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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

Catering to the southern trade is no new
thing with the Maurice Joyce Engraving
Company. Ten years ago they began their
Campaign of publicity in Maryland. Vir-
ginia, West Virginia and the two Caro-
linas. securing results that were highly
satisfactory in these states. They gradual
1y added to their mailing list until they
covered all of the states south of the Po-
tomac river, and as far as Tennessee and
Mississippi the west Continuing to
meet with success in their out-of-town
business, year or more ago they
branched out into Pennsylvania and Della
ware and. in addition to their extensive
southern business. they are now receiving
many orders from the latter states
Every newspaper and every job printing
Office in this territory. some 1000 in ALL
hears regularly from the Joyce company
and new customers are constantly being
added to the lists Of their out-of-town
trade.
Long experience in catering to the south
ern territory has thoroughly familiarized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

at the entrance a circular basin of about
twenty-five feet. In one corner of this
basin is opening into the ground suffi-
cient to admit the entrance of a man and,
so descending the explorers dropped. almost
vertically. thirty-four' feet Safety was
provided by Telling a tree across the en-
trance and tying a rope to this, the other
end being fastened to the explorers body.
Then. after travelling about eighty feet at
an incline of about 45 degrees the opening.
from being a narrow crevice of from two
rotunda forty feet long and whose height
is fully 100 feet Upon it's sides are fam
tastic water-worn surfaces and fossils pc
cular to the Coey mans age of limestone
Through il stream of water runs. The
party continued 100 feet and then left to
investigate other caverns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

the company with the requirements of that
section and their familiarity with railroad
routes and the geographical location of the
various towns enables the company to
make prompt express and mail connections
and assists them in giving high-grade serv-
ice 10 their trade.
Today the Joyce company considers that
1t does by far the largest business in the
southern states of any photo-engraving es-
Establishment catering to that field. and it is
q pleasant feature of their business that
they receive many pleasant expressions
from satisfied customers. In addition to
ahis out-of-town business the Joyce COM
pany thoroughly covers the Washington
field. and they are today operating one of
the most extensive photo-engraving bus-
neSSeS in the eastern part of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

to another reason in this ease-either that
the dairymaid has not been using enough
water to keep her utensils perfectly clean
which is not likely If she be a good woman
at her work-or else that she has been
keeping the cream too long before beginning
to churn-which is by far the more probable
reason. She is very prone to be doing this
just when the summer days begin, because
the time which is too long for the keeping
of the cream In the summer warmth was
not too long and did not cause any i'll effect
all through the colder weather. but being
more than human, although good
dairymaid. she is more likely than not to
have forgotten that when the warm wealth
er comes she must ctlurn more frequently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

branch of the process, known as half-tone
engraving, consists in the reproduction by
purely mechanical methods of photographs
and brush drawings. The process takes its
name from the fact that it is possible there
by to produce upon paper from an etched
plate n picture showing all the graduations
of shade or tone of the original copy. The
method. while comparatively simple is nat
urally attended with the greatest care by
those who work upon it, as the slightest
Varia ton al any stage of the process from
the established requirements is followed by
failure.
I'VE have endeavored to equip our plant
with the best machinery and apparatus
possible to buy. and employing none but
skilled workmen. We are enabled to produce
work that is not eXcelled anywhere"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

