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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
TO DEVELOP AIR SERVICE

WASHINGTON. September 2s-Ss,-
satiohal use Of air craft I'm tho Eu
ropean war added interest to-day n
steps ordered by the War Dcpartmen,
l" AT once carry out the provisions or
inc act OF last July to increase e(ficicnc,
Vi 'he hFlat ton service of the army. 4
seneral ORDER invites unmarried lieu
,tis,' o! me line of the army under
thirty years of are to applv FOR ~,
tHits OF this extra I'm zardous service
when VIII entitlc them to 80 per cent
Increase In snlnrY Ns'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
PhRI-MUTUEL SYSTEM OF
BETTING SURE TO PLEASE
Continued From Fourth Page
those unacquaintod with III. workin,,

or tho iron men in most every detail t III
se IIaiq5ry e r@yns ", whitney, namburr
post OF honor by Handlcap,,ar u ''te
, NosnurFh in thee Baltimore handicap.
Tie Maryland State Fair a, Laurel y, ~
thursday afternoon. Should Jimmy
Rove select him to carry the Whitmey.
s s,na . tn M, winner Of the Saratoga ham
All whitney. however. has four o,hers
eligible for the big racc-Niphtstick
Gamer Pandean and Paint BRUSH -
I::pl,o" uocs not accept the weight
NiEhtstick or Gaincr. in fni,,v I;en,,'
VIII sport the pale blue and hrow,,
cap. the co!ors Of the New York sports
Nsx, in the lis, in the allotment
Q: ths WEIGHTS are Angus, Bclmont:s
and Alexander smith cnchr i.uch ,, HiIw
class colt. His Majesty. each OF v,bic,,
W vs. allotted ~ pounds. Then comes
~ ,i,e inc cnainpion three year-oid
however. viii not hurt IN. rh, nct elEn NJ
thc knight Errant- Rose Tree IL cold
II =. , as ne mas proven himself a capi-
ta' Wtieht carrier over a djstnnc. -,
ground. as well as when il cones 49,, ~
20 sprlntins. The distance OF the onnnt
~ Gay star attra ton is d mile and
Ten Point. Strombon. August p.,.
nont second candidate. and CANAAN
hav 70. h6 6can good my, Flying Fairy.
ca PIPER, as the first named one. the ren-
scS,en'a;vc Of a. J.. Astc, has been
$50 To1da .% n maTKaG ,j 12o pounds.
erstl stables from Canndo a,,,n oi seN-
were that OF Willie Martin. With '' Fiv
tapaT n nv ,wo.Eiear-old. and Cogs. en-.
Rump; kayderosoroe and M.diatn,, me
special Is due TO arrive this afternoo,,a,
lon w oodD'ne' where the curtain was
circuit Saturday. O''"'uiaii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
COMPILING REPORT
Auditor VIII show stu,.,.
To- AprrCI.nfc -.n nn.. N"Ne"

fU NEErc;ntc 81 - 30, QUO.
state Auditor &. Lee Moore has NJ.
rcnuy begun compilation OF his annual
,cp1rt i0r the fiscal year ending Sep
INC auditor said yesterday that he
stiHpcc.cd to have the report ready for
estimates that the report will sho,v
cross receipts from all Sources OF rcvc
900. 'P' 0"iii'"'ciF S'.''V, :
Inc total OF seven million and thrce-
IuarterS indicates Il gratifying increase
~ lhNapic values over last years re-
,uIhs' ~ denotes, too, that industrinl
,onlineTcial ana agricultural Interest,",
'"hno m1H;iout the state have prospered
the General Assembly FOR considorot ;o,
Whcn the lawmaklng body is convenoT
~ special session in the second week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Brother Arrested for A..,,,,,

rom Throckmorton, OF Uenrjco
Ivii,y' was arrested late last night by
ShcriT w. W. Sydnor. Charged vii,
iieloniouS assault. Throckmorton is al.
. .rsco 10 nave struck his brother. Harry
oN'r the mead with 1t stick of cord
WOOD on Saturday, AMI the ininrrd
I;a.,,;i,s now in the Sheltering Arms
skniP suffering with fractured
Shui. An operation was performcJ
iast night. and his condition was re-
E To-, as critical: Although happcn
cc!HeG no Information in regard to Tho
lsshuIt until O'clock lost :lLri.t ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
KID WILL JAMS KNOCKS
OUT KID NEWMAN

