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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Wichita Players
at Training Camp

The players Of the Wichita ball team
left Thursday for Geuda Springs and
viii remain there until March o. Twenty
three Of the Jobbers we're on the list that
left Wichita. George Hughes made q
trip to Geuda Springs early last week and
reported from that place that the weather
conditions we're IDEAL and had hopes Of
hammering into shape good bunch be-
fore he got away from the place. Hughes
and his squad will leave Geuda and go
direct to Joplin. where they viii meet
the ROurkes in two games.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
School Kids Have
Free Day at st. Joe

Jack Holland has announced that Mon
days will be the free day for school chill
dren at his park this summer Jack has
tipped off another stunt which the rest OF
the Western league towns might do well
to follow. for he argues the school boys
let in free this year viii pay their quar-
ers 10 get through the gate next year,
The Monday free admission will call for
paid ones the rest Of the week. And
every boy who wants to should be al
lowed to visit the bleacher section and q
ball game once a week
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Go..ett Look. Good.

Dick Gossett. the premier Josie catcher
Is working out at Hot Springs with the
major Ieaguers. Barney Reilly. las; yeaI
with the Drummsrs says Dick is max
Ing hit with the big fellows and Jimmy
Burke. manager Of the Indianapolis tear
OF the American association wcuId Ike
TO get HIM Barney also says Dick Is in
yTeat shape and never looked better.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
S.S.S. OLD Sg s6srs

Every old sore Is due to the ulc ration Of flesh
tissues The superficial abrasion or opening may
have come as the result. OF scratch, burn cut or
some other wound, but the place remains open and
OF a chronic nature because the tissues and flesh
Rbres beneath the skin are in an unhealthy condi-
lion from polluted blood supply.
Even IL il were possible TO subdue the liberation
Of the flesh and produce an antiseptic and cleanly
condition OF the sore with medicines applied to the
external opening, such treatment could not bring
about any permanent curative results Deep down
in the blood there is continual cause al work to
prevent the place from healing. lar
II we expect permanent cure it is not the S0k
which must be cieansed Then the morbid matter and
will be destroyed, and the flesh, becoming healthy '
together, and the ulcer can no longer exist "
sore, for we realize that some salves lotions etc.
soothing to the irritated and painful nesh But
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Senators Are Large.

In the matter Of having big men on the
team washington VIII compare favorably
with any team in the country. Barring
Guy johnson. Boehlkag and Akers. every
one of-the pitchers is six feet or over,
and no team has three catchers OF the
size Of Henry. Williams and Ainsmith.
These. together with knight. Flynn. Nc
Bride. Moeiler. wiz stack up pretty well
with any team which can boast Of siants
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

In le77 ] had my leg badly. cut o.
the sharp edge OF barrel A greet
sore formed, and for years NO one
knows what suffered with the
place. I tried, IL seemed to me,
everything I had ever heard of, but
s9s NO rsiieL AZ isst osr.n sss ne, nae :,
removed all tho poison from my
blood and made q complete and per-
mansnt cure Of the scre.
JNo. ELLIE
loe wyekon st., Brooklyn, n. Z.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
GiOn-Wasem Match
is Set for Monday

The finish wrestling match besweea
Oscar Wasen and George Giou, Ehich
was suppcscd TO Be held last thursday
night at Lincoln. was postponed until to-
morrow night Gion was caught IN the
blizzard which ragged Wednesday ars
Thursday. but is in lincoln now and VIII
remain there until after the match
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
A Great Dresser,

sid Mercer In the New York Globe says
Josh Devore Is tbs most fastidious
dresser at Marlin Springs. According to
sid. the Giants left fielder has fifty
three articles packed In enc suit case-a
deck Of cards and . change Of necktie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

been done there no longer e any inammaoy inpur nc
ous te the place. and nature the natural
healing of the ulcer When S has purified the blood ans
the place more nouhed with pure rich blood thea ever
symptom disappears and not temporary cure but e place
firmly and soy healed from the bottom the skin SSS
recognized the greatest of all blood purifiers and therein lies Ii
ability old purely vegetable containing
FORM and lis ne tonic effects always helpful overcoming
the impure systemic effects OF an old sore.
We have special treatise Old Sores which We viii be glad Il
send free all who desire IT, contains the Of mani
cured persons as to the value of We viii also be glad send
you any medical advice you desire free Of charge
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, ATLANTA G.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

