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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
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Anna S Moody =.
vs. In Chancery
Hugh Longests De
viscos and ais =.
Tile object Of this suit is to soil two
tracts 90 land. OF which Hugh Longest
died seized. situate near Bon Air.
Chesterfield County virginia. adioIn-
inE ench other. and together contain
ms. by recent survey. 9Sl.l acres. and
10 invest The proceeds of sale for the
usc and benefit of the complainant.
ANA : Moody. subject TO the lini-
tauons OF the last Will and testament
OF Hugh Longest, deceased. also to paw
out of the proceeds Of sale the debts
due by the said Hugh Longest ana his
estate.
an affidavit having been made ana
nled that the defendant John Long
est. Is not a rcsiden; OF this state. IL
Is ordered that he appear here within
hfteen days nftec due publication hero
of IN the Richmond rlmeS-D Dispatch.
and 10 what is necessary To protect
his interest In this suit u is further
ordered that copy OF this order be-
published once a week for four sue
ccssVo weeks I'm the Richmond Times.
Dispatch. newspaper Published ia the
city of Richmond. Va
\ CopN-Tostc.
rHuIP w. COGBILL Clerk
GcorEc Mason. T. 6
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5u5ine6s fDpuortlInltlfs

WAHrED. a Mas VITA $4,000 or
three men with $1,000 each to Join
me In buying all United states
rlshts 70 medicine that i'm six
years mas proven TO be The finest
remedy known for three d!n.ren,
ailments ~ mankind Tho right
man w th $4,000 VIII be made prosi-
dent OF the company to be formed
m Richmond for The manufacture. OF
ihis wonderful remedy invostirat-
az once. Tine opportunity Us open for
only "a fcw days. Address - il. care
Times dispatch.
WANTED. ENGINES AND BOlLERs
ior OverhaulluE. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS. INC
I HAVE THE FINEST ciIANCE FOR
e. man 10 nuke money 100 nriidin-
AMI selling louses. hay, adj tht
falcrenre. Do sou want tl utkr
money see ME. Address ~. farr
Times Dispatch.
Want SOME ARCHITECT or OWN
% 10 give me foundation or concrete
WnrH VIA furnish labor and toD.s
and they ftrrish mater fu Address
MACH carc Tires -Dispatch.
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Eor


Foh, Sale. EDISON AUGUST REC
Broad
NOTOkcYCLEs .,uIi-i,l.rs. Nt.W
""u atcoh4- laua repairing Of all
Gnu l1AlPkINS 30 West BROAD.
F9" SALE CHEAP. ALL Kinds OF
seroud hand mccnanll4l to0ls also
q miss aud suit cas.s Amply 10
i-i-SN 1913 BROS. i7U5 East Main
street lawnorckefs.
WAIHhGROU%D COHN MEAL De
Httt'n rect from mill $50 per
nifhel Phone Madison 1877
i PEW HITrRS. FULLY GUARAN-
lted. five days free trial. on terms
s-y npN'ni ~ per month. l.. o. b.
nl.-i o. ~" Keiulngtous. $50. No.
~ ers, sac, NJ. UuderwOCds. sou.
30. j. g. smiths. $50. All standard
sfhae less than half price. State
machine desired With three refer
,hccs that's All! GEO. GILES, $40
n'-niait Avenue. Roanoke. Va
tCi WAGONS 90 TO RICHARDSON
BROS. oi5 Brook avenue. Painting.
l.!H.iins ana rubber tire work.
III ASTER BOARDS. Sl25 PER CASE
'i 100 square Feet. must be soll at
p'icr- Blu FORD & CO. 1888 East
tary St.c,t
fuKNITuRE VARNIsH. sEVERAI.
barrels. BLuFoRD & co.
FOR SALE COMPLETE OFFICE OUT
itisilHE W one ron top ana
9lr nag zen desk Two 'yp.writer
writer press. one oliver Typewriter.
iiine cabinet card index system.
fiotnes tree. sin Office chairs. One
dfuteei One rug, two tables. nearly
nrN al ir good condition Address
b g. 3, care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE ESTABLISHED III
Vlpr business IN the best city In
VIE lnla pas about $1,000 per year,
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j2DttceS

