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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
HARVARD CHAMPION
 DEFEATED AT TENNIS R. H. Palmer, Who Defeated Karl Behr, Victor Over
 Crimson.
FIVE SETS WERE REQUIRED
Eight Players Left to Compete in the Events at
 Newport.

Newport, R. L, Aug. 23,-The play to-day in the all-comers' tournament for the national lawn tennis champion ship eliminated eight more players, leaving five New York men, and one each from Philadelphia, Englewood, N. J., and San Antonio, Texas, for the contests in the fifth round tomorrow. The players will meet as follows: H. l. Westfall of New York vs. w. A. Larned of New York, Clarence Hobart of New York vs. W. F. Johnson of Philadelphia, H. Mollenhauer of New York vs Semp. Russ of San Antonio, and R. H. Palmer of Englewood, N, J. vs. Robert Leroy of New York.
 The only Boston player left before the play began to-day was N, w. Niles, the Harvard champion, who went down to defeat before R, H. Palmer after hard five set contest.
 In the first set both Niles and Pal mer were unsteady, but Palmer was the more so and after long set full of deuce games Niles won, 7-5. In the next Palmer had a lead of 3-2 which Mics overcome by taking three straight games This gave him a lead of 5-S and in the next game he was within a point of the set, but Palmer, i'm proving steadily, fought him back and frally won, 8-6
 Niles had a severe attack of rheu- 1a4i iy, 1a ,,I h,,+ I to run it up to 14 games before Pal mer won. The pluclzy work gave Niles the fourth set and left the contest even, but Palmer won the fifth without difficulty, giving him the match. The players were nearly thre hours on the courts.
 Russ of San Antonio put out Hat four set match, the first of which was won by Thornton 11-9.
 H. Hollenhauer of New York also had difficulty in disposing of F. c. In- man, four sets being necessary.
 The other four matches of the day were decided in straight sets.
 In the afternoon the interscholastic SiieliiAPiOAlolllp Wdo uC5 LII anu LWO matches were played, W. F. Johnson, University of Pennsylvania, defeating John Reimer of Columbia, 6-0, 6-1, and A. Sweetser of Harvard disposing of Dean Mathey of Princeton, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2.
 Summary:
 National tennis singles-fourth round.
 c. Hobart defeated c. M. Bull, jr., GA, 7-5, 6-2,
 R. Leroy defeated R. Lowering, s-8, 6-1, 6-4,
 Il. L. westfall defeated J. A. c. Col ston, 6-2. 6-3, 6-S.
 W, A. Larned defeated c. E. Sands, 6-1, 6-3. 6-2
 w. F. Johnson defeated F. c. An derson, 6-0, 2-6, 6-9, 6-4
 H. Mollenhauer defeated F. c. h. man, 6-4, GA, 1-6, 60.
 s, Russ defeated N. Thornton, 9-11, 6-1. 6-1. 6-S,
 R. H. Palmer defeated N. W, Niles, 5-7, S-6, S-6, 4-6, 6-2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
AMERICANS vs. NATIONAL
Post Season Series Between B
 Big League Teams.

Boston, Aug. 2s.-The resD' owners of the local National l. and American league baseball closed an agreement to-day to p post-season series of nine game successive days, Sunday excepted series will begin on the Nal grounds here October z and VI continued there every other day. speetive of the outcome the full will be played.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
ARDELL DEFEATED AT READWLLE TRACK Ed Geers' Pacing Mare Goes Down for Second Time
 in Her Career. ARGoT BOY THE VICTOR Lillian R., of Cleveland, Meets Her Initial Failure of
 the Year.
 
AReoT BOY THE VICTOR

Readville, Mass, Aug. 23,--Ardell, Ed Geers' noted pacing mare, was de- feated to-day for the second time in her long and successful racing career, and Argot Boy was the one to lower her colors to-day as he did here year ago. In the first heat Ardell broke at the distance but In the two following Argot Boy was clearly the best when 1t came to the final test in the home stretch.
 In the 2:05 trot George G., held his field cheap, having only to jog at the finish of each heat, A large delegation was present from New York, headed .by w. E. Burke, jr., owner of the gelding. The race marked the initial defeat of the season of the Cleveland mare, Lillian R.
 A series of very close finishes result ed in the 2:16 trot, Henry s., jr,, bare- ly gaining the verdict in each heat, Princine, Travellesso and Prince C., in turn succeeded in nipping a second in the scurry to the wire.
 Byron Kay had no trouble in the 2:14 pace, Gentrys Star was second in
 
