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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

Ntalos vientos corren para c! ca
rrancismo imperante Y odioso, y TODD
indica uue eSta q punto de ZoZobTar'
en e. MAJ de sangre e que flot" ii
barc0, que lIeva por insignia Ia ban
4era girls de! plan De Guadalupe: o
sean las ralas barbas del patriarch
Ge Cuatro Chsrcas, que han ser"i-
do de handera q ia matanZa preconS
titucionalista. desde hacc mas de dos
largos amos.
Cuando e. esquife del carrancis-
mo creia haber llegado q terra fir
me, empujado por e. reconocimiento
de IN ito de muchas c~ampanillas,
que a guisa de bandera de parliament
to enarbola en- su palo mayor,
he aQui que de improviSo sc lc apa-
recc un obstaculo que lie imQidc sal
tar a TERRA, Y que 81 crece, como es
de espcrarse. 10 hundira en- los mares
de sangre donde ha paseado su ban
dcra negra. durante estos ultimcS
amos de fratricida lucha.
e c~arranciSmo scmbro vivoraS Y
-ecogi0 serpicntes-Nilla y los vi
I.istas;-sembrG relampagos y esta
rccogiendo tempestades, esparcio To-
dos Y esta cosechando fangcs. y
cuando menos 10 pensaba Sc ha Wsto
envuelto en- sus propias redes que
estan a punto de asfiXiarlo, de aho-
carlo. de hacer zozobrar su barco.
.Agreguen ustedes q TODD este q
obstsculo mayor que ahora Sc lie ha
~presentado en- la forma de n revo-
luci0n que dice 20 yerio por e. me-
70 hccho de que no va contra Mn
gun gobierno legalmente conStituido,
y c~onvendran conmigo, en- que e!
barco tripulado por don Venus, Ca
brera. A.ivarito. Pablito Y demas ca
terva demoledora, esta en- visperas
de lfSe z DlQut-
81 dirijimos n mirada hacia csc
immense cementerio llamado Next
CO., nuestra patria, que hace mas de
IN lustro era un paraiso, aunque con
81 serpiente cientifica, veremos que
millcnes de muertos Sc l~evantan de
suS improviSadas tumbas V Senalan
con sus dedos descarnados al esquife
c~arrancista que boga sin vela y SIN
tim6n por el mar de los infortunloa
que ellos-los inconsistencies sacr1fl-
cadcs-formaron con su propIa san
gre en- aras del carrancismo demo-
ledor. Y 81 ponemos el dido aten-
to a los rumores que pueblan e. es-
pacio, entire los m%acabros ruidos de
las humans osamentas que pugnan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
-iTT-tCHE.

~ .Nin - o,I,oin
Il
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SUI" 'o'''' 80"
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hi;
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

Sc solicitan Agentes para la
yenta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de Santa Paula,
Cal, Duncan, Ariz., y demas
lugares donde no los haya. Las
personals que Sc interesen pue-
den dirigirse solicitando precio
Y condolences a LA PRENSA.
Departamento de Agentes, COZ
Dolorosa St., San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
Ell Magistrate Churchman, de Msryland:
infringio Ia ordenanza municipal y Sc
inpuso a 81 mismo una multa de cua-
tro pesos treinta y cinco centavos
JUEz Y PARTE EN- UNA CAUSA

