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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
REUNION OF MosBYs MEN
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE ENDS
officers Elected for Eusmfng Term.
Names of Comrades Who Died Dur
ing rnst lcmr Arc IlcId.
Especial to The Tl,ucs-Disoatch
III 4 III .Ol"r IElN-llI 4. " Snn.n..,i,

Especial to The Tiucs- Disoatch
CiAltLOTrESNlLLE. VA, September
25.-rhe twentieth annual reunion of
comrades OF the Forty-third Virginia
battalion, better known>~-as Mosby's
Men, came to II close Tonight. when
the visiting veterans and guests were
rendered Il ball at the Jefferson Park
pavilion by the local chapter. United
Daughters of the confcderncy.
AT the same park. in the Afternoon.
the old soldiers attended Joilitca-
ton and picnic. given by the John
Bowie Strange Camp. Confederate
Veterans. of this city. mpromptu adj
dresses were made by several Of the
command.
,, The business meeting OF The camp.
heid this morning, was presided over
By Commander Boyd Y. Smith. Of Min
eral. Brief addresses were made by
INC Rev. l." X. Mason. Colonel William
~. chapman, OF Richmond. and q. r. l..
Turbeilville, of Washington
The following delegates were elected
10 the meeting OF ;hc grand camp, TO
be held in Newport News October 20 %:
CHARLES T.. Beidlcr. az I.urav. Roy
Frank Strothcr. of Hrucctowm: G. W.
Cowherd. of Columbia; James y. Gun
nell of Vienna, and j. i. Caliighan. of
The adjutant read the names of the
following comrades who have died since
the meeting II fredericksburg ON Oc-
tober last Lieutenant T.. +. Thorn
son. of Clarendon; Robert Greek. of
NleXandria: Captain Robert \. walker.
OF Orange; Watt Bowie. OF WcstIrorc-
land; William II. Garrison. Of Wash
lnSton: Harry Sidney Sennett of N,tsh
vile, Tenn: j. r. Bealc. OF Roanoke:
John ID. Prince, Of Luray: John SIN
clair. of Fairfax; Lieutenant j. H.
rage, of Summit Point; Robert \.
lynn, James +. Hoffman and Henry
y. Wilbournc
officers were loctcd for. the ensuing:
year rs follows: Boyd I, smith. OF
Mineral commander; Colonel william
H. Chapman. OF Richmond. FIRST lieu
tenant Charles l.. Bcidlcr. of Luray.
second licutenapt; Frank Rahm. OF
Washington, thfrd lieutenant: Bartlett
}ollinT of The riains. scrgeant-major:
Edward Shacklctt, OF 3elaplan.. aiju-
iant; Rev. Frank y. Strothor. OF
chaplain.
Invitations to meet next year at
Bennington and Fairfax Courthouse
we're read, but the place was finally !
eft to Il committee
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DIVISION, U. D. c..
MEETS NEXT AT DANVILLE
Hi"e.senfh Annual Convention AdJourn.
Hiter E'ccfiuE New Officers fur
Ensuing fcur

It1lIcIadI, u" ne Times pispa tch. !
i ~" NJ ~. september 2j.-The
H Wins.iei annual convention of the
Virginia Division, Daughters of Tho
Confcderacy held here was concludnd
Tonight. following the selection of
llanNille as the next meeting Mace and
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. Complimentary to her ability .s
a presiding officer, Mrs. Samuel A. Rid,
dick. of Smithiicld. was reelected pres
ldent. The other officers arc Mra
Charles sumner. of Christiansburc. flrst
vice president: Miss shannon. OF Ports,
mouth. second vice president: Mrs II. 4
Blenner. OF Richmond. third vicc-presi
dent: Mrs. II. ii. Andrews, OF Bristol.
recording secretary; Mrs. Il. H. vii.
liams. Of Smithneld. corresponding seq
Rotary; Miss Lucy Henry Wood OF
Richmond. registrar: Miss Nell Preston.
Of seven Mile Ford. historian; Mrs j.
r. r. CasscN. OF stanton; Mrs. James
=. Alexander. Of Alexandria. and Mrs
James NJ Garrett. of Baltimore. Gus
I odiana of records. crosses and badges
respectively.
III" delegates adopted resolutions
lduding in high terms the cordial enter
tainmcnt they received az guests of the
Bristol chapter and the Bristol people
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PROPOSALS--Sealcd

