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The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
Vast Holiday Throng Gathers
In Atlantic City
Resort Rapidly Filling With Thousands
of Pleasure Seekers and Vacationists.

ton. George B. covington, C. B. Craig
Morris Cronin. Mrs. NJ. Deck. d. Duane,
S. L. DeLee, and F. II. Eison.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
HOTEL NORM ANDIE

AVE-, NEAR THE BEACH
Noted for It's excellent table and home comforts.
Private baths. Elevator to street level. Near al
churches, TisES, and depotS. Free bathing from
hotel kases reasonable.
JAMES HAMILTON. Owner and PROP.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
HOTEL DOLPHIN

New Yoyk Ave. Central Location. Fourth hou
Booklet. LEON e. BEAN. q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
PRINCE OF WALES IS
VISITING FIRING LINE

London, Eng, Nov. 1.-THE prince
of Wales. heir to the throne of Great
Britain. is now at the front in France.
The prince, a mere youth, was refused
nermission by lord Kitchener to join
the troops as participant in the
a dispatch from Boulogne to the
Daily Chronicle says;
THE arrival of the prince of Wales
here was the signal for an enthusiastic
demonstration by the French and
English troops gathered on the water
front. Several trainloads of wounded
aI0ngside the quay Joined in the
cheering. The prince shook hands
and smoke with many of the wounded.
THE crossing was one OF the rough
est Of the year, but the prince suffered
no Inconvenience and spent the great
or mart of the voyage on the bridge"
The news that the heir to the throne
had been permitted to carry out the
royal tradition as an army leader by
Joining the general staff has been re-
cefved with great satisfaction by the
newspapers, which express the BELIEF
that it will stimulate recruiting
It is pointed out that the prince OF
Wales was the first officer enrolled in
the army after the outbreak of the
war, as he volunteered for service soon
after midnight, August 4, and was as
signed to the third battalion of the
Grenadier Guards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17

ment is made that Brig. Gen. Charles
Fitzclarence OF the Irish Guards has
been killed in action at Ypres. He was
connected with the family of the earl
of Munster, was 40 years old and saw
service in South Africa, where he was
twice wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
SANTA CLAUS MAIL
TO BE DELIVERED

Santa Claus letters Will De turned
over to local charitable societies Post
master J. A. Smith never destroys these
LETTERS. but gives them to societies who
remember the children of the poor and
destitute on Christmas morning. Hun
dreds of such letters are received at the
local office during the holidays.
thirty extra clerks and carriers VIII
he emploved within the next month to
handle the Christmas rush at the local
nostOffice A store room located in the
center of the business district viii be
rented as a sub-statiOn for the parcels
most department
last year rs extra clerks and car
riers were employed but this year the
volume of business will be much great
eT Automobile trucks and automobile
delivery wagons will be used.
A marcel post window is to be opened
ra,-t to the stamp window at the post
office. The lock boxes that are located
in mat part of the office will be trans
ferred to the south end of the office,
W here the parcel post window is now
Located. Chutes will be installed under
tbe new parcel post window so that
tbe uackages can be dropped into them
ana conveyed to the mailing depart
ment in the basement of the post
office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
VILLA IS MAN OF HOUR,
BRAZILIAN ATTACHE SAYS

aArexico needs a man who is capS az
~ enforcing the law and who can pre-
on 80 order in the republic and 1 be
i lie g that Francisco villa is the only
l lleIe i'm fbat country capable Of accom-
nIishing this" said J. L. Brown, VINO
Is an attache of the Brazilian Iega!tlo9i
- 1revico CITY. Mr. Brown arrived
az IN Poeo Tuesday morning and is
stopninr at the Hotel Sheldon. He ex-
Tects to leave for Mexico City Wednes-
IA 5sv accompanied by his wife, wh7
arrived here from New York Monday.
when 1 left Mexico Gliy' M M a-,Jss u
c9iientes convention. But I am unable
to saw what the attitude of the. people
viii be as to the findings Of this Dooy
or its recommendations
'The people OF MEXICO + io1 and are
anxious to see peace restored he SAID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17

MENACE PHOENIX
Four Attempts Are Made To
Burn Buildings; Two
Successful.

