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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
NEW MEXICO SCHOOLS
LARGE ATTENDANCE
One Hundred and Two Thou
sand of School Age; Santa
Fe Couple Marry.

Santa Fe, n. N, Sept. Territorial
superintendent Of public Instruction
James E Clark has made public his
annual report which shows that New
Mexico has 10000 persons of school
age, that is between five and q wears.
Of these $4,000 were enrolled in the
pubic schools as against $4,000 last
year And 5000 were enrolled in private
ana sectarlan schools. The average
daily attendance was 81, 600 as against
zS'OUO last year, showing that the COM
puIsoFy Scnool attendance law is being
enforced. There were EMPLOYED 1869
teachers as against 1920 last wear and
OF these 1916 attended normal institute
TINS year, 500 OF them for four weeks
ano 100 for eight weeks. During the
past fiscal year s791,0e was expended
Ior the public schools, or s14 per capita
or enrolment. The puhlic school
property Is valued at more than $1,000
GOO, and the bonded Indebtedness of
school districts is $685. 900.
governor Mills has appointed John P.
wagner OF Santa Fe a delegate to the
IrIagatlon congress at Pueblo.
territorial secretary Nathan Jaffs
noS apoih.eo DIV H. Brown, account
anl 10 Jake charge Of all accounts Of
nc eiections 1or the federal govern
oo-,o4:.-4. N-A1OAlnS act anu Inc
cots 4.t convention. the appro-
prIatlon Tor that purpose being $780, 200.
AT the church of the Holy Faith, att
eoIhey Leo Van Hecke of Fort Sumner
v Mes married to Miss Hope Wiley - this
cry oy Rev. F. W. Plat. Miss Virginia
i pean was bridesmaid and Fern Wiley.
oIner OF the bride. best man. After
meuoIng breakfast the couple left for
cL,u,I he" nome, Pennington, San JuaF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

well, have been in town several days
trading dressed skins. moccasins land
belts, for goods and cash.
The members Of Roswell Light Bat
terry a. who are going to the interstate
encampment of the National Guard al
Atascadero, Calf, are required to wear
government shoes and have had their
feet measured so that Tequisition can be
made for the proper sizes.
The city council expects to place arc
lights at all the principal bridges with
in the city limits.
Rev. ". c. Alexander, D. D., pastor
of the First Presbyterian church Of
Roswell, has returned. from a six weeks
stay st Atlantic City, \. J. with Mrs
Alexander, who is to return later.
Exactly 117,OO0 pounds Of wool was
shipped by the Roswell Trading com
pany under consignment to Brown and
Adams, of Boston. This was the last OF
the clips stored at the Roswell Trading
company's warerooms.
Louis Mennecke, who had his wool
stored at his ranch headquarters II
miles west Of Roswell, has sold it to
Ed Seay, OF the Roswell Securing mills
There was $4,000 pounds
Dr.. H. T. Stafford and Noel Tongue.
mare. of Ell Paso, arrived here by spe--
cial auto and are spending a few days
vacation hunting and fishing | at the
Bottomless Lakes.
Commercial club secretary Robert
Kellahin has secured the extra $500
subscription to add TO the formerly
pledged $1,000 in subscriptions for com
pleting the plains road east of the
city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
HEAVY BBBEE RAIN
SCAREs FOREIGNERS
Burglars Ire Busy; Snug
gled Chi1ese Caught; Ari-
IONA Birth Record.

