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The Ocala evening star., 1908-05-06

Georgia Railroad at $2S,6OO per mile.
The Florida East Coast Railroad at
$zS.470 per mile.
The Georgia Southern and Florida
Railroad at $25,2S0 per mile.
And, TO cap the climax, the Sea-
hoard Air Line Railroad at $4S,417
per mile"
Does it cost over $4,000 per mile
to build and equip these lines of rail-
read? Competent civil engineers say
| rot.
! Then the shipping interests OF
Florida are paying freight and pas
cenger fares on large sums of cap
ital not invested in the railroads
! wind and water"
l introduced into the, House OF
Representatives February Z, 1907, al
Washington, bill to regulate rail
roads. 1t empowered the Interstate
Commerce Commission to ASCERTAIN
the physical value of the railroads, in
ttrstate lines, in the United States.
| This will enable the great tribunal
TO decrease railway rates, to just
and reasonable basis of value.
| 1t will be a great reform; 1t will
be blessing to the shippers in the
United States, if such a provision be-
GENES a national law.
If made United States Senator by
| the people of Florida, will lend all
my powers to make this provision, the
law of the land.
| l will also introduce bill to pre-
vent railroads from overcapitalizine
their lines Of road l will try and pre-
vent any more wind and water" bust
ness by the railroads have been
the true friend and defender Of "the
shippers of Florida in the United
States Congress, in It's House OF Rep
resentatives. I now solicit their votes
for my nomination to be United
States Senator, in the primary May
II, 1908.
Hereto attached is a letter from a
| first-class engineer on this great
question of oyercapitalization of rail-
reads. 1t was printed as documen.
of the United States Senate. ] add i,
| for the information Of the people OF
Florida. / aim,
| Very Respectfully,
| WILLIAM B. LAMAR.
The Ocala evening star., 1908-05-06

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The Ocala evening star., 1908-05-06

Appendix No, e
(Senate Document No. 16S, Fifty
ninth Congress, first SESSION.
Letter from william D. Marks, con-
sulting engineer and statistician, o1
Philadelphia, Pa, regarding the
overcapitalization of the steam
railway corporations Of the United
States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
M'GAUGHY'S EXHIBIT
 ATTRACTS CROWDS

Despite the rain of yesterday. a large crowu attended the exhibit which began Monday in McGaughy's hardware store to show the efficiency of the Majestic range. Mr. M. R. Duke, representing the Majestic Man ufacturing Co. of St. Louis. is con ducting the exhibit. A large sponge cake, measuring the length and breadth of che oven, which is 17x19 inches was baked. It required forty eight eggs in the making. eight eggs being used to each of the six layers The cake was a wonder in itself. and to prove the Majestic q peerless baker. fourteen ladies were invited 70 contribute their weight in pressing the cake to very small thickness. \ large beard was placed on top of the cake to effect this. Within five min utes after this test, the cake resumed it's natural height, which was nine 1 inches. This testswas made to show what an even baker it is. Coffee and biscuits are served each day. A Majestic range is fitted up in the rear of the store, on which the coffee and biscuits are made Mr. Duke is thor
 eughly practical in his line of work, and besides being a good demonstrat-
 or understands a thing or two about
 cake baking. He is very capably as
 sisted by Miss Ina Wightman, who is also a demonstration of no small abil-
 ity. Sha represents Dunn X Powell
 Q. Little Rock and serves her calling well. Mir McGaughy an,ticipates !
 great sale on these ranges in eonnec-
 ton with his other very complete line of goods The store is a credit to Pine Bluff for it's neatness and com Ipleteness. The demonstration will De
 continued until Saturday night and 'all are invited by the store to come land dine with them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
The Bank of Pine Bluff
Joy at National
 Dem. Headquarters
Democratic Leaders Rejoice Over Br,an's Rcpl, to RooSclrIts Con
 dcmnati0n oi Go,. Haskell.

I.earst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York Sept. 22.-Easta Dem ocfatia leaders decided today 10 nave National committeeman for he East eFn states raise funds for the cam taisn east of the Aleghonies. Joy berfaded headquarters oyre Bryans reply to Rooseyclt's condemnation of Haskell simply on the word of W K Hears, and his offer to have Haskell withdraw from the campaign il. od in- Vestigation of his Standard Oil con- nection, the charges against him are hot disproven. Chairman Mack de- cIares that So per cent of the Demo- cratic campaign fund is being raised bE newspapers from the people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
BILL FOR STATE
 WIDE PROHIBITION
Said That Such q Measure Is Now in Process of Being Drawn. Mn Basis of Greatly Increased Vote Against License in the State.

