davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15
olive a more careful revision Of the

yolve a more careful revision OF the
sale. graduating the rates SO as TO
prevent such anomalies as a duty OF
forty-two pounds on a car of sixty
horse power and eighty-flve pounds
on a car OF sixty-one horse power. In
particular the duties on motor BIZ
cycles and small cars are likely to. be
radically raised. as 1t is. claimed that
these are the vehicles which are now.
.uselessly consuming gasoline.
One of the more radical proposals
for new taxation is That put forward
II rev days ago by Prof. a. g. Pigou,
Of Kings College. Cambridge univer-
sity. He urges that all persons who
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15
CERTIFICATES
of Incorporation Are Issued to
a Number Of New Bust
ness Concerns.

Certificates Of Incorporation have
been issued by the secretary of state
TO the following new concerns which
will operate under the laws Of West
Virginia
The Standard House Company, OF
Whecling,to ENGAGE in the realty bust
ness in liInoae. COUNT: authorized cap
ital. 81 0.Q00: incorporators. II. q. Wells,
IL. p lockwood G.. O. Schmidt and
Neil Moran, all OF Wheeling.
sFlc T..lkley Development Company,
aof Recllier. o deal IN realty IN Raleigh
county; authorized capital, $4,000; in
corpora Tors T.. H. Wickham, Harry y
Swan. 7. S. Williams, II. G. Btckle and
Herbert StansbnEy all Of Becll1ey.
The Ohio View Land Company. of
White sulphur Springs. to deal IN real
ty; authorized capital $4,000; incor-
#porat;1r:5 VI. r. Jarrett, r. g. Bare. G.
~. Massey. e. " Nsiodso-. ej5se Keadl
+. j. NJ. Anderson, all OF Anderson; w. b.
Mines ana ! j, OlFarrell, OF White
Sulpiu sp1i a gs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15

{ have been granted exemption from
military service shall be subject to a
special war tax, and that this tax shall
be levied not merely on men OF mill
itarv age. but on all stay-at-homes,
whether old or young.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15
TO HOLD sOGI.AL.

The Queen OF. the South Club. a
fcolored organization, will give a So
ciaI at Mrs. Lottie Browns on R1onti-
cello avenue Monday night A cake
Ewili he sold as Well as aa croc bet yoke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15

1t would be better business policy
for you 10 tl;T 10 find q tenant for q
FURNISHED rocrl. without advertising
tn5the Telegram, than for a depart
.rlent store ~ to dc business with
out advertising.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-15

a year ago the exchequer7 proposed
the doubling OF the taxes on auto
mobiles, but this resulted in IN al
together excessive increase in the
duties OF the higher powered cars,
and the proposals were eventually
Withdrawn. Any new proposals
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

ter Don lcdseIn Sa6rcn init i6rcn
Gltern nad Den @srcinigtcn StaatclL
mo- lid, Die Samilie slcrlt in @nincp
anlieoelte. Sort bat oie Iabingeibie=
belle allh iabrelal1g aempbnt. SIN
War5 0cs Sabres 1856 rei6te tic
Serrn Sacob g6ert sic @anb STINT
8rltoe fiirs 2ebpn. @err g6ert girg
leitcr @attin nor pierltnbbrcibig
SNabrcn int Gobe porolts. @is Dor
elmer @odn aro6l1tc tic lit G1tincD
ll1lo crit oam 500 tic nit i6ren God=
tern nod Iopenport. Sic NOR sic
W'lltter bon pier5cbn &i1Ocrlt, Don Sc
item sic nad)itcbcnoen eff nod) ont
2cben iillo: Sralt gomarb Mellter, 6.
6. gbert, @. $. ebert, 81. 81. ebert
ltlb SSral1 6. $. 8lrrlt, alle bon
GnincD, ST.; Srau 6. E. &ebrens=
ntersr bon Salttiogo, Gal.; 81. s.
gbert BON StMtbe1pillc, Ohio; @.
s. @bcrt opll 9earars, 3d.; 6ralt s.
$. 3oiier BON burlington, SsSa.; Sri.
glla %. gbcrt nno Sri. &otie Gbert
SIT Smtlc in 3apcnport. Serner
ilbcrlcbcn tic IL galfcl mo Elm ltr=
gnfel.
Die @ciiebltlng crfnlgt il, Nuincp
ton Ser oortigcn bcltldelr Metbooi=
ltenfirhc aus allf bcnt GuincD Srieo=
6pic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Bargains TT
Aebraumteu Cars,

