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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

~ clevsrness ard ecee ntrie canNay
Raymond ard ftayeriy con TiiSe theta
auditors with their srn4siHg struRai@a
with oar mother tongue VIII and
Kemp have the opening place on tha
bin wth 81 daring acr1bafia turn
The Gray Trio. yocalists SANG with
com raendsbfe energy and the soprano
sgi9sst la good voice. aut the eflseany
bic work whs disappointing Mason
and MURRAY lu a se-caIied muaseal
comedy turn. made "A big hit that
was chiefly disc 20 the work eg the
woman, who worked hard Buekiey'a
animals close the show most enter
saintngly with an assortment Of dane
ing dess. bicycle riding monkeys ano
roller skating bears ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
DANIELS ORDERS SEAMAN
GIVEN NORFOLK POLICE

Secretary OF the Navy Josephus
Daniels yesterday informed Governor
Stuart that the commander cf the L.
=. s. Parker has been instructed TO
turn over to the Norfolk civil au-
thorities Martin J. Hanan, a seaman,
who Ia charged with assaulting po~
lice officer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Two overflow Easter audiences
greeted with enthusiasm good hoIi-
day bill at the Lyric al both per-
formances yesterday and welcomed
back to what might almost be termed
home, those old Richmond favorites,
Little Chip and Mary Marble.
They are now on the big time with
John Dunno In a sketch called The
Land OF Dykes" Furnished with a
most attractive background. gem
OF scenic art, they perform as Of old.
and a bstter team never worked to-
gether. The most glazing fault of
their present vehicle Ia its brevity
Bali and West closely pushed them
for popularity in a Hkit, Since the
DAYS Of 81" that won a veritahie
ovation fer the member Of the duo
who furnished a tip top characteri2a-
ton of a Union vet. that is chock full
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Eadsw~~~- ear sssshsmNw waae teea
beautiful switches. paaap@aoars. @se.
Charges nAsdesat~f ola switches re-
dyed 10 lpek like nsw iasss set
afaek 1T rar0 hair s~stehs@ In the
rits Come ana sec this stssh DO
fare aeias elsewhere shampSeinS,
sA0f mail asssasn wisea prosapt al
teasiaa TINE AOx AlA+M s9Y E~~s
HFoad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
HsexixaI Great Success.

The revival which has been going
on at Union Station Methodist church.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Or.
Asbury Christian, has so far been
great success Large congregations
are in attendance each night. and
fourteen professions Of faith have 50
far been made, The services are to
end next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
sEsBoAHD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
ssThe Progressive Railway Of the sonth-

Richmond daily 500 A M-~Isocal 10
Sorlina f;2o p A-sleepers and
coaches Atlanta Birmingham. Jack
sonvills. 1916 T. M-sleepera and
coaches Atlanta Biriniu Cham, Memphis
and Hamlet. 1915 A M--sieepers and
coaches Atlanta. Birmingham. Mem
phis, Jacksonville and Tampa
Northbound trains scheduled 10 ar
rive tn Richmond daily 5:55 A. NJ
90 A. ". sos r. 81. 6.4s r. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Twelve arrests were entered apWN
she hietter az the Third noliee sta.
ss0n Monday ulwht All negroes
SEEMED 10 have enJayNa Easter ~
tho sfalI' extent on the Saathasae, as
AL of she arrests recorded weAe col
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

WILL SELL MY BEAUTIFUL HOME
AND FARM OF TWENTY ACRES
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED CLOSE
To RAILROAD STATION. WEST or
RICHMOND f0e. COMMJfTATT0N
FARE EXCELLENT BUILDINGS.
COOP NElGHHORHoODs SCHOOLS,
CHURCHES CONVENIENT; AT
SACRIFICE. AND ON EASY TERMS
ADDRESS X-ss, CARE vIRGfNfAS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

