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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
SOCIETY

Nehjbrech Erdmapn Miller William
Mei2eVr Oscar Fohlig and William
spot.
attractive Party.
Miss AlleeE Tstum and her brother.
HALEY Tatum. entertained their
friends Friday evening at "a Valentine
party. The parlGrs we're decorated
with hearts and cupidS. and informal
dancing took place. after which a
buffet supper Was served Among
those present were. Misses Esther
hillps Woodson Wthfrey Sallte
Tatun. tiieen Tatum Mrs NJ Ii
Tstum, Annie l.. Huber. j. Bailey
Fatum, Robert Jones. Charles Jones
Pryor Tatum. J Mason NJ Lutt, Seav
Davis. Peddigo Parish, sydnor, Luck.
William Wintree, J. N. Walton.
Marriage announcement.
MIR and Mrs. Oscar j. Adams an
noancc the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Minerva Murdoch. to Mr. Sted-
man :. sloan. on Monday. February
. in the home of the brides parents
8e6 Grove Avenue.
birthday Party
Master John T. Chtnel5, ot s44
Sa#ih Laurel Street. entertained at
an attractive party on Monday even
ns 70 celebrate his tenth birthday
Nf1er numerous games were nlayed
Z t-zfa--@hfaeHts- pz-f- srrYtsti Among
hos. present wsFe Misses Emma
Bail. Marsaret Stelnman. Virginia
Eraar' Margaret Francis, Margaret
Duel Ali-e Ambold Blanche Davis
Charlotte Francis Violet Williams.
Lillian L3ovd, GLADYS Bra DIZZY. EN-
ily Simms Margaret Willis. Mary
Miller. Augusta Scott May smith
iGa Burton. Ma s{ers I.inwood Ball
Ernest ~tcinmau. Blair and Ernest
Mcdowell Linwood Sutliff. Robert
Harrison. Marvin Ambold, Walter
Burton, Hatney Blanton. Edward
sheppard Harry Brimmer EldrIdee
slaughter. Herbert Cole, Garland
! Cole. Robert J. Berry and John z.
! CHnely. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
rClnely. Nh and Mrs Ernest stein
man Nj, ana Mrs. George Miller
Mrs. Francis Mrs. John Sutiin and
Mrs NJ w Price assisted in enter
itatniUG tho children
Personals
Miss Ruth Branch Jones has re-
turned 90 Norfolk after being t'le
guest OF her cousin. Mrs John Kerr
Branch IA this city
. i4@% y 81 Alftd fkDbAH~tt4, "a Ian
tAille. who has been visiting Mrs.
James NcGosh Cecil is leaving this
week to spend some time with Miss
Liehuoot sims, in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Galhraith. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John
T. Anderson. are returning to Wash
inEton today
Cox. Of t'ais city were among the
out-of-town guests attending the
bachelors eotillion. in Baltimore. on
Monday evening
Mrs. Robert Il. Pegram, Of 1928
West Avenue. has returned from a
brief stay in Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen have
: Park Avenue, after a visit in Wash
.ington,
Z Mrs edmund WAddill has return
ed 10 her Park Avenue residence, af-
: ter a visit to Baltimore.
Miss Marianne Meade has return
cd to her home, in this city after a
Z visit to Mrs. A Fl. Elliott at Rugby
:
a. Miss Florence Nnrtieet has gone to
7 Newport News to attend the Aylcr-
Reynolds wedding on THURSDAY
Mir Walter I.eake mas returned Ia
> the city. after spending the week
: end ia Norfolk.
s
Miss Aghtfoot Simms has returned
3Al "a tat, 80 4.
here.
I
a Mir and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis
e OF Loudoun County. are spending
some time here. at the Jefferson
Mr. George p. Paghy. Of Balti
n more, is spending this week in Rich
mond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
Elon Victorious
Over axe Forest
In Hard Battle

Special TO The Richmond Nireinian)
EIon College. y. G., Feb. ie.- Elon
had a real walkover tonight, defeating
Wake Forest. arch rival for last years
State Championship. by the score of
- TO -. The result was never in
doubt, though the Baptist auiut at
times rallied like tigers al bay. and
gave the unlookers Glimps"s OF the
genuine article. Spectacular plays
ahouuded. with fouls galore. Morefield
and bradford starred for f,lon. and
Holding for Wake Forest. Massey
passinn for Elou. was gilt edged, while
Mct'auley played his steady game at
center Captain Morgau's playing was
good. The lineup:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
WITH THE BOWLERs.

