The Richmond Virginian., December 08, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Page THREE, Image 3

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DENY BUT m
WERE SNUBBED
DIFFERENT VERSION GIVEN OF
CALLING OFF OF PASEDENA
SOCIAL FUNCTION.
PASEDKNA. CAL.. Dor. 8.-Reports
that PaSedenti socletV women had
snubbed tin officers <>f the Japanese
training squadron in the harbor here
by refusing to dance with the subjects
of the Mikndo or to mingle with them
socially were declared fulst to-day by
persons who received Invitations to the
dance.
The dance was scneduled for i’ccein
i-ei u and maity prominent women
promised to attend, but the alTnlr was
c.tlb (I o.’T because it conflicted with
an invitation previously accepted by
■■ ro. commanding the fleet,
Hid hi- staff. On Monday, December
• ■ ■ i ■ ta id a reception aboard
thi flagship Annma, inviting a imuibei
oi visitors to Inspect tl\o vessel, but
ui arrangements t..r dancing were
made on that invasion.
“OLD SLEUTH” AND
“CaKIhR” CLASH
WASUINKTOX, O. C.. Dec. 8.—
".Mi k ( arter" and "old sleuth will
•arry their rivalry Indore tin lnter
atuo Commerce Comma sion irt the
hearing ot th< . omplaint of the pub
lish'd of "tild Sleuth" against th •
Adams, th t n»t• . 1 Stales, the Wells
Fargo, and .National Express compa
nies.
Tin Arthur Westbrook Company, of
Clet elanu. <>h|o, to-day charged that
marked partiality is shown by the
defendant companies t >»ard Street
and Smith rlo i hronetcl. rs of the
"doings ot Nick Carter
Vc-ordlnu to the p tltlomrs, the
lb.- e, nt • dittons of "Nick f'arter'
yellow back., are shipped I .road cast
to the waiting youth of the land, at
the rate of l < out p.-r pound, w hereas
the \V. sthrook Company ip required
to par the regular m*rehandise rate,
for shipmi nts of the talcs of "Old j
South."
DEPOSED SULTAN i
MM LDSt MONEY
COl liT OIUU U.S 1VWK TO H KN
OVUt l Oliir.M; WUH If VOl \(.
TV'ftKs UIIJ SKl/.i:.
I' U f v I, f N I >* ' \r-disl Hum!
Su :fan t*f Turkey, j#r*0>,*1.n] ^
'•‘id r t !»*♦ '.'•&*> of th*- gr* ater
parr of )\\h h(**j*M fortune throng is
t - .0 ti.*r. of the Supremo < our? of th*
1 m»*. r». u a * •. r <*ra**r#?d t to* lYnji**rul
l<*nk of I > r i n to pay to \boul te.
s. • iOJujl'i W ‘}1<U; ho depO«}t«*d ;n ’ : *'
bank soverul yeat* It i* conoid-,
P*o-„ ’ ' l 4 . .«• ^ ••sing 1 nrK
w:ii thi* money the moment it ^
r* ' • <n to the ■!» rub r
The bank had refill (i tv* turn over
the money on the ground that At <
clu, r* »jut "t j-,r it was f’*r » d by
the V-oin*; Turks. wh< wanted to g< t
the fortune v. h» re th«*> eoulil la;.
*-ir hands on St.
The bank. ar<u«d that a* the order
ivhbh A’rflul gave f r the withdrawal
t-i hi* funds did n**t hear th* $eeret
tseaj that had h« • n agreed up'»n l*
rv■ ei*n ih(Mn. t \v.*a * ertain that the
*rd» r bad i i en ».i laito i through du
ra .*.«•’ Th»- Supreme <*ourt d«u bled that
the ord*: w avalid am! tx r* Tin* gen
ii iu» signature of the royal depositor
ind most honored drspito what,
might heoonn* < : th» fortum- rmohe
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Geo. W.
Anderson
& Sons,
215 East Broad Street.
Useful Gifts
for the
Holidays
Persian Rugs
A IK-.iut iftil assortment to
select from. < omc in and
look them over.
Axminster Rugs
Special for Xmas, size
3x6 ft., choice
$3.48
Portieres
Ideal gift. See our spec
ial $5.00 ones; all colors.
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Lace Curtains
From 75c to $50.00 per pair.
See our line from $3.00 to
$5.00 per pair.
