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ASSESSMENT NOTICE NO. 9.

he Utah Centennial Mining Com.
pany, Principal Place Of business
Pleasant Grove, Utah.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at
leeting Of the directors of the above
AIMED company, held on the 18th DAY
April, 1914, Assessment No 6 Of
per 1000 share was levied on the
ipital stock Of the corporation, pay.
BILE Immediately to ID. Noble, secre
airy, at his Office, Pleasant Grove,
tab. Any stock on which this as.
,ssment remains unpaid on May IS,
IA, will be delinquent and adver.
sed for sale at public auction, and
nless payment is made before will be
Did on Thursday, June Is. 1914. at .
clock p. m, at the Office of the sec
etary at Pleasant Grove, to pay the
,linQuent assessment, together with
lie cost OF advertising and expense Of
jale.
ID. NOBLE, Secretary.
First pub. April IS; last May l6, 1914
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court of the For.,,
judicial District, County of Utah '0
In the matter OF the estate of Ia.
Jayne. deceased, creditors viii ' nan
'ent claims with vouchers to tho p ~
ersigned at Alpine City, Utah Corn W.
tab. on or before the nth dav =,
ugust. 1914. '' :"
GEORGE l.. MAYNE.
DIN n. WOOTTON, 0'
Attorney for Administrators
irst puz. April II; last NAV 2 ioi,,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
WHO CONSTITUTE
ADRAHAM'S SEED
OIVlne|y Appointed TO Roll Away
Curse Of Death

Abraham's Seed Twofoid-Ths Spirit
usl ssed--itow the looos Became
the Messiah - Purpose Of Jesus
Death and Resurrsotion--Ths Spirit.
ual Seed q company-The Natural
Seed Of Abrshsm-How the Blessings
viii Conceivable Exalted Position
In the kinsdem-Position OF the
Foolish virsins--Loyalty the Test.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of friedrich Fowlke. de.
eased,
Creditors will present claims with
oucbes to the undersigned at Pleas.
at Grove. Utah, or Booth and Booth
y. D Knight Block, Provo, Utab
cunty. Utah. OH or before the 3Oth
ay OF August. 1914.
f. J, Fowlke, administrator Of the
state Of Friedrich Fowlke, deceased
Booth and Booth, Attorneys for Ad.
ate of first publication April U.s.
asst May %.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Emma u. Smith. Do..
Creditors will present claimse
vouchers to the undersigned :, "l,h
residence, Pleasant Grove civ :" IN, us
County. State of Utah, oil or be;o,s.o tsh
18th day of August, 1914 o'e The
Administrator of the Estate ., n,
II. Smith, Deceased. Emma
eATsKER a. ROBINSON,
Attorneys for Administrator
First pub. April IL: last Nav o ,o,,,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
SPECIAL COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Lehi Commercial Club will hold
a special meeting In the clubrooms
next Wednesday evening. There are
several matters of Importance that
VIII require the clubs action. 30 that
1t is earnestly desired that all men,
bers be present.
The ladies will prepare program
OF games and music. after which re-
freshments will be served
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,
U. s. Land Office at
Salt Lake City, Utah,


u. s. Land Office at
Salt Lake City, Utah.
April 3. 1914.
NOTICE Is hereby given that MARI
opkins, Of Lehi, Utah, who. on jan
airy 2, 1908. made Homestead Entry
%. ,17028 (Serial No. 02729). for lots
=, and 6, section IS, and lot /. sec.
lion 10. Township 6 South. Range ]
east. Salt Lake Meridian, has filed
. office Of intention to make Final
Tive-Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
,egister and Receiver Of the U. s.
and Office, at Salt Lake City, Utah.
on the 22nd day OF May, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Nate
7ockhill and Joe Dinkelspeel OF Salt
Lake City. Utah, and w. A. Knight
and Gordon Cedarstrom Of Lehi, Utah,
Il. ID. r. THOMPSON,
Register.
First pub. April IS; last May 16, 1919
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Mrs. Aldrura Ashton has been con-
fined to her room for several days
with q case OF rheumatism.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor visited
friends In Salt Lake City the early
part Of the week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Peterson spent
the Wednesday half holiday with
friends In Salt Lake City.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Wells went to
Salt Lake City, Wednesday, to attend
the funeral of friend
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Willes we're Salt
Lake visitors Tuesday.
DR.. Hasler made a professional trip
to Provo, Monday
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

