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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
jews WILL .COLON|zE
ANCIENT PALESTINE
MOVEMENT rs PET OBJECT OF
KNIGHTS OF ZION.
Contrary to General Belief, Hebrews
Make Good Farmers and Gladly Be-
come Tllers Of the Soil-Seventeen
Minneapolis Families Settle on North
Dakota Lands.

Minneapolis members of the knights
of Zion and others interested in the
colonization Of Jews in Palestine are
engaged in raising money for the Jew
ish colonial fund. Fifty dollars has
already been forwarded to the organ
ization in Chicago and more will be
sent as fast as it is collected.
This movement marks a departure
from the former policy of: the Zionist
turned over to the Jews by an interna-
tional agreement. AS this hope seems
too remote, the leaders have decided not
to wait, but to acquire a foothold in.
this country by purchase. Since 1882
thirty-six Jewish colonies have been es-
tablished in Palestine. In one Of them,
the Russian Jewish colony, 5000 Jews
driven from Russia by persecution have
formed progressive and fourishing
and given the most substantial encour-
agement to the leaders of the move
ment by their success. "
Little Local Activity.
In many cities there will be a house
to house canvas for funds, but in Min
neapolis the effort will be confined to
members of the three Zionist societies.
The local interest In this movement is
chiefly sentimental, as the Jews Of Min
neapolis are content with, conditions
here and have no personal interest in
the establishment of a colony.
"While Jewish farmers are not COM
mon in this country" said DR.. g. J.
Gordon, one of. the local Zionist lead
ers, "you must not think that the Jew
does not make a good farmer, and is
not adapted to colonization in Pales-
tine. The circumstances under which
the Jew has lived for centuries have
cut him off from agricultural life, but
there are many Of the race who are glad
Of the opportunity to 90 back to the
soil. .,...
Jews Make Good Farmers.
"a fact not generally known is that
seventeen Jewish families from Mime
apolis were placed on North Dakota
farms last year. They were given as.
sistance from the Baron, Hirsh fund.
Without exception they are happy and
contented and are fast developing into
good farmers. We have been careful
to send only those families which have
been here. long enough to become fairly
Americanized. In !. consequence, they
are able to form friendships with thei1
neighbors and learn much about farm
ing from them. think this shows tha,
there is nothing impossible about form
ing Jewish agricultural colonies in Pal
.estine or elsewhere.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
SaMackinac Island and Return, $25.''

s.Mackinac Island and Return, $25."
Every Thursday and Sunday during
August the Great Northern Railway
win sell tickets from Minneapolis to
Mackinae Island and return via Duluth
and and ths B09th y ne fof @ c4ng
meals and berths on steamers. Tickets
sold on Thursday good returning the
following Wednesday. Those sold on
Sunday good returning the following
Saturday. City Ticket Office, corner
Third and Nicollet. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
A Beautiful Souvenir,

The Veteran Art company is placing
Oh sale in the leading stores in the city
a beautiful picture, 16x2O, in ten colors,
as a G.. A. R. souvenir. The picture is
a striking one and the sales have al.
ready demonstrated it's popularity.
Souvenir post cards taken from the
same picture are selling equally as well.
at the Veteran Art company's office in
the Globe BUILDING.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
SO Isle Royal and Return $40

On the steamers q Easton 2 and $500
City" sailing from Duluth Sundays
and Thursdays. See Mr.. q. F. Men eff,
agent Northern Pacific railway, at No.
- Nicollet house ,q block; have him re-
Ticket Includes meals and berth on the
steamers. This is beautiful water
Trim. and cheaper than staying at home.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Plans for Houses.

saxton,, the arehiteet, has plans for
wiseh, Ill, to cost $4,000; for James
Grady of Valley City, N D., to cost
$500; for Annie NJ. E. Draper, 300
Emerson avenue S, to cost $4,000, and
for E. G. Haymaker, Brooklyn, to cost
S5 O0n
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
ASKS OLSEN FOR A WIFE
Polk County School official Would Wed
Teacher.

J. w. Olsen, superintendent of public
instruction, has received letter from
a school official in a rural section Of
Polk county asking for a teacher for a
district school.
The letter concludes with a request
that Olsen keep his eye open for a desir-
able girl for a wife. The writer wants
"a plain, sensible, Minnesota, youngish,
propertied wife,
Mr.. Olsen has replied that he doesn't
operate a business or matrimonial bureau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Wealth Of Nations.

