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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

meirt of Europe during Tho nine
trcnth century viii speak ou The
rj.r trIai Ivf olutuu. Mondd! eF'u-
ms.
'rhc Rev Eugene godmau Suipuru
VIII sneak -ll-LLs Unitarian church
U the morriug uU 'Ihc cuurHr tHH
euro of acpreSs Ills adult ,lt,r
meeting NJ noon, VIII conclude ihr
study of Luther
Tho subject OF Rabbi leo NJ.
Franklin sermon iu rise uuruif- ti
Temple Beth IN viii te THANK give
luE's mtssapt 20 thr AmtrI.aa Iep-
pi-. Services begin az lofJ.
The R,, John IS ellington ba1E,
pastor ot Woodward ave Baptist
viii preach lu the morning az i'-a1
ou "llfe's Investment Ills them"
tt lao -u m- Will hg 'Jetiro b
guarded nome. During the cNruIu-t
Mr. Hoar NU answer three qugs-
tinu. called ont bN his recent scrie.
OF SERMONS on THE young man ot
ff4..--4l -l--ri1laE ideals llad-lq
business bankruptcy. is the FIRST "i
the questions. AZ T.iI -. pa. the or
-fai--rt f-----ti+ frt-r----'
1t-wjnute organ program. and there
viii Doc O. baptisWaI service durnl
tine evening Graded Bible school
meets az ll.1o a. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

The Rev W VI. Wray Bovie's sub
iect I'm North Woodward Presbyter-
ian at 1880 will he The Witnessing
spirit and the witnessing life" At
80 an address viii he given by Or
Berry. representative Of the McAn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Watch your etop--ohen putting
your best foot forward Judge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Stewardship o. the torl, uI n.
morning sermon uf tho Bc, Clrrei..
Eur1r Emerson pastor pf <uT.
Woodward Congregations iit U.I
icok Zoo the rtCuiur oU Iartu
bunCts
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Special ThauksgiVing sor, igre viii
be held i'm the morning boz For. ST.
ruUErc ETrtOUdi. The pastor. th' ft..
Zee VI Grant. VIII preach iU tho
evening on ~ great ush story.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

In Central Prcshytcriau ch.r-n
me pVStOr. The EoN. HUSH JH'k r'I.
preach morning and evening Thu
topic ~ his morning sermon is God
Is q spirit2'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Forrest. PRESBYTERIAN VIII have 4.
family THANKSGIVING service. Thur
dav morning.. from f1.rH HHtIl ii.
-'clprk Tic fbildrru OF tH- ~Ira
school VIII take part
Tho pastors class for youHe $500.
Boo FORREST lTcshtttrl VIII .t".
-Vcuo iu the upper front room "f
church house. Immediately after tn'
morning service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

The Rev. William Beal CAN'T. new
pastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
defective experience" and In the
evening On what will cure leprosy a''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Sunday evening. in Furest-ave.
Presbyterian. the Rev. L. L. Braddeld.
assistant pastor will give the third
in hts series Of character studies.
the subject being Moody. the evan
gclist." The pastor. the Rev J.
Barkley viii preach sin the morning
on Does God tempt men,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

In Simpson Tabernacle Methodist,
tho pastor. the Rev. T.. -. Dimond.
will preach In the morning on Les
sons from a nickname His even
ing sermon subject is Broken els
terms"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

The Rev. James ~. Jeffrey. pastor
preach in the morning on The end
OF the Lord" In the evening he Will
give the first Of series ~ sermons
on Three fatal guides" The subject
of the drst one viii be The call Of
this age
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Forest-avc Presbyterian viii hold
its special Thanksgiving service
W cducSdaN evening. when the Rev.
J. NJ Barkley viii preach. a special
musical program has been prepared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Beginning sunday morning ser
los OF sermons ou "Junuticcd 81 4niu-
cant places In Bible history" viii zoe
tor OF North Woodward NrthodiSf
The first subject will be "Mahanaim
I'm the evening, signs OF failure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

