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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
~ Y. u CHAPLIN Il co. Inc,
Real Estate Auct!onccrS.
rustee S Auction Sale

In execution OF Il certain deed OF
trust from Marian II Gilin"r and
husband. dated September .. i"2l and
duly recorded In tn. clerks Once Of
ABB mari. County. Virginia. S.ptem-
Der 81, 1921. default having been made
III the payment Of portion Of the
debt therein secured. and being 50
required ~ til. beneficiary. shall
SCI! by ruhi!c auction. In from, OF
railroad station. at IiowmrdSviilc. VIZ
einia. a station on the James River
DIVISION Of Tn. . ~ -. Railroad. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1922.
ut O'Clock +. NJ.
uAos" thr." certain tracts. pieces OF
parcels Of land lying and being IN
; y, county E!rsinia near
HowardSviile. with Al! til. improve
iH"nts thereon. rights. ways and ap-
pUrtharccs thereto belonging. or In
any wise appeviain!ng. said three
tracts "ggr.gatlng together 3Jt.n
acres. and described in three parcels
"a follow: 2s5 acres. NOR. OF less
.6.i acres. more or less. and 1875
acres. NOR" OF loss The said three
tracts OF land being all OF the same
real "stnte that was conveyed TO
Marian IL. G!lmer 10y decd from Lud-
well II. Gii,ner. duly recorded in the
Office Of tn. clerk OF Albcmarle CIR
cult Court. In -. b. l76. pAge 2SI.
For m"tes agd bounds and further
description 81 the said land special
reference is hereby made to decd Of
tFn-t rom Marian II. Giliner and
Eushand. ahoN. referred TO.
TEXANS Cash as 70 IN. expenses OF
executing this trust. any taxes and
!nsUraic" that may 70. due. and tn"
proportional part Of the I"22 taxes
ana 20 pay AN Interest not. Of $50
due September =. 1922. ana a credit AS
to following notes: three notes Of
-! each, due. respectively, at Is. -
80 30 months from September g. 1921
ANA one for 5000 duo three wear.
from September .. 1921. Any RESIDUE.
OF purchase money To be paid in cash
JOHN {. EASLEY.
Trustee.
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TOM GIBBONS LOSES
TO MISkE ON FOUL
IHy ASsoc.ated prnss

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 Ten Gin
hons. Of st. Paul. lost on a foul To
Billy MEG. his fellow-,ownsman. In
the tenth round OF their scheduled
Fifteen round bout tonight. Gibbons
stopped. when MiSkc claimed he had
been struck low ana could not con-
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HAMPDEN- SIDNEY BOWS
TO LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Hard-Fought Game on Tigers
Field Ends in 6-lo-O
S.,rn
Score.
Especial to The Tines-Disp.tcl.I

lSpccia! TO The Times -DiSDatclI
HAMHDi:N- SIDNEY. VA. oc,. l%.--
Lynchburg College defeated Ha!np-
dcr- sidney this afternoon on tn.
Tigers grounds Uy the scor. Of to
.. The touchdown came IN the first
quarter after Wit, had completed !,
pas Tor go Yards 10 Me- placing tn.
bail on tho nve-yard Line. NJ. ran
round end on a fake play for tn"
7cpr". one y fhc officials OF the
gam" blocked two Of thc lia',.1deu-
sidney players on this play. ANA this
partly prevented tn. gam. being :.
o 70 . tie. Both teams .ou.ht hard.
n" ball Remaining In tn" center Of
mostly in the Hornets territory in
the Tigers, possession. In In. sec
ond hnlf !iampden- Sidney had the
advantag" "f LynchbUrs at most all
stagcs. tut each time the Tigers cam.
within striking distanc" ,n.y H.r.
severely nenal!zed and wer- held for
Gowns within the twenty-tv yard
Most of Hampton Sidncy's gains
caihe On line pIunges. and III. Tigers
gained considerable ground in this
manner. making more first downs
IMAM their opponents The 35-yar,I
run OF Hinckl.. in the third quarter.
t"uCAdcwn. was the outstanding Tea
tur" for Eampd-n- sidney Tyson and
s!ankinship both gained couslst.ntI,.
through tn. line. Hampd.n- Sidney's
chtiTe IN" put up IA superb brand OF
nEht. tiin" aud again breaking
through and catching her opponents
b"h!nd tn" lin" For Lynchhurg In.
running or Witt WAS OF high order
THIS lad did most OF the gaining for
h!s team.
Touchduwn. Nee. Officials: Referee.
Harrison, " II L.: umpire. Trevillian n,
Virginia: head !imrsnan. Haywood.
south Carolina. Tim. o: quarters. -
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Leonard CEN n.ci.,o,

