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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

n Lamy 10 permit of side tri6-to Santa
ATCHl~ON. TOPEKA 8 SANTA n.
Mr.. j.. ". Council. General Passenger
Agent, Topeka Kau.-Opcu rate Of one
fare for the round TIP from all points
on H. line between and Including Trini.
dad, Colo, and ~ rnso, Texas. Dates
Of sale, Nov. D. %, with % return limit
of Dec. 1.
A.. D. q =. T.. Coast Lines. Mr.. Juo. J.
Byrno. Assistant Passenger Tufftr
Manager, Los Angeles, Cal. Open rate
OF one fare for the round trim from an
points ou its lines in New Mexico and
Arizona eu.t ol and including Williams.
Aril. Selling dates, Nov. Is Go %.
with 70 return limit OF Dee. I.
\. i. a =. b., ".Fccos Valley Lines.
Mr.. H.. Brinkor, Assistant General
Freight and Passenger Agent, Amarillo,
TEES. Open rate of one fare for the
round trip from all points on its lines iu
New Mexico. Date, ot sale, Nov, 1872,
with "a return limit of Dee. T..
NEW MEXICO Central. T.. T.. Fri
day. Superintendent. Santa Fc. y. Nj
Open rate of one for for the round trip
from ull points ou 49, lines 10 Kennedy
connection with a. T.. >. T.. Dates of
sale, Nov. Is 60 22. with % return limi,
OF Dee. T..
DENVER a RIO GRANpE, Mr.. y. 4.
Dadlc.gh, Passenger Truffi, Manager.
Denver. Colo.-Opcn rate of one fare
fer the round trip from all
points un To- lines in New Mcxico
and BIO Colorado from Antuuito west.
Settings dates. from points between
Pennington and Durango, Nov. ~, Is
and 20. between Autunito and Durango,
Nov. Is. lA and "a; between Autouito
aud points south, Nov. 10, 20 and .2;
final return limit, Dee. !.
COLORADO a SOUTHERN. Mr. H.
a. Johnson, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo.-Opcu rate of one fare
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

The New Mexico GcoFraIhio HocI-
ety. which took definite atcpa towards
organization on call of Governor MD-
Donaid october l2 last is periec'inf
its working methods and beginning it
duties. Among the important taHh
before shis body Is the gradual srttius
a. rights % the place ame within
The state wherever Huch names alc
duplicated 0r in %coHiliet hn immo-
diats revision 81 these VIII hc ut-
tempted. however but aH areas are
mapped In the general sohome ~ the
United states Geological Survey map-
ping corps. az well ~ other govern
mental and state survey undertahlnH
OF this nature, proof copies 81 fhe
maps will be submitted 20 ine Geo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

graphic Eoard, which is the workiul
unit OF rho Geographic society. for rv.
vision ar approval Names ot ab0rlg-
uai and early spanish origin are lu
an cases s.sen precedence over ihDs'
of more recent appcllaton so that
carly historic associations will 5e pre-
served
Proofs Of -Four uculy |cOutourcd
areas in southern Sow Mexico hayr
already reached The secretary from
the United ststcs Geological survey.
These nro. Tres Hermunos. son 81
mon and Tularosa. complete quad
.ranglcs ana the Tyrone mining dir
.rr.ct Tho nr-t three are on tho scale
Of 20 sGoG0. 3 inch on rho maps
thus representing 5000 feet on the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

