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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
A THREE MINUTE
SERM0NETTE

Tcxt-.'so teach ur To- number GUY
days that we may apply our hearts
unto wisdom Psalm 90.i2
This Is the day for rccounting OF
numbering the 365 days almost gone
Tomorrow We may sandwich our NUM-
herring "t the past with resolutions
for the future. Every season speaks
to us its own peculiar language sprins
II an emblem of youth FOR q y az
unfolding Summer with iiH seed
time ANA harvest tells the story VI la-
Tor and 0f the ripe manhood 90 per
FORM that labor Autumn brings the
rest DAYS and 81 cmblemutic oi the
faipucd but rcslful huahandmen,
while Winter with be- requiem win0s,
and biting lrosts tells of something
gone ana more that Is going. Il tells
of cold hcarthstonca and empty chairs
and decay and death
u has been year In which the
debts aud credits of the loss aud gain
account have Ho nearly balanced that
we iuiutNely stop aud ask with the
hefuddied congressman. Who're are
we atg" and this applies with equal
force 10 the individual the munici-
IHllkNf the NfnAFf NllN ANtA hNNiNNH Aff
.lhgh cast of living has beon onls
enuullod hy the cost uf high liyinR.
and both nave boen regulated mrgely
hy tho law Of supply and demand.
plus the laws 81 the trusts and the
cold storage bRrons Nothing has
been SO cheap as human NE. and
nothing 30 fatal 10 Il az alcoholic heV-
letngcs Pure food laws are innp-
cent of any NEEDING with poisonous
beverages, and yet u b claimed thni
alcohol contains food u has been
demonstrated that while the automo-
bile is success IN soaring Inc pedes-
itrlan the hicyciist ana the horse and
his rider clean OF the highway d Il
q lamontnhlr failure In iis attempts
ito butt ihe moving locomotive ana
freight train of the rallrond track
The doctors revenues from cXirnrt-
ing human appendices ana adehoida
have arown vislhly lees during the
wear as II has gradually dawned on
ninety millions Of people that poRsi
IhiY the Creator know az lenst nearly
as much ns the average doctor Nhen
Tie planted these members m the has
man system IN Numbering Qua
DAYS we therefore report progress.
Tomorrow we pass n new milestone
that looks much like others we have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

recently seen But nh. how unlike
those We pissed in our youth They
vcr, mrlandcd with fragrant flowers.
but these with drooping pciaH that
have lost tbeir fragrance But they
have NOT lost their feriiiiziug value.
and VIII grow ugiau out ut their own
tc,u, AMI boz Iarcr riimcs wc mnv
.again see their hcnuty and sniff their
fragrance.
Therefore Let us proceed Eraduai-
ly to "upply our henrts unto wisdom
b, being more rcsoiutc every Vakcu-
ing hour nt tho lG5 days of s. T..
1914. 80 the result IA addition to he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Sow Nork, Jan. O.. seas that wash
od one man from the bridge to the
deck and swept two others afl from
the b0W of Tho vessel we're met BIS
the american liner New York on
Chrisimis erc after leaving queens
town When the New York arrived
her 1unricrmaster was laid up with
q hrokcn icg and an able seaman was
recovering from o. scalp wound, the
injuries hciAg sustained az u big wave
hurled them against railing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Padercwak has hurricdly broken
IAN engagement and lcft Denver tor
fear uf having % bomb exploded in
his hair by Russian NlhilIHts u 81
not cendncivo Go mo,lal complacenrs
10 sit down 90 "a plano which mas
have an Internal machine concealed
ln its innards 60 be- SCI on by q
SHARP.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

John Purroy Mitchell new mayor
81 Sew Nork. has formally announced
aud ao instructed an city employees
that the aamlniumtiuns policy VIA
be- one of silence. There Is basis for
tho belief that this policy Is viewed
with some dlsfayor lV MAYOR SELLERS
uf Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
Proper Expression ct Appreciation.