NEW FDET NEWS. Va, Oct II
Red leonard. the New port News
champion lightweight. last might won
over Frankie Mcfarland. champion.
OF Langley Field. ia an eight round
hnut iii the gymnasiura "a; Langley
.'irld
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MIss Wrthcrrd Rctnln. rItle

b NSS0cLited prcss.l
hIHSIANToN. ENG. oct. l3.--MisS
joyce W-thcrcd retained her ti,lc
OF EnEii woman golf champion. by
drfeat!nS Miss Joan Suckers. up
and To play, over th!rty-six holes
In the tina! round uf the Champion
hin
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
COURT SALE
Standing Timber

By authority of a decree of the Law
cntcred on June %. July -. September
~. 1922. In tn. salt Of Richmond
Eastern coal and Export Corporation
vs. virginia Lead and Iinc Corpora
ton and Kichmnd Trust and Savings
Corporation. tho unIcrsigncd will Of
Ter for sale AZ public uuction. in front
" the Courthous. OF Spotsylva u ia
County. Va. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER &c. 1879.
at ! o'CipCk T.. NJ
all the timber oa all the lands In
volvcd I'm said cause IN SpotSylvaiia
and Louisa Counties. among which are
The following separate and contiguous
tracts:
l-ie5 acres adjoining Mitchell Mine
tract. and on which is located tho
mn, shafts. machinery, buildings. etc.
~ said virginia Lead and ZINC Cor
porrtiOu.
2-blnnd Williams tract OF 81 acres,
acquired from Jones.
3-33s. acres. known az Conner
tract acquired from q. l.. Straughhn.
50 acres. known az WEIGH tract.
acquired from Jones 81 ais.
$50 acres. known a. Lewis talias
l.uJ Williams tract, acquired from
Jones
G-le3. acres. known as Thompson
tract. acquired from Jones through J.
Harris.
SGT. acres. known as John sor-
rel! tract acquired from Jones.
$50 acres. known as Annie Young
tract. acquired from Shunuu.
3-iA;z acres. known as Anna f..
Wo"ds"m Tract, on North Anna River.
adjoining Winrn.ld
i0-52f so OF 2GYl. acres. known as
Mann or Shunnan tracts.
ll-.7r. acres.
i2-Gi. acres
l3-ssi acres in Louisa county.
known as Allah cooper and acquired
rom Boyd Smith.
Full description Of all in Deed Book
County land records in deed trust
dated November !. 1916. aud Deed
iiook 50, paGe lu5. OF Louisa County,
dated November 20, 1916.
All the nerchantable t!,nbc. on
rately and then al together. and
right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids or To report said sales for
-"hhi NATION S"raTate!y or all to-
gether, or 10 report such as seem
reasonable FOR confirmation and thos..
"cio" value for rejection or resale
TERMS: cn"-tbird cash. balance in
SIX ana twelve months. with interest
ana good security. and Two years
'''''' 1'ci'i tpH!lI l!hsIcH OF sale by
court 10 remove ali timber.
: y. POWELL.
spots ylvan!a. Va;
l.. .. WILLIAMS.
Richmond. Va.
Special commissioners
]. 5. AISOP, Auct!onccr.
Nli:,iiSiA-in the clerks Office OF the
Law and Equity Court of Rich
moud. Va
!, Luther Libby. clerk OF tho said
court. certify that the bond required
10y the ahvc-namcd decree In said
cause has been duly given
GiN'n under my hand this 23d day
LUTHER LIBBY.
Law & Equity Court OF Richmond, Va.
J.. Sat same time and terms, I
WI! offer timber above six Inches In
diameter one foot above ground ON
~" acres IN Mitchell tract. 81 acres
n Ham tract, 2l5 acres in Pincy
rain. 40 acres in Jordan Woods. 81
icr.a IN AicOck and 2s3 acres in Max
we'll farm.
S l.. POWELL.
St.f fssNF 80.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

: rEARNS-h!-!. October Is. AZ ii:I5
u. NJ, al thu residence Of her sister.
MIS-. W y. McGec, lSi2 Grove Avenue
Lima 20" SteIrns. widow of the ia..,
T. ". Si"Jrns. Funeral notice later
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will Promote New
Building Enterprises

