The times dispatch. [volume], September 05, 1912, Image 10

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Uli RESULT
PRESAGESSUCCES
Josephus Daniels Figures That
Wilson Is Certain to Sweep
Country.
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Penitentiary Directors Will Soon
Let New Contract for
Prisoners.
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rb lijliip-, eobttlnK and Other work in
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uboiti (100 additional men will thus !>o ;
put to work iih the rnn'tlsi while about I
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arc now about i'OU in on on the roads,
f,ust winter thi directors hdvertlsod
for bids for cpnvlet biro and received
in?' from the lleliancc Manufacturing!
Company, which desires t" make shirts. I
it i fund n much higher price than Is
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regarded as out of date, and new ones I
will be aski d. Tills present contractor
did not hid.but It may do so on the new
The jlrejfcnt contract cannot he re?
newed iior can a hew contract be made
director!--, ilie tlovernor and the secre?
tary ? i ?? Star. Hoard "I < "iiarlties an.1 i
und.:' the taw contract must le fixed
Su'j Instttuied,
Sai: -.v...? brnmchi yrrterdfty in the l.nw
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LOCAL COiVIPANIES
10 BE INSPECTED
Large Attendance Urged for An
nual Muster of Infantry
Commands.
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of (he VI
t Hattall.
Will Make Final Arrangements
To-Morrow Might for Tues?
day's Primary.
FIGHT GROWING INTENSE
Candidates Hard ai Work and
Public Vitally Interested
In Contest.
ciiv chairman Mit?? M. Martin Is?
sued .1 raij yesterday for it meeting
,,f tii ?'-ty Democratic Committee, to
... ,]| .it Murphy's llotel lo-ntdrrOw
ovonlnis at S o'clock At thl:l meeting
judges Of .1. ti II will be Choi'eh ami
Una) arrangements mad.- for the pri?
mary election ul next Tuesday;
.\ 11<.1 ..? i- matter before the commit?
tee w 111 life (he resignations several
member:! who come under the ituw po?
litical activity ordinance, and v. ho. be?
ing city employes, hud they must re-!
t,;, froln the committee. Inasmuch as
the number 01 wards ban been cut in
half slnco the present committee iviis
elected, it does not follow tlhlt ? fCS- |
Ignatloli ? it.:= a vacancy. It would
seem that three must resign from one
?.wird t" make a vacant position. With?
out Into details. Cjiairnitin Mar?
tin said yfesterday that three "r four,
resignations are In his bands.
? Irnlii li Intense.
As the '.one. cam.inlejn for ihembcr
?lilp on the Adiiiihlstr'atlve Hoard dr?w?
t.i a jiie tension becomes greut?r.
The sixtOult Clin 1. dates and their
friends are working like beuveirs for
vi ies Knvh one IS watching every
move made by the others .M.'Sl of
them are still keeping their teinpors.
bui the long strain is beginning li?
show, ami an outbreak In any direction'
would bo no matter for surprise at
any moment.
Of otic tiims there can be ho doubt
??the popular Interest In the contest.
The public is convinced that the pri?
m?r) oi next Tuesday will be perhaps
the most Important election > vor bebt
In Richmond?Certainly since the days
when fi ar of negro domination gripped
every heart. The attendance :.l every
public meeting Is pood, and the can?
didates, who have said surprisingly
little wortli listening to, have liovcr
th.i.s? been given the closest inten?
tion. All of them have their friends
ul work, who put In their spare hours
canvassing for theli favorites. All
this maki s a hl? \ ..t,- certain
I Ire mi I Ill/ens- \NNOelntlon.
Much of the battle Is trag? i about
the Citizens' Association, which, com-;
posed of in. n who sought t<' sei in.? the
best candidates foi the position, natu-1
rUlly aroused ih. letter opposotlon of
ihos.. who w.-re not chosen. The rikso-i
elation i as beeil nindo the object of nt
tneks in jitiidle meetings nnd in the
newspapers, und much prejudice has I
bo'eii aroused against it, pn.-t'.y Inno-I
'?? in and partly for a purpose
Utile notice was taken yesterday by
the association of tin onslaught which
cam,, front sevcntl different directions.
