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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-24
Fon sALE-IIvE STOCK
JOHNSON & 2INN
Sale DATES

FoR SALE-I.IVE STOCK
JOHNSON & 2INN
SALE DATES
vIbdy Thirty Registered -HoIstein bulls,
Wilson ranch, one-half milo west %
El Centre. Terms. and l2 months
Five per cent discount for cash.
Watch the paner for the Large
CHAs. JOHNSON d. L. zINN
Auctioneers
Residence 46s olive 81.
THIRTY CHOICE dairy hoTforI; 1B =
20 springing now. VIII sell or trade
all or part for steers or dry cows,
cash. c. II. Davidson, 429 Holt Ave.
or Imperial Valley Seed and Plant
Co. opposite p. o. x2O4
CAN SELL you a string Of nick out OF
g3 30, cows that cant be beat: price
calves; 90 sprtnging hoifers: cash or
silsbee store. It" "'''0 mort" xrCs rCs
FOR sALE-Two wagons and harness,
I head of horses. fine buggy horse
and harness, fine saddle ponv. saddle
and bride. In camp at Main street
west OF Eighth. x202
FOR SALE--Nice little gentle mare.
suitable for children or women to
= ny y
c. p. Bogue. l mile west and so rods
south Of Heber.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbre Duroc-Jer-
s"y COWS: s2S each; gifts, SIS, with
naperF. Marshal Moore stock Eee
r Harris, Rooms Q, Opera House
eld".----.-.- eld x2ls
For SALE--s0 feeder hogs, weight 80
pounds; 80 Duroc-Jersev gifts ready
TO breed. G. D. willoughby & Son,
Calexlco.
FOR SALES dairy cows, fs yeariins
heifers, bulle and IL calves. J. n.
Nandiver. Joining Calexico on north
FOR SALE-1o0 head OF veuns steers
and heifers. Porter N. Ferguson,
Holtvillo. Phone 26Fe.
49, --.--
LOST, srRAYED OR STOLEN
STOLEN--From my yard on Fourth
street, about loo Rhode Island small
chicks. week to / month old; 4
Rhode Island Red hens, i blind in
eye. and | Black Mnorca hen; So
reward for information regardln~
thief j. r. Buttram, p. o. Box
1874. x2O5
LOST-Bay horse. with harness on
weight about 1,600 pounds; locality
of Dixieland. Notify Robert Cam
eron, Dixieland. x20S
STRAYED-Brow mule, weight about
l,100; no brand gray about head
Please notify A. l.. Burke, Holt
Vile. COZ
LOST -Lady's gold watch with short
chain. Please leave at Valley Tent
and Awning store. x205
TAX EN- UP-Bay colt, about 3 or
years, old; weight LOO. NJ. c. Gale,
DiNieland. Y2O6
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-24
JAMES F. LUKENS

Practical Matchmaker; 80
years experience; all work
guaranteed. Kirsch Book
store.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-24
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN

my yard on Fourth
street about loo Rhode Island small
chicks. l week to / month old; 4
Rhode Island Red hens, ! blind in l
eye. and | Black Minorca hen; So
reward for information regardin-
thief j. r. Buttram, p. o. Box
1S4. x20b
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-24

FOR SALE-4S dairy cows, 1s yearlins
hetfers, bulle and IL calves j. II
Vandiver. Joining Cslexico on north
FOR SALE-10o head of veuns steers
and heifers. Porter n. Ferguson
Holtvillo. Phone 26Fe.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-24

FOR SALE-Thoroughbre Duroc-Jer-
soy COWS. $25 each; gifts. $I5, with
naperF. Marshal Moore stock 500
r: T. Harris, Rooms Q, Opera House
Pld~. x91S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
vfREILINA NOTES.

