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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
News Of South Richmond

streets wearing new pair OF overaii, lie
passed inspection for several hours and was
stepped an officer with warTnn; ;or his
arrest on charge OF. stealing the overalIs
from neiShbor. Luke managed to secure
bail for appearance In Police Court. par; :.
this morning.
James Powell co,ored. charged with be.
Ing a continual iohfcr. without visible means
OF support. was taken into custody yes;er-
day afternoon.
Mounted onleer wreh, YESTERDAY report
cd j. L. Wood. sol cambridge Street. ior 4
violation Of the traffic ordinance.
Pay $4,000 for Broken inv.
After an hours de!ibcral.on the jury In
the 5000 suit OF j. T. Ward asa INST IN.
Richmond S;Frcturag Steel Company yes
tetoay returned verdict In favor OF the
pin!ntin. and awarded him damages in the
sum OF s6.tc9.
ward was represented by John \. Lamb
Injured BY an iron g:rder watch. when bc.n :
raised TO position, slipped and struck him
~ lnt Jaw, tracturins the bone. Ward was
rendered unconscious aEo carried TO the
hosita, whero an operation TO remove a
portion o. the shattered bone was made
r:itetn witnesses We're examined. and one
OF ths principal exhibits for the plaintiff
was the thone which had been removed.
Leon Nelson and kirk Matthews. represent.
ing ;he defendant company. moved ;hat the
verdict be set aside. Argument o. tho mo.
ton was continued until next week
Compromise Attachment Proceedings.
Nlthout SoinE into the evidence the al.
NN-''''hs proceedings - james Duuulgnn,
nkhInht .ishier belonging 10 j. ". tiury
wat yesterday compromised in the Pollcs
curt PaFi = Dunn vant. who is a Usher
man. rescued the lighter AT great n.rlii ),
himself. and demanded salvage Tor Ms
,FrH9ie C!ary. !, is sstd. refused 10 paw.
, nG, at''r con.ui,ins with his attorneys
'noesht ee'ttr ana agreed to compromise.
Attorney J. c. Sunnauy represented In.
plaintiff before the court
In Police Court
IN cefnult OF so hnt, imposed y.st,r,ir,.
IL. \.
Court Part :. j. L. Barton. charged win
be!n6 drunk and dsorderly. was sent 10 tati
Tor fifteen days
a. Purcell, colorcd. charged with be,nr ,
hahitual !d!er. went TO the roads 10. sir
| GeoTse Jones. co!ored. ,ea.nster. who ws.
bF'dse was required to pay g. and co,t.
| Personal and General.
h'ss annie Lie h!and. VINO has been yi.l;.
! nome at West Point 49,
J Mrs T Ankers. who has been tho CUES,
o. Mrs a. y Petusrew, ief, yesterday ios
Mr. and Mrs. George PAU ar. s,.nol,,
several dave n Tampa. Fla.
! IRIS Is. II. Guy, who has been visiting he,
! sisters N Greenboro. has re;urneI Nom
rne Mothers club viii! meet Ms '9 IN
noon % Powhatan school Matters OF gro.
| importance will be discussed
,hc r. ssn.'he tea was held last nigh, "a
dement, OF the Meade Memorial Church
.Hrse audience were highly pleat.d 1,
.ne pesiotmance entitled the Mystic En,er
Hail. Swans5oro. for IN. beneh, q, -.
Ciopton Street Baptist Church "
Dt. and Mrs L. G. Hill left yesterday 70
srrins heid. o.. where they viii attend ~
Wedding OF their cousin, Miss Reid
hts' John Utz. who has been sick n. NJ.
"c nm. On Cowsrdin Avenue. Is improving.
at Forest Hin ""'Soh
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Norfolk. Va: II. w. Moore. Philadelphia; J.
a. Martin and wife, New York City: q. d.
Dorsey. Baltimore; Mr. ana MIRA. Sampson.
noeton: p. Morgan Russell. Norfolk. Va:
=. j. HanloB. Louisville Ky: j. w. Smith,
New York City; S. u. Andrews. Portsmouth.
Va: b. W. Russell. New York City: c. Bar
~, New York City; r. L. Core, Galax. VAT
George MEG. Goodridge, Norfolk. Va: IL.
IL. Sprinkle. York, Pa. Mrs. r. W. Beers
Lawrence. Mass: Mrs n. A. Lnncr. Law
renee. Mass; Philip Williams. Woodstock,
Va: George 2. Sacks. Washington. ID. c.:
Joseph Il. Garland. Fnrmvile. Va: V. VAL
den. Farmrille. Va: John II. Black and son.
Bnraio. N y; Y. v. Wyckon Emira. ~
Y: John H. ingram. Charlotte Courthouse
Va,
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South Richmond Bureau.
The Tines Dispatch.
1870 Hull Street,

