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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-08
Ncal CStatc For SaIc

~ d
Fok SALE, LODI ACRES IN Abe.
marie COUNTY; excellent land ana
timely located: ON public road four
miles from charlottesville. hre.
miles OF which is mac.tdain road.
some splendid timber on this prom
,rty. The timber. together with
telephone poles. ties ana bark VIII
nearly pay asking price Of property.
Land alone worth price asked which
ls S22bp per acre. EDWNItD *
WILDER y co. charlottesville Va
FOUR ROOM HOUSE. STORE. FRONT
at intersection Of roads ono acre ~
ground. mile and u haIf from Forest
mn; $1,000: VIII exchange for citv
property VERIFY COMPANY INC
mond. MUnro" o.
SUBURBAN HOME or - ROOMS MD
Improved iand: near city. on tyyu rail-
roads. Address li5 care Tunes
Dispatch.
LOON AT THOSE NEW HOMES. 1000
block. stuart Avenue. eight rooms
three baths, nrst-class IN every way,
fronting Tho park. two squares from
Leo Monument. Madison 1867. Mon
roe 2ai+-L.
FOK SALE. TEN ACRES GOOD LAND
mice house ana buildings Near vii
richmond Wiu sell cheau n,
GALLMENEE, Il. + - No ,. bon
lJ.
ENCELLEH1' iAHM ~ Fi.E1,I.E MD
beautiful noiehbOrhocd. also valua-
bic st"r. Iropcrt!. j. G. MORRIS,
rcevilans Va
ron SALE GROVE AVENUE HOMES
cight ana ten rooms vdch. deep lots
MtdlSnn J if. Nnnro" &3fi l.
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Railroads
and Chesapeake Bay Hallway

iiicnmouG and Chesapeake Bay Hallway
schedule OF Electric Trains. effective May
so. 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel ana Broad
Streets: h'G:0j y. NJ, 'j;i0 \. NJ bs:i9 A.
Nj, $40 \. NJ, ''i0:i0 \. NJ. II 10 4, Nj 10
J.. NJ. e;i0 H. NJ $40 L. Nj. bt:lO l.. Nj. $40
y. NJ. go y. NJ. $40 u. NJ. bs:O T. NJ
1910 y, NJ. II 10 T.. VI. leave Ashland Eng.
land and Maple Strccts:s %. % A. NJ b7 DO (
NJ 500 \. NJ. b9.o9 \. NJ 1000 T. s. ..tl :6j
y. NJ. l2:00 Nj. ~ 800 - A. ZOO p NJ 81
4. NJ. 400 l.. NJ. 500 l.. NJ, GOO y A. 7:pi
T.. NJ. $40 l.. NJ be;Oo 4. NJ. II: 0O H. ~
DAILY except sunday. ''Sunday oniy.
bCaTrics baggage.
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flats fur lSent

lo-. VEST FRANKLIN. THIRD FIAT.
liiue rooms. heat furnished. v.l.v
light and attractive. Rent reduced
u only 500. So US prompts. CREN-
SHAW :, RlCKS
ELEGANT FLAT OF THREE or FIVE;
rooms. newly paprred. u Choic. cen
'i"l location, very attractive Ref
pisnalCh
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autp,ncui!eS .j:ur Sdlt

PHYSICIANS, BUSINESS
mcu,- Chalmers 1g12I roadster. cx
cellchi mechanical. paint and tire
condition Also bargains in lup--
mobile - four passenger; Chal.
ine!S go. five passenger and
MITCHELL i've passenger, each fulN-
.qnippcd. Also splendid chain drive
car (tia1, suitable for truck or de-
LIVERY service. LLOYD MOTOR COM
fANY, Sd Wost Main street. Rich
llDuG
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Norfolk & Western Railway

oNlY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect December l. 1918
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: '9.eo y. NJ, 600 p. NJ. -i;id
ron LYNcHBuRG AHD THE WEST.
'G:l5 4. NJ ESQ =. NJ. 1900 p. -, 80 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: III 40 A
NJ 'U:3j l.. NJ. FL 80 =. ". From the West:
" 'n.rp J. NJ.
'pony .Daiiy except sunday. :sunday
only.
". Il. BENlII " &. SAUNDERS
T. z NJ. Roanoke o. /. A. Roaaoh.
{. II. hOSLEY y. +. A. Richmond. va
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southhound trains fcheduled to leave Rtri,-
mond dniy a'n1 \. VI Local to NorIius
Dirminrnan savannah, Jsckssnv,ii, s.Si
J.. A.--Locai HISS L. M.-slhepsrs and
coaches. Atlanta. Blrmiasham Memphis
] % \. n. Slccpers aud coaohea Jaekson
yils. Northbounh trains scheduled to arrifs
in Richmond daily: $3.50 A. NJ, i.p 4. 81
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1Su6inc1G Gpnurfllnl1r

