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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
ICE, COAL AND WOOD

LARGY. dry oak and pine blocks and
peri perfectly dry pine slabs at summer
buying now. All kinds of domestic coal
ut summer prices. Experience OF Is
years enables me to assist you. f. II.
Long. 1906 West Broad
THE manner In which plate Ice is
frozen enables us to serve YOU with
Ice which Is absolutely pure 1t ia
frozen harder than any other Ice, and
does not contain any bad taste Tyler
& Ryan. 10U1 West Cary. Madison
1879. Randolph 3O17
THOROUGHLY dry kindling wood.
prompt delivery: half cord, $3.50 for
Randolph 6S5-6S6. David Nj. Lea & Co,
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IF IN NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
ON YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS
AND JEWELRY FROM THE Foul
TABLE LOAN SOCIETY ALL BtSi-
NESS STRICTLY PRIVATE. SPE-
CAL OFFICE FOR LADIES CONSUL
TAT1ON. SECOND FLOOR, 500 EAST
BROAD STREET.
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FOR SALE--MaChiDery

FOR sale. Champion binder, good as
new, cheap Also one l%-hors- power
Frick steam engine Address u 100
care Times Dispatch 'V''
IL horse power Kerosene steam a.,
CINE in fine coalition Price ,f6
I East Clay Strecl. ''V'
For sale, Mccormick rIght-hand 6
loot binder, ~ condition. + g
hocnine 81. 28G5 East CLAY stree,
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BODIES to n, Ford cars in stock.

SEVERAL top wagons cheap.
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PERSONAL.

WANTED, you to know that w. H.
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
1ewelry work are the lowest in town
satisfaction Is guaranteed. 1915 East
Main.
LADIES. be wise! My secrets for WON
en- only contains the desired infor-
nation. Mailed for one dime and &c
stamp. Mrs. Dell Smith. Box 4o2, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
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SEVERAL good rubber tired busgies
good as new Choice $50.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PINE AND
HARDWOOD STANDING TIMBER IN
KING WILLIAM COUNTY. VA.
Notice is hereby given that the stand
ing timber upon G$s acres tapproxi-
ty Va, will be offered for sale at pub
lie auction at Il o'clock.
MONDAY. JUNE I. 1915.
on the property.
Map and detailed information may be
obtained upon application to PHILIP
AYLETT. Box 1406 Central Station, ST.
Louis, Mo, or TO DR.. NJ. ID. HOGE. JR..
30S East Grace Street. Richmond. Va.
The right is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids.
FRANCIS w. SMITH,
Biscoe i. O., Va.
King and Queen County
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ~
BY EDWARD S. ROSE COlIp,s.,.----
Real Estate Anctionnnrn w L.
NO. 3213 WEST CLAY err,

NO. 3213 WEST CLAY STREET
known as SCOTS Addition" n s'tS
lwo-story frame dwelling. capable Of #
n &c coating two families. so that
your home. vine and fig tree. YOU c, ~,
easily find a takcr Tor II portion them
and contributing greatly to tho ros
OF mind which adds to human unders
We will. on
TUESDAY. THE sTH DAY OF JUNE.
1915. at o'clock p NJ.
offer for sale. upon the premises ,,o
property located and numbered no
above. See that you are among tho
number present. va"
TERMS: At sale
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY
AuCtioneers
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In execution of decree OF the Chan
the 18th day OF January. 1915. in the
who sue. etc. VS.. Mary r. Morien. ct
ais" l will sell at public auction on
the premises
MONDAY. JUNE Z. 1915.
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ,
that new and very attractive dwelling
ana lot, situated on the south side OF
Cary Street. between Richie and Mea-
dow streets, designated as lot No .,
in the plan of Redd & Bro. surveyors
in the division adopted in "Moricn VS.
Morien," In the Circuit Court of Hen
rico County. and described as COM
mencing at point on the south line Of
Street. thence running westwardly
along the southern line Of Cary Street
SO feet, and running back southwardly
between parallel lines ia feet to an
alley II feet wide. being the real estate
of which John r. MORN. died, seized
and possessed.
TERMS: $500 of the purchase price
two equal instalments, payable at one
and two years from the date of sale,
the purchaser executing negotiable
notes for the deferred payments. with
interest from the day of sale, and the
title to be retained by the court until
all the purchase money is paid. or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
Il. GRAY HADDON,
Special Commissioner
hereby certify that the bond re-
quired Of the special commissioner in
the above suit has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE. Clerk
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CT Head of Horses fresh
VI from the country. They
have been working hard up to
the time OF shipping. Come
and see them, as they are all
good.
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nE VALENTlNE- AUcTIoN~
. PHONE MADISON 1905
EASY RRoAp 81

MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE.
HANDSOME FARLOR SUIT, STEIN
BERG PIANO, LIBRARY AND DIN
ING-ROOM FURNITURE, ETC. AT
AUCTION
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BY GARRETT e CO,
Real Estate .AuctioneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE

THAT DET h6GhHEDA FAn ApM1RAHLr
about eight miles west Of the city OF
Richmond: Va. and about one and one
ton Of Springfield Road with Broad
Street Road.
trust. dated February IS. 1913. rccorded
in the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
of Henrico County. III -. b l9S-B. page
33. default having been made in tho
debt secured. and being requested so To
DO by the beneficiary, the undersigned
premises. on
MONDAY. JUNE :, 1915,
ut $40 o'clock i. NJ,
the real estate referred to in said deed.
All those three certain tracts or par
cells of land. containing together 40. |
acres. more or less, lying and being in
the County Of Hcnrico, State of vir-
ginia, north or northwest of the city of
richmond. being part OF the Spring
ticl1 coal pi, tract. and bounded as
Reuben Ford and that OF T. c. VII
liams's estate. and on the east by the
land now or formerly owned by one
ming between the land hereby con-
veyed and other land now or formerly
owned by w. NJ Barnuin and wife. and
on the southwest by a public road and
by the land OF Joseph Alley, the mctcs
and bounds OF which arc shown on the
pIat httachGu 20 anu IccoTdcu win n
deed from w. NJ. Barnum and wife to
r.. NJ Nash. dated November Is. 1900.
and recorded in the clerks office OF
IIcnrico County. In II. r. l6O-B. page
295
This is most desirably located
farm. is exceptionally well water"d by
large streams. and in u section rapidly
increasing in value. The timber on
this place is of considerable value.
TERMS: Cash.
J. ~. GARRETTT.
Trustee
GARRETT & co. Auctionecrs.
The auctioncer VIII probably an
nounce. independently. more liberal
terms At sale.
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THOS. II. DUKE & co.
SOi Brook ANcnun
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4v4 \4SS
Mules from a private party
that has sold his farm and sent
his Mules to us to sell. Their
ages range from 3 to 6 years
old, and they will all be sold for
the high dollar.
On Head. one Of the best car
AU loads that we have had
this year, suitable for any kind
Of work. If you want any kind
Of Horse you can get him at
this sale.
Remember how you buy from
us. We give you a guarantee
with every horse you buy.
When you get your horse home,
if you find we have omitted to
tell you everything regarding
your purchase, return him to
lis and get your money. No
matter what you pay, we give
you your same amount of
money back. We do not keep
one cent Of your money if what
we tell you is not right.
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FOR sale cheap, l Edison phonoErap PHI
with 100 records. Address B So, care
Times Dispatch.
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FOR sale: Iron. Brabham and Mixed
Peas. This Is fine. sound lot.
orders received in 5-bushel lots and up.
Write quick. They are going fast
Henry Wolff & Co, Allendale S. c.
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SCARLET sage plants by parcel post
zoe per dozen. dozen. 81. A y
Thistle, Fortysecond and Stonewall
Avenue, Forest Hill; mail address 220l
West Brond Street. city.
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a. MEYERS SONS.
49, East Cary.
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At the request Of Mr.. Wallace Ken
nedS' who Is making a change in bust
ness on account of the close contine-
lnent of his present business. we will
sell IN separate lot the stock and fine
hXtureS at his confectionery. No 2Si?
West Broad Street
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Q,
at o'clock p. NJ,
consisting of stock Cigars. Cigarettes
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Can
dies; Soda Fountain. Syrups and Crush
ed Fruits. Ginger Ale. Grape Juice
etc; also the fine fixtures, consisting
OF handsome. solid marble Innovation
SOFA fountain, quartered oak Wall
cases and Sectional Shelving Plate
Glass silent Salesman Show Case. Ice
cream Tables and Chairs, Electric
Fans. Ice Box. Ice Cream Cabins, Ma
tionai Cash Register. Candy Jars,
Scales. etc
Sale positive.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctionecrs
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

