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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Enilrund Of the South
EfEECTlNE. SEirH. rs itlE

EFFECTIVE SEPT. IS. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE EicuMO>D DAILY.
For Florida and South: s:la a. M. and
G.3i H. NJ, 100 a. NJ
For norfolk: c:ia X. NJ. 900 a. NJ. 900
+. NJ, 1900 +. NJ. t4:l0 l.. NJ.
For y. ~ ". Ky.. West: 6:I. y. 81. $50
4. Al. SOC L. Nj, :35 4. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1880 a. NJ. G:l5 A A.
S:la a. NJ. $500 A. NJ. 300 a NJ. 500
L. NJ. 'd:0u +. NJ. t4:l0 +. Nj. 1855 l.. ST.,
1885 i. NJ. $3.50 l.. Nj. 1901 Midnight.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville, 1900 Z.
For Hopewell: Sis A NJ. .l:i5 u. 81.
t3:45 l.. Nj.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ.
9:l3 a. NJ. 6:15 a. NJ, S:35 A. NJ, ll:4e
A. NJ. 'e:l0 r NJ. tl:4o NJ. 6:17 +. ~.
$50 T. NJ. I:i1 +. NJ. 800 r a.. ll:iO
L. NJ.
Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
necttofS not guaranteed
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IN MEaIORIAM.

hhS$hAM 'r"'? sSnf e s'' VA. .AiG' @1a
~ thc ,,,puntE OF iiuNJnnn. Va. January !.
wv. lie 49, reared ana educated in tn.
yirnnnion,S ~ ,he tine and community al
torde,. he grew un ~ he nnc specimen OF
NirElhi" .nNnt""d. intellectually, II. was
f.th.r "Dny" the average. and by the alb
Ncii Informed man. When WAS dc
cared between th" States he One. Volun-
t":rcJ ana drew his .HUri ia defense of his
native state. When Eichmond wac oyacu-
t-'oit President Davis from the Capital OF
ta- totfrd"Thcy. drI was with Nr Davis
when lac MAS captured. After the war
ended aId IN" -iuok" of battle cleared away,
ninn ANA d!d all lac could 20 hrinc Rbou,
t!Nn ANA hnancIn! prosperity. lie married
Miss Jtnni" Wood OF Caroline County. Va.
ana there were born unto them three girls
!, j. ScruEEs Is an honotcu minister of the
Baptist church. After tho death Of his nrst
wife sir. ScruEEs married III" sister Of hts
deceased wiic. Miss Matte Wood one girl
household ana the sixth child oi the family
circle, There are also two grandchildren
Tines" children. with their wiuoNrd mother
and st"pin4thcr. ar. ic!t 10 scatter the roses
a member Of the Masonic fraternity and was
buried 1T Ashland Va. With Masonic honors.
For 81 number -; years Il" WAS Justtc" OF
tr" psac" al, tr"zet. va. and. rs n rule, his
~" ollie IN jus,i1e and - ruth 10 the beet a
Of single case reversed by the upper court,
the morning 81 Scptember ~. 1916 our
coInra,te answered. the last call and parsed
up Ill. eternal camping ground, where
the soldier dreams no moro Of battle
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nTuaTIuN WANTEr-- Male.

WAITED, position ny drug rierk. /. gears
pfnctlcai experience: good prescription.
irnni stock and window DISPLAY man. ES :
Sbiiity. Write or wire. 4. l.. Redniond.
Blacksyilin. y. q.
ENPI'kT ollie" man desires to change for
Suqn reasons. Twelve yrar~ .sitn present
employer. Il very lHrg- misunderstanding coi :
c"Fn. Familiar with details Of cost. book
r'enihs. accounting. etc Experienced pay
.nas'tf Age 30: married. SHlHr: 800. FIX :
ceIi"ht references \ DH. care rlncs b:.-
patch
VIRGINIA rcs'sterod pharmacist. Ia Years
"Npcri:nrc upnn for position: good front
man j. go. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. position by humber Inspector: ~
years cSr.ricn,c. References exchanged.
~ present employed ns travelling snIesfna u.
AddteEsl ]. stI. cnre TinPH- DisDatch.
ESfEhlENcED clerk wants position ~
clerk or bOokkocDcr IN store. Can furnish
good reference. Amply Box ijt South Hil!.
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FOR SALE-lscaI Estate.


