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The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
81 LAND WORTH $1,000.

Huntingdon, Pa, Dec. 1.-The A. J.
Haws Canister Company, of Johnstown,
is preparing to erect a modern frebrick
plant of large capacity on Black Log
Mountain. Billions of tons of canister
rock will be within easy reach of the new
plant
Ten years ago. with the timber taken
off, mountain land could have been
bought for 81 an acre, but since the dis
covery OF canister and building of a new
State highway 1t cannot be bought for
81 900 an acre
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
GERMANY EXPLAINS ToRPEDonG

Berlin (via sayville wirelessO, Dec. l.
An explanation of the sinking of the
Dutch steamship Bloomersdyk In Amer
lean waters by the German submarine
U-5S was issued through the oficial Over
seas News Agency today. It states that
the ship was carrying supplies which
would undoubtedly have been seized by
the British government on the ground
that they were contraband. In order to
prevent these supplies from reaching the
British military authorities, the subma-
rine commander sank the vessel. Germany
has offered to pay indemnity.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
SEES U-BOAT SINK STEAMER,

Newport News. Va. Dec. 1.-The Dutch
steamer Veebergen, upon her arrival here
early today from Rotterdam, reported
seeing a German submarine sink the Nor
wegian steiner Rosenvald of the ScilIy
Islands.
The VeeberGen was halted by the SUBJ
marine and compelled to take the Nor
wegian crew on board The sailors were
later landed at ST. Michaels.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
PILES OF TURKEYS UNsoLD.

Chicago. Dec. 1.-Great piles OF Thanks
giving turkeys unsold. and complaints
from dealers that eggs were being left
on their hands today, paid eloquent
tribute TO the Chicago housewives blow
at the high cost of living-the boycott
That lower prices would prevail shortly
for both turkeys and eggs was the pre-
diction of local retailers
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
$4,000 ARE VICTIMS.

New York, Dec. L-From 1900 to 10000
of the city's 10000 school children are
suffering from heart disease. This state
mcnt was made yesterday by the recent
" formed Association for the Preven-
ton and Relief of Heart Disease, in an
nouncing an organized effort to combat
the malady.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE.

Nashville. Tenn, Dec. Judge w, l..
Chambers. chairman Of the United States
Board OF Mediation and Cancellation, to-
day began arranging hearings planned to
avert strike on the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga and st. Louis Railroad. President
Peyton asked for te services of media
tors after trainmen's reports informed
him a strike vote showed two-thirds of
the men In favor of quitting work
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
UNDERWRITERS REFUSE RISKS

New York. Dec. L-So apprehensiye
have they become over the repeated sub
marine warnings sent out by allied cruis-
ers on the New Jersey coast, that several
underwriters today declined to accept
risks for shipping to the United King
dom. Others advanced their rates TO 10
to per cent. South America and Medi-
terransan rates also advanced shghtIy.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
WILL HALT EIGHT HOUR LAW.

Chicago. Dec. THAT the Adamson
eight-hour law will not be enforced on
roads in Chicago territory until after it
has been passed upon by the Supreme
Court was indicated by Federal Judge X.
NJ Lands here today.
After CONSULTATION with United States
District Attorney Clyne and attorneys for
the railroads he announced that he would
issue a restraining order December 4.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
HUNTERS SHOOT TWO GIRLS

Vendocis, Ohio. Dec. 1.-Two daughters
of State Representative d. c. Morris. OF
Van Vert County, were shot by rabbit
hunters near here after their automobiIe
had run down and killed a hunting dog,
The girls will recover.
Wilber and Sam Hitler were arrested
on a charge of shooting to kill
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
RUSH SUPPLIES ACROSS BORDER

El Paso. Texas, Dec. L-Juarez mer-
chants, anticipating the evacuation Of
the city before the Villistas, this after
noon began shipping goods across the
river 20 FL PaSo. fearing wholesale loot
ing. Six thousand sacks of four and
twenty-four carloads of other stores were
brought across
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
PERlsHES IN THEATER FIRE.

