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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Rosch Dual Ignition Systsm. Combines IN simple
all the advantages Of battery and ignition using only
st q spark plugs n re Bosch Dual Ignition system W.
magnetic produces ito high Tension current without tbs ad
Of auxiliary COIL The battery current i transformed
separate synehfonou coil which produces single contact spA
except when the vibrator il cut ID by pressing the button AdA
spark plugs md dstbutoa ths wo abs
uey independent accident will not inter-
s with Ignition eY &c other Gcas,sr e qsa practice e
apparatus only brought into operation for the Of start
ing When the motor operating the vibrator cut out and TIE
interruption Of the current affected by mechanical
Therefore, the Bosch Battery Ignition provides system which
-ynchronired and ip which there il no lag
Fly WheeWe heavy nv wheel enable the
being the rate Of three to four miles hour high speed
s#
clutch Of leather faced type held
curely while engaged with fy-hee by heavy spring but
designed long levers the foot control pedal which
the clutch being easily released
C0upnfWc overlooked the noisy coup
ngs which found and TO avoid this
located the and supplying absolutely
noscless coupng that there noise when clutch il dis
engaged o. while changing gear.
49, Transmssion transmission Of the objective type, with
three speeds forward and 1imken roller bearings
used both ends Of the drive shaft and jack shalt The
all grease been provided
from leaking out at the bearing ends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Handsome home was beautifully dec
Grated iii ferns and chrysanthemnms
and Miss Willie entertained in her
usual charming manner. .F0rty-two"
was played, after which dainty re-
treatments were served. Those play
ing were: Mesdames Peters. May.
Hammer. witson. speAcer, Via, Os-
borne. Fitzgerald. wood. HALEY.
Crawford and Smithson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Cosnsnissioncrs Clas.st Aerx,~

Members al the c0mfniaslon APP.
pointed TO fx the vaiue If Mayos
bridge and Of the right ~ WAY which
the city seeks 10 secure Tor = new
bridge over the James ffyer held an
extended sssion behind cl0Yed doors
iate Friday afternoon. X@e commit
siomefs wers unable To ntree on any
figure Az the concluatpn of the
meeting Il was announced that an
other session would b. hfla 6arly next
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
JURY IS SUMMONED
f0R NOVEMBER Term.

The jury Of the law and equity
court has been summoned for Mon
day, on which day the docket OF the
November term viii be read and cases
listed.
Saturday was given over to thu.
hearing Of chancery matters by Judge
Ingram.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05
Grand jury MEETS
on MONDAY M0Rh|hs

The grand jury Of the hpstings
court will convene 1T IL o'clock Mon
day morning to return indictments for
the November term. An average num-
Der Of cases Will be considered.
The petty jury has been called for
on account Of the congregational sisc-
tons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

kntsnsal Motor We the celebrated Continental motor
tyre, cast in which motor II known by all to be
fGSSSSa ~ rune. CONTINENTAL MEANS QUALITY
Ne claim that radiator constructed correct
AN corners firmly riyetted soldere the tubes
III widths ii t-1inch with space large enough
uuotaasucted flow cf winter give than ample
I< ut N1t<f iuf toollne
The front piece drop forged nickel
NJ aeefion with I road clearance OF IA inches
Drag links adjustable each end for easy
the front wheels, through accident become out
the famous srhcbl~r carbueor, their
nsen MN found that ths gives mileage than others
S1aon N gascHne
poas~lM cahle box made Of best material. and each
bssed - any replace them without mistake in
1Daeh.-On dash We locate the magnetic switch and
nearly flush with The surface and will be found to
r. t esAncut appearance 81 the VIRGINIAN The speed
0ted III Ia fOctboArd the under the cloek and
III Alss being brought under the eye At glance
CearIs 81 the Horrn-gar type with hardened steel
1fcand qaadrre thread, finch lead ratio -
66 doees throw 1T the ever Of the hand wheel
k%IfIA aItDNr perfect control and easy steering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

Social Clnb EusertaSnea.
Especial 10 The Richmond virgsnian.)
:. KEYAy1I1sE. VA. Nov. S.--Nias
Jessie Willis NAe hostess to the 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-05

the opinion that the course IL In the
finest possible condition.
The entire circuit will be patrolled by
militia.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
''MIDNIGHT
FOUNDERS"
Become Daylight Gentlemen After TAX.
ing the Neal 3-Day Cure for the
Drink Habit.