Carpet Sweepers
Anderson’s
Carpet House
“I have coughed and coughed
until my lungs are sore and
weak.'* Go at once to your doc
tor. Do not delay another hour. Ask him all about Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral. T. i take It or not as he says.
WILLIAMS’ PRIVATE SANATORIUM
. < 'I-' ! I< * VI'! ' i < » ‘ M l • »' M U i s\| V \ i » | «|< I < ,S
^ M ’ \ U \ I I h I I II >! •,< . I • 11' M \ I l \ \ i > I i \ r \ 1 i '1 \ I I I ‘. I -
B. B. WILLIAMS, M. D„ Greensboro, N. C.
Christinas at Lumsden’s
This old established firm announces the completeness of Its
SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF
HOLIDAY GIFTS
of rare beamy and design wrought In GOLD, SILVER AND PRECIOUS
METALS, ARTISTIC CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS W ARE, SILVER
DEPOSIT AND ART GOODS.
Watches, Diamonds and Precious Stones
If you are unable to inspect our stock write for one of our Illus
trated catalogues. It trill t>r mailtii to you without cost
C. LUMSDEN & SON, Inc.
•JEWELERS TO THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE"
731 EAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA
Capital, $500,000 Surplus and Profits, $300,000
American National Bank
OCR STEADY GROWTH TELLS ITS OWN STORY
Accounts of l irms, Corporations and Individuals arc
respectfully solicited.
3 per e'ent. interest paid on savings accounts. Compounded twice
a vear.
OFFICERS
OLIVER J SANDS. President < HAS K. WINOO, V.ce-President
t\ M. t C AMP. Yico-I’resident O BAYLOR illLI.. Cashier
WALLER holla DAY. Vast.. Cashier D. \\ DI RRETT. W'. t'ashier
MRS. EDDY’S SPOUSE WAS
HELD AS PRISONER HERE
Captured by Meshy's Guerillas, Dr. Daniel Patterson Served
Time in Richmond Basti.c Until Wife Procured His
Release After Determined Pfforts
I i. J'.ii; . : r.ittf th* s* >nd
h. j* mil ■ Mr*-. -Mery naki : i*
InuiiU' r i'f liit- 0 tiristian S ..iencv
itiiii.fi. «Hm tiled several day*
H.1S.1 |)ti>. !liT ..I Will- ill 1.1 »<!<>• t riSM.'ll.
Uichniotut. mien his wile t>c*.in i.i
ai .w iniit the mysb-rbs <*f tn* tuitli
i un utter being tu.uoii ■ a. .'ui'.ni
spinal tr .nil.io mrougn hypti -n treat
ment.
Vv not tic "ar •: a ■• ti th«* X-’rth
mi.i th ’ r-k ...a l>r. I'jt'.-ro -t..
lliip'.iflu . t.'i.iV'tl. liftii d.-..vlo.i 1
-».i. ctiuiri wanted «.» g*-t into .»* ti• • n
mi.i in. l..«t ii” 11in. n. iiii; ■■■n
nohiltttioK w<-r* do iurcii. Ho w.-tit to
Washington. witness ■ .1 ike ; r.-t <attic
■ t tin) lliiti to* on* io 11.. throng
Kill'll pressed out if.m trio nation.i,
i. ipital .uni Kas ituiiii prisoner ;■>
•lj i..£»■ • i* guert w UlS. t lo u .is :n i bs* ■
at * tutik *v 'i **rol sent t-i i.ii*i’>
l risen. HU wnt* received word tr«m
nliis. ami ii. p| it!o* as mio 11 as, lor sn.
n ttf poor •>: puts*' ami |.r in ph* -
*1. at S*:r. tufUi. She trn It t*. obtain n..
roloaso.
Untie r* adlng a bundle o! old !* t
:* n. lrotn turn on. day Kite rime mam
in h tin it Mi a**.* urged to consult
i “1 >r. 1 httiiMs 1'. kp.miiny. h In. n.o.
:heu advertising luinseii at 1'ortlanu,
Mo., at* a tin ms.' in and hypnotic in-a -
*r i i tht* Mi'S. When ltr. l'attor*»n
lias null lor ho tiait mn o oven mkou
:hr practitioner to . onie down to Coti
orii t" treat lus v.tio, t*ut the nogo
dutlun* had l oon trullloss.
