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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22
INDUSTRIES BATTLING
WITH WAR SHORTAGES
Paucity OF Fuel and Lack Of Trans.
portation Facilities Handi-
cup Many Businesses.
DULL IN NoNEssENTIAL LINES
Western and Southern Centers Buy.
ing Spring Stocks to Forestall
Short Supplies or Probable Ef-
fccts of Rising Price of Staples.

NEW YORK. December 21.-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Increasingly important governmental
requirements. quickcncd retail trade
due to cold weather and holiday buy
ing. difficulty In operating leading in
dustrial plants owing TO paucity OF
fuel. and better than seasonal distri-
button by Wholesale dealers as well
as jobbcrS. the trends in the latter
respect having been carried along by
activity 1T secondary markets as dis
tinEuiShed from movements at the So
called primary ccTtcrs wncrc trade has
rcceded. present Tho chief charartcriS-
tics of this weeks reports. Industry
il strcnuouSly trying TO fill orders il,
the face of numerous handicaps flow
ing from shortage OF cars. lack OF fuel,
insufficient supplies of labor and in
clement weather. At the same time
the season for nrentorying. as we'll
as the continuous shifting from non
essential outputs. has resulted i'm Il
degree of quiet in industries that arc
not favored with war orders.
Some Western and most Southc TN
ccntcrs are buying for spring and he
yond to such an extent as 10 create
the impression that the merchants of
those sections either desire 10 forestall
short supplies or the probable effects
of rising prices for staple products.
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Real Estate Summary
Chnncery tran,fcr. S,,
IL Chnuccry trust dr.d. - =, w,
= Chnncery release de.d. 31os ~ ~,
CHANCERY TRANSFERS

:, Land Investment Corporation -
trank WallcnhorSt. lots and . h,oc,o
i H. 77"a ar Court. December 10.
nc; Lee Park Company Inc, to C. A.
nflckinson' lot ~. block Is. Lee parl,
december T. 1917; tax 81. $40.
= Chewning e. Boxlcy, trustees 70
-. oarneal, 20X?l IL feet. known -.
~ buchanan street. November 80;
Lroater Richmond Realty Conn,pv
m Nc, 10 H. L. Wallace. lot II. block 4.
Imn9'nuncnt Avenue Park. august 70
Robert II. Tallcy. trustee. ct ais ia
Jesse iiliams. - .-l2N1o. feet, known
- So o, North Fifth Street Dcccmbcr
w Mrs. v; NJ. Middcndorr to Charles D.
Wills; "a l-.Nl7j feet. known as 49,.
", Wcst Leigh Street. December ii. 1917
r. l. Railey ct IN. 10 Annie MAY
Guchn Street. 400 feet cast OF r.nrtcr
street. December II. 1917: tax 81. $40.
Maria Edwards to Walter r;ur-
,on, lois and 4, square &. plan or
west Highland. January |. 1917, $40
Mary S. Hancock to Frederick nh
cnsr' l:ONlfO feet. southeast corner
alder street and Third Avenue. he
ctmpcr l, 1917; TAX So $40
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CHANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

