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MEN OF CAPITAL
TO CAST VOTES

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With the score standing 2-2. A. S. Mat
tingly, of Columbia. won the deciding
match from DIR. Thomas ]. W. Brown.
Of Bannockburn, by 3 up and to play.
DR.. Brown laid his opponent a stymie at
the ninth "Old Mat" drove his ball over
DR.. Browns ball and into the cup. but
1t jumped out again. and he lost by s..
The summaries:
Columbia Country Club. matches; Bannockbun
G. C..
Eddie r. Brooke. Of Bsnnockburn, defeated John
C. Davidson of Columbia. by up and to play.
Eddie B. Eynou jr. Of Columbia. defeated J. W.
Brawner of Bannockburn. by up.
A. s. Mattinsly Of Columbia. defeated DR.. Thomas
J. W. Brown Of Bannockbun. By up and to
play.
DR.. L. l. Harlan. Of Columbia. defeated q. NJ
Hall. Of Bannockburn by up and TO play.
Or. ]. II. London. Of Bannoekourn. defeated A
b. Leet Of Columbia, by ~.
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DR.. ]. H London won the other match
for Bannockburn, when he took A. B.
Leet into camp to the tune of up. DR..
London drove well and has greatly i'm
proved in his game recently. The cards
follow:
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FREDERICKSBURG CLUB
WAGES ACTIVE CAAFAlUS'

Fredericksburg. Va, October S.-lne
Wilson Marshall-Jones campaign clao
of this city is very active and Is ar
ranging for a lively campaiga. In
yitattoos have been extended to Ex-
Governor A. J. Montague and Con-
gresham Vim. A. Jones TO make ad-
dresses here and both have accepted.
eenator Isidor Raynor, OF Maryland
was also invited but cannot come on
account Of numerous other engage
ments. Other prominent speakers VIII
be invited to address the voters here
before the election day. The Club
has also appointed several committees
to solicit funds for campaign pur-
poses.
In the Masonic Temple matter, which
was enjoined some time ago by bill
fled by relatives Of those who are
inferred in the Masonic Cemetery IN
Fredericksburg. and who oppose the
erection Of a Masonic Temple on the
cemetery site. leave was granted in
Spo;sylvania Circuit Court this week
10 Lodge No. a. r. Il =. NJ of TINS
city to file its answer TO the bill and
the Injunction order. heretofore award
ed was continued 20 the December
term y number Of prominent law
yers are in this case.
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Z ork
Stock Market

No. Noek. October A-Fceoign do.
seaspunents were responsible for an
vsh~r setback In the stock market To-
49, The Balkan situation caused de-
,noeai1zation in Paris. increased the
se,nnx movement prevailing on the
R>~l-n Bourse, and added to the state
a. AGGRESSION in London. the latter
snaxketing account for fully 2b.o0o
shares. OF which Steel and Copper
made up the major portsona Tne sell
ing Of coppers was probably que 70 =
sensational decline In Ho t'n'os IN
Initial dealings here showed de-
clines of a point to over two poanSA
There we're fitful rallies, but IN tne
est. a part Of the early loss was re-
trieyed. The most notable exception
among hish-grade issues was Ca
madam Pacific which was persistent
y pressed for sale , some s Ss dne
The government crop report was the
sustaining feature Of the ANAL hour.
The corn condition on OCTOBER Wa
SEA- slight gain over last motn tne
0Is. 600, 900 bushels. a dec ded gain over
last month. and almost 50O.0oo,O0e IN
excess Of last years ultimate yieia.
Spring wheat was estimated al oyer oyer
s9.oo0.ooO in excess OF last montns
figures, and other cereals showed I'M
provement o.
change strengthened account OF inc
war acare Bonds were irregular
United States government bonds I'M
changed.
New York. October s.-Money on
cali 4 s-4@s per cent: ruling rate.
4 rs; closing MID. 8 s-4 az g.. lime S
loans firm. sixty and ninety r GAYS.
1-2: six month";: l-4V5 IL fI ne
erohange firm. with actual business
IN bankers bills at s4.s2 for sixty,day
Bills and at s4.s575 for demand. Com.
,nercial bills. A.S1 Ia. par sh|e''
ga rs Mexican dollars, 40.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October a.-Reports that the
threatening situation IN the Balkans nad
caysea A withdrawal OF buying orders from
E,uropesn spipners combined with cont!h-
ued good weather in the South. caused an
scftye selling movement in the cotton mar
Ret to-day. under which prices 21oke my
- lor- ground Tor the season. Covering
checked the decline and caused rather Z
sharp rally in the late trading. with ,hs
close firm. although last prices stu showed
a net loss OF from saM points me open1n ~!
vs.. easv at a decline o; s4G points In
sympathy with lower Liverpool cables. and
live months sold about 129l3 points under
last nights closing figures during the cary
trading At le.5 for January the market
,aIIiea some 20 poinss on demand from
shorts. who appeared apprshersive that the
unsettled vesthe. and lower Temperatures
reported Northwest Of the belt uouio "o's =
dosn into the cotton country,ee:ore the end
Of the week.
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SAILED.


