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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will be at the following
places, on the dates named for the pur-
pose OF receiving taxes:
'Masontown, Friday. October 18th, 1916
Cforenoon).
Reedsville. Friday. October 18th. 1916
(afternoon).
Mountain Church. Monday. October l6.
1916. from TO 10 O'Clock AN.
Stephenburg. Monday. October l6,
1916. from IL TO IL o'clock a. IN.
Sinclair, Monday. October l6. 1916.
from 1880 TO $3.50 o'clock y. m.
Colehank. Monday. October 16, 1916.
from $3.50 TO 4 o'clock p. m.
Marques, Tuesday, October IL, 1916.
Uorenoon.)
Evansville. Tuesday. October IL. 1916.
from 1 TO $3.50 o'clock p. m.
Fellowsville, Wednesday, October is.
1916 Oorenoon).
Denver. "Wednesday. October is. 1916.
from 10 4 o'clock y. m.
Howesville. Friday. October 20. 1916.
from 1880 TO $3.50 o'clock p. m.
Bergman. Friday. October 20. 1916.
from $3.50 TO o'clock p. m.
Tunnelton. Saturday. October 81, 1916.
(all day.. Reno and Kingwood dis
trict books.
Cuzzart, Monday, October %, 1916.
from 10 o'clock u. IN.
Cherry Grove. Monday. October %,
from $3.50 TO 1880 o'clock y. m.
Hazelton, Tuesday. October "a, 1916,
(forenoon).
Glade Farms. Tuesday. October "a.
1916. from 2 to 4 o'clock y. m.
clifton Mills. Wednesday. October 20,
1916 Cforenoon)
Brandonville, Wednesday. October %.
1916. from TO o'clock y. m.
Bruceton Mills, Thursday, October &c.
1916 Cforenoon)
Pisgah. Thursday, October &c, 1916.
from 3 to 3 o'clock p. IN.
Hudson. Friday. October %. 1916. from
to IL o'clock a. m.
Valley Point. Friday October 81. 1916.
from to 1880 o'clock p. m.
Etam. Friday. November 3rd, 1916.
from TO o'clock p. m.
Rowlesburg. Saturday. November 4.
1916 (all day., will have Portland,
Union and Reno district books.
Corinth. Wednesday. November 1.
1916. from 10 a. m. TO 3 p. m.
GAINESVILLE, Thursday. November 2.
1916, from 10 n. m. To p. m.
Amblersburg. Friday. November 3.
1916, from 10 n. m. to p. m
Terra Alta, Monday and Tuesday. Nov.
9th and 7th. 1916. all day.
Breedlove, Wednesday, November s,
AL. 1916. from / to p. IN.
Eglon, Thursday. November 9th, 1916
(all day.
Aurora. Friday, November TO- 1916,
from s n. m. to 4 p. III.
Victoria, Monday. November l3. 1916,
from to o'clock p. M
Gainesville. Tuesday. November Il,
1916 (all day.
independence. Wednesday, Nov. 10,
1916, from Q a. IN. to 4 p. m.
Newburg. Thursday. November 10th.
1916 (all day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
Notice

Bids will be received at the Office OF
the clerk OF the County court OF Pres
ton county. West Virginia Gin King
wood, until l2 o'clock noon. Satur-
day. October 18th. 1916. for the follow
ing work:
First-For cement arch bridge
over Big Run. near MacMillen. i'm I'm
ion district, or the following dimon-
sions; 20 foot clear span; 8 foot clear
ance above low water level; four foot
wings. II foot roadway; base for esti-
mates, 2 feet 8 inches below bed OF
stream.
Second-Cement arch bridge over
Sandy creek at Marquess, I'm Reno dis
trict; clear span. AZ feet: water clear
ance So feet above bed OF stream; no
wings-to be placed between present
stone abuts. which are 461S feet apart !.
roadway IL feet: base for estimates.
2 feet below bed OF stream.
Third-Cement arch bridge over
Sandy creek at Cornwell. on the Pres
ton Barbour county line; 20 be paid
for by Barbour and Preston Jointly:
clear span, 90 feet: clearance from
bed OF stream 13 feet roadway ~
feet; wings. Preston side. 10 feet. Bar
bour side, IL feet: grade on roadway. 8
per cent. Base for estimates, 9 feet
below bed OF stream
The above bridges are 60 be OF the
usual arch design-plain and neat.
Each bidder will re quired To submit
plans. showing method of reinforce
ment, dimensions, etc.
Fourth-Creosoted block floor sys-
TEN for steel truss bridge over Cheat
river at Albright. Bridge is single
span, approximately ESQ feet long. 16
feet wide.
Attest:
E. c. EVERLY.
bO-I Clerk
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J. T. Sharps was a Reedsyille citi-
gen in town one day this week.