George T. Waite ct IN. 10 n. NJ An
ncrson. trustee. 81 1-2Xl35 feet. known
As as! el. :, Griffin Avenue. December is.
Frank ,Wallenhorst to &. l.. Denoon.
trustee. lots and 2. block \. Cham
e."ndaSnc Court. December 10. 1917,
Frank ,wallenhorst to c. l.. Dcnoon.
trustee. lots and .. block \. Cham
ncriaync Court. December 10, 1917,
Pauline f. Won Grooming to Pollard
& Eagby. Inc. trustee. s3x13. feet.
known as 9iJ North Twcnty-siyih
street str NAH also rs 5,txlas foot: known as
Sust g. 81 Iy ;i,5ty. Street Au-
Pauline Il. Won Grooming to Pollard
q H, naEoE. Inc. trustee, :. 2.3xla2 feet.
S Smowh as al9 North Twcnty-siXth
&. 4. Dickinson to stuart 10 Eowc trus-
tcc, lot II. block e. Chambcrlayne
Race; D D,a;, = lal7. $500.
tee. lot 81 block Is. Lee Park. Dccem-
Jesse Williams TO ChcwninE &. Eox-
Icy trustees. - 7-12xl:2 feet. known
IL. 1917. s2.o16.
Maggie Burns to John u. Garrett.
trustee :Sxil7 IA feet, known as 5000
Fast Marshall Street December 10,
+. l.. Randolph ct ux. to s w. Rob
inson. trustee. 30 l-6X1o5 feet, cast
line of Fourth Street, III 5-6 feet north
q sas 5ackso" Street December 49, 1917
George w Evans ct Tx. to Chewing
e. B1Sley. trustees. :oSlco feet. known
S3l3S.
q. J. Hunt ct ux to Conway II. Cor
d 10 IT., trustee. SO i-2x2e feet north line
Street. December 90. 1917. 81. 900.
Amnic Nav Smith to j. Lee Davis.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Progressive Mechanics Associa ton
Inc. Norfolk. No capital stock. John
Robinson, presidents: w. II. Lirayson
Sccrciary--both of Norfolk.
Young Men and Womcm'3 lndcpcn
dcnt Benevolent Association Of III,
United states. Inc. Newport News
Capital stock. $4,000. Charles G. Gun
ninEham. president: Nick Chapman
scrrctary--both Of Newport News
Russclls hubbard Company, Inc. xii
marnock. Capital stock. 100000
Purposes: fish business. j. L.. EussclIS
president. irvinEton: T. NJ. Arms
worthy. secretary, kilmarnock.
Amendment to charter of The STRAIT
ford Packing Company. a corporation
Stratford. Va, increasing its capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper ~ ,hid) ............ 1854
AnrIc. l'-curh - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Atlantic Coast Line Isl y taskcd, 49,. 50
A. =. Ill. and y col. 49, ta'ked, .... -
A. =. l.. cv dob & tBalt"l ,askedD.. -
chosa pca,,c and ohio ~. tiaS 'hd' -. sn,2
,.hcsnrcal.r aud ohio ~. - asked. ~:
licEott and Myers IS thid'.............. ~
l.orillard Ton"cc" . hid>.........'..,. ~
Mercantile Marin" cg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Seahoar! Air Line adj .;a.;...,..;...;;. y,
S"a board Air Line stamped H. taak"Jp. ~:
Southern Hallway is...... ................ 81
Southern hallway ~ taYl<.dp ............. ?O'.
L : Rcctstc-.! -. 1850. ................ ,i1,
u : Registered - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
L = Registered Is lGt5 ................. lOI
u = Liberty loan observation-disclosures. ~ =,
u : Liberty Loan H. .................. % 90
United States Sto" :. ~ ............ rs
n-ISrown Bros. r;fS. CIV. Va taskcdD 81
Na-Car. Chem. Go. 1T - tiSk"d, 49,. 81.
Na-tar. chem. 60 ~. Is taSkcd) ..... 96.,
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Hank tlcnrli,Es.

NEW YORK. December ELL
clcarinEs for the week ending DcI
Der 20. as reported to I;radst,ccts
gregatc S6.426.06i.0 1000. against ST.
100000 last week and S6.1iS, 9Sl 'OG
this week last year. Canadian ci
inEs aggregate S25i,!73.000. AS asi
S2i3,Sl 1000 last week and Sos5 IN
this week last year. The returns
week:
New York. s3,57o,ol6.ooo; deere
III.
chicago. s5l5.SGS. 900; Increase. 4
Philadelphia. 2,S5o.0O0, incrt
21.?.
boston. $500. $4,000: Increase. "a.
Baltimore. $i2.O5?.OO0: -
New Orleans. S5j.i51,O0V; incrt
G7.J.
atlanta. S5s.2ls.oOo: increase o.;
Louisville. S23.S53.OOO; Increase. +.
Richmond. S43.269.OO0: inc, ease.
indianapolis, S13.22S.00O: decrease
Washington. Sl2.I2l,ooo; incrS
f3
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500: common to fair. 7,as Cho,,.
m ms5fers t. ',Mio; medium sood Ss: "S'9
s sS;4e. Best oxen. Sd9: medium to good.
hWSbi.. common to iair 6V6ta Hest hcsvv
c Sos1s; ~ Is: light. s@7 Hest calves. IL
II: mns n NO iIm n, u % ia. Best heavy hogs.
sas c s"mz and stays. l3stl5. Best sheer.
$50 is medi,,,nt 10 FAR ga @6!, Best lambs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22

