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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20
BARTON HEIGHTS

Ru9i Of homer for week ending De-
tobcr IL, 1907:
senior AaIarjorie King Marguerite
Gordon.
seventh B--Joe Gross, Kathleen Gre
CORY, Louise seay, Nellie .sydnor, Viola
james.
Seventh Mary Brouddus.
Sixth A--Carrie Dugsan, Virginia
Filth Blouse o'Neal, Mary Jones.
Fifth A,-.-Lucy' Taylor.
Fourth A--Mary Gregory.
Greene. samas ! Monteaslie, Jessie
Pcaie.
ftird A-Robert chappell, Percy
second B--Lueile Cooke, Mabel Grid
lin, Oracle Davis, Genevieve Eaton.
Irving Gordon. Alma Crowns, Starr
I!adI Lena Liorn T,,, Ge .nn, Poole
Second A-Clarence Greene, David
Iiotchkiss. Mary Major, Helen Ruffin,
Elizabeth Smart, Louise Yarbrough;
Theresa Harris, Rhela Hutzler, Mar
Gladys scheisier, Waiter sipp.
First B--tncian Gathcart, Eta
The Rev. B. II. Melton, who has been
attending. tue ton or the Chris
tian Church In Norfolk. has returned.
visiting friends in Norfolk. has re-
turned.
4. Miss Mary starrltt. of West Virginia,
is the guest OF friends in Lamb Avenue.
Visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Airs. ]. R.. Bowles, of. Virginia Ave-
nue., has left to attend the National
Norfolk. While there he will visit tho
exposition.
Mrs. J: A. Leslie. Of Tazewell, is
visiting Visiting Mrs. J. J. Wilson, in Miller
Mrs. S. "A. Wood, of Crewe. Va, who
has been visiting friends on the
Heights, has returned.
Mrs. Oscar Aichel, Of New Harrlsville,
who n ), has $. been zee visiting Mrs Matt Elan
visit. her father at Flanngun's Mill, il
Cumberland county.
Mr., D. M. OVERLY. who has heen quite
sick IN the hospital at Clifton Forge..is
Mrs. Annie Alvey, OF oraville Nd,
Is visiting Mrs. John 2. Harding in
Carton Avenue.
parsonage, has left for Charlottesville
Mr.. Philip CroSton, of New York. Is
the guest of relatives in Monteiro Ave-
!, Miss Eta Brogdon has returned to
visit Of several months to Mrs. 6, II
Miss Alice stribblins IS spending mo
winter with her brother, Mr.. Hunter
Strlbbling, In Monteiro Avenue. u =
The Rev. w. p. Chrlsnan, or West
SH.Ilrginia, 9 former rector Of Epiphany
last week. He is here attending tie
The Rev. NJ Il. paughtrev, Of the
Seminary. who has been visiting friends
If IN C vat ltspN.a, ~ fyAsa ~ - ~
Alexandria N ~ g \ :
Miss g. N. womhle. who has ho,n
visiting Mrs. Z. "A. Wendanburg Of Ro-
herts Street: has returned TO her home
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CHRISTIANSBURG,v VA. October 10.
The most notable marriage of the
year was solemnized on. Thursday at
1880 A. NJ. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. v. Hancock, when Mr. G. j. Perkins
led Miss Rosa Love to the hymencal
altar. Rev. Mr.. McKaughn officiating
at the beautifully, impressive marriage
ceremony, the bridal party entering in
the following order, to the strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding march. The lit
tie ribbon-tearers, Anna Pierce and
Margaret Love. niece OF the bride.
forming an aisle of white ribbon, down
which came the maid OF honor, Miss
Emma Beard. OF Amherst. beautifully
gowned In white silk null. and carry
ing yellow chrysanthemums. The
groom, with his best man. Mr..
I. V. Perkins. of Baltimore. WIS
followed by the bride on the
arm of her brother, radiant in
veil caught with crescent of pearls.
and carrying white chrysanthemums.
Absent Flowers" was played softly
during the ceremony by AIRS. Henry
Stone. The .Lohengrin" wedding
march was played as the party left
the altar.
Tie bride donned golng-away
gown OF brown cloth. and with Mr..
Perkins left for an extended tour OF
Northern cities. They will be at home
to their friends in Cincinnati after
November LIST.
The bride is a pretty blonde. and
during the years she has made Chris
tiansburg her home has been deser-
vedly popular.
Dir. Perkins is graduate of the Vir-
gfnia Polytechnic institute. and during
his student days at the institute spent
much time in Christiansburg.
The rooms were beautifully dec
GRATED. the color scheme being white
and green. the many shaded lights. a
profusion OF autumn leaves and ported
plants lending shade of brilliancy to
the scene. The presents were numer-
GUS and handsome. attesting to the pop
ularity of both bride and groom.
Arivpg the out-of-t town guests were
Mr.. Gid Mrs. l. o. Perkins. OF Fluvanna,
parents OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
S. Love, Columbus. o.: Mr.. w. ]. Per-
kins, Sanford, Fla; Miss Hunter. Char
lotte; Miss Jennings. Blacksburg: Mrs.
j. p. Beard and Miss Estelle Beard, AM
herst.
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SOCIETY OF DESCENDANTS.
Permanent Organization Formed, with
Judge MathewsOn 5ns President.