Proper Expression ct Appreciation.
= compliment should bee as quickly
given for E0ud roods ana good aCT-
vice as e Rick tor defective goods and
poor TnrNI,r Most people realize
this Tint Be- why so many have writ
ton 600 the manufacturer OF cham
hcrlUiuH Cough Remedy telling 81
rrm8rhahl, cures nt coughs and colds
% huF effected and expressing their
appreciation of th" good qualities ~
this wen known remedy For saio BY
III drnREIal.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

A few thousands OF the unemployed
in California have expressed desire
GO Hee hiram Johnron. 90 Mr. John
son is In amy way responsible Tor The
situation We should advise him 60
duck,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

roic faith and much PRAYER Of not
having exhausted our stock of Hcso-
Iutcncss on the first day ~ the year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
FADC In The Solar
JADO PieRus..


our taVuritr pu@timC.
love tu have the telephone
Arouse mo from sweet slumbcr
And white q watt with anxious ear
These softly spoken words to hear.
"Wruus number
GRAND Rapids News
u love tn have rho telephone
Disturb mr while im wis,.
Ana hear our noighbors daughter
pravl out me words Boz accents loV
"Call Lizzie
Youngstown Telegram.
love to have the telephone
Call when rm just nNrd dandy
And hear our cooks sweetheart de-
mand
no un-ombarrasscd accents bland:
"Wheuh's Mandy
Houston Post
! love Go have the telephone
Disturb mo while I'm eating.
And whom { make % hurried break
My mouth bulf fuu OF beans and
st,uk
iIcHr this: There's no one waiting
o
THE FIRE department is koeplng
| 81 sbarp watch this week. The usual
humber of Christmas cigars were pre-
scented husbands by their wives
D
PRESIDENT WILSON was 81
years old yesterday. u circumstance
which probably reminded him that
There are 57 Democrats wanting each
lotfcc ho has at his dispnsuI and
they wish to the Lord hc would mak,
20 tlgn or say something Houston
Post.
| FIFTY SEVEN different varieties
bat they ana have the offlce-sockiut
buzz
QUITE e. pcr,Iferous little insect. O.
Isecms.
~lmhful sam Snys:
! WIr { has wcll-Rroundcd on vail,
lobiccJons uh principle Co unythin rc
Iquiru even u slight amount ut phyd
lcJl labor I'm within go trll youse dut
Iprridiu' proper assistance Us supplied
II kin sn fur overcome me prCiudlc
aa Go acccp de- presidency uv q re-
gional bank.
| DOWN ln Houston they are ap.tat
ing a movement to found Fruit
ICute hospital to care for victims %
that maladH We suggest AN anne,
itu take care OF the mincc-p.c Stead
o.
THE TIME ls rapidly apFroachin,
lUheu we may send. with our ioyou
lChristmas greetings % neat little five
room bungalow with tile roof @
lmother back east by the parcel post
o
\ CIVIL governor succeeds mill
titry commander iu the Philippine,
Sow Il tio Norrs will remniu c.Vl
wc shah br an happy
o.
WHY LOoT who's herc--Gin'r
Rosy Jones.
UUEHTA ls confident of socn 70
storing order in MeXiCo. This conf
dcncc is not shared ly either urozc
cog salazur.
o
a NEW YORK man WIS sent &
thc island Tor throw lnF ice water o
his wife while she was lsiorp "
agree with q commentator who say
served him right. he should has
done 90 while she was awake an
taken ,nc consequences like man.
D
WHEN WE read of the ladN VIII
has just made her tenth wdrriago ~
can not refrain from a silent tear q
sympathy for the nine unfortuuUt
deceased.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Full weight and satisfaction
guaranteed. New State Coal
and Wood Yard. G. E. Kunz,
Prop. Phone SO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

pctts.
Listen. walter hurry up.
Bring me nice srnpe fruits
But dear waiter. ere ! sup,
Let me don my bathing suit
YOUNGSTOWN TELEGRAM
Just as tIp a is much dryer Co
adopt the time houored expcdicnt OF
hning the buthluh fun 81 wntcr. get
ting therein and then attacking the
delicious grape fruit.
D.
Tried and proycn.
4 recent medical discovery. accord.
ing 20 forcign dispatches H. serum
which 40 cure IovesloKncss. -Youngs-
town Telegram.
q Wll never supplant marriage as
a curo.-Judd Lewis
O.
THE FACT Chat the navajo upris-
ing was Ted by He She she has given
rise 10 the erroneous impression in
the east that militant suffruecttes ex-
bot among the Indians.
D.
WE ARE slod TO state that we got
OF with yesterdays pomc intact MT
hartn left town.
q
TT HAS tmnaplred that the reason
Tor some Of the bitter rebel oppusi-
tlon 100 Huortu Is the fnCt that he I'M
Guided q plank IN his platform to the
eject that citizens of Mexico would
have 60 go tu work tor a living.
o
/ WE RECOMMEND ono OF those
fo"lproof aeropianes for Lincoln
Neachey,
WELL. WE HAVE Mona LISA ofi
our mind, anyhow
10
| REAR ADMIRAL Thomas Benton
Howard and Major Hasadorn have
both been given rcprlmand. THIS
species OF lemon, however H. not half
go acrid ns an Impeachment
%
| FRANCE rs UNUSUALLY produc-
1.-Two of bandits. auto bandits" are
out OF date Now u is phantom
bandits and d VIII not Doe long ho-
fore the "aoroplane bandit win ap'
pear la other places Than current
magazine fiction,
-E. ID. }.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02

