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FOREIGN C,RS IN GERM NY.
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A system OF Detached stub End
Subways.

II would seem Incredible that the
Public Service Commissions plans for
the trIborough subway should violate
elementary principles Of the science Of
railroadlng. In creating the commig-
sion the State conferred upon il ample
power in the hope that il might procure
for this town the best advice on a tech
meal question that money could buy,
and the commission has had NJ its dis
posal generous annual appropriations
for working expenses. The first indie
pendent measure OF note offered by the
commission j. a route the cost Of which
the commission itself does not estimate
at less than sI.p.p1,G0. No one doubts
the commissions word that il has
labor"1 diligently over the plans. and
the community was Inclined 10 accent
them without cayil, for tho need of
transit relief Is urgent.
Vet when III" plans are examined bv
competent traffic engineers they arc.
condemned on variety Of grounds
Some Of these tho laynan will have
difficulty in understanding, but even
IN" layman ia capable nowadays Of
approaching tho need OF through car
service, OF a proper correlation Of the
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"Nr Touches pas Q 10 Reias

From ~ London IjSOo>.
Under thla title q Pari. con TEN porsry p'"'s'',
IN give an acrounI Of the tragic fea'h % 'n'
Queen or siam sho wa. - greatly loved ." "
consori. some years axo her Majesty Vas oos'
ing with ladies' Of the court In o lake In no ss
d.ns Of the palace at BanRkOk. The boat oFt'
turned and the Queen could not swim. sac w.
surrounded by numerous persousgos ~sn eoo,.
have saved her life. but no one has ne n8s, -.
extend the hand upon the Queen. Tss A ~.
slons could have h@Lh her up ana pgsven "a ',
from alnking. and be Ma nowhere IS hAnd-
Rssetfallv thc ooaEs Allowed No 0ssan 70 asss@
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1hr,'~s HiTir,y m Sf,nHf N1gf-'n'
When 90 he Comedy Theatre oncr ->'-''-i
an applicn lion from = young man sho fe'lrsi
io mo = matter Of urgent I'm porArre J
wrote him. asking To he Informed - 20 me Ha' I,
OF his business lie replied that & was p"''o' "
and private. hut Of extreme urgency, ant a"'i
for tnirr,i~v. gave him an ApDotr '7eT''
and he called To see me. whsn l Iesrnrf 'hat nv
onJert wss 10 place his services si my dis9o~a
Hl. dOctor b~ Informed me- had ordered MN -
take complete rest. or In any car Ia eT1|o'
himself Ia way that Required ih.p.i'D ~
braln WORK 30 no had decided 10 90 rpSn INC
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cape Town "nr- N-'i under srvrr- . rode
~ sumptuAry laws tins, anything Ike dIsplay
was restricted 4" Inc Governor and his irrmeiini.
circle Thus runs NtlrIe VI 81 Inc Dgtrh laws
against luxury and O~irniation' No one less
In rank Than = iuniOr merchant and ihos- among
the citizens ~ equal rank snd the wives and
daughters only ~ those who are mr. have been
members % any council shall venture 10 ii.-
umbrellas In practice ihis restricted the pos
session and uss ~ umbrellas 20 about nfIy Der
sons IN CaDo Teua
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THE TRIBOROuGH NOT TIE.