Katherine Kent Althouse VIII
speak IN First New Thought church
i'm the morning.. on 'Nhy do we re-
IN mber9" I'm the evening the topic
VIII Doc "As a man thtukcth SO Is he"
Practical work. by Lou LAB. Kerr
Will follow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

American Theology" Is the sub
'eCt Of the morning sermon OF the
Rev. +. i. Arthur. pastor Of Grand
River-ave Christian His evening
opic viii be The holy spirit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-20

The Vospcr service In y. ". G. a.
VIII TAX, Tho form ~ special sym
uasluu IsliN Miss H. Gertrude Go
gin. OF Chicago, central field indus
trial secretary, viii he the speaker.
wilbur Phase. boy soprano OF ST.
Johns Episcopal church, Will sins.
Al the sociW hour following the
hostosscs viii toe members OF the
gymnasium classes The music win
hc furnished hy Miss Sadey Jacob
son. yiolluist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

The Mexican Casino entertained over
one hundred guests at their spacious club
rooms on Washington street hast evening.
the guests including among the most prom
.ncnt Of the Younger McXicans of Browns
Vile. The bail room. which J. the largest
III Brownsville, wa gaily decorated in
Christmas color. and with splendid music
and a gay crowd New Years eve was
passed away IN a most pleasant fashion.
Thi, was the first annual ball of the
Casino, which was organized the past sum
mer. Jose MARITIME and Mr.. MartIncz
led the grand march. which was joined III
by the entire list Of guests. Antonio
A.lonzo and Abclardo 4. Trev,no. the floor
committee, distributed the programs, which
included twenty dances, ranging ia char
acter from the >choltische to the lancer>.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

Through the courtesy of the Elks' club
the Younger set watched the old year out
and the New Year in al the Elk>' club,
where a delighted crowd with light hearts
and amid gaiety spent a most enjoyable
evening. Al the stroke Of l. all assembled
and there was she'd 4 tear for the old year
and lusty cheers for the new.
The program included twenty dances and
four extras, with a few extra extras early
IN the morning To complete the pleasant
occasion. Sandwiches and coffee were
SERVED during the evening.
Those present included Misses Ruth
Craig, Kathleen b. Craig. Kathleen {.
Craig. Julia Browne. isabel Pierce. Florinc
Pierce. Aniel Kendall. Mamie White, Maud
White, Lillian Hicks. Ncttie Hicks, Ethel
Clint. Sara Hobbs. Louise Puteenat
Mr~,r~. A. a. Browne Jr.. Robert Browne.
Roy Jcifvrd~, Louis kowal~Ki, Francis
Kowal>ki, Norman Kendall, Aldred Kendall,
Robert Rutledgc. Gerard Thay-r, fairfield
~FIau,cr, Leonard Pierce, Calvin l.. Silliman
of San Antonio. Julis Jeffcros, Lambert
CAIN, y. Camiade, ". +. Turner, Lawrence
Smith, Bert Parker, Ralph Schmeling,
Oscar Weller, Walter Saacke of san An
tonic, Harold Smith. W. {. Craig Jr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

Julia Hopkins, Miss Olive Elstun. +. l.,
Elstun, J. r.. Steele. Miss Isabelle Trahan,
Miss Ethylinc Newman, Mis- Mary Wea-
mer, Jack keebler, J. l.. Dahnko, {. +.
Porter. r. j. Baushell. J. X. Moore, Miss
lone Walton. MIS- Susie Cottingham. Miss
Bessie Nertrees, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Shell
ton. J. u. Cottineham Jr, Clarence q. Gu
Wore. John X. Peavy, Miss Ruth Monscc~,
Mis- Allie Pauline Floyd, Henry Browne,
Ellee Jones, August J. Simkins, Leland :,
Lee. Mr.. F.. L. Elstun, Miss Florence FL
stun, ID. q. Taylor. Robert Bry~on. Mr..
4. A. Roy, Mrs. L. ii. Bo>tick, Mr.. j. :,
Bowles. David VI. Warner, j. J. Galloway,
M. ". Moor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
Notice TO the Debtors and Creditors OF the
Estate Of 4. N. lsbeIl, Deceased.

