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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
SENATOR LEE =. OVERMAN
IIAS NO NHpNSIrIuN

Raleigh. y. G.. June without any
contest Lee :. OVcrman viii be re-
nominated for the United States SEN
ate and Edward l.. Travis for me!n-
her of the North Carolina Corporation
Commission at the state Democratic
Convention. which meets here at noon
Tomorrow. Beyond this the nomina-
ton of seven Superior Court Judges,
already made. will be confirmed
The only matter in doubt is as to
platform. The effort VIII be made to
have a state wide lcGaliZcd primary
ana other progressive measures In
dorscd, and the outlook Is for some
opposition to these. Friends Of pro-
Ercssive measures express their con
hdence in putting through these meas
ures as demand in the PLATFORM l..
y. Rouse. Of kinston, will be the tenn
porary chairman, and VIII make tho
keynote speech.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04

address TO the graduating class OF the
University of North Carolina. He dis
cussed the need OF thorough thinking.
~ ne called 1t. and referred to the
two types of thought. Ono or these
he defined as long distance, and the
other local thinking. Everywhere IN
HE. said Mr.. Rcdhcld these two meth
DDS Of thought are discovered. ono crit
icisinE the halc-done Job. the other
looking toward the completed ideal.
Without mentioning names. Secro-
tary Redleld applied his subject TO tho
American foreign policy. He urged
his audience 20 look 1T tho big thing
In view. declaring that IL was not the
genius of America to force her Wal,
anywhere by power OF arms.
The university conferred the degree
Of doctor OF laws on Joscphus Daniels,
Secretary OF the Nav: William G. Red
field. Secretary OF Commerce. and VIII
liam Il. Allen. associate Justice OF the
North Carolina Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
SCHOOL ron FOREIGN WOMEN.
Immigrants Given Litcrncy Certificates
by I.hmrntinn nnnrn.

N.w York, .lure Tin tho recreation
hall OF tile muslin factory where they
are employed. forty-eipht foreign
born women Tomorrow night VIII re-
ccivo city ltcracy certificates at the
iirst graduation exercises for irnm!-
grant women conducted by tho New
York board OF education in an indus
TRIAL plant
The studies have been conducted for
tho last eight months under the gen
era! direction Of Miss Lizzie T. Rector.
"a public school principal. The women
were taught TO Rad write and speak
English, and later took brief courses
in arithmetic and history
Most Of the students arc on piece
work, and the iactory's record shows
that the earning capacity OF the girls
has been increased from 10 per cent 10
40 per cent apiece.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
GEORGE E. HOOD NOMINATED
IN STORMY CONVENTION
Delegates EnHngc I'm Fist Fights, mud
Police Are Called ON to
IteStOrc Order

Raleigh. y. g, June 3-Iu stormy
convention at Goldsboro to-day. marked
hr :St Nights OF delegates and activi-
;ics OF police officers. the Democrats
81 the Third North Carolina Conrre--
sIonhI District. by vote of 20i 10 ~.
nominated George T. Hood. OF Wayne
County, 30 succeed Representative John
~ fa!son. Charles II Thomas, Of
craven, Hoods leading opponent. pro.
tasted Hoods nomination, claiming
that II disrcRarded the preferential pri-
mary. when was ~ first rcsortcd to
I" effect nomination. Thomas claimA
ail tho votes of the preferential pr.-
mary have never been counted, but a.e
locked UP in a bank vault in Colds
boro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Diplomas Are Conferred.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispntch.1
Alexandria, Va. June 3.--Dipiomas
OF graduation were conferred on -
class OF Fix ut the seventy eighth an
nuai commencement eXcrcises OF tho
Episcopal High School. held In Lig-
gctt Hail. large crowd attended ana
a musical program was given. Those
receiving diplomas of graduation were
Carter Stanard Cole, second, Penn
*%lvania: Robert Dickson Cronly, Ir.,
Petersburg: David Dunlop. Jr.. Peters
burg: Charles Lunsford, Jr, Peters
burg: Frank Robertson Reade, Ab!np-
don: Joseph ]. Waring, Jr.. South
Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Preparing for Convention.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Raleigh. y. c., June 3.--Democratic
State Chairman IT. ID. Warren arrived
rom Newbern to-day TO make prelim-
mary arrangements for the Democratic
I.atc convention tomorrow ut noon.
ne VIII make \. j. Rouse. OF Kingston,
temporary chairman. The business of
l.he convention Is to be cleared dur
ing the afternoon, so tho night session
VIII he given over to tho address by
secretary Redhcld, of tho United
|States Department OF Commerce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Friday, June 5, 1914,
Beginning at
$3.50 o clock P. M.
the entire stock and fixtures.


