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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
IS
WIDELY SEPARATED
JUDGE VESTS DECISION TO BE
CARRIED TO SUPREME
COURT.
The L. O, Smith and Bros.
6atLbcortng, f9nG-we6ring
typewriter:

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. l.
Judge Jesse r. West presided in the
Hastings court of Petersburg yester-
day for the purpose of entering a
final decree in the chancery cause.
styled james Avery ct ais. VS.. Eli
Tartte ct ais
The Judge did NOT reach Petersburg
until about O'Clock Friday evening,
having been engaged all day in the
trial of murder case in the Circuit
court of Prince George.
The chancery cause, as above, in
wolves the settlement and adjustment
OF a dispute in the congregation OF
the famous Harrison Street Baptist
church (colored) of this city.
The congregation IS divided into
two factions, known as the Tartteites.
who are the defendants. and Anti
Tartitteites, who are the plaintiffs in
the case.
Judge West entered the decree
whereupon counsel for the defend
ants, Messrs. r. II. Davis and Paul
Petit, gave notice of their intentions
to appeal from the same to the SUI
preme court, and asked that the exc
cution be suspended to allow them
time to prepare the appeal --~-.--
The judge entered the suspending
order, as requested, allowing the de-
PENDANTS ninety days for this purpose,
provided that within five days they
give the proper bond.
The decree entered practically gives
the plaintiffs the control OF the
church, and is regarded as a decisive
victory for that faction.
The cost of such an appeal, as pro-
posed would be enormous. reaching
probably $1,000. which It is believed
Will make an apped practically pro-
hibitive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
PISTOL-TOTER AND
NON-SUPPORTER, TOO

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. IF.
E. Webster. a white man, who was
recently tried in the courts of this
city for desertion and non-support.
and who has failed to live up to the
order of The court, came to the city
last evening, and was rearrested. He
was taken to the city Jail and when
searched a revolver was found in his
boot leg.
Upon application of counsel bail
was granted in the srm Of $500. $3.50
on each charge of non-support and
carrying concealed weapons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
Two Small Fires.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. Tive
alarms of fire turned in yesterday.
neither of which resulted in serious
damage. At 3 O'Clock in the morning
the building owned ny Bartlett RUs-
per & Son, and occupied by tha
Stockden- Myers Hardware company
was found to pc on fire. The damage
was very slight, although a colored
employe was badly burned about his
arms and face. The second alarm
came In at els p NJ. from a frame
residence on Phoenix street. owned by
the City Building company. and occu-
pied by George Wingfield. The dana
age to the building was very slight.
but the household effects were badly
damaged by smoke and water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
WAISON'S FOLKS
PROUD OF SPEECH

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LAWRENCEVILLE, VA, Feb. L.
The people of the Fourth district are
much pleased with the speech made
in congress by Congressman Walter A.
Watson on the Alaskan railroad pur-
chase. 1t was his maiden speech, and
reports from Washington are to the
effect that he was given the closest at
tention and his remarks were follow
ed by applause from the floor as we'll
as the galleries. He was compliment
ed by his colleagues and by the two
Virginia senators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
POLICE ON TRAIL
OF PRIZE FIGHTERS

Henrico county police have received
word to the effect that prize fights are
being held around the county Sunday
afternoons. Hundreds Of people con-
gregate each Sunday in some section
of the county to witness pugilistic en-
counters, and several bouts are said to
have been staged.
Policeman Wilson Seay Is inyestigat-
Ing the matter and twice he has walked
into the crowds and found young men
engaged in boxing matches, Sheriff
Kemp says that he will not stand for
any prize fighting in Henrico county
and anyone caught violating this law
win be punished to the fullest extent
nj the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
~
DR.. ROBERT GOODWIN
STILL SERIOUSLY ILL

Restoratives are being used and the
condition OF DR.. Robert A. Goodwin.
rector OF st. Johns, Episcopal church,
Is still critical. His condition has been
unchanged since Saturday morning.
DIR. Goodwin came to this city In
1893 from Petersburg to assume the
assistant rsctorship Of st. Johns
church. Not long afterwards he be-
came rector. Previous TO his bad
health ~ i sngsgsd IN Tuch chafltAble
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
YOUNG MASSlE NOT
LAMED FOR DEATH

