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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
RAH FOR sLUPsKY!

"Col. Abe Slupsky of St. Louis broke, the worlds record by drinking 20 pints of beer every day for a month. His name will go laundering down the ages with those of Socrates, Shakespeare and Beethoven and other ,immortals, and every time his name is mentioned a thrill of pride will chase itself up and down the spine of every patriotic American citizen who rejoices in the superiority, the intellectual advancement of the hu man race, the triumph of mind. over mat ter, Down with King Alcohol, down with beer,, shouts the Hon. Abe. and down they go-2O pints! Colonel Slupsky has achieved undying fame, and the first honor thrust upon him was a banquet given by Professor Anheuser. Doctor Busch, and other noted scholars and statesmen. Who cares for paltry brain capacity when we can boast of such giants as Slupsky to uphold the honor of the race? All hail Slupsky, the Human Tank."-Cimarron Jacksonian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
THANKS.

Paul Cook of the B'1lingham Age Herald is looking for Lyme for water wagon" How would "got CT jag on," do, Paul?'-Rome Tribune-Herald.
 Nicely, and 1t follows as a matter of course.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Graft in Manila! Our little brown fel- low citizens are rapidly becoming Ameri- canized and full of modern methods.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

London has Cameron dam, Wisconsin, eclipsed in some respects, but London never captured it's criminals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Two criminals called out about all of London's reserves, and they remained defiant until the flames overlook them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Charles F. Johnson, the new demo- cratic senator from Maine, is fine law yer and a fine speaker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Governor Floss practically says Senator Lodge has gone to join the dido and the dinosaurs. a..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
LAMENTS

LAMENTS. Ere long each bard Will drop tear And loudly mourn The passing year.
 Birmingham Age-Herald. And when, next year, He still writes TO- He'll loudly slam His stupid pen.
 Cleveland Plain Dealer. rt - II i<-- Il And he'll bemoant4 n' f,t l The new, year's,oills- Ar When he receives -,-- His Christmas bills.
 Houston Post. His Christmas bills Fell promptly due; And now his days Are days of rue.
 PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Kansas bandits footed 30 banks ii, 90 days, and there is no evidence that they were unduly crowded with business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

The Culebra cut has slipped again. It evidently did not frame New Years reso- lutions. r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
About Persons

Bernard Harwood of Eutaw. the new ly elected circuit judge of the SlXth judicial circuit, spent yesterday in Bir- mingham. He was registered at the Morris hotel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
CIITTING Al NCHIlMP SHORT.

"A pointer dog is one that points, IS he not?"
 ''Yes." fg
 And a setter dog is one that sets ''Yes; but before you go any further, let me tell you that skye terrier IS not one that aviates."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Adams county, Ohio, is about to break into' the magazines. Its fame is now secure. A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

1ears." LITTLE THINGS. A little winter Now and then IS relished by The coal yard men.
 St. Louis Times. A little summer Too is nice, Then the coal man Can peddle ice.
 Youngstown Telegram. A little Christmas Puts the slxids Beneath poor dad, But pleases kids.
 Houston Post, A little filler Now and then, Is relished by The funny men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
BESIDES A PURSE.

BESIDES A PURSE. A happy life the birdman leads, Whose forte is going up; For when back to tho earth he speeds He gets a loving cup.
 Birmingham Age-Herald. The while our birdman's going up His heart with rapture jumps; But oft instead of loving cup, He gets his bumpty bumps.
 Youngstown Telegram.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
RETTER INFORMED.

-77- BET FIX INFORMED.
 You used to say I was the only woman in the world for you.
 Well, I've taken another census since then"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
IleJ617ueQ

popular, promising, and are capable of providing well for the bunch of sweet ness he has captured, no matter if she is. as ugly as sin or if he is as lazy as a hound. So if we do not come through with this riemarole when you are mar ried do not get offended, but kindly re- member that this is understood and we really intended it that way"
 APPEARANCES ARE DECEPTIVE.
 Can you let me have quarter? I'm in hard luck''
 Pm in the same fix"
 But you look prosperous?"
 My friend. what you see is a thin veneer" tta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Governor Foss succeeded in smoking Senator Lodge out, at any rate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
OVERWHELMING.

