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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31
|HANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
I've Deeds OF Trust, Amounting 70
SRD ak9 SS -

". .n, amounting TO
elm. trustee. 251loO feet south line
sagton Street. ~ feet east OF Pink
March 81, 1915. Si.65l.5s.
we've w: Boatwright to r. s;
ira Avenue. 10 feet south OF pol
raet. August Is. 1915. sI.sSa.
ma ;. Grant, ct vir. TO !. r.. Elan,
rustees. l0o.lox225.3O feet at the
tst corner OF Brook Turnpike and
Avenue. G!ntcr Park. August 90,
les Wright. ct ux.. to r NJ Box
al. trustees. 2Sxli0 feet north
ace Street. 392 feet east OF Allen
Il August IS. 1915, s5O5
Z. Phillips to Richmond Bank
ust Co.. trustee. 34l feet 2 inches
feet south line Dance Street. be-
Rowland and Sycamore Streets.
IS. 1915. $500.
ip Fiege To j. 4. Dowden. trus-
Ia by 81 feet inches north
thirty-foot street cumming
Tehth to Eleventh Streets. be-
es west OF Eleventh Street. Au-
1915, sos
e c. Snelson. ct vir. 60 w. B..
trustee, % l-2 by 1875 feet south
ain Street. lol l-2 rect west OF
ore Street. August "a. 1915,
! BRIT E. Bailey. ct IN. TO 4. c. Pres
trustee. 2Sxl22.51 feet east line
third Street, 20 feet south of y
August 16. 1915, s2.sa2.
tina S. Grant, ct vir, to j. 4. Con-
ct al. trustees. l00,19X225.3O feet
northeast corner of Brook Turn
md Rennie Avenue. August 80,
1,37S.
It Broad Street Land Corp. to
can National Bank. trustee. 36.5
on the west side OF r.. F. and p.
hear Acca Station. August IL.
S36.h0Q.
ri. Denton to John Bagley. trus-
ex140 feet at the southwest cor
Leigh Street and Summit Ave-
YAuguet %, 1915. s49332
liam J. Moll to ]. a. Connolly,
e. 45X140 feet north line Stuart
hs5 feet east OF Miller Avenue
&c. 1915, S2,050.
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F., of the Eroad Rock Road. between Hull
and Decatur Streets. for the widening
or this street.
wells at tho Highland Park Pumping
| Station was awarded to II. II. George.
Jr.. tho lowest bidder, at cost not to
| exceed $3.50. TEis work will not be
! started until ordcred by the chairman
or the board.
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TATE RECORD
D COURT CALENDAR
b City Yesterday Is Dull,
kth Larger Sales in
HenricO.
AVAILABLE FOR LOANS
es on Three Chopt Road,
lilies West of City, Brings
-Floyd Avenue Home Sold
bodybuilding Permits.

biz opened yesterday with
the local real estate market
sales went to record, and
confined entirely to the
small property. Henrico
operty showed the most ac-
erday. Sales for this class
b were as numerous as city
and aggregated a greater
sales of city property were
nd c. Van Anglcn sold to
Folkcs n lot fronting 81 feet
tn side OF Floyd Avenue, just
len Avenue. The considcra-
$4,000.
N e. Purcell sold to Mary l..
act of land containing three
enrlco County for $4,000. The
s located on the north side
rec Chopt Road, about three
OF the city. The deal has
D. d for some time.
ir supply OF money for loans
estate that is good security Is
led by the mortgages that are
ITO record. Yesterday the deeds
Ft OH city property aggregated
100000. The West Broad Street
Corporatlon negotiated loan for
with the American National
on tract Of 3G.5 acres on the
ond, fredericksburg and Potomac
nd, near Acca Station.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Six building Permits Amounting Il
SI,705.

