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Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
Arden NJ. {. Church
Is Nearing Completion

The new Southern Methodist church
now bciHg erected at Arden, Bender
and Harris, contractors, is being push
cd to completion and nearly ready fer
the furniture, and is both commodious
and beautiful The peWs and pulpit
furniture is OF the most improvec
Vie and Tie windows likewise The
dedication viii be some time in the
latter part Of August One of the
bishops Of the southern Methodist
Church is expected 70 preach the ded.
icatien sermon.
BY special request Rev 7. \.
strotbcr chaplain of the 45rd Mos
bys) battallion will preach the an
mal sermon OF the Washington Camp
10. 1G, Patriotic Order Sons OF Amer
lea at the southern Methodist church
in Dark salle, July Il, al I o'clock.
al fratern2l orders and the public
GENERALLY are heartily invited to be
present
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
TO RECRUIT MEN
FOR NAVY HERE
Party Of Uncle Sans Men
Will Be In MartinSbUpQ
Some BdtlIGshiip
Views

Chief Master at Arms e. l. Gold II.
of the T. s. 5 Gcorq5a, Who is mere
arranging fer tho 9aaal rscfaiaiu. par.
ty that will be at the Fedora building
July 1924, is thorough naval man,
bound up heart and soul in his pro.
lesson, and is an entertaiuiue CONVEX
sationalist. Mr. Golden's lie is re
companying him on these land teIt4
They will spend some day mere dnt
then leave to perform similar aufiea
in Winchester Tho recruiting to65
will not conclude until the latter par
If January in Cumberland
The recruiting stations here viii be
in charge of Chief Turret Captain j.
J. Gray, who will arrive from lIasers
town next week accompanied by
Boatswains Mate Bonner and Hos
pital Apprentice Gorton. They are
looking 4Jr sturdy men for apprentice
seamen, machinlsts' mates, ftrcmen
electricians, yeomen or clerks and
mess attendants or walters on officers.
Golden had number of cuts from the
Fleet Review. Two Of these pictures
are publis-v~ today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
FINDINGS CONFIRMED.

In the case of DR.. John O. Knott,
formerly pastor of the Southern Meth
odst Church at Warrenton, Va,
whose appeal was heard recently by
the committee of appeals at Nash
vile, Tenn the judgment of the low
er court was affirmed The hearing
of the appeal of W II. II. Joyce, for
merIy Of Roanoke, was postponed I'M
til next year On account Of the illness
OF his counsel, Rev E. v Register.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
81, 900 acres as against $4,000 two
FIRM FOUNDATION.
Nothing Can Undermine 1t In Mar
tinsburq.
years ago.


tinsburg,
People are sometimes slow to rec
ognize true merit, and they cannot be
blamed, for so many have been hum
plugged in the past. The experience
of hundreds of Martinsburg residents,
expressed publicly through newspa-
pers and other sources, places Doan's
Kidney Pills on a nrm foundation
here
NJ A Little, grocer, 116 North
Queen street, Martinsburg, w Va,
says Il have no hesitation in rec
ommending Doan's Kidney Pills, pro
cured at Shepherds Drug Store, as
know from personal experience that
they live up to all claims made for
them. / vas annoyed for some time
by kidney trouble and if | we're on my
feet for long my back became very
lame and painful | used Doan' S
Kidney Pills and the results received
gave me a high opinion OF them"
Mr.. Little is only one Of many Mar
tlnsbnrg people who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. #
your back aches-if your kidneys
bother you, don't simply ask for It
kinney remedy-ask distinctly for
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
ur. Little had-the remedy backed
by home testimony. soc all stores.
Foster-milburn Co, Props. Buffalo, n.
Y. when Your Back Lame-Rc-
member the Name"
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
Visitors Entertained
Al The Stone Home

The first visitors night al the stone
Settlement home playground, held
last evening, was most unqualified
success from every point of view. Not
only were there many OF the young
folk taking part in the festivities but
about geo children OF a larger growth
were on hand to enjoy the frolics Of
the little ones.
An interesting program had been ar.
ranged and this was rendered under
direction of Mrs Stewart, whose eli.
cient work in connection with the
opening Of the new playground was
highly commended
There were games, songs, ETC. by
the little girls, and the lads brayely
displayed their proWess in a number
of interesting and amusing athletic
events. The evening was a very en-
joyable and profitable one and it is to
be hoped that it was but the first of
many of q like nature.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
HE WANTED HER ARRESTED.

