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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26
VERGENNES.

Hcden s. Goodalc. well known resi-
dent of this city, died Friday after
n long illness with diabetes. Ho is sur
vivrd by his wife. who vas formerly
Miss Mary Preston Of Waltham The
funeral was held Sunday noon at the
house. NJ Goo1alc was born in West
port, y. y, December -, 1Si? the son
Of Jerry ana Phoebe Goodalo, and is the
last of n large family For many years
he was resident of Addison and
Waltham. where he was prominently
known as very successful farmer. Four
years ago failing health caused him to
retire from active work. and he moved
to this city. During his residence in
Waltham, Mr. Goodale held various town
offices, representing that town in the
General Assembly of 1896. In 1854, Mr..
lGoodalc married Miss Mary Preston of
Waltham, lie was a member OF Dor
leicester Lodge, No, !, \. r. and a. NJ,
The school enumeration for this city
has been completed by the clerk Of the
district s. y. Miner, and shows a slight
increase, the total number being SCI,
which includes the boys and girls % the
state school The number of children in
m" city not including the inmates OF
IN" state school are $50 bows ana 16i
The funeral of Belden $. Goodale will
be held at the house at two o'clock this
afternoon. Mrs. Russell Bristol and two
daughters of Fellows Falls are visiting her
| husbands parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
| -, Bristol Mrs r. G. Middebrook and
daughter Miss Edith, are spending a few
| days with their son and brother. George
| ID, Middlebrook, at his cottage at Long
| pont-Mra Anna French Of Rutland is
| visiting her sister Miss Matte Barnard
! Mrs, Teelyea Of Leominster, Mass. is Wis
| ting her mother Mrs. Henry Ringer
| Mrs BENJAMIN r. Field has gone to
Montpelier to visit her daughter Mrs,
Hugh Philips. II, b. Slack has gone on a
business trip to White River Junction.
Dr. Frank VI. Rogers and family have
returned from a stay Of several days at
ihA laka---Mr- IoAn Sullivan and dail3h-
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MILTON.

Malcolm Allen has returned to his
home in New York city after Spending
a few days in town.-The funeral # Mrs
Henry Langley was held from = AIMS
Church on Friday morning at ten
O'Clock, the Rev. T. H. Paquot odic.at-
ing Mrs Langley leaves a husband and
three little girls Lawrence Martin is at
home from Troy for weeks yaca-
tion.-Mrs 5 II. c. Miner of CRANKY, =.
@. Mrs. II, u. Wood Mrs c. Perry and
Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Anderson of swan
ton were guests of George and Ella
Wood Friday.-Mrs, Placid Adams -
White River Junction is visiting her
uncle, Levi Donno.-Miss White Of Will
Jamestown is the guest of Mrs. y. II.
Strong.
The funeral Of Lucia. a veteran of the
Civil War, who died Saturday after ID few
days illness with heart trouble. hut who
had been in failing health for a number
of years, was held from his late home
TUESDAY morning at ten O'Clock. The Rev.
f. f.. Herrick. chaplain of the q y. r.
Post, oniciatod The intcrmcut was In
the cemetery at West MUtos He caves
wife and three sons, and three daHGh-
ters.-Clem Shonio died suddenly sunday
of pneumonia The funeral was held a,
the home of his sister. Mrs. Asa Me7rs
Tuesday afternoon at TWO o'clock. the
Rev. H. II. Strone oniciatur. lie leaves
several sons and dauAhters, among them
WILDER Of Richmond and John Of Farm
ham. T. Q.-Mrs Gertrude Landon and
son, Edward, are spending few days
with friends in TuderhL-Niss peNa
Demo Of Boston is spending a two weeks
%. lN,- f.,tl .aNf
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STARKSBORO.

Johh cavalry of lIaverhill. Mass, and
William Hill of Dorchester. Mass, have
returned home after an extended stay at
FRANK Hills.-Mr. and Mrs Rolin Fer
guson OF Massachusetts are visiting at
&C. +. Clihord's.-C. Bickford and
daughter are entertaining company from
New Hampshire.-The Christian culture
Gun meets this afternoon with Mrs Pow
ell Tatro
Mrs Josie Brown. VINO has been vita
her sister Mrs Fred Brown has returned
to Bristol'-'Fhe Rev end Mrs q. W. Rus
sell and Miss Madge Elwell Of East Dover
were over Sunday gucsts Al T. r wy
man s'-The grange will hold box social
August %, The farce Mrs. atuhbins' $
Book Agent" will be presented The Rev.
IT, Turnbu'l visited the Rev. Mr.. Weeks in
Orange recently
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKi.