PROMINENT resident corner paying, 10 per
easy terpa. r. 5il. care Times Dispatch.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME In
Albemarle County, Va. Il noted
residential region. Social. climatic
and scenic conditions unsurpassed.
500 acres of fertile land Boundary
OF beautiful timber. Many streams.
New Colonial type dwelling. with
modern equipment Magnificent
building site. Outbuildings Al.
Station on place. Property selected
by cultured man of discriminating
Judgment. after thorough investiga-
ton. Owing to pressing business
engagements he offers this valuable
property for immediate sale. Price.
$4,000. Apply to Real Estate IN
vestment Company, II. W. Hilleary.
President, SIG Connecticut Avenue.
Washington. ID. c.
FOR sale. 5oNl35. facing east. Griffin Ave-
nue.. rarkiani. sIi.per foot to quick buyer.
Owner. y. q. Box :o9.
FOR sale, pr"fi,sble manufacturing bust
terms or exchange for real estate This is
oDportuEtty 70 secure business that Will
pay over 90 per cent net year. For
Interview address Manufactures" Box Alb.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

-.....a .-u-Ne ....Elaonu-LlalH 1T. oiaiioil
ocAvu.,c nsurva not guaranteed For thu
Souin-Duiiy. o.3v A. Nj. local: 1880 "a Ai
cypress. ptrior "unct car; u L. Nj. express
A:l5 +. NJ. express. sleeping car open $500
l.. NJ: $500 l.. NJ, local, for l<eysville. Chase
C!ty anu Buffalo Litniu Springs-weck days
York River l.tne-5:lU u. A.. Stenme.
Train. except sunday connecting for BLitl.
more tParior carr. 1885 A. II. and al. r.
VI. daily. local
Trains Arrive ltichmond-Erom .hc South:
7:0h y. NJ. ANA $500 A. NJ, 800 +. A. $3.50
2. NJ. daily; S:4s A.. NJ. except sunday
From West Point: S:i6 A. NJ. except Mon.
day: o:+0 ~. NJ. and G:l5 l.. III. daily.
Office 81. f.. M3'-. 81. PhG?r Madison 27a
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,iusTiNGs RELEASE DEED.

ono Decd OF Release. Amounting To.
Sti.150.
Gordon N .Ndamson. trustees. to john
l.. Walthous. lSoNi50 feet northwest
corner OF McDonouSh nnl Thirteenth
Sitccts. October =, 1916, SG,@5e.
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INSTRUCTION.

WANTED. girls small boys at Eicubcrg
Female school. christian home in The
country. For catalogue ;.ddress Is. vi.
" allies. or Aii-s C0nrtance WALES. Schuyler.
.NrlsOn County. Nn.
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HusTiNGs TRANSFER.

Ono Deed OF Bnrgnin rnI Sn.r.
Amounting TO SkiUG.
John l.. Walthour to HcrSev O. rlutt
ct uX..33NluS feet north line McDcu-.
ouSh street. &C feet west Ut Thii tecttli
street. September -. 1916. tax yi.4pt
80 cents.
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Danville air

octohcr l0-I3--s5.05
l:iChmond to Danville and return.
October to L.: return limit October
JIG. including admission to Fair Grounds.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
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FOR SALE.
CHOICE
BUNGALOW