And
L"ru on Richmond Real Estate Mt
Prc-War Rates 100000
To $500. 10000.
GORDON T.. STRAuSE COMPANY.
9lsA East Main Street
WHEN you want EnsI you want and want
u Immediately. read tho Disp.'ub W AMI
Ads,
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MONDAY. OCTOBER lG. 1872.
at 10 o'clock a NJ.

at 10 o'clock a NJ
tho real estate described Ia the afore-
si!d decd as follows. to wit:
SiN aud fourteenth &C. i-i0) acres
81 iand. situated on the Richmond and
fctrrsburs Turnpike. in Burmuda Dis
trict. Chesterfield County. Virginia.
hcinS part OF the tract known as
H.ms!ey. and described as follows:
hetinnins At a corner formed by
the junction of the east Enc OF ST.
George street and the line separating
the tract OF land hereby conveyed
from Lot no. .: thence north To- l5'
creek Road; thence south 49, 49, east
lI2 feet south So 40 east no feet:
north $50 . east 81 feet: north 81.
cast ~ feet: north ~ 40 east 20
feet: north 5s' 40 east 207 $40 feet,
as SAID road runs and members to a
point on said road and the Richmond
and Petersburg Turnpike. where the
same corners thereon. thence 81 feet
south 10 10 west 81 feet 10 "a cor
her at Lot. No. =. thence south 40 49,
east 500 feet 70 the point of begin
ming" Also: That strip OF land
lying aud being between the said
railing Creek Road and Falling
Creek. being opposite the land above
hoscribed, said Failing Creek Road be-
ing so feet wide. y plat showing both
or said parcels OF land IL recorded in
mo clerks Office OF Chesterfield
County In -. Il. ll9. page 1856"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nay the
aforesaid principal sum OF $4,000,
win interest thereon from September
~. W.. and to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust. including trus-
tees commission OF Ave per centum
$50 on the gross amount OF the sale.
nuctiohecrs commission. advertising,
taxes and any legal expenses that are
necessary In ordsr to soil this prop
crty and give title. Tho residue 10
DO paid at six and twelve months. and
TO be secured by deed of trust on
the aforesaid real estate,
me above property will he sold
HbJect 70 prior lien Of $40. 900.
which Will be due on September go
lo25' ana on which interest has been
paid TO March 80. 1922.
w. CHESTER EVANS.
Trustee.
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At Jamaica
Results.