Risbee Arik. Sept. Heavy rain fell
bera accbupsnied by thunder at inter
ro1s II is said that in some parts
~ this distdct the storm was of I'M
,,e,a1 vfoleree and it is believed that
much damage will be reported. Fears
OF aflood we've entertained here and
oufte a pasic was caused in Upper
brewery Calch among foreigners who
disnIayed amages and began singing
nravers in their different languages.
The list Of births in Arizona during
the wear ending June 80, 1910, issued
nv DR. godfrey, of the territorial bu-
reau Of vital statistics. shows as fol-
lows: 2ne7 white, e14 Mexicans, 221 in
dians ii negroes, 3 Chinese Cochise
county heads the list with,e76 births,
and Il cases of twin births. Mohave
county has the distinction CT a case Of
triples.
Four wagons full of Vegetables were
stopped for inspection near Tombstone
by sheriff White and immigration in
spector Milton. Hidden under the green
foliage were detected the yellow faces
of four Chinese who were being snug
gIed into this country. The celestials
were Immediately locked up
Returning home late at night P. Ros-
81 found his home had been broken
into Several articles were missing.
Anothsr house Inhabited by 2. Tatone
was bprglarized to the extent of $500.
Charles Mosco reported to the local
police that his room was entered by
unknown thieves who stole his watch.
a revo yer and a razor
The Loretta academy will open its
school on September 5. \ large attend
ance 5 anticipated.
Miss Beatrice Mcbride and A. Waters
were married in Don Luis by bishop
Warrsn The couple left for a short
trip 10 California. On their return
they viii reside in Risbee.
MSriage licenses were issued to
RanSn Daniel and Bernardo Yanez and
Ross and Maria Rojas.
Seretary Pollard Is in Ell Paso ~
speTns the bowling alleys Of the T.
NJ, \; with the viey Of installing ', psss the
- ertution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
FOR ECZEMA AND
ITCHING SKIN

It gives me much pleasure to write
YOU that your Imperial Remedy has
proved to be the most reliable medi
Cine have ever used in the treatment
of all durable skin sruptions. I have
employed it in two esses of Eczema. one
a chronic and the other an acute. Both
were completely cured 1t is the incest
preparation 1 have eyer seen, no offens-
i've odor, no disagreeable effects follow
its application. as s generally the case
with nearly all PREPARATIONS for sucn
diseases. 1t seems TO go right down in
to the pores and purify the diseased
parts. DR.. ". W. Stone, Edna, Texas.
For % years Imperial Remedy has
been used in nearly every city, village
and hamlet in the South for the cure
of skin diseases If you are a sufferer.
a sure cure awaits you. For sale by
all druggists at 800 per bottle Made
by Imperial Medicine Co.. Houston.
TeXaS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Ell PASOAN TO SPEAK
AT ROSWELL SCHOOL
Roswell Mayor Bound Owe
to Grand Jury; Cur
few Crusade.

Roswell, n. NJ, Sept. Judge Thoas
c. Lea1 jr, OF e. PasO. is TO deliverhe
Grafton al the dedication OF Lea BIZ
the new academic building OF
the New Mexico Military institute sov
being completed in memory of apt.
Joseph c. Lea, his uncle. the dat OF
which is to be announced later. The
entrance examinations are to be he'd in
the building September :.
The last OF the cases in Justice purt
connected with theNyaid of the Eeen
Front have been disposed of II the
binding over TO the action of thegrand
jury of mayor George T. Veal ad city
marshal Roy Wcofter in the hstice
court of r. D. Bell. each giving bond
Immediately in the sum of $500 There
were two cases against each, cnrgtng
malicious prosecution in haviH con-
stable Fred Beh;nger and Chars Gil
bert arrested for interfering VIII mar
shall WOOfter in trying 10 retan pos
session of 1iquor seized
A. G.. frost. of the firm of frost &
frost. architects. of FL PasO; Mr Jewett
of tire Stevens Construction company OF
the same city. and c. L Allisob OF AL
pine. Texas, are here Dreparingto have
concrete office building of the latter on
the old postoffice corner It is to be
50x19S feet and win cost not less than
Under new requirement of the post
office defartment the mail and paSsen-
ger cars Of the Roswell Auto company
are row making the run each way be-
tween Roswell and Vaughn in five hours,
which has necessitated the cutting out
OF the stop at the Halfway House" for
meals.
Rev. Bruce Kinney. of Topeka, Kans-,
superintendent of the Southwestern d.
vision; ]. L. Rupard, of Melrose, and
George r. Varney, of Tucumcari, at
tended a called meeting of the board OF
managers of the New eIexico Baptist
held here.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Patterson. of Las
Cruces, were the guests of honor at a
dance given by the Roswell EIks, Of
which dodge Mr. Patterson is a charter
member.
The members of the board of educa-
ton and superintendent Brasher are
making an effort TO have parents aid
in inducing boys and girls to stay
away from enteEiainnents. parties,
shows, and all diversions that can in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
ALL YOUR STOMACH
TROUBLE VANISH
No Indigestion, Gas, Heal
\ burn or Dyspepsia Five
MinuteS Later

