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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-25
MEETING IN INTEREST
OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS


fSoecsal 20 The T5mes-Dispatch.l
Frederick sburg. Va Ocfooer "a
Thomas c. Digs. general secreeaSy o.
the Virginia Ssats Sunday Scesooi 40.
so<saeion. was in the city to-day. ane
h~td a conference af the Mefhooiu
Church WIN representa&1vce rom the
various Sunday sQhoo1s Of thc CITY
looking TO the meeting 20 be held here
IN Anil 1914 n was determsncd inst
IN. meeting wor1d Be held Friday. sat-
urday and sunday. Apr1l Is. % and %.
WITH hcadquarters az the b~DtfsS
CsurcA and q COMMITTEES on eSs09ee-
sneuez was appointed cyoSsee1ng o. b
= willis chairman. and all the osaer
sup~y.rsendenfs ana a0aSeant super
inscndenfs Of fhe Sunday schools o.
favr.ner Perry has CONTRACTED With
Rrnnt p Ss~arns for ebe erection %
a modem rcesdcpce On a1s Sut On WIN.
cA~seer Stree. VAecA he pureAesed
Ms Sssry Y KsvpS osehersns
rsvjor. yanie n Gordon, Beryi He<~er
ana vi n WINS. % tins csy. have
e~o~ 20 AppcmafecH Go eefeu6 ese
Ss1dsnS Of ~ a. wsyns. IT.. % ssas
Sfy ana Me- carrie Husser. whicA
espk resre es Apeymsetcx tc-aisnt
Nr. and Mr.. Ha<seUa A4nms. 0I
pgAacA. e T. ere here q @esr 49,
srip. snA are VISITING <hefr ressfivss.
IF snd M. 2. , Bansus. q thess
"a ~Prsmsaer's Cryve." pss Lee
SnRl - osaasr1 C.sMey
Vt10 0sUAU1 - - Loo1o
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Keal csfa1e 5or 5aIe


FOR SALE. DIRECT FROM OWNER.
good income paying property In
good condition. and unincunoered:
Nos. 3o9 to 32T, inclusive. East Four
teentI Street. South Richmond, three
rooms each. frame dwellings: annual
rental, ST29; price. $4,000.
No 2I6 West Twenty-second street
south Richmond. four-room frame
dwelling. Annual rental. s's: price
Nos SIS and $50 semmes Street. South
Richmond. five rooms each. frame
dwellings. Annual rental $z4o'
price, $1,000.
No. 20 Luck Street Barton Heights.
three-room frame dwelling. with
stable and extra lot Annual rental
$50: prNce. 5000.
No. sos North Thirteenth street Hlcn-
mond, va Annual rental. $l2e: lot
3oxla2 feet: stx-room frame dweiiinS
and room 10 another house. rice
$3.50 Apply to ALFRED E. COHEN.
Attorney at Law, sci Travellers IN
surance Building.
EXECUTORS SALE.-I WILL OFFER
al public sale In darrisonooIs,
Rockingham County. Va. AZ Il
O'clock thursday, November 2lst, the
well known and valuable RawteS
springs. Va. property. telois-.
This is the finest chaiy beate spring
in Virginia: carbonate protoxioe lIoh.
Idenricai with the celebrated spring
ar Spa. Belgium. The qualities OF
This water are unsurpassed IN tAIs
country. For analysis and fuil par
ticulars address r S. SWlTLER,
Executor, HarrisonbUrg, va
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In execution OF = deed Of trust. dAAsd
August I. 1919. and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court, IN d. B. 317-B.
page aol, I win, e the request Of the
beneficiary, there having been default
in the payment Of tho debt secured.
sell by auction. on the premises. On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80. .S1d.
at 400 O'Clock p. n.
the residence above referred TO. oif-
unted on the south side Of Grace
Street, between Laurel and SHAKER
Streets containing about ten rooms
This house is solidly bulk, 10 IN
desirable and constantly improving
neiEhborhood, and Is well adapted
for q phydcian's combined home ana
ONCE or for q private residence.
TERMS: Tho assumption OF q prior
Hen Of $1,000. with 8 per cent interest
thereon, payable semi-annuaily. ana
running until November 2. 1914. ana
of the residue cash sufficient to extin-
gufsh Q note for $2.700. with interest
Thereon from August l. 1912. costs OF
executSng the trust. and unpeid taxes.
IL any; and the balance on Q credit OF
ono and two years. for notes. win
interest added, and secured by q DECO
OF trust on the property; or all OF said
residue In cash, at the option OF enc
CHARLES c. BOWIE
Trustee.
N. W. BOWIE q SON.
Aucttoneers.
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BY r. B. Chanln q Co. Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NICE DWELLING Or OF SIX ROOMS.
CHICKEN HOUSE. SHED. ETC.
WITH 2.s2 ACRES OF LAND. ON
THE PETERSBURG ELECTRIC CAR
LINE, IN THE VILLAGE OF BENS-
LEY. ABOUT SEVEN MILES FROM
Acting under deed given by Hay
ward r. Taylor dated January Q. 1910,
and recorded in the clerks ONCE OF
the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield Coun-
ty' In % b. no, page 3s5, default hAv-
ing been made In the payment OF 2
certain note therein secured. and being
70 required by the beneficiary, VIII
sell BY public auction, on the premises.
on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2s. 1912.
at 4P. NJ
the property described In said deed as
feet west from the intersection OF
wentworth Street and the Swsneford
Road. lying and fronting on the north
side of said Swineford Road 40 feet.
and running back between parauei
lines Sill feet. and containing one
acre The second tract commencing 1t
a point at the junction OF the new
county road, on Old Battery ana OIo
Drewry's Blur Road. and running In ,
A southwesterly direction along the
north side Of said new county road on
Old Battery. 5s4 feet to the land OF
Robert Glenn; thence n. 8 w. 2SS feet
to q rock on the Old Drewry's BLUM
Road: thence along the south side OF
direction lss feet to point Of begin
ming, and containing I S,-IoO acrea"
TERMS: Cash - to expenses OK exc
cutting this trust, including any taxes
properly. including proportion Of tax
Hnp S6A wear 1917 ana 10 nay 3 EO&o
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srHHENsON TRlAL PosTpoNER


