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aurtipn SaIrs. future Daps
By l.. \. Ca,l!n & Co.
II North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
COTTAGE. WITH FIVE ROOMS AND
ONE ACRE OF LAND. NEAR SEVEN
PINES ELECTRIC LINE.

In execution of a deed of trust TO
ne. dated July !. 1913. of record in
clerks Ollie. lIenrco County Circuit
Court, in ID. Il. 1924. page 3l3. default
having been made in the payment Of
Il portion Of the money therein secured.
and being required so to do by the note
holder. VIII. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS. 1914.
at 1880 o'clock u. NJ.
on the premises. sell at public auction
the above mentioned property. which
is described rs being near the Nine
Mile Road, adjoining DIETRICH G. Bull
heller ana others. and is just west OF
the Masonic Home. and is more par
ticuiorly described on n plat in said
clerks office attached to Il deed to
Laura Denser, recorded in l.. Il. 1914.
page 1913.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay any
past due taxes, the cost of executing
this trust. and 10 discharge two notes
OF SiG.G1 each with interest from Feb
rGnry and March I. 1914. respectively.
and the assumption OF the payment OF
nfty-two notes of Sl6.67 each. dated
July, I. 19l3. payable monthly from
April {, 1914. and the balance. II any.
at one and two years, with interest. and
secured by trust deed on the property.
l. y CATLIN.
Trustee.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of MIKE TONY. some
times called Mike Thomas. of Rich
mond. in the County OF Hcnrico and
district aforesaid Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on The
18th day Of March, y. D.. 1914, the said
MIKE TONY. sometimes called Mike
Thomas, was duly adjudicated bank
rupt, and that the first meeting Of his
creditors will be held in my Office
Rooms No. 500 and sos American Ma
tionnl Bank Bullding, Kichnond Va,
1914. at 10 oclocn in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may at
tend, prove their claims, appoint
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. T. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy
March IL. 1914.
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lCiarlIrn
Err, Cuai unb l1luon

BEST GRADE WOOD And COAL. DE-
!lvered day ordered LYME X
HARRIS. 70l North Tweuty-nin,h.
Phone Monroe 60.
WE SELL THE BEST SAWED PINE
ana oak at lowest prices: also best
anthracite and lump spiint, b"quette
AZ $3.50 per ton Prompt delivery
and good service. TYLER & RYAN
Linden and Cary. Phones. Madison
1919. Monroe 36l7.
QUICK DELIVERIES or WOOD AND
coal 10y bushcl or ton. LYME &.
HARRIS, 7el North Twenty ninth.
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l&ral estate for Rent

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, TEN
rooms. three baths. hot water heat
electric lights. 1900 block Yves [
piSpatch.
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WITH THE FARMERS
BY Prof. w. F. MASSEY
Saturday. March IA. 1914.
Growing n Prize
Acre Of Corn.

Acre OF Corn.
Carroll County:
Il havo an aero OF
land which | am 20
ing To use to com
pete for the prize
OF S25 offered for
the largest yield in
dis county. One
half Of tho land
was In cowpcas. and
the peas picked and
the vines turned
under and sown to
rye. The other half
WAS in corn and
also sown to r5'c. |
shall apply 1000
pounds OF slaked
lime TO the acre.
Part Of the land
made twenty Gig IA [
httcl ole of corr, nm
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situations lliantfn, female

tOUNG LADY WITH TWO YEARS
experience wants position as stcnog-
rnphcr. $40, care Times Dispatch.
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February e7th. 1s,4.
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ttiAS. .. SNN1ILE. Clerk
MONTAGUE x MONTAGUE. D. q.

' II 9 y An THE CHANGER i
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE GOTH DAY OF FEB.
kLAlSN, lNls
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liral G5tutf GffDangr

WASHINGTON REAL ES-
tate-Ncw modern hreproof apart
ment house, sixty nine apartments.
ton in city. Price. $4,000. VIII
exchange equity of 100000 for an
estate In South, not to exceed 5000
600 NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS. 1923 T. Street N w.
Washington. ID. C.
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COMBINATION GRiST AND SAWNiILI.
AZ Brooke. on X, +. & =: Up-to-date;
FOR sale OF rent; possession imme-
diately Apply NJ X LOWRY. City.
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Jor salt

