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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
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News of fredericksburg.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Frederick sbure. Va. July 2o.-Judre
X. II l. Chichester. of Spotsylvania
County Circuit Court has appointed
c Richelicu Coleman. a commissioner
In chancery Of the Circuit Court OF
Spotsylvania County. and also as com
missioner OF accounts OF That court 10
MI the vacancy caused by the death
OF T. Stokclcy Coleman
The appointment by Judge r. II l.
Chichester of former Judge Robert =
Waller, as Commemorative attorney
Tor Spotsylvania County. 20 succeed
the late T. Stokeley Coleman. gives
general satisfaction. Judge Waller
qualified At once
The congregation of ST Georges
Episcopal Church has granted
months vacation to the Rev. +
l.anier, from August l. During bis
absence the pulpit will be filled bv The
Rev. /" r. Coombs, OF Lancaster
County
The Park Hotel building. opposite
Hurkamp Park on Commerce street
now owned by j. McCalla Boulwarc
rs being torn down TO make room Tor
contemplated improvements. Mr. Roul.
ware Will erect a business building ON
the site
The Boy Scouts Of Alexandria. nbout
tfty in number, have gone into camn
IN stafford County, less than a mile
I from this city. and are having a fine
tlmc The camp is an excellent one
plenty OF shade. good bathing, nno
drinking wator. Tho boys are doing
their own cooking and make frequent
visits to Frederick sburg.
Il. NJ. Curtis. a well-known merchant
was taken suddenly III recently. and
is now at the Mary Washington Hos.
p!tal for treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30

rms is Medicatfo iTentlculata. a sort
Of annual alfalfa sown in the burs
m, seed VIII carry 20 the SOL the in
oculat!on for alfalfa But while Bur
clover may do fairly well on the sandy
soils az the lower Tidewatcr section
and the coaS' country southward ii is
OF little value over the greater part
~ V!rein,a and even Where il thrives
best, y IS % little value ae forage as
compared with vetch and other winter
.a-Nnes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
THOUSANDS VISIT
WHARTON GROVE
Record-Breaking Crowds Are At
tending Annual Camp
Meeting.
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| Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
Lancaster. Va, July 29.-Wharton
Grove camp-meeting. in the southwest
ern part of Lancaster County, began
last Friday evening, and is now i'm full
blast 1t Is located on the north side
Oh the RappahanpoclS River, of which
IL commands magnificent view. and
me great tabernacle and the cottages
! mat surround it are shaded by IA grove
OF stately oaks and other native forest
trees Nearly 1000 people attended the
camp on sunday, about 1000 of whom
came up from Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Newport News and Hampton on the
three steamers. Mobjack. Smithfeld and
pennsylvania. More than 100 motor
boats lay anchored in front of the
camp grounds during tho day, while
may others were engaged i'm bringing
crowds OF people from the adjacent
shores Of the Ruppahannock and its
tributaries. The Rev. MIR. Goodwin, of
lrHlhSton. preached fine sermon in
the morning. while DIR. ii. NJ Wharton.
OF Baltimore, for whom the canp is
named, and who has been the leading
preacher mt every meeting held at
w marion Grove since it was establish
ed, preached in the afternoon and at
night The singing il conducted by n
trained choir under the lead of n flne
vocalist from Baltimore. Among the
notable visitors to tho camp-ground on
sunday was John Garland Pollard. of
Richmond, candidate for Attorney G en-
eral. II was expected that he would
deliver tho regular layman's address
on some religious subject but owing
TO the fact that he is a candidate for a
pohtlcal Office ut this time, he declined
10 do so. Colonel John r. Saunders
ms wife and son were among the vlsi-
tors from MddleseX. The meeting will
continue till next Sunday, when il is
expected that another record -brea king
crowd VIII he present
Marvin Grove camp-meeting, in the
southern part of Richmond County, will
teEin next Friday and continue through
Ten days 1t was established thirtv-
seven years ago. and is held under the
auspices of the Southern Method ists
II is situated In splendid grove of
oaks about midway between the Ran
pahannock and the Potomac, and has a
larger attendance Of the native Dopula
ton of the Northern Neck than any
ether camp meeting in this section
kirkland Grove camp meeting. which
like Wharton Grove. is under the CON
troll of the Baptist denomination. Is
located near Heathsville. in Northum-
hoNand County. 1t will begin on the
10Th of August and continue for ten
days
The Rappahannock Baptist Assocla-
ton began its annual session to-day
with Nomini Baptist Church in West
moreland County. The venerable Dr.
Wayland +. Dunaway. OF Lancaster. is
moderator of the association.
Reports from the menhaden fsl,
euano factories report only small
catches of fish during the past week.
For the past two months the weather
has been very favorable to the farmers
OF this region. and as a result the crops
are looking better than for the mast
four or five years
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Charters Issued.