Mrs Catherine O'Sulhvan widow #
William Hardacre, died Thursday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock at the home of her son
Christopher W. iIardacre, on Leclair
street. after an illness of nine days. Mrs.
lIardacrc was the daughter of Patrick and
Hotsev O'Sulivan and was born in County
Kerry. ireland. in 1s4l she being the
fourth child in a family of seven, two
hoNs ana five girls. When six years Of
arc she came with her parents to Winoo-
SKI, where save a few years. she has ever
since resided. Early in life she married
William lIardacrc, who died in January
1901. Mrs. llardacre is survived by eight
children; John, Christopher w. Mr..
Louis y. Derino, Thomas F., Mrs Ed
mund r. Brown. Mrs, \. T.. Burdick,
Jerry NJ, and stephen +. Her eldest son,
Thomas, died when 10 wears old and an
other son william, died in Chicago in
$40 She Is also survived by II grand
children. and two sisters, Mrs Eichar |
Turner and Mrs. Nora Sullivan OF B'r.
Nngton. Mrs. Iiardacre wa n woman OF
sterling character, n devoted wife and
mother, and will he greatly missed by the
large number If friends she had won and
Kept during her long and uscfu! life I'm
tho community. The funeral was hold
~ -. Stephens Church sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. with burial i'm tho family
lot In st Josephs cemetery in Burlington.
telephone message Thursday even
ing b. George f.. Allen conveyed the
I ncWs Of the death Of Mrs. Modora East
wood. widow of John Eastwood. fol
many wears a well known and respected
resident of this village. Mrs Eastwood
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ORWELL.

The Rev. Benjamin Swift of Wood
stock preached at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church sunday. Tie Rev. and Mrs.
swift are spending two weeks in town.
|. }. Vail and family from Boston are
at the Vail home for two weeks.-Miss
Anna Collettc Of Rutland has been with
her parents here for few days-Miss
Maud Rowe of Albany. y Y, is the
guest Of Or. and Mrs. l.. Il. RoWe.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Barnard have as guests
his mother and sister.-Nlss Thouesth
of kccno. y. w.. is with Mr., and Mrs.
j. ". Thomas for a Wock.-Mr. and Mrs.
s. e. Bull of Waterford, y. Y, are with
Miss Mary Williams for the summer
The annual picnic of the Congregational
Sunday school was held Wednesday
at Sunset lake.-John d. Carberry and
family of New York city are at their
summer home here for a month";. W.
Stedman. who fell last week and hurt
one ankle is better-Charles l. Ray
mond and family of Fort Edward, y. Y.
returned home Saturday.
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CHARLOTTE.

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ford Cn,n ora, ,isi.i,'., No
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LINCOLN.

Fred Whittier ana family attended tho
Whittier reunion held at George Brls-
tolls last week l.. n, Rhodes is in Ran
doph on business Mrs. Laura Porter OF
Ferrisburg has been in town for few
days-Ivan Steadman and family of An
dover Mass, are with his father ana
mother. The Rev, d. W. Reid is In 'hcs-
tertown y, T.--Mrs, J. j, Mcdonald Is
I'm Bristol Miss Grace Turner VIII go
Sunday to Washington whore she has
a school.
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Church was the spenker--John G. Allen
returned TO Monmouth, H., Monday
after a few DAYS horc--Willam
Cubit has rcntcd NE blacksmith and
whcewrght shop to Mr. Giole.te OF Shcl-
burno, who will take possession soon -
$ +. Dcgrc" has bought % farm In
Williston ANA has moved some of his
goods thero.-Mrs. Henry Goodrich went
to the Fanny Allen hospital Monday
evening for an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs Genia Partridge Of Rochester,
~ y. has been with her mother, Mrs
Degree, few days.-Alrs. Frances
BisSuuctt is ill.,
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Central Vermont INV
Time Table in Effect June ~. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.