f. en- reclamo barato. Es cast comdn,
sobrc TODD en- los pueblos de nUcstra
g;lz;.. en- Ia que &bundan los cerebros
ule van sobre 10 conventional como
sobrc rieleS. ' Sc Sabc que eS p"rtl-
Garia de los grandcS extremes, los
cuates conSiSten: en- reduclr = pape.
dc China. para usos higienicos Il ley
c,.,;ra. 0 en- h&ccrla cumplir en- 81
Ie;":. mis- que en- 81 espiritu. con n
inju-tificado.
NoSo.ros amigos de Il pose cspec-
t"c..!ur Somos, gustamos mucHo Dc
lamar h atenci3E con geStos dc esa
n,..-.a!eza por 10 mismo que por ala
aha:o. caLa n de ~noSotros cree que
a .cy GeDe exceptuarse de 81 san
GU.
ara mi 10 notable ne - = mu!'a
rt-fua. ~iuo IA >rnri.I~z DE-. rcor'-
4.n.u:o rmph.ado. IA ~ausr"ar.a IL
,-ran.o -i-uifuju d"S'u H. ,ttrA' IN
f~r-tan..a. N;uia H.. p~ro,r>ta: ir ia"
inlua>iD.,. -. jl"h y part. m II"
aia~ac;t~ .nitIIc>. In raSo ma. .2"a.
q ..S nFru-. ESQ fur. tui". H''rII u
~.a>n coSrvyar 10 duc huhI ~ h"clo
fl iuvz CONVERSATIONAL j.. nu"Sir"
raiS al verse .lrnuuciad1 pur ana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
HAY QUE GUARDIAN LAS APA,
RIENCIAS.

-iDesea listed que le ponga un
buen t6nico?-preguntaba IN barbero
q 81 %ciiente.
para qut?-pregunt0 ! SUI vez
el %cliente.
Como para que, para que no Sc
lie caiga el pe!o = lie salga mas.
No me ponga listed esa drcga.
va estoy demasiado vieio para pare
Ger guapo, ' Ia unica esperanza que
me Queda es aparecer como intelec-
tual; y para clio necesito ser culvo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
Washington. febrero IS.

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-.r,,ss.D4 .. riavc que
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=. =. .o..., 4.r A~,i.-rir, rn-
s;. T., nrI.n -. ,c,,.ar g. roaos =
.,,eIr,s. .~eriros o,e deseviaas,n e,
cumpFmieryo Dc IN ordeaanZ;. NUM-
,.;n.,i c,,a rDoae = c.da uno de s>loz
+, o,Ii.,.ri.. IL. remove 4. nicye De
:, ...e,., ~.;,,a,s, f.en-a - SIS AZ.
.-n..,ivus mics dc uie ir,nscu-
49,. ,tiev Ra,as 10 hahcr cai,!o. Fl
M.,is,r,do cnnrcbnan tue uno dc
- t.r,.. c,,. 90 rY~~nlie~on 10 NH
dado. e po!icia DC IL distriro 10 Oh
servo Y nasaaas las dicz hogaS sin
o.e h s.rve hu5ieze siuo quit&da,
abr.I X ve~ia de ent,aAa. suhi0 :.
colgadizo. nizo sonar eI Iim5re dc Il
pue-ta - =! ver gl.c era :. mismo Ma
yis.rato Churchmaa quien "cuIia. le
difo.
c..s .,;,n I,fya-Ea veni-
10 mr., ,o-ifir.r p USED Que l.a in
c,,rI-:so ar ro,f.a O i~nfracci6n de Ia
orlsn,~z. ,,uf i,ral uumero " cit5
-, ru.~o ia j., or6erarzaI y par
= Tr;b,,,,r Ma 10 .inIad.
r.. uror.
T... t;au M s,1,ora
No.. ,rao,bar .Judpe.
Co-.a;,l. :. !; ry-snl
-, - e,r~avis.a >, noli-
ro~;tic.-to . los orr,s We
.nog-." one ,abian incu-
=. -, ;r+r,cri5r ono e.
,,a2s,
80 -. .o4o. jos
C~hoEch"."M' p'SS."-I ~ h,her
0I"S :" "i0"''"- "'s
feS"e.'" e''eo ''soS, " .,
Il case - h.La,
q~t - 5oi ,Io1o
"e'''' "',' mnoi.;n,,
Que Seg|.a u pttSAd.--~ 4h|-AAN'g"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

yESDENOs I'm peQueno negocio en- abarro-
,crividad comerclaI, tlene registrc Y no
nay rezagos. TambiAn IN taller de pe!d-
guerra, compuest0 d. ? s~illOnes. ? espeJes,
repiSss, reloi grande y iOda 81 herram!en-
"a nueya. AmboS negocioS Sc puetien 8irn-
Ter racilment. por cstar en- IN nlSInO lu-
gar. Poca renta. InrorTnan: r. PueDte &
Son, 40i 5. Laredo ST.. San Antonio, Tax.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

u Y EFECTO.

