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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Word to the Ladies

When YOU select your hats and bon
nets, YOU always look for sonnet thing
Stylish ana new. Sc. that hubby does
the same IN selecting building material
for that new home \ modern house
with misht porch or stairs reflects
o. YOU just the same as AN our Of date
bonnet. We are right up TO the minute
on everything in building material.
consult us about II.
MONTAGUE MFG. co.
Broad street and Belt Line.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR sale. showcases. fes, desks wire
chairs, tables, filing cabincts type
writer. stools, scales. soda fountain
wall cases, meat blocks and other
butchers supplies. We buy and sell
everything. Segal Jobbing and Fix
lure Co.. south Fourteenth Street
TENTS. all sizes: sale or renting for
all purposes. l.. Rose * Co i2C
Erook Avenue. randolph 1913.
FOB sale. nice clean wn,to Paper, So
AM so inches wide Suitable for vra,.
ping anything requiring white paper.
Ni2d PEI 100 pounds at the ONCE: also
old papers at 90 cents per 100 pounds
NJ .his Office. Will not DO delivered
Cali al Times Dispatch oflee. nrst lioor.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS. CNKEDEEMED
PLEDGES
20 YEAR Bracelet Watches $3.50
10Y EAT, Gold Filled Bracelets $500
SOLID Cold Signet Rings $50
SOLID cola l.atV: Heres. $50
GOLD fGLI.D Knives NTH WalLemar
chain. 500.
SOLID Gold Cameo Brooches. $500
2"-GAtGE Halnmerless Hopkins &
Aiicn gun. $1,000
STEiNERS l+ii East Main ST.
FOR sale, one derrick barge 10 foot by
- loot by foot ) Inches : Years
old used very little. in first class con
dition Has detachable pile driver
nix Buchanan " Amory, Nessick
YORK County. Va
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FOR RENT-i';,rlns

FOR rent. farm IN Itimi; William couu-
~. u miles above West Point on
southern Is.,.N.,y aud fronting un
MAIN County Eond, containing. 800
acres. Of which about lUu acres is
open la!d, S-roOm hpus", Large barn
and other buildings in good repair.
This farm il We'll 'rnccd and In good
orucr. Possession c:,n bc given Ji,nu-
az! /. Apply To Nilfnm Il. l:.ll WcSi
L'O!Mt. W.
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FOR S:u4E-AIachinery.

BOILERS and engines. all sizes Siav,
mill OUTFIT, laundry machinery. wood :
working machinery. sawmills, pumps.
pipe and contractors equipment re
buili. guaranteed. j. Blufor;, & Co
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w ANTEp, physician assistant in con-
tract work ~ one. ADDRESS DR.
/ ind Low Moor. Va.
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Observation-Disclosures
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond, Va.
THIS company. having qualified AS adj.
ministrator, with the will annexed
along with Henry G. pfriifcr OF the
estate OF samuel q. Atkins, deceased
all persons having -laimS against ga id
estate arc requested TO present them
at this Office, and those indebted TO
the estate viii please make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
administrator OF Samuel q. Atkins,
Deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

Richmond. Va. Dec -, 1915.
TIE directors OF the First National
Bank OF Richmond. Va. have de-
clared a semiannual dividend OF SiUo.-
20" g per cent on the capital Stoch)
payable TO stockholders Of record at
me close of business on December %,
l5l0. Checks will be mailed December
81. 1918. The transfer books will he
closed on December IS, 1915. and re-
opened January 3, 1876.
w. NJ. ADDISON
Sltirr.
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MEETINGS..
THE UNION BANK or RlCHMDNiI

TIE UNION BANK on RICHMOND.
NIRGIMN
tHE annual meeting OF the s,ockhold-
"rS OF the Union RAuk OF Richmond,
nary -. 1915. ut - o'c..ck noon. 1T its
banking house. No li0i East Main
street
GEO. W CALI.
Cashier.
OttI'r GUARANTEE BUILDING
CORPORATION
richmond. Va. Dee -, 1918.
TIE annual ncctin;: oi IN. Stockhold-
ers of this corporation VIII he held at
It's office. No. North Tenth Street.
~ ESpAN. January II, 1916. at /
o'CiOcS T. NJ.
GEORGE g JEFrERSON.
secretary.
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Office .

