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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-28
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Street cotton sold today at 10
tents; cotton seed sold for $4,000.
On the same date last year cotton
'old on the streets OF Bryan for sn
tents. and cotton seed sold for $500.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-28

(For Caldwell and Giddings.)
Trains leave from II. Il 7. c. station.
s. H. Har D.. Ticket Agent
international ana Great Northern.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two wagons and two
buggies, with harness. Mrs. T. NJ.
Ewing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
News of Fifty Years Ago
'r'ro,n The Hichmond Dispatch. April II, 1860

o Mss NS Ta ls% H@"' w ,n rS"ms i" ea hs
ana did all IN the power Of man: administering
$he LADY i'' died ' about ociocE Dr coleman
rr"GH M "a ns"s gm%sr acH Ms n'GHG "s@h
less say that thcr. is no little uneasincss.
~ IS The ' nrs, and let Us hope The last last
~ cholera in This city
The second African Church WAS burned I"
ny %nt about o,H'"rk Just how 'hs hr r,
vas accidental Arrangements were being made
10 h% , church fan, and y may be TIA, some
Tor The fair We're accdcntal,y set fin" 10. There
quickly dispeIed
ro TnG Mniipry coamtsy,o" which nas Hr@n
months fact. since Richmond became
!" military dstrtc, suhdstricj. whatever
zas,cr!a" and ali Of the cases nemGns or IL
G les were '"'"'" over =" The e'N'' '"'N"'-
Tho jefferson Insurance company ono of ,hc
IN. insurance romramirs known to richmond
r iHG M ASr rTS",%'G o, ,h ~ ms
The -four inspections TO- Richmoud for the
pas, quarter We're as follows: family nour 80
.%l> t;rres Son ' -" y %a BAR ''''"'S
orr q" ,h Iro ,rG9 nS of 9fn1E. ana Asx
,hn, be sntisiactcry to ali Of the cor.
VIII" Vas duly ,eced nres , or 9h r ,n| h,
taken cu'ual"t" charge.
Of The io['<a fnf4fman>@ s p"% o g ,rai
There was street disturbance In ,lcxandria
ON !irsmaS Day. AMI the military authori,Ic-,
iHklnS I"Hnlzhnce of II. distorted 1t into -iot.
~ "hIch II Was claimed that certain whites
were cndcavotinr to slaughter negroes with
out just cause. etc. y military tribunal has
ben s"en SLING In ne Uses pretty much ever
latiy DRAWN" their per diem The so-calIed
tribunal has 80 last made its report which may
or may not b" approved by the powers That he
~ NaSliihGi"I TN" report Guds John Man
hln tuli ana gives him nve %cars' imprison-
'r'n' IN Albany p"uitcntary. John LAWYER two
cars. and John Travis, Joseph iTouscman and
Gilbert simpson siN months each. IN q, hard
labor
meeting OF German citizens Of Richmond
t"s h'ii Yesterday with The view 90 forinins
niEr''i"n I" virginia German Immigration. %
g"hrE". The association wgs formed vyi,h NJ
- H"'urirh a president ana 4 l.ybro,h sec
l''aIN br Minrc"crodc. Rev. Nr Schwartz
hr'iHc 4" prepare bylaws for Tho government
uf IA" association.
The United states Treasury uepar.n,nr, "a
""rtS ihht nc int"rn"! r""crr" rs,eipts Of th,
country for ihc past we"K amounted ia IN.
ct ormous SUM of $7,l7SosSs. some money
III Washington d.v bcro.. Yesterday = NO
hr"man arrested General Grant Tor fast drly-
*. having caught him IN tn" act. TIL. ;,crcr,l
Wcnt in""kly before TIA" polio" justice pleaded
d"lN" but not quite fast
The United states HoUga or I,o,..sc,,,,,i,o
St@si,rrua% tool Mp III" civil! rights bill ami
without any argument any excitement Of am.
hii'd quietly passed IL over the veto OF Pres
cont J"hiso' Tho E"t" l@@ ayes to 81
was much chc"r!n" ana som. cxcit"incr, IN ina
crowded gallery. bar "l quici on IN. nnor
Which also well crowded Viii, Scna,o,s
ana "t'"rs having III" privilege Of I'll" noor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

