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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
BIG SUIT is FILED
American Tobacco Compnny Asked to
Hand over .I,Iuu.OS.

Hand over S5.I,IHu.0
New Orleans. La, January A.
Charging violations OF the sherman
antitrust law, the Peoples Tobacco
Company, of New Orleans, late to-day
instituted civil action in the United
States District Court against the
american Tobacco Company Tor dam.
hges and penalties provided by the
antitrust law in the sum OF S52l,l90.OS
The suit is one of the biggest of its
Kind on record here.
Tho company in its petition recites
that 1t was chartered under tho Lou
isiana laws In 1896. with Its domicllc
at New Orleans. For several years,
IL is stated, the company transacted
an extensive business. and in 1903 the
profits amounted to S40.3SS.43.
From that date, it is claimed, the
profits of the company began to de-
crease with the exception OF one in
tervening year, until the present time
The petition alleges these losses re-
suited from a conspiracy of the Amer
lean Company to injure the business
or the Peoples Company, along with
other independent concerns
1t Is alleged that the American To-
hacco Company was assisted in this
business by the Craft Tobacco Com
pany. The Peoples Tobacco Company
asks the court to grant not only $780,
299.77 actual damages alleged. but also
the punitive amount autherized under
the antitrust laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
BUSY DAY SPENT
BY LA TOILETTE
Makes Many Speeches in Spite
of Illness From Ptonaine
Poisoning.

Peoria. Ill. january 4.-Senator Rob,
ert NJ. La Toilette. after making adj
dresses to-day at JOLIET. Morris, Streator
ottawa. La Sale and Sprin. Valley, In
spite OF the fact that he suffered from
ptomaine poisoning, due to eating oys.
ters In Chicago. spoke to a large audi
ence In Peoria tonight. He declared
himself well pleased with his first
days tour of Illinois cities. and aa,d
nc expected to ieei as well az usual to
morrow. when he viii continue his Iii.
NUS campaign for tho nomination for
ite"idehl by advocating progressive
Repubiican principles
Mr.. La FolIette's speech here was
siihilaf to those delivered to-day and
n'ietolore. In tho upstate towns the
arm came In for scoring, as did the
eohSressmen who, he declared. were
working for and serving the upecIaI
me ests. The paid servan,s OF the
people. he said. had created turln
sehedule Tor those who ignored the
nteFests OF the people and were work.
us soieiy Tor personal gain. The Sen.
ator was frm in hts belief that the tina
had arrived when tho common peoni,.
shouio rise in arms and do away WIN
inc old-time methods Of selecting nolit
ical hosses. po's
Monopoly. no declared, has DESTROYED
legitimate business. and lack OF com.
SSen.ion mas sent prices soaring. The
fo.,r urged MS hearers TO help de-
.ea. 'he old machine so that govern
n,'a, can be put into the hands OF tho
tt 'vnpe and once moro be representa-
~ the hotel here. Senator La Fol.
n iS',e was attacked with n severe spell
III nausea. About $3.50 o'clock no made
IN, appearance. Chairman McRoberts
, ~ him as the man VINO has
MADE good and knows how"
o me senator took exceptions to state.
,I rents IN newspapers. making him saw
INC sherman antitrust law was ths
u Wt piece of legislation in existence.
nc Lo!u how he offered amendments
10. 10 mat law and how, In his belief. n
insery Attorney-Gencral had rigorous
~ I've enforced that law the present condI.
"on Oh AFFAIRS might not now exist
The party departs to-morroy
bloomington and cities down tho STATE.
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secs ft or to keep out OF the fight
II 1t promises to be losing one.
All Republicans are not agreed upon
the proposition advanced by thoso en-
tnusiastic "'original Roosevelt men,
mat the colonel would be a sure winner
al the polls in November. some Of
me oid-tasnioned k.nu, the moss DUCKS
mHo hHSsf IN the Vanguard OF the up-
.ouate progress,SGs. are iearIuI that
,te country iniSnl resent Roosevelt 5
nhpi 'tfhihS Capturing OF Tie nomlna-
.ion anu Lane II out on the party
iio"efer tnuy aunt that their lucas
may DC peiiiiIu the llmes.
one tnln1 tn.rc was lu-uay, however.
upon wnIcn usieeiuNll was Iuunu.
,.ahieiy' thdt rres.uvnt fuIIS prompt
ut.eIaiice uI mas lnlenl.on To say al
the race Swalluu" inc ltuvse vpll ,uu ye-
iheht yesterday. Unqu.stIunapIy tae
peiiel presaiieu Garner IN the " eek 10
coAsiuerauIe cAItlit mat suIlIruuuy w,,.
Hieiuiousiy anu assiuuousiy Cirrulllln.
.hc iueA mat IaLl was "a. gutter auu
even now ne WAS ~uuNcuInS ON
tue nSnl.
Inc inevitable result Of such an i'm
press'on SGttinS uoruad, WneIner IT
was ihe orJvGt u not, would nave oeen
- cause u stainpeue 10 nuuseNei ~ is
eaIu ny po.ILlGiaIis. Every one woulI
AAoW taat wan raft OUT VI II unty
ohe Maine wOuiu be consiuereu by the
shiai DusseS una the Dig un.s anu
tei "ouiu De grand rIsn to let on
ooafu the panumasVn.
Game Did Not Work.
.. Inc same ala not WORK. President
4ait cHeShInalGd II Win ms unoincial
athtehleHt yesterday wnicn ms trlrnus
nad uttered toe uay before, ara IeIt
no aoupt to be entertained in the
minus VI any rensona.ie man that the
Ftestuent Woulu carry the banner 10
the end of the battle.
Last night dispatches from the West
olouSht inc in.ormut4on that senator
La vllette VIII also "stanu fast unto
aeatn IN ms canuluacy, and Will not
mana MS forces over TO Roosevelt nor
aiiow tnem TO go witn ms consent
Inc politicians at tae Capitol to-day
Saiu tnat II rs now "koosevelt's next
move. while ne Is waiting 10 move
the PTcsioents friends Wa 20 rIsnt
aiens Tightening lne IaIt lines
tnEous hout tne country. seeing 10 II
tnat ueiegates to the nationuI conven-
non are instructed Tor 1aIt. ana until
.hIy nave announcement IRON Roose-
Eeit to the contrary proceed as il
Noosefelt is not in the contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
Home Treatment for
tuberculosis