y ~.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. 9l2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LAVE I STYLES. Old gold md sill
yei ,lways taken ~ exchange
WANTED. GENERAL FOUNDRY AND
machine work. RICHMOND MA
CHINE WORKS. INC.
IDEAL VENTILATOR CO. PHONE
Monroe 1902.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY TIE PUBLIC
that have. on August %. Igi2
bought out John r. Cuttings worth's
business Iwcnty-nin,h and Nine-
Mlle Road All persons having
GAINS against him viii settle !n
thlrty days G. MOTLEY.
LET ME DECORATE YOUR HOME
this fnll VIII paper the walls and
give YOU BACKGROUND fer winter
OF domestic bliss II. q JONES. lOl
Phone Monroe 1876 Prices right
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flats lQantfo

WANTED BY FAMILY or THREE
adults. apartment TOR light house
Seeming. witH quiet. refined family.
second floor. central section or west
End- references Address C. so. care
Times DlsUatch
WANTED. FLAT -FOUR OR FIVE
rooms. private bath. must be reason
aole West End preferred So. care
Times Disnatch
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AutOmcUlIss for scale
49crsonal9
HAIR BoUGHT AND SOLD
az HUGHit 2O5 Norih Third
y0fal DfntlIators

Monroe lfO2
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Qrlp ((ianlfn. sI5ale

v ANILD Two on THREE GOOD
collect on accounts 10 Chesterfield
ana otntr counties GOOD contract 70
llsht parties. Apply 10 SINGER
81 - lAG MACHINE co.. Country
Department. IL West Broad Street.
Richmond Wa. J.. T. HARVEY, Man
aEgr.
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iNeal cGtatr l.ot lNfnI

YEARS LEASE slX-ROOM MODERN
cottage. rental. S-5 peg month. SIN
Barton Aveune Barton Heights.
Telephone Monroe $50
lOK RENT AFTER RERENTlNG
for another year find IL necessary to
make a change. Would like 10 dis
pose OF housc nlnc rooms and ward.
Apply 80. l03 East Cary Street.
PRIVATE STABLE FOR RENT
room FOR several horses drays. etc.
lnlN l-lnNl ANnnua.
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WOOD AND COAL

OUR DRY KINDLING BEsI IN CITY.
heretofore handled Dy Midlothian
WOOD Company. $50 nalf-cord. DA-
NlD N LEA & co. Phone Monroe
csc.
LONG is SELLING TIE BEST rREE-
brruing coal at SUMMER prices. HIS
Wool is large blocks and ory. 1t VIII
pay you 10 See h.m this week and
make Your arraneeWents for win
ter. Office 1906 Wcso Broad
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ISpoclal % Mo TimrH- OispaloNI
Warsaw. Va August 20 The dwell .
ing house OF T. w Jcjt near Hceds p
o'clock 4 portion 81 the furniture
was we'd the loss is about $4,000.
with about $500 insurancv.
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llanenu5
UPHoLsTE.RING.


WE ARE MAKING a SPECIAL Low
price on uphoistering ane cushion
work for thu month OF August, can
be done promptly ana right Madi-
son 32Oi sYpNOR * HUNDLEY.
Grace and seventh Streets
PHONOGRAPHs
WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name L;uison II you want one sou
can understand every word on the
record c q. HAYNES & co
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IL CRY 81,
per load Store your furniture. bug
sies. AUTOMOBILES, pianos at TOMp-
kINS 327 West Broad.
SHOE REPAIRING.
los. REBATE If YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Men shoes half
soled Zoe. rebated to G5c. ladies'
half soies. 60c related to SOC Every
pair sewcd. best leather. no nails no
peEs- Keeling, zoe DKEWS ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTOR 7l6 East
Main. Phone Monroe 1851
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ALBEMARLE
DrIamare Ggatrr Gap
WATER CAT HOUSE.
The Mountain Ipnrndisa.