Just west of Forest Hi; 80 yards out
side Of city. Two stories. . large rooms
and reception hall. Concrete cellar.
hOt-wntcr li"at. continuation fNtures.
Wired for electricity Acctylcnc gas
plant. Independent water supply. Ono
acre land. owner has good REASONS for
selling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is SAVINGS co.
Zeal Estate Department.,
Seventh and inSStreets.
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NOTICE OF. APPLICATION FOR LICENSE:
NOTICE Is hereby given. that In conformity
Win the 1roysi% ms, 81 an act OF The Gan.
gI 10 iSiS oi Silfshm, anpr9%eJ March
nc Undersigned yin on fhnrsdny. the ii
day OF November. 1916. ut 10 o'clock n. NJ OF
that day. apply To the Hastings Court of
meptul purp2ses. and pure fruit. e!hyI and
grain alcohol for medicinal scientific, me-
chan'ral ana pharmaceutical purposcs and
!" purchase hud use nr'!cnt spirits aud aico-
hol for the manufacture NJ IlaVoring extracts
toilet. me,licinnl and antscpiic preparation
or solutions. AMI patent ana proprietary
FI.ETCIEH DRUG co. LTD,
2iol Park Avenue
2a30 WCst Min
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
The Progressive halfway OF the south"
Southbounu trains scheduled TO leave Rich
muntl daily. Y:3o a. NJ. local: 1850 T.. H.,
secpers and coaches 10 Pncksonville; Ia4i
A. M cVncne3 and Shoppers To Jacksonville.
Atlanta ana I3irninhham; c:35 Z. a.,
coaches and Sleepers 10 Jacksonville; 1874;
A. ~, .epers to Atlanta. Birmingham
.JlcIsoiI =. Tampa aud coaches TO JACK.
Eonvilc.
Northhound trains scncGuicd to arrive la
Richmond ,.aii::: 5..u A. Nj. $50 y. NJ.
local. . 80 y Vi. ,3T H. M
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.oN IT e FIX =.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION For LICENSE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that In conformity
with III" provisi:n of mn net OF the Cen Cen.
eral Assembly OF Virginia. approved March
To- 1915, The undersigned Will, OH Thurs.
dnv the 2nl day OF November. 1915. at
the S,d Hu gH i;c Court OF the ely ,of Rich
r"nmirr'l under he provision OF the :iforea
said act.
STUART H. CRAIG Pharmacist
Corner Two"ty,Yishth and Broad Streets.
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NHTITE OF AiIiLGATIoN F0R LICENSE
NOTICE ~ hereby given, that in conformity
with the provisini;s Of an act oil the Cen
oral Assembly, OF Virginia. approved March
m ~ viii; on Tn%rsIny The "a day
that day. apply To the Ilustings Court OF the
city Of Richmond. W., for iicensc TO pur-
rided Ia the said act Of .Asselpbly.
49, ScilEER'S.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
NoT,SE Is hereby given. that in conformity
with the provision Of an act OF the Cen
16" ,ai 5se'9 'S %d ,NiEEin; approved arsh
day. the "a day "f November lgIG. nj 10
",.ioGk a; ~. "L that day. apply 10 the
ilustings Court Of the city Of Richmond for
license TO sell soft drinks as required under
the provision "r the Aforesaid act.
T. q. AlcCIORY,
llI-lnl E.asl Rrnuu Sirnnt
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AUCTION S,Ll.s-To.Day
ltY G. L. Il IL. l.. DENOON.
Real Estate Nurtipncnrs

liN G. j.. n H. 1. DENOON,
Reel Estate Auctiunccrs
TRUSTEES BALE nY ptiu.ic AUG.
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE DWELL.
lNt;S IN ltt;NRlHO COUNTY, HEINZ;
PARK. On lots Nos. H. 81 AND
&c. FRONTING; 100 FEET On TILE.
WEST LINE OF PARK AVENUE.
i;y virtue 0f II dcrd OF trust. dated
June 4. 1910. nitd OF record In iIenrico
circuit Court. deed book iSS-A. PAGE
ass. default having been made in tho
paymen, Of the debt secured therein I
will sell by public auction. on the
premises. on "Wednesday. October II.
1915. at / o'clock T.. NJ, the above de-
scrihed property, consisting OF two very
attractive dwellings,, With lots fronting,
100 Zee, on the west Tine Of Park Ave-
nue..
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
any unpaid taxes, and to pay u note
Of 5000. with interest thereon from
June .. 1918. balance at one ami TWO
ycarr.
GEORGE: T.. ilAW.
Trustee
e L. " H. L. DENOON
AuctioneerS.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

