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RAILROAD NEWS.


REPORTS or railroads Tor tho first week of
S'ntcH'her 80 Tar received indicate the effect
on gross earnings OF the freight tmbar-pes
ihe't enibargoes. declared by the railroads
a. measures Of protection AGAINST the IN.
'rldhna strkc ~ many instances were par
ttsiiv effective from the frsi day OF the
mouth In no instance. however, did the fun
Cmharso OF any prominent railroad become
Effective. hut how serious the effect on earn.
mss would have been had thc~c measures Of
SELF protection hspmr fully effective is pretty
MAINLY Indicated by the figures so far for
the first week for the Eastern and southern
district roads. witch acted more swiftly IN
ms matter than did the Western district car.
ricr-
In considering preliminary weekly fxurrs
Tor AUGUST II Will he well 10 note thrt the
combined reports Of all important roads IN
AUGUST. 1913. showed an increase IN zross
Tor that month Of 10 , mile as compared
with August. ia,I. but a decrease Of i% 4
MI" ~ 'oniI AIRED with August. 1919. and .
az, rt'>' oi 3"0c as ,o'npsrcd with August.
>lnila- rrirss for July. 1915. showed .
decrease IN gross Of onciNtrd ~ 10 4 mils
IS compared ~tth July. 1911. while for June.
1878. th'r" "is 'howu n de- rease ~ .russ OF
troihir1s Of iS a mile as compared With
JUNE, t9ll
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MINING NEWS.

NN>kN GOLD MINES 90 -N,,iss. heat
'hEs 81 ere during Hr>t 10 dsN~ "t >"p''ut't
reported A. tl.il y ton. Preceding htgh r'crrl
Hv'rsr" Tor y months run WIS 81 g.. attHin"l
~ January. l'nllb average at 80" tone "l'
mill"d i reported
ARIZONA tbNMI'E,INl-it" Reported tbat
company hat produced aisut 3.nttfb lr- cop
'"r 10y September l.. aud had s5u, w ,n>h ~
harl. Higher .rsd" "ir than that uncovered
hr-"tofur" b, laid to uo opening Lp ~ -,
lower levels. and large pIantrt". o. ~tuf'r,ur
Improved ra,Iiurvy will render is lHudiu.
NOR" ''uu'iul'al ani %prnh'Shl' than al present
WITE DETROIT OFFER q Ii>r-pcs.
pa''t from property saw new mach ucGy or.
ierrd frr pphir mai ~ Mat has arrived and
- hrirg Installed ,'rul Mgr 'rsi,n. Nhu T.
r'>, at head 81 Davis DHlv 90 upcrrtioTS.
ss,s be expects Z" hH," good tnnung, IL zine
80, for nill when new Cun'"ntrAtur l. II t
commence" operations,
ONO joNt co Announced tp r't>uuig
that company has acquired Md Kansas "a
& Gts C'. Pre-" Is rrp"rteI IN ,N,"~s az
st.SN.p'o
sHATTUCK ARIZONA COPPER Doe. irrt
81 ~ IT.. both rH,ahl, o'. 20. I" -" /,
NJ record Sept ~ Aug production. $50, S.,
In copper. -:1li3 lhs lead and 500 o,- soli
output -Ino" Jan | ll,Fit.SNi llS copper. .
lOl 80 lhs lead and tN ol> sold Or SHIN.
rcn's during Aug averaged br tons n day. II
witch 90 tons we're lead orc ami 80 tons COP
per ur"
UTAH toiPEI. 90 Preliminary estimate,
iudicstr Aug production "uual To- Jul' hisl
record "f ~. ~, IN, lb>. output ~ far In lgl,
has amounted To about .,.ts'.'rr lbs.
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through western Texas - t"ing constructed
from Iul'h'-t, I"y ~ Seminole. by Atrhisou.
T"n"ka \ santa f,. and VII connect with new
Inc ~ Midland u Northwestern being built
from Midland. TeN. Ia >.9ninulr. These two
roads viii connect 81 Seminole ard Through
s"rNl" r VIII ;" established over them. From
Nidlsrd 4" Iuht~H'k - shnui 10 miles. ~
Nidland. Midland 4 Northwestern will connect
Win y, Nss A Iasiu,.
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COFFEE MARKET.