Ea9er the people stood and gazcd
enrapt-
At what the artist had drawn,
\ simple picture of forest and Geld
Waking Ia life with the dawn
Down through the shadows the trees
overcast.
\ windy brook found it's way,
Glistening in spots with radiance,
Cast OF from the breaking day:
a tumbed down line OF an old stunu
wall,
Broken and gone To decay,
Pictured where cattle had roalnea
fancy free.
In paths TO the woods to stray
y CLINT OF morning tinead each common
thing,
And seemed to glory crown them
As though an halo from an unseen
power.
Rested and hcamcd upon them:
n common subject, but. an artist soul
Had caught the inspiring flame,
And the scene new born in the field
mist morn,
lie had wrought aud brough, ia
fame.
And the crowd stood nigh IN their
cagcrncSs
To view the work he had done.
Forgetting such scenes each dawn time
reveals.
Where fields in their riot run.
john c. Winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

was attached to the cord hu, IA. r
so"u learned to ring II when.yer +.
vas hnngIy This was So often ,bn
N" boil had 10 bc taken uwny ,r
nm c~ccpt 81 meal times
rush IN auuuriums have rrcnuery
neroihr so tame that thcy win sv
tht" the hollow OF tho hand o',
rehdii%, aud allow themselves >,
-" our OF the water for "A nome,
NJ Eold ilsh seems at a glance "a
ABOUT tn" most useless crca.ur.
'"r' a. ana Tor At long time he .,
IRE" solely Tor his ornamental win.
h'er ny, h"woN>r 81 wary practi., !,
use has h"cn found for roIdlsh IN ;i,s
n"5tLngtI"n OF the mosquito tn, ,E,.
sv'"'i'h supply destroys the larvae
"hl'h 'he mosquitoes deposit in fun
faiiS, ponds, and other SIM bohi.s
fresh water Thi. fact has given ,i..
10 q 3f"h, demand for goldfish on ,h.
part 81 municipalities. corpora,,ons a. II
Individuals ana The United STATES ~ ),
ON MISSION "ill distribute many gold-
nsh fIy tins year
Native M">uulto r.1trrmInn,nr.
The goldfish used for oNtorris,a,l,.,.
mosquitoes IL not nn imported ya,i,t
nn' ~ ""''Ne To man ponds and rivers
love- temperature than the fancy ,.-
rl''icS ana requires little care
Goldfish may be hntchcl either iv-
doors ~ nu AQUARIUM or IN ou,dao-
ponds tut direct sunlight VIII hasl,~
Ia. process. TN. young arc p .il,.,
gray, nud gradually become gold.
sometimes iu few days, aud sums
times not for % year Some 81 'h..t
remain silver FISH all th"ir lives. ISL i.
other, turn rcarly white y vuldDsu
rs mature ~ "a gear. lat - may e. on
Ero"ius as long AS IT lives.
Despite -, tons life aud its f.curdiy.
TIA" goldfish primarily a domestic
animal. which seldom survives without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
His Honor's Advice TO Ncutrnl,.

Officer. what is the charge against these two
mem" asked the court.
Disturbing the peace by scuminr"
What was ii about
The war Your Honor"
"A-e they citizens OF the United states?'
They say they are, Your Honor"
Then they have no business nigh, abou,
the war. They should be neutrais.'
Your Honor" pipcd one OF the accused We
WASH, scrappin' bout de war. | wuz teilin' him
bout ngh, dat do Rooshans won an III seq
dat didn't pernouuce do name right Den
called him liar. an den he ht me- an l hi,
him back. Dat wuH all. Your Honor"
Discharged But hereafter when YOU fe,-
lows have a dispute about foreign name delete
II That's ,he way the censors do, and they
hit"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
SEEN ON THE SIDE
.yeems River Anthology.

