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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS
- RANK
December AZ. 1911,

December ~, 1915.
The board Of directors have this
day declared a semi-annual dividend
Of per cent, and an extra dividend OF
per cent payable January 2, 1917.
Checks will be mailed to stockholders.
J. H. PATERSON.
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Office
Tn a I'm m fee nntIhfn- C~~

Offtcc
Guarantee building Corporation.
Richmond, Va. Dec. rs, 1915.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this corporation will be held
at Its office. No. North Tenth Street,
Tuesday. January 8, 1917. at o'clock
r. NJ.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
Secretary.
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Ciay-street-The pastor. Rev. @. H.
Newbury. will preach at II A. NJ. and
P. NJ. Morning subject, Belgium g
Sacrifice: evening, The Power of
the Affirmative"
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Randolph-St Street The thirteenth
anniversary OF the passionate OF Rev.
w. E. Robertson will be celebrated
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. The
pastor will make q statement con-
an address by the Rev. w. Thorburn
Clark. The annual meeting of the
church will be held at s P. NJ Sun
day school at ESQ A M Young
Peoples Union at p. NJ.
Leigh Street. corner Twenty ffth
and Leigh Streets-Pastor j. ]. Wick
err will preach. IL A. NJ. New Year
Success; p. M. Foundation for
Success"
Grace Street-The pastor. the Rev
Lloyd T, Wilson. d. D., will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow at both the
morning and evening services At II
A. M, subject, The Holy Spirit and
Believers at P. NJ. subject,
Marching Orders for the New Year"
Grove-Av tomor-
row at IL A. NJ. by the pastor the
Rev. w. c. James, d. D., and at s
P. NJ. by the Rev. r. Ciagett Skin
ner, d. D.. pastor OF the Second Bap-
tist Church.
Immanuel-Rev. Leland w. Smith
will preach at both hours at the I'm
manual Baptist Church Sunday, jan
uary Z. Subjects: Forgetting the
Past" and Excuses Not Reasons"
Fulton Baptist. Rev. w. Thorburn
Clark. pastor-Rev. c. B. Arendall,
secretary of the Baptist Council. will
preach at the morning service. The
pastor will preach at P. M: subject.
The New Year" Sunday school at
$3.50 A. NJ. w. G. Nuckols. superin-
tendent Senior ana Junior b. Y. P.
U. o'clock p. NJ. Annual business
meeting Monday evening, January s.
at O'Clock. The annual reports will
show the church to be in splendid
financial condition.
Tabernacle, Grove Avenue and
Meadow Street-Preaching at ii A.
NJ. and p. M. by tho pastor. Rev.
VIM. L. Ball. Morning subject. "A
Good Mans Firm Resolve: evening,
Another Chance" Bible school at
and social on Friday at 1880 p. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures will be con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. DR.. j. b.
Hutson. taking for his theme. ''Un-
falling Comfort" and THE Safe and
Sure PATH
Notwithstanding pastor. Rev.
y. II. johnson. will preach at both
hours. In the morning he will speak
upon Preparation for Progress" and
at night upon Abraham: the Great
ness Of the Far Vision" The night
subject will be the FIRST in a series
on THE Greatness OF Great Men"
Broadus Memorial. w. f. Gibson.
pastor-Bible school at 9:15 A. NJ
Preaching by the pastor at Ii A. NJ
and at p. NJ. Morning subject
"Christ's Work Of Reconciliat ton"
evening. The Conversion of a Seam
stress" the first in a series OF SER
mons on New Testament Examples
of Conversion"
Calvary--The pastor Rev. Carter
Ashton Jenkens. will preach as fol-
Lows: A. NJ. The Window to the
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
The pastor, Rev j. ]. Scherer. Jr,,
will preach at II A. NJ and s p. NJ.
The Lords Supper will he admins
tered at both OF these services.
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waste Paper II Stili Advancing. You
would find II profitable to bale 1t.
Could use Ave statesmen to good adj
vantage. Apply TO II. SUSSMAN. 500
West Broad St.
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st. Paurs-The Holy Communion
and litany at ii A. M. and evening
prayer at s o'clock. The rector. Rev
w. Russell Bowie. will preach at both
services. Sunday school and Bible
classes at s:45.
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Highland Park. r. NJ. White, pastor
Morning subject. Bread of Life;
evening. Installation OF the OfIicers o.
the Church and Sunday School"
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FARMS FOR SALE.


