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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty four hours
beginning at pm yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures /. pm, 81: s
pm, 60; IL midnight, IS. March 2 4
am, 81: am, 40: II noon. 50: pm,
26. Maximum. 63. at 3 pm, March /:
minimum, 40. am, March >.
Barometer-March /. pm. 1903: 8
pm. 1904: l. midnight, 1904 March >.
am. 1902; S am, :}00J; noon, 1905:
pm, 1904
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$3.50.
Business Corner N. w.

A new structure. built within the
last year. Located in a fine sec
ton for grocery store Contains
storerooms and living quarters
above. Very fine condition. This
is an exceptionally good offer and
you should see it at once.
Shannon & LuchS.
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FOR SALE-EIGHT-A TRACT
CLOSE To RROOKLAND-

Finely located on Bunker Hill road
and Queens Chapel road. splendidly
situated for a subdivision or suburban
residence: fine site for educational
Institution. The owner resides In New
Jersey and has directed US to close this
property out without delay. The price
Is 81, 500 per acre.
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bohemian Burlesuuers."

Tom Miners Big Cream Bohemian
Buriesquers will be at the New Lyceum
next week. two-act musical comedy,
fun of catchy musical numbers, is pre-
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CHOOSES LIFE IN PRISON
THOMAS TAYLOE, PARD0NED,
DECIDES NOT TO LEAVE.
Accepts Employment Offered by
Warden-Former Local
Ball Player.

Although the pardon granted to him by
President Taft permitted Thomas Taylor.
uXoricide. to leave the federal prison at
Atlanta Monday for the first time since
he began serving a life sentence fifteen
years ago. Taylor has elected to remain
within the prison walls From this time
forward, however, he will be an employee
in the big penitentiary. and he may
travel about. free man. as often as his
fancy dictates and the exigencies of his
new duties permit
Incident to his long Incarceration. Tay-
for took up the study of pharmacy, and
SO thoroughly did he ground himself in
the theory and practice of preparing
medicines that he was regularly assigned
to the custody of the prison pharmacy.
When Taylor's pardon arrived, his de-
parture promised to leave a vacancy hard
to fill in the staff of TRUSTEES" at the
penitentiary.
Freedom Lacked Charms.
And to the pardoned murderer, shut
off for fifteen Of the best years of his life
from free intercourse with his fellow
man. the prospect of freedom brought no
very great elation. It meant. If he should
start in life, the practical certainty of
severe rebuffs for the prison bird from
his one-time friends and associates.
Taylor walked out of the Jail gates,
free man. Monday. He spent the day in
Atlanta and before he could leave the
city there came to him from the prison
authorities the offer of position as hos
pital steward in the big jail. Taylor &C
cepted the post Immediately. and before
the day was ended his appointment was
confirmed by the warden He returned to
the prison and assumed his duties today.
During the forty eight hours of his stay
outside the prison Taylor enjoyed his
first ride in an automobile and he also
found great delight in the opportunity
which freedom afforded him to visit the
moving picture theaters.
Former Ball Player.
Thomas Taylor was well known as a
player on the Washington base ball
team nearly a score of years ago, and
when he killed his wife the plea woven
round the ''unwritten law had not been
perfected to the point it has reached in
modern Jurisprudence. Taylor was con-
victed and sentenced to death. but so
determined was the intercession in his
behalf because of the great provocation
which led to the crime that the penalty
prescribed by the trial court was modified
to life imprisonment.
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ALWAYS BUSY
Lots of Good Printers.

ALI. GOOD FELLOWS. TOO.
But, say, the short cut to PRINTING Salts
FACTION FOR YOU IL to try our
PAINLESS PRICES
HARRY B. DARLING. AT 9th NV.
mil got 10
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Continuous Vaudeville.

scented by a large company of comedians.
singers and dancers.
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PALMISTRY.

