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The sun., 1912-07-04
Live stock Market.

WEDNESDAY. Juiy
Receipts OF beeves i.ssj head. Including 20
cars for the market. steers IN very lNhitsd
supply and Arm. bulls slow and l0T zoe
lower good COWS steady. Others dull and
lap zoe. lower. The yards were we'll cleared.
Steers sold at SSTSs per loo Lbs no prime
dry led bsevrs offered; common 10 good
grass fed bulls at Na 25; common to sood
COWS at s21SS 30; few dry fed at s:s3a
Dressed beef steady at ia lic, per ID. for
private cables from Liverpool quoted liv.
cattle higher at i<IlIisc. per lb., dressed
weight, IN addition to tn. okal shipments
from this port to-day were IS cattle and rs
sheep To bermuda. Receipts Of calves were
1859 head, including 1888 for III. market.
making with the stai. stock ..0:0 on sale.
Market slow and uneven. 25 soc. lower
than Mondays closing prices The pens
we're cleared. Common to prime Neals sold
at sS.jDTst,s 50 per leo lbs. cuils at $50 81
hu'iermilk calves 81 S3.i5ps& rs City dressed
yeais slow at iiTite per ID. country
dressed vi 81 l3c.
Receipt. Of sheep and lambs we're $3.50
head. including III cars for the market,
sheep less active and zoe. lower hest lamts
frm to Use. higher: others duh and ba ~
steady. The bulk Of the stock went to the
scales Common to prime sheep ,ewes, sold
st s3uN SO: mixed and wethers at ~ Is q
S; cuils ~ $3.50: common to choice ia mbs
at SS.bS9M.25 Dressed mutton slow at q
l0Nc. per Id. dressed lam hs II II lac.
Receipts OF hogs were 5000 head. includine 4
cars for the market. Feeling arm. Iigit
TO heavy state and Pennsylva hogs sold
at sfsSGO.io per 100 lbs pigs At $50
The sun., 1912-07-04
COPPER AVERAGES PRICES.
june Fissres Approaimat ~ -
Cents-MaPket Quiet. hut GrW-
orally Firm.

Those copper producing c"hr,n'es winch
market their product based an the average
prices compiled ny the E"9'Hffr'"a d"d
M,ain0 Jour al will receive for their June
output 1924 cents Ponnd. when vas 'he
average for olectro'ytie FOR that pertod. !.
II was the hest average since the middle oi
1897 and compared with 1901 cents ~ May,
4: .3s5 cents In Juno year ago ANA i'.tW
cents two yesrs ago. Ihe average price
of lake copper for isst month prepared
by the Same source WAS i7.t%a cents. AGAINST
is2ai cents in ths previous month II
IL undsrstOOd that NO regular contracts,
however. for lake copper are based on these
quotations.
The sun., 1912-07-04
THE CURB MARKET.

Inactivity and light trading marked the
close of the curb market yesterday. IL had
opened with briskness which turned early
to duiness British American Tobacco
supplied the principal business. The trading
was done In over 1900 shares. The price
range was from 81, to 3is.. The drop that
marked profit taking Ia United Cigar stores
on Tuesday continued yesterday. The stock
sold down from 260 at the opening to Pos
at noon. closing at 257, Manhattan Transit
sold down to? 2.
The mining department showed little
change. remaining generally steady. Mason
Valley sold between i3'i and ~. closing at
1871. Brooklyn Rapid Transit per cent
notes were sold at VI. and ~ 1915. TRANS
actions In detail In the market yesterday
= Cotlnwe.
The sun., 1912-07-04

PROVISIONS Lard was easier. with light
trading. prime Western. ei0so. refined
Continent. sii ~. Pork Arnv mess. s?o ,,'u
e?,. Beef Rrm; packet. eis. s.5od si7.50. But
er-CreSmcry extras, ?7m:7.c.; hrsts.
2S'. m?sIsc Cheese state. whole milk. new.
specials. i3c. Esgs Fresh gathered, ex-
uas. 70 "a ~ -: frst.. ?o' 10 2i'sc chicago.
July 3-"Provision opened higher with
hogs, hut soon declined on y little long se Hing.
no doubt Influenced by the weakness iu
corn. Later support 70 lard and ribs,
thought TO come from packing interests.
together With some investment buying.
caused = sharp rally and gave IN. market
= hr,ner closing. some of the speculative e
buying was In snticipstiou Of falling ~
In the hog movement"
Prices we're as follows
The sun., 1912-07-04

