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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

magicians OF modern times. But
hitherto their efforts have been UT
exploited in this country.
All the illusions. tricks and fea.
lures promised are new For the
first time In Seattle. IL IL declared.
the famous Hlndoo rope trick
viii hc performed.
As far ms II IL known. Servais IL
Roy n the only white magician per
forming the remarkable feat Of the
Mohammeds
One hundred tons OF scenery and
properties. filling three baggage
cars along with three African lionf
and 100 head Of other livestock. are
used In thu production. The pro.
gram all be augmented with a
score OF European variety artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
DRY VOTE WILL FIX
DEGREE OF STATES
MOIST CONDITION
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l

either bill sun. he would hav. to
go TO the second column and vote
whether he prefers Home Rule bill
TO the Brewery and Hotel bill.
The vets" will. OF course. vote
In the first column In favor OF eth.
or bill. They viii then be com.
PEELED TO vote In tho second column
their choice as between the two
measures.
The vets will be divided on the
second vote. but the "drys" NAV
vote moer solidly. and will there.
fore be able 10 decide which 81 the
two liquor bills. II either. shall be
come law
n a majority OF the people vote
I'm the first column that they want
neither bill. then. OF course. the
votes In the second column will
have no effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

nance committee OF the council
also hopes to sell sl2b,000 of Fir.
land hospital bonds 10 the state.
The Puget Sound Traction, Light
e. Power Co. will also come
through Saturday with $4,000. or
two per cent of the gross receipts
due the city, according TO the fran
chise provision.
There is, therefore. good assur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

man Reynolds. Rates, service and
the deposit system will be investi.
gated.
On Saturday the commission will
hold a preliminary hearing on the
Of adequate service OF the
Puget Sound Traction. Light &
Power Co. The company has sub.
mitted schedule for the commits.
sion's consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
LONDON PREPARES
TO REPEAL ATTACK
BY ZEPPELIN FLEET
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE l

.~~>es~sN~s>>~NyNsNNeNeN ~~Ne~sNSN~~~~.-N
strategic reasons
lie told OF u two.mile gain along
the whole allied front and said the
roads and villages behind the lines
had already been rebuilt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
STEAMER SUNK;
IL MEN DROWN

COPENHAGEN. Jan. THE
Danish steamship shln0oh has
been sunk by North Sea mine
ard it, crew Of ~ mon persisted,
u was learned here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

wonder n he ever tried selling
papers. II 70 he would have quickly
realized the necessity OF hustling.
Half the business men walk along
the street thinking only OF their
business. and when you yell at them
they recover from their abstraction
and thank you for reminding them
Of their paper. SLIPPERY"
First and Cherry.
List your vacant rooms in
Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
DEMANDS
SATISFACTION

TURIN. Jan Italy has do.
mandcd reparatlon from Austria.
according to an assertion today In
the "@ampa" for the arrea, and
detention Of four Italians hold AS
hostages at belgrade during tho
Austrian occupation OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

TRENTON. N. J.. Jan. THREE
murdensrs paid the penalty for
their crimes In the state prisons
electric chair Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
SEATTLE DRUGGISTS SELL
DOPE TO YOUTHS AND GIRLS
Continued From Page

large quantities SIS $3.50 small
quantities 1t from g to 50 drachm.
Pedders Adulterate Drug With
Cheap Poison That Kills Victims
And the cocaine peddes
good II aduea,ed Sometimes powder
In H. Sometimes THE OEALERS-WHAT DO
THEY CARE WHETHER YOU LIVE OR DEF
1T IL this cheap aduated which the Is
poisoning ! can't quit and Is killing
when needle sleep.
sleep only exhausted BY pain. AND THEN DREAM,
AND IT is THE SANE DREAM ALWAYS OF A SNAKE, AN
ENDLESS SNAKE, WHICH I AN PULLING OUT OF NY
MOUTH dream that dream.
wake screaming
For there hope. But fight for respsctsblV
left They selling cocaine TO
boys girls Stop III Then do how soon die"
That the "snowbrds'
He where cocaine Is sold have
turned the list the police.
They told me- impossible to get evidence against the
penalty physicians prescription Is
imprisonment OF from day to year
in the jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
GO ON ARCTIC HUNT

Carrying 40 prominent sportsmen
from the East, the steamer Corwin
will leave for the Arctic May I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
letter 10
Dr. Kilmer a Go.
BinKhamton. n. v.
Prove What swamp. Root win Do

