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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24

r. Fernand Veazey and chill
IL lefl for Houston, Texas, this
's u. after spending the summer
IN her sister, Mrs. Alpha Fon-
. - Mr.. Veazey is engaged
business in the above City.
Ms ]. B. Hull and mother,
4 E. Holman, are in Cypress,
ssss, at the Hot Wells for sew
tal weeks. -.AlL-AA2
Miss Marie Romero OF New
IRA is i visitor here this week,
Z guest Of Misses Fay and Clara
M. -Rayne Tribune.
Mrs. J. X. Davis entertained
4 Wednesday at a children 5
rty, which her little guests
oroughly enjoyed.
Mrs. A. c. Gayle is at home, at
spending .Ihree weeks in New
leans. with Mrs. Fortune Jou-
Il. y ...-.A--ali2AsAn
Miss Dora Lee spent Wednes-
y in Jeanerette, the guest OF
,nt, Miss Harriet Weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Murray is visiting
y. LeDoux r. Smith in Baton
huge. = -A-aA4Aia..>i
Misse, Lucy and Stella Estorge
inter-, aimed the members Of the
hunger yet on Monday evening.
Miss Julia Mcmahon is visit
% relatives in Thibodaux.
Nj. Lizzie White has returned,
her completing the summer
Sure at Tulane. Miss White
I'm teach music and art in the
igh School this term.
Hon. Walter Guion, candidate
Associate Justice Of the Su-
eme Court Of Louisiana was
Re last Thursday morning en-
ne to st. Martinville. Mr..
isn came up from Jeanerette
! the Trolley.
llnA brisk and cement at Der
- Lunber C.o
NJ. = j. Wynn of Dallas,
~, u visiting her parents, Mr..
NJ. u. v. Bsrthe for a few
A.s.AxAx1lA
~ Ninetta Mates left last
Il III Nacogdoches, Texas to
4 her nister, Mrs. j. O. Cox.
Mn, IA Fisher and children,
eonpanied by Mrs. Howard
lu arc spending a few weeks
Marathon, Texas, the guests
NJ. lawrence Lyles, Mrs.
mrs brother.
nor SkLE-A set Of dining
- ihrniture at q very low
T.. Apply to M. Galliand. At
M ]. B. Woeberghs of Lc-
onvine passed through New he
w Friday en- route to New
Fleaal, where she will purchase
Il III Millinery stock.
NJ Frank j. Messenger, the
Ieient Tx Collector of the
sri6t o1lee departed this week
: Haqdemine. He was ac-
npanied to the above place
hia yt1sFable mother, Mrs. Gas
ANt,yer.
n 1hasou Of Citizens Bank
~ sale. Apply this once.
= friends Of Mr.. John A. Gc-
~ City were more than
11ed lpon hearing that his
eight = much better since he
a oDtation performed on
y Il Gebert was almost
W. blin& from the cataracts on
~, 5IAe a sufferer for a
ler Of years. The operation
= peFtoEzned in one of the
q 1nnlt1ziuns Of Texas and
dneeeely wish him a speedy
evesy fron the terrible affi:c-
TIT hpd befallen him.
- nsnt, situated at 428
w. Alreet, after September
APly Murray & Smith.
- Adams Of New Or
IN of Mr.. j. A. Fagot,
citizen, died at his
~ Orleans last We'd
= ! short illness. Mr..
r.. numerous relatives
80 and was . brother |
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24
New Iberia. Aug. 10. :.

New iberia, Aug. 10, IL.
The insurance and real estate
Arm Of Grant & Derouen has been
dissolved by mutual consent, the
business viii be conducted by Mr..
Grant, the senior member under
hio own name.
II ]. DEROUEN.
N. L9RANT.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24
TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP.
The undersigned gives notice that he
Ass taken up yellow COW branded about
this: - which came upon his plaza 10
the TIL ward about the month Of
January. Owner can recover properly
~ paying an costs of sdvertisine and
kssping, s. D.sL. DELcxhBREs
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24
DON'T DRINK ALONE

when you open . bottle Of Bud
wsaser beer. It's a. good for the
wife a. it is for the husband. For
Budweiser beer is a. wholesome
. It il palatable and refreshing.
1t puts flesh on the bones and rich
red blood ia the veins. II sus-
tains the old and strengthens the
young. just one case will be
snough to prove it. merits. Shall
We send i'll
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24

