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V. H. Olmstedd Suspended
BY Secretary Houston
Chief of Bureau of Statistics In Department Agriculture
Must Face Charges of Poor Administration Famous
Cotton Leak of Few Years Ago Recalled

tain proper discipline led to the charges,
IL was said.
The solicitor of the department already
has started an investigation and to avoid
any suggestion of collusion. Secretary
Houston decided it would be better for
Mr.. Olmstead to be out of the office
during the inquiry
The investigation is likely to result II
was suggested by an official. in the trans
fer of the entire bureau of statistics tc
the census bureau.
Some changes already had been made
a result of the complaints which led to
today's action but these, it was said. had
only accentuated the general dissatisfac-
ton at the chiefs administrative meth
DDS
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Il scouts, and two privates of the reg-
ular army.
Captain Nichols who was "a years old.
and son of John Nichols of Durham. Cal
The two regulars. both of whom were
killed in the first days action last
Wednesday. were Oliver Willard, Company
NJ. Eighth infantry. whose sister lives in
Rhode Island and Luther Gerhart, OF
the same company, whose father lives 10
Pennsylvania.
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IA AMERICANS KILLED IN
RECENT FIGHT WITH MOROS

Washington, June 1S.-Fourteen Ameri-
can soldiers were killed in the recent
Philippines, when General Pershing' $
command finally subdued and dsarmed
the rebellous Moros, according to a re-
port today to the war department.
On the list of dead were Capt. Tay-
lor A. Nichols of the Philippine scouts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-19
Provision Would Operate to
Make All Refined Sugar
Dutiable
MAJORITY MEMBERS
MAKE AMENDMENT
Senator Sheppard Tipped Off to
Provision by Greenville, Tex.
Chamber of Commerce.
Strike Out Language

THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE:
Met at l D. m.
Lobbying investigating commit
tee continued reading of letters
and kilograms from anti-free su-
gar men.
Finance committee democrats
consideration of tariff bill sched-
ules.
Foreign relations committee
voted to pass several diplomatic
appointments.
HOUSES:
Not in session.
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SIGN SEGREGATION ORDINANCE

Atlanta, June 1S.--Mayor
lanes G. woodward today
signed the Ashley segregation
ordinance, designed to debar ne
groes from residing in sections
of the city where a majority of
the white residents object TO
their presence, and the measure
Is now a law. The ordinance is
act retroactive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-19
PosTMAsTERs NAMED

Washington, June 1s.-(Spe-
cial. l.)-President Wilson also
nominated the following post
masters today for Alabama:
J. +. Frazier Lafayette; S. w.
Riddle, Gadsden; II. I. Johnson,
Sheffield; Harlow S. Sparretts,
Summerdale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-19
MAY Change Legation

Washington. June 1s.-The bill changing
the United States legation in Spain to
an embassy was passed without opposi-
ton. In the Senate today. 1t now goes to
the House.
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GEORGE B. COX is
PLACED ON TRIAL

Cincinnati. Ohio, June 1s.--George b.
Cox, former politician and financier,
was placed on trial in the common
pleas court here today charged with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-19

: unds OF the GIN
ny to the extent
lleged in the in
aned this amount
q on Chair company
alleged to have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-19

having mis9p
cinnati Trust
of $4,000.
dictment that
to the Ford a
after that cor
become insolys
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tCoutinued ON Page Ten.)
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ltContinued ON Page Eight,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

