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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
TELLS WHY He
TRIED TANLAC
SUPERINTENDENT OF ROAD COM.
PANY TELLS OF RESULTS RE-
CElVEO BY USING TANLAC
FELT ALL IN, HAD =. -. -.
LOST APPETITE

Il suffered from stomach trouble
'or fifteen years. and also was 1roun-
led great deal with an inactive liy-
or. poor appetite. indigestion and a
general rundown all-in feeling. but
now since taking this new medicine.
Tanlac. in connection with the TanlaC
laxative tablets which come with
each bottle. my liver is performing its
duties just fine. and my wife says she
can see 4 decided Improvement in
me" said C.. l.. Bean. 2235 Market
Street. the well known superintendent
Of the France Company. road conStru-
! ton experts Of Wheeling and Toledo,
Ohio.
Il began taking Tanlac because /
saw one day in my home town pa
per where Il friend of mine in Toledo
was praiSin@ TanlaC for what il did
for him.. and thanks to MS 7 am
gladly praisinC il. too. in hopes that
others will take my advice and at
least try this new medicine one time.
have good appetite now, never am
bothered after eating big meal. and
feel stronger and better in every way
One boil" Of TanlaC did all this for me
and can't praise it enough. and shall
continue 10 take TanIac. for am
gaining weight and strength every
day It's good stomach medicine and
tonic. in my opinion. and | recon-
mend it," Signed. G. l.. Bean
Thousands in every city where this
great remedy is being introduced
heartily praise and recommend Tan
lac. according TO thousands in this
vicinity and everyone so troubled
with stomach. kidney. liver. rheumatic
or caiarrahal troubles should so TO e..
IT, Grrst & Cos. drug store and pro-
cure 4 dollar bottle OF Tanlac.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

10 be tried upon the charges separ-
ataly. the first being set for Thursday
OF this week.
It was through the tireleSs efforts
that Charles Amien was successful in
experimenting Joseph and Syphan at
Monongahela, Pa. No trace OF the
girl could be found and it was learned
that she had been doped and taken
away. From Monongahela The girl
was traced TO Thomas. W. Va, thence
to Akron and finally located in
Albany, y. Y.
Rent it through telling all about 1t
in the classified columns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

and knives that make rurus bleed and
sore, harnesses and handagcs that fill up
your shoe. press on the corn and make
your foot feel like Il paving block
What's the use? Why not do what
millions arc. doing, take seconds off
and apply "GETS-IT"." II dries. you
put your stockings on right away, and
wear your regular shoes. Your corn
lnnscnS from tho toe. it lifts right Off
It's painless. It's tho cdmmon-Sense
way, the simplest. easiest. most cffcc-
tive Way in the world. It's the ma
tional cnrn-curc. Never fails.
"GETS-lT" is sold and recommended
by druggists everywhere. 2jc bottle
or sent IN receipt Of price, by L. Law
renee & Co.. Chicago III.
Sold in Wheeling and recommended S
tho worlds best corn remedy hy John
Coleman Co.: G. IT. Gri"St II. Co.. Gnus
Pharmacy. w. s. McElrny. l.. II. Rau'
RacrS Pharmacy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

Ohio, was elected moderator of the
Wheeling Presbyterv OF the UnitN
Presbyterian churcncs, at the fall
meeting held yesterday in the United
Presbyterian church at ST. ClairsviIle.
The only other officer elected was
financial secretary to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Frank I.
Hare. Andrew s. Hare Of this city.
was elected 10 fiji the vacancy.
The meeting was opened yesterday
at 10 o'clock. and when adjournment
was taken at noon practically every
business matter scheduled for the mt,
tcntion of the Presbytery in its fall
meeting had been completed. Dinner
was served al 1880 by the ladies OF
the church and at !: 30 d conference
on evangelism was held
Rev. F. r. McCracken Of West Alex
ander opened the discussion. giving
an interesting paper on The Achieve,
ments Of Evangelism in the Past.
Rev. Charles Gilmore OF Cadiz, spoke
on "Erangelistic Resources and DR..
Charles Fl. Robinson, of the First
United Presbyterian church of this
city, on The Eyangelistic Program"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
GRAND JURY FINDS
FORTY-N|NE YOST
LAW INDICTMENTS
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF TRUE
BILLS RETURNED IN
YEARS.
Jurors Find No Violations Of Election
Laws, and Go Over Primary
Poll Books.