J. t. Sharps was Reedsville citi-
zen in town one day this week.
Charles S. Brown OF Rowlesburg,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
]. l. linn OF near Independence. was
county seat visitor the past week.
Mrs. Leslie Smith OF Mannheim. spent
Sunday here the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Schaeffer and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Woodward were
over in Pennsylvania Sunday on a mo-
tor trip.
L. +. Elliott is here today from Ter
ra Alta looking after some important
business matters and was pleasant
renewal caller at The Argus.
VIM. NJ. Schaeffer, Wilson Schaeffer.
Charles f. Copeman and Charles II.
linn are among those from this sec
ton attending the Hagestown fair this
week
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. f.
church will hold bazaar on Satur-
day. December 10th at which time all
kinds of fancy work articles will be
on sale.
Mrs. G. w. Robinson and son Dale
were Connellsville visitors this week.
They accompanied Merle Orr. who is
being treated by DR.. Bailey for the in
jured eye with which he is suffering.
The plant and good will of the Pres
ton News was offered at public sale
Tuesday morning. the editor. NJ. L..
Jackson, having decided TO dispose of
the property as he had lately accepted
a position as salesman with the Alpha
Cement company of Easton. Pa, and
had not time TO devote to the news
paper. The sale was in charge OF At
torney j. V. Gibson, who disposed of
the plant TO John A. Mcdaniel, the
highest bidder. The latter will take
active charge as soon as the sale is
confirmed by MIR. Jackson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
Hudson

Much cooler weather.
Threshing is about all done.
Schools have about all commenced
i'm Pleasant district.
The b. OF IL. was inspecting some
OF our school houses recently.
Stanley ]. Clark and Henry l.. Seal
have gone to their schools; Clark to
Friendship and Seal to Cascade, both
in Valley district.
Troy ID. Groves is working In the
mill at Albright at this writing.
Liston & Liston have finished up the
farmers threshing i'm the Nebo sec
ton and will now resume saw-mIll-
ing.
John Van Sickle has returned to our
neighborhcod after an absence of sew
eral months. .
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Gale, a
baby girl on October 8. Mother and
baby are getting along fine.
Levi A. Gale is doing insurance
work in Pleasant district at this time.
Oren w. Groves is firing for Chas.
A. Galloway at the present time.
John l.. Zweyer is working for
Frank X. Gale doing up fall work
Gilbert Il. Gale did some painting
for his neighbors the past few days.
Edward Harmed was in this section
buying up calves to winter recently.
Orval Falkenstine has finished up
his carpenter work here and has gone
to new pastures.
We are informed that the Gale
school will not begin until October 16,
so that the larger pupils may attend
Mrs. Pete Hickey is on the sick list
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Cuzzart

Some of our folks have measles.
The thTeshing machines have about
completed their work in this commun-
ity.
w. S. Crane and wife paid d. s.
Livengood a visit Saturday and Sun
day.
l. A. Frankhouser. wife and daugh-
ter paid w. A. Wolfe's a visit Sunday.
Cal Spiker and family accompanied
by Miss Mosser and Miss Spiker, Wis
tied w. A. Wolfe's Sunday
b. G. NJ. Awman and family visited
friends at Terra Alta Sunday.
James Chichester and wife visited
friends near Grafton the past week.
A. s. Chichester aud wife kept house
for them.
The box social at this place satur
day night was well attended,
Our school did not begin Monday on
account Of the teacher having a case
OF measles
Albert Dodge and wife moved IN
with Catherine Groves the past week
for the winter Mr.. Dodge will teach
the Jenkins school.
Frank Spahr Of Uniontown. visited
friends here the past ten days
Troy Groves purchased a wagon.
harness and team OF John Scott the
past week
J. L. Reckart made a business trip
to Terra Alta Saturday.
Quite a number OF our farmers are
busily engaged hauling lime
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12