4 result OF further prcclpltl. ON ~
Waytl ami an ahscnor of cht"ld" support
tho coffee market was lrrcg Mar yesterday ana
finally lower. cinsin- : nonls net lower !"
rnini- hf-ncr The ,dN ti'ts Wv" oulN ~
tho ur.t twn pu- ''ou'. lI'c' months an show
IN. hcavIn.s. near tho lose.
Tilr OprIIr- VIZ StcA'Y al a pirtldI ti
,lu.. oI . ro.ui> amt for , imr tue nlirhcl
,i sullvsI modC"I,c tirniu,s- adNduclu- . 90
nnIuis over tho previous rgh' IN response
10 ,Iupprf from cotton l~n''rr~is anu some
'r,, Mat tho rams ~ Brazil mshi he fol
low'ui W, cooler weather. whtrh Is unl'-lrdhl"
al ~. time ~ ihrr" Wa nothing IN tho
irtnal urv~ to Sustain TIM theory. however,
offering increased aztec midday and h"ramc
amt, heavy ppl" ihr Clo-c, win 4 depressing
rir,r IN the market
Rounr'- indicated ram IN thrco ilS'l'is oi
Sac paulo and -how"ry IN two with icmpcLi
,urrS r,uGIu. from - to ~ degrees tn"
fact that lira2ll seemed q little nor" dls'
posed 10 sell also influenced sentiment here
IN the lu" iitrrnnon
rht local market for spot ,c"nr" Wa
uuIctrr. only n routine business bcln- done,
although the UNDERGONE was steady with
pri,rs unchanged on the bass of 70" for
RIO - and NC. Tor Santos IS Range OF
url,tS.
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plus. $40. -. iu' 80 ,.-n-s. sea y, de-
So. 40 net after taxes. tSf -. IN" ti.'Si.
total Income, Ndt 81, Inc sinT'i hr">~ f'r
: months So .fa.1sl. iur s1g.i-i r'' afttr
taxes. <it..o.,. de-. So fS7: total income, ,t.-
7~.,'H dee. - 81: surplus after charge. s.
tl. ~. ~, 81. So Ial after preferred llN.
bends. 81 COOS. dee sIl'."i.
PENN WAITER y TOWER 90 -I--l-rci
Iuart"rlt div .dend ~ ~, ircr,ns" Of u II
10 over lat such disbursement. payable oct
| to stSA ~ r',"ri sept IL
TWIN CITY RArlD TRANSIT 90 -Aug
gross. s,a. 80. IN" Sis.6J gross f"r y months,
"a 81 as. in,. tiie. &C.
WEST PE\N TEhCTfDN-Es ports '1r
Iu.y gross 5 I6.Ss'. in. 500, tf9, net ss''.-
o.. In. ~s-i.tsl surplUs 80 500. inc
'-..s: Seven months r~o.s f1.i93."-h.
inc. s6s..s5>. net $500 80. inc. tl52.-1..
surplus S-iNi. Inc S-ig.i,o
July reported ~ NH. ,i', compared viii,
sln7.. So for July. lgii Ian =" Ans returns
for IN two Years compare IT. %,lJi.tS /"
e. Ia H.
The sun., 1916-09-13

tn Nbiirt NatinndI RsuA located At
NsticA. m the state Of Mas-,chuse,t o.,
closing it, ansirs.
All no'r holders aud other creditors o.
the association are therefor, hereby not,
ned to present The notes and other claim.
for payment
FRANK e BISHOP. Cs-hi.-
cop'orhe- = 1915
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,hnuco and chicago Hoard : Trade. hhs neon
.lr,,od in membership 10 N"w Work Produce
E,rhauc"
rIinE II\E n~rltNEv'ES Decrease ~ -,
~, 10 1859 IA hhl - imported IN Eastern
rrc line dr!i,cr.s for Nug - compared WV,
inu., during Jul, Receipts w'r' !"N.N'l
ihl. gain m -; jl2. aud dai> H'"rae' "Hs
g. ,G2 inls gain ui i.lli,
The sun., 1916-09-13

