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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1913

Page

5

Graham VPI graduates and honors at Virginia Tech

Three Graham youths earned Bachelors of Science at Virginia Tech in chemistry and one, Robert McPionald Graham, earned proficiency as a freshman and was named orator for the Lee Literary Society. Others pursued futures at VPI and in Graham, with band plans and campus events noted.

Graham Virginia Polytechnic Institute Peter Ubaldo Janutolo Franklin Thomas Wall Robert McPionald Graham Lee Literary Society Mack Agricultural Experiment Station Frank Wall Virginia Tech Wall Eduillian Ruth Wall Katie Janutolo Wacksburg Miss Janutolo Sallie Graham Lewis Couling Tazewell

Notice of Bankruptcy for W B Webber in Bluefield

In the Southern District of West Virginia W B Webber of Bluefield Mercer county was adjudicated bankrupt on June 18 1913. The first meeting of creditors will be held June 28 1913 at 10 am in Bluefield to prove claims appoint a trustee and transact other business. H B Lee Referee on Bankruptcy. Memorandum note: proof of claim must follow prescribed forms and attach supporting documents.

District Court OF the United States West Virginia W. B. Webber Bluefield Mercer Mercer County A. D

Busy At School House Completes New Building Soon

Graham's new school building is expected to be completed and ready for occupancy by October 1 according to supervisor W Winner. The auditorium will be finished in winter while the main building including classrooms training quarters and heating plants should be ready by the date. Thirty workers including brick masons are on site with the first story up and a thirty foot flag staff prepared to fly the Stars and Stripes atop the arching dome. A Columbus heating plant representative praised the ventilating system as among the best seen in architect G R Ragan's plans.

W. Winner Graham Winner Columbus G.R. Ragan

Graham high school chooses principal after talks

Mayor Smith said he may call an extra Saturday night council session to consider the Graham high school principal appointment. Prof John T Wassum is named. other applicants unnamed. Council action will count as election and likely be ratified by the district school board. Some council members declined to comment amid new authority.

Smith Graham High School Livesay John T. Wassum

Virginia Military Institute Graduate Joins Army En Route to Manila

Arthur Mitchell, named with honors at the Virginia Military Institute, arrived in Graham with his mother from Lexington. He departs tonight on No. 3 for San Francisco and will sail to Manila, Philippines, soon after to serve as a lieutenant with the United States Army in the islands.

Arthur Mitchell Virginia Military Institute William Mitchell Graham Lexington Mr. Mitchell San Francisco Manila P. I Daily News Mitchell United States Army Philippine Islands

Wonderful County of Tazewell Celebrates Local Beauty

The Roanoke Times praises Burke's Garden in Tazewell County as an ideal, envy of the world. It extols the region's beauty and urges natives to return home to share its blessings and attract new settlers.

Tazewell Burke’s Garden Roanoke Times

Fashionable Pontotoc Wedding Links Knox and Burton

In Pontotoc Mississippi a fashionable wedding was held at the First Baptist Church uniting Miss Mionie Hall Knox daughter of a local manufacturer and W Terry Burton a prominent railroad man from Graham Virginia The couple departed tonight for the groom's Virginia home Knox has long been a noted Pontotoc social figure and was educated at Sallins College in Bristol Tennessee A separate note records a local outing with Misses Frankie Hart Myrtle McNeely and Mabel McMullin and Messrs Joe Davidson Willie Anderson and George Bowling visiting Pinnacle Rock at Bramwell Sunday for the scenery

Pontotoc Miss First Baptist Church Mionie Hall Knox W. Terry Burton Graham Virginia Miss Knox Pontotoc Society Sallins College Bristol Pinnacle Rock Frankie Hart Myrtle McNeely Mabel McMullin Joe Davidson Willie Anderson George Bowling Bramwell

Healing Springs Water and Water Company Changes

J G Litz visited yesterday promoting the Virginia Healing Springs water. Sutherland & Austin will handle the Tazewell water in the future. A consumptive patient at 71 Railroad Avenue Bluefield is using the water.

