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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-09
j2uttcfS

WANTED. TIE PUBLIC no KNow
mat JAIiNkE BROS. jewelers. ei2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
LATEST STYLES ola gold and
silver always taken IL exchange.
BENJAMIN LEVY, FORMERLY WITH
toncn art store anu Eichmond Art
is now located al No 3el4 williams,
burg Avenue. ana will lie pleased to
see and servo you. AIl work large or
small called for and delivered Phone
Madison 2t3S-J.
LEVY SUPPLY co
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snoEs! suoEs: snoEs!

SAMPLE SHOE STORE. o23 East Broad
Street tnoar city HAND. Good shoes
cheap. Meme. women's ana childreu's
GEO i. BOWDEN. .. EDWIN 'B0W-
DEN.
SHALL. AT ? 7. n. oN MONDAY.
December the -, 1918, I'm front OF
The Exchange Hotel In The town OF
highest bidder the Exchange Hotel
together with al its appurteuanccs
Including the hotel building OF
twenty seven rooms a;ld all furni-
tur", all outbUiidines including a
new and up-to-datc stable. ana three
3cTcs OF land upon which SAID build
inrs arc located. Tn. hot"l IS cen
tra!ly located. and is Il dcs!rtb!" place
~ every way. Terms oi sale. Cash.
SPECIAL MEALS DEER STEAKS.
chops rabbits. chickens, turkeys aud
ever! thing good 10 cat. all wild game
IN season 1t serves ~" best of
THE NEW YOEK RESTAURANT.
300 Eas, Main Street
WE MAh'H AUTOMOBILE TORS. DUST
hoods aud do AN kinds % trimming
Iin"st automGhile painting; lowest
Sons - south Smith street.
FULTON PEOPLE VISIT LEWIS.
hurY Avenue. fun line OF 81 ana -0c
goods. also crockery. glassware. tin
ware o;rauttcwar-, etc; tons and
ianr, Nlnas goods AZ all prices.
WAVES. RENTS BILLS OF Any
r ls,el. ~, s6u e@iig a 60, any oT
car" Times Dispatch.
] WILL NoT lie RESPONSIBLE FOR
any debts contracted by any other
than myself OF q written ord,r signed
JOHN {. PAGE.
Care i. 9 Page x Co. 1890 T. Car, St
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Tile NAVY'S PURPOSE il TO
make every one ~ its enlisted aru ..
success III life The greater mis- sue
cess the better the American Nav.
NaV" traIuip. fits mon FOR usefulness
IN the navy OF iu GILL life. Variety
az work aboard snip offers many ou-
portunitics for skilled rcu. lay "N-
,cllcut, graded according 10 coin p
peteuc" Apply NANI RECRUITING
STATION. Allison Building East Main
itnd Eighth streets. RichmouG.
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LIST YOrR FARMS AND CITY PRop.
eItf With US. WM. NJ. MILLER X
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1900 ACRES WOULD MAKE AN
ldc'l stock Farm. railroad lines in
centre VII water"d several mil q
non Test lumber and railroad tica \
%nHg 81 SlS per acre. EMMETT D.
GREGORY, Dilly.Xn Va
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MEKCHANTs ANp MINERS TRANS. co.
winter Trips by Sea-
NORFOLK TO
IthN'Ehs >h lbDhtHr YNt- - 4

B0SrO: AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers Norfolk % Boston daily except
Thursday. I" Providence. Monday. Thurs.
day and Saturday. T.. NJ. Through tickets
on Gale to principal points.
Fine steamers. excellent service. low fares.
Wireiess telegraph. Send FOR booklet
Apply c. u O. Isy.. ~ & ". Ry., Richmond
Trust 81 savings Co. ilnc.l, corner Main and
seventh Streets and Richmond Transfer
Compauy. No. 500 l.. Main street
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-ook AT THOSE NEW HOMES. 1900
uiock. stuart Avenue. eight rooms
three baths iirSt-ciasS I'm ever wa.
fronting Tho park. two squares from
Lee Monument. Madison I4G1. Mon
roe 294i-i.
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FOCK-ROOM HOUSE. STORF. 'FRONT.'
al intersection OF roadS; ono acr. OF
$r1uud anil. and q half from Forest
tlIt' Loo: VII exchange for city
property. VERIFY COMPANY, NC.
J" East Tenth Street, South Rich
ILnEl- Mnnrnn q
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poultrp, pet5 ano pib, stork
BIG BARGAINS.

