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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
ARTICLE FOURTEEN.
Penalties for Violations of This
Statute.

Sec. 1879. Limitation of Expenses in So
licitation of Notes.-The expense of any
to payments for food. clothing, lodging,
transportation, public speaking, printing,
hall rent, office rent, clerk hire, stationery
and postage, and candidates must keep an
itemized account of all such campaign eX-
penses and to whom paid and file a yeri-
fled statement thereof in the office of the
secretary of state or county auditor, as
the case may require, within 80 days after
primary date; but no candidate or COM
mittee or organization shall be allowed
to pay any moneys or other consideration
polling places at primary elections.
Sec. 140. Observation-Disclosures.
person making a false statement, in rela-
ton to his qualification as an enrolled
viction therefor, be fined in a sum not
exceeding two hundred dollars or i'm
Erasoned in the states prison not exceed
Jag three months, and the court, may in
its discretion. impose both such fine and
imprisonment: and for the violation of any
Of the provisions of article 2 Of this act
ject to a like fine and imprisonment.
Any person who shall cause his name to
be enrolled, in more than one election
precinct. or who shall cause his name to
%elector in the precinct where such enroll
ment is made: or shall falsely imperson-
ate any enrolled voter, and any person
aiding or abatting him in any manner in
either of such acts shall be punished for
each and every offense by Imprisonment
in the county Jail for not less than two,
nor more than five months. Any person,
who shall at any primary knowingly in
sert any name in said enrolment list
contrary to the provisions of this statute
or max any false statements in said list,
shall, on conviction therefor. be punished
by Imprisonment in the county jail for not
less than two months or more than five
months. Any judge or clerk of any pri-
mary who shall wilfully violate any of the
provisions as to the enrolment of party
execution Of the duties of his office, shall,
upon conviction thereof, be punished by
Imprisonment in the county Jail not less
Sec. 141. Solicitation OF Votes on Per-
sonality-(Penalty)-Any person who
shall solicit an elector to vote for or
advocating support or defeat of a prin-
ciple for a public policy shall be guilty
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

PARTY Recall BY Party jury Trial,

Sec. 1874. How and When Invokable-
In the event of any public official, elected
which he is pledged to adhere, shall fail
during the term Of his office to support or
advocate by vote or act the principles
Of the party platform on which he was
Of office may adopt, by majority vote,
at a primary and general election: or In
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
ARTICLE THIRTEEN.
Vacancies-(How FiIied)--Contests-
(How Determjned).


Sec. 1872. Vacancies on Primary Elec-
ton Board-CHow Filled)--1f any person
appointed as a judge or cle.k of a primary
election shall neglect to be sworn or to
act as such. the place of such person shall
be filled by the electors of the precinct
present from different political partiea
as herein provided and the person So
elected to fill the vacancy shall be vested
with the same power for that primary as
If appointed judge or clerk by the county
auditor for such primary election.
Sec. 1873. Vacancy in Initiatory Major-
ity Party Proposal COMMUNICATION
Filled)-To fill vacancy occurring in the
membership of any minority or majority
proposal committee, on account of failure
to elect at primary or by death, resigna-
ton or otherwise, a mass conference
of the party electors. of one party, who
supported the respective principles rep
resented by the candidates for governor
at the preceding primary, shall be called
by the county auditor Of all the electors of
such party. in such precinct OF county,
when so requested in writing, by three or
more electors, of n party, in
such precinct or county, who de-
minority, supporters. and notice there
OF shall be printed on postal cards at the
expense OF the county and addressed and
mailed by the county auditor. to each en-
rolled elector of such party, in such pre-
cinct or county, as the case may require,
requesting such party supporters of such
principles to meet at three o'clocl, D. m.
on the first Tuesday in December pre-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

Municipal Clerk or Auditor.
Enrolled Elector Of Party.
Judge Of Election.
Enrolled Elector of the. Party.
Judge OF Election.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

Sec. 1913. Certificate of Municipal En-
dorsement of Party Candidate.-The GER
titicate of municipal en> orse,nent of party
candidates shall be in substantially the
following form:
CERTIFICATE OF MUNICIPAL EN-
DORSEMENT OF PARTY CANDI-
DATE FOR POSTMASTER BY
POPULAR VOTE.
Az Csc,tb n,1o+,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
At..............South Dakota.
To the Honorable.

