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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
WEST POINT

West Point Va. December 1.-HOa n
Gsult and Mrs. Blanche Smith. OF KING
and Queen County, who were married
in Richmond on Wednesday. were the
guests OF A II Gault Of West Point.
and left to-day for their home in KING
and Queen.
Or. r. B Bagby and wife. after a
pleasant visit TO the home Of Mrs. BaS =
oy's parents. IN Rappahanno'k county
have returned 10 their home mere.
Richmond Bland. wife and daus inter-.
Miss Lucille. have returned 10 their
home here after delightful trip TO
Baltimore.
The Every Monday Reading Circle
had = pleasant meeting on Monday.
Miss katheryn p. Howerton tcld oil
Virginia authors: Mrs. :. L Bland read
a paper on southern poets. Mrs. I'd
ward Morvitz gave current events
Mrs. ". : Eastwood, Mrs. Lane Goose
and Miss Chrystal Farinhoit were ap-
pointed as a committee to arrange a
program for the coming quarter
Phil Small. Of York. Pa, and ms
friend. Mr.. Franklin. were in tins sec
tion A few DAYS a 90 on hunting trip.
guests OF the Romancoke club.
Jack Thompson. son of CROSBY
Thompson. has gone to the OLD Point
8 Comfort college.
: Messrs. Bruce and Adamson. Of Kich-
I mond and Dr. sands. of C4aremont.
/ have had successful hunting trip IN
the neighborhood of BRICK House, IN
New Kent
Mrs. r. " Nance entertained the
/ Thimhie Club on Tuesday. The guests
OF honor were Misses olive Gauit and
Miss Nettie Williams, both teachers IN
the high school.
/ Mrs t. l.. Farinholt entertained the
/ Whist club this week.
, Mrs :. Otto Wright entertained the
! Aid society OF the Methodist Church
! at the parsonage on Wednesday, While
Mr. and Mrs Wright were away at
{ tending conference. the Ladies AID so
cicty repapered the parsonage and ad-
: dcd many comforts.
! y J. Montague, o. Richmond. spent
several days recently II W akeina.
King William. hunting
Mrs. 3. ". spencer. Of West Point.
and Mrs. Mamie CrcXtOn. Of Barton
Heights. have iUst returned from a
visit to DR.. Roscoe Spencer. Of Johns
Hopkins University. Baltimore Md
! PRESLEY Williams. who moved MS
family from West Point TO Halethorpc.
Nd. near Baltimore. last August, was
IN West Point this week
Mrs Philip Gibson. OF Richmond Is
the glest Of her sister. Mrs. ). II. Gary.
Miss Blanche smith. Of Mascot, KING
ana queen. was the guest O. her aunt
Miss NJ. 6. Trlce. tins week. on irr
p way to Gloucester County. where she
will spend the winter with her brother,
Or. James Waller smith, and attend
the nigh School at hayes Store
Miss MaTcelia Smith. who has also
been on visit to Miss Trice. LETT on
Wednesday for her home.
Nj and MIS-. John Burton. OF = som
, King and Queen. We're the guests tnlS
week of NJ and Mrs J. ". Courtney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

for Roanoke. 20 visit her sister. Mrs
n - Woodbridge. formerly Of THIS
place.
Mrs. Lena Tanner and her two cnh
IL p. Of I.yuchburs. arc visiting al IN
acme 90 J. y. Tanner
Willie Walton and Walter Durham,
recent graduates Of the AppomattoN
A.,.tct,ltursl school. and now attend
re Richmond College. spent several
asvr IN The viIlsSo ThanksSivinS-
Mites Josie OAKS. % Farw*llie &c
.u--..d 70 h.- home this week. after =
,-~if al the home o. MS. ". ~ Nor
can. near acre
NJ and Mrs. T. V. Mason % shop
r,~-ss LEFT to-day for tac.r home. afte'
= vi.it 10 their daughter. Mrs. W A.
Garrett IN this village
Ms u. y. Twymsn returned ais
.r,.t from Kinston. y. G.. ~hcr- sh'
,,s attending the weddiue OF her So
Ter.
Ari.see Bessie and Eta Coleman en-
t.r..fnes the Social club Thursda,
.v.riug and Miss Mary Piunkett en-
tertaiurd TIE club on SATURDAY eve"
inE .-..,...
ON. OF the leading social function.
az Forest chapel. near here. MAS
dane. Given az the hours Of Mrs \. :.
u,-1y on wednesday evening last
sr,..,g ,bos. present from distanc'
49,. Misses ccrtic Woodbridge. Anni'
., ....t. and Mice Siivfc. OF Lyncnburs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
CISMONT

