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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Wilmington District.
Thompson, presiding cid


Burgaw circuit. T. O. Nickers, Carv -
er's Creek circuit. w. +. Brown. Chad
bouru, W G. Martin; Clinton circuit.
W. A Standbury. HsllsbOrO circuit r
y. Fits. Jacksonville. y. u Wright.
kenansville circuit. .. c. Geccie E,
Magnolia circuit, L {. Sell; Onslow
circuit. r I. Carraway: Richlands. J.
NJ Lowder. sea Gate and WriShtsville.
O. b. Webster supply; SCOTS Hill cir
cult T. a. Bruton. Snallotte circuit >
NJ Marlowe. supply. southport station,
g VI Lance. Swansboro circuit. j. G.
Whedbee: Tabor circuit. K 6. Beasley.
supply: Town Creek circuit. /. \ Lup-
ton. supply; Whiteville, J. p Pate
Wilmington. Bladen Street. v l. Rex
ford: Wilmington. Grace J. D. Bundy :
Wilmington. Fifth street. c. 7. Adams
Wilmington. Trinity. {. I. Rodgers.
Wallace and Rose Hin, r. II. Black
Conference missionary secretary. J. D.
Bundy.
Transferred. Roger H. Hasty 70 the
Western North Carolina Conference
Before the reading Of the appoint
ments. y II. u. Wilson. with the con
sent Of the seven other presiding ED
ers. VINO signed the paper presented
SATURDAY opposing further increase OF
aSScSSIIf- MS on the CoHieffNN' - US
time for bencvolences. withdrew the
papes. thus preventing further dis
cussion Of the same at this time
The report Of the board OF educa-
ton recomuse uded an increase OF W.
600 in the assessment for Carolina
College. VI. T. PiyIer offered an amend
-ncnt recommend that the increased
assessment be raised as a special ana
not aS an assessment. and the amend
rnent was carried The report OF tne
b,srf 81 missions showed $3.50
raised for foreign. and $500 raised
for home ard conference missions. and
seIs7 contributed BY wonens eno
ch.idren's missionary societies
C. T. weatherbce was elected esn-
<.-,,ce leader for the coming year.
J. %. Rundy wss selected 90 preach the
sermon OF the opening evening OF the
conference next year ana H.
North was selected alternate.
I, was 1870 o'clock when The sss-
ference adjourned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
NOPERSONALPART
IN OWN DEFENSE
Archibald Will Depend on Law
yers for Presentation OF
His Case

Vashin gton. Decembe. Judge
Robert W. Archibald. OF the Commerce
Court will take no personal part In the
conduct OF his case before the Senate
when that body rcassembles as court
OF impeachmen. tomorrow. Attorneys
FOR Judge Archibald. whose impssch
menr vas demanded by the House Of
Representative after INVESTIGATION ini"
the business relations alleged 10 be =
violation Of his judicial oath. stated
to-day ne would leave the presentation
Of mis- defense entirely 20 mis- lawyers
Senator Bacon. nov temporary pre-
siding Officer. VIII preside over the
court when il opens tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
INJtHIs> PROVE FATAL
ouuz Womss Thrown Frm BUSY
White Out hiding With FRIENDS.

..ifn hc Times Iiss'1tc1.
Va. December Miss
Nat ar go 90 9ht,r 0f ~ and
ST.. D. r-lrmeft. of this city. while
..t rfrr r.fn friends in I.eVisbsrg.
So fa yesterday afternoon. van
fhrop.r f-r-r trEzg and was ~ badly
fr sr.f Oil. Died within ver- short
t~. -.r vac az anr da1grfeT.
s.rtf.fr rsa~s 20 aEe and vas attend
ir4 f.. i.r hsrr 81 n rnv fDr Yolre
Ws~e. r.rrs and frr hrofhers
s.r...t n.r tr. aarenfs ffft 80 orc.
far ~ Iehr-E arl rlis nsIre fhe body
ha0k g.. rIfiai PROBABLY Pr MONTEREY.
The Old home. where Mis- CFImmet'
was bora -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Pay City Taxes

