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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Las Was ferreas han sidO
meloradas

Con TODD esfuerzo, cl Gobierno ha
iogrado dejar expeditas todas las was
nue. cruzan Ell Estado, para que cl
trafico no sufra ningun dano y Ell
concrete la industrial Y ell publico en-
general. disfrute de toda conflanza y
seguridad en- el ~servicio f~errovlarIo.
Todos los puentes que estaban en-
r~eparaci6n en- n via de 1rapuato a
Guadalaiara, han sido terminates.
meiorandose suficientemente, para que
va no haya peligro niguno.
Las obr1s realizadas son de m-
p~ortancia capital y han sido retorza-
das las fuerzas d~estacadas en- luga-
res lejanos, para la conservation de
II via
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

TE~EO Sibcr e. paradrrO II" Juan Ernd@ri.
.lr > amos dc cdat Y d. Miguel >aldahi.
amEnS ,c Ia Iiarrauca dr san Rafael. Hcri-
no. lie n Villa dc Arrnadillo. :. J.. T.. Me-
ylrD. dc quicnc> no lciIc" rHZDn hdC" 'l'il-
TO. Grlrifirari run IN ain dc ~rb<crlI'ri"l
= ia !.nEN~N a In persona quo Il" ln1"r-
me- ~rIrrru>. Francisco Urblnd. Navajo W.
neral. GIBSON, Y. VI. '32sj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

y ~NECESITA express para que llcve sus
pciaras a Ia cstaclGn q cainhie SuS mie
hles, hablele a Gtosales. Telefono Crockelt
Psi Y Travis if26.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Solo para asuntos extra-oficiales.

S6ptima:-Qucda solamentc cStI-
pulado que los comitcs solo ~trataran
con los macstros mecanicoS 0 jefcs
:nmediatos, fuera de las horas dc SER
;icio, Salvo los casos de justificada
lrgencia. a juicio dc los mismos jefcs.
IguaImcntc, qucda convenido que Ia
tacultad dc cstoS comites, sera sim
J,emente Ia de interpreter deseos,
in~dicacioncs o quejaS del personal, re-
servnda unica y exclusivamcnte a los
,ficialcs del fcrrocarril; dc IA misma
nanera, queda eXpresamente conve-
nido que los comitcs Sc ~abstengan en-
10 absolute dc tratar con el personal,
lentro de los talleres Y a horas dc
scrvicio, &sunto algunO relacionado
con sus propios intereses, por Ia con-
siguicnte pGrdida de tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
:DEsEA listed GlN,RSE de 500 a ssO

:DESEi listed GtStRSE dc 500 d SEOUL
JiaTjo> oruI,dndUSc en- I'm irabjlO lilIl,jlo.
rarIl. = >len,Iu I'll prOpiU anIO? EScriDdnOS
iIDy mi>rfp piGlcnd"nO> inforInCs accrra
de ruc>iraS ndc"aS lCiraS mcihlicaS dc "a
rl rulOca"lOn. para vcniaIa> Y pucrlaS Dc
oririua>. rrcntc> : l'aradJrc> lie ca>a> &C.
mcrrialc-. etc. No iIhpUrid ri iuIar Ell don
10 .. rnrurniIr. nuc>iraS irSlrIIt clones ~rn
gratis lIanur 10 ""niavu> para 'nNllrlc
.uIr,.-rrls ur ,IiriIr iTaDap l%'irija>r 4 IiNNi-
TTErT,,Z IA 62l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
2artidas disueltas.

Los so,datos del Gobicrno han Il
.ore,do en- San Juan d una partida
.,..,.z, .,hclde. d-IsDcrsando.a por
.,mn,,ro, Tambien atacaron y dis
,r..,on Ola pequena partida que
-..--o gomper las tubcrias del acuc-
LEO.
Ta.o, los Jelcs : empieadOs que
os -ear.s,s sI>pendieron al estaiLar
j c..r.c,azo han vucl,o d va
,oSes:cr lie suS cargos, por 10 cual
IL o''...'"> '""o'o'"'
E coroneI Sanguily, Jefe Milit'r
idc la Plaza, durantc toda Ia noche
anterior practice un recorrido par
as a~vanzadaS SltuadaS a "a entrada
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

20 del Juzgado dc, primera l~nstancia
de la administration de Rentas, en-
ia p~oblacion de CdrdendS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

