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The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30

county OF STARK. - TenthJ judicial Dist.
John F. Boyer. Plaintin,l
Arthur B. Robinson. administra-
tor of the estate Of Elizabeth W.
Let's. deceased. the Investors
Syndicate. q corporation organ
lied and existing under and pur-
Minnesota. the North American
Coal and Mining Company.
corporation organized under
and pursuant. to the laws Of the
state of Minnesota. Herbert
:. Happen. Herbert Williams.
president of the North Ameri-
can 9 and Mining Company,
I. Y; Williams, secretary Of the
ins. Company. the Producers SUMMONS
and Consumers Co-operative :
Company. q corporation organ
lied under and pursuant to thel
laws Of the state of Minnesota.
and Herbert Williams. president
OF the Producers and Consumers
Cooperative Company. q Cor
poration. Thomas 81. Pugh. adj ri
ministrator Of the estate Of
Stella g. Robinson and Mau NJ.
Bates. heirs and next to. kin Of
jeremiah s. Let's and Elizabeth
W.Letts. deceased, and all other r
persons unknown claiming anyl
estate or interest or lien or en-
cumbrance upon the property
described In the complaint.
D~efendants.l
State Of North Dakota to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff in the
above entitled action. q copy of which is here
unto annexed and herewith served upon you,
and to serve q copy of your answer to the
said complaint upon the subscriber at his
ONCE In the city of Fargo, Cass county. North
Dakota, within thirty days after the service of
this summons upOn you. exclusive of the day.
OF service and in case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer. judgment will be taken against;
you by default for the relief demanded in the
complaint. A copy of the summon and COM
plant In the above entitled action is on file in
the oh1ce OF the clerk of the district court for
Stark county, North Dakota, at his Office In
the court house In the city OF Dickinson, North
Dakota.
Dated February IL, 1912.
M. A. Hildreth. 80
Fargo, North Dakota.
NOTICE TO UNKNOWN DEFENDANTS
You are hereby notified and informed that
the above entitled action involves the title to
and the ownership of all the following lands
and premises described as FOLLOWS, to-wit: The
northwest quarter Of section 18. township 139,
north of range 81 west, the southeast quarter
of section 16. township 139, range 81; the north
half OF section q. township 1S0, range "a, all in
Stark county,, North DakOta, consisting OF $40
acres, more or less, according to the govern
ment survey.
Dated February IL, 1912.
M. A. Hndreth, -
Attorney for Plaintiff,
S-l6et Fargo. North Dakota.
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30

Any good doctor will tel you that a medi-
cine like Ayers Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work II the bowels are COT.
stipated. Ask your doctor il he knows
anything better than Ayers Pills for cor
recting this sluggishness Of the liver.
Hlade by the 40 AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass,
The Dickinson press., 1912-03-30
SUMMONS

s'e ceu 2a S 81 st pafkota' IS r en RtstgiSt GG pIss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

Woodstock. Va. December eo.-Miss
VIII Fay.ttc Nen. youngest darshter
~ Captain and Mrs J.. O. Nen. Of Mt
Jackson. was married AZ the home %
Der parents yesterday afternoon az .
O'Clock 60 Robert T. -tigrcw Blackwell
Of Eo~ land y. =.
Miss N-n vas attended By Miss Ger
frude Herman. ~ Danviiic. as maid -
honor. william T.. Buck. - Rowland.
y. -. was bc-t man. Immediately after
fhc CEREMONY = reception was held.
after which AZ and Mrs. Blackwell
I.ft for Rowland. where thc groom is
q successful voung business man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21
BLAIR ACQUITTED
BYJURySvtRO|CT
Former Southern Railway En-
ploye Freed on Charge of
Killing Thompson.