OIIICt OF
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANT,
Richmond. Va. Dee. %, 1915
THE board OF directors OF this COM
pany have declared Scniannual
dividend Of 8 per cent (sl50 per sharel.
payabl January !. TO stockholders "
record December IS. Transfer books
closed from December 20 TO January l.
both inclusive. Checks viii be inailcd
WIN. II. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-I'enalc.

''NSANTED. women for government
2" jobs; $40 month pull unnecessary
sNVri;c Immediately for list positions
Franklin Institute. Dept
~T36-K, Rochester. y. Y.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
THE directors o. this company have
ucciucd quarterly dividend OF
! IL per cent, payable ON and after
January :. 1910. 70 stockholders of re
cord bcccmbc" -. 1919
". ~. SlAUC Hr!E.
SnL.n -
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SITUATION wANTED-Male.

WANTED. employment in u near city
tor white and colored boys. "a 10 /.
years oe nge. Juvenile Court OF kieI.
mond, Room 2. CAY iiaE Phone Ea'.
POSITION vented by eNDerjenccd reg
istcrcd pharmacist. Good references
Address u -. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position as cylinder OF lob
p!cSS;nd;,: - years experience. l..
3oI. care Times Di:patc.,.
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HELP wANTED-s.ale and Female.

MEN WOMEN. IS or over. wanted $40
=, month. Government jobs. Thousands
-positions' obtainable. Write for list.
sFrankiin Institute, Examiner y. NJ.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Ry.
Richmond & chesapeake Bay RAILWAY Comuan,

Schedule Subject 10 ChunEc without
Notice.
Trains leave Richmond b'5:So 4 NJ 81 A
Al. bN Il. Nj. 4. NJ. s'i0 A. NJ. IL A. NJ
p NJ. L NJ. T.: n. bi T.. ~. SEQ +
A., $40 T. NJ. .:lt T.. NJ. Us T.. NJ 10 r
Nj. il:la l.. NJ
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a ST. b. A.
Al. \. NJ. h9 y. NJ. 10 A. ~, 'sll A. M
IL noon. III =. NJ. T.. NJ, e. ~. 4 p
a.. oo:2O +. NJ. $40 p. NJ. 7:iU +. Al. .
T.. NJ. h9 r. NJ. II z. VI.
DCsrrles baggage. DAILY except SunGar
eSSu:IcuyS
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.


MANCHESTER NATIONAL BANK.
Richmond. Va. Dec. % 1915
THE annual meeting of the stoci,
holders OF this bank will be hcld at
its banking house TUESDAY, JANI--
ARi IL. 1915. at - o'clock y. for the
election Of directors AMI the transac-
ton OF any other business which may
properly come before the meeting
II. &. BALLARD
Va
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST black fox FUR uccfpie,e on
Grove Avenue. between 800 b!ocE
.iuh 1900 block. or n iitucy Liberal
reward II returned 10 2il3 GroN. Ave-
nue..
LOST. December &c cameo brooch,
between Creighton Road and Tween
ty-iijnth aud N.nabic StrcriS. OF on
oakwood and Main street car. can
Boulevard lso:. Reward
LOST. a bunch OF Keys hc,v cen seven
tccnth ana Broad and Madison and
Rroad. Pleas. return 20 -. West
Marshall ANA receive reward
LOST a mans hat. i"dora s,yl. b.
tween $500 Park Avenue and Little
Thsatcr Return 10 Cohen e" anal re-
rciNe reward.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains l.rnNe Ri-hm"nd--Main 81. Station.
Schedule" figures not guaranteed. For the
South-DaiIy: 80 y NJ, local; 1880 a. NJ.
express: f" =. Nj express, wills observation
sleeping cav ior Ataata; i!:la T. NJ.
press. sleeping car open 49,, =. VI. $500 D.
Nh local. ;pr heysyiiic aud Chase City
week days
Train. except sunday. connecting for Bu!ti-
more tfnrlor r"'J. .:.p y. VI. and I'll"
". daily. !o"ai.
Trains Arri.. i:ici.ulYnd-tIom the South.
i:eI y. ~. ana 500 4 NJ. 3:j" =. NJ. $40
i. NJ. ahllE. $40 y. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: s:i5 a NJ. except Mon
day: 80 ~ Il. ana c:i5 y. NJ. daily.
Onicc 500 T.. Main -: rhans Madison 30.
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SEAnoArp AK LINE RAILWAY
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

