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Fined for In.uItinr woman.

Quincy Hart, charged with using in
sulting language to Mrs. Rosa Ross.
near Mayos Bridge, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, pleaded guilty to the offense
and was fined $40 by Justice Maurice
yesterday in Police Court, Part H. Hart
was also charged with being drunk and
disorderly. He requested sum of
money from Mrs P.oss for using public
property, IT is said. Hart later apollo
gize<l to the woman.
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NOTICE.
Southern Railway Companv

NUUtNeTn halfway COmpanV
richmond, Va. September %, 1918
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders of Southern Railway
Company for the purpose OF eiectins,
directors and for the transaction OF
such other business rs may be
brought before the meeting Will be
held at the principal Office OF the
company. in the city OF Richmond.
Va, on Tuesday, October II. 1913, al
10 o'clock a NJ
The stock transfer hooks. both
common and preferred. Will he closed
ut o'clock noon on Saturday, Sep
tember q. 1918, and Will be reopcned
at 10 o'clock ~ NJ. on "Wednesday,
October 10, 1913.
II. -. LANDLORD.
SnnraIn,.,.
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Sent I,nck to Pom.

Peter Whitehurst. alias Charles
Whitchurst was ordered sent back to
the State Penitentiary yesterday by
Judge Ernest III. Wells. in Iustings
Court. Part IL. on the charge OF break
ing his parole. Whitehurst WAS CON
victed for n felony In Princess Anne
county, ana was sentenced To five years
IN the pcnitentiary. IIc was parolrd
on February s. but was arrested re-
Gently for a misdcmcanor
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect September 90. 1872
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. Al. 'a:oo r. NJ, '4:Ia
Z. NJ
For LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST,
'e:l5 A. NJ. $50 a. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. % 30 T. 81.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: I'll 40 A.
M 's;S5 p. NJ. 'I:s0 J.. 81. From the West.
.e:io y. NJ ~ :lG r. NJ. bl:i0 L. NJ. '6o5 T..
NJ $500 +. n.
DAILY aDaily ex. Sunday. hsun6ay oI.J,
w. u. BENILL, Pass. Traf Mgr.
w. c. SAUNDERS. q. 2. A.. lenanoko. Va
c. IL BO5LEf. ID. L. A.. Richmond We
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FLATS.
Rooms
BANKRUPT jloftrfs

TO rt the S SreditorI Of w4RrH Z, E les
mond, In tho County OF Henrico and
district aforesaid Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
1lth day OF September, \. D., 1913. tho
said WORTH ELECTRIC VEHICLE
CO, INC, was duly adjudicated bank
rupt, and that the first meeting of its
creditors Will be held In my Office
Rooms Nos 500 and 500, American
National Bank Building. Richmond
Va. on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER
y. D., 1913. Mt 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. Mt which time tho said creditors
may attend. prove their claims, appoint
n trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business ms may
properly como before said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September 25. 1913.
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5unlinfr Buarnlng
automobiles JFor sale

FOR SALE. ONE SECOND iI1ND HtjPe-
mobile in good running condition,
cheap to quick buyer
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Atlantic Coast Line
lhe standarG kahroaa Of the Sou

INC StHndnrG Railroad OF the South.
EFFECTIVE JUNE .. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:i5 A NJ and s:27
For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. 500 p, NJ. 4:1o T.
~.
For y. & ". .Ry. Vest: s:l5 a NJ. $3.50 A.
A., y. NJ. 800 z. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1900 n NJ. e:15 A. NJ.
s:l5 \. M. 300 A. NJ. $3.50 a ri. $500 p. M.
t:lo p. 81. 6:es =. NJ. e:25 +. NJ. s:20 p. NJ,
l:i5 p. II. i
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: '+:1o P. NJ!
TrainS arrive Richmond daily: 5:o5 a. M.
lo:l5 a. NJ. $50 ~. NJ. 1881 A M
.'lo:!5 a. ~. n:4o A. NJ. .2:1o M. ''1:5
Z. 81. $50 +. II.
EXCEPT Sunday. ''SundoJ only.
limo OF arrival and departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed.
e. S. CAtipB ELL. d. p. A.. Main ST.
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Rflp llianleu I,llr

MATTED. FOR UNITED STATES
tween the ages or Is and s.. ci;izens
Oh me United states, of good character
nmu temperate habits who can speak
Ieau ana write The English language
for ihiorination apply to RECRUItING
of LEX. $40 East Broad Street, Rich.
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Greater Richnond'. Greatest Nev.,,n.-
Ghs Mmes xaIslSp Blspalrl,
aRRATEsr WANT AND REAL xs.
tain MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want "A Rates