FURNITURE. china and Wedding present,
packed and shipped with care. jucoi
Cnilauf. Phone Madison 329a.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
NOTICE Is hereby given. that IN conformity
With Tue pr"risi"n oi an act ar the Gen
crhi Assembly OF Virginia, approved Murci,
10. i:i6. INC undersigned VIII ON Thurs
day. the I'd day Of November. 1916 at
J.. o'cocli y. NJ. of that day. apply to Tie
tlustin.s Court ot The city OF Iicliniond for
license to sci! soft drinks = required under.
the provision OF the aforesaid act -
MONROE CoNFEcTIDNERY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAIf:SMAN, experienced. To travel near by
territory. GOOD opportunity for u live
hustler 70 max. connection with reFpon-
sible MANUFACTURED Of staDl. line. i:rriv :, [
once: giNihI age. "Nperirn"p plon. Slust
Furnish high -ci;iss buI!i.ss -.icr.,,rcs 4
Jl6. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. experienced folding paper bok
salesman stat" experiences. where
el.d ANA SALARY or commission rxn.ctc6 I
S1s, Natc Iltnns- DIgnntrh
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FOR SALE-l1orscS.

ckuLLs Misunderstanding livery,
sale and exchange stables: horses and
mules for hire ny day or month. accll-
mated horses and mares and mules: always
Oh hand for sale. Must be rs rcprtr nj &c
or money refunded. Is South Tenth street
FOR sale. 10 head of ponies that Mcrc used
all summer ut Tia. pony track al Forest
thoroughly broke Tor children I" ride and
drive and will lie sold cheap: also ~ head
u good mules. right on; Of hard work IRON,
$3.50 per pair up. All this stock sold under
full guarantee. Can he seen at Piownntn's
Transfer Stables. Ii South Fifteen street.
FOR sale. horse. truck and surrey. 1"1i
Barton Avenue. Phone Randolph 1aaa-J.
4 COOL sahdic mare. GaIts single foot and
cuni.r: weight ao'uS 900 pounds AL
mirably sui.ed for lady'S riding horse.
:Anpiy J. x. irving. liowardsyille. VII
I'ONlES-I'urc bred Welsh and Shctlands
uncNc"Ilcd for sctooi travel. cspeciallr IL.
rnra' districts. For particulars and terms.
Momtrosc Pony Farm. artcrSvil!c. Va. or
j. /. Harrison. Rnutc 5. Box =. or phone
Randolph l5H-J.. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE-inimals
FOR sale. Thoroughbred puppies. Call RAN
- donh 507n. -..-.--
For s9le, fresh cows; III i'alrfay Aye Ave
monh Phonr 3ins MndiSnn:
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itlMoSp GoNrEcTIoNERy

NOTlCE or APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
NOTICE is hereby given that in conformity
Win the provision OF an act ~ the Gen
10. 1919, The undersigned Will ON THURS.
day. the I'd day OF November. 1916. AT 10
o'clock a.. NJ. Of that day. apply to the
Hastings Court II The city. OF Richmond
for license ~ sell soft drinks az required
under the provision OF the .,rorcsnid act
MARCHETri ~ MAt;Gi,
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
Ia md Ersa W,ssiuyt,s md B,ypud-pfsy

so 20 81 A. SIS flso r. tsasfs .5iSps
tizal y. t1soPs, |:.47H. soofs; ts1SFA. .i23sa
S2e ~ Il2l0 H.
ho,,. lsii w. s2f5 F1 vth tNi fIIs Ps Su!
!,,r H. ~ l5kp tt ltt,;ibss iusm. vac. i:s ly. f4t
Pa H. 1925 A. S.iid iatS. Ntd tH& H. So H. $40 PA;
a. a. 20 III. 5R7H.
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WANTED-Eonrd.

MASTED. board for couple wjth you
baby Central location or IN suburbs nt
First stree, TAR line. state terms q :.
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. men and women TO qualify for
appointmcnts 20 he made NEXT few months
Full information about openings. how to
boOklc, CO 1874. Earl Hopkins. Washington.
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BOOKS .hND PERIODICALS.
A miscellaneous lot Of hooks statisticaI and
-. otherwise. worth 500. for sale for. $40.
VIII not be delivered Must be called for.
Eirst E.22r Time E.s2sscb gniidinE
ICE, COAL AND WOOD
II pays to buy coal and wood that burns
pure ashes. j have made specially
is years; Try me once. Long. 1906 West
itroHo. Madison 1868.
CARPET CLEANING.
LET us clean aud store your carpets and
rugs. We guarantee them against moths
W. Fred richardson. Inc. 1oiGG3 West
Main Street Randolph Si9
LET US renovntc your carpets and rugs.
We give satisfaction guaranteed. PHONE
Randolph :3.t: Central Cleaning Co,
500 l.: North Fifth Street. Richmond. Va.
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HELP WANTED-Niale

