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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-24

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fon brondclotl, and carrylng u shower
Or lilies OF the valley, wns attended
by her maid Of honor, Mlas Lucy stone
man, who wore an exquisite gown OF
pink crepoii with thinning of Oriental
lace, ond ~ handsome gnri,lt,iro OF
black velvet. n black hat with long
pluines and bouquet of white Japan
csc chryscn thomufns completed her
Handsome costume.
Mr. Wllfred Baker attended tho
bridegroom as best man, and Messrs.
Reuben Hudgins, Pannrll tIodgson.
Marshall Cowherd and Louis Stoneman
OBLIGATED us ,ishcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Htlckstep left immc-
dfa.tely after the marriag for Birining-
ham. Ala, and other points South.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs a, o. He'll, the Misses Netherland
OF Richmond; Mrs. Nina Walton and
Miss Mary Shepherd. Of Alabama; Mrs.
Louis p. Seay, MISC Ellie Palmore, Miss
Petersburg; Mr.. Malcolm Gait, Mrs j.
NJ. Seay and Miss Maud Fleming
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souTnEnN,s CASE Nor DECIDED.
Supreme Court Hands Down Opinions
In Fourteen Other CnNcA.

RALEIGH. n. C., October 23.-No
opinion WIS handed down this evening
from the Supreme Court in the famous
State case. IN which Judge Long nned
the southern $4,000 Tor violating the
passenger rate act
There We're opinions in fourteen APP
peals as follows: Wirerse vs.. Thomas,
New Hanover. affirmed: Smith VIZ.
Moore. New Hanover. error; Mcintyre
vs.. Proctor. RobeSon reversed; Beas-
ley VS.. Railroad. Cumberland. new
trial; State vs.. Holt. Anson. affirmed;
Tomllnson VS.. Bennett, Arson; affirm
ed; Metal Company VS.. Railroad. from
Moore. new trial In both appeals;
Drewry Hughes Company VS.. Mc-
Dougall. Scotland. error; Gilmore VS..
Sellars, Arson. affirmed: Best vs. Per-
Wis, Guiiford. per curtain. motion to
dismiss appeal allowed for failure to
perfect defective record; Moore vs..
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Company,
Durham. per cnriam. affirmed: w. Il.
Brown vs.. Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way. from BERTHE. per ctriam. petition
OF defendant to rehear dismissed
State Va f'errell. Durham, per curtain
affirmed; Shaw vs.. Mcknight. Moore
per curiam, affirmed.
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MEETING or THE SYNOD
OF SOUTHWEST yIRGINL'

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
BI.ACkSBURG. VA. October 23.--
The Lutheran Synod OF the District OF
Southwest Virginia is meeting this
week in the Sunnyside Church. FIVE
miles from Blacksburg The opening
sermon was preached Tuesday evening
BY Rev. II. f. Leslie. of Botetourt, and
the convention will be in session until
Thursday. The I'D al Indian summer
days. the perfect moonlight nights. and
the gracious hospitality of the coun-
try people entertaining the synod make
three days for the twenty five or more
del gates who are in attendance.
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Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath
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1t is nauseating to other people to
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sl,.. Faulkner we'd. Mr.. snoderass.
MARTINsBuRe, w. VA, october 2s

MASiiNSBUtSf w. W., oStobSA 20
One the most beautiful and elab-
crate events Of the present season WIS
the marriage last night of Miss sallie
VIM Faulkner, youngest daughter OF
former United States Senator Cnarles
James Faulkner of West Virginia to
Mr., stephen r. SnodErass. of Martins
burg. Rev. DR.. r. NJ. woods: pastor
of the Mnrtinsburg Presbyterian
Church, performed the ceremony. Mrs.
William White, of Nashville. Tenn.
sister of the bride, was her only at
tendant and the best man was j.
William Stewart. of Martinsburg. The
ushers Were Charles J. Faulkner. Jr.
of Chicago, brother OF the bride; Har-
Try f. Byrd, OF Winchester. cousin OF
the bride; Daniel B. Conrad, OF Win
chester. and Arthur w. Gillian. OF
Pa. The ribbon-bear.
ers we're Master Johnny Campbell, of
Kentucky, and Whiting Faulkner,
brother Of the bride. Little Miss Vlr-
gInia White. niece OF the bride. was
the flower girl.
Before the ceremony Miss Virginia
Fuller, OF Winchester, a cousin of the
bride sang several selections. A re-
ception followed which was attended
by about 800 guests. Later MIR. and
Mrs. Snodgrass left for an extended
trip, and upon their return will reside
lin MartinSburE.
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.Miller-Frye.

