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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14
An Unfailine Way
to Danish Hairs
Beauty Notes.)

Ugly hairy growths can be removed
In the privacy Of your own home II you
get a small original package of della
tone and mix into a paste enough Of the
powder and water to cover the hairy
surface. This should be left on the skin
about 2 minutes, then removed and the
skin washed and every trace of hair
will have vanished. No harm or incon-
~enience can result from this treatment,
but ~ sure you buy real delatone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14
Arrested on Robbery CHARGE.

Special 20 Z Etp UTCdN.
Eldora. July 14.-Frank Deleske. not
unknwn to the police of this section,
vas arrested northwest of this city
yesterday. charged with having brokerf
and entered car on the ". & st. l..
railway here several nights ago. He
will probably be arraigned for prelimi-s
nary hearing some time today. Deleske
Is a man about 80 years Of age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14
sioux CITY IA. s12o, 600 Fire.

Sioux City, July 14.-F'ire yesterday
afternoon destroyed the Terminal ele-
vator here. causing a loss Of $4,000.
The telegraph wires of The Associated
Press and both commercial companies
were destroyed, cutting the city off
from communication for several hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14
RULED WITH THE NECK YOKE.
Wife Complained, But Would Want
Him aaek

Manchester. July 14.-Mrs. John
Watson, of Masonville. is now making
an effort to have her husband released
from the insane asylum, where he had
been taken because OF charges pre-
ferred against him by his wife and her
SON law.
Watson, it appears, went on ram
page several weeks ago. and made
threats at the member Of his family,
and is said to have driven the family
from the home by means al . neck
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14
TWO NERVOUS
WOMEN
Made Well By Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
Philadelphia, Pa. 81 had severe
case of nervous prostration, with palpl-

NuOn OF "e neoI =,
constipation, head
aches, dizziness ,
noise in my ears,
timid, nervous, rest
less + e ceilings and
sleeplessness.
81 read in the pa
per where a young
W o m an had been
cured of the same
troubles by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-14

Vegetable Compound so threw away
the medicines the doctor left me and be.
gan taking the Compound. Before I
had taken half bottle I was able to sit
up and in short time was able to do
all my work. Your medicine has proved
itself able to do all you say it will and I
have recommended it in every household
l have visited. - Mrs. MARY JOHNSTON,
21O Siegel Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

is still in a very critical condition.
 c. S. Bishop has sold his farm to Ralph Kirkpatrick. Consideration $6000. Charlie will remain on the farm this year or until he decides where he will locate.
 Mrs. Tom Morgan of St. Paul, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. A. B. Sisco, has gone to Green Forest to spend few days with her parents MT. and Mrs. L. H. Seitz before returning home.
 J. w. Paul has sold his town proper ty here to V. I. Bishop and bought Dr. Crandall Sisco's residence at Alpena. He is moving there this week. We understand he is to take charge of the hank f. that nlace We regret to lose
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
for several days.

Blaine Rhodes of near Blue Eye, Mo-, :, visited relatives here last week.
 Arch Brown of near Alpena was greeting friends out this way Saturday. Ellis Ayers and family of Alpena visited at the home of his father w. A. Ayers Saturday night and Sunday.
 John Myers, who has been suffering for several months, departed this life Sunday night. He leaves heart-broken wife and host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
 ALPENA PICKUPS.
 Worthy Ash opened subscription school here Monday with very good attendance.
 We are glad to report that Uncle Steve Naples is improving nicely after
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

tNE.
 REPLIES FROM oSAGE. V. I. Bishop moved to his newly ac- quired property Thursday.
 Jesse and Tom Fancher made busi- ness trip to the county seat Friday. Booker Fancher of Connor and Lucy Sisco of Delmar entered school here Monday.
 Dr. J.. w. Poynor does not improve
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
T IOUo iIIIICoOs

A MT. AuStln has bought the Jen- kins Bros. stock of goods and added a stock brought from Kansas.
 Rev. Neal filled his regular appoint ment here Sunday afternoon. There were four additions to the church at the service.
 Spencer Jackson will move to the Jordon farm at the edge of town to act as care taker until Mrs. Jordon re- turns from the north The family of A. c. Fox will occupy the Jackson property.
 Elmer M. Gust and wife left Tues day for their home in Colorado, after a holiday visit with the latter's aunt
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

