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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
NEWS OF ASHLAND

r.. Il. Smithey left this week for win
chester, to spend several weeks.
Mrs J. Watkins Lee has returned
from Charleston. S. c.
Miss Sara Cardwell is visiting in the
home of her grandfather, Judge r. H.
Cardwell. at Hanover.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomson Booth, who
ar" motoring through Virginia, spent
the Weekend at Craig Healing Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Phillips and lit
lie MISS Elizabeth Phillips, Of Rich
/ nome OF Mrs. James Harris
Mrs Leslie Ellis has gone to Bran
well w. Va, 10 visit relatives
MISS Julia Wisiger leaves Saturday
Tor Washington. Before returning
MISS Wcisigcr will visit friends in
Alton and Suffolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs George b. Hutchings
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. G. Bridges.
! Miss Byrd Sydnor has returned from
visit 10 relatives in Richmond
Miss Ethel Bondar. of Richmond.
| was the guest on Sunday Of Mrs. l..
/ +. Hartsook.
Miss jamie Gaines. OF Richmond. was
the recent guest Of Mrs. a. c. wight
man
| Misses Elsie Dugnam and Helen
! Adams, Of Richmond, will arrive Fri
| day 10 visit Miss Caroline c. Vandi
ver.
| Mrs. j. Stewart Smith and stewart
Lee smith have concluded their visit
| TO Mrs j. w. Lee and are now with
| Mrs. j. W Smith in Woodlawn Heights
| Mr.. and Mrs Laurie Smith have re-
| turned from their wedding journey and
are at their home in Gwathmcy
| Mrs. Rose Gsry and her daughters
| Miss Garland and Miss Rose Gary. will
| return this Week from Cumberland
! c. Keith Carlin, OF Alexandra.
/ spent the weekend with Mr& Carlin.
who Is visiting her sister, Mf' James
| ID. Hunter.
Anderson Bland of West Tf,int. was
here this week visiting friend3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
INJURED YOUNG PEOPLE
SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Escape From Very Serious, IL Not
Fatal, Accident by Hay Riders
Is Very Close.
WILD RUMoRs AFLoAT IN CITY
Council Gets Offer OF $50 for Wythe
Street Franchise-iiOpewell Citi-
zens Ask Judge West for Better
Police Protection.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jul: THE
merry party of hay-riders--a dozen in
number-who were injured in an ac-
cident last night on the Ferndale Park
4, trolley line, i'm Dinwiddie County, are
all getting along nicely to-day. They
are all suffering more less from
! bruises, and nearly all OF them, after
receiving aid at the hospital, have been
! sent to their homes. One of the most
seriously injured is Mrs. Garbin, who,
besides being bruised. had her left arm
broken. She was not taken to the hos
pital. The escape from very serious.
If not fatal, accident was a very close
one. The party, about TWENTY-FIVE in
number, were riding in q, big four
horse talyho, driven by Sylvester
Rose. colored. The driver attempted to
cross tho trolley track, on the Kcnil-
worth property, miscalculatins the dis
lance OF rapidly approaching car.
The motorman of the car did not see
the vehicle until he was too close to
prevent running into it, though he shut
or the current and ..pplied the brakes
Immediately. This prevented more
serious accident. The wagon was badly
broken and turned over against an
iron pole. and the inmates i'm the rear
part were thrown out, those in the
front part escapin. injury The ac-
cidcnt gave rise to wild rumors for
while. and caused much excitement.
which was allayed by the knowledge
mat there were no fatalities and that
no one was very seriously injured.
The names OF the injured persons, with
tho exception of Mrs. Garbin, were
published this morning in The Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Other Council Matters.

