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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
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re9ten {uf ellis Sslano aft3cbn
He9erifnen bon @uubeloupe olrs
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Sabrt nod Iontrcal nit Dem Oomls
pier "aofona" bon Der Que6ec z2inie
bier cingctroffen tparcn. sic tru9cn
rieii8c Sur6dne, butte Galifoflcipcr
nno 8roBc Siiuoel, in renen lie i6re
Slebenln6cn oeripabrt bdttcn. CANA
otld)e 6alsfraucn. bic feline ipciBcn
Stenitmdoden befommen fonntcn,
bnben lid Die Sdlpar5en pcribrics
ben. nm bns SienitmdSdcn >Yrpblcm
in Der Dominion lDien gu bclfcn. Sic
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SntoiS, unb man bate Neii6e, auf
ellis Sslanb ciuen Solmcti6cr sI
t%inOcn, Der ii6 nit ibnen pertains
oigen fonntc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
&cttete iein 8etn.

.Sebcrmann glaubte, id fpiirbe
n1ein Sein perlieren". i6reibt S. q.
Sfpenien bon @atertotpn, @is.
rGc5ema, iporan i6 5ebn Sabre lang
lit ullD Den Is Ierste niGt beilen
fonnten. bate mid enblib bettlGserig
acmaGt. Damn fpurbe ib bur6 ben
8ebrau6 bon gudleu's Irnifas Salbe
gdn5lif unb p%onitdnoig sebeilt." linz
teblbar bel Sautaisidl6gen. gcsema,
Salt &beum. @ei6ipiiren, Siebers
ipnnoen, granbs, 8riibs unb S6nitts
tpnnoen unb Sdmorrboiben. 25 Gents
in &. @. Huete's spotbete, $50
Wain Ctr, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Sm ,9eiihen Der Simmels mage iolen mir ms
oaran e%rinneri. bah elm geoeiblidler EsbenSlaut
MIR BEL 0ontdubigem @leidIgepidDt hes 9etbes
tnbalidl III. 8ernleioet oaS 9uuiel ebenic ipie oas
3gueyia! 6itet GudI Dor neberlaoun9 oes yVn'
gems, gebet benz aorper aber nnh an Speiie uno
1raut 8eriig oes 8uten. senhret Cub audi Dor
lebernlloIng. iotuie Dor Margel an 3hdttgfett
uro Sciuegnns. Sorert iir Elm etuigeS @leid,maB.
oosr eS iueroen fml Storungeu I'M aorper eins
itelen. bic lid idlis6lid, bird niannigiad,e ernft'
lid1e BeidUeroeu tuib9eben. wie aopiid)rer3en.
@attiateit. per,tlopien. Sd,iuinoel, Seritupiure
9rud IN Der Ragenarnbe. Observation-Disclosures.
Eitdeuitlfuddhe. AreuSidmer3en, u. T. 10. 9ann
III Das @ieid1seluidlt. bic 8eiunbheit geitbrt nno
Der lob lnperneiolih. iofern Shr benz aorper
,ttJt ,pieber Su benz @leid)geipidlt ieiner 2ebenSs
tbntigteit perbelit. Gas Wie? III etniadl gerug.
osut es gibt nur einen Iscg, nno Der IL Ieid1t IN
allen Npotbeten 81 iiuben tno 8iuar in @eitalt
Der berlhmten ct. 8ernoro ardaterpiaeu. Sieie
Fiuen. emit uon peIien Naond,en erIunoen. BADEN
lih an pielen Sauieuoen bon 2euter Init ges
itortem 9Ieidgeuidt" burdl Sabrbunoerte ais
oaS bspahrt. mas lie fino: OILS oas bette ytittel.
oas Slut si reiri9en, Die 5bdtigteit Der Geber
uto Der Nieren 5u reguItersr. tur5 oas geitDrte
6Isidbsepidt1 i'm abrper iuieoer ber3uiteaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Gin Manit nit ciiernen Rerpen.

