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SHORT III IN HOW!
US GUEST GUM
I nllnlshed Strip in Stafford mid
I'rinco William Counties Mock
I'se of Koad.
TIS.WKIj IH KKI?T FKO.M SOITH
With Small Kll'ort, (Jreut Highway
Would Ho Available Kroiii Canada
lo Florida, Linking Together
.North and South.
Th? Richmond-Washington Highway
Association, {lie Southern International
Highway Association. the Mlaml-Que
? International Highway Association,
all kindred societies anil automobile
I'luiiS Mff' still rndenvorlhg to have com
t? 1 ? ? tv?I that portion of the Hlchmond
Washlngton ro:ni lying In Stafford,
Prince William ami Fairfax Counties. it
is a matter of only a few miles, but the
rowlway through this short distance is
r.o hud ttiii :t pr o tirallv disconnects
the route below Wash i ng! on nr.d sends
tourist travel in m-rv direction but
soul h\\'a r i|.
In addition i<? tin' amount alieady
subsci Iheil. oiil> ? L"J,S'.") Is i:i'Hif<l to
complete 111<? highway ami to I? 11 i 1 >I a
I>??rtn?u*.nt touring mail fioni tho i.'miik
ilian hor'l'i 11; > to Sou 1hern Kloriila,
ami a road which will eohneet with a
proposed route to run through t ;? ?>
Southern State* to < "alifoi nla. !{?-???? ,-41 _
iv Uovernor Locke I'mlc sent a special
messenger to (iovcriiiir Stuart ami to
the Virginia (leneral \"sembly, asking
their co-operation In building the south
??in highway. The message was <!??!tv
ered, hut t lio l.^'f islatm o was too
busy with tlx- nil-Important tax ones
lion at tho tint" to take up th" matter
of road building
\\ II.I. TAKI-; S>1A 1.1. MM
TO *1 .% IN 11 lilt. WOll K
Hut even if tho highway throngs Oie
South to the Ciolili'ii <.ate be not com
I?1 ??-1c-<1 within the mar future, it will
take hut a comparatively small Burn fit
money to finish ?I;r? link which will per
manently hind the South to the NortJi,
an'l which it vvas originally proposed
should be one of th? memorials of tho
hundred years of pence enduring among
tho Kngllsh-speaklng peoples. This
was an Idea of (Colonel Cameron, of
North Carolina, an ardent hellever in
Korni ron'is, and It was embodied in the
report of the American Peace Confer
ence which met here in tho winter
oT 1<M3.
(if tfie amount needed to complete the
highway between Itichmond and Wash
ington. ?T.:.tiA is required for work ifi
Stafford County. for work in
Prince William, ai d J? 3''0 fur work In
Fairfax County. Ulchmond subscribed
'iti.-'Ai to the fund, hut of tills amount
S.">.20? remains unpaid. Already $ 3. -
i.'.c, o7 has been expended on the high
way, and <>T this sum $X,317.B0 was in
11?? 11r 1 f-o County ; * ? In Hanover;
I."..:.* I 11 in Car oline, 9S 1.1 6 in Spot
sylvania. S27.U1' l?l In Starr-.rd. JVO.
'?7.Y2."i !ri Prince William, J&32.2S in
Kaiif.ix, and SIS,104.70 In Alexandria.
?inly 2,;.ft>I feet of the highway lirpiii
to tie completed ill llanoV'T County,
live and one-half miles In Prince Wil
liam, and one and one.half miles in
Fairfax County Kxeept for a small por
tion of the road in Henrico County, the
rest of the highway is well construct
ed and maintained. There Ik h special
fund ror- ma in t en a nee. > 1 per <-en ? ,,{ :i;i
subscriptions having been set aside f.>r
ibis purpose lent Hmrj W. An
iters" r;. of the Ulch inond - Wa sh I n g ton
Highway Association. believe!- that
ma Inter m ,e h the chief requisite in
I oiid htilMilH-.
CHIEF CAR INSPECTORS
WILL MEET IN RICHMOND
llr|{nnl>nll<iii of R]|irrt ltntl?riijr >lr
chnnlcn >\ III Hold \e?l ( niivrn
(loit llerr in ^eptemluT.
The r*hief 1 nterchanj-'e Car Inspec
tors of America will hold their next
annual convention 'n Itlehmond dur
lnt ne\t Sei>ternber Announcement
tnat lllehmomi haa heen select'd as
the nc\t ine<-tltiR po|r-,t nn r Huffaio,
N V., and Detroit, M'.ch., was con
tained in a telegram received list
riinht from W T, Dftbney, business
manriKer of the Chamber of Comnvrre,
?Alio is now in (,'iilcaiio atteudir a
path'-rinn of railway tnechar.lcs
Seveti hundred or mo e deleirates w ill
attend tin' next annual convention of
the car Inspectors. T,lietr orjfanlz.ition
is the foremost o' its kind in the
country, it ts composed of expert me
chanics. whose duty t is to examine
and inspect cars moving from one rail
way system to another.
While a majority of the inspectors
b'ion?;incr to the omani/atlon are resi
dents of tiie ixrvir railway centres
of the .Middle West and North, there
are members of tho association in sev
eral of tho la* ner cities In this sire
lion of the country.
PORTRAIT FOR LEE CAMP
I.lkrnr** of (irnrrnl Mnreun J. Wriuht
to Hi* I nvollcil Tft-Morrnw .Viulit.
At the meet in sr of R. K. I.ee Camp,
So, i, l"nit?'d Confederate Veterans, to.
morrow liltjht. the portrait of General
Mat'cus .! Wrlffht, a distinguished ('mi
ffilf i?:11!? nflk- r will be presented in the
ramp The address of presentation
will he !iiiid" by General William Kuf
(lii Cox, of Richmond. and tin- portrait
iv i 11 he accepted for the camp b>
former Congressman John l>amb. The
portrait !s resarded as an excellent
iikfcncfs. and a valuable addition to,
t >i?? large collection of portraits of dis
t ii!Jriiipli<-d Confederate otlicers now at
l.??e t'amp Hall. The meeting will lie
open to (lie public.
