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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
SOUTHERN SPENDING
LARGE SUM IN SOUTH

Washington. D C. Aug. 31.--During
July, 1915. Southern Railway Com
pany disbursed for labor, material.
supplies and other purposes $685.
62s. OF which s3967.753, or. $50 per
cent. was paid to individuals and in
dustries located In the South. Due to
the progress made by the company in
Its improvements. large amounts were
expended during the month for con-
struction purposes; the total amount
disbursed by the company during the
month in the South was s130720 IN
excess Of the total moneys contributed
by the South for TRANSFORMATION pur-
poses, according to figures announced
today by Comptroller A. II. Plant,
showing the results OF operation Of
the company for the month OF July.
1915, compared with the same month
in 1915 and 1914, exclusive of interest.
rentals and other income charges. Tho
comparison with 1914 Is made for tho
reason that in 1915 the effect Of the
business depression was reflected
through the revenues Of the company.
Gross revenue. July, 1915. s5,481,-
AIS, an increase as compared with
1913 Of s181,919, or 3,43 per cent, and
a decrease as compared with 1914 OF
1892. 946, or S.69 per cent.
Operating expenses, taxes and un-
collectible railway revenue, July
1916, t4,l99,64s. an increase as COM
pared with 1915 OF s264,e47, or 6.7a
per cent, and decrease as compared
with 1914 OF s456,795. or e.7s per
cent.
In addition to the foregoing operat-
ing expenses, the company spent in
July, 1916, for improvements to its
roadway and structures S9S5,242
as against s470, 50797 during July.
1915, and S291,692.62 during July,
1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
MILLING LAW IS
BROUGHT TO BEAR
writ of Error. However, Granted in
Nottoway Case Involving Owner
ship of Submerged Land.

A writ OF error and supersedeas was
yesterday granted by Judge r. H
Caldwell. OF the Supreme Court of Ap-
peals, in the case of the Norfolk and
Western Railway against NJ. Nj Hay
den and W. Moncure Gravatt on ap-
peal from tho Circuit Court of Motto
way County. Bond in the amount OF
$500 was required.
In the county court a verdict was
rendered In favor of Hayden and Gra-
watt. who brought suit against the
Norfolk and Western Railroad to force
that company to remove the dam
across Lazaretta Creek In Sottoway
County. which supplies water for
FitzRerald's MIL Pond Hayden
! elaifas-t hat-the ground submerged by
the pond Is his property. and that the
raiIroad company has forfeited all the
right to the mill when 1t failed to put
it into operation within two Years
after its purchase. as provided under
the Milling acts. The railroad com
pany claimed the contrary and noted
an appeal from the decree OF the
lower court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
HAL FLOOD TO SPEAK
IN NINTH DISTRICT

Especial to The Richmond virginian, }
Washington, d. c.. Aug 31.-Con-
gresham Hal d. Flood and Herbert
G. Peters, OF Bristol, have been decid-
ed on as the Democratic speakers TO
open the Ninth District congressional
campaign at Jonesville, Lee County
next Monday.
The Republicans are also to have
speakers there next Monday, which Is
court day. Flood and Peters and the
Republican speakers will move on
Tuesday to Lebanon, Russell County
where the speaking will be continued
before the people who will attend the
Russell County court.
|. The speaking will continue on
throughout the week through the other
counties, Mr.. Flood will return to
Washington Wednesday. He and the
Virginia Senators and congressman
will go back TO the Ninth District as
soon as Congress adjourns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

glnia and stop the sale OF liquor Is
enforced.
There is not a more important Of
ice OF one more vitality affecting the
peace. happiness and welfare Of all
the people OF Virginia than that upon
which Rev. ]. Sidney Peters enters
today. The use OF liquor has been
our greatest curse. No other evil has
caused so much crime, poverty dis
tress and sorrow There are few
families which have not suffered, d.
rec;ly or indirectly. from the effects
OF its use To drive the saloon out
OF Virginia and prevent the Illicit sale
OF ardent spirits would mark the dawn
OF q new and happier day for us all.
II is to promote this end and help
the police. sher;ffs and consta bles to
accomplish II that the commissioner
OF prohibition Will consecrate hts best
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
LARGE INCREASE IN
WORK Of BUILDING
Inspector Buffers Report Shows Big
Increase Over August of
Last Year.