Wiip { has wcll-Rrounded an valid
objections uD principle Co onythiu' zee
quirin even slight amount ut physi-
cll labor. I'm within 60 trll youse dat
prr,idin proper assistance Us supplied.
Kin sn fur overcome me prejudice
aa Go tcccp' de- presidency uv q re-
.plonul bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

Bishop Alphcus w. Wilson, OF Bal
tinorc. senior bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. is visiting
Petersburg as the guest OF Richard II.
Davis. lie will preach tomorrow
morning ut washington Street Church.
At the First Baptist Church to-mor-
row night the pastor, Rev. DIR. l.. NJ.
Roper Will preach on tho subject of
The Right Attitude of n Christian
Toward tho Manufactures. Sale and Use
Of Intoxicating Drinks" lie Will trC>~t
his subject from the standpoint of the
Scriptures.
Tomorrow night in ST Johns IIpis-
copal Church, there will be nm installa-
ton service OF st. Johns Company of
United Boys brigade OF America. Tho
company Will be present in uniform,
and the officers will receive their com-
missions and the privatcs their certin-
Gates Of membership. The organization
is un6cnomoniational and has mem
berShtp of 10000 In this country.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

President Arthur Kyle Davis and
the Misses Lucy and Caroline Davis arc
attending the commencement exercises
at the Tome School, Port Deposit.
Nd, whore ~. X. Davis. Jr.. Is II NOM
Der OF the graduating class.
Miss Gertrude Davis. of Newport
News: Mrs II. X. Alley and daughter,
of Greensboro. y. c.. and Miss Miriam
Ruii'n. OF Raleigh. y. G., arc visiting
Mrs. NJ L. Davis. on Harrison Street
Miss Virginia Mcionney has returned
from Roanoke. where she attended tho
sessions of tho Virginia Association Of
Schools and Colleges for Girls.
Several OF the Petersburg alumni
of tho University of Virginia will at
tend the reunion OF graduates. to be
held at the university tho coming.
week.
on account OF differences with the
architects. NJ. =. Andrews, the contrao-
tor for tho new Sixth Ward public
school building. has declined to pro.
cccd with tho work until the school
bonrd can take action in tho matter
Tho big tent for tho Petersburg
Chautauqua Will arrive Monday end
VIII be put up on the grounds of the
High School. on Washington Street.
The Chautauqua Will open on We'd
Ecsday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
/ I Z LTNODO1N1
OFFICERS NOMINATED
At COUNCIL NEE Ting
Joint Session Of Two Bodies VIII BE
Held to Elect TO Positions In
Gift of City Fathers.
CELEBRATION Is ABANDONED
Time Is Deemed Too Short TO Prepare
Proper Program and Make Ncccs-
sary Arrangements for Battle OF
Crater Memorial.

