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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-17
TRUSTEES SALE

ELECTRIC LINE AND ATLANTIC
COAST LINE RAILROAD
Court OF the United States for the East
ern District OF Virginia. entered on
ton \. Wells, bankrupt the under
signed Will offer for sale al public auc.
uon on the premises. or
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1914,
beginning at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
tho following real estate. with I'm
provements thereon. viz:
J. Tract OF land containing 90 acres.
house or kingsland Road, and running
back to public road TO Centralia In
the, rear called the Centralia Road.
thereon with large summer porches,
acetylene gas, etc, lately the residence
Of II, a. Wells five barns and stables.
Office building, servants house. smoke
house. carriaGe-house. woodhouse. hen
house, etc: good fences, nice apple
from house s Riehmond fe t itG sa ans
local telephones already In house; soil
In high, state OF cultivation; lies well.
titled and fortified.
Z Tract Of land containing IS acres
adjoining the above on the west. and
said Kingsland or Courthouse Road.
and running back so as 10 have an out
dwelling thereon. in good condition.
and Is about the same class OF land as
tho last mentioned tract This land Is
especially suitable for bright tobacco
Each tract has good stream OF
water CROOKED Brnnch) running
through IL. and plenty OF wood for fuel
and farm purposes. located one half
mile from Salem Baptist Church. one
half mile from public school, about one
mile from village Of Ccntralia on Rich
mond and Petersburg electric line and
Atlantic Coast Line Railro;.i: two miles
from Chesterfield Courthouse. and two
miles from Chester
admirably located. and In tbs direct
line OF Improvement
Said real estate viii be sold free and
clear OF all liens thereon. Sales sub
Get 10 the confirmation OF the court
Flats OF the land can be seen At tho
Offices of the auctioneers or of tho
trustees. and further Information cheer
FULLY given.
TERMS: One third or tho purchase
money in cash. and tho residue In three
equal payments ut six, twelve and
eiehtesen mouths from date OF sale.
which residue and interest negotiable
notes 10 be given b. each purchaser,
payable to his own order. and by him
indo sed, and delivered to the trustees
purchase money has been paid and
conveyance ordered by the court or all
cash, at the option or the purchaser.
r. X TLDRANCE.,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
+. Y. COGBILL
Trustee In Deeds of Trust
J hereby certify that tho bond re-
au.'ed OF said trustees I'm the foregoing
order has been duly given.
JOSEPH u. BRADY.
Clerk
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS.
traitor OF the late G. Joseph finder
all parties holding claims against
the estate VIII please present them.
uuly proven. as soon as possible.
QUINTCS FINDER.
Charlottesville. Va.
HAVE YOUR WORK DONE BY THE
man that knows how. Mems half
soleS, with good white oak leather
go cents; picked stitch. 10 cents All
o;hef shoe repairing at very reason
able prices ROTIM ELECTRIC SHOE
REPAIRING SHOP. 30 East Broad
Phone Madison COIL.
THE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP Is
no" locatcu unuer the american Ma.
tlonal Bank, Tenth and Main Streets
eight BARRIERS. all a No. !. and two
OF the best inanicurists = tho city
Come and tr! one Of our easy shaNea
and famous mango scalp treatment
great germ cure. JIM JENSisss
Manager
ASBESTOS PIPE AND BOILER Gov
ering viii save you fiom 20 to 90
per cent Of tuel These facts can be
proved Investigate. Call Monroe
ll2s
BRING THIS AD. AND WE Will
sharpen your SCISSORS free OF charge
with our patented electric sharpemeIs
Agents wanted. Ii. L.. BURLINGTON,
81 West - DAD Street.
CHARLES O RCRCH. PRIvATE DE-
tcctiye agency. 3o3 Park Building,
corner Tenth and Bank Phone Mon
roe 1855. Richmond. Va.
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Rooms jiDr hent
Real G5tatr fnr Rent