y 10.
Catching the disseminated feeling which
lie sweeping over the upper part of Chester
neid county. the pcop.e OF Woodland Heights
are getting together anc will make de-
mand for police officer TO be stationed
permanently In their section. Should the
Board OF Supervisors refuse this request an
enort 10 unite with Forest Hill for the pur-
pose OF Incorporating town Will he
made" said prominent citizen yesterday.
House-holde:s continue TO suffer from sma II
deprtdat.ons, and within Few month";. sew
eral robbcries have occurred. Tho people
are much alarmed because OF clote proxi-
nifty TO two railroads Tramps are srcquen,
-iehts along the streets. which, with one
exception. are without lights.
Becomes Worker by Proxy.
Hoping 70 work bluff the police, Luke
Light colored. yesterday appeared on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
JcGerson mntel Gnests.

Arrivals az the Jeffer.on Hotel yesterday
were j. W. owen. Louisville, Ky: j. r
robertson. Baltimore; y. = Kirkpatrick.
I.snchburs; G. ]. Lunsford. Roanoke Vn;
Pau. Batgamin and wife, Bedford city. Va.
@ 4. Chapman and wife. Chicago: James
X eaton Alexandria. Va; DR. i. f. Clark
New foFk ciiy; NJ F.errsood, Iialt more; r.
y. Barrett, Alice O. barrett. Northampton,
Mass: David Rosenb.oom. New York city
w T. Fleming. New York City; f. b.
hughes StatsouEB. " Y: w. l.. jackson,
Salisbury. y. Y: L. b. Lensner New
lork; H. r. Macc!e!lan. Jr. Baltimore; l.
Cox. New York city; william F. Clarke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
CONSIDER HOSPITAL OFFER
Joint Session OF Finance and Poor Called 20
.l.xlai

Joint Session Of Finance and Poor Called for
Friday Night.
Ihe following Council committees will
meet Mt the City Hail. tonight:
Light, subcommittee OF the Committee on
Ordinance. Charter aud Reform. Markets
and Grounds and Buildings.
call has been Issued for Joint meet
ing OF the Committees on Finance and Re-
'lct of the Poor for tomorrow nIBht at S
O'clock to consider the offer OF tho Charlotte
Williams Corporation to turn over the Me-
mortal Hospital to the city under certain
conditions.
Other meetings for tomorrow night arc
the Committees on street Cleaning. Gene
tories and Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

y. i. Atkinson. who was ntiy arrestet,
on several charges OF hou.ebreaking and
ROBBERY. was declared insane yesterday al
tcrnoon by commission Of lunacy which
examined him in the City Jail. Attention 10
Atk!nson's pecuiart.es was nrst called 10
the notice OF Justice Crutchheld by De-
tcctive krensc!. and commission OF lunacy
was ordered There Will now DE no STATE
rrosecut!on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
rlurlsed Living rnrInra.

Uncxampled cruelty 10 dumb animals is
alleged sEainnt Elias Hasklns and AieAan-
der Nena Die. colored. who arrested
yesterday for cruelty treating several tUr-
keys. II is alleged that the men plucked
the birds before they had died from knife
thrusts. One OF the cofnpiainants was 2.
A. 6 B-inc. member of the S. P. C A.
The society will conduct the prosecution and
push 1. 70 tho fun extent o. the law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
Phil a. Cooley Arrested.

savannah. Ga., February I4.-Phil A.
Cooley. of NJ Orleans. member Of
tno executive board of the Interna-
uonal Association OF Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers. was arrested here
late to-day by United States Marshal
White. and is being held penPng the
receipt Of advices from Federal NJ,
tnoritles at indianapolis. ~ho are In
charge of the governments prcsecu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
ACUTE INDIGESTION SUCCESSFULLY
~ TEN

4 little tablet called "Digestlt' has hren
found TO be certain quick re.!e. for acute
Indigestion Many cases have been reported
where instant relief resulted from it's uso.
"Discstl;' IL the sucCrsstuI treatment for
ali stomach disorders. /, relieves indigc.'
ton instantly and dyspepsia. Sold on
positive guarantee-tnc ASK at any drug
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
vOTE-sELLING CHARGED.
Fresh Butch of Indictments Returned
ut JonesviiIe by Grand Jury.

