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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-30
LITTLE RETIREs.
Representative Resigns TO Become
Governor OF Arkansas.

Washington. Dec. l5.-Representa.
tive John $. Little ~ Arkansas tender.
ed to the speaker " resignation as a
member OF the Fifty.ninth congress
owing to his election as governor OF
his state. II will take effect Jan. H..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-30
AFTER ADVOCATE.
Methodist Conference Protests Against
"skeptleal Notions"

Laurel. Miss. Dec. l5.-The Missis-
sippi conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. South. adopted res
olutions protesting against what is
termed "skeptical notions" published
in "our great correctional organ" The
organ referred TO Is the Nashville
Christian Advocate. and the article OBJ
jected 10 Is an editorial on the immor-
tally Of the soul. The question Is
asked whether those who should 10
10 hell do not finally lapse into abso-
Lutte Inconsistencies.
The resolution affirms the doctrine
that the wicked shaa 20 away unto
everlasting punishment"
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sHINN NOT SHORT.
on the Contrary, the Town Board Is
Indebted 20 Him.

New York. Dec. 15.-Expert account
ants who were called to examine the
books OF Supervisor John T. Shinn OF
the town OF Pelham, after the town
board had looked over the books and
found an alleged shortage OF nearly
$4,000. reported that not only was
there no shortage. but the town owes
Mr.. Shinn sl2.Ss0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-30
To Advance Wages.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Standard
oil company announced that Il would
advance the wages OF all its employees
now receiving less than 800 a month
By 10 per cent, beginning Jan. 1.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-30
Noted Educator Gone.

Lexington. Va. Dec. 15.-Colonel
John Mercy Brooke. aged sixty. emer.
titus professor OF physics OF the West
Virginia military institute died sud.
denly Friday.
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FOL.E:y
HONEYAND TAR
The original
LAXATIVE cough remedy.
For coughs, colds, throat and lung
troubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholie.
Good for everybody. Sold everywhere.
Tho genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is in
aYellowpackage. Refuse substitutes.
Prepared only by
Foley q Company, Chicago.
Sold by NJ. III. JAMES
| WANT 70 SELL YOUR LAND.

If you have land for sale
call at my Office and list it
with me. 1t will then be
sold. | have customers for
several tracts of from 100 to
200 acres, and | make a
speciality of selling arg e
tracts. Charges are reason
able. | have the customers
and You lave the land and
by seeing me it will be to
both our interests.
Monroe EDGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

" The following letter is from the pr'n-
cipal OF the public schools OF PeaT|spufa I
Editor Of The Times Dispatch;
Sill note that the next annual con-
yenton Of the Virginia co-operatiye' !, JON an
cation Association will be held N Hlch1
mond, October Sd to 9th. inclusive !,
Judging the Importance Of that meeting
BY the ono, that was held In l'ynohps ~
last year. do not hesitate TO, say th "
every teacher In the State should pei
present, surely every earnest pEogr req Y.
siye teacher will avail himself or herself
OF this opportunity to get IN touch WIN
the very soul and spirit of the edu ca " tloNa'
4lifes!n Virginia, All 81 Z !.
I have been aslse~ ~ the Preside g
tho Virginia Coz cooperative Education IS ., !,
ISOLATION to tell how we managed TO sen l
to the Lynchburg gneetIbg from cues
county a delegation Of thirty-four teachr
ers and six citizens, Including one tru e
tee. ~ iSs {. 8.
Our worthy division superlnte ndent.,
Mr.. Charles a, IIardWl ckl + announce the
meeting for several Weeks through tRs
county paper, Two ~ esks beforas he cons
vention met he published Q strong plea
~ the teachers ana ~ interested y
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-
Tho ed ucationnl outlook ia I,unenlp,4lrg
5colntyfis very encouraging at the present slNeil
time, There Is general awake l7llls
among the cl items looking to- the IN, n {
5nrovsinent OF the public schools OF the
county Hitherto our facilities 4naYe get =,
far too limited and we are de!ignt1 'g's, ~
SEQ that the tax payers are reallzlns thts.
and are bestirring themselves to Iestaot.sn
better schools. with q more lengthy stern.
and better teachers. A mass-meetl1ls, I "
citizens was recently held TO consider the
eadyisability Of establishing q high school
to s;trye "a an Intermediate step pe tWee.l
the common public schools and our stato
institutions Of higher Learnt n was felt
that the grea test need was for q school q
this nature, The meeting was N great
SUCCESS II all entered into the plan Win
sheartlress that must produce results ha
school Is practically assured for. the cons
Ing session. So interestefl are the people
they nre subscribing TO its maintenance
with a generous liberality. ct course ne
question OF funds Is p problem Win Us
as with most OF tho &C ools OF the htata
and the South. but our hoard o. uper-
yisors Is seriously considering the az
Visibility OF raising the tax rate to meet
this urgent need. We feel that we mussr
have better sch ools reg ard less OF + ne COST
Now. when the State 10 II appropria ting
more literally than ever to education Z, ~
Stha titnu for the counties to do, their PA Z
10 further this general movement ana
come in for their quota q The dement's
Z ,383 4. ". QzLIN. i
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RlCHMONDERS I'm ALBEMARLE
1sncc,al "a I,he Times-Dispatch.)