The Greater Richmond Bowling
League opened the season last night
on the Newport alleys in grand style.
The Nodes rip Tops, under the lead
crship of Viii; Whitman. captured the
first series ny defeating the Superiors
two out of three games. Both teams
showed class and put up a good game.
NOIdes Tip Tops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17

briggs Rogers claims to be an aF-
nostic, doesn't he? Griggs--0nly as
to religion. AS to everything else. he
knows II all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
Massachusetts,, Too.

Boston. Feb. 16.--By vote of 1856
Ito 33, the House this afternoon agreed
to the woman suffrage amendment
striking the word male" from the
qualifications of voters. AS the mea-
sure passed the Legislature last year.
the presen1 Senate a few days ago
and Governor Walsh has promSad to
approve IL. the men of Massac husetts
will vote next November upon the
question whether enc women shall
have the ballot.
After the result was announced the
women held a jubilation meeting on
the State House steps and preceded
by band. marched To their head
quarters. where they held a flag rails
ltng.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
DEATH CLAIMS

tcontinued IRON First pageD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17

Mrs G. " l.amnert has returned
to StalIntoR. after visiting relatives
here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17

Miss Belle Jacobs spent Saturday
and sunday With Mrs G. Foster. in
Fredert y eiure
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
TIGERS HERE FOR
GAME WITH SPIDERS
RANDOLPH MACON Is LEADING
WITH RICHMOND COLLEGE
IN SECOND PLACE.
How the CUNTS Stand.

How the CUNTS Stand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17
Marriage announcement.

Ar and Mrs. Oscar J Adams an
noancc the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Minerva Murdoch. to MIR. stei-
man :. sloan. on Monday. February
. in he home of the brides parents
3e8 Grove Avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-17

The FeEHlar weekly aait Vili IA Is e
wfacc at the Hermitage Golf club this
evening and decorations Will lac in
white and yellow spring flowers. An
archestra will play throughout the
evening for dancin2. These informal
Dances. which have been 80 popular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

Grafton Of womcn's clubs and came
at this time I'm order to hear her ad-
dress ut First Presbyterian church to-
OlV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
CrnrIlr tn ihc Foot.

Chiropodists are at the front with
"a statement that condemns one or
the most popular amuscmcnts OF
both sexes. dancing. They claim
that modern dances are sending
them patients i'm such numbers that
prices can easily be raised. am
going to be bold enough 10 take eX-
ccption TO the statement in part
the shoes used i'm dancing and not
the amusement itself should bear
the blame for deformed and aching
feet. Footwear that is not roomy
enough for walking is selected for
dancing pinchlDE is the rule and
not the exception The habit of fit
tors i'm shoe stores Of the best kind,
that of measuring the feet without
regard for the word of the pur-
chaser, has brought about a number
OF shops where women are allowed
to purchase anything into which the
feet can be squeezed.
As exchanges are hedgcd about
with restrictions, in those places,
the shoes are worn regardless Of
pain. / was amazed at the dcform-
ity in feet displayed at the soashore
10y pretty, stylish young women who
were rash enough to wear bathing
shoes ] no longer wondered at the
common sight Of high hcelcd leather
pumps worn with a bathing suit
worn all through the bathing pro-
cess. too. They hid the dcformtics
they had caused Imagine a foot
with the big toe overlapping its
ueighbor and almost grown to it
that was one OF the sights | saw
when a t6-ycar-old girl removed her
wet stockings.
Can being modish repay her for
that deformity2 1t can never be
cured I have seen feet SO shaped
that pointed toes exactly fitted them
but the average human foot needs
breathing room for its toes Mod
crn footwear does not fit any but a
distorted idea Of beauty and some
day the sex will wake up TO it's real
ization There are signs of the com
ing reform i'm the present stock Of
shoes carried by some up-to-datc
business houses. These cater to
women with common sense. they say.
We reached the eminencc Of sense
In corscts and there is no good rea-
son why we should avoid the same
plane I'm shoes. Artists rave over
the natural human foot and search
for models who have had the sense
to avoid dCformity They pay for
human perfection. pay we'll and
thousands Of women are earning n
living through the possession Of per-
feet feet or well-shaped arms or
classic features The mere fact that
a girl carries herself well often
brings a money return.-Betty Bra
deem in Kansas City Journal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
Society