4 man from Virginia landed in tow
this morning and sought to have some
one arrested for bigamy. He said h
wife had gone with another man, bu
was SO Eighty and incoherent tina
little attention was given him. He
was told to come back when in {
calmeT mood.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12
NEWSY NOTES.

Born to Mrs. Eizie Keesecker Of
Virginia avenue, a baby daughter. The
childs father died several months
since as the result OF injuries received
while repairing a ear at Intersection.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. y. {. Weller
Of Arden district. a son.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-07-12

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
Some Sensabls Advice
on Womanly Beauty

Healthy hair adds much - wsnanly
beauty. and u y such IN easy mAAfef
TO have . glorious mass Of lovely hair
that the duh, "strinyy" kind 10 mex
cusahle. A tcASpoonful cAnthrox 1Se-
solved IN n cup OF hot water remover
every particle of dust. dandrun ana
excess oil. and after rinsins. the haSr
dries quickly and evenly. Canthrox
shampoos promote hair-health and In.
sure Z wealth OF lustr0us. even coiored
young looking hair.
Remove tan and freckles and keep
the skin clear. velvety and attractive
for the social season by daily applying
a lotion prepared by stirring two tea
spo0nfuls of glycerin~ into one-haif
pint witch hazel Cor hot water). then
adding -four ounces spurmax. This
lotion IL used Instead Of face powder
and though invisible. tones the skin to
n beautiful. natural color while curing
tan. sunburn. freekles. surface blem-
ishes and the oily. shiny appearance
OF the face. so often due TO perspira-
tion. (Adyertissment)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

Donald. William r. Mas:ie. J; p.
Patton, ]. B. Pace. E C. Mayo. 10. l.
Stern. Blair Boiling. Lilliburn Myers.
Joe Beasley. Kirkwood Mitchell. W. =.
Forbes. r. S Christian. "A. Beirne Blair.
DR.. Edward Mcguire. William, II.
White, James A. Moncure. Levin
Joynes. e. T. d. Myers. Jr.. r II.
Smith. W. r. Johnston. A. c. Young,
W. o. Young, Charles J. Anderson. T.
NJ Perkins. r. M Rutherford, John
Howard, John 7. Anderson.
Active-W. p Forbes. B. 8 Horbes.
p. G. Blanchard. Allan Slaughter, J.
H. B. Peay, John b. Lipscomb. w. B.
Lumpkin. Norwood Bentley. Russell
Koss.
GesxEe Cook.
Charlottesville. Va. October g.
George Cook. aged twenty. . young
tailor. died this morning at his home
on Ridge Street. after an uneSs OF
three weeks from typhoid fever. Last
winter he was at deaths door with
a severe attack of rheumatism. He 10
survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs-
Frederick Cook. and two brothers.
DR.. Robert EDnett WilsSa.
DR. Robert Emmett Wilson. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Wilson. died at 3
O'clock at the homo Of his parents.
near the university. aged tWenty-four
years. DR.. Wilson graduated with
credit In the medical department OF
the University Of Virginia In 1910. and
with Q life full Of promise he accepted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
Treatment
for Catal1h
Colds and Coughs

The HYOMEI vapor treatment Is espe-
c;aIIy recommended in stubborn cases Of
chronic catanh Of long standing. but re.
member that the inhaler should be used
daily IS usual.
This treatment only takes lew min
utes time before going to bed. Pour 2
cant teaspoonful Of Booths HfOMEi
into kitchen bowl Of boiling water, cover
head and bowl with towel and breathe
for several minutes the vapor that arises
You viii be surprised at the results OF
this treatment; Il makes the head teci
fine and cicar.
This method l. also used to break up
the worst cold in the head overnight.
A bottle Of Booths HYOMEl pro
nounce !, High-o-me, costs 50 cents 1t
Tragic Drug Co.'S and druggists every
where. Complete outfit, which includes
the little pocket inhaler. $i!m.
No stomach dosing: just bseathe: i e
Guaranteed 70 end catauh and ell dis
eases Of the breathing organs. Booth .
HYOMEI (psooosnos h.sh,o-me, -
AustraIiAn Eucalyptus combined with L.
terrain Antisepsics that de.eroy eatanh
s.rms and socthe aid hesl the sore mean
Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