WANrED, 10 RENT HALE Ols MY
millinery store. y splendid upDo!
unity for some ono TO open ladies'
suit department., icwclcr. optician.
etc, as have = large trade ana wlli
suit any refined business. Possess
sion February !. MRS l.. BARNETT.
Us Fast Broad. opposite Miller &
Rhoads.
WANTED. THREE BUSINESS MEN.
with $500 each to form corporation;
this VIII pay he right man: particu-
lars in interview Address f. lgy
care Times Dispatch
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G1lanttn

WANTED no BUY IL ANY ot-ANrf-
IS old scrap burlap bags ana bag.
Gins also scrap guano bags
SOUTHERN WRECKINC AND Mis-.
TAI COMPANY, $3.50 IVi!liatnsbi;rr
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods In an. ouantitv
Phone AiadiHou ASST
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99i5rcIlaneglIs

FURNITURE And CHINA PACKING
We pack ana ship furniture china
aud wedding presents with care.
JACOB tMLNUF, 1926 West Broad
street Madison 3202
WRITE FOI; CATALOGUE.
HAI.sTON HEALTH SHOES. MADE OK
foot-moldcd lasts All feathers for
all Wcnthers. GEO. f.. SIUIAN
soils them. 65l East Broad, Ralston
Boot ShoI,
SHOES! Shoes! SHOES.
o2% EAST BROAD. NEAR CRY HALL
Is the new home OF EOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE. Good shoes
cheap for tho whole family.
WINDOW CLEANING;
wAXINci AND STAINING Fr.oons.
Care OF hardwood floors our spc-
cia!ty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Monroe
MOST USEFUL. ELECTRICAL. INVEN-
ton known being patented. Reduces
living expenses. immense profits
small Investment will make YOU in
dependcnt If you join promoters now
Beats Bell telephone. JOHN NICOL
II. u. zoo Manassas, Va.
WINDOWS AND HOUSECLEANINC.
staining and waxing floors Aadi-
son 2f13-J.
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.grr, rpal ann (llopn

long. THE Woop AfAN. HAS BEEN
lender in oak, pine ana slab wool
prepared to suit every housekcepcr
> years. He also sells all kinds Of
domestic coal Virginia anthracite
and bTiqucits only $3.50 per ton.
quick delivery. Madison 1863 1870.
once. 1906 West Broad
BEST SPLINT, $5.no: EIGST ANTHRA-
cite, s75G NJ o.'ocr Goals at lowest
prices. w. u. BEAMS. 703 TO III
North seventeenth street. Madison
QUICK DELIVERIES. FULL LOADS;
pine, oak or slab wood; PENNSYLVANIA
nut, stove and egg coal; splmt lump,
Pocnhontas and New River: run Of
mine; briouctto ut lowest lrricc
Phone Monroe 1876 LYME * iIAI-
rtIS.
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NtANicUBIsT WANTED. S1e K WEEK:
hall over SD VIRGINIA HOTEL
ENEBhR SliOP, Iynchburg. Va.
WANTED. 4 WHITE GiRL FROM TIL:
az" or ] 3 TO - wears old TO live with
family OF two IS one OF family: ref
crcnces given Apply <. L. POPE.
@kipwith, Va.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN TO
women, $40 month Wlitc immc-
dlatcly 10! free list FRANKLIN IN
STlTJTE. Dept. 40 ~. Rochester.
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SERMON PREACHED
BY BISHOP mccoy
Church Crowded by People
Anxious to Hear Presiding
Officer OF Conference.
MUCH BUSINESS TO BE DONE

by MAMIE: BAYS.