For sale--very Desirable Farm. 1i5
acres: good pike road; good e-room
house. barn. other outbuiidings, Ad-
dress REACH. Chesterfield County,
Va. r. r. y. No. }. Box 81.
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TYPEWRITERS-R
TypewFAteSs-Rent, sale. Machines
for every requirement at prices from
1880 up; cash or easy payments
Eent. So month: J months, 1850
Three months rent applied on pur-
chase: every machine Remington.
guaranteed. T" REMINGTON TYPE
WRITER COMPANY. $40 East Main
: street.
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CHESAPEAKE b OHIO RI,
Gin. Lou'vle 4 West. .. p. - p, Zip.
Main Line Local, IT'S a. 1875 z
James River Line, sio.ee a.. 3S:lS .
n. News. MIX. Old Pt..
$50 O., si2 n,.. - ..
Newport News. Local. 100 a.. $500 =.
Trains arrive from NIX. sli:oe a..
-t;45 p. $3.50 p. N. News, 1855 A.
's;05 p. From West 800 a.. $3.50 o..
1855 a. 'l;i5 p. 7ao p. daily from
Charlottesville except Sunday from,
Thurmond. Jas. River. ts:25 a. 81 80 o.
Daily. tE~cext Sunday
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EPISCOPAL

EPISCOPAL
St James-Holy Communion, lit
any and sermon at IL A. NJ. Evening
prayer and sermon at Sis. Sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Bible classes
for men and women at 10 A. NJ. Ser
mon at both services by the rector
Rev. G. Freeland Peter.
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Seventh-Street-The pastor. Rev. H.
D. c. Maclachlan. will preach both
morning and evening Evening sub
tect. Prophet or Priest7"
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Colonial Place-Stop Is, West
hampton car line. Bible school $40
r. NJ, followed by church service
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CUT RATE SHOES

Mems Solid Leather Working shoes.
s1.sS. Why pay sa5o7 EMPIRE
SHOE Co, 6o4 w. Broad Street Par
eel post not included
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Asbury. Rev. J. o. Babcock. pas
tor-Preaching at II A. NJ and 8
P M. Morning subject, Hidden
Mamma; evening. THE White Stone
for 1917" Sunday school at $50
A. M. Epworth League meets at 7:15
p. NJ
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ST James'-Preaching morning and
evening by the pastor. Rev. James
T. Green. Subject. II A NJ, The
Reward Of Persistence; P. NJ, "A
Young Mans Awful Predicament, and
How He capped"
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SCHEDULES.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
10 ri frss xnaisssm nj s,ysst-esiy
~ be1 Af5I5M ssl7 a. Et1 F75s Il, SiIISN
t<sM -s.21 A. 'sj5 A. It2ssfu, ts1spn. sS3s n
ti!si y. 'issn $50 n,i.An1. ts3srI 'ii,s n.
San NIXON
sekssN xaasfisssu " II IS p sssI ls,s sIis n g.
tx A. IL Is A. ass eaedsss lasa sesa tsu IL is P
kssls ~. Aa ssi LGaa vssa asyS H. las A. GJs N.
ASIA A. sam
Ala tsia sst hsYrne sitku NJ ssu ts Tia ras
'nss & %. -srt & 81 lsspas 4 tAs). atas sh
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ny POLLARD 4 BAGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneerv.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A CORNER DWELLING, SITUATED
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
RICHMOND AND COAL r r r
STREETS.
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BAPTIST

| Ginter Park-The Rev. DR.. T. B
Ray will pl~ach Sunday morning a,
IL O'Clock. Sunday school at s:a0
No services at night
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CHRISTIAN

CHRISTIAN.
Hanover-Avenue-A and Han
over Avenues-The minister. Rev
| George w. Kemper, will occupy his
pulpit at both services Bible echool
$50 A. NJ Christian Endeavor 7:15
?. NJ
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Fairmount-The pastor will fill the
pulpit at both services Sunday Sub
tects. IL A. NJ. 'Iife-A Book: 8
P. M. THE Wise and Foolish in Con-
| trast." Sunday school $50.
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Centenary-Dr. T. a. Smoot will
preach both morning and evening.
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Decatur Street-Sunday school $40
A. NJ. Preaching II A. NJ. and 8
P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. Samuel L.
Dumville. The Holy Communion will
be observed at the morning service.
Subject OF the evening sermon. "Liv-
ing In Canaan. or the Real Christian
Life" Epworth League 7:15 p. NJ
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Crace-Foushee and Main-Rev.
DR.. Landon r. Mason will preach and
administer the Holy Communion at
II o'clock. Evening prayer at s P.
NJ, with sermon by the Rev. Robert
A Goodwin. Jr. Special music at
both services under the direction OF
Mr.. D. Ptnckney Powers. Mems Bible
Class at 10 A. NJ.
METHODIST.
West End, Rev. G. W. NJ. Taylor,
pastor-Preaching II A. NJ. and 8
p. NJ. by the pastor. Sunday school
meets $3.50 A. NJ. Mr.. M L. Book
man. superintendent in charge. Ep-
worth League devotional services T:15
p M
aurel-Street-The pastor, Rev. w.
@. Boggs, will preach at II A. NJ. and
at s p. NJ.
Woodland notwithstanding by
the pastor. Rev. A. c. Bergman. at
both services. Subject, II A. M.
The Gethsemane Prayer: r. M,
laying Aside Some Hindrances"
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Calvary--The pastor. Rev Carter
Ashton Jenkens. will preach as fol-
Lows: A. NJ The Window to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-06
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Special For This Week. Maple Mousse.
Madison 1910. WYNNE ICE CREAM
COMPANY.
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Branch Memorabilia pastor. Rev.
w. Oliver Gordon. has returned home
and will preach at both services
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TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES

These sermons will deal with tho I'm
portant problem of sin and salvation.
Topics to be discussed: January Z,
Universal Sinfulness': January IA.
The Fearful and Inevitable Penalty
Of Sim: January 81, "Jesus' Mission:
Not Condemnation, But Salvation;
January IS, Jesus: What Will You
Do With Him ?"
Grace (soldiers' Home)
IL A. M. and p. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev. j. B. Peters. Epworth League
, 7:15 P. M. Sunday school $3.50 A. M.
Monument-The Rev q. II. Lam
beth will preach both morning and
evening. Subject for the evening
sermon. Universal sinfulness."
Union station-Preaching by tho
pastor. Rev. NJ. s. Colonna. at IL A.
NJ. and p. M. The Lords Supper
will he celebrated at the morning
service.
Broad Street. Tenth and Broad
Preaching II A. NJ. and s:15 p. M.
by the pastor. Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
Morning theme. The Merciful":
evening, Drifting"
Trinity. Rev. Starke Jett. pastor
The subject at II A. NJ. will be The
Worlds Greatest Feast; at s P. NJ,
the great evangelist. Robert NJ. Honey
man, will speak on "A Call to Service"
Don't fail to hear this great address.
Denny-Street. Rev. r. ". Hartness.
pastor-11 A. NJ. subject, Equipped
For Service" p. NJ, Some Heart
Views" Epworth League P. M.
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Denny-Street. Rev. r. ". Hartness.
pastor-11 A. NJ. subject Equipped
For Service; s p NJ, Some Heart
Views" Epworth League P. M.
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AUCTION SALE.
by W. =. ROBINSON 4 COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
SEVENTY FEET. CEDAR STREET
CHELSEA HILL
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Broadus Memorial. w. f. Gibson.
pastor-Bible school at 9:15 A. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor at IL A. NJ.
and at p. NJ. Morning subject,
"Christ's Work Of Reconciliation;
evening. Tho Conversion of Seam
stress" the first in a series OF SER
mons on New Testament Examples
of Conversion"
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HYSTERICAL DEFAMERS

:: II seems 10 b" the main Occupation
! NJ = certain class 10 associate ord!-
nary activity on the part OF other men
!, with selfish and mercenary interests.
= They are given no credit for diSint"t-
{. ested initiative Or constructive puS-
: pose. The$" diSpara="rs won't 40
anythins themselves in the way OF
! serving the public interests and axe
: keen 10 impugn In" motives OF an
: one whb has til" ability and incllna-
r ton 20 accomplish things. Something
!. like the same dour spirit impeis those
~who attack some Republicans who have
given good service TO The city. and
who are m;ligned because they are Re
; publicanS OF achievement. They are
-. condemned because they work for the
success of the party and have ne
brains and the energy 10 do things.
, Just now there is Il hysteria Of def
amation OF several prominent Repu5-
Iicans who are candidates for council.
who have given faithful and honest
> service in the direction of the public
!. affairs of the community. And oe-
cause they have been somewhat ~
:: tive in the support OF party orsaniza-
A., ton they are assigned TO membership
Of an imaginary ring. which is con-
jured up at every election.
The Republicans subjected To these
! attacks have been loyal to party, have
contributed 70 and worked for their
party's success, while their detraCtors
,zha1e been nothing but dsiurberS and
: disorSanizers. vultures with reform
aSseathers' for their plumage. However.
, these Republicans are not to be mo"cd
: by the SANDERS OF these hypocriies
: They are standing on their records
> and their character and they will be
]: nominated, and they will be elected
: II that is any comfort 10 their ma
: ligners.
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WHAT FARMERS RESENT

