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summer SparnInU

PTyh u: G3TTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
to-date; on Cottage car line meet me
at the Pullman For information,
write PUTNAM COTTAGE co.
HAYNES COTTAGE, OCEAN VIEW
Va. formerly Grand View Cottage
water front, Rates reasonable. Boat
ing ana fishing: Address all com
municItions to MRS. J. r. HAYNES
Box 1873. Ocean View. Va
524 WEST END AVE. NEW YORK
city (Sd subway. large cool rooms
excellent table; transients: house
thoroughly appointed.
am not at the Sturgis Cottage
now. but six doors below. on the
left hand side OF First Street and
VIII be glad to furnish you the same
service gave YOU at the Sturgis
cottage at cheaper rate. Write
JOHNSON. Box los. ocean View.
OLD COLONIAL HOUSE. THIRTY
five miles north of Richmond Va
FISHING in Mattaponi River; hot and
cold baths; LEGAL and long distance
phone; daily mail; tennis court and
summer; excellent water. Rates Sc
per week. children under twelve
Years and nurses half price Address
D. C. DEL ANNETTE, Milford, Caro-
line County, Va.
DIGGS COTTAGE OCEAN VIEW. VA.
every respect; boarding. lodging, fno
bathlng ana fishing; best accommo-
dations guaranteed. MRS. r. A.
DlGGS, Proprietress.
GO TO THE SEASHORE IN SUNIMER,
The Alhambra Cottage has pleasant.
reasonable rates Mrs. 4. j. DOW.
LER. Virginia Beach, Va
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WANTED, REFINED GENTLEMAN or
couple: large. cool rooms. 900 Eas
Clay street. Boardcr.
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automobiles Sc: SaIr

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT ATTRAC.
tive prices tho following used cars:
touring cars--five- passenger--two
Bucks. one Maxwell, ono Hudson.
one Overland. roadsters-ono Hup-
mobile. one Brick. OVERLAND
MOTOR COMPANY. ia West Broad
Street.
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Neal estate Jror lSent

2Ill Hanover, eight rooms. s4l,67.
llV3 lark, eight rooms. $50
2hVo Park, seven rooms $3.50
LOIS west Main. eight rooms s2750.
2!V9 Hanover. eight rooms. s425O
b22 North Eighth. seven rooms. S3334
509 North Twelfth, eight rooms, s25
az West Main. ten rooms, TWO baths.
ll9 South Fourth. six rooms. sol
:95 South Harrison, i've rooms. SIS
ii6 West Main. eight rooms sS5.
osV south Pine. seven rooms. SIS
ITO West Filth. six rooms. $3.50.
CkENSIAW & RICkS
TWO LARGE ROOMS WITH PRIVATE,
entrance from street. suitable for
Doctors Offices. at 1911 Stuart Ave-
nue.; also garage in rear. Phone Madi
son 244S
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large. cool and comfortable; central
location. 3ii. care Times Dis
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FURNISHED SECOND STORY HOUSE.
keeping Nat. single furnished rooms
TO gentleman. North Sixth street
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trust. dated April IS, ISL. al and re-" record .
ed III the clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF HenriCo County. in Deed Book
i9l. b page ll3, default having been
made in the payment OF tho debt there
BY secured, and being directed so 10 do
by the notcholder. l will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises,
SATURDAY, JULY 1s. 1913.
at 5 o'clock p NJ.
the following described property: That
certain tract of land, in the County OF
Hcnrico, on the north side OF the Three
Chopt Road and containing .thirty.
acres; as shown on plat thereof
Badenoch. Jr., and Wife. dated April q.
1871. recorded in the Circuit Court OF
llcnrico County, ID. b. -- page --
The said property is bounded on the
vest and north by other properties OF
the said Joseph p Badenoch. Jr. and
and on the south by the Three Chopt
Road"
TERMS: Cash for an amount sumci-
and one for $50. both with interest
from April &c, 1918. and also sufficient
10 pay cost of this sale. including trus-
tees commi ssion of per centum: the
balance IN equal instruments At six
and twelve months, TO lac secured by a
deed OF trust on the property.
10 LANE STERN,
GoLsAN & NASH. INC,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONED On ACCOUNT or RAIN
until T. NJ.
TUESDAY, July 90. 1913.
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The Times Dispatch Bureau.
Petersburg. Va. July 90.

