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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
STOAcH
SUFI IRERS
Mayr's w., s+on,. ch
remedy Is amended and
ERASED byasands Who
Have Restored.

was q sick man
bout three months
I'D from Gall
IS of the Liver
was told by three
lir most prominent
\ clans that ]
'd have to submit
. operation to get
Z, but heard OF
Wonderful Stom-
Remedy and Sc
d q full treatment
took IL according
directions and
I'D hundreds Of
lng your medicine
mt feel any I'll ef-
pur Remedy to all
Us worthy of the
'iOOlEY, Roanoke,
Liver and Intes-
IL asked to take
'liach Remedy for
To they feel bene-
should
. health, convince
Ye we'll and strong,
suffering and give
,iy Stomach. as 1t
y OF other cases.
pu will hear moth
,Ai5e. Go TO your
4 the great results
Ig In cases Of peo-
ito Geo. H. Mayr,
Whiting St., Chi
book on Stomach
,ltefyI letters from,
llstorcd.
ne City. Utah. by
eglSts. 1.-The Busy
sGnd. 2f1 SO. Main.
nent.)
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NAME. j AND
POI PLACES

Special TO The a.,
OGDEN. Oct. ~ 10y to"
mussieners and - Ne@
.iian .i nave .FlrD!pal elections ir
!. this city WAS np nIacns w.
eleftfon judgesr is tho LIST NJ
announced. TT
judges:
! First-F. III " '''i'pp'
\ y, N Stephew ur. A
=, Second-J. it . HNi'i'a
dVan Amy. II. .yv uy;,,t,,
( Il Third-Thoi' '''i'''''
! Moyes, Rober q ,Ju,ar
c, Fourth--Bes "a L Nii'ier'
,SrW, r. Stlwel,, nyLo G..
~ , rIi .n.w III Fife.
,u, SinWh II Ed. w. Evans,
caroline A. N,r,Jot,
Seventh-M wv u "
Smith, S. J, Ioeonh ,5,or.
Eighth-Ed' oSepii oote'
M. g. KinmaIr n u d..
Ninth-Netf' IL u
Ter. Jed Shaw, w w
Tenth-J. s' W.
Crane, MazeInar IT u
Eleventh-Trrei' IL r.
Wardleigh. R;,.
Twelfth-G oih man, a. f.
Hlchey, A. G,,,ear A,ron
Thirteenth- -e' 'ot'
Jackson, Wal, rs,.;,, ,r-s
Fourteenth-ssa. osh' All
Matilda Luca:se po,,
Flfteenth-f"e' naoilhe'
Middleton, c. c,,
ptcbord TayIL Riser,
Snvantaontll Holther, D.
#. Steele, ]. ee' ~,
The noI,i re be used at botf
tba mi 90 w oI521 and also the
final election OF are as LUZ
lows:
First-ResiSidy -. S'npp'
'V secondSBeJ mr. Alice Collins.
1888 Ping1-ee
Third-City, , u
Fourth--Rcs Adale Aheei'
TIftbWTh,rnu rnusement hall.
Grant and TYN ur;
SiXth-Resldii!iie Hiesin''
2246 Grant ay rs, ~,
Sevent'h-A pulidlis' ii
Twenty-fourtl w cp
Bighth--Res g w Snase'
1863 Washing.e. ,
Ninth-iResihrs' ~ oos'o"'
96S Washingtk -
Tenth-Shahtlle company
store, 203 WsaVelue:
Eleventh. OF GiIEaoeNh
Fife, 2I22 AdSe-
TweIfth-Cdaing:
Thirteenth-e Of Fred Foul
ger, 73S I'wet street
Fourteenth-e of Fl. C.
Wardleigh, 22' avenue
FYfteenth-oClub cigar fac
tory, 45t Twestreet, ~
Sixteenth-lrd amusement
hall, Madison nty-slxth.
Scventeenthce OF J. Fl.
Hassel, 29Oi on avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
Bond nsettled.
Special TO The

special 10 The
OGDEN. Oct matter OF post
ing a bond to innlar contributions
lor the support defendants fam.
ny was let tor Attorney David
Jensen today Wink Blair, arrested
yesterday. was d in Judge w, II.
Needers court 4rge of failing to
provide FOR his nj children. The
prlnclpal wltneinst Blair was
GGeoree y. Folkisistant to County
Monain'ssloner Skeen. Blair re-
aua aueslea a nearlhe lower court in
order Ter Lhat he mpermitted to post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
STEAK AUsEs FIGHT.
Customer obJeeto Size Of BIZ Presented
by Waltsfor Juicy sIrIoIn.
Special to The lbune

