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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-12
The Movie Fans,

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Time was that a man was called q
brue because he used to leave
His little wife home at night to sit
alone and grieve. .s,. 4.
Committee meetings used to be q con-
slant source of strife,
And lodge and club and other things
have much annoyed the wife;
But things are very different now, 1t in
the wives who roam;
They re hiking on to picture shows,
while hubby stays 1T home.
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The jury in the case Of Mrs. Till
Hardesty against Mrs. Cora Harri
brought in q verdict Of $500 for Mr.,
Hardesty.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

take some time to fill it up like we
are in the habit of finding it.
Mrs. w. S. Doolin made pleas
ure trip to Laddonia Monday.
She had some dental work done,
which is always a pleasure when
DR.. Hancock does it. He pulls
teeth, and it doesn't hurt; no, it
doesn't I hurt him.
We understand there is going
to be real show come to town
soon. Have not heard the date
yet, but our wife has taken all the
clothes except what we had OH to
patch the eight little ones
clothes, 80 we could all go. Tn,
little ones do enjoy show sc
much. OF course we don't car,
to go, but we will sacrifice a lo'
to see the little ones have goot
time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
HoLLENsvILLE ITEMS.

Hollensville, No, Jan. 12.-
Miss Dora -Cawthorn who is at
tending Mexico High School has
been at home the past week on ac-
count of illness.
F. L. McGee recently lost a
good work horse and T. NJ.
Dowell a fine mare.
A fine son arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Crawford
Jan. 6. His name is Sidney Car.
penter.
The farmers organization which
was organized recently at Bryan
school house met last THURSDAY
and will meet again Thursday
Jan. %.
P. R. Cawthorn, of Molino
spent last Thursday night with
the family of o. r. Cawthorn
here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
Mr.. Barth Dead.

Joseph Barth, &c years old,
after a long illness, died Monday
night at his home in this city. He
was a native of llligen, Prussia,
and came to America when lG
years of age. For over 80 years
he was a dry goods merchant in
this city. The wife survives him
and the following children: Mrs
Alfred Liebman and Mrs. Edgar
Hartzele Of Youngstown, Ohio
Louis L., Edwin r., Leopold,
Richard and Maurice Barth and
Miss Corinne Barth, all residing
at the home here. Mr.. Barth was
Of the Jewish faith. The funeral
will be held at the home this
morning, at 10 o clock, conducted
by DR.. Levi Harrison, of St
Louis, burial in the Jewish GENE
terry here.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
SANTA FE ITEMS.

Santa Fe, Mo, January r.
We have had several days OF good
old sunshine.
John Weaver went over TO
Mexico Friday and brought his
daughter over to make her home
with her parents, her husband
having died.
Rev. Audre OF Columbia
preached at the Christian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Addie Peake, wife OF Doc
Peake, was buried at Santa Fc
last Tuesday, funeral by Rev
Coil OF Perry. To the bereaved
husband and children we extend
sympathy.
A new assistant postmaster ar
rived at the home of Frank Sny
der last Wednesday. Papa Franl
doing nicely.
Charley Lucas and wife, New
Dull and wife and Doll Hanger
and wife spent the day at JOIN
Hangers last Thursday.
Ernest Smiley entertained tn
young folks Saturday night will
play party.
Charley Lucas and wife, New
Dull and wife and Newt Bishol
and family took supper witt
Doll Hanger and wife Saturda,
night.
Byron Wilkerson and wife tool
Sunday dinner with Uncle ZacI
Hunt and daughter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
Recollections of Fifty Years Ago

