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The Washington times., 1912-12-16
Twelve.
Colorcd widow with Ave small chill

Colorcd widow with hvc small chill
drcn ................... .....'''' ''''''.'S'Vt
A colored widow with itvc small chill.
drcn. Her relatives arc hard.working.
respectable people. Although they have
large families Of their own and arc able
to do very little for the woman. they
contribute what they can every month
toward her support. Woman is a good
mother and works hard to keep her
little group Of five together. 500 II
week. or 3i0a.00 u year. Is what viii he
required to bring peace aiid tov of
Christmas to this family all the year.
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Fourteen.

Old couple who face separation IL
not aided NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$iJ;
a refined old couple who have seen
better days. Man is an invalid and tho
woman Is far from strong. She is nblc
to make about $l..j week sowing.
$50 a week. or $500 u wear. will make
this old couple free from fear Of scpa-
ration and give them Christmas cheer
all tho year round.
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a,ysar 10 the Christmas present rcquireil
to keep this home together.
! = Ten.
Widow who IL an invalid with three

Widow who 10 an invalid with three
children Observation-Disclosures. 1854
A widow with three small children. the
eldest IL. The mother Is a chronic in-
valid and must be careful not to OVER
work. The children are also delicate,
but the mother, who Ii an Intelligent.
educated woman, is giving them the best
of cSrc The whole family Is sleeping
out Of doors. The only regular income
they have Is what they arc able to
make raising chickens and eggs In Il
small way, OF the $4,000 n year which
will bc required TO enable these children
TO have mothers love and care $4,000
has already been pledged; 500 a week
or 1854 year IL the Christmas present
needed for this mother and her children.
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Laid Eggs on Ice.

tjcipating the rise In the price of cggs.
a hen belonging to Gilbert Brown laid
seventy two In an Ice house last sum
mer Brown IL training his other hens
to use the cold storage nest.
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Seven.

A little mother for a family OF
four ...... ................'..>I
A young coiorcd girl Of eighteen who
10 acting the part OF q mother and
homeinaker for hcr blind father and
his thrce motherlcss children. The
younger children are all doing well In
school. The little mother has shown
great ingenuity In shopping and pro-
viding for her family. Among three
neighborhood contestants az to who
could buy the most nourtshing food Tor
the least money she came out ahead.
500. q week, OF $lNi.00 year. IL needed
IN addition to what the relatives are
aSie 10 do and Is the Christmas present
needed for this family.
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Women Teach 1900.

EAT1CK. Mass. Dec. I6.-Miss Emma
r. Chatter and Miss Eliza W. IiatlIa-
way, have taught school here forty
years. There are $500 residents OF
Eatick. The two teachers have taught
100 Of them.
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REPORT SHOWS '..''.: I
.AElP.. WAS:
g. :..... .::.. I: MADE LASTING
Associated Charities Points to
Fourteen Families on ="
Opportunity List
tContipncd from First Page.)

