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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
TAX BURDEN IS SHIFTED
FROM SHOULDERS OF POOR
Taxation OF Big Incomes for Govern
mental Support Defended in Brief
Filed With Supreme Court.
REPRESENTS MONTHS OF STUDY
IL Attack on Law Wins It VIII Re-
duce Federal Income $50, 900
Year-Country's Best Legal Tai
ent Engaged in Fight.

WASHINGTON. October 133.-Heavier
taxation on big incomes as n relief from
the "disproportionate share" OF govern
mental support borne by the poor un-
der indirect taxation was defended yes
terdny by the government in a brief
fled with tho Supreme Court in the
pending income-tax cases
The brief represents months of
study by the governments legal talent
OF all the various attacks on the in
come tax. the success of which would
reduce the governments income $50
100000 Il year.
The ordinary system Of indirect
taxation upon consumption places upon
the poor person a diSproportion1tc
share of the burden of government
support" says the brief In reply to a
charge of discrimination in the addi-
tional or surtax on incomes OF over
10000
BURDEN Is SHIFTED
UPWARD ny ia Y
burden upward. 1t is undeniable that
the greater the income the greater tho
ease with which the payment of taxes
Is met ~ least. Congress has in
It's discretion determined that the heavy
burdens can be carried more easily by
the larger income. and it is not for tho
courts to say that such classification is
outrageous"
AS to tho alleged DETERMINATIONS, .he
government contends Congress has the
recognized power to make classified
tons so long AS they are not I'M
natural and are based on real distinc
ton. Exemption OF persons from taxa
ton on the FIRST $4,000 income and taxa
ton Of corporations on all income Is
justified on the ground that corpora
lions have no personal or family ex-
pensc.
Complaints of discrimination against
holding companies h. requiring corpo-
rations and not individuals to pay a
tax on corporate dividends are met with
the statement that there 10 n greater
difference between individuals and
holding companies than between indi-
Viduals and active corporations. and
that tn" court has upheld n distinction
In the latter instance in the corpora
tion-taN cases
Collection OF tho additional tax from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock,

S@'cS Stock
10000 Allis- Chalmers ......
$500 Nils -Chalmcrs. pfd.... q.
loco Am. AGr. Chem. com. {.
G.7G0 Am. Beet Sugar. com.
1900 American Can ....
600 American Can. pfd.
1900 Am. Cotton and Foundry
l.i00 American Cotton Oil.
500 Am. Hide and L.. pfd.
200 American Linsccd Oil. &.
5.1O0 American Locomotive.
400 Amer. Locomotive. pfd
2l,00n American Smelling -.
American Snuff. com. E.
1900 American Sugar ...
soc Am. Tel. and Tel. Co. d.
200 Am. Tobacco. com.
To- Amer. Tobacco. pa e. 4.
"N.l99 anaconda Copper ...
Goo AtchiSon
zoo Atlantic Coast Line. :.
y. G. l.. of Conn.
500 Il. and O..
LOO Beth. steel Co, com.
Beth. Steel Co. pfd.. -.
I3.5uO Baldwin Locomotive.
5000 Brook. Rapid Transit.
+.NoV central Leather, com.
200 Canadian Pacific
+oN california Petroleum :.
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio.
.
$500 Chi. Great Western. pfd
loo Chi. INLAND St. Paul
l".SOO CruCihlc Steel Cor. com.
600 trGc:hlc Steel. pfG.
loo Col. Fuel and Iron.
soc Col. and Southern.
lC.l0o Consolidated Gas.
Zoo Corn Products. com.
,o,o Den. and Rio c.. COM.
S'tINU Fl .....
300 Eric, lst pfd.. ....
200 Fed. Min. and Sm., pfd.
500 General Electric
Ji.lpo Goodrich. com.
22.@0o Great Northern. pfd.
lH'iVo Great Northern Ore Cts.
IVo Illinois Central
500 Intcrhoro- Met
D !ntc"bor"- Met. pfd. 49,.
100 Inter. Harvester. com.
$4,000 Inter. Mer Marine, MD.
Inter. Paper ....
zoo Inter. Paper, pfd.
2,ioo Kansas City. So. com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Atlantic Coast Line