leading buyers. Waters. Lehman. Black,
rarrott. Starr. Rosenberg. Leading sellers.
Eice Wilson. Riortlan, SchilI. Craig. Mitchell
COTTON NOTES.
0'ivcrpool cabled: Bureau OF 81 for pres
ert crop. with normal conditions hereafter,
Indicates crop Of ij,DU.0OO minimum,
think II much larger"
Dallas wired: Weather just tight. being
varm and dry. Plant will make good prog
ie.s with such weather for next two weeks.
i"lds are clean aud we'll worked. We
near less complaint of insects than ever
hefore Conditions at present. in our opin-
ion. could hardly he better"
The sun., 1912-07-04
I.issidatss a. eI3O,0OO.

Vha,ie. ,h""soo.i. suo iion.s,. .ari ,us.
terday that the recent auc ton salss of the
stocks ~ merchandise of John Pullman \
GO. importers Of hsndkerch iefs, linens and
white goods ~ ~ East Nineteenth street, In
liquidation, rea ali1od ei:0. mo. =
The sun., 1912-07-04
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHuAu", July ;, There was no par,icu-
lar change in the condition of the market
A good undsrtone l. still In evidence, with
buying for investment account u strong
feature. Swifts, hears- Roebuck. Public
Service preferred and Diamond Match
we're in demand. Union carbide declined
On sbsence Of the usual support, Bond
market duh. The summary
The sun., 1912-07-04

GEORGE ". liliGHlS. u puy,uanc- ~ an
rider ot inn ROUnRr LInIoW FOWLER.
.S,rrosa'c - the County Of New YORK, rotce I.
GEORGE n. RIGHES. lat" Of the County of
New Nor. dcccahri, 10 prescn, the same with
youchet, tnrrcpf 10 yhr subscriber VI hts plAcs
~ iran,ar,iug business, No. . u oai street In
the ciiy u Ncw lort, on or De .n;' !ne is!h DAY
of January, 1912, THkODonE z. LEEDS.
Executor fDW. McGANNfN. Attorney Tor
Executor Hroad street. New YORK ciV.
The sun., 1912-07-04
,OndOn prices were
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COaes Decltnes o. Farther Liquids.
tioa-Dsii Spot Tsaas saa
I.svger RscsiPts-SSos Sep.
pert.

tonss MAS again heavy. itwss q liquidst-
ing market The bulls seemed tired OF wait
,ns tor the promised rise Apparently ~.
duii trade in actual coffee Mss wearing
ON their nerves, Then. too. the heavier
receipts ~ primary points make Brazil
l..s aggressive In its views. The now crop
1. NOV ing but tho world refuses 10 sbsndon
The sun., 1912-07-04
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Thomas q. Carlia Bankrupt.

brother Of Patrick }, Carlin, Superintendent
Of buildings, yesterday nled u voluntary
petition in bank r,lptcy Ia the United Hta ties
District Court, Tie places his Indebted.
The sun., 1912-07-04

SuoAR-Raw WAS quiet. centrifugal. ~
test. 35sc.; muscovados. 50 test. 3.:3o. Re-
fined WAS quiet: granuisted. t.0Sc.
NAVAL STONES. Spirits of turpcntine.
AZ. ~tsc. Common to good strained ro-in,
$40
The sun., 1912-07-04
DltIDENDs AND INTEREST.
JBEAMERIGAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
III Fifth Avenur. New York.


Notice Is hereby given that the transfer book.
OF the registered four per cent ,is. gold bond, o'
The American Tobacco Company VII close Al
three O'Clock =. NJ Monday. july 10. ,oic, iot me
open at ter o clock 4. ~. August ?. 1917.
JM " HICKS. Treasure.
The sun., 1912-07-04

spot cotton here was 30 points higher. at
n o. for middling upiands. New York GER
tlfcated stock. 1884: bales. aginst se.s1
last year. southern spot markets un-
changed to &c. higher. Galveston. i2,. .c.
New orleans. IL 7-i6c. savannah. i?c.
Houston. ~ l-lsc., Memphis. i:,sc; Au-
.usta. la1.c.
Receipts and stocks at leading points.
with 4, ON ma ri sOns IA follows.
The sun., 1912-07-04
PROPUbALs.

