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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
DENOUNCED FOR INTERFERING
MiTII AMERICAN ISSTITIrTInN,


Foreign-b born Americans are severely
criticized for Interfering in behalf of
foreign nations In the relations between
the United states and other countries
The plank denounces men who seek TO
interfere with American institutions h,.
political ORGANIZATIONS under foreign
lnfuence
reports tina; efforts were TO be made
AZ 81. Louis TO put into the platform
a declaration in favor Of an embargo
on arms and other proposals which the
PRESIDENT considers unneutraI strength
'ned MI wilson in his determination
10 meet the so-calied hyphenate issue a,
conciusively as possible
The President kept in close touch
with the situation at ST. Louis TO -dny
IN spite OF series of activities which
made ms day unusually strenuous Be-
iore marching in the preparedness ma
Iade mere, and while reviewing IT, he
received reports from administration
leaders AT the convention. Mr. Wilson
considers the campaign for the presi-
dencE on in earnest. and his spokesmen
hero say he will keep constantly on
the aggressive.
Many kilograms warmly praisinr the
Keynote OF speech OF former Governor
Giynn at st. Louis came to the Presi
dent tonight from delegates TO tho
convention. Mr.. Wilson seemed much
pleased, particularly ut the reception
Of the temporary chairman's tribute to
the course of the administration in
keeping the nation out Of war. II has
been understood that a declaration
supporting that course would be made
prominent part OF the platform.
Bernard Baruch, a New York nnan-
cier. discussed the political situation
with the President for an hour and
IL half late this afternoon.
OPPOSES REFLECTION
ON HUGHES IN PLATFORM
MIR. Williams let II be known that
he opposes declaration in the plat
| form against the election of Federal
Judges 10 public Office. Such a plank
was suggested by some Democrats at
ST. Louis rs a reflection upon Mr..
Hughes, but the President sent word
that he was anxious to keep personali-
ties out Of the campaign as far as
possible.
The President probably will indicate
To the delegates at st. Louis to morrow
his choice for chairman Of the national
committee. Opposition has developed
among committee members to Homer
Cummings Of Connecticut The name
OF Vance Mccormick, former candidate
for Governor of Pennsylvania, has heen
suggested Secretary AIcAdoo and
Postmaster-General Burlcson conferred
with the President on the question to-
night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Bryan to Take Stump
for President Wilson

ST. LOUIS, June i4.-While the
rcnointions committee wns In nes-
sion. Samuel a. King, of Utah, rose
mud mnde this statement,
"I called ON william J. Brynn and
asked IL he would submit my pInnks.
He replied:
"I have no planks to offer but
one. nnd that liz the Presidents.
Determine Nhut he wants, und his
pInnks Will he mine. 1 expect to go
before the people In his behalf on
your report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Frank. Carpenter

Look for His alaska Letter in
the Sunday Timcs-Dispateh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
PLANK ON AMER|CAN|sM
APPROVED BY PRESIDENT
Chief Executive Determines to Meet
HyDlicnate Issue as Conclu-
sively as Possible.
DIRECT AND UNEQUlvocAL
Carries Some of Ideas Expressed in
Fiag-Day Specialization Probably
Will Indicate To-Day His Choice
for National Chairman.

WASHINGTON, June l4-Presidcnt
wilson to-day approved a plank on
Americanism for the Democratic ma
tional platform which arraigns indi-
viduais or alliances seeking TO embar-
rass the government in negotiations
with foreign governments and con-
demns any political party which modi-
fes it's policy for fear of political. con-
sequences.
The President decided to challenge
openly Americans of allen birth oppos-
ing his foreign policies. Learning from
editorials In some foreign-language pa
pers that they were supporting the Re
publican nominee. Mr.. Wilson sent word
TO his personal representatives in st.
Louis 10 make the plank on American
ism direct and unequivocal.
The plank on Americanism. drawn
partially here and partially in ST.
Louis. had been completed tonight and
was ready for submission 10 the reso-
lutions committee Of the convention
II was taken for granted that 1t would
be embodied in the platform practically
AS written.
The plank carries out some of the
Ideas expressed by the President in n
Flag Day address here to-day accusing
"a small group Of Americans OF foreign
extrac,!on OF attempting "to levy no.
iiucal blackmaif' to gain their ends
1t further states that the Democrats
party Will not be Influenced by such
'hlackmair and. in effect, challenges
the Republican nominee to take a
similar stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
Continued on Second Page