Mr.. DAoUD. THE RENOWNED PIANIST.
viii reveal TO you from your hand what you Dc.
affairs. 1922 Q st. NV. Phone North fl3O
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly Cloudy and Cooler Tonight.
Thursday Fair.

For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, partly cloudy and cooler to-
night. Thursday fair; light, variable
winds.
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SHERRY PRINTING MAKES GOOD ITS REF
iation as tho host printing for business use
n has right serve You because II proves
in use every claim made for IT. FRANt. r.
mh2-tf1o
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Shannon s. Luchs.
S3.I5O. Rents SIS.

Here's something you ought to
see quick. A splendid little brick
house of 6 rooms. Located on a
good front street in the southeast.
In excellent condition and rented to
good white tenants. Large lot 10
alley Don't miss seeing this. Car
ries So 100 trust.
Shannon & Luchs,
Sales, Rents and Loans,
7l3 l4th st. NV.
Look for Our Green and White Sign
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Lawyers Briefs
And Motions Printed
neatly. quickly and accurately. Simply
let us have the copy. Well do the rest
Judd Sc DetWeiher, Inc,
THE BIG PRINT SHOP. 1902 nth.
mhl-1Od
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Maximum temperature past twenty
four hours, 40; year ago, 38
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JAMES r. SHEA. s4s La. AVE. NV.
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LEAKS in ,so ROOF

Repairing roofs specially At word
from you We III make things snug ana tignt
Our work is gliaranteed-it's bound to hold
Estimates free. Send for us and feel Sale
IRON ClADEFoo0%hPnasn 1 fben e Main m Ii.
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w. Wheatley; defendants attorney. ].
Cobb
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice Gould
United States agt. Charles 7. Sanford
carnal knowledge: bench warrant issued
attorney, j. B. Archer. jr.
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carriages for any purpose ct any time; service
unexceiled. and prices reasonable. BY tha boar
o. trim. 1aA-Q0t
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$4,000. Rents Sal.

Shannon & LuchS.
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BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Ander-
son.
In re George H. Adams; order OF ref
cree vacated.
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CRIMINAL COURT NO. 4Justice st

United States agt. Aloysius Brown, a
sault with dangerous weapon: pie
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for thru
years; attorney, A. w. Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-12

FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH % .
You CANNOT AFFORD 10 BuY !
WITHOUT SEEING QUE LET.
STONE 4 FAIRYAx. Isls New Ysrs svs.
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FOR sALE-ssl7 AND $50 nth ST. NV:
price. s4750: terms same as rent; rooms.
bath: large. light pantry: hot-water heat; viii
constantly increase in value.
Only four left OF those houses on Irving b.
tween warder Of. and Soldiers Home; new
vide sidewalk from Georgia ave-: overloohs
new boulevard: rooms: price. "a. 450; corner.
8 rooms $500: beautifully finished; all co.,
veniences; sample house. AS. open.
@. p. NEWTON. Builder.
1416 y ST.
se3sot.1s
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FOR SALE-E.150.
ONE OF THE FEW IN THIS SECTION,
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
three-story and cellar brick residence at
this figure II a rare thing To come across.
This is q genuine bargain.
FOUR ROOMS DEEP.
STEAM HEAT.
PRICE. s.. 750.
Easily worth 900 more. Nicely located on
wide therouRhfare near Columbia road; will
finished. nice back porches. At the low price
IL should interest home buyer. investor and
speculator alike, See * ut
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
SELECT
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FOR SALE-HOuSHS

