Alexandria gazette. [volume], September 11, 1919, Page THREE, Image 3

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DECISION SUSTAINED
Important Ruling in Workmen's,
Compensation Award
? Richmond, Sept. 11.?In an opin
ion handed down Tuesday by Judge
Beverley T. Crump, of the Law and
Equity Court of the city of Richmond
the Industrial Commission of Vir
ginia is sustained on every point in
the first case appealed by defendant
employers from the decision of the
commission.
The case in question was that of
Phaup and Tinsley against Isaac
"Eray, complained that he was injured
at Seven Pines while sawing wood
in the employ of Phaup and Tinsley.
anJ claiming that the injury had j
arisen out of and in the course of j
such empIovment. The injury alleged
was the loss of a part of the index
finger and the laceration of the
thuniib of his right hand.
Phaup and Tinsley, the defendants
claimed that they did not come with
in the provisions of the workmen'?
compensation act, and that they
were merchants and not contractors.
The defense was also made tha 1
Bray was employed by a third party
at the time of his alleged injury
which said third party was an inde
pendent contractor, and that the al
leged injury was intentionally self
inflicted.
After hearing all,the evidence sub
nrited, the State Industrial Commis
sion decidc 1 thai the claimant, Isaac
Bray, was entitled to recover from
the defendants. Phaup and Tinsley.
compensation for the loss of the in
dex finj*er of the right hand, and he
was awarded the amount of S10 pir
week for a period/ of thirty-five
weeks. The case was appealed with
in thirty days by Phaup and Tins
ley.
This being, as it^were. a test case
under the operation of the work
men's compensation ,act. the opinion
of Judge Crump is regarded as being
peculiarly significant to the -S.OOO
employees of the State of Virginia.
BURNED AT THE STAKE
Body of Alleged Slayer of Georgia
Woman Riddled With Bullets
Athens, Oa.. Sept. 11.?Obe Cox.
negro, the alleged murderer of the
wife <>f an Oglethorpe county farm
er Monday last, was captured by
the posse yesterday.
lie was taken to the rcene of the
crime, his body ridfiJed with bullets
and burned at the stake. Several
thousand people witnessed the scene.
Gifted Palmist and Clairvoyant
She does not tel.
things to please
you, but reads your
"hand just as it in
dicates, from the
cradle to the grave;
teils every persor.
what steps in lif
to .take to bettei
themselves; wha'
part of the coun
try is best for t'n?n
tells you how to become healthy .
remain so; what business you arc
adapted for when and whom you will
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md family troubles; reunites the sep
arated. Does everything seem to gc
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Do rot despair as you can yet learr.
he true road to success and happiness
or both await you if you will on!}
mow how when and where to find
hem which will be revealed to you
>he tells you what you have done and
irhat you are doing now and what >01.
re eroiiur to do. All told without ask
n? a sinirle question. She has helper
thers, why not you?
No matter what may be your am
ition. lu>pe or fears, she guarantee*
o help you. Are you in trouble? D
ou find the one you have bestowei
our trust and affection upon aetn
r?ol and indifferent toward you? Shi
il remove all obstacles and te'.i
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Reading $1.00
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RED TUBE $3.50
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We are overstocked on
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>r a few days.
Other sizes of tires and
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T. H. MAY & SON, Inc.
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; MERCIER IN BALTIMORE
Thousands Join Tumultuous ^ el come
to Heroic Belgian Cardinal
?Baltimore, Sept. ll| Baltimore
yesterday paid royal tribute to Car
dinal Mercier.
Thousands turned out to greet
|; the gallant Belgian churchman,
?making the reception the greatest
j anv visitor to the city ever has re
' ccived. Cardinal Gibbons and Gov
I jrnor Harrington were among those
[ to welcome the prelate.
t Cardinal Mercier came to Balti
I more yesterday afternoon after
watching the First Division parade
in New \ ork.
