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Special
Sale
Refused
and
Unclaimed
Freight

(CONTINUED)
We Will sell ut public auction. to tho
highest bidder. unless otherwise dis
posed of, at our freight warehouse. cor
ner Seventeenth and Marshall Streets
Richmond, Va.
TO-DAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22,
commencing at $3.50 y. NJ,
y LARGE QUANTITY OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR. FEED, HAY
AND SUGAR,
various lots of Dry Goods. Clothing,
Rugs. DruEScts. Furniture, Hardware
scription.
The public is requested to attend.
Elevated seats provided for ladies. and
special nccomm odation will be afforded
out-of-town buyers for shipping goods.
SPECLAL-At II NJ We will offer
about 100 wooden doors and a carload
Of fertilizer.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY. CO.
L. i. SCHERER,
General Claim Agent.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,


beginning at 1890 o'clock \. NJ.
in lots to merchants, the entire stock,
consisting of ladies and Misses Tail :
ored suits. skirts, Waists. Serge and
SILK Dresses, Evening Gowns. Lingerie
Dresses. Coats and Cioaks. Raincoats.
SIX and Cotton Slips. handsome Fur
Sets and Separate NUTS and Neck
pieces Yelling. piece Veivets. Chiffon.
Ribbons, Trimmed ana Unframed
Hats. Flowers, Plumes. Trimmings. etc.
We VIII also ofrer the handsome fix
lures. consisting OF Mahogany and
White Enameled Wall Cases. Floor
Showcases Bent Wood Chairs, Rugs.
Display Racks. Wax Forms. Busts Tri-
pie and Single Cheval Mirrors, Electric
Fans. Tailor Sewing Machines. Press
ing Plant, Dressing Rooms Tables
Desks. largo Iron Safe. and various
other pieces.
The fixtures will he offered both sep
nrately and as whole. The highest
bid to be subject to confirmation of the
court.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
s. S. l.. pATTESON
l. G. IIAZELGROVE
Receivers In Bankruptcy.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Anptinnrcrc
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IvANTED.-IF YOU WANT POSITION
rs fireman brakeman. electric motor
man. conductor, colorod train or
sleeping Gar porter. rrst class, Nor
folk Baltimore roads. $50 10 SlG5
month, steady work. experience. un-
necessary. no strike. inclosc stamp.
name position wanted; passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST. Dept S.
lnuiau1pOliY Ind
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l1rIp, Scale ana ,d;rmaIe

FEBRUARY 81 RAILWAY Mai.
clerk examinations In Richmond
commence S!b month: parcel post
means many appointments; common
education sufficient. write Immediate
IS FOR free sample questions. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. i20-J, Roches-
ter, y. y.
$50 weekly TO your income during
spare time at home, Writing for
newspapers. Past experience or lit
crary ability not required. Material
everywhere in books. magazines.
journals, public Libraries. etc: field
Of $4,000 papers. Send for particu-
iars. PRESS BUREAU, q. NJ. l79.
WHEhin -
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HUGHES DOLL HOSPITAL AND
doll wigs. 2o9 North Third Street.
PROFESSIONAL SHOPPING ORDERS
promptly nlled Patronage desired
MRS. IL. Il. TAYLOR, COZ North
Gary Street. Baltimorc. Md.
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Flats for kenr

CHOICE FLAT OF -FOUR LARGE.
newly papcrcd, bright. sunny rooms.
in best central location; light and
water furnished. G so, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR RENT, FOUR ROOM FLAT; GAS
and bath: SIG per month. $40 West
Main Street
FOR RENT, FLAT, MODERN SIN
room fiat. front and back porches
separate entrance: sci, including
water. 2706 Scmmcs Avenue.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR ROOMS
for rent IL West Grace Street
THIRD FLOOR SEVEN-ROOM APART
mcnt: central locations modern c
40, care Timcs-Dispatch.
FOR RENT. PRETTY MODERN FLAT,
corner Morris and Cary Streets over
Clements e Sons shoe store. cheap
NJ. G. MANN & CO.. oil Hull Street.
Phone Madison 56S7.
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situations, 4orpfrssiunaI

