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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
BIG RUSH OF TAXPAYERS
marks END OF CAMPAIGN
Treasurer's Office Almost swamped
by Those Who Waited to
Last Minute.
MUCH PLEASED
President Of Registration Associa-
ton. Thanks Those Who Have
Aided in Movement-Total Quali-
fled Vote Is approximately 10000.

With total of about 10000 citizens
OF Richmond on the paid poll tax list,
the whIriwind campaign In the interest
OF larger electorate for the city Of
Richmond closed last night.
President T. N. Darlington and tho
members of the executive committee
OF the Registration Association of Rich
mond are jubilant over tho splendid
success achieved in the last week. The
office of City Treasurer James b. Pace
was thronged by poll-tax payers every
day during the week. but the record
for Friday and Saturday established
new high figure. About 40 paid poll
taxes Friday. and the count will prob
ably show twice that number for yes
terday.
Secretary Watson, OF the association.
said last night that the registered
vote OF Richmond this year would be
at least 1850, probably nearer 1900
PRESIDENT CARRINGTON
ISSUES STATEMENT
The following statement was issued
by President Darlington at the close
of the whirlwind campaign last night:
THE last days work of the execu-
tive committee of the Registration AS
ISOLATION and the efforts to get every
one eligible to vote to pay their poll
tax has been an exceedingly active and
successful one.
The enthusiastic spirit In which this
work has been carried on, the co-opera-
ton and assistance Of not only the COM
mittee who had the arduous task of can
va ssng the city, but the manner In
which they were received and the as
sistance given them by heads of the
commercial houses Of our city. has been
very encourag ing.
Every officer connected with the city
government, and also of the Counties OF
Henrico and Chesterfield, whose duties
touch this movement, have co-operated
in the best manner possible. The Of
| fees have kept open beyond usual
hours, and very opportunity given to
every one to pay their poll tax
The publication of the number who
have paid their poll tax at the city
Hall since this movement was started
Will be very encouraging indeed. To
| this must be added the large number
who become voters in the annexed ter
ritory of Chesterfield and Henrico. and
| 1T is we'll within the bounds of reason
that the electorate in the next election
will be beyond the 5000 mark"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
TOM COLES IS BROUGHT
TO RICHMOND. CITY JAIL
Will Shortly he Transferred to Peni.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is: Set
for June 4.

Tom Coles, the Meeklenburs County
negro tried and convicted OF the crime
: Of assault on fifteen-year-old white
: Eirly OF the same county, was yesterday
5 brought by Sheriff Beales to the Rich
mond City Jail for safe keeping until
such time as he shall be turned over to
1.-The penitentiary authorities. He is con-
.Edemned to die on June 4. tt.t
Us AS he is still suffering from wounds
received in pitched battle with a
f:posse headed by ]. D. :Riggan, the
Enegro was placed in the hospital ward
of the Jail, and there he will be kept
until penitentiary guards call for him,
The negro appeared relieved that it
was all over, that he had nothing more
isto fear than the death which the law
5Ipetes out to men who commit TIE
crime with which he is charged, and
his only request has been that the date
&of execution be fastened. But this, re :
Sauest Judge W.gR. Barksdale could not
grant. The law requires that thirty
days grace be given to every con-
ydelnned man before he is sent to his
END. and # was not within the power
3of Judge Barksda1e to change the
stat tie.
1.-THE engro was protected during his
trial by the PeterHbprg arays and the
SNfecklenburg Guard, Hon chaie City,
so he had all the ,pToteotion .thea law
can give. Council was appointed by
the court for his defense. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
EAGLES CONVENTION TO
BE HELD HERE IN JUNE
Delegates to Come From Every Part
OF State-Dixie Aerle VIII
De Host.

Tho annual convention OF the State
Aerie Of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
vii be held in Richmond on Juno ls
ana II next. Delegates and visitors
Will come from all parts OF the State.
The local Aerie. No. 33S. OF the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles. through its
various committees In charge, Is maxi
ms splendid preparations. not only for
the business session. but also for tho
entertainment OF the visitors
The program as outlined provides for
an entire afternoons outing. or field
day, at tho Fair Grounds, where there
VIII be all sorts of outdoor sports and
plenty Of good things to eat, and a
ball to be given at the Eagles Home.
corner Third and Marshall Streets
which VIII be the headquarters for
the convention. One night will be de.
voted to competitive ritualistic and de-
gree team work, and the patrol of the
local aerie is busy perfecting itself
to participate In this competitive drill
The visiting women Will be cared for
by the ladies' auxiliary OF the local
herie SO that all who come will be
assured Of n royal good time.
II is expected that the grand worthy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
FOR coLoRED CONSERVATIVES
Work to nc8fn on. New Pavilion Ut
City Home This Week.