p.tcrsburfy. Va, Juno IA caucus
NJ tho Eoard Of Aldermen and Common
r,uuru with every member OF e"ch
lo..v 1rcscn, was held last might FOR
tie purpose OF nominating the Vari-
GUS officers under the municipal GOV
.rumout. elective by the Council n
4olrt meeting OF Aldermen and Council
y,ul he hela later for the election OF
the nominees Councilman Walter y.
tones presided last night and the fo'-
LOWING nominations were madc: CITY
Auditor. q. y. GIL: City Attorney
George Mason; City Engineer, Robert
ID. Budd. committee clerk. l.. q. hunt
ing. assistant committee clerk. J. stan
lev Hubbard: food and milk Inspector,
Jnrucs l.. collier; keeper OF cemetery
D. j.. Hoau. clerk OF markets. j. a. Pull
loy. health officer, Or, r. y. Martin:
l,i-.l.- insYcctor. Colonel T.. NJ. Field:
ilr, commissioner. Il. w. Prichard. Jr.
Tle above o.llccrs were nominated by
accl3inttiou Additional nominations
were as follows:
titv physicians. Drs. w. Z. Hoy. r.
~ Jones and claiborne T. Jones; regis
,a- If water works. w. I. MulcahaI
10 succeed James Brockwch. who de-
,.lined l,,-olcction; collector of delin-
uuon, taxes, Robert l.. Pillow. who
succeeds Charles l.. Wright: police COM
missioner. William IL. Camp. In place OF
Chairman I. J. Hartley.
school board-iirst district. Rev. II.
p. Dnndridec: second district, w. l.
Bimmer. u. third district, u. G. Kent
ana 4. n. Hamilton; fourth district. j.
u. ". smith.
N1nshousc hoard-nrst ward. =. +.
stewart ana J.. o. Strailman; second
,taId. ~ y. Wood and NJ, w. Payne;
third ward. Is. w. Harris and X. l..
Matthews; fourth ward, II. +. Munt and
{, J. Syme; 18th ward. ]. Powell Wat
son GId NJ. 7. King; sixth ward. John
II i'erklrs and !. II. Hanks.
CITY Auditor .. l.. GIL has Tiled that
onicc for twenty six consecutive years
and las made "a most capable. efficient
and courteous officer. There were scV-
erai surprises where there were con
tests FOR nominations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

reply has been mado to all such offers
Tho Treasury Department and members
OF tho Federal reserve bank orgnniza-
ton committee havo absolutely moth
ing to do with the provision of bank
ing quarters for the now institutions
Local directors will have control OF NIL
detail work. While the Federal Re-
serve Board will supervise tho opor-
alton OF the Federal reserve banks.
they Will not really be Federal banks
In the ownership sense. All stock In
the Federal reserve banks will be
owned by member banks located In
the various reserve districts, and the
directors of tho reserve banks will all
be residents OF tho various districts.
The Ave active members of the Fed
cral Reserve Board and tho staff they
employ at the Treasury Department in
Washington are tho only persons on
Federal pay rolls who will have Il
part In tho operation of tho twelve
new banks. Each bank will pay It's
own employees, and handle It's affairs
quite as independently of government
Interference lis the ordinary national
bank
If buildings DO ereotcd for tho now
banks. tho work will BIO undertaken
by the local directors and financed by
the individual banks.
AS soon US directors are elected for
tho twelve new banks, the organiza-
ton committee Will refer to them nil
communications concerning quarters
merely for their information
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

Small Best Armour's Shield
Hams. 6 to Bib. average; lb. 10c
3 cans Early June Peas for. :. .20c
Breakfast Bacon. lb. 100
Hanover Snaps. OTIS. for. :. 300
5-lb Jars Homemade Pre-
serves ........ ....... BIC
2 Large Fresh. Juicy Pine
apples FOR zoe
Armour's Small Star Hams, lb. zoe
Good Carolina Rice. ID. ...... &c
Good 5-String Broom .25c
Witch Hazel Soap. 3 to box .IOc
Best Quality Beer. Portner's.
per uoZeH .'....... .oOc
Sweet Mixed Pickles. at. loo
Large Juicy Lemons. dozen. .1Sc
Hanover Cabbage. for .1Oc
Small Genuine Smithneld Hams
delicious; try one; ID. :. 23c
Pure Country Cider Vinegar.
per gallon .2Bc
8 cans Campbell's Soup. all
kinds. for .25c
Try our 4Oc Tea for ice tea.
Good as you are paying coo
for.
Large New Potatoes. II PIX. .2oo
Tarbell's Best Cream Cheese.
per ID. zoe
Monogram Fish Roe, can. .1Oc
Good 4-string Broom. zoe
2 cans Good Asparagus for. :. goo
Fresh laid Eggs received from
the farmers daily, dozen :. .24c
2 lbs. Fresh Bologna Sausage
LOT -. zoe
6 OIL Sardines for. 25c
Country Comb Honey .1Sc
Fresh SHREDDED Cocoanut. lb. IL 1sc
Root Beer. make gallons. 30
New California Prunes. Id. :. &c
Large cans Salmon, for. :. .25c
3 cans Pocahontas Corn for. zoe
Frankfort Sausage, ID. lie
Good Oats, per bushel .. 800
Ceresota or Pillsbury Best
Flour, 8Sc bag; Dbl. $500
Cracker Jack Coffee. Id. :. .25c
Freezing Salt. peck. .1Oc
lib. cans Corned Beef. -. zoe
lib. cans Rumfords Best
Baking Powders. :. =. .2Bo
Fresh Country Butter, from
the farmers, lb. .2bc
Caro- Syrup, can. ........... Do
3 large boxes Post Toasties. .25o
Extra large cans Virginia To-
matoes, 3 for -. 600
Best Creamery Mansfield But
ter. lib. packages 300
lbs. Very Best California
Peaches for 80. ........ 2Dc
Good Mixed Tea, h.. 300
New English Peas. OTIS. for. loo
Fresh. Corned and Smoked
California Hams, lib. 100
2 bottles Grape Juice for. .26c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14

