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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
Weekly Chiffon Rc,i.u

MEM YORK. December .4-rhe
cotton market has been comparatively
ttons more or less irregular and with
business largely ia the way of even
cnlnS up or adjusting accounts for
month LONGS has been rcpiac.J bv
purchases Of later positions il, some
instances. while spot houses have
fought January against sales % new
rron deliveries at tho prevailing. diff
'"rcnceS. and Liverpool has been COW
crlne near months Strrdd!cs, or tianS-
i"rrim" them into tho moro remote po-
SiIonS. The census figures Monday
'aIlcd {" create any fresh sculiru.n,
worth the prUbabl extern, Of avail
;'hic SUPPLIES. as tn" ginning returns
''"r" considered in line with the GOV
"rnnacutS estimate OF the crop and
The mos, disturbing features has bccu
III" continued light export movement:
Further advance have been reported
IN ocean freight rates, ard ii is now
i=urcd hN local exports that tho COS;
. 81 laying down Texas cotton in Liver
pool is i thc nei@hborhood OF or
+ per pound The Liverpool selling OF
Hat" months her" ias been taken as
rejecting expectation OF still wider
dirfereneas. and the bearish view has
been that owing |" heavy costs OF inn
;'"r;atiou ana UnfavOr"hic financial
conditions abroad. exports would be
h"ld dow 70 the mos; urgent REQUIRE
m"nts rheS" conSidera tious. combin-
ed WITH TIA" large supply available in
tho :iou,h. have probably accounted for
~" tendency OF offerings 70 increase
on advances bur there has been lii
II" or no talk "f southern hedge sell
ing OF or weakness in Southern spot
ntalErts. AMI ahS"nC" Of LIQUIDATION
has hcir"d 20 steady the local market
on comparative declines. REPORTS from
tho domestic grade however. Indicated
continued and mail adviccs quote
som" Of ~" prominent Liverpool firms
as estimating Lancashire CONSUMPTION
at from 3.oho.o6U to $3.50. GnG 600 bales
for The season. owing partly to the in
creased use Of heavyweight, goods
which contain large amounts Of cot
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25

Total lor weet Set receipts. 2i'.lt bales:
exports i2o5,a bales
Total FOR s..sou-\et receipts. -. 80
bales sNroris 2"-t3I7 bales
NEW ORLEANS December - StAGdiA .ss
prevailed in me local cotton market to-
dan. chiefly because or short covering. the
advance was moderate. ana made with
oUt aEEressiveness OF buliish traders.
4, the best prices wer. about 10 points
over Yesterdays closing. IT, clos. vas at
q me- rise q 10 points.
Around ,he openinc vri'cS were to =
points Up, ana G-neud rom shorts WAS CON
s!dcvahle. There was mloh comment about
iapuary i=nuer-. hui the market held IT.
good tonr and The :is" fidsns,i ="
u points before noon. Around me ini,:die
%: fhc day he demand SLLC'isued. and prices
te",tet points only {" steady la;+r. TIN.
buying seemed 10 he due 90 :. desire to
even ar over III. holidays Mcnduy viii
~ !rst notice dnv for January. and ,H~Lc
tenders we're predicted. clos. VAS steady
J"uua.v 'l7:; March i:i? MAJ. 1881: July
i..55: october. Els. Spot cotton dull. IN
changed SALE. The spot y bales: 20
arrive ySJ bale M'GGliuS. 1850.
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PHOpOSALs-ScaIed.