Greensboro. y. g, December 2o.-The
jury in the case Of William +. Blair.
charged with the murder Of George
T. Thompson. former division freight
agent OF tho Southern Railway. re-
turned verdict OF not guilty this
rnorriu-. Deliberations by the jury
began last night.
Blair. who had for five years been
employed ~ the Office with Thompson.
had received note from his superior
containing his dismissal. just previous
90 the Killing. Thompson visited the
Biair home IN response TO request
from tho discharged empIoyc- : few
minutes after his entrance ~ the Blair
home DO was shot and Killed There
were no cyc-witncsscs to the EiilinS-
ON IN. witness stand. Blair testified
that he KILLED Thompson after tho
latter had attacked hin.
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V.M.I. CADETS WILL ATTEND.
Visit to StauntOn Recalls other Trips
of Famous Corps.

Especial TO The Times Dispatcbl
Lexington. Va. December 30.-Gen-
eraI +. W. Nichols. superintendent of
the Virginia Military Institute. to-day
received the following order from the
Adjutant-Genera1 of the State:
BY direction of His ExceIlency the
Governor OF Virginia, commandment in
chief OF Virginia forces. you will move
your command TO stanton on the
morning OF the 2Sth instant. other
taking charge in person or transfer
ring the immediate command 10 such
officer as you may elect. Upon reach
ing Stanton you viii report to the
chief marshal in charge Of the cere-
monies incident TO the visit of Presi-
dent-EIect Wilson TO that city.
(SignedJ
WILLIAM WILSON SALE.
"Adjutant General"
In compliance with this order. the
corps of cadets will leave Lexington
over the Baltimore and Ohio some
time during the morning OF December
y and will participate in the ceremo-
mics which have been planned for Mr..
Wilson's Homecoming. There has been
some talk II the '. NJ T. cadets acting
as the Presidents personal escort at
the Inauguration ceremonies in the
spring
In connection with the prospective
visit or the V. " ! corps TO Stauu-
ton and TO Washington in March IL is
OF interest t. recall some 81 the trips
taken by this famous military organ
izstion during the past
10 Was early In the fan or 1859.
John Brown had been giving much
trouble. melting the slaves &C. revolt
against their masters. 10 had finally
been captured after q hot fcrt IN e
roundhcusc. had been sentenced To-
death and had been confined n iail
awaiting execution Governor Wise.
tho grandfather % the present cnm-
rnandant OF cadets. fearing n riot in
lIsrpers Ferry or 49, attempt % rrs-
cue tho prisoner. ordered out n mum
Der ~ the Virginia troops The Y. VI
g. corps was among ths FIRST troops 70
respond - this order.
When the order came calling out tho
troops the cadets feu in ~out on tn
bricks Just - they 10 TO-DAY. Rail
cartridges veto issued trr battalion
was formed ard turned over 90 colonel
Cilham. the commsr1aut They were
q IN marched down through Etst Lex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21
DibiofH0 qotlffs.

Ue,ershfr 10. 1917
THE BOARD Oh DIRECTORS or TIE
t-orrrs.r s-raIfh Tart have declared a
eeml-auuu.I dlVidcad Of : per cent
PAYABLE on % afffr fa- nary ?. ltl-
Chsrka viii b. mailed o. sto'kaoia
~ q record gu December - 1919.
o. . Tf.OTTDN. Cisfier
Rank Of Commerce and Trusts.
Richmond. Va Dee %. ifl&
TIE REGULAR SEAl-ANNi ~ DiN y
aerF - three 90 Der cent has been
declared ~ this bank. rayahi. on
or before. January 7. 1919. Checks
Il. 4. CAMPBELL.
Cashier.
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Business opportunities

CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
priscs without commission. Full par
ticuiars mailed for &c postage Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
Gainesville. Ga.
CAPITAI-50 PER CENT NET FOR
cash on $500 To $4,000. growing
value. 100 per cent easily possible.
no demand on time or energy.
splendid Investment for idle capital.
Satisfied owner in temporary need.
Address !. 9fS. care Times Dispatch.
MONEY FOR YOU. SMALL LOANS
a speciality for all able 10 save 81
regularly. Weekly or monthly pay
rnrnts. Charges % cents upwards
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE CO.
Bankers. IS North Ninth.
WANTED. AT ONCE. RELIABLE
porter. Apply with references MAN
AGER. JOSEPH CALM. 400 East
Broad Street.
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Rpffffs

