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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19

- eSecution or n decree OF the Chan
entered on March S, 1912, in the suit
OIL w. II; Jerks VS.. j. ]. Tignor ana
others. the undersigned will soil by
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 20. 1912
- at o'clock T.. NJ.
FIRST. Tne above mentioned dwell
ing, NO; 2ol! Park Avenue. on tho
Meadow and Rowland Streets. The
d dweIiing Is a Mica two-asory brick
lot lot mas a frontage OF 26 feet 5ix inches
inches. being bounded OH the east and
south by ten-foot alloyways
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
ana Two notes. one for $4,000 and one
Tor $500 with interest on both notes
rsom august is. 1911, until paid. the
date OF sale. evidenced by notes. with
interest added and occurred by deed of
trust -
AND AT $50 ON THE SAME DAY:
Second. Lot, with small cottage
dwelling thereon. fronting so feet by
a depth Of 40 feet, on the south line
High. Point Avenues designated "a
Addition. ,>l.4
TERMS: Enough In asa - ply. cost
= t.,
TENDER 10. 1911. with Interest on same:
note for s24. due March 10. 1912. and
on credit as to note OF $500, duo
March II. 1913, with interest on same,
payable semi-annually, soGurea by 3
deed OF trust. and the residue at one
and two years from date OF sale, evil
denced by notes. with interest added
and secured by second lien detd OF
trust
Third. Small cottage dwelling at the
northwest corner OF Leigh street and
Summit Avenue; lot 70 by 40 feet
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay cost
of sale, Two notes for sac cacn, with
any interest due on same and on a
credit as TO note for $1,000 due June
10. 1912. with interest on same from
CT t:mst, ana the residue at one aid
two years. evidenced BIZ notes. with
interest added at 6 per cont. and So
cured by second lien deed OF trust.
Fourth Vacant lot fronting 30 feet
on tho north line of Leigh Street, ad-
joining the last mentioned piece OF
property, having q depth OF 40 feet
TERMS: One-third cash, and the
residue In three equal instruments at
SIX. twelve and eighteen months from
evidenced by notes, with interest
added. and title to he retained until
the notes are paid and deed ordered
by the court.
SOL. CUTCH1Ns,
ROBERT n. POLLARD
HENRY G. RELY,
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioners has been duly given.
GIVEN under my hand this 14th day
" Tes,e: cHAs. o. sAvILLE.
Clerk.
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LESSER. TIE LADIES TAILOR, THE
only one in town who makes q spe-
cihity in altering all kinds OF gar
ments TO the Latest fashion Every
garment that is altered in my estap-
lishment is done under my personal
supervision. Prices vcrys moderate
and WORK satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments. Harrison and Franklin
Phone Madison 1929.
BE HAPPY! EAT sMITHFIELD sAU
sage. For sale al your Srocer's
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agents lltantib

GENERAL AND DISTRICT AGl;lris
wanted In Virginia by a conserva
tive and Well managed life company:
good Inducements to men who can
develop territory Address G. q
TAYLOR, Manager of Agents
Greensboro. ~ c.
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MRS. c. K. BOWERS, 1l5 IS. FRANI<.
lin. rooms and board for perrnaneh n,
ana transient guests. Dining room
well equipped.
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Collateral Banlsers

borrow MONEY FROM THE Eou1T..
able Loan Society. Banking hours.
to $
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FIRST cLAss ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent. transient and tnble
DoardeIs can be secured with MRS
HORACE WEXFORD Jones, at 200
u. t'ranklin Street. Gentlemen a spe.
cialty.
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auffipn 5alrs, JfuturC SDays
BY Pollard & Bagby,
sReal Estate Auctioneers.
Court Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate Known as No.
2Oll Park Avenue; Two
Dwellings andVacant Lot
in SCOTS Addition on
Leigh StreetBetweenSum-
NIT and High Point AYES.