FL iuego es hijo de Ia avaricia,
hcrmano de ia iniquidad y padre de
todos los males.-George Washington.
Este senior debe haber experiment
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

presentation. R~eservadla para es-
tudiarla con medItaIO cXamen.
80. Braal. ~pescador, declara, en- vir-
tui del Oie!Srccht ~ que siSuc con
Ia intenci6n DE- rescatar 81 patrimG-
Mo.
go. Los sindicos dc Noes, LOcring.
Indal, Skoncen. Stod. Sparbo = otros
iugares y aldeas del Drontheimnus
5eptcntrional. piden que Sc conceda
IN prcmio por Ia cabeza del banii-
do, asrsino 2 incendiario Fan, na,u-
raj. sPgtn So cree. Dc klipstadur. .n
lSalndia.-Combate csta pet!,i0n Nj
col Orugiy. vcrdug0 del D~rontheim-
nus. que Sostienc que cl suSodich0
Han lie pertcnecc.-La apoya Being
no Spiagudry, ~conSerie del Spladsrst,
a cuyas manOs drbr il e. cadaver''.
-Ese bandido es muy peligroso-.
dijo Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TODD.
cuando So inician d%isturbios entire
IL O%delsrecht, ley singular que
establecia entire los ~villanos noruegos
una especie de m~ayOrazgo. Todo el
que tenia neecSidad de deShacerse
de su patrimonio podia impedir que
c! %compradOr 10 enajenara. decia-
ranio de diez en- diez aiIos a 10 au-
toridad, que tenia intenci6n DO resca-
tarlo.
Tontinuarh)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
VENTAS:

TIE NENTA-p0s SolartS con r"rca &. aqua.
en- muy buen lugar, de Salor 500, IOr si7J.
LocIc Ia o~pOriunidad, eSta granii0sa Offer
"a dura haSla ii $ IL harkD. rar3 lEfOrIDcs
dIrganse: Guadalupe Rodriguez, 1910 South
Laredo ST. tJ-si
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H..

Ia algeria. a que 20 reduce ia i'-
licldai temporal. :" faiiy0 ella IN
pprsrguirla Iar l~SltroS ' dolnrn'
$3.50 srndrruS. sin hah"E pG-iItlU
~alcanzarla iamaS.
iSAN AGrSTlNl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

II. C. GUENTTIEK.-Agente exclusive para
Ia venta d. los InagnetnS Bosch y los Car
buradores Etaytleld. TengO SicIRprC IN eNiS-
tencia toda Clase de refacCionas para los
magnelos Y carbLradoraS. IlantaS dc to-
daS las mGrca- conocidas. stj Main Ave,
Telfrono Crockett 9uS, ran Antonio, Tex
t3-iJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

81 NECESITA EXPRESS para que lleve sus
pelacas a La ES.acIon o lie camb;e sus niue
bies, hablele a Rosales. Tel. Travis f1ao.
PARA TODA CLASE DE TRAHAJQS de I'm
prenta, dirfjasc q la PItENSA. Los hace-
mos a satisfaction del clIcnte y q precios
reducldos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04

HACEMOS con toda correction, cartas aElo-
roSas, de pedim"nto, relicitaci0neS. cunple-
mos, discurSos y ioda claSe de poeSlls aIn0-
rosas, de auIv-rSarIO. patrioiIcaS, etc, Pre-
clos moderaGOr. DirljanSe por correo .
P. Calder0a, as s. san Saba 81, San Anto-
lio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-04
AVISOS DE OCCASION
TARIFA

NO e adIN!Iel Hl"lO> % ounce FdIlD!is.
81 lister no pucdn v'uIr a la uficina. ma
bic por teleIonO, Travis q Nueyo No. 2iii.
V IN asentc he Ia casa paSaFh Il fcCogcE
sus InunC.Os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