sing the praise Of john Smith.
lie was no intellectual prodigy.
Nor wizard of high finance.
Nor did his personal pulchiitude
cause folks to pause and marvel.
lie had just about the same
Quantity OF brains, dollars
And features as the rest of us.
suppose he was also provided
With about the same number
OF views and opinions.
But the point TO which particularly
desire To call your attention
Is that John knew how
TO keep his views 10 himself
And frequently did it,
II silence me golden,
John was millionaire
And w. j. BIS bankrupt.
ilurrah for John
RtuS mi: Rill,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Chats With Virginia Editors

md sometimes" says the Bristol Herald
n , COLO Vel irars In W. hc was !, long
'ime catching u mis- Observation-Disclosures CITIZEN
Gazette "wr note where :: course OF Iecii,rn. az,
'hriit are I" be given before III. Young Won.
az !, ,hf.Nuhh association in Richmond That's
all YOU know about it. ~
Down on Tho Eastern shore according 10 the
Southampton Times some folks are so serum
ious ia the observance of Lent they seem even
going
Tht Blackstone Courier makes this local sho,
IA a." dark; "if scandal gossiping were at a
premium il might he tina, some people not
thousands of miles away would soon become
milltonHircs"
when visitors are at Louisa Courthouse"
says the Louisa Nirginian, and notice a big
improvement III the appearance or the town and
don Know just how 10 account for il, they can
attribute II To the fact that
Town council has dccrccd that II is unlawful
for the public Trees, buildings and lamp posts
10 hc pl;tSt"rcu over with tin signs and posters
IhcN an" Hi$hErc"ah!c to the Louisa eye" The
Ola town Is growing wise as the wears creep by.
The Charlotte Gazette IL eloquent enough. bur
q htt!c previous, In the following: Along every
roadside to-day there is u riot Of blossom. plum
and doEwood, cherry and ounce. In the woods
that have been dead for months the leaves are
covered In great patches by blue and white and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Sacrifices nj Vcr,iun


| 'h' Frchch estimate OF German casualties
Dc correct ana II appears TO nave been
"'a"" col'serFauNeiE anu supported by exact
h"o"'tde' me Scric' oil ehortS 10 take Yer
"u" '"ca"! mas become on" "i the most
disastrous struggles IN all history. TO attain
thiS op1ec'iVc the iruiiS OF which would be
No'''"i""" "'ita"! ia" Nacrlhcea Zoo'ooo men
Only pN'lcS mixed with desperation could
dlc'a'" the payment OF such price. Now
thhl II mas been paid. Germany will keep up
t"t ehori unti success has been won
failure finally ana definitely established
her sacrifices even ii victory reward them.
Uh'S as part OF plan 10 shorten her western
line. Dtic north from Nrrdun tn iicrn and
and Antwerp, runs The line she would natural
ly defend ii belgium and Northern France
were cyacuai.d Such :, -oiir,n,c,,, ,y,,,,l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
\ Minute With the con.

Hello cop. old top" yelled the cit to the
cop Main street crossing What was the
matter with that chautf. YOU just stopped
He didn't have number on his machine
and when asked him whore ii was he said II
fell off and dropped into the river while he
was crossing The bridge
Did that go with YOU
say, young Teller, you've another bag IN
that bean of yourn, DO look as I: Id fell
in the river Now beat it around the corner
and watch Your steps, or youl' bump in,o that
rushcart OF bannanys"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Not for exhibitions

FFlCERS OF the city government took
~ exactly the right stand when they tor
babe one OF the numerous human hies. VINO
buzz through this section OF the country at
This time OF the wear. 10 eXhib, his proves
on the facade OF the City Hall.
Leaving aside all question OF possible
danger 70 the performer the City Hall is not
the place for such exhibitions Seat OF the
municipal government ana OF the local courts.
is entitled to more reverence. II is true
Tie building is not an architectural beauty
and Joy forever. hut il IS our own-and We
10 not desire /, either mishanded or defaced.
Battle Bob nigh, get hitch on the Roose-
veit steam roller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