Those wishing to vote in the
primary Of September Sd had
better visit the Clerks Office and
register.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24
Property For Sale.
rgcHE AUTOMOBILE BUILDING

Bstwesn Main and julia ots.
ron SALE
FOR terms and particulars apply to
LOUIS KRAMER, franklin, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-24

Last Wednesday morning an
unfortunate and horrible accident
befell q negro who had from all
indications. been riding tho rods
on train No. Z due here at about
two o'clock .. M, but which
reached New iberia only at Ave
Q clock in the morning. The me-
gro had evidently gotten uDder
one Of the passenger coaches at
some station between New Or
leans and this point and in pre-
pairing to get on just before the
train stopped, fell and was crush
ed almost to q pulp. The main
part OF his body was found ct the
corner Of Julia and Washington
Streets, while his head with other
parts was discovered near JET
ferson Street, the crew Of the
train not knowing anything about
the accident continued On TO La
faystte before being made aware
that thsy had killed : man. This
tran had left New Orleans on
schedule time, 9:l5 p. Y. but the
tender Of the locomotive get ing
of the track about twenty miles
above the City, 1t leaet three
4 l--..-~z4 -. t..~S a<~9n&nn AkA nMn{nn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
HEAR ARGUMENTS
ON NEW FRANCHISE
MAYOR VIII NOT act ITUKRTED-
~ On RICHMOND AND HEN.
RICO ORDINANCE.

Mayor Richardson yesterday re-
ceiped from city Clark August tha
otffclal copy Of the ordinance grant
ing tne franchise to the highest bid
der to establish and maintain plant
for furnishing citizens with light an
power. as asked Ter hg the Richmoad
and ileurIeo hallway company,
The mayor received q letter from
Henry f. Anderson. Of the Virginia
Halfway and Power company. ask
ing that he h. heard on several law
points in connection with the ordi-
nance. before he acts upon the meas
ure Hc granted the audience, and
hNed Monday morning AT 10 o'clock
as the time IN his office In the city
hall The mayor wrote Samuel l..
Kelly counsel Ter the Richmond and
Henrico company informing him of
the time SET for tina hearing, and II IT,
likely that Mr.. Kelly viii also 10
on nand At the time.
7 do nor wish to delay action in
nc matter" said the mayor yester-
dax. but the time mentlonea seemed
to be the best suited TO the lawyers
iu The ease"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
TOBACCO men LIKE
THE NEW SECRETARY
COLONEL WEBB PERSONALLY
POPULAR AND NEW POSITION
FILLS A WANT.

Richmond tobacco men are inn
mensely pleased with the selection Of
Colonel Garland Webb. AS secretary 81
the tobacco association of the United
Sratcs. which was made nj the annual
convention OF the organization Thurs
dap at ola point colonel Webb. woo
Ia editor Of the southern ToraCco'
Journal. published at Wiuston-Salem,
\ ca 10 personally popular with the
intnnTefs, and The fded or TIE 2Toa-
ton OF the Office % secretary tree" s.
urer stronsiy appeals - The members.
Colonel IS ehb is spending a few
DAYS in Richmond getting acquainted
with the members ne doesn't know
7rt77 Il To rt-w mt rar- Trr ;7r17t -"
cldentally getting few tips from
President Carr!ugton as to his De"
d1tics. He will pat 81 much 0f ms
lime travelling for The association aId
bHli1lrg AZ IFS membership, which IL
is hoped 10 double before the next an
nual meeting In the selection ui
Colonel Webb the tobacco men f"ti
thFt the beard OF governors has Sc
cured the TlEht man.
The members were still laugh e
yesterday over Tho vaudeville stunt
that Colonel WEBB pulled of az the
- TrsIfl,-f ~ Tn. tfEHr1heTtatn ft1r9Tsr+Ty
night When his selection as secre-
tate was announced 70 the members
by President Darlington. there were
anITI1siastTc raIIs Tor speech. The
rev secretary declared that ne could
not make a speech. bat ne would show
the members how an old-fashioned
prize warehouse auction was held in
his younger l44.s Whe44-A -4e-4A Al -a44l=
tioneer. Then the colonel selecting
George Knuwlton, Of the Ola Dotnin-
ion steamship company as his victim,
pat MIR. knoNitou ~ 10 the highest
bidder crying his wares IN regulation
auction sJ'vie, much to the amusement
Of the banquetters and the guests as-
sembled In the Chamberlain dining
room Mr.. Knowton brought only
twenty dollars, which, the auctionccr
said. could be paid in Confederate
money.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
THE SUNLIGHT ON HER SHOES

