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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster. When troubled with
lame back or pains in the side or
chest give it a trial and you are GER
tain to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords Sold
by All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29
STUDY ENGLISH ROWING.

London, Feb. 29.-Wiliam A. Har-
riman, son of the late American rail.
road magnate, arrived in England to-
day as an emissary from Yale to study
English rowing methods. Hartman
is coach of the Yale freshmen crew
He will spend most of his time at
Cambridge.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-29

he returns from England he will not
only instruct the freshies in the ideas
he gets from the Cambridge training
quarters, but will assist in the devel-
opment of the varsity boat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
ENORMOUS FIRM
ENTERS VIRGINIA
B. F. Goodrich Company Pays
$1,000 Fee-Second Largest
in Point of Capital.

With a capital stock of $So.9oo.ooo.
the q. r. Goodrich Company. New
York corporation. made application
yesterday morning to the state Cor
poration Commission for a license to
do business in Virginia. The applics
ton will be deferred until the return
Of the members Of the commission from
attendance on the National Association
Of state Railway Commissioners.
This will be the second largest con-
Germ d.ing business in this state from
the standpoint OF capital. The largest
is the Standard OIL Company OF New
Jersey.
The b. +. Goodrich Company Is the
result of the recent amalgamation or
the B. F. Goodrich Company. OF New
York. and the Diamond Rubber Com :
pany. Both Of these concerns were
authorized to prosecute their business
In Virginia They manufacture rub
Der goods. mainly automobile tires
A fee Of 5000 is rendered the state
to pay for the necessary papers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
CARNEGIE MEDAL
FOR Dexter G0AO
Southwest Business Man Heads
Movement to Honor Heroic
Court Clerk.

Robert P. Johnson, of WytheNi!ie-
enc OF the most widely known busi-
ness men IL tie SOUTHWEST. Is Heau-
lag a movement to secure = Carnegie
hero medal 1oc UsAte: Goad Tor ms
bravery in the Carro.i CourtHous"
tragedy Mr johnson is Democrat.
snt, as ne expresses II, .as as "hucn
use for Goad politically as the peFi.
aas for holy water.
NEWSPAPER correspondents at HIS
willie recall! that M johnson was one
Of the first visitors from! TIE oVIsIHe
world. having reached HIiIsVl.ie tHe
SUNDAY after the shooting ne pro
tests against the position taken q!
many people il behalf OF the Aliens.
VINO show By their ut,eraHces the
deEsssi ignorance Of The facts u. the
case
''These is lothing in the discussion
Of tits = hole case ~ pJovokins AZ tE.
attacks made Oh Gos6, says A'- JC.t--
sol: nothing more Undeseryed. Ine
.taremer, that this was the end OF a
political feud is foreign 10 the facts
trough. out at the trial. II can az well
be ssij that my defense OF Goad ls
Oh the same ground. when the fact &.
tha, Goad and have as much zee for
each other politically as tie Dev!l has
for holy water. Goa5 - . Republican
while the Aliens have 10 pronounced
political convictions. II mas been q
common question to @zs n carrot.
County - each political ca-2algr
How d. the Aliens staE3 ta!z t!:is"
How could any one zcG atF-s1 "l''.
this AFFAIR and what !sG ~ 20 = %
otherwise Ran 10 defend Goz1 f-v~:
the a,ta~Es made. or HIN. VII" ~
his bravery 80 saTet tn crt!r" co. =;
froru being murdered Go4G ;. = h"-,
an. Is entitled 20 endless rra.ss ''.-
a.. part n. pared H. It's t-a.a.-
He = entitled - Carnegie medal go
this IL NOTICE trat ais aGDi-Sr- -.
going TO apply :o,, or". ard - !u-i'..'
notice {" - r-fame-s 20 hir 'a".'
Of - Or protects
Mr.. J~huSo- says =" eHpr~f- 'l' '.r'
s-.p :. be ken - -" .!.r sgw
ra.hiye~s - AL !nH!gra-io- meeting -
Corde-rr Judge Ea~sI" ~ not 'asir:
c-Tv tn court Ulcers scar "a az
s7fsarrred 3" -" Aliens onUit Ha.' mad
-Ns slaughter more corari-'. Tho
SID he SAYS "cor,i Havs .a'rir9 ns
tfs rr0rI8ir0"a G"sl-s--I"' Hs g. --.'
ay1 Egu ever d---n one ~ tn'~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
RICHMOND ALUMNI
WILL ENTERTAIN
Virginia and Carolina Students
Will Be Guests at Revival of
Thanksgiving German.