Richmond. Va. December 1. 1919

Richmond. Va. December l. 1919
THE LAST HALF or CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1912 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE. twenty-one years OF
age and EVERY person keeping noVSe
or doing business in the city, Is as
ses-ed FOR personal taxes Those VINO
have not paid any city taxes during
me wear are urged 20 call and settle.
so as TO avoid being posted as celin-
quents.
FIVE FER CENT viii he added 70
last half n not paid on or before DE-
GENDER -.
Interest At SIX PER CENT also at
taches 10 all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention IS called 70 the
above as under the city ordinances
there can be no avoidance Of the pen
atty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due ara
payable. FIVE PER CENT penalty
Will be added 70 ali 1919 Grading. Paw
ing and Sewer Connection bills NOT
PAID BIZ JANUARY 81. 1918.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. EIC.
must be pad ~ the once 81 DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets.
H. L. HULCE,
CITY Collector. City Of Richmoni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
N0ah'S Liniment
10 used BY all athletes and is
highly recommended By them.
Noah's Liniment penetrates
and requires no rubbing. Give it
a trial
Eoah'f Lininrrf 3 ihe

Eoahf Linimrnf 3 ne
~I remedy fo- Rh-s-
Sns,xzn eoiatics Lsne
BACK. stu JOINS sus
.Azss,es Sc-. ThTos-.
cslca strs !rs s7-tirs.
Cru. BrCi.eS = &C..
Cra mpa Seura' gte.
ESS-hasha ant 49,
Ssrve. Hons and Ms
E.s Aches are Pains
4hs genuine has Nesh ,
AN or every package
Azc iseks Ike -his cot.
Dat hA PTD esr1 or
S-en- % package az
SSoahs 4nfnerf a.
Hayr = RED TX Re
~ars % Initiation, So Z
~ a. teale-s - -rtl-
hsrs = 81 az %
01arartest c. money
psf11cet ~ SoE1 Yen
f>y GO r. -eNf a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Especial 20 Ihe Il1e7-D '7F''V
SALISBURY. y. e. December New
,e,~.rs for Rowan County were sworn
t,to of5ce here to-day. Tnc frst 20
tske the oath was Hon. TheO. } kiuttz.
Judge o. Rowan County. SHERIFF J. w.
NrK erzic and fuii st . county COM
ssf,fers were also swofu "a ~.
commissioners met a. once ana electeo
CAPTAIN II. G. Trott, of Salisbury. a.
chairman OF the board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
After Preliminary Hearing He Is
Held for Grad Jury
Without i.
CITY BONDS SOON TO BE SOLD
Report OF Chief OF Police Tor
November-Other Peters
burg News.
Tlmes-Dispatch Bureau.
. BOllingbroOk street
Telephone 1880.


Petersburg. Va. December >
After A preliminary hearing in the
Police Court this morning. Joe liIl'
negro. charged with the murder on
saturday night Of Henry West. negro
was sent on 10 the Hastings court
| for trial. and was committed without
1 bail West was stabbed 10 death late
Saturday night during difhcuity re-
smiling from a quarrel about 10 cents.
which IL was claimed he owed TO Hill
The trial OF Robert Brown. negro,
indicted for the murder OF Otis Curtis,
a Richmond negro. on the night OF
SATURDAY. November .. is set for We'd
nesday morning al 10 o'clock in the
, Hastings Court. The accused VIII be
defended by Wilcox & WILCOX anu
zhe plea. IL is understood. will be sell
defense. Curtis was stabbed to death
IN gambling room during quarrel
about so cents.
The Highwaymen Cases
The three alleged negro highway
men Buck Kine. Milton Williams ana
~ White arrested saturday night
for violently assaulting and roboinI
David Bullifant. citizen 81 tt''i'N'
near the wharf. had their cases con
.inued in the Police Court TINS morn
ing until Wednesday. They were re-
fused ball me dCCuSVN "4'' 40
Gagged Gillian & Gillian to deiehd
them. Bullifant was knocked do""
and robbed OF his MONEYS.
William Kennedy. negro. was scn'
20 the Hastings Court this morning
20 be tried for highway robbery. lie
knocked down James Carter, colortd'
with stick and robbed him OF MS
money and watch.
Bonds TO BE sold.
great many inquiries have been
-eceived from the financial centres OF
-hs country relative 10 the newly au-
tborized 49, per cent bond issue OF
$500. 300 for public improvements 1hese
bonds are 10 be sold. as the money Is
needed. and under the provisions OF
the ordinance are not to be sold al
less than par II is certain thar they
will command a premium. II is au-
thoritatively learned that the first OF
the bonds, 100000 in amount VIII DC
put on the market on January 5.
4 Months Arrests.
The report Of the chief or ponce
shows a total of ISIS arrests IN re-
-ersburg during the month OF NoNein-
ber-th!rteen for assaults, seventy
nine for drunkenness. twelve ior iel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Don't Put OFF Until Tomorrow the Clipping That Should Be Done To-Day

