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Trustees Sale.
The State Of Mississippi, Noxubee C

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County.
By virtue of the provisions. of a certain deed of
trust executed by ]. A. Brown and Mary L Brown
on the 18th day of December 1907 to H. Brooks Jr
as trustee. to secure to S. l.. Paulette a certain in
debtednesst therein mentioned. said trust deed be-
ing recorded in Deed Book No. 80. page 93 in Chan
Gerry Clerk Office in said county. /. the under
Of March 1912. within legal hours. in front Of the
door of the Court House in the City of Macon,
Miss. proceed to sell at auction to the highest bid
der for cash. East half of Northwest quarter of
Sec. 3. Township 10, Range 18, Noxubee county.
Mississippi.
The property mentioned in said trust deed will
be sold to satisfy sai1 Indebtedness and the cost Of
this proceeding.
Trt,stao
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THE STATE on MISsIrSIppI

Fl STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
No, 1856 vs.. ia ne Chacery Court
To Josh F. Strait. whose place IL residence and
poostoffice address are unknown to COM
p%lainant:
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor of our said ChancefysC Court at a term
thereof to be holden Mt the CourtlHonse in the
City of Macon. in said county Of Noxubee, on the
Fourth Monday In April A D.. 1872. then and
there to plead. answer or demur to the original
bill in said cause wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal of said
Court affixed at my office in the City of Macon,
Miss. this Bird day of February. 1912.
JNO. A.. TYSON, Clerk.
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NO. 64-1st2.

Ordnance Authorizing the Execution Of
the City's Notes to Mcleod & Co.
State of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
City Of Macon.
Section |. Be it ordained by the Nav
or and Board of Alderman Of the Citv
of Macon, Miss, that the Mayor be and
he is hereby empowered to execute the
notes OF the City of Macon, Miss, to
Gus Mcleod & Company for the sum
Of 1927. II, payable as follows
One note for $56. SO, due March LIST, 1912
" 90 .. . 1910
&c" .. ioi1
e" {" lo15
Said notes bearing interest at the
rate of 5 per cent per annum from the
LIST day of Nov. 1911, ACQUIRED interest
due and payable March LIST 1912. and
annually thereafter. The said notes
being executing for the laying of side
walks in said City of Macon, on Sth.
and Wayne and Longstreet Avenue, the
City reserving the lien paramount to all
other liens upon the properties AUDITING
said sidewalks for the amount due by
NV iCcpNNttNS OWItIc as SIlOWn Nv the
City records.
Section G.. BE it further ordained
that the occasion being urgent that this
ordnance go into effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
This 18th day of Feb 1912.
JAS. G. HORTON,
Attest: Mayer.
j. J. SCOTT, Clerk
!. J. J. Scott, City Clerk, hereby Ger.
tify that the above and foregoing Ordi-
nance was duly passed at a public meet
ing of the Board of Mayor and Alder
men held Feby. 18th. Same having
been reduced to writing was considered
and voted on by sections, then as a
whole, Aldermen Allen, Featherston.
Grace, ID. D. Patty voting yea, none
voting nay. Alderman w. b. Patty
being absent and not voting, said Ordi-
nance was adopted and ordered publish
ed as provided by law book. | further
certify that said Ordinance is record, d
in Minute Book F.. page 81, also in
Ordinance Book, page l4O.
j. J. SCOTT, Clerk.
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Horses for Sale.

One saddle mare. five years old, gen.
tie kind. Price $50. 90.
One family driving mare, ten years
old Price 5000. 90.
One driving horse, five years old.
Price $135.00
All standard bred home raised and
not afraid of automobiles.
H. l.. PATTY,
Bigbee Valley, Miss. Z
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CITATION NOTICE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