Mexico, Mo, Jan. 10, 1914
Forty-nine years ago tomorrow
morning, about 3 O'Clock, Gen.
Rosser with his Confederate
forces surprised and captured
seven or eight companies of the
Sth Ohio cavalry at Beverly, w.
Va. 7. j. Roberts and ID. l..
Ringwalt-both now of Mexico
with myself-and | were mem
bers of the 8th Ohio cavalry. Mr..
Roberts got away without being
captured. Ringwalt went to
Richmond. made my escape
after being held couple of hours
made my way to Phillip, 25
miles distant, but spent the day
getting out of the country and
landed at Philip on the 18th Of
january, inside the Union lines.
On July 20, 1864, | was capt
ured at Martinsburg, w. Va, b!
Gen. Jeb Stewart s cavalrymSi
and held a prisoner about a weel
and made my escape from them
Fifty years ago this morning 7
j. Roberts and myself were a
Nicholasville, Ky. Several hun
dred soldiers of us, members o
the 44th Ohio Infantry, came owe
from Strawberry Plains, Tenn
leaving there Jan. 5, 1864. w
camped out in the open pasture
without tents. When we awok
in the morning we were coveret
wit habout s inches of snow, bu
all comfortable and nice; nobod,
complained, or took cold-but
think all took a good taste o
Kentucky's Favorite when tn
quartermaster got around.
J. B. Botkin.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
OAKLAND STOCK FARM.

j. j. Quinlan butchered -four
fine porkers last week.
Mrs, Annie Armistead is still in
feeble health.
Mrs. Crigler of Mexico was
quite sick Sunday with tonsilitis.
F. T. Harris and wife went to
Mexico on the electric car Sunday
morning. On second trip out from
Mexico the car got wrong and did
not make scheduled time. So the
above named started home on
foot. Got as far as Mr.. Ryan s.
Jimmie Ryan hailed them and
hitched up his buggy and took
them the remainder of-the way
home. A friend in need is a
friend indeed. Thanks to Jimmie
Ryan and his sister, Mary.
Roads are improving some.
Dragging would greatly aid.
f. 7. Harris butchered four
hogs last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
BETHEL ITEMS.

January has brought with it
some cold days and nights.
Miss Annie Liebengood of Hi
nois is visiting her parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Liebengood.
Marlow Shock has been on the
sick list.
Will Lock has rented his farm
10 Clarence Juelfs and has moved
to Mexico to reside. lie was call
ed to Illinois to the bedside of his
father recently.
Il, Ii. McCord is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Nora Dauss, of Ham
ilton, Mo.
Miss Bessie McCarty of near
Centralia has been visiting her
sister for the past three or four
weeks here, Mrs. John Foddy.
Several of the Bethel people
have the small pox scare that is
prevalent in the Cant midst since
the Christmas tree at Salt River.
Nellie Booth attended church
at Bethel Sunday. She is attend.
ing High School in Mexico this
year.
B. H. Showers of near Garden
City, Kansas, is here on business
and visiting relatives near Mexico
and Cant and Skinner. He is lik,
all old Missourians, likes to ge'
back on good soil again.
The quarterly meeting held a
Bethel was well attended consid
ering the condition of the roads
Bro. Neighbor, the regular pastor
and Presiding Elder A. b. Cul
bertson, were both present. HaC
basket dinner on Saturday witt
two sermons and two sermons ol
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Dean were not present on &C
count of sickness.
Roland Showers and wife VIII
lost their house and househol,
goods by fire on Dec. Is, 1913, a
I o'clock in the morning, expires
their thanks to friends and neigh
g bors who came to them in time o
need, which will never be forgot
ten.
Hoping to have all our winte
now at once and be blessed wit
, an early spring and a good GRO
, of everything, ct caetera.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

County Superintendent o'
Schools W. &. Johnson is very
much in favor Of the consolidation
Of schools. lie is working on the
problem now in the BeagleS neigh
borhood. They vote on the
proposition down there in a few
days. We hope that community
NAV honor and distinguish the
first rural high school in the
county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

TheO. Selb, farmer, near Mex
leo. was before the Mexico Com
mercial Club at the MONDAY
luncheon last Friday. Mr. Sell
is a live wire and put the ques-
ton, "What are we here for?
AS a partial answer to the ques.
ton he proposed more factories
and gave a boost for the develop
ment of the dairy interests of the
county. 1t put the Club tc
thinking and the members passed
a resolution thanking Mr.. Sell
for his interest in the Club.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
FARBER LlLNs.