ley: Rich Square circuit. " c. Merritt:
Ridgeway circuit, J. L. Holden: Roa-
noke circuit Rufus Bradley, Roanoke
Rapids, William Towe; Scotland Neck
Station, y. G. Yearly; Warren circuit
r W. Bailey. W2rrenton circuit u. y
Caviness; Weldon and South Weldon
J. A Hornaday. WILLIAMSON and Hamll-
ton. T. T stanford. Littieton Female
College. J. NJ Rhoades. Missionary T."
Janau j. " frank. PRESIDENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Personal and otherwise.

Judge Walter a. Watson congress
man-elect from this district was In
tho city for a few hours to-day. and
was much sought after.
The Rev c. f. StrihlinS, pastor OF
Tabb Street Presbyterian Cnurch' mas
received over 500 in aid or Josep"
Vitpl. the Bohemian farmer OF r'lh'e
George. who recently lost heavily pF
. ere supposed 10 have been the WORK
of an enemy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

onies. twenty-siN for larccnics. thirty
one for mis- ameanOrs. sixteen TOT
ordnance violations. four 10. NaSran'E'
etc The large number OF arrests LOT
intoNication each month - one 81 Inc
dark features Of tn" polio" reports. II
was made the subject OF severe com
ment ny the temperance speakers az
the recent session of the BAPTIST Cen
eral Assoc alton in this city. II Is
really a subject of comment 10y all III
the community
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The regular meeting Of Petersburg
Chapter United Daughters OF the ION
federacy. was held at noon To-Day III
\ L Hin Camp Hail. thv pr"siueh'
Mrs Il. r. Meade. presiding. Two new
members were received. The chapte"
heard an interesting report from the
deleeates TO the recent convention at
Washington. That convention decided
To continue the awards of crosses OF
honor during the coming year, ana III
accordance with action the chapte'
decided to confer crosses on those VINO
have applied for. but have not received
them. on the 18th of January.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

coughs. Group and colds. Or money back
Distributed by Tragic Drug 90 and
druggists cvcry where.
B,o,h's HHoNtl lpronouncc 7; High
Cd. me, !. Australian Eucalyptus and other
grand antiscptics. IL contains no cocaine
or other injurious drUgs.-AdvsrtIzp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Farmviile circuit. II. e Trip; Fair
field and EngIehard. T. c Glenn; Ere
mont circuit. B r Grant; Greenvihe,
Jarvis Memorial. r. NJ. Hoyle; Malta
muskeet circuit. J. w Aubrey; Mckend- =
rec circuit. ". J. Covington. supply
Mt. Pleasant circuit. !. l. Rumley
Rocky Mount First Church. l. T. Ho-
ward. South Rocky Mount, Marvin and
Clark street. J. L. Thompson: Siantons-
burg circuit II. T. Lance. Spring Hope
circuit. B. F Watson. supply; Swan
Quarter and Soule. w 7. Phipps: Tar
boro Station. l. p. Jones. Nanceboro
circuit. T T. wyche. Washington sta
ton. r II. Broom Wilson station, Nj
Bradshaw
Warrenton District
r F Bumpass, presiding elder
Battleboro and Whitakers, E y. Har-
rison: BERTHE circuit. u W. Dargan;
Conway circuit. d l. Earnhsrdt; En-
field and Halifax. L. T. Singleton
;arysburg circuit Marvin Y SELF.
HarreIsville circuit. c. II. Caviness;
Henderson. First Church. D. H. futile ;
Hobgood circuit. Marvin W Hester
LittIeton Station. r II. Wills; Mur-
freesboro and Minton. II NJ Jackson
Northampton circuit, W Il. Nortn'
North and South Henderson, 7 J. Oar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

!. T. Gibbs. presiding elder
Aurora circuit. J. ". Tfoyie Ayden
circuit. Ambrose Burgess. supply Bath
circuit J. r Bridgers. Bethel circuit.
D, A. E0trelli Elm Cty, =. y. Ashbx;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
IT'S FINE FOR
ca ia rfh
Millions of Catarrh Victims Have
Used Booths HNOMEi With
Wonderful Results.