lbs Strained Honey for. 600
Good Timothy Hay. per 100 Sf.1O
Good Corn, per bushel. .O5o
4 cans Best Quality Sugar
Corn for csc
Ullman's Pride Coffee, in lib.
Snowflake Patent Family
Flour, 32c bag: barrel. $500
Good Carolina Rice ........ DC
Vienna Sausage. can ........ SC
E cans Potted Tongue or Ham25c
25-lb. bags Franklin Best
Granulatcd Sugar .S1.fO
s bars &c Circus Soap for. .25c
Good Salt Pork. ID. Zoe
3 cans Condensed Milk for. 300
Best Quality Mixed Cakes, lb. .1Oc
Tomatoes, for soup, can. -. &c
Grape Juice, pts. 100
3 large cans Sweet Potatoes for 25c
Dunlop or Table Talk Flour,
Bic bag; or. barrel. 80. .$5.40
Royal Cocoa. can. DC, 14c and 23c
cakes Sweetheart Soap for. .26c
Z lbs. Lump Starch for. -. .25c
3 large cans Sour Krout for. .25c
New York State Evaporated
Apples, ID. .............. 100
Brookdale California Table
Peaches. 14c can; or, doz .SI.OB
Good Grainy Lard, lie lb.;
I'm 25-lb. tins. .1Ohc
Best Country Meal. zoe pix.
or bushel. .0Hc
Campbcll's Pork and Beans,
In 2-lb. cans, for. .25c
Snowdrift Lard, all sizes. .121so
Mellwood or Sherwood. old
and mellow Whiskey. qt.
Dottle 100
Quart bottles sealed Old
Sherry and Port Vino.
extra quality ......... .B5o
Quart bottle Apple Brandy 900
Quart bottle Peach Brandy SOC
Quart Bottles Virginia Rye
or Corn Whiskcy $50. .BOc
Old Bcechum Whiskey. five
year-old, quart bottle. 200
Kentucky Rye Whiskey,
very old, at. 100
Cream Of Kentucky Rye
Whiskey, at. .......S 300
Turkey Gin, pit. bottles. H.. .46o
Geneva Holland Gin, at. :. $50
Very Old French Brandy,
qt. 200
Ullman's Kenton Valley. at.
pottle TOO
virginia Rye or Corn Whis-
key, per gallon. -. $500
Rooney's Malt Whfskey, at.
Fine summer drinlt.ouart 900
bottles Of Cal. Claret. :. 300
Old Virginia Peach Brandy,
very old. at. 200
New Complete Price List mailed
on application.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
LIVER TROUBLES
AND THEIR CURE
rors Mulcr's - Years. Fame.

FOR moro than twenty-five years tho
name and famc OF our beloved South
oruer Folk Miller has spread Mr
Miller was q practical druggist aE.d be
Hevcd IN practical methods OF nrca'-ri'h-
Ing drugs. Ills prcscript!ou for liver
m,liciu" has indeed become practical
and most safe remedy. Polk Milicrs
Liver pills are sold and recommended
and salts arc dangerous to the delicate
organs POLK MiNevs Liver PMS act
GENTLY, removing the deadly bile and
ScCretiors quickly and tone up the sys-
tom, cures nilliousucss, headaches. CON
situation Ask your druggist or gen
eral store. loo boN. 2iac free coupon
IN each box Free sample on request
by writirs 70 POLK Miller DrUR Com
pany. Inc. Richmond, VIA dvertise-
mont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
.rmycn,lcn ilcId for Trinl.