81 ~aNa~ ~Aa~ ss~s~s asa E@Ms ara@a
wtgw~t tuvAr CITY MaAlN Good ah0@S
sheap Meas wasnsns aHd ehii
dFansa shoes FAtMiawA al whaiSsMts
prices fsEU A. EnNnEM ~ EB
WIN fsfaN nr+M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
SCHEDULE.
RICHMOND ANT Cwr~srwaHT HAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE or ELECTRIC TRAINS
EFF BCTfvE NAY 80, 1914
Leave Richmond, Laurel and broad
streets s:es A. M. $40 An, bs:T8
A. NJ. s.1e A. M. ss1efs A. M, lilo
S4 r. , J a 10 : e. 80 ~ = a1 ~ p N, NJ
T. n. bsio r. M. 1910 r. Al. ii.4s
Leave Ashland. England and Maple
streets 1855 A NJ, b'7 90 A. NJ, 500
A. NJ, to 90 A. NJ. 10. 90 A. M, ss1i 90
A. NJ, 'i7 % NJ, eel 90 p. NJ. 400
7. NJ s0o r NJ. 200 r NJ. bB 90 r M,
500 r. M. TOO r. M 90 r. NJ. be 90
p NJ. II 90 r, NJ
~naiiy except Sunday.
"sSunday only.
bCarrteR baggage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Chesapeake @nx uase Wawwny.
go .A.~~Locai~-pv.- -s~sw port News
90 A.-~~iso9as -~~Asy. ~-~-<TnaTt0 gtsasiiie
Except sunday. ThaFmord.
1900 A. x. -Dy.-~~Norfolk. Old Point
~ SO Al--~Daiiy~--LchhR. Lex
Clifton Forge
sizee ESon--Ex -Dy.~-Sorfok. Old
Point
@z:ID PEE -~-0y Cincinnati. L'vtle
90 Ps~-- Xxx ny Nor folk old Point
90 f---I~acai---Dy, IN. News, OLD r
BIS P.~--Local~~Ex. sun ---Sshar'vil
s1s R.-~Locai~-sW days. 10 War
rem
~ 40 r. LINT d.--~Daily Chicago
and st. Louis
al 90 --Dsiiy--sineinnati.
and Louisville.
ssiaepars warrior cara
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHM0AD--Isoeas
from East; $50 A. M. sic r. NJ.
Through from East. III 30 A. M. sea
r. M $50 y NJ Local from West.
$50 A N s*ie 80 A Nj and 500 II. Nj
Throuxh, sac A. M. 1885, a. w. and
sac +. M
IT, Nj daily.
s~DAiiy except SUNDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

An s~fes MINERAL ~rRt~Gs co,
1FF4GM 500 EANsf MAIN @TRStg
wild. FURNISH FtNk aAhAAaNA phF
ssstup CHESTERFIELD tAEhlA
WATER Fur sa rENTA ALL BOT
Tiles &TERfLHXKaA SARITAR y
EpAfNsaa PRONE MONRlAxa lssa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
SCHEDULES.


ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect December list. 1sl3
Leave Byra street station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: $500 a. M. 400 l..
Nj, ss10 T.. NJ
FOR LYNCHBUR0 AND THE w EST
veI5 A, M. 1850 A. NJ, 400 p. M.
saz0 r M
eli 40 A. Nj. ssss T.. M. sit30 p nj
From the West; sss0 A NJ. t2:1e r
M 81. 40 r. M, IS es r. NJ. 80 90 r. Nj
sDaily, tDaily except sunday. ssan-
day only.
w. q. I5EvrIf. w. c. sAuNDERs
r. r. M, RoanoAe. O. r.. A. Roanoke
q. III. BoSLEY. ID. p, A. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

@Aem LeekiaS s0r "a Jab 90 Nher~
you know you will get enc. as hun
dreds are getting work and EatHs
North and Soath weekly. SOUTH
ERIN iNTEIIsIGENCE OFFICE, Els
North sixth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Wants
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Ten Acres rrfe@. si.ySw. sra CA~sx~~-
field eoarAy. three miles from Rich
rnend All cleared watersd NY yell.
Small orchard. No house. small barn
sad corn house Close 10 railroad
station. store. church ana school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Fer Rent~-So. 1894 Ashland streets
Eve rooms, nice condition $40 per
month. POLLARD q BAGBY. I1o2
East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

DON'T MgEN NOta PANAMA HIATT
BRING IT TO THE MANHATTAN
HAT WORKS MANUFACTURERS
or PANAMA HATS WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL st0 NORTH FIFTH
WE 30 CLEANING. BLOC KING AND
REMoDEIING. S. NEW STYLES,
No ACID or WHITE POWDERS
USED RuT PURE WHITE Sun
BLEACHING. PHONE MONROE ssst
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

