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IA ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- rnrros DE- un ano dc habcrss install.
DC, ha instrifdo a muchos estudiaftnS pan
que consigaicran emrieo en- los IF. &C. Ma.
cionaics de Mexico y otrcs sistemas ferro'
viarios.
Sc imparten conocinientos = cnsenanrs
eomplcta v modcrna: 4 Inspectors Dc Loco
~n,otoras. Inspectors dc Frenos De Aire. 1ns.
pectores de Calderas. Inspectors de Trcnes.
Maquinissas. FoScncros, Conductores, Caro-.
tcros, Reparadores de Carros. Mecanicos -
Casa Rcdonda. Mecanicos dc Piso v Taller
General. Mecanicos de Frcnos de Airc. Es-
pecia!istas y utros varios cursos-
La Escuela Fcrrocarrilers Mc1icans ense.
fla esos trabaios por cores ondencia. Z to-
dos aoucllos que desearen ser alGo mas cue
rte-nos esclavos de trabajos du-os y .ucl.
dos bsios. y ayuda n pcrfcccionarse n lcI
cue eicrccn sin tener grandes conocinieitos
La Escuela Ferrocarrilcra Acxicana cs re-
corocida Y recomcDIads por todas las Uric-
mes de Fcrrocsrrilero5 he1ieancs. altos jctes
= rrominsntcs empcados.
Por Ia insignificantc suma de cuatro pesos
eincucrta centavos, puedc empc-ar a per'cc-
e;onarse q estudiar I'm curse: iueEo cincU
c~entavos diaries hasta aue aprcnda un curse
y .ec;ba c-rtificado , diploma.
;Dcsea probar su fuerza Dc rolunta1 par,
aprcrdcr slso provechoso? Remita I'M peso
cincuenta c~entavos en- giro postal u o-dea de-
express. c Embellishments r-cibira leceionc,
y mucst-as dc ~Grabsdos p varios dolores. ST.
ficicntes ra-a IN mes dc estudios.
Direction: L
ESCUELA FERROCARE1LkkA mEX1CANA
P. o. Box 1921 Los Angeles Cal. u. S. A.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

P~ron6stico que hizo para hoy el Oh
servatorio Meteorological dc San An
tonic:
mum habrS de fluctuar entire los IS y
as grados.-LiSeros vientos del Este
rariaado luego hacia el Sur.
La temperature de ave- rlucru5 en-
ire los Il y IS grades.
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Ell SEECRETAR;O PARTICULAR
DE OBREGON EN- SAN
ANTONIO

Tl senor Manuel Vargas. Sec etali 10
particular del general Aiv%~o Ohrc-
rin. estuyo aver en- S:@l Antonio de
paso para la capital de nues:ra Re
publica. e. senior Vargas lego a esta
procedente dc Ia ciudad de Hermosi-
10. Sonora, Y sali6 aver para Laredo.
de donde seguira para la metr6poli
m~exicana.
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enviar por esapcio dc ties afcs con-
sccutivos a un cuerpo ni"n ~orGanizado
de to~pografos.
Los ~aviadores qfic hahran de to7lar
parte en- la expedition a que verimos
re%firiendonos a~terrizaran en- Alaska
en- el aerddromo de Nome.
La dlstancia que habran de recorre"
los expedicionarios es de +345 mi!las.
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SANTORAL.

Temporarily no oblisa q syurc. Infra
Ae.ava de Pentecostss Santos Felipe Nsri
Confeso- = Fun6sdor de Ia Congregation del
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA. March is-Turpentine
3: stock. 2.1ss Rosin uncha nged Receipts.
i =: os shiEmenss s.s; stock. :4;S9 Quote; y.
Sf.DO; ID. SS2: r. l. c.. slS.S5: II, si3I0:
/. slSi5: X. siS55; NJ, y, VIC. WV. si9Oo.
pentinc firm. ?.l2ia: sales. %: receipts. %:
shipments. 1852: stock. 2.so9 Rosin uie;
sales none: receipts. Els: shipments 305
stock. $685.. Quote: Il. sl7ol: d. E. f.
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STOCKS SHOOT UPWARD
WHEN GOLD IS REPORTED
#to,O00,OOO Overlooked by Federal
Reserve Bank Gives Market
Decided Upward Tendency.
ny unoApAN MALL

