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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
AUTHOR OF RAINES LAW
DEAD Ar GANAND AQUA

CANANDACUA. n Y.-Special.--
state Senator John Ralnes, author OF
the Raines liquor law, died Friday
November 18th. after long night
Tor Hfo Conscious 90 the last, the
man who led the Republican forces on
fho floor OF the State senate for sew
eral years passed away almost without
pain. stricken or November 5th, sena-
tor VafncH made a brave struggle for
life IN spite OF the fact that several
times HIS death was considered inmi-
mont The actual cause OF death, ac-
cordlng TO DR.. r. II. Warner. was tax
aemia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

WASHINGTON Special -preEi-
i6ent Taft accompanied by Captain
Archibald ". Butt. and two secret ser
vice men. Friday paid formal
call a. the Belgian legation for the
purpose or expressing his regrets at
TIE death 81 King Leopold. He return
"a 20 the White House at once. The
President is 90 leave Washington a. 3
o'clock this afternoon for WatcrtOw n.
Conn. for the purpose OF attending the
fuucrai or Mrs. Horace ID Tart. his Sis
ter-fn-law. who died ~ Baltimore yes
ferday. Mrs. lnughliu and Captain
Butt viii accompany him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
LYNCHBURG TO HAVE
FOUR NEW SCHOOLS

I.YNCHBURG. VA Special. The
Board OF Aldermen, al a meeting held
Tuesday. agreed ON the resolution
adopted by the Council last week Tor
the appropriation OF 100000 for the
coustructlon of "a new high school and
.three grammar schools. two for whites
.snd the other for cOlored. The hght
for the schools has been going on for
a year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

ROME Special. TIE Pope in
formed the Papa Nuncio at Brussels
fhEt the marriage or the late King
Leopold and Baronsaa Vaughan Ia valid.
as far a. the Church in concerned. The
message 20 the Nunclo advises the lat
ter 20 be guided hv this fact should the
baroness need protection. The marriage
WAS consummRted at SRn Reno in 1903
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

Miss Elizabeth Juliet Hero. a beau
tiful Greek girl living I'm New York
who has brought am action for $780,
0o0 damages for breach 81 promise
against Dr. Anarel Zclaya. second son
of President Lcl8ya. ~ Nicaragua. DIT.
Tc1c,7 .e an inferno In one OF the New
York Hospitals. lie attended the CO.
luuh'a Medical College. and when "a
student .herc Miss Hero says. made
desperate love Go her She SAYS She
has 2.| letters as proof She accuses
President Lelaya az breaking mp the
match or DE ground that So would be
. rn.s-Il .11Cc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
LYNCHBURG CHILD
DIES FROM BURNS

TYNCHBuRG. VA Decial---Nifgh
fhe fhree-year -oil ron ~ Homer smith
= foreman on sac southern tunnel cous
strucflon. died from burns received
Tuesday when playing with Ere.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
EkF AND eUk
EFtsE COMMITTEE
nrISD GIRL READ ANR BTILzT-
KFANEn BRAT Wk0TE.
BOTH QUITE CLEVER
RRgcs-ee a. Living Exaisits~ In De-
hall 81 New school for Axtsted
Negro CkEsrea. Which Asks
Mere Ai3-0tser Appeals
for heEey.