Williams. the king Of b.ni,,nvyc,f.h,
bnHcrs. killed Whatever charnpionshjn
n ~. lived In Kid Herman. Of
nchih. II. whcii he hnockcd our MS.
,lNai IN the fourth round o.. six-ro,inJ
D@ut az the oly 1pi. Athletic Asso Ia
For three rounds IN. mn, ..u
4 rom The West took a beating ths, -
f'iin"s' unbeliev.blc Williams rained
~" on ms rival from the FIRST gong
~ tnr KNOCK out came more from,
exhaustion than from any one sinc oI
punch "'ccp-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
LOCAL OPTION IN KENTUCKY
Nine Countries Vote "Dry" and Thr
to RemaIn await.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September %
Ninc or twelve Kentucky counties In
which local option elections were heid
to-cay voted "d.y. according to mn
olHcial returns ia night Those conn.
Us voting to rena!u wet" were Hen
G 1' with majority Of 1853:
800, ''zo4' and Anderson. with ca
Counties voting dry ,yara. C,,.c,,
VI montgomery. Mason, Bell. Boone. Clarlt
SHELBY. Bourbon and Scott.
ihree counties. Daviess. McCrackcn
anu christian, recently voted vet"
Io-day's election leaves fourteen IF
l2O counties In the State wet"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
MOTORCYCLE TRIP FROM
RICHMOND TO CANADA

LSontinlet From Fourth Page
inivc miI.s on u gallon o: gasolene. n
'Stt hcttcr than lao miles OH 4. ON, >,
81 on, ana very little tire trouble vSa
eNpe ricncco. the w"a,hcr "'S
Notwiths landing the riders had
Icy H"Hthtul outing. the. arc Iii
e'A'- TO Do" back 10 dear OH Itrtn,o,,.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Arrestcd on Charge of Thief,

49,, y II0InaA, eighteen years old
Was Yesterday arrested by Detectivs
,orao ,nh smith, charged with stealing
alexander Smith, :; tIv.lyc vc,-o,5
HHeEro boy, was arrested by DetectiVn'.
~ ~. eantS krenEel and Atkinson on +,
s-5 ant . charsins him with sfeoli,r
7 = g, g, from Mrs. Maude willard. Of 55oS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
DODGERS WIN EASILY

BROOKLYN. September a6.-Erool
.yn Won, easily over ST. Louis tn.Iov
to 3; T 1H,,, made five runs in the irsi
ait TO the flag pole for a homer p"
The. Cardinals couli do nothing With
Aitchison. except IN the sixth inninei
shen me, they bnnched two hits with as
Score: '"'i9'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Charge uIubwny ,,n,,.

~. I. Harrison. Thomas Braxton and
;au,is Burrell; all colored. we're yes
,sruay arrested on a warrant ch:rEinr
is fIiIn Win holdins up Percy Parker'
t,a,i NorLn IhiTty-fourth Street, and
SledllnS groceries valued al Sc AZ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Held n. su.,,c,o,

Josephtne W oodson. It ninctcen-ve,r
~ brtectNe-SerEeants Wiley and Kcl-
b t,,in on a MnIrtnt charging her with
OF Stealing S4i from q; II III, uSpeCteu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Kobcrt VI. Levi. u,nl-,

- H. JIrtii'!"I m Voluntary bankruptcy
Hns MED yesterday IN the United Sin;,.s
Iisirict Court by Robert NJ Lewis ::
clerk His. liabilities are placed -,
S7So.S-. Iwhile no assets are claimed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Fined for Throwing nrick

sylvan Phillips. coIcrctl, was T,s,,-
G GAY Z hned So and costs ~ Justic.
and disor,irrly and assauliinr ,E H,unk
Watts with "a brick 9'c''e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
ORGANIZATION CANDIDATES
LEAD IN NEW YORK PRIMARY
Gerard Ahead OF Franklin Housewife
ior united states Senntor-Sulxcr and
DavenpOrt Close for InYcrnnr

