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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

feet . 3-4 inches west OF Brown street
December II. 1914. tax $3.50. $40.
3s1-Hermitagc Land Company to C.
/: Adams. lot 9. i'm block I. in tho plan
81 Hermitasc Park. December 10.
3sS-E s. Evans CT ux. to George V.
Cliver, trustee, % feet y inches by $50
ieet west limo 'rilden street. li2 feet
south "f Kensngton Street. Deem
Der l, 1914. tax SI.5o. $40.
SEA. ]; Chewing ct al. trustees.
70 George u; Snead. 30x1o0 feet west
iine Lucke street. 90 feet south OF
39I---Alice V. Kunker to W. Il. Drink
nrd. Jr. 20 feet on the south line OF
Chaftin street. $50 feet west of West
street. December ., 1914, tax 81, $40
33S-komeo Perry ct uN. to Joseph
Jerry. 2eXl3l i-3 feet east line Sixth
street, 23S l-2 feet north OF Leigh
street. December is. 1914, $1,000
399-Rosa Schmidt to Myrtle y.
Thomas, 25xIl2 feet south line Wallace
Street. $50 feet east or West Street
December II, 1914. tax 81. 40
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

j, l.. Caudlo. for Jacobini, l53S East
Main Street. TWO lights.
Same. for Mrs. Charles Miller. 2025
West Grace Street, one receptacle.
Engelberg Il Bear. for s tllmun's
Son. Nineteenth street. near Franklin,
six lights.
Martin d Myers, for Virginia The
atre. three lights
Winston Electric Co, for w. NJ Adj
olson, sos West Franklin Street, sew
cnty-two lights ana thirty-thrcc M
lures.
". II. Jerks. for Mr.. Richardson. sol
North Seventeenth Street, flve outlets
Trcsnon & Jennings, for G. W. Davis
6 Brother, 1910 West Main Street, two
lights.
Same, tor Hartshoru College. 1900
West Leigh Street. three outlets.
Same. for Richmond College, Ryland
and Grace Streets, three rcccptaClcs
Same, for G. II. Hopkins. 1912 Floyd
Avenue. 0vc fixtures.
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Trustee S Sale

by virtue of certain decd or trus,
executed the 18th day of Novcmber
1911. and recorded in the Chancerv
Court Of the city Of Richmond. Va, in
and fixtures situated at 92i West Rroa Il
street. Richmond. Va. default having
been made in the payment of tho note
therein secured. the trustee under the
aforesaid deed having been requested
so 10 do by the noteholder. will sell a,
public auction. for cash. on the
2lST DAY OF DECEMBER. 1919.
AT 6 o'clock u. NJ,
at 22l West Broad street. Richmond
va, All the interest that the grantor
mad in the property described in thr
aforesaid deed of trust
ALFRED J. KlRSH
Trustee.
5l3-51T Mutual BUILDING.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday--Jenne NJ. Flood vs. Annie
y. Smoot OF ais. tInw and Haw, y. a.
G. w. Throckmorto y. d. u. y. Mayer
vs. G. q. Ashworth. 7. Gray Haddon.
of York. Pa, vs. Meek. l.. J.. Lewis,
p. O.: Emmett Seaton. y. d. Same VI.
Nixon Ball. same counsel.
Tuesday-Robcrt Carter vs. Southern
Railway Company. a. NJ. Aiken, ". \
Terrell, Meredith & Cooke. p. g.: Mum
ford, Iiun;on, Williams & Anderson.
y. IL
wedne sday--Ci. A. Jackson VS.. City
Of Richinond ct ais, c. X. Sands, l.. q.
II. r. Pollard and Haw 4 Haw, p. d.
Rosana T.. Jones vs. II. l.. Waller,
George c. Fitzhush, p. e.; r. +. Pcyton,
p. q.
Thursday-Georgc W. Lambert vs..
Jake Wells, O'F'lahcrty, Fulton & Byrd,
p. o.: Levy & Mitchell. y. d.
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cIIANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven ReIcase Drcdx. Amounting to
S2.,S53,5U.