the position Of house phy.icisn u the
, Waltham Hospital, In Waltham. Mass.
when. after serving twelve months.
tuberculosis developed and his health
began to decline
Harry 8. U0lshSaA1.
News was received here to-day OF
the death, In q Brooklyn hospital, Of
Harry T. Hulsbrand. who for years
was engaged in the drug business In
this city. under tho firm name Of
johnson 4 Hillebrand- Mr.. Hillebuond
was taken Ill Of tuberculosis Ia Porto
Rico. and was on his way to Virginia
when he was stricken down. He was
IL graduate Of Cornell University. He
married Misc Rosa Williams. daugh-
ter Of Captain 7. J. Williams. the
veteran chief Of the Charlottesville
Fire Department.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Henderson. n C.. October S-Ed.
ward. little son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Ellis. died last evening at o'clock,
death resulting from appendicitis The
funeral services were conducted BY the
Rev. l. W. Hughes at the residence at
I: o'clock this afternoon
MRU. Charles DuRFooGA0.
Mrs Charles Burroughs. residing SIX
miles west Of Henderson, While on her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

way to the Kitchen fell in the yard
and expired.
Hiss Lula II. EGgiesfen.
Farmville. Va. October 8.-Mtxs Lula
NJ EgEieston. Of worsham, Prince Ed
ward County. sister Of state eupe!1n-
tendent Of Schools Joseph D. Eggleo-
ton. died suddenly yesterday evening"
after q short illness. The burial VIII
take place tomorrow morning ut H
o'clock ut Sidney.
Al1en j. HlGHs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch-J
Raleigh. N C., October S-Allen j.
Higgs, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. HigGR
died to-day at the Higgs home. on
Blount Street. after q two wesk6 III
ness. aged thirty-four years. He con-
tinued his work with the North Cave
lima Demurrage Bureau here in spite
OF falling healthy until two weeks sge.
Cab DaAiels.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.l
Elisabeth City, ". c.. October b..
Cab Daniels. prominent ctti!en 81
Dare County. died Sunday night N 9
Norfolk hospital HIS remains were
taken TO his home at Wanehoee yes
terday on the steamer Guide for IN
torment They were met at the 4syot
by the Improved Order OF Red 1sn: e
which he was q member. MI. DANES
was about thirty years old. He =
survived by . wife and sevefai GNU
dren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
OBITUARY

Norfolk, Va, October Sc 7.
Powell, prominent for the past forty
years In business and religious cir
cles in Norfolk. died to-day In the
eishty-Afth year Of hts age He wa.
an ex-Confederate soldier. Tho funeral
viii take place tomorrow afternoon
at the Second Disciples Church.
VVAlllam III. Grant u.
william II. Grant. r.. died yester-
day morning at LAO o'clock ct the
Virginia Hospital He suffered a
stroke Of paralysis Sunday afternoon
about o'clock. from which he never
recovered consciousness. He was born
February IL, 1881, and was in the
sixty-seoond year Of his age. He was
for years secretary-treasurer of the
Richmond German. and was cashier
for w. S. Forbes 4 Co. for thirty
years, and was held in the highest
esteem BY the firm. He leaves a
brother. z 8 Grant living in Phil
adelphia. and q sister, Mrs Mary
Stuart Ford, of Washington. d. c.. who
10 an invalid and confined to her
The funeral Of Mr.. Grant VIII be
held from st Paul's Episcopal Church
at IL o'clock to-day. The pall-bearers
are:
Honorary-John p. Branch. james N.
Boyd. John H. Lyons, Dudley NC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
WANT vlRGINIAhS
IN GREAT PARADE
College Mems League VIII Send
Marchers to Wilson's New
York Demonstration.