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 17.-Four at
+o1,Tte to start incendiary fires in
Pboaniv last night following the $780,
900 con ma grafton in the business dis
trict Monday led today to the belleI
tbet an incendiary conspiracy exists
among idle MeXicans.
Two Attempts Successful.
Two Of the incendiary attempts last
nigb+ were successful resulting IN the
destruction OF a large warehouse anu
its contents and a cottage. NaIuaDIe
pro6ertv near both structures were en-
dangered by the fires. All OF Ihe Lou'
atte1nts we're in the southeastern sec
ton of the city.
Warehouse Loss $4,000
A 7varebo11se owned by Goldman ana
co1nnanv. and filled with hay anu
Grain was destroyed. The loss IS
soon after the Goldman fire A: Il.
T.oescber engineer for the PnoehlN
flour mills. seized a Mexican IN Ihe aCs
of setting fire to pile OF olleo "aS''
under a box car in the mill yard
Fired at IncendinrH' ~.
The Mexican escaped. Later ne
COO, nv Tu15e Smith, Waterman for the
Artzons Eastern railroad, who urea
f1,,ice 81 tbe incendiary after IRE Hdu
been set to another pile of waste
COttaEe is Burned
Soon after this a small cottage aI-
ioiDing fine stock yards was destroy ee'
The stock wards were saved win on
ficu1ty It is believed an lncenuldIs
started the fire in the business us L ~
Monday morning and several siii'-i
blaZes Friday night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
CAVALRY BAND TO
PLAY "PINAFORE'

A selection from "Pinafore" is one
OF the musical treats on the program
OF the 18th cavalry band concert,
winch will be given at Fort Bliss We'd
hesday afternoon at 3:15. An italian
overture, italians in Algiers," will
dlso be played as one of the numbers
OF the concert. Chief musician Rocco
Hesta will direct It.
Inc program for the matinee concert
March, along Came Ruth" Berlin.
Overture, italians in Algiers," Ros-
sini
Selection, Good Bye Boys" Tilzer.
waltz, Love Is so FickIe," Aruse-
.Serenade, Anita" Allen.
selection, "PinafOre," Sullivan.
Medley Waltz, IF That's Your Idea
OF Wonderful Time" Berlin
march, american Beauties" Clair.
N1he Star Spangled Banner"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
TIE RIJOU.

trrrr.4r. AAAL bAJOLs
Within An Ace" a two-part Vita
graph drama with James Morrison
Harry Northrup and Dorothy Kelly in
the cast will be on the program today.
Inc Mystery of the Sealed Art Cal
Iery,' an interesting Edison picture,
VIII complete the program. The Bijou
shows only the best.
Wednesday-John Bunny and Leah
Baird will be seen in pictures Of in
terest.
hursday-Hearst-S elig Weekly and
Rosemary, That's for Remembrance"
Coming-Ethel Barrymore in The
Nightingale. advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
MYSTERY AND KEYSTONE KONEDY

Episode No q of THE Million Dollar
Mystery will be shown again TO-DAY
for the last time. Don't miss it.
And, as usual on Tuesdays, hey
stone "Komedy" completes the bill II
you never laughed before, you'll surely
laugh today when you see Chester
Conklin, the little Keystone comedian
who played opposite Chaplin in Dough
and Dynamite" portray the part OF the
villain in this side-splitting Keystone
''Komedy," entitled Curses They Re
marked" It is certainly funny
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
MAYT0RENA IS
ATTACKING NAC0
Resumes Bombardment Of
Border Town Held
By Hill.