boys. Good pay and steady, work fot
90. Shipbui,diuE PLANT. Sparrow's Point
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NORTHEASTERN.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
NOTICE Il hereby ;:!ven. that in conformity
with the provision AZ AN act OF the Cen
To- lsl1 ,Aat* i'lH: ,chapt..r 10, page :ia,i
DAY uI November. 1916. al 10 "cldcs j. NJ
~ that day. apply to tho l1us,inga' Court of
the city Of Richmond. Va. for u license 10
dispense soft drinks. 49, provided in the said
act UI Assembly,
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PROMINENT resident corner paying - per
cent: very central location; NIL sell chcn u.
easy terDia. /: 5il. care Times Dispatch.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
TWO MAN EATING
SHARKS CAUGHT
Huge Fish Are Captured Alive
in Waters near New
York City.

NEW YORK, July IS Reports Of
sharks killed, captured and seen
came from many points today. Two
of the man-eating species were
caught alive, one being hooked in
Princes bay, Staten Island, and the
other taken in a net at Atlantic
Highlands. N. J.
Schools of sharks were reported
in Long Island Sound. Near Ste
phinstone light house, one was killed
which measured seven and one-hall
feet long. 1t became entangled in a
net.
Captain Hill, of the steamship
Finland, arriving today from Liver
pool, said he sighted two enormous
sharks OIL Fire island.
Up the Hudson river as far as
Ossining, New York fishermen re-
ported they had seen huge fish and
three men fishing off the Larchmont
breakwater in the sound made for
shore when they saw what appeared
to be sharks.
Residents Of Matawan, N. j., con-
tinued their hunt for the sharks that
killed Lester Stilwell, a small boy,
and Stanley Fisher a grown man.
The funerals of the two victims were
held this afternoon.
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But There Was Heroic Work ON
the Part of Tug and
Lighthouse Tender.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 15.-
All Of the l42 men who we're on
board the big naval collier, Hector,
which was wrecked last night on the
South Carolina coast, were brought
to Charleston today by rescuing yes
sells. Many of them have minor
bruises and four, including the chief
engineer of the ship, were taken to
a hospital seriously injured.
The real story of the wreck of the
Hector has not yet been told. Its
skipper, Captain Joseph Newell, and
his officers declined to talk before
they had made their report to the
navy department, and all the men
who have been saved are reticent.
The collier, a vessel of 1920 tons,
was bound for Guantanamo, with a
cargo OF coal and supplies and had in
addition to its crew six marine re-
crults for the naval expedition in
Haiti and Santo Domingo.
1t was battered by the hurricane
of the coast until Its reckoning was
lost, and when it finally went upon
the beach fires were raging on board.
Heroic work by the tug, Wellington,
and the lighthouse tender, Cypress,
resulted in the rescue of all of the
ships company The Cypress took
off the last twcnty-one men early to-
day lust before the collier broke in
two and began to 20 to pieces.
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FIST FIGHT
Occurs at the Convention Of the
United Mine Workers in the
City of PittSburg.

PITTSBURG, July 15-Delegates
at the special convention here Of Dis
trlct, No. 5. United Mine Workers
Of America. today refused to vote on
the agreement submitted by the OPP
orators. The vote was delayed until
Monday, so that delegates might re-
turn home and confer with the men
in their respective towns az to wheth-
er they shall adopt or reject the New
York agreement. A motion to de-
bate was defeated by 1T 10 95.
Feeling ran 20 high during the day
that while the vote to Go.ay action
was being counted. the lie was
passed between two delegates who
came to blows. It was with some
difficulty order was. restored
Chairman John L. Lewis declared
during the convention that the de-
cison Of the miners will affect the
central bituminous competitive coal
fields which includes the states Of
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and In
diana The rejection Of the New
York agreement by Pttsburg miners,
he said, will jeopardize the whole
field.
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TO CELEBRATE
Return of Thomas Mott 0S-
borne as Warden Of the
Sing Sing Prison.

