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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16

cAPUDINE for "THAT HEADACHE."
Out last night? Headache and nerv-
GUS this morning? Hicks Capudine just
he thing 70 fit you for business. Clears
the headApraces fhe nerves. Try it.
At drug stokes.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16
y. H. McInnis ct al

-, II. MClllnlS et di
By virtue of an execution hch Is
sued from the pfncei of T f. RatsOn.
chancery clerk lin mp county OIL rO''
rest and in favor of b. H. Nc unis ct
al. for costs and bgains It Amanda Yates
ct al for the spm q $fZ-lf, } nave
this day levied upon he io'' lag 4'
scribed real estate bflonglns 10 tne
said complanants int the county OF
Forrest and state Of Mtssisslp ii to"l''
Lots 2, 4, 5, 6, T. 4nd the interest
of Dudley, Alfred and Lewis Meyers
in lot 9, all being a 1art OF ). W. =
of N w u of n w "a Section IA, town
ship4 north range y kest Known as
the Webster jones' homestead, beng
the same land appertioned by q de'
cree of chancery court in the End $
trict of Perry county, rendered Decem
Der 4th. 1907 and recorded in record
of land deeds book No. 1, pages Is.
and 2S3 all of which 1 will offer fol
for sale at the front door OF tht
| court house eon Monday tie End da.
of August, A. D. 1909. to satisfy salt
judgement and all costs Sale within
legal hours.
This 10Th day of July A. ,. 1909.
7-12-3t-mon J. C. MAGU UDER,
Sheriff.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16
EXCURSION TO JACKSON.
Gulf and Ship Island viii Make Low
Rate For the Encampment Next
SUNDAY

On account of the encampment of
the Mississippi National Guard at
Jackson, the Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
way will make the following reduced
rate on round trip tickets:
From Points Below, Only
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16
Merit.

Merit.
Yarn tho honors and the praise yoe
get. No press agent will work for
you after you are dead.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16
OPTICAL TALK NO. IS
a FEW OPTICAL POINTS.

~ Ut ttSNh- ~
Don't read lying down, Or sleep
standing up.
Don't buy glasses asfyou wojl Id
shoes-they should be fited by pc
cialist.
Don't wear other pefple's 1asses:
they were probably Il lied 6r other
troubles than yours. II
Don't wear ugly twoepiece bifocals,
or unsightly double lenses.
Don't wear ready-made glasses UNI
less your eyes are exactly alike.
Don't patronize irresponsible, self
recommended travelling opticians or
peddlers calling themselves "eye
specialists Consult your common
sense. They get your money and you
get experience.
F. W. QUEEN, 0ph. D.
Optical Specialist.
| Polk Building. 10 East Pine 81.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16

Ground Covered by New York.
New York has an area Of 2os.21a
trres.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-07-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

The State of Mississippi
Forrest County. SCI.
No. 745.
Amanda Yates ct al
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. al
No. 2Ol2. Baxton Us. Johnston; passed TO foot
Of calendar.
No. 2O# United States Va West and
No. 962. Zinkhan. &c. vs.. LinAweaver: argument
commenced by Mr.. F. s. Perry for appellants. oon-
tinued By Mr.. w. A. Coombc for appellee in No.
267 continued by Mr. b. L. Gaskins for appellee
in No. 2ol, and concluded by Mr.. d. w. Baker for
appellants.
No. Nsi. Heay vs. Marney ct al passed until
NoVemb-y
No. 900 Moore. &c. VA Heavy ct al; and
No. zoos. Moore. &C.. vs.. Heany ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. J. c. Adkins for appellants.
Assignment FOR to-day:
ON HEARING.
Nos. and Il. Commissioner q Patents Va
Heavy et al. Appellants attorney. J. G. Adkins
appellee's attorneys. c. A. Douglas and J. II. Hay
den and NJ. Bailey.
No. O. Parish vs. Hedges Appellants attorney.
L. Robinson; appellees attorney. H. Conrad
REGULAR CALL
No. 1914 De Winter e. al. ThomAA APPEL
lants attorney, T. II. Marshall; Appellee's attor-
ncys c. u. Syne and J. w. Beller.
No. 1872 Jaquette e. ux. vs.. Capital Traction
Company Appellants attorney. p. p. Evans; sp-
pellee's attorneys, 4. r. Pery Son and G. T,
Dunlop.
No. 1898 Lmbic Company ct al vs. Bgelow ct
attorney. L. Simmons.
No. 1875. ockstadt vs.. Bovles. Appellants at
torneys, Padsett & Forrest; appeIlees attorney. l.
TohrinCr.
No 1879 Camp " Boyd 81 al Appellants a.
torney. W +. Ambrose; arpelloe's attorneys, ". Z.
Mattingly. K. r. Perry, and J. B. Laner
No. a0l French e. Al. vs.. Monday. Appellants
attorneys, Lipscomb, Colbert Leighton, Barnard 4
johnson; aprcllee's attorney. n. r. Taggzrt,
No. zoos. Flynn. &c. vs.. Staples. Appellants
attorney T. u. Jackson; apiellees attorneys, c. ".
syme and II. 7. Woodard
No. 2Oo6. Moore & Hil vs.. Brleninger. APPEL
lants' attorney W. J. Lambert; appellees attorneys
+. NJ Brown and c. W. Clagctt
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Probate Court.



