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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-17
Sunday

MARTIN Chuzzlewitt. A Biograpt
two reel drama adapted from the novel
of the same name by Charles Dickens.
when Slippery Slim Met the Cham
pion," An Esannay comedy featuring
Victor Potel. Slippery Slim gets an
awful trimming" from the world +
heavy weight champion, but is declared
the winner. Come and see how he wins
out with the aid of Sophia.
THE Everlasting Triangle. An
Edison drama.
Every day four slides taken from the
seat of war will be shown at the Gem.
The evening world., 1914-03-03
SLAYER Of THREE
IS FOUND GUILTY
NF|RST DEGREE
Shillitoni Is Convicted on Sole
Evidence of Girl Who
Saw Murders.

Oreste Shlllitoni. known a. tho
Paper Box Kid" was convicted OF
murder in the nrst degree last night
by . Jury before Judge Malone In
General Sessions. On May = last no
shot and killed John Rizzo and
Policemen Charles Teare and william
Heaney in front of No. 2as Mulberry
street.
lie was tried for the murder Of
Heaney. the second man TO fall IN
the street battle. There was prac-
ticaily only one witness against him.
but II took the jury only about an
hour ard . half to reach . verdict.
Sentence will be Imposed Friday.
Although the triple killing occurred
ct II o'clock at night when the
street was crowded ana brilliantly
lighted from shop windows. few MUIR
des have presented such difhcuities
70 the police and District-Attorney.
The police finally found Nellie ID
Carlo. eighteen years old, who test-
led. under the Questioning Of Assist.
ant District Attorney Wasservogsl
that threats were made 70 prevent
The evening world., 1914-03-03

her from giving information TO thu
police. Her father. she said. tried to
keep her from being an informer.
The pressure became 30 great that
she was sent to live at the home Of
Police Detective Isabella Goodwin,
who constantly guarded her.
The girl described every detail OF
the killing Of the three men by Shiili.
toni.
IN court. eagerly waiting for the
verdict. was Carmine Lcen ylata. who
was tried for murder a few weeks ago.
and acquitted because 1t was tcstif fed
that the man he shot was a Black
Handler who had threatened him.
The Paper Box Kid" lived up to
his reputation for "Rameness" by ac-
cepting the verdict with a smile.
The evening world., 1914-03-03
DYSPEPSIA.

,emzs Z. scnly Of W. 81 Nss.au 81, Nes
YORK SAYS: "F,r ears I have been tr,ubl~d WITH
rheninsti.n and djsl~psis. snd con ludrd "a Try
your pil. I Immediately fpnnd gta' relief fro ~
thsir Ne. I feel likc . new msn .inr" ! CON.
n.noc.I taking them, The dyspr ala hsS left ms
and nv theum al .ln has gone cn,irely
The evening world., 1914-03-03
u Pills

sre recommended ,a Co,i,cness. tSle,, Sch
ard similsi DISORDER. a The stomach. fave,.
foweas. kripeys Bhtier. Poe boz. A. dra.
dsts ~ by mail.
MIDWAY 4 co. New York
The evening world., 1914-03-03

% ss.Ae w inssssskns sGsea q Novsltisa including
tie hae Pub Aas h ths nv Lsaahas mminss and 0sna
meueS, 0ieHL osadsd md Emhssdsred Effects; Crystal
Pearl nd Nnsens Camitussss alec wide variety q Jet
Crdm. Tasssk Finoas, Eta
3D. Ahs. d Hay Athactass Prices,
Nsvelay Tasssls and Drop Omamsnts,
hbss, wahs nd eeleu. Each Soc % SIS
Flesal Tsinnhss and Sprays, Yasd ]Se - $50
Bad nd Inhsetdseed Novelty Bmdinss,
k0A suvs. psssl nd hinaseons.
And large collection Of Beaded
Evening TUNES. Wraps, Allovsrs and Flouncinss
AZ Unnual Reduetiens
The evening world., 1914-03-03