It did r>ot attempt |b defend former
Mayor Cnrlton McCarthy fr :n the
critielfms made upon him by City At-'
t?rhey Henry n. pollard and other
members of the special committee
which drafted the changes In the city's
system of government. Nor did the
aSSOi Inlloh rc;,!v to the open letter of
state li.aiih Compilssioaer Riihlon o.
Williams, who Indicted the citizens'j
committee of ignorance of even the
official records of the candidates. \
T:' " association sent out a day or
two ago some 10,000 postal chrds to
voters of this city, asking the roelp- >
tents if they w-ouh! agree lo support
the ticket of the citizens' committee.
-V satisfactory number of these cards
have been received, many of -.vl-Yh i?y
the signers will vote the ticket In It's
entirety, while others shv they will
vote for certain ,,f Us members.
FIGHTING ARMY WORMS
< r,,,,. Attacked in Virginia?Itemed? I? s?B
B/ekteil.
IU:h,r ?lormlnr reports have been reeelv
, ? ^'""it'-i'iner Kojner. of the Ilepnrt
m.-nt o. Agriculture. regarding the doatrue
me Rora ... the army worm, ivhlch has
" r' ' " *?' In ?..ut!.#Me Virginia.
? Si" lr' region about Suffolk. Con
gress recently made n small appropriation
to flsht thin pout, which Is doing much dam?
age 10 the t-rowliif crops and crass In the
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The department In Washington haa nd
.?Ised Mr. Kolner Of a method nf Irratmont
which; !? recommends The rants attacked
Should !)" dusted with o mixture of flow?
ed nrsennte of lend with an 'o.ual amount
..: flour Or n poisoned ball may be used.
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two pounds ??: Paris rreeih, mlx<d with l<{
r.r : galloni of V.-w Orleans molasses. If
furthrr with water The poisoned bait .-.-in
be us'd In alfalfa nr other fields where the
. rr.r. Is to be used for hny, hut the dust
application, on the, other ban.], must not ?>??
?..???i on nv fornsu crop where hay is in
llrnrlen MnrrlnBe Licence.
Henrich irthouse far the r
It. r. Iinih P. Mandv to Miss All
AUDITOR'S OFFICE
UNDER SHARP FIRE
Conditions Chaotic, Says Chair?
man of New Finance
Committee.
WEISIGER ELECTED CLERK
Motion to Postpone and Invest
gate Conditions Is Defeated
II 14.
Seriem charges against the conduct
of the oltlcc "t the City Auditor were
inndo im the floor ..f the bout session
uf the city Counci? lut>t night, hut
notwithstanding the protest ?<{ the
chulrmnn of the Committee on Finance,
the body went Into the election >'f a
. Icrk to the Auditor, S. 1 art- 1 \v.:sic< r
?h. noting clork for the past ten
months being elected.
following the election of Mayor
Ctlisllc, tho joint seSBlon r<.Iv? d .1
formal notice from Auditor Warren t"
the effect that \V. Held, re-elected
on July 10. had not quitlillOd, and thilt
tho position of clerk to the Auditor
was vacant. Mr. ItOld lias been In ' ml
health tor some tltni past, and has
been 'Oi an extended furlough, d'tii ng
w ? iimc his duties have been per
formed by Mr. Wclsiger, Mr. t'mluuf
moved lo go into an election of a sue
. . Ssor to Mr. Ii. id.
( onilltioiiK t limitIc, Snys tlruntly.
poll.1 r.rundy. chairman of t! . !? ?
coining Finance Committee, moved us
r, substitute to pustpoltt Ute election
until the Finance Commit!.an look
more futl> inio the litohdttct.bf the ofllce
So harm could be donci In us... rt< l.
since Mr. Woisigi r, the only Candidate,
Is nlr< illiv the acting .'!? 1 k, and Is
tint wlnfe the full salary' >?'? the position.