'.They do."
 How would you like to converse with $10,00O?'
 'Id be so embarrassed I couldn't speak,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
Don,t Like HamnerIess Gun

"No more hammerless guns. for me-" said young man just back from holi- day trip. .<
 T used to be a pretty fair shot when hunted birds and rabbits up in North Alabama as boy. used an old-fash- toned 12-sause hammer gun then and I could kiIf double on covey shot, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

TT is well that both the state and na-
 tional governments are going after | the fake banking institutions of this country.
 Like in every other business, men of grasping tactics and dishonest purposes break into the barking business for the sole object in view of getting rich quick. Such men and their methods do great injustice to the thousands of legitimate banking institutions of this country and. indeed, it is we'll that these "get-rich- quick" fellows are being put out of busi- ness and their institutions closed.
 During the past two weeks two of these concerns in New York have been closed and their officers will be punished. They have all. however, been comparatively small institutions, without any standing in really legitimate banking circles.
 If there be others, the quicker they
  are closed the better for the legitimate business and banking business of this country.
 This wedding out of these "get-rlch- quick" concerns in the United States, by state and government officers, promises a. high standard of business acumen in this country, and will not only produce more confidence on the part of the great masses of the people in the legitimate in- stitutions, but promises to bring about not only a better feeling but an increase in the actual manufacturing and mercan- tile business of this country. It will eliminate the fake concerns and will put
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Reckless autoists prove as a rule to be but plain drunks" after all
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

All get back to the soil in the long | run.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
A BUSY BARD.

He fashions lays,
 Whate'er his mood, In rythmic praise 1srs Of breakfast food.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Illinois proposes this winter to abolish the railroad pass nuisance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
RIFT NOT wIDEUy.

2 5t BUT NOT WIDELY. is.an Would you call him travelled per son?' 4e .o "oh, Oh m yes. ,e He's been cOm9uter for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

DON'T FORGET. While he may never Look quite the same, Uncle Joe" Cannon's Still in the>game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Springfield, H., is also a commission city, but Lee o'Neal Brown will not be made one of it's commissioners. 1 London has Cameron dam, Wisconsin, eclipsed in some respects, but London never captured it's criminals
  Charles F. Johnson, the new demo- cratic senator from Maine, is a fine law yer and a fine speaker.
 
 Governor Foss practically says Senator Lodge has. gone to join the dido and the dinosaurs. r. The Culebra cut has slipped again. It evidently did not frame New Years reso- lutions. t Adams county, Ohio, is about to break into the magazines. Its fame is now secure. A Governor Foss succeeded in smoking Senator Lodge out. at any rate.
  Reckless autoists prove as rule to be but "plain drunks' after all.
  Illinois proposes this winter to abolish the railroad pass nuisance. The two men in London died with their boots on.
  The Chinese are celebrating 1911 with a haircut.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

The two men in London died with theil boots on.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08

Birmingham is really doing things.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-08
RISE OF TWO WATERS

The Chinese are. celebrating 1911 with [ haircut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
CHARTERS GRANTED

h Inc following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
Virginia Railway Supply Company,
Inc" Norfolk. Va. a. S. Flowers. pres
ident. Norfolk. Va; H. G. FenneiI,
vice president. Atlanta. Ca; A. M,
Johnson, secretary; G. {. Beal, treas
urer, ooth OF Norfolk, Va. Capital
stock: Maximum. 10000: minimum
$4,000 objects: Deal in railway SIN
plies S"P
dominion Power Company, Radford.
"a: - !. Mott. president, Statcsville.
~ q: j. Edgar Walters, secretary and
treasurer, ifadford. Va: Marion Rutlor
Elliott. N: c.; Henry X McHarg. ii
aadiord, Va; T. a. Mott Hickory. n.
Capital stock: Maximum. $1,000. :
wv minimum, $4,000. Objects: operate
water electric, steam and other nov er
plants. Nv ~
Winchester Land Corporation. Win
chester. Va; II. D. Fuller. president
=, = Miller, II. II. Baker sccrctary--
~ ~ o. winchester. Va. Capital stock:
maximum. $4,000: minimum. s6.ooa
opJeets: Real estate business
turkey Knob Orchard, Inc. Win
chester. Va; c. T. Gudebrod nrcsi.
cent; William B. Nesbitt. trcas,,rcr
lures MARTIN, seeretary-all OF Nrw
oon I'LL Capital stock Maximum, Sl5o.
ooo minimum. $4,000 Objects. ro,an,
ms E ana growing apple orchards.
finey River Fishing Club. Lyncb.
p !. VA; John Victor. President. +
r. Miincr, secretary and tro.s,,,o.
lanes Morrison. Clinton Dewitt II
lSls,,,n stoek MaNiinum none Objects !:
= rehn Foundry and Manufacturinr
IJo,,;da,. me, lSasic City Va: \. r.
:, 'o't ra,,s. president, Pfttsyurg. Pa; ],
i Sora a, vs vice president, waynes.
capital stock: Maximum sIao noa = a.
mum, $4,000 Objects: aIan,,far HI ~
ing and selling machinery. - y
cbnr r a. amendment wns issued 10 he
"ai'er OF 'iollins institute. in Toam
p ,,a,,, county, changing the nnm@ oa, a.
rollins College. Inc. ''''''c 10
eh am nm ne ,3,a was issued to the
G Chards and Farms corp"ra tI,n or,
Vir .iiufsNi ne changing tho name 10
Asihia Mountains Orchards Inc =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
DR. HARSHBARGER
QUITS CITY HOME.
Resigns to Practice on His Own
Account at Weyer's Cave,
Augusta County.
ward narEhbarger, one Of tn