RICHMOND. Va Special. The
r-ts-es -utatires @ the various St1te
hcsritals Friday asked sprro2ris-
sions egsrcEsunE s.. l5ete-se los sse
g. AZ incrcase 40 about Ssls.eye over
ffe pres % anlgei5 q ions rs US. 49,
r.rfnrv plant. now institution Pr
every Increase asked ~ all ne otI-ta-s
thus far sppest inE celere tne ~
Tee 81 aNove5 tle running cHPers ~
tie Slate VAN lse Increased VASTLY ofer
ssse zoe q year, lndeco. possibly lnlA-
isos-
Legislator Marry IL Houston of
Hampton. WIS The lrst rlan 20 spcaA
besore the Seuste Firancs commute
t0tay. lie appeared ON tthail ~ tae
Vf-rinia state school ror Colored Dear
and hind CNnGrel. which 70 located
or the SUBURBS % Newport News Il-
Hampton scion Ia ch@lrfnan o. as
IRE last General Assembly Rppro-
rriafe6 $4,000 for thiu new iustlt--
Eon. and g. owed Ir $4,000 annuity
cor SIS FIRST 1cEr- The Town OF Nt"-
Vort News gave fl-5ao ste an-
f1r-e4s huilllrE has lEst oee- ercrtet
In this school -here ere DO" t0tI ~
wiefaE chfsrtD--its f4l capacity
as many more sFtrc turned aral oNt
frr to are 1rarer.ty 70 tlc s-a''. Cd
acc IMMEDIATE t1e-l-
aIr houston asked for Eor1rtlI0-
IKE gEL.llU rf.-lora.. H.- needs t-r
sunrrle- .ret as SOD Arun. sHf 'rt
or annuity 0.. |f.r.re rra present
EuErI steam
Ehcrs erc. Ff|rt.. electric .Ert.u-.
cla.rr-ert. N- i-l7.
f0... .rr. notes
The t.ur fU- LEGISLATOR etel t-L
tnara -t .H- .-a "
chl.drer .n tne state ae t- %
BIS -.llrr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23
KING LEOPOLD
HAS SUCC0MBED
VALE Brussels Is Odiclally En Eourn-
ine. There appeared 20 De Li.ue
Real Grief.

nRT SSELS Special brussels is
officially in mourning Cor KING Leo-
uCld H. who died GO 1855 Friday
mor1ir-. 1u reality. however. there is
lf -Ic ErIef The kiue csCapaues and
gre many scandals of the latter years
OF his reclme thoroughly divorced the
love and sympathy OF his subjects for
him. The new King, formerly Prince
Albert 80 FLANDERS. is popular. The
Cabinet was ln session today, having
been summoned ty Premier Schollaert
immediately AFTER tne oeatn OF tne
ruler. .he Cabinet prepared Go carry
lut the steps arranged beforehand
against the Kings death Leopold
himself helped Goo complete these plans
before he slbm ttcd % the operation
ufe- Leopold was obaurate Oh the last
toward the two daughters from whom
Doe had been t-tranEu0 --ErinCess
Louise and Princess Stephan
After the Cabinet meeting Premier
Sc0cllert announced that "a temporary
regency council composed OF Cabinet
and Council ministers had been form
cl TO nomlnaIy govern until Prince
tlhert has taken the oath OF ascen-
. sion.
Leopold. Handicapped by his ex-
tremc age and his weakened constltu
+ lu1. made "a magnificent Fight for lie.
and for "a time appeared Co be recoN
er.ng from the effects o. the opera
. TON. Almost to thc last the bulletins
issued by the doctors promised recov-
cry. prince Albert hls wife and
. Princess Clemenr4ne, Leopolds favor
ice dau Ehter. were not present az thC
end. arriving some minutes after
. wards
Baroness Vaughan Admitted.
IL was said today that Baroness
Vaughan. reputed 20 be the widow o.
the KING was admitted 60 the sicl
room ln the Kings last hours.
tIttfe was known OF the marriage o.
tie King 90 the Baroness Vaughan til
+ the last days or the kings illness.
Shortly after his death Mgr. Coore
man. the royal chaplain, declared tina
his conscience was clear az far a. TIA
admission OF Baroness Vaughan 20 tn
sick room was concerned. and intimate
that the marriage had been performed
The clergyman reported 10 have per
formed the ceremony was also said q
have admitted that the marriage wa
regular.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

What's your idea OF good dinner!
"One that viii put my husband into
a good humor."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