LYNcHBUR G. VA. Feb. LIN
Nelson county today, II. s. BcNab. act-s
ing coroner, held an inquest over th0
body of John Campbell shot near Tyr0
Friday night by Frank Massie. son az
Senator Bland Massie. The jury rem
dered a verdict that the killing was
without criminal intent. and that no
blame should be attached to young
Massie on account of 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02

the move did not render the relations
between the two countries any plea
santer. Rear Admiral Vreeland, of the
general board OF the navy, has told
the house committee on naval affairs
that Japan could easily capture the
philippines a-,rft faraea-i --i.---~ s4it-s
TO under the present conditions. He
argues for four battieships this year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
Funeral 4of Miss Wilcox.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. 1.-Tho
funeral of Miss Susan p. P. wilcox,
whose death occurred at the residence
Of her sister. Mrs John G. Dunn, on
South Sycamore street, yesterday
morning. will be conducted from st.
PauFs Episcopal church at I o'clock
tomorrow tMonday) morning Friends
and acquaintance are invited to at.
tend. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02

court to allow counsel for the accused
to investigate a rumor regarding the
fitness of one of the jurors.
The prosecution was conducted by
Commonweaith's attorney, Rives, Of
Prince George. and Charles T. Las
sitter. of this city.
Richard T. Wilson. of this city, reps
resented the defense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02

WASHINGTON. Feb. Much con-
Germ here is felt over the present Jap
anese situation as regards Mexico. 1t
is not really believed however. that
Japan Is seeking TO make enemies with
the t=u.trei- .stztr-.~- att rrurn II -fsvFcf~-
mitted that when arms were sold by
the Japanese to the federals in Mexico
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
The Weather

For virginia-Fair Monday and Tues
day; ligh. variable winds.
For North Carolina-Fair Monday
and Tuesday, light variable winds be-
coming northeast.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02

Japan has had one warship on the
western coast of Mexico for the pro-
lection of her citizens in that country,
but this is not regarded in any un-
friendly way by the United States. The
AaGdaIena- hay incident in which Japan
figured some time ago is recalled by
the present situation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. Henry ID.
Flood. Congressman from Virginia, 10
chairman OF the house committee on
foreign AFFAIRS and a. such has great
influence in determining the United
States governments policy toward Mex
leo and Japan. Flood Ii In frequent
conferences with Presfdent Wilson In
regard 70 Mexican affairs. II II re-
ported In Washiny ton that Flood II In
favor AZ armed iutsry4ntioA ~ The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-02
TWIN BROTHER TALE
PLOT FOR ROMANCE
cHEskERED CAREER OF A. ID. OH
YER BROUGHT ABOUT By
LOST RELATIVE.
HAS UPS AND DOWNS
ESCAPADEs OF COUNTERPART
LEAD TO MANY MIsFoRTuNEs
FOR INNOCENT CITIZEN
OF GEORGIA.
HAS UPS AND DOWNS