Caught by the spirit Of the move.
mont. members Of the Woodrow Wilson
College Mems League OF Virginia are
preparing to make the trip - New
York on Saturday. October 10. 20 talGa
their place in the big parade OF col
lege men supporting Governor Wilson
and Governor Mashsu. After the or.
g&nixation meeting Monday night
President Lucius +. Cary wired the
New York Headquarters OK the Wood
row Wilson College Mems League the
result Of the session. and yesterday
the following telegram came in reply;
New York, October s. 1912.
Lucius Il. Cary. Richmond, Va:
Monster parade under auspices or
Woodrow Wilson College Mems League
October -. Governor Wilson and Sui
ser to parade and speak In Madison
Square Garden. One hundred thousand
in line. Want you to send big dele
cation. Wire number you will send.
Place in line OF march reserved TOR
you. (Signed)
O. DEC. VANDERBILT, JR.
Chairman OrganiZati IN Committee
Woodrow Wilson College Mems
League.
Immediately upon receipt Of Mr..
vanderbilt's Invitation Mr.. Cary set
about notifying the ofncerA OF the
newly formed Virginia branch OF this
great organization. II is the hope OF
the officers that as many ~ possible
OF Virginia's college men will take
advantage of the opportunity to rep
resent Mr.. Wilson's native State In this
record. breaking parade and demon
stration. and = large delegation Will
In all probability go from the state
when the time comes
Fern Branches Everywhere.
Though originally organised merely
TO include college alumni in New York
City. the cause OF the Democratic
standard bearer appealed so wildly TO
the young men Of America that de-
mAnds for branch organizations OF the
league were soon pouring in IN the
New York officers from every section
OF the country. The campaign man
ayers were quick to see the value OF
actively enlistinG progressive youth
in the fight and went about organ
izing the league nationally.
Virginia II one Of the last 81 the
States to Join tho movement. and al
though tardy In making start. bids
fair to work wonders in raising money
to finance the campaign. Yesterday
the vics-presddents chosen Monday
night were At work soliciting MEM
bers and contributions to the cam
paign ana were successful In both e1-
ertions. Elaborate preparations are
being made for the great Democratic
rally under the auspices OF this league
and Tho Richmond Wilson Campaign
Committee, which will be addressed by
Senator Isador Rayner OF Maryland.
and DR.. Edwin A. Alderman. president
of the University Of Virginia
All college men. Of whatever polit-
ical faith. who believe In the princi-
pies Of Democracy a. exempt ned in
Governor Wilson. are invited to be-
come associated with the local branch
Of the league. Communications should
be addressed to Lucics F. Cary, pres
ident, or Cary Ellis stern, secretary
and treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
DEATHS

q his rss,dence. 1890
Delaware Avenue. Tuesday. Oc-
tober ., at 1880 p II. WILLIAM H
ALLEY. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira W.
Funeral TO-DAY. I p. II
October .. at noon.
at HE residence. 2z3 North Thirty
second Street. HENRY J. sHERvIN,
Funeral win take place from st.
Pstrick's Church THURSDAY MORN
ING at 10 o'clock.
0RANr.-Dss0. at Lee o'clock De-
Will WiILIxM n GRANT. JR. IN the
sixty-second year Of bis age
Funeral services will b held from
ST. Paurs Church TO-DAY It L,
o'clock
CHRIsTTAN-Died. At his home. 1877
Park Avenue, Monday. October Q,
7:45 p. ~, WILLIAM CHRISTIAN.
In the sixty ninth year Of hts age He
beloneed 20 the family known -
Cretsh.cn Christi.ns. son Of Dr.. ~. W.
Martha Harrison. grandson % Major
Edmund Christian.
He served through the Civil War
In the Charles City ercSp. Third VIZ
Ginia Cavalry. Fttztugh Lees Dr.
modes, old vetersa. nos known 10
many OF his eoaferea. though tnT-
oughiy imbusA with the Southern
spirit' to tie day OF Bis death
He r. survived ~ bis widoy. Har-
riet Cary. and I'VE chudreh-Fairfax
Csry. william WaIlaes. Nsstha Har-
rlscn. Lucy FsIklasl ana Mrs Chas.
u. TDltafervo: two orothcrs. Ed
mund and II Harrison. and one SIS
ter. Ms. william HJeshueh Carte
Funeral fren hSs h91e wEDHES-
DAT. Ocsobsr ., as 9:oe =. ~
pAYye-DselL ss sAs psssAesee Of her
eranAmother. Ma Alice c. Mayo. IN
Ashland, va, ocsobsr :. 1914. ALICE
MAYO PAYNE. ssuehser Of = A.
Fussrsl wm sske place THIS
wednesday, 1e0RHrE0 % te:Ss
O'Clock from resi9snee. Ksossns xs
train. Inessmens n HollywooA
CONN SARDINIA @ her late rssi-
deuce. us Edgewcod Aveuue. fara-
land. Tuesday. e;St n ~. ME-
!, LEpfE " COMMAND. wife % Dassa
e. connsrd. ~ sssssvsesy-ss.,s yscr
DAY. r. r. INsesHeas e -.
Mary's church. 0eochlssA Cegaty
Fsiepss ana scessssssaess snvu>s
rhss1ssphss ssa Atlantic CITY
papers please es1y.
cpRrsFSAx-pssa % hss sssseseca.
!. s.SS ?. -. Wu4xAm $4,000
In sha aossy-uougD ~ q ~ -
PW0pVo9 No. e&e ygUe0lUeo IyEy@
WEDNESDAY. ocsener Seh. ~ ~
y. - 1ne1Eueus - UnnnUDoe :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

