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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
BEGIN TRIAL OF
ALLEGED SLAYER
FATHER WILL PROSECUTE. son
WILL DEFEND HIM-CHARGED
WITH MURDER IN RALEIGH

RALEIGH, n .C.-Special.-The
preliminary trial of l.. 4. Norris. the
former Richmond pressman, on the
charge of numbering ]. b. Bissett. of
RaIeigh, last Saturday night, is in
progress this afternoon before Police
Justice Walter L. Watson.
The family of the murdered man
mas employed leading lawyer Of this
city to aid the court solicitor in pros
ecuting the prisoner. and he happens
20 be the father of another lawyer
VINO was called into the case Wednes-
ris.
me hearing promises to be a pro
ionged one, and is not expected to be
completed before tomorrow. when il
tlI be determined whether Norris will
be allowed bail.
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THIS STORK USES
WHEELS, NOT WINGS

NEW YORK-Special.- wo-
men and nine men were passengers OF
sOuthbound open Madison Avenue
trolley car yesterday afternoon in the
hercest part of the storm when the
conductor slowed up at one Hundred
and Eighth Street and a young woman
got aboard.
The car had gone two blocks when
she screamed and seemed about TO
fall to the floor.
You men get in the front of the
car, young woman called out, "Wo-
men all come back here"
All obeyed. Patrolman John TAYLOR
# the Arsenal Squad. father OF sew
eral little Taylors. was on the car.
ilc said to tn conductor:
NO more passengers. Don't stou
till you get to Seventeen Street. That's
the Presbyterian Hospital"
The conductor wormed his way
forward and whispered to the motor
man:
Don't look back and go like the
devil till ] give you the bell"
Then, risking his bones. Taylo,
Jumped off and 'phoned to the hospi-
tai. The result was that, when thu
car reached that place, nurses and .
doctor were waiting on the sidewali-
The sufferer was placed on a stretchc.
ter ba by, little girl, was born on tn,
hospital steps.
The woman was Mrs. Elsie Stein
twenty-five, of 1910 Madison Avenue
She was on her way TO the Sloane Ma
ternity Hospital when the stork over
took her.
What's that? why, of course
mother and child We're doing finely
last night.
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BIRTH OF GRANDSON
RECONCILIIS DRFN 5,FsS

PHILADELPHIA - SPECIAL. - Fri
Nate dispatches receive, lcuay fro.i
-oHdon by members a.. the DreA,
family here connra ia. report a..
"a reconciliation h-a been CT --t-d be-
tween Mr.. and MS. -Lthc-y 81. Drex-
ell. 49,. ..,..gs -.
When the news was p. crt.el is this
country last We. ;ha. son and
heir Lad been born C.. l.u-l a,d Lady
Maidstone. the latte .or-Criy Hiss
MarEaretta DreXel, there was a gene
raj prophecy that this domestic event.
which is the first TO occur in this i'm
mediate branch of the DrcNel family.
would probably end the breach exist
ing between the newly-made grand
parents, whose matrimonial differ
cnces. resulting in a separation. had
neen. subject of public interest in
two continents.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. DreNel refused
10 discuss the situation when the
question of an absolute divorce was
uggested on Mrs DreNeTs recent visit
TO America. She refused TO be inter-
viewed on the subject, neither con-
irmin@ nor denying the rumors then
current.
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Representative Littleton Wants
Government Commission to In
vestigate Trust Methods.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, d. Especial
Representative Martin Littieton. of
New York, today introduced a bill in
the House TO create an Industrial and
Corporate Commission to recommend
any necessary changes in the laws
regulating interstate commerce.
The commission proposed 10y Rep
reScntatiVe LittletOn will inquire into
the influence and effect of the Sher-
man antitrust laws. the methods by
which great industrial corporations
transact interstate business. and the
growth and development of such en-
terprses
The committee will be required to
report to Congress as soon as posi-
bic what changes ought to be made
10 the Sherman law in order to make
IL conform 90 present day needs.
Fifteen members are to compose
the CommissiOn-iNe Senators. five
Representatives and five persons not
members OF either branch Of Con-
gress. the Senators and Representa-
tives to be elected by their respective
bodies and the five additional mem
bers TO be named by the President
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TGEDLI1R OF TWO LEFT
IN 81" STATION CRUSH

