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The Wabash Pittsburgh 1srnlasl
Railway Company


W0TICD 10 hereby given thas hes9eso =
Certinoatee OF psposit Issued undee - ~
Jsot 70 the Plen ana Asrssmsnt o. Hesss
ganisation dated June 20 1910 ~ emsneees
bearing notation showing yms ~ sne
rate OF $500 In respect OF each si.sss -
bonds represented thereby, upon prsssnse-
oon OF thsir Certihcates or Depos1s "
CENTRAL TRUST OF NV
YORK. Dspositary, at It's onics. u wan
street, new YORK city Tor appropr1eee
stamping Will be entitled TO receive Ger.
tinoatss hereinafter termed Certificates 81
Interest) In bearer form. specifying TIE
amount OF stock OF The wheeling ana LAAe
Erie Railroad Company deliverable. In 70.
spect Of the Certificates OF Deposit -
stamped. under said reorganization Plan
.an.nmm.,.S ,,o,d., 40 ~
Deposit % stamped waive their risht T. ~
cAvs under said Pian Agreement -
amended stock Of the wheeling Cs01osy
o. trust certificates representative ehsseset
and all such rights pass to the hoidefs q
"-rtihcates OF interest," bsueo ID roe0eoe
thereof.
u.,a., a, r..,,e..,.. 20 y,,.,.., $3.50.
80. a. ....n..m.n, go. ~. ~. ,,I.-
.,...h p.o,..n,,.,,on Comn,,..s liz ~.
Manassrs Of the syndicate mentioned IL
.ne ran ana Asresmen. lot tnc Eserssa
...Sn s".. sn...E~.. q.
isis. Ar. rivsn IN. opportunity to purchssc
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

BRIER HILL STEEL CO,-Hss pur-
chased $50 acre tract In industrial district
Of Youngstown.
ports for three months ended Sept. 30
total profits from transportation and sale
Of oil, 1901, o02. Other income amounted
were osS.1sS.
OHIO FUEL SUPPLY co.-Notinsd
stockholders that they are now entitled
to subscribe 10 81 per cent. OF their pres
a share, N. ohio Public utilittes Commits
sion having authorized sale Of e1.ss2, $50
81 stock 10 retire esllb,lss NJ . psr cent,
properties
UTICA MILLS-Mors than thirty textile
mills In Utica and adjoining viiiskss viii
.%so, ::::s. S:ss: q AL ss'iss '@S'S'::: ::
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

CALIFORNIA PACKING Co-wilism
Solomon 4 Co.. announce that common
stock syndicate has been dissolved. There
were 100000 shares Of stock In syndicate
agreement.
COINAGE-Thcre was no gold cxccuted
during Nov. silver, ti,ssAs0o. minor.
l.0+2,t asa.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS - Exports
reported at New York custom House yes
terdny amounted to ~, i57. 8At. and for the
week, 162,7t9,stl; imports yesterday, e3.-
1856, 311. and for the week. t25.l57.937.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON
To compensate for increased cost Of Nv
ing this bank has distributed q bonus OF
Is per cent. OF annual salariss to all Its
employees.
NEW YORK INcoRPoRATIoNs -
There were Incorporated with the Secretary
~ state during Nov, 900 stock com pm MES.
having a total capital Of &bt.asg,0 600 as
com par red with sSa companies chartered in
Oct. with an aggregate capitalization ~
s52, lss, 900.
sTRAUs a CO.. s, VT was an
neunoed ysstsrday that 8. W .straus a
Co. Of 80 Broadway had purchased. the
Apse meF4SaGe lenAs - - YtAeA oeheOL
|a0euDen0 - eese.e><s
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United st.ses Gan Dtstrsets,.
q. g. @. Asures.

Il. e. Q. hRuf00.
In the following table are summarized ~
ports OF oil important American steam rail.
approximately 20. ooo miies Of road Ths
mile average 10 obtained BY dividing total
eArninge By total mileage
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BUSINESS RECORD.