depends on such measures aloHe,
and makes no effor. to purify the
blood, will never find a cure, and
the place is sure to grow worse
and enlarge. ~
Only by cleansing the blood
of the poisonous cause can old
sores be cured. S. S. S. heal.
them by going down into the cir
culation and removing the CAUSE
from the blood. When This has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

Eas for the inf>sd h JHnc- Jnrt Be
rsEs-zl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

Asa usr DE- @ AaBzz.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

An we hope is that Pa and his boys
avoid getting drowned in the spring thaw
a. Joplin.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

Jack Haskell proposes training his UNI
the Job until the season opened last year
and was not through training EN- when
1t closed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

1t was Just ten years ago this month
Brown has shown in the decade some
tn1ng Of what Pas capabilities as base
ball man really are.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

In the meantime the white hopes and
prospective wrestling champions are
reaping the golden harvest provided by
willing supporters Of sport who arc
entitled to something better than they
are getting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Judgments

NREsIDENT RoURKE feels jubl-
y liant over the team he has assem-
bled since the 1911 season closed.
He went TO his spring training
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
RADFORD

Especial to Tho Times DispatchJ
Eadfnrd. September IL Mrs l. W
Clark entertained at five tables of
cards "A 800 party Friday Afternoon
from to o'clock ia honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. j. Nantollo Thomas of
Roanoke. Punch was served to tho
gu ssts on their entering the hall by
Misses Irene Tinsley and Kathleen
Clark from q worry artisticaliy ar
ranged punch bowl decorated with
luscious lunches Of grapes entwined
with vines and leaves. Those pres
emit We're. Misses Laura Ingies. Lhly
and sue Tyler. Anna kendcrdinc. La
vnia Ragland. of NorfolS Eleanor
Scott, Miss Ralston. OF Middleboro.
Ky; the Misses Pamplin. tho Misses
Caldwell. Mrs Edmonlson. Mrs. X l..
Jordan, Mrs Dave Cloud Mrs. J. r. is
Cowau. Mrs. Tvroc billiard. of Lynch
burg Mrs. Eugene Adams. of Wash
iugton ID. e. Mrs. w h Roberts. Jr,
Mrs. ". X r BALDWIN. Jr Airs.
Horace Jones Ithaca, y. Y; Mrs. Fred
liinstein and Miss Captain Preston
Miss Lavlnia Ragland made the
highest scora winning first prize.
boz Of candy. the BOBBY prize going
TO Mrs Eugene Adams Refreshments
were served at tho card tables in tho
library ana parlor TIN, lower floor
was decorated In goldonrod. ferns
aud pottcd plants
Mrs q. W. Lyle and son George
returned Tuesday to thair homo on
Arlinston street from Bedford. whore
thov have been visiting. They were
accompanied home hy Rossitcr Fizcr
who spent the week with them.
Miss Jennie Neal has returned to
her home i'm Rome, Ga, after visiting
Misses Ethsl ana Mary Lane at tine
All. ard Mo TJ.th T,lc~ loft cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Master Winston Clayton. have returned
10 -. Elmo. near Washington. u. c..
after pleasant visit with Miss villa
and Master Dudley Collins.
Master Collins Bcadlos OF oak
Park Madison County. is visiting his
uncle. Or. 6. I. Collins and family and
other relatives i'm Highland Springs.
Miss Mary Deicrhoi left during the
past week to attend school during tho
session Of l9l2-13 in Fredericksburs
Mrs. H. \. ltathburn and son. Newell
Iiathburn together with her daughter
Mrs. LEILA Wise, left during this wee,
for South hin. where for the winter
they will make their home. Mr.. Rath-
burn having accepted a position as
editor and general manager OF the
weekly paper of that place.
The Rcv. g. @. Blanton. pastor Of
the Methodist Church OF Highland
Springs. left Thursday for Randolph
Macon College. where he VIII resume
his studies i'm theology for the session
of 1ai2-l3
Miss Ethel Hechler. who returned
tho nrst of the month from delight
ful vacation spent i'll lauquicr County.
has been quite sick for the past few
days. but is now on the road to re-
covery.
Tho Mandolin club. of Highland
Springs was entertained Tuesday night
at tho homo of Junius Atkinson. ON
Daisy Avenue Refreshments were
served. and tho rendition of select
music by the club was greatly enjoyed
b. the largo crowd present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
PULASKI