Bristol, Va. February IA fresh
batch OF indictments charging vote
selling were returned at Jonesville.
Lee county, to-day By the special
grand jury impane!ed ti!s week by
Judge Skecn. The indictments now
number approximately 200. and It Is
stated 1t will take the grand jury an
other week to complete it's investiEa.
tion of the vote-selling charges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
Approaching Wedding.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Charlottesville. Va, February IA
Cards have been issued by J. G.
Kelly, of this city, announcing the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
ton of the alleged dynamite conspir-

acy cases.
Cooley had received telesraphic
request from the ONCE OF the United
States marshal at Nav Orleans earlier
In the day to return at once. and had
agreed to do so when his arrest took
place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
,ShIsl,ey stolen.

Davis Stewart. colored, was arrested last
night on n warrant charging him with the
thelt OF n case of whlskey from Lucchessi
Benedetti. The whiskey gus valued at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
,y,I,,nm nrice Norford.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
Charlottesville. Va. February IA
william Brice Norford. well-known
Albcmaric farmer, died yesterday AZ
his home near Rosena, after orief
illness, aged fortyfour years. Mr..
Sorford married Miss Fannie Priddy,
daughter OF the late James Priddy, OF
this county. She survives with four
children.
DR.. Kirby Smith.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Goldsboro, y. c.. February ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
MeMzkya0y0uy

telegram received by his father.
Sheriff John r. Smith. In this city.
brought the news Of the death OF mis-
third son. DR. Kirby smith. which oc-
Cured last night at ais homo in
Arcadia, Fla. He is survived BY his
wife and several Children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
DEATHS

RIDDLE--Died. at his residence ,a5o
North Twcnty-ffth Street, at 1:35
T.. NJ, JOHN RIDDLE, in the for
tieth year OF his age. He leaves a
widow, Mamie Smith Riddle, and
Il brother. James Riddle, to mourn
their loss.
Funeral at residence FRIDAY, 1
r. NJ.
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REITz--Died. at 6:55 p. ri, at Memo
rial Hospital, LUTHER j. REITZ.
Funeral notice later.
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Miss Corn.iia Ripperto.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
charlottesville. Va, February Ii
Miss Cornci!a Ripperto is dead nj her
home. about three miles west Of White
Hall, this county. the end coming on
her seventy sixth birthday, after a
three-days Illness OF pneumonia. Miss
Ripperto Is survived by two sisters.
Miss Sanie NJ. and Mrs trcorgianna
Carr. both OF whom made their home
with her. She was member OF tho
Disciples Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

Sheriff John r. Smith, in this city.
brought the news OF the death OF his
third son. DR.. Kirby smith. which oc-
Cured last night at ais homo in
Arcadia, Fla lie is survived BY HIS
wife and several children.
Is. wesle, Wells.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburs. Va. February li.-B
wesley Wells. for many years one Of
the leading druggists OF Lynchburg,
yenr. DR.. Wells was born In Peters-
burg in 1856. He was member of
Court Street Methodist Church. DR..
Wells IS survived by his wltc. who
wac Miss Amy O. Steerc, OF Petersburg
who. with the following children. sur
Wives him: Waiter NJ OF Greenv'lle.
and Amy W, OF this city. lie also
Riehmond. and Thoma. Il. w wsiis. OF OF
Petersburg.
DR.. Palmer Dnbcock.
Especial to The Tlrnes-Dispatch.l
Lynchburs. Va. February li.-Word
has been received here OF the death
this morning at o'clock at his home
IN Burkevilie, o. pr Palmer Babco4k.
resident OF THIS city. Dr. Palmer was
native OF Louisville. KY. where he wa,
born In ISIS. When a youth he went
with his parents 10 Raleigh, y. c.,
where he practiced his profession. that
OF dentistry. until ten or twelve years
ago. when he moved TO Burkeyiilc
where he made his home unit! his
death
Mr. Babcocks wife died ,hir,y-nve
years ago. and his son. who lives
here. Is the Last survivor OF the fam
lly, He was member of the Episcopal
/ Church The funeral viii be helt
| Thursday Afternoon At Burkevilie.
Mir. Josephine MnrrciI.
Especial to The Times D!srntch.l
| Lynchhurg, Va. February IA
great shock wac occasioncd In Lynch
burg last night by tho announcement
from Norfolk OF the death of Miss Jo-
scphinc Murrcli. OF this city. who was
on visit IN that city. with her rcln-
tive. Mrs Charles c. Wnddill the end
coming from "A stroke OF apoplcXy ear
~ last n!Eht.
& Miss Murrcll was the eldest daugh-
/ ter OF the late Thomas L and Willie
Thurman Murrell, and she Is survived
: by three sisters and brother all VI
whom live here They are Mrs. !.
Richard Edmunds, Mrs 3. p. Thorn
hill. Mrs John n. Otey and T. q. Muir
rell. Jr.
The body was brought TO the eity
this evening and the burial VIII prob
ably take place tomorrow.
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DAvENPORT--Died. Wednesday. Feb
runry II. 1912. at $3.50 a. NJ. ELLEN
b, DAVENPORT. wife OF j. H.. Dav-
export, OF $40 North TWenty-third
Street, in the nfty-third year of her
age.
The funeral will take place from
Venable Street Baptist Church FRI
DAY AFTERNOON. February is. at
o'clock. Interment In lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
SUN YET SEN RESIGNS
lie Quits Presidency Of China In Favor
of YUAN Sill Eai

