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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
Bank CieartnKm.

Sew York. May blank cleaFlpgS
in the United States for the week end
ing May 4. aggregate s5.139,S3l, 600
against 81, so5l,o0o last week and s4.-
204 2aT 600 In this week last year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Comments For the week,

New Toh:.cco 1870 Suncured 49, Receipts
m oderate: market good at quotations
bark nred Receipts light; market In
fair quotation. unsound Topaccc nard
TO sell at any price.
Bright Fobacco-Receipts fair and
market quiet. Prices stronger on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
State Corporation Commission.


Alpha Chapter House Association,
of Kappa Alpha Order. Lexington. Va.
No capital stock. Literary society.
Joseph R. Long. president, Lexington,
Va. r. r. Browning. Jr, secretary.
Lexington, Va.
The Bittle Ice Cream Co.. Inc. Nor
folk. Va. Maximum. $4,000: mini
mum, $500; par value. 800. Ice
cream business. John c. Balote. presi-
dent p Knapp. secretary. both of
Norfolk, Va
Virginia Lands. Lumber and Mining
Co, Inc. Norfolk County P. Q. ad-
dress Norfolk, Va. Maximum. $780,
900; minimum. $500; par value. $40.
William Hawkins. president, Hot
Springs. Va: Frank Sitter. secretary,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
The Overlook Investment Co., Inc,
Roanoke, Va. Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. $4,000: par value. 800. NJ.
C. Thomas, president Crockett
Springs, Va; c. c. Campbell, secre-
tary and treasurer. Blueneld, w. Va.
Amendment to foreign charter: The
B. F. Goodrich Company, New York
corporation, reducing its capital stock
from SIS, 100000 to ss7,3o0.00o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rodgers. Piummer a Cen-
pany. Incorporated.

Petersburg, Va. May 5. 1918.
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
First quality. 800 per bushel. NOM
inal.
vIRGINIAS. FARMERS STOCK.
Fancy jumbo. &c per pound.
Fancy handpicked. akc per pound.
Extra prime. SIC per pound.
Prime. axe per pound
Smelling stock, IN to SC per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
virginia Supreme Court of Appeal.

Pinkie f. Brock VS. J. E. Ewell
appeal by defendant from the Circuit
Court OF Princess Ann County; bond.
5000.
w. H. Wood and E. Nelson. trustees,
sueing for w. H. Wood VS. R. g. Wea-
yer; appeal by plaintiffs from the Cir
cult Court Of Lunenburg County;
bond. 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

New York, Nay Raw sugar was
steady with offerings steady today,
Test. $50, moiasses SO, test, 575: re-
fined firm, 7fs to 775.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
CoffauHs~< OIL,

New York. May 5,-After opening at
slight lorsee the cottonseed oil list
recovered about last nights close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

Richmond bank cleaHngs for the
week were s16aTo,006 a substantial
increase over the corresponding week
Of last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
state Securities.

Bid. Asked.
va S. Old C. and r., 1882 al al1a
Virginia Centuries 1891. SIS Sc
City Securities.
AID City As, c. and r., 1889
l9AA ,......, ..,.t.,,.. We
Rd cry -. IT. 1920-1sSU.. %
street Railway Bonds.
n ard p. 7. Co. 5s. 1895 So
Va r. and P. Co. 5s. 1884 go
street Railway stocks.
Par
Va r. and r. Co, pfd. 100 1olA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
Marriage Licenses.

G. Washington Hill and Ellen vir-
ginia Turner. city.
Jr2 phi A. Fleming and Mary A.
O'Brien of Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
U. 5. Circuit Court Of Appeals.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals reconvened this morning at
10 o'clock with Circuit Judges Pritch-
ard. Knapp and Woods. and District
Judge Johnson in attendance
Case arfued yesterday:
No 1400. Emma Jane Kirkpatriek.
APPELLANT. va, Harriet Elizabeth Nc
Bide. appellee; appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Wheeling, w. Va. Ar
gued by Mr.. Monroe Buckley, Of Phil
adelphia. Pa, for the appellant. and by
Mr.. r NJ. Kirby. OF Cleveland. Ohio.
for the appellee, and submitted.
Conference day:
Saturday being Conference DaR the
court will not hear arguments of cases
today, but will go into conference upon
cases argued during the week
Case in call Monday:
No. 1892. Ellen @, Davis. e, al. ap-
pellants, VS.. Jacob s. Hayden. ct al.
apellees; appeal from the District Court
mt Wheeling. w. Va. To be argued by
Mr.. George NJ. Hoffheimer. Mr. r. s.
Douglas, of Clarksburg, w. Va, and
Messrs. McCemic & Clark. of Wheeling.
w Va, for the appellants. and by Nj.
John J. Coniff. of Wheeling. ". Va.
for the appellees.
Admitted to practice:
Mr., Monroe Buckley. OF Philadelphia,
Pa, was admitted to practice as an at
tornsy and counsellor in this court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