thing to be conceited about. but when
his conceit is like the gas that rounds
out a toy balloon and ont knows Il is
nothing but gas blown bubble, one
cannot help a wicked desire to stick
a pin In 1t and see the flabby result.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Joy photos, 9sc per dozen, Monday. >
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Honest poultry dealers make none.
Dy fair means and fowl.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Some Of us hand out advice only
when we have an ak to grind.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Gravel ard building sand. See J
W. Chiffon, Lehl, Utah. Il
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

For wall paper and window cur
talns the Chapman Mere. Co can not
be excelled 2-1t
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Philo Child, who is on the circula-
ton force of the Deseret News, spent
two days this week In Lehi on BUSH
ness
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-02

Work was completed this week on
the big wood stave syphon OF the Utah
Lake Irrigation company, that crosses
Jordan River north of Jordan Mar
rows, ana which will supply the peo-
pie OF Diaper and Sandy with water
The same men are now building the
syphon which will bring water from
the same source across Jordan River
above the Narrows to the farmers of
tehi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

question startled the father, and he
let the paper fall He asked the little
fellow what ticket did he think that
ne ought to vote, and he said, II
don't know, but mamma say you
ought to vote dry for US boys This
answer overcame that father. He
saw his mistake. and went TO temper
ance meeting that night. and related
what had happened at home and with
tears IN his eyes he said, IT am the
dryest man in town tonight" / call
upon the voters of my church and the
state TO unite with me In casting
vote Tor our boys In September.
appeal to the patriotism of Virginians
in the behalf OF our bows TO vote the
liquor interest out of our State, call
upon the manhood of Virginia to cast
their votes against the saloon. I pray
the love OF fathers and big brothers
In memory Of our boys TO Danish the
saloon from our land with your suf-
fragA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
CHRONOLOGY OF
THE WEEK

Following Ia a summary Of the
weeks movement In the financial mar
fe,s. and OF events having influence on
H. EN-:
Monday-Lsbor Day recess~~Turn of
var in favor OF Allies interpreted fav-
o.ably for financial situatlon-Coun~
try's money supply shown TO have In
creased s1l1,23s 00a during August.
owing to emergency currency ISSUES
Norway terminates It's moratorium.
Tuesday--Demand sterling bills on
London quoted al 4.97-~W heat prices
decline cents a hushel. speculative
unloading being the eanae--=ioVcrn o.
nient crop report indicates an August
loss OF $4,000 600 bushels in growing
corn. 5.00e. 600 bushels In grow ms,
spring wheat and 81. GEO 00n bushels
Ia growing oats Nevada Consolidat-
ed and RAY Consolidated copper disi-
bends passed-British Government de-
cides not TO extend moratorium beyond
October efforts made to hasten
war lax bin TN United States-Clear-
ing house committee asks banks to
join $50, 0o0, 600 gold pool to reorEan-
ize foreian exchange markes-New city
loan of $500 600 900 subscribed for by
1se banks.
Wednesday, Sight drafts on London
advances to 4eS I-2-~Federal Reserve
Board at Washington considers $l10.-
100000 gold pool projected t0 care
for foreign exchange situat ION Re
Turns published showing August iron
production Of United states To have
been larger than That Of JuIy-Rc-
pnr.g-fra.l-st-a ---r---
not encouraging Railroad presidents
cali on President Wilson urging more
friendly attitude on part OF Admins.
tratfQa and people 10 the railroads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