Good. Let us go to the kitchen
garden and put the growing bean
vines Into the picture. Shall Dor
row sunbonnet and pick some in a
basket?'
Whatever Lila Moore did she at
tackled with enthusiasm and accom-
plished with complete success. Never
had Barnes Wilburs drawings been
so good or In such demand II be-
came q matter of course that Lila
should accompany the young artist
on his tramps around the country
side. and what one pair of eyes cid
not discern another did.
AT last the summer drew to close.
Parnes Wilbur prepared to return tu
New York, Lila Moore's aunt an
nounced that they. too, must return
to town.
Dear" said Barnes to Lila on the
last evening as they stood beneath
their apple tree, would you trust
Your future happiness tn ne--Would
you dare marry such poor beggar
as / am? | shall never be great
bat l-s+lSa a4l,..,----------~---- ---~------
If you were great you'd be in love
with yourself or your art" laughed
Lila. please tell me why you would
never use my face in your drawings p
I've wanted it for myself from the
first" he whispered "Wiu you trust
yourself to me dearest 90
Yes, she whispered. and later:
And we can take the wedding trip
On Budlougs Matchless Griddle,
Barnes, can't We"
Yes, and furnish our house on the
Farmers Breakfast oats and Purity
Soap checks, darling he added Sc
riously.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
BODY OF GENERA.
HOKE IS BURIED
MANY PROMINENT PEOPLE
FROM ALL OVER NORTH
CAROLINA ATTEND
SERVICES

Special TO The Richmond NIrkinian)
RALEIGH, N. C., July 5.---1he body
of the late General Robert +, Hohe
was today laid TO rest in lakewood
cemetery, Raleigh. adjoining the Con-
tederate cemetery where large nun-
btrs OF Confederate soldiers are
buried
\ large number Of prominent peo~
Pile from all over North Carolina nd
several Southern States. attended the
services, and in the funeral cortege
were many old soldiers clad in their
old Confederate grey uniforms, and
others from the State Soldiers Home
here. Following We're the pail
o. s-fs
Active. Il. Timberlake. Ernest
Haywood John r Pullen. Marshall
Delaney Haywood. Ernest Balm. r
II. Briggs. William =. Grimes, Is. a
benson, William B. Snow and George
T. Folk
Honorary--C. Z. Johnson, Colonc!
A r Andrews, Dr. v r.. Turner.
Ed. Chambers smith. J. r Cham
herla.n, r. II. Bradley. Judge Wal
Ter Clark. Josephus Daniels, pr. A. w.
Knox. Benehan Cameron, w. A. Err
Win, Charles Root, Leo H. Heart, J, s.
Wynnc. +. 9. Duncan. h. s. Jerman,
John G. Drewry. II. l.. Litehford,
John Ward, Colonel John w, Hins-
dale and Colonel J. Bryan Grimes.
kilograms Received.
General Theodore S. Garnett. com
handing department Of Virginia
United Confederate Veterans today
wired the following message from
Norfolk;
The department of the Army of
Northern Virginia, United Confeder
ate Veterans, tenders to the family
OF General Hoke and to his native
| state our sincere sorrow at his death. 8"
The following kilograms from Gen
eral Bennett Young. OF Louisville.
Ky, commander chief. United Con
I federate Veterans WAC received
As representative OF the surviv-
ing confederates. I give expression 10
the universal sorrow over the death
Of General Hoke. In his death the
South has lost "A great patriot, ii great
soldier. a great citizen and great
man, and his passing viii cause wide
spread grief among those who love
the South and its traditions"
1t was beautiful day. and the bur
iai in lakewood, nea1 the graves OF the
hundreds Of Confederate inferred
within few years~-in that section
OF the large burial ground knownSaa1
} the Confederate cemetery and wit6fU
memorial day services are held eaxgf
10th OF May-with many barred grey
headed Confederate Veterans from the
| home in uniform in attendance. was
. impressive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
ADMIRAL OWEN To
ACT As ESCORT"
VIII. CONDUCT MEMBERS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY AROUND
HAMPTON ROADS

