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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Oittmann

\ east Of unusual prominence Is seen
in the William Fox production. "Des-
truction' al Dittmann's today. Besides
Miss Theda Bara. who i starred as
Fcrdlnande and who has achieved MANY
personal triumphs under William FOx's
management. the players include Carl
ton Macy. James Furcy, CASTOR Bell,
Esther III. %Iioicr. Warner GLAND. Her
bert Frank, Frank Evans. Arthur Nor
ri>on and others.
Mr.. Macy. who won many laurcls by
In, portrayal of Harrison Stanley in
The Family Stain is seen as Charles
Fr"mcnt. a millionaire mill owner. and
James Furey. i wellknown stock favor
tie. PLAYS the part of Jerome Froment
the aged founder of the Fromenu
fortune. Jock F'romcnt. heir 10 the fla
mily millions. i capably portrayed BY
Ga>ttn I;cll. who has achieved success
IN many Fox productions. AMI Josine,
wife If drunken millhand. is admira-
bly, PLAYED ~ Esther III. Heller.
Warner GLAND. who had the part IF
Rigo i'm "TkeInfaithful Wife il seen
Ia advantage n Dclavclu. manager Of
the Fromcnt mills. while Herbert Frank
who has appeared in various Broadway
attractions. plays Dave. .Josine'S dis
solutc husband. krank EavnS. who will
h. remembered ~ the Pierre IL Rouge
Of The Family Stain" gives Il crcdita-
bic Interpretation of the part Of Bonner.
a mil foreman. anr Arthur Morrison. po-
pular photoplav actor. il seen n Lang.
Il grief craZrd millhand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
DAILY HERALD FRIDAY. NAY II. 1916.

and is chosen to be the n for the ex-
pertinent. Taking her to his palatial
home. Devereaux> seeks for two years to
train Peggy in It's better way. His eff
forts are variouslv Successful. and final
by = man propose lmarriage to Peggy
and il accepted
Upon arriving ate the church Peggy
discovers that she iSfin love with Dew
ereaux. and flees from the wedding party
in CONSERVATION. She decides to return
10 her old life. and departs from the
Devereaux home without making her in
tentions known.
About this time Carson ends his term
OF Imprisonment. He seeks To conclude
his vengeance by shooting D~evereaux.
and for hat purpose waits for him 10
come from his house. Carson is hiding
behind = tree. when he is recognized bv
Peggy. and when. on the instant that
Carson is about TO fire Il revolver at
Devereaux. the girl throws herself be-
fore her father and receives in her own
body the bullet intended for Devereaux
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

Miss Penelope Peterson, Mr. IIerndon and
Burton Davis.
Miss Geneva Hodges will entertain the
members Of her Sunday school class Of the
Baptist church and several other friend,
at the church parlors tonight. There will
be a musical program.
The Fourth United States Infantry
orchestra will be- a feature Of the weekly
hop at the Elks Club tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
Queen.

Probably one Of the strongest moving
picture productions, and one of the most
with Dustin Farnum. being shown at
the Queen theatcr today. Farnum is the
star of Il score of moving picture plays
that hold rank as among the finest pro
auctions. and he has been accorded a 20
sition in the van IT American screen ar
fists.
The story:
Samson South. destined 10 be the lead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

Torrey had planned to return. but the de-
mands of relief work and his fitness for
the work nave kept HIM in Europe. 80 he
cahled his bride-to-bc. and she began
preparations for the long trip to London.
After the wedding the young people viii
conduct relief work among the Bclgians-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12
Shallow Water Belt Is
TO Be Surveyed Shortly
Try Associated prcssl

PLAiNNlEW. Texas. May IA r.m-
plete survey of the shallow water belt in
connection with the irrigation proposal,
will bc made by W. l.. Rockwell If San
Antonio, representing the federal bureau
of irrigation. He vii spend three months
tins summer making the survey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

DIR. Cary t. Gray>on. physician tn
President V6lson. entered the Navy as
a paymasier, after which hetook up me-
dicine and entered as a surceon-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-12

Admiral Dewey is "A crank on health
and rarely accepts an invitation To a
dinner that is likely to keep him out
late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
PAPERS ARE FILED IN
MARIE MARSHALL SUIT
Action 4. brought to R~mov~ ERmou.
rna tns~ to tho Stnte


