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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Mrs. John Mustard.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
pANNlLLE, VA, December 3.-Mrs
John Bustard died suddenly last night
at her home on Grove street from an
attack of heart failure. She leaves
her husband, a daughter and five sons.
all Of this city. The funeral will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
AMPLE NOTICE GIVEN
ny NORFOLK OFFICIALS

cncialS OF the trcasurcr's Office are
doubtful If the City Council could en-
force such an ordinance. as the CITY
treasurer is = state officer. However
mat may be- no such ordinance is re-
CURED in Norfolk as the proposed svs-
TEN developed TO a high state Of eff
cheney already obtains In the Offices %.
The City Collector and of the CITY
Treasurer Of Norfolk with the result,
that DELAYS are now almost down Ia
the irreducihlc minimum and tho CON
v"nience Of the public is greatly on
tom is d"trayed out of the pockets of
the officials themselves
City Treasurer Hunstall and CITY
Collector Parks have much the Same
system. varying only according to tho
requirements of the two Offices Treas
urer Tunstall sends To each taxpayer
post card on which is listed III.
amount Of his real estate taxes and
tn" amount Of his personal taxes tn"
ward III which he lives being specifod
y Il man owes an income tax tho
amount, together with the amount Of
his other taxes is noted on a form
prepared for thc purpose and mailed 10
him under sealed envelope. as under a
recent act Of the Genera! Assembly in
come TAX igurcS are to be kent secret
and disclosed only TO Dropcr officers
ar BY order Of the court If the prom
"rtN Of the taxpayer is large and hi.
interest varied. the CITY Treasurar's
Office forwards an itcmized statement
showing tho assessed value and the
amount Of tho tax extended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
,rs Sornh AdeI,nc ,r,,.I,

TiNCHBuRG, VA. December 3
Mrs. Sarah Adelinc Tuck. aged eighty
three. died early to-day ut the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. l.. W. Walsh, with
whom she was living. Mrs Tuck lived
for years in Dauyille, where she and
her family were we'll known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Common Council. city HILL, s
o'clock.
craftsmanship Club OF Richmond.
Chhmbcr of Commerce, X O'Clock.
Academy SiddIsh players In
oprrcttn. "fhe Song of Love-
liijou-"ihc Woman He MR.
ricd."
h!ric-PopuInr vaudeville; mnti-
nee. =; night. 1880 and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Mrs. ID. q. Hughes,

Srccii.l :" Tho Times Dispatch.l
HitiSTo!., VA, December 3.--Mrs. d.
g. Hughes, thirty-cight years old. died
here to-day. She is survived by her
husband and several children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
I.ocnI Temperatures.

- noon temperature. ........ II
!. NJ. temperature. ........ Sc
Maximum temperature To X - NJ AZ
Minimum temperature to T. NJ "a
Mean temperature Az
ro''"di temperature ........... "a
Excess in temperature .
D"fcl"ncy III temperature since
March ! ,-.,.................. 900
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
"nry ! Observation-Disclosures. l55
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

Special to The Times Dispatch
LfNCHRCRG, VA. December s.
William. the one-ycar-old son OF James
-. st. John. died at his home here on
saturday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
Local ItninfnlI.

'"lniHh last tw"nty-four' hours. Ira,
chti"mcT in rainfall since March
efficiency in rainfall since Jan
nary .................. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
I.ocmI dissertations u, = u N

Temperature, 81; humidity. sc: wind.
erection. southeast; wind, velocity, 3
niles weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

For tomorrow and Wednesday,. with
"Wednesday matinee. is announced tn.
,irSt presentation here Of Victor Her
b"rts "Swecthcarts." Like all the
Herbert COMPOSITIONS. this undoubtedly
abounds IN melody and happy orChcs-
,r"ti"i' an" IT Is said To be- u particu.
larry interesting and wcll-drawu story
Julia Clifford Viii be heard in the Lead
my part or what the press agent calls
the It'll" role and it is said SIN. is
supported by an excellent company.
including Leo Stark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
:. he Weather
Furnished nv u. $. weather Burenu.,

