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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
FARMER'S WIFE HAS
GAINED 50 POUNDS
~ Can't Say Enough for Tanlac
After What 1t Did for U.s."
Says West Virginia Man.
HER TROUBLES OVERCOME
Mrs. Chinn Was Almost Help.
less With rheumatism When
She Began Taking Tanlac.

ment made by 4. D. CHM, We'll
known farmer, living on II. f. D. No.
8. huntington. West Virginia. few
Mr.. chinn called at the Mcclure
Srus store in Huntington, November
Ss and n declared that the tine Mrs
entirely helpless with rheumatism, and
weighed only sixty-five pounds. but
shat She, now weighs ninety-eisht
pounds, and that there has been such
a wonderful change in her condition
In the past sixty days as to cause
neighbors. Following is Mr.. Chinn's
own statement:
my wife has shown such wonder
full Improvement since she began taxi
ing Tanlac that I don't mean for her
to miss a single dose. So l have made
a special trip here today, over roads
that are. almost impossible; in fact,
coming. here to get more Tanlac for
her.
h hsi,axs Ism of oa the nerves neurits
rundown condition for three years, and
had become entirely helpless. She
could not even use her knife and fork.
about like a baby, and that was easy
to do, for she only weighed sixty five
pounds. She had lost all interest in
had no hope Of ever being any better:
One day + was talking to a friend
OF mine about my wffe's condition, and
he advised me to have her try Tanlac.
That same afternoon carried her a
bottle of it and after she took it for
n few days l noticed some improve
ment, She has taken six bottles now
without missing {. single dose, and
has improved until she is no longer
like tho same person. She now weighs
nlnety-eight pounds. making an actual
gain OF thirty-three pounds. Sho and
! both, as well as the rest OF the
family. believe that Tanlac has saved
her life, and OF all the people who
benefited, 1 believe we have the most
cause to be thankful. Tanlac has been
Il godsend to her and blessing to
the entire family by relieving her OF
and | can't say enough for it."
There Is not n single portion of the
body that is not benefited by the help
full action of Tanlac,. which begins its
work by stimulating the digestive and
the blood and invigorating tho whole
system Next, II enables the weak,
wornout stomach TO thoroughly digest
its food, permitting the nourlshing
elements TO be converted into blood,
UT il o YER it is said, that great
exciting cause of Observation-Disclosures
It renders the body vigogoue and
elastic keeps the mind clear and
TOMS OF nervousness and INDIGESTION.
IT builds up tho constitution weakened
by disease and mental and physical
oyerwork, quickens convalcscenoo ana
is an unfaillns source or comfort to
Taniae fd IS i soid i in R ies by
Tragic Drug Co. and Grant Drug
I -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WISCONSIN WILL HOLD
ITS PRIMARY ELECTION
Whether Berser VIII he. Returned
10 lonsress froves iost Inn
portant Cnnpaign Issue.
IBy Universal Scryico.1

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, Doc o.
Whether Victor L. Berger, Socia list.
lately expelled from the House OF
Representatives. will be returned to
CONGRESS, will depend largely On the
primary election to be held tomorrow
II sne Elfth Congressional District of
Henry Bodenstsbs fusionist pe eandidat py
; no other nIl candidates are in the field.
Ne xb eiectIon Will be held December 10.
men berger was expelled lie re-
s,n to Milwaukee and prepared to
ddida 1ieiore the people again as a cam
u ,,iii He was Endorsed by the Mil
WA Mankee Socialists. The Democrats
ann ann dlssepupiicans. merged their forces
BoSaenstab. Republican,.
he ne s.s IN his campaign announced
ne $1,000 OH everything he had said
about the government and the war.
IN IN ne election tomorrow it is expect
vote In the last election he rcceived
1Y,ssS; Stafford, 1888. and Carey.
nem1crat. l2;2Ss The Democrats and
Republicans. hope their combined vote
will overcome the Socialist vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
PETERSBURG M. E. CHURCH
DAMAGED BY SMALL FIRE
or"er United statea District Attor-
nc! aiann Discovers Blaze
and Gives Alarm.