WANTED THE fsUnIrc TO KNOW
THAT An DEMONSTRATING
THE Mt BONE CORSET RUST
PROOF, uNHREAkAHi4E AND IT
IL GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR,
If TT FAILS TO DO wHAr / SAY
/ WILL. GLADLY REFUND PRICE
Mrs Nj Nc LYME LADIES TAILOR.
slf NORTH FIFTH STREET
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Gut out the ten vote coupon below and send or hand
it in The Virgnian circulation campaign II
will help them win prize If there is in the list
that you want favor then fill out the nomination blank
with the of the person you want to favor send to
the campaign department and they will be entered Now
il the time to enter while the campaign is young Cam
pagn does close until June 9Th Seven weeks of
this campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

ron SALES wARGsT$--ssx-R ooM
DIV EIIsFSCi wrTH TEN ACRES or
LAND ON SEVEN PINES ROAD.
NEAR FAIR aAKs, RIGHT AT STA
TON EASY TERMS T. L. n H L.
I9l.&00N, sat EAST MAIN STREET
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
WANTED cssunca rEws.

ANY CHuHaH HAVING ssnu PEws
FOR SALE PLEASE WRITE G. t.
MARTIN ToANp. VA. AP ONCE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Thtrfeen Indian Runn~r nusk Eggs,
81 post paid. WRAY. Pilkinton, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
rays ron naexef.es.

anSTHSss FoM nsgxgINs.
&Arns swT EssxabIexa. n@seaa @aa Eawie
BiNveies Repairing speciality
Also bicycles to hire, Phone Men
res sesl SOS West fsroaa street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

..eaa.-aa aaa r~.er.sarx saseesrss R.y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Hsn orpfngtem toekereis. 20 AZ.
Hens. 81. Eggs from prize winners
50 fer fiftsen. General fYock. 81 for
nfteen MISS HARDY. Jeftres, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

ron sAIE-~A ssx-HooM HoMF.
EQUIPPED WITH ALL MODERN
Co%vENfENCTs INCLUDING BATH
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS. LOCATED
IN THE REST SECTION OF BAtS
BRIDGE STREET. SOUTH RICH
MOND PROPERTY IS IN GOOD
CONDITION AND CAN BE BOUGHT
CHEAP TO QUICK BUYER FOR
FURTHER PARTICULARS AID
DREs r. X, CARE vfRGfSTAN.
For saie-~~Two small hoasea ga West
Eleventh street, South Richmond
CITY has recently rYade number Of
improvements In front Of property,
Both occupied by good tenants
Address Re. c. r. eSrA virgtnisn.
HIGHLAND PARK AnpTTTo~-~wrTH~
IN PROPOSED ANNEXED TERRI
T0RY--0NI.Y TWELVE MINUTES
FROM HEART OF CITY. A GOOD
PURCHASE, WHETHER MADE FOR
INVESTMENT. SPECULATION OR
uasr PRICE SURE To AD-
VANCE, HIGHLAND PARK DE
vELOpNENT CORPORATION. III
MUTUAL BUILDING, PHONE MON
ROE sAss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

HELP MALE

live Men so sFnsdie
money making speciality proposition.
Bond required. Box 1877. Petersburg.
va
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
Rope Portiers

rhiriseA Points Gosr roUii-rE~s worth
from S:,sn is Sis,co psr pair Tax- S"aE
sss!e. q, ONE HALF or FORMER PRICES
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
MANY UaElESS PATENTS

Tie itiC.. Of the patent office teen
y ith com bination patents. which oft.
Gu are 20 obvious in thctE compost
uon. so utterly devoid OF mcrito' iouG
In Cniion. tina; there Ia wonder that
they Grc SLOWED. \ patent rsn,cs
In character from tho great generic
patcus down 10 the mgr, OF lcss ,riv-
iai combination ,latcnt. 1f. In the
days when there sas no conception
OF telephones au EIiHun discovers The
rrr Of talking between distant .,lscrs
by means Of an electrified wire. he
ma. obtain 81 generic patcn, upon
that ;liscO,,ry anj the world /. In
hts debt, No~adsJs. however, gen.
eric patents are rare. but the cOmbin.
alton patent is comiuUner than ever.
Anybody who makes new combin-
alton Of the figures OF u Kaleidoscope
may patent II if he chvos,s. nnd hts
patent may turn uD some day 10
plague some people who misht pre-
vtouslyi have described the same
thing Ii u had .bcsn thongh, worth
thilc. An example of this r.'pears
~ cxisl. in the recent casc ir which
Joseph II. NAnccnt. saqcessor to AL
don II. brown. secured ~ dccis.on
against the Tonopah Mining Com
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
~
MEASURING HAY IN STACK