for United Stntcs Senntor-SuIxcr ~,
davenport Close for Governor.
NEW YORK, September 2S.-orsanl-
cation candidates led strongly in tho
early city returns in the primaries for
.ne hepuo iican and Democratic noml-
!"tlohs Tor Governor and United States
senator. Governor Martin H. Glvnn lod
John A. Hcnnessy BIZ approxi,nn,eI,,
70 In the Democratic gubernatorial
prima rics '''
In the Democratic contest for United
states Senator. James w. Gerard. Amer
lc"h ambassador 10 Germany, was run.
ming ahead of Franklin ID. Roosevci.
Assistant Secretary OF the Nayv hy
about 4l-2 to l. W
IN the Republican primaries for Gov
ernor. Charles S. Whitman. district Mt.
torney OF New York County, was lead
ing JOB Hedges by nearly to /.
Harvey d. Human ran considera hI,.
behind Hedges
representative William NJ. Calder, of
brooklyn. led James w Wadsworth
JF'' by nearly to /. for the RepublI-
can nomination for United States SEN
ator' and David Jayne Hill had reached
only about onc-eighth as MANY vote.
as Wadsworth.
Inc contest for Governor In the Pro-
sressiNe primaries was running very
ciose. The candidates arc William
suizer. present Assemblyman. and last
sear thpeached as the Democratic Gov
eTnor and Frederick NJ Davenport
Ihcse hgures were based on returns
from about one-eighth OF the l,7SO cleo
tioh districts in the city In the caae
OF United States Senator. and about
one-fourth of the total number in the
case OF Governor.
There was no contest in the Pro-
sresslVe primaries for United States
senator, cambridge Colby being the
only nominee for this party.
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ana ana Shippell Putnam and Turpi doing
INC Gherry Blossoms" comes nearer
i ,.sa,g nc slnon-pure variety of bur
'ooIuc IMAM any organization vet an
cu IRE, Dut the earmarks are ali there.
mo story-"there amt no such AMI
NAL" sum iii-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
GLYSN AND WHITMAN
IN LEAD AFTER ,JJnNIcur

NEW YORK. September s oOc fInI
nor Martin II. Glynn and District Attor-
ncy Charles S. Whitman were leading
lor me Democrat and Republfcan
subernatorial nominations respective
~. shortly after midnight. when halt
,ae New York City and few scattered
HHp-State returns had been compiled F
~. davenport was leading Will, ~,
;tulzei by only slight margin for
me progressive nomination. James w.
Tteraru heid the lead for the Democra
nc SenSatoriai nomination, and Willin m
H. -. ladder vas ahead In the Republican
Iammnny Hall assorted that Cover
York by $4,000 e"'ef new
A. the polls did not close until q
IN cio eo,t the count was late in coming In.
H. ~ some country districts. it was said
Inc, totals would not be Known until
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
stock Companies Uevicwed To.Norro

me performance OF the Grayce Scott
company IN "Gharley's Aunt" and Of
vi. III Luciic La Ncrno Company In
onhn,. VIII be reviewed In this col
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued From Fourth p,yc,
ndtS;-o1 c9@peE 2: of kantlehner I: off IT
o.; o. i'he' !:S' umplrcs, Risier md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Brooklyn.
st. I.oUiis.

Totals....8 T. q 70 Totals. 80 G - -
'Batted for Dolan In ninth
iBatted for Higgins In ninth
tBntted for Beck I'm ninth
sBatted for N.ehaus In ninth
score by innings
H. Louis. .......................Oi O6a6 n ~;
BROOKLYN .....: ..................a o d 0 D
summary: Errors--nolan Butler p.cI
hliee. Humnnel. EEan. Bases.on haiI.n a.
4..ec. :; of Aiiehison. o. Struck QUIZ
Isliee i , by AitchiS , T. Home run--cut,
Ewo-base hfts--J. Miller Cruise. sMcSrinno
lt,-Aitehison. ,Stenscl. Sacrifice ny'c.mto
baw. Double play-Bcck and J. Miller III,
Pn g. Milierl Time. I:So Empires ouie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
THE WEATHER

forccnst: NirEfnia-Enir Tuesdnv.
Wednesday partly cloudy and y,armer
NorIn :nrolinn-PRrtIy cloudy Tues
any; Wednesday increasing rIOudinc.s
probably showers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
lNViNCIBLES DISBAND