RVIS0 II. MOSS. salesman, $40 West 157th
street, voluntary. Liabilities. S3.6as; as
AnoLPH j. FEcHTEE; salesman: so1
Liabilities, si.Ils. no assets,
WILLIAM q ROWE AND ALICE y.
ROWE. individually amt as copartners
trading as Rove 4 co. 1Ta Wet street.
voluntary iia"iiit,e. $4,000 assets,
tO$a.
Schedule In RankWptcy.
JACOB BLOCH. meat business. 67a Ninth
avenue. 40 krnstardam aysnus and vaS
coiH.eS: sSsnp: a.. tsH!ss,i,i.:; 'a;s SO;
~ G6AnSt 1reaAvay csatsai HAnk,
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THE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY

Now York- N0vemher ~. 1915.
A quarterly di,ii ui ~ TWO AND ONE
QUARTER ,2L,',' PER CENT on the
capital stock Of ms company will he paid
AZ the ofNr" % thn company. a. Nassau
street. In his city, ON and after Wsdnes-
day, Dec, 20. 1910, TO Stockholders Of rec
ori at c'nsc - business 'o-,lsy.
BY orl'r of the i'ptrI ~ Managers
CHARLES y WAlkER. Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
At Q meeting Of the Board OF Directors
of the Charcoal Iron Company Of America,
held NJ Detroit, Michigan, on Tuesday, Mo-
yemher ?S'h, the following dividend was
declared on th" rro'errei stock of ths
COMPANY; 90 payable January 3lst TO
stockholders ~ rr'orl January 18th.
w. n HlNilIN M, secretary.
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ANIMATION
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
AND
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company

NOTICE THAT PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION
FOR FURTHER DEPOSITS OF SECURITIES
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$1,000; Bsrnhsrd Bloch, 1880; Max Sill
.sssdein' 100000; CHELSEA Exchange Bank,
sass; cuhahY. Packing Co. 81, 100; Nor.
,is Co. ti.Stz: sul.6srssrA Sons 90.
bay'd Mayer 'i'e~i; Hugo Jo..phy 4
Manhstsaa Judgments Filled.
LFirst NAM 10 thss Of dsbtor)
Arhor. Charles. and Morrts y. Schmidt
People, &c, aN0 IN
naker sl,k GO N, Y klsin,..:,.... i,T7sSS
n Rusoh- j = Kelly ."..."". 1896,
Fr~smAn. Geo, W, Ethel II. Freeman,
Chaser .,."y..,,,",.."...,.,..,.. 1~ %
Levy, Annie-S, Stern ....,.......... s.61s 81
Sos8DdQ, 0ipssppsA Eln9E...n.~ l.esg.
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DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE
NET AFTER TAXES.

Aug. July, June May. An
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06


Capital journal Better Foods' betIer
Homes school at the Armory was a ue-
cided success.
Mayor Harley u. Wmte opened 'he
school oy introducing MIS- vaughn TO
the large assembly OF Salem mousse
wives
some remarNaDly oeauutul decorated
cakes ny MIS- vaughn were AWARDED
at the close OF the session 0lmllar
cakes are to be gwen away eaGh DAY
An interesting feature OF MIS- hate
b. vaughn $ cookery course is the
splendid collection OF tested ana ap'
proved recipes she gives ner classes
me way Mrs. vaughn handles. her rec,
ipes and IN faet her entire method OF
conducting the cookery clasS Is hearI'
ny approved or by those VINO attend
IL IS always a troublesome matter TO
Write down the recipes as ulctateu Dy
the cookery teacher ana the housewite
frequently flnds when she comes TO use
these recipes as she mas COPIED them
they 40 not turn OUT Just rlght ana Sle
realizes 100 iate that she mas maze
some sllght mistake IN putting down
lIgure or mas omitted one OF the lu-
gredlehtS or III some way Spolled 'he
recipe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06

Menu: Dinner, cocktail D'Fruit,
roast chicken in cooker, cove oysters,
stuffed onions, rolls, combination salad,
French dressing, chocolate balls (steam-
ed hot marchmallow sauce, mint sher-
bet (in fireless cooker.
Mrs. Vaughn suggests that house
keepers think over the following ques-
tions and see if their views accord with
hers as given in her lecture tomorrow
afternoon.
l. What is food--how far does it
control health and efficiency3
2. What care should / give my body
so that it will reflect its good condition
in an attractive appearance9
3, What shall l teach my child re-
garding its bodyl
4. What makes the home ideal9
5. How much do 1 know of labor
saving deviees7
The first meeting yesterday of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06
RECIPES GIVEN AWAY
AT COMING LECTURES
Women Praise Mrs. Vaughn's S
Cooking, Dinner Dishes
Up Tomorrow