required yearly until the oldest child 10
Old enough to become a wage-carner.
iNuinbor eisht-A refined old couple
VINO have seen better days. Last .:ear
thcy had position as caretakcr OF a
building. This building has since been
rented 80 that their expenses have III
creased. This docs not, however. In
crease the amount that has. to be given
thcm as relief. as the wife. who Is the
one able to work. Is taking In sewing
instead of doing the cleaning OF the
building.
Number ninc--A widow with three
children. The, whole family delicate.
This family Is steadily improving In
Health. last year beng the first year
that the children were able to stay In
school the whole winter. They are CO.
operating In every way with what IL
advised by the doctor. and the children
when they viii be able to care for their
mother. Five hundred aud twenty dol
lars a year was required to keep this
family last year and will be agan rc-
SsS SeSsaa ss sso Ssnr So n, hut S sSS' /, sSs the
amount needed.
Number ten Refined colored woman
who had been deserted by her husband:
been sworn out FOR him. During the
winter ne came back. and has assumed
full responsibility for his family. II is
hoped nc has learned Il esson. and Will
not again try to shirk his duty.
Number elcven-A widow with
three children under thirteen years OF
age. During the summer some rela.
lives in Baltimore. who had not before
felt they were able to help. offered the
woman a home with her children. The
Oldest hoy has gone To work. and with
what ~! woman Is able to do they arc
self.support!ng.
Same Sum This Year.
''Nunlber twclve-An aged colorcd
couple devoted to each other. who keep
an Immediately clean home. Tho man
, IL crippled 20 he Is not able to work.
A former employer pays their rent. One
hundred and four dollars was subscribed
last year and kept this couple together.
This will be required again this year.
az there IL no material change IN the
Number thirteen--A colored widow
with six children. Her family are all
hard working. industrious people and
are helping her all they can with pro-
visions. The only change that has come
in this family is that the baby died after
One hundred and ffty-six dollars was
required last year. This will be reduced
this year to SlO4.
"Number fOurteen-A young man who
was in sanatUrium suffering with tn.
berculosis. After three months say
in the sanatorium, which was made
possible by the answers TO the appeal
4 sister In the country. where he Is now
finishing the year OF rest which the doc.
tor said would be necessary before hs
could return to work"
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children are we'll trained. and the
mother is perfectly heroic IN & hsr ..;sII,. sMors
WitS % on,y an ordinary educetion and
With his handicap can not make Q Mv.
I'M wage. There are: no relatives @ WhS Y
are able to help. S5.o0 week. or SSsO:W
a year. wilt Be the Christmas psescus
required II this family - 10 maInta'h
tke prcpcr standard OF living.
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FOURTEEN CHANCES =. =:
: GIVEN HERE TO. AID
WORTHY FAMILIES

Hero are Fourteen Opportunities
whereby the people Of Washington
can aid In making comfortable for one
whole year fourteen families. spch
thoroughly deserving and TO each Of
which the SUM asked means the necessi-
ties Of life for twelve whole months.
Subscriptions may be sent to The Times
or to the Associated Charities.
One.
Widowed mother with hve children =
under twelve years. x......... $3.50
a good woman and . splendid mother
with five children under twelve. Home
is spotlcss and her children 60 to school
regularly. After hcr husbands death
siIc tried to be both father and mother
and was fast breaking IN health when
called 10 the attention OF the Associated
Charities. Their. expenses are $1,000 q
week: With the care of her CHILDREN
she Is only able TO make $500. Her
church helps her with the rent. 500 =
week. $500 a week or Se600oO year Is
the Christmas present that will be re-
quircd to keep this family intact. 49,.
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ihirteen.

Deserted wife with five little ones to
.,,-..., s,c,
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
S7s,OOO,OOO More Pensions.

Not less than $75,0OO,O0O a
year, Secretary Fisher reports
to President Taft, will be added
to the governments expenditure
for pensions if the Sherwood Dol
lar-a-Day Pension bill, already
passed the House, becomes law.
At this rate the pension disburs-
ments of $157, 900, 900 for the fis-
cal year of 1911 will soon rise to
nearly $235, 900, 900.
Never was a more reckless
raid on the United States treas
ury planned. Mover before did
the House so brazenly play poll
tics at the taxpayers expense
for the sake of the old-soldier
vote. Nobody who supported
the Sherwood bill pretends to say
where the extra 100000 a
year will come from, and nobody
seems to care. Men who prattle
about economy ostentatiouslv
took the floor in order to get
credit in the coming elections for
voting money for war veterans.
If the measure ever reaches
President TAFT, he will have the
opportunity to write a veto mes
sage that will make history. But
will he have courage to do it?
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
Don't Rush. be More Considerable.

Everybody is ready to kick the
man who is down. The man
with tale of woe is Stunned.
We are travelling in too swift an
age to look backward. It is a
mad rush to reach the goal.
What that goal is, is a mystery.
What does it profit a man if
he should gain the whole world
and lose his own soul?"
We haven't time to consider.
The point is, to beat the other
fellow at all hazards regardless
of consequences. The habit is
becoming second nature with us
all. We are creatures of envir-
onments. The man who can stop
long enough to realize his real
position in life is a Prince. He
is man among men whom all
love and respect.
It is not the purpose of The
Banner to hedge in any ones am
billions, but as men and brothers
let us be more considerate with
those with whom we are bound
by ties and obligations.
We believe in being enthusiast
tic and deeply in earnest in any
thing we undertake. But let us
not get so over jealous in our am
billions that we haven't time to
pick up a fallen brother and with
words of good cheer, bid him
God speed. We pass this way
but once and our time is short to
say the least. That time should
be occupied in doing something
for our fellowman.
The Golden Rule, one of the
most beautiful commands IN the
bible, DO unto others as you
would they should do unto you,
should be the guiding maxim in
the life of every man.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Peace, but with four new bat
tleships each year to assure it. is
Admiral Dewey's wish for the
future of the United States in it's
foreign relations.
AS head of the general naval
board the admiral recommended
that tour new men OF war be
built. The admiral is quoted as
saying; Il am for peace, but
with four more battleships as an
assurance that it will be main
tanned.
Several of the ships, such as
the Oregon, Indiana and Massa-
chusetts, which have been the
pride of the navy, but which are
now more than twenty years old,
will soon be obsolete.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
Do Not Blame
Your Family Doctor for
Not Curing You.