BY. virtue Of certain decd OF 4
dated September .. 1919. of rccorF
the ficnrico Circuit Court. -. y. "a
page 2G7, default having been mad
the payment Of III" dat thcrcinE
cured. and being required 50 10 d
VIII sell by public auction, in frotf
,hc IIcnrico County Courthouse. OF
SATURDAY. DECEMBER; - III
at o'clock t. ~,
the property described in said deco
follows:
"All that certain tract, piece or
cci Of land lying and being in
County of IIcnrico, about four \
.ast Of The city of Richmond. Va
tween tho Williamsburg and Ck:i
city Roads, and bounded as follI
to-wit: on the east by the land Of y
tciro and Baker: on the south byl
lands OF Vaughan, Nelson and pa
on the west by a road leading TO
liamsburG. Road. and on the north
tho land known as tho Winston III
containing sixteen and two-tE
GIG I'D acres.
The improvements consist OF a
dunn size frame dwelling, stable. Isl
and chicken houses.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF
cutting this trust and TO pay Il not
St21. with interest thereon from
teinbcr -. 1915. balance at one and
years. or all cash. at the option
c. l.. DENOONl
'rrl, q 4 4
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NiptssinE. ShMSs: loo Success. s5e1o.
'ronopah Extcnsion. Is iGml 100
M W.s, 81 i%ln ~ ana pyrer 900; 1000
J7aer6; 800 u. s. Steamship 90 AZ "A
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, December .i.--Corn prices took
!, DOWNWARD swing i".dsy, owing largely
embarG" cast OF Chicago had failed to
siimu'"ic shipping deInsnd. The marto
closed unsettled, =" TO Ike net lower. with
January l.:tA. 10 l.:r-. and May I.c2. to
l:?'s oats finished &c 10 - down, but
provisions NJ re TO ,ec.
WHEAT Uren. High. Low. Close
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Hold for District Court.

Jessie Hunter. Ben Williams
John Manly were given q hearing 81
fore tho United States commissiE
yesterday morning and tho trio
he'd for the United States Dis
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22

trustee. 25x97 feet. south line OF JAG
Iuca1n street. 400 feet cast Of Carter
S'iec'' bcccmber II, 1917. Ss93."Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22
AUCTION SALES-Future DE-
BY Z. J.. u II. J.. DENOON,
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
TRUSTEES SALE

TY, LYING BETWEEN TIE II
l.lAMSBtNG AND CHARLES d
ROAD. AND NEAR FORT LEE 4
TON, CONTAINING; SlNTETN i
TWO-TliIliDS ACRES GIG 80. =
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On tiIo Cttrh