ELEGANT PRIVATE GARAGE; WILL.
hold two large cars OF three small
gallon tank; toilets, marble wash
fountain, Communicate with c. b.
RICHARDSON. 400 Mutual Building,
Possession April l.
I HAVE A NICELY ARRANGED
warehouse for ront on railrond sid
ing; every convenience; cheap rent:
In the heart of business district.
JOHN w. KANE, care Times Dis
patch.
FOR RENT. WELL ESTABLISHED
boarding house In hrst-class locatio
Good business now going on. j GIT,
care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT, a GARAGE. IN REAR or
1915 Hanover Avenue. wide alley,
electric lights, water and gaaolens
tank, Apply Mt 1916 Hanover Ave-
nue.. Phone Madison 2o2s.
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WANTED. Tf5r. PUBLIC 20 KNOW
that lAHa SE BROS. jewellers. 81.
Easi Aain street. buy. cell exchange
and {. EMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
sllNer ALWAYS taken In exchange
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RAILWAY .iAlL CLERKS WANTED;
steady positions. Free ,r!a! e&ami
nation. booklet md how to qualify.
Apply LIBERTY INSTITUTE. Dept
ISL Rochester, y
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austion salrs, FUTURE DAYS
A. Royal & Co.,
s27 HUI Street.
Chas. a. Rose Co,
rs North Eighth Street.
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE
of

THREE VALUABLE SMALL FARMS
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA.
ABoUuT ONE MILE FROM CEN
TkALIA. ON RICHMOND AND Pc
TERSBCRG ELECTRIC LINE AND
ATlANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD.
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Suction SaIrs, Obs Dap
b. I a, Connolly & Co. -''''
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION sALn
OF
LOT. WITH IMPROVEMENTS on THE
EASTERN LINE OF BUCHANAN
STREET.
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aurfion SAILS, future Daps,
VIM. T.. Pizzini Company.
Rcat Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
723 East Main Street
BY Pollard & Bagby
TRUSTEES AucTIoN sALp

DESIRABLE Two-sroRY FOUR
ROOM FRAME DWELLING. NO. 1925
NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
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Ry virtue OF deed of trust. dated
December Is, 1910. and recorded In tho
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
fault having been made In the payment
OF the debt therein secured to he paid.
and being 30 required TO do by tho note
holder. Will sell at public auction. On
the premises. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1914.
Mt $50 o'clock =. NJ,
the real estate described in tho rais
deed OF trust as follows.
An that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land, with tho improvements there
mond. Va. and known ns No. Ii2S
North Seventeenth Street. on the wesf
side OF Seventeenth Street between
Baldwin and T.ownes Streets beginnins
elEhty-four and onc-half (S4ls) feet
south Of Lownes Street and fronting
on seventeenth Street twenty four f241
feet, and running back between par
nllel lines ninety 600 feet. being tho
same real estate conveyed TO James "
McDonough from James McDonough
and wife, by deed dated April 20 1887,
Richmond Chancery Court In ID. d.
32-C. page Asa
TERMS: Cash rs to cost OF executing
this trust and to pay any taxes due
and accrued on the date of sale and a
note OF 1915. with interest thereon from
December l6, 1913; any balance at one
and two years from date of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the prop
crty.
wM. b. PIzzINI.
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grrtin9G