Washington and Return. $500
from Richmond. Tickets good only on
special train leaving Shafcr and Broad
Streets. $3.50 4. NJ. Saturday. June nth.
and returning, leave washington 9:00 r. 81
same date. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15

Travel Via YORK RIVER LINE. Week END
tickets, ~ round trip. Friday to Tuosday.
ftno stoamers.-AdY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES
By Altman

~ THE DISTRICT cOtHr % THE
United states. for the Western District
% Washington. Northern Division
* uANHHtPTcT 80 tItf
NOTICE or rfNFr MEETING OF
cHEDfToHH
Ia she Matter II Henry A. Haumann and
Amelia naumAnu. ne wife. hankruptH
To the creditors ~ the shost named
bankrupts
sotice l. hereby given that on fhs -tth
aay ~ September 1918. ihs Haid hsnrY
= Haumann - o.. Ters duly aflndi-
Gated bankrupt ana mat she nrat
meeting - the creditors - sid bank
FHpfs ufii 80 held o. che of'iro u the
f'ndersiEned Referee ~ bankruptcy
i1fs.f .. q Rmifh BsiifiuE. in Seattle,
81 said district uH the liza DAY - pe'
fuhsf fsff 81 90 ~ clock Do the after
noon. af which time the said creditors
may attend prove their claims appoint
trustee. examine the bsnkfuFfs. ana
transact Eueh other business - may
properly come before Hsid meeting
dated 81 fsaffis. ~ said district. this .sth
dag % September 1919
~ " HAWKINS.
Referee Ca BANKRUPTCY
~.Ns~-~N~~N~N~e~~~ec -~-c-N-~Seec-~~~Se~~~c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
wtttrt-sATtfHpsy

Stall - saaet iiptaspss Us lee {.
extra fancy jonathan apples. sec doH
stall 10 peaches Soc rrat. pssgn. ske
noa. Siberian rfabsspies. soc crate stalls
se.zt. shairr steer sifluin steak. akr -. .
sfsrs pot FuasL ice ~ fresh dressed
ehicksus ike - stan -. fresh Wash-
lnEt5n rraamcyf batter. 1te 10 fresh
rruaea pesnui b8sfsr Zee 10 stalls a.
81 fancy veal roast. istsc ~. steer boil
las beef tc % dry salt psfk. lee 10 &
ioxs 81 sprsnE laab. ser ~ little piE
sausage. isc 10 stall -. 0vsen olives.
$50 rt Goldfish hunks. ikn ~ pkg Al
Htonra ~ 80 sack family Tour. 81 -.
sso bette best eatsup. itcs lie bottle
vinegar Zee soc gi jar olives. stc. lee
pkFt mRcaroni Or spaghetti, use. boxes
- aa.na. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
LLOYD-CEORcE
IS CRITICISED

LONDON. Sept. 3o.-The Nan
chester Guardian. strong liberal or
gan. today reproyed War Secretary
Lloyd-George for his statements to
the United Press, and took occasion
"a it's editorial criticism TO urgs =
more detailed and concrete auth6
lied exposition OF allied aims.
TO reject all conversation with
neutrals is a sign OF violence and
weakness" said the Guardian.
Such rhetorical ministerial excur-
sions may cost many lives. LLOYD
Georges language appears that OF
passion rather than inducing clear
ness. We can't agree with him that
time doesn't count In this war. when
there is a daily roll OF from 1000
TO 5000 dead or wounded"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
MEDIUMS
MADAM CEALY

ruI uHEAr E0YrTiAN rnHENoL.
psfHf
Is hs has ths row~r go fnfssfe anl CO.'S fHn
90 eli impnftanf affHifs ~ iifr Tells
Fnuf pact present snn futurr Iifr az
tisHs ia business anf family affairs
saHftship aud marriage tells ihr name
~ che man ~ anfrau sou niIl narfi
tells Fnur sn~mies names era Hnh q"
conquer sheen HtahsH happiness %.
tusru man and site tells shat f"u
ass adapted ~ and shsi hVsinses De-
fnast lucky ter fau tsits iH regard 90
your absent ffisHfs roe madam = -
never Ia seattle before she Hises sfsff
sausfaetisn Readings ibis WHrh. sps
risl SOC Hotel Aerns Room 2. ttss =
..L-. a.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE
3 ACRES, wIrn riot r sTurAM
IHoNrING PAVED STATE ROAD