Tx state of Texas, County of Cameron f:
those indebted To. or holding claims
against the estate Of A. VI. fSbcIl, deceased I:
The undersigned, having been duly APP
pointed administrator of the estate of A.
NJ. I~bell. deceased, late Of Cameron coun-
~. Texas, BY II. l.. Yates. Judge Of the
county court of said county, on the 9th day
II December. 4. d.. 1914. during 2 regular
I'm thereof. hereby notifies All persons
kpted Ia said estate a. come forward
rake settlement. and those having
against said estate to present them
i'm al his residence in Somervill, county
Of Burleson. State of Texas, where he re
cei,cS his mail. or 10 his attorney Of record.
Amo~ Rich. al his office in Room No. -.
vivicr building. Brownsville, Texas.
This 9th day of December, A. ID. 1914.
G.. ". ISBELL.
Admyni~trator Of the Estate Of A. NJ. -
he'll. lDeccased.-l2 IL Is POL tS.152239
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther l.. Lane OF Eighth
street entertained last evening with a
watch party. Until midnight 80" was in
dulged in, ten games being played with high
score being made by Miss Geneva Hodges
and Gerald Johnson. Rctrc>hmcnt. were
scrvd during the evening.
The guest, included Mc-Sr,. and Mes
danes r. u. Reynolds. Charles Orchard,
l.. l.. Lane, Mis-, Geneva Hodges: Me,sr,.
Gerald johnson, r. {. Adams, Landcgrin
and Robt. II. Bennett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
0LMITANS ENTERTAIN FOR
MISS OLGA TAhSELL

Olmito, Texas, Dee. 3l.-MrS. V. W.
Briggs gave a party last night ~ the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. and Mrs. y. &. Bcnrett In
honor of Miss Olga TanSell, who with her
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. :. q. Tansell. and
little sister, Laura Lee, will leave soon ~
live in Brownsville. where they will attend
high school. Besides the guest OF honor
there were present NJ the Bennett home.
Nh. and Mr.. v. W. Briggs. Mr.. and Mr..
T.. ID. Box. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Bennett
and family. MIR. and Mr.. =. Robichaux.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
Governor Ferris Begins Second Term

Lansing. Mich, Jan Woodbridge y.
Ferris today entered upon BIZ, second tern
as governor OF Michigan. At the same
time Lieutenant Governor Dickson, Secrc-
tary Of State Vaughan and other state Of
ieials elected in November ~e-e indicted
office. The Inauguration ceremonies
warS\f 4 simple character. The oath ~
offhe Mas administered 70 the officials hy
Fla&ps l.. Brooke of Detroit, the new
chiH .ustice ~ the supreme court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
Fights Scheduled for Today.

Johnny kilbane v. Patsy Erannisan. &
rounds. ~ Pittsburgh.
Joe Thomas =. kid" Written. Is
rounds. AT Baltimore.
Innng Akearn ". Jack Dillon. q rounds.
kt philadelphia.
Sam 2ohidcau ~. Jimmy Duffy. 10
mndS. 1T Buffalo.
lad Wolea>t y. frankie Daley. ~
sind-. al Toledo
n. q. Mars ". Patsy Kline. l. round~.
Columbus.
lauley Y"akum :. Gene belmont. 20
l~. ~ Juarcz.
SIarrang v. Harry Palmer. q rounds.
iti-hnr.h.
,nny Salvatore v. Len Rowlands, 10
l.. at Madison, Wis. ,
thing Terry ". Hal Stewart, & rounds,
and Rapids, Mich.
Anny Wolgast v. Eddie Nelson, G
3. at Grand Ledge, Mich.
Inkie Callahan y. Johnny King, &
Alton. III.
Jar V. Dick Gilbert, II rounds
lgs, Ark.
v. Tom Mcmahon, s rouyds,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

