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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
rNcnty-ninth sonnet.

When in disgrace with fortune and
mems eyes
all alone hewecp my outcast state.
And trouble deaf heaven with my boot
less cries.
And look upon myself and curse my
fate:
WISHING me like to one more rich in
hope.
Featured like him. like him with
friends posscst
Desiring this mans art. and that mans
scope
With what most enjoy contcntcd
least;
Yet in these thoughts myself almost
dcSpising.
IIapl: think on thoc--and then NV
state.
Like to the lark at break Of day
arising
From suilcn earth. sings hymns at
heavens gate:
For thy sweet love remembered, such
wealth brings
That then ] scorn TO change INV state
with kings
William Shakespeare.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Information Bureau

injuries regarding almost nu! t"pt" except
'"E on u Shl aud medical subjects are answered"
'rec by rho Times Di>pntch Information Hu-
I'"'. Through Washington urnn"h we arc
fortunate in having ia" unparalleled
resources of the ,mrious frdrrnI government
departments and the crrnt Library az congress.
which furnish Information Of priceless ,niur
." the public. A. nil Inquiries are answered"
"'r""tiE hH personal !rttrr irrespective "'
whether ted, 70 Ii required
return DOstRrr. Writer'S n"n'r must hr 'ur-
nt>hrd tinitinis will MOI an>wrrb aud p"St-"t'i""
u,u>t bc rluinI, .i, The
Times Dispatch Information Bnrcau. tirhm"nd
tn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

ives would be oNcd in al. the warning coui
nltS, and millions Uf Goi.ars be saved 10y 10
n'ople OF tue United States. who 1"c force" ~
30! cAotbItant prices FOR everything tE"F. go
Or, use because the European countries NAY"
~" up the prices. Isn't !; time some nr"Slii''
~. some representative o: the people waS .".N'
ne. 'i'cr tue peoples Interest instead 81 ~"
c'tlhS !, few mumition makers Who are w'N .E
ENORMOUSLY and uScics>.y rion through ~
', n".eSaic slaughter ui in .urop' -.
mere any one to look after the peoples ui'hrsl
am afraid not bccaus" dollar commits. Tor
more THAN !, human being. ! {. Stt.\ Ems
richmond. January ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

- IWo FNIIUr OF IN" 7 Ill"s TisiA tch.
Sir Your CORES poudcut IL =. who is so
sl"ci.cd at your us" of the word preventative. :"
r.coEui2cd by even Webster under the
BAN ui correct fear is such a s,fckl,r
fur ottonuaicd words That he viii Gail to an
prccipie tho forccfulncss of ShHk.spcarc's
good mouth -iil'iu" oath" The Times bispntch
U.s. 4. model newspaper and not even III -"
car Justly complain that ii INDUCES in redundant
S. llablos. SUBSCRIBER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

IN" '"-rp"r"iiNo Education Asso.
"'a'i"u sent on, yesterday nearly :.u0o
copies of Il program ON "iI"w 10 M..is.
i"uliry Nor" Irotitahlc.' FOR use This
n"nih m TIA" meetings of tho COM
uuniiN Leagues uf To" state nv go.
operation With tho n",artmen; of Az.
r'"Ulturc in Washington. tho a.Sn..,a-
'l"u NOV" receives printed programs
'"r tho monthly meetings II th.
i",=U..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

COLLECTORS and owners 90 old An"ri-
can silver Viii iiud IN 9TH" Practical
HooI, of Earl, American Arts ANA
crafts hy Harold Donaldson Ehcr-
l,ou and Ahbot Mr'lur" 'l.ipujuc"ttst.
e list or american siiv"r.mithS and
ihoir trade marks, Of uu'guo valu" NJ
d.t"rmiDinv the authenticity Of "id
silver THIS il but ono "f It uumh"i
az y;,luahl. points covered iu the
v"iUuo. which is richly illustrated and
rs q mine Of rare information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
ARMY OFFICERS FINISH
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS
First Virginia Infantry Will he Mus
tered Ont Of Federal Service
IN Tuesday.
DECIDE ON PARADE TO-DAY
Colonel Perry Will Hold Conference
This Afternoon to Decide On re.
view by Governor ON SATURDAY.
Finding Jobs for Guurtismen.

