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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30
MAY START BUY-A.BAR-
REL OF APPLES MOvE1GI

II Is reported that apple-growera II
the western part OF the Stats afe ~ N
pairing to start I buy-a- barrel ~ " ~
Pies movement. similar 70 tho ca< y
movement. 81 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30

With fair weather il may be remarked that
this years fair Fair will fare rather more
than fairly well. especially with Presden,
Fairfax ut the helm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30

Gcrniaay want damages from China? Who
took candy from the baby?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30

Have you bought your bale YETI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30
Must BE Nationwide.

vcsuvius. VA, Sept. %. 1914.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30
Lifetime Subscriber.

w. NJ. BICKERs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30
Thankful TO God.

Holdcrost, Va, Sept. IS, 1914. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-30
Now for a Good Fair.

saint Martins. Md, Sept. rs. 1914,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
MARSHALL NONCOMMITTAL
REGARDING DENOMINATION
Nirc-PrcsfdcDt Docs Not Intend u
This Time Either to Accept
lnII

WASulNC;ToN. September 5.-Nicc-
President Marshall yesterday said he
did not intend At this time either to
accept or refuse tho nomination 81 his
party as Nicc-I'rcsIicut. lie spoke in
comment upon the report published IN
q Sew Work morning newspaper to tho
effect that he likely would not he a
candidate for the Office of Vice Prcsi-
dent in 1915.
The Office Of President, particularly,
and Of Vice President, Incidentally
said Mr.. Marahaii are Of such I'M
poriancc the people should not 10 i'm :
portuucd in regard 10 tho selection Of
candidates. but ought 10 bc allowed to
select whom they viii, without let Or
hindraucc.
Il wish 10 say at this time. however.
ia view OF the report published in tho
nc " spapcrs that would not hc a can
dihatc 10 succeed myself, that I have
never at amy time made any ctfort to
obtain the nomination FOR any Office: !
have never written TO or personally
asked any man 10 vote for me. did
not protest when one of my bitter cne-
mics from my own county was scated
at tho convention which nominated INC
for Governor OF Indiana"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
SIMPLE FACTS ABOUT CATARRH.

VIVA, causes catarrh? The causes
trc too numerous 10 mention. But
lnyway. catarrh Is not a disease. only
" the word catarrh is "a ilow.' As
commonly employed The word means an
,cutc or chronic inflammation of a
mucous mcmbrane-thc lining of any
,art Of the body that communicates
With the outer air.
nasal catarrh is the usual condition.
Ii Is syinptomatic OF some local or
1oids and enlarged tonsils cause nasal
.atarrh. Thiclicncd turbinatcd bones
i the nose cause catarrh Foreign
,odics in the nose cause one-sidcd ca :
arrh Tuberculosis, heart disease and
lidncy disease are often accompanied
With chronic nasal cdtarrh.
over eating, excessive clothing. de-
'ective ventilation Of living-rooms or
BEDROOMS, alcoholism and insufficient
.xcrcisc are prehsposing factors of
lasal catarrh. Fatigue is rather a
actor OF acute catdrrh-CorSZa-
u the head.
Practical Phys,oIogy.
Tho nasal passage runs straight
,ack ward when the head is held erect
not upward rs many imagine. When
on use an atomiIrr, therefore,, do not
lrcct the spray toward the roof OF
he nose, but direct it straight back.
and always have the solution warm
Normally the turb;natc. or spcngy
zones in tho nose serve to keen the
lir suitably moistencd to remove dust
md bacteria, ana TO warm II before
1 enters the lungs. When chronically
nIlamcd these bodies become thickcn-
ID and obstruct the nasal passages
sometimes they require surgical re-
nuval. But rcmembcr, they are not
'erowths." but simply inGamed tissue
Some Necessary Don'ta.
Don't snuff things into tho nose
rhis is dangerous and rarely helps
our catarrh. Don't use strong salt
water: ii irritatcs and agsravatcs the
roubIc No more than teaspoonful
~ salt 20 the pint OF boiled and cooled
water should lie used. This is about
VS. salty as the tears and no more
irritating.
Don't spray strong antiscptics in the
lcsc without doctors orders. You
nay do M rc harm than good In
ihronic catat :" simple alkaline or salt
solutions arc a.0ut Ia effective rs any
hinc for cleansing the nostrils Of
mucous.
\ simple dict which regulates tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