The Richmond rnvincilIcs b,, a.
DDtihHcn Most OF their players have len
RICHMOND TOY college or are ,ue,nh ~ i.
oil the Richmond Blues '.
IitD - L. 4
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nee and night. '''"' "''''-
The Things That Count"
Although Lawrence l;yrc's thr..act
comedy. The Things That Count" hns
L." vc!i mos warmly commended by a
,b.i pi PROFESSIONAL upiiftcrs. it is. never
onSSi1ss, AN nncommOnIy clean, if now
,id. pay Not a scene. not a situa
may be treated as a Sermon" or M, :.
DC considered az an "ippeaj' to ira
y31uhg VINO contemplate natrimony. or
miony' or who ought not 10 buy so
hv 'h tGci riG i,ir,, or who ought to stand
or t tnc az, nnsHands when they are broke,
prTSaic population. Jul
mai DR. rkur rs s9 2na his ,s.rpnss
,ouhn ~ the sort or drama that mcritcd
,i, inspired and heaven-guided an.
clinical diys"rtat'itoynsf o or Long AND
!; Pp,,c'entcd vivid and narrowing fash
n;sw % tns wages Of sin. il would be
LOU ~ ana saw that II was good I'm;
~ ~n,, IL rs III. simplest ana most con-
with an eiem.n, q Of 'nGTht n;s,e play.
JJnro"h IN TO make :. non Roman hoii
;,,if, :, .ne iaEmaH. accuStom I'd TO clerical
nnrossfeht OF shocking plays, must of
neCtssity wonder what the quo, al
p'!ag: rns % , saw IL it. '
,ni,Ii ANYBODY in the World. 1t merely
Of f tmG st9ry q; ,drama,ized story
u, ne son OF proud parents marries -
woman OF the stage and dies Tbat ~
ddourSc. Is tough. but he leaves = liitIe
Va hter. who is II perfect little darIin,s
VI Nttie daughter, and she wins liz
meart OF the cantankerous old pr,nd
nI,other. There you are: The Earl ri
Dorinco 1N-Mrs Hcnnaberrv i-"' TIL oi
.enants love the little lord; the dwell
b,1t;n 'hc tenement house love littjc
D. u'c ., anu Du!cie's mother marries
.hc ",Dcitor VINO saved little Dulcie af;e,
IT, iti,,!nH'ed away on tho sofa while (
it,ic wop "as dancing in loose I
in.. NJ "hiie me wop's father was Dlav-
SWEDISH ny;aml maid fail in love- ove1o ana ba tne
f2i i,.. in love, and declare their in
i, a., uhtion before the amused at,dic,rn
: s, the grandmother and the tran1'
80 tner decide. as they look unon ~.
Ptcturc formed by the kueaIinf, ,vr,,, ~.
" nc stage. crouchcd by the heds;d.
vvr mer conEdlcscent little Dulcio .n,i
.upPoftcd sinister By the lover ,jnr-
H.. tmnt these indeed are the thinrs
The Things That Count" is 3, s,or,
/, ,,1 ~ i' iELand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ii,t. ny auulencc at the Academy -;
~ I,mo ,nsI hlEht. " here IL will remain
NJ. sda, oW ana Wednesday,. with W"d
wei sentiment most a,vfuIly' us
~ matter OF personal on;,io,,
ne ni,o "lttr. q very fine actor az
~ oidcr school, and several wn,nnn ,
,,"I one man. who played Irish r:op,n ,
,,r ital!an parts, saved it from ,it,a
Douglas Goydn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
douglas Gordon.
Laughing iIis M IN.