WAGONS. TOP AND OPEN, FOR ALI,
uses. Large stock: right prices Sew
eral used wagons cheap.
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BuGGIES FOR BUSINESS Or PLEAS
ure rubber or steel tires. Complete
stock at all times.
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BucGIEs FOR BUSINESS or PLEAS
ure, rubber or steel tires. Complete
stock at all times
ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE WORK
~ the lowest price. Repairing and
painting of automobiles ana We
hiclcs OF every description spe-
cialty
=. MEYERS SONS, 7ai EAST CARY
Street.
COMBINATIOE GRisT AND SAWMILL
2; Brooke. on K" +. s; =; Up-t o-date;
diately Apply n. K. lowry ''' c 'it
y STORE CONTAINING GROCERIES.
ladies and gents furnishings. that
IS doing n good business; good r"a-
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. y BOWLING ALLEY AND
bllllard room in good location. Ad-
dress BOWLING. J 81, care Times
Dispatch.
FOB SALE. EIGHT BRUNSWICK
lh",COIiender continuous alleys. y
NO. i, very little used. in good con-
niticn; vii sell cheap. Also . build
ing iSxllo feet frame timed all
over except front II 80 desired we
building covers. For information
apply or write CifAS. II. COSBY. 423
West BROAD street.
W L LIZ BLIsH Il DRUG
street, VIII sell cheap. OTTER busi-
ness !ntcres. reason TOR selling. Also
restaurant Main Street. Tor par
tcu!ars address L. o Box 756. Rich
LADIES STRAW HATS RESHAPED,,
Spring shapes arr now ready for
your inspection. Why walt Bring
Your hats nov Mems hats fixed up
for spring. VERRA HAT WORKS
III North First street, Phone Mon
roe 9''
BEST GRADE BUGGY AND HARNESS.
GOOD as new, cheap 100 East Broad
WHY Not ORDER i $3.50 li-CARAT
solid sold point fountain pen, with
faction guaranteed. Address G. T..
COOPER. Manassas. Va
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ROOM WANTED BY GENTLEMAN OF
refinement In modern apartment adj
joining, or in close proximity to bath
surroundings must be the best. Give
MANENT, - II, care Times Dis
match.
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entertainments

THAT WE. THE METH-
odist sunday Schoo! Society OF Rich
mond, representing about twenty
Of about 5, 600 in this city ana SUB
uvbs in regular meeting assembled
sunday. March s. 1914, AT broad
Street NJ T.. Church. hereby heartily
ENDORSE the Saunders antinuisanco
bin. No. 400, now on the calendar
Of tho senate. and the Land bill. a
similar bill on the House calendar
We urge Richmond Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES, in the Iegislature
of Virginia TO vote for these bills
That copy OF these resolutions
he sent AT once 20 each OF our Sena-
tors and Representatives and to each
OF the daily newspaper IN this city
for publication.
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autpnlubIlss 3:or 5aIc

HARVESTER AUTO
truck, VIA stake body, in excellent
tire. palnt and mechanical condi-
months. only reason for selling, too
small for our business; $500 viii
buy it. Address -. care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. SECONDHAND STTTDE-
baker light delivery motor wagon
VIII sell reasonable: just repaired
Write or call 1909 West Broad Street
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Rrgal 32otires

!. MAIN THE CHANCEisY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICii-
MOND. THE 2GTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY. 1911:
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Business opportunity

