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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.
are so plain as to need little explana

are so plain as to need little explana-
ton.
The Governors system for conduct
ing the public business, and particu-
larly the public printing, has mad
time to work itself out, and results
are beginning to be obtained.
The other day bids were asked for
books. for the several counties. The
records of the auditors Office show
that these books wne last printed
cost the Territory and the counties
each bearing half the cost just $1,6s0.
This year under the competitive
bidding system the books will cost
1927. This is a saving of just 81 .053
on a single small portion of the Ter
ritorial printing.
The Santa Fe New Mexican did
the work last year for $3.50. 1t is
going to do it this year at 1927.
Is there any wonder that the Santa
Fe New Mexican bowls?
Is there any wonder that Bursum's
Albuquerque newspaper is doing what
It can in its feeble way to attempt to
injure the Governor of New Mexico?
These newspapers are losing graft;
fat, juicy, easy graft, and they are
sore. That is the basis, the first cause,
the inspiration of the fight these pub
locations are making against the Gov
ernor.
But the people, who have the fig
ures before them, who are looking for
results, will, in the light of this print
ing reform, wait for a few more of
the Governors plans to work out be
fore passing judgment.
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Otto F. Weisenborn, Plaintiff,
VS.. Cause No. 1877.
Chester l.. Tallmadge, Edwin
R. Tallmadge. Mary E. Tan
nehill and Jas. K. Chester,
Defendants.
In the District Court, Chaves County,
New Mexico.
To Chester L. Tallmadge, Edwin R.
Tallmadge and James K. Chester,
Defendants:
Take notice mat there has been
fled in the District Court of Chaves
county a complaint, wherein Otto F.
| Weisenborn is plaintiff and c. L. &
and James K. Chester are defendants,
which cause is now pending in said
court; the object of said action is to
compel the specific performance of a
contract for the conveyance of land,
made January 25. 1905, wherein the
plaintiff purchased all of the land ly-
ing west of the Pecos Valley railroad,
containing 300 acres and being a part
of the So of Sec. &c. Twp. II South.
Range 25 East, from the defendant
Mary E. Tannehill.
And it is further the object of said
action to cancel any and all claims
which the defendants may have
against said and and to compel its
conveyance to plaintiff; and you, the
said c. L. & E. r. Tallmadge and
James K. Chester are hereby noti-
fed that unless you enter your ap-
p~earalce in said cause on or before
the first day of June, 1907. judgment
will be rendered in the said cause
against you by default. The names
of Plaintiffs attorneys are Scott &
Dunn, whose ~postofice and business
address is Roswell, New Mexico
Given under my hand and official
seal on this, the 10th day Of April,
1907.
S. 1. ROBERTS,
(SEAL) Clerk.
BY GEO. L. WYLLYS, Deputy.
(4-11 to SD
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Land scrip.-w. G.
Skillmal. 42tf
FOR SALE Horse. buggy and har-
ness. 305 w. McGaffey. 3St4*
FOR SALE:-Fine Jersey COW. In
Quire at Smoke House. 36t6
FOR SALE s III p. gasoline en-
gine.-L. k McGaffey. 108 N. Main
street. 26tf
FOR SALE:-A good, gentle mule,
age between 5 and 40 years, well
broke. See r. H. McCune. 3st1O
FOR SALE:-Some choice residence
lots. wen located, at rock-bottom
prices. CARLTON G. BELL.
FOR SALE One rotary and drop
Austin well drilling machine. Phone
or write the Oasis Ranch. 2stf
FOR SALE Three or four miles of
open woven wire fence: also
fence posts. Apply Oasis ranch, or
phone 347. OFT.
Eighty acres. well improved, IL
miles from court house. for sale ut
= bargain for q few days.-Carlfon
& Bel.
FOR sAIE:-Nice house. well locat
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ed~,artesian water, plenty shade.
Business out of town demands par
ties attention, will sell cneap.-Ca-
lton & Bell.
FOR SALE:-or trade a nice rubur-
ban home. Acre property. Good
hause, plenty water, young orchard
some alfalfa. This at a bargain
Carlton & Bell. 27tf.
FOR SALE Farm land in artesian
belt, eight miles southeast of Ros-
well; also city property. Low price
for a few days.-W. P. Chisum, own
er. Inquire at FOG N. Mo. ave. 3St5
FOR SALE $40 acres land, fenced,
well, windmill, price $1,000; nice
residence with entire block, well
improved and modern, price Sc, 800.
Miss Nell R. Moore, American Ma
tional Bank 3Stf
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Mans most natural occupation is
the raising of f1ocks and herds upon
the grass of the valleys, the hills and
the plains. Mans first experience on
earth, it is true, was in a garden
something like the Pecos Valley. But
shortly afterward we find the patri-
archs dividing the land into ranches.
one going this way, another that, in
order to find better grass or water.
In the Pecos Valley the cattle came
first, and the garden afterward.
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BUSINESS VS.. RAFT.
I~buquerque Journal

