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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08

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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08

pany been placed in the hands of
receiver about one year after this ac-
ton was taken. it's thousands Of bond
holders outside of West Virginia
losing practically all they had paid in.
Needless to add, this criticism has
turned to praise.
Another Example.
Many OF you remember the Standard
Home Company case. It, as We as
several similar companies, was selling
so called home purchasing contracts
in West Virginia. The purchaser paid
$500 per month and was eligible to
loan of $1,000 after six months, to be
used in building home A tremcnd-
Gus business was being done in West
Virginia among a class Of citizens
least able to lose money. The In
surance Commissioner suspected fraud
and although his authority was doubt
full, finally secured an unwilling con
sent to an examination at birmingham,
Ala, which confirmed his suspicious
OF fraud. As the company refused to
stop doing business in the State, it's
representatives We're arrested, and
the case finally came 10 the State
Supreme Court which found it neccs-
sary to hold that the Insurance Com
missioner had no jurisdiction. How
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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
LdWson Promises
to Call on Henry
WI Giue Him 3 00O-Hord Bit
To-Day, and VisH ON
NctO Years Day.

EoSroN. December Su.-ln rcspousc
TO "a telegram from Congressman Rob
crit l., Henry. OF Texas. urging that
he 20 10 Washington immediately and
produce any facts he may have bear
ini: on a leak from the state Do
rartmcnt 10 Wall Street in connection
with President Wilson'S recent peace
note. Thomas w Lawson to-day re-
rh"d 10y wire that he would call on
I'll" Congressman on Monday
You have libCled congressman and
pubic officials. and | predict that YOU
cannot make good congressman
Henry stated in the. telegram which
Mr.. Lawson made public here to-day.
1T Was explained that Mr.. Henry made
his request in his capacity az Il mem
Der of the House Rules Committee. OF
which he is chairman
The good old Capitol has been wal
lowing III Wall street leak gratis for
forty years" the Lawson reply said.
You and Congressman Wood started
this leak merry so-round then Won
sort OF run me into it through your
press statements. and then Won made
me the whole OF il. Now say. Con-
sressmen, have heart. have 4 heart.
This Is my program. Tomorrow I
VIII give You a serious 5000 word bit:
then IT YOU wish. will visit YOU on
New Years Day: then on Tuesday from
the gallery ! Will listen Ia YOU and
the other statesmen who missed out
on the leak iamhaste me some more"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
DRAGNET FAST CLOSING
ON MURDERER OF WIFE
,cont iMnnd from Eirst Inrnl

continued from First Pag.D
many had believed. but tiat he wa.
executing a part of a we'll. planned
scheme. lie was also seen on Gar
rison street and in oth"- streets dur
ing the late afternoon and evening
The coroner's jury yesterday brought
in verdict that Elnora Davis came
to her death by a pistol wound, be-
lieved to have been inflicted by her
husband. Elijah J.. Davis at Twelfth
and Hun streets. about \. ~. Do
cembcr -. 1916. The inquest was CON
Quoted by Assistant Ci:v coroner ]. W
BrodnaN in Police Court, Part H., ycs.
,erday morning, beginning Al II
o'clock. The jury was K. l.. l.edbettcr.
J. Il. Godsey. Burley \. Anderson. "
Il. Scharit2 and NJ. ~. Taylor
WITNESSES TELL or
SHOOTING or MRS. DAVIS
several witnesses were examined.
and the jury was not long in reaching
decision. Misses LILLIAN and Rcna
Furcron OF 200 East Twelfth street
who were standing with Mrs Davis.
preparatory Ia board. NJ car for their
work. told of how they saw a man
standing i'll doorway across IN
street. and how hc came and took hold
OF Mrs. Dsvis's arm. Because Mr..
Davis did not appear afraid Of him.
they said. was a reason why they did
not call for help. Mrs. Davis broke
away from her husband and came and
stood between them, they testified.
~ want 10 talk 10 YOU Mr. Davis
said to his wife as she stood between
US continued the witness. she re-
piled She didn', want To talk to him.
a rl,.
left hand and. with his eyes ON US.
backed away. The wife did not appear
10 be in the least afraid All tho
while Davis kept his right hand in an
overcoat pocket. Mrs Davis looked
hack over her shoulder and asked us
TO please call policeman. 1t wa.
then the man took a pistol from his
pocket. lie was biting his lip and his
teeth were clinchcd. As he dragged
her around the corner. both arms en-
circled about her body. we heard her
softly cry, oh. my Lord" We
screamed. and almos, simultaneously
n shot was fred. We ran to Ullman's
store. half-square away. screaming
all the while. When We told there
what had happened no one seemed
willing 70 20 to the corner. Instead.
all o. them asked questions. It was
while talking to them that we heard
second shot"
Mrs. Emma s. La Prade OF lol Dc
catur street. heard the screams and
shots. and when she arrived at the
scene. She found the young daughter
of the dead woman bending over her
body. She said tho girl exclaimed:
Its my mother. and my father killed
her: what am / going to do lie
came tn our house three times this
morning and stood looking in lie
said he would kill her, and he has
done it
Norman Jones. colored. who vas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
WILL SHOW HOW TO WRITE
MOVING PICTURE SCENARIOS
Publication of series al Ic>Son< WIN
BeGin in The Timcs-Disratch
January =.