Special to The lbune
OGDEN. Oct The high price Of A
sirIoln steak seed In restaurant, a
to the consumer the steak. and the lar
teres wrath at nslze Of the biIl caused
a night this eveg In the Potter cafe
inc waiter was, B. Peterson and the
rate customer, orge Hall, Hall is AL
legged to have tome enra ged, to have
picked up tho haiest disr-a finger bow
and thrown 1t the waiter.
hall Ia was arIeh on the charge of as.
terson's eyeglas, were broken In tb<
melee. Halls offse is considered by the
police as ser1oione. Besides the walt
er glasses CT case glass also was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
McHendry Funeral Today.

OGDEN. Oct l5.-The funeral serv-
ices Tor Mrs. Eva Blair McHendry. who
died In Bingham yesterday; will be held
in the First ward chapel In this city
at O'Clock Thursday afternoon, the
body having arrived in Ogden today.
Bishop W. 4. Tanner will have charge
OF the services. 1nterment in the Ogden
City cemetery.
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nuasHS ike Nothing.

ECnEN a. Time
oc the ho,,s, lhAlthough every room
missing from nn ansackee' noinlng Sol "
or aarIv ho. s,,hich was entered al
Hns besn incthimorniUg Mrs. Kohn
rsooks and ,lihia for the past two
, o'cjoc1e tbsn r. Kohn returned al
Dr W ming 10 the home OF
stay,no d,,rIcot where ne has been
i;%Tte b1rnis hisife's absence. he sa "
N5' In Is house.
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Wants Divorce and Alimony.

OGDEN, Oct 15.-Alleging failure to
provide. Jennie Dowaliby has filed, a com.
plant in the district court bringing suit
for divorce from Abraham Dowaliby. The
parties were married at Pocatello. Ida,
on June 16. 1908. The wife petitions the
court for alImony and general relief.
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DISCUS E Prevention.
Special to The Tunc

SPecIaI 70 Tune.
- oSD%T' sobpnI voI Wl Owing to the rusi
ibe @E,ire Isrss a hand last Thursday
the oeden h,s snh" day programme al
tn todav Sol was postponed un-
nistrIct M Eoressd Con to an address by
denta listsns1H "A Sherman. the stu
Tirn c,bicT hoto paper prepa red by
,ared by CMS >Sheld. The paper pre-
cc"ndjtions % s% Cfeld dealt with loca
which TO COM, ,ored preca autLons witt
"i''" W Nst fire evil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
w. o. w. Will Entertain.

OGDEN, Oct. 15.-The entertainment
committee OF Weber Camp No. "a, Wood
men of the World. has ANNOUNCED the
opening of the social season with a card
party TO be given in the new hall on
Thursday evening, There will be a So
cial meeting. at least once each month
throughout the winter season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
ons'esy Trainload.

OGDEN. TINE.
aaL is The ~ Sixty carloads pc
IJTe IS ira Eat lich the Oregon ahor
EASTERN matorg Idaho potatoes 4
r"cords OF tEr,ss. ;cordinc to the loca
Many Thepafr Fruit Express conf
ppniy been atiol vegetab bile has uYt
for the pag%g, stward at that raie
that the crd n9 but indications are
for the neMglll ford the same suprly
OUR fiye weeks
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Louise Browning Divorced.

