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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
WILL HAVE
CORN CLUBS.
ThGBOaTdM
Provisions,

The regular monthly meeting of
the James City board Of supervisors
was held here Monday. those pres
eut being Mr.. William lee. Chair
man; J. A. Barnes and Warren
Marston. Among those in attend
snce were Sheriff Ware. Common
wealth's Attorney n. L. Henley.
George Waltrip. Thos. Robinson.
!. B. Walden. w. S. Kitchens and
others. Most OF the time was con-
sumed in routine business. consist.
ing principally Of auditing accounts.
Prof W. Richie. OF the de-
psrtment Of biology 10 William and
Mary. appeared before the board in
oenalt OF a. appropriation tor the
formation OF Boys Corn Club IN
conjunction with York county. The
board Of supervisors Of York. al the
suggestion OF Prof. Richie. had ap-
propIiatsd the sum o. 500. and had
instructed Clerk Hu-gins TO notify
the James City board. with the re-
gust that this board meet their ap-
| p10prlacon With a similar sun.
The James City board passed a
resolution apPropriating the sum OF
/ 500 10 DC combined with the 500
from York. 500 from the state and
a ike sum from the Rockefeller
fund for this purpose. making a to
tai OF 500 which Will be used an
demonstrating TO the farmer boys OF
York and James City how 10 grow
corn. The clubs will be organized
and a competent demonsuator VII
be in charge OF the work during II,
summer. There IS a special law al
lowing TWO small counties 10 combin
IN organizing these clubs. and ever,
progressive county in the state Ia
taken the matter up seriously. Grea
-. good mas already been done.
This work IS done under the q
: recuon OF the Stale SuPeriutendeI
. OF Public Instruction. Prot Ritchi,
of William and Mary. viii rsnds
whatever assistance is IN his pows
IN furtherance OF the work OF Il
club this spring and summer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
Wins In SIOW Game.

In a slow. uninterestinR practice
game here Saturday,. William and
Mary defeated Norfolk High School
by the score of 7 to !. Banks.
pitching for the High School. was
badly supported and was landed on
frequently by the ColleRiaas. Dunn.
the freshman twirler. hi. sno,i work
for William and Mary. The Nor
folk boys have good players in
Deere and Seeley. the former scoring
their only run. McMiniman. John
ston. Garth and Canes were the
stars for the Orange and Black.
Batteries: For William and Ma
~. Dunn and Capt. Worthington;
for N. H. s.. Banks and Gale.
Umpire. Mr.. Graves.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
Care Of the Teeth.

The Virginia Health Bulletin for
March is devoted to the teeth. and
the care OF them. Only three per
cent Of our school children have
healthy mouths" says the Bulletin.
After a careful treatise on the ques-
ton. the Bulletin says:
A conservatives Gently declared
that unless the people took better
care of the teeth. the human race
would be toothless in 5000 years.
He predicted that men would
have to readjust their entire
system Of food, would have 70 &C.
custom themselves TO different ideals
of beauty. and would then regard a
person with a set Of teeth as a curl
osity. This is a gloomy view. and
may not be justified by actual con
dihons. Certain it is. however. that
the teeth to-day is a matter of the
utmost importance. The essentials
outlined in this bulletin point the
way 70 proper care of the teeth use
OF the brush. frequent dental atten-
ton, especially among school chill
dren. particular care against certain
dental complaints. II these precau.
tions be taken. then there is nC
reason that the teeth of the mex
generation should not be better
There is equally little reason why
II precautions be taken for severa
generations. teeth troubles may b,
largely a thing of the past"
If you want monthly bulletins
I drop a postal to the Department o
Health. Richmond. Va. and the,
viii be mailed to you free of charge
They are full of valuable informa
ton. and 10 family shouiil3: DC with
out them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
EpWOTth League Reception.