S22rJ53.5O.
3st-F. NJ. Boxicy. trustee, to Rich
ard y. Preston, 25xI22 feet cas-, line
fourth Street. IS feet south OF Baker
street. September -, 1919. $685.
3Sj--E. a. Burke, trustee, to Maria
Harris. oo&iI5 feet west line Temple
street. between Beverly and Oak
streets. June IL, 1913. 400.
39D-Bank of Commerce AMI Trusts
trustee. TO Mamie Goodc ct vir, 39xl36
feet north line Broad Street lis feet
west Of Broad Street December Il.
1914. $1,000.
39l-Ci. L. Crawford ct al, trustees.
TO Eleanor T. Lyneman, Is i-2xi2i feet
inches south line Floyd Avenue. So
feet inches east OF Sycamore street.
December -. 1914. $3.50.
osi-F. T. sutton, trustee. 10 Claude
r. Sprenkic, 32xl19 feet inches souti,
line Grove Avenue. iSI feet S Inches
west ;ai OF West street. December u,
3s5-Sa,ne. to same. aoxi7e feet .
inches south limo Grove Avenue, I52
feet inches west of West Street. be-
cembcr 10, 1919. $3.50.
3e6-W. e. Bianton. trustee 20 John
=: CLARKE, 25Nlto feet north line Grace
street. 200 feet east OF Lafayette
Street. December II. 1914, 1880.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk Of the Iiusttngs Court yesterday
Woltz.
John r. Appcrson and Minnie NJ.
Brown.
John II. Kosher and Leila Eta Baw-
den.
John Reuben Drcsslcr and Hattie
Eva Smoot
Joseph s. Williams and Louise Be
bout
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1872 East Franklin street.

Richmond, Va, Deccmber II INA
VIII have 10 be sold at auction Tues
day, December 90, i"5 head Horses and
Mules. The Horses consist OF smooth
Horses. young and sound Mules; are
extra good. Also have a good many
secondhand Horses and Mules that are
right good kind Will sell for the high
dollar. II You have Horses and Mules
TO sell bring them in. VIII sell them
for you,
JOSEPH LASITTER
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AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK, FIXTURES AND LIQUOR
LICENSE OF
J. J. Keaveney, Bankrupt
At No. eos WEST BROAD STREET.

Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court OF tho United States for the
Eastern District of Virginia. entered
on the 10th day OF December. 1914, in
The matter Of J. J. kcavency, bankrupt
| Will sell at public auction. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81 1914,
at o'clock, y NJ,
all the stock on hand. including fix
lures and uncXpircd license to retail
iiGuor. etc. consisting of Cash Regis
ter. Sack and Front Bar Fixtures.
Showcases, Wall Fixtures, Iron Safe
Glasses and accessories. Awning, Case
Goods and Whiskcv and Wine in Bar
r"ls. Cigars. Cigarettes and Tobacco.
Fancy Bottles. Copper Measures, stove.
Bottled Beer and assorted Whiskeys,
etc, and General stock of Liquors. etc.
and uncxpircd lease on premises
The receiver is authorized TO receive
private offers for said assets as
whole
TERMS: Cash
EDWARD l.. RYAN.
Receiver and Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
by BLANTON & co.
Real Estate Auctlou.crs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
nT-