SEALED proposals addressed to !. T..
Jones. chairman of Street Commit
tee, Petersburg, Va, and plainly
marked 'PavinS BID, viii be received
until October =. 1914, al noon. on The
construction of 1000 square yards.
more or less. Of crcosoted wood block
roadway paving on East Bank Street.
from Second street 10 Madison Street.
Each bid must be accompanied bv a
certified check in the sum OF $500. paw
able 10 +; q. Stratton. City Treasurer.
part OF the bidder The Street Com
mittec and the City Council reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids Spcc.-
TO r. -. Budd, City Engineer.
Il. G. BUNTING.
(lcvI.
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McGuire's
University School
RICHMOND. va.
OPPOSITE WILLIAM BYRD PARK.
RICHMOND, VA.
LOWER SCHOOL FOR LITTLE
BOYS

Tho ffticth session will open Sen.
tember II, 1914, In the new school.
house adjoining William Byrd Park.
of about $50 acres. The building
equipped with the most approved.
modern single desks and furniture.
rs heated and ventilated by tho
American System" the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitccts and sanitary engineers.
The location of the school Is un-
surpassed. Opposite the public NAV
ground At Byrd Park, It is I'm easy
walking distance OF the western resi-
dence district, convenient to all car
lines, only fifteen Yinutes from Fifth
and Main Streets.
Catalogue by mail .or at book
stores Principal ut 1913 West Ave-
nue.. Phone Madison III.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE.
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SOUTHERN RAILwA y

i.iin.. leave liichmond-Main ST Station
N following schedule nsuros published
For the Sonth-Daiy: go A. M-roc,,
MI y; M,-Ehrress. 6:p T. M-E:xpr.,,
Win WIN EieStrir lishtcd Sleeping Cars for AZ.
i ,vnti. ana Btminshan II go r. III Express,
"ech DAYS; 500 T. VI. aud 600 y. M-i.ocn;
.,,, =, YORK RIVER LINE:
a:w r. M-S;eamcr train tpnrior car, A.
Y,p SUNNY no local stops and AIS p. Nj.
I'"lI! ic:ooai-ConnectinS for Baltimore daily
except SUNDAY rs ~. -Daily-Iocal.
iralns Arrive Richmond I'd
from tie south: 100 a. NJ and SEQ a ~
-: IA r. NJ. S:ao = NJ. daily. sII a. 81 aud
wv = NJ IN sun Fran Yves, Point: va,
':I a. NJ and .;i5 T.. NJ. daily
o. >, IL L. BISHOP. d. r.
va IL Main st Phone Madison ~,
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NEW YORK rROnUCE EXCuANGE

NtW NofA. Scptcmber 25.-Rnw sugar. EASY;
molasses. i.Ss centrifugal. 5.o2: refined. easy
Butter and cheese, steady.
Cottcnseed oil was quiet. trade being re-
strlcted hy fears of October tenders and
lack Of outside demand. The undertone was
generally steady, owing to light crude OFFER
ings. Final prices were three points lower
10 two points net higher. The market closed
steady. spot, 3.65Ss5.S5; September. iG5I5 So:
October. ".'aIst; November. 5.75N5.7s; De-
ceinher, 5s5iiI.s,. January. 5asU597: Feb
Tuary, 6.03nG.0,; March. G.i61G.i7: April, GO
asa. Total sales 800 barrels
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DRY GOODS a1AnI,Er