BY MAMIE BAYS.
, :. = ,,o.o,,,io e,,i,oy
DN'''' y
oil the SUNDAY 'nctuueu ~ TIE Session
OF the North Carolina Conference Of
, ,.tt s,,.,
500, -, ,.f,,, 49,. -. 49,, ,Itnl,
80 '''
IS AN cS'apliShe" custom w 'inS ""'
ma'S "'neF conferences pi ttc C"N''".
IA" hctNl't pcS"h ~ : "'l"th. "'"
WIS COM Ue'cn d. rev - 100 -
on iltisoUrSh. che OF 'A' "!'eS'
preachers III inc conference IN POM
"l service he having bccn adnltte" on
trial durtiG the session OF lSe6 mat
session having been held Mt Greens
boro. Al of North Carolin" ~ mat
tiinc was included ~ tho territory OF
ON" conferences. nc remained IN mo
active work OF tire ministry until 1909.
wnen he took the superb inmate rcla-
ton
Before tho 1--we feas; had closet. the
Church was crowded with members OF
The conference. who desired ia hear
tho sermon or ,{is,o,, .l,,nes ~ Nct,o,-.
IAN az da,c,,,s ~, ,,,i,,t..
tie churci .pI ,b.. ~ ~ G,,,.do,.
school were Oilad Wien Tho snr,,icc
preliminary 10 In. sor,nor hor.,,
Afto,i M ,,,,',l.,, pi, ,,',.
1i '.Y'' t'9u'P oF OF
e.t-. ,T..
o.u '!S' i'o".i' Il. 20
- ~ ltn'hh ahu homas {.
49, 50 "', He o'H"'iit" 10 "eacons or
49, ~ enc same 'Ine inc following
~ .@rH -. f%ctt. Arthur
martin Proctor, William y Cadc aud
Thomas W. Lee.
Anniversary Observed.
mo anniversary of the conference
ip"orth League board was held this
afternoon. ana tho speaker was NJ Gull
hreth. . member OF this conference.
who is assistant secretary. Of tba -
worth League board Of lie Nc,todis,
Episcopal Church. south. ;,il :e.i.,or,
editor of the t.Dvortb ~, -, 49,.
OF the l.pworth League
Or James ,.unron l., of n ~
Niothodis, ,burch ,hi. l,.,t ''' wv
tile close o., ia ..,,,,,.. ,,i.,- ~" ~
ordafr.d =, oId.,, i t''.''"P "CO"F
ira ,y.vaIi,. '"s ioII"W
Room. i,,.,,t- 'Mhes 81.
,.,. .'"N '"."'r'"' iE"bert L. Car
VI 'I"h'' cornelius h.
,.,a.' ~ ''''" N"'tef l'atteh No local
were ordained elders. In
-, ~ '"N "tu'hatI"n services Of the
80 h'S""p NC oy was assisted by SOW
.,'t l's ,na,r 81 ne conference
h' general opinion among the mem
" ~ conference seems 10 be that
I'm 'h'hP business % tho BODY
$50. u '"h i!''"h IN time for the ap-
L" pc read at the close
"' '''1 SESSION on Monuay. uu-
,i p-'t'u usbhi" or discus
- ga ''P""'rd IN connection with
,ti ~ I+h"'tS from boards and
..,,,. ""!i.li -. Nri to he pr"
''"p''I" thhi the reading
,'i ga" COMMITTEE" on inc
,,-,;,i -"n'rai conferences.
VIII Dc concluded early Monday morn.
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bright rohnrco .nl,urr.

The development of PctersbuIr as "a
bright tobacco market ana the de-
vclopmcnt uf the raising and curing OF
the golden lear i'm all the counties
tributary 10 Petersburg. win he dis
cussed at a public meeting to be held in
the Chamber Of Commerce Tomorrow
night. Experts viii talk. und an Inn
pctus VIII bo given to the movements
already widespread, that viii take root
throughout tits section
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railw;

Cars leave South Richmond. Seventh and
Perry Streets. FOR Petersburg:
70, :, 5, 70. 10. II, e., 4. NJ. /, {, y, l. 5.
''5:i5. -. :. :. -. - 2. NJ.
1909 y -. for chester. 1850 midnight Cor
Petersburg.
cars Leave Petersburg foot OF Sycarnor.
street. Tor South Pichmond:
10 G;$5 :79 '7;aS $50, 9;s5; 1895. t:s5
800. = 30, S;35 a:35 'iN:N. 1910 =. NJ.
IDaily except Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
-'Limited. except sundays and holidays
All cars tron, Petersburg eonnsc, With cais
for Richmond.
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i9clp Gl.dntro. Efmalr

WANTED. 50 YOUNG LADIES
OVER; 80 YEARS OLD IN rACILIN,;
ana stamping departments we'll
PAID while learning. Experienced
cigarette packers are also desired
Apply at once
ALLEN s GtNTER BRANCH.
seventh and Cary Streets.
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go5t AMI found