MARKET CONDITIONS.
considerable increase in activity
was noted today in the wholesale com
mission market here, the trading being
rather brisk, and receipts were fairly
good.
Prices In general were steady and the
market was Arm. A decline of n cent
was marked In lambs, but this was
practically the only drop.
Business throughout the week. has
been somewhat duh, for no apparent
reason. though the market today was
In excellent shape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
|lkfI RAllrS SOON
AFTER BREAK HITS IT
Heassarfnx News From Washington
Cnase~ Wall Ssrces To Buy
vigorously.
TnrNK PEACE LONG WAY OFF
Munitions and War stocks Generally
War WIN Continue fndefinitciy.
Nv RROAnAN WALL.

b.
aork Nay -ese.oPias $50
"a lns SSI ~. =, -.
e'S "Sn -
rap@'eo the HSse W." =
ssNaofss out 'epeFN ""'''
- sfsst me oispute .....,,.
80 sof t.a"H'tS st'N W. 80 rnn
aanse' o. NAN ~ . ..-4,--s
$50 - -. .,srt,1g
49, l"'s go
80 ~. ,5t-
lsgaaas uph Wv .a,. -,
- go 80, "a
- % = ga - . - $500 ~
.saS.-S-x ~ et,-k. am In gen.
@t@> rs So. -,
$3.50 -. - -. S~sof-s
- sA 20. - 800. s,ssy..
$3.50
As.A-arh 80 t-v,aS. ,r-,-~s cs ne
- -. ,-f.rs- snv --,t-,t-ea
= -. ,,-.o~s-~ re -~.~ss- rA-,stre9
tr-.~-~es -. = r~---t~r AAos;. ncc-
- - - -. s..~, Has1lrz,rr.
.-4..~s-~.Fs - 80 1,ry s14e ~ "a.
sr.a~xs+ 49, -t --pz~es . aggressive.
= - ~s-~.ns s.-~k. were
= - -. 5 ~--t-+x TIE inward
-. ---5.g-.es - -Na hose
7-'s-~x-.s. s-~-N-, --4s --7ru,-eu.
- =. s4,..r-. ssAr.-a r-s1a Marine
49, r-.---ss,,--~ A~s T-rt.e4 r~uft
- -. .-.- r--ss4744 Than
- -. .--.-----.~ar. r,.-vsavev.
= - 800 80 80.
--- xs----.i.- = -o+ - ro~S ss
- = ass.-s4 So ne "a ~. over
- So see. eo~sarr 20 s~ss-s
-. $500 - ,4-raxs 1-sf-q-
49,. = ---t-~re1 wa- -ss~ 49,
So - ~-r&~x <-~ ----y7rs
,~---.~zw 80 80 .Aa 7---A4 states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Furnished By Wooden a
scott. Com mIsston Merchants.
saies:
LIVE POULTRY

Richmond, Va. May 5, 1915
The wholesale market from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

quotations furnished by the
Blalock Fruit and Produce Coz
Richmond, Va, May S, 1918,
FLORIDA VEGETABLES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
City Circuit Cont.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday
the case of Mrs Julia r. Andrews
against Mrs. w. p. German, for a rent
attachment involving the sum of s1fO
was on trial. The case will likely be
concluded today.
The court also issued an ordnr per-
hitting the trustees of Grace Meth
odist Episcopal Church to borrow So
ooo by mortgage on the church
property at the southeast corner of
stuart Avenue and the Boulevard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(From Caskie G. Burch & Coz
Richmond. Va. May 5. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.