The contract for the lean-to ward
for colored tuberculosis patients at the
City Home has been let to Contractor
Duggins, and work on the structure
will be commenced this week. The
lean-to Will be built to accommodate
twenty four patients. twelve males and
twelve females. Shower baths will be
constructed inside, and there will DO
dressing-rooms and all other essentials
to make the improved sanatorium at.
tractive and sufficient. The lean-to
viii be erected in front of the colored
alm6house. where 1t was found that
there was plenty OF room for the struc-
ture.
Commissioner. John Hirschberg, OF
tho Administrative Board. who has been
especially Interested in the idea. ex-
pressed himself last night as being
much pleased with the. outcome and
the fact that there wae to- he given
some aid TO colored consumpsives In
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
General. Weather Condition..

WASHINGTON. May I-Snows and
rains VIII continue Sunday over the in
tains westward. and there will be rains
IN the Coast states. that will prob
showers Sunday or Sunday night in the
Plains and West Gulf States and sun
DAY night or Monday In the Upper Mis-
Valley. Elsewhere the weather will be-
Eeneraliy fair Sunday and Monday. 1t
VIII be somewhat cooler Sunday or
sunday night in the Plains States and
the Middle Mississippi Valley. and prob
amy warmer by Monday west OF the
ROCKY Mountains. Over the eastern
portion. OF the country temperatures
VIII not change decidedly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Medical College of Virginia to Close
for Term on May 30.

Tho commencement exercises OF the
Medical College of Virginia will begin
May so, when the baccalaureate SER
mon will be preached by Rev. 7. A.
Smoot. pastor OF Centenary Methodist
Church. The final affair will be held
on the night OF June 2. in the City
Auditorium. and during the interven-
ing time the graduates, alumni and
guests will engage In all the delight
ful social activities Of the commence
ment neutrality-suspicious., Iuncheons
and dances.
The morning Of May 81 Will be de-
voted to clinical work in the Memorial
Hospital. and In the afternoon the
alumni Will tender reception to the
graduates. On the night Of the same
day a banquet will be given in honor
of the alumni, and the board OF Visitors
will hold it's annual meeting.
The principal orator of the occasion
VIII be- Stanyarne Wilson. for n long
time one Of the leading members OF
the South Carolina bar, and now a
practicing attorney of this city.
About l2J men are listed for gradua-
ton in tho three deno rtr IF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
REDS ARE IN LEAD
Y. NJ. G. A. Membership Campaign VIII
Cloae on Wednendny Night.


Close on Wednesday Night.
The Reds and Blues are fighting hard
for leadership In the campaign for new
members for the Central Y. NJ. C. A
At closing time last night the Reds
were In the lead by eight points. hav-
ing secured eighty new members.
against seventy-two for the Blues. a
total Of 1872 have been reported to date.
ten-of these not going to the credit Of
any team. Captain Schaaf, Blues, No
$. Is leading all the other teams, with
;wenty-one to the credit of his team.
Captain Belfeld, Blues. No. Q, and
Captain Green. Reds, No. 2. are tied
for second place. with fourteen each
to the credit OF their teams. The
workers are hustling, and big report
is expected Monday night, when they
meet at supper at GAS for reports The
leaders Of the campaign are highly
pleased with the results thus far The
campaign closes Wednesday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
OAKWOOD MEMORIAL
TAKES PLACE SATURDAY
Local Militia, Veterans and BOY Scouts
to Honor Large Number OF Con-
Tolerate Dead.

Tolerate Dead.
( The lakewood Memorial parade will
be held Saturday Afternoon at 4 o'clock,
with all the local military partieipat-
Ing. The line of march will he out
Broad Street, from Twenty eighth to
Thirty-fourth, thence to lakewood gate
and so into the cemetery. At the gate
tho automobiles and carriages bearing
the veterans and members OF the Con-
Tolerate societies viii halt long enough
to allow r. e. Lee Camp, No. I. U. C.
W., and any other uniformed veterans
who may be present, TO fall In line be-
hind the Boy Scouts. The military will
march past the. speakers stand to
places to be. assigned tn them. The
veterans wall be seated In front of the
speakers stand. At the conclusion Of
the exercises a salute will be fred. taps
will be sounded, and the military will
then march to the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Monument on Libby Hill. where
another salute will be fired. P. ]. White
will be chief marshal of the parade.
The parade will - participated in
by the Richmond Blues, the Richmond
Grays, the Richmond Howitzers, and by
the Boy Scouts, under command Of Cap
tain W. J. 3, Houseman. Governor
Stuart. Lieutenant.G ElIyson
and other State officers will attend,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
WIN Attend Memorial Services.