Physicians at Nauhcim. Germany.
where Mayor George Cameron. Jr.. is
taking treatment. after careful exami-
nation. report that while his condition
is serious. they arc hopeful OF being
able to effect cure.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CEN
trail location. ga East Clay: all
ConVenienceE
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FURNISHED ROOMS. LARGE. COOL.
comfortable; electric lights: central
location 7i9 East Grace
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
sos East Clay Street
LARGE. COOL ROOMS. "a NORTH
Sixth botween Eranklir and Min
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CCiantfl

WASTED. TO REPAIR YOUR MA
chiucry and printing presses RICH
AlOND MACHINE WORKS 200 East,
Main street
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RcaI estate llantso

LIST YOUR FARMS VITA J. A COS.
-sEary hlankh
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flats for iScnI

lG2S West Franklin Ghird). nine
rooms heated sGj.
1927 West Franklin tnrst or second).
nine rooms. SEQ.
10 Nor,h Third Csecond). five rooms,
ii5 North Third uhIrd). i've rooms,
new. $32.5o.
lt4 East Main CArsD, eight rooms,
Biz East Grace Carst), four rooms. $50.
1860 Taylor Clrst). 50
100 South second Csecond). three
rooms tCOlored) $3.50.
CRE%SIAW x RICES
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BRITT'S COTTAGE

VI = y II JT.,
General Manager
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SIlttarlun9. Professional

WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY. TEACH
English. mathematics. Including
geometry, history. French. Latin.
science and psychology. etc. In pri-
vRtc school, healthy locality: satis-
factory reference. Address TEACH-
EK. Box III LnMrcncc willie. Va.
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5unlllHr Nrsorfs.
VIRGINIA.

MAPLE SHADE INN.-MOST BEAU
tlful hotel and grounds In Southwest
fort and pleasure: altitude 200 feet:
through sleeper from Richmond.
Write for booklet Pulaski. Va
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GparofnG

DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. WITH BOARD:
bath. hot and cold water. home com
forts 3o3 East FRANKLIN.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
EXCELLENT meals al ll3 ltnst C;rncc
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{Sfr55naIa

THE CHAUFFEUR WHO TOOK TIE
lady and children homo from the all-
tomobilc accident at Monument Ave
nue. and Robinson street Saturday
evening Will kindly phone Madison
a35-L or Madison 39o3.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK
charge OF the Cutting automobile ana
the bracelet found ut the place Of
accident. corner Monument Avenue
and Robinson street. Saturday eve
ming, Will please phone Madison
43a-L or Madison 3993
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut HUGHES'S. 200 North Third
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agent6 zllantrn

WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN CAN
vasscrs or agents TO sell SUN" disin-
piiIow: sell at sIsht to nrivoto IhS oimns
Office and public buildings, hotels
cafes. etc, ut zoo per cent profit to
the agent .ALCATRAH co. Rich
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De, Goal enc dGapaD

-' EFT" V'-""HO
I HAVE THE ONLY WOOD AND COAL.
on West Broad Street, opposite Rich
mond college. Have been selling
wood and coal fifteen years. and al
ways saved money for those ordering
in summer. VIII take small cash
payment. balance in weekly pay
ments during July and August II
certainly Will be higher. If YOU can't
call at Office phone me. Madison 1868.
r.. T. LONG
QUICK FIRES, NO WASTE. USE PO-
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for cook
ing. S4.5O per ton delivered. SAMU FL.
IL COTTRELL s. SON 1l03 West
Marshall street. Telephone Madison
III.
BEST ANTHRACITE. 81: BEST
splint, So. w. Il. REANS 7O1-Tll
North Seventeenth Street Madison
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tichmoiid and ChesApeaKo nay railway.
8 ncdulo OF Electric IrAinr rrnrfIua Il y
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Rail. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject September 30 1872
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 5000 a. NJ. 1900 Z. NJ .4:lS
u. II.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST,
'e:la A. NJ 30 A. ~. $500 =. NJ, 900 p NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .il:i A
Al. 's:35 l.. Nj, 'li:3o T.. NJ. From the West:
.e:D A. NJ. Il: 10 T. NJ. bi:io +. Al. 'e.Us T.,
NJ. 800 L. II.
Daily. apaiIy ex. Sunday. bsunday OK.
w. s. BEVill. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. {. SAUNDERS. u. L. A., Roanoke Va
{. Il. HOSLEY. d. L. =. Renmond Va
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Nelp lNantcb 5enale

WANTED. OPERATORS OK EiAT-
trees ticks steady work year
round. $40 to ST. weekly Apply
bedding Department, FRED WAL
PERT {. CO. Baltimore. Nd
WANTED GOOD COOK. ALSO \
Servant AurlN 40 INST Marshnl
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SITUATIONS CLidnteo, a9alr

