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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
DECORATE COMMUNITY
CHRISTMAS TREE TO-DAY
tircmcn Gel Ornaments for
Giant Cedar in Shape
for Hanging.

Decorating Richmond's, Community
Christmas Tree will begin carly this
morning. Announcement was made
last night by Mrs. W. \. burrows.
chairman of the Community Christ
iNiS Tree Committee. that the work
az the electricians WAS completed
Yesterday afternoon and the dccorat-
ing will start early today.
Richmond trcmcn yesterday began
getting the ornamcprs for tho big
cedar in shape. Tiny American flags.
which Will form a part of the dccora-
ti"ns. We're wired" by the frcmcn.
aud VIII he ready for tho committee
today. other decorations also have
been received 10y The committee and
when the work stars this morning. il
is expected to progress rapidly.
Mrs. burrows and the decorating
committee held a meeting yesterday
morning. at which the plans for pitc-
ing the ornaments on the tree were
made. The chairman stated last night
that the tree will lie decorated differ
entity from former trees. but she is
confident II viii he the pr.tticst IN
tn" history OF Richmond.
Contributions, which will be used
I" pay for the decorations are com
ins in slowly. Eux"S wcr. placed in
the banks of Richmond yesterday and
the committee hopes TO secure the re-
matnd,r OF the funds necessary 10
dcfray the cost of the decorations nv
this means. Jct"r Jones. treasurer OF
the fund, Will receive contributions
sent 10 him at the Merchants Ma
tional Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
TO FORM SECRET ORDER
VIII Elect Officers for Ensu.
ing Year and Banquet To.
night at Stumpf's.

officers for the ensuing year will
ee elected. the question of II suitable
uniform for public occasions prob
ABLY decided upon, and Il ehaptcr to
be known as the Secret order of
the serpent wifi be organized at the
reunion and business meeting OF
FitzhuGh Lee Camp. No. /. Spanish
American War Veterans. which will
precede banquet in Stumpf's Hotel
tonight.
The business meeting will begin at
O'Clock and it is expected that the
~ members will be in attendance
The banquet Will begin at = O'Clock
number of prominent men are cX-
pcctcd To be In attendance and de-
liver short addresses. The banquet
VIII hc an informal affair.
Present officers of Fitzhugh Lee
Camp are Luther Il. Matthews. com.
mander James T.. Failing. senior
commander: f;eorge w. Cummings.
jcnior commander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

Judge 'rump. ia 'hc Law and
Equity Court. has taken under adj
Nis"m"n' the case az Adam KcssnI.
.ir" and Charles Ecsscl. nrains, The
I'i"nsl" Film Corporation for $50.
loo. alleged To hc du" on a contract
alleged I" haze ho"n entered into
i"r Ia" sale ~ certain stock.
Further hearing III tn" case Of tho
warning factions in tn. Greek colony
IA tichiunud as to "wn"rsb!p of
'hlr'h property Will he heard by
judge Crump at a later date. vet 10
hc fixed
suit was BROUGHT in this cour; vcs-
i"rdaT rs Eith.mros Iapacilristos
"E"ins; Pct" bamarns ana others. the
matter h"irg a plea for adjustment
81 alleged partnership disagreement
n" judge Viii hear a motion for an
Injunction III this cas-" today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
i ARE INJURED IN
WRECKS ON C.. & O.
Continued From First Page


learned. also was injured.
The accident happened Mt ..3o
o'clock. when through frc:-:rs~s,v,fn
or seventy eight empty coal cars
crashed into the rear of n local
freight. while the later was dis
charging It's consignment OF freight
at Windsor Shades.
The engine OF the through freight
Is reported TO have plowcd through
Tie caboose OF the local train, caus.
ing IL {" catch ailrc. and dcrailcd ten
other ears. Several Of them were
thrown AGAINST the station
The second accident happened when
It passenger train. bound for Rich
tn"nd. backed into Il train OF tool cars
returning from the scene OF Inc
wreck. jus; az the latter train was
about 10 take a sidctrnck. Accord
ing TO telephone reports from the
scene, none OF the ears lief, the tracks
and service was immediately resum.
Cd Passengers were shaken up
This was confirmed at the train-dis.
pa;chcr's office here
The four evening west and east
bound passenger trains exchanged
their occupants at the point of de-
railmcnt and returned 10 their term
inals.
In stat"mcn, last night. Supcrin.
t"nhcnt j.. W. Knapp. said thai re-
Sponsihi!ity for the wreck had not
been determined. He said an inycs-
t!rntion would he mndc today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
l.. S. AGENTS CAPTURE
ALLEGED DESPERATE
IL Charged with pnr ticipnfion in
Miiiion-NnIIar Wall Robbery
mt Toledo,
IBy United Ncws.l