SEALED proposals are invited to fur
hish the penitentiarN S.O0a yards
WOOL stripes, 80 inches wide. - oauc"1
20 ounces to the yard. All stripes H.
hiling. 5000 yards brown miXturc
pam cotton Shirtinr. 81 Inches wide. =
ounces 10 the yard: l0.OO0 yards brown
mixture cotton wills. 80 incncS wide.
II ounces 10 The yard. colcrs guar;,n-
lce' faSt The goods 10 be delivered
free OF freight and drayayc IN the
peniten'iirN. Richmond. Va by AuIil
!; 1915 Bids TO lac opened january -
ZION. apply 10
j. u MOOD.
Superintendent
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
I'll. standard Railroad NJ n

II FI.'ITNI. DEtEMBElt B. l.I;
TRAINS LEAVE KiCliAlDND DAILY
for ti"r',i" and south sis A N 49,,
'dI l.. Al i2.5V ~ NJ " anu
For N"rioik; Chs ~ II 900 A NJ. ,.m, -
NJ 'i:Io =. NJ. 40 . NJ -" H.
\ 'G M / SS +, )" ~ 10. Nc; 'l' a Nj asa
FOR f"iSrsb,i's i2;5p ~ NJ. 81; 4 n
80 :" NJ . 90 NJ. $50 a Nj 40,
J.. VI 30 u. NJ. ti:iV l. NJ ann j. ~
~. NJ. -" A. NJ. 1880 r. 81 Or
I"t 1oihSt,nio and Eayet,cviIle 900 . =,
rams arrive Richmond daily: t:pO =,
~ A. NJ. 6.l5 A. NJ. S:57 \ Nj. ii:iO 4 Il
a. NJ" ~ 10 T.. NJ j:i5 T.. NJ c.lj T. n
v, T. Nj. 800 l.. NJ 1890 T. NJ '
ffN'"Dl sunday Sunda, only
lime OF arrival and dcpari,,rr .,., -
h"ct!Ohs not guaranteed N'"'
L ;. CAMPBELL. ID. -, A. as Main G,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Eichmoud-Mui ST Station
och'dui" hgur's not guaranteed FOR tie
South "iiy: so a a. local. 1880 A. M
cypress. l. a.. express. with observation
Sleeping car for Atlanta: ll:lS 4. NJ. ex-
pres. 'l"eninE r.t open 300 T.. VI. 800 g.
NJ. local, f"r hcyhstiis and Chase City
N".h hny-
i"rN Iuv"r Lhe-5:lo T. 81. steamer
Tram ept sunday, conuccting FOR BaItt-
'n"r' lP".l"r clr1. 5.3l y. ". and to j.
Trains Arrive Kichgn"nd-Fro;n the South:
%" \. NJ "nd 40 A NJ. ESQ J.. NJ. $40
= NJ. Ha!iy, $40 4. NJ. except sunday
'r"m Yves; Point. S;i5 = NJ. except Mon.
b"S t" " ana n;i5 T. 81. daily
ONO" ;05 T.. Main s.. phorc Mudison e72
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notice or TRANSFER or srocK.
NORTH CAROI.lNA-- PASQUOTANi
COUNTY

To Whom II May Concern:
Motto. ~ hereby given that 7. roan
Pasquotank County. State OF <orth
Carolina, executor. under tho last viii
and Testament OF Sophia \ 'iordar. q. =
ceased, having qualified as such IL, tho
Superior Court OF Camden county, in
the state OF North Carolina Will make
application to the Circuit Court OF tn.
CITY OF NorfOlE, in the state OF viz
g!nia. on the 18th day Of January. igIG.
for Am entry of an order directing tho
officials Of III" Atlantic Permanent
Building ana Loan Association, Inc a
corporation authorized ana cNiat!ug
under and by virtue OF the laws o, me
state OF Virginia, whose DriuCipal OF
nce is in the city OF Norfolk. u TO
transfer fifteen Cl5) shares OF pain M
stock Of the said associations ccrtin-
Gates Nos. --, standing on the books
OF said association. 10 John Is Gord;n.
JOHN j. GoRpAN
Executor OF the Last VII! and Te.ta-
ment Of Sophia y Gordau. De
ceased.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE: Is hereby liVcr. ;h.It The co.
partnership existing under the firm
name OF BcrkcIcN x Schmidt. contract :
'nS rnrinc"rS. with main office at Ricn
lnon'i. Va. WAS dissolved on Juiy
1919. All accounts due III. firiu ar,. "a
y" rniL I" ~. l. Berkeley 4 Co, and All
iiihiiItt"S should ice presented 10 n -
Berkeley " Co for raNucnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
PAY CITY TAXES
ON OR BEFORE
DECEN Der
31st, 1915