Tamaqua, Pa, Dec. las the result
of fire which gutted the Family The
ater here last evening, entailing a loss
of 5000. Chris Peterson, manager, was
burned to death. The fire started in a
room In the rear of the asbestos booth,
where the moving-picture films were
stored and where Peterson had gone ON
a business mission.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
PISTOL IN BED GOES OFF.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Dec. l-Caught in
the folds of a sheet, revolver secreted
In bed at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Oliver, exploded yesterday morning while
Mrs. oliver was removing the sheets and
mattress The bullet found lodgment in
the woman's jaw.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
SECOND DARIUS GREEN DIES,

Berne. Ind, Dec. Paul Rhorer, 1s,
il dead today, a victim of his first aerial
fight He spent more than a year build
ing a machine. After attaining a height
Of 100 feet he lost control of his plane
and 1t fell, crushing him beneath II.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
FOOTBALL CLAIMS THIRD VICTIM

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 1.-FootbaII claim
ed its third victim of the 1915 season IN
this district when Boggs Campbell eo
quarter back on the Empire A. A. eleven
died today of injuries sustained in a game
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
MlITIAMAN KILLS HIMSELF,

Joplin. Mo-, Dec. 1.-Disappointed be-
cause he. could not get an extension of
his furlough and preferring death to fur
ther service on the border, Earl P. Ray
mond. mess sergeant of Company G. Sec
ond Missouri Infantry. stationed at
Laredo, Texas, committed suicide today.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02
LEAPS TO HIS DEATH

Philadelphia, Dec. 1-Alfred J. Beres.
ford. who formerly lived in this city and
gave acquaintances to understand thar
he was connected with the British
nobility, jumped to his death today from
the ninth floor. Of the Drexsi Building.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02

Quickest Service to Baltimore,
Every Hour on the Hour, Baltimore
and Ohio. $1.75 round trip SATURDAYS
ana Sundays. SL5o.-zAdv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02

vyASHINGToNS changing news
M paper situation emphasizes the
w trend toward the morning news
paper. Both subscriber and advertiser
are finding the morning newspaper
meets their requirements most fully.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02

CBy the international Nsws serv1ss5
Amsterdam, Dec L-RusstAa troops
have arrived at Bucharest 10 sss1st ths
Rurnanisns IN defense of their capital.
according TO dispatches from Cologne.
where the report is printed In the Ca
zette.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-02

Harrisburg, Pa, Dec. 1.-Eli G. Miller.
sged 50. committed suicide today by hang
ing himself to a tree In River Park, lust
opposite Gov. Brumbaugh's mansion. M
health d said to have been thu causA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
News Of Fifty Years Ago
''f"'" the Richmond Dispatch Dec 10. 1866,

arresaG on hd . ,@s " o. Trs,rner VINO
@ y a uer Of l""S SMITH, me- c@ sEHTs
Zen. no "yiI,rr? nnI MIEor yesterday. there
The stnckhoidcrs OF iha I:i.l,,o,a
MS city io-Ias rcs l ~ Hn1;, session ia
to The stockhoderS VIII snow ia, Is. rG CO.
,smhrr 30 nma@n@G '' 10 80; ~ YAK rndns Sep
M e%pGn<G sS %Snr %S!s24%l. lea wing a net IN
road is S."Siol7 ana ii T1n, Of "a,
si%2:5g% m"ki"E to,ni ndabledness "S, Of
rhs ,; ;ta, LODI Mq.ona in vireni.. at
muster William Tc.ry d.rt n r,d ;ane is; grand
grand junior warden; JOIN n"vm W. n; M H
i.rf w. D"n'eE, Grand irc"smrcr: r. r. Withets.
'r .md IL ,cSn sand rursnivan, H. D.
sic ''ST ''''''" '''''' "''''* ANGEL grand
The state Guard. forty strong. under cam
s.re Th~ IS i S' nrs st hs c SiH
i"difry nav" been permitted TO publicly parade
Mr.. Evans Yesterday imtru.luced il, ,bo I;,
OF delegates resolutions decariae thi,i tho rs
tho country ,a this isnr. viii "s.
aG nc l." rGpuh."'m ne nrn, Of lie Commonwealth
d" nothing Of the Kind; and tllat such leg isIa-
prosperity Than 81 on: credit, our mi, rity ana
The Finance Committee at MIR. Evans's re",,est
President Johnson has definitely decided IN
laIc no h@i"h ,i sn@ """ OF Mr. Davis ana
viii therefore remain where lac is. al FORTRESS
IL, Il:in fnr lilo,
trial som" time during The coming spyIng
IIeast Iiutlcr. while in New York a fcw dave
ago, told reporter for the New Ynri iJora,,s
li!ut II" expects Tam'nany Han to nominate him,
for tho presidency. "
post-oiilccs have ~bccn established =, New
london. Campbell County. ana Dickomson in
Frank lin County - "
\ magnificent horse belonging 10 Gcner,,
Grant stolen in WASHINGTON Il few DAYS ago
\ large reward has beer offered for the animal
and - separate reward for the arrest OF the thief
The southern Senators Representatives
elect have held no meeting n Washington or
amy where else. and 90 moi expect Ia do Their
policy IS TO SIT st ahd wa.ch events. None OF
them have idea of being cd ia the
seats To which they have been elected at any
early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