NEW YORK - Special.-A baby
girl, just about able to tOddle, caught
tie eye of Herman FaSteuau, ticket
seller at the Seventy-second Street
station on the Second Avenue elevated
last night. He had not noticed her
pass through the gates and couldn't
determine whether she was accom-
panied.
When train pulled in. southbOund.
the yourgster tried to board it, but
was swept aside by the hurrying men
and women and saw the gate close
in front Of her She was so little
that the guard could not see her. and
apparently she was overlooked by any
who might have been with her.
As she saw the train moving away
she began to cry and sought the
ticket seller fee sympathy. He sum
mOned Policeman Langan. who start
ed with her to the East Sixty-seVenth
Street station.
As they walked down Second Ave
nue. the big policeman felt a little
tug at his elbow and. looking down,
he saw his charge pOuting and point
ing tiny finger at a tray of buns
and cakes in the window of a bake
shop. They went in, and the child.
indicating the sort Of cookie she liked
| best, the policeman invested in five
cents worth.
AZ the station she was entered as
i girl about two years old. light hair
| blue eyes. fair complexion, tan drass
| no hat and no marks of Identified
ton"
| a big glass of milk. when placed
before her. seemed to fill a want, and
/ she thanked the policemen with g
childish smile.
She spent the night in the Chill
dren's, Society rooms.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
PROGRESSING IN
SPITE OF TRUST
Cooperative Company of Halifax
Tobacco Men Has Made and
Saved Capital.

HOUSTON, VA Special. - The
Halifax Cooperative Tobacco Com
pany, Inc. OF Houston. held its an
nual meeting for the election of di-
rectors and the officers for the com
ing business year at the courthouse
at Houston.
The stockholders present and rep
resented by proxy reelected the fol-
lowing as members to constitute the
board OF directors; Il. +. Dickerson.
J. II. Johnson. r. +. Long. J. T.
Shaphard, J. S. Newbin. H. w. Lacy.
=. \. Mccormick and w L. Ander-
son. with the addition OF ]. Armistead
Tune and w. .. Tucker. T. L. Dick
erson was unanimously reelected
president; J. w. Chaffin, vice presi-
dent; J. II. Adams. general manager,
ana :. r. Crews, secretary and treas
urer.
The capital stock Of the Halifax
company is $4,000. 1t is co-opera-
tive in every way and entirely indie
pendent OF the American Tobacco
company coa'rrt 1t Il has been
able TO progress steadily from wear
10 year. until at the present time its
dn1lrs are lu most prose TOvs con-
d ton. l. hos been in existence for
past ID Years and annually paid
dividend lrcn its inc otion of 10
per cent, bcS..tS putting csiIe q sur
nius ip FOUR years OF $500. has add
d t. it's bui!Ci.g to the extent of
5000. 3 stock ROW selling at $50.
During the past business year it
put up over million pounds OF
.hacco, lately consummating a sale
AN the Imperial Company for SILL
900 under the rigid inspection regu-
.auons Of the English Company for
export, every hogshead selling at a
good profit.
by reason of the short crop Of 1910
and the short planting for 1911, to-
bacco VIII occupy strong position
upon the markets for the approach
lag season, such shortage and the
consequent good prices being greatly
20 the advantage OF the local com
pany.
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SHOE TRUST
HOLDS SESSION
Appeals to Department of Justice
Against Proposed Dissolution.
Conference Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, ID. Especial
In an endCaNOr 10 prevent the De
partment of Justice from attcmptang
20 dissolve the 100000 United
shoe Machinery Company. which has
been charged i'm Congress with en-
forcing a monopoly in the use OF
ShOemaking machinery. and through
this the absolute control OF the shoe
business in the United States. Off
Cials Cf the alleged trust today con-
ferrcd with Attorney General Wick
ersham and Assistant Attorney Gene
raj Fowler. President SydRey Win
slow and =. :. French, of Boston, at
torneys for the company, arrived here
this morning and held an eXteRded
conference with the department.
1t was announced that the depart
ment might give out a public state
ment later concerning the negotia-
tons.
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FEAR EPIDEMIC
OF DIPHTHERIA
STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT IS
SUES WARNING AND URGES
THE USE OE ANTITONIN
r Q II MOND. VA