Farber, Mo-, Jan. 12.-Rev Nc.
Donald was unable to fill his an
pointment at the Presbyterian
church Sunday on account ~
sickness.
Thomas Turpin left first of fine
week for prospecting tour tbru
Arkansas.
Guy Maupin and wife of We'll.
vile visited w. j. Crow and fam
lily Thursday.
Hardy Ross will have a sale Of
his stock and farming implement
Wednesday, the 14th. He expects
to leave soon for Golden. m
where he and his brother-ip.lpv
Lonnle Ross, will embark in the
livery business.
James Clark who spent several
weeks in st. Louis returned homo
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Lust who spcn,
the past two weeks with hon.
mother, Mrs. Josephine Miles. ro.
turned home Saturday.
DIR. McCullow was in Vandali,
on professional business SIT.
day
Jesse Gregg of st. Louis yiyi,
ed Farber friends Saturday
Mary McCann has been uuit.
sick for several days with tonso.
litis.
There was music social at the
home of Sam King Saturda,.
night All report fine time.
Mike Brandon will farm the Ed
Amidon farm this year. He will
move in few weeks.
Mrs. Bell Ross expects to leave
next week for Golden, Hi, wher,
she will make her future home
Mrs. Spencer of Vandalia visit
ed her mother, Mrs. G. w. Franz
um, Sunday.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby
terian church gave a social at
the home of Mrs. McNTillen Sat
urday night.
Mr.. Doyle and wife of near
Laddonia visited their son, Stone
wall, Sunday.
Miss Reba Franklin went f,
Laddonia Saturday to visit hci
uncle, Chris Marburg.
Mrs. Chas. Tanner and Mrs. D
, ID. Tanner were in Vandalia Wed
nesday.
Miss Florence Kirkpatrick o
: our public school spent SUNDAY
with homefolks at Mexico.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
Annual Bank Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Molino
Bank for the purpose of electing
five directors will be held at the
Bank building Friday, January
30, 1914, between the hours of
d. m. and 2 p. m.
J. F. Flynt, Pres.
j. G. Crawford, Sec. of Board.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
THOMPSON ITEMS.
Schools Close on Account of
Smallpox-Personals.


Thompson, Mo-, Jan. 13.-
Homer Weekly sold three head of
cattle to Ross Cant for $50.
Oliver Bonsill got in 300 west
crn sheep from Omaha Friday.
Wheeler Cant has two cars of
hogs contracted at &c to go Thurs
day.
Walter Weatherford sold 10
shoats to Ii. Il. Pearl at $6.75 per
cwt.
Carter. Cant and Mason ship
ped car of hogs from Thompson
to st. Louis Monday night.
Charlie Householder got 600
Western lambs from Omaha Fri
day.
Ross Cant sold four sows to
Jack Kennan for $SS.
Wes Winn shipped two loads of
sheep from Thompson Tuesday
night.
Several cases of smallpox have
been reported in the surrounding
community. Hurdle, Cant and
High Hill schools have dismissed
on account of it.
Mrs. Will Dempsey is sick witt
grip.
Miss Mamie Kennan is very il
with pneumonia.
Earnest Monk is out of schoo
with smallpox.
Thomas Brenton who was op
Grated on the past week for fis
tula is getting along nicely Tho
not able to come home yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Gan
are entertaining Mrs. Ellen Nasol
and Miss Alicia Mason of Mexico
John Beatty and wife and Mrs
, j. K. Beatty spent Sunday will
: Will Dempsey and family.
Eugene Jones shipped 81 hea,
of mules TO Il St Louis firm Tues
day.
Thursday about % neighbor
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Morris spent a very enjoyabl
day at their pleasant home, tn
occasion being Mr.. Morris birth
J day. An elegant dinner wa
served, of which the guests show
ed due appreciation. All wishe,
Mr.. Morris many happy return
|, of his natal day.
Marlowe Howe of Troy spen
e Tuesday with his cousins here
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pearl.
e Willard Tompson, son of Nh
. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Tompson here
n who has been i'll of the grippe,
n again at High School in Mexico
). Mrs Kate Cogswell of Cen
+ tralia, formerly of Thompson
:; spent last week with her frien,
|, here, Mrs. Thomas Greasy. Mrs
d Cogswell has valuable propert,
g interests here.
S w. H. Harrelson and famil
i will move this week to Joe Con
S sidine's farm near Auxvasse.
d Cyrus Barnes went to st. Loui
Monday to return with load o
: cattle.
Judge Baker Barnes bought
hogs from Jack Pulls at 800.
Notice Of Final Sattlamant
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all credit
ors and others interested in the estate
of Richmond Glover, deceased, that
the undersigned, administrator Of said
estate, intends to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court, in the county of Au-
drain, State OF Missouri, to be holden
at the Court House, in the city Of
Mexico, in said county, on the second
monday in February, 1914.
John W. Howell, Administrator.
First publication, Jan. l. 1914
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