Il has been estimated that $4,000 aoC
persons :" TO til" motion -niciure the.
Itcrs OF tho United States every dan
OF III" year. Il i probahl. that one,
hnit would To Il conservative estimate
o; tho number of these persons whc
~ some time or other have imagined
that they could or would like to write
motion picture stories
The studio OF every motion picture
company * Hooded with thousands OF
manuscripts from patrons o. motion
picture tho";crs who have oeen en-.
courayod TO attempt 10 write sccna
rios. either by tho hope Of financial
reward or tho ambition for cloi%. 81
'tll these thousands or so-rallcd Scona
rios, probably not one III a 100 ever
'er.,ive consideration.
What are the possibilities ju scena :
stories for motion pictures" i il nos
>ih'" for /" person Of average incl
lie'ncc to devote his spare time ,rort-
ably 10 scenario writing"
These arc questions that a'a very
ha"d to answer" says George y Scjtz
'c"anrio editor for the rathc Company
ana QUO oil tho ties, known seem: rio
critters IN tho country.
MIR Ssiiz is the author ~ Tie ron
Claw, ono or the recen, Scriai SIC
."ss"s. and Pearl OF III. Wiue' a
new serial "a b. released hy i'athe Sc
ginning ucNt week.
Scenario writing offers AN almost
unlimited n"!d 10 amy ono mentally
equipped and trained for this kind q,
work" continued Mr. Sei.z "Eut i,
would II" foolish "a say that any one
. cai, writ" scenarios. Scenario writing
requires special training he same Us
amy Other profession. II j. hard work
Sometimes an unt~aiucd mind Will con
cciNe a brilliant idea that viii brine A
f.l al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

across the street from tho shooting.
said that Davis held his wife with one
hand and shot her while holding his
gun in the other After the second
shot. Jones' said Davis let his wife
fall 10 tho ground. Jones said he mad"
no effort to catch Davis. because he
was afraid he might get shot himself
"" saw Davis run up Twelfth street
until he was lost in tho fog.
Rudolph Hawkes. is the last person
known To have seen Davis that morn
ing. lie said Davis pa Scd him on
Tenth Street near Huh. lie said Davis
was running. and was without Il hat.
u WAS believed that Davis. who lost
his hat when lie ran. went IL his home.
llt West Ninth street. for another one.
Funeral services for Mrs. Davis will
be conducted this afternoon nj o'clock
in Decatur street Methodist Church. OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

! hrs, TO suffer the aggression OF Ger
many. For this reason the Belgian
/ government think il necessary to con
unuc the aims which she has never
ceased to pursue while lighting side by
side with the entente powers for right
and Justice
belgium has always scrupulously
fulfilled the duties which her neutrality
imposed upon her. She has taken up
arms TO defend her Independence and
her neutrality, violated by Cernun,..
and To show that she remains faithful
20 her international obligations
ON the ith Of August. 1914. in tho
KcichstaE. the German Chancellor al
united that this aggression constituted
an injustice contrary to the laws OF
nations. and pledgcdS himself in the
"amc OF Germany. to repair il. During
two and 4 half years this injustice has
oecn cruelty aggravated by i've pro-
ceedinss OF the occupying forces. which
have exhausted the resources OF the
country. ruined its industries devas-
'atcd its towns and villages. aud have
been responsible for innunera bic mas
sacrcs. executions and imprisonmcnts
AT this very moment while Ger
many in proclaiming peace and human
i,y to the world. she is dcporting Rel
Sian citizens by thousands and re-
ducinG them 10 slavery
belgium before the war asked for
nothing bu, 10 live in harmony with
her nciehbors. Her King and her gov
crnn"nt have but ono aiin-thc re-
establishment; OF peace and Justice
Eut they only desire peace which
would assure 10 their country leci,;-
mate PREPARATION. guarantees and safe
guards Tor tho future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