UE~rO Sabcr Ia rc>tdcnria d" mis- >nhri-
no. EEldllO NlZIn"ndiZ Y !e >n> ifrs icr-
mar ~ ic>I>. Francisco Y Antonio del ms
riu ap"lIidu. Los Tres son r1>adO>. MOS DC
\n,rrS iri>mrndi2. Graiirir%r' ron >.,l u
q PERSONA gu. ne Dc inform"> If rlln-.
irIrlidnSc 4 Francisco Gomez. THl-At',
t,TtNE III f329t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

rE-EU >abcr RI parad"ro dc mi cspC>l
Elena CabalirrO : de II hcrImdha PaHli.
al como dc mis- h.iuS Jc-ii> Y Ru>aUrd. d.
o aIl> rrsprciN ainrnlc. En- EncrO d" r>l"
iIO -~slIrrun dc JurrIpila. Zar.. NrXic" pa
"a este pals. GraiificarG con 500 a Gn!"H
Gr mr1rmr> caiCi"~. TranCiIIlIno Mir'lnrE'
i,ri in Al 1926
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

FDNOGI;tt C0.-I!cparacibn dc TO-
tncrt.n~ lie iOdI- class. ..;Un citli,do
avrriadI<tm,-.. inInpO>tnIA Dc ln;I,illlaS
Sc COS. +. ariTia-. %rriUI">. etc. IN AbElIIA
~ L.ILtItCI!N y dciIIa, 'aflrln'lrs nc
,irana.. nu ,ililIrns dc : .%ninuin-. he
vrnla solo aQmi. FUnhgrarU> baraio>. j..
y. Kodi igucI. iVt Bucnavi>la 81, sail M
tIui,, T,'Sg. ifJ)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

I.ESEO saber eI rarader0 dc mi padre 20
IIiicO Ddmi>D Dclgado. Dc Qui'n fGC'Dd ID
iiti,na raria frrI,ada en- JUNO q dc 1916.
".rriia en- Iwin sisters. Blanro. Co.. TEXAS.
ron sa.m o dos al"H de sub
crtnCiGn al saInanariO IL PRENsA, a dulcri
me dc inrDrmc> cIcrl1s. DiHisirsc a hdilicl
| 6utZ. pI'RDDN. TENi,. iJ25'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

INTEErSA sa6cr ci ~parad"ro del senior I"-
= Elorza MILAN. hii0 del senior l">r ElorZt
uuc reside hoy cn Sanidndrr. E>I'diia' IN
NavO De 1915 viva en- san Francisco Lal.'
Salicndo para Chihuahua Y III Pa>o q nc
-IrlO>, pilr.lr cnviar Ill d"ml"lll0 4 Nhlo-
Mo NJ. Vsrdinee. S5i5 Tunnels Ave. HoH-'
ion, Texas. - 81 Consul dc Fl salvador ,l
Nazallin. -r. Angel Bcltrdn. C5sS'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Gran envio de acrros de algodon
a Mexico.

Sc han recibido en- esta capital GER
ca dc doscientos carros de f~c-rocarrll,
.argados con algodon, en- VI periodic
lie tempo c~omprendido del IL der pa
,ado mes de febrero a "a fecha.
Este enorme cargamento de materla
prima para Ia industrial de hilados y
teiidos procede de Ia region lagunera,
en- donde Sc han obtenido buenas CO.
sechas, segun los datos que Sc han
-ecibido ultimamente en esta ciudad.
Sc dice que de Santa Teresa Y el
T,ahualilo estan saliendo actualmen-
e grandes cantidadeS dc la p~reciosa
materia, habiendose dado el caso dias
pasados de que la C~opmpania Com
presora de Algodon, no podia empa-
car todas las cantidades de algod6n
que SATAN de las fincas prodIctoras,
| no obstante de ~despachar en- esos dlas
alredulor de varioS furgones por dia.
Ell algod6n que Sc ha recibido en-
Ia mctropoli Sc esta actualmente al
~macenando, a fin de qae en- su opor-
tvu.r.dad Sc diat.i .buya SnvenienOa-
mente entire los p~ropietarios de ia
! bricas de hilados Y tejidoS de Ia Mesa
/ Central.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

ALTO Fac kard 1911. Sietc paSajcruS, SGFi.W.
rrlG.nuG TravI- ii7?. g haDla rsf'ahoi: ~
W. mI.aLrcl. W.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Cuando sc neccsitara personal.