The standard Railroad of the South
EFFECTIVE APRIL g. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Fiorids and South: s:b A. n and s:s
For NoTfolE: 500 A NJ 400 p N .x...
II NJ. tEie +. n "
For n. & ": Ry.. West: s:B A. H.. ,:a
:. ~. 3:n p. NJ. $50 p. II.
For Petersburg: 1880 a. NJ. s:u A NJ
!:B 4; H.. SOP A; NJ. s:s9 A. H.. $500 P. n.
400 r. NJ. ti:lo p. M. $50 p. NJ, s;1s p NJ
t:D T.. NJ, ll:S =. NJ.
Ft. Goldhboro and Fayetteviiloi 1900 p N
Trains arrive Hchmoud daily; g:D A. NJ
t;i' A. Nd M So a n, t;s' a 4. t,s:d
t:f p. N. G:ss +. NJ. a:oo r. NJ. g:9a r. n
u:D r. Il
Except Sunday. fsunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connoo-
tions not guaranteed.
c. q. CAMPBELL D. 2. A. us Main St
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

cash grain: Wheat-So. = red s,.I6Tsl!s.
No 5 red s.i0a!i.,@i.: No. hard. nominal:
80 hard. g GA sl.G.. Corn--Ho. yellow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

Fancy. large. green. per bbl....... 70
Red. stripe. per hhl... ................... =
Fancy Duchess. per bbl................... 30
Fancy crab. per bushcl.... ............. / D
Pears.
Fancy BartIctts pcr hhl ...................s N
FaIcv Sockets per hbl................... o.
Fancy Bar;letts. per bushel... 500 49,. 90
Fancy SeciSles. per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Fancy I,cconte. per hbl.......... .......... / q
Fancy klcner. per Dbl. .................. ! -
Fancy Clamps Favcrite. per bhl......... o.
Peaches.
Fancy Georgia Bellies. per crate......s 70
Fancy ycllows. per half-bushel basket. ~
Fancy whites. per h lt-bushs Ell basket " 50
Ilums
Fancy red. nor six basket car-ipr...,.SI 90
Fancy Burhanlis. per six basket carrier 90
Fnrcy Wickshams. per siX-baskct car
rter .......... .................,... 3
Dunsons.
Fsncy blue. per hushel.................sl q
GrapPn.
Fancy Delaware. per six basket carriers s. %
Fancy Niagara. per siN-blSkct carrier / -
Fancy Delaware. four pound basket.
per basket Observation-Disclosures. 20
Fancy Niagara. four pound pasket
per basket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
Fancy Concord. four pound basket. per
OniopS.
Fancy potato per huslcl.................S1 ~
Fancy white, per buShcl... ~
Potatoes.
80. IriCh, Hcr h;iShc 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
STEAMBOATS,,
OLD DOMINION I,INE

OLD DOIV1lNlCN Ii NE
Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST daiiy.7:0o r. IL
Leaves Newport News. 1900 A. ~
A.
Connections with main limo steamers ieAv-
ing korfolk for New York daily, e1cep, sun
day. Z; 100 +. ~. Connections also made by ~
& w. Ry. +. 81. and c. y. ny. at II. y
Night line steamers stop ut Ciaremont on
signal and are met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. James River
BY daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings, Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 6: 200 A 81 Freight
received for all James River uoin:A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
ASK MIR. Bowman
ABOUT HIS

ABOUT HIS
DE I.UXE TOURS 10 the Pacific Coast
and Panama Pacific Exposition, October
-. u, ana goth: 36 days OF real pleasure
W lIiioCT TROUBLE or CARE. Phone
Randolph 1857.
02S II. Main Street. Richmond. vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
Comntry-Curcd BACON