Permanent Organization Formed, With
Judge Mathewson ms President.
NORFOLK. Oct 1s-"The Society Of
Descendants of the signers OF the Decla-
ration of Independence, was permanently
organized at the Jamestown exposition
to-day with these officers: President,
Judge Albert Mcclellan Mathewson, New
Haven; secretary, Thomas Jefferson
Randolph Norfolk; treasurer. William
Shields Mexican, Washington, D. c.
IT. was determined to meet annually
July 4. One hundred, representing AL
thirteen original States. attended the or
ganlZation in the Maryland building, re
pliea of old Annapolis capitol, In which
Washington resigned as COMMANDMENTS
chief of the Continental army
Immediately following the adoption
of resolution thanking p. William
Baughman, host of the Maryland Build
ing; for courtesies extended, Colonel
Baughn>an invited the guests in to a
repast. There were present over 100
men and women. representing all Of
the thirteen original States.
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sydnor-Tur,er.

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GAINESVILLE, VA. October ia
pretty wedding took place in Mt. Zion
Baptist Church here on the 10th instant
at o A. NJ, when Miss Annie Turner
of this place. was married to Mr.. John
'Sydnor. Of Boydton. Rev.. j. B. Pool
performed the ceremony.
The bride was neatly gowned In an
old rose silk. hat and gloves to match
Miss Susie Turner, from Pittsburg, sis
ter of the bride, was the maid of honor
Mr.. p. Shelton, best man. The walters
We're Misses Emma Turner, Of Ports
mouth. Va, sister of the bride; Dolly
Newton. of New York; Halle r. Dug
ger. Matte Daniel. Blanche J. Over
hey and Grace Hamilton. Ushers--
Messrs Lewis Wood and C.II. Merritts
Jr, sfi
The church was beautifully decorated
The wedding march was played by Mrs
Lottie Gilbert, OF Elba. Va.
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WORK AMONG LEP7ERs