(speciai 20 The Timss-Dispatch.l
Amherst Va, October 3>.-The ~
Isminary hsasln0 Of J. n. D. Stepseo-
son. who shot sad Seri0uofy woundee
Arthur d. Dsown. % this pfaes. -
the night q Oetobse -. hes teen pest
poned 20 N0vsmbs1 3 The hesssne
had beeu ssrssgs3 for to-day. sne
20 Amherst froo LvpcAburg, wh0rO -
has been On IAN ssDee hts srrsse Hss
counsel, John L Lee. Wss preeewe. 49,
~ vss agrees betwosn him soa Cco.
mouvsaItA's Assesnsy O. 4 Dvone
that sho sy1al sAeuD1 - eossshus4 -
awsas further osvslovDsses % ~.
browns condition seepaesse0 80
rsco0msssea - u L0nceoUv8 pa
sna was sasoa SA0ro eoeo a8eoreos@
Tveusy.sWe WssDsUoso 40 osso -
DOOoo ~ - 09aA
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BOYD Street

ON MONDAY, OCTOBER -. 1919.
at 4:30 o'clock p. n.
on the premises, We Will ofker TOR sale
at public auction the above property.
These houses are splendid renter1. and
In a good renting locality. Now bring
ing 81 per month each, and always
rented They have three rooms each.
and are In good condition. The owner
of this property Is o nonresident, ana
IS very DESTROYS OF selling. By ct
tending this sale. a bargain can be
had, either AZ speculatiou or an In
vestment.
TERMS: Idberal. and announced Ut
SALE
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FOR SALE
rs Acres
on Trolley Line

Beautiful location. with lake and
running stream. owned BY Donroa-
dent, who II determined to sell Only
six miles from Richmond.
n B. CAFFIN Z CO. NC.
Twelfth and Main SereeeA
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for BALI