AWuQ0 a the Fourth Floor,
>1o ~ ppaemihy - acquire The finest pro.
1e3s q IL vui&S ma eelehsaasd potsss;s and
q UdAmu G
A6ssUdlnaayH Observation-Disclosures
$3.50 ~ y kmA Rih EadAh Gin, from Mnten.
. VsdUxsea Dsulea Foley end Grown SAhee.
k4Na 49, Chai uheQss. Dsseden. Bsvsziaa. Cub.
Sad NY Dpeassa caassw,s& EagiaA and Swsaih
Enpasak eaais Bssus ~ Mnt,e Sea.usesss. Busts
0Us1a. Rvah Vassa DusA S1va, ukneess Enamsls,
Mnhys ID JswA BelsG Elssholssa iuchdng stylss for
Deb. De.dsin I'd DhhO 1ssass lnpssesd nd Domsstie
Ln4CmIh 8Adsa
The evening world., 1914-03-03

The convenient location
of our Eight Offices
Should be at least lone "
good reason why you ought
not neglect to have your
eyes examined If they are
troubling you.
At the Harris Stores a thor.
oush examination OF your
eyes by experienced Ocnlists
Registered physicians)-and
a careful and accurate adj
justment Of the mounting by
expert Opticians - gives
every assurance OF eye.glass
PERFECTION.
Harris =. Glasses, whether
they cost 500, $500 or
$500. are guaranteed to give
YOU complete satisfaction
The evening world., 1914-03-03
MHXtdhtNS

g East 23d st.. near Fourth Ave
g Wet l26th St, near Lenox Ave.
"a W. Slth g.. bst 9Th and 9th Ave-.
~ Columbus Ave-, elst and SGD Sta.
70 Nassau st., near John st.
100 Broadway, nj. willo'by. B'Klyn.
~ Fulton ST., opp. A. D g., B'klyn,
~ Broad g., on same block With
Bshne Z CO, Newark
The evening world., 1914-03-03
Imported Novelty Ribbons

10 III d f.shoaabls Spring ees and seyss suitable for
Ch1ss Sashss end NGleY Triunings nsludns Dreaded
Tnask C6m cas and Mssalls efscss Embesssd Velvsts
Snahne TaEstas lmgsims sur Chains. Baysdsss. Roman
PalA nd Snpsa Moise Faille. Satin Dc Chine 0mbre
Saeh Cs il bk and eess Celosed Vevets Taifeta and
Sah bap ale Esadymads q mads . order Cdles Fnsed
SashsA h0Hs Resseass snd bewa
Als (w Wsdhssdy. Exesptienal Nalus tn
Sakin Taffsea Ribben, so inehss vide.
h whits black and eolors. Yard 23c
Lingerie Ribbon. in wiiss pink. blue and mauvs,
Nel. W. Z {, 5
- Pee. 4 ley..d. q. iSe. 27e, Sc, 80. 6oc
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Richard y. White. s. AIs1GDdria. La, and Mar
K. Sflliman. 2. Rev. s. II. Greene.
william HArnd smith. =. and Marie Pearce, >
Rev. S. II. Grsene.
willie H. Williams, - ArTonia, Va. and Flor
sncs ". Profit. IS. Shores. Va. Rev. JAnes s.
Montgomery
James Patterson, .. and Katherine Flynn. .
both Of Philsdelphia. Pa. Judse Robert Il. Terrell.
Owen L. Weaver. q. Glen Echo. Nd, and Helen
J. Ellsworth. Is Rev. II. I. Cousins.
Frank J. Hanlon, n. and MartAA N. Brown. q.
Rev. Paul A. Men1el.
Roland A. -Waddin. 5. Jsnsy City, n. J., and
Ruth Walter, q. Rev. J. r. Nelms- =
John II. Madert. Is. and n. Grace Mellon, 3.
Rev. Edward L. Buckley. ------..
Preston STREET.. %. Mt. Rainier. Nd. and Myrtle
c. La Smith. q, Rural Retreat. Va Rev. J. B.
Cart
William s. Ryan So Indianapolis Ind. and Eulu
L. Beeher. u. Knishtsto-n. Ind Rev. J. =.
Mackin.
Charles Ralph Barker q. and Marion z. Camp
bell, - Rev. W. G. Davenport.
COLoRED
LORENZO Martin. . ROCKVILLE Nd. and Susie
DednGm, = Raleish, n. c. Rev. W. A. L. Morton.
EdrdEe Robinson. .. and Matilda Fisher, ii.
Ein:s. Dory. a, and Ros. Holmes. Is. Rev. W.
h Dean.
CoIey J. Buriss. 50, Louis County. Va, and
Minnie D. Jackson. q Rev. ". A. TbousS
Joseph Nelson. 3 and Irene Coaster. 2, both. Of
0ccuquan, Va. Rev. A. b. CatIett.
John Fitzgerald. q, and Lillian Lee. n Rev.
u. W. d. Norman.
James c. Carter. a. and EeanA oOrbin. n Rev.
A. J. Tyler.
Elijah ThOuas. g. and Katie Brown. = Rev.
William A. Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