ihysichl examinations made prciimi-
mary to the mastering, out Of the FIRST
Virginia imiautry next week, were
hhlshcd yesterday by the United states
Army officers detailed for thai mr.
pose. The property check ~ pro
pressing $" well that it was definitely
settled Yesterday that the rcpi,ucu:
would leave the Federal service ON
tuesday. ia" uut-cf-tuwn commands
leaving for home tic following ,lay
mat the Nirginih contingent is tar
best physically that H." has vet o.
ainin"d "as the statement nndn h,
Major William l.. Little. vino was or.
d"rcd her" from Fort Monroe hy tho
war Department u assist Captain {:
l. Jones IN the work. These regular
army officers started worit ON Monday
ana. with TIA" aid "f The rcrinIcn,:,I
medical detachment. under Major clio.
u COOK, flushed tn" examinations OF
20" men aud oihcors in less than four
day
Whether r"eimcntI inrad" Viii
h' held b"tor" IL. regiment is muster.
." out, viii l." determined late this
Afternoon wlt"u tn" progress. In ch..l,.
ing az III, propcrtg Vii have reached
such e sti,-" thtt :, cam be- determined
II the tinc can hr spared from tho
work '"I"ncl William j rcrry. rc.i.
~ 81
regiment to raraIc. but VIII have To-
consult Major T.. i wallace. the rrErI-
tar arus officer tu "harp, Of uustcrinr
tn" regiment on; OF tho Federal SCR
vice.
Governor stuart wiu review tho
regiment ii ;h" pararfc tH hold to-
morrow "'t"ruoon as is pi,uucd
p,h"r"isc H. VIII uu, 10 nbi. 80 do
50" "a ho vii b" aNay from the cit,
Tt d. a ..hl. Ia.
iani-Gen"tiI " v SaIc arc hn,h
anxious that IA" par.,d" to" hold m"
John Marshall High school Csdc,
CORPS aud TIA, r"y Scout Fifc and
Hugl' CORPS Viii taEc part iu tho cvci,
II II Is h.Id
Mi:> tRE FIi:UI>,. i'ItnM
CONFINEMENT ~ \HMuHIEs
EVcrN THU. g. hoiuv done T." hurry
tho pr"pertS examination. as It H.
found ,u.,i ,lc n"u 3,rc eager 80 e,
hn"ls 10 their cmul"ywcu', ana th,i
'h"tr physical r"ui,ti"u rs suffering
from h"iua held in =uch clos" c"nurc
nt"ut after sp.udiu. months iu tho
"r"u ia" change froiu practically
tropical weather to ,h.t which is nov.
h"idiue Richmond 'houud. Is cnoi
ing VI the mon with cold nud o'h,r.
silm"uts pu returning a. thcir huu.s
,h" ,neu viii h. hotter equipped 10 ,pp.
"''h sever" weather.
" ortl.y birhi" manager of tia.
Eitnrn"ud EriIloymout Bureau o. etiu
husiiy engaged iu .""liur cnpiutr"u,
Tor the members of th" Eiyhmoud
;rays battalion who VIII need worl.
n.Nt wcck H.. ts anxious that .,,.h
uinu Vii como 10 hjs ui'i-' IT, Tho ci'y
Han :" ,alh over tbs matter. a. he
has openings winch ne FOOLS ,hat ,h"y
can rll CIV" larrc corporation ha,
agreed 10 take several uf tho man. :,ltd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Tie store building az Seventh and
franklin Streets. formerly occupied by
:hc defunct Union stores. has Just been
caSod to n caterer, who came from In
Llama To Richmond Tho building will
lie rcmodclcd at once. il was stated
and the new business will he opened
in thc-ncNt few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Only In u ay.

