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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-27
JDr SALE

Jul SIiE
OF, DAYTON wAGoN; GOOD ORDER:
TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS.
ONE BR!oSCKwAY RuBBER-TIREo
ONE COTTON STATES WAGON. GOOD
as new, S75
SEE Us WHEN N NEED OF a BUG
~. surrey or runabout. We carry
the largest stock in tho city Also
i i. iine Of Wagons for every use.
ME9 Frs SONS. I3i East Cary Street.
oTerco at -" $3.50 to siN So sdme as
Ef .}9!l as ~ neW JACOBS LOAN or
FlCE' s21 East Broad Street.
BICYCLES; SEE MY LINE OF 1914
Pierce. Alec Sterling. Bicycles on
Jlt. 52s West Broad
PRoTECTOGRAPII TODD. $40. CHECK
also $40 new safety exact amount
check protector Big bargain for
immediate purchaser. a. -. HANCE
z5l7 stuart Avenue Phone Monroe
NO. LANE SAWAiILL COMPLETE;
also boilers ana engines. all sizes
NoouNoEhing machinery OF every de-
script!on; second hand; guaranteed.
j BLCFORD Il co
oNn STEEL TIRED RUNABoUT,
newly painted, $3.50.
TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS
oNE BRQsc5KwAY RUBBER TIRED
ONE coTT9N STATES WAGON GOOD
SEE Us WHEN IN NEED OF 4 Bug
X. Surrey. or runabout We c;frry
the largest stock in ihe city. Also
fuil line Or wagons for every use.
lowest prices. Easy terms. A. MEY-
EltS SONS. 13l East Cary street.
FOX SALE. 2O-HORSEPOWER STA
ilonary sasolene engine; made by
International Harvester Company: in
perfect order AID only hecn run
twenty three days. :. W. GOODWIN,
chuckntuck, Va.
LACE COLLARS. JABOTS AND COR
sets cleaned; lace aud embroidered
waists hand Numbered. Phone Madi-
son wv Monroe 2326-T
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q MASO MIC MOTTO E.--DOVE
KY Lodge. No. 51.---'rhe mombcrs OF
W. Dove Lodge. No. 81. y. +. & \. NJ,
VIII attend tho stated communication
OF the lodge. in tho Masonic Temple on
THIS SATURDAY, December a7 1918,
At 1850 i. NJ. Election OF officers.
Members OF sister lodges and tram
silent brethren fratcrnally invited
By order OF tho Worshipful Master.
BEN Il. AUGUST,
Secretary.
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- VI ]. tiNJItINI
CENTENARY NJ. L. CHURCH SOUTH
Grace street between Fourth and FiftI
streets Key. ". ). YOUNG. ID. D.. pastor
Preaching H. the pastor at II y. VI. an,
: i. NJ. Morning subject ''Nhy tho Angel
DO Not SiuE for IL To-day; evening sub
ject With our Modern Houses. what Rs
comes OF santa Claus :" Sunday school al
$40 a. NJ. Christmas music at all services
a n SAINTS frca.
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1uantrh

wANTED. no BuY ron CASH
household goods In any quantity
Phone Madison 1851
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Sihfnrnn J2utirfs
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Con,papv

Richmond. Va, December 90. 1919. J
DIVlDEND.-THE DIRECTORS or
this COMPANY have declared q semi =
annual dividend OF & per cent (yl5o
per share. and free from taxi. pay
n0lo January ] next TO Stockholders
OF record December -. 1919
Transfer bookH closed from this
date to January 3. 1914, inclusive.
Dividend Will bc mailed to stock
'l!oldcrs. Changes OF address should
he notified the company.
WM. H. MCCARTHY.
Sccrctaf.-
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old Dominion Trust Company, Inc.

