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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Radford Social News.

Especial to The Tir1es-Dispatch.1
RADE'ORD, VA. October 12.--Mrn.
William Ingles entertained at luncheon
saturday President Baringar, OF v. r.
L.; Mrs. Lily Patton Kearsley and Rev.
l. w. Irwin.
Mrs. George % Cnssell remains
quite sick at Casselton. {i
E,x-Governor Tyler the close per-
soral friend of william Jennings
Bryan, and a member OF the reception
committee, went to- Richmond Wednes-
day to help welcome the distinguished
NebraJkan to Virginia. He Will visit
Ills son, Major Heth Tyler. ut Norfolk,
and pay third visit to tho exposition
before returning home.
Mr.. w. j. Karnes. OF Now York City,
spent several days with his aunt. Mrs.
i. o. Bullard, this week.
Miss Jennie Ramsey, OF Norfolk, Is
the guest OF Mrs Mark Reid.
Mr.. u. III. Borden, assistant cashier
OF the Trust Company Bank, with his
bride. is again in Radford, and are
guests ut Mrs. IRA Wilson'S.
Mrs. u. S. Jones is In Baltimore at
the bedside OF her aunt, Miss Mary
Keener, who has been very Ill.
A party that left Radford Tuesday
for the exposition. consisted OF Mrs.
VI. II. Delp. Mr.. and Mrs. sidney John
son. Mrs. Ould, Mrs. George w. Lyle
and Miss Edna Lyle.
Miss Bessie Billiard returned Mon
day from six weeks visit to her
sister, Mrs. Edgar v. Lambeth. at Bir-
minghaH. Ala. She was accompanied
home by her sister. Mrs. Lambeth. and
by Masters Guy and stacy Lambeth.
Rev. y. Campbell Mayors Is In Rich
1nond attending the Episcopal Con-
Yention, from which point he will go
to tile exposition.
Rev. DIR. L.. L. III. Carlock, Rev. H. x
Sutherland, Rev. J. w. Mitchell. Rev.
Mr.. Barnett. Mrs. M. j. Bradley. Judge
Selden Longley and Mr.. G. A. Sullivan
are attending the Holston, Conference.
at Blueheld. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Johnaon and
granddaughter. Miss Jessie Reid. are
at the exposition.
Kew. Clarence Poague is attending
The convention OF the Christian Church
at tho exposition this week.
Miss Dorothy Wvsor has returned
from Washington, and Is teaching
near Shiloh.
Captain Frank corbett, Of Lynch
burg, is the guest OF hls brother. Mr..
Joseph Corbett. and will make his
home here this, winter.
POLK Miller was greeted by large
day evening. and the entertainment
was much enjoyed.
mayor L,nkous returned from a trip
TO the exposition Wednesday.
Eugene. the three-year-old son OF
nir. and Mrs. Ernes, Conrad. who was
badly burned BY fall!;N In kettle
OF ooiilng water last week died sun
Jay morning OF pneumonia. after a
Few da:Ys' Illness He was taken To
Ghfistionsburg for burial Monday. fu-
neral services being held at the home
l. W. Irwin.
Mrs. l. Greenspon and daughters are
visiting In Blueaeld.
mr., and Mrs y. I. Vaughan have
returned from the exposition.
,, Mrs. James r. Martin. Mrs. T. q.
harvey and Mrs. Robert L. shaukIIn
are ut the, exposition this week.
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Stanton Social News.
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sTAUSroN. VA. October ls-Mr. and
mrs. alex. F. Robertson and Miss Akin
soa are attending the Episcopal Convention
In Richmond
Miss Jess,e mcLanahar has returned TO
Gfeencastle, Penn. altar visiting ;hs Misses
Alien.
Miss Gay Trout 10 attending the Ep,s-
MI Walter Lewis ard wife. OF Fort
worth, Texas are visiting In tho Family OF
Mr. ". c. Getger.
Mrs. Lane Castieman. of Greensboro Ala.
is visiting Miss katie Bell Baker.
Mr. Malcolm Holiday has r4turned from
ieng stay In Hampton and HorfoikN
Mrs Laura Mccoy Is visiting Miss Maud
t.cok In Richmond
Mf-s Eiiza Taylor is visiting her niece
Mrs. TAYLOR Mccoy.
Mrs. VA Bow!er and Miss Marie Bowies
ara spending some time in Baltimore.
Mics Be6s!s Winter Jones' OF .Ale1andria
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs IL NJ
Menhnny. has gone to Roanoke,
Mr.. and hrs. j. S. LeFiis and sors. Mas.
ters; Joe ard Morton. who have beer. spend
have returned TO their home m Jacksonville.
Fla
Colonel and Mrs. II FL Wayt have re-
intned from New York.
Or and AIRS. Nj O. Holt, who have been