The stock Is clean and well kept I'D.
and consists of standard Drugs and
Medicines. Toilet Articles, Drug sun
dries, Cigars, Tobacco. otc. Tho stock
inventories about $1,000.
Tho fixtures consist of handsome
CHARTERED Oak Druggist Wall Cases.
one open and other inclosed. with
sliding glass front; handsome prescrip-
ton Case, with long mirror. and toilet
article compartments: four plato glass
Silent Salesman Showcases. glass front
Wrapping Counter. two Toilet Article
Showcases. two National Cash Regis
tcrs, two Soda Tables and five Chairs.
Counter and Prescription Scales. ak ,
foot solid marble Innovation Soda
Fountain, with quartcrcd oak back
fixture; Desk. Bicycle. Linolcum. Elcc-
trio Fans. Awning. etc. Tho fixtures
cost about $l.100.
The stock and fixtures will first be
offered In various separate lots and
afterwards the stock and fixtures. with
the uneXprcd lease. Will be offered us
n whole. The most advantageous hid
to prevail. Sale positive.
Terms: Cash
II. L. POWERS.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctloneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Memorial nj WrthryilIe

ISPcC!aT 10 The Times Il3patCh.
Wythevilic. Va, June 3.--AIemorial
services were held here to-day urnv,
INC auspices OF Wythe Grey Chapter.
united Daughters of the Confedcracy.
~ sumptuouS dinner was enjoyed ny
the old veterans who went to the op.rn
mouse. where short and appropr:at @
ADDRESS was made by Mrs. Stephen
iutncy. after which they repaired 10
thc cemetery In tho East End ana
paced their floral tributes on the
graves OF their old comrades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Mrs. Morton AppoIntcd.

IHpcc!aI 10 Tie Times Dispatch.l
Lyhchburg, Va, June 3.--Internal
EeVenuc Collector Hart has appointed
:lrs. Alpha II. Morton, of Lynchbur..
ueputy collector here. She takes tho
position OF Mrs. Kate Flood. who was
killed several weeks ago in an auto
mobile accident. Mrs. Morton formerly
resided at Bon Air
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
rinnis ut Episcopal Seminary.

Especial % TIE Times Dispntch.l
Alexandria. Va. June 3.-Thc annual
commencement exercises OF the Episco :
pal Theological Seminary OF Virginia
were opened tonight with a sermon
before the Students Missionary So
cicty, in the chapel ut that institution.
which was delivered 10y Rev. Floyd w.
Tompk!us, of Philadelphia. To-mor-
row Will be graduation and alumni day,
ana Friday Will be ordination day. The
exercises ON Friday w!ll be conducted
NV Bishop Gibson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
IrinnIs nj Female Institute.

TSpcciaI 70 TIC T!mcs- I)lspatch.
williamsburg, Va. June 3.-The
closing exercises of the VILLA msburS
Female Institute were witnessed to-
day. The commencement address was
made by the Rev. ID. ~ mclaughlin.
Diplomas certificates and medals were
awarded. after which the session OF
1Gl3-l4 was declared at an end. Pres
ldent W. NJ. Hunter said that this had
been the most successful session OF
the institute. and that prospects for
next year were fattcrinG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
Earthquake In Giles.