Inspector Butler last night pointed
with pride TO his report of work In
the building department for the month
Of August The report shows that
there was an increase over August OF
last year of sI62,547.
The report speaks for itself:
Number of permits Issued for new
work in August. "a, number of per-
mits issued for alterations and re-
pairs, 95. Total number OF permits
issued 1879.
Estimated cost of new improve
ments. $3.50, $50; estimated cost OF al
terations and repairs, 500 207. Total
cost of work authorized in August
1868. 566
/ Average value of permit for new
! work $2,663,393; average value of
permit for alterations and repairs
/ S1,149547; average value OF total per-
mits issued in August, si.902.4G5.
- SsxE-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

teresung legal ceremony occurred yes
terdsy a. Houston, the county seat OF
Halifax. Many prominent citizens OF
that section Of the State were present
Judge Barksdale is an honored and
able member OF the Virginia judiciary
His persoDal life and his otflcial rec
ord have combined TO give him a high
place in the esteem and the affections
Of the people OF not only southstde
Virginia. but the entire State The
earnest and active interest which he
has always displayed in matters Of
moral reform, and especially In pro.
hihit'on, made it particularly appro-
pirate that he should have been
chosen as the judge before whom the
commissioner OF prohibition. before
entering upon his responsible duties,
should take a solemn obligation to
see that, To the best of his ability, tho
law to drive the saloon out Of Viz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
PROHIBITION COMMISSIONER IN OFFICE.

Actual and active prepare tons for
ne enforcement e prohibition In Vfr-
93naa will begin today when Rev. J.
Money Peie:s will enter upon the
1aocharg. OF his duties as Commits
1fUnsr of Prohibition. The Law which
Nps0sds the manufacture and sale OF
oohoiic nQuors In this state goes in
- S6sct November lrt. and the statu,e
sZUssdsd that the term OF the com
meonsr should begin sixty DAYS
sl1sr Ia order that he might have
E4nsrs wsil In hand and plans worked
t for the enforcement OF the law
- the start
- was fitttng recognition OF his
ysce. ability. uprightness and de-
e3on to the cause OF prohibition
~ Judge w. r. Rarksdale was
- by the commissioner OF pro-
zen to administer the oath OF
1885, This important ana in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
MEMS MEETING AT
RAILROAD Y. NJ. G. A.

Rev. John Henry Troy. Of New York.
director Of the Extension Bible Class
Department of the National Bible In
sititute. will address the frst Mems
Meeting of the season, at the Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A Sunday at $40 p. NJ.
His subject will be What Think Ye
of Christi ~
MIR. Troy spoke at noon yesterday
at the C. & Q. shops. and will speak to-
day at the r., r. & p. shops at 1915
p. NJ.
He Is speaker Of great ability and
power, and those who hear. him will en-
Joy an unusual treat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
To USE NAYFLOWER.
American-Mexican COMMISSIONS ts
Have President's Yacht.

washington, Aug. 31.-The Presi-
dents yacht. Mayfower. has been Sc
aected by the Navy Department to take
the American and Mexican members
of the international commission from
New York to Portsmouth, n. H. where
the commission will make It's head
quarters.
1t is reported that some of the ses-
sions OF the commission may be held
on board the yacht and that the
American members may make the ship
their living quarters at night
Secretary of State Lansing VIII leave
here Sunday night to meet the COM
missioners at their first session at
Portsmouth on Monday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
STEAM ROLLER AT WORK.

army viii be on Bulgarian soil. In
three lays the disposition of the al
lies torces in the Balkans will be
s..a as to guarantee the breaking OF
ta. Berlin Constantinopie rail connec-
ton within 6 month. the evacuation
of Serbia by November /, and the
fail of Constantinople by Christmas
The steam roller Is working pretty
well thank you. and the slaughterers
81 the Serbs will soon collect the
wages of treachery. AT the same time
some very personal attention TO the
confidently anticipated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

efforts for the next four years. The
advocates Of prohibition have insisted
from the beginning that the enforce
ment of the Statewide law should be
directed and prosecuted by those in
sympathy with that law. This condi-
ton exists in the case of the COM
missioner. DR.. Peters Is we'll quail
fed from every point OF view for the
exacting and onerous duties which he
assumes. and will call to his aid men
who may be relied upon to cooperate
with him in encouraging and helping
local officials to see that the law is not
violated.
virginia becomes dry State sixty
DAYS hence. And she must really be
dry. We look to our police. sheriffs
and constables. with the aid and CO.
operation OF our commissioner, to &C
complish this.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
Bulgaria is about to get it's due.