I'Orccnst: Virginia
Purity cloudy and
warmer VI on Il ny I
TucSdny fair.
North Carolina
inir Monday and
Tucsdny, SUnicwhut
warmer In interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04

ciety that NOR" equitable distribu-
ton of wealth has not been effected
All poverty is not due To Individual
worthlcsSucSs." lie was not without
hope that there would bc a final amcli-
ora ion OF conditions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
IN lIIlMAN NNEIEAIiI,

"rhcSc has been" he continued. -
steady advancement III ideas ana an
Improvement Of the coud. tions con
fronting human welfare The world is
better to-day than II was yesterday.
We nave come nearer to the true con
ceptiou of the relation between man
and man, and between society ana the
Individual Civilization has recognized
iis duty towards the stricken and the
suffering. and it has learned to realize
that this duty is also u pleasure. In
the learning of this lesson tn. Il. l.. ..
+. has taken its part The order has
Increased i'm membership and in the
public confidence because of tho homcly
virtues expressed in its guiding and
eternal principles 1t asks only that
1t be judged according to its adherence
IN it's principles charity, justice.
hrothcrly love and fidelity" Tho
speaker said that religion and politics
offer the wides, field for uucharitablc
criticism and opposition. and n re-
minded his hearers that Justice re-
puircd that every Elk give to one of
opposite Wow full credit for honesty
and sincerity Of opinion. and that
fidelity demands no less of charity ana
business.
Tho services were closed with :,
h"nodiction by Father Hannigan, u
member Of Richmond Lodge. No. -.
The ceremony was open to tho pub.
lie. and the Academy was filled with
friends and relatives of members OF the
order.
Tho reception committee consisted of
Frank 7. Anthony. chairman: James
=. Kirk. I. H. Fill. Joseph kass. Hun
ter Mcclure Bigger, II II. Wallis. j. ].
Hochling. Charles G. Eowc. II. NJ Boz
kin. Eugene Braucr. James T. Disney,
r.. Z. DYSON. Hugh fosccr. Wilbur J.
Grig-s. Sig. iIutzlcr. Nathan Hellstern
Louis y. Knichtly. w. II. Lacy. Morgan
Il. Mills. i. Sittcrdinr. Jr.. II. -, Iim-
norman. George - Shectz Frank q
Andrews and G. l.. WcisiCcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Academy ,rhi. ,ycck.

the notabl" versatility of Yiddish
players augurs well FOR the op.rctta,
fhe song of Love" to bc presented
Tonight at tn" academy Of Music by
the organization known as the Orph cum
Piayers. In nearly all the plays donn
IN fiddiSh here there has been mora
or less singing, but this is Tn. first
time anything like an upcrctta has
been offered by Il company Of these 30
innrkhble plnycrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-04
MINI,TII,I: ALMANAC.

December 1. 1916.
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises ......1:io Morning ....l2:03
sun sets. ......i'aO Evening ....l2:i4
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06
GkPlG SHOTS