(Wholesaie Quotations on 'Change)
Richmond. Va, May 5. 1915.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

va.-Csr c.. pfd. ...... 100 1o74
Va. Bldg and Loan Co 100 ioT
Va. r. and M ms. Co. rs ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

New York May k--pevelopnlent
In the German controversy TODAY
we're exactly what Wall Street hsd
anticipated The note was mot salts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-06

Spots, i2So, off.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16
Takes Only Few Seconds 10
Choose Wilson and Marshall
to Make Second Race for
Chief National Offices.
BOTH NOMINATIONS
MADE BY ACCLAMATION
Bryan Delivers Notable Ad-
dress When Called To Plat
form by Vote Of Delegates;
Praises the President.


coliseum. - Louis. juno i6--
woodrow Wilson was nominated AZ
~ 'a Irt uisht hy the Democratic
national convention. when Judge
N"stDutt ui NcV Jersey had placed
ih' president Ip denomination and the
domination hud beer seconded by tor
W,t Governor Harmon 81 ohio and
Governor stuart OF virginia. the dele
gates wanted b. wait no longer. anu
cried Vote. vote
Du motion uf Senator Hughes Of
Now Jersey the rules wore suspended
and DO. ballots whatever were taken.
rh, delegates simply ronr,d Aye"
Whom fn' names uf Wilson and Mar
SHAH were called and Chairman
james declared them nominated by
aO 'ItWatiun senator Kern, numinat-
Ug Vic" President Marshall. discard
ed 20 'uug PREPARED speech and simply
said
20 r'u.muatc Thomas r. Mar
hall
IN, nominations or both candidates
were completed in four minutes. be-
fuI. midnight
D.. orl aurEs OF Illinois. u dole
.at' WHO auuoun,,d he would not
..t" IHr the president. raised the only
..' u Hppua.ton He vas o.e.tri
900 independent
Nar' d.l'.tt tt,. nud spectators mt4s
rYsL fHI ru, ,Nlts Ah.r the ,i,t
Do sIJ,u.l nomination was made.
InI boz i.. ..uiusiuu senator James
N.'h rf.1i a.u0ui.y restored order
Resolution. N'r" then rcud and
adopted Iur!nlug Chairman james
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16
HAT IS SUFFICIENT RE\So> FOR ADVOCATING DRAINAGE

H.l. I'f.t NI llnt.r .HI ...
i.....T..II uu 49, 1uI 49, t...
800 ..uHH'. .-u...,. ".H...y .r $500.
Irti
I| |..I'.. b.. mort 0t. ..r.
ih. U.I. reached f ..... 900 ... ...
ftr uUr wH.. HN ... .U
preached lII H.. .'.uH.I .,
h.suw'E. l....t'd Nu.H Hfu N" ....
tud uu' hHu. ..r..i upon . u.i.
tui shoot H' NN.. .r hU. ... ...
pleaded i.r DO" Il" made .' f.r
'u modest uI n Nul Nt# \a.I. "EH
lot. Hu' .u..fH.I A.. D." ranch 'rI
awaited 'u' Hr.il ,ut u'h'.f.
Tho .usu Nls transferred uw
Cr..e .au. u sheridan uu .N.rr.
OF Nrut. ana 'u' iftI N'Ii ." I...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16
.,It\\ DELIVERS NOTABLE
tBDi,i ~ TO CONVENTION

Coliseum. ~ Louis Juno - Sem
ntor Thompson of Kansas last night
moved "a susp'r.ion of tho rules Go
pormt william Jennings Bryau 20
address the convention N carried
lni m" Nebrlskan Immediately waI
brought To- th" platform.
MIR. BRYAN opened ~ expressing hls
appreciation of the honor confort,I
ay the invitation - speak tp the ,uu-
'vutiuu Every Democrats .out-u-
uuu i- Iusr fcts, 10 mo- 3d., sal..
II gives me an Opportunity 20 moe,
ara rou,W acquaintance with m,l
with whom ! hav" been associated ln
puIli,- iot more than twenty years
He paid his respects In complI.
montary manner 90 a number or Deft-
uur5to officers ana leaders of IN.
present convention
Reviewing the struggles u the Dem
ocratc party Mr.. Bryan saia.
"Aft'r sixteen years Of waiting our
par's entered the White House. and
fortunately We won the senate ana
hou4" AZ the snmc time our part,
H'"iW" responsible for national al
fairs and now Wc come after thrc"
years oi labor 90 make our plans Tor
mo future and 20 submi, 20 the Amc'.
..lu people the claims " our party
'n continued confidence
Whatever differences Of opinion
may exist. ur may have existed a. 90
particular measures or particular
/ acts 50, ar, here TO hcgil tho night
.. 1916 q united party IN every state
u th' union, redy for battle
Today fhUst who ataut for IN,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16
Formal Statement Issued by
Committee of Managers Fol.
lowing Unsuccessful Termi.
nation of Conference.
OFFER TWO FORMS OF
PRACTICAL ARBITRATION
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Proposed as Logical
Body to Act for Protection
of All Concerned.