First race @ furlon:s) Hack Fri
day. ITO ,SandcJ, 10 :. 10 ,. to
I. won: owasco. II" IM.r!meeD. 70 to
!: ! too 20 l. second; faithfu!
Il 5. third. rime. I:ol. Olga Nlr
sinia, Bowsprit. Patsy H.. Flying
Devil. Destination. cand!d, and Re-
lection, also rhi.
Second rae. ,n.ilc ana slxteonth)--
Scottish Chief. il9 tFator,. to l..
10 =. 10 >. won. WinnccOnnc. los
'Martz). 10 !. 70 ;. 80 :. 500
rnd: i.acoawanna II: 'CarroiD. & 10
.. TO >, /" :. tnird Time. 1915 Is.
Armlsttc. also ran.
Third race O. - fUrlouEs) --Lelotd.
Ia. tFatoi). :" ., even. 10 ,, won :.
T.mptr.ss. 80 'RciD, ? 10 /. {" D.
30 /. second: Miss it"il". 10. tMar,z).
10 a. !. : 10 !, even. tnird. Time,
1907 30. Lady Tynar and Lady Rose
also ran.
Fourth rae. - iurlongs) Dolores.
Ill GATOR. 8 20 >. 3 L. :. I. l.
won: Last straw. IL ,Sand"l. to
?. i 20 ). 1" =, second: Polythi.,.
ll3 tMillcr). 10 TO |. to |. to J..
third. Time. lag - Ten Lee. Elect
cd IL. Mary Patricia. also ran
Fitth race Cnilc and seventy yard,)
Polly Walc. lo7 TUDOR, : 10 /. i
20 :. out, won. st ls,dor.. los
tParkel. : 10 :. t. 5. out. second :.
Regal Lodge. 10 tM!ierb. to /.
even. out. third. Time l:4i. Deep
s!hker, also ran.
Sixth race OLE furlongs)-Rigel.
I:o ISande). . TO 5. uut. out. non:
Eauinoctt1l; II; (KiceJ. to !. 10 2.
out. second; peiion. iH7 (McAteeJ.
10" to !. 80 L" l. t"l third. Time.
1905 l-J. The Colonel. humboldt. also
ran.
Fi<i race f51-2 furloLss-sP paddy
Lass. l04: Lady Tybar. los: Sophi;,
Goldman. 100: Patsy r.. lcs: .Jcmnie
g. 100. Runlcigh. II2: Luctdus. los
Second race tnilc and :, AIXtceu;h)
Nulcaiu Park. ia: scotland Vet
igi' Lcghorm. 100, The can. lOl; Sea
Third u.ce % furlomgs,-Ilanc
S"inr. lo'; I.itil. cclt. los: Amor
fatri". ll6. Ospr.y, ll3. Tall Timber.
ll"; Aladdin. LOG: BaSt Love.
Fourth race (milr and It iurlongl
S:nninEs Park. l-5.: Rra!:stprm. los :
Madiattrr. l2s; BrunmfaN. 81: Hep
hh.stvS. 20: liUTuloge. lui
fith race ,mile and seventy YARDS
= dominican. lo3: .Buxoun ~.
Mizar: liz: Wyl!c. los. High Speed.
100: Rosccliff. il2: 'Jus. 100: Gun
sight. ii2; Juno, lO2: Daniel 4. liz;
'Esuuirc. 10.
III. Muskallongc. IFS: Runnyoi. lo5
Chcsterbrook. ioi. Weather clear,
track fast.
Rive pounds allowance.
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-. = O. = 3'"''' T'''''3'''s'
~ 80 > '-.'".
E!f.tiNIA-I TIN. t.InTI,lY COUNT pI
RUSSELL COUNTY 70 WHOM lr
NAY CyECER%.
II IL D.rHynsot ct "a Commandments
-.
H. : Gibson nt AL Da;-r!;u,.
IL CuASCEFY
49, yHf;no .: /, decree ~ tho C!rgu.,
,.ur, a.. Iu.s-u ,-o,,,,y ,.u..r., =, -,
september. iy.. urn IN he .b,,y, -.
'I'l.d cause. al. u,rhonS hA.r. ,uy claim
=. IL sum 10: :noney. 1,roun,inr :, a. Ols.o
derive! from th- -aio '.r partition ~ IN,
laug. q, tho ,,,s charles G;,rr,u o. nus.
s,u CnuEty virginia, n,unuE., hi. h-l-.
at!AM under IN. ,yntro. %, M. ,a.d
,.g.t i'm tn- .,id ans IN IA, h,,,. -,
us .ru,r.l .,..iI., ar, r,o,,,r,J 80 -
pear t.ty.c ~. s..d court w.t,sn u.n.'y
d. s,it.f m. c.n.rl.t.gu "a, ,sis ,I,,I'
cat.on IA al establish ih,.r ci.,I,r
,I,,,
i. n COMBS
% 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14
THE TRUTH
ABOUT
ASPIRIN
Ses What Science Has Done
In TiEEle's La1o Aspirin

Washington. d. c.: statement
mxde by the Therapeutic Research
LABORATORIES definitely establishes
mat aspirin IL non narcotic or
Rasit-forminE. but that taken In
ordinary form 1t does disturb d..
sestion- Despite tho fact that tho
world OF medicine recognizes In
aspirin tho most powerful OF all
pain reliefs. people believed Il
harmful because II SO often Inter
s as WIN digestion. Many people
would Give then>. yet feared to
take IL because Of the after dis
comfort They will welcoms tbs
new. improved aspirin.
Science Triumphant
Men OF science have worked
faithfully and thoroughly until
now You get In TINGLE'S LAxo
ASPIRIN tablet that oyercomo,
All these former objections a
xesntie laxative has ais o been add
"a. and onco the pain Ia gone. thi,
Cleansing assures you thorourh
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West End Home

on one of long avenues. well To-
Gated; i rooms. modern; double ga
rage. Price. SI,7i0.
y. W. BOWIE & son.
WHEN you want what you want call Ran.
Ia Dispatch Want Al VIII servo you.
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dLGiiOhS-LEL4LS
Legal .SUt:,cn

HAVI$0 uutIiliel as Executor -; Or. I'd.
ward {. smith deceased. all v-rsun-
haY!H1 accounts ag"!us, he SAID .s;atc.
or -.ns Indebted 20 the same VA!
Kindly communicate with . raylyC
Gw"tnUcy. 5-- CN!Aens Banh binding
',ur'pIH N!r,.nla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

It's absorbed easily
--t relieves Psia quickly
--it's n kenuo laxative
TIHGLES LAxO ASPIRIN
Ask Your Druggist for tho .-rhres
foint Boz Therapeutic Research
Laboratories. Washington. d. C.
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MORTON q. TiIAI.IIIMER,
Real EStat. Auctluu..rs.
E!!St National Bank building.
Richmond. Va.