Daily ono cent per word when mid
In advance. No al. taken FOR Icsn thnn
ten cent?.
Ono and one-haIf cents m word nj,
einsaihcntiona except Situation Wanted
ZOE nundny. Situation Wanted. ono
cent n word. No nd. Sunday taken for
less thnn fifteen cents.
no ads. taken for less thnn twenty
I'VE cent" when phoncd I'm or charged
al the counter.
f"ohe orders not guaranteed.
'or nuhiness contracts. send for tho
want Al. Nun. Phone Monroe l.
etnssincnhonn not guaranteed after
piSO Il. ii.
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Weary S. Afford. of Chicago. III, en-
tered suit in assumpsit against the
American National Bank yesterday in
Hastings Court. Part H., asking dam
ages IN the sum Oh So'vVo: me plain
carry out its contract for certain archi-
tectural work done by the firm on the
building. The complainant claims that
its preliminary work on drawings and
models was not paid for.
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Rt5crIlaneou5
SEOE REPAIRING.
AT LAST

y NEW DROP-HEAD SEWING Ma
chine sli.iS at 1904 West Main. w.
II. KING; " :
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave South Richmond. Seventh and
Ferry Streets. FOR petersburE;
&C. I, S. 80. 10. H. az 1. NJ. l. . .s 4 d
'5:i5. 81, I. 5. '9. 10 4. Al.
HOO L. NJ. for Chester. I2:0o midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street Tor South Richmond:
t5l5. 6;s5 ''7:3o. 1885. ss5, 1856. :ss. ia5
a. NJ. 1895. q 81. 2:35. 3:35. '4S5, 80 $685.
tI:O5 '7;35 s:35 e:35. 40 40. 1i:iO p. NJ.
tDaily except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
''limited. except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond -,
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SITUATIONS, 3erotesslona!

LADY. WELL EDUCATED. ENGLISH
french. Latin, music, fond OF chill
dren. best testimonials. would take
charge OF children needing mothers
care. teacher or companion. state
terms MISS V. WINGFIELD, War
ren. Albemarle County. Va
a II EFF \ I'D UNDERGRADUATE
nurse would like Il place AZ COM
panion to an old LADY or an invalid
NURSE. 4c6 East Franklin.
WANTED. PRIMARY WORK OR Wiz
laee school by irstgrade teacher;
nine years experience; refere noes
Address TEACHER D., care Post
rnastcr. Hosiner. Va.
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sEABcARu AR LINE

southbound Grains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: 300 a. M.-l.ocal to NorlIna
l:lo p. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham Savannah. Jacksonville. li:eS
2. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta, Br-
minGham. Memphis. 100 y. M.-Sieepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound trains
sch eduled TO arrive In Richmond daily: 5;35
=: A.. i:to A. al. sos z. ". $50 7. 81. Locnl
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0unlifcs nr Attorney.

r. Raleigh Phillips qualified as ar
attorney TO practice law yesterday
morning in Hastings Court, Part II.
William j. Morrissette qualified q:
administrator OF the estate Of william
~ Jackson.
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Bee, GOAL ann lllo0o

AM UNLOADING 400 CORDS OF
original growth thin bark pine:
splits easy like n Watermelon If
YOU place your order during the next
ten days you can get it at summer
price. Perfectly dry slab $3.50. only
ten days longer. LONG, THE WOOD
MAN, 1906 West Broad. Madison
0G9.
BEST ANTHRACITE. s725; BEST
splint, S5.25; all other Goals at low
est prices. w b. REANS. 703 to I'll
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
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legal J2utjre

Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Va.
THIS COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
az executor of ~ u. Shotwcll de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will please pre-
sent them. duly authenticated. for
payment. and those indebted TO the
estate VIII please mako payment To
this company.
VIRGINIA TRUST co.
Executor OF \. y Shotwell. /.
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ONE HIGH GRADE CLOTH TRIM
med surrey: $3.50.
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I'Inintin Wins Suit.

Damages In the sum of s60.5O were
awarded the plaintiff yesterday In Hus-
tings Court. Part H., in the suit of w.
III the suit of Robert kirkland
against George Smith. which was APP
pealed from Police Court, Part H., the
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woodmcn Meet To-NicIt.

