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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
CHICAGO GRAIN wAkknr

M 80. AUGUST The corn market
-. -'i 'N--a!r -"E>.Ou showed /. d!srosi.
~ 9, ?" over Yesterdays decline Front
l.''-+ 4" - Observable on the sdrsnre
if .it Indications OF an immediate IN
% Ne movement Of OLD corn to mar
~ IN" os's pit persistent buy!ng nv
y i,4rir"t houses advanced prices, Juf mar,
~ ne gain was los. !n syupa,hy with The
t.f't- FnT.l- Decline u miro, t,,l,
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MI,tLi.l.,NtH,I : ,l,,N.<l.1s
DIZZY GOODS

>. NEW YORK. Angus; .2-D-y goods Ina the
hrS' hands remained quiet to-day cation
E"""" mil. are reluctant 10 ..i!. and oven
set"Na haiiGs are less In evidence. Mems
Wear ana dress goods are awaiting develop
hncnts IN their raw material InarK,t
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NAVAL STonrs

:, SHN .NNNAii. ca. August @".-rurpcu,iuc
urn. oN sales. .. casks: receipts. al casks
shirments . casks: stock. .1,.s: casks
Rosn irm: sacs. 100 ba rr.is: receipts sos
barrels. 80 '
QUOTE: b, 100; D.. 1915: T.. 1o.75aloa5.
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REVENUE TAX RUMORs
HAMPER STOCK DEALS
Liberty Bonds, Hide and Leather
and New Haven Only Ones
to Show ANY Life.
MILLIONS FOR FEDERAL ISSUE
Plans to Increase Output of Steel To
Twenty Million Tons Next Year
Will BE Discussed at Conference
to BE Held Soon.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK August 22.--Iiberty
3i.s, Hide and Leather issues and New
Haven acted we'll III the stock market
to-day but others were quiet althous il
the closing was not without material
change The early rumor that the
government would restrict loans to
stock exchange houses hurt the hs''
but this influence w:s temporary pc
cause based on ignorance OF the stua :
. ton in the street. The discussion OF
taxes ~ Washington was the MOST
important reSiraining in'u ici &c adj ii.
cal that ii is generally believed
distinctly new plan must be sN o. e..
developed in the Senate at the proper
Liberty S':s went to 1910 on 9'nc6 buH,
of an estate with several mtiionS 10
invest. The movement in Hide ana ana
Leather is well understood. ana mas
New Havcn's strength was traced
backward through speculative houses
to solid insti!pii@ns th bc, haSe Of ' ihe
contract TO bc made with the govern
ment. Ii is understood that the New
Haven and St Paul will set the most
favorable con tracts respectively. OF All
the roads of the country lhey are
no; most in need OF assistance. ou, can
present solid reasons vii. help extend
cd TO the:m is help for the wnois
country ,,
War ICIS Was Sc'u. iu' nvt sum
cieutly ~ .S.tionai t. inject NE mo
the nlarNct. The report that inc aiits
were retiring ~ on= r.ac" where Oh,
posed oy th,. BoishctiHi c"uhtefhcted
The good news from france.
MAY n,lLD ADDITIONAL
STEEL pI.>NTS ~ AMERICA
rluns to increase the output OF steel
..e:.t year 10 twentN million cons hr
10 he discussed u WashinEton and ihe
necessity ui the increase maEe% iini' :.
.isl!4 the levyiug % say such t"Ne- )
proposed by the blouse WAYS az
Leans COMMITTEES. Ii the steer con-
panics put enough OF their earhinS'
into new plants and exclusions tneH
will he unable to pay Su'h taxes;
Discussion OF the money SITUATION Is
largely technical, as the bankers may"
ALWAYS the power in co-opc"aiion WITH
the Federal reserve bank 10 ease up
the rates by more liberal redistcuniinS
In view of the almost complci. S,hcr
Of speculation in the stock ms. ct NJ
unusual problems arc presented
NEW YORK. August 2s:-Merc2ntiie raper
& per cent. Sterling siTty day Dii!S' 4s,-~~,
commercial siNty-day bills on banks, 49,
commercial siNty-day bills A.l+,: dennmI'
St1S .-l6: cables, &,S.5j. Mexican dollars.
IS Time leans strong; sixty ninGiy "aEs
strong: ruling rate, per cent
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line