 final heat
 With the close of the meeting to- lday, most of the horses are being ship ped to Providence, where the grand circuit will be continued next Mon day
 The summary:
 .2:16 Trot-Purse $1,2OO 6 heats,) Henry s., jr., br by Col Kuser (Evans) ..,... 1 Travellesso, blk g (Geers).. 4 8 Prince C., br Ii (McKenney) 3 2 Princine, b m (McHenry).. 2 6 Composer, g (LaselD ... 5 4 | Queens Daughter b m I (White) :. .........,. 5 1 Time--2:11 1-4, 2:12 1-2, 2:1S S-4. 2:O5 Trot-Purse $1,2oO 6 heats). George G., g by Homeward CA MeDonald) ,..l"... 1 1 Orc, blk g (McCarthy) ..... 3 2 Lillian R., b m (McDevitt) ? 3 John Caldwell, br g (Geers) 4 Kid Shea, b (Packer) ..., dis Time-2;06, 2:OS, 2:09 IA. N 2.04 Pace--Purse $1,20O 6 heats). *Argot Boy, b g, by Argot I (Cox) ...........,.. l Ardell, br m (Geers) ... 4 ? Judge Wilson, b g (spencer) 4 |Cascade, br g (Davis) .... 5 3 Phalla, b in (Catcomb) ... ? dis \ Time-2:05 IA, 2:05 3-4, 2:06 1-4.
 2:14 Pace--Purse $1,20O 6 heats). Byron Kay, b g by Grey H stone (Geers) ....... 1 1 Gentrys Star. b m (Mc- I Henry) . ......,.,..... @Arrow, b (Cox) .... z | *Queen Walnut, TO m Cray lOr) ......,..'.' ..'.'.' Ding Pointer, b m (DeRyder) g 8 Miss winifred, blk m (White) 1 Margaret B.. b m (Honey).. 6 Red Jacket, oh g (Dennis). 8 d \ *U. G. E., TO g (McGrath) 7 d ! Time-2:0S S-4, 2:10, 2:09 1-2. @-Raced in hopples.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

Miss Margaret Courtney of I street, who has been visiting rel in New York since last Thursda! return home on Sunday.
 Leonard Fairbanks of 4s street is quite i'll and is attend pr. Charles Foote.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
Pollce to Plnv Rnhhits.

The New Haven Police baseball team
 will play the Rabbit nine this after noon at West Park grounds. Wesville. The game will start at o'clock. Cog gles or Dermoty will twirl for the cops,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24
THE LATE DIR. SWEET.
Joined Hiram Lodge, r. and A. M,,
 December, 1877.

Dr. James w. Sweet, recently deceas- cd joined Hiram lodge No. 1. A. F. and A. M., December 1S 1S71, while William w. Hyde was worshi9ful master. lie was also a memberof Franklin chapter, Harmony council and New Haven com mandery. and at one time a member of the Masonic Protective society from which he withdrew a few days ago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-24

Mrs. Jamelier of Springfield, Mass, who has been spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Par sons of Lombard street, will return to her home in September
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Notes from Miller School.

MILLER SCHOOL, VA. November is
The Vawter Literary Society had. a
most excellent meeting Saturday eve.
ming. The following. was tho subject
for debate: "Resolyed. That man is
not Justified In obeying the laws OF
his country II he feeis they are morally
wrong" Tho speakers on the af!irma-
tive were Roy s. Cook and William
Garvin; on tho negative. a. F. Robert
son and Hilton Toms. The affirmative
won the debate. The following Judges
decided unanimously: Eugene p. Brown
Horsley CAN'T and George Gardner.
Mrs. DR.. ]. d. Smith spent several
days in Richmond this week.
Miss Mary S. Black and Mr.. Thomas
w. Black, OF Batesville. Va, left this
week for Petersburg, Va. where they
will sit at the feet Of Msthodisin.
Rev. T.. v. Carson rounded up his
four. years work on Batesville Circuit.
During his administration there were
received into the church about 400
persons: dropped from the roll about
15o. making g net gain Of ESQ. There
are now about $50 members on the cir
cult. The. total amount OF money
raised during the four years for all
purposes was about 10000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Raleigh Social News.