"Adm.ra! Harry owen Of the
summer navy has sent out uumDe.
Of invitations to Ihembers Of the
general assembly. Who are known as
railofs, 10 accompany the officers and
crew % 1ne ptlor boat "tirapes on
u cruise around Hampton Roads be
ginning July 27th. The sailors will
be divided into several parties, No
that the boat Will at no time be
crowded. The various trips viii con
sumo about one month
Skipper Harvey Cunningham Will
have charge OF the boat. and he
promises the best OF weather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

Especial TO The Richmond Virgiuiau.b
ABINGDON, VA July 5,-Tht eu-
gaEenent of Miss Annabel Morris to
John Preston Buchanan, a well known
young lawyer Of Marion. was az
nouuced this week Miss Morris tS
from Texas. and has for tnr past
three years taught music Al Stouewnu
Jackson institute She - not only
a musician Of marked ability, she ha3
been the recipient Of much attention
because Of her unusual beauv ard at-
Effectiveness 1hc marriqee viii tuk .
place in September Miss Morris il
at present the guest OF Miss ashby
TaVinr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
WILL PICK OUARTERSS
WITHIN A FEW DAYS

Secretary Buykin, in conjunction
with the special committee Of direc-
tors Of the real estate exchange Is
9usiIy engaged In inspection and con-
sideratinn Of the various locations Of
fered for the headquarters Of that
institution options have been Sc
cured on a number OF places and II
IS expected that decision Will be
made todav.
1t is the aim Of the secretary and
committee to secure rooms somewhere
near Eleventh and Main streets. this
, location being regarded as logical
for many reasons j viii require
several days to properly equip the
rooms, but It is expected that the
exchange will be in fun blast before
another week passes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
BROAD ROCK CASE
TO BE ARGUED TODAY

Before Judge Edmund WaddifI. of
the United States district court Will
be argued today the matter Of sus-
pension Of sentence Of Clarence 49,
Wood. preaidentgof the Broad Rock
bistlIiuE company, who vas con
R30ted al. tha reeent special term uf
court Of Violations OF the internal rev
onue laws Sentence was suspended
on wood Ia Difference TO motion
ly council
Messrs Wenderharg and Hanson
will argue the case for Wood, and
District Attorney Lewis VII look after
tho interests Of tho government
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
JAMES E. PHILLIPS
DROPS OUT OF RACE

After considering the matter fully
Healrh Commissioner James r. Phil
lips yesterday stated that he would not
enter the race for a place on the ad-
ministrative board
My private business is such" said
Mr. Phillips. THAT feel that cannot
neglect IT for the duties of the board.
| want TO thank the many friends who
have importuned NE to stand for the
place had felt at one time that
would enter the race. but / have re-
considered The matter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
yireinian I'orges 20 Front

Baltimore papers make extended,
complimentary references To the ad
vancemert of Roland n Marchant, a
prominent young attorney - that
city, and native NireHian. to the
post OF assistant states attorney -
Baltimore city Mr.. Marchaut has
been on the staff Of the states aftor-
ney for some time, and his promotion.
which carries with il y handsome in
crease In salary. WAS due to faith
fuI service and was we'll earned, He
liz native Of Mathews county, Va
and brother az Deputy Marshal J
F. MarchAnt. Of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
HAPPY OCCASION FOR
MRS. ROSALIE HELD