Prove What swamp-Root viii Do
For You
Send ten cents 10 Or Kilmer &
Co. Dept II. Binghamton, N. Y.
for a sample size bottle. II will
convince any one You will also
receive n booklet OF valusble infor
nation. telling about the Kidneys
and bladder Regular fifty-cent
and one.dollar size botties for sale
Mt all drug stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07
PROSPECTS LOOK
GOOD TO B. |. SMITH

Things look O. X. through the op.
timistic eyes OF Burns Lyman
Smith. owner OF the l.. G. Smith ~.
story building. etc. Smith has been
back East for -four months. and Just
arrived in Seattle. The railroad De.
cision. increasing tariffs. will. &C.
cordIng TO Smith. produce an i'm.
petus for Increased business.
-Four OF crew Of German punbost
Geier. informed at Honolulu. put on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

Hemmed Napkins. good
for everyday use. Also
mercerlxed. IS inches
square. Regular price si.at
a dozen. Now SIC. or.
each 49,. ...........1c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-07

Gowns IN slip-over style.
Material % naiasook. trimming
OF vide embroidery Insertion.
ribbon drswstriug and en-
brolderv ~dsing Very reason.
ably priced at soc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
CAMPAIGN FOR THRIFT
I.ocni Chapter, American institute OF
Banking. InnuSurntrs Movement
In Richmond.

\ local campaign for thrift during
Tho year 1916 viii be organized Wed
lc3day night at Il meeting in tho Nir
.sinia Mechanics Institute, held under
,he auspices Of the Richmond Cuapter
Of the American Institute OF BANKING
Speakers at the meeting Will b. VI w
Harrison. secretary OF the SAVINGS bank
section Of the American bankers As
'cciation: DIR Douglas :. Freeman and
other prominent business ans bank
men Of the city.
The object OF the meeting is TO or
saniZc local campaign for thrift dur
ing the Year 1915 The idea originated,
With the American Bankers Associa
ion, and campairns will he inauguratcd
all over the United States in the next
'ew weeks. Tn" campaign for thrift is
lot merely intended Ia enlarge bank
deposits. hut to ipbuc To the people of
III classes with the idea to save In some
way and to yet this habit The United
States IS Il rich natio':--making money
asst and spending il the same way--but
rs n aavin" nation is far behind other
Countries. especially Germany and
GRANGE.
The Richmond Chapter is seeking
he cooperation of heads OF schools.
business organizations and bodies of ali
Kinds. The meeting will b. held Mt
$3.50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
OPEN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FOR COlORED PUPILS
Mrs. John Stewart Bryan Donates
BuIlding-HcnrIcD School Board
to SuperSfse Work.

superintendent j. u. Harris. of the
Henrico County schools, and the mem
hers OF the school board are already
CONTEMPLATING themselves on the sue
cess Of the Coior-d industrial E%chanr"
which was opened on THANKSGIVING Dag
at SIC West Broad street This rev
enterprise conducted in connection WITH
schco, work in the county is an limo
walton
rho work OF the twenty ono schools
OF the county is exhibited daily, and
all articles exhibited arc for sale. Din
ncr is served every day and orders
are taken for cakes. beaten biscuits and
pastrics
y school will be opened III a short
tiine. where colorci countr! girls com
ing TO the city Viii hc taught cooking
and servants work. Lessons are 10 be
given each day from to 3 O'Clock
Industrial training in other lines will
also b" given in the course of time
Tn, school is already taking orders
for making mattresses. Gaming chairs
and doing repair work.
Mrs. Johr Stewart BRYAN donsted
the BUILDING, 10 tn" eolo-cd children Of
Iicnrico. and is taking = lively int"reat
iu tho development Of the industrial!
school Virginia Randolph is in gen
'rol change of the work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
CONFERENCE is SUCCESSFUL
Has Largest Attendance and Hest
Program of Any school Meeting
in Virginia.

