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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

moved into their new home at Clover
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Well have taken the Maxwell residence, 14o1 S. Perry Street.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert A. Jones, Jr, are at home with her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Metcalf at 407 Finley Ave.
 MT. and Mrs. Lovejoy have taken the Streets. Mir. and Mrs. Amistead Brown will be with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Hopson owen have ta- ken apartments at 619 s. Court Street.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Walker Jr., will be at home this winter at 430 S. Court Street.
 Judge and Mrs. T. c. Mcclellan are at home at 315 Adams Street.
 COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
 The members of the Country Club entertained at most delightful dance at the club house last evening.
 The guests were:
 Misses Julia Mae Henderson. Georgia Saffold. Taylor Beale, Mary Kennedy. Florence Marks. Kitty Dent, Bessie RGgers RfE Mary Go6bs sainr Minnie Reese s Knowles. Isabel Cobbs, Mary Meyer, Beline Mcdonald. Lillian Hill. Roberta Roberts. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick: Messrs. Will Hurter, Beale Travis, Earl Clapp, stafford Betty, frank Noble, Paul Par ker. Bernard Lyons, Clif Stewart. Tom Bradford John H. Wallace, Jr., Fred Wilkerson. Henry Hobbie, Frank Stol- lenwerck, W. c. oates, Jr.. Walter Pickett. William Davidson, Tom Jones. Logan Martin, Weather1y Garter. Nor gan Browder, Arthur Butt. Frank Nose ley. Hanson Ferrall, Frank McPherson, Tom Mourning. w. r. Joseph. Peag- Ter. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Jones. TALLY-Ho RIDE TO BALL GAME.
 In a tally-ho gaily decorated with red and blue ribbons, the colors or Howard College, a few young people went out to the football game between Auburn and Howard College Saturday afternoon to root" for Howard Col lege
 In the party were Misses Elizabeth Mcknight, Cecilia Payne. Lorana Cain. Clara Galloway, Messrs. Emmett Harris Washburn, George Miles, James Browder, John Browder.
 MASTTN-DEAN.
 Mrs Lillian Averett Dean of Fay etteville, Ala, announces the engage. ment ot her daughter. Mary Lou. to MT. Daniel Mastin Graham of Mont gomery: the marriage to take place at Fayetteville early in November.
 PARTY RETURN FROM MOBILE.
 MT. and Mrs. I. H. DeWees, Mrs. W.
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o'clock. A full attendance Is desir
 Mrs. J. NJ. Chiffon, President Tuesday afternoon. October 5. at ociock. there will be held a called ,neeting or the College Girls Club. All
 Ida Clay rh. ,.,,-, President The Religious Committee of the w ". z. A will meet Tuesday evening o,oper sna,r D. at 1:3o o'clock in the As
 Bernice Summers
 Chairman CRADLE OF CONFEp.
 ERACY CHAPTER.
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of the Y. w. c. A. in this city. The evening promises to pc moss e,ioyable and ail who are interesteu are cordially invited to attend.
 The following Is the program:
 Devotional exercises. s,, Presidents message-Mrs. J. M. Siiii- Vocal soio--Miss Georgia Richard Report of Treasurer-Miss Merie "The Fellowship Club"--Miss Lila Violin Solo---Nriss Pauline Lewey.
 Association workoMiss Etnei d 1smbs SHane Vocal solo-Mrs. Rienzi Thomas.
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1T &0GeUsy|
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.

God have mercy on those who
 owe. The honest-hearted who cannot ( pay, , Bearers of burden of care and (
 woe
 Beneath the shadows from day ( to day! Lord, look down with a tender (
 grace , On those who struggle but can
 not thrive , The dust of failure upon their (
 face, Strive.
 Baltimore Sun. (
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
ARNSTEIN'S Perfect Dry Cleaning Works
 Phone 2748 Factory: 418-2O-22 North Decatur Street Office: BIO Dexter Avenue