After being in session part Of two
weeks. the Ohio county criminal grand
| jury submitted lis final report at noon
! Yesterday. A total of tOrty-nine al
legged EoSt violations arc recorded. as
| that number of true hills were re.
turned by the jurors. In cases Of not
true bills returned in alleged Ynst law
violations, the jurors stated that The
cases would be taken up again at The
next session, when new evidence
would be Introduced and a number Of
additional witnesses examined.
Two new felony indictments were
returned. ono being in the case of the
! state against Lester 4. Burch, charged
| with hcamy. and the other against
John Hell, charged with the feIonious
! cutting of an inmate of the Ohio
! county infirmary at ELM Grove.
J The jurors before adjnurning asked
, that electric buzzerS be placed in the
room in order that the members
might call the prosecuting attorney
when needed and also that tho locks
on the doors be repaired. The men
were thanked after submitting their
report The grand jurors received a
grand total Of $40. or SIS each for
their services. The following cases
/ were submitted:
Felony True Bills.
| Lester nUrCh. bisamy.
| John He'll, cutting with intent to
kill.
Yost Law True Bills.
Albert klctzly and Jas. BaChman,
Ben Dunlap (2). Geo. a. LAWYER, Tony
FalCraveS and Tony MollaseS. Robert
| A. Dimmcy. Geo. Seibrrt. Otto Warf.
| fuel and Dick Davis. Marie Warffucl,
/ Stanislaus Klos. Lewis Rurpura VIM.
| Craig and r. Purpura. John Salena. s.
! Costanzo. Earl Newton. +. VI. Pabar,
! Peter J. RnSideS.
Not True Yost Bills.
Vincent Dibiase Dan Damico. L..
Cavordosos, Emanuel Prasaras. Geo.
Mullen. r. H. Phillips. Mike Gersich,
| Pete Orting, c. l.. Bauers (2). Charles
McGavn (2). Geo. Pantes and Geo.
PavaloS. Ben Frazier. James OIeary,
Danvcr Corsey, Joe SchotIsinger (2).
Joe Sto$ick (%). Earl carp t2). W. II.
Hoffman. Mike Sunncfeldt (2). Morton
West wood. Frank Donahuc, lsadore
lsenhorn. Geo. Bayo, Bert Calender,
Gcon Zubcl. Dan Bundenhall. Otto H.
Auber. James Bush, Geo Bush. Geo.
Hicks. Geo. Kline. Martin Mueller,
Janet Herman, William Zellers. Daisy
Burnett, Grace Thompson, Dorothy
Nuttcr, Cleo Moore, Mike Nick and
Fred Brecsn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

German Methodist Episcopal church
has been transferred TO the Market
Street Methodist Episcopal church al
Louisville. Kentucky, and will preach
his farewell sermon in the local church
Sunday. The transfer was made at
the recent conference of the German
Methodist Episcopal churches held al
Louisville, last week.
Rev. Speckman has been pastor OF
the local church for the past four
years, and during that time has made
many friends. who wish him success
in his new field Of labor
Rev. c. f. Severinghaus. pastor OF
the German NJ. F.. church of Toledo
o., has been appointed pastor OF the
local church. succeeding Rev. Speck.
man, and will enter upon his duties
as pastor of the church on Sunday
September a. The new minister
comes highly recommended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
Y. ". C. A. NOTES
Bible Class.