RIG II MOND, VA. Special. -
strengthened IN its belief that most
of the diphtheria cases occurring dur
ing the winter months come from
other cases contracted during the late
summer, the. State Department of
Health has issued its first warning of
the season against diphtheria.
During the last few days the de-
partment has received numerous re-
ports from physicians, telling of cases
of diphtheria in their practice. While
these are as yet few in number eN-
perience has convinced the depart
ment that these neglected cases lead
to other cases and bring about the
epidemicS which sometime play havoc
among the children of a community.
The bulletin issued by the depart
ment is as follows: I'm view OF the
number of diphtheria cases reported
to this department during the last
few days, the attention of the public
attention to these early cases of the
disease. II they are not properly
quarantined and treated they will
spread the infection and make the
problem of properly controlling diph-
iberia next winter much more diff
cult. If, on the other hand. the early
cases are properly cared for, the win
ter diphtheria will be much reduced.
The department. wishes also to an
nounce that the arrangement for the
plete. All persons needing this great
remedy can secure il at very low
rates from this department. Bill will
be rendered the purchaser by the
manufacturer of the remedy, and
there are no restrictions on the sale.
If taken in time, diphtheria antitoxin
is sure cure and an absolute pre-
tentative of diphtheria. Thousands Of
children in America owe their lives
to its use; thousands of deaths are
directly due to neglect of this rem
edy.
LAS the benefits of diphtheria anti
toxin depend directly upon the
promptness with which il is used. il
is very important that local health
authorities have a supply of antitoXin
on hand for use in emergency. The
department is prepared to make ar
engagements with the boards Of super
VisOrs by which this can be done,
and urges local authorities to pur-
chase antitoXin for distribution among
those who cannot afford to pay even
the very low rates charged by the
manufacturers"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
MAY ARREST
POLICE FORCE
Claimed Force Did Not Attempt
to Stop Lynching-People
Leaving Coatesville.

COATESVILLE, PA-Special.-It
was learned today that several Of the
citizens Of this town nave disappeared
as the result OF the interest shown by
Governor Tencr and other state OIL
Gals in the arrest Of the guilty per
sons who burned Ezekiel Walker the
cOlored murderer, at the stake last
sunday Some of the residents here
saw they think the most important
birds will have flown" by the time
the police are ready TO arrest them.
The people Of the town are greatly
excited today on account Of Dlst~ict
Attorney GawthrOp's statement thaJ
She police force VIII be arrested be-
cause OF the dereliction Of their duty
and are waiting anXiously 10 see
whether he viii carry out his threat
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HELP WANTED MALE.

WANTED YOUNG MEN IN OUR
automobile training school 4 com
pIete course in driving and repairing
for small cash payment. You may
become competent in a few weeks and
secure a position paying from $50 to
500 per month. Instructions day or
RlEht. Proficiency guaranteed or no
charge. Our satisfied pupils are our
references. Call or write. Richmond
Automobile School, 91S West Broad
Street, Richmond, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
OLD BEARDED MAN SAID
TO BE HORSE THIEF
STAUNTON

STAUNTON, VA. - Special. - The
man who Tuesday night stole two fine
mares and a surrey in Augusta coun-
~ was captured last night while en-
eamped in the woods near Lotion
close to the mountains. to which spot
20 was traced, only ten or twelve
miles from where the theft was com
mftted. -
The thief is an old bearded fellow,
and at the fail gave his name as Sonn
west from everywhere
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ORDERS FRESH AIR
FOR PAUL BEATTIE
Cousin of the Accused Henry
Beattie "All In"-Paramour
Also in Bad Shape.
RICHMOND. VA Special

X G II VI o \ d, V A. - Special -
Through the iron barred door of the
the mere ghost of his former self. told
reporter this morning that he
was "all in" He said he could not
cob pipe in an enort to regain his COM
posture.
Since the fainting spells he has
suffered since his return from Chester
20 remain out of his cell in the iail
Office, which is kept carefully barred
and locked. The jail physician has or
dered the utmost leniency and quantity
Of fresh air possible for him, and when
ever he suffers a fainting spell he is
walked up and down in the Jail yard
in charge of two deputies.
raul Beattie is q man who has been
greatly weakened physically by the
loss of one OF his lungs and a severe
some time ago, and was never strong
physically. In addition TO this he is
possessed of practically no fortitude.
Il wish it was all over" he said [
one time. 1T is awfully hot and I'M
comfortable in prison. 1 cannot talk
10 you about the case"
BeuIah Better Today.
The condition Of Beulah Binford this
morning was reported by Sheriff
Kemp TO be slightly better than yester-
day, although she is not fully recover
ed. MIR. Kemp said that the fever she
had yesterday has left her today. but
that she did not appear to have re-
gained her usual cheerfulness She
complains frequently Of headache and
the fumes of the tobacco factory which
iS located next door to the Jail. Or.
Bright visited her yesterday and pro-
nOunced her illness only temporary
strain she underwent at the court
house Monday.
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WARN STRIKERS N0TS
TO iMPERIL LIVES
Soldiers on Guard Throughout
acknowledgement in Fear of
Famine and Strikers Take
Possession of Railroads
IL n ales.