for the round trip from points ON ~
line In New McNirp 20 Trinidad, Colo.
for connection with the a. r.. s $ +.
Dates of sale. Nov. Is %. with fiuul rc.
turn limit ot Doe. T..
~ PA~O q ~"OlTUWESTERN. Mr..
Garuott King, General Passenger Agent.
VI Iuso, trX.-Open rate of one fare fut
the round trip from oll points ou hes
lines boz New Mexico 90 Santa Fc con.
nectious. Dates ut sale. Nov. ~ tu 20,
with final return limit az Dec. ..
SOUTHERN PACIFIC, Mr., Dhus. IS.
Fec, Passenger Traffic Manager, san
Francisco, Cal - Reduced excursion
fares from points oH H. line iu New
Mexico to Albuquerque via Dcming or
III PnSo ou o. basis ot one fare for the
round trip Dates of sale, NOV, Is To
22. with tiuul return limit of Dec. l..
ST LOUIS, ROCKY MOUNTAIN a
PACIFIC. This line is now owned hy
the 4. 7. a s.. T.. and the hitter B rates
apply.
ROCK ISLAND LINES. Mr.. l.. NJ.
Allen, Passenger Traffic Manager. Ia
sale ~. station, Chipugo. ll-Opcn
rate of one fare for tho round trip from
all points uu its limos boz Ncw Mexico "a
Vaughn az French connections with a,
n. a =. y. Dates of ,nlp. Nov. 9O. %,
with final return limit ot Dec. /.
Notc-lu some rH-r- lines connecting
with the a. e. A p. o.. but not running
into Albuquerque, have arranged tu sell
through round trip tickets and others
viii soil tu their connection with 4. r..
q =. l.. lu the lu'trr ease 10 will Doc
necessary for p~ua.tuurr4 d. rur.Hu.s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
NEW MEXICO GE0GRAPHICAL'
SOCIETY HAS IMPORTANT WORK
BEFORE IT IN BROAD FIELD.

Organization With Headquarters at State University, Perfect
ed During State Fair, Will Operate in Close Cooperation
With United States Geological Survey; Men Who Prize
Native Nomenclature and Old Land Marks of New Mexico
Urged TO Join.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

but, please God. I'll make up for II
all now!"
Con! my son, come hack at last
to me-" His quayering voice broke
with JOY, as laying his trembling
hands on Cons head he whispered q
blessing.
81 knew you'd come back. Con, NJ
matter what they said.' he mnrmur
ed at last "They won't take me
to the workhouse now, Con. surely
You and me will live here together
won't We, avic?"
That's what came home for
father worked hard out there. and
! have money enough to keep you
comfortable Wen have grand times
together here, father" and Con
lsmiled boyishly up into the ."-~-.
old face smiling down on him.
My son, my boy Con, come homo
at last Michael repeated blissfully
and am proud of We, Con, am
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

strangely into the others face. Gut
maybe it's dreaming | am again. of
the voice I'm always hearing in my
heart. Is Il dreaming | ann" He
seized the others shoulder with a
trembling hand, straining his dim
eyes TO see his features.
Rising quickly the younger man
struck match. reached with the
certainty OF old custim TO the spot
on the high mantel shelf where the
brass candlestick stood, and lit the
candle in IT,
Ther he knelt before the old man.
In whose face bewilderment apd JOY
were struggling. and looked up at
him with Observation-Disclosures.
Its no dream, father" he said,
and In his-voice was something that
brought new life TO his hearer.
"Don't you know me? Don't you
know the son that shamed you? It's
a bad son was to you, father agra,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

prosperous style among the neigh.
bors who had shaken ominous heads
over his idleness and self-will. prov,
ting their auguries for HIS future "a
be wrong and justifying his fathers
fond belief in him. That was the
dream that had sustained him
through the bitter disappointments
OF days on which the neighbors re
joiced over their news from Amer
Ky" while none came for him. And
the waiting there, in the old home
had become the one aim OF his life
Some day, perhaps in the evening
as he sat BY the Are. he would hear
{ q longed-tor footstep in the boreen
the latch would rattle. and before
he could rise from his chair the
door would be dung open. and the
voice that rang constantly in his
lonely heart would cry Father
Sometimes It happened. tH his
dreams. and the old man started
from sleep with Ifeafs OF JOY upon
his face.
As his strength failed and his few
savings slipped gradually into the
doctors pocket. the thought OF Con
coming home to take care of him
, Kept him serene. The toss Of tine
savings did not matter, after all
But now there would be no home
for Con TO come TO. That was all
his dulled mind could grasp. And
II meant the SCATTERING OF all his
hopes. The words hammered heav
lily in his brain. mo home for Con
to come back to-" over and over
again. Michael felt that he had
somehow failed in his duty, but /,
was all bewilderment and WEAKNESS
and he could not think the matter
out His head dropped lower: his
confused thoughts grew wagner. the
ache in his heart less insistent. And
the shadows In the corners grew
darker, the air more chill.
In the heaviness that had faller
upon him he did not hear the sound
Of footsteps outside. AS they drew
near the door OF the darkened cot
tage they faltered and then paused
Still the old man did not move.
The door latch was raised softly
the door pushed gently open. and
some one stepped into the room. II
was a man, young, alert. upright
who stood for moment peerins
eagerly into the shadows. As 'hc
dropping figure In the armchair
gradually revealed itself he moved
hastily towards II.
Kicking a momentary flame from
the dull nre. he bent anxiously over
the old man.
/ Michael reused little.
lis that you. Father O'Brien?" he
asked. drowsily. 'tSure it's good
friend you are to me. but there's nc
more you can do for me now"
ITS not Father O'Brien." the man
spoke softly. but Michael raised his
head TO listen as IL something had
thrilled his dlmmed senses.
But I'm a friend all the same
and one thatll give the rest OF his
| life to you"
He checked a word on his lip, and
took Michael's hand In his.
who are you. then? Don't know
your voice" the old man peered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02
PITTSBURGH
EXPECTS BIG
CONTRACT