S,if 5iiuf G%aiIaeiere 5000 Meilen
acfa5ren. Sn gutcm 3ultano.
MutImrm lcds Gplinbcr, eleftrii6e 2icbz
ter unb Charter, aerdumis. apltct
breilmal 10 piei lpic b%crla1gt.
stnncbafcr leebs Gplinoer, lieben Eal~
lagiere; in aus9c5cidnciem MEDIA
niIdem 3ultallb. Scr AnltriH scigt
mlr meni9en Gcbrauc6. Sitce8e5iiz
&C; ggtra Sire5. Scltenc Gelc9elz
belt.
Slanbcs 9tacD MoanNcr. Mcu %an9citriz
1en. @utcr 3rItanh.
G%hibcbafer So, icds Goil1aicre, cleft
trildcr Starter unh 2idicr, Siisz
llrber5iige.
Gelic gpnritg, flint &olaaicrc 1918
Gplltanbi9c clcftril6e au~sliattuma
stibcbafcr A., flint @ailnaierc, clef.
Notwithstanding. rcle Gircs, filr5.
lid llclt rcparirt.
etuocbafcr slblicfcrnnas Gor, ncl
rcparirt nnb neu al19cltridcn. 2o6:
bid)tc pllcllnatilAe Gire5.
Sprh abliefcrungs :. Gar, slrei Wlp:
nate ait. in 9ntcm 3ultano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Scras sdufcn.

Sic sdjulcn Scnas iino 5nr 3eit
gal1s tcrhprragcnb all5seltattet. spz.
F1pobl @plfsiNulenL als aud Die bDbc<
rem Sc1ranltaltcnN lil1b aarl5 'cllc &C.
bauhc, bic nit Dp6elL9pltcnalfmano
crridtct n1rpcn. Nur Elm S1ulgcballne
|iulroc bcrcits 1892 crriNtct. Gum
ncucn GduljaGr miro miebcs Gin nclles
@ebdllbe in G;ebrauh gcnpmmcn. Nud
sic Dicligc liaatfide sdule, bas @pm1
nahum, fat crit i'm lcbtcn Snbrc eli,
neucs Scim %bc5pacn. gs ipltrbcn in
)bcn lebten Snbren rl1nb 900, 600
@larf bicr fir meme Sdulen allsgcsc@
ben. Gafiir mllroen crridtct 5 @plfsz
lduler, cine itdbtiitbc b0bcre Nidbdcnz
idulc, cine ltdptildc GbcrrealiGule
unb Gin @pmnalium. 9os lit fir cine
gtaDt nit runb $4,000 @%intppbnerr
cine lpadere Qei1tnns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
5tabt nnb Gonn'p.
eonntas, Bet 4. Stunt.
aleine etaot=N euigieiten.

- MerbcnDI : MitteI gege1 Mber-
matisnnls nno S6mer5e1 offer Mrt.
9iepe's Mpptbefe, 403 meltl. 2. Ctr.
sSrau s. 6. @ebrens, $50. $50
lpeltl. 8. Strabe, reiltc nad) &epltone,
sSa., ab, mo lie einige Gage 5l15llbrtn=
gct gebenft.
8iiracr, crfiilt Grrc Sirgcr=
pflidjt; itimmt mprscn.
Sri. Mnita 8eneoigfeit, 6ralt
tSenrn @crncr nnb SSra1 6. g. @in=
CERT, Sic alle in @ennett, SSa., tpob=
men, bieltcn lid) am 6reitag bell1ds=
tpeile IN Iapenport a1tf.
- @mrger, mpraeu beift es bci
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pgscim"
at itimmcn, finoct Gadl friibseitis int
@abllpfal Gin, bamit SIR nidJt i1s
Wcbra1gc fpmmt.
sSral, 2olt gebrens, go. $50
ipcltl. 8. StraBe, u11D lire So6ter
3orotbp, merbe1r in 0ieier ISOLDE
@erapanotel1 in Clinton einen 8eilldJ
abItatten.
- &iirgcr, mprgcn lit @a1ltas,
itim1nt friibacitig u,tD crfii0t Cure
&iirscrpflidjt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
8robe f~orn,cnc GrSHnun0 Der
Gttt3eaS 9rnn T. GapimBS
YnMf.
Grphc Gapcnpprtcr &anf lit pollitan=
big lrc1t rcnuutrt 1tnh III Gin
p~r0dtigcs 8cbGisSc Dcr=
MnnGclt mproem.