n-y name on This. too. Santa. And 7
"~At son 20 bring nae q silver baby
spoon and O. silver ring TO cut my teeth
'-' ana ontt llug else you think Nttl.
Sill Wy age needs Wishing Won ali
happiness and that 7 am not asking
for too much. I ann.
Your little friend.
FRANCIS ELIZABETH THOMAS
Fork Union, Va
Dear Santa.
bly name is little Calvin Cooke:
um ola two months old.
T Jeff PuucTs Point
D. cause IL was 50 cold.
7 come 90 visit grandma.
So ! am told
That Richmond IS The only place
santa claus goes.
ny wants arc very few.
Being rs / am 20 small
All i would like 10 have
is rittier ana rubber ball.
from your little boy.
o925 Fulton street. Richmond Va ~
Dear Santa Claus:-PIoase hiring ma
an automobile. rubber ball and "a nofr
Oh gloves. and anything else YOU tbipir
ought 10 have. Don't forget candy
nuns ana ORANGES. Your little bow.
WLlLtOHD WAKEFIELD LADD.
Dear Santa Claus.-I an q YER, lt,t,o
h'y' though I don't want You 10 forvet
mo- lou can bring me candy. annies
NUS and any kind OF toys Won tbinl'
Ni suit q good lille boy. Please don,t
lo4ber papa and mamma I live with nv,
e'"'-- parents 30 Sherwood Park. NOW
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Dear Santa Claus Please bring mo
DOL baby two games. an iron bed. one
half dozen handkercaicfs. n tricycle.. n
ltfe stove. tea set an from and an
ironing board kitchen set a bureau.
Utle baby machine. g. trunk, doll baby
house. q dolls mufs and fu-. a cat and
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had and pair or s...s and Bats t--
and watch. 600. if you please. ana fv...t
@ box Of crayons 7 want some candy and
want some NUTS tol. and n STOVE.
I arm @ little girl only eight vears ora
ISABEL ALBEBTsON
10. 1922 Twenty Street. F..Irl,o.rt
Dear SANTA Claus. rr-v ,-or+- , +o.
automobile and "a TOW ,I.r.- , -t--,- ,..
ana milk varon
John wants "a drr-, ana nm r-i-, -..,
ana d. steel trolley CAR
Bessie wants eooI-slza dou about
Tvs entv-three inches t.u. r.f v..- o..,
stuneal. n tricycle. and a r-,. - r.r.
ioom set.
Yours truly
BESSIE TAYLOR.
Dear Santa Claus. ana q utt,. f--
seven years OF ase. 7 ann fin t.. First
Reader. / would like to have a Christmas
N,e and a wason and suit Of clothes
ana some fireoracksrs ana r..tu-a to.,..
norm, drum. some nuts and candy. and
slate and e..I and patrol ,,o1-
".e' santa CLAUS
Your boy,
9,91-2 North Fllta street. c.tv
Dear Santa C.Hs- Christmas fe nearly
hore ana Z wlI .lIte YOU any letter moss.
50 you win set b, .n time. ana "a ut,s
boy five years o.d. aud / am NOT GOING
please bring me o. big wagon. ana "a ef..r-
or straw FOR iry COWS. a pair of gloves
and some candy anal nuts. 7 viii not ask
p ron for auvthire else. as my utt. Sister
ana brother want sou 10 bring them some
thing I win r' 30 bed real ea.Iv
From your little boy.
ROBBIE JOHNSON.
trial Road Richmond. Va
r,oo- csr+, r.-.. ,
a. "'' d i.l-e Ai.H
bring me a pair OF boots. q doll ana c.--
riage and some candy. nuts and rais.,e
GU l'e'.9 D.''7 D'o1leI t-o9a a. large
D 4', ID "te'o uo-. '..-' and
some cahcF. topping you VIII not over
look my letter, I ann your little friend.
IORT[E JOHNSON
r,- c.-4. r.-.. 7,,-. ,,
.'' reuse "4i-s i-' p
hi-cclet ooi-n-hy. and 7 Would Ike io
have q writing desk and anything else
you can bring me- live 21lT Pleasant
street. ND4Ii ii-' '-'i. ->'
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Dear Santa C7aus.-As Chriztr,.s f.
nearly here I VIII write won "a eto-+
note and let you know what want vas,
20 bring mo. First want u THANH
