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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
SAW MILL ACCIDENT.

Ed Holm, II years old, married, and
the father of three children was horri-
bly, mutilated in a saw mill accident
near Fairfield church. MIR. Holm was
operating track saw and in trying to
remove piece of bark from log, his
overall jacket got caught in the fast
whirlipg saw, pulling him into it's dan
gerous teeth, cutting jaw bone into,
severmg the tongue, and badly lacerat-
ing chin and under lip. The man was
brought to the hospital here and given
attention and today is getting along as
we'll as could be expected in such case.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
Bad Cough ? Feverish !?
Grippy !?

edy. DR.. Kings New Discovery
contains the ingredients which fight
cold germs, which soothe your cough,
healing the irritated and infamed
mucous membranes. Just as soon as
you start taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery your recovery is assured.
Without assistance your weakened
system tries in vain to throw off
these cold germs. Your system cries
for help and DR.. Kings New Dis
covery is just the remedy needed.
Get bottle to-day. Take at once.
You will feel much better tomorrow.
ALI druggists.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
TOWN BOOSTERS.

We want every reader of the Review
to read each week the Town Boosters,
Coday's subject: when you Know
What is Best ask for it by Name. .
These articles are written by an expert.
light to the point, and will dc you good
read them. Watch out for the one
ieXt week
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03

Two o'clock Friday afternoon the
English street car ran into the Kiss
Kola truck at the Chestnut street cross
ing, doing some little damage to the
truck which the car, struck with such
force as to temporarily render Ed. Mum
60, one of the occupants, unconscious.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
HISTORICAL ADS FOR BANK OF
COMMERCE

This week we start a series of histor-
zeal banking ads for the Bank of Com
'nerce, which will prove intensely inter
esting. Read them each week. The sub
iect this time is BENZ. FRANKLIN
nter You will learn much IF history
by reading the ads and Incidentally
of the advantages gained by patronizing
the Bank of Commerce.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
These Ailments Weaken Your
System. Your Body Then
: Needs the Help Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

Colds are annoying. They inter-
fere with our duties. In our weak
ened condition they may end in a
spell of sickness or even more serious
ailments. Fear, however, should be
overcome, for in DR.. Kings, New
Discovery you have an effective rem
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
MAKE 1T PERSONAL.

The trouble with lot of advertising
is that is isn't anything like the firm it
is supposed to advertise. Make it truth
full, personal, honest, gracious, earnest
Just like you. Then the people will
believe it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03

The Christian society of the M. P.
church, recently organized, is growing
nicely in membership and enthusiasm. ,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03

Let us have your subscrition dur
ing this month if you desire to get
in on the 500 a year rate.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03

He also received slight bruises about the
head, and is suffering no little from the
accident.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-02-03
Arthur Brisbane Says Country Weeklies Give
Gnod Rocnlfc
Good Results

meeting American Advertisers Association Arthur
Arisbane publisher but the business
merchants
urers advertising columns
and Remember these facts:
who crossroads the of
who buys everything He lives
land that he He interested in everything
can from the paint the roof OF his house
his cellar Everything between the roof
in tool field
like the dweller the big
c;v flat who his light through
ve and whose shopping consists in
and ready made dinner in
Or box who reads the country buys
automobiles clot1ng.
dresses books farm implements furniture arpels oils In
fifty and individuals: Some
of represent dozen manufacturing enterprises and
anything sell that he not sell
of mere could
proportion to its
publication EARTH emphasize the
vrue advertising medium or 1T has
that value"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
dark Horse Enters
City Farm Contest
Administratiuc Board Makes
Pilgrimage 10 Chesterfield
to See Some Land.

