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The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
THE MESSENGER.

Strong angel Of the peace of God.
Not wholly undiVined thy mien;
Along the weary path trod
Thou hast been with me. tho unseen.
Ny hopes have been mad turmoil
A clutch and conflict all my life,
The very craft loved toll.
and love itself seed Of strife.
And sometimes IN a sudden hour
have been great With Godlike calm,
As II thy Tranquil world Of power
Flowed in about me like a psalm.
And peace has fallen on my face.
Ard stiffness on my struggling breath;
AnG. living. I have Known a space
The hush and mastery Of Death.
Stretch out thy hand up0l me. thou
Who comest as the still night comesl
have not ainched at buffets; now
Let STRIFE go BY. with az hs- drums
Richard H0Tey, IN ths Pspyraz
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

His life has been
one OF hardships and
toll ever since he was
thirteen years old. He
was left an orphan al
that age, with five
other children, all
younger than he.
The younger children
were placed in an or
phan asylum. and
young Cary started
out 10 earn a liyeli-
hood as a messenger
boy. Five years after
he was promoted to
an operators table,
end after one year 5
work at the key, took
the younger children
from the asylum and
80 - 49,. Gaa..a
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
What LerIsIntion Cannon Do

From the Wall Street Journal
Legislation has done its work when It
has provided just enough laws-and no
more-to secure public order and equali-
" Of opportunity. Beyond this It is vain
II is harmful 10 go.
No legislation can accomplish these
things:
/. Make bad man good.
3. Make a weak man strong
3. Make foolish man wise.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
THREAT OR BUNCOMBEl
What il the Meaning of Negro
Plank in Ohio Platform.

From the New York Evening Post.
A similar plank was adopted in Ohio
ia 1903 In that year. Senator Hanna was
asked what was the purpose Of it
whether the party really intended 10 push
the issue He replied. with the utmost
frankneSs, that the intention merely was
TO angle for the negro vote in Ohio. Some
such motive may be to-day in the minds
OF Taft's Ohio managers. But il is.
nevertheless. a large and vital matter
which they PROFOUND. and If Secretary
Taft proposes to make that position his
own. thus going far beyond any public
Utterance OF his own. It viii put an en-
urely new aspect upon his Presidential
candidacy.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The Bristol Herald-Courier defines a
gentleman as "a man that's clean inside
and outside. who neither looks up 70 the
rich nor down on the poor. who can lose
without squealing. and win without brag-
ging, who is considerate to women, chill
dren. and Old people: who is too brave TO
lie. too generous to cheat, and who takes
his share OF the world and lets other
people have theirs" a pretty good def
milton; it is also a pretty good definition
of an angel.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Sure of Both.

How do you Ike being in Congress?
Miss the spot light. eh?"
Sometimes" admitted the ex-comedian.
But Congress has its recompense Now.
when ] make speech. I can sprinkle in
my own laughter and applause"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
His Plea.

1t occurred in front of the general store.
"Tll bet hundred thousand dollars, "
bawled Hiram Squash, that Roosevelt
succeeds hisself"
''Tll bet a hundred thousand he don't. "
roared Peleg Boggs-
Don't take ell that money outer cir
culation, boys beseeched sarcastic Uncle
GOshall Hemlock ''The community don't
want no more panicky times
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The Atlanta Georgian calls attention to
the fact that 1t will be twenty-eight years
before we have another February with
five pay days in it, And. of course, we
all expect to be getting such handsome
salaries by that time that we will hardly
notice the extra day.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Honorable Yonth.

Here yoG, sirl' cried Miss Roxley's
angry papa. how dare you show your
face here again?''
Well" replied young Nervey. L might
have worn a mask OF course, but that
would have been deceitful"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
PoIitics Never Change.

That man Brutus Is a smart one"
declared Senator Antony.
But he is not with the administra-
ton" averred Senator Lepidus.
In that case. wen put him on the
committee for the distribution OF use
less papyri.'
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

WHY don't you try one OF those to-
baccO cures on your SOM" asked Gaddie
That wouldn't have any effect on
him." replied Popley.
"Oh. yes. they simply Kill all appetite
for tobacco"
But he smokes cigarettes"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

From the Boston Transcript.
According to the Nebraska Supreme
Court, If woman gets of car back
ward it does not debar her from recover
ing damages in case OF accident. That
is one of :he natural conditions for which
provision must be made
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Labor Disputes.