Washington, October 3.-The govern
ment's October crop report issued to-
day shows: Corn. condition So; acre
yield, 27.e: production. 3,016 ,ooo, ooo
lion s3o.3s1, 600: quality, ss.7..
All wheat: Acre yield. 1S.ei produc-
ton. 720433.00 900.
oats: Acre yield. 57.4; production
l, 417.172,00O; quality. 91.0.
2e4.61s, 600: quality. s6.2.
Buckwheat: Condition. So; acre
yield, 214: production. 1sS,00o.ooo:
Potatoes: Condition. S5.1: acre YIELD
1888: production. <01.o00.OOO.
Tobacco: Condition. Sis: acre y'eio,
$3.50. production, 9T4,000,00o.
Flax: Condition, s3-S. acre yield. s.s:
production. 100000 $3.50
Rice: Condition. S9.2; acre Yield.
1874: production. 24.0o0.00o.
Apples: Condition, 67.s-
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7:30 A-Locai~-Dsily-New Nova
s:K A--Locak-Daily-Ch' 0x Sun.
ThurfRo0l
1880 A--Exprs.s-Daiiy-No Old Point.
t1o:00 A-Locsl-3Oaily-Lchbg Lax. C. Forge.
1900 Observation-Disclosures Old PIT.
'.:l6 -Express-Daily- LvillA
t4O0 P.-Expreai-Daiiy-N N. NevG
500 P.-Local|Daily-N. News, Old Point.
Sis P.-Local-SEx Sun.-0ordonsvllo.
5:I5 P.-LocalJea Sun.-LynchbufE.
$40 P.-LimitelS--Daily-C Chicago
I'll 90 P.-ExpreseS- Daiiy-Cincinlati. kville.
'Sieepers. fPar!or cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHNOND-Loeai from
East: $40 A. H.. 7:4o p. II. Through from
East: II 80 A. M 1:06 p. n. S:0 p. u. Local
from West: SD A. n. ss9:U A. IL. and
7:ao p NJ Through: SD A. n. 11:H n -.
and $50 p. II.
James River Lin .: ''G& A n. 80 r. II.
ssDaiiy except s, ind8v.
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BOkD Isl.

40. fhsHN 80
Alhs- cha,me 70 oId ts (bidS.. ssh
Ans.ican IoSao - oid O. (bidl ... 1851
,tlanttc Coast Line LIST is........-.'..'' ss,,
A'iahtie 4. I'm Rsltimo:e, bid. -. l04k
q: :. ~ obIo c.ry 4iss Odd. a3b
thesape1Ac 60 :. -....... .9SX
Loria9 So,npany T...... leo14
isori.sIu H..r ronv a fb.d1 LIS
NoIIo.h aa A. 80 Stamped As tbid) zee. ssh
Sespoaio e. -. al 90 fh,dl a
Seaoodfu =. . -
son.nern Panwsy AZ did, .............. 1864
T-nited states Steel 2nd bs................. ioZ
L. s. registered ., 1880 (o!d)......'''-'' AZ
L. e psna ~ Re- fbidI............. lolS
virginia Brown Bros cts (hiO.-..... -
virginia Car. Chem. 1st 6s......- S'&
ns D. - a. .........,... IS
W W Pr. Term. LIST 4s........... s4h
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ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORTOLK
Schedule In EHece September q. l114
Lave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 800 A. l.. 100 p. r., %:l0 p.
II.
FOR LYNcHBuRo AND THE WEST: 's:U
A. II. 80 A. Il, s3:0o 2. Il. 80 p. IL
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: Leo A.
n, ss:H p. n. eu:9e 2. 4 From the West:
go A n. Alto p. n, bl:Se p. r.. S:S6 p.
n. 30 r. u.
sDaaiy. aDaiIy ex. sunday. bsunday only.
W. n BEvIIL, c. H. BOSLEY.
a p A. Roauoks. d. p. 4. Richmond.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD Railroad Of the South.
EHFECTIVE OCT. 6, t0al