Roanoke. Va, June 3.-Two slight
earthquake shocks wcro distinctly felt
1't Pearisburg. Giles County. about 1:10
pollock this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
PROGRAMS
At GOUDONSVILLE1 SCHOOL

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
Gordonsville, Va, June 3.-The COM
nencoment exercises OF the Gordons-
'ile High School began on Sunday
light, whom tho baccalaureato sermon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
REDrIELn THE ORATOR.

Secretary OF Commerce spenks mt Uni
vcrsity OF North Carolina.
Chapel Hin. y. c., June 3.---William
c. Rcdneld, Secretary of Commerce..
to-day delivered the commencement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
By Geo. Z. Crawford & Company,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
S32 j.. Main st. Richmond, Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
= DESIRABLE FARM. WITH GOOD
IMPROVEMENTS. IN HENRICO
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.:

In execution OF decd OF trus. to
the undersigned trustee. dated May 2s,
1913. and recorded In the clerks office
OF the Circuit Court Of Henrico County.
Virginia, D. D. lleA. page 40. Will.
at the request of the noteholdor. de-
fault having been made in the nav
ment o: the debt therein secured. sell
by auction In front OF the Hcnrico
County Courthouse
SATURDAY. JUNE 9TH, 1914.
at 10 a NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. follows:
M that certain tract of land Sit
uatcd in Narina District Hcnrico C,oun
-. Virginia. with ali the improvements
thereon and appurtenances thereto be-
longing. continuing one hundred and
e'Ehty-nVe tS") acres. more or less. II
being the greater portion OF the tract
designated ns lot No. 3 on a plat show
ing the division OF J. Ii. Ladd's estate.
which Is recorded in ID. r. 1oi, page PSF
and heinE the same land conveyed TO
others by deed dated July 20. 1902. and
recorded In y. B. 165B. page 100. except
Il tract OF 10 acres recently conveyed
by VIM. l.. Woods and wife to Z. l..
Terms: Cash ms TO cost OF executing
this trust any taxes Or Insurance thai
may he due and one note for sixty dol :
lars. with interest from May 26, 1914.
until paid, and four, notes for the sum
Dor %. 1914; May 20. 1918: November
20. 1915. and May 26 1916. and one mole
Tor the sum o: two thousand dollars
also due May 26. 1916. and the residue
and twelve months. with interest added.
or all cash.
+. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
EXCURSIONS
The UNITED DAUGHTERS OF
CONFEDERACY
RICHMOND CHAPTER

will run an excursion to
WASHINGTON, ID. c., JUNE 1,
to attend the unveiling OF the Airing
ton Monument.
Round trip. Richmond to Wash
ington. S2.75.
Round trip, Ashland to Washing
ton SE.25.
Round trip, Fredericksburg to
N"enngtOn, $1.50.
Train leaves Elba Station at A. NJ.
Returning, leaves Washington at 8
p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-04
GHE VALENTINE AUCTION ~
PHONE MADISON 1905 ~
ela EAST BROAD SL
Bankrupt Auction Sale
Stock and Fixtures
]. t. Lewis, Druggist
No. 4 E. Broad Street

Pursuant 10 an order OF the District
Court of the United states for the East
ern District OF Virginia. In the matter
OF James 7. Lewis. bankrupt, entered
on the st day of June. 1914, will sell
1T public auction. on the promises, No.
East Broad Street,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
AFTERNOON SPECIAL m YOUNG MEMS SUITS
Sale Bsfths It Z p u