yo.O1 n m. daily. for Boston. New
London. Springfield and New
York
1u.. e.. ,t.u..,,i o,,
Chicago.
-.1O a m. eXcept sunday. for Bos-
tor, Springfield and New York
Eroiler bufrot par,or car from,
Rurlinrton. without change.
due Boston Az n. III.
.|V ,ohusr,r,. and por,Io,a
'o'Io era ,tor,raa, and ottawa
IU:1U d '''' ""'N"H '"''' ''' 80 ~
"ahs'
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A barn belonging to W ~ rethe. .,,''
burned Sunday afternoon ~,,,v 80 ~
two horses and a large quo Gro t.
and grain. The origin oil '',o ro,,,. WI,
known.-Miss Marion carr ' ' Vb,a'oI
to Middlebury. Miss Ger'I" .r,.
has returned to Burlington" aa. nov
and Mrs. Evans are in chI"p :. axe
Champlain.-Th families oi o. ~. ''"uid-
ing and j. H. Howe have ..,nt.. '''"'
camp.--Mrs. l.. w. Dayton Is .''..uR at
plainfeld Miss Edith King ma '.,rned
to her home at plaIntield' -N,'. D. H.
Myrick is the guest of her p'.'.'S at
plainfcld Mrs. John Petty mas ''''Fned
to Bellows Falls acconp"" h'r
nephew. Alanson SunderIan' L.. T..
Wolcott has returned from ''"lylets-
oil
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

MRS lnez Goodrich and Mrs. G. H.
tley of Cabot were in town Tuesday
y. l. Titus and A. r. Thomas were busi-
ness visitors In Burlington Teusday.-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelkey were called
10 Newport Thursday by the Illness OF
Mr.. Pelkey's mother.--Mr. md Mrs. T.. r
Dunn and Mrs. o. F., Dodge were In Bur
nngton SundaY.-E. II. Campbell Is WIS.,
iting In New Hampshire ana several 9th.
or places
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Efie Smith has moved to Gran
Vile to live with her daughter Mrs.
Linsard, Miss Blanche Andrews is visit
ing In South Royalton. Mrs. Perss
Andrews has gone to Newport for an
indefinite stay.-,Henry Curtis, who was
hit in the eye by a stone from a blast
in the tale mine last week, is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
The ladies of the w, G, 7. L. will have
an ice cream social Saturday evening,
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GRANVILLE.

The Misses Mildred and Lotto Osha of
Randolph are spending few days at
.he'r uhcies' Charles Wilson.-Mrs. Ma
Del Burke spent the week in Bran
oon'-Mrs' smith and children of Han
COCK nave moved here.-E W. Ford and
iamiiy spent Sunday in Ludlow MIR
ana Mrs Frank Wilson Of Washington
are at their home hero
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ADDISON.

Mrs Claribell Marshar Raii" Us goo v-
ering from m attack Of jauudi Harold
Crane has just returned from Lake uuu-
more, whcre he had been camping for 4
week with some friends NJ. aal Mrs 4
7. clark have been entertaining MI and
Mrs Fran of East Mid1leturN Mr. John
James of Weybridge and her sister Mrs
Scoville, of New York, have Poo. the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John Ewe- and
Nj and Mrs. Erwin Adams
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs, Levi Pidgeon has returned from
Canada, The Rev. Griffith Evans Will go
soon to Chicago to bid goodbye 10
brother, who win soon sail for the mission
held.-The net proceeds of the lawn so
cial amounted to S250-A son was porn
last weak to Air and Mrs Herman Smlth'
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FOR SALE!

HOUSE AND BUILDING suitable for
store for sale on South Union street
Part Of the estate Of the late G ".
Drew Phone 77G-W. can 766 south
/ Mon SWAT
1ois-ACRF GARDEN and poultry arm
for sale four miles from BurnnSton'
abundance Of fruit Price 5000. Ad-
dress EoX 3. Free Press office. SWIFT
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BRISTOL.