consunaptive patients need no longer 6read
.eitAeT the fate tina, formerly overlook all
sufferers from lung trouble. or costly and
often terribly iaconvenient Journeys far from
home TO other climates or 10 some cSncn.
hive eanatorium, Hundreds are now s,a,
ing quietly at home curing themselves al
no expense beyond the cost OF few bottles
Of medicine. Here is one who speaks from
experience:
go 8 9Th ST, Colwyn Darby. Pa
Gentlemen: For four years / was troubi4a
WIN cough. which gradually became worse
haH night SWehis anu pains in my chest
was losing my appetite and had became.
80 thin and weak ] could not attend 10 rny
household duties. 4 physician pronounced
any case CONSUMPTION Not belas: yatisnea I
17as examined by the physicians Of ~.
J,o'yehhic Hospital. they also pronounced
the diteasc Contamination, which wag nr1v,,,
later ny an examination OF sputum. ms m
percnioss Eac!ll WAS found. | was nrd.rrs
10 Consumpuve Hospital. Nv ncDhc,,,
would no; allow ME 10 go mil. / had tr!cd
Ecknan's Alternative Before hnd TAKEN
the medicine ihree weeks | had marked re.
liet, night swtats ceased: pain in the br.a.t
feie'vtd, cough became loose ard easy: rever
.eft me and ] commenced getting ,et!! My
health became normal. ] am In .xcAlr,r,
hea!th now and have been completely crrsS
fo' ton years, strongly recommend IT,
tsiEned) tMRS) NARY wAsso>S
Eckman's Alternative is effective n r.
rhitt. Asthma. Ifay Fever T-hroat and
Lung Troubles. and in upbrtldinr the avs
tern Does not contain posons. opiates ~
habit-torm,ng drugs. For sale by Owens <
Minor Drug Company and other icastnr
druggists, Ask for booklet OF cured cases
and write 10 ftck;nnn Laboratory. PhIInrnI.
phia, Pa, for additional cgIecace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
OBITUARY
Jonathan Myers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
MyeT eso sIaS s va J1nuary 4-Jonathan
az hie home near Leesburg on Tuesday
ierd th,s see eoYn ane vas born Water
mis- wife. four sons Harry. Henry
Ciaud and Randolph Myers; three
oau8hters. Misses May. Golda and Lula,
c cha I've 6rotnsrs: Frank Myers. Of
Hamilton. The interment will be In
Union Cemetery, Lcesourg
John II. Iiinnicr.
tSpecia! 10 The Tiines- Dispatcn.J
Lynchourg, Va, January John IL
k!nnier, aged seventy years, one Of the
best known retired business men or
hiynohourg. died to-day after long
Of Lynchhurg. and engaged success
ful!y In the coal and wood business
until nc retired about Ave gears ago
re re wa FOR years a member of the City
Souncll. past commander o. Garland.
KoGes camp, Confederate Veterans an
elder or thu First Presbyterian CnurcF
ana ans i a director of the Lynchburg Cot
ION Mil Company and the Lynchburt.
National Bank. He leaves a widow
VINO was Miss Josephine Perry, OF Bo,n-
,ourt count. and two dauFh ters. lie
terry In the civil War. and wae ,SonnS-
ed at Cold Har5or.
Or. Thomas VI. Deitrick.
~ bfi Ihos Marion DcItrick, Q; Eliers
cay In the seventy-sccond year or 6I,t
ese. lie was the third and only sur
satinR son OF Captain VIM. a. ana ga
ran Williams Dcitrick. and was bon.
az Coal iiiil. Henrico county. April 2,
iis4o; was educated at Roanoke ana
in nahi pa sianey Colleges: was attend
q q, C.. at the outbreak Of the Civil
war; left there when hIs hrst nat W.
Plate seeded 10 answer her call Tor
brave men. and continued his nedjcsi
richmond Medical College, from tyhich
ne graduated in 1866.
., was married in September. 1852,
Ter Pollard. OF Caroline county vino
survives him. VIZ
lie enlisted in the war as fitst lieu
iourth Virginia Cavalry, under coinnel
Roobin: took n leading part in the cnn.
lure OF the famous Dahlgren's com.
~ u No. ana during the las, two years
ties near R!chmond. lie was wounded
at Double Gate, and on the SURRENDER
81 Oh kiehmond his command was the
retreat to Appomattor. where he and
ms REMNANT of brave men took mari
l d inc battle tust before Lees surren-
turn.d ~ t inc close Of the war he re-
f.ueo nome ana soon finished his prc.
ttTiIssionai studies and practiced il un-
" 1916. when nc gave up on accom-
b h. nis health and In order TO devote
~ 81 when ne was always dseply Inter
estSd IN scientific and practical way
,n was successful farmer. his cs-
and best improved OF ali the estates
on James River rs''
DT; DIETRICH was an estimabIe citizen
ha ms community. man in whom all
mao Inc greatest confidence because
VI MS hiEh sense of honor and justice
Edward Mansfield.
Especial to the Times Dispatch.l
lSlwTtncnvilla Il.
ward Mansfeld died here yesterday.
ne mad been confined to his room for
several days suffering from heart trou-
oie lie was native OF New York
state, and had been living here since
september. 1910. He was about fifty
one years old. His remains were
taken charg. of by R. B. Turnbull
sheriff of the county, and buried on
his place. near the town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05