The IntrlliSenccr has received two
letters from farmers in this State. on"
tilins The sol! IN Marshall county and
he other in Marion county. They Lr2
somewhat similar in their rrscntmrn.
OF the TOO free advice that comes from
city newspapers and the urban econn-
m;sts who know all about farming"
Our Marshall county correspondent
keS L fling al The IntclliGcncer. rc-
marking as il seems TO know how
this farming ought to b. done. sup
pose you or your bunch try 1t your
selves" The Intrligenrecr appreci-
ates the fact that perhaps there has
been Il surfeiL of advice and suggeS'
tiou as 10 what the farmer ought 10
do, but our resentful Marshall county
friend ought TO realize that both adj
vice and suggestion have been Of
fered in. the kindlicst spirit and If
helpful impulse. and that the "bunck
in the cities are doing their best to get
a little experience in the farming line
by cultivat;ny their backwards and vi.
cant lots. Perhaps when lhis harvvS;
is gathered they will b. more Gompr-
tent 70 offer advice. or will have gath
cred knowledge that will BE- condu-
GIVE TO silence hereafter.
The Marion county correspondent;
wants 10 know the use Of a million
boys wearing their lives away raising
farm products for few milliOnares
10 gamble over. SO far as VIZ know
The object of putting the boys to wur.i
is 10 get enough production that Will
put a stop to the operations Of tn"
speculative sharks. We are in hearty
sympathy with our correspondent 5
condemnation of the food gamblers.
and call his attention 70 the govern
mentS movement to control the fool
supply OF III" country.
The lntcliicencrr takes this oppor-
tunity TO say that it has full faith in
the patriotism of the farmers Of the
country, and knows that they will DO
all they can towards feeding the pcu-
pie OF this country and contributing
TO the relief OF the food shortage Of
our Allies. 1t also appreciates the
handicaps the farmers suffer from.
and as an earnest Of its sympathy with
them it prints in another column On
this page clipping expressing the
farmers view OF the situation, written
By one of them.
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the American people. We want Il more
impressive terra. The United States
is 100 big ~ deal in bits" OF N
dcavor. Tine iar2" scale on which
everything here is promoted demands
Il mans Six" task TO b" appo:tiUn.,t
~ the people. if We expect 10 get any
where. The bill" business SUCCESS
small Things. This is sustained by II"
observation of a New York paper, that
carrying home your package inst"a
of saving send il. please is the latest
Schem" for carrying on the war.
or course it is the little things thar
count. but the danger lies in the mis-
direction Of energy or sacrifice in h"
unintclligent selection Of the lji:l2
things that count. Then tho meaning
OF bit" is liable To be mistaken. Plain
". We want something more appeal
ing TO the capacity Of the American
people 10 do-SomrlhinS that will
make us run instead Of limp. Here Is
4 chance for some alert mind 10 in
vent L gripping phrase. and il must
be on the order Of doing your Level
best" Il direct command for whole
hearted conservation.
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Ripping Rhymes
BY WALT son
SALT THEM DOWN.

! Now more than ever we should san
our kuprcks in a iirrproof vault. lie
is a prudent man and wise who sets
in to- ccOnomzr before the stress OF
war arrives: he'll save. and check his
sprndthriri wives. We've talked about
II G.. of h.. and did some groanin,;
for = smell: hu; whe7l our hosts 10 BAT
,lr rush. and Uncle Saml needs III"
cuSh ~ pay for @nickrrsncrs ann
swords. and polish nll thr foreign
hordcs. til" cost Of living will arse
until il ruh$ against The skies. W"H
all dir up. with cheerful grin. 10, help
our noble I"2ions vain. and "" should
have. The coin OH hand il We woulE
aid our native land. There j. mor&
virtue in our pence than in five miles
oI riouuGncr. Economy should straight
way reign ihrOuChoul his eminent do
main. True patriots Will strongly l"N
10 save the ccunlry'S food supply. AMI
that will count for vastly NOR" than
!nny SPEAKERS fr"nzird roar. In luXu-
nv We long have dwrlt; no stern pr!-
walton have VIZ felt: but no mAa
knows whoat loads wr'll bear. so for
tho worst let us prepare.
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OLD PREJUDICE SURVIVES