TWO ATTR ACTIV AND WELL.
BmdLT DBdCK nESIDENcEs. nos.
below mentioned and In execution Of q
cccr;";n decd OF trust. dated June S.
flee Of the Chancery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, in deed book 22S-B. page
~, J. VIII. AT The request of the Gcne-
the payment % tho debt thereby Sc
cured. sell at auction. on the premises.
on
at 4:3D o'clock Z. NJ.
the two houses above referred to. with
the lot upon which they stand. fronting
50 feet on the north line of Grace
street at the northwest corner Of Grace
and Sheppard Streets and running back
from SAID front between parallel lines
1i3 feet to an alley In the rear. These
are modern houses. and contain or
rooms each.
TERMS: subject to said deeds OF
trust. one recorded in said Office in
deed book 223-A. page 1AG. conveying
No. 3Oco West Grace street and the
corner rs feet on which IL stands. m
secure $4,000. which will be due on
July e. l4i0. with interest from Janu-
said office in deed book 223-D. page
900. conveying No. 3002 West Grace
Street with tho 1-foot lot upon which
be due July %, 1915, with interest from
July 90. 1917. The terms OF the sale
VIII pe cash sniilcicnt 10 pay the eX-
penscs of executing this trust. includ
Ing the trustees commission Of per
cent and all taxes. levies and insur-
ahc" premiums. II any. now unpaid
taxes and lcvics for the year 1914, and
10 discharge the sum Of s3.500 with
interest thereon from June S. 1914, and
the residue of the purchase money is
To be made payable in equal install
mcnts n ono and two years from De-
chascrs notes, with interest added and
secured hy decd OF trust on the said
property; or for all cash as to such
rcSdue at tho option OF the purcha ser
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee.
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CIIANCEI,Y DEEDS OF rRrsr
-Four Deeds OF Trust, Amountinn. IN
-

asa. a. Iatkc TO Emmett Scaton.
trustee. 55Nl4i feet south line Mali,
street. 3ls feet III inches west OF
grown Street. December Il, 1914.
3s6-Maria Harris to Thomas II.
west line Temple Street. between Oak
nnd BeNer!y Streets. September IS
3?3--Gcorgc b. Sncad to +. VI. Box
icy ct al. trustees. 3GXl00 feet west
me Greenwood Avenue. 80 feet south
1860.
i00-Archcr c. Graves to J.. 8. Rose
ct al. trustees, 1ixSI 1-2 feet mort h
line Federal street. 8 1-2 feet from an
alley between st. James and 81. John
street. December l6, 1914, 800.
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LAW AND Equity COURT.

Monday--Neblctt vs.. Jones, j. Kent
Rawley, p. q: l.. .. Wendenburr. p. d.
Tuesday-Iames n. Lewis VS. the
Richmond Evening journal. e. r.
Sands, y. a.; John Garland Pollard and
Wcndenburg, p, d. T. j. kcck VS.. u.
T. I;st Emmett Seaton. p: g.:
Piano Co, l4ovenstein, u. o.: Frank
Miller vs.. Il. c. MctzScr O'Flahcrty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
COZ NCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of commit
tees OF the City Council arc scheduled
for this week:
Finance. at O'Clock Tuesday
Committee on Claims. nj 6 o'clock
Tuesday.
Committee on Advertising and En-
tcrprises, at o'clock Wednesday,
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Plumbing
Inspector yesterday as follows:
KrttZcr 4 Harmon. for T. r Boyle,
3ll North Thirty sixth street
j. X. Day. for SIS North Sixth street.
w: II: Eanes. for G. r. Mosby, III
Griffin NcuMn
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following arc the cases set for
trial In the various courts this week:
Up. O." is the abbreviation Tor pro
Querente. which means FOR tnr plain
tin"
up. D. is the nbbrcviation for pro
fendapt''
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HENnICo TRANSFERS.

One Deed OF bargain md Snlc, Amount
Ing to $3.50.
S4-hbbey Realty Corporation to w
ID. Williams. lot lG. in bIoci; II. i'm tho
plan OF Colonial Place. section A. No
vcmber %. 1914. $3.50.
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uusTINGs COURT. PART II.