-
FOR SALE CHEAP. ALL KINDS or
secondhand mechanical tools; also
trunks and suit cases Apply 20
ELsNER BROS. l70s East nam
MOTORCYCLES ySD .oIoLEa NEW
Kinds. TOMPKINs. sz7 West Broad:
FOR SALE. WALL SODA FOUNTAIN,
buyer G. B. CHRISTIAN. Main
Street Bank Building.
SODA FOUNTAINS-BEFOR BUYING
that new fountain see G. b. CHRIS
TAN. Agent. Robert n. Green q
Sons. Main Street Bank BuildinS.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. SIS Brook Avenue. Painting
repairing and rubber-ttre work.
FOR SALE. HIGH-POwERED FIVE
passenger touring car. perfect con-
Apply IL North Fourteenth Street.
or phone Madison sss.
JoNoUIL BULBS. THE LARGE kN %:
per dozen: S1.75 per hundred POAT
BROS, Bulb Growers. Dilrs Road.
Highland Park. Monroe 4S4.
FOR SALE. ONE HIGH-GRADE
rubber-tired surrey. $65: one steel
tired surrey in perfect order. >oo.
Several buggies ana wagons a.
MEYERS SONS. 731 East Cary
Street.
BIGGEST BUGGY VALUES AT OUR
store; large stock rubber and steel
tires. Easy terms A. MEYERS
SONS. 73l East Cary Street.
IF YOU WANT TO GET GOOD GRAN
berries go to 422 East Marshall OF
phone Madison ss05. We deliver TO
any part of the city or suburbs. TIE
We HAVE A NUMBER OF LATE
model Underwood and Remington
Visible typewriters. which look as
good. work as well and are guar
anteed the same as new machines at
a saving OF 40 per cent sent on
examination anywhers y AMEhi Nc
Cos East Main Street. Phone Nadi-
son 5256.
PUMP. sIx-INCH CENTRIFUGAL. d.
rect conf ectsd TO double stem en-.
CINE; condition equal to new: will
sell cheap. Good, eerviceable hoist
ing engine at about half price. FIX
teen-ton guy derrick equal 20 nsw.
able for general contractor, one
eight-ton tandem steam road roller
at a sacrifice price. EQUIPMENT"
Lock Box 1173. Richmond. va
FOR SALE. PONY PENCIL PRESS
and outfit. nearly new (for printing
names on pencils and penholders)
and one Smith Premier No. type.
writer in excellent condition. WIZ
sell for cash or on easy terms AT
sacrifice Address CLARENCE &.
WYATT. Box 2os3, Conway. s. G.
TEN FINE HEIFERs. DUE TO cALvE
next May: several pure bred Jerseys;
other grade Jerseys and Holstein
from pure bred cows and bulls PICK.
ed from the heaviest mixers and
highest testing cows OF Two iSrso
tuberculin tested dairy herds. They
are beautifully marked. choice he'll,
ers. Am closing out business ana
will sell low to a quick buyer: Al
dress s A. BAILEY. Calls Mills, va.
F0R SALE. I4o SHARES AMERICAN
National Life Insurance Company
stock. Address 10 american va
tionaI Bank Building, City.
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BUSINESS DpporluAItles

WANTED. TO BUY a GENERAL MER-
chandise business iii country Or
small Gown. or would rent good
stand where general line of gro
ceries and merchandise can be han
dled. ]. ". CLIFTON. Aide, Va
WE CAN PLACE ABOUT $4,000 ON
LIGATFooT & TUCKER. Attorneys.
SIS Mutual Building.
SMALL LOANS FOR PROMPT AND
reliable people banking 81 or more
regularly. Charges % cents Up
wards. 20 North Ninth.
WHY PAY RENT? WE WILL BUY
you Il Let and build on ii. You pay
$3.50 pei month, plus per cent SIM
We will also lift mortgages. Write
for booklet to-da- THE STAND
ARD HOME COMPANY. 6l2 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va
4 DENTAL STUDENT OR GRADUATE
will find an excellent opportunity
to locate in an established business
in Norfolk as owner or partner: now
paying over $50 a wee.-. which can
be increased. Owner unable to give
whole attention to business. Ad-
dress DENTAL" Room &c Virginia
National Bank Building. Norfolk.
SUCCESSFUL DRUGGIST. DESIRING
to Increase capital, will take IN ac-
tive or silent partner Investor can
make % TO IS per cent net pront. u
ia care Zines Dispatch.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. WE WILL
sell at sacrifice an established
hardware. crockery and household
specially business, now being run oy
executors. with or without the build
ing and the best paying confec-
tionery. ice cream and caterers busi-
ness in this city. and a well estaD-
lished cash grocery business. All
OF the above are good paying busl-
nesses and have been successfully
run the past twelve years. For par
ticulars. CHAPLIN. NELMS & BOW EN-.
INC, Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, Newport News. Va
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situations 1z...ntep. female