Austen. Friday. November II. 1915.
from 10 a. m. 20 4 p. IN.
Mannheim, Monday. November 20. 1916.
from 10 a. m. TO I y. m.
Erwin. Tuesday. November 81. 1915.
from 10 a. m. TO y. m.
Amboy, Tuesday. November 81, 1915.
from TO 4 p. m.
Albright. Wednesday. November %.
1916, from 10 n. m. To y. m.
At which time and places n discount
OF two and one-halt per cent will be
allowed TO all persons who pay tho
whole amount OF their taxes I'm cash.
III. FOSTER HARTMAN.
=. Il. G.
Sec. OF Chapter OF Acts OF 1904:
Interest ut the rate OF ten per cent per
annum on the amount OF each tax bill
shall be added thereto from said first
day OF January until payment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
Broadway

The farmers In this section have
been very busy Of late
Several new silos we're put up this
fall. J, W. Rldenour. Troy stone.
Bruce Morgan. T. ID. Bowers and II. ID.
Liston each purchased an Indiana
through T. +. Garner.
Dale Snyder and Fay Watson OF Ma
sontown, we're In this section recent
~.
J. n, Devoe, county agent. was call
ed here a few days ago.
T. r. Garner was out last week
gathering up lambs for the White
hairs
Joe A. McLead Of Sharon Center.
Ohio was in this section a few days
ago In the interest OF the Western
Implement company His silage eui,
ters are Ane
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
For Sale

One IL h. y. boiler and engine; one
24-ihch planer and rip-saw rig, all I'm
good running condition. Everything
in good shape. VIII sell at bargain
IL sold soon. Any one interested in
same write or call on Stanton De-
Moss, II 1. Newburg. w. Va
bl-4t-Ady
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12

500 will take $500 cash II sold by
October Goth. For particulars write
or call at California Garage, Morgan
town, w. Va. Adv-51-1t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
For Sale

Dodge Brothers FIVE passenger tour
ing car. purchased I'm July; run 1855
miles; flrst-class condition.: worth
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-10-12
AfterNov. 80, it will cost you just $40 more
to buy 7-22 Chalmers. But the price ON
the 5-passenger 34OO r.p. IN. Chalmers re
mains for the time being $1,000 Detroit
Quality First

Until midnight of Detroa
ability
exquisite
After ;u
in
in
10 those who longcd
possessed The
now-Sl 1000 Detroit;
we reserve the 10 increase the without
into
can realize Inc steady,
Just condition today i'm Of
Chaners-hc fact that
order" dating bach
the "wo:k
When the order
present will
Chalmers effort quality
They will ta. impossible
mcreaseinmaie!5
Lower the the Chalmers
PRIDE the hem, but in tho And
PRIDE as thing
1t would be Ike Iisot trying to { prce.
AS ewlbe
quality here b
And ereH be fair deal thesetw
continued Into
might will be exactly like would buy
Remember the
old Scotch Pocb
OF clothes
Also just about dIos club for year.
We price going up and that it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
TO DELIVER sALYARDs
TO GEORGIA AUTHORITIES
Governor Stuart Refuses Tien Not to
Honor RcIuisitiOn for Con-
Wet In State Prison.
LEAVES pENITENTlsRi TODAY
F"rScr Is Also Wanted in Other
Cities in United States and Cam
aun-AttorneyS for Him Make
Vain Appeal.