Tn" annual meeting ~ the s,o, khoIiers
ot ia" \d'!unaI ta>k"t Go. for the election
OF trustees for IN ensuing year aud for The
transaction Of such other business ~ MAY
properly come before III" meeting. will he
hclt a. Ho'". Manhattan Madison Avenue.
n i2rd Stroe', New YORK trtv. at 10 o'rlo,k
IN ~" forenoon ~ Wednesday. September
20, lfl' Transfer hoo%s vill he close on
'h~ rrst day of september. 1918. aud Will
b." r"opcned on the NTH ia, Of Ociobrr.
1916
JAMES y LINAHNN. SECRETARY.
Dated New York civ, August 30, lHln.
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No''- Agricultural u i've stock Jsrer ma.
t.;tes oi rom % uavs to elk mouths
Tafc Commodity

A-ih1ry"f rs'ss for bankers arrc?isrces.
u.i0im IN. g. max mum Rate, or h.'is
'V'hsT.' ru-cN1sci ~ onen ma-Fn, hy
ant, hank. 2,abt-gs Rsics for hijls with
without member bank i~ndor-rTAui. with
q i'l"' ni ninety dHys or les. purchased
''"n matte' Nv e. Louis hank. oni~
'-- 'Nr Irpnercial rnprr purchased in
~ market by Dallas bank. 2rics Rates
HlN trrt1ncrs. with ~nsiuri'ies Of
'f q" i---. puu'iis--i 30, pv-u ui-r.
"'ho1i member hank Endorsement Nv
v n''eirs h-lrrh nj Atlanta bank. ss.r
Ht" ~ - for commodity paper Sith
T'ie. ~ f"nm svty days to SIX months
80 t So Frt1pt.po hank
The sun., 1916-09-13

m" annual meeting or tho s,o,thoiI.
o. ih" Horn silAcr Mining Company wi
sos N,'vrulth bNl'diug StE LAX city.
Utah, on October l.. 1915. AZ - NJ for the
Ing January ls'. 1917. for IN" purpose of
carrying ont the plan SCI .orth IN tho ri'
Cn'ti signed by she President, dated August
70. 1915. aud matted to tn" stockho'iers.
ana for tho transaction ot all Other bust
ness That may he lawfully brousht b.
fore f..
The transfer hooks will close Septambcr
18TH. 1919, ~ u noon aud reopen on Sep
TENDER 9Th. lHl6. - "a \. ".
EDWARD =. EMMETT. Secretary. g,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
nVNt>O>->tAkkriB tUMrNN1.
NOTICE TO STO( kuOI.DERs.

\ spc,iti meeting Of the ito, kt.o lers Co.,.
tn" IHbMFSpN" -STAEKET1 tDMPAN'
VIII he held on the -,;h DIZZY ~ So1tsmD,r
1916. ~ twelve o'c'uck noon. at IN. on.
of said company, No. - wal street. Bor
the our pose OF submitting to the s,ot&
holders an agreement Of cOnsolid. lion "tth
the Wall and William Corporation, and FOR
the purpose Of acting thereon and upon
other matters referred to In he circulars
dated June -, 1915. June %. 1916. ana
July J.. lHle. addressed and sent to tn
Stockholders
Dated. New York Citv. September l.. 1910
LOUIS J HDRpWlTI President.
EDW ARD " r. GRAY. Sr,rrturN.
The sun., 1916-09-13

I~NITTUREN TTN TTIENU NJ. n,
Tho regular 0uart'r.N dividend IT li.',
on The rr''orrci >fn!l of ihla 'nmpru,
ih'- dtN h""u declared p',,hlc on sou
touNcr 3oth n"Nt 20 an rr,'rliri Stu,k
81 rorori >I,''inh",
u. W pt:rNEiirl.lbGI Treasure
September lath. 1910.
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sIi\ ER PRICES.

!, ,ul.HI, . Ms i'psc. an ounce m
I-nh"f, Ihi 20 -io. an ounce; IN Sepiop-
q sic an ounce; IN September.
T. 'H an ounce. IN September. 1911,
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position that caru.hss should IA. atle to TAI"
car Of all probable growth without contracting
further capital Liabilities
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WESTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES.
TOTAL OPERATING RENESTE.
decrease
ALAnNMA ~ SOUTHERN ncport. fr

