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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

company. and to keep an eye OF the
militia from. this time on.
why had no idea we had such a
great force he remarked after the
review.
Followin" the church service on sun
day. Governor Stuart shook the hand
Of hundreds of mli,iamcn. Brigadicr-
General G. &. Vaughan and his staff
were also at the service.
The three rcrimcntal surgeons
Captains 1lin. Dennis aud Parker
have gained tho friendship Of the rncn
by the efficient manner IN which they
handle the morning mail. TO date less
than Il half dozen letters are undeliv
cred. although II is Il considerable task
To locit" ~ man among the 1000 here
when his company and regiment is not
designated The chaplaius also look
out for The letters and cards mailed in
camp and sec that they reach the post
office in time for the trains. They ais"
have Il stock OF stamps on hand for the
men.
The Blues Battalion tonight Of
fcrcd - reward Of $50 for tho arrest
and conviction OF the men implicated
In the assault on private Gooch On
account Of the mcagrc description OF
the assailants, II Is not considered
likely that the money viii ever be
paid out.
BLUES ENTERTAIN
PARTY OF OFFICERS
officers of the Blues entertained to-
might in honor Of a large party Of
officers from tho regiments IN camp
here. The dinner was served in tho
battalion officers mess hall. after
which tho guests repaired to Major
BowIcs's quarters, where a pleasant
evening was spent.
Company g, Richmond Grays. halted
at drill this afternoon in "a humble
bees nest Tho BOYS were attacked
Il, the tufuria;eI iuyscts
only few minutes before the company
beat "A retreat Tho fight between
Corporal II j. Osborne and one par
ticularly valiant bee couvulsed tho en-
tire regiment. osborne is being con
graduated for his valor and narrow
escape from the enemy.
Company +. Richmond Grays. was
selected as guard for Tonight and
tomorrow. Captain 4. Is. Cousins is
officer OF the day, with First Lieuten-
ant Rady as officer OF the guard. and
Second Lieutenant Peters as command
80 Of the provost guard. in charge OF
tho situation in Gordonsvillc.
The fast Blues ball team was dc
fcatcd this afternoon BY Gordonsville
by the score Of to o. short hit
into high grass, with ono man on tho
base. won the game. az the batter
completed tho circuit before the ball
Was found. Denny Wright and stan
ICY Clarke composed tho Blues bat
terry. Dutch Bottoms, Of Company s,
Richmond Grays. handled the indica-
tor
The most interesting feature OF the
hike Tonight was an imaginary night
attack. which gave tho commanders an
opportunity to learn night operations
The problcia was 10 repulsc the cncnlY
without losing the position selected
FOR tho camp
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Sensational Picture nj Bi,ou.

Alter considerable difficulty. which
caused an announcement and then "a
cancellation or withdrawal OF the an
nounccment. Charles w RcX general
representative OF the Wells Bijou in
tcrcstS, has secured for presentation
at the Bijou for tho latter part OF this
week. beginning Wednesdays the SEN
sauonal motion picture drama. Pro
tect Us"
This. the latest and mos, succcssful
photoplay OF the underworld. was pro
duced several weeks ago at Belasco's
Republic Theatre. in New York, where
II is stu being exhibited TO phenomenal
attendance.
irotect Us. Is siN-rccl production
OF innunerablc thrills and intonsn
human interest qualities, relating in
TOUR episodes story OF the most
hideous side of metropolitan life.
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PETERSBURG BLANKS TARS
IN FARCICAu EXHIBITION
Umpire RcynoIdS's Decision NcttIes
Prcss1y mcD, Who Indulge In
DIIntOry tDcftcs

Petersburg, Va. July I7.-Norfolk
gave the worst exhibition of ball play
ing ever witnessed in Petersburg this
afternoon, aud result they were
shut out. The game started OF we'll
enough. and the first nine up for Nor
folk were returned in regular order.
ming. with two men out and - runner
on third. ball pitched by Cochran
bounded away from stewart and struck
Umpire Reynolds The umpire allowed
tho runner TO score. aud Norfolk set
up Il howl.
T'resSly ordered from tic
grounds. and fines we're imposed by
the umpire. After this the game was
farce AS far as Norfolk MAS con
ccrned. and Umpire REYNOLDS fired scV-
eral OF the Tars for dlatory tactics
The locals put MP giit-edGs ball. aud
IiirSch. who waS in the box. only AL
lowed double and two singles. Tie
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Schmidt Want. New Tr,.I.

