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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. Sc

4 quarterly dividend OF two per cent, on
the capita stock OF this Company has been
declared. payable January is, 1916. at the
ONCE OF the Company. lI state street.
Boston. Mass, to stockholders OF record at
the close OF business December %. 1913.
The Transfer Books will be closed from
december %. 1915. until January 10. 1916,
JOHN W, DAMON. Asst. Treas.
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atty: ) .Harrison' rel; due, si.fSsss..
ysRsSsMssS &c; tso: y. 70. 10, ., ,s,,
1so.7x irreg-Samc ast same. action ..
SANG a,,y & RET due. N.5iso7' taxcs,
GRAND BLVD. " :, 5s12 n Haukston. ri.
2s.sSa2.1x irreg a X Cro~sin aet j Z
Hannah ct a; Harold swain atty. J.B
HARRISON ref. due. S+s36s. taxes, -
nv J. IL Mayer.
wESTcHEsTEH Az, : =. 81, = Rlondeli
ssii; $3.50; TO- reIhem road sieos
Biondeu sy. 1874 fNS3 to Westch.s,er Hill
fondo-k Arnold ,s, Henderson
= Cohen. ref due. '5.S3i.oi. taxes. &C.
BY james J Donovan.
WEBSTER Az. e7ib. " =, 200 n 1s6th n.
fordham Arcanum Bldg & Land Assoc
ct al T. + Moran. atty W j Mckeown.
re,; due $685.. taxes. &c, .sIa5Iss..
sss,sys.-cs ps.~hioii AZ II 4 Broy.r
ct al We Arnold 40 ! \ Gslney, ref:
cAaRRfESTEEtRo '"ses' "a $3.50, =, o.,
1855. dwisIc Koch 4 ano agt J
Christopher ct al. Hirlcinan & V. attys;
&C. s?ss.33.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY s.
TAT ~ vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
18th ST. si2 v. i.o " sh sy' sSs
49,. sly nay " l'etrn ag, SUI
ivan ., AZ ~ undiN rnrt ".l'sss,
attys' y NJ vincent r"t' hne' S-'J"s'S'
uscs' &c ''ll
THURSDAY JANUARY s
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
.3D ST, 50 W, n =. ~ q 6th nv. :3xpse.
atty bids-Mutual LII" lnsur 80 agt "
J Il. saba ct al, + u Alien any -
.,on,ntn' tet nu"' S"''o''' W. t"Nes' w.
3,TU ST. aio " > 100 " sth av, i2.sx
sss. : ~y bldg-N \ Homsine agt John
O'Rcilv ct ri. ia. l., II a l." attys'
Louis w.ndei. ". ref. duo. sloeibn;
taxes, &c. sisCSi
nv .Josenb T. p.y.
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lEuIsH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY

philadelphia. December IS. 1915.
The Boa rd of Directors Of the I.ehiGh
Valley Railroad Company have this day de-
clured a quarterly dividend Of twO and ono
half per cent. Tor Si..b per shsrel on It's
preferrcd stock to stockholders Of record
December -, 1913; and n quarterly divi-
deud OF two and One-haif per cent. cor
si.eS per share on It's common stock to
s~tockholderS Of record December %, 1915.
both payable January 4. 1919.
Checks Will be mailed.
c, \ KuLp. Treasurer.
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J. |. Case Threshiag Machine Company

Racine. Wis, L. : A., December |. 1915.
A regular quarter yearly dividend Of one
and three quarters per cent. %b upon
the outstanding PREFERRED STOCK Of
this company has been declared, payable
on Saturday, January |. 1915, to the hold- RI
Of Preferred stock OF record at the CLOSE Of
business Monday, December rs. 1878. and
ON January 8, 1916. the Voting Trustees
for tn. holders ~ PREFERRED STOCK
Trust CERTIFICATES viii be prepared
10 distribute the above dividend when re-
c,iyed by them among such holders entitled
thereto whose names appear OF record on
their books AZ the close Of business Mon
day, December 10, 1915,
wM. +. SAWYER. Secretary.
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WinsIow, Lanier { Go.
. 50 D STREET
NEW WORK

TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND
Di.iDENDS X PAYABLE AT Our
BANNING House CURING THE MONTH
OF JANUARY, 1915;
JANUARY 3. 1915.
Cleveland q Pittsburgh I'd GO. Gen. Mtse.
Cleveland & Mahouing Valley Ry. Co. Lei,
M'ge. So Coupon Bonds "
'leIeland a Mshnning Valley Ry. Co Is,
M'g" 90 Registered Bonds.
hrand Rapids and Indiana RS. Co Is,
Mtgc. Eat. 3i.s and i.s
lndiH ma polls. Ind. city Of
JeNyi Island club list Mtg-. iias
Muskegou. Grand Rapids A Indiana is, az
Marion County, Indiana. Bridge bonds
Northern Pacific Terminal 20, OF Oregon
LIST Gs
New orleans. city of. constitutional 4 I'm .
provrment ".
Niagara Falls Power Co, LIST 10
Niagara Falls Water Works LIST Js
Pittsburgh. ~. Wayne a Chicago Railway
70 speciaI Guaranteed SIX. div. !. r..
Traverse city X X 90. LIST IS.
JANUARY 4. 1919.
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne & Chicago RaiIv.,
Co. Regular Guaranteed stk, div |. e.
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26Ath Consecutive S~smi-AnnuaI Dividend
ESTABLISHED i7s+.
The Bank Of. New Yon'
ksfieaei Raahiae AssssistioA

New York, December 2lst, 1915.
The Board OF Directors have this day
declared a s%emi-annual dividend OF
Eight 800 per cent, payable on and
after Jan. 3rd. 1916.
The transfer books will remain closed
from Dec. oath 1915, to Jan. 3rd, 1916.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, Cashier.
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Coupons Owe and Payable at The Office OF
A. BLEACH & co..,
149 BROADWAY, n. Y.

: WV
Albion. Ind. Water Company.
barton, \. ". School.
H:,,%r; r.; ~, ,. .%r;
Ci,otrau County, Mont. Funding.
clinton: '%M.' ksf"SGi"s; 10.
ElIsw orth. Han. krfundinE.
Enfirid. ILL.,. R~fundinE.
falrmOnt. Ind. ~rhoO,.
Green Hay. Wis. school. e. u. 4 Rcfds.
i%iSni,n.,:.' IND. W.,.,s .,t:'
Kniama1oo. Mich. City and -. Imp.
Kent. ws.h.; wstrr and ilsh'.
i~mhi Co.. Ids. Court Housr 4 jail.
IInw ood i Auburn I~ve~ Dist.
Madison. tis. School.
Msr. City. Electric Light.
M"@r'ss" t%caniS, Mi.... Ditch.
Sssini".. =. T.. sch. Dist. No. l.
Pitt County. y. e.. Bridge.
Quebec. canada;
Es"d-i%an 80. st. Imp.
Koi,srt.on Co., Tenn. Road.
Korhs-trI, Ind. Funding.
s T%s III; ii.aar".. s:,Sosi.
-snohomi.h, Mash'. 'cnsr.l 3 M.,.,i
! Niso County. Ind. Building,
Winston. \: q. ,:.GT Municipal,
'.'''u'". '" S%Si s Xxx; tsTH.
Fowler '"''' I r;%G"xs ,srH.
''"'''''"''' I IsSi siH'" ''',rn,
HUNTINGTON Ind. Water.
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COUPONS DUE AT H OFFICE OF THE
Seaboard National Bank
l8 Broadway, S Beaver Street
JANUARY Sd, 1916

Meridian CNiss.) various,
.M!i''"n u'H.) Public Impro, emeut,
M"rganton ~. g. Graded SchOOl.
Miorxsntown 4. Wheeling II. II. 20,
Monroe Co.. tMiss.),
>rM Nlhi"n q. " improvement,
newton n. o. Improvement,
D,aIa lils.) city of
Ilkr,illr ,ky.) school District.
Hummer udahOl Highway Dlstrjct.
k"nnokr Nal city 81. Refundinx,
k"bcrt-on 60, Cr.,asD rrnIncts Nos. ! 4 &.
~. Petersburg Fla. (tty ~, .avIous. = ~
shelby 90. Uennb state Mammal S,.I,o,,
sun Angelo CrrH.~, Central Fir station
and Ward school, '
SHIRE. eport uaJ Fire Department I'M
prov
Sioux tnlIs -. d. Water Works,
Sist-rs,iile .tW. Va tity ~, Public I'M.
prQS ~ineRt.
spriIE,Ii- ~. ". Water and Electric.
STAFFORD 60. .Ns,I Read,
t~HRrknsa t1exas, Ward schset,
uOnnw aadn N, W k~wer.
Vale tDrr.D Water Works.
Wuupaca Water Works,
Vest Palm Beach ttts,p various.
Wiiis Point ,CrAas) Wstrr Works,
Nin0ns liss IiNht \ Coke TO-,
Ssi0bushs County (Miss.) various.
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Proposals Tor Materials: Once Of Depot
Ou.rtsrmaster Philadelphia ia, sealsi
proposals viii be received hero unit, 1900
O'Clock A, NJ, January d, l@l6. for furnish
Ing and dcliyrrIng at this Depot: cloth,
cotton, q u Denim, blue, buck, khaki;
FLANNEL, shifting, aud Melton, olive drsh.
Information on application
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