OGDEN, Oct. 15.--In the district court
today Louise G. Browning was granted
final decree OF divorce from DR.. w. j.
Browning The wife Is also awarded the
custody OF minor child, $50 per month
alimony and costs of suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
Tired OF lng'' Wife.

special TO The
t,S GN; n,;f; octjeprescntinG that
na,-o,p, tn Miae Is suirfault- finding and
ro,,,nInHI, H, Oanidson has fled
acIipn asaini Morrison in an
marriad III 1T oTPhe parties were
month Of July '"s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
MUST W0 LONG SHIFT.
Thirteen Hounl Guard for peput,
Sheriff FoIIo Forca Reduo+yo,

Special to The Bune.
OGDEN, Oct Acting In accordance
WIN the order ohe county commission
srs AT 'Te,T H,av,nas ,nees last Monday. Sheriff
shor,e 6ea 9eS me e. lay dismissed Deputy
the sheriff's otac Mr. Had,ncI. vyas sn VI
gagged .temporahAeveral weeks ago and and
since the recent lIbreak, when three
prisoners escapety taking advantage OF
the dllapidated dllon of the iails has
at night, S'iii'
AS s., a result result ofe change neSessltated
uty Sheriff Waltpicbeu 2TiiI sas,,e roep, =
thirteep-hour shas night taller ''' ="
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
RIVALWipENT.
Three Candldaeresldency of Og.
den Hid Alumni.

Special to The
OGDEN, Oct. meeting TO be
held in the audi the high school
building tomorring the annual
election Of oftiethe Ogden High
School Alumni an will take place.
Those who favenounced up 20 the
present time aates for president
are r. Earl PSilIiam Harcombe
aid Wade Johnperintendent John
VI. Mills VIII On address at the
meeting.
In addition to,tion OF officers, 1t
IS proposed 10 aor q series of so
clals and dancghout the winter
season and alsopss the advisa biI-
ity OF producing. The last sue
cessful drnmaticof the association
was 'Errninie."
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Special to Z TrI

torv IN opeS lo:With the Logan fac.
closed dow5p nc az tier having pee'
nany arc nc am, "a mated Sugar com
accordinr f3pefing to their capacity
4 Suphtendent j.. L. Ec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
RUN lN'poLTcEMAN.
Alleged Purse suher Caught While Be
ing Purd by Victim,

"er Cau9hr wnlIc Be-
ing purd by Victim.
Special to The 7une
OGDEN. Oct. -1r,uo h,,,
along Twenty-6ftrss ton',,ts ~, pa nS uep
McGtnniss from an, w., 80 49, ~, .
TO have snatchei r,,,.so y't.i.,, So 1o
James Morgan q fohn ro,,,s1,. 100,
re r,o a. .rrestoa .rT Tan Jerry Kelliner and
the charge OF lalY io~"u UP VII
According to Mr,,. - A.
men during the T., ,t,,is, hs n,st the 1--WE
and proposed thu p VI me eSenins
,ua;, host Iisn,..S agreed, and when
10 intandoa ~ ythe money with which
W. ,heu snatchaS ,Sbr the tickets, he says
'iiSS Whrsc and fled
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NIdhoed e to Wed,

opecIaI 70 The I
OGDEN. Oct. -.,ao uoa,sa
was issued by mari maIriaSe .icII,ne
pine Ida "a rnpbell, of Bla OK
OF Riverds,oa anu lana l.. Bingham,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16

Gall Stones, Sin,
e.e. work regularly
1cts; ~ / am prai,
TIA friends / 4
|Wvisshnsst praise, 3
Inal I. Ailments nj OF, :
.ayr's Wondissrs,t,, !,
Eeeks and nontS !
Ete;d. just try ,'''
phke You feel be
on that you viii II
Eoe you from pai
Ru q sound and
cone In tho
hereverA Is ia ta
but the high
pgg1st--ssls him
has been accom-
he knows or
Chemist. is
sc. Ill. for a
,mei1ts aud ma
wple who have /
q or sale in Sa
lehl & FRANKIE,
bner'; also the
~ Ady,
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cles. 1t is anticipated that the farmers
IN all districts will be able to prosecute
beet digging to such an extent that no
further delays Will interrupt the factory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-16
Fancy Feathers @ 0Rh
Values TO $500. ~z~~

leading New York manufacturers SAMPLE LINE Of Fancy
Feathers for hat trimming including ostrich Sces aigrettes
and pretty stcups Many of the latest novelties
ToduS FadasS soeeal so sSGo on sale 95e
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

once, Danderire dissolves every par
ticle OF dandruT. clcanses. purlfies
and inNieorates the scalp. forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what win please YOU most viii
be after few weeks use when Won
viii actually see new hair-nne and
doWny a hrst--yes- really new
hair growing all over the SCALP If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of IT. surely get a 25-cent bottle of
kuowlton's Danderine from any drug
eist or toilet counter. and Just try il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
YOUR HAIR |SFLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTROUS |NAFEWMOMENTS
Girls Get Is cent bottle of "Danderine" and try
this Also stops falling hair destroys dandruf

