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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
QUALITY POOP,
PRICES SMALL
INFERIOR TOBACCO CAUSES MAR
kEr TO BE DULLER THAN
USUAL.
AVERAGE PRICE is LOW
BUT GOOD GRADES BRING coop
FRICEs-RECEIPTs LIGHT.
LARGER SALES FOR
NEXT WEEK.

Owing 10 the poor grades of tobacco
when we've ouei eu on inc 'noors or me
Richmond warehouses; inns week tnc
price was lower than ii had oeen II
weeks. reimbursement unltoImefiy at
tiiuuted the BAD condition OF Inc
market to the inferior quality of the
weed. II liz said that many growers
are holding Lack tneir good TOBACCO
and sena,ng to market theeir INFER
Tor stock.
Good grades Of tobacco brought
about the usual prices, and farmers
who had good qualities TO offer went
awa~ satisfied with the proceeds OF
their sales. Some Of the high grades
sold around &c and 81 cents. The
average was estimated at 5 IL.
Receipts Light.
Receipts were lighter than in some
weeks, not exceeding 1--WE hundred
pounds for the week. At Hutcheson's
warehouse there were AS usual good
sized sales of hurley at the usual price.
Heavier receipts are anticipated next
week provided the market justines
farmers In bringing to market the
tobacco they have ready to sell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
WIFE is SET FREE
ON MURDER CHARGE

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
ROANOKE, VA, / eb. 2.--Mrs. Mary
M. Raines was discharged this morn
Ing ON motion Of Commonwealths At
tornty HINES, who declared that there
was no evidence to connect her with
The alleged Fl ili4ssg ~,sy" her husband,
Jot hua Raines, of Miss Eva Chambers.
Mrs. Rasres left Immediately with
her brother, w. w. Martin. of Ports
mouth, Va. where she will make an
extended visit A special grant Jury
will meet tomorrow 10 consider the
indictment of Raines. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Today's cash
produce markets were quoted as fol-
lows:
Spot cotton, 1890 cents.
Wheat. No. I. Northern at Mime
apoiis. 1.07 Ia. No. 2, red winter.
LOS, No. /. Northern Duluth. l.2s.
Corn, new. No. 2, export. t. o. b..
10 IL cents.
Oats. No. 2, white. 60 IL cents
Rye, No. 2, c. |. f.. Buffalo. as cents.
Barley, mailing. i.20@ 1,S5, c. /. +.
Buffalo.
Flour, spring patents. $50; winter
straights, AS,
Mil feed. Western bran. 1915.
Pork. mess. 1880.
Lard. Middle West, 9.15 cents.
Tallow. brine city, cents.
Coffee. Rio, No. I, on the spot,
II is cents.
Sugar. granulated fine. $40 cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
BOY is ARRESTED
AS BAD BURGLAR

James StackeE, 12-year- old COL
ored boy, was arrested yes arday al
ternoon by Patrolman Traylor and
locked up In the First Police station.
where he is held as suspect. James
Is thought to be the robber who
stole n quantity OF tools from a new
ly constructed house at Twelfth and
Marshall streets When arrested by
the patrolman he had = number OF
tools with him and also broken
paddock in his pocket. which ID said
to be the one he broke to gain an
entrance to the house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
leg was painfully wrenched, hut 9TH
erwise he was all right

leg was painfully wrenched. hat 9TH
erwise he was all right
Gimme a drink. quick ana a Gig
areste'" he said to those who came
running TO pick him up. When the
ned cheerfuIly, and said: Nothing Ia
do till tomorrow
Laws feat was performed for tho
benefit Of moving picture concern
and was witnessed only by a handful
Of friends and the couple Of hundred
soldiers on Bedloe's Island. He got
$500 for 1t.
I'm going Off the E,ffei Tower in
Paris next summer he declared.
This Jumping business ls an awful
cinch."
Had No Experience.
Today's jump was made without
any previous experience whates err.
Law had never seen parachute q.
close range. and had never been up
In the Statue OF Liberty He said:
Il Just had bunch that 1t would be
a good moving picture stunt. so
went TO the picture people and hired
out to do 1t. Why. II was like pick
Ing up money In the street"
1T was a great experience" he
added. II guess that's about az fast
as l ever traveled--the first $50 feet
Gee. it almost took the breath out
al me. It looked as though the ground
was jumping right up to hit me. I
hegan to wonder II that blamed old
parachute was Hver going TO open up.
] wasn't scared exactly, but l was
right curious II know.
MY arms got kind OF jerk when
she did open; but then knew all I
had to do wis to hang on"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
South Boston Market.

