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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
CAPTAIN EBERLE
SUCCEEDS FULLAM
The Admiral Given Sea Duty, to
Command Pacific Coast.
EBERLE THE SUPERINTENDENT.
A Native Of Texas and Well Known
Here---Has Been Stationed at
WASHINGTON.

Rear-Adm raj William f. Fullam
wss relieved yesterday of his assign.
mcnt as superintendent of the United
States Naval Academy, % bee succeed
ed by Capt f. w Ebcrle, now com.
msndant Of 10 Washington Navy
Yard and superintendent II the naval
gun factory Admiral Fullam will
succeed Rear Admiral Charles F. Pond.
in command of The Pacific roserve fleet
at Puget Sound. the latter being or.
dered 10 Portsmouth. N. H.. TO be
commandaut Of the yard there.
While Acting Secretary Roosevelt
issued orders Tor the new assign
ments. he acted at the direction of
Secretary Daniels. who is on tour of
inspection of Atlantic Coast naval sta
tions. no !. asons were given in the
department announcement Of the
changes.
The transfer Of Admiral Fullam fol-
lows the publication of the Gndings of
the commission which recently inves-
tigated charges OF cribbing at the
academy and was prompted Il is be-
lieved. by the criticisms in the report
Of the academy administration
These finding We're appr we'd by
Secretary Daniels after his staT II
naval officers had reviewed them. II
was believed at the same time the re-
pert was made public that a shake
up would take place at the academy,
sooner or Liter. and the removal Of
Admiral Fuilam seems 20 be the first
step % that direction.
The present superintendent is now
at sea with the midshipmen S practice
squadron The squadron is expected
to reach the Virginia Capes in less
than a week when the Admiral will
begin arrangements for turning the
institution over TO his successor
The Pacific reserve fleet, TO which
Admiral Fullam has been assigned, has
its base at the Mare Island Navy Yard.
| San Francisco. II is composed Of the
cruisers South Dakota, Pittsburgh,
San Diego, West Virginia. Milwaukee,
Charleston and Albany.
Captain Eberle, VINO succeeds Ad-
miral Fullam,. is a native Of Texas,
but was appointed TO the Naval Acad
emy from Arkansas. He has had many
important commands, most of which
have been at sea. He has been sta.
toned at the Washington Navy Yard
since December II, 1914.
Rear Admiral Fullam was detailed
as superintendent Of the academy Feb
ruary 2, 1914.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
ITEMS FROM BROAD CREEK.
Pertinent Personals Gathered by the
Capitals South River Cor
respondent.

The Guilds OF St. Johns, at Gam
Drills, ST stephens. at Millersvillc, and
St PauTs, at Brownsville, will give
their annual supper and fair at Murray
Hall, Crownsville. tonight supper. 35
cents and will be served from @ p. M.
to 8 D. M. In the hall a play entielcd
"The Doctors Servant" coached by
Miss Eva d. Carr viii be giyen.Admis-
sion to this entertainment will be -
cents.
Miss Alma L. Carr Of Baltimore. is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maynard Carr
a large crowd from this community
attended the tournament held at David
sonville last week II. ID G.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
NJ. NG. Field Maneuvers and Rifle
Practice. Special for The Palace for
tonight only.
Children a Menace to Autos
on The Boulevard.

Travelling over the Annapolis -Balti
more boulevard is not all 1t is said to
be, for those who ride in the car AT
various points on the road children will
run out and stand in the middle of the
boulevard as if daring the driver of
the car to run over them.
The chauffeur may honk all he likes,
but the children pay no attention what
ever TO the distress of those in the car.
1t is especially the case at Arnold
Station, and near Glen Burnie. Chill
dren stand at various points on the
boulevard defiantly ana il danger to
themselves and the discomfort of those
in the machine Something should be
done to prevent the practice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
Anne Arundel Strawberries
Second Crop Now On.

A farmer from across the Severn,
Third District, Anne Arundel county,
is displaying in market today the sec
ond crop of Anne Arundel strawber-
ries.
Five quarts of these berries were
bought by Constable A. J. Stinchcomb,
Main street. Mr.. Stinchcomb also
purchased somes sAnne Arundel straw
berries last week The berries of the
second crop are as sweet and delicious
as the first.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
Divorce Granted.

