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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-05
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

Two loads Of oil were yesterday moved out to Otto Olson's at Mon- roeville.
 r Four loads of drill parts were moved out for John Brewer to Mo- s Cooper Gulch. Hanson and Ringnell had two loads of timber and coal hauled out to their ground on the submarine.
 Watson and Darolle had fuel and supplies placed on their ground on the submarine.
 Office and Residence of J. F. M'AIlister, freighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157. The He'd Brothers are taking no chances on the trail breaking up and Rowe hauled out two loads of fuel oil to the Mistletoe for them.
 
 Many dumps are now all ready for warmer weather and for water to begin shovelling the gravel into the boxes.
 Harry Wheeler on the First Rose of Summer claim on the second beach had two loads of supplies hauled out.
 Lettuce. Lettuce!! Lettuce!!. from the Hothouse of Dad Williams. Place your order now.
 The Rowe offices are being re- furnished with pressed steel ceilings and side pannelings. In addition plate glass window is to be in stalled.
 Frank O'Connor will be again ill charge of the Pacific Steamship Co. in this section this summer. A letter received from him by friend in Nome states that he will be com- ing with the first one and that the Umatilla will sail from Seattle and the Senator and Admiral Vain wright from San Francisco upon the opening of navigation. There is a big amount of freight offering.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-05
LOCAL 24O w. F. RI.

The. regular meeting of the NomS Nine Workers UGion, Local No. G4O, of the W. F. of M, Is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m. to 6 D. m., p. m. to 8 p. n.
 ANDREW BECA, President.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. |.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-05
CARPENTERS AND JOINEBs.

CAKPENTEFS AND SOHN NHs5'
 Local, Union I7S9, Carpenters ana Foiners of America, meets every Fri day at Al Orland's shop Front St. Carpenters Headquarters, Teder- al Labor Hall.
 at 8 D. n.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-05
ORGANIZED LABOR.
WESTERN FEDERATION OF
 MINERS.

: MlNEHSs
 Headquarters sos Railrosd Build Ag, Denver. Colorado. uHAs.t MOVER. ERNEST NILLs. l., President. Sec. Treas.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23
LEGISLATURE Gives
juvenile COURT AID.
Puts Judge on Salary and
Provides for More Pro-
baton officers
NEW BRIDGE TO GO
OVER BRANDYWINE
Stall Correspondent


DOVER. March 23.--A Senate resolu.
tion was adopted by the Senate last
night limiting speeches on all measures
pending before That body 20 two min
utes.
The Senate passed Senator Hickman's
bill fixing the compensation Of the bail
ifs Of the New Castle county courts at
s6O0 per annum instead of being paid
for actual time in attendance at court.
The Senate. by a vote of 9 yeas to 8
nays. killed the killed the House bill TO
increase the salary Of the county school
superntendonts from $1,000 70 $1,000 a
year.
Bills passed by the Senate were as
follows.
House bill requiring tho coroncrs Of
che three counties 20 keep records Of all
cases invest gated by them.
House bill 10 increase tho appropria-
tion TO the Delaware State tuberculosis
Commission $1,000 annually for white pa
tients and $1,000 for colored patients.
Miss Emily T. Bissell explained and adj
vocated the bill, stating that she repre-.
scented the Red Cross Society and sew
eral thousands Of Delaware club women.
She said Hope Farm would raise $40,
900 in case tho State appropriated the
amount provided in the bill. The vote
was unanimous.
House bill 70 authorize the levy
Court of New Castle county 70 borrow
100000 to construct bridge over the
Brandywine creek in Wilmington be-
tween Market street bridge and the
Eleventh street bridge. Representative
Cross advocated the bill.
House bills advocated by Delaware
Automobile Association were passed as
follows;
10 prohibit use Of glaring headlights
on motor vehicles.
Providing that persons arrested for
not having automobile licenses shall
not be fined If they can show at
time OF trial that a license had been
issued 10 them prior to the time of
their arrest. To increase the penalty
for driving OFF automobiles without the
owners consent. Requiring all mo-
tor vehicles to carry two white lights
visible from the front and one red
light visible from the rear. To ex-
empt motor vehicles from county, city
and school taxes. Providing that no
town or municipality shall pass or
dinances conflicting with the state
motor vehicle laws. Providing that
motorcycles shall display a license
tag from rear instead OF side. Tx
empting police department and fire
department motor vehicles from pay
mont of license.
The Senate killed the House bill re-
curing motor vehicles to carry mir
rors so the drivers could see anyone
approaching In the rear.
Other bills passed by the Senate FOL
OW
--nore Money For Institutions.
House bill authorizing New Castle
Levy Court 10 pay 80 cents a day, in
stead Of 40 cents. TO Delaware Indus
trial School for maintenance OF each
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