At meeting of the session OF West
minister Presbyterian Church last night
it was decided to omit the night service
Tonight, in order that members of the
congregation might attend the memo
rial services at Union Theological Semi
nary in honor OF the late Rev. Thomas
r. English, u. ID. Or. English was for
some years pastor of Westminster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
DEW DENIES REPORTS
Union Stores OmcisI Makes Statement
ns 10 Creditors

In regard to the proceedings new
Instituted against the Union Stores
Inc, B. F. Dew. secretary-treas urer
said last night that he was In posi-
ton to state that neither ]. A. Con-
nelly nor w. c. Schmidt had ever pre-
ferred himself over other creditors or
stockholders In the stores. Instead. de-
clared Mr.. Dew. they both deserve much
cerdit for their efforts in behalf OF
the Institution. Mr.. Dew said further
that the insinuations that these two
men asked or received any advantage
are absolutely without foundation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
WAR AND CAN Blu;
Bis Can Company NeEotia,
mense Order FROM FiRh Il

big Can Company NeEotia \
mense Order From Fight
NEW YORK, May i.-wi IS
York officials refuse to e.
information, or to in anysA s.
tho matter, Il Is very Ger, ~ NJ
American Can Company L. haS
for war orders which run above
S1o,00O.00o mark.
One rumor has it that the order c:
for cartridges. while. another, vt
seems to be we'll authenticated. 4
the business Is in tinplate kit b.,
for the soldiers. The war has siren
cned the market for cans considera
due to the heavy demand for car
foods. The domestic demand this
Will be heavier than ever before. so
Gamers and canmaking concerns
have to provide to take care OF Al
normal demand. The surplus ~
goods in the country have been&
tically wiped out by the Europetss
mand, and this will also have to
replen;shed. Thus 1t seems stroy
probable that the business of
American Can Company and SIN,
concerns will be greater this year
ever before ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
third Operation to Be Performed.

who was accidentally shot when he
was fifteen years old, Will be operated
on at the Sheltering Arms Hospital
this week for the third time. The boy
was dangerously wounded in 1908, and
two operations which have been per-
formed failed to give him the neces-
sary relief. A third operation is to be
performed in the hope that he will be
permanently cured. He Is the son of
a. Robb. who is we'll known in Rich
mon6.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

MASS. MEETING CALLED
Girls Discussing Plnns for Summer
Camp In Chesterfield County.

All girls of the Young Women's
Christian Association gymnasium are
asked to attend n mass-me citing at the
association building on Tuesday even
Ing at Sis o'clock The meeting is
called in the interests of the proposed
summer camp near Failing Creek. and
rlans for raising the necessary funds
for such camp will be discussed in
detail. II Ia hoped that tho meeting
will be largely attended as tho success
OF the plan depends great deal on
bers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
Local Rainfall.

Kainfall last twenty four hours. Non,
Dehciency In rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 1......... q
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: : 10 : = : =
Coke " Couftp,,ed

The case againati Wade H. Terry,
charged with stealing SEQ from w. A.
Gentry, was continued until May s in
the Police Court yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
MARRIED EMPLOYEES WILL
HIRING THEIR FAMILIES

The site aelected fer the factory, is
Immediately on the tracks OF ths CheB,
apeake and Ohio, and the new building
will occupy ground which fronts 1000
feet on the tracks and is about $50 feet
deep. The new factory Will be an i'm
provement and enlargement of the old
plant In Alabama, and will employ
more people. All the married employees
will bring their families with them.
and a new colony In the thriving sea-
eide city will be established. Such
other employees as may be needed will
be employed from Newport News
Tho new plant will be operated by
electric current either. from the mu-
nicipal plant or from the company's
own private plant. as arrang ements
may be made In the future. 1t is said
that the Incoming tonnage of raw ma
terial will amount to between 100000
and 100000 pounds year. The plant
itself will approximate in value
100000.
Other business enterprises are ex-
pected In Newport News. which is now
regarded ms one of the growing cities
along the chesapeake and Ohio line. a
steel window concern from the West.
and candy firm from Hutchinson.
Kan. are expected soon to locate in
that city. ~ q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

