The times dispatch. [volume], December 25, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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EUOIM MlNUTEB
THE man who
takes his ris
ingtimefrom
au Elgin Watch is
npually on time
throughout the day.
From sun to sun the
watchword is
G. M. WHEELER Model 16 SUte
; PendanJ Wipdlng and Eelllnz. Scventecn
icwcls. Rubv ami sanphite balancc and cenler
lcwe.it, CpnfpensaUngba.ance, Bregutfhalr.
r.prliw, with micromctric rtgulator. Adiusted
lo lirnneiatnre, isoclirnnism, three posltions.
Palcnt recoiling click and sell-loeHJnK ,Mtnng
devlce. Dustrlng. Plates damaskeened. En
sravinB Inlaid with gold,
inc cases.
Opc'n lace and* hupl
In Fllled Gold Cases, fto opd up.
(n ?3olld Gold Casea. |80 and up.
Othcr Elgln fflodcls at other prlces accordlng
to grade ol movement and case.
All Rlgin models are sold by jewelers evcry
wh?ii\ and are lully guaranteed.
E&GIN NATJONAL wXf CH COMPANY.
. flgln. IlltooU.
Social and
Personal.
THE UBUal roceptlon and. hOP wlU 4"
glven thle afternoon at the Her
mlUKe Qolf Club, and tha flluh.
)iouso la all ln Its holiday attlra qf
holly and mletletoe for the occmIqiV
Those invlted to recelva thia aftepnorin
are: Mra. Jamea T. Rutperfoprd, M,r?.
llcorgo l>. Mayo, Mlason julla Joynva.
Mary Crump. AUcc Doylc, Avlo Grant
upd Anittt Purcell.
Aithough the Now *"Mr recepUon. la
tho feature of the year'? cnterlalplne
at the Hormltage, tha Chrlatmaa Day
hpp w|H be a very attractlvo affalr and
largcly attended by eoclaty.
ipen.I Wlnter ln Wnablngtoo.
Mrs. Michle and Miss Michle. wlfe
ana dauajhter of Captaln M!<0ll$. -?r
riv^ $\ Wa?h|ngtc-n wednegday, and
are at tlje Gonton, where thej/ i w|H
: pend the seaaon. Mlas Michle waa a
tlebutante of last wlnter, havlng her
coming-out party with mibs Aieshlre,
daughter of General and Mrs. Aieshlre.
Miss Michle has recently been thC
Syest of Mlss Kfjnnlo MUler here.
?H". Hawca'x Tea,
Mra. S. II. Hawea has eent out Invl
iatlona for a tea to be glven on Wedt
rtesday afternoon. December 29, from
S to t o'clock, at hor home, Wlptly
I<nowle, Glntcr Park. The cardS of
ifieses Rose Dlcklnson and Blate Ilall
aj>e ajio Inclosed ln tflS IrtvltaUons.
.1|J?? I'miicU to Wed.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Francla have
iseued Invltatlona to the marrlago pf
thelr daughter, Mias Ethel May, 10
Dr. Hampden AulIcK Burke, tfoe Kero?
mony to bo perfornied at St, Jopeph's
Catholic Church, January 6, at 12 M.
AJso to a recapUpn on ipe evenlng of
January 5 at tho reeidonco of the
brkle-alecfs parcnts, ln Petersburg.
Of IntereM Hrre,
Thomas R,. phanhord. aop of tha l&ta
Alexander Hhspherd, of Wuhhlncton,
wp,B marrled at El Paso. Tex.. Wedi
naaday to Ml^s Charlotte M^ncUTG
Blackhitrii, daushtor of jnbn S. Black
burn, of Alexandrla. They will apend
their Chrlutman hoHday*. *nd tho,r
honoymoon maklng a journey o? *our
daya on horaehMU ovor the ipountains
of northern. Mexleo to the Husband
Mlne-s. at BatOPllaa, tha rlchest sllver
property ln MfHleo, dlaqovorcd and
dovcloped by tho Ute AUxandor Shep
hcrd.
vi-.it I'ostnoncd.
On account of thq HJnaes of Mastor
.lamcs Danlel, Mts. P. H, V. Danlel
was unabla to leave Charlottesvllle and
spcnd Christmas |n RIchmond as ap
tlelpHtod.
' In and Out ot Town. .