THIS is TO CERTIFY. That at a Mu-
nicipal Party Postmaster Primary Elec-
ion held under and in accordance with the
provisions of the party primary election
laws Of the State of South Dakota, held
at the Getty, town or village) of. .........
in said State on day Of
............... H..
the highest number of votes for the posi-
ton of Postmaster foe the Getty, town or
VlllaSe) III SAID STATE.
That by virtue Of said vote the said 80.
receives the endorsement of his
party and the municipal resident patrons
of this Post Office for Postmaster. and
we do most respectfully recommend him
for appointment tc his position.
(Municipal SeaD
Municipal Clerk or Auditor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Cap;:'in G"c...r y. lt:,wsr struck L.,
tn&irr In Jersey city Hnii-
rOntl Yard.

special - The Times D!sra;ch.l
iiA!RiSoNUuRti. VA. November -:
-'ap;atn G"or"" Z. iIawss. ,i:r,> four
ear" OIL, dtcd ,ca;crday in :, hospital
40 jersey CAY. y. j.. from injuries
sustained GA sunday. whcu he WIS run
down o% an engine I'm the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad yards ~ that city. Ills arm
was lnahsied and he suffered internal
injuries
Captain iIawse was Il son of the late
Jasper tawsr. Of liurrisonbur., for
years county supcriuieudcnt OF schools
ana later county surveyor. Survivin.
h!m are HIS wife. who WAS Miss Kos.
SIMPSON of Winchester and two sons.
ne Also iea"es nine brothers and sis.
tcrs. jacob l.. iiawsc. of Cowgirl. Mo
J"hn j. lihwsc. Of lIarrisonburs: Enos
- ia"se, of Spring Gap. Nd: Captain
JnSpe" l.. ilwsc, o: Baltimore: Mrs.
Myers. Of Mount Clinton: Mrs.
l., =. fecht!S. oC Sutherland. Fla: Mrs.
= ATKINSON and Mrs. Louis Rie-les
OF washington. and Mrs Harry t;ili-
Xan. %! baltimore
captain iiawsc Was born and reared
,car ,iarrisonbur@. The body viii he
DrouGh; 10 Winchester on SATURDAY for
burial '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
FEDERAL AID is SOUGHT
Assi"tnnce for Rural schools OF the
south BcinE Urged by
Commission.
tRy Assncl.tct pre.s-l


DURHAM, y. G.. November o3.-Fed-
erai aid for the white and negro rural
schools of the South is being urged
by commission OF educators preach
ers and publicists in the North. ac-
cording 20 "A statement made by J. +:
SpinGarn. former professor at Column
bia University, before the Negro Edu-
cational Conference here to-day. re
said the commission was appointed for
this particular work. and was taking
1T up Systematically.
other speakers before the conference
to-day were: y. c. Ncwbold. superin-
tendeni OF rural elementary schools
for North Carolina; j. w l.. Bowen, OF
the Common Theological Seminary of
Atlanta. and Rev. W. Y. Chapman, Of
Newark, y. j.
Commission was appointed to-day
TO organize natiou-w wide conference
for the hetterment of the negro race
The members of the commission are
w. h. b. Dubois. New York; w. s.
Carborough president of Wilberforce
tohio) University; J. W. l.. Bowen.
Atlanta; w. j. Hale, president of State
Normal College at Nashville; j. e.
Kendall president OF the Lincoln Uni
vers.ty in Pennsylvania: J. w. Cotton
Henderson. y. c.. and DR.. 4. NJ. Moore
Durham, y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
Phrynosoma Comes
BY Parcel Posi-
Harms MaH Clcrhs ~ Escaping
From Box or Way from
San Intonio.