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC OF MONTGOMERY . Montgomery. Ala. Sept 22. 1909. To whom il may
 The Amsns Perfect Dry Cleaning Works BIO Dexter Avenue have done French Dry Cleaning for and pleasure recommend
 their methods and artistic work In every dealings have been entirely satisfactory. Respectfully
 Nachman and Meertef. .......A Knowles and Go Creath Lasset and The Hub, Cothie A. J. Naufman' 1iomlr The Pnket Geson Go WITS Chart A. Coleman. . Coverdah Mrs L. L. beae o9 Jeff Davis Ave Mrs R. J. Chambers. 402 S. Perry St NIrs Nahm Greh 5Zi 5 Perry St Nr Simon Gasenhimer GAO S. Perry St hrs w. M Hudson. Z3Z Sayre St N1rs L. L. Till AZ > Perry St Mrs. Robert Henderson. 10 Mildred St
 WITS L. IT. Lee oO/ > Lawrence o Miss Dora Marcus IZ N F1ua St Mrs Charles F. Mortz .4Z4 ;. Perry St Mrs. J. D. Mcintyre lU9 Clayton S. Jones iZ1 WiKerson ot Nis w. S Reese 4ZO Alabama St. Mrs Georgia w. H. Safod 424 MDonough St. Mrs Bessie Ieague 40 S. Perry St. Mrs C. Veil ................ .408 Bbb St.
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PRAISE SERVICE AT COURT
 STREET METHODIST CHURCH.

PRAISE SERVICE AT COURT
 STREET METHODIST CHURCH. There will be a praise service at the Court Street Methodist Church this evening at 730 o'clock. under the di- rection of Mir. Rienzi Thomas, organist and choir master. The public Is cor dially invited. The following Is the program: Prelude
 Fantasie (Gounod)-Eddy. Hymn, Ancient of Days. Prayer.
 Anthem, Jerusalem tGounod). Peer Gynt Suite (Grieg). arranged for organ by Semare.
 1. Morgen Stimming.
 2. Ases Tod.
 8. AnitraF
 Hymn. Coronation.
 Anthem. "Oh, for Il Closer Walk With God"-Myles B. Foster. Address by pastor.
 Cffertory.
 Anthem, II Feel Thy Hallowed Pres ence"-Charles Carter. Doxology and Benediction. Postlude-Lohengren Wagner.
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Mrs. c. G. Hewitt at her home in the Sophronia Apartments. corper, of Will son and Court Streets. ThGrsday, Oct. [. at II o'clock.
 Y. w. c. A. ANNIvEA- .--
 SAVY RECEPTION. The Young womeA's Christian As sociation viii enteHain at a reception Monday evening, QIi, 4. at O clock' at the association byiding; This will markthe third anniversary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

Now that October is here the prob- Lsn uppermost with many Montgom- eifans. Is where they will live during the coming year.
 1t seems as if there were never so many changes of address as this year. The following list though short will MT. and Mrs. Harry G. Thompson have taken the residence. Noble Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Stone, of Stones Tank. wfo have come to Montgomery to live. will occupy the residence 27 MT. and Mrs Warren D. Hall will have the second floor of the residence BIO South Perry Street.
 b.xs M anq MTs at ss5 csPeanS % Mr and Mrs. John Pitts will occupy the home they have recently ptrchas-' ed at 231 Sayre Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Salter are at home. 503 S. Hull Street.
 Mrs Mary Scott has taken one of the apartments at 625 s. Lawrence MT. and Mrs. Jesse Adams are at home 644 s. Lawrence Street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Forsyth have taken an apartment at 625 S. Lawrence Street.
 MT. and Mrs Ben Griel have apart ments i1 the saphronllla nats ..nt. on the Mir. and Mrs. B. S. Maultsby have ta- ken the Garland residence at 725 South Court Street:
 cupy the residence on the corner of sayre and Wilson Streets for the com Mr and Mrs. William Hunter have moved to s10 South Perry Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Garland will oc- cupy their new home at Cloverdale.
 Mr. and Mrs Herman Loeb have ta- MT. and Mrs William H. Ball have
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YEsPER SERVICE

YEsPER SERVICE. The Y. w. c. A. Vesper Service will be conducted by Miss Ethel Beane this afternoon at o'clock. There will be good music including a vocal solo by Mir Ed Davant. All young women and girls are cordially invited LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. The Ladies' Memorial Association will hold a meeting Tuesday. October 5, at 1:30 o'clock at the Council Chamber.
 All members are urged to attenI.
 Mrs, NJ. ID. Bibh.
 President Mrs. J. J. Frame.
 Secretary pro tenn.
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LADIES. MEMORIAL ASsOF
WINNIE DAVIS CHAPTER U. D.

