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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-08
GAN CAN PAIR PLAN
TO 'B|LEE0 RICH UNCLE
Young Chicagoan Says He and
Dancing Fiance Would
Divide Profits.
Especial 10 Tho Times D.spatch.)

F#tH Especial TO Inc IlfneS-DiSpatcli.)
CHICAGO, November 7.--Althoush con-
tending that he still loves and is engaged
to marry Mabel Beland. the twenty-year-
old girl who is suing his uncle. Honest
John O'Neill, city track elevation eN-
pert, for $4,000 damages for breach OF
promise, John O'Nelll Campbell declared
under cross-cxamination to-day that Miss
Beland and himself mad occupied the
same room after both had danced the
..can can and that the girl had planned
tho suit originally to obtain $1,000 from
his aged relative as spending money Tor
the two
The young plaintiff appeared rather
forlorn rs sne sat alone In court. When
Campbell told of being In her room al
the O'Neill house, she was risioiS III,
fected, and shot contemptuous and
scornful glance at the witness. Shortly
before court adjourned. O'Nelll. the 10
ven -old defendant went on the witness
stand and denied all of Miss Beland's
charges.
Young Campbell related that once when
he visited Miss Beland he took with him
n bucketful Of gin fzz, which was con-
sumed during the evening and resulted IN
the dancing.
: MA bel danced the two-stcp,. me four,
step and the can-can.' he said, and
10 Later ate. he said. Miss Beland told him
of her contemplat ted suit and added - ~
there is no excuse for the suit, ! VII!
make one. If get 5000 from Uncle Jack.
you and will spend the money tosether.
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COLORED Y. M. c. A.
Sixteenth Anniversary Celebrated
Sunday Afternoon.

The Colored Young Mems Christian as;
ISOLATION celebrated its sixteenth anniver-
sary last Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ, at the
Ebenezcr Baptist Church. President r. r.
Hill presiding. Mr. Fl. o. Williams, rail-
road secretary of the international COM
mittee, delivered the annual address. Mr..
NJ. B, Crabtree sang special solo, There
were seated upon the rostrum, Prof. Bar
co, Rev. w. +. Graham, D. D., DR.. Geo.
Rice Hovey and DR.. G. NJ. p. King. A
large audience attended. The report show
ed that the Association did good service
during its last years work through the
assistance OF white and colorcd friends
Meetings for men, 81: boys meetings.
5o meetings of the Bible classes. Il;
meetings in the city JAIL 2S1; visits to the
penitentary, I; meetings in the aims
house. 81; upon the corners Of the street,
10; converts, 40, and visits to the sick.
oil. Financial report collected during the
year, s1,396.13; disbursements, s13s99S;
leaving a balance of si.l5. The amount
needed for the work beginning November
/, 1905, and ending November /. 19CG,
S1545 They thank all friends for their
help during the past and ask all to help
continue the work Of the Young Mems
Christian Association by giving n sub
scriptiop which may be sent to President
r. It. ;Hil or General Secretary S. C.
Burrcll will gladly call.
lea R. r. HILL,
President.
s. c. BURRELL.
General Secretary.
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!. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Eyes Of Virginia Methodists Now
Turned Towards Danville.


Turned Towards Danville.
There are no Methodist ministers IN
Richmond to-day. They all left for Dan
willie yesterday and last night to attend
the one hundred and twenty-third an
nual meeting Of the Virginia Conference.
which will begin at o'clock this morn
ing in the Main Street NJ. L. Church, In
the city by the Dan.
Tho Conference will be presided over
by Bishop Galloway, Of Mississippi, and
the annual sermon will be preached by
Rev. Paul Whitehead, D. D., one OF the
oldest presiding elders in the Conference.
All of Virginia is not in the Virginia
Conference. The Southwestern part Of
the State west of Roanoke is in Holston
Conference. while the northern part and
most of the valley is In the Baltimore
Conference. The eastern and central
parts of9the State south of the Kappa
hammock river Is the territory OF the Vir
gina Conference, and a proposition to
cut that in twain and make two Confer
ences of one may come UP at this ses-
sion in Danvile.
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THEORIES ABOUT FOOD.