Little Rock, Sept 22,-It is highly iprobable that a bill will be introduced in the next general assembly provid- ling for state wide prohibition, said d we'll known Democrat in discussing ithe returns of the late election. Oth- ! CTS agree with him. basing their opn- ion on the increased vote against liz cense over the state as shown by the results Of the majority of counties now in.
 At the last general election the vote against license was about 10000. Returns from t6 out of 75 counties give a D.aiority of 1G,423 votes against license. These counties include some os the heaviest voting liquor counties, such as Pulaski Phillips, Jefferson, POinSett, Desha and others. But sim ply allowing the proportion of in crease from the remaining % counties to maintain that shown in the other returns the majority against license will be approximately 25,o0o.
 It is argued that at the meeting of the legislature, although the party stands pleeSol to allow the people of the state to vote on the question of prohibition during the year 1909 the leaders will take the situation in hand and present atbill providing for the elimination of the saloon from ;hb state cn the eroHnd that the matter can be settled more quickly in this manner than waiting for the vote by the state. It is said that the forma- tion of such bill is already under consideration by some who will. be members of the next general assem- bly,.
 It is equally contended that others will present a resolution asking for the presentation of the question to the voters Of the state, in accordance with :hc attitude assumed at the last state convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Pine Bluff Trust Co.
Department of Insurance and Real Estate . .
Department of

"A policy from our Insurance De- svartment is a sure cure for all wor- Tles, cares and doubts, that threaten agents of companies with limited as sets.
 Our Companies are the largest and strongest in the world, and our agency is a permanent one.
 A purchase through our Real Es- tate Department will always be a satisfactory one.
 We can sell you a beautiful home TOT cash Or monthly payments.
 We have several building lots To- eated In different parts of the city "nlch We are selling cheap,
 lalk with us before closing a deal
 we are agents for a number of ae- Sep'aole dwelling houses, located ir oeslfaole neighborhoods, which we III rent for fair price. If you are -n heeo Of nice house, let us show you what We have on our list.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
JUDGE TAFT
 R0ASTS BRYAN
Made Savage Attack on tn e Peerless One' From Whom the Country Co ud Expect Nothing but Promises, He Says.

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Ohio Sept. 22.-Judge 'Eft in a speech to the League of Re publican Clubs tonight, made l savage attack on William J. Bryan. whom, he said, the country could expect nothing from except promises He said Bryan had given no show of ability except to formulate beautiful but impracti- cable theories of government to catch votes, and not to be put into practical
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

Formerly state senator, Mr. Good win is well known to the politicians and men of affairs throughout the state. He was one of the leaders in the last general assembly and was the author of one of the most valuable railroad bills ever introduced into ;that body, After the legislative ses- sion he enterel actively into a cam paign for the Democratic nomination for Congress, from the Seventh Con eressional District, against Hon. Min or Wallace, and so close was the vote that it required the official count of the state central committee 10 de- termine the winner, Wallace winning by the narrow margin of score of votes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Aristocracy Gets
 Shake Up at Sea

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 New York, Sept. 22-Nrs. 0. H. P. Belmont, John Jacob Aster and wife and Harold Vanderbilt were thrown from chairs and slightly bruised oH the Kron Princessin Cecelie Thursday during a storm when heavy sea swept over the vessel. The vessel withstood rhe storm and was hardly damaged
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Roosevelts Return
 to White House

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Washington, D. C., Sept. 22-Presi- dent Roosevelt and family arriy from Oyster Bay from their vacation tonight at o'clock They went m- mediately to the White House. At Jersey City the Presidents car came near running over some children and the President gave the signal to stop the train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Haskell Hikes
 for Oklahoma
Goes to Get Documentary Evidence to AbSOlye Himself From Hearst's
 Charges.

Hearst News Special ts the Graphic.
 New York, Sept. 22.-It was made known at Democratic headquarters to- day that the denial of Gov. Haskell to Hearst's charges are not sufficiently explicit and that he is on his way to Oklahoma to secure documentary evil dence to absolve himself from Stand ard Oil connections. Bryan and other leaders are willing to take Haskell's word, but say the public may not be-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Aged Snowman
 Weeds Nurce

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. 22-J ohm Robinson, 15 years of age and a mill ljonaire circus man, was today mar ried in circus car to Maud Logan, aged 30 years, nurse who attended him during his recent illness. He tried unsuccessfulIy to get a license in Kentucky His son was on his way to prevent the marriage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
PROHI. PETITIONS
 POSTPONED