Farewell. My Own True Love" which even
the prisoners could stand. They have hired
a regular director. who is to instruct them in
every confused fugue and cacophonous part
song that modern music has evolved.
It's all right for them. but what about
the prisoners? They will have to rehcarse in
the station houses. where men in their cells
tremblingly await justice in the morning. Is
the sovereign State Of New York going to let
its minor offenders be sung to death by
chorus armed with rerolvers and black jacks?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
40 Time to Waste

\ CCORDiNG 10 the Associated Press &C
4 count OF progress on The naval consiruc-
lion program, plans Tor the battle cruisers
and scout cruisers also are under way but
VIII take som" time 10 complete. We also
learn thar these ana other vessels are new
types for navy designers and il takes time
t.k out details
Doubtless. this is perfectly true. and yet.
IN our present state OF unpreparedness, time
is nearly everything. Unnecessary delay
should no, be tolerated. and every threatened
delay should be scruinized TO determine
whether il is. IN fact. necessary.
Construction or the battleships now on the
ways should he expedited They ought TO be
rushed 20 completion. The measures pend
ing in Congress should have carly and favor
able consideration. II we need preparedness
We need it now. and no, 1t some indefinite
future period. Time, as the LAWYERS say, is
OF the essence oI the contract 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Now York's Singing roricc,nc,

Z Elk since the methods % the third de
IL gree were exposed, or exaggerated. all
over tho country, the New York police donar,
m"nt has stood as symbol Of TYRANNY and
,s'rohg'armed oppression. Only its efficiency
was held 10 condone its brutality
But the force has gone TOO far Even tho
underworld viii revolt WITH the permission.
nay the encouragement, OF the police commits
sioncr these American Cossacks have gone
ana formed singing chorus. Nor are they
going to make barber shop harmonies in such
sweet and simple songs as THE Old Oaken
Bucket" Sweet Genevieve" or Farewell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

The Cinch Valley News seems TO have u
query editor too. Here's Of his latest:
~ girl signing the name OF brown Eyes asks
~ there any harm ~ IA boy coming 70 see his
sweetheart and spending the day and bringing
his dinner with Him when her father objects:
II isn't exactly clear from the language used,
whether the governor objects TO the boy coming
or to his bringing his dinner. We venture the
answer that II the boy all, q
the circumstances, and il is winter time. that
he might smooth matters over 10y brinpiu. along
also %cuttic of coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

When Senator Harding lines out The OPEN
ing hymn in the Chicago convention, the
G. O. =. and the e. NJ choir will rise and
sing. There will be discords In the
send of. but by the time the voices reach the
amen. they will harmoniZe and even the
notes OF Sill Barnes will sound as If they
had been oiled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
he Voice of the People

LETTERS TO flIt: :DiTGR should not
over -''o words in length. and the aud 81
!rrss che WRITER cnch com
Muniration, NOT necessarily Tor but
as an evidence" OF good faith. our friends arc
asked fo write side OF the papcr u
aud {" in".osr stamp. II the return 81 unuyuii-
able manuscripts t. expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Ihr pessimist Sn,s:

Forced to nominate Roosevelt fight him.
tho Republican old Guard begins TO understand
the feelings OF the individual who found himself
between Ills Satanic Majesty and the deep blue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Right at Home.

She-pf course, mother will cxpcct 70 see :,
zoo" Hea. OF me, even after wc married
lie Well, don't sec WIN the old lady should
have any difficulty. She and your IA nor sup.
pose are not contemplating divorce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

iicasc stat" ,l"iimltioTs OF '':ffcct' aud "cf-
feet May affect Ice used as a noun"
x ~ w. G.
lncct means TO mpom or influence; TO
make prcicnsc; I" move touch as the pas-
stons: to be fond Of Effect means to bring 10
pass; to accomplish. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Rnt II Won't Last.