From the Boston Herald
President Eliot's high praise Of the Ca
madam labor disputes act and the rising
tide Of interest in it In this country have
been noted at Washington. and one OF
the best experts OF the Department OF
Commerce and Labor has been sent 10
study the laws workings in concrete
case soon 10 be heard at Ottawa Having
reached the stage in hattery OF interest
or curiosity, the stage Of imitation should
fellow.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The New York World says mo news
paper OF private person whatsoever can
make too many suggestions Never
theless. We imagine the World thinks Mr..
Bryan and his Commoner can come
nearer doing 1t than any other eombina-
tiOn on earth
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

From the Norfolk virginian-P Pilot
With the planting season opening. there
are plenty Of jobs in the country for
the unemployed OF the big cities. Bu;
the trouble with many OF the idle is
that they prefer the city 10 employment
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
The Sarcastic Victim.

The Barber-Your hair is coming out on
top sir
The Crank-Good, I knew II was in me-
Now. for goodness sake. don't talk TO it
or Il will crawl back again.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

It's in the world OF politics" said the
talkative man. that the truth Of the old
saying money talks is most frequently
proven"
Yes" replied the wise citizen. but If
hush money would only talk what sensa-
tiOns we would have"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Nothing Like a Murder Case.

From the Baltimore American.
Pennsylvania can show up some very
good graft cases. but as long as New
York has the interesting murder trials
the latter State will retain the attention
OF the country.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Two wife murderers have just been
legally executed in Georgia and one in
Tennessee, Notwithstanding the fact that
the Sob Squad was on the job vehemently
in all three cases. This is calculated 20
depress very seriously the wife-murdering
business down there
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Poured.

II have poured every day this week
at some function or other" remarked
the vivacious girl.
well. wellr' murmured the old gentle
man. who overheard her. Now l know
what is meant by the term, a Tegning
belle"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
sixtr and stin Rnsr.

From the Baltimore News.
No doubt Hartman believes that he
win be doing business at the old stand
long after the big stick has disappeared
from the White House
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Gov. Hughes and the sufrngists.

From the indianapolis News
After reading Gov. Hughes reply to the
suffragists there must be a general con
vicsion that II he Is no politician he is
something just as foxy.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
NOTHING SERIOUS.
Pleasant Relief.

Your husband seemed TO be IN a very
good humor this morning when he left
the house" remarked Mrs Naybor.
Did hep" inquired Mrs. Spenders
Yes. I couldn't help wondering what il
WIS
'Pshaw, I know. I forgot TO ask him
Tor any money"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

From the Los Angeles Times.
Congress has at last found sure way
to secure quorum 1t is by circulating
a report that the President is about to
submit another special message.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

An Oklahoma legislator objects vehe-
mentIy 20 a brother solons bill 10 pro-
hibit the eating Of snakes. We don't
know but that he is right; il is doubtful
whether prohibition could be constitution
ally stretched that far.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Gymnastics.

Yes, I admit when 1 proposed I got
on my knees"
"Wen?"
And shortly after marriage got
on my uppers"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
A Good Rule.

man. as he placed the lighted end Of his
cigar IN his mouth.
But when / do, he continued. i
rectify II Immediately"
And he reversed the cigar, and went on
with his conversation.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
From the Baltimore sun

dresses in the last few months on suf-
frage conditions in the South So far as
We are informed. he has rot advocated
The reduction OF the South's representa-
tion in Congress. Perhaps this plank in
the Ohio platform is intended as an Of
set 20 the Brownsville incident" which
Senator Foraker is issuing 20 stir up re-
volt among the loyal cOlOred voters. In
this view the declaration in favor OF re-
ducing Southern representation may be
only Pickwickian.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

II it's all the same 10 the gentleman
who has invented a torpedo boat that VIII
.revolutionize war. viii he kindly keep his
mouth shut until a few new battle ships
may be contracted for? We've got 20
you know.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
What He Had Missed.

Gracious exclaimed Mrs. Cooley.
just liSten TO that clergyman I'm posi-
tive he's swearing. Evidently he's missed
his vocation"
No" replied her husband. Il think IL
was bis train "
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
pomestic Heroe- scnrce,

From the Chicago News.
Some American girls may feel that
they just have to take counts and dukes
There are not enough star baseball play
erS to go around.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
what He Took.