'iruhhs i that second hand automobile Won
bought giving satisfaction?
Stubs la some quarters Two rc,,ir shors
havc h""u ablr to declare extra dividends since
The nlacnuc canc iuto my possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
In tho Language d, tho street,

What q" the brokers moa, 10y the bottom, OF
tn" market"
"'rhc plar" whore tho nice li,,lc woody lambs
como I" be shuri'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

e. - H. lfnchimrG. Va In tho past thcr-
Mes h"'N 'N"tlr"u- vast" az natural u;s nj
w." tore" vast" is s'iU dis-roditnhlc IL, TIC IA.
ZION I'VE appalachian nrld tn" LOGS Of ,n-
i.'.l Cd. wells. fhmh""nN. '"Hhiuc pin" line. ana
H'NA ''tl"T methods of vast" ~as no. lass MAJ,
''""""'. cunt" foot dIi'S, and probably ,n,ch
NOR" T1" heating yalu" "f 200 600 600 foct
~ IN lh'i %;'S i roughly equivalent 10 TIA, ~
.i""o'''". nMSh"ls or ""'l. In ono stat" no, los.
m" ",""' ,nhi' Got "f Cae has hecn
,ln' 'N'ni'ii :" ror cont al which ruignt II.lr
n""h t,'IN aud "h"a0lN rr",cutahi". IL tho
anH" ~. ',a'nrai-ca fi"id - ":,st 700 600 600
.u'' 80 "' E"S Ma Wasted daily. j,rrciiraliv
"' ''' '''' "tS'" h"ifE pr"N"niahie. Two wells
~ o I"'d naNins an estimated No,iuc ~
-'n"''".' or """""."0" "Uhi" 70 ,nv lie,
Out "'H burned for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
The Voice OF the People

evidence of good faith. letters rnuAt Give
i and address, OF the Sumc,
viii NOT he published IL writer so rcuucst,
Nial.r II n len Ions short.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Thomas Mott rsh"ruc former warden "t sing
Sin- i'ri~''. wa r''ltjci2uc in Nov York the
"h"uor .,>r'ur' "f Grcat Meadow
'Thls siSt"w is sentimental" hc sad 'ab-
Snrii} sentimental IN fact it is like tho mil
li"u,,irr
~ WiU"ualr" QUO Christmas Day listened
ih' hud-lu'h story az ~ h"gSar wh" had >"n,c-
mo-" or "'h"r ""rm"d his WAY into tn" house
F'nail' 'h" millionaire" rang for his butter. aud
said. wiriug tear from his c,":
james. throw this man out Tic is hrcak,n.
nay ho:Dri ' Washington star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

While TIN" iamp holds out TO burn the widest
taikcr facts may siurn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
I uIn Dread
Is
" inOlesuI,ic


10 wheat asked by bakers AMI
~, millerS. Representative I;ui,I,y
Nhh'fS"ihc OF Illinois. urges bill ycr,uii.
ting the use OF meal win
N"ur for a bread making ini%t'Irc ia Interstate
commence. Tw enty i.er cent Of corn as pro
u"rrd. docs ma: Ike excellent hour. But .,n,.ri.
"'u families need no legislation to much
IHur" of this native food. Property cooked. corn
D. wholesome and hcartrninS in "a variety Of
itr"rS ignorant cooks spoil il by too much
t"rt"uiuG make il nccdlcssiN OK pcnsivc by
,n' edition OF eggs. y New Yorker who sings
l'HIc' has al .,r"irnds to childhood memories
90. corn pore "t uLr- Spartan structure, O
'.'.. lin the +,,n"s of ola Scotland as II maker
cog '."'. !; is od.l that q 'UOd 50 rich in Ctorics
!. NOR" eaten in our South than in III" North.
u uu"h the same in Europe During the
ihH|uc OF lSiI the people Of ireland did not
IN'" how To use corn sent to them. Corn
hf"ud Murphy. patriotic "NanScl Of u moi
i""t. Had little cncOura gcmcnt
though no." they would welcome his goods in
S"utI'rn italy and sicily. whore they cal; il
- fkiah grain. corn is more uscd.--Ncw York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

That Jacob n. l;iis got his first iu-
sp,ratiou to attack tn" tenement -nOUs,..
problem while lie was still Il hoy ia
Denmark i said 10 be one of ;h
statements in m article on the fanu..
rcforncr contributed 10y MARY r. Pari:
man to The January ~, Nicholas II
seems that in IN" town Of Rii,c whcr.
nc VAS born and spent his youth tnrre
was grim building called Rag Hall.
rlInShackle horror Of q house tlic,'
with dirty. raN-faced children. l;ii:
imagination began TO work on ,I;li
building. ana tho FIRST time ne re
""iNed money for Christmas from, mis-
father. who was tn" town schoolnns-
Ter. II" ran over to Rag Hal and di-
Nid"d IT With one Of the families there.
The twelve year old boy little thourh,
mat the great adventure Of his liz.
rc&llN began that day at Rag Hall
Hut years after. when he went ab.,j;
among the tcncments ct New York
trying 10 make things better for ,h,.
children OF Mulberry Bend ana Chcrr,
street. he remembered whore the lont,
journey had begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Ihr Vote in Mississippi