for the District Of Columbia and Maryland-Fair
south ~ "'-'' OeoolninS
The Northwestern disturbance In, rs.cb.d Al
and rains continued over the middle and north
eIh olstrlcts west Of the Rocky Mountafns b,f did
not extend to tho eastward
There were also local rains IN the West Gulf
~. &C. New England. and New York, while over
vailed. "sf lEs
Tsnperatures are slightly lower In New Eug,and
snd Ne" 1ort. the West Gulf and the PIsips
states. and higher elsewhere They are a a rnIe
tainS ' 'e-' 'O4H
There will be local rains Tuesday in the Grli
SlItS and probably on Wednesday in the East
Gulf States. There will also be rain Tuesday Ia
the North Pacific States and the .Ttrrme Ncr,b
Nest extending "Wednesday into the Northwest gen.
orally. Elsewhere fair weather viii prevail Tuesday
and wednesday
1t viii be cooler wednesday in the extrvme North
west btu elsewhere Temperature changes win not he
marked. -
The winds along the North Atlantic Coast viii
be semitic to mOderlte northeast and east; on the
Middle Atlantic Coast gentle 70 moderate yari, ~.
becoming east and southeast; on the South At
antlc Coast gentle to moderate northeast and east
on the East Gulf Coast gentle to noderate east and
southeast; On the West Gulf Coast gentle TO mod
erate southeast and south; the Upper LAKES
moderate south Tuesday. with fair weather; on tbe
Lower Lakes moderate, southwest and west Tues
day. with fair weather.
Local temperature Midnight 81; a n, s; 4
a. n e.; a. m. 81: a. m. 81; 10 q m. q;
Y noon, 81; p m, @; p. m. @; D m, a.;
8 p. m, IS; 10 p. m, 81. Highest, g. Lowest 81.
Relative hunidity-s a. N. .; p. N. 4s; Q p
Rainfall s p. m. to p. nj, ooo Hours us sun
shine, lilo. Per cent Of possible sunshine, 100
rempentuTe same daate lASt year-Highcst, g.
Lowest, s.
TEMPERATURES M OTHER crTIrs
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
BANQUET TO OFFICIALS
TO open engine HOUSE
Relief Hook and Ladder Company
Moves Into New Home
Thursday Night.

Alexandria, Va. oct 1s-The engine
house OF the Relief Hook and Ladder
Company will be formally opened Thurs
day night at o'clock with a banquet
which VIII be served IN its new home.
ell, officers OF the different fire companies,
and others have been invited.
The building will be formally received
on behalf OF the city by Mayor Fisher
and viii be placed In charge of ]. H.
Trimyer. president OF the company, who
viii act as toastmaster.
Plans are being made by Post F, Travel
ers' Protective Association for q ban
quet the latter part Of next month. Il
VIII be known as a "get-together" ban
quet. The following committee has been
appointed to arrange for the affair: j.
William May, r. L Payne. s. W. Pitts,
@. H. Kirk. and H. L Reed.
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church, and
William Campbell, elder, will leave to-
morrow for Lynchburg, Va, to attend
the annual meeting OF the Synod of vIr-
ginia' which will convene tomorrow even
ing.
Several speakers from the centraI
Trades Union, Washington, tonight de-
hvered addresses before the AIexandrIa
Trades Council.
revival services were opened tonight
IN the M. E. Church South by Rev. Lee
starke- They will be continued through
out the week.
One criminal case is slated to be heard
in the Corporation Court tomorroyS ,norn-
ing, Judge L c. Barley presiding.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
10000 RUSSIANS LOST
IN BATTLE OF PRZEMYSL
Austria Also Claims Victories Near
Starry Sambor and on Eastern
Bank of River San.
BY STEVEN BURNETT.