They offered him a seat far back.
But he did grunt.
Denounced them for a chuTlish pack.
And took affront.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

King Charles II, OF the two SiciIies, evil
IDENTIFY was something of a wag in his
way. He caused the motto, "One is not
enough" TO be engraved on the coins OF
his realm.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

There is apt TO be a great deal more
campaign fun than campaign funds in
the national elections this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Mr.. Taft may be possessed of desire,
as has been charged ITO split the
solid South" If So however, the revival
OF the negro question. with its threat OF
reduced representation in Congress. in
the Ohio platform isn't calculated TO
helm him do IL
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
CAPITOL GOSSIP

One OF labor's champions in the House
Of Representatives is William Joseph
Cary. representing the Fourth district Of
Wisconsin.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The whole matter OF the gubernator,al
race is this: The outs want TO get in. -
says the Jackson (Tenn) Whig. Same old
story; always has been, always Will be
we suppose.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
LULLABIES,

The Boston babe
They tried with Greek
Whereat he raised
A peevish shrek.
But nursey came
And nursey knowed.
She soothed him with
A Sanskrit ode.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06
Saving Money.

Prom 0le Philadelphia Press.
Hetty Green's daughter is TO wed man
without title. Hetty always was lucky
in financial matters
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

We suppose the convention hall wherein
the Democratic hosts will gather In June
was located one mile from the nearest
saloon as a sort Of sop TO the Prohibi-
tiOnists
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The Mexico Record OF recent date car
ries an editorial headed The Gambler
Is a Relic" They generally come 10 look
that part in the end-a relic and ruin
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The Boston Transcript refers TO Simeon
Ford as 'Simian:" that, however, doubt
less was merely little monkey foolish
ness upon the part of the grave and dig
nified Transcript
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

''VituperatiOn and venomous outpour-
ings" and financial brigands' are two
choice selections from one of Mr.. Nicholas
Longworth's recent speeches. Evidently
he is a chip-in-law of the old block.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

A Wilkesbarre woman ate an indelible
pencil few days ago. and naturally,
felt a trihe blue over it afterward.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Maybe our gunners were all to the bad
at Santiago; but somebody's ships and
somebody's sailors certainly got hit, and
they weren't Uncle Sans.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Senator-eIect Bradley IS not for Taft, but
he took great pains not 10 let the cat out
Of the bag until after his election was as
sured.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The report that the President is about
10 take up the study Of Esperanto is in
teresting. Does he think his last message
about exhausted the possibilities in old
reliable English2
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

According to a Chicago scientist, every
man Is his own electric battery. II is
strange. under the circumstances. how
few men are shocked at their own acts.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Mardi Gras is gun-shoeing II along this
year Even old New Orleans is not guar
anteed reform" proof these parlous times.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

II we lived in GrandoldteNas. ii would
perpiex us daily how to avoid the hammer
squad a-knOcking Of Joe Bailey,
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Billy O. is the affectionate name by
which Senator-elect Bradley is known 10
his intimates and admirers say Ken
lucky paper He is BILLY. o. X" now!
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The first photographs were taken In
fS02 but the most photographs were
taken during the first Thaw trial.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

''The situation has narrowed down 10
Taft" says a contemporary. STILL even
at that 1t is rather expansive sit
natinn
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

Don't depend on your salary" advises
banker. We couldn't entirely. in view
Of the fact that our salary depends on Us.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

From the New York Times
That is meant as an Offset 10 Browns
vile. II is not intended by its authors
or by the administration Of Theodore
Roosevelt that the principle here enunci-
ated should be enacted into law. The col
ored voters Of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois
will not be fooled by this transparent
hnncnmhe
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

A deaf and dumb man wants 10 come 20
Congress from Oklahoma. So far as The
Washington Herald is concerned. Il hereby
declares for him. unanimously
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The first robin is bobblng up here and
Wonder.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-06

The Republicans appear almost as well
agreed on a plan of financial relief as
the Democrats are on almost everything
in general
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02

n (
Thursday afternoon by Miss Lizzie.
Britt, on Main Street. The day was
devoted to a study of English history.
a paper on "William, the Conuueror.,.
was read by Mrs John b. Pinner, ez.d
Miss Mary D elk had an essay on Nor
mon Literature"
The Driver Literary Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Jasper Carl Wilroy. In unique con-
test the prize, a set of hand made
doilies. was won by Mrs. W. u
Doughtie. Miss Regina Williamson
read an original poem on The City
of Driver" The club adjourned to
meet February 18th with Mrs. L. II
Everett.
Miss Helen Beaman, of Franklin
Va, has concluded u visit to Miss
Claudia Butler.
Mrs. James Binford Harris, who had
been a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burwell Riddick, left Wednes-
day for her home In New York.
Mr.. Cornelius w. Wright has gone.
to visit q daughter ir Baltimore.
Mrs Louise DisaswtLy has returned
from q visit to New York.
The r. y. Lee Society Of the Suf-5
folk University School. was organized
Wednesday, afternoon with tho follow
Ing officers: Marvin Cracker, presidents:
Otis Smith, vice president; Joe Wan,
secre 36s$
Mrs. g. Lpman left Wednesday, for
Philadelphia. 5ss2
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Weldon Social News.
Special to The Times -Dlspatch