London, February li.-According TO a
Shanghai dispatch to n news agency
here DR.. Sun Vat Sen has resigned
the presidency in favor OF Yuan shi
Kai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

sTAPLES--Died, at the residence of
Mr.. Percy Smith, ITO North Twenty
seventh street, at 7:45 Wednesday
evening, MRS. LUCY d. STAPLES.
Funeral from the above residence
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Interment in Hollywood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
THE WEATHER ,

forecnSti Virginia - ThrentenIn e
ronhS with ruin or snow In suut n
ah" east portfonsJ Fridny generally
fhlri enst wlpds. high on the const.
.Aorth CaroIinn-Itain or sno,y
ihur"dnyI Friday generally fair
warmer north, shifting to northwest
winds, high on the cOnst.
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Special Locni Datu for YESTERDAY


winds, high the const.
Special Locni Dntn for Yesterday.
IL noon temperature an
) T. NJ temperature ~
'HaXimum temperature up to
W, .'..'....... ......... ~
aluminium temperature up 10
Mean temperature - ~
Normal temperature "a
deficiency in temperature
Deficiency in temperature since
March !. 1917 ....... 6Oe
Accun. deficiency in temperature
since January l. 1917 ..... AGA
Deficiency In rainfall since March
u lSli ............. ...... T. 10
Accum. deficiency In rainfall since
January /. 1912 ..... 20
Locni Observation y r. VI. Ycstcrdny.
! mpcraturo AZ
Humidity 30
W mo. direction East
wind. velocity
Weather - c,o.,,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

TSpcGIhI 70 u. IHlcs- DIsNuVCH.I
nrrisonburg. Va, February It.
Mrs. Robert p. Mcphectcrs. sixty.fonr
years old, Is dead at Mint Spl!GG.
Augusta county. She was Misc SpecH,
She leaves numbe. OF children. IN
Guiding Miss Lille McPhecters, of
Mlners School; Miss fairy McPheeters
a FORMER iIarrisonhurg teacher. ara
a sister. Mrs. Gartn. of charlottesville.
and a brother. ". NJ. Speck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

Twcnty-third Street. died yesterday.
S Sn was nfty-three .yenrs old Tho
noon from Vennble Street Baptist
Church Mt 3 o'clock. Tho intermcnt
Will be I'm Oukwood. !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15
j. w. Mason.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
fredericksburg. Va. February IT.
}. W. Mason prominent young man
of upper Spotsylvania county. died
Monday at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Mason. after "A brie.
Illness. He Is survived by his parents.
two brothers and one sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-15

IIarrisonburg. Va, February ii.-Dr.
j. l.. Campbell. seventy-sevcn years old
former Ffarrisonburg and Woodstock
physician. died Monday In Oklahoma.
He was native of Fred srlrs county.
and in the war was an officer in Com
pany +, Tenth Virginia Regiment His
second wife was Miss Gertrude BuXter.
OF Norfolk. file leaves n wife and one
daughter and several sisters and bro
theirs, including Mrs. William Glass, of
Winchester. and Dr. William Campbell,
OF Maryland. The body VIII he buried
Tomorrow In Woodstock.
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Mrs. snrnh Il. Chlldre.s.

Especial to The Times y lspa tch.l
Fredericksburg, Va, February IA
Mrs Sarah Il. Childrcss died at the
horne OF her son, George T.. Chldrcss,
near Kclly's Ford. in upper Stafford
county. few days ago. at the advanced
age of ninety three years. She IS sur
vlved by three daughters and four
sons. She was the mother of twclvb
children. and there were sev.nty-onc
grandchildren. lis great ndchiidrcH
and one great great grandchiid. She
enjoyed good health until n Few months
ago. when she suffered stroke Of
PARALYSIS
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Mrs. r. T.. Hall.