Amarillo. Tex. Jun, It... General
Muuag,r g. o. Fox ot fho santa Pc
TODAY received from Sow YORK.
statement setting forth Il. side of the
railroads 900 tho wage conference WITH
representatives ut the 'f.".uHcs loo the
.traIu Service. which ended uusucross-
iuIiy The statement follows
settlement Of the ut..uW railway
was, controversy. cith,i HN arHi'g1r
t.uu under the present .u vr prefer
ably u, submission 60 tU' interstate
cummyr,, commission i.r thorough
aud speedy utostig1t,. was pro-
posed U. IN, railways today sat con
,I4s.ur uf the .onfcrou,, N N,v York
with Juy train service .r.thorhoods
30 wa roI.rted by the .lthcrhoods
who announced that th. would take
o. strike vote.
TIA, railways pointed .lt that the
Iut,r.'t'. commerce comm trlnu with
It- .mH. uf rut rsru' ruu of th'
r.r,uH,. of ta, railroads nud ir thor
ugau huuul,Ig, OF iu. NIul. -.tu..
t.uu b. .u H p. t.u 90 avert q .trii"
uu ..'f'. iN. uitu... Win II.
.. 'a .H. .upI.f.. ..uI.'.f Wd
( l'ra rr.U
TG, sormu.r H ub.n. fb. pio.
lr.lI O.. .u. .r.'1'Iuu.i- ...H
.Tl. mt... conference commit
! o., ui .n. u|.p.H. ul- carefully con
| ..l. l.r.H f.ur I..u.-lIs tud .ur ',-
uMuIIuu. aI .,.r u,uut and boo.
| 4. indeed application. .ud bon uHr iudt-
lm,n. ru r...uu. ...'.. .p.d uu.ra uur
.uu..I,u.. ta IH.IaE the ,,.uurdI-
uts .uau-,. bon uu,raun- method
: itud practices .ud 'HrE' expenditure 80
| tYr additional f..rrs VD..N your
proposals In.uI'. Nrr was anything
presented tu w.rN ,our requested
radical r,N.".u .uu of fh, ,-tAl.ts h'u
Ha.i- "i compensation Tor mon DOB 'n-
ein'. 'i''n 'hN san, ''iNi.'.
"rhr present rates and rules are
| ars,ly result ut recent ar'ltrtti,u
! awards and in uur Judgment nov pro
vide tor the men liberal cumpcu-a-
! t,uu and lasuran.' v"rllInp condition.
| Moreover tho best potliuabio cst-
mates indicate thut 70 accept ,our
| propusai, would increase thc cost cot
| operation of th" railroads appruyi.
| mut,'y one hundred million dollars q
| wear Ili nt which eventually must n'
born" ny the puul.
| We urc confident YOU ana the men
you represent appreciate IA" rcspuu-
sihiliU"s ct this committee To- thr,.
substantial interests. viz.
| 'l ca 70 th, employees horc iu.
yolNoJ Whose efficient service is tu
kuuwlcdgod aud with whom tho rall
ways have no differences which can.
not bee considered fairly ana decided
Justify bN .Dn,. Iul4TtlnI body tnl f.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16