!. ~ W. NruouatioN. y" According !"
now dictionary. tHcr" are about iJn.hnr word
in tin, English IuusuaG"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

Professor Robert Ward. of
in addressing the
Science Congress in New York.
sounded - note OF warning. that
deserves more than passing at
tention at this time when we are
proposed changes in our inmi-
He Is of the opinion that peace
have greater dangers for us than
take proper precautions to guard
lum conditions. II is his theory
lie threatened from abroad by
rain fever, nervous brea kdown.
and other pestilrutial war dis
l. will take from Europe Il large
Is young and most vigorous men.
| he largely the mentally and
I. Many Of the warriors who
: shattered in body and in health
ed every able bodied man il has.
iion days will he trying times.
very effort will he made TO pre-
ration OF the rittcst. Professor
10 opinion that the nations OF
I'd to VS. those least able To earn
tho conditions that will follow
least useful will be most likely
by relatives and friends TO come
Q believes we should takc steps
Ives against such addition to our
dianapolis Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Health | aIks, by Dr. VIM, Brady
'ro,>osh,. ,7s >ot;cr,r %-,ysr.rer ser>,c.,
The MhnIc.nlc { mIImrc Oh MnIl>.

r"m"oral,,ol> C"w r';,d"r .cct U,nt ON Tho
question:. WIS is boil rrnhnhl, nerouse
most Huwau hoir-s Il" not aspire t" SuI,. in
soluble n,s,cri,s like na ana tn, reason vb,
N"mon universally S>u pa" iu writing a
finished paG" .. Eut 90" erfui l", Of l",tors.
aud r"marNrh.y cheerful "u"> they arc, too =;y
Me- a-N wn'' drives l%jSs int" tn" wh"losal"
"HI'rr" 80 h"ils when the business - tot only
uuUr"iiAtl". hui p"%ttiv"ly uistastoful.
l'hi- question v"u'd have ho"n answered much
h"''"r 'nm'lr"d years as". IN" doctor would
hay" "oNpl,tu"d" tina, ih" 'rl"od was on, oC
"rd"r aud needed 'purifNinI. 'r that tin"
IS, S'"n wns fun "f hun"urs." something
s,rib"d about t"cnt>-ctrn, medicines combined
in ON" ='upeud"us "hio"I truic" Tnr ,lmauacs
s,n h"I.e,o u tn" Blood rurincr'' Ter whn,
'h"r" l~ iu 1T for IN" trn. y" ci>., does.
Fortunately Tor tn. morals 81 TN" race n.y.
blood
must !rs' oud"av"r 10 rrac" TIA, ORIGIN "c I;.il
Nunut"r pur. W., lind THAT huils arc rro,lgre,l
hN various .p"c,"s OF -rrin~ which c"nmouly
"N'~i in"u 'r" si'rn. "v"n uni"r Tho mos. 'i"n'ds
persona nnht's IT the skim Us broken. even b,
q Sl'Eh. nneinr" "r ;Vra,i"n, rs by ~" rub
tn" rtucoruntl. thor" is an up"uiu. for a grand
boil .orl uf charity boil. YOU tuiyhi call
1t. siyon tor tho benefit Of homeless and friend
leSe >'ally ."c"c"i and srr"pt"rpcci.
Th"~" horo now sta0hs ana strrn$ arc only
u"d'r2'ol, viru"nt or viilaiuous "rlirarfy.
l:It ATTIC" they have been din"d aud wiIcd for
a tim" by Tia" KINDLY host. th"v become much
MOI H" end from this period onward th"y vi!
ih' slightest "r"N"ca'i"m. The fingers of tn"
host ,ruy", them from III" primary sea, If i,-
vaSl"u :" "th"r favored localities. aud tn" germs
wjN uud Way. th"y are. - to speak.
Tn aus or irons or bols is rctnrcction ov
curclo*- hand iua. If YOU touch your bon ,our
nn=er arc contaminated. aud yon must cleanse
thu Nand- Hs scrupulomsly the suracou
cirans"s his h"f"r" operation. Not ono il
hundred cl"Hulv individuals does :hi,. Hence
~" crops Hr" good.
rpe rem"d, frr rrors of i,"!ls is vaccine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Immigrants
Aftcr
the " m

concerned with
grafton laws
IN l.ur.rr will |
war. unless we
against postbcll
that ~" shall
tuberculosis. br
l\puu5. CHOLERA
q" N"S. The wal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Books and Authors