The Si"Iiiaru IIiiirUau uI tile oouth
mr., Err i.siitE ICNE U. 1913.
TRAINS La lG',IiMOND DAILY
.FoT fttJr'I1 ana S9uth: 500 a. NJ. ant
:. fSI YorioiE: SO =. A.. 300 a. ~. 800
j.. IA. s:25 T.. Nj. 49, Nv"
For rf'er" ,.na '2;1t A., NJ. Cos A. NJ.
III. 10y u A., 'S;+a n. A.. $3.50 +. NJ.
T. 81. ''o'
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:26 A. A..
1l;So 4 a. 7:$; a. a.. $40 A: ~. 1901
C:s3 ~. 7;t5.r. 81. Sis +. SIN
Time Of arrival and departure and ron.
" W.
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and Indexed for Quick
.Rnferenca

1oc line Sunday.
SC n line Daily
2ac u line for 3 consecutive insertions
x,4SSSS a line for Z conseeutiye Insertions
<i;oo line Tor 20 consecutive Insertions. ,
MINIMUM Of lines Is allowed.
Minimum charge % cents
the inch. ~ ~ -
~ I; NJ. Snturduys) the day before pub
h TIn,i1ni %iii receive proper classifcation
M W., 6e e,i placed in the Too Late to Class.
TELEPHONE
pisnoise, your Want Ads to Tho Times.
m mof re convenient 10 do so. and they will
rSuBsT ATIoES FoR I'D. WANTS.
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th III IN PRACTICALLY every Drug Store In
ne CITY Tor the convenience OF the public
Ia = III, n,n "a a"s are accepted by them ut reEu-
SOUTH RICHMOND
r., Branch Office Times Dispntch 1904 Hull
81 Telephone Randolph 53O3
-r, ~, PETERSBURG.
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Street: phone Petersburg 225
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RICMMOND rKunllL MAuErr

Marhet quotations FROM Actua! Sales
AUGUST -, 1911.
{By "oodson Craig Co. Inc. I,irr,rond ~. ,
u. S. Food Administration License SO {; go
Richmond, Va, August 2. i,is
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS io or,v. wall de.
in "V wGrob trnek Also several men 10 work
SS,a a6gnr 4pply virsinis Paper Gompnny.
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Coburn Motor Sales Corp,
Randolph 1870 I.i1-.3 w Broad :,

.SED CAR BARGAINS.
Kline Touri'rs 1917.
Kline i.oadst.r. 1914
Maxwell Touring. i.li.
Grant touring 1917
IluDmohiI" touring. 1915.
! sort touring. iHlt
SIudcbub"r Touring 1914.
USED TRUCK BARGAINS
on.-1Dn it.pubiic IruviI
one Ton ronby Truck
Smith for;a-a Tru,j.
KLINE kNk SALES CO.
-. WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales At Union Stock Yards.I
Report for the week ending Angus, ls, 1915
t'hOcn sl"er- L.: rn.LluIn IL rnnN I'm /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

CARRlERS--wantcd names men IS TO 4a
wlsEinL try cSaIninaiio for RichInCUd
mail carriers 3s3 month. l. ssi cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

NEW ORLEANS, August 22-Moderatc
advances featured ihc trading IN cotton to-
news and 10y the continued absence OF aI,y-
ming resembling genera. rains in the y,est-
ern belt. There were periOds o! hra.v ,,iI.
ing, but, on the Who'll. offerings were al
sorbeo Vel and the close Mas - not
the opening thc market was lower ana soou
iosl - 10 u Io'nIs on private message, from
IeSas teIllng OF rams here ANA tnr-. in , n :,
state. inc CRY weather mop ana often!
reports indicating no rain % cpusequoilce.
offset the private claims OF mulsturl ,r.a
the decline was recovered and icp.aota by q
net advance which nnally amounted 10 .,
to & POINTS. The market then s.ggtd 10
about yesterday close. then -t.eus he1,.d
and was steady undcrtuic
Futures closing bids: ortohcr ur-s .,
ecmber; oo.o5; January ap5i; March sj.i5
Spot stsadS; mlIhiInr =, n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