The latest estimate OF national o. Weal y
by competent authority was recensyS
given before the British ncome tax8eonl-l
mIttee BY. Mr.. Mallet, one OF the lcomniss5
sloners Of inland revenue. ME- Ma us
placed the national Income at $. o9 2 ~
ainst the So 800, 900 900 OF Prussia. IhsS
,canital Of the United Kingdom he estl,i
mated as s42, 900, which was as douplss
that OF France and four times that q
Italy. y. Il. :. III {, 4, y, 49,, !. V,
Of persons possessed OF fortunes of pyatS
500 600 was, In the United llinsdom NJ %
In France, $1,000; in Prussia. y. o. ana
IN Italy, l.50o, u " ss ~
An Englishman with an income OF 2. oS
nnys $3.50 income taxi, PMssian pay
SEE. 80 on 5000 OF unearned Ing ome Ahd
Mo in case OF earned income Is
! The wealth of the United States cannes;
Ia estimated from any official source
but at the observed ratio q g s ,netaass
s,,o ~, an OOO. and is probably consider
ablw greater.-New York World
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Il A lawn party Will be given next Thursday
evening June list on the large lawn at tho
s..Tower House,. tho proceeds OF which WI!
90 towards the building fund @of the new
Methodist Church to be erected here IN the near
future Mrs. d. n A. smit Is In charg OF y,
and a large attendance. is solicited ttclrestl-
ments Will be served at city prices.
6S Mr.. william Bchrend. who recently. moved
his family from fWisco nsin. eft on iThursday
for his new home In New. York Sta to-
q Mr. Spencer, Of Newport 8SeWs,4ls spending
the week with Mr.. w. p Rudd and family, \
rs Mr. n. j. " Roopei srecei wed during the week
the sad intelligence OF the death OF one OF ms
sisters, whose home Is in Boston. His many
friends syn,pathize with him In this afiilction
Mrs Drake. Of Beeshwood. was called y - 20
Of her father. Mr., saund ers Warmer who Eis
Miss Jennie Hudgeps ls4vlsting her friend
terrified county. where she VIII spend several
Tho infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, w.
Johnson, who has been very sick, Is somewhat
A Mrs Mrs, 3. a.. smith, Mrs. Mcdowell. Miss Izorn
DeWolf Mrs IN III. Vinal. Mrs. Weeks, Miss
Sellie VInal and Mrs W. p. Turner a ttended
tia closing exerc!ses OF tho educational de-
m rtment Mt tho Masonic Homo on Thursday
q ftcrnoon. and very much enjoyed the aporate
iDrouramrle which had been 30 carefully ar
ranged. The music under tho skllfui direction
o. Miss Edna Barbour, was OF q hRn orusr
and the rendition of II reflected great credit
on the careful training the children Teceis sss
at her hands, The school was heartily, con-
gratulated on the successful work Of the closing
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No Reason Found \ for Suicide.
l$Wytheyille Personal.
(spe ciali to The Times-Dispatch.ll

J35xA& (Spe C1aI 10 Inc IlnleS-OlspaIcn.)57
IL; WYTHEVILLE, VA. June 17.-Among
the visiting ATTORNEYS In attendance on
Messrs. Graham, 81 Gillespie and Higgin-
sbotham. OF TazeWell: Jordan, Of {4Rad-
ford ~ Roberts. Aasworth and IL Norm ent
Powell. OF Bris toll Fulton and Bullltt, OF
Wise. and w. 8. Cox. OF Gate City.
u Miss While Jordan, who has been
teaching In Radford the past session.
Mr. and Mrs III Nor1nent Powell, OF
Bristol, y are visiting the latter's parents.
Judge and Mrs. Il H. GF Fulton.
y Misses Irene and Alice Holman Of San
Antonio, Texas, and Miss Priscilla Dod-
son, OF Milton. NJ N. c., are among the
latest arrivals for the summer
!, Miss J. Bland Dew, accompanied by
and her niece, Miss . Leila, Dew, Of
Lyuchburg, arrived in Wytheville Friday
and will spend the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas r. Dew, on Church
Street. .s;. .
Rev. John Lee Allison, D. d., and
family. OF washington, d. G.. arrived on
Friday to spend the summer with Cap-
tain and 5s 5ons s sana4{ this
place. who has been the teacher Of art
at the Virginia Female institute, in
Stanton. sailed on the 7th for Europe.
where she will spend q year. i: i
Misses Sue and Minnie SpillerF are at
home for the summer. 81 Il 4. aaa5e !! III
Mrs. George Moore, OF Roanoke, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Chafin, ut her
homo, "Glen Allen" IA s rs n.
q MI \ Eerdi nand Powell, OF Bristol, was
at home sick several days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Irving, OF Atlanta,
Ga. are visiting the form er 8 sister, Mrs.
C. w. Heuser, oil Main Street.
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county Is spending sornes,mc with her nephew.
Mr. Mhrius H Wright at No. 20lS Wet Grace