you for the postal card SON eort fr.
and I wish you would please brr.- r,s
yard ana a hair OF r,T -l,t,o, ~ ,..,
hair. doil-it does not make arv g.r-
ference how tail sho is-and wish ,..,
would please dress her nice, "a rfre
some canoy ana nuts I won't ask you
20 o'"s me anything else because
.Ils you To please tao ry sisters. Fan
..-o S.l I"1ilne. so'netninE- ann stat-
80 =. -'s e.N"'i''- = 9lfa J. T. RUSSELL
my Es'''s I'VE 2" fulton h-I wll 10
goo sIi anu "At on Old FranamA
. -. "na an going 10 bed real early.
From your little friend.
L~cILE JONES.
ca santa --als am little sil
80" SeALs o-a- am not a-ch gooi
So - 4 !. @". ~ l1nnl always sine-
,'e 1"oA' 40" HnFy lou. ana plat-
l-s On me piaho-and e fortunes my
-ali'i-- I'1-' "1oh- wen don't yol
-,..'a IS u"s i'f iae TO write yoa
~n1t l want Please bring me don
~, -, ".'1 ''.,n
,-r.-6,-..s ~. 49,.
s,+~h -,..
rano1 No., p-s,.- -
49, -. T.. ,,.,,,..,... ''
.,t,s-. ys-.u -.. ~. ''+-..-'-s 1p
an IN o-~ r.ttc-s g., re-. i--e
.-ss- f... -t.f
D.,-.r-r- .,-..-..
r,t.... ,..r a. - ..-- a., ~
r,ls-.,rt T.. c,l.- -- -'''-
I'eAl 7Ai Ia haven missed dy
'--' e--I I'D sno--~ "'l s--
''9o' --e "a nice n'N
--- 'DN-'' ana @"S 'i--is else s'-
DIS eo--e tosa ana ca-not
800 '-lEo 70 many u-"ss Oh
10y ".''1 c'n cay ".AI Want
i'oD' - see So- soon.
l-Do4-E a-ADt-
N'''" ''ee' F@' Dec -s' Ls9o.
Dear Santa Claus--I haven't missed
think deserve a nice present from
you Tor one thing I wish a nice gold
watch with pin 20 catch. and also
with my Initials on it-B. j.. M.-aud
We'll. / VII make out With tris Your
dear girl, BESSIE MEADE.
Dear Santa CLANS. 7 ba,. tried o.,
60, ,.t,s 49,, 80. ..Srl, 80
r,,tta-. Sue - - 20
+. 49, s-, ,l-7, -, w. a .o' ga ''''.',
- - 80. 60 "a D-" -0i
$50 D-"y s-o'sis HI-l.S mem So'ile'ilns
y" s'o1Nli'sS W. DO nuns up' 20
ia -'0'" WI SOU Inns. W.
rom yo,'[ =, lll, re. , lIieilo,
~" h'a91 D'Oau street
Dear santa Clause. have been good
little girl. and tried TO DO what mamma
three years old. and hope you Will bring
me doll-baby. baby carriage, set
Of blocks. a set Of dishes. jack-in-the-
box and a Christmas tree Please look
and I'll Il with nice things. Good-by.
From your little friend
RUTH ESTEIL.E OWEN.
1900 East Broad Street
GOOD morning dear old santa.
VINO brings lots OF lows:
Our papa saws = vve'rA GOOD
Youu bring Us lots Of tovs
sT'n only a small vvoe vo,,ngs,er
NV rnannr,a,s utfio ma,
And so Won soe oar.t ha mod
For thew snou me- en- no., go,
Now. santa Claus wish you'd bring
a shoofiy painted red.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Claus.-plaaes bring ne m
Irish mail" ono box Of tools. some games
and some story books: also sorn@ candy
and mute. Please bring ny dog '"Toodies"
pair O. spectaclos. as Pc can't see any
thing. Your little boy
WILLIE. RANKIN
So west Cary Street
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Dear Santa Claus.-please bring me a
devil n-tnc-tend-box harp. a pair gloves.
l9- baby. candy. nuts. oranges
your boy WILLIE LADD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:-I am a boy, ten
years or age. ] would like 20 have n SUIT
oL clothes, cap and some flrecrackers,
shoes and stockings. and some nice pic
tnre books. and cir rife and some
stlotS' ana don't forget my little sister
Resale. Good-by, Santa Claus. YOur how
49, - PERCY FISCHER
9G5z North Fifth Street, city.
Dear Santa Claus:-I would like 70 have
q coal and hat and a pair OF shoes and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

