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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

Of Lunsford and Judith Lomax. was
married at Mount Airy, Richmond
County, Va. by the Rev. Mr.. Gibbern
70 Ann Corbin Tayloe, daughter Of
wife.
April IS. l776, Mary Tayloe. daugh-
ter ot John and Rcbccca Tayloe, mar
ried Mann Page, OF Mansfield, Spot
sylvania County. Va.
February .. 1889, Catherine Tayloe.
daughter OF John and Rebccca Tayloe,
married Landon Carter OF Sabine Hall.
In Richmond County, Va.
May 8. 1871, Jane Tayloe. daughter
Of John and Rebecca Tayloe, married
Robert Beverly. OF Blandhcld. Essex
County. Va.
October "a. 1892. John Tayloe, only
son OF John and Rebecca Tayloe, mar
ried Ann Ogle, daughter OF Benjamin
and Henrietta Ogle. of Annapolis
May II, 1919. Sarah Tayloe daugh-
ter OF John and Rebecca Tayloe. mar
ried William Augustine Washington,
OF Haywood, Westmoreland County
February l. 1903, Thomas Lunsford
LomaX, son Of Thomas and Ann CorbIn
LomaN, was married 10 Martha John
stone, daughter Of Robert and Jane
tombstone, in the town of Fredericks-
burg.
July %, 1905. John Tayloe Lomax,
son of Thomas and Ann Corbin LomaX,
was married by the Rev. Abner Waugh
at Mansfield. in Spotsylvania County,
to Charlotte Belson Thornton, daughter
OF Presley Thornton, formerly Of
northumberland House, Northumber-
land County. and Elizabeth T. Thorn
ton. his wife.
{''May 10, 1907. Elizabeth Mary Lomax,
daughter OF Thomas and Ann Corbin
LomaN, married to Taliaferro Hunter
a Port Tobago. in Caroline County.
May II, 1920. Mann Page Lomax,
son of Thomas and Ann Corbin LomaX,
married Elizabeth Virginia Lindsay.
daughter of Captain William Lindsay.
of "Lindsays Mills" Port Royal, and
Matte Fox. of Norfolk, Va"
Go be continuedD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
GORDONSVlLlE
Special to The Times Dispa Itch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
GORDONSVILLE, VA, Angus, -
Mrs. j. II. Matthias and little grandsons.
Paul and Harry. have returned from
visit to DIR. J. w. Bowdoin and family
at BloXam. Accomac County. They were
also guests OF Z. +. Ford and family, in
Newport News.
Mrs. Louise Walker and little son.
Master William, left on. Tuesday to
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW CASTLE VA, August On
Wednesday night a dance was given
in the large dancing pavilion. numbers
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
BOARD ASKS WAITE
TO REDUCE STAFF

Although no official action has been
taken, lhe board Of supervisors, ear
rying ont their policy of economy. have
hroached The subject of releasing Il
deputy from the staff of the horii-
cultural commissioner permanently.
"rhe board doesn't seem Ia real
ize the Importance Of inspecting hor-
licultural products that are shipped
into the valley F. w. Waite, county
horticultural commissioner. said This
morning.
"There is a state law which re
.quires an inspection of products which
come under the province of HE horll-
cultural commissioner.
"However, While shipments are al
a low ebb | shall get along The best
can. Shipments are beginning 10 pick
Inp already: in fact, alfalfa seed IS com
ing into The valley every day.
'If I don't gel deputy il is going
10 mean, too, that will be unable Il
do any field work simply because
| will mol have The time.
Mr.. Waite stated that while The sea
son i, al lis heghl he will either ap
Ipoint a deputy 10 work from The cen
Itral office or he will appoint depnl
in each town. who will he pad OILY
for the inspections performed.
The supervisors, he asserted. callll"
compel The reduction Of his force.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
NURSING THE BABY
Timely Advice To Mothers ON This
Important Subject.