county. Is spending scrne.,me with her nephew.
Mr.. Marius Fl, Wright. at No 20ls West Grace
Street. 5s Nh
Mrs. w Scott Hunt OF No, 1908 Ivy Avenue.
is visiting nor notherln.law. Mrs. G. q. Hunt.
Mrs. Emma cullIson and grandson. Tait
Keetfee. Of Washington. u. O., are expected
In Richmond Thursday on q VISIT TO Mi. anu
Mrs u. c, Smith. No. 22ts West Grace Street.
q Mrs. j. w. Mitchell Is In Roanoke. Va. AZ
the bedside OF her father. Mr.. b. r. Moreheah.
who liz III.
4 Miss Mayo Al Reatns. OF Dinwddic county,
Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.. N. s.. johnson.
No. 20T North Sycamore street.
e Mr.. and Mrs T. "A. 5Worthingto VINO lornn-
erly resided IN this city at No. 2ol0 Hanover
Avenue. have moved to- Newport News; whcrn
MI Worthington hns accented the position as
pa ny. III 81 M 8S v "A Il III
Miss Alya o.. Frawncr md mother. Mrs. o.
H. Frawiief, ct Hanove r venue vii leave
for the seaaiiore the first of July. to be nS.
Mrs II. .t5i Wafrord Of baltimore. Md, y
visiting Mrs. James McGraw. Jr., No. zip
IVY Avenue. fSa "a 3. ~ ID ,#i5. I.
springs Va. Mr. Cha rles a.. Gibson has re-
turned to his hoine. No. 2sQ1 Hanover Avenue
greatly Improved inI,health ms "a IN. &,
Mr. and Mrs. J 3. Herbert ionpson's 4littie
son. irving underwent an operation Wednesday
al Fhis sgrafldinoshers residence on Park Ave.
nue., and lis getting along nicely.
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UPPER H ENRlCO

Mrs j. +. Jones and daughter have returned
to their home after delightful stay with Mrs.
". C.. P1eaAants at Laurel.
,,nr rhsss Of Rappahannoek have returned 10
5tEeir respective homes after attending the clos
Ing exercises OF their alma mater the Woman
College. OF Richmond. and delightful WISH
to Miss C. E,nice Kirk. at Cedar Lawn
Mieses oracle and Lotte Thorpe. after a
y ,ss state FEMME School al Farmvlls have
rot,trned 10 their home on tho Broad Street
Mrs. r. T.. Smith continues very sick at her
NJ. j. \ r. Smith, an officer at the Industrial
School. Ia very sick with nalarial fever.
n Miss Dora Dodd. OF Laurel, Is WISHING ner
mother at Elmont
Little Aubrey QMarles., on Lakeside Is Viz I:
ting his grandmother, Mrs. 4. j.; Jones, at
Mrs. James Ford and children have returned
Mrs. Toornta at Elnont.
j Carrie, the Infant daughter OF 4fr. and Mrs
aHares .e Of laks nes. y slowly I'M
Mrs s. F. Ford spent Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. II. L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. n 7. Throckmorton nave Ie-
turned to their horne near Laurel alses spensqlns
seven weeks with the latter sister. Hlrs. fiop-
son, OF West Norfolk. tE5 !, u
Tho Misses cross gave a barn party at their
home on saturday night. ..,,.
Miss Catherine . Crsss hos ert f0r =
There will be an entertainment at the Green.
ysod Me,ho1s. Church on ,y JS ha 3y tn on The The
MT o. b. Sheppard has returned from WI.
mirgton N. G.. where he went to attend the
funeral OF his aunt. Mrs smead. Z.
/ The entertainment ut yellow Tavern las :
I5uTsaay VII fo1 tSe dion Alien Baptist
Ch,,rch d.. i7t 49, ssg ss t18al
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PATRICK HENRY LODGE.
Elects Officers for Ensuing Year.
Ia Very Prosperous.