3 AGREE fine bottom land. vith saod
iroui stream hair cleared ard in
rrnn hHianrs alder maple and
nuuu Eraefh easily cleared
fasrs on paved hiEhaa1. = mile
20 rreanefY Is mile 90 good
town and but 90 minutes ~
auto sass 90 Kirkland fern
dnrk This BE- ens - ihe best
bargains 80 knaH ~ Price
81 sec ehss terms come affuss
ana saf Tor FoHfastf Take hirh-
land faats ~ Madison parh 50
narse a Farrara ofnre on kifh-
lard dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30

\ ofifs greatest risifeefant aha phfru'
nfasisf euaranfrss So feaf fuuf snfife
nfs pasf gfrserf ard fufurr Gives tree
sasies or hisinsss iuss hsstfa ard
fsnntlf affairs fsiis ihr rsfHe - Tnai
fafufs hast4nt ~ atrr anf shat 80 DE-
e. - sarrsssfat ln Nf= SHE has iusi
aFffted ia thts tfsg nearr hsfr tasfefr
sfrs visit aiN pa feu fuf sour fnanf
ffsanfsaintra=nss ~ nfhsrs SEE efii -
tants ga obstacles and fsii Fna hn~ 20
sfn srF hsid she aas aeH fsFife ths
Tifss advice go ~ impeFtaht affsifs tf
ufs Rfssrssi readlnEs sec lfHifi Eih
fe.nse 1884 Hrrnnd H~sf Htrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
BABY BROWNS SELF
IN DRAIN BARREL

wENATCHEE. Sept. While
playing In the yard of his grand.
fathers fruit ranch near here. the
2-year-old sen of Mrs Leslie Dyson
fell tn halffilled water barrel and
drowned Friday.
The boy and his mother have been
living with the grandfather while
the father has been with the Ca.
madam troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
WILSON TO FIRE.
HOT SHOTS At
C. 0. P. Leader
~ ROBERT J. BENDER
IL @. SAT- Correapondent

ASBtRf PARK. >. j., sept -.
President Wilson late today Val
soInd call 90 the young mer n
the country 10 join the democrats
party.
IN q speech at shadow Lawn 70
be delivered 10 1000 represents
lives Of the Young Mems Lexess
~ Democratic clubs. the presidext
will clearly define what he BE-.
lieyes are the real Issues Of The
campaign.
O. o. p. Provincial
The United Press IL able 10 -
line IN detail on what basis -
president believes he should be Se-
turned TO office. He holds that,
since the administration OF Abn-
ham Lincoln. the republican parry
has been provincial. II has. fIr
uratlyely speaking. believed In
closing up America On the other
hand. the democratic party. the
president will show. has looked
outside the house In which the
United States IA inclosed--has seen
there the tremendous world trAds
awaiting AZ our doors. and has act-
cd 20 properly meet that market
By Implication. II not BY direct
Interrogation. the president may be
expected In his addresses q tie
next few weeks 10 ask the repub-
Iiean candidate what be would 90
IN case Of bis election TO change
the foundations already laid for
this trade.
What Would Hughes Dot
The president believes he has e.
tablished policy OF international
intercourse. any change in which
might prove OF vital consequence
10 the future peace OF the nation
by Implication, II not directly. -
may be expected soon to question
the republican nominee as TO vnt
changes his party would make In
the foreign policy.
lie believes that the people are
entitled 10 specific Information
from Hughes as TO what the rspsb-
lican party would do should Il be
placed in power-what would BE- its
definite changes In the tariff: what
would be It's policy toward Mexico.
and what would II do with The
Adamson elght-hour law
Assisted Business
The attitude OF the adminiStra-
ton toward business has been one
OF assistance and the result IN.
precedented prosperity. the prcsi
dent means to show.
No war. bigger PAY. and increas-
I'd opportunities are the facts be-
fore the country now. he believes
J and he will put IL up 10 his OPP
1 ponents TO show how they would
chsnge this situation.
Denounces "DisIoyoIty"
\ One thing is certain and that il
the president does not court that
part OF the German vote which -
believes is trying 10 intimid5R8
him by It's activities In the diner
ent elections held to date Ia re-
Spouse to a message of warning
against pro-English policies sent
him by J. A. OLeary. president OF
the American Truth society. the
president sent the following tele-
gram last night:
Your telegram received. ! feel
. deeply mortified TO have you ,.
( any body like you vote for me
Since you have access TO many dis
loyal Americans and ] have NOT,
will ask you to convey this mes
sage To them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
rIKr rLAcn--.Arr nnAy

