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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15
Assistant Secretary Will
hams

When, a dozen years ago more, John Skel-
ton Williams making his fight to put the
Seaboard railway system together. William G.
McAdoo then a young fnancer fresh from
Tennessee, was one of his New York Heuten-
ants. Now the secretary of the treasury goes
back to that old friendship for assistance In
his official labors. and MIR. Williams gives up his
important private business TO respond to the
call. Aside from these features which add
human interest to the presidents latest
sagacous act in selecting appointees, It may
be said that MIR Williams inherits from his
father John L. williams, long famous Rich
mond banker, insight into finance. The gov
eminent Is fortunate to command the ser
vices of a who by natural gifts for this
important post We count Mr. Villains as
Baltmorean and his fellowc citizens here will
receive his appointment with much favor
Throughout the South 1t will be welcomed by
thousands who know and admire MIR. Williams
Most important is organizing If much needed
and long-neglected work is to be done under this
Observation-Disclosures Sun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

committed some ministers will be the first to
try and enlist public sentiment for the guilty.
and in many cases almost make heroes of the
guilty persons. 1t couldn't be that they have
more sympathetic natures than most of us, for
often they express very little sympathy for the
innocent who suffer so for these dreadful crimes
L feel great fs4tti-feP- the-ttfcns5 and i most
earnestly pray that they may make their
peace with God. My heart aches for the poor
old wife and mother UP in the mountains of Car
roll. But instead of holding these up as
heroes and martyrs let urge to be
lava biding citizens to cultivate selfrestrant, as
by so doing they may be useful citizens and be
able to withstand many temptations THAI daily
come in this life.
A COUNTRY MOTHER.
Balsvine, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

be A scientist. statesman. reforEner
a custodian of social interests, and an
arhtter Of indnstrials problems.
Let your aspiring student think OF
his program. Then there are few
fields more inviting and more useful
than TO become q master in advertis-
ing To be honest, undHaiinedfy and
unfailingig honest as we'll as artistic
In the holding of your wares is
ladder even few college men can
climb.
You might think also Of the philan~
thropie side of merchants career. In
augurate some great feature of meF-
example, the one price
system and ths returnahiltty OF goods
and witness it's effect upon the veal
OF the community"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15
PEOPLES FORUM


Editor of The Virginian
Sir-In editorial in The virginian of
March 9th the question is asked, why does
a woman object to being called a hem" The
hen is eminently domestic biped and when
within the natural boundary provided for her.
attends strictly to her business, and becomes a
valuable addition to housekeepers assets.
! have known rare instances in which a hen,
having grown too old for further usefulness be
came across and dissatisfied and tried to usurp
the special prerogative of the lord of the poul-
try yard and learned to crow.
That being such an unusual thing, it was
looked upon with superstition by her owner,
and the order was instantly given "Of with her
head No doubt she thought she had right
to crow, as she had no other way to attract at
tention.
remember when 1 was a child my nurse
used to repeat to me the couplet:
"A whistling girl and a growing hen
Always come to some bad end"
NJ. V. s.
Richmond va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15
Toano, Va.
If So, They Haven't Spoken.

FdItOT OF The NIFglnlan:
Sir,-Don't you think that there are more
than one hundred thousand people In Virginia
who do not agree with Governor Mann in his
decision in the Allen cases?
II is Justice that the people want with law
and then sympathy and mercy come In. No
warrants were ever issued for the other side.
Tell me who shot the young lady who was
killed May the Lord have mercy,
c. a, SHUMAN. :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15
Pulaski ELS Elect.

PULASKI, VA, March l4.-Pu-
laski Lodge Of Elks elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
III. l. Trolinger. exalted ruler r. b
Moore. esteemed leading knight: III.
w. Steger, esteemed loyal knight NJ.
A. Shuff esteemed lecturing knight:
w. W. Cave, secretary; Q. p. Jordan.
treasurer: w C. Rhudy. tiler; c. E.
f. Peyton. trustee; o. c, Brewer,
representative to the Grand Lodge,
and h. Blocksidge, alternate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15
Richmond's "Style Show" Week
March 16 to q.

