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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
OPEN NEW
SHOE STORE
Walsh & Carbaugh, Well
Located, Now Open For
Business.

in tho Handsomely finished room
formerly occupied by the Bowers
Jowelry store. at 112 South Main
street James a. Walch and Mr..
Carbaugh. viii open a strictly mod
orn shoe store for men, women and
children.
The new firm will be known as
Welsh and Carbaugh. James A. Walsh
one of the partners. has been identi-
fed with the retail shoe business in
this city for many years. Mr.. Car
baugh Is employed as travelling sales
man for large shoe house. Both
have, had a great amount of eNper-
icnce IN the shoe business and both
are widely knwo nand their success is
certain.
The room occupied by the firm has
heen nicely decorated and equipped,
The firm Of Walsh & Carbalgh invite
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12

Pasquaie Piluso, an italian residing
on Chad street pleaded guilty to a
charge OF wilfully. cruelty and unlaw-
fully furnishing his 14-year-old daugh
ter, Theresa. anu was fined $25 and
costs and sentenced to serve six
months in the Dayton workhouse by
Mayor Walters last night.
Piluso was arrested last Wednesday
evening by Officers Powell and Slagle
on u warrant signed by Humane Of
fcer Ulsh. Subsequent to his arrest,
he was arraagned in the mayors court
and pleaded not guilty to the charge.
He was released after furnishing a
bond Of 500 for his appearance for
trial.
Yesterday the Italian decided that
he was guilty of the offense. Follow
ing this decision, he called at the may
or $ office and changed his plea from
not guilty to guilty and Mayor Wal
ters imposed the fine and sentence.
Attorney j. w. Thompson, repres-
enting the Humane society in the case
asked that the workhouse sentence be
suspended providing Piluso would re-
frain from beating his daughter in the
future. The italian readily consented
to this agreement and the sentence
was suspended. He paid his fine and
was released.
The charge which was placed
against Pasquale Piluso came as the
result of complaints made by the
neighbors living in the vicinity Of
Glad street. They claimed that the
father used a stove poker in Furnishing
his children and that their cries could
be heard for quite distance. 1t was
also alleged that Piluso compelled
his children to steal coal from the
cars in the railroad yards. The mayor
ordered that practice stopped las
nfght.sf rNh W
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
worth More Than visit from tho
Doctor"

is what people say about the sixteen
page Joke book, In colors, given with
the New York Sunday World each
week. It's as good as II one paid 10
cents for II alone. And yet II Is given
free with the New York Sunday
World DO not confound this Joke
Book with the regular Sunday World
every copy Of the Sunday World. as
well as the splendid illustrated Maga-
zine Section, and Metropolitan Sec
ton contains the James Montgomery
Flagg drawing and story, The supply
of Sunday Worlds IL very limited. so It
Is advisable to tell your newsdeal n
today TO save you a copy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12

Kalers serve the pesv creams and
cea--Meef vour frtsn thera E-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
NIoYn Enr Resinrnllnn.

Cincinnati, March 11.-A prelim-
mary move In an effort to be made
by Attorney Charles A. Thatcher. Of
Toledo. to he restored TO the priv
ilege Of practicing in the federal
court at Toledo. was filed by Thatcher
Today in the United States circuit
court Of appeals in Cincinnati.
Thatcher filed a petition for a writ
of mandamus to compel Judge John
KFllits. of Toledo, TO show why all
of Thatcher's transcripts for an ap-
peal lrad not been approved
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12

During Mayor scher.'s administra-
tion, Snyder was fined $3.50. Either
because Of laxity on the part OF of
iclals or by dexterous modes of cone
cealment. Snyder evaded the paymen.
OF the fine untn last December. e
At that time, ex-Mayor Setter. am
xious to clean up his docket, Issued
an order OF execution of Snyder's sem
tence to Former chief Of Police Kline
felter, instructing the latter to Sc
cure a levy on Snyder's goods but
Snyder had no goods. Accordingly he
was arrested and thrown in jail where
he remained until yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
We sell fndics Home journal
Pattcrns.