EFFECTIVE OCT. g. to1l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:H A II. and
$50 P. NJ. 1J,oo A. u.
NJ.
For N ". Ry. West: s:1s A. n. 80 4.
NJ. 800 P. NJ. 80 p. N.
For Petersburx: 100 A. Il. els 4. H.,
s:I6 A NJ. s.(o "A. II. $50 4. NJ. 500 p. Il,
40 P. NJ. esp. NJ. $50 P. NJ. 80 p. n.
II Is P. n.
For Goldsboasf and Fayetteville: '4:l0 p. Il.
Trains arYixA Richmond daily: 6:o6 A. NJ,
$40 A. NJ. 10 Us A. NJ. '8:H A. Il; ssio:aS A
NJ, I'll 20 A. H.. "2:lo p. NJ. ""1:<o p. NJ. "a
p. NJ. 6:3S p. M. 500 p NJ. 900 p. NJ, II n
p. N.
Except Sunday. sssunday cuiy.
Time Of arseval and departure and eo0p
nections not Guaranteed
c. CAAPH ELL. d. p. A. 81 Main q,
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CATTLE MARKETS..
CATTLE NAAALkS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union Stock yarde.D

tSales at Union Stock Yarde-)
Richmond. Va. October .. 1917.
Repor. o. the live stock market tor the
week ending October e 1872.
Best steers. 7074r.: medium TO good. 81 y
SIC; conaon to fair. ~. dsc. best heifers.
So a Sac: medium to good. 4g+isc.. common
20 fair. 5s q Sc: best cows. &SiAc.: medium
20 good. S14 ~. common 10 fair "a q &c. /:
bulls a. T5c Fresh cows, $50 5000 per head.
Best calves sas1c-. ts;r 10 good. 7p:izc. /.
dicks. ~ ISHc-. best hogs. SID gs-c.. shos;s.
q Sc: sows and stays. ss.7i1c.: bes, lambs.
nc; fair 20 good, sQTc.: common 70 fair.
y. n &C.. best sheer. SAC. common to fair.
:S3.h
Chicago. -. October &-Car-ie-steacy to
Nc higher. Cows and hei:ers. ISQsr.
icalvos saSc o 100. Hose-S.rons &C. higher:
oulk OF sales sse9se Caeep-sSsey 90
shade higher. Native, SSI8t5. yeari.nS.
AZ ssG; ss.asx SsIs4Goe
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HAUOARD AIK IMR

0outh Round Iraln0 0choduied 60 leave Ric A.
mood laiy: So A. A-1ooG - N0siinA
rs r. A--EieepeTs and coacheo. Atiootas
8irmingham, Saysnnah, Jacksonville. In
a N-SIospers aud coaches. JaeksonvtlS&
- =. 0.-SIespDrs and coaches. Atlanta.
oeheAuieA - arrive - RaehmonA Assiy:
7:Se A. Il. S:0 A. T.. So p. T.. Sc r. u.
LOe0l
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Cash grain closed: wheat-No. red. s1W
q LN,.: No hard, ss9s4c.: No. l northern.
s.i1 a@lsc: No. northern. T3e3c. Corn
No . s+Ac: No. 3 white. s654c.; No. yell
low So 9SSkd Oats-No. 52Ne.: No.
white s. II 35isc.: standard SsA83<Hc.
Baltimore. Nd. October A-wheat-StronG
at sI0c Corn-Firm At &c. Oats-scasces
ST anda-d, &C.
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0teanlboarG
on D01aISION LINE