New York. September @5-Eeavy pur-
H ,ii,t OF towels. sheets. pillow cases and
nlthkets Tor war purposes were reported to-
day. Cotton goods were Irregular with
yarns s'endier. IN embargo has beer placed
Persia. and Indian ports are closed against
Jutc shipments.
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HIDES.
MARKET cONDITIo>,c

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES extremely heavy. Mar
ket dN!. moving very slow. Eggs-Receipt,
heavy market dull Butter-R.ceipts fair;
selling Inc, AZ prices quoted. Vcals-Active
and wanted. Country meats scarce and con-
tinue IN good demand. Liy. stock in gen
oval selling good.
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NHTICE---i,cuai
ESTATE, OF OTTO G. RAMSAY. I.ATr,
OF NEW HAVEN, CONN, DE-

CEASIB:
In pursuance OF Section 2C27 of the
Code OF virginia. Edition OF 1901. as
amended. Clara 9. Ramsay, cNccutriX
of the Will OF otto q. Ramsay, late
OF New Haven, Conn, deceased. under
appointment OF the Probate Court for
Inc iolstrict OF New Haven, dated June
the 'th day of December. 1911, she will
move the Corporation court OF Norfolk
city, Va, to direct u transfer of ffty-
five shares of the caital stock OF the
Norfolk National Bank OF Norfolk, va.
ana twenty nine shares OF the CAPITAL
stock OF the Norfolk Bank for SAVINGS
Y Trusts, of Norfolk. Va, Registered on
the books of said corporations in The
name of said otto g. ramsay, new dc
ceased.
Dated ut New Haven. Conn. July
-. 1919.
CLARA =. RAAlSAr.
EXecutrlx of the will OF otto q. Ram
say, deceased, care Bristol x White,
ATTORNEYS Now lInNan-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MAREEr.
'Seported Ivy Rodgers. Plummcr " Co. Incl
petersburg. Va. September a5-Pcanuts-
Span!sh-Farmcrs' Spanish. quiet: SIC per
hushcl. E!rginins. steady: fancy Jumbo &c
per ID; Fancy hand picker. II. 10 3s.c per
~; extra prime. S,a 10 sa.c per ID. prime
"a 10 Size per 10: machine picked. 81. 10 Si.c
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savannah. Ga, September 2j.-Turpcntine
hoinind! ia'.; no snles: reCeipts. 3ii casks
shipments, S5 casks; stocks. 2I.su Cask :
RoSin; shipments. sales: receipts i27
barrels; shipments. I72o barrels. stool,
il:.225 barrels. Quote: a, Il. $50
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NOriCE-Church
PREsBYrERlAS,