December %, 1913
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS -NOTICE
Is hereby given that tho regular an
nual meeting OF the srockhuldcrs OF
ord Dominion Trust Company, Incor-
porated, viii be held at the Office Of
tho company, No. 900 East Main
street, Richmond, Va, on Wodnes.
day. January -. 1918, at lo O'Clock
noon. FOR tho purpose OF clecting di-
transaction OF such other business
as NAV properly come before the
meeting.
The stock transfer books OF the
company VIII be closed 1T - O'clock
noon. on January ., 1919, and remain
closed until twcuty-four hours after
the fnal adjournment or said meet
Ing W II. SLAUGHTER
Secretary
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JAMES NJ. BALL. Cashier.

National State ana CITY Bank.
Richmond. Va. December -. 1919.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank Will be held
IN ITS bankins house TUESDAY,
JANUARY 10. 1914. at IL noon, for
the transaction Of any business that
may properly come before tn. meet
ing JULIEN II. HILL.
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}9puItrp, +erts ann 9tbe s5tork

FOR SALE.-HAVlNCi PURCHASED
the entire business of ono Of tho
leading Northern breeders, will sell
few blue ribbon winners in White
and Black Orping tons at "a very low
figure. LASSITER ORPINC;TON
YARDS, Highland Park, Richmond,
Va. MOnrOe iAIa-I
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Rsattn95

The Savings Bank of Richmond,
1llI East Main Street
Richmond, Va. December 22 1914
THE ANNUAL aE!TING OF TiIE
stockholders az this bank will be
hcld at the banking house on
~ ESDAi. JANUARY S, 1914. at
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Aopnts lClantfn

WANTED, WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM,
with frst-ciass appointments; must
be near bath: also GEAR business sec
ton; give full particulars and terms.
S01. cnre Timee- hispa tch
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t)clp lNantgo, SpaIr

WkNTED-lr you VAST POSITIONS
as fireman. brakeman. electric motor
man, conductor, col0red train or
sleeping car porter. nrSt-class Nor
FOLK Baltimore roads, sos to 1856
month. steady work. experience un-
name position; passes and uniforms
furnished when necessary. Address
RAILWAY INST, Dent. s. Indian
lpolls Ind
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j2Dttrf9

SorlcA ,i%'' n Gfi RSss GivhA Fiat Fla
10 9a tho b terms of me trust
Coal Corporation TO Trust Company
or Georgia. on February !. 1910, the
annd. accrued interest on january /.
1919; from the sinking fund provided
Tor In said mortgage
These bonds must be presented for
retirement on or before noon. Jan
uary !. 1913. at the Office OF the un-
after which time All further interest
on said bonds shall cease and Tho
other provisions OF said mortgage
respecting the same shall become Of
Numbers 10. 40. 81. los, 800 1873. 214,
XXI az a. $S$SS' $ee S992 t22SS' 81, aasss.
id0a, ll47 202 1871 1915. 1884. l36e.
1870. lll4, tl6 1898 1855, 1859. i477.
1908. 1871, 54s, 1892 1881, lG2S 1921
!S4.' i5sa, lI2G, lI3i 1895. 1910, 1871.
i!s25. 1898. ls9s, 1882 1851. 1879. 1892.
~ 9. 2i2c. 2I3I. 2lg2 1892. 2233, 22ii.
TRUST COMPANY or GEORGIA.
BY ]. X Mcdonald,
w ;sS TIE TIE ,PgnLlc, To Know
p P9e h9EN2 24I1 PiH4 6}5 aa IS TS
silver always taken In exchange
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
CAMILLE SHOE STORE. ,2a Eas, Broad
street tnear city HalD. Gobd shoes
cheap. Mems, wOrnens and childrcn's
shoes rctailcd at wholesale priccs
GEO. Il. BOWDEN. C. EDWIN BOW
SPECIAL SALE FOR BALANCE OF
The season IN millinery and ready
made garments Tor ladies', misses ana
children. Alterations free MRS
JULIUS BEAR. 1921 East Main
street.
THE NEGRO BAPTIST OLD FOLKS
Home, an institution for ali aged and
innrm colored people. Irrespective OF
' church connection, Is appealing TO
the generous public to be rcmem-
bcrcd during the present holiday
season There arc about twenty IN
mates in this institution dependent
upon charity. The Institution VIII
be grateful for donations of all
kinds
Respectfully yours,
NEG,Jo, =, BAPTIST OLD FOLKS
No 50. West Baker street J. j.
Garter President. William II. Stokes.
Secretary, Miss Florence y. Taylor,
-
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Richmond. Va. December % 1919.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE PLANT
ers' National B1nk Of Richmond, Va,
have this d y declared a dividend OF
ten per cent on the capital stock for
the six months ending December 81,
1913. and payable on and after jan
uary a, 1854.
RICHARD u. SMITH.
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Bparb GNantru