(S3pcClul ~
s sHADWISLL, Van July 14,-Nlr, a.. P5
Fox. an old citizen Of Richmond but now
tor many years a resident OF Albemnrle
has a number of Richmond people ut his
attractive home, eli ft0n.'. " lev huns
dred yards from this thriving and tnyiI-
Ing place. Among the, number are M
ROSWELL Alsop and wife, Mr., Alsop u ~
we'll known as long a. member OF the
leading dry goods firm q CORDOBA, , 4 p,
Go ~
MIS- MI y Ben ~ Alsop, and his daughter. Mrs
MI Charles q Reid and wife, OF Rieh,i
S Ksie ana s bat ee VII AIsSs
1irhe family OF ME-. d., Wilkinson, Of,
Richmond, are among the guests a.
Prot, H. p; Gaines, qt Richmond m 4 Col 9
at the beautiful esidenea OF N =. Mas,
droye' Y through K the country here from
iRichnAond with his tsne thorongh brea 6!
iTSunsHint." lie IL fond OF this kind 81
recreation, having driven from Rlchmonta
tf 1e tie State. Mrs. aeirey. who has
ibeen nursing her mot her. Al IL FL. kla ~
us IN IA severe spell OF mess Mt Inc
Residence Of DR.. George Harris, + of Lynch,
burg. Il Will Join her husband here y Inc
latter part OF the wee Ss& &
Frs lsa ptlst Church. OF Cha lottesyi
with his wife Ia spending his Y4ca flols ~
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4 he eachers League.

give Us tie best teaching and discipline line,
that cansb obta aimed Il. a.ss {
As 8. Tot 10 /. somet thing for teachers h y py
teach ers, Just Q Their prot essioln1s aid
and further the success and prosperity
4 n their men, bers, by co operation, aid,
comfort and combined influence Il. an ana
power.
8. 70 produce emulation and ambition,
4 nom the tea chers which will tend to
the tntterment and uplift OF the " hole t1t'l
farce.
These are a few OF the reasons for the
n sxistcnce ana support OF such an aasso-- J.,
r.atio on. I could name N any others pu "
these appear to HI as sufii clent 20 justly
The hearty and active support OF Is very
teacher IN Virginia It must be plain gto
4nlI8Ewlat great things can be & done by
this splendid organiza ton, Il it Is proper
" and ad equately sup ported and NAM nam
tanned. F n 8 itS#5 lss38 Mi
Ii has done much good already II h l7t 8
brought to the front some 81 the pest PC 8
4 etluca tional workers OF the State and It's
meetings have been most prof bic ana
delightful, and 1t has gradually become
= powerful Influence in the state for tl l
Z benefit and advancement OF the ascnools
and the teaching force in the field where.
latter ali, Y. the real work Of educa ton -
done. Mr.. r: c. & steranesS the able and
y ar,eresstyo president OF the State League,
( has devoted much time and nd energy to the =,
duties Of tho place, and we see the fruits
81 his and his associa tes' good works.
There is to sbe great educational
ga hering in Richmond, In the early foil 70
The Teachers Lea que rs to play q most s.
IMPORTANT and conspicuous part In that
gathering. The teachers are tto be brought =
Sonfthis broad stage and made nc tors IN
the great educational rama more than lar !
tiiey ever have; been in the pas and they
should BE prepared and read and 1 above
ali. 4 anxious "a o take adYan tage OF sthe
oecas Is 4. and show the mettle of their
pastur es. y Here vii be your i''ance,
teachers OF Virginia, and urge you 7, to
show Wlat Is in YOU, and what rs inc
sirnificance and excellence OF the
8.'.reachers' League g. 4.
3i b ssy3}5E " DAVID La PULLIAM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15