He has many different diseases to
prescribe for, and his attention is TAX
en- up with nearly 100 diseases of ali
parts of the body. With a specialist
it Is different. His entire practice and
his entire study and scientific resear-
ches are confined to his speciality, and
such diseases as are Immediately con-
nected herewith, and every possible
phase of character of such diseases
must become thoroughly familiar to
him. 1t is Of the greatest Importance
to the public to distinguish between
THE REAL SPECIALIST and the impos-
ter. The United Specialists have UNI
bounded confidence in their ability.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
CONNALESCEETs
Those Recovering from Amy rSs-
we're Illness

Those Recovering from Amy rSe-
we're Illness
After a long wasting IIInesa, con
valescents require nouFishiRg food
that win not overtax the digestive
functions-and In the way of a
etrength-restoring and vitality-maling
tonic, we. know OF, nothing that equals
Vinol our delicious cod liver and irop
tonic without pil). N
Vinoi creates an appetite, re-estab.
fishes good digestion and helps tho
daily food to make rich blood, for'r
flesh. strong muscles and impari no,
life and vitality to every organ In the
body. We Rsk those who need a
strength and bodybuilding tonic res.
torative to call at cur store and get a
hottie OF VinOl. Mith the understand.
ing that If 1t does not help them we
will refund their money without Ques-
ton. ii i}|fT'f q
S. e. McGeachy, Druggi
chiPlsy, FL
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

The day of the large farm is
passing. 1t has beendemonstra-
ted time and again, that the man
who cultivates a small acreage
well makes more than the one
who endeavors to cultivate more
land than be can attend to. 1t is
not matter of acreage, but of
thoroughness of cultivation that
counts.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
cATARRH.

Il VOnr toRgne, coated, or have you
a bad taste, stuffed mp nose with a
dropping in the throat7 Such symp-
toms indicate the beginning of catarrh
of the stomach. Catarrh of the kid
neys, liver and bladder cured. Don't
neglect these catarrhal conditions. If
neglected they soon lead to general
systematic catarrh, or may develop In
to Bright's disease.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

When we read of the number
of tragic death that occurred
during the Christmas holidays
in other towns throughout the
country, we feel like congratu-
lating the people of Chipley and
vicinity for their quiet. orderly
and sane cele bfatiOn.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
RHEUMATISM.

Have you swollen or detormed jOints2
Pain and stiffness in muscles or lame
ness with inability to straighten up7
If 50. consult us. Our treztment for
rheumatism has been the marvel Of the
medical profession.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

President Taft is trying to
side-track the tariff issue and
raise the trust question. If there
is ANYTHING that President Taft
is ashamed OF in the record of his
administration, it is the tariff
record he and his party has
made.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

1t is believed in some quarters
that Ex-Governor Folk of Mis-
souri,, will retire from the con-
test for the Democratic nominal
ton for President and that Spea-
ker Champ Clark will have the
united support of Missouri.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

forehoiding consumption, wheeling in
the chest, and asthma, are ali now
durable under our new European treat
ment. Don't wait until you have run
into consumption. We guaranteed re-
suits If we tell you 30.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Prosperity in'big chnnhs must
be floating around about the
Graceville Advertiser Office. Ed
itor Stokes sow owns an auto
mobile.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Since 1865 the Federal govern
ment has disbursed for pensions
four and a quarter billion dollars
more than the entire cost of
the civil war.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
STOMACH, LIVER AND
HEART.