Kitchen cabinet used by Mrs.
Vaughn will be presented to some Sa-
lem housekeeper on Saturday morning.
Program tor Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. Subject Nutrition
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-06

CONTINUED on Page seven.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
News of Fifty Yeas Ago
Fron the Richmond Dispatch, Nov. .. 1866

nhe remains of Colonel Richard II. Cunning
nam; OF this city. who killed at tho battle
VI tedar Kun in ISL. were brough, to Rich :
m, Yesterday and reinforced In Hollywood
Within the past week over 800 600 bricks
:" wv" weeks past over 100000 to Norfolk.
u f.M.Gorernor Henry a. WISE who has been
~ several days with cholera, is now considerc,
o i cry out OF danger. DIR. IiaXall, his Dhysi-
can so announced last night.
me Richmond. Ercdcri sburs and Potomac
e. GSo o Tor the fiscal year just closed were
Stoo;ooO more than for any year i'm tho history
OF the road. " " - '''' w >
,s Inc CITY Railway line has reached Four
tecnth street The work Is progressing slowly
"ec"hs" OF the lack OF timber
. me SNOW has been very heavy at l.ccsburg
~ 'tohdoun county and tho weather is IN =
'%isety cold for November.
Lhe new fast schedule .etwecn New York
a m Ne" Orleans which has Jus; been put Into
nn tGi is working admirably on ali or the roads
"i'cn went mt" the arrangement. this
SScheuu!c IA" time from New Yorit to Richmond
Is |" hours and 10 minutes: To Danvillc -
hours ana 20 minutes: % Greensboro 80 hours
minutes: I" Atlanta. via Augusta. 80 hours Tho
llme from atlanta To New Orleans TX 20 hours
ii,aKlhs the Time from New York TO New or
r ae'thS exactly q" hours AS example OF the
70 RICHMOND day before yesterday made III.
iSV'i miles in hours and 80 minutes after hnv-
ing i"st 20 minutes by unusual stoDs This
maze the running time % miles an hour
Two negroes elected to scats I'm Tho
Mn!ES"chusmts !.cSisia ture in tho State election
held last Tuesday. '
Horace Greeley WAS defeated in last Tues
u1y . eIec'ion for seat in Congress from ono
OF the New York districts. The ma jority against
HIM was little over 10000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
FRENCH MOVED DOWN
IN DARING ATTACKS
November , Chnracterizcd as ia Day
OF DEATH" by Ger
!lN:-S.
ia ND-TO.HAND FIGHTING
Cavalry Suundrons in NeighbOrhoOd
Of Sally Routed aud Many Field
Batteries Broken Down During
Great Drive Against Trenches.
IBy Associated Press. |

BERLIN. November s tviu Sayviilc).
"A Day "f Death ia France" No
Nchbcr thus is characterized by the
war correspondent of the Berlincr
I"Rohiat. according to the Overseas
News Agency. which quotes from the
article as follows:
Again the British shortened their
sector. but even ON the shortened front
Tue BRUSH were forced 10 engage IL
force which was sent against positions
th't could not be reached by picked
men even at the cost Of dcStrliction
ON this day also an attack near
Hu"udec"urt could not he launched on
account OF German curtain OF fire
which held the troops in the trenches
and swept the ground whore assem-
hii"S we're taking place with CHASTITY
certainty. The French anally we're nbIo
u" develop ATTACKS NJ certain pIncct,
~ great thrust resulted I'm n day
o; ""ath for the stor.ninE columnr
They entered the German trenches nuIy
I" the northeast aud southeast OF SAIL
~ where they were defeated IN san.
culinary hnnd-to-hand fighting, while
other St"rminy columns, In complete
disorder fell back To their own
trenches. 'rhc German artillery fir.
waH excellent cverywhcr against thu
troops in the crowded trenches
IL routed the cavalry suuadrong
and broke down neld batteric.
which had been only awaiting for the
signal To attack.
fhe French also suffered heavy de-
feats In the powerful engagements be-
tween lie Sars and Bouchuvesnes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
SLEMP'S REELECTION
BY 1000 CONCEDED
Figures Given Out ut His Hcu,iuuur-
tcrs Indicate Majority
of 800.
DEMOCRATS ARE ENCOURAGED
Vote Declared to BE satisfactory in
View or Persistent Claims of re.
publtcanS Made During Progress
of the Campaign.