visiting Judge Henry w Holt, have returned
u their home In Surry.
Dr. Fran. II. Crawford. rising young
pm, stefan of Mt Sidney and Miss Ada Sum
nerson. one ot st.untop's beautiful young
girls. were married Wednesday morning In
Washington
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Christiansburg Social News.
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CTiRlSTIANSBTRC;,- VA, October ~.
Judge W. ". Moffett. Of Salem, !, l e !,
two weeks In town holding. the fail
term OF the Circuit Court during which
time the criminal docket has been en-.
'tirely cleared and a large volume OF
civil business disposed of.
Both the Democrats and Republicans
have called their conventions to meet
here next Tuesday to nominate county
and district candidates to be voted for
Johnson is the only nominee In the
field. and he is making an active can-
Vase. although as yet no one is opposs,-
ing him. The present treasurer, ".
NJ. Durklee. will be a candidate for re.
election. and it is uncertain who. II
any one, will oppose him on the Re-
publican ticket. w. d. Martin, the
nrassna thsf' A,torney win stand for
recollection, and just who their Demo-
cratic opponents Will be IL hard to pre-
dict. Politics In Montgomery county Is
at a standstil,. and 1t is nard for either
tire voters.
Mr. #. L. Mays. Of st. Paul. Va, has
purchased the new residence on East
Turner Thomas. and ls moving his
family here in order to obtain the
benefit OF the excellent high school
situated near his residence.
left to-day for Norfolk to attend the
jamestown Exposition. On his return
ne will spend several days With Judge ss
colhnnn. a daughter of Judge Arnold,
has been visiting FOR several weeks.
Mrs. W. c.. Stuart and little daugh :
summer at Mrs. Baird's. in the East
End. are now Visiting Mrs. Stnarts
sister, Mrg. Charles I Wade, on Frank
lin Street. before they leave for Rich
and Mrs. Vernon Bentley the latter
icing the eldest daughter Of Mrs
Stuart
| Mr.; and Mrs; william 2. Smith , left
where they will be the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. y. s. Phlegar while seeing
the sights OF the jamestown EXposi-
Hiss Leslie Powers Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. S. Harris Hoge, of Roanoke.
aIr. Edward S. FaRg left for Little
Rock. Ark. this week. where he will
Miss Ethel 3. Allen. Of Washington
D. c.. has accepted Il position as
teacher In the high school here to sue
:eed Miss Minnie Thomas. who re-
gns s On aecoant Of II Nsat So
| 'iety of the Method Church met this
week as the guests of Mrs. b. l.. Hay
| maker. who gave them an elegant re-
Miss While Harris. of Douglass
| Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gessner Fl. Lawrence,
Of BlueGeld. w. Va. are visiting Mr..
j. L. Lawrence. in town on their re-
turn from an extended bridal tour.
MAYOR ". C. F'lagg. of this town,
eft Monday for Baltimore and New
York. to be absent two weeks. On
lis return trip he will visit Major Guy
l.. Edie, surgeon in the United States
| army at Washington, d. c.. for few
days.
Capt. John r. johnson and Common
wealth's Attorney r. T. Roop have
formed a partnership for the practice
of law. and will have their offices In
the Phlegar Building.
County Clerk George ". Wilson. who
las heen very much !ndisposed for
fseveral days. Is considerably improved.
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were delightfully."- entertained.
The new Presbyterian manse is nearin g
con. plotion. and it il expected VIII be ready
This Is one OF the many new residences
which has been erected In Woodstock dur
ing the past summer.
Miss Ruth Byrd. OF Rochelle, ILL.,. who has
beer spending the summer here With her
sc ster, Mrs M. T.. Bauserinan. will leave
on next Monday for her home.
s Mrs Ella Jeffries, Of Fauluier county, "a
the guest II Miss Name Williamsh on
s.uhlenburg Street.
Miss Ella HollIngsworth Grasill, dangh-
ter of Captain j. II. Grabiil, editor OF
meeting Of the Grand Camp. Confederate
Veterans OF Virginia, at Norfolk. October
2ad, as sponsor from the Tenth District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Wilmington Social News