The regular monthly meeting of the Winnie Davis Chapter will be held with the Director. Mrs. E. L. Holt. Jr.. day. October g. at 3:3O o'clock. Dr. Thomas NJ Owen will address the chil- dren and another pleasant surprise Is In store for them.
 Every member Is urged to be pres ent.
 Mrs. F. R. Holt, Jr..
 Director
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

of Mir. and Mrs. S. P. Kennedy of this city ,and her two guests. Misses Mary
 and Sara Camp of Talladega. Miss Oliver Is the daughter of Mayor and Mrs. s. c. Oliver, and Miss Camp Is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. E. Camp Three more charming girls would be hard to find.
 GREsHAM-DAWsON
 Mrs. Celistra Dawson announces the engagement of her daughter. Celtic. to MT George Leon Gresham, of An dalusia, the wedding to take place the latter part of october.
 MOTHERS CIRCLE.
 The Mothers Circle will meet with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03

MT Denison Ledyard, formed a con genial party who returned to the city yesterday yS from ten dsIs dsys riB on tbais ,ss ng return or they S0s were to aecompanied o by Mir and Mrs. William Hearin and family of Mobile. who spent yesterday 'n Montgomery.
 friends in this city. MISS LUCIE CRoMMELIN
 WOODS PARTY.
 Miss Lucy Crommelin Wood was the ternoon at one of the most beautiful children's parties of the season Ehe home of her mother. Mrs. May Crom- melin Wood, on Jefferson Davis Ave- and cut-fowers for the occasion.
 Tn the dining room pink was the color scheme, and carnations were the flowers used. The table was spreeaSa IesS satin. Silver candelabra tied with pink satin bows and burning pink candles were placed at intervals on the table. There was the usual birthday each one marking happy year for the young hostess. When the cake was cut, the ring fell to Jack Kirkpatrick. the dime to Leon Ruth. the thimble to Elizabeth Sightler. the button to Wal lace Pitts. and the wish bone to Jack Steiner.
 Delicious ices were served, lne- coioF scheme being carried out.
 There was a Jack Horner pie con- taining souvenirs of the occasion
 A band played throughout the after- noon and dancing was enjoyed.
 Little Miss Wood wore white !in- gerie dress with pink ribbons.
 About fifty children enjoyed the occa- sion.
 NOTES ABOUT ST JOHNS CHOIR.
 St John's Church has always been noted for it's exceptionally good mu- there especially for the music, and this year promises to be no exception to the general rule.
 Mr. Bauer Is the new organist ana comes highly recommended Mrs. Hugh Brown. who has recently come to Mont gomery from Chattanooga to live, IS the leading soprano. She possesses a rare voice of marked strength and un- usual sweetness.
 MT Georg F.. Lindner Is again choir master This alone would insure the best music. for Mir. Lindner Is not only an ardent music lover. but an exraiient musician.
 The personnel of the choir includes: Sopranos Mrs Hugh Brown, Mrs. Rop- ert Kirkpatrick. Misses Mary Eiixa- beth Thweatt Kettle Ma rks, Rob Ro- per. Rosalie Higgins. Blanche Sharp' and Clair Ely: altos. Mrs. T. T. Byars, Misses Lucy Chaffee. Carrie West. May Chaffee: basses, pr. Lakin. MT. A. l.. Egts; tenors Mir Waatherly Carter Mir G. Lndner.
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Address-Rev. C. M. Chiffon.
 Vocal solo--Miss Jessie Stewart. Recitation-Miss Nonnie McWhorte Vocal solo--Mr. William Van Pelt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
prcrURE OF MISS WARE.