eminent removed to Bordeaux.
September 3--Bussians occupy Lem
berg.
September battle begins south of
the Marine and east of Paris in
which the German FIGHT wing is
pushed back--tsermans occupy
Tormonde in Belgium. followed
by occupation of Ghept--Rus-
slams claim victory over Aus
triaus near Lublin.
September 6-British cruiser Path
finder sunk by submarine.
September 7--Seryians cross Save river
Into Slavonia
September 9-Maubeuge taken by the
Germans.
September 10~-The kaiser protests to
President Wilson against use of
dunn dunn bullets and civilian ex-
cesses by the Allies--tieneral
French's story Of the retreat
from Belgium published
September lt--Contiuuc advance by
Allies against German right
wing, which rctires north of the
Marine river.
September l2-Russian troops continue
victorious campaign. taking so
GOO German prisoners in Gahcla
German aYmF's retreat from
Paris almost night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

scores of others. On the boat across
the channel a maiden fair struck up an
acquaintance with him and with some
of the others, with the result that she
hrouch: this lucky Scot his meals and
smilingly made him forget the pain of
his battered arm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

The New York Academy of Medicine,
through DR.. McNicholl. found on In
vestigation this sad fact, Tho family
history OF 3,711 was traced back three
generations. OF children OF abstain
ing parents and grandparents. only 4
per cent were duliard While children
of abstaining parents. but drinking
grandparents, IS per cent were dull
lards- The research. both in Europe
and America, agrees that alcohol Is
responsible to an alarming degree for
idiocy. epilepsy, feebiemindednes
and general deficiency among chill
dren. In addition to this the general
weakness and tendencies of alcoholic
parents are inherited by their chill
dren. To maintain in our midst an
institution that Will disqualify parent
age and thereby affect the rising gem
Grafton Is vile transgression against
our boys. In connection with this
there is the adverse condition of the
saloon for our boys to grow MP under.
1t Is a fearful thing to let a boy grow
up wiahout home and religious train
Ing and education. But 1t is more
fearful thing to let boy grow up
under the curse of the liquor traffic.
Where hundreds have gone astray be-
cause they lacked these refining in
fiuences. thousands have gone astray
because they were victimiZed by the
saloon. An ancient artist wanted to
paint the picture Of innocency, so he
drew a beautiful child of tender years.
kneeling by the side of the mother OF
angelic form. with his hands clasped
in hers In their evening prayer before
the Eternal
Fellow Christians and citizens we
want to keep that picture before us
and see to 1t that our boys grow up
In that kind of native innocency and
that they shall not be tainted In their
birth, nor spoiled In their lives by the
poisonous liquor business
Some years ago a big hearted husi-
ness man was taking great Interest on
the side OF tho "wets" in Il local option
contest in a town Of a Western State.
One evening on returning home he
sat down in his easy chair to read his
wet newspaper. While he read his
two bright eyed boys OF seven and
eight years crawled upon his knees
and began to spell out prohibition"
local option" "wets'' and "drys."
finally one Of them asked: Papa what
ticket are you going to vote?" The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
THINK WAR WILL
INSURE PEACE FOR
LONG TINE TO CONE
talk OF PEACE EFFORTS PER-
Wales FINANCIAL CENTTER--wAR
TO he FOLLOWED by SWIFT RE
YY.EyfsHMENT OF WEALTH.