Estate Of kunigundi KreItzer: order granting
lsttsrs Of Administration; bond, $500. Attorney,
George Johannes.
Estate q Edward n. Resrss: viii dated septsm-
Der q 1909, fled.
Estate Of James Barry; ordcr granting letters tss-
tamentary; bond. 500.
Estate Of Samuel c. Lemlsy: order granting let
tiers testamentary; bond. 500. Attorney j. l. Blair
Estate Of John +. Chrismorr. order granting let
ters Of administration; bond 500. Attorney. A. II.
Ferguson.
Estate Of Daniel Jordan: order reyokng order Of
court admitting win O, September II. 1866 and ad-
hitting viii Of September 6. 1906 TO probate and
record.
Estate Of Joseph H BucSll: order granting let
tiers Of administration; bond, 500. Attorney. p J.
Ryan
Estate q W. Mosby Williams: order granting let.
tiers OF administration: bond SEQ. Attorney. Fred
Mckee.
In re William B. Richards ct al: order 10 dis
tribute share.
Estate Of William P. H. Crews; viii dated May
Is 1908. fled.
Estate Of Sue F. Gender: VIII dated September
60 1907 fled
Estate Of Thomas C. Havland; will dated Jan
uary s. 1903 fled
Estate Of Edward Hayes; order granting letter,
Of administration; bond, 800 Attorneys Hallam &
Haam.
Estate Of Emily Poole; petition for letters tesla
mcntary. Attorney. F. c. Geiger.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
CORNERING DECEMBER WHEAT
Price Advances Nearly Three Cents
a Bushel in Chicago.
Individual Brokers Have Been Buy
ing Heavily for Sew
eral Days.

Chicago. Oct. 14-Another bull cam
paigp in wheat, with some powerful
leader accommodating a line for Deem
Der similar 10 the holding OF 100000 or
Il 100000 bushels by the Armour house
on September contracts two months ago
IS declared 10 be on.
This is the one big question agitating
the Chicago wheat trade. Talk OF con-
centrated holding was heard on all hands.
For two or three days the market has
been working stronger, but not until to-
day did the December price have its SEN
sationaI upturn, going from $1-0S& in the
first hour to Sl.06ss three hours later. At
the close yesterday December wheat was
IL under May When the strong ad-
vances to-day took place # left Decem-
only 1-2 cent under May.
A few days ago the Finley Darrell
House had a buying order for about
], goo bushels OF December wheat. An
other day the Shearson Hammill house
had 100000 10 buy. Ware, Leland, HUI
burt Warren. and Walter Fitch & CO.
have executed heavy buying orders with
brokers for Armour, Peavy & Bartlett
Patten James Rankin bought 100000
bushels and many other big individual
traders have taken the buying side. In
the aggregate the buying of wheat to-
day reached several million bushels.
There is great interest in trying to
discover the Patten position in the mar
ket- James A Patten covered a line Of
short wheat a few weeks ago because
he found ne was in wrong. George w.
Patten was short at that time and up
TO the last couple Of days has been
selling more wheat short on each ad-
vance. Well advised people in the pit
were of the opinion to-day that part or
all OF his big line had been covered on
to-day's advance.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Requiem Ma,, for DR.. simms