-. oiAAE OF MISSISSIPPI
No. 1867 vs.. In the Cnancerv
S Sn y n et Hers al p Of Ms.ta. S Sss tos Of Noau-
10 Luvenia Spann Bush Phillip Snann and H..
~ op Tn whose postoffice address 4 Mc,sl
pff;S. as9n. and Clara Maddox. whose porg
Ynice aodress is West Point, Miss. and 70 n
Onrnown ne,.s OF Rebecca Mulhern. wb'S
Tahes ana address are unknown and IN "a
U"nnown hers OF Martha Bruner. whose
nslne ahd addresses are unknown. and 10 NJ
psersons having or claiming any right t;tIe
m.eLest, legal or equitable in the foliow;n
sanos situated in the County of No~uh.
S.aue OF mississippi and described "a foHoI
%-Sn. North East Quarter and West III
y, SCUM East Quarter of Section az ~
snip TO- North. Range IS. East.
we command you to be and appear haso,G
Chancellor OF our said Chancery Conrt 80
tnereoi 10 be holden at the Conr+- Hcrs.
Nv OF macon, County Of Noxubee: on 4 =
Ion9ay OF april. A. D. 1919, then Gnj ID
IN ~. answer or demur to the allegst;orE
~ wnlcn Is a bill seeking to ouief sn1l 4
me u,ie 10 Lucius F. Cole. in ana 70 ~
oeScrloeG lands situated in Noxuhee Cor
ano In which said cause you sre defende
You are further hereby given MOTIF
aepcs!ions Of Lucits +, Cole and oths
'e me- IN open court st the hearing ths3T
me- Gss9s = nv ~. N \ xlE:assEsrs ssa, Ehs essitr
saes IN say VI FsFkassv, tsi&
JOHN A. ri
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Horses and Mule, for Sale.

FOR sALE;--Six good work mules
$loo'oo and $2oO. 90. Two good work
horses $3.50 and $500, one registered
full blood Angora buck $40.
T. o. GATES,
DeerbroQk, Miss.
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CITATION NOTICE.
THE A OF MISSISSIPPI

Mat Loveless In the ChanceEy
VS. No, 1862 Court of Noxubee
Lillian LovelesS County.
To Lillian Loveless. a non resident of the County
OF Noxubee, whose place of resident and post Of
fee address are unknown.
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor of our said Chancery CourtA term
thereof to be holden at the Court House. in the
City Of Macon. in said county of Noxubee, on the
4th Monday in April A. D., 1912. then and there
to plead. answer or demur to the original bill in
in said cause wherein you are defendant,
Witness my signature and the seal of said Court
affixed at my Office in the city of Macon, Miles,,
JNo, A. TYCOON, clssh.
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CITATION NOTICE.
THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Lucl Ms F ;, Cole complainant n the ChSncery
Unknown Heirs Of Martha bee County.
Runner. ct al. Defendants
To Winpie Maberry. Emma Spann, Hays Maddox
Clara Maddox and Hannah Spann. non-residents
of the state oflMississippi and whosapost office ad
dress is unknown
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor of our said Chancery Court, at a term
thereof to be holden at the Court HGIse In the
City Of Macon, County of Noyuhse, on the Fourth
Monday of April A. d. 1919, then and there to plead
answer or dempg to the allegation Of this bill,
which is a BIZ seeking to quiet and confirm the
ftie " 1ucius F: Cole. in and to the following
lands situated in the County of Noxubee. State Of
Mississippi. and described as follows, towit:-
North East Quarter and West Half of South
East Quarter of Section 80. Township Is, North
Range IL East. in (which said cause you are de-
PENDANTS.
You are further hereby given notice that the
deposition of Lucius F. Cole and others will be
taken in open court at the hearing thereof.
Witness my signature and seal of said court af-
fixed at my Office in the City of Macon. Miss. this
JOHN A. TYSON. Clerk.
CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
Jim Ward In the Chancery
No, 1876 vs. Court of Noxu-
To Eliza Ward. a nonresident of the State of
Mississippi and whose post Office address is Dur
ham. North Carolina.
We command you to be and appear before the
Chancellor of our said Chancery Court at a term
thereof to be holden At the Court House. in the
City Of Mocon. in said county of Noxubee. on the
Fourth Monday in Ayril. A. D., 1912. then and
there ty plead, answer or demur to the original
bill in said cause wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature and the seal Of said Court
oR,o.I - -sx ~Hf~n - A. CsA. = No. A.
this 9th day Of Feb. 1912. JOHN A. TYSON,
W. o BARNES. Jr.. D. C Clerk,
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All hunters and other tresspassers
are hereby warned not to t~resspass on
my land IL miles west of Brooksville.
Violators will be prosecuted.
ID. b. CApE.
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w. A. TAYLOR \
PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL
WIRING
AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL ReeA,s
WORK.
PHONE 1ee. . RINGS
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi. (
Ne y E aooo In the Chancery Court
T ;,r ~ S;SI OF Of Noxubee
400 Noush County
no unknown heirs Of Lizzie Kimbroupb. de.
eeased. whose post office addresses are nnknowr
Cb M@ eU%m nf you to be and appear before the
thereof 70 be holden at the Court. Ho,ss - ,e tI !
E sa,,,. o. Macon, in said county OF Noxsbee. on IN
.Iurtn monday in April A. D., i912. then and
fnSse 70 show cause if anything can when the
he a'. r. aieoInt OF a. o. Binion Admr.. should not
Admr. discharged. ~pp'o'o' ana sa'd
M ; my signature and the seal of said Court
anixed at my office in City Of Macon Wiss th;S
A0'h oay OF Feby.. 1872. John A, Tyson, Clerk. /
BY W. o. Barnes. Jr.. d.. {.
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FOR SALE.