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conditions in the Auditors oiflec wore
chaotic, du-, il wns hllov.d. <?> the
jiilVahclng years of Auditor Warren.
;,, ??. to tl.?? lack of cnpabli 1 ? lp.
The olllcu should have some yoling
blood iie asserted, some hew methods
of bookkeeping should be Introduced
and .1 mine progressive policy insti?
tuted, pleaded with I hi.ly
defer art-.on until the licvy Him neu
1' 1 ?: 1 mlftee can look more fully lot"
conditions mid report on changes
which an- desirable, and make recom?
mendations for bette: no tit ?>'? the
.? department. To liiakc an el. e
ttcln in aiivnhce of such an examina?
tion and probable reassignment of du?
ties to tio' employes would bo a case
where haste would make wast '. be?
lieved.
t tu 1 it 11 r f.ir Immediate I'.leetlon.
Mr Uptlnut Insisted "ii an immediate
election, ami Colonel Oruhdy's motion
ti. postppne Ho election was reji t< :.
11 t.. 11. as follows:
Ayes-?Messrs. Donatio?, Gr?ndyiGll
mim, Pijrduo, Powers, Adams, Fuller,
Liiinsiicn, Pollard, Vonderlchr, Welsh
Noes?Messrs. Gflincs, Gunst, Melton,
M tcl ell, ITill? r, Atkinson. Iladdon,
ittiber, Moorei Pollock. Ibuclltfe. jSch
ton, Sullivan, Umlaut?II.
Bv< ry menibi r who has served on tl ?>
Finance Committee voted to postpone,
while every member ,.f the Clay Ward
delegation Voted to go into an imme?
diate election!
Mr. Itntclirfe nominated Mr. W-Im
I. and there being no other nomina?
tion, he was declared duly elected. Tho
position pays 11,626 per annum. There
has been expressed in tl:-1 pest much
dissatisfaction with the law providing
for the election of the Merk to the
Auditor by the C.ty Council, It being
held that it should be a nonpolitleul
office and that the City Auditor should
have tin- power to appoint his own
clerical assistance.
TRIBUTES TO DON LEAVY
Member* i.f fin funnell Voire Appreciation
11 f III. s. rvlec..
Meinneri ef tho old nnd new nty (-"unclls
????? ' '? funeral ??' A ?!? rman John I".
Don f.envj In a body yesterday mornlnc.
accompanied be Mayor Rlchardaon and a
number of city officials. The Board of Al?
dermen met !?; the Council chnmhi r at i
... (Jurist. Mitchell and Power?
bolnc named an a committee on resolutions.
Former Councilman H. It Pollard, Jr.,
voiced '1." appreciation of ids fellow-mem?
bers1 for tli' ya i\bla services of Mr. Don
l.eavy to the city In tho sixteen year- he
:.: ?! been In thi ? Council. Mr. Pollard
laid special emphasis on h!.? ?ervlros to the
on tl ? ?: ? la committee which drafted
tlie nc-w plan ? ' :. ivernrhent, a committee
?a I' :. affei >ntl .? of study presented a
1 Imous report, which was adopted with
Iteration by both branches of ib? Coun?
cil and by the Ceneraj Assembly of Vlrclnla.
and Is shortly to be put Into effect. The
rlinlr occupied by Aldermen Don l.eavy was
ri I draped In black for s period of
? irty days,
The futiei.il services tor,k place at the
Cuthi Iral of the Sacred Heart, nnd were
attended by n larse number of public offi?
cials and friends ? f the family The Inter?
ment wais rhnde in Mount Oniynrt Cemetery.
Not non Pari. \venue.
The notice print'd in The Times.
I r>|.=pntch yesterday which stated that
ninonir those to whom marriage li?
censes in Washington had been issued
j was Miss Mary <; bs(ln. fth6 Park Ave.
1.ue. is Incorrect. The Miss nlbson to
I whom the license was Issued does not
reside at :<nr, Park Avenue.