Mr.. and Mr.. Lnther Bennett and family
Mc,sr>. Clarcnc Briggs, +. ". Miller, iiar-
riscn, Pore; Mr.. and Mr.. j. II. Jones and
family, Mr.. Annie Terrell and family.
The beautiful moonlight evening was en-
.icycd W all, end there were games. music
and conversation. The only regret i that
". are 10 lose from our n~eighborhoad our
old and trusted friends. the Tansell family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
Old Year Out, New Year In, In Society

bennett, Smith. j. L. Landrum nf San Be
Inito, W. p. Nimmo, George b. Murphy,
Chaplain Doherty of Fort Brown, Edwin
Barber Of San Bcnito, Captain Wright
Lieutenant Troup Miller. Lieutenant Glass.
II. VI. Dodd, q. +. Dodd, q. n. Mason, }.
NJ. Stein. DR.. a. Bariau, A. III. Fernandez,
j. T.. Putcgnat. Henry Cclaya, Louis ko-
walsh, ". {. Craig Jr, ii. l.. Yates and
Ernest Fernandez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

The Epworth league very plea>inels IN
tertained last evening with a watch party
al the home Of DIR. +. L. Dickson on
Leycc street. Forty-seven guests were
present. and il was a merry csa~d indeed.
During the early part Of the evening 4
series Of old fashioned games were played
by par, of the crowd. while others in
dulged in n few games Of .l2." Later
there was 4 program by yanou If the
~leaguers, consisting Of readings. rcci,a-
tions and songs. and also choru~e> in
which the entire crowd joined.
A sandwich course was served, and
there were refreshments made TO conform
with the league c%olors, gold ana white.
At the stroke Of II the entire crowd as
sembled on the spacious front veranda Of
the Dickaso2H r. they watch
ID the old ~ New Year in.
played for d
nelnded: Miss
Amos a.. Shaef-
Pttingham, Miss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

Marie Lohr il Ia be- leading woman
with George Alexander in a new comedy
announced for production in London IN
January
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Tucker TO Entertain

Mr.. and Mr.. O. W. Tucker of West
Brownsville will entertain AT rock tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

SPANISH LESSONS-Miss Francisco Boz
lado, 52l Elizabeth street Sessions ?
L. q aud ! 10 s y. m.-l2f26 l5t'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

SPANISH LESSONS, by a competent,
graduate professor. Modern and simple
methods. Moderate prices. Call at Mo-
rides Studio. next TO Herald, for informa-
tion.-l1lloltf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

TED-Position by experienced hard
Z clerk. Best references. Address
63, Brownsville.-l29tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-01

(-Diamond ring. about one and one-
1 carat: $50 reward for is return
uuSyll a:.i.k or - IL rlXcu.=
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
A LITTLE TRIP TO HEAR CYP
CBy a Rank outslder.)

! was the ranl<ests Of the rank out
siders when / hit town last night,
with more spare hours OF time on
my hands than had pesos in my
pockets ] had learned that the
"Everyinan's club had been closed
by new city administration, aud as
the movies are a. wearisome to me
ms the tale OF convalescent just out
OF a hospital, had nothing to. do hut
SIT in the hotel lobby and try to drum
a hole. III the arm OF nay chair with
my finger nails.
A benevolent appearing old geht1e-
man. who dropped dawn by my side
for bit OF conversation, suggested
that Journey down to. the Central
Baptist Church would not be a bad
way 10 while away an hour or two.
Church? Yes, / had been to church Il
few times. back in the old home vii
lagc church. Church? Why not? a
novelty, TO be sure. SO hied me forth
to find the said temple Of trust.
] was greeted at the entrance by a
courteous old gentleman who shook
my hand and Hospitality invited me
to enter. An usher took charge of
me and escorted me six rows from
the rear and SEATED me Just as the
choir leader started mp the first hymn.
They sang and prayed for about TWEEN
ty minutes and then the real fire.
works began.
Gypsy Smith. Jr.. the cyclone sales
man OF saving grace. was on deck As
the headiiner,, and he put out the
goods with the vim of an emancipated
lion, roaring for the cubs of the
world to throw off the shackfes of sin.
escape from the devils cage and flee
into the country of Gods sunlight.
He wasn't n rayer---he did not paw
the air like q fanatic initiating a
stern wheeler. nor BILLY Sunday"
around, waving a chair and banging
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