Rv Low Commission &C
Richmond, Va. October It

MARKET CONDITION
pouI,rv-Chirkc's ana hons cYt-rDlcl,. ac
ike g., prices Guocea; receipts light :r.s-
E'C"iris remain light: rlarkc, higher Iu,-
ter Market inn; receipts light I..--
Scar,. and "nn'of. rcnls- Marie. g.. $40,
Jl3 shape. Ca;,lr-Mlrkr, lower under hsav..
receipts br; prime lat cattle :aer:. y!,h
Z. sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

All Travel ARRANGEMENTS over On.
Counter
American or European
railroad, Steamship and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Ta1icab, Trnvelern
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
500 East Main Street.
Branch Offices: Jcnerson-Murphy'a
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

iftF W. & tfcnSnIw y Coz
Iachmon.. va, October Il, 1914.
Apples.
Fancy. large. red. per bbl.......... -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, October 13-fToCs. strong. bulk
;S.l.G;'.,a: light, $50; mixed. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
nv TT .NlNTNTI NfN.fI.N N.NNNI8I.
Richmond. Va. October IL. -o'E.
QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

"luHi!!ohd. va, UCtpbcr II. I"T!.
No ti,nothy a IS n
No . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n g %
40 timothy. Observation-Disclosures. nominal
light clover, m!Xcd............ a II 20
~. : clover miNcd........... a 10 50
80. > clover mixed ........... nominal
No. clover OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nominal
No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nominal
~ nipple hav NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. nominal
STIAW- COMPRESSED ..,,..., 20 q
Loose pressed. large bales. 9 80 q
NIL iFEED.
Shirstud winter ............ q - no
!i:Jn. winter =. ................ n ~ 20
Shipstun, spring ............... q 81 20
Bran. spring ...... .............. 90 20 q
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
l,fn i.,,NN-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
K Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry

Leave ,tichmond Leaves Petersburg
a. VI. u l.. MI $o;I5 A. II. $3.50 f. NJ
A. NJ. 81. NIL 8ia5 A. NJ sa,Ss T, ~
3 "A. n. bP. MI t7:3u A. 81 h,3S % =,
90 A. NJ. t5t45 .7,35 A. M s,SS :, -; u
10 A. n. g 4. 81 S,85 A NJ 4y,0S n H. ~,
IL A. III. '7p. D;35 A. ~ s5,Ss :, ~ Al
~ A. NJ. ~. Nj siOt3b A Al Max u =,
Up. N. seP.Ai il,35 A. M n,aS =, a. =,
~. II. lOP. I2:ab p W.I0,sS q :,
IL l.. 81. heste. .I,3SP NJ. lin :, NJ
'l2 4. n. PeterAL .,35 p a.
p"EE"S' 'L;i...ted tWeek dnyB only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

NEW YORT October Is-Po-, ,noy.--or.
-MiddiinF le0c Sales. ~ bales. stock:
Total ,o-day at an ports Not roc,,u,,
$50 bales: exports, 2ia' bales. stock !iie-
experts. lc'.15i hales.
Total for feason-Ne receipts. .r..ou1
bales; exports, 9G5,lS< bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

NEW ORLEANS. October l3-Th. ton.
dcrcy % cototn to-day wa. downwafG soil.
ing stimulated by favorab!e weather
reports and by the United States District
Court decision in New York that the FED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14

NEW YORK, October .3.-Mercantil" pa
I"r. 3E3'.. Sterling, sixty-day bills, Sifi:
for demand. s+GS: Tor cables, s. $50. lSgr
silver. 4e'.. Mexican dollars aS,.. Gov
eminent bonds, steady railroad honds,
strong. Time loans. firm; sixty days. a. ~
~. ninety days ana s!N months {" can
money. steady. ruling rate, {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
HOTELS

the additional tax from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-14
HIDE A\D yoOL u,nEr,r
RICHMOND FRUIT MiRXF,y,