Also Few Facts on the Same Subject.
We hear much nowadays about health
foods and hygienlc living. about vcgetari-
anism. and many other fads along the
same line.
Restaurants may be FOUND In the larger
cities where no meat, pastry or coffee Is
served and the food crank Is In his glory,
and arguments and theories galore adj
yanced to prove that meat was never in
tended for human stomachs, and almost
make US believe that our sturdy ancestors,
who lived four-score years In robust health
on roast hcel pork and mutton must
have been grossly ignorant OF the laws Of
health
than formulate theories about the food
to any sd k {ind from from bacon 10 aeorna.
are I ses 10 an folow IN
Of diet. and mixed diet OF grains, fruits
and meats Is undoubtedly the best
meat 2uFpnsSdsw i'm sTans aad
highly concentrated form and Is digested
and assimlated more quickly than vege-
tables or grains.
DR. Julius Remmson. on this subject.
says; IN nervous persons, people run down
In health and OF low vitality should eat
meat at END fne, plenty Of t. Il the digestion
rected by the regular use Of Stunrts Dys-
pepsIa Tablets after each meal, Two or
these excellent tablets taken after dinner
viii digest several thousand grains Of
meat. esgs or other animal food, In three
hours. and no matter how weak the stom-
acl may be. no trouble will he experienced
4 g regular practice Is made of using
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. because they
SUPPLY the pepsin and dlastase necessary
digestion will be overcome BY, their use.
That large, class OF people who come UNI
der the bead OF nervous dyspeptics should
eat plenty OF meat and insure It's proper
digestion by the daily use Of Q safe, HARM
less digestive medicine Ike stuart's Dys;;
,pepsia Tablets, composed Of the natural
digestive principles, pensin, diastase. fruit
ACIDS and salts, which aGtnally perfoTm
medicines, masquarading under the name , q,
or dyspepsia cures, are useless tor lnd!-
gestionl. as they have absolutely no effect
upon the actual digestion OF food,
Ply a failure Of he stomach so,, digest
riddle and cure the dyspepsia Is 70 make
naa,,y use a. meal time o. MpfepaIIabh'p, Y
endorsed ny the medical professional a ~.
pics, S a l. Z K
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Three Crops Of Peas.

Special TO The Times-Dispatc h)
c0MORN. VA. November IA pear
tree has borne two crops Of fruit this
year, and now has the third crop OF
o' ~ n. Lowe and family have re-
turned 10 Chicago. after spending some
mnnths on their magnificent estate here
in King George. It IS the doctors pian
10 spend the three summer ,n an;ins b y.
their plantation here, and 10 prague ms rs
Profession in Chicago nine months OF
MI. Mr.. ]. ogIe Billingsley. the enterprls.ne
young merchant Of Jersey. .nis souI's ~ ~
s slI tn.ndd beef cattle, SO far. this season.
s Mr BIIingnlsy IS also engaged din IN me
inmber business, and has just o., bought q
new steam engine and saW1nii! 70 + pe
operated at jersey.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

The following item Ia taken from the
charlottesville Progress:
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. C. Williams. Of
Richmond, have issued cards announcing
the marriage OF their daughter, Ass
Hattie Eloise, to Mr.. Z, Ernest Robertson.
Of this city, the event to take place on
Wednesday, November 18th, at o'clock
p NJ, ut No. 29l5 East Marshall Street,
Richmond.
MISS Williams Is pleasantly remember
ed In this city, where she resided with
her Parents for some six or seven months
in 0s. during which time she was =
student at the Rawlings Institute, She
IS an attractive blonde and quite ac-
comrlished
The groom-eect is the popular and
obliging manager of the Western Union
telegraph office In this city. who has
made host OF friends In Charlottes-
Vile since his removal here some three
or four years ago as manager OF the
Postal telegraph office.
Vaiden-Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronert p. Wright have
issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. Mamie Harris, to MT
Edn.und Pollard Walden, OF Newport
News. Va. The wedding will take place
on the evening Of 22d OF November al
s o'clock at Olive Branch Church. Toano
James City county, Va.
Sutton--Sinton,
Mr.. and Mrs, a G. sinton have Is
sued invltatioHS for the marriage OF theil
daughter, Nell\Binford, to Mr.. HowaT
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COURT REFUSES NEW
TRIAL. FOR MRS. CHADWICK
(By Associated Press )