(Speciai 20 The Richmond ~irv!nfan.
Virgiiina. Va. Aprii s.-Tf7e Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Methodist Church
gave musical a The Auditorium
Friday night
Mr. ana Mrs r. u. Howard. Of
Buffalo. n Y. viii return from win
terire In Florida rext week and stop
over with their friends Mnssrs GRO
we'll ara HafrlS. Of this Mace.
Mr.. Arth'rr Tuck In having quite n
handsome house bcilt on Florence
Avenue.
ou~ IOWA expects 10 have siectrlc
lights tn The early future
Mrs r. =. Tnek and daurfter,
leave IN few days FOR Pre~tonhurg
nv., 20 visit Mrs. TUcf.'s parents.
The ts1chers os the T;vh sehool
rave AT Faster egg hant FTiday after
noon
Some rninirg operations are going
on Al 1iza Hi. Te hope aoen 20
see revival ~ operations all along
tie rnfn'u~ belt.
Mr.. y r Tsr~1= wiz sper6 Y~a~' CT
here WITH tfs children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SOUTHAMPTON FIRST
TO SEND VETERANS

CORTLAND. April 3.-Southampton
County Is the first county In the State
to take action under the bill passed by
the General Assembly In special SEES
sion authorizing the counties and
cities to issue free transportation ia
Richmond to Confederate veterans
who desire to attend the big reunion
which will be held there in the first
week in June,
The Board of Supervisors OF South
ampton has invited all the veterans
who are unable to pay their own ex-
penses and who desire to attend the
reunion TO apply for free transporta-
lion.
Tho bill enabling tho counties and
cities to provide for the transporta-
ton Of old Confederates out of county
or city funds was passed largely
through the efforts OF Major J. n.
Stubbs, member OF the House of Dele
gates from Gloucester.
The original bill. introduced by Ma
3or Stubs. called for a State apprn-
prtation for the purpose. Some op-
position materialized, and the measure
placing the expense upon localities az
their option was finally accepted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
BEULAl1NlLLE HIGH -...-
OBSERVE ARBOR DAY

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Beulahvillo. Va, April 3.-Profes-
sor J. II. Binford. the newly appoint
ed rural school Inspector Of the De-
partment or Public Instruction, spoke
to a large audience in the new high
school here Thursday night. after
which refreshments were sold by the
School League.
There was an enthusiastic meeting
of the league In the afternoon, with
an address by Mr.. Binford. and upon
adjournment, Arbor Day was OBJ
served -
Beulahvflle has new high school
building, situated on a beautiful Ave
acre lot. Recently the path ons here
have done much work on beautifying
the school grounds.
The patrons cordially support the
school through an active school
league, under the leadership Of Rev
NJ. c. FRAZIER The faculty OF the
school consists Of Professor J. N
Derfi'nges and Misses Gwathney and
Cooke.
At the meeting Thursday. Superin-
ten6ent II. Ragiand Egnank spoke
In behalf OF the King william Schoo,
Fair. For the first time. King Will
liam win have "A fair. Many prizes
have been offered. and teachers ptI-
bits and patrons are determined Ia
make II a success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL PLANS
APPROVED BY COUNCIL
Peoples Lime Steamer win Stop
at Washington Wharf.

Alexandria, April 3.--The lower
branch OF the City Council last night
adopted a. resolution appropriatins
sa5,ooo 10 begin the work of con-
strucunR a new high school building
pn the lot north OF Cameron and West
Streets. The total cost Of the building
shall not exceed t46, ooa. The resoiu =
lion already has been adopted by the
Hoard OF Aldermen. and the work OF
constructing the building soon will be
commenced under the supervision OF
ne committees on schools and public
property and the city engineer. This
committee ls authorized TO do the
work by day labor and Euboontra cts.
Councilman Rrumaack offered n
resolution that the city borrow an
amount not In excess of sae. 900 to pay
part to Fairfax County for schools.
yoAjs. etc. in connection with the
annexation suit and also to be used
Ia til. Improvement of that territory.
The terms OF the resolution request
The finance committee to report on
he matter as soon as prsc~cabie of
and the best terms on which Il can
ne gotten.
Mr. Brumback said he hoped the
france committee. to which il was re-
farred. world act ou the matter as
eSperit'ousls as possible. as his mat
ct has ia he attended 10 and Fair
fax County has already asa ed for is
money
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
BIG EEL ALMOST
BREAKS UP SERVICE