The Council last night granted the
request OF the Norfolk and Western
Railway COMPANY to change it's tranic
rates on the City Point branch OF the
road. communication was received
from Mayor CabanisS calling attention
TO the fact that w. 6. Andrews recent
~ elected as member of the Board
OF Police Commissioners, had failed to
qualify within the time specified by
law, and that the vacancy must be
filed by another election 1t appears
that Mr.. Andrews did qualify. but not
within the ten days, as required by
law Reports OF the city officers for
June were read and fled. The Treas
urer's report showed "A cash balance
on hand July ! of s79.292.l9. The ap-
preparation of $1,000 asked for the
completion Of the new \. r. Hill pub
lie. school. in the Sixth Ward, was laid
over.
The Council, on motion Of President
Whcary, authorized the appointment OF
special committee OF three from the
Council and two from the Board OF
Aldermen, to investigate the matter
of the arrest and detention OF so many
persons for violations of city ordi-
nanccs, cntailins d heavy expense to
the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
SHOOTING FOLLOWS DISPUTE
OVER LOCATION OF FENCE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LuRAf, VA, July IA family fcud
dating back twenty years came near
ending in murder I'm this county yes
terdaF' when Samuel Cullers. Il travel
ing salesman, of Shenandoah County.
ioIheIiH merchant of Page County.
was shot by Peter Kaufman a farmc,.
or Springfield district The difficulty
arose over the location Of n line-fence
between Kaufman and Reuben Strick :
Ter. brothers-in-law. Cullcrs was Wis
lung ms mother-in-la law. Mrs Strick-
Ter, ana went to kauffman's home in
ORDER TO arrange the location of the
line-fence which was to have been built
yesterday. He is alleged to have been
cursed by Kaufman. when Cuilers
knocked Kaufman down with his fist.
Then Kaufman ran to his house. Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
s.5 for a franchise

At the regular meeting OF the Coun-
Gil last night bids were called for the
Wythe Street franchise for the pro-
posed electric railway from City Point
To Petersburg. The only hid offered
was one by the Petersburg and Apo
! mattoN Company, signed by T. NJ. Wor-
sham, Of Richmond, the president Of
the company. naming so5 for the fran
chisc. The bid was referred to the
Finance Committee. Bids for the
BollinEbrook Street franchise will be
received by the Council on July 10.
when 1t Is expected there will be ac-
tive competition for the rights by this
route. The rival applicants for this
franchise are the Petersburg and Ap-
pomaitoX Company and the Petersburg
and James River Corporation. II is
vaguely limited that there may be "a
! third bidder. The first named COM
rany has been granted a franchise
through Prince George by the Board
OF Supervisors. The Petersburg and
James River Corporation has secured
rights OF way through private prop.
erty, has already broken ground. CON
tracted for the construction of the
road and ordered steel rails for the
track.
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Officers InatnIled,

Petersburg Lodge, No &c, l. o. o. F..
VIII install newly elected officers to-
morrow night. and will give smoker
IN honor OF the event. The new off,
GERS are:
Noble grand, r. Maury Young; vice.
grand. +. NJ. Cali; recording secre-
tary, James y. Alfriend; financial see
rotary, Robert l.. Alley; treasurer, ID.
w. Hawkins: outside guard. Lynn a.
Andrews; inside guard, j. Il. Grinstead:
chaplain. James c. Hoy; trustee. w Il.
Armstrong.
The Wesley NJ. Il. Church Baraca
Bible class has elected and installed
the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Teacher, w. r. Wood; presi-
dent. G. w. Jones: first vice president,
{. ;. Warriner: second vice president,
y. II. Baird: secretary, J. ID. Dixon,
with Lewis Magee as assistant: treas
urer. w. V. Orrshaw, with c. r. Greg
DRY as assistant: librarian, +. p. keyes:
press reporter. r. Mel. Baxter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Ethical
Talks
Woman and Home