WANTED. BY LADY WITH NINE
years experience. a position to
teach. NJ. Timber Ridge Va
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Reetings

Richmond, Va. January 10. 1914.
NOTICE OF MEETING of STOCK
holderS.-Thc annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Life Insurance
Company OF Virginia Will be held at
Tie home Office of the company, cor
ner Capitol and Tenth Streets. Rich
mona. Va, WEDNESDAY, january
IS, 1914, at O'clock Il. NJ, for tho
purpose OF electing directors OF said
company for the ensuing year, and
for INC ansuution Of such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
..LGERNON S. HURT
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painted. $50. and one for $40.
ONE BRoCKwAY SURREY. NEWLY
painted, and new rubber tires, slOo.
ONE sTEEI.-TIRED BUGGY. s35.
ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON, SIS;
one wagon. $50; one for S35. and ono
for s45.
EVERYTHING IL HIGH GRADE
wagons and buggies. satisfactory
service guaranteed. Lowest prices.
satisfactory terms.
a. MEYERS SONS, 20, EAST CARY
Street.
FQ Msros sA s,. 20 %Y e. n T9F P POI
or for street purposes. SIS.
ONE DAYTON WAGON. $40.
ONE GROCERY WAGON. sa5.
ONE BRocKwAY OPEN BUSINESS
job. $50, rubber-tired
RRIsTow WAGONS. THEY ARE
nn IN kehmo,nd: repairing !, ana
TOW. II, 10 and 10 North Eighteenth
Street
CONCRETE MINERS, HOSTING EN-.
gines. tanks, pumps and other con-
tractors supplies. good condition. 1.
BLUFORD * co.
y. STuDEBAKER BUGGY, 500; ONE
SO; one $50 Studebaker laundry
ago, wasom' $i2?; studG ,h5aker srogsry
line of buggies. Surveys. runabouts
and grocery wagons TUOS. H.
DUKE X CO. 500 Brook Avenue.
STOP, LOOK, LlsTEN,-W ANT YOUR
hens TO set early? Feed them Broody
never Tails; 80 cents By parcels post
Box l73, Blackstone, Va.
FOR SALE. $50 UNREDEEMED
GDeTeoats; $3.50 t 70 SO some AS
FiCE. s27 East Broad street.
cory or ATTEsTED WILL OF
George Washington; nearly 5000
words $l25 mailed LQMAXi 80 FL
gin Crescent. Noting Hill. London.
AUTO TopS, SEAT. COVERS, RE
pairs. originators OF tho popular NO
TURF, engine hood covers RICH
MONp Alto Tor co. Monroe "a.
I EDISON PHONOGRAPH AND REC
ords, also moving picture machines
ana supplies for sale by us. G. Is
HAYNES X co.
CONCRETE MINERS, HOSTING EN-
| eincs, tanks, pumps and other con
+ tti'GtorS supplies good condition /.
! BLCFORD X co.
FOR SALE, 1000 HICKORY WAGON
aNles. 100000 feet poplar box boards
10000 feet walnut. 100 feet chest
nut for furniture; also locust and
poplar logs. Can furnish in car
load lots, +. Q. Il. Crozet, Va.
GENERAL MERCANTILE STORE FOR
sale. Discount Will be given 10 a
cash buyer. owner made money:
cash trade: has been five wears in
place. New stock, consisting of dry
goods, shoes. clothing and al ready
to-wcar Apply III writing, Box 1871
Warrenton. y. g
COUNTRY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER
ana jobhins business Tor lease or
sale. No capital required Good
opening for responsible man. Adj
dress l.. o. Box 1913, i.ynchburg, Va
FOR SALE. STODDARD DAYTON.
/ 1907, four cylinder, open ami closed
bodies, hve-passenger, 3o-horsepow-
81, in good condition, $500. r. NJ
ZIMMERMAN. 1927 X Street " w,
Washington. u. {.
FOR SALE, GOOD WOOD FOIt WOOD
heater. l.25 load, delivered. Madi-
SON iSliJ.
FOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED SHARES
preferred stock. ,iilt-cdge. paving
5 per cent. Terms for part or all
CORPORATION, * 52l, care Times
DispatCh
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per5onaIs