LONDON - Special-"ShOOt to
rua was the order issued late
TINS afternoon 20 the British
troops guarding the railroads
one hundred rounds OF bali
cartridges were issued during the
gay TO every soldier called out 10
pre- ent violence. The drastic or
ues was issued in anticipation of
fierce riOting under cover oc
darkness by mobs encouraged by
tile strikers or their symDathiZ-
erS.
The railroad managers admit
TED today that their lines had
been crippled in England. Ire
land. Scotland and Wales. hut
predicted that with the help OF
Inc government they would win
out in the contest.
Paralysis gradually extended
over the country as the union
men deserted their trains and
were Joined by thousands OF
others unaffi!i3ted with the of
fetal Organiza ion.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
RECORDED IN NEW YORK
NEW VODT

NEW YORK - Special.-Examina
uon OF the seismograph at Fordham
College today showed that three earth
quake shocks were recorded vester-
day afternoon.
Beginning at 1891 there was = So
TieS Of disturbances lasting nineteen
minutes. Then came another series of
eleven minutes, after which came the
heaviest of the shocks, lasting twenty
-four minutes
The estimated distance of the dis
Iurhance was more than 1000 miles
and the university heads said tbey
probably We're the shocks reported
from Portugal
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$3.50 REWARD OUT
FOR JONAH PIPPIN
RICHMOND VA en-,

~, II VI - y -, A. - Special. -
me attorney for the Common
". we3 a, IN Wise county has reported
20 Governor Mann the murder of vii
lie Williams. Of that county nv Tonab
Flppin, In July last. and of the es-
cape OF the murderer. The board of
Supervisors of the county have offer
eu reward of 500 for the arrest
ana conviction of the man. and a re-
EuCS' was made TO the Governor for
him 10 increase the amount Todot.
ne ordered that reward of $3.50 he
"nered hy the State for the arrest
81 lhe man, thus making $3.50 set on
lhc head Of one Pippin.
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RIB 1T OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10
eAted-stifrness and soreness Of
9OuScles or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest
all round liniment in use for man
and beast; try it-don't suffer-here
n the right help; Csc bottles at
druggists. manufactured by J. W.
FRAYSER eco, Richmond, Va.
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Governor i'm IL.
HARRISRURG pa

HARRISBURG, PA. Special. -
Governor Tenor today took an active
part i'm the INVESTIGATION of the lynch
ing at Coatesvlle. He summoned
itobort ). GawthrOp, the District At
torney of Chester county. to Harris
burg to explain why only three ar
rests, two of the prisoners being lit
tie more than boys. have been made
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WA IrINCTON

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Special.-
Wholesale suspensions of employees of
the Government printing office is
threatened by Public Printer Samuel
-. DOnnelly. for alleged violation of
the laws against betting on horse
races, in consequence of an arrest
made yesterday in his department.
Scores of the printers are believed to
have been violating the law for a
long time.
In addition to being suspended the
printers who have been betting on
horses are liable to criminal prosecu-
ton.
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StfH CraED.
AUTHOR OF CHANTECLEER
MAY RECOVER FROM FALL
I, FRANCE
BIARRITZ.

=, 49, = IHA-NCE = Special. -
EGmond Rostand, the author, prob
IDLY wiz recover from the injuries he
turtle in ditch yesterday
while painfully hurt the author ~
Syrano De Bergerac, LAiglon ana
Chantecleer sustained no internal in
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FOR SALE.

REGISTERED BLACK ESSEX ALL
ages. Pigs, gifts, sows in farrow,
also grade pigs for Slaughter and
Angora Goats. J. f. Coulter, Con-
nelly Springs, y. c.
GTNCrN-G-RIc MONEY IN GROWING
GfnSing for market. Get my prices
before buying stock. Particulars
rec S. T LEWIS. Box 25-B, Azalea,
N G
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Smart XOufh

Tommy, what did you do with the
pennies 1 gave you for taking your
medicine?"
II bought a bun with one Of them,
ma, and / gave Jimmy the other to
drink the medicine for me."LTit-
Bits.
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TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

months So. Rent applied on pur-
chase. We can save you 25 to SO per
cent. on any make Of typewriter. Write
today for particulars. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO., eos East
Main Street, Richmond. Virginia.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
HAIR GOODS.