Rosenberg, Mary AtwelI Caroline
Fouracre. Percy Donaghay. Burton
Pearson. Anna English, Burton Will
liams.
Fifth Grade-Preston Whitlock,
Edwin Donaghay. Jereline McDonagh
Stacy Jones. Norma Pyle, John
Spicer. Wallace Hufnal. Harris Nc
Dowell, Elizabeth Brady, Dorothy
CaullI.
Fourth Grade-Virginia Johnson
Lucille Newman, Mary Steele, Harry
Pearce, Linden Stafford. william
Helen Crouch. Kathrine
Conley. Ida Dugan, Virginia Hopkins
Leland Slnex, william Cannon, Anna
Alfree, Effle Boucbelle.
Third Grade Bertha Chance, Helen
Fouracre, Henry Howell. Catherine
Hopkins, Dorothy Jones Elizabeth
Hufnal, john Voshell, Oakley Ban
ming. Walter Taylor. Charlotte
Donaghay, Evelyn Brown.
Second Grade-Olga Vlashos. Vir-
ginla Brady, Julian King. Julia At
we'll Sophia Vlahos, Lewis Stewart.
First Grade. A division Gertrude
Bouchelle; b division-Helen Bryan,
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

inmate OF the institution from that
county.
House bill giving Levy Courts OF
Kent and Sussex counties power to
pay similar sum TO Delaware Indus
trial School for inmates from those
counties.
House bill increasing from 40 cents
TO so cents 4 day the amount the New
Castle County Levy Court shall APP
proprlate to the Ferris Industrial
School for maintenance OF each boy
from that county and increasing the
monthly minimum from $1,000 10
$3.50.
House bill providing for protection
Of persons furnishing labor or ma
terials IN performance OF contracts for
public improvements by requiring
firms or corporations taking contracts
10 give bond that work will be done
and labor will be paid.
House bill providing for the salts
faction OF recognizances where recog-
nlzees or their executors, odministra-
tors or assigns fail 10 enter such salts
faction within sixty days after SAID
recognizances have been paid.
House bill 10 Appropriate S26l.fO 10
FELTON, Board OF Education for tuition
of nonresident pupils.
state House Paintings.
The House biz providing for a
commission consisting OF Speaker
Hall. President Pro TEN Barnard and
Secretary OF State Johnson 20 decor
ate State Capitol building with paint
ings OF historical events In the his
tory OF Delaware, and appropriating
$4,000 to cover cost was passed by
senate. but later the vote was recon
sldered and the bill recommitted TO be
amended so that II will not take effect
until the new addition TO State
House has been acquired
Other bills passed by the Senate
follow:
House bill authorizing Levy Court
Of Sussex county 20 procure addi-
tlonal help for the prothonot9ry and
recorder Of deeds OF that county when
Il Is deemed necessary.
BY a vote OF yeas 70 6 nays, tho
senate killed the House bill providing
for filing Of notes. bonds and other
papers upon which judgment Is en-
tered by confession.
The Senate passed the House bill
pfONlQluB TOT inc puuiitoNioA VI t"N
reports OF the audit OF the comptroller
Of Kent county
House bill TO eliminate the pay
ment OF restitution money from sem
tence imposed IN larceny cases.
Salary for Juvenile Judge.
House bill fixing salary Of Judge OF
Juvenile Court Of Wilmington at $72O
year, and providing two additional
probation officers.
House bill giving the right of ap-
peal from the decision OF the Juvenile
Court and providing punishment for
contempt Of said court.
House bill prohibiting ticket scalp
ing.'
The Senate also passed the Senate
bill providing for the payment by the
state OF actual expenses and board
OF school teachers white attending
the summer school at Delaware Col
lege.
The bill was introduced at the sug-
gestion OF Governor Townsend, who
does not think that teachers ON small
salaries should be compelled 20 pay
their own expenses at the summer
school
Evening journal., 1917-03-23
Gas, Gas, Indigestion, SOurneSS,
Upset StOmach-P ape'S Diapepsin
Instant Relief Neutralizes stomach acids stopping
dyspepsia, heartburn, beching, distress Read!