In execution OF n decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond,
entered M on March s, 1912. In the suit
y. w. n; jerks VS. j. J. Tisnor and
others. the undersigned will soil by
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, an 1a1o
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Kfal CtsIa1s .,ur 5u

FOR SALE. a BEAUTIFUL 30-FOOT
lot OH the north line OF Monument
Avenue. near Robinson street. VIII
sell for $3.50 per foot for an lmme-
date sale. AMOS & POINDEXTER.
SPLENDID PER CENT. BRICK IN
vestmcnt, one block from post office:
bound TO enhance in value. Apply
1920 Hull Street
SOME CHOICE HULL STREET PROP
critics below the market. Sure money
makers. Sec us quick. 1920 Huh.
FOR SALE OR RENT. MY TWELVE
room brick residence. near the uni
versity. BARTLETT BOILING.
University. Va.
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Personals
LADIES' NOTICED

An THOROUGHLY PREPARED.
MORE SO THAN EVER BEFORE.
~ EXECUTE THE FINEST
LADIES TAILORING WORK. LET
ME HAVE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR
AN EASTER SUIT. AS a CERTAIN
AMOUNT OF TIME Is REQUIRED
TO CONSTRUCT THE PERFECT
GARMENT. j. WINTERS. 2O9l 2
SMITH STREET
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G9fIIinfrp

LEA bfSG i-- MIiS STREET milan
cry and ready to-wear garment
store: newest models in millinery.
suits. dresses. waists. for ladies and
and summer; we can sell nigh class
goods at lowest prices. owing To less
expenses: call and look: alterations
free MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1923
East Main street
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Gor SaIE

FOR WAGoNs Go 70 R1C1ARDS0S
BROS. els Brook Avenue Painting.
repairing and rubber-tirc work
Madison 1857.
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}eouItrp, 4eets ann gibe stock

FOR; SALE, COOP, QUICK PAfR OF,
mules: gentle and good workers:
weight. 1000 pounds each. Price,
$500. IL w. Duval street.
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/ PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRES ONE OR
! TWO refined gentlemen boarders.
| Madison 30G-J. Call 9l7 Wcgt Main
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Rpon,5 Eor Rfnt

ROOMS FOR RENT: GENTLEAGF:%
use OF BATH l07 North Third
FOR RENT, SOC y. FIFTH STREET.
Newly furnished room. gentleman
only.
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]srofeSSiuHll pcIp llIanteo

FIR sT-c LASS UNDERGRAD1fAT;;
nurses promptly supplied TO physi
clans and patients. Madison SSH
TEACHERS FOR FAIL 'TEpAI.
graded, high school and colleges:
splendid calls daily: elections soon.
special guaranteed service to thus,
who enroll early. SHERIDAN'S
AGENCIES. Greenwood. S C.
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1OUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM
ana board in private family: south
Of Broad Street: must not exceed
Sz5 per month. References given and
required. Il 6si. care Times Dis
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SlIuarions luantro, a9alf

YOUNG Man. AGED 90, FROM NEW
York, wants work a. anything: two
and a half years plumbing expert
ence. ID. BUCHANAN, 126 ". Clay
street
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lseal G6tatr JFnr ESent

FOR RENT. .oFFICE SPACE IN 1920
Hull street. Apply on premises POS
session April /.
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GOAL ami llaopu

LONGS WooD IS GOOD BEGAUJssfH~ II
was split In right season and OF
good, large trees. sample load
Will lpleaee You. His coal burns 10
ashes. Easy TO take up. Phone Mad
ison 1o6S-1070.
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automobiles for @aIe

1910 Ff;SAULT 5-PAssENGER tour
Ing car. Great bargain. Address Box
ho7. Greensboro. 4. C.
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NuDnls llllntrh

.ANIt;D At ONCE, THREE UNFUE
nishcd rooms for light huusekcepiu.
centrally located. Phone Mouro,
%l63. q
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osE WING MAcHINEs."

TIE STANpAIiD OFFICE, $50 WEST
f'road Street: all styles, from s. 10
$40: all kinds repaired Phone Mon
roe 1875. GARLAND II. CLARKE,
Agent.
LACEs AND EMBROIDERED LINENS!
EXQUISITE WORK ON SUPREME
linens. raw and Japanese SILK
blouses, table appointments, lingerie
bed linen and laces at less than
value. S. y. SIMAAN. 213 n. Fifth
Street,
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GOOD BREAD AND CAKE BAKER
sober and reliable. Not under 80
gears. Room and board State
wages. PEARSON BAKERY. Win
ston- Salem. y. c.
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SOL. CUTCH1Ns.
ROBERT n. POLLARD,
HENRY c. RELY.
Special Commissioners.

certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioners has been duly given
Given under my hand this 14th day
Tes.e: cHAs O. sAvILLE.
CLARK
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Rtlp eQaanrsn, spale

WANTED. AT ONCE. a FIRST CLASS
sKirt cutter; none other need apply.
w west Ciay Street. Richmond, Va.
SsVOO HALLWAY MAIL CLERKS
wanted S3t month. Richmond ex-
sihiha ton 9iay 4. Coaching free
write ffi-SiAJ,iN lSS1lI UTE Dept
80 II. IiOCnnsI.r N Y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
YOUNG MAN
CONFESSES
BIG THEFT

Pensacola, Fla, Sept 25.-William
Fl. Ben. a 20-year-old bank clerk, last
night confessed that be robbed the
local First National bank on Wednes-
day Of a package containing $4,000 Of
the Louisville & Nashville Railway
company's payroll and substituted a
worthless package in its place
Fifg-two thousand dollars was cent
from the Pensacola banks to Fiona
ton. on the Louisville & Nashville rail-
way last Wednesday The robbery
took place Wednesday, aud was kent
a secret BY the railway officials until
Friday
After the fact that the money which
was part Of the payroll Of the com
pany, was missing became known, the
officials maintained that the package
had been lost, and seoffed at the sug
gesbion OF robbery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
200 MARK
IS REACHED
BY COLLEGE
Enrolment Continues to
Grow = Scholarship
Students Arriving

From the Oklahoma College for Wo-
men today comes the report that ,he
enrolment has reached the 200 mark
1t was hardly expected that this. figure
would be attained before October i,
but It is now evident that by that date,
the number Of students win have con
siderably exceeded an antioipations
Holders Of the four scholarships
that have been founded by various ar.
ganizations are beginning to arrive.
Miss Willie shipIey OF Mt View. who
was awarded the scholarship thas is
supported by tie Fifth District FEEDER,
alton Of Women's clubs, entered The
college today and the holder Of the
state federation scholarship TO be an
pointed in a few days, is expected to
arrive the latter part Of the week
Miss Alma Adams OF Boyd is the San
souc student and Miss Marta Bald
Win 81 Mt View holds the scholarship
supported by the Daughters Of the Con
federacy
Beginning this week the hour iaI
chapel exercises was changed to Il
o'clock, lasting half an hour specia
features are planned for every Wei
nesday morning and friends Of the col
lege win be welcome every day This
morning Mrs. B. NJ. Settle, a member
Of the faculty gave very interesting
talk on the Mammoth cave
The literary societies were re-organ
ized for the year Monday afternoon
the presidents and secretaries Of th
Leamans and Utopians drawing TO
members among the new students. Ih
two organizations start on the rae
for the cur this year with wei
matched membership and much intel
| est is expected to develop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
TO
FRAGILE
BY WILSON
Jersey Governor Winner
in Fight on Boss
Smith
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press
Trenton, N. j. Sept. 25.--The defeat
Of former United States Senator Smith
for nomination in yesterdays primar-
les was Overwhelming. according to
today's returns.
Gov Wilson opposed Smith actively
and Judge VIM Hughes, Wilson's
choice got the nomination
Returns from AZ out Of 1893 election
districts in the state in yesterdays
primaries for the Democratic nomlna-
ton for United States senator give
Hughes 1871, Smith 5S7, McDermitt 35,
Westcott IA.
More than ordinary interest was
manifested Ia the primories owing to
the active opposition of Gov. Wilson
to the candidacy Of Mr.. Smith. Bosh
from the stump and in statements. the
governor has voiced his disapproval Of
the former senator Owing 10 the ac-
tive part taken by the presidential can
didate. hts hold upon hts party In New
Jersey was said to be the real test Of
the voting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
CHICKASHA
WINNING

Special to The Express.
Oklahoma City, Sept 25.-Awarding
OF prizes in the poultry department be-
gan at the state fair today Chickasha
exhibitors winning on White Rocks.
W H. Catteral of Chickasha won
first and second prizes, third ON cock
erels. second on pullet third on hen
and first and second on pens.
J. E. Rogers Of Chickasha captured
second and third on cocks in the same
class and third on pullets The awards
have not been completed.
Cool weather didn't deter large
crowd from attending the fair today
All the buildings were thrown open te
the public and great interest was man
ifested in the exhibits An irrigation
congress was held at the Fair Parl
theater
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
BURNED WHILE
RESCUING CHILD