Tercera :-Cuando en- cualquIer Id
yar del sistema ferrocarrilero, Sc ne
GESTURE personal para el desempeno
lie algun servicio, Ia empreSa Sc re-
serva e. derecho de mandar el perso-
nal que estimarr r~onveniente. pu-
dierdo so'icitar este a los comites To-
.aies de las agrupaciones que CORES
2onda.
Cuarta:-Cuando ocurra alguna
vacante temporal o definitiva de Off
ciales en- los t~allereS, Ia empresa to-
mara en- consideration para cubrir di-
chas vacantcs, las aptitudes Y condi-
clones personales de sus empleados,
mas aventajados, quedando ~eXpeditos
los derechos de los comites respectl-
vos para reclamar ante qulen CORES
ponda. cuando con caa election sc ere
ycrcn lesionados en- su eScalafon
otros Aspirantes al mismo puesto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

Sr NENpt residential dc dos pi>oS. ociio
rIIarIos rr.nie 4 I'm parlUr cerra del cen
ito. IN Gale payimenlada Y ron toda> las
ronrudIdadeS mndcrna>. BlriiarSc a prorlc-
rariu. :Mi y. ian saba. rsqulna con Ike
view. Io:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
Expedition de passes

Quinta:-,La expedition de 'pases''
Y franquicias telegraficas para las
,grupaciones de que Sc trata Sc su-
jetara e~xpresamente a Ia costumbrc
"a establecida desde Ia administra-
ci6n de los ex-Ferrocarriles Naciona-
les de Mexico.
Scxta:-Cuando la empresa deter
mine hacer algunas economics en- 10
que respecta a personal SC cstudiara
la forma mas adecuada para llevarlas
a cabo, de tai suertc, que los intere-
scs de ambas parties resicntan los me-
nores perjuicios. En- estos casos. la
emrresa tomara en- consideration las
indicaciones que lie hicieren los CO.
mites sobre G. particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

lItRI0S amlI.l lldr> con - ~Il aNlSlct-
ria: pr"CiOS rOutOdu>. SS =. PrcNA -
ina C3Ilr al sur de- Ia liIbliuicrI.t 'f3b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

ALTO Packard 1917. slctc paSaicroS. SGDO.OO.
Tclef0nr Travis il79. SO h3bla eSpahol. S5'
". laurel. N1s''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

VENTAS:- :
~ NE\nrN. IN auium6vll dc rarga Cadi.
II1r ~ rcrrrctaS rOndiCiOnrS mccanIras,
con clcrpo Hercules c~ntcrafneni" nn'v".
rlpnrlIad como dr una i"n"lHdt. = ni'l
vcrdalrra Gaaga. IN rarro r"rartih"r ! "SH.
rue!pG pdu"l. en- lerf"ctaS c9nIirI"u'r.
IN arm nara ~fufi<laS. SIudcbak"r rur
SJnNGO Y nIrn for S375.m rrryunl" T"r VIZ.
h,Inann. elem Motor car Co. Ir"rk"it ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
COMPRAS:-

Ol!PR0 p%nlirula' 'incml'O"rdriclS cl Buen
r-ladO. gran n~gciraj" y iitE!os IN e%>lailoi-
az - preSI. az
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
NOTICIAS De La CD. De MEXICO
-
CARRANZA CONYOCA DE NUEVO 4 ELECCI0NES EN- LA BAJA
CALIFORNIA-FIETCHE INQUIERE SOBRE LA LEY DEL IRA
BAJU-SUFRE UN DESCUENTO Ell DOLAR-EI. EMRAJADOR
AMERICANA OFRECE UN BANQUETE A BONILLAS.

do Militar. J.. H. Lingo, Secretarlu
particular del Sr. Fletcher.
La elegante reunion concluyo GER
ca de las once de la nochc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

sol iCIrD lrahdIo como m"rlniro q cn
tlrluuI,r utrt. OfiCiu similar. rOrA> prciCn-
stones. +. o.. Box $50. VICTORIA, TENi>.
ClrloS Gonzalez Mendoza. US,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26

il'Isa Il ID -. planh. r"l. "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK

You can enjoy a delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for
very trifing cost. if YOU get from your
druggist a package Of canthrox and
dissolve teaspoonful In a cup of hot
water This makes full cup OF
shampoo liquid, enough SO it is easy
70 apply it to all the hair instead of
Just the top of the head Your sham
poo is now ready, Just pour a little
at a time on the scalp and hair until
both are entirely covered by the
daintily perfumed preparation that
thoroughly dissolves and removes
every bit of dandruf, excess oil and
dirt After rinsing the hair dries
quickly, with a fluffiness that makes
it seem heavier than it is, and takes
on rich luster and softness that
makes arranging it pleasure.-Adv,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04