The annual reception of the Ep-
worth League was held Thursday
night. March 10. in the basement OF
the old Williamsburg Hotel.
A short programme was rendered
which consisted OF, PRAYER. Rev. (.
K. Odell; music. Miss M. Smith;
address. president. Mr.. Agee: Sc
lection. quartette; defamation. Mr..
J. F. Barnes; solo. Miss g. Bozarth;
short talk. Rev. Odell; duet. Miss
Bozarth and Mr.. Barnes.
Refreshments of ice cream. cake
and lemonade were served 10 about
ninety guests. AT late hour the
company departed having spent Z
very enjoyable evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
Extend Read to Washington.

Newport News. Va. March Is
At a meeting OF the officers and d.
rectors of ihe Newport News aLd
Yorktown Railway Company here
today w. J. Burlee. of Gloucester
county. was elected president. Since
securing their charter those interested
in the company have decided to at
tempt TO extend the road to Wash
ington. and the name has been
changed TO the Washington and Nor
folk Railway. The survey has been
completed from this city TO York.
town, and is now being continued &c
Washington. via Fredericksburg.
Considerable business was transacted
at the meeting including the election
of a prominent Richmond financiet
to the board of directors, but N,
name was not given out for publica
ton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
Letter on Back Home" Movement.

Richmond. Va. March 22-To
Southern People. Newspapers. Rail
roads. snd Boards of Trade: Your
Back Home" movement which IS
designed to bring cur friends back
to the south and 10 secure their CO
operation in advertising the south;
10 reduce the problem OF inmigra-
ton to terms of individual acuoa,
and 70 ally all southern interests IN
a common cause-gettng more P-o-
pie. is good. The plan Of Il is good
enough to De initiated by the west
ern railroads. Read the following
dispatch which is now appearing 10
southern newspapers:
San Jose. Cal. March 1l-San
Jose today celebrated invitation dss
oy mailing the first lJt OF 1000. OOC
invitations which are to DC sent BY
I Californians TO friends and acquaint-
/ ances throughout the east inviting
them TO locate in this state. Th'
movement was started BY the South
srn Pacific Railway and is designed
to attract permanent settlers rathei
I than tourists. Each county in Cali
/ fornia is TO send out its quota OF in
lvitations. which are in the form o
attract K cards bearing views OF tn
b different localities.
You can see the above in .man
& southern newspapers. What ar
, / you going 10 do aboutit There ar
, more than < 200. 900 southern pee
pie in the west. Can we not sen
i out as many invitations as Califo
D. nis2 AS they say in California. j
Us come alive. ."-E. T. Crswle,
o Chesapeake & Ohio Railway CO
4 Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

Do you know that of all the mi
nor ailments colds are by far the
most dangerous1 II is not the cold
itself that you need to fear. but the
serious diseases that il often leads to.
Most of these are known as germ
diseases. Pneumonin and consump-
ton are among them. Why not
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and cure your cold while you can2
For sale by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
SUfFUAGlST ORGANIZATION.
Able Addresses by Miss Johnston
and Mrs. DQSheT.