COMMERCIAL BUREAU OF INFOR
nation and Investigation Coinpany.
lnc;-We want all persons WISHING;
TO buy or scil anything to communi-
cate with us. We can save you time
and money. Give full particulars in
first letter. Address Box 1856. Rich
mond Va
WANTED. AN IDEA. WHO CAN
think Of some simple thing to pat
entY Protect your ideas. they may
bring you wealth write for Needed
Inventions" and Hog to Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
ilpLPli co. Patent Attorneys.
Washington. i. G
bftANCH MANAGER WASTED MUST
come well recon m ended and abIe
to invest. 80. care Times Dis
catch.
AM OFFERING Il GILT-EDGED PER:
cent Investment OF a remarkably low
figure For Information address IN
NESTMENT. l. 1876, care Tiues-Dis-
patch.
For SALE, CIGAR STAND. LOCATED
in leading hotel IN Richmond: large
sales. small Investment. good reason
for selling Address Box 75G. Rich
mona. Va.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE WANTS PAT
cnicd articles 10 be sold through
agents or direct 10 consumers Ad-
dress Bon 5Ss. Richmond. Va.
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MoND, THE corn DAY or FEB
tate OF Jennie W Barns. deceased
II appearing to the court that a re-
port Of the accounts OF Ashby T. Rag
land. as administrator of Jennie "
Barns, deceased. and OF the debts ard
demands against the estate OF the said
hled in the clerks ollc. Of this court
ana that more than ono year has
elapsed since tho qualification of the
said y. T. RNgland ~ administrator
Of the estate aforesaid;
nov on the motion OF Linden II.
Pans IaI,1i. @istT;6utee of the estate OF
dcr.d that Ia" creditors of the said
estate OF Jennie W. Barns deceased
~ any there be, do appear before this
court on, the 2lst dav of March. 1914
al 10 O'Clock \. NJ. at It's courtroom in
tho City Han OF Richmond Va and
show cause. II any they can, against
II the said Jennie W. Barns deccnsed
TO the dIstritubccs Of the said estate
withcut requiring refundinr bonds OF
the distributes, or any OF them
y CODy-Teste:
,,o>.,r GtLAS @ SANILLE. Clerk
MONTAGUE u MONTAGUE. D. O.
coCRT oiFE TIE CITY II OF 5dHN RicH.
MOED. THE GOTH DAY OF FEB
RUAItY. 1913
tate OF Harvey G IL. Barns. deceased.
II appearing TO III. court that a
report Of the account of Ashby 7, Rag
land. rs administrator &. I. "a OF Harvey
.. 1T. Barns, deceased and of the debts
ana demands against the said estate.
mas been filed in TIL" clerks oihce OF
this court. and that more than one
Year has elapsed since the qualification
or tho said y. T. Ragland as admins
traitor OF the estate aforesaid:
Now, on motion OF Linden II. Barns
dIstrlbutce OF the estate or Harvey
q IL Barns. deceased. II is ordered
that the ccrditors OF Harvey c. IL
Barns. deceased, If any there be. do
appear before this court on the cIst
day OF March. 1914, at o O'clock A. NJ
at its courtroom in the City Hall of
Richmond, Va, and show cause If any
they can. against tho payment and de-
livery of the estate of the said Harvey
6. II. Barns. deceased. to the d!stribu-
toes OF said estate without requiring
refunding bonds OF the distributes,
or any OF them.
y COpy-Testc:
CHAS O. SANILLE. Clerk
MONTAGUE &: MONTAGUE. p. O.
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situations GLsanteo, Scale

EIGHTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCED
blacksmith wishes job; age thirty
three; can do any KIND ~ work; un-
derstands steam hammer or electric.
VIII go anywhere Address BLACK
SMITH, l. lao, care Times Dispatch.
MAN OF ABILITY And ENpERIENCE
desires position OF res possibility as
ONCE or sGles inarager. Address Z
~ cArn TIIncs- nlsnalch
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Elat5 Clianten

Flat WANTED At ONCE FOUR
Grace. Must be cheap Answer sat
Mrdav morning. Box 375. Post -oficn.
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sIIoEs' Shoes sHoEsl

9o3 EAST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
is the new home Of BOWDEN'S
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
cheap for the whole family
WANTED, CARPETS TO LUST AND
scour by latest improved machinery.
oriV 81 w" also yak" 0vr~ all
kinds OF carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING co, 2O0l East
Franklin. Monroe 20SG
FOOT TROUBLES?
THE RAI.STON HEALTH SHOE"
when Ralstons go on, foot troubles
20 off. GEO T.. SiIUMAN sells them.
63l East Broad The Ralston Boot
shop.
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BY Henry &. Hutzicr & Co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
TWO-STORY FRAME DIV ELL1NG,
NO 2eo7 EAST CLAY STREET.

In execution OF a certain decd of
trust to tho undersigned trustees dated
May %, 1913. ana recorded in the
clerks Office OF tho Richmond City
Chanccrv Court. u. r. 223-C. page 30.
default having been made in the pay
ment of the deb, therein secured, and
being so required TO do by the note
holder, we VIII sell the property above
mentioned. as described In 1a:d deed.
fronting 80 feet on south line of Clay
street. and haNing depth OF i65 feet,
to 2O-foot alley. at public auction, ut
the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
1913 East Main street. on
TUESDAY, MARCH Il. 1919.
at i2 o'clock noon.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
taxes. Insurance. S225O due Noveul her
&c. 1918; S22.50 due February 26. 1914.
and any other amount In excess OF
Sl.522.5r. due May %. 1914.
HENRY S. HUTZLEE,
RALPH j. LEVY.
Trustees.
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PAKCEL OsI MEANo MANY NJ
pointmcnts from the February y
railway mail clcrk examinations IN
Richmond. Commence sI5 month.
Common education sufficient. sam
diatcly. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Dent 436 *. Kochestor. y. Y
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ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE WORK
~ tho lowest price Repairing and
painting of automobiles ana We
hicie- Of every description a spe-
cialty.
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BY Pollard &; BaEby,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FRAME. DWELLING. NO. 500, ON THE
EAST LINE OF AIUNFORD, BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS
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In execution OF deed of trust. dated
claE I 6ct 'v o I Hiabm eeoGdeG a IN anS
Court, l.. i. 1850, page 235. default
having been made in the payment OF II
portion of the debt therein secured. and
having been required so to do. will
sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH is, 1914,
at o'clock =. NJ,
the above mentioned d~cllinE, with 10.
fronting th!rty-cight feet three inches
no Munford street by a depth OF forty
eight feet nine inches.
TERMS: Cash.
II. II. POLLARD. JR..
Trustee.
y. B.-While the terms as advertised
above require all cash, the auctioncers
viii be glad TO mnlEc bettcr terms with
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Bankrupt j2ntireG