Al the lnstFmeettng Of Patrick Henry
5Iodge.5sI. o. o. r.. the officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
7 Messrs. irwin Pillow. past grand; W.
NJ. Nuckols, noble grand; ; y. NJ. Clnac-
man, vice grand !; r. j.. Carlton. record.
Ing secretary: o. B. Hopkins. financial 10
secretary: H. ". Lyon treasurer; a. b..
Smith, chaplain; E. w. Smith, organist Z
w. O.. Parrish. right supporter to noo or,
grand: Geo. c. Cridin, left supporter
to noble grand; s. j. b. Wright. warden;
e. H. 4 Miller, conductor: E. Z. Harris.
right scene supported; J. Il. DeJarnett,
left scene supported: G. w. Field. right
supporter to vlce-grand: r. II. Palmer.
left supporter to Fvice-grand; w. +. Wil-s
lis. inside guardian; ~. D. Buck. outside
guardian; u. H. Drewt W. u. DUCK ana
tJ.gS 3. Smith. trustees
Patrick Henry Is a very ilv3ls lodge,
and is in excellent shape. II Ids Juss
organized a degree team, hio.l I, prpf'a G.
5ticing regularly and intends 10 become
one Of the best In the COUNT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
FAR WEST END NOTES

Miss Johnny Whitaker, who has been a ahie
sick at her homo on Taylor Street, is nov aoe
NJ. ana Mrs. FRANKLIN. Glenn q Winohesssr'
Va, accompanied by their little dangntear Z,
Marjorie who has been Waiting relatives I'm N
this sec tion for nome time left LOT as,
home via s6taunton. where 3 they VIZ Y -
E5end a tow days with relat Ives. ~ z IN Z. 4. !,
1'Iittle Gladys Ford. tho Infant. dau nter ~
MrInnd Mrs Edgar Ford. continues quite s'ck
At nor home on West Cary Street q.
b Mrs. Virginia shepperson has 20 M
home at Re Ridge after several weeks Sislt I
Miss saiile 0oodpsyn OF No. l2S ~ est Sary
Street had as her guest recent hliss y
Eigpi1,son OF Barton Heights.
81 Mrs. August Voli snkemper has returned nome
after L several weeks visit to her sls1er On
tho a rove Avenue extension
Nrs Marian 5O Mara and little son, Seorge.
vii III 10 the guests OF Mira Mnrtin q Mara q
Wn'!. sHa Temple street, during this week. -
The friends OF Mrs w. II. Farmer Will learn
with regret that she 10 cutie sick at ner
or Chaff!n Street. Y, !. 80 nam
after spending some time at Nutiey: n .. J.d
MIR John Sampson and family ea ~ y ~
FOR Pittsburg Pa; to VISIT relauves ~ e'tlt
city. S, a., ( y; clzhauer OF
No a423 lF1oyd Avenue learn ~ -
INIT aha wiil make her future nome IN %.
Louis. with her hsr VINO ser
Miss ozhauer many frehns aIeg Won
many fri ends. IS. u S5s
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REPORT PROGRESS.
Committees from Medical Colleges
Ara Hard ~ Work,

When the two committees which were
appointed recently to confer on lie mat
ter OF the proposed atnalgamaton OF the
two medical schools In this city convene
Tomorrow night. they will hear the
report OF the subcommittee on the pro-
grarime OF business, consisting OF Or.
.Pauius al. irving, Or. fIazen. Mr. a.. g.
Braxton and NJ u. 2. Norris. II s. is
understood that nothing definite has been
accomplished In the way OF formulating
a propositions TO be submitted to the COM
mittee, and the report will be OF progress
only. s,
one OF the physicians Interested In the
movement stated yeste rday that q IN his
opinion nothing would be done for some
time, nor would nmalgamntion be made
a possibility In time for the opening up
OF the schools in the fall. Az to the
proposition Of others to include Richmond
,Colleg In the consolidated university, II
was said that this had not been otrer-
ed ofllc!ally to the committee, and hence
had not been acted on. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
''|P'IA|Y|O|NED FOR Rum
GOES TO | Prison 4 5 On.
Shopkeeper Violated Liquor Law
When He Called Up Wholesaler
Is Accommodate Neighbors,
(speclal to The Tines Dispatch.)