OH D0NLNJON LINE
Lv RSchmond foot Of Ash st. daily. 200 p. u.
Leave Newport News..................s.ee A. -.
Arrive Norfolk. A. ~.
Connects with main line steamers iesvinS
Norfolk for New York daily. except SUNDAY.
200 p n Connections also made BY ~. q
W. RI. p y. and G. 4 o. Ry. at P. =.
Night line steamers stop At Ciaremont t.
land or receive passengers on signal. and Will
be-. me. by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. effective
March uD-Iames River By daylight TO:
Norfolk and Ol1 Point. Newport Sews ane
All lame, River landings Steamer leaves
Monday. wednesday and Friday At 80 A
n FREIGHT received for all James Htvss
I.rtlpx~ Phone Madison lbs
Main Ticket Onice 81 2. Vain ssrees-A
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago October 9.-war news overshad.
owed everything else in to-days wheat
market. In consequence there was net
advance OF &C. TO 1iaa 1ts'c., with the ,eeuns
ND: oats at a gain Of k@itc.. and provisions
dearer By 6T7Ac.
The leading futures ranged as coilows:
Open High. Low. Close
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
NAVAL STORES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
oRr OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER s. 1912.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER .. ,sl2
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
lanes River landings. merchandise and pas
sengers. Furman Linz.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chaudise ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise ana pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and raS-
senRers, Furman Line.
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mary, sc7; March. 80: April, AZ: May, e1s:
prime winter yellow, SSo476o: prime sum-
mer white s.6011lo
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