Gov. +. W. Major is to be the
guest of honor at the banquet of
the Mexico Commercial Club 10
be held some night the first week
in next month.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

LoST:-A lady's blue rain
coat, between Barnes Ford and
Littleby Methodist church. Find
er please return to Miss Mable
Ennk
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
RUSH HILL ITEMS.
Farmers Still Shipping in Fee l.
A Show Coming to Town.

and Mrs. l.. r. Paisley, here last
week.
Little Lille Erdel was quite i'll
last week but is able to be III
school again.
Isaac McManamy of Laddonia
visited his brother, Robert, and
family here last week.
Mrs. B. Underwood and daugh-
ter, Miss Florence, returned from
st. Louis last Sunday, where they
spent the holidays visiting rela
tives.
Miss Laura Maxwell visited
friends at Ortiz several days last
week.
j. c. Maxwell was a business
visitor in st. Louis last Friday
and Saturday.
Will Coleman visited his sister
and family at Pleasant Hill, Ill,
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Mundy has returned home
after spending several weeks
with j. n. Rosser and family OF
near Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. &. Carnes and
son, Cedric, returned home last
Tuesday from st. Louis, wher,
they visited Mrs. Carnes' rela
tives for several days. They Wis
tied an aunt, Mrs. Wagy, who
lives in the city, and an aunt
Mrs. Luckie and cousins, Mr. anC
Mrs. A. S. Seyffert, at their beau
tiful country home.
II. c. Carnes spent last Satur
day and Sunday with his ole
friend, z. b. Yates and wife a
Drake, Ill.
After spending a very pleasan
vacation of three weeks, II. c
Carnes has again taken up hi
work as agent here for the Chica
go & Alton. He was relieve,
during his absence by p. W
Heisner of Armstrong, Mo.
After a holiday of two weeks
our school is doing even bette
work than before, if possible. Blu
we have three teachers of tn
very first rank. All are doin
splendid work, but we want t
especially praise Miss Anna Nj
Ter, the primary teacher, as sh
has the tiny tots, which is, W
think, the most difficult work Q
all, to get the little ones started
the primary room and those ranl
ing first in each grade are, T,
spectively, Frank Baehr, Cedri
. Carnes, and Lille Erdel.
Madam Rumor says we sha
hear wedding bells ringing in ou
4. midst before very long for severi
couples. Here S our congratul;
tions i'll advance.
t ii. Z. Carnes and wife, and sol
} Cedric, have returned from
4 visit with Mrs. Carries father,
= W. Culver, who is trick dispatcl
er with the T. P. at Ft. Wortl
, Texas. They also made a Wis
( while off with Mrs. Carnei
brother, j. A. Culver, who has
fine position with the Frisco r.
and is located in the main office
- st. Louis, Mo. While Mr.. Carnt
Is {. & A. man through an
s through and each one, fathe
: son and son-in-law thinks he is o
the only road, Mr.. Carnt
q says there is only on
road better than the r. r
and only one better than the Fri
e co, that is the c. & A., which
1 will say myself; when they g
= around the c. & A, they are g
ing some.
D b. Stuart was in Mexico Tue
q day to see his brother who, W
y understand, was injured by bein
=, thrown from his horse near Fran
els Monday. We did not lear
}, the extent Of Mr.. Sturat' S injur,
h but we hone he will he ahIa +o J.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15
NORTH MoLINo.
autiful winter weather.

