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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08
SERVE SENTENCES
WITHOUT PARDON
North Carolina College Students
Deprived of Rights of
Citizenship.
Ispecial ID The Times.Dlsnatch.l

Raleigh. \. G.. August The three
University OF North Carolina students
tonight completed their four months
sentences for the hazing Of William
Rand. OF Smithfield. last session. which
ended In his death. The court allowed
the students-W- l. Merriman, OF Will
minEton; George Oldham. " Raleigh.
and a. {. Hatch. of Mount Glover
TO be hired OUT TO their parents
hnel appeal made to Governor
Craig yesterday to pardon them So as
10 restore citizenship was refused, but
Chief Justice Clark holds that this
would have only paved the way for an
early Application 10 the courts. Now
hNe years must elap before the courts
can he asked 10 restore citizenship
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08
HOW POLITICIANS
DEFEAT FARMERS

'Sontl' yea FROM fiIs' rage
Vim Rally aud Xo viii got if If If
-,
'''" ''0'
Tor AWNING mat Is wr"hs'
Following this the insttut" by
viva voco vote adopted a motion i'm
struciiuy tho c,acutivc committee az
tho G,,,. i,,.,i,u, Ia ,, ,, ,,
"eco's"'H ~ IL ~ secure '"Sis-
iat'Ne Information bureau as recon
mcndcd IL the annual message OF the
president
,,, ,,
,, ,"""'' Wv '"'''"'
'''u"i ''i'N % inc
virginia state Farmers institute began
at the city auditorium her. this morn
my AT 9.2n ,c,.cL v,ith anon, ,5r
''''0'S =" "''c''"'i "''' ne oPei'he
pfayeH VAS mad BY Rev y" a.
upper P"stoi u th1 Memorial Meth
was made by former state senate.
Lon T. ualsey. VINO spoke briefly
Tins Ma Followed by the annua!
adlr..s OF pr,s!den, Westmoreianu
DAVIS YIN. was presiding
ne Eunis and ,h, farm.
i'm. a., -, - = >, y. ,'I -
S,'ca,, ~ ,9o '''e.'',' 80, nv
o,-', 90. 'tos.ue"' an ~ "'s
Oh NJ 81 ~ IN ~,
'H "'iHtt ana In. r;'iHSF. lie
S"r"''E "aH't'' ii. Saic' realizes IN"
Hhp"i 'ah!' OF standing III with the
!%rintr Most 81 the directors are
farmers. ANA the cashiers. most of
them own FIRMS W. can maze no
success As bankers in the country an
less the community prospcrS what
tn bankers Of Virginia should Try to
do l. to make virginia produce and
send out NOR. than virginia buvs and
.r,,, a. -, - ,...
,i,h az r,tio, ME- ,..o ,,,,ero,'
o ,,ni,,,t, .r,
H. go.
t.,iie ,, :. q -, ., &.
"'' 'eea'.' |'' ''eSN'Se
40" 'i' N''' d"'" "ci'uih I'd! y. an!
STAT tha' raises the nnest export cat
u. III tne East is sure TO com" INTO
us own.
Wy ala LynchburE have to issue
clearing house certificates years ago.
LynchburS's banks were rich and in
good condition. but why the -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08

sores My hai- ie'l out gradually.
After trying several remedies without
inuCh h"ncnt = friend that had been cured
~ Cuti:urt soap and Ointment told me
and decided 10 Try them. wa. afflicted
about II year before used Cuticura Soap
"ni Ointment and after using them three
He"is was gcti!pl. better and in loss than
.nrse months. after using eight cakes OF
( Gt.cur1 soap and il.s boxes Of Cuticura
pintDicnt. I was completely cured Of ccze-
ma ts!gneci Frank Nastine. Dec l.,
1912
81 YOU wish sEin cl-ar Of pin:pi,s. black
heads and nt;,rr annoying e-Ipuons. banda
sotl and y hitc is.ir live and glossy and
scalp free from dandygr aaj Itching begin
to-day the regular use Of Cu.!ctlra Soup for
the toilet. bath and shampoo. assisted by
occasional light applications OF Cuticura
Ointment. 40 other method ~ so agreeable
or ccoaDin.cal. Sold every where. Sample
Of "a n nailed free. with Sap. book Ad-
dress pps:-car! Cu:icura Dept r. Boston .
Ss-Sien who .no We and shampoo with Gu
ticura soap will And II best for skin and scalp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08


money which they would like TO have
deposited in each city represented ana
other details OF tn. Arrangement In
a statement issued tonight Secretary
McAdoo announced that. as Il result
of the conference. the following plan
had been tentatively agreed to:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08
The Weather.

rorechst; |frEintn-Fnir Friday. cx-
cept showers I'm southeast norton
warmer In west portion; Saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08

and form sores on my faco aud
head with terrible itching.
The eczema on my face and
head itch"G and burned and
when | scratched 1t. IL nude
sores and ! was very dis
figured for ;1c time being.
My Head Became so so:o
could not touch 4, with u
comb: H. became mass OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-08

konntbunkpOrt, Nc, August =
Robert 9 Ogden. of New York. a PHI
lauthropist widely known. died last
night ~ his summer residence here Mr..
pgien had be.u i'll a long time Mr.
ogden was born ia Philadelphia in 1895.
and aInaSScd a fortune as Il member
OF the firm Of Johu Wanamaker lie
retired from active business six Years
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GLASS Of SALTS If
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12
Our First National Sport