The Francis residence in Jefferson
street was sold at auction yesterday
and was purchased hv David Harncs
for $4,000.
ON Monday evening a; the Second
sbytcriau Church Manse Rev. James
\. Mcclure officiating. Miss A@ncs
Elizabeth Lamb aud James +. King
were married. After spending a few
DAYS with friends in Petersburg. Mr..
and Mrs ilin= Will leave for A!hcrta,
Canada, the place Of their future home.
Yesterday afternoon At the l'ars"n
age of the Washington street NJ. T..
Church. fcv. Richard Wilkinson, u.
u. officiating. Miss Mary Ellis tuck
ley and Richard Phillips. natives Of
PouSVilc IA. were married The
bridegroom holds position with tn"
pu Font 90. Their home viii I've in
Petersburg.
Tn" masuurraG" ball given at Library
Han last night for tn" benefit Of the
Jewish War Relief Fund was attended
hy $40 or more people. and the net re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Mr.. PR|DDY TELLS
OF HIS RELIEF
After Every Other Remedy Hind
Failed. Tanlac Brings
Relief.
Words Fail to Express His
Gratitude to Master Medicine.

cant say too much for Tanlac. as
u mas heipcd me where all other medi
rincs have failed" So said MIR II G
irlddy. who lives at IL Harvey street,
recently IN an Interview with Mr.
Prince. the Tanlac representative here
This same thing is said so often Thai
II has become the habit for Tanlac to
relieve suffering after many other
remedies have failed. aud often when
the body is filled with drugs that re-
tara IT'S action. IL is an aid to nature.
Il purifier OF the blood and the greatest
remedy ever known for troubles OF the
stomach. kidney and liver
MIR. Priddy went on 10 say i'm telling
or his relief. Il suffered from chronic
diarrhea and indigcstion was ia :
lSucd ana my appetite was very poor.
Aftcr catin" | would have n fun feeling
that caused pains in my stomach, and
my sleep was broken ana restless.
was In a very nervous state when a
friend recommended Tanlac to me and
! decided to try il. After taking one
bottle my appetite is good and can
cat anything want without fearing
any i'll after effects.
y have no pains in my stomach and
my diarrhea is gone. | sleep well. am
much stronger and better in every way.
Tanlac has helped me and believe il
Will help anyone who viii give il a
fair trial"
No'uS often IAN 10 express the great
relief felt by people when their ills
are driven out OF their systems. and
the road 10 happiness once more lies
open when health is with them Eut
health is at the disposal OF every one
Just 90 to-day TO one of the Polk Mill
icr Drug stores and get bottle OF
Tanlac. the Master Medicine for all
troubles OF tho stomach. kidney and
liver and YOU Will too, praise it as
tho greatest remedy ever created. Sold
only at tn" above stores in this city
Nv. Prince is in attendance AT tho
Rroad and Third street Store. where
he will courteouslY explain Tanlac. 81
per bot Reimbursement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Judges Iritchurd Knapp and Woods
ana District Juds" Boyd iu attendance.
cas-" argued Yesterday.
"" lil3 IN" city Council OF Nu-
GNs,". va. appellant IS. J. Il; Tim-
n"fnan. auditor OF Edsc:icld County
"i al aprcii"cs; appeal from the Dis
irl"t court at Grc"uVillc, \ g. ar
cu"d by -. = henderson, Of Aiken. =.
|, -, tor til" appellant. aud by Thomas
-. Peoples. attorney General tolum-
bia. : t.. Fred H. DomiuicI<. assis-
tam attorney general, Columbia : G.
aud u. T.. Nicholson. of EdgcHcld. :.
=. Tor ia" appcIl."s. and submitted
Cases ~ cali to-day
No. liNi EUuicc Glover and others.
appellants. rs Peter q. bradley and
ii"hert ). bradley. appcllccs. appeal
from "a" District Court a, Charles
No. 1929 francis st ClHr Clover
.ct ~, appellants -. E:uuicc Glover
81 al, arTcll"cs. appeal from the Dis
tt"i Court 81 Charleston. =. &. Cases
- u" trEucd together by Howell ~.
,iiHbct Hnd l'ishhuruc y Eishburn". of
Walt"rboro \. g.. for ia" appellants
ia No. tue, aud 10y Edward W. liugh"s
James Siluous, u Charleston. :. g.. and
Claude T.. sawyer, of Aiken. = e.. Tor
IN" appellants "a 40. li2? ana by
t"orS" i. Won kuluitZ. Of Charleston.
= g.. ana hadg"it and Muorcr. Of Wal
t"ihpro, = g., for tho app"liccs.
Admitted 10 practice.
Thomas II. Peoples. Of columbia :
9, ana =; T.. Nicholson. Of Edgcn"ld
;. G.. were admitted to practice rs at
i"rn"ys aud counS"lors IA this court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"DUdS0n'S Liver Tone" better
than caIOmcl and cannot
Saliyate.