Naco. -.riz, Nov. 17.-BOth the May
torena. and Hill forces resumed firing
earIv today and a stray bullet, tlylng
over the American border, struck Mrs
A. F. Krohn, wife Of Southern Pacific
officiaI in the head. The wound is not
serious.
Mrs. Krohn and her husband had
sbandoned their residence near the
United States custom house last Fri
day, after il had been struck by a
fIvfnp she'll case from the Mexican side
So vas hin by a bullet today that PEN
etrated the familys temporary quar-
ters in the northern portion OF the
town 49, 100. -, -
The wounding Of Mrs. Krohn was tne
mn casualty among non-combatants
sj,rco Tho NIexicau factions began fight
ing around Naco, Sonora.
Maytorena started a brisk canno l.1i.'le
4l,is morning but ELECTED only hstless
reDlv from Hnls trenches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
CnnnOnndInE d InrIOms.

ITO the southeast Of Ypres. the en-
envy kept up a very heavy lombard
ment against our line and that Of the
French. On our left the situation re-
NAMED unchanged, both sides con-
tentfng themselves with furious can
In our center the Germans
their hold on the small
amount of ground which they had lost,
but in doing so incurred a heavy loss
from our artillery and machine gun
ffrp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
Az UPLIFr PLAY AT wIGwA1I.

Inc WlgWam today will present
Gerda Holmes in the Essanay moral
photoplay which bares the soul Of a
woman. It is called whatsoever a
Woman Soweth." It is one of the Es-
sanay's features in It's fight for cleaner,
higher class tone in photo plays. There
will also be a good Selig, entitled "At
the Transfer Corner"
Tomorrow, THE House Next Door
will begin a two days run. This is the
picture which was adapted from the
play Of J. Hartley. Manners. author OF
peg O. Ny Heart and it contains one
answer to a question of ages. 1t was
passed and praised by the national
board of censors and there is nothing
in it to offend anyone, regardless of his
religious views. It is a strong drama
in which there is a pleasing romance
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
MUSICAL CO1IEDY-ALHAMBRA.

THE Winning Miss, sparkling
musical comedy filled with tuneful
songs, pretty dancing and prettier
chorus girls is being shown tonight at
the AIhambra. FL Paso has never had
such a show for the popular prices
c6arped-boxes. SOC: lower floor. 35c;
balcony, Csc. First performance begins
at z D. m, second at S:45. The voices in
the Chicago Light opera company,
which is staging these productions, are
admittedly the best ever heard here at
popuIar prices.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
ru1s wEEK,s BARGAIN.

Kimbal Piano, handsome W. ll Llo,.
case for $1,000. Payments 5000 per Pc
month Guaranteed by the OIdeS ST. ~
ano House in FL PasO. FL Paso u, n lal ~
Co. 2OS South side Texas ST. W. H.
Schultz, rOp.-AdvertisemehI'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
U. S. WARSHIP STOPS
ILL TREATMENT OF ALIENS

Paris, France, Nov. 17.-An Athens,
Greece, dispatch to the Havas agency,
says;
THE American warship Tennessee
has arrived at the port of Vurla, Asia
Minor, and has put a stop to i'll treat
ment Of British, French and Russian
residents. The authorities of Smyrna,
fearing a bOmbardmentr have left for
the interior.
The garrison at Smyrna at present
consists of $4,000 Turkish soldiers"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-17
CENT A GLASS IS
ENGLAND'S BEER DUTY

London. Eng, Nov. 17.-David Lloyd
George, chancellor of the exchequer,
proposed in the house Of commons To-
shillings pence per barrel. This is
equivalent to about 1 cent on each
glass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

""'cr""r stuart, Mayor hIn-iIc and
othcrs Favor Project for Hcttcr
highways Throughout state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
DANDRUFF SOON
RUINS THE HAIR
Makes 1t Lifeless, Dull, Dry
Brittle and Thin.