IL is a very easy matter nowadays 10
become cured OF the drink habit since the
Neal S-day drink-hAbit cure has bean
perfected TIE hardest part OF Il usually
s. 20 convince the erring one that he needs
II or for the eTriug one TO convince him
self Of the adage, once a drinksr. always
a drinker," unless cured by the proper
treatment
mans money, business. reputation
and friends quickly drift away, like the
fog before the sun, when the flowing
bowl is tapped too frequently. and Il does
not take long for him 10 be pointed out
and whispered about as a 'rounder" and
booze fighter" When a man gets mat
name his reputation for business honesty
and Integrity suffers severe change
The contamination Of alcoholism exerts
itself IN more than one way.
The Omaha Neal Institute is located Al
1909 South Tenth ST. Patients are re-
ceived az all hours. The genuine Neal
Cure is also administered at 1905 ~.
Charles St., Grand Island, Neb. For fun
Information address. Neal Institute Co
o. b.. 1909 South Tenth ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
CURSE OF FEMININE WORLD
Menace Of the Game of Bridge Pie
tured in Many Thrilling
CoIOra.

Has bridge become the curse of the
feminine world? Minna Thomas Antrim
thinks IT has. and in her article in the
December 1Appineotts she tells why.
Not only has the madness of bridge
made domesticity a mockery," declares Mrs.
Antrim; 1T has almost obliterated those
old-tlme courtesies that between gentle
women meant so much. Scarcely any fash
ionable woman has time to pay or receive
calls. Her many bridge engagements are
prohibitive. She lives In fear and trem-
bling lest someone from another city break
in upon her unawares. She may have
some money to spare, but she has no
time to give TO anyone. Even her growing
sons and daughters are obliged to be salts
fled with tag-ends and a tagged mother.
The telephone Is her sheet-anchor when
an occasion comes. as It will. when she
wishes TO forestall an inopportune visit
from an old friend. She is not mean, she
would give generously Of her best but
her time, as has been said, Sc no longer
hers. She has mortgaged It to the limit.
She Is bondswoman TO Chance, self
manacled. true. and, stranger still hugging
the chain that at times presses sorely. Is
II any wonder that, seeing womans plight,
physicians Of the soul and body have sepa-
rateiy and together evolved new cults,
movements and creeds. ready for the I'm
evitable moment when her outraged nerves
will no longer respond TO the stimulus
of posteboard. when she will become as
a child seeking guidance? 1t is the woman
who cannot afford TO play the game who
plays most recklessly. Obviously II Is also
she who eventually comes to grief, and
whose folly fails heaviest not upon her
own head, but upon another's shoulders.
IF wealthy women stopped 10 think how
this mania for cards is spreading, they
would end the bridge craze, for. dearly as
they are enamoured OF whist, they would
not, through example, be willing that their
too initiative, Little Sisters should be
castaways mentally. morally or financially.
The very rich are credited too rarely with
unselfish qualities.
That a crusade against card-intoKication
| is imminent cannot be doubted Americans
are peculiarly liable to extremes. New
blood needs many channels, not one. With
an impulsive woman, the last obsession
crowds out all else. 1t destroys focus.
nuliifies conformity, engenders greed. sell
nshness, egodsm envy and suspicion; any
obsession touches elbows VIII insanity. II
| is a lamentable thing that 50 classic a
Dastime as whist should fall into bad odor
| through the folly Of some. IL furnishes
such a delightful way to spend an hour
or two when ether things pail Unhappily
| the spirit OF the times trends toward UNI
quiet pursuits. Unless the element Of
hazard enters IN, Fashion win have none
Of IT, which is all the worse for Fashion.
! The menace will spread perilously unless
the yellow God should yawn across the
table-whereupon FashiondOm must show g
corresponding boredom and esehew the
game. Therefore yawn. Mammon, yawn,
/ that without more ado cards may again
become a charming pastme, and cease to
/ be an charming passion"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
NAVAL OFFICER HAS A SYSTEM
Pl0yed the Game aud Lost, Then shut
fled the Deck aud Got His
Money Back.