I IL on the floor while he stood on the
tpulpit---but he did hit the bah OF
religion as Ty Cobb ever punched the
pill on the nose for homer over the
back field fence
! | don't know where he got the idea.
but he chose for his theme But He
Was Leper.' He said that leprosv
and sin were as much alike as two
/ peas--that It was infectious. con-
ttagious and all-possessing, and that
1t pefvades your whole system before
you are aware OF it.
He said that lepresy started with q
little bit ORA spot, not bigger than
the head OF a pin So does sin. Be-
fore YOU know Il, you have the stuff
in You so bad that Hot Springs baths
and carbo1ic acid would have no more
effect on you than a thjmbleful of -aet
milk thrown on the birthstone burning
In the pantheistic pit. He declared
that both sin and leprosy were i'm
clira bic by man, and that it takes the
Saviour's grace to wash either disease
from you.
IL you really want to come to
Christ. God will not hold against YOU
any past hostility you might have
! shown him." he cried as he thrust
his arm out into the air with a cork
screw punch which would have made
Jess Willard sit up and take notice.
II don't care how far down man
has dropped, ii he comes through with
the repentance and takes Christ for
his Saviour, he will ride to glory on
the Kings highway. He is no re-
specter of persons. and the came
question will be put TO all when they
mount TO the pearIy gates There is
one message to all, and that is, obey
God"
! He rambles along this way for quite
SPELL" until finally he came to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
THE GREAT DANGER
IF CREDIT LOSSES
Retail Grocer. 0ften Cor frSnfed With
Hazard of p1sn9tnR---Muss
Turn often.

- A@fouG the many various reefs TO be
- Avoided by the retail grocer Is that OF
ii sIs4ungsug en- stock--o%erloading. as
y, sgop. might saw
ef Gil the tolltes to which ths mar
.shant & apt TO fai1 victim. ore of
--the ,eres test is that of carrying AN
--sa2$F- heavy stock of goods.
This truth applies with particular
-s1neee Ia The dealer In foods and. per-
hens more especially to the retail
4hn average retailer fs pos@essed
- atf1 tFse falia&ous idea that the larger,
4 er. rather, the heavier he makes his
i 4etGek the more money will his business
.earn him.
AZ matter Of fact IL In the ligh.
@ssa .g1sa.k, repienisued AZ FREQUENT inter-
-. R15s, whieh briggs by far the most
N s,aaf IS ~ Glory results 1t is wrong to
.rcee rnc, as DO many retailers. that
g.s tta-e . &fy reneat to be derived from
= =. 9yes h3s4ngs
-. .ma .d there ere several evils whfcf,
a. --set Invariably result from am In
t4eir8oHs purchase OF stock
u; z@4a. he FIRST place. the retailer who
D.. -.tasfsanes MS buying to groceries TO
q Ha44l lets s- assured Of having at all
ss3Tet a clean. fresh and attractive
= - ss.tA which is one Of the best ad-
Gea1 seraeuts and business-pu!iers at
- hsA- command.
St-4 LOSS lis Ir~vitnbie.
= - n here is on the other side. nc surer
| srkas 70 financial toss than to invest
t.ayqar money In TOO large n supply Of
1 eraecchandiHe for the reason that this
LAD sHs tha shelves and,
ongicg this time Is of no use what
seer 70 the grocer. He might as well
!. .nke thta money and bury It IN the
ground
Not only IS his money, his buying
power. limited in proportion TO his
4excAss stock, but moreover. his goods
WITT be found. To deteriorate as they
ss&ra' subfected 20 prolonged exposure;
Ard very naturally. as they lose in
apEearsr1ee they viii be supposed to
has lost In point Of quality and gen.
eraf seHirability.
. When this cnrnss TO pass. II win
As{Se mighty good man behind the
Z sau4stsr TO convince the housewife
shat her eyes and her Judgment de-
= eafva her.
Taers ts another point to consider
ia sssYs matter Of buying goods: which
~ that too heavy supply ct sock
81 wsii. cripple a gsocer's Independence
affecting hts relations with the
srfe1 esalers.
TT STangfa 70 ress6n that Tho retailer
4 Hfr is loaded 10 the souppers with
-eN.st.ln brands OF goods cannot exer-
ef4e the same degree of liberty in
fyfsanw other lines which he would be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