G. a. Hall To-AIorrow.
~ a dramatic and musical entertainment,
Will be given Tomorrow evening at the 81
NJ g.. A, Hail. Sixth and Main Streets, ia,
among the lcpers of Porto Rico,
The entertainment Will be opened by q
one. act play entitled Mrs. Carver's Fame,
BALL." under the management OF Mr.. Rian.
hard. after which will follow recitation by
Misc Kate. Elsuore Fuller, singing by Miss
pattie lsaacs, Miss Portiaux and a mai,
quartet In conclusion there will be a negro
Ing two OF his most popular coon songs
"1here Amt No Lock on the Chicken Coor
Door and 1.-THE Laughing Song Miss
Mary Howard will preside at tho piano, and
n short address will be made by Dir, SnaVo-
les. Tickets can be obtained at the hall to-
morrow niplt 3A7gl
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MANY CONVICTIONS IN
THE NorrowAY COURT
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sf.a5 Especial to The TIMES Dispatch.J 5t
CREwE. VA October 1s.-circuit Court
convened here on the third OF this month
aud continued until the e15th instant. A
great many cases were tried. and Judge
Watson did more TO clear up the docket than
lag been done In this county for years.
Richard WalthatI was tried for mallciously
cutting Tom Gates and given ten years In
the penitentIary. He WAS defended by
Messrs. Epes 6 Epes. of Blackstone and
prcsecuted by Henry e. Lee, Common
,wesith's attorney. -
George Johnson was tried for malicious
shooting and given three years in the peni-
teEtary: Frank Brown, for larceny. was
given six months In jail.
Ir the case OF the Commonwealth against
Allen Vaughan, charged with shooting j.
a Mason from ambush at Burkeville the
jury rendered verdict OF acquittals The
only evidence In this case was the testi-
mcny of witnesses that Hurrican Branch's
bloodhound trailed Allen to his house, but
there was conflict OF testimony, and the
jury gave the prisoner the benefit OF the
debit. il
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NEW TOWN OF PoroMAc.
This to BE Name of Alexandria County
Town Seeking Incorporation.

This to BE Name of Alexandria County
Town Seeking incorporation.
[Special to The Times Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 19.-At
a meeting of the Citizens Improvement
Association of Jefferson District Alex
andria county, held last night COM
mittee OF three. appointed several
incorporation for the suburbs OF Del
Ray and ST. Elmo, directly north Of
Aiexandria. and their report was
adopted.
1t was decided 70 have copies OF the
charter printed and distributed tn the
residents and these two suburbs. and
In the event It meets with their ap-
prevail the uatter will be submlt.ec. to
the Legislature h.,i .ailr lnuv will se
asked to enact q Law itrorpnra Ting
these two places. The name selacted
for the town is Potomac. According
to the provisions of the chartsr will
have mayor and q town council! Of
six. which Will be chosen by the peo-
pie every two wears
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coprEr, MINES SHUT DOWN.
Those ut Gold I'LL. n. c., suspend

tTHVNc NJ 'UIU HUI. ~. -, SUspcHu
Operations.
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SALISBURY. N c.. October 19.-Fol-
lowing the drop Of value In the copper
market in New York City Thursday the
Union copper mines, operated at Gold
ItilI by Fl. J.. Griswoid and others,
closed down indefinitely yesterday. The
pumps were drawn from the main
Aii1fts and ALI tlfe employees. number
Ing about 100 dismissed pending rise
IN the market 1t is not believed that
toe present condition Will continue for
more than few weeks. and ii Is ex-
pected that the mines Will be reopened
shortly. The Union copper is one OF
tlle Richest in tho South.
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BENNY DYSON KILLS PARKER.
Young Sottoway Man Shoots Another at Hi
Mothers Door.

Special to The Times Dispatch
CRESyE, VA. October 19.-On the nigh,
or the 18th instant about Z o'clock Benny
D! son shot and instantly killed Everett
Parker.
Parker Knocked at the door OF Dyson.s
mother. and Benny Dyson asked who 1t was
three times. Parker answered each time
what he said. and opened the door and fired
on him. Instantly killing him.
a preliminary trial was had before Justice
John 3. Tugge yesterday evening and the
case certified to the grand jury under the
advice Of Commonwealth I's-Attorney Henry
f. Lee. Benny Dyson was sent to Peters.
burg Jail for safe-keeping.
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Wedding announcement.