l>pecial 10 Tho Tmes-nispato
PULASKI. Va. sept emucr The
members of the smart set 'iuh- conn
posed Of Young omen of the city.
hav. been having - pleasant round oi
entertaining I'M Vl"N al . number OF
the members leaving within a fcw DAVIS
for school Monday afternoon they
were entertained By Miss Sell Painter.
Monday and last night by Miss Anna
Belle Chaffin. TUESDAY found them at
tho home Of .1iss Mary Trolinger
was tho hostess
The Thursday club which disbandod
for the summer months. held tn I'M
tial meeting Of the season Thursday
afternoon 40 the home of The president.
Mrs. -. Laughon Plans for the year
We're formulated. after which the
hostess served dainty rcfrcs hmcnts.
+. b Crawford, of Columbia. $. G..
who spent several months at Maple
shade Inn. returned this week TO their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
CuI-PEPER

Especial 30 The Times dispatch
Cupepcr VA sertcmber t. Miss
Nannle Jennings let TINS week for
Roanoke who're she has accepted a
position to teach this winter
Miss Lizzie Harrison lcf: on Monday
foi several DAYS trip to Washing
ton. Baltimore and philadelphia
rhii YoWell. of charlottesville. spent
several DAVIS this week with his mother.
Mrs Fannie Vowel at Corner View. b
Walter hit and Ned Almond left
on FRIDAY FOR r. VI. l.. where they will
attend school this session.
Mr. and Mrs Raplrv Shackclford.
who hav" Just returned from their
Northern honeymoon. we're guests at
tho Wavprly Hotel on Monday
Miss Mabel Burton left on Tuesday
for T. NJ l.. panvillo. where she viii
resume her duties as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. T.. Booker are the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
APPOMATTOX

Especial q Tho Times Dispatch
ippomattoN Va september 1i-Mrs
Mollie l. Morris and daughter Miss
Jessie. % T.yn0hburE were the guests
~ Mrs u l.. Moore this week
+. NJ and C. y Moore. OF Beckhan1.
we're tn. guests Of their sister Mrs.
II. =. lsehcock SUNDAY
Tho AnDomattoN Agricultural High
School opened ,ero Monday with very
large enrichment for the first day
Mrs. Nsil Kelley. who has been a
visitor at the home OF Mrs c w
Hancock for some weeks has returned
% he homo in Pierce cts. Mo.
Professor Edgar r Chelton or Buck
.tsham, left last week for Mt Hope.
W. Va. where he has secured posi-
ton rs principal Of tho High school
there,
Ms. ! " Davis Of prospect vicinity.
and NJ s. T. Louis. of Toga. viii
'aNf for West Virginia in a few weeks
here tlei expect to spend the sall
Visiting their son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
ONANCOCK
fspccialto The T,mcs-pispatch.l