ffty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from
any drug store and put your stomach
right Don't keep on being miserable
life is too short-you are not here long
so make your stay agreeable. Eat what
you Ike and enjoy it, without dread OF
acid fermentation in the stomach.
papc's DiaPcpsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the fam
ily eat something which don't agree with
them. or in case Of an attack of indiges-
ton. dyspepsia. gastrit's or stomach
arrangement due to fermentation and
acidity. at daytime or during the night
it is handy TO give the quickest, surest
relief known.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

Time it, In FIVE minutes your sour,
acid stomach feels fine. No Indigestion
heartburn, or belching of gas, or eructa-
tons of undigested food no dizziness,
bloating. foul breath or headache.
Pape's Dapepsin is noted for it's speed
in swcetening upset stomachs. 1t is the
surest, quickes. and most certain stom-
ach antacid IN the whole world and be
sides. it is harmless.
Millions Of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear they
know Pape's Diapepsin will save them
from such misery
Please, for your sake, get a large
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

book, THE New Feminist Movement"
was given by Arthur Smedley and
Miss Lillian Sutton. Miss Anna
Daley recited. There was consider
able discussion on various bills passed
or pending in the Legislature.
Next Thursday evening the women
Of the grange will be entertained by
the men. Arthur Smedley is chair
men Of the committee arranging the
affair. Others assisting are Herbert
Chandler, Edward Ryan, Ernest
Smith and Harvey McCrea.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23
MIDDLETOWN HONOR PUPILS.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
M1DDLETOWN, Del. March e.
These pupils Of the Middletown
schools are on the roll Of honor for
the past twenty days:
High School-Allen Johnson. Shell
ley Meyers, Naomi Morgan. Samuel
Berkman, Jefferson Pool.
Tenth Grade Mile Rosenberg.
Leone Ladley, Marian Pinder, Frances
Cochran. Alma Whitlock, Grace
Brady, Letitia Pool William Meyers
Ninth Grade Edna Hufnal. Elva
Freeman, Claude Foracre. June Nc
Whorter, Mildred Hall.
Eighth Grade-Ramona Newman,
Clara Brady. Fannie Rosenberg
Laura Fogel, June Johnson, Hattie
Cochran, Josephine Kohl, Hilda
Money Edward Atwell. Cornelia
CHM.
Seventh Grade Frances Arm
strong Marshall Whitlock, Virginia
Pearce. Annie Bingnear, Clayton
Draper.
Sixth Grade Harriet Black. Grace
Evening journal., 1917-03-23
MEST RRANnYNINE GRANGF.

There was a large attendance at the
meeting of West Brandywine Grange
at Talleyville last evenn g. Several
applications for membership were re-
ceived and the initiation will be held
some time in April At the lecture
period last evening a review Of the
Evening journal., 1917-03-23
AUTO TRIES TO GET INTo BANK.

Losing control Of On automobile she
was driving at Ninth and Market
streets last evening, the car Of Mrs.
Harry Norton plunged into a plate glass
window Of tho Delaware Trust Company
at No. 9O2 Market street. Luckily no
one was injured, although q man and q
small child had Just passed the building
when the car went onto the pavement.
Workmen boarded up tho broken window
and this morning the glass was replaced.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

Emma Beale, Cassie Denny, Dorothy
Steele, Paul Crouch, William Ham
burg, Kenneth Pennewill, Jerofrey
Newsome.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

delivers any article
or as many 0s you
like up 20 S35.
Larger and smaller
amounts IN the
Same proportion.
Evening journal., 1917-03-23

House bill authorizing New Castle
Levy Court TO pay 80 cents a day. in
stead Of 40 cents. TO Delaware Indus
trial School for maintenance OF each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
Francis WIN Case.