TUCKER NOT YET READY
Knriiier Candidate for Governor S n y n
U 1m Too Gnrly for A nnoiinccmciit.
Harry St. Georse Tucker, candldato
for Governor aeainst .fudge Mann, an
notineed yesterday that it was too early
for hlrn to say whether he would he a
candidate for Governor in the next
campaign. The Issue tipon which the
? ?aruiidate may he chosen, he said, inaj
yet he In the future, and he prefers tc
aive Governor Stuart time in which to
carry out his well-considered policies
before HUKffest inj? a successor.
Mr. Tucker is in Boston, preparing
for the publication of a hook dealing
with the treaty-making powr of the
"'iiited States.
Must Sell I,nlior TIcUcIh.
The State Corporation Commission
vesterday denied the petition of the
1'ianvllle Traction Company that it he
allowed to abolish the provision of Its
? harter which requires the sale of la
bor tickets at certain hours.
The traction company was repre
sented by President John K. Rlson and
Attorney W. R. J..elgh and Korcr A.
fames. Walton Brown and Prank Tnl
hott appeared on hehnlf of the oily,
which opposed the petition.
City Sell* Old Motor.
The Richmond Forcing Corporation
yesterday offered to buy the air com-*
pressor and motor at ihe Barton
Heights Pumping Station for $250, and
k (!??? Superintendent of the Water Works
was ordered by the Administrative
Hoard to accept the offer. An Rnrton
Heights is now Incorporated in the
city, 113 pumping station la of no
further us?.
To-Day and To-Night
in Richmond
t'ouucll <'nmmilter on Atlicrll*
i in; and Mil terpr Iscn, <"H> 11 ii 11. s
itVlorKt
i.cuicn ml.lilny M'rvlcrN, OHpccliill.v
Tor men, S|, I'iiiiI'm C'lnircli, I I?> I :'!0
iiVlui*k, a.l.trcsH Itj i(pv. II. II. <'o\
Inxlun. m SI. I'iiiiI'm t fiurcli, Nor
folk.
t'lly \ udlt orliim?Klt'hmnnil I'hll
Intriiionlc Orclicr?trii, ii: ooiicrrt,
Acii'lcmy ill MiimIc?IIdmI?ii Miik
HOi Opernf ompiiiiy. In "!| 'I'rovn
llirr," H?:ill.
Mil.>ii?(Jrn.vcp Scull t'fimpniir, In
"'I'm* of flic Storm <'muilr>"j milli
ner, ? >!(<>; nlulit, St:iO.
I.j rle ? I'opiilnr \ it title* II lc tint!
plctnron, new 1*1111 mnl'.ncc, :5i night,
TittO ii nil II.
Strand?CJnby l)e?l>N, In "llrr Tri
umph"! I'utlic \pun nml cniiicily
lllin; I *n rn in on n I pit* In rent continu
ous prrformnnce, Ii: noon In II.
t'olnnllil?I'liolnpln \ , Mr*. I.onIIc
' nrlcr, In "!)u Hurry": Mnry Plek
forii, iitlileil feature; Strnml Wiir Se
rien ii ml Kr>n|oiii> comely; fonllit
iioiim performance, II! nonn (o II.
Superior?Plintoplti.Y, "Mfr'x Sliop
U itiilnn"; con 11 ii nonn prrfnriiitinco.
IlliltO, ninrnliiK, In fl o'clock, nlulit.
I'ormmli Virginia
I'jirtly cloiiil j ii ml
cooler 'I'll urxilit y j I ri
<l*i? fiilr.
North lit roll ii n ?
I'll r 11> i'IuikI) ;i ii*1
'oolcr Tliiirstbi j : |-'r|
*1 *i > fair.
So ii ?li <?n roll mi ?
I'arlly doutly nml
ooler TliiirMiln; : I'rl
il n v fnir.
I.oonl 'I cm pern dire Ymlcrilm,
noon temperature
in ji.-r.-i t nil
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fc iAi. tempo rat ur??
Maximum temperature to 8 I' Si
.Minimum temperature to s p Si
.Moan temperature
Normal torn pern t urc
Kxci.sk in temperature yeRtoriiav
Ui-'llcl'-my in temperature Hiiu
January i
I.oonl Knlnfnll.
I. a i n f a 11 la.si twelve hours.
Ha In fa 11 last twenty-four lioui:? !
'ifV In rainfall niinje >iaruh
I >??!]<
Aciumuliitofl
Ja nuiirv l
xtcus in rainfall
I
I.oonl (ihMprvntlon m s |\ >|. VmtrriliM.
I'emperatui e, r.j, humiilitv, !?:$, wlnil
?I.J'ition, northwoM; win?l, velo.itv It'
w i^i t In r. ra i n. . ? ?
(.rucrnl Writ ther I on.litlono.
W ASIMN'i iTO.V, February 24.- The low
pressure system that cover.'.I the in
">r 'll?tl|eth . t of the .Ml-Sl-Mppi
I.iv.r ..I, Tuesrl;, y ,, | >,, j,,,., 'e.l
. a*t wh t il, an.I Wr .tiiesiln v nluht it was
central over the .Mi.Mle \tl;u,tf.- States
thin .1 ihiuiharir? has > . on attendcii bv
ir.r.eial rains t hroiiu hout the \ 1111r? 11<
?Males. t he l |>|,. r ??j,io Valley aiul'tho
. '"'k'' r.plon. anil tains an.I
1 >?' 1 I'l'er I.ake r.'KKin Trill
perai.Mii. remain IukIi In the .Mlaiillr
'', s ri.erc will he rains anil Know
I hursilay T1.r.-? on of the i;re:,i
The t em Jj e tn t U I'O will fall
I nut'Mlay throimhout th? Atl intl-'
Mates, an?l it Will chaime little in other
part.-, of ti. .country .lurlnt; the i,e\t
f..it >?-. j flit hour s
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KING WILL ENTER RACE
Conner *?latc '?enntor Will lip (nndl
iliilp for Ulnrnt'j- (?cneriiWIiip.