April Patterns are Here. style
Books Free.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12

Biz NInsnnernde RnlI.

70 be given by T. II. No. Is. X. Of
-, at Candy hall. Friday, March Is,
1912. Dancing will begin at s O'Clock.
win unmask at 10 o'clock. Bring
your invitations with you. All those
not masked can get masks at hall at
10c. \ prize to best masked lady, also
one to best masked gentleman. All
*. of P.'s and their ladies especially
invited Music by McNcars orchestra
3-12-1I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
WllIinln snyder IicIeascd.

After being declared an insolveni
by Attorney Homer T.. Johnson, In
solvency commissioner, William Snyd-
err. of North Main. street. was re-
leased from the county Jan yesterday
afternoon where he has been doing
time until fine Of SIS 0and costs
was paid I'm the mayors court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
MORE STREETS
WILL Be PAVED
Regular Session of City
Council Held Monday
Night.
AN ORDINANCE REPEALED
Engineers Allowed to Blow
Whistles Within City
Limits.

Service Director Anthony Asks Coun-
oil TO go Slow but His suggestion
Is Disrcgardcd--4NIilI street side
walk VIII be Constructcd-Other
Business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-12
PASQUALE PILUSO
PLEADS GUILTY
Draws Fine of $25 and Costs
For Beating His
Daughter.
HUMANE SOCIETY CASE
William Snyder Released
From County Jail
Yesterday.
HUMANE SOCIETY CA

Italian Changes Plea Before Mayor
WaItcrs--WorlShous Sentence Is
Suspcnded-Snydcr Declared Insol-
vent by Insolvency Commissioners.
Police Court News.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-02-02
Adventure
A Romance of
The South Seas
BY
JACK LONDON

Copyright. 1910. by Street & Smith
Copyright. 1911. by the Macmillan Compa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

DEALING In cocaine. A quantity Of the
dope was found In her possessions
brought here from Kichmond. for sale.
Abe 0ellman. a weli-known Sycs-
more Street merchant. was operated
on for appendicitis In the Pstsrsburg
Hospital yesterday. and IL doing well.
Willie Parsons. son Of T. r. Par
sons. Of Friend Street. was success.
fully operated on for appendicitis In
the hospital this morning.
Mrs John williams. wife Of thu
president OF the Amaigamated Assoc
citation Of Iron and Steel Worksrs OF
America, who resides in Pittsburgh.
Pa. is visiting her brother. ,. H. Nc
Coy. In this city.
Last evening at tn. residence of the
Moore, Miss Ruth AsaDy Coudrey ana
FRANK II. Ballard. both OF this city.
were married.
A great many young women VIII
assist In the taxing OF the census OF
this city next SUNDAY.
Death Of Mrs. Baxter.
Mrs Catherine de Shazo Baxter. OF
this city. died this morning IN W.
iiamsburs. ana the body was brought
home this evening for burial. She IS
survived b. three sons and on. daugh-
ter--W. p. Baxter Of Oklahoma; Her.
man c.. Of Maryland; Frank and Miss
Eva Baxter. OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
GOVERNORS SEE SOLDIERS


Expect to Take Executive to National
Guard Convention.
When the Conference Of Governors
meets in Richm md the first week in
December. one Of It's features may be
a trip to Norfolk TO attend the conven-
ton OF the National Guard Association
Of the United States. Adtutant-Gen-
erai w. w. sale. who IL general chair
man Of the committee Of arrangements
for tire National Guard meeting. has
this under consideration and will try
to bring IL about.
About 500 visitors are expected At
the National Guard convention The
acknowledgement Of all States will be
In Norfolk. and there will be officers
oficially designated as delegates by the
various governors. besides many other
visitors
Most Of the militia ,dlcsrs will prob
ably go TO Washington at the conclu-
sion OF the meeting to see their re-
spective Congressman. The session OF
Congress will have just begun, and the
militia pay bill will be one OF the most
pressing matters before II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