Mrs. Kosaiie Held, mother OF Isaac
Held deputy treasurer. celebrated her
ninety third birthday on July 4th. The
Held res idence was handsomely dec
Grated with flowers and growing
plants aud during the day and eYen-
ing, many visitors paid their respee is,
and handed In their congratulations.
A number OF letters and kilograms.
and "a quantity of presents were re
ceived by Mrs. Held. who sat in al
the grandeur Of her golden age and
received her friends with that krA-
cious manner that has become noted
during the past many happy years.
In attendance upon Mrs. He'd were
members OF four generations
Mrs HEIDI friends hope she may
enjoy many more happy FourthS u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
FOUR YEAR-OLD BOY
is BURNED TO DEATH

Suffering from burns. as the result
II playing. with .m3iGhes al III. Aonle
Of hts parents, 529 North Eighteenth
street, yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock. Lonnie Williams. son Of tir
and Mrs. Ernest Williams, died u
short while later at the Retreat for
the Sick
The little fellow was horribly burn
ed. Everything possible was d0Ee by
Ambulance Surgeor Hawkins. and the
boy was taken to the Retreat where
II was found nothing could gave HIS
life, although every known means OF
relief was administered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
Auditor Wants 10 Paw

Auditor Warren is very anxious for
the officials who did duty AZ the recent
primary election 10 call upon him and
relieve the city Of what is coming to
them. This not only applies 10 all on
Gals. but others who have A2yth$nA
coming 70 Them as the result OF the
primary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
FAUOUIER TO VOTE
ROAD BOND ISSUE

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian J
WA RRl>NToN, VA. July 5.-Cedar
Run district of Fauquler county, Va.
has applied for bond issue OF 500, :
o00- which Will be supplemented by a
subscription of $4,000 from the au-
tomobfle fund OF the Richmond to
Washington highway, for the con-
struct!on of macadam road from the
stafford county line to Center district
line whore 1t meets the macadam road
into Warrenton The election Will be
-h-fd on thr tTtn uHy or august und6r
under which only the district applying
for the bond issue votes.
DR.. Sam. W. Maphis has been APP
pointed local registrar OF the bureau
Of vital statistics cor the town ~
Warranton and surrounding districts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
Barton Heights

Tho t,rsst union snnaav-schooI
ptr,i, ~ thr Nnthn<Iist Ranttst ana
i.pis,onsf churches ~ Rarton Height.
3a,'d NE Eni.ronaI rhurrh Of Hjgh-
lana park wili take place FRIDAY.
J5n ron THO nfcutc win be given
pIace Raakroe Hnsgh The great
main viz leave win tty hundreds Of
hapuy foIt sharnlv At o'clock
tyerv arrangement has been corn
ul.ta5 Ia ruakn the occasion anp of
ne hunrIfat IN the history or me
schools Of mia town
Mss Pearl Hughes has returned 10
b.r nom in kInu William county
afrar visiting Miss Juiia Smither. on
Griffin avenue.
IN, K.y q T. ,,rnluhut and sts-
ter Miss Ellzaboth Cpaighiil have
gnna Ia. xuaila i -1.4natA- with = aa4np.
'0g pnrty near Lexington.
~ tht Graz. hospit,I TUESDAY by prs
Nolan and Br, an.
Foryner PRINCIPAL + " Rreni will
return 10 Barton IIeights a. prlncl-
PM Of the school for the coming
session He mas served as nrfncfuai
Tar two terms
Mrs r. II. Lawrence and children.
OF New York are guests Of Mrs
Laura Hal
Miss Laura Smith and little broth
or George. arrived "Wednesday from
Buffalo. n y 10 he guests Of their
nprle Eoherf = Row
Mrs n ID Elliott nother ar AYrs
Allan Jervcy. who has ben critical
lv {u il muoh better
Miss 4 Al I<uvk has gone 10
are,J a ,,.,.sl- 4, I\rashIpp.a, she H.
gitssf az Mss Ram Wilson
e., - q G,ot,h ana Family Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
SUMMER RESORTS

