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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
solicitors ano SaLrsmen

WANTED. SALESMAN. EXPERT
AND RUBBER ROOFING ~ VIR-
GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA
POSITION OPEN JULY J. WRITE
DISPATCH
WANTED. EXPERIENCED UPHOLD
stored inrniture salesman. Virginia
West Virginia. ohio: commission
basis. References required. l. 49,
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
DibinenD Rntifes.

Richmond. Va. June %. 1918,
THE DIRECTORS OF THE PLANT
ers' National Bank of Richmond, Va.
have this day declared dividend Of
ten per cent on the capital stock OF
July /, 1913.
RICHARD II. SMITH.
IA oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
PERSONALS
Bee, Gpll ann GIRuo

HUIfAN hAia BOUGHT !AND SOLD
ut HCGHES's 26a North Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
Qi5ffIIanfous
SHOE REPAIRING.

RUBBER WHOLE SOLES AND
spring heels put on $50; All kinds
of shoe repairing: DREW'S ELEC-
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETrsret
Of the stockholders OF the Richrnnn I
Paper Manufacturing Company ,yiii
beeheld at the office of the co,:i raars
corner Governor and Ross Sfrcsrx
In the city OF Richmond, Va. ~
TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1919, at III NJ
3. w. LIPSCOMR. 81
Secretary. ~
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RAILROADS
Richmond, FredGTiCkSb'g & Potomac R. B.
T0AHD FROM wASHiHc ron AND BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS wEEKDAYS.
Leave BYRD st. Sta. 400 p. NJ for Frcdericksburs.
ea,e hioa Sta. 80 A. u. $50 =. ". for Ashland.
nrI.Ne nrd IT. Sta. S.e5 AM. from Frederfcksb's.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 Am, 5.{9 r. NJ from land
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT.

REMINGTON. SMITH PREMIER, MON
arch. direct from manufacturer: Al
condition. Prompt service. REMING-
TON TYPEWRITER CO. Clio East
Main Street.
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TDr Saie
ONE sTEEL-TrREp. roP BUGGY, $40.

ONE HIGH GRADE RUBBER TIRED
surrey In good condition, SS5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

.Daily. Weekdays. 9Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time o f arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the sigma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
WALL PAPERS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST TASTE
ful assortment OF wall papers can
be seen al X. b. BRAUER'S. los North
Eighth Street Phone Monroe 1899.
psnting a speciality
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WATCH REPAIRING.
RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

MEMS PANAMA HATS CLEANED
hleached. blocked. .retrimmed; any
style. straw hats cleaned, 25 cents.
SILK. soft and stiff hats cleaned and
blocked. AMERICAN HAT CO. Fifth
anu Marshall Streets
RELIABLE SFER.--MILLNER'S
500 North Ninth Street. hauIs trunks
for csc: claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison I445
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pelp lClanten a3alr

none others need apply. Apply TO
Foreman Composing Room. Times
Dispatch office, after : o'clock = NJ
MEN AND BOYS MAKE EASY
money selling tricks and puzzles to
friends; loo per cent profi; 80 20 s.
day easily made. They 1ell them
selves II shown VIII not cost YOU
over 10 cents 10 start. illustrated
catalogue and full particulars sen,
on receipt Of two l-cent stamps Oo
keep traers from answcrinrJ De
duct same from first order Iinita-
bomb. Imitation ink blot. shooting
hook. bleeding finger. trick cigar
putt appointment matches. dtib-
bic glass. explosive matches. imita-
ton rs pin, loaded cigarette. rubber
tocks. trick pencils pebble candy.
hundreds Of others All kinds OF
puzzles Address &c" COMPANY
Dept II" Eigh Point y Q
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SEVERAL OPEN WAGONS FOR LIGHT
ucIlN"ry ~ n vcry low figure.
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Reettngs