Girls-if you want plenty OF thick,
beautiful. glossy. silky hair. 10 by all
means set rid OF dandruT. for Il will
starve your hair and ruin II II you
don't.
1t doean't do much good to try TO
brush or wash II out The only sure
way to get rio OF dandruf Is to dis
solve II. then you destroy It entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces OF
ordinary liquid arvon: apply II at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten tho scalp and rub II in gently
with the finger tips.
by morning most. II not all, of your
dandruff Will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of IT,
You will and, too. that all itching
and digging OF the scalp VIII stop. and
your hair will be silky. fluffy, lustrous.
soft. and look and feel hundred
times better. You can get liquid
arvon at any drug store. 7, IL mex
pensive. and four ounces is all you
VIII need. no matter how much dan.
drun you have. This simple remedy
never aiis.-Advert!sement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

spirit therein with reference to road
construction and maintenance. to urg,
the cooperation OF local residents and
effect the organization Of communities
Tor road maintenance. to call meet
ings. Issue bulletins and give informa-
lion as to tn" waste In building roads
and failing TO provide for their mnin-
tcnancc by sinking fund or other
wise; to make known the fact that
tho roads OF the Commonwealth are
public highways, 70! the use OF ali
the people who may Wish to travel
thereon. ana that they do not belong
To individuals or corporations for pri-
vatc use and personal benefit az scrap
heaps. lumber yards and drainage ca
nails. to show how unjust II is that n
common right Is mOnopolized by tew
individuals or interests OF a ncighbor-
hood or community for months In a
year TO the absolute destruction of the
comfortable and safe use thereof
meant for the general public. TO con-
slider measures to induce the forhenr-
nnce Of the uso of roads for heavy
leads for certain periods after rhin
or snowfall: to bring TO the attention
or the public the present evil condi-
tons which more thnn anything else
are abating the comfort and hnppi .
ness ana threatening the very exist
"nce of some or our rural communities
and To establish branch organizations
In the State"
There are the aims of the league
ana already they have attracted con-
siderable attention. One OF the most
prominent features of tho new awak .
OF virginia are In need OF care ana
thoughtful attention In tho fact that
Governor Stuart has proclaimed Nav
81 as Good Roads Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
SIR MOSES EZEKIEL lNSPECTS
SITE FOR DANIEL STATUE
Fnmou" sculptor visits Lynchhurg and
Confers with Committee Over Placing
of Ills Tribute to Deud Stntcsmnu
[Special to The rImra- DlaunIrh

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LAnchburg. Va. Mag ls-Sir Moses
Ezekiel who designed the monument to
be u VT cd here soon 10 The late
Major John w Daniel. this morning
visited the site upon which tho nionu-
MEM IL TO be located. and advised N
- tie boSiion In which the stt:uc
should be placed. In company nith
the famous sculptor were Randolph
Harrison. Major stephen q Halscy y
l. Long. Il &. Hammer and CITY Eng,-
neer Harry l. Shuncr
After viewing the location, Sir Moses
agreed heartily with the local com
Hittec that the statue Hhould face
Park Avenue which means that the
nsurc VIII be looking directly toward
esterly, the home of Major Dantci
II was learned this afternoon that
the design FOR the statue Ia no.v In the
hands OF the holders. and as soon as
INC concern having this In charge can
"a 20 report as to the tifnc the ike
ness OF Major Daniel can be delivercd
mere, the committee In charge OF the
monument will he able TO begin active
ana iinal ARRANGEMENTS for the unveil-
ing. the date for which will be az early
rs possible.
Sir Moses Ezekiel reached here las,
night from New Market. where ycster-
day lie was present at the celebration
OF the anniversary OF the battle OF New
MARKET, having come recently from a
visit In Cincinnati II IL hi. purpos,
TO return TO I.ynchburg to be present
at the unwilling of his statue TO Major
Daniel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

ed Tor the appointment OF three SEN
htors ana three Representatives. TO act
as advisors 10 the Governor In handling
future strike developments and to
recommend to the next General AS
senbiy laws they may deem necessary
10 meet the situation. Tho adjourn
ment OF tn. extra session AT o'clock.
The hour agreed on. wds delayed by
the receipt OF the Presidents telegram
The Legislature later adjourned
Asked if hc thought III. militia could
handle the situation IL Federal troops
were withdrawn. the Governor said:
y hope II Will not be necessary to
use the militia again. | hope that be-
TORE the Federal soldiers are with
drawn the Federal administration can
help us to procure an adjustment Of
tho strike CONTROVERSY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
COLORADO MUST SOLVE
ITS OWN DIFFICULTIES