to remain at their homes to give the
requested. Tn. census OF
Ettrick will be taken at the same
time.
Personal and Otherwise.
George Cameron. Sr,. who has be-
at West Harbor. Ne. for the past two
m onths. u now visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Lyman G. Gilbert, in Pennsyl-
yanta-
The delegates from a. p. Hill Camp
TO the Grand Camp. c. ", and thu Viz
GINA Division. q. c. W. left for Pu-
laski City this morning to attend the
reunions Of those organizations. which
begin tomorrow. The. delegates from
the Sons Of Veterans left tonight.
1t - .lieved that Commander 8.
D. Rodgers. Of A. r. Hill Camp. Sons
Of Confederate Veterans. will be
elected division commander at the
Pulaski reunion
H. c. Richardson and Mr.. Otay. OF
Richmond. and Roy Holstein. Of Peters
burg. have purchased the Cockade
Theatre. on Sycamore Street. and will
improve the property for anus .ment
purposes.
Lou wrenn. q negress from Rich
mond. vas sent TO the Hastings Court
for trial this morning for alleged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
VOTE DECIDEDLY
AGAINST REMOVAL
Alexandra County Courthouse
Will Not Be Changed
to Rosslyn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va, September 2i.-Oniy
two out Of the three districts in Alex
andria County voted to-day in the
election on the question Of the re-
movaI of the county courthouse. and
the voters in these two districts over
whelmingly defeated the proposition
by vote Of 1s1 against Its removal
to "a for its removal to Rosslyn. The
commissioners Of election in Jefferson
District failed to show up. II Is stated,
and hence there was no election in this
district. Just what effect this VIII
have on the general result is not
known, and another election may be
asked with such odds against its
removal this 10 regarded As doubt
full. A rain kept most Of the voters
away from the polls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
Dandruff
and Falling
Hair Remedy
Fifty Cent Bottle f Paris
ian Sage Hair Tonic
Rest for All Hair and
Scalp Trssbles

Every man and woman who values .
rood lead Of hair should regularly use
Psrisian Sage.
Tens Of thousands q people are using
il every day because Il IS such csean.
honest remedy that dos esi Sy "ns' " -
Please bear in mind that Partisan Sage
!, NOT dive; that Il does not contain sugar
of had or any other dangerous ingredient.
and that Il viii stop falling hs;r. scalp Mch
and I'd your scalp q every particle d
dapdruf.
Il vI do more; Il mskes hsI grow lus-
truus and luxurisat and pgt . ssossse
heausy into dull, Melsss haR.
ca ROD q Pss;sisn Seee today q
sav drue seose q tci3se goods oouueR::
ne csics b oaly 80 oents. Be sv!e se6
II 10 Psrisian Sage Hair Toaje; tie gRt
VIII the Auburn ha1 . on every esrsoa.
Trade Drug Co. have 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
who wish to control politioa in their

who wish to control politioa in their
own interest
II have known some Of these gentle
men personally and know exactly
how they work. The1 have not any
politics at ALL That isa-the point and
there is no difference between Demo-
cratic boss and . iRepublican boss.
because neither Of them Is working 1or
his party.
They are both working for theif
clients. And their clients wish to sec
that men do not get into ONCE VINO
thwart them and that laws are not
passed that embarrass their business
The chief supporters Of the Demo
cratic boss. II he happens to be In the
majority. are often those most closely
associated with the Republican boss.
ana vice versa. The men who ehteny
want Jim Smith in the Senate are Re-
publicans. not Democrats. and when
ever I have fought him his chief sup
port has come from Republican news.
papers that speak public opinion"
Speaking 81 the proposal OF the
Progressive party to regulate trusts by
means of an industrial commission.
Governor Wilson said: II don't want to
regulate trusts. I want to put them
on their mettle. want to see that
they can't put anybody out Of business
except by doing business better than
anybody else. don't want to squeeze
the water gut OF their stocks. want
to. put the water In . tank on their
backs and see II they can carry that
water as against the men who are do
ing business without any water to
carry. Then either they viii break
under the strain or get rid OF the water
themselves, because they can't carry
tition."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
ARTILLERYMEN TO CAMP
Section Of Houitxers WIN Go to stxswberr
HUI Saturday.