WILMINGTON. N. c.. October 10.
Marriages principally marked the
week. and Wednesday three were ce,e.
GRATED. Mr.. John R Morris and Miss
Mary Eta Kerr daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. y. II. Kerr. were married by Pew.
y. A. watson. pastor OF Grace Metho.
dist Church. the affair being quiet but
pretty nome event. Sir. William III.
Harris. OF Rocky Mount. N. c.. claimed
MISS Hattie Evans. formerly of Jack
sonviile. but now of this city. rs hia
bride. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. A. j. Parker. pastor OF Baden
Street Methodist Church, at the home
of the brides brother. Mr.. S. ". Evans.
and at ST Thomass pro-Cathe-
dral, Rev. Father c. Dennen Joined In
matrimony. Miss Matte Burbank
Strickland. daughter OF Mr.. md Mrs.
S. ID. Strickland, and MIR. Henry Edgar
Holmes.
Another marriage OF interes. was
celebrated Tuesday afternoon. and was
that of Miss Eva Murphy. daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Murphy. and Mr.. o. L.
Jones of Pelham. Ga
A delightful event Of the week was
the annual banquet Of the Wilmington
Alumni Association OF the Unive,S;.ty
OF North Carolina. Among the prom
inent speakers was Judge ]. Crawford
Biggs, of the Superior Court bench of
this State. and who Z. i1des in Durham.
AT the yearly meeting OF the At
lantic Yacht Club this week plans
wero mapped out for big season
next year. Officers were elected as
follows: President, Mr.. James Owen
Reilly; v1ce-Presldent. Mr. j. Holmes
Davis; Secretary and Treasurer. Mr.. f.
Hchulken; Executive Board-Presidert
Reilly, Vice-President Davis and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Woodstock Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WOODSTOCK, VA. october 12.---Mr. and
Mrs, George Miley. eft here this morning
for Greensboro. NJ G., where they vii!
VISIT their daughter. Mrs w II, Eutsler,
for several weeks.
Miss Alice Bowman ia Visiting friends In
Warrington, u. c.. this week. 4
Mrs. r. p. stinslay, Mrs. w. q. MUIR
dock, Mrs. Joseph shafrsr and Misses
Adolyn Gale Miiey and Ethel IL. sttcleley
3left here on Thursday morning for Nu-S
felix, where they will attend the Inter-
national Sunday school Convention OF The
Christian Church. VII VI II
Missea Mahle Walton and Helen Newman,
az woodstock, ana Ariss Ffattie Wysor,S OF
Pulaski have returned here, aftep spend
Srg keyeral weeks with friends IN Balti-
mere, Nd, MI Il ~ IS L, N
The Tuehday Club Of Woodstock held their
Snrst S,nsettngS Of the season at the home
so. Mfr. and Mrs, r. 8. Bowman. On Alnhlon-
burg STREE on TNeSasy evening whore they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Fredericksburg Social News.
[spectalto The Times-Dispatch.]