FOR SALE-HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE.
e35.OO0. Connecticut ave. residence. On
questionably the most for the money In q
hiEh-chss new residence under f0o.O00. Sur
rounded by homes costing Ne high NJ e116. 900:
corner. frontage Of over SO feet; hand
some design OF Spanish style: white stone
and brick: overhangins red tile roof. The ar
ranEemenf IL most desirable and spacious
large entrance hall. q library. drawing room
dining room t22x2S,. large pantry and kitch-
en-: four large rooms AMI two baths on second
floor: three large rooms ana bath, besides
two servants rooms and servants bath, on
third floor; automobile accommodations.
See US about this.
MOORE HILL unc) 1893 G ST NV.
FOR SALE-IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
In high-class homes we invite you 10 inspect.
This is not ordinary house. II IL In a
section second to none and I'm keeping with
the locality. The plan. finish and construc-
tion OF the best. The name OF the builder
alone is a guarantee Of the workmanship. II
has ten large rooms 90 sleeping chambers,.
} baths: hot water heat electric lights and
gas and ample closets. Selected oak Of best
quality Is used throughout: the rarQuet door
Ing on the FIRST story IL unsurpa ssed In Wash
fngton. The hall and dining room are quar-
tered oak paneled and unusually large
and well lighted. Dining room has beamed
ceiling. The kitchen Is tiled. Price. e14.6OO.
The house Is semi-detached. afording an
abundance Of light and air in all rooms. Lot
2ax120 to a 15-foot alley. Plenty Of room
Tor stable or auto garage.
MOORE Hill, line J. 133S G. st. NV.
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ACL CO.. STH q l. NV.
1927 Sth NV. Or. W. 80
1904 d Sc. Or. b.. 1850
1929 Morse ne. Or. BIZ. so
706 r ! nv NV. 7r, VIII. 80
10 o nv. 3r, b. 1880
l507 b ne. 5r. b. 14.0
2522 Ga av. Ar. w.l2.jO
s12 r. ofnces. .12.W
&c Decatur ne .5r. w10. 90
COLORED TENANTS.
202O 18th NV, 12r. BIS. 30
1909 list NV. Or. b.27.@
723 4th nv. 7r, h. .T.@
zoos X NV. Or. b.24.50
20 o NV. Ar. b. 30. 80
l723i1 Seaton NV, Ar.
los 18TH ne. ir.b..i7.So
13Hanover NV, 4r,w15.5 so
1877 n sc. Or, ". 1880
22i9 Water nv ST, wi2.50
1910 Goth NV. 6r. w12.00
425h Ridge. 5r,w.11.25
IS Goat al. Ar. ". 1000
STORES.
col N NV. sto. eel. 10. 50
2034 Ga av NV. ..14.0
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i7oe H. opposite Met. Club; Q threes story
brick: l4r and Co.: 10 perfect repair. Rent,
$50. r. W. GRAHAM 4 CO.. cit l4th It.