Papers in tho petition 10 remove tho
cas-" az the stat" and tho city OF Will
msburc against J. Frederick K"r
nochan. committees OF Miss Marie Mar
shall. "a patient Of tho Eastern state
Hospital at Williamsburg. to tho state
courts were tiled yesterday in tho
United States District Court
tn" original suit is "a recover 5000
coo alleged 20 be due in. omitted taxes
on tho personal property Of the de-
PENDANT. Tho portion % tho taxes al
legged to b" due to the city OF Williams
burg amounts TO 5J61. $3.50, and to
III" stat" Of Virginia moro than 1900
GOO
j. is charged in tho petition tina, At
torncy kernochan represented 10 the
taxing officers Of tho state that Miss
MarShall was 4 resident OF tho state OF
New York. but rather than make oati,
To the tax returns for her. requested
mat he be assessed with the sum Of
S.'.ooV without giving detailed state
nent under oath of what the propertv
consisted. assigning AS his reason for
this request that $4,000 would cover
more than tho valu" ue tho personal
property OF Miss Marshall taxable In
Virginia.
The petition will Toe heard by JuLSc
addili on next Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
SALYARDS OUT AGAIN
slippery F'orEer. Who served Term in
Pcnitcntinr!. Escape. From
GeorSiu Prison.

The Richmond Police Department
and local Pink.rtou Detective Agency
were notified Yesterday OF the escape
from the Georgia state prison. at Mil
ledgevillc, OF Emory Salyards. Sal
Yards served one year III the E!rG in Ia
penitentiaiH for forging Il check :,
Broad street bank IN 1914. He was
turned over L. the Georgia authori-
ties several months ago. Escaping
with him Was J II Homer serving
a term in tn. same prison for
swiudlinE.
The police "f New York, Birmins :
ham end WinnepeE. Canada. asked for
Sa!yards when ne completed his prison
term here, but. nasmuch Georgia
had asked for him first. Governor
stuart honored the r-quisition papers
from tina; state. Salyards, who Is
thirtytour years old. wrote Governor
stuart a strong letter. asking that he
be turned owe: to neither state. but
that he be allowed To remain in Nir-
ginia and make good. His pretty
young wife also called on Governor
stuart. asking that he b. allowed To
remain here. She followed her hus-
band 10 Georgia when he was sent
there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
CONQUEST OF ROUMAN|A
BY TEUT0NS CONTINUES
Ninth German Army Is Nearing I'm
pOrtant Railroad Junction
Town of BuZeu.
At GRIPS IN cARrATHIANs
russians AggrcssOrs at Most Points.
Heavy Artillery Fighting In Prog
rcsS North OF MOnnstir-Little ic-
tivify In France or Belgium

Til" announcement 10y lii. T"utoni,
allies OF their readiness To discuss
peace With the cntcnt" lilies continues
IN" absorbing fcatur" in tho War news.
Ns Yet. however. n" announcement has
been v"uchsmfed as to III" basLs ON
which they dcSir" to attempt to bring
an end To TIA" War. Neither has tn r.
com" from any "f tn" cntent" couu-
tries amy official announcement as to
tho attitude" they purpose L. take with
regard II the proposal.
Meantime the c"nqurs, Of Kouma n la
hN the Tcutonir allies continues. All
along tn" front. tn" Ro!iua mans ar"
Ia retreat northeastwar;l. ana the
Ninth German Army Is nearing tho i'm.
p"rtant railroad Junction town If
Buzeu.
In the tarpa,hians and along tn.
Moliavinn frontier tho Russians and
Germans ar" still at grips. with the
russians TIA" aggr"ss"rs at most points
There Is little If amy chang" in tho
situation in these regions. however.
Heavy artillery fighting is in prog
rcHs north Of Monastir. Serbia other.
wise calm prevails. \ now feature ir
the Balkan situation is a rcpor, from
Sofia that 5000 Albanians have defeat
eel 81 fore. Of Italians near i'asncsina
Epirus. tho Italians fleeing
On the from: in France and belgium
and in the Russian and Austro- Italiau
ihcaters there IL little activity lid.
from artillery ducls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
WRITS OF ERROR
Supreme Court to Hr,Irw TLrrc tnscs
in Which Judgments Entered
Arc Complained or.