[specialto The Times-Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG VA. October -
Mrs j, ETomplsins and son have returned
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph NJ Goldsmith, and
the Iatter.s mother, Mrs. Hifsh. have re-
turned from a visit to the exposition,
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. i. Bagsett areyht tho e1-
position.
Miss j. RI, Fitzhugh has returned from
an extended stay at Wayneshore
Or. j Z. h. Tompkins. son and daughter,
visited the exposition this week,
Mrs. W. n Coates has returned from a
visit to relutivea in Nottoway county. y.
Mrs. H. H. Wallace. OF Amarillo, Texas
is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs POW
ha tan Moncure, In Stafford, !.
Bishop Garrett, Of Dallas. Texas VIII
pseaoh at st. Georges Church here sunday
e Mrs. II. N. Cunnnghnm and son arc Wis
litine. friends In Richmond.
Miss Mamie 10. Turner, OF King George,
Is guest Of Judge J. y, Mason and family.
Mrs. IT, s. Shepherd is visiting friends IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
DIR. lyons
Perfect y
I Doth Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Puri6cs the breath
A superior dentifrice
for people Of refinement
Established in 1866 by
n n Zyo0. ~ 8
sressrs. W. NJ Mcleod, W. G. Peterson

Nressrs. w. NJ Mcleod, w. G. Peterson
and c. Marlborough.
The LAgile German Club was re-
Sor the seasOn this week.
and the date of the first dance will
soon be named. Mr.. Emmett Grow. was
elected president: Mr.. s. A. stockard,
vice president; Mr.. e. 2. Bailey, secre-
tary and treasurer: Mr.. Paul l. Can't
web, Leader, and the officers, together
with Messrs, Norwood Huske. Jr., and
Robert JAMES, governing board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have
spent this week at their retreat.
-the-Sonnd. and expect to re-
main there for several weeks lohger.
Miss Sadie Jones Will COON Join them.
coming from Baltimore, where she has
been visiting.
Mr.. Gus Dnnnebaum. popular
young business man, left Friday for
Macon, Ca. where. next Tuesday he
will wed Miss Annie Josephson. Sew
eral Wilmingtonians will go Sunday
to attend the nuptial event,
The golf season for Wilmington
opened to-day upon the links of the
Cape Fear Golf Club, tho main event
being q mixed foursome. After the
tournament an elegant luncheon was
served In the clubhouse.
The Wilmingtonians and brides who
returned this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. King
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carl Pigott and Mr..
and Mrs. G. r.. McCulloch.
Invitations were issued this week
To the marriage Of Mr.. Herbert Moore
schachte, private secretary OF Mr.. r.
A. Brand. freight traffic manager OF
the Atlantic Coast Limo, and Miss
Willie Evelyn Grady, the marriage to
be soiemnlzed Tuesday. October ed. IN
Washington. D. c. The happy couple
will be at home In this city. at No.
ai7 Ped Cross Street after December
list
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Bowling Green Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

BOWLING. GREEN. VA. October a.
Mrs. NJ e. Sutton and son. Guy. are spend
ing this week in Norfolk.
Miss Eva Jones Is visiting relatives In
Richmond
sister. Mrs. John L. White, at the old man
sicn.
Mrs. w. w. Rains. Miss Ada Glassell and
Mss Eusenia Glassell are sepnding this
week AZ the exposition.
Miss Nellie Borumt left this week for
Sparta. In this county, where she goes TO
1 teach school
Mrs T. d. Coghill has returned from q
trip TO Richmond and the exposition
Miss Louise Haines. of the Wom6n's Col
lsge. Richmond. Is spending a few days
With her parents.
her sister. Mrs. Cook. in New Kent county,
"a now at the exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13
Keysville Social News.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
KEYsYILLE. VA, October 12,--Mr. and
Mrs. Merryman Bailey. OF Norfolk, are
spending some time with MI. Bailey'a
me Their.
MISS Lima Dean Stephenson. of Athens, Ca.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Lee Watkins,
on King Street
{ Cards are out announcing the approachl
lin,, marriage of Miss Susie Norvell, OF Char
letts Courthouse, to Mr.. Harry Roberts on
W ednesday morning, October cad. ut the
Presbyterian Chlrch.
Captain w. G. White. the Democratic nom-
ineo for tho Senate from the Eighteenth
District. has been In town and says he ex-
poets to carry the district by large ma
tjcrity Mr.. w. C.. Franklin, the Republi-
carr opponent, has been here for two days
ant, is making an active canvnss
Mr. Berkeley d. Adam. candidate for the
Legislature. was here this week, also hs
Republican opponent, Mi. =. -. Vaughan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