Continued From First paYcD
After the militia and strikers par(ici-
patcd In a battle at Ludlow on April
20. when twcnty-onc were killed. and
after other serious conflicts. the militia
was replaced by Federal troops
MORE THAN HALF OF SUM
DUE FOR PAST EXPENSES
or tho 100000 provided by :he bond
issue referred to BY Governor Anmcns.
s6sl.o0o has been spent In past expense,
Of the militia
Tho Governors reply 70 tho Prest
dent was:
y regret exceedingly that you have
been !nisinformed. The Legislature ma
Just passed an act which have np-
proved. providing for oond Issue or
sl.ooo.0oo 10 pay the indebtedness In
Cured. ana which may be incurred, In
suppressing inrurrection and defending
the State.
las soon as these bonds can be is
sued these funds will be available. and
this state can and viii control the
situation This Is the only constitu-
t!onal method of raising funds In the
immediate future In addition TO this
act. the Legislature has enacted a law
permitting the Governor to close sa
looms In times of disorder, and also n
!aw prohibiting the carrying and dis
position OF firearms In times OF d!sor-
der. Moreover. committee on media
q.
v!dcd for and appointed"
The Governors call for an extra ses-
sion asked for the enactment OF Ave
strike measures. OF these the follow
Ing bills were passed:
Providing II bond issue OF 100000
10 cover past and future expenses of
the militia
Giving the Governor authority TO
close saloons In times OF internal dis
order without declaring martial law.
Authorizing the Governor 10 prohibit
the sale or purchase OF firearms by
unauthorized persons In times OF In
ternal disorder
The two measures defeated were n
constitutional amendment for the en-
actmcnt of n compulsory arbitration
act ana bill establishing a State po-
lice force
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
TO ADVISE GOVERNOR
In the closing hour of the extra
session Joint resolution WIS adont-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
ADAMsoN DEFENDS BILL.
Personal Guilt" Only Way to Make Male
factors Fear the Law.

ISp-cia! to The Times. D!s pdtch.l
Washington. May l5.-DeicndiuE The per
soma quit scheme that rum through the
proposed new antitrust !egisIstion Chairman
Addin-On Of the House Interstate and For
eigE Commerce Committee. sage IL his re-
port:
There j. but one way TO make malerac:nrs
rear the law. and that l. 20 innct personal
punishment Pun:shments which hnc cor
ro!at!on are nugatory. The hn"- paid
out oi the treasury Of the corporation. and
no man suffers IN tho flesh These fines Is
4 vicious system. and 1t is liable 10 make
me Apubit SUITE! through the iiliict!ou of
Interior services. and allows the cuIprit TO
so Tree Instead OF publishing him ia person"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