In conformity with the custom which
has existed in Richmond since the long
forgotten time when the virginia
Carolina football game on Thanksgfv-
ing Day hrst was played. the local
alumni Of the State university val! en-
terrain the teams and students OF both
institutions on next Thursday night. In
honor Of the annual gr.diron contest
The affair this time Will assume a
different appearance from that wnscn
has characterized II during the last
few years. Because OF the fact that 1t
has been found impossible to secure
any one Of the local theatres for the
exclusive use Of the hosts and guests.
i, has been decided by the Richmond
chapter of the University Of Virginia
Alumni to revive the Thanksgiving
german.
The german will be held in the Ma
comic TeYnple A number OF young
women will cooperate with the aiumha
COMMITTEES In arranging for the event
John A Cutchtns Is chairman OF the
committee.
Entertainment OF the most compete
nature viii be furnished ali those WHO
attend During the intermissione NOV.
ing pictures depicting the teams OF
both universities in action Will De
shown. and also views OF the grounds
and buildings at CharlottesviHe ana
Chanel Hin. Vaudeville sketches from
tn. Colonial and Empire Theatres VIII
form another feature OF the evening
. cafe will be conducted in the dinins
room.
The Thanksgiving germans were for-
merly the most popular means whicn
the local Virginia alumni employed ZOE
their annual Entertainments. aAte'
they have been superseded by thea're
parries. hut II is thought that return
to the earlier custom wiz prove
ioyable The german VIII ones .A
alumni and the!r wives the nfo. opp.s-
.,,n,rv In some years of getting to-
1.sber for a congenaal evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
WILL NOT ACCEPT
HIS RESIGNATION
Calvary Baptist Church Passes
Resolutions Urging DIR.
Knight to Remain.

As many members OF Calvary Bap-
It's. Church as could crowd into its
auditorium met there last night, re-
fused 10 accept the resignation OF Rev.
Ryland Knigh. as pastor Of the con-
gr.ga-ion. and appointed a committee
TO ask him TO remain.
The meeting was enthusiastic In its
praise Of the pastor Speeches were
made By number OF prominent menu
f--rs .: the church. IN which MS res!g
nation vas d-piored P z GNathmey.
chairman or the board OF d-acons, pre-
sided
Dr. knight = now away from the
city on q hunting ;r5p. and viii not
return before II. end o. the week, u
was sa:d Ias; night When ne gets
back the committee will wat on him
ana urge that NJ Withdraw his res!sna-
zion. The committee is composed OF
IT Isx!s. ". D. Duke, r. W. Miner.
J Ga-y. Z p Gw4thney. Rev. g. F.
Williams and Eev. T. 3. Ray. D d.
The resolutions adopted by the
church las. night are given below:
.'wh<-.a. the Calvary Baptist
Church has shown steady improve
n,.ut progress and a reasonable &C.
gree Of efficiency n its varied act!vi-
...s during T,r. RyIand knight ?as-
;crar.- ard
.ws-reas oar pastor. hon0.~d in
.ye-y ~pn.r. q i.s nv members y:
.-a~- dsnor1! nations. by all citizens Of
ms cr.-.nYml-,. by our Own denon!na-
-..,-, ~ III =-a.a % virginia. as OK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
NATION MAY BUILD
VIRGINIA ROADS
Governor Furnishes Desired In
formation to Congressional
Committee.