Permits for new and repair work
were Issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler at follows:
Mrs. Louisa Saunders. to repair brick
dwelling, SIT North Adams Street. to
cost $50.
j. G. Adams, to repair dwelling 1904
Rogers Street. to cost 5000.
American Glass Works. to build a
frame sand house at the corner OF Mill
and Hospital Streets. to cost $500.
DIR. w. II. Taylor. to repair frame
dwellings 1921 and 1923 Brown Street.
to cost 500.
l.. II. Weisiger. to repair frame
dwelling 125 North Twenty-fourth
street. to cost s2e5
wellington Brown. to repair frame
dwelling 1915 North Thirty-f1rst Street.
to cost $3.50.
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= =
The WelI-known
Savoy Restaurant
4O4 East Broad Street
with furnished rooms above, as whole
or in detail


We will sell for the owner. who is
retiring on account other business.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81.
at =. NJ.
the well-establishcd and fully equipped
restaurant, known as the Savoy ((or-
merly kirkwood's). 404 East Broad
street. consisting handsome Christie
Counter Fountain, with back bnr. re-
Gently Installed; Mahogany Cigar Case
Triple Coffee Urns, recently Installed:
Ice Box, Refrigerator. Alaska Butchers
Boy Box, six Ceiling Fans. Mahogany Par
Gtion, lmportd Vienna Chairs. Round
Tables, Restaurant Tables Costumers
all Mirrors around walls. small Ice Box,
Growing Plants. large lot Crockery,
glassware, SUverware, Table Linens,
Tray Rests, Tray Wagon, Steam Table.
Electric Weld Combination Boiler and
Hot Water Heater, three-oven Rostau-
rant Range. Gas Range, Copper Uten
sils. Carpet and Linoleum, eto.
Eight nicely furnished rooms above.
with White Enamel Beds. Drossers
stands. Drugsets. Springs, Mattresses.
This is we'll -established business,
ana enjoys good patronage.
VIII first offer In detail and then "a
a whole and sell the way we realize
the most money
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers
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municate with them in reference to
his campaign. Mr.. Colvin promised
to supply the citizen with the desired
list to-day. Gubernatorial Candidate
smith wore no hat as he proceeded on
his oratorical perambulations through
the State buildings. 1t is his theory
that headgear of any description
causes premature badness and gray
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kANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
5IReiense Deeds. Amounting

lReiense Deeds. Amounting to
S03, 4SO.14.
HI Ragby, trustee. to E. r. Poin-
fr, 81 feet 8 inches by 100 feet
d line Chaffin Street. 100 feet west
I'm Street. August 2S, 1915, s2,650.
M. Pollard, Jr., trustee, to same,
1t inches by 100 feet south line
d Street, SO feet inches west of
Etreet. August %. 1915, s2,65o.
liam B. P!zzini, trustee, to Annie
elson, % lie by 1875 feet south line
Street. 101 1.2 feet west of Syca.
street. August 10, 1915, s2.950.
8. Bell, ct al, trustees, to Abbie
Anglen, 21x8S 1-2 feet north line
h Avenue, 107 feet inches east Of
Avenue. August %, 1915, SLIGO.
ers, 2lxsS IL feet north line
Avenue. August 81. i9iS. $3.50.
10 NJ. Nelson to f. l.. Sparks. 81
inches by 1872 feet north line
street. IS feet 10 "a Inches east
shth Street. known AS Regent or
heater. August IS, 1915, S11,779.64.
+. Pollard, Jr.. trustee, to same.
me property as described In deed
boye. August 2s. 1915, S35,400.
Chaplin. trustee, to Joseph F.
13x120 feet Inches at the south
orner of Thirty-second and Leigh
August 18, 1915, S1,652.
H. MeCurdy. trustee. to +. G.
22x!30 feet west limo Third
ITS feet 8 inches south OF Du-
rect. August 80. 1915. S1.20S.
to Rolen Yancey. 2bx132 feet
one o9 O T strsnt street, street; i9a feet
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
authorized the following Improvements
two concrete archway culverts over
Reedy Creek at North and West Streets.
Woodland Heights. were awarded to
the Javi-PerkinS Construction Co. at
their bid of $3,216.SO, exclusive of ce-
ment.
The Council was requested to instruct
the usual channels strip of land
twenty feet IN width on the west side
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Basebnll-Broad Street Park, In
ternntional League. Richmond VIZ.
Montreal, 4.3O o'clock.
Lyric-Populnr vaudeville and pic
tures' matinee, 1880, night. '7,45 und
D,16.
Standardization pictures, contin-
nous performance, II morning to IL
night.
Little-Pnramount pictures, con-
tinuous performance, IL noon to II
night.
experimentation pictures, contin-
nous performances, IL morning to IL
night.
fsiS-Motion picturesy continuous
performance, II morning to IL night.
Naturalization pictures; cOntinu-
GUS performance, II morning to IL
night.
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,CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Deeds of bargain and Sale.
AmOun Ting To HSRnl