Indications thas tho Good Roads
Convention, TO DO held In Richmond
May 27-30. Will DO ono Of the chief
meeting Of the year. 80 far as this
city liz concerned. are appearing each
day, ana II ls expected that an Inter-
est almost unthought OF b. those who
are fostering tho movement Will be
shown. The plan Of the Rural Road
Improvement League, which Is the
moving spirit in the concerted effort
being made TO Improve the roads Of
Virginia. has been heartily Endorsed
by Governor stuar. Mayor Ainslie
ana the civic and commercial organ
izauons OF the city.
Mayor A!nslie viii Officially welcome
the convention n the banquet To be
given at the Jefferson Hotel on tho
evening OF May Is. Governor Stuart
Will also be there. ~ he Is In Rich
mond and there will be IN attendance.
Representation from practically every
county In virginia. az there IL local
organization for the Improvement OF
roads IN each. and almost all OF them
will send representatives.
The convention Is FOR the purpose
Of bringing together those persons IN
tho state who are anxious TO see the
country roads Improved. II is planned
to make the convention & meeting Of
consultation and discussion. ana during
tho sessions here several OF the cx-
ports who arc members will conduct
experiments on roads in the vicinity
of Richmond
IMrKoIt.NiG\T LEAGUE
ulst ENTITY OIGA NIyED
The Rural Road and Improvement
League has been but recently organ
tied. The purpose OF the organization
is fully stated In It's charter. /, Is a.
follows:
"rhe purposes of tho Rural Road
frstF I
road conditions In rural communities
~ ~" stat" bv cu'tivatinr the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
APPOINTMENT not POPULAR.
Resentment still Shown nj Selection Of
American KniIrnIiu Man

Edinburgh. May Is.-Thht the recent APP
point!nent % an American general man
hIcr OF the Great Eastern Railway mas not
been forgiven the company by the rank and
ME OF railroad employees In this country.
wnu demonstrated today a. tho annual con-
vent!on OF the hallway CLERKS Association
here "hen g resolution ~as passed pro
testing against the Insult 20 the railway =
salafied stan. offered by Lord ClaUd Ham
iiton. when he declared mat british rail-
war men were totally Incapable OF holding
re,pOrs!5ie positions.
one o: the speakers said tina, Hamilton
has shown his patriotism and io"e az the
boys OF the bulldog breed by going to
America for genera! manager"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Ynrn MiIIa for Belmont

Belmont. y. G. May i6.-The Ma
tional Yarn Mills. Belmont. has or
ganized with officers as follows: 4. c..
l-inebcrger. president and manager; D.
l.. Rhyme, vice-Presldent. r. l.. Stowe,
secretary and treasurer. Having ef-
fccted organization. the company Will
arrange for building 100000 cotton
factory. About 10. 600 spindlcs and &C
companying machinery Will be Installed
10 spin combed peeler warns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
LONGWORTH ENDORSED
Republicans Predict Ills Recollection
to Congress-.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Cincinnati. May l6.-During one OF
thc stornicst meetings ever held by
the Hamilton County Republican Gem
trail Committee. Nicholas Longworth,
from the First Ohio District was in
dorsed for his old seat In Congress-
Longworth's election by a plurality of
over 5000 was predicted by leading
Republicans to-day.
Stanley Strublc. Hamilton County
commissioner, was Endorsed as a can
didate for Congress from the Second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
ONLY SIX WITH COXEY
Says lie VIII Continue Mnrct II De-
hertcn hN wi Exccui uis E,umiIx

Frederick. Md. May I6.-Deserted
by all his army" except six privates
"General' Jacob CoXcy arrived here to-
day. belated in his march on Wash
.nKtOn. He Will remain here over
sunday. and expects to reach Wash
inCton on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The General" Mrs Coxey and their
daughter headed the cava!cadc to-day
Their son on the mule Maud and a
buglcr and drummer on foot followed
CoXey says lie VIII continue to Wash
!ngton even II deserted by ali but his
a -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
Virginia Beach, Virginia.
"Nctoria Cottage"

Ocean front. All modern convent
cnces Large verandas. Directly on
car line. Rates $1,000 to $500 per
week, $3.50 to $500 per day. Special
reduction for parties OF more than
-four. MRS. \. l.. JONES.
open June J. Petersburg Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
tupcnl. for N,nn,Inm,ls.

Austin. Tex. sIay is.-The Pierce Oil Cor
po'hti)r b-day o!ed In the State Supreme
Court Let'i.On FOR n rnandanus 20 compel
TIE Secretary OF state TO Issue permit au-
thorz!ng tho corporation 10 DO business In
Texas.