The petition recently flied With Judge Gould, by the proni5cl .risfs, asking the court to remove a.. sd loo.ls within three miles of tne Fi.sl B2rtist church of this city, %Ai2a was to come before Judge Gould yesterday was postponed indefinitely. ,tJorEeys fol both the prohibitionista and tie l'qnor men asked jIaga Gould t postpone the hearing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
w. s. GOODWIN
 SERIOUSLY ILL

1t is reported from Warren, says the Arkansas Democrat, the home of Hon. W. s. Goodwin, that Mr. Good win, who has been i'll for several weeks, is now in very critical condi- Ion, and his recovery is hardy ex- pacted. He has been suffering from d malignant attack of typhoid fever
 and seems unable to rally sufficiently
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

operation. The only thing Bryan did iE Congress was to assist in forming tae WilsoD-Gorman tariff schedules, which came near being the ruination ot the country He attacked Bwan's fee silversrecord, saying the Nebras- kan had fercely assailed the only great Democrat in recent years (Gro- yer C)eve!and) for opposing him He followed Bryan's anti-imperialistic record, declaring him a bundle of ne- cations and contradictions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

For quick transportation cali CITY HACK LINE, 22b East Barraque St. Open D. m. to 7:30 a. m. and reliable Special attention to train calls Old phone 394. New phone 102 Moses Offord, prop. Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

Dan Meyer, the white man who assaulted George Ladner Monday night, was committed to the county Jail yesterday charged with assault and battery. He will be given pre- liminary hearing before Justice ]. P. Knox Friday morning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

Ray Dwyer has leased the Y NJ. e. A. soda fountain, and in the future will serve all kinds of hot and cold drinks. Ray is a promising young business man. He will be pleased to have his friends call on him at his neW place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
Nat Goodwin
 Sues for Divorce

Hearst News Special to the Graphic.
 Reno. Nev, Sept. 2222.-Nat C. Good win. the actor, yesterday filed suit for divorce from his wife, Maxine Elliott. No details are given cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
The Quality is as Fixed as
 the Price.

i Have your Fall suit made by Eisen- i kramer the Tailor, ovel Cftif ms bank.
 Second avenue corner Pine street. The
 largest stock to select from.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

-Wanted-Bright boy F to 13 years old, 10 feed job presses. Ap2.y to Foreman Adams Printing Company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23

Is the time for every wa4o gasner to look out for the future=W5r4 Ia plenty. wages good-are yon saving a portion Of what you cara2
 Open an account with oar Savings Department ani deposit regularly should yon lose yoHr position. wish to So In business for yourself, or buy home latcr-what ro1 ea4c NOW will help you'
 Savings oarn ? per cent interest here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-23
0 throw off the disease.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Wayerly Social News
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l

WAVERLY, VA, January 1.-THE Christ
mas OF 1907 has been q merry one In WAY
erly. On Christmas Day6the children OF the
Christian Church were made happy by the
appearance of old Santa Claus, who PIE.
scented them with presents and good things
to eat; on Thursday afternoon the Baptist
Sunday school gave n Christmas tree to
their little folks. which added much to their
pleasure; on Thursday night the Methodist
Church conducted u package party" at the
Town Hall, from which much enjoyment
and a largo sum of money We're realized.
On Friday night the young men of the town
gave a dance Mt the Town Hall. while the
Philomnthean Club was handsomely enter
tanned by Mrs. J. +. May. The usual literary
program was dispensed with, and a literary
contest was entered into: The names OF
twenty authors. hidden in many sem
fences. We're to be guessed, With q lovely
Japanese pitcher, us the prize. There was a
tic between Miss Annie I1. Martin and Mrs.
w. V. Martin. which finally resulted In favor
OF Mrs. Martin. Humorous selections were
read from various authors by Mrs. ]. ".
West Mrs. j. f. West, Mrs L. A. Chappell
and Miss Annie Martin, while Judge j. r.
West related in his happy vein some of his
amusing anecdotes. which never fall to ems
terrain. Delightful music was furnished by
Misses Grace and Elsie West and Miss Mary
May, who We're the guests of the club. The
charming hostess served dainty refresh
ments.
On Saturday night Mrs. Lucy A.. Chappen
entertained in her elegant home on East
Main Street about forty of the young people
In honor Of her sons. Those present from
u distance We're Mrs. Elizabeth Chappell, OF
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Social and p ersonal


note In nicn
Legislature meets 7t and the
bustla members
by
1t.A
opening OF the new
Monday Tuesday organizations
Hermitage
Chicago
of
Of
be afternoon
of to
jefferson Hotel last week their
homeat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05