From Albuquerque Journal.
When Governor Hagerman announc-
ed his intention to introduce business
ness of this Territory in place of the
old graft system, there was a loud
and prolonged and angry wall from a
small circle of men who for years
had been doing about as they pleased
with the funds of this Territory. The
pleasant names; a desperate effort
was made to prevent the enactment
OF any of the legislation desired by
him In the late legislature and at the
same time to enact legislation which
would effectually tie his hands from
Of honest business methods
It was not until he attacked the
public printing graft, however, that
the vicious assaults ON the Governor
reached their climax. When the Gov
ernor announced his desire to have
the printing of the Territory lone by
the lowest responsible bidder, upon a
business basis a wall went up from
the gang newspapers That was almost
laugaable in its intensity. The Santa
Fe New Mexican and the Bursum
newspaper in Albuquerque had a Sc
ries OF editorial FITS. and without fur
ther delay began their war on the
Governor war that has not hest
tated at Misrepresentation and DELHI
this course by the gang newspapers
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, 200 E. Eighth. 36tf
ALFALFA PASTURE TO RENT for
so head of horses. Address R.. L.
Phillips, Roswell. 37t7*
FOR RENT Barn with three stalls
large loft and place for buggy.
Close in, centrally located. Apply
All N. Penn. ave. 39t3*
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The Jaffa-Prager windows, four of
them, have many of the others beat
en- a block,-an irrigation plant in
operation, with typical Pecos Valley
farm scene,-then the displays of
goods most artistically arranged, es-
worth going to see.
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The Atchison Globe says people do
not call you a liar every time they
think so. Therein the Globe points
out the difference between the people
and the President-Ft. Worth Record
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Perhaps the Standard Oil Company,
in declaring that it did not take re
bates knowingly, got its cue from the
trustees of the Republican campaign
funds.-Ft. Worth Record.
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A washington paper asserts that
Bull" Andrews is leading the fight
being made against Governor Hager-
man at Washington. The Governor,
however, is in Washington to see
the famous square dealer" who
umpires the game doesn't call any
strikes on wild throws.
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Come now, all We knockers, and
acknowledge al least that Roswell
handled the convention better than
you expected.
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Farm For Sale. Snap!

so under fence, 40 in cultivation, s
in alfalfa. -Four room house. See own
er 4 p. m. at Dilley & Sons. 39t3
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The President will take the law and
the evidence all into his own hands
then tell the Department of Justice
how to handle Mr.. Hartman.
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Strikes Oil.

That man will who buys the Hotel
Richards, PA E. 5th ST., Roswell, N.
NJ. For Information. address j. A.
Foreman, Talala, 1. T. 3st1O
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The Auditorium Rink well serves
the functions of an opera house. Thus
a permanent improvement grows out
Of the convention.
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FOUND.

FOUND:-A P~ocketbook containing
money, etc. Owner may have same
by calling at this office, identifying
property and paying for this no
tice. 4Ot2
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Farm For Sale. Snap.

16O acres, 5 miles east Of Roswell.
80 under fence, 40 in cultivation, s
in alfalfa. -Four roo house. See own
er 4 p. m. at Dilley & Sons. 39t3
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

Solid mahogany case, in use only 8
Mrs. J.. J. Williamson, phone
316. 35tf
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Look Here.

A good 4-room house, with bath and
other c~onveniences. Two acres land,
well, windmill, corral, shed, ETC., for
value of house.
CARLTON & BELL.
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A card in the Roswell Trade Direc-
tory brings results and keeps your
name before the people.
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Howdy. Good Bye. Come again.

Tomorrow the visitors will see the
greatest SHOW of their lives, on tle
trip to Carlsbad and return.
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We still have a good assortment Of
those $3.50 popular copyright books
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Don't sell until you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner,
and Optician. 88tf
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We are showing some of the very
latest box stationery, both in style
of paper and envelopes Ingersoll's
Book Store. 37tf
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If you nave a trade proposition Of
any kind see us.-Carlton & Bell.
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WANTED.