Dorotbea Seebohm Patters on was
granted an absolute divorce from her
husband Charles f. Patterson and
awarded the care and custody of her
infant children, Margaret and Wilfred.
The decree was granted by Judge
James r. Brashears. Jerry l.. Smith
was attorney for Mrs. Patterson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
Pleaded Guilty.

At hearing before Justice Min
nick today Thomas Johnson, colored,
arrested by Officer John Jacobs on the
charge of drunk and disorderly con-
duct. pleaded guilty and was fined one
dollar and costs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
Marriage License GRANTEE.

The Clerk of the Court today grant
ed marriage license to Clifton <
Rawlings, 2l, Eastport, and Bessie f..
Ball, %. Eastport. Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
RACES AT PAROLE
ON MONDAY, LABOR DAY.
Ten Of the Best Race Horses Now
Entered More Expected.

The races on Monday next, Labor
Day, at the Parole race track promise
to be more interesting and exciting
than any hitherto.
To date there are more entrants than
usual. ten of the best race horses IN
the state having been entered. These
include horses that have won races at
Timonium and on other race tracks.
There will also be four harness races.
The races are given under the au-
spices of the Anne Arundel Driving
and Agricultural Association. An
auto-bus will run from the w, B. &
A. Station direct to the race track.
For further particulars see advertise
ment in another column.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
CORSETRY.

Miss Hedwig Schaeffer has returned
from Philadelphia. where she attended
the SPIRELLA TRAINING SCHOOL,
and is prepared to give professional
service on the latest style in COR
SETRY.
Advertisement 3t-s2.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
new TEACHER SELECTED
FOR HOLLADAY SCHOOL.
Miss Davis Of University Of Virginia
Wi.I Succeed Miss Magruder.

The li9Uaday private school on
Nmr.os stree. viii open October first.
Miss Mary = Davis, A. b. of the
University of Virginia will succeed
Aas Rosaue Magruder who resigned
y accep, position in Boston. Miss
laus comes highly recommended.
Miss isabe. Woods, a graduate of
1oa'heE College. Baltimore, will sue
seei Miss Ruth Carter who has gone to
San Francisco % live. Miss Woods is
niece e. Nr Hiram Woods. of Bal
.'more
--Ct-
John Nasel. N Jim the Penman"
Doo1.a. Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

M. N. G. Field Maneuyers and Rifle
Practice Special for The Palace for
tonight only.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

The eminent star John Mason, in a
powerful feature Colonial, Friday.
advertisement -2ts2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

Nine. Petrova, in "The Heart of
Painted Woman" Colonial, Thurs
day. advertisement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

NJ. n. G Field ManeuVers and Rifle
Practice. Special at The Palace to-
night only.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

Colonial, Thursday-The famous
legitimate actress. Nine. Petrova, in a
big feature. advertisement
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

" The Heart of Painted Woman. "
powerful photo-drama-C Colonial.
Thursday. advertisement-2tsl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02

The great dram4s.is success Jim
the Penmsn' Colonial, Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
THR CAPITAL

Is Ike q letter from home
See that ct follows you where
ever you go 80 cts month
by man.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-02
THE WEATHER

-s-sa eniug tonight, prob
'n On the coast Friday.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
YOU CAN VET JOIN TINE
CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUE

The Dcming National Bank will
still permit you to join their "Chrisi
mas Banking Club. They ALREADY
have big membership hut will add q
few more members.
To Join the club you only need To
pul N u nickel the first week---jnsi u
iiIn"y. Then you increase your de-
post u nickel each week. Before
next Christas you will have 10 your
cred S63.15. Those who want /"
start with a dime can do 50. The,
increase their deposits a dime each
week and before next Christmas get
Sl21 80.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
PERSONAL