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large r. and b. in good condition, $50: coo n.
J. ave. NV. CAYwOOD & GARRETT, 1891
n, " ave. sel0-3ts
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FOR RENT
1913 18th nv, l0f. e41 90 COS NV. sr. IS 50
20 Prospect ne. 7r 5000 1871 9th NV. 5r. 800
SIS NV, Or. 90 sos l. NV. sr. ;. % 81
$40 Sd ne. Or. $50 2443 VI NV. ST.. 30
l23 Carroll pc. Or. q 6o 10 ne. Or. .20.50
1913 9th NV. Or. g. 80 S19 Q NV. Or. 1880
459 ] nv. Or. 1850 1882 Cap se. Or. 1880
$50 Mclean 1852 Sc, Or. -. .IO0
sw. Or. 1870 1873 Providence at.
ios cor Core Ivy eoci RS..a.le ne. srioSS
City Or. .....- 1850 ID John ct, Anacos-
1885 Crandaii row tia, ID c, 7r. 1000
NV Ar...... 1000 ISL Sheridan av.
Is Blagdens alley Anae, c. Or. 200
nv, ar. .....-. $50 1e42 Knowlton ct
lIl0 Hayes ct NV .4r6.O0 sw, br...-....... 7.50
is seafon ne. 2r. $50 1917 Knowitou ct
217 sw, H.. .0S0l ew. Sr. ......... 500
APARTMENTS.
1877 n n. re- store. with Or. and b. apt S45 90
zig SiSo 9th NV. Apt. "a a.. back. B.. sr. "a So
2s20 9Th NV. LIST door, south, basement, 81. $50
I426 Church ST. NV, 3r. In basement. so
UNFURN1SHED ROOMS.
xao 9th At NV Rooms 10. IL, IL. 1900
0o2 9th Of. NV. 3 rooms 1890. 1850
YSSaiI I'M NV "a and Sd floors. Or. so
ecS0 hfh e. r.. I'd q. bk rm.. I'd door =. 10. 90
Sis Az NV 8 rooms. 4th floor. 10. 90
il06 1T NV "a noof = rooms. Leo
aiS NV. middle and back rooms. I'd floor 90
60 x n - room next TO front room, I'd q. 90
ia 10 Sc rooms. 1st no0f. g.. rs
oIo7 SHOWS court NV, LIST floor, rooms. 500
IN q sW rooms, LIST moor. $50
4 s. CAYwOOD. 915 Y. Y. ave. NV.
s.rO-2feaS
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. {
1913 K NV. 1Sr. 2be1Ol.05
1910 = NV. Tor, bjO.00
% II NV. store. . ABA
400 Mo ov NV. 2lr. b42. 90
1928 LIST nv, 7r. b. 40. so
1853 u NV. Or. b. 1850
1885 9th nv. Tor, 2b4O. 90
1920 9 NV. o.. b.3j.4S
I Quincy ne. Or. b. 80. so
909 T NV. Or. b. so
1921 Fla Nv NV. Or. b30. so
GOT Fla Nv NV, 7r. b. 80. so
80 I ne. Tor. b. 80. 90
$40 r NV. Or. b. $50
40 N 7 AZ NV. Or. b21 so
1918 L NV. 7r. b.27.30
Is r ne. 6f. b. :. $3.50
1893 9th nv. Or. b. Is. so
l02 r nv. Or. b. .25.60
123 4th NV, 7r.b. $3.50
1915 9th NV. Or, b. 25.3S
see @ ne. 7r, b. %. so
l24 Fla Az NV Or. b. %. 50
1912 9Th NV, r.b.23. 90
1896 18th nv Or. b. p. so
1898 Morse ne. Or. b22. so
ABA II ! av NV Or. w2O. so
$50 18th &c, Or. b. 1850
ee10tf
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WINDOW SHADES.