PITTSBURGH. March IA large
machine company here is likely 10
get contract for 100000 worth
OF war munitions from the Russian
government, es a result OF negotia.
tons. Shrapnel shells form the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

principal part OF the order A
special machinery Is required to
make some sizes. the company has
asked Russia 70 deposit 81 100000 In
bank TO indemnity II should the ma
chimes become useless by reason OF
sudden termination Of hostilities.
The company IL now working on
large orders Of similar Character
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

De.ron Time. job printing Dsps--.
Main ESQ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
BOY-EO AND Won PAPEN
TO ISSUE STATEMENT
Before They sail They viii Make Gen
erat Denial OF An Charges In
yclfinc Personal Characters.

New York, Dec. lT.--Before they
leave ihe United States. Captain Kari
Boy Ed and Captain Franz Won Papen.
the recalled German naval and mill
tart attaches. will make public n
statement denying the charges against
tEen. according to information given
ont by AN official OF the embassy to-
day Denial was made of reports that
the attaches would go 10 either Mexico
or South America. 1t was stated that
both Will probably sail for Germany
or the Holland American liner Moor
dam next Tuesday, though II is posi-
bic that Captain BOYD may post
poned his departure few weeks.
man close 10 AmhasSa dor Won
Rernstorff said that the German gov
eminent will send men from Berlin
TO take the placcs of Boy Ed and Won
Papeu. provided the allies give them
safe conduct. Otherwise Il was
stated, The ambassador will appoint
successors from his staff There were
unofficial rumors that the selections
In this case might be made from
Prince Won Hatzfeldt Trachenberg.
Baron Won Schoen and Baron Kurt
Won Lersner.
ambassador won Bernstorf. who
arrived in New York Thursday night
left the Ritz-Carlton Hotel this morn
ing, and 1t was believed there that
he intended TO return to Washington
at once
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

New York Dec. IA corporation
Of American and Russian business men
for the development of trade between
the two countries is being formed,
according TO II. Randolph Guggenheim-
err, lawyer. and Charles A. Carver, who
returned from six months residence In
petrograd. The program calls for the
foundation of a trading company and
a Russo American bank. with head
quarters In Petrograd. and branch IN
New York. Mr.. Carver said today that
the highest people in Russia were
interested in the plan. and that ample
backing in this country was assured.
Both he and Mr.. Guggenheimer said
that only the preliminary work had
been done thus far. and that they were
not at liberty TO give the names OF
the principals. Mr.. Guggenheimer SAID
that he would be the attorney OF the
company here, and would invest nis
own money In the project.
! This proposed corporation IL was
said, has no connection with the for
eign trade development plans of the
National City Bank. and other bank
! ing institutions which set $4,000
600 undertaking on foot last month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

TIA. easoa5ks SIS &c eo rAoruy sn-
vested BY The Tea-oaie alias ar.a v.v-
cr,rsrv defended ty tre o-Iftcpcn
farcse now seeu7s cerrsir.
v9s rredic. operations ff,.t vii sake
= tail OF human Hf4 eu5 ec al gs3-
s2fuston IN 81 tar as tina entente allies
are oerce-aed-
wnfie these operations yaYc.ve very
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
Weekend Meditations
G. w. X.