NURSE DESIRES PO-
sition for an Invalid or maternity
nurse: can furnish best reference.
s09 North Adams Street. Phone Mad
iHOn 1S83
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Bottles


WANTED. THE PUBLIC To know
that JAHNkk BROS. Jewellers. 3l2
East Main Street. buy. SELL. exchange
and kEMOUNT DIAMONDS IN Yt1E
LATE "a STYLES. O.t gold END sill
vei tiways taken 'n exchange.
ALL COLLECTIONS DUE FOR WOOD
delivered by the Richmond Building
and Contracting Company. 7Vl North
Seventeenth street. shall not be paid
70 any one except 10 the owner. MRS.
MARY cAGAC.
National Eank OF Virginia.
Richmond. Va. September !. 1919.
NOI.CE--TEE NATIONAL BANK OF
Virginia. located ut Richmond. In the
state OF Virginia. Is closing up It's
affairs. All note holders and 6ners,
creditors Of said association. arc
hereby notified 20 p gent the notes
citation for payment.
W. Al. ADDISON. Cashier.
Dated at Ricnsaond. Va. .AuG. 80. 1917.
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DIlnaII0n9, t3ruresgi0nal

BY EXPERIENCED TEACH
er. position In family: teaches Eng
lssh. Latin and music. BOX 1870 Ken
bridge. Va.
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puultry, pets ann ztse stprk

omc1ST LOSE By B0fMG cos
keys Laying Tonic II Your hens
don't lay you get your money PACK
Sons. 426 North Sixth Street
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT MOST EXCELLENT AND IN
SIRABLY LOCATED BRICK RE0-
DENCE. NO. 81 WEST GRACE
STREET, AT AUCTION.
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E0arn Uaanteb

WANTED. FURNIsHED. STEAM
. heated room in private family oy
young business man: central loca,
ton: references. Address. with Iuli
particulars. H. X. W.. BOX 1l14. CITY.
WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD IN
private family by young IAN; uni
versitv graduate: references ex-
changed. Address D 12S. care Times
DISPATCH.
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Flats llanteb

NSNTED. FLAT OF THREE ROOMS
for light housekeeping; no children
Call Madison 61S-J.
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DRUGGIST. DESIRING
to Increase capital. will take IN ac-
tive or silent partner Investor can
make 20 TO IS per cent net pront. u
ia, care Zines Dispatch.
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Flats t0r b4nt
fonR XSD FIVERooM FLATS FOR
rent. 3lOO block West Marshall, $500
and 50 per fiat McvEIGH 4 GLINN.
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As Their Candidate for
Governor Of the State
of Ohio.
r ADIcAL PLATF0RM
Several Issues Are Con-
demned and Others Are
Praised and Endorsed.

COLUMBUs. o.. Sept. 5.-Governor
Johnson OF California. Progressive
party candidate for vice president
arrived here early today and went
into conference with James r. CAR
held walter F. Brown and other
Progressive leaders before addrs.1-
ing the Progressive state CONVENTION
in session here. Excepting the gov
ernorship the delegates said that no
slate had been prepared but =. T.
Erskin. Of steubenville, who vas
boosted 81 friends for tho governor
ship. nov seems the popular con1i-
afs Tor lieutenant governor. r. d.
yyanania who was defeated for the
Republican Illumination Of judge Of
the supreisle court Is now seeking the
sro11nina tion AZ the hands Of the Pro-
Tessives he declared that %
wanted the domination so that hiE
name would appear on the ballot ~
the supreme court decides the nom
.parti san Judicial law Unconstitutional.
POLITICAL bosses and machinc1-
crooked business and unenforcea
legfsl ation were condemned IA the
platform which the Progressive.
adopted when the convention. got
down % business
Roosevelt and johnson we're en-
dorsed and the old parties were
char ged with seei<ing to fartqp che
attention of people on issues Of g.
bysone age. such 40 prohibition, Gina
labor. minimum wage for wome--
EsrnlffhfkfnH nfrht work for VnmC1
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lAlI
Biz Attractions for the Coun-
arr to Sc Held Soon
ms.