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. s12
East Main Street. buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
- e J. BRIEL WISH TO NOTIFY
the people or Barton Heights. Gin
ter PARK. Norwood and Brook land
Park that they. have moved to their
new sanitary grocery, corner Wick
ham street and North Avenue. Your
patronage solicited Better equipped
than ever to give you thee best kind
OF service. Phone Madison 2J53-
Zl54.
ANY YOUNG LADY WHO WISHES TO
take a business college course Will
find Il TO her interest 10 write at
once to LITTLETON COLLEGE,
IdttletOn. y. 6. for special Christmas
offer. Every young woman who has
satisfactorily completed this course
at LittletOn College now has
good position. and positions are
guaranteed 20 all graduates OF this
department
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Pay City Txaes

Richmond. Va. December /. 1914

Richmond. Va. December I, 1913
THE LAST HALF or CITY rAxh~S.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. FOR
1919 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER. AND
SHOULD BIZ PAID At THIS OFFICE
EVERY MALE. tvcnty-onc years cf
az and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business IN the city. Is as
s.sscd Tor personal taxes Those who
haVc not paif any city taxes during
~ vea- are urged 20 call and settle.
80 - % avoid being posted as dcIin-
qucnts
FIVE PER CENT viii bc added to
last hair ~ not paid on or before DE-
'-i is,ercs, a. SIX PER CENT also at
tarhes 20 all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention II cslled 70 the
srovo. as under the city ordinances
fherc can b. no avoidance % the pen
atty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION Bills arc also due ana
PAYABLE FIVE PER CENT penalty
vii b. added 20 AL 1879 Gradtcg. Paw
fnr ana sewer Connection bills .SOT
pain ny JANUARY ~. 1914
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. ETx--,
must b. paid 20 the once % DEPCTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Huh strsats
III. L. HULCE,
City Collector. City ct PichmonL
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rr-derirkeburz. Va. prccmhcr Co.
Invitations are out for the marriage
- Nies Winifred rfazci;irr Tiorc.
daueht,r - MI ana Mrs = ". Cioro
Of Nddirssx County. 20 Henry Scison
Riaukenbakcr. the ceremony % takc
ois-e Christmas morning ~ 10 20
O'Clock in Hebron Lutheran Church. N
that county.
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PfettngS

-
First National Bank OF Richmond. Va.
December II. 1912.
THE REGULAR A->NCAL MEETING
OF the stockholders Of the First
National Bank Of Richmond. Va,
Tor the election Of directors and for
the transaction OF any other bust
ness which may properly come be
tore said meeting. viii be held
TUESDAY. January II, 1913. at II
o'clock noon. in the directors room
OF the bank. No. 600 East Main
street. Richmond. Va.
w. NJ. ADDISON. Cashier.
National state and city Bank.
Richmond. Va, December -. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this bank will be
held in its banking house Tuesday.
January Il. 1913, for the election
Of directors ana the TRANSACTION Of
any other business that may proper
iv come pef)rv The meeting.
j LIEN II. HILL.
Cashier
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Security Life Insurance company OF
America.-YOu are hereby nouhed
that the regular annual meeting or
ths stockholders Of the Security Life
Insurance Company Of America viii
be held at the office OF the company
Mutual life Building. IN the city
OF Richmond. Va, on WEDNESDAY o
>
at the hour Of 10 o'clock \. NJ. for
the purpose Of electing directors OF
the company for the ensuing year
and the transaction of any and all
other business which may be sub
rnitted TO the meeting.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
". o. JOHNSON.
President.
National state and City Bank.
Richmond, Va. December 10. 1912
THE HOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this bank has declared semi an
nual dividend Of three and one-haI
per cent, payable on and after jan
JULIEN Il. HILL.
Cashier.
The Union Bank of Richmond.
Decent Der 20. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Union Bank OF
Richmond will be held at its bank
ing house, No. 1I04 East Nam
street. on THURSDAY. January 9,
1913. a. y o'clock noon
GEO. W. CALL.
Cashier.
Richmond. Va. December 90. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Commonwealth
Bank. Inc will be held at = O'Clock
noon on TUESDAY. January u. 1913.
in the Office OF the bank. No L
North Ninth street. Richmond, Va
II C. PROCTOR, Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