Every year regularly more than
nliHlon stomach sufferers in the Unit
states, England and Canada. ia
fape's Diapepsin, and realize not OF
immediate, but lasting relief
mis- harmless preparation will
gest anything you eat and overcome
SOUR, eassy or out-Of-o order stoma
i've minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't fit comfortab
OF what you eat Hes like a lump of lie
In Your stomach or if you have heal
Durh, that is sign of indigestion.
Get from your Pharmacies a 5O-ce
case Of Pape's Diapepsin ana take
oose just as soon as you can. The
VIII be no sour risings, no belching
undigested fOGi mixed with acid,
stomach gas n heartburn. fuIlness
heavy feeling in the stomach, Naus,
facilitating Headaches, Dizziness
intestinal grping. This will all
and, besides, here will be no soursfo
LEFT over in sle stomach to poison 10
breath with iauseous odors.
Pape's Dispepsin IS a certain GU
for out-Of-gder stomaehs. because
takes hold # your food and digests
just the sane as if your stoma
wasn't Their.
Relief in five minutes from all stor
ach misery is waiting for YOU at a
drug store
These hrge 50-cent cases conta
more thausufficient to thoroughly Gu
almost an case. Of Dyspepsia, Indigo
tlon or aly other stomach disorder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Rain DRIVES THE
COTTAGERsH HOME
Many Cloudcrofters Return
ing to FL Paso-Weather
} rs q Clear Again:
(By Mrs. ". S. Tilton.)

Cioudcroft, N. NJ. Sept YESTERDAY
was gray. drizzly day, which was too
much for the sun loving FL Pasoans,
and so 26 returned on that days train.
Today the sun is shining and picnic
parties and calvacades of horseback
riders went out in all directions to
spend the day in the different canyons.
Mrs. W. G. Roe entertained two
tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. W. E.
Warren, of Alamogordo, and Mrs. H. =
Noake, Of FL Paso. Those present were;
Mrs W. E. Warren, of Alamo; Mrs.
Warren and Miss Warren of Texas;
Mrs. Noak and Miss Noak, Mrs. H. E.
Stevenson and Mrs. Ralph Loomis, OF
FL Paso.
Mrs. w. S. Tilton entertained at
bridge in honor Of Mrs. Will A. Race.
The guests were: Mrs. Race. Mrs.
Noyes and Mrs. Kirkland, Of Houston:
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. CASTOR of Dallas;
Mrs. Barron. Miss Barron and Miss NJ.
Barron, Of st. Louis; Mrs Grace Ellis,
of Uvalde, Tex; Mrs D. NJ. PAYNE Mrs,
Lamar Davis, Mrs Linnie II. Wolcott,
Miss Mamie Lakeland and Miss jamie
Ellis, of Ell Paso.
S. J. Prudential who has been nav
ing his family few days visit, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Baxter Lewis and Sunny linn
left for home yesterday. after spend
ing the entire su-mer In CIoudcroft.
Mrs. Barron and the Misses Barron,
mother and sisters of Mrs D. NJ. Payne,
left for their home in St. Louis, yes
terday.
Mrs. n r. Crozier, chiliren and maid
have returned to 81 Paso Baby Crozie1
was veEy III when brought to Cloud.
croft, but goes home wnderfuIly i'm.
proved.
Miss Lulu Jones, director Of the Mesa
and San Jacinto kindergartens. left fol-
Ell Paso, after brief vacation among
the pines.
Miss katherine Gorbutt, principal OF
Alamo school. has returned to FL Paso
Miss Gorbutt has hen the guest OF
Mrs. Alice Morris al Llama Vista cot
tage.
Mrs. Morris and children have also
returned to FL PaO, after spending
three months here
Francis Moore, Vho has just returned
from Europe, is spending a few day:
up here.
Registered at the Lodge are: Miss
Sara White, Calvet, Tex; Lucille Jones
Oklahoma City; Miss Lizzie Pig, Ally
Okla; Mabel Quinn, Pecos, Tex.
Townsad, Ell Paso; Hope Con
ners, Lucy Coners, John n. Corners
Paris, Tex; ALL 81. Flushing, Alpine
Tex; Cabel { Cunningham, Toyah
Tex; c. L. Bebe, Lee n. Mansfield
Clayton, N. H.; Andrew L. White
White Spur; B. L. Andrew, Midland
Tex; c. E. Myers, D. c. Buck, Pecos
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
TUCynCAR| GETS
FARMING STATION
Territorial Station to Be
Given National Govern
ment-Exhibit for
the Fair.