T. A. Turner and Mlseea M. E. and
M. H, WHU?niP. Qf 110 Weat Avenue,
wHJ leave this aftcrnqop to apend
Sunday wlth Mr. and Mre. H. F, WU
Harrn at Old Point..
Mr. and Mrs- A. W. ThUUe have gon*
to Phlladelphla, where they wlll be
the suenta of frlenrts (or the holldaya.
Dr. and ^lr?r Frapk L. Brown, of
fieorsla, are the guests of Captaln
and Mrs. James Ballty for the hojl
days.
Mlss Polly Roblns, who is sponding
the wiiiifir )n New York, l? vlaitlng her
mother, Mrs. gally Nelgon Roblns. 31(5
East Frapkjln Street.
M|sa Beasie A- Steames, who je a
student at Vassar College. Is spcndlne
the holldaya wlth her parent at 10Q5
Weat (3raco Street.
MJsseH Salllc and Norma DOswelJ
arrlved on yesteVda.y from Charlottes
vllU' to anen* a week wlth frelrids Jn
th|p clty,
John Johnson ls spcndlng the week*
?rtd wjth relatlves ln Loulsa.
Mlss Borpice Stahl ls the guest of
rcUtlvee ln this cHy for tho hoitday*.
Mrs. Frank Parklnson and Mlss Pearl
Jeffrles havo returtjed to thelr homo
Iri a?Qttsvl|le, atter a few days' vljlt
hero.
JJias Kilhournie Barret, who has
been bnendlng a week ln this clty aa
the guest of Mlss LMIan Watsop. hxa
A Mary Xrnas
May this Christmas be an especially bright, happy and
cheerful one to all users of Purc, Light, Flaky, Wholeaome
kitter Nut Bread
The Bread that brings good cheer and lends char.m to the
grand or eimple -meal.
Nolde Bros.j,
Exclusive bakers of -Butter'Nut Bread.
. *'The Bread that all grocers eeH.",
f
r
f
Are extended to our friends and patrons who have
helped to make our record of the pasaing year one of
unequaled growth and proaperity. *
It ITas been our constant endeavor to produce only
attractive and salable goods, and that our efforta in
this direction have met with unprecedented auccess ia
proven by the constantly increasing demand for them,
We are confident that the new goods which we shall
offer during the coming. year will even exceed those of
former years in popularity. To our customers we cor
dially acknowledge tlie favors shown us in tho past,
and feel confident that our goods will continue to corn
mend themselves to their favorable consideratton.
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"JSngravers to Those Who Know>"
915 E. Main St, Sam Iseman, Pres. & Gon. Mgr.
&^*^^:^^>>^
returnod lo Lotil^in.
Mr. and Mrs. Wnrwloh C. Whlte ar?
upenfltng tionio tlmo wlth tlioir parents,
Mr. and Mra. Thnmas g. Whlle, ueur
Loxlngton,
Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Allen nnd datusb
tnr. Mlss LoiiIro Allon, nre vlsltlug
frclnds ln Norfolk?
Mlss Burnett Kublott. of Forast Park,
BnUlmoi'*!, la vlslllng ner rnothnr, Mrs.
V. If, fiuhlatt, on nighland Park, for
the holldaya.
CONTINUKH TO JJIPIUIVE.
Vhjulrlaii" ]top? ffir l ItlmiiU: Itocorcry at
Mlwi .lliimlniir.
[Sfieclal to The TlmoATpispatoh, J
NQftFOLK,. VA., Decomber ?l,?Mhn Mar
H?rul Mur?|ia|l, tho younjf ivrJUr, wull
K"?wh by h?r Jouriinll?t|c work lu Now
KiikIuihI und Now York, who roccntly a,'
lunpisd Blllnldi ut Vlrglnla Bcae|i by put
tlng thre* bullote Into her hend. qontluufls to
hulil her nwii. qnd the utlatidliig uhyalelana
are now uncouraKud to hope for her uiil
njale recovory. Hho wus beltor to-day than
rho has been, and ln nor/ u|jl> to talto nqur
Inlprthnt v.-Uh moro oiun} than huretofore.