II have heard the question asked Il on
many occasions: What good does el''! the
Teachers Lea que DO AZ tho Teachers
League has become one OF the most slmpolr,-
tant branches OF the educatio nal forces Of
4 the State, 1t may be wise and Judi iouss TO
emphasize the good which this asso cia-
ton has done md is il destined to: 90.
when & 1t becomes thoroughly and com.
pletely. q Il organization OF all OF the teach
ers 81 this State, as 1t should b.
bgBss It's fundamental objects and purpose
are: RI II
s I. The organization and co-op eration
1of all the tenchers Of Virginia. sSS3
2.s The Great lon and peri ection Of q pro
Sfessional teaching force In the St ate
Il 8. The assemblhng Of such tea hers
in conventions to discuss and v consld er
vital pedagogic questions. and to- pro-
Mound ID formulate and further all proper
and reasonable measures for the advance.
5,mnent and upbuilding of teachers. y
d 4. The esta blishment and perfecting OF
Y the highest standards Of pr fessiona
teaching and pedagogtci methods, and
the gradual B elimination Of n 10 WerSS u and
less excellent methods and standards
from our school system. l5iF
NJ s. 10 devise and further ways ana M
means for the increase Of the salaries la s ;
OF teachers ana 5tHtl w ~
compensation In accordance with t,tneir
professional efficiency and merit. 8s
n 9. TO bring about an esprit de corps p
among the tea hers Of the state; Y h'eh
will not only make them associative and
% opera tiye-a body OF ntellisent and
energetic men and women VINO areastt
gagged in one OF the ftiest and most
Ep,issant works Of civilized ociety--7lbSfut
also d powerful and influential body e
1 Cd ca tors, who can, by ability, training
.peeuliara aptitude special equip mentat q and !,
corporate strength make and mould opln-
ION and direct and control ednGasly q ssst
only teachers, but, broad ian ,forcefpl J
eaucat Journalists, who will 81 ggest. ,iead
and direct in the many educa tional. e.
forts and battles which are now r rec!
Enlzed and are to. engage the thou le
and tho energies OF our people ~ ' at
future. q, /. !, 7 ii, "A,
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.l4iigh School for Lu1enburg

fcolored children OF the total number.
1888, q SIS ,are being taight in the schools Of
the. counties. and ! 43, b76 IN the graded
schools OF the elites and towns Of t l'
State I. !.
The 1 county Of Jefferson and city OF
Louisville, have, OF course, the greatest
number OF children OF school age. q total
az 573.b29. OF this number 60,3S4 are
White and 1895 arc colored. outside
Of Jefferson, tho county Of 6 hristlan re-
ports the largest number of colored chill
dren.. u The counties OF Elliott, Jackson.
i .etcher and Rowan do not report q single
jcolored child Of school age, The town o.
SBelleyue, Campbell county. reports but
ono colored chlld.--Louisville Courier
Journal. A \.
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Y b ~ 81 . IS y N
LAWRENCEvILLE5ss
& Especial &, u The Times. Dispa tch).