Hot Springs, Va. February 10. 1914.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Virginia Hot Springs Company--The
annual meeting OF the stock n old ers
OF the Virginia Hot Springs Company
for the purpose OF eloctinG directors
and for the transaction Of such other
business as may lawfully come be.
fore the said meeting, including the
approval. OF all OF the acts OF the
board Of directors and Of all com
mittees thereof or tn" said company
In the pnst year. VIII be held In the
office of the said company In tho
Homestead Hotel. at Hot Springs.
Va. on SATURDAY, the 2sth day ~
February. 1914. ut IL 4. NJ Tho
transfer books viii be closed Friday.
February 20. mt y NJ. and remain
closed until 10 \. NJ Monday. March
2, 1914.
H ALBERT Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the l.. r Taylor
Company viii be held at their Office.
loll East Main Street, Richmond
Va, TUESDAY. February Ii, 1914
Mt 3 o'clock + NJ.
w. e. HENDERSON.
Secretary.
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WANTED. SEVERAL EXPERIENCE
suburban lot salesladi.s and men on
best proposition near Richmond. LIB
eral commissions and weekly draw
Ing account allowed to busters that
can produce results Use OF auto
mobile and assistance OF manage
ment In closing sales. cas-. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. FARM. FORTY ACRES OF
land In Chester feld County on the
from Woodland Heights. between
Midlothian and New Road, all In
grass Address w. u DAVIS Room
207 Park Building, Tenth and Bank
streets Madison 1913.
GOOD TWo-F FAMILY HOUSE. EIGHT
rooms. fronting 100 feet on Lamb
Avenue Price. s2950. Liberal terms
* 627, care Times Dispatch
WEST END HOMES. SIX. EIGHT. NINE
and ten rooms: choice location. Nadi-
son 1857
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELL'S
FARM AGENCY, Richmond. Va Pos
tai VIII brIng necessary blank.
lllanten
WAITED TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods In any quantity.
.'hone Madison 1881
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I'll uuirc e. ,anitt. rihalC
WANTED. by EXPERIENCED LADY
teacher. position. public OF private
achaol. Address 267 Lewis Street.
stanton, Va.
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l9clp lllanffb, jifmale

WANTED. A CAPABLE COOK AND
cleaner for family OF three: good
wages and nice room. Address MRS
Il. S. HERBERT. No. 2iO2 Riverside
Road. Woodland Heights. Madison
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miscellaneous

miscellaneous
EXTRA TO LADIES.
IT WOULD CERTAINLY BE TO THE
advantage Of those who are Interest
ed IN ta!lor,made suits to call and
We viii allow 20 pc: cent discount
FOR all orders taken In the next few
days. J. KATE. Ladies Tailor, 2lS
North Second.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
RALsToN. HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot nodded lasts; Al feathers FOR
sells them. 63l East Broad. Kalston
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour b, lgtes, Improved machinery;
Kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING co, 2o0i East
Franklin. Monroe 20S6.
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
YOUR BICYCLE THIS TINE OF THE
year may need repairing; II SO. SEQ
Wss R1o.S our pr5fes sos, right sos
GREAT REDUCTION IN rRICES FOR
mex; thirty days Paperhanging.
sMITHERs & Co. 22l Eas, Main
PRINTING.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50 WE
save you money LEAkE PRINTING
COMPANY, Specialists" SOS East
Main.
ARTICLES.
SPECIAL sl.25 RAYo LAMPS. FOR
short time only Do not miss 3, this his
STORES. 1922 East Main.
ROLLER SKATES.
JUST WHAT THE CHILDREN WANT:
ball bearing roller skates. only 81 25
pair. HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES, l722 East Main.
ARTICLES.
SPECIAL. SIPS RAYo LAMPS, FOR
chance HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES. l722 East Main
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WANTED. AN IDEA! WHO CAN
think Of some simple thing to pat
enty Protect your Ideas. they NAV
bring you wealth Write for Needed
Inventions" and How TO Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DDLPH & CO. Patent Attorneys
wash Lmgton. u. q.
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ARTICLES.

sl.25 RAYo LAMPS. FOR
short time only. DO not miss this
chance HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES. 1922 East Main.
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II. ALBERT. Secretery
Mechanics and Merchants Bank.


THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stockholders of this bank will be
held at the bank. 1929 Hun Street
February ~. ut 2 NJ. for the trans
action. Of any business that may be
brought before Ii, and especially to
consider and take action on the mat
ter OF application for membership in
the regional bank of the district in
which this bank may be located
j. IL PATTERSON,
CaShipr
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ARTICLES

SPECIAL. sl25 RAYo LAMPS. FOR
n short time only. Do not miss this
chance. HARDW DISTRIBUTING
STORES. l722 East Main
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ROLLER SKATES.