NEW fORE. AEE-.; e. P8-t .r9.eNsDr-
Receipts. 3,iij Jsiss Export !ts U.ie..
stock, $50 bale Minor por,e. stoci. ,,.s-
Total to day At all ports Receipts. e.4ig
bales; txpo'ts 70 bales. stock. SIX, bale
,s otal tor MeeH al AZ ioTts-Eeceipt-, 49,
lS bales; exports, 5t.lI uaiee.
Total for se%sqn- Receipts. Is 80 bales; ex
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AUTOMOBILE MEcuANIcs-

BARBER wanted. Must be American ana
southern born. Flrst-class workman.
steady ~, polite AND noney .rettyr. and nv:t
- manage shop Sa5 guarantee. hair over
fty Write or wire Prop. Barber Shop
1907 Fourteenth Avenue. Detroit Mich.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

viii. sssis $SSss; n a'' S;se
sSa SIX and i@a Il
sSsSe Il css,slS
HB SI'di &C.; az s.! ElizaPGths Hes
2. a',:5 hA
ss ono M H. &%%n Mrs T. CHI Ghureh S
::S'
Asa2i r$ $if;S slvrS }Srmsify a;:s
SSsan q hs4 g"T SG" sss1.
from s %sssrS ca sSary tn T.
aiXY viii s. ss5YIses IN MRS
ao st ETiSGNG GS s'f nyr naso se9 Dl
Wyssii. DR. 6. T. Knight q AT,sonb i f
T, os w 4 il EaIyn II mem;
Of Ri7} Ff;s"f sf. If b. as
Funeral at the rs,n DIsr."" so ISr Sion,
Avenue Roland Park. al $50 i. ii. re- TG
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. !.
' 5o Than Main E SaS "A. @ g."
lO&r AND FOUND
piA = NOM aAnRiNG-Lost. between sIie
ring. Reward II returned to aIi3 stuart
0F Street htEGI1s , s;h,,uTlay nigh, Cary
1nE seT ;ai:sS rs!
elt!S..-------------
> Ma in Broad street Bank or
seventh pa FSar s.5ssa hssw"eG sHh and
sowing material. Phone i;SuieTara .sss M
rIIih Gii S,rn., s ,na purse ear No
nleasc call Randolnh siI9 Rcwara. f''"eF
hiNG-i.ost Tuesday afternoon. Platinum
,u rims s ,o MI Nth I'amonIs RewarI il re-.
tr6ai Street Or phone Mad iH"s ~. 5Slo East
SPECIAL. NOTICES q
CONGREC;ATloN BETH AIIAUAU
TIE Committee on PcwS viii meet To- os
re TEn $50? suSb f9r the nGT sS he
NJ. Those Interested w.Ii please a,.onJ a.
MOSES NAY sccretasy
auto MOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE. 10
EClCk big a!a i.passenscr r.cKard S-uas-
t,cylinGer <Scripa Buo,h ~ Nth i:.rhin
RaMssS. Iesa Mea 'e lr ta" 'T KAN. as II.
DE Worm Drive Truce 3-;on. u.r.I only 40
ca ssh. S:a. care Times Disp,tch
FORD rr2aLs'ssr for sale. Central Garage.
-Io"o west broai
HOTELS IND RESORTS
VIRGINIA,
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SpI:t.I.I. Nn,C,,,,,v

- ,CONGREGATloN. BETH ItIIAHAU.
ii IL, committee on Pcws win NEE, 10 as
lirmprn SUNDAY. AUGUST 20. III il 80 4
NJ THOSE Interested w.ll plcusc n,,cuJ -
MOSES MAY Srcr,,',,,.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