All members OF the Administrative
BOARD. guided by Commissioner Carlton
Mccarthy and John &. ltobcriSon left
Yesterday afternoon by automobile FOR
Chesterfield County to look over "A site
which has been offered as suitable
location for the establishment OF tho
proposed city farm.
Nr. robertson appeared to be the
only one who know exactly where Tho
farm was situated but he declined to
give specifications
Where Is il" Captain Mccarthy was
asked.
In Chesterfield County" he rcspond-
cd. with a smile.
other members of the board pleaded
ignorance as to the location. Captain
Mr'arihy says it's not n farm: just
some land. offered Chairman Hirsch-
berg by way of explanations
Without amy further hint OF their
destination. other than that il was a
long trip. the rommiSsi toner's and Mr.
Robertson left the City Hall 10 look
over the site which may presently loom
up as competitor Of other property
which has been described TO tho board
as Just the very thing that tho city
needs for its farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
PRAYOR GOES TO JAIL
VINO !aNe DctectiNr Thurman
Iirci. ImssIe Draw. 'T,,cIx.
Months' Sentence

samuel Prayor, alias Mooney" col
or""' who was arrested by Detective
thurman Tuesday afternoon. following
NN'!N nsht between then. was fined
Soo ana costs and. in default OF 500
'o''u' Was sent 10 jail for twelve
mo!ths b. Justice CrutcbleId y.et.r.
a"r The charge of breaking into no
nome OF Mrs. Virginia H. Wyatt. 1lo
Norm Har~vie Street. and stealing lew.
cry valued at $3.50. was continued
until August 8.
detective Thurman is OF the belief
mat frAyor who has been 10 the roads
hoN hFHi Times, is responsible for sew
eral u the robberics recently renor,.d
lie expects to place additional charges
against the negro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
LEVY URGES VACCINATION
AGAINST TYPHOID FEVER
Prccaurion Is Taken by Al Persons
Who Leave city for Va
cations.

vaccination against typhoid fever hy
all persons who expect 10 leave Tho
city, either for mountain or scashore.
IL strongly urged by pr T. a. lew.
CHIEF Health Officer This minor op.
ration long ago passed the expert
mental stage, and is now regarded as =
certain preventative against the discas.
which is the scourge OF the sumner
months.
y cannot too strongly urge every
citizen OF Richmond who is coins TO
The country or seashorc even for a dav
TO protect himself ana other members
81 the family who are going with him
against typhoid fever by getting yacc,-
mated against this disease" said DR.
Levy last night
Every year" he continued, We have
a number OF our Richmond peonle con
tracing typhoid fever during their
summer vacation or on excursions
Antityphoid vaccination is no longer
an experiment. but has been proven
IN hundreds OF thousands OF cases 10
protect against typhoid fever. IT. us.
has worked Il revolution III the siooi.u,
| OF typhoid fever in the United s,,,ns
Army Where formerly, there was a
great amount OF this disease. il /. uran-
tical!y. unknown among soldiers VINO
have received The vaccine.
| he treatment is simple and mex
penslye. by Arrangement with the
MN ,' u'ac'u!s!s. pm sicians can go three
loses required FOR vaccination. a, a
I COST or % cents, from the once Of IN.
Hchmond Health Department, in the
: CITY Han
! furih"rMore there is hut ira. in
eo!' N6ilence and sore arms. as -. have
( ." N"ccinaaon against smallpox do not
'I'iit. inns is matter Of Very rrea,
( Importance. and every citizen Is ,,rpcd
70 apply 20 his physician for yacc,.
\ nation aggins, typhoid"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
PLAYGROUND CELEBRATION
I oIorrd Children and Settlement Work
VIII Make Merry ut
Enltnn Field.

Colo.cd children and their parents
VIII gather at the playground in Full
ION ,nis evening from > to 5 o'clock
Tor Il time OF merrymak!nG. There
vii! no songs and games Tor the chill
dren, and practical talks by social
workers for the parents The play
grouMd is open daily for the coi"rcd
children.
In addition TO the play ground. Il
!r.Sh-alr camp is being conducted near
the city limits for the colorcd children.
Mothers and children from the more
ConGested districts of til. city are
given an opportunity to spend a week
her. in the country during the sum
MGR. The camp is directed BY Dr.
Anna TX. Cooper, president Of The Full
ton Social Settlement House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
ADDS $500 TO FUND
Mrs. Finley j. shepard sends Check
Which SwclIs Memorial Hus-
pitul Collection.