NEW YORK. March le.-stocks
We're reaclionary today for technical
reasons. The. advance had been very
hat they wished to cash In. In nddi-
,ion to that there was the failure of
w., NE , herman revolution, out of which
.ne hnancial world had hoped strong
government would develop. From
Washington come reports or efforts
against stock dividends by ndirection
ih spite Of the decree of the Supreme
Hourt. There was also great disap-
OF union labor In the conference look
ing TO renewal Of building opera
''ons In New York City.
cr;,i reserve bank mad c rrlookcd S15.-
v ,vV..,,.oo IN gold In N 2s up last
giving The market s'-rp upturn in
the early trading. This upturn WAS
duo to tho knowledge hat this gold
you'd result in lower interest rates
actly what happened. Renewals were
at per cent, but in the afternoon
the gail rate fell TO and money was
in abundant supply. Even call money
was easier. The first batch OF the
niE British gold shipment for his CITY ny,
on bottleships. That will help.
Drop with Hcnvy selling.
After this first onrush. which, car
led many stocks to new high levels
for the movement. there was heavy
win and Texas OIL. crucibIe dropped
twenty-onc points before tho selling
wave spent its force: Baldwin nearly
five and Texas ten. The Mexican on
stocks which advanced sharply in the
The day ended with Inc market 'r,
regular. but with tho best Kind OF
buying in evidence throughout tho on
tire list. Studebakcr and lnterna :
'ional Paper were the strong special
lies in the last hour Of trading. Nearly
everything else showed some recovery.
Crucibic Declares Dividend.
Crucible opened with wild trading
aud advance Of seven points to q
scheduled 10 meet aud the street cx-
pectcd them to declare large stock
dividend. In the afternoon the selling
was based on n fear that the proposed
OF issuing stock dividends might cause
the directors to change their program.
Lawyers said Congress would not pre-
sumo to levy tho tax in an indirect
dcred its decision that a stock tax
was unconstitutional The Crucible
directors announced so per cent
stock dividend an hour after the mar
l.et closed.
oils Make Advance.
Texas advanced. Mexican Petroleum
Pan American. Royal Dutch, and even
the little ones went up. When the big
stocks sold OF in the afternoon there
Was an attack made on Middle States
OH. and IL broke easily.
Great Northern ore attracted much
attention with an abrupt advance OF
TWO points at u time when other
stocks were lot doing much.
International Paper attracted much
attention in the afternoon with sharp
advance. AZ the same time stud eDakcr
moved TO new high record.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March l6.-Rcalizing and
altered selling OF cotton for reaction
market became s,eadier, after fargins. old
y!op cption;' again made now high ground
Tor the nioSe!ncnt. The recent advance was
considered 10 have been litt'c TOO rapid
.rcased. although selling was not aggressive.
Btlsncss hero became very quiet after the
opening. The market 1rIpest at the
"pcninE. with prv.s TO to % points higher.
me first aa!c Of March was 1913. csta blish-
ing y now high record for future contracts
There was realizing enough to cause slight
rcsetions from time TO time during The
;lric selling by houses With Liverpool and
.'araneHc connections. Tho undcrtonc, how
"vcr. was firm. viii! domestic, trade inter
, ~. GOOD huyers. end active old rror posi-
ulgnts closing iigurca during the middle
cr the morning. The only business rcportcd
~ March Was at 1913. and tho new crop sold
"hont 20 20 "a VENTS net higher Domestic
ucw high ground Tor tina; position Tho cvi.
dent tendency az offerings 10 Increase as
May worked m toward $40 to make some
ing At any rate roiit-takinS became more
tive. and there were reactions OF 20 or ~
points from the best in consequence
ON the recession offerings came chiefly
buy on rho setback. which at lis ma N
S-rTn amounted to about 20 points The
IA closcd ABOVE tho bottom on local coy
a.5nr. Last uuntPtionS were barely steady
nbSil ended 10 points higher and other no.
Eitions at an advance of IS points 10 4 do
cline OF IL points.
mot hero was steady with middIin- nm
hanged at &c; there were sairs Snot
unchanged at SIC: tho sales were 80 bsimss
Range prcaS: $500
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CHICAGo CHAIN ANn rEopucE.