If the baby is to be artificially fed,
the food selected is vitality essential.
For this purpose nothing possibly
could be any better than a good malt
ed milk. We say a good matted milk,
because no mother solicitous for the
health of her child can afford to eX-
pertinent with an inferior kind.
In this connection, it Is safe to be
guided by the Judgment Of the Pan
anna Pacific Exposition, at San Fran
cisco, which has awarded "The Grand
Prize" (highest possible award) TO
that famous brand which has made
its name a household word the world
over-"Borden' Matted Milk in the
Square Package
This perfect brand of matted milk
has every element of bodybuilding
nutrition essential to the health,
strength and robust development Of
the child. 1t contains no ingredient
that is not necessary to the child's
physical welfare. 1t is easily pre-
pared, palatable, partly predigested,
will not cause fermentation, and sat
isfies every craving of the delicate
stomach of the infant.
Borden's is also good for grown
ups as well as children-for the ro-
bust as well as the weak. But be
sure it's Borden s-the Matted Milk IN
the Square Package-so you will not
br di.appoinled. Al all druggists. AdN.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
MAINLY PERSONAL

: konnerIh, Imperial rancher, Was
a visitor in FL Centre today.
y. \. Shaw of Holtville was a yisi-
lor i'll FL Centre yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. q. Thomas returned
lasl evening from lhe coast.
Mrs. ". W Mckim and daughters
have joined Mr.. Mckim in The city
H.. W. T. lleffernan IS home from
lds summer vacation and has reopened
lis offiee.
Inspector T. p. Buck Of lhe CaleX-
ico customs service returned yesterday
from "trip II San Diego.
Nlen Mehane and Attorney W. IL.
Frazier have returned from a Vaca-
lien spen Al San Francisco.
Mis- Naomi Campbell of BraWleH Is
a ellr-l Of Miss johnson al The hom'
If Mr. and Mrs Noni !. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. !. y. Blake Of Holt
vile We're in FL Centre yesterday
They are registered At the Oregon.
I'm banpnbprg will leave tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
good rs Grover. 81 their iask would be

good Is Grover, so HEIR Task Would he
.eNea greater.
When ihe Braves gol into The World
series lasl season Manager StaIllngs
WAS able In shift his club against left
and righl-hand pitching, using dif-
ferent sci Of oui fielders against HE
different brands Of hurting. bal even
lie WIS unable In gel ! lefl-hand bal
fcrs into HE game. lie had ; fiell-
hand hatlers Oh HE infield=ENers,
MaranNille and Deal-and, Will GoW-
Idy and Whaling hitting right-handed,
he WAS without a catcher battling left
handed.
Five lefl-handed ballcrs Was HE
most Slallings could send lnlo fray.
Manager Garri@an, of the Red SoN.
can 20 better. John MctiraW used
10 shift his players, loo. against The
different kinds Of pitching. bui he WAS
never able 10 send : lefi-hand ballers
into world series game.
The Red SoX, then, have something
no other club ever had in world Sc
ries-an array Of lefi-hand hitiers who
would give any righl-hand pitcher
trouble. Added 10 ihs advantage for
lhe Sox. is The fact thai HE pills have
not Il single lcft-hand pitcher capable
of giving HE American Leagurrs =
battle
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
SOX CAN SEND SEVEN LEFT
BATTERS AGAINST THE PHILI4IE>