ECIAL TO THE LADIE..-H
LEWIS, LADIES TAILOR. 300 WEST
. GRACE STREET, WISHES no AN
NOBNCE THAT HE HAS JUST RE.
TURNED FROM NEW YORK.
WHERE HE HAS INSPECTED THE
nc MODELS. HAVE ALSO
BROUGHT BACK \ FULL LINE OF
MlDWiNTER AND SPRING NOVEL
TIES. ORDERS PLACED WITHIN
THE NENT TWO WEEKS WILL BE
MADE AT REDUCED PRICES
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Court or tho United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia, in the
matter OF the y. T.. Craigs Art store.
Inc, bankrupt. entered on the Goth
day of December, 1913. I Will sell at
public auction. on the premises, No. 207
North Foushee Street. ON
TODAY, THURSDAY. JANUARY 90,
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. NJ.
all Of the remaining stock Of Framed
and Unframed Pictures Made-up Pic
rails. Paints, Brushes. Water Color
Paper, showcases. Counters. Wall
Gases. Cabinets, Tables Desk Iron
Safe, Stools. Easels, Racks. and any
other assets OF the bankrupt on tho
premises. Ladies' invited to attend
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
JAMES X. SHEPPARD. JR.,
Receiver and Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co,
NuCtioncerS.
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VERIFY COMPANY. INC. 10 East Tenth
stree. south Richmond. Monroe "a.
FOR SALE, CHEAPEST FARM IN
Virginia. VIII sell all or any por-
zion or 900 acres beautifully located,
excellent transportation facilities.
convenient to market. For details
address j. G. BYAItS, 306 Mechanics
Building, Petersburg. Va.
FOR SALE, ACREAGE PROPERTY ON
NItichnond and Petersburg pike. with
nrcti> shade trees. viii exchange
Tor city property: brick preferred.
Address Is J23. care Times Dispatch.
WEST END HOMES, SIN. EIGHT, NINE
ana ten rooms; choice location. Madi-
sOu 1857
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Rooms lllantrn

ROOMS ANTED-AIEETINC OF THE
Department of superintendent. Ma
tional Educational Association Rich
mond. February 232S, inclusive
State location. number OF rooms with
and without bath, and price Ladies
or gentlemen. Rooms near the JEFF
fclSon Hotel especially desired. Adj
dress JOSEPH II. SAUNDERS. Chair
man Local Committee. sos East Mar
shall Street.
BUSINESS MAN WANTS ROOM,
breakfast and supper in adult fam
lily where there are good books to
read and the privilege OF home life
state terms. Address Is 50i, care
Tim es- Dispatch.
WANTED TWO OR THREE FUR.
nishcd rooms. with housekeeping
-1convcnicnccs, or small furnished
apartment; must be hrst-claSS and
within easy walking distance to bust
ness centre. Address Box Office
Lyric Theatre.
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Richmond, FredcriCkSb'g & Potomac R. R!
OAHO FROM WASHING 7oHAHD BEYOND.


Leave Byrd st. sta. 400 z, NJ. for Frederieksburr.
Leave Elba Sta. 80 A. NJ, 80 p. n. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd st. nia. S.95 AN. from FrederIcksb'g
.friYe Elba Sta, $50 AM, 54,2 Pm. from Ashland
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Tpr sale

ONE GROCERY WAGON, NEWLY
painted. $50. and one for $40
ONE BROCKWAY SURREY. NEWLY
painted, and new rubber tires, sl00.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

: : Y. z
THE Progressive Railway Df tho South.s
Southoound taFiiS scheduled TO leave Eichs
mond daily: 900 A. VI. Local TO Nor.ina.y
i;29 M,-siespers and coaches, ATLANTIS:
y. M.--FIorida Limited. $40 p. M.--Ioc.i.
Ill., = M-s,fepsph ana Sosohs, AtlaHta.1.
and coaches. Jacksonville. Nortkboard \
rains ,5, k sSheau,ea ia 70 Ernye ~ Riohpona
a. ~. florida Limited; Local. 5.9s r. IL. go 81
J.. u. Local ssss55 M
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ONE sTEEI.-TIRED BUGGY. sa5.