g and &. Van AnElen to Mamie
bikes. 2lxS3 l-2 feet north line
Avenue. le7 feet inches east of
Avenue. August q. 1915, tax
$40.
OBJ w. wilbur. ct TX, 10 Percy r.
y, lots 237 and 2I7 in the plan OF
kland Terrace. July 80. 1915, tax
ynts, $40
anley Allen 10 V. VI. Denton. 4oxl40
at tho southwest corner OF Leigh
'et and Summit Avenue. August 90,
!. $3.50.
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HENRICo TRANSFERS
Deeds OF bargain and Sale.

Amounting TO SiI,I5O.
hrvie Realty Corp, to r. G.. Tuck.
Nos: 10 and II. block ]. Cherokee
|e: also lot No. II, block G. Chero-
Place. August 20, 1915. tax 81. SO
J p. Patterson, to X. T.. V. Farrar.
fe0 Q5 feet. south line of Grove Ave-
83.22 feet east of Woodlawn Ave-
I SAugust Il. 1915, tax SO. $40.
zabeth Is. Purcell. ct vir. TO Mary
unin. acres. north side of the
2 Chopt Road. about three milcs
OF Richmond. October /. 1912,
l.. BauEh. ct ux.. to Alma O. Fer
p. 5Ox123 feet. inches, west lire
ran,te Avenue. s76 feet north OF
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued bv the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
ms follows:
Willie Prize cambridge and Pansy
Scott Cosby. both Of Richmond.
Charles H. Burton and Eula NJ.
Mountcastle. both of Richmond
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hair. He attributes his own coplo
way locks and the scant sprinkl}
OF gray In his hirsute appendages
his practice of going hatlesss excl
during the period OF thirty-nine da'
from January Is OF each year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-31

In execution of certain deed Of
trust. dated March 81. 1907, and duly
recorded in Richmond Chancery Court
ID. b. 1874, page SIS, as is therein
provided in event Of default, the under
signed as trustee will offer for sale
upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
at p. NJ.
the real estate conveyed by said deed
The house has about rooms. lot
fronts 26 1-2 feet on Twenty Eighth
Street and runs back along p Street
1874 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to an amount suf-
hcient 10 pay off all delinquent taxes,
expenses of sale and balance due OH
bond Of s377, residue payable at 12
months. negotiable notes secured BY
trust deed.
H. y. McCURDY,
Trustee
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F:NRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to
Sa,OG1.OS.
f.. Perry. ct uX.. to Porterfie!d &c
latl, trustees. 30.2 acres. near the
ne Turnpike, about four miles
of Richmond. August %, 1915,
lette r. Laughlin, ct vir. to Hugh
IN, ct al, trustees. a tract OF land
ed oy the billiard Road, the right
Nv Of. the Chesapeake and Ohio
lad. Upham Creek. and the Lake
Soad. August 81, 1915. $500.
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PLUMBING PERMIT.

a permit was issued yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector Lapdcrs to j. G.
Wilson. for Mr.. Catlett. 1920 Garaldin
Avenue, Brookland Park.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFER
Deed of Bargain und Sale, Amount
In EnHn