Five per cent penalty will be ado
ed to last half of Real Estate and all
fore December 81, 1915. Real Estate
whole bills bear penalty from July / j,
1915. Grading. Paving and Sewer
bills must be paid on or before
January 81, 1916. TO avoid penalty.
South Richmond taxes, etc, pay
able at Tenth and Hull Streets All
others at Room 107, City Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
NEW YORK. PRODUCE M,KKLr

NEW YORK. December 2i-Raw sugar.
quiet; centrifugal. tJ@u e. n,oia Sses : .ar
Ht.l.: refined, steady. Bu.t--. barely srrA ~.
Cheese. firm spot coffee, uuic': lilo 10
7@>c: Sautu, No. {, g..
'ottpus-ed oil was higher on covering by
shorts 10Y over ths hoidns ami .catt.rr,i
local buying Oh IT, strength in ether CON.
modify markets Finai prizes We're to I!
points net higher Sales. $40 Ulireis closed.
strong spot so bid; .nIuarv. S.+iaS4s: FEB
'utfS. St9i;N q; March. sIHa.+2: April. \ ga
. MaS, S.sers.l-. .IUHe. .J2Us.vi: IGl,.
So ~: Dvcemh"r. ..iOuSi5
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin. L'sville & Vest 900 O. .uea g.
Main Line. Local 80 =. - D. 1915 %
Jsmes River Line 1000 a. ,5.:i
y. News. Nh. Old pr - a. ~ M - n
Kew port News. Local '7:l- a. 500 D
T-aius arrive trorr Nis 'll:3O a 'c' p
SD %. y. News. 's:jj a. 500 F-.m
Vet SIC 'a:h D.. tS:55 n. tl:.o %
go D. daily from Charlottesville except
Sunday from Thurrnotd Las Rive 81 q.
a.. '7:lo y. Daily. Except sunday.
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nCuMo>n 1--WE >rork M,EkEr
- : y WI '1TV'-N ' FVS.
l;!cGmond. Va b"ccmbcr -. 10


laCGmotd. VI. b"ccnbcr %, lJl.
,:'rort sor H-eh +ndins December i& 1919.
G-'l steers =. 80 g. medium 80 yroa g.;
20 - common TO fgIf. {. . L.s, I~fl,r,
~ "a :, 'u"Giur. 20 goou ., -, 9. ,or.I,,,
10 !hr q I" G-st Guys 10 5'.. medium,
:" 200 ~ - -. common to f.i'. ~ 10 ..
t-Ei "N-r - ~: medium 20 .uoG s.. q
49, toWunH 20 !air 80 t. /. G.rt Drt,
D., 70 ~ iar' -. to ~ Bss' caI,c- , q
~ 'einIrn arc medium. 20 So. cows .nr
y" .l'. iiEhl -. ?" ~; '"vs and stdgs -.
=" Rc,' sn'rU - cnm!non ~ air
q" E-S' lambs s.. 20 : common ,nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
Secretary Mckee Improving.

General Secretary :. X. Mckee Of tho
Central Young Mems Christian Assccia =
ton who has been i'll with crysipelus,
resulting from u scalp wound susta in.d
in an automobile accident two weeks
ago. il much better and is able TO re-
ceive his friends H.. expects TO he in
his office for few hours each day by
thn latter pnrt OF next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25
STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE,
DESPITE PRE- HOLIDAY
Several Touch New High Records for
This Movement. Notably New
York Central.
STRONG rNDEEToNE AT CLOSE
Steel Common in Good Demand
Throughout. as Ais" Are CopperS
and Rail>-Iicttcr Demand Exists
Tor SpeCiaiticS.
Il, nRu,I,A\ WALL