toGnl Observation Mt q T.. NJ. Yesterday
:, Temperature. 63:. humidity, Sc; wind
erection, south; wind. velocity, I
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
THE WEATHER
Forecast, For yir-
ginia-Fair Sunday
aud probably Mon
day.
For North Carolina
Fair Sunday and
Monday.
For South Carolina
Fair Sunday and
Monday.
Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature. ......... as
Z. NJ. Temperature ~ rs
T. y. Nj. temperature ia
Naximum temperature to p. M. ID
nilnlmum temperature TO s F. NJ. 81
Sican temperature ............... 65
Normal temperature - 81
iixcess in temperature yesterday. 2
bensiehcy In temperature since
!. s ". ........... III
accumulated deficiency In temper
AZURE since January !. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

president Of the order. Conrad II. Mann.
OF Kansas City. Mo-, and others Of the
grand aerie will be In attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02
NEWPORT NEWS. SECURES
BIG Irvine FACTORY
Will Be Moved to Virginia From Ala
bama to Be More Con- ~
venient.
EMPLOYEES TO MOVE FAMILIES
Site Secured on Tracks OF Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway-Other
Business Concerns May Be
Brought to Shipbuildipg City.

Arrangements for the erection and
establishment at Newsport News OF a
large cotton mill for the manufactute
OF rope. twine and factory hose. have
practically been completed. and con-
struction work will probably be start
ed this week
The plant. owned and controlled by
George Hoffman, OF Alabama. Is to BIO
removed TO Newport News, where 1t
Will be- in closer connection with the
factory's stores in Philadelphia, Pa,
and Taunton, Mass. The factory now
employs 125 people. and when removed
to Newport News 1t is expected that
fully 200 people will be employed by
tho concern
Plans for the removal TO Newport
News and the establIshm there OF
the factory were arranged through the
industrial department of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company. OF
which K. T.. Crawley is the head. j..
VI. Case, Industrial agent OF the New
port News Chamber of Commerce.. has
also been very active In having the
Arm come TO that city. and has aided
in securing the financial aid of one of
the banks of Newport News for the en-
terprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-02

Clearance of Corsets
AS matter Of. business policy
we have decided to discontinue
"Successo" and 'La Victoire"
Corsets, not that we have any
fault to find, but in order that we
may concentrate all our efforts on
our other lines. In order to quick
ly rid our shelves Of these brands,
the following prices will prevail
until we have disposed Of our en-
tire stock Of these two brands:
All $500 Styles at. $3.50
All $3.50 Styles at. $3.50
All $500 Styles at. .$2.9S
All $3.50 Styles at. 1915
All $3.50 Styles at. $3.50
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Games To-day
Pittsbprs at Newark.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Buffalo.
Chicago at Baltimore.
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Games Today-
New York at Philadelphia
Boston at Washington
Chicago at Cleveland
st Louis at Detroit
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sIREEI baskets.