The December term OF the Hastings
Court. Fart H.. conrenes tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, when the docket
Viii be called and cases set for trial.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION SALE

HCtiiON oALE
N NHM I n2FSBS I!2es Gowsi EHEp
iTc.. on TIE COLEMAN FARM"
IN HEsTEItFiELD; On THE Z; &
FROM CIIESTi:H. AND ABOUT one
MILE FROM STOP AZ. on THE II.
X M T. EkEcr tbs ,r, hIHE; On ~,
commencing at 10 O'clock \. ~.
public auction. a, the above time and
sisting of the following:
Mules. Horses, Duroc Brood Sows and
Pigs. one passenger Overland Automo-
bile. Cows. one and two horse WAGONS
9Ha ansFy PpT i9wf and six Gg
Truck. Planters. complete set Carpen.
ter and Blaeks,nith Tools. single and
mans Saddle, twelve tons Hay. 500
bundles Fodder. fifty bushels Yellow
Corn. fvepiecc Parlor Suit, Pictures,
Clocks, Lamps, Screen Doors and tho
best appliances and appurtcnances OF
the well-regulatcd and successful
TERMS: On all bills of 500 and UNI
dc der. cash his ro on bills love, oyer $50. good
ing per cent interest
THOMAS sHoosMlTH, JR.
"fENiHh No'"M lIIs iON'ftS SALE
REAL ESTATE IS CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VA, NEAR THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Pursuant TO decree entered in the
Circuit Court on tho 22d day of May.
1911. in the chancery cause OF l.. J.
Adams VS.. Earle S. Brooks ct ais, we.
the undersigned" special commission
ers. will sell at public auction. on the
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER %, 1914,
at 1890 L. NJ,
the following described real estate.
with the improvements thereon. to-
Two lots Of land and the dwelling
house and other improvements there
on. in an addition to the city of Rich
inond Gormcrly Manchesterl, known
as as; MeIrose; aud beins deseribcd on
Square !. and being tnc property OF
l.. !. Adams and wife, i.ottic J. Adams.
deceased There is q good. new dwell
ing Oh these lots. and numerous other
suburban home. and is near the car
line.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. and the bal
aucc in three equal installments. pay
able siX. nine and twelve months from
date of confirmation of sale by tho
r. VI TURNER and
ROBERT II. TAI.LEY
Special Commissioners.
, y. l.. ADAMSON, Auctioneer.
l.. J. Adams against Quinn Brooks and
others. Circuit Court of Chesterfield.
] hereby certify that the bond re-
quired Of Commissioncrs j. NJ. Turner
with surety approved by me.
PHILIP V. COGB1LI,
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Fulton & BYRD ana Thomas A. vii
hams. u. Il.
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Poultry Farm For Sale
FOR sALE-Real Estate.
Real Estate Chances

lNCdl LSlQlC NlldIlCCS
CAN rot MATCH UP" WITH ANY
OF THESE?
a client with cash wants some i'm
proved property. paying part cash and
balance in West End lots, near Byrd
Park. increasing in value and ready
for buildings.
Will exchange Monument Avenue
dwelling for smaller property: some
thing nice; 45-foot lot. A first class
house.
Will trade n 6o-foot West Main
Lee District dwelling or business prop
crty.
Owner of high-grade West Grace
Street dwelling. east OF Ryland Street,
II rooms, 6o-foot lot. side lawn. hot
water heat, electricity; will sell on
long time or accept smaller property.
y modern home.
Nice dwelling, SCOTS Addition. I
trade for central house. All free and
clear and offered on cash basis.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
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High Constable S Sale

VIII sell ny public auction. on
MONDAY. THE 2IST DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1914.
at 3 o'clock 4. NJ,
at nS storehouse. No. 1906 II. franklin,
trcss warrants and executions in my
hands: lot of Household Furniture,
Piano. etc.
TERMS: Cash
". H. WYATT JR..
u. g, c. i.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
High Constable's Sale

VIII sell by public auction. on
MONDAY. TIL: 2lST DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1914.
At IL o'clock A..
Is. ut sos East Broad.
the following property. to satisfy a
distress warrant l l.. Sparks vs..
southern, Photoplay Theatre. lnc) In
my hands: Pipe Organ, Piano. lot of
opera Chairs. Motor, Porticrs. Carpets
ctc.. including the complete outnt of
the aDoye-mcntioncd theatre.
TERMS: Cash
". H. WYATT. JR.
II. c.. G.. Il.
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CHANCBRY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds OF Bargain and Sal.