Our Assistant Editors.
 sERRYVILLE sREvITIEs.
 Somehow the town has had an over supply of tramps the past week.
 Everybody is much pleased with the new motor car service installed by the M. & N. A. R. R.
 The road overseers of the county were all here Monday making their quarterly report to the county court.
 Mrs. A. M. Jackson was called to Springfield last Friday on account of the death of her mother, Mrs. w. E. Doran.
 The Eureka Springs liquor petition will be heard Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week before Judge Pittman.
 Frank Phillips, J. A. Standlee, J. B. Lawrence and B. F. Killbourne of Hickory were here Monday transact ing business.
 Noah Maxwell is figuring on enter
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
,r of Droirio tauyncb;,,

Republican ticket.
 Some of the best street work done in Berryville for long time was the timely use of the split-log drag by Overseer Champlin.
 Ewing Powell has gone to Little that of state manager for the Inter national Harvester Co. His family will follow later.
 A religious-pugilistic contest has been arranged between w. E. Sherrill, Baptist. and Jno. Blue, Christian, at
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

HE GREEN FOREST TR1B
 WARNER AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Orhnrne Myers has heen on the
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

The newspapers of Arkansas cannot forget that Mr. Smith, of Bradley county, was one of the six members of the lower house of the last legislature
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
clrculdCoQ cannot Tall 10 1nVl1 En ..n.

neighborhood. Very truly yours,
 F. D. COBURN, Secretary of Agriculture, State of
 Kansas.
 Oklahoma City. Okla, Jan. 12, 1914. Dr. and Mrs. Lundberg, Green Forest, Ark. Dear Friends We received the Green Forest boosterp paper and enjoyed reading every line of it. It is certainly the incest gotten up paper we ever saw. We have had lots of boosting in Oklahoma but we see you are past masters of the art in old Arkansas. Every one here who has seen the paper says ''I wish we could to Arkansas. :" Again thanking you for the booster paper, here is our kindest regards to the publisher of it.
 Ever your friends,
 VIM. AND MRS. MCMULLEN
 Joplin, Mo-, Jan. 10th. 1914. My Dear Russell:- l have had the pleasure of looking over your "Illus- trated Booster Edition" and wish to congratulate you upon getting out such a Snlandid edition
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
he Tribune Is authorized to annou

the following gentlemen as candldates for office, subject to the will of the Democratic primary election, to be held March 1914:
 For Representative
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
 Advertising Rates Display advertising 10 cents per inch on monthly contracts; 20 cents per inch single in- sertion. Locals cents per line each insertion. Obituaries, cards of thanks, resolutions oi respect, notice of church festivals, etc, will be charged for at the rate of ? 1-2 cents per line.
 Entered at Postofice at Green Forest, Ark as second class matter.
 TELEPHONE NO.6 5 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16
a

For County Clerk
 w. M. SMITH. For Circuit Clerk
 CARROLL HUDSON
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

I sure that It Will be the means Of
 : attention to your town and 7 in a manner which will be of
The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-16

Topeka, Kans. Jan. '. 1914.
 MT. J. L. Russell, Editor, Green For est, Ark. My Dear Sir:-I am much pleased to receive by your courtesy the illustrated booster edition" of your Tribune You have certainly done yourselves and Green Forest proud by issuing such an attractive paper linvit- ing attention to your community. It is certainly very appealing and if prop erly circulated cannot fail to invite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

til Nl0elbprgernc - CT oct itnlien=
tic Mbelspatent for bcn nrcpeligc
6amilie, JONI bans @eimalinoc til
berer, tim 100 Mnr gamnelt. @cn=
bes Stamfa0er blep ,lemlig fprlt OPP
beiet / @rcpeitml6en / 1914. 5elp
ON &ongefamilien ier men al mulig
5pntpatbi @ao 6orbinoelicuL er fer
l,pa ct Nntrft, bpor Sen ginloenoe,
%nifrepne Gtitettelop pil iorbre Ell
Gel Sperpejelier, % fsrenb Sc CT
cnot, pil set np9ifte 9Sar nnppe pen-
Sc tilbage fra @rplllepsrejlen.
Maor Yrinicu % bons @emalin=
'be efter @rDllupsreilen til 6ranfrig
pa Maroffo pe,rber tilbagc til Cant
! mart, oil sc lanolpnligpis tage Sp:
bolo paa &illa u@clle" / Srorup.
IIcnme %illo tilbprer Yrins Galoe-
NOR og CT i lin Sio tipbt / Sen SEN.
'iigt at bcn lfuloc afgipc Volig fol
Yrins MaAc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
Siser set CT a%ltiamme,1 ianot. :