painful and may be very serviceable.
Relaxation or weakness insufficient to
be detected by any but the professional
eye not rarely causes much pain and
trouble.
Abnormally high arched feet are more
likely to give trouble than feet with
low arches. though this is not COM
monty understood.
The pain and disability in these cases
cannot be attributed to the lowering
of the arch, but rather to the muscle
strain, he the case one of low arch. or
high arch. Try to hold your arm out
horizontally for five minutes and YOU
Will realize how painful muscle strain
can be. The mere fact that the foot
arch is not found fallen or dropped
does not prove that the trouble is not
due 10 foot strain.
No shoe is made which conforms to
the shape of the normal foot. although
"orthopcdic" and 'anatomicar' models
sp-cailed by their manufacturers--arc
legion. They do very nicely for the
back part of the foot. hut in front they
leave much TO be desired. for every
model marketed is too narrow to per
init natural spreading of the forefoot:
tn" shoemakers have taught people to
think Il narrowed toe is the proper
fashion, so even the special models con-
strict the forefoot. We must never
forget that the width of the forefoot
is naturally considerably greater than
any other part of the foot. and that
the forefoot is really the base upon
which the weight of the body rests ut
every step. \ CONSTRUCTED base is never
Stable.
Donrs for Persons With Foot Strnin
Don't wear pointed shoes. Give the
toes chance
Don't wear too fiat heels. One inch
is good height.
Don't put arch props in Your shoes
Don't imagine a high arch is not
subject to strain.
Don't forget that the general mus
cular tone and state of health has an
important bearing.
Don't toe out. Toe straight ahead
or walk trife pigeon-toed.
Don't spltnt weak foot without the
advice of your doctor or an orthopedic
surgeon.
Don, wear low shoes if the ankles
! turn in.
Don't wear any shoes which have
! toes that turn out
Thick Hood.
! w II. w. inquiries whether a soreness
/ or stiffness in the back of the calves
/ indicates poor circulation or thick
/ blood and whether walking is good
exercise in such case.
Rcply-No. II may he caused by foot
/ strain, or by deep varicose Cenlarced)
veins Walking is good After the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Weddings mt Amherst.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.1
AMI ERST VA, July 7-Yasterdav
In the Amherst Baptist Church. Miss
Clara Bcrner Banton, daughter of
James y. Banton, Of Madison Heights
and Harry Lee Shaner. were united
IN marriage Rev. w. II. Fairlee per-
formed the ceremony. The couple will
reside at Madison Heights
on saturday at the Methodist Ennis
copal parsonage. Miss Hennie Mvra
Wright and Jesse blackwell Rurks
we're united in marriage. Rev. r s
Baushan performed the ceremony The
couple will reside near Sandid1.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

kins. Jr. James S. Easley. Joseph steb-
bins. Jr., w. l.. Penick. DIR. I. K Briggs.
j. {. Harriss. William Vaughan. ] A.
Wright, V. l.. Fowlkes. S. r. Gilliland
and J. 7. Lacy. Jr. The retiring prcsI-
dent. Joseph Stebbins, Jr.. reported the
affairs of the club In most excellent
CONDITION, financially and otherwise.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the stockholders. the directors proceed :
eel with the election of officers, which
resulted as follows: President, r. L..
Jordan; Vice-president, T. c. Watkins.
Jr.' secretary, William Vaughan;
treasurer, John o. Watkins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Asks for Police Protection.

R"forc Judge West, OF the Circuit
Court Of Prince George. Yesterday,
strong delegations of citizens OF
iopcwell appeared and urged the
necessity Of the county doing some
thing 10 aid in the protection of that
community by the appointment OF a
sufficient force of police. At present
! the police force of Hopewell is main
tanned by the Business Mems AsSocia-
ton ~ the conclusion Of the hear
ing JudG" West took the matter under
adviscmcnt saying he would announce
ms decision in few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

cured shotgun and fred at Cutler.
who was retreating. a part of tn,
load took effect in Cullers' back
though he Is not dangerously wounded
Kaufman. who has been sent on Il
the Page County grand jury. was re
leased on bail. He has employed Col
Il. F. Leedy. member of the Virginia,
Legislature, to defend him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Continued From Yesterday

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Dr.. Prady's Health Talks
root STRAIN POPULAR STRAIN.

Eye strain" has had It's inning. brain
S'ihlH occasionally wins n verdict OF
no' @Nl!li row the popular ailment Is
700, strain. otherwise called broken
al chcs iaI!ine or dropped arches. hat
i".t pfonat"d feet. weak feet
fesiccty fiat Zee, arc not necessarily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
time will circulate petitions among
the property-owners OF the city.
Acquitted of Murder Charxc.