Towards the fund Of $3.50, COO re-
Gently guaranteed by popular supscrip-
ton 10 enlarge the Memorial Hospital
WAS added yesterday :. check for $4,000
from Mrs. Finley j. Shepard, formerly
Miss Helen Gould. The contribution
was made through Henry W. Ander-
son.
Mrs. Shepard has always been known
as Il rhiianthropist, and has been lib
eral III supporting charitable and semi
charitable institutions in kichmond and
Virginia, a. We'll as Throughout the
country. She contributed $4,000 to
tho fund OF $4,000 which was raised
here To- build the Central Young Mems
Christian Association Bu!ldinc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
ASSIGNS ITS CONTRACT
Ocean Construction Company Pledges
Shorkor Creek Improvement OhIi-
EniiOn to Augusta, TIA. Hank.

The Ocean Construction COMPANY,
one Of fiNc contractors awarded a por-
ton of the contract for wallng in
and covering Bacon Quarter Branch.
has assigned its contract TO the Mer-
chants Bank. II Augusta. Ga. accord
ing To motto" received yesterday by the
Administrative Board
Chairman IIWschh"rg said tina, tho
matter had boon referred to tho CIV
Engineer for report and recommcnda-
ton. Before the transfer Is accepted
the action Will have 10 be ratified by
the City Engineer and tho board,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
Z rutchficld Discharges J. L.. RatrJtNc
and Employees ArraiSncd for De-
HvcrfuE POsies on Sun,iny

Police Justice Crutchtield yesterday
held that the delivery of flowers on
sunday is n work Of necessity and dis
missed tho charge against j. J.. Rat
clinc and two OF his employees
NJ. Nsririan. charged with selling
merchandise. was tho only sunday vio-
lator fined yesterday. Cases against
Mrs. II. Blanks. charged with selling
cigars. and hose: w. Stein, charged
with selling groceries; II. rinchcpsly,
with selling groceries. and S.
Coplan. charged with selling notions,
were All dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS
Contributions Far Fatal stoaO
More IL Needed to Help Caro-
linn Suncrcrs

The Times dispatch yesterday re-
ccircd IS towards the Carolina food
relief fund.
tndcr the auspices OF the Richmond
Lodge Of odd Fellows Il benefit per-
f"rmancc Will he given ut the Thcato.
Firth aud Broad Streets. ON Sunday
AFTERNOON and night chcslcy Toney,
owner and manager nr tho thcatcr
VIII give the services OF himself and
employees free Of chartG. and IA null
tipic reel showing tho Golden Cross"
viii DC supplied free OF charge by
Sidney Il. Lust, manager of the United
Film service. Washington. No admis-
sion viii 10 charged. Contributions
received ~ the door. will hc applied to
tho food relief fund
IN" afternoon performance will be
held from tn o'clock. and tho night
show from a:l5 Ia 1870 o'clock
contributions acknowledged hv rho
Times Dispatch arc az follows:
'Sil $3.50. .............S on
l.. = hceHnE 30
Received yesterday ....s c 90
Previously received. ........ 50
Total received. ............sIo so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
REVENUES INCREASED
Sullivan Reports Substan.
tini Gnins for Chesnpenkc md
Ohio Lines.

me estimated gross revenue Of the
chesapeake and Ohio lines for tho week
ana the three weeks ending July II
shows an encouraging increase oyor
me same periods OF last year. accord
ing to the statement issued yesterdav
ny y. r. sullivan. comptroller
ror inc week ending July Il. 1916
~, ~. eS'ih".cd gross revenue Of tho
lines was $500 as comnared u.,,,,
HH2s.i5' Tor the same period las, ynar
an increase Of Ss6.5i7 For tho chr
rent month TO July q. tho revenue i,
estimated at S2.i65.357. as comnarod
WIN s2.253.7ls last year. an incrc,sn
of S2ll.G0a. go"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
Moncure Asked 10 Attend.