Neither tncic ssM ror COluTsue
seems to have a Law for the measure
mcnt Of hay In stack. Wyoming
statutes provide the follow ing:
-Four hunGred twenty-five e"bir
feet shall constitute u ton of e'cau
native. bina joint tay after 3" dayi
aud up .n three months settlement ~
stock. Five hundred twcl,. cub'S
feet shall constitute ton OF a'fa,ir,
rough sloush srass. after the sc'n0
vhati hn,. bccn in stack 30 days adil
up TO one year. Four hundred aai
fifty cubic feet shsli constituts ="
ton OF clean timothy Or clover aft't
the saiac shall have bccn IN sts"s
from 80 days up to one ye1r. The
lu~ further provides the tOllowiu :
rule for determining Tho number oi
feet in q stack: Subtract tho width
from the over. divide the reinain-
dur by .. muitipl. this by the Width
aud multiply this by the length
tail incaoarc1.on,5 ate /: be IN ieei.) J
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

bis IL. thi. result ~ :a- suwhss II
ssbis feet IN a loss
The Laws of S.s M.Aie. esnssss
the following.
r. friuse To soa.. Tot hay that A,s
stnpd in The stack tpf less Shsa "a
days. divide the .ssbtesi ssas~uls b,
81. se' mYsv shsa 3" DAYS ard i~-~
than 6" days. divide by l.:s fps
sssr. than co days disis. by iN"s
T.u New Mexico rule fos ;svssar
;ae the stack il thr fo!ip~iss: Nu,.
iipiy th- width BY tho over IL.
vide thi, LT I aud multiply this h3
th- lsus,a. Divide this number by
the uumb-r al .aLic feet IN a 'oa and
you have the answer In tons.
The Only other state which has a
statute u,son this ssbjss'. 70 far ~
49, are able io ssser,ain. Is Monts ns,
aud there tho ls~ .s also prrctseis
tho ssmc a. in W.osatns.
The 4. =. Drpasimsa, y: Astisuii.
ute furnishes US with the informa.
lion .hat in Nc~ YORK aui virgins
IS stacks Of hay which had siopd
lese than ~ days averaged sss.s
evbs. fcCi Der ton. Thirty stack,
hssins stood from 10 io co days as'
c.usei sSt.s cubic feet per to-.
while Z: stack. which hsi stood sron
~ 10 iss dasr averaged .it.: "uhi,
feet per ,ou.-i. l.. Macdonald. Colo.
rado Agricultural Collgs-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

World has proved I" b.. n..e ~ ~"
treats .s tk- season sns1 IL mrs uilfl
instant sss.... six., ou she Ini',
sspm Ir- os,cuias n'sh,. u ts - ,ypis
sal .isi s1i.~. f.II .t agsi.u. siT.na
situations ami ciiHsssrs a.I 4, is pse.
suat-ii by company a' first -iass sr-
'ists. Tho plot deals With q i.usuIi-
ipl youns sirI oh" iz attracted ~
Itss' ht ,a- Ii'- "f the new world
iU's which she ssray= Aad becomes a
uf.nbvs ni N shv right mom-U,
her ry-s .Ec opened aud the true
r-,ih .t h.r -ar'p 'rsrhinE tones H.
the surface. aad she returns 4, ID"
right pa'h Zach AMI every member
has been selected for his respective
part and an excellent p-rtsrmsu.
= assured.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
% @, ..4.
EeyLD!! ]! !. FAINT ,Fuls!1
u. Osahs hslial 'uaabis' y 4sal
oa01 III nege ;Iaae . fsw
qa1es q Q nae..