lBsNlO22; Sept 0, 1901: Mary L Smith to the
domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
9 Siat,s OF o america; sl2 900; attorney. Van
10TH ST, s. 100 II OF Columbus ave,
32xICV II: March S. 1909: r John Remsen to
i fTanK x M Warner; $1,000; attorneys, Haw-
kins q Daur. Nassau II.
, nnIH ST, l2s East. 100 Fl W from W cor
lexington ave. 25xl0O.1l; March 49, 1905;
Israel NJ Oshiusky to Celia segel; $4,000; at
127TH ST. III East, 22x9911; Aug /. 1904;
Peter Tollman TO Mary Piatt $1,000; attor-
ney' Adolph Bloch 90 Nassau ST.
The Bronx.
BEAUMONT AVE. c S, 45O II n Of 18th st.
o0xlOo&olX9O; July %, 1912: Michael and Mary
MADDEN to samuel Mannheimer; $500; attorney,
NJ Schector, "a Pine St
GROVE ST (Crotona ave, 1870. W s, 200
IT Of Locust ave GT7th ST., 25x1O6; Jan
a. 1908; Chas and Emma Gudehuss TO Emma
oiudehuss; $1,000; attorneys, Martin q Howe.
:, HULL AVE, 814a 2ox1oo; March IS. 1910;
Morton NJ and Anna f Green TO Louis Har-
tung 32T7 Perry ave; $1,000.
LOT 127. map Gleason property oath Ward,
25xl0O; Aig -, 1905: Cogswell-Taylor I'm
provemcnt 60 to Jennie u McEwen; $500;
LOTS pa and 275. map Haight estate,
West Chester; Nov 20. 1905; Ellen NJ Gerard
TO Katharine Gass; $500; attorney. Frank
CAKES AVE. s. 125 # from $ W cor
Jefferson ave; 5Ox1OO; Feb 20. 1913; Margaret
T Sullivan to westchester County Brewing
Co; $500; attorneys, Bernstein & Quinn, -
West LIST st, Mount Vernon. Y.
POND PLACE, W $, 1915 IT n Of 10th st.
S1Gx125: July ., 1907 Edward and Anna Gun
ter*nann TO Brisitta Wagner; $500; attor-
ney, George A. Steinmuller. 1911 30 ave.
ST AIMS AVE, cor 134th st. l00xsO;
Dec 81, 1892: William and JEANNE Trull
st al. TO JEANNE b Trull; $4,000; attorney.
Title Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
bath ST. s. 206.6 OF Willis ave OK
100; April 90, 1909; Pauline Georgcus 70 Hy H
Grote; $1,000; attorneys. Augustine & Hopping,
261 Broadway.
14SD ST. Ss4 and $50 East. 4sl6 II OF
Alexander ave. runs look 9 2JN 50x Q OK
BOX W 81 to beg March 81. 1905: Joseph +
and Annie + Keelon 20 Seth II Lewis; 50 900;
attorney, S Williamson. 364 Alexander ave
14SD ST s. 12l II " ~ Wills ave. 25X1oo;
Jan ., 1903: George \ Keeon TO Dollar Saw
ings Bank; $4,000; attorneys. LeXow. McKolar
& Wells, 43 Cedar ST.
18TH ST. cor Simpson 81. 25xa0; MAY
2s. 1913; Kaplan Building Co. Inc. 70 Jacob
Marx; So, 1926; attorney. a o Ernst, 10 Broad
way.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
James C wen,z to Joseph Vito; $1,000.

James G VENT to Joseph Vito: $1,000.
Robert A Leonard, gdn, 10 II Morgan u.
Greenwich Savings Bank TO Lawyers Mort
gage Co: $4,000
LeaSehold Investors Corporation 20 Nathan
lei l. McCready Ell al trus: 81.
Hugh Eil TO Mabel w Hill 5000.
Rosehill Realty 90 TO American Mortgage
Co. 81
Albert Blnn TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Trust Co; $500.
Miranda A Hardy TO New York Trust Co;
S29, 600
Simon Loeb and ano. exrs. TO Annie r Dale;
SLIPS.
Frank Gass 10 August Funck: $1,000,
LAWYERS Mort gage Co to John HalStead
and anQ. trus: IS 600
Same 70 United Hebrew Charities; $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Grace NJ
Schirmer; S17. 600.
Same 10 same: S11, 900.
Charles Rosen 70 Robert 4 r Dayton; 81. 500.
Michael Lee TO Bronx Security and Broker
age Co: s775.
Nellie b Parsons extrx. TO Friedricke A
Shelter; $500
Francis 8 Phraner. exr. TO William Haigh;
81.
Guaranty Trust Co trus. TO Greenwich Saw
ings Bank SO, 600.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
Pc RSoNAl.