(Speciaito The Times-D DISPATCHED
LEESBURG. VA, October 1e.-The
engagement Is announced Of Miss
Emma Herndon Alexander, daughter
OF John II. Alexander. Esq, a prominent
attorney of Leesburg, to George Frank
lin Buell.. Of Conway, S. c.. son OF Major
T. B. Buell. of Herndon, Va. The we'd
ding will take place at the BRIDES
home in Leesburg on Wednesday. Octo-
Der Goth.
They will reside in Conway, S. C.
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Butlcr-Brunner

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BRISTOL. VA, October 19.-AIiss
Stella Gertrude Drummer was married
to George C. Butler at : O'clock last
evening. The marriage was solemnized
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Drummer. Rev. w. II.
=. Squires officiating. The couple left
Immediately on their bridal tour. which
will include Jamestown and Washing
ron 7 :
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The Old Made New Again.

Tic OlO MNue New AR11ns
All kinds of upholstering is dona
in this busy shop. ~ whole parlor suit,
however badly worn or abused, can be
overhauled. renovated and made new
and handsome again.
Mattresses that are thought to be
vaiueless can be renovated and made
clean and new. Gratz can supply all
the broken or missing parts OF dis
abled couch or any piece OF furni-
ture and return his customer that
which is the equal of a new piece OF
goods.
Samples OF his recent work seen IN
his rooms yesterday show the truth
of all OF the above claims. and show
Just how Gratz makes new furniture
out of the old and worn article.
Mr.. Gratznowsky does not employ
solicitors, but he keeps phone No.
5000 pretty busy. One who wants a
parlor suit. or bedroom suit, In
Guiding mattresses or a couch or any
other piece Of furniture. made new
and beautiful. has only to 'phona
"Gratz." No. 1000. He will then cRil.
make an estimate. send his team for
the broken down outfit. and in a few
days new furniture may be installed
where the old once was.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS

secretary and treasurer OF the MacAl-
lister Hardware Company.
The wedding was very quiet one,
only members of the families being
present, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. D. s. Manchester, of
Florala, Ala. an uncle of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacAllister will be at
home on Sixth and Chestnut Streets
after October 10Th
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Fnuht-EfeeYek.

BRISTOL, VA, October 1e.-Aliss
Frances Reeves. pretty young daugh-
ter3of Mrs. Mary d. Reeves. of this city.
was married Wednesday evening to
Hugh ID. Faust, young business man
OF jackson, Tenn, DR.. j.. Albert Wal
lace officiating. The marriage was cele-
brated at the home of the brides moth
er. The couple went east on their
bridal tour, and after November LIST
will be at home in Jackson. Tenn. 81
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Mr.. Weber Very III.

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SALISBURY, ~ c., October a.
While on visit 10 brother, Mr..
William Lofttn, at New London. Mrs.
Mamie Webbner. w.fe of George w.
Weber. of lredell county. was taken
pected To live. She is reported as un-
conscious and extremely low. She is
about fifty years OF age, and her rela-
iiyes have been summoned to her bed
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!. I! staunto,, Man Heavily Fined.

4 I ss.HNl - tbs TImeA-DlspatcI.1
~ A l,.n !. 4 VA, October 1a,4-w.
y y stsilnbe;ek Of Ataunton Va. was
tnE on aacharge of drunken ana sdisor-i
deriy conduct and attemntlns to out
sEo!icenian2 Jones With pcnknifc.
n /, rs .a result OF thS ARRAY tho oalcer
leo wttl the accused last night the
5ftrnlcr had bath legs 81 lila trou ,ers
$ant, below the lsneet Inv the knife Wleld-,
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Mrs. John d. Moss of Athens, Ga.
is Visiting her Brother Mr.. Albert HI.
EIillSNo. 1922 West Grace Street,
VIM preach reach at clay Street Church
morning and night.
f The pastor Rev. q. w. Stone, will
preach in the Emmanuel Baptist Church
at both services Morning subject
THE Past and Future; evening: "a
Governors Difficulty"
Mrs. Walter D. NcAdooo, who has
M SHsh M,.1 At t the Memorial Hospital Tor
the past four months, has returned
to her home in Greensboro.
Mrs. Louis r. seay is Visiting friends
in Columbia, Va.
Z Miss Aadie Garter Williams. e. North
for short stay as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Henly,
II There will be the regular services
at Nenable Street Baptist Church, con-
Stuart. The ordinance OF baptism will
be administered at the evening service.
VI The Rev. Lr. VIII am ~. Evan 81 DEL
egate to the Episcopal Convention from,
3BlrminEham Ala. will leave for his
home Tomorrow. Ills many friends
who have already welcomed him will
have an. opportunity Of hearing him
Of Park Place Methodist Ilpiscopal
Church at II O'clock,
AT the First Unitarian Church ser-
vices will be held in the morning at
ii o'clock, Subject Of the sermon:
a,Man's Struggle Upward Not Self
Denial" Sunday school begins at 10
O'Clock.
II Mr.. John Dlmling. Of Baltimore, Nd.
has returned home after a pleasant
trip to Norfolk, Jamestown Exposition
and Richmond,
Miss Kathleen w, Pickett, az Hal
itlmore, IL In tho city after q two
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Observation-Disclosures.