Miss Mary Johnston and Mrs. !
Charles G. Bosher. OF Richmond. |
both of whom are distinguished
writers. delivered addresses to the
students and public in the chapel of
William and Mary College last Fri
day night. The chapel was crowd
cd to the doors with people and as
the distinguished ladies entered with
President Tyler they were given an
ovation. President Tyler presided
and introduced Miss Johnston as
the first speaker.
While her address consumed more
than an hour. it rever became tire
some and frequently met with the
approval of the audience. Her
speech was a gem OF oratory and as
scholarly as eloquent. Mrs. Bosher
presented the well known arguments
IN behalf of woman suffrage in a
practical and logical manner. and
make a good impression. AT the
close Of the addresses DR.. Tyler read
a communication from Mrs. Ann
Wise Hobson. who is a daughter oil
the distinguished soldier and Con.
federate soldier. Gen. Henry A
Wise. in which she wrote that sick
ness prevented her from being pres
ent 70 cumbat the arguments Of TIT
Richmond ladies. Ithad been nois
ed abroad that Mrs. Hobson woul,
take issue with the distinguished
speakers and not a few were disap
pointed when they heard the lad
was sick.
Mrs. Hobson says she has nc
? given up the fight to save th
women of Williamsburg from tn
new movement and will proceed I
. organize an and-suffragist club c
/ league n Williamsburg.
Saturday the Richmond ladies Wis
tied jamestown by auto. and afts
viewing historical places here. LAT
{ in the afternoon met with a numbc
7 of Williamsburg ladies' at the res
p dence OF Mrs. Margaret Hansfor
3. on Palace Green where the William!
{ burg Equal Suffrage League Wa
d organized by the election OF the 70
c lowing prominent women as officer
S President. Mrs. Lyon G. lyle
X vice-president. Miss Mamie Davl
II treasurer. Mrs. L. S. Foster; CORE
q bonding secretary. Mrs. Margar
Q Hansford; recording secretary. Mi
O Lucy Warburton.
J. While here Miss Johnston ar
Mrs. Bosher were guests Of DR.. ar
ID Mrs. Tyler at the college. The
ie returned to Richmond Saturday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
lhG Doctors Question
Much Sickness Due to Bowel Dis
orders.


A doctors first question when
consulted by a patient is. Are your
bowels regular7" he knows that
90 per cent. of illness IS attended
With inactive bow Is and torpid liver.
and that this oondition must be re-
moved gently and thoroughly before
health can be restored.
Rexsil Oroeriies are a positive,
pleasant and safe remedy Tor con-
stipsJion and bowel disorders in gen
eral. We are 50 Certain OF their
great curative value that We prom
ise TO return the purchasers money
in every case when Trey tail TO
produce entire satisfaction.
Rexsll OrdeTliss are eaten like
candy. they act quietly. and have
a soothing. strengthening, healing
influence on the entire intestinal
tract. Thsy do not purge. gripe.
cause nausea. hstulence. excessive
looseDeSs. oisrrhea or other annoy
ing effect They are especially
good for children, weak persons or
old folks. Two sizes. 2Se and lOc.
Sold only at our store-The RexaIl
Store. The Williamsburg Drug CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

John w. Sickelsmith. Greensboro.
Pa; has three children. and like
most children they frequently take
cold. I'VE have tried several kinds
Of cough medicine, he says" but
have never found any yet that did
them as much good as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy" For sale
by al dealers,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
Calls IOby'S Bluff.
Editor Gazette:

EQltOI GdLCllcs
Now. that a few spring days have
com. to gladden. "Ole Virginny." il
is pleasant TO be out of doors. seeing
the darling. little. green things push +
ing up through the sod. the .rees
budding. and everything trying to DC
just as "Springy" as il can. that one
is averse TO staying indoors for any
thing, not even to read. much less
TO write.
But. having a moment, picked
up The Gazette. and glancing over
"TobY's" letter. was surprised
unpleasanty so-to note his bluff"
did not spare even the churches.
Toby. talking about bluffs. hon
esdy. can't you see that you make
the worst bluff OF all. when you
> discredit tne churches5
Perhaps the churches are not do
Ing very much to be pTold Of in
Tosno (there may De no need. ev-
erybody may be good and weil-off) }
but 90 into the cities. and out into
the big world, and see what the
/ Catholic church. and the Protestant
churches. are doing for humanity.
/ Wander away 20 New York. and
/ learn what Rose Hawthorn Lathrop
81 ! (Catholic) is doing for the cancer
Gus poor; seek Chicago. and Sc,
what Jane Addams (Protestanty il
doing for the desolate poor. Wall
: about the cities, and find out wha
p the churches are doing for the friend
! less and the stranger. the outcas
& and poor. and for every phase of so
ciety.
y Reading your bluff. " recalled L
mind the following anecdote I hear
u related at a lecture. A noted church
e man. a very learned and scholarl
e man. was talking with an unbelieveI
o After some argument. finally th
" churchman asked his opponent if b
had ever read Chrysostom's works
+ or any OF Augustine or Ongen'
II writings7 The other replied that q
.e had not The churchmsn continued
y We'll, have you read The Genit
J. of Christianity. by Chateaubnand7
q No. The churchman named 9th,
s. works. but the man Of unbehef hs
IS read none Of them. Then. II
J. churchman regarded him sadly
S: My friend" he said kindly. "yc
r; are not an unbeliever. you are an il
S: noramus."
S Go TO. Toby Seek the rig
ct kind Of history that will enlight,
ss you concerning the true history
the Catholic church though the ag
ID you viii learn that the Christi;
ID civilization that you enjoy toda
~ you owe to her. Then, look abo
you today. and see what good thin
the Protestant churches are also G
ing for humanity. P. {. w.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30
WORK ON
BIG ROAD.
To BeUin Next
Week,