81 '.'ui-. No. sane 10 IN" res
"lnu""' committee OF ih' Demo
'r'u' on''hton after almost
b"'h'' -i"Hf nouns ~ d'Nh"idi"n,
ur he'd Do. drait oi % platform after
"t.o1A to-day tui 'uih"rHrd ~'n-
''"' stone. hS 'hnirm"n. p" pi'f"u'
'h' document y" the con 'i'.'.. .H
'"""f'- "''' "'n' 10 me ''.'''.'.'
lhb"lW a. 'i""h NF lh' .''-''i1-
W'ti''
l''.E 'l''r expressed .''''. 'hhi
1ppi''dl "i thr PLATFORM W"'Id Doe
s.''n "N 'h' .'''"'."a "'h'".
m"'h dla'u'''"h
'"HiAs' p''hN .'n'' ""'' 7.h
.'"I p" 'h'' '""p''N '' 'N' l'i"'"
.'u convention. 'Nd"i-'.E the ISSUE,
hu' leaving Us adoption "i i'I."luh
10 'h' "'''''d 'dual states. vas '''p p','
''iN ''u'A' 81 Zoo -. \ .lh.sh'
i'A'l'' ihehdl"'h' proposal was JOSH
'N h'J'ilN oI iNo votes
N"I Z" Nlhs OF 'I,s'h' ana "'l 70
r'srniatN" kaH"r "t cantor "'' m'a'
th" prln'lfal arguments iot the SUI
Ii'N.''H. WINE ''' .'""' ','l''S %
N'n'u'k'. ana trrt's"" of I'N's OPP
posed iheW'
Tho democratic PLATFORM opens
with an 'hdoiarin'hi "' ih' " 'isvh
administration H"' ms ~ rs ih' h'-'
exposition ol SOUND p'lun't''' P"I-
',)
10 challenges comparison 'l our
record "Ni h'cphls "l pi'">'- an"
"Ht constructive i's'N'tl"N N'ih any
party TOT ""N ''i'' '"" '''''N' "b
.aiauon enacted
70 i'aihfhs n'l''i .h ''l "H l"'
'"'rnu' "ni} ana 'n""is'N ih' IN
d'two'd law, taxes '"snl"Hn'' 'l
Tine "u'ct OF whr "u 'h' hrIu ana
Endorses e iarIu '"iumis' 'N
~" Ah'pp'hs n"' '7 'N"'' ~" ~ %
means OF restoring me American
'1- Geo me r'hs
IN" AneToHninm pan" sum
mons an 10 MAKE 'l'hI 4" 'h' ""i"
th' unity ana consequent power "'
America. ana d''l'''h ln'r u ~
ISSUE 81 p''iI J." '''''
p1rtisauship would h' &" dem" II
l' condemns 'N'll group "' "' ~'"'"a
luu ihn' has as l'@ 'hi''' 'h' ="
'aucoWchi OF 'h' interest "' '"'
"su power
In' .ptcuItdn"7- p'"n" l'N"I'
the mdinteuau'" OF an army i"uN
adequate Ior we r'I',i 'm'n's '' ''
',r safety ana protection ut M ma
TONS rights, Tor lhe iu'''s' "''''"P
mout OF the coast defense the mann
t'uancc oi an adrqua'" reserve
trained citizens ana hN'd "'N'l"p
m"nt navy ""rthN /" 7uPP"r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16
IyOp HIpI~ ava \Tip ~
ROTTERDAM h-I MIGHT

Amsterdam IIuu 50. .u London
,n. ..u 3D.. my Disturbance ut Itut.
t,rdrm uy d,m.u. .r.'.r. against ..t'
hIah rrIc, of food .,r, repeated u.i
u..hI especially 100 th' u"lshHuru.Hd
ol ln. town mu Tu1, was s"m
-'Hu. tUf.u.ua tuI fU. police cleared
ih. .tr.,t- n ,nrrIur the crowds
>~~~>>.~>I-----~ 80. - --I~.-~~--~-~-~~-->
d....ut. and coherent strength OF
ia, uuum ns the supreme .-au, OF
tins dus u which the whole W"r,"
face. IA, crisis uf manifold change,
i summons JU men of Whatever urI-
r.n ur creed. who would count thcm-
selves Americans, Geo join 100 WakiuH
clear t. all the world th" unity an"
consequent power of America.
TINS is an issdc ot patriotism. -
tniut u Win partisau-hip would no
Co dcfIlc H. Iu this day OF test Amer
l,u must show ts'l! not e nation "i
partisaus. uut a nation "i patriots.
Thor, is gathered her, 10 America tho
best Of ma. blood. the industry ana
the genius Of tho whole world. the
element uf q great rae" ANA mag
u.ficcut society Geo nc melted mt" a
mighty ana Npl'h''" h"''"".
Whoever, aDtudtcd nN th' purpose
10 promut, the interest "i a i"r'ifn
power. m disregard of our own '"uh-
N.Y. wcitur, ur tu uIur' this govern
mcut ~ u- foreign relations ur 'rip-
pie its Industries at home, ana Who-
ever, hN uuusiug prejudice "i a
racial religious ur other nature. Gre
ates disvurd ana strit" among uui
rooplr so as To- "bstru,' ~" whole
SOME progress ut uuitiyatiun, i- it''h-
ioss Co the trust which the privileges
of citizenship rcr"-" iu HIM. nnd dis-
loyal to ms county.
", therefore condemn as subVor-
slNc uf this nation. unity and integ-
r,t, nna as d.stru,ttt, of its vel
fare. th, p,tyit,, and designs of
eyery gro,.r ur organization. political
or rthcr,,.,,. that has Iur it, objects
IN, advancement If th, interest ut a
. foreign power. whether such object
3 - promoted bog iutimiddting tho gov
. 'rnmrn' a p"l'l''al pHrN, OF r'l'''
sentative "' 'h' people OF Wh''h ''
. calculated ana t'hds :" 'N'H' owl
'''-' '' '''''.' ''''-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-16