HOTEL IultrO ldCu slre unacFS,Snci WIZ
~, cive hid,. otal ard written, nh I" room oi
Nonua,e JulN v w.. At tie hutc fer nc p"-cns.-
~ the How, LuIsaA siran at ban Jnsn. Inrlo
Iucu. t.grthcg Niih al lurniture hhd nlVhgs
iLeu,n tontaincd oi every nam" ana nhta!r. "
e. ling al,o an uncAr.lrL lraseho'G WIN pt,si,.
ltgr " renewal Particular, may nr .o.a,"r, .sn ~
from III, undersigned 90 urnn aprhcahon m
l. S VAkIlI,. i5N Whitehall ltnlid'nC. W~
i.Tk tliy JGUN f.. l. NAS. Sa"r'a va Ter
,,tiI, az TN ,t.N4ss uHl rs, y, I
Nn,bILv',.l. n. G., iuAc ~ 'b,- SCARF lll
n,.t, NJ, to tsiNg' at thl" ice N"'" . t,poh
!, "A lul, ~ luig. GO fhr r,rstu",HN ~ H'r'hh
, 81, nn -, . O.i-'. MA '' my -rW,r
tur,tn,ah h,.,. t,Iu. n -, n'-h 30 ,i''"sshN
I'tnrun,lut nl. Ju - .lAtH"i i.hu VIZ ~ ~
t,rrL Ia. l.VV. t,pnr 'Wrui, T. G., luon' W.
ni,tiip rnGtis, .MH,hingn9y ~, "a u
nj pUllIi JliiN uiiNSloN' NA' "
III DSON, Commissioners u, G.
The sun., 1912-07-04

Port receipts. 2.2l0 bales. against 95,
last year. Exports. s,3iO: total for the
season. 10. .c49. ..Oi. against ,3j7 83I last year.
Estimated receipts:
To-day. Lastvcek. Last year
Nrw orleans 900 Ia i.3O l707 81.
Liverpool spot cotton as in good demand
points higher. at Sad. for American mid
diing on sales Of i2,IS bales. Futures
orened about half a point up and closed
~ points higher. Prices as follows:
The sun., 1912-07-04

contains ali The nnanrial news and the stock and
l0nd Quo tAtions 10 The close ~ the maket The
cIosinG 0i0isiiuAs. ,Rclud,ns the hid and asked"
nrires, with additional news matter Al. contAlneh
sls0 In the night and nasi edl,ions of TVS Evskisa
Suk. Ado.
The sun., 1912-07-04

Chicago The weather map shOwa some
further scattered rains In the Northwest
with more or less cloudy conditions and
lower mperatures. We are likely 10 have
rather Y quiet market to-day pending the
holiday. there being nothing Of importance
In the news 40 far this morning to cause
any particular change In prices. On
yesterdays decline "a large cash business
in oats was transacted. the total OF
the same being in the netghborhood
Of 4OO.OOO bush Liquidation has been
very severe, and We are inclined to look for
q steady market. Snow says that winter
wheat condition. 49, spring wheat. Si.+;
indicated crop. now basis OF figuring. sos. :
UO. 900: spring. 276.OoO. 900. On old basis
OF figuring. winter. aso. .OO0. 900; spring. 800.
ono 600. Condition Of oats. ss.s. On new
basis Of figuring Indicates I. $50. 900 900 hush.
On old basis, .2SS, 600 600. fie makes acre
age Of corn Increased Is per cent. Condi.
tion. SIS. Indicated crop on new basis OF
figuring, ? s5i ,0OO, 900: on old basis Of hgur-
ing. 500: .OO0. 900.
special from Albert IAs. Minneapolis
Crops the last few days have been makin
rapid prOgress. especially corn. and many
fields will be knee high the Fourth. Q stage
in its growth deemed necessary 70 insure .
good crop In the autumn.
kenney, III. Oats are look ing good. but
will be late and some zelda spotted. but II
nothing happens from now on will have =
good crop Corn is smallest l ever saw at
this time of the year. II IL three weeks late
and We will have to have perfect weather
and late fall to raise even . fair crop
There is no wheat here; don't believe will
ship $500 bush. from this station
here l shipped 81, ,cOe last year"
FLOUR. Easier with only moderate
trade. Spring: Clears. S5. Ina Ss. IS; patents
81 eOm 8.:S; Kansas straights, SS.i5dS5 ?j
Rye -four. - Goa $50
The sun., 1912-07-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

r. Monroe Dyer Of n, ". Halsey 4 20
has been elected u director Of the National
Reserve Bank.
The sun., 1912-07-04