ALAnAMA, "r SOUTHERN nsg"r,s for
81 So nom July | sl,ol7 ~, inc. s&i.J7'
',NNnlAN rM1tl' Expectation tla,
m"tting ~ stockholders ~ president AMI be
rome ,nairmsn ri hoard "f directors. While
NJ WmtiP"s M,nd"I 80 "nniai Inspection trip
pos, f-uin new IN j. I" prepare for immisra
ton sue 10 How h"aNilV ~ Dominion after
vnr. Prosperity ~ western Canada and nsri
satisfactory. Reports for 'rsi week of Scptem
her gross earnings 81, $4,000 inc. ss77,oW
CHESAPEAKE a ~oHio-i."por,. for first
Veg OF S,p,"mH%r rr"s. cs * M''' AZ; nsr
I'M, gross earnings sJ,97.. l5f, Inc. Ss:s. SO
msia, WAY az a , 81. doc ''; 81 ~ Is Inc: . mssa,
ton sl,"'f ;sc, inr si,s'S, net after taxes
81. ~. ~. Inc. tolj,ej'
,UupACO. BURLINGTON 3 QUINCY Re-.
pot!, t. :, !. f.r June Eros. car,ins. s.;
gus ,,lf.ugs Sl"2 7iS, 49,, inc t.e}a,S Sc; net
ai,cr ts>,. SO. i,6, Ss3, inc ~. 0D,.S 80.
@ri'\Gn INpIANAroLlS 4 LOUISVILLE
sfR, tn. inc. sll6, "o0. mnint way and struct.
81. ~. Iur. SiG, "a MAINE. equip, sl33, iaj. inr.
,5.ial; transportation si@, 10, inc $500, net
non,hs ridcd June 20 gross earnings S7,soi71
inc .i'5%a ma,n' WY sn1 ,,ln't; So @''
Ia, irausportatlon .a,sl>,4 Il inc. si5', 500 nc'
after taxes s..el7.cSi Inc $685., sj:.
CHICAnO n NORTHwEsrERN - Annual
m%crtin. IN New York Oct ~
CHICAGO, Rotk ISLAND 4 Pacific
Tor,oIn4nrr action set for bearing hofnre Judge
tArp,,trr. This IN construed ~ favorahIc To
r,,ig.ntz.t.on plan, ~ h" has iuaicatcd from
beginning q desire ana tN'"nilOi 80 irr -
pssslhl". tr pui property on is feet during re-
,n,yrrshlp NV bringing all factions together into
surur practicable cu~mproml$" reorganization
plan
about len ears u daN. against \n-ust lnId
inu, winch increased nearly tN cars n lay
Dthrr railroads ~ territory r"pori about
sane ruudlt Iou- hut ndd that train" IL re
summing normal proportI ou-
CINTi T. ORLEANS 4 TEXAS PACIFIC
--itrlnr's for hrSt week ~ sept grnss earnings,
so, 7Ai, inc. SO.an, from July g.. g'2, 90. inc.
sH7l. 'HN
pEI.,w ARE, IACk AwANNA 4 WESTERN
In August carried N7','ll tons anthracite 'osl.
,,npSr, ~ viii, ~, aHs In August, 1915 eight
months ended Aug ~. $50, 773 tons. as sgainst
> sen ~ IA 1915 lrrini.
DELAWARE 4 HUpsON-July gross earnings
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N N EXCHANGE.


Ru1- Re.
r., ."S p. y ! !
10 ds,e...s ~ :. :. isgi
~ 81 7. ~
~, -. lsia.. sly ga "
VI Monty Market stronger. sixty
.,, i,cl. ninety days. 3'gr3afr four
s6n'h,. wei. hvc months, sc; six months
III, range m the week ended September Il
81 Va. from sisro FOR sixty days to 3das.q
n. II, mouths range In the week ended
.-,.mhcr j., irii from ta SFo for sixty days
. st,r for sN months; rance IN the week
,..s september 10. 1915. from Ia iis6 Tor
,yy d,vs 10 'tt5',ea for six months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER Market nrm. with
, ..Jsnn. tendency. There wac no shading
a ~ rate Tor four to six months paper
,s,., IN cases ot best known names. Ordinary
,.,a name. brought $40 Trade ao~pt anccs
,,encd %it,riousliy Rates of ?Set. 2igrs
III an wrf. ohi aimed for thirty. SIXTY and
-,,s DAY mliuriiics. II clisihle Tor redis-
.1-' Ineligible bulls ruled from y TO u
Ia
The sun., 1916-09-13
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT o Unclaimed Deposits Drhhni, and Interest ri the UNION. TRUST cont
49,. f%k 9n.m,nhI nj r., dy 81 Oh HEu'" 1910 "de IN "e"da"r win "e provisions
u' h""s p.of uaic,f
The sun., 1916-09-13