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. IA. d,
OlIvt~ lavish spender, president II
the Climax tGa.) bank at the time
- rs sudden failure L. 1908, and a
prominent figure in South Georgia
social life. where he cut a wide swath
until his spectacular downfall and
Imprisonment on a charge of Big
amy and false pretenses. Is Tree again
after convincing a Mississippi Judge
that he is the victim of one of the
strangest cases OF mistaken identity
in real life or fiction.
on the shoulder of his twin broth
err is now laid the burden OF the
crimes charged TO oliver. Only two
days out of the Mississippi prison
farm. Oliver turned up in Atlanta
Saturday on his way to Lee county,
where he declared ha-waS- going to
make a new start IN life after nearly
five years on the chain gang and in
prison.
Ills story rivals anything in Monte
Cristo and Is unsurpassed by the inn
possible tales of the Arabian Nights,
Chancellor r. H. Jones: commented
in granting the writ last week In the
habeas corpus proceedings brought
by divers lawyer in Kinds county,
Mississippi.
Black Sheen Brother.
That he has black sheep twin
brother whom he so closely resem-
bles that he virtually has had to
serve time for all OF his brothers
crimes and escapades in the South
Is divers weird story. Meanwhile
the brother is enjoying himself in
Honduras.
His pretty young wife, a society
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before the whole of the people Of the south for that period when they are seeking vacation points.
 Single and double column cuts have been prepared for this work, one of which carries a small view of the Majestic In all the advertising this sort of boosting is indulged:
 Uncle Sams only health resort and all America's playground. The aouthemers favorite resort Where the radioactive waters and the pure pine laden mountain air renews health. Where the pleasure seeker finds all form of amusement-r riding, driving. boating, bathing, fishing, and golfns on the finest links in the south
 As am example of the field that is being covered by Mr. Jones in this campaign, and two cuts herewith are used. and he following papers will contain the advertisements for fifty times, beginning ou May i, and making as complete a schedule of advertising as has been done from this city in years.
 The Arkansas Democrat, Little Rock Ark
 The CommcrciaL Pine Bluff, Ark
 The Argus, Brinkloy Ark.
 The Arkansawyer stuttgart Ark. The Southwest American, Fort Smith, Ark.
 The Guard. Batesyile, Ark.
 The Four states Press TeNarkana, Ark
 The Dixie Home HIrmnsn1m' Ala The News. Tuscaloosa, Ala.
 The Evening Teleeram Rocky Mto N. C..
 Greensboro Daily News, Greens boro, N. C.
 The Inquirer, OWensboro, Ky.
 The Evening sun, Paducah, Ky
 Times Journal Bowling Green Ky The Staff Johnson City, Tenn.
 The Visitor, Nashville, Tenn.
 The Sun, Jackson, Tenn.
 Morning News, Enid okla.
 Star Publishing Co., ChickaSha' okla.
 Arimortc. Ardmorc Okla,
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HIS CASE HOPELESS
 MOST FRIENDS THOUGHT
Sleep Friend sao~ouaht Which Does
 

Pomeroyton, Ky This town is the home of Nr A. J. Hughes whose condition for five years was such as led him. as well as most of his friends, 10 believe that he could not recover.
 Mir Hughes now says "I was down with stomach trouble for five years and would have sick headache SO bad, at times, that l thought surely | would die.
 My condition was such that could not eat or sleep | tried many dif- ferent medicines, but they did me no good.
 Nearly all my friends thought 1 would die. but one of them advised me 10 take Thedford's BlackDraught. followed his advice with but little
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Yesterday there was filed in tue chancery court a suit for an injunc- tion against James L Graham, "op- eratne as the Hot Springs Remedy Company and asking that Graham be enioiued from advertising "rhe Grconway Remedy in the manner which he has done The plaintiff in this action are Mrs. Alice Greel- way Sadie GreonWay, John C. Green way. James C. Greenway, Gilbert Creenway. and William Greenway as the surviving members of the imme- diate family of the late Dr. G. C. GreonWay.
 The application for the injuuc;icE sets up that for thirty years Ir. G. C. Greenway was an honored and re -pected physician of Hot Sprines, aut that during chat thirty years of practice he built up a large practice and had am honored and respected name, and that the defendant in this action, without authority oG any one has placed on the market a mos
 rum" which bears the name of "Tha Creenway Remedy" and which is all injustice to the family and to the name of the late Dr. Greenway.
 The complaint states that this ad- vertising has appeared in several publications, and that when the name cf Greenway was first called to their attention in the advertisements. they requested James l.. Graham to stop ifs use, in that Dr. G. C. Greenway had been the only physician of tha, name who had ever practised medi cine here, but that Graham had not desisted from the use of the name of Greeuway in connection with the ad- vtrtisemout and exploitation of his 'nostrum." The application is for a permanent injunction.
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GREENWAY NAME
 10 BE PROTECTED
USE OF NAME OF LATE PHYSl CLAN ON "NosTRUM" TO BE
 STOPPED BY COURT
James l.. Graham, Operating Hot Springs Medicine Company, Named As Defendant in Action in Court.