Bulgaria Is about 10 get it's due.
A. forecast In THIS column. the Rus
1oans are now marching In force
Across Runauia to take the Bplgars
~ their back door.
4 polyglot army OF Bulgariana
Turks. and a few Teutons, will at
tsmpt 70 defend the country until the
4oeoes on the 5alortki front may be
partially withdrawn 10 meet the new
a11nrk
m fhe meantime Rumania Is lgis-
nnofy occupying border points
In twenty-four hours a Russian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

Late vest reAy afternoon the chiefs
- ne railroad orotnerhoods agreed
that n sa1e Adanson biz the text Of
watch tr pr4rtei on the FIRST pase Of
Ia virginia. this morning. is passed
fv.nidnight Saturday night the strike
win 30 called OF.
Tho effect Of the rneesure IS TO put
N eashs-hour day In force as Of De-
gambler l. on the present rates or pay.
oSsrtina however, TO lie paid al a
pro rata rate !r-stead Of on time
and . half nas:s,
A commission is provided &c be ap-
pointed by the President, which shall
observe the effect Of the Law on the
operation OF Tie railroads for period
OF not less than SIX nor more than
nine months and 10 repor; the result
u Its observations to Congress
The arrangement as t. the eight
hour system Is 10 continue for thirty
days after SUCH report shall have been
made. giving Congress opportunity to
legislate permanently on the subject.
Congress will then have before II
the Information gathered by the com
mission both as 10 the practical opera
ton OF the rcx system and the added
cost it wiz have ertaued on the rail
roads, enabling st 20 legts]ate intelli-
gently both on the perranency Of the
eight hour system and NJ 20 such steps
as Congress might properly take look
ing TO any. increase in freight rates Z
meet the added expense
while the public will accept IN
measure as a sensible compromise
cannot help resent The conditions az
s.ss tempted to be imposed by the broth
erf,ood leaders
NssH Int 4ltif3 ~ al pftI'IN nave Ft!NSi
tanned kindly sentiments toward th'
effort Of the trainmen to secure al
eight-hour day.
They have accepted generally m
trainmen's attitude as 10 an eight
hour DAY ana have not raised an
great objection to a prospective ad
vance in freight rates to cover snc
additional operating expenses as III
change in hours may neScssitate
But the American people do yigor
Dusty resent the attitude OF the broth
erhood chiefs as reflected IN thei
statement that II Congress does no
pass the eight hour law by midnieh
Saturday night the strike order w1l
become effective AZ A NJ Monday
With equal Justice the railroads o
M the country might say that # tibet
rates were not advanced by certai,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

Death claimed another veteran OF
the cross Wednesday evening, when
Rev. J. II. Amiss, for threescore years
a Methodist minister and member Of
the Virginia Conference, went 10 his
reward.
Rev Mt. Antss was a man OF deep
spirituality, tender ana true-of many
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

New York. Aug 31--Donald c. Mac
MILAN. arctic explorer, who left In
1913 to search for 'Crocker Land" is
expected to reach st. Johns, n. F.. or
Sidney. between September 20 and Oc-
tober ]. He will be accompanied by
DR.. f. o. Hovey. who had charge Of
the relief expedition to Macmillan
and others Of the party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
Revenue Agent Shot.

LYnchburg. Va, Aug. 30.-In a
battle eight miles from Stuart, Va,
just across the North Carolina bound
airy, Revenue Agent B. H. Mays was
shot and probably fatally wounded.
William. Smith. one of the alleged
bootleggers. also was shot, James
and Fletcher Smith. nephsws Of the
wounded rpAn. who were eugaged ~
80 eet1le \ M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

London, August 31.--A Central News
dispatch from Budapest reports that
Baron Burian, the foreign minister, has
again rendered his resignation.
Count Andrassy has inaugurated a
violent campaign against Count Tis-
- and The Austrian staa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
REV. J. H. AMISS

lovable traits OF character. For a
quarter OF a century he served as a
presiding elder Of his church, holding
aloft the banner OF righteousness. a
true soldier in Gods army.
His end came in the home of q
daughter In Berkeley. n second stroke
OF paralysis on Friday last having
been the cause OF death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01

chorus of pretty girls, without which
the phun phest would be incomplete.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-01
Reminding You
That THIS Is
Friday---Sept. 1st

HDEMNANT DAY" but sale occasion Of
~ much more than ordinary Importance!
1t marks the close of very busy business
month after which it will be difficult to sell
most lines of summer goods, except at VERY
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
While we are not overstocked with such
merchandise, we have entirely too many
small, broken lots; these we shall offer TO
DAY at prices that will insure their quick de-
parture
lend of the season could there be any bet
ter reasons for the bargains in remnants and
other items than this trio contains7
If it is your desire to secure QUALITY
goods and to SAVE REAL MONEY, we urge
you to pay a visit to Miller & Rhoads.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10