Especial to The RICHMOND NIrNIhaH.J
HOU STON,, VA. Feb. 2--Fairiy
good receipts have been noted on the
South Boston tobacco market for the
week past with heavy breaks promo
eility had the weather been favora-
hle as 1t Is the three-quarter marx
In offerings sold was reached with
better chances for increased sales DUR
ing the coming week. For the month
Of January u total of two mullen
rounds Is estimated sold, with an av-
era e near the lac figure for the month.
Prices range, for the hesinning or 'he
new month. ell up. and the oHerihss'
as a whole, good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
VERDICT FOR $4,000
in RAILROAD SUIT

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.)
GOLDSBORO. n. c., Feb. 2.--The
Seaboard Air Line will have to pay d.
J. Aaron. of Goldsboro. $4,000 dam
ages Tor personal injuries received in
an accident. according to a verdict
given by jury at Wayne Superior
Court today. Judge Webb refused to
SET verdict aside as excessive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

w. s. Carter and Addison Bright.
both negroes, were In Police Court ycs-
terday morning for reckless driving.
Carter was fined SO and costs. and
placed under 500 bond Tor sixty
days, and Bright was fined 80 and
costs and placed undAr : $500 bond for
SIXTY days NH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
FarmviIIs Tobacco Market.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.p
FARNVILLE, VA, Feb. lowing
to continued unfavorable weather the
sales of tobacco on this market have
not been as large as was expected.
Still there has been some activity
about the warehouses. and no one has
been found to complain of the prices
for Tugs and shorts. The long leaf
continues to lag In the rear TO the
arnazernent Of the growers OF the
weed.
With favorable weather the coming
week will no doubt show large IN
crease in sales.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
4HRfGE tX0NERATED
ON MURDER CHARGE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
WILMINGTON, n. c.. Feb. 2.--Po-
liceman Alex Neims. charged With
numbering Flank Davis. a negro, who
resisted arrest was acquitted by the
jury, after only few minutes de-
liberation. This Is the third time
Neims has been exhonorated of the
allesed crime, first by the cc~ oner and
then by the grand jury at a term OF
court preceding this one,sa..as .Issgga,ags4,s..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
NkN ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2.--Close:
January. lo.32Q33; February, 1917
bid; March. le.lS4lg. April. 1871
bid: May. o.25 q rs June, 1881 bid;
July. 1895 q Sc: August, 10.S0 bid :.
September. lo.23026: October. 10.22
M2s: November. 1924 a 2e+ Decem-
Der. 1927 "a rs, Market closed steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
JURY FINDS PUTNEY
NOT RESPONSIBLE

Especial to The Richmond virginiAn)
WfTHEVILi-E. VA, Feb. 2.-The
jury In the case OF the State vs..
Stephen Putney brought In a verdict OF
not guilty this noon. finding that he
was insane at the time OF the assault
upon Charles ]. Appleby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
cheek ~ Worthless.

on complaint Of r. 7. Bates, Jr..
who lives on the Southside. the police
are on the lookout for a man who
gave the name of Gary johnson and
who passed a worthless check for s12
on Mr.. Bates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

Suit for $1,000 was instituted In the
Law and Equity Court yesterday by
the ]. l.. Mott Iron Works against
Preston Carson and J. Garham David
son h Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
OF TRACTION COMPANY

Suit for $4,000 damages was instl-
tuted by Maria Lee Cost in the City
Circuit Court Yesterday against the
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
No declaration has been filed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
Midnight Ml.s,on,

Tonight at 8 o'clock Rescue Gospel
services win be held In the Midnight
Jesus Nission. 144f East Franklin
street. Drinking men welcomed, Sub
Ject tonight. The Power OF. Mothers
Prayer" Sam lsx1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmona, va, Feb. >, 1912.
WHOLE.>.lLes. QUOTATIONS.. On
CHANGE.
w HEAi-~Car lots.
Z 10. "a xti sooHBCS-3f asOa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

Richmond, Va, Feb, 9, 1919.
GLOWING aIe Inc quotations on the
Ii nhIratn E,Al.ll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Wheat-4uiet Corn--MoucrateIy ac-
i've. Oats-Firm, but quiet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
INVITATIONS
|. FOR BIDS On
NEW CAR LINE
.cLARksBURG G WESTON ELEc
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY is
READY TO BEGIN WORK.
MUST Be IN BY JBNElFIRsT
CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD TO De
STARTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER
CONTRACT is LET.