It I* foarod, howevor, thqt llia alpht of ouu
of her i-y>t? wlll bo Impiilreil, If not whplly
deatroyud, aa tha reault of ono of tho self
(nflleted buikui, whlch punetrated the ncrve
eovernlnir thla member. Tho glrl who nrat
daalred tfiat ?he bo loft to dlo, ia now ro
ported froi,i the hosplto.1 aa bclna; au:-.Ioua
(o k'i.'. woll.
Jtflaa MarahaH'a fathjr, allll ln Norfolk,
kcepi hlmaelf weit out of reach of tho ncwa
panar men- "?> haa not yct aoen hla daugh
Jer.
ZXtU-OMOy ON J/ATWCK.
Three Men Scaldcd by IMowlnir Out of a
Boller Tub,
r.Spenlal ta Tho Tlm?s-Dl3patch,J
NOBFOtiK, VA-, Decomber :?.-Three. m?n
were scalded. one, Coxawaln Thompaon,
ipjlto Ijnrilv, by the blowlng out of a boller
I Lub on a Norfolk Navy Yard luunch to-day.
The luunch, in. chargo of Lleutenant-Coin.
niander A, if. Cook, wlth flvo aallora uboard.
waa eo rom? from tho ijuvy yard to tho
navul magaglno. ln St. Jullen'a Craek. when
tha accidant occurrcd. Commandsr Cuoli
eacaped unlnjnriid. Thompaon, who Jumotd
lnto M'e rlvar, waa' qulcllly r?seued. Tho
Injurtid wore sont to tho Naval Hoapltat.
'.. ?? ., ?-? ? i
SUNTEXCB IN TIIOItJITON OaSE.
IformfT C??h|er OeiH One Vear hi Fcnltefl
tlary and Flnefl 8700.
(SlHClaJ ta The Timaa.Dispateh.]
BUH15KA Mlbt-s. va., rjecomber Ji.-The
Jury'a vardlot ln tho c-ib} agalpat F. C.
Thorntc-n, caahlar of Charlottc Bonkinir and
Inmiiaii' 11 Company, for allegcd falaincatlon
of hla renort to tho Corporatlon rjommlaalop,
ivaa glven nne year ln tha puii.tmuiury and
a rtna of 9700,
Mr. Tborntonto bond waa flvad ?t 11,400,
ManfVith theDagger Tongue
By EUA WHEELER. WILCOX
\ Jinow two women, and one ls chaete.
And cold as the anowg on a wlntcr'e
waste;
6t&|n!eH8 ever, ln act and thought
(Aa a man born dumb la speech. errs
not),
But ehe h?P mallce towarrj her Hlp<3;
A cruel ten&UP and a Jeajous mlnd.;
Vold of p|ty atid full of greed,
She Judges the worid by her narrow
creed;
A brewer of quarrels, a breeqer of
hate.
Yet eha holda the Jcey to "Soclety'a'*
gate.
The othor woman. wlth heart of flame,
Went mad for a love that marred her
name;
And ?wt of the grave of her raurderod
falth
Shn ro.sQ j|ko a aoul that has pasaed
thro' death.
Her alras are nobJo; hor pUy so broad
U oovara the world llke the mercy ot
God.
A eoother pf diaeorda. a healer of woea;
Peace followa her footetepa wherevor
she goeo.
Tho worthler llfe of tho two, no doubt:
And ynt "Soclety" locks her out.
?Eiia Wheeler WUcox, in "poeros of
SonMmeot-"
Willlam Wotaon, tha English poet,
has glven tho world something un
usual to talk about ln hla poem, "Tho
Wonmn With tha Eerpent's Tongue."
U la # atrong poem, and ono whloh
rapraaantj tha acanflal-mongcr ln all
th* oolora of life,
Mr. Wat6op haa rjone the raco a ser.
vlce In wrltlng thia poem: but he made
a aerloua mtatahe in aliowlng any tn
qulaltlva minds to learn from hlm
the name of the woman who inclted hls
muse to actlon.
In the interviews upon tho Bubject
Mr, Wataon waa jed Into detalla whloh
Indtcatod that the vlctlma of this par>
ticular "serpent'8 tonguo" wero maln*
iy men, llving and dead,
Mr. Wataon ahould now supploment
hia poem by another deacriblng the
"Man Wlth the D&gger Tongue."