Especial 10 The Timcs -bspatch.l
iilslSTol. VA. November S.--.\,.
though +. -. Caldwell. manager .; t..
Lee Trinklos campaign headquarters.
here. Offers no table of figures II. con-
cciics the election Of congrcSStnan G.
Dascom Slcnp 10y majority Of I.pou.
At Slomp headquarters Tonight the
following were given as the iajoritics
Tor the two candidates by counties.
which figures would give Slemp 1t ma.
jority In tho Ninth District Of more.
bian 1900:
Sicmp Wise. 600: Ice.
Al: scott. loo; Dickinson, l25 Taze-
well. G2". Bland. 10: Buchanan. lau:
SnNth. 2!1--totIl, 1858. Trinkle's ina :
Jori,ies-iiristol City, $40; Washinp-
tor, 30; Wythc. 60: Pulaski. 30: t;ilrs.
l60: Russell. l,o--to,al. I.uGo
Democrats here express the opinion
that these figures are not entirely
correct. aud that Slrntp has little more
'l''n 1000 nnjority. If that
DEMOCRATS D:CL,Ri:
VOTE - IINC0t AGING:
The Democratic vote was encourage
ms 10 the party throughout the dis
'fic'. In view OF the persistent claim OF
Republicans that large numbers OF
the Democrats had failed tn qualify.
Democrats her" express appreciation
OF TIL. Efforts OF prominent men in the
party who came into tho dis,ric, and
spoke for Mr. Trinkle
Among the men who served Mr. Trim
kl" were Governor Henry c. Stuart,
Senator Thomas : Martin. Senator
Claude y. Swanson, Conercssman car
Ter Class and Congressman liefin. Of
A!'hama Manager Caldwell con-
Quoted the office work with cneruy and
ability.
fhc vote for President in the dis.
trict IS believed not to nave been ma
icr!hily changed from that OF mast
national elections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
what Constitutes n Fclon.

About six weeks ago begins a doloful letter
I had IL felon OH my right index finger. didn't
recognize 1t soon enough 30 Use tho hot-waier
tret:;ment so KEPT y drawing save on for two
weeks. suffering nsonics OF pain. Finally the
have tried everything my friends can Suggest
| have lost Il lot OF weight and begin to think my
blood must bc ia baG condition. Is there any
tItn;: you suggcS; q help heal It?
y felnn appears 10 oe an excuse FOR the per
petra tiOa OF felony. ones friends delight IL.
;hc chance.
Six weeks You poor -.
Well what's the use of cain. names? Lets
talk !: over Soberly.
germs entering the tissues. The germs pus-
producing germs and are prcscn: on the surface
tie skin always. Through slight abr;,-
sion puncture they enter the flesh. and the
only wo;'der is that this only happens sion
ally. in spite OF dirty hands. liz the flesh
they either def ;he natural resisting mower
is sooA-.or multiply rapldlyif the individuals
hyGlenic living. Multiplying they cause in1am.
mat!on The infection invadcs the deep tissue
gets under the periost:al mcmbrancc OF the
bone. This membrane haa but slight give"
hence the intense pain % Il fclou.-- much worse
than mere boil: Just as bad US u jumping
tooihachc.
Treatment ncison.
Not timid lancinG, but free, deep incsion. the
very moment the diagnosis is male and uader
GncSthctiC, OF course. If the patient is n
human being in his right mind.
fs!on tina; lasts over week is unnrsstak bile
evidence OF poor treatment. Any one who pre-
fers to nurse . fcion may do so-- is free
country. lut the immediate and permanent re-
lief is the kniir. ana plenty OF ii.
Drawing salvcs? Friends? Why. Won moor
unfortunate man. such things made i'm hell
The Old Me makes them to stimulate business
IoulticcS? Old women? Indian herbs Fine
for dcformity. If that is your ambition.
Whoever chooses six weeks OF suffering and
disability with probable resulting deformi:v i'm
preference to FIVE minutes OF ether and com
piete hcaing in few days. deserves the Iron
Cross for forttudc. y felon Is nothing To he
proud Of. the other hand is II &, your
blood II is just some pus- germs under the ueri
osteun, and You'll find it mighty tedious sport
trying to tease them out with saves and porI
tees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Serving the I'ublic