This picture shows the
Little hard rubber HNO-
MEL inhaler the exact
size.
II YOU own one You
can get a bottle Of Hi-
ONEI liquid FOR only
50 Ct>.
II YOU do not own one.
500 viii secure for YOU
a complete OUTFIT. includ-
iny inhaler. And TOW
YOU have in Your posse
sion something that has
banished more cases Of
catarrh than all the ca
,srrh specialists on earth
lust breathe HNO-
NlEI-that : al YOU have
% do-no stomach dos
INK The soothing. heal
ing air passes over the
infiamcd membrane, kill
tho germs and heals the
inflammation.
II IS guaranteed to end
the distress a cafarrh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Fayetteville District.

r B. John. presiding elder.
Bladen Circuit. J. VI. Whitson, sup
ply: Buck Horn Circuit l. VI. Chaffin:
Carthage Circuit +. r Rouse Cokes-
bury Circuit = Z. Dixon: Duke. Frank
Culbreth: Dunn station J. II. shore.
Elise Circuit, T C. Ellers. Fayette-
VILE. Hay Street w. r. Royal Fay
etteville Circuit. @. &. Starting: Gold
ston Circuit, NJ y. Giles: Haw River
Circuit, w T. Trotman: Hope Mills
Circuit, " 3. Strickland: Jonesooro
Circuit. J. G. Johnson: Ellington Cir
cult. George W. Perry; Newton Grove
Circuit. G.. T Simmons: Pittsboro Cir
cult. L. T. Sawyer; Sanford. X -.
Holmes: Siler City Circuit. 7. IT, Sut-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The Finance Committee has decid-
ed to recommend to the Council TO-
morrow night an increase in the pay
of the privates on the police corps
The increase will be from sec, the pres
ent pav. TO SO per month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Neyybern District.

J. +. Underwood. presiding elder.
Atlantic Y. L. Pyatt supply; Beau
fort Station. > \. Cotton. Bridgeton
Circuit r T. Pittman: Cartaret CIR
cult. f. F. Fulcher: Dover Circuit. l..
& Pattishan: Elm Steret and East
Kinston. J. NJ Wright; Goldsboro. st.
Paul. " H. d. Wilson: Goldsboro. -.
John b. C. Thompson; Goldsboro Cir
cult. c. O. Durant. Grifton Circuit Z.
D. Dodd: Hooke-ton Circuit. W +.
Hocutt: Jones Circuit. c. T. Vale;
Kinston Station. +. :. Love. LaGrange
Circuit. J. ". Carranay, supply: A.ore-
head City Station. Z. II. McWhorter,
Mount Olive and Faison. ]. II. Frizelle:
Mount Olive rcuit. w A Piland /;
Newbern. Centenary, J. Hurley;
Ocracoke and Portsmouth, F. z. Eure.
supply Oriental Circuit, Walter Pat
ten: Panlico Circuit. Walter Pat
ply. Seven Springs Circuit. r. =
Johnson. supply; Snow Hill Circuit. J.
BILE.
Raleigh District.
J. II. Hall. presiding elder.
Cary Circuit, @. w. Fisher. Clay
ton Circuit. c ". Robinson; -Four
Oaks Circuit G. W starting; Frank
linton Circuit W. W. Rose; Granville
Circuit. NJ. D. Xix: Kenly Circuit, J. NJ
Benson. Louisburg Station, A. D. VIII
cox: Mill Brook Circuit. 2. Greening;
oxford Circuit. L. n. Joyner: oxford
Station. A p Tyer: Raleigh. Central
Church. J. RI. McCrscken; Raleigh.
Edenton Street, H. NJ North. Raleigh.
Ellsworth. c. J. HarreIl; Raleigh.
Jenkins Memorial and Apex, r r.
Taylor: Selma and Princeton, J IL
Daniels: .mithfield Station. A :.
Bafnes. Tar River Circuit, 9. r.
Canipe. Youngsville Circuit. J. W.
Martin: Zebulon Circuit. c. 3. Perry
director Of correspondence school. J. l.
Cunningham; Raleigh Christian AdvO-
cate. 1. : Massey. Methodist orphan
age. J. y Cole. superintendent assis
tant secretary Epworth League. J. NJ
Culbreth. student Vanderbilt Univer-
sity. y V. NcRae. financial agent
Louisburg Female College. A d. Will
cox. superintendent; North Carolina
Anti-Saioon League. r o. Davis
Rockingham District
A NJ ScuIien. presiding elder
Aber6een and Biscoe. c. - Read.
CALEDONIA Circuit J. 9. Humble. Eliza o.
beth circuit. q. r. Biggs. Eilcrrc Cir
cult. G. G Brothers. Hamlet station
j y Daily. Laurel Hill Circuit. 7.
r. Mccall. Laurenburg station. II \
humble: L1nberton Circuit. y. l.
seaboIt. Lumberton Station. J. W
Bradley. Maxton station. ). r. Mercer
and L l. Jones. Mount Gilead Circuit
y < csItrsne. Montgomery Circuit
3. ] Mcconnell. supply. CsndoT. d. b.
Parker. Raeford. A p p. Craven ana
u. a. watkins. Red SPRING. IT, n
Eure. Richmond Circuit. 3. =. stan
FIELD. Roberdcli Circuit. y. /. Wright.
Robson Circuit. s T. Moyle. r W
Townsend and ~ u. Tovosens. sup
pernumerary. Rockingham station. r
m Davis: Rowland Circsst J. -. Lei !.
~, John and Gibson. o. ". Dowd; 81
Paul Circuit. \ J. Graves. Troy cir
cult. g. W smith. conference mission
ary evangelist. l. I. Ma %.
Ws-hinxton District
J. T. Gibbs. presiding elder
Aurora circuit. J. W. Tfoyie Aydsn
circuit. Ambrose Burgess. supply Bath
circuit J. y Bridgers. Bethel circuit.
d 4 F>utr~l1. Elm Oily, g~ - -knhbx:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
These People Relieved OF
SORE MUSCLES

