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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
mold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851.
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Yt,p ~,x.u.l,.n. o..a.r.

I'VE WANT SOME HIGH CLASS SALES
MAN TO SELL uCULUM AND al
MASSA Ale. MILL PA GOOD
SALARY AM LIBERAL INCREASE
IN YOU QLALlEh. -tfpLl ONLY
DY LETTER.
THE. CHAS. 5. STACY
UCULCM BRANCH,
~ North THIRD,
RICHMOND, VA.
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AGENTS, $500 DAILY-WHIRLWIN
seller; 100 business visiting cards
with genuine bufng leather card
case. &c: 100 cards. seal leather
pocketbook. csc. Samples free. G.
WOLFE 81 Ann Street New York
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AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING
our metallic letters for Office win
dows. store fronts and ulass signs.
Any ore can put them on. Samples
Tree. METALLIC SIGN CO., i35 n.
Clark Street Chicaro
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PORTRAIT AGENTS. = FIRST GLASS
work: prompt shipments; guaranteed.
address l.. PLATT, Artist. 729 South
Forty first Avenue, Chicago
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FORTUNE FOR INVENTORS. FULL
particulars free. ALEXANDER n
W EDDERBURN, Washington. u. c.
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WANTED, TO SELL GOOD SINGING
Canary birds and goldfish. 624 Main
Street.
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SITUATION WANTED BY EXPETtI-
enced lady stenogruphcr Can FUR
mish references. Address f 2Ii care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

WANTED, TRAVELLING Statesmen
on commissions; exclusive or side
line BUMANN MES. CO.. Litchheld,
Ill
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aslrualloms Qylanffu. brmaIr

L \ = L r e n CED YOUNG LADY
Wants position in Office. c; 295, care
Iimes- Dispatch
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WANTED. sOL1CfToRS, ETHER SEA.
TOT fast selling article; good COM
mission: Apply 10 to IL A. NJ.
Eighth Street
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NEW 1NVENTION-s25 PROFIT ON
every sale. Just on the market Lam
lom took orders first hours. Mrs
Howell sold - first dnys-5o for
first delivery. Low-priccd water
power. home massage machine. Every
woman wants one. Exclusive terri
tory Write for full particulars to-
day BLACK STONE MFG. Co. 27S
Meredith Bldg. Toledo Ohio.
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AGENTS. MAKE YOUR OWN GOODS;
hIty-seven new money making for
Inulas: circulars free. Address LIANT
MINI.
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SALESMAN. INDUSTRIAL, ACCIDENT
and health Insurance.: best policy;
largest company; big salary. ID 1872,
care Times Dispatch
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ALESMEN WANTED-FIRST CLASS
REPRESENTATIVE

Some unassigned territory for mon
who are able to do things with n
high grade line. Must have clean
records and enough experience in
some line to demonstrate ability. We
manufacture line of over 1000 dia
ries, leather, metal and other advor-
Using specialties. the largest and best
in the world, including a complete
line of domestic and imported calen-
dars. No side lines. Unusual oppor-
tuntties for capable men looking for
permanent location. Write us and
investigate. H. B. HARDENBURG &
Co. 80 Centre St, New York. N. Y.
TRAVELLING statesmen WANTED
open, paying $1,000 to $1,000 YEAR
and expenses. No experience required
to get one of them. Write to-day
for full particulars, list of good OPEN
ings and testimonials from hundreds
of men recently placed in good 30
sitions. Address nearest office.
DEPT. 1852. NATIONAL SALESMEN'S
TRAINING ASSOCIATION, Chicago.
New York, Kansas City, Seattle, New
Orleans.
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WE HAVE a BRAND
new, clean-cut. prompt commission.
pocket side line, consigned goods for
travelling statesmen making small
country towns. For interesting par
ticulars address YALE JEwELRY
CO.. IL S. Jefferson Street. Chicago,
Ill
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L ASY MONEY: GO AFTER TT:
Here's hunch-your opportunity.
Whirlwind seller; men wild over
marvellous work of new automatic
razor sharpener-any razor; zip zip
the tricks dono. Get busy with this
money making machine in your ter
ritory Agents statesmen, managers
wanted. All or spare time. No ex-
periencc required; sl.50 profit every
ten minutes. Life chance for hust-
lers. Write for facts, sworn proofs
now. THE NEVER FAIL CO., SIS
Cotton Bldg. Toledo. O.
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| MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS
with small mail order business:
began with So. Send for free book.
let Tells how. HEACOCk, Lock
port n Y
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to SEI.L ART, DRUG, STATIONERY,
department stores. etc; best known.
fastest selling college posters and
postcards published; samples light:
20 per cent. commission. DECORA-
TIVE POSTER CO, Dept 10. Nor
wood Sta, Cincinnati
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LO YOU LIVE IN A TOWN HAVING
zoo or more negroes? If so. and vou
want TO make $3.50 per month send
- Tor full particulars GUARANTEE
CO, Room " Bradford Block, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
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Situations, professional.
AQents QNanten,