In the Virginia case. commended in the
majority opinion ae the most proper
and orderly course in cases of this
sort when practicable"
Criticism of a Judge Tor the decision
of question depending upon ques-
lions of fact fairly disputable. or upon
doubtful questions Of Lao. Is rarely
justified. but whore a Judge ignores
an Acknowledged and well established
doctrine. such as tho doctriue that q
court VIII not and cannot take juris-
dfctfon of controversy already pend
Ing in another court OF whore he ig-
nores precedent commanded by the
appellate conrt as tho most proper
and orderly course" criticism is juBti-
ned-
Abuse OF Judicial Discretion.
We Insist, therefore. that the as
sumption OF Jurisdio3ion by Judge
Hook in the Oklahoma case. however
pure his motives may have been. may
be fairly characterized as an abuse of
his judicial discretion. and that his
action demonstrates the IMPROPERLY
OF giving him higher judicial station.
There is much unrest. whether justin
able or not. In the public mind grow
Ing out OF the frequency and facility
with which injunctfons have been
granted by United States judges OF in
perlor courts restraining the enforce
Court OF the United States has itself
apparently rebuksd the Inferior Fed
eral courts for granting such injunc-
tions on insufficient grounds in the
following cases:
Mum vs. Illinois, o. U. S. 1928.
Rugsles vs. Illinois. los U. s. SAL.
Chicago. etc, r. Co. VS.. Wellman, 1+3
U. S. 244.
San Diego. etc. Co. VS.. National
CITY, IT4 u s, 739
Chicago. etc, r. Co. VS.. Tompkins,
176 u. S. 176.
Louisville. etc. r. Co. VS.. Kentucky,
isS U. S. 81.
EH parte Young. 209 U. S. 123.
Knoxville vs. Knoxville Water Com |
pany, Pig u. S. /.
Wilcox vs. Consolidated Gas Co., 212
u. s. 10,
If the principles established and pre-
cedents approved By the Supreme Court !
OF the United States may be ignored
by the inferior Federal judges at Will. !
then we are making little progress in
railway rate regulation.
Please pardon the liberty we have
taken. Your own high Ideals as to
judicial appointments ia our excuse.
Our interest in maintaining the high
character of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. as well as the import
ance of maintaining the public conn
dtnce and trust in that high tribunal
Is our justification.
With assurances of respect and con. !
Idcnce, !,
(signedl
R. R PRHNTIS,
WILLIAM F. REEAr
j. RICHARD WINGFIELD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
BY-PRODUCTS PAY BEST
They Yield W Fer Cent. Profit In Beef
iYr
WILLIAM F. REEAr
J. RICHARD WlNGFIELD