with Miss Elizabeth johnston At Three
tlills.' near the Hot SPRUCE
Miss Marguerite Owen lof,, town last
Wee Tor Georgia. where she expects
10 spend the coming winter.
Nj and Mrs. II. W. King. or Roberts
Stteet. Barton Heights. left on Satur
daN COR visit 10 MIR Kings sister. Mrs.
I. Il. Thacks,on. in Spartanburg, ). 6.
Kenneth Chadwick and his sister.
MISS Jessie thadwick. OF ,hs city. mo-
the week end with L. n. Baush and his
family ut that place.
Miss Eual Mann ,us recently moved
into her new home al i4oo Floyd Ave-
nue..
John 7 Garrett, j.; Of, this city. Is
some time.
to the city. after spending the summer
at thautauquu IN tho study OF music
with Ernest Hutchcrson. OF Berlin.
Or. and Mrs. william +. Mercer. Miss
May Mercer and Miss Elsie Young have
returned to the city. after 4 fve weeks,
tour through the mountains OF Vir-
sinia. West Virginia and Maryland.
Or. Blair Burwcll. of Indian Camp"
IN Pow hatan County. continues i'll at
his home there.
have returned to their home, after an
extended visit to friends and relatives
ia Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Dudley. who has been
tho guest Of Miss Bessie Loo Rlanton
in Powhatan County. mas returned to
the city.
Mrs. Mann : Valentine has recently
zone to Blue Ridge Springs. whore
Sic is spending GONE tmc.
Mrs. Lillian IIcrin has returned 10
her home in lvor after u short stay
III Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
SMOKES FOR DUTCH SOLDIERS
Thousands Of Cigars Arc Gathered for
SOIdicrs hN Hoy ScniIts.

AMSTERDAM Septcmbcr 6.-The
Dutch army believes IL may righttullY
boast Of being the best equipped army
in Europe so far as smoking comforts
go. The BOY Scouts. during the FIRST
days of mobilization. went All over the
city Of Amsterdam with barrows gath :
ering cigars for the soldiers. The
total was too big to count, but within
two hours one day more than 2o.000
cigars were gathered. rassers- by
cmpticd their cigar cases, dealers pre-
tributed money for the purchase or
cigars. All along the frontier the sen
,incls may now bc seen comfortably
putting away at these gift cigars.
Holland has been so much in icno-
rance OF what is happening that one of
tho Amsterdam papcrs Expressed the
situation by heading it's page Of war
news with the negative in half a dozen
foreign LANGUAGES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
BLOWN OVER ny STORM.
Church and Dwelling In NUrthumhcr-
land Almost Demolished.
[Spccinl TO The TimcS-Dispftch
1, g l..I

Special TO The TimcS- Dispnt oh.
HtATiiSNlLLE, VA, September g.
During the severe electrical and wind
storm of Thursday the residence of
George -. Richardson. :, widely known
citizen of this county. situated near
Village, was blown over and almost
demolished The same storm also flow
over Bethany Baptist Church. between
LottsburG aud Lodge, this county. Both
were structures of ample dimensions
and strongly built.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
MOMENTS MEETINGS.

The Richmond NuracS'Club viii meet
in tho clubroom of the Young Woncu'S
Christian Association this afternoon 1T
4 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

N 0 t e 5
ENTER TAlNS IN HONOR
OF MISS BERTA M'CONKEY
Miss Lonisc Elizabeth itngby Gives
tftcruOon Tea To-Day Tor Her