ltnbe3dbmbare 8illensfraft unb
rieii9c Gncr9ie nerben ME bel Semen
gefunoen. Deren Iasen. 2cber, Sic
rem unb gingepeibe anger Srbnun9
iinb. @enn Sbr bieie gigenihaften
81 beiisen niinihet. iotpie Den @rfclg,
ben bieiel6en NIT iid bringen, 10 9es
brau6et 9r. Sings Neip 2ife Yinen,
bieie unper9leidliben Gegulatoren,
fir einen ifarfen @eiIt inb einen
frdftiseu &Grper. 25 Gents in E.
8. Guete's s(potbefe, $50 Maain
Str. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

Siplpmaten I'M Seuti6en aaiinp.
Ibenos tpurbe inter ser 2eitna
Der bieiisen reutIden Golnnie
.Sobengrin" aufgefiibrt. ipobei bic
Sertreter Der mcritanii6en urb nnz
oeren Icgieruuscn Die Gbrenadite
ipdren. Sammtli6e Deutid5cn 8ez
lddttsbduler iraren lpd9reno res
Cages geiGloiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20

oab Gattcrion neuli6 auf bic geomiz
nation persiftete in Der Sofinung,
pamit Die llnubbdngigen 5l neri0bs
men, mas. ipie Die greigniiie in Der
Contention Der Suiursenten Seigten.
ni6t Der Sail mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
bic beutfde Gulunie In Der Stabi
Wegifo feiert ySentifer Sas"
nitb entbiilt elm Stanbbilb
npit Nlerauber BON
Sumbplbt.

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ipllroe anldbli6 Der Sabrbunbertfeier
Der llnabbdnsisfeit 0ierifo's Der
~9eutide Gag" sefeiert llno in Ser
.binbung nit Der Seier fpuroe elm
Senfntal bes sroben beutiden Sor<
i6ers Srieori9 5eiuri6 Gleranber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
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rcit5 grobc Griplgc a~ui5lipeilen
bdtten.
Scrucr bicltcn @crinmnlungcn ab,
Scbrliu1sz mnh Sllgenb &crcinc, Die
fotfoiiidIcn @uridcn> @creine uno Die
ttttolii6,cu MGnncrpereine, utter bent
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rcrinlen bel ipclfer Yrof. 81. Spubns
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rciden @cratbung3itoff 81 crleoigen.
= Nud) cine gtiiiions : 8ereini9une
fatboliiGer Sraueu uub Sunsfrauen
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lien b~eiipobnte. = Im Sienstas fanf
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Gereirs i'm fatboliid)en 8eieqenbauie
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= E. %. ~. -,f.. -" =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-20
Bonn. Slater Sbermaper. 8. g. g..

berger Surtt).
Sn benz altebripiirbigcn ,@olbencn
Saale" Deg Iugsbur9er H%atbbauies
ianb ant 9onnerstag Nadmittag bas.
Seitmnbl itntt, nit meldem Die &C.
neral : Serianumll1ng Der 8atbolifcn
Seutidlnnb's ab5uihlieBen pflest. gs
batten iih gu bemiel6en ca. $50 Serz
ionen eingefunben, an ibrer Spiba
Die giiGofe bon Iu9sbur9. o @iir5z
burg unb Der SiiGof Surtb aus
Sitz Snbien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
SOLOMON N. CONE
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Prominent Financier Found I'M
conscious With Bullet =
Wound in Head.

Greensboro, N. c.. October s.--sol-
onion N. Cone. a. member Of tho mil
lionaIrc family OF that name, which
controls vast industrial interests
throughout the South, and a member
of the New York. Liverpool and New
Orleans cotton exchanges, was found
unconscious In hts bachelor apart
rnents at o'clock this morning with
blood streaming from bullet wound
behind his left ear and revolver In
his right hand.
The circumstances Indicated an at
tempt to commit suicide, though his
intimate friends are of the opinion
that the pistol was discharged accl.
dcntally, they declaring that there
was no reason for an attempt upon MS
life.
He has been heavy dealer in spot
cotton, but his acaociates refuse TO
affirm or deny any rumor concern
ing his recent spot transactions. and
the result no far as he was concerned
Mr. Cone, who was seen on the
streets as early this morning as
o'clock. was discovered by his valet,
Dennis Siler. who went to HIS apart
,nents at the regular hour to wake him
up. Entering, he discovered Mr.. Cone,
fully dressed, lying on the floor and
In an unconscious state. He imme-
diately summoned AID and physicians,
and the wounded man was hurried TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
BAD DREAMS
Nightmare, Restlessness and
Nightsweats all Caused by
Indigestion.