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.l
Cismont. Va. November Mr.. anc
Mrs Edwin Warner entertained for
their young sons on Saturday after
noon last in very delightful and in
formal manner. Their guests included
Miss Comstock. Mrs. VIII Money, Miss
Camille Stream. Miss Helm Perkins
Miss Margaret Armstrong. Misses
Gladys and Onilla Jackson, Miss Grace
Money and Messrs. Jack Armstrong.
Touste- Smith. Francis Howard. Jack
Tate. Writ Jackson and John. Vincent
and SD Warner
Herbert Fitzpatrick Of Huntington.
W. Va, was a guest at Campbell last
week.
Mrs. Lud Pat'e. % Wildwood has re-
turned from an enjoyable visit to her
daughter Ms Grigsby Shackeiford. II
the + II. F. Whilst with Mrs. Shackel-
ford. Mrs. Page visited several zines
in Washington.
Mrs Henry Wood. OF West Virginia
i visiting her father. William Johnson
AZ Cismont. Mrs. Wood has I'VE Of
her children with her. and her friends
find q a great pleasure 10 sec her and
her small family once more
Misses Isabel and Amelia Money
have returned from a visit 10 friends
in Greensboro. y. c
The fox hunting and jolly hunt
breakfasts. which nave become such
feature OF this country side. and Whicf
Tor The past two weeks were Susp. nd
81. owing 10 the deep distress felt p,
everyone a. the sudden demise % Nj
Horne ana in respect Tor her men,o:t-
will soon be resumed. on Setu-d7'
and on Tuesday deiightfui affair a.
Gotham viii take place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
IF YOUR LIVER IS INACTIVE
and BOWELS WASTE-CLOCGED
Delicious Syrup of Figs the sour bile foul gases ana
waste from the system without grippe or nausea
Regulates your 80 feet of bowels

artificial means 10 move the excess bilc
and waste matter on and out Of the
system.
The ,sfc.i. mot harmless and effective
stomach. liver and bowel cleanser and
regulator ior mcu. women and children D.
deiicious syrup 81 Pigs which docsn
irritate. grippe ~ weaken. Its effect = tho
effect ~ fru.ts 10 j. composed entirely
II luscious tgs. SIENNA and aromatiCs.
Don't think yor are dragging y0ur-ch.
Svnup 4 Figs csn &C. cons'aniiy u-cd
Nithoat harm.
AK vpur druggisi for syrup r r..
and Elixir Of Scnna. and -rr on tho lahcl
that It J.. prepared by The California
Eig syrup COMPANY. Tbs is ihc only
senuinc the old reliable Refuse. vlfh
contempt. the -o-oslled fis syrup irnits-
tions sometincs offered 70 deceive you
Advertisements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
APP0MATTOX
SPECIAL 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times-D spatch-
AppornattoN Va. December 7.-The
girls y 5ac Of the domestic Scierca
classes A. the Agricultural school
served their drst public luncheon Tues
DAY 20 the County School Board. Thos.
invited were Superintendent d. g.
Hannah Hon =. & Jones. : !. -. 3D.
s. Hamilton. Joel Watkins. Jim Cav
thorne O. r Williams. g. =. Lewis 81
= Alris and D. o.. Davidson
Miss Kate DToruer i.ft SATURDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
cUlPePER

fe,~-isf ~ The Tiuc-- nisrsicn.l
-st.er-r " rrr~mrer WE W
o. r.-fer. o. ws-hingfon. y =. -
.r.nsins : -e-k vifh her sister Niss
Fisn~h Alien
coarss Lonx. Of Baltimore spent the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

Pavne. Writ. CheIf. Russell smith ana
Miss Gertrude Armstrong Inc guess
OF the club were Mesdames DudfeN
staples. Of Hsrrisonburg: Henry Coop
or. Of Alexandria. Clyde Lewis ar :
samuel Booker.
Ariafor George GRAY. Of BOSTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

arrived in Culpepcr on TUESDAY. AMI
j. staying at tn. Wavcgly. iie aud
Miss Jack Stearns motored TO FARLEY.
Miss StearnSs old home and spent
Wednesday there on Thursday niSAS
a dance was given AZ the Armory IN
compliment 10 AIR. Gray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08
Just Think
Of getting Pretty White Solitaire Dia
mond Ring for
$500 TO $500

We have them as low as $3.50. full cut
brilliant diamonds. and up 10 perfect
&c. stones at S19S.00.
We have just the Watch you're looking
fer.
S17.50-2o-year guaranteed Elgin.
sIe.5e-Open Face 2O-year Elgins.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
YULETIDE GIFTS
. FOR THE BABY.
Pretty Things That VIII Delight
the Heart Of His Fond Mother.