w
Ias critic, mos man bon Der nclt
renopirtcll Gitiscrs Srlit ano Sa-
bugs @anf lab, mar Dos pradtoolle,
meibgefahelte McllBerc ser Sanf,
oaln Iab man IN sic Nltgen ION eli
mem Iuseno biloihoner iunger
Mld0d)elL Sic iid idDier bafgtel1, I'M
bem gteltanfommling cine mnlloerta=
re &oie ms <opfluh 5ll ltetfen. 9a=
rauf bab bem Sdreiber oieler 3ei=
len clue 6ltnfelrotbe 2a Tral1ce-Nole
bon ei1er mic eilt flciner Selliel pplli=
|iirenOen ilttgen Came ills &1lorflod
|geitecft lprtr0e, bot CT fidJ nlc6r mic
gclu,g ei1gebiloet.
Nlio, lpelln nlal1 gliitfli1 Bic 9leibe
Der Sircllen paliirt Bate, gelangtc
ll1an III mloere, ebclllo l~ie6cnsmiirbir
Ige @dn0e, llno 5lpar in sic Ser Scr
ren @eamlten llnb Gireftorcn Scr
@asf. Serr Iolgbcrtp, Ser li6 ser
arlnen 3eitlt1gsleute.amna6m, 5eigte
oenlel6en 5lllradit oas mn1bcrbare, ill
Mabaaonic gcbaltcl1e Slrnere ser
gal1i.
Sir Sic 9ireftoren Ser @anf lit
Gin MISUNDERSTANDING eilgerib=
tct mor0et, bas atf Dos MoOernlte
amsgeitattet lit. Ias Siderbeitsgs=
molbe, bas aus ci,,brltd)S= ntlb feucr=
|iiderem Stabl anaciertigt mprOen lit,
m1roe Tim ein Grittel pergroBtrt.
Sir Sic Iamenfm1oihait Ser @al1f
lit Gin clcgal1t mrsgel tattetes Iamen=
simmer ~cingeridtet moroclL mabrcllo
alld) fiir sic n1arulliden &l1110ell Ser
ganf ein Spc5ial5immer orrangirt
murbc. Gus grobe Gep0lbe meilt
ilbcr 400 pcrl6ieosne Stablfaictten
alli !.
Sic oro6e aus Stabl mgef5rtigte
1cfe bot einen clfenbcinfarbenel1
GmlaiQeanltrid crbaltcn, bic Sd)alter
lilto aus Mabaaonie a~t1geiertigt mor-
ocn nno lino n~oQitanoig fcter= nmo
oic6csiider, ba lie I'M SSsltllcrn aus
nlaliipcm @rltppsStabl beiteben. 9a=
51 fomlncn, nod6 sic nelten 2idJtan=
lagcn, melde 6an SSllncr1 bes &c
bal10es eincn m111berbarcn Mnltrid)
pcrleiben.
Sic gerbelierl1naan narcn obiolut
nptbig, 90 iid) bas @cidaft Ser @anf
inn 9altie bes sSabrcs pcrooppelt, ia
pieleid)t lpgar pcr0reifadht bot.
gbe mon bas @eballoe, bas ge5ferlt
bon ii6cr 1000 4erionen, oapol1
ii6er 1900 9lcidl1ab Ser gr0ffnll1g,
alfgellld5t mltr0e, perlaBt, tritt a6cr=
mails ein Sdparnt bolocr sSlt1gfrau-
Ell allf Oen @eil1d5er 5n ltno briift
Eibm elm 3irfl,iar IN Die &o11b3, ali
oem pernlerft lit, spie abiolnt oiehes=
ltno feleriider oas l1elle &a1ienge=
m0lbe lit. gbe man SIR Ibiir bir-
allsgebt, erbalt anaa1 Damn notJ cine
aarte, altt Ser mon ~cingelaoen lpiro,
redgt balls mieoer 81 folltl1ell. gtrpas
boben mir nod pergcilen, llto bos iii
crite1s Die Mltiiffapelle I'M glerfs=
GUNNER, ore l1ltl1tere Naa1len ertol1ell
lief, Die Come, sic uSoltor 2eagl1e"=
&nDpfe fir 0ie Sort Nrmltrona
Sabrbnnoertfeier perfal1fte, bie bic
len amcrifanildpn 5laggen, 1nf
ulalt, but not lealt" bic pielell,
pielcn gllunen, Die tbeils bon ser
al1noen l1nD tbeils bon ben altbercr
Ba1fcn Ser Staot, Die ale obne Mlts.
1afnte pertreten marell, %beritammtel1
slm Mbeno fpar Die 8ar1f lpieberun
bon eil1em grobcn Meni denldmarn
anaefii1lt.
Die icbiaen gearntcn ser ga1t'
iino Die gfad1tebenoen:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
@pdidlmIfonscrt.