Hall OF the nervousness in the world,
all Of the disturbing dreams and night
mares can be ended in few weeks BY a
by Tragic.
Upset stomach is the cause Of ner-
vousness and bad dreams Your food is
lying in your stomach undigested and fer
menting; it is forming poisonous gases
which rritate the pneumosastric nerve
that leads direct from the brain, and ends
in network OF tiny branches running
through the stomach.
1t is also the irritation OF this great
Pneuulogastric nerve that causes head
aches. Many times people have severe
headaches and know they are caused by
the stomach. but do not know how.
II you are nervous, have dreams or
and do not sleep sound at
night, get 5o-cent box OF MI-O-NA
stomach tablets and take one or two after
or with meals. MI-O-NA stomach tab
lets relieve distressed stomach in five
minutes. Sold by Tragic and druggists
everywhere, who guarantee M1-O-NA
10 cure indigestion or money back.
MIO-NA is the most efficient prescrip-
ton for indigestion ever written. 1t has
been successfully used in every disease Of
the stomach. For nausea, belching Of
gas, constipation. sea and car sickness
and vomiting of pregnancy it has no equal.
Write Booths Mi-o-na, Buffalo, y. ",
Tor free trial samples.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
[ Special to This Times.Dispatch.1
=. a.. NArL Catalan -INillla m

Especial to This es.Dtspatch.1
New York, October 8.-William Il
Hearst has offered special $4,000 TO
any aviator who within one year flies
from the Atlantic seaboard. at Boston
or New York, to the Pacific coast. at
Los Angeles or San Francisco. or re-
versing the direction, from the Pacific
to the Atlantic coast. and starting and
finishing at either cities named. The
contestant may be an American or
foreigner, and may use any type or
make of self-propelled aeroplane which
is heavier than air. not q dtrtBiblo bal
loon. He may choose his own time.
season and route. but must include Chi
cago on the way. He may stop where,
when and as often as he pleases. and
make any necessary repairs and re-
placements Of parts Of his machine. but
the flight must be accomplished within
thirty days from the start. 1t is not
necessary that there shall be race.
II only one contestant for the prize
appears. and achieves the flight. tha
prize OF $4,000 will be paid; II more
than two contestants start. the one that
accompllshes the feat first Will be
awarded the prize,
Hope Tor Next Record.
There are no other conditions. Cur
a'oo d IlS "a bi'iico
in four hours. Hamilton one of 1870
miles In twelve hours, and Leblanc
having flown from Paris to Nancy and
back, 500 miller. In five days. the next
great International aviation record
should be to cross the American Con-
tinent. For the accomplishment OF
that feat within the next year, Mr.
Hearst offers the largest prize ever
rendered in America to the daring and
ingenious bird-msn
The conditions for the flight are as
follows,
The contest opens October 10, 1910;
closes October 10. 1911.
The flight, approximately travcrsing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

of the white flyer put up sign telling
Milford how he stood when he came
around again in the actual lead. He
let out<a notch. and at the end of the
seven seconds back. No motor race
ever run anywhere was as close as this
The grandstand crowd and the crowd
about the course took sides and yelled
their heads off for their favorites. Even
the business-like cops began to bet
weeks salaries.
The Chadwick pitmen hung UP a
banner. telling Zengle that his lead
was being cut down. In fact, at the
end of the twenty third lap the best
they could show him was "l-o-1,"
which meant that he was leading the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
NEVER ANY ITCHING
After one Application OF Poslnrn, the
New Skin Ilcmcdy.