AIRY r. Hancock, ct vir. to Miller
lufacturing Co. o9x12o feet at tho
Invest corner Of Forticth and La W.
streets. August 81. 1915. tax 81. $40.
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Local Observation mt r, NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature. IL; humidity, &c; wind,
direction, northeast; wind. velocity. II
miles; weather. partly cloudy.
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SAYS POLITICIANS ARE
TRYING TO BLOCK HIM

Already the enemies of the State
the professional politicians. have dis
covered the strength of my following
and they will stop at nothing in their
iniquitous efforts to keep me out Of
the running In the gubernatorial race
The first open attempt to stife me
was made last Saturday night. when
spoke from the same platform in
Cumberland with Attorney General
John Garland Pollard and Congress
man Hal D. Flood The committee In
charge Of the meeting had given me
thirty minutes, but before I had used
half of my time they stopped me. But
before the campaign is over my voice
will ring again in Cumberland, and
in every county in the broad domains
or this Commonwealth. I shall speak
to the people from the pulpit and the
platform. While ] AR not an or
dained minister. I am a missionary of
good morals and good government. and
have been assured that the pulpits
of many churches are open to me-
II have been n Democrat all my life
and If can get fair deal I will enter
the Democratic primary, but II the at
tempts Of professional politicians to
sidetrack me in the manner IL was
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Local Tcmpernture Yesterdny
Local Rainfall,

Eainiaii last twelve hours. $3.50. None
nhlniall laSt twenty-four hours. Trace
deficiency in rainfall since March
l.....;. ,:............ 3et
Denclency In rainfall since jan
uary II
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

3rs were issued by the State
Mon Commission yesterday as
Bros. Co. Inc. Roanoke.
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
BY POLLARD & Pc. GBY.

AUCTION SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER OF A SMALL SUBURBAN
PLACE. AT STOP 26. SEVEN PINES
LINE. ABOUT THREE MILES FROM
RICHMOND; ACRES AND 4-ROOM
HOUSE: NICE CHICKEN FARM.
WITHIN 500 YARDS OF THE CAR
LINE.
We will sell at auction on the prem
lses, for party who has left town.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1915.
at o'clock p. M.
tho aforementioned small place. The
house has about rooms: there is also
barn on the property-just the place
for any one who wants small subur.
ban home.
The party owning this property has
left the State and has Instructed us to
sell to the highest bidder; come and
get n bargain.
TERMS: 5000 cash. balance at one,
two and three years.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioneers
On account Of rain. the above ga lie is
postponed to
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81.
at same hour.
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SMITH ANNOUNCES HIS
CANDIDACY FOR OFFICE
political Economist" Will Ofel
for Governor OF Vir-
ginia.
Is JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT
Complains OF His Treatment in Cum
berland County, and Says He May
Run as Independent in General
Election.

Frank Smith. Political Economist"
his card reads
With "Jenersonian Democracy as
his platform. with his copious, wav-
ing tresses OF gray brown hair falling
over his cont collar: bearded like 4
'pard" from the cattle ranges Of the
great and bounding West: full piano.
Piled rs to consciousness Of recti
tude. and moving In gale OF cam
pai2n oratory, the dynamic old gentle
man of sixty-five or Whereabouts in
vaded the Capitol building yesterda y
afternoon. proclaiming his candidacy
for the Governorship of Virginia.
II am the candidate of the true
Democracy of this Commonwealth" he
said in the course OF an Grafton in the
corridor of the basement. my plat
form is Jeffersonian Democracy. and
the foundation upon which that plat
form rests is the single tax on land.
The salvation Of the Commonwealth
depends upon the election of n Cover
nor next year who Is full-siZe man.
physically. mentally and morally.
am he. ] am such man by the grace
OF God.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY McCURDY & JOHNSON,
Mutual Building.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF

DETACHED FRAME DWELLING AT
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY
EIGHTH AND = STREETS
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The following permits were Is
yesterday by the Electrical Der
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
DEATH OF ANOTHER POINTER