FREE sAMPLE.-PATENTED At
gust 30. 1911. Not sold in stores
Daily profit s. dead easy. Send &C.
CO, New York
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MANUFACTURERS AGENTS WANT
cd everywhere to sell our automo-
pie tire necessities. live PROPOSE
tion Write for territory. LIBERTY
RUBBER CO. Orange, N. ].
STATE AGENTS. CREW MANAGERS:
special arrangements: new household
speclalties: money-savers, money
Eetters. Write for particulars. AL
TOMATO PERFECTION CO, II w
Forty-second street. New York.
AGENTS. WE HAVE A GOLD NINE
send for our new catalogue and free
sample: every housekceper buys
make $40 day; exclusive territory
THE w. II. SPECIALITY Co, r. f.
y. I. Gilmanton. l W n IL
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TO BUY a GOOD GROCERY
store at once. L 2Si. care Times
DiSDatch
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TWO YOUNG MEN WISH To GET
jobs in the same place. They don't
ask for salary; just board and room
Address i 25S, care Times Dispatch.
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LOST. SATURDAY. RIBBON AND
money lncioseu IN a CUnen CO. en-
vuIopt. heturu 10 V. T., 1hE COHEN
CO. Reward.
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SIGN PAINTING AGENTS, 1000 PER
cent. profit; best and cheapest Win
dow letter made: easiest mounted !;
outht free. success positively guar
ahteed. EMBOSSED LETTER Co,
TAG Milwaukee Ave. Chicago
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WANTED. TO BUY a LIGHT, SECOND
hand Pony Planer and Watcher, one
that can be driven by four horse.
power gasolene engine. LOUISA
HARDWARE CO., Louisa, Va
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7" 4 Il d. RESIDENT SALESMAN.
experienced In selling retail grocers:
steady proposition: easy money; give
Times DiSDatcb
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SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL DRY
goods stores. largest and smallest
towns. by leading lace embroidery
manufacturers; experience OF line
commission basis. No objection 70
handling other lines. Complete sam
pie lines. 80 pounds. RYAN, 49l-493
broadway. New York
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WANTED, GOOD. ACTIVE AGENTS.
lot industrial and accident insurance
Must be live wire. Address ID IS3.
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL A
nashing electric sidewalk sign pro-
1ector. VIII sell on sight ELEC-
TRIO ADVERTISING CO, 80 Union
Square, New York City
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statesmen. DO YOU WANT $40 A
day side line deal? Snappiest propo-
sitlon ever sprung. VIII sell every
where. Strong enough for main line.
AMERICAN FACTORIES CO., ST.
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AGENTS. WRITE AT ONCE TO STER-
rick Art Mfg. Co. Pittsburg, Pa.
Tor territory and regarding sam
pies. Radium crystals. most won
dcrful high class portrait preservers
ana bcauufyers In the world.
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EVERY HORSEPOWER BUYS OUR
new patented hame clip. Retails. CSC
agents. JONES MFG. CO, II East
Saratoga Street. Baltimore, Md.
AGENTS, SELL OUR NEW SPARK
gas lighter: dispenses with matches:
big profits; sample by mall, Ice.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CO., 10 r..
One Hundred and Thirtieth Street,
New York.
FREE SAMPLES. FREE INSTRUCTION
FOR PUTTING OUR NEW ORIENT
AL. SIGN LETTERS ON WINDOWS,
STORE FRONTS. BIG MONEY. GEN
lIItAI AND LOCAL AGENTS WANT
ED EVERYWHERE EASTERN
SPECIALITY Ca. 63 BARCLAY ST.,
NEW YORK.
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help gaanten, #laIe.

$50 WEEKLY Selling COLLECTION
ton; exclusive territory. Write for
Tree samples and descriptive matter.
PA EIiS CO.. Laciede Bldg, ST.
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Lup. ull0 " bu.l1.