Yer! dU!i: l!Enly 20 70 lower
" NM lnM ~. = :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

10 au audience that filled the
p,rrhuI.nr theptrr Supdp, ufteruoou
-
IT"I. h'I lHhl y. Ip'''hL. '. .. -"
member " the hunrl " lecturrshlp oI
thu mnther ,hurrh rNulplurd Chris
A.. -, a.. ..i, h, ,,or,.
TIA" '''t''''' ''' '"'' u" P"'''
There ls uu question Ur such general
lptarpst tn mputlpI d. tn. nnr pf b.oI
nv The universal demand and ondeo,n-
NJ humanity is ftr r large measure ng
health nud bprrlur.. fnpu n fndny pt
talnpJ ana There 4, m9ulf..iIy great
need NJ .nmr hotter mrrua nf healing
tbnn that I'M general u,r
"In U,p UiII. n.f t,n.tU.IIr md
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
LECTURER EXPLAINS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

spiritual existence aud spiritual power
is very difficult TO grasp
We thus see that II II material sense
which binders the attainment ~ an un
drrstanling " the spiritual healing " the
Wble this II the fertile soil from whclh
springs the doubt, HEnnsticism and in
fidelity NJ our times Lot uS then look
into the question " matter aud see II II
t paramount TO Spirit
The Mental Nature of Matter
'Ar. trlug 10 rovut discoveries In
physical science matter is form ~ en
urgy lnsteud N the indrstructlbls stuff
or entity II has been believed 10 be lts
unit. the atom, II found to he composed
NJ positive aud negative electrical cor
puscles called electronS and ions
"ldealistir philosophy and psychology
teach that material objects are hut oh
iectifled mental impressions or ronceni,
md not exterior suhstive entities
Thus W. never really see hear feel
taste ur smell mnttrr nr objects hut
merely experience sense phenomena which
We call matter What We think We see
IN not M object exterior to conscious
ness, hut only an Impression IN conscious
ness due IN what is assumed 10 be- some
fnrm " vibration
Science consciousness IL acquired large
N through the five physical senses. aud
these senses testify only In that which IL
dlmenslonul aud relative. matter must he
defined A. the appearance Of substance
aud not substance itself Thus II II Who'll
ly mental ~ state n mortal conscious.
ness
These Rrr not the teachings W Chris
tluu Science but the conclusions reached
through research and discovery I'm the
domain NJ physical science, psychology
md philosophy and they show that even
from physical standpoint what we
term matter II not what II II generally
believed 10 he hut IN wholly a mental
phenomenon and has not been and can
not be accounted FOR In any other Way
Christ Jesus proved existence 10 M
wholly mental when he walked IN tho
! wnfcr sull the tempest and overcamp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

possible availability for oil tune, A. de
clared In the Blble, then their opposition
h not TO Christian Science but 10 the
tised
The fact that Christian Scientists DO
not yet 40 all the wonderful works Jesus
did is d cause Tor regret but not for dis
ruuragement or criticism We are glad
that Jesus work proved Christian Sei
snce 10 be true, aud that Mrs Eddy dis
covered the Science " Christian healing
aud has given II 10 the world This heal
ing " possible IN proportion 10 our spir
tuality
Mrs Eddy writes our Master fulIv
aud finally demonstrated divine Science In
his victory over death and the grave. Jesus
deed was Tor the enlightenment OF men
and fur the salvation OF the whole world
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