Floyd \V h'lr.g, former Stale Sena
tor from Alleghany County, announced
yesterday that be would be a candidate
for the attorney generalship wln>n the
position again becoir.es open to election.
Mr. King was the first to enter the
field when Judge .Samuel \V. Williams
offered for re-election, but withdrew
when John Garland Pollard decided to
run, leaving Pollard, Judge Williams
and S. Ooi'lon Cummin to fight it out
anion!; themselves.
Another who is being mentioned for
the attorney generalship is Delegate
Hugh A. WJiite, of Rockbridge County.
Mr. White has not. however, made defi
nite announcement of his intentions.
Senator John R. Saunders, of Middle
sex County, yesterday denied the re
porl that he would be a candidate for
the position, saying that he would seek
re-election to the State Senate.
VERDICT FOR $1,500
Mrw. Olive I.. West nml llitNfiimri iii't
Iliimimen for Injuries tn Tnsl Accident.
The Jury in Hustings Court, Part II,
late yesterday returned verdicts for.
Sl.Ti'iO and $n0, respectively. In the stilts
of Olive iand George P. West against
the Richmond Transfer" Company. The
defendant moved the court to have the
verdicts set aside as contrary lo the law
and evidence and the motion was con
tinued for argument.
Olive and George p West instituted
suit for ?:?0.0fi0 and $1,000. respectively,
i for personal injuries sustained in an
? automobile accident on the Cary Street
i Road on March IS, 1!>H. 'J'hey had en
gaged a taxicah at the Main Street
| Station, about midnight, and were to be
! driven to the Country Club. The driver
: of the taxicab ran off the Cary Street
Road and into a telegraph pole and
? both were injured. Mrs. West was
; thrown against one of the windows arid
: a deep gash was cut In her forehead.
;
(A AND?N 2h IN.
TIE SLIDES EASILY
M /ion foliar,s
^-"OLDEST BRANDAMERICA
UN (TCP SHIRT QT COLLAR C0..TR0Y.NX
REAL ESTATE REG0I10
liii i hi in;; inspector Issiicm Permits
for \ew Work Ajitfienat In;;
HU.A I.TV l it \ N'S.tTTlONS LIGHT
Virginia Kealty and ('(Hislrurlion
<"<>mpany Secures Permit to Krwt
Si\ lirlrk DivrllltiKs on Floyd Ave
nue, Costing $3.'t,000.
It-alt-.- t rat.rmct ionr vi?terdnv w ? 1 c
li?ht, the Iiicli'iri.-!)t v.'.- itlt- r op'ralitut
tn orovent :i nuinhoi (if ?><???? I >? fi'ini
K?!iiK '?> ?! The largost sale
terdav war' t.\- lOva P. Palmore to t It??
Maugli tn.i h Stationer* ? "oiiipany. a In'
front I iik t !il i t y - ?i i no foot one inch
the 1101 ill mile of .Marshall Str?-i?t. west
of ? It aha 111 St !????? t. f?r ?*",0(?(i. Tin'
I!a list Iiiiia 11 St-i t iouerv '"oinpaiiy has'
I? 1 111 sevoa! lots In ttiis j?? irtI?? 11 m
tin- past mouth A. U P.o\v?-rr. sol I to
John !?; :iton and other". twonty
?*???? f< ? 1 live and ?i-VPi|-''lKlitli im-hes
?>n 1I1. v. ? ? 1 slil>- <.f |>avis A venue, Just
north 1.1 Main Street, for -...im>i?.
1 ? 11 i 1?i 111 u opi'i nli'itis \ owlet'lay slin\vil
:i decided Improvement, jierinilu lieini;
1 sl|i-.| (or work .11: l; 1 i-l: .11 In k ?' 7 1. H ^ .
"I"? 1 ? - Viiaii.i.i It-alt v ami i'i#ii?ti.i tion
Coirt'pniHj' win erect Mix l>i*lck tln'olllnirii
Ol, til- o.iltli ? lii <?!' I-* 1 ? > I Avii1!!'. to
? ???-'t J.','!.i nn iMVf; llrotlii is Will
I'lii't eleven two Mtorv brlok (IwllillH-",
moil! Ion of vvhn-h v .'is tn.ol o it: this
? oliiinn r:i I <l:i - auo. 01: Addison
and M:o|i"..!i Stro.-t . t .?? will ?< - t ap
1'i'oxlmat? Iv >2 .r?f? ? ?
<n\\<i:iti Tit a n>-fi-:hs.
M'? i-n llcnls of Itnriraln anil '"iile,
\moimtli>c to SI.VlHt.".
I.tilt M .N'niiiiv ?t vi-- to Lillio M.
.Ton-oil, JViMhv feet w.st line
M-a?|ou- P.ridise Ip.art, t:J'i .'????t north
1 of' lliil ?':<fit Avniuo, February J
; IMS. tux fit? '.-mi's. Sin
A I: Mowers m t:x. to John 10.
Son ton i t als, 2 1 fi 5 7-^ inrhes by
| 1**2 feet <*. 1-2 '.itches wept line I lav in
Avonui . :foot 1! :i - 4 inches north
of Main Street February 8, 1515, tax
$5. i 1 'i
M. II. Omohar.dro <t tix to Pleasant
Cirtofl". ?inxl20 foot smith line Oak
Park A.venuo, 1 ?v f. 01 Inches oast of
,1'inoy Honil. f)?-oeinl)or S, 1514. $3 "5. j
lOva I'-. 1'almoro to Maughmnn Sta
tionery Company, 35 foot 1 inch by 57;
(foot 5 inches north lino Marshall Street.
122 foot west of <!rahatn Street. Feb
Jrimry I". 151".. tax *7. $in.