The fact that the Richmond 'fStye Show will be a
progressive" affair will make it very interesting by
going from store to another one will LEND such
variety that the entire week be spent IN one round
of sightseeing pleasure
By cooperative effort the part of Richmond lead,
ing retail merchants in all lines cy-wlde eNhlolt VIII
be made Easter week March 10th to 22nd
There will be admission price to Richmond style
Show and besides the many things to attract and
please the eye there will be additional induce
ments added by the wide awake merchants.
The leading firms planning to put the latest New
York and Partisan styles depicted IN next Sunday $
Virginan before the people of Richmond in the most
realistic
The Virginian of Sunday, March 10th will give com
plete particulars Of Richmonds 'Style Show.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

Del Gamer and Ownie Bush are
playing improved games with the De-
troit Tigers. In the first contest
against the Reds. Bush accepted nine
chances and Gamer fifteen Galner
made FIVE straight hits and Bush got
on base FIVE times out of six chances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

Don't be a snag In life's path, because that
would mean that you would be stationary. while
menactng the progress of others-Wimingto
Dispatch
And what is more to the point, you will get
run over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

Miss Mona McAdoo is called the cabinet
beauty" but we have cabinet" beauty of our
own that makes Miss Mona look like her father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

Secretary Bryan says. 81 am a connecting
link" Taking the place Of the Chevy Chase golf
links?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

what Is a dollar?" asks an exchange Let
those who give champagne suppers answer; we
tell what a nickel is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-15

why is f. that the meanest looking automo-
bjles have the loudest Characterization News
and Courier
On the same principle, probably that the
cheapest sports wear the londest clothes.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
Box Social at Victory.

The box social At Victory Friday
evening was snccess, although
the attendance was Was not as
large rs would have been had the
weather been more favorable. Mr..
Walt acted 40 chairman. Some
excellent violin end organ music
was given followed By short
talk By Rev. Luscombe. T.H.Mc-
Dermott acted as auctioneer and
under his management the boxes
sold readily.
The proceeds Of the evening
we're s24.35 which was given Rev.
Lnacombe The work Of the Sun
day School Is progressing nicely
but the attendance is not large
enough and we earnestly request
our friends to join with us to make
il q success. Mrs. q. y. Ayers,
Superintendent
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
Church Of chriss Notes.

pa Tuesday evening st the
church reception was tsndsred
fhe pastor and family. Every
auxiliary Of the church wss rep,
resented and each spoke words OF
hearty welcome.
The reception had another prac.
ticaG feature; that Of a donation,
Msny good things for the table,
and other articles we're brought in
~ members and friends.
Sunday. March seth. 40 .. IN,
Dsfle school. We had 1923 per
sons 10 the school last Sunday. A
cordial invitation 10 extended e
Al who do not nov attend.
Tbs pastor will begin q seriss
II sunday egsning sermons on the
TtTss Sslvstions' spoken Of In
RTE Billie. Tbs first Of tbs series
asxt Sunday evening will be the
Common Salvation"
u .. ~ prsachiDg by the
pastor.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
Gsade School Notes.

The presence Of Carl Dial 10
missed 10 Mrs. Adams room. He
Is now in Ogden, Utah.
Mamie Watts and Myrtle
yaughp are absent from the fifth
grade on account Of sickness.
Paul Peckham 10 back 10 school
again, but is still using orutches.
Ella Whitmore of Roosevelt
school, Ray Burlington Of Boise,
and John Coultard Of Wilcox,
Arizona are new pupils in the
fourth grade.
Those neither absent or tardy in
room / b tie last month were:
Paul Anderson. Marshall Hayden,
Ralph Hayes, Olin House, Louis
Peer, Lucille Baird. Mahle Ballard,
Beulah Finch. Opal Hush. Mil.
dred Marcum and Gladys William.
sou.
Florence Remington has moved
10 the country.
The last three weeks the | BIS
have had perfect attendance.
New pupils who have recently
entered the Ord grade are: Cecil
Smith, Carl Coultard, Ethel Whit.
more. Irene and Willard Marty
came one week aud then moved
from the district.
Earl Matthews is back in school
again. after having attended the
Boise school for the past five
months.
Gene Hasbberger and Josie
johnson are absent from the 3rd
grade this week on account OF
sickness.
Grade III received the banner
this month for perfect attendance.
Those receiving perfect atten.
dance certificates in Grade IL:
Alene Long. Robert Hush. Lena
Hedges, Edward Tucker, Richard
Beam. Carlota Hawks. Lawrence
williamson, Edgar House. Harold
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28