Especial % The Timcs-pispatch.l
Onancock. Va. september l4.--Miss
Bessie Z. Taylor. teacher Of Latin in
the John Marshall High school. Kich-
mond. left Saturday TO resume nor
duties.
William Nelson returned Saturday
from visit to his aunt Mrs. Wood
ward. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. S. a. Laugsdale and Miss NJ.
y. Groton arc homo from orkney
springs Miss Grotou began her music
class Thursday.
Dr William y Tinney of Baltimore.
is the guest OF his uncle. Dr. Il. b. FIN
ncy
William e. Hall of Marion Nd was
al the home OF Mrs T. W. Taylor FRI
Hiss Marearc, J Brattcn left for
Oceanic saturday. where SHE will be
Mr. and Mrs W q. Pirts were the
lvcek-end GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs Abel
r. Jamcs. Of princess Anne
w lleury Powell is home from trip
Miss Sadie j. Fletcher is back from
a visit to Mrs Thomas Corbin OF Jen-
kius Bridge
John D. Wise spent Sunday with his
sister Miss Elizabeth y. Wise. at cape
Alrs John Loathcrbury ana two
daneht"rs. Missc Margaret and Re
n'uee, ot hnstvilc. are guests Of Mr.
4llHi AllS doin Ny i.NStlS.
Misses Ruth a. Nottingham May L.
k"licy ANA Catherine GUSTS have re-
turned from trip TO northampton
II raec Parker has been elected or
sanist Of HOLY Trinity Church
Maurice Bratten aftc- Il stay OF three
months with hts brothers in Princess
Anne County. is home.
CIR and Airs e. j. Shield wore at
Atlantic city sunday
Miss Mare
OF Rev JEFFERSON Randolph Tsyior. has
entered tho Female Normal School at
farmvile.
Mrs. J. 2. !. Hopkins and Miss
captain ani Mrs W. H. JONES re-
turned saturday from months So
l"utn at Orkney Springs
MISS soma and Cccii porkes navc
resumed their work. AS teachers on the
-tst'rn shore of Maryland.
MISSES Ruth aud Rose Armstronr.
an"sts OF Airs SiouowalI Bull for /,
mouth loft for Baltimore Thursday
'p, aln and Mrs WI T. Joynes re-
I armed saturday from months So
lourn az Orkney SPRINGS
NIS lt"n.It j.. Sniold entertained at
'"'NN 40 'Alclrosc" Thursdav oyciii,r
uonor OF her house guest. Miss
Nm'nita George ~ Georrotown. Doi
ouns Gayle has entered l,nndoinn-
MACON College at Ashland.
IS Iarkes is visiting rela-
IVES 100 Northunhorland COUNTY
Miss Sadin Mullen. of Af.r,t.~,,,,.
ana Miss Ethel Biesiow of Raiti,,, ,ils'
guests at .ltoorhIayvn.' Tor ~ ,,.'.p, -
A7Ne gone home
". Aiss FRANCES Waiter. Rovorlo,.
y, 'iW,Nr ana Miss Mario carroll wan,
Washington Monday.
ar and Mrs Nniian por,ro~, D.,,
,l'r1i'd ih'ir tin wedding an tboir
hHnSom" homo, "RosoiauaH lr
rhe beautiful lawn Was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
A NeW Principle in
Complexion Treatment
lFtopi .Soliciy Iiorldl