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LUAIRERTON. N, C,.S October 19.--At
the home of the BRIDES parents. in the
vicinity Of st. Paul's. Mr.. w. II. Mac
Allister was married to Miss Kate Mac
IArthur Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. " n &
Il Miss Macarthur Is the daughter az
Nh. y. A. Mac Arthur, an Mr., A1aaAl-
lister lis q resi- don't q g This place and
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Cooper-FrnlIn.

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3 CHATHAM, VA, October t9.-Miss
Odessa Fralin and Mr.. Charles Cooper
were quietly married at the home of
the BRIDES father, Mr.. George Fralin,
on last Sunday. The bride is pretty
and attractive young lady, and very
popular. The groom is an Industrious
young farmer Of Snow Creek.
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WILL OPPOSE MR.. JONES

Mayor Buxton and w. G. Stuart Come
Out for Congress.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October 10.
Mayor Samuel II. Buxton and w G.
Stuart we'll known attorney. an
nounced this afternoon that they Would
be candidates for thu Democratic NOM
ltnation for Congress In the First Dis
trct. The primary will he held next
summer.
Ii is practically a certainty that Con-
gresham William a. Jones, who ma
represented the district for over fiji
ten years, will be candidate to sue
coed himself.
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Washington Conference to Nee,

ga fh, Disoatfns ! III
!, NORFOLK. VA. October 19.-The fif-
ty- second meeting OF the Washington
Conference of the CONGREGATIONAL
Churches Will take place at the First
ster Avenue and I4scltie Street, Ports
mouth, Wednesday next.
Professor A.. N. Skinner. OF the Naval
Academy at Washington. will be mod
orator or tile conferences 7s9-s
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his constituents. Mr. Hay has recently pur-

his constituents. M:. Hay has recently pur-
chased the weekly paper at Madison. and
tho correspondents here are congratulatints
him upon his debut in the field OF Journal
ism He does tho editorial work on the
paper. In addition to keeping q general SUI
pervision over all departments. or course.
all com piaints protests and kicks on the
part OF the public will be made to Mr.. Hay.
Likewise. all his contemporaries are expect
ed to hold him personally responsible for
everything which appears in the columns
OF his publication.
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HIghIuud Springs School.

Highland Springs School.
The roll of honor for Highland
Springs graded school for the month
Smith.
Sixth B Grade-Eddie Wood Taylor.
Sam Taylor, Clyde Elicit. Wyatt Eli
lett, Ernest Johnson, Mary Deierhoi.
Laura Koch. Theresa Fietz.
Fifth B. Gradez<He Allen, Eleanor
Allen, Eugenia Fietz, Gittle Rosenberg.
Mary Rosenberg.
Fifth A Grnde-Douglas Peasants.
Esther Cartwright, Thelma Hollis.
Doris Shaplaid
Fourth b Grade--Raymond Shaw.
Third A Grade-Howard Louhead.
John Hubbard, Leah Hollis. Charlie
Dietrich. Lillian Quintine Mabel Pullar.
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To Elect OFFICERS.