VcUoOWAL
I. + + I. !. !. !. + !! Il !. l. :. !. !. :. !.
NJ. NJ. Cohen of FL la-o wa- ir
the city Monday.
Robert f.. Galloway al Santa Rilu
was n visitor in tn city Monday.
Howard Hunt oi Donclas Arizona
nsited The city N"hdaN
Il. II. sullivan "i l."rlSbur". wr.
q Sunday visitor in town.
-----a-----.-..
Walter BirchfcIh. of llachiln. WI
IN town Monday on business.
\ baby girl ~ h"ru sunday ni"hl
Ia Mr.. and Mrs. I."unA Weaver
\. w. Hawkin>on and II. A. WrIrh
were in the city Sunday.
J. u. Brown of Santa Rita wa in
til" city Sunday.
Carl Iiurrham "r Claude. TcyI..
was in the city Monday.
\. l.. Gravel, "i M"rcnci. .lrll
was in the city Sunday.
W. +. Smith of Whitewater was in
the city Sunday
J. T.. MrDan'rl ol Santa Rita was
III the city Sunday.
{. a. LESLEY. travelling auditor r"r
the Southern Pacific railroad wa> q
l'cmine visitor Mondns
Mr.. aud Mr.. ]. T. Halter nf Myn
du> were in thee itv "n hu,inr-- last
Tuesday.
State Senator &. j. l.au.hrrn rnmc
IN from Los Angeles 1" spend the
holiday with ai> family.
{. W. Bray uf Albuquerque. fiscal
agent for the icclc>- refrigerator.
was IN Deming on business Tue daN.
Miss Pearl Price, al la, crucc-.
formerly df Demine was in the cit,
dnrine The Christina holiday.
Mr.. iic"rer Longest aud daughter.
Mis- Edith were in Denim. CHRIST
mas,
:. \. Milliken and -. j. Gnlnrlh or
Hurley were week end visitors IN the
city.
T.. W. Ryan. 4. |. Murray. ". %.
Murray, all of Silver City, were week
end visitors in the city.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mi, Louise Snppigcr and o. u.
Suppiecr of IlondaIe were in the civ
Sunday.
Ail"rnry \. ". Pollard left the
city Tuesday afternoon on II busi-
mess "trip to IL pn-o.
l.ruc" ID. Woodward and l.. X.
l.ancy. oi Fl Paso were in the city
Sunday.
|. g. tamphrll III Knoxville. rrnn..
stopped over in lhr city Tuesday ln
visit old friends.
Guy Petty. VIII" accompanied hi,
mnhlr I uArlluna chori time AGO.
returned Ia the r,lN lhi> week.
The ground Tor the Denim. Arm.
"ry will bcb rokru next Monday
morning.
u. \. Aston al Silver t'ity spent
p, hri,lma~ with rcln,ivc~ IN FL l'a~u
and stopped over IN Dcminr "n hi.
return Tuesday.
W. w. Marsh Of the II Pa~o auto
sale company wa- IN the city sun
day. dclivcrin. Mitchell ear in this
,IriniiN.
\. r. Foster of Dwycr spent the
Christmas holidays with friends in
Dcmins aud left Tuesday for visit
T." FL Pa~o.
clyde Phillips. "f llill county. Tex
~. spent the Christmas holidays Wis.
Iliue Mr.. aud Mr.. e. f.. Phillips and
lrii Tuesday for Texas.
Mi Edna Watson al liuhl. MN
uc~"ia. = ~p-miins the holidays with
her brother. ). T. Watson. and fam
,ly.
W. f. Kerr, father OF James =.
Kerr, arrived M the riiV Tuesday
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
FAvwooI,rEms