Tucumcari, \. NJ, Sept. If tn,
present plans of the chamber of com.
rnerce Of Tucumcari end well, this city
will have government experiment sta
tion The plan is to turn over the present
territorial station three miles east OF
( town into the hands of the federal gov
] eminent, givingt the required lease for
| a long term of Years. President Foster
head OF the Agricultural college at LIS
| Cruces. in conjunction with the fled
man Of the government, Mr.. Cole. has
declared in favor of Tucumcari as
site for one of the additional statons
TO be founded by the national govern
ment soon, and il appears necessary
only that the proper request be made
of congress in order TO have an appro-
priation made. The movement viii be-
gin at once.
In response to request of the HI |
Paso Fair association, that this county |
make an exhibit at the coming fair, II /
has been decided to make such an ex-
hibit in eorder to demonstrate the re- |
markable success of dry farming In this
county, especially in regard 70 broom
corn and foodstuffs. Quay county has /
none other than dry farming methods
with which TO raise crops and Its eX-
hibit should prove interesting.
a q meeting OF the >udLuDCi VI NO-A-
nerce OF Tucumcari. & resolution was
adopted protesting against any further
repair of the "dinky' railway depot,
and urgently requesting the companies
q build Amodern SUTTON here com
-S---'--a-a With the tmportsnce~ Of Tu-
- = &c a-railroad enter. The
Trtll-+ Union and Posta- telegraph
'or,,rs1Ias will also be asked to put In
,.l+or-r service offices in order TO &C
the increased use OF those
ines II is understood that the latter
.ompanv has already Sighted its will
ngness to make this chinge and i'm
,rovA its service and it isexDected that
he other company will likewise favor
Is patrons.
Mrs. T. J. Erskine and family have
rome to Join Mr. Erskins at Amarillo.
runaway horse followed the side
walk from the Postdfice TO IsraeIs
;ide>entrance There was no one in !
ured. although a nurbeg OF persons
narrowly escaped befce the animal |
vas caught
Johnnie Rice has returned from two
nonths' visit to points in Colorado and /
Arizona.
of the city one for a piano
md the other for 8 piano-player, are
,nded. but in netting has the final
l1o+a, baen ANNOUNCED. the votes cast !
yoine into the hunded- Thousands.
,r,c,,n,.sr, was gain visited by an
-nioht rain the first now for one
-aaL AND which vas needed to hurry
he crors ser out psf month. At pres
mt indications. tsis county will make
, good crop in Site Of the late sea-
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
TERRITORIAL SUPEME COURT
REOERS TWO MORE DECISION
Cement Company Incorporates at Sans
Fe; Irrigation Company Granted
Tine to Start Work on Ditch.

SAINT Fe, n. NJ, Sept. 1.-Two opia-
ions ae handed down by the territorial
suprene court. One case grew out q
the sle of the Carthage coal minss
to til late judge Daniel II. Mcmillan,
over an option held by Delos A Cha
pell, Who sued to set aside the trans
fer sd also for $4,000, alleged to have
been promised him by the Carthage
Coal company in. case the sale was
mad to Mcmillan. Chapel lost the case
in ne lower court, but the supreme
cout remands the case for further
heaing. It affirmed the lower court,
hoover in the case OF Eagle Mining
and improvement company, plaintiff in
erDr VS.. Robert Z Lund, defendant in
erDr. and which involved the appoint
mat of James Sims Of Lincoln county
as receiver Of the properties of the
company. the lower court having ap-
peated him.
rh< Pecos Valley Clay and Cement
cmpa,>y has filed Incorporation pa
PRS. The headquarters are at La
nnde, Roosevelt county. The capital
stion is s250,00e. The incorporates
nd directors are: William F BAYS, Cal
hn W. Battle and Calvin ". Battle,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
BUYS MULES Ar MARFA.