WANTED Hand to work on truck
farm. Good wages.-E. c. White,
miles N. E. of town. 41t2*
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A splendid hotel proposition. a mon
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass his up. See CARLTON
& BELL.
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Boellner, he Jeweler, has 1t
cheaper. 37tf
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Our exclusive price as usual, IS cts
Ingersolps Book Store.
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FOR SALE Land scrip.-w. G.
Skillmaa. Aft
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Publication Notice.

Otto F. Weisenborn, Plaintiff,
VS.. Cause No. 1877.
Choctor T. To1InodOa EdWin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Social life in Norfolk.

Mr.. Brigham, Mrs. Brigham and their
young son arc guests of the Mansion
I'M, until their cottage at Dark 1iol-
low, where they Will spend the sum-
lher, is completed. Mr.. Brigham is
the, manager of tic Dark Hollow Cop
per Mines, In the Blue Ridge, south
of Luray, where large force Is en-
ployed in mining the copper Of ex-
cellcnt quality, which seems abundant
iii that vicinity.
News hns reached his relatives IN
Luray OF the death, in Now York, Of
Mr.. John Becker Borst, ,Jr, eldest sol,
of the late John Becker Brost. who
was vestryman of st. Georges church
and close person friend Of Its rec
tor. Rev. Or. stephen II. Tyng.
Mr.. John a. Bronddus, who spent
several weeks at the sanitnriun, at
Charlottesville. has returned greatly
improved In health.
The Monday Club celebrated ITS
thirtieth anniversary by brilliant
banquet at the Hotel Lawrence. 1t has
maintained unusually high standards
in It's literary and musical programs
for the winter
,rhe Luray Club. composed of the
younger people. has also aimed at
serious work with good results
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out OF doors. Thus far the fruit In

out OF doors Thus far tho fruit in
this section is not killed.
The prayer meeting at "Woodville,"
the home OF Mr.. Tom Payne, conducted
by Mr.. VIII Payne, Of Mineral. was
enjoyed by those privileged to attend.
The theme OF tho simple service. "a
Plea to Remember God in Our, Busy
Lives" was timely and appropriate.
Miss Alice billiard, of scottsvile. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. P. 1Iol-
laday, Of Lewiston.
Little Miss Maud billiard, daughter
of Or. B. ]. Dillard OF Scottsville, was
the guest of honor at an. informal en-
tertainment at tho Bel Air School this
Mr.. Edwin snead has accepted a
position with the Richmond Iron
Mrs. Herndon Gordon continues
quite sick at her home at Gatewood.
Miss Sadie Nottingham has closed
her school at lewiston. and will leave
the neighborhood to take course OF
training as nurse at the William Byrd
Hospital. OF Richmond.
Mr.. Grafton, of Fredericksburg, was
at Lewiston recently.
Mr.. Y. p. Edenton. of Sulphur Mine.
was guest this week at the house
OF his sister, Mrs J. r. Dickinson.
Mr.. j. A. Bnker, OF Richmond, was
at Lewiston Wednesday.
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> CLAREM0NT

CLAREMONT, VA, March 23-J. r.
Price. deputy sheriff of Surry county,
was in town last Wednesday, serving
notices for next Jury.
fined to his home. 1.-The Villa tho past
ten days with the so-called la grippe.
w. S. Burt was Il business visitor IN
Richmond Il few days OF last week.
Mrs, VIII Lowell went to Newport
News to spend few days there with
friends.
Miss Nellie Deverell, who for the past
two weeks, has been visiting Miss Bes-
sic Edwards, in Richmond, returned
home Monday accompanied by Miss
Edwards, who will be here for some
time
Mrs. Richard Addy is recovering from
a severe attack of la grippe.
George II. Darracott, n prominent
farmer Of Brandon, was q business VS.
itor In town last week
b. d, Kimball was called to New
port News last Monday by the illness
of Henry Deyerell, who is an appren-
tice In the machine shop OF the ship
yard,
". A. savedge. assessor for Guilrord
District, was interviewing taxpayers
here Tuesday. IT, 1
1aRes 0aXGa Mla q business visitor. IN
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LURAY SOCIAL
.[special to Tho rimes.plspatch |