Section Of Howitxees WIN Go to Strawberry
HUI Saturday.
volunteer section Of the Richmond
Howifze-s will encamp At Strawberry Hill
next Saturday night. II will be made up Of
men from the battery at large. Since nearly
all the men want to 90. the officers may
choose those who will make che trip.
The same spot was chosen for the camp
a: last Saturday night. when platoon went
out under command Of Lieutenant james c.
Pollard. Two gurs. two ca1ssons. q trans
port wagon and an ambulance were taken
10 Strawberry Hi, Saturday afternoon. The
drill lasted for four hours Sunday morning.
the officers considering this one Of the most
successful methods OF field instruction ever
attempted.
Officers AMI men are loud In praise Of the
courtesies shown them by the family OF
the late Charles z. williams. owners Of the
estate. Mr.. williams was wartime How
ftzer.
Lieutenant John T. Wood will command
the section next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
SERIES OF LECTURES

SunAny SeAosl Wesk - -De Ekp1D0o6 g
UDuD1e 2GehodnS.
For the benefit Of Suuday-schooi workers
OF all denominations . series Of lecture
devoted to Sunday -ochool methods VII b
gwen st Monument 1esho110 CAurs1 20
night. Tomorrow ni91t and Friday ntGht sS
s:U O'clock Special music hos bssa ayranG-
ed and . cordial inv2tation b exfen1ed -
the puhlgc.
Rev J. +. watts. SECRETARY Of the Boptiss
state sunday-Schoo, Assoc3ssioa. vii speok
so-ufshe on the "Orysni1ed Adult Bjbic
Ciass- The Sunday school esd the Ho0s"
vi! Be the subject Of an address By Rev.
A. L. Phillips, D. D.. Of the Preseytes1sn
Church
To-morro~ n.sh, there viii b Lecture
On '~Hhe rescher and the Teacher frA3ains
school" by Rev. @. p. Greene. su11ay-schso;
SECRETARY OF the Virginia NethodsN coaser.
epce. =. G scots WIN speak On the ofsd-
81 school,
Rev. @. r. oreese ~iu lecture prs1ay evea-
Iss % The One Hunere1 Per cess school"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

seesa Yss vm vendss. go vns.
sAo 6lockheaAs went 1e gfvoo re1SGe
Instantly IN cases Of ec0em8 ao4 -
an 1Yy1Sa1ed, 1nflamed % raw SIN. N
Oo0eh1nG e0oct - almost hooveoay. X00
IN nsvsP ssanze is untu yo1 -
g ZE1a0 . . lss.ie Ycl aegay z
d q moment Il slnko y1GAt % oD9
- work begina Yes Wtu Woo1se
WheD yoa zee how clear Al sDos1eD
6 WIu leave your 0klA. 1AlD = w
6 esnaot - equals1 ~ aAysAtsg .
eAlo world ter sunbUrl - sO66eoeo
O111. Uoe q On ne eAu1rUo f1e Usse1-
y AeaA % aay $500 No. - 49,
EE11O = shoelussey eleA O1D1FyR =
00eHSnG SVs Oe1O0S c s6o $50: S1arD
w 1:s1r,n sss'sssday 0'sssssss
q v1n eoss - - . 80 -
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sJsa. - es1t 1lssee. - F0esepe = 49,.
~ = ~. Iooo 4OG9e11o c., - LO111b
II. ~ . Se-ogne oges9o 80 Wooo
eeavs1es4 - . q bges1o 49, -.
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sssl ~ DamOUa paarosey. yesosse -
SsssU. RseAes6oso Drag sssrs. 1ssssnf 49,
Co. 0sO6s1 . cssas. esesssro 49,
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
NEGRO BURGLAR
IS UhOER ARREST
Man Now Serving Sentence Will
Be Tried for Housebreak-
ing and Robbery.
eNuMERAToRs ASSIGNED
Will Take Religious Census Of
the City OF Peters
burg.
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
S . ,llingbrook Street
Telephone liS5),