4 FIRST REsRYrEn,A CHURCH
pd.SS, Dr. az n MsrMp rsa n
1850 Bible classes at IL 10 4. NJ. School
nf ne Np Ma nfsS ;rcs,y;nlnAs% GNEGp
and p H. = Su "SStyf sch ss5yi s, "a: 4,
ch GKAcE ss SThEET 7, nnEsp TEnIAx
o'clock L; NJ. Preaching by rev J. I III Ne S;!.
coNNELi.. u. D., Of Omaha. Neb
.A SiLtvUIKNc ilr 0E TIL, TIE C0vEMANT !
i9 !r:I at II M. a; ~ by Rev. S; NJ. GLASGOW.
%; r%T"s I rrsaes sd,a al "sioe r n ths
",coGk Sabbath school at o:s9 A. 81. and
! Bib!e classes meet at 10 o'clock
ch@rsG Nsv SA SrkF r EHEsp 3
+ ,t,"r,lIrrcachins ,o-imorrow II A. NJ and 5
m?sy s5 P 81 sab GSGS? sgho sSry ,sc Wea
Welcome. ''T ~ ""
FIRST. r, pr, sr p t.,5,E, =, -
W McriNinl. the ei pas,or vi! GGoEGE
both services on sunday. y A. NJ and s T. NJ
l;:Eular sunday school session a ,::1 L. ~
@r and ph, nnS,sssCn anrsr,in'cmenl
eastern annex. You are Invited %
, sEG 20; -, n& S,~ .cnpncll ADAMS
~ 80 S;ii = NJ. The ptstor will Preach
We ,iii"d to tho Pagan or Christians View
- - az evening subject: "Wantcd-A
M ~. Scots free Strangers welcome. Quar-
grove Axqse End Harrison hra'S E,re sicTeN
Il \. VI. by inc rev. IT, b. c. MACf.M U''IiE AZ
at s5 NJ |y n n" rss'Hy oo S"ndny school
Hen' Wednesday evening prayer meeting
mcr ri.weniy-'lC,i, AMI leigh Streets. Rroad
fnd rwS"iy-Miih street %at pnssos the door
us and a; j. p MiWMEn VII prcMach 1 \ a.
si9ss" ssaa9y School $50 ~ X NJ o"G &c. g
AHeH' superintendent. All Welcome.
METHODIST
CENTENARY METHODIST sET,vlcEs
aer1isas NJ NJ n 5r z IrfGqGh"E e hG,h
jec': The Key 10 Eish; living" '"''S SUP
BRoAD STREET NJ; Il. CHURCH CTENrH
81; = NJ Morning. Rcv. GERAi.D CUT iiTo
i REnSoN. evening i;cv Join W SHACK
OF Nhe Soul y cordial welcome to ali
CHRISTIAN
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. Il NJ. HOPKINS general Sun'inv s,bn y"
SeSfretnrS of TO Disciples Of Christ. There
state CONVENTION being held al The uanovar
Avenue Christian Church
FIRST uNlrN NHHiiAlNN''i dtirRcu ,r,oyn
NNE9&f ard na %T!i l s,rsS hsy AEX
Sunday september i; rhe life W. Sba ,9s
" In a., %"d Snnday school at close Of scr,fce
bc sropean IN" Wa aa"s Giass; IN View ct
urc? II Not, Why Not ," service at If
O'CLOCK. All seats free. "
Church Of Christ. Scientist, viii he i,sld DC %.
PERKS Avenue ana Meadow street '. at o ,SGirmGF
icrre evening st;nony and expo
Cos e)i-f12i are located in the VIrEinIa
IA ,.!'Say and Power Company Building. cor
open daily eNcea: sundays and holiday
ron. 10 a. NJ to . L. NJ. All az. cordiaiiy
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CHICAGO GRAIN NJARKrTs

ChicaEo Septemhcr 25.-.ENpected enlarge.
-tsnt Of tho domestic visible SUNNY toP n
Monday Handicapped the bulls TO-DAY u,
wheat 10 important rallies took place and
the markci closed steady at the same ~
corn was unchanged to &c lower and for
oats shade on to i.c up. Provisions fn-
.i:c advance. "
Leading futures ranged follows:
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.:i5 A-l.oca; J. Daily-%ew pnr, News
a." A--!;"coi- D"i!y-ch vile. Tx. sun
T!.urmoud
1900 A. t;Hrress- Daiiy-Nor:olk Old Point
ts;le A.-lIocal- paiIy-I ichhE. Lex g. Forge
i!''' Noon - E%psess Daily - Norfolk. Old
Point
ti:o9 Pc press-pa ilv-Nortolk. old Point.
1;"l P.-local- Datly-N. News. Old Point
.6;!9 P locai-hN sun. Govdons VILE
3:!3 ~ :ocaI-EN Sur.-I.yncho'.. c. Forge
'2:lv p ENpress-D aily-Ciu.. t'ville
80 P.-l .iin!ted-Daiiy-t,tu. ChEo St l.
'I:l' P-E%p pa!!y--Cin. Loaisv!l!e
-Slecpe.s tHa:lor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE: R!CHMOND-I.ocai fron
E1t: H;l5 ~ Nj. $40 l. VI Through from
East: n 80 a NJ. 200 +. NJ. 5:3) T. 81 Local
rom WeSt: S:Sl =. Nj ''i1:9e \ VI and ,;Ii
J.. NJ Through: $50 y NJ. 1880 noon and
$3.50 r. NJ.
lanes River Line: ''s:s5 a NJ. eco p. ~.
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RAILROADS
Richmond & Chesapeak. Bay Railway Con,an,
scnEDULE EEtECrIvE APRIL ~

