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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
COMMON WEEDS ARE
Of MARKET VALUE
UNISON WEED, WHEN PROPERLY
CURED, is WORTH FTvR
CENTS a POUND.

A sharp advance In the price of most
drugs has been the result Of the Euro
pean war, both because of the cessa-
ton of harvesting and shipping Of
many foreign drug plants and because
by far the greater number OF drugs
are marketed to the world through
England, Germany or Austria. OIL Of
IA ssafras, for instance, has about
trebled in price. oil OF wintergreen-
the three ingredients OF 'sarsaparilla"
has jumped from ATS to $4.25 a
pound Yet the raw material for these
is readily procurable in the United
States. The outcome, 1t Is expected,
will be the establishment In the Unit
ed States Of one or more distributing
centers for drug products but whether
or not this results. American boys and
girls will find good market this year
and next for a large number OF COM
mon weeds and herbs which, to a great
extent. enter into drugstore medicines
Most of us would be greatly sur
prised to learn that several dozen Of
the commonest weeds are the very
things we ask for at the drug store but
under different and usually high
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
ARCHITECTS PLAN
FOR CITY BUILDING
COUNCIL COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
PROPOSED DESIGN MON
DAY NIGHT.
QUESTION OF LIBRARY
OPINION DIVIDED AS TO HAVING 1T
IN CITY BUILDISG-AUDI-
forum TO SEAT 5000
PROPOSED.
QUESTION OF LIBRARY

The special committee on new
municipal building VIII meet On Mem
day night at o'clocks at which time
Alfred G Bosom. the consulting
architect will I've present and at which
time plans will be received from the
architects who may enter the cempe-
tition for supervision of the proposed
building.
Under the program framed up by
Mr.. Bosom at the suggestion of the
special committee, provision will be
made for the Chancery, Circuit, Hust-
ings, Law and Equity and Civil Courts,
the high constable's office, necessary
clerks offices and Jury rooms; an audi
toriun and a pa bic library.
The question Of library has been dis
cussed by various associations, and by
the council committee. Opinion as to
the advisa nility Of placing the library
In the ONCE building is divided. Many
leading citizens have urged the city to
erect a library elsewhere, while others
have agreed that the library should be
in the proposed city building. where
II would prove of convenience and
value TO the students of the colleges
and schools. a. we'll as business men.
Cost More Than Half Million.
The building will cost more than
half a million dollars. 1t will be con-
structed with the view of being or
sufficient size TO take care of the city 8
needs for many years to come.
The auditorium is tn seat not less
than three thousand people, and is to
be used for large conventions and
musical productions
Architects have been at work on the
plans fer more than month. Three
prizes viii be awarded the architects.
The first will be $1,000. the second
$500, and the third $3.50.
The committee having this prop
osition under consideration has met a
number Of times, and has threshed out
the problem fully. 1t hopes to get n
sufficient sum through council TO start
work on the building within a reason
able time. SO that little delay in its
completion may he experienced.
Members Of the committee are:
Clarence A. Seaton. W. II Adams, r.
L. Peters. Claude l.. Batkins Barton
II. Grundy. Carter C. Jones Joseph r.
Powers,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
BREAKS LIMB
ESCAPING FLAMES

Norfolk. Va, Nov 14.--Fire, which
broke out at 1880 o'clock last night.
Quilted a two-story frame building oc
cupied by Hannah Riddick and fam
ily. at the corner of Columbia Street
and Lovers Lane. Just to the west OF
Chestnut Street. The fire started, APP
parentiy. under a staircase. and cut
off the escape of the R!ddick woman.
and others who were sleeping on the
second floor. They had to jump from
second story window Two women
and two children took that ro...t, 70
the ground. and the Riddick woman.
in Jumping. 10 believed to have frac-
tured one Of her legs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
3O>OOOSee Wonders
Worked In Bakery
of Nolde Brothers