A woman's siander of a man, how
evar cruel lt may ba, can naver do tho
dajnage or giva tho sUfterlng whlch
U oaugPd every day ln tho year aome
^where by tbf> careloss, mallclotta or
ravengeful calumniea uttered by men
rairaratng woman
Women Nbt Gr?atea< Qoaalpa.
Women are not the greateat gossipa
of tho world to-day. And tha harm
one woman may do to tho roputatton
of another woman la inflnUeslmal be
side the harm a man can do when ho
deacends to th* Ignoblo poaltlon of tho
goaalp-,
Tho "man goaeip does not balong to
any one claeo. He ia more froquently
found among the Idlo rloh, porhaps,
than elsowhore, and ho la froquently
a bacholor or chtldlCES wldowor who
has boeonte aourod and dlslUusloned
wlth llfe through havlng too many of
htg dealrea gratlflecl, and havlng had
too littlo exerclsa for his splrltual
tjuallties ln the great School of Kccea
aity.
They are m*h who oH about oliibs
during tho fow day. houra they are
awake, arid who vary thelr two- ocqu
patlona?dlntng and gambllng?wlth
the vlvlaeatlon of thelr acqualntancea,.
Bitter mallce and evil-epeaklns dvop
from the Upa of suoh men ln evory
large fashtonable club ln the world,
And the vlctlma of thelr venom sealc ln
valn to traco the Ho to Ue aource.
Slan'a Attitude Of Envy.
But the "man wlth tho dagger
tongue" \s found elsewhere. Ho iu
found ln art clrcles; ho ls found in
the newspaper oltlco; ho la found
among tho mualotans. a?d ho ls found
in shop and factory,
Tho great rueh of woman Into the
flelda ofondeavor, Into tho arts and
trades and prifesalona, has craated an
unfortunata feellng of jealausy in tho
hearta of the smaller and meaner typo
of mon In the world to-day.
Jealouay, emasculatod of all bps v|rT
Utty, becomea tho more desplc"a.blo
thlng?envy.
Once upon a tlma there was no euoh
faeling posslble ln tho mln of man
toward woman aa envy.
He could n? more envy hor for any
aohievemont of hora than-.-t,ho' BUtt
could envy tho moon.
But ware the moon to shlno all day,
ana ?t tlmoa with a radlanco aa'-great
ae that of tho sun. parhapa tho aun
would develop.-anvy,
Antl pevhapii, IIHo man, tho aun
would. not reatten that had ho betin
falr and JuHt.i'n the tllatrlbutlon .of hla
'rudlaut bcams. the moon would never
The Season '$ Creetlngs
To Ihe
Fubiic
Wo doslro to express our ?Pt
preclatlon of your jroticrotm patron
a?e durlng this, our mo?t succostt
fill yeur. nnd Irtiat that your satlst
factlon wlll morlt a contlnuance.
To ono and all wowlah
A Happy Xmas and
Prosperotis New Year
and to those whoni wo wore tm
able to sorvo on oecourii of tho
lurgo crowds durlus the. hol|day
rush wo itslt that we may bo fjlvcn
anothor opportunlty.
/. S. JAMES,
7th and Majn St
Jewclcr. . Opiician.
wlth B. p. Eggleatou aa aecurlty, llls coun
ael wlll appeal his caac
?~~.?.-??<?i i ,.ii. i
i"urntrtr liobbcd by Hlshwiaymeu,
[Special to 'IhoTImcs.Dlspatch.l
CAPE CHARL.ES, VA.. December 21
?'Jamea Wcatherby, n woll-knowi
farmer, resldlng near Wallopa Lane
waa hold up and robted of ovor fi0>
by three hlghwaymen In a clump a
woods whlto 6n his way home la?
nlght, it is bcjteveri tho rebbere h*<
watcbod the movomenta of thelr vlo
t)m, and wore awate of tha amount o
monoy he had ln hts possesslon. J
search U belng mado for the bandlt*
h/tve trled to ehlne out of her oiti
spharo and tlme.
It le always the weak man?the mai
I who ls undevoloped tn somo of thos
i etrong, maply characterlstlcs whict
j make manhood worthy of the name
who becomes tho envlous gosslp, yvJIi
L^-_? i
Our Christmas business
this year has been the great
est in our history?an evi
dence that the peopie of this
community have been pleased
with our Cakes, Crearns, Can
dies, etc.