(By Associated Press) FL
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Nov. 7-Mrs.
Cassie L. Chadwick has lost her last
hope for new trial Unless the Supreme
Court of the United States shall consent
to allow rehearlng the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals to-day refused
{ her, application for q new trial. The
lenthy ovnion of the court was read by
Judge Lurton.
Mrs. Chadwick Is now in the Jail at
Cleveland, under sentence to the Ohio
penitentiary for ten years. having been
indicted and convicted of conspiring to
defrnud under the national banking law.
The case was brought to the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals on a
writ OF error and sentence was suspend
ed pending the decision of the appeal
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Guests at the Woman's Club.

Chairmnn's guests at the opening must
Gale. given Monday evening In the Wo-
mans Club, under the direction of Mrs,
Ernest a. 1ioen, by Mrs. Royal IT,. Web,
ster. soprano; Mr.. r. Lynn Tucker, tenor,
and Mr.. Ernest II. Cosby. pianist, were
Miss Cloyd, OF Wythevlllc Va; Mrs. Tre-
william, d.. and Mrs. Basil Spalding, Mr.,
and Mrs George Whitfield, Mr.. w. s.
Copeland, Mrs. James Young and Mrs.
William Bridges.
Cream was served by Mrs. Harrie Web
ster and Miss Annie Moore.
The list OF out -of-town guests rlcluded
Mrs. snead, OF Louisyille Mrs, Small. OF
Hagerstown, Md; Miss Dickinson. of Car
ollne county, Miss GOODWIN. OF Nottoway
county; Mrs Stephen snowden OF At
lanta; Mrs. Martin, OF Bowling Green;
Miss Lee Robertson, of Salem; Miss Clara
Cooke. of Fluvanna: Mrs Herbert s!augh-
ter, OF Lynchhurg, and Mrs, Fred Phil
lips. of Jacksonville. Fla
Card Party,
The University Chapter OF Delta Tau
Delta Fraternity gave card party Sat-
turday. night In Its chapter house on the
campus OF the University OF Virginia.
Among those present were Mrs. Mica
jah Woods, Mrs. Warner Wood, Mrs. j,
II, Lindsay, Misses Sallle Woods, Mary
Watts Woods, Josie Robertson. Bette
Robertson. Alice McGee, Nan McGee
Norma Lindsay Mary Dabney. Agnes
Moon. Lilly Jones, Julia Renshaw. Hazel
Bolton, Kathleen Woods, Isabel Bryan,
Edith Summers, Mary Weisiger I<ath-
crime Fountain and Elizabeth Minor. OF
Charlottesville;i Miss Walker,t Of New
orleans; Miss Alvey. OF Richmond Miss
Graves, of Petersburg; Miss Bowies, OF
staunton, Va; Messrs' g. @, Painter G.
S, McVeigh, r. e. Carter, ]. l.. Cren-
shaw, II, l.. Brooke. r. M, Price, l.. D.
Crenshaw, r. r. Jones, G. A. Paddock
A, l.. Boulware G. M Mackall, r, r.
HIlleary, q, Y, Edgar, Gordon Boswell,
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home after November 25th at Cedar
Grove" Eerson's s, Hanover county, Va.
Both the bride and groom are Of old
Virginia famllcs. The bride is the grand
daughter of Mr.. z. p. Meredith, of Han
over. and is connected with the families
of Edgar Allan Poe and Patrick Henry.
The groom Is the son of Judge Newman
and Edmonia Crenshaw, and can trace
his connection with Nathaniel Bacon and
other Revolutionary families. Mr.. New
man is largely interested In the coal
mines Of West Virginia.
Nichols-Bryan.
Miss Martha Minor Bryan, daughter
of Mrs M. r. Bryan, Of Charlottesville
was married yesterday Mt her mothers
home, to Or. Herbert Nichols. OF Por.s-
land. Ore, the Rev. G. Braxton Bryan
OF Petersburg, officiating. Only me
members Of the family and other rela-
tives were present.
Watts-Friersor.
on Thursday. November tho I'd. Miss
Amanda Warrior Fr!er5on. dauHiter or
Mrs. Laura B. Frierson, was married 10
Major Charles Wilder Watts In the First
,resbyterian Church, Florence. Ala.
The ushers were Messrs. "A. Il. Walker,
A. A. Berger, Thompson Pride and j..
Oyerton win and the groomsmen were
John johnson, OF Tuscumbia, Ala; J.,
Morgan Frierson. Of Birmingham, Ala. I;
Belmont Tiffany and c. Il. Jordan, Miss
Ellen WNtherspoon. OF Versailles. n.y..
wac maid of honor. and Mrs Charles 4.
Hester, of New York. was ratron of
honor. The bridesmaids were: MISSES
Ellen Wltherspoon, Mary Martin, Susan
Bliss and Willie Jordan. Mr., Harry Lee
Watts, of Portsmouth, Va was best
man.
After the ceremony there was re-
ception in the home OF the bride, Major
and Mrs. Waits LETT for Washington.
1,hey viii make their home In Lexington
Va. where the groom Is a member OF the
Y. NJ. I. faculty
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Favors Virginia's Law.