/ Mildred Young daughter Of Mr. ana
I,rgbt of her rfrl friends with "a Hal
, Iowcru sIumbcr party Friday evening.
| A candy nun followed Inv rnrrrsb.
mcnts served from Nh. dirrna table.
|rrrriy decorated i'm halloween con.
/ .osrrrday morning N 5rIirroYs broaIs-
/ ,asr ya. served
/ The home of MIR and Mrs w r.
Maxwell vas the scene of merry
WHOM thr.r dgurItor Morn TarIc
pnrI.r and Mari. Wolf entertained
.nluf f..nn. of fnu.r ynur. friends
and scnooImatas with "A HlrIovcrn
rrr.braion n wa. "A masgrlrrIdc af-
..m y,.rr raa ru.,Ir..
-
Mn. and Mrs I..I Morrison and SON
1ur..n fr who rrr.ltIy cgmn 10
Tulsa from Kansas CITY for residence.
T..r., Where fnp, bar' narY l,r,tad
...u.r.rrIN. TO rlra S...n u,nr.. nv
r.ra. whore they. will soon De, nj home
to friends.
rr. r.u.rIar r,nar.r.. nr t,. pg+rors.-
T.trn.r,. ls-.r.af..u Of Oh. Horace
Mann school will br held Wrdno-day
rr.nIrrd D., Mrs. ID q. Acosrl. Mrs
Theodore COX and Miss Norris
and Mrs Thomas W. Bonncu and son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31
BARTITSyIIIE

Mis-, Minnie walker srf,r'1rad Oh, Hale
you club 100 her hom. ON Thursday afternoon
The afternoon was passed pleasantly with
rp,dlrwurk and The hostess served q lovely
buffet luncheon The club members present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. f. Martin announce
the birth Of a son Saturday october
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

Dr. and Mrs. r.. IL. H. Rhodes have
returned from several weeks trip
to- New York.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

Miss Alice Gerstenberg whose
dramatization of alice in Wonder
land" is one of the stage successes
of the season has turned from fairy
tales and little plays to serious
consideration of social and economic
conditions that affect women, and in
her new novel, 1.-The Conscience of
Sarah Plat, these subjects are made
the basis Of an interesting romance.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
PEACE AND HARMONY

Why the cry peace and har-
n0uy- by certain eandidat-=and
4 few laynsn IN Ai==iszippi- Who
are these people that rake this
crys Should hair err be heard
and what does Il amount to- AL
these are very pertinent a1=stiOns
and ulsx have an answer For
several years pr;or % 1910 there
had beer n well developed and
generally known tendency % eoG-
nin= al the forces Of privilege IN
this state into q mzchine for the
purpose Of takinz away from the
people lneir rights and privileges
under TIE lar The advocates II
this sort Of gnxsr7meaE Eere those
men u that peculiar turn Of mind
that hsoks'd upon the primary
elections Lax Of this state which
allowed every citizen the right 70
select III the officials Of Eh- state
A. I great mistake and fr2aghf
with much evil II other words
this class sf mez, fsx IN number.
ous a.err- ingenious. persistent
bed and n nazy Instances un-
serup1Enus. opposed the rule Of
the peouls and behaved IN the cd
tyrznnEEal and an.sem0eratie idea
If the convection f5- the seIects0n
u All rill=izs-- n isitiss si,is i4:.ss
waz carried % the fatal exrrsme-
No aer Of 6zrSag IN whzrh moral
IEzrFsEElsis as sszsr1szgizsy inter-
woTsr wzs ever before sesn in
any Southern ssasa- TIE --seerst
czucus xzs ire prudue< Of sEss
idea and the nzazfer stroke where
OF this eAd esrFen<laE nosian
sn1Eld be revEEes. with scene
seza0lz1cs Of popular f4xer- Bat
i had 0uIT the semhE4ree- In
trufa the basic idea was % defeat
AID i did defeat the manifest
ard unsu@sri0n&hZe viii Of the
pe1pie and ths result was rne
ssessss'E2 u ilg1ts - -sss Tested
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
MANI YouF Living
without oDoney Cost