y
Bishop Garlandill hold services
ut the school hor Sunday. Some
will he btized.
Mis- Lucille Bay. Harrison Bail.
ey, and HoraceIerrill we're Old
Town visitor SdaI
Mis- Annie N lialc H. expected
home for the hday>.
l.. l.. Fr,rlama~ been hauling tn
Santa Rita.
u. Y .Whilch moi ored out tn III,
ranch nSnday., liz daughter, Myr-
tie. aud little ny burr accompani-
ed him.
T. y. Tcmlon has received II
shipment of dlr from Arizona.
q. T.. Tur aud son, Noel. and
Mr.. and VI, Henry Marbcll has,
moved To D,ue, They have rent
cd the tonray farm south of the
city.
llerbcri hop j. expected home
from Socp. where he has been
attending school of mines.
Mis- &C. Gorbcl. county school
>uprr'nlepi visited the Old Town
school T,lay. She expressed her
self ~ b. very much pleased with
Tia prog of the pupils.
M.rPi shipped bunch of eat
tie tropeming Friday.
Mr.. | Mrs. Poriwood were il
Demin,is week doing their Chr ST.
ma> sping.
l1is Garland ol Philadelphia
aud } .tiarland visited in Old
T"wn,nrSday
Mr HolStcin of Defining spent
Sundil old Town.
Mrlehrisi of ficrro is up OH the
riyering hay for the COS ranch.
BE- Bishop spent Monday a.
fayd ~ the guest OF Bishop aud
Mrs,rland.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
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A Happy New Year to every men,
her of the Graphic foree.--Mrs.
Danse.
Same to ymi.-The Graphic force.
After season oi unusual pros
lcriiy. ~ the result of fine crops and
success in cattle raising, the Christ
mas holidays brought with them
deal weather. We .ould hate been
more than usually happy had not our
Thought, turned to u stricken CONT
nenl. The -ympath, with millions
crushed to earth by the cruel war,
>nbducd "ur enjoyment in u measure
and fll> Us with longing for New
Year which will bring an early ces-
>aiion of the devas alton of those
unfortun people.
Mrs. Mui>cl. who has Just finish.
cd II very succes-hl school term,
gave H. jolly entertainment on
Thursday night. T,. children who
were anxious for Suna and what he
might bring, went though the pro.
gram with lots of vim. The dia-
logucs were humorous and solo by
Miss Esther Porchc was much en-
.ioyed. Everybody td an enjoyable
evening.
Quite II number u "ur peope en-
.oycd the entertainments at H,ndalc
and Mountainview.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. lucas h'd quite
- large dinner part IN Christmas.
Me>dame, porrhc, TfRlc and
Mcssr,. Porcher. lngle, Shanfch
aud DR.. lIollinshcad5oine the large
family in doing iusa.e t. an excel
lent feast.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Mly Lucas,
gave most cnioNbl dinner III
Christmas at Hurley. ne menu was
composed of every Hfacy enjoyed
at this season. Gurt from mum
her of neiehboring chmuniics did
Justice To the feast. Miing the al.
icrnoon numcrou, cs'rs paid their
respects 10 Mr.. and y. Lucas.
Mr,,rs. hummer. Irish and Sidcy
moiorci oul from Ding Sunday.
--.
Mrs. Clark aud H. daughters are
visiting Mr. and " Howard.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
WANTED

WANTED BY man and wife. Job 'n
rancn. experienced. Addrc>- II. j.
GRAY. Carson Hotel. 2Op
WANTED-We will buy your hides !;
highest cash price. Watkins Fuel q
Transfer Co. II
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

bert VI. Smith, presiding elder
&c Methodist church. who was too
! preached here Sunday, was tn
il. till his engagement. though he
"a in from Lordsburg for tina,
p'se. Rev. Z. c. Morgan filed
h pit. -
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

LOST Lady closed ease watch nrd
chain. l""k"t with pearl on one sid,
and initials +. j. X. Oh reverse. leave
at Graphir office and receive reward
R.litf
TO TRADE Two good work horse
Work single ar double. Both gent p
ln drive. will tradc in nn good mil
COW. ~ l.. Mckinney. u
WELLS AND MrPlIAII.-Aui" r.
pairing done promptly. all work
guaranteed. rive H. u trial. We sci
Goodyear Tire. III Silver ave.
THE ANNUAL Stockholders meet
lng "f the Forest Queen Copper Go.
will bc held IN the office of the con
panv on Spruce street. Dcming. y.
W.. Monday. Dee. -. 1913. brtweeI
lrn u. N. aud four =. m. I" elect y
board ut director Tor the ensuing
wear. Dated Dee. Il. loli. u. +.
Keitlcr. president. Is.
BILL. WELLS Autn Livery. phones
3l9 day. pa night. Rate 20 cents
per mile. or - cent 6" amy part of
the city.
LOST Wcdnc~ day afternoon "u
spruce street. between Silver aud
Gold avenues. ~ "u Gold avenue be-
tween Spruce aud the Park garag',
an automobile robe Finder please
return Ia DR.. Janet Reid. lstt
FOl' Nj Ram sheet. Owner can
have same by identifying aud pay
ia. for lhi- al. Graphic Office. Il
STRANED- BAY colt. cunning thrr"
yenr>. Ilud leg white to the In, {.
narrow white streak on face. j. u.
Henry. Box 49,. ~
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mr.. aud Mr.. 4. -. Mrl..an Of
, lows were week -rnd visitors ia the
city. Mr.. Mclean j. with the Amer
lean Well Works.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
y + y r + + + + + I + + F + + + 4,
: TUNiS AND RED MOUNTAIN i
!. i. i. 1. i. 1. 1. + 1. + 1. + I. + + I. 1. 1.