Do not fail to remember the baby
even should 1t be his or her drst Christ
mas. Nothing will delight the hearts
OF parents more than some trlfle be.
slowed upon their darling. So many
inexpensive toys or dainty trlfes may
be fashioned out Of bits of silk or lace
and other odds and ends that accumu.
late in the scrap bag that so far as ex-
penser is concerned baby's Christmas
need cost nothing.
A handy bagin which may be tucked
few toys to amuse the little one when
travelling is illustrated here. II may be
lined with tiny pockets In which baby's
email toilet accessories can be slipped.
Doll and Bag Both.
The bag looks like doh. the head
and arms being dressed in tiny coat
of Dresden ribbon. The lower part has
q round DAT section of cardboard COW
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
VOL lJME
i6f Business Done by Window
Glass Men is Quite
. etI ID Satisfactory.

gITTspURe, Pa. Dee. 7--Aee
Herllpg 70 the Glassworker a7sat's-
factory volume Of business con-
tiRpes TO be. transacted in the win
dow glass world and present indl-
cations point to q continuance for
some time to come. Stocks IN the
hands of manufacturers are by no
means heavy and demE1d has been
keeping up IN manner Witch pre-
vents any large surplus accumu-
laSlng.
The pleasant weather conditions
OF the last few weeks have been
most favorable TO the completion OF
building operations. which.have gone
forward on large srale IN nearly
every section of the country during
the year. -.
. Factory operations, on the whole,
sllave progressed satisfactorily ana
the various manufacturers lat9 pay
Ing particular attention to getting
out first class production. The quail
ity question has been brought to
the fore this season more than ever
before and, in addition. special at,
tention is being paid to the matter
OF proper packing Of the product.
A well attended meeting of mem
bers of the Western window Glass
Jobbers' Association was held last
Thursday at the Annex hotel, chica-
go, at which quite a number OF
questions Of general Importance
were discussed. Practically all tho
prominent window glass iobbers in
the western district attended the
gathering.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

Edmund Southern, a prominent
sards district Democrat, was in the
city Saturday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
RECRUITS TO SAIL /.
THROUGH PANAMA
Canal Next Year Before the
Big Ditch is Officially
Opened.

a United States navy recruiting
station IS to DE; opened on the second
floor OF the postoGce building De-
eember IL and 1t Will remala open
until December IS. inclusive. A
travelling. naval recruiting party OF
four men wiiFEkaSa charge OF md
statlohgwith chfefrFtrret captain
j Gray IN charge 81 the p5rty. he
and two others7 are: ID charge ofia
similar station at Weston this week.
The party will maintain a staten at
Grafton from December IS to 20, In
elusive. after which they VIII rest
for the holidays. They VIII open n
station at Fairmont December 80
and continue it until January a, "a
elusive.
Men will be enlisted as appretice
seamen. mach!nists, male nurses,
cooks, walters, fremen coal passers,
jstenograp1ers cad electricians. for a
term of four years. The age limit
Us from seventeen to thirty-fve
years. Those between seventeen
and eighteen years must present le-
gal consent signed by their. parents
and sworn to before a notary public.
Applicants between eighteen and
twenSy-one years must iaare cettMl
Gates o. their age. 9f 1913 =
The wages rnaea- from sl7.ao to
s77 a month on the frat enlistment
and the government supplies eacn
man $50 worth of clothes on the first
enlistment. All persons examined
here and found physically qualihed
will be sent to the naval training
school at Norfolk, Va. There will
be no expense to the applicant for
examination.
1t is the announced intention OF
the secretary of the navy to send
the Atlantic fleet through the Pan
anna canal next year before it is Of
ticially opened and next years tar
get practice will probably be of Los
Angeles instead Of in Cuban waters.
This will be a fine opportunity to
see the big ditch. ,,,a,g
Chief Master-at-Arms P. B. Col
den Of the navy is here Arranging
for the opening o: the staten next,
week He may be found daily now
in an office on the second floor OF
the postoftlce building, where he will
gladly furnish informal on Fad lit
.erature about.ethe navy and enlist
Iment to all who go to see him or he
will promptly answer all inquiries
sent him by postal card or letter.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
JAPANESE. J.
Exhibit at the San Diego Eek.
position Will Be Colos-
sal One.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Dec. 5--Ar-
rangements are being completed for
the Japanese exhibit. which prom
ises to be one OF the most interesting
and beautiful features Of the San
Diego exposition of 1915.
This ehibit. which will need 49,
600 square feet in the LIBERAL Arts
building, Will be, Descriptive Of the
life and characterof the Japanese
people and their products. X
The Foreign Exposition Assoc.a-
ton of Japan will have charge Of
the exhibit and has also appiledyfoy
outside concessions, which viii bf-
fer to the visitor in 1877 Varied
scenes from the TYPICAL .ltfe-of- ia
panese people in their own courI
try.
The San Diego Exposition has had
considerable amount OF publicly
in Japan. Imperial Exposition Com.
missioner lIaruki Yamawaki pad
visit to San Diego in September and
was much interested in his TRIP to
the exposition grounds and the ex
PLANTATION of the project.
Several hundred officers and ca
diets from the Japanese training
ship, Taisei Maru. also visited the
exposition grounds. sad through
them a large amount of literature
was Sent back to the Flowery King
dom. The young Japanese were
given hearty welcome and were
much pleased with their stay in San
Diego.
Japanese coesul General 'Matsuza
Nagai at San iFrancisco has also been
instrumental in placing before the
merchants associations and cham
bers Of commerce o.. Japan Il wide
variety o. literature regarding the
San Diego Exposition.
The interest thus aroused has re-
suited in the decision OF the
japanese TO place splendid exhibit
in the San Diego exposition In 1915.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
NorICE.