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12

pine and would wear the latter in his
midst with comparative comfort. The
sufferings of human beings who have
been compelled to remain inactive while
their stOmachs conducted entire field
meets and Olympic programs within
them have been equal to the horrors Of
to pity these poor victims. however. In
fact, seasickness is a subject for Jest
and merriment and the transatlantic
passenger who drags himself on deck TO
retail his last few choked and splutterv
words receives the cruel ha-ha and is led
back to bed by the deck steward, who
moreover insults him by offering him
soup.
This is because seasickness is very
seldom fatal. In fact, it leaves no scars
and Is easily cured without drugs or
knife. No matter how severe the disease
may be, if the captain will stop the ship
and have it held perfectly still the pa
tlent will at once recover and demand a
10 course dinner. The fact that this is
never done Is a sad commentary on the
heartlessness of seafaring men.
The interior OF the country is full of
people who have paid several hundred
dollars for the privilege of being hor-
rIbly sick. Stranger vet, it is still
more congested with people who envy
these victims and have saved from SO
TO $3.50 towards the same end. Next
to appendicitis, seasickness is the most
fashionable disease on earth. and those
who have pity to spare had better ex-
pend 1t on railroad presidents and other
more deserving -CODVrighted bV
George Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12

ercise over him a tyranny that makes
him afraid to call his soul his own
should know that such a wife insults
every one OF his old friends, that she
makes his own mother afraid to come
to Sc him. that she smells his breath
every time he comes in the house to
see if hess had a drink. and that he
trembles every time he is decently
polite to a strange woman for fear
of the curtain lecture he will get when
he returns home.
And lastly. and above all, the thing
that I would note most in the girl /
was thinking of asking to mary me
is how She stands with her family.
If little sister and little brother slip
around as If they were afraid Of her
not for muh, no matter what sore Of
a good locker she is nor how charm
ing to strangers
Don't Want a Selfish Wife.
I shouldn't want a selfish little
beast for a wife, one VINO would take
the best of everything, ana regard me
as only good for a shopping ticket
Nor should I want critic on the
hearth
But if I found a girl who was the
light and life. the TENDERNESS and the
joy of her own home. I should know
by that sign and token that I'd be
the wise guy if I could get her to il
Illuminate my own little fiat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12
Fashions In Smiles

Uel Hopkins Adams's hero. in the Aug
ust EverybOdy's, knew this: The firm
mouth smiled little awry and IN
failingly won her response
The crooked smile is also cynical
and they're all wearing cynicism now.
It's the new cilOr. Thus Mr.. E. W.
Hornung- in the same copy of Every
bOdy's: "A new religion, in which
you'll never believe any more said
Dollar, with a WY smile"
One can use the crooked smile for
emphasis, too; for the faint flavor OF
suggestion so necessary now. Thus,
to quote Mrs GerOuld again: " Sidney,
you see-her crooked smile acentuated
the words-'will let me off, on one
condition.
Some of the modes are. Of course.
extreme, and hard to initiate Authors
themselves are often not quite sure It
IS a smile This makes it all the more
distingue. Some -spasm of expression
that was intended for a smile
Hugh Johnson in the September Cen
turV is responsible for the above
mode. Cora Harris, in the August
Harper's, is equally striking: a slow,
crawling worm to wit showing slyly
in his eyes"
The crooked smile" however. is IN
doubtedly most effective when trimmed
with intrOspectiOn and a little spice
OF morbldIty- This style is adapted
from the Russian ballet which Nc
Clure's tells US. is the one great
dramatic influence of our time It is
interesting to trace its influence on the
smile of herOines- Fannie Stearns Da-
Wis. in the June Atlantic has best
achieved the mode; and not to weary
you. her words shall close our Illus
tratiOns: In her heart she would
whisper, even while the swift, crooked
smile danced across her lips, o Goa,
make me remember
These snapshots, taken from the very
latest
popularity of the '%wry," or CROOKED"
style Of wearing ones lips One may
see everywhere herOines at practice
under the dictate of fashion and yet,
one NAV ask, why the crooked
smile2 Are our modern herOines too
fond Of bitter and forbidden fruit? Is
1t the Cult Of the Ugly that has set
this form? or is the micrObe OF crook
edness n the air. affecting politics
railway signals. and smiles?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12

Baldwin Locomotive works in Phila-
delphia.
The new directory OF the city of FL
PasO. compiled and published by John
F WOrley, of Dallas. Texas. has arrived
in the city. The population of FL
PasO at the present day as estimated
by Morley is 20,523.
The board of appeals Of the city of
FL PaSO, consisting of the mayor and
aldermen met again this morning to
receive complaints from tax payers IN
satisfied with their assessments as adj
Justed recently by the board of equal
ization. Among those before the board
this morning was T. H. COnklin. the
real estate agent. who controls and
owns a large amount of property.
Edith Bell, Len Lenthy and Mae Gin
giles rendered a few of their young
friends an apron and necktie party
Tuesday evening at the home of Mae
Gingles. Among those present were:
Len Lenthy. Edith Bell. Bessie Cobler.
Helen Ford, Florence Sloan. Olivette
Paul, Ma ggie EISing. Robert Widmann
Oscar Ford, Archer Parker Ed Irwin.
Joe Minnie, Herman Andreas and John
Klein.
Mrs. H Russell procured a building
permit for the erection of a residence
on lots, , and 3. block 8. Magoffin ad-
ditiOn, on MagOffin avenue. Mamie
Harrison Williams also procured a per-
NIT to erect a residence at an estimated
cost Of $500 on lots II and u. block
2O5, CampbelIs addition. on Stanton
street. Mrs Tom Bean procured a per
nit to build a residence at a cost of
$500 on lots and /. block 213 Camp
bells addition. c. N Buckler procured
a permit to build a residence at an
approximate cost of $3.50. Satterth-
walte's. addition on Epson avenue.