Castor, Chesney Williamson,
Violet Mcclure, Lester Mitchell,
and Louis Gardiner.
A very pleasant time was on.
ioyed by the Parent Teachers
Society at the home 81 Mrs Baird
last Thursday afternoon. A guess.
ing contest was engaged in, in
which no one received d grade oflO0
per cent. Miss HERNIA HINT rem.
dered & piano solo which delighted
all. Light refreshments were
served BY the hostess, assisted BY
Mrs. Waggoner The next meet
ing Of the Society will be held
next Thursday, April Bird, at 400
o'clock p. m. at the school house.
All patrons Of the school are
urged to attend this meeting,
Lottie Gardner is absent from
school this week on account Of
sickness.
Harriet Lane is new pupil In
III.
The preliminary contest was
we'll attended and seemed to be
enjoyed BY all. The winners are
as follows: Grammar Music,
Seventh Grade Chorus, and Verna
Dial in her solo. Primary music,
the Fourth Grade Chorus, the
lst Primary Duets and Opal Huish
Solo. Gertrude McSparran was
winner in Original Stories.
In GRAMMAR Recitation Humorous
Cecil Slater took lat, and in Gen
sral Glass, Estella Henderson,.
In the Primary Division, Humor-
ous, Endora Barr took LIST and in
the General, Georgia Yeach vii.
liams.
The seventh grade are taking
the final examination ia geography
this week.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
Pains il The Stomach.

II you continually complain Of
pains in the ctomach, your liver
or your kidneys are out Of order.
Neglect may lead to dropsy, kid
ney trouble, diabetes or Brights
disease. Thousands recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
stomach and kidney medicine
made. Fl. II. Alison, of Releigh, N.
O., who suffered with pain in the
stomach and back, writes: "My
kidneys were deranged and my
liver did not work right. / suffer
ed much, hut Electric Bitters WAS
recommended and ] improved from
the first dose / now feel like a
new man" 1t will improve you
too. Only SOC and $1.00. Rocco
mended by all druggists.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
sam q. Wilson IA.expected


Sam q. Wilson ii expected
from Riverside, California next
week, 10 pack up his household
goods for shipment. There Is
talk Of chartering car. and Date
Hedges expects to ship his hlnse.
hold goods at the same time, as
the family have planned 10 90 70
California.
Word was received il Meridian
this week Of the death of Mrs.
Lester N Campbell, at the home
southwest Of town. She leaves b
husband, q babe, four sistera and
Two brothers. Although she had
been seriously III for some time,
she begun TO improve and hopes
we're entertained for her recovery.
when death resulted from heart
| failure
Charles Howry and family have
announced a sale at their home
near Victory, and will leave In a
few days for Baker City, where
they have traded with ID. w.
Holeman for 3000-acre ranch
eight miles southeast Of that place.
The Howry's have lived on the
place northwest Of Meridian for
Ia years. The Holeman's will ok.
change places and will become
residents of our community.
Word WAS received ia Meridian
Wednesday 81 the death at a Boise
hospital OF Mrs Cecilia Ann Shaw,
wife Of j A. SHAW, Of Ustick, Of
carcinons Of the liver. She was
| 80 years Of age, and leaves a hus.
hanh, two sons and three dangh.
ters. The funeral was held
Friday, and burial was in Morlss
Hill. The family resided on q
farm near Meridian for several
years, and had charge Of the
Broadway Hotel later. Deceased
was we'll and favorably known in
this community.
| Another caucus to nominate vii
lags trnstees for Meridian was
held Monday evening at the Cozy
! Theatre. People from the south
side were In evidence, and alss
quite a number from other part
Of town. Cine Of the principa
arguments nsed for another tickle
was that the people Of the soutl
side Of the track would have
chance 10 elect one OF their mum
bsr 40 trustee. There was con
siderable enthusiasm and there ii
evidence OF lively contest. TIL,
election 10 next Tuesday. TO
morrow, Saturday, 10 the last da,
to register, and II not registered 70
this election you cannot vote.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
Fos Burns, Bruises and Sores.