uSeg bar Left, bpao Soft flyer / Mpi=
ierlte Of al1rifo," l%triper Mr. 6. 6.
Nelion fra &otb, q. g., uog ieg er
enig meb DEM, Ga jeg for iagttaget
og erforet sc lamme pelgjdrenoe &e=
~il1ltater me0 Dentte Me0ici11. 80 al
&c beoitc 2ager iagoe til luil, SIT
ltrl1, at bum maatte l1noerfalte Jig en-
Operation for ct Mopepnoe for ont
trent 6 Mar liben. Men bum be-
gp11ote at toge &urifo og far alortg
lioen pnret angrebet al Snoet. au=
rifp reooe6e ben6e for 6aren og
Smerterne peo en- Speration."
SeS11gen Mpotbefer5Ofe0icin - Blot
ct 1impelt, lunge prgpet ltrtemio=
Sci. 2ofalagenter forlDner 6olf meo
&l,rifo, eller Sen fan beltilles Dt=
refte fra 2abpratoriet. 5frip til
ST.. Neter 6abrnep & Sons So,
1876 81. @opne Mbe., Chicago,
Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

Hammer ira aonaers 5friucr, Mpr-
ten Senien, Scr blcp ablct 1prsong
otter Slllf &onges Dng 1906.
@saa ct Wpptbef i Nipnmc bur Oen
p%agtbopcn0e 6armaccllt bcguact Den
l,lDffeliac 6eiltaoeIie at molcperc
Mprfin til ct to Moancocr aonrnlelt
@arn / Steoct for Galpncl. Dor
net opoe ct Nar elmer eitcr, at set
bopoe fanct Hl1lueret. +,
S u@ornb. Nh" crtlUrcr IDlifns
@anicn, at Mpotbefet er Nanife for
triuligt, iaapel bpoo Mcnligbco ion
Sroem allgaar, loo snt lllpffcn noe
liftenGe mlau tilifripcs sen i,,llgc-
rcnoe 6ormaccllt, oer itrats CT ble.
ben iuipenocrct. Oct ulpffcligt
3pbsfulo ifcte bes llouiueren a
! v9%prnDolms 9lpis", Meonttpr S>ScS
(crle en- - set bar 1SprUlorcncs enc
1te 8arm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
@rrat.

Suact fra Spenbborg, Scr anfom=
mer til 9oenle ON g~itermio6agen
peo 4=Sioer,, ibielfjarte forleoen mel
lem &inge og &eoeritrltp Ell gammel
Man0 peo Mapn Sens Senien Bpf,
Ser boebe tet peo 8arcltnie1 / ct
Ja1tebus UNDER u9ammebapegaaro"
Sen orGbte par SO Mar gammel.
l1lpffen ifete peb cit pripat 0per=
Ifjgriel; pao famine Steo ibjelfjgrtes
Sen brnbtes @lltr1 for nogle Mar
tilbage.
8pgenie Bps cneite aoelige &er.
ion, acknowledgements &oienpin=
&c bar 1plig ferret fit SO Mars
SSlibilenm iom sforitensfeier. @ans
sloelsifiolb CT belt al tort % root.
1 fgrite Self ftnoes en- blaa @ole e, !
a11oet Self en- 5plppinge % paa
ESplmen ligele6es Ell 5plppit1ge.
Moienpitge er ben ioiie d in
15Iegtg enc Sioeltinie 90 ban neo--
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

2rge,,: rOlien bar opfprt. fig
meget iiofelt operfor mig. San fom
#bjem til mig forle6eu, ipiite Ell goo
Miooag, tit Gorltoppelle % gif 100
til Ell n11oen 2nge for at bge 9iiGP. !"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13
xjbhfnhxun.
9ramact / Gbarlottenlnmo. Sio