CHICAGO. Dec. 2O--with rcpu-
tation as "a desperate reaching from
coast To coast. the capture of George
Rogers near here today while he was
engaged In feeding the hens on n
chicken farm was hailed by Federal
officials as unusual luck.
Rogers latest exploit was his
escape from the Toledo. Ohio. jail
with two others held on charges Of
the si.0O0.000 mail robbery In that
city.
Previously he is alleged to have
"scapcd from a San Francisco Jail in
spectacular manner.
Postal inspectors learned tina
Rogers had been corresponding with
"A Toledo girl and. securing the as
sumch name. traced him Ia Palos
Park chicken farm. When lie
emerged from n hcnhqusc he found
himself surrounded and covered by
several postal inspectors, and was
taken without struggle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
URGES RECRUITING OF
CERTAIN TROLLEY LINES
PROPOSAL Aims ut AlInyInr Congestion
aud Giving Improved
Service.

Alderman prdway Fuller stated
Yesterday that h" would. AT the next
meeting az the Board Of Aldermen
in'r"duc" "u ordinance r"routinr sey
"'al %; the existing street car lines
"''h 'hr OBJECT in view Of allaying
CONGESTION and giving improved scrv-
ice. He would run "A lin. ON Eotir,b
street from Broad IL Main, thereby
renewing III" congestion 10 larg.
extent. and would have the Hun
street cars run along Seventh Street
10 hr"ad. thence 1" Fourth To Main
ana on 4" Fourteenth street thus
encompass larger territory and
renewing crowded conditions a, Sew
"nth and Broad Streets The ordi-
nance VIII =: forwarded 10 the
streets Committee. OF which Mr. pul-
Ter IS chairman. ana viii he consid-
cred at the tim" iii" petition for "A
hiankst franchise is cling discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
ROTARY CLUB HOLDS
FAMILY REUNION
Create Mcrr l M e u
Observe Nulctidc Tur>dn! mt
MurplS's.

The Rotary Club held a family
reunion" yesterday at Murphy's Hotel.
at which time many short talks were
made. The ''soughuccks" created
much merrimcnt during the progress
of the meeting. Rotari,n Swink pre-
sided in the absence Of President
Norman Gall. Rutarian Carter MIL
iiams had some difficulties to over
com" while delivering an appeal 10
all isotarianS {" attend tn, annual
convention in California next year.
Upon - call from him for all who
expected to attend the convention to
arise i'll their places. tn" entire body
arose and Indicated their hope" to
ID" among those present.
The Merry Yul"tidc will he OBJ
served at the meeting next Tuesday
night at MurphyS when an extra
Christmas dinner viii be served ami
mcmcntocs of the season will he cX-
changed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
DAVIS TO AUCTION CHICKENS
IN CRUSADE ON WHITE PLAGUE
Fowls Donated to AntiTubcrcuIosis Association in Re-
turn for Christmas Seals Will BE Knocked
Down to Highest Bidders

ono o. the most unique auctions
ever held Ia Richmond will he staged
at II o'clock tomorrow mofning at
lli2 East Cary Street when chickens.
which have been given to the Nlr-
,,inia tnt;Tubcrcuiosis Association
in the rural districts in return for
Christmas Seals, will go under the
hammer To- the highest bidder.
], is announced that the auctioneers
Will include Governor Wcstmorcland
Davis. Attorney General joan r.
saunders and Major Leroy Hodges.
aid. TO tn" Governor.
The bidders Will he tho hotels and
Cafcter!as in Richmond. the old Dutch
Markc; and other Wholesale cousum-
crs
'ihc money realized from the sale
Will he used in the war against tuh.r-
cul"SiS. which is being wa.cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Committee Fails of Quorum.

y quorum OF Council Committee
on Claims failed to matcrialiZc last
night and the meeting scheduled was
postponed To- call OF the chairman
! hose present were Councilmcn Dick
crSon. Mann, Johns and Alderman
Woody. y subcommittee, consisting
"f CoUnciimcn D!ckcrscn. Mann and
Morton. yesterday afternoon visited
three sites where damages are
elaine! for street improvements. The
places visited were 1924 l. Street.
"22l West Main street and SCI Spring
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
POLICE SEIZE. MAN
AND MUCH MASH
Fire EndnnEcr> Life OF Dry Agent
and Thrrntrn. Destruction
of House.