Hail innung l-utUi.
Sin derided to an sin her husband
Had ii tailed, and thus she • anio t.
■vhat might to nailed tin turn lute !><din
d' her life. Sin was thou forty-on*
rears id use. an invalid so trail n,
ihysitfUe that she oould scarcely walk
»nd yot *hi ha t an abiding tmth tlia.
n Moltto main.• r site Mould be healou
hrougn divine ugemy.
1’hlticR; }'. yummy iva« a HaeK
slntth in Portland when If witness* u
.ho demonstration of si iravolins
n n. h ^hypnotist. Charles Doyen 1.
runic. tie took lessons ot hint anu
rad learned something id n hut ho
ai’od “eleetrieal psychology" from
mother dabbler into m temith my»te
' lo., na mi'll I <od. His own theory
oas si hodge-podge In which his own
gnoranco v.a-- a predominating jn
trodlent. Nevertheless, this man had
ljpnotii- power, and after a brief so
ies of treatments he was aide com- i
detel.v to restore Mr*. Kdily t<> health, i
the celebrated her recovery t.y oil alo
ng tip 123 steps at th.' State House j
itid returned t<* her Now Hampshire :
tome in 1862 with the glory of life In
lor cheeks.
. Hestored to Health.
Mrs. Kddy believed that Ood had
vrouglu this oure tutd was surprised \
0 find that Qulmby was practically ‘
in agnostic. She had lost fear anil
he foreboding sense which hung over I
ter. With confidence was renewed,
'he took up the battle for her htts
mnd'H release, went to Washington
md won it. Then she devoted her
eif to trying to account for the cure ‘
vhieh hail been accomplished In her :
•Me by the man who hud been de
louneed by many as an imposter and ;
1 charlatan.
She studied Quimliy’s crude and cm- |
ilrieal methods and wrote about them I
n lengthy papers. This is on con
roverstal ground, for the fo' owers of [
•frs. Eddy maintain that shw htrnlsh
d writings which were later ascribed I
o I>r. Quimby. while, on the other*
land, it has been asserted that Quim
>y himself was the source of the in- i
piratton. The evidence seem* clear, ,
lowever. that Mrs. Eddy was the au- I
.hor of certain metaphysical writ- '
ngs of this period, In which appear
ihonetically spelled Interlineations by I
he blacksmith-hypnotist.
Woodmen Prosperous.
Examiner T. M. Hobson, of the
>tato Bureau of Insurance, who went ,
o Illinois with Insurance ofitciuls of
ther States to examine the books ot
he Modern Woodmeh of the World, I
fraternal insurance organisation, has j
»turned to Richmond and reported
I* eoaUty to be In a most flouristUng *
rendition Th* r« j>*»rt whown.r the
**v * ifent shape in which -Mr. H >»!*•.» n
t sad the M. < >. T U' wUl bt» in
>rporat* «i in th*- report!* t** » made
ii.ur I >«*« « m >>*-r 1.
MAKES HEALTH TALK
01 WAYNESBORO FOLK
MAH III Aim 1 -OMM1.SMOM--.H
iii:ui i k> i.kcti hi: in moi n
TAIN TOWN.
I >r. Kihii .m Williams. Slat, health
<'imniirsi.HH'r. returned to Klchmond
Wednesday afternoon from Waym-s
bbro. iiliiTr hi l-i Hired Tuesday night
• n general h* alth matters He re
; - rts tti.it hf wns given tile closest i
attention anil will doubtless he pr->
IiH«- ..f good result!*
It appears that Wayn-sboro has
fluently I < i n through an epidemic of
diphtheria, and it was th* desire of
the officials to ha\e Jar. Willlarna visit
the place anil give the people the
email i.f his i xpert knowledge and
■ xperi* nee in the shap of a special
talk.
As? tstam Health t'enimissioiii i Al
ii W. I'rf email . left Wednesday
morning for l.toydtnn to conier with j
his hookworm erperts. who haw been
wo rkitig that »e< lion. It Is understood
•hat the campaign against tills para- j
Ite which raps mail s vitality ia mak-i
ing great progress in Me* klenhnrg j
and adhti .-m counties, where it Hour- i
ties on human victims as it does in j
few other sections of the State.
Koydton, th*- county seat of Meck
lenburg. is the present headquarters
of the experts.