N'irTubpp Tea tu-Duy Tor Her
Guest.
Miss Louise Elizabeth Gagby. Of ZOO
Monument Avenue, has issued cards FOR
1n afternoon tea 1T her home. the ar
fnir 10 - given from sac to $50
o'clock. Miss narby IS entertaining
this afternoon i'm honor az her guest,
Mics Eorta Mccoukcy
Returned to Richmond.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l., T.. I5arucS have re-
c.ntlN returned 10 tho city. ana are uow
~ their home on Monument Avenue for
ihe ian and winter season Miss Annie
rraaitli0 Barnes. vino has been spend
iut. the summer months In North car
oliu. and 1T old Point Comfort. has
also returned TO Richmond Miss
Barnes was accompanied hy her sister.
MR. -EGgcuc Holt. Of North Carolina.
WHO win - the guest OF hor parents
here fot some time.
Enlargement Announced.
Sir and Mrs T.. VI kclio-g. or cane
Chtrlcs. apnouuc" tho engagement 81
W"ir daughter. Boss IIiliycr, 10 Or
Sydney Sheppard KcIiam. ~ belle
Haven. Tho wedding VIII Il. t.cic-
htti"d some ,imo this fail
Family R-unIon.
One - tho nost enjoyable occasions
Of last week. was the reunion a. Brook
shitc. ON "a" York i;ivcr. IL tho twelve
children 81 Mrs. Wilnam Gregory
Erppt,. Besides those living ncar their
oiJ home. AIRS. boswell CIouton M
10. l. Topping. roger. Harvey ana XII.
drew Brooches, MiHscs i.ucy. Fannie and
Margar"t Brookcs. were Arrs. Augustus
koilc. aud Richard ,,oN ErooLes or
savannah. C;a Mrs. John Il. Co,I,I;,nd
or NorroIlt: Charles Eos Erookcy
Washington rhcr. wore oul, siA OF
tho fifteen GRANDCHILDREN pro>cu,-Wn-
liam Kelley ana Miss Louisa Kelley. ~
Savannah. Ga. and Miss Mildred Rob
go aud Temple Cvuplnnd. Of norfolk
ana Hilcy Brooches 81 Yves, Point,
Eroolsshire is situated across the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

Why. YOU VIII even fold YOUR hands
quietly and then the tension of vour
thoughts VIII cause them quickly to
tighten. tighten until YOU arc iaitls
suffering with tho pain. In the sam"
WAY yon Will cross your knees with
like results. You viii set at u table
writing with knees crossed. and N vou
brig your mind back I" yourself ana
look foi what is causing that terrible
pam - Your foot and lcg YOU viii mud
that Your Knee IS pressed with all the.
energy OF your body againp, that table.
',ud You arc suf cring a. = consequence.
Why abuse yourself ~ thcs" WAYS
whom a tiny bit Of relaxation aud
fnonght of self VIII do away with
everything of The kind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

H. a. would not advise you 10
isc peroxide OH your switch Is ma &c
il lighter as YOU are apt 10 make u
100 light for your hair. | suggest that
+ on take the switch 10 !. reliable hair
ircsscr and have her bleach i. for Sou.
/ am sure YOU would be bette. satisfied
with it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

Again YOU complain, and even 40 TO
physician for q treatment Tor rhcu
uatlsnl. when, by Watching your own
-"lt and your nanncrisns in position
Nou will catch yourself resting one
band under the elbow Of the other ann.
Nith perhaps the other hand holding
on chin up. This is a common fault
nI is the cause OF lame hands. which
Keep you from practicing the piano.
ru.hctinc. etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

common fault ~ tcrscncsa is tho
nabit OF beating time to music that
Guns in your head b. rubbing youts
teeth together In fact. you Viii tirn
,ourSen TN your head aches ana ycur
,"mnleS feel fairly bulgcd out. and \
Nv" same tintc your toes perhaps viii
~ boating time inside Of your Shoes
'" the music YOU are hunuuiug 10 vout-
-oif, unil YOU have cramps both IN
legs
iipn ossil. all this could b. roircdicd
~ fnn would only quietly nut you}' t"ct
on tho floor. Your hands on your kucne.
ana quietly relax \ wonderful cur"
Tor ~ sorts Of aches aud pains ana
aAhauat:on. ~ both brain ami BODY.
allowing yourself and your thoughts
y" now normally and fro"l'. without
fatigue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
F ashton S Decree

To days Dress liint. WIN
authentic note ~ To Stylc
and fabric.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

lt'mcmher TcnscnoFs ~ 4 condition
nf nerves which has tho power ~
t"iatd ANIMATION phyatcaliy zee w"li 80
fucutally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

Alton Valentine is entertaining Al
attractive hcuse party at The summer
home of his parents. IN Powhatar
County. for this wccl.-.nd Nh Valcu-
tine's guests for the affair include Nils,
Mildred Gricc. Miss Elizabeth Tavloi
ana Thomas L. Stagg, j.. All ~ thi,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
Household
Interests
The Beauty of Relaxation
ny LILLIAN RUSSELL.

why should we abuse ourselves By
"nr ,cnseness? We quietly fold our
AIMS, but in y few moments We have
folded them So tightly that 81 least
"uc OF our hands is go crampcd II pains
10 the elbow. aud wc complain Of rAcu-
nla tism IN the hand when rcla %ation
w"uld have saved both the thought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