please don't forget 20 come III go 10
bed real soon. Your little boy.
ROBERT MARSHALL LAWRENCE.
Sherwood Park.
Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me q
trunk. rocking chair. doll baby. pair
gloves and hair ribbon, candy. nuts ana
oranges. Your little girl.
RUBY NORWOOD LADD.
Dear Santa Claus: I am lille girl
five years old and 1 want a douba6v.
go-cart trunk. doll knoves and forks.
book. horn. w0rkbox. with lots OF needles
aud cotton lots OF candy and nuts. NV
little sister. Elsie, wants a go-cart. doll
baby and a little wagon. Bring her good
strong toys, as she is so rat and strong.
/ am yours little girl.
THELMA DAVIS.
NO. 1901 North Twenty second Street.
Dear Santa Claus: am only little boy
eight years old. and 1 would DO glad n
you would bring me some handkerchief
pair or gloves. some fireworks. plenty
or candy and nuts. Please do not forget
mamma and papa.
From your little boy
LEO HERBERT.
Dear Santa Taws: am two vears oil
wish you would bring me a WAGON. "a
set OF blocks, a drum ard anything .ou
think would SUIT little how uka r,e
Santa Tows. please don't forget INV liz
ue uos' Uno FOR ne is such good dog
Bye, from your ntie hoy.
LAWSON BAKER
NO. eli North First Street.
Dear Santa Claus: I am n little how
fust seven years old. and only want n
few things this Christmas want a
sled. box az tools. pair OF rubber
boots. a Christmas tree. and lots or
candy and nuts. Please don't forEet our
little dog Tige. 7 am.
Your little hoy.
JOHN CLAIMING.
ZIG Venable ST. city.
Dear Santa Claus. win write You a
short letter to-day % let YOU know ! am
living in West Point now. and T want
you 70 bring mo a lot o. fireworks and
some nice candles. apples. oranges ana
some toys 20 play with. and please bring
me an air-rife. I am O. good little boy.
DAVID PUTTY
West Point. Va
girl. four years old. Please bring me
tricycle.. q big bnhy O pretty tree and q
whole lot or pretty things. 7 go 90 bed
real early SO don't forget me-. and don't
forget my nurse and nanny CoOd-hy.
ELIZABETH DIETRICH.
- North Harrison Street
Dear Santa Claus.-Please bring r-e n
bicycle. n bucket. a shovel and "a carrisre
Please bring nv uttle brother whole
lot ~ pretty Things. 7 arm good boy
and mind nv mamma Don't forget Some
candy and NUTS. and also something for
ms nurse ard uammy
GEORGE DIETRICH.
u North Harrison Street.
Dear santa Claus.-Pioase bring me m
Irish mail" ono box Of tools. some games
and some story-b books: also soma candy
and nuts. Please bring ny dog '"Toodles''
o. pair a. spectaclcs. as Pc can't see any
thing. Your little boy
WILLIE RANKIN
Sl5 west Cary Street.
Dear Santa Please bring mo a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa C1aus:-I am a little bow.
four years old. and do not want much.
want a Billy goat. but mamma says
am not large enough to drive one yet.
You can bring me a donkey, a horn. a
flute. gun ard q roller top that makes
music, and a rubber ball and a picture
book I do not want any wagon, as
have a tricycle.. And bring me some nuts.
candy. oranges and some fireworks and
anything else you can think Of. Please
don't forget my big sister. Nellie ard
little sister. Sadie. Good-by. dear old
friend. From your little boy.
GEORGE COLLINS.
1909 North Twenty second Street.
Fairmount
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r axe a little snow
And little rain.
And some sleet. you know
Freeze with might and main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Claus.-Please bring ne n
bicycle bucket. a shovel and a carrisre
Please bring nv uttle brother whole
lot % pretty Things. 7 am a good boy
and mind nv mamma Don't forget -or1e
candy and nuts. and also something for
mT nurse ard NANNY
GEORGE DIETRICH.
u North Harrison Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa 1 want % pair OF gloves
CSC. 81 and gold ring and a table.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Claus am a good little
girl four years old. Please bring me- a
tricycle.. q big baby. O pretty tree and
whole lot or pretty things 7 go 20 bed
real early. SO don't forget me-. and don't
forget my nurse and nanny Cood-hy.
ELIZABETH DIETRICH.
- North Harrison Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Clous,-I haven't missed
a day from school since it opeuea. and
i think 1 deserve nice present from
you For one thing I wish nice gold
watch with "a pin 20 catch. and also
with nay Initials on it-B. T. M.-ani a
LOT q toys and also nice candy and nuts.
Well. / VII make out with This. Your
dear gin BESSIE MEADE
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nat for her couch. n lamp. candy. nuts
ana oranges. Your little girl,
MARIE La TOUCTIE.
1886 Main Street City.
am eight years old.
Dear Santa Claus an a little bovs
seven years old. and I 60 to school every
day and try to be a good boy. 4 hope
You VIII not forget me when you come
around. want you TO bring me q saddle
horse, violin, flute, a story-boOl. q
norm and q drum. nuts, candy and fire
works. and anything else you have
viii 80 to sleep real early II can. Don't
forget my little sister, Sadie. SO good
5y, dear old friend.
Your little boy,
EUGENE COLLINS.
1909 North Twenty second Street.
Falrmount.
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stockings. and q doll baby. and a few
" -Nts.thels ana ! would Ike 90 have a
nice Christmas tree and a set or dishes.
~l9 some picture books, and some nuts
and candy, and I would like to have =
nice dress. and want an iron, and n So
OF chairs and table, and n horn L am
Good-0y santa Claus. Yours loving.
o,., -. FLORA FISCHER.
Dear Santa Claus.-I am little cir,
TOUR years old, and I want doll eaf.
rage, teble, tea set. candy and nuts and
q orange and rassins. GoOd-Dy. From
our loving friend,
15l2 W. Clay street S city. iNi''-i'
Dear Santa Claus:-As you were very
Sood % me last year / viii not ask yoii
TOR much this year. 7 would be very
basket, r. oook-bag and piar or gloves.
t-,I.sy Si eanay and nuts, cakes ana
$500 -,,5 i t.s 90 "ot forget Father
MARIE IIERBERr.
Dear Santa Claus.-I am only n littfe
BOY SIX years old. ana I 1--we in the coun-
Wy nope you can find me and bring
me candy. cakes. nuts. automobile v,a.-
on. aud anything else you Ike 60 briur
my biz sisters.
r. F. y. No 6
Dear old SANTA; am so glad that II IL
slime for you strt d yNr Ing iurney
aein. I wnt nice little CO udcrnfv,yp
again. 7 want nice little cap and "a
pair Of slippers. a doil5aby and carrlae..
"a set ~ dishes and a rnttlebox and "a pair
OF gloves and that "a an this Christmas.
so I win bid you farewell until next
Christmas.
Your turisy little girl.
INfsZ ELIZABETH
INEH ELIZABETH MBRIDE.
No. 1o9 Little Page Street, Richmond
Va; ass one year.
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please don't forget 20 come. III 20 70
bed real soon. Your little boy.
ROBERT MARSHALL LAWRENCE.
Sherwood Park
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Richmond. Va