I'm attempt by George Smith to
destroy cN!dcnc" in au alleged viola
ton of the prohibition laws when
Federal agents raidcd his place Of
residence yesterday prccipita,cd A
fire that endangered the life OF
Agent Davis and threatened to de-
str"y smiths home.
Smith waived examination when
taken before United States Commits
sioner FlcGhs nheimcr and was bail.h
III the sum OF $1,000 for his appear
ance before the grand jury at the
r"Nt Term of the United States
Court here. The officers COniiScat.d
eighty gallons of mash in the raid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
.OVERsUBsCR|BE FUND
FOR SRR|NERs' MOSQUE
Finance Committee of Acca
Temple Reports Excess of
$4,000 in Hand.
T.. G. sCmMIpr NEW rorENrArE
Annual Meeting l. Attended by
Mobiles from Every Section OF Dis
trict-Chccr Sands md Williams
for Activities.

Edward 6. schmidt; was chosen po-
tentatc OF Acca Temple. Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine. at the anuua! meet
!nE OF that organization at Masonic
Temple last night. and Il report was
received from the finance committee
showing that the fund Of $500. 600
for the new mosque To be erected at
Laurel and Main streets had teen
ovcrsuhscribcd hy sli.on0.
These were the outstanding fca-
,urcs OF the annual meeting. which
vas marked by a very large attend
snce of Shrinsrs from every section
OF the d!stric; under tho jurisdiction
OF Acca Temple. including tho cities
OF Staunton. Winchester Alexandria
Frcdericksburc. Harrisonhurs. Char
lottcsville aud Richmond.
Other officers elected were: Chief
rahhan. George II kcescc assistant.
Hugh e. Foster: oriental guide. car
ter w Williams. recorder, James II.
Price; treasurer. Howell Wcisigcr:
trustee. Leon Wallorstciu. Repre-
sentativcs 10 thN imports. council.
Edward 6. Schmidt, James II. Price,
Robert :. Crump, OF Richmond. and
J. Donald Richards. OF Warrcnt"n.
The appciutivc officers. FIRST and sec
ond ceremonial masters and the mar
shals VIII be named bv tho new po-
tenta;c at a later date The rcpte
sentativcs were installed by Past 20
tentate Preston Bclvin. tic FIRST head
OF AcCa
When the announcement was made
that tho mosque r1ui had heen over
sui scrib,d the mem rcrship rose 10
for Oliver J SanGs. chairman OF the
,,-f,I I'll, Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
PROPOSE CUT IN TAX
ON REALTY SECURITIES
High Levy Richards SuiIdinE tc-
tiNitic>. IL Cinim or Virginia
Realtors.

The tax on real estate and real cS-
tat" securities Will he discussed at
Il conference tomorrow between Of
hcials Of the Virginia Real Estate AS
s"cidt!on and realty owners Of III"
state and members OF the State Tax
Board.
The real estate men are preparing
Il I'M "a j." presented To the iiiCoiii u; ::
LEGISLATURE which viii provide for Il
reduction in the tax on rear estate
securities from Sl.lO Ia ~ cents on
tn" Slnn. II iS claimed that the hugh
tax on real estate securities is keep
ing down building activities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual reunion and banquet.
tit%huEh Lee Camp. Spanish
American War Veterans Associa-
ton, Stumpf's Hotel. s l.. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open . y. NJ. to
II. NJ.
Francis w. Iirst. address to
Richmond Chapter. American In
stitu'c of Banking. Jefferson Hotel
auditorium. $40 l.. NJ.
Confederate Memorial Institute.
or Battle Abbey. Boulevard and
kensinEton Avenue. open 10 y. NJ.
Ia J.. NJ.
Richmond Advertising Club.
mezZaninc paElor. Murphy's Hotel.
1890 L. NJ
Confederate Museum. Twelfth
and Clay Streets. open y. NJ. to
l.. NJ.
CFor Thcatcr Calendar. see Edi-
torial pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

throughout the State by the N'irrinio
tuberculosis Association
fanciers will be asked to bid ON
crate OF pure bred chickens.
Mrs kaiserEruber. OF Granite. Va
was told 10y tho county nurse of Tho
pan which the Virginia Tuberculosis
association has tried this year.
whereby anybody wishing To buy
christmas seals ana not having read q
money FOR the purpose. can Give ;,
'hlcNen IN payment for tn. seals
'hc method "f purchasing seals
win chicken has hccn used in
many rural sections but Mrs. Kaiser.
Eruher is the most cnthusias,ic
"nNcr "n record. for sh. walked seven
,hl'"S !" the associations Ollie" in
l.l' hn"Nd Ia exchange her hon
N"it-h'n- ioIr and = half pounds. for
u" Seals which support the tubcr-
ru'os;S work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
MINISTER'S OF RICHMOND
INDORSE TINlES-DISPATCH CHURCH PAGE

