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The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
WILL YOU
STOP! Think! ACT!

Magnolia Place in tn.
On&e Lemons Grape fruit Pu ruck whiob
will
From $4,000 per Annum in Truck to $4,000
per Annum in Fruit
lean sell you ten Magnolia the Ct
N r. r. SIS per month.
will this be od for mp"
on it. '
Another When able will or.
hundred will
the - with calculation for the future, invest
S25 Now and SIS per Month, Theirs Will Be
Wealth and Independence
Others the vo v,,
till advanced
no place and invest few dollars ..n
ion ENJOY incompatible winter climate
you through the wandering NAV lead
Now consider Houston standst and
With the Completion of the Panama Canal
Houston Will Become the Greatest
Port of Entry in the World
ou-stp ST. Louis and Kansas commercial center rive,
ana stee from Texas o.
ana eastern ,.d.
'e" A '' "1nn the suburban limits ohp
Ten thouanda Fifteen " ~onnr
revenue OF soW to s3OW detail, wr " 1 "
u. A. Pattison, Hartman, Colo
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
italian Drisaaaass II is4s.

One summer evening In the crowded
thsatsr IN impatient house demanded
the drawing Of the curtain preliminary
to the nrst act. When at last It Was
upraised II Passatore and his armed
band occupied the stage. with muske,s
aimed at the affrighted audience. Tie
chief stated that be should levy a tGx
per head. which he then and there col-
lscted. The gang made on with their
booty unmolested. LADY Presturcb's
AEssays."
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07


would Peuna'
Who 8 opposing o
o6 peoplef OF course
professional
writer's n he
give and testimonial the
Ito
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
p,,sss..y'. wonderful Memory.

Harry N. Pilisbury. the e.hess player,
oDeesd one day 10 South R~thieheni
Ra., 10 memoFize thirty words. nn mat
~ WV hard they might be. the *elss.-
t1ons to be read to him only once.
Professor MerrimaD OF Lehigh uni.
veGsfty ard Or. ThreIkeld- Edwards Ut
DetAlshsm picked ont most Of the fol.
Iewing words: Andphlogistinc. leri-
sstsum. takadiastase. piasmon. ambr.-
-. Threikeld. stTeptoc0ccus. staph.-
lececcus, micrococcus. plasmodinnl.
Mississippi, Freiheit, Philadelphia.
Clncinnat1. athletics. no war. Eicheli.
beeg, Americas. Russia. philosopher
Pict- Potgieters-Rost. Saima gundi. Oonl.
stljecoota. Bangmamgato. Schl0'bter !
Net, Nanxinyama. theosophy. cate
chisn. Nadjeso0msiopa.
Nr. Pillsbury Immediately repeate,l
tAass words IN the order given and IN
H. rsvsfss order.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
IN. Other Party.

u want you to put In your Lost and
Found. column an advertisement like
this: Wallet containing considerable
sun, ut money and papers. tiuder
will keep money; return papers,"
Don't you think" suggested the
clerk. '.ypu had better add no aues.
tionx asked*"
mo. But you may say mo questions
answered I'm the finder.
Standard and Times.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
DR.. SIAS,
ABLE ORATOR
FROM MANAGER PALMER

FROM MANAGER PALMER
Dsas Deeess &ias:
.sst 81 Sortst to tsu yos Nov yosr
rsessf leeesss toss passssA or psoess.
hssr as1hiAl bst sseaisms % 81
siSss. Oas ssaaiesss hss ~ svsa
wrieess - 81 4 thsy go 80 vssssaia
ssey.sf hseh Il ysss Issssrss. s. ths sss-
stssss y well - - yssr pssssssiity
plsassd shsn hses shas I osy hsvs ~
passssrs q rssus,i.l yes slaia TO this
ksld.
Wish bsss wishss fos yesr sostisssd
sseesss.
Yosrs very truly.
4. 3. Pslsss.
Gsssrsi Msaatsr Csasrsi Lyessa
Bsrsss.
He will appear at the Holly Opefs
Beuse nexi Moa1ay eveaiad
Manager Geo. Williams OF the
Postal Telegraph CO., oontsmplates
removing TO Denver at an early
date.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
A COSTLY rRtfLE.
n orsveht 0sakrvpssy - sa Gssllsh
lrs~ kiao.