Hol.ot t P. S' hillltiK .-t ux to K. F.
! I'.-.ln'l.-xtor. 24x50 f??? ? t vv? st lino Third
Stroot, 15.'. foot south of Preston Street.
February -<>. 151'.. tax U\ ? 1 ft.
K. S. Mo..ior ft u.x. to 11. K. Crucley.
< t al.. lot 1, in i.loi k v. in t!io plan of
Hurwoll's Addition. January 25. 1013,
11a x f.ii H-ntN, * I.
11 H t'roocoy, Jr.. ot als. to 10. S
Mooror, lot n. in I.lo.-k f>. in tho plan
of I: irwoll's Addition. January
1 5 I r?. tax r?0 ( erits, * 1.
iii'.Mtuo tu wsnous.
I n n llrod* of llnrun'n nnd Snlr,
Amounting to *2,'!.">n.
Sallin M Tarplov . t als. to P. I).
Perkins. H x 1 ??f ? foot west line 1'ila
wato Avi nno, ~f> foot s'. ith of Milton
Street. 1'ohruarv 20, 151.". tax $1. Jl1'.
P. <\ Knrnetto ot u.\ to 10. M. Wil
liams'. 12i'ixH? feet 011 Holly Street, in
Highland Springs: and K. M. \Vil
liatiis eonvi j'k to H. Itnrnet.te. 14S
ni'ios ahotn two miles east of Fork
I'liion and known as Oak Grove. l-*. h
tnarv 2a, 191.1, each parcel valued at
c -jo an.
<IIA NPKH V HIOIOIJS OK Tit t'ST.
Si-von Drrdn of Triml. A111011111111 u to
57.0.VI.I2.
10. A. I.ivsio et ux. to Charles K.
Willis, trustee. (.Vvltn feet east, line
Konrth Avenue, l.'.n f.-et south of
Stuart Str.ot. Kcbruarv 10, 15la, $1,
1 '?2r'.
1 Louis W'.-hlor r t ux. to t'lmrlos IC.
1 Willis et a 1.. trustees. 35x124 feet east
line Thirty-first Stro.-t, 50 f-.t south
of S Street. February 24. 1515, t5aa.
10. 1 . Polniie\tor ot ux. to Stuart
Howe, trustee. 2 < \ 5 0 feet west Inn-,
Third Stre ". 195 fo.-t south of Preston
Street, l-'r lirnarv 2'), 1515, $1,120.
Ida I! ThorotuiliKood to tieoi'Ro W. .
HraKC. trustee, lv to. t 4 inchea l>y 11
1-2 f- .-i north lirn- I nival Street, 59 1-2
fo.-t w. s! of Prentiss Alley. Kel.ruiiry
. 21. 1515, $174.12.
Allen llenrv ot ux. to 10. S Kose, '
jot nl.. trustees, lots f. and 0, |n block
In the plan of Colonial Place. l-'eli
runrv 1 >>. 1515, $."')(?.
; T. W Moon- ot ux. to H. P.. Pollard.
; Jr., trrstee, 2">xlflo feet north lino
Moore Street, 5rt feet west of Moore
Street Kehrnnrv 15. 1515. $2,24f>.
Maryett.- 15. Start et vir to W. P.
Itedd. trustee, lots S to IS, Inclusive, in
block v. in the plan of Highland Park.
In the Plateau. February 22, 1515,
$ 1.000.
HKMlltn OKKDM OK TIM'ST.
One llecil of 'I'niKt, A mount In k to
*1.4X10.
ft. A. Smith -t u.\. to John Sloan,
trustee, SI 1-H ticres ncur tho 1'arham
r.oiul, about ?ii.ht miles nortlicuM of
city. February is. IS* li?, ..$1,000,
<*iiANt'i'itv itr.i.r.ASK nr.i.ns.
Five Hclensr Heeds, Amounting to
81it.i in.
f trot no W. Bragx, trustee. to Ida 13
Thoroughgood. IS fret 4 Inches by 1 1
CALOMEL SELDOM
Nasty druir salivates, makes
you sick and you lose
n day's work.
K very druggist iri town?your drug
gist and everybody's drutrgist has no
ticed a meat falling-off In tho sale of
calomel. They all give the same rea
son. Dodson'a I.Ivor Tone is taking Its
place.
"Calomel is dangerous ami people
know II. while Dotlson's I.Ivor Tone is
perfectly safe ami gives hetler Jesuits."
paid a prominent local druggist. Dotl
son's Liver Tone is personally guaran
teed by every druggist who sells it. A
largo bottle costs s>" cents, and if it
fails to give easy relief in every ease
of liver sluggishness and constipation,
you have onlj to ask for your money
hack.
. Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take a spoonful at night and wake up
feeling line; no biliousness, sick head
ache, ncid stomach or constipated bow
els. It doesn't grlpo or cause Incon
venience all the next day like violent
calomel. Take a dose of calomel to
day and to-morrow you will feel weak,
sick and nauseated. Don't loso a day's
work! Take Dotlson's Liver Tone in
stead and feel fine, full of vigor and
ambit ion.?Atl vert i semen t.
5 Attention, Mr. Farmer! "
For Sale, One Rumley Oil Pull j
; Traction Engine I
t'sing kerosene for fuel. 11ns only I
boon used a few months and is In I
line condition. Also, four Troy
4-yard Dump Wagons, In good com
[dillon. Why not buy and use this
outfit for hauling your manure and
tloing your plowing'.' It wofks per
fectly, nml when it Is not working
tho expense-stops, fan be gotten
at onco. Address I\ O. Box 525,
Newport News, Va.
1 ?:* !'????! 11 ?> it a i lino I'.yal Street,' II 1-2'
fee t \\ ? st n| I'i'i'iiiiss Ml- -\ I' cIm m.ii y
I'M ..