MISSING REIATIvE.-If Charles Weston Is
alive, will ne please write TO Anna Westoaf
She Is at her mothers home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WIZ nane and address Of lenders attorney
Manhattan,

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1912 10 lOjG n W cor
nllk s. 600 and 500 Wesu. POI l0xl23 .4X67.6:
A'rl &C. 1907, Joseph and Hulda Wittner ct al
8 Fanny Jaffer Ell al; SIS. 600; attorney, A
l.sr 100 Nassau 81. ,
BBKMAN Pr. 10. 2OxlOo; Feb 10. 1872;
Vary Foster 10 Kath Embler; 81 300; attor-
ssys. Kurzman & Frankenheimer - Broad 81
EAST BROADWAY, 30. r, % II OF
Montgomery 81. -. $500. 1x23x62.2; Oct g. 1913 :
Esh Maryson 10 julius Halpern: s65OOi
attorneys. Hillluit & Hillqut. go BroadNay
end Pauline Sternberger 70 Julia Rker
harmon: so. 900; attorneys, De Grove & RiAer'
Us Nassau 81.
9Th ST, s. 30 II W Of Ave 9. 25.5xSo.5 {;
Oct 1, 1903: Beni r and Mary LefkOwitz TO
Bertha and Louis Snitman: $500; attorney
Harry Wsinberger 1872 Nassau 81.
nth ST, 81 West. % II " OF 18th ave. 2OlOx
lG Sx24. ilxl0S 3; July %, 1912; Abr and DAVID
1arkowitz 10 Geo F Dobson; S4.679: attorney,
Harry z Lewis. 215 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
I'D ST, s. 2l6.s It " Of Columbus ave-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

OCTOBER !.
RT-FNA VISTA AVE. cor listn 81
Antonio Delona agt VIM b SommerNlIe et al
June l6. 1918; $50 .oo, ~, W..
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER Z.

4sTH ST. Nos 1873 and 1876 West; Margaret
c Magyar agt Elizabeth browns foreclosure
OF mtg; attorney. G Hawthorne.
AMSTERDAM AVE, cor 82d Fl. lo0:5x
100; solomon Klingenstein agt Henry NJ Bach
ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys. " d
S lsaacs.
LOTS 81. 49, 81. 45. &c. A.. 4s. 40. 70. and
south u Of 81. in block 80 Of section OF
Edenwald Bronx; Joanna Tennery agt NJ
Bengt Nelson ct al foreclosure OF mtg) at
torney. T Ingraham
CONCORD AVE. s. 80 It n Of Division
ave. 20xlOO; Frank ] Neuberger ct al agt
Charles DaInmann ct al faction to set aside
decd: attorney, q Muligan.
both ST. No 20 West: Anne d Thomson
az, Jacob Chassis ct al foreclosure OF
MTG: attorneys Everett. Clarke & Benedict
9TH AVE. No 90; Anne y Thomson agt
Annie Phelps ct al foreclosure OF mtg);
attorneys. Everett, Clarke q Benedict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
sURROGATES' NOTICES.
ANTIQUES.
ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES.
,nrortunity occurs 10 acquire q valu-
ra tor .pi OF fine Antique Furniture.
ao,s nna China, together with valuable
F Fr,st property mot for private residence,
good 4S% the snH pro dpsnur' pTes
nor pc pe .siisrs Only bona hde BUYERS are de-
l l"4Sv 70 'g reply to ANTIQUES. Tribune once
"a "a e1ldwych, London. Eng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 7.