SELkINs. Sept Sixteen car
loads. a solid train % The most fas-
cfnating and emit ming mid way
attractions Which VIII give ne
r a1dolph counts fair he best
ana largest mid 3 IN West ,,FiEgin.
"a. afe anong the many free attr.ac-
lions hat have been boz lSed Pr z le
local fair man gernent
Secretary w Il Coleman ias con-
sumated deal with the Moss
Brothers greater shows which in
sures daily exhibitions by them upon
the midway during fair. week. Moss
Brothers travel on their own pri-
vate train and VIII bring 70 lsllSlns
the most marvellous assortment Of
human freaks ana standard yaude-
Vile enterta Inment ever brpught to
q West Virginia fair, exclusive Of
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SALOONS
In the Strike Zone Are Closed
and Premises Are Or
dered Cleaned Up.

cF8ARLBsToN, Sept. 5.7The trial
-of persons by the military commission
today, but the findings will
not be announced until they are
tyiewed by Governor GIasscock.
l7efief are u bout score OF cases now
pending before the military commits
sion, the frst ever held in the state.
| The gathering OF fireG arms contin-
ues. The total amount Of ammuni-
ton now. exceeds 800 rounds! and the
number OF rifles and reyolvers more
than 5000.
Among those who will have to face
the military commission is Mayor
Williams Of Eskdale, who engaged
in a fight with mine guard, Dr..
Kelley, who refused to give up a re-
volver he had in his once, and others
All saloons in the martial law dis
trict have been closed. Public high
WAYS that had been impossible for
some time are being opened up, and
ali residents commanded to clean up
their premises forthwith. A number
of the mines on the north. side of the
river are closed again today as a re-
suit OF agitation among the organized
miners, the majority Of whom are for
eigners against martial rany other
kind OF law. The United Mine Work
ers are not approving the action of
the miners nor those responsible for
their action. There is some question
as to whether Mother" Jones will
succeed In bringing to this city a large
number of miners for another demon
stration, this time against the proc
'lamation OF martial law which dis
armed ali persons and will punish all
vioIators for onenses in the past rel
alive to the mine trouble.
The strike investigation committee
Is busy today preparing forms for use
in securing evidence by affidavit, etc.
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Knocks Him Down
and His Skull is
Fractured.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 5.-suf-
fering from a fractured skull that
may cause his death. received when
he was struck down by Engineer
Baer, of a Louisville and Nashville
train. which he tried to rob near
here last night, Howard q. Edwards
was brought to a hospital here to-
day.
Edwards gave the police informa-
ton that Is expected to clear up a
number OF train robberies In this
section recently Edwards had
rifed the mail car ana robbed the
pullman passengers of $1,000 be-
fore he was knocked down by the en-
gineer.
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bentley INVITED TED.
AS a Leading Agent of the
New York Life to At
tend a Conference.


The New York Life Insurance Com
panya represented here by samuel
Bentley, wilIa hold a conference Of
some Of It's leading, field Representa-
tives at the charnplain at Flattsburg,
n r.. beginning the morning Of Sep
teIaber and ending the evening Of
September TO- The object OF the con-
ference viii be to enable the leading
agents Of the company and the exec
utives to confer on agency methods
and general plans for the bettermeat
OF the business Thomas A. Buckner,
Of GIew York, vice president Of the
company. has sent Mr.. Bentley an
to be present. In his letter
TO Mr.. bentley, Mr. Buckner says:
cas- one Of the leading agents OF the
company. you are invited to attend
the conference. Mr.. Bentley has ac-
cepted the invitation and he viii at
tend the meeting.
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CIRCUIT
Court OF This County Con-
tinues 10 Be Very Busy
with'Isitig atiol