P IpPTff!Ei e The ,Times.Dispatch.J
I I..s Amounting 70 several hundred dol-
G sa.;r. az o'clock this Afternoon
rr GSnaes s from a. burst nue in the
fo,, the time Of tho nre,s discoV urS'9 IL
n erHcE Cnited States District Attor.
REACHED the. ceiling. "aes mad
htter giving the alarm. Mr.. Man,
rushed to- nearby automobiie ra Masn
n Mr secured some fire extineuish
when Il, ne used with enectivcness1 re
,he a1epartm wars rsspGnded QUICKLY and
could envelop the edince. 'hey
Medicos Hold Quarterly Session.
The sixty.fifth quarterly session or
the Southside Virginia Medical Ass o.
snd tbs sHI,msri 81 fourteen
folk. Will convene at Victoria. Tune u1-
oors County. on December 9.
XII XII be , Pr; sonthgnte Lynch, Of Nors
thVun. a nnd ": IL: a.: Burke. OF Peters
i Toll. Hon. J. a. Banks, Mayor OF VIE VIE
dress TO the delegates. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
EASTERN SHORE RAISES
HUGE SWEET POTATO CROP
More Than Five Thousand Carloads
Shipped, Netting S4,OOO,00O
to Growers.
"a AMHERST COURT OPENS
Long Docket VIII De Presented
When Session Begins Early To-
day-Otlier News Notes From
Various Parts Of Virginia.

oNANCoCk, Dec. 7.-Farmcrs along
tho Eastern Shore have raised the
largest crop OF sweet potatoes In the
history OF this section. The late fall,
anording excellent weather conditions.
Il, added about one.third to the yield.
The report issued by tho Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange. shows that
800 cars OF sweet potatoes were
shipped from this section. This re-
port. however. does not include con-
signed goods. The receipts from these
shlpmcnts are approNimated at s4,-
100000. To this figure may be. added
20 per cent of tho crop handled by
nected with the exchange Northamp-
ton produced 100000 barrels OF sweet
OF that vicinity s5.06o.0oo. The prices
ranged from $40 to $1,000 per bar
that from tho products Slipped this
year. the farmers realized $4,000. 900.
This sum. however. does not include
the 100000 received from the water
industries.
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no Chnuro CITY Lines.

LfNCHBURG. Dec. THE special
Council committee on annexation hero
has changed the lines Of the territory
proposed to be added to the city so an
10 leave Just outside the two new
the Brookville school board. The new
line, however. Will bring In the West
End school. where there Is an attend
ance Of upward OF 400 children. The
annexation cannot be accomplished
under two or three months. but IL ac-
coinplished will give Lynchburg ap-
leave outside in the suburbs some T.
900 residents. who cannot be included
IN the annexation at this time, pri-
marty on account of the cost of get
TING water TO these growing suburbs.
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VILLA CALLS MEETING
Mexican Randit Chief Notif,es Reyo-
intionists That Arms Arrive
From United States.
Try Universal Service !

I'll PASO, TEN. Dec. 7,-Coincjdent
with President Carranzas summons to
Governors of tho Mexican states to
combat banditry, comes q report from
CiudaJ Chioupua that Francisco Villa
has also; called his followers to a con-
olutlonartes," They are asked to meet
ut tPalomas, in tho State OF Chihuahua,
to discuss measures to combat the Car
rama government. In his summons
Villa is said to have promised to pro-
cure arms from tho United states with
which to equip his new army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Lowerx Speed or Fire Fighters.

.DANVILIlE. Dec 7.----Mayor Harry
the. city fire chief. James Il. Brooks
that no fire fighting apparatus must
In answering an alarm OF Are. The
news dismayed flremen today. some OF
whom said that this would prove not
only a hlndrance 10 getting swiftly
10 blaze. but would Inevitably mean
That large number of automobiles
and cause congestion hard to negotiats
swiftly, The Mayors ruling is tho
result. 1t is believed, OF seeing motor
engine making speed TO n fro I'm the
downtown district few nights ago.
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Find Ri. Black Rear.