"c6on" in town ~ ne" comedy characte,
Cantor. ana he is a. , 1alne is Eddi.
TTIinlneviiie team Of Cantor and ,ne
ne n,s XII nGi " VA, tn. the LAUGHING hit Of the
a.. ana the Cantor end Of II &C. H"s.er-
'".SH part Of the act. very
Programmed. '' rho Tah' ,ni The number. Is
element in the Offering is the pp5o ", e
+ Mo wor t,natacter presented by Cantor
Tho tim IN .!3iackfaee and discar'i:
-. freshness ara n flavor OF nr lire
it from the 'h f. , 'qrn that aisinruisiies
1in,. The Offering richly dcscr rye; TO- ,h
Bruce s p 5Iofh'i2n II 7 received ~
IL ysc- %, winch is Laid on the roof of =
.tI,io, 'pe'. whcrc wireless telegram
ven '.or' liz liksM nfen Established BY an In in
v nc n%riG,s Patrons. = prettE and vi or
GOOD '' cha eirt. clever Juvenile and a
q, 20 Keep the fun going for fftoc cO'n pine
u,cs ne Dare Brothers nc Inn nun
n IN no give good exhibition Of m s,t9ns
feature Of which is a series ot me oeSt
pf9 ,d,,Ild Enhancing feats Hendrika IA and
amused. WIFI T and taking comedians.
puir oil adopts with the brush dIsni.'u,:i,,
oil '' coinrs ar, def,ness and speed usinp
the famil,a enslr pictures instead Of
stage skctchers '"e average
the screen. tb Psei Tyre are projected on
torial showing troous in as, reWs Pic-
, ~ ana the tTiumphal entry OF Car-
''''' army into the City OF Mexico
TYPICAL nurlesrue Mt nriou.
r..ra s'ii EN- The Cherry blossoms"
Iiiion ~ On. offering this week At the
66uriesgne with the burrs severeIv biI OF
c.iio, ' ~, why they couldn't have been
fac, ia, ne hoSe blossoms" unless the /
!. '' ot;i;. * q matter FOR conjecture ~
:"rh.. > i.oS Why they couldn't be called
* ne .., t,e"tn blossoms" bur All Of ills
y, - aside from the question. Gb. t,.'s
rose or Peach. they gave a nerfor,!!.
ms PiSnseo wcll-nieh capacity
= au uI[ ~ cr, course e some OF the more
- be eXpected-but had the n,,es, Whs
Zen put before the assemhiarS nc ~ b
= n s,'cn, me Cherry Blossoms" We're
Isl! Digger majority than tho nr9,.
ariat scored in the State-widc nrnb IN
ion contest pio!llol-
Cherry Blossoms"-,ra
nat some Of the blossoms We. I ,a,t,
~. 10y near having become ovcrrine
nn,ed1 nothins out of the ordinary. The
1lubrettes and the chorus ehoruste
lCns stereotyped lines. Even rs
ru uef pn,o OF the Burlesque" queens /, in
snow that VIII cause the shows th hot
D 'a' any qualtns as to whether or not /
mn Of fan tbn maze IKE. good. But at that 1t is
ow or other managed to apneaI r.
iose on hand. assuming that handcI,n
'nSs count for anything.
Lou Morgan and Harry Sbcnn.,, o.,
vo principal comedians. cssa; H. ;.o luz
Two MELONS. Al Turpi is Micbae1
~, uiuSoh. the irish proprietor of n hotel B
be q hotel clerk. Then there 'i ars
rue Malloy. Jim Hazleton. Warp,raI
e eynoIas a stately Nyra and statTesque Rita
hrec specialties while away Tho AS n,n Z:
ents curing the ten-minuta intermiS- Is
on. MISS shannon. Artie Mailov and Is
20 i'e''noio sisters, in collaboration. b
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ADJUSTMENTS

Acndemy-'rhc Things That Count. -
1oluninl-Grnycc scout CUmpnny In
'mnrle!'s Aunt" matinee and night.
.mplrc-Luciilc In Verne Company
Snnhh, matinee md night.
nsrc-POpular vaudeville matinee
nnu night.
biJon-"'rhe Cherry blossoms" mntt.
nee ana night. '"''
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Bsp,ist Churches. with their Pas
tors and Ministers OF Illinois are
Invited to meet in Mt Vernon,
I'll Thursday before tie 3rd.
Sunday liz Oct. with Corrinthian
Riptist Church. for the purpose
OF organizing an orthodox Bap
tit Association. per circular let
t-,s sent out by the East Mt. Oh
i've and Mt Olive Baptist Assoc
Citations
The above mentioned associ-
alton is to be state organization
one that is to be in keeping with
the View Testament teaching.
No milk and cider affair, but a
real genuine Baptist in toto. from
h-ai 10 foot
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-16
Carnation Art Club.

The Ladies Larnat;on Club met
at the beautiful home Of Mrs Jas.
Townsley. on Vienna. There
were eighteen members present
and dues collected to the sum of
81 Mrs. ] L. Cowper the
president wac has iaill-d to be
with us for some time was preeent
and presided over the Irtceed-
ings.
Mrs. Townsley certainly uneer-
stands how to entertain christian
visitors. The visitors made cue
hearts glad with encouraging adj
dresses. They were Mesdames
Deliliah Casey. and Minnie Ia
ium. the latter OF indianapolis,
Ind. Rev. J. w Davie. the pas
tor was present end he bid Is
Gods speed After the general
soutine /. ! business the hostess i'm
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-16
NOTICE

ID. ar Bro: Please give no
fice 10 the public that | received
notice from Rev. II. Allison OF
Centrslia, that his church wants
the MI. Olive Baptist Asscciat-
i n 10 1915 In our last church
m citing we. the St. John Baptist
Church OF Mounds. agreed to let
Cen rslia have the above named
As, IN. in 1915. Therefore the
Mt DIV Bidtist Ass IN, vii con-
vene with the aud Baptist church
Of Gentrslia. Ill. Tuesday before
the second Sunday in Sept.IoI5,
ID. Parrish ID. ID. Mod
NJ vn's, II. Io-i2-I9I4
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-16
CARTERVILLE.