BRUSSEI ESPECIAL Scarcely had
the body OF Leopold H.. King OF the
Belgiaus. who died Friday, been
arraycd ia the uniform or q Lieutenant
general 20 lie ia state, before a bitter
war between Baroness Vaughan, Leo
pold's wife. and longtime friend. and
his dfgowned daughter Princess Louise
of SaXe-COburg. broke out today.
Under the direction OF Princess
Louise. an attorney closed the villa at
Iaeken. near the Palms Pavilion, In
which the klnC Died. whore baroness
Vaughan had been staying. Against
the protests or the haroness the villa
was legally sealed. and its occupant
forced 90 vacatc. She hurried quietly
20 Rallln Court IT, spite OF the fact
that the Pope announced immediately
that Iseopoll's marriage 90 Baroness
Vaughan was Regal. Princess Louise hy
This move announced the outbreak oi
d bitter war. Her object is 90 drive
the baroness from Belgium and into Sc
cluEion.
me funeral o. Klng Leopold will
take place "Wednesday.
The following day Prince AiDer'
rIU take the oath or office before th'
assembled Parliament and swear q
uphold the Consultation.
Vne body Of what was King Leo
Dold. dressed in the unilorm az "a gen
Grail lay ln the death chamber thu
roCrnfna About the Palms Pavilion
is Iaeken castle. who're Ae sprnt tn'
DAYS u his last lncss, tncrc Was ai
frrnrf.si.e hush. The court mem pcre
officials md the royal family oetraye'
Exams of genuine mourn nE a guar
of hou8s WAS draw up about tne eaf
Itfe and tie pavilion, and "a the cn
trance 90 the dcatn chamber lisel
Ir1af,e.rf TROOPERS from the iate ruler
. r9sorIfc rerlmcEf. as from the EDyo
Guard. we're stationed, with arms 20
versod In the death chamber itFcl
! Domp and simplicity were stranBel
rntnrlsl. The gcom itsef vas Dlaif
; almost bare. Tbs coiilr lay ~ STATE
I ard about IL were tho lighted candle
one OF the nuns who aided in nursin
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

| 55MiRsfWyson Watson has returned
fr1nft Alderson where she went tt
play the pfusic for the closing OF that
school, = ~. 5.'t.''
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. J. Jackson return
ed from Orange, Va, Friday. t..
Mrs William Calender, of Prince.
ton, returned home last week after
having spent several weeks here III
attendance on her sick mother, Mrs
Mary Perry. ..>t.. *..i,.%@@.
Robert Watson Is quite sick at his
home on College street. =.
Miss Mary Parrish Is sick with
typhoid fever fat the home OF her
parents on Creacent Heights. =.
George Brown and son, Berkeley,
were business visitors to Fayetteville
Saturday. X, ~ 49, e.. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Jackson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, compli-
mentary Of Dr. M. T. Sinclair; r. :.
V. M. Willis was business visitor
to Cedar Grote, Boomer and Char
1esten, last week. - -.
The Ladies' AID met with Mrs. C.
Lemons as hostess. After the regd-
lar routine Of business, cake ,and, Ice
cream were: served by the hostess.
!; Mrs. NV. Freeman, of Coving-
ton, Va, was the guest Of Mrs. B. F.
White Wednesday,. 49, =.
r. w. Snead;rof Page, was here
on business, Wednesday. -"
H., H. Railey, s. E. Childs, P. w
Wright, Warner Brown, Misses Grace
Belt and Vanilla Noel attended the
Sunday school convention at Melon
aid, last week. a; 49,.
DR.. B. F. White was a professional
caller at Page, Tuesday. -:
Mrs. Thomas Childs, who was quite
sick last week, is very much, bette,
now.
Mrs. D. B. Dalton, of Smithers
was the Monday guest of Mrs. j.: J
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
(By Horace ID. SlatteP.)

| montgomery, Ala, May 3.~-Prof.
w. T. Breeding,N OF this place, one
OF the strongest men of color In the
state Of Alabama is actively engaged
In the work Of extending the, school
terms In the country districts. Ala
Dama, like other southern states does
not conduct It's country schools along
the best and most approved lines.
1t may not have the funds to insure
tnem longer terms and better facili-
ties, and Prof. Breeding has exerted
himself to influence the people In the
communities to gee to it themselves
That this state Of affairs is remedied
and that Negro boys and girls are
given more than three months
term.
In circular letter to prominent
men In various communities, Prof
Breeding says:
II your state money has been
taught out or taken up during the
winter. want you all to 20 together
ana get up an Independent school
Tor the summer. Pay the teacher
yourselves. Don't depend on the
state to do all for you. You make
q big mistake in sending your child
rem on to school for a primary edu-
cation at a cost Of SIS. or 500. q
year and leave all the rest at home
without any education at all. What
IL takes to send one child of to
some Normal school will paw
teacher two or three months to teach
n1ty children. Why not let all the
children have some education?
can your leading farmers TO-
gether and plant q school cron
1'alSe cotton, corn and potatoes, sell
ana add the money to the state funds
next fall and get the best teacher
that can be found. We must not
depend entirely on the state to do
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
MONTGOMERY.