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOH THE EAST,
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter Of No. 1890
MIX T. TONY, sometimes ~
called Mike Thomas, !"
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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EXPERIENCED HARDWARE CLERK
wants position with either retail or
Wholcsalc concern. VIII leave city
y 5lG care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WITH TWO YEARS EN-.
pericnce wishes position with liza
insurance company ms office man or
collector. Can use typewriter; best
references Is 81, care Times Dis
frI
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PERSONALS
Rooms G1lanteb

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
nt HUGHES'S. 2O9 North Third ST
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4ooultrp, Pets ano Rlos stock

JENKINs'S S. q RHODE ISLAND
Reds win wherever shown: only
Virginia entry IN International Lay
iiE Contest. settings, So; special price
- mem Ocrs Boys and Girls Poultry
CLUBS ALLEN JENKINS. Box two-
Twelve. Roanoke Va.
FOR SALE, THOROUGHBRED SAD
die mare, medium si2cd. Price rea-
sonable. Address II 1873. care Times
Dispatch
FOR SALE. PURE BRED WHITE
Wyanaotte eggs for Matching; kceler
strata, fine winter layers Also
cock"rcls PURITY POULTRY FARM
Wakefield. Va
FOR SALE. TWO EXTRA GOOD
worl, horses Can bc seen NJ 1910
L..st ChrN Slr-ct.
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EPISCOPAL.

GERMAN EVANGELICAL
ST. JOHNS GERMAN ENANGELICAI Al.
Church corner Eighth and Murshaii
Strcets). -Hev. OSCAR CUTIE pastor. sun
day school with German and English
classes at 1880 4. NJ. Dcutscher Gottcsdienst
at II \. NJ. English evening service at ) T.
VI. All welcome.
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a. MEYERS SONS, 7ai EAST CARY
Strcnt
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llsip lliantcn, 99alr

WASTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Commence $50 month. Richmond cN-
aininattons coming sample Qucstions
free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
42c L. Rochester. = Y.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ, Scientist VIII be held 10.
morrow mornins In Cnurcn edince (corner
Park Avenue and Meadow streets At II
q clock. Subject. substance" Wednesday
evening testimony and experience Meeting at
$3.50. The reading rooms tNos. col -CI2) arc
located In the Virginia Railway and Power
Company building. corner Seventh and
Franklin Streets. and open daily. eXcep;
sundays and holidays from 10 y. NJ. to 8 T.
NJ AL cordially. InNltel.
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Professional I,rIp 0aanteo
Flats 3ur Renr

COR REM, CONVENIENT FIVE
room fiat. Yves: Clay Street.
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UNlTARlAN

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH (FLOYD
Avenuc and Harrison Street-RcS ALEX
ASDER Z. BOWSER, minister. Subject FOR
Sunday March ~. How Al! Other Religious
IDEAS Are Fulfilled in the Teaching OF Jesus
Service at III O'clock An e0.r.
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lsral estate Illantro

'~NAHt >~"'hth ~N.NtiAo
/ WANT no BUY a SMALL FARM
or suburban home convenient to car
line or railroad, close 10 the city.
with six or seVen-room dwelling,
with shade. fruit. etc, not to cost
over $4,000. Give full details. price
in reply. or don't reply. =. O. Box
7Se, Rchnond, Va.
LIST your. FARMS WITH J. A. CON-
NELLY * co Write postal for nee
saw blanks
LIST YOUR FAEA!s AND CITY PROP
erty with ua VIZ II MILLER &;
co. INC
WANTED, TO INVEST $4,000 CASH
in modern brick dwellings, in city
of Richmond yielding Il fair rental
on Che investment Address j o.
care Times UiSpatch
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
FANCY PRICES
BUY TITLES IN
PARIS MARKET
French Ministry Of Justice Does
Thriving Business in Dispos-
ing of Noble Certificates.
Special Cable to The American.