RANLfN. EpNIN: In pursuance NJ an order
Of Hon. John =. 'ohalan, a surrogate of ths
ouniy Of New Nura. notice L. hereby given tn
al persons hsNia. claims again>t EnWIN hAW.
LEY lair Of tfH County az New Notf. deceased
20 presrni the same win vouchers thereof to the
srh,rrihSrs a. thcii pisrr o, usnsacilng business
ct tnc uircr of Their attornoys, MtssrS Stanch-
neld Levy, No. II Zine street In the city Of Now
ork an OF before the 18Th day of August. isia
Dated, February 18Th. 1917
FTANk n DAVIS.
WALTER y. CRAtDF1t.
WILLIAM 4, HANLRN.
Admui, ,tTAtufa
The sun., 1912-07-04
Notice Of the taii ~ the Fit eOn sottdatcu
Mortgage rive per Gent PIT, rear Sotd
Ronds Of The firinfoti ItGhtinx AMI
water tOEipanN. now The Crawford water

Watrr tOripanN. mo-" Ihc JFHnf0rd WatFT
COMPANY.
The B..nford Ws'"i corpsuv formerly ,ernt
Tho H.lnford I'sntnr HUd Nn,rr t"mpAn! Il
rorpYru,iOn Urganilcl and cAiSilnp under 'hc
laws of he state ~ cnrnrc'itui, hereby give,
notice to al concerned ihst under and IN Arectd.
Hncr with tho terms uf its tirst Consolidated
Mnrtflgf five Yer Ccni Tifty Yer 'irid bonds.
sah huId, being ~ an issue dated tho Drst daf
al iucy'st. 1911. ard h"ldg rrrrcd by NOR
gaze u tho date 'u TIC trniial Tru.t nm
pank nf ~ a'crbury. conn '"iirut. ds trustee. ":
IN, BrinfOfd Water tpripIne. Formerly termed
tcni~ - spdcc'n ard VIII redeem rald lionds al
ITO PER rent ~ The par taluc thctrp'. aud into.
rs' ~ the rrs' day ~ Auri,t. ,n'' upon ssti
M Z dav ~ August fpi:. a. the uflrr " said tn"
CuIjui,l Tfu : company iu the fity " Water
bury. IN tho STATE uf Connecticut
ANY ana all bonds not presented ~ sa,d ONCE
on Sid day of redemption viii then cease 10 draw
interest
rs order of the hoard NJ Directors ~ Tho Rran-
ford Mater Company fnr'"rily t"i'lcI 'hr l'rar
ford Lighting AMI Water CunphrI. dated Iebfu
aYy 2Sh l1l1
III WHITNEY, rccs' tent and Treasurer
The sun., 1912-07-04
pi,IDE>Ds A>D INTEREST.

saving. Hanks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
DATE PALMS IN CALIFORNIA
County Supervisors Are Planting
Them Along Roads and the
Work Js AppIauded.

The board of supervisors OF Los
Angeles county have authorized the
county forestry commission to pur-
chase 500 date palms at cost OF
dollar apiece to be planted along the
San Fernando road. There Is a great
deal of work Of this kind to be done
In southern California. 1t was nat
urally a treeless section until the
horticulturist came in and adorned It
with millions of revenue producing
fruit trees. The highways are still
neglected to a large extent, q thing
that should be remedied with all pos
sible dispatch. Every line Of country
road should have its ornamental trees,
and the main thoroughfares should
be parked with grass plots and
parterres of flowers well cared for,
We must not forget that this is the
playground Of the continent, and that
tourists seeking enjoyment desire to
have the sense of sight delighted
above all things.-Los Angeles Times
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
RECORD OF TIMES CHANGES
Surely Visitor to the Scenes Of His
Royhood Could Not Fall to
Be Impressed.