Maria, Tex. Sept. IA. D. Mcleod,
81 u Nalentlne, a noted broncho rider,
mas gone into the mule business and
ps % here today from Grace Bogel,
90 neao OF mules, and will come for
more in fey days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
FOURTH ALFALFA
CROP AT YSLETA
Is Now Being Cut; Farmers
Organize Company to Buy
Wheat Thresher.

Ysleta, Tex. Sept. IA numbef of
farmers ere cutting their fourth crep of
alfalfa
Valley farmers round about Isleta
are forming a company to buy big
fhreshe, for next seasons wheatcrop.
g c. H Clements is rapidly recovering
rom severe attack of nerves pros
Il ton
&of. and Mrs. Curd have arrived and
nAaken housekeeping apstments.
lmyill be princiH of tho
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
sweeping


-, svstem q Shorthand taught IN
FJr ts - tTsE-,RNATmNAL BUSINESS COL
LlS5s- Gregg sIstem wins first. second
me shsrd placss in the international
ard 1Santest at Washington, d. c.
spse9 'sIstem sGs been taught in the
TIE 4ional Bisiness College for the
9ast sh.Te wers a better system the
Ia iona1 wsuld have it.
llntei ~ - easy Il learn easy TO WRITE
.sv to read , 4raa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

terfere With their studies in school 4
crusade against eigaret smoking asl
allowingchildren on the streets at ztgii
IS also hing advocated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01

]. Frank Coles and family and Otis
g Coles and family have returned from
the California coast, where they have
been spending the summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
NEW THEATRE OPENED
IN SOUTH RICHMOND

The Victoria the largest and
more expensive of the two new tho
aters being erected by Render. Davis
4 Thorp, was opened for the premier
performance Wednesday night. The
occasion was celebrated 10y the man
asement by the distribution of free
the house was crowded with specta-
tors. who had come To witness the
nrst night.
The Victoria" is built on the lot
No. 1915 Hull street, aud ts fully
equal in any respect tn many OF the
moving picture theaters on the north
side Of the river. The builatng Is
handsome on the exterior. built Of
red brick and stone. and has n large
seating capacity.
While there was no vaudeville hill
offered Wednesday night IL IL the In
tentien of the management To- PR
cure the hest af the kind every week
beginning shortly. Meanwhile there
will be moving pictures and illustrated
songs for the entertainment Of the
patrons.
FRIDAY night will see the formal
opening Of the "Pastime' Th@ater. at
1924 Hun street which ~ managed
by Folkes and Baltimore and owned
ny South Richmond people This the
alter Is not as pretentious as the Vic
toria- and VIII have less expensive
admission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
PLENTY To EAT 1: Z
III NJ
FOR The HOLIDAYS
WHOLESALE DISTRICT PRESENTS
CHRISTMAS LOOK WITH GOOD
THINGS IN ABUNDANCE.

Cary street certainly had the Christ
inasy" look Thursday morning with the
sidewalks and stores OVERLOOKING with
fat appctizng turkeys, bright red
,ranherries. celery, ducks, chickens -
in fact. everything that goes toward
making a Christmas dinner worth
" lille.
The prospects In the product mar
ket were very bright and there Is not
anticipated any such turkey famine
as has sometimes struck the city
around holidays. Turkeys and chick
ens are hnth - be seen in plenty.
and the prices OF both are reason
able.
There will Ire no cause To bring tha
bitter tears into fhe eyes OF any Christ
mas diner this year. unless 1t he tears
Of emotion that cannot be expressed
al the sight OF So much and such gio-
rious food To he consumed. Many
farmers seem To have hold their tur-
keys back nj thanksgiving time In
anticipation of aetter prices at Christ
mas, but the price now d the famous
fowl is less than mt the other holiday
and the demand il not any greater.
The whole tone of the market seems
to be steady. with no percepttbfe
change since tho day before. Quota
tions for Wednesday and Thursday are
practically identical and no change liz
looked for unless II be a rise In tur-
KEYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
OHh BULL JUST
4 LITTLE HURT
ENGLAND HAS BEEN LOOKING FOR
IN OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE
TREATY WITH Uncle SAN.
'TAFTS DIFFERENT IDEA
pRESIDENT SUGGESTS 4 GENERAL
& TREATY OF ARBITRATION BE-
TORS GIVE IDEA CoLD BATH.