This cas-" Of Martha Jefferson against
j. &. Simpson. administrator Of the
will Of the late Samuel Francis. WAS
heard before Judge llervry yesterday
in circuit court. This was the second
trial. the jury having disagreed in the
FIRST case last February. Th" taking or
testimony I'm the cas-" was concluded
last evening when court adjourned. The
case will be submitted 10 tho jury this
morning when court Conv"ncs.
The rlaintirt IN the case claims that
she had been induced by hcr brother.
tho deceased Samuel Francis. Ia dispose
Of her farm and come to MoundsNIllc
In take care NJ him in his declining
days. For his service an" claims she
WAS, To receive $1,000 through his will.
but whom the will WAS read ii was
found 10 r"ntan no such provision.
counsel for the defense claimed that
piece Of property In the city valued mt
arrroximat, 81 600 had hcrn willcd 10
thr daughter OF the plaintiff. and that
therefore the obligation was discharged.
Attorneys J. Howard Holt and {. +.
t'arrigan represented tho plaintiff. Will"
Attorney Martin Brown assisted Att"r-
hey ]. C.. Simpson in the defense.
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Ralph White of New Mar'inSvilla
SpeaI yesterday here attending I" bust
ness matters.
Mrs. j. r. Eodlcy Is III" guest Of r"ia-
tive" in Pittsburgh for 4 few days.
Miss Kathryn Rudlcy Of Seventh
street i"it yesterday for hurkhannon.
where sh" will visit friends.
Mrs. James Sieafoos" of this city is
tn. guest nf her sister. Miss Elsie
Dick. Of S,uyv"Saui Falls, y. J.
l.. e. Powell has returned I" New
MariinSv viii" after viSi; with relatives
here.
Roy. II. 6 riaunt has returned from
F:,irrmnnt. where, he attended tn" annual
meeting nr IN" stat" Presbyterian
Synod.
Mrs l. l.. Smith has returned from
Warrington where SHE sp"u; II week or
so with relatives.
Mrs. e. f.. K"S". win" has been s"ri-
nuslv i'll nj the Glendale hospital. IL re-
ported II hc improving.
Mrs Mary T.. Smith. Mrs. $. \. Wal
ton. Mrs. j. W. Mnur"h"ad. Mrs. i. y.
Rlnyd and Mrs. Frank Weaver hay" re-
turned from l'Itl shurGh. where they AT
trnn"d the Packard nut" show.
Mrs. logs rrlnm"ll has returned from
II lisiI with her parents in Marietta, 0.
T.. y. Herald Of l.angloth Pm. Is IN"
guest Of ". r. Pool Of southern Morton
avenue.
Miss Gladys t'rlm of MauningI"n Will
Sp"ud several DAYS here with relatives
M"sSrs Russell liamil;"u and Law
reno" l:urlrr has" returned from vlsu
with Friends in Cameron.
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ST. CLAIRSVlLLE
Probate Court

In :hr matter ~ the estate uf William
II. H. Groves deceased. Inventory fled
:tnd appr"r"IA
Ir IN. matter nf the will Of 7. g..
Nicholson deceased. Election of widow.
In IN" matter Of tn" will of Amanda
;iayrs. deceased. VIII admitted TO pro-
bate.
in thu matter Of the will Of Amanda
H:,v.s. deceased Citation ord"rcd. is-
su.I 10 widow"r TO make election.
In the matter of estate Of Eln NJ.
ravis deceased. Account filed and notice
ordered.
In the matter OF the estate of Ira G..
Wilson. decreased. Account filed and no
ti..' ordered.
In the matter of tho guardianship or
Anna Bluthardt. a minor. Account filed
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
William Eluthardt. y minor. Account
tiled and notice ordered.
In the matter of the estate nf Frank
NJ Wilson. deceased. Anna VI. West APP
painted administrators. Bond filed and APP
proved in tho sum Of $500. with Mary j.
Peters and homer Peters as sureties. j.
~ cass.ls. JOHN Dcvoll. and Jumcs Hot
,linSSwnrth appointed appraisers.
+ l., the matter Of the estate OF Ever
ct, L. Kirk. deceased. Euntc" l.. Kirk
appointed administrators. Bond filed and
approved in the sum of $1,000 with
G-.rg. ". Humphrey and ". r. White
IA SuretirS. J. c. Dunlap. Charles f.
Ellis. Shcrd Locnray appointed appras-
ers.
In the matter Of ihr guardianship or
Matilda Laurie. mn alleged lunatic. APP
plication for appointment OF guardian.
Notice ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
Walnuta for Roldinn