Those who have visited Monte Carlo have
heard Of, II not seem the pitlful ruin Of
many an unfortunate person who has lost
his last franc In playing at roulette in that
palatial gambling den, All arc not so fortu-
nate as 10 have an armored cruiser at their
disposal. as was the case with a French
naval officer some years ago. He had gone
ashore in the morning with naught in his
pockets but his own earnings. BY noon II
was all gone.
II he had but another 500 francs he was
sure Of @inningi During those morning
hours Of failure he had worked out a sys-
tenn, and with just a few francs more. sue
cess was certain. He would use the ship 8
money! Perhaps II was not just the right
thing to do, but in another two hours he
would be able to return It. would have re-
couped his own loss and have won who
knows what fortune besides
At sunset he returned to his ship a ruined
man. The system. like all systems OF the
sort, had failed. What was to be done? To
return home would mean a dishonorable
discharge, lifelong disgrace. If not even
more severe punishment. Death seemed
the only alternative But no-he would
make one final attempt to save himself.
He would force the authorities Of Monte
Carlo to return to him what he had lost.
or he would blow up their gambling
palace!
As soon as he was again on Board his
order was: Clear decks for action; raise
the muzzle Of every gun. and let them
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
'iTO Him That HATH
A SHORT SERMON TO
FAT FOLKS.

ITO them that hath shall be given" is a
sentence that applies to fat people very
neatly. 1t is common knowledge that once
a human being begins to fatten up, TO
what they have already is added more
than they want until finally stage Is
reached where reduction must be made or
decided disadvantage results.
Then comes forward the ages-old query,
"ReduCe-but how" To the uniformed
nothing suggests itself but the TO them)
twin evils--less eating-more ect.vity. They
contemplate a more or less lengthy siege
OF dieting and eXercisiRN, So It may be
said safely that every man or woman in
the land now undergoing the fattening-up
process has his or her mental eye fixed
obviously on that not far distant day when
ne or she will have to don the ashes and
sackcloth OF reduction"
This is not an enlivening prospect, and so
II is with considerable satisfaction that
we announce the emancipation Of the fat
Nowadays one may reduce much or little
a pound a day IL desired, or hold their fat
In check, absolutely stationery, without
doing a tap Of exercise, missing a single
meal, doing a particle OF harm or causing
a solitary wrinkle All that's required as
hundreds testify, Is the taking after meals
and at bedtime OF one Marmola Prescrtp-
ton Tablet, which tablets are sold by the
Marmola Co, 683 Farmer Bldg, Detroit
Mich, or any good druggist at the uniform
price Of 20 cents this sum being accepted
for a case of tablets so well and generously
filled that even one produces desirable
results.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

point toward the heights OF Monaco"
Whatever the sailors might think Of
such an order mattered little, obey they
must. with all haste messenger was
sent ashore with a note, and the captain
meanwhile paced the deck I'm silence. await
Ing the reply-a reply which meant life OF
death to him
Finally the messenger returned carrying
bag Of gold CONT That night the French
cruiser weighed anchor and quietly
steamed out into the Mediterranean--her
captain happy that he had Jared no worse,
and the authorities OF Monte Carlo only
too glad to be rid OF so dangerous visitor.
Chicago News
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
ACTRESS INSANE ON THE STAGE
French singer Turns from Song "a
BiIIinRsEate and Audience IL
ninnalaaed.