K. S. Kosi' < t -11.. I r ; ?,? ? ? v?_ t <, Kmma
.1. Murphy, L" 1 fin'l $ Incites l>v SC foctl
V. i m'lics s. . i |, |j jt. ( 1 i 1 h ? i . ?. S11 cel.
? eet ' mi lion wvi't ? i 1 il'-ll St reel.
Ftdirualy j i. 1915, *500.
II T. Ruli-son i t al . t ruste.'s. to
? ? ? oi ^c \\" i!av, .If., is f. ? t '1 inches
vnv m< ;.? t 7 Imhi'M .south line Frank
tin .--tii i i. between Thirteenth iuiil
I'i.iii t???*(!t li stre?" :? I known as
lvi:t Vrankli: Street. Feh
itin\ i i'ii:., M,i<o.
Sam. lli't'iv S Walbrsteln. the
a' ? Ii'pr-Iv i?S ? i In , I next above
Febi Hill' 1! I, !!'!* 1 1.1'lio
Klam .V I- imstcn. '? t ill., trustees. to
i'. \V. Pollard. ""is 1 ..'i ii i * north line
S Street, fi-ot fjist nf Twentieth
I Y-irunrv 2:i. I ft 1 5. ?1.
111-vitico itki.kask i?i:i:i?s. t
One Itflrnur lli'i-il, \ mini n 11 n k In
Samuel Repcsler. Iriistoi.. to I: A
Smith, 3 1 '-t nidi's ti? i Pnrham Road.
Mhout ?*l?-1 mllos noi'thcnst of <? 11.>*.
i-'i i i u:n \ iT'lTi. sr.on.
t. s. ( iitri rr i lit iit ov mtkai.s.!
The 1'nlted Stales Circ ' Court. of Ap
P'-.ils iiTiinvi'iicil -.???.t : morniiu?
? It )i| o'clock. with ?' 7 '*11 i I .IlldKes
Knapp ami Woods. an! ! ?.? : : I? t JudK'
I'luiniir, in attendance
< '.id s :%? i>u< <| \ i>"|i . ?'a
Nil. l.'Cl?i C'lli/I II" *1*1 ?>^ 1 ;? I <1 :*r
ailty Company of West Virginia, plain
i iff iri < it.ii vs. i iiuii. a i; . tui-r.v. Fire
Insurance Company. .I-' mlitni In
iti'iir i*M'i>r (?> ill- IM^iii i c nil iit
I'a t kersl, . ? u. W Va Continued from
\ i -st.-i fi.i v. ('iiiisp I'm tli>. iiiKi-il by
i'.. .M AuiMei. I'ltl'ki rs' i? lt W Va .
for ili<. plaintiff In < not-, ate b\ llarrv
W I la y wi! ril, Ni.-w V?i: :? fo: tin- !? -
f'-ii'liiit in error. ami s . limit t < ??i.
N" I :i:tx I'.-nn I'riii e Companv :? ml
Oallam M'ltrlcii, appell.i tit an.I ??ru.s<"
a p|iellers vs County of i\ ? ?r'hinv, np
i.i'il. .. jit..| cross-tipp* Until i ross-ap
tii'al- from the I'is'.i't Court at
i 'hti ib-st ?. r:. S. i /X rn : <il liv I?avi? iV
|i;ivi- , U' i 1 iii i iik 11.ii, N. ? :? ml Wil' ox
|V W'ili-I.x. I l.H'1 !:'<?. <" l<i|' III" : I |i -
fiPllantK ami cross- ijip. 11-.- arnl liv
'I'homiis .1 Kirklami a'.i M.-jivlal 1,
Siiiith, I'aimli-ii. S. for *.l.. a|ip"11eo
nil iTtiss-miiiilia nt.
< "aK< i ii .-a 11 for to-rtm
N*o. I 1 Tin- Sout''.. i: ?'..tT? ? ri <ii|
i 'oir.pnnv. plaintiff in f-rror v> William
.! Sholton, il.-fi mln n t in itro;; . rror to
t'ip Klstrirt ("<int nt < "oltiiahia, S.
To In- nt'KU(*<l hv 11, \V. itoiiinson. C?i
l unl-la, S. i", far tin' plaintiff in i>rrnr,
and h_v William N l,yl"f, Columhln. S
?for tip- il.-fonO'int in .rror.
A<lini11to praotico:
John W. . Mason. Jr., Fairmont. W.
Va.; Frank <'. Ilavmoii'l. Fnlrfont, W.
\'a., are a?ln?ltt?*ii to praoti.-i- as at
torneys and counsellors of this court.
nrsTi\r;s conn', paiit ii.
The suits of Olive I, and i.i.nrnf P.
Wist against the Richmond Transfer
Company for and Sl.C.oo. re
spi-i-lively, are oil trial in the llust
iniss court. Part II
Itessie May Jenkins instituted suit
fur $iri.nf'ft apainst tin- Viralnl i Uail
wav and Power I'ompaiiv in tin- Hust
ings Court, Part II.. yesterday. No de
claration \\ as li li d.
ciia ii Tints issrKn.
Amendment to charter of Hampton
Koads N'avlnation Company. Inc.. Nor
folk, chanuimr namo to Pocahontas
Naxiiiiiiion Company, Inc., and en
l.-iiKlns its imwers.
Amendment to charter Old Imtnininn
Match Company, Incorporated. lt?>a
tuike, cl iminatliiK provision f.?i pre
f?>rred stock.
South Iliohmond I.and and Im
provement Company. Incorporated,.
Richmond. Capital sto-k, Slu.OOft to
00ft. reril estate huHiiiess. hfo K.
L'liman, president: Charles T. Jones,
secretary, both of Klehmond.
'!'h<- I.' lui'-nwooil Morcantih1 Porpor
ation, Norfolk. Capital stock.
minimum and maximum Slft.OOfi; i;en
? ?t.il M.i'antile husiness. P.enjamln T.
P.arties, president: Walter Smith, secre
tut.v, hot ii of Norfolk.
Itadfoiii-Willis Southern Railway.