The CIarksburg and Weston Elec
trIc Railway Company has sent out
invitations TO numerous contractors
asking them TO 20 over the proposed
line 10 be constructed by the com
rany from Mt Clare to Weston and
to submit bids Tor the construction OF
the road. The contractors will &c
over the line from May 18th to Mag
18th and all bids are to be submitted
by June lst The construction work
will be started Immediately after the
successful bidder is determined.
AmCns the firms that have been in
vited To submit bids are the following;
Ballard K Herring. Bedford City. Va
Patterson. Moran & Luck Company
Morgantowu. W. Va.
Central Contracting Company. OF
Shinnston.
Ferguson. Lowe n Co.. Shlnnstou.
Jones Bros. 30? New First National
Bank Building. Columbus. o.
+. $. BoXley X Co.. Lynchburs. Va.
j, c. Zo5riSt X CO.. Becchield. BaIti
more. Md.
Il. T. Martin. LowcsvilIc. W. Va.
James +. Brogan & Co, Coleman
building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Clarksburs Construction Co., Clarks
burg. w Va.
G.Pf PfKccley Il Co., Clarksburg.
Joseph Fuccy. Clarksburg.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
| RAGIC
TOWN MARsHALL's WIFE SLAIN
BY PRoMlscuoUs SHOOTER
WHO is KILLED IN BATTLE
.fsTHAT FOLLOWED.

JELLlCO. KY, May 13.-Fifteen
minutes OF battle and bellam, follow.
Ing upon the attempt OF Marshal Tom
Dowlln TO arrest a prOmIscuous shoot.
er this afternoon. resulted IN the death
OF the marshaIs wife and Wiley Par.
ton. the shooter. and the serious In.
jury OF at least three others. Twenty.
five persons were involved in the lat:
tie and at least l3O shots we're fired.
When Marshal BOwlin and Parton
opened fire on each other, Mrs. Bow
lin sprang in front OF her husband.
Shot twice, shc fell to the ground.
dead. The shooting appeared then 10
become general. When the smoke
cleared away, Parton was lying dead.
shot through The chest and friends
were seen bearing away his wounded
father. Wesley Parton, of feud fame.
A. Butcher. WHO supported the mar
shal had u bullet hole in his neck aud
may die. while ~. Bowln. brother OF
the marshal. had been dubbed on the
head with a revolver butt.
Adding to the excitement, the mar
shall when he found his wife was
dead. is said 10 have essayed 10 shoot
himself. though friend knocked his
revolver from his hand.
The gravity OF the elder Partun's In
jurics is not known.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
VICE PRESIDENT
A. N. THOMPSON
WAS HERE TODAY
WORK ON NEW STRUCTURE TO
BE STARTED WITHIN SHORT
TIME 1T Is SAID.
LOOKING ! OVER IEP0T SITE
TEMPORARY QUARTERS WILL BE
ARRANGED TILL PASSENGER
STATION is ERECTED.

Vice President a. W. Thompson. of
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
iany, and Chief Engineer +. l.. Stuart.
ur the same company. were in this city
presumably looking over the site for
the ncw depot TO be erected In this
city. Itumor has had # that the struc.
iurc wOurl he erected In the First
ward but while there has been moth.
ing definite given out 1t is likely to be
located on Walkers Siding. Already
material for it mas begun to arrive.
The second story Of the present pas.
scmgcr station will be fitted mp for the
accommodation OF passengers until
the new station can be erected. Th'i
will follow closely after the compile.
tIon ol the depot. The passenger sta.
ton will be erected on the site of the
present freight house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
SHOOTING.
TOURNAMENT
TOMORROW
BEST SHOOTERS IN UNITED
STATES TO BE HERE FOR THE
GREAT EVENT.
will CONTEST FOR {. c. CUP
TROPHY HAS BEEN IN COMPETE,
TloN SINCE tsss.-sHoT FOR
FOUR TIMES.