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
or the stockholders OF tho Robsrt
Harding Company. Incorporated WHY
be held at the Office OF the company.
No 10 Soa{h Eleventh Street. In
day. July .. 1913, at 8 o'clock p. AZ -
w. j. KIMBROUGH,
Acting Secretary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-21
INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION
TSAFEATURE
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Philadelphia, oct 2i-The great I'M
dustrial exposition held IN conjunction
with the sixteenth annual session OF
the American Mining congress which
convened here yesterday. was the cen
tral feature OF today's proceedings.
Preceding the scheduled addresses and
discussion the delegates. representing
every mining section OF The country
adjourned 70 the exposition rooms
where there are on display the great
est collection Of mining machinery,
first aid appliances and like appurte-
nances ever gotten together under one
roof II is the first exposition Of its
kind ever held in the United States.
Included as part Of the exhibits viii
be drills by rescue and first aid crews
and an exhibition OF The work done by
the rescue car Of the United states
Bureau Of Mines with a picked vsrw
OF helmet men The state Of Ilinois
and a number Of the big anthracite
companies also have rescue cars here
with their crews
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-21
Phila. Pastor Treats
Tendency to Suicide


Telegram - United Press
philadelphia. Oct zi-Are you
oontemp.ai'ne aiciaes Don't iake hs
step aain you have sean iev zed
CopD. PhHa0e'phia ghls yon might
read su ads rtsemenl o. tIe AeF Mr
Coppe mental clinic q the Presby-
terian minister VINO conceived The
idea and 8 putting Il into excellent ef-
feet and resuiis needed 10 advertise.
BE doesn9 His work 90 Philadelphia
bas advertised itself Ike "a did 'n
Washington. =. G Besides fiing the
pulpit u one Of the most exclusive and
wealthy churches Of the Quaker city
the Roe zed copp bas made an en-
Yabie reputation a. a Nemesis for the
blues mental depression and
grouches9 through hia free mental
clinic
The Roy zed copp has had ne
training % make his idea success.
Al al accredited Presbyterian minis.
Ten of the gospel ID Washington and
pastor 81 a church located in the very
heart Of lhe capitals fred iignt DIS
trici. he came 70 De known a. q verit
able good angel 10 whom Of that
locality aud 10 young mon and girls
vino got into trouble via the gilded
route. he was a familiar figure az the
police court and he was a tireless
worker IN the interest OF ihe defend
ants whom he defended and whom ha
thought worthy Of q chance He was
! deep sociological student and q
practical one. just before answering
me can 10 the local church the Rev
Mr Copp studied law passed ne bar
examination in Washington and open
"a an office where be dispensed free
legal advice to the poor and needy
aud acted as arbitrator IN domestic
troubles which had not reached the
courts. During all his work, he has
made deep study OF the cases OF
those who have attempted suicide and
failed It was alter he came here that
he decided 70 esiablish his Fmenta
clinic on She theory that Il is better
to change q mans viewpoint early g
that suicidal melancholia would moi
develop through broodine over wrongs
and hardshlps. fancied on otherwise
rather than wait until TOO laie There
fore the Rev Mr Copp holds his elm
les twice a week for several hours On
Wednesday and Friday evenings When
his patients call he takes them one
by one into his private study and talks
to them He gives each chance tc
"eei his broodinss OIL his chest
There is hope for the mental prls
oner confined Ia the cell Of his own
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-21


tate. There is always a living way
out lf b. win only look for a" Thus
spoke the Rev Mr CopD when asked
Dy a representative Of me United
Press about the clinic Pastor copp's
theory based on observation IS that
suic.6s is the result q sin-either
cEa'a own. or anothers against bofy,
mind OF spirit
His method o. treatment y psyche
phys sicai. the pastor explained. He
greets the wouid-be suicide cordially
and puts him or her at ease and re-
taxation. Then be requires state
meut OF facts, without mental reser
walton. concefning tine PATENTS con-
dltion Herediiy. training and enyir.
0ument are gone over very carefully
with view Of ascertaining what per
spectiye and estimate OF life was con-
bis formative stages During this
time Pastor copp Is physically search
ing and sounding his patient endcayor
Ing 10 calm The mind. restore the poise,
and relax The nervous tension. In a
little while the tragic lines Of the face
gotten into repose, change TO cheerful
ness and new lines OF happy convic-
tion as The patient responds 10 the
treatment One OF Pastor copp
fayorite methods OF convincing a pa
tient' that all IS not dark and dismal
In life Is to have him gaze fixedly al
given spot on the wall, concentrat
Ing The mind thereon, and then look
upon white curtain OF course, the
spots show for a time and then fade
away out Of sight
"Thus ID is, he explains 70 his vis-
itor "with your troubles. You have
looked upon it 50 long without chang
ing your mental view thai you cannot
see anything else Your distress Is
purely local. but you have made il
general to your mind by allowing fear
constantly to develop highly mag
nified moving picture Of trouble. Stop
IL Let hope work in your and you
viii always find living way out Of
all kinds Of trouble"
Pastor Copp has given treatment to
all shades Of meptal diseases from
superstition to insanity There are,
however, few cases Of either extreme
The majority, he says, grow morose
through physical ailment The period
of treatment varies according 70 the
seriousness Of the maladyr Most
cases only require one sitting, the
! length OF which is determined by the
responsiveness of the patient. Some
so al the end Of twenty minutes, while
others are held an hour The pa
TENTS are evenly divided between
men and women and are generally. Of
middle age. The pastor gives limited
treatment by mail to persons enclosing
sufficient means to cover costs Of post
age and correspondence.
Already. the new clinic director
says, his cases have been numerous
and ia every instance he has sent away
the potential suicides with brighter
outlook on life cured of their desires
for death He claims that hts methods
already have been the means Of per
suadlne men and women to realize that
life was not hopeless. bringing them
to realization Of the encrmity Of the
crime OF self-murder, and pointing out
the hope and happiness OF continuing
70 live and fight their battles bravely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-21