For some time there has every now and then filtered into the mails Of the local commercial organization at tention to an advertisement that heralded "rhe GreenWay Remedy manufactured in Hot Springs, as an effective remedy for the ills for which people frequently come to Hot Springs. The commercial organiza- tions had at times discussed taking up the matter of estoppng the use of such advertising but nothing had been done.
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lmI nrobabiy ii i manner fo answer

tim urohably in q manner to answer ma, end finally the question.
 A sui has been filed by the Ar Hugton Hotel Company through Mar tim and Wooten in chaurery court which seeks permanent injunction against Cooper Brothers, le, May berry, ~. J. lcdWidgc, TT. B. Mccall Percy Jenkins, B. r. JalNit Bon Class and George Loe'sHjol. from standing their hacks or publie aCr- ,cyauce4 at this point
 The application for the injunction set. forth that the standing of hacks and vehicles there is a nuisance bee aausc the hackmeu are loud and blasphemoUs in their couduc. and conversation. and that tuis is an on- uoyancc to ,he guests of the Arliug- ton. It further calls attention Go the stoucb and filth created 5y the -taud- ing of the teams there and further asks permanent injunction asaIust the nackmcu, all but Cooper Broth CTS. from entering their premises for fine purpose of soliciting patronage.
 Not alone to the Arlington, but to thc Waukosha hotel has the matter ot the hack stands in this locality Lceu often complained of before Co .be city, and there have been move mouta 10 locate the public cabbies in some other part of the city, but every movement faded out before anything definite was done in the natter.
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faith.
 However, ! have now taken Black braoght for three months. and can rotblully say that 1 am well.
 ' haven't had sick headache any more and feel So thankful for what iIackDraught mas done for me"
 This reliable. vegetable remedy has been in successful use for three qua. 'ers Of century. To purify thu blood renew the appetite, regulate liver, stomach and bowels, we urge you to try it.
 Why suffer, when the same relief fat Mr. Hughes found, is within "asy reach of you? At every drug store. Only costs one cent dose. Try it.
 Begin today.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A special communication of Sumpter Logee No. tl9 F. A. Nj. will be held in their lode hall in South Hot Springs this CWednesday) evening at 7.30 D. m Work on F. A. degree. Visitors welcome.
 M. Y. CAMPBELL w. NJ.
 ROBERT CART NlY, Sec'y.
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OLD HACK STAND ID BE REMOVED
APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT tujuNCTION AGAINST CABLES
 NEAR TH- ARLIkGTON.
After Long Agitation This Queot'on Is To Be Fought Out to a Finality in the Chancery Court.

The Arlington hack stand, that wide spot at the intersection o. Fountain street and Central avenue just north of tbe Arlington hotcL hot has been a hack stand since the usc 0. cabs became commonplace a Hot springs, is again tine subject ,l the attention of tho courts, and this
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 sick. The trouble seemed to be the stomach and liver. She suffered great pain. Was unable 10 get any thing to help her She was growing weaker and weaker. She became tired of life.
 Somebody suggested that she write to the Peruna Go. She did so. Through their advice she began to use Peruna In a letter from her at this time she says: Through the use of Peruna I have regained my health. I took only q bottle and half when I was able to sleep and eat again and my nervousness disap- peared." No wonder Mrs. Mueller keeps Peruna in the house. Under similar circumstances Peruna would he in every house in the land,
 Any one taking Peruna ought to have a free copy of tine Ills of Life" Address Peruna Go, Columbus, Ohio
 People who object to liquid nedi- eines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
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Tampa Tribune, Tampa, Fla. Morning Journal Key Vest Fla. Thc Inquirer sum- Columbus. DH The Ledger, Columbus, Ga. Daily Telegraph, Macon, Ga. News, Natchez, Miss.
 Daily Herald, Biloxi Miss. Abilene Reporter, Abilene, Tex. The Journal, New Orleans iH.
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Call 57l J. NJ. Sims, sos Malvern avenue, for fresh eggs in case lots or less. 4-26-lW
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MAJESTIC HOTEL
 ADVERTISING IS ON
DISPLAY ADVERTISING WILL BE PLACED IN NUMBER OF PA
 PIERS IN THE SOUTH.
Campaign Win Last Fifty Days, and Will Cover a Field of the Best Papers in the Section Outlined.