II reckon you see the old town look
ing some different from what it looked
when you left it thutty years ago,
said Uncle Eb Skinner to the native
returning for visit to the scenes of
his boyhood. "All o. the back part o.
Peeyy's store is new since your day
here, an that bay winder In the drug
store was put in since you left us. The
deepo used to be painted yeller instid
o. red, an the town hall is het by
steam now instid O. with stoves, like
1t used to was in your time Them
two iron hitch posts in front O. the
postof1ce amt been there more than
ten years and that stone watering
trough instid o. the old wooden one
you remember is another change.
reckon you've noticed that Hi Greene
has raised his house story an add
ed summer kitchen. That plazzy In
front O. the hotel is another change In
the old town, an, Of course, you've
noticed the new boss sheds back o.
the church, an the broom shop want
here when you was a boy with US. It
employs fire hands reg lar an seven
In the rash season. Time makes
changes, rs reckon you have seen. -
From Judge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
BROKE OUT IN HEAT RASH


822 Georgia Ave-. East Nashville.
Tenn.-*AIy baby was about two
months old when he began to break
ont in small red pimples like heat
rash, afterward turning into testers.
They gradually spread until his little
head, face. groins and chest, his head
being most affected. became mass
of sores with a great deal of corrup,
ton. 1t became offensive and gradual
" grew worse. kept white cap on
him to keep him from scratching. It
seemed to itch SO badly. It made him
cross and his chest and groins would
often bleed.
Nothing seemed to help 1t. and !
had almost come to the conclusion
that my baby's case was hopeless,
when hearing of the Cuticura Soap and
/ Cuticura Ointment. decided to try It.
noticed at once that baby rested bet
ter, continued 1t for few weeks and
my baby was entirely cured by the CUT.
cura Soap and Ointment. They cured
where all others failed" (Signed)
Mr.. e. o. Davis. Nov. %. 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L. Boston. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Never. Need Of UqlIness.

No town is SO small that It need be
ugly. A little railroad "Whistling post
could be attractive with trees. Some
time the railroads Of the west will
send out their "arbor specials as
they send their good roads trains.
There Is little excuse for the habita-
lions OF men along the track to be
usually the single unlovely thing In
the Kansas railroad journey.
Have you noticed that where fine
trees form park in the air the peo-
pie below have holiday manners? The
people under the trees seem to be
enjoying life They are not satisfied
with slovenliness The accompani-
ment OF nice lawns and pretty, we'll
kept houses and clean streets Is trib-
ute to the example of the trees. Even
to be lazy under arching branches is
the incest sort OF laziness. When you
loaf in the shaded streets of towns
like Lawrence and Manhattan you in.
yite your soul. The good, pray poet
would have liked these Kansas towns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Shock for ! Brother.

John" said an eminent physician,
YEARLY, entering his home after a
hard days work. John, If anyone calls
excuse me-"
Yes, subj" agreed John, the old
family darkey.
Gust say" explained the doctor.
"tI1at the masseur is with me.
A little later the doctors brother
called called and received the shock
Of his life.
Il want to see the doctor at once, .
said he.
"Yuh can't do 1t, sur" solemnly an.
nounced the old darkey, turning up his
eyes till the whites alone showed
'Yuh can't do it, sub. The doctor, sub
am wild de Messiah. New York
Evening Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
MAKING Cheese in olden pays.

Cheese was made by the old-timO
farmers in the summer on the coop
erative plan by which four cattle own.
srs owning say IL milch cows. received
All the milk night and morning, 40
cording to the daily yield Of their
little herd. Thus given two families
having fve COWS each, one with threo
and one with one, supposing that the
average yield per COW was the same.
in two weeks. two owners would make
i've cheeses each; one would press
three, and one only one cheese, but
this one would be 40 good and as large
as any Of the rest Nobility OF the
Trades The Farmer" Charles Wins
low Hall. in National Magazine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
lIxnncriax nf Cities.