CHICAGO. March l6-Active demand es
Soiisait Ia from Eastern shorts gave new
!!Dist toueS 70 the corn market. The close
vs. nstgous. =. 10 cents net higher. with
M'y $3.50 20 Sl1S5. and July sl.4S.. 81. lsi.
10 % cents. -
huch Increased strength Of corn was owl
cent right from the beginning and was not
ttn.Ched except al intervals. when profit taxi
TIE oS holders led to setbacks. For the .rst
r rine III sfSor@i weeks elevators here
gram Besides. confirmation was At hand
INA, an earnest effort would be made 10
movement to the seaboard AMI that Ship
ended sou ICE"
sn.!sh sentiment was further stimulated
D' hhoW!coEc that congressional approval
htd necn voted !or the sale OF s.coo. 900 par
re-. res Oh SoEernment -four to Euorpe on credit
T Te.e cached , BY all deliveries except MAJ
ioEdrG the last moment. however bears
Eohtended that the advance had about run
Us course oats rose with corn and every
month went to the highest level vet on the
.rop P!oEis!ons We're moderately responsive
20, the upturn in grain.
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. March IG.-wh!ie there had
oeen mite selling OF coffee futures on the
iavoratic reports from Europe. combined
WIN the advance In sterling exchange and
a, good deal OF covering today, The opening
was o to II points higher. Active month
sold - 10 Is points net higher late in the
afternoon; with May touching H.so and clos
lne ~ l4i3 Private reports OF higher
market at Rio. owing TO strike on one Of
the railroads, which nigh; Interfere with
receipts. ooubtlcsS contributed to the ad-
vance. which was also encouraged by late
cable reporting an advance In Santos fu-
lures The market closed a net adva nc.
OF 30 to 40 points. March. li.i5 May. IL -:
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futures ranged as follows:
CHICAGo LIVE srnch ,1anEr,r