RALEIGH. n. c., November 16.--A
reception given Wednesday, afternoon
by the Woman's Club OF Raleigh In
their new club building on Salisbury
Street proved decidedly the social
event Of the week In point of at.
tendance and In the elegance and thor
oughness of the entertainments pros
vided. The apartments of the club
We're prettjly decorated with autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums and roses.
The receiving party consisted OF Mes
danes w. S. Primrose. Leo. D. Heat.
Stevens and DR.. Della Dixon Carroll.
Tho club women aud their guests
Coach member being allowed to bring
one friend as q guest OF l,onor) were
received In the hall by Mrs. Jas. Nc
lSin1nlcn. Mrs. r. T. Gray. Mrs. James
Briggs, Mrs ]. >. Thomas. and intro.
ducNd to the receiving party who,
stood in the parlor. which was dec
Grated with marked taste. the color
scheme being yellow. 49,
From the parlor the, guests We're
,Nshered into the dining room where
punch was served undnr tho direction
Of Mrs. Henry Litcllford and Mrs. Her
bert Buche. For the dining room the,
themums In profusion. The 8puncll
u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

to me counthrymen that i. was s' time whit
@ s5sesss Rss ayss
o ~ nat VENT s back sss
got yeer an can't give 1t back TO yer It
outrun 80.
Last month picked up me fay-rite journal an
tn ~ in
little pieces s very dlsapnng to his admirers
s Gs in y
country tina in TIL panic caused sinseless
Il M as IN
to seize tn helun state. It is needless to that
shud not be required to carry tn entire burden on
his manly shoulders. This is time Err our injury.
have have said past money ~ IL eounfy
safer In tn hands " tn presdytory rich thin in tn
have been ,nsled be tn frothinga ~ tn dimnygoguc
at Washnon to put back what they took out an say:
dlsthrust TIL predatory classes. another col,
ulnn VIII DO found an appeal In iliysn tr
prs % printed II Sast
week jumpin on TIL thrate form " Liberty We
has say We havs requested TIL states attorney
to saspind III prosecution ~ this talented hnaneer
IAN, there ye are + don't know what to do AN
over this broad land has gone up the clarion call ~
&c Shut
has set In. as Hogan says. Judge lands has asked
him. Ne frind Thomas lawson has wrote asked
his oA cuu, Tnzy Fl his photygraft an IIsnzy has
back Il, at he is sorry, but It is In TIL bank
Comply apologlzn' IN manly way fr lnnything i
said about thin befure needed TIL hated English
good.g TIL Prisldnt In thu White House ia setttn
with his hand firmly pressed against his lips. Nav
thin 70 nspiriM TIL hnanciers Nv tn country has
come firm that handsome home In years as hasn't
come firm It In tn last two weeks. Sg Sss8ss
ny me frlhd Teddy Rosenfelt5 IS preparn' q message
nh public shnd not frge that tn basis Of al credit
In pintn' out tn weak places In our !ndushreel an
financial systen,s have, perhaps pintod too hard.
turned out thrue but TIN thruth Is dangerous, IL We
take 100 much y II at wan time, TIL American pso-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
!, By F. P. DUNE
~ -
Copyright 1907, byH ii. Mcclure & CO...