room house equipped with electri
lights, and all water works. Tstms
part cash, part time, II, N, seAi Ea,
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Registered Berkshires

I have for sale at my place in Macon
bred sows, open and bred gifts, bears
ready for service and pigs Of both sex.
My stock is of the best bree ing. Prices
to suit any one j. P. HUNTER,
Macon. Miss
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Buff Leghorns.

Eggs for sale from pure blood buff
leghorns at 81 for Is.
Walton Martin.
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Barred Plym outh Rock.

Eggs from one of the very best lay
ing strains $2per Is. Big healthy farm
raised stock. Pens mated January LIST.
KIRK STEWART.
Mcleod, Miss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03


"As one whom his mother COM
forteth, so will comfort you." This.
ono Of the most tender and sug-
Kestive sentences In the Old Testa-
ment. is in keeping with That most
tenuer and suggestive sentence at
the end Of the New Testament
namely, And aod snail WIPE away
alt tears frcm their eyes
The words take. us first TO that
period OF life which Is utteriy ue-
pendent and heipiess--the little child
in his mothers arms.
There ne lies, very Life OF her very
life. bone OF her tone, flesh OF her
liesn, heart aud soul OF her heart
and soul; a frail, c1ing ins bunuie
OF existence charged with stupena3us
possibilities of good or evil Nothing
else In the range of human relation
chip comes near that in patnos ana
glory. The outgoing OF the mother
life In the ail-sneirering love or her
little child Is the most lfelike eX-
ample we get OF the great FATHERS
heart for MS. Never f!d true
mo.f1er receive such royal tribute as
when her love was associated with
the love OF God. as IL Is here AS
one whom his mother coSnfortcth, 50
vii l conform your
The raasant happiness, the I'M
wearying watchfnIt.ssa. the alien
folding ministry. the fierce defense.
the grooming lullaby. the plying ten
derncss. the complete gathering up
of the young FIFE, with al iss weak
nesses and wants. into a passion OF
protective and solisitoua mother
hoou~-~it IL all here
II lis With hiundering agkwardnsss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
vItGlNLANs WEEKLY sERafoN
"As One Whom His Mother Comforteth
S's WEEKLY SERMON