P.ease mah us q copy o. The Times
Dispatch TO C-den Place +. o.
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JOHN CHANNTNG.
ZIG Nenable St, city.

Dear Santa Claus. I VIII write You a
short letter today % let YOU know am
living in West Point now. and want
you TO bring mo a lot o. fireworks and
some nice candles. apples. oranges and
some toys 20 play with. and please bring
me an air-rfe. am good little boy
DAVID PUTTY
West Point Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Claus:-Please bring me q
trunk. rocking chair. doll baby. pair
gloves and hair ribbon. candy. nuts and
oranges. Your little girl.
RUBY NORWOOD LADD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear santa Ciaus.-We wouid Ike
very much f5r you to bring each o. me-
"a nice doll and baby carriage a book-
bag and anything else that you think
would Zoe good for US 20 have. Our iuus
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Dear Santa Claus. I am only little box,
eight years old, and L would Dc glad ~
you would bring me some handkerchiefs.
a pair OF gloves. some fireworks. plenty
or candy and nuts Please do not FORGET
mamma and papa
From your little bow.
LEO HERBERT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-16

Dear Santa Taws; am two years old.
7 wish you would bring me a WAGON. a
set OF blocks. drum ard anything YOU
mink would SUIT a little boy Ike me-
santa ta|s' please don't forget my nt-
ie cog Ono. Tor he Is such good dos
Bye. from your nue hoy.
LAWSON BAKER,
NO Gil Norh First Street
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Dear Santa Claus: I have tried 20 a
good little girl all this year and i hope
you VIII bring me "a parasol. a pair oc
ruobers e spelling board. q set Of dishes.
q toilet set. a doll-5aoy and q bed for
my big doll. Please don't forget my two
LITTLE baby sisters. Bring them something
nice. Our stockings VIII be hung up. 80
III them with good things Cood-by-
From your httIe friend.
GRACE IRENE OWEN.
1900 East Broad Street.
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Dear Santa Claus. am n little how
tust seven years old. and only want n
few things this Christmas want a
sled. box Of tools. a pair OF rubber
boots. Christmas tree and lots OF
candy and nuts Please don't forget our
little dog Tige 7 am.
Your little hoy.
JOHN CLAIMING
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INEz ELIZABETH MBRIDE.
No Ho9 Little Page Street. Richmond.
Va; ass one year.
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TAX
AND HOW TO PAY
Poll Taxes Must Be Paid This
Week or No Vote In
Spring.

The writer. and not the printer, is re-
sponsible for the error which made yes
terday's Times-Dispatch say the city
treasurers Office will be opened next
week to receive capitation and State
taxes generally and that persons owing
the same will have until Saturday, Feb
ruary Sd. to pay up without penalty.
This is mistake of exactly one week
The present week is the one, and the
only one. in which this may be DONE and
Saturday. January 9th, is tn. very last
day of grace.
December 10. 1885, was the last day
under the law upon which wouid-be voters
could pay their capitation tax to enable
them to vote in the city election to be
held In June next. AT that date the city
treasurer's office was closed on account
of the vacancy then existing in the
trea surer's office. rr
Judge Witt took the matter up and
decided that persons sending certified
check to the treasurer's office or other
wise obtaining certificate that they
went there TO pay and could not because
of the conditions. should not be de-
prived of the right to vote II they should
pay up when a new treasurer was ready
to receive the money. This week is the
time set by Treasurer Pace for the coll
lection of capi,ation and other State
taxes, and under Judge Wits decision
next Saturday is the last day upon which
they can so pay and save the per cent.
penalty. and at the same time save the
right to vote In the spring election