Regular 610.98 Suits | nm
chsviots and serses-Ss to 50 chest. ......j 0.VV
Smart mappy Suits Norfolk syis navy s
variety esvots and caims In mixtures and ts Excellent nns
silk throughout
RsmNmb~i Opens n TOO o'C1oeA Na BynA
81 sale a.s1 ses tive s:lsh II
ef let.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW 3Q1K sGFHl1E S0lEl. NnN folx
Z; S9s ~ A&sE lsAsss IA ttS
EisETIx 26LEE eHI A:i: u \: "a III! q
ASNA 2tSss ~ LESSaHsb AbL 1HRLe .aa
sM4ARlA". A4LE - vie 1890 ~ .sas Lee
= In = ::s sssa:ss sns sss.:
f.! 9: x" Z: - y y;ii /. =
': "a a.sssS; I .i.'
:!;s =; ! \. I! 800 1S::! d e:
l 1a s MAhatR IRBSs 2 s...s Z.
:SU;ss = - , ;sa, s.,s ~ = I've egg
:s s: E :': e, 2 s: :; 4; 's: ": -: $:
So: 80 r. 3: 4 S :ss ~ As e: ~ :
ns.A NJ s"t 1 IS, h 'Vv1x.ssAux.
' ~ e:.t as 9: H. S.s: q sss :sA ss:s
s'2 sSsi.. II, 3 4sEs|s "a !!
S s.is jxL6 Scs 1bI siR En-; SsS
apLsI. (, ss,la, S.a " ya.1 1psER q! d
!. "a s:. i',s s, x . tsSSiISs ~ MI
e: z =: T.. "a - sis . r. e 81:
-. e ~ 80 sSdt q n 4 Ls'.hssd Adls
astisss: =. ~ s..: =: :,.: :ss:
:s: a. q: go ~ AZ e: 49,. 1900 s:ss y
~ 80 s;.sa sseA,...-Tss s.csp.as
S.aI e e s5dS q IT, no' Ssss ~. =; q
0oea q Nc Yess. e ~ oesnY 0ssN GsasS
A1S :sx ~ TT: :e l's':s's
-. - W. y.s; a. 10 = p se IN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
"Rsd Ticket" Lots Of
HANDSOME RIBBONS

Supssb variety Of light novelty Dresdens
thit combine beocade satin. nolre silk,
shOt dots and other Weaveo - well -
beautiful elects through warp printing
IS to inch-vasiety Of colors.
w.r. &c.. 40 Were 70 -. .R4
w'FS w ;S:;; - b. ;S8 w.sS ~ e ~ .Sa -
Alec CO.,. ..
orr and deoigns -vNeiOus Wldthe--
NowI New
"'' w:r: 70 d. 90 :'":..."...E.w~ ITO
OuDerS values, Sut early
sAs1Dsss have esst sAsiss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
January Sale Specials
for Tomorrow

