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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-07
KfaI cerltf Suantfs

s kNTrD. To TRADE ONE PIECE OF
rusirr~. property in fichufrrd Tor
small farm near railroad Ad5ress
FaFm. Tuents -ufntr street and Nine
Mile Road. Richwo1d. Va.
'fe~ s0Ls fAsNs WITH ). A cox
y -.f.T q c.. Grits gostsi Ter
ur..asnfg 8i8IGs
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Bank Statfments

STHTTNENT OF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF
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COsBY's CLIMAX CLEANER.

WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR cos
hy's Climax Cleaner. - cents quart
HOWELL BROS. 692 East broao 81
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T. George ". call cashier, do sol
e-nnlv swear that tho above = true
statement % the financial condition
Of The Union Bank 81 Richmond. 10
catcd a. Richmond. IN the county of
rre,rsco. STATE Of virginia ~ the close
~ b,tsirese or tire 18th fsy % Noycr-
her 1912. % the best ~ ny ability and
belief ~
Cashier.
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pouIfrp, 3estS ann zibr 5totk

BLACK sIx-YEAR-oLD DRIVING
horse for sale: perfectly gentle; also
rubber-,ired top buggy Phone j.
". WILDER. county 2502.
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cor-ecs--Attest:
r 7. ARR1NSTO<.
4 W. TO1rFkTSS
GORDON WALLACE
Directors.
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WIN. 3. Pizzini Company
and
Rscheson & Crutchhcid.
Real Estate Auc;io1eers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING. 40,
SIS CATHERINE STREET, VIII
LOT 5tsXioo FEEl 10 Az Ai->Ef
a. .,rtue % = seed % trust, dated
July g. 1911. and recorded IN the
clerks once OF Richmond Chancery
Court. IN .. :. si.-B. PAGE 81. dstaus-
having been made IN re pas nsns o.
REQUIRED 80 % 40 ~ the 7ote-hoider.
I VII sell az public auction. o. the
MONDAY. DECEMBER =. 1919.
a. 4 O'Clock p u.
shs real estate described = tae sac
deed. - foeows
All thas certain iot. piece Or parcel
q lard with re n prove merits tnere-
~ Ard known a. ". .fs Catherire
street. commencing AZ = point on TIE
s0rfh lire ~ Catherine street ci<htl
500 feet and six 81 inches east .,
SMITH street. and running thc1cc east-
warsfr along che said south line %
CafA.rias street. and fronting thereon
ihirfy-four Zee; slx 'ncnes 80 t.ct
inehrsl. and extending back south
-ardir a. -iEht angles and betWseE
-.s-afisi lines ore hundred 900 feet
N an alley IN COMMON eight go fert
vide
TERMS. cash - - cost % tair saie-
ard az taxcs due arf elrred - 49,
~ ssfc a-d o. pav q note % t1se. vim
Z -sr cent Interest frcm July ~. ifll.
r,tarce 4. one and Two years rltr
esr cent irtsrsst. ard tecrrst - =
seef % trust On TIE prop<rtT. 81 ~
cssh. a. fh- option - TIE ru-cn<rer
-. -. 4. IA. aue<srt 70 fw~
,-ss- assfs 81 trtsf 81 re s1.< real
sssste on. 81 Viz prsnc.eel @re
p.csrser II 1914 sut sac rc- ffse
rr.rclsal E1r o<csnes- IL
w Z rrZzsE
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RAYO LAMPS.

srse COMPLETE: THE BEST LAMP
made. HOWELL BROS. sO2 Las
Broad Street.
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52ptfcfg

OUR OXY-GAS FLaME YIELDS CAST
iron, steel brass. Eiumlnum and
wrougb: iron machine parts, also
cast-sron br4zing THE STHISh
land MACHINE co.
MIR H. &. WOOTERs. OUR FORMER
collector, is no longer in our employ
Tent. Mr. Leroy L. Brown, JT.. is
our only authorized collector % rents
and Indebtedness outside Ok our Of
flee. J. THOMPSON BROWN &
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paffnfe

psTfxfs%fREE pEtsoSxf coz
ors. fifteen years exrtrience sstis-
factory references n. ENtNe.
Patent Attorney. BEG $50 r'conort'
Va
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sltnaflone. prpffeslonsI

rof-r PHYSICIAN WILL RECON-
rrert MRS cHAD1CKs undergrad
ust nurses. Madison SSH
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laantfD