We extend to our patrons,
both in and out of Richmand,
our best wishes for a Happy
Christmas time and a Pros
perous Year
We are prepared to serve
you during the holidays.
Shepherd's,
Orders Taken at 406 E.
Main St. or 405 E.
Broad St.
To You We
Extend
Christmas
Greetings
May' it be the rnerriest
ever, rich in love, in friend
ship, in material blessings.
Your Iiberal patronage is
deeply appreciated. We
thank you.
J. T. Allen & Co.,
Jewelers,
1323 East Main Street,
Richmond, Ya.
detrnctit C*'o!^? rronmn's uchlovopientUi
and who, tn orrlr.r to Insscn her nd
, va..corrifint, fllbpjps to vlllfylng l|is,
Lttt Mr, Watson glvo tho wot'l'l ??
? pocrn on tho men of that typo. lt le
1 needed.
fCopyrlght. 1003, by tho New Ttorfc
Byenlng .lournal Publlahlng
Company.)
Wlll l,o-.- Slght Of ISyc.
fHnoclal ln The Tlineo-'Dlspatch.l
CAPE qf!Aht#B8, VA., Deeoinber 31.
?Klcked by a horse which hc waa cttr- '?
rylng at thn farm ot Thomajj Hol- I
land,.at Mltlway, Thonma W. Smlth,'
u young man of Georgetown, wlll loso .
hla nyeslglu. The k|ok brpHe und ahn.t* i
terrja' l|m bones nvor tho eyes. ilpd al- j
thougli nftur a do'Uato oporatlon thQ |
ehatterer) b|ta of bone woro removed. |
thrd^la but littlo hope that he wlll bo
ablo to see again.
? .I", '? -.??-, ?...' -i
Tottey?Mr. Ca rt hy,
IBpor.lal to Tho TIpieo-Dlapatch.J
TjTNCnBURO, VA-. Daccmber :t.~.Tos<!PU
F. Tolley and Ml?a Arin Muyd McCarthy,
daughter of Mr, and 51m VV. U. McCarthy,
wevo iiKirrteil yesterday nrternoon Ht thq
xcBldanca of Bev. |. T. .lacobg, the offclatinir
mlnlator. They lart Immadialely aflerwarda
(or a vlalt wlth relutivos ln Clirton Korso,
after whlch they wlll ro?ldo here. '
Toachera Vlalt Lyncliluirg s,lu,ol?. j
rSpm-l?l to Tlm Ttiaes-OlKpatrli.J '
bTNCHBURO, VA- t)?combvr IH.-Superln
trurieii'. I". T. Atkhifoii. r.inn'i Inii-nclont nf
tlio public gchonla eC I'rim-i- l-Muunl county,
and twenty uschcrs frorn hla nchoola paid
a vlalt to the pubiii- school) of thia dty
to-day. Tho vlalt waa for gtejiic muthodi
used in tho varjoua u;hoob of tho city. :
New Cliy Orricera Quallfy. !
[Spaoiat to Tbi- Tlm??-t?>?patch,.l
kY.VCHBUHCl. VA.. IHceml.cJ Sl.-City
Trea(ur*r tl.- P. Adami, Clty Bej-goaut ?. H,
Johnion, Hl*h Constabla n. B. <1code aud
Commouwealth's-Attornoy B. p. i'ancoy, all
of whom wero ro-elcctad lusL Novarobcr for
tarma ot fuur yuarn. Imvo. quaiinod ln tha
Corporatlon court tor tlio nqw tcrm whl'-'h
bcRlns January l.
'IWASlliiSO
WftSBESSIEDEVCIE
Goqld's Lawycrs May Make This
Defense; Wedded Actor,
Is Claim.
TQURED WEST WITH HIM
Plamtiff in $300,000 ^uit, How
ever, Says lt Must Be
Another Girl.
NEW YQHK. December 21?Tho
ateorneya for Frank J. Oould, who
was sued by Bea8le De Voe. the Fred->
orleksburg, Va., actrcaa, for 1200,000
for breach of promWe, hav? recelved
information that a Besale De Voe
toured the Weet aa a Mra Bwor" ln a
vaudevllle team whlch dld a BOft shoe
dance. At that ttme she was known as ?
the wlfo of Bwor, and no. amount of
Inqulry oould flnd a reeord of dlvorce. j
they eay. ]
Dfspatchep from Omaha, coupled with !
an interviow wlth Mlas De Voie. only
serve to render tho caao more porplox.
ing. The aispatchee atato that Mra
Swor. of tha 8oft ahoe act, waa Itnown
ln the WeM not only as Mlaa De Voe.
but alao aa Mlss Van Dorn, the name
hy whlch the young woman who la
aulng Mr. Oould ia Known off tho atage.