William Nowlin, Of Dunloop, was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Perry is able to be I'D
after several weeks illness. -,
Mrs. Nelson Locke has returned
from visit to. relatives in Charles
toll. -,
+ Mrs. q. T. Brown, of Institute,
was the guest of Mesdames Railey
and White, Wednesday,, She avs
enroute to Mcdonald.
Rev. l. V. Bryant, of Huntington
was business visitor hare. Tuesday
DR.. M. II. Sinclair, of Bancroft,
was :ae guest Of friends hcer We'd
nCsday.
The opening of the Gem Cafe, Sun,
day, with Woods and Cough as pro.
prietors' was a swell affair. All ths
elect of the town were out and took
AtAheE"' - r7-.:A:'T'- ~. ...,..-. -.
Rev. ". Harriday filled his regu.
lar appointment Sunday, at Snow
FIJI.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Wright q, e
having erected, house, on the loi
recently purchased of Mrs. Mar,
| Perry. /
Oliver Wilkerson, who has finished
term Of schol at Eanark, returned
home Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
LEWISBURG.

. I q
Rev. Ed. Saunders, who has been
sick for three months, Is greatly inn.
proved and&:is now able to- hbe out
again. ~ .;., e. .... + ..Er% ~
Mrs. Annie Heron, who has been
sick for quite a while, is gettins
along fairly we'll. ,.......~@ :
Miss Cora Nichols; who spent the
winter. in Richmond, arrived not long
since and received athearty welcome
from her many friends. :. i 2..:~..
Miss Saliien Freeland, ,Who spent
the last three months. in Richmond.
is home again to the Joy of her many
admirers. ..*'. ~ - -.
The young. ladies OF the M: e.
church have formed glee club with
Miss Sall1e Freeland as president.
Their purpose Is to raise funds for
the remodelling Of the church.
Rev. Waters is putting forth siren
uous efforts for the identifying of
his church. -.-. >,
Rev. Jackson, of Mt. Tabor Bap-
fist Church occupied his pulpit Sum
day and preached two able sermons.
Mrs. j. Lewis and Willie Carter
are at home from their schools.
Miss Charlotte Campbell passed
through our town last Tuesday for
Alta, where she will teach, school
She spent several hours with her
friend, Miss Florence A., Boiling. o.,
Misses Ella, Rhoda and Florence
Boiling, went to Anderson Friday to
the closing exercises of their brothers
school. y, - ,i,A~ .,s...
Gilbert Haynes left Monday for
his home at :!Brushy Ridge. Hl.-
Miss Margaret Gross, Of Gap mill
is here visiting friends. AZ ; .
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
KANAWHA CITY.

F. D. Page was a business visitor
in Charleston, Thursday. 49,. ,
Thomas Johnson and James Gam
BILE, of Youngstown, OHIO, we're
guests of Mr.. JohRsan:s parents, Mr.
and Mrs: T. r. Johnson. last week.
Miss Ida King, was visiting a !
South Ruffner, Sunday.
Miss LILLIAN Sellers was visiting
her mother; Sunday.
Miss Cornelia Page, who has been
teaching at Anderson, is expected
home, Sunday. =.
T. R.. Johnson was a business
visitor at Charleston, Friday.
Miss Russie Sellers is reported
sick.
The condition of Miss Leanea
Brown is unchanged.
J. w. Page was In Charleston
Saturday,
| Fred Davis and Charley Davis
were here Sunday.
G. l.. Jackson Is planning q trir
in the near future to Hot Sprin gs
Ark.
Mrs. J. w. Woods and Mrs. W. w
Davis were visiting at South RufYner
Friday.
Phelix Adams was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lawson, Sunday,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
PIT. PLEASANT.