TO HIRE FoUR PAIR OF
r-rse< wagons ana drivers to haul
iumber Inquire 7OI North seven
teenth street. RICHMOND LUM-
RER AND WOOD =
WANTED TO Buy FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 3s5l-
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aucti1n SaIrs sfuturs Days

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY IN AND NEAR THE
TOWN OF WARSAW. RICHMOND
COUNTY VA
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Personals

p BIC LNDNItAP n Ii II .HN ;
.rai Bldg Monroe 10.
ET-Y \ sPIRELI.A CORSET. THE
corset recommended by physicians.
Services OF a trained cSrsetieTe free.
SpIRELI,A CORSET SHOP. az East
Grace. Mrs. Coraelia Moore. City
Manager.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
az ECcHEs'S 200 North ThIri
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Flats For Efnr

~ sFvFx ROOMS. ~. SIX FooNs.
new srd modern; s5s Ia per month
EPPS. EPPS q co.
FOR REXT. FIAT FOUR ROOMS. 40
West Marshall street
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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-10

of truth And ne wOecasions teach
new duties" Each new intellectual
discovery creates some new response
bility The ideal of conduct changes,
develops. enlarges, with the enlarging
and developing creed For instance,
modern science has shown us that
body and soul, instead of being opposed
to each other, are so interlinked that
the neglect Of one is the injury OF the
other. The church catches the idea,
and works it into her creed. Hence
We have churches in the cities main
tanning gymnasiums, teaching cooking
and personal hygiene to the children
of the poor. But underneath all
changes, there is common factor at
work. This is the Christianity of the
heart. The fundamental Christian
character and attitude towards life.
The fundamental Christian feeling of
gratitude and reverence toward God,
of kindness and desire to understand
anu hSip' tVMaAu ohS . piOthSl HlSu.
Thus religion is a combination of the
and the changeable
Love is eternal But every form of
Christian knowledge, every system of
Christian theology, every scheme of
Christian conduct, is the product of its
own time; and having served its pur-
pose, must pass away, and give place
10 higher and worthier ones, which
shall more clearly express, in some
lew and different age, the old and un-
truth that God is Love"
CHARLES B. MITCHELL.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-10

honors with Is points to his credit.
Claude Nelson of Ardmore was close
competitor. The baseball champion
ship went 10 Mangum after an excit-
ing battle with Watonga in the final
game Nine schools sent single aggre-
cations to the meet Carmen won the
basket ball honors, defeating Newkirk
by one point in the final game. Emery
Cook of Norman annexed the cham
pionship in singles in tennis. 0len-
tine of Muskogee was the runner up.
Olentine and Johns of Muskogee won
premier honors in doubles, playing
in the finals against Lindsay and Laing
of Kingfsher. Ten schools sent tennis
teams. In the track and field events
five records were broken and one was
tied.
Herbert NJ. Peck, assistant county
attorney of Oklahoma county, address
ed the students of the university at
the Sunday meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association.
The notable feature of the eighth
scholastic meet was that the small
high schools are rapidly crowding the
large ones into the background. The
winners in the various departments of
the meet were Ardmore, Norman,
Mangum and Carmen. In the track |
and field events 19 schools won points
and most OF them were the small
schools of the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
sun Never Sets on Texas Press

The Texas press c~ircTlates n
every state in the Union and some ol
our papers the ocean II can
he truly said that the sua never stts
on the Texas press.
With a quarter Of a million copies
OF Texas newspapers singing the
praises Of Texas in every cline and
country, we are able TO account for
the marvellous influx of men and
money into our state. There j. no
more effective way Of advertising
Texas than for our citizens 10 sub
scribe for the local paper and have
1t mailed 10 persons outside the
stale and no better service can he
rendered our friends in other states
than BY giving them an opportuni-
ty Of learning about Texas through
the columns Of our local papers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
IRISH THEMSELVES
OPPOSE HOME RULE
ULSTER W0U.lD LEAD ARMED RE-
BELLI0k AGAINST 1T.
Ireland Is Pr3spering and Let Her
Alone J. the Slogan of 0pposers
OF Hone Rule. Others Say Too
Much Politics