FREIGHT CAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
ears in Youngstown district is hecomire acute
aud leading manufacturers express fear that
unless cond lions are sltered operations VIII
have TO bc curtailed Fail movements OF gram
md coal arc chief causes 81 shortage ~ ears
M relief IL promised 10y operators. Daily on
bound requirement of district is said to Il"
uhoIt, | dN ears
The sun., 1916-09-13

GEORGIA SOIrUEEN & FLORIDA Re
ports for hrSt we,k of Sept. gross earnings.
ti7:it. inc 81; from July /. sis. ~. in'
SN6ll
The sun., 1916-09-13
BRITISH.

tl'ar 81 S655
The sun., 1916-09-13

July gross earning. 1852. .n'. inc ii.1. I'm M
after taxes .as,, aCi, Inc. ta,. ia. For sew
months ended July II gross earnings Il. ls7. u
tis7. M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
New Waists, CSC

Women's New Spring Waists.
made of china silk and yoiIes.
neatly trimmed, white and colors.
well made. Special, DSc.
Weisbergcr's End Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
YEARS OUTPUT OF COAL
Production In GcrmnnH Reaches Total
OF Ii0..12.N00 Tons. Only ti.Son.-
600 Less Than for I0Ii.

! BERLIN. February 26.---Th" produc-
Il very good showing. in spite OF the
| shortage of labor caused 10y the war.
| The years output reached II total of
! ii6.l1".000 tons. Or only li,S0o.oo0 less
| than for 1911. and ii.S0o. 900 less than
for the record year OF 1918 of brown
coal. or Ignite. the production last
| year was the greatest ever known. hay
ing reached SS.3G?.o00 tons. or about
100000 more than for 1919. Coke
production also kept up remarkably
we'll II amounted TO 26G5e,00o tons.
or about 100000 tons less than for
| 1919. The production OF hrikrtts from
| both coal waste and Ignite was the
| largest ever known.
! In view OF the fact that fully one
third OF til" miners were called into
service upon the outbreak of the war.
and that further considerable with
drawals proceeded during the past
! twelve months. the production of coal
! is regarded as remarkable. The labor
! supply has been kept up far as
! possible i'll Scvcra! ways. Men who had
worked hitherto above ground or as
! assistants to the regular miners, took
| the places OF the latter when called
| into service far as this could be
! done. and women and younger boys
! were taken on to do the work above
| ground. Prisoners OF war have also
been employed in considerable numbers
| partly as full miners. but for the most
! part as unskillcd help above and un-
! foreground
/ The production OF coal would have
! been even greater Than II was. but for
! the fact that. during the December
/ quarter. a marked shortage OF coal cars
/ prevented the full operation of the
| mines. Owing 10 the scarcity OF lab...
ana the increased cost of living, miners
wages have been advanced. The latest
/ figures available give 1.o4 marks as the
! wage OF III" highest class OF miners
/ for a shift Of eight hours in the great
/ mining district around Essen. which
compares with about marks At the
| beginning of the war. In the northern
! part of the coal district wages ran Is
J high as ..3% marks. While nearly all
commodities have risen in price pretty
| sharply in Germany since July. 1914
! the advance in coal has been very mod
| crate. There have thus far been two
| changes in the scale. amounting to 3
a good showing compared with Eng
| land. where Cardiff coal has risen sl.c0
and Durham bunker coal $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ADVOCATES USE OF DOGS
FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT

LNNCHRURG. VA, February &c
Chief OF Police John NJ. Seay is advo-
eating the use OF dogs for the local
police department. Some time ago he
watched the work Of the Belgian dogs
on the Nelson County farm of Thomas
IF. Ryan and is OF opinion that the
police would have had little trouble
here recently in running down several
hurSlarics which were discovered while
tho burglar was in the houses. The
epidemic Of burglarics in the city,
however. seems to have been ended
when the police arrested Henry Green,
colorcd, q week ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Well known Actress Tells How She
barkcncd Her Gray Hair ana Pro.
NOTED It, Growth With "a sim.
pie Home Made MIXTURE.