Wasted. TWO ROOMS AND BOARD
for children, ages II and d, and
mother on farm. not moro than one
half milo from trolley or railroad
station. Answer. giving fun par
ticulars. Address X I'll. care Times
Dispatch
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Rpst ann jTnuns

-
LOST. BLACK AND TAN FEMALE
bench leg beagle Reward If returncd
to II. J. BLILEY. 200 East Marshall.
lost. MINK MUFF. If RETURNED
TO 7lS Chainbcrlayne Avenue Gintor
Park. viii give liberal reward
STRAYED MALE SETTER PUPPY,
months old Gull grown: white. with
two black spots on head ana one on
tail. Reward. Monroe 1888.
LOST, GOLD FOB. WrrH MONO
gram j. l. 9. Liberal reward If re-
turned to 7l5 East Grace STREET.
LOST, SETTER DOC. WHITE, WITH
liver coloTcd spots, answers TO tho
name OF Sambo; has on leather col,
lar with nickel trimmings. toward
II returned to 1874 West Grace street.
LOST. BUNCU or ABOUT TEN KEYS.
Reward. T. ID. BUKDETTE. S2i
East Main Street.
LOST. PEARL AAiETHYST BAR pin.
Reward II returned TO JOHNSTON
WILLIS HOSPITAL
FOUND, ONE FEMALE COLLIE DOG.
Owner can get same by applying At
1916 Grove Avenue, OF phone Mud!-
son es6e-L"
LOST. 4 KEY ATTACHED TO CHAIN,
front OF Station = Post-Oiiice, Harri-
SUPEKINTENDENr Station a.
FOUND, ONE POINTER DECEMBER
&c Apply 72i west Broad street.
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patrrtS

pATENTS,@F PERSONAL con-
kultation In Richmond with In
ven,ors; hfteen years experience;
satisfactory references. g. III. EVANS
Patent Attorney. Park Building,
TENTH and Bunk. Richmond. Va.
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The First National Bank
OF Richmond. va.

OF Richmond va.
December IL. 1919
TIE REG uT.AR ANNUAL. MEETINC;
or tho stockholders of tho First Nh
tional Bank OF Richmond. Va FOR
the election or directors ana for the
transaction OF any other business
which NAY properly come before said
meeting Will he held TUESDAY. JAN
JARI lS. 1914. At - o'clock noon in
tho directors room of the hank
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond
W. ". ADDISON.
Cashier.
The Union Bank OF Richmond. VIr-
atockholders OF the Union Bank will
he held az It's banking house, No
lloi East Main street, on Thursday,
January S. 1914. at IL o'clock noon.
GEO. ". CALL.
Cashier.
The Church Hin Rank. Inc Of
Richmond. Nn.
December 81. 1918.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETiNci
Of the stockholders of the Church
Fin Bank. Inc, of Richmond. va. for
the election Of directors and for tho
transaction OF any other business
which may properly come before said
meeting. Will be held Tuesday. Jan
nary -, 1919, ut $3.50 l.. VI, in lie
directors room mt the bank. 25OU
East broad Street, Richmond. Va.
o. T.. PARRISH.
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YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE DESIRES
board In private family; centrally To-
Gated preferred, X eel. care Times
Dirpatch.
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3uGtncs5 Qpportunitp

WANTED, PHARMACIST. MANAGER.
per cent dividend on Investment:
money seCured. Investigation in
vitcd. q. .. CONGDON, Phoebus.
Va
BANK EES OF VIRGINIA. SEND sI2
and receive 100 copyrighted news
paper advertisements Tor exclusive
use; references, Sandusky banks.
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The Church HIN Bank. Inc Of
RLckrn 70
NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.