Omen nnti Dcceinher !. Extensively I'm
proved The most modern and nnest To-
Gated hott In this rcEion. Cuisine OF tne
highest standard White service. Orchestra
social diversions every out-of-door ainuse-
mfnt' rew. bcautiiul Palm court and
Gaze Specia September and autumn rates
Booklet and auto maps mnilcd Sixth sea-
son joins ptRDY COPE.
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aurtton SaIes, Guturf Dags
Sale Of Vualable M;.nufac-
turing Plant at Altavista, Va.

BY virtue OF two deeds af trust,
bearing date August /. 1911. and -iprii
ri. 1912. and duly recorded In the
Campbell County clerks Office tho un
Gersigned VIII sell at public auction.
on the premises on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1912.
at 10 o'clock y. III.
the plan, of the Consolidated Furniture
Works. Including factory and ONCE
buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery. franchises. pssents once
furniture and fixtures manufactu "a
goods. machinery and supplies ana ma
terial on hand as a whole or In parcels
to suit purchasers
TERMS: Cash. but more liberal terms
can be obtained upon reasonable con-
dltions
a. G BELL.
Altavtsta Va,
w II GOULD.
G. r. CASIIIE.
y. B. PERCY.
IynchbMrg Va,
Trustees.
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Ere. Goal ano il3uoa

PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Us FOR
iuel we hanil. the best anthia-
cite. lump spllut, and Fire Greek
coal. also Try load OF our pine and
oak wood. which is airy and under
shelter TYLER & RYAN. 1901 West
Cary street. Madison 1873. Monroe
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tAtal O.5tatr 3.Ol Ealt

FoR SALE. TWELVE FINE LOTS lN
Ashland, va. Eichmonu's most deslr-
ahle srhuih on corner u.nr kur-
dqlph Macon College. nigh LAND. -
Eetnrr Crly $50 ench owner
might ronsid"r .Nchaug" Tor good
automobile .ive- passenger SOM
MERNlf.LE TRU~T co. nc N.w-
rn~f %ay.p VA
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Gxerulibc 52oGire

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
or THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
TERRIFIED COUNTY
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Mcveisn & UTInn -,.,--
Real Estate Auctiopoera, -1
No North Eleventh Street ~

TRUSTEE AND RECETvDIRS' AS5SA
TON SALE
IL BANKRUPTCY OF A TRACT OF
WOODLAND IN IiENR1CO COUNTY,
VA. CONTAINING 1876 5s7-loe9
ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
In the District Court OF the .Unitoa
states for tho Eastern District Of Vir-
ginia. in the matter OF city coal Com.
pany Incorporated, bankrupt.
In pursuance OF the dccreo of said
court entered on the 5th day OF July,
1912. the undersigned trustee ana re-
ceivers Will sell at public auction. IN
front OF Henrico county courthouse. Oh
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2s. 1als,
ut ~ o'clock noon.
tho following described property:
All that tract or parcel Of land lvtaR
and being IN the county OF HenricS,
Va, containing 1876 $4,000 acres, more
or less. and situated about sH miles
southeast OF the city Of Richmond.
about two miles from Fair Oaks sta
tion. and adioins the lands OF George
NJ. savage's cstate and others beinE
the same land conveyed 10 the city
Coal Company. Incorporated by T. A.
Parkinson and others by deed dated
September s. 1905 This farm has tho
right OF way through the adjoining
farm TO the public road Most OF the
land is In woods
TERMS; All cash. or upon terms OF
one-third cash and remainder IN ak
Rnd twelve months title TO be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid
WALTER sYDNoR.
GEO. f HAW.
WAITER sr T5SsSis'F'-
McvBTGH & GLINN.
Auctioneers.
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RfgaI putjcs
Virginia Trust Co.
Richmond, Virginia.