n oeswohe 0sakrWptsy - sa gasilsh
irs~ kiaS.
lt vas . eoanou peany postage
sea0o tat bsougtt Hobart. the great
nEielsh ''irss king" 70 his rsin. AZ tbe
tlass e ths whitwesth perhd. when
thsrs wss . big crisis In the iron tssd~.
- ~ agents In al paris Of thr world
~ kspt hio posed. uometiRsas ttey
talagsapbsA nsws 70 him in cipher.
~ tboss u Easiand were asarty A.
ways iastsuctsd 10 write. Al that ~
~ H. psiaeipal agent. vho was aiA'
~ ehisf pastner. was in seeaSesd An.i
vrsts hin iron there warning nlm u.
~ eat al iroo intsessts Tor the tins.'
- oeeeuat of tn Whit worth crisis-
uebast had frsqusst ets Of irrtts BILL
~, al ~ I'D ben rscsiving = lot Of
unsoaaesd lsttses oe no importaMe on
whleb - ND 70 pay dosbss psataEe.
o. Doesing In anger ~ gave orders
tat soeh lsttsrs were to be returned
% IL pestnaa. TIE very nrst nm
seanDo1 lsttee received after this was
feo0 ~ partner. It was rejected -
seeo - II arrived.
Ceosoqssntjy. knowing notbiaG Of
tie existeecs Of the letter or the all
imosetast private news It containeti.
Aebast plsdgsd himself next day for
nses irea dsais than even hix mighty
credit was good for. The great drOp In
peiees cane two days later. aud He
bart, eoee . millionaire. wax Involved
Il hepslsss bankruptcy from which
- nsvee recovered. = lA'nd"n Tele-
aEaph.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
oU0s uyspepela;
Trial Is hoo

Il b . popahr mistake that oaly
wealthy people who eat rseh ana
highly-spieed foods su6er from dys-
peoeia, o., ~ i is also known. indi-
1sseioa. TIE hborer in the street..
tAe vosiBss h tie field also hnds him
~ . viesia Of this disorder. Among
~ very greatest sufferers nom 1t are
Wo0ea.
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1.ssae g ss..esa BY io:e e. y ~ -.
- a1l@ eS2isG By bad eanp'ssiae an1
fhsss = = ssssr and spss1i. cusc e
- .seshls thaa Dr: Canvclrs eysse
s@esS - s's & ss.ssSss,es s.s:nss s.er: AZ: ~ Esss
1T h3attvs cea0ound cure1 caye. caark.
g n9s9 4. e dysPsHs.ss cs sssf1 1ne vssss' 49,
4 vee1 u heky day that - neess e
= 49,. q Eons9sonss7, ss Al. 60
01s1iaG eeatlausgsly for saxteeo 0saesc:
4heoe arc enly . few Of he navy ~
Z b MT e9pe0slve to BE- cure0 WIN tnae
- sssss & ! Ss.csnt Z mt Or q sessie.
leeS uesss q Dr. Caidvell.s 4yrup Nspsin.
ut 4 yos yant % know wtthoat expeose
vhat 4 :viii 4 fes you Ress99nsey: R9 ~ ]. - =
- % esn6 yoa free trial be<tis.. H
q actually aaxieus to havs you make
TT e his Fs1sAy.
1hseeaa1s ef families syWyWhees -
= tn ths hesse eEatnst suea aa cnass.
G0sceioa. bilioGsnsss. dysgepstA heart.
4 . .0labse q The family any day. ].
q paooaent - ths taste. acfs gently and
80 not griRe. u 10 the srss& chiidrsn'i
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
If Sick