"Oh. U la an awful mUtahel" ex
clalmed tho plalntlff in tho actlon
agalnst Mr. Gould, aa soon aa aho
heard tho story. "That Besaic.De Voe
la not me. I apeU my name wlth an
V tt ia only another Qf those torrlble
rumora which are heing clrculated
about me to hurt me. tn tlme they
all wlll bt poven talae,"
Gould Attorney TnlUa,
Whether or not the Gould lawyers
?will make the aoft-ahoe danolng team
m?tt?r any partof tho defenae of the
mllltonairo aa eho^tng there could be
no branch of piomtao actlon lf the *c
treab had never been divoroed wa? aels
ed oi ono attorney yestetday. ue aaid:
"Wo have heard of a 3easlo De Voq
who appeared on the atage aa tho -wife
of an actor, I don't thlolc U wlll bo
necesaary, however, to use thls aort ot
evidonce, Tho oourta havo held that
a woman haa no claim for damages
ln a broach of promlse ault, lf she
knowa the man ln tho oaae la marrled.
lt also makes no dlfference in such
ap actlon whether tho man Intonda
to get a dl\oroe, oreven Ifadlvoree la
pendlng,"
W. W. Colea, managor of the Trao*?
dero Theatre, ln : Oraaha, when the
6wor team waa pUylag thoro, aaid:
"I ramember tbe couple woli. They
got 850 a weoU: That waa back In
isps. Whlle here Besete Van Dorn,
or Beaale De Voe, atul har partnet
Swor. had many quarrola that threat
ened to break up the show. She fua?.
ed and fumed so mu.oh wlth har hua
band that we were foroed nnally to
glva them aoparate dresalnga rooraa.
?Thelr Act a JofcC*
"Tholr aot waa a joke for those
behind the scenea. On tho stage Mra.
Swor was sttppoaed to fall on Swor's
neck, and gWo hlm Iwo'ov threo klaaes.
Off the atago we oould hardly get the
two to look at each other. From
Omaha the owors wont to Chlcago."
Bocauee of a strenuoua day Chrlat.
moa shopplng, the aotrasa who wanta
8200,000 heart balm from Mr. Gould
reached har apartmonta too tlrod to
talk much about detaila. But she dld
eay:
"1 havo heard of thls team of Swor
and Dc Voe, but let mo say that I
havo had nothlng to do wlth lt. ?
have never mot any Swor ln my llfe."
Thop it waa auggested that Managor
Colo, of the Trocadero, says that tho
? Beasle De Voo who dancod there was
also known aa Beseln Van Dorn.
"That la all a feart'ul mlatake," ox
clatmed tbe aotress. "Whon will peo?
ple got tlred of ua-ylng horrld things
about mo? Why. that Trooadoro ls a.
burleaque house, l would never thlnU
of golng Into ettoh a placa. I would
not even sl( ln the audltorlttm, to say
I nothlng of golng on the atago there."
'?JK'evar ninrrlod. Indeed Not.M
"Whore ware you playlng at that
tlme?" waa aakod.
"Now, pJeaae don't let's talk about
thls any more." ahe ploaded, "Perhaps
I ought not to aay aa mueh as I have.
But U is my naturo to apeak out whon
thlnga ui'e aaid about me. r. want
everybody tu know that,
."I am absolutely justltlcd ln brlng
Ing thls breach of promlae suit asalnst
Mr. Gould, 1 elneeroly boUoved he
was to make mo hls wlfe."
"Aud you havo nevor been marrled?"