cakes are made regularly and per-
sonal attention is given to the filing
Of orders for special occasions.
\ Wonderful Machine.
Visitors during the week found I'M
usually interesting the process OF
bread making by machinery. They
were particularly impressed with the
work of the humidifer. machine
which has absolute control at all
times over the air and the tempera-
ture. cleaning and purifying the
former, driving out all gases and hold
ing the temperature of the room al a
fixed degree. what atmospheric con-
ditions may be outside the building
counts as nothing with the humidi-
fer at work inside as the scientifically
exact quantity OF moisture in the air
and the proper degree of temperature
are automatically held without the
slightest variation. The maintenance
Of such conditions make absolutely
certain the production Of the best and
purest bread.
Five things the humidifer does are:
provides a uniform supply OF air:
purifies or wa she's" with a spray OF
a thousand tiny streams OF water. the
air forced through the machine be-
fore 1t is admitted to the room.
automatically varies the temperature
of the outside air so as to produce
uniform temperature In the dough
room adds or takes away moisture
so that when air ts admitted 70 the
room IL always contains a copsta
relative humidity and removes the
gas thrown off by the doughts dur
ing the process Of fermentation, as
rapidly as il is formed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
SIGNS ORDINANCES
PROVIDING FUNDS

Mayor Ainslie yesterday afternoon
affixed his signature tor the various
financial ordinances, passed by the
City Council in order to take caro- OF
the needs OF the city departments
created by the increased demands h0~
cause OF annexation. City Clark hen
T. August presented the different
spending the entire .mormng pre-
pairing them for his signature. The
ordinance authorizing the bond fseuN
of s534430 for public improvements
In the annexed territory Nas o.
fhs measures signed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
Quality Created Demand.

The business is conducted by five
brothers and two sisters. The presi-
dent of the corporation is. J. Henry
Noide; George Nolda is vice-president;
August n Solde. treasurer, and Will
liam Solde. secretary. Rudolph Nolde
In foreman OF the cake and pie depart
ment Miss Anna Solde has charge of
the bookkeeping ard shipping depart
ments. and Mrs, r. T.. Spott, is manager
OF the retail department.
, shortly after Henry Nolde began the
baking Of bread in his store at 2526
East Broad Street. twenty-five years
ago. with the assistance or William
Node, who entered his brothers ser
vice as an employee, the quality OF the
bread commanded steadily growing pa
tronage. This came and IL was soon
necessary to enlarge the ovens and
baking business. The growth WAS
steady and In few years a three
story building was erected at 25l2 East
Broad. Within few years another
enlargement was necessary and large
building WAS erected In the rear OF the
store. This gave them the capacity
of about 10000 loaves daily.
Five years ago another addition at
3e6-s North Twenty sixth Street be-
came necessary, and as the expansion
of the business continued. the present
plant was begun about a year ago The
hun,idIfier was put in at that time and
the new automatic baking system has,
machine by machine. replaced the ma
chinery formerly used, until now the
plant within a year has not only be-
come the largest but the most modern
in the South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
Council Commtttcc Meetings.

The following schedule of Council
committee meetings for next week
has been announced:
Monday--Suhcom on new
building, O'Clock; special
on redistrieting, 8 o'clock.
Tuesday-Finance committee. ,
o'clock; public buildings, 8 q clock.
Thursday Ordinances Z o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
All Autom n Ideally Done.


floor and automatically deposited on
the fioor truck. which when filled Is
moved into the -four warehouse. In
this there are six yeptilators giving
perfect supply of air. Here the -four
is dumped into & receptacle connected
with conveyer which feeds II auto
maticaiiy TO the blender, which is a
large round drum Inside of which are
many fine brushes through which the
-four Is sifted and all aarous matter
removed From this process the
cleaned -four rs automatically conveyed
10 tina scales which hang directly over
the dough mixers Water filtered ana
purified. and all other ingredients test
before they go into the mixers. also
are automatically measured or weighed
and everything going Into the dough
is in the proper proportion.
After the dough has been mixed in
the machines IL Ia conveyed Into long
steel troughs After II has remained
the proper length Of time 1t Is again
conveyed to scales where each loaf IL
accurately cut off and weighed, The
loaves go on q travelling belt to the
FOUNDERS. thence to the continuous
proofer for the trst rising. after which
II goes to the moldins machines which
shape the ioaves and deposits them
in the pans Next they are conveyed
into the steam box. where they re-
ceive the final proofng. or last rising.
after which the pans are carried to the
ovens where the bread is baked.
From the oven the pans are dumped
and the bread placed upon the racks.
which are wheeled to the cooling room.
The bread is ready for delivery when
sufficiently cooled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15
Shot While rabbit HUNTING,