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An1 VII ~ ron wAy ~ III.
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8 Ssoe - . uns. p,sass-snd ths nvs eli
Aln>pclnEnsn6 eaA Aslays.
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hslow ass yeaFl-aad wtekSas 60. tsshags .
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q NJ psivass sssss'tpssa = S'sa eevs's
nesiAss. ~ hocAa win eea - ~ aaA
hssIsa - = ysS; IL q g - SEss.
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s0Qs hlesly vsrth - sMgsest. g vssal
0avR e000. d. 0hoop, 1ox u, kacine. Wis.
WA1lA Dssa enna ~ Ssss
Ho.l o. Dyspqh No. roe Wcaaaa
to, q o. ~ E6li4 No. B For Mo-
H, o. IL ki0nsgs Ne. . On RhsaAaAnD
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
Millions Of eo4tels

aana,slly ,is god evidcnce thst il Is ! good
rsasdy for LsGrippe. coughs, coids, and all
thross md broachial troubles. Look Tor tho
Bal o. the Bossle. Sold 1t Fsmer's Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

n there u anything about
yuur ailment that you don't
understand. or n you want
any medical advice. write
70 the doctor. and he will
answer you fully. Thsre II
no charge for this service
The address II DR.. W. b.
CALDWELL. 800 Caldwell hadg..
No1ticello. III.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
Eczema. Rinaxorm.

letter. ohspped hands or l;ps. boiIs. sores
use use il DR.. BELLS ANTISEPTIc sALVE
25c box at all dealers. A creamy snow white
ointment. Farmers Ph .rmscy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
One Of Wisconsin's Mothers
Who Always Keeps
Pe-ru-na in the
House.

81 am now able TO do my hcuse.
work again, and have . good appe.
lite. 1 have used thirteen bottles
of Peruna and one OF Mana!in.
Nv hus band and children are also
in good health. We always keep
Peruna in the house. l thank
you . thousand times for your
advice."-Mrs. Alvina Plamann,
1914 Walnut st., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

Ths busiest and milhtiest little thing
that ever wss made 10 Chambselsin's
S&onsch and Liver Tablets. They do the
work whsnevsr you require their cid.
These tablets change wsakness iato
strength, listlessness into sossly,
flooninsss into joyousnsss. Thsir action
is 90 gentle one doa't realize thsy have
taken purSative. Sold By. The Holly
Pharnacy, Ikslman Bros, Proprs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
Special Meeting

A meeting. for the pur-
pose Of Organizing a pre-
liminary irrigation District.
under the proposed Bent
Canal. will Be held at Hart.
man, Saturday Jan. 8 1910
at 1.N p. m.
You cannot afford to miss
this meeting. Tell your neigh
Dor to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
Several Members
OF Club Resign
Employees Of the McCord Brady Com.
pany to Quit the CONNER
cial Club.

simultaneously with the resignation Of
w. H. McCord from the executive com
mittee Of the Commercial club have come
the designations from the club Of all the
McCord-Brady company men who have
belonged 10 the Commercial club, with the
exception Of Mr. MCCord himself He
holds his membership in the club and as
indicated in his interview in The Bee sun
day does not intend TO give this up
1t is patent that the designations Of these
men who number something Hke six or
seven have come as an additional protest
These designations are not to come up for
action as is Mr. McCords' from the ex-
ecutive committee, this taking place at the
meeting Tuesday hoon. As in most clubs
the resignation OF member Of the Com
mercial club is self-actng
Neither at the office OF the McCord-
Brady company nor at the Commercial
club will information be given as to the
names Of the men who have resigned their
membership. The membership roster OF
the club gives besides the name Of W. II
McCord the following men Of the McCord-
Brady company as members
r. +. Bacon, John S. Brady, Charles L.
Deuel., L. j. Hoel, II. G Hoel and 4. b.
Warren
This roster is not quite up-to-date and
there may be one or more men in the COM
pany who have belonged to the club
The resignation Of Mr. McCord was the
chief topic Of conversation at the club
Monday, particularly at the noon hour
luncheon. That the other designations
have been sent is not yet a matter Of gen
eral knowledge
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
Thomas Back
from Long Trip;
Tells of Plans
Headquarters Considering Proposal to
Establish Satisfaction at Florence
and Postal Supply Station.