y have used ali kinds o, iininerts and
the best I ever tried s Noahs Lirinen,
II kills pain and 10 also excellent COR
sprainec :oints w. F. Hooker. Dsnv!,le.
"Noah's Iin.Iren: is fne for lsne and
sore muscles. and I have used & with best
results fcr scratches bruises stiffness. etc.
u 10 the bes- Eminent I have ever used.
and 7 have osed most o. t5eT. p
ShanKhneaar Roanoke. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Elizabeth City District.

NJ. +. Plyier. presiding cider
Camden Circuit. n ". Price: Chowan
Circuit. b. T. Hurley: Columbia Cir
cult X D. Duval: Currituck Circuit,
e. T. Jerome: Dare Circuit, J. 4. Nor
ris Edenton Station. p. D. Woodall;
Elizabeth City. City Road. J. II. Buff
faloe; Elizabeth City, First Church,
J. G. Wooten: Gates Circuit. W. II.
Brown; Hatteras Circuit. William IT.
Smith: Hartford Station. F. NJ Sham
berger: Kennekeet Circuit, ]. I. Mid
gett: Kitty Hawk Circuit. NJ. 3. Cox.
supply: Moyock Circuit J. - Martin;
North Gates Circuit. T. VI, Grant: Pan
tego and Bell Haven. c. A Jones. c. I.
II. Miller: Pasquatank Circuit. V. 4.
Royal: Perquimans Circuit. 2. E. Rob
inson: Plymouth Station. ". J. Wat
son: Roanoke Island. J. T. Draper;
Roper Station, ]. ". Potter: student
in Trinity College. 7. W. Lee member
Of North Gates Quarterly Conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Stiffness of Joints. Lameness
of all kinds cause much suffer
inf and make life miserable.
Baseball players are best judges
of good remedies for these trou-
bies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Don't Wait Another Minute

Dispatch Dictionary ToloRRoM need ,RS AN
O ID
TINE OF which
familiar da aer
thaw lmakeh hin higher
Udo
the NAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

This Dictionary is not pub
lished by the original publishers
Of Webster's Dictionary or by
their successors.
II has been revised and
brought up TO the PRESENT
DATE in accordance with the
best authorities from the great
est universities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

4 Months Arrests.

The report Of the chief or ponce
shows a total of 1ss arrests in Pc
-e-sburg during the month Of Novem-
har-tbirteen for assaults. seventy
nine FOR drunkenness. twelve for fell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
CLOSING SESSION
OF CONFERENCE
Reading OF Appointments by
Bishop Denny Is Final
Business.
ELDERS WITHDRAW PROTEST
No Further Opposition to In
crease OF Assessments-Report
Of Mission Board.
Especial to The Tin.