In spite of the increased cost of other foods due to
European war, the price of Grape-Nuts food has not
advanced but remains the same as heretofore
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd, Battle Creek Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

l.. g.. Cleanliness must nave part IN
the treatment OF perspiriur feet Not
only the feet are included In this care.
but also the stockings and shoes.
Morning and evening the feet must
hc bathcd, and sometimes during the
Law The stockings and shoes must
|,n bad cases, be changed twice a day.
\ good wash for bathing is one or two
Trans Of alum 10 a pint of alcohol.
Dust with a plain talcum powder.
Bathing in hot water is good. After
iryins thoroughly rub with cologne
water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
~ AND 0UT on, TOWN

Miss Julia Grant Moore hos returned
The CITY. ait.r spending some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07

= g.. Gcnue massage with warm
..ocoa butter h good TOR developing
NJ" bust = simple. hut helpful ever
cts" for thir purpose ~ as follows.
Clinch tho nsts vigorously and bring
thcn together ~ front. the arms being
raised 10 horizontal position. with
To. arms III shoulder level gradually
scpuratc the lists as widely as you
caTl4 In thus way the muscles or the
rhcst shoulders ana back are cXcr-
ciacd ana developed. Deep breathing
J- also good TO- ;hs purpose. Il
should bc practtccd frequently. taking
ic"p Limitations through the nostrils.
holding the breath for "a few seconds.
opd then letting II out through the
Hostrils. Practice this exercise tor Ave
minut.a each morning upon arising.
You viii flnd that tiis viii help YOU
wonderfully. ] shall be glad 10 send
Nuu Instructions for developing the
bust and set Of deep breathing eMcr-
,lscs II YOU viii send me Z stamped
addressed envelope.
~ L.. II the cream YOU are now
using agrees with your skin there IS
no reason FOR changing 1t. Personally.
1 never care for the Greaseiess creams.
IT, must 0c remembered that the o!lS
tu the cream are necessary 10 cleanse
properly and 70 nourish the skin Tn.
following Is a good formula for ros"
cream. You can have u made NJ NJ
any drug store White wax, ninety
grains; spermaceti. ninety grains al
nond oil, TWO ounces; rose water, one
and half ounces. oil Of rose, four
drops
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
a Attend " cddinr.

Miss Nellie Southal Htll left on Fri
oay for Nelson County, where She viii
te The guest of Miss Bessie I:edd Tor
some iime Miss iiill viii attend Miss
Hetd as maid OF honor At her marriage
J." Harry Snccd Massic. son OF senator
Hi'po Nassie, which viii he celebrated
ol Scutcrubcr 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
WOMAN ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE HER LIFE
AT EARLY HOUR YESTERDAY
MORNING she FIRED SHOT
INTO HER BREAST
Husband Was Awakened and Rushed
to Her-She Was Removed 20
Hospital and Bullet Extracted.

In NJ Of momentary insanity. Mrs.
Thomas Daniels. of Aetnaville. yes
ierday morning endeavored TO take
her own life. when she turned a re-
yolver upon herself shooting herself
In the breast. Through the excite
mcnt her aim was bad and the deadly
rushed 10 the Martins Ferry hospital.
where she was reported as RESTING
easily with some hopes of recovery,
although the exact nature or extent
for some time. Attending physicians
state that her lungs are punctured
and while she may recover. chances
are against her.
Those who know the woman say
that she has been i'll for the past six
years. and the continuous strain on
her Is thought TO have preyed upon
her mental faculties. With no one
around her. her family still in their
sleeping apartments. she went 10 a
closet and secured a revolver. She
GS liberately turned the gun upon her
self and fred what may be a fatal
blot. The husband. who was sleep
Ing at the time. hearing the shot ana
rushed to her before che had a chance
TO do herself further harm.
With a smile she sank TO the floor.
entirely overcome. DR.. MCGinnis. OF
Martins Ferry. was called and she
was rushed To the hospital, where a
superhuman effort was made TO save
her life. which has so far succeeded.
An operation was performed and the
bullet secured The family are we'll
10 do people and so far a. Is known.
had never had any domestic trouble
which would In any way cause her 20
take her own life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
WILL PROTECT
MINE PROPERTY
United States and England Enter
Into Agreement Similar to That
Regarding OIL Property.