STRAYED FROM No. DlCKERS0N
Street, one pay mare, wnIte UlaLc
lacc, wire cuI on Ieit leg. Reward
II returned TO llu. Dlckerson street.
on call MADISON sSil.
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AGENTS EVERYWHERE CAN MAKE
Dig income distributing coupons ad-
NeruslnS our gum. No canvassing;
iibcral yearly contract. Send seven
two-cent stamps for supply coupons.
samples gum and instructions
SPEARMINT COMPANY. l777 Broad
way, Department 6l New York
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NEW HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.-IOW-
priced; $50 per cent. profit to you:
money back guarantee: has startled
the world; 100000 to be sold in next
invention. One agent says. Given
ty-one sales first day: another wired
Ship six dozen first express" Moss
took five orders after supper. Secure
territory. Send postal to-day-now-
this minute. Delay is defeat Full
details and working plan free.
GAUGE MFG. CO.. 81 Meredith Bldg,
Toledo, O.
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WANTED. POSITION AS LUMBER IN
spector by young man of several
years experience; best of references
from former employer. b 90, care
Times dispatch
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AND SURVEYS THAT WERD
on exhibition at State Fair Will be
shown at our depository, 7s1 East
Cary. Monday only. at reduced prices.
SS5 top buggies. SIS; s125 rubber tire
to be sold at $3.50. If you want bar
gains call early. Easy terms a.
MEYERS SONS, 731 E. Cary.
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EollualIuns u1aarfro- +tia,y

DRIiC;CIST IifcIr,,,,,,
position as clerk or manager. ,nnr.
than 20 years experience pnf.r
enCes furnished Address {; ao3 -.
Times Dispatch
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was organized in 1882. CapitaIp1ed
s2oo,ooo, We are responsible and
mean business. Ii you do. il Will nav
you TO write SALES MANAGEE
Kalamazoo. Mich. Inclose this al
vcrtiscment With YOUR nnnucatinn
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AGENTS AND CREW MANAGERS GEw
busy. Our famous Quikwork Vacuum
Cicancr mas strong, powerful suction.
Wide-awake agents making from 500
to 500 per week. This little wonder
sells for only $3.50 and does the
work of the 500 machines. Write
Tor territory and full particulars.
O'NEILL-JAMES COMPANY. 337 w
MndisOn Street. Chicngo. ILL
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ACCENTS. SEND us YOUR ADDRFSS
and we Will mail our new catalogue.
our 1912 agents catalogue illus
trates 5000 articles all sold on
money-bac guarantee. Make big
cash profits get your Christmas
presents free and enter our $1,000
prize contest free. Our complete SELL
ing instruction teach you how to get
orders at every house. A w.
HOLMES & CO.. Dept ]. Providence,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
les and clearinghouse Sections to hold
separate meetings.
TODAY THANKSGIVING DAY.

Although the Governors proclama-
tion designates Thursday, November
80, as the day set aside for observ-
ance of Thanksgiving Day, the Mis-
sissippi Code of 1906 (Section 4011
distinctly says "the fourth Thursday
in November is Thanksgiving" AS it
happens, our 1911 November contains
five Thursdays instead of the usual
four, hence the mixup.
President Taft sent out his procla-
nation naming Thursday, the 30th, as
the day of turkey and football, as did
the Governors of the other States
throughout the Union, so we need have
no regret of our failure to live strictly
up to the provision of the code this
time, especially as the A. & Mole
Miss game is scheduled for that date
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
Detective Burns Ana1gns
"Would-Be" Labor Leaders


New Orleans, Nov. 23.-The Prosecu
tion's witnesses in the Los Angeles
Times dynam iting case have been
threatened with death after having
withstood repeated efforts of agents
Of the defense to bribe them, declared
William j. Burns, detective, in an ad-
dress before the State Secretaries Sec
ton of the American bankers Associa.
tion here today. Burns bitterly ar
raigned Gompers, the Federation of
Labor president, Eugene Debs and 9th
er would be" leaders of organized la
Dor, but declared nine-tenths of orga-
nized labor opposed violence and is not
in sympathy with the small socialistic
element to destroy organized society
The Bankers Convention is not in
session today to allow State SeCre-
taries, Say'ngs Banks, Trust Gonpan-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
Only Eye-WHness Describes
Death of {. 4. Patterson