I knead and spin, but my life is low
the while,
oh, long to be alone, and walk abroad
mile,
Yet If | walk alone, and think Of naucht
ut all,
Why. from me that's young should the
wild tears fan?
The shower-stricken earth, the earth
colorcd streams
Jhey breathe on me awake. and moan
to me in dreams.
And yonder ivy fondlinG the broken
castle wall,
II pulls upon my heart till the wild
tears fall.
The cabin door looks down f,rze
lighted hill.
Ana FAR as l.ciShlin Cross the fields arc
green and STILL
But once hear the blackbird in Leigh
Inns hedges call
The foOlishncSS lis on me- and tbc Will
tears fall!
Louise lmosen Quincy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
FOR VALLEY ELECTRIC LINE
PtnDS for Hallway Two Hundred Vile,
In Length Are being
Discussed.
lspecial to The Times Dispatch

HARRISONBCRG, VA. December. l..
"A syndicate OF New York and wash
!nGton iinancicrs is sounding the people
OF the Shenandoah Valley in regard 10
proposed electric railway lluc from
baltimore. through Washington. M the
Valley. through Winchester and IIar-
risonburs. to Staunton and WayncS-
boro, total distance Of 200 miles
The promoters are coutcmI,Iatir- a
line similar to those in upcraliou i'm
many parts of the West. They claim
that it will make better facilities fo.
marketing Valley trucking !rodu,tS
and afford better local and throuob
passenger service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
SEEN ON THE SIDE
PRrt al the Gnnic.

ot All the preparations
Which they are wont Ia max.
Ere from your helpless being
Some pounds OF YOU they take.
Worst OF the whole collection.
You're pretty sure Ia iiud
The dinlSy little JACKIE;
"h'e" l'cT up behind.
the doctors and the nurses.
The ordcrlicS and such
Are pleasant human beings
Whom anguish seems to touch.
But there's Il grim reminder
or knives The surge cons grind
In that same dinky Jacket
Which laccS up bchind
quite busincsSlike IN mauuer.
1t seems At once to say:
when carcss YOU. brother.
some part Of you Will stay"
.Nnd IN this same prediction
You are quite soon 10 find
Truth with the dinily jacket
Which laccs up behind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
The I'D. Information Bureau

fES Timc~-Dl>patch hn. cstnEii,hed +, .cu-
crHi thi"rm;'tt"n Hurrnu at WanlinS:Ou, y. e..
'or IN i'rrPosr az nnSW rrinT queries IN any
>h"'"'t from It's readers Eor obvious rru =
seas ;cGhcsiS FOR oDRions aIvfce on cEuI
az nrti"nt SUBJECTS VIII not hr Enswcrcd, fhr
hhftr"itsird resources OF the ,ariOtIs Federal
Hc'"rsWen; departments a;,d he great I;Lr.r.
OF '"nHr"s> FURNISH zen irr lIinnx.t s!c supply OF
Information az Drirc!Esn value public.
There :. no charge FOR ,hir service, c.ccut n -
c"Hi stamp for return postage.
~" n"t serd letters tn RIrhino:d. address
me 'i'hcs-D'spHf"h Information Bureau. Metro
P"'''nn hant Hni'dinE. Washing ton. -. e.. Sign
your n'inr; iniilnf> will answer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