VIM Tienstda Dlprp IN 8 iibr reid.
ten fdl In biefaer ct. Spiepb's ttir.
DE- 6srr Soiept Sd,eiiien unb Drf.
aathartna Bpeiien bite odnbe sum
sebensbnnbe. Sohn. 3. ". lie.
penbrud ppllsps bic 7rauuna anb
eelebriite biernnf bas Hrcutnm.. i.
als 2euasn bes Srautpnarss bieHtcn
0err Auauit 8peiien sin 8ruber Der
Sraut urb Srl. Setene Sheulen
cine Shweiisr bes Srdutiaams. Rah
benz SrnItamte nabm bas neuoefs
mdhlte ivnae SCAR. hie 9euaen iinb
st1hiiuerrunnbte i'm @eitphalia 6otel
oeIieu @iaertblner 6err aueutt are
mer Elm BETTER bes Gr1utianms IN.
6'.iihhlf ein. lie 6ohse,t nurbe
oonr am glnhmittnas uao Gbenbs
I'M Sauie Der Prnuteltern Spiepb
Yueiier unter 9heilnahme Der gers
ruancten uub giahturn Ses iunaen
Ynires aefsiert. sic neroen ouf
Der 6urm bee Serrn 3ntpb Sheulen
Srubers bes Wrdntinoms ruhnen.
Ans -Iolttblntt" brinat ben 9en.
uermnhlteu ieine herslidihsn 1Iid.
iuinidle hnr su ihrer aemeinIomen
&itatriabrt burdls Qcben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10

500. ZOO ben aormeru idhriih sripo.
reu. Tirie eeHmiifunen nne h6bes
zen 8iuien beeeuteH aiip cine esibs
perihweHouHa ftr bic 5drmer gHs
icuris. uie Goi. Z. D. Gardner Be.
Iehnet an sS25 100, 600 Rif,t Hur
eiH 6funomiiher RaH5 am Tarmer,
ionben audi cine STEINER nui
bic hbriae Seu6lferuua. Renn man
ons teoenit. oeuu traenbipo mub 20
uieoer eintunImeu - Ia "a eiu Emu.
Der rpeun Setail Rreiis ihr 9ebenss
mltel uon l90O-lyI0 uber 20 grus
sent fiieasn? 3. 3. Sped (brentfnt)
-53 Srpseut. Seaiitfa,. se.uohnlis
fes l07 Rruseni: Gehlasl 74.z
&r;cnt. 2nhei tunlH;t BEN 5armer
osr h6here 3inien besnhlen mus,
onrhcus niht su @ute - sas uer.
tehrte 0tonpmiihe Sritsri inuai uur
iAn uub bic 5nruer Gus ~ g.siaer
3 cit, ruis Co.. gnrener rtt.tie iaer.
sRit benz Rlfanus oes aderbans
NM hem i2uuehmer bsr Stiote. no
lult ens enber? Sor Cinas Guuris
mollsn mir anr nitlt mat rebeH
atr meun bic reidsH a6ertaa,
Counties surh:aehcn. wie lanae
taun bic ip,tale AeuVluiion upa auf
nd ;rarten latter? Sou 1900 1910
tc,loren GhIlppdu GUuuin. 6. Err.
sent on Sepo'isrurg.
< inc 9pnHta. i:.5 9rsi,E:.
SIotte eountp II Froieut.
Scfuit Hpuntp ~ grpsen,.
Guopcr 0onn'u 10 Tro,ert.
atdtiOu 0pnrtp ii.6 &rp,su,.
- Ia miR etWas ann, per
teJt lein! S.la'lihe anitrr
& sR. :
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
voialeS.