Healing Springs J. G. Litz Virginia Healing Springs Sutherland &Austin Railroad Avenue Bluefield

Virginia Healing Spring Water Aids Weight Gain And Recovery

Virginia Healing Spring Water has helped an individual gain eight pounds since starting to drink the Tazewell water and shows marked improvement. Garnett Stevens, a Clinch Valley engineer, collapsed from heat exhaustion near Norton but recovered after treatment and returned home. Personal notes mention Mrs. W. B Spratt traveling from Richlands through Graham after a New York visit, and Mrs. A B Richardson visiting Devon and stopping at White Gate to see her sick mother. Pearl and Hazel Sluss and Pearl Harman attended a dance in Graham, returning by automobile Tuesday evening.

Virginia Garnett Stevens Girasam Clinch Valley Norton W. EB. Spratt Richlands Graham Cme New York A. 8. Richardson Devon Spratt White Gate Lizzie Miller Tazewell

Renowned Surgeon to Locate in Bluefield

Dr. B. Curtis Miller, once a leading Philadelphia surgeon associated with Johns Hopkins and the Maryland State Hospital, has chosen Bluefield for practice. He has taken offices in the Kelly Moyer building, now being fitted for his occupancy, and is famed for chronic disease work of the spine and intestines with studies in Germany and France.

B. Curtis, Miller Philadelphia Hopkins University Maryland State Hospital Bluefield Miller Kelly-Moyer Germany France

Johnson a Hustler for Chesapeake and Ohio Get Named General Manager

J. O. Clendenin, Norfolk and Western road foreman of engines, praises George P. Johnson as the ideal choice for Chesapeake and Ohio general manager. Johnson rose from yard master at Shenandoah to division superintendent, then general superintendent, and later receiver for Detroit Toledo and Ironton before accepting the C and O post. Clendenin lauds his foresight, directness, and proven railroad leadership, noting his lineage from L. E. Johnson of Norfolk and Western and his ascent from the yard to top management.

Iuntington Herald-Dispatch George P. Johnson Chesapeake and Ohio J. O. Clendenin Pocahontas Norfolk and Western Pepper Tunnel Radford Bluefield Johson Chesapease Ohio Shenandoah Tere Shenandoah Valley Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Johnson L. E. Johnson Lake Shore Clendenin

Mrs Blankenship Refuses to Testify in Owens Case

Mrs Blankenship wife of the Rev James W Blankenship of Washington county Virginia who eloped with the Rev Joseph Owens writes from West Virginia she will not appear against Owens. In a letter to Commonwealth attorney Preston W Campbell she returns a railroad fare check and asks for divorce cost guidance.

Blankenship James W. Blankenship Washington County Joseph Owens Owens Williamson Abingdon West Virginia Commonwealth Preston W. Campbell

Cost Of Macadamizing Mercer County Roads Plans

Secretary C. T. Boykin of the Blue Field chamber of commerce and County Clerk Er. L. Bowman received a Washington communication stating the government will lend a government engager to establish cost estimates for modernizing roads in Mercer County as part of the county good roads association plan.

C. T. Boykin Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Er. L. Bowman Washingtoo Mercer Couny Good Roads Association

County to Cover Engineer Expenses for County Visit

The document states the county will bear only the engineer's costs for his stay, while the government will pay his travel expenses to and from the county location.

Gether

West Virginia Prosperity Celebration in Charleston

Charleston hosts West Virginia's Prosperity Celebration from June 30 to July 5 1913. A full U S cavalry squadron will join state troops for drills with expanded exposition grounds including Hippodrome Weber Band and many exhibits. Excursion trains and reduced fares are planned as 75 000 visitors are expected in Charleston.