Alexandra, April 3.--Tuesdav even
ing at 81. Pauls Church in the rendi-
ton Of 'Olivet to Calvary" the or
ganist was considerably handicapped
by the fact that at times when he de-
sired to use the fun organ ii was i'm
possible for him to do so on account
of the bellows failing to I'll the air
chamber. On investigation the next
day the trouble as discovered to
have been caused by an eel over two
feet long closging up the water pipe
supplying the motor. The following
evening "wednesday the choir as
sembled for rehearsal. hut not "A sound
could he gotten from the organ, and
the male members of the choir had 10
tote In the Sunday School organ in
order to have rehearsal
When rehearsal WAS about over the
motor was again started but not Till
another lively TWO foot visitors had
been taken from the supply Pipe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
BEDFORD POLITICS
BECOMING ACTiUE

Bedford, April s.--The fsst signs of
activity in the political situation In
Bedford County III So Jar as local of
ices are concerned, came TO the front
ais week when three candidates
publicly announced themselves as as
pirants fag the position of county
treasurer. These ARD Robert w
owens, William G. Ballard and Henry
Thomson, and there vas a rumor of
The fourth man coming out. but he has
not Vet announced himself Two at
the candidates. Messrs. Ballard ard
owen. were IN the race four years ago
and IL has been generally underst God
since that time that they would again
effer for the place at the election this
year, ana while they have done no
very active work since the last @lec-
tion. they have kept in touch with
heir trends and the situation. The
entrance of Mr.. Thomson into the
race inIects al unknown quantity. as
this Il the ffTst time he has aspired
10 public OH G, All OF these man are
prominent ji Sc county and the in
dicatiOns g. g.sst the fight WILL be hot
~ and cIusclH contested all the way.
Dr.. s. II Price. treasurer Tor
twenty-une GEARS. has decided, on ac-
count OF his health and the pressure
OF other business. not to be a candi-
date for Office again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
Cross t00. o00, 600 Mark To-day.

Washington, April 3 "A; some tic}a
Of the CLOCK between and o'ciocl
yesterday afternoon, tho population
of the United States crossed the
100. goo. 600 mark. According e. the
Census Bureau experts, who have
figured the thing out on Il eonser~
vstive basis In view of the drop III
immlgra ton. the population at 4
o'clock was 100, 000.o54. e. -.
'loane, geographer Of the Census Bu~
reap is the authority Tor this cali
@ulation,
Last Janpary the experts Of the
Treasury Department and Of the Gem
Bus Bure1n differed widely as to the
time WHEN the 100 zoo, 900 marx.
would be reached. The Treasury
men claimed that On January q CT
'3S II would lie crossed, but the Cen
s1s Bureau took into consideration
the unusuel drop in immigration on
account If the war In Egrope
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
h.LDS tOIIi.GE..

~
Especial TO The Richmond Virgini3n,
Elon College. Y. e., April Mil
tar!sm received d death blow SO FAR
as Elon College is concerned Thurs
dag evening when the freshmen ure
ing for an increase In our navy. went
down in defeat by he unanimous de
cision OF the Judges, at the hands OF
the aophonpves. who preac hed tAe
gospel Of peace and nonpfe para tom
as the slrest safeguard Of mankind.
The judges OF the occasion we're
Judge AcCee. head Of the law DE-
partmeut Of Carolina; Professor w.
W, Ieele # Gui.fard College. \. G.,
aud Mr. John +. Foster. Greensboro.
y {. K was a splendid debate aud
tho negative had no walBoter, even
though the Affirmative had tho un-
popular side Of the question
The debate was opened by the
freshman class, b. .. y. WhiTelock.
Huntington. Ind. who urged rho ne
cessity for an increased navy because
war il possible and because OF tae
+nferfor'ty and weakness of our pres
eut navy He was followed by Mr..
J. l. Crumpton. # Roxboro. y. ..
who deprecated the increase OF taN
navy. urging that il is not demanded
because OF our unique geographical
situation: because Of oar rank as .
present world power and because If
the serious drain or cur national 30
sources.
Mr. f. n. Dunaphant, Suffolk, Va.
spoke for tho increase Of the nayv On
the ground Of necessity. since We have
SO much coast line 20 nrntect tn a6
dition 10 the necessity to protect our
on the high seas AMI fur"
fher because righteousness I'm this
present WORD is never SIS own de-
Tense. needing force IN hack II I'D.
Mr. n s. smith Of MacIeersv'ile.
~. e. vas opposed Ia thu mj'taris,ic
tendency now apparent In this Gown
cry. largely due 10 agitation on he
part OF oar army and navy officials
and poirted To more excellent way
IN extend the money which we row
invest in army and navw equipment.
urging that NE could we'll build nos
r;tnls and colleges I'm FOREIGN cour~
tries 10 show them our good will
~ather tran build nsvies 70 nara 10
around the world or Eastrauouiic
s-nva yes We Further urged thst tho
saachinr Of Holy writ 's 'f'anet~i~
vsfIN ounasN1 tn m'i'tar'srn ard that
sooner o~ later tie TEACHINGS would
tsf,a hofc Of the hearts of noflans as
we'll as ~ the hearts Of men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04