Every lark on a Silver Dollar
Is made for a purpose. For instance, you will notice
a raised r:n<s around the edge of a dollar. This pre?
vents the face of a co n wearing away. The litre
scallops on the inside of the raised ring are called
the "miJHngV and the parallel marks around the
edge are the "reeding," made to prevent tampering
with the dollar.
On the face of the coin is the head "Liberty,"
while the eagle on the reverse side hears in one taion
.in olive branch and in the other a bunch of arrows,
signifying that our country is great cither In peace
or u ar.
Just below the aurel wreath, the symbol of vic?
tory and progression, is sometimes found a small
(), the mark of the mint in New Orleans, or S, that
6i San Francisco. If no letter Is shown it was made
at the mint in Philadelphia.
While these facts are interesting, YOUR dollars
can be made to bear many more marks?those of
honest effort, of prudence, forethought and wisdom.
Thus the
American National Bank
of Richmond, Virgin'a,
would invisibly mark your dollars with
SECURITY AND SERVICE.
CHALONER TALKS
TO LABORING MEW
s His Respects I'm Lunacy
Laws and Says Wilson
Will Win.
CHAPERONE FOR CONGRESS
Would Have "Plain People"
Send a Delegation to Wash?
ington to Sit en Lid.
For one hour by the- dock last night
Jdhn Armstrong. Cltaloiipr, millionaire
muster Of Merry Mills, addressed an
audience which occupied every' avail?
able foot of floor space In Thompson's
I Hall, 20 Bast Broad Street. Beginning
with a round denunciation Of the nk-|
| tionul lunacy laws. he stepped lightly
t< the candidacy of Theodore Roose?
velt a mi Woodtow Wilson, dismissing
these two worthies with only u pusb
i no i.'i"s. \cit reference amounted
Only to .to icoi.-om. nl 01 his stand
fo?' recall oi judges, or the Coi*
on* I ' twin doctrine of the r. call of
J |?li ' .1 decisions, said Mr. Chuloner,
ho was by no means In favor, hecli iSc
"absbl ite Justii ?? in the Inscrutable
si home of things wim sometimes Un?
attainable.
The lecdli ..f judicial decisions, car?
ried to its ioglcul conclusion, said the
master of Merry Mills. would mean
that in place pi the tralm .1 pare! ;i
min,i ,,f an upright and honest Judge
\vh..s.. dntj object .ii nr.. is i.. dis?
pense justlc'i n. .in th. bench, there
wool 1 I.,, substituted the utterly un
Irulnod impulse ..| th.- popiltaco.'
Thinks WIIhom win \\|?.
Alihoilgh Mr Chuloher, ln his ref?
er, io- t.. Woodrow VVIlsoh, expressed
t).. opinion that (h< Jersey' niah would
win liiit liiixi November, he took him
what !:?? designated its it ''monstrously
unconstitutional and anarchistic st?r|
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"I shall simply Bay." said Mr. Chap
? ri. r, concluding bis remarks upon it...
Gpverii.ii of New Jersey, "that wb.u
Goverjioi Woodrow Wilson Is elect" I
President ..f the United Siatci ? -aS I
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win ?.e sutrounded bj abler advisers
than when, an Governor "f New Jer?
sey, he put his hand to such an Infa
The speaker took the audience by
surprise when he stopped short lii
th- middle of a sentence at the begin?
ning <>r Iiis Wilson reference and ask.-,I
that the Winnen In the audience ?
for three minutes The tw*nty wo?
rn, n present withdrew, returning nt
the appointed lime.
MnHX-Mrrtlnn: (.'tu Ii?.
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scheme for the organization of what
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every city. town, county und v..tli:c
district In the United h'tnti s
Mach State capital, under this [dan.
would have a mass-meeting club . roe.
posed .I'b cites from the clubs in
the .smaller' State political units, and
would, in turn, send two delegates to
a national mass ? meet I tig club, which
w .;.| Sit In Washington during the
sessions of Congress to 'vhapcrnn"
that body and make known to It the
wish's of the plain people In matters
of legislation!