1914.
sup~rscdinE Schedule or aIny 10, IpIz
Trains leave Richmond B'5;5O a. n,
:. y. VI. lbs An, % A. NJ, $40 A. NJ.
~ A.. VI. L II. ~. T.. NJ, 3 T. NJ ma
T.: NJ, o'2O n. NJ. G:2o T.. NJ. 7,IO II. H..
IFS a.. W.. so Il. NJ. 10 T.. NJ. II ,45 T.. N.
:. H. a. VI, I'D a. NJ, 10 a. NJ, vii
a. a M"rZ noon. %. T.. NJ. =. Il. NJ, ; l..
VI" - u: NJ 10 40 u. NJ. G;10 Il. ~, ..IO
j.. II " 'a' -
ID Carries bnEgnxe ) SATURDAY., only.
DAILY except SUNDAY. .sSI,nd1y MI
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COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool September 2j.--Spot cotton, lin
i'cd business: sales. i,2io bales Including
iVo American on the basis of 5.55d. for
lulddlinE' no imports.
Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded
Ia mills. $500 bales OF which American
25.o4j; stock. $4,000 American E3s01o: i'm
ports Gti0: american 500. exports 1000.
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ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS
RE0PEN|hC OF MARKETS
Committee Authorizes Trading in
Unlisted Stocks mt Concessions
From Prices of July 30.
ACTIVITY IN NEW CITY NOTES
Success OF Sale Broadens General
Bond Market, and Number OF New
Sales Are Put Through-Com-
plants Mt Rates for Call Money.
ny RRnAnAN WALL

New York. September e5-Anothcr step
public markets FOR securities when the com
inJtec of five authorized trading In unlisted
waiting July So. Ali transactions have to he
submitted sub; to me committee, and the bids
day were greatly in excess OF expectations
Pubic utility stocks and oil shares were
in Tho iattSr above tho July closing prices.
An active market developed in the new
The success OF this sale has broadcned the
general bond market. and number OF
bonds may now he traded In through the
medium OF tho broker. when the securities
must DO completed without being submitted
10 s ,hc committee Of seven for appTov@l
The rer cen; rate for call money that is
now being Enacted by, some local and out.
and sometimes pointed.
on, luly 50. although facilities were pro-
vided tor borrowing money. brokers were
ever possible. customers we're bounded until
their cash resources were exhausted. and
insisted ID" upon G adoma S e rSSSG inc banks
whoever Il was found that brokers had
ances q, The bank. the bank oniciais po-
uteiy invited them 10 use tho surplus Tor
last turn OF the screw that left the stock
broker tied ur tighter than drum and
drawn light. When this point was reached
tho rates were suddenly. jumped from to
L
banks Increased ;hcir charges 10 the limit.
Then came tho Notation of the city bonds.
Transactions on the New Street curb were
insignificant to-day.
efforts Of BANKERS to organize a soa.oca6"a
Exchange; .,o-day's, sharp rise in cables and
highly significant. Cables rose to si9sia
YAM ea"@ IN to some Tfs ado to
me belief that the modified British mora
ioIium. effective early in October. might
not cover these forms OF remittance.
,o AmnounGGeinen' TINT srranrements have
stock Exchange for private dealings at con
ccssions in unlisted stocks. which Includes
pc curb. was accompanied ny intimntion
;ernlariy listed securities Bond dealers rc g,
ported m increased demand for the new
vance In tho threc-year issue Incidentally
Tennessee secured an extension In this mar
ltet of some of Its maturing obligations.
New York. September e5.-Mcrcantne paper.
asst st'r. I'm strong for cables
Exchanges, si695s:i7i: balances ss.eis.ssS.
COTTON MARKETS..
,eady sales on ihe spot, Isl bales pG 10 @p
strict Sood ordinary. ~ nominal: low mid
ding S. nominal; strict low middlng. SIS
good middlng. %; strict good nddling ess
Ino,ninal; receipts. LASS bales; STOCKS. 54.iSS
Fort. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 bales; stock.
iSin bales; stock, 25,6s4 balce
Tota for Wcek-Net receipts 9SL+l bales:
Total FOR ssason-Het receipts 1901 bales;
exports. 1888 bales.
Liverpool. September 25-spot cotton, linn
i'Gd business sales i,23e bales: Including
3 100 American on the basis of 555d. Tor
Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded
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Chlcago. September ei-uors w.ok an