all dislike OF the emotional drops from
us, anu the tender srace Of our Lord
becomes. Inc cuief tn.ns. neii ID hv
..as one wlum MS motner comIorteih,
and We care not VINO knows.
That lis wnen u young man or wom-
an llius reailty in Inc failh whicn
mas been iis ATTY held, and IN the love
v hich III an everlasting love, Ana
lire viii never be- qul,c the same
again, Just as ones own mother 10
never quite the same woman asain
" hen it is discovered what a good
mother really means.
The third period Is when the
gown man. having tried the woria,
ana naving found tho falseness that
il there, "tnrs dgam home 10 the
molnsr-iove which not ali the years
nave changed.
Gowpers we'll known lines on the
receipt OF his mothers picture VIII
iiv<~as long as the language:
q that those lips had language. Life
has passed
With me out roughly since I saw thee
last.
Those lips are ihine--thine own sweet
smile 1 see,
j Dc sdTis tHal w ~ Citt-"'Vo- SofaSed
the.
Voice eniy fails, else how distinct
they say.
"Grieye not my child; chase all thy
fears away
And Mr.. kipling, has he written
anything that VIII live longer than
THESE inies2
Ii were hanged on the highest hill.
NJ other o. mine, . mother o. mine:
| know whose love would follow ME.
still.
Mother o. mine. o. mine.
II We're drowned in the deepest sea,
Mother o. mine, ~ mother o. mine.
/ know whose tears wouto come down
TO me.
Mother o. mine. o. mine.
IL ! were lost Ia body and soul,
Mother " mine, q mother O mine:
know whose prayers wound MAKE me
! whoss,
Mother o mine. O mine
And * no can look at Whisticrs pic
tnte of his mother without feeling
that when he painted IL That
" almsicai. worldly man of genius.
ho was SUPPOSED to mock at
sentiment, WAS revealing his very
saui3 II Is said taat Whistler
would rarely admit the human side
of his work. but h. did admit 1t once
10 g friend. when he said, One does
like to make ones mummy just as nice
as possible
It Will be remembered how MIR. Bar
RE, In Margaret Osiivy." closes with
the words: And now . | trast my
memory will ever go back to those
>r>y days. not To rush through them,
aut aaiiying here and there. even as
my mother wanders through my books.
And II also live to a time when agss
must dim my m,nd and the past comes
sm Ger ing back Hike the shades Of night
over the bare road OF the present. IL
.snI not. believe, be my youth | shall
see, bat hers : >"
So do men and women who have
known life. its wounds and wearir~ss.
come back to her who gave them birth
and ever lived 10 comfort them.
So will comfort thee He who
created the mother heart, all the great
n.ss and ALI the goodness OF IL. and
all the love that never realizes that
children ARE No longer children~-si'ail
He moi gather ux In. and ever mora
i stseak comfortably to U.S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
Ministers in Politics.

So noted Journalist an Henry 49,
terson has recently snoken on tn 0g41J
litica1 activity Of ministers OF IT, 4f9
pei. Having knowledge OF Nj.
terson's qualifications as, n kufght N&]
ratio, we confess that we Axpecte4 &C.
10 Join the chorus which 90 eTuU0
cally urges ministers to stes, u
pulpits and be very careful to pfM4
the gospel with diligence. In t1ta
were happily disappointed Mr..
terson thinks that a minister AQm a.
full right, even duty. to diseum
his pulpit current topics. OF . 1891
or political nature. He says: Il W0M1/
have all ministers OF religion ~ ~
to discuss the things NJ this wcf50 m
the statesmen and the Journalistic. hUH
with this difference: that the ob1ecff4N|
point with them should be the FesS
Grafton Of man through the 1raco ri
God and not the winning OF once N
the exploitation Of parties and ne@S
pa pers." ss 4
utterance as this. Nr. WatterQo4
knows his power OF discrtmfnaete9
when he says: Journalism ss .--t tn
unripe to more than guess 1t frUt1S
from a single side. The stateeM4AN
stands rnainlv for political .orgapaeo<
ton. The pulpit remains. therefN48
ssiil. the moral hope Of manftm9M
These things are true :ndee@ veE thxS(
do not authorize the takiu~ Of pAxff2
san or personal questions into the null
pit. The minister may In the oAGo
and on the street talk nclit,.s - mucJ4
az AIRY other citizen: hut when NJ eud
ters the puin's II is his hlxh prfvtiA~A
to ''Drea - tie xos~~F by !..Tnx d0wp
as the divine mouth niece the etNraA6
moral PRINCIPLES which should xOw~RSs
the political action OF every man. Th1I
regeneration Of men by the vvara w
God revealed In the EoSpel ITS the1
for citizenship In the nation. ara ~
work has such far-reachine D~littMS
tn-ence AS thst efthe true minister e.
Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
ITEMS OF RELIGIOUS INTEREST