The Matches" steel Range
is sold under an absolute
guarantee for ten years. 1t
is the best designed and most
substantially built range in
the market. Has oven top.
and is asbestos lined. We Of
fer this $50 Range at this in
troductory price. s3n.75.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

Richmond this week.
The pupils OF the musical department. OF
Fredericksburg College gave an enjoyable
recital Friday before large audience in
the college hall.
Mrs. John T. Goolrick Mrs. r. L. stot-
fregen and Mrs j. B. Gray are attending
the D. A. r. conference at the exposition
this week. Mrs. Gooltict was one of the res.
.ce,ving party with the national officers on
Friday.
Mrs. A.. P, Rowe ST.. has returned from
a visit to friends in Richmond and at Glen
Allen. M
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Front ROYAL Social News.
Especial to The Times Ispatch.l

IISpeCINI4tU1 TIC ITllNtS-AJIsVHltH,I
III FRONT ROYAL, Va, October i2.--Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Samuel Waller have Issued
Invitations to theiv daughter's wedding,
Mary Roberta, TO Lieutenant Colonel Will
liam Addison Knowles, OF Rome Ga, on
Wednesday afternoon, October aSd, ut s
10 oloph. NJ ,al II i$s s5 " Nh n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel p. Macatee have Is
sued Invitations to their daughters we'd
ding, Roberta Gardner, to John b. Ga1Ie, OF
this county. on Wednesday evening. October
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23
Two CORPORATIONS
MERGE into ONE
Tucumcari Water, Ice and Power
Company Consolidated With
Tucumcari Public Ser
vice Company.

BY mutual agreement of the
stockholders of the two corporations
a consolidation has been effected
between the Tucumcari Water. Ice
and Power company and the Tu.
cumcari Public Service company
whereby the former loses its iden-
tity by being merged into the latter.
A certificate executed in due form
reciting the manner of consolida-
ton has been filed as prescribed by
law in the Office of the territorial
secretary.
The Tucumcari Public Service
Company, which still remains in
existence under its original corpor-
ate name has an authorized capi-
talization OF $25o,ooo. One thou
sand five hundred shares which are
OF the par value of 500 each con
stitute the preferred stock and one
thousand shares are known as
common stock.
According to the terms of the
merger the stockholders in the Tu-
cumcari Water, Ice and Power
company, which was Incorporated
at $4,000 the outstanding shares
of this company are to be convert
ed into common stock of the exist
ing corporation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

WE DON'T have to irrigate in
Quay county. -Tucumcari News.
That's noting, in the Rio Grande
valley you don't even need TO plant,
it just comes up Of itself .-Albu-
querque Journal.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

The e Jones building is re-
ceiving the finishing touches, and
the interior has been completed
and occupied.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