Denver, Col, Nov. 23.-The only wit
ness of the shooting of Charles A. Pat
terson, for whose murder his wife,
Gertrude Gibson Patterson, is now on
trial before Judge Allen in the Dis
trict court, was placed on the stand
today. He Is A. B. Shugart, carpen-
ter, whose home is near the spot where
Patterson was killed.
On the morning of Sept. 25, he testi-
fed, he was stepping from a shed in
the rear of his home when he heard
two shots fired. Looking up, he saw,
300 feet away, man upon his hands
and. knees and a woman, revolver in
hand, standing over him.
81 shouted to her to STOP said Shu-
gart, "and Immediately she shot again
The man lurched forward on his face
and stiffened out. Running around the
house I saw the woman STOPPING over
the PROSTATE form. AS l approached
she ran into the house in front OF
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
REVOLUTIONARY FORCES
MARCHING ON NANklNG.

Nanking, China, Nov 28.-The reVo-
lutionary forces are making rapid prep
arations for the bombardment OF Nan
king. These will be completed with
the arrival OF ten warships on the
way to this place and an attack will
be made on the city simultaneously by
land and sea.
A small body of Gen. Chang's i'm
perial scouts last night tore up sec
ton Of the railway four miles to the
south of Nanking Prior to this the
railway had been considered neutral
territory and had not been interfered
with.
Within the city walls 1000 men
hold strongly fortified position. They
are said to be well supplied with arms
and ammunition, but they are poorly
provisioned.
The former Chinese minister to ia
pan, Tsao, who is a warm personal
friend of Chang's, had been endeav-
oring to induce him to surrender, but
Chang is obdurate.
Tsao, who is the guest OF President
Bowen Of Nanking University, has not
given up hope Of winning over the
Manchu general. The latter has at
last stopped killing those who have cut
off their queques and has issued de-
cree assuring the Chinese and others
within the city that they are safe. He
has also guaranteed protection to the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
|. king GIVEN SIX
MONTHS SENTENCE
More Indictments Against Mayor Rich
For "Failing to Perform Of
fetal Duty"

|. King, who was convicted the first
Of this week on a charge of assault and
battery with intent to Kill. was sentenc-
ed by Judge Johnson this morning to
six months in the county Jail. The re
port was published in another paper
yesterday that King had been given
20 years in the penitentiary, but this
was without any foundation in fact.
Motion was made by Kings attorney
for a new trial.
Mayor Rich has been indicted on
two additional charges of failing to
perform official duty" the indictments
being based on cases similar to those
figuring in the first two indictments.
1t is set forth in the indictments that
the mayor failed to assess fines as pro-
vided by the law in second offense re-
failing cases against Roberta Beverley
and Detella Anderson. The law re-
quires that where an offender is con-
victed of a second offense a fine not
less than $4,000 shall be imposed, and
the mayor is charged with finding Ro-
berta Beverley $500 and Detella An
derson $4,000 where they were convict
ed of secoRd offenses.
Mayor Rich says the affidavits
against the two parties did not specify
that they We're second offenses and
that he was governed thereby in inn
posing the fines.
Earl Patton has been indicted on a
charge of soliciting orders for liquors,
bond being fixed at 100000, which he
readily gave. Mr.. Patton claims he is
the victim of circumstances. He is in
the loan business here and has manv
clients who borrow small amounts
five dollars and upwards. In several
instances, he claims, his small checks
for money loaned, have been endorsed
by his clients and forwarded direct to
the liquor houses and that the use OF
his checks in this manner form the
basis for the indictment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
PLANS STATE
FISH HATCfHsY

Jackson, Miss, Nov. s3.--Consrsss-
man ]. w. Collier, of this district.
who has been spending several days
in Jackson, announces that at the ap-
preaching December term of Congress
he will renew his sfrort to secure the
passage Of bill for the establishment
of nsh hatchery in Jackson.
This measure was introduced at the
last session OF Congress by Mr.. Col
lier, but, owing to the heavy pressure
OF legislation, did not receive consid-
GRAFTON. The author has received as
surance Of a favorable committee re-
port, however, and after the measure
Is reported he will urge It for speedy
consideration.
Mr.. Collier believes that Jackson
is an exceptionally favorable location
for a hatchery. owing to the prox
unity Of Pearl river. His bill pro
vides for an appropriation of about
$4,000 for erecting the necessary es
teblishment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23

where the shooting had occurred.
when l reached the man he was
still gasping. / turned him over and
asked who he was and what had hap
pened, but he was beyond speech"
when you turned the man over, did
you find anything?" asked Special
Prosecutor Rorace G. Benson.
81 found revolver" Shugart re-
piled.
The witness identified the revolver
He then described how he followed
Mrs. Patterson into the house she en-
tered and found her in a chair, appar-
emily in faint. When he unbuttoned
her jacket to search her for a weapon
she opened her eyes and looked at
him.
81 asked her who the man outside
was" declared the witness, "and she
answered:
"He is my husband and he wronged
me-"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
Wright incompetent.