Mrs. J, W. Winstone was severely
burned yesterday when her home, at
927 South Ninth street. was destroyed
by fire. The call was answered by
station No 2 and though three houses
caught, only one was burned to the
ground. The general belief is that Tie
house at 927 South Ninth caught from
the careless use Of matches by chill
dren who were playing in the house
at the time
Mrs. Winstone rushed into the burn
ing building to rescue one Of the chill
dren and suffered severe burns about
the neck and arms The city physician
was called to dress the burns and re
ported nothing serious will result.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
NEW HOME FOR cozY.

The building formerly occupied by
the Prince pool hall. which was d.
stroyed by fire some weeks ago, is be
ing remodeled and when complete vii
be the home of the new Kozy theater.
with W. c. Blackstone manager. The
theater when complete, will be mod
ern in every respect All electric light
wires will be carried through pipes and
the feature of the interior win be the
fire proof lamp house which VIII
house the picture machine Mr. Black.
stone is among the well known show
men Of the city and has a reputation
for pleasing the public. He expects
to have the new Kozy ready for The
first performance by the first Of mex
week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

The faithful, patriotic band of oilers
who have prosecuted the Rock Greek
project for a year or more, are up
against it and unless somebody comes
to their rescue at once, Grady countys
prospects for oil and gas in the near
future will 80 gllmmeFing.
In short, the jig's up the company
is out of money ana w0ra at the we'll
is suspended Nothing more can be
dong until the treasury of the com
pany is replenished.
This was the statement Of one Of
the oil boosters today We have
spent between $4,000 and $4,000 on
this enterprise, said he. rand IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

Oklahoma City Sept z5.-Curiosity
without enthusiasm, characterized the
big crowds that turned out here yes.
terday to see, rather than hear, Theo
dore Roosevelt, third term candidate
for president Of the United States. Now
that the big bull moose has come and
gone the Democratic managers after
having very closely observed the
movements Of the candidate, and the
crowds which looked a him. are salts
fled that no harm has been done to
the Democratic party ia Oklahoma
There is little doubt, however that the
events Of the day have proved to be
great disappointment to the bull
moose managers Col Roosevelt failed
to provide his followers with any new
slogan or catch phrase to take back
to their respective communities His
speech was generally regarded as 20.
lItIeaI small talk OF a negative char
acter. He was exceptionally bitter In
his reference 10 Taft and the Repubh
cans and weak ia his discussion Of
the Democrats He did not go intJ
any aggressive presentation Of the pc
sition Of his own party But few peo.
pie could hear him and many Of those
who were within hearing distance grew
weary Of a repetition OF what they has
read IN the newspapers and the crowl
was considerably thinned out near thi
speakers stand long before he con
oludod He was never At any time abl
to arouse any real enthusiasm and th
applause elected two or three time
was only SCATTERING showing yer
plainly that he was not appealing Z
the interest Of his audience
The crowd was record breaker
probably tel thousand people iamme
themselves into the space about ih
Continued on Page Two)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25

Washington, Sept. 25.-An investiga
ton to determine whether campaign
contributions had anything to do with
the refusal Of congress to revise the
woolen tariff in the special session Of
1909 has been started by Chairman
Clapp of the senate committee invesd-
cation Of campaign expenditures.
1t is understood ne is preparing %
submit 10 the full committee q list OF
witnesses. including the names Of
former Speaker Cannon, Representa-.
tives Mckinley Of Illinois and Weeks
Of Massachusetts and representatives
Of various branches Of the wooden M
dustry, with the recommendation that
they be questioned to any KNOWLEDGE
they may have Of campaign funds iur-
lnished in the congressional fight Of
1908.
A number Of eastern men interested
in the woolena business, particularly in
the so-ealled "carded Hoolen' indus
try, recently have been in conference
with Senator clapp. The senator le-
clined to say whether he had any spa.
ciflc information relative 20 campaign
contributions BY woolen interests The
worsted manufacturers have been
charged in congress with being espec.
tally favored by the tariff. as distin.
guished from the carded Hoolen manu'
facturers.
The purpose in summoninr the three
congressman named, it Is understood
tEonunueu on ka4e 4Ho.l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
Must Sell More
Stock to Continue