few minutes after on
to-day Bishop Cola. n
Guided the reading 1t
ments of the North 60 ice
of the Methodist Epis-- rich.
South, and the seventy-s--.l session
of the conference adjourned imme-
diately afterward Bishop Denny pro-
nouncing the benediction.
The appointments were read as fol-
lows:
Durham District.
r. c. Beaman. presiding elder
Burlington Station, T. A. Skies
Chapel Hill Station. G. S. Bearden
Durham. Branson. II. c. Smith; Dur
ham. Carr Church, A 1. Ormond: Dur
ham. Mangum Street, c. B. Culbreth
Durham. Memorial. G. F., Smith; Dur
ham. Lakewood Mission. L. d. Hay
man: Durham. Trinity, r. & Craven;
Durham. West Durham. A. J. Parker;
Durham Circuit. w. =. Constable; era
ham. r q. l.. Eimonds: Hillsboro Cir
cult L. NJ OrmOnd; Leasburg Circuit.
C. r. Ross: Milton Circuit. : r. Nicks
Mount Tiszah Circuit, B. G Alfred
North Alamance. + r. Noblitt: Pelham
and shady Grove. r L. Andrews; Peart
Mill and Bethany, Is. B. Slaughter: Rox-
boro Circuit. E VI. Snipes South Ala
nance, ". =. Galloway: Secretary Y.
NJ G, A. in China. r E. Barnette: pro-
fessor in Trinity College. II. r. spence
headmaster in Trinity Park High
School W. W. Peele: student In Van
derbilt University u NJ. Daniel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-17
"SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR INDIGESTION,
BIuOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION

Primitive folks did not need laxa-
tives. They lived outdoors. ate plenty
of fruit, and all of their food was
coarse. We modern people are differ
ent. We exercise too little. eat little
fruit, and our food is too fine--too rich
We simply can't HAYS our ten
yards of bowels clogged up. liver
ehoked with sour bile and stomach
fun of foul effete matter and feel well.
1t means that the food and waste re-
tanned in the stomach and thirty feet
of bowels ferments-decays. The de-
cay creates poisons. gases and acids,
and those poisons are sucked into the
blood through the very ducts intended
to suck in the nutriment. Then We
have sick headache. become duh, bill
ious, tongue coated. nervous, meals
don't digest and we feel miserable all
over. So we must make our choice.
We must live like primitive folks,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-17
Perkins Haines.

Wednesday afternoon al O'Clock.
was the occasion of a pretty wedding
ceremony at the Parish house con-
neeted with the church of the Sa-
cred Heart. Charles \. Perkins and
Miss Margaret Frances Haines, two
popular young people of this city. were
married, at 4 P. M. Wednesday, at the
Parish house of the Sacred Heart, by
Father James A. Carey. Only the
immediate members of the families
of the contracting parties were pres
ent to witness the beautifully impress
sive service, which made the happy
couple husband and wife. The bride
is a Catholic. while the groom is a
Protestant and the nuptials were cele-
brsted after the solemn rites there
With in keeping with the strict rules
of the Catholic church for the mar
rage of persons of opposite faiths.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father Lorrington II. Haines.
Miss Helen l.. Haines, the brides sis
ter, was maid or honor William F.
Pierce Of Gardiner was best man.
The bride wore navy blue tailor
made travelling suit, with hat to match,
and the brides maid was becomingly
gowned in a pale pink SILK dress and
she wore hat With pink roses.
The groom IS a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W Perkins and is the superintend
emit of the Hailowell Heart Cure Co. The
W. Perkins and is the superintendent
of the Hallowel Heart Cure Co. The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lorrington Fl. Haines. She
has been very popular in musical cir
cles, possessing a rich soprano voice
an6 was fer some time the efficient
organist at the church of the Sacred
Heart.
AT the conclusion of the marriage
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins
returned to the home OF the brides
parents, No. 20 Winthrop street. where
a brilliant reception was given in their
honor. from $50 10 II p. Nj. The home
was handsomely decorated in autumn
leaves and flowers.
Those in the receiving line We're;
Miss Helen Haines, Mrs. Charles \.
Perkins, Charles A. Perkins, DR.. VIM.
Pierce. Refreshments were served and
the evening enioyably passed. Both
bride and groom continued to receive
congratulations throughout the eve
ming
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men at the Methodist church. tonight.
promises to be one of the very best. 1t
is rather exceptional in church life to find
so large a number of men willing to en-
ter into the social life of the church, as
suming the more arduous side of it. and
making il possible for the ladies of the
organization to be entirely free from re-
sponsibility so that they may with free
dom enter into the Social side of the oc-
casion, thus enjoying the evening. 1t is
expected that this year, as it was last
year, there will be record breaking
crowd