Dear Editor:- Please allow
me space in the Gazette TO say
that we had a splendid meeiii G
Sunday. In our S. 5. we had
grand lesson and a good alten-
dance.
Rev. ] II. Hlley preaeht d at
1900 O'Clock and Rev ]. L.
Martin at 7:co P. NJ. from the
End. Epistle OF Peter and 6 veis-.
Both sermons were in piriag.
Rev. Hicks. OF Carbe dale
visited in Colpssille. Sunday ard
was the gnest OF Rev. ]. Hiliey.
The Misses Annie Ycung. ard
Flossie Thompson visited Colps-
vile, last week the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. {. Mi Ter. they took
dinner with Mrs. X. w. Winbush
Sunday.
MIR. Nj. Duncan has returned
home from Washing on. his re
turning brought great cheer to
many Of Lis frienss
Mt A. r Heigler is the guest
OF his father this week.
P. L. Navy suffers a great loss
caused by lightning His barn
together with 4 horses. car
loads OF hay and motor car.
Rev Jas. Brown will not pas
tor here this eusuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. jefferson are
the proud parents Of two beasti-
full babies. Mr. and Mrs. Davis,
are also proud CT their three tina,
The stark brought. Allafe doing
nicely.
A. L. Smith is visiting his mo-
Their in Ky.
A. J, Clark has moved TO Du-
quoin. Ill.
J.. NJ Haynes, has moved hi:
family to Sparta, Ill.
Mrs. Geo. Williams, has re.
turned home from Miss. where
she has been visiting.
u T.. Reynolds. visited hi.
mother in Ccn'ralia. last week.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-10-16
Beware of 0iniments for Ca.arrIl
That Contain Mercury

as murcur, wi surely destroy the
sense ofsmsli and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing 1t through she mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reru-
table physicians, as the damage they
will do ia ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by r. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mureury. and 10 taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Cartsrrh
Cure DO snrs you get the genuine.
1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheny 4 Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c. per
bottle.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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School book and Millinery Lrsirsss
and earnestly solicit yeur Tsher-
age. | will treat yCu right.
z. A. VALLEE.
Aaron Lorg e Pewtis. srtnt
sa,ureay and Sunoay in Brock
poit ,i>itirp lis site MIS-. inc.
Danghefty.
Mesdames Georgia Martin and
Leah Reed are confined to their
rooms this week.
Miss Gladys Llcile Morton. OF
Hartford, Ky. has arrived in cur
city to make an extended visit to
her cousins the Miss Parks, on
Vienna, St
For the Great Native Salye
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Livingston Notes.

Our needs We need Doz.
small chairs for the Kindergarten
department.
Doz. small scissors
Two tables
One large Bible
Ia Dor. Wall lamps with re-
doctors for our night school.
One Wall clock.
One Piano.
200 chars in our chapel room.
at once. Therefore we ask each
church, Sunday School. w. Z. &
M. Society and Ministers also in
diyiduals who are interested in
education 70 send us a donation
at once. Due credit will be Civ
en- you through these columns
also in our quarterly report.
Any good book will be thankt
fully received for ourlibtary.
The school is now open and
students are accepted al any time.
For any information write Rev.
j b. McCrar,, Supf. and Secy..
Box 3o7 Metropolis. III
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STTAE OF ONO, CRY or TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY. s. 8.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of f,
j Cheney q Co., doing business in
the City of of Toledo, County and
that said Arm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that can
hot be cured by the use of Halle Ca
tarrh cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subrcribed
inamy presence, this 9th day OF De-
eember, A. d. 1886.
tSaAL) A. w. GLEASON,tV
Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Cure istaken inter-
nally, and acts directly 1.-THE blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send fer testimonials free.
J.sCHENEY, & co., Toledo, o
Sold by all druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor Copsti-
patton.