/" conference of collectors and in
''Fh"! revenue agents will be hold in
n" next few DAYS In Washington 10
p"'"rin'n" the best means 70 force tax
"o"RErs - come forward and settle
"i"c,"r Moncure and Revonuo Agent
.'ia"ciord received le,ters Yesterday
from Commissioner Of Internal Rev
"Ne W IL Osoorne. asking them to
attend tho conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
Moro IntnnEibIc. Rcpor,cd.

w NJ. Pierce. examiner OF record,
Tor the Twentieth Circuit. has reported
voluntary returns of omitted intanci-
hleS amounting To more than $3.50 900
The seventeenth Circuit is now tho
only one to be heard from Voluntary
returns may he made up to August /.
after which penalty may be imposed
Tho total returns up To date amount
tn approximately slo.o0O0oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
BUSINESS MEN UNITE
TO RAISE NEEDED FUND
VIII Hold Mass-Niccting at Jefferson
to Expedite Building of Ur-
bannn Railroad.
FEELS CONFIDENT
Chairman Of Local Committee BE-
lieNcs Richmond Will Takes Steps
Tonight to Insure Prompt Sub
SCription for Remaining Stock.

Members of the Cbnr,bcr ~ Cam
marco mo r-,,,,,r.. pr,,,,;o 49,,
-,
'''S VIII s"'i''' ~ '''"ss 'n'e'-
Ing Tonight ut >:l5 o'clock III the
auditorium of III. Jefferson Hole, IN
comedian . a., ,i 49,.
''''
""ce oi the iuhd needed tor the con-
struction Of the Richmond Rappahan-
mock and Nor,,,,r, p,t,,, h;,
80,
~ CONNECT "'S' otn' win oFpanna'
BUSINESS men OF Richmond Will be
VI *" !" Su"SCftht I" STOCK IN INC new
r"'i'".I' "htSh, ~ - SAid. VIII bring
"an u'iiH I" ''iS cry more thah $1,000
~ m"I'H ~ business Which now flows
900 o."ct 'ei''tH - .t'"e' VI thc soo.-
- ~ IN - '''tltu slocs, winch
So ooS ,.,,at, ,,,.'i n"ou'
y II .,,.i,,... Co.,,
az ,h. ,,n,,,,l..,, -. sa.,, - a'''"sli.
chairman ~. III. cn,,,,,-;,,a e. 'nu
moud ,,i,iv.ns iii ,,,,~,,n or rra,i.'..
the road. win make H., nrin'.;n,, -,
II is expected 10 cmhodv !, ful, az.
PLANTATION OF the project. vim , .,,,n
ment OF the benefits Richmond YIN
derive from IT. Informal spcochcs nv
those in attendance will follow. and
IN the course - The evening the whole
matter ol h"'iHlhs Inc road Is expected
III ~ "s'it" OUT
.nhf.nS tii
~ w 10 ATTEND
The meeting VIII probably he called
10 order hT John {. Easley. aud a per-
manent chairman viii lie elected. Pres
iHent coleman W ortham. of tho Cham
nef o. commerce mas issued invitations
:" '"e 'l''hh..@ 81 mat organization,
,'''' 'h"h nv" IN hnnher and a
~ ~ "M" - tNptS'ed TO be present.
'''''"'' "' commerce VIII serve
,: Va w '"c"i travellers Pro-
~, 80 ~ Sc"' hotlce TO
- '""' o"HN urging them
,1t ~" '"t ',,'SH meeting ihe trav-
~" VIZ "1"PthSc Win their
80. my meeting In order TO
- 60 NJ ~
~. ~ lI"E'oh = C"nloent that when
-, s,i'tSs mn 81 richmond realize
'"' .ne1I cooperation IN the
' "".iu'ns ~ me railroad and the rich
40, ~ li"ae Ihey wiz reap IN the
49,, ~, 70 DC opened up oy the road, they
80 ~ 'hc hceo' All inc pro-
~ wv movement nave an arr
W =" '"S'"Sht ana optimism, and All
80, - ~ SUR 'hc meeting tonight
NJ ~ th' means OF rounding "ut
N''n'''"i'' snare IN the enterprise
PEOPLE ALONG LINE
HAVE DONE THEIR SHARE:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
Able To Sec Her Friends.