Special to The Times Dispatch.
WELDON, N. c., February Miss
Julia Lee. of Richmond. Va, is the
guest of Mrs. w. T. Whitehead
Misses Sallfes Squire and Georgia Lee,
of Emporia, Va, are here on visit
to Mrs. Clayton Bounds.
Miss Nora Kennedy, of Danville. Va,
who has been having a delightful
visit to friends here, has returned
Mrs. W: I. overstreet, Of Rocky
Mount, after pleasant visit to her
sister here, has returned home.
Rev. George T.. Simmons, Of Mill
brook. was here to-day. He says he
will take an active part in the prohi-
Miss Susie Finch. of I4ittleton, has
been spending a few days here. the
guest OF Mrs. r.. S.sTravis.
Miss Mary Day F'aison and Miss
Sophia Busbee. Of Raleigh, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Smith.
The young ladies of Weldon gave a
most enjoyable leap year party at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. M. InEe
Friday evening. After enjoying the
game of "Courtship' and some eS-
celIent music, dainty refreshments
were served. The young ladies talk
ing the gentlemen In to supper and
waiting upon them in true leap yeal
style. sY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02

Brothers was hostess of the Bridge
Whist Club at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Robert J. Norfleet, in West End.
The following We're the players: Mrs
Charles L. Hutchins Mrs. John G..
Smith, Mrs. Victor Fl. Browne and
Misses Rosa Bruce Virginia Jordan
May Judith Smith, Mary Delk. Alice
Jeffreys, Agnes Taliaferro, Katharine
Brothers, Marie Woodward and Louise
Britt.
Miss Jordon secured the first prize,
pair of bedroom slippers, and the
consolation, deck OF cards, went to
Miss Taliaferro. who later presented
them to tho club. The whist players
will meet next with Miss Rosa Bruce.
The Magazine Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry S. Eley and
agreed to have its annual banquet on
Friday evening, February 2Sth. at the
Nansemondf Hotel. The following COM
mittees were nppolnted: Entertain-
ment--NIrs. Il. II. Hart. Mrs. II. NJ
Butler and Miss Daisy Nurney. Ar
rangements--Mrs. Ek s, I1ley, Mrs. John
B. Primer. Mrs. r. l.. Woodward and
Mrs. M. w. Ioyner. The club had its
annual election OF officers and selected
the following: Miss Daisy .Nurney
presidents; Mrs. John King. vtce-pres-
ident: Miss Marie Woodward, secre-
The Literary Club was entertained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-02
Feeding Children to the Dollar Mill

