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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

". s. Kobinson, appealing from tho
Police Court. where he had been fined
Woo. WAS tried in the Hastings Court
yesterday on n charge OF automobile
speeding. and tho jury fixed his fine at
!lO: 1t was brought out that this was
Robinsons first Ofrense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
TEE TIMES D1sPATcH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY APRIL 49, 1914
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY
Last Wednesday
A Memorable Day

A Memorable Day
AS such it will always be
remembered by every mem
Der of the firm Of Sydnor
and Hundley. For it was on
this day that old and new
friends alike joined in the cele-
bration Of the firms twenty
fifth birthday.
We of the firm and store
family take this opportunity Of
sincerely thanking all Of those
patrons and friends that ex-
tended to us their congratula-
tons and pleasant greetings
during the past week, and hon
ored with their presence.
The last score and five years
have taught rs many things:
Firstly" as the Rotarians say,
RICHMOND is A GOOD
TOWN" It's a good town to
work in, it's a good town to
work for.
This quarter Of century
has taught us much Of Rich
mond's own peculiar needs. By
learning them, we have been
enabled day by day to serve
Richmond homes with increas-
ing understanding and greater
efficiency.
Truly there is no other bust
ness so closely affiliated with
private home life than that Of
the furniture artist who studies
the individual needs of indivi-
dual homes and buys tor them
accordingly. In nutshell,
that's what Our great business
is-a collection Of experts in
each department, studying
ditions and variations in line
and color. Advising here, re-
modelling there, supplying the
necessary information as to
styles and novelties, and in
every way assisting you to Sc
cure the most discriminating
choice in YOUR OWN CASE.
Respectfully,
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

So'uo','-|'
Mrs. John *. Coke. Jr., chairman OF
the Committee in charge. last night an
nounccd that tho total receipts OF Fell
Day, last Wednesday. aggregated S3,-
9G327. This sum Includes subscrip-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
His Fine Reduced.

recovering Several hremen received
slight injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

ployed as far as possible In tho opera
tion OF the plants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Black Triangle Mops Keep Corners Clean

These chemically
touching the mop as the adjustable
lip
improved mop on the market the price
Triangle Mop oling
OF special Cleaning OIL $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19


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Prairie Grass Furniture
For Sun Parlor or Living Room
A Large Assortment---M Priced
Library and Reading Tables shapes lamp
ssS oiisas sssrs sysns 3;
Hong Kong Grass Furniture
IT. Just received attractive
Wicker Furniture Specially Priced
sSs s y1f syss %
ana pads g" on the iaRsT
Ssa sn made Ss h very ~ nHo
French Willow Chairs and Rockers
Attractive for Bedrooms and Porches
s @ ss ana s ss9s ma as
s9 that @ SP Tss d pssp ,ss
t's 5 s @
Our Rustic Cedar Rockers Settees and Chairs
Spell Ease and Comfort for Lawn and Porch
sydno Richmond where you find
this pure cedar furniture real departure
hard made beautifully
u hand.
Light Maple Chairs, Rockers and Settees
durable ao' split seats and 'a'f
In the Spring HOUSEWIVES Fancy
Turns to Thoughts of Spring Cleaning
TrTo-ntTE METHODS HOUSEHOLD EFFICIENCY AND
HAVE BEEN STUDIED FROM SYDNOR III Nd
EXPERTS.
Domestic Vacuum Cleaners cleaning urni
detail friction,
with or without brush attachment
Black Triangle Mops Keep Corners Clean
These chemically cleaning floors
and furniture the sanitary Lone or
snort Can be
ouchihg the the adjustable
pressure In direction
improved the extremely Of
Triangle Mop for oing prng Bottle
Your Own Porch---A Shaded Retreat
Did repose one enjoys in
shaded secluded possible on your own
porch veanda during the hot evenings
THE AERoIUX PORCH the unimnr,ned a poss,
bnity we them
horoughy weather PROCEED exposure not affect
viii hol5 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
In the Spring House. Wife's Fancy
Turns to Thoughts of Spring Cleaning