Eight Deeds OF Bargain and Sale.
Amounting to S16,8IS.
y 3Sl--M. II: Kayhoe, Jr., to Charles L..
Wasburn. 27Xl25 feet 8 inches south
West Street. December II, 1914, ST..
-.3S2-O. j. Sands ct ux. to j. A. Hatke.
ooXl44 feet south line Main Street, ala
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

l.. j. Adams against Quinn Brooks and
others. Circuit Court of Chesterfield.
] hereby certify that the bond re-
Quircd of Commissioners j. NJ. Turner
and Robert II. Talley has been given
with surety approved by me.
PHILIP V. COGB1LL..
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como III for censurc was to he expected but
ii has remained for the New York Repuh.i-
cans TO attempt to find political capital in
the new currency law. While bankers
fnancicrs. business men and statesmen Of
all parties ire pnising that law, the Ropub-
iicans of New York are. declaring that il was
enacted with an ill-conccaled purpose to
injurc the state of New York and drive CAPT
tai to other States. In other words tic law
should he repealed and the work done all
over again, Off tho tone of the speeches
and OF the platform declarations are To be
accepted as indications of the views of the
convention-the old law should be rc-enacted
There is no other construction TO be placed
upon the language. Those who vote the
Republican State ticket in New York must
vote disapproval Of the new banking and
currency act. Those who vote for Repub-
can congressional candidates in New York
must vote to repeal that act
The Democrats OF the nation could ask
nothing better than that the Republican
congressional committee should make its
campaign along the Same lines 1t is the
issue they themselves would have selected
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Danger Lies Tia. WAY

g ENAfOR LODGE raises two objections to
~ the government purchase Of German
merchant vessels now lying useless in New
York Harbor. The amount of the money TO
he paid for them, lie claims. constitutes
great aid TO Germany in the conduct OF the
war, and s, therefore, Il violation of the
spirit of neutrality. Moreover he said in the
Senate Saturday, while tho seizure of an
American merchant vessel on suspicion might
be overlooked on tender of apology and
proper rcparation the seizure OF vessel
owned by the United States government
would constitute an act of war
The first Of these objections is not serious:
the latter is important Here Senator Lodge
is undoubtedly right It is Il well-cstablished
rule Of international law that belligerent
may dctain for examination any vessel not
a national vessel. met on the high seas. but
ii is equally well established that the ma
tional vessels OF neutral country are not
subject to stoppage and search German
merchantmen purchased by the United States
government would lie national vessels. and
as such their repeated stoppagc and search
even i'll Ignorance OF their national char
acter, would create such friction as to en-
danger our position OF neutrality. II is con
ceivahlc that we might be drawn into the
war OF European powers. The same applies
10 the proposal to use our batticships as
merchantmen.
The danger may not nc grcat-though we
think il is for in times OF war international
courtesy is at "A discount but. great or small
the danger is there, and this country cannot
afford to undergo ii. We are neutral. our
neutrality must be strict. rigid ANA honest
II is better 10 foregO fanccd advantage
than TO run tho risk OF involving ourselves
in the bloody catastrophe in which the ma
lions OF Europe are cnEulled This il Clni-
hcntIy the time for display of conservatism.
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The i rey o. Hearts
Romantic Tale by Louis Joseph Vance

, and Named In the st.ll air. relieving
with its reddish glow n bronzed and
evil visagc.
Tho gunrd puned fast and had tho
tobacco well aglow when tho sky took
advantage Of his trusttuiress and fell
upon him like mn avalanche
simultaneously. Alan and Barcus de-
scended tho face OF tho bluT In two
miniature landsliGcs, dug themselves
out, and by the time tho dazcd and
dissrmed guard had sufficiently recov-
cred 10 cry out for help the DOR was
hundred Yards on tho beach and
making excellent timo In the direction
of that lonely green light
The commoncst prerau;!cn. however
made them pause and res, upon their
oars while yet little way from their
goal
Only an ominous silence rewarded
tho utmost efforts OF their strairinr
senses: no sound WINS audible otL.r
than the gentle whirc OF mn unbrcnsei
block. nothing was Visible beyond the
sinister glare Of that alraost st1jonn y
green lantern.
What think Barcus inquired in a
dubious undertonc.
NO telling" Alan replied in the
same manner "All a chance
You've got that gun handy with
reference TO the rifle OF which they
had GvsHoiicd the victim of ,he Sky's
Ill faith
Here"
"rhcn-ic,s go, 10 II, Give wav,"
doAer lrsty strokes broucht them
alongside the schooner. and as the dory.
scraped the waist OF the larger vessel
the two young men dropped oars. rose
and, selling tho low GunwaIts, lifted
themselves TO thu deck.
N'th'ng opposed them: tho deck was
D L..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
dust Grin