DR.. Ward iIarshbarger. one of the
resident physicians and ambulance
surgeons at the City. Hospital, has
resigned his position. and will leave
to-day to begin the practice of his
profession in Meyers Cave. Augusta
county.
Dr. Harshbarger joined the CITY
Hospital staff on Juno 81. 1910 after
graduating with honors from the Med :
fcal College of Virginia. He was ac-
lively engaged during tho whole of his
term and achieved great success in
the numerous cases which he was call.
ed TO attend, both as resident physical n
and rs Ambulance surgeon. During his
term he has treated hundreds OF
varied cases, and many OF his former
patients will remember him with rrot
itude.
Though the Committee on Relief Of
the Poor has not yet taken oniciaI
action In regard to DIR. HarshbarSer's
resignation, IL has been GENERALLY
agreed that he Will be allowed to go
without Formally. II being necessary
Tor him to establish himself In his
practice as soon as possible. The
resignation Will be formally acted
upon and accepted at the regular meet
Ing Monday night
IT has already been decided that ~ q
vacancy shall be filled by the appoint.
ment OF DR.. H. H. Slmmerman. also /,
Graduate of the Medical College or
Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

for duty S instructor at the camp of
military officers of the state OF Penn
sylvania. iG
4 Professor L. H. Russell, president OF
the Fredericksburg State Normal
School, will deliver the address at the
commencement exercises at the High
School at Cape Charles May Is.
The Fifteenth New Jersey Volunteer
Veteran Association Will make Its an
nual pilgrimage this year through
portion of Virginia. 1t will leave New
Jersey next Monday for Washington.
leaving Washington Tuesday. and viii
arrive here on a special train at s:3o
p. NJ. The men Will be Joined here by
Captain NJ. B. Rowe. of this city, and
the party and the special train will
then proceed to Richmond, and from
there they will extend their trip 10
Old Point. Norfolk, Cape Henry. Vir-
ginia Beach, going from Norfolk 10
Washington by steamer. The associa-
ton visited this city two years ago
and unveiled two monuments in Spot
syivania county. and many OF the
members have friends here and in this
section.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
DENTIST AND HIS PORTER
INJURED BY EXPLOSION
Both Wen Knocked Unconscious aud
"orkroom Partly Wrecked.
Church prnncrty Sold.
4 SneclaI B n.ha ,rimcs. nisnaich-

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch
winchester. Va, May IA large
dental vulranizer exploded this after
noon in the workroom adjoining the
office OF DR.. Walter D. Myers. severely
injuring the dentist and his porter.
William Lewis, both of whom were
knocked down and rendered uncon-
scious by flying pieces of steel Ply
sicians dressed their Injuries
The force OF the explosion was so
great that tho workroom was wrecked.
many nancs Of glass on the second and
third floors blown out. and pictures
Knocked from the walls in the operai-
ing room. Several pieces OF vulcaniZer
plowcd through partitions. while 9TH
crs were buried in plastered walls
Mrs Carleton Orndorff, while driving
n spirited horse to Stephens City, Fred :
ericit county. was pitched headlong
from the buggy when the horse Stun
blcd and ran off. She was found, badly
cut and bruised. and was taken home
tor medical treatment:
After bc,ns without pastor for :;
number Of years. the property of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Baltimore
Conference, at Bcrryville, Clarke coun-
~, consisting Of frame church and
parsonage. has been sold at public auc-
ton to d. T. Shepherd for S1,s55. 1t is
one of three churches of that confer
ence in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