To Elect OFFICERS.
A meeting of the student body of the
Medical College OF Virginia will be held on
October 2oth for the purpose OF electing
officers. There are said to be several cnndl-
dates who have not yat however. an
nounced themselves, and the contest will III
all probability be a very spirited one.
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Adolph Davis. Lena Kramer. Ernest
Burnett Mabel Harris, Ray Apple

BufHett, Mubei 1fHfffs, 1sHy App1e-
white.
Second a. Grade-Lily wigand.
Eden Jackson, Fred Knakel, John
Metzgar, Maurice Cridlin, Anna Allen,
Dudley Collins. Villa Collins.
First a Grade-Frances Lothrop.
Bessie Beedles, Mamie Camp, Able
Rosenbloom.
ending October 18th is as follows:
intermediate B-Willle Deierhoi.
Blair Dowden.
Junior Auth Lord. Kathryn
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CLIFTON FORGE BUILDING.
Government Approves Purchase of Lot as
Tlmes-Dlspatch Bureau.

Tlmes-Disyatch Bureau.
NunsGy Building.
Washington D. c.. Oct 10.
The Attorney General has reported that
the title for the lot on which thernew pub
lie building at Clifton Forge will be erected
lis good. Tho site Will, therefore. be accept
ed within a few days. and a check for $4,000
In payment therefor will be sent to the
owner. j. G. Carpenter. The lot Is at she
Quincy OF Commerce and Church Streets.
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Ii pays. Correct dress is the
magic key that unlecks every
door.
You can fly as high here
in quality as you want. Our
thirt}-dollar Suits will satisfy
the most custom-6niical taste.
You can fly as low as its
safe. Our ten-dollar Suits
are worth a full twelve-hfty,
judgedby the value standards
OF other stores.
High or low, we pledge
distinctiveness Of style and
perfection Of fit. Come here
a-aying.
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MIR. HAY BUYS NEWSPAPER.
Seventh District Congressman Will Publish
Weekly at Madison.
Times Dispatch Bureau
Stunsey Building.
4 Washington. D. c.. Oct. 10.
Representative James Hay is In Wash-
iLgton to-day. attending to matters affecting
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Mrs. John d. Moss, of Athens, Ca.
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Albert III.
Hills No. 1922 West Grace Street.
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Mrs. Walter D. McAdoo. who has
been with her daughter, Miss Mary r.
McAdoo,s at the Memorial Hospital for
the past four months, has returned
To her home in Greensboro.
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renovnting hair mattresses and making
them as good and as clean as new. An-
other piece OF mechanism he has In
stalled is a tufting machine for uphol-
STEERING couches. using the steel pronged
buttons In place of those put in with
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Jacobs & Levy

Children's Department Specialize dozen
facurer samples Of Chldrens Hats and Tam oShaners worth
up to $l.50 will be sold Monday at Soc.
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The pastor, Rev. r.. w. Stone, will
preach in the Emmanuel Baptist Church
at both services. Morning subject
f.The Past and Future; evening: "a
Governors Difficulty.
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The pastor, Rev. Il. Men. Simpson
will preach at Clay Street Church
morning and night.
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Mrs. Louis r: seay is visiting friends
in Columbia, Va.
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Miss Addie Carter Williams, OF North
Tween ty-third Street, is In Stanton
for a short stay as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Henly.
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Miss Kathleen w, Pickett, az BAL
ltlmore, Is In tho city after q two
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MI. John Dimling, OF Baltimore, Nd.
has returned home after a pleasant
trip to Norfolk, Jamestown Exposition
and Richmond,
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At the First Unitarian Church ser-.
Vices will be held in the morning ut
ii O'Clock Subject OF the sermon:
,NIan's Struggle Upward Not Self
Dental" Sunday school begins at 10.
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weeks visit to friends In Norfolk. Old
Point, Newport News and the expost-3
ton. After spending short time in
Richmond visiting relatives and friends.
she will leave for Baltimore and Phil
sadelphia