Tl..- present meeting, said th" speak?
er, was th.- Initial effort in the reali?
zation of Hi,, plan. Until plans could
be devised for financing the scheme
of clubs, he said, he will assume him?
self all expenses incident lb th- Rich
mond meetings, which he proposed
holding fortnightly from now until
the end of the presidential campaign
n. announce*! that he win speak again
on the evening of \Ve.driesday, Septem;
ber it. and that he woul I uncork some
"hot stuff."
Scores "Sllk-StoekliiK llrlgnilr.''
In th- coins- r( his address, Mr.
Choloner found time to address him?
self scathingly to the "silk-stocking
brigade," which lie s&Jd was responsi?
ble for his l^just Incarceration in the
BiopmlngdSIc lunatic asylum, as well
us for the great mass of national arid
political Insihc? rity.
"When young?at school or at col
:? gi?the hearts of the silk-stocking
brigade." snid Mr Ctialoncr, "being
yet unspoiled and uncorruptM by so?
ciety and business life, are us sound,
spontaneous and pure as the hearts
of the plain people, nut the trouble
is that it doesn't last."
Turned Down by Itelmont.
As a further instance of the mock?
ery of friendship paraded by this
"brigade," the speaker told of apply
In k to live well-known American mil?
lionaires shortly after Ills escape from
flloomlhgdale, In 1900; for temporary
loans of $5'") to tide over a short
period of adversity. All Of the five,
he said, were oKl friends of the fam?
ily. Two of the men. lie said, replied
to his appeal with letters of regret,
and for this reason he would forebear
disclosing their names.
The other three, said Mr. Chaloncr,
did not even think It worth while to
reply. fheSC Wore: the late Oliver 1!
P. Rclmont, brother of August Bti
mont. the New York trust magnate:
Herman I> buryeaj the millionaire rac?
ing man. whose horse recently won a
great Fngllsh classic, a?d .1. O. Fol
lansbee, also a racing man, and a
bosom friend, according to Sir, Chal
oner, of "that shining exponent of
sweetness nml Ug'it. William Randolph
Ilcnrstj of New Vork."
WORLD TO OFFER PRAYER
Richmond ConBrcgntlons to .loin In
Prayer for Public school...
N. ? i Sun lay more than 2.r.i)o clergy?
men throughout America will lead
their congregations in the world-wide
prayer to be uttered in 'ichalf ? ?' ?
fr !C schools of tile WOi ld. ill he
missloij schools and churches of the
world similar prayers will he offered
and the Sunday School children are
expected to participate: fn this cltv
the movement is in charge of Rev.
RUSSeli reell, P. P.. Rev. R, B. KgglcS
ton. Rev. D. Clay Lilly, n. P.. Rev. F.
T. MeFaden, P. Do and Rev J. Calvin
St. wart. P. P.
This universal prayer is a defin'f
part of the movement which ivlll cul?
minate in the second World's Christian
Citizenship Conference to be hold l.i
Portland, Oregon June 2f?-.ruly 1*. 1913,
and which has been In process of or?
ganization for nearly two years.
Sunday has been selected as rial*
for the prayers because It proceeds
the opening ot the public schools of
th( United .stales by few days
when th. Sunday Schools are In large
attendance and enthusiasm with teacli
ors and pupils will bo at a high pitch.
$14.75 for Suits Worth Up
to $30.00
Proper weights for this season's wear. Lots of them
heavy enough to wear when the weather gets colder. See ex?
hibit in window. Fall hats are ift.
Cans-Rady Company
GRAND JURY GOT
HARKED RESULTS!
Tripled Income Tax Returns in
Bedford in 190g?Figures of
Recent Years.
As, an Instance of what grand Juries
cuh do In the Inspection of tax re?
turns, o citizen of Bedford County
shows tho result of one Investigation,
held In 1009, The state was the gain?
er l>y a latse amount, for the grand I
jury reported that Income taxes hid
been omitted to 1 ho total ..f $70,621.0C.j
This wan more, than twite as much as'
the entire tax reported by the com-]
tnlssloners of t>.. rovenua for that,
y.ar. which was 130,128. This made
?a tot il 6f $100.. IS.66 tor that >. 111 in I
U< dfdrd County;
did not ulvo in their Incomes tor tax?
ation are .Inly recorded in the court
grand Juries which will b.ok Into the!