CP-TO-NATE METHODS IN HOUSEHOLD
MODERN METHODS OF WARFARE Dirt
HAVE BEEN STUDIED FROM EVERY ANGLE II
IEf'S EXPERTS
Domestic Vacuum Cleaners
turc ana draper combined with adjustable
SuDe in
detail no friction Shown
with without brush
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
French Willow Chairs and Rockers
Attractive for Bedrooms and Porches

Made from best thnn
% grades and patterns variety
unusually well We apply whatever
IN pastel shades forest
holsered In artistic this
colo scheme ~"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Hong Kong Grass Furniture
Wicker Furniture Specially Priced

fortunate In being
combines
Chairs ROCKERS and Scees
Creonno Neatly andG shed. " ~ N0A'N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Our Rustic Cedar Rockers, Settees and Chair.
Spell Ease and Comfort for Lawn and Porch

Prices range from 81 90 TO $50. Double split
wide arm pieces; mfortablc and durable.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23
[daho's Most Popular Democrat For u. S. Senator

Hawy
of
all the temptations of life
the frontier After
the gold Francisco and took course IN school there
Idaho has had law offices Idaho City,
been The leader Of the Idaho bar great achevement that for
cardinal virtues of
understands the right with this coupled tbs highest degree
opinions which
criticism the fell
up andh he o
one all OF thouht na'
describes avy it is the word Progressive Shear this word of the
defamation
advertising purity
it other Idaho
understanding
vance of his age as member of the Idaho territorial legislature he advocated
H. Hawley
because appealed his of right and usceand
advanced of the
AS
line with the took his stand full
odds political
Of
statute BOOKS lie STOOD also LOT tax iact organized
excellent
this doctrine commission will yet bring Idaho
vined atuta
will with
exemptions the sidefor
wealth by chief executive standing against overwhelming political odds
universally conceded ana luIy proven by the rates inns year
Hawley also forced the telegraph and telephone
franchises instead the physical valuation their
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23


Democratic
there in
all
shows
a s
o
Idaho the
of
is
abiding
in
is
considerably Ada
populations
Indictment
should
abolish
can dol the work. assis
Irespec
KICKS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23
PROBLEMS OF MOTORISTS

Motoring department: I am recon
structing an old car and wondered if
1 could install worm gear drive.
Please let me know how to go about
this.-Reader.
1t will be impossible for you to in
stall the worm drive construction in
the old axle. On account Of the design
Of the worm gear axle 1t will be ne
cessary to install a complete unit. This.
of course, would be rather expensive.
The housing Of the bevel type differ
entail is constructed entirely different
from that of the worm gear type
Motoring department: Can you tell
me why my car swings to right when
ever 1 apply the brake? also notice
that the right tire wears out sooner
than the left.-Owner.
The trouble is caused by UNEQUAL
brake adjustment. The brake operat-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23

Motoring department: My car gives
4 lot of trouble by smoking too much.
have been arrested twice because of
this. They tell me that 1t is neces-
sary for the engine to smoke to avoid
bearing trouble. Please advise whether
1t is right to let the engine smoke. or
can cut down on the oil with saftey?
Reader.
1t is not necessary for the motor to
smoke in such a manner as to be a
public nuisance. You can with safety
reduce the oil supply to prevent
smoking. When the motor runs at nor
NAL speed it should not smoke. When
accelerated 1t might smoke a little. II
you permit the engine to smoke excess
sively you will soon be troubled with
carbonized cylinders. A smoky exhaust
is the result OF imperfect combustion
in the cylinders. and this in turn
causes a foul motor.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23