chicago. September .5.--HoEs weak and
EcneraiIy lOc lower. bulk of sales. 81 oOI IS VI
,Eht sS"nsa@: mixed. sS.ooIs900. hcavy.
g = .SaSso; rough, S.7oIS7S5; pigs. N5jN
steers; tG.:5as9:l5; stockers. s5+smsSS5: cows
and s, hcitors, s3Dui9.l3; calves. sso,nsil.7s.
s.. 500: lAmhs. SG.oamS1 50 ..--7
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SCHOOLS.
The Virginia Randolph
Elicit School
SCHOOLS.
OPENS SEPTEMBER "a.

Number pupils limited)
Bcginning with the fiouse OF C-b,Ia,
MOOD tMohtcsSori Methndf, and cor
tinuing through prcrnratory work TO,
college entrance. Bryn Mawr examina
uohS IN May. Certificates admit to
Nassar. Miss Cogan received Madame
At0niesSori i9iplona. Miss Maria Blair
VIII! lecture twice ~ week Twenty c.
pcriouccd teachers. French on. f;crtn.n
TO little hirls. no extras. Address MiSs
El.!.iiTT, u n. Laurel st. For inforina.
non or catalogue. address MIR HUI;if
5. Hl!;D. =. o. Box 702.
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FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH CELoYD
Avenue ara Harrison Strec;I. Rev Allen
ANbhN T. BoWSEK. minister Subject for
H:unGay september -. The Life We share
I'm t"u sunday school nt close Of snr,fce
GupJect ior The adult class: I'm View Of
INC European War. Is Christianity a rail
WC ~ Not. Why Not" Service at II
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocx MARKET

ISlI"s nj Union Stock Ynrds.)
TENDER 81 l?i4
Richmond. Va. September 2s. 1915
bcst steers, 10 S7: medium TO good ~
TO IA; common to fair. G,a TO !: best hci.ers.
70 ~; medium to good, Ga to IN: common
10 lair 5ts to 6: best cows. To 6iA medium
to good; ~. toss common to fair. ~ 10 ::
pest bulls -. TO az: light. to 5i.: calves
10 w. dicks. To Gis: COWS and calves. $50
to S'5 per head: hest hogs. s.. to .. sows
ana Stags. ai2 to Iis> best sheep a., to 5;
medium 10 good. Si7 TO ~: common to fair
!" 10 5l1; spring lambs ~ 20 81.
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,DailY. fWceLdays. eSundaya only.
All s:aiHo to or from Ryrd Street Station
ntop at Eiba. Tim, G arrivals md departures
not guaranteed. 2aed eho nigna
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Embarrassing & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FRoa: WISE. YcToN AAp REyaAn

ACCOMMODATION TRAES-W WEEKDAYS.
leave BIRD 81. Sta. 400 r. y. fer FrcBerickstar.
Ieate EipS Ste. ?.30 M..6f0 Z. n. for Ashland
Arrlve E!ba Str. eco AM, sac Pm. from shlAnd
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CTITtISTI ! \.
sly ENTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
, ne putpit VIII be illcd in the morning nv
hcN. Il. NJ. HOPKINS. general sunday school
secretary az tIc Disciples OF Christ There
VIII IL" no evening service. owing to tho
st"tc c"i.yenti"n being held AT the Hanover
Nvcnuc ChristIan Chmrch ~
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"HVLF..A n QUOTATIONS on 'CHANGE
u,,.,, i1chnond. Va september q. 1914
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res ranged As follows:
Open. High. Low. Clo.a
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