Your hair becomes light wavN,
fluffy. abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous aud beautiful ae a young
girls after a "Danderine hair cleanse"
Just try this moisten cloth with
little Dauderine and carefully draw
II through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time This will cleanse
the hair of dust. dirt and exCes-
sive oil and in Just a few moments
you have doubled the beauty Of your
hair
Besides beautifying the hair at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
Blankets Reduced One-Third


pink IO-4 Ia I2-4 Will
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
Beddings in the January Linen Sale

GOOD, healthy reductions sheets and pillow case
reduced few pennies always bring big buying blankets tina
outer told soed from handling reduced one-thrd quilts
and comortabes to make the dav of all DAYS
bedNlngs needed now to be needed months from now
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09

Mantel style Folding Bed,
as Illustrated above real
$3.50 G@ nF
value . SDCuSO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18

The cornerstone of the new spring
field school. at the corner of Twenty
sixth and Leigh streets. will be laid
this afternoon at O'Clock by the
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. Is, a.
F. and A. M
This lodge was chartered october 10.
1887. The application for the charter
was made 10 Edmond Randolph. ESQ.,
then governor of Virginia and grand
master of the most ancier. and honor
able fraternity of Free Masons.
The home of the lodge is Masons'
hall. 1897 East Franklin street Rich
.rnond The building was erected in
1855, and is the oldest building erected
in America for Masonic purposes and
continuously used as such. The lodge
now has I72 membe An interesting
feature is that the hall was partly
built by money raised by a lottery un-
der an act passed by the general assem-
bly Of Virginia in December 1Ts5.
The box to be placed In the corner
stone will contain the following artt-
cles and papers:
/. Hand nail taken from the
old Masonic hall. Franklin near Eigh-
teenth street. erected 1885.
.. History of Richmond Randolph
lodge. No. 1s. A. F. and a. NJ.
8 Roster of members OF Richmond
Randolph lodge. No. 10. a. F. and A. NJ.
4 List giving names Of. all of the
| teachers of Springfield school. session
| l9I3-I4
| 8. List OF all OF the pupils of Spring
field school, session Ie13-14.
| s. List of members of the Mothers
| club of Springfield school
+ Pamphlet. History. work and Aim
! of the Federation OF Mothers Clubs"
! S. Pamphlet, issued by the Mothers
club of Richmond. Va. prepared by
Mrs. NJ. X. Spiers
9. Copy of the forty-third annual re-
port OF the superintendent Of public
schools Of the city of Richmond for the
! scholastic year ending June so. 1914.
| 10 Copy OF the course OF study for
the elementary schools issued by the
school board Of the city of Richmond
April, 1913,
II. Times Dispatch. October IT. 1913
| Richmond virginian. October II, 1919
Richmond Evening Journal. October II
1918, and The News-Leader, october II
1918.
! Childrey. Mr.. Childrey has served OF
the school board longer than any mem
her from the First district. in which
| Springfield school Is located.
10. Copy of the program at the lay
/ ing of the cornerstone of Springfield
public school October Is. 1918.
II. Copy of the songs to be sung b,
the children OF Springfield school OF
the occasion of the laying of the cor
nerstone.
The address will be delivered by Hon
Minetree Foikes, Commemorative at
torney of Richmond, Music to be fur
nlshed by the children of Springfiel,
4 school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
NARROW ESCAPE IN
ELEVATOR CRASH
r. Y. NARCEREAU AND BENJA-
MIN HILL PRECIPITATED
THREE. STORIES.