BIG BARGAINS
s!I5 Will BrY 4 GOOD PAIR OF
sound, big mare mules. viii wori;
sinele or double ten years old. cost
$500 three years ago. handsome bic
cray horse; VIII weigh 1850; seven
y"ars old, viii suit any use: also
standard bred mare with foal. have
Ter breeding. can trot in three min
ut"S. and guaranteed sound: price.
500. = sold At once; they are sold
for no fault. can b" seen at CRJI.L
STABLE. No IS South Tenth Street
THERE ARE SO BETTER FEEDS
for your moulting mems than w. j.
T" dry mash and Nv. J r" scratch
dsI,ed yintn Me", og go 81 pI ins much
lag better and steadier when fed on
u. too v. !. TOpD'S SONS. 42G
North SIKH C,r..,
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l9rfttng5

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders o; the Gray National
Tclautograph Company will be held
on December 10 next at noon. at
Room II, Merchants National Bank
Building, Richmond, Va.
VI H. CHAMPION,
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l'OK SALE. lfOCR CENTRNL.LY LO-
Gated i"ts in Chamhcrlayne Court.
,hnter Park VIII sell at nine dol :
lars loot II sold at once. Fart cash.
dress FRANK lICHACk, Glen Alien.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railw;

Cars leave South Richmond. seventh aud
Perry Streets for Petersburg:
-, Z. :. 50. II. II. az ~ NJ, /. :, q, 4 ).
.'5 As. - :, s, -. 10 T.. NJ.
ii;0o y. NJ. for Chester. i,:oo midnight 60,
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg foot Of sycamor.
street. for South Richmond:
i';iS. e;3I: "!:3l: -735. $50 e:35. 'i1:s5. n:S5
tI:0j. 's:S5. Sc t:25. 'o:i0. 1870 Z. NJ.
tDaily except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
"Limited. except Sundays ami holidays.
Al! cars from Petersburg connect with cas-
for Richmond.
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THE STATED CoMMUNICA-
Ny ton Of 81. Johu's Lodge. No So.
w Ancient. Free and Accepted Ma
sons, will bc held IN It's lodge room,
at tho Masonic Temple, THIS CTucs-
dayp EVENING. December .. 1918. at
o'clock. Election OF officers.
Every member OF the lodge ia re-
0ucstcd TO attend. and members Of
sister lodges and transient brethren
are fraternally invited to unite With
us
Ey order Of the Worshipful Master.
OSCAR j. ADAMS.
Secretary.
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Sltudllpns Ll,anlso, J-fnldls

GItADUArh WISuE.
position. Address - 2c3. care Times
Dispatch
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i9elp llianten, Sl7aie

" AETED. EXPERIENCED MtN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS CALI,
AT CIHCGLATlo$ pEi MKT NlaNI,
TIMES DISPATCH!
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BEST SPLINT. $500: BEST ANTIIRA-
cite. $3.50. al o'lcr Goals at lowest
prices w. r.. .tr.AMS. 703 to I'll
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
G434
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,j:ur 5alr
oNE OPEN DELIVERY wAGoN. 5000