''Nhe * not pretty"
"hut she has other qualities tina, make up
for it
WIZ doesn't she make up for beauty same
as some others who are here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

Says the Hampton Monitor: ~ preacher
ran ah aui"mnbil" as We'll anybody If lac
mas ''tr price. but sunday school vocabulary
wont help Il man in driving II mule" That's
Sumabiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

Must I get license in Virgini:, 10 sell an mr.
t!cle made in another state ii go from house
% house offering it, SJIESCTpJDJ,I,
You WIN no, need license unless YOU deliver
"a adj collect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Queries and Answers
Xir.imin in Cun.rrs..

Please tell me now many al the Virginia dele
"Ition III the House IF Representatives are col
i"se mcn and from what colleges they come.
also what il thcir profession. l'i;rERSI:rKG.
Nine: six from University OF Virginia one
from Washington and Leo. from Virginia
Military Institute and one from National Law
i'niVrrSitN Eight lawyers one is :, mil
Usher ard ON" a real estate operator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

what il tho legal weight of meal i'm V:rainia .?
When did Hon Hal Flood begin service in con-
;:rcsS! w, \. CHAMEERS
Forts eight pounds to the hishci lie was
=, lccicd IN 1896.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

pink. III" swamp Is alive with sounds OF spring
ana III" sorrcl horses arc begiunnr TO run. And
We want To iishing."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
iihdictl,uI,.

Have / the right 10 buy NJ rags tinroI etc
aud sell 30 dealers IN the cities"
SUBSCRIBER
Certainly. but YOU mus, get !, license TO do
this SOFT Of business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
Fishing,

Does the law forbid a mans fishing his own
private pollu "h'll he chooses w. y. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
RIDING PROFITABLE HOBBIES
by FREDERIC }. HAsnIN.-rII


bh FREDERIC
,,.,,,.------
..,.,, 80 ~. 80, -. ~ - Hpii y" ne
ne, s,.r. 80 " u ''"u' 'P'.'n
;,.,,,,riu, ,,itoi h1,,ts 80
little fish whose ',h,o,r,,ii,. G..,,ar',,,,.t
,,ils ana n,s rn.,,a,; ,'i 49,, 49,, ~" ,
them IKE fairy drnnrrics So ,r,,a',
were th.v and eo n,,rni,. d..n,,,;,.o
their boou,y ,b,t 49, soo,,cI Iss
like products Of nature ;hnn OF snn,.
Fantastic imn:;inaliou
Presently a man who w.s polir,. =,
them with ran, attention iodir,,,.d. Ina,
he had chosen IN, on. IA. van,.d To
buy. II Was carefully captured ana
put in a litte Tin bucket Tn. on
lockers then caSped with aInuzem"ut
"a they saw the purchaser count out
$50 as the price OF his tyo-ounc.
fish.
As , ,,,,,.r az rar, INA. miro ,.,s
uofGiu. unusual .rh. ..uld nsn has
r.c.,i,ly l.., taken nm ia. foncinrs Ell.
ovcr H.. I.ni,oL Sta,.s and us rou,I-.
lari,y ana MS yalu. are .rowiur r.,,id-
iy Th"r" AZ. plenty Of uold ush iu
tho country worth more than their
weight IN gold. and some Of III" prize
winners M isis shows arc valued az
$500 each. The growth of tho fad may
lac rau;sCd from III. fact ihHt tho Amer
ioau Fedora, ton of colo fi-h Feuci"rs.
which Was crGautzvd ~ 1919 now Int
crally covers the country with tts local
organizations TINS organization dis
tributes iteratur" or lh' care of gold
fish ami otherwise docs everything
tina; II can tor Their iuproNem-ui aud
propaSaloiu
Erect 90 Scientific Urrr.iing.
,r, .t-.i f , s I..
,f. t,,'.f, i,,,,, a.. ,r,,i,,,. "a
-,
, 't, ;,,.I
I'M.
n,.i,,..;nia e.in.,l, ,.,rnd,,e,ior
xxx, 80, LII. ,r ,I.ic,,.
o,t.i KIM, ,, i.,,n,.s ~ a.. 49,,
I'd ,,,...,,I.t Xxx
h., ,h..ir rr,il,.,, ,.I ,.oln, ~, ,L.i.
tails ana inns have. ic.r tcvciopcd To
.xtraordiua,v prouortions Lace tails
fringe tails aud rInruu tails are among
IN. varieties i,drcl ..rprr;cly =; IN,
shows rhan heads ..d hoGics have
bc.r strangely di@tori.d TN. 'r.lc-
scope" ovc which projctia sometimes
hair am inch from ,h. mead. hciuS TIA"
n,c-, s,~il,iu., variety
TIc Japaucsc acscry. credit for
some ~ the most uuusuai ci're,> .l
..old ssh rh"y haN, produced ou-
yaricty Who's" immous, tail nuG hsi!-
liam, colorIur gives MIN iEr appearance
or a sort of aquatic hWtt.rHy 70 the
brilliant rcd. iruiu "hich tn" iSh dc
riv"S its Hhrc. the IdP1n"S" nav"
added blue. purple, yellow and mot
: tied fish The so-call"d calico Nsh'
i@ just nos !arolI'" with breed ef#.
who ar" constantly tiiIl!- I" b'""H'"
u-w ooi"r combinations I'm" Lion
Head '"l"StiAi' IS another creature"
recently added 10 creation i A"N e
fringe ahoU, Us neck, Whl'i +'F'S " n
fancied resemblance /" non"
III" increasing popularity "' nFN
shows. Wh"r@ The rciH arc Judge" OF
. hA"d standards, li"" dog" ana cats
ana medals, ribbons n'rl cash prizes
:,wa rdcd. has brOu.ht into hcinG It
class ui champion fishes with corsid-
cradle repuiaticus Tnls the gold nsh
Prince Kuea j. known 1" every faucirr
in tho country ~" Is ~ J.pAu.s':
hroad,aii. ana his mother w.o had teen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
To-Day's Best toua-ph.rcd ,o