JACK ABERNATHY
QUITS HIS JOB
WASHINGTON l>. Deo S.~
"Juek" Abernathy, the wolf catcher,
* f Oklahoma. resigned Wednesday
as I'nited States marshal after a ses
* Ion of about twenty minutes at the (
department of justice.
"I asked them to tire me, but they j
wouldn't." said Abernathy, "so v went!
downstairs and resigned. The charges
against me were absolutely false, but
I whs just tired of the whole busi
ness and kicked out”
Abernathy was appointed by his
hunting friend, Colonel Hoosevelt.
The charges, which were not of a i
* elminal nature, were not made pub- i
lie.
SALE OF WOODWORK
BY THE COVENANTERS
The Junior Covenanters. Company
Vo. 1. will hold their annual Christmas,
sale of woodwork, wreught-iron work,
burnt wood, etc.. Friday afternoon and
night, December 9. in the chapel of the
Record Fresbyterinn church, corner 1
Fifth and Main streets.
Special attention is called to the fact ‘
that the sale will not extend through
two days this year, an heretofore, and >
< very one is requested to bear this In ■
mind. The boys have outdone them
selves this year and there will be an
rmazing display of Christmas gifts for
aale.
DR. MIMS DELIVERS
SPLENDID ADDRESS, i
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINSTON-SALEM. N. C, Dec. 8.—
Dr. Edwin Mims, of the University of
North Carol'na .delivered a splendid
lecture to the North Carolina Libra
rians' Association Which is in session
here ax the Salem Academy- Memorial
hall, last night. A large number of
prominent librarlanse from all pert*
of the state are here end a splendid
program has been arranged.
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in EXPECTS
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jit’ MEXICAN bkvoi.i TION SIX'
j IEKIJS MAYS HK W1H, BE SEC
BETAHY OF STATE.
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LOOKS TO CONGRESS
AM. LEGAL MEATS WILL HE KA
UAI STED TO PREVENT KATBAUI
tion or editor vhkest
El» roH DIAZ GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON*. Dec. 8.—Admitting
not oniy Hi<u nu is Jt revoiuituuiBi, out
IIIHI I tV OApeCtS lO IHl Ml'xKUII B«crv
, i«.y oi stuie it tne regime "t l'resl
co-ttt ijiu z is o\ertnrowu, .N'tmtr Juan
oancriez Azcona, in jhii Here penning
t.vtiaoilion proeceuings, uis uasuu nun
self ana ms cuse ui uetail in an in
terview w imh tne L linen I're.-ts sv- j
cured to-uuy through me ini' my oi
a ispanian interpreter and a personal j
trieuu i t tne prisoner.
Semuiiems -Mil • liilW.
Azcoha aaiu no was eoiinuunt tiiat j
the t lllu o Wales wouiu r« mse to ae
ccue to me nvinanus ot .viexico, ana j
mease nun w mull a week. ms 111
■ ar 1*1 ateai nas m n*» v. ,.-e cMiiea m.i
revolutionary sentiments. lie inu
mau 'i mat me * use oi in*' revoluilon
ims was being utiellue.! i<> more suc
uo Ulan me Mexican government ai
ii us me new s uispatctie.e to tne out- ,
mite worm to man at*-.
Heal lees Hunt lu'iunl Means.
He iihs a tun realization ot what
might happen were he to ne sent oack
to Mexico—an eloquent shrug of nts
enouniers wits, his repiy to a question
of w nut wnuiil oe uone to him.
' it is h*-i ause of political reasons
entirety that i halt in tn arreeteu,
raid lie. speaking In Spanish. "The
enargv that l oDtaineu money under
tuisi pretenses tr ansurd. l Know tnls.
J nope, too, mat tne t’nited State*
wiil treat me fairly. l or these two
reasons t am jiositiv e that 1 w in be out
of this place within a. week—two
weeks at tin- most."
In t omt* triable l^uaru*r*.
Azcona is confined in a cell more
like a living room than a place or
Incarceration. It is l«rg« and well
lighted ny two windows opening on
tne prison lawn. It has wooden doors
and is comfortably furnished. Sup
plied w ith books and . igarettes by
Sei.or Madero, brother of me head of
thi revolutionists, and In Senor Fer
nandez. another prominent revolu
tionist. Azcona to-day smoked and
read, and waited for the habeas cor
pus [iri . idlings which w ill be started
by his attorneys as s"*n as the Mex
b an kov ernmeut .takes its next definite
Mf p.