Maple Camp. No 159. Woodmen of
tho World. Will meet tonight at s
O'Clock in Fraternal Hall. Eleventh and
Hull Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26

Fannie Fleming Taylor and husband
sold to Louis Rankin the property at
- and 10 West Twentieth street for
$1,000. according to deed of bargain
end sale recorded yesterday with Clerk
Walter DuNal, in Hastings Court.
Part H.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

5:l5 A.--Local- DailH-Newport News.
$40 A. I:ocai-Daliy-CE Vile. Elk Sum
ThurEtond.
ts:co A.-Express-Da ily-Norfolle. Old Point
tio:W A-Local-Daily--Lchb' Lex. c. Forge
'l-:9o Noon-LNDt ess-Daiiy - Norfolk. OLD
Point.
tt:oo /. -ENpress- Daily-Nor.. Old Point
b;W Pc al-DaiIy-S News. Old Point
e:lo -i:ocei-EN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1900 .-ENpress-Daily-Cl L'viile.
b:lo P.-i-ocal.-Weck days except Saturday
to Warren. Saturdays TO Gladstone.
$50 P.-limited-Daily-C Ch'go. st. L.
I'll 10 P.-Express - DAILY Gin. Louisville
Lynchburg. Natural Bridge.
'Seepers. Partor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Loce; from
East: *:55 a. NJ. $40 L. NJ. Through from
East. y 80 a. NJ. 1880 Il. NJ, $3.50 T.. NJ Local
from West: S:l5 a. NJ. ISIS \. NJ. and 1920
II. NJ. Through: s:l5 ~. NJ. :55 y. 81 and
1885, Il. NJ.
week days. Sundays 6 :55 =. 81.
Daily except Sunday.
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Eor SALE

one BnocKWA Tor BUGGY. fi cir,
Der tires: $4,000
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Dibineno lotife8.

Office OF
Virg Carolina Chemical Comnapv
Richmond, Va. September 25, 1913.
DIVIDEND No. ~.
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this. company have this day declared
dividend OF two t2) per cent, the
same being consecutive quarterly
dividend No. ~. on the preferred
stock of this company. payable Oc-
tober Is. 1913 when checks will be
mailed to all preferred stockholders
OF record at the close OF business on
Tuesday September 30. 1913.
S. w, TRAINERS,
Troasurer.
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psIp 11lanteo female

SALESLADIt,S WANTED. I;NpERI
enced. In our suit department.. BIER
NARD, FRANCIS a. CO. Firth and
Broad Streets.
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SOUTH RICHMOND

plaintin was awarded a verdict In the
sum OF 500. with interest from Deem
her ] 1912.
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FULL LINE HIGH GRADE SURVEYS.
phaetons and runabouts; agents for
Columbus buggics: our specially.
buggies for the business man; prices
70 suit. reasonable terms. a. NEY-
CRS SONS. III East Cary Street
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SoIiritorS anh SaIrsmcn

WANTED. Statesmen. PROFITABLE
side line not requiring samples, for
statesmen making small towns and
country stores in Maryland. Virginia
or Carolinas. Write MANAGER
Room COS. SIC Fourteenth Street, y.
W, Washington, y. G.
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FOR THREE
$50 per month.
6. Length Of
None need to
Address L. 402.
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Pfetfngs

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF Malone Tobacco Compress
have been held on the 1lth dav ~
August. 1913, will be held at the
office OF Maurice a. Powers. 1914 East
Main Street. Richmond, Va. on tho
18th day OF October, 1913, ats o'clock
+. NJ. at which meeting directors are
TO be elected and such other bust :
ness transacted rs may come before
the meeting.
MAURICE A. POWERS.
Secretary
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WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WITH
three years experience as bank
clerk position i'm bank. Can fur
nish best of references. Address ii
GO. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY EXPERIENCED PEN
man. envelopes to address or type
writing after business hours Rates
very low. Address Il $50, caro- Times
Distatch.
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WANTED At ONCE. GIRLS OVER 1e
IE AS, :, OLD II STAMPING DE-
ENGEp }, ! H An, PAGkERs. GOOD
ALLEN d GINTER BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS
WANTED. ARTIST. GOOD Ar PEN
nnd ink drawing and lettering. Apply
5o5 East Grace Street, between $3.50
and 1880 "a. NJ. MIR. HUNTER
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED COOK
with good reference. Must stay on
lot; good home for right party. APP
ply 2340 Monument Avenue. between
ana 10 a. NJ. or 6 and s +. NJ.
WANTED. PRETTY LITTLE GIRL,
three years old. of go3S standing for
ter dollars month. Apply to MRS.
T.. l.. HUGHES Norwood. Va.
WANTED, GOOD COOK WITH REEF
crences: good wages to right party.
ABBY 25O5 Gro1e Avenue
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT POI
sitlons open to women. Big pay.
INchinond examinations soon. Write
FOR sample questions FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 725 G.. Rochester.
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Write for catalogue.
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SiruarIon5 oliantfo, Jenlalr