Whenever eczema Is present on body,
limbs or scalp, the first demand is for
something to stop the continual itching.
This poslam does with the first appli-
cation.
In trying tho sample OF poslam--
which Is mailed free to any ono upon
request by the Emergency LABORATORIES,
90 West Twsnty-flfth Street. New York
City---it is best to use 1t on a small
surface and compare In the morning
with tho surrounding skin not 80
treated, noting the vast Improvement
Or watch It's quick work In clearing the
complexion (overnight), removing pim-
pies. undue redress, rashes, eruptions
etc. Unless poslar, has been used the
best means to rid oneself OF skin
affection have not been employed. Pos
lam has done the work In the worst
cases OF eczema, acne, letter. salt
rheum, PSORIASIS. all forms OF itcl
etc. where relief could not be OBJ
tanned by other means. Poslam liz sold
in two sizes (trial, 80 cents; regular
Jars. so by all druggists. particularly
Tragle's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
OFFERS $4,000 PRIZE FOR
COAST TO COAST FLIGHT
William R. Hearst Encourages Aviators to At
tempt Longer Trip Than Has Ever Been
Accomplished-FeW Conditions Attached.

1000 miles, must be made In TAO corr
tinuous hours, or thirty days; the start
must be made from Boston or New York
City. and the finish made either at LoH
Angeles or San Francisco, Car, or yice
versa, from west to east A landing
must be made In Chicago on the way.
1t Is optional with the contestant I.
fly west or east; 10 choose any route;
to stop as often as he or she pleascs,
to stop as long as desired at any point;
to make flights OF any distance or du-
ration, providing the entire distance
Ia traversed In consecutive point to
point flights within the time limit OF
72o continuous hours. or thirty days.
The acceptance may be repaired as
often aE the contestant elects; any
broken. damaged or defective par, or
parts of the aeroplane or motor may
be repaired or replaced at the option
OF the contestant, at any stage OF tho
fight and as frequently as the judg-
ment OF the contestant may dictate. 10
all intents and purposes, the contest
ant may rebuild the aeroplane on tho
way by substituting for damaged or
broken parts good parts OF other SIM
liar machines, but the prize winner
must use the same machine through
out.
Any Tyne Can Be Used.
Any type OF seif-propelled aeroplane
or heavier-than- air flying machine, ca
pah,e OF carrying the contestant. may
be used.
Any person. regardless of sex. ma,
tiorallty. race or residence. is eligible
70 compete.
Fourteen days before attempting the
flight the contestant must deliver in
writing to the New York American no
tifcation Of his or her intention. stat
ing nature of machine. approximate
time and place of start, route and point
of finish.
There are absolutely no other condi.
tons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
possession OF his faculties, but ~any
statements he han made have been
carefully guarded.
observation-disclosures.

Cape Charles, Va, October s.--ver-
non p. Stevenson, prominent busi-
ness man of Pocomoke, and Miss Laura
Rudasil. daughter Of w. G. Rudasill.
were married In tho Baptist Church
Mr.. Reynolds and Rev. Mr.. wiltshire
ofnciating. Tho church was bcauti-
fully decorated. Tho bride was given
away by her brother, Luther L. Huda.
sill. Hbr attendants were Miss Mary
Griffith and Miss Mary Landlord, tor
merly Of Pocomoke. Willard steven-
son, of Pocomoke, acted az best man.
The ushers were DR.. Albert A. Parker
and William Yancey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

utea apart A six-seoona triumph,
after tight during which less than
thirty seconds had separated the lead :
ing pair for lap after Ian, was some
thing altogether unheard of and al
most unbelievable, But so they ran
its class was one OF the brightest fen-
lures of the day. 1t gave every car
on the course brush. and was en-
tirely intact at the end
In all the long race there were
only ten stops at the repair pits by
all the contestants combined Nearly
every car was running when the con-
test was called off
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
Meetings