John G. Stricklett, IN early settler
in Garfield county, died Monday after
noon At the Fofker home in Spring
valley of typhoid fever. Mr.. -stricx-
lett had been i'll shout two weeks, but
his condition had not been considered
serious until . day or two before the
end came.
Mr.. Stricklet had = ranch near the
Forker and Sleicher ranches and had
lived in the community many years. He
was about 66 years Of age and an-
married.
Over = year ago Mr.. strieklett visit
ed his only brother in Glssgo, Kansas.
A nephew came from Glasgo to take
charge of the remains. Funeral ser-
vices were held Friday Afternoon ffsa
Faraun's ehspel and were conducted
BY Rev. Wells Of The Prssbytssian
church.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

reader and impersonator was easily in
advance of any who have appeared in
Glenwood the past year. She has =
charming personality and there is an
ease and grace in her work that At once
wins for her the admiration of her
hearers. Besides this she brings her
audience something new instead of the
hackneyed stun that has been doing
service on the platform for years. Sure
ly our people were highly pleased with
Miss BSuner.
Miss Maize Bridges a. soprano SOLO
list was not At her best, owing to AZ
accident she sustained At Grand juno
tion but nevertheless she took her part
and easily proved herself . star. She
has \ sweet voice of more than ordin-
aFy volume and her audiences were
charmed with her numbers even though
they realized that it was with great
difficulty that she performed her part.
The violin solo work of Miss Cora
Higgins brought to this little lady q
full measure Of applause which she
richly deserved. Her selections were
all high class and executed with charm
ing technique.
The evenings entertainment through
out was highly pleasing and was voted
by the audience rs the most enjoyable
of the entire course. The attendance
was very good and the audience showed
great appreciation of the artistic work
of the young ladies. Many have
thanked the committee for bringing TO
Glenwood this splendid series of enter
tainments.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
LEWIS BA11.Ax PAssHs ON

Lewis Bailar, 4 well known and high.
ly esteemed citizen passed to his final
reward Monday afternoon, following An
attack of heart failure, death resulting
instantly.
In the demise of Mr.. Bailar . lesson
of true charity and brotherly love j.
manifest and comes - sweet consola
ton to the bereaved family, ~ we'll d
. host of friends and acquaintances
Although feeble in years, his last earth
" task was one Of benevolence and
neighborliness.
During the early hours Of Monday
he volunteered to assist in work on the
ditch Of Miss Martha Nippel, q neigh
hor on . nearby ranch, in company
with Joseph Huxley. Shortly after ths
noon hour, after resuning the work
Mr.. Bailar went a short distance and
fell lifeless to the ground. Mr.. Hurkey
gave all the available assistance posi-.
BILE, but it was plainly evident that
death was instantaneous.
Deceased had been a resident Of Glen
wood Springs and vicinity since 1885
when he purchased the ranch known by
his name south of town. He afso
owned the cemetery known As Rosebud
south Of the city. He was in his eighty.
third year and is survived by -four
children, two sons, William and John
The former resides on a ranch near Lit
tleton and the other is = professor If
chemistry at the State School of Mines
at Golden. Two daughters, Miss Melis-
sa, residing at the family home, and =
married daughter in Florida.
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon at two O'Clock from the late
home at 80 Bennett avenue to the
Presbyterian church, and interment was
in Rosebud cemetery.
The pail bearers who were called to
bear the body to its last resting place
were selected from among Mr.. Baila: 3
friends and neighbors whom he had
known for many years and were Con
gressman Ed T. Taylor, Edgar D. Will
son, Paul Odenburg, Geo. H. Bell,
George Kendrick and Chas. H. King.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
Odeon Program