In
Monday
ing noncr by
of IrcSby tcran Church:
md
be DER owritc
the religious
OF
munity and wherever the throughout
- the Ircsby cran Minister
T.. Cook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
RICHMOND AID. MEN
TO ELECT OFFICERS
Members or "iiHrpnnn Party" VIII
T"nch Among Things Having
Ia DO with rubIirlIy.

Members or the Richmond .Advcr-
using club anticipated a rousinG
meeting al 1890 o'clock today. when
an important business session Will
be held in connection with the week
~ luncheon at Nurphy'S Hotel.
Featuring the meeting Will be tho
election of two vice presidents and
disposal OF important business which
has accumulated during the past sew
cral weeks.
Another feature will Lee "A "IIarpoon
fhrtN.' consisting OF Grant Bcardslcy.
Fred Fox and w. r. Ammons. who
VIII each speak for six minutes and
touch upon som. Interesting things
in reference 10 ADVERTISING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
nc<in PLANS for 4. G. V. ncunton.

Plans for the reunion here in June
OF the United Confederate Veterans
We're begun yesterday afternoon in
The office OF General w. H. Freeman.
Mutual iiuilding. with the appoint
mcnt "f chairman Of the various sub
committees which will direct rrcpara-
tiun Of arrangements. The special
committee Of Il. T. Lee Camp No. L..
attended. Tn" committee appoint
mcnts will bc confirmed at a meeting
Of the general committee December
-. in General Frc.manS office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
=" Discus, Guy Auditor.

Ih" Council Committee on Ordin-
'hi'"a VIII me-" at {. o'clock ,omorrow
hlthi ~ regular session. at which
nm ~" question OF final disposition
- '"" question a. to advisah!lity of
H"'''shn"nt OF TIA" Office Of city
auditor and accountant VIII he di..
cnHs"d. other matters on the dock .,
VIII be- disposed Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

Clerk Il. NJ. Enwc!lc. Of thc.Cuv
circuit Court stated yesterday tha,
Jurors serving IN that court Tor the
November term may yet their fers ,y
applying at the oiHc. OF CcuIt,rnII.,
Cofer. Mr.. Rowclie eaid ne rusL.L
the bushes" a!on; 80 the j,:ryrncn
might haNo Il '1ituc to hcip mas,
pass merrily the Yuictidc season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

Francis ". ilirst. formerly editor
"i IN" london Economist. viii deliver
th h'"i'Ss tonight at $50 O'Clock be-
'"r" ne members az Richmond Chap.
tor. american Institute Of thanking
In the auditorium ~ tho jefferson
iI"t'l. N"mhcrS 81 the board Of Ill.
i"''"rS ~ tn" I!i"hmuuh Chamber OF
'"mm"rc" and All members Of Tint
organization Interested in banking.
nav" b""n invited I" attend the meet
ms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Legion Post ELECTS Nominntors.

The nominating committee which
Will designate anhidatcS for Office
during 1922 in Richmond Post No. /.
American Legion, was elected last
night NJ a meeting OF the post in the
Chamber of Commerce auditorium.
Walker y. Williams is chairman. His
fellow members are: Morgan II. Mills.
.Ir.. Allen Potts. W. q. King, Bcrnard
Meredith. X. Allen Ammons. ana w. L..
Price Election will be held at a
meeting January 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
buttons Gets rive Y.nr,.

y Jury In tho case OF former 20.
'lr'man w j. bottoms. In Hastings
curt yrstrdny, returned "a verde,
"i suilty ani iiS"d The punishment an
~" years III the pcnitentiary lie
YES chhrE'o With serious ofcnsc
'Saihst his sister-in law. Motion {,
- aside win be argued on Jan.
vary 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
nnIidnH TrnNrI lcrIu.

hundreds OF Richmond.fs arc prc.
t"rnG I" travel To distant Gin.
during the holidays. com. slrn,d,
hdNe departed, and the irod,iJc IL,
'f"fc WEI he reached today ana 10.
morrow. when specially rcduccd rot.s
VIZ =" into effect. The ticket. To-,
which may be extended ~ January :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
nnlIwn, nc,iynI Meetings End.