New York, Sept. is.--The Suns
weekly review Of the financial situa-
tion tomorrow will say;
Talk of peace efforts to end the
Fnrapean war perSaded the financial
community in the last few Gays. but IL
was nst allowed 10 divert notice and
enaeauor from the serious work OF
The moment. the readJustment Of the
monetary and commercial situation
which the war has dcranged so ire
t.cn,lousiy. The undeteIm'ned For
tunes or the war Itself forbade my
ready acceptance Of the Idea that prom
fssns negotiations for It's termination
eo.ild be undertaken as yet, or that a
peace could he made which would be
If any lasting value. The view of
most reflective observers Is that the
sccloss al scale of the conflict is the best
guarantee cf its early conclusion, and
Wall street is net yet disposed to 70
beyond that in any OF the ultimate
reekonings required BY the clrcum-
stances of the war.
All the experience Of mankind !s
that the restoration Of peace after war
liz followed by Il very swift repl@ri sh-
merit OF wealth. If the present war
settles The differences of the European
nations in such way as to insure tho
worries peace for "a long titae 10 come,
nnd encourages MAJ lpu81 aspirations
Ter pacific expansion in the pursuits of
Prosperity free from the fear of ag-
stesalve policies Of uilitarism, an
unigaaginable stimulus 10 economic
secoVery viii vouchsafed
Although about month ana half
has elapsed since the outbreak Of war
Is disiocating effects an trade. indus
trf ard finance are more visible Than
The success Of efforts - accomplish
the adjustments which the war has
. read red inevitable, Nevertheless, pa
tisnt and dfligent persistence in at
fetupts to get things going again have
been rewarded by progress. OF the
most Importance is the fact that for
tfpn exchange has held the Improve
MEET which stated in the market for
sterling bills after the turn OF the
tn. The Indications are that bet
! tsrs1egss will ss0' steadily further. and
there will be created not only a fairly
adequate supply Of international
ey dts with which to discharge inter
M. onal debts, hut that without she
shifting qf much gold from this coun-
tsy financial provision to accommodate
variety Of expanding trade ana other
activities will be encouraged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
REGISTRATION At
ELON IS CONTINUED
NEW STUDENTS ARRTyE-TyAN.
GEIISTIC SERVICES THIS
MONTH

lslon College. N, G., Sept. 18.--Not-
withstanding the fact that Elon's
twenty-Afth session Is now ten days
old. new students arrive every day.
The real work has begun in earnest
began In fact the day after The OPEN
ing, and the outlook for scholarship
was never better, The slx-day rule
which went into operation a year
ago has given the same complete sat
!Alar'lon SO far this time, as last year
Elon is looking forward with great
pleasure and hopeful anticipation %
the approaching y NJ. G. A. conven-
ton for the college men OF the two
CaroIinaR, which is scheduled To meet
here September 30, October 4.
new departure this fall is to be
the holding of the annual evangelis-
Tic services in September rather than
in January Rev. Victor Idghtbourne,
Dover Del, Who has Just completed a
tour Of Georgia and Alabama as an
evangelist is to do the preaching
Already the religious ORGANIZATIONS
are planning for q great meeting. The
first service VIII be held September
90.
The Women's Missionary Society Is
to have rally on Sunday afternoon.
rtF57y-rTaf TCur9ySes are u De delivered
and am offering for foreign missions
will be taken. On Sunday evening
the Willing Workers society will
give missionary pageant. aiming TO
represent the various lands in which
missionary work is being done
Miss Tashio Sato, Utsuna miya,
Japan, graduate of the Girls school
there. has arrived and is enrolled as
q student She will return TO her
own people after graduation and be a
missionary
w G.. Purcell, Haw River. ". c..
has been elected president OF the Y.
NJ. G. A.; Miss Beatrice Mason. Nash
vile, n G., OF the y. w c. A.; John
e. TrUftt, Symmetrical. ". C., Of the
Christian Endeavur society; and w.
y. 10y and Fl. $. Smith, presidents of
the seifgovernment boards of the
student body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
WARMLY WELCOME
I" Dry SPEAKERS