LONDON. Pee. - Diplomatic
England II to-day hadty disappointed
Following President Taft's suggestion
that a general treaty agreement might
he developed by the powers whereby
all questions in dispute between ma
fians might he arstfratei aud settled.
time had arrived for an offensive and
defensive treaty with thu United
States. The sponsors ~ the plan
shorght il might wipe "ut the lad
taste left by thu British japanese al
nance and it was expected that a
movement To sound the United States
regarding this subject would ne l't5-
gun
The Daily Express however. upset
this plan. Its Washington eerrespon-
dent saw President Taft. but he de-
ciined to siucidata his views on the
subject. The Senate leaders. the mon
WIN weuld pass upon any such treaty.
were emphatic IN disappearing any
'tfnternatieiIal treaty suggestion Sen
afor CulloBs chairman OF the com
miTte* on foreign relations. IA quoted
rs saying that the United states must
retain the right TO decide for itself
what its honor demands even though
II might mean war, senator Bacon
3s said to have made Ii pfatn he saw
no need either for an International
4Eeaty ar an alliance treafy with Eng
3And, wafiis. senator La Ffolleft" ~ lto
favers international arbitration. be-
3teres there IS no chance for any Suc n
kSrsefnHnt fuT a long time IN cvri4e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22

been aalowed by the physicians OF tie
nland.
Mrs. i. II. d. johnson is Ill at her
home 4es Marks street.
Mr.. Peter Donald, who lives at the
home az Mrs oConnor. In Forest Hill,
died Thursday morning about O'Clock.
after long illness. Mr.. Donald leaves
his widow. four brothers. Ave sisters
and his father. MIR, Donald recentis
went West in search IF health. bttt
came home trn DAYS ago without hav-
In found improvement. He has been
lingering Mt the point of death for .
week and the end was not unexpected.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed Yet
Special Christmas music will be rem
dered AZ Ashury NJ. T., church Sunday,
December p. both morning and even
ine. The choir win sing at tae morn
Ha service When christ Was Born"
hy banks. Gloria hy ISeriv; Holy
Babe ef Bethlehem" lN Danks. even
ing service. "Jsr To the World the
Lord has Come and Peace. Good
WIN Il Men" tl.es1ic1. Choir. So
prauos. Misses Moiiic Perdus, Nellie
Smith. R.hecca Courtney. Alma Gonr-
now. Inez .AYcrX. Mrs. W. g. Burch
and Mrs w J. Williams; altos Mrs.
j :. Rennes and Misses Ruth Williams
and Matte Re9ner. tcnors, Messrs. r.
2. TaVior ard ". T.. Cheatham hssso.
Mr. w X Renuer Drganist. Miss
/ = Renner Rev Asbury Christian,
fresid & elder. viii preach AT the
morning service and Rev. J. r. Nc
Aister, State secretary of the Virginia
4H.i-Saipon League. Will preach at
night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-22
STOCKHOLDERS WILL
REBUILD PLANT
WAGON WORKS IN
LYNCHBURG To RUsE PHOEyIx.
LIKE on ASHES or DEsTRCc-
TION
TIoN.

As an indication OF the progressive.
ness OF Lynehburg's business men, the
Thornhill Wagon Company, Incorpor-
ated. Thursday amended It's charter nj
the Corporation Commission. so a. to
increase its capitol stock from, $i7s,oo0
to 100000.
The entire plant OF the wagon works.
one Of the largest manufacturing as
tabiishnsnts In the state. was wiped
holders met on Monday and decided TO
rebuild the plant. Almost all OF the
capital stock. 3l7s.000 was Invested In
machinery and buildings. and the
stockholders decided to increase the
amount named in tho charter ~ the
ma ximum capital. and rebuild.
A charter was granted by the Com.
mission Thursday 10 the Virginia In
,erstate Land Agency. Incorporated. 81
John r. Campbell. president. A. q. Hes.
ter. vice president and H. ?. Haden.
mum capital stock L. placed at 3lS,eoe
and minimum at $1,000. The object Of
the corporation II TO conduct general
real estate business.