LOST, FRIDAY EVENING. 4 HGNCii
u Keys. Finder VIII please return to
!. =. ADAlR. Room cot Mututl
Building. and rcceiv. reward.
BOY DN BICYCLE SEEN TO PICK Ii'
pockcthook SATURDAY niYht at iIarvlc
-.ui Main. containing about twenty
'loilarA aud rHevk. please return TO
North IaTvic Liberia! reward.
LOST. EiTHER AT TIE BALI
GROUNDS OF on the car on Thanks
giving Day, gold bangle bracelet
With cameo setting. The initials NJ.
nc bracelet Nc"ari for It's return
TO thus oiilte-
LOST. y DRAW NNVuHI1 t.u;CH j
eloth. either n dry soods store, 90
person nudiTE Ear.e please phone
Fitth Room 200, rnd receive reward.
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Finnish.
for SALE

BICycLES SEE NV LINE Of 1914
models before buying. Agent f"-
Pierce. Alec, Sterling bicycles on
easy payments. w O. DCGGETT.
Iis. T:a W. est Broad
SEE Ny LINE or Ei.EC'TRICAL SUP
Mics ana appliances before buying
else where. specially our line OF cleo
trio irons ~ l. HCLL1NGTOE, i.i
West Broad Street
ONE ofEN DELIVERY WAGON. 5000
sEvEnNL TOR WAGONS. GOOD RE.
pair and newly painted cheap
oNt ECEBER -TuRED nuNAnour.
5000
WE CARRY a FULL LINE OF TOR
and oDeu wagons at lowest prices:
ais" everything in tho buggy lin.
Easy lclfus. \. AlEY ci;S SONS, TSi
East CARY street.
.s-H T. MOUNTED BOILER AND
engine: l5-u f. mounted boiler ana
cngine also stationary boilers ana
engines. ali sizes condition .uarau-
tccd. BLCFDRD - co
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thristmns Huyiup In Earnest.
Tho retail Christmas trade has begun
IN earnest ia this city, buyers making
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sDaily. Weekdays. lSundays only.
All trains to or from. BYRD Street Station
stop at Eiba. Time o arrivals md departures
cot guaranteed. Read the sisns.
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Richmond, FrederlCkSb'g & Potomac RI
T0AHD FROM WASHING ron AND 6EyOHD
Leave Richmond Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEkDkTS.
leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p. N. for rreiericksburg.
Leave hlba Sta. 80 4. H., 80 r. II. fer Ashland.
Arrive Byrd st. sta S.o5 Am. from Fredsrieksb'r.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 An, 5.43 Pm. from Ashland
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

800 ocal-Daily-Newport News
700 h.--Local-- Datly-Ch'villc. Tx. sun.
Fhurinond.
$500 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Old poirt.
tH:3e A.-l.ocai-- Daily-Lchh Lex. - Fog
'ls:VD Noon = Express - Daily : Norfolk, Old
Point:
tt:aJ ress-Daily-Norfoik. Old Point.
500 i.ocai-Daily-N. News Old Poi,
b:l. p l.ocal-EN. sun. Char!otte.villo
t:l5 P.-Iocal-Wect days. to Warren.
'?;lO P.-ENprcss- Daily-ctn I.vile.
$50 p.-Ilrited--Da ily-Cin. Ch'so. ST H.
~ :0e P.-Express - Daily - Gin. Louisville
'Sleepers. tPnrlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGE from
East: ?:20 a. NJ, $40 t.. NJ Through fro.,t
East: |! 20 \. NJ. ao5 y. NJ. $50 L. ". I.ocAi
from West: $3.50 a. NJ. "i1:3 a. NJ. and 5 ~,
$3.50 - Nj
James River Line: ..s:a5 a. A.. SIS T.. 81.
Daily.
-'Daiiy except Sunday
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~ .EI.i-hNT trAitM ~ FEE1ILE And
beautiful noighbOrhocd. also vaIia-
BE st"r. Iroperty j. G. MORRIS.
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SUBURBAN HOME or - ROOMS AND
all convenicnccs; lou acres. highly
Improved land: near city. on iwu rail-
ioads Address u li5 care Times
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10
STOCK AND FARM NOTES