They Yield W Ter Cent. Profit In beef
fucI>lng BUSINESS.
Chicago, Jenoary 4.-py-pTooucts
y.eIu ., per Cunt. OF the pronts IN the
yaSA.n, ousi..ess, s,ccoruInS " AZ ufes
gwen uy nII4iuIn -. Ml.es. formerly
General manaheI oi the armour fdGh-
Ing Company. Vi t>aneas cay. VINO con-
Ciuuea Testimony lo-uay IN Inc
trIaI or the ten Chicago packers
Gna.Se ga VITA criLIInai vocation or Inc
SnGIIian law. Iie gave the cuihpanE
net pEOnts 10Y 1885 ds S3VI, Ill
the dressed beer department. based
upon tue S.aus ALDr oil .uA.o-v animals.
An anal! sis vi THESE ne ures showed
that In: Cunp.ny maze pul s cents
prVut ON dressed meat OF eacn steer
KiIIrd, h4ie the tat OF eaCn animal
yieIued pront OF AZ cents. Inc pront
Oh NOES was 81 cents ii mead. anu ia
cents pront was OBTAINED from tne
The pront from tho fat was fourteen
ana the pront from the niues was near
~ as mucn. 1he money maue from
slue in the hooIs WAS six TINES as
much as tnat naue from the SAGE or
the iresn meat, according to MIR. Miles.
Special Counsel Sneean spent slteral
hours III ali euort TO compel tae Wit
ness TO ADMIT that these LSures were
obtained Dy bookkeeping methods de-
Nistd oy the packers. but was unsuc-
Cessful.
arthur Colby. director and assistant
secretary OF the National Packing Com
pany, viii be called as the govern
menLs fourth witness whan court re-
GonvsneS Tomorrow.
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May Be Listed on Exchange.