Is your stomach bloated with gas7
Does your heart beat irregularly7 Are
YOU constipated7 Tongue cOated7
Does your blood rush to your head1
Have you headaches? Do you vOmit2
Is your skin yellow? Is your stomach
painful? We can cure to stay cured
such conditions as these.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

The Georgia railroad commits
sion has decided that the news
papers and railroads may ex-
change their stock in trade with
with each other. Sane at last.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

The Jndson Harmon boom was
given little extra lift by the
Ohio state officers calling on the
governor and indorsing him for
the presidential nomination.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

The tariff question will come
up in Congress shortly. The
Democrats will insist on reduc-
ing the tariff on all articles and
the Republicans are divided on
how far to go.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Senator LaFollette in speak
ing in Ohio, denounced the
"stand-pat" Republicans, and
says progressive Republicans be-
lieve that the initiative, referen-
dun and recall are .he cardinal
principles of true Republican
ism.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

The supreme court of Iowa
has upheld the Moon liquor law
and as result over 500 saloons
in that state are forced out of
business.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Col. Goethal, chief engineer of
the Panama canal, says the canal
will be finished on or before jan
uary 1, 1914.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

We wouldn't give snap of our
finger for a Democratic victory
that doesn't spell Tariff Re-
form" says the Waco Texas
Times-Herald.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
THURSDAY, Jsr. =. 1912.

The old partnership of Politics
& Tariff is limbering up for ac-
ton again.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Have you loss of power, loss Of Vi
tally, loss OF Aigorl Is your memegy
poor7 Are YOU lanRlid, with ali the
various symptoms q weak nerves or
brain exhaustion Have you palpita-
ton OF the heart, tired, worn out, bhak-
en- down and discouraged feelinep1
Come to as, We will cure you.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04

Life is worth living in Wash
ington county, State of Florida.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
BLOOD AND SKIN
DISEASES.

Bad blood, broken complexion, red
biotchea, chaPped skin, red, rough
hands, warts, eczema and letter cured
In few weeks and the skin made aaft
and smooth again.
The Chipley banner. (Chipley, Washington County, Fla.) 1893-1943, 1912-01-04
BRONCHITIS.

catarrh OF the lungs, coughing. spit
lag Of blood Or Phlsgm' loss Of assh,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
Roosevelt Will Go No
Furtherin His Futile
Fight.
CERTAIN TO LEAD
INDEPENDENTS
All Contests Withdrawn From
Committee on Credentials, as
Forerunner of More Drastic
Action to Come in Conven-
ton To-Day or Friday.
Taft People Exultant.