Principal olllce Kailford. Minimum
m>ft, maximum $SOrt.i>00: !?. huild and
operate a railroad from the city of
Radford. Va., In Montgomery I'uunty
through Floyd and Carroll Counties
to the North Carolina line near Jtt.
Airv, estimated lenuth s>\ ent v-II ?? e
miles. J. I.. Vauwhan, president.
Those who know
say that sunny
is the ideal place
for automobiling;
for golf, tennis
and other
outdoor sports.
There are more
miles of oiled Link
ways here than in
any other section of
U. S. A. Just the I
place to hring your'
touring car. Bring
along your golf
clubs, too, and keep
on playing when
Eastern links are
snowbound.
Go "SanSa Fe all the way"
lbs California Limited
iif* ? ? ?? ?
is aj\ all-steel tram exclu
sively for first-class travel
Three other daily Santa Fe
trains to California ; and the
Santa Fc de-Luxe, weekly
in winter.
Fred Harvey meal service.
On your way visit the
Gra nd C anyon of Arizona.
Nineteen-fifteen is Exposi
tion year at San Francisco
and Saa Die^o.
Write to C.L.Seotfraves. Gen.Colonization
Agent, 2301 Railway Exchange, Chicago,
for Arizona and San Joaquin Valley land
booklets.
Ask mc (or Panama
Expositions,
California Limited
and Grand Canyon
booklet*.
0. TV St. John, O. A.,
711 Chrstnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Shawsvllle. \V. I. C.'stte. secretary ?? r?? 1 '
treasurer. both of Willis
Smith - Whit e Corpora I Ion. Norfolk.
Minimum ?2."00 to maximum S2<'.000
par value $100, William W. W'li it?-.
lircsM- nt ;i!nl ti< i^ure/: \V. I.. McCoy.'
.ii'iri.u;., until of Norfolk.
Ill II.DINt; I'KU.MITS.
IVII Mtilltllusc I'ermltv, Amounting I"
!?7 I.
Ifii111h for lew and repair work,
tti'in issued li\ nuil'limr Inspector
It'll If \ evierday. as '<1110'.%:;:
I.'-w!l> Cinter L.iiid and Improve- |
nient Company, (Mi.-. 'I'. II. lluwcll), to
'?nild a two-story frame 'lu'i IlittK on ?
the cast Hide of Laburnam Avenue, bo-|
'.ween Maple wood and Setnlnarv Ave
ii "vs. lliuhl.ui'l Park. t<> cost
flavin ISrothers. to build six l>ri k
<1 w< ilirii;n on tin- west si?l? of Ail II
t-o'i Street, between t'nry and Taylor
St I I'l l H, to </OK.t S 13,000.
Virginia llcilly and Construct Ion
Company to build t?lx two-storv l?r 1 '? K
dwellings on south side of Kloyd Ave.
nil'-, li'lwoti Mulberry Street and the
1 t?.nI. vard. to rost $:i.!,cn)0.
'Mtailis K. Willis and I'avls I'.rotli
ers, io Imll 1 live tuo-stors r I ? k
dwellings or east Sitlo of Madison
Street, In't v,-> ,-ti M.'in Street and Kloyd
Avenue, to cost ?11,500.
?' 1**. IMiggitis to build n orie-story
'?rick garag. in r< ar of 2-">23 Park
AVenile, to . .St J2.".0.
II' Sparks, to repair brick theatre.
Kmst llroad Street. to cost $17:.
.1 I'. Stiiitli. to repair t'ratii" s t ore
and dw llliin. I??1 r. Centre Street, to
< ? .s t f ;.IUI,
-M. S Myers, to Imllil a two-story
brick r:hup in i.ar of 121 South Ch??rrv
St l ? i t. to coyt * I' ? .
M ilia S Vale'it in<> Estate. to repair
>>i i- k lmlldinn ?;;*Ea.-t Main
to i ost i.
.1 ml I!. Wood, to rt pair brbk 'store
East^Main Street. "'<> cost Sl.'.tOI*.
Ij'l.l'.l "I'll |i I'EIOIITS.
Th' following permits wore Issued
by the Electrical department vestcr
?la v
Tri-St it>' Kle. tr: - t'onipany. for .T.
Woinstein, Sit North Sixth Street, six
outlets.
Same, for W. I. Childress*. -119 North
Fourl h St re. !, on.- out let
Same, for It. Slmll. 722 North Seven
teenth Street. Mve outlets
Lyons Williams, for ?' E. Sprenkle,
?It-., 21 IT Kensington Avenue, twenty
six outlets.
Same, for same, 24 13 Kensington
Avenue, twenty-six outlets.
Same, foi same. 24 1."> Kensington
Avenue, twenty-six outlets.
W. 11. I.ucy. for C. and A. Adgnr.
1711 Knst Main Street, seven fixtures.
Martin K- Myers, for P. 'leorge, 1719
Kast Main Street, six lights on soda
form tal n.
Same, for Virginia Theatre, 711 East
llroad Street, sixteen lights.
.1. 10. Caudle, for St. Joseph Church,
705 North First Street, lowering (ix
I I !
S i me, for Joseph f; ross:na ti. 14nn 1-2
West Hroail.Street, one two-horse-pow
? r motor.
Kiigelhcrg K- Hear, for Elax I'.roth
ers. I S 011 Challiti Street, two outlets and
tlx t ill es
W. II. .'enks. for I'avls A: Archer.
2.">0s 1-2 Kloyd Avenue, thirty outlets.
That dandruff, itching
scalp and falling hair art;
mostly duo to a contagious
disease is now recognized by
dermatologists everywhere.
A notable demonstration was by
Mrs. hussar and Rishop, who took
dandruff scales from tho head of a
student who was losing his hair,
and having mndo a pomade of
thom with vaseline, rubbed the
same upon a guinea-pig, and the
pig became bald. (See Geo.
Thomas Jackson, M. I")., on di
sease of the skin, 4th edition.)
The success of Newbro's
Herpicide in the eradication
of this contagion is quite
extraordinary. Neglect and
delay only add to the trouble.