73D ST $3.50 East Harry Lesser sgt Hyman
Rossn and Alfred Duschatke, owners and con
tractors; 1888 ~.
18TH SIT. 500 East: Harry lesser agt ny
man Rosen and Dorothy Benjamin. owners and
contractors; Sl52
5lST ST. SO West: New York Architectural
Terra Gotta Co agt 80 West Flfty-hrst street
Co. Inc. owner and contra ctor; N,1OO. ,
WEBSTER AVE, Q S. 75.1l II n OF 1sith ~.
5Ox1OO: Standard Plumbing supply co hs'
Keilbert Construction Co. owner ana contrac-
tor: w Changer. contractor; 500 Il.
/ 51ST ST. 20 West; Passaic structural steer
Co agt 80 West 5lst Street Co. Inc, owner ana
contractor; $1,000.
STORY AVE, n s. 100 Il e Of Olmstead ave
5oxlOO: Abraham Siegell ct al agt Mink con
struction Co, owner and contractor; Adam
Mink. owner: $500. e.
I52D ST. 500 West; Standard Plumbing sup,
plv co agt Filrose Construction Co. owner ana
contractor; John Richmond Plumbing and Con
tracing Co. contractor; $3.50 30 49,
5lST ST 20 West; Empire F1reproot door
"a Inc aFt 20 West 5lst Street Co, me- own
CHNNoN PI. $. PSI u n Of 23sth 81, 90 j
xq2 1Ox irreg; Arnes Transfer 60 agt faulcN
a Gallagher, owner: Lewen engineering w.
Inc contractor; 1888 ., VIA,
5isT ST, 80 West: Stephen Ball agt 83 West
51st street CO. Inc, owner ana contractor
JANE ST. Is: Kasimir Realty CO agt Fred
erick ID BacSus. owner: Joseph Cornish. con-
AVE 4 W cor Of SD ct; Wright Wire 90
act T'iower Hospital OF New YORK, owner
Tsrov Metal Iath Co contractor; s5o2 10.
PARK AVE. e s. 10th 10 17th SITS; Wrlsn'
Vire co agt German Hospital OF New ~ -
owner; Troy Metal Lath co. contraclor' So'' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
RELIABLE HELP SEEKING EMPLOYMENT.

BUSINESS EXECUTVE-tIave had years successful experience
superintendent sales and manager wneh
has been verified by Tribunal investigation Desire to locate
NTH where ability with this experience can be used to
@uua advantage. rs NewYork Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
or farmland.
garden. horse.
Otto. Mathews
3 Bryant.
Female

neat young English
baker: excellent ref
S25 month. Twins
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ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx,

WEsTCHESTER AVE. s, 1899 II Of
Wheeler ave; TO l sty brk nicolette 5Ox
lOl: Samuel Winters. 357 West 11sth ST. own
er; Hoppe & Moore, $50 Westchester ave,
architects. cost. 5000.
13sTH ST. $50 East: to l sly brk nicoette
"a Sx1OO; Peters Amusement Co, 25Sth st and
81 AIMS ave, iessees; Hoppe & Moore, $50
Westchester ave, architects: cost, $3.50
INTERVALE AVE. W junction Dawson st:
70 ETY. brk nicolette, size irregular; Winnie
Realty Co. 800 Intervale ave. owner; Hoppe &
Moore, $50 Westchester ave, architects. cost,
81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

tD YOU want specifically mention the sort OF business
with which you would like to located we asked
~ the Young man whose advertisement appears below"
Il don't believe | do" he replied. IF you called IN
doctor you would expect him to prescribe Tor any KIND OF
sickness
Il am business doctor. | would not undertake any
business where did not feel reasonably OF beng capable
of giving practical prescription of ntellgenty applied hard
constructive work. ..:
This man has done constructive work Our investigation
shows his work been appreciated by his former e
ployers. They say he is OF integrity and apiiV
An advertiser under The Tribunal must be one OF IN
tegty Ability described in advertisement must be SUD-
saniated by investigation , =
is only by strict adherence this policy that we can
Tribunal advertisers of full advertising value and IND
readers the protection which inspires their confidence
A man or woman who wants to advertise under thls
classification for position be able to satisfy The tribune
through its own investigation of his her unqueshoned char
acer and ability .ILI
Employment for such a such woman IS 10 De hao
by getting certificate of character through The tribunal
dignfied and personal introduction to each tribune
reader 1t assures your advertisement OF carefu reaohg
and when the prospective employer responds assures you OF
Courteous treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

terdahl g. Co agt Creedtown Realty Co ct al;
July o 1913: sISS 40
All Mar Walters ct al: June 13. 1913 s35O
1O7TH ST No. 26s West; Frank Martisano
agt Lewis Curtis ct al: sept %, 1913: s265
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; Sept 90
1913: $40 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
FOREIGN RESORTS.

gvssx American comfort and luxury
Wow from balconies and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
OI TUBEN Z.
Manhattan.