1as Srd)elter ser Davenport
@ohldule nl1b @lee Glu6 uerOen ON
Mittfppd) Mbero n11ter ser 2eitultg
BON 3irigcnt grrIt Otto inn a11bito=
RUM Der @odldJltle ci11 &pn5ert per=
an1talten, bei Dem 0as nad9Ite6enoe
Grogramm sum sltstrag gelangt:
Marid uIbe Drummer 9op OF '76"
G6on Jams Yaroles Gidaifomsfp
9acaroae, Gales Of Soffmm" !.
Sffenbad
Srdeltsr.
5Gottilder Cradle Gong Gporat
IDe @ooDpeder NeDin
@irls' Glee Club.
8iallo u2ope's M%pafenitg" .
81. W1osfoipsfi
9llnna 2emme.
gorlelung /. Mnsgetpabl1
5ranccs gdulte.
giolin=2uett N~usgeuabl1
amp goiiter, otto Ieegen.
rs 1binf OF 5bee, Margaretba"
@elmnn(
81 seolt6 to Dur 8rienos" NoamS
9oDs' @lee Gll1b.
@roBe Selection uTrapiata" Serb
Srdelter.
uSpringtimc" gtrauB Nalmel
@emiibter GDor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

Graliocnt - 6. $. 0ongbtcrp.
Gi5epralioent - $. 8. @~llebottcr.
&aiiirer - IS. s. Gropnlie.
@illsfallirer 6. s. Genslcp.
5olgcnoc lino sic Iircftorcn Ser
6. 5. Gpna6ertp Graliocnt.
Us. g. 9rorpnlie - &olIirer.
$. 8. @ne6ptter, Hrilioent Ser
Soma Sl1rniture So.
Sol. Morib @eIiter bes @ltb &lci-
oeraeIdafts.
$. $. @artcmcpcr, @cliter Ser $.
$. Gartenteger Grocery.
IS. 9. Carroll, 3abnar5t.
6re0 9. Sharon Yoltmeilter bon
S. u. &onlep, Mmalt.
2citer S. Groof, Irdiiocnt oel
sSrpcl tmlert So.
Carroll brothers, Mnmdlte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Sd}iilcr ppm Grnit Sttp sebcn &om-
scrf..