Indignant Professor Quit this quihbiinr.
sly Nh" was King Henry VIII" Answer "vos.,
or IA" '- Pennsylvania Punch Bowl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

The first mosquito in New Jersey heats tn,
robin to il every year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

Popular song. slightly altered by some
representatives TO their constituents, Il Hope
! Hear y on Calling Me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

The Riges Nauoual Bank case bohs M II
had nearly escaped US. Like the Iusitani,
case IL has yet TO be settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

TELEPHONE: Randolph I. Private Branch E1chanE
connecting with all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICATIONS The Times
Dispatch. and not to individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES,; Hss-
ms New YORK: Mutual Life Bulldog. Philadelphia:
Peoples Gas Building. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

PUBLISHED every dry 4, the yenr at 10 south Tenth
street, RChmoud Va by the Tinies- plppStch rub.
li.hing Co. Inc. Charles L. HasLrook. Editor and
haunker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

o. course. the story OF an anarchist plot 10
AiiI ai' crowned neads III Europe comes on,
Of chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11

NO more bntter AT po,sdam the Kaiser,
herhn res'd"nc" hu' pr,t2cls are mo-
parsnips
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-11
they have used

Their dearest tetlon In the tented ncld"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
GASOLINE
CUT PROMISED
Drop In Oils Said TO Precede
Reduction In Refined
Product

FTNDI-AY. o. Aug with an
other cut IN Ohio. Indiana and III.
nois oils. announced today. Il Is pre-
dicted here that the price OF gaso-
line will BIT the tOboggan within
The next few days
The cut in oil. the second within
week. was announced by the Ohio
OH Co. the Standards biggest pro
dueing company. The new prices
per barrel are
North and South Lima, tl5s, on
Eve cents. indiana. il43 OF FIVE
cents: Wooster. s. 30. on 10 cents /:
Illinois. tlS2. or 10 cents, Prince
ton. 1852. or 10 cents. Plymouth,
tl4s. OF 10 cents
North and South Lima oil has
dropped Is cents since June 30.