PARIS. Dec. l0-lspecihi to The Bee.)--
During the performance Of Carmen" at
Bayonne, Sunday evening. a singer Mile.
Lucy sternel. went out of her mind and
hurled insults at the audience, who re-
torted vigorously. II became necessary to
lower the curtain and dismiss the audi
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

and the odd thing is that most Of them
seem to have faded off race courses and
other such places where they used TO be
snap-shotted. Meanwhile. the domesticity
Of the new soverelgns IS such that at Bal
moral the royal pair invariably went TO bed
at 1890; whilst the queen used TO take her
knitting out with her when she went for a
walk and pulled q out OF her pocket when
ever she sat down. There viii be a fresh
development OF the revival Of needlework
for ladies'. The duchess Of Marlborough
is skilled votary of the art.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
same convent where she iivee unsupported

same convent where she iive6 unsuspected
for eighteen years.
Mintonair-s XIII themselves.
The suicide u two Moscow mlllonaires,
NJ. Sarasoff Zhouravieff and Madam Crib
Off Is believed 90 indicate the existence Of
a suicide club among wealthy Muscovites
IL Is said that the couple who took their
lives sent letters proclaiming their desire
to hasten their reunion I'm the afterworid.
Two months ago a prosperous mill owner
in Moscow an Englishman named Allan
Hopper shot himself fer hitherto unex-
planned motives.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
New Coinage System
Planned for China
Basis Of Designs for Coins Are Ameri-
can Pieces of Various
Value.

PEKING, China, Dec. 1O-CSpecial to
The Bee)-If the latest imperial decree is
carried out as expected China will have
vastly improved coinage system. with
coins comparing with the American dollar.
half quarter. dime. nickel and cent, and ad-
ditonal coins worth, approximately two
cents. five mills. and one mill. The stand
ard will be silver. and the unit Of the
national currency will be the yuan" which
corresponds to the American dollar, its
value being 81 O0a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
PENNY POSTAGE IN ANTIPoDEs
Bill Has Passed Both Houses of Psr-
Lament and includes Great
britain.

SIDNEY, New South wales, Dec. TO-
Especial to The Bee.)-The penny postage
bill lately introduced in the federal Par
lament by the postmaster general, which
provides for penny postage throughout the
commonwealth and to the United Kingdom.
beginning next year, has passed both
houses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
UNMARRIED RUSSIANS TAXED
Duma Imposes Graduated Penalty on
Men and Women.
MUST PAY FOR sH1RKmG DUTY
Proposition Pending 60 Fay subsi-
dies to Parents Of Large FRmi-
Hes, Money to ne Taken
from Bachelor Taxes.
- qEoRGE FRAsER.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 1O.-tspecial &c
The ee)-Two acts Of the Duma are Of
more than local interest. one is the i'm
position OF a tax on unmarried people. men
and women, who are Of marriaEable age.
The tax is a graduated tax according to
the incomes Of the offenders Russia. has
suffered in common with the balance OF
the world from the tendency OF modern
civilization to avoid the duties and re-
sponsibilities attendant on the rearing Of a
family and the tax s meant to insure from
those who decline to do their duty to the
state by rearing families. some compensa-
ton. II Is probable this action will be
followed by subsidies for the parents OF
families above the normal. to be paid from
the receipts from the taxes on the single.
The other law is one just passed restrict
ms the privileges of the Duma to the
press AS a result Of the disclosures at the
trial OF Baron Ungern SternberR, the As
ISOLATION of Press Correspondents in the
Russian Duma has been informed that
journalists are henceforth absolutely for
hidden 70 enter the Duma without an Of
flcial permit signed by the secretary OF
the house.
Romance in n Monastery.
After passing eighteen years as man
in monastery. where she was known as
Brother Arsene a woman Of great beauty,
the Countess Kluzinska, has Just been ar
rested and an extraordinary story revealed.
Years ago a duel was fought between her
lover and her husband, ending fatally for
the latter
The lover, conscience stricken. retired to
monastery, and the countess, unable TO
bear the separation, disguised herself, and
20 be near her lover gaihed access to the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Bigger, Better Busier-That is what
advertising in The Bee will do for your
business.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

China ClosSta-Msde
OF selected quarter
sawed oak, finished
in EARLY English; has
bent glass ends and
door. Especially re-
duoed during our
Christmas sale, rang
ing IN prices from
ela.oo up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

I=aHog DOskS-Two
hundred and fifty
Ladies Desks. made
in mahogany, walnut
or bird's-eye maple.
all styles. at prices
ranging from " up,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