u, nRu,DA\ WALL
>rv ,nl., l,..,rnser It SOCKS vsre
telry set'N. tva S.."rS io-d'!' "r'Nhh'
,-.-Ii,. shan rte. au.i,ay markets are ..sual.
rs "a. a' "'.'''T'N'"S ,''''
touched MSS H'sH 'n'"'H' Tor TINS 'hoNs'
nent prominent among tnen beins New
.,, .,. =. III. highest
-" i' 's"F"'. "'.'"
quota ION sine. 1910 when IL touched l|''.
500. ,,-,,,o,. .,.. s., ..,d demanG through
,r',..
Guy '' "''e '' '''
oa.c4 ou from ,nr best iu mo late afternoon
,. .,. 4r sr,cng uuaertou-
"H h'nI' '.H'.S '
in.s ur., .ao~,a overnight gains. lin
,.., ,..,..,-.,. ,&a.t irir,S were "s
...u...5 in ,rs .r.t .u.- Comuiss"n
,u.s n.itrI , ..fti.att,ia, oi TN, Sight
5r,r,... - Ir..,,--, ,Nr.risu,ed ON rhur>-
Kan Lettur .,,naui existed To-, special
49, rr Enr:. and S:re;ior
,r.Ig NOR. tEnu points ".eh tho CON
&C. rr.t,nu.e. ~ mi. f.,.n.r .iviYcc IN
a,,.r ,.n.aaa OWN. no ln. improve
-gi,, ...,t,,c ~, \,,.,,,bor
,.., ra, ,,,,Irnny i,.inr most
0tut os - hoa, ,esliains Sales no.
ha me-, ,I'n 80. .ccrt!.n, ca.>el
y.sc,>ia ron, tne hest n.ur.> Tor tho ,cs
or lu, e,i,en,,- o; 81 b.al a',ac'; w-r.
amman. .t ,,t,bfr fr,c-jor 81
H. pl,yiou, n..n pri,s for ,his Year
l...i,,, v.rs .,i-r..5, on -h., foo, of Tho
&,n ,.,rh.,n. tnst Mur..r 4 90 had
,1seN =, r,rc" hl1,i or Nmaric,t, storI.
nfc.eg ty fnrci-ner. ana thn,. a lars.
tse HELM rr@,.. nm ,nr hoo, .' ina. a.
5he ouerirs Of iare, amounts Of stst, COM ON
,,.,,.. liz "., IA, H.. tn,ror,,In, nnml,ine in
,sr., in,,s5 IN ,is tn1.iy" "na
Favorable reports Tor Nc,enlher furnished
jbe group With aiGitioual hull auInuni,inn
>in>rN and = net gain 81 s. t.aoio. irnisl
N,l.yy gross ,yptud.l sSiaIti and .i
sfc,@5 Amn"unyeineut Of an increase "
ai,a,ea 81 fa1oralls pec.n,cr Statement ty
tUas rnnd
The SHARP adva,,, Of American .r..,o,o
dictate ,hc ,uluiuucion ui llquiua;ion II ma
stock ~ large estate. This .s,ate is SAID
resulted in M. r,,.iI sharp decline IN the
shares to below 200 Interests close ~ The
company declare that the ~ per cont ,llvi-
+. ao,, disrri6utc, a,m9nE 90, pco,,ln i,
rt. United Stttrs I-,-niru lo,ti-,s ,
,.'i 10 nave bon ,a',;..i, n",ainf are
40 .no,h.r n,ren>. of 80 a pol.nI IN The
price % ,onp.r metal to- ~ Esy con.
soIi.F exhibited .l,ura Strcnurb IMAM Tor
vccks Largo producers sav m. @onpar
r,,,,r market is va'y strong. and ,ra n%e.
I!ttnc - puuuI for thu metal after The
'',' 81 nc new N""r
10 tfac.ioualIy lower pri,os Gon,iuatat ,,ane
x tons in the bona markets inyes,uisnt
NNukcrs sand The hoavin.ss ot these I"n,i
Indicated liquidation hy ne former syndicate
MF'W 'yio4hh enhe. er.",- ean he
maze, lcaltns- te.n, flit'S arg and
Hls.l"n rfau'ms incr~ssc4 f-eis6t MA. to To-
W stern M rou,hvos,s,n CARRIER, Ini,eG
ndcr IT. ma xImun. OF tho t..,, i've , ,,,p.
an" o"pp"r. n"rdeu'd ON ,hc G.od quota.
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CHICAGU LIIE Srotk u,Kkrr-