Most OF the outbound trains on all
the railroads carried delegates to the
1915 Virginia Educational Conference
homcward bound yesterday. /, is es-
ti,nated that 1890 Of TIN. superinten.
dents. principals, teachers and trus-
tees remained to attend the final meet
ing, while about 400 left the city Fri
day afternoon and evening.
state superintendent of Public In
struction r. c. Stcarucs. who is ths
cN -ofilcio head of the conference. eX-
pressed himself yesterday rs highly
pleased with the results OF this years
great assemblaSc. II was the largest
asscmblave of officers and teachers
ever gathered in Virginia. he said.
There were no unpleasant incidents TO
mar the harmony OF the conference
no hitch in any of the set programs:
No disappointment. No -c;.gatc re-
turned homo regrcttinE tho time and
expense of the trip TO Richmond
1T was in every respect the most
successful conference have ever
held" said Mr.. Stearncs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
INVESTIGATE VOLUME
OF RICHMOND'S BUSINESS
city In Selected ms Typical Large
American Trading Center by An
cintcd All Clubs.

richmond has been sc.cc:cd by the
educational research committee of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
World us one Of the large trading
centcrs OF America In which II viii
make Il thorough investigation of bus
mess conditions and prospects for tbs
Cphl.,.G year.
William J. MOll chairman of the edu-
C2t;"nal committee of the Richmond
Advertisers club. has been designated
to represent this city and gather III"
required Information. on December 8.
as soon as business men have closed
thci. books for the month of November.
investigators in this city and In every
other large city In this country and
Canada, will call upon representative
merchants in the leading retail lines.
and ask {, short list OF questions. which
has been found to be II fairly accurate
barometer of business. The investi
cation will consume four days.
An investigation of this character
vcrtising Clubs Of the World - year
ago, when the country was gravcly
Concerned about the probable effect o.
the war upon conditions in this coun.
try The investigation showed that
despite many alarming reports. the
business OF November. 1914 showed Il
decrease Of only % per cent. as com
pared with the business Of the same
month of the year preceding.
What we arc trying TO do. said
Mr. Mol lis to eliminate guess work
from sales and advertising efforts. and
thus reduce their cost All OF tn.
work is volunteered. and none OF the
Investigators nor any Of the members
! of the committee are to receive a cent
be dedicated :" the American business
, man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
TWELVE JUDGES COME
UP FOR REELECTION
No onpnsition liz Announced. Only Con-
test before Caucus fIcin, fer SUI
prone Court Ju,rcshin

Twelve members of the judiciary of
nc state who are standing for re-
iiectioIi' VIII probably have no opposi :
ion when the General Assembly en-
ers upon the election of Judges. The
Dnly contest in sight is over the cleo
ION OF Il successor TO Judge James
Keith. president of the Supreme Court
lf Appeals. who has declined TO stand
or new term.
The Judges whose reelection seems
practically assured at this time are:
-. II. billiard. Thirtieth Circuit: n. 7.
3arham Corporation Court Of New
,ort News: Ernest II. Wells. Hastings
.ourt. Part H., Richmond: \. r.. King
Corporation Court Of Roanoke: Robert
!. Southall, Fourth Circuit: John w
rishburne, Eighth Circuit: Joseph w.
'hinn. Twelfth Circuit; +. y. r. Thorn
on, sixteenth Circuit; w. w Moffett.
twentieth Circuit; II. a. w. Skeen.
rwenty-fourth Circuit. and w. r. Hous-
on. of the Corporation Court OF Buena
Iista.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
STUART NAMES DELEGATES
TO COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
EiEhty-TwO ProfessiOnnl aud Business
Men VIII represent Virginia I'm
Important Gathering.