Especial to the Richmond virg!nian)
Wytheville, Va. Nov. 14,--While
several negro boys were rabbit hunt
ing near Wytheville late yesterday
evening one Of the number. Charles
Ward, was dangerously shot In his
neck and shoulder by one Of his cofh-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-15

Swiss War Loan Oversubscribed.
Switzerland's second war loan OF
$40, 200, 900 In s per cent bonds was
oversubscribed three times.
To Raise Dividend Rates
Informal announcement has been
made that all Brooklyn savings banks
will raise their dividend rates from
IL to per cent
British Buying Horses.
Lincoln. Neb.. horse-dealing Arm.
on Invitation from New York agents
or the English government. has sub
mitted bids for $4,000 horses for ship
nient to Europe for war purposes,
Price approximates 100000.
Establish American Credit.
France AMI Russia have esta blished
a credit with New York banking in
stitutions amounting to $4,000, 900, to
be spent for American products for
use in the war.
Preparing to Reopen Bourse.
Bank of France and the stock
Brokers Association OF Paris have
reached an agreement which will
regulate liquidation of accounts out
standing July 81 on Paris fbonrse, pre-
paratory to reopeninS OF the financial
market, Bank OF France agrees ia
advance stock brokers 20 per cent
Of funds employed n carrying over
4kQC13s 9$ s4as
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Profanacion

Uno de nuestros suscriptores
nos comunica que en- los bales
de paga que algunos mexicanos
ceIebran en- Corpus Christi, Te-
xas, y en- los que cobran diez
centavos por cada pieza que Sc
baila, acostumbran enarbolar la
bandera nacional, 10 que cree, y
con justicia, es una proclamation.
pues los dolores nacionales solo
deben ser usados en- les festas
patrias en- honor de nuestros he
roes y no en- especulaciones o
juegos privados.
Esperamos que los que tai cosa
hacen. desistiran de esa mala
costumbre que pone de manifies-
to 81 POGO respeto pare nuestrc
pabell6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Defuncion.

Ell dia 10 del corriente sfallecio
en- eel ranchorde las Conchas, Pe-
xas, ell Sr.. Leandro Sada, MEM
bro active de la "Sociedad Benz
to Juarez" de Pearsall, Texas,
y esta sociedad en- una de sus
sesiones ordinarias, acord6 por
unanimidad y cumpliendo con 10
que lie ordena su reglamento, en-
tregar a la viuda Ia .suma de
treinta pesos; diez pesos para au-
xilios-medicos y veinte para log
funerales del fnado.
: Sentimos la eterna desapari-
ci6n del Sr.. Sada y aplaudimos
la conducta Observable por la So
ciedad. Benito Juarez" deseando
que tenga muchos imitadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Un case %salomonico.

La semana pasada Sc ha pre-
sentado TN case raro a los jue-
ces de Opelousas, Luisiana, en-
que sc hace necesaria La sabidu-
ria de Solomon para resolverlo,
pues nj mas nj menos dos mule
res 1istintas reclaman la mater
nidad de Roberto Dunbar, un
muchachuelo de cinco amos que
desaparecio de 81 casa ell ano de
1912 Una de e, as mujeres, al
acusar a la otra, que esta en- po-
session del nino, dijo ash los jue-
ces encargados de resolver ell in
trfngulis materno: 10 reconoz-
co por gu cara, por sus formas y
por su cuerpo. Ell instinto ma
ternal me dice que es mi hijo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23

He examinado todos los muelless
todos los lugares donde podfa ha-
llarlo y en- mis- extasis por encon-
trarlo he besado sus pies" Por
su parte, la ctra mujer asegura
que es su hijo y que tiene prue-
has que presentara pronto. Los
~jueces estan perplejos y no ha-
Ian que resolver.
Esto nos trae a la memoria ell
ijuicio de Solomon en- IN case pa
recido. Lllam6 al verdugo y lie
orden6 que cortara en- dos peda-
EOS ell tierno cuerpo del nino en-
disputa, e Embellishments una
de las mujeres Sc opuso a tai re-
soluci6n, diciendo que preferia
que ell nino entero Sc quedara en-
poder de su enemiga, que tai vez
algun dia arrepentida de su nala
acci6n lie entregaria al hijo de
sus entranas. Solomon compren-
do inmediatamente que Ia que
asi Sc expresaba era la verdade-
"a madre y orden6 lie fuera en-
tregado ell nino, pues con su anne
naza habia logrado descubrir ell
verdadero instinto maternal.
Desgraciadamente estamos
muy alejados de la epoca salom6.
MICA y losl jueces ssdel.Opelousas.
tendran que cenirse al C6digo de
Procedimientos Civiles y Females
para resolver ell case.
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Defunciones