Thousands were in the pvocession
nl from the statioi: to the Archiepis
copa! residence of Cardinal Gibbons.
The parade was was led by a com
pany of soldiers from Cau.p Meade
and music was furnished by a camp
band.
?*La Brabancone." Belgium's na
tional anthem, was sung by the
crowds which lined the streets
hrough which the cardinal passed.
Rat-Snap Beats the Best Trap Ever
Made" Mrs. Emily Shaw Says
"My husband bought $2 trap. 1
iutc.it a 50c box of R.A T-bNAP. The
1 rr.p only caught 3 rats but RAT
?XAP killed 12 in a week. I'm nc-'-er
?vithout RAT-SNAP. Reckon I
. Duldn't raise chicks without it." RAT
SNAP comes in cakes. Three sizes.
?r>c. 50c, SI.00. Sold and guaranteed by
K. E. Knight and Son, Alexandria;
Mar.k'n's Store. Falls Church.
'M,
To make flaky
biscuits,delicious
muffins and
gerr53,rec/dough
nuts and cake of
fine texture?
you must use
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SECOND HAND SUITS AND
OVERCOATS BOUGHT
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
Quick Service
WOLFSON, TIIE TAILOR
307 King Street
Formerlv 106 North Fairfax St.
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TEX PERSONS KILLED ? j
TrtJpps Use Machine Guns in Fight- j
ing In Silesia
Berlin, Sept. 11.?Te"n persons
were killed and eleven woudecf dur
ing food riots in Glogau, Siiesia,
Tuesday.
Troops used machine guns and
hand grenades against the troops.
The trouble started when threat
ening crowds gathered before the
shops and protested against the
deamess of food. The situation be
came critical and troops were called
out.
The crowd attacked the soldiers
and one soldier was shot. Thereupon
the order to fie was given and the
streets were cleared by the use of
machine guns and hand grenades,
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skin irritation and that makes the skin
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Any druggist can supply you with
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skin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples,
rashes, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blem
ishes disappear over night. Itching us
ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an ex
tra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain,
is not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins, t
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Come live in a "Roberts" Hotel
HOTEL VOWELL
R. K. Woodburn, Mgr.
G19 S. Lee St., Phone 1012
and
HOTEL LAMPHIER
B. B. Clark, Mgr.
521 King St. over Weil Bros.
Licensed by city to make a
real home for strangers, elec
tric lights and oceans of hot
water for baths. Home cooked
food and plenty of it. Rooms,
with or withocit meals. Table
boarders and transients ac
commodated. Special Weekly
Rates.
AGNEW COURT
310 South Pitt St.
An exclusive furnished house
keeping apartment hotel will be
enlarged soon. Put your name
on the waiting list.
Owned and operated by
R. S. ROBERTS,
"Ask any tenant.'
TheMill Stones
In a woman's life are marked
by the jerwels she acquires.
Each one as she looks at it
recalls pleasant memories.
Will the woman you are most
interested in have the memo
ries you want her to ? We
have the jewels that she will
admire.
SAUNDERS & SON
'I 629 KING STREET.
The Cleaning of ? ?
Lace Curtains and
Neckties
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Has been added to our ever increasing business in-?
cleaning rugs and carpets. And our servicers prompt ;
and careful. May we demonstrate it to you?
' OUR TRUCKS GO EVERYWHERE
| ^Alexandria Laundry, Inc.
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big number
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Rupert Hughes
Robert W. Chambers
James Oliver Curwood;
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Arthur Somers Roche-v
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Meredith Nicholson
Frank R. Adams
Jack Boyle
Kenneth L. Roberts
Perceval Gibbon
Albert Payson Terhune
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Frederic
Harrison FisfTer
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'Howard Chandler Christy
James Montgomery Flagg
F. X. Leyendecker
W. T. Benda
J. Scott Williams
W. D. Stevens
Lee Conrey
H. R. Ballinger
Paul Bransom
Dean Cornwell
Grant T. Reynard
Edward L. Chase
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