". Il. sPELsHOUsE, .ioie ira NV. RELl.
able window shade maker. Cell. write oe phon9
for samples and estimates. Wall po0ero e4g
picture frames. H1ons Main $500. 1e-ooeS
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FOR sAIE-HOUsEs.

FoR sALE-IF YOU ARE DEsiRoUs or sE-
curing the vefy best new two-story house In
the city
LOOK AT iass CHAPLIN ST.
Decidedly the best located twostery dwell
Ing.
Finished throughout ike . $4,000 house.
HOT-wATER HEAT
BEAUTIFUL MANTELs.
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
LARGE LOT. ALLEY.
ROOM FOR A GARAGE.
few hundred feet from the site purchased
by the government for q public park. This 10
an opportunity TO bur low priced house In
high-prieed neikhborhood
Chaplin street IL a well improved square.
Many residences which cost from $i0.oo 70
$4,000 to build. In selecting this house ycu
can feel absolutely safe that you can get your
money back. IL Is not one OF o long row. but
one OF three houses The other two were pur-
chased by careful investors. who had looked At
everything for sale and decided on these be-
cause they were the most complete. best con.
structed and best located houses for Is. TS0.
We have refused 4 monthly rental Of $40. Opsn
for inspection.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-BUY THIS LITTLE HOUSE FOR
A new house on the Heights. not far from
Istn 81: Two stories. six rooms and bath: COW
ered porch.
Price. $500. An opportunity to get a loqs
stone . FAIRFAX. 1912 New YORK ave.
FOR SALE-A MIDSUMMER BARGAIN.
49,, $500
Will buy %. 800 propcrty-situated on one OF
the most fashionable avenues west OF l6th.
Lot 2I191. nlley.
S-room dwelling
2-story brick stable.
VERY ATTRACTIVE FRONT.
section built up with mansions.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave.
sel2-2t
FOR sALE-A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
e. 600 below cost.
PRICE, $500.
BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
Two t2) bathrooms.
HOT-WATER HEAT.
ROOMS DEEP.
A VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
STONE Z FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
se12-2t
FOR sALE-LITTLE PALACES
1881 NEWTON ST.
S.15O each: new houses: on the Heights:
southern exposure. with outlook on a 10000
residence: one OF the prettiest residence sec
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FOR RENT-NO. 164 d ST. s. e.
10 rooms and bath; in fine condition; near 2
cars; convenient to Capitol and Library. Rent,
$50. so per month.
GEO. HENDERSON,
Phone Main 1908. 141S r Ut. NV.
sel0-6t
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FOR sALE-LTTLE PALACES.
1881 NEWTON ST.
$3.50 each: new houses: on the Heights
southern exposure. with outlook on q $4,000
residence: one OF the prettiest residence sec
lions Of the city.
These houses have wide covered front porches
double porches In the rear. large back yards,
seven rooma, beautiful tile bath, hardwood
trim, hot water heat. attractive decorations.
Price. IS. $50 each. Terms. $500 cash. bal.
ance IS Q month.
II you wish TO get one Of the most complete
and best located two-story houses In Washing.
ton. this 10 your opportunity.
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FOR RENT-NO. l1l6 VERMONT AVE NV
10 ROOMS; 8 BATHS; GARAGE.
SUITABLE FOR HANDSOME HOME, CLUB
HOUSE HIGH-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
OR FASHIONABLE MODISTE'S PARLORS.
IN FINE ORDER. KEY AT OFFICE. $I7J
PER MO. WITH GARAGE. $3.50 PER Mo-.
WITHOUT.
GEO Y woRTHINGToN. i4iO @ NV.
se1O-3t
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THE MILFORD, s23 N ST. NV.
beautiful rooms and hath; large front
porch 4. VOW
beautiful rooms and bath; front and
back pore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. 90
Heat. hu. water. janitor.
Apply SOS eth NV, or go st. NV. Agent
on premises sunday. 10 TO IL am.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
Annual Meeting
Monday,

The regular annual meeting of the
board of supervisors of James City
was held at the courthouse here
Monday. AL members-William
Lee. chairman; John A. Barnes and
D. Warren Marston, were present.
After the transaction Of routine
business, the report Of the treasurer
for the half year was submitted.
showing funds to the credit of the
county in excess of $500. The
board has cleared up all debts TO
date Cali that are due) and the finan-
cial affairs of the county are much
improved consequently.
Carter Cowles was the only bid
der present to sign contracts for road
work as recently awarded by the
board. Mr.. Cowles signed up fol
all of Powhatan district and three
sections in Stonehouse. giving the
security required. w. s. Hitchen'
has signed contract for his sections
IN Jamestown but gave no security
Slsuson & Walden and Harwood 8
Harwood, other contractors did no
appear.
Application was made to the Stat
Highway Commissioner for state sic
for permanent road improvement
the amount being $500. 1t is to b
used on the roads between Div
Branch church and Hickory Necl
Academy and one mile up the Forg
Road from rosno well.
Among thos= in attendance wer
Sheriff w. w. Ware. Treasure
Hsnkins. g. G. Hankins. Georg
Waltrip. Carter Cowles. R. B. Sic
ter, T. D. Harris and J. M. Rich
ardson.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
Capt, Smith Gets Prize.

Capt. G. r. Smith, our fellow
townsman. was awarded ths fore
mans prizs. SIS. bY the Chesa.
p-ake & OHIO Railway Co.. for hav-
ing his secuon of track and roadbed
in the best concition. Each year
the officials of the road. with an en-
gineer. make an inspection of the
road and award prizes accordingly.
Capt. Smitn got the first prize on
the Richmond OF Peninsula Division.
Il is very fine compliment to his
ability and faithful performanc OF
duty and he has the congratulations
of MS friends.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
Hon. R. n. Hughes Will Speak.