The Democratic free traders on the
Ways and Means Committee of the
House. which is charged with proVid-
ing for the revenues OF the govern.
ment. still persist in avoiding any
protective tariff legislation. They are
welded 10 that old Democratic con-
tention that the consumer pays any
import duty that is imposed. Rcpuh-
licans have always denied this and
asserted that after a protective duty
has built up a home industry, home
competition will prevent an increase
in the price of the commodity equal
to the amount Of the tax. Recently
we have had some new light on this
subject. India offered 10 contribute
half billion dollars 10 the British
war fund. but at the same time ind'-
Gated Il desire to increase the import
duty on cotton piece goods from o..
per cent ad valorcm to -: per cent.
The Lancashire cotton manufacturers
protested.
If the people o: India were 10 pay
this tax. why should India want 20
impose il? II the people of India were
to pay the tax, why should the manu-
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Saturday, May 5, 1917.
THE PETRoGRAD OUTBREAK

Germany has TWO objects in STRIVING
for the downfall OF the Russian rcvo-
lutonary government. In the hrst
place, il would like 20 see the failure
of any growth of democracy so near
to it. The firm establishment OF re-
publican rule in Russia would be a
constant invitation To the German pro
letariar TO overthrow the military deS-
potism of the Nohenzullern autocracy.
In the second place. the Russian Min
lister Miukoff stands between 4 de-
sired peace BY Germany and the per-
manence of Russian belliSerency. 1t
Mllukoft were out Of the way the
chances Of peace would be improved,
and with peace on the eastern front,
Germany could throw her defensive
armies in that region into the west
ern breach. which would count heavily
in her favor. In view OF these tan
sible advantages. the deductions that
the uprising in Pctrograd was OF Ger
man incitement through intrigue with
the radical Socialist element OF Russia
do no violence to the large probaolli-
ties.
While Minister MilukOft inally trl-
umphed over the outbreak. and the
disaffected soldiers were induced TO
return 70 their barracks. the situation
in Petrocrad i not as reas>uring as IT
might be. and is the ranS" OF great
concern al Washington. II IN" revo-
lutionary government can only hntd
rthe whip hand until the Root commits
. sion arrives. the chances OF Russia re-
naming true 10 its pledges TO the M
lies will be- greatly improved.
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faCturers Of Lancashire object? Tho
fact is that 40 per cent Of England =
cotton piece goods exports have been
going 10 India. Since thc outbreak OF
the war Japan has been selling more
To India. and 'hr leaders of Indian
economic policies believe there is No
reason for buying from either England
or Japan England has been compelled
to assent 10 the increase In import
duty. The result will he that to some
extent, perhaps, there will be a tenn
porary increase in the cost of cotton
piece goods as a direct result OF The
tan but the early effect will be to in
dUCc establishment Of moro cotton
factories in India. with such homo COM
petition that prices will decline TO ill
scales or lower. India will cease 10 i'm.
port that class Of goods. Her people
will cease to employ English workmal
in Lancashire factories. They will
employ their own workers in their own
mills. thus keeping their money at
home to build up other industries.
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SHAY DECLINES TO
GIVE WOMAN'S NAME

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May DIAN
SHAY. manager Of the milwaukee"
American association baseball club'
who is charged with shooting and Kilt
ing Clarence Buell., a negro walter al
M. En.lish hotel cafe last night. re-
manned locked IN in Il cell al Central
poirr station this morning and con-
rinucd 10 decline 10 make Il statement.
! The police were searching for Wom-
an who WAS said IN have been Win
SHAY at Iha i'm, OF the shooting. but
they found no trace of her since IN"
: disappeared during Inc nuhbuh; ne
coroner was expected 10 begin his ILL
uuiry during HE day.
.. The trouble leading 10 the shooting
is said 10 have started over inc lack
Of sugar il The bowl on the Table IL
which Shay was sitting. SHAY mrs!
made lis objection 10 Il C0lorrd buS
hoy and thcn Ia Buell.. The laltrE. ii
! is said, obtained TWO sugar bowls from
nearby tables end placed them before
the ball player. 1t was following lh!s
Thai Inc SNORING look place;
I Shay WAS sent To police HrauquaI-
! Irrs and Buell. TO hospital where ne
died an hour later Shay has refused
10 make any kind of statement otheT
than when shown the revolver 10 say
that il looked like his weapon and 10
asscr, that the waiter called INN Il
vile name. liz has not admitted VINO
! was with him, although The police
questioned him closely on this subject.
The authorities are trying hard 10 To-
cate The woman. as They believe she
! will be able Ia throw CONSIDERABLE"
light on The shooting. There were 40
other diners in the cafe al n" time,
/ When Shay'S case WAS called IN me
CITY court this morning ii was con
rinucd 10 next Tuesday III p. M. :"
permit the arrival Of an attorney from
milwaukee, being sent her" ny ne
owners Of Ihr milwaukee, club.