calomci loses YOU day! You know
what calomei is. It's mercury; quick
silver. calomcl is dangerous. II
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
rramping and sickcning you. Calomcl
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When YOU feel bilious, sluggish, con
stipatcd and all knocked out and be-
licve YOU need a dose of dangerous
calomcl just remember that your drug
SiSt sells for 30 cents a large bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entirely
vegetable and pleasant to take and is
perfect substitute for cHlomcl IL is
guaranteed TO start your liver without
stirring you up inside. and cannot
salivatc.
Don't take calomci, 1t makes vou
sick the noNt day: it loses YOU a days
work. Dodson'S Liver Tone straight
ems you right up ana you feel great.
Give II 10 the children. because L is
perfectly harmless and doesn't grippe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
tiiiItIi:itS ISSUED.

The following charters and amend
mcuts I" existing corporations werc IS
sHed ~ tho State Corporation Com
mission yesterday.
Petersburg. maximuu $50. 600. mini
mum $1,000; pa" value. Sloo T.. W.
Jones president: r. G. Jones scc..-
iarr. both OF Petersburg
" J. Gilman Realty Corp. Rich
g. nud. maximum. 100000. minimum.
$2N"py par "alue. :loo. w, J. Gil
presidents j. Edward Martin. score
tary ana treasurer. all OF Petersburg
The Mutual Automobile supply As-
sooeia'ion. Inc Hosslyn: maximum,
s. 6 r. rritrhard. president. Ross
Ign ~ Wade rett.i secretary. Of
Washiugton.
par value. 900 sherwood T. iiall
president. Wiuthrop II Kellogg Wee
president. Edward 6 Baill>-. secretary.
Grant Motor Car Corp Richmond.
maximum. !iocrnon: minimum 500"
=. w. Andrews president; Eru"s' Mun-
St"r president. Leroy Il Miser,
Supplomcutal certificate O., iucovpo-
,"'ion ~ Tip-Top pis'iiling CORPORA
'i@n Richmon9.. re.ngim NJ, maX;mH ula
aud IS 'ninimum from $1,000 10 So.
Amendments to charter Of Hawkins
iIarilton Co inc. I.ynchburg. chang
uond
Amendment 20 charter OF the Green.
comfy, Mutual Telephone GO. o stan
from 5000 10 $4,000
Amendment 10 ,harter ~ the Hiuci
ru"'.a atty and Manufacturing 90 Inc.
capital stool. from 10000 to s2an 900
Foreign charters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