y Sotce Is here0S given thar, at a
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
;lctarksours Foundry ana cas,ing
Company. corporation created and
organized under the Avs Of the suite
@ West Virginia. he,d at the Empire.
National Bank az cl5rksburg. ives.
virginia, on the 2srd day o. July.
1912. the following resolutions were
a opted:
RESOLVED. frs, That the clarlss-
rburg Foundry aud Casting Company.
a corporation creaiedsand organized
under the laws OF the State OF West
Virginia. does hereby discontinue
business as corporation and surren-
.ders It's charter and corporate fran
eh.ses. The board Of directors viii
Proceed 10 convePt the property.
chooses III action and All assets u ,hls
corporation into cash. ana pay or and
dlsehargelal lis debts. Liabilities and
obligations: and after fnl'y 'discAarg-
ing All such debts, Liabilities and oh
legations. divide,1he remainder among
the stockholders pro rata with Their
several holdings OF stock. but 10 SUCH
payment shall be made to any stsek-
holder until after the publication "
the notice hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED. second. THAT 4
president OF this corporation cause
notice OF the adoption OF the Roreg0-
Ing resolution TO ibe published In
5son,a naIvsnonar of pnnRrai rirruia-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

Camden Conway. OF shinnston,
#a5 a business visitor in the city
"a ,urday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
BROWN is BErrER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. -
Representative W. C. Brown is re-
ported to be decidedly better today
and on the road to recovery. He
has improved steadily since yester-
day morning. 4tath
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

Natures Artist is found In PIIAs-
MA bERAIA CREAM q ElACE POW
DER. For beautiful yeivety COM
plexion, nothing Is more essential
taan P1iAsEaA DERNIA CREAM 81
PIIAsAIA DERsiA FACE POWDER,
Send soc for a large box of Powder
and 4 Jar o. Cream. PuASdA DER
MA co Al c-oodall Bldg. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
MIR. LYON OFT.

Ellis Lyon, OF Hepzbbah, was in
the city Saturday the first time in
several weeks. He Is recovering
from an atsack OF typhoid fever OF
ten weeks, part of which time
marked him in a very critical ccta-
dition. Friends by the score are
glad to see him out.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

Mrs. Homer W. Williams and son.
Rogers. are spending several days in
Fairmont visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. D. F. Ramage. of Locust
avenue.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12
,uoHALL QUALITIES.

Daniel M.char qualified today as
of the estate of JULIA
Miehall with bond Mt s2,5OO aad
Henry and Marshall Michall sure
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

mat is too young to hold the bottle in
place, but II II is covered there wiz
be no difficulty in making 1t rest com.
fortably by baby's pillow while hc-or
she is taking food
Select Gue. soft zephyr-whitc is
best--and. using simple stitch. Gro
chct n case that Is long md wide
enough 10 III over the bottle. Draw
NJ about its neck with narrow rib
bon ruu through the top Such GOV
or cnn &c made of silk or cotton yarn
II con wish
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-12

