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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
Bread-NIoney
back-your grocer returns
1t, If YOU don't ike any
bread of ours.
.ns Ward-Corby Co.
Bread-Noney

been teacher in the public schools
here and enjoys the respect and conf
dence of both races.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
GLIB TALKER SHINES
GIFT OF CAB is ADMITTEDLY A
CHARMING TALENT

But 1t Often Is Combined With Null.
titude of Deficiencies Which 1t but
Aids to Expose-The Real Scholar Is
Often Unable to Express Himself
Brilliantly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

Mrs. Schultz, of Charles street, will
entertain the members of AclSer Relief
Corps No. Z this afternoon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

Wash velveteen by shaking it about
in warm soap suds, rinse it thoroughly
and allow to drip dry. On no account
squeeze or wiring it. Take care to
hang it straight on the line. for other
wise it will be crooked when dry.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

Broken bits of licorice spriniled
about pantry shelves will. it is said,
Danish red ants. Borax is also useful.
the crystal and not the powder being
preferred.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
FoR THE E'wlrE.

Paint or yarnish marx on glass may
be removed rut liaislg with warm
Bamboo furHiture.-as wen as willow
and rattan. should be cleaned by.
scrubbing with salt and water. Use a
small brush for the purpose.
Glyeerin is a capital remover of cof-
fee or milk spots from white goods.
Paint the stains with glyeerin, then
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

wash out the glycerin with lukewarn
water.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

mistress shoulders. She must endure
the insults of the peevish children. She
must tolerate my 1ady's moods and
listen to my lords swear words. The
lady help must have seen at least
twenty years of better days, and the
more lachrynloSe she is the nearer sic
approaches the ideal lady help" She
may be called upon to fill an empty
chair at dinner or sweep drawing
room. Mrs. H. Rider Haggard wished
to hire one of these reduced gentle
women. but her husband said: do
that at your own risk, for I warn you
1 shall give up my chair to your up
per servant and wait on her myself
Sailor Suits in Vogue. Is
Sailor suits are the present fad in
all the fashionable .centers. and when
the cup races are ON girls of social
Importance will be seen in dainty duck
blouseS. This fashion cannot become
common this season. for the makers of
ready made gowns were not prepared
for the vogue that developed in New
port, Bar Harbor and Narragansett
Pier. All the Newport girls are wear
ing sailor suits and the sweeping col
lars may be of red, blue or pink Miss
Cynthia Roche, who always has an
original idea, is wearing her sailor
blouse without the neck piece Her
throat is exposed to the sun and in
evening dress she shows tanned
'V." To be tanned is as fashionable
as ever. and the girls at all beaches
lie in the sands merely to change their
pale winter hues for a healthy brown.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

The modern girlaaeaueaaon is in
complete unless shehas learned:
To sew.
To cook. 70
To mend. 800
To be gentle. 80 81, - =. -
To dress neatly. Z, :,
To keep a seeret,ab
To be self-reliantshD
To avoid idienesss
To respect old ags;ie
To darn stockingssye
To keep a house tidy.
To make good bread
To make home happy
TO be above gossiping.
To control her temper.
To take care of the sick.
To sweep down .cobwebs. s
To take care of the baby
TO read the very best books.
To take plenty OF active exercise.
To keep clear. of trashy literature.
To be light hearted and feet-footed.
When she has learned all this, if she
does not grow wings and fly away to a
better land, she will make some lucky
man a most excellent wife. IS,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
CLUBS AND CHARITIES.