u LAWRBNcEYILLE, w Al, July The
Japanese tea and german given by Mr..
and Mira. Charles y H.Ssss W rwick t.n t85 he
southern 4 otelg ednesd day Il evening. N
Lizzie .i:H Warwick. 81 Norfoik. va, was
the center of a TRACTION in the social
realm here this week, SS4s
The chaperones Z were s8M Mr.. and " At.s.i
Judge and Mrs. ticks, Mr.. and Mrs. D,j
II. Hicks, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. J N -. Bark
ley. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis, Mrs.
p. w Davie, Mrs. Heartwell Mrs. Lewis wis
Among the dancers were Miss SPurdy.,
Miss HARDY. Miss Eliza beth Derby, Miss
5VirEiliaE Glaze rools, I; MI So III Lucy Mead
Xa MIS- aha Ai Nellie rarnbul Miss Mary
,Turnbull, Miss Resale Turnbull n Miss
Lizzie warwick, Miss Janet Aston, Miss
Julia Palmer. AIiss Auld: Miss Crump.}
Palley, Miss Cary Ba Hey; Messrs. " Nat
.Turnbull, c. M. BURG ss, Wal ter urn
a hisll9Ty ehhrlss Mursgb FsM
at T. Jones' i Harrison Turnbull, Monero
Roney, Lewis wilkins. William Valk6r.
lReub1n r ollins,, baker p lmer, .sa James
Creighton Willie Iking, n diam y y ur r. \
Mss Ellen Hardy of Nottoway ( eo IN
= MISS tis Katie Gwynn, q B Alabama. and
S Ssil ttfeIrAfrIend, ss Elizabeth Der
BY ION Church! Street a /, e.
4, N rs. Nv d. Starke returned last night
from 3 weeks tay ut Ocean View.
Miss Emma Edner and MIS- ~ =, i H len
H iIa = III = sTo T,r ai5GlIo
Misses Bette and Mary Ryland. q
Petersburg, and Miss Pattis Lndd1 q
panylle and MisI 1re Mrs AsAsss Ky
land, on windsor Ayenl g. I, !, g. /, Us !. /.
y = Mrs. II q. Freeman and ehAldren 40, Z!
Richmond. are visiting the ,faWIlay n o. MT.
"a M r., NJ Mrs. - r.. Turnbull left to-
day' for Blue Rid SO apring !. I J., 90 y
II Dr q. Il Dwan 8. who has ~ ubeen r. raa o-
tlelng dentistry here since Ivy, iel, naasa
day Tor Pulaski, here ne expects
e t shan Strange STR ana family, of North
carolinn arc Visiting Judge Burord, MIS- ~
Strange's fathef. f B,S 8 "a # X
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PEOPLE IN CLARKE
n, N !, ~

fsnecial to The Times Dispateh') = i,
VA July ~ a1 ;lwaoa. o Maa
e. by lightning on THURSDAY after
30 noon ON Jnly 18th. ana burned e the
E l.5 also a stack Of wheat the par Y
was Insured hut ths " wheel S,y Waa nd friends
,,aar = rpperyille Fauquier county, "
MI Mrs. Dorothy Henderson. who has been
- = washington Va this week and returned.
leaves about this time WIN ae IN m 99oras
MI. onderdouk. OF st. James. Nd, ~ y
II = Kentmere with Mr.. Donald Gilpin.
Mr.. Till, Of WASHINGTON. y spen mh Y
the summer at the Glen. with the 'rhe-
baldH, Of washington. -. I, !,
N Miss onderdouk. Miss Mary Whltlns'
Miss Susan Pager Mrs, onderdouk,
Mr., Donald Gilpin. Mr. lsishasa sYh1st ~ !,
Branch on Wednesday evening by Mr,
and Mrs. Hugh NJ, Nelson,
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WINCHESTER q Ag !. |' 1 j \.
HlYING'.F|.NZ SUCCESS !. ! { [ ! 81
Get All the Benefit You Can is
the Motto Of - 81
All.
Especial to The Tines Dispatch