JUST WHAT THE CHILDREN WANT
ball bearing roller skates only 81 25
pair HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES, l722 East Main
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This company has been In business
Tor ten years., own their factory.
worth $4,000. and have an estab-
lisheu business; Bradstrect rating,
crences and he n hustler. Splendid
opportunity for Right man Address
ATTORNEY. iGl7 Woodward Bldg.
Washington. l.. -.
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! hereby certify that tho bond re-
au!'ed OF said trustees In the foregoing
order has been duly given
JOSEPH u. BRADY,
Clerk
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CASH FOX N IDEA PATENT NEWS.
Dept IS. Washington. ID. c.
WANTED, DISTRICT MANAGERS FOR
virginia. Men capable OF handling
ea!esnen and Of earning big pay.
small investment or from s35n TO $500
required TO carry stock: references.
Address w J.. CRAWFORD. Lcxing-
Ton, y. G..
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FOR SALE, ONE SECOND IL IND
steel tired runabout, $500.
ONE SHOP WORN SURREY. $4,000
formerly sold $4,000.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
Denver Mint Give. Up 5000. 600.

Demonstrating $25.OOO.O In gold
to New York for export to Europe
didn't create even whisper of differ
ence in the United States mint at Den.
yer. for the reason that Denver has
the largest gold reserve of any sub
treasury In the United States. On
June Is Denver had s7s.2O2.326 worth
Of gold bar, and 3i95,2ll.s6G In gold
coin. total Of gold amounting to
$573.4l4.l92 Out Of this total camo
that rlfling $4,000. .OOO-just loose
change. as It were. San Francisco
on June 10 had $l27.35i.0l4 In gold
bar and 3l36.343.764 In gold coin. u
total Of 3263.697.778. 10 that Denver
had double the amount OF gold over
its closest competitor. Commenting on
the expectation Of $4,000. 900 In gold
to Europe since Jan. l. John Burke.
treasurer Of the United States. in
Washington spoke Of the Denver gold
showing. and said II wouldn't make
any difference II Europe wanted 3lOO..
0OO. 900 or 32OO,O0O.00O. because the
United States had more than one bill.
lion OF dollars worth Of gold In re-.
serve. II is understood that the bal.
ance OF trade draws some OF this gold
and two great railroad corporations In
Europe are about to retire some OF
their bonds In gold
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
CHAPTER Xxx.
The Last Reprieve.