he shall dwell with them, and they
snail he with them and be their God.
And God shall wipe away all tsAra
from their eyes, and there shall b
Ne more death, neither sorrow, nor
er5 ing; neither shall there be any
mora pain. for the former things ere
passed away" And SO on this hal
lowed Easter morning. when this
power Of she resurrection In trans~
forming fhe world, lifting men up r0Mn
sneir dead selves tn higher things, and
unlocking the great storehouAas cf
nature with the golden Keys OF conse-
Grated science and philosophy. this
@ladsome note, ''ffe is risen,~ rings
out clear and comforting to tho be-
hever in tire forgiveness OF SOFAS, thu
resurrection OF the body and the life
everlasting Beautiful Eaatertyde.
who's" life~EiWng breath has quicken
ed all nature into new life to this
anthems of sweet singing birds, and
when tho batmT air IL laden With thA
Fragrance OF sweet-smeiiinG flowers
and forests in new habilimAnts OF
green LIS but "a type OF the cOsnin6
great Easter day when there Will ~
q complete revelation of those trioriOuA
things which eye hath not seen. ear
hath not heard, nor hath 1t entered
into the heart Of man to conceive
prepared hy God Tor his redeemed
ones
tsiorics of the Rasurrocticn.
Do we Tong for a touch " the
vanished hand and Sigh for the voice
that IS stjiled"@ He Is risen' Arc the
shadows longer and the winters be-
coming chillier, and we sigh:
Backward, turn backward. o, tins.
ia your flight:
Make ne child again, Just for to-9
night 90
He il risen
Is the conflict 80 hard and wearing
aad the perpiexitlcs so mystifyins that
VIC are tempted 70 lose heart and echo
the Saviour despairing cry. My God.
My Cod, why hast xhou forsnken
me- lie Il risen.
God purposes like lilises pure and
white unfold.
We cannot tear the close -shut leaves
apart. to reveal the calyxea
or gold.
Eut IL through patient toll we reach
tho land where tired fest In
sandals loose may rest.
Where we shall better know and uu-
derstand,
] think that we shall say God knows
the best"
Finally. however much we might
wish thst universalisu were true. or
that we could shake loose the great
secret Of Jehovah as to His final puT-
pose concerning the great mulhtuds
who has no heed to the things un-i
seen ana eternal. the solemn fAct re-
mains that the Bible teaches that the
resurrection's hlessedness Is Tor only
those who are risen with Christ and
seek the things above" 'srhe way Of
the cross leads home and 1t 10 this
only way. But the way IL open to
all,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SIXTH DISTRICT
LITERARY CONTEST