WANTED. POSITION KS TRAFFIC
manager, with wholesale house or
!ndustrisl concern, hy married man
"itn fourteen years experience, as
cashier, also agent :or largest raft
ROAD IN Middle West Can furnish
good references Reason Tor change.
property near Richmond, maSes a
change OF residence necessary. AQ-
dress / 20. care Times Dispatch
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Rooms .1.ur Rfnr

MRS. +. Il. BURKE Is MAKING RES
crvation for September LIST for rooms
and ono housekeeping apartment.
III tast Franklin.
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Natural Bridge Hotel

open Ell the year. Golden seal hotel
Excellent service. Good livery. Swim
ming pool. bowling alley, orchestra.
Write for rates.
Owned and operated by Natural
Bridge Co. w. q. HAMILTON.
Hotel Manager.
j. -. MUNDY. Jr.,
General MAnngcr
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STEAMBOATS,

All Travel Arrangements over One
Counter.
American or European
Railroad. Steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked Taxicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
500 East Main street.
Branch Offices: ferson-Murphy
Richmond Hotels
"TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
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FURNISHED ROOMS: LARGE. COM
Portable: gentlemen preferred: cleo
trio lights. bath. 52l North Tenth
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AUCTION SALE
207, 207-A, 200,
2O9- A North Iwen-
ty-Eighth Street.
Splendid Investment
Property
we will sell at auction. on the prem

isea.
TUESDAY. JULY %. 1918,
at o'clock r NJ.
the above mentioned modern brick fats
The property is nearly new. has hot
water heat, separate entrances. sep
arate baths. electric liGhts-in fact. are
strictly modern Each fiat has about
five rooms; the location is splendid, and
the property never vacant Tho owner
instructs us that this property must
be sold. even IL at a big sacrifice.
TERMS: VIII he one-third cash, or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
POLLARD q BAGBY
AUctIonccrs
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NICELY FURNISHED. WITH OR
without board Els East Marshall
Street
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y, b.-FollowinS schcdu!o figures published
as Information and net -iaranteed:
For tho South Daily: o:l1 a. M.-Loca!.
lo:SJ a. M.-EApress. 500 l.. M.-Express
With si.ssric lisn.ed Sleeping cars ,or AT.
Week Days: $500 +. M.--I.ocal
YORK RIVER LINE
1880 p. notwithstanding for Balti-
more Mon. We'd. and Friday. 500 A. nj
Eh. sun. and 2:l5 =. M.-Mon. Wed. anu
Friday-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the south $50 A. NJ. and $40 A. NJ
s:Oo =. III. $50 T.. Nj. daily. l2:55 Er sun
From West Point; $50 a. N. daily: ii s5 A.
NJ. Non. Wed. and Fri. i:25 T. NJ Eek sun
5. h. BURGESS, ID. p A.
DOT E. Nain S. Pnon- Madison AZ
Iichuiond and ChcsApeaRo may railway
Schedule OF Electric Trains, effective May
50. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'6:o5 4. NJ '1:i0 A. NJ. bs:lO A
NJ. $40 A. NJ. 40 10 ~. Al. ll:lO A. NJ l:lo
p Nj. 2:lO L. NJ $40 +. N. b4:l0 =. M $50
Z. NJ. ego l.. NJ. i:i0 l.. NJ. bs:lO F. NJ
10 10 L. NJ ll:io L. NJ. Leave Ashland Eng
land ard Maple Streets 81 55 A. NJ b1 20 4
Al. 500 \. NJ. b9oo A. NJ. 1900 A. NJ Ell :o)
a. ~. 1890 NJ '.l:Oo T. Nj. 300 +. ~. 800
p NJ. 400 p NJ. b 100 =. NJ. 500 Z. NJ i:yj
T. NJ. $500 +. NJ. os:o0 +. Nj. go Z. Al
DAILY except sunday. 'Sunday only.
bCarries baggage.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SOUTH
crn exposure. summer rates. ia
North Eighth
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
UlncksburK, In.