Most creams are injurious when used
h1btuallv. They clog the pores and
eventually form a permanent, soeev,
sitting hlm which inlcricrcs with climina,
tive action and make, the skin sickly and
pastY There is an application-mer
lied wax which act, upon an entirely
different principle While perfectly harm
less. IT contains active ingredients which
remove by ALSO p ION ne dead and half
dead particles o, scarf skin. as well a.
unhealthy matter in the pores. Thus il
takes array rom instead Of aiding 10 the
complexion, differing in this respect from
cosmetics The result is q perfectly mai
nral and healthy young complexion. NIer-
colized wax. procurablc at any drug store
tone ounce is sufficient, i, applied at
night like cold cream and washed Off in
the morning.
The correct principle in the treatment
Of wrinkles is 10 tighten the skin, which
naturally irons out the lines. A face bath
remarkably effective in this direction
may he made by dissolving ounce pow.
dercd saxolitc in q pint witch haz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Home Mrs Moseiy was formerly Miss
McGarork of tais county.
Nir ana SIR g y Martin have re-
turned from AN eHtend.d trip to points
iu Miehiean ohio and Missouri
Miss Ailn"dia kunklo has returned
from visit with friends st Natural
Bridge ana Roanoke
Graham Glmei of Diapers VALLEY.
lett her. Nednraday to r.sum" his
studies at the Prtshyterian Iheclog
ica seminary AZ Richmond. after
sp.nline Ills vacation with his parents.
Professor Tom Painter lett Wednes-
day to r,sumr his position as men-
Ter ~ the faculty 81 cluster springs
Academy aftrr spending his vacation
Win his parents, In ana Alrs. 6 q.
students who nayo been returning
10 their respective. schools th!s week.
an. as follows Misses R.tn and Mary
i<eister. TO elizabeth college. Charlotte.
y Misses Madeleine AskcW. Lucy
Graham ard Mos"hy Charlton. to the
state Norma Farmvillc. Miss Elise
Mcleod 10 Mary Baldwin stanton
Gpy laushon. so Washington and Lee.
hliy Wysor aud David ianghon. to
Hampden- sidney.
Non Charles Pierce Mscaill las is-
sued Invitations tor duncine at hts
country home Claremont for Tu"s-
day evening Soptr'-her ~. Mr. Mac
.esion Tex, for few weeks visit
N. 'as lecontlH cloctod q member OF
tn. stat" Lcsislature of that Stat" from
the Galveston district lie mas been
located in Texas for . Number OF years
and has hcld several offices Of trust
Mrs Iohu r. Darst and daughter. Miss
Maud who he'd hc.n simmcring at
ocean NieW. have returned to their
rWnski homo
ltra hsaduuy ana Miss bradbury.
Wnn @Deut tho season at Manic shade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
BRISTOL

Bristol. Va. September u -promm.
fni among INC social events OF tho
week was tine double marriage ar
toi"i Hamilton Tuesday night, wheu a
woadine party arrived hero from
Hiounivlll" in automobiles. The con-
iracuns parties We're. Professor d. C..
ANari and Miss Mae Sanders. and J s..
Hawk ANA Mrs Fannie L Hawke The
fev ! 70 Little and tic Row T r.
llouts were tho oniciatins mnisters.
The event was witnessed hy small
pnriy of friends from Blountvile. from
which two tile couples came
kcv S. Anderson and daughter.
Miss Mamie Lin Of Rose hin Loo
'onn'r Nireinia. We're guests of Mr..
ana Mrs John g. Anderson. on Andcr-
son stree The latter part Of tho week.
MISS Janic Bachman is visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

guests mis- week Of friends and rel
atives ~ MRrtinsvllio
e. Iiiil ana family who have been
spending tho summer with Mrs Kate
Sinrkc returned TO their home In III
Paso. Ten, this week
I'r. Herbert Lewis. who has been
th' guest OF his brother Dr. Maryan
Lewis. returned 10 his home in RicN-
mond. on Wetneshay r. was accom-
Miss Nellio Smith. Of Washington.
j. g.. IS thp guest OF Nj. and Mrs
a. ~ Smith. on West Street
Miss Bessie Hooper spent Tuesday
in Washington u g.
Mrs Fierce Horn, Of Washington.
-. c.. WAS the week end guest If
Mos DANES Wiltshire ana Bispham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

with our ous,omcrs-not merely that
cold formal attitude Of purchaser and
seller
You cannot fully appreciate this
earnest dc.irc Of our, until you visit
the Pcttit Store We hope that you
will avail yourself Of this, on cordial
Invita- on TO call at any time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
Cash or Credit

II You desire the con
yeniencc OF credit there
is no question OF our will
ingness TO extend it. We
will be pleased to open an
account, accepting a small
cash deposit and allowing
you to arrange subsequent
payments to suit your
convenience. Literal dis
counts for cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
RUGS AND CARPETS