Vienna Cvia Berlin and Amsterdam,
Oct. 1s.An official statement issued to-
day estimates the Russian losses at
Przemxsr. at 1000. The statement says:
Our attack in the battle on both tanks
of the Strwiaz River, south of PrZemyBl
continued yesterday and our troops sue
ceeded in getting close to the enemy"
Manchester, Mass, Oct. 19.-Ambassador
Dumba, of Austria-Hungary, tonight
gave out the following statements from
Count Berchtold, minister of foreign af-
fairs:
Battle fought on line Starry Sambor
to Mekyja and on San, as well as opera
tions directed toward Dnister take ia
vorable turn for Austrian troops. North
of Przmesyl our troops have already
reached eastern bank San River and
positions southeast of Starry Sambor were
carried after stubborn fights. Number OF
prisoners taken in present advance move
ment more than 1900. American Red
Cross detachment arrived at Budapest
was received with greatest sympathy"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
REPORT AWAITED here
ON SEIZURE OF ship.
Case, of the Standard Oil Steamer
BindilIa May Prove Of Decisive
Maritime Importance.

The receipt Of complete reports as to
the, SEIZURE by British warships of the
Standard OH steamer BrinciIla, former
ly Q German vessel Is awaited here with
great interest. as It 10 anticipated that
the case may prove Of decisive i'm
portancs with regard to maritime ques-
tons In the present war.
The State Department has been ad-
Ylsed Of the arrival OF the Brindilla at
Halifax. Nova Scotia, under convoy of
British warships, but circumstances OF
and reasons for the Brindilla's seizure
have not yet been reported.
II has previously been intimated that
In cases where the ownership Of German
registered vessels was not actually
American to begin with. Great Britain
would refuse to recognize the transfer
OF such vessels to the American nag. on
the ground that such transfers would be
only for the purpose Of eyading the con-
sequences Of the war The adoption Of
such, an attitude by Great Britain would
throw into confusion plans for the
wholesale purchase by Americans or by
the United States government OF German
ships tied up in American ports because
OF the British control of the seas.
1t was yesterday said though unofi-
cially, on behalf OF the BrfndilIa, that
while II Is true she was under the Ger
man nag and owned by the Deutsche-
Amerika Petroleum Company, the bene-
ficiaries Of this ownership did not change
with her purchase by the Standard Oil
Company, because the former concern Is
but a subsidiary OF the American cor
poration.
Heretofore, when the American owner
ship OF vessel under a foreign nag has
been clearly established, as in the case
OF the United Fruit Company's vessels,
Great Britain has made no objections to
a transfer Of nag.
It Is understood that the prize court at
Halifax will convene very soon for the
adjudication Of the case Of the Brindilla-
The United States consul will be allowed
to appear in the case and also represent
atives OF the vessels owners will be
granted a hearing
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
ENGLISH RIOTERS ARE
REMANDED FOR HEARING
More Than Score of Men and Women
of Those Who Attacked Ger
man Stores Caught.
Nv JOHN C.. FOSTER.
BY JOHN C. FOSTER.

London, Oct. 1s.-After fighting for
more than three hours a heavy force OF
police subdued a mob of 5000 rioters
who had attacked q number of German
stores in Deptford., IN South London.
More than a score Of prisoners, both
women and men, were taken. An but
one woman were remanded for further
examination. s' ..
The rioting broke out last night, but
was checked. After midnight 1t was
renewed with more violence than ever.
The police tried to protect the property,
but found the rioters in an extremely
dangerous frame OF mind. Many were
taken to hospitals.
The immediate cause of the outbreak
was the arrival Of 800 Belgians in the
neighborhood. These were the first war
riots in London.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
DEATH TO CAPTURE
Commander of Four German De-
ttrOyers Drove Vessels Tn Rocks.
Ry FREDERICK WERNER,

Berlin (via Amsterdam, Oct 1S-Pre-
fcrring wreck and death to capture by
the British, the commanders Of the Ger
man torpedo destroyers S-l15, S-117. S-lis
and S-I19 drove their vessels upon the
coast Of the North Sea Saturday when
cornered by the English cruiser Undaunt-
ed, according to a statement issued at
the admiralty today. -.
The crews Of the vessels numbered "a
men and nearly all OF them are believed
to have been lost.
II is stated that the action Of the Ger
man commanders In dashing thel= boats
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
FACTORY" PROVES A FORT.