,nGu nm aot kih December :l.-tishcr prices
n.nsr feeling around the opening toedaS
'ausch greater show or Interest on thr
cnrb market. Prices i'm some OF tho moro
prominent issues advanced from fraction,
70 more thhn i've points but later r,i,,s
M.rc Few In the industrial list consider bic
ni.'reSt was attracted to the motor shn ROW
py r"a:ph OF the sharp advance that was
hhan"%d six points to tho highest price that
mas nccn reached la moro than two mouths
"" gam IN this issue influenced Other H.
sues OF this group and prices rcsp"ndsd IN
the cNtcnt OF a point or moro n, some ~
,me ''.r ciixo independent oil stocks we're
MrrnnT stools were more active than th"y
Snnnccu previous sessions. and prices In
m ,n, were a. higher levels ,han thos" 81
200 AETNA Explosives =. mrs $50. ,'t HhSy
o Cd. ;I g uni!sd Motors. iSq ~; 700
81 p; 700 Int r"tr1leun, ll1sa -: 500 Mct.
,o,nmo, i-S ~. aoNl Oklahoma Oh.
WoD,. bis I::dEc, i.sYl?.; 1850 boston and
i.ro,nn vcr SGe '[eSs Mo"? IT, is 900
sion. l3ui: SOD Mother Lode. .%a :; .'' ~,
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WALL STREET CONDITION
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
Active Stock Issues Show Further
Net Gains Averaging About
3 Points.
BOND ISSUE RuMoR HURTS
Report That Government Would
Market Eight Billion i'll Bonds
Sets Prices Back. but They ltc-
cover When Mc.ldoo Denies.
HY I,KoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. December @i.--improvement
continued in The stock market today. In
the morning ,hcro WAS short setback due
To detailed announcement OF an 100000
oU0 l.. per cont bond issue 10y the GOV
crnucrt, but when Secretary McAdoo dc
MED tho report the market recovered Gains
OF above 5 points nero recorded IN active
issues In the iaSt hour there was profit
of a point. The mHrlct remained strong
w to tho last hour ct trading
Tho chief cause for tho advance was the
growing belief that Russia is not on'y nct
going to hclp Germany. hut PROBABLY Mti
come back strong tho side OF tho allies
This belief Is based on the fact that Ger
many Is Jcning With irresponsible partics
in Eussia. aud that the German terms arc
not acceptable L" those people IN inc
meantime bad weather is delaying opera
inr nc position of the allies.
The Investigations AT washington arc
bringing out such startling facts that this
country H. sure to 10 thoroughly aroused
and thus thoroughly prepared for the war
before long. It was the bad winter wheat
week. but 1t Is carly enough for the govern
mcnt to take measures to make up moro
ihan has been lost.
Passing uf tho dividend ny National Con-
EuTor Mas current In tho Street Of an
announcement to he made soon regarding
GcluCiiun. on income tax account
Marine stock was tho fcNori'e Win NaurIS
to-day because they arc expecting ii spcclai
dividend to bc paid out OF tho money re-
can stock owned hv that COMPANY
Foreign bonds were also much stronger.
OH stocks showed o>iccnCc OF the best
Kind OF buying.
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New YORK. December ci.-M.rcant,,e r. +.
ror. Si:T5,.; sterling siNtE day bills, St.ltt;
com nlcrCiai siNty-day bills on banks. N.u -:
,omincrcisl sixty day hills, S.io'?: demand
st75t,: Cablos. 81 - 7-l5. bar silver. So.
Mexican dollars, 6S'7. Government bombs
firm: railroad bonds. strong. Time loan;
steady: sixty. ninety days and six months.
~: call money, strong: ruling rate. D.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Pxchnnxe


MMM YORK. ncc-mher FL BceVes. ir-
$40 q: cows. 3ITG 800 ~'"
81 % $3.50; rTasscrs. Zoo So. So; eu'''
sheep and lambs. steady: lambs sIss6m
..is%' culS. $3.50: sheep. 1SooQsil.so: cuis.
i"Es. lover; hogs. ,isSoa,lz@: piss aud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-22

npoE:TERSbURG PEANUT MARKET
j. t:r ~ t ~ tRodEers Plunmer Il Co inc
I.h nn Sofr. Va. December "I-Snan ,
per Su sI,ners stock. market weak al 81
MI, Nirginias Farmers stock), mark., v.,,
prim. Sxtun,oo, 80 cents per pound; eItr.
Ser pound. 'S per pound: prime. ~ cent?
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
To and from Washington and beyond-Da

Richmond Washington Local, Lv. II. so
week days; a. 10 PM, Sundays; Ar. ell.25
DAILY. fredericksburg Accom-. week days
sf.lo M: Ar. ss-l0 AM. Ashland Accom- (,
days, Lv.s'.2' AN go PM; $50 AM, So:
AEiha ticket and baggage Offices not
lot this Train. sM3tn ST.
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SAv.>.x. NAVAL STORES
tIns ..NTNHh- Ca, december ol-Turnc,
ba rIes9 uiG,; 40; sales; none; receipts. iao
ba rrclS. ~ 'a'rciS' STOCK, cJ,62l
ca Sps"' hhfm; sales. a7i casks rccctp,s, ,.s,
caSs' shipments. 1,S3y casks: stock ~ 9 9:S
t. ,S SIS,:; r. ! p = ssI5a .Si.; T. q.
$3.50: VIC. 500: WV. 5s1S 49, M *": y.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