s6-FOOT raised-deck cruiser. 1910
horsepower motor. 4-cyclinder. 10
miles per hour; sleeps s in 2 cabins: !
lights throughout: galley. alcohol stove.
Ice box. fresh water tank. hot and cold
running water. toilet-room. etc.. thor
equipped for cruising. price for quick
sale. $1,000; reason for selling have
bought larger boat. r. F. Knehler
Broad and RyIand Streets. Rich
mond Va
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EDWARD S. ROSE CO.
RRa ENSfafc AhInfinnAr
COMMISSIONERS
NtHI F-SlHlt HUCtlOneSr,
IL North Eleventh Street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
LOT. 36Xll+ FEET, ON SOUTH SIDE
CARY STREET, los FEET WEST OF
R1TCHlE STREET. KNOWN AS 1907
WEST CARY STREET.
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| FOR sale. Conn Perfected Wonder"
/ cornet, like new. Quick change
slide. gold bell. triple silver. all at
tachmcntS. carrying case. Cheap.
| Phone Madison 92-.J
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o. II. FUNSTEN.
ELAN e FuNSTEN. Auctioneers.
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WANTED, you 10 know that W. II.
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
1ewelry work arc the lowest In town.
SUBTRACTION Is guaranteed. 1915 East
Main Straat
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200 wooden lockers wire doors and
Yale locks. made in so sections. 4
lockers to n section. Will sell cheap
ALplN to Miller 6 RhondS
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FOR SALE-animAls.

FOR SALE, HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT CRCLL'S STABLES. is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CABINETMAK1NG upholstcring. re-
Phi Phil F. White: successor 70 J. w: Pen
nell; 1920 North Fourth Street. Phone
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
teWelry work arc the lowest in town.
Main street.
IF IN NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
A 4 e, J JEWELRY From THE EoUI-
CAL OFFICE FOR LAD1Es' coNsUL-
TAGI4S' sT SEcoTD FLOOR, 500 EAST
company. Something different from
any, other shoe repairing company in
richmond Laeh,ni Our shop is atted with
room: The clcanest place ever offered
in in Richmond Ri t,;'. Our shop is conducted
my insese"f ana White nn
at our factory. also our Offices and
waiung-rooms YOU will he convinced
the e S ea fGr Soa shoes abG ID
deliver them the same day in any part
of the city. Mail orders given our
eel post the same day received. United
Shoe Repairing Company 323 North
k,ifth Street Phone Randolph 62S6.
lM IPc TEL. m nae at low price.
wholesale OF. retail. Lucca olive oil,
half gallon, sl;25; quart, 20 cents. Inn
ported Swiss cheese. RoQuefort cheese,
cents, per pound; all Kinds OF imported
and domestic cheese. Arbuckle's coffee,
20 cents per pound; all canned goods
chickens, dressed or alive; nice lard,
10 cents per pound; pure, hog lard. 10
per pound. We carry a full and up-to-
date line Of fancy groceries. All phone
t ds9 S1 1rss Sixth Street. Phone Ran
HATS cleaned and renovated DO not
- throw your old hats away. we can
der dust used no dross from hats hats
after cleaning.
Gefntlemens Panama hats cleaned and md
st,iW hats cleaned and block ed t tse
Soft hats cleaned and pressed 40c
Derby hats cleaned and pressed. csc
New sweat band '''......... 3 so
Hats called for Sna and delivered + D zoe
cos. Proprietor Telephone Madison
1913. Sl4 East Main Street, Richmond
BIOS DGss T. k? SIs ss'
RE E Sas' D Blk ss e1chsnse r sqa
LATEST STYLES. Old sold and silver
LAsR PIE wi With The SIMPLEX Scissors
scissors and keep them sharp FOR Ave
80 years. All for twenty lfve t2sS
gents. Agents wanted in every locality.
Send sems n su5yn Gnr name to-day. Address
Street, Richmond. Va. Phone Ran,
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF BEAUTI-
Full FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY
VA, NEAR EAST ATLEE STATION
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
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a stated communication Of Hen.
" rico Union Lodge. No 1870, A. r.
~ & a. NJ. will be held In Ma
sonic Hall. III l-2 North Twentv-Gfth
street: MONDAY EVENING, June 7. nj
7:3O O'CLOCK Members OF SITTER lodge,
and transient brethren are frntcrnnIIv
invited to be present
by order OF the worshipful master
JOSEPH =. WILSON
Secretary.
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WA NTED--Eehicles.