Edinburgh. Scotland. Oct. lS,-An inn
mense factory building situated near
here on a railway junction dominating
important defensive works was seized by
the military authorities today.
II Is a massive structure, the founda-
tI0ns consisting Of fifteen feet Of solid
concrete. There is not 4 piece Of wood
about the structure and the strong re-
enforced roof Is composed Of six inches
Cf cnncrete-
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

upon the rocks was complying with or
ders that under no circumstances should
they permit the enemy TO take their boats.
Fear was expressed here today lnat the
German submarine which sank the Brit
ish cruiser Hawke had herself been lost.
As far as can be learned, no report from
the submarine has been received at tho
admiralty since her exploit.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Robert o. and Carrie v. Wolf, r.. girl.
Randolph n. and Anne ValE. boy.
Millard q. and Reba L. Tilton. boy.
Thomas A. and Jessie z. Robertson. big.
Walter G. and Ethel ". RypeI. boy.
Edward W. and Mary z. Peason. boy.
Donald and Helen n. Hastie. boy.
John and Anna n. Gray, 10y.
Charles ". Bnd Mamie Z. Gill. girl
Raymond and Ida r. Davis, boy.
ArsenicA and COLUMBIA Branca, boy.
COLORED.
Joseph and LOttie B. Hard. girl.
James and Carrie Howard, Eiri.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
Honor Late J. E. Sullivan.

San Francisco, Oct. I-t was an
nouneed today that out Of respect Tor the
memory OF the late James z. Sullivan
there will be no successor To his title
Of director of the Panana-Pucific Expo
sion Mr.. suIlivan's policies will be car
ried out by the assistant director, J. ].
McGoyern.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
John J. StrotheTs. IS wears, Georgetown Hospt
Samuel B. PAdgett. q. lA1 Va. ave. e.
Stella NJ. Vale, Il. 1913 Eleventh St NV,
Man Murphy. s. Georgetown HUspt.
Rosa Schlett. 81. lls L 81. -.
Minnie G. Fleming. g. 1907 st. nv.
Samuel Borland, "a. Government Hospt. Insane.
Minnie Derrick. Ss, Providence HosJ.
COLORED.
Arthur Williams, % years. GaIlinger Hospt.
Nancy Virgins 90, 1913 Twelfth St pH
Randolf Blackwell. IS, Home for Aged and InfIm
TiImAn STEigEs. 81, Us Sixth-and-a-HlE q. NV
Hattie Key, Is, Garfield Hopt
Rosa Wilhams. q. Frcedmen's Hospt
Dorothea Sharp, months. Freedmen's Hospt
Harry Payne. IL, % minutes. fi2 Oregon ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20
LOCAL MENTION.
Solving the Cost Of Living

Solving the Cost of Living.
Less expense, larger business, small
er profits, enable US to do it Choice
yellow onions. 15c PIX; potatoes, lie;
apples, zoe; sweet potatoes, CSC: gran.
sugar, &c; Norway mackerel, & 1Oc;
cans tomatoes, 25c; cans corn, Csc;
Eagle milk. 13c; chal. milk. 10c; No.
baked beans, 1oc; Penn Mar syrup, 1Oc;
3 lbs. compound, 2Sc; cheese, 1sc; . 10
ID. bags salt, 15c; cakes sand soap.
lOc; Boyer's polish, &c; hominy, 2IEc
h.; evap. apricots, 12c: lbs evap.
peaches, Csc; ArgO starch, &c; the
wonder coffee, zoe: bots. vanilla or
lemon, CSC; IL lbs. meal, SOC; lbs.
head rice, csc: 3 rolls toilet paper, lOc;
pit. bots. grape juice, 15c; hOrseradish,
Sc; chow chow, Sc.
333S N st. NV,
And all the ]. T. d. Pyles Stores.
Reliable stoves and Ranges At
A. Eberly's Sons. us 7th st. NV.
Flowers for Brides and Attendants.
Effective decorating. Shaffer, 800 18th NV.
HARVEY'S Is THE PLACE TO DINE
or. sup. Music and after-theater
dancing.
Harvey's Special Luncheon menu has
the best selections in town. Prices very
moderate when quality is considered
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

To lessen the labors of a fisherman
there has been patented a holder for
his rod. which may be folded and carried
in q pocket when not in use
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

Representatives of the Hotel Mems
Association and officials of the Cham
Der OF Commerce will meet today to
discuss plans to induce the American
Railway Supply Mems Association to
hold its next annual convention in
June, 1915, here. The average attend
ance at these conventions is 5000 dele
gates and at the last meeting place.
Atlantic City. nearly a million and
quarter dollars was expended by them.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