TIM Halifax INN. Houston. Va. Iron
and IA;nTa water. High. coon e1eva-
fion among the hills OF Virginia, on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Large airy roc ms aalls aud porches
Excellent tabte special reduced rates
TO Summer hnar6er#
For information address
PROPRIETOR HATr~Ex INN.
Hounton, NfrGtnin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

Miss Elizabeth CEaighi,f .s The guest
~ Mrs At h. bowman. In RiS ermont.
fsynchhurg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

Mlss jamie Cooke. Of Roanoke, who
MAS the guest OF Miss Gas Montague
Tor several weeks last winter has
gone To New ork ~ visit reI1gi1 es.
and VIII later 50 10 1T. kisco IN tile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

Niss clara Wisman IS visiting Mrs
Y Il. e. Garter 81 Newport News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

Mira James j. Pollard has returned
from Atlantic CITY. and will leave on
Aonday 10. A&tlr4I Bridge. where
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
Vt Point of Fork IS

Th0 MISSES E0U0IL 0NuEhters -
Mr. a7ld Mrs J Aston Cabefl. are
hostosses Of q charming house pattg
81 their country place Point OF
FORK Among the guests are Misses
Alice Blair Fredericka Campbell
Alice Hoge. jean Heck, Anne Warren
End linn Nlall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

ar and Mrs Hiram Smith have re-
t1rned from Ashland whore they
have been spending the past month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

H1 J. 49, Morgan and daughter.
Of Eoanoka. -re visiting friends ia
laIs clfy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
House Party.

aaltphty,Il ho,,se nart,, t,.s ho,,
IN progress Inc nast t,yo u,srt,s -
cane IIanr,. NJ, ,r,foea j., No ,,art,,
.yere M INA NJ Area WIN
brsy.r If Hirb,nu,'d MIS- -, -
,ao,ir. II New YorI. AfessrS Charles
l4odsna.n Henri. N-,,t,,,r,ts,et Ia
r.Ie. ~ uIs.o1,t r,rsnp ts,I.l,.t,, ,.r
t,arnyill.. ana k,rngih Ai.Ii., a.
'' 80 '
'"'c'--- NJ.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-06

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Sundays Sept. and %. 800 Bcr-
KELLEY SPRINGS and return. $1.oo
CUMBERLAND and return Special
train leaves Martinsburg 1915 a. m,
9 : CT Is Ct
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-06
Effect Of Crossing Apples.

IF very sweet apple Ia grated or
exceedingly sour stock, tho sweet
ness of the resulting fruit Is not re.
ducod. The acidity and other quail.
ties of apples are largely affected BY
Tho health of the tree and its loca.
ioa. some varieties varying much
no 9 than others. Tho Northern Spy
all fellfower vary from the best to
the most worthless fruit On one
tree apples may be tender, Juicy and
Of pleasant acid flavor while on an
other they are tough, corky and acid
without any suggestion OF sweetness
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1912-09-06
Two Houses Burn Al
Mountain Lake Park

Mountain Lake, Md, Sept. Cone
Of the most disastrous fires in the
history of Mountain Lake Park oc-
CURED Wednesday afternoon between
100 and 2 O'Clock. Dr. Yost, of st.
Louis, wa IN his mothers, Mrs. M.
A. Yosts) bungalow alone. He was
heating on gas stove kettle of
coal or roofing tar to repair the roof
of the bungalow. Suddenly there was
an explosion, followed by a sheet of
fire. Dr. Yost's hat and clothing
were set on fire; part of the hair on
his head was burned off, his neck
and arms were badly burned. DR..
Henry McComas dressed the burns.
Mr. Yost had very narrow escape
in getting out of the house. Before
the alarm could be given the whole
bungalow was on fire. The fire de-
partment of Oakland was phoned for
and was taken to the park by auto
mobile.
Before the fire department reached
the park its citizens were heroically
working to save other property, re-
moving furniture and furnishings. The
Yost bungalow was soon in ashes and
Mrs J. T. Cornwalls' two story -
room house was consumed by the
flame. The adjacent property was
saved by the fremen, three streams
of water playing on the fire and in
Wetting the building Had there been
wind all of Cozy Row would have
burned The Yost cottage was to-
tai ruin except trunk and some bed
clothing, which amounts to about $12.