free TO do were he supplied with whai
might be called normal stock oi
goods.
The secret Of successful msrchan.
cfsing. other essentfnfs being allowed
Tor. CONSISTS largely In the quick and
frequent turning % your stock.
TX you are loaded down with goods
you may say you never turn your
stock for you are always hampered
with lot OF old goods which are each
day depreciating In value.
The Speciality Statesmen.
The wholesaler himself and his sales
men are not inclined to .-cverselI the
retail grocers, as they are we'll aware
Of the usual consequences of such
a course. 1t is tho speciality sales
men whe are responsible for much of
the over-stocking OF .thoughiess or in
experienced grncers. 80
The bait thrown out by the specially
statesmen consists of an extra case of
goods by way VI premium But IL
the retailer viii recall his past expert
ences, he will admit that the premium
turned out to be q costly gift, mas
much az he had more goods than he
could dispose of before deterioration
So that. in the end he was really the
loser.
great many retain Rrocers are In
the habit OF Keeping goods on their
shelves. until their appearance renders
them unfit for sale, and then asking
tho jobhers' statesmen 10 arrange for
the return Of. the merchandise to the
wholesale house--a positive Injustice
10 the latter.
AS matter rf good busine~s and fair
play. the jobber should not be ex-
pected to take book goods after a
limited period of time. There Is as
MUCH logic TO the practice as there
would be 10 one fuan exps,ittng an
ether TO. refund him his money on a
bait of clothes after the garment had
been half worn out
Justice and common sense go hand
IN hand and ii is neither Sensible or
Just TO ask the 5obber 10 saddle hifi1 >
self with stock worn or damaged goods
which we're received In good eondi-
tion>-~Charlotte Observer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
CAME TO. RICHMOND
TO WE'D SICK MAN

Miss Emily Buckle, of Louisville.
Ky. came all the way to Richmond
vest erday to marry the man OF her
choice. and IL is understood that the
weddtng--a very simple one by rea-
son of the fact that the groom to- be.
James Taylor GREEN'S Just recover
ing from an operation for appendicitis
In ST. Elizabeth Hospital.
AS soon az she learned OF his fitness
and the opcrations which quickly fol-
lowed. Miss Buckle hurried to Rich
mond. arriving yesterday. A friend Of
Mr.. Green secured the license yes
terday morning and sometime today
they will be wed. The wedding of the
pair had been set for a date next
month in Louisville at the brides
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

clinch and called for those who wanted
to quit the devils game and Join hirp
IN the fight for Christ Three or four
men went forward. He grasped their
hands. and when they turned around
the happy look on their faces showed
that they were glad they had made
the trip.
Believe me, DO. Gypsy Smith, Jr.,
is some preacher. He Is going to
preach every night this week. they
tell me- I'm going again.
In Richmond today fully one thou
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

elected the following officers: r.
regent, f.. b. Cosby: Vice regent. Ed
win N. Moore. orator, Harry AdleI
secretary. Charles q. BOsher: .colle(
tor. Charles A. Crawford: itseaAure
H. G. g. Hartman; chaplain. Geor6
NJ. Wilson,; guide, NJ. C.. Robinson
warden, r. l.. Young; sentry. J.
Hughes. Representative. to Grar
Council, Charles A.. Crawf0rd:. alte
nate, e. w. Ball.
Trustees--W. G.. Camp, John :
Rutherford and u. Ii. Hid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12
Theater Manager Asduittef.

Harry Bernstein, manager of the
Colonial Theater. summoned to Po-
lice Court on the charge of violating
the fire-escape ordinance and for
placing freshly painted bill board In
front Of the theater, was acquitted on
both charges by Justice Crutchfield.