The PARCELS post di.isiou nr tn.
iiichmond post-o'iicc has handled
everything from raw oysters 30 sew
ing-machine oil but on Wednesday
night. for the first time in it's bri.t
history. it received i rhrynuaomt
cornutum. The box Wasn't labeled
but when tho string around ;nc boz,
became unfnstcned and tn contents
jumped out and hoped abou; the
parcels post case ". u. t;rvk. foreman
OF the city division. knew Il, once that
~ was a fhrynosnma coruutlIm. The
other clerks backed away. and. for a
few moments. the UnwcIcouc und uu-
expected visitor had tho hi. Office to
himself or maybe herself The sex
was not determined. The clerks were
too busy eN""cisini; thai iuhcren, prin-
ciplc OF safety first.
Foreman Ecc, gave vent to all the
calls he had ever heard OF read OF.
but the rhrynosoma cornutum re-
inclined obduratc. Though he or She
perhaps ii We're better 70 call the
thing "it"-had travelled several thous.
aud miles OF It's journey from san
Antonio TcX., without fare or water.
it displayed "a surprising activity.
which. with resemblance 10 some pre-
historic monster reduced in size caus-
ed the clerks 20 toX-trOt to every
available safety zone. Finally Beck
got shovel and broom. and. by
"nticcmcut. rs deceptive as ii was al
Turing, managed 10 get the thing be-
tween the two ana then on tho shovel.
There was lightning transition from
shovel to box ana an equally rapid c-
tying OF the string.
What is it, asked the admirinG.
but timorous. clerks of the hero.
Nothing but u phryuosoma cornu-
tum.' said Beck as he went back 10
his routine.
cut out tn. Greek, Sanscrit. or
whatever il is. and give us plain
United states" the clerks demanded.
Well It's just a plain. orncry. horn
ed toad and If he bites you YOU had
better say your prayers. and Beck
showed the box in place.
The horned toad was shipped from
San Antonio, probably by some soldier.
and WAS consigned to housewife
domiciled in Highland Park. There it
was delivered yesterday morning.
1t was stated at the pos,-oiiicc that
II is n violation OF the regulations TO
ship live beasts. or anything live.
through the parcels post. and the mat
ter must be handled by the authori-
ties in Washington. !iut tho local
department couldn't keep the toad. and
none cared to kill it, So ii was de-
livered TO avoid complica lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
BUILDING PERMITS.
Twelve building Permits, Amounting


J.. j. tarrar: to erect brick work
SHOP and stable. 600 North Forest
Street. To cost $500.
r Il. Cooke. TO erect brick garage
near il01 North Avenue. Barton
Heights. 10 cost 1925.
l.. CHI 20 cree; brick shop. seventh
and Bainbrid-e Streets. to cost ss17s0
w. T. Drlnkard. Jr. to erect orc
ii"o-story brick dwelling, 22oi West
Thomas Lee. to erect two-s;ory brick
garage rear OF 200l Walker Street, TO
cost 500.
Mary J h;nn. to erect frame dwell
ing. east line SemmeS Avenue. between
twenty sixth and Twenty seventh
August r Grimmell. to erect eight
hrirH garages rear of 2o2-oO4 North
CRANKY. 10 cost $500.
W. =. Tarrant. TO erect brick GARAGE
rear ] IL North boulevard. TO cost $3.50
Purity Corporation. 10 repair manu-
featuring plant. 10 South jefferson
street to cost $4,000
Thomas l.. Bryan. to repair brick
dwelling. SO Park Avenue. 10 cost
!. W Allison. TO repair brick res
taurant, sos Eas, Broad Street. To cost
Jose $ Perrin: TO repair brick dwell
ing "lo-Hl2 Floyd Avenue. to cost,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
nEHEhRINGs REFUSED.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals yes
tcrhhy refused rehearings in the fol-
lowing cases.
Wheat =: al ". Wheat. Circuit
Court of Bcnford County.
t"oard OF Supervisors of TaZcwcll
County IS. '.he Norfolk ami Western
Khilway 90 nEany. Circuit Court Of
United ci,;arette Machine Company
- Brown. Corporation Court of city
OF LInchburg
RIDLEY ". Ilinchiield Coal Corpora
tlon circuit ,-ourt OF Russell County.
Virginia ana Southwestern Railway
Company vs Skinner. and same Us.
Harris Circuit Court O. Wise. COUNTY
Arohhime ~. Levinson. Law and
Equity Court o. city OF Roanoke.
New River, Ho!ston and Western
Railroad Company W. Houaker ct ais.
Circuit Court OF Bland County.
Muncy vs.. Cpdykc. Circuit Court of
Wythe County.
Gish W. City of Roanoke Court Of
Law ana Chancery % city OF Roanoke.
Overstreet VS.. G:.ilin Circuit Court
OF Bedford County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
NEW INDUSTRY FOR HAMPTON
Concern VIII Manufacture Indestruc-
tihic L!fc-snNinE Boats. Employ
Ing About 600 Men,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
HAMPTON. VA. November 2S.-An-
n"uncement was made here to-day that
the Ncwcomb Boat Eulding Company.
win :. capitalization OF $4,000. has
closed Il deal for the old power plant
property of the Hampton Roads Trac-
t!oii company. on Sunset Creek, and
VIII operate big plant here The
company Il is stated. will employ about
600 men. and work on the plunt will
start on January /.
~. u. Newconb. OF massachusetts.
- president. ana j. II. Hcscy. of Scot j.
land Neck. y. G.. general manager. of
the concern. The company Will manu-
iacturc understandable life-saving boats.
Tor which Mr.. Newconih secured a nat
eni several years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
United STATES CIncuIr COURT.