In the matter of the estate OF SlDNE4
T. CLAY deceased. eX-parte-
D; appearing to the court That
~.Dort of the accounts Of y. J. Chewn-
ing. administrator Of the estate OF
sidney r Clay. deceased. and re
port Of the debts and demands against
the said estate having having oeeH
.iIed in the clerks Office OF this court.
and more than one year from the GATE
of the qualification of the said admin :
istrator having elapsed. on motion OF
Mary J. Clay. one Of the distributes OF
the said Sidney p. Clay, deceased. II IS
ordered that the creditors Of the said
sidney =. clay and all persons assert
Ing claims against his estate, II any
there be. do show cause before tE1s
cofrt. IL any they can. on Friday. the
eIst day o. January, 1913. at IL o'clock
NJ. against the payment ana de-
livery Of the estate Of the said Sidney
l.. clay to his distributes without re-
auirinS refunding bonds of them
y COpy-Tcste.
CIAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
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BoIirtiors ano SdIfsmfn

WANTED. SNI.ESMEN 10 SELL NJ
rect 90 consumer iuhricafiug oils.
Grelses. automobile lubricants. com
pfcte limo 81 paints and varrlShcs
salary or commission. CENTRAL
PETROLEUM Co. Cleveland. o.
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Elfuatione. lerofrssionaI

rwo TEACHERS HOIpTNG FIRST
zrad. certificate desire positions az
Cor January lat. also teach music
Address MISS y =. care Postmaster.
TsaliSriiic. "a.
THO~F CALL NOW WHO NEVER
called before MRS CIADfrk-S
49,, udablc uudergrtd uatc nurses
MADISON SSH.
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situations lCaanten, a9ale

MARRIED MAN. SEVEN
years experience ~ the pawnOrok-
ing business also watchInzk .r.
wants position IN the same class Of
business Could manage branch
slrSt-class reference and bond =
required Address -, care Times
D.S2ztcn.
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automouufs for 6ale

@0T SALE. ONE IVE-PASSENGE K
Chalmers. one four passenger Chal-
rncrs. one five-Dassenger Ford, one
five passenger Mitchell; all in first
class condition. Must raise money
for Christmas. Address IL AZ. care
Tirres-DIspafch
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3eoultrp, pets anp Rine Stock

PTG>E-0-N -sOcARNEAU AND BIG
crosses. guaranteed mated. " hite
Runner ducks: eggs for Matching
White Wyandottes with big egg rec
oIds SIDNEY JOHNSON. BOydton.
Va
KIND. CAREFUL PARTY CAN HAVE
nice driving horse for uSht driving
for hi. keep Address l. 912, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. SOUND AND GENTLE
work horse. Apply ". +. FEITCH
SOL East Canal street.
FOR SALE, POLAND-CHINA AND
Berkshire pigs from s. q pair up.
according 10 size. ". +. PANk l.,
Burkeville, Va.
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Sankrupf GpfIrr6

IN TIE DISTRICT COT TT or TIE
UNITED ST TE~ FOR THE EAST
f.l.N DlSrr.frT or VIRGINIA
To faa creditors ~ ROBERT ". VII
ITlM~. 70 Richmond. ln she C0sutv
oft ffeur.rr. AND district aforcsa D.
Bankrupt
Nfff.. Ir hereby given that on
Oh. 18TH GaF uf October. 4 ~. 1912.
The laid .sff.ET ". WILLIAMS
was -r rdfudicafcd bankrupt. and
fhri thr liret meeting of Bic creditors
viii 10. held Ir anv Office. Rooms Nos.
sls aud 500. american National Bank
yU1lfnE. Eichfrord. Va. On trc 3fST
DAY pT DE- 'EAfDEE a. - 1912. 81 80
o'clock ir fhs forenoon. 1T which time
fh.. said creditors may attend. prove
Ihei- claims appoint trustee. cN-
anime The haukrupt. arr transact
suca other business as may properly
come before said meeting
TTOS r. SNEAn.
Referee Tn Bankruptcy.
December 20. 1912
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Rfal Cg:ate 1Qduffo

VIRGINIA FARMS wANTED-wE
have customers ior number OF
good Virginia farms from zoe -
600 acres each These customers
wish TO trade good Western farms
Or business property for land IN
Wig MIA. II you have farms wnich
,-o,, will trade send Us full descriD
ton and price. TtIs Is our spe-
cialty. and We have some good
trades to offer. NENABLE FORD.
IvuchburS. Va.
LIST. YOCR FARMS WITH J. A CON
NELLY & CO. Write postal foE
necessary blanka
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c1-TcHINs & CUrcHINs. T. q.