paper for the News and Advertiser of Norfolk
Is In the city to further the Interest Of his
paper and attend the eolored business league
day, OF which Booker Washington Is president.
Tho News and Advertiser Ia circulated in this
CITY among the batter class of colored people.
Editor Dickerson has circulated his paper In
all of the large cities of the State and has
recently returned from Baltimore. where he has
there. He was asked by a leading newspaper
OF Baltimore In regard to the race question
and the Acknowledgement issue which Is known
as the Poe law, Dickerson said that II the
law were Ike the one in Virginia he favored
It's passage. - ~ --I!...
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Church Officers Elected.

Tho quarterly conference q St James ae IN
odst Church held MONDAY s n'fh' With In the
bnsines q M annual conference at Danviie,
Was ' nnhed the Of the vsrqas s9a,s
ties We're read and proved TO be very Yin
d daen c hance -" sheet. The net gain IN member
ship has been R Rs SaiSsat co eSs
ha rs 20 ri a. wns reorganized, and Samuel y
Turner Was elected ehalran y = Eans;:
yice-chairinan; g. W.. Walt 'r =. iss nnan.
cIaI secretary; e. W. Bandy. chorister ana
Miss Grace Walton. organst
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50 lAL AND
PERSONAL
Oh. Give Me a Kiss.

>Ay
lOh, give mc kiss. end take my hh''o
And come where shall snlae YOU
II And sou shall walk In iairylano
with n fniry prince beside you.
rho others arc old, and forget the way
Eut you and remember, III,
20, ours is the spring of the year, ou'
they
rhey Know but OF grim November.
10 you, TOO, dream of a land OF so'd'
S.i,n never a srief to fret you?
Would you lie {, child with none TO sco'u
ana only one 10 pet you?
Then ,,ive me u kiss, and take my manu.
n And we'll leave the world behind U.S.
ANA make for ourselves a larry iaho'
IL i, h,re never a care can ind US
HAS! since Adam and Eve In pain
Came down from the Garden farins'
Nvi,. 9rGam OF The golden land in vain, 2
And wake with a sigh despalring'
sci Awe me d kiss and take my hanu
Sad dreams may be false or true love'
For Closed arc the gates of iairSiaho'
Bat The world is mime with you, love
Westminster Gazette
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Polling pace Ornamented.