Mrs. H. A pclaruc. of 3lO3 Hanover
Avenue. who WAS operated on AT Grace
Hospital last week, was yesterday re-
ported To- he able to sec friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
MAJOR w0UIHAM FAKES
Ills MEN TO TIE NuylES

Relief for many OF the men in camp
from the 'cdium of army life came
last nirht IN the form OF visi. to
me ,"ionial Theatcr. Major T. VI.
Worttau, commander of the Field A.
tillorN. invited all the mon under lin
10 the movies. and about 100 accented
y large number was prevented from,
gong on account OF tho antitynhoid
incubation which VAS administered
Yesterday anu which made mary feet
unequal To the trip
II. soldiers marched both WAYS bc-
tween Camp Stuart and Tho thcater,
coming 10 the city down IIerrn;,ar.
Road and Meadow Street to Franklin
thence I" E'lNid"re. through Rclvidere
10 Broad. and down Broad to tho tho
atcr Inc soldiers made a large column
on III" parade. and tho officers com.
mend"d them OH their good appearance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
HAD MISINDERSTA
wfYII HIS SNI.I.rIiEkJtT

According TO the report fled with the
police II tho second Precinct Station
last night Policeman Goohe learned
that lnsco and Miss Walker had a
MISUNDERSTANDING several days ago.
following a rather lengthy acGua Mt
ance. Miss Walker is said 70 have re-
turned several articles of jewclry to
lnsco yesterday afternoon.
Later IN tho afternoon insco visited
q Brohd street pawnshon. where he
purchased the small revolver, lie tclc-
phoncd Miss Walker about 7:i5
o'clock, and. after a shor, conversation,
informed her that She would not see
him alive again. The shooting fol-
lowed soon after nc had turned from
the telephone. Neither or the princi-
pals In the attempted suicide would dis
cuss tho affair last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
SENDS TWO
FOR FEDERAL SERVICE
Are Mustered In at Camp Stuart
and VIII Join Second
Regiment.
ARTILLERlMEN AT TIE MOVIES
MINOR Workman Is Host to 400 nj
Downtown Moving-Picture Show
Officers Hereafter to Hold Daily
Meetings.

Two men were inspected and muster
Cd in to the Federal service at Camp
Stuart yesterday as the first fruits OF
the recruiting details sent out over the
state last sunday. The recruits are
from the station in charge of Captain
!. V. Ridcood. Jr. at Pctcrsburr and
viii Join tho Second Infantry Regiment
The men viii probably be held at camr
hero in Richmond till other recruits
Join them to 70 to their organizations
on the border.
Hereafter tho officers at Camp Stuart
will meet daily 1T 1880 o'clock in The
morning to consider matters for the
good of their men. At tho meetings
will he the commander Of each sap-
aratc organization in camp and tho
members of tho headquarters STAFF. Al
though camp administration is consld-
cred TO have reached a high degree OF
efficiency. it is hoped by the newly
inaucuratcd council To gain still more
satisfactory results.
With the decline OF the mud md
Slush in Camp Stuart. has passed tho
on" source OF excitement OF recent DAYS
Drills anu long marches continue AZ
OF old, health conditions remain OK
cerilonally good, the field hospital staff
is busy inoculatinI men against ty.
phoid lever. The cooks serve IN three
square meals q day. the soldier. nor.
form thcir duties, write to their SWEET
hearts. visit the city when they ear
ana ainuSc themselves IN tho various
WAYS open to them. and the routine Of
camp HE goes steadily on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
REVIEW LEWIS CASE

%! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. te4o 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
FLOWERS UNNECESSARY"