ONE OPES DELIVERY WAGON, 5000
SEVERAL TOP WAGONS GOOD RS.
pair and newly painted, cheap
ONE RUBBER-TlEED HuNABoUr.
$1,000.
WI; CARRY = FULL Line OF Tor
ana opcn wagons at lowest prices;
5iSo everything In tn. buggy lines
Easy t"rms \. MEYERS Sons. 7ai
EAST cary street
i'ATHoNlZE HOME MANUFACrOi;Y-
Fresh bottled beer. direct from brewery.
order Il case OF Two dozen bottles.
Edeibrau Export. .......S2.2 per case
B Hiarnrian oars l......-. 229 pr case
Ijc rebotc for bottles and case when
returned.
R0sENEGK bEEWINc; CoMpANY
ONE TOP BUGGY. s.; ONE FOX SIS
one street wagon. in good condition.
30. one Dayton wagon, s%5; one"
Brockway runabout. $50: one iauu.
dry Wagon $50; TOP buggies $50 up
farm wagons at factory prices.
Brockway business ana pleasure We
pairing and painting specialty. y
{. HlHSTOW. u, t. u North Eigh.
teonth street.
Observation-Disclosures PLEDGES
year cases. only $50: ladies solid
gold lf-carat Waltha'n and IlaM
80" tch.S. NlG.H0: 2c-yea! nllcd brace
lots. neck chains and luck.ts from
- UP. oVcrcoats aud raiucoats, $3.50,
shnpi" suits. latest Styl"s. s.. 80,
guns s.. STEiNER'S LOAN OFFICE.
1871 East Main street
BlCYCLEs SEE nv LINE or ialI
lnodels before buying. Agent ;v-
Pierce Alec, Sterling bicycles oil
easy payments W. - DoGGETT
Jit-, 5en West Broad
X. II BOsHERS SONS CARRY 4
phactous. aurrcys ana runabouts. All
kinds OF repairing and r.puinting
done ia tho best manner. - South
N!Hth Street.
AUTO TOPS. SEAT COVERS. ne:
pairs. orig!nators OF tho popular no
Iurb' curin. hood covers RICH
hoND AUTO Tor co. Monroe -!
For SALE, TEN FOOT MARBLE:
soda fountain two Joe cream caLi-
net. ten pumps. onyx draurn,
stand. beautiful t.n-foot oak back
bar. uS.d only sixty DAYS for bal
nhce duo. good bargain. Address
SODA FOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Naughan- Robertson Drug 90.
FOR SALE, 90 INEEDEEMED
ovcrcoats, $3.50 TO $40. some 49,
good as nov. JACOBS LOAN or
FiCE. s21 East BROAD street.
FOR SALE, GASOLINE LAUNCH.
-s%', ! = horse power. Buffalo Ell q
riuc, all IN good order cheap for
cash or good paper. VIII 70. ia Rich.
iuOnd Monday and Tu.Sdav 70 DEM
onstratc CAPT a j. EALkINS
Gencral DELIVERY. Richmond. Va
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9u5t ano Gpuno

LOST. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Of
Twenty third street, between EtoAo
and Marshall, on on cai from
Twenty third to Twenty fret. going
west a IAN purse. containing tbiT,y.
V" dollarg In currency, some snia'!
cnnntc and car tickets; also state
in.nts OF dry goods houses Reward
" returned TO 3o9 North Twenty
ihird street. Phone Madison '"l2-i.
LOST, WHITE POINTER DOG. BLACK
head and ears, whit" blaze In face,
TWO large black spots on back ;,nd
side Answers to name OF JGck
Same on collar H. W hiierson 3lb
East Grace street, i'cW"Tp u re
turned I'd above number.
LOST RLACK AED TAN FEAIAI.E
bench leg beagle Reward - returutd
20 X. j BLiLEY. 300 East Marshall
FOUND. \ LADY'S MESH GAG. cos
tanning some money owner can Get
same by proving property and pay
ING for this 40 apply So East
leigh street.
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Ecal estate 1Llantsn

LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PRop-
ert} With Us. WA. NJ MILLER x
WANTEp. TO LEASE. MODERN
motel furnished, twenty to thirty
rooms. 50 or $3.50 per ciav house Al
0reSS 90 East Jones Street Raleigh
WISH TO Buy SOME GOOD I.I-lT-
Dot land on river, 80 il could be used
as game or fishing preserve: 10 Ia
loco acres - 2c4 care Times Dis-
patch
WANT AN OLD BRICK RESIDENCE
WIN large trees for 4 summer home.
" II! consider as much as 1000 acres
NUS u" cheap and Very easy terms
80, care Times Dispatch
WANT TO Buy SOME LAND OK 4
large creek, not over twenty miles
from Richmond. onc-half TO one mil.
oi railroad station ffor pasturcl. j
3@' care Times Dispatch
WISH 10 SECURE \ LOAN OK
GOOD farm and orchard property l.
40 care Times dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS. TIMBER or TIM
bcrcd lands with j. T.. NoRWOop 4
GO. Skipwith Va.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. 4. CON
NELLY ~. co Write postal FOR nee.
sary blanks.
WANTED, COUNTRY HOME AND
farm, between Richmond ana Peters
rurg, near car line or railroad. Ad-
0re.S Il 4I4. care Times Dispatch
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Err, Coal anu I1lopn

L0NG. THE WOOD Man. Has BEEN
leader in oak. pine and slab wood
prepared to suit every Housekeeping
- years. He also sells all kinds OF
domestic coal Virginia anthracite
and br.duetts only $3.50 per ton.
Quick delivery. Madison l060-l070
Npst Erp.H
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ROLLER SKATES.
Business opportunity

SAVE $50 ON YOUR DELIVERY WA
Gon. Special on to one purchaser
in each city To Introduce our line
I"trecst builders OF express delivery
furniture, bakery and dairy wagons
in The South. Can max" amy wagon
according To your own design. Write
for catalogue and prices to-day. iiH
saving Direct from factory To YOU
ROCK HILL BUGGY COMPANY
Rock I'M. $. ..
l HAVE $4,000 STOCK IN DIFFER
ent concerns | wish to trade for an
old farm or game preserve or iiShing
and hunting ground and pay differ
once or give mortgage. {; 22S, care
Times Dispatch
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE.

Nv. Richmond foot OF Ash 81. daily 100 p. ~
Leave Newport Ncws. ..............--,.5. 90 \. NJ
Arrive Norfolk ............,... .G:09 a ~
Connects with main line steamers lcuvis
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunda-,
100 / NJ. Connections also made by ~ a
W ny i. NJ. and c. & .. Ey. at L. 81
Might limo steamers stop az CleTemout ON
signal. Ari are met by pubic conveyance
VIRGINIA NANIGATI0N Cottages Rilcr
by daylight for Norfolk. Ola Point, Newport
News and all james Ht.er !andings. Mou.d!
"Wednesday and Friday AZ $50 4. VI lrCls
received for all James River Points.
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QUICK DELIVERIES. FULL LOADS:
pine. oak or slab wood; Pennsylvania
nut, stove and egg coal: splint, lump.
PoCahontas and New River. run or
mine; hriquette IT lowest price.
Phone Monroe 1876. LYME {: HAIR
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03

credulous sufferers. These "insti-
tutts ~.o Icing organized in various
parts "a lue country and the personnel
of those connected with these organi-
cations in practically every instance is
su1neIent to suggest their true nature
Steps have been taken in several
states to check this exploitation of
the consumptive for commercial gain,
especially in Idaho, Iowa and Arkan-
sas. In others, the weakness of local
ordinances has made this impossible.
What is needed is that these unscrup-
ulous attempts should be met with an
intensive campaign of education of
the public concerning the dangers and
worthliness of this treatment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
WOMEN WHO GET DIZZY