9ramact / GbarluttemlnmS. SiGl=
lunos Stiftumt bar hcprorct Mftipll
moo Mfrco @onlen, Scr ltjpo CT
9Sige i Gborlpttenln1o Sfpn nlcn al
1pigtcnoc Mpo mloloo at ifpoe Jig
lelp, for SuertrGoelic al StroHc=
.lopcns Horograf 1876. Mrrel tallten,
Ger ti0ligere %gientaacnoe CT ltraf1et.
CT cnopiocrs tiltalt for %hc0rugcllNt
1yprbolO, iGct ball uliner falife Mm=
bringen>er bar beipeget to bpjtltan=
en6e onIetc Mpno for Denbolospls
400 % 80 &rpner.
9cn nbp9geligc Tcjltagelic pao
@igsboipitolet / &iebenbaprl, bpor
&epiIo or Spite blep 0rGbt peo eli
Notwithstanding, CT iii, i'll.
ySoc=1enl." opflaret. s ct @Gffe1,
bpor Meoifan1enter opporn1es til
pas enbe Sen1perotur, bar Gttfetter=
tie ifpllet al to SLATER, p9 &opsolie=
%etifetten blep fli1tret paa sen Tlolfe,
Scr inocbolot &orbol1pre,1!
Gua piot man fa1 for ltao, bcro1
Gen1re 6orflaring bog fun poo eli
Mntogelle.
&rpcriiaecn. s sen iioltc Sl>
far ser urret title ONT Hppertlagel
ira MerreQo0e, me,t olligepel orbel:
/ 0es Scr n1eo famine g1er9i lon1 ito:
ligere. &ipbellbapns SpoogelleSpo:
litis fungerenbe So1scbef, Snerbe=
tient Scbou, CT beo go6t Moo. vg.
lfol npf fonge Maperen," tiger bo11
u@ib bare SID, bon fp1nn1er l11oa=
ife, fpr Sc amer oct"
Mon fan beraf 11oleoc, at Ser at
beioes paa ct 5por, Ser lpneS al
gipe &oab - mc1t ON allie gnfeltbe.
ser bepares Ser 3ausbeo, for al
Mrbejoet fife ifol blipe %forltprret.
st itplt @ftcrmele. Sm netop
ofop6e 8rpe9er Carl Sacobie11 ifri:
peo u9olitifen" 81, a.e ~Meeb bonn
CT @pens itgrlte 8orger % cit al
'2onoets beblte S9nner gaaet bort
Snge,1 Mono far nogen1in6e ifien=
fet lit 2ano itprre og rigere @ope1
enc Ian, og ingen far giort bet meo
minore Sanfe paa Jig ielp. San
pafte 6orbauielie bos allie, nlfrbm'
tet @eunoring / bloc &reole, BARN
Spmpat6i bos ettbper, Der 1grte
Dam perlonlig at fienoe. S bette
9ieblif iamler allie Sdlel1er Jig
bpb &emob % in6erltg Sofl1elnme=
,ligbeo. Sons Min0e bill ingenlinoe
3d."
st 2sfte al 8rpgser Sacoblen'
ium bans so life fun bolbe. &omi=
teen for @Ggebierg @run6tptgitatne
(rGrunotpig me6 6rglen") far / in
Sis facet Giliagn fra It'll afoboe
,8rDgger Socoble Ell ONT, at ban ptloe
befo1te SEN bugget / Marmor og op=
lltillet / Gartops @aar6 / &ipben=
bapn. &pmlitecn bor rettt Ell Yin;
INCOMING til 8oet ON at opfploe Oct
'Tlia9n, 8rpggeren bar gipet, mel
! &pu1iteen far iii. u&osfil0c Sag:
bloo" facet til Spar, at Der title e1
NOR &en9e nof til at boloe olle %
Softer, grpgger SSacobien bar gipet
Mm bill &pn1itcen gjenne1ngaa Bi=
oragsliiterne set er, oplples Der
4, fife itore Summer, Ser CT fomlte1
in6 = OF pil 6eref tier talc me6 Mf:
0e0es to Spnner ON Sage1.
@rrmf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

Samiliebpsee, maroen Oiooer
% lGier lneo &pggen moo Dgren og
Der fommer 11uge1l ino / Gpreliet):
Or set Sig, min glifeoe?"
Sl,itrnc,:: .Rei, set CT mie!n
@eiienoc 9beater. D~ireftpren:
r5fol Sc ligge % Crime ! en- Dpos=
icene, Menneifeln
sfuelpilleren: .Oleomin asn Ct
Cohen Ell efriellle !. Diireffttgr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-02-13