-Four ncgro bows. John Davis. Ar
thur Washington sam Washington ana
ouottrr known ass "Bir Lip" ranging
In a--es from toU-.ccu to sixteen years.
We're committed to Jail this morning 80
await trial i'm tn" liustnss Court for
Il felony They broke into tho store
az Wood & co. ON Halifax street. nigh,
before last. ana stole cigarettes. cam
dies aud other goods, amounting in
valuc TO 500 Thcy confessed tho
crime and the goods were recovered.
ThcN also confessed that they had
planned another robbery. Ia; failed.
because they were frightened OF
These boys have been I'm court before
ior Ike crimes. but were leniently
dealt with on account OF their ages
Hold Thief Cnught.
COPPER coil valued Mt STE. was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
BOLT OF LIGHTNING
STRIKES YOUNG WOMAN
Miss Claudia Anderson Is Terribly In
tured During Electrical Storm
Near New Canton.
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l

turcd During Electrical Storm
Near New Canton.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Arvonia, Va. Juno 13.--In the midst
or severe electrical and windstorm
which swept this section yesterday
afternoon, Miss Claudia Anderson. six
tcen-year-old daughter OF o. l.. An
derson. who lives on the James River
below New Canton. was struck by
lightning and most seriously Injured,
her condition at this time being criti
cal.
Miss Anderson was letting down n
second story window when u bolt of
lightning struck the chimney OF the
house. passed down tho roof. entered
the window where the young woman
was standing. and passed down her
arm and entire person, tearing the
shoe entirely off hcr right foot. badly
burning her arm and kneo and mark
Ing her side. at the same time render
ing her unconscious. Or. Petit, of
New Canton, was Immediately sum
moned. and he used every endenvor to
restore her to consciousness, remain
ing with her until late last night.
The storms. which furnished this
thundcrbolt originated apparently up
Jnmes River west of here, passing over
New Canton and assuming hurricane
proportions at Mount Zion and Gilllams-
willie. large tobacco barn belong
Ing to Julian Putney was blown down;
another belonging to Dekker Boat
wright was also destroyed. and a largo
building on the place OF Joseph Jones.
4 colorcd preacher, was wrecked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
stolen from tho plan, of the poca-

stolen from the plant OF the Poca-
hontno Distillin8 Company last night.
The coil was rolled from the yard TO
distance OF about 100 yards. was then
hauled on, and broken to pieces. ana
the pieces were offered for sale this
morning at II locpl junk shop. The
proprietor suspccting something wrong
reported the matter to the police. De-
teCt!ves Heclcr and Eanes responded.
and arrested Charles Scott, who WAS
ohering tho broken pieces for sale
scott has heretofore served n term in
The pcnitcntinry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-14
MANY SITES OFFERED
FOR NEW RESERVE BANKS
Treasury Department Deluged With
Lcttcrs-Mnttcr in Hands of
Local Directors

washington. Juno l3.-Sccretary Nc
Ndoo and Comptroller OF tho Currency
Williams had before them to-day hun
orcos OF letters from real estate agents
and property owners In Federal reserve
bank cities Offering quarters suitable
Tor the twelve Federal reserve banks
soon TO be organized. In many cases
sites We're offered for buildings to DO
CrcCted by the EOvcrnment Who snmn
The bee., 1914-05-22

ALL OUR STOCK OF STRAW
HATS WILL BE SOLD AT GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES.
The bee., 1914-05-22
...49c
! Batiste, silk
.S2.48
Embroidered
ST 30 30 and
.$4.48
ordered white
.S2.49

OeSt liiIc ol wei dresses, OF Inc very
latest creations, at very low PRICES
The bee., 1914-05-22
: Prices Wrecked in Every Line n
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thousands of other values we cannot
mention here MILDLY BlouSeS
Silk Waists. lawn and batiSteS and
Others at marvellous reductions.
The bee., 1914-05-22

Space alone forbidS us tefling more,
but all of our suits that sold up to
$500 will be sold practically soc
on the dollar