The picture of Miss Geraldine ware. one of the loveliest members of the younger set. appears in this issue. Miss Ware is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gerald Ware of this city. She Is grand daughter of the late pr. James f. Jelks of Hot Springs, Ark, and great-niece of ex-Governor Jeiks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
CAPITOL HILL SCHOOL

The Capitol Hill School Improvement Association will meet at the school Tuesday, october 5, at 3 o'clock. The mother of every pupil Is invited to at tend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
NOTICES.
KILL RARE CLI1R.

KILL KANE CLUBs The Kill Rare Club will meet Fri day oct. s, at 3:3e o'clock, with Mrs. Robert Barnett, on Court Street.
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THREE ATTRACTIVE GIRLS.
 In today's issue appears the pie ure of Miss Mary Kennedy. daughter
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The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Young Wo- mems Christian Association Will be held Monday morning, october 4, at II
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THE yALuE oE A smI

THE VALUE OF A SMILE Dont waste your time in longing
 For bright, impossible things; Don't sit supinely yearning
 For the swiftness of angels wing Don't spurn to be rushlight,
 Because you are not a star; But brighten some bit of darkness
 By smiling just where you are. "A smile has the power to lighter, the weight of that enormous chain which all the living in common drag behind them." Landon observed.
 "A smile is ever the most bright and beautiful with a tear upon it. What Is the dawn without the dew? The tear Is rendered by the smile precious above the smile itself."-Hugo.
 Byron describes man as a pendulum between a smile and tear. We wish that the pendulum would always swing one way and that every tick would be q smile. A smile dries the tears of eadness;the wicked crouch before it. It throws the sunshine over the whole day. Without smile, what would we be "A world without sun.
 The good that 1t does cannot be ov- erestimated A merry heart maketh a light countenance.
 If every frown could be a smile
 Life would be happy all the while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
WORKING WOMAN's -

The regular monthly meeting of the Working Womans Home Association will be held In the committee room of the home. Tuesday afternoon, october at o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-03
gREsHAM-DAwsON

The Mothers Circle will meet wit
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Y w. q. A. NOTES.

President Mrs. S. $. crittenden, secretary
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Fewer >tudie, in school.

Chicago Ney Mrs Fla F4Ee Young. superintendent of schoo#-. fa> iu mind B ans for radica rHau-e the course ot study in GhicsEH high school Fewer studies and more -5ls on each me ls her aim
 To-day ste announced her intent ru ef applying tLe idea 10 ihe s,l.a.> aa- der her supervision.
 We are too extensive and not iutea- size enough. said she.
 Tie curse Of the modern ed d1cati5u4. system i, is ,uperfcialIty.
 T. tends too much toward develop ment Of temporary prodigies
 There are children wrestling with the Gallic wars and with solid geome- try that could not calculate the ,alue 0f dozen eggs at l9a cents a dozen. and that spell wagon with two g's
 l. is not the fault Of the pupil CT the teacher. but of the system.
 Tie essentials are hurried through. leaving in the pupils mind bat d smat- tering Knowledge Of tle things that are of practical value. in the rush 10 get to the ornamental erfhe special Lies that are not essential ta every day iife
 Mrs Young Las the rig4t ldea. and | i,to be hoped HerexPer Heat proves successful
 Her greate>t task Ri#s be ta ater- cone tae deep->ealed preIddiees .a ia y6f 5f the s5-ca!ied Hieler earning tie strong meat for babes
 Le>> extensive and Hgre Intensive education th8t is t6e idea At64u- ~aS Democrat
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26

Mf. John ! Huber. of Marion. Ohio. was iu the city today was caller II this office and enrolled his name for wears subscription tu The Times, for Hhica Ae has our thanks. MT. Huler was here looking after his landed interests.
 Just received one car heW crop choice hand picked Michigan Navy and Butter or Lima Beans. in even weight. new white sacks One ear choice Ohio White and Burbank Pota- toes \ AlSo several cars Canned Neget- ables and Dried X Evaporated Fruits, of Arkansas. California, Tennessee and other eanuers and evaporators. and all at lower prices than yOa can buy them from other points delivered For sale l to merchants only. Forrest City Gro cer Company.
 MT W l sherman. Of Palestine and Miss Bette Cox. of Nettleton
 were happily married yesterday in the latter city. Squire C. W. Wyett of l ticiating The happy couple passed 1 through the city today enroute 10 ] Palestine, where they will reside 1 MT sherman is bookkeeper and man ager for ] T. Young at Palestine and l k a young man Of sterling integrity. who numbers liS friends by the score. The Times extends congratulations and best wishes.
 T S Shields X Co. are installing a l complete set dt new store fixtures.
 which ale right down 10 now They combine shelving show ca>r> and eve l rythiug necessary fer tle proper dis play and cleanliness of all goods in the
 val eases. and doing away entirely with floor cases. counters. counter
 show cases. C. When completely in-
 stalled, Shields X Ca NiH have about
 the hand~ome>t and most convenient store fixtures in Eastern Arkansas.
 We congrat Giate tEem upon their en- terpriSe aHd this evidence of q pros
 porous business
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Notice o( >aIe of Impounded stock.