-
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
Department OF the
state Corporation Commission.
civ Of Richmond. November 80. 1872
Certificate authorizing
TIE CHURCH HILL BANK. M,
To Commence Business
1T APPEARING FROM THE INNES-
fiestion Of The Church Hill Bank,
Iu.orDorated made through the
chief bank examiner. that all the
provisions Of Jaw have been COM
piicd with and that the necessary
amount q capital stock has dctualiE
been paid in. Therefore. il Is ordered
bv the Commission that certificate
-. and IS hereby granted authoriz-
ing the said hank TO commence bust
ness as bank u discount and de-
uosit.
STATE CORPORATION CpMMiS-
SION
Tcste:
7. 7. WILSON.
Clerk
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RfgaI jQotjrf

VIRGINIA TX THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND THE 18TH DAY OF DECEM-
Der. 1912.
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pfreonaIs

WEAR 4 SrIKELLA CORSET THE
co,scf recommended BY the best
rhvsiciars II the cify. fall az the
shop IL East Grace. Or phone toT
one Of our corscficrce - come 20
your home. We ai4r give votes g.
the contest now being run BY the
treiuisn. MRS corn ELLA MOORE.
Manager.
IIrMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
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gpst ann jroun0

LOST. on GRACE STREET. BE
tween Madison and Shafer. a Nir-
clnia HOSPITAL pin. marked If. 9.
StuckY. Class 1909. Return 10 9"f
West Grace street Reward
sTRAYED OR STOLEN. ONE BLACK
and white spotted pointer. nine OF
ton months old. Reward II return
Cd 10 312 North Meadow.
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tt.ap ,1.aniGo j-enla.r
pslp, s7a:s ano s-rmdir

WNNTED. n CLERKS. = BOOKKkEP-
frS = stsnogrsphcrs. Positions
waiting all over the south. $50 to
yI-E Iuciosc S. for blanks I'm
iff1,u.s III Department. WILMINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE. Wilmington.
y G.
NFN- OMFN-GET CONVENIENT
jcbs. see week Write Immediately
for list Il positions open. FRANK
LIS INSTITUTE. Dept SIS W.
rsra~.-f.~
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Rial c5tate 5or Hsnf

FOR RENT. DoJBLE GARAGE N
West End, suitable for two ears:
liock e6Op Apply in person 10 =
West Broad street. City. AFTER IL
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Boarding
Rooms for ikf.t

sToP X Mart OF RICHMOND At
THE ROANOKE. ia North EsShth-
Comfortable beds. warm rooms
sos EAST CLAY STREET, sol IHbRN
exposure. clean rooms
FOR EENT. FURNISHED ROOM.
with board Apply isi7 fsrk Ave
nue..
BENr-TIFTII.Y FURNISHED ROOMS.
with OF without boar5. centrally ll-
Gated under nov Management 90
East Grace street
TWO LARGE ROOMS PRIV Ate
bath. Furnished FOR light hOusekecp-
INK or otherwise. iii East Clay.
LANCE. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
steam heated. TEAfIoli. 23-i stuart
Avenue. Monroe SIS
FOR EENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. sfs Last Marshall street
SiF EAST Clay. one LARGE.
bright well furnished room. cen
ff'si
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pisreIlaneou6
G25

BUYS AN iS-INCH WOOD HEATER
At HOWELL. BROS. 6o2 East broao
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

200 PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM
2Jc to $500. Rogers. Wostennolni
and Keen Kutter. an elegant nne 10
suit your purse and taste. HOW EiA
BROS
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FOR BOYS. CSC TO $50. FOR MN
ELL BROS. G)2 East Broad Street
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llantsn

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quaint ty- Phone
Madison 1851.
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SPECIAL. 4 PRACTICAL PRESENT. (
$la9 each. 1T HOWELL RIOS, 90 .
East Broad street
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UNTTARIA~.