--Srrr Grant CliNihlacprr beiicti
iih Sur Belt oas inbUiiiitls DiliiuWt.
Sri. Maria Noie hat Ed an
WOniaa nndl Selitgicn Giw in
Ttenli bCRebcn.
-berr mo 1rau Ncnru Vurih upn
glcia ncrCr chi Spnutrn @ciud)cr
In 0eiiphniia.
-Serr @eproc I,iI,cmcrer uro
@attin uon SoIt mGy,n am Spuntna
biel,ae Scinhrr.
Gle uerreu llrtun ftttcl unS
Martin 1ohauncsmcper crirNiatcn
aelieru O,idaitlidts IN 0uelptoln.
Ter oIte berr 6rit Gliaid1lasoer
Der tn letter gudlc plbblid) idlmer
ertrnntte. it aui benz g2cQc Der Yei-
IerIua.
.0err Glem,ns 0plb ouu Roll,
bultc bier am EicrStna fir burtiec
aauilcutc ciue Haouua Mchl bon
hieiiaer Nnble.
-Y6u Ssumcl uno 5unluu Queb.
bert beadtcn Iid) 0nt Sunstnn und)
etnn nm IN oprtiner Nphihule lh
welter auSinbiloru.
Tte lureer Gcrrtn Gmil NIB
Spiept @hu9pc icrie 6rou Stephan
Crtmepcr upn drlt warrr bier anl
Montaa Ncidl0itlltac Boulder.
--Ser Genrp Wtumel bat In oer
Verion eircS lurneu 0crrn Oscar
Slane bon HaibInatuu Mp., einen
neuen Stmicoefc,.alfen crbaltcu.
-Tr Z. i. Stcicmeuer puu 9uu.
nots NilI Der In scr Galc oui einem
aranicnbciud ,emcicn, iprah beute
n.f tnricm Seisd, in gpeliahalia upr.
-Gitt INNER ii, 1rau 6ama I'M.
terldilia: tic triiit nudl su,reitcn oas
&ihtiee 6err Goaie 5.r: uno Srl.
Waria scmpier, run benen leete
Node aeuramh.r: lprroe oob lie ID.
re -ViInnen tubdupe imistsH" mir.
ben, fparoen om Spnntna gum eriien
Ral perihnbrt.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
Marooned on the Farm.

Marooned, maroonsd In lee and snow,
In win.er's gives, indeed.
And neld and forest glittsring so
Like diamonds gone to seed!
The earth so smooth with heaven
shew'rs,
Locked fast In cold embrace;
Scar,e horse nor man may leave thei
b0w'rs--
Stay home Is ground-hog case.
A grOunGhog ease to-day forsoothl
For him TO note<his shade:
His ben all glazed with sleet in truth,
'Twould take fiereer spade!
IT'S tripping sliding, hill and dale,
As If we walked on eggs:
Takes nip-and-tuck to fetch our m all
Ten stickssin both our legs
The wire fence seems giant harp,
Strung like Apollo's Tyre;
Bedecked, beiewelled don't you carpD'
The snow-kiRg's swell attire.
Yet not drip or dropltt may
A sable sun extract:
Now there, nov gone, it, pallld ray.
A. tho his face were cracked
The cattle bawl their Hullcn mind
Ar 20 the spring they creep;
Where spite of Borrp,' crystal rind
The iepld waters sccr'
Thank 20 Kind crcator'- law,
Who bade the fountains How
Yea--eyer lowing, cold OF thaw.
Or Summers fearful glow.
This now the farmers time 70 rest.
Crest, bid you say: boOhoo.)
To feed himself and stock Is best
OF all be now can de.
Blessed he whose gra'ry wcll be illcd,
Or cellar, smokehOuse. barn
1he fields reward, deyoutly titled.
Well may he spin bis yarn,
(Bat IL doesn't always pan out that way!)
The day is ebbing: DARK and gray
The clouds are pillng high
With here and there rift of day.
Sill peeping thru the sky,
When just at parting all is east
In Nesper's golden sheen;
With ruddy tinge DER fnming blast
And azure in between,
A blessing truly II marooned.
Cpun an island ia:n-
Or ice land rather frost. beduncd,
Wants not IT, subtle charm.
The stock MI fed, wool In the hin,
The rosy children play.
All health aud mcrrimrni within
A farm homes winter day.
q. VI. Sankcy
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
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am 6reltaa abeno eiu bsblHerrss
wertss ilnalpf pe!t,es einen juncea
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aem siuoe biz slnic Shrotl1ouu-
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rei6enb. Ter herteiaeruicne Srst III
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cine &mru;ntipH r9ihis icia riro.
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letter Rgte nit 6trrH Etyrcra
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'ulC et, .N:ct:.,- pcu cen Stutiteu,
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2htvu titca urt;yitttpct a;,aSer;
mo ron t,u;m NircH'eatr l;lpyGea
qur>t Sai sem .scn,a Alper!' b
';uotu It'd 500 itrtrtlt rat ,,ta,
len tcN;r nit; Soleuten.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-02-10
YOUNG MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $50 10 SiS,0 pc year:
experience unnecessary. will paw nalf
your tuitinn and help defray your ex-
pen,es white learning In exchange for n
few hnurs as>istGate at yeur home.
Tub offer Il limited. must I've accepted
lmmidiatelv. C. W Ransom. Tres.
Ransomerian Business School, 1894
Grand Ave-. kansss CITY. No. writs
him ai one. tef full particulars.