utlck Is associated with MIR. Ber-
ger as a partner in the Tucumcari
Furniture Company.
J. *. Wasson's handsome little
nome on the corner OF First and
Aber streets is receiving the finish
ing touches. The porch has lust
been completed Of native brown
stone and presents a very handsome
appearance. When completed this
will he one Of the prettiest little
houses in Tucumcari.
On Tuesday a special train Of
the FL Paso & Southwestern system
carrying General Manager H..
Simmons, General Superintendent
w. +. Hawks, General Superin-
tendent OF Motive Power, Thomas
Paxton, Manager of Purchases and
Supplies, +. l.. Hunter, all of Ell
Paso, who are making a general
Jul Of inspection of the Eastern
Division, passed through Tucum-
carl, remaining here several hours.
The report was circulated about
town Wednesday morning that the
Ell Paso & Southwestern had laid
off a large number of men at this
point on account of a reduction Of
force. A large number of men were
laid of at that time, but the reason
for such action was on account Of
the nearing of completion of the
improvements, shops, etc. at this
point, and not on account Of a re-
duction of the working force in the
shops. These men consisted
mostly of Mexican laborers, and
many Of them were brought here
just for this work and do not be-
long here. Those who reside at
this place with their families will
easily find work on the new water
works being put in.
The fruit tree man has been
making the rounds and a great
number OF our citizens have placed
orders for trees for spring planting.
There is no Improvement more
needed, nor which will yield a
greater return in beautiiying and
advancing the value Of property
here, than the planting OF shade
trees. The trees will need no ir-
rigatlon whatever if given sufficient
cultivation and protection. 1t need
not be expected hal a tree will
thrive If set out in the hard, dry
ground with absolutely no help.
The ground must be kapt broken
up so that the rain fall will go into
it, and to keep the moisture from
evaporating so rapidly. Al Gaudin
has received a shipment of forty
dollars worth of trees which he
will place about his beautiful new
home on High street. The farmers
in this vicinity are also arranging
to set out large orchards this spring.
Services will be held at the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow at the
usual hour. The subject for the
morning sermon will be, Reopen
tence-When it Comes too Late
Evening subject, The Courage
of Setting a High Standard" Miss
Florence Crawford will lead the G..
+. meeting. Special music will be
rendered at the morning and even
ing service.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-11-23

Ed. Ashley, an employee in SUI
perintendent Morris office spent
last Sunday in E. Paso.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
Preacher Found The Way
To Recover His Voice.

used in place Of the whisky with equal
effect
The ingredients for this mixture cost
little and can be purchased at any good
drug store. To avoid the substitution
OF some inferior pine product for Virgin
Oil Of Pine it is better TO purchase each
separately and mix them at home. Tie
genuine Virgin Oh of Pine is put up for
dispensing only in half-Ounce vials. each
vial securely sealed in a round wooden
case. with an engraved wrapper showing
plainly the name. Virgin OIL OF Pine COM
pound pure, guaranteed under the Food
and Drugs Acg of June so. 1906. Serial No.
45l, prepared only by Leach Chemical
Co, Concinnati. Ohio The oils sold in
bulk and cheap limitations put out 20
resemble Virgin Oil Of Pine in name and
style Of package are ineffective, for the
reason that they are largely composed
of distilla.ion from the pine needles, or
leaves, instead Of from the pine trees
proper Pine needle oil is not intended
for internal use. and when taken in
ternally causes nausea It's use is mainly
confined 70 the manufacture of soap and
similar purposes.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-19
PRAISES RESTRAINT OF JEWS
DR.. Wise Declares Race Has Lived
Up to Divine Advice,
Recalls OIden Times fn Address Be
fore Council of Women at
Addas Temple.

Justice versus Love. or the Old versus
the New Testament" was the subject OF
an address by Dr. Stephen S. Wise. rabbi
of the New York Synagogue. before the
Council OF Jewish Women az Addas Is
rael Synagogue. Sixth and I, streets north
west, last night
Dr. Wise vigorously denounced the man
ner in which the Jews have been op-
pressed. The world has looked in vain
for a spirit OF revengefulness in the Jew. "
said DIT. Wise. Seeing how the Jew has
been dealt with by the world-mocked
Taaligned. crucifed-it was superhuman.
thinks Christendom. in the Jew not 70 be
revengeful. II IL be divine 10 forgive one S
enemies, then the Jew has been. and is
Godlike. The Jew has avenged himself
on the world declares a relentlessiy bit
ter anti-Semite. by poisoning it with
Christianity To this indictment Of a
whole people. We plead guilty The Jew
has avenged himself upon the world by
giving 10 the children of men the Bible
the prophets. one moral law. and one
offered up than the words OF Him who
prayed Forgive them Father. for they
know not what they did. Centuries be-
fore. the Jewish psalIliSt had prayed
Let them curse. but do Thou bless
At the conclusion Of the address Mrs
Nellie Shircline sang several songs and
Prof Kaspar rendered several violin Sc
lections.