I45TH ST. go to 256 West: for a 1 sty
stores, 109x55: Morgenthau Realty Co. Is East
42d ST. owner: Kreymborg Architectural Co
1919 East 1850 ST. architect: cost, $4,000
Tho Bronx.
TOPPING AVE, 1851: for / stv frame
garage, 166x20.6: Herman Ahrens on prem
Uses owner; Goldner &c Goldberg 39l East
10th st, architects: cost, $3.50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
Week OF Prayer.

The Union Services of the Week of
Prayer began in the Episcopal church
Sunday night; leader Rev. S.M.M offett.
Last night the services were held in
the Baptist church; leader Rev. J. S. AL
friend.
For the remainder of the week the SER
vices will be held as follows:
Wednesday, January 5, 7.30 p. m,
Presbyterian Chapel, leader Rev. ]. 5.
Alfriend
Thursday, January g. 100 p. m,
Parish Building, leader Rev. ]. c.
Hawk
Friday, January 10, 100 p. m, Bap-
fist Church, leader Rev. ]. S. Alfriend
Sabbath, January II, 7.30 p. m.
Presbyterian Church, leader Rev. ]
c. Hawk.
Offerings on Sabbath nights only
for the relief of local restitution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
OFT BROTHERS..
Business Locals.

Buv groceries of Ronemus.
New fall dress goods and silks at Palm
shum,s.
blankets comforts and fannels at Palm
saum's.
Nep's-ease shoes for men who work, at
att Bros.
Rockfall horse blankets at the Farmers
supply Co.
I'M YOU are looking for the best groceries
ny of Ronemus.
Every kind of Toilet Requisite so libby
Niller's Pharmacy.
Wood sawed and split aud delivered by
BIN c Burns Il Co.
Be sure and buy Iaurel Range of the
|armers supp'yCo.
Mems, ladies misses and childIen's house
ippers at OFT BIOS.
Mil.er's Pharmacy have complete line
/ brushes of all kinds,
Mi,ler's Pharmacy sells Bridge and Tally
1 ds playing cards, etc.
Blower seed, sapling and Yarmouth, for
Ne by John C Burns j. Co.
kIiller's Pharmacy are sole agents for
Il al Remedies, none better.
kueen Quality and Ziegler Bros fine
fhes for ladies at OFT Bros
lie delivered the year round. No order
o1 large. John c Burns & Co.
H. lgian seed oats, finest oats ever grown,
81 bale by John c Burns & Co.
ee the seiveless seed separator on exhi-
81 on at the Coleman Hardware Co,
Bran, middlings. hay, corn and oats al
~ in stock at John C Burns d Co.'s.
Niller's Pharmacy has large stock of
& h and Carriage sponges, Chamois etc.
ar of Alfalfa feed, best all round feed on
81 market for sale by John c Burns Il Co.
sIiler's Pharmacy make specially of
Il scriptions and family remedies. Ask your
Aysician,
6ive E. Frank Ronemus a call for Gro
lies, &c. He aims to. keep everythin,
I<sh and up to date in this line, and can fill
ollr order promptly.
Ave handle the celebrated Security cement
zauy quantity. This cement needs no in
fbduction, as It is being used on all the
Il ge jobs in this aid adjoining states
Nm c Burns Il Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07

During the Christmas shopping VS. are
frequently asked tell me of something to
give a man." Yes. ladies, men are hard to
select for-they must have something use
full, If it isn't, down in the bottom of the
lowest bureau drawer it goes there to STAY
aud be forgotten. But listen! did you eve
rear of a man doing that with a real good
fountain pen? Try one on him this year
and you will see how it works. But there is
really only one good kiud. The Water nan
See them at Boards.
To save money give your order now and
get the longton on all hard coal and Georges
Creek We are sole agents for the celebrat-
ed C. C. 4 b. PoSahontas coal. We have
dry seasoned wood in quantities to suit.
Alfalfa feed for horses and cows-a perfect
balanced ration, middl!ngs, bran corn and
oats. We handle the best seeds money can
buy. AKA -four, wholesale and retail All
orders delivered promptly. Our ice wagon
makes daily trips, send in your orders.
JOHN c. BURNS & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
Lawson Bolts CHAPTER, U.D.C.