Work on the Newport News
Richmond sand clay road will begin
all along the line next week. and it
is the hope and desire Of Mr.. L. B. /
Manville to have It completed be-
fore the fall.
Mr.. Manvilie, under whose direct |
supervision the big road is to be con-
structed. and it is a herculian task
was in town last Monday. making
his final arrangements 70 get as
many gangs as possible started
simultaneously. He has been very
successful in getting good. reliable
men to take the work, and be *
poets everything 70 be moving
smoothly in a few days after actual
work is begun.
The first stroke will be made next
Tuesday morning at Blows mill,
near the Warwick county line, when
w. S. Kitchens will start a gang Of
men. From this point the gang viii
work toward Grove station. thence
TO Williamsburg.
OnneoSt Wednesday Carter Cowles
will start in at Toano and build 70
the New Kent liue. It is understood
his contract is from the New Kent
line to Lightfoot. not in New Kent,
as printed last week.
On Wednesday next another gang
will also begin operations at Bar
Evansville. working both ways out.
Mr.. Manyille has planned to have
five camps going during the summer
There are to be two in New Kent
two in James City. and one York
Warwick. it is understood. is to take
care Of its own roads, most of which
are built. That county has fine
system of public roads. and It wa.
here Mr.. Manville demonstrated tha
he could build sand-clay roads a
$3.50 per mile. He thinks he car
duplicate that feat in the bic lead t
Richmond. He is on his metal anC
his work this summer viii be watch
cd with unusual interest.
Great disappointment has beei
expressed over the action of hi
York board in failing Ito contIibut
more literally to the road fund
York has actually Is miles to build
yet it gave only $1,000. Two dis
tricts, Bruton and Nelson, came in
The idea is to build the road t
Yorktown. Il is hoped the Yor
people viii show renewed interest i
the plan as the work proceeds an
that they viii urge their supervisor
20 come up more literally.
Private subscriptions to the amour
of $1,000 have been made in New
port News, Hampton and Old Poin'
Norfolk will give about $1,000. an
$1,000 has been pledged from Rict
mond. A number of James Cit
and Williamsburg people who wi
be directly benefited, like hotel
and large firms. are expected
contribute TO make up a deficit {
several thousand dollars. The farm
ers in lower Jamestown district sal
they would come in with their Shal
if the road came their way. So
goodly sum is expected from tn
section.
The NAV the WiiEamshurry r,SOv,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

The way the Williamsburg people
are visiting the Pure Food Grocery.
c. B. Griffin. manager, proves that
it was needed and is appreciated.
The best of everything for the table.
Call phone 13. and let them tiil that
order, Goods delivered.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

TIE Southern Bell Telephone
Company has a force of men at
work in Williamsburg Strengthening
up the poles and wires and making
general improvements. The local and
long distance service are &C be great
ly improved.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