Now York, July 27.-Hans Schmid t,
under death sentence for the murder
Of Anna Aumuller. applied to-day for
new trial. Schmdt's counsel asserts
tho girl was not murdered. hut died
after an operation, and that Schmidt
cut up her body to prevent Il scandal.
auh to protect the surgeon who per
formed the operation. Arguments on
the application will he heard october =.
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In execution OF deed OF trust dated
July 10. 1907. recorded I'm the clerk
ONCE or Chesterfield Circuit Court. y. Is.
liz, pages 427 TO $50. default having
been made in payment OF portion OF
the debt therein secured. | will sell by
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY 81. 1914,
at $50 o'clock r. NJ,
the aforementioned property, contain
ing about two acres. with all the ma
chinery and improvements thereon, and
fully and particularly described in said
deed OF trust.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale any taxes that may be due on
the property and the sum of $1,000.
oeinS balance due on note of Sl.500. Sc
cured by said deed. with interest on
same from July 10. 9O7, the residue at
one and two years, deferred payments
to he evidenced by notes with interest
from date OF sale. and to be secured by
deed of trust on the property, or all
cash. At the option Of the purchaser
j. j. POLLARD,
Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
OF
DESIRABLE; FACTORY SITE IN
SOUTH RICHMOND.

BY. virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
dated June II. 1912. and retorded in
the clerks Office of tho IIustings Court
Part H., in d. r. 81. page eos. to the
ment OF certain notes therein mem
toned. default having been made in
the debt therein secured. and being re-
qulred SO to do by the beneficiary. I
TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1914.
at o'clock II. NJ.
the property described in the said deed
piece and parcel OF land. with the i'm
provements thereon. lying and being
in the city of Richmond. Va. In that
section thereof known as South Rich
southeastern intersection Of sixth and
Stockton. Street. and more fully bound :
cd AS follows: commencing at the
southeastern intersection OF Sixth and
and fronting on the said south line OF
Stockton Street siXty-nine t6?) feet
and thence running back at right an
giles. and within parallel lines (the
the eastern line of Sixth street,. the
distance OF ono hundred and nifty five
U55l feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses OF
executing, this trust, taxes and other
charges due. and unpaid. II any. and
the payment OF one note for the sum OF
$500. with interest thereon from June
-, 1914, TO date Of sale. The residue.
II any, iii equal installmcnts in one and
Two years, with interest added and se-
cured by deed OF trust; or cash, a s to
said residue. or any part thereof nj
option OF purchaser.
CHARLES +. RUEHRMUNp.
\. l.. ADAMSON. Auctioneer
y. B.-Better terms may DC made at
time OF sale.
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By y. w Bowc & Son,
Real Estate .Iuctioncers.
Splendid Grove Ave.
Residence, No. BIB.

Al the request of the owner who is
determined to sell. we will offer for
sale, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1914
at o'clock T.. NJ.
the property above referred to. con-
SistinS OF a new, nine room detached
brick dwelling. hot water heated. mod
ern in every way. together with the
lot upon which II stands, fronting 3.
feet on tho south line OF Grove Avenue
by depth OF l7o feet to an alley This
property will make an ideal home, or a
good Investment.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
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Socialist Editor nc.ipn.