THE SHAREHOLDER OF THIS
bank VIII hold the annual election
or directors and consider such other
business as can properly come before
them, at their banking house. on
Tuesday. January Is, 1914 at - NJ
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA
O. IL HILL, C'oshIor
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l1elp, Epair ann Eemair

WASTED. TO EMPLOY 4 LADY or
gentleman entirely capable to travel
and sell pianos: performer preferred
Address Box 80. Pikevilic. ~ e.
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SHOE REPAIRING

LET rs REPAIR YOUR SHOES WE,
know how: pri1cs reasonable: work
called for and delivered Phone
Madison COLL. ROHM ELECTRIC
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP. 210 East
Broad Sfrcpt
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Personals

THE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP.
now located under American Ma :
lional Bank building, Tenth and
Main. thoroughly cosmopolitan. JIM
JENNESS Manager.
HUGHES DOLL HOSPITAL AND
doll wigs. 209 North Third Street.
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FOUND ONE FEMALE COLLIE DOG.
Owner can get same by applying at
1916 Grove Avenue, OF phone Mud!-
son 6sGp-I
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Dcf, Goal anu 10000

COCK DELIVERIES FUII. t>(ADs:
pine, oak or slab wood. Pennsylvania
nut, stove and egg coal; splint, lump,
Pocahontas and New RIVER. run OF
mine. brIQuette at lowest price.
Phone Monroe 1876 IYNE x liar
RlS
LONG. THE WOOD MAN. HAS BEEN
leader in oak, pine and slab wood
PREPARED to suit every housekceper
% years. He also sells all kinds OF
domestic coal Virginia anthracite
and briquetts only $3.50 per ton
Quick delivery Madison 1869 1870
nfice. 1900 West Broad
BEST SPLINT. $500; BEST ANrHRA-
cite. $3.50. All..-.iicr Goals Mt lowest
prices w. r. LEANS. 7O3 10 iii
iAS4.
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MONDAY GLOVE CLEAN
ing-Short gloves. DC: long gloves,
Ice. This work not called for or do
liverod. Gloves sent with other work
at all times will he cleaned at these
prices y ~ % \ AL CLEANING;
WORKS. 1905 1-2 West Main. Madi-
son 37Sl,
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SITUATIONS lllantco, Scale

EDUCATED YOUNG Man DESIRES
position ut night Best references.
r l2s, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION. BoOKKEEfER.
assistant or shining clerk. whole
sale or retail business. Address y.
care TifneS- Dis nntch
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no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Soc,Vity Life Insurance Company OF
America:
You are hereby notined mat the
regular annual meeting OF the stock =
holders OF the Security Life Iusur-
anCe Company OF America VIII be
lleld n tho office of the company, Iu-
tual Building. in the city OF Rich
mond, Va. on WEDNESDAY. THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY. a. II. 1914.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock y. NJ. for
the purpose Of ciecting directors OF
me company tor the ensuing year
and the transaction OF any and all
ether business which may be sub
nuitted 10 tho meeting.
Iy order OF the board OF directors.
w. .. JOHNSON.
President.
AN IMPORTANT MEETING or THE
tstchmond Chamber OF Commerce viii
he held on TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
December 30. at o'clock. In It's new
auditorium, Sixth and Main Streets,
20 consider The citH'S acceptance OF
the Virginia Hospital for the care
OF the SICK poor or Richmond
diGcnt sick and the development OF
Richmond as medical centre. has
reached IL critical stage.
The meeting is not TO raise money,
but TO give expression 10 public
opinion on an issue of deep concern
10 all of our citizens.
You are therefore earnestly re-
quested to attend.
i, ~. DUNLOP, President.
Secretary.
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ELLA FURNITURE POLISH.
WRITE For CATALOGUE,

HEALTH SHOES. MADE on
Ioot-molded lasts, All feathers for
all wcathers GEO. Il. SHUMAN
sells them. 63l East Broad, Ralston
Boot Shop.
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pANY OE GEOnGIA
Trustee.
BY J. K. Mcdonald.
Trust Officer.