" OF shouldn't do it now. but, If YOU do
remember it is your own fault and grin
Grin sheopishly ii YOU cannot enjoy the Joke
ON Yourself, but grin. The new plan of stop
ping street cars on the near side OF the street
corner TO take on ana let off passengers has
been liz operation for two days nov. ana
there ; no reason. save Observation-Disclosures,
why any one should wait patiently for the
car to stop on the far side, ana if one is
ahsont-mindcd, the motorman OF the car is
not to blame SO, again When the car
whi2zes by, leaving you gaming after it, don't
use words represented in print by dashes and
exclamation points. Just grin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25
THE PUBLIC PULSE
Editorial Expressions From Leading
NcWspapcrs


Dayton ohio, Is rather proud OF It's record OF
achievement for its first six months under the
commissions manager plan OF government Among
me Things over which !; is Growing is an aver
age saving OF 10 per cent through the creation
OF purchasing division, the instullnent Of a.
accounting system which acts like clockwork a
municipal budget which Is prepared business
principles and which enables expenditures to he
Kept within appropriations, the reduction by
nan OF the death rate OF babies the establish
ncnt OF TWO large parks, the rcorEunizat!on OF
Inc nre and police departments, and other re
forms of practical character. The program
Tor the fu;ure Includes complete and modern
sewerage system and waterworks 10 cost
S-,uoo,"VO. For town OF $4,000 DAYTON feels
thal II Is going ahead pretty rapidly, and 1t
thinks the results OF It's first six months expert
encc under the commission plan Justify a little
Dragging 1t seems SO to u.s. too. as far as we
can Judge from the managers report. More
than six months, however. are needed TO make
II absolutely certain whether this is a case of
new broom or whether the Improvement rests
on a permanent Observation-Disclosures sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-25

t'rhe Narscllaisr" was written by Claud
Joseph Ruuect de I.islc. a young French office
or engineers. ucuned on tho night of April %
1892 ii was written in Sirasburg the pvincina
clay which WAS taken from France by German,
in The war Of lS70-7l. and around which tn
present conflict Will probably rageD
Nc SONS of freedom. wake to glory.
liarH' bark. what myriads bid YOU risc
foEr children. wives and srandsires hoary,
Behold their tears and hear their cries
shall hateful NrAnts, mischief breeding
Win hirclIng hosts. runlan band
Alright and desoiatc the land,
Whilo peace and liberty lie bleeding?
To arms. 10 arms yc brave.
The aVenEinS sword unsheathc:
March on. march on all hearts resolved
ON victory or dc@th.
Now, now the dangerous storm is rolling
Which ;reachcgous kings confederate raise.
The dogs of war, let loose, are howlinj
And 10! our fields and cities blaze;
ana shall va hasc,y View the ruin
While lawleSs force, with guilty stride
Spreads deso!ation far and wide
WIN crimes and blood his hands inhruinG?
TO arms! 10 arms We brave etc.
@ L!bcr;y' can man resign thee
once having felt thy generous flame?
Can duugeons, bolts or bars confne thcer
or whips thy noble spirit tame?
Too long tho world has wept. bewaiIinG
That talsehoOd's dagger tyrants WELD
ltut freedom Is our sword ana shield
And all their arts are unavailng,
To arms! 10 arms: ye brave. etc