Information asked for by Congress
in reference to the bill before IT 10
provide Federal aid for the building
and maintenance Of post roads was
forwarded yesterday by Governor
Mann to Senator Jonathan Bourne u.
Of oregon, a member Of the senate
Committee on Post Offices and POST
Roads.
II is proposed in the bill that in the
beginning the national government
.ball expend money to build new post
roads and to maintain present ROADS
NOT to exceed in all per cent OF ,ne
mileage in each State. Uncer 'ni'
nIa, a total Of 2,22s miles of ROADS
in virginia would be aided. VI TINS
total .1.17s miles would be maintained
and 1 $50 miles Of new roads ouiit:
A tentative list Of routes was @
n,.bed Governor Mann by Senator
bourne and referred by him 70 sta.e
Highway Commissioner P. 81; Iuns"
wilson. A report modifying the gov
ernment's figures was received yes'e
day from Captain Wilson and sent on
II ia hoped that many OF the hisn-
ways Of Virginia can be aided IN 'h's
nav at the nations expense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
SALOONS SHOULD
CAREFOR DRINKS.
Superintendent Of H Hospital
Would Make Bars and Drug
stores Furnish Treatment.

special tax on saloons and drug
st pres to maintain al. institution under
State control for the separate care OF
confirmed drunkardS and drug habttues
is the startling recommendation made
by DR.. j. T. DeJarnette, superintendent
of the Western state Hospital. at
Staunton, IN his annual report TO Gov.
ernor Mann.
While separate care for these classes
has been advocated In Virginia for
some time, II Is indeed worthy of COM
ment when in an Official paper an ON
GER OF the State says the Legislature
should tax the people who sell to the
victims Of habits.
DR.. DeJarnette says the number OF
drug fiends and drunkards applying
for admission to the State hospitals
for the insane Is increasing annually.
AS soon as they are removed from the
source Of trouble they recover and are
soon discharged as cured. Almost in
variably they go back to their habit
The amount to be charged the saloon
keepers and druggists would be. ac-
cording to DR.. DeJarnette's plan. ap-
portioned to the needs Of the institu-
ton, which would be managed by the
state Therefore the dealers would De
more careful in selling to those who
cannot control themselves. for by
so doing their tax would be lessened.
Such people. 1t is held by scientiho
men, should be made to work at least
a wear on a farm. Some say 1t would
take three years to effect a cure.
DR.. DeJarnette mentions the alarm
ing INCREASE Of pellagra among insane.
people. In the Western Hospital the
deaths last year numbered twelve. or
IL per cent. Of the total OF 102. This
Is so per cent more than the deaths
there from tuberculosis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
OPENS BIDS TONIGHT

49, ma Deg1me8 A1001 ~ Aseoes
AVVs0Vsaaessa.
The Council COMMITTEES on SsouneS -
,.,TS,rS. viii meet tonight at O'Clock 70
49, biSs for the new FIrSt Regiment AIM
ory nv instructions OF the Council We coz
-, ,be building Including archttecfe ices .nu
=" ", 80. In limited TO Sl6.coe Messrs car
~ e rohne.on are the architects The oios
vii, probably be referred TO a suocomm -
g. - buIstio and report. The CONTRACT fos
tn. new building VIII have 20 DC
nv both branches OF the Council
Tb~ committee has appointed to-niSnt Ior
h..r1nr on the subject Of playsrounds tne
committee being asked 70 make .s.
nerf annual burGef r. Randolph WHa1ms
rxiu lead o delegation represen'ine SaHons
organisations interested In playground "o'A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
'MAHON CHARGE
NOT SUSTAINED
Police Captain Misinterpreted
Rule Relating to Report
ing of Crimes.