(Sp ecInl to Inc $Hllrnes-lJlspntclLl6394l
3sssirINGHEsTEsR,fsa Al. July g.: Under
the able n,anuge ir1ent8of Conductor Hnrr
,ris and local manager, n, 81 10 II Coo, S the
winchester Normal ts pro crossing IN q
quiet, prnrtl cal and most sue essftil man
viii all tiie. benetl tive Dos
s!bly Z Ely the motto q the
IDnturned to MEX the lectures W hat the
teachers necd. S5$s q SfssS &ss q
This week res9 no complet Ton q 4 the
and Miss Bent:ice Weller on dra wing.
Dr. Gault comes from WASHINGTON Col
bat adaed Is his And I me raeoId
subjects, which are too often the drls;sl.
in.the words of d lady q his class, i' gle
cream OF tile Norma. IN 9ss8
n The work Of AlIss Weller. and her Il las
saenDt e BBeaeea
.of5Bthe Normal has tn ken. this SUB es;'
has had no drone g Sne
has te
ppupi i This successfui7 course means the
preparing OF one hundred y, te aS 3 re %
auction Of this Important s,lb,ec 70
many rural and graded schools next SEE ''i'7
sion. I. !, u 4; i, y 4, "a
during the rest OF the session by Prof.
4. 8. ssottl gr!culture and Engliii :,
literature from {. y va [, ~,
which this talented young u strllct n tls
been putting life and nimatlon into, q 5,
dry bones' OF geograpll y, can. y, saiels
be predicted tina these periods VII 1889 !e.s
none Of their Interest. Af!ss ~ eller VII
be followed by Miss Nae IN; STA ~; 9.
New s. rk 8 or, vertical writ ting. MISC
istahl is an export In her sui 1ect, an .tl
Will give her class valuable drill IN tilis
;frrY0r Ia n hrn nc h.
AT Among other courses that Z are "a ttrac s-.
ing special interest are Prof John I, g
Fiory' s Bridgewat CGlleg ley ,N;
lures on grammar an q Pm yslolo 8. ]. r ~
II. d. Cool's tyyinchcste ~ pract lcal3 pre-
carnations OF the principles sof arlt nmetlc;
and Conductor J Harris,s Logical a IN.
;racy lectures on the bssinn1ng q ~
government, Prof Wolf q (pri IN, y
M ls unusual nus success in teaching 81 zebra:
5whils iii 1 is a subject a OF comment how
much i,t history Prof r.. stubbs Nor
fnik va. y gets Into one lecture: and "a
hut only so for the sake OF Gil W.
tho Ssta ks III Miss Ma ~ 5er "
MILLER School. Va.) on the all importaam.s
theme OF primary me thods IN IN coun lt7S II
se The Normal has been wat ched with IN;
terest4 hy the citizens Of Winchester, nt q,
the hundred OF young pedago =,
ian, irrin e,i arc receiving much kind taltsll-
tinn1 They arc pursulu 6 % their st tii
MN a singeness of purpose that VIII r
s,,it IA y their grea Is advantage,,Fa
managers ofi the affair are much pleas,1e,di
,with#its suc cess Sc ..,.4 & ,3 BID
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DOING GOOD WORK.
The Martinsville Summer Normal
Has Fine Attendance
Especial TO The Times Dispatch,

Especial TO The Times ispatch.)
AiARTINSVILLE,$ VA, July 18th e
Normal a this point continues to grow
I In interest. The enrolment has passed
the one hundred and twenty mark. and
teachers are still coming in. us i
THE teachers are here for work. The
faculty is very able and popular. and a
Zine educational spirit pervadcs the Nor Nor \
NAL. The lectures are attended reg iariy
BY the teachers. and written excuses
are required BY the conductor OF abb
Sentees. 81 Y. }st,
/ The teachers are delighted with the
homes provided for them. Martinsvllle
is surely sustaining her! reputation iori
4 hospitality &und social culture. as me
best homes Of the town have been thrown
open to the teachers and faculty.
An attractive course Of evening enter
ta!nments has been provided: 5tss
B The following faculty are doing the
work: Thomas r. Erwin, A.. NJ. Wander
/. Bit, mathematics; Miss !. M Bald VIM
Womnns College. Baltimore, PHYSIOLOGY
and physical training; Thomas Z. N cart.
ney, a, b.. r. Nj. PHI D., University 81.
Virginia, English; Miss Isabelle Coffin,
New York, recently returned from III
rope. drawing; ST r. =, Loving. ~ ~ -,
University OF aVirginia.; controlling prin- !,
ciples OF education. American history;
Miss Sue Porter. FarmYille State Nor
NAL primary methods; DR.. Edward y Il.
/ Moses, superintendent OF schools Of Ra-
leigh. N. c., pedagogy and reading 3 MISS
Is. B, Dickinson. spelling, history; Pro-,
fessor$ Hartley Turner. Lynchburg. music;
q . II. Hamaker, Phi. D., Harvard. nature
study u S. Thomas, A. b.. A.. M. wi
government.
n rho faculty has the necessary scholars
iF ,hip. and at the same time It Is tho
roughly acqualnteds with the work O. ,t ii
public school and the needs Of the pubic
school teacher. Sls al VI 53s n
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Kentuckys Schools.