Requiem mass was celebrated yester-
day morning at $50 o'clock in St. Paul's
Catholic Church for DR.. Giles G. c.
Simms. who died Tuesday morning at his
residence. 1927 Corcoran street northwest.
Mgr. Mackin. Of st. Pauls Church, on
ciated. Pallbearers were James II. Clarke.
Alexander Muncaster, w. s. Richardson,
/. S. Suits. II. c. yesterday, and Alex
ander Clarke. Delegations from the As
ISOLATION OF Oldest Inhabitants OF Wash
ington. National College Of Pharmacy,
American Pharmaceutical Association.
and 1Setail Druggists Association at
tended the funeral
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Equity Court No. 2,



No. 1901. Lewis vs.. Lewis ct al: order accept
ing offer and confirming sale. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. l. c. Williamson.
No 9so5 Miller et al. vs.. Miller a. Al: auditors
report ratified. Plaintiffs attorney, W. l. John
st0ni defendants attorneys. N. Hufty. z. L. VIII
son. r. G. Donaldson, W. F. Donaldson. b. w.
Parker G. L. Whiuord. Baker & Sheahy. and
Hogan.
No 2SEe Warrington Gruetle ve7ein Va.
Hasslcr ct al decree substituting trustee. Plain
tits attorneys. William Hit and &. p. Craighill
No 27i7L Lewis vs.. Interstate Printing Company
order overruling exceptions and auditors report
confirmed. Plaintiffs attorneys. II. G. Rimbal
and +. T. Morcy; defendants attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert, Yerkes Hamilton, L. p. Harlow. and II.
=. Davis
No E755 sawten ct al. vs. Waldo ct al: trus-
tees % sell appointed: bond 5000. PLAINTIFFS
attorney, F. E. Mitchell; defendants attorney W..
+. Ambrose.
Assignments Tor to-day Motions.
No. g. OHare vs. Singer. Plaintiffs attorney,
Daish; defendants attorney, Calloday.
No s Coskery IS Coskery. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Digs 4 Rothschld.
No. H. Dayie vs.. DAVE. Plaintiffs attorney.
Ridout; defendants attorney, williamson.
No % Carpenter vs. Carpenter. Plaintiff
attorney. Drew; ddcndants attorneys. Ral5ton d
Siddons
No a. Ryan ". White Oak Coal COMPANY.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Brsey. Hamilton, Colbert.
Yerkes & Hamilton; defendants attorneys, Norton,
Thomas. and Turner.
No 26 OBryon ~ O'Bryon. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. Adriaans; defendants attorney Blackstone.
No. q. Bunker vs.. Bunker Plaintiffs attorneys.
Montague and MORTALITY; defendants attorney.
Stearman.
No 90 Higgins rs. Macafee. Plaintiffs attor-
news. Barnard & johnson; defendants attorneys.
Wilson * Barksdale.
No. %. United States rs Hall ct al Plaintiff :
attorney. Baker; defendants attorney Stewart.
No a. United States vs.. Murphy Plaintiffs
attorney. Baker; DEFENDANTS attorney Williamson
No. IS. Cahill vs. Rutherford. Plaintiffs at.
torney, Lambert; defendants attorneys Jones e. al
No 81 Bennett vs., Bennett. Plaintiffs atto--
ney. Collins; defendants attorneys. King. Peyton
* Chase.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Equity Court No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON


No. 2ss33 Frost rs. Frost: rsfertnce 70 examiner.
Plaintiffs attorney. VI. f OBnen; defendants at
toruey. G. H. Macdonald
No 1850. spittles vs. Spltbes; rule ss b all
mOny retunable October 2 Plaintiffs attorney.
NJ. T. Clinkscales; defendants attorneys. W. L
Pollard and II. NJ Ofley.
No 2ssll Havel vs.. Havell; reference 10 exam
iner. Plaintiffs attorneys, C. T. Haven l. Hafty,
G.. L. WhitfOrd, and ], ID. Williams defendant' ;
attorney. NJ. W. Sullivan.
No 2s7D Richards rs. Richards; guardian ad
litem appointed Plaintiffs attorney W. G. Gardi-
ner; defendants attorneys. @. Williams and ID. w.
ODonoghue.
No 228 Bates rs. Seuferie: reference 70 aud
itor. Plaintiffs attorney A. b. Duvall; defendants
attorney r $. Hill
No. S7T0 Robinson Robinson; distribution
authorized. Plaintiffs attorney +. n. Thomas:
defendants attorney Stewart Richardson.
In re Lewis Weaver: auditors report approved.
In re William Stone; auditors report approved
In re William Cohnor; auditors report approved.
Assignwpnt FOR tO-day-Nfotions
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Widows Mite and Mount PieaSant-Lot 2. in block
4; Alfred Walton Fleming, trustee to Il. Thomas
Robinson $3.50.
North Grounds OF Columbian UnTersity-Lot 81 IN
block 90; County Book 10, folio "a; William II.
Walker ct ux. and The National Savings and
Trust Company. trustee. to Sophie c. and Lena
Berger. Sll.
Sixth street northeast between Orleans and NJ
streets-SQuare S55 lot S7: Sophie c. and Lena
Berger to William II. Walker. $50
Dohbin's Addition to Washington-Lot As. In block
p; Mrs Lille H. Dyer to William A. Joyce ct
ux. So
Pleasant Plains-square SOn lot IS; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones to Joseph G. Rodgers.
Twenty-second street northwest. between Fl and
streets-Squars II. lot 20; Charles Roge Hy-
land. executor, to Harriet Elizabeth HylAnd.
$1,000
Eighteenth and streets southeast-sduare Ills.
lot 8; Mary Frances Orme to Henry J. Bieber,
North Randle HiEhlAnds-Lot IS. in block sF5;
American Security and Trust Company 10 VIII
lam H. Goetz. SO.
East Washington Heights-Lot g. square 5546; United
States Realty Company 70 Helen E. Burche. $40.
same-Lot .. square $40; same to Albert f. Burehe,
SIC
sherrier place northwest-square lE5, lot l5 Ethel
NJ CLARK TO Mervin J. Atkinson, So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lots 81 to
IS. in block S; Percy II. Russell ct w. to Gil
bert Leventhal and Henry Oxenbwg, So
Estate Of William Homead-South Of square ;Sz.
lot q; Harry B. Wilson and Harry Wardnan.
to Archibald II. Morrow ct TX, So
Oregon avenue northwest between Eighteenth street
and New Hampshire svenue-Square l52, lot Isl ;
Charles NJ Forrest ct ux. to Jennie w. Robin
son. SO
Washington Heights-Lot q. in block 1; Walter
Fleming 10 John j. Hamilton, $3.50.
Twelfth street between A and streets-Square $50.
lot 81 and part Of lot S.; larael W. Stone ct
ux TO Eta Stone. SO.
G street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest-square "a and part Of lot lS- Robert
y. Harper Ell NIX. to District National Bark. so.
SQUARE 1859 and part OF square-Cstherine L. Heron
and Harry L. Roach 10 George s. Cooper et
al, SO.
Chevy Chase-Square 1855. lots 10 and 70; Fulton
r. Gordon et TX 10 Frank Il. Swart, Si@
Mount Pleasant Heighis-Psrcel No. 2; same TO
Celeste L. Richardson. S2702D.
n street, between North Capitol and First streets
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Supreme Court of the United Slater.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Mckeuna. Mr.. Justice Holmes and Mr.. Justice Day
w. Irvine Cross, OK Baltimore. Nd. Garrard Is.
Winston. Of Chicago, H., and Henry r. Cover, Of
Washington, d. g., were admitted TO practice.
No. 10 The United States. plaintiff in error.
VS. The Union Supply Company; argument con-
tinued BY Mr. Solicitor General Bowers, for the
plaintiff in error and concluded by Mr.. Isaac X.
Hit. IT,, for the defendant IN error.
No rs. The United States. plaintiff in error.
vs. Bob Celestine; argued by Mr.. Assistant At
toney General Hair. for the plaintiff In error. No
counsel appeared for the defendant IN error.
No. Es. The United States, plaintiff in error,
vs. John A. Corbett et al. argued By Mr.. As
sistant Attorney General Fowler, for the plaintiff
in error, and by Mr.. T, ]. Conner, for the de-
PENDANTS IA error
No rs The United States. plaintiff in error.
Simon J. Mescall argued by Dir. Assistant
Attorney General Fowler. for the plaintiff IN error.
and submitted by Mr.. George +. Hickey. for the
defendant in error.
Nos. 20 and 23 The United States, plaintiff
in error vs.. Tiden b. Stevenson et al argument
commenced by Mr.. Solicitor General Bowers for
the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to-day az Il O'Clock.
The day call for Friday, October IS will be
as follows: Nos 92 land 93l. 3l2. % land Z9)
500, 2s9 3S. ISL, 253, 20, and So
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Coroner hewitt yesterday issued q GER
tihcate Of death by suicide IN the case Of Theodore
Baer, Who killed himself by inhaiing Illuminating
gas In his room at Is North Capitol street
On account OF the cold weather the
special programme Of athletic games % be played
on the Garfield PARK. Howard. New York avenue
and Virginia avenue Fairgrounds VIII be played next
week, instead Of tomorrow.
At the ''at-home" meeting OF the
Bolsiano Class Of Foundry NJ z Church. held a.
The Young Mems Christian Association. supper was
served, following which the members gave short
"reminiscences Of their summer outiugs
Charles G. Lynch. an architect fled a
petition IN bankruptcy yesterday, declaring his LA
bilities 20 be S73965.H and lis assets SIS 49, g.
Only 81 5 Of the amount due creditors is unsocured
and Mr.. Lynchs real estate holdings are placed at
S32 500.
o. P. Austin. Chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics. Department o. Commerce and Labor has
gone 20 Memphis Tenn. where he VII deliver ad-
dresses before the Goodwin Institute on The CON-
merclal future o. The MissisSippi valley and
Queer transportation methods n curious corners
Of the world"
A meeting OF the negro branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association is scheduled Tor
Sunday afternoon at True Refouners' Hall. DIT.
W. p. Thirkield. president q Howard University.
viii be the speaker. HIS subject viii be THE key
note Of victory
William Wagner. sole beneficiary under
the viii Of his friend. Moses Craig. who left an
estate valued at about sfO0o. yesterday renowned
his right % administer the estate and has advised
David Craig and Agnes Cant, uncle and aunt %
the testator that he viii relinquish to them his in
terest under the viii dated April 2. 1897.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15