Notice i, hereby given that I will on Monday. Nov a'th, laoa. between legai hours. at tie city pound at Mallory X Eidridge., Livery Stable in Forrest ty.=offer and sell 10 the highest and best bidder for cash. tue following described animals. which lave been in my charge during the fall limit of the time prescribed by law
 One Brown Bull about years old: marked crop aud anderbit in left ear.
 Owners of any or al of the above described stock may clam same by paying the impouuding charges to the marshall on or before the date of sale l. NJ DAVIS. Citv Marshal
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
MORE LOCAL

Presiding Elder Z T Bennett. WAS Ill Marianna Monday \ Country Kid at the opera house next Tuesday night.
 The nominations for tie various county offices seem 10 go begging.
 Laugh and grow fat by seeing the Country Kid at the opera house next Tuesday night.
 A goodly number Of patrons and in- vited guests enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the Marion Hotel.
 NIT Jack Casteel arrived in the city first of the week from an extended tour through Mississippi.
 Mr. kirke Becker went to Marianna "Wednesday afternoon and attended the dance there that night.
 Misses Ruth Hatcher and Frances Mann went to Marianna Wednesday toattend the dance given by the young folks.
 Attention is directed 10 the For Sale Notice offering the launch Buster for sale. Read the ad and see MT \. r. cDaniel
 Mr. and Mrs. John Brady. of Sa- pulpa, Oklahoma, spent Tuesday night in the city, guests of their cousins, nr. and Mrs. Merritt
 Messrs. x. r. Mcdaniel. r. E. Ilo- shall, S. l.. Hodges. Chae. Lewis and Lawrence Marshall were guests at the Crescent Club for Thanksgiving.
 A United States Department of Commerce and Labor Fisheries Bu- reau private ear was sidetracked here this morning from tie Rock Islaud and transferred to the Iron Mountain tracks.
 MT Lindsey Bridgforth. Miss Grace Jordan, MT and Mrs \. II Mann. Messrs kirke Becker. W. Campbell, Tom Taryer and II 1Ieiman started for Memphis last night to see The Gentleman from Mississippi but were delayed in the bottom until after theater hours.
 Mrs Odel. of Washington. h C. and Mrs. Taggart. of Indianapolis. Indiana, sisters Of Mr i. C. Bell. who had been spending the week here guests Of NIT. and Mrs. Bell. returned 10 their home Monday Mrs Edna Belle Gonnors, of Nettieten and Miss Fa1sy Wheeler. hf Memphis arrived last Thursday and Sunday reSpec- lively. and are also gueSts of Nr and Mrs. Bell
 \ great curiosity Na> eu exhibition Saturday al Fu>sell-Graham- \ lderSon store Ii was the antlers af probably the largest buck ever killed in the bottoms. IL was magnificent spread of nine tines on each horn. many 0f them pointing downward something unusual The skin measured . feet. II was sent ta NIT Newman Laughing house bY some unknown hunter Mf Laaghinghoase presented it ta lis friend. Mr. j. <. 1oumauS. who VIII have r mounted
 Guard your kidneys: the health af te body depends on those small but important organs They extract arie acid from the blood which if allowed 70 remain in the system would cause dropSY and Bright $ disease. PricklY Ash BitteTS k 8 successful kidney tonic. 1t heals and strengthens the Kidneys. regGlates the liver. stimu- lates the stomach and digestion. cleanses the bowels IL will prevent or cure Brights disease. ]. T. san ders special agent
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
\ Broken Back.