No. DRY GOODS
hesas IORK. December Election good,
coneessiony We're iiIn' and quiet. The only
drills %erc Uf rn prip, ut 10th. Sheetinsa and
'"Nfhc'S were quiet aud unsettled oo'
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oeabOard Air Line Railway Conn;

The Progressive hallway of the sour
Ir.ina leave Gally: y. ~. Norlina
$40 j.. NJ. Siccpcra Atlanta ana Jack
Niiio o.G5 l.. NJ. siccj,crs Jacksonville,
Petersburg, Columbia. coaches: 1850 y.
Atlanta. nirmingharn Special. 12:t: ~
sicepera Jac~sonsi!ie. Tampa. Iraina al
l.. NJ. $50 +. VI.
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CHICAGO LIVE sToe,l MARKET.

; ,yt r., strong; bulk, :lSloa SIS So iikhi.
s. s., % $50: rough. 'i5"G slG.0 Wigs.
Cattle: rcct ipts, 100: steady: nativ.
.,e"rs. t725n fH.&5: western steers 3s01
tl:,'. s,ock"ra and feeders. SOS a $40 - :
sheep: receipts. 400: woap: wcthe,,
sSUst sl3o1: lambs. ii2.so@SIS6s.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sal+s at Union Stock Yarhs)
Richmond. Va. December a. 1917?
Choice steers. uhQl2: medium to good,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
MhOlrsnic faflnna IN sxch.n<>

hoirsh,r Limitations on Exchange.
Kirnnond. Va. December Il, 1917.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
n

n MUST away. The open road attracts
me to forego
The olden paths which well my foot
steps know.
would go hence to search along the
way.
U~ntrodden fields wherein the flowers are
gay
And streams are dancing. And upon the
brow
OF unscaled heights l would in wonder
bow,
Then tempt the valleys where none else
is seen;
Tread all the paths and seek In each ra-
vine
Those unknown treasures which my soul
desireg
And on the rocks build my weird. votive
fires.
1 cannot tarry here where to my gaze
All, all Is weary: all so understood!
/ must go hence to tread a thousand ways
Ger sunlit plains and In the Swallowed
wood!
-Lurana w. Sheldon.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
A BOYS LOGIC.

WHEN I'm a man I'll be a knight.
W A noble knight in armor bright,
With a coat of mail and a helmet tall
And a sword. and a shield. and a spear
and all.
I'll be a splendid, glorious sight
When I'm a flashing, dashing knight.
And then I'll travel far away
Until somewhere I find a dey,
Because it seems to me it's right
For a dey to associate with a knight.
Oscar Llewelyn In st. Nicholas.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
provementS.


Isadore Sara, president of the Eu'
reka Land & Live Stock Company.
came into Eureka Thursday to order
the temporary suspension of the
preparations being made for com.
mencing the shearing of the compa'
ny's sheep at Alpha next week. The
continued cold and changeable wealth
er, together with the lack of feed or
the ranges, has caused the change Of
plans and he has decided not to com.
mence shearing until after the lamb
ing seeson is over.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
FACE TO FACE.

TT my face could only promise
That its coldness would re-
main.
y If my heart were only certain
1t could hide the moments
pain,
I would meet you and would greet
you
In the old familiar tone.
And naught. would ever show you
The wrong that you had done.
II my trembling hand were steady.
II my smiles had not all fled.
II my eyes spoke not so plainly
OF the tears they often shed.
] would meet you and would greet
o
As years ago we met.
Before our hearts were ~shipwrecked
On the ocean OF regret.
IL the melody of springtime
Awoke no wild refrain.
IL the autumn's golden burden
Awoke no living pa.n.
I would meet thee and would greet
thee
At the old sweet trysting place.
And. perchance. you'd deem me
happy
II you saw me lace to face.
II my woman's soul were stronger.
II my heart were not so true.
] should long have ceased renem-
bering
The owe / had. for you,
But / Hare not meet or greet thee
In the old familiar way
Until We meet in heaven.
When tears have passed away.
Author Unknown.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07

and obligations to the public and the
government, so that every insestor Will
know precisely what every railroad
corporation may and may not lawfully
do"
Judge Lovett contended that the So
luton of these problems and difficult
ties rested with congress. he told the
committee that under the constitution
the authority Of the federal govern
ment is paramount. that congress has
the power to legislate for a centralized
control of railroads under federal char
tiers and that it only remains for that
body to exercise that power.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
Stockholders MEETING