DANVILLE, Dec: 7.-News has been
received here from Claudevillc. in
patrick County. stating that n large
Joe Mountain, and that tracks OF the
animal as we'll as fragments from his
shaggy coat and his lairs have been
round. None has yet seen the bear.
neither has it committed any dcpreda
Uons so far aH known. People In
mat community, which is six miles
view to trapping the animal 1t IS the
nrst bear heard OF in Patrick County
for number Of years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Sentenced to School.

a charge. Of breaking into a store.
room ana stealing u shirt. to which
he confessed. n lad, whose name was
entered on tho court records an John
Doc, was. Yesterday afternoon sent
at hard labor-in the schoolrooln. THE
court gave him the alternative OF go
ing to the State reformatory or the
public schools. and he chose the latter.
week during the next three years at
the courthouse With Il written report
from the school principal OF his per-
sonal conduct in and out Of school,
During, vacation similar reports are to
be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

ONANCOCK. Dec. THE body OF
John Russell. aged ninety-two years
was picked OF the. pilot OF an en-
g!ne on the New York, PhiiadelpAia
struck the man near the Exmoro
station. The mulo he was driving
was crushed beneath the wheels. Rus.
apiroaching train. Had he lived two
more days. no would have observed
MS sixty-aecond wedding anniversary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
AccidcntnIlx sI,a.

BRISTOL. Dec. I'll y. Dectard,
Enterprise Foundry hero, was acct
dentaliy shot in the right sIdo when
his revolver fell from his holster,
cartridge. He was attempting to piclS
up a shovel when the accident oc.
CURED. The wound will not prove
serious. according 70 the attending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Hold Up Fruit shipments.

WINCHESTER, Dec. o. Apple
growers in this section, as we'll as
other producing regions of the United
States. have been advised BY agents
OF the International Mercantile Marine
markets at this time, owing priRci,
paliy to- the low rate of exch aHxc
Ia at the present moment comparn-
lively good" said advices received las,
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Woman Join. Legion.

LfNCHBuRG. Dec 7.-aIiss Thercga
Ja9uelin Amber is the first woman to
Join the I.ynchburg Post American
Legion, being entitled to membership
by reason OF the fact that shc served
as nurse ut Camp Leo during mobi-
llzation or the army. Lynchburg prob
women vino are eligible TO meinbe ship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

division provided in the will OF Henry
Clay Fsick for, the 333.oo0,Qoo lef, to
his wife. children. friends ard SER
wants, on additional light was ootain-
able tonight. As TO whether one or
more relatives or the coke king wero
on In the III or whether contest Is
contemplated or expected no inforna-
tion was to be cleaned
Mrs. Frick. her children and tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Plan District Conference.

LYNCHBURG, Dec T-Scveral nun
dred "clcrgymcn and Iaymen from
Western. Virginia arc expected here
Wednesday for the district conference
OF the Interchurch World Movement.
Inc conference will be in session three
Gays. with three sessions daily Tho
team which conducted n similar con-
mere Tuesday night from HUNTINGTON
": va, from another conference of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
RIcHMoND TIMES DISPATCH: MONDAY. DECEMBER s. 1919

night by Boyd +. Richards. local agent
tho appies'ar the market viii have
a af%a1 There seems to be only =
ported. a and OF apples being ss.
the large apple growers arc not OK
portinS at ALL We accordlngly adj
wise that you do not ship"
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Ner ,robacco Record.

LYNCHBERG, Dec. "A new record
was. set UP on the Lynchburg tobacco
market here last week when fine dark
wrappers sold at $50. Such a price is
said to bn without precedent. Whcn
the weight Of dark tobacco. compared
with light. is taken into consideration.
This price would equal about $3.50 for
active with prices strong and advanc-
Ing through the week on sales aggre-
gazing S01.700 pounds. which brought
tho sales for the season up TO 5,125. 700
pounds. 1t is estimated that about
3b per cent Of the 1919 crop has been
marketed. Lugs. the commonest to-
bacco. which formerly sold high at 81,
arc now bring from SEQ to s31: short
Leaf sells from $50 TO S3I: good leaf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

other members OF thty party who cam,
hero on u special train 10 attend Tie
funeral, have left FOR New York, Mrs.
Icing tn OF time she Intends TO occuns
the Friois mansion on Fifth Avenue
Now York, which, upon her death. S.ijl
become the property OF New York CltS.
under one OF the provisions OF her huss
bands Will il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Court Opens day.