WANTED. THE PUBLIC re KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewellers. 9l2
Eane Main street. buy, sell. exchange
and EENOUNT DIAMONDS ~ THE
Attest STYLES old gold and
ftlNfr nlwnys ;nkcn In exchanEe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
DISTRICT TUG ON WAYS.
New Wheel Ordered for the Louise
General Warren in Service.

The District tug Louise, which broke
her wheel In Occoquan creek, has been
hauled out on the marine railway at the
Alexandria shpyard to receive a new
wheel, which has been ordered from
Buffalo. She will in all probability be
out OF service the remainder of this
week.
The old tug General Warren which was
placed out Of commission when the
Louise was purchased about three
months ago. and which has been lying
out OF service at Occoquan, has been
placed In commission. relieving the Tay-
lor tug James o. Carter. which has been
doing the workhouse lighter towing since
the Louise was disabled. The Warren
arrived here yesterday with a lighter,
and sailed last night with several light
ers bearing material for the workhouse.
Since being out of commission the boiler
and machinery of the Warren, II is
stated has been overhauled to put her
in condition for service when the occa-
siou arises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05

Jewkes family. which. scientists say,
has produced more than 1900 defec-
tives. When arraigned Plew pleaded
guilty to homicide under the ancient
statute Of 1912, which dispenses with a
Jury and permits the court to determine
the degree of guilt With one excep-
ton, this was the first time in 200 years
that the statute had been invoked.
Neither Plew nor Mrs. Wakefield
showed much emotion during the trial.
third prisoner sentenced to die
Yesterday was Joseph Bergeron. who
shot and killed Mrs. Elizabeth Dausette,
with whom he had lived for a time In
chicago He also had pleaded under
the ancient statute. and his was the
first case on record where the court ex-
amined the witnesses to ascertain the
details of the crime. Bergeron was
sentenced to die February 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05

witness for the prosecution. revealed the
fact that he could not even trans, ate the
titles of the treaties he himself had
quoted as the sources of his anti-Semetic
allegations.
ed chanter and verse in court today with
the object of showing that Father Pra-
nai,es' alIarations had been taken from
early mistranslation. TIE speeches OF
counsel for the prosecution ano oe1ehse
began late today.
The defense scored yesterday when
Profs. Kokovsoff and Tihomiroff, theo-
logical experts. ridiculed the idea that the
Jews practiced ritual murder. proI.
Petersburg University and is relative
of the Russian premier. could find moth
ing in this TaImud. he said, which direct
ed the ritual murder of Christians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
fact. a very efficient local government,
but II Is un-American in form and there

fact. very efficient local government,
but 1t Is un-American in form and there
fore not conducive to the highest type of
citizenship. In my Judgment, Washing
ton can never become "a model city
until the rights of suffrage and local
self government are restored. This does
not mean that we are to go back to the
conditions and form OF government which
existed here between 1871 and 1874. We
must go forward and adopt modern
and efficient form Of city gov
eminent.
The question of taxing church property
came up in the general discussion follow
ing the main address at the Secular
League meeting. It was merely referred
to as an example Of a question which
might well be settled by a referendum
vote after We get our model city charter.
In spite of the fact that our local gov
eminent Is undemocratic In form, there
are hundreds of men and women in this
city who are working along va. ious lines
for civic betterment The writer. as
humble member of this civic army.
high private In the rear rank" appre-
ciates this opportunity to make one or
two necessary corrections.
WILLIAM D. MACKENZIE.
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WOMAN WILL BE HANGED
AS HUSBANDS SLAYER
Accomplish in Crime Also to Paw
Death Penalty in Con-
uecticut.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, November s.
Mrs. Bessie j. Wakefield and James
Plew were sentenced In the superior
court by Judge Burpee yesterday after
noon. They will be hanged at the
state prison here March 4 next for the
murder of William Wakefield the wom-
ans husband.
No woman prisoner has been hanged
In Connecticut since 1876. Mrs. Wake
fields counsel will appeal to Gov. Bald
win to commute the sentence.
Wakefield was killed at his home In
Cheshire. Conn. last June. Plew turned
states evidence, and confessed that he
had conspired with Mrs. Wakefield 20
murder her husband.
Plew Is e member Of the famous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
EXPECT BElLISS VERDICT
BY END OF THIS WEEK
Elaborate Preparations Being Taken
by Authorities to Prevent Disor-
ders if Prisoner Is Acquitted.