When the chest feels on fire and the
thrcat burns, you have Indigestion,
and YOU need Herbine to get rid Of the
disagreeable feeling. It drives out
badly digested food, strengthens the
stomach and purifies the bowels Price
25c. Sold by Owl drug store and Pub
lie drug store-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-10-21

Want Ads srlns results.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
TEN RISK FIRMS SUSPEND
BUSINESS IN MISSOURI
Antitrust Clause Of New
Law Is Cause.

st. Louis, April 23-Because of the
antitrust clause in the new Orr law.
ten more big insurance companies
have notified their agents in st. Louis
to suspend business in this state aft
er April 80 and business and financial
interests are in panicky condition.
The order already has caused for
eign mercantile end financial concerns
to curtail their business in Missouri.
and in kS--c Instances big companies
have sent notice to customers here
that they will no longer extend credit
unless safe insurance is shown by
dealers.
The Home Insurance company OF
Missouri is the largest of the com.
panies that have sent notice of with
drawal. The Home has received more
than 100000 year in premiums from
Missouri. and was not expected to
quit. The other companies which will
not accept new business after this
month are the Globe and Rutgers Of
New York. the Michigan Fire and Ma
rine. the Detroit Fire and Marine, the
New Hampshire Fire Insurance com,
pany. the County Fire Insurance com.
pany of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania
Of Philadelphia. the Phoenix of Hart
ford. the California and the British
American Assurance company of To-
ronto.
With the rapid dissipation OF the
claim of state officials that the insur-
ance companies were ''blufing." bust
ness men have inaugurated a concert
ed effort to find solution of the d.
lemma. which is without precedent in
business annals. The Real Estate ex-
change. Bankers club, Ben Franklin
club. which represents the Wholesale
paper industry; the stationery men and
the book publishers, appointed commit
tees 10 confer with other committees
In spite of the condition Governor
Major says he will stand behind the
new law and will not call special ses
sion to repeal IL
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
ScUTARl IS, CAPTURED
AFTER LONG SIEGE
Montenegro Army Takes Last TUrs-
ish Fortress In Europe Following
24-Hour Battle.

Cettinje. Montenegro, April 24,-Aft-
er final desperate attack, lasting "a
hours. the Montenegro troops have
forced their way into Scutarlo. The
fortress for six months. since the mid
die Of October, 1912, had offered a
stubborn and heroic defense The act
OF equalization was signed by the
Turkish commander shortly after the
Montenegro troops had reached the
center of the city.
The assault which gave the Monte
negrins possession cf the city, which
has been the sole objec1 of their war
against Turkey, began Monday night
The Montenegrin army took the Of
fensiye along the entire front. 1t com
pletely surprised the Ottoman de-
tenders by pushing right up to the
Turkish positions, where the combat
ants engaged In close bayouet fight
ing
According to one report, Essaad
Pasha. the Turkish commanderin-
chief. realized the .uselessness of fur
ther resistance after the outlying key
position Of Tarakosch had fallen. He
is said to have ordered his troops TO
cease their defense of the fortress.
Another report says that the Monte
negrin commanderin-chief had been
negotiating since Monday with Es-
saad Pasha for the surrender OF the
place Stlll another account says that
the Turkish troops defended the city
until the last,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
MORE ARGUMENT IN
EKERN CASE ASKED
REHEARINe IN CONTROVERSY Is
ORDERED BY THE STATE
SUPREME COURT.
REHEaRING SET FOR MAY is
Now Believed That Final Decision VIII
ee Handed Down About June 1st,
Settling Title TO Office and Other
Points in Controversy.