The Suprcn" court Of Appeals yes
tcrday granted Il writ Of error and
sup"rScdcas 10 tho Builders supply
Company. Of Hopcwell, from tn" de-
cree Of the Corporation Court OF that
city. which rendered Judgment against
tho petitioner in favor az tn" iicG-
mon, Lumber Company FOR tho sum
Of s30s.2S Among tn" pleas advanced
by the petitioner in asking for re-
hearing was tina; the lIopcwell Cor
pnratiou Court was without jurisdic-
tion IN the. ease. since the alleged debt
MAS contracted prior t" the i!tcorp"ra- :
ton Of Hopcwell
rho court also granted writ Of
error 10 y. Is Darlington. doing busi-
ness as the pocahontaS Guauo COM
pauy Inc, al Lynchhurr. who failed
in the lover court 10 get "a Satisfac-
tory adjustment 81 ii debt due him by
the Carpenter 60. Inc. The bust,
ness Of which was placed I'm the hands
o, receiver.
Frederick Il. Austin was granted a
writ Of error TO the Judgment of the
Circuit Court OF Prince william
county. Austin alleges that he bought
tract of land under tho impression
The, IL contained 500 acres. Later. h"
hat il contained so0 arres. Later. he
found that IL did not. lie is now
asking that tho man from whom H."
purchased it make up Tia. deficiency in
ash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
COOP NsDanieLs
Out of Bad Hole
Makes Up Special Train to
Cary Him to Norfolk in
inc for Speech.

''Ht tor Ia" pronIp,n"ss Of tho chcS-
ap"hk' ana ohio Railway Company
early Yesterday morning in making up
- special ;":,iu, Secretary Of Navy Jo-
Sephu> Daniels would haV" arrived in
N"rf"ik probably too late 10 take par,
IN tn" ceremonies assigned To him yps-
'"r'iHv At TIA" convention Of The south =
"rn Commercial Congress
Secretary Daniels l.n Washington
carr yesterday morning ovcr tho Rich :
mon.i. fr"d"ri"ksburr aud Potomac.
Railroad. and was scheduled to arriv"
In Eichin"nd =; 1:;l o'clock The train
VA ivy" hours late missing connection
with ,h" Cannon i:all.'' ur the Norfolk
and western Hallway. leaving this city
at " o'clock. Arrangements had been
completed 10y telegraph. and upon tho
S"cr"tary'~ arrival ~ EIbn station he
sped downtown ~ - taNicah to tho
Main street station, where he boarded
TIA" waiting special.
Ani therein lies tn" story of how
TIA" Secretary Of Navy Of III" United
states missed his Breakfast on his last
visit :" Richmond. Mr.. Daniels ~ AN
old friend Of Herbert w Jackson
banker, Of lcli West Franklin street
III" had planned 10 arrive IN Richmond
shortly b"for" o'clock, breakfast with
Mr.. Jackson. nud leave for Norfolk at
o'clock. bat the loss Of tno hours cn
rout" !" this city Him- TANNED him ont
Of his ham and eggs at Mr.. jackson $
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
HONOR FOR JUDGE SOUTHALL
Nott""n. Lawyers On-r to Present
iii' Nnmr for Possible supreme
Court Vacancy.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
BLACK STONE. VA. December Ia
~ dinner given the members Of the
Notioway bar by w Moncurc ';ravatt
of blackstone. this evening. in honor
% Judr" X g. Southall. 49, which all
members Of tn" Nottoway bar wcr.
present. !. Fre:iuan Eppcs. at the re
quest Of tho bar. asked permission Of
Judge Southail to prcsen, his name
as "andida;" for the vacancy on
the bench Of IN. Surrcm" Court Of
Virginia which the members had
learned. would II" created by tho res
lguation OF Judge Harrison.
In r.ply Judge Southail expressed
his appreciation OF the action Of tn"
la and said that while ne would con
slider tho request OF his friends. should
Judge Harrison resign. he asked that
he hs permitted TO await development =
hefor" h" gave Il dcfnit: reply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
LABOR AGENT FINED
j. J. tndcrsnn S-scssed $40 for Failing
to Hefund Fec when NJ work
Mnn Provided.

!. J. Anderson. manager ot III"
American Employment Bureau. Was
fined Slp aud costs yesterday in the
HuSciuES Court when he was convict
ed al failing 10 refund u 81 lee paid
- him BY All appiican, for work. when
no position MAS obtained. Anderson :
counsel Hiram NJ Smith. noted All APP
peal 20 The Supreme Court The "a %
ShS brought into The Hastings Court
Oh an appeal from the Police Court.
The state Department of Labor -
pr. ssiug th- case under the Law passed
at til" last session Of the General As
S-inbly. II j. the purpos. OF ANder-
son to test the legality Of The meas
ur.. and for that reason the matter
Will 20 before the Supr.m. Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
MUST RE COMPENSATION
IrOn SMAII ISlNEIl(