S1N10D
Harris Trust 3 saving Daak
Albert Lea, Mimi. Permanent
Improvement AVS
Albert Lea, Mimi, Refundtng -
Albuquerque. New Mex.. Doard
Of Education, School Bualding
as
Albuquerque. New Mes. Fund-
ing So
Albuquerque. New Mes. Gene
raj Street Improvement So
Arlington Heights, Ill. School
Building So
Atianta, Birmingham 4 Atlantic
Railroad Co. Equipment s.
ielvidere. ILL.,, School District
No. 81 So
ienton. Ill. RefundinG %Ms
,errvville. Va. Water Works
zig Rapids, Mich. Refunding u
Billings, Mont. City Hall @Hs
Billings. Mont. School District
No. 24tis
Boulder. Colo, Water Works
as
Bozeman. Mont. Funding
School Series -
Brosdwater County. Mont,
Funding Is
Buffalo & Susquehanna Ry. Co.
Gold Equipment Series "A" So
Carbonate. ILL.,, School District
No. 9S S.
Cascade County. Mont. Court
House Is
Cascade County. Mont. 3,ls
Cascade County. Mont. Fund
ing Is
Cascade County, Mont. Refund
ing S.
Cass County. Iowa. as
Centerville. Iowa. Rounding -
Centerville. Iowa. Refunding So
Charlton. Iowa. Funding So
chicpews Valley Railway Light
4 Power Co.. Eau Claire.
Wis. First Mortgage Gold So
Clifton Forge. Va. Bridge So
Colorado Springs, Colo. School
District No. II. Refunding So
tE' Paso County,
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
q Refunding Gold So
Cook County. ILL.,. School Dis
trict No. 90 Morton Park) AVS
Cook County. Ill.,. School Dis
trict No. 40 (chicsgo
Heights) -
Coos County. New Hampshire,
Court House -
Council Bluffs. Iowa. Independ.
ent School District AVS
Cuthbert. Ga. Electric Light g
Cuthbert. Ga. Water Works &
Dsnville Street Railway 4 Ii.
Co. Danville. ILL.,. Refundiag
Mortgage Gold 50
O-rison & Sherman Texss ~.
Coz FIRST Mortgage Gold So
Derry. New Hampshire. Water
3iis
Dexter. Mo. School District.
School Building AVS
D;rkey County, N. D.. 4Hs
Edison Electric Co.. New o..
leans. La. First Mortgage So
Flbert County, Ga. e.
rminenoe. Rv., Street limit. So
Eupene. Ore, School District
No Lane County,
rlorenee, SO. Car. Sewer S.
preeport Water Co.. ILL.,. IS
Gallatin County. Mont. High
Schoo! Building 70
GaIlstin County. Mont, Refund.
ing IS
Genesee. Idaho. Water Works So
Geneseo Township. ILL.,. High
School District %L!s
Glencoe. m. Improvement aye
Glenwood. Iowa. Funding 50
Gorham, N H.. Water Works q
Granite. Utah. School District
Great Falls. Mont. Sewer s.
Great Falls. Mont. Wster
Works So
Green Bay. Wis. Refunding u
Green Bay. Wis. Sewer ~
GreenvilIe. III. Refundins So
Griffin. Gs.. Electric Light 60
Helena. Mont, Judgment Fund.
ing IS
Helena. Mont. Water Works 81
Hill County, Mont. Funding So
Hill County. Mont. Court House
q Jail s.
Humphrey County. Tenn. Road
q Bridge So
HyattsviIle, Nd, Sewerage s.
Idaho Fails. Idaho
Interurban Railway Co.. Deben-
lures (Des Moine~. LAY
Iowa Fails. Iowa. RefundinR a
Knoxville. Iowa, judgment
Funding as
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREsT.