Lawson Bolts Chapter, U. ID. c. wil
meet Thursday night. Jan. 10. promptly
at J: 80 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs.
David Howell.
MRS. c. w, AIsouITH. Pres.
MRS. c. N.CoLEMAN, Secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07

:, The Postoffiee at Charles lown,
ter'y " Va as second-clsss matter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
Dividend Notice,

Alta reg ular meeting Of the Board OF Direc-
I ,rs of the Farmers and Merchants Deposit
Company held ON Tuesday, December IL.
19Iz.a semi-aunual dividend of four per cent.
wss declared on the capital stock of the COM
pany. The dividends are payable on aud
after January6, 1913
q. LEE PHILLIPS,
Cashier,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
Farm for Rent,
Apply to
Dec. 10-2m+ J. ED. BURNS.
dividend Notice.

II a meeting of the Board of Directors of
the National Citizens Bank on Tuesday.
December 81. il was ordered that q semi-ar-
nual dividend of hree per cent. be declared
or the capital stock of said bank. The diyi-
dends will be paid at the bank on and after
January 8, 1918.
GERARD D. MOORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-07
For Sale

At Hotel Jefferson. Charles Town, W Va.
Chandeliers, combination gas az electric
20 Mattresses and springs.
/ bar counter complete
steam table and fittings.
Apply at
Dec. II, 1912. TIE DESK.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

a friend of hers living near by, Salena
omlth' made net profit of $6773 from an
equal area. One-tenth of an acre of to-
matoes, some sold fresh and other canned
put $6O.51 into the little purse of Lille Du
Bose, Of Monetta, S. c.
-, AS result of the pure food agitation of
the last few years, people are demanding
better quality of canned goods, and are
wiling to pay higher prices. The bulletin
mere quoted advises the farm girl:
only as a last resort depend for your
market on grocers or commission mer-
chants. The best people are the ones
who want your product, and it is they
whom you should approach. Many house
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
TO Wake Money by Preserving Sam

A book OF instructions accompanies each
ou1nt' SO that by FLOWING a few simple
rules success Is easy.
1t Is urged that every farm should have
portable home Gamer. Such A oontriv.
ance is as important as a milk.separator
OF corn harvester. Every child should he
eaus1t the art of canning, and every school
should have canning outfit as part of it's
one advantage of this kind Of work Is
rn"t ~ IS done out of doors, and there is
ofyars ,Isp OF "muss" afterward. 1t
ION ION the heat and confinement of a
A''oneh' Furthermore, the canning season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

be clear cut and firm. The mouths Of These
medal winners conform to the rule that
strength must underly beauty
The eyes, though large and we'll set, ara
in no case overfull There is no approach
to the Fisher aversion; the occasion of the
rawlings Of old fashioned poets and novel
lists, but which Mr. Fisher contemporary
classes as "popeyes'
Every one of the medal winners has
shapely, but no one has tiny, nose. This
feature is another sign in the manual o.
the American beauty. A nose that be-
longs to the face of a beauty must be of
size and character to match that face
The mismatched nose is facial calamity.
Probably not one of the girls could have
won the medal had she possessed other
than a well shaped nose of the size and
style that belonged to her type of face.
The straight nose, neither large nor small,
is the most prominent American feature
The greatest beauty, Mr. Fisher and other
authorities on beauty agree, is chiefly in
expression. The expression of each Of
these pictured faces Is, you will note, agree.
able; but in only one instance, that of the
Yankeeized Irish girl, merry. This the
judges say, was observable in all Of the
thousands of pictures they studied, is true
of the average American girl Her eI.
preston is alert, thoughtful, intelligent
good humored, kindly, shade reserved,
but seldom rollickingly merry. The Amer.
lean woman's face is one of flashing in.
telligence, mood balanced evenly between
grave and gay.
Answering then, the question Of the
headline on this page, the judges agree
that what makes a prize beauty is the
nossession of these American essentials:
A figure of medium height and weight
,o+ more than one hundred and forty.fVs
pounds.
That she be in coloring not extreme, but
of the American color scheme, blue eyes
with gray tints, brown hair, and skin
of creamy warmth.
The features must be strong, but not ex
+reme! the chin and mouth being firm, the
nose of an harmonious size, the eyes sons
what deeply set and the eyebrows straight
and rather heavy.
Above all the expression must reflect the
American spirit, thoughtful, good humorea,
not over-serious, but neither extraYaganF
merry.