New York, January 4.-Application
Will be made TO the Stock Exchange
soon, 1t was learned to-day. to list
practically all the securities OF p. Lo-
rillard and the Liggett 6: Myers To-
bacco companies, which owe their or
ganization to the decree of the United
States Supreme Court dissolving the
American Tobacco Company.
The Z per cent. and 5 per cent bonds
of the Lorillard Company already are
being deult in On the exchange In ten
tativc form, and its preferred shares
Will soon be formally listed.
All the securities of the Liggett &
Myers Company, including the per
cent and 5 per cent. bonds. the per
cent. preferred steel: and maybe the
common shares. Will DC listed. giving
the various tobacco securities a wider
and more open market than before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
WITNESSES NOT POSITIVE
Fail to Identify Men Held for Postal
Robbery

savannah. Ca, January 4.-Erforts
to identity young George II. Hill and
Henry Eckstorm. OF Baltimore. as the
Two men who held M and robbed an
Atlantic Coast Line train several weeks
ago at Hardcevilla. s. c.. OF registered
man valued at $4,000 were made at
the preliminary hearing before two
United states commissioners here to-
day.
Members of the train crew ana rail-
examined The prosecution had NOT
finished Its case when Adjournment
was taken until Tomorrow morning
no witness made a positive identifca-
ton of either of the two men,
j. G: Prentice, of Savannah. IS under
surveillance under warrant sworn
nnt fnr MIN to-day In connection with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
FOUR BOYS DROWN

Their Coasttng sled Break. rj,rourh
Ice OH River.
Winohendon. Mass. January 3.--Four
boys were drowned to-day when n
double,runner :. coastinG sled broke
through the Ice on the Contoocook
OF Winchendon. The drowned were:
Aiphn Paradise. fourteen.
Emory HRiies, fftccn
Alfred RObichnmd, ten.
Leon ChouIn,Urd. seven.
All the children were OF French
Canadian parents. Thomas Tafronier
and Raymond Bouvais were rescued
with difficulty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05

body seated in a chair in his night
stove. 1t Is thought he arose sovarai
nights ago to get warm and accident.
ally opened the Jet
=, BLISS was born near here May 4. 1861
ais dimensions were: Height, a feet
incnes: waist. 73 incheB; hins. ss
ihchcs: chest, Sc inchee; thigh a.
inches; calf. II inches: collar. I'll inches:
nat. 7 BIS; socks, IL 1-2: shoes IA.
weight $40 pounds -
Bliss waH known In America and Eu-
rope. having toured both as a SALESMAN
II9r a bicycle factory sixteen years ago
ae also was at various times with cir
cuses. Last summer he spent seyer,Y
weeks on tho road with "fat lnan's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
DEAD LINE" PASSED
Hobher Enters Sassau Street OGlco nnd
As.nultn Aged EnHrnver.

Esw York. January 4.-Henry Gar
land. an aged engraver, was assaulted
sEd robbed to-day in his Office In Mas.
and below the Fulton Street "deud
line" which the police long ago astub-
lshed an. tbs lirhit beyond which per-
sons with criminal RECORDS or suspl-
OF being arrested on sight
the robber entered Garland's Office
on the top floor OF tho building and
struck him over the head with Il black
jack, knocking him unconscious The
man got away unidentified with uuan-
rity Of jewelry belonging to Garland's
customers and small amount OF
money.
The engravcr was removed to n hos
2itel In serious condition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
"Rerry,s for Clothea"

Though we may disagree on
the tariff, we agree on Protec-
ton, when it comes to feet.
Here's foot protection made
Tor our January pavenents
and winter. climate.
Thick inter-lined soles, hon
est oil soaked leather, good
rOonly winter apartments for
your two feet. Price $B.OO-in
black or tan.
For $3.50, shoes in which
you can run about all day with
comfort.
For full dress shoe to 90
with our evening suits, the
new a h Q n q b le Hanan
model in patent leather-$6.BO.
The Berry Shoe for boys, So
to SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
ACCEPTS CONDITIONALLY
Colonel Haldeman VIII Become Adtu.
tant-GcnernI OF Kentucky.

tHht-henerhI OF kentucky.
Louisville, KY. January !.-Colonel
William B. Haldcman, a well-known
Haldeman. president of the American
Newspaper Association to-day was an
pointed AdjuIant- General of Kentucky
by Governor McCreary. Colonel Haldc-
nder OF the local militia regi
ment, has accepted the post for Six
months. or until the annual summer
That conditional acceptance, viii ncr.
mil him 10 endeavor TO right The dis.
order Into which the affairs OF the
National State Guard has falien.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
BREWERS DISSOLVE
Members Deemed issocini,, g., ~,
laIinu of NH z..a4 ~ VIC

Mcinhers Deemed Association in yio.
iation OF antitrust Law.
M.I"anE &c, WIS. January 4-The
Brewers Shipping Associa zion, one ~
therleadtng organizations in the United
states. has dissolved. IL being deerned
violation Of the Sherman antitrust Is "
The association comprised lea6ioe :,
brewers OF Milwaukee, * ansns City. ST
Louis Omaha, Cincinnati Minneapolis,
and ~ one time Rochester ~ Y. rs
combined working capital was 1900. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
First Schedule Up.