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
viii be held at the Office of the company, at
I. d. Hubs Furniture Store, Eureka, Ne
vada, on Saturday, April 2S. 1917. at Q O'Clock
P. M, for the purpose of e~lecting a Board of
Trustees for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting.
G. @. Fl. Hull, Secretary.
Eureka. Nsvada, March 81, 1917.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
TIE coMRApE.

DE hou young. / will romp with thee,
~ Sun up sun high. sun down. stars;
Be thou old. | will lean with thee,
Cackling over the cattle bars.
DE thou sad. 1 will weep with thee
u Tears are water and mingled dry.
BE tho glad, l will laugh with thee. Fi
Mirth is maddest when two are by.
ID tho lone, | will come to thee.
- Twainlng hearts make dearth of woe.
Be thou Ill. ] will sit by thee
And bid thy devil quickly go.
DE thou living. I'll 1--WE with thee.
II Strong in waking and warm In sleep
Be III dead. | will lie with thee
Under the cedars. cold and deep.
Richard Wightman.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1917-04-07
THE MOVING PICTURES
Opera House Given q Thorough Reno
walton and Now Presents q Most
Inviting Appearance

d. States, who has leased the OPP
era House and been conducting two
moving picture entertainments each
week for several months, has been
busily engaged in renovating the in
terror of the building during the pc
riod the shows have been discontin-
ued on account of no train service
and the general epidemic of measles
here.
The front entrance presents a de-
cidedly more inviting appearance;
besides having been thoroughly
cleaned. it has been newly painted in
rose-pink and gray; the steps have
all been repaired and the entrance to
the gallery cleaned. The main hall
also e a much improved appear
ance with its clean scrubbed floor;
all its doors. window castings. wains-
coating, and the entire front of the
balcony being tastefully painted in
rose-pink and white colors. The
chairs have all been repaired, stained
and vanished. and with the change
Mr.. States intends making to his
screen, all will be in readiness next
Friday evening for the resumption of
the regular picture shows.
In the rear of the family living
room up stairs a dressing room and
patent toilet is being arranged for
the ladies' Mr.. States greeting,
1--WE Strive to Please Our Patrons"
being carried out through all his i'm
~provements.
The regular moving picture shows
will be resumed next Friday night,
April 10. and the pictures given
again on the following Sunday night,
and it is hoped to continue this sched.
ule of entertainments each week in
the future.
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Diner-Say. when was this sandwich
made?
Waiter-Hew do ! know? I've only
been here three weeks. -Chicago News.
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WILD HORSES FOR SALE:

Any one interested in the purchase of
wild horses can be supplied with a num-
Der of these animals. For further par
ticulars addres Post Office Box 70. Eu-
reka, Nevada.
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WARNING TO

Any one caught on. or around our
premises on South Spring street, will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law.
Mr.. AND MRS. A.. LAIRD,
Eureka, Nevada.
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Compensation.

1t is proposed to increase the duty
on diamonds and furs. but this should
effect no hardship, even upon the rich
The added tax will mean additional
value, and the pawnbroker will ad-
vance more money.-Chicago News.
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ANCIENT RIM {.

THE law condemns the man or woman
L Who steals the goose from OF the
common,
But lets the greater felon loose
WHO steals the common from the goose
Selected
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RAILROAD SITUATION
IS NOW LARGELY
UP TO CONGRESS
Must Share Responsibility In
Future Development
ROBERT S. LOVETTS VIEWS

Qualification Of Regulation 10 Essential"
A Complete, Harmonious, Consistent
and Related System Needed-Federal
incorporation of Railroads by Gener-
al Law Favored.