Gin. .u wac " nest.. u ~ d. - 80 n
Nal Line Lo.aI .s:lu TX tx
jaime River Line, siuUu "a I d ID n
Newport News -
NIX. Old Point 80: 100 H. az 90 n 1900 n
Newport News Local. 1900 a. ISIS o.
From MIX, NcwDOrt
n News, Ola .is;os q. .a::s, p" -s;ss. /,
West: ss:15 -. so o. locals to;6b a.
s2:6b p. James River. 1925 a. sk 10 a.
DAILY. kExcept Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

WANTED. 80 good carpenters a, once For
information. Apply "a West Ninth Street.
south Richmond. from J.. -. 10 . a u.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAKKET.
RICHMOND HAY M.1EKET.
NEcIcAaic Quotations ON Y,rb.,x

Sootations on Exchange.
H.e E;.Ci!c. Va. August -. 1911.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac R. Z.
To and from Wnshiugton and beyond Daily.

Richmond. " aslInglon Local., Lv.,s. ! a.
daily fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv.
$50 I'M A.: a.lo AN. Ash land Accom- weeh
Gays, Lv.'. AN b.30PM; Al. $3.50 Am $50 Pm
Tor this train. sM.,n -, 81
Byrd st. Sta. stopping al Eba). .Eba Sta.
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FUNERAL. nIIsIrf,
LOsT AND EoIr,D

nuAt!'-- Edwin Ihaup Funeral Director :, n.
cihoh!'rcr 6O5 T.. Main. Mad. ial: Ran 300
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NAY niti.D ADDITIONAL.
STEiii. I,I.NNYN IL .tMt:Ni(N

NEW YORK. August 2.-Mcrcantilc paper.
& pcr cent Sterling sixty day bills. si,2S,
commercial siXty-,iay bills on banks A.'
commercial sixty day bills, S4..l9,: demand.
81 - ..ls: cables Si.,S.5j. Mexican dollars.
IS Time leans strong; sixty, ninety Gays
and six months. per cent. Can money
strong. ruling rate, per cent.
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auto MOBILES
AUTOMOBILES EOt,

EUiCk big a!a. i.passenrcr f.CKard. o-uas-
stHset OVERLAND. go, Under ScrIph- loo i,,
t-eNlinGer <Srrips. Boo,f 2i2 Nth E.chiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
HEST workmanship. only the test naie-
rails uscG iuw.ht IL price. Satisfaction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

'lt.,:ER:--p,ed ~ the residence of his
of y. K. and blanche Ovrrtoi .riIicr S'''
! umerai az the rtsideucc. COZ Montrosc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

COLLIER and Little Giant trucks a. n
kows.y. le22 Mcss irnad. Ran. AS
DE- Worm Drive Truce, 3-Jon used only 30
days condition absolutely perfect, So luu
ca sh. S2i. care Times dispatch
fChp roadster for sale. Central Garage
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Au'ro SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. II

PAINTING OF uiiuliiy priros
right. The Richmond Shop. 1905 W Cary
rect. Fhnnc Kan l2ts-iilyd. 2:1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ROTARY CLUB ENLARCEs
FIELD Of USEFULNESS
Will Cooperate In Entertainment Of
Soldiers and Sailors Spending
Wcck-EndS Here.
ATTEND ANNUAL CONVENTION
large Delegation to TO to Intcrna-
- tional Association Meeting in Kan
sns City in .junc-Ncw Commit
tees Arc Named for Local Club.

~ That soldiers and sailors desiring
20 see the sights OF Richmond might
have this opportunity on Saturday at
ternoons and Sundays Was decided by
Z the Ricnmonu iiuiary club at its meet
ing last week. when its committees on
war service ana automobiles were in
structed TO cooperate with the local
committee on War Camp Community
Service.
This meeting OF the club was it's
irst under the new officers. and the
president, Harold :. B.oomberS. de-
iirered his inaugural address and
named the committees for the ensuing
year Mir. Bloombcrg explained the
gradual development OF the rotary
idea. commencing III Chicago in 1905
with one club of FIVE members. and now
represented by an intcrnationa! assoc
citation OF more than 900 clubs. with
membership OF $1,000. located in the
United States, Canada. Cuba. Porto
Rico and the British isles. The orig
inal conception OF rotary contemplated
the development Of the individual IN
his capacity FOR service. but the phil
osophy OF rotary has been gradually
extended until il Contenplates not only
individual sGor:s. Tut also activities
of clubs units III communal matters.
Its development has received great i'm
retus through its recognition by the
United States government in matters
concerning tho various training camp
activities and especially in tho smile
aGe book campaign, which was placed
entirely in the hands OF the Rotary
Clubs Of the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
TRANSFERRED TO MlNEOlA
Major Herbert G. Mallory lin. U,cn
We'll Prnniof"d for Ills Ser
Vices al rnrk I'irlh