K«*l> on i oivm’S' for Aid.
If court prm eeuings fall, his friends
expect a "ngr*s*lonBi inquiry, pre
paration for which is ahead;, under
w ay.
I am m yatl, but I am not un
comfortable," said Az. na. Natur
ally l would rather be out I have
. Igarette*. books and my thoughts.
For th- unpleasantness of being m
-prison 1 have the satlsfa tion of Know
ing that 1 am saving 1 y expenses at
the hotel."
Ascona laughed heartily at his own
.•ke. then lit a t Igarette. and con
tinued:
i.vpicts to He seiTOlary of sue.
"1 di* not d* i that I am a revo
lutionist. If tin revolutionists suc
• c*-d I expect to . secretary state
in Mexico. It must not he thought,
eitlu r. that mj party has i eux-d its
* (tort*. News dispatches are riot al
ways encouraging, but the present
government exercises a rather rigid
censorship the news that comes
to this country.
"I was n<*t particularly surprised at
m arrest, although I am surprised
at the charge against me. But they
can't hold me. The charge is ab
solutely untrue, and my attorneys nil!
prove that when the proper time
comes.”
Azcona speaks Spanish French,
Forman and Italian, hut knows no
F.ngltsh. He was educated in Kurope
and served as a journalist and as a
congressman In M« xioo.
INDIANS MASSACRED
BY 1I0RSE THIEVES
HASHTNGTI'N I>. O.. I Vi S The
reported massacre of tourteen Indians
In Rlk county. Nevada, by whit' horse
thieves is being investigated to-day
by the department of Justice to de
termine whether the department lias
any Jurisdiction In the matter.
Enables an ordinary cook to make ; \
extraordinarily good “goodies.” 't
Baking Powder has more to do witl
successful housekeeping than most peopl ^
suspect. ti
If you are minus good cooking, adi [,
GOOD LUCK to your grocery list. h
At your grocery store.
The Southern
Manufacturing; Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
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Steward M.
Woodward.
I Woodward & Son,
Lamber, Laths, Shingles,
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Saab, Bllnda and Doors.
Yards and Puddings Corering
Ten Acres.
Main Office: Ninth and Arch Sts.,
Madison Ward.
Branch Office: Fourth and Stock-f
ton. Washington Ward. I
The largest and best assorted stock I
in the Bute. I
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DREYFUS & CO.
A Great Challenge Sale of
Suits and Dresses To-Morrow
We call it “A Challenge Sale,” because we actually invite you to compare and equal (if you can) these
WONDERFUL SUIT and DRESS VALUES
These sales represent further purchases from overstocked manufacturers by our New York Buying
Organization, and IF YOU HAVE NOT ATTENDED OCR RECENT SAFES, DO SO.
400 STREET AND EVENING FROCKS
7 hie sale include• ail mr onn
regular *'od: aj high-grade suit* ur
t cell a* many errin' underprised
purchases.
All finer Suits are proportion
ately reduced in price.
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Worth $20, $30. $40 aid $50
Will be sold Friday and Saturday as
follows:
100 Dresses at $5.00
100 Dresses at $10.00
100 Dresses at $16.50
100 Dresses at $24.50
There are three distinct classifica
tions:
1st—-Dresses for Street and Practi
cal wear.
2nd—Dresses for Afternoon Recep
tions and Dinners.
3rd—Dresses for the Dance and
Theater. t
Materia/s- Silk-Lined Voiles and
Nets. Marquisettes. Chiffons, Series
and Aeolians, Novelties and Checks.
700 SUITS
PLAIN TAILORED AND NOVELTY'
EFFECTS.
Adapted from French models.
Worth $25, $30, $35 to $45
<k> on sale Friday and Saturday as
Follows:
100 Suits at $7.00
200 Suits at $14.50
100 Suits at $19.50
200 Suits at $29.50
201 EAST BROAD STREET
Serge*. 1 Vacated-*, Boudet, Diago
nal*, Chrnati, Broadcloths, Zibelincn
and mixtures in all tires. Altera*
linns at rod.
AJI finer Evening Dresses and
Costumes proportionately re
duced.