Personal Attention to all Patients
Moderate Charges. Fair Dealing.
Faithful Service and Speedy RE- suits,
Coupled With Professional Excellence.
are Responsible for My Immense Prac-
tice--T Maintain My Practice by Hon
est Work.
No person is too poor to receive my
best Efforts none so rich as 10 pro-
cure better service than | can give
My medical qualifications, superior
equipment and past success in Treat
ing Chronic. Nervous ana Special Dis
eases enable me to offer the afflicted
the best possible opportunity for a
cure.
! treat Blood Poison, Kidney Trou-
bles, Piles Fistula Bronchitis, Ec-
zema, Catarrh. Rheumatism. stomach.
Liver. Heart Lungs. Skin, Nerves,
Spinal Cord and all the desperate
chronic ailments for which cure has
.haen denied, yGu elsew here s.....s
Consultations at Office Free
ONCE hours a. NJ. to 5 p. NJ
Wednesday and Saturday nights to
s. sunday 10 a NJ. TO IL noon.
Phone. 5S6s Randolph,
Virginia Building. Fifth street at
Main Entrance on Fifth Street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
AM RIGA FIRST" :
COMMITTEE MEETS

Tho America First" or patriotic
committee of the Richmond branch
OF the League for Woman's Service
held meeting Friday afternoon at
o'clock In the jefferson hotel to
outline plans for their work. Mrs.
q. r w. Kern. chairman, conducted
the meeting.
An invitation Is extended to every
woman in Richmond to Join the
league. There are no dues connected
with membership The headquarters
are at sos East Main street where a
register is kept for those who Will
volunteer any service whatsoever. re-
CARELESS OF how small In case or
trouble.
The following women have already
actively enrolled for the America
First" work: Mrs Francis ID, VIII
liams. Mrs J. TAYLOR Fllyson. Mrs.
George Ainslie. Mrs Arthur i, VIII
mer Mrs. w. w. Sale Mrs w. f. Pat
terson, Mrs FairfAN Harrison, Mrs.
3. /" Purcell. Mrs. b. O, James, Mrs.
Oliver Sands. Mrs Warner Moore.
Miss Sally Archer Anderson, Mrs.
Norman Randolph Mrs. sydney Dud-
ley Mrs. Christian Clark, Mrs. J. A.
G. Chandler. Mrs c. Denny. Mrs. Rus
sell Cecil, Mrs. II. u G. Maclachlan,
Mrs. 3. l.. Blenner Mrs. y Y, Taylor
Mrs. r. Y. Myers tr. Miss Matte
Purcell, Mrs. Stewart Michaux, Mrs.
II. T., Binswaneer. Mrs, John Muir
ply and Miss J.. G. Kelley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
INTERESTING EXHIBIT
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

The industrial art department OF the
Dennison company. New York city. will
be shown next Thursday afternoon I'm
assembly hall on the third floor of
the John Marshall high school building
The exhibit will open at 4:30 o'clock
in the afternoon and an explanatory
talk will be given by Mrs. Lena r.
Holmes. of New York.
Among the things that will be on
exhibition are crepe rope weaving.
Jack Horner pies. ice caps, sabres,
paper craft. bats. tops. wands. picture
binding and new methods of stenciling.
All OF these things are made at CO.
lumbia university and the exhibit
should be of special interest 10 teachers
and instructors of manual training,
domestic science and manual arts and
Undergraduates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
CAPTAIN MYERS SAYS
TROOPS LEAVE TUESDAY

Captain William II. Myers, COM
mond Howitzers, now at San Antonio,
Tex has advised his family here that
the First battalion of field artillery,
composed of the batteries of Hamp-
ton Norfolk and Portsmouth, and
the Howltzers would leave the border
next Tuesday afternoon. This Is the
date set by the Eastern department,
but due to the inability to secure
transportation facilities, IL was be-
lievcd that some delay would result.
Captain Myers stated that the
troops would arrive In Richmond
either Saturday or Sunday ana 'hdt
the men, ali Of them mouu,ed, would
parade from the railroad station to
tho urmoT3. This viii be the first
mounted command to appear TN Rich
mond and will undoubtedly attract
great attention. Plans have been per
fected by the Richmond Howitzer' S
association TO give the men hearty
welcome on their arrival
Whether the RtchmQnd artillery
men will be mustered out in Rich
mond or Norfolk has not Yet bcen
definitely stated 1t Is understood that
the Eastern department has notified
the reception committee in Norfolk
that all Of the batteries would he
handled in that city but General Sale
has not been advised OF any such Ar
rangement II Is believed however,
that the Norfolk, Hampton and
Portsmouth batteries viii hg mus
tered out in Norfolk, regardless of
where the Richmond troops ARE re-
leased. Norfolk has been reCom
mended as the point of muster oft,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
Or. GRAY Of CHICAGO
AFTERNOON SPEAKER