No. 52Ol7 Miriam L. Benjamin Capital Trac-
ton Company and Adams Express Company; dam
ages, $4,000. Attorneys W. J. Lambert and r. H.
NeatmAn.
No. 52Jla J. H. 4 II. J. Klein vs. Messina &
Cerami; ceTti0rari. Defendants attorney. F. s.
Paladini.
No. 5oole. Harry F. Bradley -. William b.
Motheral note. s.. 900 Attorney. Richard a. Ford
No. 531O George Hummer vs.. Evening Star
Newspaper Company; libel. $1,000. Attorney. NJ
Strasburger.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Mrs. RnckIer VIII sue.

Mrs. Eolia d. Buckley was yesterday
appointed by Justice Barnard admins
tratrix Of the estate of her husband.
Joseph p. Buckley. who died, it is
claimed. as a result of injuries received
in leaping from a train Of the Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company in a collision.
Mrs Buckley viii institute suit for dam
ages
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
JTSTICE WRIGHT.

JlotlOE NhlGhl-
No. 5l9l2 Lewis vs.. Janney; plaintiff withdraws
second count Of declaration; Judgment by default
Plaintiffs attorney John Ridout.
No. 50sss. Mcknight vs. Capital Traction Com
pany; verdict for defendant. Plaintiffs attorneys
r. f. Downing and G. A. Berry; defendants attor-
neys, L. r. Perry & Son and g. T. Dunlop.
No. 4s07s. Walker vs.. Warner ct al; order e1-
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No ESQ In re Robert B. Newell adjudication and
reference.
No GIG. In re Frank C. Roach: Discharge ordered
No 6G. In re Charles G. Lynch adjudication
and reference.
No $50. In Jacob Novitz: petition for dis
charge
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
No 1900 United States vs. Osborne Riley and
Edward Skinker. robbery and larceny; verdict
guilty.
Assignments FOR to-day
Motions. arraiFrmentS and sentenceA
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
CrImInnl Court 30. :
JUSTTCE STAFFORD

No. 1911 United States vs. Roscoe jackson; an
daIit in support Of motion for new trial fled.
No. 36l3 United States vs.. Armour Bland and
Reginald jenkins, HOUSEKEEPING; plea guilty; re
handed
Assignments for to-day;
Motions auaignments. and sentences.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
Enuifv Suit.
Lawsuits.