Total received &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-03

Miss Flossie Ganyon. OF Chase Guy
IS the guest Of her sister, Miss Bar
ratier Harris
Miss Temple Carter has returned
home from Boston Mass, where she
spent the month OK August with re1a-
ttves
Miss sue TaTron and Paul vettcr-
line. u Thila9tlrhia who have been
AZ Spring Lake n T. arc the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs A ]. Darfron.
Mrs benjamin r. Foley, Jr., has re
turned home from Berryville, Front
Royal Washington and New York.
where she spent several weeks with
relatives.
M and Mrs. W. NJ. Dridgforth and
children have returned from Ken
bridge
Erich Smith left yesterday for
Tennessee to accept position as
arinr nal Of schools there His family
win leave later.
Mr. and Mrs VIC, pulham and
children returned yesterday from
Lex urton, Va, after visiting there n
month
NJ and Mrs A n. Pettigrew aaa
Childrcn returned yesterday from lex
inzton
Charles WooHai1 who recently IN
HerwenT an operation at Johnston
Willis Hospital. IL able to be out
" Sc FunicA Rnhannan is the guest
Of Mrs John Ttz.' en- route to Athens
Ga. where she win teach school thus
winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-03
j HEALTH DAY
GlVfD TO EnP0RIA
nnassuA Is MUCH REDUCED.
u& Richmond and Local
Nksxs Participate In Celebration
" Large Attendance Prom Coun-
Dnc Present
ciai 10 the Richmond vire1nian. J

ocisl 10 The Richmond yirg1ntan.)
mporta, Va, Sept 2.--ThuTsday
Sruat 81, marked the beginning OF
~ era in the affairs OF the town
AnporiA-
- day had been set apart az
utter Health Day. Empor'a ana
oo0vflie County have heretofore
"a considered one Q; the most un-
r1khy sections OF our state t@ht
nss happened recently which are
4 66diy Changing this Rad condition
Affairs into better health Fnn1t-
nn Las, February movement
rn not on foot 70 2Eitste the question
4 batter heath 4 health revival
snp held and many noted spes kers
Z Hnne to address the people on the
Affects Of malaria. cvThcd. etc. THIS
|Sseting continued fer week
One Of the results u fhis meeting
! - the organization Of the Empor.a
Saard of Trade This body Of fIs.-
- men have been active n con
nntly egitAting the question RI V1H-
health A health officer 8as t.f
s,&sNFcrk In the town and given 'o~rf
~ men to clean ap the at'}e eatF 'T
y three or four months r. "'r
any evidences OF great benefit nave
oen noticed
RI The first work entereA apen was
~ the head or the alfches - destroy
- breeding or the auoVhs.e mos
Tito.
y me e~ec+ II iris operation IS
&ftcea In the repcrt OF owe ~ -ar loo
- physicians Ne saws Tas' 3t'y
hAd, eveaty Eases ~ malaria. '1's
ar had aevent~-t1ve.'
sS The mosquito has been almost on
lily eliminate ans the eawa made
;. fEH
aiaria, bat also typho!i has about
+ nnppeared
N m order n continue tfiis good work
~ Roari %of Trade Of Emaa~ta set
|Ttde August 81 as the aay fof the
annual Observance 81 Better Health
ny"
A a Thursday. August 81, 1875. the d~st
AOsing was held on tAas 0eeas 7n
80 farrrsers Of The county and their
2n1rilies were invited e attend ZIG
'1reparat3n-s II ere entered into 20 err
|3ortain ana feed about fifteen hundred
3Knppie. as well as 10 Instruct them
matters pertaining TO the YuhA 5
S3Saal Those who went to the trouhi"
4ea f4f4a1 ra-A flr
- people came in large numbers 20
4eNr many notable speakers Of varied
E6terest
Or Tnn1on @. Williams. Commits
oner. Of Public Health; Ny koin,@r'
hszn1missioner of Agriculture NJ.
Aul. Immigration agent ~ ne a @.
sRailway: Nj Horace Smith. secro-
rY Rotary C"uh al % Richmond,
IN. together with many local speak
ast. but not least. the Poll Miller
(uartette was present - eHterrain the
nppIe between adoreSses-
Among the prominent 'setarcS al
~ ~ .fs-f H.N
413A,
The rood work continues Nh tsif
EsAlrection OF our efficient health 9'
ESrer. DR. r. l.. FTannaran