Minor. Turkey, Greece and Russia.
win the probability Of return.uA
home by the way of the Far hssss.
lie will give special attention to the
attitude to tho Bible in Moham-
rnedan lands.
mass meeting in Carnegie Hall.
New York, to arouse sentiment against
Morf,auism was held on January ~
The meeting Was under the auspices
Of The Interdcnumtuatfsnat Council OF
Women.
During the past ten years the Frank
lin street Presbyterian cnureh. BAL
timore. Md, with present MEMBER
shin OF ssG, contributed for foreign
missions s2o.2l3.
II IL announced that the Pope has
approved the pans for the founding
Of "A Roman Iatno,fc university III
4 olyo. Japan, ana has intrusted the
work to the Jesuits.
Rex, i. I'M. Llnagay !, H; Al. has been,
since the turgsnkzatton OF tIse Ednfd
of Education or the Methodist Epis-
copai church in 1865 u member Of tina
board. he is now ninety-one years
u age
The Committee on temperance Of
the /. eue.ai .~oun,a OF .iie enaA ches
OF Christ in America Is attempting
to work out a correlation of the vari-
Gus Church temperance agencies In
this country
Tf.s income III the Isrotestant iiilss
sionary societies of the world last
year reached total Of $2o,2yJ.O74
as compared with s2S,471.7s4 In 1910.
These figures include only the con-
tributions Of the home churches. the
income from the foreign field being
$s.5l9.1Sl a. compared with So
| 24s, 496. for tho preceding year.
The campaign TO secure the restora-
ton OF the Bible In public schools
Of Illinois, authorized Mt q meeting
Of the state Teachers Association In
Springfield, win he led ny the new
president Of the association. John -.
Shocp assistant superintendent of
Chicago public schools. X Il planned
to present I petition. enGr0ssed by
the association. 10 the supreme Court
Of Illinois early this year.
The Daniel Dorchester Memorial
Methodist church OF West Roxbury.
Boston, was badly DAMAGED by frc
last Tuesday. the loss amounting to-
about $4,000. M
Tho Presbyterian Church Extension
COmuaittee Of New York city, nftei
| having rented the Labor Temple for
two ye4xK has decided ~ purchase the
property and place : rssadent pastor
Ia charge q the work.
~ X r~ku-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
.NInna Lisa. stolen.

Mona lisa stolen,
Last August the art world WAS
thrown into CONSERVATION by the an
noancement from Parts that Leonardo
da Vinci's masterpiece. Mona Lisa,
often called the Lady of the Smile, +"
had mystertousiy disappeared from
the Louvre, A search of every nook
and Granny. of the building only
brought to light the picture frame
and glass This adds one more to
the long list OF mysterious disap-
pearances OF famous works of art.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

Al Tidevilic the trip begins
We soon reach Dro@sy Centre:
The gates OF Sieepylaud We push
Apart. and slowly enter.
Within are dreams og every kind.
And maps or every nation,
We must take care. or nightmares mad
Will chase us from the station
But, when we've once reached Slum
hertoWn,
We've no More need to worry.
The journey back To Wide-awake
We take In quite hurry.
Julie NJ, Lippmann-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

