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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
Florida Oranges - Pc !

Baltimore Special:-Balnl
like weather found a marks
skyward so far as Florida
concerned this week chlx
soaring market was 0ranga
during the present season
been such a shortage Of he
prices consequently advanca
The SO line was crossed Tu'
$3.50 was spoken of conhdear
price To be paid for arTiyas
1t is apparently imposes
cure much Florida stock az
ines. grapefruit and the
Joined in the upward procss
anges arrived in CARROTS tofk
pers but the trade was
chiefly on CALIFORNIA; for
a result Of the scarcity IN 2
crop California fruit steady
until $2.75 and s2.S5 were
prices.
The upheaval in orange 2
urally caused a strain u
market, it being the only p.
Florida and California stun
marketable. Prices advances ?
was a firm demand at the gen
creased price of a quarter
any kind of good apples
Cincinnati Specially m1
feeling is noticeable in the -
ange market. The fruit Is e.
nicely, and there is not nv
plant now about the on quA-s
was so noticeable a short ~
Cold weather has shortensp
ceipts. which is giving the os'
a chance to clean up, anu
much improved for fruit q
ity. Florida stock is Drins
1925 to SO. Little ineIes'
in the lemon market, esp
Messina stock. Other gfa1
better demand. owing 70 ps
prices are from - TO % ~
err than Messinas. From 81 vi
box is the range of values
Messinas are moving.
California lemons are me-
fair sale. and some cohs's
better fruit: SO is the q'
California lemons.
Grapefruit is scarce q
to So. An excellent demaH'
tanned for this article.
Bananas are moving ~
$3.50 to SO per bunch.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
Scorns Carnegie's Cash.

Mr.. William j. Bryan has resigned
rs chairman of the board Of trus-
tees of Illinois College because a ma
jority of the trustees voted last No
vember to accept funds from Andrew
Carnegie. The board has accepted the
resignation
AIr. Bryan's resignation was written
at Hong Kong on December Is. Ac-
conpanying the resignation was the
following statement:
The issue presented seems to me
to be vital one. and that even if An
drew Carnegie refuses. the same ques-
ton is likely to arise if some other
trust magnate invites requests. our
college cannot serve God and Mann
mon. 1t cannot be a college for the
people and at the same time commend
itself to the commercial highwaymen
who are now substituting the colleges
TO prevent the teaching of economic
truth.
1T grieves me to have my alma
matter converted into an ally of pIu-
tocracy. but having done what I could
To prevent it, l have no other re-
course than TO withdraw from its
management
Il regret that the action, If it was
to be taken, was taken when / gave
my notes, for / regard the money as
given as worse than wasted, if the
college is to be under the shadows of
a great omnopoly."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
SCALY ECz[n
ALL OVER h
Eruptions Appeared On d
Face and Neck Wen 4 !
Out Scales and Cn,h'
Iowa Lady Has Gr'
in Cuticura Remedie, 1
Diseases.
ANOTHER W0NDEpEl
CURE BY cum

"I had an eruption ann,
chest and body and exisa3
and downwards, so that nr !.
face were all broken out; IN !.
and the lower limbs as far 4, AZ
/ at first thought it was rr'I',
But soon scales or crusts Icr.
the breaking out was. lnsn5.
to a physician, / purchase !,
treatment of the Cuticura r.
which / had great faith, Al
satisfactory. A year or tro
eruption appeared again, Oh,
lower; but before it had tine X.
/ procured another supply d a
cura Remedies, and continuoi <
until the cure was complete n
FIVE years since the last ss
have not seen any signs Of 4 M
have taken about three beth
Cuticura Resolvent, and ID n.
how much of the Soap or 0in.a
] always keep them with ne; n
one half dozen of each.
az decided to give the c,tir
edies a trial after / had seen N
of their treatment Of eczea /.
infant belonging to one Of or,
bors. The parent took The ,hl
nearest physician, but his trear
no good. So they procured tkl
Remedies and cured her vi
When they began using Cntkr
edies her face was terribly II
with sores, but she was enti1'
for / saw the same child a lie (
five years, and her mother id|i
eczema had never broken OF
have more faith in Cuticun n
for skin diseases than anythi4
of. / am, respectfully yours L
Wilson, Liscomb, Iowa, Oct
Complete External apd Internal Tn<r<I
Humor, from Pimples to Scrofuia, iruu ~
consisting Of Cuticura Soap, Ne. OininL
ent, Sc. (in form of Chocolate Coated IA ~
OF 5D), may be had Of all druggists. A nq,<.
Potter Drug n Chem. Corp, Sole frpp<, -
ss- Mailed Free, "H0v to Care for SKA 49,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
Essay of Little Bobby.
SONGS.