have found that all " TIL splendid
ans IL S tnat IS noble system
has come whin they shud be vigorously supported.
I wish to thank these undetermined gintlenen all
they have done. an / call thin to go an sin
more
We'll. sir u visit were with Taft durin' this here
small furry that has rocked country to It's depths
Has tn lucky boy Whats he don'?' ye Well,
9 "a s salsa ~ ws an s
tn Prsidint. some wan must succeed me. ]
70 m To
Taft. Go away says Tiddy s#@
AN tn next day tn ladn' canaydate fr til, pris.
idincy started out his campaign He's been havins
tn fine time He went over to Japan. where he had
aetter to frind iv tn altkydoo firm Grand Rapids
", o'Brien o Brien like TIL good fellow he is says:
Como up an see tn aIikydoo Dye know him? says
rented farm firm us in tn old counthry So they
Up t. 70 = yhsr
ordered q bottle w Saki an some an lemon.
bannster an asked him tn Bill gattin
too large, an wud he mind windin' tn clock befure
sos had to
III Mydoo a1Sea him how how tn feet was
" tn bar but t. be powrta
Tin aS M notice y
ivsth 1mpeerya Fin ram nth sloretys chest.
n 5ap p. he wint to til. phppaens tho
band serenaded him th, poplaco gathered at his hotel
an demanded more Nv their liberty our
liberties an $4,000 Tagalog childhor dragged his
through tn sthreets ~ tn noble capital, He's
gon' He's goin to- visit TIL Gear Rousha tn
Cohen " Afghanstan TIL Sultan v Turkey, TIL KING
iv England an tn Impror Willum. TIL Frtstdint is
thrEin to head him on but he Won't stop tn eoorts
tv Europe an Asia havn' their UNIFORMS
an pressed in honor " his comm. tillygran, dated
Washnton reached hin, at PeSn: Come home an
nye TIL peasureiv FINANCIAL sthringency IIc nlerely
answered; Wua not think iv denyn' 70 all TIL fun
Nv It, Am Just takn' the Chinese Empress FIR d
buggy ride. An so he goes TIL happy Needless tel-
low while at home sets his great and good frnd In
tn lonely mansion, lookin mt sign #th's swall
Step softly so as not to disturb conadence.'
. Hes runnn' TIL kind " a campaign I'd like. Flo
don't have to hold TIL warm hapd " tn taxpayer
speak TIL speech that needs no reading piyvle care
has he FIR TIL tariff tin or TIL reform Nv TIL bashfu
currency But wondher Us he lays in tn great bed
Nv state In TIL 1mpeerya palace With tn good canopy
over him afther tn jock that's been waitn' on him
has taken out his shoes to be shined an all Is dark
orc his lhrearns liver haunted lean, face "
almost completely covered with dense growth OF
trailing arbutus?" E5
9D'ye think Kosenfet Is as popyas as he vase"
asked Mr.. Hennessy s "
He isn't as popyar in Wall sthreetSa he was"
said Mr. Dooley. hey only used to hate him."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

Washington. N. c.. are visiting brand
Mrs. j. A1cNair Slower. at this place.
Mrs. Fl. L. Howard Of Lynchburg. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
J. Smith. Mr.. Howard was also Wis
itor last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles j. .Jeffress. former resi-
dent OF this place. but who has been
residing at Canton. near Asheville, n.
G.. for the past several years. Is Wis
iting relatives In South Boston. He
Will also visit the Jamestown Exposi-
tion while in this section.
Mr.. Otto salzman: of Danville. spent
few days here this week. He was
engaged In business here many years
ago, and met number OF his old
friends.
Mr.. George Armstrong. OF Nova
Scotia. is here Visiting his son. Dr.. 7.
elapsed since they have seen each
other.
Mrs. j. j. Lawson, OF this place. Mt
tended the meeting of the General AS
ISOLATION. which met in Danville dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. Samuel F. Gilliland left to-day
for the Northern markets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Dr.. Lyons
Doth Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Purihcs the breath
"A superior dentifricc
for people Of refinement
Established in 1866 BY
@~1>'o. ms
bowl sat II a. dailty mass OF roscs and