Lynchburg, April s--T'he annual
literary contest OF the high schools o:
the Sixth Congressional District will
be held at the Lynchburg Hfkn achool
sometime 10 May, and. II IL believed
these contests will bring representa-
tives from a number Of schools In the
district.
The contest viii include debates
defamation. essay writing. piano and
vocal music, and the schools will he
permitted TO take part In any or ali
Of the contests. Usually about six
schools in the district participate, but
it is not known yet what the rep,
resentatfon VIII be this year
The contests arc TO be Arranged for
under the direction of Professor w
NJ. Black. principal OF the fsynchhurg
High school. who will endeavor /.
have large nurniver OF contestants
here from the schools Of the district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
APRIL l3 is DATE
OF FOUNDERS DAY


Charlottesville. April Exercises
commemorative Founders Day at the
University OF Virginia will be held in
Cahell Hall on Tuesday. April Ia, com
mencing at IL O'Clock noon The ad-
dress OF the occasion will be delivered
By Mr.. Fairfax Harrison, president OF
the Southern Railway Complain
The academic procession will form,
at the Rotunda promptly az l1:4t A.
~ and naa.cn to the hall, innG diate-
~ after which the exercises viii take
place.
\ statue OF Thomas Jefferson,
made by Mr.. Karl Bitter and the gift
Of Mr.. Charles Richard Crane. will
be presented to the university by the
Hon. David FrankIii. Houston. Secre-
tary Of Agriculture. The speech OF
acceptance will be delivered by Presi-
dent Edwin Anderson Alderman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
PlCSkN Is GRATED
UPON MANS BACK

Lynchburg, April Sin the event
that the operation performed Thurs
day on c. O. Douglass. a middle-aged
man, who was brought to the Home
and Retreat several days ago from
his home in Bedford County, Is sue
cessfui, he will always bear huge
scar showing how and where q piece
of pigskin was grated OH his back as
a last resort in causing serious burn
to heal properly aftersail other efforts
had failed.
Mr.. Douglass sustained Il burn on
his back when his bed caught afire
and n piece Of pigskin about twelve
inches square was required to cover
the spot, which refused to heal in re-
Spouse to other applications known
To medical science. The operation
Thursday was an expensive one and
Mr.. Douglass physician believes that
it wilt prove a success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
PATHOS IN THANKS
FROM BELGIAN TOTS
Counties letters 10 Relief Commits
sion show Gratitude of little
Ones to America.

The American embassy In London
has received dispatch bag. the con-
tents ri which are probably more re-
marhabis; more curious and certainly
more pIttfpl than any documents ever
transmitted from Europe to the
America neople. Through the same
channels. since the war Of Indepen-
denee, there have come and gone
. countless communications which
made FOR peace or war among the
nations of the world. These are now
nusty state pa perS, oniy dragged
from oNscurity hy The politician or
the eon:roversiaIist. The papers IN
the bag which Ambassador Page has
just received from the American le~
cation at BRUSSELS viii Eve and
breathe and have their effect so long
a. the spirit Of humanity sways the
progress Of civilization.
This bag from Minister Whitl0ck
in Brussels was chock-a-tiock, not
with diplomatic, documents. not with
protests against outrage, rot with dis
sertations upon neutrality, but with
letters from thousands of little chill
dren thanking the American peopIe
for keeping them alive.
On postcards. many Of them be-
ing photos If King Albert, all of
them decorated With tiny ~osettee.
composed Of miniature stars and
stripes intertwined with the Belgian
coiors, infant hands have scrawled
such messages ss thesa:
"Je prize Jesus pour vous"
Marina no longer cries since we
have the good bread"
"Nive IN bonnie Amerique"
II send you big kiss"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
PORTSMOUTH DERaTORS
ARE STATE CHAMPIONS

Charlottesville, April Sin the final
debate under the auspices Of the Elr-
ginia High School Literary League.
Portsmouth won over Lynrhburg and
thereby gains the title OF state cham
pion aabaters and were awarded the
silver cup. The decision was a two. IL
one vote. N!ss Elsie Rsgbv and Mr.
Ulmont Cumming. representing the
winners. defended the affirmative side
~ the question. Resolved, That wo-
men should Ia allowed TO vote on tile
same basis az rnsn'' Lsnctburg was
represented By Misses Virginia DeMott
and Villa Norris. In the Anal res ding
contest Miss Atkinson, Of Keysvfiie
High. won over Miss Eliza beth Rioe. OF
New London Academy The winner
was awarded a Gcld media, offered BY
the Linden / Kent Memorial. Ports
mouth aid not enter this contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04