Girard. Kansas. July c1-Frcd -.
Warren. for fourteen years editor Of
the Appeal to Reason. a Socialist news
naper here. resigned to-day because or
illness. Louis Koehling managing
editor. Will succeed him. and Walter VI.
Wayland Will be sole owner.
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TRIPLES IN THIRTEENTH
GIVE SENATORS VICTORY


continued From Eighth rageD
wild pitch and an error in tho ono and
one-third innings he ofciated-prob-
ably "a worlds record of its kind. The
generosity nctted tho Athletics five
runs. and the Tigers could never over
com" In" handicap. although they had
a chance I'm the third inning. when
Crawford famed with the bases full.
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TRUCKERS WIN GAME BY
BATTING SLOAN HARD
from Eighth rasc.J

'Continued from ElGhh faGcD
though wild At times. was uuhittable
IN the pinchcs. Duke i.audgrar. short
stop for Kicnmond several years 'tro.
but recently with tho Wisconsin, mi
nois League. arrived her" to-day. and
this afternoon Was in the outrc,d Tor
the locals Another outdcldcr is en-
ccted here from charlottesville to-
riorrow. The score:
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Roanoke.

irmschcr Three base hits-Walters
stolen hascN Smith. Icibs. Double
playS-poole. irmschcr. Graham Sac
Base on balls-oG Mumford. :. Left ON
bases Newport News. &; Roanoke. 10.
struck out-hy Poole, 8. by MuUford.
.. Wild pitchcS-roole. Time Of game.
80. Empires. Franklin and Hendcr-
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...... 30 = . 81 !.
Norfolk.

summary. 1Wo -baSo hits-SteWart.
busch. Barnett Home runs-Ba
stolen bascs-SimmonS. Busch. Jack H.
Damrau. Double plaNs-SteWart and
McNlahou. Agncw aud Busch. SaCri-
flee hits-LauEh McMahon. Base
on halls-Hirsch, =: Cochran. .. Left
on bases Petersburg. L: Norfolk s.
Hit by pitched ball-.irncw. Struck
out-by lIirsch. :: by Cochran. :.
Passed balis-Stewart. Time OF game.
lao. Umpire, Reynolds.
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WALTER COCHAT0 MAKES
NEW RECORD AT DETROIT

Detroit. Mich. July .7.Thc Grand
Sround* with program Of four races.
three ot witch were split lic It's. I'm the
feature event the sweepstakes race ior
three ycur-oid trottcrs. the favoritc.
ortolan ANworthy. made good. but was
lilly. Miss Perfection, which beat aim
the first heat. the favoritc making a
bad break, IN the next two rounds tho
colt was on. u tro, I'll the way. and
OUTRAGED the lilly
Tom Murphy won two Victories.
teaminG Walter Cochnto TO victory in
":lj pace. Walter Cc,hatp was :,
heavy favori'e and paced the second
heat in ::o2 "a. new record tor him
also. pacing the Ia Il ruar'er 90 the
first heat In IS seconds. lhc fastest
quarter seen on the Grand circuit this
.,HSon.
The track Was in good condition. but
a ligh, rain fell q: Intervals AND the
attendance suffered considerably sum
maricS
2:I5 pace. . in :. purse sl.o5o
Major one, ID =. by Major
,'antz- Dam Uuntraced).
nlia %% ma"Kay. blk. M. con
Niewpointer. h. II. ,SlaiGhb { , A, . . =
j. g. r"tch"m. blk. Z. dIcn-
%elGa sc6ncl Lit,Ic Director. ric@,n
billion also started. Best tim. 2:oS :.
Three -ycar-old trVt. > in >. sweep
stakes. $500 added:
brt elan ANworthy. h. e.. by Ak
worthy Mary Elkin by Prod
gal 'McDonald ............ = | !
Miss Perfection. L.. +. ,DcRiddcrb - :,
". J. l."iburn. ch. =. ,McCarthy) " :.
Holly ltoodcn. b. e. tDodge) ..... > 3
81. Frisco. KATHRYN Collcttc also
started. BEST time. los -
":oi pace. in :. purse $1,000:
Walter tochato. blk. H.. by Co
chato- Kitty burgess by Patch
EN- Wilkes tMurphIp. ........ | !
Flower Direct. b. IN. 'Whitehcad) = : :.
i'iclilcs. h. m. tNaleutinc) ........ : :
Harry the Ghost z. K. tSlaighb. = !
Best time, 2.03 "a.
2:os trot. . in :. purse $1,000:
Gran Marshall blk l.. by
iss H. kay-Klytia by
Prince Regent CSuowp ; | |
Tommy Horn. - &. by otto
Wilkes lDwenp ....... ! . Is :
Reusens. CHI z. tGecrS) 80. :, = , = 3
Omar. b. Z. tFloyd) ....... 4: - =
Lady Grattan. oalIdalc also started.
Fest time, o:OS 10
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TRIAL OF =. &. DAVIDSON
HIGGINS IN wirIIENIIi.E
IsncciaIto rhc Timcs. Dispatchl