a rix1r CT WING start n 1315 VIII
Ezxe or break most farmers IN the
Cs<-nn Skz<esL We zre Al facing q
erszis On eur-un- Carrnu credit = no
s<c The supply merchant ezn1ar AZ
vance suIupizes On rsr5 enrrsn- Ton
nn=r ID yaur best % Drgdzce IN v1ur
awn se--s me fnsd and grain suppzss
thar have made 10 uczr af your store
dealt N the past
A good Dieee al garden ground
ri<nrlx planted rixArIy tended and
k<rr painted rAe rezr round. can BE
made % par hall yuur living L VIII
save yo~z mere n1aev rAzn r,sz made
IN rlr< bezx ave acres NJ currcn yuE
eSzr grew Ear n rmsx ~ . rnl
xzrz&n- snd not the su<rs 0le-plznE'
ing pzfx1 IN rA@ sprsna M txr-
Haztiuxs' 1915 SEED Eank tells a
.b.uk tAe r1whr kizd cf mnnexsas
Ezx garden and tie Vegetables IN pat
In r. L tells z1cur the deid erupz
- vel and slows Suu the clear road
TO real szru prosperity. euufnrr and
Independence IT'S FREE send csf
Z today re ~ G ts1sTIk1S q CO,
xsizsa- Gz-Aes<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

OF urusuaI interest - the
announcement OF the ST LOUIS
GLOBE-DENOCRAT % be
found elsewhere IN this issue
The s-Tusce-a-Weekr edition Of
that sserifnz publEezsi = n gr-z
Sens-Weekiy newspaper with a
Weekly Farm and Hof-e
Magazine Section IN COLORS-
10 offered AZ the special rate Of
txo years or two yearly sub
scrsocious for one dollar TIE
DAILY GLOBE--DENOCRAT
six issues per se~k- . offered -
Rzr1l Free Delivery zad STAR
Route patrons yearly suhscrip-
hons onsy, for go Per ye.r- or
il the Sunday papsr = desired
seven issues per week. for $s-5s
per year The regular price OF
the DAILY GpDBE-DExO-
UEAT 5nei1dirg Sunday. i Is 0f
peg year Daily uifhour Sunday
= 90 per year Sunday only
sac per year kead the
announcement and order the
GL0BE-UENOCRAT, either
a2aEy OF --rwir~-a-Veek'r. today
Address Globe Printing Company
publishers Sd Louis No.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
HON. p z MATTHEWS At
HOME LAST WEEK