Associated Press.
London. Dec. The determined
opposition 20 home rule by the Irish
man themselves will be- a marked
aid to the unionist cause.
The nav Irish leader. Andrew Bo-
mar Law, H. seconded i'm this regard
hy Sir Edward Henry Carson. the
member for the Dublin University
and solicitor for Ireland In the last
TWO n%nionist governments.
Sir Edward "a that Ulster.
for which hr speaks. III necessary
would lead an armed rebellion again
"a home rule
Ireland Il prospecting and Too her
alone is the slogan Of the 0pposcrs
II home rule.
Others say there ~ too much poll
ties"
I'm place Of home rule the union
lists offer the restoration Of land pur-
chases. a cessation Of political inter
ference with the Department Of Az
.riculturc refo- nation of the poor law
and educational and tariff reform.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
STEAMERS CREW
TELL STRANGE TALE
Steamer Zeebrugge Loaded With
Arms and Ammunition 0stensibly
for Portuguese Royalists Turns Up
on Coast Of Paraguay.


Associated Press.
Antwerp. Dec. 3f-Thc crew Of =.
:. zcebruggc which sailed from here
October NJ. with n cargo on arms
and ammunition ostcnslbly for the
Portuguese RoyaIists returned today.
Theslrclaie a remarkable story
10 the effect that the munitions were
really Intended for 4 Paraguayan
revolution and a. soon a. they had
cleared and headed for South Amer
Tea they were "a attack cities 81
the Paraguyan coast along the RI
rer Ia Plata.
A spaniard named Arricos. assnm-
IA the command. and compelled the
rev AZ the pistols point 10 pro-
cccd.
The name 81 the vessel was chan
gcd several times at no attack was
made
WIEN the Paraguayan border was
reached The English captain aunoun-
ced that the vessel belOngeg 70 Ar
rIcos and that the crew were free q
leave.
The Belgian deputy will Introduce
q bill W claim that the neutrality
laws have been violated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
Good Roads.

Prosperity follows Food roads 80
sonmerce follows the flag ana ~
community has advanced far N csvi-
asntion that has not improved sts pub
NJ highways The condition ~ 4hs
puhiic Q and the commodfH..
ssndied usually aug the rnErea
md development of communities. 0e,
y line and build good roada
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01

Perfect sterilization Of liquids by
team or filtration only seems to b
made possible on 4 large scale
through a process originated by two
French scientists and reported 60 the
Academy OF Scientists at a resent
meeting. IN In known that membranes
Of collodion have the property CT TO
tanning all the microbes IN q liquid
filtered through them. But they are
very fragile and therefore impractical
outside Of the laboratory. by re-en-
forcing the collodion membrane with
a fine wire scree imbedded in n. Just
A. q pane or glass Is thus REINFORCED.
the two scientists constructed q filter
not only strong enough for practical
purposes but 80 effective nm ~ err
rlnde even molecules or salts dLs-
solved In the liquid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
Texas Needs Capital.

Texas cannot be developed with
home capital ana n this generation
imposes TO develop the state. We must
ret men ard money from the Sufsida
ma an invitation 70 homeseekerr aaS
capitalism a cordially sxtsndsA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
Blue Club Celebration Tonight

The Club Popular Mexico Texano
popularity known as the "Blue Club
the vctera local Mexican democratic
o. ganization-wrill celebrate It's 3Sfh
anniversary and installation OF Off
GERS. with 2 reception al the Browns
vile opera house tonight. An clab-
ofafe program will be presented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-01-01
TO Our

Dear Friends
u gives NJ great pleasure 40 thank you for the very prosperous
year you have helped ~ enjoy. and with the passing of the Ola year ana
the nea approach of the new one. we wish 10 take this method VIZ
showing "a appreciation or your business and good viii
Although " 2 have only been in business sor somewhat Tess nan M
year, VI feel that we have formed "a close connection and VIZ trust ue
coming year will see a An "a position to be associated With YOU even
more closely.
Our endeavor during The next year will b. a. IL has been fn the
past that Is, We will spare nothing 10 give you quality. unquesnonable.
installation and fair dealing. and thereby gain your confidence and
prove our reliability.
Thanking you and wishing you. one and am. a happy and prosper
a New Year. we are,
Very truly yours.
W. ~ PUTEGNAT CO..
Electrical and Plumbing Contractors
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