Bible class.
The Wednesday Evening Bible class
meets every Wednesday evening at
$50 p. III. 4 fine opportunity is of.
fcred all Sunday school teachers and
Bible students. The class is taught
by Or. c. n. Robinson. All who are
interested in Bible study are cordially
invited.
Extension Department.
The Happy Hour club girls are TO
be hostesSeS at the supper given on
Thursday night Of this week at the
Y. W. G.. A. TO the members of the
Federation Of Industrial clubs. Each
member is. requested 10 bring a friend
who is not Il member. and Join in max
inc the first Thursday night supper
this fall a joyful time.
Swimming Pool.
The swimming pool is busy place
these days. The classes arc filling up
rapidly. and many of the swimmers
are taking advantage OF tho open Pc
riods. Register early for private les.
sons or groups of ten. Certificates
may be obtained at the office for your
doctor 10 fill out.
The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads in this paper every
day. You arc to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be a part Of their
readino or not au26-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SYRlANS HELD ON
-
:: SERIOUS CHARGES
RlTTSBURGA MEN ALLEGED TO
.. HAVE ABDUCTED YOUNG GIRL
- FACE CHARGES THIS WEEK.
Charles Amien. Of This City Conducts
- Sweeping Chase for Girl Which
49, Ended Last Saturday.

:, After chase which extended from
Pennsylvania through West Virginia.
Ohio and into New York state. Chas.
Auiien, local Syrian interpretor and
merchant, and number OF Pittsburgh
city detectives located Miss Mary
Alike, of Pittsburgh who. it is alleged,
was abducted by Salwin Joseph. Of
Monongahela, Pa, and Elias Syphan.
of Pittsburgh. a prominent interpre-
tor. They are now in the Allegheny
Tail awaiting trial by jury upon four
serious charges. seduction. rape. alb
duction and white slavery. They are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

: novel umbrella is equipped with n
storage battery electric light in its nan
die.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
! UN|0NT0WN MAN
MADE MODERATOR

P. PRESBYTERY HELD AT
ST. GAINESVILLE
Andrew Hare of This City Elected Fin.
ancal Seoretary-Conferen
on Evangelism Held.
Rev. II. G. SnodSrass, of the United
Presbyterian church of Uniontown,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

United States Senator w. E. Borah
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, RepubIi-
can candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the Republicans of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
COrns Loosen,
Lift Right Off
Nothing But "GETS-IT" Will Do This
To Corns and Calluses.

IF you've ever had corns. you've tried
lots Of things to get rid of themselves
remaining cotton rings that make your
CUrnS bulge out like nopcyes. scissors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
WITCHCRAFT IN VIRGINIA
rr"fr>Sor Dnhnry Says Hclicrin Demons
survives in Counties tnpcnc-
tratcd by Railroads.

Professor y. Heath Danncv ~ tho
tnivcrsi,. % Virginia. delivered an
Interesting lecture last nigh. 70 the
lichmoud Philosophical Association.
lie Thought Il probable that shakes
pcarc was n believer in witchcrai.. and
said that mos; of thc audiences that
saw Macbeth" in tho i2iizahcthan era
thought the witches represented were
tn" 20 nature.
Martin Luther and other able ,hco-
Logical tntcllccts of The limo of the
Reformation entertained 40 doubt rs
80 til" existence % witches. Professor.
pahucy said The rise OF PU"itanis'n i'm
England, the speaker continued. was
followed hr witch hunting which
ceased when the Cavaliers returned 10
power He said that belief i'm New Eng
land in wjtchcrnft vas due 70 Puritan
influence. ANA added that this super
s'ition is still prevalent IN those conn
tics in Virginia which arc NOT pcne-
rrated bv railroads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
less herltaxe OF treedom and xood xox.

less heritage OF freedom and good gov.
"rnment they have left us. and forget
that tho cancers OF modern civilization
are due less TO faults OF our own than
t" the fact that they lived for them
selves ana thought nothing of US. Lee,
us take care that generations of In,
luturc may not say the same Of those
upon whom responsibility now rests
deficiency has always been ut :,
comparatively low rate among the say.
ages OF the earth. And there is a good
reason fer this. Children among saw
age tribes, who. from tho time thew
are able to walk. must face the dam
GERS OF AN nncivilizcd country stand
very little chance on reaching the arc
when they Will mate and transmit their
own deficiencies To their Offspring
But We nave eliminated natures
crude method Of assuring only the sur
FiNal OF the ittcSt. The weakest and
most physically UNIT child anon. us
Is the object always OF our tcndercst
care II dcvolves upon us. then. I"
n"Visc some method OF doing away
with The unnt child"
me next lecture OF the series which
IS Eivcn under tn" auspices Of the Med
ic"i toli"G" Of Virginia. xill be de-
'iv"red la the John Marshall uiyb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Will Ask Wilson
to Visit HopeueN
First Meeting Of .4dn1inistrotipc
Board Held and Plans Laid
for Booster Day.