WANTED, a new or first-clas second
hand railroad bus, capacity - 10 IA
people, either horse or motor powa,
Give fun particulars. price ana where
can be seen. Address J. 265. caro-
Times Dispatch.
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ONE farm wagon, $50; one farm wagon
So eo'''
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aF VALENTINE -AUcTIo6
PHONE MADISON 1903
EAST BROAD 81

STOCK CIGARS. TOBACCO. coNFEc.
TIONERY, HANDSOME SOMA
FOUNTAIN. SHOW CASE. WALL.
CASES, CASH REGISTER, ETC. AT
AUCTION
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NURSERY STOCK

DANT place your fall orders for nur-
sery stock until you see Whitley
representing Hoods. of Ginter Park
Phone Randolph 52SO-J.
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FOR sale. very large double door
iron safe; cost $500 . years ago;
Will sell for $500. Can he seen at 500
East Cary street, or address safe. p. O.
Box Coz Richmond. Va.
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W. nave good top buggy for $50
one open buggy, $3.50. Several sec.
"nd-hand buggies. SIS, $50 and SOS
one surrey, S25. One surrey sS5 IN.
surrey. sl35.
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MUSICAL.

CHURCH organist open for engage
ment from July l. or fall season
Successful experience in directing quar-
Dispatch
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MEETINGS..

SYRACUSE Lodge. Is. OF r. Regular
convention of this lodge will he held
at Smithdenrs Hall Monday night. June
= 1913. WORK In the ranks All
Pythians welcome -Hii
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY CHARLES a. ROSE CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 237 TEMPLE STREET


In, execution of q certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee. dat ed
slerk's office OF the raymond Chan
default having been made in the pay
ment OF the debt secured thereby, and
having been requested by the note
holder so to do. I will proceed to sell.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ,
All that lot of land, with improve
ments thereon. and known as. No. 237
Temple Street, in the city Of Richmond,
Va; on east d,,s side Of ~, Temple Street. be-
fronting thereon thirty-four feet, and
running back eastwardly parallel with
Chaffin Street 1873 feet to Il ffteen-foo
alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay off and
discharge note of S110 due October
%, 1914, together with all interest
taxes. levies and costs OF executing this
trust, balance to he announced at sale
HIRAM NJ. SMITH.
Trustee.
On account of the unavoidable alb
sencc of the trustee from the city, the
sale OF the above property is postponed
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p. a. GREEN G. co
.PROPOSALS-Seaied

SEALED bids received Till noon, June
10, 1915. for retiooring and repairing
Va. For particulars, address IL. IL
Easley. Mayor. Clarksville. Va
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GOLD AND SILVER.

GOLD and sily er medals we carr ~
largest stock of ready made gold and
silver medals in the city, soc lin. En-
gtaVihS free Il. G. Meyer Jewelry Co.
p West Broad Street
WANTED. 10 buy for cash. old gold
and silver; fine watch and ieweIrv
repairing speciality. f. c. Meyer.
JeWelry Co. 81 w Broad Street
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FOR sale-The city OF Newport News
having motorized its fire department.
offers for sale for cash. ten CO) fine
horses, In splendid condition, long name
and tails. absolute pictures. Cost the
city $500 to $500 per pair; weigh from
1900 to 100 pounds each. Seven sets
double harness with adjustable collars.
One set single harness with adjustable
collar: one combination. and one hose
wagon complete. in frst-class condition.
All of which may be seen upon appli-
cation To the chief Of the department.
w. X stow. Chief Fire Department.
Floyd A HudElns, City Clerk
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Observation-Disclosures

w AN I'D, stewart speedone,er chai,
and All attachments. Also one So, E"rd
sezers or * w shock ahsorbcrs state
ees' casn price. Must he IN good con
dition. =. W. Doyle. Adsi,, IA
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FOR SALE-.Horsos

FOR sale, l work horse. weight 1850
pounds. sold under guarantee: also
nrst-class. second hand buGgies and
harness. for sale. Madison 264l
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ANIMALS.
FOR SALE-Vehicles.