ONE OPEN DELIVERY WAGON, SIS:
one wagon. $40; one for S35. and ono
for S45
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ROOMS IN HEATED
apartment; central location. G II,
care Times DISPATCH.
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EVERYTHING IN HIGH GRADE
wagons and buggies. satisfactory
service guaranteed. Lowest prices.
Satisfactory terms.
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situations ollanten, Scale

WANTED. BY PRINTER OF LARGE
experience in country Office. all de-
plr,ments. position in Virginia whore
nav: neat and rapid at lob and al
composition and max ready. will
prove valuable in any department;
does not use liquor or tobacco: If YOU
want n man who can and will work
address I. h3a care Vim Disnn t1,i,
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EIGHT ROOM MODERN PRICK
house. Woodland Heights: prettiest
section; / II squares from ear line.
$3.50.
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E..1GHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American Navy. /: you
enlist YOU will md yourself In good
company. Life 10 healthy. work in
terstung, plenty OF port and athletics,
foreign cruises and steady advance
ment az YOU become more competent
Unusual opportunities TO learn trade
and prepare FOR successful career Free
board and lodging: pay nearly clear.
Apply NAVY RECRUITING STATION.
Allison Building. East Nam and Eighth
Streets. Richmond. Va
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Rooms for Kfnf

NICELY FURNISHED. HEATED
rooms; soc. day up THE ROANOKE.
ia North Eighth
FURNISHED ROOM IN HEATED
apartment; modern convenienceS;
centrally located. G 60, care Times
Dispatch.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN HEATED
apartment; central location. G IL
care Times Dispatch.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LADIES
or gentlemen, reasonable. 303 East
Franklin Street.
FOR REET. TWO LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms, with private bath; Park Ave-
nue., near Monroe Park; no children.
"a, care Times Dispatch
FOUR OR FIVE ELEGANT ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, phone, 2lO East
BACHELOR APARTMENTS WITH
ali homo comforts, convenient TO
business centre; man servant In at
tendance. III East Franklin.
TWO ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
housekeeping. l04 West Grace.
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ARTICLES.
BANKRUPT j2uticr6

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
EEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter OF No. 1892
ABRAHAM H.
SCHWARTZ, III
bankrupt Bankruptcy,
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auction sales, Cbts Dap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctiOncrrs,
GLIB EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

STORE FIXTURES. ARTIST NATE
RIAL, MOLDING. REMAINING:
STOCK or PICTURES. ETC, OF
CRAIG ART STORE. INC.
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Io5t ano found

WILL THE PERSON WHO FOUND
gold pin with lily-shapcd coral in
centre return game to To7 Cham
bcrlayne Avenue Gintcr Park, or
telephone Madison 1878, and receive
reward?
LOST, BETWEEN WEST AVENUE
and Laurel Street. black silk belt
with round silver buckle. Reward
If returned 1906 West Avenue.
LOST. POINTER PUP. ABOUT FULL
grown: brown and white; brown
ears. largo brown spots on back.
long tall Answers to name OF Jack
Reward IL returned TO 81 North liar-
riSon.
LOST, BUNCH OF KEYS on FIRST
street car or on North Avenue. Bar
ton Heights yesterday. Reward.
HORACE SMITH. Chamber Of Com
ncrCe.
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a MEETING OF THE STOCKIIOLD-
ers OF Strause Bros. q Co., Inc, was
held at their office. 1916 East Main
Street, Richmond. Va, Monday, jan
nary 10. 1914. The following officers
were elected: President, Leon Waller
stein; vice-presidcnt, w \. Powers;
secretary and treasurer w. II.
Northcn. Directors: Leon Waller
stein, w. a. Powers. w. RI Northen.
J. II. Robertson and Robert l.. Wal
lerstain
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grgaI RotJce

VIRGINIA: INTHE HUSTINGS COURT.
PART H., OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, JANUARY ~. 1914.
Katie z. Hobeck. ............P Plaintiff
vs..
John " Hobeck ........ Defendant
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t1elp 11,antro, Scale

WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS. CALL
AT CALCULATION DEPARTMENT..
TIMES DlSPATCIL
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MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS FLUE-
curing tobacco wants position, work
on shares. j 523, care Times-Di
nutch.
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q. Richmond, Va. January IS. 1914.
stockhoiders Of ths jefferson eGG or Re IHE
Corporation will be held at the JEFF
ferson Hotel, Richmond. Va, WE'D
NESDAY, February 4, 1914, at 1g
O'Clock. .. Il. WEISIGER,
Secretary.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LADIES
or gentlemen, reasonable. 303 East
Franklin Street.
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Real Cstate For SALE

LoT. FLOYD AVENUE. Zoo BLOCK;
$3.50 per foot
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a. MEYERS SONS. 7al EAST CARY
Street
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ASSOCIATED PRESS.
AUSTRIAN HEIR APPARENT


AUSTRIAN HEIR APPARENT -
IN BAD PLIGHT. -. =. -
LONDON, Eng, Sept. 16--The sur
render of an entire Austrian army ana
the scapture of the Arehduke Char1eS
Francis, heir apparent to the Austrian
throne, is Enemsntarity expected
/ This news comes in the form OF de-
spatches from Rome to the Daily *"
press which state that the Austrian
army under -GeaeraI 0anh IS SUR
rounded and cut off and ina. position
Impossible of defense. J. 49, -:
The army is entirely cut offftfonnEts
and is in desperate
plight. "'..-. -.
+ Il has been caught IN merass west
of the River San. =
Further west it is ftanked*by force
of 100, eco ccssacks, who are awaiting
ii in the event that 1t attempts to es'
cape that way. f.. " T.:
its artillery has been already lost
to the Russians and its cavalry IS BOG
aed and unable either to. advance or
retreat, F., $780,.
Five German army corps which had
been sent to the relief OF General
DankI have been met and checked by
the Third Russian corps at Crook
20 miles west of Lember9.
The Austrian heir apparent is with
General Dankl, which accounts TOT
the desperate efforts to get German
reinforcements to him and make an
unconditional surrender unnecessary
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BRITAIN LOSES NOTED
ARTILLERY OFFICER.

LONDON, Eng; Sept. 16.--AnSong
the names officially posted as killed
in action in France appeared yestsF-
day that Of the general commanding
the first artillery division OF the Brit
ish forces, Bris.-Gsn. Neil Douglas
FindIay Of the Royal Artillery.
General F5ndIay had fine military
record, having served in the Soudan
and in South africa, Distinguishing
himself in each campaign. His name
figured ia the dispatches in the Sou.
dan fighting and he was awarded 2
medal with clasps for special service.
Twice did he win. prominence in South
Africa, in which campaign he won the
Queens medal with six clasps and
was breveted lieutenant-colonei. he
became brigadier in 1905. He @aa
SIS years Old. ri. :""..: ~ >>a q.
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DEMOCRATIC. CAUCUS.
ENDORSES WAR TAX

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. To-
The house DEMOCRATS. in caucus last
night, decided not to press those claus
es in the pending special tax as one
means to meet the deficit in the treas
ury caused BY the falling off of duti.
able imports and, according to state
nent made in the afternoon BY Chair
man underwood Of the ways and
means conmittee 81 the house that
the caucus must decide that form 81
special tar viii Sc dropped
The Democrats caucps agreed. how
ever, e hack ~ and pass : epecia!
war revenue .'>0 0'' Include 4
Spanish ~ ....1 AZ "a ~ c1'nr,sr
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MatsonIa Saline Tuesday.

Matsonia Sailing Tuesday.
In order 10 dispatch che Maison
liner Matsonia for San Francisco on
next Tuesday morning, "a hours IN
advance of the regular, announced de-
parture. a large force OF steyedorea
are today employed In the. removal
OF more than 1000 tons OF mainland
cargo prior 10 the departure OF the
vessel for HiIo.* i ....:. IT., ~
The MatsopIa has 2160 tons of
freight for discharge at the Hawaii
port. In addition to this work.
large quantity Of sugar will be load
ed into the. vessel, The MatsoHIa
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MRS. COCKTAILS NEVER
WAS IN WAR ZONE. 49,.