Governor Stuart has named as dele
gates to represent Virginia in the
seventh annual convention of the
Southern Commercial Congress, which
will assemble in Charleston. S. c.. De-
ccmber ID, to continue in session one
week. eishty-two professional and
business men prominent in their re-
spective communities. Pursuant to
the Governors order. commissions
were issued yesterday by Secretary If
the Commonwealth Ii. o. james to the
following appointees: a. r. AleNan-
Widener and B. II. Wrenn. Abingdon;
Du Val Rndford, Forest: DR., S. H..
Price. Montvale: Samuel Saunders.
Harry Walker and Landon Wright.
bedford City: j. w. Lovegrove. George
II. B. Niche, w. Allen Perkins. Ma
jor T. r. Peyton and ]. NJ. Rothwell.
Charlottesville; e. G.. Bradshaw. II. T..
Lee. I. NJ. Jones. f. c. Verser and r.
NJ Williams. Crewe: J. L. Camp. r. u
Camp. J. r. Knight. J. y. Pretlow and
Paul Scarborough. Franklin: G. w
Jones. II. a.. Kishpaugh and X S.
Roger. Fredericksburg: r. l.. Fclts.
Ethclfelts: S. +. Landreth, ]. II. Rhudy.
-. y. Robertson and J. Il. Waugh. Ca
lax; Julian y. Burruss, j. y. CARRIER,
Frank l.. Sublett, r. y. Thompson and
r. p. Wager. HarrisonburE; =. s. Ad-
kersou. G. G.. Craddock. r y. Jen-
ninEs. r. c. Watts and a. s. White,
Lynchburg: l.. Stuart Blanton. Abe
Horwitz. e. Il. Semmes. J. II. Shanna-
han and Fred n. Skinner. Newport
News; Edward Eigenbrun. r. r. Heath.
+. C. Kent and G. G. Wright. Peters
burg: Herman Aspegrcn, r. r. Earks-
dale, II. a. BrittinEham, T.. T. Bruce
and w. G. Corbitt, Portsmouth: w Z.
Reed. r. NJ. Darlington. w. r. Dab
ney. George Ainslic and r. y. Dun
lop. Richmond; Taylor Gleavcs, g. q;
Gooch. Jr., James r. Lee, D. r. Sites
and Judge Waller II. Staples. Roa
noke; J. Walter Chapman. T. l.. Dash
Tells. j. -. Gwaltney. Jr.. j. w. Hol-
loway and V. w. Joyncr. Smithfield;
j. NJ. Butler. f. Il. Jones, N. w JOY
ner. w. ]. Kcndrict and A Woolford
Suffolk: DR.. b. Il. Bagby, r. c. Brad
ford. L. -. Clopton. J. w Marshall
and DR.. Fred Z. Stcere. West Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
ReginaldS. hrpps
" Ill JON Army
Young Engllshmon Has Made
Himself Popular During His
Life in Richmond.

Reginald s Phipps, for the past four
years bookkeeper for The Vaughan
Robertson Drug Co, OF this city. will
leave New York on December for his
home at Kidderminster. Worcester
shire, England, with the intention of
enlisting. During his four years In
Richmond Reg" as Mr. Phipps is
known to his friends. has participated
in all lines OF sports and has proven
himself am ah-around athlete He
stands six feet in his stocking feet and
comes from a tall family. being tn.
shortest OF four brothers. Two of his
brothers are in the Life Guards, the
inest British regiment. the minimum
nclRht OF the members being six feet,
"hd chcst measurement forty inches.
ihipps has been captain of the Rich :
mona Soccer Football Club and before
coming here played big league foot
ball In England. being the possessor of
several meals and caps presented to
nam Tor his excellent playing. He 20
also an expert cricket PLAYER and a
howicr of distinction, having. AS n
member of the Newport club, in The
richmond Bowling Association, put up
a total OF 255 pins In On. game la ST
season against Tho Times DisDarch
team. that having been the highest in.
!iNidual score of the season
Fhiprs is a good billiard PLAYER. !,
strong swimmer and splendid shot
win IN, rihe He can sprint zoe wards
III eleven seconds. In returning. To his
parents in his native country MIR
fhipps viii carry with him the hest
Wishes of many kichmondcrs. he being
ON" 81 the most popular of the young
r'hSHSh SportSin"n in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
SUFFRAG|STS TO HEAR
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
State Convention Will BE Held in
Richmond December %
and 10.
FULL PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
Meeting Here Will BE Followed by
Southern States Conference and
Later by National Convention In
Washington.