NJ aopv Eae DanuDe r Iooainf
1ines enat eres sness Gays.
Tae ass Gene-a Z. s. G~En wat
tSIos seekes afes eni-6 se-n-
King Constantine snecesled a. seas:
ap Eees,sug himself %: q ene war
Iaslissa AMI s92dioinsea are a6snisst
n1ss fg rasE peapy efsaa fsg lns VA
easey ass soelse<
sGg. wilson say sesse me ssrr. pu.
Wherever fs goes Campaigning NEE
aise vii g. ehe Kaia. sha1ow@
L eli oe ~ g ehs nsa generation
II Americans Sc 1sse,rnzne vneEae, III.
Wilson keDs sns corrsry pp, II war.
Washington seoars ths. C,enersl
2enhnTs sEoe2iaon Il soon - 5s
visaa-awr t,or keEioe. w1sa ot s-sen,
ous ssirseS
fsesa1eas Wilson 1e1nan5e1 saint :
Of u gans q. Yea crpz, Il ,e2ly zoe
kexzcans ksEe5 u 1soesics. sazsnes.
The Fresi1sns II 81 ons g2u soT 2,
Yea Craz,
Deaoessssc c&mpsag1 nanageu s-e
czaasnz neany every SAFE II me
rn1sz. Tie Denocrsss, no~eYef. are
sswsys s.songsr a. ssaearssa fnsn n TIE
oehosaDaace.
Il 20 ss.et 4. so 800 women 81
hsye ne ngzs . yoee 3. ne Go7eD-
Der esecslons. DIT wonen IKE aer,
aosft sl~sys % everything f5ey nsre .
ngnt % %
II rsizo6 ever lat 70 81 axe. ore'
~ sbs goysrnneps !, wosld prefer .
BE- ssken oyer a. a momen; gAen
''ooon 1nneS' we're n0t swelling ire
diyidercs % Highly.
7. z, vii be TIC aeso 10 tne aeB
eDso4csn csppssgp Gin drama b.,
the scenssso writer hasn't decided jet
whether 70 make Yoo1roE Wilson the
yiiasn Or the gos,,
Colonel Bryan was little son II
coming 70 the sspoogt Of Ms, Wilson,
bat be cosA not rests, the temptation
70 climb into the band wagon when
the call was isssed ios more g1nd IN
strsmepts.
The price Of meat viii probably re
main high Tor az is,de6nite tern, is the
subject Of q statement BY the Depart
nent d Agriculture. This 10 enc Of
the articles specifically enumerated BY
the Democrats az certain 70 decline in
price when the Underwood isrf act
put /, on the free LIST
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5s..a.sor ar kezicp nas been hating.
snpsfipx SEP. weasness ami onng-
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vishogs soue aslo~ # sSusa il ene eeI-
oe.asic Administrations noE ctssgeS s.ish
1eoeiying he oeoose IL RS neal1gs
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2eylew administers NOS seosesspg
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ssaze tnsa sew ssys Dr.. Esvsy sosH
dare ass .1s his criticism n re cses5-
1eprs Lsxlesn peEcy,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

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CDsza eoGatys Hzxaaz2so1- subject 1z3g
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f>yt eao y ~ blIek Elk q n IJeSveaBoy11
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IL. NELE0Es
A1nglnlstra1Dr q TIE stoVs entitled estate.
P5fss oss1, Oct 9, last D5s. Oet. n, I&ls.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

"SsHHed-Bp head" clogged-ap nose,
tight chest. sore throat are sure signs Of
cold. and Dr. Kings New Discovery is
sure relief. A dose Of this combination
Of sntiseptic bslssms soothes the I'M
tated membrane. clears the head,
ioossns the pbIegm, you breathe easier
and realize your cold is broken up.
Treat a cold persisiently; halfway
measures leave lingering cough Take
DR.. Kings New Discovery until your
cold Is gone. FOR Al years the isyor-
lie remedy Tor young and old. At your
Druggist, SOC.
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hHyTR NJTB

fo-es. Supervisor Eg.ipes1e- II VIII
ing -aiI 81 e1sa ste danse- Of hze II
Tenzsenes rzelonai fo-es. rsaT y les-
sensl Es says. m. e1a sbe-- aavs
peer iepe fires AMI less destruction u
siriDe, Ems peas ehzr ere. osinr.. AMI
a-.-ipu1ef ne lar = ne g-eale- care
of s1ose V.no mare OCCASION - z, lu1o
ens fo-es.
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me so-sia-1 pHice Il ehe czoacItT o
.ele5aons engineer. Is nee rms EseK
sns wiB sno.e-r.en1 a. ennse-nceior
II fne srou nsrs - Eagis Creek e
Sugar Lpf oesk. aoo1s 1s niles.
which VII osgr It pnoe
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Dated zo6 sigzsd This 2ist day of Sep-
ten5er 4 D. 1916.
4 Z. BROWN,
Clerk Of tie City q LezEsnEo-sh-
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

ctsazEef .fsas ne * united Decanse u
q sreE u k1pvselge~9 4ne principles
81 arr The sDgeHe cDn-- sscO-os
sirsE z1a NJ ssauas Se-y nsar <1se Isea1
II l2Ylrrx cases fsoa C1e:sr c0nu:s
cpnhru,eS by re nignest s.aae con-..
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