This Company, having qualified az
Executor Of the Estate OF Mrs. Hannah
NJ Moran, deceased, ali persons having
claims against said Estate are requested
to present them at this office, and those
indebted to the Estate will please make
payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor Of Mrs Hannah NJ. Moran.
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lArai e5tafs cltanIrD

r. Tie nc. ho,Sl ma man in Virginia Or
Carollnas Not particular about siz.
ur Place II there is business that
20 ID service VIII demand. Address
g. 5 H.. care Kockledge Inn. Roa-
nokc. va.
WANTED. MANi-FACTURlNG SITE
on railroad Siding Address y 10.
care Tiues-D!si patch
LIST IOUl. rfAKAs WIN =. \. CUN
NELLY x co Writ. postal Tor neg
ssserv tlenks
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crsAtef Iuehmond's o-enres. Newspaper.
CHI GimRa IS ~ 3ispatrh
"hEATEsT WANT AND HEAL Es-
MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
"HE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

oniy' ono cent per word when pnid
ten cents-
Vnc ana one-hnif cents word NIL
sHsi"cutlons except Situation Wanted
s"nu"!. situation wanted, one cent
'hhn fifteen cent?
No aus. taken for less than two .'t!-
cents when phoned In or e-4nrSed
at the counter.
fhone orders nor guaranteed.
o't0 Il. VI.
,or buSiners CONTRACTS. scpd for tho
M AZ. Mun. Pho hionroe l.
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5ltualIons, Professional

TX FERIE NCED FIRST GRADE
teacher and graduate wants gram
mar grade work. kcfcrcnc,s fur
nished MISS 5. f. lRBY, Blackstone.
Va.
A 1912 FARAlVILI.E NORMAL SCHOOL
graduate desires Il position 20 teach
FOR the coming session; testimonials
furnished on request Address MISS
H. NJ H. Kockurldgc Baths Va
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5raIrn l9ropO5als

once state Highway Commission.
Richmond Va. August l5 1912
BIDS Will. BE RECEIVED AT THE
until - o'clock noon on Friday. Au-
gust 80 1912. for tho construction Of
q steel bridge over the Pamunkey
River at Indian Table.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at tho Office Of the clerk in
King William VA, and at this oilicc.
certified check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid
The right is reserved to reject any
ana all bids
=. ST j. WILSON.
state HiShway Commissioner.
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tlflp elianfeO {.rnldle

" ANTNj. 4 COOK RY PANTY or
Three Aprly ESQ. stuar, AFenle.
WANTED YOUNG LADIES iN OUR
bsndery. Apply at once 10 MITCH ELL
WANTED A CAPABLE SERVANT.
Apnly 250e 10 Park Avenue. Brins
references.
NANT 10 GIRLS. $3.50 TO IS WEEK
AMERICAN LABOR nuEEAJ. Fos-
tex Building.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY N VALE
paper store Apply II Jones, lGi
INST Main Street. hhsenIent.
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5unlnrr lAesorts.
Crockett Arsenic-Iithia Snrinoa

and 8aths opens June /. elevation
2l5O feet Cures nervous prostra tion,
dyspepsia. kidney disorders malaria
rheumatic and skin troubles and female
IRREGULARITIES. Clears ana beautifles
the comp!exicn. Write for booklet.
NJ. c. THOMAS.
CrorGcti snrinGH. Xn
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summer SoaroinH

COTTAGE. OCEAN VfEW,
ON wafer front ana cottage line,
sunday dinners a specially rates
reasonable. special prices made par
tics Mis-. GEORGE SIAK ESYEAR
prOprietrcSs
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sD4rHDAN LOTS s95-gi MoNrHLY-