Of Fredericksburg will not take place
until June, 1912. more than year off,
but the question of suitable candi-
GATE is already being discussed by
many citizens Mayor II. Lewis Wal
lace, the present Mayor. will not be a
candidate for reelection. The friends
Of Colonel f. u. Cole have been urging
him to stand for the position. and 1t is
extremely probable that he will be O
candidate. f. NJ. Young. member
OF the City Council. and prominent
young Business man, Is also spoken OF
In connection with the position.
The City School Board has elected
the following teachers for the white
public schools for next sea son: Primary
grades. Miss Beryl Barber, Miss Myrtle
TONNES, of Charlotte county; Miss
Mary kipps of Mont gomery county;
Miss Carrie Hunter. of Appomattox
county Miss Nettie Montgomery. Miss
Selma Ulman. Grammar grades. Miss
Maggie Honey, Miss Agnes Roach,
Miss Flora Mason. of fredericksburg;
Miss Clarice Davis. Mrs. Lizzie Court
ney. High School, Miss Cora Cole, Miss
Page Waller. Miss Edith Hayden, of
Manassas; F.. F. Birchhead, of Louisa.
principal.
Five OF the present teachers did not
apply for reelection. having other
work mapped out. The next session
will begin September H. and close May
IS. 1912. The teachers for the colored
schools will be elected later.
II, B. Lane. e. NJ. Young and s. w.
Somervillc, representing the city
Council, and c. O'Conor Goolrick, C. w.
Jones and Isaac Hirsh. of the Business
Mems Association, of this city, left
here to-day for stanton to confer
with officials and citizens there and
inquire into the merits of the commits
sion form Of government, which has
been In vogue in that city for several
years Upon their return these two
committees will submit reports to
their respective bodies. M
CAPTAIN r. S. Knox. who has been
spending his furlongh here with his
family, received yester a telegram
from General r. p. Grant. commanding
the department ofthn East, ordering
sAAiro To .Mnnnt -Gratna. Transatlantic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
KELLY COMPANY .
PAYS HEAVY FINE
Pleads Guilty to One Indictment,
and Others Are Dis
missed.

Il Pleading guilty to one Indictment OF
four. in which 1t is charged with de-
facing internal revenue stamps. the
Phil G. Kelly Company, Inc, mail order
house and wholesale liquor dealers. was
fined $1,000 and costs yesterday In the
United States District Court by Judge
Edmund Waddill. Jr. With the consent
Of NJ X. Lowry, collector OF Internal
revenue for the Fourth Virginia Dis
trict, the remaining indictments were
nolle pressed
District Attorney, l. l.. Lewis ap-
Feared for the government. whilo the
defense was represented by Attorney
Harry NJ. Smith. Agreement TO com
promise the case was reached between
counsel. and the matter then submitted
TO the court. This ends the case.
The Kelly Company was placed on
trial several months ago. and the hear
anE consumed more than a week When
finally submitted the Jury WAC unable
to agree. AT that time the defendant
was tried upon only one indictment.
nmbTa cling more than 90 counts
The compromise of the case has been
expected for some time. Efforts were
made by counsel for Kelly TO end the
litigation and effect a compromise. and
after much elaboration the matter was
Hnally adjusted. The fine imposed was
paid.
It was explained that tho indict-
anent on which the company pleaded
guilty related to what is claimed to
nave been merely q technical violation
of the law. 45a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
kEDAILY VISITS
TO BATTLEFIELD
Officers and Students Of Army
War College in Camp Near
Fredericksburg.

Fredericksburg, va, May l1.-Th!rty-
two officers of the Army War College
at Washington and general staff of the
United States Army. with students Of
the college and large detachment In
charge OF the horses and was ons, are
in camp just west of the city. and Off :
GERS and students are making daily
rides to points on the battlefields
around the city. whore the officers de-
liver lectures on the principal hattie
at that point TO the students These
lectures are of great interest, and are
both entertaining and instructive. The
officers and students arc on forty
days trip. 4 considerable portion of
the time will be spent at and near
The election of a Mayor of the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
VERDICT or SOON.
''n" i, for Drfcm,!nnt In n,.
omt-Rnnd Contract t,r,nl,.....'