TAKE NOTICE, that Z
P. Griffith, of Newport News. Va,
will have a first-class operator at the
studio on England street. next to the
Gazette office. every Monday from
500 A. M. to 500 P. NJ, to do all
classes of Photographic work.
Reasonable prices, guaranteed
prices. courteous treatment, glaran-
work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

New line of the best and cheapest
trousers ever in town Just received.
Full peg for $2,S0 at Rsndolph's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-03-30

Just received a new line of 81 and
$3.50 Oxfords. besS ever. at Ran
dolph's,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15
Heid)e Semte.
6Isgant siHgsridttteS 8obnbaus psn
GinbrebsrH ausgspIilu0ert.

Sim Gaufe Der IsBtsn Wode Itattstsn
0is6e osm our 3sit Iseritsbenoen, fri
bsrsn @obnbnuie hss gbmuub e,
Staao, on RsIor 4pe., Clifton, siueu
8siud ab uno ftabIen idmmtlihe gIets
rDbrsn uno Gas lltsnTilien.
Die polBei sntoedts geitsrn Qbsnb,
baB bas CUR 3ett leerftebenbs, friibers
Wohnbaus hes Berftorbeneu Sarrn R.
5mitb, go. 2027 2lurora 9lpenue,
gruosrs bes Rihters Rufus Smith,
pOHGiebsn bsimgsfuht unb ausgspIiins
bert porbeu lift. Der Bertb Der aus
toitbarsn Wobsln, &anoelabsru, Bro
tatporbGnasn etc. beite6snben 9eute
lisB iia nod nitt 9snau fsitftsllsu, III
isbod srpsifsQos isbr betrdhtlid. Dus
6aus luurpe felt oem 5ooe bes 6errn
Smith nidt bsipobnt, eutbielt isbot
nod bic iGmntIide ginrihtung, U&0z
bel, etc. Die 3isbe miifen fid1 sur
5ortifaffuna ibrsr 8sute zines luhrs
lpsrtss beoisut uno benz 5ouie tpieosrs
bolte 9siuhs abgsitattet bdbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

Der San gsgsu ben Der WliBRdnbs
lunq Ieiner 5rau angetla9tsn Sobn
Saslem ipurbe uuf Die offens 2tfte &C.
isst.
Der San oegen Grau Cola Maconz
nib BON So. 1893 DeIt 8. StraBe,
ipelhe unter Ger 4ntlage Der Sruntsr-
belt i9re 4uftpartung mahte. puroe
psrihobeH, nm bem Sugenori6ter
gaIbrpsl 8eIegenteit gu ge6en, ii9
nit Der 2lngeiegenbeit gu bef1Hsn.
Wie bereits oeitern beri4tet, pureen
sSruu macopniB unp ibr 10 Sabre al.
Ter Sp6n am montas Q6sub uHter Der
9fnflaae Der Sruntenteit rerbaftst.
Der andbe purbe Dem OstentioHss
hauis oes Sugenogsrifts iberpieTen,
Die gpIi3ei betauptet, ooB Der Euab.
BON Der Wiutter betrunten eema6t
fpurbe. 2sttsre CAB geftsrn gu, inn
Dbistp gegeben gu baben, ieoc6 nur
ais Mebi3in, od ser Rnabe trant ges
peT:n Tei. Nus 8erIehen ober rntsnrt-
niB fDnue lie ibm pielleiht ettpas gu
niel ueaeben bd6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

G6aiHei.amsiGnb Der assislatnr In
Der EtaSt.