West Virginia Charleston United States Cavalry United States War Department United States Fort Oglethorpe W. I. Chilton Exposition Bedell Hatfield New York Weber Cincinnati Court of Honor Washington Wilson State of

Noted Disapproval Over Arranged Marriage Proposal

A speaker resists allowing his daughter to marry a suitor, while another party reacts with surprise yet implies his own prior shock when the idea was first raised. The exchange appears in a Chicago Record Herald style dialogue.

It Happened In Boston Conductor Halts Streetcar

A passerby asks to be dropped at the next corner. the conductor agrees and stops the car to help him alight. A judge records the exchange as the streetcar incident unfolds in Boston.

Boston

Equally So And The Proposing Point With A Girl

The dialogue mentions suspense around proposing to a girl and discusses the expense involved. It suggests reading the Daily Telegraph classified column for news items and highlights using inexpensive want ads to sell items such as a house, farm, automobile, or any unnecessary possessions for profit.

Jack Tom Boston Transcript Daily Telegraph

The Racing Parson Helps a Horse Come In Ahead

Moses Barrows trades for a balky horse only to find kindness and a parson’s advice unlock a racehorse. The sulky ride to town ends with the parson declaring horse racing is wicked unless the nag wins. The horse proves the point by beating rivals at the bounty fair.

Berrows Brother Barrows

Charley Smith Killed in May Iine Train Race Between Cars

Charley Smith of this city died after a brakeman fell between cars of a May train. He had been working between ports and cars when the accident occurred, according to late reports.

Charley Smith

Summer health tips for babies and children rely on Syrup Pepsin

During hot months mothers should monitor bowels and hydration for all ages. Use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative to prevent constipation and aid colds or summer diarrhoea. avoid harsh purgatives and request a free sample by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

Jepse Ella Denzel Nichols Ave Stratford Conn C. Allen New Monterey Cal W. Bh. Caldwell Washington St Monticello

Train brakeman killed after fall from moving cars

A brakeman named mouth and Kenova was killed yesterday when he fell between moving train cars. His body was cut in two. Relatives on the north side could not be reached by telephone, but a neighbor confirmed the report. Remains to be brought to this city for burial. the deceased had lived in Pluefeld for several years and was well known there.

Kenova Pluefeld

Built to Stand George Boschke and the Galveston sea wall

A legendary engineer George W Boschke built the Galveston sea wall to endure floods. A later report claiming its destruction proved false as the wall withstood a storm even while he worked inland.

Galveston George W. Boschke Oregon Boschke

Amended Shakespeare tale told at dramatic arts grads

William Gillette recalled a Booth's company memory during a speech to American Academy of Dramatic Arts graduates. An actor double cast as the poisoner in Hamlet, wrapped in a mantle, asked for lines but was told to improvise saying nobody here, nobody near.

William Gillette American Academy of Dramatic Arts Booth New York American

Medicinal Heart of Oak Ad Creates Global Citations

A curious advertisement touts an essence claimed to be extracted from the English Heart of Oak used as a universal cure for mind and body. It cites Coleridge’s Germany visit and praises maritime heroes, linking the remedy to sun and planetary influences and to London’s press.

Coleridge Germany London Press

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Graham Daily News J. C. Nelson Auditor and Systematizer Offich Bank OF Graham Graham, VA A. Ie Va Ae Mountain Lake Hotel Pembroke Giles Co McCormick & Co McNeal. & Company D. McCue Kelly & Moyer W. Va H. B. Lee Philippines Wonderful County Terry Burton Mississippi B. Curtis Miller Bluefielder New Oming Toe County Beecham’s Chicago Record Herald Benjamin Franklin Moses Barrows Hartsville Barrows Moses Wnosi Farmer Barrows Armature A. L. Smith Vhone No Elks Opera House Keith Gruet & Gruet Sam Herbert Lennon Peto & Wilson Victoria C. O. Moss Funmakers Song Nevelty Madame Krumpetz RUST Princeton Avenue
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