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH tFLcfD
Avenue and Harrison street)-Rev ALEX
kNIER r BOWSEE. minister subject for
sunday December - Loyalty 20 Jesus
An Appreciation o. His Splritgai Power am
Influence services a; il o clock All seats
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SEVERAL RI-NABOUTS, TOP BUG
riee and surreys shop worn. We
viii sell at cost and below cost to
cTesa fnern out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
LITTLE Boobies PA
BY WILLIAM F. KIRK.

You doant mean to tell me that all the
Four Hundred is going to the otneF
coast & Ieeve the butchers & grocers
flat2 Three thousand miles is a long
ways, sed Pa, & besides thaTe amt
many good lawyers on the Pacl1lc
Slope. They doant need so many law
yers out thare. BY the way, sed Pa,
who in-who is Mister Burden Junior
Thare is sumthing about the na1m that
sounds like a man with load, sed Pa
1 trust that ne had a load when ne
made that idiotic remark, sed Pa
You doant need to burn up about 1t.
sed Ma. I dident mean to start any
thing
or hear anything about a bunch OF
nuts talking about common people
Who are common people anyway? sed
Pa Abraham Lincoln, Napoleon. Soc
rates, Aesop. Oliver Cromwell-that
is the kind Of common peepul that
Mister Burden Junior is talking about
Men that had big brains, big hands,
big hearts & big bodies Bless them,
Pa sed, thay had more brains under
thare finger nails than all the Juniors
in the world. The wise guys in this
world doant want any advice from
Juniors, sed Pa Thare are too many
Seniors tending bar-reglar Seniors at
that. Seniors in brain & manhood
Thay can't help it if thay have to tend
bar, sed Pa
Doan't cry about it, sed Ma. & doan't
have apoplexy. as have often toad
you beefoar. What in the world do
1 care about Burden Junior or any
other member of the -Four Hundred2
& how do thay know that anybody
wants them out in -Californy? Them
Native Sons is kind of touchy about
the kind of folks thay receive into
thare arms, Ma sed. I think the Four
Hundred ought to rite four hundred
letters beefoar thay pack thare grips
& move West.
Wife. sed Pa, thare are times that
you show sum sense
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-22
Cards

Mrs Paul Lisso was the hostess Of the
" ednesday Breakfast Bridge club
Wednesday morning at her home. 1922
Montana street A dainty breakfast was
served after the guests had gathered
at her home and then bridge was
played for the remainder of the morn
ing. Mrs. A J. Fullan was the winner
OF the first prize and Mrs. c. E. Kelly
OF the second. The prizes were hand
embroldered linen towels.
Miss Ella Smith will entertain the
club next week at the home of Mrs a.
J. Fullan, 1913 North Ell Paso street
The club members present were Mes
danes c Z. Kelly, H c. helms, S. Turk
r W Mcconnell. D. c. Booth, a J.
Fullan and Miss Ella Smith
Miss Bess Murtle entertained at her
home, GIG North Florence street, We'd
nesday afternoon complimentary to
Miss Edith Perrenot who leaves FL
Paso sunday. The playing Of bunco
entertained the guests during the af-
ternoon- Miss Beulah Brown was the
winner of the first prize, Mss Mary
Leighton of the second, and Miss
Beatrice Pateman received the conso-
lation prize. Following the games, a
prettily appointed supper was served
decorated with a centerpieee of purple
asters- Among the guests were: Misses
Edith PeTrenOt, Beulah Brown, Mar
garet Bryan, Nary Leighton. Beatrice
Eateman, Sarah Brldgers, Stella Brick
Camille KILLER, Nell Hanniman Nary
Andrews. Gladys Strickland Mayme
Clark and Annie Coleman. Mrs Kate
Murtle assisted her daughter in