PsaAerIrsa, oA-Mrs. Data LsaG.
q ella rlsco. b essesoe lett1r, sas1:
"fNof nvo or sl1 Jsass, ! su9ore0 aooa'
~ With wo0aoly troubDe1.
0ooGa, I 'coal16t ~ ~ 1890 tbaa :
~. 0iouteD At . ds1e, aeA.le ! otoo1
- - fset 3oeG. W0ald. llaot.
- 16Ok Car10A a11s1e holDoA 0e IN.
ned1atsly. Now. can - my xork ell
the time. and don't suffer like did. :"
Take Cardui whoa you feel III II Any
VeY-weak, tlreA, tnis6Sahoo, Or unoet
the weather. Cardui 10 - 0tfoaG1A'
bujl1ing toolc me3lcioo ~ Oo0eo.s
II has been found 70 relieve po1n eA0
distress caused BY Wonaaly troutees.
aad 10 % exeelie1t medicine 70 have -
1A0A q ~ ,et0Qa - ~ AZ qrd
Cardul acts g the womaaly e0nsti.
tntjon, buildins % womaniy strength.
too10iiaD tn n0fvoA AAd so8a1&iAe
g1o Wolman)y ofo4nA.
IL half een,ufy Of success 10 lus -
o9f1l IL has dQoe. good 70 tlouaaa19
.Wl11 you Try III Il may b Just wh4
you A6s6. Ask ynuP lruGg3st aAoue
6Afdui. H viii fDeaGnmaaA n
ulD.-MaHH. LsS.G AAv,.s.yj,ss,.. Shae:
qn Ms9aae q. Chs.t1Ssoes. IsHa =, h1es,as
= Weesa," ees. 10 sisas ssstSss. - sssSss,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
TO RECONSTRUCT
ANCIENT TEMPLE
Of the JAeuARS

Nev ScsS :s la have teprus"r.
stus at sIv rte historic Tcfs.s'jV Of the
Jaxuse-. ~. ancient shrine Of the
slsya rate IN Suss'an. ~hieh
srvhe-v..si.is discovered \" ra,as a
lew y.sra ago Tar t.ul's- Will bc
rebuilt, here acvosIinx to the ofsesa.
~ acsisn aad dimensions. sad viii
liz, mas- shc Columbus avenue ~h.
trance to ,siu rev sSt-Essaa ot She
American mus.um OF natural hist
or, when completed.
Tho museum, commissioned III.
ward u. Thopap-.'n. su s,ehs rel"ssss
at Cambridge. Mass. To 60 In Suca-
tan and make noults for = fuls-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
this sale Tv H"


esopvtsx. Al sias.s tp,sise II sssss
a~s ~rishi. sni ai~sss . spasssn,
factor of dans~r ~ sisoss xnsAias
teavsiL thsa. Tho hish ~isas sss
rails s,.ssss lhs, prevailed nj sh,a
sresoa inesvnsxa .h- difficulties al
Sh~ asdcslAktss
.OWc~ - hsd tho ~mk IT the
nor, her. faesse all doug. aud veil
apoc II ~ss. sco. The long sections
ses~ s~iiy mssAcd ard sot~s'. ns'h.
iss rsr.Ainrsi sy The hot sua T. da
NJ l,sss In isyiax and hardening she
plastic tsprs surface. srca while
sc we're iuoties At II. with urr'!
tack. h.t sa,i.fi-si hcerss. black
siords Appeared in the east. soss
sspSdI, aud hsd the sun. Nc vus ths
heavy sast.aelSn. "ser tho mouldcsi
surtsrrs. i,aissincn is plsec by '"n
iron fos,. huo,rs. srrvsdtnx rliI~ saa
oere~s sp-c,sils h'ad- for that pn1-
poee. No t,sc: For when the sssoas s
wiud Ssmc IL ~hippsd the sArpA"ttas
alofl. torn snd sultt like 80 .Aay
hanuac csrhicts. while the drysne
yspsr noui1s. oscc ,ins 10 s'noosh-
u end trina On the carved stone sur
faces. ~.r. aSssicred far AMI wids
a. bits VI paper over the ir-c '"ts.
After .dc uou,us srtc made 'hs,
y er. pacEssi I sskusar grass. Grated
I'm pisnhs mate Of "xrscas ;tcs
trunks. c,rtcd over the roush cSun'
ssy to the port Of Prosrcso. anu
Yrva, there brought 10 New York
In twenty seven large cas"s the!
now H.. in the storcroo.s Of III" wu'
s,un. fofa- world.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