~
Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
\ NoRRIsToWN. June II. In sentencing
samuel Estreicher, OF Pottstown, to
three months. imprisonment for Selling
liquor without a license. :" Judge H, Is,
E'Weand said that the case seemed to
the court one In which leniency should
he observed. and II the law permitted
imprisonment would have been suspend
ed. "A fine OF $500 was also imposed D
I. This is the case wherein Estre!cher.
who kept a small store on the outskirts
Of Pottstown, telephoned orders % X a
wholesale liquor firm In the town, He
also allowed the neighbors 70 use his
telephone q for the purpose OF fordssing
liquor, II was shown at the trial tl.s1s
Estreicler had never profited "a penny
by the transact ions, but Judge ,Weand
charged, the fury that De eichers derived
other benefits by holding patronage for
his store and enlarging ~ q by his SER
Woes. This. the court rule was sequYnrs
lent 10 receiving money IN Z the eyes OF
the Law. e '. q
4 Attorneys here say thai tails sEEisttt3 the
most far-rea ching cosstEt lion eyer put
On = l,cepss law, u
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.PA.DRONE SYSTEM
ONE o. |: |; SLAVERY 81. " ] :|.Y'|'
Immigrants Lured to Swamps Of
Florida and Wilds Of North
Carolina.

y
NEW YORK.8June lin his annual
report, submitted to Mayor Mcclellan
yesterday. John N. Bogart. Commissioner
OF Licenses. called particular attention to
the effective work done to curb the
power OF pndrones over Italian immt-
grants In the last two years He said
that while the padrone formerly was an
absolute autocrat much had been done to
lessen his power.
Commissioner Bogart declared that
present conditions left much to be done,
as his bureau under the present law was
handicapped. On this point he says:
Italian inning are too generally
'terIstc OF the italian Immigrant that he
looks with suspicion upon every body but
his own countryman, and In him he puts
a confdence that is almost Incredible.
The padrone has practically Instituted q
lie IL does business upon different isis
from that OF the, ordinary employment
hires g, w BY t n.9
contracts, and obtains from the employing
corporation what is known as GommtssarY
privileged, furnishing the, Workmena Wlti
lin recent cases Il was shown that
hundreds %ho beleSea mey
were e en'hsa In the sWaps of FLORIDA ana
Mere sHe, Kept KEEP On railroad conatrnction work
under armed guards, until they became
too III 7 to be OF value. when they were
turned loose to make their wa back 10
New York as best they could.o
COMMISSIONS Bogart reported that the
cadet" system Of procuring Immigrant
Enst side had been reduced to a minimum,
led II employment agencies through
Which they were handled Al having been
driven from business, Il 58 &
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FULTON NEWS

The Fulton fY.s will give lawn party Tyne v,s
18th at the residenes o. ,Ihom on
invited to- attend. " I.
a. Mr.. Joseph crnmpton has gone to Baltimore.
Miss Lena 4 pperson, pos master at New Can =,
ton. Va a is the guest of her sister, Mrs. .. r
MI. w. II. PeaseS OF Chesterfield. was a re-
cent visitor! 70 Fulton. 3,. 81.
Miss y fia ne Ine
Willie Roberts A. au!.s sick q tho home q
guest est q Mt: snd Mrs.john Men on VIE
I Fred Goodman. Of Norfolk is visiting his
family In Fulton S4y5J ~ ,3.. -. g55
.l Ees 95,,2 and ~ T h5s sFs Visiting
u. II. Stone and son. OF Baltimore, are tho
guests OF heir relative, James Hartley, on
ls NJ. s.AJ. Philips and wife Of Henrico. arc
visiting friends in Birmingham, a la.
ysso a
v Va Ia y , !, !.
gone to Po,monsh h9ds
s.. j Nc Namara u visiting friends IN MOI. Nor
is az ths BEDSIDE OF lis father Robert
morton, State, who Z very ), III Ill 4, Nj.
paneso R 4ssay q s Church DO
June sOh They will reside IN the!rS new nome
ho s9sn q q his ' sister, Mrs. Ohm Neas'e. on
aaron 81 Ratcllr. OF Glendale visited friends
= Clarence, the little son OF Mr., and Mrs. D.
RI Chappell, is sick at the home OF his parents
4 Gorge Booker, wife and family have moved
from Henrtco to Claysvllle, Va. where they
viii make their future home:
rloo.N and has moved his family back TO their
old home in Bellefonte, Q. Mr., Hober Nielsen
tharu
ste tae fcMahon a Fulton Jack Tar. = 70
on, a furlough to his old homo In Fulton. He
/. a yetera n OF the Spanish Amer lear. War; be-
ineI nj tia rtima on the AmphitI rite. He s now
on the kentucky, having enlisted IN Uncle
SANS service four times. For sone time ne
was stationed in Washing ton with the sisn 81
corps. % :. -. ,dad ,,,sit - Eb.,
Miss BESSIE Black, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs:
James Black. is one OF the post 81 nduatee o.
.the Richmond High School. ;, "
NJ w WARMER continues sick az ms nome IN
The third quarterly conference meeting Of the
Henrico Circuit will be held to-day IN Ia uIei
Hill Methodist Church.. and viii lost Two Days.
Presiding EIder. Dr. Wv. Tudor; VIII preach
this snoruns Mt II o. clock. and Will presae y
the quarterly con ference y ~, !,
SChiidrens Day srevicas Will BE- ceebrated, ~
5Four-Mile Creek Baptist Church, June 2ith.
An excellent programme IL being prepared. !, :
Miss Ruth Farley, who was tagen \ 70 ,tne
Virginia Hospital for treatment. Is getting alos
h' Willie Booker Of var.na. Is out again after
his recent illness- s} ig(s3 81 Il. 81 5lt',
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.FAlRMOUN7.N NEWS