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DR. WOOTEN’S DEPARTURE
CAUSES GREAT REGRET
iSpciUt! !i» The Richmond Virginian.)
TRINITY COLLKGK. IM'RHAM.
V. C. Dec. S.—Every one hern w as
nlct'ii by surprise whan it was learned
hat R- .. John Wooten, of the de
partment of Biblical literature, had
:.een s-n; to a charge lii the North
aroilna Conference. He goes to Grace
Methodist church at Wilmington. N.
there he supplied during the summer
’or Kev. Thomas A. Smoot, while the
alter was away on a trip to Kurope.
Die college authorities when seen were
o able to give any light upon the mat
er. Professor Wooten knew nothing
.>* tin change when he left for Klixa
•eth City last week to attend Confer
ee- and the rows of his appointment
.me as a surprise to the college com
nunitj.
Thi depnrtim of Profess..r Wooten
eaves vac.itu the chair of Biblical lit
ratur« ivt Trinity College. an.! It is
ct kown as yet what steps will be
aken by the < ■-liege nor who will
ake his place.
Genera! regret is fel* among the
acuity and the student body because
• f Professor Wooten's departure. He
s a strong man and will be greatly
nissed her. The professor is fully
lompetent of filling any pastorate in
he entire Conference.
IEAVY LOSSES IN
AFRICAN FIGHT
PARIS Dec. 8 —Thirty-five killed,
Ixty-nir.e wounded and eighteen miss
Ig represents the French losses in the
attle of Drijele. in French West fvtri
a. according to an announcement to
attle was fought on November 5>th.
ne French column, under Lieutenant
olonel Moll being opposed bv tt,. c-.m
.ned forces of toe nuitans of ‘ >u.ulal.
lessh&lit and Doudsuursb. Twentv
ight sharpshooters, two commissioned
nd five non-c. mmissioned onicers
ade up the killed on the French sine,
he natives' losses are reported as s*v
ral t mes heavier.
nu gkt THP.in
MONBY FOH CHRISTMAS
Spe. ial to The Richmond Virginian.)
UO.-lNt'KK, VA., Bee. i». -Ot-cern*
f-r 2<t will bo pay day for the Nor
.dk and Western Railway. The 24th
f each month is usually the day for
istributlon of checks, but the 20th
as been selected this month, in order
iat the men may ha.. their money
t time to provide for the Christmas
olidays.
Hejrtasoplw Choose Officers.
Officers for the ensuing year were
lected Tuesday night by Heplasoph
onclave. No. 162. I. O. H.. as foi- 1
tvs: Past archnn. A. LB. Vonderlehr;
rchon, Frank A. Bliley; provost, John
mrhein; iirelate, James H. Lamn
m; Inspector. Frank Merrick; war- ;
er, George A. Allen; senalnel. WII
am Bril). Trustee*-—W. T. Tyrer.
.Tlllam tVord and L. Amrheln. and
-presentative A. L. Vonderlehr. with 1
>hn H. Llnneman. as alternate.
LC.T.U AIM) TD DRVE
DRINK FROM CDRNEll
PHAt A WOMEN HAVE HU B DI-I
HKCTEO AT I'NIVEHMTV
CITV RKSUHT8.
ITHACA, X. Y., Doc. Those stu-j
»nts of Cornell University who oc-;
iilmsUr drop In the Dutch kitchen of
i« AJkuun&rn er other well-known *tu-1
! dent resort* to net a drink now and \
then were startled to learn to-day
ft af the Irx al W. C. T U. will have in
- troduced into the legislature at Albany ,
! this winter a bill which will malt® lr a
orlrne to sell Intoxicants within a ra
dius of four niUen of any college or a
i university supported by the state.
As the? new state college or agrlcul- j
ture is located In the heart of Cornell
! University. arid Ithaca is but a small 1
• U>\ the bill would wipe out every i
drinking place and Student resort in |
town, and the members of the \V. C, T. j
T.\ rrankly admit that the bill is prin- :
cipaliy aimed a? this city.
CAVALIERI WILL
TOUR THE COUNTRY
UARIS, Dec. fc.—Within the uext two!
weeks Mm« Lina Cavalierl Chanler
expect® to sail for New York, where #h<
wul begin u three months theatrical
enfragement. With this positive dccia j
ration of her intention to-day. the note<l ■
diva set at rest the rumors that nho j
had been "bought vff'* b% members of
the family of her husband, Robert \V.