COMPARED with four years ago, the news
- service placed al the command OF the
public by The Times-D Dispatch on Tuesday and
Wednesday showed growth and perfection
winch. TINS newspaper is glad TO believe the
public appreciated TO the fullest extent
heaiizing its duty TO give the public the news
~ fully and quickly as possible. The
simes-Dispatch praciice6 what il has prna ched
so fcrvcntly and made its observation-disclosures
paredncSS.
thousands are familiar with is bulletin
service, flashed on screen in the Capitol
Square. which gave TO Il vast crowd the latest
news from all over the United States col
lcctcti and disseminated by the countrv's
graph companies The sight OF the multitude
crowded into the square. gathered in the
streets and huddled in hundreds OF auto
mohilcs. anXously watching the screen for
word OF the elections course. was both our
reward and our impetus
For those who could not see the news
arrangements were also made. With The CO.
operation Of the telephone company. twenty
TWO trunk lines were available to inquirers
Until carly in the morning. these were busy
every instant. rough estimate plac cling tho
calls at three to the minute on each line or
/ ~ to the hour on each wire. or $3.50 to
the hour on all wires. or. say, 5000 re-
quests Tor information NJ 10 , o'clock We'd
h"sdhN morning After that hour. the mum
Der OF calls diminished. but literally al!
through the night the newspapers opera
tors necessarily replied TO requests for in
formation. and all day Yesterday a steady
stream Of inquiries poured over the wires.
IL was all done gladly and as part Of
the days work OF newspa per whose highest
aim s-scrvicc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Financial \Otc,

II ! We're half as rich as Schwab
Or John -. Rockefeller.
FL never hold another job.
Nor hear alarm cocks heller.
II | had Andrews overplus
OF gold, Or Astor's riches
b'you think IA drive Il motor bus
or Wear last summers breeches?
Why. on IA! word. IL | had just
cnc-tcuth Of one percentum
ol ih"t, my little banks would bust
With :at-what could prcventum" =
iiut Az i; is, I'm frank TO say,
Whai have got. ] use it:
II had much. might grow gray
FrettinE for fear I'd lose Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Indications of President wilson, r.
Election Are deceived with
SRtisfnCtion

WASHINGTON, November S-Thc
White House thrilled with excitement
Tor hours this morning. owin,, TO Tho
continued doubt as to the outcome of
the presidential election The ,ele.
"faph Instruments licked mcrrilv with
returns mat were conir.; in from dif.
icrcnt directions. and every Indication
pointing TO the reelection OF the Presi-
drnt Was received with Sa,iafaction.
Ihc regular bulletins were supplc.
ncnied by private advices from the
summer executive offices at Ayburv
i'"rk holding out the strongest sort
OF h"L& tina III" President would win
IN Srit" Of the heavy Hughes vote.
Secretary Tumulty gent word to hia
friends IL Washington that Wilson
would be elected ueyond doubt. bccnus.
tht Democratic managers believed they
Knew the situation better than tie Re
pub!icans and understood the territory
from which they expect to Ect tho nee.
csSary electoral votes
some OF the young mon on the White
House star remained at the cNcc,tivc
Offices all last night listening Ia IN.
returns. ana The gloom under which
'he! mao rested iCr many hours began
70 give way 10 hope in the early morn
lhS with tn" strong trend TO Wilson
from the West
Word from .rbury Park was tha,
'h' 'F":!"cnt. while outwarIly calm
~ an ai"it watch on every return
a'lu gas III constant touch with cyn-v
Sonrc" that would cnlighten him. /,
was inttmated that. in view az tbo
cioS"hoSS OF tho vote, steps would ne
'ahch NJ once To safeguard the in;.r-
S'S OF inc President in a legal v.av
o"cIi! rc'ountS OF ballots H. close
states should becomes a reality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
SOCIALIST VOTE 100000
National Manager Thompson Call. Al.
tcntion 10 the t:nIns Made.
Sntisficd with Result