DR.. James M. Gray, dean of the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. viii
speak to men at the Central Y. NJ. c.
A. auditorium this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Subject. Five Milestones." 1t
Will be an address that men will never
forget for DIR. Gray In one of the most
widely-known men connected with re-
ligious work in America, and is a noted
speaker and Bible teacher. He comes
to Richmond as the guest OF the Stimuli
taneous Evangelistic Campaign COM
mittee. and will conduct q big Bible
institute in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
MERCHANTS COLD STORAGE q
ICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Richmond, Va. March /. 1917

Richmond. Va. March /, 1917.
This Company announces TO its pa
irons the sale of its output of ice for
the years 1917 and 1918 TO the Rich
mond Ice Delivery Corporation. which
will be pleased to handle your re-
quirements on request
This Company appreciates your
kind patronage in the past and will
appreciate your future patronage be-
ing given the new Company, in the
success OF which this Company Ia
greatly interested
The offices of the Richmond Ice
Delivery Corporation will be main
tanned at Harrison and Marshall
Streets Richmond, Virginia. tele-
phones Madison 1901. Madison 2s3
and Madison 3T3.
MERCHANTS COLD STORAGE q
ICE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
BY THOMAS S. HERBERT.
General Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04

Following charters and amendment
were issued yesterday.
koolage's. Inc. Norfolk Va. Can
ital stock, Maximum. $4,000; mini
mum. $4,000; par, 500. Officers c.
w. Koolage. Jr.. president; Frank
Thomas, secretary: both Of Norfolk,
Va. object Mercantile business.
Russell Coal corporation, Honaker.
Va Capital stock. $4,000. par. 500
Officers: ]. H. a. Smith. president
Blackford, Va. Aaron Russ. secretary.
Honaker, Va. Object: Coal mining
business
wiltshire Corrugated Paper Box
Co, Inc. Richmond. Va. Capital stock:
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. s35. zoe,
par. 500. Officers: f. II. Gunst. pres
ident; w. b. Wiltshire. secretary: both
OF Richmond, Va.
The Swan corporation. Richmond,
Va. Capital stock; Maximum. $4,000.
minimum. $500; par, $40 Officers; 8.
c. Swami. president; H G. Proctor
secretary; both of Richmond Va
Jefferson Produce Co, Inc, Rich
mnod. Va Capital stock; Maximum.
$4,000; minimum. $4,000; par. SOC. Of
Rcers: T. l., Spratley. president, "A. H.
Johnson. secretary and treasurer both
OF Richmond, Va. object: Produce
business,
Holland Dairy and Creamery Co,
Inc. East Radford. Va Capital stock:
Maximum, s75 GOO; minimum. $4,000;
par, 500. Officers: A T. Green, pres
ident. Roanoke. Va J. l. Vaughan, sec
rotary. Shawsville. Va. Object: Dairy
business
Amendment to charter of Golden
Lineweaver corporation. Harrisonburg.
Va, changing name to Lineweaver Mo-
tor Co. Inc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04

ium this week. afternoon and night
The meeting this afternoon viii be,
one of the best OF many good onfa
held within the past four% or ave
months. and will open with an illus,
trated song service. led by Wingo Rus.
sell Miss Lucy Gwathmey will sing
The Ninety and Nine" and Mr.: M. L.
Willis will be at the piano. All men
are cordially invited.
The Man Christ Jesus.
The Conversational Bible club will
meet at 5 o'clock. just after the mems
meeting. and the study for the after.
noon will be The Man Christ Jesus
His Plans and Methods" The study
is informal and conversational IN
character. and Is led by General-Sec.
rotary Mckee. All men are invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
BRITISH STFNNTR GOES
ASHORE ON NEIOpkIN

Special TO The Richmond Virgnian)
ACoomac, Va. March S.--The Brit
ish steamer Strapham, from Panama
to Norfolk. Va. with bunker coal,
went ashore durins this morning at
o'clock on Metopkin four and one
half miles north OF Metopkin coast
guard station. Tho steamer Is three
hundred and seventy-two feet long.
Her crew was taken off by the crews
OF Metopkin and Wachapreague coast
guard stations A tug has been sent
for They hope to float here on tho
f'ood-tide tonight,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
BUCHANAN SPRING COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
Richmond. Va, March /. 1917.