Mrs Noble, of Victoria street, will
entertain the members of the Point
Euchre club next Tuesday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

These are the. -davs when the steplp-
tation to spend much time in the bath
tub is a great one, but women who
are nervous or weak should remem-
Der that much bathing is very de-
pleting to the system. It is the Gus
tom of many women to take three
baths day in the warnnest weather,
but this is too much and should not
be done. One bath a day is enough
unless one has been accustomed to the
cold morning bath. But warm baths
are safest for women.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian Church will
give an ice cream social on the church
lawn this evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Finke, who will
leave next week for Charles City, Iowa,
to reside, will be the guests of honor at
reception to be given tomorrow even
ing at the German Methodist Episcopal
church at ST. Paul Park.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

beg or make soneq one else do it. or
even ask anyone who is not cheerful.
Be real helpful and try to make your
without your assistance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30

thing to regret on the part of Mrs
Glyn. but it not only does not appear
to affect her, but does not seem to have
feting has anything to do with the
question. She is visiting at Newport
hurt her in the eyes of anyone. if social
and is being made much of among a
people who are certainly protctypessef
those of whom sha has, MEi ten Per-
haps she is gathering material for a
new novel. y r. - - FAsEs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
SOCIAL.

Mrs. F. A. Fogg gave a luncheon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-30
RAD Ways
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Piles SICK HEADACHE, FEMALE COM
PIAINT BILIOUSNESS. INDIGESTION
CONSTIPATION. AND ALL DISORDERS
0F TIE LIVER Csc PER BOX. AT
pRuGGISTS. OR BY MAIL. sRADWAY
& CO., SIS Elm ST.. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
Davis-Hayes.
fsnccial to The Tlrnes-Dlspatch1

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.
PALMER SPRINGS, VA, Sept. 15.-The
hospita Bile country home of Mr.. and Mrs,
George L. Hayes. Of Palmer Springs,
Mecklenburg county Va, was the scene
at high noon to-day of a beautiful mar
rage, when Mr.. W. G.. Davis. Of Peters
burg, Va, led to the altar Miss Mary l..
Hayes. of Palmer Springs. The attend
ants were Mr.. J. Brooks Davis: brother
OF the groom. best man, with Miss Helen
Mr. W. II. ftayes. Elth Miss Sarah Davis;
The party sAcitered the spacious and
tastefully decorated parlors to the step
of Mendelssohn s ! wedding march. most
charmngly rendered BY Miss Mary Davis.
Rev. j. q. Atkinson. editor OF the
Christian Sun. Elon College, N. G., per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in n handsome creation Of white
MULE en- train. and the bridesmaids wore
white organdy
tional black.
There were many handsome presents.
Immediately after the ceremony an clio,
giant and sumptuous luncheon was served
to about fifty invited guests. Tho newly
married pair loft on the northbound sea-
board train for Washington and Vlr-
ginia Beach for n stay OF some weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
.FAVORlTE BEATEN
BY KING PEPPER !: |: f: /
TOOK the Bay Shore Selling
Stake Away from Irene l7'
Lindsay.
(By Associated Press.) a

(By Associated Press.) i 81 ~
NEW YORK September 16.-Tho Bay
Shore selling stake tho fenture Of the
card at Gravesend to-day, was won by
tho z to ! shot King Pepper, with tho ia
woritc 1rcne lindsay second. King Pep
per and Ireno Lindsay raced head and
head to we'll into the stretch, where King
Pepper droW away and won, driving ny
one length. Summary: t5#
+ First ra cc-selllng; about six furlongs-
Tam O'shnnter d3 to 81 first. Cnshllinn
40 to y second. Coupterpoisc, Is to y third,
Time. i 40. Z. ','..-. Ei,.., n
Second race-flvc and n half furlongs-
The Minuteman3 III to 2o) first, Mlneola
(13 to 81 second, Tom Cod ESQ to ~ third.
Time laos 3-5.
Third rnce-tho Bay Shore, about six
furlongs-K1ng Pepper e to y first. 1rnno
Lindsay 70 to 81 second Mamie Worth
e to y third. Time, 1909 4-6
Fourth race-handlcap, ono mile ana
Acknowledgements Burch I'll to b first.
Himself q to- u second, Injunction III
to s. third. Time ! :53 3-5
Fifth race-five and one-hnlf furlongs-
Outcome us to 81 first, Burdette as to y
second, Gay Lizzette 10 to y third. Time
l: O7 3-5 8 nv {s a
Sixth race-sellIng one mile and six
teenth-Wild 4-lrate Is to y first, Lord
Turco (4to y second, McMeekin 90 to u
third. Time. It's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Beautiful Home Wedding at the Resi-
dance Of Dr.. Pole.
fSnecial to The Times-Dispatch)
" ~ Coptn N hnr l;