other public
exempned
the Democracy
for
Of
for Bryan for the
Governor Hawly
Idaho For reelection he
Fl counties of the outside
caly all the sections
had chance election dominated
snort Line gave an overwhelming anpat Republican
Governor
Governor Hawey knows all
ne Knows all h people and known to all of them
the nation at ybneop II ySonI b @ @ WIN the PUBIC men OF
half century of residence Idaho
other in the
@ growth and development ofthe ntemountan
has vast storehouse
ndhp FOR the settlers these projects
whemng vote he received for
could nave no better friend
ton or one who better EIawey
that the nubic lands ara ba,d De with
a cent ~ ~ '-t 0
homeseekers the reserves must b. -
with the largest
NO man Idaho combatted
the interior department
the public the was
due to his closing months
President e ~
governor Hawey is anag
~ sehe nrmes that accompshes results
ldao mad 100000
compact bodies 100000
or grazing and AGRICULTURAL already
the state of Idaho several millions made chiefly
one ntsr os a sense methods of James
enuTavored 70 make similar exchanges but all
whom of as their candidate for T
States confident Republicans and Pro-
~ "e VIII
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23
At the Las Pa1meiras
Ranch
Continued from Page Two.)

CONTINUED from Page Two)
looking ox-drivers and horse herders slung
their hammocks; and close by they lit fire
and roasted, or scorched, slabs, and legs of
mutton, spitted on sticks and propped above
the smoudering flame
Next morning, with real regret we waved
goodbye to our dusky attendants, as they
stood on the bank, grouped around little
fire, beside the big empty ox-carts. A dozen
miles downstream a rowboat fitted for
sprtsail put off from the bank. The owner
a countryman from small ranch, asked
for tow to Corumba which we gave He
had with him in the boat his comely brown
wife-who was smoking very large cigar
their two children, young man, and
couple of trunks and various other belong
ings.
On Christmas Eve we reached Corumba
and rejoined the other members of the ex-
petition.
In the next article Colonel Roosevelt will tell of
Christmas Day the Paraguay river and the arrival
of the party at the great Sac Pauo ranch.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23

Motoring department: Have a 1910
car with a - carburetor which will
not run slowly. It seems to work well
with the throttle opened to pull the car.
but that is ALL The engine seems to
be in good condition otherwise. What
do you suggest Is the trouble Pr. S.
Many things prevent a motor from
throttlng to low speeds. Usually the
trouble is in the carburetor adjust
ment At slow engine speed the air
valve should be closed. If you feel the
carburetor is right, then test for air
leaks in the manifold. A slight leak
in the manifold or one of the manifold
gaskets will cause the trouble The
spark gap at the plugs should not ex-
coed 164 of an inch. Each cylinder
should have strong and equal COM
pressio1.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23

ing on the right wheel holds better
than the brake operating on the left
wheel Both wheels should be raised
on jacks and the brake acting rods,
etc, adjusted, so that when the brake
is applied the tension on each will be
equal. This will avoid skidding and
also relieve the strain on the tires.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

Forests in the Black Hills Of South
Dakota are now protected from fires
by motorcycle mounted rangers.
Port Arthur and FIT Williams, Can.
riders have formed joint club known
as the Thunder Bay Motorcycle Club
August is the date set for the Do
minion of Canada motorcycle cham
pionship races which are to be held al
Kirkfield Park, Winnipeg.
In the last year 41,620 books were
published in Japan, while Germany, the
most bookish OF European nations, had
only 312S1 volumes to her credit.
SuhscribA for the CAPITAL News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23

Motoring department: The radiat-
or on my car leaks in various places.
have had it repaired several times
but shortly afterward new leaks APP
pear. Some friends advise my using a
flaxseed in the radiator in order to
close up the small holes. What do you
think about 1t? Would II be apt to
spoil the radiator entirely ?-Owner.
The use of flaxseed or anything sim
liar will not remedy the trouble salts
factorily. 1t is liable to do more harm
than good. If properly suspended on
the frame, or cross member of the
frame, the radiator should not cause
so much trouble. It is customary to
cushion or otherwise relieve 1t from I'M
necessary strains. The use of springs
or felt pad may help. Permanent re-
soldering the defective sections.
Motoring department: What is the
best way to strengthen a pair of
springs? The front springs of my car
seem to be too weak and bumb when
going over rough roads. Is 1t best to
buy new ones Reader.
If the springs have been In service
for a long time 1t would be advisable
to have them reset. If you think the
load is too heavy for the springs to
carry without humping, 1t would be
best to add another leaf and also reset
the springs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
SAND HILL