WANTED. POSITION AS HOUSES
keeper by young woman of expert
ence Apply MISS JULIA SPENCER,
Green Bay Va
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FLAT OF THREE BRIGHT ROOMS
10 adults; convenience. 613 East
Leigh.
CHOICE FLAT OF FIVE LARGE.
beautiful, newly papered rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished. Best central
location. Address p. 0. Box 965.
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FOR RENT. Two ROOM AND BATH
apartment. Gresham Court Apply
MIR. WATSON, Manager. Gresham
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RfaI Gstate For SALE

IL, 511 ACRES. EIGHT MILES FROM
good tenant houses: four tobacco
barns largo frame barn: 200 acres
low land; good orchard: well watered.
Price. $l2.O2O.
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KeaI G5tate Jor Rent
FOR RENT.

~-,-o--~-------~e~.--~->-,~~>->~--~-~
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flats jiDr Kfnt

FLAT FOR RENT. No. / South WEST
Street, SO per month
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LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON-
NELLY & co. Wri:e pcstal cor neo-
essary blanka
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FOR SALE. TWO HIGHLAND PARK
lots 30 feet front, each ono block
from car. Bargain. Il COZ. care
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Kfal Gstats cQanfeo

HAVE YOU a FARM FOR SALE At A
reasonable price? List it with p.
GUERRANT COSBY, JR., Lynchburg.
va. ana watch results. Write for
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ticlp, 99aIs anh 5ren'ale

WANTED. CAPABLE MAN OR WO-
man with some capital in old, es-
taDlishcd business Address Box
"a. ROnnOkn Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26

THREE TOP GROCERY WAGONS;
S65.Oo 5000 and $1,000: all newly
painted. these ara rich bargains
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RAILWAY MAI. CLERkS wAHTuD
Comtnence $50 month Write for
particulars. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dept 500 q. Rochester " Y
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WANTED. NEWSPAPER CONTEST
managers with experience, ability
ahu Soou address. young men or
women l.. y. CAMPBELL, Month
cello. Ga
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bAitBER WANTED AT ONCE. SIS
iihtALiNSON. PROPRIETOR Goldsboro.
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Wa NTED. WHITE AND COLORED
farm hands for farm. four miles from
Mchmond. Apply G 42S. care Tiines-
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WANTED, WORKING FARM FORE
man: also working assistant farm
,,9tcmah on large farm In Virginia
iust be sober. Industrious. under
e,nclency; also all kinds farm ma
.ninery Write full particulars in
nrat letter and wages expected Adj
oFess IL sol, care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26

WANTED. BRIGHT. NEAT BOY, IA
or - years of age. good character
ana habits. for office boy duties; give
Times Dispatch
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Rost AMI J0uEo

Rost ann JfDuEo
LOST. brown LEATHER IIANDBAd.
SCii.aIhins check for 5000. small
GhahBe. Keys, letters, etc Return To-
Oh East Grace Street and receive re-
LOSI, CORAL BROOCH RETVEEN
IiGhth ana Perry and Twelfth and
inu, Iluec return same TO me
wv Ferry street Reward
iCoi. SMALL CAVALIER WITH
pearl and small diamond Reward If
returned TO Times Disnntcb
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WANTED. REGISTERED OR REGIS
tered assistant pharmacist; must be
y good salesman and Industrious;
Eood position TO right man. Position
1p.h Is IN Lyrchburg Address ID
o92. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-26

is: 3oi ACRES. WELL WATERI1D;
90 acres fine low land. 100 acres fno
cleared land: nine-room dwelling.
stable, barn. etc. orchard: Ave miles
from Dillwyn. on public road: large
stream runs through farm. y bar
gam az $4,000. EMMETT D. GREG
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-23
Not Exactly Satisfied With
Miss Lees Dismissal.

The Citizen representative is not
butter in" so far as Hawley af-
fairs are concerned; but he cannot
help hearing things as he wanders
about the town. One of the things
he heard on Tuesday was that there
are quite a large number of Hawley
people who are not exactly satisfied
with the dismissal of Miss Ida Lee
from the corps of High school teach
ers. They point out the fact that as
it was her first term she should have
had a re-appointment. If there was
anything in her first term that did
not satisfy the directors, it is claim
ed that she should have been given
opportunity to correct her own work.
This is written in no spirit of criti-
cism, but as rejecting the sentiment
of at least portion of Hawley peo-
pie.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-23
T
Funeral on Tuesday Morning
OF Thomas Nj. Malta.