fspecial to The Times-Dispatch.)
HOT SPRINGS. VA, September To-
"A quiet, but pretty wedding occurred
this afternoon a .4:30 o'clock at the resi-
dence OF the we'll known physician, ~.
Henry s. Pole, when his daughter, MISS
Edith Pauline Pole, was married to DR..
Thomas Sheppard Richardson DR.. pole
has wide practice including wealthy
nattents who come here from all over tho
country, especially and Newport. and MS
daughters wedding will create wide m
terest on his own account.
Owing 70 the recent death OF the
xrooms father, the invitations were
withdrawn, except those of the relatives
and intimate friends.
The rooms were handsomely trlmnco
with golden-rod and other autumn flo"ors
and foliage. while the. dining room was
banked with roses and palms, With vines
OF smilax reaching from the chandelier
To the table corners. The ceremony was
x performed by Rev. Mr.. Cary Beckwlth'
Of richmond assisted by Rcv. John q.
Scott, The former plans of the WeodiHilS
were carried out. Miss Mary Pole, slsssr
of the bride, being maid Of honor, ana
ak OF her friends acting as bridesmaids.
The bride wore dainty gown or "hlte
liberty SATIN tulle. veil and carried q
bouquet OF Brides roses. The maid OF
honor wore yellow liberty gauze ana an
chiffon. and carried yellow roses. The
bridesmaids wore white silk null. Best
man was DR.. Van Buren, McCrea, OF
Richmond There were many handsome
presents.
The maids Of honor were: Miss Mar
garct H. Pole, Miss Eliza H. Pole. sister
of tho bride; Miss Faye Manning, Miss
Emma Woodzcll. Miss Agnes Broken
brough and Miss Emma Bracd INC
flower girls, was the brides niece, little
Miss Judith Newton Pole. and the rib
IS bon.bearers we're Masters Arminrs Pole
and Master Tate Sterrett
Tho bridal couple left on the evening
train for brief trip, after which they
will reside in Waynesboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
REFUSED#TO SELL DELMAR
Offer Of $50, 900 for Him Was Turned
Down-Accident at ReadviIIe.
(By: Associated Pres..)

+ READvlLLE. MASS, Sept. 15,---The,
racing in the second day of the Breeders
meeting at the Readville track was de-.
void Of special incident until the very last
heat, when George Starr was thrown
heavily from his sulky. Although no bones
wore broken 1t is possible that there may
be Internal Injuries. 1t was announced
during tho afternoon that w. IL. Parks,
or Clen's Falls. n. Y, the owner OF Ma
jor Delnlar had refused an offer from
e. d.. smathers, of $4,000 for the geld
ing. Summary:
Foas of 1900, trot. purse $2,ooo-I.izzie a.
won in two straight heats; Sporty, sec
ond; Lord Roberts, third Best time, 21sls.
2:20 pace, purse So,00o---Pan Michael Won
in three straight heats:fV Cascade +t,sec-
ond Hush, third, Bat tlme,z :W .S-4. sna
ell trot, purse 81 000-Mckinley won
second and third heats and race, Z, Belle
Kuser, first heat, second; Nell, Gwynne,
third. Best time. 2:07 Ia
2:1s pace. purse S1,000-Dap pine Direct
Won In two straight heats; Direct l.. sec
ond Burr Oak third. Best time. 2:13 -.
Special to beat 2:o4Y, paclng-Royal r.
Shelton, Lost. pos "a
srecial TO beat 1:14h to pole, trottlns-
Farris and Ester won. Time 212 IA.
To beat a:16h. trotting-Wild Wind won.
Time, 2:12h,
To hea{ 2:soA. trotting-- Khaki won 'f9n,
Time 2.20. ft4n 74ist re.tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
Alternating Representative.