"In the spring Of 1899 was attacks: by
Muscular and Infaminatnry Rheuma tiSm. I suf-
fered as only those who have 1t know. for over
three years. ] tried remedy after remedy, and
doctor after doctor. but such relief as received
was only temporary. Finally. found a remedy
that cured me completely. and II has never re.
turned. have given II to a number who were
terribly afflicted ard even bedridden with Rhau.
mstism. and it effected a cure In every case.
! want every sufferer from any form OF rhe,.
matte trouble 10 try this marvellous healing power
Don't send cent: simply mall your name ant
address and will send II free to try. After 20,
have used 1t and IL has proven itself to be tina,
long .looEed.for means OF curing your Rheumn
tism. you may send the price Of Il, one dollar
but. understand, ! do not want your money nm.
less you ARE perfectly satisfied to send IL. Ism;
that fsir7 Why suffer any longer when positive
relief Is thus OF rcd you frssl Don't delay.
Quincy DldY, Syracuse, ". Y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

which she was member. lntcrment
viii be made in Lakewood Cemetery.
Mrs. Davis Is survived ~ ono son.
Thornton Davis: ono young daughter
Miss Cecil Davis; father and mother.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles +. Gibbs of gAI.
HUI street: two brothers. j. a. and
Ernest Gibbs. and two half sisters.
Misses Gcrti" aud Oracle Gibbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

10 :" as quickly as possible. since very
l't.- Tine remains IN which To COM
p!ot' Al least $4,000 will be required
...y expenses OF an adequate reccp-
ton TO all the troops as they return.
contributions hav, been received by ,'olonc |
H"ihas bf.th,u n>-.uauiS Treasures, al,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

arrested last night by Detective Scr.
r"an's Bailey and WHY, charged WITH
obtaining Sl60 under false pretense
from 4. ;. kcll:,m. OF is Cast Broa.;
Street.
the officers found fcr"!Nal at 1909
Virginia Avenue. Highland Park. lie
was arrested under two warrants one
charging him with ob,ainu. 800 tho
other $50 by false prctcnsc rer,.iya,
Is from I.ynrhhurr. lie has been bailcd
for his appearance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
FALSE PRETENSE CHARGED

J. Icr"i,aI Arrested on Complaint OF
\. =. Kcllnm. Said Ia Have
Obtained $3.50
y. Pcrrival. 1T one time in tho con
srlaY service of the United states WA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
DEATHS

FERRITER. -, us residence sia
south Fourth Street. sunday. December
a at / 80 4. Nj. NiciloI.AS i Fr:nHlTr.n
Emncrnl nniIrc Inter. HirMSc unit nnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Ri Gu m atisn1
Remarkable homo Cure Given by One Who
HadIt-He Wants Every Sufferer to Benefit.
Send No Mon.y-Just Your Address.

Years Of awful suffering and misery have
taught this man. Mark II. Jackson OF Syracuse,
New York. how terrible enemy to human hap
rntss rheumatism is. and have given him sym
pAthy with all unfortunntcs who Within IT.
grasp. lie wants every rheumatic victim to know
how be cured Read what he says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

Other detachmenis Of troops rom Rich
nond come back from border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

NEW YEAR IN VT HOTEL RICHMOND.
sunday " Y. ". t~u.i entertainment .f,o-
Midnight. R"srrl" Your tables now.--adN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
AMERICAN FLAGS WILL
WAVE ClTY'S WELCOME

"'outilIu"d from First paseD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

Made Of good quality heavy
outing flannel. in variety OF
styles ard c"lors. Well made,
uicci. finished and trimmed. Full
cut. Special for Monday morning
!. - this price.
Second Floor.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02
MRS. i: !: !! Z: sss, {.

Sworn and subscribed Pefs1e me.
this 25th day Of May. 11 49,
Ira Mccarthy, Notary Public.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02
.coLuMn1A COLI COLI! sulws.

The Pedagogy Clasltef paana was
entertained BY Che ~ pSv Glass
Of Columbia College on May night
'Febfdary 1.1 10 s,xSI IS
The Columbia College w. O.. A.
and the Y w. &C: "A. pm Chicora
College observed the Iul|13ee. celebra-
ton of the fifteenth saarij rnary OF the
beginning Of the 81! 70. A, at
Columbia College, Satu4 ~ Feb. 70.
The Columbia College frls reioiced
in this opportunity TO d tertain their
sisters Of Chicora and paingle with
them in a social and e gious spirit.
The literary Societies are prepar-
ing for the annual de- kte, between
representatives Of the gSior class at
commencement. The Wmsn society
has chosen Misses .-Ruf Arial and
Lucille Stoney.
Arbor Day wsA obss Ia at the
College Friday Febt IL. me students,
each class IN Its dRlors psrched and
wound in beautiful dI ls over the
campus, and grouped In nes about
places where trees were be plant
ed. Each class plante( tree with
beautiful : ceremony Ass songs,
yells, and an apnx address by
a representative of "a Aelass made
UP the program for citing Of the
trees. Again as a ut body the
ond frn1foeov.o
songs and gave .lusty, ellis, for the
college and those most interested in
the observance of,.the dy.
This exercise initiatbd the work
planned and undertaken by the Col,
umbia College Club OF Columbia to
beautify the campus. 1lr. Baldwin
the landscape gardener, has been en-
ployed and an elaborate and attractive
plan is to be carried oq to make the
institutions surrounding more beau
tiful.
Ruth Laney.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02
To Vote on School Bonds at McFarlan
Saturday.