Upon his return Monday morning from
Washington, Postmaster b. r. Thomas re-
ported the plans he had advanced bsfors
the postoffice authorities had met with
considerable favor, though no definite ac-
zion. Mr.. Thomas reached Omaha about
5:S5 in the morning after an absence Of
a week
He explained that his proposal for the
abolition Of the Independent postoffice at
Florence for branch office will receive
attention soon. 1t is the postmaster's con
tention that with the establishment Of a
substation to the one in Omaha, Florence
would receive seven deliveries Of mail a
day instead OF the limited number II now
receives. The suggestion for a postal sun
ply station in Omaha was also announced
by Mr.. Thomas to be under consideration
at headquarters
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
FEDERAL ENGINEERS HERE
Three Members Of Board Listen to
Views from Different Sections.
MAJOR WALKER NOW OF OMAHA
New Chief Of Engineers Of the De.
partment OF Missouri Meets with
Others and Hears the
Arguments

Ihree members OF TIE Board Of Engineers
OF the United States Engineer corps heard
eNpounded private views OF the vagaries
OF the Missouri river Monday morning.
River improvers, civil engineers. farmers
with lands which the river eats Tor break
tast, and various others told the United
States engineers what they thought ought
to be done and how they thought il can
be done. The engineers. Il might be said I'm
passing did not always agree. though the
meeting was, Of course, quite harmonious.
Major Charles Keller Of Rock Island
Major r. II. Schulz OF Kansas city and
Major NJ. L. Walker OF Omaha. were the
three members Of the board present Major
next Monday.
kellar is president Major Walker is the
new chief OF engineers Of the Department
Of the Missouri, having come to Omaha
Monday succeeding. Major Schulz here.
Major Schulz goes to Kansas City.
Henry T. Clarke Of Omaha occupied a
good part Of the time and he was followed
by w. 5. King, a South Omaha civil en-
gineer who told Of a scheme Of his own
which has prevented erosion OF the river
side. James l. Paxton Of Omaha also
spoke
a large number OF landowners from Pa.
cifc Junction were present with an appeal
Tor work in their nelghborhood.
Luncheon at Commercial Club.
At noon Commissioner J. NJ Guild took
the whole party to the Commercial clut
for luncheon and after this the engineers
went TO Florence where they looked at the
waterworks and took a motor boat trip
Besides the engineers the following were
present at the conference which was held
at the Headquarters Of the Department OF
the Missouri:
Charles Howard, w, B. Groom. Thomas
Coglan, b. e. Lincoln, w. c. Delashmutt
and c. F. Davis OF Pacific Junction; j M
Guild, J. o. Paxton, Fl T. Clarke. u. c
Haas, f. F. Marshall and S. II. Heth
Omaha; Henry Brandt Mills county. j
N. Miller and f. c. Carey Of Ashland; w
F. Baker, w. F. Flickinger. ]. II. Mayne
B. Marks and w. NJ Gibson Council
Bluffs; Seth Dean GIenwood d. Grimes
Wann; w. s. King, South Omaha; T. NJ
Carter, Plattsmouth' s. w Godesy. Fol
J som; Thomas Lincoln, James Miller. s N
Lee, c. c. May and n. L. Kiser Platte
vile township, Iowa; H. f. Clark. Belle
vlue; J. A. Fox Washington. D. G.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
Strange Properties of
a Wonderful Drug

Prof H. Won starcks new book. Thirty
Years Observations Of Eczema" contains
much that will interest the layman as
well as the scientific reader
In June 1905" he writes. there ap-
peared at the institute a woman. % years
old, with hair unusually interesting. Il
was abundant and long, but upon close
examination two distinct growths Of hair
we're seen
she said that up TO four months pre-
vious her hair was thin. struggling and
brittle, with a tendency TO fan out. Dan
druff and eczema Of the scalp had devel-
oped which she treated with a simple
solution made by dissolving ounces OF
quintone in y pint of hot water--let cool.
THE result OF the treatmnet was that
the eczema and dandruff were eradicated.
and apparently the hair follicles were
revivified. for new hair appeared.
For years I recommended quintOne
in any case Of eczema on any part Of the
body."-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

@ T. Croker the millionaire oil man OF
san Francisco passed through Omaha late
sunday night With a party OF nine OF his
western friends and business acquaintance
for Chicago. The destination Of the party
ana the reason for the trip are unknown.
Charles Ware general. superintendent of
the Union Pacific, left Monday for the
vest for tour OF inspection over the
unes or that road He was accompanied
by W, A. Deuel., general manager OF the
hoffat lines and who was formerly a dts
trtct superintendent OF the Union Pacific.
II = Mr.. Deuel's intention 70 resign hts
position on the first OF the year and take
I much needed vacation In the shape OF q
rip 70 Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS GOOD
Edition Of Real Estate journal Tells
of Conditions over the
Country.