This paper still adberes 70 iis ongiDsl
determination to snppon Judge Vim.
A. Grimshsw Tor the Office Of superior
court Judge Of cbelan county. He hat
been tried and the public knows Just
what he will do. He plays no iayohtes.
He Just decides all questions that come
before him according 70 the Law and
the evidence as II develops on the
trial In every action that comes before
him. No one has had the hsrdihood
10 charge that Judge Crmshas In his
eight years on the bench ever once
warped the Law 10 layor friend or pun
ish an enemy. II has never been
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-10-06

Yhzs " 20 with the tveiye o. nsssr
car t.als n spoies knocked Of fse
asss ast week by the wini ssosm pm.
zie1 ing growers wkso quite naturally
ysatel % saye ~ nssca OF n fhe
yreck esssed By the storm a. Dsssible,
The rsgslss AMIR rate made the shio-
meat n win6lslls 70 the Gognd na2sxet
inuscticsole. IN appeal % the Of
Gals n the Czsss korhern railroad %
hip Hlye the dimcgi,y was not made
10 vain, Ths fead promptly made a
s2eeisl rate N ~ esEts per hundred
prints V clzst pssnts On al yindisil
aooles, This resgItsd 10 establishing
q mzrxss lor this cizss u fruit and all
tkss gsek this cEsss n irgit has been
nasg3rg eDzstBise a. . net price %
sfoNeu of amt 10 cents per box.
am fsis paeloss BIZ d consideration
me rsil1>a6 IL entitled 70 the thsaks d
the fwit gowen Of the Wenstchee
valley sDd osghs 70 help 10 toning
damn the feeling against railroads. 10
the absence 81 this concession BY the
railroad company twelve or fifteen car
iozds 81 apples would have been total
loss 70 the Wsnaiehss valley spple
growers. The saving on wipdisil sp-
pies will amount in round numbers 70
thirty thousand dollars.
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A clgxsd System rIust Be Cleared

You will find Dr. Kings New Life
Pills a gentle yet effective laxative lor
removing impurities from on the system.
Accumulated waste poisons the blood;
dizziness, biliousness and pimply,
muddy complexion are the distressing
effects. A dose Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills tonigh, will assure you free,
fdli bowel movement IN the morning.
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The Home news., 1916-12-08

we could not but believe part of the calumnies spread abroad concerning our state, but now, after having lived here for about three years we find that our health is better than it ever was before. We feel splendid, fit and full of life, and could not wish for anything better.
 Our crops are excellent indeed. Did you ever see a farmer that did not complain of weather and crops? We'll, we do not only not complain, but we are more than satisfied, because we are doing better than we dared to expect.
 The main thing that has been bothering Us since we came here was the fact that we had no church conveniences. A church building had been promised us by the agent up North who handled this land and sold it to us. He failed to make good his promise and we must say that we were greatly disappointed. We almost felt like giving up, but finally decided to stay. At first we went to Brinkley to church, but as that is 20 miles away, we made arrangements to have mass at certain intervals at home in one of our residences
The Home news., 1916-12-08
Mrs. Rule Wise.

Died: Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1916, at 800 o'clock p. m., at her home in Earle, Lula Florence, wife of MT. Rule Wise of Earle, Ark. Deceased was the daugh- ter of w. J. and Eliza Vanland- ingham and was born at McCro- ry, Ark, July, 7, 1894. She was married to MT. Rule Wise at De- View August, 2, 1915.
 , The remains were shipped to McCrory yesterday, Thursday, and laid to rest in the Fakes Cemetery. The remains were accompanied from Earle to this place by MT. and Mrs. w. J. Vanlandingham of McCrory and the husband and his sister, Miss Jessie Wise of Earle. ~
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McCrory's New Pastor.

A change has been made in the pastorship of the Methodist Church of this city. Rev. s. M. Yancey goes to Rogers and Rev. Lark of that city is to move here. While we regret to have to give up our present pastor and his good wife we learn that we are to have with us another who is his equal, and this being the case a fair exchange is no robbery. We join the many friends of Rev. and Mrs. Yancey in wishing them great success and much happiness in their new home, and to the newcomers we extend a hearty welcome. Brother Yan- cey goes to a good town in north west Arkansas which has about 5000 inhabitants and a new church which cost about $26, 0O0.- %, while he leaves as good a town as there is in the state with a new $15. 0O0.00 church which has just been completed under his pastorship.