WASHINGTON, .. c., Sept. 10. -
Despite the graphic accounts brought
to the United States by returning ma
val officers from Europe of the arrest
Of Mrs. Goethals by the French on the
Swiss border, the wife of the canal
builder and Zone governor being sus-
pected as a German spy, it, now trans
pires that Mrs. Cocktails has not been
abroad at all and consequently was
never arrested. ~. =, Il. -,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

Two Inter-Island steamers returned
from tie island on Kauai this morning.
The II. G. Hall brought a score OF cab
In passengers and cargo including 5at9i
sacks OF sugar, 20 cases of honey. q
sacks of rice, and % packages of sun
dries. The Likelike is an arrival with
3027 sacks of sugar. ......s H.. J.. r
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RUSSIAN OFFICIAL NEWS
coNEIRMS VICTORY.

LoNDoN. Eng, Sept. 16.-Petrosrad
officiaI advices. which come ny way
of Paris, confirm the reported Victory
of General Rennenkampf's force over
the Germans at MIawa and say ~.
4There was no fighting in East, Prus'
sia today. We extricated ourselves
from difficult position and the troops
are now resting, awaiting. whatever
eneaqements the enemy may make.
s"The preliminary engagements SO
far between the main German and
Russian armies have cost the Ger
mans dearly. T., .-..:"s...@.,: ~
. e SAT one time they threatened to
turn the Russian wings, but the COW
erina troops prevented the rnaneuV'
ers" 49,. = H.. .,..'.#
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Five big German freighters were
seeking a neutral port at Balboa, Pan
anna canal zone, at the time the Amer
lean Hawaiian steamer Missouriar
completed its passage through the
waterway. >Ea .,.-- :. :: ,s.ss - "
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fs expectad 10 take a big shipment
~ preserved pines from flilo and
Honolulu At the agency of. Castle &
cooke. more / han leo cabin passen'
gefs for San Francisco have been
booked in tfisi vessel The, Matsonia
win steam from Pier Is at 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday morning. ..."..". f.. +"
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VESSELS TO. AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Special Wireless to Merchants
. Exchange. -. =. j.
Wedneisday.I sept. t6.

x ~ Wednesdays Sept. 10.
YOk0HAM4 t==AFFixed, September It,
" s, s Korea. hence September l.
SEATTLE-Sailed. September Il,
Schooner. Saltwater for Hilo,
Arrived. September IL 6:3g p. IA,
s. S. Hilonian from San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO=-AEriyed,, Septem-
+. Der ID. ) p. m, 5. 5. Wuhelmina,
hence September 9.
Spoken. =.
+. BY S. S. ,Strathgarry OF Gilbert
Islands, Yawi {Teoti, Captain Weis
harH4. all we'll :@.=. 81. 49,.
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Laden with general cargo for the
island II Hawaii the schooner Annie
Johnson has been despatched from
San Francisco. In returning the YES
sci may be provided with cargo OF
sugar .,-.&. . ='-. .zf .=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

tax on tobaccos, domestic wines and
beers. ~. -. :~.
The Republicans of the senate an,
nounee that they will oppose any form
of special war taxes. =. - xet7st.a.
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The Net Proceeds Go TO LEAHl HOME
VAUDEVILLE
AND HieH-cLAss
oLlo

THIS BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN PRO-
MOTION SKETCH is FOR THE BE
NETT or THESE ISLANos.--oPE-
IA HOUSE, SEPT. IS, II, 10.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. w. a. Hall from Kauai ports
10 HonoluIu.-A. Mehuela. Mary Go
mes, lice Fat, r, A. :. Ventura, Airs.
Ventura. C.. Lee. y. You, s. You, L.
ellis. f, E! Howes. II. Geiehett, Mrs.
Hebling. Miss f. Raae, H, kaholea,
+. Gay. ]. Gerloff. X Z. Hopper. and
- deck passengers. "...-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-16

The Commercial Pacific Gable
schooner 'FIa1rence. Ward has been
placed On the berth to sail for Aid
way Island lin Friday The vessel Will
be provided with Supplies and mate
rial fer the cable colony stationed
there, gsi-.">=-s.... -
For the FIRST time in some weeks O