While not sustaining the charge OF
neglect Of duty preferred against Cap
tain Of Detectives Thomas J. McMahon
by Acting Chief Of Police George L.
Pollock. the Board Of Police Commits
sioners. after hearing the evidence
misinterpretation Of section 4s Of the
Police Manual. and directed that in
the future he report any Information
of a crime on tine instant either to thsS
Chief or Acting Chief OF Police.
The verdict read by Mayor Ainslie to
Captain Mcmahon was:
Il am directed by the board to say
to you that In their Judgment. you
misinterpreted section 49, but az il
seems there has been 30 much misintcr-
probation by other officers. they are Of
the opinion to dismiss the charges
against you. but in the future they
want you to report any such informa.
ton as that not only Of the commits
sion Of crime. but information creating
the suspicion that crime has been
committed. either day or night to the
Chief or Acting Chief Of Police"
This decision was reached after the
DOdr0 nae conducted nearing OF thFeo
hours. taking the testimony OF Detec-
tive Sergeants Wiley and Keliam. the
three station captains: Captain Pollock
and Detective Captain Mcmahon. The
charge Of neglect Of duty by the Cap
tain Of Detectives grew out OF the dis
covery OF the murdered Merriman baby
last week and were preferred by Acting
Chief Pollock to Mayor Ainslie on Sat-
urday.
The first Of the charges. neglect OF
DUTY. was based on section IS Of the
manual. which directs that superior
Officers are to be notified OF informa-
ton concerning murder or any high
crime. The second charge was that
OF conduct prejudicial to the good or
der and discipline OF the force. which
was merely a collary Of the first al
legation In its opinion. the board
in a way sustains Captain Pollock. but
relieves Mcmahon of the suspicion or
Intentional breach OF the code.
The charges against Mounted Ofcer
Krux were dismissed after several wit
nes.es had been examined
The cases Of the three Officers who
have been on the sick list long enough
to incur the danger Of retirement on
account of disability. E c. Tate. w. H.
Palmer and Lang. were continued until
the next meeting.
Twenty or more ofacers whose terms
expire in December were reelected TO
the force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
REPORT COMPLETED.
I. Mainly st.tistscs-Hsrman sae'ee"'
FoIEes On Auditing Committee.

The Joint Auditing Committee OF the zen
sraI Assembly completed liz report 20 HoS
eruor Mann yesterday afternoon. 9ut ,'r ~.
No, deliver IT, as the Governor mac ieIt "iS
ng;cs I, viii be given to him to-day
I, \. understood that. unlike the repo,.S
q, ,ormer years there IS little save hnaneiai
covering the receipts and dis
sm-..ments OF departments and institutions
Of the state.
EIben G. FoIkes, who has been . member
O. the committee for six years. tenoerea ~;
...i.ns lion in view OF the fact that he VIII
-, re..re from she senatorship to become
. member Of the Administrative Board OF
P.chmood. Lieutenant Governor J. Taylor
I-iir.on a. president Of the Senate. appoint
-, ssn:,or Arthur c. Harmon. OF this city.
20 succeed Senator FoIkes on the committee:
stsfe Xooouutant Carlton Mccarthy VIII
,ster resien his office. ana the Governor VII
.nno,n, Tor the unexpireA term OF eighteen
n3nn,hs from January l. It 10 believes w.
Prank smyth. the assistsnt. VII success
Captain Mccarthy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
F0RGER GETS ONE YEAR


7 z.t Of True RefOrmer Bank "H
SenteDce. 80 -
T. Phillips colored. pleaded guilty 70
,b- ehsrse OF forgery In the city Hostn
-. ye.-.-day and was giver a term OF
q, me state Penitentiary or On the
DIb,;c road. Il was the arss eorvicsion Sc
Sar.d By the Commonwealth IN the lnoio.-
ren,s growing OF: OF the wreckins '1S'
a: ne True Re:ormer1 Bank
ps.I,ios was charged With forging cheeSs
.o- amounts ranging from ID to 500 Inc
oo.v,c,,on vas secured on one Of the three
- no he:nr no:ie prossec- Cnleas Reu-
bsr T. H:il. IN. Ascending cashier. who -
ali, a. larr. 10 captured and ar.aigneo'
ptriiip. viii be the last Of the accused men
20 ne tried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

81 Garter ~o.,rsf. was yesterday sned y
- ,o... ara ~~=-s.cef TO serve thirty days
- -. e,g.-v AL - Magistrate 7. j. Pur-
80 Q. rsr-.ca County The charge against
.-.--s- ~sz rLa- he s.o:s - Ia money from
p Ca-rsras IN default o, payment i"f
49, -. "a. negro vii serve an additional
.a.Etv ssyr "a fsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
COUNCIL CALLED