Madison.---A decision in the MeGoy.
ern-Ekern controversy may not be
banded down by the state Supreme
eourt before the last OF May or the first
Of June. The court has issued an or.
der for the rearkument OF the follow
ing questions;
Question /. Section $40 of the stat
utes which says that due process Of
the law as guaranteed by the constit-
ution. be pursued in removing an one
er
Question ?. Does due process OF the
law In such a case entitle the officer
attempted to be removed TO a reason.
able notice Of the hearing and Of the
particular charge, reasonable oppor-
tuuity to be heard in person and by
counsel. 10 know the adverse evidence
10 be considered, a right to cross ex-
anime the opposing witnesses ard pre-.
sent all material evidence in his own
behalf?
Question g. II an order for the re.
movaI CT an officer charged In such a
proceeding without according these
privileges to him is II valid?
Question !, Is It jurisdictional re-
quirement OF an order under the re-
L0oyal statute that 1t be based on evil
dence, taken according to the essen
tlals Of due process of law, which in
some reasonable view sustain the
charges against the person accused
which will warrant his removal and #
so was such case made as TO Mr..
Ekern2
Argument on these questions will be
heard on May 10.
The general fooiiBe among attorneys
who have read the questions il that
they mean the court will decide all the
questions involved in the case, ipclud.
ing the title TO the office. instead OF
Confining itself 10 the mere injunction
suit. This Is what Mr. Eherns at.
torneys asked In the former argu-
mants
The call for new arguments was bail.
ed with rejoicing in the Ekern camp.
II was accepted there that the ques.
tions indicated that the question OF
title to the Office OF insurance commits.
sioner was TO be tried along with the
other question.
The governors friends were not "a
iubilaht but expressed themselves as
satisfied IL the validity of Gov Me
Governs action was TO be taken up
now when the whole question would
be settled
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
PUPILS WIN POINT.
Committee VIII Make Inquiry on Pitts-
burgh School superintendent.

Committee VIII Make inquiry on Pitts-
hurgh School superintendent.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 24.-The
strike Of school children as protest
against S L. Heeter. superintendent
of the public school system. who last
Friday was acquitted by jury of two
serious charges preferred by domes-
tic employed at his home. gained
great proportions on Tuesday when
nearly 100000 children, most of them
pupils in the schools, marched or ran
wild about the streets here.
When she tried to cross PennsyL
vania avenue. one OF the main thor
oughfares of the city, Angelina Disera,
aged three, of Fourteenth street. was
run down by street car and killed.
While rioting was IN progress all
over the city the school board met.
quickly discussed the situation and APP
pointed a committee OF citizens to In.
yestigate the charges against the su-
perlntendent aud report back to the
board
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
70 KILLED, 50 ARE
EAIOMBED IN MINE
cavein Follows Blast in PennsI-
vania Shaft.
SCORES OF MINERS TRAPPED
Fire Breaks Out, Threatening to Burn
Coolies Of Victims Before
They Can Be Ia
ken Out.

Pittsburgh, Pa. april 25.-Seventy
miners. whose bodies have been re
covered. lost their lives in the Gin
cinnati mine OF the Pittsburgh Coal
company at Courtney, Pa, by an ex.
plosion of gas on Wednesday.
1t is thought that about fifty others
are entombed behind the caye-in and
they are believed 20 have been suffo-
Gated by the afterdamp which filed
the workings within few moments
after the explosion.
The mine officials are unable to give
the exact number Of men underground
at the time the accident occurred, but
It is estimated at nearly 200. OF this
number rs were rescued alive, or found
their way TO the surface through the
two other openings
The violence OF the explosion put
out of commission the ventilating
blower and the .cavein broke the air
pipes. rendering it impossible to force
air &c the imprisoned men.
Fire which broke out soon after the
explosion is raging through the run
ways, and unless the. rescuers are able
TO clear away the cavein within few
hours it is feared that the bodies of
the men still remaining underground
may be consumed by the flames.
B The hre and the eavein is hampering
the rescuers 10 their work.
One Of the most pitiable figures in
the. disaster is Superintendent Charles
Carter. whose son. John. was killed,
and whose other son. Joseph, barely
escaped with his life after seeing his
brother killed. Mr. Carter has been
working unremittingly since the acct.
dent occurred. He refused to be inter
rupted by the news Of his sons death.
He has headed the rescuers and en-
ployed every means to bring order out
of chaos
The scene OF the accident is about
ten miles from Mariana, where five
years ago $50 miners we're killed in
an explosion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30
WILSON TO SEND
BRYAN TO COAST
California Willing to Receive Sec.
rotary of State.
WILL COUNSEL ON LAND LAW
Legislature. While Holding Right TO
Leeisiste on Subject for State.
Is Agreeable to Presi-
dents Purpose.