Inc annual Saootlhs tournament oil
the West virginia Shortinen Assoe'a'
iloh Wii open al Ihe W MestGnrstef .
GROUNDS OF the fairihont "nil IiuD 10
morrow morning anu VIII continue lo'
Two DAYS
On Tuesday morning preliminary tC
the big events lhal VIII take place on
"Wednesday and Thursday the e. e.
Cup 'ilnt carries win II tne champion
mp OF 'he world VIII De shot lo'
,. '.as , Sup ,., ""s "e'y. - zee" s"o, , ~, ~
S,s,,n, @ W." ,,a"a. :" Co., W ,,'n % Ta,,,a,,. ms a."
CHM which holds u high Mace in tho
sporling world
r,
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rhlilps' george l. watson ana L. H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
Wanted: 16 Million Busi.
ness Women For The
Running Of 16 Million
Homes
By ]. R. HAMILTON

Former Advertising Mnna%cr OF
Waualuakcr'S. Philadelphia
What America needs today
Gb6yc nlttftirGs Is business w0=
men. And where we need them
most is not in business offices hui
in the homes. What we want is
not 50 much Il wrmam who can
run u Kitchen. as Il woman who
knows how much il costs 10 run n
Kitchen. If We dn. not .rt our
domestic science up To the stand
ard of our commercial science We
are goin" To start an epidemic of
household Insolvency that will
Startlc the world. Ninety per zen.
Of our matrimonial lnlappimr>S is
due not Ia temper nor IcmIprra.
ncnt. but 10 common. ordinary
domestic bankruptcy.
There is no money in ihc famil
Y till: the books won balance !:
the cash is Ovrr,Ir;wm: and tn,.
partners are Il, war. That ) the
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ILL, n,r.mSH nrEln> WIZ" " '"" at '"'
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the brains 10 maintain many of
lrr rulIalitirS which they now en-
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:0sI VT M"", ' vi. H. ~. S"'''S !" Ply
u !" '"'''l'n'' l"r ,! I,I!rc> 1T "'''ch
"'nrr ,. P'"PIc are seiiinS
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
OPERATORS CO
TO GRAF TON
BALTIMORE AND OHIO oIscoN.
TiNUE 0lsPATcHERs OFFICE IN
THIS CITY.

The .. Il o. Il. Il. company today
has 10 telegraph Office in their pas.
scngcr station and the well known
train dIsmtchers of this city. Faqua,
Kelley, Wiley and Murphy. are in
Grafton, W. Va, from where ;hey are
iFsuing the orders which mark tho
moyemenls of the trains over this di'
vision
The dispatchers Office in this city
has been abolished, and the offices on
the second floor have been vacated.
It.is understood that the top floor Of
the building will be used as part o!
the waiting room.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
CONSTITUTIONAL
WEST WRGlNIRs HABlTUAL
CRIMINAL LAWN so HELD BY
SUPREME COURT.
(nY UNITED rrISsD J

-" " :
WASHINGTON. d. C., May l3.--
West Virginla's habitual crimiual law,
liking life sentence In pcnltendary
fer persons convicted three times OF
felohies, was today declared cOnstitu.
ftonal by the Supreme Court. Con,
yict Grehan. horse thief. had cob.
tested the law before the Supreme
Court, but; Justice Hughes in handing
down the decision stated that 1t had
for long ages been the practice, both
lin England and in the Uulted Suites,
70 gtye hablhlai criminals 3olfgef
terms thpn Ilrat offenders. "a =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

{. Il. Bryan, Parkcrsburg, W. Va.
Bennett K Talbot, Falrmont.
Ferguson X Edmonison Co.. Brook.
vile, Pa.
Allen X Kciauver Co.. SiG Equitable
Building, baltimore, Md.
Eyrc.Shoemaker. lrc.. Arcade Bulld,
ing. Philadelphia, Pa
James a. HIATT Co, .5i7 broadway. y.
Y.
EEocklehurst K Potter Co. 18th ST
ana sor;h Penn Square, Philadelphia
+, +. Clement & Co., Land Title
Building. Philadelphia.
Lane Bros Co, Al;avisia. Va.
W. II. IL. Allen K Sons, log c. ST.
y. r.. Washington. u. c.
James + ucCabc, Equitable IIuIld
ing. Baltimore.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
ATTENDING CONVENTION

Local No. 30, d. |. i. announce that
Mr.. John Mccain OF this city, has gone
to Wheeling. where he will attend the
annual convention OF the State Fedora.
tion OF Labor The convention will
last one week. and Mr. McCann will re-
main for all Of the sessions during the
week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13

2 PITTSBURGH, .Slay ia detective
Of this city. who has been q private
detective OF the Thaw family for many
yoars, was today interviewed and STAT.
cd that Evelyn .Thaw was not the
mother OF 81 months old son.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-05-13
mrs. EVELYN NESB|T THAW.
CREATES BIG SENSATION
OLD BROADWAY is SHAKEN UP
WHEN SHE APPEARS WITH SON.
. q. MONTHS oLD-wANTs $4,000
Il FOR THE SAKE OF HER BABY.