SAND HILL W. Va. March 2O.-Fu-
neral services were held to-day at Sugar
Grove, Pa. over the remains OF the late
Mr.. Mccormick, father of Mr.. John Ic-
Corm1ck. Of this place. Mr.. Mccormick
died March Is, at his sons residence r..
He had never recovered from "A para
lytic stroke received three years ago and
since that item had been confined TO his
bed. but his death was caused by a Sc
we're attack OF pneumonia. Mr.. McCor-
mick was I'm the Sfth year Of his age.
Mrs. Frank Blake. of Wheeling island
has returned home after three weeks
visit with her parents.
Mr.. Leland Coffield has been seriously
i'll OF tonsilitis. but Is recovering
Mr.. Charles Mccoy was painfully but
not seriously injured by being cause be
tween two logs at his mill. His lower
limbs was badly laccrHted and bruised.
but no bones were found 10 be broken.
Mr.. William Turner was n business
visitor IN the city this week.
owing TO the inclemency Of the
weather the Ladies Aid Of the NJ r..
church OF this place. postponed their
meeting this week until April J.
ON next Sunday the SUNDAY school OF
the NJ. T.. church will meet after services
and elect Officers and teachers for the
ensuing year. good attendance Is de-
sired.
Word he's been received that the new
church bell which has been ordered TO
replace the present one has arrived AT
the station. The old tell was not salts
factory and the new bell will b. placed
in position a. soon as the weather will
permit.
The farmers telephone line which has
been In progress OF construction the
past two weeks, hes been completed.
ana - giving general satisfaction. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

side the other and looked al hin,
closely. Hurt any he repeated
The man on tho bank shook his
head without speaking
Any one with YOU asked the
other
This time the nod was Affirmative
The biz man got up again heavily.
Who was ~ he asked I'm &c
and look
but the other drew him down again
With a convulsive gesture.
Dont -. he said hoarseiy. IL
FOR a minute thsre was silence. Then
the biE man raised his voice again,
ao .,,, the erasknng OF the flames
Wife and baby
The voice was calm With the quiet
man tried 20 reassure him.
There's a crowd OF people on the
other side he said she may-they
That's a." The man ON the bank
put up his hand TO shield his fac. FROM
the glare. I'm afraid 20 md thar
suddenly as woman emerged slow ly
into view. a man supporting her with
''Its an old lady. think said the
rhe other sank back again.
was knocked senselcsS." he sale
with difficulty. When i came AROUND
IL was too late too do anything
I"1 more figures came through the
wildly embraced the small. whits-eIad
ngure OF a boy. who held out his arms
The man on the bank Eruansd.
I haven't the fatntcst hope" he said
dreartly. covering his csc 60. 4 wish YOU
would watch that gap for while. i've
looked FOR so long thai 1 cant see any
. thing now but dancing specks OF fire.''
The big man affected checrfulncsS
IheH' II come sure" he SAID. his eyes
ON the sap between IN. cars 'There'-
another old lady now and a man. There
must be doctors working on that side.
TOO the woman has "a bandagc on her
The other looked up. then covered his
eyes again. Beside them. ON the track. n
Pullman blanket lay smoking. The big
man brought II over sid threw II. toga-
fashion. aroused his distraught compan-
Ion He looked up then. only 20 cover
his eyes again.
You'll know them" he said. IL they
straight. with great coils OF brown hair.
and the baby has yellow curls NV
Cod he repeated. those little yellow
The big man stirred uneasily.
nave Two children at home myself"
he setd bit thickiy.
Why have 1 been gaVedr" went on
We hopeless voice I've been fool.
and worse. Why. this very trip was
hight. thets all. Flight" lie sat up
ana stared at young woman who had
come across the track and w.a sob-
bling Historically that she had Loot her
Jewels. y forged mans name Ne
needed money. and / hoped TO pay a
back. Of course But " was flight or
arrest lie paid NO attention TO the
othvr man. who was leaning on his ell
Dow MS eyes still fixed on the mo-
mentous gap. n should have left them
ana gone alone went on the drcary
voice. but Margaret wouldn't allow II
rave gone 70 jail. for l deserved IL:
but there was the baby How WIS
M2rEarct To bring her up alone. and
wat would Il b. 10 have her grow up
Z" mink OF her father ~ felonT'
Down where the missing car had ref,
a space woman stepped suddenly into
view. She had a mans raincoat thrown
over her nightcio;hcs. and in her arms
/ she carried e. golden-haired child The
man on the hank rosc. first to his
knees. then TO his feet
/ Margaret he cried. end his voice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
New Ohio Corporations.