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for 'ss s ss ss to those who our saa . of love
spehp Our giving therefore, splendid test Of our
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This exceptional thing in the life eu:
an on % has sa ia pu
che S tn he cma s h both h BODY u n ou :.
a d the n.n e so @ M y.
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In h work the
n
WIZ She va. ass 1sr s .e. Of
M aps Woo
smile as s ss
m but . 5
it = ns 9 but & II sss ss s'.s.
'sss Sss; sss' r.
No. 10 work .sss..
gifts
to Share with this
doing VIII
YOUR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
Sydnor & Hundley, Inc.

Hilton.
I SHENANDOAH COUNTY,. S.
tTavenner. Woodstock; r. l.. Campbell
Capon Road: j. F. Wisman, Edin-
burg; Miller Pierce, New Market;
Lewis Macher. Strasburg; Josiah
Stickley. Strasburg: c. F. Headley
Woodstock.
sMYTH couNTY-Ge gorge F.
Pierce, Chilhowie; w. D. Mount,
jSaltv1lle: James A. Groseclose. r. r.
D, Marion; j. NJ. Gass, Broadford, T.
3. Porterf1eld, Saltviile.
| SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY H. B.
McLemore, CORTLAND. l.. H. Brant-
ley. Ivor; w. j. Sebrell, Jr., Court
| land; DIR. J. > Grizzard, Drewryville:
/ C. c. Vaughan, ST., Franklin.
/ SPOTSYLvANIA COUNTY4-Cap-
tain M. 3. Rowe, Fredericksburg; l.
lP. Chewing, Partlow; William p
billiard, Partlow: L. NJ Smith. Part
low; c. w. Hechler. Spotsylvania: HI.
burg: Vernon Graves. Holiday
STAFFORD COUNTY--G. B. Wal
lace. Fredericksburg; c. ]. Henry.
! Hemp; George Moncure, Whitewater;
I w II. Rollins. Passapatanzy. Cotton
Reamy, Fredericksburg.
| StFRRY COUN Mt Y--George A.
ISavedge, Alliance; w. c. Rodgers.
Savage.
/ SUSSEX couNTY-R. D. Norris.
Waverly; George H. Blood. Homes
wood; w. F. Richardson. Wakefield.
| TAZEWELL c o UNT Y-D. b.
Daniel. Horsepen; DR.. NJ. B. Crockett.
Tazewell Henry s. Bowen, Witten's
Mill; G. A. Martin, Tazewell; David
&c. Lane, Indian.
! WARREN COUNT MARVIN
Trout, Front Royal; w. H. Turner,
Front Royal John M. Lake. Front
Royal: s. D. Boyd. Jr., Glen Echo;
e. H. Fotheringham. Front Royal;
Grandson Catlett, Waterlick.
| WARWICK COUNTY--George F.
Barns. Morrison: w. B. Lvezey. New
port News: w. O. Curtis, Denbigh; r.
H. Holloway, Donbigh; H. L. Fergu-
son, Newport News.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. r.
Spalding. Bristol. John F. Hughes
Bristol: A. ]. Huff. Fleet; w. Fl.
Aston, Meadow View: W. j. Smyth. r.
#. D.. Meadow View; S. P. Legard,
Wyndale.
/ wEsTMoRELAND co TY-D.
II Griffith, Oak Grove: Frank
Stuart, Montross; George Mason. CO.
lonial Beach; Thomas hewitt. Co
lonial Beach: w. II. Sanford. Sr.,
editions: Thomas Jackson. Montross;
lC. Conway Baker. Montross.
! WISE COUNTY-John w. Chalk
ley. Big Stone Gap; Thurston Banner.
Dewey: r. j. Prescott, Big Stone Gap;
Henry Gilmer. Norton; r. V. Wohl-
! ford. Coeburn.
WYTHE COUNTY-M. H. Jackson.
Foster Falls; II. c. Raper Austinville;
M f. Baumgardner, Wytheville: c. c.
Tate. Wytheville.
YORK COUNTY-E A. Sinclair.
Tabb; D. A. Powers. Magruder: ID. r.
Normant, Williamsburg; Conway
Shield. Yorktown; J r Smith, Dare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany furnished the state Agricultural
Department we'll equipped boat for
the tour. and Assistant General Man
ager E e. Paien personally conducted
il, while Director of Institutes John j.
owen. of the Virginia department,
conducted the party and introduced
be speakers. Tho party embraced.
200, a representative of the state High
way Commission. and ne told the farm
ers how to make and keep good roads.
so altogether this impromptu school
for the farmers OF the ridewater sec
ton has been a great success sne Will
result IN great good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