when tho Judges OF election reached me
noiIInr Mace at shumaker precinct n nsn,ieo
at sunrise yestcrdaS they a aopna the me
front patt OF the building they were 70 OCCUPY
for the Go. Marked with brush ana r a scoai
upon one was this inscription: 80 1c'top'
htrolss and good roads; vote FOR Judge - -
p p'cwis 20" FOR Goyernos." The second bore the
anne inscription except that y asmohlsh ta
me soyereiens to vote for w. II. Shirks LOT
the Housc OF oclegates" Of course the Judges
tore the decorations down.
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nre all pjcked spcnkers, and 1t Is gratifying to
Know s a. thai A Mrs Minis. ons Of the lady setur.
ers is from Atlanta. Ca. being the vile OF
a few weeks ago Mrs. Minis lectured to
lnrge audience in Boston. Mass, and the hyper
critical Bostonians were carried away BY inc
the speaker. Mrs. Minis will lecture In tn,
Academy of Music next Sunday afternoon ana
The Southern lady, whom West and North de-
light TO honor, will doubtless find the people
OF the capital city OF tho Confederncy no less
warm In their appreciation. AZ.
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Attended the Princes Ball.

Mr.. and Mrs II. *. Franklin and Master
Clarence Franklin have returned TO the city
from, washington, where they have been on a
len days Visit. Among other entertainments
offered then, In the capital city. Mr., and Mrs.
Franklin received a special invitation from
the English ambassador, Sir Mortimer Durand,
to attend the ball at the British legation. given
In honor of Prince Louis of Dattenburg,- ad-
m!ral Of tho English navy,
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Apple Market Strong.