The Renner Brewing COMPANY
Youngstown. George j. Renner' Jr
and others; 100000.
The South Akron Amusement Com
pany. Akron. w. y. Wheeler and 9th
ers: $4,000.
The Gallon Dynamic Motor Truck
Company. Gallon, J. y. Holmes and
others: S25O.00O.
The State Bank OF Akron. Ohio
Akron, B. A. Shriber and others: $50.
The Stark County Eisteddfod Com.
pany, Canton, A. G. Byron and 9th
ers: $1,000
The wolfe-sm Realty Companv
Cleveland. ~ II. Wolfe and others
The Arcadia Dancing Academy Co
Cleveland. A. W. Thomas and others
The Berdel Company. Cleveland
Charles y. Hine and others. $40 600
The Painter Brothers Company
Mansfield. u. u. Painter and Others
10000.
The Cleveland Band I7strumen,
company. Cleveland, John A. Reade
and others: 10000
The Saratica Company. Cleveland
J. n. Fetzer and others: $1,000
The Beryl L. Boyer Undertaking
COMPANY. Toledo y T. Boyer ana
DINERS. tIN.NIn.
The Rockport OF & Gas COMPANY
Cleveland q. W. Nc, orm' lex and 9th
crs. $40. 900.
The Blair Coal COMPANY yourrr
town. W g. Bending and ofhor-
$3.50
Tho Independence Publishing Com
pany MARTINS Ferry w B. Robrey
and others. $4,000
Increase.
me cellar Lumber Company Yves
terviIle. $4,000 10 st5.O 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21
Moundsville Briefs.

!. g. Myers OF Third street has re-
turned from Cleveland. o.. whore he
spent several days on business.
Master George Koontz. who has
boon ill with Group a. his home on
Jefferson avenue. is improving
Willis Cunningham Of Sardis. o.. is
VISITING lis brothers in this city for
frw days
Mrs o.. s Uonncn and Fon John and
dauIn'or Mary viii arrive to-day 90
Do thn guests of Nrs. uonupus SIS
tcr Mrs. Earl Uonar
ANwca Mabel and Cora Sncdckpr
'rd Wis.,. Hazel Evans spent the day
a' Round Bottom. attending the clos
iuE Oi The schools there.
Mrs. Louis Uauser Of second street
has o. her guests hor uioCoE. Misses
Esther and Carrie Dotio of Pow hatan.
ohio
w. Ross stamford Of near Lime.
stone -pcnt yesterday In the city on
Mr. 90 fL pcndietou Of Wheeling
sprnt Yesterday boz the city transact
IUe business
Master John Hicks. son of Joseph
i'cks. ia iil st his home on seventh
street
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. EI Church
ri seventh street. n boy
Miss Alta Almond az Eouvood spent
yesterday in the city as the guest Of
lrifud4
800 John Mcmillan OF seventh street
.rrrIIrs trw dag. with hIs father
uIfH on Fork Kidls
w. end Mrs .Fin of Glendale
have returned t1 their home after
eIrud.ng the winter in Florida
Mrr Frances GOrDy Of Jefferson
avenue Ie spending few DAYS with
Iisrde In Narnineton
y rs GarVin Of thr firm ~ Caryin
A. AulI spent yesterday boz Wheeling
ca bu mess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-21

message being transmitted with pro
nounccd distinction. The switch board
for this line being at J. l. KenCs rest
dence.
Herbert Winters. the ~ year old son
OF Albert Winters. has been seriously
~ OF bowel trouble. hut is improving
slowly.
Mrs. George Jones Is confined to her
home by an illness.
The Epworth League OF the NJ T.
church. had an interesting program at
their meeting last evening. The leader
was Miss Elizabeth Kent.