:. Misses Alma Coleman and Bazette
Jenkins, Of Gallipolis, spent Sunday
In town the guests OF friends. s,
3 Mrs. Chas. Johnson left for Char
lesion, Monday, to have an afflicted
limb treated. She will be the geust
OF Rev. G.. A. Muse while there.
Mrs. VIM. Isham, who, has been
reported quite III for the past three
weeks, died Monday morning. Mrs.
Isham was formerly Miss, Ida: Bates.
The pulpit committee OF the First
Baptist church. consisting of Mrs.
smith Burton, Mrs. Ada Stribling
and, Mrs. James, Toles,#still continue
their Saturday night socialsE from
which they realize some neat sums
Miss M. Frances Morton was call
ed home, Saturday, on account OF the
serious illness of her mother. -
Ed Lincoln, who has employment
In Columbus, spent a few days in
town last week. ....> o.. 49, =. =,
VIM. Bell is visiting his wife at
Henderson this week. ~. 2,
> Miss Julia Smith was hostess to
the reading circle Thursday evening:
After very pleasant reading and
discussion from Whittier the hostess
served quite dainty lunch. .Z't>:
The Willing Workers meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. Smith Burton.
Mrs. Joseph Jordan was called to-
Pomeroy, Monday, on account Of the
serious illness Of her sister;
Pearl Johnson spent few hours
in Gallipolis, Sunday, the guest Of
friends.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mrs. A. Manson and daughter
Pearl, and Mrs. Rosa Burton were in
Columbus, Sunday.
Mr.. Wiley Brice has gone to Blue
field on business trip. 80,
Mrs. j. A. Keaton, who went from
here to Charleston a few weeks ago
to the hospital is so much improved
that she will he home in few days.
Mrs! Susie Jones, of Appomattox,
Va, Is here to spend a. few months
with her father and sisters, Joe and
Misses Clara and Josie e.. Higgins.
Mrs. Hattie Saunders was In Char
lesion Sunday visiting her husband
who Is in the hospital, and reports
that he is rapidly improving after an
operation.
Mrs. G. "A. Lewis is sick at this
writing ,. = -.
We regret to note the death O,
Miss Bertha Bright, of this place., al
keystone, q week ago.
: We>are doing splendid work in oul
Sabbath school here with j. A. Kea,
+ :. qRauberin II kena en- ~. rrn>,,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

Iemple' banquet and love feast IN
commemoration. of the pleasant sss.s:
soclat1ons between the lookup Keen
er ana the men who uphold the ma;
1esty of the law. -: ...ll 81 ]: gsY38.
The feast tonight is on the EVE Of
Ghe departure Of Mr.. Temple IA I'd,
Prince George county, virginia.
where he has bought him spIenSiin
farm of ''Ole Virginny'' land. ana
where he will while away the rsls.
mainder of his years. aa.master DE hist
own domain. ::tUnele" Phil isR usgeiI.
the old gray-haired fellow who works
at the desk in the police station ana
CITY Recorder J. Shirley Ross nave nave
'Deen making arrangements FOR the
affair tonight l.Es :: u 6ltea go
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

all In educating our children. We
must help the state by supplementing
money to pay more and run longer
schools" W. l",-,.E - -.
In addition to being principal of
one of the city school OF Montgomery
Prof. Breeding has established a
teachers agency, and furnishes good
reliable teachers for some of the
pest schools in the state. He has
been principal of the Cemetary Hill
school in this city for Is years and
rhas commanding influence In eduL
cational councils In the state.
MT. Breeding is active In secret
fraternaties, and has been Grand
secretary of the Alabama Grand.
Lodge Of Odd Fellows for 10 years.
For. several years he has been urged
TO stand for the Grand Mastership.
but has always declined for pressing
business reasons. He has lately got
ten IN the race for the election to be
held at the next meeting of the
Grand Lodge In Mobile in August,
the petition to him coming from
more than 700 subordinate lodges
IN the state. In whatever place Mr.
Breeding is placed, his constituents
VIII nave a Conscientious worker and
a Christian gentleman at the head of
their affairs. He is an Accomplished
gentleman, has large real estate
holdings in Montgomery, and ia a
graduate from ! Prof. Counc,1,,s
famous school at Normal 49,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
HAMMOND. CITY.