SING SING n. Y, July 15-All
the prison buildings here have been
decorated with American flags, ana
green and white bunting, colors OF
the Mutual Welfare League, in anttc-
nation of the return tomorrow OF
Mott Osborne, as warden. Plans
have been made, it was announced
tonight, for 1000 conyicts, modified
under the leaders of the league. to
line up ut the prison gate and give
Mr. Osborne rousing welcome.
A platform has ben erected from
which Mr.. Osborne and the retiring
warden, George w. Kirchwey, are
expected to address the prisoners.
Since Mr.. Osborne relinquished the
wardenship six months ago to de-
fend himself against charges con-
tanned in indictments returned by the
West Chester county grand jury, the
inmates of Sing Sing have been look
ing forward to tomorrow's event
Besides a parade, led by the prison
band. the program will include floats
from every shop, some of them repre-
scnting the aims and aspirations Of
the Mutual Welfare League. founded
by Mr.. Osborne, and others bur
lesquing the efforts of those who
were responsible for the charges
against Mr.. Osborne, Of which he
now has been cleared.
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When They Are Told to Go to
1t after Their Long Period
Of Waiting.

BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE,
via London, 11:2O p. m, July 10
After the breach was made in the
second German line yesterday, cav
airy detachments, English and In
dian, for the first, time had the re-
ward of their wait,since trench war
fare began. Then went straight in
the face Of the Germans, who were
forming new defense line between
the strong points Of High wood and
Delville wood which the British in
'antry was attacking
It was 1880 in the evening when
they rode from the cover whore they
were awaiting orders to cross the
fields, after their patrols had felt the
way, with clear going ahead and be-
hind them the demolished trenches Of
the first and second lines and an area
of shell holes, which made difficult
their progress to their rendezvous.
Tnfantrymen who witnessed the sight
hardly believed their eye9
When some Germans with auto
matte rifles, which are virtually pOr-
table machine guns, blazcd from q
wheat field the drngoon got their
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CONFERENCES
In the City of London Results in
an Agreement among Some
of the Allies.

LONDON, July l5.-S:@O p. NJ
Regarding the Entente Allied confer
ences held at London, the following
official statement was issued today:
Reginald D. McKcnna, chancellor
of the excheQucr, and the finance
ministers Of France, Russia and Italy
held a series OF conferences in Lon
don on Friday and Saturday. and in
conjunction with the minister Of
munitions of the United Kingdom and
France and General Belaiff, chief Of
the general staff of Russia, discussed
the financial measures necessary TO
meet the military and other require
ments of the several in the joint In
terests Of the allied powers.
"McKinnoon Wood, financial sec
rotary to the treasury, Lord Reading,
Lord chief justice. and the governor
of the Bank of England, also attend
ed.
An agreement concerning the
combined interests Of powers has
been reached with the object of CO.
ordinating further their Joint ar
rancements for supplies and finances
Separate financial agreements be-
tween the United Kingdom and
France and Italy, respectively, have
also been concluded, and a discussion
with the Russian minister OF finance
will be begun Monday"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-07-16
OILPRODUCTION
ON THE DECLINE
Loss of Two and Half Million
Barrels is Made during
Half Year.

LIMA, o, July l5-Crude oil
production for tho first six months
Of 1916 in the United states reached
total Of 148,OOO,OOO barrels with
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Indiana con
tributing total OF 100000 bar
rels Of that amount, according to
statistics compiled here. AS COM
pared with 1915 this Is loss Of D.
100000 barrels with Pennsylvania
an OdhIo and Indiana dropping $50
900 barrels Of this total.
During the FIRST half of the year
the stocks in the central states were
reduced $4,000 barrels and those Of
Illinois 100000 barrels. At the
same time the stocks in Oklahoma
and the middle west fields increased
100000 barrels.
Statistics show that the produc-
ton Of the first half OF the year has
gone almost directly into consump-
ton.