- lit'ic Maid Of Bunker Iiill." o.,
Air"" TURNER 'urti" ,il,c Penn Publish
ing "a" is "a charming story ~ tho
Revolutionary period far young poo
i,lo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

The English Language.

j. /; ! Wrvcrl, Va COLORADO" was almIttc'
rs stat" T." tho Union on August J. 1876.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

The Princess l'ocahontas' by Nir-
gina watson che Tenn Publishing
Co., Phiiadclphia). is an interesting
story of the young Indian maiden who
saved the life OF Captain John Smith
by interccding in his behalf with her
father, the powerful Chief Powbatan
That she welded a far-rcachinc in
fiuence over the future of this nation
is clearly shown, as but for the pro-
lection and aid which she coaAcd from
Powhatan for her English friends al
jamestown. tho Colony would have
persisted from starvation or by the az
rows OF the hostile Indians. The
drawings and decorations are Dy
George Wharton Edwards. Pocahoutas
fell i'll of Il fever just as she was about
to sail home for Virginia and died in
Gravesend England where she was
buried. Her son, Thomas Rolfe was
educated in England and went to Viz
Ginia when he was grown His
daughter. Jane. married John Eolling.
and among their descendants have
been many famous men and women.
including Edith Rolling Mrs GalD,
who married President Woodrow Will
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

~ BtINHisb -'"tN de, ~ ~ 10 ~puih Tenth
street kt'hrluul. i,r Times Dispatch Pub
i,>h'nr Co. tn'. Charles l.. n'>ns"uh, Gator and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

ADDRESS All. COMM NICtTlu>S The Times
Disint,h aud .ndi, ,dls,l-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

IT Alaska goes dry RoN Beach viii have TO
look clsowhcr" Tor mauy OF his incidents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

3 1fftIUO\! K.tnuoIph 4 rri,ui. branch ENCh,.nSe
'"nn.Ni.nE w!Ih nil departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

contempt. but turned mailman loose on the
public Ii he is sentenced again to MdtiGa-
wuu. he will probably be freed again.
There's 10 mucng words through false
dclicaoy. he is OF no use to himself or to
anybody in the world, but is potential dan
ger to every man. Woman and child with
whom he comes i'll contact. II he has re
moved himself so much the better for inno-
cent people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
uu--ti"ns aud Answers.

TN" Suuilc- Family What can | do f,r M,
t'v" chjldreu twenty and seven months old to
r"li"N" IN" -"n'lcS. which they have both had
from hIrih' / thor" ans cur" for chronic
Infected condition "f tn" sinuscs "f Tho NOSE"
! vas tro'''d Tor several months The doctor
had u.. use ltcpthym"liuc nasal dnuchcs and
rin"l"um spiat l:ut ! Obtained ii,ilc relief
MitS. T. II.
Nn#wcr 90 rut-at" n" nasal cavity once :,
day Wth hU'nHl -a.i solution - body warmth
r'ac" "hild "n abdomen. hang fountain reservoir
t""t "r 20 .h"y" icvci Of chid's head apply
hlunt 'wi nozzle against upper u"stril thrad
turned to on" sidcb ana l"' fluid ia. u viii
come pui tH" other nostril. thIld soon i.ayns
not t" swail"w IT, ma Marin done il d" docs
GIVE th. babies au outdoor :,iriu" every lay
~ St"p Cooling with H. nice smelling u"s;rruns
aud have treatment hy rose ana throat
specialist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

tFEtl\l. ADV tKII~I\G RIrKE>E>l WINES: Has
nr""h >t"rA ~ Brooks. Inc. Iiith Avenue i'uiiI'nr
Ne" York; Mutual La. nulu,u-, rhinhrirhn
''"pIcs t'"> i!l!Iiung. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12
Current Editorial Comment

Justly disniss;nG as ~ Iccjs-
on wheat asked by bakers anI
millerS. Representative Raiu,y.
OF Illinois. urges Il bill permit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-12

~ntrtc" iauu,r, =. 1909. ct tho II
ki'bm"uu Va. "a, >"coai-. class uhitrr.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-16
GONS0L, WILL GO IN.
.F0RFARM|NGSURFACE
Agricultural Undertaking
on a Large Scale is
Planned.