The apple market continues strong With mol
crate receipts. Apples are higher on az mar
kets and there Is no sign whatever OF q DO
cline during the season. Choice 10 fancy
varieties are selling from 81, Is to $3.50 per bar
beginning TO come in and are fairly active at
sa.b 10 s2.75 box. Large, 1--we turkeys arc
selling at 10 to l6c pound Small ones are
going mt Il to lSc. pound. Chickens range
from II 10 lSc.. according 10 size
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j M. Hall, F. c. Ewing. j. Il. Gheen,
l. b. White, j. p. Buchanan and w. j.
Laird. of the active chapter, and Messrs.
Mc1lhany OF the University of Virginia,
and Price, OF Harrisonburg, Va; James
H. Drake and Dewer Cooke, Of Richmond
Patriotic Societies.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
will be held Wednesday,, November goth.
The election Of officers will be held at
this meeting. The reports will be read
at the annual meeting taking place later.
Error Corrected.
In the publication of the official pro-.
gralnme Of the u. D. c. convention on
Monday morning last, all error made 1t
appear that the luncheon for delegates
on that day would be at the soldiers
Home Instead of at Murphys Hotel
The luncheon at the Home, Is sched-
uled for Friday. 1t will be given by Lee
Camp, under the direction Of Its auxiliary,
to the delegates who will go direct by
cars, without change. after the luncheon
to the Confederate Museum, opened to
the convention for inspection.
Personal Mention,
Delegates to the u. d. c. convention
FROM Pickett Buchanan Chapter, in Nor
folk, are Mrs. Ill. B. Reardon, Mrs.
Philip L. Hubbard, Mrs. Lewis b. white
and Miss Mamie kensett.
$3.50
Miss Catharne Smith was guest Of
Miss Virginia Braithwate in Williams
burg last week.
Mrs w. A. Burke, Of stanton. who
attended the Synod here, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. c. Ii. whillock, of this city. is
visiting at the University.
Miss Cammie Rider is the guest OF the
Misses Cough, in Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Virginia Sydnor OF Brooklyn,
Is in the city and was an attendant at
the Recommendations wedding, which took
place last evening.
Miss Ruth Jennings, of Lynchourg,
tho president OF the Virginia Division U.
D. c., who will call the convention to
order to-day is the guest of Miss Mamie
BaughnYan, of No. 1903 Grove Avenue
Mrs. Charles G.. Elliott, OF Norfolk, will
be the guest Of relatives during conven-
,tion week
Miss sallie Eberly, of Strasburg. Va, is
the possessor of a piece OF goods from
dressing gown of George Washington. 1t
was given to her by two gentlemen. who
were taking 1t as a present to Jefferson
Davis, and who spent the night at ner
home.
Mr.. Marc Bradley who has been visit
ing at home in Staunton. returned several
days ago to Richmond College. where he
Ia q student.
The first number OF THE chisel," tho
Woman's College quarterly, will soon &C
issued. The new number will be largely
devoted to alumnae news, which will
prove of special interest to the old girls.
THE Chisc" has always been a most
creditable college magazine and under
the present management bids fair to
equal any former number.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and Miss Cloyd,
wytheville, Va are spending sore Time
at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street.
Miss Bell Perkins has returned
from delightful visit to friends in
Philadelphia. She was charmingly en-
tertained by them at dinner. given
in the Bellevue Hotel, and enjoyed
number of auto excursions In the vicinity
OF the Quaker City.
On account of the death of Mrs. Hen
ineham B. Claiborne. Miss Blar's Tourist
Glass meeting at No. 705 West Grace
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Sutton son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Sutton, the ceremony to take place No
vember 22d, In Calvary Baptist Church,
at $50 p. NJ
Cutting-Mayo.
The yirginan-Piot, of Norfolk, nakes
the following announcement which will
be Of interest to the many Richmond
friends OF Miss Mayo:
Mr.. Wyndfam Robertson Mayo has Is
sued cards for the wedding Of his daugh-
ter, Miss Maria Ten Eyck Decatur Mayo
to Mr.. Walter Livingston Cutting. Jr., OF
Pttsfield Mass. on Saturday. November
18th, at O'clock in Christ Church.
a breakfast will follow the ceremony at
the Mayo home No. 90 F'reemason Street
at which only few friends and out-of-
tow: guests will be present.
Miss Virginia La trobe, OF Baltimore, Will
be maid Of honor at the wedding, and Mr.
Nicholas Bddle, OF Lenox, will be best
man.
Walker-Stebbills.
Announcement has been mSde Of tho
approaching marriage Of Miss Laura May
stebbins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Stebbins, Of South, Boston. Va. tc
Dr. John Walker. The ceremony will
take place at the Presbyterian Church. a
South Boston, on wednesday, Novenbe,
Goth, at l o'clock. The Rev. L, B. John.
son and the Rev William Walker, OF
North Carolina. will ofiicnte.
Donovan-Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cluverius Carpcn
ter have issued invitations for the mar.
rlage of their daughter, Eloloe. to Mr.
Bernard Fay Donovan. the ceremony tt
be performed Wednesday evening. No
vember ED, Mt 0 o'clock, In the home o
the brides parents. at Clifton Forge. Va
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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A Delicate Hint.

Mr.. Bryan,s announcement of the fact
that he is forty-hve years old may be
taken as n delicate hint that he will
have attained Just about the right age
for the President In 19oS.-From the Chica-
go Tribune
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. CHTIStlaH 3CienCe LECTURE.
Tho present board OF lect,reshlp OF the
Christian Science denomination Is composed OF
ex- judges e1-docors. ex-mnIsters, one profess
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW,
NEW YORK NJ w.

NOVEMBER }, 1 - I to 18th, 1922,
K Saturday, November nth. the e. 3 O.
Ry. will sell round-trlp excursion tickets
from, Richmond to New York, city. with
return limit OF November 2lst, at Sl2.
Including meals and state-room accom-
modations on steamer both ways.
Leave Richmond 400 F. M; arrive New
York 800 p. M. next day.
The most delightful excursion Of ~
season. ~ s7I u 80
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4, Sutton, son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Sutton, the ceremony to take place No
vember 22d. In Calvary Baptist Church,
| at G:3O p, NJ
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W. 3. Lamb, c. r. Edgar, w. II. Gaines,
J M. Hall, F. g. Ewing. J. r.. Gheen,
t. b. White, ]. p. Buchanan and w. j.
Laird. of the active chapter. and Messrs.
Mctlhany OF the University of Virginia.
and Price, OF Harrisonburg, Va; James
H. Drake and Dewer Cooke OF Richmond.