The compilation % the annual school
census OF kentucky. recently completeed
by state superintendent Fuaua, shows
q total Of 7es. ss1 hlldren Of school age
In the state, upon which the per capita
for. the coming school year VIII Va
based and announcements made be{oEa
the close OF d the present week u ~
stated that the per capt. will not he
less than for last year, " hen IT was
81, as. Of the total number Of school
children reported by the census ta kern,
| Sakzs ore White chi!drssl and .e0sss srs
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n \ n N Y I-8S =, N n
Education and Peace.

Tho Ameri can stitute ct instruction W
Is holding It's seyenty-sixt annual con
,ventlon at Yale. AT the opening session
PRESIDENT ". HI F. Faunce. OF Brown
5Universlty. was the principal speak e y
His topic was Edpcasio on, IL !. me e
that no great move ment can DO made per-,
5manent untll Ill is placed on an ed q
tional basis Is not true that la IN tlm e
20 - q Init \ rather that Sin time Of peace
Sa.a must pss prepare sa to make ,mnossis
be" Continuing, he said that y. the t an
lis surely coming when tho &intern !,
due, will seem. In the face 81 inte r 81 8.
ttional opinion. ian utterly stupid way I. O
settling international differences. ,,a rhe
place to inculcate and foster these ids''s'
That was logical discourse War = \. =
5barbarism. ISducation .is civilization As
mon become better educated they neSom e
better civilized, and the more clvillzed
they become the further they should p :
from war s,f D,si{a%f M g.saf s4.f
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the home Of Mr.. Mnsse Smith.
MIRA ", 4sT IIuyler, 4 d \ wealthy jeWelcrl
OF n New York, has recently Y been on .a s
visit%tO his warm friend, the, genial ME-
a4 Mr. DOWNING Smith, one OIL the most
substantial citizens y Of sAlbemarle, who
lives at old & shadwe the - !.
unsinjury 10 his eye lsby 5pul ling towards
him 81 piece Sof wire, whch flew UP and
struck him in the eye 81 causlng q ;Sv J, ., Y
feared would cause him To- lose the eye
T he was taken Z to the 3 Martha Jef ferson
Hospital Charlot tesville and after, 4, g
prospect ri entire relief Z,
Dr. Robert French Nh son, VIII o. recently
married In Washington the daug inter- q
Chief Justice Fuller has been on "a br1eI
Yisit@to9 his brother. Mr.. George Mason
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PEOPLE IN HOWARD

Especial TO The Times, Dlspatch.)
fIIOWARDSYILLH, " AZ July lt--Alrs
Jane Blair Is at Buffalo Hldge springs e. !.
Mr.. q. Walker GilmerS Jr.. Of New
york, is visiting his homo in Albemarle.
Mr., Carl Noting, Of Louisa. and Mt.
FREDERICK Noting. Of Richmond, were At
,'Monticolan last week.
Il3 Airs. Lewis Blair, Of Richmond, came
IN tuesday with her family to spend the
summer with Miss Hancock, at ''l4ooust
Hill,n 81 B. ss NJ E. {, 81,
Mr., Leslie blair IL visiting frlends ~
New York and Connecticut,
tJastery laboFs under the sasSus charge q