Beautiful winter weather.
Fred Sappington of Barton
county walked in at p. R. Cav
thorn's last Sunday, very unex-
pectedly They were indeed glad
to see him.
Hubert Lowery of near Mexico
came out to visit his sister, Mrs.
Maude Mcintosh, and family last
Friday. He visited the Berea
school in the afternoon. Come
again, Hubert.
Cecil Greed is quit sick at this
writing.
Ira Mayes lost fine four year
old colt a few days ago, had
another one very sick but it was
better at last report. Robert Nil
Ter also had one that was sick but
that was better at last report.
Mrs. L. X. Cawthorn received a
message stating her grandson,
Walter Waldon, was critically i'll
with pneumonia.
The missionary girls of Sun
Rise church cleared 1912 at their
pie and candy supper at Mr..
Cook S last Saturday night.
A large crowd of young folks
attended the party at Geo. Good
rich S last Friday night. All were
royalty entertained.
Mrs. P. r. Cawthorn is suffer
ing with an attack of rheumatism.
Leb Dye sold bunch of shoats
to Bob Mundy at 6 cts. per h..
John Morgan and family are
to Mexico.
A number of young folks en-
Joyed themselves very much at R.
l.. Miller's Saturday night.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

Geo. NJ. Dean has traded his
400 acre farm up beyond Thomp-
son TO E. NJ. Pumphrey for Kan
sas City property. The farm was
valued at $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-01-15

Edward Stuart, northeast of
Mexico, was thrown from his
horse near Francis Monday even
ing and was badly hurt bruised
about the face and over his body.
He was brought to the Mexico
Hospital; he's getting all right.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
[ LAUREL WILL HAVE
BIG RACE MEET

continued From Fifth PaEeD
IN indication that owners propose to
continue IN racing to the very end Of
the season. so that the Maryland tracks
this fall, and particularly Laurel. I'M
questionable viii nc able 10 furnish
sport OF a very high class
Leuyers plant has been entirely re
modelled and, under progressive man
aGement, is now an up tu-date race
course.
Altogether 100 IiNeren, stables are
represented in the slit OF ncmlnators to
the Laurel stake, and they include the
following
Angus, Belmont. James Butler Harry
PAYNE Whitney, II. T. Wilson, Jr.
SCHUYLER l. Parsons, Captain L =,
rassatt. H. X Knapp. Andrew Miller.
Thomas Hitchcock, J. Il. Madden,
Quincy stable r. Z. Carman, David
stevenson. \. Barklie. II &. Halicnbeck,
l.. NJ Walker, j, =. Oxnard. samuel
Walden. X {. Bates, II. q. Bcdwcll. y
J.. Aste. Beverwick stable. Alexander
Cochran, clifford 4 Cochran, Henry j.
Norris. ! L. Widen,r RAJ Parr r.
Ambrose Clark. Louis Garth. Thomas
clyde, w 7. rreSgrave. II. +. watkins.
Francis Sargent. James Fitzsimmons
- NJ odom, +. T. Miles. ~ Matter
son. y NJ Wilde. w -. Althouse. W.
. Ynnke 9 :. Wilson. II l. Pratt,
T. Iahtll. r.. !. McGraw. Il r Cooney.
TIvamS. Thomas Wruht e. ~ stein
beck. y stafford, Nevada stock Farm,
Iehn Whaltn, 7 T.. DIVER. ]. .. Tai
bout. Mrs. + y. Brown. W. II. Conedon.
NJ =. Sheedy, Mrs, Il. /. Miller, \ u.
NiNeN. William Martin, T. II Gnryi-
Campbell, +. 1. pons, y w. hoo,s. J.
1 TvreH Charles * Harrison IN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04