Z j. la 4 ID.
in the circuit court 1tlEisc AZ 4 - A.
Osborn Henrv lReeder and z. Lester
aIcaIflIan were appointed partition
coIln1issio ners the elianeeTy ga use
of Dora Gay DAVIS against F1ossie
Dona Fogg. s
The chancery essttse Of = Josephine
Southern, admir3stratrtx, against
George w sauthern 9t al was referred
to u C. lCriIe. ma ster commits ioner..
sale was Confirnlled ina the cause of
pierce sSfdebo ttonls atiEnirt stra tor.
against Lee "A. Reach e al
3 The cIiaFeess5 allles BOYLE
against the 8Iardld Coal and Coke
Company was dropped from the.
docket.
Sale was confirmed an the cause
Of Thomas ]. Perish against U. T..
Robinson. administ rator5 e al.
Judgements were entered as fol-
lows:
c. NJ. Bartlett against A. II.
Booth, S:s69.21.
Southern pine Lumber Company
against Emory Prunty. Sf06.S2.
Jennie Bartlett against "a. a.
Booth. $s6e.21.
Decree of sale was made in the
cause of NJ. q. sperry against Nenry
L. wetze1.
The suit of Joseph Abraham
against Olive NJ. Spring was re-
ferred.
, sale was directed in the cause OF
James lE. Grim against Catrina Maz-
zle.
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lR. lAIIlsDNl
Desires to Address the Ied:.
cal Fraternity on An Inn
portalt Sub Jet.

,Dr. L. a. Davidson desires 70 al
dress the medical fraternity upon e
very important subject that OF
o1nternal Hemmorhage OF typhoid
fFeyer.,' He has since 1877 pre-
scribed the remedies OF DIR. y. 2.
White. OF the Health hospital at
Dublin and also the SC. Thomas
hospital in London, Eng. Haytng
demonstrated since 1893 mat a very
important improvement could be
made to that which has been used
al the st. Thomas hospital. he pro-
poses a trademark, namely, Living
Anew D.scovery. representing the
initials OF his name. y. "a. d., the
remedy to be manufactnred and
placed upon the market e physi-
clans only and the medical journals
throughout the country to be used
"a q medium to advertise to practi-
TONERS Of medicine. Dr. Davidson
has contributed to many of the med
zeal journals in the United States.
His remedy bearing the trade mark
ssuzanna'' is well known through
out this state.
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IAFI'S ANKLE
Sill TROUBLES Him But He
Leaves the White House
for Beverly.

wAssIBINGToN. Sept. .TEesi-
dent 7raft's lame ankle was stsll
troubline him when he left tne
white aonse today for new york..
where he viii board the AIayfloN
Tor New ondon: He lad breal
n bed. BE vas placed in d wheel
chair and taken To an a1tomop pie
There was talk that he would not
stop al New London but 80 straight
to Beverly.
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FALL
Millinery Opening at the Balm
Store Begins with Bright
Prospects for Success.

A fail millinery opening began at
the Balm store on West Main street
Thursday morning and it will con-
.tinue until late Saturday night, It
is one Of the first openings of the kind
this fall season and there is much
interest in It as all the late designs
and models are being shown. The
attendance already indicates that the
opening win be highly successful.
The Cadenza orchestra has been en-
saged to furnish music throughout
the opening. The store appointments
are perfect ana the service is the very
lest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-05
SHkRTERS


CHARLESTON Sept. 5.-Char-
tiers have been issued rs follows by
the secretafy Of ntate:
Ia UIon sfneting Company. Of
New York chief woffs Indo. state
OF Durango Mexs purpose. to de-
veiop mineral lands. operate smell
tiers. etc. uthorired capital 5000
600: incorpofatorss Thomas ~. wat
kins Scranton Pa. Charles T.. Wat
kins, Barnesboro Pal Albert g.
Edwards New york George 3.
cameron. Jr., Brooklyn; Charles ~
Memory. East Orange, ~. J..
J5eesee Grocery Company Of Blue
field, to deal "a groceries and fruits
Authorised capital $40 600. Incor-
porators: ~. Eiiett, Q. e. Frazier,
q. q. EIett dc. q Keesee and W.
Ii. Keesee. IN of Pocahontas, va
Potomac fruit Growers Clu0. o.
Cumberland Nd Chief works.
Bloomery district. Hampshire coun~
~. paw paw district. Morgan conn
IL. w. va Authorized capital.
$500. 900: icorporat0rs. william
W. HanIey John S. shoupe. George
II wheeler george n. Emmett.
Richard w Oswold ali Of cumhsr-