Friends in thus city Will he in,or.s..
ed TO lean thai Major lIc~hcrt G. Nal.
1ory. post surgeon AND rankiuE frr-'i-
cal officer ~ Tari. Field .ircc It's est.h.
lishment. has ben trans fcrrcd tn Min
cola, Long island. for special work j,
the res earch laboratories
Major Mallory. who - d, brother ~,
Mrs. j. j. Phillips, Of 2S2l iars .Ay.
nue., was Ter some time a resident ~
This city. and later saw service az =,
sergeant in the Spanish American ~
At the outbreaks OF the prcscn, hne.
tilitieS he WAS unsigned 10 dufv p,
Park Field 10 sUpcrintend tho SAINT.
tary arrangements. an1 was nro,ro,od
from the rank of lieutenant - ma,
OF major during his service at til.
post.
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Ask tho SInn

II you would find out ahou; the rn,l
producing qualities OF Times Dispatcb
Want Ads, ask the man who is ,,I.in,.
them. To insert an ad call Randolph !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
ESPECIALLY INTERESTED
IN WORK AMONG BOYs

Rotary clubs are especially intel
ested in work among I'll. boys. and
during the past year the local club
has sustained seven at the Industrial
School and Farm for Homeless BOYS.
located at Covin.ton. The Richmond
club is also interested in crippled chill
dren and has a special fund from
which II supplies braces and appliances
TO those whose families are unable TO
provide them with these necessities
The club has been meeting for din
ner on the second and fourth Tues
days. but beginning this week Will
hold weekly fellowship lunchaons in
addition TO the business meetings This
afternoon the club viii march in the
parade. carrying huge Red Cross
banner. Wide the Rotary Club j. one
of Rchmond's younger organizations.
II Is nevertheless one OF the mos, ac-
tive. III Wv Of the fact that i, has
Few particular hobbies of its own. hu.
Is req lly co-opcrative organization
prepared % aid and render service in
ever underta king for the upl!f, 0: in
aiFidualS and communities. The serious
S'd' OF the WORK receives the creates,
attention % the members though no.
iafians believe that = certain amour.
o! fun and Play is essential 70 a we'll
balanced Ne Greater 7uhi..ity Is
given IS rule. 20 rotary stunts than
To the serious and substantial efforts
and accomplishments which constitute
the real work OF -6,.-v
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-15
SPECIAL AGENT To.
LOOK AFTER SWEET.
potato CROP HERE.
is NAMED BY GOVT.
J. G. WOODRUFF, OF CUTHBERT,
WELL KNOWN IN AFERICUS,
WILL DIRECT WORK OF CURING
POTATO CROP IN ALL SOUTH
WEST GEORGIA DURING CUR
RENT YEAR.