Laying plans for modern stock farms
And crop producing lands, the Consoli-
dalton Coal company with headquar'
tiers In Fairmont, will utilize 10000
acres Of surface lands in accordance
with the request Of the United States
government to produce grain on all I'M
cultivated land, these fields being To-
Gated In Monongalia, Marion, Harrison
and Barbour counties. The owners of
the land have created the position OF
superintendent OF farms and W. w.
Ferguson, OF Edgemont. has been
placed in charge.
Several hundred acres oil land has
already been under cultivation, but
this is only the start in a great move
ment In rural development in this sec
ton OF West Virginia.
One Of the big features connected
with the opening Of this gigantic farm
Is the stocking of 1t with high grade
cattle. no less than $50 head being
placed there for grazing purposes.
After the big farm proposition IS
worked out final farms of the company
will be located as follows:
Berryburg and Stewart farm in Bar
bour county; Owings, Helen's run, Far
mum, Columbia, Perry, Gypsy, Wyatt
and the Shore farm near Fairmont.
Two large tracts are owned in Monon-
gala county but they are under lease
at the present time hut will he utilized
later
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-16
Auto Crash Victims
Recovering Nicely

R.A Johnson who was injured in an
automobile accident at Accident, Md,
on Sunday is recovering and is sitting
up at the Oakland hospital where he
was taken after the accident. He prob
ably will return home Sunday II he
continues to improve. Mrs. Johnson
and little daughter, Sarah, have return
ed to their home here,
Mrs. Floyd Cole, who was the most
seriously injured Of any of the party
is In a very satisfactory condition
though is suffering intensely from her
fracture.
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Who Sent Smith
This Winchester?

Ira L. Smith was somewhat sur.
prised the other day when entering his
office he found that an express man
had left him long mysterious looking
box. Thinking that the box contained
some water fixtures, he did not pay
much attention to 1t.
When he completed his mornings
business and opened the box, he found
to his surprise a fine Winchester rifle,
Model 1885. The rifle had been sent
to him from WindslOw, Arizona. Mr.
Smith does not know anyone in that
state and is absolutely puzzled as to
the sender.
With the rifle there is two boxes Of
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Concert Tonight.

Jackson Clyde Kinsey, baritone OF
New York, will sing tonight at the First
Baptist church. He will render a
splendid and varied program which
was published in last nights West VIr.
ginian and will have as his piano &C.
companist Mary Christie Thompson,
The latter will also render group
of piano numbers. Mr., Kinsey who is
a former Fairmonter has won the at
tenticn OF musical New York during
his years Of residence there. He holds
one of the biggest choir positions in
the two cities, that of baritone soloist
in the lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
church in Brooklyn. He formerly sang
at st. John the Divine. An admission
of 50 and IS cents will be charged.
The program will begin at S:15.
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Crazed hr the Hent.

Macrine guns on airplanes shoot
highballs.
The easiest thing to raise In a gar,
den is your hat.
Miss EN- Barge intends to help Mr.,
Art Tillery end the war.
To make barrel Of money, spend
B keg Of 1t in advertising.
Although the hel does not dance,
she is frequent yengaged for q set.
The thing we can't understand Is
Why news print should 90 up and
writing paper remain staionery.-
Boston Transcript
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been set for Labor day but owing
to the fact that the national army may
be called by that date it was moved
up to the Goth Aurora Park is easily
accessible to the street car lines, from
Bellvlew or Hoult stations. A ferry
man vii take those arriving by troll
ley across at a point near both stops.
In case of bad weather the program
will be held in the Hoult NJ, E.
church. The officers of the associa'
ton are G. NJ. Hoult president; Rev.
C. H. Meredith, vice president and
DIN Watkins, secretary.