Street baskets cost money, but they
are cheap when It comes to facing
aaayor Gordon on charge OF violating;
the city laws
Our city council has gone to the
expense and trouble OF placing upon
the sidewalks OF the city, STREET
WIRE BASKETS to protect chose who
may have a paper bag, pea11nE, paper
or other small parcel OF filth from
throwing the same upon the city street
or sidewalk In violation of the follow.
Ing ordnance
FIITH ON STREETS.
10. It shall be unlawful for any
person to- place or deposit any eartsa,
h1ck or stone Except for building:
purposes) coal wood, ashes. lime. NOR
TAR. sharings, paper, garbage. decay
mg animal or vegetable matter. ma
nure. or filth or rubbish Of any Kind,
upon any street, alley, road, sidewalk
or public square within the city; ana.
eyery violation OF this section shall be
nunisaeed by a dne OF not less than
One poIlar nor morethan Ten Dollars
: Mayor Gordon and Chief 8rooks
have instructed the Police 10 keep an;
omen eve for violations OF this ordE
nance as this filthy and unsanitaTy
haaoit must be broken mp
- W OERS.
Sanitzy Ofncer-
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farms On Dogsrun, IN the same slls-
trict. the Reno on Company Is drdll-
ing 4 test on the Hl simmons farm
N Jenerson township. Knox conn
II. o.. .he Farbing Drilling COMPANY
has drfued second test on the W.
"A. Barnes farm that Is worth more
than passing notice. Theson was de-
veloped in the CIiaton sand and the
well Is -shoNing For a 6o-harrelDr
;ducer. JeRerson township is located
IN the northeast corner OF on the
county and many miles 1ue north OF
The deep sand field nPerry and Fa1r-
de1d counties Just what this STRIKE
will lead mp to a matter OF con1ec-
ture at this time Previously NOM
ing so good has been found IN the
county
The Bremen field in Rush Creek
FAIRFIELD county. the Carter
s on the W. C. McCandlfsh farm II
The lower part OF the deep sand ter
rftory In Green township, Hooking
county. Cowen. Cochran and Funk
have drilled their No s on Ine
George Price farm through the Gin
ton sand and have a show for a very
light pumper.
Ehe on Market
Pennsylvania. S1-35: Mercer.
black 81: New Castle 81, Corning
90; Caben e7:North Lima IS: South
Lima IS; Princeton 81; Wooster
Ts105: Indiana 50. Somerset 80.
.Ragfand 63.ultnois 81: Kansas 40;
Oklahoma 20; Corsicana, light IS:
Corsicana. heavy As; Electra 45s
HeaIdton 80; Henrietta As: Caddo.
90 degrees so; Caddo. IS degrees 30;
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p,1,..,, ..,,,.oo 49,
samuel g. spears: srastee,s 81 Eeas.
~ ~ IIay-tsI7- 4s.s.sa E,i;ly,c % $500
rrnstee. Rosa u TEenroiy. the ElEins
sndS Sne ;aII,sk Siseaopal sank Ec,,s5.
E.Ile e,va !
Iossn p. FE:rown SpecsaI i..,.etyer az
no,,e coI.Ine-tai Snnrsiy 1:cn,ranv =
So,-no;rafio,, e; SfcSSsi1try
feasants; -, 900.
fendants will take notice ttaat on The.
sth. Day OF July: Isle: az my -ottcs In
10y - fr, -1sIsTo evs,1y.s
me sstsss erers % Eeference nlade In The 1o-s
OF Court 20 Ss sTe SaSseassS S lae crsnf1
Court said County az rs rs sSoye5aos9
S>ee1an ,zs,1 1@,S,irs 70 aer
Eatn and repo5e; !. r.,.,.,,..
First ords5 o. 1s 60 go. -sa H.
w TrepaSiy
and He. JSnes.,... .,,..,-.r,..,,. mon.
Second.Ihe valid .nesls e1s 1919, uDo1 1a
Safo lands a9o one "a 49,
deLSndants, 20 SIC aa1 n.+., -,.,,A of
,.,,,J, 1000 ~ fi,e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or which
may be required by the paroles or any
% - Second order OF Reterenos.
F1nse-aII Of one rear :estase. Of IN
N e.ers1stion a. Owned oreciafnled
BY By alle Is. sasd e CLARK Zee. located and
sGo4aases or In any other County in ohis
So $3.50 y - ;
econd-Iae IN. 5efenanr
Sredttors Who have deeds OF trust or
59.aEnea a,,1 Hens aEa4n 9s the real esesse
OF che SAD ifans e1ssf,nr against tho
real estate Of rhe said T. Clark Ice IN IN.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids VIII be received by the town
council of the Town OF Bridgeport.
until D. M June Is. 1915. for the
CONSTRUCTION of concrete reservoir
of about SO. 900 gallon capacity
Plans and Specifications OF the res
eryoir may be gotten at Horror
Brothers. engineers, C1arksburg, w
The council reserves the. right to
reject any and all BIDS
WILLIAM c. PELL. Mayor
b. HARRISON MARTIN. Recorder
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TO TBE CREDITORS OF LAWRENCE
O. RIGGS DECEASED. -

I. G. Grille.
Counsel FOR PIaintfn.
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A+&% &c &c Sc zee &c
!: American League !:
8+%44A%%@4A&~tee%S
Yesterdays Results.

At Detroit RaE
st louis 4es 0oo coo COO oO4-1s % .
Detroit .o02 90 030 900 o0o- 9 Il
Batteries Hamilton, James. Perry
man. we11man and Agnew. Dubucs
Camet. Coveleskfe and Stanase and
Mckee. Fifteen Innings.
At CtevelandH RHE
Chicago .----..-1:f4 1e2 000@S
Cleyefand 1920 CSC co.'s
Batteries Faber and SchaIk- Har-
stad. Jones and Dwell
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{. " HARDlSG. coanzntssaoNne
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Raudolph County, to-wtt-
In the Circuit Court thereof
I. Al "A Kendall Plaint6n.
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In the year 1918. 10000 persons
left the United States with che sinten.
lion of settling in Canada. compared
with 143.142dn 1872