4 Nf''Nh 90 .i' t'''''''i''
| toI hiW hA want td
'
! ~ ~-~~s~~~
tuuc aud adds Intervention, im.
| plying as u does . military supluga-
/ ton. IL revolving to tn" people of the
United states Notwithstanding the
pro, ocation Is great ana should be
rc.ort,d to only as o last resort
| Conservation LAWS o." permit the
| Id',olopmrut Of national rcsourc's
whiic prev ,utiuE waste .ud monopoly
! aud the continuance ol tho arid
| lands are favored
The platform declares for plans Co
\ render agriculture NOR, prutanio
and country lie mur, attractive and
li,t tyWs farm legislation
lt iayurs federal aid 10 the CON
! s,ructiou OF suod roads.
u government employment lt ce-
.Dr,- for "a utug wage. eight hour
day adoption 90, safety aud sanitary
measures. computation iur indus
tla. accidents. uuturm child labor
Jaw aud an Jdyquut, retirement law
! The -oamuu.s act l- endorsed ami
/ th, platform dcclprc- fui thr enact
/ mon, oi q federal ,hiid labor law.
creation ct Icdrral bureau at sttcty,
extension of the bureau of ml.,s ana
II federal system ui employment
tEoucI,s.
II public health measures and thr
II establishments 20. federal -1uatUra
! for needs OF tuberculosis patient, dIc
favored.
o. declare. tor guN"rumeut bud
get and 20, ultimate independence o..
thv Philippines.
ON sunrasc j. says ~, recon
mcud th. extension oi franchise i'
tu, vuuru ui thr country uE the
states upon tho ~aw' terms 'r I'D"
lu.u
Declares for the policy that th.
| apr,d rights Of American .luf'u-
ship must hr preserved 'f home Hut
abroad
Demands th, duplication u, mod
.u pru.p, oi prison reform Go
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Favor. "E,ugruu. pension. ."i
.aJi,ta and u,.r widows
tr-,. o. Duuprrh. s,N' p.'u '"t
.lry..ul u.f waterway and food c0n.
irui work
rl.urs territorial government Tor
Alaska. HJWau ana porto Rico.
"UuI,scr,,dN ,uInisv- woodrow
Wi..uu aud Thomas Hii', Ma'shall
saying Woodrow wilson stands toe
day the greatest American of hIs gen
grafton.
The platform concludes
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Tho par, that the United states WiN
play in IA, new dag ui International
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-17
Splendid Practice of One
Fargo Mother Is Related

dren's room last week for book to
read aloud to boys. 1t is her fine plan
to allow her small son to ask five OF
his boy friends into the home for two
hours on Sunday afternoon, and at
these times there will be chapters
from a real live story for that kind of
boys, and a general turning loose OF
the six youngsters in the basement or
kitchen for some good times of their
own. She agreed that it is no wonder
that the average white boy longs to be
a red savage, especially on Sundays,
the day that fairly cramps his young
muscles with the clamps Of repression,
and she plans to make the day an
event to be looked forward to with
pleasure all the week. and looked back
upon with thankfulness all the boys
life. Don't you think that's worth
while?
1t was a pathetic sight and much
to- o-be-regretted state of affairs when
last Friday business man of Fargo
came to the Fargo public library for
the back files of one of Fargo's daily
papers and we had to place candle In
his hands and send him down to a
cubby hole under the stairs to dig
what he wanted out of the dust and
accumulated disorder of that unholy
place. We fear that some time the in
ability to find the material needed will
be a vital blow to some citizen. and
the disrepute of our inefficiency will
get tremendous airing. Let us hope
| that before that has chance to hap
pen we will have solved the problem OF
more space, storage room, club room
more light, sufficient seating capacity
quiet reference rooms and cleanliness;
! i'm short that we may have attained
that real library of our dreams.
WINNIE BUCKLIN,
Librarian.