The real estate business the country
over is in highly prosperous state" said
w. Harrison Burnell, editor and manager
OF the National Real Estate Journal, which
IL the official organ OF the National Real
Estate Dealers association.
Mr.. Harrison is in Omaha enroute to
Denver to help there In preparatio for
the next convention Of the national asso-
citation.
While here Mr. Harrison Is gathering data
FOR a special article for his paper on the
Omaha Real Estate exchange
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
POLICE TO PAY FOR UNIFORMS
Board Enters ArrRngement with store
for Purchase of Firemen and
Police Uniforms,

According 10 an. order by the police board
all policemen and firemen will have to buy
their own uniforms henceforth and pay
for them in cash on delivery The decision
grows out OF an arrangement by the board
and Hayden Brothers store.
1t is announced that the order is not in
tended to cause present members of the
two departments to get new uniforms now.
but Is merely 10 govern men joining the
forces in the future or ola members at
times when they need new uniforms or
parts Of new ones.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
UNWILLING OF FAMOUS SUN
DIAL TO BE HELD SOON
Daughters of American Revolution
Plan Ceremony for INTERVIEW
Governor 10 Speak.

The Omaha chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will carry out an
Impressive ceremony in the unwilling Of
the sun dial in Riverview Park, October 15
The speakers Of the occasion will be Gov
ernor Ashton Shallenberger, General Gren-
vile Dodge Of Council Bluffs and Mrs o.
s. Ward, state regent of the society.
The sun dial was erected to mark the
Old Oregon trail. It viii serve as one Of
the sights of interest in this part of the
country for years TO come owing TO the
historical associations surrounding it. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
ANOTHER RECORD is BROKEN
south Omaha Yards Receive 8S,279
Head of sheep, which il the
Worlds High Mark.

South Omaha again broke the worlds
record for sheep receipts Monday. with a
total of 69,29 head recorded. The local
stock yards have been having a nip and
tuck race for supremacy with-the Chicago
stock yards since the local yards broke the
record September g. The figure then was
63,2l5 head. Chicago took the record Sep
TENDER rs with $780, Monday South Omaha
swept the record aside with So, 100 sheep In
its yards and 5,565 in cars ready to be I'M
loaded, the total passing 60 900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
QUICK REAL ESTATE DEAL
Montgomery Sells His Home and in
short Time Buys Home of
j. c, Nelson.

c. s. Montgomery made record for
quick real estate dealing Saturday and
Monday Saturday he sold his home at
Thirty-sixth street and Dewey avenue to
Lee McShane for $4,000 and Monday Mr..
Montgomery bought the j.. c. Nelson home
at 1884 South Thirty-fifth street. The two
transactions were made by the same firm
}. II. Dumont & Son-but were separate
deals, and the first sale was not made with
the second purchase In view. q
For THE Nelson house Mr.. Montgomery
paid 81 200 Mr. Nelsen has~ gone to Den
Yer as superintendent of the Western
Union. ..'- ...t. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
HOLDUP SUSPECT is CAUGHT
Harry Clark, Suspected of Attack on
w. IA. Haaker, Taken by De-
tectives Monday.

Harry Clark, 20 years old, was arrested
Monday morning by Detectives Fleming.
Emory and Young. He is thought TO be
the man who held up and robbed W. r.
Haaker Of sos North Twenty street
the night OF October 6. Haaker, who is
manager OF the Drexel Shoe company. was
knocked down ana robbed Of So in change
BY two young men. He told the police he
could Identity the assailants. He win be
brought TO the police station to see II he
can identity young Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
Negro Bites Off
Ear III a Fight
Two Colored Men Battle Over a
Shovel, with Serious Results
to One.