a A STATED COMMUNICATION
Ny OF Fraternal Lodge, No. SO, A. u.
~ and 4, Nj, will be held To-MoR-
ROW (MondaS) EVENING, October
10. at I o'clock, in, the Masonic Tam
pie, Members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren arc fraternally In
Vited to unite with us, Work In the
Master Mason's degree,
by order OF tho Worshipful Master.
WIN. R1,lNHEIMER
Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
BeaIen 39rnuosaTs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
bids for the erection of the Admin
istration Building of the Lutheran
s. c., will be received until NOVEM-
RER 4, 1910, at noon bids TO be sent
to Rev. c. a. Freed, Secretary Co.
lumbia, S. G. Plans and speciiea-
tons can be seen at the Office of
G.. NJ. Robinson, Architect, Rich
mond Va, or at tho office Of Rev..
c. a. Freed, Columbia, S. C., or at
the Office Of the Undersigned, at
Newberry, S. c., and plans and spe-
architect, certified check for $500
must accompany each bid a bond
for $4,000 Will ba required of the
successful bidder. The right is re-.
served to reject any or all bids.
%. B. MAYER,
'Chairman of Building Committees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
Rich, Mellow
Flavor Lasts

Those who are fond of pure whiskcy
and have tasted the rich. mellow flavor
OF Virginia Corn as sold by the Richmond
Distilling Company. have asked and
tried hard to learn the secret Of why this
flavor lasts. This is a secret that belongs
ITO this company and is enjoyed by the
patrons everywhere. The whiskcy is bot
tied in the distillery, free from adultera-
ton, Shipped in one gallon lots every
where. Write for yours now. Address
Station BIO, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

zengle, 1911 minutes II seconds: Null
ford 1871 minutes 2? seconds AS the
Lozier was about to take the green
flag signalling that 1t was IN It's last
Hap. 1t stopped for twenty or thirty
seconds Tor tire change. AS ii got
away again the Chadwick numbered
along only few seconds behind me
sank back. apparently defeated, tor
their machine. starting No. l., owed
Zengle's, which started No. II MIN
ute and two seconds, and Zengle was
But when the telephone sounded and
the announcement went forth, The
Chadwick has tire trouble on the back
stretch"
Amy Ones Race.
Now 1t was any ones race, but an.
parently the Lozler's. In Il few min
utes the white flyer shot around and
across the wire. suffering and miss
firing and working on only two cylln-
ders, but still speeding apparently al
fast as before.
The 'Lozier wins yelled the crowd,
and it surely looked that way. The
starting again after Its tire replace
ment But the very next car that
hove in sight at the far away bend
and spripted into tho final stretch was
No IL, and II whooped across at
seventy mile clip, running true AID
sweet.
Even then there was a question as 10
the victory between the two. Unarm-
ed with stop watch, no one could
tell how. they stood But the timers
figured it: Chadwick, 20y minutes I
seconds; Lczier, .09 minutes ~ soc
onds. zengle's daring won for him in
the end.
The Vanderbilt was won by Harry
Grants Alec by Twenty-Five seconds
over Joe Dawson's Marmon. and that
was the narrowest margin of victory
ever recorded But those two cars on
their final laps were some times min
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
ZENGLE TAKES RACE
BY NARROW MARGIN

clad crew that hustled 1T through the
Vanderbilt. started as No. 4. but took
the actual honor place at tho end OF
the first lap, being the leader when the
earliest bunch of cars flashed across
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

a hospital, where the bullet was later
extricated It Is said tonight that
the chances for his recovery arc very
favorable.
Tonight Mr.. Conc had regained full
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
Goes on His vacation.

last night to spend month with his
daughter, Mrs. George b. Wright, In
Louisiana. In his absence the Police
Court will be in charge OF Justice w. J.
Griggs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