81 ~ i.BAN LOTS f-5-Sl MONTHLY.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. rs nAvING THE
most wonderful growth OF any city
lH tAe United States formulation 4l-
creased from $4,000 To- ID.UO0 in
heten years tllNeN,rQg slent ou nr ~
n-i.-ires iu past two years 600 fac
tories. Government spending a..
tN1tNp on shin channel ~ king city
sra port vs." untc Just opened FOR
ha-' iAe town site ei aatstlnh, snpiiro
~ Houston, t5 minutes from heat
90 rlfy, on railroad and Boulevard.
Lots 9vNIon feet Iirst 200 lots only
inontniy Nritc for particui4rs or
send s. and got choice location G.
ISL HAIL * CO. 1876 C1uinercial
Bank BuildlnH Houston Texas.
FOR SALE. COLONIAL HOME. WITH
$50 acfes land. on na.leanle river.
CORNER farm o. railroad Dwelling
tWo-i org brick. with basement. ~
rooms .u good condition. large.
shady yard. slipping 10 waters edge.
considerable Nice timber OH fuf!u
TWO flowing nrtesiau wells % Aue
water iI sell caeaI. Address
hoN GO West Point. Va.
pHETTiEsT HOME ~ WEST Esd
i"f ihe money. new. ne bright
rooms SIS large closets. two elegant
bathrooms with the floor private
laNatory FOR bedroom Laundry
lprW Win stationary Tubs best hot-
wales heat elegantly finished WITH
hardwood doors and polished floors
-l-3 Hanover Avenue. ready for Oc-
cupAncg ~tpt.mDer !. Good value at
$4,000. prize uitect from owner. SG-
ESQ. Attractive terms Address j.
ilI care Tlm.s-Dispatch
1 HAVE THE FINEST CHANCE FOB
man 20 make money IN bullirs
aud selling houses. ] have an Tine
eAIclfencc II you want 10 MAX
money slr iar Address e. 81. care
Times-blspatch
CHOICE WAITER FRONT FARM
cnsan-l36 acres. froutlug three
folrths milo ou tile Games River.
near good schools. church. railroad
and steamer wharf. where four
steamers stop daily. clrht-toons
mouse. orchard. fine soil. SIS per
month income with this farm rot
a,rendiug on crops Address ~ J.
N WILKINSON. Remington. VA.
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peIp, a9alf ann J-enIale

WASTES, FIRST GLASS sTENoG-
rapho- man OF woman Must write
good hand, and be able to do
clerical work. knoWledge of book
aga and experience giving refer
ences and salary waited Employ
inent TO begin September g. Address
]. ss3, care Times-Dispatcn
siEN AND WCMEN WANTED FOR
government positions $50 month.
write for list OF positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4l5-R
Rochester " Y
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L<ANG
$1,000

TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AID
watches at New York rates y. r.
JACOBS x son. So. us North Ninta
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The Confederate Museum

NV ELFrH NND Clay sTREETA
0psN N 40 r. Al
Admission. zsc, t'gee on saturdays,
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WASTED lABORERs FOR STEAM
shovel w1ri at ,arira. y &. Wages.
81 So per day. Weeks pay FISHER
4. cAEDLLA. General Contractors
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WANTED. TWO OK THREE FIRST
class tnilcrs Amply w. ID. SIM
MONS lloS Twen,y-cighth Street
Phone Monroe N5o
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-05
BOYS WILL HAVE DAY
IN MINNEAPOLIS
THIS YEAR
Militia ~Encampment Prom
Uses to Be More Popular
Than Ever.

Colonel j. Fl. frame of Grafton. was
in the city a brief while this morning
OH his way home from a business trip
to points in Minnesota.
Asked as to his opinion regarding
the encampment of the state militia
which is to be held at Sparta. Wis,
next month, the colonel said they
We're anticipating a splendid encamp-
ment this year.
Il fear" continued the colonel.
some of the boys will not be very en-
thusiastic- about attending this year,
as they had a hard siege of it in the
sand and brush last ear. burt it will he
much better this year. as the govern
ment has been eXpending a vast
amount of money and labor on the
reservation. Last raj it was not so
bad after we got settled a few DAYS,
and we got used to it. Each year the
conditions will improve and it will not
be long until the Sparta grounds will
be as agreeable as those at Camp
Douglas, which were as bad in the be-
ginning. The water is fine, as are also
the Typographical conditions for work.
ing out many problems in strategy and
from a military standpoint the loca-
ton is a good M l know some of
the boys complain that there is no
town near to which they can go. but it
will not hurt them to stay away from
town a week: and then they should re-
member that they are to be given a
day in Minneapolis and a day at the
state fair at Fargo. and it seems that
this ought to compensate. l feel sure
the boys will have no kick coming
after they get home"
The colonel left at 1870 for Grafton.
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n. OFFICIALS TAKE
NO STOCK IN
new LINE
Rumor Circulated That lin
Hill Road Intends to
Build.