49,.
Ihs Norwegian bspt'Ft Conference
OF America recently Expressed It's
appreciatlon of the th.oIogl eal aern-
= ~ .targan p.rr as fanass.
b 80
we WIsh !" siasss aaas W 80
It's liberal financial snpport which
enabled ~ 70 eaueals - many saa'
Gent men Tor the haptist ministry.
A w consider our seminary fully up
TO the standard 81 any "a the tneo-
i logical Fsminafies among ihs Not-
\ wegsans IN this eoahTs ouI t"o
Nes@es'a,' p,n a saa'r.'a a 80,
respected. and tn possession OF the
confidence 81 All the NorWesaam isap-
Isss IN America Anu ao'ea'@
!.
AZ me mee.ing q ha noara o.
! Ehucation az the Metheais' Epasco-
pal church COMMITTEES was APP
pointed to prepare 2 memorial urg-
ing the Gefdfat conference 70 hA
~ legislation MINIMUM sehooi
training Tor admission ION On tAal 10
y ss'ss fs 9
Thirty-hye candidates converts
made during the past Two months On
\ Gilt Island ~ Elder y ssN. Haskeii,
OF the se.snIh .,as aass ,,a. enu'en.
were baptized SUNDAY. december "a,
at the church on Grant street, Port
land. Stxty-nNe PERSONS who are res
idents OF the island participated IN
the service. ants ~ nearly one-nais
the population OF the island,
a. -.
campaign In Londonderry. Ireland.
lee y " :; Whit . sha ap..s.. oyer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

It's Johnnie" this. and "Johnu1&
that. and johnnie, brush ye
HART"
And Johnnie. you've q button c.
fas II fellow'd care!) n
johnnie, get your tie on strAlr3&>
Your collar Isn't clean!
Such a dusty pair OF shoes think ~
never seen.
Johnnie. did you brush your teokiS
And let me see your handoez
Dressing Is thing not even naoeo
understands.
Wait TIL I'm q pirate. or perhapa
millionaire. Il $3
Guess they won't be talking tk
about a fellows hatr. ~ ~
Guess when l come home to call. ~
tell the foreign news,
They'll blush to think they usG
ask II I had wiped my chez
When I'm a bold discoverer. extt0
ing foreign lands, sss'N
III never. never, never, never, H&lS
wash my hands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03

Rumania one evangelist baptized 2s0
In one month, while during his min
istry he has baptized six thousand.
New churches and preaching stations
have been established.
Rev Harry A. Weston. Of RAN
dolph, Mass. has been called to the
pastorate of the Unitarian church
in Houiton.
The budget OF the Reformed
church In America calls Tor $4,000
for various benevolences this year.
and Of this total. $275.0oe is for
foreign missions
The American Bible Society has APP
pointed DIR, Thomas, IL returned mis-
sionary from India, to work among
the Immigrants from Hindustan on
our Pacific coast.
The Christian Endeayor Societies
have added more than one million
members during the past two years.
Thursday. January IS, IN the day
designated by the General CONFER
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal
church as the day of prayer for col
teges.
The Missouri Baptists are raising
$4,000 to erect a students home for
young preachers at the Baptist Iheo-
logical Seminary In Shanghai. China.
This seminary Is supported Jointly by
she Northern and Southern Baptisfs
and is doing a great work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
Why She Gets Three ThouanQ
Dollars. HI

Miss Margaret Kelley h on the
roll of the United States tree
department for three thousand
l#fsr a. year. the iaFgeet ~ 13i
TO any woman In the service O.
Federal government. Luck
political pull. Neither. Several = 11
age an assistant secretary o4 S
treasury had chance to Observe
Kelley's work In q hank, an III
was such bright and capabt1
that he obtained for her . tr1o
appointment. She now has tN45
OF United States mint examines
cause she IL q remarkably c0fn04
officiar'--that II her record
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
How WIN You Take Yours:

Il has been estimated that a man
Of carrying a. 200-pouud load
could carry about $500 in pennies:
in nickeis. sa17; In silver dollars.
s2.s17: In gold coin. $54,050. and In
$1,000 hills he could carry q load
worth sT,111,100.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-03
United States Of America Colleges for
United states OF Africa Students.

Over q Score OF young Bner stu
dents from the United States Of
Africa are studying at the Universe
ties of Cornell. Iowa and Wiscon-
sin. Several OF them are studying
electricity, and the rest agriculture.
One of the problems which they will
have to solve is the lack of water.
so they are studying irrigation. ro-
tation of crops, and other similar
subjects