= CHICAGO. March l6-Hogs: REGENTS a
CO., estimated tomorrow. ~. 90; steadv o., 70
s s;5 Bulk slLl0a 1870: top. Sis S. Hsavv 70
~ ~ 20 W .fS: medium. $3.50 &c 80; light
siS.S 2 l9sS; light light. tH5OSt 1850; hearT
n iSSs sGws. amoo,h. ST.. e,G 1915: packing
Gsit!c; Receipts. 1900: estimated tomor
row. ''oo; weak. Beef steers. medium and
nean! weight. choice and prime. 35O9b Is 40:
medium and good. s!i66913 90 common
s., ;, II %; light weight. good and choice
=. MT i9.V': common. $3.50 q l2.i5: butcher ca
ne: heners sIooF l3.5: COWS. $1,000 1a.s
Gamers and cutters. A.ao@7oo; veal calves
saockcr steers. $50 all.oo t1''''
sheep. l;.Noi estimated tomorrow. 1000.
market steady: lambs 81 pounds down
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receipts same.
Clean rice strong. Sales: Honduras. So
pockets, l2,; 1884,: Japan. as pockets. 100
llM: Blue Ros". ;,S3S pockcts So 1ll2t1 Re-
ceipts. l.l5o. Brnn and PolIsh unchanEed.
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.pr c0id and wet weather in the belt and
80, S S ~as points down to l3 points up
Z was "A acftve market around tho open
ins shd the effect OF the German news was
'r rhc,cassd b. a. better Liverpool than due
appeared to be very favora bic Scfnre Inc
barometer lines were drawn on it. How
~, o!1 not. encourage selling.
., MrSnrd The middle OF the morning session
a inT .''cuioation came from the long side
anu IL encouraged Increased offerings OF
snort contracts. but the easics, period FOL
owed the, noon press dispa ,ch from Ger
many; telling, OF continued chaotic political
o1so 'n Later on these reports were
i.ss Claiming that German interests were
puyihe stots there and reports that two
merinsn shtps wcre due in Galveston in!s
week 10 take On carEoes
LIVERPOOL. March ls.-Cotton 500. Qui..
i nt,Sss n'snsr E, Good middltng As2 fuiy
q alt n, 80 e, , g1od ordinary. 2os Ordinary
ican. Receipts. 5000 bales. INCLUDING q Uo
q 35 rI,nEes closed steady; March
December. n IS. January, II Ga
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l,."s; stock. In.62S bales.
Minor ports--Reccipts ~ bales: exports
- bales: stock. 4;.55 bales.
Total today-Rcccipts. 26.Q62 bales: exopr,s
ls.tS bales: stock. i.333.5aS bales.
Total for wecl--Reccipts. 57.S67 bales; cx-
ports. 31.sD bales
Total for season-,Roceipts. 5.sAs3o bales:
exports. 4.7T2.lsi bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 1s-PoIItical
rcws was responsible for tho wider nuct,Ia-
lions In cotton today. the market making a
strong advance I'm tho carly trading on the
moro favorable reports OF over night from
Germany. but slumptne around the middle
ter % turned nnfavorabe. From rise OF 9,
fall to q Lowell to- II points under yes.
tcrday.s close. Late In tho day n stoadicr
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/ sls.1osis25: q. II. I. sls.isRisea: X. 3isp0
1875: NJ. $3.50: N. ,iS5a; wa. Ns,1s; WV,
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. March is.--Cotton goods were
steady to firm today. with gray goods buy.
Ing mors active Yarns held firm. While
Continued on Tenth Page,)0
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Medium 10 good he!fers. 800 to
Common to medium heifefs.. SO i1,s
GOOD corn-fed nogs. 49, lbs.
and uD ....................... isE6 /;
GOOD corn-feh hogs. 100 10
IYou cnrn-ied pigs and shoats 10 On l5!s
All Socthe-. hogs SOLO subject to insDection
and when soft and oily to cents or
Good Virginia calves ....,.,.. IL a. 50
Medium Virginia calves 80. IS % IS
i3est Southern calves ........ . eD IL
Medium Southern calves .... 10 eD Is
Tough and heavy caIves..... IL &c i3
n Mcuiu w. Ia!ncs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 Or II
Common TO fair sheep..... s %
Fresh COWS and calves SOD to s1:5 accord
hs 10 DUALITY. Best sales =. FOR cattir
frlday. Saturday. Monday V. Hogs EnY day
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale 0uof a Lon.

lBy Woodson Craig Co. Inc Richmond va,
u . Food Administration License No {; oaTto
Richmond. Va. March IT, 1875,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