st % aaoet.
sill E%rofesior / airur9t oeo
%llniperiitetct efter &%rofesior Sscas
8locb CT u0nnpnt Or. n1eo. A1el
.2tnoorf.
w Set aoniortiunt, font eleoe
uDperifopen" i @enoipsiel, bar 1tel=
&c r@enoi. Gio." iolat elenoont=
men for 100000 &r.
Get lfaI MI ifplge r@ano. y,
Mpisn bore ml1ltgt at fsjte Ire
Saunders til gilfeborg. Jn at Dt=
GENE bill ct 5elifab ira @anoers
prepe paa at eipre ben 11laopanltge
=5feteMeiie.
0o,,a 1reoo 6nIiteil1.2eDreborg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
ZEPPELIN AIRSIII' DROPS
THREE BOMBS On OsTI.>n

oSTEND 'vla I.oudon) September %
q y. MA Zeppelin airship coming
from the direction Of Thourout ne
miles southwest Of i:ruges, Belgium,
ir"pped three bombs yesterday. one OF
,hcm struck the Avenue l.. De Snet de
Mayer Bridge, on the outskirts of the
town; another fell I'm the harbor and
another on tho premises Of u wholesale
hSh dealer in TIA" fish market. partly
wrccking the building
The explosion here made a great cav
ny in the Eround ana badly damared
all surrounding houses, cxtinguishcd
street lamps. destroyed electric wires
ana created n panic The Zeppelin re-
turned in the direction OF Thieit.
twelve miles northeast of Courtrai
The Avenue J. De S,net De Mayer
bridE. crosses the Canal dc Derivation
- the northeast boundary OF tn. fam
Gus park Maric-lieurirttc "a ost.nd
The fish market in ostcnd is near the
railway station and on "Wednesday and
Friday is crowded with purchasers.
From ostcnd as tho crow lilies II is
only about seventy mica across the
North Sea aud tho Strait of Dover to
Dover to the English coast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
CdRPORATION COMMISSION Will
tO-oiEWNTi: WITH u,Hnnn

f"rinai reply was made Yesterday by
'u"S" kohcrt X. rrcntis, chairman Of
nc state Corporation Commission 10
'ht communication addressed to him by
HccrcidfN of the United States Treasury
-. McNdoo on September - with
reference 4" the boarding Of funds by
national banks which are carving rc-
serves, in some cases two or three
lines greater than required by law.
ihc Secretary Of the Treasury suc-
EcNted that the state Corporation Com
inlSSi"n cooperate In the efforts nov
"o'hS maic 10 remedy the unsatisfac.
tory conditions due to the inclination
.ylnced ~ the banks to tie up funds
NJ McAdoo wrote that he believed
thf banks could be persuaded to usc
tncIl resources intclligentIy and con
Siu'ra'ciN ana at reasonable rates Of
interest," TO meet the legitimate demands
III ..ht'r respective communities
ne reply OF Judge Prentis for tho
Cinte Corporation Commission, is MS
t., ",Eichnond Va. September % 1919
non w. .. McAdoo Secretary of the
Tfoa suiN. Washington. y. g.:
II what YOU have ascertained M IN
some national banks prove to DO also
iruc as 10 any Virginia State hanks
thls commission and tho Rankinr
fnreaM un0or it's supervision Will
cordiallE CO Operate with YOU I'm your
'H9rt 70 remedy any unsatisfactory CON
uluons thUt mn% eNlat growing out OF
any improper building up Of cash 70.
serves or of charging cxOrbitnnt rntes
Ioi new loans 70 fnr nv wc n,ny law
tni'y 40 SO. We are giving the matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
FOUR NEGROES ARE SHOT
IN OLD JACKSON WARD
Police Searci, for CnuSc Spuunrr. Al
legged Northumberland Men at
tifx iiosuttul.

As the result of a quarrel in :, bar
room II second and Leigh Streets as to
who should pay for a round of drinlss.
four negroes were shot. one probably
Fatally. last night. and the police :ir,
now looking for tie alleged assailnnt.
Cause Spooncr. The wounded are
Lewis Fleet. of - West Federal street
shot IN the abdomen. Joseph Farrell
60 North First street. shot in INC
thigh: John coles. : West Duval stree,
shot in the thigh. and William Allen
3tH Preston street. shot through Inc
arm. Fleet is seriously injured. and
may die. All were taken to the CITY
hospital for attention.
Tie .city ambulance. with John
Drake in the chauncurs seat. which
hhd been called to another case. wa.
stlndinG at second ana Duval street.
Whcn Drake heard the shots. lie rushed
10 the scene. and found the wounded
n.Efo"S c"rnercd ~ tile baroom. With
out waiting to discover the causes OF
IN" shooting, Drake drove the mon Ia
.nc tlty Hospital. ana gave tho alarm
10 the police. ~
one Of the wounded negroes stated
mat me quarrel Was over the question
- 10 who should pay for the drinks
9p"olcf: he said, left the saloon ana
c..H!ncd a short time later.
NOW Y" got YOU" lie tx alleged tn
49, 49,, said. and began nring 1t tho
Ia Shot. when the fourth man fen
~ no"r, Spocner returned tho uuu
M, POCKET. and calmly walked out
i,a " n"i" department was notified 10
y" inc lookout for him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26