Governor Stuart. in spite "f earnest
pleas entered by Attorneys IlIram NJ.
Shith ana Edgar T. English. N"%t"r-
haE refused to grant the request ot
the lawyers not IL honor tia" rciui-
sit'on Of the Governor OF Gcorai:, fn''
t'n'erN SalN:,rds The convict VII" VIII
lie released from the state lcnitcn'iary
th's' morning At o'clock, aui an
hounced that the l:tIcrS would 10" hon
ored ny the prison authorities.
y. y. Liddeli. deuuty sheriff Of Fui-
ton County. Georgia, is in the city
and he will take rhars" Of Sa'NardS
this morning as soon as II. Is released
Salyards. who is wanted in G""rgia
on a charge of forgery, VII he Ict lrn-
ed To Atlanta. Several other cities
are seeking possession of the man. and
he probably will lac turned "vec to
the officers OF another city af,ew the
Atlanta authorities conclude their
case against him
Attorneys English and Smith app
pcarcd before Governor stuart ami en-
tered a vigorous protest against sur
rendering Salyards To The atlanta au-
thorities. .>,torney English held :hat
Il year in u Virginia prison WAs "uii-
cicnt punishment Cor any man charged
with several forG cries and. with At
torney smith raised "a poin; as 20 the
legality OF the situation. Governor
in question was one to be settled by
the Georgia trial court. and that i
Was not an issur for him 10 decide.
Salyards was arrested here ahou,
year ago on "a charge Of forging
check. at the TIM of his arrest nc
bad Sa00 diamond ring in his pos
session. ana this has been assigned %
Attorney Gilbert Is. Pollock. The
ring. however j. alleged !" haze been
stolen in Havana. Cuha and its own.
crSh!r is said 20 he still a nattcr OF
doubt
In III" prnit"nil"ry SalyardS was
leader of ~" prison band and made
several contributions Ia The Prob
lem the prison pajcr that VIII soon
for tn, first time.
Salyayds !s.said 20 have bruh"n jn;l
in Walia Wall.. Washington. 70 bc
wanted by the police Of several cities
in the Middle West and the North
west. Will. thc chief Of Polio" Of Win
nipcg. Man. canada. is said 10 hold
six for"crE warrants against him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
GERMAN STEAMERS READY
TO MAKE DASH TO OPEN SEA
ELEVEN Interncd Ships in Canary
island Ports reported BEING
Secretly Armed.
AMERICAN COAL IN nrSKERs
Captain of Schooner Which Took
Cargo From Norfolk 60 Teneritre
Tells of Activities on Part of Mas
tcrS of These Vessels.

MOBILE. ALA. February lG-kleycr
German steamers. informed in Canary
Island ports. have been secretly armed
Tor raidinE commerce., and will muk.
a dash To the open sea, according 10
a "tntcment made here to-day hy Can
tain j.. r. Magune, of tho American
schooner Edgar W. Murdock. which
delivered Zoo tons of coal 10 German
agents in rcncriffc. which h. saw
loaded into the bunkcrs of the intcrncd
German vessels. The Murdoch is in
port here.
Captain Maeunv refused To give the
name III the agents who chartered his
schooner to transport the cargo OF coal
from Norfoll. to the German vessels
/, The coal Was consigned. he said. To "a
Spantard employed by u German coal
company in Santa Cruz. Tcneriffe.
'rhc coal, he said, was transferred to
lighters and immediately taken along
side the intcrned craft and loaded into
bUnkcrS.
The Murdock Ief, Norfolk on October
20 with 2.l1o tons OF coal. on which the
freight WAS prepaid, which she de-
liVcred in The latter part Of December
Near the northwest coas, OF Africa she
Was ov.rhaulcd by !, British nance
war. who searched the schooner, and
allowed her 10 proceed. The same
evening the cruiser returned and
caused the captain to lay TO while the
ships papers were taken aboard the
cruiser and examined.
Several hours later an officer FROM
the cruiser returned with the ship's
papers and told Captain Magune that
he could continue his voyage.
Il had the freight prepaid. ana left
Norfolk intending 10 deliver the coal
10 the men 10 whom ii was consirncd
Tina, he was Spanlard III the employ
Of Il German coal company at Tcncrine
did not know until reached my
destination Even then II did no, mat.
ter, since l did no, know what he
wanted II for.
No time was lost in unloading my
cargo on barScs, which were gent
straight TO the sides Of the in,erned
vessels. The first German ship in sight
was the Cap Ortegal "a big passenger
liner. OF some 5000 tons. She looked
like she had just come out OF a ship
Eart. presenting Il Ship-shap. appear
nucc. and | WAS told ny stripping men
that all the German steamships in
termed In TcncriNc kept FUN crews
aboard, and appeared 20 he ready 10
sail amy moment their masters desired"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