The quickest and surest cure for burns
bruises, boils, sores, inflammation and all
skin diseases is Bucklen's Arnica Salye.
In four days it cured l.. II Haflin, Of
Iredell, Tex., OF sore on his ankle
which panied him SO he could hardly
walk. Should be in every house. Only
25c. For sale at all drug stores.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28
SEEDS

for both garden and field. Seeds
that will grow true to name.
The seed business is our spec
ialty Don't fail TO soc our line
before you buy. 1t will pay you
to cali on the
UNION Coal Il FEED Co.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28

tkf #sNs .sts@e ts@sfsft tA%N6"t $3.50
hase moved Ia Boiss.
For Sale Apples, ii my res.
islence In Meridian. H 4. Resbs
lsorn. March oath, to Walter
Harris and wits. residing eleven
mics sonth of Meridian, girl
The Newell Gallery will open on
Wednesday and Saturday after
nncns cnls until further notice.
ETsFy scholar 10 onr schools
shoald read the Life OF George
Washington. nov being Published
In the Times.
The trustees OF The Rural High
school meet tomorrow night tHat-
nrslay Ia regular session. and will
select teachers
Plumber, @. M. Downes. has
traded his farm near ustick for
property In packonhams addition
Is Esoise. and will move to his new
place In few days.
For Rent A half block in
Northeast part Of town, suitable
i"t nafdsn DC potatoes. Inquire
IL Mira w j. Heron, Meridian.
]. W Trahers has gone 10 Long
yallsy. and will be followed later
IN hls family and will make shsir
lams 90 4 quarter Of land they
hAye bought up there.
II r. Hunt stas@s that he has
had satisfactory settlement with
The insur4ne adjnsisss, and re-.
covered practically the total Of the
insurance. s0.0o0. He announces
fire sale ia another column.
Seed Oats 1000 lbs Of fine
Mammoth Chester seed oats for
sale Call or address q. w.
Desly II. Ds 2. Meridian, Idaho.
Kanch Is 81 miles southeast Of
Meridisn.
"a Express their appreciation
Tor this splendid patronage they
have recaived, "GarFett's" are 60
ing to again give valuable prize
10 tbs first ten ladies' entering
lneir skore on Saturday morning
Doors open at 3 a, N.
Fhe fourth number Of the
Meridian lecture course will be
given 1t the N Il, church, Thurs.
day evening, April 9sd Della
Csowder Miller, reader and in.
psrsanatnr. will appear. and her
principal number will be "Bsn
nur." Regular admission coo.
Children l5c.
Wednesday evening 50 Of the
frIends and neignbofs OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Howry gathered at
their home near Victory school
house % give them farewell sur.
prise. Rev. Lnscombs on behalf
- the guests spoke words Of re.
gfet at their leaving and also pre-.
sented Mrs Howry with beau.
tiful white linen table cloth.
Three months ago an organizer
for the Loyal Order OF Moose. w,
+. Randolph. d Boise came &c
Meridian and induced a SCORE IA
rach pay IS for preliminary fee "a
join ths society, This was to be
returned IL no organization was
perfected The proposed lodge
fell through. bat those who paid
The i've plunks are still out their
money. and are waiting for Mr.
l,andeIDh 10 come back.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28

Prnue trees. 500 prunetrees fol
sale, A s. Hadley,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1913-03-28

HIAWATHA COAL. Buy
one ton and it will go as far as
one and a quarter tons Of any
other coal. For sale only at the
Union Coal & Feed Co, Meridian.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
BABE AFRAID OF DARK;
SUES ROAD ron 0
>e,iea BroasAs Agsisst !. L. ~ se.oeul
TIN.

HAILEIll Rsr Miss. NOV. 2o--The NJ
tai RAILROAD companys Officials are ssas0
a precedent for suit just fIi.d IN "
QUIT aua.nst the company In III. na0s
Nsra May White by her father and -
= Ahtc
- Images that ION March ~. IVA 49,
harked - "a Passenger with her mother - 0I
mother On a certain passenger train e.y351
nuuiher - at la kson. to 40 to Wesson- =
AZ that timc - months Old
T At the company owed her the duV -
ptsr'ns 80 keep Its cars hshted ~ -
tet~ltfsttndiug Its duty IN this 49,
.tarsts that the coach In which she -
"as sahghted and remained 80 unlishsee
ittaH.d lrr destination at We.s"n. auez
niatH.f requested the conductor In ehasUs
train - uEht same. 80
TIT N ,"mmon with a great many 49,
lrsH - H't AK. the plaintiff had a xrses 49,
oatkH.ss and tie unltxhtsd condition -
Threw hef into an uncontrollabls panic IT..
81. - made sick and her health rsrmas
Haired therefore sh. asks damages u
q ~ II
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCAB
CHARGED WITH DRAuY
: l. Murvn,. s~sk t@eis, - - 81
shop. IL Nt-A .sssu. thsru~A Wsen ~