1V1 VbBBOb wv .
No Mall or Tsiephoos 0sastA
A list Of rare opportunities ~ eee11'
anywhere eloe....Dut to-n0froW - -
day for many. Hence. 10 reaooeo -
fullest extent the power of yovr nooe0s I
Be here Tomorrow. "a
II possible, shop ~ sSOe -
catch the aOenen8 oDo0oo1o
Bee foot Of pasA
el.e0 Girls Wash Dresses. .1.1o
Percaies and singhsms In ehes1A
stripes. plaids ana plain c010ro-o0s s
cellent coiors- trtusuhnGo counloe -
s. .Rt:r.:in n.s ss!r: s.s. -
49, womsn's Drsss Skists. !. .1.yyi :
Navy and black-cordursy yc!vse- ~
also black serge and broo10oGD.
straight. drapsd and tunie sss1s1D- -
all lengths and bands.
% Ct. Extra Sine Psttieoaas. 80. -
Black satssn-.sucksd aaA Dln1so1 5
flounces-All lengtha
9l.oS Womsn's Waists. ..10o
vones and crepse-newset mooeo1.
smb'y and 'acss-Aish Or low sssk n
q 90 China SAX Waists IN /,
whits-nsw modsls-ions shssoAesU
low coliars-an stseo.
- Ct. Mems Night Shirts. ..... - \
Wamsutta muslin-cxtrA wSde - 8
l0nS--turndown oollars-weu uAAo
--lS 70 20 neck
. Ct. Msn's Unlaundsrsd Shire -
S-ply fine linen bosoms, wrist 81
MISUNDERSTANDING linen baG6-
s = ec o. sos rs s.s sso ana
IN GiSoo and sleeve lengeh0.
1e.S0 Wool Blankets. ..,........ 0.W
Fun siSs-whits and colorV-cuatraOe. !.
ing borders-mAny al WOOD: othsso !.
have large proportion q woel
% q. Linen Table Darnashs. .-.S7
q to 7o-inch-full bleach ana salver
bisaOh-s1csl,snt patterns.
@l.30 Pure Linen Napkins-dss 80 !.
D-inoh-vasisty Of os@esrnA ~,
n q. Linen Drsahfase Cloel.s. ~
SILVER blsaah-blus or red Ser6seA
- e. Msrssgissd Danaasass. 80. ~ !,
si:as z: e sax rteaIs' - s.'..s.sa'
$40 Satin Table Dasnasks. /. .i.i91
7e-ineh-fuA bisaoh-atavy and fsa
-'choics dssisns.
| 10 Ct. Linen Towslllnes. ..... .. ~
Bleached-sxtre fins. ASrdsrsd era1A.
sso 0sNss checks.
~ q. Huek Tewsls. ........... 10
1exAN0ofe Irloh linen-h0mmo1- /.
white corded strips bordsrsA !
13X q. Turlsish Towsls. 500. ~
l7xto-Ours whits-red borders.
- ct. Shadow Lace Fleuneines. -
70 u in1n-w0ke enA ecss-1ee
MUSLNlS,
~
Fruit q Lssm-s0u-ADasAno
~ 10 yaA-sh ~ = Hau~1u11 !
Alse
Heavy Unblsachsd MnsllsD
Regularly 81 cts..................-...d
LlnN - yaA-lb ~ = 11u1o -
"WAsn . ssllsS - seoAv - - Z,
v0u'a ASsteS saoeo - SaDUp !.
saaA . DAAlssaoAsN ~ 60 - !.
iss. ysa sss-vsu - 1seos0ouuoE.t'
aa1 ~ oSWs 49, .It
Special Pssrsosaso ~:
WHITE WAISTS
Dainsy Seyiss Z
Remarkable Psiss Csassa11U16
~ VAoses...........-., ~ "a
an valuos.......,.......-.2
~ vaaess.............--.....1s19 pc
~ 60; -. re. snS - 'ssan -. -
~ "r Hcsss. M ss'' in.:4la s5:& -
friilin0s-sosne have volvot eoW4, ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

Look for the Cloeksi Look the Clecksi
Csssk msns Dsssts Hos,i.s sDssaals.
lN NlX Works sNoPlINQ cRNTRl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
DfHNnAnbr eneEREp- -.
II her DRESSING ROOM
IAN France Joyous" She's Told,
"As " Monarchy Again and Babe
J shd Been Bonn to Queen"

SAHsA ian. is.-TAs dressing room
Ct tie great Sarah Besnhardt wAs
nssaeea yestsrday ~ French celebrities
~ a; Asts and psofs1s,ons. come 70
ssagS1eaats hse On having teen dec
sgassd WisA the crsss q the Les,oa Of
0easN TAsee vsss sAsssU wAsn 80
Gne1usiast .saia:
IAN 1saacs 10 Joyous and II 10 - u n
weo . monarchy again and the Queen
~ Just given birth to . babe"
n the midst Of this celebration Nine.
Dernhafdt received The World CORE
speudenk. to whom she said:
Il est you. my dear young man, -
sen1 my beloved, American people al
~ teQdssest <hanks foe the proofs Of
o0eeeIsA~ which have &ast cone to me
0oo -svsey part Of Jour grand and a.
0sAbls sesntry. en- touched TO tsa.s
- u treat isvs they bear for me-"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
MORNING SPEClALS--Temsnsw Saturday. Uutn P. NJ
To prevent dealers buying. quanunes reetacted.