songs it what makes people clap at
shows and yawn at church. the ones
you hear at shows is fast and makes
YOU stamp your feet and they are sung
by pretty girls. without no trains on
thare skirts, and when an old man
hears these songs and sees these girls
he slaps his hands till they are sore.
but when he hears songs at church
he takes nap, because the church
song is very slow and they are all
about rocks of ages, instead of
Don't you love your honey.-Milwau-
kee Sentinel.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
Watterson's Tribute to wv

As to the pompanO, i
quality of butter or ths -
women, no comparative
not be such a thing as
ling pompano any more ~
ably virtuous woman. uH
pompano will not bear tr'ns
one touch of ice. and ~
gone: from the water y
from the skillet to the p'A
of cayenne pepper and a ~
and! Go way. colors' I
way. possum and potalo'
good enough inland; but = :,
the briny deep pQmpano ~ -
stiffest back-hair curl
terson in the Louisville =
nal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

There is nothing. no. nothing. in
nocent or good that dies and is for
gotten. Let US hold to that faith or
none. An infant. a prattling child. dy-
ing in the cradle. will live again in
the better thoughts of those that
loved it, and play its part through
them in redeeming actions of the
world. though its body be burnt 10
ashes. or drowned in the deep sea-
Dickens
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

The Apalachicola Times remarks
that the man who pays his debts
ranks high in community. Such a
man has character and standing and
he is never without friends" But why
be in a crowd all by yourself?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Mr.. William B. Denham has resign
ed as first assistant manager of the
Atlantic Coast Line railway To &C
cept the position of general manager
of the Georgia, Florida and Alabama
railroad.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Messrs. c. H. Tedder and w II.
Tedder, of Live Oak, have purchased
10000 acres of cypress lands in sum
ter and fernando counties and will
erect mill to convert the lands into
shingles and other building material.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

The Eustis Lake Region says that
the picture of steamboats, navigating
the upper Ocklawaha and the great
lakes of Lake county is a reminder
of old times and a dawn of better
days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

If +. w .Devoe & CO., are not paying
the Florida newspapers any more
money than they offered the .Ocala
Banner they are getting their service
almost for the price of composition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Dallas. Texas, is to have another
cotton mill of 5000 spindles. If Mai.
liars advice is followed it will not
be long before the Ocala Banner can
contain items of this sort about Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

If we had all the money Ill good
roads that have been expended on
gunboats and Notifications now aban-
doned the farmers of the country
would be enjoying benefits almost be-
yond computation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

The fine, Nebraskan hand of Will
liam Jennings Bryan. who has recently
been in Japan, is seen in the Mika-
dos Wedding present of two silver
vases To Miss Rooseyelt.-Tampa Tri-
bune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

The Pensacola Daily News me-
ehanical force has withdrawn from the
Typographical Union because of
alleged arbitrary and unlawful re-
quirements made by that local body.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Bishop Turner of Georgia, denounces
the American flag as dirty rag"
And, so far as the negro is concerned,
he says hell is an Improvement on the
United States.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

The editor of the Tallahassee Demo-
crat is mad because The Advertiser
referred to his Uranium as a cocoanut
We take it back. we retraet. we with
draw the statement. we apologize
there's milk in the cocoanut-Zolfo
Advertiser.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Gunboats and Notifications soon be-
come absolute, antiquated and useless,
but good roads are a thing of beauty
and a joy forever.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Fifty Years ago there were consid-
erably less than 10000 suicides in the
United States. 1t is estimated that
there are now $4,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Editor Stovall has a horse named,
Judge Parker" and is willing to risk
him on the track. Editor Stovall is
nervy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

In 1850 the United States consumed
only 100000 kegs of beer. One firm
now turns out nearly this much an
nually.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Five thousand babies are abandoned
by their mothers in New York City
annually.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Mr.. John d. Rockefeller Robertson,
wife and little boy have returned from
a pleasant visit to Whitney.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

Columbus, Ga, stands second to
New Orleans, La, in the expectation
Of sugar cane syrup.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23

John Shelton Williams is visiting in
Tampa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1906.

Wanted.-Big, broad minded men on
our judicial benches.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-02-23
FRANK HARRIS, Editor.
p. v. Leavengood, Business Manager.