Washington, January 4.-First OF
the tarin revision schedules 10 come
before the full Democratic membership
OF the Ways and Means Committee wilt
he IRON and steel. when thu commi ttec
meets Tomorrow 10 consider the draft
OF q Dill prepared BY subcommittee
which has had the subject under con-
slderation for some time The sub
comnitte='s bill provides for free iron
ore and general reduction from 80
to 20 per cent. on all steel and Iron
The bill would add to the FREQ list
carpenters tools and other ordinary
articles in common usage.
Inc subcommittee. composed OF Rem
resentatives Dixon. OF Indiana: Palmer.
OF Pennsyl van!a. and Hull. of Tennes-
see. agreed to-day upon the tentative
draft OF the measure. Chairman TN
aerwood imm adiateiy called a meet
ing OF the Democratic members 10 con-
slider the bill. and it Is probable that il
VIII be ready for presentation in tho
House next week
No caucus on tha tar!n legislative
program has been suggested yet. and
IT Is probable that there will be none
until the WOOL schedule is ready.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
LARGEST MAN DEAD

'Bnby" BLISS Is Found Frozen to Death
in His Home.
Bloomington. ILL.,. January 4.--Leon.
ard t"Baby'l Bliss, reputed to he the
largest man in the world. was found
frozen to death in his home here To-
day. Hc had not been seen about taa
mace for several days. and ,neighbors
made an investigations TREY found his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
LIVELY DEBATE
ENDS IN NOTHING

CONTINUED From First Page.)
meeting here last week for tho pur-
pose laid the plan before the Presi-
dent to-day. 1t has been indorsed by
many Republican Senator'S and others
prominent IN official lie. The Presi-
dent promised Professor Fisher he
would take UP the question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
DEATHS

BoWLER-Died. at his parents resi-.
denee. FOG North Ninth Street, We'd
nessaay January 3. MILES VI. BOW
Funeral services will be held mt
FlrSt Baptist Church FRIDAY, LAM
nary g. 9 p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
MARRIAGES

marriage Of Mf:S.
CORA NEAL to MIR. JAMES D. PfNN
took place December 20. 1911. at the
residence of DR.. w. II. Johnson, ia
East Leigh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
Advertising Ideas Free

We are successfully handling many largo
and small accounts in the South IL YOU
want Tree IDEAS. suggestions and advice IN
connection with your advertising tell US 30
by letter. phone or In person.
{ REFMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC,
Mutual Building.
Richmond :. Y!rz,nts.
'ehons Madison 2i:.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
Getting Wiley Report Ready.

Washington January "A report
nased upon 81 subcommittee Informal
agreement to sustain DR.. H. W. Wiley
without severe criticism of Secretary
whipped into sh pc at n series OF meet
ihES which the House committees that
investigated the Wiley case viii hold
beginning Tomorrow
INC investigation Of the charges and
counterchargcs in the pure food f,r,ht
winch centred around DIR. Wiley. chief
OF the Chemistry Bureau. and his an :
taEonists on the so-callcd government
referee board, was made by the House
committee on Expenditures In the De-
partment of Agriculture during the
extra session OF Congress- The report
VIII be made public within a few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
PILES crnEp IN q TO DAYS.

Your druggist VIII refund money II
pAZo OINTMENT rails to cure any
case'of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pfo-
trYdin piles in TO II days. SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05
No Longer Scout II.

Men who month ago secuted tho
IDEA Of RocGcvelts entry into the field
now admi: privately that they can
place no 3ther construction upon re-
cent hapJ enings than that he ia hold
ing himaelf free and uncommitted, to
announts his candidacy later IL he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-05

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