(korGClAl 10 NC VII
CREME. VA, Sept. 15.--The registra.
tlonE for ,lNinninghanl district closed yes:
to-day Fifty-threc whites wore added
10 the list and tivo colored. making q.
total OF 363 whites and 10 colored regis.
tered voters In the district
MIR. j. WI Fowlkes. OF AIMEE
liza, county. who is opposing Mr..
Henry Z. Lee, OF holloway, for tho
House OF Delegates, claims that Motto"
way chose the representative IN the re:
cent Constitutional Convention, ana
therefore Amelia is entitled to the right
TO name the next candidate for tbs
House OF Delegates. There has been y
custom existing between the counties OF
Nottoway and Amelia ever since they
were designated a legislative district 10
alternate. In choosing q representa- TIVE.
and this has been strictly adhered 20;
and great many OF the people IN :. me-
la, as well rs in Nottoway concede Not
toway the right to name the next can.
dIdate. They do not think that because
nlrBY. A. Watson was chosen from MOI.
toway to represent tho district IN tho
Constitutional Convention that the Gus.
tom should be broken In regard 10 the
legislative district.
On the 2sth instant tho white voters
Will decide who shall be chosen to rcp-
resent them. In the next IlHgislatu De.
tween Henry E. Ice. Of Nottoway ana
]. w Fowlkes, OF Amelia county, at tne
primary election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
KlDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A sampIs Bottle Sen. FREE BY Nal

pr. Ktimer's swamp-Root, the s,,,1 s,eaa Il
kidney remedy, fulhlls every W., Wa nrin
promptly curing Kidney, BLADDER ~ h,u IL ma
acid troublss, rheumatism and p.iiai ,satar
back y corrects inability, 10 ny ! ~ hod
and scalding pain In passing II alta, V nr
effects following use Of lauo,r. " w, ~ nea
beer and ovefcofnes that vtpleasahsa ftnn
eessity OF being compelled 70 ~ ~, I'm a.
during the day and to get Up many H. ar.
during the night. The mild i aIa l - sonn
traordlnary effect Of swap-Hooe - - so q q
realized. It stands tho hghe . tos 49,, :,
wonderful cures Of tho most o'st =. e's . =
cases.
swatnp- R cot Is not recor,in enaeo NO, no1
everything, but II YOU have Kldney ,,,i nSe,,
bladder Or uric acid trouble you WI my
II Just the remedy YOU need. al, 49,.
II you need a. medicine YOU SNOWY ~. nay
tho best Sold by druggists IN hi.y.sen :
and ot1e-dollars sizes. You may MIvo 80
sample bottle OF this great kidney re on. q
swnmp-R cot and n book that te!ls -
about It and Its great cures. no.n sem M1r
absolutely free nv mall ADDRESS ~, IT.
Kilmer & Co.. Binghanton ~ =. NMe.
writing, bd sure to mention 1hnt you
read this generous offer In the 'Hlcn en-! ,',,l.
Times Dispatch" Don't make any ms
tako but remember the name swamp
Root, Or. Kilnler's Swanp-Root, ana ny
address, Bingliamton. N. T., on ev '.
bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
WRAN0LE IN CAROLINE
Division Of Q Committee o., the Question
OF Primaries,
(sneciai TO The Times Dispn tch,)