Hon. K. M. Hughes. the widely
known scholar. author and lawyer.
viii deliver a public address in the
chapel of William and Mary Col
lege Monday night. Jan. IL. His
subject viii be 'Sapho. the Tenth
Muse"
Besides being a speaker of force
and ability. Mr.. Hughes is a gener-
al fsyovite here. his devotion to the
old college and to Williamsburg be :
ing marked characteristics of his life.
He IS always ready to give freely oi
his time and talents to advance the
cause of either. He viii be heard
with great pleasure by many peopls
Ioa the dase nsnsioasd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
Back From Baltimore.

DR.. Charles (. Bishop. professor
of Greek in William and Mary. at
tended the m -ehng of the American
Pathological Association which was
held in Baltimore Dec. 26. % and
30. There were 200 professors of
Greek and Latin in attendance upon
this meeting. which Br. Bishop pro-
nounces one of the best and most
helpful he has attended IN many
years.
DR.. Gildersleeve. president OF
Johns Hopkins University. presided.
Among the distinguished men who
were present was the Fr.nch Am
bassaador. himself brilliant schol-
lor. The session closed with q
memorable banquet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06

The knitting mill resumed opera
tions Monday.
Prot. Ashby Bloxton spent the
holidays in Norfolk and vicinity.
Dr. J. S. Wilson spent the holi-
days in Princeton and Smithfield.
Stated communication OF VIII
liamsburg LoJge No. o. A +. & A.
M. Monday, Jan. 10th.
Mr.. L. Henley Jones. of Rich
moud, spent the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler. of Richmond.
visited the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. McGill. at Ewell. Christ
mas.
Mr.. Homer Dickerson has re-
turned from Salisbury. Md. where
he spent the holidays az his old
home.
The Toano truckers are plowins
for early potatoes. A larger acre
age than ever will be planted mex
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jones. of New
port News. spent Christmas with thl
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs, w
.faSrJones.
Messrs. Littleberry and Dixo
Foster spent Christmas here witt
their parents. DR.. and Mrs. Foster
on Palace Green.
MIR. Cyrus Hankins has returne
to V. P. l.. after having spent ii
holidays with his parents. DR.. an
Mrs. g. A. Hankins.
The Ladies' Social Club will me,
at the residence of AIRS. w. "
Ball. Williamsburg. Wednesda,
: Jan. II. az 1880 a. m.
Work is being rushed on the ne
/. building fer the fire department
J 1t viii be ready for occupancy in
. short time ifthe weather keeps goo,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chapman.
Madison. Wis. spent the holiday
here with the formers mother ar
sister on easS Duke of Gloucest
. street.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
Mrs. Hicks Passes Away.

After a long and painful illness
Mrs. Emma Hicks. wife Of Mr..
John (. Hicks. passed away De-
cember Is. Mrs. Hicks before
marriage was Miss Emma Badkins.
a daughter of she late John Badkins.
and was a native of this city. She
was a sister of Mrs. ]. Z. Clark.
Mrs. c. Z. Allaro. and Messrs.
Robert and William Badkius. of this
city. Besides her husband. she
leaves three grown daughters to
mourn their loss.
Tne funeral took place Monday
afternoon Dec. "a. from the resi-
dence. Rev. G. S. Kennard, of the
Baptist church. of which she was a
life long member. preached the fu-
neral. after which the body was laid
to rest in Cedar Grove cemetery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-06
Death Of aa Infant.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. v. Morris extend to them their
sympathy in the death last Saturday
of their infant son. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from
the residence. the service being con.
Quoted by Rev. G. 5. KenGard,
pastor OF the Baptist church. assist.
ed by Rev. E. K. ojeal of the
Msshedist church.