Ss.Ss Oh Wiasss Csats. .............1 .SS
New fun length modeis-Au wool
cheviOts--brown and navy--wdde
self fac1ngs and deep. inside yoko-
. 70 II years.
5 i.,I s;;s s %s ~ ~ . Ms, n MI s:,u
MISSES DEPT-SDCOND VL6OR.
&l.SS Cbis' Stem Cspss. ....,.........l.oo
Navy and red sateens. rubberized
-piaid SILK lined hood-Srom ono OF
beDt makers-a rainprOof school bag
VIZ &s ssSS G SsPi- g & Sfs sLoon
- Ct. Cihs' Plannslssts 2Ihts. ......... 10
s sS:lSPt SxDai*Iasts Xsss ,oo.
~ CT HlA CT Shsas. ............lA
broad toes - extension soi3S
''''' "a sAaos22.1a..coxp v1ooA
y e. Ct 1isek Nsls hs6ssy. ....... -
Tins 1b-unSn heels an6 tosS-sx.
s;lI iIS. H:Hs' Hh5s assss4eisa NOON.
10 Il. ChlAsa's Uadsswsas. ........... 10
Flsscs Oinsd-hiSh nsok-Song sleeves
ankle length dnAwsrs-AlI sisss-
aifEsssaXES fFtt sBtsSssls SA ,.oo..
80 Ct. Wsnsais Stern Rubbsss. &c. IL
First auahty-sov or Cuban heels
SHoEs-sEcoND vI0oR.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

An lea - Ssun1 astAglss Cd
verified b The WeslA VIII -
lls1ed 81 TIE WsgiA's lsfosuo-
~ 0asssa, Yulitnss BsildiAG
AFooAA Pash 1Swj Wosld's
UptSWa 0ffiees nssthWess ~.
Dss ash %. anA 1sea4WaVO
Wes1A's Hssls9 OffleA 1865
Wsst l26th a., aAA WssiA's
DseeklR Offlss, 9o9 WaAhlAgs
tsa ~, Deesklyls ~ - 6aYs
esllswia0 ~ Dsln11aS q ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

Boys and Young Mems Suits and Goats
Mid-Wintsr Reductions and January Clsarancss
"Rsd Ticket" Letsl included n Each Group
Red T BIO reductions placed ssson:bis MERCHANDISE
everything cold whs In fashion and In demand
Ehny sui Ass MARRIED iasn sy-satk Is sSomN
Mskras taiiorWs-nIiabh tabrtes Only.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16

$500 1 Si0.oe Ovssessis. $50
to - yesrs--Ru~sian. polo and
ulster models--button-to neck. con-
vert.ble and shawl collars-high
cl-ass ohinchilas and Winter chew
iots--full or half belted-sergs or
BOYS ovERcoArs THIRD FLOOR.
s7.ss to Ss.ss Boys' High Class SIss. =. .S.Ss
. 20 II year-vack models. also
single and double breast Norfolks-
all wool navy sargss and fancy
cheviots. In newest patterns
BOYS SUITS-THlkD FLOOR
- Ct. Dsys' Winter Co.'S. ........... 81
Navy ssrges ana 0heviots in gray.
brown and mixtureo--plain or with
in-sur hand-hIu crown.
BOYS HATS-THIRD FLOOR.
81 q. bsys' Pajanas. ................. -
Heavy nap flannslstte-pank and
pearl buttons--8 to 10 years.
BOYS vuRNIsHIN6s--THIRD yLOO0.
- q. bsys' elssnss. ................... %
Madras and percals-white. also light
and dark stripes and figureA-sofns
have attached COLLARS 10 Is yrs.
BOYS TCRNlsHINGS--rHIRD FLOOR.
$40 Lssthss Hand Bass. ............. -
Leather lined-soms with patent
eafsty oatch-Eunmetal and silver
"n LfAf tEEidRe SSoops-xA,S FLOOR.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
TOILET ARTICLES