Through the breaking of an ele-
vator cable at the Park building. Tenth
and Bank streets, yesterday shortly
before noon, f. X. MarCereau. vice.
president and salesman of the Valley
TIE and Lumber company, of Staun-
ton, and Benjamin Hill the colored
elevator man. were badly hurt.
Mr. Marcereau was cut across the
scalp. and his back was badly wrech-
ed. The elevator man was bruised and
shaken up. Neither is believed &c
hare suffered serious injury. They
.s+e.a taken TO the Retreat for the Sick
wAerc at IL o'clock last night the,
were reported as getting along well
C;.s elevator cage was placed out OF
cor, mission. and it is considered re-
raaexable that both the passengers
yaao not killed.
~. Marcereau had entered the cal
~ so 20 the fourth floor on bushes:
t,.s.'en Just as the elevator reach
e, II, third floor the cable snapped
e.,,. ne car fell to the basement floor
. -, we're no other passengers or
~. levator.
~. Marcereau is well known II
~. .aond. He visits this city sew
M. times a year, and does mncf
.1.siaess with the various railroad:
a.tering here, as well as with tht
Pennsylvania railroad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
COMPLAINTS MADE
AGAINST STATION
sOUTHsTDE DEMOCRATIC CLUB
APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO
LOOK INTO NATTER.

For the purpose of looking into
the condition of the Southern rail-
way station, located at the foot OF
Perry street. committee was APP
pointed last night by the South Rich-
mond Democratic club.
Citizens of the Southside VINO
travel over the Southern road ga
that mud around the station Is seVerai
inches deep. and have asked the cruz
10 look into the matter. Those VINO
will make the investigation are:
Councilmen Carter c. Jones and Jonn
" Moore, Walter r. Du Val, ID. l..
Toney Charles T. Morris and bnrles
Anderson
The committee appointed TO look
into the street car service OF the
Southside made a very favorable re-
port. and ii is now a certainty Una,
more cars Will be placed on the nun
street and Forest Hill divisions IN
motion of Secretary Railey F. shh-
lett. the com mjttee was instructed 10
continue its work.
Owing to the discussion OF THESE
other matters the subject or fnrfnu
lating plans for the increase OF the
South Richmond voting power was
continued until next meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
Hay-ffaruoosi.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct 17.--Miss
Mary Riches Harwood, daughter of
DIR. and Mrs. William Z. HARDWOOD,
and Emmett Hugh Hoy, a well known
young business man of this city, were
united in marriage at ST, Paul :
Episcopal church ut O'Clock last
evening in the presence of a larg>
and fashionable assemblage. The
event was one OF unusual interest be-
cause Of the popular social connec~
tons OF both families, The church
decorations were palms and candles
and the ceremony was impresstyely
performed by the rector, Rev. e. F..
cambridge.
The bride entered with and was
given away by her father. She was
eowned in white duchess satin trtrrrTn ed
with old Brussels lace with court train
OF brocade charmeuse and carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and roses Miss Fannie Mason Har-
wood, the brides sister as maid OF
honor, was gowned in pink brocade
crepe de chine trimmed in pearls
and carried white chrysanthemnms.
Attending as bridesmaids We're Miss
Margaret Robinson, sister of the bride
groom, and Miss Hattie Allen Reese,
OF Boones Mill. Va. each attired In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
REWARD IS OFFERED
FOR GLASS VANOALS
RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
WILL GIVE $3.50 FOR
THEIR CAPTURE
$40
d MAGE Is $4,000
AMOUNT ESTIMATED By MER-
CHANTS WHOSE SHOWCASES
AND WINDOWS WE'RE
SCRATCHED
d AMAGE Is $4,000