AMHERST. Dec. The December
term of tho Amherst Circuit Court
will convene Monday. Judge, Bennett
T.. Gordon presiding. The docket is
now that not great many cases win
BIO tried. This is regular grand jury
term and the following grand jurors
have been summoned for Monday: y. P.
Garland. George +. Powell. James r.
kent, James L. Davis, ". I: Bailey,
Harding. John II. Slaughter, J, w.
Jennings Charles w. Cameron and
J. Nj. Gorrcil.
The petty jury drawn for the term.
Of whom sixteen have been summoned.
is as follows: Matthias Ogden. a. c.
aS!nson. PIT W; station Leonard 4.
Lawman, +. v. Settle, j. T.. Riley. John
Q. Brown; N. B. Miller. Price Camp
bell, j. r. Peters. Cyrus S. Hudson,
J. J: Hammer. J. w. Canody, James NJ.
Rucker. Kent Richeson. James Z.
Hicks. Wash Dodd and Woody
Mcdaniel.
The cage of Commonwealth against
Guinea Eubank. alias Frances EubanlS,
charged with murderins her husband.
second day of the term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

road ut cape Charles. was seriously
injured while spending his vacation
with his parents at Sanford. Va. Gas
XIII was hunting with some friends.
some fruit. and the gun of John Wes-
sells, was accidentally discharged. Cas-
XIII received. the shot i'm his hip. fIe
Is now In hospital ut Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
SAYS HE'S Hnnkrupt.

LYNCHBURG. Dec. 7.--Eugene a.
Cassidy. u yard engineer on the Nor
tolk and Western yard here, has filed
eral court here in which he scheduled
liabilities asgfegating 1884. Tho petit
ton dlscloses csscts listed at s1575O.
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Rogers DavI, TO spenk.

BRISTOL. Dec. 7.--Rogcrs w. Davis
OF Charlotte. y. G., district governor
Of ,Rotarians in this district. Will be
the principal sneaker here next Friday
a meeting or the local Rotary Club
It Is announced. The meeting will
be held at the Chamber Of Commerce.
and full attendance OF the members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Steal IIido or c.ttlc.

I.YNCHBURG. Doc. 7.-Reports from
Nelson and Amherst Counties show that
farmers are being bothered by thieves
Whr 20 into pasture fields, Kill mich
cows and carry OF the skin after
skinning the carcass. Nelson County
In this manner recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08

secretary OF tho home service section
OF the Red Cross. $500. donated By
tho students OF the college towards
OF securing public health nurse for
Amherst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
DIVISION Of COKE KINGS
WILL NOT MADE PUBLIC
MultimilIionaire Estate OF s25,oOO,OOO
Causcs Much SpcculR-
ton.

PITTSBURGH. Dec. o. whatever
hold from the public. all details OF tho
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Shot Will. Tyrr,t,

ONANCOCK. Dec 3ruaE..
XII, aged twenty-eight years. assist.
ant to the trainmaster of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Rail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Studenta nni.e Euns

AMHERST, Dec. T-0Iiss Caroline
Il. Sparrow, Of Sweet Briar College,
WA in Amherst this week and turned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Family uo,a. p.,,,.,

.EnmIIy Holdh ReuniOn,
tONANCOCK, Dec. T.-Members OF the
John +. Lewis family held their an
nual reunion, at which four generations
wero represented
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

Both the families Of Nick West
and Lee West called on Grandma and
Grandpa Leander West Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Rose brought
their baby home from the children's
hospital Saturday, very much improv-
ed in health.
Mrs. F. L. Kaler Of Denver was
calling on Arvada friends Sunday.
The w. r. C. wishes to thank all
those who attended the birthday
party and helped to make it the sue
cess that it wasj The next meeting
will be Saturday, March Is, to which
all are most earnestly urged to be
present.
Chas. O'Tool ID moving this week
onto his newly purchased place, for
merly occupied by Adolph Schoech.
Mrs. E. L. Newcomb is nursing
her sister, Mrs. David Stott, who has
been dangerously i'll with the flu.
C. B. Kober of Denver, is assisting
in the ,Mahannah Pharmacy for a
few days. He is q very pleasing
druggist.
Mrs. Ora Huebner, Of Hazelton,
= neice of Al and Rufus Belgin,
died last Tuesday after an attack
of influenza followed by pneumonia.
She leaves husband and five small
daughters, besides her mother and
brothers and sisters to mourn her
loss. The funeral was held last Thurs-
DAY in Brighton and interment in
Brighton cemetery.
Owing to the fact that the Electric
Company has been changing light
wires, those who used electric power
have been greatly inconvenienced,
the Enterprise included.
Subscribe for The Enterprise-$2.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