Special Cable to The American.
PARIS, Jan. 31.--One OF the clever
est and most pungent sayings of the
late Oscar Wilde was that the peer
age is the best thing In fiction" The
saying still holds good to-day.
though 1t has taken another form
unknown to our forebears.
Nowadays people buy titles by large
contributions to the money chest Of a
political party, whereas formerly they
stole titles to which they had no In
herent right.
Pedro II. Emperor of Brazil, who
died in Paris In 1891, having been
dethroned couple of years previous
ly, was the last monarch to offer IT,
ties for sale. The story is a curious
one.
In his desire to obtain the neces-
sary funds for the erection of hos
pital in Rio de Janeiro, the Emperor
announced that he would confer the
of 100000 milreis, and the title of
'count" on every subscriber of 100000
milreis.
Great was the rush for the honors
thus easily obtained, and, like a sue
cessful private enterprise put up to
public subscription, the amount was
subscribed many times over. To COM
momerate the vent Dom Pedro had
Inscribed over the hospital door,
From Human Vanity to Human Mis-
cry"
Here In France. though the con-
ferring of titles has been abolished
since the institution of the present
republic in 1871, the Ministry of Jus
tice has still the power of issuing cer-
tif1cates of nobility. Members of the
French diplomatic service who use IL
ties have to obtain one of these GER
tif1cates, the fees of which run into
pretty big figures.
Thus in the case of duke the fees
amount to $500, marquis $4,000, a
viscount $1,400, baron 5000, and so
on. The object of the certificates Is
to show that the pedigree of the re-
ctpient having been Investigated, his
claim to the title has been esta blishe ed
and the seal of the republic is affixed
to the patent Of nobility.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
80 AMERICAN
BISHOPS WILL
VISIT VATICAN
Elaborate Preparations to Re-
ceive the Distinguished PreI-
ates on Pilgrimage.
Special Cable to The American.

Special Cable to The American.
ROME, Jan. 31.-The first week OF
January marked the beginning of the
year for the American bishops visit
ad limina," or 10 the throne of ST
Peter. ~
Preparations are now going on both
in the Vatican and the American
College to receive the visitors with
the honors due to prelates whose
work in behalf of the church has been
publicly commended on important oc-
casions by the Pope himself and by
the Cardinal Secretary of State.
Tho visit which is made regularly
every four years, was Instituted In
order to give to the heads Of large
dioceses the opportunity of reporting
personally to the Pope on the condi-
lions existing in their respective sees
and on important events and the
general progress of the church.
According to present information
out of SO bishops 90 are expected to
visit the Vatican. Among those whose
visit arouses the keenest interest are
Archbishop Quigley. OF Chicago;
Archbishop Ireland, OF st. Paul, and
Archbishop Blenk, of New Orleans
whose names often have been men
toned In connection with the APP
pointment of a fourth American Car
dinal.
Though Archbishop Ireland has
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Thieving Monks Are
Publicly Expelled
special Cable to The American.

Special Gable to The American.
ODESSA, Jan. S1.-An extraordi-
nary scene was witnessed o-day in
the Roman Catholic Church at Pa
trikoff, Poland, when three monks,
sentenced two years ago TO terms of
Imprisonment for stealing the price
less jewels from the image of the
Virgin in the monastery of Yasna
Cora, were formally communicated
The altar was draped in black and
lighted with black candles.
At the conclusion of the brief lit
urgy the anathema was pronounced
upon the monks, who stood under po-
lice guard clad In long white peni-
tential cloalcs. Then these cloaks were
roughly removed, revealing the men
in the garb of convtcts and heavily
chained.
The chief culprit. Damazy Mococh,
who alone of the three showed any
signs of remorse. piteously besought
the prayers of the congregation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
NEWBRO'S HERP|C|OE KEEPS THE SCALP
CLEAN AND STOPS THAT ITCHING

Itching scalp is merely a warning, for
wherever there is dandruff and itching
OF the scalp. there is bound TO be an
ultimate loss of hair, Falling hair is
never so light that Il may be disregard
ed Every hair that falls is bringing
you just so much nearer the inevitable
enh--chronic hair loss,
To prevent the hair from coming out
and to stop that itching one must first
get rid OF the dandruff. 1t is not
enough to shampoo the head occasion
ally with any kind Of soap and apply a
remedy with Indifference. Seldom is II
that any lasting or satisfying results are
obtained in this way.
The care of the hair should be sys.
tematic and persistent-the application
of Newhros Herpicide regular and in
telligent. In no other way can you nope
to successfully combat dandruff con-
tagion and acquire that snap. luster and
beauty OF the hair. which are so much
sought and admired
Besides the positive. tangible results
experienced by the user OF Herpicide.