,~oues, a. several members. Presi-
-. n Tee Peters issued yesteraay cal
for /. meeting OF the Common CouncH IS
F,ridav nieh. .; O'Clock 70 receive ,ne sc
=. ,,e bids for q light and power foncaise.
Thc Committee on Streets recommenes sns
Election Of both bids on th. ercuna '
H,,nf,r from the giving away o. sueh
y.,waS;e rights. iucludine the use OF y"
streets. for purposes Of doing bushes ~
% nea.reooS ina, sho0e signing the caiI
r,r-uia,eA ey W. r. jenkins.
xses. nr,ssdess Of the Ricanond and HsnrseS
Rsilwsy, are favorable 90 seeeptine u e'a
- so. ncswfshssun6sne the reom ..S "a
n. rejected. and the fact that mere s'S
hfgher M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
BURTON AND HANN FINED

C~-trset~r and SupersoteDeens Iss
.pS Costs fer Street FSs
The nnal chapter Of the ast nsns Sss H,ssd
o.rn.- Burton contractor for gelvenixeo
80. wo-k and n. F. Ham, superfntenoesS
70, John T. Wilson & c. on the new Tmes
Di.na,ch Building. was written n ronce
-" -..,e e,ed Is and costa warrant
ynars,ng Burton with assault upon Ham
was dismissed. 49,.
Efforts on the part Of Burton 70 nave w
-. ron,fnued produced no effect on Justice
crr,cbaeld The trouble 6eeWeeo the We
,oe,, occurred several weeks ago. ano vas
fhe outcome OF a disaereement over p'ece
80 tom rork xhich Burton had done on the
new Times Dispatch Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
ADJOURNED AGAIN


The Highland Park Town Council, wn'cn
net ~ Monday niEs. ana sd)ou!h-o M
- -Tg-- q. order TO lake Up aonse un1n-
s-..E business met last night and ADJOURN
.. sg..a until tonight
ys.or rNs.ke sa!a shat NO business o. i'm
., ,-.,c. "a. transacted a. the meeting iart
.syr. and that no action was taken on the
>, -f-tsn J-ss.ar.d az the session on MONDAY
-ski-y .or action regarding the home !or IN :
ssrssre which las been sssaoIsh IN the
- -. -e.txns.ioa % r N. Mcclure
...,-- -. Council Vas got ~ toc discussion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

TIE .hssze .. tr~.psssinr asains' II
Ffa-s gsr. -o-ssie~nc o. the E.a's fiAa"
s....,rs-v were c.srisssd yesterday morning
.t. To-'ss CgyTf Hare was srsestr 81 the
t..rss..iy- 81 ~ Bsrrousss % south
Els--r- -.-ss, tEs plano Sess~r having IN
.r.--sa F.ar-ousEsr Trsta ~ controversy
..-...-~ ~-s-rIs1 shisa'tonS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
Project p-t-N-V Car.

~ "a. Pc 20 -rr~" 49, nag 10 '..
- sos. arss- sfrEs' t0,Ss 70 arsa'-' ra. o..
rs-.rss 90 -hs -0rEar..s saTsr.. aH-.-z ..-
49, .s7- v.aga 'Es Elrc'-:, ~. .aE o..
.rrsr ...s-.. by began yss'sraar Oh. .-..Fs
.. e.. trs.sa q. 'E-f- -~ru-' l-r 1r Icy a-f
<Ea'a r--uf..- ~ 10 @a-s Ez~''.. F-.s
No. o. owl Dur ws-. fss- -iEh' 'Hs- 80
,.~t.a Tas y--ysst:on wfI' n-ossN'y ~ %
'.-d.d 20 1ass' % SO car. s?c-a-.N - riTH'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

y.z.-.ss y !. smith. % H.nrico County.
-s,-s~s,v rsTd vf!T.e Gay .or :he Srsnd
- a. lrs yarEs-y session On The charge
=. ..,rfrs ere 90 woods on %. properly OF
80 ~ Taylor. si.o coiored The a'esee
g.. vas oor.rr!,,.s las. September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