America is the big brother of the
neutral world, II dane assert the
right and viii leave no proper means
unused to maintain It. If Austria
Hungary chooses to defend murder
and to brand itself even more helm
ously than hitherto with the mark OF
Cain 1t Is that country's privilege, we
presume.
But It shall not trample human
rights under Its feet, slaughter inno-
cent noncombatant American citizens
or people of other neutral nations
fleeing from the war-zone, without
hearing from Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
A TEMPORIZING POLICY.

Austr.a's reply to the American
note In regard to the sinking Of the
Ancona merely begs the question:,
Vienna seeks to muddy the water by
calling for a bill of particulars. Ii
does not deny the facts The people
are dead. murdered. They were
slaughtered in defiance Of every dictate
Of humanity. Of every law hitherto
prevailing between nations.
III all its essential elements the
crime is a grosser one than even the
sinking Of the Lusitania as the Ger
man submarine confined it's activities
10 torpedo attack. using no shell-nre
30 nuke its work more deadly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
PROMOTING GOOD FARMING.

{ 1roua time TO time The virginisn
has had sornethinR to say concerning
xhe institute tours Of the State Agri-
cultural Department and this time tt
would s6t a further word OF COM
monda.ion Of the good work which
Commissioner George W. Koiner and
the agencies at his command are do
ing.
yes,se4ay was completed at
Mathew Courthouse another Of these
suecessiul institutes ander the
auspieez Of the Department ot Agrt-
culture and with the cooperation Of
III. Old Dominion steamship Com
pany. t..sremon;, smithaeld Glou-
caster anG Mathews were visited by
Tie party u agricultural experts from
this STATE sni the United States do
pattreatE. ara tnese men Gaye the
I FARMERS hetpful information in the
snAt.er o. better farming The audi
eacas ware not as large as they have
644n on previous occasions, due 10 the
assessment weather, but representative
! SSszasrs- -lhs sort Of men who are
4 ennYnrinS TO make two plants groa
80 one grew before beard the
1eefures. asked questions ana took
1S4ee and there Is no question in the
a ~ ~ amy person who has kept IN
! lr srsth his movement that Il uas
4 4 Z q I. 81 ! & 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18