Uegin to-day with Herpicide
and watch the improvement.
Stops itching of the sculp
almost instantly. Try it.
>oih! 10 tMHitn lii Ntnnipn to Tho
II ?T|ii?'lil<> Coiii)iiui.v, Dept. I OS. II,
Detroit, Mirli., fur Niiinplt- unci book
let.
Two Si/on?.V) i>rntn mill St.Olf
^n'll ami mi:traiitcr?l nt nil Toilet
(?ninln <'Olllll<TN.
W lien yon cull for f loritlclilr, ilo
not n Miilistltiitr.
N ppllcnNoun til fir oiii I no lit llnrlirr
S llO|)N.
Something for Nothing!
To pet started with vou wo ninko you
tho following offer: Send us Jt.GO for
1.000 Frostproof Cabba^o Plants. Rrown ;
In tho oppn nlr and will stand froez-'
intr; crown from tho Celebrated Seed
of Holgina Sr Son and Thorboin A Co
find I will s nd you 1,000 Cabbajro
Plants additional PUKR. and you can
repeat the order as many times as you
like. 1 will glvo you spcclal prices on
Potato Heed and I'otnto P'nntu later.
Wo want (he accounts of clonn buy
ers. largo and small. Wo can supply all
Atlantic Coast Plant Co.
Ho* UK, Younwn lalnml, S. O.
si: ion
Grass find ('lover, Potatoes,
Onion Sots, Poan.
FHM'D
Ilorso, Hairy, Poultry.
FKIITIMZRU
SlnR and Itouemnal
S. T. Beveridge & Co.
Ofllce, 1'J17 W. Ciiry Streot,
Klevalor and Warehouse,
Seventh and Ryrd Streets,
lliclimoml, Va.
S.-.:nc. for Saunders St Co.. .".10 ??ra
ham St roet, one one-fourth-horao
j'-'V tM' motor.
Same, tor l.e voiisoii & Co.. 30S I'ast
Main Street. i'ihii outhts
Winston Kb' trie I'diistriictlnn Com
pany, for !. C Jenkins, 1 o i; .N'orth
I'ixinii Street. olianKlt'tC wiring.
I'l.MlltlM. 1*1*11 >1 ITS.
IVrmitM ivoir iKKiird hv th** Plumb
in?i li)K|i?>i toi teniay. an follow?
.1. H ?*liai>-"-II iV Itro . for Wortlinll
l!rnth?-rs. IL'ti; .\|e|)ono'ii;h stroet.
.1 It. I'SI.V. Cot- I <' Slower*. 11
l!?-IM-2S North Tl?irt v-???< uml Str'*?t.
M A It l< I \?;k I.Jf t.\?*kh.
\ innrrlnKo license wr>r. issued by 'ho
? lfk of thf IItistlu;;? Court yesterday
To l.ouis lali;ai Slater and Ituhy Lie
Tucker, both of Klclunond.
MIMCir\l. nil'IIOVKMKXTS.
The Administrative Hoard authorised
the roll,.will*; Improvement* y ???it enl'i <
? * 11 v Kimint or In- t rnct ???! (<? kIvc at
tention to tin- smooth puvliiK of the
r.illnuiiiK streets, as soon as he Mets
the Muck that were recently ordered:
I l.i ii Ihi.h Street. between ftrond Street
;iti?l Park Avenue. I,:n:fel Street, t rom
i irfti f Street to I* irk Avenue, an I
l-*oushe" StreeT, fro'n I frond to Frank
lin Sine!"
IT.TITION l\ IIAMvlll I'TI V.
A voluntary peti'ion In bankruptcy
was fi I ??< t v est etila y in tli?' Culled States
l?istri<t Court b\ James Tierus. :i bar
I. .. uf Law ren* < \ Ille. Ills liabilities
ar<- placid at >'?!".7.>, and his assets at
,? I'.'.
I'liin for Hhies* llji/jmr.
The IMchmond l.l;rht Infantrj Flltien"
Mallallon will In hi a bazaar April I'.i-JI.
to raise money to help defray tin- ex
poses ..f the battalion to the Pnnatiri
I'acitic Imposition in California. Mrs.
Norman V. Itandolpk. chairman of the
women's committee, has called a meet
ins; ?>r her eommttee in the Jefferson
Hotel to-morrow nluht at s o'clock.
STREET CAR COMPANY
AWARDED WRIT OF ERROR
Court ??f \p|ii>nU Will K?*vI?mv \ rrdlei
of to (ai'orftt*
I!. I.urklu.
T!ie supreme Court of es
t onlay Kr;i n ted a. writ <>f error r? ? ? ?l
supcrjeilfflx iti ! lie t.ise <>f Urni itP V"
! ?lukin against the Virginia Railway
I'oniinuiy. 11?tr tip from the ???r:? ? 111
Court of Norfolk County, in whtcli
itidKiiifliit for whs awarded
;igainst tee compan>
I.arkin was a passenger on a car of
the Virvrinla Railway and Rower i'-n
winy, which, on July 17. collided
with n train of the Virginian Rnilwi.
it a crii.iO crossing; near Ocran View
I my people. aniont; them Rnrkin, w?re
injured. I.irkin was ivmulil hy h.
foot when a gondola of the Virginian
Railway on which the street car w.-f
(liner pushed through the floor and
I'.'lUKlit him in Hueh i\ position that
he I'oitld not extricate himself. In
this position, supported !>y friend?. !
was hold for ;in hour and a half. h>
tentilied. He wiiK taken to a hospital
ifter i.e was removed front the wreck
age and remained there a wok.
I.arkin was inailinu ''Icrk in the First
National Hank of I 'ort srnouth. and re
ceived t valary of J 1" a month. In it-t
petition. the Virginia Railway a ltd
I'ov.er Company alleges t >?s? t. the ver
! diet was eontrarj to the law ami evi
deitee. ami that the damaaes awarded
are excessive. The accident wa:i In
vestigated l?y the State Corporation
('omnii s.sion.