Ttat pain in your back caused by lQmbago stiff muscles CT d strain k all easy thing te get rid 0f Ballard '> snow Lipiment cures rheumatism. lumbaga. sore and sIh muscles. strains. >prainS cuts burns bruises seaIds, and all aches and pains You need bottle in your house Sold by ! r Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
1 >calded BoYS screams

H0rTiHed hl> grandmother. Mfs Ma ria Taylor of Nebo, Kentucky Hho writes that, ,whena.l thought he would die BackleH's Arnica >aEye wholly cured him. InfaIIib.e for burns. scalds. cuts. corns. wounds bruises. cures fever sores, bails. skin erup1i9n.. ehIl- biain> chapped hands. soon rguts piles 25c at al druggists
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Motor Boat Buster For sale.

Eighteen feet long. oak frame, cy- press planking five horse power Heavy Duty motor Hjamp spark sigma whistle. canopy top. side curtains. al in good condition See or address : T. Me Daniel. Forrest Citx. .Arh.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Young Girls are Victims

Of headache, as wei as older women. bat al get quick relief and prompt Cure from Df. King New Life Pilis. the world S best remedy for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health Try them 2-r at all druarnisfs
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Don't dn ii.

Should you have a cough. cold or sore chest, do not rely on time and nature to cure They may do so-they may not: Use Simmons Cough Syrup. It is balm for sore lungs and will cure you at once.
The Forrest City times., 1909-11-26
Christmas Magazines

The following Magazine, and Periodicals for Deeem. ber Christmas Numbers may be had at the Newsstand: Ladies Home Journal American Magazine National Monthly Delineator
 Gunter> Van Norden>
 ArgoSy
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 All Story National Magazine ScribnerS EverybodyS Popular, Dee l Edition Good Housekeeping Popular Mechanics Black Cat
 Cavalier
 NHnsey
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The Washington times., 1909-10-23
ONE DOLLAR IN HAND
BEATS FOUR LATER
Judge, Therefore, Tells Bill
Johnson to Pay
Up.
How much money have vou?"

How much money have your"
zone dollar"
Hand 1t over"
The above mentioned dialogue did not,
as its tenor might imply. occur between
a bold rObber and a trembling victim,
nor was the scene in some quiet de-
serted spot. but it happened in Juvenile
CouLt today, ard the actors were Judge
De Lacy. and "Bnl' Johnson. who was
charged with not supporting his wife
and infant child.
From the testimony, it was adduced
that 'BiIl" had not given his wife any
money for the past eight weeks. He
promised to give her 81 next Saturday,
but the court was of the opinion that
a dollar today would be better than
many in the dim future, so Bill obedi-
entity handed over his all.
''Jedge yo' honor, testified Bill s
spouse, dat husband Oh mine arl a
good man when he am sober, but when
he am drunk he am jes' awful.
ELL was placed under a suspended
sentence for three months. and ordered
to pay over TO his wife $3.50 every
Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1909-10-23
OYERDREW ACCOUNT,
WOMAN ARRAIGNED
Wife Of Former Paymaster in
Navy Charged With
Forgery.

NEW YORK. Oct Z3.-AIrs. Cora
Wilson. widow Of q former pavmaster
in the United States navy, living at
hometown, N. j., was araigned before
Magistrate House i'm the Tomba police
court today, charged by George w.
Adams, Brooklyn, cashier in the Ma
tional Reserve Bank, with forgery
He alleged that on September Is she
passed "a check for $1,000 drawn on a
Morristown bank. and -wo Us later
cashed another for the same amount
drawn on the Mutual Trust Company,
Of Orange, N. J. Both Of these checks,
Adams alleges, We're returned marked
mo funds"
Mrs. Wilson, who is thirty-nine
years old, was represented by former
Magistrate Wahle, who denounced her
arrest as an outrage. He declared
the matter was a business transaction
ia which the bank did not lose. Magis-
trate House adjourned the case <ntil
next Wednesday afternoon, and pa
rolled Mrs. Wilson in the custody Of
her counsel.