Sic nodielpnben SETTLER Don
@errn grnit Stto merben morger
glbeno I'M adt l1br it Dem Mltiiflaal
Der 8arter Giano Company Elm Som.
5ert pcra1ltalten: Sri. 6ranecs 3.
granot, @ioline; Sri. gli5abetb 8ian-
;bel, Gontralto; Sri. glitter Grppe,
Gial1o nno SRI. Caroline -gbler, Gia-
no. Trar Martin Silbcrlteil1 miro
cbenfalls mitmirfcn. Ias Trngromm
tit mie folgt:
Gial1o (~pierbanoig) - @rano Sept
nor, Sp. 90 . 9eet6onell
Moasio; MGegro con brio.
Srau &c. Silberlteilt ltn6 &err
Grnl It Otto.
Giplinc - Scer1c Sc 8allct.9e @criot
Sri. sSrances @rnn0t.
(Grn]t otto, 8ealeitrntg.)
Yiaro = Safe Caprice Memlano
Sri. Glitter 8rope.
GioIine -
AZ &eimtpeb otto
b) @abotte @uiiec
Sri. 5ranccs granot.
2ieb - Mip &eart at Gbp Smeet
Goice Gsomion allo 9elila) !.
Saint Sacns
sri. gli5obetb @imbeI.
(6ralt SilberI tein, @cgleitu19.)
Eiano - Sderso (gn Rollte) .
@ooaif
Sri. Caroline gBler.
Giolin - Concerto int 3=a)eol, Sp.
2 gpolie1
.Mllegro Mooe1to
Sri. Sralnces 8ranbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Observation-Disclosures

Die nadfolgenoen @eiratbserlalrb-
lliBld)einc ml1r0en .geltern erlpirft:
Com Mife 1lllo Millna Meinert,
Davenport.
Sooner 81. McGnaoh uno
Coma g. &ofinlaml, Davenport.
Serbcrt 8ag1ler llno gertba s.
Snpoer, Clinton, So.
Sarrp 5rancis, Iaocnpprt, nnO
Scarf Cooper, Al6anp, 50.
glbert giebol, God Sslano, u1io Sc
nepleme 5or, Ssfaloola, So.
@roper s. &aosportl nno Marie
Wlc9nann, 1apenpprt.
g. 81. Softer, Iaoenport, u1o M'ot
&oltam, Chicago.
emil @cr56erg nno emma Eeters
1%apenport.
- Siirscr, crfalt G11rc Siirscr
Ipflidjt; itimmt mDrgen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

- Die 2eier uniercr 3eitnng iino
|bofli61t erludt, ale interellanten
geadridten, tpeld)e III. ibren Wefan1l-
tenfreiien porfomnlen, Der NeDattio11,
Fper Golt ODER peri0nlid 81 iiberl11it=
teln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

- Saben sic idon 0ro milffor,
Bier probirt? .Wleih NIT Dem belte1t
importirter1 Bier un6 empfobIen bon
ben Dottoren. @od Sslano Brerping
| Company. llnl)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Gpn1 Su0c abbcrnfcn.

TraM Sacob Gbcrf.
Srnr Sacob Gbert Itar6 lrat) fur
SER mn sebntaaiger &rol1f6eit, an1
6reitae @bano in iBreHl Seine, geo.
sos &cIt s. straBe.
Sic 1abingcihieoenc crblitfte an
%. Sllli 1886 at @ei1en=la ltabt
Dos 2id)t Scr @elt ll1o FAM inn Ml-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
etaotlmlic sannsttas @ad,mittass &C.
idJloiicm; cbenio bas @cridjts=
nrEnmSc

sammtlide @iiros Ser 5taotbaGe,
NIT Mlsnabme ser Noli5eiitation,
pllroen gclter1 slant erlten Scale in
oielem Sabre ont Nadmittage &C.
lhloi1en. Gon iett Of iollen Die @e=
baiillbe jeben Sornaben0 Natbmittag
mabreno Ser Monate Slnli, Sl1li nno
Il1glt5t gel d)loIlen 1perOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

Siairscr, mcrocr bciht 6 bci
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uWcin"
SIT itimmcn, iinbet G,td, friil5eitia IN,
@alilufal cin, Sal,it Sir nidJt tlls
@ebrangc fommt.
Dr. gafer, 3abnar5t, 8hitater
BUILDING. lAn8.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
building.

gerIanst: Grfabrcne Na1maldi-
nett Gpcrateure. Stetige Nr6cit.
Union Scala 2obne t6esablt. Spre-
den Sic reri0nlid Dor in Der uIeoc-
ration" Sneran Sabrif, 2. mo Sar=
riion 5trabe. al1guit 6. Steftcn so,
|9apenport, Soapa. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
9cmpfrate,r, 9ldtmns.