Mr.. John Morgan who lives at
Oak Creek, made his sister, Mrs. r.
r. Rodda q pleasant visit this week.
Mrs. Frank Moore was compelled
to take her bed Tuesday az q result
OF flu. She had been taking care Of
her little boys who arc now about
wy
Miss Flora Kaler has Joined the
forces Of the local Telephone ex-
change.
We wish to announce that w. H.
Kalcr Is still on the job securing sub
scriptions for the Enterprise. Hand
him your $500 when he calls on
sou to sell his other wares. He rt-
ceives his commission on every sub
scription he turns in whether It be
a new one or renewal. II he has
solicited you. don't fail to mention
the fac, when you pay At the office.
Senator Staley drove out from
Denver Monday evening in his car to
attend council meeting.
George Boehm has returned from
the Army service, from training
camp.
Percy Dawson has returned from
the hospital after seige Of blood
poisoning in his hond, and is now
able to resume his work At the Arv-
ada Lumber Co.
The family Of Joseph Martelon has
almost recovered from the flu. Mrs.
Martelon and son Fred are still In
bed.
The letter published last week
under the wheatridge items was one
received by Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Will
more from their son, Charlie In Ger
p.sny, but unfortunately we overlook
ed the explanatory note which pre-
ceeded II. Forgive Us.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
Local Lore

H0ur local doctors are again on the
Jump night and day with flu patients
and 70 far. have BEEN exceptionally
successful. We trust that the wave Of
.pidemic that has held thA commu-
,ity in it, grip will soon pass apl
leave no fatalities In IL wake.
Ssrgt. James Bisgins arrived home
Saturday with IN honorable dsschargs
n his pocket and = world. Of expert
ence gained in his trip to France In
the Balloon signal service. While he
did not get up to the front he saw
. great deal Of war activity and ID
glad 10 be hoae again safe and sound.
He looks hale and hearty and wears
hh uniform with soldieriy dignity.
AL are glad to see you home again.
James.
Fred Cantrel has been serving on
the jury II the county court the past
week. This 10 getting TO be almost
an annual job for Fred and he IL not
particularly taken with the idea Of
giving up . $500 a day job for $500.
But such 10 the requirements Of our
civil laws.
Chas. Graves recently purchased q
fivc-passenger Dodge car Of A. L
Davis.
Don't forget TO be on hand At the
next meeting Of The Arvada Commun.
ity Club, which will be held at the
Town Hall next Monday evening. Feb
18th. There will b inumbsr Of i'm
portant matters pm nint to She
welfare Of the community. The far
mers Of this vicinity, whether mem
bers or not are extended . cordial In
vitation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS 80.
To our many kind friends and
neighbors, We. wish to acknowledge
their many kindness to US during our
recent bereavement and also for the
beautiful floral remembrances.
Sincerely,
Arthur w. Walters
Mary E. Nc Ginley
Ira P. Wren
Il. A. Nc Ginley
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
BAPTIST CHURCH

9:45.-a. m. Sunday School.
la. m. Hear the pastor on "The
Community Church"
6:30-p. m. Fill your place at the
B. Y. P.u.
7:30-Bible Sermon.
You have a special invitation to
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
UPPER RALsToN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

2:l5--p. m. Sunday School.
3Lp. m. Preaching Services.
Subject: Promoting q Revival"
An old fashioned Gospel church
where the Gospel of Jesus Christ is
preached.
Come, bring your friends with you.
Maurice G. Dametx, Minister.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

The Enterprise Want and For Sale
column gets results. Ask those who
have tried It.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Arvada, Colo, Feb. z, 1919
Dear Sir:
You are hereby notified that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Wadsworth Ditch Co. will be
held at the Grange Hall, Arvada,
March 6, 1919, at. 1880 P. M, for
the purpose of electing Directors,
and doing such other business as may
regularly appear.
II you cannot be present, be sure
and send a proxy.
Yours truly,
A. J. Miller, Sec.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

1O-a. m. Sunday School.
IL a. m. Preaching service.
Communion and reception of New
Members.
A good attendance is desired at
both these services.
Charles G. Williams, Pastor.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13
WANT COLUMN

Subscribe for The Entsrpriss-Ss
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

FOR SALE-Hay in stack. C. E
Allen, Phone Arv. 31S-R-4 SIT
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

FOR SALE-6 year old jersey co,
giving 10 quarts per day. Baxt'
Phone Arv. 344-J.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-02-13

II you want TO buy. sell, rept.
trade, secure . loan, o. have Gye
insurance written, See 7. s.