Nss.sar Mccormick. Of Bervy~ne. sne
rsi,sv 81 Howard. o. Lynch burH. are IN the
-s.~ - srwue on eppcsinG si6es IN the csse
- csrA~er " the Norfolk aed Wesser"
w.nvay CcmsoMy. which vii ~ heard 20
S.y On the supreme Court
Sc. vy.h remmls>son~r ". Mcdonald Lee
-. N E,~Amosd yssssrday. rvturnsne from
,n- meeting Of the virginia Nethodsss Con-
fec n"r.. = WsrrSa. Mayor Of the vIrsssss
,sIs Of the city q DsisseL wss hess ~
usGA6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

cecre. Nelson. eecred. vss yesssT IE,,,e,
c-.,,x and ehasgsl VIA oa s0suit on h's
sssrer shedrack Heison- Almost ss soon ~
~. warrant a9ssnSs the son o. ene f.msy
neA zen sworn cus. there came oefcSe -
s.,-.,e n r. Sunday Q coioseo Women. wno
~s~s her name 90 Lucy Nelson ana sasd sac
=, Ted her husband. shsdrack- arresseo 20,
pea::ne her up. The two u1sas VI" " 's'9
eta noraeuR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
Jail FOR cHECK-FLASHER


TT s,a,-.v-pawson. Who was locked up
-, veek ago ~ Q suspicious character
o., complain, Of Thomas BoIlinG. MANAGER OF
gilbert. Hotel, was remanded TO jail ,or
C,.,cb AID in default OF 500 security.
According to Chief Of Police H. L. BROOKE
q. ciark.burr ". Va. Stanley-Dawso
comes from an excellent family In that To-
csII,v- bu; Ia. frequently figured in money
,-r.euIari.,es A letter from W. s small
wood a merchant OF Piedmont. W. Vs. IN.
rc,m- the local police thar the man s~fndisd
him OUT o! 81. recently on oan cneeA nc
-. arrcs,.a here on Q similar charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
BANQUET PASTOR


Honor Dr.. AeDaniel
The Mems LeaEue OF the Fret Baptist
Church Will give its fourth annual banquet
In honor Of the pastor ia the !eciu-e-roon
OF the church Tonight beginning n
O'Clock II is expected that ABOUT 20 hs"
viii b. nres.pt 20 honor DR.. George W Nc
parieI. who is IN. present pastor
The dinner will be served al oc.oeA
About tTenty-fv women OF the state Aie-
ston Circle will assist in serving the meal
Short talks BY various ul.Gnbers o. the
church and By DIR. McDaBi/ will follow the
completion OF the mems
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

ys.frs rtarrirs Hyessn, sefeesn; s'-sru1s
80 OIL. CITY gosnr1. 10 candidate for 81"
90. q. r-r'',a states nsrShs' for tte
-a...S- Iy,.-rfer ., virginia yr euskcIl'.
.- .yr<rs-1.. 80 sa oSIcisi posifion IN the
- ia tss -rsse him many friends. and
= :-.sEs'es ss VII have strong insorp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
Making Home Comfortable

another subject the minds OF many as winter
.,,-oaches and here also where the Miller Rhoads store
helpful
Brass and Iron Beds Mattresses. Springs and Warm oo
Portable Blankets and bedding supplies ready tor
xo neouai varieties prices that satisfactory
10 every purse.
Also Lace Curtains DraperieS Portieres Couch Covers
Easy Chairs and other merchandise for the
ee furnishing await the approval OF our patrons
MILLER & RHOADS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21

Call for illustrated folder
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
80 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-21
Panama Canal

For centuries mariners have dreamed
Of the day when the two oceans would be
united.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-11
ATTENDED WEDDING

The marriage Of Miss Carolyn Davis,
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Davis, and
James Charles Dean, of Niagara Falls,
took place last evening at o'clock at
Roberts Park NJ. E. church. The Rev.
Albert Hurlstone pronounced the cere-
mOny in the presence of the immediate
families. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Jene Davis, as maid
of honor. Richard Young served the
bridegroom as best man. The bride
wore handsome robe of white charm
euse trimmed with duchess lace and
carried a shower of bride roses. Miss
Davis was charming III pink crepe de
chine trimmed with shadow lace and
carried pink roses. The ceremony
was followed by bridal supper at the
home of the bride on Broadway. Gov
ers We're laid for fourteen. The floral
embellishments were pink carnations
combined with ferns. Later in the
evening an informal reception was
held. Those assisting were Mrs
Davis and Mrs. Curtis l.. McMahan.
Among the Out-of-town guests were Dr.
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, of Hammond,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. McMahan, of
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean have
gone direct to their home at Niagara
Falls and will receive their friends af-
ter November indianapolis Star.