This is not sale during which a few special
bats are extended to lure you into the store
and charge regular prices and sometimes more
upon the remainder of the stock, but "A genu-
inc cut in price on every article in the house
including the newest seasOnable merchandise.
Our patrons know by experience when Shelby
advertises a Semi-Annua1 Cut Price Sale it
just what the advertisement says.
That is why many people wait for this
great bargain event. JOE SHELBY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11

OsT:-Friday night between Conn S
and Herron's wide, plain gold ring.
Return to Simpson House and receive
reward.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
YOU'LL. FIND 1T In THIS COLUMN.

Boarding house for rent Mrs. Halle
B. Sweeney Bryantsvllle KY. loaf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
Tx. Watson Chairman of Young Mems
Democratic Club.

Some several days ago there was
organized in the State of Kentucky. a
branch of the National Young Mems
Democratic club, with Hon. Stanley F.
Reid as State chairman and Hon. Glib
ney Oscar Letcher Vice Chairman. the
latter being relative of Hon. w. B.
Mason of this city. Hon. ]. M. Farra
was appointed district chairman for the
eighth district of Kentucky and upon
his recommendation Mr.. Reid has ap-
pointed Mr.. T. K. Watson as the county
chairman of Garrard county. The Sc
lection of Mr.. Watson is good one as
he true democrat and for the past
few years has worked hard for the
democratic party in Garrard county
and has at all times done all in his
power to promote democracy. He is
already hard at work and has appoint
ed young democrats in every precinct
in the county as his deputies, whose
duties are to get out the young democ-
rats and get them interested in the ell
ection of Wilson and Marshall, especial
ly those who will cast their first or Sec
ond Presidential vote. Mr.. Watson
has appointed the following young demo-
Gratis as the precinct leaders in their
respective precincts Court house,
Cleveland Bourne East Park Bascom
Ford West Park, j. J. Walker Jr.-
Union, Jack Edwards PIT. Lick, Harry
McWhorter- Buckeye, Otto Simpson
East Bryantsville, Hogan Ballard,
West Bryantsville, DIR. B. c. Rose,
Walker School House ]. C. Jones.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
Contracts Awarded For The Improvements
To Three Bidders And Work Will
Begin At Once And Be
Rushed ToA
Finish.

The City Council in accordance with
their advertisement, met on Tuesday
night to open the bids for the proposed
improvements to the local water works
system. At least dozen bids We're
received for the different parts of the
work and several representatives were
present to press the claims of the res
pective bidders. After careful con-
sideration and going over the various
bids with the supervising engineer Mr..
C. N. Crawford Jr. of Lexington KY,
the contracts were let to three different
firms for the various parts of the work.
The Tank contract was awarded to the
Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. of Chicago
Ills, at $511O. The tank is to be erect
ed on a latticed iron stand 140 feet in
height, is to be modern in every re-
spect and is to have a capacity of
1000, 900 gallons per day. The Filter
contract was awarded to the Greer
Filter Co. of Pittsburg Pa. for $225O,
The filter is to be of the gravity type,
the best filter known to modern science
with capacity of 100000 gallons per
day and the water guaranteed SO per
cent pure. The work on the dam, a
five foot increase in height was award
ed to Mr.. j. A. Moynahan of Richmond
KY. Mr.. Moynahan submitted two
bids for $500. and $4,000. respectively,
and the Council has not yet decided,
just which proposition they will accept.
All of the contractors are to give
good bonds for the faithful and proper
completion of their work, and the work
is to begin at once, and with the ex-
ception of the tank will be completed
before the first of the year.
The City Conncil will be able to dc
the work contemplated in the improve
ment of the water plant with the $12,-
900. voted for the purpose, and viii
have little money left.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
City Notice.
9-13-4t

Taxes are due. Come in and pay
them promptly and avoid the penalty
which goes on in a short time. Water
rates will also soon be due and must be
paid promptly. Have your money
ready. The improvements to the
streets, the expense of keeping them
up and the general running expenses of
the town takes money just the same as
it takes money to run your business.
We have taken advantage of the low
price of coal prevalent early in the
season and purchased asufficient supply
to run the water plant through the
winter. This coal must be paid for.
My office is now at the shop of Judge
E. w. Harris. Call there and settle
your water rate and taxes promptly.
If l am not there Judge Harris will
issue receipt L. E. Heron. 1861.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
Harvey Estes Becomes Editor OLA New
Religious Publication AT
Georgetown Ky.
Georgetown Ky.