The United States Circuit Court of
\upeals rcconvened yesterday morning
a. 1880 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
.'ritcharti. Knapp ANA Woods. and Dis
:rict Judge Rose in attendance
Court announced and handed down
It's opinion in the following cases:
No li32.W Warren Brothers Company.
corporation, plaintiff in error VS.
John NJ. Wright, defendant in error:
error TO the District Court at Charles
:"m' w ,o, va; Opinion by Judge John
No. 1888 National Machine Corpora
don. Inc. appellant and cross appellee.
IS Benthall Machine Company, Inc.
hppslice and orosS-appeilant: cross. ;,p-
folk. opinion by IudE. Pritchard. Re-
Nersed. except in so far IS lower court
"o Ho pns Eflsn' inya r%IjD,
ticker COMPANY. Inc. appellant. VS..
Bcnthnll Machine Company. Inc. ap-
2ellce: appeal from the District Court
At Norfolk. Opinion by Judge Prit-
No. i4l-1-Thomas II: Dehnam and
Walter e. Ferguson. otherwise known
IS The fcrSuson Manufacturing Com
company. Inc. .appcllees: appeal from
;he District Court ~ Norfolk. Va
Opinion by Judge Pritchard Reversed.
Case argued yesterday:
No. l462-Rinkcr NJ Van pelt. plain
tiff in error. VS.. The United states OF
tmertca: defendant in error: error 10
lreued by $. u. Timhcrlakc. Jr., Of
stanton. for the plaintiff i'm error. and
Dy II. t.. Byrd. United states Attorney
Tor the defendant in error, and sub
Case in call to-day:
No. 1i63-i.ars +. Nelson. Master etc,
appellant. vs.. Joseph Robinson. Master.
Norfo Rpes 10 From b" ar RS f Sy
w. Wilcox. OF Norfolk. and +. Catesby
Jones. Of New York. for the appellant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
cuAScEny DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust. Amounting te



RUBY G. Deiarue TO Wallace r.
Brown. trustee, 80 1-sXl03 81 feet
known as 3lo3 Hanover Avenue No.
rember ~. 1915 $Z:i.
Anna Hatke 10 John y. Coke Jr..
trustee. 20xl:o feet north side of Main
street. 81 feet east OF Linden Street.
September 20. 1916, s23s3oo.
Robert II. Avis e. ux 10 Hutzler &
Levy. trustees. lot ,. block r. plan Of
Aiyista Heights. November IS. 1915.
George b White 6; ux. TO John
3aGbE ct ais. trustees. 25x57 zee;
south line OF Il street, between Tween
,,y-tour;h and 'rwentynfth Streets.
November 20. 1916. $500.
Frank l.. Bryant 81 uX. To- - x. cat;
I'm. trustee. lots l. .. ), 4. block 7.
$2l2
Il. NJ. Ep7erson ct ux. 10 w =.
Crawford !: 2-3x3s feet. known as 6iJ
kl.l2V
Rena ". Broidy to W. 7. Kimbrough,
r. 22Xilo feet, known as 3oS North
N.st street. August To- 1916, s57J
r. NJ. Hawkins TO W. l.. Miller trus-
tee. 3il i6Ni20 feet north line OF
chaftin Street, between Meadow and
Rowland Streets. October >, 1915.
Slu15
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
CHAPTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday bv
ihe. state Corporation Comm ission as
follows:
Woodland Cemetery Corporation
Richmond No capital stock John
Mitchell Jr.. president; -. g.. Bragg
secretary. both Of Richmond
Neepwarm kun Company, Inc. Roa
noke. Maximum, $4,000: minimum
5000. par value. 500. w l.. Powell
president: \. j. Brcsln, secretary. both
of Roanoke.
Repton sand Corporation. Richmond
Maximum. $4,000. minimum 5000:
par value, 500. John Mitchell. Jr,
OF Richmond
Amendment 10 charter Of the J. "
Lewis ana ;. ;. sale Corporation. Roa-
uokc. changing its name to Lewis
Gale Hospital. Inc.
Foreign charter: Bee Tree Lumber
Company. a West Virginia corporation,
domest.cated. Capital stock, $3.50. 900
j. Grafton Tucker. statutory agent.
LovingSton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
STATE SUPREME Cuuirr.