.."f' qSLos; 80. hard. sloc7.0,IoS Corn
10 yellow 7saisi2c Standard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-05
Thin People
Can Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would
like to increase their weight with 10
or Is pounds of healthy stay there"
fat should try eating a little Sargol
with their meals for awhile and note
results. Here is good test worth
trying. First weigh yourself and
measure yourself Then take Sargol
one tablet with every meal for
two weeks. Then weigh and measure
again. 1t isn't a question of how you
look or feel or what your friends say
and think. The scales and the tape
measure will tell their own story, and
most any thin man or woman can
easily add from five to eight pounds in
the first fourteen days by following
this simple direction. And best of all,
the new flesh stays put
SargOl does not of itself make fat,
but mixing with your food, it turns
the fats, sugars and starches of what
you have eaten, into rich, ripe fat
producing nourishment for the tissues
of the blood-prepares it in an easily
assimlated form which the blood can
ready accept. All this nourishment
now passes from your body as waste
But Sargol stops the waste and does it
quickly and makes the fat producing
contents of the very same meals you
are eating now develop pounds and
pounds of healthy flesh between your
skin and bones. Sargol is safe, pleas
ant, efficient and inexpensive.
Druggists sell it in large boxes
forty tablets to package-on a guar
antee of weight increase or money
back.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-05
Best Treatment for
All Complexion Ills

I'll tell you my panacea for all COM
plexiCn troubles. IF the skin be color
less, ss!low, muddy. over-red, if it be
rough. chspped, blotchy, pimply, or
freckied. there's nothing that will so
surely overcome the condition as ordi-
nary mercolized wax. The wax literal
~ takes off q bad complexion-ab-
,Norbs the dead and near-dead particles
of surface skin. so gently, gradually,
YOU experience no inconvenience at
AL new complexion is then in evil
dence. one SO clear, spOtless. delicate
lv soft and beautiful, you look many
years younger. One ounce of this wax,
procurable at any drug store, will re-
juvenate even the worst complexion.
II is smeared on like cold cream be-
fore retiring and removed mornings
With warm water The mercolized
wax habit is a healthier and more
economical one than the cosmetic
habit.
If the skin be wrinkled or creased,
oathe it daily in a solution made by
tissolving an ounce of powdered saxo
lite in a half pint witch hazel This
acts Immediately. affecting even the
deepest wrinkles,-Elsie Desmond, in
Beauty's Mirror.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-05

decorative motif The program for the
afternoon was especially interesting.
Mrs. B. F. Harris, presented the For
ign topic and told many interesting
things pertaining to the careful. sym
pathetic training of children. Mrs.
John Thurman presented the Home
topic. A paper on Service Plus Bet
ter Service" was read by Mrs. Ella
Curry. Mr. Ralph Little sang two
solos and Miss Eta Hill played a
violin number. A report Of the c. w.
B. NJ branch of the National conven-
ton held recently at Atlanta. Georgia,
and which was attended by Rev. MIR.
Murray was made by the pastor. Brief
remarks were also made by Rev. Mr..
Motley and Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman.
president of the c. w. B. M. of the
Central Christian church. Later a
reception was held and luncheon
served by the hostesses.
The l. Y. r. class Of the East Main
Street Friends church enjoyed pro
gressive hike" Monday evening After
business session held in the church
parlOrs the class was told to follow the
leader. They first went to the home
of MIR. Orville Boone on Pearl street
After a few games and delicious
luncheon the guests went to another
home. Later they ended their walk at
the home of the class teacher, Mr.. H.
B. Reeves on North Eighteenth street.