"h'WtII'V> are b'lsN HrfNngtn.
for Christmas trees and entertain.
np'nl for the Sunday school pupils
for Friday night. The old folks will
not be- forgotten.
There will be watch supper to.
New Year. eve
Last Friday night officers for the
literary soriety to serve for the cn
suing year were elected. Mr.. T.. +.
Hurt was chosen and by appearance
honor seems Ia have had u peculiar
effect on Mr.. Hurt. lie started for
town with u live hog in u box in hi
wagon. Evidently hi, mind wa> ~
his friends for he forgot the hos
until half way to town and when hc
looked for il he found the box To- b.
empty That wa. the second NJ.
tempt 10 get that hog To town. it
having escaped on II previous trip
Mr.. Winlnmulc is balm. hay.
J r.. Brown will bale cane fodd,.
soon.
DIR. l'arbec passed along on lhr
Borderland Wednesday To bring II
Christmas present to Mr.. and Mr.,
liadly Johnson.
Later We learn that DR.. Barbrc
left u hoy aud girl with the John
sons. Come again. Doctor. We have
room for many more.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS

FEED GRINDlNG--Wc are prepared
I" do all kind,"i feed grinding -alf'tl-
Ia or grain \. W. Hanson. Hl2tt
ful ND \ pair "f nose glasses, can
be- recovered NJ lhi- office "n proof oi
ownership. llu
Look Jewel El2in watch, 1890 /,
L. jewel. rS.iO, Roger SPOONS. ~.
Many bargain. M"'url,, hN the
pn~tuliicc. II
White Lime Treatment Tor Iubrrcu
lo~> and calarrh ". \. Stewart
PA south Guld avenue 3ii
FOR EXCHANGE Halt acre lot
snail house, ~ the most hoauliid'
.uburb> oi san Diego, soon 10 m
annexed I" the city Want impro\
I'd ~ uuimproyed Dcming land.
J. Il. ;. Graphic Office dh
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mrs. Tucker of Kansas. who has
been visiting her son, l.. o. Tucker
and family for several months, de
parted for her home Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Edwin y. Matthews
left the city for winslow, Ariz., Mon
day night. after having spent Chris,
mas with his parents here.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

tOR RENT Two we'll furnished
roum~. all modern conyeniences.
Phone 3l1. 1tf
FOR RENT Small cottage on
Rnb, ave. N,r'ly furnished; gar
den and porch. Enquire Graphic. -
SANGRk. has rented houses in Dem
III. over ten years and l. still III the
business. II
FOR RENT Several good houses.
See j. {. Barnes. Phone 362. Ma
honey Bldg. It
FOR RENT Two or three rooms
with sleeping porch. partly furnished
garage. 2l2 copper. 6if
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

There will be watch supper to.
New Years eve
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31
The Graphic Cent Word
Classified Ads
Bring Results
II You Want Anything klephone 100

WANTED-Well work of any kind.
corcretc pits n specially. Inquire nt
Daniels serond hand store ar l.. -.
box 453. u
Wanted-To buy, town lots ai n
bargain price: have the cash.
l,ox Us .Dcming
WANTED Tn borrow S500.oo at
s., on good security address Al
Graphic Office, Demine \. NJ. lisp
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-lluu-c-. See DIR. J.. NJ.
Sieed. II
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

great
NI~ -
,,
/
\pv
4ItllI
reform
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Quite II number . "ur peope en-.
ioyed the entertainments NJ Hbndalc
and Mountainview.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mi, Louise Suppigcr and q. IT,.
Suppigcr of Ilondalc were in the city
sunday
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mcs>rs. hummer. irish and Sidcy
oul from lb,ins Sunday.
Mrs. Clark aud H. daughters are
visiting Mr.. and " Howard.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. u. Iucas had
- large dinner part IN Chris
Me>da'nc- l'orhe Tifalc
Me,sr,. Porcher. lngle, Sh
and DR.. IIollinsheadjoi the
family in doing iu-h'c t. IN
lcni feast.
Deming graphic., 1915-12-31