no part of man This correction of
thought with divine truth destroys the
error, the Impulse Ia do wrong
Il shold be borne In mind that Chris
uan Science healing Ia not mere meth
"d requiring simply the entertainment
anu repetition ~ certain thoughts Being
N'l'uunc u calls for accurate. logical
metaphysical reasoning and ANALYSIS. n
hertHsltates Intelligent dlscerument and
d correct application uf It's Principle. but
above all Il demands that clear conscious
ness Of the allnesS ~ Cod. spirit and
the nothlngnes, of Hts opposite. matter
Nhlch spiritual sense alone apprchpnds
ANA which divine Love alone reflects for
Love IN the real healer In Christian Acl
rnnr
Mrs EddJs Discover,
Ut Is important TO recognize that
'hrlHtnn Science, the Science NJ Christi
anity, the demOustrable knowledge NJ the
,hflAA teaching Is discovery. not an
invenhon this notable discovery was
nsdc by Mary Baker Eddy In ls0G and
II Was proclaimed tu the world iu hrr
great book, Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures which was first pub
llshed nine years later In 1919
rms book contains complete STATE.
mcnt N the teachings OF Christian Sci
enre and " Its practice IL interprpts the
bihle so that II run be Understood. Its
~ i'"'iHfr'Nf lNNlh W. NFnGitnUN utilized
Thousands have proved this throughout
the world Very many have been healed
NJ organic, structural aud functional dis
eases while reading this book know trIs
to b" fnct FOR ] have personally lnycs
ugnted many such cases
My acquaintance with Mrs Eddy fnr
many years and by association with her
on many occasions enables me 10 speak
" her exalted Christian character
Fidelity tu her highest conrrpt ui
right, cuuSpu ration to the work dIylnrl,
demanded ot her spiritual wisdom ln
leading und directing the Christian Sci
/ ence movement unfelgnrd lore for God
for His Christ and Tor all mankind thcs,
were dominant traits ~ character IN
that great vet gentle woman who dis
covered and established Christian Set
rncc. The modern wise men should 80,
NJ her as was said VI old
| dive her NJ tho fruit NJ her hands
| let her own works praise her in IN,
gates, Pruv 2l7D
Conclusion.
! "IhuSr who question ChrlStinn gripnn
healing should Hsk themspl,c, whethr
they really believe In Christian hsHlni
or the healing work done by chris
Jesus and All, disciples n they do no
| thoroughly hcllry, IN the spiritual powe
| exercised over material conditions. and II
]
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
WILL NOT INTERRUPT WORK
OF EUGENE FIELD SCHOOL

Repairs ON the interior uf the
Eugene Field school, which was re
Gently damaged by fire, viii not be
begun until the summer vacation. Ow.
ing to the length " time II will take
to make the necessary alterations. The
fire started ln the basement from
spontaneous combustion. The build
ing was not materially damaged but
smoke and SCOT settled on all the walls
aud ceilings " the fifteen rooms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
NEW YORK SCHOOL TEACHERS
MUST UNDERGO EXAMINATION

NEW YORK April l2-Arrsnge-
ments Tor 4 medical examination Of
every teacher In the New York public
schools who may be- suspected of hav
Ing tuberculosis were announced today
by the board Of health.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

we're very sore The pimplcs
were most large and rcd and
there were some which were
White and contained = vatery
matter The red ones con
talned = hard substance
The breaking out dlsfgurod
my face very much and the
constant irritation was very
nAlnfIIl- ILhnthnrn.I n,n lean
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

from sin, sickness aud death tscisnss and
Health, .. tbD
DO medicine, surgery, physiology
standing Jesuss great work for humanity
DO they show w 4 better wAyl II not
where should We place our trust1"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
PA|NF Ill P|MPLES
SFIGURED FACE
Very Sore, Large and Red, Con-
stant Irritation, Kept Awake at
Night Scratching Irritated, Used
CutiCura, PimpIes Were Gone,

Atwell. TerAs My fare began to
break out about three years ago With small
pimples and blackheads some OF which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

ing me awake At night and could not keep
nom scratching. Aftsr . month or two
found my whole body breaking out
Finally noticed an Advertisement OF
OutieurA Soap and ointmsnt / sent Tor
moe sample and after the third day my iace
bcgan to get better bought boz "
CuticurN Ointment and Cuticura Soap and
In three weeks time tho acne had completely
left my face My pimples wcre gone
tsignedl Herman Andrews, August 10, 1914.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