IN" fnl1uI.in" cases were lr:Sucd yes
,'tH'N ~ tn" state supreme Court of
ApH".t%:
NO 27-i FRANCIS y, ais. W. 'Tazcwcl!s
a'h,iiistrator ct ;l". Argued by D,ha
r.; M"'trS ior ;hc appellants and by
nhpi.'tS ~. .NottiaEiiam and John T.
Mi!kiis. III ;or the apr.l.ccs. ana
No. :S-inpc ct abs rs. in.c ct ais
Argued by T.. Freeman Ines and w -
McNeiii for the appellants. and by
lh"nias RI iiowcrtpn and X. H. Maun
Tor the appeile"s. and submitted.
NO. @3--D,ars administrator VS. Mcr-
cnantS ana Mechanics Bank 81 ais.
Submitted on briefs
Court adjourned yesterday to NEE,
again on January g 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
Wedding Invitations Received.

.nSDcVIAI 70 Inc TimcS-DiSpatChl
hrpht 'NSECSG. VA. November
23.--lnvitations have been received
her" FOR ;hc wedding of Miss .Icannic
Einnct. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
!. fnmci. to William Barton French,
son OF Mrs. Seth Barton French. both
o. New York, in the chapel OF St
har'holnihtWs church in New York
''tE. The ceremony will he follow ed
-! i'fEc reception At the home of
Mir. and Mrs. Emmett. MIR. French il. "a
son OF the late Major Seth Barton
french. formerly OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
SUES FOR HUSBANDS DEATH
WAC" of RnilrOnd Fireman ur;,..
Action Against Company
FOR S,JDOg
Especial to Tho Trims.

HPecl;l! 20 Tho Times Dispatch.1
CHA Rl-DTrESVILLE. Va Enren,
per -"-Mrs. Ada J. Bowers. ms adj.
,h,'i''s'rhtriN OF T. X. Bowers. deceased.
~, 'h'erc" an action against Tho
nahy. claiming damages in the sum ot
S"'.ooo. This suit recalls the death
OF Fireman Forest r. Eowers on Tues
day night, July -, at Greenwood this
county when AN eastbound passen-
ger train was deraiicd at the mouth
OF Il tunnel
The accident was supposed 10 havc
oeen caused by ii large rock coming
down on the track. though there had
oeen no slide at that point in "A num-
bcr of years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
CHANCEHY RELEASE DEEDS.

John &. Coke. Jr.. trustee TO Anna
\ lIaike, 2ONl20 feet north line OF
Main street. 80 fec; east Of Linden
Str.-t. October % 1915. $3.50,
r r. Schmidt trustee. to \. p.
Walker ct ais. 80 l-2xl2; feet
feet 8 l2 inches south OF K street
November y. 1916. Si.Sll.:.s
Hi! Garter aud Bruce Bowc. trus-
tees. L" Davis brothers. Inc. lots l. =.
:. b, 5. II. - and II. block T.. HiGhlnud
fark Addition. November 90. 1915.
Sl.i2G.jl
Brothers. Inc lots -. - IS -. IS
and ~. block y, plan of Highland Park
Addition November II. 1916. Sl.Ijl.ls.
'aron and Pollard. trustees to Ed
ward Is. Moncure. lot II. block T. plan
OF Nelrose. November 20. 1915. s403:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
Teachers Form Association.