I.ON DO y. december l3.--AmonE
statements regarding tho peace over
lures by tho central powers given our
to-day was ono from Sir Gilbert
Parkcr. which said. in part:
DOCS any reHsona bic -minded Ger
man think that France, Russia. Italy.
England and. above sll. Belgium, Rou-
mania. Serbia and Montenegro would
agree to a peace which did not include
the restoration with due compensation
of these small Kingdoms as they were
before the war; Does any ono suppose
that we in this country. who went
into tho war bitterly resenting the
miiitarism threatening the very foun-
dations Of civilization. would assent
to a peace which would leave Ger
mapy's military powers mnbrnken?
This is not the time for Germany to
talk peace unless she merely wants to
create in neutrals like tho United States
the impression that she. in IA humani-
tartan spirit. desires to end tho war
and that it is only incorriRihlc. rapa-
cioms England and her allies that pre-
vent it..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
RUSSIANS CAPTURE LINE
or TIL TON TRENCHES
fRv N.so,.a,ctTr.. J


pETPOGEAb. December l3 'vla Lon
don. Russian troops yesterday cap
tureG lin. uf T.utOn trenches on
heights To ,hc south Of .Asusualta. in
Tho region ~ the Trutus Valley 81
Eouirana. according to official
statement issued to-day by III" Rus
sinn War department Tcut"u coun-
ttrattacks in an effort TO regain the
lost positions were r.puls"i with great
losses, tn" statemcn; adds.
Eounanan forces took Tia" offensive
south Of the Mjzil- Buzeu hiShroad yes
icrduy. and captured II row OF villages,
the Russian announcement says, but on
being communicated. the Roumania
we're forced 10 retire. Tn" lsounlan Ia n
army occupies front along line
from Buzcu. SarinGa and UrZiichcni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
e.. %. MOrri.ou.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. December Ia
'admus oliver Morrison died last
night At the home of his son-in-la
George \. Bowman. in South Adams
street. aged seventy eiEh; years. He
Was in tho printing business in Angus
ia. Ca. for forty years. and in recent
years was engaged In the same bust
ness in Petersburg. until failing health
caused him TO retire. He * survived
by two daughters. Mrs George IL.
Eowman. Of this city. and Mrs. &. RI
Knight. of Brooklyn. y. y: ono son,
William Morrison. Of -. Augustine.
Fla. and one sister. Mrs !. V. Rledsoc.
of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
GREEN REGULAR TROOPS
IN FIGHT WITH FRENCH

~ Associated Press
BERLIN, December IL via Sayvilicl.
Fighting - IN progress between
Greek regular troops and ;hc French.
tho Overseas News Agency announces.
Tho news agency says tho fighting il
taking place north 81 katcrina. about
sixty miles southwest Of Saloniki. and
that the Greeks have force OF 1000
men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

special 10 The limes- Dispatch.
'TIARLoTT:SNILLn VA. pe"cm-
b"r i3.--Th" remains az Mrs Mary
Collins. OF east Kadford. Va. who
died last night al local hospita |.
after a brief illness. We're seat this
afternoon 10 h"r h"ih". wher" inter
m"nt viii TAX" place tomorrow. Re
sides her husband Mrs. collins Is sur
viv"d 10y her mother. Mrs. Sarah Grey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
RUSSIAN ATTACKS REFUSED
Bl TEL TONIC ALLIES

~ Associated Pros
BERLiN. i'c"cmbcr !" okla Sayyil!ci
Eussiau attacks IA the GycrS:o
mountains. OH the Eastern TraisNl-
vanta front. wer" rcpu!sed Yesterday
BY the Tcu;onic forces. the War Office
announces
which were r"-euforc"I by Russian
cavalry attempted TO make = stand
are now once more IN full retreat
More than 1000 prisoners were taken
Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

2nt Third hNsnu". Highland Park. II
VAS further deCreed that tho husband
pay her temporary alimony of $40
week and hcr counsel fees
III. injunction was prayed FOR ~
t"rruthcrs ~ tho tim" hc instituted
suit for an absolute divorce from his
wife. Tn" suit followed Carruthors'S
n"uuittal in Police Court. whcrc nc
was tried on tn" charge OF placing
mercury in an orange in an all, Erd
attempt on his wifes ilf".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
ELectroHers

Pronounced by experts to be the
handsomest designs in Richmond.
Solid mahogany. with hand-carved
base: also real hand-lacQuered or
hand painted haSes--somc shaped
like antique vases: one to three
lights each, $500 to $62.5O.
SILK Shades, in the newest, pref
tiest effects, $3.50 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

Ben Williams and Robert shaw. both
Colorcd. We're arrested at tho Byrd
street station yesterday by ratrOlunau
j. : Gary upon CHARGES Of having
more whisky in their possession than
III" law allows. III" negroes said they
wcrr en- rout" from Philadelphia To-
North Carolina. Williams had three
quarts and g half and shaw had .igh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
u. Kins.,on Salisbury.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FRONT ROYAL. VA. December Ia
T.. Kingston Salisbury. wealthy
f.nglishmau and well-knoun stock
raiser. residing abou; seven miles cast
Of this place. died this evening. He
had no relatives in tho United States.
his wife having died about year
ago. lie was about seventy-five years
OF aEc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
Thief Violates Egg noyco,t.