In me Police Court this morning
hearing was given In the case of Rob.
ert scott. colored. who on the a6th
OF June shot and killed Frank Chllds.
as is alleged. in quarrel about one
dollar All the witnesses swore that
scott shot in sclf-defense. and he was
therefore discharged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
COUNTRY CLUB OF HALIFAX
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING;

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, July AT an
annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Country Club of Halifax. held at
the Garland Hotel last night. the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year: u. +. Jordan, I. &. Wat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

me following formula makes the
~ ''cahsihE cream 1t is possible 10
! secure: TWO ounces OF sweet almonds
"n"-quartcr ounce sp.rmaCeti on.
iou'th ounc" OF white wax. onc-baIf
ounce rose water. and one dram horic
acld Melt the oil, spcrmacc,i and way
together AT moderate heat Tim
-'"uua ~ add the rose water in which
IN" "ofic acid has been dissolved. stir
u! II is cold Continue the STIRRING
until IT has become soft and creamy
good cold cream should he snow
"hiTc. 1t should he about the consist
'ncN OF butter and free from am. ran.
Cid Cdor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Sarah-Thank you so much for your
KIND words. | am clad YOU enjoy the
column. am so sorry cannot recon-
mend anything for removing the birth.
mark with the hope OF its being com
Pictely satisfactory out Sidc OF seeking
skin specialist. Skin surgery is so
successful nowadays when done by ex
pcris that would advise YOU TO CON
suit a skin specialist he sure he is
a inst class skin spccialist. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

with good cleansing cream as much
OF the dirt as possible. The vigor with
which YOU scrub your skin must he
determined by It's condition. If Your
skim is thin and dry, use a pure CASTLE
soap and warm water. as YOU must he
careful not to make the skin too dry
or IL will chap. Ii your skin is thick
ana greasy, You cannot scrub il too
thoroughly.
Us" the green soap treatment every
night until YOU have Eotten' rid of the
hiackhcndS Green soap, by the way
is not green at all. but amber in color
and is in the form Of a jelly paste
Use this green soap with water AS hot
as can hc borne
Ruh soap on your face until FREQ
lathcr is secured. Rinse in hot water
ana thon apply more soap with the
complexion brush Then rinse in clear
warm water. Follow by a rinsing in
cold water and apply bcnzine mot ben
"oin) to the face with n piece of ab-
| soroent cotton. Let IL remain on the
SKIN for about fivc minutes Rinse
again with cold water. then massage
tho skin with cold cream for a few
minutes. Wipe OFF the supcrnuous
. cream.
1 In the morning rinse your face T.,
I as cn!d water as can he borne. II
/ possible 20 over the face with n small,
7 pee" OF ice. Cold water and ice will
contract tho pores and stimulate circu.
laiion Of the blood better than any
aStrinScnt wash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08
Chocolate Creams.

MISS r. f. wishes to know whathcr
the eating "f eight chocolate creams =
day is harmful also which is more fat
tcning, mats or candy.
Reply-No. Candy is more fattcn.
inE. Send for letter of suggestions rn,
gaining weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

walk lie on your back, raise the logs
to vertical. wiggle the toes. flcx ana
extend the feet, turn the feet in and
out, as exercise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

PuHness under the eyes
and puffy cyclids are almost invariably
due 70 som" kidney trouhlc. Drinking
water frequently remedies the cond
ton. II * necessary also to build up
Your general health with plenty OF
fresh air and exercise 1t might be
well for YOU 10 have n physician dag
nose your case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Minnie l.. W-The rough. drawn
condition Of your face may he caused
from the SOAP you are using. The pure
imported CASTLE soap is the best Try
A' aud y you find that the condition
sum .%ifts stop using soap for while
ana ~" instead a mixture of oatmeal
h.'d almond meal Make little cheese
Hl"ih bags about five OF six inches
sGuar" and put in about four table
spoons OF tn" mixture in the proportion
or 'wo-thirds oatmeal and one-third
almond meal Place bag In water
and when it becomes milky use II as
30. would q washcioih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-08

Gcorge-Two OF the causes of bald
ness arc dandrum and deficient crru-
i2iion Of blood H.; The scalp. The scalp
becomes tightcncd and prevents
proncr flow ~ blood To The roots of the
hair Tn scalp should pc thick and
p!Ihnlc and move freely over the bones
OF the scull. Il; YOU Will massage your
scalp "vcry night FOR about ten min
l'"s YOU viii stimulate the circulation
and The roots Of the hair will get
pr"por uoGrishmcnt shall he glad
:" send YOU my formulas for hair tonic
and cure Tor dandrUn II YOU will send
'U" "a stamped, addressed envelope.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-11-20

ment shipping board consisting OF the
secretary of the navy, the secretary
of commerce and three other members
to be nominated by the president. The
board would be empowered to or
ganize corporation to subscribe to
its capital stock and to vote the stock
purchased in elections for directors.
Through this corporation the board
would maintain shipping lines, operat-
ing or leasing them to private con-
Germs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-11-20
CONFER ON SHIP PURCHASE.