tSpccia TO The Times Dispatch
Wythcville Va. July 27.-1hc case
OF the Commonwealth vS s. e. David
son. for the killing OF Zen Wilson or
Main street in Vaudeville. on May Is.
was called this mcrHinS. and counsel
for tho Commemorative AMI defense
both announced them selves ready. E'he
day WAS practically .1Ncn up in Sc
curing IA jury. and with preliminary
motions and arguments. The Com
nonweaith is represented by S b.
Campbell. ''ommonw oaltn's attorney,
and Joseph g. WySur. of Pulaski wniie
tn" accused is defended by Samuel w.
Williams. W. = poaCc and l.. Lee
rrinklc. The killing grew out of do
nestle trouble. Scvcnty-five witnesses
have been summoned in the ease. and
the prospect is that the trial will be
slow and contested on every available
point
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On FRANKLIN STREET. 500 block
west. thirteen rooms. two baths. fur
mace neat Price low for quick sale
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PRONF.AENTS THEREON. IN HUI
GCENOT DISTRICT. rOWHATAN
In execution of two orders of the
District Court Of the United States for
tered on April 80. 1919. and July u.s.
1914. In the matter of Williams and
Cease. bankrupts. the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners Will sell by auction
AT front door of Powhatan Courthouse
on
TUESDAY. JULY IS. 1914.
the above mentioned property, situa ted
in Huguenot District. powhatan Coun-
~. Va. about seven miles from Pow
hundred and twenty-siN and one-h half
,236 l-2) acres. more or less, not in
Guiding a strip OF two and one-half
{: y acres. more or less. which was
condemned for the right OF way for
Farmivlle and Powhatan Railroad and
bounded as follows: on the north by the
lands now or formerly owned by Larry
Moselcy. on the south by the tract now
or formcrl yowned by w. NJ Justis. on
the west by the Dorset Road. and OH
the northwest by the lands Of Dinwid-
die Reams. deceased.
TERMS: One-third cash and the resi-
due In three equal installments, at six.
twelve and eighteen months after date
of sale. the purchaser to give his nego-
table onte with interest added. and
title to be retained until ALI OF the pur-
ance ordered by the court. or all cash.
Al the option OF the purchaser
j. JORDAN I.EAEE
ROBERT y. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners
|. Joseph r. Brady. clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of the United States District
Court. do hereby certify that the bond
required of the special commits sioners
under order entered on the 30th day Of
April. 1919, in tho matter Of Williams
& Cease, bankrupts. has been duly eX-
ccuted and approved.
JOSEPH p. BRADY. Clerk.
Ry r. u. Powers. D. l..
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE STONE QUARRY. WITH
All. MACIIINERY THEREON, IN
TIE COUNTY OF Gil STERFIELD.
VIRGINIA, ABOUT TWO MILES
WEST OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. KNOWN AS THE WRAY-
BROWN QUARRY
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FOR IfENT-}Iouscs
Rent Specials