IL L
Especial to The Times. Dlspntch.)
MISUNDERSTANDING; VA, Sept 1b.-
The Democratic Committee OF Caroline
county, at meeting yesterday, after q
long wrangle, during which tho members
who, wcrc opposed to primaries loft the
meeting. after vote had been takent
4 In which they claimed they. had carried
their point on tho ground that a mo.
ton. TO adjourn had been made before
yea and nay vote was called for.
Enough members remained In the meet.
ing to constitute q quorum and q ma.
jority Of the committee and these voted
TO hold district meetings on "Wednesday.
september GOTH to elect. delegates TO .
county convention, to be held the follow.
Ing day Mt Bowling Green to nominate
county officers. Re-
The time having elapsed for persons.t to
register. their names. as candidates for
the Democratic nomination for the state
Senato In the senatorial district com.
posed 81 the counties 81 Caroline. Han.
over and King William.
Hon. n. 4. Wiokham, OF Hanover, has
been declared the nominee by the chair.
man OF the county committees OF the
three counties named, as he was the
only candidate. Mr.. WickhAm Is very
strong and popular In the district, and
| 1t Is Thought that he Will. not have any
opposition In the general election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
Conservation Of Flood Waters as Par
Of the Scheme. MI. HI
/ INV Associated Press.)


OGDEN, UTAH, Sept. E15.-Twenty-slx
states and territories OF the Union are
represented at the Eleventh National r.
riga ton Congress. which began, four
DAYS session 70 the Ogden Tabernacle
today. this being the largest number ever
represented since the beginning Of the
movement for the reclamation of tho
Arid west.
ntor Burton, OF Kansas, favoring the
conservation OF the flood waters OF the
great rivcs as a pat OF the scheme Of .
rith 80 much favor that there seems to
be no doubt that such action will be
overwhelmingly favored.
The President sent, long telegram
nctkt ing out how the irrigation Jaw
should he carried into effect and arguing
for forest preservation as support OF an
irrigation policy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
POISON AND CORD
REMOVE. TWO SOULS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Page)
il was post marked at 3SP. M, September
1Eth, dropping the letter In a box no
went back to make good the oeciafat'o''
he had made to his friend
As ssoon as he had read enough OF the
letter to see what Mr.. Wegner was ge.-
ting at Mr.. Dietrich ran as fast as ne
could TO No. 40l East Grace Street mop
ing to reach there in time to prevent INC
solf-murder. He asked gentleman WIZ
Ives at "4ol" to go to Mr.. Wegner
room with him, and the two pushed open
Inc front door of the basement. me oouu
man had carried out his purpose. anu ne
md no need Of locking the door, SO ie
u''''' HANGING IN DOORWAY.
1yhon their eyes had become used 20
40 dor,,ness they rested upon the ghastly
s,aht- nf the gray haired, gray pearocu
,,nn In his shirt sleeves, dangling from
49, ',,ntol Of the door leading into an ao-
Joining room. a., ,,ra,, ~ (.
'u ,r,o niano tuner had made his prepare,
,,ons with care. A stout screw eye nav
rocontly been twisted securely IN ~.
| i,ntel and at the same time pfopap's ~
MAD gotten n hemp rope, tho sac OF
mans finger THIS ropo mao u o.. r ,
hoolt'' at each end. Tho man had put u
,,,,o of old papers on the floor, evlneht!S
for. MIN to kneel upon had put the rope
about his neck In the form of sl'p-Kno
md then snapped both hooks INTO Inc
"ove" of the screw. With hands IN
hound. in position In which he coui!
eosIlv at any time have stayed the he'i
nxec,,tion. had he desired BY simpl!
,tnrdIng on his feet, he deliberately hnt
with great display Of courage ana nerve
rot death. far more lhan half way
Dr. ". H. Taylor, city coroner, saw th
rodv and had the letter translated 10
Nm He was avcrsc to giving MS per
mission for the body to be cut up.
DIR, HOGE NOT HERE.
G, no sent tho friends of tho deccasc
10 SEQ DIR. IIoge. with view or sett'h
nm TO release any claim ne miHht nay
m it, Tho friends volunteered TO zee ina
Il hnd n decent burial, DR.. fioSc was nc
found. and will not be In the city 10
ncycral days. The friends then let unne'
takcr Blilcy prepare tho remains 10
burial.
Tho funeral service Will take place froi
the undertaking rooms this afternoon q
o'clock conducted by DIR. Paul Meme
,, The intcrment will be made In iolly"oo
. Cemetery,
/ MIR. Wegner came to Richmond thirt
years ago lie had before that time bee
In the employ OF the Iinabes. OF BAIT
more. He lived Il quiet orderly life, an
was liked by all who knew him. lie wa
never married, and was accustomed
say that he had no relatives living. II
q was member OF Lodge No, Is, linigh,
4 of Pythias. and the Germnna Aid Sc
@ cety, No. !. Jointly they viii bear III
expense of the burial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
Noell-Hale.