PictugOs-A very de-
sirable present and
can be bought at
prices TO suit any
pocketbOok. A large
variety Of styles, az
prices from 200 up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

rEusio oabinsts--Mu-
sic Cabinets. made OF
selected quar- ter-
Hawed oak, mahog-
any or genuine wal
nut; at eFices up
from SB.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

PuRR Handsome
Rugs Of all desorip-
tons An ideal gift
We have tine in
large room sizes AZ
prices upward from
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Smokers Stands
Choice golden oak or
Early English snok-
er stands. A large
variety to select from
ranging in price
from a1.a5 up,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

RsdsHtals "A large
variety Of beautiful
PedestRls, any de-
sired wood or finish,
exceptional bargains
and az prices ranging
from 800 up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

steel Ranges-Have
mother throw out the
old. worn-out stove
and buy her a beauti-
ful new steel range,
guaranteed In every
respect, at Rubel'B.
for a22.5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
AlsEHndra Loves Caesar.


For Caesar the r0ugh-haired fox terrier,
which belonged 10 The late king. Quean
AleXandra hGe ths keenest affection. Since
the death % Edward VA, her majesty has
become SO attached 20 the little dog that
she has not only taken & with her wher-
ever she goes, but makes IL her constant
companion all day. The promoters OF a
home pets' exhibition, which win be held
next week IN midland town. wrote asking
n the queen mother would allow Caesar
20 be shown. hut the reply from Bueking-
ham palace was that the fox terrier rs so
precious IN the eyes OF her majesty that
she could not allow Il 10 leave her even
tor a day"
Late kinE's Friends Fade Away.
Il has not been publicly noticed how
completely tue late hng's set have dropped
put az notice. The people about whom. In
tho last reign. every body gosslped and
ehatted have sunk into complete insig-
aificance, No one notices them in print
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11
3 usseIR Rugs

B,usselB Rugs
Room size This offering should afford aboundant evil
denee OF ability underssl These Rugs made
especially for and nothing but the best materials
are used IN their construction They are OF close firm
asortment OF new. up-to-date patterns in &12 = &
all the shades. Special Sale Price. " - -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Sewing Machines -
Purchase a modern,
well known, up-to-
date sewing machine.
II is an ideal gift for
mother, and one that
she will appreciate.
We have them up
from e13-BO.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-09-03
FATHER MARING VISITS N. 0.
And Tells the Plcayuns Of the splendid Col.
lege Of Which He Is President

Rev. H. S. Maring, S. j, who is
president Of st. Charles College, at
Grand Coteau, La, and who for six
Years was president Of the Jesuits'
College, in Baronne Street, arrived
in New Orleans last night, and will
be in the city for several days. He
has been president of St. Charles
College going on four years, and he
speaks entertainingly Of the progress
OF the college and its prospects for
the future, says the New Orleans
Picayune.
st. Charles College, being in St.
Landry Parish, is in one Of the
strongest Catholic sections in Louis
lana. 1t is a very old school, and
some of the most prominent men in
Louisiana either graduated there or
obtained part Of their educational
training there. Governor J. Y. San
ders was a student there for two
years.
In 1901 and again in 1907 the
college suffered fires. Father Maring
was transferred there in 1907, and
under his leadership the erection Of
the new college building has been
practically completed. The n e W
building is built of brick and con-
crete, and is 1888 feet long and 10
feet wide in the wings. It's average
width is fifty feet. The building is
full three stories high. and the CEN
trail portion is four stories. A water
tower with a capacity of 10000 gal
Ions Of water, is the source of fire
protection.
From Aug. II to Is a laYman's
retreat was conducted at the college,
and it was most successful. About
thirty-fve business men from various
parts of Louisiana, including New
Orleans, attended and received re-
ligious instruction. This was the
first retreat Of the kind conducted at
the college, and Father Maring says
they will be a yearly feature here
after.
The college will open this year on
Sept. Z. and Father Maring is in New
Orleans for the purpose Of seeing
about the boys who will be sent
there this year. Father Maring will
be in New Orleans until Sept. z. He
will be at the Jesuit College, in
Baronne Street, and when he leaves
the city he will be in charge of the
boys entrusted to his care"