CHARTERS were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Hazel Bill Canning Company. Incor
porated, Fredericksburg. Capital: s., 900
TO $4,000. Henry Warden, president:
y, y tlsher secretary, both OF Fred
Foreign charters:
HilGartner Marble Co. Of Baltimore
CITY, \ Maryland corporation. domes-
Heated. Capital: $3.50. 900 Fred. r..
Rapprich' state agent, Barton Heights
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am often asked about the value
Of the velvet beans In Their proper
climate they are certainly one Of the
heaviest forage makers grown But
unfortunately they take a yery long
season. and viii seldom mature north
~ the southeast corner Of North Caro-
ina They viii make an immense
zrowth, and take far less seed than
3. and even north of where they
VIII mature seed. they may be used
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81. me cowpca hay is as high as that
~ alfalfa Farmers in the South who
al" spendine time and money in the
-rrrt o. grow alfalfa. could get the
SIAM" quality of feed cheaper from cow
leas.- and more OF it in the same
iel-'h ot time
TEtre is no doubt Of the value Of
.,lfalfa and ID makes "A growth on for
fil" suN that gives very large amount
oi tpc hay But most OF our old lands
ueeG 30 be brought up by q short rotn-
ton and frequent sowing of the an
uual lesImr>, and alfalfa is not the
best for short rotation y lot in
alfalfa convenient to the barn is ali
Ylgh;. and q StOCkman can grow IT on
large scale by annual top dressings.
l'ut there are few OF our farmers solely
devoted TO stock raising, and need
rather to practice q rotation that will
bring UP their land rapidly for the
production Of the staple CTopS of the
section. and FOR these the annual le-
cumes like cowpcas and crimson clover
VIII be more profitable than alfalfa.
While making hay Of higher feeding
value than grass. the lcEumes add the
capacity q getting nitrogen from the
air AND fixing il In the organic matter
left I'm the soil, where It will 20 through
the process OF nitril.cation and become
available 10 plants There is as much
nitrogen over an acre of poor land as
there is over the richest, and il is on
these pod acres that ;he lesumes VIII
Ect more hltfoeeh IMAM theN VIII on
Inc rlch ones since theT mo plenty OF
eco ~ nan" IN me rlch SOL, aho not
utSH'"E I" 'io'h 'he an '"eH uo
H''rr "I 'n's.
~ 10y
- ~ ,,n c,, =, paiai,,
i.ss ,nt on 40 nro,,rn,n in toIl, ahont
GRASSES FOR me south ! boran nv tall,
IL, "a inr ma, tba south ala moi rn.d
grass as much as she needed the le-
punes 10 bring the soil up TO a con
dition in which the grasses would
thrive more luxuriantly We need the
humus-making material that We can
set through feeding the legumes and
saving tho manure In the finishing Of
export catie lHrN nave found IN MIS-
sour mat nothins eNc'is cowpea nay
an" IN me ot"o grass section IieN ma
me e"WPe nay "'ua"'e "c'P
III VIZ i''S''- VI ''''' No''9
Green MnnurinE.
am often asked II II will not be
better for the rapid Improvement of
the SOIL to p!ow under the whole
growth OF the !eSume crops Iheo-
reucally. this would be the best prac-
iice for the rapid Improvement of the
soil, But in actual practice, have never
been able to see the profit in the long
run from hury!nC in the soil valu-
able food crop when, by carefully saw
inc the manure, We can recover fully so
per cent Of the manurial value Of the
reed to return to thc land ana the re-
NAMING 20 pcr cent should give us "A
HHe prom on me ieed'hs
iheh' TOO the turning under in the
helsAt OF summer great mass OK
green Growth IS apt to result IN an
aCli fCrmCrtatl ton and SOurlDg of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-30
WITH THE FARMERS
By Prof w. F. MASSEY