Harry A Jones manager Of the Majestic hotel has opened a cam paign of fifty days of advertising for
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Prescriptions called Tor, quick de- livery Phone Gi5 Public Drug Co,
 4-2-.f
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We Have No Solicitors, HOT SPRING UPHOL STEERING co. Phone 2to. 3ot Third Street.
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the Majestic hotel and Hot Springs, which will cost something more than
 S3 FOO, and which will keep this resort and it's summer advantages
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Pasteurzed Milk at Golden's Gro cery. 4-2ilm
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Cook ou electric love, '3 5o sehmel- gel phone 23l 0ll Central Saiai5t'c- ti5n guaranteed 4-2s-2t
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TOOK PE-RU-NA
Was Able to Sleep and Eat
 Again

Mrs. Mueller says. q k e C p Peruna In the house constant ly. When l am not feeling well l take a few doses. It always restores"
 Mrs. Muellers story of her ex- perienee with Peruna fully ex- plains why she always keeps Peruna on hand. A few years ago
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NewslCapital, McAlester, Okla. Times Democrat, Muskogee, Okla The Democrat. Tulsa, Okla.
 Daily sun, Gainesville, Fla.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-20

q P',not,t Fs Whhnl ohutsh.
gsNtst 6Iaha.s = Nest lsk.

At the NJ 4. CsufanOs held
IN Wiufish hA vseh end ths, RsF.
CocbadIF who has ben n change Of
the church fse tG the 'past I've
ysals, we ssssned 10 the Tnnty
chunch at Wichita. and Rsv. Wood.
ward who hao had charge at New.
ton, was appudntd for the church at
this place. RsV.. Woodward comes
to this charge most highly recon-
mended and win doubtless continHt
the good work in the upbuRdinx Of
the church in both a spiritual and
material way which has been so ably
carried on by the retiring pastor.
Other appointments for this com
munity ara as follows: Albert, D.. F.
Irwin; HOisdngtOn. W. W. Enyeart;
PaWnee Rock, E. R. Keys; Seward
IV.oL. Darby.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-20
croamsd Eggs on Toast


Take two tablespoonfuls Of buttsR.
two tablespoonfuls (scant Of -four,
one pint Of milk, four eggs, one tea
spoonful Of salt, one-fourth teaspoon.
ful Of pepper one-hllf Of & small on
ion, six slices Of toast. Boil the eggs
twenty minutes and lay them in cold
water. When cold, remove the shells
and cut each egg into six pieces. Cut
the onion fine. Place the butter in q
small frying pan, and when 1t Is hot
slowly cook the onion In 1t until Of a
light yellow hue taking care, howev-
eE, not TO brown either butter or on
ion at all. Remove the onion, add
the -four and stir until the paste Is
smooth and frothy, but do not let II
brown In the least. Draw the pan
back, gradually add the milk, return
to the heat, and when the sauce boils
put in the salt, pepper and eggs. AS
soon as the eggs are well heated
turn all out upon buttered toast, and
serve at once. A few drops of onion
juice may be used instead Of the
onion.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-20

Henry Schwier was down from
Heizer Saturday for a visit with rel
attVes and friends and to attend to
business matters and made a pleasant
business and social cau at the Demo
crat office, advancing his subscription
to the paper another year and also
that of Fred Schwier, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio. MIR. Schwier says that this has
been the easiest winter on stock that
he ever saw and he has handled
stock ever since coming to this coun-
try. About all the work there was
to attend them this year was to see
that there was plenty Of water in the
trough, es they stayed on the wheat
fields about all the time. He was
uekier than most of the farmers in
that he had some feed, part of 1t be-
ing Left over from the year before,
but the wheat pasture has been 50
good that he is going to have most
Of his hay left to sell or CARRY over
to another year. His son Will, farms
his places, and last fall after harvest
he turned in and disced most Of the
9and, intending to plow it later, but
on account of the dry weather they
only succeeded i'm turning over about
100 acres. But they have at least
300 acres Of fine wheat just the same
for the volunteer made such a nice
and even stand on about 200 acres
that they decided to not waste their
seed, and at the present time it gives
every promise of making as good a
crop as on the land where the crop
was drilled. They used a big trac.
tiou engine in a large part of the
work, pulling three discs with three
drills hitchef on behind, and in this
way putting out few hundred acres
Of wheat is very small item.
Barton County democrat., 1914-03-20

Work on the paving Of the block on
Forest Avenue will commence short.
ly, the contract for the same. hAv.
ing been let last week. Petitions are
also being circulated asking that paw.
lng be ordered in on Main street.
irom the post office to tie Hermann
Motel corner. and on Latin from
Main to Williams. All that in need.
ed Is a start, and in a short time al
OF the business streets in town will
Oe paved, and when that bappens Il
VIII mean a bigger and a Greater
Great Bend.