In execution or certain deed OF
rust from William r. Williamson ana
wsIe TO tn" nndrrsiSnrd trustee. dated
January {, Two, ana recorded IN the
"i.rh' oiiic' oi the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield County. IN Deed Took I5;,
ptsc -. default having been made In
thc lt!Wv pi tic principal note
therein secured IN the sum Of $1,000.
ana being required 80 TO do by the
holder OF the said note. | shall sell
AT PUBLIC auction. upon the promises.
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- ~ . -
elimination OF
tho cause.
It's tho az
pirin men and
W o N on are
carrying with
them d all
The q SD tri n
with the three
points:
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Ni.GiNTA- TIL. ciHCuiT ,DuRT OF
RUSSELL COUNTY. 70 WHOM IT
NAY CDECER%.
II IL Dickinson ct a...... Co'ug!aiuants
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Law & Equity cour, Of Richmond md y 4

J.. Sat same time and terms, |
VIII offer timber above six inches In
diameter one foot above ground ON
100 acres IN Mitchell tract. 81 acres
n Ham tract. 2I5 acres in Pincy
rain, $50 acres in Jordan Woods. 81
lcr.a in AicOck and 2s3 acres in Max
wei! farm.
S. u. POWELL.
SpotS vi Cani, Va
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IL CIiASCERl-

+. Il COMES.
Cl,Ti o.: ,ho Clr-u., court .: Russell
Caunts. N!r.lu.a.
\ 'O.y T.stc:
J.. /. HARGIS
D'yuis Cl"rH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

NlEGISIA-In IN. clerks Office Of m,
Law and Equity Court of Rich
noud. Va
], Luther Libby. clerk or the said
court certify that the bond required
10y the abvc-nan.d decree In said
cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23d day
u June, 1922.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13

In order that their members might
know the stand taken by various can
didates for the city commission. at
the primary election to be held Tues
day. the Citizenship department of
the Palmetto Club has obtained from
each of the eight candidates their
views on number OF civic questions
of interest
The QUESTIONABLE WAS forwarded TO
each candidate, and signed according
to individual opinions OF the questions
asked.
The questions and the answers Civ
en- make an interesting document.
They are as follows.
/. Are you in favor OF the ne"
charter?
Bond No
Crouch-No.
Donnell. Yes.
Goldenberg Yes.
Nelson--les.
0'Neill Yes.
Titus Yes.
WeaveT--les.
: Are you in favor OF : Commits
sion Manager form Ok government!
Bond No.
t Crouch No.
Donnelly Yes.
GoldenDers Yes.
Nelson les.
5 O'Neill Yes.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13

said Mr. Brown. man builds them.
Some With natural advantages that
arc unsurpassed fall into decay. Will,
others with practically no natural adj
vantases develop and grow and VIZ
wonder why 1t is the difference III
the men who are behind them.
In CARRYING on your work you must
have definite detectives and commit
tees of men who are active ana
capable and interested and a budget
With which 70 finance the project. You
should encourage industries that viii
help Develop your natural resources.
Look after the retail trade and see ii
,ou are getting all the business ,ha;
is Justly youf due and if you are not
getting ii find OUT the reason why. 1t
is the duty OF the chamber of ann
mnrce To look after she transportation
problems and see that traffic is fiaw
ms freely and smoothly sa
NJ. Hrovn declared the chamber oi
commerce also shotia make IL its
| business to keep in close touch with
the Young men ol The community.
After all ne said character Is
the most important asset OF man
and i Rost essential to success. Char
attei IS nothing more nor less than
/ the VIII Do the disagreeable if it is
/ rigt;. or not 10 do the agreeable il il
( Is uronr. M man can get By today
! without / Ne older men know that
bNt marr al the Young ones don't TIC
thea character IS merely word
Nj. Brown declared there IS dit
fe.Yence betN cen a good man and a
good citizen. and that i man might be
a good man ard still not he good
! citizen He said good citizen is one
" .iu de- something for the good OF
his community and that il is the duty
s II the chamber OF commerce to give
every person in the community ar
opportunity to do something for thu
general good
IN cone fusion Mr. Brown said there
.eas no occasion for any person L
xotrs about hu ;iness conditions.
oar banking system has inst with
stood the most terrific strain ever pm
upon i, said Nh Brown We hav.
. vast country with natural resource
that nave barely been scratched
o4v resources in Florida have harii
been touched and what is true O
FLORIDA s true Of every other stat,
We 80 rsch n undeveloped wealth.
Everything Is COINS 10 move alon
ai right ana there IS going to b
plen's OF business tor those who K
eal 3lt,f II ii the right Nay.
The 'nitra states today holds III
Winning hand among the nation, c
the oaTih. hnt Size IS sitting in vii
bear alid q great deal depends o
hes 81" plan, her hand Nou ~if
v,sn. ehaiaAef Of commerce here ca
'ia ianvi toward solving the problem
tilat confront the nation. Tor sou
: a.enieni- s'rc the nation s problems a
l'tie as Nali may think i. on hay
j wonderful city and il IS within YOU
RON - make il still more wunderi,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13
Dr. HOUSE Closes
Lecture Series In
/ City this Evening