'cipts amounted 10 something over
$500. Many Sr"tcsUuc and attractive
costumes w"r" seen ON the floor.
proposition is pending in tn"
Council 10 install additional arc lights
IN Second. Tollinpbrook ana West Eank
streets {" giv" them the same bright
illumination that Sycamore street has.
y number of logging house Keepers
were Summoned to the Police Court
yesterday and to-day and lined for
conducting such establishments with
out license To- do so. Tho defendants
wcr" all ncw c"incrS to the Commun!ty
cyril Edmund Rurkc. son OF Dr
Joseph NJ. "urkc, OF this city, to whom
an nppointmcnt as cadet TO the Naval
Academy at Annapolis has been Of
fercd hy Congressman Walter y. Watt
son. - eighteen years old, and has at
tanned a high standard at his schools.
The chairman Of tn" clothing depart
mcn' Of tn" War relief Association has
distributed material for 500 garments
10 DO made for the war sufferers. and
has now material for many more gar
m"nts These gramsuts arc made free
of charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
JUDGMENT FOR DAMAGE
UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT

Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
RALEIGH. y. G.. February 2G.-Dnc
"f the moSt notable of sixteen opinions
IN pending appeals delivered to-day by
the supreme Court Was ia the case Of
W ~. Ward. administrators of \. j.
Ward deceased, ". the More Head City
Scafood Company. in which the sea
food Company appealed from Il jude-
mcnt for $4,000 damages against il on
account OF y. J. Ward having died from
eating defcctiv" mullets supplied to Il
local dealer The court sustained the
verdict below. holding that authori-
iies arc numerous that in the sale OF
foods Their" is AN implied warranty ;hat
the food is tit and not dangerous o.!
d"ltcrious. The fun list Of opinions
follows
stat" ". Morse. Pasquotank new
trial. state rs. Lang. Gates. no error:
Turner ". Improvement Company. Pas
quotank. remanded for new trial: Win
borne & Co. vs Mills. Chowan. no err
ror town of Roper VS.. Leary, Wash
inGton. no error: Horse Exchange vs..
l. X y. Railroad Company, Beaufort. no
l.. X y. railroad Company. Beaufort. no
error: Ward KS. Seafood Company,
Chowan no error: killingsworth vs.
Norfolk southern Railroad Company,
bcaufort. reversed: Angy vs.. Woodmen
OF the World. Washington, reversed:
Perry rs. Norfolk Southern Railroad
company, Chowan. new trial; Cronsy
VS. Markham. Pasauotauk. affirmed
Clark Ns. Wimberly. Edgccomb re-
Ncrscd' Brown ~. Williamson. Martin.
affirmed, Cotton Oil Company vs. Brecn.
Wayne. reserved: I.udwick VS. Mining
COMPANY. Randolph. defendants appeal
dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following. permits worc issued
Yesterday by The Electrical Depart
j. L. c;,ud,c. for :. u. Galloway. lio
southern Nickel Works for Mrs
pliy"r 3o5 Chamberlain" Avenue, four
outlets.
same for william Brown. S2t south
iuulbardy Street eight outlets.
f. T. Pollard. for y. q Quarlcs
ANA on" light.
Avenue. two outlets aud ono light
Sane for same. lS13-A rjrs, Ave-
nu.. twelve fixtures ana on" lsht.
Same for same, 1911 First Avenue
twelve nXturcs and one lipht
Same for same. 1873 FIRST Avenue
twelve fixtures and ono light
John II. Latham. for Nj. Guthrie. II
West Thirlicth street, five outlets and
three fixtures.
same for l.: l.. Bass. 5o2 West Twcn.
ty-nrst street. eleven outlets.
same for same, 81 Wcs' twentieth
street, eleven outlets.
for Miss anna Boykin. ilo East Frank
liz street. twcnty-scveu fixtures and
three lirhts.
same for southern Express 90. Sew
,uih ana Canal street. on" outlet.
rich. iocp west Broad stree, one out
io, and changing entrance.
Martin & Myers, for Eijou Theatcr.
". i c";le,, Electric co. for Il.
r Syduor. ISIS Grove Aven"e. one
j {. Newlou. for y u spreukie
ZOO Maryland Avenue. four outlets
" i collier. tor Guy school i:oard.
so" Eas, Marshall street. one outlet.
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todics i'm the NIorvuc.