In. t.svl!la & We.t eco n .u.oo :,
Mair II7e. Local IS g. g. D. t5:Is n
1h!.S RiSer Line 1000 a, tS:.. g.
y. Ncws. Nii:.. Old TT. ga. ~ m. I'D
Ns s,'l n"rt Ns%s' Local IL A. 500 p
'j:D % y. News. 's:5J A.. $500 y From
N.=i SIC a. '$:t' g., 1856 a. t!.!o p
':W .. daily from Cha rlottcevilla e4rept
$u:.,!s. from Tnurmond. las Rive. sS:ss
a '':lV p. Daily. tEMcept Sunday
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AAlEI;ICNN NATIONNI. NANE

Richmond. We. Dec. IL. i"l5
THE directors OF This bank have ;tls
day declared thc regular Quart"riy
dividend OF - per cent. free of tax.
payab!" on January TO Shareholders
OF record December 81. Books Tor the
transfer of stock viii be closed from
December 20 u January /. 1916. Checks
will 10. mailed. 4
-. b HILL.
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GOE TRIALS MAKES REPORT
ON OPERATIONS Of CANAL
Detailed Account for First Ten
Months and II Half .tfter Its
Opening to tommprcr
EiETH DEPOSITED nY SLIDES
Death Rate From Disease Reduced
From 14.t6 in 1911 10 It11 i'm
t015-i.ahor Conditions Are i.A-
ceileni.

WASHiNGTON Decemrcr 20 "A de-
tailed account Of the operation aua
maihtsnanc" - the Panama Canal dur
ing the first ton months ANA a huIf af.
ter It's opening 81 commerce ln August.
i'Ii. is given Ia The annual report o,
Governor Goethals OF the canal Iona.
made public ro-nisht. Final coustruc.
tion work just prior 10 the canars
opemin. Also is described in the report.
which embraces the fiscal year ending
June 80 last. H%i"r To IN. earth Slide
which blocked tho channel,
Between August -. 1919 aud June
so. 1918, $50 vessels, representing. a net
Panama caual tonnA1" OF l.NSl.T2H and
carG" tonnag" "i 2.l2j.735. welr pass
ed through from Atlantic to Pacific.
ana "'S vessels, rcprcSe ntiuc a Panama
Canal tonnage Of l.35S.307 ana a cargo
tonnage os 2,Sii,u57. from Pacific 10
Atlantic. making a total Of Loss ves-
SciS with Z, not tonnage OF 3.SiS.O3J
ana cargo tonnage Of i.gGg,Tg2 Dur
ing this period three minor slides in
terrnpted traffic. the channel being
closed from October - to 20 and Octo-
her 81 To November !, 1914 and March
to 10. 1915.
Cohstructi"m Of the canal proper. ex-
cept for dredging. excavation and CON
struction Of the east hrcakwater at
Colon. virtually was completed prio,.
t" this fiscal year. In the old Culebr;l
cat, renamed the Gailard CUT. there
were removed. in the process of con
Struciion during the Year, 1.G6c,6I1 Gu
bic yards at an average cost Of an
proNimatcly ELS cents y ward I'm
maintaining the channel. including re-
moTal Of earth deposited by slides.
there Were taken from faiIiard Cut
i.1l"36" cubic yards at Il cost OF 3I2-3
cents yard and from the channel at
the Atlantic entrance I..S3.3Oi cubic
Yards "a a cost OF 10 l-j cents a Yard
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Richm."nu. Va. De.. -. 1913
Nt - meeting o. the board of ,jIrCc-
tors o. the Merchants NntiouH' bank
held this day "a s"nGi1nnUal divi,icnd of
ten ,lD') per cent was declared. lay
able To ia" stockholders OF record De
ccmhcr -, 1918.
THOMAS l.. McADAMS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COMFORTABLE. rooms; 6rst-cla So
board: permanent and transient. 10
East Franklin.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE directors OF the German America
Building and Loan Corporation have
this day declared Il Semianuual diVi-
dend OF ) - per cent Gree OF ,AX).
payable 10 stockholders ON and aft cr
January 3, 1916.
CHAS X. WILLIS
nd
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MEETINGs.

NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK.
Richmond. Va. Dec. IL, 1915.
THE annual meeting or the stockhoId-
erS of this bank will be held in it's
banking house TUESDAY. January II.
1916, at IL o'clock NJ. FOR the elections
or directors and the transaction OF any
other business that may properly come
before the meeting.
JULIEN Ii. HILL
Cashier
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. r


l,l,t Sthmast daily lime RNhn,si l,ljy
.4.3otH it]oM. $40 Az. f7s0M. lie Pa. ! 2.5UfM
ts.?JH T9.J5 Az. it2.oI Pm. iSl5N S]oPH ! 500 ri
ta.i0fa 5!7M 5l0PA tsloRA IBIS H. fi2to N
Isa.Gd ttan s.h di,, w. t5l 10 ~ IS ~ 6 30 ~ A.
ta go Nv. l.ls Al. sI2 PA fredericksburg Msn nee. j.,;
IL. "a 90 ~: A. rs a. Sa,ti,s IT, fit, IT'S Ph A. i5
VA, S. Sc tSSft u ST, .s,sss a tei. Rui ID. slis,
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Richmond & Rapnanannock River Nv

MAIN LINE.
Leave Richmnnd. hrn,c Pumunke,
= 800 \. W. s:i5 A. VI
f:0H \. ~. 1915 a.. W.
;:s:.I:, y. VI I:I;Du T. w.
:DiDO \. VI .i0I5 4. VI.
Dali! cAccht sunday. TDnily. &Sun-
TN! only.
Wi:EIt-END EXCt RSloN RATES ALI.
STATIONS.
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ADOPTION

FOR Christmas. prett! girl baby. 3
months Old VIII be given for adop-
ton TO persons who can furnish refer
cnces. Call or write 100 West Clay
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HELP WhNTEE-Ma,e

ABLE BODIED men for tircIncn. brake
men. $40 monthly: experience un-
necessary. hallway. l. Jc2, care Times
Dispatch
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i'Oli lSENT-Ruoms.

FURNISHED rooms. light housclicep.
ing IL desired. inl East Clay Street.
NICELY furnished rooms. SI.1J week
uD; central. 3l+ East Clay.
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TUE PLANTERS NATIoNA!. HANk

TUE PLANTERS NATlONh.. i:ANk.
richmond. Va. Dec. -. 1915
rh' directors OF this bank haV. to-
day declared their regular Scinianniial
DIVIDEND OF 10 per cent. ANA an extra
dividend OF per cent. free of tax out
Of the earnings for the past six months
payable to the stockholders OH Han
nary =. 1915. Checks will h" mailed
December 81. 1915
CONWAY II. GORDON.
Is
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BUSINESS CARDS
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
EMPIRE SHOE CO, sos West Broad
Family shoes mt rocl: bottom prices
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY, INC
December :. 1915.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
OF this company, held this day a
quarterly dividend of per cent was
declared upon its capital stock, pay
able January !, 1916, 10 stock oldcrs
OF record at close of business Monday.
December p. 1918. Checks will be
mailed.
Il. }. wlILINGHAM JR..
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DITkF.- OFS q. III" TIlNNflUrV HitnIi
anJ 'rrCs, 'oinrany have declared a
scniarnuIl dividend of = per cent
on The capital stock. payable to the
Stockh, lGcrS 81 record at thc close of
business on December - 1913. Checks
Will BE- mailed December 81. 1918. The
transfer books w,li be closed December
-, 1919. aid IruDcned January D. 1916
CLINTON l." WILLIAMS
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klltm,pu0 dilups.bispatrh
SIXTY FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY

THE BEST MEDIUM lN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlED ADVERTISING.
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AMERICAN NATIONAL. BANK,
Richmond, Wa. Dec"Wber II, 1915.
MASONIC Norlcr:-DovE LopGl

WEST END BANK OF RICHMOND.
INC.
THE annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crS OF this bank viii he held nj The
banking house MONDAY, January 10,
l9lS, al o'clock p NJ. for the Eclectic
Of directors ana such ether business
as may he properly brought before the
meeting
cHAS. Is. WILLIS
Cashier
Ord DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
Hichnioud. Va. Dee -. 1915,
THE rcGula" amnual meeting of the
stockholders 81 old Dominion Trust
COMPANY. Of Richmond. Va. Will hr
held WEDNESDAY. January i. 1916
;tt - O'Clock noon at the uf.:U. Of the
company. Ninth ana Main Streets. fo.
the election OF directors nd the trans
action Of amy other business which
may properly com" before the meeting
W II SLAUGHTER.
Secretary
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NATIONAL STATE AND CIV BANK.
kichiuond. Va, Dec. - 1915
THE board Of directors Of TINS bank
has declared semianuual dividend
OF IL per cent, payable on and after
January :, 1916.
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CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

l had not told Dick about my decis.
ion to invest the six thousand dol
lars Of Aunt Mary's money in munic.
ipal bonds. In fact, we had not men,
toned the matter.
| know that We had both steered
clear OF the subject because we each
had an instructive fear that we would
not agree on its investment and dis.
posal.
After my talk with Mr.. Selwin /
Realized that Dick thought he was
going to be the one to invest that
money, but, little book. may as well
confess TO you that to let him do this
was the very last thing intended 10
do.
What wanted to see Dick for was
to see II the money had as yet been
placed in my name. The will had
been probated and | wanted TO know
II the provisions had been carried
out.
According to Aunt Mary's will, Dick,
Jim and are executors. Nothing had
been said to me about the settling,
but thought IL could get hold Of
Dick we might fix up things that
morning.
Mr.. Selwin told me that Dick was
out Of town. He looked surprised
when l was asked about him. did
you think he would be back this
morning?" he asked. 81 am sure he
will not come before tonight"
l said something about misunder-
standing Dick, for / did not want to
tell Mr.. Selwin that he had not told
me he was going out OF town or that
he had stayed out all night SO FIRE.
quently OF late, that was not sure he
was out or in town. However, hunt
ed up Jim, to ask II there was any
way could get that six thousand
dollars.
"You see, Jim, the man must have
the money today. He doesn't want
to borrow the money at the bank
because he owes them SO much mo-
ney now that he Is afraid II they know
he has this collateral they will make
him sign It over to them as security
for his notes"
"Margie, Margie, you are helping a
man defraud his creditors. Who is
he and how did you come to know
him?'
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LONG BEACH, CAL, Oct. Yes,
they fall In love, sigh, lose their ap.
petites, like pickles. get jealous,
have spats and make up and finally
get happily married, just like ordi-
nary folks, these moving picture
princes and queens!
In fact, this has happened SO fire.
Quently around the big alboa studios
here that the management is consid-
ering hanging this sort of warning
on/the doors:
"All crusty, selfish players, atten-
ton! II you are afraid of double har.
ness you are hereby warned against
getting on the payroll of this com.
pany, as there Is no guarantee OF i'm.
munity from matrimony given with
job"
The idea budded into resolve a
few days ago when "the boss" was
invited to bestow his blessing and his
smiles upon four hearts that decided
to beat as two. They were:
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Wright a. Patterson