Flowers for Brides and Attendant.
decorating. Shaffer, 800 18th NV.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

HARVEY'S Is THE PLACE TO DINE
or sup. Music and after-theater
dancing.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

Reliable stoves and Ranges At
l. Eberly's Sons. us 7th st. NV
The Washington herald., 1914-10-20

The most EeTIous dIfferences OF OpIn-
ion that will confront the conferees
on the war revenue bill when they
meet will be the tax on rectified
spirits, beer and gasoline. Senator
Simmons admitted yesterday that Con-
gress could not get an agreement in
time to adjourn before Thursday. The
inference was that It would require
most OF the week to conclude the work
Of Congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
NEGRO BETTER OFF
As A PRISONER
MUST BECOME CRIMINAL TO RE-
CEINE ONLY MODERN TREAT
MENT BY THE STATE.

Not without sort OF grim humor
Is The fact. often commented on in
governmental circles, that to receive
mooern treatment for tuberculosis In
Nirgnb1. negro without means must
become a criminal or a mailman. For
the only spots in all the Common
wealth where an INDECENT negro con-
sunptive can he cared for as science
now demands. is in the State prison or
the Insane asylum. A modern tuber-
culosis camp at the State farm al
Goochland County has brought about
many cures of the disease among
prisoners
Sn true is this that governors take
the position that negro prisoners who
have contracted consumption are far
better of al the State farm than they
would be r released. even in cases
that ordinarily might seem to make
The exercise of executive clemency de-
sira BILE by encouraging good cifixen-
ship. The negro prisoner with an ad-
vanced case will live longer at the
tuberculosis camp than he would at
his home, since he receives the best Of
modern scientific treatment, Besides,
his continued Incarceration is better
for the public. since his release.
whether his case is incipient or adj
vanced. might cause spread of infec-
ito min his own home and community.
Part of the proceeds from the sale
Of Red Cross Christmas seals is to be
used in educating the negroes OF this
State to better living standards. that
they may escape the rayages of this
infectious disease. and in bringing
about public sentiment that will
work for the protection of the whole
people by establishing means for tho
treatment of the tuberculosis negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
CHRIsTMAS-yEW YEAR FARES 10
BALTIMORE VIA YORK RIVER


Southern HailwAy--York River Line
announces greatly reduced Christmas
New Year Holiday fares to Baltimore
via Richmond. West Point and Chesa-
peakc Bay. Dates of sale. December
is to s5, inclusive: December 81 and
January !. 1915. Final return limit
January 6. 1915. prior to midnight Of
which return trip must be completed
Stopovers allowed at Richmond upon
deposit of ticket with agent on arri-
val
The service from Richmond to Bal
timore via Southern Railway steamer
Train" leaves Richmond $40 +. M
daily except sunday for West Point.
thence York River Line out York
River and up Chesapeake Bay. A very
beautiful and enjoyable trip. The new
steamers OF the York River Line are
strictly up-to-date In every respect.
and the service In its entirety is in
comparable.
For further information apply to
nearest agent or write III. L. Bishop,
Division Passenger Agent. Richmond,
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-11
PAY
CITY TAXES
Room leT, CITY Hall,
Richmond. Va. Dec. H1etA


THE LAST HALF OF CITY TANES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
for 1914 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER
AND SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS
OFFICE.
EVERY MALE, twenty one years Of
age, and EVERY person 'Seel&ng house
or doing business the eitv.> is as
sessed for personal taxes Those who
hsve not paid any city taxes during
the year are urged t. eail and settle
so rs to avoid being POSTED as delin-
cuents ~
FIVE PER CENT win he added TO
last half If not paid on or tefore DE
CrAFBER 81.
Interest at SIN TER CENT also at
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention is called to the
above. as under the city ordinance
there can be no avoidance Of the rem
atty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due and
payable. FIVE FER CENT penalty
will be added TO all 1914 grading, paw
ing and sewer connection bills NOT
PAID BY JANUARY 81, 1915
SOUTH RICHMOND TAXES, ETC.
must be paid at the ONCE of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR, Tenth and Hull streets.
Town Taxes for. Highland Park.
North Richmond, Barton Heights and
Ginter Park also payable in December
at this ONCE. FIVE PER- CENT PEN
atty added after December 81, 1914.
III. l.. HuLCE.
City Collector.
City Of Richmond