FKF.TlF.EINN LNT. w. NOvcmber
2"---Thc Fred"rickSburg Teachers AS
ISOLATION has been organized with the
following officers: president. Miss Mgr
tie Towncs: vice president. Mrs. Lizzie
Courtney, secretary. Mrs. Ami. NJ.
King; treasurer. Miss AIae Perrin. Miss
Perrin WAS chosen 10 represent the
association at the state Teachers Con
vcntion at Richmond Thanksgiving
r,nstS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
HUsTlNGs COURT CASES
Jury ncIurcs Fine a.: thnuirrur Con
,ic'cd Of 1crkic>nIy Driving
tntcfnri,it,.

E"H"vt IirrriSou. r"lored. who APP
p"alcd from y !ro of -. imposed upon
him In polio" court Tor -er'5lc"Siy dCtv
ing an ar'"moDiic. was tried ~ a jury
r the iiu:;timSa court yesterday. and
his tine fixed at $40.
William Branch. G"lored. was found
guilty Of petit larceny. *ent 10 Jail for
six months and fined $50.
Joseph Leo. color.d, who Appealed.
from Il ii"c OF $40 ia Police Court i'm :
p"Scd on the charge Of intcrferin {.
witch Adam biacont. clerk of the Second
Market. was acquitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
TAKE A "CASCARET"
TONIGHT AND SEE!

hcadachy. dizzy. tongue coated,
breath bad and stomach sour-Why
don't YOU get Il 10-cent. box Of CaSca-
rcts AT the drug store and feel bully
rake casrarc,s tonight and enjoy the
incest, Scnt!cst liver and bowel cleans
ing you ever experienced. You'll wake
up with Il clear head. clean tongue
lively step. rosy skin and looking and
feeling fit. Mothers can give II whole
caacaict to ii sick, cross. bilious, few
cri3h child any timc--they aro harm
lcss--ncvcr Gripe or sickcn.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

COLD MEDAL Haarlsm Oil Capsules
Viii bring new life af- quickly relieve
that stopcca-up ccug.Sted feeling
They VIII thoroughly clcansc and
wash cut the kidneys and bladder and
2cntly carry OFF TIA" i'll effects of OK
cesses of all kinds. The healing.
soothing oil sonks right into the waua
and lining Of the kidneys and eXpela
the poisonS in your system. Keen
your Kidneys in good shape by daily
use of GOLD MEDAL Haarlcm OH
Capsules and you viii have good
health. Go TO your druggist at one,
and secure II package OF this time.
honored, world-widc remedy II Is NJ
4 patent medicine II is passed upou
by L. :. Government chemists and D..
clarcd pure before coming into this
country. GOLD MEDAL. is the purr
original Haarlem Oil. imported direct
from the ancient laboratories in HoI-
land. where it is the National House :
hold Remedy OF the sturdy Dutch.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
erery box. Accept no substitute. Your
druggist will gladly refund your
money ii not as represented-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
AT the Movies To-Day

STRAND - bessie Bnr.iscni- nnJ
Charles Ray. In "A Corner In Toll
ierus." MISC II Keystone cOmrdy.
ODEON -.Eorbid,ieu Fruit"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BrOrkvril mud
fhr Leg children, I'm "Sinn Ot Her
Parents"
NEW-ainry rickr0rd. In "}Iulda
from HOIiaDd.-
ItTOIt - Virginia Pearson, m
..Thr sitni Question:" nino 81 Frank
Daniels comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
Fund for Colorcd Old I.cnnlc.

While ii is far short OF the total.
tho campaign committee which is en-
deavoring 10 raise $4,000 for the sup
port of the tolorcd old Folks Home.
is confident that the goal will he
reached before the end OF the thirt Y
days. Contributions of sI.35S.26 have
already been made.
Rev. W. L Johnson is chairman OF
the committee, the other members Of
which are NJ T.. Davis AID James NJ.
FraySicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24

The subjects OF DR.. T.. y. Calisch' 5
sermons fo- this week at Beth Ahabah
are: for Friday evening, JEWS
Sources OF Christian Ethics, Espe cially
Of the Sermon on the Mount" and for
saturday morning. The Biblical Mes
sage" The usual THANKSGIVING SER
Vice will be held OH Thursday morning
at II o'clock. The public is welcome
70 all services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday BY the clerk of
the Hastings Court:
Hcnick y. Smith and Caroline s.
Locke.
Jesse .. Amos. Goochland County
and Minnie Bailey.
Darlington Williams and Fanny
BraXton Miller
Victor j. Bcw and Rosa Belle Bryant.