'WTINNO- O"-omOrr e -li0y- 100 rtn's
''-"p, strong - to i5c higher trau vcs.,r
day.s averaE". BAH, s. onto ,..hi = g
HS1.&S; mixed t..S5u!.5t; heavy. t;.noi,, :.
l"ESH SGnI!" II: pGS S.,nI,.n
Csiil"- Receipts. 100; strong Nnt..s i,..,
le.fs S571rai0 roc, Western s'a.rs S. 81.
s:.sg; COWS ana h-.fe'-, so.3o0s>is ,ui.es
sheep accepts .m0, strons w.,no,.
Nc 20" So lambs s1rOn:scG
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Norfolk & Western Railway

C%lY ALL Rail. I.IEE TO %ORFOLk.
schedule Ia effect December g. 1915.
l.rtNc byrd street Station. Richmond FOR
Hoi;tDLk. 'G;l5 y NJ. 's:yo a. NJ. 500 T.
FOX tYNGn.unG AND TIE WEST:
50 \ VI. '.yE 4. NJ. 800 +. NJ ..:21
r NJ Local 20 CTewe. .6:3j T.. ~.
Arrive Ncrmord from Norfolk: .ii:to 4.
VI. - b. J. NJ. 800 i. ~. ~; 20 y. VI from
the vest: - 10 \. Nj. 1851 \ Nj t2 10 1, ~
y 90 L. 81 'G.iI - NJ 400 y "
Daily. tDaiiy except sunday. :Sunday.
~ ~ nFvILl ". c. SAUNDERS
l. I. nj Roanoke o. T. \ uo,n1t.
G. l.! HoSIEY. - r A.. Richmond ia.
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- S''''" i''hh anu Loan 20. ipcfenIa u
sum OF S512.l3 has remained for more
,he court III This cause without. the
SHOWN ella iinants thereof claiming such
,mn"s. ana ir further appearing that
ne Following persons. whose where
ur ,oU'S are unknown. to-wit: w j. H.
t,rii. J. i. boswell. Mrs h. II. Brown.
ionii X. G!lfoyle j - X Sieinhi y
r.. lru'lney: j. IL. HUI. -. j. Gregory. J
-. r.. SINS. trustee: r. f. Tribbc;i -
buchw:ilnr. j.. X. AIannhan. !, III no.
nian: T.. r. Anderson, G. l.. Massey i:
~ Ii"isE. T.. A. Sanford. Q L. Barnet
Ji.i; n!oSks. g. "a. Holymau. \ A.
i.Ehthei' w w. Massie Vi Z. BARTON.
1mi,mneS = h4erson. j. +. Dillard IS -
.hiiler, -; Is ianini and W +. Hooper
n,e enti.ieu 10 the said sum of money
r rnm tmat the said fund Was derived
ana Loan Company III liGtijI,Ii3r
rs now IN bank To the credit Of ILL.,
court IN this cause. Il is. thcrcrn,,
ordered that the above nn,i.d ,,,. ~
ana All persons havin. amy claims -
inc saiu money appear at ,h. t,r =
this court on Monday, January "a la -
ana establish their claim To thc ~
money. ~ '''' ''
And ii * ordered that "a COW -, ,,,t
ORDER be forthwith published one. :,
week Tor four successive w.uLs -,
some newspaper published in the CITY
OF Richmond. ~
A-roDy-Testc:
cHAS. o. CAMILLE.
HILL MONTAGUE. Attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-25

nuts dry AMI clean stock sis per bushel:
S.eNn aud dirty stock ID 10 -. p-r husg"'
Wig !nias Farmers Stocf-M Market frm
Fancy Jumbo. ic q" ~ per pouad: ONtrr
prime. $40 pef p"Un'!: prime. -. - 0.C
pound, Smelling >t"ck. 80 q" Sc per p"u" D.
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VIRGINIA:
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or. THE
SLpKEMI: COURT OF AppEAi.S.
IL! II =, The ,. i;iBRAHy BuILDlNG. is
EEinAI. the 30 DAY Of DE.