7 Nv NHSOflHlCU T'rcSS
'itiChtb. November S.--CarI ID.
IhomDs"n. national manager Of the
S"riaiis; party. III Il statement made
today, said
IN 1912 the Socialis; party pollcd
2oV,""" votes. In this election the re .
fnr"* show Una; we have poiled about
l.2hc,rH". While this gain is not rs
":ca; aa We had hoped for. we arc sat :
isi'"d w':h the general result.
We believe We have elected about
thirty live members Of the LcgisIn-
lures IN twcnty-onc States. Mime
apolis We elected our candidate for
Mayor. Thomas II. van Lear. We ex-
pectcd to elect seven or eight Con
gressmen. but apparently we have
elected none" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
Doubt, but T{iyl, Hone

\ EFEAT would not more than dim the
luster of Wilson's wonderful triumph in
the Western States. In that great region Of
clear and independent thinking where men
refuse to be hypnotized by party shibboeths.
he has made race which shall live in the
history of American politics.
Late returns. as this is written, indicate
the reelection of the President, but it Is i'm
possible, even amid the highest hopes. to
withheld the conclusion victory still hangs by
thread. sudden shift in California and
Minnesota would transform victory into de-
feat. For ourselves. with the lesson of our
own lack OF faith on Tuesday night still be-
fore us. VIC shall refuse to confess failure
until the last ballot is counted.
One decision has been registered with UNI
mistakablc emphasis. The ancient theory
that ihc votes of New York are necessary to
elect Democratic President has been de-
siroyed forever. Without New York. Indiana
or Illinois. with only Ohio and the South and
West standing firm. Wilson is so nearly
elected, the Republicans arc so frightened
they hardly retain the courage to make their
customary claims. Their talk OF a landslide
will be by the narrowest of narrow margins.
Another decision also has been rendered
The Democracy has established itself AS the
progressive party OF the country. Hereafter
its voice will speak with increasing definite
ness and authority for the rights OF the aver
age man-for larger freedoms and broadened
opportunities. The Republican, party, by the
10 bn IN, tn
itself the party Of reaction. It's present
!caven OF proSressives. whether they use
large or a small p 10 spell the word will
leave i, surely as the sun shines The
irresistible logic Of events. the alliances the
Republicans deliberately have made with re-
dictionary forces and Influences will deter
mine future courses.
II Hughes wins. his victory will he due IN
the union OF reaction and divided allegiance
Inc old hcnehciaries OF privilege rallied TO
his final cry Of high protection, and those
who rebel that the Presidents unfinching
Americanism could not be shaken by either
Berlin or l-onQon-a motley and incongruous
hrfay-ihade common cause against Wilson
with projections favorite and favored sons
throughout she West an overwhelming
majority Of the people refused to heed
either Of these siren cries. They stood with
Tie President first because he is a real pro-
SrcSSiNe i'll deed as we'll word. ana then
because his policies have advanced the ma
lions prosperity, upheld the nations honor
and maintained the nations peace
With the great tribute that has been paid
him he can endure even defeat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-09
ELECTION STIRS DANvILLE
scenes nf Grent Enthusiasm Arc WI,
messed on the
Streets.
lSreciai,o The Times Dispatch !

DANNIT.LE. VA. November s.
scenes ~ extraordinary enthusiasm
We're witnessed here this morning
when 1t became apparent that there
was n reversal in the earlier election
returns Five thousand persons who
stood and watched the returns from,
various points OF vantage until 2
o'clock This morning and depar.cd for
'hc!r homes. were encouraged later to-
DAY when the Far West began 20 swell
the Wilson figures
10y noon, when extra newsUapor.,
were being sold on the streets bust
ness practically was suspended. Joy
manifest on the faces OF Republican,.
late last night quickly turned to gloom
when the turn in the tide came.
j. -: Htoral. chairman Of the CITY
k.pnhhran Committee. stated this
morning that he was disappointed in
~" Republican vote as indicated here.
Ihe largest Republican vote was for
j. y Davis. he receiving 255 MIR.
Stovail had anticipated q vote OF moro
IMAM 800. having ut one time expressed
the belief that 800 would be east here
for Hughes and Davis.