MISS h!nnch. Eos". s. welI-kuoVn
actress. who dark.ned nor gray hair
with a s.mglc preparation which sb.
Iaix"d - hoIno. IN receu, intcrvi.w
~ ChicaQ" H. made the fullowirr
statement "Ary lady or gentleman,
can da!h"n ,heir gray hair ana make
IL soft and g!ossy with this siin,l,
recipe, "h!ch they cnu mix at home.
70 half pint Of water add or OF
hay rum, a small box ~ Iiarbo Com
pound. ana !. or Of gl"ccr!ne Tn.sc
ingredients can b. bought q, am.
drug store i; very little cost AMY
10 the hair twice a weck untu il, h.
comes tho required shade This w,l
make a,>tsray-haired person look %
years younger u Is also fine To nro.
r'ote the grourn % hair. relieves lion.
:rS and sc1ip rumors and is exccllcm,
for dardruT ana falling hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

SnIe OF Grnnlteuare;
worth 29c. 39c, sac;
eight lots: some large.
some small, consisting
of coffee and tea pots,
sauce pans. COlandcrs.
Berlin kettles. measures,
etc. Monday only, 2fc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
ON LOOKOUT FOR CHANCE
TO GRIP OTHER BY NECK
Two Armies. mt Close Quarters. Like
Two WrcStlcrS Ready to
Spring Into Combat.
MUD NOW is SERIOUS PROBLEM
Drainage Effective in Dry Weather.
hut Rain Toys With Genius OF Flu
yincerS and Turns bitches Into
Canals.

,-....,,o., 4,,,.o -, >ssn,i,tc1 presS1
. 80. 60,
NN'E'
winter campaign alonS the FRANCO
Belgian 'front.' has thus far differed
, ~, .~s, cxc,r,in. I'm the
,,,, ,x,,-;,,co Inns
given 10 'aS'iSS o''N'e' '"e '''''N W.
The two armies u, close quarters are.
.. l,s, ,sor rl;. I'M, ,vrcStlcrs gather
.,,id
h'S '"e''
f"othold ana on wac '''N'"' 100 -"
chance TO grip the other by the neck.
Nos, .,b. activity between the arttl-
;., o,;rc machines
oN'r"'"u '' VIZ" wv
miners under ground. in the 'rehCAtS
themselves II is largely a matter OF
a .,,i y.,..r with 4, fro
.,
0"e"' va ~ 49, '' ,
works after :" ho''NN p"'"""' "'''',"'s
Tho mad Is more serious P'"o'''''
than NJ 'hc same
account OF heaNE rams. i''Viil'N ''''H
been oone on i"se
the front cNcePt"iE III wy
Flanders. where ihc trenches "e
mostly above ground. composed OF
millions oc sacks OF sand; the water
t,,,ro &c 700 roar the surface 10 MAKE
.; nos.,h, Elsewhere drain
u'H'''"S" 49,, ,,,r
age mas '''' ''''O''' 80 :
but the rain toys WIN vac '''"H %
the engineer an" turns inc ""'"'s INV
canals
Tho mon arc wcll armed AGAINST cold
~, ,a,,,;, ,,,,r ,,,nn,ors sweaters
WI" '''S ,ror,,,,o IN
noo'S. """ at '" - ,,t
the Nosges. WhcTe t"c ""'e' va" va
readily. In the plains OF the w "cNrc
though. where an entire brigade worked
four DAYS 10 execute a plan OF drainage
,a,,,r,n,,. c,rc.ivcd and thcorc;ically
,a., $50. u,s fouud ;nsuriciou, dur
PEREZ '.''' o. ,,,,,oo
inr tho hrs' storm 'h'V' Is II" ;"
ton possibl" against huo ana ""'c'
The bottoms Of trenches are covered
with fagots. hut In vain: they disappear
In Tho mud after storm \ week Of
IT. o,,sos nc much damage as n vio-
'i' .a.ain ~ -, of.
ien' p"hphro'h'''' ''Vo,u'"t y.
hcer VINO mas sec" ''.'i'E
Of the front inns winter
COMMUNICATING: TRENCHES
ARE LIKE CESS-PoOLS
y. o-,o;, ,,r,s of rho wocvrc. Ar.
,o,s ,rd Ir,or5crs Inc Ground all around
~, ~ W. ~. nni.,,or"d ~. sho,Is Of mi
n,;,ars no,orn1 win excavations that
49, ~, ,r,n.rorr,cd into minimum,
iak t rescmHl.s marsh Of in,crinablc
no,nn,mrirn,inr trenches themselves.
sometimes several mile. long. are like
csss.pools. The men Obliged to trami
through them TO get tn the front lin,
arc tired ont when they arrive. on.
relief dctachmcn; was a whole nigh
rnakin:. the four miles from their GUAR
tcrs 10 The trenches; durin, the pasSaS'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
AVERAGE INVENTORY
bF DAY At FRONT