pemarep. Chalmers and MeQniIlrn. The
rieh =handefs
Against lhese normal chackers lhe
Red soN haNe 3, lefl hand baIters max
n2 HE leJm unusually we'll filled foI
attack Without Weakening the club in
any ,en.r for defensive play.
TNo of lle REGULAR SoN oltfielders -
speaker and Hooper are lefI-handers.
The oller a5rdruer= Duffy Lewis
could hr replaced by Olaf llenriksen.
"a blllnder, eiNina the SoN Il com
plele oul field or offside ballers.
Dlrh llobIilzer dnd Larry Gardner,
or HE mrieId. hi lefl-handed. and
Manager Garriean could lIse L lefl-
handed battery. sending lor Thomas
behind lhr bal and either Leonard,
Ruth or Collins Ia He box. Leonard
and Ruth. by Tie Way, are , af the
hesl hitting pitcher, OH lhe circuit.
The ability Of lhe SoX IL - into a
game Wilh Of heir 9 PLAYERS hitting
from lhe lefl-hana side Of lhe plate
means for Grover Alexander. lle main
box hope Of lIle Pills, Ile greatest lesI
of his career.
There las mol been a lime lhis sea-
son When Alexander las lad Ia face
lefl flanders in ole lineup md II is
mol often handlers can be masseoI
together Will Is much hitting power
Is Hooper. Speaker. llenrckeen, Hob
by. Gardner. Thomas and Leonard or
Ruth give lie SoX.
This arrangement would not weaken
lhe defensive play Of the Say, because
& of HE offside hlers have been do
linz REGULAR Work for the SoX all sea-
son. The only extra man this shift
would bring mlo HE lineup is llenrick-
srn, and The SoX would not suffer
there. for lhr little SWede is a corking
good fielder.
Henriksen is mol in The game every
day as IA regular because he is a Nalll-
able man In have on HE bench, where
lie can he pul inlo The game wien
needed most. Ills biggest duty lhls
sra,on las been aS pinch hitler.
ENrn lhe great Alexander would
sarI al handicap against such an
array II lefl-hand halers. The olller
phillA handlers are mol nearly 50
good Is Grover. 81 their Task would
be Yen greater.
Even lhe great Alexander would
siari al handicap against such an
array If left hand halters. The other
philly rieht-handers are not nearly 81
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN
ENDORSED BY FARMERS

Omaha, Oct 2-'Ihe Farmers Na-
tional Congress today adopted resolll-
lions faVoring woman suffrage ana en-
dorsing the Keaing bill. already III
lroduced in the national congress, pro
viding for The establishment Of Earn
,vomen's bureau in The department oI
agriculture.
RESOLUTIONS opposing HE sale of Wal
mnnitions 10 foreign countries ane
against The "loanng of money 10 ma
tions Of Europe for the purpose oil
continuing The slaughter Of human De
ings" were voted down by strong ma
ioriies.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
BY Brown Holmes

One Of HE Inns. HAL aiNe9 HE
Boston Red SoN an edee III lhe Plllla=
.dclplia Nationals i'll Nord -efies play
lnd surely Il lonh~ as lhoasIl lla SoN
will meet lle Phll~ Is Hal lhe Pills
will have Ia depn0d oil riehI hand
pitching. and HE Rrd ~oN can pull a
qrral Iefl handed ball club on lie
field.
The hcsf W3y 10 ronlbaI reII hand
pitching is IL send pft hand baliefs
against H. The Phil, h1Ne I'm sollll=
pans =RiNeY aud Rauneaforr #hlli
neither is worthy II World sel.les Work.
81 il will he III In Alexander. AaNef
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
BY Brown Holmes

The Boston Red soN ase a system of
helping fheir hase runners HAL il one
If Tire finest bis of inside baseball
eyer pulled.
The play i one Hal has helped The
SoX lead the American Lraalle nearly
all season AMI ole lley vii ase III
their efforts Ia lnck aNaN HE World
series
When a SoX runner il on fifsl has"
and steal is planned. Ihe batter
stands a. far back as possible IN lle
haiter's box Thai forces lhe oppos-
me catcher back MAY from HE Plaie
and lrnglhens lhe distance Ire ball
has II travel from the catcher La see
0nd base.
The haIer's box is E feel in length
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Have your Vacation Films finished
al Evan Davis Sladio, 3 doors WesI
Of Postoffice. "" have noW installed
a special modern department for anna
.rnr finishing Adv. N136
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

by dairyman, lease on 81
acres GOOD land for } 10 years
part or all alfalfa: please SLATE rent
:. konner, r. +. u. l. lmper=
ial. Mig
WANTED-White Leghorn laying
hens or pullet~ Address Mrs 81
mon Konneri, r. T. u / lmpel=
ial. MIG
FOR LEASE-Can give immediate pos
session All should be ,oWn in bar
ley al once
80 acres in Fl Centro: alfalfa.
100 acres Ne Iloliyille: part al
falfa
40 acres West Imperial; part al
falia.
A. L. BLISS
428 Bradbury Bldg, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
St Mary's Catholic Church.