The once OF trustee Of tne peni
seatiary taxes up 50 much time
nat we rarely see cur fellow
so~n=mzn. Hen p z Matthews
vino i 81 ably looking after NAT
rers Of ras states big farm He
waz At home for a feE hours last
xeek and talked interestingly Of
the outIcos AMI preparation for a
big crop tais year He and his
colleagues arr doing their best 70
nring ths farm up u clearing
500. Oo0o0 each year and r they
keep On improving Ike they are
now gong trey vii De able in
about tx0 more years 70 reach
ssiz- higa point L hall zsiiIi0 4
dollars = Dig net revenue fur
fhls state. Il = astounding % most
s-zEe=. most Of whom are losing
money each year On rhsIr cun-
victs- The success Of our super
Enrzndent and trustees ID making
shIz large amount u money =
proof positive thaG 10 business
MAJ wIu ever desire any change
IN Eae r,=t50i Of handling the
s-a-e'z cOuvlets- - argue any
sucn "a folly as every seaside
a2a knows and me Candidate I0r
governor CT sEy other of1ee seek
er tat advocates any such plan
as rhzr viii De eft ~ home
me people wont stand for saea
denzgogusrv- We w01Id n1r
only Lose the half rzIilsSa b1t
wu1ld nave q . cuzn in car
pockszs and draw out zhouE half
xhA1 amount % feed cloth- house
and Sustain this large nzsm Der 0E
nen- We ara tax RIDDEN enough
md this large rs=snzs t0estA@r
xsfh tins safs sad humans way
zh.< ne EOS trs.< the annsiesz =
ne sslnsssa - ; ereti@sa Lat a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
URUI Nn
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PzxsxK-g Laws - Nlxsz<SzPrt-
81 H ~ Fzser- Dean Of Phzxn-
1r5- University q Mississippi
Presscen< SSz<e Board Of
Pharmaceutical Examiners
Iesa 6=rE1rznie fact that Mss
ssiprl 5 oensnd every State IN ne
Unicn. save one. u n standards
se- for -s71zs @.1 1-z---- TIE 7ro-
fzssi11 sf Faar7.cy Thz-= 5 10
ca1.s1S q Es1re sI-zr Srerzs- a ne
rec1z= tran that q PnzrEzEF-
T1s iv=s Of mara 1.cple ara Ell
trusted - ne Pharmacist tran %
any oEaer pers1r- Should sne
physician 1a7,sn - rzke : nafsez& :
u vrs-nx rs rrsscrir-lsa 1n1 pre-
scribe 81 overdose & s7wsz. o. pre-
scr1e -E7 drugs e csrr1saz<lcr
wTEh each a-nex that mo1t1 rraxe-
saen rnixec- = zsisexzczzs e8ru1c1rc
IRE rl1arT-e@isE : sE4rccssu % arrows
rnis ard - n 4 p1si-1a . eaten
-l1s r-iSEaxz- y j. rrue TIA. ere
axzs = Sac Esz-irirg Bead.
c1- sfsa- are tBe rs14rsreztx 70
-z.xs Ers s-aE= exzruinz-lc1s No
re1-IreT1en-s x1s-ETsr- BIZ - lay
the exxr,inz-zcn fee ard the cut
c1r1s = -nz-- s7r-e fn=n are srznt-
Cd Iscsnss c ~ pr=scrip1crs ard
rs-1 zcr-x s-crs SIC arg E1- 1Ezlz-
fl-c Tc-ng n-zn 81, sE-Ey esz
@oupercz- cz=s-s1ns ard znsxsrx.
and sgs-css1 IN czssznx IT. s-is-en
exa-rlrz-zc7 ard ~Es, 14rn=6 Csc
n r1s s1rug Stare ~sgl- nz- xncw
ms 20 1sIsr =f.-lz-z cezzzsa c4Ic-
ma zE- 11frEas Scrs Il tie
sr-res 1o's re4-I~e = r=~son % -
: graduate Of zrzc1gnlzed =Encci
Of 1f1arrzcy : fcre -asy are zizos-
I'd = -zxs The state ex.1ziaz-irn,
-.1cSs w11 d. -o- r-1rir= rnz s~z1-
s-z-z <tl1zs- rz1-ETz a. A=zs. for
I y=zrs przcri-4I e<-=rsznc@ Sz :
drug s.c~s uacsr I rsx s-zrzd E.szr-
8 nzzcIs- It's e &c ho1e1 tnz- hiss
fisSE1E vii so1u ,. 4 me WI
5-nsr s-z<es- ard mat -he SrzEc-
ards sIil &c rzszsc rec zirIzx : psr-
SEQ 10 rs = zrzGGs-s Before lhsy
are peT-si--zc . practice s5s III
/ 1cr-1nr profession Sn14sc Ene
legislature pzss suca : Ezz- In ~
11ansou- -1sg S7usd rss1=r -ae
1ecrts cf rass ssz-z > great sexvi-s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
THE HsS1A-TO-NOETH
DISEASE

There are fs~ ailneErs % whsch
1esh = heir. hug uhaf could Be
eur.-l Il tk@ proper reGe<ise~ were
ssppiie,i in Hze- The tr1a5ie =
~e are - Prore 70 81 diseases.
mental and pnysicai- ges such a
lrrn grip 1pon Us that ne cannot
throw them CT until there Is seri-
ou- dsseOrnfort aud suffering.
Years ago our ancestors con-
rractzt the Hald-tO-M Mouth Dis
ease n financial dealings. Il mas
proven % be esrtszi0as and
brings WORRIES troubles aad woes
innulera5le t0ir-hzples= victims.
This disease generally begins
With TIE head Of the family and
- soon contracted by oth-r mem
oers q the household Unless
heroic reuesize- are used II the
incipieney II hangs on Ike yriE
death u the deceased African
Ia fact II becomes chronic IN nine
cases out Of ten and = harder 10
cure than ailments OF the body
The poor you have win you
always" isa prophecy fulfilled by
sufferers from the Hs1d-;o-Nouth
hausf-
Not only 10 th- GENUINELY 7oor
suffer from thls disease bgr many
who receive what Should De con-
Portable salaries Or incomes are
Affected with severe cases T.e
dr-rsynptoms appear xh=n every
thing that cones into the family
purse - spent AMI 10 provision
l. made for the rainy DAY ie1
y sure ~ con-- A nan ~I1n IN
income CT a HUNDRED d01zrs :
l1nEh may suffer Is acuIsgy -
one Eho exists "a 4 tex d1slzrs
weekly wages The difference i
the man With the large salary
usually succeeds N hiding the
rzvage= OF the disease better than
ms poorer brother
Efforts ar constantly being
made By the SOl0us Of our great
eonutrx 70 stamp cut 11zladIes
that are detrimental OF dangerous
% nan and beast Why not Join
hands ard experiment in an
A-tenpc - STA the disastrous
H1n1-s0- Mouth dI=or1erS
To gse money wisely and provide
for sEs future If taught IN early
youth i a hue zatI-t0xin for
this foe % prosperity UnfOrtu-
nzteiy few II Is have had tins
preventive treatment Cnless ne
have reached al advanced stage
Of ne nzIady and are Tncurahls
Il w1uli De wlse 20 take a cure
just ne xe would submit 10 sors
nainfuf Surgical operation Il nec-
e=sary % health CT body
II our people would open their
eyes % the opportunities that
might De theirs by the practice
OF thrift and sensible economy,
this disease could not only b
prevented bur peace JOY ans
independenre would he ours ans
prosperity would cone - star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
An Oxford CITIZEN