In Alright over a shovel Nose Lancy, a
negro, bit off the ear OF Fred Ellis, another
negro fellow workman at the Bryan, Ford
q Mclaughlin asphalt works Monday morn
ing The two men were employed at the
asphalt works and live at 1ll7 Davenport
street.
Lancy is alleged to have carried vicious
looking knife in his possession besides
making the assault. He is charged with
mayhem. Detectives Emery and Fleming
arrested both men, DR.. Bishop Of the police
department attended the injured negro.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
building Permits.

Sunderland Bros. company, Forty-second
and Nicholas, frame shed, $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
FINED FOR THROWING AT CAT
Guest at Victoria Hotel Filings Glass
ON Sidewalk I'm Aiming al
Feline.

On 4 charge Of throwing glass on the
sidewalk In efforts to hit a yowling cat
Sunday night, Joseph Coleman. resident OF
the Victoria hotel, was fined IS and costs
Monday morning. SO far as Is known the
cat escaped uninjured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
TURNKEY HEROLD GETS WORSE
After an Illness of Two Weeks He is
Taken to Hospital for Fur
Their Treatment.

After a serious illness Of two weeks with
an ailment of the stomach. William Her
old turnkey of the city jail, was taken
to the Omaha General hospital Monday
morning The mans condition is thought
to be Of a grave nature.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
DO DIssoIve the UnIo1

Of stomach, liver and kidney troubles and
cure biliousness and malaria, take Electric
Bitters. Guaranteed. 5Oc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-11
The Omaha Bee and
The Twentieth Century Farmer


ope the wonderful possibilities Land
0 ltruha won
the this
upon the west that Omaha must depend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
visiting friends in Hanover. county.
has returned to her home
MISREPRESENTATION.

Special to The Tim Dispatch.1
fredericksburg. Va, October IL
Howard Owen Rock, cashier Of the
Lancaster National Bank. and MISS
Lille DeBerry Brewington, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Brewington, OF
Irvington, were married this after
noon at 3 O'clock In the Methodist
Church at 1rving.on. Rev. J. D. Hosier
By her father. Miss Myrtle Y. Brew
Ington, sister Of the bride, was maid
OF honor, The other attendants were
little Miss Ethel Brewington, niece OF
the bride, ring-benrer; bridesmaids,
Miss Fannie Rock, sister OF the groom,
and Miss Pauline G. Long; ushers.
Newton Weaver, OF Urbanna; Gilbert
K. Messick. b. Lee Simmons. BERNARD
willing, w. r. Rowe and Calvin
Brewington. brother OF the bride, all
OF 1rvington. During the ceremony
Miss Anna Baugher OF Baltimore,
sang 20 Perfect Love-" Mrs. Irving
r. Messick. OF 1rvington, rendered the
wedding marches, and played selec-
tons by classic and modern composers
during the ceremony.
The color scheme OF the decorations
was yellow and white.
A reception was given at the home
OF the bride to the bridal party the
evening before the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rock left by steamer
for Baltimore. and will continue their
trip to Niagara Falls and other North
ern points. After November they
will be at home at Irvington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13
annual SESSION
OPEN IN BRISTOL
Large Attendance at Conference
Of Virginia Society, D.
A. r.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Bristol. Va. October 12.-With
large number of delegates present.
representing the various chapters in
the State, the fourteenth annual con-
ference of the Virginia National So
ciety of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution convened in the City
Hall here to-day. Mrs. Samuel w.
Jamison. of Roanoke. State regent, Is
presiding oyer the sessions. The dele
gates were welcomed by Mrs. u. II.
McCue, regent of the Sycamore Shoals
Chapter, of Bristol
Mrs. James G. Penn, of the Dorothea
Henry Chapter, delivered the response.
This was followed by an address by
Mrs. Jamison. the State regent.
Mrs Matthew T. Scott, president
general of the national organization.
delivered an address
During the afternoon the reports
from the various chapters and those
of the officers of the State society
were heard. Luncheon was served to
the delegates at the Elks' Hall at
noon.
This afternoon reception was given
the visitors at the home of Mrs. I'll. II.
Graves This evening they were
served dinner at the home of Mrs.
Price wife of Judge John w. Price.
The society will conclude the work
of the present meeting tomorrow.
when officers will be chosen.