ASpecial TO The Richmond ylrginian >
New Castle. Va. Sept I3.-Afr
Ihotnas Whitehead, Of Amherst spoke
10 large and enthusiastic audience
al the noon hour Thassaa y-.44 He
court was not in session, Rev W H.
Book, OF Columbus. Ohio. spoke to a
large audience at the Christian church
"Wednesday night on the sstme sub
aect as MIR. Whitehead. Statewide
Prohibition. Mr.. Whitehead spoke
~ several other points in the county
ending up at Simmonsville Saturday,
with big all day rally. Sentiment is
growing rapidly in favor OF Statewide
ln this county and / am OF the epis4ie4a
that Craig viii give "A good majority
N its favor. The county has been
well covered with literature from the
Local Self Government league. If
Richmond. and the points in reference
N increase taxation were causing the
farmers 10 hesitate. some OF them ex-
pressing themselves AZ not cairns to
vote at all. but the recent campaign
I'LL hetter eOnditl6ne. ~ the voters
sNf1 begtnnanx W nnderstAnd-k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
.R|DGEWAY STORE IS
LOOTED BY BURGLARS

Ridgeway. Va. Sept 1s.-The gen.
eral merchandise store OF Knight a
Knight was robbed and a large ouant-
ity OF miscellaneous goods stolen. A
coiored man returning from a 'pos-
sum hunt, about IL o'clock, noticed
a rear door standing open and rave
the alarm A large glass in a 'front.'
window had been removed to afford
entrance and escape was made by the
rear door. Clothing was strewn about
the floors and counters. watches
cutlery, shoes and clothing arc miss
sing. but the exact extent OF loss II
not known.
It Is thought to be the work Of en-.
organized gang OF thieves operating
on circuit OF small towns alonr the
line OF the railway. This Is the third
robbery OF this store within short
time and in each case the methods
were identical with those pursued al
the other places.
The store of ]. W. Austin, II Mayo
dan. n. c.. fifteen miles south OF here.
was robbed in the same manner night
before last and several men with
sacks are reported to have boarded .
freight train in this direction At
Mayodan tank last night, but were
missing when the train was searched
at Martinsyille.
They are believed to DO hiding In
this vicinity. watching an opportunity
to get away with the swag.
All trains are being watched and .
trained bloodhound IN charge Of
Keeper Roach and Officer Carroll. of
High Point, arrived This morning by
automobile to take mp the chase. A
posse led by the hound Is following q
trail IN a northsrT.ly direction and un-
less the thieves escaped on south
bound freight, which passed hero
about midnight. II Is believed their
capture Is certain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
CHRONOLOGY or THE
EUROPEAN WAR TO DATE