bowl sat In. n dailty mass OF roscs and
cluster grapes.
From tie dining room the gncsts
passed into the assembly hail, which
vas a beauttfmily decorated ii autumn
SHADED in hnrinontzing colors. Here
delightful HOUR was spent in c0n-
ycrsation ard listening TO vocal und
instrumental music by some OF the
most talented ladies' OF the city. Re-
Mary Hull McISinmon. Nell Battle,
catherine Boylan and Caro- Gray.
There were more than 200 ladies who
chilled during the afternoon.
In honor OF Mrs William Royal. There.
were unique decorations OF leaf pine,
palms and ferns. Dainty Refreshments
dellghttul e every guest. The guests
ron. Mrs. W. NJ. Marks Mrs. A.: s.
pendIeton, Mrs. Charles NJ. Bnsbee. Mrs.
lows. Mrs. ". II: Williamson. Mrs. =.
W. Baker. Mrs. w. 3. Jones, Mrs. h.
n. Strarach. Mrs. C. = Wright Mrs.
II: y. Litehford, Mrs Thomas N; Ashe.
Mrs. sophy Busbee. Miss Mary Preston
Shipp. Mics May II Jones. Miss Mary
A 4. Jones. Miss Sadie Root. Miss
rnesaa ss n'fsf Mrs ehspss
Fish and Miss Caro- Gray entertained
in honor Of Mrs. p. D. Gold. Jr.. who
n has recently ss,nt moved to K,ale!gh Mr.
ferson Lite Insurance COMPANY. The
affair proved thoroughly delightful.
The guests were Mrs. P. y. Gold. Jr.,
Mrs linden Humphrey. Greensboro:
Blanch Blake. Miss Mary Hull Nc.
Kimmon. Mrs. l. 4. Walker. Mrs. II
e. sii ls Hsfi rs Ma nssl Ae rs
Mrs. S. A. Pendelton Henderson,: Mrs.
Miss MePheeters entertained the
Gent ksntness Book Club most delightfnlly
the hostess served refreshments. 'ps :
Mrs. Il. L. Moffitt spent several days
the past week in Norfolk.
Mrs. W. P. Whitaker, of Chase City,
is in the. city. the guest OF her broth
er, DR.. Norwood C. Carroll.
Mrs. J. u. Ellington and Miss Bernice
are in Clayton for few days With
Mrs. r. B. Dancy has returned to
her home in Atlanta, after spending
several days here.
Mrs. r. r. Hoke is spending while
IN ktnston with her daughter. Mrs.
w. d. Pollock.
Miss Kittie Pool. of Henderson. was
the guest of Mrs. c. j. Hunter several
days The past week
Miss Mamie Cowper has gone to Rich
mond. Va, to visit friends.
Mrs. ]. Y. Joyner has as her guest
Mrs. Frances Hooker. OF Greenville.
Colonel and Mrs. w. 3. Rodman spent
several days here this week. guests at
the Marlborough.
Mrs: E. G. Duncan has as her guest
Miss. Eta Perry =
Mrs. Brown Shepherd has gone for
pleasure trip to New York.
Nfrg Tarpau al OIL Iones re oh
Va. and Mrs. 3. L. Tyree of Durham.
are guests in the home OF DR.. w. c.
Tyree. pastor of the First Baptist
Church.
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Lexington Social News.
Especial TO The Times- Dispatch,


LEXINGTON. VA. November 1s.-
Rev.. James w. Shuey. for the past ten
years pastor of bethany Lutheran
Va, has rendered his resignation, TO
takc effect January list next. Mr..
Shuey has accepted call to Ports
mouth. Va.
various Congregations OF Lexington
will held in the Presbyterian Church.
that church. Rev Re Or. Alfred + Gre "a
pastors Of the other churches assist
ling in the services.
Rev. r. J, Prettyman. Of galtimore
ehure o pas IFS pae un SPENT nsssSa
days in Lexington this week, and re-
ceived a warm welcome fropf his nuns
serous friends here.
Tex. who spent tho past summer in
Lexington visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Smith, left Tuesday for
Morfo5 to atten the meeting Of the
land will return from that point to her
home.
Invitations have been received :, In
E Ees e issa p q r o ar ri o
his daughter. Miss Mary Kyle. aud Mr..
vomber 27th, at $3.50 o'clock. at North
DR.. Hunter Pcndleton,o OF the Virginia
Military institute faculty. has resigned
as a member OF the Town Council5and
Mr. a. G. Rhodes was elected as his
MI. William b. Wade, of Wright. w.
Va. Is visiting his brother, Mr.. Andrew
II, Wade, bookkeeper III the Bank OF
MI. and Mrs. William 4. Shields are
Visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Farrar has Joined
Professor Farrar In Lexington after
spending several months at her old
lhome in Albemarle county.
Mr.. Edward Z. Graham Is visiting III
4 New York this week.
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L,ynchburgSo News
tsp.cial 10 rhe rimes.DispatchD