u. W. Aaryb . @, Inc.
17ssa t0s.tanssAb
Knoxville, Tenn, Street. Impvt. S.
kessuth CeOty. lew, Bridge
Hneoln ceunsy. Meat. Pusdins
Louisville Gee Z Electric Co. 8.
nanson, Ia, Rsfunding g
harshalltoWn, lows. Refund
Ing -
Msnmeush, III, Water Works 81
neotrsal Tramways Co. First
a Rsfunding s.
Morrstown. Tsan.. water
Works improvement s.
Mount Airy, N. C., Watsr Sup.
Ply. Electric Light 4 Power
Plant So
Mowesqua Ill, School Buiidiag
Muskegon. Mich, General Street
improvement -
Mushsgon. Mieh- Refundins
Muskegon. Mich. Rsfunding s.
Auskegon, Mich, Lake Mich.
I'M W0tS1 w OH "
Oklahoms Ry. First Mortgage So
Olympia. Wash, Wster Wks. So
Ovosso, Mich, Water Works So
Psndleton. Ore, Water Works
(i9l9) So
Pendleton. Ore. Water Works
Osi<) So
Pisrsoa, Iowa. School District s.
Plum Dayou. Ark. Levee Dis.
triet g
Pontiac Township, III, School
District, High School Building
Portland General Electric Co.,
Portland. Ore. First Mortgage
Gold So
Princeton, Mo-. Rsfunding
Redwood Falls, Nina. Refund.
ing So
Rixerside. H.. School District
No. 5. AS
Riverside. III. Water Works avs
Rochester. N. H.. State High.
way ~
Rosebud csunsy. Mont. Bridge
as
St. Joseph. Mich. Bridge as
Scranton Electric Co.. Scranton,
Pa, First q Refunding Mort
gage Gold So
Ssdalia. Mo-. School District,
School Building -
Spalding County. o. Public In.
provement g
Sparta. Ca. School Building g
Spartanburg County. s. C..
County Refunding @Hs
Spsrtsnburg Cseaty. S. C..
Funding -
Sumtes. S. e, Sewerage So
Tacoma Eastssn Railsoed CO.
(Wssh.) FtrSt Mortgage Gold
Upton ceunty. Tenn. School So
fuilshoma. Tenn, Electric
Tullahema. renA. Water 4
Light b
Tuiishoma. Tea. wstsr wsras
Valley County. Mont. as
Watehemoekst. r. l.. Fire Dis
triet Sewer as
Weldon. N. C., Water q Sewer
e
West Hobeken. N. J., Funding s.
West Hoboken, NJ, School 4Ns
White Plains. N. Y. School
District No. !. 5s<s
Winnetka. IN, Psrk District s.
Woodiavn. Ala. Refunding So.
Y. M. c. A. College First Mort.
Armour. South OAK. Indepsnd.
ent School District. School
Building So
Florence. COL. Wstes Works
Refunding s.
Garrard County, Ky, Turnpike
Road -
Lewistown. Msat.. Water So
Poplar Bluf. Me-. School Dis
trict. School Building %I!s
Temple. Tex. Public Free
School Building Series No. I
Jackson. Mich. Paving. Watss
z Sewer <Hs
Mount Pisasaat, Mich. Watse
K~efanAiAg as
Redheld. South Dak.. lndepend.
emit School District No. -,
School Building So
Sedalia. Mo-. School District
Funding -
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I'M IT76IN6 RfS0RT H0ItI or THf W0klO
BARTHOLOMEW ;BRnhelm|
ATLANTIC CITY. -. }.
e%ussass,s aA~sAsssssv
S00jAH WNlIG 9 00MS GQMSA40
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE BANK or AMERICA.

New York. December I'm. 1918
The Board of Directors have to-day de-
elerpd a semi-anuusl dividend Of fourteen
40 per cent. free ~ tax, payable january
Srd, 1916. to stockholders OF record OF this
date. The transfer books Viii remain closed
until January &th. 1916.
~ W. 81. BENNETT. Cashier.
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DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY

Coupons due January ], 1916, from De.
troit united Railway First CONSOLIDATED
Mortssse t!bTs Gold Bonds viii be paid on
once of the Agents, Bank OF Montreal, "a
Wall street, New York,
q, II. RUSSELL. Treasurer.
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'Sclls cents i,cr share
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
AIDS WARRANT OFFICERS
Martin Dill, increasing Pay and Az
io"nnccs. Approved by Senn,c
COmniffec