WASHINGTON. June %. An
agreement has been made between
the United States and Great Britain
TO protect mining properties I'm Mexi-
co. similar 10 that made 20 protect
the oil interests.
Withdrawal Of the foreigners from
the mining districts OF Mexico and
the danger Of returning while mill
tary operations were imminent have
made II impossible for operators In
every case to meet their contractual
obligations or comply with require
ments OF the authorities As a pos
silie result some OF the contracts NAV
be cancelled or sope OF the proper
ties may be conhscated and the in
terests resold
The situation has been brought TO
the attention Of the United States
and Great Britain. who have conchd-
ed To follow the same course as was
pursued On relation 70 the oil inter.
csts and formally agreed that they
VIII no. suUpCr. AUTOMATICALLY anv
claim 10 isterests In mines or min.
Ing rights ACQUIRED directly or indi-
rectly by their respective nationals
since January I. 1913. which in anv
way we're affected by cancellations or
cCnfscatIOns resulting from the In.
ability ct the bona fde owners to
meet their contractual or legal obli-
cations because of military opera
tions or the disturbed political state
IN Mexico.
This agreement In no way. how
ever. affects any case. I'm which their
owner could have performed his oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
You Need This
Great Nerve Tonic
For over Eating. Drinking. Smoking
or Over~ork OF Any Kind Caus-
Ing Nervousness.
Take Ambition Pills

John Coleman Co. f. having a lively
sale OF Wendells Ambition pills these
days because the people OF Wheeling
who have tried them know that they
tone up the entire system and impart
vigor and energy into run down peo-
pie I'm a few days and because they
are guaranteed to do exactly as adj
vertised. and John Coleman Is author
led by the maker TO refund the pur-
chase price to anybody dissatisfied
with the first box purchased
II you feel blue. have lost conf
dence In yourself. are Respondent.
weak and tired out. a 5O-cent box OF
Wendolls Ambition Pills is ali YOU
need
Finest prescription for headaches.
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidney
and liver complaints. malaria. neural
gia, trembling and loss OF appetite.
They never fail to end constipation.
Get them at John Coleman Co. and
dealers everywhere for 80 cents. Mail
orders filled. charges prepaid. by Wen
dell Phramacal Co. Syracuse. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-26
|. W. w. LEADER
TO GRAND JURY
JOSEPH ErToR HELD. UNDER
$1,000 BOND AT PRElIhl-
NARY HEARING.
Street Parade and Demonstration Fol.
lowed In Diiionvsle-Many
Come 10 Connors.

Joseph Ettor. l. W, W. agitAtor. was
held to await the action OF the Jeffer-
son county grand jury. on the charge
OF melting TO riot. at a preliminary
hearing yesterday before Justice OF
Peace Mercer at Dillonvale Ettor's
bond was placed at $1,000. This was
provided by a resident OF Dillonvale
by The name OF Zambon.
Ettor's hearing was one OF the most
spectacular ever held In jefferson
county. The little mining town OF
Dillonvale was crowded with striking
miners. and the hearing was attended
by more than a thousand men. II
continued i've hours The state was
represented by Prosecuting Attorney
Brown. OF Jefferson county. There
was no disorder, as the saloons were
closed by order or the mayor and the
sheriff
After Ettor had furnished bail for
his appearance before the Jefferson
county grand jury a parade was held
followed by a demonstration. There
was no disorder. however A parade
was formed in which three brass
bands participated. and the minars
/ marched 10 the outskirts OF the town.
where the demonstration was held
on the property of Zambon. Fttor
spoke for about forty-fiye minutes
anu was followed by foreign speakers,
talks being made in Polish. Hungarian
and SlaNish. Many of Ettor's auditors
were at loss TO account for one OF
his statements. He is accredited with
saying: don't let an ounce OF union
coal pass through Ohio"
II Is said that late yesterday NJ.
+ ternoon the saloons in Dillonvale
opened and many persons. including
the ]. w. w. leaders. proceeded to be
come well under the influence of In
toNicants. About 200 of them came
/ 10 Connors. small mining village.
fabout Two miles from Rsyland. Ow-
ing TO the condition of these people.
trouble Is anticipated for today
3 THE SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS CO.
Semi-Annual Trouser Sale begins 20.
morrow. See large adVt. on PAGE 7.