Saturday.
McFarlan, Feb. 29.-The entertain.
ment that was announced last week
to be given for the school on Friday
night OF this week, March 3rd, has
been postponed until March 10th, Fri
day night week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Station spent
Sunday in Ansonville with relatives
Messrs. Robert Moore and II. e..
Braswell spent Monday and Tuesday
In Lexington on business. :,
The Farm Women's Club met at
the school house Saturday afternoon
and q large number Of the members
were present. Quite pn interesting
program had been arranged and waA
read on household duties and econom-
les by Mesdames w. B. Moore, G. G.
Northcutt, A. v. Moore, Fred o. Scrogs,
which were very interesting and impor-
tant to all ladies. At the next regu
lar meeting in March new officers will
be elected. After all the business was
over, most delightful salad course
followed by fruits was served by Mes
danes g. @. Northcutt and A. v.
Moore.
Mr.. j. w. Erwin and DR.. J. G. Dye
and Mr.. A. w. Mckay spent several
days here last week, working life in.
surance for the Junior Order.
Mr.. Carey w. Teal left Saturday for
Wadesboro, where he has a position.
Rev. Fletcher Stubbs, after visiting
relatives here for the past week, has
gone to Chesterfiel dto visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Griggs.
Mr.. J. w. Pegues of Marlboro county
Is visiting Mr.. p. A. Spencer.
Saturday is the day 10 vote for bonds
here. We hope all the good citizens ct
this school district vii. not forget to
come QUITO the polls and vote for the
upbuilding Of their children and their
community. Vot, for londs, for your
children's sake.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02

The 117th Anniversary Of George
Washington's birthday win be cele
brated at Montrose School, Friday
Evening, March Bird at 7:8O.H The pu.
pills Of the school viii participate in
the exercises which consists of songs,
drills and recitations. After the exer.
cises there will be an address by Hon.
w. f. Stevenson.
There will be no admission fee and
refreshments will be served during the
social hour. The public is invited.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02

Ruth Laney.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02

Patrick
Miss Clara Douglass is spending
some time in Columbia.
Mr.. o. d. Turnage is visiting his
brother at Society Hill.
Mrs. w. v. Jerman spent Sunday at
Middendorf.
NfA r. y. CLARK, OF Carthage, n. O.,
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. ]. 81.
Scott.
Messrs. b. d. Than and w. 8. Wilks
spent Monday In Cheraw.
Rev. Peter Stokes Presiding Eide,
of the Florence District, will hold
quarterly Conference in the Patrick
Methodist Church Saturday, March 1s-
tn, and will preach on that date and
again on Sunday the 10th.
The Shiloh Comedy Club will giv>
an entertainment at the Patrick school
house Friday night, March 3rd. The
Club is composed Of home talent ana
comes highly recommended and we
predict a good attendance.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02

To Our Subscribers: We want your
help. VIII you do this for us?
We are anxious to tell all of your
friends and relatives about the kind of
a town we have here, and the good
things We are doing to improve it. We
want you to oil out the blanks below
with the names and addresses of peo-
pie whom you know that have at one
time been residents Of this place, or
have a number of friends and relatives
living here at the present time. We
Will send each Of them several copies
OF the Chronicle absolutely free of
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shall appreciate your kindness. You
,may mail this to us or hand 1T in at
our office. This little service will
help boost our town and feel sure that
every resident will be willing to help.
Thank you.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02
S5.oe In Gold to Be Given Avs

Mr.. H. v. Shroyer, manager Of .he
Eureka Canning Co., says he is going
to present to the boy or girl under II
years Of age, raising the most tons Of
tomatoes on one half acre Of land, So
in gold. This In addition to the con-
tract price per ton for the tomatoes
delivered to the factory at Montrose
II you want to compete for this prize
see Mr.. Shroyer, VIII viii give you
full particulars.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-03-02
One Reset l4s "a

While we do not that. the
general assembly Of 3 nth Carolina
just closed, yet we know of at least
one good result they did bring about.
The honorable body seems to have rid
the state Of the Southeastern Tarin
association and If we have at last been
relieved Of that body, we should prob,
ably be little less severe in our de,
nunctiation Of the lawmakers for some
things they did do while in Columbia
York News.