General Randolph was evidently III
great hurry. Public affairs Of great
moment pressed upon him. and 1t was
an evidence of the interest he took In
the case OF Captain Thorne that he
gave him even a minute OF his valua-
BILE time. He had come on horseback.
and everybody could see that he was
anxious to get through with his ap-
pointed task and get away.
"Ah, sergeant" he said, answering
the latter's salute az he brought the
guard to attention. and then his eye
fell upon Captain Thorne. You have
the prisoner. have you?"
"Just taking him out. sir" answered
the sergeant. saluting again.
ITO prison?"
mo, sir"
where them"
ITO execute the sentence OF tho
court. sir"
"Oh!" exclaimed the general. look
ing hard at the sergeant. He has had
his trial. has he!"
But Arrelsford. who chafed at thus
being left out of the game. now
stepped over and took up the burden
of the conversation before the ser
geant could reply.
I'VE have done everything accord
ing to regulation. SIR" he said. salut'
ing In rather cavalier manner. He
did not like General Randolph. II 1t
had not been for his Interference. tho
affair would have been settled long
ago, and he still cherished . grudgo
against the latter for having arrested
q man SO important as the trusted
agent of the secret service. The
findings have gone to the secretary.
"Ah!" said General Randolph bland
ly. He did not like Mr.. Arrelsford any
better than Mr.. ArrelsfOrd liked him.
Yes. sir"
And he was found guilty. pre-
sume?"
Certainly. sir"
And what are you going to do with
hint"
There ID no time for hanging
now, and the court has ordered him
shot"
"Oh. indeed. And what we're the
charges?"
Conspiracy against our government
and the success Of our arms. by send
Ing q false and misleading dispatch
containing forged orders. was the par.
ticulAr specification"
Well" said General Randolph. II
regret that the court has been misin.
formed"
What" cried Arrelsford. In great
surprise. THE testimony was very
plain"
Yes. indeed. sir" interposed tho
sergeant
"Nevcrtheless.' returned the gen.
eral. the man IL not guilty OF that
charge. The dispatch was not sent"
(TO BE CONTINI'EDJ
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
TROUT FOR ALLSTREAMS|
IN NATIONAL FORESTS OF COLO.
RADIO AND WYOMING.
Of Cooperative NAn
ranoement Between Bureau Of
Fisheries and Forest Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Plans are well under way
leading to the complete restocking of
all trout streams and lakes throughout
the national forests of Colorado. Wyo.
ming, and South Dakota within u
period of nine years, IL the statement
given out by local forestry officials.
This announcement Is made following
the consummation Of cooperative ar-
rangement between the bureau OF
fisheries and the forest service where
by the former agr.as to furnish the
necessary fish fry for distribution to
the various forests. Under the terms
of the agreement shipments of fry will
be directed to railroad stations nearest
the waters to be stocked so that as
many streams as possible may be sup.
piled for central point. The planting
of all fry will be performed by forest
officers with view of making the
most effective distribution and OF
keeping close check on the results OF
the work.
According to local officers. II Is
estimated that approximately twenty
million trout fry of the brook. rainbow.
and blackspotted varieties will be
needed to meet the requirements Of
all the waters adaptable to the pro-
duction Of trout. OF which number the
bureau OF fisheries Is prepared to sup
ply something over four and n half
million this year and n gradually de-
creasing number each successive year
for total Of nine. at the end OF which
time 1t Is expected that the complete
restocking will have been accomp-
lishcd. Tho estimates are said to
cover 273 streams and lakes In the
three states.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02

But I sent word to the depart
ment," said Arrelsford. "that We haG
got the man. and were going to drum
head him on the spot"
Then this must be the case. sir.
The general wishes to be present"
1T is impossible" returned Arrels-
ford. I'VE have already held tho
court. and have sent the findings to
the secretary. The messenger 10 to
get his approval and meet Us at the
corner Of the street yonder. have
no doubt he is waiting there now. 1t
Is mere formality."
Il have no further orders to give,
sir" said the lieutenant General
Randolph will be here in \ minute.
but you can wait for him or not. a.
you see fit"
The sergeant stood uncertain. For
one thing he was not anxious to carry
out the orders he had been given now.
That one little action of Thorne's had
changed the whole situation. For an
other thing. Arrelsford was only a CIV
ilian. and General Randolph was one
Of the ranking officers in Richmond.
Move on. sergeant" said Arrels-
ford peremptorlly. You have all the
authority you want. and"
The sergeant held back. uncertainty.
but the day was saved by the advent
OF the general himself.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02