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 23.-"lnsofar as
the people of this organization are
concerned Justice Wright is mentally
incompetent to give q fair and i'm
partial trial of contempt proceedings
against u.s." This was made by Pres
ident Gompers before the Convention
today when advised OF the ruling OF
Justice Wright. Mitchell said he was
sick and tired Of the whole matter.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
LABOR LEADERS TO
AGAIN Be TRIED
Gompers Declares Justice Wright Men,
tally incompetent To Give
Fair Hearing.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 23.-Gom-
pers, Mitchell and Morrison must
again stand trial in the District OF
Columbia Supreme Court on contempt
cases arising out of the Buck Range
case, Justice Wright over-ruling the
motion of the Labor Leaders for dis
missal under the statue of limitations.
The Court held that contempt cases
are not SUBJECT to the statue of limi-
tations.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
BiLoxFS NEW PAPER
COMES OFF THE PRESS.

BILOXI. Miss, Nov. 23.-The Daily Ad.
vertissr, BiloKi's new morning paper,
made its debut this morning, its plant,
including large Cottrell press. a limo
type machine. ETC., having been install
ed day or so ago. The owners Of the
paper are S. l.. Frisbe & Son, with the
elder as editor and the younger as
manager. c. Maurice Elfer is city edi.
tor Miss Olive Swetman society re-
porter, and Dan McLoud circulation
manager.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23

hold him. But if. as men have fondly
hoped, the spirits of the sainted dead
turn back with undiminished love to
the hallowed scenes of their earthly
lives, We cannot doubt his spiritual
presence with us here.
ITO us he is treasured memory; the
memory of a princely form, the mem
ory of a royal face the memory of an
elegant voice, the memory of one, who
to some of us, take him all in all, was
the greatest man We have ever known.
| have called him a memory; he is
more than memory; he is an influence
and an inspiration, and influence for
good wrought in the lives of his peo-
pie, an inspiration that tends to bring
out the best In the hearts of those who
loved him. But he was more than an
influence and an inspiration. He is q
great personality, and we would not
speak of our pride and affection as
feelings that were, and are not; but
as feelings that abide, and find their
object in him who is, though we see
him not. He is as one to whom the
messengers OF God have opened the
door, and he has passed within, and
the door has closed, shutting him out
from our sight. Without him Millsaps
College would not have been what it
is; nor Methodism in Mississippi; nor
the great Commonwealth that he low
ed nor the great Church for which he
wrought.
We are agthered this morning to
honor ourselves and to honor him in
the presentation and unveiling Of a
| portrait Of him, presented to the Col
lege by the Board of Trustees, as a
slight token of the pride with which
they cherish his memory. We shall
look upon his face, as genius saw and
reproduced it, and. If there be aught of
weakness in this reproduction, it shall
| be corrected by the image in our
hearts. where memory holds the face
and where love has idealized 1t and
made it more than beautiful. We shall
not again hear the melody Of his voice
nor see the flashing Of his eye: but we
shall look upon this portrait anil fee
that his splendid character will ever
be an Inspiration to the young mon Of
this institution.
1t is very fitting that the Board. whe
presents this portrait, should be rep
resented by his lifelong and devoted
friend. Mr.. ]. r. Bingham Of Carroll
ton. who will now discharge this pleas
ant duty"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-11-23
(: !: :. :: :. I: :. {. :. {. : :. !: : (. :. :.
!. WILL HEAR PLEA OF :.
!. INDICTED PACKERS. ::
(By Associated PreSS.)

:: Washington, D. c., Nov. 23.- :.
:. Counsel for the indicted beef :.
:. packers of Chicago arrived today ::
:. to begin fight in the United :
:. States Supreme Court for a stay :.
:. of trial of the packers on charges :.
:. of having criminally violated the :.
:. antitrust laws. 1t was decided to =
:. take the entire record in the :.
= habeas corpus proceedings to the =
:. residence of Chief Justice White :.
= and delay a formal docketing of =
= the case until application for de- :.
= lay has been presented. :
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. I: :. :. :. :. I. :. . :.