Great Northern railroad officials in
Grand Forks take no stock in the
fumor that has gained. considerable
circulation in the state and Montana
that the railroad company proposes
10 construct an alternate transcontin-
entail line through Montana and North
Dakota. tapping Il country vet un.
touched by railroads.
such a line as suggested in reports,
which are believed to have originated
in Butte. would of immense interest
to this state and Montana. However.
Great Northern men here say that
they nave never heard of plans for the
new road. If such a road were ever
constructed Butte would most likely be
brought into close touch with the line
by a branch from Moccasin to Helena,
connecting with the Great Falls
branch of the Great Northern.
Two years ago, speaking at the state
fair at Helena. James j. Hill outlined
the plans of the Great Northern COM
for a second line to the coast.
which would very appreciably shorten
the distance from st. Paul to Seattle
and give impetus to the settlement of
a Neritable empire of farming country
without transportation facilities of
a kind which will permit of protitab BILE
agricultural development.
According to new plans suggested,
instead of the through trains from the
twin cities to the coast switching north
at Vance. n. d., they would continue
to a point on the main line near Minot,
in a line which might be compared
with the hNpotenuse of an obtuse an
gled triangle. Somewhere neal Minot
the new line would run parallel to the
old line and south of it to Mondak,
n. D., on the border line of North Da-
|kOta and Montana.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-05
OFFICERS CHOSEN At
&c. CONVENTION
At GRAFTON
G. H. Cruttenden of Inkster.
Elected President of
Society.

The election Of officers was the
principal feature Of the convention al
the Christian Endeavor society of the
Pembina Presbytery at Grafton to-
day. The election resulted in the
choice of the following officers:
President. c. H. Cruttenden, Ink.
ster; vice president. James McEwen,
Cavalier. secretary: Miss Elda HARDY
Pembina. treasurer; Miss Lucy Cor
don, Langdon.
Mrs. Haddo of Gilby was named
superintendent of the junior work:
Miss Grattery of Gilby. superintend-
ent of the tenth legion: Miss Aitken
Of Park River. superintendent Of the
missionary study class.
Reports read at. the sessions today
show that there are sixty-three dele
gates in attendance at the convention
n sixteen societies represented.
Thirty-nin of the delegates are Wis.,
itors and the remainder are of the
CRATIC nsociety.
The following resolutions were
adopted at this mornings meeting:
We desire to express our apprecia-
ton Of: - $500
First: The faithful and efficient
services o I the officers Of the union
during the past yearf;in the details of
Christian Endeavor development: Sec
ond. for the- use Of the church prop.
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erty for conventions: third. for the
labors of the pastor. Rev. Broadbooks,
and the Grafton Christian Endeayor
society and their associates in the
care they have had in working the
splendid arrangement for our needs
and comfort; fourth. for the home-
like welcome and .thoughtfulness of
our hosts and hostesses of our enter
tainment in thei rhomes; fifth, for
the information an dinspiration OF
those who have had part o nthe pro.
gram, both speakers and musicians;
sixth. for the presence and counsel
of the ministers of the Presbytery
and the privilege of witnessing the or
dination of John A. McEwen and w.
A.. Horn to the gospel ministry; sew.
enth.. to Rev. S. A. Martin and Miss
Myrtle Scott for their very great serv-
Ices In helping to promote the ef1-
cheney Of II Christian Endeavor
work.. r' -.
We desire also to assure the officers
Of the North Dakota Christian En-
deaVor union of u hearty eo-opera-
ton In their plans for the advance.
ment of the Christian Endeavor work
OF the state and promise our devotion
to the board. of u church in. their
Worldwide and varied efforts for the
blessing of man.
We extend to Mrs. Johnson. our
missionary in China. sympathy in her
present illness and pray for her speedy
restoration to health and great bless
ing OF effectiveness in service.
We delegates to this convention.
the Christian Endeavor
society of the Pembina Presbytery.
hereby endorse the action Of the min
isters and other citizens of Grand
Forks In the action they have taken
TO prevent the dissertation of the
LORDS day in u state by the playing
Of baseball on that day and would
give announcement to the efforts to
u Sunday laws enforced and
more efficient. -.