WASHINGTON. June 3o.-The Senate
Naval Affairs Committee to-day an.
proved the bilr offered by Senator
Martin. of Virginia. increasing the paw
and allowances of warrant officers OF
the navy. and will incorporate this in
the general naval appropriation bill.
This measure provides that chief
boatswains. chief gunners. chief ma
chinists. chief carpenters. chief phar-
macists and chief pay clerks. after six
years from date of commission. shall
receive the pay and allowance allowed
a lieutenant of the junior grade After
twelve years of service. these chief
warrant officers shall receive the nav
and allowances allowed lieutenant
other warrant officers. under the
Martin amendment. will receive such
allowances for heat and light as are
now given TO an ensign. All warrant
officers Will be given the same leave
OF Absence. with full pay, that other
officers in the navy get
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
TO PRESERVE
HEALTH Of CUARDsMEN
Adequate Arrangements Made by
Authorities or Border to
Care forgTroops.
ARRIVALS soon EXPECTED
Extraordinary Precautions Are Being
Taken to Prevent Exact Routings
and Schedules Of Special Trains
From Becoming Widely Known.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX, June 30
Adequate preparations to preserve the
health of troops now moving to the
border and to care for the sick and
those who might be wounded In event
of clash with Mexico. practically
have been completed
base hospitals capable of caring for
800 patients each already have been
estaoished at San Antonio and at Fort
Bliss. There also is smaller base
hospital at Douglas, Ariz.
Arrangements have been made TO
establish other base hospitals. At
rort Crockett. near Galveston. Eagle
Pass. Laredo and Nogalcs camp hos
pitals have been established all along
the border.
In the regular army there are seven
neld hospital companies and seven am
oulance companies The National
Guard Will add to this force TWENTY
TWO held hospitals and twenty-five
ambulance companies. Steps have been
taken to equip all field ambulance com
pahies with motor ambulances. and
each held hospital will be given a
motor truck
report reached Fort Sam Houston
iate last night that bandits had made
"a VIC VI at Mace
ooha' TEX. but later II was learned
that the report was untrue. and grew
out of fight between two soldiers Of
the guard. in which both were
wounded
Thousands of national guardsmen
to-day were moving over converginE
INES towards border stations, and at
the same time extraordinary precau-
tons were being taken TO prevent the
exact routings and schedules Of the
numerous special trains from becom-
ing widely known.
INSTRUCTED TO EXERCISE
UTMOST PROBATION
General Funston was instructed bv
the secretary of War to exercise the
utmost precaut!on in concealinC de-
talls OF the mobilization. and as train
after train neared the State of Texas
railway operating men grew uncom-
municative regarding their schedules
General managers of all railroads
carrying troops had been requested no,
to make public the movements of
trains. and this request was sen; by
the general managers down the line
TO supcrintendents. and In turn by
them 10 dispatchers and minor Of
fcials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
German Submarine
Hides Near Coast
Unofficial Agent of German
Government Reports Arrival
at Baltimore.

NEW YORK. June 30.-The Transat-
iantic Trust Company. of this city,
which has been recognized here as an
unofficial financial agent of the Aus
trian and German governments, an
nouncec to-day. in half-page adver-
tiSement In the Hungarian daily,
Amerikai Miagi Arnepzeva, that the
German submarine, so frequently re-
ported as being on tho way here from
Hamburg. reached Baltimore on Thurs
oaE morning. and is now concealed
somewhere nearby, presumably under
the waters of Chesapeake Bay
The directorate of the trust company
includes the name of the Austro-Hun-
garian CONSUL general, Alexander Nuber
Won Perekcd. Oficials of the trust
company refused to make known the
exact whereabouts of the mysterious
craft
The advertisement reads:
Wonders of wonders. Money for
warded to Hungary by German sub
marine. 100 korona for Sli Only
Thursday morning there arrived at
Baltimore German submarine. and
ii leaves for Europe in few days.
The Transatlantic Trust Company an
nounces with pride that from now on
it will send money orders by this way.
and will manage TO get receipts by the
same way"
At the general Offices OF the Trans
Atlantic Trust Company 1t was said
the advertisement had been prepared
under the direction of President rric-
nitzier. lie was not at the Office. and
in his absence none of the officials
would discuss the submarine.
Secrecy il was said wa. considered
necessary 10 prevent possible con-
fict with the American government OH
the status of the boat-a question OF
neutrality ONLY. 1t WAS explained. Ac
Cording to this version the German
embassy feared that the submarine
might be regarded IS warship by the
United States authorities, and as such
ordered out of American waters within
twcnty-four hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
NEW YORK SUN GIVES UP :.
ITS FIGHT AGAINST A. P.
Sold to Frank A. Munsey and Will
No Longer Continue News Gath.
ering and Distribution.
o BECOME 1-cENT PAPER
Ends Twenty-Five Years of Unsuc-
ccssful Effort to Work In OPPOSE
ton to Cooperative Form of AS
SoCiated Press.