Der Gpe3iaf ausf6uB Der 2eaiss
lGtur, Der bic llntsrluhuns Der ongs5s
lihsn wdhlbetriisertien in bieIissr
Stnbt. bon bersn ReIuItat Is obbGngt,
Oh bie ertpdbItsn rspu6litaniI6en ass
gislatoren BON SdmiltoR gountn i1re
5isf psrIieren foIIen ober nift. in
9dnbsn bat, traf seftsrn @ormittag
bier Elm nno belt I'm gibfoH 5ouIe
cine informeae Gibung ob.
Die Mitglieber: 8orIibenber Rufs
lei (Demofrat), Ma1ne gountp; 6.
y. aeeb. Sttrtt6r (Republitantr),
5upetts; John 8. @reepss (1emotrat),
gupdbcga; SObH .. 5ollanber (De.
tnotrni), Mafbington; 2atprence 81.
ednebon M.publiiansr), Warren; 9.
8. GcDtt (Repu6lit1ner), 6orrifon.
uRn G. J. Smiib (9emotrat), Butter
Gnuntb, begdben iiG bonn nd& Der
Gffice nes MabIrotb in Der Stabtbaue,
roo ibnsn cine, fpesi,a fir bic OeIsgens
beit unterbreiteie Cite bss gotums fir
0egisIatiirmitgIiener bsi Der leblen
WabI Dorgslsgt ipurbe, bic fis gsnau
priifteH. Wdbrenb bes Nahmittaas
itdttete Der ausThub i'm poli3ei 4n>
tomobil etlpa 100 Dablpldbfn. bic fif,
nnstfdbr 100 SUB BON MirsbThoftsn
entfernt befinnen. einen HeIuh ab unb
etiitrn abeHb ipurbe cine Runbe burf
bic bilIigen ecgirbduier gsmnht, bic
ber 8orFistr RnHell. ipelher idbcn om
Worltas 4beno angeIanst mar, nit
GtndtsaunoIt 6unt iofort mad, fsiner
antuHft befiftiet batts. Die ssnipets
iiOn ipiro beuie fortseisbt iDerbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-15

9trr Trsb. Snfe iuirb msrg.n Abtno
feline 6riinse bieriilr angeben.

Die aundlfruee, bas beiBt bas Der
langen mad abf6affung bes 4duaIs
innerbalb Der Stabtgrensen intereTist
Die gefammte 8iirgerfhuft unD penn
iiber bic 5rage abgeitimmt iperben
Diiroe, bic 8iirgsrf1aft tDiirbe NIT
acknowledgement Waioritdt Der 5orbe=
rung ausoruf 9eben: sort NIT benz
&dnal!" Sosor Die jungsu 2eute Don
Der 8ritten OelltI4en 9rptsItantif6sH
gemeinoe baden 8eritdnbniB bafiir,
benn fir ibren morgigen 8erfamms
lungsabenb i'm ShullOtQL Der Stride,
BalHut nabe Reunte StrqBe, bdbeu
fie Die 8anaIfrage gum 8e9enitunb eli
ner Debate aneefeBt. Qun Tie fttmz
men in ben Ruf Elm: y,yort nit benz
9anal!" 6err 5rso. 3ute, Der rGbrige
Setretdr bes Steuer5abfsrpereins, 1T
etngeldoen porDen, bic fraqe Dor bic
8eriammIuns 3u bringen unb er bat
Die gtnlabung berettpiltgit ungenoms
men. Gr tpiro fDpobl in oeutTder
tpie in engIti4er SprG6e bic 5raqe
beleuAteH. Der SugenoDerein Der aL=
ten oeutf6en 9emeinbe label Su bieTer
StBurg am morgigen Q6snb cyeben
ein, Der ii4 fir Die gngelegenbsit IN
tereiiirt uno er fpir0 Ioaar nod nit Ell
nem ihOnen mufttdliihen Broaramm
uuftpartsn. Sein 8etfptel, cine Iol6
tpi6tige Jrage in ben 8eretb Der Dis
tuffion 3ll 3ieben, iolten iih iibrigens
anbsre 8eretne sur Ri6tidnur ns9s
men. Rur bur6 fortgeieBtes Qgitirsu
tonnen mir ben Shanbflef inHerbalb
unierer Staotargnaen ausmeraen.