stall ~. : lbs rnc Erauulatcd sugar
sse stall -. pure pAsseuriEed rutlk Sc
nt &C. a. stall 81. good butter. asc H.
3 ibg Nsc. owr chnrnee butter. asc H. ;
tts 81 CO. stall 1881. choice steaks. lztac
% veal steaks. Use 10. veal ronsis. ieit G
~ lamb chnpr. lee % steer pot roast
Use ~ stall e.. Watsrmsians. fc 10
stall 1898 peanut butter. lee 10 lbs
gtc stall 1871. California Jack FUN cream
cheese. gtc % mid run cream cheese
lee 30 stall "a prime rib roast tic u. ;
LEGS ~ pork, i5hr ~. hansbarEsr and
pork sausage lee ~ T-bons steak. lie
H. round steak ise 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30

HiaH 81 famiIY flouf1 u 81 Dot faft ]
larai patent -four. ~ - per sack, hard
heat flour 81 &c PEI sack comb honey.
ftr. good coffee. &c H.. cuooanui &c
~ stalls st.as ZOE las cane sugar.
81 &C. q its sugar tke. Bee baking pos
der. afes matches E5e dor bones stall
a. rarst potatoes 9 its lee, its rs
swfsf cora. zee don Nahhafd squash
81 fh stall a. hfoon. fif ~ isaf lard.
ise nt ham. as lb zeal FeAsfA Zee 70
pafk steak tshc ih sfsits si.2a Sliced
tisrE rod 3 lhs 4ar SILVER salmon - &c
th Olympia oysters teE o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
sogNrs--saTrHDAy

stall ile. 80 20 sask ehoice family
flour. fisa ste bottle eatsap. iar. s-ih
sack rarn meal Use. 3sc cas- cornei beet.
gee 3 lhs whgie ustg beans. 4Ic; = lie
nkza pancske fiQar lie. ise csus pork
kna beans Zee a.lh can Erparl choco-
late. see ttr can shrlmps. Toe. csc can
ies See einEersnsps. Toe ~. stalls 2. Z.
g. =. V.ai foaefa. ace ib pork ioins. lie
Is shoulder ~ ismb. SC 10 lamb chops,
issc % ieGs % lsmb ise % chickens.
tsc % pot roast. g. TO 81 ~ stall les.
fancy orssea creamery butter r5c 10
fancy fresh pallets tFEs tec dcz. mild
cream cheese. ise H. larse cans milk,
Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
LISTER WILL TALK HERE

Governor Ernest Lister will ad..
dress the Sons of the American
Revolution at their regular monthly
meeting In the rooms OF the Com
mercial Club. on Monday, October
End. at mon. on the subject: The
Debt of Gratitude We Owe TO Our
Revolutionary Ancestors"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
NINE. VICTORIA

~ celebrated phfsnoiesisi- riairsaysri
shd paiusssi. giess arisntifir fsadinss
on ail afs8ifs ~ iifs. past rfsseut ~
failure fna have s-en thF sfhsf- rru
ths bet v 81 Wsatis Al fsafinns
guaranteed ssfi,fAetuF9 o. 30 tees &C.
asnfsN Wssainas sec lee alton esss
81 Ernr 80. sat a 70 a. IaaIn %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
EGYPTIAN
PIIRENOLOGIST