Especial TO The Richmond Yrgihian.>
Charlotte, Va. April S.--In the flaal
debate under the auspices of the VIZ
ginin High school Literary League. the
Portsmouth contestants won over
Lynchbnrg and thereby gain the title
OF state champion debaters and were
awarded the silver cup. The decision
was ~ two t. one vote. Miss Elste
Bagby and Mr., Clmond Cumming rep
resenttag> the winners, defended the
Affirmative aide ~ the question. Re
solved, That women should he allowed
20 vote OF the same baais as men
Lyrchburg vas represented by Misses
virginia Mott ard Villa Morris
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
GOLDEN KEY HAS
GONE FROM STAUNTON

Staunton, April .3.--skaunton .Elks
did not enjoy possession OF the Golden
Key long. Securing It late on ThurS-
day afternoon. when they visited the
club house 70, view It with pride on
the following morning they learned to
their amusement that some rival Ibdee
had put one over on them In the
night. notwithstanding this fact that
. radiator with man sized padiockH.
It II tho privilege OF one lodge to ateal
the key from any other. 10 data, thu
key has travelled over practically k1ae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04


No eehoes Of The Christmas carols
have barely ceased when the melody
of rsostar an,},a,,,. f7ro7s .b. o,r+b
IS sprung uhtoNEs 1i'e s'lI 10 paint
inc laughing flowers. And fls this
Old globe ia nor CeasoIese swing
through space. seeks her solstafe po-
9ttuR TO cast orr the EMIL OF winter
ana baaS IN the genial rays Of tho
sun, SD the Christian world n Easter
tide would rejoice ana he glad anew III
the blessed peace which comes from
tue risen sun OF righteousness with
rection Of Christ Is the keystone Of the
Christian arch; the inscriphon on the
banners 81 the church and humanity
nope.
Among tho many benefits and hi@s$-
ings Of tho resurrection Of Christ Is
mat 81 SHpp'VtnG th0 hunger Or m"
human heart tor nn assurance al a
ihture ~ coip"reat existence. Al
bottom t1e desire Tor immortality ~
not SlAp!E. nnr chieity. NJ I1fe 81
cChtlhueo existence h0i OF an eternity
OF preserved personal Identity IN cor
porc'{y and pleasant environment a
phentom sphttda' existence is not
specially ailurins. W hen We lay away
our loved ones IN fh@T mossE beds Wa
are contortsd by the letth taal form
ahd feature VIII ha preserved or re-
stored ANY nrFaFher may secure 4
itFeF attehdahGe ut = sefnlee os 5Ab-
hoafCth8 the lheHe @hAH We kho"
esteh other tneFe anu ta4s iHlp!leS
the heaiS desire Ter an a4taa4 r.
UNION Gvilhlte ptace-~pefsoA@1''
ana piaee4 nor state anu slate
DOS N"t Appeal IL su7s Nah
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04

Washington. April s.--Ernest WI.
liafns. president OF the Lyachburg
Chamber OF Commerce. had a confer.
enoe here with the chief officials Of the
three trunk line railroads crossing ai
Lynchburg. by whom Il wRs agreed
that work on the new concrete bridge
across James River should begin i'm
mediately. The only conditional re-
qulremen. Is that the fifte Thousand
dollars to he contributed by the city
or Iynchburg be made Immediately
available
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
TIFF. APPALACHIAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. INCORPORATED.

OF Bristol, Virginia, having reinsuroSa
all its outstanding life policies In tlsa
State of Virginia in the Columbia I1xs
Insurance Company of Cinc1nnae1.
Ohio, and having discontinued buGl-s
aess in the State OF Virginia, - o3
June Is. 1914. hereby announces ~
intention to withdraw bonds OF I'D
company now held on deposit with
the Treasurer Of the state.