banker. yet he reorganized British finance:
lie is not manufacturer yet he turned out
enough munitions to make the great offensive
possible.
No great enterprise. involving innumerablc
qualifications and charged with difficulties
WAS ever better managed than WAS President
Wilson'S campaign, and Mr.. Mccormick was
the directing mind and energy that carried il
To success. Handling government depart
ncnt is just like handling a great business
If Mr.. Mccormick is made Secretary of War
in all probability he will be one of The notable
holders OF that port folio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Health Talks, by DR.. WIN. Brady
\rrroI,sir>


ia IN. .yr,., Europrau medical ctnters OF the
world. whore doctors from Jar ro"n'r,S TAX
post -praduat" work.. the "naicr'ai - plcnltlnl.
~ Laws the pati""t. ur"n entering I" I'"S"'iAl
for treatment. consents "a the reri"rn"u'" OF
uccr"usy ,,u;"psHp upon his remains in case
OF & fatal issue
NccroI.ies teach doctors how treat oise;>o.
Good doctors eager 20 make posi- N ort'I"
Investigations because OF tli- yalu:i,l. iuforula-
jiou 80 acquired. iii" .tsr-Eoius 'snap-dtnG-
most cnn"--the mnm who calls every ailmcmi
'srpr"" "a cold. s"n,ral d"iihi,y' rh,"rs
Of lie" "oid age s"uc equally meaning
less naue-srid"m requests necrcpsy kn""i-
edge doesn't interest him ite can put IT Over
h> myT" tact, aiinbiiiy aud front
= sure sign Of Il competent physician -
gu.sl foJ this privilege OF performing post
m"rrein dissection. \ sign Of AN iniri-
."ut, .dHrat"d, cultured family is rr"lnpt con
such investigations Their.
sound r'Hsons for having a necropsy in every
instance First. the dircc, good tt'u may come
q" other members of the family irom kmovI-
cdg obtained. S"oond, TIA" ncncfit conferred
Hpon humanity IA general. In countries and ia
cities whcr" ",rropsies are most fre"u"nt!!
made" there medical scicuc" il always found
most efficiently applied.
Their" ar" classes in which it is almost !iI-
n"SSibl" 10 obtain consent t" do d nccropsy--
lh' """d""at"d, Snr'rs'itous Immigrant classes
ono nlaI obtain consent 10y Of Il hribc
nui hat snnnefui ihiup that il!
There Is a"m"thin; nuhI. III the request a
sr"a man! sufferers maxi. that the doe or
shall perform, q r,D,ror., rn, ibc h,n.n, r ,I a
'HirilN an" society What contrast bc,wc"K
such Observation-Disclosures and Il curt refusal by
@om" icpr"S"ut"tiN" Of In" f,tnily less endowed
Every one feeling al" entitled 10 respect,
t"i ihS should NOT mIaE. diiicu ait for m.
""rtof I" obtain H. necessary consent. No on,
mas any REASON 70 resent Gnctor'., request fur
privilege 10 performs n"rronay. H.. i. dcin,.
an admirable thiUi:. IN unpleasant task eor INC
X neral welfare Even though the consent ,in-
not b" gracefully given. the DOCTORS GOOD in
i"hii'm must he cCnrci"h. The family may vol
nmr rra'i'oniio" IN til. knowledge hat tn.
VINO meyer gets through studying WHO nee,
it"ls H"'i. sufficiently informed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

painted ON the iron vessel after which vessel
IS baked at biEn temperatures in suitable
oven. IN" holes -. tn" "'HIurlwarc cannot To-.
m"ndcd prohtnhiy. Il is best I" buy new ware.
IN" hol' IS caused iy r!StiuE through Of the
IRON vessel ~ " r"nt whcr" II was not ell pro-
t"ct"d by tn" "uam"l. I.nainc viii mend
holes SatlSia' t"riy as the neat Will crack il OF
where TN" holes are. II can bc used on most
metals ANA stone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