The boys clubs Of West Virginia. in
which 5000 boys are enrolled, have been
engaged for the last three weeks IN
gathering walnuts to be shipped later TO
the West Virginia soldiers at Camp Lee.
Va. and Camp Shelby, at Hattiesburg
Miss, it was announced here today b.?
". II. Kendrick OF Morgantown. in
charge Of the boys clubs work in the
state.
More than zoo bushels Of walnuts arc
expected to be gathered by the boys and
placed in the hands Of the county agents.
who in turn will ship them to ]. v. Sui
Ivan. secretary Of the state council Of
defense. later to be shipped By him 10
the training camps in tho event no OBJ
jections are made to the plan by the
military authorities. II objection should
be raised. the walnuts will be sold ana
the funds used for the benefit Of the
soldiers in some other way. It was said.
Compensation Awards.
Tho following awards Of compensl-
ton we're approved in the state depart
ment today by Commissioner Lee OFT:
Dorsey NJ Staten Of Ramage. awarded
s35 4 month for herself and three small
children. Her husband, Ed Staten. was
killed ny fall Of slate. James A. Seam
of Parkersburg was awarded $500 Tor
life. for muscular cramps resulting in
paralysis. He was stricken by cramps
while doubling sheet iron IN Parkershurs
mills.
The following elections to the work
mems compensation fund were approved
today by Mr.. OFT:
American Rolling MIL company Of
Columbus. o.: Jones Coal Land company
OF Logan. Ninety-two accidents and two
fatalities We're reported today.
Hampshire Case.
Announcement was made today Dy
Clerk William B. Mathews Of the supreme
court Of the docketing OF case from
Hnmpshire county, styled r. n. Wash
inytnn against Mary Cavitt Washington.
This IL tho first case from Hampshire
county in several years. Governor John
j. Cornwell is an attorney In the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-20
MT. PLEASANT

Another large crowd was present al
tho Red Cross sewing room Friday and
much sewing was completed.
Mr.. McDonaldson. Mrs. Frank Sny-
der's brother. had both of his legs
broken below the knee while mining coal
Saturday.
Rally day was observed In the rrrs-
hytcrian church Sunday, October IL
Roy. Gilmore delivered an excellent ser
mon: tho rest OF the program was inc
Mrs Chester Mont g"m"ry and fhuEh-
ter Of Martins Ferry spent few days
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs John Erirkie.
Nh Harry Soluble OF 'Ynrkrille was
n caller at the homo Of William Law
renee Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Eundy. colored aged %
wears. died Friday evening. October l..
Another one OF Lawrcnc" Fields chill
tlrcn has typhoid fever.
Mrs Alhina Milhoau returned home
after spending several weeks With her
son. Jn" Milhoar. Of Adena.
Mr. Kill Webster WAS m out-oi-i"wn
caller Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Sterling of Oak Grove was
a caller Il; III" HON" Of Mr. Char!i"
SponnhaItz Saturday.
, Mrs. William Murray - SIN "r the
sick list.
Miss Mann" Chambers returned home
on" day last week.
Mrs. Alex Buchanan is visiting r"ia-
livaS in Pittsburgh.
\ telegram cam" Monday announcing
the death Of Edward Fatt"Il former
resident of.thiS place. who went I" Cal
icornia two weeks ago for his health.
Mrs y. ]. McConahey and daughter
Miss Camilla. went to pittsburgh Mon
dav to attend the wedding OF her niece.
! Miss Louise Lyll" kimball. 10 Mr..
| Charles Hardin Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank HilliEaS ano
daughter, Miss Helen. OF HarrisvIll"
ard Mrs. Nancy Barkhurst of George
| town. spent Sunday At Ia" home OF Mr..
! Henry Jeycr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Irwin md fam
: llv IF Scotch Ridge spent Sunday 1T
/ the homo of his brother. less" irwin.
Mrs. William Francis Of Mariin'
Ferry WAS wishing her sister. Miss Clara
Mitch in this place.
Mr.. Samuel Buchanan is no better mt
this writing.
! Mrs. Sophia Hooper returned after
Spcndinc several weeks with her n"l""'
! Mrs. Harry Schochln. OF Tnrkvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. OSwcll Sterling and
| child was visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Sterling.
! Mrs. Samuel buchanan and children
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rcprart. Of ncar Adcna
Mr.. Jesse Dcvault is able t" h" around
again.
! Westminster circle met At the home
! Of Miss Mary Mccullough "f Emerson
! Wednesday.
Mr.. Zamhon Of nillonv;,l" died We'd
nnsday evening. 0ct"hc" J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mafchhank anal
! ,hIlirru of Canton. and Mr.. Charlie
....ui,,.' o: near .Ad"na. were callers al
the home Of Samuel Buchanan Monday,
Mr.. VI. {. DutI"n was business
, caller III Adcnn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. lawrcn"" w"r"
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parsnunls-RriefR