AL, THE LATEST PARIS FASH
IONS IN HAIR DRESSING. All
kadR OF hair on hand or made to
order Combings made into Switches,
Pompadours, Puffs, etc. Satisfac-
Rion guaranteed. HUGHES, 20?
North Third St, Richmond, Va.
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Rnrke's Garden Dorsets

Are OF extra constitutions, being
bred with blocky forms and strong
back and bone qualities and th'"t
ffeeces. Have to offer q number OF
Registered Rams would spare a few
registered Ewes and 200 unregistered
Ewes.
SAMUEL II. HE$INGER,
BurLe's Garden, Va.
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Fringes and galloons are used IN
weight down tunics.
Black satin trims some OF the dainty
Pique collars.
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'IEE GUERRANT
Main and Third Streets,
RICHM0Nn x,Dovv

FIhUINIA
american Plan, High class accom-
hIouatons, with best Of cuisine and
service, at moderate prices. Car at
uoor to depot and all points Of inter
est. Terms include meals. $500 rer
uay' j. w. Bell, Prop.
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Above all others, the seasons fabric
is wolfe.
Large collars IN pique are worn with
serge suits.
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IN ORDER TO TAKE CARE OF OUR
ever increasing business, we require
both men and additional capital
This is an exceptional opportunity
for a man of ability with $4,000 to
invest to become identified with one
of the oldest and best known manu-
featuring companies in the city. The
position offered is a pleasant one
with good salary attached. If you
have the money and ability and
mean businss, address at once Post
Office Box No. 123, Richmond, Va.
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LOOK FOR MY AID all along dur

LOOK FOR MY Nd all along during
seasons. I have S. c. w. Leghorns'
S. C. Il. Reds, S. c. Buff OrDingtons,
r. r Ducks. fawn and white, standard
bred from Harshbarger's strain direct,
beauties; NJ. b. Turkeys, pure-bred.
Can make up some splendid pens from
all the above and eggs in season. All
nure bred from best stock I could buy.
b. Z. ROBINSON,
FranktOWn, Va.
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REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY PIGS,
(not related,) $3.50 each grade. Pigs
from large stock, $500 each. Boed
sows for sale. J. II. PATTESON,
Route 3, Ashland, Va.
OL c.. THE MOST POPULAR AND
profitable breed of hogs on earth;
fine young pigs and a few good boars
for sale at low prices. JOHN E.
HEATWOLE, HarrisOnburg, Va.
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BUCKROE BEACH, VA,-SAYRE
Cottage on the beach front; all
FmOdern cOnveniences. Send for
circular. References exchanged.
CHAS. r. SAYRE, Buckroe Beach,
Va
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PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, ENG. - Special
The army and navy viii cooperate in
crushing mob violence in the great
Industrial war. The admiralty today
issued orders for the full quotas Of
battleship crews to stand by for i'm
mediate service and land to fill the
barracks depleted by the use of SOL
diers in manning trains and guarding
property.
England's industries were hard hit
by the strike. Ninety thousand men
IN the coal pits in Lancashire and
Cheshlre VIII be compelled to cease
work within forty-eight hours because
1t is impossible to move the coal. The
huge iron works i'm those districts will
also be compelled to close.
Industry in Manchester and Shelf
field will be tied up.
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NOTICES.

u YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM,
or country home, will give you long
time at per cent interest only.
Write NJ. Davidson, 326 w. Main
Street, Richmond, Va
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WANT TO BUY SECOND HAND BELT
or horse hay press, self dump hay
rake For exchange or sale wheat
separator. Address 1892 Michaux. Va
EANTED-SECOND HAND BAGS
and Burlap, all kinds. Write for
prices. RICHMOND BAG CO., Rich
mond, Va
WANTED-YOUNG PEOPLE TO
know that we have a special intro
auctory rate in effect until September
ArEE IL purchased prior to ebovC
&ate. $50 will buy an unlimited Oife)
scholarship for either the Commercial
or Shorthand course. Write for infor-
nation.
NAMES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Richmond, Va.
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Special.-Warning that
the government will deal sternIy with
railroad strikers who imperil the lives
or passengers was served on the labor
unions in an official announcement
made In Commons this afternoon by