Especial 70 The Times-Dispatch.J
Waveriy, Va. October S.-The sos.
sex County School Fair will DO heio
at the waverly High School auoa.
forum on Friday. November :. All
Of the pupils OF the six high scnooae
In the county will assemble here that
day and contest for prizes. PROMINENT
speakers from distance VIII deliver
addresses.
Rev. James L Foster. Of Elon Col
iese. North Carolina. has accepted
cali to the passionate OF the WaS
Christian Church - succeed Rev. -.
r. Rountree. who win serve The fatst
cnristian ChWuh At Greensboro y,
G.. Mfr Foster viii begin MS wo'A
here In Novenf00.
p. II. Booths. who resides In euHy
County. about FIVE miles from Wavefn'
died yesterday morning.
The Cray Lumber Compeny, o. tn's
oiace. has nearly completed the re-
building of their mill. which was oe'
stroyed by IRE some four weeks aSo;
=, = cost Of about S1o.oto. the mii
will be In operation In few Gays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

J.. q 0hseA seeseeasy. ana & T.
Oeshsm treasurer. The ereAni4aGaeA
started o2 with AeAriy forty 49,
bers ana will hold IL naxt meeeAg
% Thns1ay night q nA1t week
The special board Of asroctors o.
the UAstern State HooDitna net mere
yesterday and elected De. a O. Han
kins. Of James City County. nsst 49,
sistant DhyssoIan 70 sueeeaa Dr.. J. T..
Brumback. ssAgnsd. The new mann
Der q the hospital stag - graduate
Of = Richmond medical college snA
son OF q S. Hanieins. treasufer OF
James City County and the city OF
WILLIAMSBURG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

IT A MEETING OF THE vEsTRY OF
Holy Trinity Church, Richmond, Va,
held on October Z, 1917. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
Wnsress. in an inscrutabls aispsn-
sation Of Divine Providence our Well
beloved brother, the REV. DIR. JOHN
MONCURE. has been suddenly and
tragically taken from our midst;
Resolved. That In the deAth Of DR..
Of tss most useful. exemplary and best
beloved citizens. the church . most
xealous worker and faithful servant.
the State one Of her noblest and
most heroic characters. the poor. the
afhieted and the imprisoned. one Of
their warmest and truest frienda
DR. Moncurs's life was one OF con-
tjnual service and self-sacUfice for
others: consequently he was loved
) by all who knew him. His last act,
al the probable cause Of his own
save an humble fellow-being from
drowning, did but exempl:fy his
great love for humanity. regardless
o. condition. caste or color. which
characterized his whole life.
Resolved. Thai this preamble and
resolution be spread upon the min
utes Of this vestry, and that copy
be sent to the family Of our deceased
brother. and that the Southern
Chuychman and The Times-DtSpatch
be likewise furnished with copies
for publication.
We HAVE LEARNED WITH SIN
cere regret Of the death Of one OF
our aumoer. MAJOR CHANLES 8.
STEINGFEr.IOW. who died at his
residence IN THE city On August IL.
1912
Major ktringfsIlew faithfully ana
ably served this bank - counsel and
director for thirty years. The advice
he gave ~ counsel could be relied on
n accurate. and followed with alb
soiutc safety. A. director be was
conservative. always realizing the
responsibility Of hts once. which be
REGARDED a. . sacred trust. We were
Impressed with his marvellous MEM
DRY and the clearness and force Of
his views. He wss . mas Of the
highest Ideals. and was Controlled
in his every act BY . high sense
Of hcpov. re deypised subterfuge
ana evasion Of every Kind. always
Insisting upon THE utmost frankuesa.
We honorcd him not only for his
sress abilities. brt more especially
for his high character.
Resolved. That ws tsaaer he ~.
ecpy % this 0e0ertet be spreso 81
Sas Wlause2 ~ psellshed N the
l0oDy UQuUUoDuUD q tNoo cry, 80 .
coGy . eens - hts famSl1.
wA48Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
ivEssEL MAKES P0RT