IilncksburK, Nn.
Degree courses In Agriculture APP
Piled Biology, horticulture. Agricul-
luIai Engineering. Applied Chemistry,
Che mical Engineering, Mctallurgy and
Metallograp ply. Applied Geology, Civil
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering,
Electrical Engineering. Mining Enri-
ncerin9. SiXty-four instructors, thor
ouahly equipped shops, laboratories and
barns, steam heating and electric
lights In dormitories Library 10000
volumes. Farm OF LOO acres.
TWO-YEAR COURSE IL AGRICUI.-
TURE AND FARMERS WINTER
COURSE.
Total cost of session OF nine months.
including tuition and other fees, board
washing. uniforms. medical attendance
etc. S2Sl25. Cost 10 Virginia students
s23I.25.
Tho next session opens Wednesday,
September cath. 1913
PAUL Ii. BAtRINGER, VI. D., IL. d.,
President.
Write for catalogue
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KuSt ano jTpuna
t2rlp LGlanteo Sl3ale

WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
Army. able bodied. unmarried men be-
tween the ages Of Il and So citizens
OF the United states. OF good character
ana temperate habits. who can speak.
read and write The English language.
Eor INFORMATION apply 10 RECRUITING
OFFICER. $40 East Broad street. Rich
nond. Va
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WANTED REGISTERED RETIEF
drug clerk Tor the month OF August.
Address "C.' stating terms care
tnchard Gwathmey q: Co. Richmond.
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RlGtflianFDus
SHOE REPAIRING

RUBBER WHOLE SOLEs AND
spr!ng heels put on $50. All kinds
O. shoe repairing. Di2E.NN'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. ZIG Main
Street
BANANA HATS.
BRING YOUR PANAMA HATS. La
dies or gents, 10 us 70 he cleaned and
rcbloCked We rcshapc and press
ladies' hats OF other seasons TO this
years style. NERRA HAT WORKS.
2ll North First
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FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM.
nicely furnished: all convcnicnces
Phone MOnrOe 29Eh-I
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men: large. cool. comfortable. al ! 9
North Eleventh street.
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Bay. Modern accomm odations at rea-
sonable rates. Hot and cold baths
running water and stationary wash
stands ana electric lights in all rooms
Meals uneNcelled. Rates by week or
month.
T.. Il. RRITT
BOX GS. Ocean View. Va.
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OLD noMINIoN LINE.

Lv Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daily ! 90 y. NJ.
Leave Ne"por: News.............,....5:0 30 a. 81.
Arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures 90 A NJ
Connects with main limo steamers leavin.
Norfolk FOR Hew York daily. except Sunday
900 h. NJ Connections also made by y. q
W. Ky. I. N. and {. 4 O. ky. a; L. IL
Ni9ht line steamers stop at CIaremont "a
land or receive passengers or signal and VIII
be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NASlGATiON co effective
APR! sl.-Jf-nes River by daylight FOR Nor
folk and ola Point. Newport News and all
James River landings. Steamer leaves Nom
day. Wednesday and Friday at 90 A ST.
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HANDSOMELY APPOINTED ROOMS,
with board. for transfer, or perma-
nent guests. MRS. CHAS Is BOW
ERS and MRS CABELL CAUTHORN.
lis East Franklin street
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for Sale

TOMPKiNS INDIAN BICYCLE, THE
Wet Broad.
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS BOOI5KEET-
or Give reference Addrcl5 II .g7
care Times Dispatch
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MRS. f. p. BURKE Is MAKING RES
ervation 70! September LIST for rooms
IL East Franklin
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men: large. cool. comfortable. al l-2
North Eleventh street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SOUTH
ern exposure: summer rates. ia
NICELY FURNISHED. WITH OR
without board us East Marshall
Street.
FOR REST: ,I.AhGE Front ROOM.
nnicely Furnished; all convcniences.
HANDSoMi3LY APPOINTED ROOMS
with board. for transient or pcrIna-
ngni AND sTsg,I ns MhT GHAs IS E2W
1l5 East Franklin Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS: f.ARGE COM
trio lights, bath SCI Nor,h Tenth
Sl4 EAST CLAY. DELIGHTFUL. NEW
~ papered rooms; central location
WANTED, REFINED GENTLEMAN or
e eIspie; large eo9i ICONS, aos East
FURNISHED SECONDS STORY HOUSE
keeping Nat. single furnished rooms
TO gentleman. North Sixth street
FUKNIsHED ROOMS. LARGE, cool,
GIomfortab BILE; electric LIGHTS. central
l \ y T.. y :.
large, cool and comfortable; central
location. y 3ii. care TiInes-D Dis
patch.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. CEN
trail location. ga East Clay: all
conveniences.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
SO; East Clay Street
LARGE. COOL ROOMS. "A NORTH
SIKH. between Franklin and Main.
KraI estate llanteo
LIST YOUR FARMS VITA j. A. cos:
NELLY z 60. Write pcstI >or nee
SoarotnG
PLEASANT DoUBLE AND SINGLE
board 40 West Grace
WANTED BOARDERs; ALSO TABLE
hOarders. II IL South Third Street.
Cool comfortable rooms
1903 WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
with board.
pELiGHTFUL ,RooMs, WITH BOARD.
forts 3o3 East FRANKLIN.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
-McellenL meals a. lL3 East l;racc.
CCiantgp
WAITED TO REPAIR YOUR Ma
chiucry and printing presses RICH
MoND MACHINE WORKS 200 East
Main Street
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
houschoid goods ic any quantity
WANTED, TO BY 100 SECOND
hand bicycles. ToMPKINs. 327 West
Broad
WANTED, YOC 10 BRINi 50c WORTH
Of our paid Slips and get a free
tctct TO superior Theatre NlR-
GINA LAUNDRY
WANTED. OLD FEATHER NAT
tr"sscs and antique furniture. LEVY,
upholster"r and mattress maker.
Repairing and polishing furniture a
speciality 125 West Broad
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AllroaoooK.s AAlklne