The Baptist Recorder is to be the
name of new weekly publication at
Georgetown KY, which will be devoted
to the promoting of Baptist interests
in Central Kentucky. Harvey M. Estes
is to be the managing editor. Mr..
Estes is the son of Mr.. S. H. Estes of
this place and is very bright young
man, and is not unknown to the literary
world, he having written several poems
and composed song.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11


the ices served were quite tempting.
Mesdames R. L. Elkin and j. M. Farra
poured the chocolate for the guests.
G. L. Walter was in Lexingnoh
Tuesday.
Fisher Herring spent several days
this week in Louisville.
Misses Jane and Mary Doty were
visitors in Danville Tuesday.
T. X. and j. A. Swope of Lexington
are the guests of Lancaster relatives.
Miss Jennie Lackey was in Danville
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams of
Lincoln have been visiting Lancaster
friends.
Mesdames Matte P. Frisbie and Ed.
Price were visitors to Danville relatives
last week.
Mrs. j. R. Mount is visiting friends
and relatives in Frankfort Covington
and La Grange.
Mrs. Dank Ball has returned to her
home in Indianapolis after a pleasant
visit to Lancaster
Misses Halle Brown and Ella Henry
have been visiting Masdames E. j.
Brown in Stanford.
Misses Minnie Brown and Minnie
Gulley have been recent visitors of the
Misses Dickersons at Buckeye.
Mesdames Mollie Swope and W. A..
Moberly of Knoxville Tennessee. are
guests of Mrs. Zarelda Gulley.
Mrs. Joseph Bailey of Washington
Court House Ohio is the guest of Mrs.
w. B. Mason and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Ollie Carpenter have
returned to Red Rock Oklahoma after
a visit to Garrard and Lincoln friends
and relatives.
Miss Della finder who is teaching
again this year at Greensburg is ex-
pected home tomorrow Saturday for
the finder and Robinson neptials.
Mrs. w. H. Brown is in Stanford
visiting DIR. and Mrs. E. J. Brown.
She has been quite i'll having very re-
Gently undergone an operation and is
now reported recovering.
The following announcement has
been received here. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bogie of Mt. Sterling announce
the engagement of their daughter Miss
Arabella Bogie to MIR. Webster Perit
Huntington wealthy business man of
Cleveland Ohio. The prospective and
attractive bride has often visited Miss
Joan Mount of this city.
Mr.. j. L. Virgins and wife, Mr., j. S.
Leach and wife and Mr.. j. A. Forbes
of Wilson N. C. were registered at the
Kengarlan this week, Mr.. Virgins is
associated with Mr.. w. B. Burton in
the horse business, as is Mr.. Forbes,
while Mr.. Leach is prominent tobacco
buyer and is well known on all the Cen
trail Kentucky breaks.
Mrs. Fred P. Frishie gave an enjoy
able dinner party Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, the guest of honor being
her grandmother Mrs. Ann Walker of
Huntington, w. Va. Some Is or 20
guests were invited to honor the former
Lancasterian whose friends are too
numerous to mention. The home was
prettily decorated with cut flowers,
palms and fern and the menu served
was quite palatable and the occasion
quite memorable one to the honoree.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
$500. Fine Mrs. Helen Lane Given This
Punishment For The Killing Of Her
Husband In DanviIle A Few
Weeks Since.

Mrs. Helen Lane who shot and killed
her husband in Danville recently was
tried in the Boyle county court last
week and her punishment was fixed at
fine of $500. Richard Williams of
Flat Rock, McCreary county, Mrs.
Lanes divorced husband was on hand
and replevied the fine for three months
and she was set at liberty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-10-11
Small Farm For Sale.

81 acres as fine corn and tobacco
land as you can find l five acre barn l
new stock barn 2Sx4O new Broom house
l mile from pike q miles from Hyatts-
vile, you can pay for this at $1,000
per acre.
S. H. Aldridge Hyattsville, KY, or
j. |. Hamilton Lancaster.