Major Werner yesterday assigned
men from the secret service depart
ment to the duty Of locating and ar
resting the vandal OF vandals who on
the previous evening defaced many
of the windows, showcases and doors
of the merchants along Broad street.
This was done at the request of the
Retail Merchants Association, many
members of which Will suffer to a con-
siderable extent
1t was stated by some of the mer-
chants that the damage would reach
as high as $4,000, if it were found
that new glass might have to be placed
in the windows.
Damage lies in the fact that glass
in the windows and doors of the
esta blishments were cut by either dia-
monds of glass-cutting wheels. In
some instances the marks on the glass
are hardly discernible; In other cases
the marks are palpably dangerous to
the continued stability of the glass.
Major Werner Has Theory.
Major Werner said last night that
he believed the DETACHMENT was the
work of boys, and gave as his reason
that many of the marks were low
and ran toward an elevated complet-
ton. Most Of the marks, said Major
Werner, indicated that the miscreant
was going westward. as the elevation
tended that way in the lines.
While no windows were broken. the
DETACHMENT may necessitate new glass,
or may require the services of an ex-
pert in grinding, as suggested by Major
Werner.
A delegation from the Retail Mer-
chants association yesterday called
upon the mayor and the chief Of
police, asking that every effort be
made to apprehend the miscreant and
offering a reward of $3.50 for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and con
viction of the party or parties who
committed the depreciation.
The Delegation,
| The delegation embraced John G
| Corley. !. Fl. Kaufman. w. II
Schwarzschild, John II. Devine and
Secretary w. A. Clarke.
| Mayor Ainslie and Major Wernei
! took look at the scratched window.
and doors. They were very much i'm
pressed with the possible damage and
| Major Werner stated that while HI
| had not sufficient force to detail
more men on Broad street than now
working there, he would place his Sc
cret service men on the case, with the
| hope OF securing results.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
BACK FROM TRIP ABROAD, EDITH
BsIkS AT CONE TO
LAKEWOOD

NEW YORK. oct 17,--Among the
passengers who arrived on the Maure-
tanta was George J. Gould. who
brought back his wife and tive daugh-
tiers. Gloria and Edith, after trip
abroad which lasted for several
months Mr.. Gould discussed the
business situation here ana abroad and
said there was no reason why business
should not be- good in this country.
Regarding the increased treish'
rates asked for by the railroads. Mt.
Could said that he thought these rates
should he granted in order TO meet
the conditions of the times. Regard
ING the governments selection Of Louis
A. Brandeis TO take UP the freight rate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
S0UTHS|DE FAIR
IS THING OF PAST
ATTENDANCE Is SATISFACTORY
EVERY DAY AND ALL
PRAISE SHOW

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. 1.-THE
southside Virginia fair closed this
evening after one of the most success
f,,I seasons In its history The weather
has been ideal every day and the at
tendance has been exceptionaliy large.
Nearly fifteen thousand paid admls-
sions wre received yesterday a nd fully
half that number today. Nothing but
nralse has been heard for the man
aeement by both residents and visitors,
everybody being unanimous In their
expressions of praise of Petersburg
and OF the Southside fair. The exhibits
are admitted by all 10 surpass any ever
gotten together in Virginia hereto
fore.
Petersburg and the fair association
have every reason TO feel proud of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18

church, has been very inspiring. The
meetings will continue for another
week at least.
Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
there will be a love feast and testi-
monial meeting, with all of the mem
hers OF the church present. The
DEVILS Feast" will be the subject OF
the sermon Sunday night at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
HARPER WILL GO
TO PRISON TO-DAY

Accompanied by four other federal
prisoners. F. w. Harper, president of
the Beaver Dam Distiliing company
who was convicted for defrauding the
government. will be taken to the
United States prison at Mondsville. w.
Va, this morning. The federal pris-
on at Atlanta Is filled and Judge Wad-
dill has issued an order for the pris-
oners' confinement in West Virginia.
The others who will accompany
Harper are: Harvie williams I. Ed
monds, Charles Lewis and Herman
Grant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-18
CLEMENTS FINED;
NOTES AN APPEAL

-aEa-af-s Gn-was- imposed on NJ.
Fl. Clements yesterday in swansnofo
court by Magistrate l.. w. Cheatham
on s charge Of selling intoxicating
LIQUORS. ]. NJ. Turner representing
the saioonkeeper, noted an appeal aho
the accused furnished hail in the sum
~ 500 for his appearance in Ches-
terrified Circuit court
clements ls accused Of having dis-
nensed n drink after the expiration
~ the ninety DAYS allowed by the
cr,,rt In which TO dispose or MS s'ooh'