The prospects of agreement on the banking and currency bills is nisle brighter than week ssa and indications that Congress w escape having the msasares up for consideration regular instead of special session Members Of both the Senate and House committees are now sparins against lime ani President Wilson Is known be skeptcal of an agree nent
 Untl few days ago some of the more optimistic Democratic members expressed the hope that Senator Hitchcock would the party lines and vo:e with his colleagues support Administration bill But all hope of buaging the Nebraskan has faded Through his 1etermination oppose anything that Secretary Bysn supports Senator Hitchcock has beeu inc principal factor in wasting several weeks the sideraticn of tle His mai determination to stand out against his party is expected postpone passage of the bill many weeks
 Members of the committee satisfied that if Sen ator Hitchcock could his party thereby mas ng majority report possible inc Republicans would fall in line behind the Democrats favor of early ac tion on the bill Al least they would be expected to offer more than passive resistance Senator Hitch cocks position has aroused the opposition to such an extent that number of Republicans are expected to make prolonged speeches in the Senate in favor of central bank While they have hope getting through central bank scheme they hope reduce the number of tanks from eight proposed in the revised Glass bill to four five But President Wilson will net consider such change The Democrats vil insist that the number of banks he less eight the Repul, lieans will refuse to for more than four
 The Democrats will support the Administration in favor of bank subscription to the stock in the reserve hanks and the Republicans will insist upon public sub scription.
 The Administration followers will give the banks controlling representation in boards of the reserve banks. subject 10 the action of the Governmentoon roiled Federal Board Tine Republicans will insist that the public shall choose five the nine directors of these hanks, thereby giving owners of the stock limited control of the banks
 There is expected to be an effort to force an ad. iournment Of Congress for Thanksgiving whereby Sen ators and members would collect sz2OO00 in mileage President Wilson and the responsible members of both houses opposed adjournment Majority Leadei Underwood dre in Washington last night to tako up tae matter with President Wilson.
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WHEPE IS THE SUN?

So many centuries have passed since the theory was accepted universaryyq we are Iiyrg on the out side of giobs above which the shines thatit nothing less than startling hear another story from an Aurora, III, who describes himself as d scientist and who makes bold to upset the theory of Coperci GUS. Marshall B. Gardner taking issue with science Copernicus and polar exploration that the sun inside the earth inner surface He serves warning that some explorer fooIng around the poles Will drop Of these days and he inciaerated by the sun.
 Gardner supports his theory with telescopic obser- vations of astronomers of nebulae the planets and in brochure in which he gives pictures and graphics to further substantiae his claims he concludes his brochure with this prediction:
 While We have not yet exhausted the resources of tie outside of the globe in imagination the time not far distant when outside R be too thicky popllated and thoroughly drained of it's resources Thus the discovery Of continents may be due at Droyidential time At ali events think the prospects arc sufficiently interesting justify me in calling upon linen of science and of public spirit everywhe1e-throug cut the United States well throughout the world take this ap discuss it thoroughly and with out prejudice, to get behind the idea and push it; to terest their friends it. look forward to and hea any movement such American expedition or an ir- ternaonal expedition verify and map out the dis. coees here predicted through tie means Of reason ani observation The time is ripe for should he made in spirit of friendness between the nators concerned, and should be jealousies and the desire of gaining undue advantage"
 Pending further proof Of the Gardner theory, the world he relied upon wag along while inhabi- tan,s continue struggle with the high of living, war and utilities eyangezaton of universe and other problems which thus have proved more troublesome than that of the suns position.