Mr.. Henry Wal
lace. editor OF Wal
lace's Farmer in
Iowa. recently told
an Iowa farmer
that he had better
pay 3le a ton for
'owpca hay, rather
han SIS a ton Tor
timothy hay. Mr..
Wallace claims that
) l. =. .. 80, -,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Benwood Briefs.

CARPET Phone to the
L :. Laundrt. Hcllsire. -.
The city finance committee met
last evening ard audited the pay roll
for the councils approval this even
inR.
Many local persons attended the
Elks' MINISTRIES NJ the Court theater
at Wheeling last evening.
One case was up IN police court
last evening. but was postponed unit,
;his evening
Nearly all Of the mills in this city
were put into operation yesterday
morning. and eseVerai hundred work
men returned 20 their work
The -. & q tracks near tho round
house have been repaired aud trains
are acain running over them
All the sewers 90 the city have been
thoroughly cleaned ard are now In
EOOd condition
The city hose was out on the streets
his morning flushing them. and all
arc in good shape
Many Knights - Pythias are plan.
ming 10 attend the visitation meeting
Thursday evening in WeilsburE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
YEARS OF YOUTH
FOR C0ME-BACKS
There Are Many Years Of Youth and
Happiness Left for Those Who
Strive to Come Back.
WISHING VERSUS REAL EFFORT
You Can't Wish Yourself to Health
Moderate Living and "Rhubsral"
Accomplish More.

How much sickness, pain and mis-
cry could be avoided ~ those recog-
mixing their symptoms of illness would
Immediately do something to correct
tho cyile
Starting with slight headaches. a
feeling of depression. Iassitude. bloo.-
ing dizziness and then to severe pair.
one way OF stomach trouble manifest
ing itself ~ often ignored until tho
ail.ng person IL chronic sufferer
Appetite Is impaired. constipation
pcisons the body and leaves II sup
jecs To rheumatism and other trou
blos. and so 1t goes from one disease
TO another.
Stomach sufferers are irritable.
nervous ana ind nothing worth while
They take a Cose of medicine and Il
helped think they are cured. the,
teke a cathartic and get temporary
rclief-but few make the strenuous
effcrt IL requires 10 get at the cause
OF the whole trouble with systematic
treatment. one bottle OF medicine
may help them wonderfully but often
IL takes numter OF bottles and the
steady taking OF the medicine Cor d,
reasonable time TO accomplish positive
ard lasting results.
'Rhubaral.'' the modern stomas n
cordial. truly makes the worn out or
Rans perform their functions. makes
assimilation of Food less OF an cffor:
tiv. action aid the cleansing of III"
body Of poisonous waste matter. a
does what your worn out organs can
not do for themselves alone. Pleas
ant in taste II is no less effective for
its chief ingredient II Turkish Rnu-
barb" whose wonderfully medicinal
action is recognized by chemists Ar !
doctors the world over.
There are many years OF youth and
happiness left for stomach sufferer +,
who still take the effort To- get bot
tie of "Rhubaral' and take tn" medi-
cine regularly until health is restored
Results are often proven after IN"
first dose-but one does Is not cnoug'.
for chronic ills nor should II he eN-
pected. Its your life and YOU must
live it's II to he Nigor and HealtG
with your aid OF more moderate liv-
ing In the future or further Illness
thrCu neglect?
"RhuOaral' T. sold on a money barl.
basis IL you are dissatisfied with it's
MCI.ains' drug store. at IN
corner 81 Twelfth and Market SITS.
have the exclusive agency for thi,
preparation IN Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
NO LIMIT
To BE Placed On Ohio People 20 Raise
Money By District Tax to
Meet Flood Condition.