doubtedly we are nearer oil than any
body has ever been In this section. Il
would be suicidal to drop the project
now Most Of the people have done
what they could to help us out and it
is hard to ask for more. but it lis Ger
tainly a good business proposition 10
drill deeper, now that we have gone
SO far
It was stated that it would be neess.
sarg to sell $500 worth Of additional
stock in order to resume drilling. Or
erations in the field were suspended
last Saturday night The last work
consisted Of underreaming, prepara-
tory to further drilling, the hole being
about 1900 feet deep
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
TROUBLE
lSFEARED
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press,
Salt Lake. Utah, Sept 25-Fifty
sharp shooters have been stationed
around the Utah Copper companys
mines at Bingham, This means that
the company win force the issue
against 5000 striking miners by operat-
ing with strike breakers.
The county commissioners are con-
sidering the destruction Of the strikers
breastworks and disarming every one
except deputies. This viii surely start
serious trouble,
The strikers have asked arbitration
but the company refuses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
ROOSEVELT
CREETEDBY
BIG CROWD
But Enthusiasm Scarce
Democratic Leaders
Not Alarmed
sincere enthusiasm was absolutaly

Sincere enthusiasm was absolutely
lacking Ed sheegog
"A demonstration, as would con
slider demonstration, was absolutely
absent Joe Lindsay
~ was wen worth going to hear.
Teddy made some good points in bis
speech. The crowd heard him quite
closely and there was little applause
except at the close Of the speech ~
G p March.
Nothing 70 him. can pick ten men
in chiekasha who can talk rings
around him. His policies are no good"
u. o. Nash.
"Greatest man IN the United States
today Jonas Cook
u am going to vote for him because
think lie knows bis business better
than Wilson. Thousands were con.
yerted in Oklahoma yesterday. Wv.
N. Elllcott
VERY little applause during hls
speech Practically no ovation On The
streets. He Is fierce looking pr0po.
sition. lie has brlstles for hair and it
sticks straight up. He is as tanned
as an Indian. .7-M. +. Courtney.
He is a fighter, and though he mas
been campaigning some six weeks, hs
voice was good and his speech had
plenty vim to I'LL. ". Kayser.
"His speech was along the usual
lines and he romped on Wilson's poll
clos some Arthur Ersiand.
Biggest crowd ever saw Ia ths
fair grounds grand stand. Roosevelt
made a great speech, The aeroplaae
flights were grand Col. Tom Dwyer
Roosevelt is a very forcefui speak
cr Every sentence he utters mean,
ten more. The enthusiasm was ia
tense from the time he stepped OF VI,
train until ne reached his hotel M,
crowd was enormous and # was viii
difficulty that he, could get anywhere
At the start OF his speech the applause
lasted fully five minutes. lie request
ed that the crowd khen still that the,
might hear what he had TO say !
was a great speech and he is a grea
man n-J. b. schow
The above expressions were gather
ed az random from MooHers. Demo
Gratis and Republicans who heard th
Colonel yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
MILLINERY OPENING.

The formal fall opening OF Mrs.
Baldwin's millinery occurred last
night and many Of the seasons latest
creations we're on display Delightful
music was rendered by Miss Kate
Remington's orchestra and the room
was crowded with people until a late
hour The predominating colors
among the pattern hats were lavltta,
satin and the popular black and white.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
SENSATIONAL
AFFIDAVIT is
MADE BY WIFE
Telerrnm hy uniteu Press.

Telegram by United Press.
st. Louis. Sept 25.-Mrs. Nellie
Weeke wife Of the Republican boss,
who is suing for alimony, made afti-
dayits that he never paid his taxes
because he got the tax commissioner s
Job and he boaatsd that the judges
wore his political collar
The police refused to stop big poker
games in their home. she swears. A
scandal Is imminent
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-09-25
CUPID GETS BUSY

cupid's batting eye seems to be I'M
proving idglng by The Increase IN ep-
plications for marriage licenses at the
county judges office. For the past
week they have been turning them out
at an average rate Of three a day Yes
terday evening a marriage license was
issued to Frank Lauderdale Of Mineo,
age 23, and Miss Anna Swartzfisher Of
Minco, age 22