Every woman who is troubled with
fainting and dizzy spells, backache,
headache, weakness, debility, consti-
patton or kidney troubles should use
Electric Bitters. They give relief
when nothing else will, improve the
health, adding strength and vigor from
the first dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines, Of
Avoca, La, says: -Four doctors had
given me up and my children and all
my friends were looking for me to
die, when my son insisted that use
Electric Bitters. did so, and they
have done me world of good" Just
try them. SOC and $1.oo at all drug
gists or by mail-H. e. BuckIen & Co..
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03

en-. The vaso-motor nerves order a
nsh of blood, the vaso-inhibitory or
der It's withdrawal.
When we are in state of repose
the nerves exert no special action and
the capillary blood vessels are neither
expanded nor contracted, but simply
allow the blood to flow through them
to all parts of the body. But if under
some strong emotion. the brain be
brought to bear upon some organ, the
vasomotor center orders changes in
the blood supply instantly. If the
brain has received an impression
through the eye or ear which gives
rise in the intellectual centers-sit-
uated in the cerebrum or upper brain
to feeling of anger or shame, then
the vaso-motor center is stirred al
most unconsciously and it acts upon
the nerves running to the blood YES
sells, especially to the minute capil-
laries in the skin. and the vessels are
distended, filling with blood.
This is the actual physical explana-
ton of the act of blushing, and under
ordinary circumstances this process is
always followed. But we know that
many persons do not blush, even
though angry or shocked. How is this
to be explained?
Once you have received the idea in
the cerebrum, and this has sent out
the impulse to the vaso-motor center,
the blush follows almost automatically
But the selfcontained or resolute per-
son receives the shock in the brain and
arrests the impulse at that pint, not
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
BIuShi1g Can Be Controlled;
Gain Mastery OOer VerOeS
(NeIO York Uorid }

through the nerves. Thus the brain
determines just what amount of blood
shall pass through any part of the
body directing it to wheresover it is
most needed. After meal the coats
of the stomach are distended with
blood; when we are working with our
brain this is flushed with blood. When
we blush the cheeks are suffused.
The nerves that control the amount
of blood sent to the capillaries form
a most elaborate and complex system
There Is system of vaso-motor or
vaso-constrictor nerves and a system
of vasoinhibitory or vaso-dilator
nerves. For each of these two there
exists minute center or collection
of governing nerve-cells in the lowest
and Oldest part of the brain, called
the bulb. These centers lie close be-
side each other in this small part Of
the brain, so placed as to respond in
stantly to every imaginable influence
borne to them by nerves from, for
example, an in-growing toe-nail, or
from those brain areas concerned in
thought of shame or fear. There.
upon the toe or the cheek bushes or
turns pale, according to the order Civ.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
CONCERNING FRIED
MAN VACCINE"

At the recent meeting of the Rhode
Island Medical Society, DR.. Barnes Of
the Rhode Island State Sanitarium for
tuberculosis presented report on his
results with the Friedman vaccine.
1t merely adds to the mass of informa-
ton that goes to make up the litera-
ture concerning Friedmann's attempt
at exploiting the consumptive, all of
which shows the friedman treat
ment to have no advantage over other
methods of treating tuberculosis;
more, in all probability, it is a danger
Gus one The medical profession has,
until recently, maintained toward this
product an attitude of reasonable
scientific skepticism, says The Journ-
al of the American Medical Associa-
tion in recent editorial. In view of
the fact, however, that 1t seems inn
possible to find a single reliable favor
able report, the time has come for an,
end to the hope that in the Friedman
vaccine we have cure for tubercu-
losis. Moreover, since the methods of
have become so obvious
ly commercial, with what seems to be
In utter disregard for the humanitarian
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03

Hoops are here! Not coming. Not
threatened-as they have been for
season after season by alarmists in
the sartorial line-but actually here,
And they are vouched for by Paris,
and by the very cream of the Paris
dressmakers, who are turning out
these new hoop skirts by the score for
society and the stage.
But the new hoop skirts do not fare
out at the feet as those in the fifties
did. The hoops, oddly enough, is To-
Gated midway between hip and knee
at the edge of the tunic, the skirt be-
low clinging to the ankles as closely
as ever 1t did. Sometimes the tunic
is very abbreviated, falling only a
little below the hip, and again it may
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
HEAOACHY, COSTIVF,
BILIOUS" CASCARETS"
LIVER AND BOWELS ARE CLoGGEp
CLEAN THEM TONIGHT!
FEEL BULLY!
Get a 10-cent box.