"Indood, notl" repllod tho ?aotreas,
wlth an urgent omphasla on tho "not,"
STJiriiiTiLLS RUSHED
Bmployca Wlll Not 1(3?? tbe Vatiat Te?i
I'tuUilnj-a. ,
PITTSBURG. PA.. Docombar 34.?The
LTnltod Statea St<?al Corporatlun will
glve ita thouaanda of ernployea fn the
Pittsburg dlatriot a Chriitmaa present
tn addltlonal work- Not ln years havo
tho ordor booka. of the corporatlon
mtlls beon sjo orowded in mtdwipter us
now, and notioe'e Aveve poetod at all the
? lai'go. mllla liv 'TTomestend, Braddoolc
j| und other wuiuu thls afternoon thnt
We dlaanr* <to isscprraaa ?ugi? appsre
ci&fcitagi ifoy ttlh? ?'Oua0dl?!rfic? "ira
pcjs^dl. in nns ffoir ft!h? year cfloasrag^
andl ^Ssaift <tw evsiry ?(rifoirS wsilflb? &?.
?uTi<$iri& fclh? fFaivtoir ?if yomif fftujtair? patron?
age Wo Triak you hoal^ihi, Imppitaeas;
V<?yy Ssimeeirdly.
only forty.elght hflurs would bo al?
lowed for ChriaAroa-e polidays, ln?.tn.i-.i
of tho usual l?n iiavn to whlch the
men have heen accustomed.
Tho Jones * Laughlln inwests have
also glven tho men notlec that tlicy
wlU not. got the ueual holldayH. Tweri*
ty tbomand worbmen In tha coho re
g|on? havo also been, natlfled that they
wlll get only thli'ly-slx houra off,
owlng to tho ruah ln ocders.
DRUNKEN MAN EXCUSED
Curloua t?w ReBnrdlog?*Ahntdve nnd
Iiidecent i,t|nirimBc.
FATJ3B8QNi N, J-. peoember 21.--.
Py decision of the Court of f>mn\on
Pleaa here yoeterday a drunHon man
who utters ofCeuMvo and indecent \nr\*\
f uage rjommlts no Qffe.n?!.. whoreas a |
sober man uttoring tho samc languaga {
ls gulity of ? mlHdemeanor.
The oplnlon was glven, lu tho casej
of WUUam Champln, who was grtplg-;
Ingly dlacharged by tho court. and;
with the oomment that. thougp 'he ln*
tent ot the iaw aa lt stands is obsoure,
Its e(T?ct l? olear'y ridiculou* nt\d
should be reinedled elthor by repeaj
or amcndmont oc tho statute.
i.ynchhiirg Jlnsonn Bleet OIRcct*.
l/YNCHBUKO, VA., December 21-?*
The HIM Clty Lodge, A., P. and A. Mv
has uleoted tha t'ollowlng offioers for
the onsulng term: Jdastor. S. O- H*m
nar: seplor warden. .1. P. Harv-ev-,
junlor wanlon. C. L. Pemott: treasu?
rer, T. N- Pavls: secrotary, W- P< T-<
Walker; sonlov doacoti, F. >l, Tkfanl.S*
lunior deagon, H. G. Morgan; cb.apl&lru
Rev. I?. B. HIU; mer. A- ?? Soatwrlf ht.:
>'ew Uoll Tejepboqe oirectory m
|o prerja; aooni There aro wore tn?
11,000 telephones ln u?e in Htehmoud,
lf you nre not a subserlber, c?ul M??
maungcr to-d?y und controct fqf (er
vlce.
MERRY XMAS
Qyeen Quality Shoe
HQFHEIMER'S
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We Greet You
With the, Compliments
oftheSeason
May a Merry Christmas, fiUed with all the good />*
things of the seasou, be yours, and may the New Year Yt \
be crowded with' prosperity and happiness. [ {
Also, let us thank you for your exceedingly liberal A
trade during the year. and to assure you that the UtUe kS
store that savcs you money, and which is located on the H
wrong sido of Broad Street, thus enabling us to ahare w
our profiu with you, will be glad to servc you in the fY\
futurc- Y)
SUTflERLAND & CHERRY |
To friends and patcons we wish a Christmas of purest
joy, And we tender thanks for your liberal buying of
Furs.
Chas, Haase &Sons?
FURRIERS,
207 East Broad Street, ??> - Richraoad, Va.
Here's a Merry Christmas toYou
You will certainly have it if your
house is heated with our coal
City Coal Company,
Lombardy and Broad 29th and Dock
,?A Merry Christmas to You...
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And a New Year rich in prosperity and happiness.
Accept our thanks for your generous patronage and
good-will.
C. LUMSDEW & SON,
Jewelers.
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