NoPEWI2Li- Va, March 15.--rhe
inst meeting OF tho administrative
Board appointed ny Governor Stuar, TO
govern TINS city. which was incorpo-
rated ~" weeks ago by the Legisla-
iNre as city "f the first class. was
,!sIR mere t"-raN with many prominent
state officials present Tn. BOARD dc
rinrd I" invite President Wilson, ey-
resident Taft. Frank y. Munscy. and
other nationally prominent speakers 10
he present a the Booster Day" cele
hrati"n which Will be held hero on
Anrt TX, The city plans to hold at
'na' TIM" I'll" rrst anniversary cole
orat!ou Of its founding. Several thous-
and strangers arc expected to visit tlo
''tt Oh That occasion as the cn;ir,
country nas been Interested in the
Growth in year OF a village to a city.
with n population of over 10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
MUST DEVISE PLAN To RID
RACE OF UNFIT CHILDREN
SnIicitudc for Detectives, Says DR.
Miller. Makes for Low Racial
Average.
LECTURES ON "EUGENICs'
Member of Medical College Faculty
Says Cancers Of Modern Civilian
ton Arc Attributes in Past to
SeltiShneSS OF Our Ancestors.

Proper consideration OF the future
Or Tia" human race. which will he
strong and virilr OF weak and vacil-
Eating, just as determined" said
nr +. e. l.. Miller. Of the faculty oc
tin" Medical college q: Virginia, III II
lecture last night at the John Mar
shall High school on ''EuSenics." de
niHnd$ that "" devise some means 10y.
which undcSirablcs will bc eliminated
in tn" propagation OF tho species. Th.
burden rests Suuarciy upon our ahoul-
d"rs. and We must solve the prob
lem"
pr Miller made no suggestions as
:" what course should be pursued nor
did he urge cuycuics as the obvious,
solution of the problem. but rather
pointed out the dangers that come with
The mating of the mentally or phy-
Sivaliy unit, and LEFT the audience TO
uraw its own conclusions. II Was APP
parent. however. that the lecturer
thought ii high time that the state.
in The interest OF it's citizcrry of tho
future. should step In and prevent the
union of those. the offspring Of whom
are likely To be afflicted with mental
or physical deficiency.
The trouble with us said Or. Mil
l"'. is that VIC have had visited upon
US the sore affection of temporal mar.
rowncss We need "A broadeucd Wis
ion We need To think less Of the
individual and more OF thc race. There
ara too few men who can place self
in the background and work unseliish-
~ Tor future generations
ANCESTORS or RACE. ARR:
NESPONSIBiE FOR TO-DAY'S hts
I'VE point with pride TO the achieve
ments of our ancestors, and tho price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
MAY USE PARTY BALLOT
sentiment Against Printing Name. n
AniniAtrati>c Donrd Cnudidntcs
ON Scnnratc Sims.

" Tho result OF informal confer
"Nccs between tho electoral board and
q committee OF three appointed hy the
CITY Democratic Committee II is likely.
: VAS stated Yesterday. that the names
az The candidates fov the .tdminisira-
i!v" Board viii bc printed on the rarity
ballot. Thor" will DO no pcrforatior
u was said, as II is not believed that
any al the candidates in tho regular
primary aud in tho preferential pri-
mary would raise technical objection
against tn" solid ballot
II tn" solid ballot bc used. II was
pointed OUT. ii VIII moro nearly get
TIA" sons" of all tn. votcrs as TO their
'auicc frr tn" filling Of the vacancy
II III" Administrative Board than hv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Don't Use Dangerous
Antiseptic Tablets