has guided them in their plans. say
that yonder coin is bewitched and al.
ways fights for Gretzhotfen and not
for us"
The chase went on, and now under
such curious relations as left the three
vessels of the surface. OF the subsurf.
AGO and OF the air, drifting along. none
taking the offensive.
but though the giant air craft fol.
lowed close. seeming ever to hold the
yacht at its mercy, It made no often
sive movement; it seemed rather to
shelter than to menace the fleeing
vessel which steamed on SO CALAMITY.
And In the rear OF both, helpless, i'm.
potent, with speed and naught but
speed at its disposal, came the sub.
marine of Cortislaw and his noble,
man. Thus neither of the three could
or would hurt another.
But sachio's guess had been right.
The governing influence in Gsetzhof.
fen affairs scarce was SO much req.
son as instinct. intuition-a woman's
intuition. For he had been right-a
woman was aloft, yonder with the
pilot OF the air craft,
ut is a curious chase. madenoi.
gelle." said Count Frederick, turning
TO the companion at his side and
speaking so that his voice could be
heard above the loud drone Of the en-
gines. What have We gained? What
do we kncw?"
Continued Monday
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lillian West and Edwin j. Brady.
both "heavies," and now Mr.. and Mrs.
Brady; Ethel Fleming, ingenue, and
VIM. Courtleigh Jr. star in the Meal
of the Navy" series, now Mr.. and Mrs.
Courtleigh, Jr.
Ninety days ago the two girls came
to Long Beach from New York to go
into pictures. They had been pals
in the show business for six years and
both had vowed to each other TO shun
what they called the pitfalls OF. mat.
rimony.
But those two are the brides in the
double wcdlock program. which is
causing such a stir in the Long Beach
film world today.
And now the question is: "Who
will marry next at Balboa" Every.
one, still single. is under suspicion,
and subject to the daily morning cat
echism, Were you married yester-
day."
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er sell his bonds than put another
mortgage on his building which was
paying very well and would in time
allow him to pay back his indebted
ness at the bank.
"i'll tell you what I'll do, Margie,
I'll let you have that money until you
get 1t from the estate"
presume, little book, that II was
not the thing for me TO do, but why
cepting this loan from Jim. Dick
would not have hesitated. took the
money and gave Jim my note for
thirty days with six per cent interest.
am satisfied that good old Jim did
not think any more OF it than did.
After he had gone TO the bank and
gotten the money for nett was he,
not |, who suggested that had bet.
ter have the CASH. spoke TO him
about Mollie.
YES" he said. 81 was and am in
love with Mollie-so much so that /
want her to be happy at any expense
to myself-iiatton is splendid fell
low. He had a much better chance
LAuli IlLiti SULLIVAN Vi I. 4Aio Stbiy
OF 1t would appeal to a young girls
pity and usually the distance be.
tween a sad look and look of sym.
patty leads TO love.
81 guess, Margie, I'll just stay an
old bachelor and beau all my friends
wives around when their husbands
neglect them" he said with quis.
ical smile behind which felt he gave
me a rather keen look.
How much do you suppose he knows
about Dick, little book? Probably
much more than do. A mans men
friends always know more about his
peccadillows than does his wife.
But can see that Jim is more cut
up about Mollie than he would have
me think. / believe 1t hurts a mans
pride more than anything else to be
refused by woman. Most men seem
to think they are irresistible, whether
they offer love iegitimately or illegiti-
mately.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02

~ can't tell you. but think
il he can get this money he will work
out and pay everybody" l could not
tell him that it was the owner OF the
apartment house who had come to
me knowing had this money let ME.
The mortgage was due on. the apart.
ment and he did not have the money
to pay 1t. He thought he would rath.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-02
Former Pastor Will
Preach at Temple

Or. G. E. Wilbur, of Pittsburgh, a
former pastor Of the Methodist Epis.
copal Temple. in this city, will oc.
cupy the pulpit of this church at both
safyices tomorrow. DR.. Wilbur is
editor Of the Sunday School puDllca,
tons Of the denomination. Or. VII.