FOX sale cheap, nice surrey. as good
as new. 3lo1 Floyd Avenue. Call
Boulevard alS3-W
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FOR SALE-Household Goods

CARVED rosewood wardrobe and
wash stand. Phone Boulevard 1925
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The auctioneers will probably an
nounce. independently more liberal
terms at the sale.
ELAN & FCNSTEN.
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GROCER Yand laundry wagons

ONE dump wagon s25.
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HOUSEHOLDS GOODS FOR SALE
EVENTUALLY. Why not now? Cen
fury" gas ranges. best and cheapest.
Southern Furniture Company. East
Broad
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-18
SWISS SOCIETY
 PREPARES FOR PEACE
WOULD PROVIDE RELIGIOUS LIB ERTY FREE SPEECH AND EQUAL
 ITY BEFORE THE LAW.

Basel Switzerland May 17-Via London.-The Swiss Peace Society, dt it's annual meeting today, adopted the following resolutions which it was de clared, should be considered when tle time comes to form a conclusion of peace in Europe:
 First, the avoidance of any anneXa- tfon or territorial changes which are in opposition to the interests and wishes of a population. A guarantee of religious liberty, free speech and e, Ialitiy before the law for the minor ity.
 Second, the creation of a peTma- nent organization iu which all Euro peaH states shall ne equally represent cd for the purpo'A e. safeguarding the order peace and safety of our portion of the earth.
 "Thud the development ef an in ternational law organization by con tUuai Hague conferences"
 The proponents of the second reso- luton hope to establish a kind of European peoples court before which all questions may be decided and wars avoided
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-18
USE GAS THURSDAY
 IS LATEST REPORT
IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE SUP PLY WILL BE IN THE CITY
 MAINS BY WEDNESDAY,.
Consumers Must Await the Official Word From Gas Company Before Using and Avoid Chances of Ex posions.

That the people of Hot Springs and other cities of the state will be using their natural gas supply in the same old natural way next Thursday morn ing is the prediction latest to come from the Red River district where the break in the supply lines had been made
 It is probable that there will be gas in the mains here Wednesday, but it is said that it may require several hours after the supply comes to get the pressure gauges back on the job and otherwise prepare the distribut ing agencies to supply the demands
 The users Of gas are cautioned not to use their supply mediums until they have the official word from the gas company At time like this there is likely to be explosions from the use of gas if not properly handled.
 Also there is a special admonitiOn sent out to watch the gas during the first day it is used for it may be pos sible that air has gotten into the mains, and that the gas supply might go out for probably but an instant because of the air in the mains, and then with the gas on again an instant later, and not abaze, there would be danger.
 Superintendent Dillon of the Public Utilities said yesterday that If all the users of gas would be certain that all the gas cocks are closed today, and then to keep them closed until notice is given that the gas pressure is on, and be watchful for little while aft. CT first using the gas, it would mean that there would be no danger.
 The utilities company here is pre- pared to arrange it's pressure gauges as promptly as possible after the sup ply is on and it might be possible 10 put the gas into use Wednesday, but following out the general policy adopted by this company of Safety First" no effort win be made to rush the service.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-18
VILLA oUTWITTED.
Attempt to Capture s2oo,o0o Worth of
 Silver Is Frustrated.

San Antonio, Texas. May IA message from Reata, Mexico, says:
 Villa was outwitted by Raoul Ma dero. governor of Neuvo Leon, and former member of Villas staff, when a shipment of silver bullion from the Madero mines in Coahulia valued at $200.000, was put across the border to the United States. The silver bars, loaded in iron boxes, were sent to General Rosalio Hernandez for re. shipment to New York, and were startetd for the border on a special train under heavy guard of Herman dez soldiers. Reaching Reata it was found that Villa, learning of the ship ment, had ordered the railroad tracks torn up. The work of destruction had just begun when the train arrived and the guards on the train drove the workmen from the right of way The track was repaired and the train started on its journey when a troo- of Villa cavalry came in sight and raced for the train, which soon out distanced them. The shipment reach ed Delrio this evening.