IT'S an unnecessary risk. Use tho
saie ahtiseptic and germicide. Absor-
oihe. 1r'-t Kills germs quickly and
surely without any possibility or
harmful results; made OF MIRO horh,
non poisonous. and there is no ,,nr.r
whatever If the children get hold or
the bottle. II retains its ccrmici,I,,
powers even when diluted one part Of
AoSoTolhe. n, to 100 parts water
ana lts antiscptic powers one mart
HnISorpine, Jr:. to 200 parts water.
ne Sermicidal properties of Absor
olnc. II, nave been tested and provcn
poth in laboratory and actual pr;,ciicc
Dc,ailed laboratory reports mailed
Absorbine. Jr.. 800 and 5000 nor
botti" at druggists or postpaid
a liberal trial bottle Dostpnid for 10,
In stamps ~ i'o
W. f. YOUNG. p. D. f..
80 lchPte 81. Springfield Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
ADDITIONAL. luGH SCHOOL
SOIG;IE nN CiINNDIEIi

The committee heard Dv. J. \ G.
chandler. superintendent; Of schools.
on MS request that school facilities nc
enlarged by the building OF a Junior
hisn school in IL. central portion OF
IN" city ana = school on l<cns,nvton
Avenue. A Il basis FOR his request he
stated that in I@0? there WAS a day
enrichment OF 5000 pupils. while this
year th"re j. All enrolment OF $4,000
pupils. or. with the night schools. n
total enrolment of more than 30. 600
Tha increase IN sin years has been -
per cent. while the sorting capacity
has heen increased only g. per cont
T. the West End The average annual
increase has been 900 Alderman L..
christian seconded Dr.. Chambers
demands
Tn" comlr't,e" then want in,o con-
s'dc-ation OF city licenses. and on Al
der'nan WorhmanS motion adopted "A
Recommendation that an ordinance bc
framed 20 scale on q graduated Sched-
Nle all city licenses, beginning ~ l9lI
chairman Grundy, tho CITY Auditor and
; th" City Treasurer were named :. COM
mittec TO draw III the ordinance.
5 Complaints against assessments will
he heard on Tuesday night =, the reg
Z ular meeting az ;hr committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
GLASS OF WATER
BEFORE YOU EAT
ANY BREAKF Asst
Wash poison from system each
morning and feel fresh
as a daisy.

i.tery day you clean the hous" you
JUS" va 20 got rid OF the dust and dirt
which collected through III. previous
o"E your body, the house your soul
1Ee- Ia also becomes nllcd up cacn
twenty f"u hours with all manner OF
pun" and poison II only every man
.na woman conld rouiizc the wonders
'i DRINKING phpsphatcd hot water,
'hi e gratifying Change would take
place.
Instead az the thousands OF slckIv.
Ht'it'' Ip"l!n@ In"u. women and
t|iis WIN PAST, or muddy complex
.'' instead 40 II" multiiuGog or
N'TN" WRECKS. 'ruudowns." brain
'""S and p"ssi'nisls wo should sec n
checked people over, where
l.N"ryou-. whether SICK or vol,
should drink each morning before
hrr"Niasi glass of rcul no, va-c,
Win q t"asDoorfui ~ limestone phoe.
ph"'" iu IL 20 wash from tho sto,p...l,
LIVER. i1ducys and ten wards, Of ho,yci,
"a" pi''.ous days iudigcsrIb!c vast.
sour concentrations ana puisnus. thus
'l"aNsinG, Swc"t"uiuE and frcshcnIur
the "ntlr" alimoutary canal l.crn,.
putting NOR" food into the stomach
Those subject to sick headache M.
!"Nsn"Si. nasty hrcH;h irculpatfsr,
colds: "nd particularly those who LaI,
u rhlIid *"!l"w complexion and wh,
an" constipatcd very often. arc ur.c.
I =" OBTAIN quarter pound Of lime.
sion" phosphate st tie druc 80.
whlch VIII CO.'S; hUt 4 ,rinc. hu, +,
/ "n'hci"n' 10 demonstrate the puicE nm,
, f'inhrhahle change jan both hcaluh ,,,
appearance awaiting those who nr,c
/ "ce internal sanitation Wo mus, "a,
'n"mhcr that innidc cleanliness ia ,,or.
'nh"r'ant Than outside, because n,
| skin does not absorb i,,,r,nt.9 nv
contam'na'c tho blood. uiiia No
In the thirty feet % bowels tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
FINANCE COMMITTEE
RUNS UP WHITE FLAG
Surrrndcr> to Captain Myers Witt,
Promise 10 Buy Stable
Site.
Government. Says FIoWitHcrS' Com
mnn'icr, Will Spend From $4,000
To S2J,O00 Annually Here il Quar-
tcr> Are Provided for Its Horses