Mre. w. T.. pergessgn and Miss. Alma Pate,
OF Mattox Hill, were the guests ot Mrs. y, l..
Miss Katie Henderson. Of washington street.
has returned from stay with relatives and
Ing h,s aunt aunt, Mfs Willie Rose ee Of T@en.yist
i Mr. G.. w. Pollard, acconpan!ed by his son,
Master Leonard Pollard. and Floyd Mitchell,
have returned from a short visit to relatives
Miss bgnda, A,kinsoh h M, returned !, from q
by her cousin. Miss Atkinson. Of Norfolk, who
~. ys,s ay. her her
county county has returned from Farmye. whore
en-, the guest OF her brother p. Owens, OF No.
1910 Twenty.first Street
Is Wis Visiting her friend. Miss Clara Smith, OF
North Twenty first Street.
Mf ss e a rS iIensn
(, Miss, olive Henderson has left Tor Portsmouth
Mrs., j /. II Tolbsrt ana her daughter. Miss
Ella Tolbert. q Atlanta. Ga; wero the guests
& Mr. and Mss ey,is s'usse stuart
M. pende.e e has returned from fs7s
ee q, tho family Of III. y. "a; ,Rhod.s.
county. where abe VIII spend the summer with
Misses rss!e Norris q. and ea;s Tucker " Who
III. Tohn d. Rhodes and children. OF CIncln-5
nsse Sss ,-ls1Sk ,Sls.ves IN 4s .
Rhodes spent the past several months at Rock
! 'es XII. FANNIE Ford. Of New Ken. county.
ia spending come time with her friend. Miss
Mena Greenstreet. of Twenty first Street
,am smes 81 4 sn.s' M srss n Is
Mfw 1 simee s0 viii also vis. her Cousin Mrs
New Kent county after q visit TO friends in
IN Master se" l:arl Armentrout has returned from
Mrs shelhourn.5 -. ~
her home on ITwenty-seeond Street 81
Mr.. Willie Young will leave IN q short tine
tsr aeeompanied ~ his niece, Miss Virginia
Holler. q, {,
N ill.,. nsy's ssssh ssitss
Mr. r. and Mrs. Robert Corr and Mrs. samue!
INF Mr. and Ms. dasser very delightfully."- enter
e ssinsn e a 1s Voe and Instrumental music
ana various En,nes served to enliyen the q oe :
those present were Misses Fannie and ula
(}asser@ Louise and bLottie Stelnback,S Katie ana
Malta "a sscr, Maggie Steintack; Mr. and Mrs
s0asser. MI. and Mrs. Robert sims. MT. and
Mrs. Willie steinback. MI and Mrs I, Charles !.
n "a. i.nwood Granger. Frederick Greenstrcet
Robert Sims. 81 Samuel Sharp and Mr. Shunlan.
"a Mr. Georgia Lane is home on HIS vacation
after being saw ayr for Some tin,e. 5Ss
The entertainment which was given foT Denny
Literary q nd Social Club of Fnirmount, under
the direction Of Mrs. 3 y, Cary. proved
complete success. The following well known
lain the crowd in a most creditable ma nner:
Misses Mabel Pollard, Mona Robinson. Myrtle
Heck May Felvey w Myrtle and Mamie Tro1ler
Edna Enn Is, Marion Richardson. Mamie Shell
ton, Rosaond Baue5 la Dil! I MaGy
SON md Masters George .,6tutz. Lee Li9gan
and tho F,airmount Baptist Church Quart ette