Chicago, juno l9.-Thc IonE-crpectcd
crash In the Republican ranks came
to-rtght. The Roosevelt forces, acting.
they said, under the personal direction
OF the Colonel himself. began to lay
their plans for Independent action In
the National Republican Convention.
As forcrunner of the more drastic
morrow or Friday. the Roosevelt mem
bers of the com n,ittee on credentials
withdrew from that body Tonight
withdrew in person and, in effect, with
drew nil of the Roosevelt contests,
which had been scaled down from q.
to IS.
Colonel Roosevelt Tonight was in
the midst OF a series of exciting con-
fcrcnces, and was busy figuring on the
loyal delegates whom he could expect
to carry with him out of the conven-
ton, or rather into n separate conven-
tion on the Coliseum floor, in case the
decision 10 reached.
People who talked with the Colonel
to- might declared there wn. no longer
nny doubt as to his attitude. Con-
WINGED that the credentials committee
was against him and would retnfu the
contested Taft delegates in their seats.
Colonel Roosevelt decided to eo po
further with his futile fight in the
regular convention.
Ills Position Clear.
The Colonel would not issue a for
NAL statement as TO his warlike inten.
lions early in the evening, but was
said to have made his position clear to
his followers.
Some OF the conferences at his head.
quarters were exciting.
Senator Borah. of Idaho. It was re-
ported. declared as he left the Roose.
Welt rooms that ne would not bolt.
Tho Missouri delegation in the con.
vention held caucus tonight for the
purpose. It was reported of formally
launching boom for Governor Had
ley for President. Pie remarkable
5emon.tretIon ytyan ~ >Y,,.,
Continued on Tenth Pagal
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in tn time " their lives. No man in
ives cornet performance as much as
tn fellow that's BLOWN tn bugle. eX-
oipt some was Xix mesilf tina can't
hear him. livery orator was given
thirty minyits Ia state his case. Afr
the'ld been talkin' ffty-fve minyits
another orator stint a Teller to tap him
on tn arm an say: It's Bill turn
now, an tn Demastheens who was
sHyin'. From ninety millyon people
comes tn cry to us ends his solo be
sayin': I'm sorry Misthcr Chairman l
cidn't know ME time waa up. an goes
back to where his wife is sittin'. an
asts her how it whit She says magni-
hcinci She cudden't hear 1t.
There's wan grand thing abot tn
convintion. I'm proud ~ tn polls
foorce iv Chicago. An I'll say this,
that niver see a finer turnout " tn
consta blry in me life didn't think
they was so many coppers in TIL
wurruld.
Twas pleasure to see thin lined
mp in tn Railways with their coats
opened their gatlin' guns in tn out
side pockets an their clubs in their
hands ready to spring into tn debate
on tn foonlymintal principal iv TIL
Republican party at wurrud fr'um
tn presidin' officer--th assistant chief
Nv polls. I've been to many naytional
convintions, dye mind. but I've niver
sec more compitit chairman iv n Re-
publican convintion thth Herman
schuettler.
/ don't know how hid get on in a
Dimmycrat conventin when some dill
iNgate who'd been :>olisman HIM
silf before he was broke, wild demand
tn previous question. but this Re-
publican. convention wasn't enuff to
get him excited. 1t IVES foine to see
MIN an his splindid mon gon' arund
among tbs furyous mob iv almost UNI
conthrollable pathrites an pushin'
thin back in their seats ivry time
theyt started anything. Some wan
Unnamed with passon wud get up an
wildly wavin' his watch chain arund
his finger. wud cry out: TT occurs
to me tint tn convintion shud remim-
Der tn decision ~ Sinitof George
Continued on Ninth Pagol
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com
under the orders Of Colonel Roosevelt
the credentials
Chicago again at 145 o'clock 70
night declaring they were out for good
the committee to give fau hear
all took
the until
o'clock Dixon the
manager who had been hurriedy
These men tired and will
nenes
the would '-S
"T this "a eG' =, Mr. Hsnsy was asked.
Rooseoet with because
lineup was perfectly, pstn
We credentials. committee should hear all
not M should be the last
rs to Chairman Divine said adjournment
Mr. hooe addressed the boiling
ce H to .oa until can certain facts and lay
intend to do until you have the before ~
Colonel Tell. What Dc.
ns majority whsh
Governor aae spoke today This
which elected by the people
II am for convention in which
that this is no case Of ana l
national must n soH the right Of
pa. In the convention see that held
The argument in favor of of argument made
law and yet do what the law intended
Edward credentials commit.
tee described the proceedings a preceding the waik,ou,
rule @ sals mana Of the committee sought the outset
The proposed adoption election
cas- before the credentials committee
amendment ntrodued making the I OF ne
After CHAIRMAN r pv na for
the contests possible In
The Roosevelt acting under tn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
RE P j B LlCAN
PARTY IS DEAD
AND FUN RAJ
NOW UNDER WAY
That Is the Really Great
News Which Stands
Out in Chicago
Convention.
THIS GATHERING
LAST OF ITS KIND
COUNTRY WILL SEE

Tame Republican" May Live,
but Party 1t Has Typed Since
1856 Is Gone-To-Day 1t
Stands Divided, and Had Pri-
maries Been Held in All States
Power of Old-Order Politicians
Would Have Been Pitifully
Small-Old Politics Gone, and
Old Politicians Displaced by
New Ideas and New Systems.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
Decla res Intention of
Placing Double Set of
Candidates in Every
State of Union.
NO LONGER ANY
DOUBT AS TO HIS
ULTIMATE ACTION

Word Bolt" Is Avoided, but
When Contested Delegates
Are Seated, Colonel's Follow
ers Propose to Withdraw From
Convention and Hold One of
Their Own in Same Room.
Authorities Prepare for Trou-
BILE, and Declare No Such Pro-
ceedings Will Be Permitted,
Even if Police Are Needed tic
Stop Disturbers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20

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