No 2ss6i. Mary c. Gebhard vs.. George NJ. En-
merch treasurer, ct al; substitute trustee. Attor-
ney, J. A. Alaede.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15
CnIrNInIA scHnnL.

Day and Evening 5l1 G ST NV.
Preparatory coach. Prepares for uni
versity. Individual instruction Ian
guages-English. German. French. Span
ISL, Latin, Esperanto.
European trained teachers. Trial lesson.
Music, art civil service bookkeeping,
shorthand typewriting Moderate. Schol-
arships
". T. SHEPHERD. Ph. D.. Principal
Sle-Wf.S
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Continued ON Page II. Column Z.
The Washington herald., 1909-10-15

iI55 N ST. NV. Normal and special courses
COOKING. Sexing. Millinery. Send for C4talosus.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-11-18

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-11-18
TO THE WHITE TEACHERS
OF SP0TSYLvAhlA COUNTY

Time was too limited on the 18th inst.
In reorganize our county association in
a business-like and proper manner. we
made some errors. which should be
corrected. /, therefore, most earnestly
and urgently beg each and every one OF
YOU to meet me at the Court Mouse
Nov. 20, IL O'Clock a. m, to reorganlze
our association. / shall have our division
Supt. presentif possible. Upon examln-
ing the bylaws for the local associa-
tons I find that with our present men,
bership we are entitled TO but one dele
gate to the State association.
1.-The grade teacher, the rural teacher,
those who fight the battle while others
reap the glory, may ask, How does
the State association help me?' The
answer is. that it stands for teaching
as a profession. We should be loyal to
II and seek to advance its interest.
Higher salaries and broader sphere
of usefulness come with the advance
ment of the profession.
Some of the greatest speakers OF the
State and nation will deliver addresses
at the convention in Richmond. Can we
afford to continue to slight these OPP
portunities? No. Then. my fellow
teachers. let us meet and have an en-
rollment that will entitle US to at least
two delegates, thereby keeping in touch
with this great meeting. Membership
fee 25c. IN
Music and refreshments will be
furnished to the teachers free Saturday,
10th, at Court House:
MRS Lily Gayle, President.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-11-18
KING GEORGE NOTES
King George Co., Va, Nov. 10.

King George Co., va, NOV. 10.
Rev. X. G. James is attending the
Virginia Conference at Newport News.
1t is gratifying to know that all of the
churches on the charge have paid the
pastors salary and that the collections
were in excess of the average. Mr..
James has served the King George
Methodists faithfully two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Boggs.o of Pitts
burg. Pa, arrived here on Thursday
and are guests Of Mrs. Doherty at
Waverley.
Little Miss Anna Caruthers, four
year-old daughter of DR.. and Mrs. v.
o. Caruthers, fell from wagon Few
DAYS ago and broke her arm. She Is
getting along nicely.
Miss Sadie Washington, of Westmoree-
land county and Washington, VINO Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Lawrence Washington, spent the hrst
of this week a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
II. T. Garnett, at "Spy Hill.
Mr.. CT. Darling has had a telephone
nut in his residence by the Potomac
and Rappahannock Telephone Co.
Mr. Griffith is preparing to put IN a
phone for Mr.. T. w. Boggs at Mt; Ida.
Mrs. II. E. South left last week for
Fredericksburg, where she visited her
sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. l.. Coghili, be-
fore going to Newbury, on the Hudson
to visit relatives. w
Messrs. Weaver and Brook, of Wash
ington, have been guests OF Mrs; Lewis,
at "Marmion, enjoying the hunting
season.
Mrs. Virginia Tayloe, who has been
spending the summer with her parents
at "Chatterton, has returned to VIM
chester.