erei with wide watercd silk. The up
per part is made Of the watered silk or
OF ribbon stitched TO the round OF Gov
cred pasteboard. a casing with ribbon
run through it finishes the neck OF the
bag, and the two ends OF the ribbon
are passed through tile coat so that II
may be drawn down over the bag aud
tied IN place when baby wishes 1t 10,
a playthinG Being collanSlble. the bar'
may be slipped into a sntchei aud vii
take up less room than an ordinur,
doll.
a Hoop Rattle.
A homemade rattle may be fashion
ed of ribbon. m embroidery hoop ana
several tiny tinkling bells Ribbon is
wound around the hoop. crossed from
side to side several times and tied in
tiny bows. the center Of each bow hay
Ing one Of the bells tackled TO II. When
baby shakes the hoop joyous music is
heard and baby is happy
A sachet cushion OF ribbon is nov
city II woven in The birth month color
OF the recipient OF the gift This colo
Is combined with white, narrow width
OF satin ribbon being used and inter
laced US the children make their kin
dergarten mats. When squares for tn,
top and bottom have been woven these
must be stitched together and silk
cord used TO catline the edge OF the
pillow. The pillow may be filled with
cotton sprinkled with sachet powder
Crochet Bottle Cover.
A pretty and useful gift for the baby
is a crocheted cover for the nursing
bottle
The glass surface OF the bottle j.
very apt ito slip away from an infant
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-26
Notice of Sherih's Sale

BY virtue OF an Execution in Foreclosur,
/ ouly issue by the Clerk ofthe Circuit Cour
OF iood River County IN the State OF oregon
dated The nth day OF December. 1912 in a cer
tain suit IN the said Circuit court wherein
Clifford ID. Woo worth and Rose Woodworth
as plaintiffs. recovered a Judgment againSl
the standard Orchard Company, a corpora
ton, for the SUN OF Seven Hundred Seventy
-Four ana 45-l0O Dollars tS55i.47l. with interest
thereon since July s2ud. ig,2, at the rate of siA
per cent per anuum, the sum OF one Hundred
ana FlUy Dollar tsl5Ool as and for atlor.
news fees and the sum OF rniTty-Nine and
~ luJ Dollars lsa9 t,0. costs and disbursement,
taxed IN said suit, on the 2lst DAY of Novem.
Der, A. ID. lHl2, ana which said execution il
against and directs that the hereinafter de
>eribed real property be sold 10 satisfy said
S3ie:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That will
on the llth DAY of January. 1918, at the front
door ottne Court House IA the city Of Hood
River County OF Hood River, state of oregon,
al TO O'Clock a. IN. in the forenoon ofsaid day,
srll al puohc auction 10 the highest bidder for
eHSn, The following described real property
situated IN the County OF Hood River state
OF oregon, tO-WiC
All that part OF the Northeast Quarter fNFi a
OF section twenty nine 29l in Township One
.lI North, Range Ten (l0l East of the VILLAIN.
cite Meldtan, lying west Of the right-of-way
OF the Mount Hood Railroad Company, and
containing about 50 acres, according % the
United States Government Survey thereof or
80 much thereof as may be necessary to salts
~ the said Judgment In favor OF said clifford
T. NoOdw0rth and Rose Woodwarth against
-aiu Standard orchard Company with she
said interest thereon, together with all costs
ana disbursements that have or NAV accrue.
THpS + JOHNSON,
sheriff Of Hood River County, Oregon.
Dated at Hood River Oregon December i2th,
l.. A. q A. ?. REED, Attorneys,
Hood River, oregon. dlqil6
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1912-12-26
Col Waste"

The production Of anthi acite in Penn
sylVania includes an appreciable guam
tlty of usable fuel recovered from the
old culm banks by washeries, and the
unslghtly monuments to the wasteful
methods of early times are disappear
ing from the landscape in the anthra.
cite region. The quantity of coal re-
covered in the % years since the first
washery was constructed in 1890 has
amounted to about SO, 000 900 long tons,
considerably more than the total pro.
ductlon Of anthracite at the beginning
Of the period. In 1871 the washery
product amountd to 4, 1856, ,044 long tons,
In addition to the coal recovered from
the cum banks. 94,647 long tons in
1911, and 81 S33 tons in 1910 were
recovered from the bottom of Susque-
hanna river by dredges.
In the bltuminous regions the pripci-
pal use of washeries is to improve the
quality of the slack coal used in the
manufacture of coke by reducing the
ash and sulphur, although considerable
quantities, particularly in Illinois, are
washed in the preparation of sized coal
for household use. The QUANTITY Of
bituminous coal washed at the mines
in 1911 was l2, 543. ia short tons. The
washeries yielded 10, 999, ,4Sl tons of
cleaned coal and 1885, 33 tons of
refuse.