Frsl mass. Z a. III. second hleh
mass. 10 a. III. Benediction, sunday
evening. 80 p. III. "Wednesday eNell7 ,,
ing. 80 p. m. \ meeting Of ihe
Ladies' Guild will he held after hlsh
mass. All ladies' requested In attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
CITY AND VALLEY
Tulane airdome

Tulane Airdome Special program
for saturday: Francis y Buelmn in
u 3-rreI feature: Helen llolne, in her
railroad ,erirs. and Ham aud Bud. in
comedy IN sunday niehI lhr ereal
picture. The second in Command. -
starring Franci, \. Baehmm and Mar
enrrite Snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Chimneys Built

or concrete work done. Phone 163W
625 Olive st. l. A. Thomas.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Bakery Department of King Cafeteria
is now open and prepared Ia furnish
high class baked goods of every de
,crlpiion Ia patrons. Hours, i 4. III.
/ Ia : = m.-AlN Ill
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

and il is } feel from lie center II
lhp plate to lhe back end of Tie box.
The batter lhen by standing Away
back. forces Tire catcher 10 throw }
feei further than if lhe batter stood
e1en with the middle Of lhe plate.
Three feel does mol sound like 4
ereaI deaI. hnl il means ball eames in
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
AT THE CHURCHES
praehvterian Church,

Key. pr. Kirkef of Los Meeles will
nreach al The Firsl Presbyterian
church. FL Centre. tomorroW al Il a.
III md 10 u Ii.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

Something new in Breakfast Food Al
Ross & Stuart 's.-AdV,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Methodist Church.

Tie EpWorih League If The Melll-
odisl church will have charge SUNDAY
evening al 80 instead Of 6: 80. Every
body. Young and old. are cordially IN
yitea, especially strangers. fine pro-
cram las been arranged.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Baptists Enjoy Social The First

DuPUToVo ETJOy JOVTuT IT
Baptist sunday school enjoyed de
lieltful social evening al The home
of Mrs. Howard Oh Brighton street.
WHEN Il large crowd gathered for 4
Lawn social The grounds We're pref
lily decorated Will Japanese lanterns
and electric Iiehs. \ fine program
Was enjoyed by all, after which the
evening Wis spent in various games to
mnuse all a9es Refreshments Mere
served in The Way Of ice cream. and all
attending expressed themselves rs haN-
ng spenl happy evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

al,.hdl holds his
There a 4
OIL
base reach al Ills Waf foe
IN is in Il q
lIis mstleIl
Speaker Ill
l LIZ IL
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Fifh and orange sTFe0Ts. III :
teenth SUNDAY afier Trinity. SUNDAY
school al i0 4. III. Morning PRAYER
with ltany and address by The lay
reader al II a. IN. The offertof} al
lhis service will be for Tie purpose
Of assisting Tie church in The eaneel Il
Iation Of past due oblisations-a MAJ HI =
Ter in which every member Of HE
church should be Interested.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02

night for Los Angeles IL complete
NEGOTIATIONS for bringing "A ear Of frnl
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo llrlzel and son re
turned Yesterday from an extended all-
lomohile Trip. They haNe been away
more lhan a month.
{. ". Runge. travelling passenger
agent for The Sonlhern Pacific Gom-
pany and former agenl here, is i'll Tie
ely OH one Of his frequent trips.
Ray Dyer and family. II Colorado.
have arrived IL make their permanent
home here. Nlr. Dyer is an expert
eneaa photographer and las Po,illon
with t6r Evan Davis Studio
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
HOW THE RED soX EXPECT TO WIN WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP
Articles the Inside the American eague Entry in the World
by Brown Holmes Writer Who Spent Week Wf the
Their Style Of Play.