We have always hown excellent assortment Of Carpets
Natting lnocims forth o
leocd carefully than ever before You ind here
ionally array Of loorco coverings
The a color varieties patcrna
IN Carpets and Rugs, that will
the
scheme Of particular room.
The following Of
savings offered this department.:
S.3xiO6 Extra Quality oxi2 Extra Ouali-, Velvet
Tapestry Brussels Rug
oXiO6ft Quality Iap Fol, Brussels Rue
cstry Brussels Administer R,r "a
9Xl2 f. Extra Quality Tap I3rls.cl, I{up
Brussels Rug S1375 1.t,;i LII,
ex2 Bungalow Wool and Printed inolcuns OlclotbS Ma,
Fibre Rug ,ines. c ~
All Floor Coverings Laid Free of Charge.
Now Is the time TO purchase floor coverings
patterns have been ncked and trf2e the le special
DO delay %
home not ready We will gladly hold any purchase subject to Your
order for future delivery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
THE HOME
BEAUT' IFUL


from the commonplace, but few arc
able to name wherein thing is good
or bad. Few are able to put the finger
on the spot making or maring the en-.
tire effect Of a color scheme or arrange
mcnt
Nothing contributes so much to-
ward the beauty Of tho home as the
hangiugs-thc porticrcs. curtains. and
50 forth. The most simple material.
1t artistically selected and used will
produce that air of cozincss and COM
tort 50 much to be desired i'm he home.
The department of the Pc,tit Store
devoted to Porticrcs. Window Cur
tain Couch Covers, etc. will he
found most complete, and VIC gladly
extend to you the advantage Of our
experience in suggestions and advice.
The Furniture, too. should be So
loclcd with care To obtain the desired
end The various reproductions If
old period styles. the more modern
styles and the many different woods.
all allow practically an unlimited lati-
tndc for artistic homo-makng 4 lit
lie touch of color here and there in the
shape of cover for the table. bureau
on dresser, IS the case may be, adds
greatly TO the beauty Of the home, and
the floor coverings also play an i'm
portant part
Tho artistically furnished home has
a subtle influence on the mind. pro-
ducing sense OF restfulncss and peace
without which our abode is not in
reality a home
Having years Of experience in home
in,nishing We are IN position TO offer
valuable suggestions and advice. We
are only too glad at any time TO help
you IN the furnishing OF the new home
or the roiurnshing Of the old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Harry Himebright yesterday FLED
suit for $4,000 damages against TIE
new Washington Utilities Company,
the s3O,OOO,OOO corporation which is
said to seek the merger Of public ser
vice concerns of Washington and neigh
boring portions of Virginia.
The suit, which for alleged perso-
nal injuries, comes as result of the
merger with the Washington-V Virginia
Railway Company, which is named as
CT. defendant. 1t is alleged that this
company negligently operated one of
it's cars along Fourteenth street, south
west, between B and c streets, July
18th last, la:, the result of which, plain
tiff alleges, he was run down and Sc
riously and permanently injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
RED CROSS SEALS.

Last year previous to tine holidays,
it will be remembered, the Postmaster
General issued a ruling to prohibit
the placing of Red Cross seals and
other Christmas stamps on the face
Of letters going through the postofice.
This order has been suspended this
year by instruction fthe Postmaster
General until January 1st, 1913, which
will enable the placing of Red Gross
stamps on the face of all first-cEass
mail matter. Last year all mail mat
tiers bearing other than lawful postage
on it's face was returned to the sender
or placed in the dead letter office. This
year, until January 1st, 1913 the pub
lie may place stamps other than regu-
lar postage on the face of all letters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-12-11
IS ush|ssE!
Darkey of Yesterday
Dumb as an Oyster This
Morning

Abe Douglass, colored, whose volun-
ility yesterday morning caused JUS
tice Cation to adjourn the Ponce eout'
without rendering judgment IN sns
case where Douglass was charged WIN
assaulting Martin Cornwell, coiorea,
at the intersection of Cameron and
Payne streets on Monday afternoon
was replaced in the box this morning
He was represented by L. d. Maehen
and was as mum as "Ginger Blue
.he darkey who played the part OF a
defunct in the play of "The Virginia
Mummy"
After hearing all the evidence JUS
tice Cation dismissed the charge against
Douglass and fined Cornwell Sou 1oi
disorderly conduct. Upon leaving tne
dock Douglass, anxious to express his
thanks to the court, approached the
Judgment seat, and manifested MS
thanks pantomimically, bowling and
ecraping as he left the court room