psmy. ssa tsis nsssE s'sssE . NH
Cunpsuy. sg Nevada. fvr s'sss. .s'
s.ass n-a' Of .a'sas rights,
obS i.a.iS ;sjs es,..s esa !ssysss'i
4. s.s.s . pg.soss os ;Fsa'ssta' ~
sygaii- solution ,nsmisa inn ~sSl
w.~i.ari.aI .unevns'sii1a "f tho tall
isss. Ll, unless sar ssrrs ~"sC ssF-
r;.s as., ia.aiirsiiy D. sss-jGi-'i. there
vas uashiee ac~ In " Cgushia< Iu
selui ipu vas pyscsie-d much EARLIER.
ss Vas concentration .s eyaaI,'- 'sil.
isSs. use.a added nothing Z" me-
saliusxtsat En.s ledge sad lii sI.'rW
tss no, s--a widely. IL at si' siai.t.
cd.
iaa..d. there Is .s ss.p IN ;hr
claims af the Brown ,.e'rni watch J.
not pt old usage. W. suppose "a. pfc
cleo combination had not psc,ia,'siy
i~~n s,ai.. .is. the ps'-n' "fsi,s
Womb no, h.y" aii.~" "i tho ps,rn'
ut the csus. upa-ld a. Vet II ls a
combination that v.BIi occur To any
experienced mill man II he had the
need L. operate in jus; that way. aud
probably lid orcJr independently IA
those sho ran against The Brown
pa,-nt
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

sisea s01cl u sts asctsss shssae. -
sSditj0a 10 the narUlas. he srcS Lts-
sossrph. ssj easac dss~insA NJ.
Thompsaa o~ss shr srUusd IN Sues-
,sn ua which the ls@ste ssssas.
The Tsasl. n the Jssssrs Ia "
the rvtsr1 sily of Chteeea ilSs. oee
81 the isrs-s: ssj most ist0ssssi
ot tic prehistoric sestissseals %
the pesisssis of ivesiss. ~ shr
husds-ds ot tsiidsss which soaao>.
I'd the city eisss ~sili stand. ss6
,oasp,e Jous aasoax thrM II the frss-
lie Of 'ht. Jsxuass. 70 called froA
tho tea.sssable srirs~ us reIl cart
cd jasuass ~ateh. alternating wtts
s.,iel,Is. outc extrud~J asouad the
icn;.c wallis. Much Of this isi~r-r hss
ealscs Oft. Tut enough rcwssss 70
si,c ,h. PATTERN and ssttsAas 10 tho
a-chsrulosisl tue disocsasoas aad
dcvusatiua Of the Iu,tAtae. Ths
building svcA.urcs ga iecs Iouk ~
thirty feet hish saa thirty fcos
thick.
''lIcsow tic temple prVpct. which
Ia ,wo-chs0bcscd." ssys Mr.. 'rhon.'-
son il the Muscum Journal. Tho ~
mains Of what Was once q third
chamber arc .iili Visible. facing tue
cas, aud rcsiiaE directly upon tue
level surface "f tic srcsi GROUND
terrace. A large portion of It's walls
has fallen. but upos the portions oi
wall surface still standing eau be
q. IN ear>in. in low relic: Of in,vaz,
interest.
u lie :anCv SA.ui'scr of tIu sl.us.
su,c above. that Of the tcuplc prop
cr. hs4 ia walls ~ yet almost intact.
The, were onec cosnpictcir lowered
with mural psia.iaEs. depisiinE do.
uc.tic tccaCs. early nierstlOhs lno
war forays. Nature. however. hss
Passed her crsslhg hand oscr large
purtions of the smooth wall surfaces.
and van'isi man has proved more
p,titcss than nature IN dsSarine the
works ,f the ancient srttsts: yet.
even 70. enough rcmsins to make
this chamber the repository Ot what
Is probably the fincst example Of
,his Glass VI mural psintinss yet left
TO US TO. study and comparison.
The cntirc front Of this bcauti-
Tul structure. ~ chsstc and ARTISTIC
in it's own way rs the temples Of
Greece and Rome. haa fallen. Frar-
tured and wrcnchsd apart by the
growing tree !oots at the apex of
tile roof. the weakest point IN tue
structure. tho overweisht of the
heavily Ornamantcd facade caused
,Ls Z, hole mass 10 taii onward. ano,
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OUT e WHAT .1a1n SPRING AND sa" PIECE
swHo ownx1o p1paAs N
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isssias spes the i~o ssspvas col.
rnss ~ apos sssaaste PhosA. 10 b.
se@sssL sVAsly clear ol shs srsspie
platform. sssshisx aowa uIsue thr
bard ssl Issei space VI the ses~ssos.
isi court Juiis ihifsy f.~, L<seash.
This facade. sish Its Lsssiiiui teiess
Of tsssc1 s'osc t,xusvs. graceful
sasssdcrs. ard noble psus.osssnas. n
= hos.~t 10 reproduce In ~ ncAssJ
% positls lis pststis~ sisl~.
''Thc hsshcss iiar of carved ssOse
b sLos~ the lcS~i 0f sh- Ernsssi ter.
race. fross ths temple bssr o. the
lssel Of the plaitosn lsss- ana
heavy poles wcs~ ssuusd soxraAes.
while saroax sope. hcld them up
eieht aad fsss. aad ~ prstslsscsl tbs
framework oa The sessfae1tn4. =
smaller ,,oirs. to bc erected. On iats
n,oviae. shskias. set perfectly safe
sestfoldsns of po1cs. with not . asil
or spike In the whole structure. ws
worked ssd made the m0ul1s.
"Thc cicmcui of real danger was
furnished by the dtsinlcersttax wall
material sad tho loose sioaes ot tic
aroutins. The sotscr mortar. wear
Ing away with the crostop " the
csasurics. la. loft tho stones v',i.
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE

Listen for the whistles The c-N
carrier boys now possess n-w ~his.
tics. The boys viii blow the whistles
when tbcr deliver papers When
you hear the whistle tonight ann
u'sn's hereafter got your IN jus,
atS,r. Il has ncrn larovn.
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"A GIRL OF THE uxprRwoRLD.

Lovers of good cun"dy drama
With jus, enough sensation to Keep
the auditor interested will rnIuy tho
production Of ~ Girl OF the tntcr-
surIJ when Il come. to- III" West
January 81. ~ ,I;i.i ol. tht tusst-
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Lsces asd E,nbvoi1eyies

.o-ineh Corset Cover Embroidery. zoe
81 .u. b.. coo .rr .-rr -r. ..-r. IL.
30 Pieces EhbTOii"ry in edges aud
insertion ,-, -. 30 .---.-- - Sc
NaIrneIshRsa i.as.s and Insertions -.- IL
The laFsss, assoftEsnt al larTa aud rni-
br0I,!Uriss in tho city T,n n1s b. had at saw
inrs ,ha, In many Instances silt amount TO
30 peF cent.
sew the Heal Linen i.ss.s Dn Sale al l5C.
Really this IL worth 1S.,
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ladies' Es,aishi.s Coed.

tioo Grades OF Wonl~a C,vsos and
:se Grsdes Of woo.ea Gloves aud
a.ssrsi Lssdr.;, waite lava w,sisss
ts00 last season. = fdit line Of sizes. saiusa
fsua go" to see. divided ao~ in ,Ar..
isss at these prices: :lSF SIC tD4r
Separate kni, GsTmenls-shista 7su',
i'rs.sIs-orisissiiS sold for a"s Ia sss. oa
chiidrea's separate ssisis snd DEasesr.
worth fron, s5e TO :3e. specially priced
Black usIoa suits. sI.oS kiad for ..6ssr
Os,ds ssd sads of cas4rsx aud cos..I Waists.
y .VS 10 S:,oo values ~ -, .s. $50. l1Dl.
Mi.s-. asd chiidSes's Hats. Zoe 10 si,5o val
i.sdlss. Woeiss Gio,-. aud X.,,sss.
9l,eU srsd~ -. -. -. go 80. O.. 1:l<.
Ladies' wooiea uio,s. aud Ai,lsas.
80. grades ... .... ... sasR<>
Kia Gloves. N.ss .sa si.ss s,ssss. all '>
Ladies Separate Vest. saa rsn,s. 500 ~
rASCtNATONs. WOOs. snAwi.s NH
uOOi1s. HALF PRICE
F1Aassi- xhiss~aisls. each s.s co.. l&9f
Few pissss Of tsss 'sood ssiaes' HAi.f
PRICE, tr.
n.ask Lawn sss ss,in- Waists ... ID
i-aaIss, OsIiss t;a~as. si,;o values ios NJ.
siik kineaAa ssd bs~s>iss sAsauss. itAf.f
PRICE.
tsfssss' Mn.iia ssd Hsissuak Gsdsfs.sr.
HALF PRICE.
isfssis' White Dresses. HALF PRICE,
Ladies PLATA White 10. ilaadk~fshie.s -
Ladies' Corset Covers. extra sp~eiai. E. 81.
i-saies' Masiss coubisssios Corset csyss ssi
sAiss. regular sold for 3os: special G5<.
Regularly snia for si,::: special. Sc
Ressis'iy .nia sas &c: special al he