i, Annie Martin few days during the Christ
mas holidays.
has been visiting Miss Ruth Spratley at
Central Hotel, has returned home.
Mrs. Arthur S. Wilins. OF Norfolk. Va. ~
now visiting her parents Mayor and Mrs.
H. w. Arnold. on Main Street
Mrs r. r. West has returned from WIS.,
Il to friends in SUFFOLK. Va. this week.
Mr.. T. p. johnson. or Baltimore, visited
his parents near Waverly this week
Colonel and Mrs. ]. r. West OF Suffolk.
VISITED friends In waverly this week.
DIR. Joel Crawford, who has been spend-s
Ing some time in Norfolk and Newport
News has returned to his home at Yale. Va.
| Mr.. Thomas II. Howerton is in Halifax
county on professional business
Mr., ]. Gordon Bohannan,T Communicating
Waverly Thursday on his way to PetersburR..
Miss Eva Parker. of Smithfeldt Va, Is
visiting friends and relatives in Wavery.
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Petersburg; Miss Gypsie Lee smith. OF
burg Mis. Mar sseu Ryes Of Nor;oik
and Mr.. james Williams. of Lynchburs; !
All went as merry as q marriage pei'' wv, INV
Ecme. 4
On Tuesday night, December 3lst, at the
Town Hall. the Leap Year german found
many beaux and bellies ready TO dance me
old year out and to greet with pleasure the
new
), Messrs G., .. West and Charles $. Nc
News. Va. were. guests at the homes OF
Judge ]. r. West and Mr.. John w. West,
on Copperhonk Avenue. on New Years Day
and the day following.
The following young ladies and gentlemen.
who are now attending the colleges named
below spent Christmas week with their par.
m Misses Many as Else
and Estele Fitchett; from sullins College
and Conservatory OF Music at Bristol Va.
Institute, Miss Grace Norris; from the state
Normal ut Farmville, Va, Miss Ida Del
trick; from Elon College. n, e., Jesse -. +.
vcrslty. Messrs, ". T. Daniel, 3. r.. West
and r., W. Arnold. Jr; from the University
Of Virginia. Alton I West; from J, William villa,
tnte. Holt Fleetwood: Medical College Of
Vii sinia, Richmond. S. B. Ellis.
Miss EVELYN II. May and Misses Lille and
Myrtle Harrison visited friends In Peters
burg several days during the holidays.
Miss Marguerite RlNes. Mr.. Turner wilson
ana a., Mt " Newell Of Norfo l u. we're re
West Main Street, this week.
Rev. w. F. Dunaway, Jr. has returned
.frcms Glen Allen. Va, whore he spent por-
ton OF the holidays and preached to the
first church he served when he entered the
ministry, lie reports a delightful time.
Miss Gypse Lee Smith, OF Lynehburg,
who spent the holidays with Miss Grace
West. on copperhonls Avenue. returned home
to-day.
q Misses Ruth, Janet and Hattie Chnppell
of I'etersburg; Miss May Rowe and Prof
~. Samuel Guy, of Frcderlcksburg;& Mr.. and
Mrs b. IL HOLE, of Franklin. Mrs Gussie
Beacham, of Maryland. and DR.. ]. NJ. Cole
man. of Newport News visited the home Of
during tho holidays. IS
Misses sallle Belle McAllster, OF Alliance.
and Miss Queeny Prcnts, of Norfolk, spent
a portion OF the holidays with Miss soulle
Burton Main Street.
Miss Alice Pasteur and Mrs, Ellen Char
nel spent Christmas week With friends at
nv MI. Z. NJ smith, Of wavorly. spent
Christmas with his parents at Talbotton,
Miss Linda Barnes and, Miss Jennie Cod
win, Of tho Wayery Highs School, spent
College, N. q, and Ghuckntuck Va, respeo,
Miss lucille Norris. who III teaching
school at Carrsyllle Va, spent this week
With her parents at Nayerly. NJ ss
Mrs e. 4 n ersy L yst'eEthe home
who visited friends in Holland. Va, during
tho Christmas, have returned home, a
& NJ lss Kate ,Clarls. OF K. visited MISS
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Peek. of Charleston, S. c., are visit.
Ing Mrs. Sallle Peek at acorn Point"