J. 7 dewitt. aged f0rtE-Ninc NeArs,
q bu rout employee. died this morning
At the Mount Vernon roomin" house
~ this city. OF congestion Of the lungs.
Tie was from Gcorcia-cithcr Atlanta
or SaVuuNah-and his body VIII he
sent TO his home as soon as his rcla
tiVcS are definitely located. lie was
unmarried
There are three other bodies ia Nor
rs y sons morEU. awaiting disposi-
tiun. ono % them the stranger uamcd
Bird who died Suddenly some days
ago. about whose home and relatives
no Information has been obtained.
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Ia the Police Court this morning.
charles Gawzy a:li John Young. ne
Sfo"S were sent to the grand jury for
hoidinS up and robbing Jesse Lands.
coiored' at the point OF II pistol last
night The stolen money. amounting
I" SO. WAS found Ola the negroes. and
from one of them was taken Il big
colts pistol Another negro was held
Up and robbed last night. presumably
ny the same men. When he saw a
pistol pointing in his face the victim
made no resistance. and surrendered
his money From the TIVE" the nigh
WANmcm Gnt kIN
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Atlantic Coast Line

Il.
EFFECTIVE JANUARY D. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:15 a. NJ ana
6:35 Z. NJ, IL :35 J.. NJ, 1850 A. NJ
For Norfolk: 6:l5 a. NJ 900 a. ST., 500 p.
NJ. 'i:0J Z. NJ, t3:10 p. Il.
A: NJ. $500 T. NJ. s:25 r. 81 ''''
For Petershars: i2:So ~. NJ. s:is A. H..
t:lo a. NJ. $500 A. ~. $3.50 A. NJ a.os
r. NJ. 900 T. NJ. tt:l0 r. ~. $3.50 p M
6:35 r. NJ. s::5 +. NJ. 1850 r. NJ
For Goldnboro and Fayetteville: - 90 y "
For iIopewell: Sis "A. Nj. 'l:l5 =. 81. r3Is
=. M, 9:15 p. III. W.
Trains arrive iitchmond daily: 4:co A. a.
700 a. NJ, 9:l3 A. NJ 6:l5 A. NJ al;
a. NJ; 1870 4. NJ. .2:l0 p. NJ. tl:40 r. H.,
p. NJ. 1880 p. II.
Except Sunday. Sunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and COM
actions guaranteed.
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interesting case for Trini.

inc case OF K. II Allen. late super
int"ndcnt OF the metropolitan Life In
SNrhnCc Company. on an indictment
alleging larceny, is set for tria! In the
tiusungS Court tomorrow. The Speci-
Tic charge in the indictment is the fail
uTe 10 pay Si3" to the beneficiary Of
an insurance policy. Mn Allen claims
That the amount was paid, and the
complainant declares that it was not
There arc three other indictments
against Allen. but the larceny charge
VIII be- trst taken up. The case has
excited much interest.
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MlIttI\t.E LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued nv TIA"
.ierk OF the iiustinss Court yesterday
Iaehnrd Joseph Siewers and Abbio
Theresa Haley
=, Ludwen II Kh"broucn and Marie
J. Wor;hucy Gwathmcy. Of Surry
'uuutr and HcsSi" y Dyke.
G""rr" T. Gcrccke ANA Annie Leo
Dawson.
William . Dopgct, Jr., and liar
ri"tt RUTH Gilman.
Amos ". aiangum ana Ed.,h Y.
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renewed untn March The company
mas been OH dnty At lIopcwcn NOR.
than on" month. The returning rri.
Yates stated that they have good quar-.
tcrs a. iiopcwcll. and that there was
II" truth in tn" report that they had
complained either OF their fare o.
arduouS duties
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CInSs-Dny Exercises.

The February class Of the Peters burc
High School held it's class-day eXer
cises last night before a packed audi
"nce in the auditorium Of the Duncan
brown Public school. The feature Of
tn. evening was the admirable prcsen
ta;iun OF Il delightful comedy entitled
til. Valley Farm. Tie audience was
80 pleased with The entire prog ram Of
exercises THAI by special request II
will be repeated tomorrow night.