$50 North Twcnty-scvcnth Street. 6
rooms. bath. S240 year.
- East Grace street, 10 rooms. bath.
1900 year
III South Fourth Street. s rooms. bath.
$500 year.
$50 West Cary Street. Q rooms. bath.
$500 year.
sos North Tenth Street, 10 rooms, bath.
$3.50 year.
2o23 West Grace Street rooms mod =
crn. 5000 year.
Choice small family fats on Robinson
street, between Main and Cary
Streets. ard on Marshall Street.
between Thirty third and
Thirty fourth Streets.
Extra choice modern fats OH Park Ave
nue. and Franklin St. central.
RICHMOND TRUST e.. SAVINGS co,
REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
Main and Seventh Streets.
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PhiiadClpI,ia.
Detroit.
Totals....5l 5 ., ~ Totals. - 10
.Rnt.al To- Can, In cirhth

Score by innings: r.
Philatle ipiia ..............3 . . d :
Detroit ...-..........1 % : a.;
II Baker. Dubuc. Cavci. Collins Barry.
TNo-baSe hiis-p Baker. Cavei. Burns. T..
Baker. Three. base hit-F. Baker. stolen
hasss-oIdriug Murphy. Kavanaugh. Dou-
bic piays-Bush To kavanaugh to Burns
''-H ford IN Burns Baker 10 Collins Ia Nc
Inuis Sacrifice fy-Coiiins. Bases on balls
off Dubuc 3. off Pennock. :: OF Cavct. =.
Kit ny pitcheT-by DUbuc tWalsh and Col
iins, Struck out-by Pennock = wild
pitches DubuC Cavei Time. 30 Empires.
- I.oughlin and sheridan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

SUBJ r BAN-Wc offer a few nice
suburban homes in Highland Park.
North Richmond, Barton Heights and
Ginter Park. at reasonable prices. Let
us show them TO YOU.
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY,
Real Estate AuStioneers.

BANKRUPT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
VALUABLE FARM. WITH ALL I'M :
PRONEMENTS THEREON IN HU-
GUENOT DISTRICT. pOWHATAN
COUNTY, VA
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For Sale

ON GROVE AVENUE. a choice home.
thirteen rooms. three baths. modern;
30-foot lot. full depth
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FINE OPPORTUNITY to buy a block
of land for nice homes. Entire block on
kensington Avenue. from Sheppard TO
West Streets. with view of Battle Abb
hey and gardens. Electric car line on
West street.
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$50 FEET. OAkWOOp AVENUE. En-
tire block. sidewalk paved. all utilities
ready TO connect
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FOR SALE-Rcai Estate.
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In Highland Springs

sixteen lots adjoining. about nve
acres with scvcrroom house. stable
and wagon shed -Four blocks from
car VIII sell cheap to quick buyer.
or will exchange for rental property
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viii have. the corporation of Cover
nor stuart and Acknowledgement Sale
/ in putting the plan in operation. Both
i officials are members OF the State
Military Board. and will have great
influence in getting the scheme
through
Captain Hall plans to have Il recrc
alton tent, OF size capable OF seating
several hundred persons. purchased by
the state. to be used in encampmcnts.
Vic wants to have ii stocked with mag
nzines. papers and stationary Tor the
men. in order to make il a lit place fol
them to spend their leasure hours in
comfort. lie also wants TO have a
grapahonc and mclodcon To furnish mu :
sic. and plans TO equip the place with Il
curtain upon which to fash stcrcop-
ticon views OH educational topics The
place viii have seats and will he light
cd with gasolenc lamps of high power
BY means Of this scheme, DR. Hall
hopes to bring the chaplains i'm closer
and more intimate touch with the men
PLAN IL APPROVED
BI GOVERNOR STUART
After brosching the plan to Governor
stuart, he said TO Or. Hall:
1T must be had. and I will person
Tally see that ii comes before the next
meeting OF the military board -"
Governor Stuart is taking great in
terest in the militia, and, while the
guest of Colonel and Mrs. Allen Potts
ut their home. near here on Satur-
day. he remarked to several officers:
81 want to know more about the
military and want to be known rs the
real COMMANDMENTS chief of such a fine
body OF men
During the review, Governor Stuart
questioned his military aides concern
- ing the homo station OF every com
parry rs II passed his stand. He prom
lsed to look into the records of every
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
RATION ALMOST SURE
TO GET FLOUR MILL
WILL HAVE CAPACITY or ABOUT
100 BARRELS A DAY, ACCORD.
ING TO PLAN
(From the Ration Range)