1slem.
Dieh lIobllzel. SoX firsl haseman,
; especially good al driving ealehefs
aek from the plae, IL Ile has trained
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
First Baptist Churcn.

Waller :. Reed, pastor. The nom
hers of the Baptist church have been
planning for a Home Coming Sunday
with a general rally throughout lhel
church work. Every department will
have a special program during the day
Grand sunday school rally at 80 a
m. Every member should be present
Al the II o'clock hour the pastor vii
take for his subject. "Behold Nom
kine." II u noon the Lords supper
will be administered. Al 30 T. III
a special program will be rendered Il
! HE Young Peoples meeting. Al 81
a special sone service and seromn h'
HE pastor. Tlr interesting suhier
will he. lis There God2' Specia
music will be feature al all srrN
ices. Nou are invited 10 come
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-02
Christian Church.

Bible school. 10 a. m; a graded
school and Il place for all 93rs. :
preachng by lhe pastor Rev. ", =.
Gonley. II o'clock: subject, 'lhe l,lN,
mg God: anthem by The choir, lei
lhe Words Of NJ Mouth { lB9omhaei,l, l.,
solo hy MrNs. Phil u. SWmg, "9l'W
Long viii Thou Forget Me?o lPIiae-
rer1 Christian EndeaVor, 6:3o; lfad-
er, paul Mayfield. seeing The o'al'- :.
fornia Wonderland and The Exposition,
Illustrated by beautiful pictures , III, 80
sermon by The pastor: subject, "fhe
God Of Hope: song by Mrs. Gl2rh
Booher. prayer meeting "Wednesday
: 80. All are cordially invited
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20

Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty
God, the Great Geometrician anc
Supreme Architect of the universe
to call from labor to refreshment
our beloved brother, Sol Peres, who
departed this life at Kingstree, S G,
on the 9Th day of March, 1915;
And Whereas, in the death OF
Brother Peres. Kingstree Lodge Nc
46, A F M, has sustained a loss
which has deprived it of a Mason
who, by his life and works, exempli.
fed its teachings Of brotherly love,
virtue and charity;
And Whereas, while we realize
that his ear is closed, his tongue
silenced and his breast cold in death,
yet. on that great day, when the
lesson of the twig of Acacia will be
forceably realized in the immortal
ity of the soul, we will find the
spirit of Brother Peres awaiting us
and we will again be reunited in a
greater and more glorious brother.
hood and will, together, meet in
that Temple, not made with hands,
eternal in the Heavens.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20
Resolutions OF Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased the Sow
ereign Commander of the universe
to remove from the dark and gloomy
forest of this earth to the bright
and unfailing glories of the Heaven
| ly land the souls of our departed
brothers, Sol Peres and j R Steele,
And, Whereas, Kingstree Camp
No II, Woodmen of the World, re-
alizing the great loss we have sus-
tanned but trusting in the unfailing
promises of our Heavenly Father
that we shall gather with the souls
of our departed friends beyond this
veil of shadows, we bow with sub
mission to the will of Him who
doeth all things well.
Now, therefore be it Resovled,
That in the death of Brothers Peres
and Steele Kingstree Camp No 27,
Woodmen of the World, has sus-
tanned a loss that is felt keenly by
every member of the Camp.
To the families of our departed
brothers who have been deprived of
their loving care and protection, we
extend our heartfelt sympathy in a
loss we all have sustained.
Be it further resolved, That a
page in our minute book be dedi-
Gated to their memory, and that a
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the families of our deceased BROTH
ers, and that copy be published in
The County Record.
Respectfully submitted.
B E GARRISON,
R D MILLS,
LIS DENNIS,
Committee.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20
Therefora he If Resolved That