= head ventures above a paizpe,
and is greeted w.;h a volicv II y,I.
los: the adve-sar replies and .t. cr.
!-tens!acs from both SIDES -. the
men a. work drop :h.i- pief- aud
shove!s ,or -" rita ard :he Eu-s.l..d..
neco'n"s general Tn" uorlb SINGERS
1oir in and generally Tho sj&-i-.cr guns.
'olo" covering ,b~ lines with :ras-
n@uts - steel l,f1lirg some rnnr.
woundin@ Others, upturlug the BARI
80 wire "iitanrlemcuts and Carr,ag!ur
the trenches. That - the averaye H.
ventory az Gay % III. winter cam
paign on III. Ir"acl front Una, rho
Official communicate dlyly character
izes as 'raim" II is going on every
daH all along the 'front.'. with cons,a nj
wasiagc % men IN Killed and wounded
our shells 40 10 ftraightcr, bat
without question: hoy DO more damage
than those OF tn German" said an
ARTILLERY officer 10 The Associated Press
We see IL every day I'm hloclshougas
torn 20 pieces auG iu ammunition
stores blown ~; W. can't sec Ar, tic
execution our IRE docs 10 the trenches.
but we cnn gauge II pretty wcll from
what we DO see
The principa! havoc to the Gcrm,,
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$3.50 Rody BRUSSELS Rug. 9Nl2 IT,.
full ) frame Rug: best grade:
Oriental designs. Special COT IN
$lS.a5 Brussels Rug, 9X12 IT, neat
design; large line OF choice designs
/" select from Special S14.9S
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Extra Specials in RUGS al

S49S Crcx Rug, Gx9 IT.. brown,
green and red: can be used GO QQ
$l.oO Symrna Rug. 1Sx3G inches.
best quality, all colors. Spe 7Sc
cial Monday ..............
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New Skirts, $3.75

Women's Novelty Skirts. new
Spring styles, made of large
plaids: separate belts and fancy
buttons. full flaring. Special.
Ss.11. Weisberger's Ind Floor.
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$50 Lace Curtains. yards long.
white or ccru; neat design. CT 10
Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. pAs1C
$500 Lace Curtains. 3 yards long.
madras wcavcs: white. cream or
ccru; all new designs. Spe- CT 40
CHI r
Wcisberger's Third Floor.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-04-19

largest crop ever, estimated at about $50 cars which will produce revenue of at least one-quarter million dollars.
 The box factory here is running day and night to supply the de mand for berry crates.
 It is estimated that about ,3- GOO, more pickers will be needed to harvest the crop and that at least S80,000 will be paid for picking. On account of the thick ness of the berries, in the patch es, plckers will make extra good wages this season, which will last until May 30th.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1916-04-19
M!LNER . HALE

A quiet wedding occurred at the home of W. T. Murphy last Sunday afternoon at three o'clock when Miss Nora Miner, of flick ory Plans, Ark, a neice of Mrs. Murphy, was married to Wm. E.. Hale, of Ft. Dodge, Iowa.
 A few relatives and friends of the bride gathered at the hour and witnessed a simple but inn pressive ceremony performed by Rev. G. W. McCarty, pastor of the Baptist Church. After congra- tulations sweet music, both in- stumental and vocal, was furnish ed by little Olivia and Dorothy Murphy, and the guests were served with cream and cake.
 MT. and Mrs. Hale left for their home at Ft. Dodge, Iowa, on Tuesday, and they have the con- gratulations and good wishes of their Judsonia friends.