| An interesting meeting Of business
men was held last evening at The Bus
mess Mems association headquarters,
President Fugate presiding. An infor-
NAL report from the mill committee
showed good progress being made in
the solicitation of stock subscriptions.
Much enthusiasm was manifested by
those present in the undertaking,
which is now assured beyond any rea-
sonable doubt An extended discus
sion on the best methods to be pur-
sued in getting the new mill under
way at the earliest possible moment
lresulted in the extending of call for
q meeting of all stockholders to form
ally decide the mooted question as to
whether the mill, to start with, shall
be of 100-barrel or a 50-barrel capa-
city. The consensus of opinion express
sed last evening was to initiate the
enterprise on the basis Of 50-barrel
hAiA1, dAloWhS tHO pAOJCCI " bC SNd1t
ed at once with the funds on hand,
now almost sufficient to place fully
equipped, modern 5O-barrel mill in
operation. The large warehouse OF
the Pioneer Mercantile company on
South First street has been mention
ed as suitable building. The build
| ing has four floors, each capable of
bearing all the weight that could be
placed upon them and ideally adapted
for mill arrangement. In order to get
ready for the business Of next fall. it
lis believed best to place the new mill
i'm operation as soon as possible, add
ling another 5O-barrel unit as soon as
conditions demand it, Definite action,
however, will be taken up at the
stockholders meeting next Monday
Ievening.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
CHILDREN WILL sing
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
THOSE WHO WISH TO HEAR
HOLIDAY MUSIC SHOULD PUT
A CANDLE IN WINDOW

Choirs Of sweet-voiced children viii
lsing carols On Christmas eve in front
OF all the houses in Las Vegas in the
windows Of which are displayed can
dies to show that the music will be
welcome. The members Of the First
Methodist, First Presbyterian, First
Baptist, First Christian and Episcopal
Sunday schools will sing the carols.
Under the direction of the Las Vegas
Music and Art society the different
bands Of singers have been drilling on
the ancient Christmas hymns.
early Christmas eve they will start
out on their music mission, to each
band being given a specified district
of the city to cover. Each band will
be accompanied by several grown per-
sons as chaperones. At each house
where the carols are sung the resi-
dents will be given an opportunity TO
make donation toward a new mater
nifty ward at the Las Vegas hospital.
This is to be located in building
|erected especially for it. 1t is badly
needed, as the physicians and nurses
realize the desirability Of handling OBJ
stetrical cases under the best possible
conditions.
The children will not sing before
|any house without the candle In the
window to show that they are invited
Further announcement regarding tie
singing of the carols will be made in
Ethe near future.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

Florence ". Moore to apply three sec
end feet from the Pecos river to irri
|gate 222 acres. The project is I
pumping enterprise.
3. M. Biggs, the lumberman of
Chama, has withdrawn his appIica-
tion for the waters of Boulder and
Sinking Lakes. Mr.. Biggs finding
that the waters are too alkaline and
also insufficient In quantity to justify
the irrigation project he had planned.
Notice of intention to take three
second feet from Dry Arroyo to irri-
gate 100 acres on the S IA Sec. 20
7. 30 N. R. 10 e. was filed today with
the state engineers office by John
W. Nickel of Tres Piedras, Taos
county.
E. A. Hartshorn Of Carlsbad applied