Hazel Dawn, the sensational five
gated saddle mare shown by w. G..
Shropshire, of Winchester, Friday,
at Sedalia, Mo-, swept things before
her her when she won the class for
five-gaited saddle mares from the
best field Of mares ever seen in the
West. Good as the class was, the
Kentucky mare was far and away
the best, and there was never any
question of who should be the winner.
Farmers of Mason county who
have any tobacco atall have come to
realize it's value, as several have re
fused $26 per hundred for their crops
as they stand in the barn. One grow
er, according to a report, who has ap-
proximately $4,000 pounds, has been
offered $50, and has the matter under
consideration.
--Chenault Woodford, of Montgom
cry, sold to Holman Rice, of Bath
sixty-nine head of 1,400-pound cattle
at $40. Holman also purchased
from Hughes Atkinson, fifteen head o.
1,20O-pound cattle at cents.
H. s. Caywood, of North Middle
town, this county, purchased from
Dan and c. R. Prewitt, for Swift &
Co., of Chicago, seventy-three heat
of 1,500-pound cattle at $7.65. Th
! cattle, which are in the pink of cond1
ton, will be delivered November 1.
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YEARS A CONVICT;
RANTS TO RETURN TO PEN.

John Taborn, &C, pardoned recent
ly from the Ohio State prison after
43 years of servitude, is home-sick
for the penitentiary.
He has liberty, but he doesn't
know what to do with it. He is
free to go anywhere in the world,
but, after 43 years in the little iron
barred universe" he is a stranger
to all the world he has just re-dis-
covered.
For forty three years he toiled in
servitude for killing a man during a
quarrel, and now he is at liberty to
toll for wage, but nobody wants him.
He's too old.
While in servitude he had food
and lodging and creature comforts,
and now in his freedom he can sub
sist only upon the bounty of others.
When they let him out OF the peni-
Tertiary he returned to his old home
in Michigan. But nobody there
knew him, or cared about him.
So he has gone back to Columbus
to be near the place that was his
home for 43 years, and to be close
! to those who were his friends. He
! has an idea that the penitentiary is
the best place for him to live in af
! ter all.
/ Maj. Walter Collins, of the Volun
teers of America, of Columbus, has
given him home, and he is going to
take care of Maj. Collins chickens
and if he likes it he will stay and
! try to get used to freedom.
/ If he doesn't he probably will ask
; to be taken back into prison.
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ItHysN5
lHGa1&a ElEW3I
Special Rates & Excursions.
Sunday, Oct. y
S1.5O ROUND TRIP

Excursion to Cincinnati, Ohio, and
return
This train leaves Paris at 7:50 a.
m, arriving Cincinnati 1920 a. m,
returning leaves Fourth street station
Cincinnati, at p. IN. Tickets good
On special train only.
Round trip Winter Tourist to all
principal winter resorts in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi, South Carolina, and Havana
Cuba, on sale daily Oct. 1, 1913, until
April 80, 1914, with final limit May 81
1914; also to principal winter resorts
in Texas and New Mexico, on sale
daily Nov. L. 1913, to April 30, 1914
with final limit May 81, 1914. Liberal
stopovers allowed ON all winter tour
list tickets. Also low round trip
HOmeseekers' tickets TO points in Ari
IONA, Arkansas, Louisiana, Missouri,
New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Ala
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Colorado,
Kansas, Montana, Nevada, North Da-
kota, South Dakota and California on
sale first and third Tuesday of each
month, final limit 25 days from date
of sale, stop overs allowed in Home
seekers territory. For further infor-
nation call on or address
w. n. HARRIS, Agent,
j. X. SMITH, 7. A.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10
RAILROADS RUN LIKE AN ARMY.
(Railway Age Gazette. }

NhdlIN age NdLSIlS.J
1t is well known that practically
all of the railway employees of Prus-
STA have served in the army. When
they enter the railway ranks from
the army, certain credits are allow
ed for their military service, and GER
tain positions are reserved for army
men. This military experience shows
its influence on their department and
dicipline in railway service. There
is a noticeable Orderliness and precis-
ion about everything connected with
German railways. In respect for au-
thority and strict observance of the
rules the German railway employe
has no superior.
The traveller will not fail to notice
the red-capped station master stand
ing at attention on the station plat
form as the train passes through
each station. He will also find the
senior Signalman, gatemen and other
employees connected with the train
service always in evidence, standing
like sentries, while riding over the
line, can thus take a census of all
employees in position Of responsible
ity When he alights at station his
rank is at once recognized. The sta
ton master Immediately salutes and
given a verbal report of the situa-
ton. If the official goes into a signal
tower, the signalman in charge sa-
lutes and reports. If he goes into an
engine house the foreman salutes and
gives a brief report of the work in
progress.
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ONE WAY TO FILL
THE CHURCH PEWS
christina Herald.)