0ystemat1e oav1a6s - Small Nee1.
fols Lead - OabstAntlal 0aans
- Ct. Complexion Powder
Lundbor9's .............."..".... .26
3 Ct Jergen's Benson and Almond
Lotson-to softsn onssoSd sEi..... IA
. ct. sosodont. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
- Ct. Canthrox-lfaiP 0lhampoe..... 40
)1.oo size Wsstphal's Auxiliatoe.... -
es.W Ivory Tint Airrors-
Ar&o oiS~Dss' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
no Ivory Tint Hair DrushaD. .....1 80
= o. Ivory lint DRESSING Comhs.. .26
- Of. Payns's Nall Aasa0h, Nail
Enamel. Powder Or LiQutd-eAdh. .
10 ct Nall Ftiss.. Observation-Disclosures. 2
10 ct. Bon Ton Manicure SETS. 10
10 CT Orange Wood 0t3cks-6ossn., g
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-16
Boys OVERCOATS

Button. te-nock ana convertible collar
cheviots and chinchil.
IaS-many flannel Mnsd-plain or beltsf.
See also, won1spful Mosninb
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-17
CLEVER RUSe

A young lady took down the re-
ceiver of the telephone one day and
discovered that the line ives in use.
Il just put on a pan of beans
for dinner" she heard ore woman
complacently informing another.
She hung up the receiver and
waiting for the conversation to end.
Upon returning to the telephone
she Sound the women still talking.
Three times she waited and then at
last becoming, exasperated, she
broke into the conversation.
Madam, smell your beans
burning" she announc d crisply.
A Mortified scream greeted the
remark and the young lady was
able to put IN her call.-Every-
body's Magazine.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-17
GREATER HUMBOLDT
CORPORATION

A meeting Of the new board of
directors Of the Greater Humboldt
Corporation was held last Saturday
at the branch office of the company
at Winnemucca, for the purpose Of
organizing and transacting other
b %isiness.
following are the directors for
the ensuing year: E. C. McClel-
Ian, John M. Riddell, Deeth; Peter
Anker, L~ovelock; A. r. Randolph,
Wirnemucca; and E. A. Mcclellan.
The old officers we're reelected.
The meeting as in session sever
81 hours and great interest was
manifested and all felt encouraged
at the present outlook for the fut.
ure success of the Greater Hum.
boldt Corporation
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-17

no doubt be ruined if not quickly
drained. The land is not liable to
dry up very fast after the levee is
repaired and it is not likely that
the submerged ranches will be cap
ahless of producing much crop this
season.
The Big Five owners disclaim re-
s~ponsioility for the break stating
that because in a previous high
water they fixed tho levee, which is
half a mile above their reservoir, at
their own expense, the public now
expects them to care for it at all
times.
1t is stated that the levee will be
repaired iii not over a weeks time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-17
COUNTING BY KNOTS

1t was the custom of the Aztecs
tn keep their accounts by means of
string. The numbers were indi-
Gated by knots. A single knot was
ten, two single knots twenty and
so on. The hundreds were indicat-
ed by double knots. The color of
the string indicated hat the num-
hers referred to. Soldiers wore
red, gold yellow, silver white, and
rorn green. This method is still
in use on the sierras of the Argen-
tina, where the herdsmen keep tale
of their charges in a similar way
Several strands depend from one
the first Of these strands being re-
served for bulls, next for the
COW; the milk and dry heing differ.
entiated: the next for sheep and
so o.. Knots probably among
the first methods of man to record
fgures-the knot or the mark on g
hit of stick. In the English bor
gardens the tallyman (generally
the local school MASTERY goes
around with the tally and it's mark
and the most civilized Chicagoar
still ties a knot in his handkerchief
when he is asked "to be sure to re.
member. Chicago News.