when not employed In factories. Yet
there II 70 denylhg that tho it,dis.
.trlnlnato hcrdlng OF men and girls
does not promote mod esty anti virtue
! know II rarnsiacklc building In New
y manufactures Of theatrical shoes
examinations In scnrlet satin, wlIito
KID With black patent leather toes,
ana peroxide bronze, beaded and seal
lloped and embroidered. mincing or,
ins some element OF attraction beyond
the normal understanding. on the floor
bnneHtllia u laundry. separated from
the street by tllrco long flights ~
stairs which are utterly dark except
t tpr !. We gas jets insisted on by the nv
lust as Tie laundry girls inHi let OUT,
tired with the hardest kind OF work,
ana m flushed and warm with y long. day
~ steAtninE. cnervatlng atmospheric.
And night after night the gas tets are
m,ysterio1isly put out, SO that all flock
down together In pitcl, blnckness.
When you are tempted to believe that
the evils OF child labor are exagger-
ntcd think what that may mean to n
q, or even 10 understand herself Terri
pie things have begun on those stairs
yes, ana happened there: and they
Me not %ar Tie only dark lights n the
1 iuth .ac!Or!es. no ono KNOWS
Who turns the lights out; 1t may be-
heaven help them!--the grls them.
selves. The managers could easily find
a way TO- prevent II. and they give
glib promises. but they do not really
care. Ills the public al large that
has to care, to demand better protec-
ton for Its children. have seen
other conditions 30 wrong and SO open
ly offensive to deccnoy that they would
scarcely be believed: and they persist
ed until an inspector. in riphfeo,is m rn
stood on the srot while reform was In
augurated. Filth. With not even a pre-
tense OF prlvacy-how long can irnna-
ture modesty stand that unframed?
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performed by Rev. Dr.. i. j. Haley. of
Mineral. The bride was becomingly
attired in gray travelling suit. with
hat and gloves to match. Mr.. and Mrs.
Payne will reside near the sulphur
mines, in this county. where Mr.. Payne
holds a position.
Mr.. j. W. Holiday has returned
from a ten days trip to Richmond.
Miss Josie Baker, principal of the
measles at her home near Mansfield.
Va
Mrs. NJ. j. Duke has returned to her
home at Brian after a brief visit to
friends at Louisa.
Mr.. i. NJ. Rhea. of Charlottesville,
was at Brian Tuesday.
Mrs. j. L. johnson. who has been
quite sick at her home for some time,
is somewhat improved.
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Rustburg Social News.
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RUSTBURG, VA. February 1.--Mr,
Emmanuel a. Crawford and Miss Het-
tie Boiling We're united i'll marriage ON
Tuesday at the Fountain Hotel. Rev.
j. G.. Newman, of the Baptist Church,
ofticlated. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford are
both from Lynchburg.
Mr.. Thomas Bailey went to a hos
pttal this week, accompanied by Or,
Rosser, to have an operation per-
formed.
Tho funeral or Mrs. d. Pugh occur
red lin the Methodist Church on Tues
day afternoon. Rev. Asa, Driscoll. the
pas tor, of1lciated.
Mrs. Felix Pittman and Miss Stella
Withers We're Lynchburg visitors this
week. ssS,
Mrs. Judge Nelson. who las been
quite sick9with cold. is much better,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Of 5Lynch-
burg. have been visiting here this
week. .s.S 8j5 r. 81
7, Mr., and Mrs, George 5Fosser and fam,
ily.tgof Winfal, have been visiting the
family of Mr.. Richard Trundy.
Miss Helen Coleman has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs Stiffe. this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Emmett Reed spent
several day. IN Lynchburg thls}weelS.56
Mr. Olnlstead, OF Lynchburg, is Wis.
lifting tho family of Mr.. James I.awsn
Miss Fannie o'Donnel. who has beer
Visiting her sister In Lynchhurg "a,
several weeks. has returned home.
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Crewe Social News.

Tsnecialto The Times Dlspatcf.1
4 ICREWE. VA, February 1.---Mrs.
Allie Gallagher Oliver. worthy grand
}matron, Order Eastern Star. State of
Virginia, will pay An official visit on
February 9Th to Tidal Wave Chapter,
Port Norfolk OnAthe following even
Ing she will visit Elizabeth Chapter,
Norfolk. 25sl
S$ Rev. and Mrs. G., y. Fillmore have re-
turned from NVasliingto where Mr..
Fillmore has been&engaged in evanEelis-
tic work for three weeks.
Jordan. the twelve-year-old
son or Mr.. Joe Jordan. is still quite
sick.
The Odd Fellows, Nottoway Lodge.
No. 6S, gave a banquet at their hall
here Friday night, a most sumptuous
sumner was served by the Rebekahs
in tho Young Mems Mems Christian
Association Hall. which was beautiful
IN decorated for the occasion. An ems
Etertnining program was we'll rendered
IN local talent, and the evening will
Ia remembered as one Of the most en-
joyable Of the season.
Rev. +. Telford Of Union Theological
5seninnry Richmond, will preach at
fhe 'presbytcrian@ Church Sunday morn
ing and night.
L u, nsn Armes. Of Danvllle, ana Miss
iSallie Jones, of Earl's have been Nlsit u
Ing the Misses Armes: MISS BESSIE
Armes accompanied Miss Anderson
home. She will also visit IN Green's
Lboro md Washington before she re-
turns to CreWs
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$50
BUILDING AT DILLWYN.

New Post-O flee and Baptist Church
Nearing COmpletlon-Power Plant.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
+ DILLWYN. VA, February 1-The
new post Office building Is near compile
ton, and 1t will be quite an addition
to the town when It shall have been
finished
finishing the Baptist Church. The con-
tractor says the church will be finished
within ten days.
"A power house will be erected in tho
community at an early date. Tho towns
of Dillwyn. Arvonia Bremo and New
Canton will be furnished with lights
from the one power house.