Furnish H~sr IN Oxford Ppsplr.
WEEK zf>ex week-Tezr m aud vezr-
Ut 6,tsEe rseris are rr~ssvirx the
benefit Of friends and neix{bursF ex-
perience Here's one nzar.- exsmu<-
n prurrfnenr Oxford husInes~ man t<I1s
~ a. exDeri-ue- IT ans VITA DuunvE<
Kidney Pills- every man md woman
rere srouic cad whzr heszys Erou
Want -srunzer pruof, what e.n Il bes
z Cruw- grocer Soa IN - OxShrvf
SAWS The -rzren<nr cav 1rzizi1<
Dca1' kiil-r Pills several wears am
nclsss gsDd ! and them fzr<x eza<s
remedy for bzckz<ns and rhev nj ne
Il steady ache m nv hack rnnr h>xf
annoyed me some tine The God
results ! got has lett me % r.<rpm<-e
rnls remedy mure than on.re One Of
my relatives has also z-e-f Duuu'r
kc1ey FfIl= With graz s<u<nx And
przizss them hixhIx -
sa'.- NJ al Z a1ers B.sur simply
Ak ga kisizeT reznesfy x~e Dssa's
khfu4y PEs-tne same rh.- NJ. tsrsr
E1L Foster Eilk1rr Co
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

OXFORD Miss Fec l. 1915
His Exe-IIe1cy Earl Brewer Cow
eruor Of Nis=iszippi Jackzon-
We. the undersignet citizeus Of
Mississippi. do hereby ask that
you pardon J. B. Hail. = white
nar- serving life sentence for
rape TO1r petIfiorer vzs con
victed n Lsfayetre county circuit
court in 1905 ard has served eight
years
As his conduct has always been
good and ms record - \ priso1er
- excellent combined win the
fact that he ! an I'D man. xe
feel that the ends If jzsrlce would
best De served By tbs exrenslou
OF executive eI-ueney 10 your
petitioner
Your petitioner Ind lived IN
Lafzyetre county for Macy years.
aud was q har1-worxinx- lava
hiding eirTze1- CrriI tins charge
was broag1t against hin there
bad never been anything against
his character For these and
other sufficsenE reasons. we earn
esriy pray that yo1 grant his Pc
titioa and restore iris nzn 70
freedom Respectfully submit
ted
J. 7. Barrow. T. J. HarkSrs-
T. II Narrhbankz. A B. Me-
Gonaziu- &c Gzshings. h L
Lake. John Sgthersznd- 4 R.
Colsuan- H. " Pxrhsm- j. T.
Frances. < r Ksefe- Mrs Z J.
Oke~p~- Enulrre 0keepe- " c.
N-ilI- T. " Avent-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11

Ways means mach 90 a state
Mr. Matthew'S twelve year :
service a. sheriff. one tern a.
mayor of Oxford and many other
0f1rlal positions tOg~ther with
several years in al sorts Of sue
e>ssf1l business ventures. means
that is viii % hard 10 fIrd a nan
. I'll rs place. His friends
think lis experience sill better
equT7 him and that he = entitled
10 serve n s1ll terri
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-02-11
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