Ju0e 2S-ArchduEe FRANCIS Fefa'il"nu
assassiuated.
r,,,. %, ,ts+~,, uera. nm ,gItfnattlrn
10 SerNla'
July @1~-Sir Edward Grey proposes III
international conference
Ju1v 2s-Austr4a and Germany decline
str Edward csrey's proposal
Austria declares war on Servia.
July at-T'he kaiser demands that RUS,
sta suspend mobilization within
twelve hours Russia orders gem
oral mobilization The kaiser
r,ar,stYy5a martial law.
A,f,~,, g.. t.et,u;zs declares war on
pu.s,a.~-French cabinet orders
.u,.-.3 ,,,,t,3ltaat5on.
.a-,... O. ,.s,..,.. 4 F5,,-,.s., s,t+e- t,xa4,t
bIrx~-t3ernlarv addresses ultima
r,u, to Peletum demanding free
massage for her troops.
Auyust a-f;erman ambassador leaves
King of Reteiaus appeals
10 t,rea. Britain for "diulomatic"
aid,
A,serpt 4--rnvIand sends ultirnatum to
J}er,ln deman4}ur unqualified OBJ
so,,,orra IF r.ls.fan neutrality
rl,,n.,,, retacts uItin,ntu,n-
car,,,, tranns be.s{n attart, on
1t.ea tsrfat.tenf WILSON issues
r@cfa,,7.ttl.r ~ ,,c,,ra1Itv
A,s.,,st stnc1orf announces exist
,oe If s,gtn ~ w0r with Ger
,,,a,.,-[ sroe{aeut Wilson tenders
hts ,.,,,a ,F,rnY to the WEARING
r.,il,na
A,,,-,,s, q AI,.tyia declares war ON
,.,,.eta
,,.,.,,.. = f...ct,,o,,s o,ter yfaesa with
~ ,.1,,,fr., .ba fnrf4-F rep.n
ts-,,,i,, .,,,,ther, Alsara
.,,-,,sf : .Isrtf}sh' trt,ons reported land
doc an ttcersh narta.-Atls,,ian
trf,,,s r.,'of.er,,a a,fth f;cr.nana
-. tJsa.a srnnteos,s,rn drrIatcs
,'o,, on A,,efvlo--portuaaI NM
nonrcos beraetf allx of EncIand
1,n1t ,asrirn,s ncntrajity-
a4....4
.,,s-,,., an tr,,,f.,,,n,fait.,s a gta+e Of
90, sith Assfria
A,,.y,,at - I'm. n.sc,,,,},.a nv tho Ger
mans e.tafe,- ..,l-.,e-en4rnts he
49,, t,[r,,i,,,,s ,'r5 ,cf,fr.n. NJ
tI..}n, f,5aef and -ririeo,a1t
A,,,.,,s+ ~ y7t,ola.,1 .]eglaros Nm, mn
Austr{a
A,,e,ust 1---At,stri3ns enter sorv,a---
Ia,,an sends ,,if{u,atttm ~ cor
,1an, .aaiian55n,. ,np vii i,dra,vnI
~ Ger,,1an n,en-of.,ya, and ,be
surrender of fHp Il tua-{ Cham
lr.eo3 tcrrf,af,- a., Nnrth ,,bl,,
A,,e,,,at 1r- Rrifish exnedtttonarv force
co,onlttea I4s.lsu4lfnr in France
ncts;inn capita1 removed from
pruesela--- re,einninc of a Eve
1ays' hattie In lorraine anaine.
te ren,,lsa Of French across from
tiar yifth heavy 1oss--Reeinnin,r
~ bv6 DAVIS, hattie between SER
VANS aua AustY{ars on the Jadar
ending Ia Austrian rant
Auf,st fS~Af;ernlat,s begin general nd.
varrs an f}rnssefs
Aup,,ut f4--Shafu flehttnr between
,;ar,aans ana Befnians nj Lon
vain Aerschot. and long tho
11vln
Auouet -r;er,nan vanguard AZ Rrus-
-1;alsylal1 army retreata an
Anfwt.rt,---I{,tssians occunv cum
hInnen in TT9gt Prussia-
August 2t--t;srfnans BEGIN attack on
Nar7,,r
A,;eust pa-l;errana enter Nanur ana
begin attael, an Nfons--Ausf,ia
auununces ylctorv over Russins
af Krasnlk- Austrian Operations
aa4frg3 @trf,4ia sl4apan1 Cd Teus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
ASK POLICE TO HELP
LOCATE HUSBAND

Mrs. Josie Flowers. of S22 North
Twenty eighth street, has asked
the police to assist hsr in locating her
husband, r. II. Flowers. who has been
missing from his Twenty -eighth street
home since August 3. He il described
as having his left hand tattooed. He
is six feet tall and vslghs ~bsnt a.
pounds -s 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14
SAY DANVILLE FIRMS
VIOLATED LABOR LAW

News was received Saturday by
State Labor Commissioner Doher.y
OF the indictment OF four Danyilla
firns on charges Of working women
more ten hours a day. The firms are.
r, s. Scheuster, J.. Herman. I. Rosen-
stock and Shoninger Brothers They
Will be arraigned In the Danvilie
court. The charges are a result Of
Investigations made by agents OF fae
State labor department.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-14

what dtd sherman say We'll war
isn't always that You can see for
yourself right here. Take this happy
Highlander His lot is not SO bad
Wcunded-~shot in the aru--ho was
sent back "a England from France with