Peek, of Charleston, >. ", are Vist'
ing Mrs. Sallle Peek at Acorn Polht,
Newport News.
Mr.. John I! ,,ronc, of Newport News.
has come to richmond. where he Will
engage in business and make ms III
ture home.
Mr.. John G. Armistead is at home
again after sh tn , Hist e ames
Mr.. Henry A. Tabb. of New York.
after visit to relatives in Gloucester
With With friends in Richmond.
Mr.. William A. irvine paid a short
visit this week to his old home at
Lexington, Va.
Mrs. r. Morgan Pendleton. Of Lex x,
brother, the Hon. Harry st. George
Tucker and family, of Fortress Mon
roc; Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Of Norfolk;
Mrs. D. s.. Anderson. 81 K1c n 70 ana
Mr.. L. G. Earle. of Mt. CAR. N. j.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Williams and
Miss Tiny Patton, of Blacksburg; Miss
Marraret Patton, of Pittsburg, and
Miss Ianier. of Da,vi!le. Ky. are the
| guests Of Mrs. William Patton, at Lex
lington, Va.
Mrs. Frank Elliot. Misses Gladys
Brooks. Hattie Lee Williams and Louise
1 Wilson, who as members Of the Con-
i Tolerate choir sang in Richmond at
1 the Soldiers Home, have returned to
/ Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter G. Warwick, Jr,
i and little son have returned to theil
i cottage at Virginia Beach. after spend.
ling some time with Mrs. Gregory. or
Olney Road, Norfolk.
Miss Carrie Brickhouse has returned
to Richmond after a short visit to hel
! mother, Mrs. Smith Brickhouse. II
Norfolk.
Miss Emily Mccormick after spend
ling tho holidays with her parents, Mr.
; and Mrs. Samuel Mccormick. in Berry
, vile, has returned to Washington
y. G.
I Miss Lettice Woodward left yester
/, day for Staunton.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant have re
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Mr., Carl Tomlinson. IA Of Urbanna.
spent several DAYS recently In Rich
|mond, greeting his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Dunn have re-
turned after Il visit to Mrs. y Pearce, III
| Wost Point. ipss' IS "A n # II 9l3&S
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turned after a delightful visit to Char.


5lotte, Va.
Messrs. William H. and D. J. Hol-
some time with friends in Richmond.
have returned to Danville.
Miss Gay Shepperson has returned
from short visit to Charlotte, Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Pulliam,. Of
In Berryville.
Norfolk have arranged series Of sub
scription card parties for the benefit
of the society.
Miss Susie Eastwood has returned.
parents. Mayor and Mrs. A: w. East
wood, at West Point, Va. Miss East
wood had as her holiday guest, her
friend, Miss Margaret Rice.
Mr.. Howell Williams has returned
aftsr RAY visit to his parents P p;n and
Mr.. Harry Jobson, of Boston, is the
guest of friends In Richmond.
Miss Maude Lane has returned. after
a pleasant trip to Ronceverte. w. Va
Dr.. ]; Wiley Davis spent the holt
DAYS with his parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
Eugene, p. Davis, at No. 1923 West
Grace Street.
Thursday for Catasauqua, Pa; to at,
tend the reception rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kemp. Mrs. Kemp was
Miss Rita Jacobs, Of Richmond. and
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JACOBS.
Mr. Charles Millncr has returned
after q visit to Mrs. Arillner. In Char
lotte.
i Mr.. j. B. Woodward was! among the
1 out-of-town guests at the dance given
by the young ladies' Of West Point
i on December Goth.
i Miss Harris and Miss NJ. =. Harris,
who have been visiting their brothers
at Louisville, KY, have returned to
their home at No. 2O2 last Main Street.
j Miss Mazle selph is the guest Of Mr..
Z and Mrs. j. II, Cary. in West Point.
= Nh Torelle Enbank has stn rsturned 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hope who have
peen spending the holidays WIN IN 1In me,
parents. M, and Mrs. George .W. LAY ~ !.
their home In I.ynchburg.
Miss Lutte Eoldsworth returned on
Triday to blackstone Female lnstl-
tute.
Mr., Carl Tomlinson. 81 Of IJrbnn1n q
spent several days recently " y. 5ltlc ~
mond, greeting his many FRIENDS.
i Mr., and Mrs. w. IL. Dunn have re-
turned after visit to Mrs. = arce 4 ~
The Truth of IT..
she--i always think % motoring as the
poetry OF motion Ss5 *
He--Yes until the mao nine breaka down
''Then u becomes blank verse;
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Personal Mention

Is the guest of her cousin Mrs. James
3. Pace, at No. 100 West Franklin
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The Truth % II.

The Truth % IT.
she-l always think OF motoring ns the
poetry OF motion.
He--Yes until the machine hreaka down.
Then u becomes blank verse
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when the baby lions are to be chris
tened and several other attractions Of
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Miss Sallie Rebecca Courtney, daugh-
ney, of Clopton. Va, who Is ATTENDING
Randolph-Mac Institute, in Danville
IS spending the Christmas holidays at
her home. -