The thieves Of Richmond arc not
WORKING in harmony with tho House
wives League. FOR yesterday one Of
them refused TO boycott a crate Of eggs
he found in front OF the store OF H. r
Cobb q Co. of u South Thirteenth
street. The eggs were valued at
$3.50. The store has complained TO
the police that the eggs are zone
stolen during the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
Nr.. Jnn, r.. Nn,on,,.

special {" The Times dispatch.
CHARACTERISTIC. VA. December
l".-Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Mai"n"y.
Wif" Of =. Maloncy. OF North Garden!
is dead. after brief illness. Besides
her husband. She leaves tw" sons. u.
~ and J. -. MAionsy. of North Gar
den. and nN" daughters. Mrs. NJ l..
Price. Of Ivy; Mrs. William ". Price.
OF jefferson. Iowa: Mrs James a SIN
clair. of this city. and misses Julia
aud Shannon Malouey. Of North
Garden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Hettie 4. Hn,ldI.,,un

Especial {" Tho Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. December IL.
Mrs. Iiciti" Ann iiuddleStun died
her" this morning AZ her residence.
after four months Illness Sh. was
the widow of Georg" ". Hu,ldlestun.
who died only Il few months ago She
leaves one brother. Thomas Ham of
Richmond. one sister. Mrs : w Good =
win. and ON" son VI T. liuddles,un.
Of clifton Forge. Sh" WAS born in
this county Sevcnty-cight Years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

charley Toney was arrested ycstcr-
day by Sergeant W. l.. Waymack ana
patrolman l.. T. Dunn. charged with
leading n hear around on the streets.
There Is an ordinance which prob hi [ s
one from transporting Il bear upon the
streets unless II he in An iron cage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
Found Hn,f-Dead In swami.

suffering apparently from exposure.
sheriff Webb w Sydnor early last
night found "a negro man. about twenty
years old. lying in the swamp near
Yellow Tavern. in iienrico County The
man was brought TO the lIcnricu cotin-
ty Jail. where he Was given medical
attention. lie gave the name OF
George Watson Nelson. Efforts will bc
made to-day to locate relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
Claude Stonfm~yrr,

HAItLoTTESNILLE. VA pcccm-
h"r l3--'laudc St"utnIeycr. son Of K.
Il. Stoutmcyer, OF WayncSboro. Va
died last night OF pneumonia Il, a
local hospital. after an illness OF tw"
weeks. The body was sent to-day 20
WayncSboro. where intcrment Will
take place ON Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
SrIRITED FIGHTING
NORTH OF MONNSTIN
tRy Associated Pre-

rAElS. December ia counter
attack delivered by bulgarian troops
against the Italians the Macedonian
front north Of MonaStir resulted in
spirited lighting yesterday. The War
failed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
BARS WIFE FROM HOME
George VI. tnrruthcrs Obtains Court
Order R~strnininE Mrs. cnrruthers
From Entering nerIdcncc

An order was entered yesterday by
Judge truinp. in the Law and Equity
Court. restraining Mrs. Rose Estclle
Carruthers from entering tho home of
her husband. George NJ. Cnrruthcrs, at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
southern Continue. IN t:n,n.

E.timatcd earnings Of tho Southern
Railway Company for tho hrst week
OF December were s1.672.6s0, as COM
pared with sl,3s6.Sl4 tor tho same
week Of last year, showing gain
OF $zs6.0S6. according to figures an
nounced yesterday by Comptroller A.
II. Plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14
Oriental Rugs

As all lovers OF Rugs know. are
scarce this season
We count ourselves very fortunate
in being able to even secure a linn.
tied quantity from New York im-
porter this week at
EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES
Nearly all room size Rugs. beau
tiful colorings and designs.
Here just i'm time for Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

and had resided, hero %iuCc Tho IN
neral VIII TAX" place Tomorrow af-
,"ru"uu from tn" baptist Church. "f
hiCh Mrs. IIudhlcstum was a ncmhor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

The petition will he heard by Judge
addili on next Wcdncsdav
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-28
SHihY0 MARI SAILS; HAS
CLEAN BILL OF HEAL tn

Especial Cable to Hawaii shinpol
TOXIC. Japan. Sug 27.-Toyo XII
sen xafshas steamer Shiny0 Maru
left the port Of Yokohama yesterday.
Aiutng the passengc-'s are prominent
Japencse merchants Of Honolulu She
left with y clean bin of health