Allln l>rlv??r DNiulv<;ed.
The case against H. H. Williams,
charged with striking f c Rois.seau
with his automobile and inflicting in
Juries which liter canned the man's
death, was dismissed In the I'olico
Jf'ouit ves'.nrday. It was shown that
i the injury of Mr. Rolsseau was purely
idental.
Ke
J/Jdviqe
?>/-. Zety/s
| The questions answered below am
: perioral in character, fhe symptoms or
?diseases are given and the answers will
?apply In any rase of similar nature.
Those wishing: further advice, free
J may address nr. Lewis Halter. College
Hldg.. Colleges-1011 wood sts., i'avton, O.,
; enclosing self-addressed stamped en
velope for reply. Kuil nume and ad
dress must he given. l.tit only initials
or fictitious name will be used in my
. answers. The proscriptions can ii?
I filled at any well-stocked drug store,
j Any druggist can order of wholesaler.
from the drugstore: Iodide of potas
sium, 2 drains; sodium salicylate. \
drains; wine of eolehlcum, 1-2 oz.;
t coin p. fluid balmwort, 1 oz.; eomp. es
sence cardiol, I oz., and syrup sarsa
i pari)In. f. ozs. Mix and take a tea
I spoonful at mealtime and again before
' going to hed.
C. U nsks: "I have tried to cure dnn
druff, itching scalp, falling hair and
baldness with numerous tonics, etc,
but in vain. What do you recommend?"
Answer: I have been recommending
plain yellow miuyol for the past seven
years, and scores of my patients are.
delighted with the quick, pleasant ac
tion of this remedy in stopping itching
memory tUt? Ji.S' Wli- Vi'MA'.
Imr'a," ?Vr !)r?Un?" 1 rV.M '1,1
Worried Man writes: "Let me say
that my condition puzzles and worries
me. In the last year 1 seem to have
been growing old rapidly, though only
:tv My food and sleep do not recuper
ate my strength and energy, and lately
I have dizzy spells, trembling, head
aches. loss of
hopelessness.
over my condition ...
Answer: Cheer up. get well and "then
conserve your vitality by proper, tem
perate living. Obtain three-grain cad
omene tablets In sealed tubes with full
directions, use them and an agreeable,
pleasing restoration should ensue to
your entire satisfaction.
Mr. I.. C. It. asks:
possible to reduce my weight from 240
pounds to about lJ?u pounds?"
Answer; It is impossible to say Just
how much one can reduce until af'er
trying, but f>-graln arholone tablets
should be used according to directions
with each sealed tube, obtainable at
most any drug store. if the tlesli is
II. M. R. writes "Can you please pre
scribe medicine which will relieve mo
of such distressing symptoms of kid
ney and bladder, sis the following:
I'ains in small of back, soreness in
j region of bladder, frequent calls at
night but scanty tlow with pnln. burn
Po you think It Is t and foul odor, pufling of limbs, etc
Answer: Those seeking relief from
kidney and bladder disorders should
beyln taking halm wort tablets, n very
successful formula sold in scaled tubes
with full directions.
Mrs. N. R. R. nsks: "I suffer from
headache and constipation periodically
unnatural you should easily reduce nsi.,,,,1 tny blood seems too thick causing
desired. ] languor and tired feeling. I will thank
! you to prescribe for me."
Mrs. I. R. writes: "What can 1 do for I Answer: Three-grain sulplierh tah
n bad ease of stomach, liver and bowel ! '<???* sulpliuri ?re most effective,
trouble? Mv t?.ed sours in stomach, I relieving constipation, thinning the
blood and removing the symptoms of
languor, etc. 1 ad vise you to begin
taking as per directions with each
rift, have heartburn, and a full, uncom
fortable feeling after meals; consti
pated at intervals, coated tongue and
bad breath all the lime."
Answer Thousands of people in this
country are afflicted as you are, and
to get immediate relief and gradually
?ffect
scaled package.
"\V. V.." writes: "I have such a very
severe cough r.nd cold ami have not
...... permanent results. I advise you able to get anything to help me.
to buy of your druggist a dollar pack-i 'l 's weakening my system.
age of "double-four stomach and bowel Answer: I se the following and ;
age
medicine" and use
the packet.
as per directions on
J. It. O. nsks: "1 am thin, angular,
weak and tireo. What can I take to
Improve my health, strengthen my
nerves and increase my weight about
L'u pounds
Answer. Take regularly with your
meals three-grain by po-niiclane tab
lets. sold in sealed packages, by drug
gists. with complete directions. These
tablets Improve the blood, increase nu
trition, and strengthen the nervous
system if used regularly for several
months.
"Lee" writes: "I have tried so many
remedies for rheumatism that I am al
most afraid to try any tnore. but if
you can tell me a sure remedy I will
try it."
Answer: l>o not be disheartened be
cause you have not been able to find
something that would over-ome your
rheumatism, for you can be relieved if
vou will take what I tell ybu. Get
>h! and cough will vanish and you
will soon be strong again. Get a 2 1-2
oz. bottle of concentrated essence men
tho-laxene and take every hour or two.
This can lie taken pure or made into a
full pint of. home-made syrup. Full
directions aw to use will be found on
bottle. This is a mild laxative and
will drive the cold from the system.
R. O. O. asks: "Will you please pre
scribe a home treatment for a bad
case of catarrh of the nose and throat,
Also, my daughter Is affected with Pel
vic Catarrh or green sickness."
Answer: Your daughter should begin
taking a tonic flesh-building treatment
and for such a case I know of nothing
better than three-grain by po-nuclane
tablets. Local treatment Is also neces
sary for both catarrh of the bead and
l'elvlc Catarrh. A simple but effective
antiseptic and curative treatment can
bo followed at homo by buying either
a two or eight-ounce package of anti
septic Vilane I'owder containing coni
plete directions.
Lessons Come Easier
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