tPI:rn,shes By Levy Commission Co, Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va, October Q. 81.
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spot cotton closed quiet. middlins upiands'
y 10; deliuS gulf. II "a
Cotton quiet: Haid6.ing, lilo; gross re-
ceio-. 1870 bales: stock. is-,ls bales: export
70 Great Britain, 100 bales: Coastvise, <.Ns
bales
Total to-day at 81 ports-Net receipts
&. lss bales: export TO Great Britain. ieiS
bs.es: 10 France. s.54. bales. TO the Conti-
ren- SIS bales. stock. - bales
Consolidated al ports-Net receipts,
SAT- bales: export to Great Britain. N2A
baies, 20 France, 2,G2s bales. 10 the Cont
rent $3.50 bales: 20 japan. :.s2+ bales.
Total since September l at all ports-Ne,
receipts ISi,212 bales; export to Great
Britain 500 e55 bales; TO FraEsce. is5.4E ea les:
70 the CO ttsen = 57o,5aS bales; to Japan. 1920
Gd.SS--- -
Se~ Orleans October a.-Cotroa futures
opsne6 steady :: decline o. ogIs points
on poor cables ana al ideal weather map
Longs were nervous over The Balkan situs-
ilun and sole out considerable cotton. The
raSrke; had aneasier undertoae all the morn
ing and displayed little recuperstiye power
a, any time. The loves, prices we're Is q -
gptrts under yesterdays close. and al noon
they were I51Is under spot cotton closed
Quiet aud steady. &c Of, n.idd!ing. 1876. !;
sales s." bales sE6 I.4So 20 arrive. Futures
sfosed steady a. a net dec.iae Of . % points.
January, IAT: March, 35. May. iLI5;
july, IL; OStoseT. IoS. November. n.ss.
december, ie.0
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Ns~ rc-s C~trNs- t=y sr---E-r What
e.-o-s. No rcd 80 ss-~t e'1ssf
lac rsf hah~- pecs-Ns- reA ss-
ffsSS Cer--Ffrrr -. Dass-Yf-m
s-zx<s-6. White. srSe.
ss.n>.-s5uss- rftrss~E- =stsafr p~.fr-
s.x.xx Nx~>~s c.s-s.ssSv- rarNl-. Nar.
- O. Rsos-<tes<y o.s-..-sfesdv.
sarzr-Rs1. sseaty. rlos1sss ssEu- = 'rrs.
80 -vs-es s.es<y. Ca~ss-s-saey Elo.
Ne. :. -. saasos We, BgftsT ava
c.~e>-U- po.ssce.-rssy CaB-asss-
ss-ssy ara rarhsssea Yrs.sEs-s-ssdy sa-
~rhs.sss p~Gsu,s-ssess7 ed ur.-ra--~s
C-s-,o- .s.s cr Gas esr ssry u-rs- t:4u'.
Ss-s>s - ocrse, ash - fas sssisft EASEL
ga. a. ths sorss. bze sks usa-tsf ssy-s-
.r..s.V<~s AZ 80 cfDes o. r,oru rogs~ 80
-s.h ssp.-s.h - lord CIos.< r-rss ser'
px~s so~s- - ~ hsGrer ssss "a .
rsSWe rrs4 ers1s. feSfS r--s 81
. ,<slo- We, sC1s- o-.s.~f sg
,ss.rssr-psoeao~Y eua Jsnssr,. 60, Yse
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Cars leave Manchest4r. Seventh and Pen,
Streets. for PeterSbur0t
y, !. S. -. 10. Il. .ls 4 u. L "a &
..s:.5 g. Z. s. - 10 P u
hoe p n for ChessS r. l.No midnight for
Petersburg
cars leave Petersburg. foot Of sycamore
rs. SIS. -7:is. T:s IS. So .le:s. l:s
M f2:S r:8. rs. s:E. az. 81. 81.
|CS So. s.z5. 1910. LII - p. NJ
fDaiIy-Ex. sundays an holidays
Carries baggage and .xpresA
ssLlmiied-Exceps sumo avs ana nonoeyG
An car, from PetessS urg connect with
cars for Richmond.
Rirhmsoa sd Chicago sfss - ". e.
schedule Of Electric IL Ans sonee ~
q. TN Leave Richmond: Laurss 49, 49,
e. a ~ ssIo:u A. C., u:N q. u. l:lo
r. -, 2.ic p. ~. S:D n ~ Sr
r. =, SD y. H. s:O y -
10 n f. u. MS J.. n L ave ASni1ne -.
Ianc and Maple streets: - n - 49, 4.
q 8. % a. u. bs:o4 A n le'O A
a. n. 'I7 90 u. ss:.@ p. -. 30
p n. 600 p. ~. o % Il
p. n Sc P. 4, ss.0 ?: ~ ~
sDasiy except susSay- ''So-eeS eeU-
ASsrEtes BAGGAGE.
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Ioose-pressed large bales. o 0@
Load your cars that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay IA accordance
with the Natioua. Hay Assoc!as1o0.
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Sis per bushel: No. / shelied, Spanish, Sic.
per mound: No. sheiled. Spanish, &c. per
pound; virsinias-MaFket hrm. Jumbos.
&c. per pound: fancy handpicked. So .
sSc. per pound: extra prime. sac. per
pound; prime Sc: machine picked &c. per
pound; .heliins stock. oer pound.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York October a-Cotton goods were
steady to-day and generally quiet Worsted
yarns were Arm. Cotton yarns were In hght
call Jobbers reported much better Octo-
Der trade than last year
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, n. c.. October s.-Spirfts rur-
pentiue-Steady at &c. Rosin-Steaoy At
ssN; receipts 219 barrels. Tar-Ftrm a, Sc 20;
receipts 50 barrels Crude Turpentine-Ffsm
at ss2a q 80: receipts L barrels.
Savannah Ga October 9-Turpe ntine-
Firm at IS q ssnc.: sales SIC caslb: receipts
$50 casks: shipments 4aS casks; stock Ss.1lo
casks Rosin-Firm: sales LII barrels: re-
cepts 2i3s barrels; shipments 1.80e barrels.
stock l0S, s9e barrels. Quote: B. 3s-S5@ssIh
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WV ypnK rnoprcE MARKET

ys-ksf Cor ft-fo1s-Fc 1f'rv Roc iP-s hesv-
~ ard market over E<g- PE'fer. YEAS
4 o:.s- r-c1gos 70 E,,s demand
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pYrHwOSD Ray MARKET.

Richmond, Va, october .. 1872
Following are she quotations on the Rich
raond Hay Association:
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R1cH,aoNp GRAIN EXCHANGE.