tsnsslal ,o4'r Ti[,lss1Dispstch.l
BeuIah a. Frye daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Frye. of Lovettsviile,
Loudoun county. Va, was married this
ler of Martinsburg, W. Va. The cere-
n,ony was performed at the New Jeru-
salem Lutheran Church by Rev. Asa
Richard, the pastor. The BRIDES maid
Martinsburg, and the ushers We're:
Messrs. Harry George. of Brunswick,
Md; Boyd McWilliams. Samuel Miller
and Horace zoe, of A1artinsburg, Nv.
Va. The decorations were autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller will reside In
Martnsburg after bridal trip. includ-
ing Richmond and other Southern
cities.
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Dnvis-Dolton.

BRISTOL, VA, October 23.-Miss
Make Bolton. only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. N. Bolton, of this city, and
popular in social circles. was married
to Mr.. James L. Davis, u prominent
young lawyer. employed In the legal
department of the Virginia Iron. Coal
and Coke Company. ut 1880 O'Clock this
The o marriage f ~, h was eee
rents. DR.. John c. Orr, of Knoxville.
officiating. Miss Gypsy Smith. of
Lynchburg. was the bridesmaid OF
honor. Otherwise tire couple were un-
attended. The bridegroom Is gra1u-
ate of the Law Department of the Uni
versity of Virginia and member OF
an old and prominent Virginia family.
The couple will go as far as Boston
on their bridal tour.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Especial to Tie Times-Dispa,ch,l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l
I LYNCHBURG. VA, October ga
wedding of interest occurred yester-
day at Monroe, Amherst county, when
Miss May Mckinney, daughter of Mr.,
Samuel FL Mckinney. of that place,
was married to Mr.. Frank w. McKin-
ney. sheriff of Appomattox county. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev
j. A. McMurray.
Tho bridal party followed little
Misses Elizabeth Pentck. of this city
acted as flower girls. into the room
where the marriage took place. They
were accompanied by MIR. Luther Nc
Kinney, of Lynchburg, who was the
best man. and Miss jamie Mckinney. a
sister of the bride. who was the naid
of honor.
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PAY FOR SOLDIERS
IN SPANISH WAR
Governor Glenn Receives Nearly
$4,000 to BE Distributed in
North Carolina.
SOUND ADVICE TO NEGROES

I,ALEfGII,. N. G., October 23.A-Gov-
ernor Glenn received to-d6y s2sO6L95,
which, less 20 per cent, will be dis
tributcd az rapidly as possible TO the
North Carolina Spanish American war
veterans, covering balance due tneHl
for services before they we're formally
mustered out of service at the close or
the war. An effort was made to collect
these claims during Governor Aycock's
administration. but failed. Governor
Glenn finding the records Of the case
fn his office when he took UP admins
tration. gave the claims to Manly q
IIendreh OF Winston Salem, and Ben
tamin Carter, of Washington. -. o.,
with the understanding that they were
10 bear all the expense of collection
si,d receive 90 per cent II successful,
but nothing If they failed. They pro-
cured an act of Congress extending
the time for the payment Of such
claims. and have finally succeeded III
collecting the amount named.
Delegates to Drainage Convention.
Delegates were appointed to-day by
Governor Glenn for the National Drain
ago Association, which meets in Balti-
more November 25th TO 9TH, MS follows.
Congressman John II. Small. DR. Jo-
seph Prat Hyde, Congressman G. r..
Thomas, Newbern, Congressman H. l.,
Goodwin. Dunn; Secretary Of State j..
Bryan Grimes. Raleigh; Frank WooS,
Edenton: Thomas w. Eiount, Roper;
Mark Nfnyjette, Columbia; Colonel II.
g. Carter Fairfield; j. A. Bryan. New
bern; j. Allen Taylor. Wilmington; Cap
tain w {. R0dman. Washington.
Corporation Commissioner - L. Rog-
ers went to Wadesboro to-day to hear
petition that has been flied with the
commission for the seaboard Air Line
and the Atlantic Coast Limo to erect a
union depot there Commissioned Bed
dingfield goes 10 Louisburg Friday to
hear some matters cooperating the tax
valuation of extensive timber lands.
Chairman Mcneil IN now In Laurin-
burg OF semi oiiicial business
Good Advice to Negroes.
Governor Glenn at noon to-day de-
Iiyered an address before the negroes
at their State Fair, now In progress
here There was an immense crowd.
The Governor talked to them on "Cfti-
zenship. He pointed out to them that
IL was as much Incumbent on the negro
TO be u good citizen In his sphere. a;
ON the white man in his. each owing
as much TO the State and nation from
his station az the other. This being
the case. 1t wits. their duty to be pa.
trjotic, sober. honest, and raise up
their children with good moral char
acters.
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Acknowledgment.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch

"a 1SpeClNI TO THO IT1mes-D1spatch.5 a
very ro prettY and aniet Wedding ss vas
.solemnized this afternoon at O'Clock
at thu Calvary Episcopal Church, Rev.
T.. Cartier Page officiating. when Miss
and Mrs. VIM. Shepherd. Of this place,
became the wife Of Mr.. Edward Carl
.Heneke, of Washington.-D.. C.
The bride entered the church with
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Harry Plmper, of Washington, p. c,
Miss Nellie Campbell was maid of hon
or. Little Misses Katherine Page and
The usllers were Messrs. Chns. Stauh
and Carl Heneke OF Washington. ID. G..
and VIM. Shepherd and VIM. Thomp-
win, OF Washington, D. c. played the
wedding march.
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Jacobs & Levy

on the freight standing on the siding.
causing the death and injury to so
many passengers, Is at his home in
Spencer. He Is reported to have stated
through, the woods for fear Of being
caught. and had lad nothing to eat
the whole time. Explaining the acct
dent, Leonard says that he had been
out sleep; that the switch was closed
as soon US thu freight pulled on the
siding, and he sat down waiting for
81 TO pass; he dropped to eIeep. and
start, and having the switch on his
mind lie franticaily pulled II open
without realizing what lie was do
ing.
statement made by Engineer Holton.
who was running 81.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Pretty Columbia Girl Webs Popular
Young business Man.

Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l
COLUMBIA, Va, Octob Der 23.-A mar
riageIof unusual interest was solemn-
lied here this afternoon by the Rev.
j. Il, Stinson at Memorial Baptist
Church when Miss Maude Eugenia
/ Shepherd. only child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Shepherd. became the wife OF
The church was tastefully dressed In
| greens and pink chrysanthemums, and
the scene was made more b'autiful
by thesoft light Of pink candles gleam-
| ing among tho creamery In SILVER cam
delnbras. Mrs. A, o, He'll rendered on
tho organ Memberships Wedding
! Maroh'' rs the bridal party entered the
lsomestraveling suit OF dark blue chit
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Dnvis-Hnxtcr,

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October ga
Paul Jones Davis, tile famous tackle of
Y ,ars, and aIiss Florence Baxter,
daughter OF DR.. c. S. Baxter. OF Nell
son, Pa. were quietly married at Bru-
ton Parish Church. WILLIAMSBURG, TO-
day. Mr.. Davis came here from Nell
son several days ago to visit his pa
rents, and Miss Baxter followed a few
days late. Tho marriage was a COM
pl tie surprise to the many friends OF
the famous football player Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis returned here Tonight and
will make their future home in Nell
son, Pal
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and Mrs. William v. Troutman. and
Mr. Stephen Austill Thompkins. were
married at the Newport News Baptist
Church this evening at Z o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev: j. w.
Porter, D. d. The church had been
beautifully decorated.
Miss Troutman Is we'll known III
church and musical circles She Is an
accomplished musician, and since her
graduation two years ago has been IN
Newport News Academy. Mr.. Thomp-
kins is a popular young drauEhtsman
at the shipyard. He Is u native OF Mo-
bile Ala.
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nlusc--Brewer.
Especial to Frhe Times Dlspatch.I

BRISTOL, VA, October 2a.-AIiss
Bessie Brewer, accomplished young
Brewer, was married to Mr.. John A,
Muse at tho home Of the BRIDES pa
rents, on Pennsylvania Avenue, at 1880
O'clock this evening. The REV. j. O.
Of the bride, ofIiciated. The bride Is
related to a number of prominent Vir-
ginia families, and Is prominent sos
oially. The brldegroom Is associated
With the general offices OF the South
reside at johnson City, Tenn.
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cl,nir Work. solh.