Get LUCENT DOA.
Sick headache, biliousness. dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, instead of being cast out
of the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue 1t causes con-
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
form your druggist means your head
clear stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
THE FAMILY COUGH MEDICINE

In every home there should be bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Discovery, ready
for immediate use when any member
of the family contracts a cold or
cough. Prompt use will stop the
spread of sickness. s. A. Std, Of
Mason. Mich, writes: my whole
family depends upon DR.. Kings New
Discovery as the best cough and cold
medicine in the world. Two soc bot
ties cured me of pneumonia" Thou
sands Of other families have been
equally benefited and depend entirely
upon DR.. Kings New Discovery to cure
their coughs, colds, throat and lung
trouble. Every dose helps. Price,
soc and $l.eO. All druggists.-H. E.
Buckien & Co., Philadelphia or St.
Louis.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03

Blushing may be- as Darwin called
it, ''the most human and most peculiar
of all expressions" but 1t really be-
gins far down in the scale of animal
given it better character among men
and women. To US it is an indication
of modesty, pleasure, shame or anger,
but originally it was nothing more nor
less than an indication of anger.
The impulse comes from the brain,
the individual resenting something
done or said. You hear something
which you consider an insult, and you
flush up at once, Your ear has car
ried the meaning to the brain, and
your brain stirs up the center govern
ing the minute blood vessels until they
are flushed with blood and your face
reddens with anger. If you see some
thing that makes you angry the eyes
send the message through the optic
nerves to the brain, which act upon
the nerve center controlling the blood
just as In the previous instance.
The blushing mechanism is by no
means a simple apparatus. The actual
blush is due to sudden diffusion of the
capillaries of the cheeks with blood.
The capillaries have no muscle in
their walls, and their resistance Is
very feeble, as they must receive just
what blood the arteries send them
through the arterioies. The muscular
coats of the latter are under control
of the brain and sympathetic system,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
TO STAY EXECUTION
OF LEO FRANK.

NV MANN
Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 3.-Although next
Wednesday is the day set for the exc
cution OF Leo M. Frank, convicted OF
the murder of Mary Phagan, 1t is a
foregone conclusion that the sentence
OF death will not be carried into effect
on that day Tomorrow the court
viii listen to arguments on a motion
Tor new trial and it is doubtful IL a
decision is rendered for some days In
the event that new trial is granted
II Will probably be after the first of
the year before the case is reached on
the docket. Frank was superinteu.
dent OF pencil manufacturing com.
pany. Mary Phagan. his victim. was
one of his employees and was only IL
years old.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
REAL FOOTBALL
TAKES THE STAGE.

New York, Oct 3-Virtually all of
the big college football teams in the
East will be seen on the gridiron to-
morrow. The majority of the contests
will be in the nature OF practice
games, the big teams lining up against
weaker opponents, but many of them
nevertheless are expected to afford
good indication of the calibre and con-
dition of the big elevens and more
or less reliable forecast of the proba-
BILE results when the big fellows clash
later in the season.
Harvard will have Bates as an OPP
ponent and Yale will line up against
the University of Maine. Pennsylvania
and Lafayette will meet at Philadel-
phiat and Princeton and Fordham at
Princeton. Other contests of more or
less interest to followers of the game
will be those of Brown and Rhode
Island State, at Providence Dart
mouth and Colby, at Hanover; Will
liams and Vermont, at Williamstown;
Carlisle and Lehigh, at South Bethle-
hem; Amherst and Colgate, at Hamil-
ton; Syracuse and Hamilton, at SYRIA
cuse; Union and Rutgers, at New
Brunswick; Trinity and Worcester
! Polytechnic, at Hartford; Holy Cross
and M. A. c., at Worcester Bowdoin
and Wesleyan. at Middletown; Swarth-
more and Villa Nova, at Swarthmore,
and West Point and Stevens Institute,
at West Point. The first intersection
al game of the season will be staged
at Ithaca by Cornell and Oberlin.