" y j.. AtcX'H"ilt, NA.--The Hmast!is. - a
sNmb"I--th" earliest known which has been
haudcu down {" us from prehistoric times As
- religious emblem II was in use ia India nf,cen
centuries before tn" Christian era. and thence
sprea" 10 every par. II appeared In Europe
about the middle of the civilization of tn"
l'ronz" -NSc. ANA was In among the early
mound builders 90 America. nHc perfect Swastika
crosses or hHminc:cd brass having been found
ma tn" iiop"Wc!l Mound. IN Ohio. The SwpsitkH
Is cmh!"natic ~ bemcficcnt deity. and * used
hS i..Ismau or charm h.!nc Tho symbol for
hcn'dictIou. blessing. good health long H.
GOOD fortune or prOsperlLN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
The Voice of the PEOPLE
rostI's "Goo,i-I,,...

=" tho Editor Of The Times DIspat.n.
sir- beg To call your attention Ia ,,,;-,.,.
70" inHht IN Nphr arli"lc in references t .r,'s,H.
''""n ,nFs h",i say that Tos,i wrot. the smn.
80, ''"''"'' )" mn you ar" entirely nistuknr
The song "hS written ENGLISH, ~
Melville. spor Sinan aud author OF ,n,nyy Whit'
ana Was punished IN III" London IIjusi,., = IL
Nc"s great many years ago. dcdicaicd f. 80
!n"thri. i4su ~ "t"tc 'he music. ana may bavn
Transmitted White MclvilleS words i,,,n r:'N'
but the Original can be easily found by an" 49, ~,
in White Mclvile's works ~ any on"
a. y " DUKE lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Trustee Appointed,

Judge u. Carter Scott yesterday en-
tered an order in the City Circuit Court
appointing DR.. II. l.. Blank cnbaker n
trustee Of the First English Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church. succeeding the
late Luther L. Schcrer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
o,crcroudine In cI,urc,

TO tH' T'It"T VI TIC TlIhts -DiSpHtCl,
Shit seems to me II might he ,,,,u . B.,
ia" attention or ihc ere Department tn iic
crowded condition OF ic gal!cri"y Of thc 49,,
Baptist church Lest night Knowing I'm, " g.,
other cues the regulations very st,,r, ,.,.,
corning tho crowdiug Of aisle. ana si,,,i,,,,.
room. II must be supposed that vour "ii, =,
not behind III such matters. ENJOYMENT ar m.
musical service greatly marrcd ly fenr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

You seem TO he tremendously pleased with
yourself" remarked one soiourncr on the banks
OF the St!N to another
81 have every right To be responded the
shade addressed. n have just paid visit 10
earth. and had opportunity To hear my
widow describing my my succc.:'or.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
tOHN ESTI0> RANKS HIGH
As CITY ADVERTISEMENT

The convention is another branch of
city ADVERTISING. And its rank is
,.'nh one. The money brough: into a
city by conventions is not the chief
return. The chief value o. couv"n-
i'"nS IS. first, their advertising, and
second. their cduCativc value Con-
Ncntioncr3 come to = city from all over
tEc lnnu. They view the goods in
stead OF merely reading about them.
II they like villa; they sec. if they find
something here that better meets Their
needs than what they have ia their
home cities. ii they admire the spirit
OF the people. they are potential pur-
chascrs Of Richmond: and some of
them viii one day become your fell
iow-ciiacns. Iiu, whether they do
or not, they viii he friendly advcr-
tiscrG Of Richmond wherever they may
be. and because Of their praise others
viii be induced TO make your city their
home.
One additional advertising medium
the Wspapcrs OF the city. | would
use their advertising space from time
TO time. and pay for il, TO educate our
people in the selling points Of Rich
inond. The advertisements would not
he formal displays. like the printing of
Il bank. balance sheet, but would throb
with interest put into them by cx
pcrcHcod publicity writer They would
be readable graphic. impressive. The
newspapers day by day are freely
giving their time and space TO promot-
inr the city's interests. in their news
and editorial columns, and they would
bc Justly entitled to payment for what
ever ADVERTISING space was used. There
is no educator of the public comparable
with the newspaper, and II my propo-
sition is sound-that city should
advertise Itself 10 itself--to the daily
pross should be assigned an important
part Of the work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

that something might start IA panic The pcope
seemed i"in To tnkc seats steps uisles.
D"' IN" ushcrs insisted and every aisle
was packed ana every Inch of Stnndinu rInn,
May not the Police and i'ire Departments &c.
'hit ihS dangerous condition is not repeated
" \ VISITOR.
kichm"nd. December H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

Methods guaranteed to rid The world OF
mosquitoes and flies now have been dis
covered. When they are proved in practice.
the discoVcrcrs will he entitled to a monu-
mont built of screens and swntters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Questions mud Answers.