Especial to The -Times-Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO. n. c., October 23.--
The plant of the Randleman Chair Co.
bankrupt. was sold yesterday alta meet
Ing OF creditors called by Referee In
=. Ferree, OF Raudleman. for $4,000.
The purchaser VIII take charge and
resume the manufacture of chairs al
once. This $1,000 Is about all TIL avail
able assets the creditors Will realize
out OF "A total Indebtedness. of $4,000
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Co,y,rer-Nrlrl,t.

LYNCHBURG, VA, October 23.--Ye s-
terday at the home OF the brides
mother, In Rivermont Miss Mary
Henry Wright was married 70 Mr..
are residents of LNnchburg. 'i,he at
PENDANTS were Mr.. H. ]. Moore and Mr.,
I!eola Riley, Mr.. Broadus Riley was
cmohundro was the maid OF honor,
Rev. r. A., Thomas, pastor OF Centen-
airy Methodist Church, was the oflicia-
ting minister.
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WILMINGTON. y. G.. October o.
While proceeding I'D the river at
Southport. n. c.. to-day the British,
steamer Crusader. Captain aiilburn.
bound in from Philadelphia. ran hard
ashore just below the harbor. Efforts
of tugs to get the vessel M were VII.
availing this morning, but it was ex-
pected TO float the vessel without dam
age on high water Tonight
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.Jncobs-CIurk.
fspecial to The Times- Dispatch.l

Especial to The T1mes-D1spatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October
as.-NIr. Lewis l.. Jacobs, of Orae,2e
daughter OF Mrs. L. Il. Clark, Of this
city. were married here to-day at II
o'clock at the home of the brides
mother, Rev. Il. a. Williams perform
sister Of the bride. was maid of honor
and Mr.. Wade Jacobs was best man.
Miss Leon Clark played the bridal
chorus After bridal trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobs will reside at Rapidan
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NInrtiu,-west,

tSrecinl to The Times-D Dispatch
DANVILLE, VA. October 23.---Mlss
Emma. West OF Willow Oak N, C.. and
DR.. NJ S, Martin of Stuart We're mar,
,rled to-day at noon at hte home of 4,
ID Fit2gerald at Willow Oak, Rev, w.
iii, Atwill, presiding elder for the Dan
3vllle District of the Methodist Church
3nfflrinting Il
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Observation-Disclosures.
[Specialto The 1Imes-Dispatch.,,

Especial to The T1mes-Dlspatch.I
4sa.EM MI william David someville. 81
Richmond, and Miss Bertha Regester
Merchant, daughter of Mrs. r.. -. Mer-
chant, OF this city, We're married here .,
BRIDES lnofAer, on Amelia Street. Rev,
Il. ii. Light officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Somerville left for q trip to the Expo
sition. They will be at home In Rich
mond at l4l0 Floyd Avenue after No
vcmber 10TH
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Mrs. James Partlow. of Pana. H.. and
Mr.. Carroll G. Smith. OF Denver, Col,
were married here to-day by Rev.
George r. Tyler. of the NJ. f.. Church,
South. The wedding was romantic
one Mr. Smith, who was on visit to
his old home here, first meeting. Miss
Partlow, who was a guest at house
party given In Mr.. Smiths honor a
month ago,
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virginia Couple Wed in ,veldon.
Special to The 1.i1hes-Dispat

y
WELDON, N. c.. October 2s,--Alr
Charles C. Kane, of Richmond. Va.
and Miss Essle Cochrane. of Emporla.
Va, were married at Halifax this even
ing by Rev. p. N. Stainhack. The
Bird Is only Eighteen and quite pretty.
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sn,,t,,--Part.pw,3

Especial to The Times pispatcl.l
WIN CEIESTf,R,s VA, October 3d.
Miss Nellie NJ. partlow, daughter u
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Thompkins-Tr0utm
Especial to The Times Dispatcll.1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, October 90
Miss Lena Troutnan. daughter of MIR.
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HOW WRECK WAS CAUSED.
switcIu,,nn Hind Fallen asleep and
HEARING Truin Threw Switch Open.