Especial 10 ,riie ,rimes.D ispatch)
LYNcHBtiRd. VA. November To-
Between 500 and 600 persons. Inen,bcfs
mud friends Of st. Panl's Church. at
tended the Informal reception tendercd
Thursday night at the assembly hall
of the home OF the Hill City Lodge
Which was rendered by the ladies Of the
Church Guild In honor OF Dr., aud Mrs.
William "a. Barr. That tho occnsion
was ono of the most delightful and most
successful of It's character ever attempt.
cd In the Hill City was the grnera' con
senss. or opinion.
be r aa rs pma arr nsop asker
tie Misses Tucker Mrs. ~ NJ. TORY.
Mrs. y. Holmes Smith Mrs. Edmund
ss ,ses Mn Mr. & Hsaa wo a !nrS
Davis, who presented Dr. Barr. Light
REFRESHMENTS consisting Of snlads
sandwiches and coffee. were served
| Mr. o. l.. McCraw has returned from
n visit to Tennessee.
pr. and Mrs. j. H. Kent have returned
| from visit to Pulaski.
Mrs Ernest Heald. WHO has been
quite sick. Is somewhat better. 4
- the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. 4 IT,
!, Mr; peyton y: winfree loft wednea-
large railroad contract.
Miss Lucy Lowry and Miss MATHS
Puckett have returned from the expo
sltion and surrounding points OF in
Miss Clare Abrahams has returned
niece, Miss Marie Jacobs. OF Elizabeth.
N. J.,t who Will be the guest OF her
aunts here for the winter.
Mrs. Roberta Cosnalian Camm nm
ter, Miss Louise Paige, ito Mr.. William
Alvin Higgins, the marriage to take
place on November Goth. No cards
Mrs. John r. Morton entertained tile
Daughters Of the American Revolution
at her residence corner Of Cabel! and
day evening. She was assisted assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by Mrs. j. D. IIorsley
and Mrs. Peter sAinslie and Miss Kath-
fne Misses Esis
served the. Refreshments.
Little Mics Katharine Hodges. who
has been the guest OF Mayor and Mrs.
Thursday, after a pleasant stay In the
city.
Mrs. G.. A. Hall. OF Canon City. Col.
who has been visiting Mrs. w *; Bar
Visit her, mother. Mrs. n. a. po sa0''
Miss Mary Walton who has been
boro. has returned to Lynchburg and
is stopping few days with her cousin,
Mrs. w. A. Deacon. on White Rock
Hill.
Lteut.-col. Robert r.. Craighill went
to Richmond Wednesday to be present
at reception given at the Executive
Mansion by Governor and Mrs. Swanson
to General and Mrs. Fred D. Grant.
Mrs. r. II. T. Adams and Miss Lizzie
Adams and Miss Henrietta Cheatwood
left Thursday on a visit to Baltimore.
DR.. Sherwood Moore. of ST. Louis, |
Is here. having come to attend the
was best man.
Miss chiswell Dabney. Of Chatham,
is visiting Mrs. r. q. Heald.
Captain William AtwIll of Columbia,
S. c., Is visiting relatives in the city |
Mr.. James c. Bentz. OF Massle's Mills. |!
Is the guest OF Mr.. W. v. Wilson, Jr. |
Captain Wentworth Mosby, who has |
been visiting friends here, has gone |
to Los Angeles. Cal.
Miss Virginia Goodwin and Mrs. Tl,ad. |
A. Smith. Of New York. left Thursday
morning for Mobile, Ala
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South Boston Social News.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. November 16.
One of the most delightful dances
OF the season was given by Miss Eliza
beth Bouidin at her home, at Houston,
on Friday evening.
ter of Washington. d. G.: Miss Miller
OF Edinburg. Va; Miss Champ Douthat,
of Danville; Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Wat
kins, Jr.: Messrs. Charles Barksdale,
Moseley Bendall and DR.. l. Keith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Drinking ] Tin Men { ]! \.
Not w nted

The aSovs sign 4. nov seen many shops
men are unreliable. 1
Competition Is too keen and lib lis 30
/. strenuoua for an g rpployer to keep men on
! hs payroll whose nerves arc unsteady and
whose brains are not clenr. s. sS ~ = 81
Every line Of business is beginning to close
nss doors to drinking lnon S y fgs.
1eenses. has Its remedy. Orr1ne is the re.
liable treatment, and is sold under q posi-,
money viii be- rei,,ndad orrino ID IL two NO
forms--No. i which can be used without
the patients knowledge In tea coffee or
food: and No, =. for those who wish to be
cured. & * sisia IS ssia ss IS .s5
The guarantee applies TO both forms.
Mailed In plain seal Cd pac so on eceipt q 4
lLoo, Write for free booklet, mailed IN
Warrington, D, g., or Polk Miller Drug CO..
~ Faat Malp. and 81 ldrey Drug Co, ~