Tentative Draft of Government Plan
TO Encourage Mercantile Marine
Discussed.
Washington, Nov. ia tentative
draft Of the government ship pur-
chase bill which will be urged by the
administration at the coming session
OF congress was considered today at
conference at the treasury depart
ment. Secretary Redfeld and Solici-
tor Thurman of the department Of
commerce went over the proposed
measure with Secretary McAdoo.
The plan described by Mr.. McAdoo
In his speech contemplated the ex-
penditure of $5o,OOo.OOO by a govern
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-11-20

Sho"' won Dy n. IL. Crouch of Sumter:
Rocking chair offered by Geo. H.
hurst for best cock in show, won by
Des Rena Poultry Yards Greenville.
One table offered by E. r. Taylor
for best shaped male in show, won by
Sam B. Mitchell. Sumter.
One j. B. Stetson hat donated by D.
j. Chandler Co., offered for best pull
let in show, won by Acton Heights
Poultry Farm, Dalzell.
$500 in trade offered by Levi Bros.
for best hen in show, won by j. w.
English, Bishopville.
One Thermos Bottle offered by
liearons Pharmacy for best Barred
ROCK male in show. Won by Des Rena
Poultry Yard, Greenville.
Bicycle lamp offered by Ralph Hill
for best White Rock male in show,
Won by H. L. Crouch. Sumter.
Handsome rug by Economy store,
best White WyandOtte male, won by
Luther Fields. Lydia.
sack Adluh Co., Milling Feed by
DR.. r. s. Booth, best Partridge Wyan-
dotte male. won by Luther Fields,
Lydia.
pair bedroom slippers offered by
Bultman Shoe Store for best r. I.
Red male. won by w. G. Moses, Sum-
| ter
l hat by Cash Racket Store for best
Buff Orpington male. won by T. H.
Siddall.
sack Aunt Patsy's Egg Mash by
Ducker & Bultman for best White
Orpington male. won by ]. w. Eng
lish, Bishopville.
drinking fountains by DuRant
Hardware Co., for best Black Or
pington male, won by T. E. Arrow
smith, Kingstree.
s pound package Hess Panacea by
Zemps Pharmacy for best Black
Langshang male, Won by H. w. Sho-
lar. Sumter.
ager to best White Leghorn male, won
by Palmetto Poultry and Pigeon
Plant. Sumter. .....
picture by Carolina Furniture Co.,
for best Ancona male. Won by ]. D.
Epperson, Sumter.
picture by Parrott Book Store for
best Minorca male, won by Carson
Jenkins Sumter.
Setting r. I. Red eggs by T. M!
Bradley for best Barred Rock female,
won by Des Rena Poultry Yards,
Greenville.
Setting Black Beauty Ancona eggs
for best White Rock female, won by
H. L. Crouch, Sumter
Same as above for Partridge Wyan-
dotte female. won by Luther Fields,
Lydia.
Setting R. I. Red eggs by S. B.
Mitchell for best White Wyandotte fe-
male, won by Luther Fields. Lydia.
Setting r. I. Red eggs by l.. j. Leon
birth. White Leghorn female, won by
Acton Heights Poultry Farm, Dalzell.
Setting Barred Rock eggs by DR.. c.
j. Lennon for best Ancona female,
won by ]. d. Epperson.
Setting White Wyandotte eggs by
DR.. H. A. Mood for best White Or
pington female, Won by j. w. Eng
lish. Bishopville.
One Ancona Cockerel by j. D. Ep-
person for best Buff Orpington female.
won by T. II. Siddall.
$2.25 in merchandise by w. H. Cut
tino l.. & s. Co., for best Cornish
male. won by B r. White Sumter.
One SIS Barred Rock Cockerel for
best Barred Rock pullet in the show,
offered by Frank Kelley, Bishopvillc,
won by Des Rena Poultry Yards,
Greenville.
A. P. A. offers diploma to it's
members. for the best Cockerels in
each variety.