S . ,ilingbrook Street
Telephone i4ss).
Petersburg, Va. September -.
Chief Rsgland went down to suffolk
yesterday for William Reed. negro
under arrest there for larceny COM
mitted in Petersburg. He Ii charged
with the theft of suit of clothes
from the store OF W. 4. Farley. in
this city He was found wearing the
stolen suit.
While in Suffolk. Chief Ragland men
toned to Chief Brinkley the series OF
robberies committed at the store
OF D. W. Branch. In this city. pistols
and knives having been stolen on eacn
occasion. Chief Brinkley stated that
he thought be had the theft In Gus
tody in Sunoik--a negro from North
Carolina, giyin his name as Harvey
Williams. but operating under many
aliases This negro was arrested In
Suffolk recently as q s"spicious cnas-
acter and was sentenced TO TIE CHAIN
gang. When arrested. fourteen quarts
Of whiskey were found In his pos
session. Of which he could give no
satisfactory account and seSefai
pawn tickets from a shop In Norfolk
were found on him. Captain Rag
land took these tickets TO Norfolk and
found they called for pistols and
knife. These were brou.'fx to Peters
burg and Identified by NJ. Branch
A property stolen from his store AZ
the end of his sentence in suffolk the
negro viii be brought here TO stand
trial for housebreaking and robbery.
Mr.. Branch's store has been broken
into and robbed three times recently.
evidently BY the same thief
Died In san Franeisro.
information has been received OF
the death in San Francisco on Sep
tember 5 Of Miss Martha c. Branoer'
formerly and for a great many years
. resident OF Petersburg. living on
Htrh street. She was widely known
ana greatly respected here.
MARRIAGE AnneuneeDest.
~. a A. Allen, OF this city. has
assued cards announcing the marriage
- her daughter, Virginia Allen VIII
sor 70 Edward lockwood Dennis. The
,,.rriare took place in Houston, Tex.
on Wednesday, August -.
Eusnerator. AssiGneA
a, the meeting last night OF the
executive committee Of the reheious
census organization and the six cap
tains" in immediate charge OF the
work. the enumeratoYs who had vol
unteered TO take the census were as
signed to their respective captains and
will in turn be assigned to their re-
spectiye fields of labor. Each enumer-
Ator will havs . very small territory
allotted to him or to her. The census
will be taken next Sunday afternoon.
and the people have been requ ssted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

"succoth." or The Feast Of Taber-
nacles. falls on the 18th day OF the
seventh month. Tishri. which this year
occurs on Thursday. September g.
The festival lasts eight days. the anal
day being known a. the Feast Of Con-
clusion. Only the nrst and last days
are regarded - days Of sacred char
acter wherein public assemblage ana
worship are held.
"Succoth'' Is in character q harvest
festival ScriptuEally 1t ID known as
the Feast Of Ingathering." and Il
ordained In Exodus XxIII-ls and
xxxIv-21. Historically 1t Is associ-
ated with the journey Of the Israelites
through the wilderness. when they
lived In tents. or temporary habtta-
tions In Leviticus xXIII-43 1t Il
commanded that the Israelites shall
dwell In booths seven days." in COM
incarceration Of the fact that Israel
dwelt in booths when God brought
them UP out Of Egypt, hence the name.
the Feast Of Tabernacles. or Booths
After the destruction Of the ma
tional existence Of the Jews. the fes-
tival gradually assumed the character
of q modern harvest festival Of re-
ligious nature. In which stress IL LAID
upon the Providence Of God as evt-
dcnced In the richness and bounty q
nature. Here again the high ideal OF
Judaism In taught In the Conception
of God a. the Supreme Lord OF All
and In contrast to the tdolatry. whetn-
er ancient or modern. that deines the
forces Of nature or nature ITSELF The
fruitfulness Of the soil. the teeming
bounty OF the earth, the Jew 10 remind
ed, are the gifts Of the great Giver
and Author Of all life. Hence 1fau-
tude il due to Him alone Man. In the
midst OF his many blessings. Is 10 re-
joice before. and to give praise 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
ENLIST IN NAVY