W. a Lawrence is in Spring.
field Mass.-Miss May Gertrude Nc
Closkey and Adelene Van Benschoten Of
New York city are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. V. ", Morgan.-The sixth annual
rsunion Of the Orvis and Elliott families
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crop. Al the county 1all one ol tne ldIEe
limbs of willow tree at the entrance to
the yard was blown off-Willam Turner
of Seymour St, moved his family to their
new house ON College street which has
Just been complet cd.--Miss Jessie Mar
SELLS has gone to Shoreham to visit rela-
tives and friends Tor n few daNs.-Mr and
Mrs. Coles and son, Clarence. have re-
turned from Brandon. where they wen:
to attend the funeral Of Mr. German,
which was held in that town Monday.
There was n good attendance at the
Joint meeting of the voters Of the town
and village OF Mddlebury at th\ town
hail Monday evening. President John A.
Fletcher of the board of trustees of the
village presided. Ira II. Lateur. who
represents the Middlcbury Marble com
panY. made long speech in regard to
the traction engine which the company
wished to get permission to operate from
the quarry in the east part of the town
to- the freight house. The Hon. J. T..
Weeks. president of the board Of trade
of Middlchury, then spoke, stating that
when he first heard of the project he did
not think much of it. but after hear
irg Mr.. LaFlcur explain what the
company wanted and how it would OPP
crate, he thought that tho company
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AN EXPERIENCED MAN wanted to
take charge Of dairy and truck farm
i'm New Hamushirc on salary: state
experience. references and salary de-
sired Address "DairYman," Free l'reSs
oertce ool st, w.3t.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

office ld5 Cherry street. II. W Bull
Icck. p-oprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar anu
Cuff Work. Phone Ss-l1 or send post
= -nd driver will call
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,,,,-iinctnn Veterinary Hospital,
- piro st. Burlington, VI.
Mr.. y. A. RUST.

'-.'o"irart' Surgeon and PHYSICIAN.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1903 Attest equipment tor
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
100
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One Cent
q Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word. each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than y words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertiSers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con-
sccutive months.
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OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

For Waianae. Waialua. Kahuku nhl
way stations 9:15a n, s3.1o p. a.
For Pearl City, EWs MN and NJ
6tations-t7:30 q. M, s9:15 = =,
1880 a. N, s2:15 p. m. $50 p. a.,
G:15 p. N, 1890 p. M, fills p. n.
For Wahfawa and Leileiua-,1o.1o
{. M. f7:lo ,. M, 800 .. ~. s11:oo
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per IL. str. Kinau. for Kauai, No
yember 30.-J. w. Caldwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Wilcox, F. Weber, Goo
Kwai, H. Elmherst, H. Isenberg, Miss
Mary Lawrence. Miss Helen Stearns,
Mrs. F. Deinert, San Chin Wong. Le-
ong Achuck, Tom Nee. u. Mendonca,
b. G. Jensen.
Per II. str. Mauna Loa for Kona
and way ports, November 30.-F. j..
Linderman, l.. c. Child, C, E. Pember-
ton, j. d. Paris, Mrs T. C. White, Miss
Ethel Paris, Mrs. Ava, 2. Ava, d. X.
Kinney. Kat Song, Mrs. Gilbert Hall.
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Ugh And the Ugh cannot help but be carried into
the reader Judgment of the coffee Such violation of the rule
of Fusion wasting and OF the expana
ton that the woudbe advertiser seeks through freak
to attract attention Perhaps he does attract attention. but
time he pesuades his prospect not to buy that
which paying to advertise to that prospect what good
the attention his freak has secured for him.
Tomorrow chapter will be- What Part Does Size Play
in the Effectiveness Of Dispay?'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NoTfcE 70 CREDITORS.

The Undersigned having been duly
and legally appointed adfnfnistratcf
of the estate Of Yujii Desdki, deceas.
ed, late Of Honolulu, Oahu, hereby
gives notice to an creditors Of said
deceased to present their claims duly
authenticated and with proper v6sfch-
ers, If any exist, even II The claim =
secured by mortgage upon real estate,
to him, the said administrator, at the
Office of Sam. f. Chfllingworth, s.
Merchant street, Honolulu, within six
months from the date Of the first
publication hereof, or the same win
be forever barred.
Honolulu, Oahu, T. H., October 20,
1916.
YASUKICHI KOCHIYAMA,
Administrator of the estate of Yujn
Desaki, deceased.
6Sf1-NoF. 9. 10. II. ca, Dec. I.
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NOTICE 70 cREpIToRs.