sle.Io . % culis and common $40 ais so
ewes. medium. good and choice sio75 n IA %
cults and common. 81. IS n 10. so
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NEW ORLEANS d. March Trough
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July; la.a; September. il7a; October. i'm:
:. sao. eoirts steady. Rio IS, i'c nominal:
F$ FSs ;hs S and frsisa,
r"is In the Rio market. but decline OF
Sle IN Rio cSeh 1sn or london santos g
Win sr cable Quoting q them s2 unehan M
L, .9 iis ~. hiEhsS; itSesipit i, tho TWO pSa,
Private cables from Rio estimate that there
are 10000 bags to come down from the In
son.
for raw saEtl March local
trade late, yes,erday afternoon We're con-
The basis Of c for cuba S costs AND freg
svs about S I'D 81 o foF centrifugal at Which
rcnners for March shipment
Today 1000 bags OF cubas sold to local
buyers at lolac, cost, and freight, bu, moth.
from Cuba reported BOTH ' receipts Ms" and f" ex
%!fs 2 r aSer s f the
| Atlantic ports. with two additional centrais
sT IN IN lined Ini II, the ,rn weather iine t.
1rcasing. and rcnners are making better
, al,hcugh there is good demand;
offerings Prices were unchanged at IL
The MARKET F ss sr'a surar future. was dull
and and no c-n sales were reported The undertone
was hrm IN sympathy with tho strength
In raws. and closing bids were to 10 poin q
above Monduys closing level.
COTTONSEED OIL.
NEW YORK, March is-NCottonseed oil was
quiet today. Prices were higher In limo
with other markets. Leading months closed
20 to IS points not higher sales ;otaled IL :
500 barrels Crude was easier. Prime crude.
NIO1W 1850; prime summer yellow spot
ti9 o5 a 1000; May sSoO5: July so -: October.
$50. Prim" winter yellow and summer
white nominal
NEW ORLEANS. "a. March Through
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tho corps before General Pcrshing
Thursday morning soon after his ar
rival ut tho institute. Tho formal
graduating exercises will take place
on Friday morning, when General
PershinS Will present diplomas to the
graduates and deliver an address.
Brigadiec-General s ID. Rockhn-
bach. L. S. Army. head OF the tank
corps. u graduate of the institute class
OF 1889, Will present the Cincinnati
medal to that graduate who Is dcslg-
mated as the most distinguished
member of the class In character and
service throughout the whole Of his
cadetship.
The Jackson-Hope medals. awarded
to the two members OF the gradual
ing class. who stand highest in
academic proficiency. will be presented
by Captain l.. w H. Pcyton. Of
Stanton. Va, himself holder of
one of the medals, OF tho class Of
1898
Tho social functions this year in
ciudc the following: Opening hop
Monday night: informal hop. follow
ing gymnasium exhibition. Tuesday
night: cotillion club hop Wednesday
night; superintendents reception and
final german Thursday night, and
final ball Friday night. The sun
rise gun on Saturday will mark the
close OF the session.
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pcrintcndent OF tho Virginia Military
institute, John Barrett. dircctor-gen-
eral OF tho Pan American Union.
asks the cooperation OF General
Nichols and the faculty OF the insti-
tute In plan OF the Pan-American
Union for conducting a summer
school in Washington TO train young
men and women for service in fur
thering commercial interests OF the
United States In South America.
IL Is proposed to have the school
open on July ID. 1t Will close on
August 81
number OF cadets are planning
business careers abroad. \ confer
ence Will DO held with them before
the close OF the present session on
June is. at which details of the PAN
american Union plan will be fully
discussed.
In his Letter to General Nichols.
Mt Barrett says. In part:
On account OF the great demand
foreign and. especially. the PAN
American field OF commerce.. where
tho United states faces n most criti-
cal situation. We believe that this
Intensive summer school will be n
most effective immediate influence in
helping to build up both commerce
and friendship between the United
states and it's sister American repub-
Ices"
Several recent graduates of the in
stitute have achieved notable sue
cess in South America. tho Philip
pines and in Europe in connection
with the foreign service of American
banks and other enterprises.
The classes at the summer schoo
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Week. Movie Calendar