Y. ISVECI1I- I'D 4 Tit n IIfftS" y TS1ltltCII.
GREENSBORO, n, c., October 23.--It
Is reported here that II. C. Leonard,
the brakeman who WAS finding tile
switch at Rudd last Thursday night,
when passenger train No. "a rushed in
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The south can command the cotton
and iron markets of the world, keep
the balance of world trade in our fa-
vor, and therefore ought to have some
rights in the government that other
sections should respect.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The president has time to reform the
congress gets a chance to give away
more of the peoples rights and proper
ty to the interests.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Senator Knox probably has too much
tion that he could be elected president
of the nation. He will never be more
than he is-a trusty of the trusts.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

That Southern Commission" to har-
monize the race problem in the south
seems to have died in the Matching.
1t was silly undertaking, to say the
best of it.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The railway magnates are raising
great lamentations because there are
legislatures in the land that they no
longer own and manipulate for the
robbery of the people.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The national banks ought to be sat-
isfied with this administration. 1t is
letting them speculate on all of the
peoples money that the national treas
ury controls.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

j. Pierp. Morgan has gone to Eu-
rope. He evidently thinks President
Roosevelt doesn't need his advice
about how to conduct govern
ment control campaign.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The complaint that the railroads
cannot borrow money on account Of
adverse legislation is somewhat fun
ny. Perhaps the people who have the
money to lend want better security
than water"
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

When j. P. Morgan travels on ship
he does not register on the passenger
list. He goes incog. SO every one
will ask who he is.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Instead of refusing to pay her law
yer $4,000 for riddlng her of Boni
Castellane, Anna Gould should think Of
what she is saving and make the fee
a cool 100000.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Uncle Joe Cannon is to be entertain
ed on the canal zone by an American
baseball team. The native flies" will
also interest him some.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The latest Panama canal commits
sioners are required to live on the
isthmus. Yet they say living is hard
and dying is awfully easy on that mar
row zone twiXt time and eternity.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

You can safely bet that Spooner did
not quit the senate to go over the hill
to the poor house-nor to avoid going
there, either.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Richard Mansfield is to be neighbor
hope the latter will get onto Dicks
eccentricities and escape "a cussin
out"
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

There is one class of citizens yet
left off the pension rolls. 1t is the
hundreds Of thousands who hired sub
stitutes from foreign countries to do
their fighting.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

LaFollette will lecture some more
this summer and some more senatorial
togas may soon change hands as the
result-same as last year.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The fight over Mrs. Eddy is for
her cash and not for her creed. The
money devil is as fatal to a religion
as to an individual.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Roosevelt "obeyed the call of the
wild" and saved 100000 acres of
forests in defiance of the timber ring.
sters in congress.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

The direct election of United States
senators under state laws is the cure
for plutocracy and trust domination
in the senate.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Pennsylvania will also pass a two
cent fare bill. She isn't afraid the
railroads will withdraw from the state
because of it.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

There are 2,500,000 miles of country
roads in this country. They will keep
the Good Roads" clubs busy few
hundred years yet.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Admiral Davis gained so much by
Swettenham's rudeness that he ought
to send the latter a handsome souven-
ir of the profitable event at Kingston.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

That Kentucky man with a sixteen
acre mint farm looks on the Prohibi-
tionists as his natural born enemies.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

If the railroad magnates feel una
BILE to run the roads any longer, per-
haps the people can take hold and
show 'em how!
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

A jamestown postage stamp carries
a portrait of Pocahontas. If all the
posterity of John Smith buy one the
postal deficit will disappear for this
year.
Weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-03-21

Mrs. Sage has established 100000.
900 foundation. What she expects will
be built on it other than a big salary
list, is not so apparent.