The undersigned, d6Iy appointed
administrators Of the estate OF Albert
George KAISER, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same at her residence, No. 1401
TIo1ghtailing road, Palanna, In Homo
ftiIu, City and County Of Honolulu, T.
H., within six months from date or
they will be forever barred Al per.
sons owing said estate are requested
to make Immediate settlement with
the undersigned at above address.
Dated Honolulu, T. H., Nov. %, 1915.
MRS ELIZA H. KAISER,
Administrative Estate Albert George
Kaiser, deceased.
e32S-Nov. "a, Dec. I, 8, Is, %.
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sTAR-BULLETiN GIVES YOU 2
ToDAY's NEWS TODAY.
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Approved this 30th day Of Noyem.
Der, A. D. 1915.
JOHN C. LANE.
Mayor, City and County Of Honolulu,
T. H.
sss4-Dec. 1, 2,3.
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Date of introduction:
November 2. A. D. 1915.
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PURPOSES OF THE COURSE

PURPOSES OF THE COURSE-(1) To increase returns
for the retailer who now advetises N TO show the
advertising retailer how he lower his prices yet increase
his profits (3) TO suggest the obber and manufacturer
cautious method create demand and increase goodwill
az To prepare the person with latent advertising ability for
place in this new profession" -sess-s 49,.
This course when delivered personally to class Of stu
dents costs $15 is equivalent correspondence course
which $95 The entire 80 lessons win be given exclus
lively with this newspaper free of charge
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ENDED BY ORDINANCES NOS. sS.
81. IS AND SO. BY AMENDING
SECTION 80 THEREOF.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE PEOPLE
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
SECTION j. Section 81 Of ordin-
ance 56, known az the Traffic Ord
nance" as amended By Ordinances
Nos. So, "a, IS and 80, b hereby am
ended 60 read as follows:
SECTION SO. LIGHTS FROM
thirty minutes after sunset until thir-
ty minutes before sunrise there shall
be displayed On the front Of every
automobile, or other sfnlilaf vehicle
while being operated. driven along or
standing upon any public highway at
least two lamps, one On each side. Civ
ing q reasonably bright light IN the
direction In which said automobile or
other similar vehicle Is travelling or
faeing. and 50 placed as to reflect up
on the road In the direction in which
It Is proceeding or facing, and there
shall be displayed on the rear OF ev-
cry such automobile, or other similar
vehicle, one tail light, which shah
display q red light visible from the
rear, and white hight which shall
reflect upon the number IN such man
Enef as to make suck number plainly
visible and Iegibie during the hours
specified.
avery prestoStyIe or acetylene
headlight with q burner of more than
Ifiye-eighths [ - Of foot capacity per
hour. 50 displayed or USED On any
such automobile or other similar We
hieie,s shall sbe screened BY frosted,
ground or corrugated glass, sucH lr0st.
ing, grinding or e6rrusations 70 be Of
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The salary of the archbishop 0
Canterbury is 5000 a year.
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~ AUTHORITY.
oRplNANcE 80. ge.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORD
NANCE NO.. SIS KNOWN AS THE
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE AS AM
ENDED BY ORDINANCES NOS. 63.
81. IS AND 80, BY AMENDING
SECTION 80 THEREOF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-11
HIGH SCHOOLS-PUBIIC
AND PRIVATE.

Under the title Leaves From My
Note Book" DIR. James Cannon, Jr.,
writes in the Christian Advocate Of
this week on the subject of high
school education as follows:
/ stayed at Reedville till 1880 p NJ.
on Monday. that is in and around
Reedvillc, visiting a number of
frier.ds and discussing school work
with a number Of bright you..g ladies'
Reedville Is one OF the communities
which was stirred by the High School
Bill, which was first proposed and adj
yocated by the writer in the columns
of the Advocate. The work there has
developed steadily, until today the
high school gives a good four-year
course. and prepares a student for col
lege without any condition, except
some Latin reading. There were
number OF bright graduates In June.
and 1t is only a matter of short
time before the educational standard
Of the community will be 80 greatly
elevated that the children who for
merry stopped 1T the end OF the gram
mar school Grades, will continue AZ
matter ~ course through the high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-11
SHOWS
INCREASED CIEARANCE.S

New York. Sept. 10.-Bank clear
ings in the United States for the week
ending September 9, as reported to
Bradstreet's Journal. aggregate ST.
sS3,551 900, against $3.424,431, 900 last
week and s1,S74, 10000 In this week
last year. Canadian clearings aggre-
gate s110.2o2,oo0. as against $125,'
4s5, 900 last week and $123.905.000 in
this week last year
New York showed total clearings OF
SIS 3T IS, aee,- an Increase Of -101. I
per cent. Among the ,dozen large
financial centers which showed an in
crease was Richmond. with $S,631 900.
an increase over the corresponding
week OF 1914 OF 24.3 per cent. Bait
more showed a decrease OF FL per cent
and Washington a decrease of 1.6 per
cent.