Especial to The Times dispatch
charlottesville, Va, February Ii
Mrs. T.. +. Hail. OF rroflts. this county.
who celebrated her sevcnty-ifth birth
day on Christmas Day. died at an carG
hour this morning OF cancer of the
liver. after an EXTENDED Illness. Her
husband. captain r. NJ. Hall, I'd about
six years ago. There We're no children
One brother survives. W. j. Lclke, oil
this city. The funeral. which will take
place from Laurel Hin Church this
county, VIII be conducted by the raw
H. D. CUf(ey, Of I.ynchburp
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Especial to Tho Times y ispatch.l
IarrisunburF. Va. February Il =
Mrs. Sallc Becry. eightyseven years
old. died yesterday NJ Broadway. she
was q Mias Funk and a member OF 4
widely known family. She was ,ht
last OF a family OF thirteen children
eleven of whom lived TO be owes
seventy and several died near ninety
Her mother was ninety-fivc years old
Her husband, John Beery. died last
year. She leaves one son. S p Beer !;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-14
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
OF STATE TO MEET

The Presbyterian synod of Illinois
will hold its annual meeting at Cham
paign, beginning tomorrow and con-
tinuing through Thursday. The meet
ings will be held at the University
Presbyterian church, which has Just
been built and endowed to the sum
of $4,000 for the benefit of students
of the Presbyterian faith who are at
tending the university. The new build
ing will be dedicated at this time with
appropriate ceremonies. The bust
ness meetings of the synod will be
held following the ceremony of dedi-
cation. DR. w. s. Marquis of Broad
way, Rev. Marion Humphreys of Cen
trail, Rev. Mr.. Hanna of Milan ane
Rev. W. G.. Oglevee of South Park
Presbyterian church left this after
noon for Champaign to attend as dele
gates from this presbytery. Matters
of Importance to the church body will
come before the synod at this SEES
sion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-14
gQ!Lz,l..l.[Ez>7!.r..Y!

and Moline theatres. Every mail
brings the names Of new patrons who
will assist the committees in each city
TO make the opening performance at
the Illinois and Moline brilliant social
affairs. The chairman of the patron
committee in Rock Island is Mrs C.
J. Searle, 1874 Twentieth street and
Mrs. G II. Huntoon, 1851 Sixth ave
nue.. is the Moline chairman.
The excellence OF the cast of solo
lists. the tunefulness of the brilliant
score of the music drama, the beauty
Of oriental costumes and specia. seen
cry insure a delightful evening of song
and story for all who witness Alias
uerus." In making this appeal il is
considered that the Offering of high
class entertainment of this character
cannot fail to be uplifting in its in
fuence upon all who witness or take
part in it.
II was written by the author of the
music drama "Egypta," universally
acknowledged TO be the most elabOr-
ate musical spectacle on the Ameri-
can stage During the summer OF
1910 "Egypta" was given at the great
assembly and bible conference al Wi
mona Lake. Indiana. with such success
that the WinOna management request
ed it's author to prepare another work
for 1911. "Ahasuerus" was the result
II was given every week for two
months at Winona, attracting visitors
from all over the United States Al.
though the WinCna auditorium seats
over 5000 people. hundreds We're un,
able TO gain admission to each per
Torrance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-10-14
SAVING MONEY.
A Dollar a Week Put Into the Bank Is
Good Investment

A Dollar a Week Put Into the Bank Is
Good Investment.
1T is mighty hard" said an unfortu-
nate workingman some time ago to the
writer. to save up a thousand dollars
by laying aside a dollar or two a week
and then to take it out of the savings
bank and lose it TO get rich quick
swindler. as l have just done" The
poor fellow could work and save, but
he had not had even a kindergarten
education in finance. else his story
would have been different. He had
never given a thought to interest and
SO was absolutely ignorant of growth
through compound interest and. Of
course. had never heard Of that Won
derful process Of accumulation known
as progressive compound interest"
One dollar deposited in a savings
bank that pays per cent will amount
10 S2.l9 in twenty years. This is sim
pie compound interest. Now. If you
deposit 81 every year for twenty years.
or SEQ In all. the sum TO your credit
will have grown to S30.97.
Any wage Garner can put by 81 a
week. That money deposited in saw
ings bank for twenty years Will have
increased 10 S1.6l2. 4 deposit OF s. a
week Will have grown TO 5000. and
this at per cent will be $500 a year
There is no secret, no mystery. about
this. II is as clear as the cloudless
sun. and the method is just as clean
and honest. Christian Herald