The funeral at st. Philomena' s
church on Tuesday morning of Thos.
M. Malta was largely attended.
Among those from out of town who
came to Hawley to attend the funer-
al were: Patrick McCarty and Mrs.
Thomas McAndrew, of Port Jervis;
Martin O'Malley and son, of Susque-
hanna, formerly of IHonesdale; Con-
ductors VIM. Johnson and J. P.
Reilly, Of Dunmore, also Mrs. P. H.
Gallagher; Miss Anna Walsh, Mrs.
Lucy Langan and John Goode, of
Jessup.
Thomas NJ. Malta was born in
Hawley 43 years ago, and was the
son of Thomas and Bridget McCarty
Malta. He resided in this place until
about ten years ago when he went
to Port Jervis, where he has since
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-23

fR 1AN1 years ago, Wnen the
tM Hawley Times was an in.
ESs95i fant and was Just going
SszASy through the dental expert
ence of cutting its wis
dom teeth" the writer remembers
hearing the late Reuben T. Ames re-
mark to a crowd of country-savers
who had gathered at the corner store
to regulate national and town af-
fairs, to do some grocery buying and
to enjoy an evening of chat beneath
the glow Of the freshly trimmed
kerosene store lamps, 81 tell you
what it is, boys" remarked Mr..
Ames, when a man once gets a
taste of LackawaXen river water you
never can effectually wean him from
hankering after it,
The subject was the recent return
of a Hawleyite who had been en-
ticed to the =" wild and woolly west,'
or to some other Utopian section of
country.
Whether Mr.. Ames was absolutely
correct in his statement may be a
proper subject of conjecture; but
the fact remains that Hawley people,
as class, are about as we'll content
ed as they well can be in this land
of strikes, late frosts and ridiculous
game laws. There is a charm hover
ing over the town that reaches back
into the past and conjures up sweet
memories of other days. The town
stands knocking at the portals of
Progress; but the memories of the
past will not down, for those days
when
"Sweet was the sound, when oft, at
evenings close,
Up yonder hill the village murmur
rose.
There, as 1 passed, with careless
steps and slow,
The mingled notes came soften'd
from below"
bob up from the bottom of memorys s
well, like a cork on a fish line bobs
up after the big sunfish has tugged
1T under and then glided off with the
bait in his mouth, winking one eye
at you and the other at the sun.
There is generally one of two
things that brings a fellow back:
One is "the girl" and the other is
contentment. If "the girP' doesn't
fetch him, then the thought of con-
tenment will-so, take it either
way, back he comes like the lost cat.
Never mind 'the girl" She will
take care of herself. Let's look over
that contented man idea for a mo-
ment. Now, the writer doesn't get
all of his fund of story and history
from the genial banker and mer-
chant, T. F. Mangan; but this one
came from him, and it reached him
through his father, from the same
source that the weather story we
published in last weeks Hawley de-
partment came.
"Once upon time" as the charm
ing old stories start out, there was
a man in-let's call it Ireland-who
had everything that the human heart
could wish, and yet that man was not
happy. He longed for something,
he knew not what, and believed that,
like the kid in the bath tub reaching
after Plum's soap, he would never
be happy till he got it. So this great
man, probably an Irish king, called
in all his wise men that they might
tell him what great and only thing
he was missing. Only one, how
ever, was " on to the job " with both
feet and proper supply of Celtic
wit, and he told our friend, the
king, that if he would find a man
who was absolutely contented, buy
the shirt he wore and put it on and
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-23

Some people know, or have heard,
at least,
That "a contented mind is contin-
ual feast"
While others live in a constant
hunch,
And instead of ''feasting' they take
lunch"
But, if you feast too much, asleep
you'll fall,
While weeds and grain, both rank
and tall,
Will greet your eyes when at last
you wake,
Once more your place in affairs to
take.
1t is better to ride on the flowing
stream
Than on stagnant waters to float and
dream.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-05-23
Horse Falls on a Boy
Injuring Him Seriously.
Base Ball at Hawley
On Saturday Last.

An exciting game of base ball was
played at Hawley on Saturday last
between employees of Woods sweat
er factory and employees of the Dex-
ter, Lambert e Co. silk mill. The
result of the game was a score of
to in favor of the silk mill boys.
Brown, who pitched for the home
team last year, pitched for the silk
mill team, while Clifford pitched for
the Woods. The feature of the game
was home run by Otto Smidth, with
the bases filled.