Plans for the State Suffrage Con-
Hention to be held here December and
10 are nearing completion. The pro-
gram has been announced in detail.
The supper. which Wa one time
planned for Friday night at the JEFF
ferson. has been given up and n mass
meeting put in It's place. The program
OF the fifth annual convention OF the
Equal Suffrage of Virginia follows:
Thursday. December o.
10 y. M.-Mceting of executive coun.
ell. Room $50. Jefferson Hotel.
II :30-Convention called to order by
president. Mrs. Il. b. Valentine.
Prayer.
Welcome from Equal Suffrage League
of Richmond. Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins.
Response from Equal Suffrage
League Of Virginia, Miss w. 7. Yanccy.
dentials and resolutions.
Report of recording secretary, Miss
Roberta Wexford.
Report of treasurer, Mrs. f.. G.. Kidd
Report OF executive secretary. read
by Miss Adele Clark.
Report of press secretary. Miss NJ, D.
VIM.
Greetings from fraternal delegates
W. G. T. IT, Mrs. Bckers; w. Z. l.. A.
Mrs. Jobson; G. L. L., State Federation
Of Labor.
l;l5-I.uncheon
s:3O-keportS from branch leagues
S:l5-Mass- citing in Jefferson
open to public.
Prayer.
Welcome from city.
D. Presidents address, THE Advance OF
Suffrage In Virginia." Mrs. b. Is. Valen-
tine.
Music. america"
Speech on The Need for Woman
Suffrage Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Rob
ertson Hale
Friday, December 10.
IL y. M.--Prayer.
Reports from branch leagues Ccon
tinucd.
Discussion of plans of work: loca
press work: programs for meetings
political study for suffrage workers.
l:l5-Luncheon.
Afternoon.
2:30-Cileanings from Pennsylvania
campaign. Miss Eudora Ramsay.
3-Eicction of officers.
Election of delegates to National
Woman Suffrage Convention.
Report from resolutions committee.
Pledges for coming year.
Evening.
S:l5-Mass mecting at Jefferson. Mrs
John n. Lewis. presiding.
Prayer
Speakers. Senator Chamberlain. OF
Oregon, Equal Surrage--A Success"
Miss Kate Gordon. Miss Mary John.
ston, Mrs. Louise Collins Wilcox
This State convention will be fol-
lowed Immediately by the Southern
States Conference. which will meet here
Saturday. sunday and Monday, Decem
Der IL. - ana II. Delegates will then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

tn. state Library Board Will meet
this week to provide TWO additional en-
plo:ces to take care OF tn" increasing,
NOlum, II business. The board will
name reference librarian ~ this meet
inE 10 succeed Mrs. Kate =. Minor, who
has resigned TO spend a year In travel
abroad and 10 visit hcr daughters. orc
OF whom Is i'm China and another in
Madison. WIS. Tn" date for the meet
ms; has no, been liked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

people in the Sharon Baptist Church,
colored, Friday night at O'clock
Those Wishing to contribute may COM
mun!cate with Zemoria d. Wood. 6iss
Judah Street; l.. r. Robinson. 200 North
Fifth Street. or James NJ. Fraysier 3
East Leigh Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

60 on Immediately to Washington.
where the national convention will take
place. The program for the Southern
states Conference, which is being ar
ranged by Miss Kate Gordon, tho prcsi-
dent has not yet been completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

MI Busch. Of Chicago. will lecture
n''o'e thc Art club of Richmond Tues
dag afternoon at 1870 o'clock. having
as ms subject tn. work in the field Of
art accomplished by the public school
children OF Fort Wayne. Ind There
VIII be AN exhibition OF the schools
work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

BOYKINS. VA. November "T.-Mrs.
l.. r. Beaton died this morning at .
O'clock. She leaves her husband. two
sons. of this town. and one daughter,
Mrs. +. x. Turnbull of Lawrcncevillc.
Va. sing will be buried here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

After hearing arGumcnt yesterday in
the case OF the pavy- Pocahontas Coal
Company vs. Kaylor. which came up
from tho Norfolk CITY Circuit Court.
the supreme Court of Appeals went
into vacation The recess viii last
until January {. when the winter term
Of the court begins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
Governor In Rosfon.

Governor stuart is In Boston. visit
ing his wife and daughter. and will
not return TO the Capitol until We'd
resday morning. Miss stuart is a
student III a college near the Massa-
chuSctts metropolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
W. G. II. u. Meeting.

The quarterly meeting of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the Denny street Methodist
Church. Fulton. on Wednesday morn
ing At 10 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
LnN Church Corncr-Stnnc.

Tho cornerstone of the Highland
tark Methodist Church was laid yes
ierGay afternoon with Masonic ccre-
monies conducted by Northside Lodge.
NO. 232, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Ni:tSous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28
ro,cred y. VI. e.. A. E:.erc,.c..

The colorcd Young Men's Christian
Association viii close its twenty sixth
Anniversary exercises this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock AZ the sixth Nj. Zion Ear-
;i.t Church, with a sermon by Rev.
X. V. Pcytoi, pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Colored women of Richmond have in
auEurated 4 movement to erect Il hos
pital in memory OF Booker r. Washing
ton. the noted negro educator For
the furtherancc of this cause there
wifi be n public meeting Of the colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

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JEWELERS.
i26 East Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-28

Tho Norfolk and Western hauled
i7.n27.235 tons Of coal during the month,
OF October. according to announcement
Just made by Comptroller Joseph W.
troxc. or this total 2.S03 @36 tons were
.nnul"d from TIA" fields OF the road.