Ell Is del corriente, falleci6 en-
Buda, Texas, a la edad de veinti-
cuatro amos, la senorita Antonio
Sanchez, hija del Sr. Evaristo
Sanchez y de 81 esposa la Sra.
Juana Ortiz de Sanchez.
En- Nc Allen, Texas, dej6 de
eXistir ell Is del actual, a Ia tenn
prana edad de dieciocho amos, la
senorita Felicitas Vela, hija del
Sr. Amado Vela y de 81 esposa,
la Sra. fedora G. de Vela.
Mandamos nuestro mas since
70 pesame a los afligidos padres
y demas parientes de las jovenes
fnadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Nacim;ento.

Con toda feiicidad arribo a es-
tie mundo, por Alice, Texas, ell 16
del corriente, ell nino Pedrito Lo,
PEE, hijo del Sr. Placido Lopez y
de su esposa la Sra. Concha G.
de Lopez.
Felicitamos a los dichosos pa
dres del bebito, Y a su papa gran
de, ell Sr. Dario. Lopez, que ha Wis
to multiplicarSe su prole.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Mr.. Cummins llega
Ell Paso, Texas.

Ell jueves 1ltimo lego a la men,
cionada spoblaci6n americana el
ex-V Vice Consul de Ia Gran Bre.
tana ensLa Laguna, Mr.. H. s.
Cunard-C ummins, a quien Villa
trat6 de obligarl por medic de
amenazas a que,llevara una de-
manda de rendici6n de la plaza
de Torre6n. al Oral. Velasco.
Mr.. Cummins, que va de pasos
para la Ciudad desMexico, seonfr-
mo la especie del NAL tratamien-
to que recibi6sde.Villa, agregan-
do quelya ha dado cuenta de ell
al Embajador de gu pals en- Was
hington.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Un angel mas.

A la tierna edad de dos amos,
cuatro meses y diecisiete dias, ia
IIeci6 en- Fort Worth, Texas, Ia
nina Guadalupe Gonzalez, hija
del Sr, Guadalupe Gonzalez y de
SUI esposa la Sra. Gabina R. de
C. Gonzalez.
Acompanamos a los aflijidos
padres del angelic en- su profun-
da pena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23

Maravilloso libro del destino,
de la dicha del amor y de la for
tuna. Oraculo singular con las res
puestas en- verso--------" 0. 81
Manual del sastre---" Ia
Manual de gallos de pelea" Ia
Secretario espanol para csrtss
Libro utilisimo para escribir tods
clase de 0. Il
Perfecto y novfsimo secretario
mexicano. Modelo de cartas CO.
merciales, l~iterarias, familiares
y amorosas. I'm tomo grande-----"0 .7t
FL Verdadero Libro de Oro.-
Practicas de Msgnetismo, Hipno-
tismo Y Suggestion. iQuereis vues-
ira vida rodesda de felicidsd?
Pues Iced ell maravilloso Libro de
Orc. Dicho libro corrige ell apo
csmiento, fslta de ~voluntsd y
energfas perdidas; leedlo y en- 81
hallareis La forma como sc sdquie-
re Ia fuerza, Ia %voluntad, Ia fell
cidsd, la vida toda. Eneuaderna-
do en- tela solo cuests--------y ESQ
Gramatica del amor. Pre-
cioso librito de gran origi-
naIidad OBS
Novisimo y perfecto contador
universal. Manual de cuen-
tas ajustadss al alcance de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-23
Ejecucion suspendida.

Ell martes de esta semana reel:
bimos un mensaje del Sr. Leon
Cardenas Martinez, en- ell que nos
comunic6 que la ejecuci6n de su
hlJo Leon habfa sido suspendida
y que continuarfa defendiendolo'
en- los tribunales federales, para
retlrar de su cabeza la terrible
sentencia.
I'm nuestro pr6ximo nGmero
nos ocuparemos mas extensamen-
tie de este asunto. ,r-