COLUMBUS. e.. April No limit rs
20 be put ON the PriNll of the people
Of ohio To raise money bN a direct tax
for the repair OF ddnag" done by the
food last week. II the provisions Of
measure favored by the snyder joint
committee ~ the Legislature on re-
constructive legislation are carried out.
Sub-Conmitfee was named today TO
draft "A hill which will permit violation
OF the Smith and Longworth tax stat
utes hut provision - to be made
that the money raised must he eN-
pended this year and solely Tor "a.
purpose 81 rebuilding roads. lsvees.
were damaged by the Hood. Counties
munic palities. tow nships and school
districts are 20 be given the right 20
issue bonds or appropriate money on
hand for repair purposes hut only for
the present specific emergency.
OHIO banks which have been holdins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
RESIN0L RELIEVED
ITCHING AT ONCE
Ard Completely Cured Skin Humor.


II you have eczema % any o'he-
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evidence Of what Resirol Soap and
Resinol Ointment can Do for YOU IS
The word az on who was cured by
tnem after weeks o. SUFFERING AdolpA
Schoru. az Shepherd Ave. Brook
lvn. writes
Nov. I. l919-"At first little red
spots were seen on my arms and body.
which ! noticed were getting larger
every dnr They i,ched re s., muc3
'hat ! scratched myself until I bied.
1hrr' were times when I stood UP
al night and scratched was
troubled about three week. during
Wl.Ch lime ! used ---. which seem.
Cd 20 do mo no good whatever Then.
hnaliy I thought - trying Eesinol
soap and Reeiuoi Ointment A. soon
a. ! applied Rcsirol Ointment felt
much relief After using it few
times. noticed the sore spots slow
~ fading away. ana in nhow a
month ] was cured completei-"
Ih" soothing healing baIsan. m
b"sinol Ointment and kcetrcl Soap.
irnetra'e every tinv pore ~ the skin.
cicarins 3; 90 40 imuur.fies. driv.
Inr away eczeW1. rt-1ls. rirr-worir
psoriasis. and other erip ions. and
making p.mpies srd b'ucErcade ,n.
possible. Prescribed Do, rhv-c.lr.
Tor ''o5t"ru yoar- For fror samuIc-
r-.'. t1 Dept. t~T. Nssnr.. ralt
more. sd. Every druggist soils
R"sino' OutmcI; and Er.inol SOAP -
Adj.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Held First Practice

The local high school baseball team
held its first practice yesterday. fol-
lowing the school sessions of the aft
ernoon. Captain Edwards was per
fectiy satisfied with the showing made
by the boys. although the team for
the coming season has not as yet been
picked. but will be settled upon by
the end OF the present week. Many
candidates are cut for the team and
good bunch of ball tossers are on
the list. The challenge of the Bridge
port team was not accepted owing 10
the lack OF practice of the locals. but
the game will probably be arranged
for q latter date
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Raising Large Fund.