~ close range and with a low ira
jcvtory, Captain w NJ Myers COM
ma0dlrC officer ~ tho Richmond How =
tiers. last night rakcd The ranks of
the Finance COMMITTEE" with Shrapncl.
and WHOM Colonel Barton IL Grun,ly
waved his handkerchief in token Of
surrender. III" :r;illcryuan ceased
firing and !"ft ihc fcid with tho prom =
=" thIt his request for additional
UUar;"rs would be recommended.
tapiaii, Myers asked for tho recon- =
incubation OF an ordinance inSiruC,iuc
tho CHS Attorney TO acquire by con-
'!"mnstiua Proceedings or otherwise
property adjoininc tn. armovy on
seventh Street on the north side The.
site 70 be used for thc erection of
stables for tn" mounts recently Given
10 tho HowitS"rS by the War De-
par,moUt. The propcrty extends %
feet and is half :, block IN depth
Captain Myers, IN urging the recon-
M'ndation informed the committee
tha' The War Department spends an
nUnliy s".o"o on The local artillery.
that II has expended S1on.Oo0 i'm .0uir-
pirS the command. and that Il Will
Sp"ui from $4,000 10 S@5.oon wear
when thc stables arc erected. rhc
Federal government * now employing
two men ~ SO month each 10 care
ful. tho mounts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
HOTEL At OCEAN VIEW
DESTROYED ny FLAW MES

iSusgial 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. March lI.-Firc Of
tu nnnsoeg;air"d origin DESTROYED the
~ hwo'i Hotel al ocean View TO-
night. n" building. which w.s owned
by Miss Barton 81 Baltimore, was
uuOcCUpict ~ TIA. time Of The hr.. /,
Is q total loss. 'tS v:tin" h"in" estimate,
- $1,000 The ''rc department oC Nor
:"lk. which responded to The call 10
assistance. had grca; dimcul;v in pre-
venting spread &C the flames famed
hv q 'lsh vino.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
NOHEOI.I>- SOUTHERN RtIINNi,
IL BUILDING VIEW SHOPS

NORFOLK. VA. March l5.--To meet
the demands of its constantly iucrcas-
ing business and 10 take care Of the
work az TINS .nd Of the lire, the Nor
folk Southern Railway to-day began
work on the erection Of shonS thai:
VIII cost in the nctchhnrhood OF $50. =
coo. fhc new plant Will be located at
Carolina junction, about Il mile and n
haif from the city limits and Will be
completed, II is expected by Sep
tcinbcr J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Ncrro Chnrrch MIth mon.ehrcnklnp

Policeman Thurman Yesterday exc
cuted warrants on William Smith . ne
gro now being held IN tho city Jail.
IN which he is charged with two cases
% housebrcak!ng He IS alleged 10
have broken into the houees OF John
Currie, 2li and 2I3 West Cary street.
snd 10 nav. stolen ell OF tho wRtor
fixturcs from them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Verdict Of Accidental snoo,t,r

= "oron"r's jury yesterday returned :.
verdict of accidental shooting In tho
case against Carrie Tucker. colo-r,
who shot hey husnard ~ 700 West
Baker street several nights ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

having perforated ballot or sep
arate ballot. TO he dropped in separate
boxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

School on noxt Wednesday, night by
DIR. Fred NJ. Hnnes. The subject will
DO Medical Fakes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
STATEMENT FINANCIAL CONDITION
Mechanics and Merchants Bank


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