NEW YORK. May lS.-AIthongh the
announcement that Evelyn Sesbit
1,haw Is here with a son 81 months
old, came from sources known to be
in close touch with her, It was impos.
sible to get today a direct confirmation
from Mrs. Evelyn nlIaw herself Her
whereabouts were not made known
althoash Il was admitted that she was
here. zSS
The announcement that she had de-
termlned to demanded payment OIL
checks asGrcgating sl5,OOO for the
sake of her baby" came as a scnsa.
tion such as Broadway has not gus
taincd in years. The story was given
out In such detail and published here
! in such elaborate fashion that the
Whole town was stirred by the sensa,
3 ton
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
SHEATS' REPLY
To Ho|IOway's Campaign Committee

An advertisement, in The State the Holloway
Committee whoever that becals attention
Rev Edgar Wilson communication his church
position their
fail to why this Holloway Campaign Committee should
blame Wilson's opinion
Ill | i
How do they know Mr. Wilson Mehodis
me? Methodist County
Office ~ AIS ;WF
he thinking Superintendent
strucion ALL he had mind competitor
RUSSELL Methodist minister educator of epute known
throughout the State worthy of both Of his high cangs
But since friend has called
o. field than the OF Florida could have placed him in Mr.
wilson's advice the Methods think
sdve and am not selfish wish Mehods monopoze
the privilege think the Bap, Epopaans
Roman Catholics the Jews the utheran the
other religious bodies that striving according
to make the world better and in fact
take this advice will Holloway the
of the of men.
Somehow. feel the good class
the kind years ago as his
garments OF the
the politics
to a Methodist than
Pyha a of the World
Faternal Union
have and do church
of alone but
do OF Florida quail
featns to
which relation any order is
equally to will act
inpaitaly o ebestnt o
have nothing this church
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16

FOR s LIE TT mich cows
Phone 81. o'S'''
LOAN VA, TEN $500 or $500
for two years. security is improved
arm ten acres mil. and half dron
lake md osto zee. Address Loan
.,o,a, am flee 5-15-2p.
&c: s. e re w. Greene's
2-g; ,gs. o. Z ,aml rless shotgun.
1925 gra. J; 'e } high-power
life: both gooe as ! W. $25 grade.
c. Gar son, n. snnessee Ave-.
ear park St. ct, story yellow
j Ouse
FO. SA, E. che, y suit. springs
.aclu ed, Is; oal suits. springs
] nclured, /: 20; oak safe. cost $l4,
5 all s.; hear safe, So; l Kalama-
100 r,nge, good IS new, S23; din
.ag c. airs, ,0c. ost $50; l tapesty
. over. d To- age. u.
A. J. M'KENNEY.
Fo, Salt -hc se. wagon ana har'
less. Apply to !. F. Brush. or write
Aor .2s 2-1S-t:
BOYS Sc uts oes and Oxfords are
he b st a. d to- CHEST wearing shoes
or I m. ney hat can be bought,
nd re ca y W, .rers. E. F. Bailey
xclu i've akel; I'd agent.
70 SA E. t. bargain: Smith
rem ,r pew. ter: new. Can be
cen NJ IS O. &c. upstairs.
3.19 o. K
FO. SA e. ice six room house
n tle-fo Ith block, orange and
rape ruit rees 2 blocks from Lake
and Ugh .choo Price $500. Ad'
ress ,wne. P.' 556. city. S-29-tf
For FIRE, ACCIDENT. PLATE
GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN
SURANCE. see D. H. SLOAN. room 3
Raymond building. Residence phone
1855 Green 4-6-tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
Bank Note Was Object Lesson.

The most unconventional design
for . bank note was undoubtedly
George Cruikshank's Bank Note Not
to BE Initiated" published In 1918.
It was Inspired by the sight of sew.
eral women dangling from the gal.
lows outside Newgate for utteriug
forged Gl notes. The design includ.
ed q lavish arrangement OF letters
and suspended figures. and there was
such . demand for copies that Cruik.
shank had to sit up all night TO etch
duplicate plate He had the salts.
faction also Of knowing that no man
or woman was ever after hanged for
the oRense. for his plate led TO an
act that put a stop to the punishment,
BY death for forgery
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
70 the Teacher.

A teacher who can arouse a feeling
for one single good action. for ona
single good poem. accomplishes mora
than he who fills our memory with
rows on rows OF natural objects
classified with name and form For
what Is the result OF all these ev-
cept what We Know as well N,,bout
them. that the human figure ura-am,.
nently and peculiarly Is made i, -.
image and likeness OF Coo .-,;s.tbo