are promptly relieved by applying ABB
sorbine. Jr.. the antiscptic linimcnt.
1t is soothing, healing and invisorat-
ing-Duts vim and energy into faded
muscles. one Of the many enthusiastic
users writes: Il received the trial bot
tie OF Absorbine. Jr., all right, and at
that time was unable TO walk without
cane, just around the house. / used
il freely and inside OF two days could
walk without linpng. something l
had not done In two months. went
10 the drug store and procured Sl.O0
bottle and tO-d;f' can walk as good
AZ ever. I'll never be without II.
am recommending IL TO everyone
can. for | am a living witness"
Absorbine, Jr, should always be kept
at hand for emergencies.
At druggists. sl.0O and $500 a hot
tla or sent postpaid. Liberal trial bot
tic for DC in stamps.
w. F.. YOUNG. +. II. F.,
20? Temple st, Springfield. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
COUNTY HEALTH BOARD
IS UPHELD BY COURT
PropcrI. Owurrs In IOpewclI Com
PEELED h! order 10 Make sewer
Connections
lsnsn.al 10 Tho Times. Uisratch.

Special to The Times iSl,atch.
FRINGE GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
VA. February lc.-Thc, right of the
Prince GcorSc county health officials
I" force Uup.wel citizens 20 connect
drain pipe. with the sewer systems was
upheld b. Judge Jesse West here to-
day. The decision Was handed down
in test case brought by Charles
Myers. 4 Hopcwcil citizen.
Myers claimed tt:.t the charges for
sewer Wy" TOO high, and that the
county health officials were without
authority 10 force him to make the
connection. JuiS> West held that the
health officials w.re empowered under
the statutes TO take any steps neces
sary 10 usur" the ccalth OF a COM
nunity. aud that in issuing tn" rule
that Ilopcwcn citizens should make
connections with a sewer. they were
only worl.in. I" lGis "ud The do
ciSioi vas 81 m.th IMPORTANCE ~ sew
cral iIop"wcll citizens had refused TO
c"uncc; with the wcu urt!, ;hc test
case had beer decided
chief OF Police San, 'utiom vas APP
pointed by Judge YVES: as the GUS
todian OF iii" new polio. and municipal
court building recently erected in
Hopcwcii. AS many social and bus;-
ness ORGANIZATIONS had sought the use
OF tn" courtroom IL tho building for
meeting purposes Chief cotton was
instructed by .IuhGc Yves, to allow
worthy org: ui2atiCn- 10 rs. III" room
for Il IL" Of $50 - night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
Nine People Killed
in heater Collapse
Building Falls Shortly Before
Being Opened to Admit
Several Hundred.

MEHIA. TEN. February 1G.-Nin.
persons were killed here to-nipb, nm,
several were seriously injured IN ,h,.
collapse Of II theatcr building shor,i,
before tho doors were to b,vo ,
opened to admit several hunJ,cd man,
sons to view an art cxhibi, nrrnn.cJ
by school children.
Tho$" Killed ANA injured w.,, s,.i
officials and members of their f,miIi..
VII" were making final preparations C,,,
the exhibit. ana were early arrivuly
I'm explosion in the cullupsc,l buiIdir
set iir" 10 the ruins and adioiuinc
buildings The property loss was cs,;.
mated ~ $4,000
The dead include y. r. Wicsucr s,,.
pcrintcndcnt OF public schools, hi. wife
and child. and -. II. Rutheriou. .rIno,
principal. who came here recently iron,
Winnsboro. Tex. One OF the dead ,s
Il negro.
about thirty persons were in Tho
building. which was an old structure
when tn" roof cavcd in, burvinr all of
the occupants IN the debris. rho cx
plosion followed immediately. setting
lire 10 the wrcckagc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
MEMBERSHIP GROWS
John Marshall Iiirrar. socict. Elects
Ellsworth wiltshire It's
President.