Richmond Va, October g. lGi1
NHOI.ESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
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TscIaaAsDore nAskE5s
rrTrvsT-RG pgASs,r AApEET
'Hsportsd BY p,tse-s. yccsts O COZ
ist'rssurs Va. October e.--pssnDf.-
4. tsasisa-Esrkcs ara. aTm<rg sssntsh-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Agencies for 5eneficeneo In Indian
apoIis Have Established a
Splendid Record.

1t is truly the altruistic age. Few,
indeed, are the men and. women in
any community who do nothing for
others than themselves, either
through individual service or through
organization. In Indianapolis the
agencies for beneficence are perhaps
no more numerous than elsewhere,
but there are so many of them as to
prove that wherever a need of service
is discovered volunteers quickly arise
ready to render 1t.
There, for example, IS the Christ
Child society, a small and unpreten-
tious body formed but year or so
ago for the purpose OF bringing a hap
py Christmas to as many children as
possible who would otherwise be
without Joy on that day, each member
pledging herself to provide for one
child To become interested in chill
dren for one cause is to find more
than one reason for continuing that
interest Presently the society under.
took to supply layettes for babies for
whose coming no preparation had
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11

plimentary and strobe forward. tow.
ering above me where / sat.
Answer. when I'm talking to you,
you sapheaded fool" he beloved, "or
I'll wiring your neckl l asked II you
wanted some more"
/ stretched my arms. trying their
muscle room In a lengthy yawn. ana
blinked at him with my tree eye, won.
dering where the deuce he got the
crimson hat band. By Jove. that was
the most dashed impairment thing OF
all!
More what1" l drawled Indifferent.
~.
'More-of that" - viciously and
thwack his knuckles struck against
the iron back OF the jolly bench For
| wasn't there, don't you know.
Huh! Think you're some smart,
don't your be sneered, hitchlng his
trousers band. Now. look here
he leveled his finger-"you're a guest
here and / know / oughtnt to do It,
and hate II for Jacks sake. but I'm
feeling I'll Just have to give you an.
other trimming this lovely morning."
He chuckled. rolling his lips and
spreading them TIL l could see every
tooth lie moved toward me leisurely
slipping up his sleeves. What you
got last night, sonny, was for your
own sake. but this time it's going to
be for Frances'-you fishworm!"
Guess wen leave Miss Frances out
Of IL. don't you know" demonstrated.
Dash the fellows impudence! Then,
remembering / was wearing a coat OF
dark cheviot that was the very devil
for showing every speck OF dust,
slipped out OF it and looked about Tor
somewhere to hang 1t. Not a dashed
place. OF course; not a thing. you
know, except nails here and there IN
the wooden uprights of the pergola,
| and Of course nails wouldn't do to
hang a coat on. So just folded the
| Jolly thing carefully-yery carefully,
| Just as / had seen jenkins do-and
| then ! held 1t on my arm.
The chap had been shifting about
me in a curve, clucking his tongue
contemptuously and muttering, and
getting more jolly red-eyed and abus.
i've every minute.
BE a mani" he snarled. You
blamed tailors dummy, be a mani
/ And he struck his chest a blow to
show me what he meant.
And Just then | remembered to
smooth my hair.part.
"Oh, you" With a growl like g
bear, he swept both his hands to his
head and whirled them through bis
great yellow pile. leaving each hail
standing on end like the quilts of the
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
MADE HIM SOMEWHAT TIRED
MoSe Had Good Excuse for WISHING
TO Be Rid q the Company Of
SAM Jackson.

"'Twan't all account O. dat yaIler
gal, Saliny," exclaimed Nose, talking
with difficulty through the bandages
that swathed his face.
Il goes out walking wild her and
along comes dat Sam Jackson, what
she's been keeping company with.
Widout saying a word dat man comes
over and busts me In the mouf no
sooner did | get up dan, baml He
lands on my lef year and over goes
again.
After that he hit me on this year
and then In the other one; and
stomped on me while | was down.
When l got up and began to run he
followed. kicking me every yutheT
step.
Il never got so tired of a cullud
man in all my llfel"