until the first ten days of July. 1914
Ihe actual Increase in ordinary in
tcrnai revenue collections for this IFS
cal year TO August 81. compared with
year ago. was s2l3a,6i3 There was
decrease of S5SS.iG6 in July, OF which
S42',33b WAS on distilled spirits In
August there WAS an increase ar e.
'2',So? over the spouding period
Inc Increase in revenue from distilled
spirits aSgrcEatinG S3.32G.609
The increased revenue ON distilled
spirits in August Secretary McAdoo
a'"c"' Following decreases in proceed
ing months, unpu"stionablN was due TO
TIA" expectation or fear OF distill.rs
mat the rate of taN on distilled spirits
would hc Increased"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
TOI.CEs or ALLIES
land IN ntlMt'rI<

fNHIS. september - t;j4 j. Nh
y "iSpatch to the italian Newspaper
McSsaEgcro. forwarded 20 Paris Nv tbo
ZONE correspondent Of the IIavns
Ngencv. soNS that the allied forces hnv.
landed in baimatia, alto bonbardipr
The fortified harbor OF Lissa The Brit
ish aud French nags were then hoistcd
10 provoke the Austrian fleet to come
out and engage the allied uc., m ,,,
tie.
Three Austrian sGuadrons. the cor
respondent adds. are sheltered in n
canal a' Fassana. opposite the Austrian
naval stations at PoIa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
SlASCONSET STATION CLOSED
No Friction when Opcr,,io,
F"r"ihiy Susprndr,

m: nj = hf.I. MASS, September %
conf Wireless Telegraph C.omnnn, "ar
u.Icn crossed by Secretary Of tic Nnvv
naniels Yesterday because the cornpany
,,.l ,,,cu 70 assure the government IL
""uiu abidc by the navy ncutroIg.,-
- R, uiniions. suspended operations at /
mere were no formalitics when Tho
:thtion was closed. nor was there cric.
ION between the station attaches ANA
,i-us!eh nixon of the navy, who has
h"ch acting as censor aud who was in,
suspcnsion, Ensign Nixon. {, ia rv
pcctcd. VIII remain at SinHconsct
TWO o! the operators viii bc trans
i'Iieu AT once To tho conpaurs wire
icsS plant at south Wclficei NJ cam.
Goa. where all business hithcri,,
hahdIcd az S!asconsct will he tnlen
ear" of as long az the governn,.ui's
ban j. effective.
The local manager and one operator
WIZ continue on duty a, Siasconset,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
FIVE BANKS IN VIRGINIA
NAMED ON M'ADOO'S LIST
tContinucd From t'irs, rnro)

continued From First I'agcD
included among those charged with
boarding money. nor is Richmond
specifically mentioned In statement
given out by tn" Secretary OF the
treasury. complaining that high rates
" interest," arc being charged by the
national banks Of New York Rostou
'nlcaS" ana other reserve cities"
me secr"iarys statement referred
10 the list 81 nearly $50 as showiu,.
some OF the national banks carry
LUZ excessive reserves. and. il was un-
dcrStood. further lists would folInv.
Ihc list also Includes:
North Carolina-Concord National.
Is per cent
south Carolina-Ccntral National
Spantanburg, 20 per cent.
per cent; First National. Memnbis IN
per cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-26
BELGIAN nIi'LANl:
y TIT Nv VI
WINS DI-rt ~ -,

LONDON. September - I.05 p NJ
"A duel In The air over Brussels be-
."otn i5eiglan biplnnc ana a Gcrinan
ihHch'hc - described hy n corrcsnn,.
dent Of the Exchange Tel.grnnh CAN
pauy. ''''-
The TWO machines asccndod 10
great altitude. ana after q swift tlt.,,t
lh' "Nators exchanged shots a, shnrt
r"ngo suddenly the German turned
,uIile ana fen. ana the Belgian bipl;,ne
returned towards AmtWcrp