Chanter. from whom she has separated. ;
Mm** Cavalier! Chauler intimates !
that she would not only sing in New
York, but would aUo appear In a num- j
her of other American cities, She d» j
riled tha: a friend <*f the Chanter fain-)
Uy had s< nt a chfrk for $45,000 to re- j
lmbarse her should she abandon nor j
contemplated trip.
DEATH OF PROMINENT
VIRGINIA EDUCATOR
\Yt >oI*ST< >OK, V V . 1 >*<. 8.—Profes
sor ('....per Schmitt. dun of Partly
I’nlv, rxit.v ..f Tt nnessrr. died suddenly •
Tuesday at six I- M , a: his home in ■
Knoxville. H- was formerly of Wood- |
stork H< a as a son of tin* late It.
Schmitt, \ M of tiio 1’niverslty of Vir
ginia. Hi is survived by his widow and i
two sons. I'.erney and Kalph. of Knox- i
ville, and one sister. Miss 1„ Virginia I
Sohmltt. of this (dace The body was j
brought to his old hi me tn Woodstock !
Thursday The funeral services will
be froiti his sister s home Friday.
1>KI>U ATIOV WMVHtSAHV
VT TEMPI.E BETH AHABAII
Next Friday, the i'th instant, will
tie the ,«i\th anniversary of ihe *i*Mi
ration of the handsome synagogue of
Beth Ahabah congregation, on West ■
Franklin street The congregation
usually take* note of this anniver
sary by a special servl • . There will
he some splendid music rendered by
the regular eh dr, assisted by the i
('iP-rat Society of the congregation.
They will render the hymn "Praise ■
the laird," by Kandeggei. The music,
will be under th,- direction of Mr.
Moses May. with Proto.vior Jacob
Keinhar.1t at the organ.
Or. K. V fa'lsi-h will conduct tfie
service and wilt deliver a sermon on
the topic, ‘What the Modern Syna
gogue Stands For." Service begins
at S: 16 o’clock and'the general pub-:
lie Is cordially welcome. Or. Cailsch
will also officiate at the Saturday
morning service and will preach "ti
the subject. ''Old IMcturer. in NVw
Frames." S. rvtc.s on Saturday morn
ing begin at lb:41 o'clock
AUTII.I.I m IIATTKRIES i
IN I IIMPfiTITIVr. Ukll.L.
Information governing the competi
tive drills will bi participated iu bv
tile several butteries of Virgin a field
arttller) n. vi spring has .iu.-t liven giv
en out by Major T. M Wortham, bat
talion commander and Adjutant Jen
nings • Wise.
Prizes have been offered by the fle].
ard staff ufbeers of the butt Ton. They
will be competed for by data Is to b*
•elected from the three batter es.
Each batiery will ho d its own cbm
petitive drill, ar.d will select a team
Tie's*, t i*” will then compete for the
final honors
Tha b. ttcrie* which will take part iff
the contest aru those known In military
circles as batteries A, H and O, popu
larly known respectively as the Rich
mond Howitzer*. tha Norfolk Light Ar
tillery BIvm gad Qrlmaa’ bat tar y of
Portsmouth. » -
SEVERAL ‘PROMINENT*
DOGS ARRESTER
WINSTON-SALEM. X. C.. Dec.
This city's new ordinance forbidilBf .
dugs to be in the street unless aeeoat*;
panted bv their owners is attracting
wide attention. Several have suggeeb"
ed that in view of the fact that
can outrun the officers that they should
carry numbers like automobiles >h1 |g
case the officers fall to catch them, thcg<i
• an gut their number and catch them
later. The dogs resist but can’t be
rested for resisting an officer,
have pointed out that it Is hard for
dogs to face a capital' charge «f
for being on the street. Several “J
lronr dogs ami others of lete d
have ben impounded.
URGE APPOINTMENT
OF JUDGE
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dee.
delegation representing the Delate
Har called on President Taft yeah
afternoon to urge the selection of :
trict .Judge Edward U. Bradford,
Wilmington, as a Supreme Court
tide. Senator Dupont and Repr
tive Heahl Introduced the deleg
which was headed by H, H. War
Flowers
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New biii’umg under construction,
the tteople ot Richmond.
Admirable laboratory building far
use—large, bright, convenient.
NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGi
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