pc Odd Fellows and Household OF
/, will havs. their anniversary
= ! ION preachedshere Sunday by the
I. v. Bryant. of Huntington.
e w.. T. F: + Holland %! was visiting
pds at Bancroft Monday. .~ g..
ev. J!>'H. Jones left Saturday for
dley, after spending the week
assisting in the meeting. -
rs. Perrie Dickerson was an out
'''' pwnf visitors Monday .>'..-. T.. +,
ev. j.. w. Crosby was business
Tor to Char lesion, Saturday. .
lies. "DteNsEaon il sick. .
r. Saunders spent Sunday in
Fleston with his family.
~ A.. Shares las returned from
u 9hald. Where he represented the
lay school. r. ..'
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|E111t to Ek6xS S6nSa
ME-: sTlhosiag rson I've ~ /,
|tseEy stntsrssti tins and iLstrpetips taiil
on. mission. work at the Ftrrt Baptist
churchs Sunday night. & 3 d, 'ss
DR.. H. Q. Hsrgrove lisa business
visitor to tBeckley. this week. 2
G. r.: Whitney was calling on
friends In Anderson the past week.
The supper given by the Sunday
school was a success. - = :.
G. J. Harris, }of Fayette, attended
the supper here Saturday night.
T. 8. Taylor was a sbusiness visitor
to Thurmonds Thursday. -.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
] .4 :ss&aSTOR2GR sGOLLEGE.

g. be annual meeting of the trustees
81 Storer 3h}CplIeGd Will convene Tues
! May A.. atF2:0OEP. M, Anthony
tortal Hall. The meeting is call
~ ne - month mont ahead, Of time due to
TACT that two or three new build
VIII be erected this summer,
d: especially, the matter of the con-
: ftion@ Of Lincoln Hall. s.-... -.
resident Henry T. Mcdonald re-
ed Sunday evening from points
He reports pleasant trip.
ISIS Elizabeth Sims, director af
: sewing and dressmaking is gdeat-
approved in health. -.
eV: r. +. Thompson Of Charles
"a, preached two interesting ser
at the Curtis Memorial Church,
'tay:' ~ -. iAt> $=:'t 49,. - -.
be editors and directors of the
=. ger Sentinel. are wearing broad
- es, due to the fact that the Sen
3 f. will be out on Monday next.
Rs Malcoln1a b. Brady has return
home, after teaching a successful
- at Woodstock, va. 49,. =;
!. Phillips Y. M. c. A. and. Stor-
:3T{ SECOND base ball. ;, team crossed
on the college campus Saturday
!: :Fsssc3a ' ual"Hth e. score was in favor of
~ Gold, eight to three. -..
& & he. College team Egoes to 5Perceys
mp va; On frfday ~td -1ing ,ut
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picS,,sd ~

1fTI : picked tam sit 81
Comfy. s. B:
Friday evening the Lancoln Debat-,
ars foSietys Will rende r ai pyogram.l
'Espacial preparati are being made
musical and otherwise. -. B. : -. sc e E
!, The;Cres Dramatic Club rendered
Cranes we'll known comedy, Friday
evening, entitled Men, Maids and
Matchmakers.' The audiences was
large and the play, was exceptionally
good, Several illustrates songs were
rendered during the evening. ~, ~
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

open a bank in this city. capitalized
at 100000. The plan is said to be,
to have the directors made up Of one
member from each prominent local
organization. =. Considerable favora-
bile comment has been occasioned by
the wonderful business like develop
ment Of the society. It's methods
seem to appeal to the progressive ell
ement of the race. .,,.. ..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06
SEVVELL.

Misses w. A. Freeland> and Fanny
Cary returned from Mcdonald, Sat
urday, where they. attended the Sun
day school convention.
Mrs. M. A. w. Thompson spent
several days here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. l.. P. Scott.
Miss G. E. Bennett was a business
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-05-06

Tonight at the : Charleston restau-
rant on Virginia street the members
Of the police department Of the
city of Charleston will tender to one
of their former associates and form
er keeper of the city lock-up, Joe
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