Motto: The Banner, believing those
e the top we'll able to take care Of
themselves, has taken its stand in the
barbados with the common people
and its fight will be made for the Bet
terment of those at the bottom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
oRelationship to Christ"
(seleoted for Tho Times-pispatch'l

Ta (SeleCtcu tInr sIlIlc ~ iH'co'A''oPaeN'" VI.
+ "For whatsoever shall do hcsWill OF God.
the same Ia my brother and sister and
,nothcr.''-Mark, III. SIS. Wy
our Lord announces here who are His
relatives. Ills mother and His brethren
had come to SEQ Him. and could not, for
tho crowd which surrounded Him. Among
that crowd the message was conveyed
to Him; to that message Werc given the
words OF tile text s
i The relationships OF blood were. after
all, external ana perishable, The earthly
connection could. Of course, belong only
to n few; tho heavenly was capable Of
ill!mltable extension he docs not deny
or ignore the lower. bond. but He shows
that 1t Ia merged into ~ far highers one.
as the light OF the taper Ia lost IN spp,
light. IS < 4, .Sg
Christ still speaks, and speaks to US,
He still stands viii, outstretchcl hands,
as lIa has done throughout tho asey,
saying. WHO is my mother or my
brethren?" lIe stlll invites tho multi.
tudes OF eartl, to partako Of the blessing,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

Editor Of The Times Dispatch Il:
Sir, Your editorlpl,5 Sunday Obser-
you for 1t. To prevent misunderstand-
Ing j want 70 state that believe IN
stnhocent recreation, tin wholesome
iarnusemcnts IN pleasure and play
Iii q Il can IA hayo more q them, that
l!ey9 N Saturday g; 90 holiday sal, we
Sunday rs a holy day, 81 VS.
you rightly say Tho Sunday lnw.
us written In the Code OF Virginia Is
not to he confounded with the fourth
commandlneDt.' You do VOL to cln-
3phasze the diatlnctlon between the
P ply se ena a hs sxes aaa goa Gh aa
venlcd His law In Tho fourth com,
amandment, man would never have en-
acted the Sunday law He might have
darkness, by months from the moon,
shy years from tho seasons I'ut exoopt
God Had rested on the seventh day and
nys of ~ e wso aidi a Weak
.mliaannkind would hardly have discovered
The aa ast fact fay w daaa V sssons
a " as an Ss ssw fadas
during the reign Of terror %, ne bloody
French Revolution, Ignored ne tact am I,a
TILED Ia establish week q ten tn, gays
is part Of their metric system, lhFous!'
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s,alt further plnihlyS nppnnr to the salts.
yfnctlon Of the court that n majority 81
tho qualified voters IotS tho district or tow,
III which the privilege u sought 70 Y be
exercised are Iii favor Of tho appllb ont ION,
tlat8the sale OF ardent spirits at that
place Will not he contrary to sotit,d puS-
lie policy or injurious to lie morals 8pr
tho material interests ot tile nott,t,it nllty
tho court may upon the exeeut Ion n BY
the applicant OF bond In the petalty q
two hundred and nifty dollars, etc., grant
such license. IN S5 s 83s& II
IN Judge BoyEin says, accordlng to rep 4-,'
that he cannot aconsc!ontlo usly cert
or ever become convinced, that8the sale sale
OF liquor would not be INJURIOUS TO TIE y g
mornls or material interests Of q com ON A
nunlty, and lenco cannot grant q license Sc
In the rural districts, no matter what
tho evidence introduced by the applicant.
may show. .iE NJ ~ Is M III
A rho clause at which Judge Boyk l,alt tf'
does not occur In tint portion OF the act
relating TO licenses for towns OF tlve num-
idrod Inhabitants and ovcr, and 3l = appears
that It was inserted Iii that part relating lat
to rural districts designedly; But; Il az az
Judges tnkc Judge Boy in's extreme View ',
tile Mani, law ought TO &be cha rge9dl one y
way Or the other. Either the question i'
nble clause referred to should BIG stricken
out. OF the law should proyid g that Under
no circumstances shall IA Judge grant ( q
license to any man to conduct q saloon
In the rural districts. Il The court 5shot1ld
have discretion In all such cases, but the
restrictions SHOULD not DO 30 srigyd as TO,
prevent nsconsclentiodsi 1qd ge from grant
Ing d. license ,ind er culnstunces.
.rilcsssthe Inv isF DIES gned III Re abso-
lutelySprohi btory; III. easa tho faot
should tbe plainly stated I'VE arc to-
have prohbition&lot us have It by direct
onounccn,ent and not by circum le"''1'
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Sunday Observance.