vhgininao Decide - Serve C0a1txy - DRany
Deep.
Fourteen men have applied for enlistment
in the United States Navy since the Office
" ~ opened at SIS East Brosd Street on Mon
day morainS -Four men were accepted yes
terday, % follows: Charles I. Wells, Of
Richmond ~ . seaman: Claude L. Cowan.
Of Richmond. n apprentice season: L. v.
Rhoads. Of Roanoke. ~ . shfpwrtght: T. A..
Niles as . servant for officers Wells served
four wear, ON the Kansas, and made the trip
around the world.
IN. May Department has decided to main
tain permanent recruiting o6fce In this
egtv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

Especial to The Times-Dfspatch.l
woodstock. Va, September 24.-W- =.
Burner. q merchant OF Dettrfck. eight
miles east OF this place. in PoWell's
Fort Valley, to-day plead guilty to
two charges Of selling wine without
q license. He had been arrested on
four charges and the plea on the two
charges was . compromises. He was
fined $50 and costs ON each OF the
two charges and placed under bond
of $500 for one year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

(COnttnUed From EISUS fo0Ab
aa7'0 primary election fsr the 0sDe'
crsssc tpAesseDeat for Uuase1 Seesss
Ssnasor sesssss former 0esossr Jones
Nmish. Jr. OovcrueP WILSON soossly
sSV~rIaros addressed the seu6oass
from the sts1e % . ehuroA He a.
cvoeed sAe 6esUes ans the srvsess
-Ths boos mereiy % Dessstca1 o.
~sssser.~ she Governor oo3A - no
1saeereua Merely - . OeueGer vac
1880 ~ OgUpM100e1OA o00 go
- ~ wee - pssuag 0ay, - - -
= - esssua - - y - aDDoUe oeooD-
- suUcsuOeue - vo95eo0. - -
- - - ~ = - aOsus = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-1
Woodstock, Va, September 24.-Miss
Mary samuels. a resident Of this place.
has been notified that she is heir to
one-fourth of large estate left BY
her uncle, who died number Of years
ago in Indiana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
,a.. II Cot ~ wsna.-

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Danvjlle, Va, September 3i.-Lonnh
Dawson. Q white man. was seSereH
siashed about the throat and face tnD
AFTERNOON by q woman named Matte
Dixon. who lives In the lower part OF
the city. When arrested the woman
claimed that the man had attempted
to XIII her. Dawson was carried to
a Doctors ONCE. where twenty.four
stitches were taken In his face. 4Ie
will probably recover. The woman
was jailed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
BETH AHABAH SERVICE FOR
THE FEAST OF TABERNACLE

Him. the Supreme and All-Governing
Creator.
The Synagogues are decorated with
fruits and flowers and products Of the
fleld, and the whole service OF tho
festival il redolent with the Joyous.
grateful recognition Of the divine
goodness and blessing.
Service at Beth Ahabah Synagogue
will begin at $50 o'clock this evening
and at 1915 o'clock on Thursday
morning. Dr. Calisch viii preach AZ
the morning service on the topic.
"The Purposes Of Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25
"k Beads 10
uev zE60 Cures
Skin 1roubIes y


A few aSpaleo&3eus oe ZElfo. - So
variable new f0mody for oAln a1E1e-.
tons, ana away 20 pimples. Hlcechsa.
prickly h0o&, rash on4 the terrible Itch
Ing aoo Deio = Cessna and sess1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-25

speesel L,oeaa DaAa 1sf Yesterday.
u noon temperature. g
p. y. temperature. ..........-..: -
Maximum temperature up 70
II. NJ. "
Ninimum temperature up 70
n. ~. 100000 -
Mean temperature. ..........e.... -
Normal temperaturA........ %
Excess In temperature. ..........
Deficiency In Temperature since
March L.. ....'......
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January 1.......-. :. q.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours. -
deficiency In rainfall since March
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Accum. deflciency In rainfall since
January 1............-..--- ~
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Wind velocity.
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Rainfall last twelve hours. -.----. %