One hundred wayfarers from the
streets of Chicago have united with
the wellknown Immanual Baptist
Church of that city as a result of a
unique and practical campaign that
church has made for them.
On some cold mornings last winter
as many as a thousand hungry men
have entered this church to get warm
and be fed. The pastor, the Rev.
Johnson Myers, arrives at the church
at 6 a. m, often opening the doors
to a hundred men even at this early
hour Hundreds of men outside of
Chicago, to the free employment
agency TO which this pastor has de-
voted two whole days of each week
| for more than two yearh.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10
For Sale.
Beautiful Residence F!

''Hidaway," the beautiful residence
of w. c. Massie, on Vine street, is
for sale The handsome place is an
ideal home, with all modern conven-
iencies. Mr. .Massie will be at home
for the next two weeks to show pros
pective purchasers through the house
and premises. Anyone desiring to pur-
chase an elegant and permanent home
will do well to look this property over,
PC it is seldom such places are put on
the market. Sat
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10
WOMAN SLEEPS FOR
FOURTEEN WEEKS
New York Tribune }

After a continuous sleep of four
teen weeks, Mrs. Flora E. Harrington
wife of Edward w. Harrington, a
prominent theatrical man, died re-
Gently in her home, 40 Bay street,
Manchester, N. G..
Mrs. Harrington, who was "a years
old, fell into a sleep so deep that she
could not be aroused, and the ply
sicians of Manchester and other cit
les were baffied. Prof Taylor, of
Harvard, was sent for, and diagnosed
the ailment as being due to tumor
on the brain.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10
LOST.

Between Paris and Lexington Sun
day afternoon two handbags, one a
morocco, the other a crocheted mac
rame bag, containing some silver.
Finder please report to this Office.
(7-2O
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10

Wisconsin farmers yearly ask $4,000
questions of professors in the State
Agricultural College.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-10-10

Ohios 1912 State Government will
cost the taxpayers over 100000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWERS
GIVEN BY YOUNG PEOPLE

A number OF friends very pleasant
~ carried out a surprise upon Mr..
and Mrs. William J. Biltz, who were
recently married, Sunday evening at
the home OF the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Biltz. near Woodland.
The affair was in the nature OF a
miscellaneous shower and Mr.. and
Mrs. Biltz were the recipients Of a
number Of beautiful presents.
Flowers furnished the decorations Of
the interior OF the residence while
Japanese lanterns were used in the
lawn decorations. Indoor and out
door games were enjoyed. During the
evening several excellent piano selec-
tons were rendered by the Misses
Bertha and Gertrude Myers and Ro-
setta Better. Floyd Fore and George
Biltz also contributed a musical num-
Der which was OF a pleasing nature.
A delicious luncheon was served at
which covers were laid for 35.
Those from Mishawaka who attend
ed were: Floyd and Miss Adah Fore.
George Biltz, Ben and Miss Clara
Fetters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-15
GARBAGE AND ASH CANS
ARE READY FOR SERVICE
Supply Received BY City Monday
Sewer Bids Referred for
Tabulafion.

After several weeks delay the gar
bage cans which were purchased by
the board OF public works arrived in
the city Monday morning. They were
az once unpacked and are now ready
for the public. At the meeting Of the
board OF public works Monday morn
ing IL was decided 20 place charge
OF S1.30 for the ten-gallon cans and
S225 for the 2O-gallon cans. They
may be purchased at the city clerk g
Office. The cans are constructed OF
the best grade OF galvanized iron and
have a handle and cover for the top.
There are IS ten-gallOn cans and 20
2O-gallon cans in the consignment.
Bids were received from +. O..
Frank Stoeckineser and Staples &
Alderman rot South Bend for the
Webster ST sewer. They were refer
red to the city engineer for tabula-
ton.
ferson road was received from D. NJ.
McKindley and eight others. The pc:
titiOn was placed on file.
City Engineer James Haverly re-
ported the completion OF the s. Main
st. sewer. A final resolution accepting
the Battell st. sewer was passed.
City Atty. Parks was instructed TO
notify the street railway company 10
repair its tracks on W Second st. to
Baker St. and on n. Main ST. He was
also instructed 10 notify property
owners at the corner Of Mill and
Seventh SITS. to bring at once the side
walk TO grade.