dan, Virginia; o. L. McCraw. Lynch
burg: r. H. Barbour. South Boston,
T. II. Mebane. South Boston; DIR. M
r. Melvin, Houston. W. Fl. Edmonds
Houston
HANOVER COUNTY Ros,
well Page, Beaver Dam: w. r. Shell
ton, Alice; DR.. j. l.. DERRICK. Eller-
son. r. Morgan Shepherd, Ashland
Charles s. Luck. Ashland
HENRICO COUNTY-Dr. G, T
Collins, Highland Springs; w. c
Saunders, Glen Allen: Lewis c. Will
nams, Mutual Building, Richmond
Tyree Watkins. Richmond; Pope
Nash. care Golsan & Nash, Rich
mond; Washington bottoms, Seven
Pines; r. H. Nelson, Jr., r F.. D.
Richmond.
HENRY COUNTY--George E. Bon.
durant, Leatherwood: Gordon Bar
ker, Axiom; T. e. Coleman, Ridgeway
Colonel Hardin Hairston. Chatmoss
HIGHLAND COUNTY--C. A. Ste.
phenson, Meadow Dale: j. NJ. Colaw
Monterey; Willis Gibson. Vanderpool;
w H. Matheny. Monterey; A. {. Judy
Monterey; !. j. Beverage Monterey
A l.. Jones' Monterey.
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY-A. B
Scott. r. r. D., Windsor; II. Nj. Oar
den, Smithfield. B. +. Gay, Smithfield
b. p. Gay. Smithfield A. Q. Channel
Carrolton; J S. Gayle, Smithfield: j
w Babb, Windsor.
JAMES CITY COUNTY-A. j.
Johnson. Norge. w. A. Bangs Norge;
r. r. Cooke, Williamsburg: Il. w
Warburton, Williamsburg; j. p. Val
den Williamsburg.
KING GEORGE COUNTY,. +
~ ~ Vi la IL
cat. r. c. Hunter, King George: j
4. Minor, Gomorn Thomas Lomax
Hunter, King George. V. o. Caruth-
ers. Ferret.
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY-R r.
f. Bland, Shanghai; Lemucl G. Wat
kins, st. Stephens Church, Manly
Broaddus, Newton; G. ii Martin.
Owenton: Thomas b, Latane, Stew
ensville. w. L Allen. King and Queen
Courthouse; c. c. Vaughan, Cumnor.
KING WILLIAM COUN1N--W. T.
Mookiar. Mangohick: r. Nj. Pitcher,
Sweet Hall. L. c. Burke, Pals; J. O.
Hutchinson, Hanover, Il. Turner.
Sweet Hall; j. A. Robins, Lester Ma
nor: J. II. Bray. Wakenn.
LANCASTER COUNTY G.
Newbin Irvington; Robert Chiffon.
Kilnarnock; W. Chiffon, Lancaster:
X. X. Dunraway, Whitestone, v II.
Chowning, Bertrand, DIR. Frank w.
Lewis, Morattico, W. n iundiff.
Whitestone. l.. G. Towles, Merry
Point.
LEE COUNTY,. u. Fngate, Rose
HUI; Il. c. Barlow, Pennington Gap;
j. NJ. Wheeler Ewing.
I.OUDOUN GOTNTlr--IIarry Pan
coast. purcellville; II. c. Thompson.
Round Hill. Lawrence r. Lee, Lees
burg: $. X. Fred. Middlesburg; Henry
Fairfax, Aide; j, w Gregg. Purcell
Vile: s.. w. George. Ioyettsville.
LOUISA COUNTy--R. G. Hart,
Apple Grove; Paul Petit, Fredericks
Hail; John w. walker. Mineral: IL.
K. Terrill, Buckners. +. =. Anderson,
WILLOW Brook.
LrNENBuRG COUNTY - r. s.
Weaver, Victoria: J. T. Neblett.
Woodend. J. A. Banks. Victoria; Ed
ward Bagley, kenbridge. r. Il. Hardy.
Reedy.
MADISON COUNTY, D. ivy
man, Twyman's Mil; r. F. Hill. Lo-
Gust Dale;l Frank Walker, Locust
Dale: william Order. Madison: e.
s. HOFFMAN. rolfton: Wilmer Ayior.
x 91t1QMb ENs ri #*Ss5 # Sse zga
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18
S433 $50 To Hubbard Children.

TORONTO, Dec. IV.--The Wis OF Ell
bert Hubbard and his wife. who were
drowned on the liner Lusitania. were
died here for ancillary probate. as
both held stock in the Northern
Crown Bank OF Canada.
The amount of Hubbard's total es-
tate was declared at s397,s4 and that
of Mrs. Hubbard at s3S.135. In each
case the estates were divided equally
between their children, Ebert and MI
riam. A direction in each will read.
Il desire that my body be cremated
and not buried in the ground"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

our good friends OF Newport News
need not he alarmed over the prospec,
Tor changes among tie men who are
uaHing tho ships in rne event their
big ship-buiidng plant changes hands
Those mems brains In fact figure &C
largely In the assets Of the institution
as 10 make the plant most desirable
purchase.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-18

Ia event which directly concerns
1srst TWO people is scheduled today in
sWNshiugton. But II engages the at
t4eut4on OF the whole world. Even the
An16!ers on the fighting fronts IN
Europe will remember that today Mrs.
Edfkh Boiling Gait a native OF Wythe-
VILE, Virginia. will become the BRIDE
.o4 Dr.. Woodrow Wilson, native Of
EAnntcn. Virginia. sometime presi-
Giant Cd Princeton, then Governor OF
New Jersey, now President Of the
rieed- States and the unoypoSsd can
Eidate of his party for denomination.
TIE world can very well afford to
turn awhile from the contemplation