Announcement is made of the APP
pOintment of j. G.. Woodruff, of Cuth-
bert as sweet potato house" curing
expert for Southwest Georgia, and
he will assist Sumter farmers in the
task of saving the tremendous tuber
crop now maturing. He will work
under direction Of the Bureau of
Markets and will furnish farmers
here with blue prints and plans for
erecting modern potato curing houses
free, together with the probable cost
of materials, necessary in the con-
struction of the houses themselves,
He has plans for curing potatoes If
lots of POO to 500 bushels and also n
larger lots from 1000 to 1900 BUSH
els ard some even large enough 10
store 5000 to $4,000 bushels, these
latter being designed especially for
commercial concerns.
1t is we'll known fact that a large
percentage of the sweet potatoes
raised are not successfully stored and
enormous food losses occur every
year as a result. These losses can
be reduced by proper storage meth
DDS and it is a patriotic duty to do
everything to save the present sweet
potato crop.
With the present shortage of labor
farmers will have to begin now to
prepare for the digging" time if
they expect to save this valuable
food crop. Prices for sweet potatoes
in the early spring will more than
justify the cost of storing them.
This is not an experimental propo-
nition but one that has been amply
tried out by individual farmers and
business men on commercial scale
and where the simple instructions as
TO the manipulation of the storage
houses have been followed, above 50
per te"l CT tire stored potatoes nave
beer successfully. kept, year in and
ycs: out
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-15
For Commissioner.

At the earnest solicitation of my
friends. I have decided to become a
candidate for the Office of County
Commissioner of Sumter county, ana
will appreciate the support of the
voters. subject to the Democratic
primary on September 18th.
c. c. HAWKINS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-08-15
For Commissioner.

The friends of j. E. Poole an
nounce him as a candidate for the Of
flee of County Commissioner of Sumter
county. subject to the action of the
democratic primary to be held Sep
tember II, 1913.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-13
DEATH ASKED BY
PROSECUTOR OF
N. BOlO PASTA
Evidence Is All in and Today
the Prosecution Win Begin
its Arguments B efore
French High Court.
By Review Leased wlrel

PARIS. Feb. I2.-Au the evidence
and speeches by witnesses in the csse
OF BolO PaSha. who Is ON trial inr tre1
son. and apparently all the other AZ
fairs" now under Investigation before
the French court, had been cOnclaIe0
this afternoon and tomorrow 5 sitting
viii open with arguments Of the Prose
cUtOr. He viii ask that the sentence
of death be imposed upon Bolo.
The trial was resumed today with
NJ. DOyen. an expert accoantan: again
on the stand to refute charges made
by Monsignor BolO. brother OF The de
PENDANT. that DOyen had dishoncrsd
himself by falsifyiag a portion Of his
original report on BOlO'S activities.
The witness spoke with great reserve
and moderation. declaring merely. that
he took exception ito the form, in
which these criticisms were presented
by a man who strangely abuses the
moral authority conferred on Lin BY
the cloth he wears" NJ. pCyea then
reiterated and explained in -letail the
portions of his report which the pri-
soner's brother had challenged
After NJ Doyen had testified. Mon
signOr BOlo again took the stand and
his attacks of yesterday. eS-
pecially on the authenticity of me tel.
egrams of Count Won Bernstorff, for
mer German ambassador 10 the Unit
ed States, duplicates of which ne il
sisted should be produced rather than
to rely on American state department
documents.
When the prosecutor repeated. IS on
Monday. that the American govern
ment could not be questioned, the
priest created a scene by asserting
the American govern
ment has not the right 20 shoot my in
nOcent brother"
Maurice ViOllette, former minister of
testified that the current
opinion among parliamentary and min
isterial circles in August. 1917. was
that no case would be found against
Bolo Pasha, and that NJ. Painleve, then
minister of war, had asserted thar the
case did not warrant an arrest
The last witnesses OF the day re-
counted the good deeds of BOlO Pasha
and Darius Porchere. an accountant
who is a cO-defendant with Bolo, ami
also told of the personal feuds be
tween the newspapermen for and
against Senator Charles Humbert, for
mer owner of the Paris Journal. One
character charged BOlo with being a
friend of Abbas Hilmi. former khedive
of Egypt, who. il has been charged,
sent money TO Bolo for use in carrying
on German propaganda Why" said
Delancle. President Wilson has not
yet said he was an enemy of Turkey"
The only incident of the day Oc-
Cured when NJ. Viollette. in testifying
to two documents sent in Aug
ust and September. 1917, by PrOsecu-
tor MoTnet to Minister of War Pain
leve. NJ. SALES. on behalf of BolO Pa
sha, demanded that the documents be
submitted to the defense. but this was
refused by the court and NJ MOrnet.
SALES then requested of General Du-