Sacramento, Cal. April 25.-Goyer-
nor Johnson, replying to message
from President Wilson on Wednesday
asking If it would be agreeable to the
governor and the legislature of this
state to have Secretary of State viii
liam J. Bryan visit Sacramento 70
counsel with them regarding the pro
posed alien land laws said:
Il shall at all times be pleased to
and it will be entirely agreeable TO me
to have the secretary visit Sacramento
as suggested in your telegram"
Legislators find themselves con
fronted with an unprecedented situa-
ton on the anti-alien bill.
For President Wilson had tele-
graphed both houses OF the legislature.
and also the governor. that he wished
to send Secretary of State William
Jennings Bryan 10 Sacramento to
counsel with legislators concerning
the land laws to be adopted.
As soon as the receipt OF the presi-
dents message became known Sena-
tor A. F. Boynton, president pro TEN.
OF the senate, got the administration
leaders into a conference in the gov
ernor's Office to formulate some Pro.
gressive party policy in the matter.
II was finally decided to quote the
presidents telegram in a whereas and
follow that with the following:
Now, therefore, be II resolved by
the senate Of the state of California,
that while this senate respectfully
maintains the light OF the legislature
Of the state OF California to legislate
on the subject of land ownership with
In the state, il will be entirely agree
able TO this senate TO have the sacre-
visit Sacramento for the purposes in
dicated in the presidents telegram.
and.
BE II further resolved that In view
Of the propable early adjournment Of
the legislature, the secretary Of the
senate be and hereby is instructed to
transmit forthwith the resolutions by
telegram to the president"
This was che resolution finally car
ried 70 the senate.
Sacramento, Cal, April 24.--The
settled policy OF the California admin
istration on the alien land ownership
question was made known officially
through an exchange Of kilograms be-
tween President Wilson and Governor
Johnson on Tuesday.
Governor Johnson and his party
leaders in the senate favor a bill ex-
Guiding from land ownership In the
state all aliens ineligible to citizens
under the laws Of the United States
| Such law probably will be passed
in spite OF the objections from Wash,
| ington.
The assertion is made by the COVER
nor that state law of this nature
would not DE in contravention OF any
existing treaty He is upheld in this
view by the majority leaders in the
senate who met with him and agreed
upon the form of the telegraphic re
/ ply to President Wilson's message.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30

Arkansas City, Ark. April 23.-
Prompt action by Deputy Sheriff
Wise in shooting and killing Ed Rob
inson, formerly leyee worker. pre-
vented the cutting Of the levee at this
place and the overflow Of thousands
of acres Of valuable lands Robinson
was shot only after he had threat
ened TO xiii the guard XIII as many OF
the workers as he could and cut the
levee. He was drinking at the time.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-04-30

How .drear place the world would be
IL all who fail TO win success
Permitted all the rest to see W
The evidence of their distress!
How fortunate 1t is that men
So often hide the griefs they bear
So often still try bravely when
Their breasts are laden with despair,
How few men ever would achieve
The victories that are so sweet
If each should let the world perceive
Whenever he had met defeat!
How few men would be deemed sublime
BY those whose hearts are moved to
song atate H
II each sat grumbling every time
His heart ached or his plans went
wrong.
How little there would be to praise
How much to keep US plunged in gloom
If each but waited all his days
To hear the dreadful crack of doomi
It's we'll that men conceal despair
When stubborn fate has used them III;
Why not, II you have woes 10 bear,
Assist by seeming hopeful still?