Upon an appeal from and supsrse-
IDEAS 20 II decree pronounced ~ the
Corporation Court OF tn. CITY OF Dan
vii. ON IN" 10Th day OF November. Igls
Tn. object Of ,he petition Med 81
thls case rs 10 have the said decree re
NrrScd ana nnnulled: ana affidavit nly-
ina been made ana fled tia, Maggie
Waiker is nonresident OF tho state
Maggie Walker. after duo nuhIiCa,ion
OF this order In Richmond Times bis
patch. :; newspaper published IN IN.
CITY OF itchmond. ono" n wecI fo, four
successive weeks. appear here TO am
swcr the said appeal on the 81 DAY oc
January. 1916
a Copy-TcSte
II. STEWAHT Jones. c. c.
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%hNtL. STORES
q. - -.

'in". nr'n. 5u. TO 30. Aaleg .Gs r..,.,
'trl' 20, r",ks. shipments nnNr. yir,ri.
''pt, ,asE, i:os!n. nrfH; raics 81 burrct.
} ctpih Ihf' NHrrClA: thipn"ut' noac. STA, l..
.! ~ hHrrels Suoir. a. =: 80, - e. 10.
!, ".SJajt". q. 5a1nj -. " 5ajg. tG- X
. Sn'.'" NJ so s. ,'a; wG 5p Nv
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NOrICES-I.eunI.
vIRGINIA:
IS TiE CHANcEKY COURT OF
TIE CITY or RICHMOND THE
Isl DAY or DECEMBER. 1918

{. II. l'AG: and others. .rlaintins
Virginia Land and Loan Co. Defendant
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RICHMOND uRAl< MArkEr.
IItnIn"N'!. va, DH'"InNcr n THI.-
RICHMOND HAY MARkrT

ii'nm"nI' Va, Dcc"n3bcr e lYi5
80. timothy. .................. n N 81
-" timo!hy...... ............ 9, - %
No. e timothy Observation-Disclosures. ror,;,,,I
Eishi Clover m'>Hd ......-...... o i3 NJ
No. Glove iniwfd.......... Is 90 ri
%. clover. mixed .... .,,,,.-.i
10. clever Observation-Disclosures. lG % q,
30 c!oEer ...........,... .-,. nominal
STRAW Con- pressed n a
Loose pressed. la:s" na:es =, 'G %
S!ittES il"LpicsScd ..... Ic.H r.
i-""s. pressed. large ba!e. Z, ~ 70.
HILLFEED
ssIl2s'nM writer ................ p. :, s.
Shiostrn. sprinr 2, - ~
S''h' NpFlhE .-....,....,.....,.. = - 10
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

'>'S''"oha) " OtOutdS II. IL.
hHi ffsa SSsrrss ara soWi
nn. heniss thlr iunt Ecsn,ci tllI
ft]oM iijeM, 640Is 'f759M ,loP4 lssFy
ts0 Az |sI5S. ti2o1N. .iS.2sN 6loPR 500 ri
13JoPH 7R. tleM tS]oPp "ill5M tao A.
.',.,a h!'a ".s t.r: H. u. 80 ~ us Pr 10 m A.
tii $50 ". Ii25ta SI1tH h,IueIi..g Lu,u s,,i ipi
" 100 ~: IL. 1875 ~ SIti,s w. Ebs AS PH A. 1eISIG
'Rs y ~. 1s,it !. M i.,s,rlt !, ina. kIttie .tH
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Richmond { Chesapeake Ray Rs,wy Como,o,