i LuRAY, VA, March 23.-Sprins
grows apace in the beautiful Valley
Ispf the Shenandoah, wheat fields CLEAN
sStn the sunshine and already great
H1uantities of fish are being taken from
;sthe river at various points.
IIgsIIs The winter In Luray has been So
$cially pleasant without much gaiety.
sstf a Colonial concert arranged by Miss
elizabeth B. Borst, and given under
4 the auspices of the Luray Chapter,
EsDaughters of the Confederacy, was
a.,the distinguishing event OF the sea-
n son. An attractive and varied pro-.
R5gram was rendered delightfully."- by the
ffyoung people of the town. and the
sfcostumes of genuine beauty and hts
ssftoric fitness wero greatly admired. The
!. Financial result was gratifying, and
$50 was contributed to the fund to
gfcomplete "Beauvoir," the u. D. c.
Il building, at the Jamestown Exposition
#wllcre Mrs. Samuel Walton and Miss
tElLena Stone Will represent their chap
Mter as hostesses at the time assigned
i9them. The 1thica Quartet also added a
tdelightful 1levening to the winterst
n pleasures.
Mrs. Otis Tyler has returned from
u a visit Of several weeks to her niece,
" AIRS. Woodward, In Richmond.
;s3Es Miss Lucy Broaddus. who attended
5SAit the funeral OF her nephew, Garland
II Rosson. In Culpeper county, on Tues
aaday, returned on Wednesday eHen-
Ring.
I'M Rev. John Huff and Mrs. Hun have
ssBent out cards TO the marriage Of their
slaughter, Miss Florence Webb, to Mr..
# Hubert II. Hudson, at Mount Carmel
!. Baptist Church on the Sd OF April.
EaMiss Pearl Hudson viii come home
tAfrom Hollins for the wedding
sfgi Mr.. Theodore NJ. Judd and Mrs. Judd
E8inee SciberD returned on "Wednesday
a3from their wedding journey and visit
HSof two weeks at the home of Mr.
sssJudd's parents. in Washington, y. c.
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LEXINGTON
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON, VA, March 23.-Rev.
=. Il. Hoss, y. D.. of Tennessee, bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South, preached at Trinity Methodist
Church, Lexington, last Monday night.
The occasion Of his visit to Virginia
was the dedication of ST. Johns Mctho-
dist Church at Buena Vista last Sun
day. The sermon in Lexington was
one OF power, vet one Of simplicity
and Of an evangelistic form. His sub
ject was What Think Ye of Christi
His opening remarks were pleasing
references to the local history of Rock
bridge and the many settlers Of this
section who had been prominent set
tiers in Tennessee, with whom he had
been closely associated in early life.
From Lexington Bishop Hoss went to
Washington. He will preside over the
annual meeting Of the Baltimore Con-
ference, to assemble in Staunton March
9th.
Mayor Samuel B. Walker was absent
the past week in New York on bust
ness During his absence Councilman
A. G. Hutton was acting Mayor.
Mr.. w. N. Key has been elected
senior deacon of Mountain City Lodge
OF Ancient York Masons, Of Lexington,
to fiji the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. +. II. White.
Rev. w. W. Moore. D. D., OF the
Union Theological Seminary Of Rich
mond. will occupy the pulpit of the
Lexington Presbyterian Church Sum
day morning next
Mrs. Frank T. Glasgow is In Colum-
bia S. c., visiting DR. and Mrs William
M. McPheeters.
Miss Roberta Crawford. of Stras-
burg, is the guest Of Miss Martha
Moore. on Institute Hill.
Mrs. Charles A. Lacy has gone to
Roanoke to spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Oney
Mr.. Henry Q. Dold has returned from
n visit to New York and Washington.
Spring examinations are now in pro-
gress at Washington and Lee Univer-
sity. and will continue for the next
| ten days.
Mr.. ]. Med. Adair is in New York
on business.
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| Newport News for several days Q, last

Newport News for several days Of last
week.
p. K. Deverell was in Newport News
a few days Of last week. .5r
w. ]. Lowell went to Richmond last
Tuesday to purchase another string OF
horses. Mr.. Lowell Is building qulI ,t,, ~ y
extensive business in selling and buying
horses and mules.
Harry Silver we'll and favorably known
here. was married Tuesday. March lvth,
noon, at tho Methodist Episcopal Chirch,
Rock Run, Md. to Miss Mary y: S,tVer.
the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Silver VIII
be at home after March 27t h.t At = 1r Mrs
w. S. Rogers. at Waldheim- on-the-
James, at this place.
Captain Crawley entertained aboard his
boat, John Pierce, last Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Rogers. Miss Iva
Rogers and VIII Stewart Emmett Dugan
and Lawrence Rogers. RefreshtAenV q
nuts, wine and cake were served, and all
had an enjoyable time.
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sC0TTsvILLE SOCIAL
Especial to The Tim -pispatch.1