MsaA-s Sins hss fasf arrived n Seattle
nssse -ss here tsfnrs ara shs rsa is'i
faa all Year pas ufs ans shat rnur
fataFs ufs - 81 - rsn advise yea "
hasinsss affairs family affairs anf love
sffsifs ieil poa chen sou ~ili fnafff
ahl ths fHitsai - fhs Gee y4u Nili
faafff htn 20 seraasf gpuf snsriiss
sHd sFnid az tfpunis hnd - havr1
tsifs yea IN regard 60 fn9f absent
frisnft tells yea shat sou afs ataftsd
T., saa hos 20 be sarcsssfai To- ~,
tells Fna whs' twsfnsss - most lutAY
fer sua The uaadam rifi give fua
ss~rr safisfzeii9n ifsf rrafinss afs ~
confidential charges 80 csuts The
MADAM ear - found ~ fitS tnian -.
tstpssn Second snd Third zsss. YER
non Hafst
AND rttHESotoaisr
tfg rn3esrslif between Fifih ard sitih
Tel Past present and fafprs. cunsisfinE
tusiusss arf love affairs afris~ You
about divorce cases ard ~hst wsn -
raug iarEv step In tfs 80 take ~iil tsi3
fru names - yauf lever surrthssri-
ffisuds. enemies. aaa shat fen srs most
adapted far Special readings ter
rsrransritv located
cfskiRNoVANT cNnp READING
honest and reliable nonu Z. isFt
Urn ave-
.cLAfH YANT ct.AtNArptFNr
spifft card reader. bora medium when
others fast consult me iie Howell -
CIRCLES TUESDAY AID FRIDAY
evenings. reading dpiiy lecture SUNDAY
evening messages feiiav 1881 Third.
opposite posieffies Hotel hvhes
cam Hga t'iNa--ter~' ifte@ zen o.
fkpAM rnANK. f'f.krRxoYAssT. ckRD
reader. psimlst. sc. Green Hotel iit
pike
Icf.AfRvoraST CARD READING
psimistrv SOS rihe, Api - THIS
weet sec
MADAM FRY- RrtfAniE ctAiRvor-
ant. card reader i's Fi1h Eulou
.assW
REtiApLr cAnp nEAniNG SPECIAL
this week 400 readings gGc. soc
Room &C iios Seventh ave upstairs
SINS KEtLood -cLAtrvoyANr' ron
msriy a. hes aeyeuth. removed 70
aanitou Ap;s 1890 Seventh. near
Triton
NM REID NEW YORK cl.AtHVoV
ant and card reader. a0sh Pike. over
~os1S~o1~W~4o1S~,>~
'e--ror Rent Furnished
$3.50 MONTH SAVE MONEY LIVE At
Aiki Small furnished cottage. Eas
range. City water electric lights free
wond i'rre int Essi alsa
o6--a.RooM FIAT. EASY wAiK.
~ eeisess y, ~ = Ss..
27-For Rent Unfurnishcd
-4sWOoW MODERN HOUSE, ~
fine location good new 7eii T.
ROY lnanlre ~ rrcmi.ss
29-Unfurnished Apartments
sr LAwnENcE- hNp MODERN
annrtnrnfs can fsoa Ffrhih ave
NJ~~~~~N~~~e~~~~so~ ~-~~N~~4N
! 3i---Housckccning Rooms
ta0o - TWO NEWLY FURNISHED
range. free gaA. phone electricity
2ai0 Western ave.
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PUBLIC MARKETS


steer sfsas ~ o. boiling beef Ice
u hest Jersey butter. , To- 81 fresh
ranch egEs : dos Use. oranges. ace dgs /;
fefi-f Hapss tc roii. quaker oats. ipr
nkE jar rubber o. dor dinusf. veal
nl.. sea spinach he. isc, ia ibgi, lee
81 salmon. } its 80. founders. Us
So. tea foiis zoe dnE cookies ice dps
Concord grapes sea basket bananas. zee
dor sweet potatoes ihs use. tomatoes.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-30
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

iifted Esfrfisa thffneieEisi Have your
haiat fhorsHahig Fead ard rHFlainFf -
a e~nain~ EFYptlan pHiuisi Ana fiaif
tHGant one naturally gifted sim ihs
fssss 81 10 tell maHf fnulira events -
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names ~ frfsnHs rNrnltes hos 20 eair
sarfrsx a. susiness tssiih. roHffthi4
marriage aftuffr srafaiaiirrs and
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shat fsY - YeHf amtiina hope ~
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SEQ in trauhls pn fna frf itH one
ssa hass hssfnasd yauF trust sra 40
fsrslaHs lrna srfinS eaui std indiffsf.
snt fsnafa yuaF she adflH~s no as
Important affairs ~ iifr NFsfisi ihis
assN fratiHfs e Fsnts - ihftTfa
s3fN corner eisih eve
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EUROPEAN
card reader PRISE Sec vita hsf sunf
asrfsi fiaif0afanf guesfs shs tells fng
al uHf featiHE nffi fnnftfr~ fcn
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y. u. ouoAL. Of the Apex cafe.
1888 First ave. while returning
from Everett "Wednesday night.
aaw wildcat running in front OF
his machine lie dismounted. and
his enc shot &C two cleaning eyes
proved sufficient. The ca, weighed
- rounds.
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