KIEV, Russia. November o.-The verdict
in the trial of Mendel Beiliss for the
murder of the Christian boy Andrew
Yushinsky Is expected from the jury
about the end of this week.
According to Russian law. the verdict
Of majority OF the jury is valid. and in
the event OF the jury being equally d.
vided the prisoner gets the benefit Of the
doubt.
Elaborate precautions have been taken
by the authorities for the prevention of
disorders in case Bellies should be &C
quilted.
The closing stage of the cross-exami-
nation Of Father Branaites. the priest
from Turkestan. who Is the principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
Inquiries to be answered before II will be
safe to declare just
Rasis determined what sor OF ru-
Only by Inquiry. country demands

INQUIRIES such as the following: Who are
the people for whom the credit facilities
are intended? Are they large farmers or
small cultivators? Do they own the land
they till. or are they tenants? Are they
upon approximately the same social and
financial level. or are there wide differ
ences between them? Do they mainly re-
quire loans for long terms for buying
land. or are their needs principally met
BY short loans for working capital? Do
they borrow mostly to stop the gaps OF
bad management, or to add to their pow
ers of production?
The sum of the whole situation seems
TO be that the best kind OF rural credit
that could come to the United States
would be that Of the German Landschaf-
ten. plus that of the Raiffeisen banks
Whether the two ought to be tied up in
one system or whether they ought to be
maintained as separate activities is the
principal question, probably, that will
confront the men upon whom will devolve
the burden Of deciding the problems of
establishing system of rural credits in
this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
Blind Are Entertained.

A musical for the entertainment Of
the blind was given under the auspices
Of the Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Club in the Library of Congress last
night. The club orchestra played sew
eraI selections. Mrs. Grace Dufour
Brown was the piano accompanist As
sisting in the musical were Mrs Arthur
Chenille Dunn. Dufour Brown. Arthur
Middleton and Walter 7. Holt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
The Local Government.
To the Editor Of The Star:

To the Editor OF The Star:
With reference to the brief notice of
address on "A Free City at the Nations
CAPITAL" which appeared in Mondays
Star. may I be permitted to say that ]
did not advocate an educational qualifica-
tion for voters as reported, also that !
gave our District government full credit
for honesty and efficiency? We have, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05

George A. Cooke. a magistrate of Win
chester. Va. and Miss Mary Lashley Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. were married st WIN
chester Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05

Mems Worsted Ribbed Under
wear: shirts with French neck
and satirfe binding; draw
ers with double seat. MR
The Vogue's price. $3.50. VSG
Our price.
Mems ''Wonderwear" Ribbed Bal
briggan Underwear; winter weight:
shirts with French neck and
Saline fronts; drawers made with
double gusset and Saline eN
waist band. The Vogue's SVC
price, $1.00. Our price,.
Mems "Wonderwear' Light FAIL
weight Ribbed Balbriggan Under
wear, shirts and drawers
to match; all sizes. The ON
vogue's price, 76c. Our aOVG
Mems Genuine REFS Health I'm
derwear. pure lambs wool fleece:
light brown only. The Xm
yogue's price, s1.00. Our QDVG
Mems "Corinth" Mills Heavy
weight Underwear, shirts and
drawers to match; all KM
sizes. The Vogue's price. QDVC
$1.00. Our price. ........
Mems "Duofold" Union Suits:
heavy and light weight wool out
side; Sea Island cot
ton interlining. The ned M
yogue's price. $500. % Il 10
Our price.