The relief committee are meeting
with much success in the campaign
Tor subscriptions fer the flood SUI.
ieTers in this city. and held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon at the city build
ing. and II was found that nearly s7OV
had been subscribed. Bed siothing
and mattresses have been ordered and
will be supplied to the sufferers this
morning. The relief work will con
tlnue on Throughout the present week
aud by that time all will be In good
shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Arranaements Committed

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the postponed dance to be given
by the local White Lily Social club,
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias. on
Thursday evening Ia the Armory hall.
The Eiks' orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion and many out.
OF town persons are expected TO at.
tend. Invitations for the affair have
been mailed. and large crowd is ex
pected TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

You can drive the worst case Of malaria
LARA right out of you with s. S. 5.
IL tingles your nerve cen;ers. puts
strength into your muscles. braces u
sour appetite and makes your blood fairly
sparkle with new life. II you can hardlv
drag one foot after the other :. s. s. will
soon put snap and vigor into your ever
movement II is the most bracing medl,
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children as for erown-ups: the most ef.
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blood energizer and purifier ever known.
You don't wait for results: you feel the
effect right away. as :. s. :. IS Just as
natural TO the blood as that you should
think or see OF exercise any OF the senses.
Hundreds Of people hereSbouts know
s. s. $. They have used IL for years and
all have marveled the way Il cures ma
LARA. knocks rheumatism. drives all forms
OF blood poison out OF the system, cures
eczema. sores. bolts, scrofuia. itching anI
all skin eruptions. You will find : : :.
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tie. and Its absolute purity and froadorl
from all poisonous drugs Is absolutely
guaranteed II there is anything peculiar
about your case that you want to know
more about write IN confidence TO Medical
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
! SHOP MEETINGS WILL
BE HELD THIS WEEK

ShOp meeungs I.Idcr Inc AUSPICES
OF the local branch. Y. VI. {. 4. will
- re""med this week. and tomorrow
Rev. Charles F. Hutslar. pastor OF the
.- arG hristlan Church. will speak in
the HaZClAtlas Glass factory, AZ noon.
Thursday. . meeting will BE- held in
the peninsula plant of the Wheeling
Mold & Foundry compan.~. with an
address probably by Rev r r Brin-
iusfpoi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

state funds. bat which nave lost the
ContrCtS under recent biadingS will not
hr required To return the money 90
IN" state 80 once. according TO
agreement between the Governor and
Stdt- Treasurer ~ this would WORK a
hardship on many of the banks In the
Hooded district. II H. said that mauy
building ana loan associations which.
q was thought. would suT.r heavily
iu the flood. 70 indeed. tnev did not
collapse. will come through the storm
80 r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
BENWOOD
Schools Resume.

All the schools of the city resumed
yesterday morning after being idle
TOT the past few weeks. due to the
nigh water. which entered both build
Ihgs. The attendance was very large
yesterday morning. but there still re-
mains quite a number of scholars out
VINO were urged to attend and make
ana effort to catch up with the
studies. The buildings have been
perfectly dried and no danger Is taken
IN sending the children TO the
svhools.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
City Council to Meet.

The city council will meet this
evening In regular semi-monthly ses.
sion. and all members are urgently re-
ouested To be present. as many mat.
tiers OF much importance are to be
given attention. The application for
franchise. made by the Wheeling
and Brooke Electric Companies. and
which has been referred TO the ordi-
nance committee. will likely be up for
consideration. Other matters. includ-
Ing the city pay roll. will be given
consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

members OF the West Virginia Moving
Picture exhibitors league in the Ohio
river section. caused by the recent
Hood. the annual convention of the
league has been postponed until April
2N and 90 This nrn|"n""r'Nut has
been made by Secretary L. r. Thoma- =.
The convention VA scnpdur,., .Or
April - and i6. 1t will be held in
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Will Build PIatforp,

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will probably rebuild the freight
platform at the locel station. at the
corner OF Sixth and Water streets. II
will be recalled that the old platform
was washed entirely away by the re-
cent flood. The new one will be OF a
more stronger structure and will be
made to stand the floods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08
Eladlna Funeral. Held.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Jacob Flading. who died
last Saturday morning at his late
home on Fortyeighth street. were
held yesterday morning at the ST.
James Catholic Church. at $50
O'Clock. Rev. Father William Hall
OBLIGATED and requim high mass was
celebrated. lnterment was in Mount
Calvary cemetery at Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-08

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