Especial to The Times Dlsmtch.
CIIARKSBuRG. w. VA. Sept, l5,-Mr.
George NJ. NOEL, OF Danville. va. repre-
senting the r. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co..
with headquarters at Clarksburg. left
that city Sunday morning under the dis
guiso OF a business appointment at Hunt
ington, W. Va, but his numerous friends
took 1t upon themselves to investigate
his sudden departure. and found that
his business was of matrimonial nature,
and to take place ut Green Sulphur
Springs Tuesday morning. September
18th, the fortunate young lady being
Miss Marguerite Saunders Hale. Of CAL
lowny. Va. Miss Hale Is one offs Vir-
gn!a's taires, daughters. and no doubt
that her numerous friends will read this
with surprise. and some with regret.
This event comes In the nature of n
surprise to Mr.. Soell's many friends, and
on his return to Clarksbhrg "Wednesday
evening with his fair virginia bride he
will he greeted by the jolly crowd that
he has long since been associated with
On account of Mr.. Noel's clcverness II
keeping this matter a secret, n special at
tempt will ne made by his friends to star
him on the light way in his new adven
tuTe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
KILLED A WHITE MAN
AND WAS SOON LYNCHED
1Ry Associated Prcss.l

CENTERVILLE. MISS, Sept. h,-Wil-
lifm Williams, n negro, was lynched on
Main street here to-day by mob of sev-
eral hundred people, Williams, who was
a labor agent, had been here several days
employing negroes for contractors In 9th
er sections OF the State, and 1t Is alleged
that he enticed seveal employees TO leave.
James n. Germany demonstrated with
him about his conduct. A quarrel follow
ed and williams drew n revolver and shot
Germany. The negro attempted to cs-
cape, but n mob was quickly on his heels
and the negro was captured and shot to
death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-16
MARINE BAND AT LYNCHBd.
Crack Organization TO Furnish the
Music-Hantsome Prizes.
Icnaein L 10 Tha ,Cimes- d pa tch.l ---,-

IL
D LYNcHBURG, VA. Sept. bit is now
definitely settled rha, Lynchburg is to
have inc Marine Band at her Horse SHOW
in October Major Daniel returned from
Washington one day this week. where ne
saw Assistant Secretary Darling. OF ne
Sayy. who assured him that there would
be no trouble about securing the ncces-
sary leave OF absence Tor the men " e''-
able them to attend ~
THE band Will arrive IN LyncnDurs Sa
the night OF tuesday, October Oth. all1
remain here throughout the tour DAYS %
the show. on,r,ca
have been received to insure Tor Lynchss
burg one Of the largest shows ever ne GU
All tie railroads In the State have mad:
q one fare rate for the dates OF me .s!ioW'
tickets viii be placed on sale on Iuesuhs.
October 9Th with iinal limit to 'lctoper
nth. An effort Is being made 70 hase
the Norfolk and Western and bouI nerh
RaIlwnvs run n special train from Roam
oke and Danvllle for each OF me hSe
pe Tia Indications are that II the weather
Is ,.ocd. Lynchburg will have one 81 me
5iarsct crowds OF visitors In her history
m October 7th, Sth. 9th and 10Th.
rho prizes offered this year at Lyncn.
burg are so large thati troons o. hoEses
from, the best horse shows ~ the coun.
trvr Nil compete. The,lllst. Of competing nns
T6rses Will be superb In, duality. ana th ~
viii mot ho vacant stall on Tug
premises Ia ~ 81. 7itlA