Ef#hSIrKi Miss Dee .-cersoo +
81 'n.r"n" Ii jury yesterday -
-. tfr o.. saHS- OF death Of an 49,
i,nf.rs NJ found l,lng IN the $50
al h'u-, III south Washington stsse9 -
#ttl." aHI about which mysteueuo
Ht.' d,Nsloi"d
&. NJ stated - - coroner that . -
a.ns "- MItray. ascd about = X
- A".rs WI. 81 about - yeara, 60
..s- u. ,sfHn.r ana about a mooeA u
-. am N infant glrl. The MuGs1
- - Pc tettss' reterted TO and lsse -
stta. f''atnins II nas said. 10 NJ
60 fb.tt fstm.r home when the g.
a,r tnr Investigation Dr ccoh =
- n,', sarm"ned aud pr Cook 60
- l,,u did IA ~ the Murrayp
-. To- attend the mother. whea
- 10, r. omr-on IS now investigates -
- aHff un.stan# - that a small grave -
-, ,"t'age and trying Ia find eue -
#.+fs4t,.d bruises ard a fracturo1
Haf,r'u sfaied that h. had once -
If,t. 1T knew nothing Of IL q.
- Wa> employed In the car dspaso
y VI \ Ups, 50 IL was stated ~ -
f,',fs JURY. ~
.=H.f.t. jay thl< morning brought ~
- infant. ide against : /. Murray -
- trre hurri..ilN last Thursday. -
-. Hu4-, ia Pullman street an infant 49,
- burte.i Tn shallow grave. IL
nc. eaH,t.d 10 have gone to ferryteVAN
.ltf. Mississippi and sheriff j. =
E. tsa.n step To arrest them The 81
- ass' Monda, a1d investigate. *
- #.fafs summoned by Coroner j. y l.
Hs#tt. suiar foul mean mast have
g.. h t.. bdtt Phy sieians. summoae4
- "a examined tn. remains. 500
f,Iu aa.His on the body must have
i..'1 - 49,, tie hsby Was alive
y s##I.ar tas. OF infsnticide was No.
$500. uelghnafhood several weeks 10y
's. t#sars D.. that the Marrays became ~
,t - account and left hurriedly.
t. LILY Ms born during october. 80
Pr. r. a..tion given at the coroner's iaQol.
l. N.rItA ard Wife remain IN jail - q
% III Isolde. Tho grand july. probably. -
#tztsHI-aftau # tne case at once. IAN
I.f#t# - ktnsu attorney of Noodstite. 49,
IT. = tsIt,.sut III. couple and assist W. y
49, Hate ben no Developments In The -
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09
ONE MORE ADDED TO DEATH
ii,is.i. t~ssrsi Ce.As~sss KILLED " hsss ~.
NarsS Not Wsses. -

NJ reached here of tn. death OF Ia =
ft'tt CONDUCTOR. who va. Killed Ih"r
AZ Matks Mics
shaN Nas conductor on train No. liz
ltnsifs IN step watching hot peh
train passed through Marks lie Was
: hssRaAe truck which had been lett es@
track aud almost Instantly Killed. The
NE AIKEN TO Memphis. =
II Porter superintendent OF the
railroad who accompanied the body 10
said that shaw MAS one OF the most ~
ploy.s If his division
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09

q " cuyler has resigned as genera
- II Minneapolis a ST Louis at Ma15 n
la. T. become general foreman OF the 49,
shops at Esth.ryIe. la. vice W. I. 49,
made master mechanic at that point TO
t. Rhaades transferred. r. W. SEWERS
mad. read foreman OF equipment pskots
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-09

fhs Grand Trunk Pacific has cofnpnes r
tools 1t contsInpIates purchasing soon for -
pan,s shops. The expenditure VIII
ytha 900 ~