Charles H. Kruse. treasurer. stanton
Pitcher; superintendent envelopes. J. Il.
Gresham; deacons. Thomas c. Crowder,
r. NJ. Willis. Charles II. krGse, Fred
Pitcher. stanton ilchot trustees, j.
Il. Gresham. Gerald WILLIS. stanton
Pitcher; ushers and collectors. J. r.
Gresham. Gerald Willis. Y. q Perkina.
j r. Johnson: librarian. James Wil-
hanson, W T.. B!auton, William
fletcher; finance committee. Fred
Pitcher. chairnan Fred Moore. =.
Gresham, w r Hlanton. T. NJ. Willis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04

me Norfolk and Western Railway
!. nov carving vast quantities al coal
- N..tolh, ana It's locomotive capacity
most.
arse delegatior Of Southslte and
Wen over 70 Richmond tonight 10 Al.
tehd inc rally Of the order in the JET
fegSon Hotel Auditorium
Mrs = W. Anderson. OF West Wash
ington Street, was successfury oper.
a ,I'. on Ter appendicitis a, the hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
Racing
Baseball
Aquatics
YANKEES POUND THREE
SENATOR PITCHERS HARD
luMEed From Eifth Page.

iGont!MGed From Fifth Page)
tae box ~ one round, and hit Pennock.
who relieved him. hard in spots. Col
ms. the great second bascman. sprained
MS ankle In the first inning while slid
ing, and had to be carried TO The play
crs bench, Later he limpea of the
hetd lie saws he Will play tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
Aftcrnncn Mnrrlnrc.

This afternoon al 2ia o'clock at the
residence Of the brides parents al
South street. Miss Lille ! Roltc.
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs George /.
Rolfe. was married to John =. GuiloN.
.. this city. The ceremony YVES per-
formed ny the Rev George {. Zeigier
OF the Christian Church, IN rho pres
ence OF many friends. Mr. and Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
lnfrrnnticuni Ip1cuc,

\; Mon,real-Montreai .. Jersey
\; Kochester-E Rochester, 10. New
ark, J.
a, Buffalo-Butfalo T. Baltimore Q.
At Toronto - Toronto Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04

The health Of the city is reported
~ beins very good at present There
rs MOI case OF smallpox, diphtheria.
scarlet fever or measles In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
I.Nri,.,,. Nc,N Shny.

The new bili al the Lyric Theatre
gave evident satisfaction 10 large audi
evening. one of the most diverting
Skits seen on the vaudeville stage her
u 4 long time Il some Mind Reader"
I'M when Dolan ana l.enharr. assisted
hN two other farce players. appear II
: 4 traNesty on mental telepathy. The
".nN ejic lady" her manager, her duskN
81 oac are the characters, and they
aci ali over the stage and INTO tho
AUDIENCE The SIKH Kept tile audiences
3e&tefGaT laughing from It's beginning
- nc esd.
walter James, the tramp comedian"
seo'.ea with his funny stories ana his
p"pe,l ~ P"foG!cS and medleNs Na7
Ato 4.:ice, q comedian and a pretty
elL., PRESENTED an amusing skit en-
t!cG Get y License. Mantamha and
CHS ioNe!l& performers we're we'll
.tttlNed' and the Three CREIGHTON Sls-
Yer. Woa repeated recalls with Their
49, 1870. J u..c-. ant nonsense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
Southern LrnGuc.

A. Atlantn-Atlanta. p Mon,eom
~ chattcnoora birmingham. s.
nhis, 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-04
EXCURSIONS.
Two Days Labor Day
Excursion 10 Washington
Via r. +. & u. II. IL.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER :, 1914.
lSAsE>I,tI nntfnr - ms, t,.sr,

h-fo F4I'N IT. NIIL !tLt- II FA DEN
Washington vs.. Athletics.
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Streets Monday morning at o A N.
Returning. leave Washington Tuesday.
September 5. Al r. NJ.
ROUND TRIP FARE.
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Milford 10 WashinGt on Si.5
Special Coaches for Colored People
Train stops Al all fegular stations.
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