Elsewhere In to-day's paper will be
found "a most instructive article on sun
day observance from a scientific as we'll
rs a religious point OF view and those
who fail to read At will miss ono of the
best articles In to-day's paper. Il!
X III tho same connection tho Danvlle
Register, III commenting on tho arrest
Of the management of lakewood Park FOR
violating tho, Sunday Inv. says that 1t
can easily be seen that IN case. OF this
kind may result In moro harm than
good. "There can DO no HARM says our
contemporary, Sin the not or q man who
Iias been shut up8all week In an office.
tand whose family has been obliged to ro-
main all week In the hot, dusty city. to
take tho opportunity presented OF going
on Sunday afternoon to the park and
enjoying the fresh2nir and tho beauties
az nature. However, this IL a matter
Tint cnnnot be left entirely to the con-
science, IT must no supervised by cor-
tain lnws."
II was not the amusement seekers who
were arrested, It was those who laborel
on Sunday to furnish5th the amusement. The
law does not prohibit men, women and
children. from going to tho park on sum
day ana amusing themselves IN any In
Enocent way IT simply provides that no
man shall labor, or shall employ others
In labor except IN household work or
Ii, Qwork OF necessity ana charity, For
reasons sufficiently we'll known the State
has established n day Of rest, and In
sists that no unnecessary labor shall be
performed, and that nothing In tho form
OF labor shall be done which tends to
mar or impair the peace and resttuness
OF the day, IN
But 1t should be stated that our Dan
vile contemporary Is IN full sympathy
I With The view recently expressed in this
paper concerning sunday observance from
"a moral point Of view Our contemporary
I SAYS fa
Here in Virginia the day Cannot be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

their porntclous teaching "ChristInnity
ltute enthroned us Goddess OF Reason
at Notre Dame. and worsh!pped $by the
National Convention q i'll iYf5th5 mol, Of
Paris. With tho Widest orgies q lieen.
h spSI perishea Win ii ri o. tt liz
horrld mookery OF tho solemn rites of
senR ad Tas 9nn "a
hundreds and thousands OF priests were
st u, ana i'' bharraoks, Ths attenrpt to
xesk aayH a fa9a utss
f asf Sc bsea ax aGsF1
Gods law Of seasons, q s3 !. I, NJ
The twenty,four hour law 2fnthe .,; Gay
y as plain "a %. dasqls ah The sey St
loft Ills law OF seven elsewhere, az
self, 'Tiie number is distinguished IN
laws seg1nting the nar rmG ssr
All Of 4 tho marvellous harmon!es Of a.!
the worlds greatest musicians, ana
probably those Of the Heavenly choirs.
o pr notss y ssa scale TSe
Is Is co.n po a. Of seven eoors. But Il Is
IN tho law OF lie, the GIT OF iOu tNo
Holy Ghost, that tho law Of aeVen aeems
10 reign sUpreme 1T begins before me
cradle, and In Coda gift Of eternal l!fe
probably roaches beyond the grave AT
seven the infant has mot only lost his
original teeth. but has renewed the subs
stnnca Of lila original body. At fourteen
puberty transforms the child to q youth,
al twonty,ona tho youth becomes q
man, and On through life to three Z, sc p q
XssSs ara .o ten the way proceeds e "
Iron time immemorlAl ~ has been sI,i
observed that fevers and intermittent
attacks OF sngue. govt and similar com,
-plaints have q septform perl lty. Llnt
the seventh. fourteenth and twenty.
,tlrst are critical days. lllustratiIons q
the mysterious law of seven In NE n !!
too numerous to giye here, and many
is: y.o sslte sys r rRa sa''ta erss optHa
general law or periodically when :, Fe 3
mails THAT tic Fundamental unit o. the
greater periods Is one NJ week 81 shpe,l
days each day being twelve 9, !, MONTH y 81
COMPOUND multlples Of this ulllt n Y ~ =
ynumsrioal ratio analogous 70 that ,,, op,
served In chemical cplnpollnGs, LINN s,t.a
this law binds all perlonlleG, Y,Aa w
n rfas a together and links We
n nlssa anmals With ha,s II nan iin-
SELF, the highest Of the yertebra t. ~
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rs the Mann Law Prohibitory?