III SUI, =, ''cHHHnf In Damncc
1.na,".i t"ntrnct Completed. -
=. amherst. VA. MAY IIl'i,,,,. 49,
GORDON was here this wco,. -, ~ !.
sPecial term or the tircni, , IN" y
amherst county. Court ,,ns =, outt OF
only one day, 'rhc rase SESSION
Goodykunt4 VS. A.. NJ Nh. 49,, 'o"n J..
MS WAS suit FOR dam;,.as ',7,.i. .ieu
pN GoodNkuntz against Val ~. ous ~
,,I' INJURIES Nal@ is tile contractor
nnI w VI. ne spur line OF the NorfoI1,
a,,i,a estfrn Railway, leading Ia liz
,,'',,.pic coionN IN this county. C;ood,. .
ma ,,,N... 'i".h master Tor the Norfol,.
Nv "g i; Hallway. ana was iniurod
,,,,,s isehar re Of dynamite mi 1fr
on a 'lc direction OF Valz rho ;nrv
Nfrdiet for $1,000. This nov.
SUBJECT To q demurrer IN liz
un"i.,, which has not set been dis
.o M',ndy hros to-day completed ,bo,,
t,,.a,,,,l me construction Of
tMch'NrtWo miles OF mucadtm road =,
.Ar'ner9, county, This rad wps h,,;,,
''c sN".ooo bond issue which wns,
sot,,' III AuSnst, i"o6. The worl, or
cutting The road began in IN
s"hiiier or fall vf 1906. ana tbo ..,,,
iias beeh ~ process Of consiruction ~.
= i,tt'c over three Years.
ne town Council Of Amhcrs, 81, ..
recent meeting. enacted an or,ltn,,,c,.
10 Tie effcci that no Vehicle sboul,,
travel more Than siX miles M NAN
"itnin the corporate limits. This ordil
nance applies 10 automobiles as Vol
as 70 Nehlclns drawn by horses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

Snecinl 10 The Zines Dispatch.1 III
salem. VA May ll.--rucsdav night,
q. o'clock the residence OF Mir. and
Mrs William L. Hrowr on East Main
street. WAS The scene OF beautiful
wedding, when their daughter. Miss
Annie iillow Brown, became tho bride
oi samuel Bnrtram Rodcs, of Roanoke.
itcY John scott Meredith. rector OF ST
Paurs Episcopal Church. performed the
ceremony, IN the presence OF only n
few relatives. The house decora tons.
Consisting OF lilies OF the valley, snow
pa!.is ana efsrisreenS were beaulifuL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
NEW .rrlcEns laI.I,crla.,


49, "a Sihtn state COun-
ell. knights Of Columbus
Nerfollt VA, May iI-1'hc Wright,
state councii. knights OF Columbus
adjourned here las; night. after refer.
TING 70 the councils OF the state a
proposition TO establish nome foi
neglected cisildren.H selecting Ports,
m'aih as the next place of meeting
ana eie'tinG The following ofhcerA:
state peputy..M. j. Murphy. Norfolk
seer sary-liarry J. Bailey. Peters
burg.
rreasurer-J. L. Martin Ism ,hhurg.
AdTorhie--M lievlghan. stau,ion.
Wdrdcn- lanes j. i<l!ey, Newport
NGws. 'N
A I,ttr1nla;e TO State Deputy ..chard
j. Davis Portsmouth
Past ala,e psputy--J j. shoehan,
Richmond. iig
Alternate to Past State Dcputy--pr
r. =. CORN n, Alexandria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

" Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrlsonburg, Va, May 1.-THE
trustees of Rridgewater College,
Bridg ewater, Rockingham county, have
appointed a committee TO purchase a
Ifarm. which will be used in connection
with school, of agriculture, to be add
Ted to the present course of instruction
at that institution.
The college is the leading school OF
the Dunkards. or Church of the Breth-
rem, in Virginia. DR. j. NJ. Flory is
tpresident
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-12
arriving out color plan Of white and

green. a
Miss Bessie Brown presided at the
piano. rendering Memberships We'd
ding March The bride entered from
the library with her sister. Mrs. James
u. Taney, of Wheeling w. VA. while
The groom entered from the side en-
trance with his best man. Withrow
Read. OF Roanoke 4; the conclusion
of the ceremony a salad course and
punch was served.
Mr., and Mrs Rodes left on the mid
night train for an extended tour 10
Niagara Falls. Atlantic City Philadel-
phia and other points. After their re-
turn they will reside in Roanoke