SCOTTSVILLE, VA, March 23.-One
hundred new chairs have been ordered
for the auditorium of the High School
building. rendering the seating capac-
ity. when put in. ESQ.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas S. Martin
were still in Egypt when last heard
from by Scottsville friends. Mrs Mar
tin continues to Improve and the SEN
ator is enjoying himself greatly. They
will return about the LIST OF May.
Mr.. X. l.. Goodman has returned
from business trip to Louisa county.
Miss Maggie Clements Is In Scotts-
vile again after Visit Of several
weeks to her brother, DR.. D. o. Glenn
ents, OF Gloucester.
DR.. j. P. Blair spent Wednesday in
Richmond.
Miss sene Watson returned on Mon
day to her school at Guthrie Hail."
after spending a few days here:
Mr.. Samuel Martin, of Arvonia. was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Jno. S.
Martin, this week.
Mr.. w. S. Dabney and DR.. Fletcher
Jordan visited Charlottesville last
week.
spending some time with Mrs Geo.
Nicholas. of buckingham.
Mr.. Thornhill Londcree, OF Chilyan,
w. Va, is visiting his parents here.
Mr. G. w. Pntteson, of Manteo, was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Mamie
Gilmer Sunday.
Mr.. w. Carter, Of Fabers, was in
the town last week.
Miss Hattie Poland Is spending some
time with friends MT Arvonia
The work OF tearing down the old
Noel building on Valley Street Is go
Ing straight ahead preparatory to
the rectlon of tho new national bank
building,
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WAvERLY SOCIAL

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l

wAvERLY. VA. March 2s,--Mr and
Mrs. A. L. Gray. OF Suffolk, arc spending
some time at the home OF Mr.. !. D.
Gray, on Copperhonk Avenue,
Mr.. J. w Bage was quietly married to
Miss Adelaide Seawell last Monday eve-
ming. at the home OF MI: and Mrs ".
b. Simpson, on Main Street. 1namedl--
ately after the ceremony was performed
the bridal party left on the SAG train for
Norfolk.
NJ. j, T, Rountree; Of rIarrell. Va,
visited the home Of his son, REV. Fl. u.
Rountree. n few Days the past week.
Miss Caroline Eroaddus, OF Rowling
Green VA vstng s,n her sser Mrs
Mrs. Lizzie Chapnell, Of Petersburg, Is
visiting friends and relatives in town:
Miss Carrie Morris. Of Dcndron, Va,
Is visiting at the home OF MIR. p, Fleet
wood
sen county. passed through Waverly FRI
day. en- route to Virginia Beach. where
sha Will open. her cottaGA, Tor allrn naaa
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L D. D. ( . ]. d 4. I
for Sunday evening was Faith" Mr..
Strother lIamm was the leader. The
speakers were Messrs. Lewis S. LeTellicr
and Garland Fulton.
Mr.. Richard Thomas Wyche, OF New
York, Saturday evening and Sunday af-
ternoon. delighted a large and apprecia-
tive audience with fun and fiction
Miss Roberta Fulton returned this week
from the University Of Virginia.
DR.. r. B. Fulton returned this week
from New York City.
Professor Stonewall Tompkins returned
this week from jamestown. The school
will have an exhibit there,
Mr.. 4. w. Alexander. Of Waynesboro.
Va.,, puid the school a flying visit this
week. lsa
Mr. Emmett M. Brown, OF MountfaiE.
Va, paid the school a llyins visit this
week.
Mrs. r. C.Price spent several days in
Richmond this week,
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FORK UNION
ESPECIAL 10 The rim ea-D,snatch

(SPecla! to The Tmes-DIspatch.1
FORK UNION. VA, March 23-The
Clceron1an Literary Society of the Fork
Union Academy will entertain former
students OF the academy and members
OF the society at q reception. held In the
both OF March. This annual celebrauon
OF former students Of the academy is
always a. time OF great pleasure and
speechmak1ng. All former students and
vted. 49,
On Saturday, the s0th OF March, the
academy baseball team will haye match
game or ball with a strong team from
Richmond. Tho academy team has now.
by daily practice, gotten into fine shape.
and the club is destined to mako a good
record on the diamond this season.