The hypocrisy of cities lies in the
fact that their front yards are clean
and their back yards are dirty. The
front yards are spread over with emer-
aid grass shaved smooth by a lawn
mower, and are often attractive with
flowers, rich markets for the bees. The
back yards are slatternly with ash
heaps and refuse and many OF them
are never cleaned up. The front yards
with their pleasant grass and their
daffodils daffodilling and their cro-
cuses croaking. are pretense. They
pretend that the whole premises are
equally clean Vancouver sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
u. 5. senator
LOR|MER BUSTED
MANY PROFFER SYMPATHY
Senator TilIman Wseps AZ q State
ment He Prepared Was Being
Read ~ the Senate

washington. For the hrst time in
the history Of the republic q Senator
Of the United States was expelled
from that body when William Lori
mer, OF Illinois, was unseated BY .
vote OF IS to Is.
This action came after the most
dramatic scene witnessed in the Sen
ate for q generation. It followed an
eloquent appeal from the Senator him
self, who had for three days spoken
in his own defense, and after the
venerable Senator Tillman, Of South
Carolina, with tears in his eyes, had
pleaded for justice for his Illinois AZ
sociate.
Before the vote was taken, too, Sen
stor Dixon, OF Montana, campaign
manager for Theodore Roosevelt, rose
and upon his oath as Senator de-
clared that the afidavit read by Lori
mer, involving Colonel Roosevelt and
himself in bribery charges ct Chi
cago, was q malicious falsehood. He
denied every detail Of the affidavit.
The vote closed the most sensation
al case of its kind in American his
tory. Other Senators have been tried
by their fellows and one or two Of the
number would undoubtedly have been
expelled from the Senate had they not
resigned. This is the first case, how
ever, where majority OF the Senate
has actually voted to drive one OF
their number from the body.
When the Overwhelming vote was
announced, Lorimer, no longer Sen
ator, rose from his seat and walked
slowly out of the chamber. Though
disgraced and convicted after two
trials. the Illinoisan smiled as the
Senate doors closed behind him. On
his way out Senator Smoot threw his
arms about the retreating man. Sen
ator Bailey left his seat and, hurry
ing to Lorimerss side, shook hands with
him warmly. Outside the chamber
| more than 100 persons had gathered,
The former Senator stopped and shook
hands win tnem, after which he quiet.
ly left the Capitol.
Many men and women in the gal
leries were weeping when Lorimer fin.
IesAd his three-day speech. He had
created widespread sympathy foI
hims1f by his prolonged defense and
by his intense pleading.
Senator Tillman said that he was
/ too weak to stand and address the
Senate. He sent his statement to
| the clerk, and as it was read tbs
Southerner broke down three or foul
times, burying his head in his hands
as he wept. He said he was approach
ing his grave and could go before his
Maker without the stain Of having
voted against Lorimer upon his record
He said he cast his vote with the full
knowledge that the act might cos
/ him reelection to that body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
Heat city with Electricity.

It is planned to electrically heat the
dwelling and business houses Of STAY
anger, Norway, and the board of d.
rectors of the electric light plant at
that place has asked permission from
the city council to make contracts up
to a consumption Of 100 house power.
1t has been suggested that the price
for the current thus used shall be
$6.75 per horse power (744 watts) per
year. 1t is also planned to heat the
government and city buildings in that
manner. The population of Stavan-
ger Is $4,000, and the city has water
power facilities to furnish $4,000
horse power for electrical purposes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
To Women Of Civil War.

Washington -Women's Aeroism and
self-sacrifices during the Civil War
probably will be immortalixed by the
erection in Washington Of q home for
the American Red Cross. The House
Public Buildings and Grounds Commit
ties reported sfavorably q resolution, al
ready passed BY the Senate, granting
$4O0, goo toward the cost Of such a
building The structure would be
+ monumental in character and would
be devoted solely to the Offices and
work OF the Red Cross.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
90 slgn FOR Pilgrimage.

Washington More than 50 Demo.
cratic members Of the House signihed
their intention o. Joining the oficiaI
House pilgrimage to Sea Grit N u.
to can upon Governor Woodrow VIZ
son The visit arranged at the House
Democratic caucus Friday, probably
win be made Saturday, when the
committee on arrangements expects
that fuzzy zoo Democratic Representa-
lives VIII be on the special train when
ii leaves the capital
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-07-18
sALLoW FACES
often Caused by Tea and Coffee
Drinking.

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