tn, John Mayshall Literary society
held is second meeting yesterday at
tcrnu0n. I, has had only two meet
in,:$ ana the meirh'rship has reach
cd hft!
Rudyayi kiplinE. WillinH Nisseiy rem
d.r"d The Victor Of Maicueo" Ralph
poinbrower addressed the society on
The Modern Newspaper The debate
on preparedness nt United states for
war Was postponed until the mex,
meeting.
committee was appointed to select
colors 10Y thc society.
The following officers were elected
PRESIDENT. Ellsworth Wiltshire. vice
president irving Duke: secretary. Rob
crt Hatcher: treasurer. Julian Train
ham: sergeant at-arfns. Charles Terry
Executive committee Iinlph Dom
NTowcr. Walter Anderson and William
C!tft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
IHtKIt DAYS RESPITE
ron tuNBEMNTD SIkIERs

t:AiEiGIi, ~ C.. February ID a
thirty days respite from March . was
granted to-day by Governor Craig Tor
hrs Ida Iiali Warren and samuel
iieHt"n thfif'N. under sentence from
Forsyth County 10 die In the electric
chair 70: the mludcr OF c. j. War
ron. husband OF the condemned woman.
Ih' rcspii" is In order that ih.rc Inay
he zine for effort 10 obtain y writ OF
error from the chief Justic. Of IN.
Initcd states Supreme Court which Will
take the caAe 10 tho highest tribunal
" the tNort for writ OF error faila
conmutation to life imprisonment will
b. sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
$1,000 ROBBERY?
Accounts by William u. smart, Victim
nj Murphy's Hotel. Itid Police
Nur}np.c

y 5000 robbery from William K.
Smart, at Murphy's Hotel, was an
nounced TO members Of tho Police De-
partmcnt through the daily bullet in
yesterday; hui Srnar, last night de-
MED 10 The Times dispatch that he
had been robbed OF more -han $40.
officers on duty AT Police liealquar-
tcrs early this morning denied all
knowledge of the robbery other than
The information given them by the
bulletin.
The bulletin report reads: 'SVi!hnm
r.. Smart. Murphy's Hotel stolen from
Room 5l3 one mileage book. pipe.
pouch, wallet and $1,000 in currency"
Mr.. Smart was asked as TO the au-
thcnticiiy OF the rcSort. and he char
actcriHcd il as erroneous. IL lost the
pipe. pouch. wallet and q 81? mileage
book over the Baltimore and Ohio, he
said, "but the entire loss would not
total moro than $40. do not know
how the mistake occurred"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
INTERESTING PROGRAM
ANNDUSCE,D FOR TODAY

Tie convention will be called To or :
der promptly at ?:30 o'clock this morn
ing. with the opening address by Or.
]. y. EgglcSton. president Of the Viz
cinia Polytechnic Institute. on THE
Agricultural 0utlook In the Stata"
Addresses will he also delivered by
Professor II. l.. WcstOver. of the Flu =
rcau Of Plant Industry. United States
Department OF Agriculture. on al
falfa-thc King OF Forage Crops:
Make Virginia a Livestock state
Pure Fired Sire Clubs" by Professor J.
Il. Hutchinson. Of the Virginia Folytcch :
mic institute, and "rotatoes---A state
wide Crop" by Professor II. c. John
son. OF the Norfolk Truck station.
The afternoon session VIII he de-
voted 10 talks by wcllknown farmers
on their experiences on large farms
and u discussion by pr J. G. Fcrncy-
hnugh state Veterinarian. on the pre-
vention and treatment Of common dis
cases among live stock. The business
session. AT which the many committees
viii make their reports and new bust
nces considered. will be held Mt i:i'
o'clock There will be no night session
and tho convention will adjourn this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
l:iiEiG1f y. G., February ~ ~
kcN Hospital. Enginccr Wells. who wa,
injured IN ~" wreck Of tho Hcnbonrd
Florida Limited "a; FrankIin,on yes
'crday Is reported 20 he IN YER ~
rious condition viii. pIoBp"", how"y.f.
for h!s recovery. Severe byrns am 3,
0ahl% crushed AND bruised ley n," 'hs
most serious injuries It,,HC-lHsir,
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beth Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
urou, Deud >.nr Decp potion.

Emanuel Harris. colored, dropped
dead Yesterday near his home. at Deep
lotion on the Long Bridge Road, in
TIcnrico County. lie was about seven
ty Years old. Acting Coroner LipscOmh
ruh deputy Sheriff w. l.. Shurn View
81 III" body and decided thnt an In
'i,"nt was unnecessary.