nIJOU-Aii week. Alice Like. In
"Shorc Acres."
nLUEnItD-Mondny aud Tues
dhy, Bill ItusscIi, In .'Thr VALLEY
or 1omorrow", Wednesday, and
Thursdny, shirley Mason. In
molly md ~, Friday and Sntur-
day William Duncan, In 1.-THE
silent ArcnEcr."
IItOADwAY-SH week. wnnda
iinwicy, I'm "Miss Hobbs"
COLOSIiI-MOndn md Tucs-
dnS, VIII tOScrs, In .Jcr Call Nc
.iH'' Wednesday,, Thursdny, Fri
dny and Saturday, Douglas Mac
Lem and Doris May, in "Ict's lie
Fashionable"
ISIs-Au week. LouI.c Giuum,
In "Scx.-
0DE0N - Monday, Ethel Claw
ton, In "a Indy In Love-; Tues
dny, Elaine Hninmrrxtcin, in ..rhe
Woman Gnme"; wednesday,, Doro-
thy Dalton. In "a Dark Mirror;
Thursdny. Pauline Frederick, IN,
''Fhc Pnlfscr CnSe", Friday and
saturday, Eugene O'BrIcn. In "a
FOOL md His Money"
REX = Monday. .Thc Moonrid-
cr~"i Tuesday. Tc,ns Quinn. In
"Some Gnr"; Wednesday. ..Thc
Whiri'vind"I Thursday, loot Glib
SON. In "Mnsked-, Friday, .I~lI
nrnt Harry; saturday, .'rhc
Vanishing Dagger"
vi OF q X = Monday, Tucsday.
wednesday, mud Thursdny. "Thc
botton Of the World"
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Double Bills mt OdcOn.
Double programs make up the Of
tcrings at the Ddeon all this week.
beginning tomorrow with Ethel
clayton in "a Lady in Love" one Of
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V. M. |. OBSERVE MONDAY
AS NATIONAL FLAG DAY
Patriotic Exercises VIII Mark First
Hours OF Week Given Over to
College Events.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
LEXINGTON. June 12.-The cxcr-
cises At the Virginia Military Insti-
tute on Monday will have patriotic
flavor. That day has been designated
as National Flag Day. The corps OF
cadets will commemorate the occasion
with the escort of the color. proba bly,
the most impressive and beautiful OF
all military exhibitions.
The finals program will begin to-
morrow with the baccalaurcntc
sermon in the Jackson Memorial Hall
by Rev. Floyd Rogers. of Lynchburg.
Vn.
The board of visitors will hold their
annual meeting on Monday and will
review the CORPS on Tuesday after
noon.
General Z. w Nichols. supcrintcn-
dent stated today that General
PershinE is expected TO arrive Thurs
day morning. He will come TO Lex
ington from West Point. where he
will be the guest OF honor at the COM
mcncemcnt exercises.
Unlss an Unforeseen circumstance
arises neccssitatinE. n change in the
program. there will be review OF
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Caught In the Ice.

NHuEht IN TIC Ice.
Possibly the most humanity inter-
esting phase Of THE Bottom of the
World" the Sir Ernest Shack Teton
South Polar expedition motion pic
ture. which will be seen at the Vic
tor The2ter for four days. starting
tomorrow, Is that which shows the
Endurance. Shacklcton's ship. caught
in the great South ice and the futile
I cnorts which were made to eHtri-
cato her.
| For long time II was believed
mat the ice might be cut and Il chan
mel made 10 the opcn waters. SO
Shacklcton's men. armed with great
Ice Saws. laborcd night and day In
an effort TO break a way through
the ice. But they failed. and the
Juanita Hansen. in THE Tug of
! War. the tenth episode of THE
Lost city" Is the added feature.
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starred in throughout the civilized
world
Girls ana Gunpowdcr." Fox sun
shine comedy. and a SciZnick News
are added.
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FORK UNION


FORK UNION. VA. Juno i..-Fotls
Union Military Academy closed Its
twenty-third session this week. rho
graduating class of twenty-sevon was
the largest in tho history OF tho
school. and the entire session tho
most successful since tho organization
OF the institution. Rev. T. Clagct
Skinner. ID. D.. pastor of the Second
Baptist Church of Richmond. deliv-
cred the annual ADDRESS, while Rev.
r. II. Pitt. n. D.. preached the bacca-
laureate sermon. Tho oratoricnl and
declaration contest was interesting
and largely attended while tho an
nual field proved one of the chief at
fractions. -,
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which has a comedy as tho supple
mental feature. Tuesday brings
Elaine Iiammcrstein in The Woman
Game" delightfully."- Interesting
production. a comedy is on the same
bill. Wednesday Dorothy Dalton
Will be seen in "a Dark Mirror" and
Ford Weekly will add TO the bill.
Thursday only Pauline Frederick
VIII present THE Palscr Case" 4
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