Norfolk. Va, October s.-Wifh Are raging
In holds Noe ana 2. the British steamer
IRAN. cotton laden. from Galveston to Bre-
pnent. pu, into port here to-day IN dissress
tThe Are was discovered two days out from
Galveston, and had been burning hereeiy for
Eve DAYS. and when the ship arrived Ao-day
abe Grew was nearly exhausted. The IRE
rs as said 70 be under confro; tonight The
Managed cotton will be discharged here In
prder that the amount Of damage may be
oacsPsajned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
TOBACCO Aes0CfAT1ON
Isnsei.l TO me rimes-Dispstch-J

Ispeeiai to TIE Tfmes-ODpStcHJ
,v,.hburc. va, October s.-Ths annea'
,,s..,nr Of IN. Lynehbusg Tobacco Aaseess-
.ion vas held this morning q Hoes: =
w.,.hm.e. the result beins that al 81 tae
"a ssvsc.,: ~.,e reelected for the epsuins
year. They are: President. wiiiism xins.
Jr.: ~tes-1rssidest. r. c. stekseI ossfessC
treasurer Maury n. 6sels; supefvssos Oh
Tns obtee, o, the association 10 to super
~,se the sales Of loose leaf tobacco ae the
local wsrehouses. and its meeting this morn
ing was perfunctory, for u was known lnAt
,befr respective offices for another year
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Especial to The Times-Diepatch.1
Williamsburg. Va, October e--Wu-
liamDbur1 business men met In the
courehouso here last night and or
Ranixed q business mems association
with the following officers: n. n
Phillips. cashier Of the Peninsula
Bank. prssldenk: Dr.. H. e. Bennett
Of the william and Mary faculty.
first vice-presScent: J. B. c. Spencer.
proprietor Of the Colonial Inn. Sec
ond vics-preaident: ". A. Bozartn.
lumber merchant, third vice-president:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
speEDER LOCKED UP

Arrested for Being Drunk and Becklsssly
Driving Car on Free Bridge.
r. A. Alternately. WHOSE home was sesd 10
be IN Chesterfield County. was ayrsstec last
might by Patroinan CsmpodoHiea on the
charge OF being drunk and reek'cssly dfiS-
ing an automobile over the Free Bridge.
Aoernathy eollidsd with . car occupied oy
A. w. Lord. Fred Smith. r. A. Lambert and
". J. Taylor. The msschine he struck vas
slightly damaged. Abernsthy's car was sent
70 q garage. white ne Vas locked up nj the
First Police Station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09
r..tsr II Gales.

fspecial to The Timss-DispAtch,J
r.,iyabeth city, n c.. October
The membsrahip Of the First bapt.s'
cn,rch heId a business meeting yes-
terday afternoon and extended ear
~ Rer l. =. Reid. Of Beuna VIVA
Ca. 20 the pastorate Of the church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-09

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I.ynchbvrg, Va. October e.-WAen z. X
Hunaley Sacss . fury II the Corrosatien
Court wednesday on the charge OF nisamS
10 be his wife. Mrs Nunaley No. has eeme
all the way from Csiumbua O.. TO tesdty
asainst her alleged unfaithful husband Ine
Yted him March iass. Win also Be enc Of
the prosecuting wftnesssA