Revival meetings conducted by Rev.
T.. l.. Hess. Of Roanoke. ut the Vir-
E'nia Railway and Power Company's
\. VI {. y. viii close tonight with
a special service. Twenty-Five en-
ploycs already have been converted
10y the evangelist. Mr.. Hess. in adj
ditinn - his sermons each night
during the past ten days. conducted
mid day meeting In the terminal
Offices and shops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
CITY OF RICHMOND
BONDS ARE SHOWN
TO BE GiIT-EDGFD

Continued From First faEcD
providing for the acquisition by gift.
purchase. condemnation or other
wise. sufFcicnt property for opening
Iombardy Street north OF Eroad.
Would Adopt RESOLUTION.
The committee also recommended the
adoption Of resolution appropriate
ing i suihcioa, sum 10 open. grade anil
curb streets and install sewers. water
and gas in the territory bounded by
West Street. Rosen.ath Road, Monu-
ment Avenue and Broad Street.
known as the Sheppard estate. Prop
erty for the extension o, streets and
alleys has been dedicated free o:
cost 10 the city.
\ resoiut!ol appropr!attuE 10000
for improvements around Fulton and
Na,han!c, Bacon schools was tabled
after discussion. 10y Superintendent
Hill. Dr.. r. ". Miller. member Schoo!
Roard. Councilman James y. DECKER
son. Director Saviile, Mrs. Cline and
Mr. Henderson. and Will be taken up
when the COMMITTEES considers the
bulge, The consensus
OF opinion was :ha, the improvements
should be made before the opening
OF the next term OF school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

matter under adviscment. The suit
was for $4,000 damages alleged duo
To collision Of nm automobile and
street ear at Grace and Harrison
streets. on January Is. 1919 Tho
pjahtin was passenger in the auto
mobile and was seriously Injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21

the City Circuit Court yesterday.
Judge Scott heard argument by
counsel Tor the traction company.
claiming that company entitled to
tho benefits accruinE through the
compromise. Judge Scott took the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Compromise 4. Effected.

a compromise having been effected
In ths suit Of Mary J. NJ Earle
against the Virginia Railway aud
Power Company and the Richmond
Transfer Company. rs far as the
transfer Company Is concerned. i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Pounding Tonight for Poor.

at Denny street Methodist Church
tonight general pounding for the
community's poor Will he conducted.
has been announced. Rev. Virgil
T.. Carson Is pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
Chri.,mn, nj wr.,morcInna GIN,

The Newfoundland Club WIN cello
brate Christmas with an entertain.
mont from . until - o'clock Satnr.
Gay night. according TO announce.
ment Ee'terday by Secretary X. a.
Lancastcr< J-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-21
SELECT SITE FOR STATE.
HISTORICAL PAGEANT

CONTINUED From First page)
discussed last night. and Mr. Saun-
der, in connection with Secretary w.
= Cr!dlin. was authorized TO 70 for
ward with N" arrangements for The
Spectacle which is iutendcd TO hepic.
Nirr!nia's history from the time Can
tain John smith landed at Ja,rea,cwE.
In lGU., down To the present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
Gladys Belle Holds
StOckhoIdevs' MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock =
holders OF the Gladys Belle OIL COM
pany was held yesterday at the com
pany's offices In Tulsa. Tho former
directors, q. c. Stebbins. j. Raw
Stebbins. G. A. steer. G. II, Coon. A.
ID. Allen and X, NJ. Darneli. were
reelected to-serve another term of
office and the name OF J. II. Young
of shreveport. La. wss added 20
the list.
The affairs OF the company were
In excellent shape, n financial state
ment showing net earnings for the
past 10 months amounting to e2,742,-
A28 and also dividends paid to the
stockholders during the same period
totaling 31,022,4i1. Checks for a
z per cent quarterly dividend were
mailed out yesterday. The company
has been very active In tho Okla
homa and Texas fields during the
past year. but IN now temporarily
shutting down considerable OF ia
work on account OF general condi'
tions In the oil country.
The stockholders appeared Ia have
full confidence In the management
of the company. ms only two stock
holders. outside of the officers and
directors were present at the meet
ing and G.yC. Stebbins. president ol
the company, held proxies from "
pcr cent OF the $500 stockholders.
There is not another company op
| Grating In this field that has bet
ter record than that OF the Glady
RclIe oil company. and the man
| friends of Mr. s,tebbins will he g'a'
| TO note the success Of his concern.