Gas bon ser gpuntp : Contention
crrallntc Committee, I'M @anbibaten
fir bas Observation-Disclosures Ser 2ee
g%islatur mls5lllpablen, bat sic folgenz
Sen auserlpdblt:
Sir Mcprdientantcn:
gbeobore ginbt,
@apne s.. GpDf.
NGc gcmofratcn linb alrfgcforoert,
DieIe Mamci1 auf ben Grimdrmmbd<
StimmScttel 5u 16reiben una Gin @rella
in bas Gicrcd ppr bcn Nalncn bieler
81 MAIDEN.
@,n. $. Gpid,
@orlitser BEG County : Committees.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

~ @iirgcr, morgcn lit 8abltag,
itimmt friibscitig 1tuS crfillt Cure
&ilrgerpflidt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

~pTtTIUtH THt W~t11StH1tHt.
ST. Wllscatine arbeiten sic 5tra-
,B%enbabner nah Ser n%adItebenOen
2obnifala:
grlte onoei Sabre - /. SUM- 1916
|bis /. Sunni 1918:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
SUPREME COURT DENIES
PETITIONS f1R NRIIs
One Case Involves ConfrAt For Land
sale; Other Il Seduction

The State Supreme Court Of Appeals
yesterday denied petitions in two cases
in which writ Of error and super
sedeas was asked One was the case
OF s. T. Neblett against John .. Jonss.
appealed from the Law and Equity
Court OF Richmond: the other. that
of Harry Almond against the CONF
monwealth. from the Circuit Court Of
1he city Of Suffolk.
The case OF Neblett against Jones
involves suit for recovery OF commas
sions by Neblett. q real estate agent
under contract for the sale OF timber
on land owned by Jones In Sussex
County. Nebiett claims he was enc
gagged by Jones to sell the timber Tor.
at least. $42,5O0, for. which he was
to receive q commission OF , per cent.
Later Jones wrote Neblett 70 sell both
land and timber for $4,000 and to
take Ia per cent commission. After
Nebiett found purchaser. he claims.
Jones refused TO SELL Neblett alleges
he spent much time and money In
trying to negotiate sale. The case was
tried in the Richmond Law and Equity
Court and decided against Neblett on
October rs last.
Harry Almond In his petition Tor .
new trial represents no II aggrioved
by the final Judgment OF the SUFFOLK
Circuit Court. which sentenced him
TO three years In the penitenttary AZ
ter his conviction on m indictment
charging him with tho seduction Of
one Agnes Pulley. Almond Was sem
fenced on December Is last.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

sium, In which poverty and shame 50
hand-in-hand that tishtwsds may
have large rent rolls from shscks
which disgrace humanity and aid in
making perdition fat; chiid-iabor.
from which Is wrunE profits which
sere the soul. profits earned at the
sacrifice OF the bodies and minds of
the little ones: alcoholism and the
drug traffic. which yet slay their tens
of thousands, end scores Of other foes,
the war on which may well engage our
most earnest effort and our best
thought
Let US carry on great. far-hung op-
erations against these enemies. Let
our soldiers be unafraid, our captains
courageous, our determination to
overcome so fixed that no obstacle,
great or small. shall discourage US.
Let us wage a warfare nationwide
q
In extent against evil; that wrong
practices and pernicious systems, too
long tolerated, shall be abolished.
Then, when returning sanity comes
to our neighbors of Europe and they
again take up the thread OF life so
sadly broken eighteen months ago. we
can point them to glorious victories
achieved on this side of the Atlantic,
victories which shall have brought the
light OF hope to sufferers, which shall
have driven wrong to cover and broken
down the ramparts of evil, which shall
have liberated men from the shackles
of habit and removed temptation from
the feet of the unwary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
AMERICA MUST UPHOLD TORCH OF HUMAN
PROGRESS