IN quietly. and might God forgive her.
she prayed. for that falsehood.
Thorne looked at her. his soul in his
eyes. II her face had been carved
from marble. It could not have been
more expressionless and Indifferent
He could not know how wildly her
heart was beating beneath that stony
exterior. Well. she had turned against
him. He was nothing to her. There
was no use living any longer. She
did not care.
Were you responsible in any way
for IT," he asked.
The girl shook her head and turned
away without looking at him. She
had not the least idea Of what he
was about to do. Not one man in .
thousand would have done 1t. Per
haps II he went to his death in some
quixotic way. he might redeem himself
in her eyes, had flashed into Thorne's
mind. as he turned to the guard.
Sergeant" he said. saluting. He
spoke in clear, cool. most Indifferent
way. you had better take a look at
the rifles Of your command. under
stand that they have been tampered
with"
What the hell!" cried the sergeant,
seizing piece from the nearest man.
He snapped open the breech.plug
and drew out the cartridge and exam
ined IL Someone had bitten OF the
bulleti He saw everything clearly.
Squad ready!" he cried. Draw csr-
tridges!"
There was . rattl!ng Of breech-
plugs and low muymur of astonish-
ment. as every man found that his
cartridge was without bullet
with ball cartridges, load" cried
the sergeant. Garry arms!"
When this little manuever. which
was completed with swiftness and
fprecision because the men were all
veterans. was finished. the sergeant
turned to the prisoner. who had stood
composedly watching the performance
which took away his last opportunity
for escape. and saluted him with dis
tinct admiration.
II am much obliged to you. sir" he
said.
How Edith Varney kept her feet.
why she did not scream or faint away.
she could not tell. Thorne's words
had petrified her. Her pride kept her
from acknowledging what she felt
She had never dreamed Of any such
action on his part. and It seemed to
her that she had sent him to his death
again. How could she retrace her
steps. repair her blunder! There was
nothing to do.
1t was Wilfred who broke the ST.
lence. He walked slowly up to Thorne
and thrust out his hand.
II would like to shake hands with
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
SYNOPSIS.

Mrs. varney. wife Of Confederate nn,Ssr g
dying from wounds; She reluctantly gives %
Join the army IL his father consents. The
federals are making their last assault IN
An effort to capture Richmond. Edith
commission for Capt. Thorne. who Is Just lust
teiesraph at Richmond. Capt. Thorne
She She declare. r II he "1n must not 20 and tells
dent. Mr. Arreisford Of the Confederate
'sss'ss dsss;. 1oas. as's''fa Mr.. VS
IN Libby prison; ArrelstSsd su,I suspects sssdi Il
!. intended for Thofne. The note note Fssde Tsle:
graph" Arrelsford declares Thorne is
Lewis Dumont Of the Federal secret
service. and that his brother Henry is q
lieve and " suggest. % that rhorns BE- con-
fronted with the priaoner as q test An An
order comes from General varney for
Edith !. forced to carry out her part in j,
the test Of Thorne. The prisoner Is thrust
into the room alone with Thorne. who
recognizes him as his elder b.ofher, sase eh f,eht
Caroline Milford. Wiifred's sweetheart,
goes to the war departmenMt M,te Telegraph pm
refuses to let It 90 through. He and
Edith secrete themselves to watch Thorne.
whose arriva, Arrelsford expects. Thorne
Arrelsford and Edith see Thorne alter a
dispatch from the secretsry of var
when he attempts to send H. "A, Arrsisford sn1or
Thorne turns the tables by ordering the
arrest Of Arrelsford The removal Of Ar
reisford is stopped by the arrival Of Gem
eral Randolph. Thorne again begins
sending the dispatch. Arrelsford protests.
declaring Thorne is sending forged
Thorne 10 saved by Miss Varney. who
produces his commission a. chief Of
telegraph. She. having seen enough to
convince her he II spy. beGs him not
leaves he tears II up Thorne plans to
escape from Richmond. Arreisford calls
at the varney home and demands to SEQ
Edith. Mrs. varney refuses. A sergeant
appears with an order to search the
turns from the front wounded. Thorne
appears. 10 arrested by Wilfred and turn
"a over. to the Ruard. Arreisford i'm
mediately convenes a drumhcad court
martial. Edith secs Jonas draw the bull
tets from the rifles Of the guards.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02

floor Of . room which 10 not exposed
to shaking or Jarfing from. the street.
Sprinkle puiverissd chalk over the Va.
ter.
Thsn upon the surface Of this coat.
Ing make. with powdered charcoal. Q
straight black line. say an inch or
two IN length. Having made this IL.
tie black mark with the charcoal pow.
der on the surface Of the contents Of
the bowl. lay down upou the door,
close 70 the bowl. . stick or some
other straight object 70 that Il will b.
exactly parallel with the mark. II The