The Bed ford Countv men who sends
The TlmcS-Dlspatch tiilH information
lie n,|,ls: "V
? if t,he rev.?nib. On the r ? i... r t mild? I
by tin- grand J n r ??. at the October
term. 1309,- nf ???.- .??on. ymongst |
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ii..XX lt. II
Total,
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;.'. Stnttnton River I
.lames River fllstrlct. i
i ? 1. - :?: ? b.-.:. :? : '
hundred no* booh
chnsed, and It is ho
for books enn be r|l
desiring boohs, how
to notify the .?-?tue
earliest convenience
MOWING APPEAL
FOR PUBLIC HELP
Charities Desire Aid in Saving
Lives and Relieving Un?
usual Case.
An opportunity to savi one life _
pi : haps three?und to obviate large
expense to the city and public in
ruttire years, is presented to the people
"f Richmond from well known sources.
The i as,, is fully vom heel for b\-the in?
structive Visiting Nurses Association,
Which has had the case under Obs< I -
vatlon for three yours, by the State
Board of Charities and Corrections,
and by physicians of Richmond.
It Is desired to send !?> her former
home in Australia a mother who Is In
tlo preliminary singes of till crcuIosljL j
and her two small children. Th>'
husband Is unable lo earn a livinu
for Iiis family, but help Is not being
asked for him. The wife anl mother
has helped lo support her little
but her health is giving way. If she
remains In Richmond she will dio,
and will probably communicate tho dis?
ease to her children, making thcfil a
public charge for years, and leaving
her dependent on charity for tin re?
mainder of her days. These Are the
bald facts.
.\ brother-in-law In Australia will
take care of the mother and children,
hut cannot pay for the voyage. It will
take $300 to send the three, at lowest
rates obtainable from charitably-dis?
posed railroads and steamboat lines,
from Richmond to Sydney, New south
Wales. She has opposed the reception
of charity, and yielded only when con?
vinced that it was the only chance to
save her i hlldreri nnd herself. She is
depressed, nnd her strength Is going.
The Visiting Nurses. Secretary Mas
tin, of the .Stnte Rourd of Charities.
nr. <;iien p. Cook or Dr. .1. a. Keck.
will VOtlCll for 111.- truth of these stilt.?
ments and the nature of the case.
Contributions to this work 61 humanity
j as well as of good business may be *? in
I to The Times-Dispatch and will be ac?
knowledtred.
Commissioners Discard Helmets
to Improve Patrolmen's
Appearance.
Tho helmet lor tho list: of Richmond
pdllccmttu will be discarded this year,
and Wh?-il they corns on duty for tho
M J. Duji
in and i:.
>l> It.llre i h, iillle.r?.
CHARGE AGAINST BOY
I'lvrlVc-Vcnr-Old \.i;rn said to Hove
\Itein|iteil Vttneli mi i hllit.
Around the World Cruises
Bastward ?ct her l?th from N w
Vor'.:.
Westward February c. I5in. from Sa?
I
110 days?I?'.o up.
All necessary expenses Included.
For details consult
TIIK ItlCH.VtO.VI) I II \ \ M till ? <b,
so;, ilnot >inln Street.
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Reliable in Every Respect
McGraw-Yarbrough. Co
Wholcanlc Plumbing Supplies
122 South Eighth Street,
Richmond, Va.
Phones: Madison and Monoe 929.
"Aiitlebeter"
Shoe-Repairing Service
No mili work. All sewed.
.Men's Shoes Half-Soled, 75o; Heeled,
Women's Shoes Half-Soled; 63c; Heeled,
25 c.
tVagons call and deliver everywhere,
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The paper that gives Increased ef?
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B. W. Wilson Paper Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Sole Ii|??rilMiioi-?.
The best roofing tin
for the money is
G. ML Co.'s "Pearl"
Roofing Tin.
Gordon Metal Co.
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