Following is the program for the
Odeon theater for the week commence
ing Monday, May 3. Out this out and
save it for reference:
Monday
Prince of Peace, two-recl Lubin.
Stage Money, vitagraph, featuring
Dorothy Kelly and James Morrison.
Butterfly's Wings, seRg
Tuesday
The Tramp, g. L A., two-reel special,
featuring Charles Chaplin.
Hazards of Helen-The Girl On the
Trestle, Kalem.
Hearst selig, selig.
WsA1ss1aY .
The Millionaire . 800 Bill, two-reel
vitagraph featuring Leah Baird aad
Leo Delaney.
Here Comes the Bride, Lubin, featur-
ing Ethel Clayton.
Fate's Protecting Arm, Biograph.
fhursdAy
Between the Two Of Them, three-reel
Broadway Star, festuring Sidney
Drew and Jane Norris.
His Phantom Sweetheart, vitagraph,
Anita Stewart and Earl Williams.
Friday
His Brothers Keeper, two-reel Bio
graph.
An Expensive Visit, Lubin.
Broncho Billy and the Claim Jump
ers, 8. 4 A.
Saturday
Rated at 10000, 900, three-reel Luz
bin Masterpiece.
snakeville's Beauty Parlor, g. L A.
0OAAy
Return Of Richard Neal, special
three-reel feature, Francis K. Bushman
and Nell Craig. g. L A.
Champion Process Server, Edison.
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

The Hot Springs company announces
that in the future the price of adm.s-
ton to vapor cave No. 3 will include
shampoo and dry rub Treatment with
out extra charge.
The Congregational minister of New
Castle held = baptisnal service in the
swimming pool last Sunday, admins
tering the baptisual rite to class he
is receiving into the church.
The first automobiles to 60 ever Ten
nessee pass this year propelled entirely
by their own power made the trip
April 81, which is some weeks earlier
than machines are usually able to ne
gotiate the big divide.
i = =
The first commercial excursion pa.ty
to arrive in Glenwood this year came
in yesterday afternoon and made stay
of one hour in the city. 1t was the
Retail Grocers' association Of Cincin-
natl, bound for the big expositiOns on
the coast.
Judge Noonan went up to C1rbOndaie ie
last Tuesday to conduct q suit against
= fellow accused of hurling ROCKS
through plate glass window. The tes'
timony was not very convincing against
the fellow and it was impossible to
hold him.
Visitors to the "Globe" in the
Palace of Transportation, Panana-Pac'
life international Exposition, san Fran
cisco, are given very unique souvenir
in the form of facsimile railroad tick.
ct, the coupons of which feature the
important cities, towns, peaks canons,
gorges, rivers and scenic attractions
along the Western Pacific, Denver 4
Rio Grande, Missouri Pacific and ct
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Lines
These rail lines have constructed this
beautiful exhibit and have portrayed
within the "Globe'', by means of mod.
els and paintings, many Of the noted
wonders of the West, which have made
these roads famous. The contract por-
tion of this ticket sets forth in an en-
tertaining way many characteristic
travel features of the system represen-
ted; the ticket agents stamp on the
back is represented by round half-tone
reproductions of five striking scenes,
and, in the date portion, the traveller
through the Globe, punches the day OF
his visit, and instead Of giving his
it away as souvenir,
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
Du.uurruaAr xMrxxrA1xxD

Those who gathered At the Methodist
church Thursday evening were delight
fully entertained with the last number
Of the season Of White's Star Concert
es0paay.
yong la1iss, eaeA II wAs0 b . sess
II ~ nas. Ma 1eafoasse Ds1ass -
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
HOW ABOUT THAT
f03010D 10037

Henceforth, tourists viii begin 70
hcck to onr picturesque little town -
while away the long hot summer days.
How about that room, furnished m
furnished, or the many other aceonno-
dations which You have to oferf xanV
prefer the conveniences offered in tAe
private home. Why not let then knswf
A three line I'd win do the work. Advsf-
tise!
The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01
WILL Be IN aLENwooD AGAIN

g. r. Berger, the popular Optometrist
and Optician is now on his regular trip
and announces that he will be here at
the Glenwood Hotel for two days. Nay
2 and 3. Will examine childfens eyes
free. 1t