Harry Kigglr "f the Warw"ud Meat
Market. WAS n business visitor in Full
tom yesterday.
Miss I.crrlIn Sryhnll. II Wheeling.
is III" guest Of her friend Mrs. Adolph
rapr. of Warwn"d avenue.
4. II. Gaines Of the Ohio Valley
Candy company. resident Of Martins
Ferry. was - business caller IN War
,r""d yesterday.
There will hc quit" II frw "f til" boys
Of this city rSprrially the students or
the. Linsly who will attend tn" 1.insly-
Philadelphia gam" at l.rHgu" park to-
day.
Miss Katherine Shr"tS "f Twentieth
street. Will spend III" weekend with
hcr parents in Mouudsville.
Mrs Charles Smith OF Twcnty-flrst
stree, will entertain the r. NJ. y. club
nj her HON" on next Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Leonard Of TWEEN
tv-ilrst street, arc thr guests AT the
home Of relatives In Homestead. Pa.
Rev T. T. carson Of WArwood avenue.
has returned! t" his home. after attend
ing the synod which was held In Fair
mont
Miss Cecilin Murphy Of Martins Ferry.
who has been tn" guest Of friends In
Center Warw""d. has returned to her
home.
Mrs - II Becker Of Wheeling. has
returned L. her home after visit with
Mrs W w kcnuamund. Of Center
WHrWn"tl.
The Mother Sweet rehearsal was held
last evening At thr home Of Mrs. Wen
slick IN Center Warwnod avenue.
Thu. n"uihrrs "f the w. !. !. club will
hold their weekly meeting on Wrdnes-
,lnN Ui n"NL week
Walter WrlshnnS. If North Warwood.
IL ~!''rItur sou" TIM" AZ the guest of
rclnIisr~ IN Etchmnnd. VA.
4 S Smith. Of Elm Grove. wns 4
Wnrwu"d Visitor yesterday.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct ia
charters w"r" ISSUED today by the sec
r"iarv Of state Ia he following corpora
lions:
HnirHnrpcr II company OF Am"s. liz,
Ia "I""at" garden seeds snl-s agency 1T
il,.. SAM" place: capil"l stock. s20.nnr,
iI"urpnrat"r". +. u. Mcrrlrnahnn. George
.!udischc George T.. Graham. T. r. Wood
run and Benjamin =. Badge. all "t
AncS.
Iuarnnld Coal company " Follnnsh"
w. Va, 10 nr"rHt" mines III Brooke
rn"nty: capital stock. $50 no0: incnrpora-
tors John s. Liggctl. WellsburE. r.
Humes. John i. Walker. Follansbee; J,
]. Arnold and Frank l.. Arnold. Wash
tnCtnn. Pa.
PnrnhnrtaS md Crystal Flock Coal
Sales agency Of WEIGH. W. Va: to Oh