NEW YORK. June 3o-After twenty
five years of unsuccessful effor to
establish proprietary news-gathering
and distributing organizati ton in opposi-
ton to the cooperative form of the
Associated Press. the New York Sun
was sold to-day to Frank A. Munsey,
a member Of the Associated Press and,
beginning Monday next. will no longer
try to gather its own news. and will
receive the service of the dominant
organization. In announcing the pur
chase, Mr.. Munscy will say in to-mor-
rows Issue Of the Sun:
THE tremendous gain to the Sun can
be appreciated only by newspaper men.
There is no way to secure membership
In the Associated Press except through
the purchase of a newspaper owning
one.
Throughout a mix-up that occurred
some years ago. when the Associated
Press was reorganized. the Sun did not
associate itself with all the other
morning papers of the town in the re-
organization. AS consequence. ever
since then II has been compelled to
gather It's news at vast expense in
excess Of the cost of receiving it
through the Associated Press.
Moreover. II is not possible for "A
single newspaper to compete in news
gathering with the Associated Press.
which is the peerless news ga thernE
organization of all the world. With
the Associated Press mem bershir which
the Sun secures through this merger.
it will be equipped for better work. so
far concerns its news service. than
at any time in its hiStory-better than
in the old days when II was MEM
Der Of a press association. because the
Associated Press Of to-day is ncom-
parably better and bigger than any
previous news-gathering organization"
The price of the Sun will be reduced
TO ! cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-01
MedicalMenRe
Preparedness Plan
To Select II 900 Doctors in Va
rious Parts of Country TO Care
for Army Of 5000, 900.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-The first report
of the advisory committee of civilian
physicians and surgeons on medical
preparedness as TO its plan of opera
ton. was issued to-day. The commit
tee. composed of leading physicians
and surgeons in the United States was
organized In favor of preparedness
movements. The plans have the APP
prevail of President Wilson. Secretaries
Baker and Daniels and Surgeon Gen
eral GorEas.
The first step will be the selection
or 1900 doctors in various parts of
the country, who. it is estimated, will
be sufficient TO care for an army Of
100000 men. the largest force it is
probable the United States would or
ganize in time of war. This is on the
hasis OF seven doctors to each 1000
L:ilisted men. The plans call for the
selection of doctors by States on the
basis of 200 for each 100000 popu-
!ation. The organization has been ex-
tended to each State and Territory.
The doctors. when they have been Sc
lected. will be recommended to the
surgeon general as proficient available
men.
The records of each State as to med
ical proficiency Will be obtained
Besides the number of doctors. the
number of medical students available.
and of nurses and hospitals, also will
he obtained
In all states the medical bodies Will
work in cooperation with the Red
Cross units
Leaders of the medical preparedness
movement say their organization will
be the most complete OF It's kind ever
formed
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FIRST REGIMENT
Is MUSTERED In
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examining surgeons. The command
arrived in camp with $50 men, and
more than 100 were accepted 4 detail
of between thirty and forty men is at
the home armory for recruiting pur-
poses. Company Fl. of Covington. which
had been placed on the suspended list,
was inspected yesterday by Captain
Ship. and the command made fine
showing. 1t is confidently expected
that it will be accepted by the War
Department. Company L. Of Lynch
burg. and Companies and X. of Staun-
ton, also made fine appearance. and
Colonel Perry was much pleased
Colonel Stern yesterday examined
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TAFT GUEST OF HUGHES
Former President Discusses Chief Is
sues of Day With RepublI-
cnn Candidate.

BRlDGEHAMPTON. ~ y. June 30
Charles Z. Hughes discussed the COM
ing political campaign for two hours
to-day with William II. Taft over a
luncheon at the Republican presiden-
tial candidates temporary summer
home here, the former President and
Mr.. Hughes took up the chief issues
OF the day and went over the tenta-
tive campaign plans Mrs Hughes
presided. and participated in the dis
cussion.
When he left the Hughes home. Mr.
tart said; Il am for Judge Hughes
want to see him elected. and shall
do all I can 10 assist him."
Mr. Taft would not commit himself
when asked if he would take the stump
II shall obey orders" he said