Dr. House closes his series Of lee,
lures ut the First Congregational
church tonight with paid lecture on
the subject: How to Get Health and
Keep It." This lecture is called one
Of the great lectures Of the American
platform and is sought by Chautauqua
managers everywhere. 1t will show
people how to care for themselves in
emergency. when pneumonia and APP
pendicitiS appears. as well rs many
other diseases. The lecture is full of
wit and humor. describes the brain.
the cell life of man. and how to make
one success in the world.
Speaking on The Psychology of
Love-" last night. DIR. House said:
Love is a mystic word and has
never been defined. 1t is a reality in
that it is going to be forever. To
utter the word love is to have Il word
so deep that mans fancy cannot grasp
, it: his mind fatho.n it. To enter the
sanctuary OF love is to find the great
est teacher. friend, benefactor. inspi
1 rator and lover. Here must be our
emphasis. love God is love is the
greatest sentence ever spoken.
No one can tell when love began
because it never had beginning. be
= INK Il part vi 1od us GREATNESS ~
seen in the devotion Of parents, wives
husbands and friends who give the.i
utmost Its tenderness IS seen III TIE
midnight watches and in the forgive
ness of faults and even sins. It's i'm
mutability should equal al need In
often does not Human love change.
quickly from misunderstanding an,
property matters There are many
ifs in human life. The value OF love
is seen in its trustw orthiness, its III
spiration. its saving power Real loN,
will never end. 1t Will go on foreye
and ever
In the afternoon he said Temp
lation is not a sign that YOU are bad
for Jesus was tempted. Ii is a trial
and by trials birds learn TO hy an
babies learn TO walk II is a testing
and by testing bridges are made st
cure for travel BY such agencies i
j man fitted for life to come. Ever
man is tempted. but his temptation
are not just the same Temptation
come through our temperament.i
they are lonely for each must max
the decision. they are pitileSs hecaus
they take the man IN the pulpit Il
well as the man in the pew. b.
temptation does not make. 1t onl
finds
Jesus said THE prince of thi
world cometh and findest nothing j
me- Ii We have no finder in us. h
cannot set US on fire We should b
careful therefore of what Ne sec. hea
and do. Temptation comes throug
others. Satan uses human ag.ntle
He comes through beauty, Wit an
bcautiied sin. and the manners Of
, gentleman. The teacher. rrcache
man Of the world, all, can tempt ct
, ers.
Men yield TO temptation becaus
they think it pays. and sometimes
does for bit Of time but in the en-
, it produces death Men can RESTS
and when they do. thes find help. @:
should not go ont 10 see to peer I'M
) sin, if he does he Will most likely Ia
. into sin.
Live high. do the Christian tninl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-13
Madame Jdb0ly and Son
Here For Winter Season

Madame Jabaly. of Jabaly's import
ers OF gowns and ladies' wear. has re-
turned To Davtona tor the winter sea
son. being accompanied h. her son.
Leon Jahaly. who has recently become
member OF the firm, and Nho viii
assist at The Beach street store this
winter
The jahalys report 4 most success
III summer season At Narragansati
Fer aud are anticipating i proai..gsl,
season here this winter
Mr. Jahaiy is expected To arrive 81
several weeks