s"rrr-"n'hc schedule az April Is. 1914
e'"r""'' subject I" Ghnnsc without
Notirc.
Trains leave Etchlunmd 1880 4 ~ .? I.
NJ, To- \. 81 Q y. - $40 \. 81 IL A 81
+ 81. l. NJ. T. ri % g. 81 30 J..
81" GO l. NJ. ':lo T. NJ. Us T. ST. ~ r
Nj ll;tI y. 81.
Trims i"a.. Ashland $50 NJ ~
NJ = ~. - Il. 81 10 a 81. '.iI a Il
Il, o. 20 T. NJ. c2o = NJ. 1.io T. -.
+ NJ. ~ = ~. II u ~
btnrr!es baggage. 'iJaIty except Sun,.,y
''snu'!Hy- only
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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-24
FEEDS THE GASOLINE
Simple and Efficient contrivanse Which Delivers Fuel to the
 Carburet0r.
WORKS BY FORCE OF GRAVITY
contrivanee 10 One Of the Best That Has Been Devised for This Most Important operation-Just
 How it 10 op-
 erated.

When the gasoline tank is suspend ed from the frame of the automobile, usually at the rear of the car some form of pressure feed, either by fore ing air into the tank or a pumping device, must be used to overcome the gravity and deliver the gasoline to the carburetor. A vacuum gasoline feed has recently been invented for which simplicity and efficiency are claimed. The vacuum device is placed upon the dashboard of the car in such position that the gasoline in it will flow to the carburetor on the motor by gravity. The device consists of two separate reservoirs, one above the other and connected by a check valve of the flap type. A float inside the upper cham Der controls valves through which the gasoline flows from the main tank into this upper chamber. The fuel which goes to the carburetor is drawn
 from the lower chamber. the outlet of which acts as separator. the water or dirt falling below the entrance to the standpipe which serves as outlet to the engine. There are but three
 connections to the device. one from the gasoline tank beneath the frame to the upper chamber of the feed; one from the lower chamber of the feed
 to the carburetor: and one from the suction valve at the top of the device
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-24
HIRAM IN THE CITY
By MIRA EDITH COLLINS.

Copyright. lsia. by w. G. Chapman1
 Oh. Hiram. my heart misgives mel"
 II needn't, little bird have thought everything over and am sure am acting for the best. You will wait for me?"
 All the days of my life, If it has to be- cried Edna Brewer. between smiles heroic and tears that wrenched her loyal gentle heart.
 T shall miss life on the old range, Edna. said Hiram Walters. earnestly. Tor l love the free hills, even the very cattle. but feel I was made for something better. I have a one thou sand-oollar capital to start in with. Why can't I make 1t the foundation stone of a great fortune in the big city. Others have done it on less. I, with the memory of your sweet love to encourage me, can do wonders. Oh. sure l shall have enough inside of a year to start us out in life,"
 T shall hope for it. pray for it, Hiram" said Edna sweetly, but oh! it will seem very lonely with you gone away"
 So in the gray cool dusk of the prairie eventide they parted, both filled with hope, love. and, greatest of all, faith each in the other and both in the fair promises of the future.
 There had ever been a lurking deyo- tion to art in the rude but healthy nature of the young rancher. He could not draw. but he had a wonder ful sense of color values and color beauty. A strolling artist had lighted the flame of genius in his ardent soul. and while Hiram could not create a picture he could take an outline print
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-01-24
Diamond Cutting.

It is said that before the fourteenth century no one knew how to cut and polish diamonds. They were esteemed for their marvellous hardness, but not greatly admired for beauty. There is a tradition that a iourneyman jeweler in Flanders, Louis van Berghem, dis covered the art of cutting diamond with diamond. But it is probable that he only made some notable advance in the art, since associations of dia- mondcutters had existed in France and Flanders from the fourteenth cen tury. Louis van Berghem's most fam ous achievement was the cutting and polishing of a huge diamond belonging to Charles the Bold. Charles was so delighted with the result that he re. warded the artist liberally, and de clared that the diamond would now serve him for a bedroom lamp. This jewel, which was found on Charles body after the battle of Nancy. is still in existence. and celebrated under the name of the Nancy diamond Youths Companion.