Central state Hospital
Petersburg, Va
BIDS FOR FURNISHING THE HOS
pital with supplies will be closed 10
A, M MONDAY OCTOBER 10, in
stead OF Tuesday, October IL, S, j.
HURT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
reception to College students.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-DIspatch.J
Lynchburg, Va. October S.--At the
Court Street Methodist Church to-
night Friendship Glass and Edward r.
Sheffey, superintendent OF the Sunday
school, rendered the $40 students at
the Randolph sMacoh Woman's College
a reception The reception was an In
formal one without a proKrau.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Leesburg

tSnett hal IL The Richmond Virgiuian. }
l.EESBt kG. a. March is.--Ar.
ana Ars. francis Green. uf Rich
IneHQ, Va, were the recent guests IN
LseShnr9 Of the iaii.E,a- parents Gag
tain ana AIRS, ]. W roster
Mr.. and MIS- Herbert e t.lghtfoot
are the guests In Leessurg ot MIR. and
Mr.. G. 4 English
Miss Eliza BETH Z. Henderson has re-
turned from "a visit 10 fris nds and
relatives III baltimore.
MIR, and Mis-. William torepra n
Eustts. of Gatlaads House. Reaxs Lees
bug are now III Washington ft@r
spending the past two months in
Aiken. =. e.
Mr. Charles r. Janney and daugh-
ses, Miss l.'lias. have returned Ia their
home Ia this town from visit To Palm
Beach, Florida and Havana Cuba.
MI. and Mrs. II. n. White and
daughter E4.zabatA AZ s.44x--t--tesrfts-44-
Il IN an extended xisit IL Florida and
Hot Springs, Ark.
MIs, William Carlos Lewis. OF North
tsateAfita III Writing irer mnthsr. Mrs
John H. Alexander
MIR. and Mrs, Charles Bali. Of the
Plains. Va. were recent guests Oh
"Navsses." the home 81 Mr. Robert
Hentpetoue, near Leesnurg
ais. Arthur Chichester. Ir. has
rsturaed from an extended visit To
her father. Mr., Jones ,Tlster Of Phil
ad@lphia.
Mrs George c. Garter and nttIe son.
Robert Griffith. have returned from an
extended visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Il. Griffith. Of Philadel-
phis.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Edwards. OF
Washington. were the weekend guests
In town Of Miss Duicie Edwards
Mrs. George f. Buell.. of Whining
ton, y. c., is visiting her mother, Mrs
John II. Alexander,
AIR. William r. c. Rogers left this
week for Haymsrket. Va, where he
has accepted position.
Mr.. G. Albert English and sister,
Mrs. Howard f. Cote. are spending
q fortnight In Atlantic City 1ney
We're Joined in Washington by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward F. coneklin, of that
place
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
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/ WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March III
Rev. II. X odeti. pastor az
Methodist church. visited friendn II
Norfolk this week.
Mrs, t.. w. Lane. Jr, ana dnH<IF&
ter, Mildred. are spending sorae II
In Norfolk with relatives
Miss Ellen Barnes returned Xfo1<S
day from visit to Richmond.
Mrs, Van +. Garrett and Miss CM<
lotte Garrett spent Thursday ii N1
mond.
Mrs. Dan Jones'. of Newport ~
spent several days here this W62
Miss Ella Pftman Is yteittn4
Sves in Lynchburg. sas2 81 4
Mrs. Kate Lamb, Of Toana. ts1
guest of Mrs, J. i. Mercer.
Miss Bertha Braithwaite u Nm :
Ing friends In Norfolk and PTfn
Anne. III
Mr.. Fl. q. Spencer spene Friday m
Rfcnmond -;-ssssS's3
Mr.. o'Hearn. the William ana 1kni
coach, Is here. He IN aeeoFHpAHAed
his sister siS3S5
Mr.. p II. TIanrahan, the GArte
at Marshall Cottage, Ii attending =
flower show in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Il. ]. Adams, OF HiehuN
liz visiting her sister. Mrs. Ann Als
Mrs. w. A.. Il. Goodwin, WIN
been visiting here. has retu1Ma&
her home in Rochester, n. 3,
Mr. John NJ. Gardner. : proen
New York lawyer. was hsse TIN