Attorney \. ". Pollard left the
city Tuesday afternoon on busi-
mess trip Ia II Pnso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-23
TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
PUBLISHED DAILY
ALEXANDRIA THE
MASONIC MECCA.
d.. (.

The organization among the Ma
sons of the United States of the as
ISOLATION for the erection Of me-
mortal temple in Alexandria IN res
peel to the memory of George Wash
inrlon gains impetus each year. Inc
annual gatherings in this city IN
February attract the attention OF
members of the craft from all sec
tioous of the country to Alexandria;
hence it is no longer d matter OF To-
cal interest solely. AS one or the
speakers at the banquet of AleNan-
I, Washington Lodge APPLY ss'1o
st night. that while Washington
q as Virginian and practically an
lexandrian he is the property OF no
5ne state or city, but belongs to tho
United States of America.
1 This assertion is irrefutab.c, and
the movement among MasorS through
out the nation to erect d fitting nc
mortal in our city, which will cost half
a. million dollars, is causing enthuSI,
asm among the craft. Already $40.
600 have been subscribed by various
grand bodies, and it is predicted at
the next meeting Of the Memorial
Association 100000 will have been
raised.
The annual reunion last night was
one of the most successful and in
tercsting ever given by Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-02-23
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE
SOUTH
In effect October Is. 1917

n. B.-Folowing schedule figures
arc published only as information and
arc not guaranteed.
Trains lcav" Uuion Station, Alex
;,n:ria
TAI a. NJ, a;"..-LocaI between
Washington d nanviIlc delivers con.
nCction daily except Sunday at or
augc to G. g. O. No. dos for Gorlons-
vii" and Richmond.
SAT a. NJ. 49, Daily Local for lar
riSonburg and way stations. Buffet
rarlor car.
2:37 a. NJ. Daily. u. S. Fast Mali
south to which scheduled to stop
First class coaches Sleeping cars to
birmingham and New Orleans. Dam
inE car service. Stops at Galvcr-
ton to let OIL Warrcnton branch pass
cnccrs.
1892 A. NJ. Daiiy-Mail .raJn,
coaches for Manassas, Warrcnlon,
Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Dauv;Ilc,
ana Greensboro. Sleeping car from
Greensboro to Atlanta.
1852 j. NJ. Daily local for Char
loticsvillc conncsting ut Cal;'ertoD
for Warrcutun:
l:52 J.. NJ. Daily-Birmili&Eam
Special Sleeping cars between New
Tcrk, Atlanta, Columbus, huuISI"r;.
birmingham, Through first class
coaches between Washington, ATTAIN
e; and birmingham, Dining car ser
vice Touris. to California daily.
t:12 L. NJ. Limited for Harrison
burg and way Stations on Manassas
branch. Pullman Buffet parlor cars.
GU p. M.-Loral for Warrcuton.
G:l2 j.. M-Thc Soulhcrn's South
eastern Limited. for Nshvilc, Co.
limbia. Charleston, Aiken, Augusta
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through
Put!mon Drawing room sleeping cars
coaches dining cars.
:O.O2 J.. M.-Daily Washington and
Chattanooga Limited (via Lynch
burg) FIRST class coaches and sleep
ing cars to Roanoke, Knoxville,
Chattanooga Sleeper TO New Or
leans, Washington TO Roanoke, DIN
/ me car service.
II:02. j. NJ. Daily. New York and
New Orleans Limited. All Pullman
Crain Club and Observation cars To
New Orleans. Dining Car Service.
1927 a. NJ. Daily Memphis sp"'
cial, Sleeping car and coaches Tor
! Roanoke, Knoxville, Nashville, Chat
f:,pooga, and Memphis. Dining Car
service Washington sleeping cars
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