'is htIr reFbnc1'r--Wc have - higIi school
1870" '."i" when are hrhiine tobacco tNiit"s
/" superintendent Of schools, who's. name Is MOI
I""ol. but your adNi"c * to i,;oni , y."c,. -,
nc t"r ,h'"c 81 NOR" '"'ka. This is hardi,,
hf"t''r"hl" i"i athletes. Is there any vay 10
avoid it2 'H "' ~
Answer Firstly young me-, VINO .,,oI ,,,.
~" h' SorrS &hoN MING III athletic contest. so,
ontii, E"SctHriani:u,, with scioutinc ..l,.,.,.
Wchu' ihhN"s for better endurance. \vL.r.r,..
,'"."' |" see WIN the team should NOS
hli'" u" th' II cHtincnt. y horse .,,
on " di"t without meat 49, '"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Questions Of Law.

MIS- y. |: y. Richmond Na-I'or reasons
that "g. .h,ious this paper docs not undertakes
/" answer lcSal questions. The proper thin.
i"' YOU I" do would lie 10 consult attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

u. 81. Roanoke. Na.--Th" total vote. oii-
,ial, Of Mssour! on po,nocrntic ana Repnbllr..n
nresid"ntlM electors was: Wilson. %3S.o32:
Hughes. @"?.@&" Wilson's plurality 2S.jo3.
In Kansas IitA, Wilson received ii.56i votes
and Hughes 3-,ni" la the city of ST Louis.
l.amnl Received H3.>tj ami Gardner ~. 49,?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

W j.; Fork Union Va-rhe phrase. Mil
mons Tor d"IcnS", but not one cent for tribute"
va spoken hy 'h"iles g I'iuckuey while am
"fSSHrpr :" France IN 1896. ~ whether ii
you'd nc IN good TASTE Tor President Wilson to
"pp"ni ME- 'iu%h"f our ambassador l" Germany.
"a a matter OF opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13
Not Worried About Eggs.

Says CitiZcu McStarrcr: AS long as you Got
embargo liquor. why all this holcr about
the hieh price Of cEEs? suppose they were
cheap, YOU couldn't make cGgnog without
whisky"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

= =. N'N.N0NU, NN.. TTOIdorN ~ protcrrcd
stock lave priority OF claim on til" property "
e '"rpufat'nn. over common stock morally
the preferred stool, is entitled to limited divi-
urhd out OF earnings and lii" common stock
dlN!d"rd ~ not iimit"d except by the amount
""rncd and "yallahl" for dividends. II given
COMPANY should become bInlrupi bond
h"ic"rs would H." entitled I" t.lS. IL" property
unless the Stockholders WcT" willing Ia ra 81.
;'i'tit!"a:d money II sold under foreclosur.
n'hn!'"',@* W,nId receive All tn" proceeds up
I" IN" pa! value. II anything left, pre-
t"ir"d *t"ckho!Gcrs would have H. M 10 th.
par value. AHythlnG remaining would 20 10
'"'"i."n .t"ckh"iG"r., Whc'rcr the preferred
-! common St"rl is The better iuv.>In,,ni
question that mus, b" decided IN .nch un -
tiCUltr " go i'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

Since the invention OF the sheIl-gamc 1t is
not al" possible for poor. bewildercd human.
iiy to believe what sees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

VIZ d. y, i!opcweU. -Fum:Gatc with
"l$NIph'"' "t carbon several times If necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-13

Hi,.. e." 'hnrl"tt@;SviiIc. Va. Consul, tn,
annual Report If the Hoard Of Charities and
CORRECTION Richmond. Va. 1909 for Information
regarding tho car" Of ia" AGED blind in Virginia
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