, "a y 3 " z ~ a. l.l,,
i, Is reported that judge =. $, soykih
or the Circuit Court Of Princess Anne
lzle Of Wight and the city Of Portsmouth,
has ruled that the Mann Law amounts
TO absolute prohibition in the rural d's-
tsetg. The law provides that, u me
court he fully satisfied upon the bearing
Of testimony for ana against the appl'-
cation for License. that the applicant (who
has complied With previous requirements
OF the act, Is u 1T person TO conduct
sguch business, ana that he viii personally
5superiniend the Same and will keep an
orderly house, and that the place AT which
u As to be conducted Is q suitable. con-
renient and appropriate place for conduct
ms such business. and one at which
police protection IS afforded; and. ~ u
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Power. of Public & Opinion.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: IL ~ 8!
sir,-some years ago Tho Richmond
public ma intlma AM 70
here on. sundays, bit the PRO tests+nga.ir'ss
nounced that the project fell through
This city. had the reputation Hof being q
hind the league was too sensitive to incur
tho risk OF popular dlsfnyor ana dlmlnu-i
tive attendance upon the games Q n week
days. Now trust that the same potent
and an every ~ othsr eirort e set 8ln0or that
will have that tan entering wedge
towards making this orderly and con-
tservntye ci tys n wide ope n s;' Sunday
t. am not preIaehrs seTmon
"holier- than thou attitude; far from It..
But woe betide the dry when our far
famed and richly favored metropolis
turns the channe of hor Sunday towards
IT lis not to tho point to argue that the
proposed diversions arc in themselves
Innocent for the trouble would come In
operating on sunday the same popular
every day, to the, detrlment and the
eventual very serious detrlment, Of high
religious and social Ideals. This is not
simply n matter OF interest to tho Chris
Gentle churchman and non -.churchman,
who desire the preservation OF an orderly
Sabbath and It's tconcomitant blessings.y
arc vitality concerned, a lowering OF tho
religious and high moral standard TO the
squeamish mouthings about "puritnnlcal
IDEAS" would be a public calamity to5be
felt In mot only. the religious and mora,
realms, but in the entire social sphere.
If5any public 3amuseme concern persists
In%outrnging the sensibllities OF tho con-
servRtivo pliblio In order o add TO their
Golfers by Sunday openings. It Is clearly
up to those who OPPOSE such innovation
to withdraw their patronage on week
days This Is simpyIa matter OF bust
ness and consistency. ss a Is III
"a ". NJ. 4 H1CxERs
2G pichmOnd IN Va tss' -tt (afl
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R:''!A!y0,,s l,o,12i I ,,o- D Z:
! Solilou,iv 81 IA Gshbon.

-
S(Thp philadelphia zoo has sJlst occurred
III il SPECIALIZED q Agile GlbDont Or I Hhgi Is
Monkey, said % be tlius only pree \ VI !,
3Attieriaa,1g IL "a tx III NJ a
frrss useless, mem q dras me- e the 10
yo va'nly y urge uEr me q Y sing q
Va s YOU asl mo II my voice is q 9, stoprato7
ID Sb Ask d ". \. rs t g IL iS5
I'll thank YOU all to know In, not y
s5z13 flunkey; a ~ * & tft W. ,t4s y. B.
( You cannot make mo hum d single bar.
YOU don't believe that I'm a. singing
monkey 2 e III n III " I Il f's]l
Well, are. Il \, Fl W. fss. N
But hearts arc never won by cakes ana
And ii cnt, never, sing unless I'm glad !!
And bark eel sn1a ties, III say TINS M sue
i$ N Gibbons IA 81 ii "a 5S y. III &: VI
Feeling sad. "A, Y 4 XII siS8
yyhyatudy out the matter for yourself ~,
I'm ponsloss- cause am "a, net a3t; feoli'ns
p'ye think there's any cause. IN p 1'll'Aty
delphia. M 81; ~ S # ffi55s
\ Why II should i s II III 4, ], 4,s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

8nllo we'd to beeot,ie d lioll DC ~ has Ia
many OK our Northern and VS. Western Nr:
cities. Even from the sttlctest rsli sou Y
gstahdpoint there isssno iartnt IN simple
ati1usetnents us long hs they stirc observed ~
III, THO proper, Split, but ylleti left ti,-.
guarded and iiiiifestrnifiad SBy Inv these
hlrtisei,1etlts carried tosexceess ny The
more frivolous ana Cd t1tess s 81 nsses
lisa nnt lonai ahntt1e Iii sorin ft our Svestss
err cities, whers} fishihg ana hunting and
acniidy shops aid sn1oons and thehters
and operas ana fashionable park resorts
or MI sorts are int full swing on Sunday,
where Worldly ai1iuseihonts run riot IL on
the day yet aside pr)lnarilyy for rest ana q
spiritual nctlvlty, .13i X, sSs
= rho 1'ines- Dispntch sisr not puri
but 1T thinks at sunda v observance S y.
most Respectable Snnd n wholesome from
every point OF View, and j firmly believes
that liz the people Of vlrgttin dcpnrt from
their timo-honored8 custom and tradition
and turn tho Lord 4 i Day into n day h Of
fun, frolo md hilarlty, the high character
Of tho people will be seriously impaired. Nj