and women and our billions Of
wealth.
Here are some OF our foes. Hit
eracy, which yet cheats thousands Of
our people ~ the best In life: pre-
sentabie diseases which claim their
toll OF thousands whose lives should
be precious IN our sitht---manly men
and womanly women. boys and girls
with eli that lives Of usefulness held
in store. and innocent babes are set
sacrificed neediessiy to our Grass liz
noranee Of health matters; sweat-shop
labor. than which no more ,niauitous
form Of slavery ever existed, the
product 81 whose toll il used TO grace
our bargain day. sales; The city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29

while tho Old world is sacrificing
THE lives OF its people. the accumn-
listed resources Of decades, the hap
ptnssF ard 3oy Of t.fe, the issht Of
hsrnan progress must he upheld by
America.
While Europe tolls 10 make If IT
seit half cemetery and half hospital,
1 81 . Incumbent on us 10 let no oppor-
iuntty riip for the real achievements
of life. The glory of the victories Of
( peace l. 80 light TO darkness IN COM
parison With the glory Of baood-stained
tssumph
Against whss foes must We iswei
opr great wussg For wsst cenfliet
Z nust "a lnoh.iise bur- rsil lsssas 81 n.sn
A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
The ClriId' Imagination.

Imagination. speaking broadly Is
the child's power OF enlargtng his
own world by means OF his fancy md
his desires. He has at hand al a
plaything, let US suppose. nothing lut
an old stick. His desire. however, Is
for horse. His fancy, quite like a
good fairy. supplies the deficienc-r
He imagines. or pretends, as we cay.
that the stick is a horse; and rides
about on 1t quite contentedly.
We are dull and practical lot. as
"a rule. once the golden gates OF our
own childhood have closed behind US.
this kind of thing, II not AZ childish
nonsense. then as something merely
amusing. and child's play We
grown-ups usually have SO little
Imagination left that this child g
play. as we call II, 10 a thing we
simply take for granted. or laugh at.
Comparatively few of us take the
pains to show II courtesy. or to study
1t carefully.
II is certain. of course, that II any
one OF US, however dull, came Into
the child's playroom, and found
standing there beside him tall and
shimmertng figure. of fairyHke,
miraculous beauty. decked In shining
iris and frosty. glistening gold, II is
quite certain we would step SOFTLY
with ACCOMPLISHMENTS; would gaze mute
~ with amazement. and watch with
wonder Not one OF us, ! am very
sure. would dismiss the whole hap
pening as a piece of nonsense, or
something merely amusing. Yet. how
often, when we go Into the ch!ids
playroom. presence even more wcn-
derful Is there beside him. far more
fairyiike, far more amazing, far more
marvelously colored. far more richly
endowed than any fairy whatsoever
the iinagfnation---a presence which
has been with man. granting his de-
sires, since the world beEarap ano
whose power has never vet bean nor
! fancy, ever will be, computed -
Laura Spencer Porter, In the Fepru-
airy Mothers Magazine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
WORK BEGUN ON NEW
NORTHSIDE CHURCH

Work has already begun on the pro-
posed addition to Northside Baptist
Church, located at Third Avenue and
Cictor Street. Permit for this work
was issued by Building Inspector John
IL. Butler Thursday. and excavating
Tor tho new foundation was immedi-
ately started.
cost $4,000. will greatly enlarge the
church. to take care OF the rapidly
growing congregation and make of 1t
enc of the handsomest edifices Of thai
section of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-29
JUSTICE LOUIS D. BRANDEIs.

I Ms In the naming of Louis d Brandets,
sOf Boston. laHys r and publtcist, we'll
5known FOR his long connection with
severnment litigation President Will
son has sprung a genuine surprise on
The country, In fact, had any even
s.Uf the best Informed Of the political
prnpbets, been asked n forecast the
Presissnt's selection. It is safe TO say
Aaiet Brandeis' name would not have
1eAn heard
/ Eut this does not mean that the
presidert has gone astrsy in his sp-