We show n long and complete line " side cers for
family use In lee capacity FROM 90 to 10 hs IN the
lee chamber and all have large roomy provision
chambers $3.50 buys good big oak finished fam.
lly size refrigerator $3.50 buys good hig lee box
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
Tho first English field marshal was
created as long us ago as 1886.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF authority vested In US. by
the will Of George W. BroLard. deceased,
bearing date OH the nth dny OF November,
1900. and probated In the ONCE OF the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Harrison
County. West Virginia, md recorded in
said Clerks ONCE In viii Book No. o, ut
page 123, we. Milroy orchard and lsanc
Brohnrd, Executors OF the estate of George
W. Orchard, deceased. will sell ut public
auction at the front door Of the Court
House Of Harrison County, West Virginia,
on the
sTH. DAY OF JANUARY. lois.
ut 40 o'clock +. NJ, the following ies-
cribed real estate:
One house and lot and appnrtcnan.. IN
thereto situate In the town OF Jarvistiiic,
Harrison County, West Virginia, said lot
containing three acres, more or less, and
being the same property that was con-
seyed BY Mary A. Perine to q. W. Brohnrd
BY deed bearing date tho nth day of Octo.
Der, 1902, and OF record In the office OF tho
Clerk OF tho County Court Of Harrison
County. West Virginia, In Deed Book No.
1873, ut page 961.
Terms OF Sale: All Of tho purchase price
TO be paid cash In hand on day of sale.
MILROY BROHARD,
ISAAC s. BROHARD,
Executors of the estate Of George w.
Brohard. deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
Mayor Gordon Welcomes Wis.
itors to the City, and Elk
ins Man Replies.
The fifth annual convention of the

The fifth annual convention OF the
! Ice Cream Manufacturers Associa-
Ition of West Virginia is being held
IN the Waldo hotel here Tuesday
to continue through Wednesday
More than $50 leading men of the In
dustry from this and adjoining states
are present.
The opening session was scheduled
to start at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing but on account Of large num-
Der Of the principal speakers and
others not arriving in the city until
almost the noon hour the opening
was postponed until 1890 o'clock.
At 1880 o'clock. Mayor G. H.
Gordon delivered the address OF well
come. In behalf of the city officials
and the people of Clarksburg in gen.
oral. Mayor Gordon welcomed the
visitors to the city. wished them a
good time while here and invited
them to return again. The keys of
the city were turned over to the conf
mittee and some interesting stunts
are likely to be pulled off before the
convention ends.
8. B. Haffner. Of Elkins, responded
TO Mayor Gordon's address and in Il
short talk he thanked the mayor for
the way he welcomed the convention
TO the city and in closing said he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-08
Cream Manufacturers
OF the State Meet
In Annual Contention

knew it would be real pleasure for
each and every one to return here
again.
After this address the reading of
the minutes of the last convention
was taken up following which w. NJ.
D. Sine. president of the association.
delivered his annual address.
Truman ]. Swager. who is in
charge Of the entertainment pro-
gram, has novel stunt on the pro-
gram for the evening entertainment,
and all citizens are invited to visit
the Waldo hotel this evening and
witness the initiation of class of
candidates into the order OF THE
Icy Bees" This organization is con-
fined to ice cream manufacturers and
a large class will be initiated into
the order.
Among those of the prominent
men here for the convention are E.
Hendler, of the Hendler Creamery
Company, Of Baltimore. Nd: w. E..
Huffman, of the w. E. Huffman and
Company, Of Tyrone, Pa; F. NJ. Sla-
ter, of Pittsburg, and l. N. Hager, of
the I. N. Hager Company, of Union
town. Pa,