Richmond, Va, March !. 1917.
This Company announces to It's
patrons the sale of it's output of ice
for the years 1917 and 1913 to the
Richmond Ice Delivery Corporation,
which will be pleased to handle your
requirements on request.
This Company appreciates your
kind patronage in the past and will
appreciate your future patronage be-
ing given the new Company in the
success of which this Company is
greatly Interested
The offices of the Richmond Ice De-
livery Corporation will be maintained
at Harrison and Marshall Streets,
Richmond, Virginia, telephones Nos.
Madison 1901, Madison 262 and Madi-
son 373.
BUCHANAN SPRING COMPANY,
INCORPORATED,
BY F. S1TTERDING.
President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
ICE DELIVERY COR
PORATION,
Harrison s. Marshall streets,
Richmond, Va, March i, 1911

Richmond, Va, March j. 1917.
This Company. newly orgenized.
has purchased the output OF tAe Ice
plants operated by the Crystal Ice
Company, the Merchants Stold Stor-
age & Ice Manufacturing Cont any,
and the Buchanan Spring Company.
Incorporated.
The object Of It's organization is to
provide an economical and efficient
system for the delivery OF retail ice
in the City of Richmond ana the
Company hopes to prove of great SER
vice to the community in this resnect
The Company promises to provide
for It's patrons prompt delivery full
weights and ice of 1.-The highest quality.
Your patronage will be greatly APP
preciated.
RICHMOND ICE DELIVERY COR
PORATION,
BY +. SITTERDING.
President
Telephones Nos. Madison 1901, 262.
373.
CARROLL TAYLOR,
Genl. Mgr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY.
Richmond, Va, March /, 191

Richmond, Va, March /, 1917.
This Company announces to Its pa
irons the sale of It's output of Ice for
the years 1917 and 1918 to the Rich
mond Ice Delivery Corporation, which
will be pleased to handle your re-
quirements on request
This Company appreciates your
kind patronage In the past and will
your future patronage be-
ing given the new Company in the
success of which this Company is
greatly interested.
The offices of the Richmond Ice
Delivery Corporation Will be main
tanned at Harrison and Maj shall
Streets. Richmond, Virginia. tele-
phones Madison 1901, Madison zee
and Madison 3T3.
CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY,
BY J. C. KENT. Secy & Treas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
FLOODS NOT ANTICIPATED
THOUGH RIVERS RISING

Almost continuous rains since Tues
day have caused a rise in the rivers OF
the state, the rise In the James river
here being about two and half feet.
Blood conditions, however, are not
anticipated an indications are clear
ing weather. The rains have made
the roads In many sections OF the state
difficult of navigation. 1t is reported
by automo bilists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-04
slxtecn Amendments Made

fANt'Nh
The four successful candidates In
the contested counties were: Gavin
Rawls Isle of Wight; j. n. Harris,
Henrico; II r. .Eubank, King will
liam, and ] F. Reynolds Patrick. In
King william. Mr. Tubank was OPP
posed by II II Blackwell and j. r.
lipscomh; in Hanover Mr.. Harris was
opposed by Mr.. Brown, as stated
above, ana in Isle OF Wight, DR.
Rawls was opposed by O w. johnson
Those without opposition who were
named yesterday by the board are:
G. @. Ioynes, Accomac; John Wash
luGton Caroline A. J. Renforth York
and Warwick; r A Dutrow. Newport
News city; z. CT Tankard. Northamp-
ton; T, W. lewis, Lancaster and
NorthHm berland; h T. Newton, Rich.
mond and Westmoreland A. G.
Cooper. Charles City: p. NJ. Tyler,
Chesterfield. II r Bennett. williams
burg and Or. J. A. G, Chandler. Rich
mord.
Yesterday the board heard from
Essex and King ana Queen. Mathews
ard Middle@nx Isle of Wight Nanse-
mond Norfolk Princess Ann, Hen
rico, Hanover, King William and
Spotylrania and Stafford. but tho cleo
ton Of some OF the superintendents
was deferred by the body until the
roNt meeting The hearings were
completed before adjournmo mt yester-
ay afternoon with the exception OF
'6osc u the candidates IN Hanover
county. which VIII be taken up fully
II the coming meeting.
Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
lion r q Stcarnes who is president
- tse board announced that the
nody VIII reconvene Wednesday morn
ing at II O'Clock To further consider
the merits OF the candidates. More