Therefore, be it Resolved, That
we realize our loss and derive COM
fort in the promise of our reunion;
To the family, who have been de,
prived of his loving care and pres
ence, we extend our heartfelt SYM
pathy and the words of comfort
that he awaits them;
Be it Further Resolved. That a
copy of these resolutions be spread
on our minutes, on a page dedicated
to the memory of Brother Peres, and
A copy be presented to the family
of Brother Peres, and to The Coun-
ty Record. for publication.
Respectfully submitted,
CT SAINT-AMAND,
P S MCCHESNEY,
SP HARPER,
Committee
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20
aid The KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a King
stree Citizen Shows You the
Way 10 Avoid II.

sy Nv
Why will people continue to suffer
the agonies of kidney complaint,
backache, urinary disorders, lame
ness, headaches, languor, why allow
themselves to become chronic in
valids, when tested remedy is Of
fered them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
used in kidney trouble over so years,
have been tested in thousands of
cases.
If you have any, even one, of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, act
now. Dropsy or Bright's disease
may set in and make neglect danger
Gus. Read this Kingstree testimony:
CR Thomas, photographer, Mill
St, Kingstree, says: MY kidneys
were disordered, and suffered from
dull pains in my back. | was sore
and lame in the morning, and could
hardly stoop. l had headaches and
dizzy spells. The kidney secretions
passed irregularly, and caused me
no end of trouble. When | read
about Doan's Kidney Pills | got a
supply at Aliens drug store, and
one box rid me of kidney complaint"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Thomas had. Foster-Milburn
Co, Props, Buffalo. N Y.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20

Germs are abroad ard scientists
are warning US against the awful
effects Of kissing. Hang the scien-
tists-and on with the kiss!
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-05-20
Piles Cured in & to II Days .

Your druggist will refund money if PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pilesin sto "A days.
The 6rH application gives Ease and Rest DC.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-06
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid!

-
IN one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passage of your head
viii clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking. snuffing, blowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
viii be gone.
Get small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
cream in your nostrils. 1t PEN
through every air passage of
I'd. soothes the infiamed or swol-
ucous membrane and relief
Instantly.
Just nne. Don't stay stufed.up
-. .1 -
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-01-06
BANK TO OPEN
SAVINGS CLUB
PLAN TO HELP DEPosIToRs SAVE
MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS SHOP.
PING LAUNCHED HERE.

The first Christmas Savings Club
ever inaugurated in this section of Mis-.
sissippi will be started by Hatties.
burg bank within the next week ar
two, and the business men of the CITY
are watching with interest it's birth
and operation.
The club will operated by the First
National Bank of Commerce, and the
savings bank department of this in
st it iuoilwvehhcaralnt
stitution will have charge of the funds
ana Will return to the depositors du.,
ing the first week in December. their
savings-fo the year.
The club is the same kind of an or
ganization which the name implies-a
plan to assist Hattiesburg depositors
In saving money for their 1915 Christ
mas shopping. The idea, while new
to Forrest county, has been in opera
ton elsewhere for some time. Once
bank opens such Christmas saw
ings fund, it's depositors insist upon
1t remaining part of the organization.
The First National Bank of Com.
merce has carefully worked out a plan
for its depositors. 1t requires the de.
post weekly of varying small sums.
these to increase or diminish each
week, depending upon wheather the
depositor prefers descending or an
ascending account. Fixed sums also
VIII be received at the bank.
Briefly the table is as follows.
By depositing / cent the first week
and by increasing this by cent each
succeeding week, the deposition will
have, when his Christmas Savings
check is received, $1O.S1; 2 cents a
week, with an increase of 2 cents
week weekly, s21.62; cents, whit a
cent increaseweekly, $54.O5.
This is the ascending one.
The descending table requires these
deposits:
Beginning with $3.50 a week and de.
scending cents each week thereafter
$54.O5; 81, and descending 2 cents
weekly, $21.61; so cents. and descend
ing cent week, s1O.S1.
For the fixed deposits. 25 cents
week will net the depositor sI1.5O
when the checks are sent out by the
bank just before Christmas; so cents
a week. $2S, and 81 week, $46.
The bank will open the new club
January IS. A neat little deposit book
will be. given each depositor, which
explains in detail the character of the
savings.