Diagram From . Paper Read ny William
,. wu6us before the American In
stitus- Of Electrical Engineers on
October ~.
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SALES TO CHINA AND JAPAN.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i2.-Ths Bureau Of
Statistics reports that exports TO China
will show 4 smaller value in the calendar
year 1910 than for many yeats IL e~ti-
mates the total for tho year az SIS, zoo. 900.
OF about one-half IN, value of the exports
Of 1919. The records OF recent years show
a similar decline in sales tn Japan. Hong
kong and Asiatic Russia. The figures
ata nd thus.
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stand thus:
Cana yspr.. so"s Ra,u
iss sDsaiGN 81, .csuno ,bS.looo 8 Mo no
IS: ,1no70D t.OeSnO s'ti.no lsi>,1o
iSs .,7u.aD ns.S.no NI77"0 Iqis,To
lad isT,.Ooo .3tiI.Oo '.E10 iu.n 90
First nine months Of 1910:
China. ST.. no
Japan Observation-Disclosures. T.1p Uo
HonghonE ........ ....-.........-... SisWo
NsiatIc Russia .......... iDi,m
The 1910 sales in thore markets. with
their hundreds Of millions Of people. are
81 100. 600 less than the sales 10 Cuba in
the same Pc, iod. sis,ooo. 600 less than the
sales to Mexico. and only one fifth %! the
sales to Canada. Daring those nine
months Argentina bought more than
s3i .ooo. OoO wo''h of our goods. while China
bought less than $1,000 ON worth. and
Brazil's purchases eNcoed those of japan
ny more than H.91.O0o. Little New
foundland and dark colored Hayti each
took nearly M much Of our mercha ndise
as did Hongkong that celebrated EN-
porium NJ the Far East and Salvador
bought as much as did Asiatic Russia.
China and Japan together bought $40 CO.,
90 worth of American merchandise. and
South America bought 374 600 .OOo worth.
In the last four yea = sales To our neighbors
OF the Western Hemisphere hav" Increased
~ per cent and our sales in those great
markets Of tho Far East have decrsa sed
nearly ~ per cent. This increase IN one
group 81 trad. currents and decrease in
another il open to explanation and In
doubtless "xplainablc along several lines
On" If those perhaps tho true one. would
recognize the limited aggressive trade
energy employed in either din action.
That would lo,v" the increased aales IN
tho Western Hemisphere to he accounted
for on the ground that they represent
buying demand from progressive and
increasingly prosper our countries that
need or want what We have to sell. They
need IL or want it a. factor in or Is a
fruit Of their progress. That IL. vigorous
selling effort holding an unimportant
place in either. tho buying demand Of
tho Western Hemisphere far exceeds
tho buying demand Of China and its
immediate neighhors. more active and
Intelligent selling effort would expand the
"a lea indsfinitcly
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Knicker Smith Is too rich to 20 10 the nrsG act
Of the play.
Booker And subbubs Is 100 poor 70 stay for
ne lass AaA
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Postage 10 foreign countries aided
All cheeks money orders, &c. 10 be made pay
able 20 THF NTN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
lChristiansburg Social News.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
Christiansburg, Va, July Ib.-Miss
Anne Eoff entertained on Thursday
evening in honor of her guest, MISS
I.ucretia DeJarnette, Of Norfolk. About
fifty guests called during the evening.
Miss DeJarnette has received much
attention during her stay here. and IN
RadfoTd
At recent meeting Of the Chris
tiansburg German Club the following
officers We're elected: Bert Phlegar,
president: Everett Hawley, vice-presi.
dent; DIR. James Lester, secretary ana
treasurer. The regular Tuesday and
Friday evening dances Will be given
during the summer.
Colonel Robert Arnold, OF WaVerly,
is the guest OF his sister, Mrs William
Calhoun.
Misses Lucy Stuart. Of Tazewell. and
Mary Willie Miner, Of North Sarollna,
are guests OF Miss Mary Miller.
Miss Beatrice Colhoun entertained a
large house party this week, among
the guests being Miss kitty Hoge OF
Roanoke. and Miss Calhoun, OF Nlcks'
burg, Miss, ,,..,
Mrs. Laura Barnett and little grand
daughter, Katherine Stiles, of Ne"
York, are guests Of Mrs. ]. Kyle Mon.
| tague.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hunter are guests
! of Mrs. G. w. Hunter.
/ Houston Eoff spent the week y
Richmond attending the virginia
| Press Association. He was accom-
panied by Miss Harriet Eor.
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Powhatan Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Powhatan, Va, July 16-Mrs. wal
lace Taylor, of Lynchburg, Is the
guest OF Mrs. r. D. Tucker.
Miss Louise Weisiger, of south Rich.
mond, is visiting Miss Gay Miller, OF
this place. -.
P. r. Flanagan. who has been visit
ing relatives here, has returned 10
Miss Elenor wingfeld has returned
TO her home in Richmond, after fislt
to relatives in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Spears Maxey, VINO
nave been visiting relatives at ELBOW
have returned to Danville.
Mrs. Austin ellis, of Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs r. D. Lucker
Miss Nancy Sydnor, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
to Ashland.
Miss Dorothy Justis. who has beer
visiting relatives in New York, has
returned to her home here.
Miss Annie Brown, of CartersVille
Is the guest of her aunt, Miss Fannie
Brown, near the village.
Mrs. Noble Jordan, of LynchburG
IS the guest of relatives here.
Mrs Watt ellis visited in Richmond
this week.
to Richmond after brief visit to
friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Read This
All Who Suffer from catarrh, Sore
Throat or Colds

Millions OF people throughout America
have brcathed Hyomei pronounce it
High-o-me) and now own Hyomei In
halcr made OF hard rubber.
II you own Hyomei Inhaler, no mat.
ter where you live, you cain get bottle Of
Hyomei at druggists everywhere and at
Tragle's for only SOC.
Ask for an extra bottle OF Hyonei In
halcnt; the price is only SOC, and with it
you can cure cough or cold in day.
You can get relief from catarrh or
stuffed up head in two minutes and stop
hawking and snuffling in week.
Just pour few drops OF Hyomei into
the inhaler and breathe it in--that's all
you have to do.
It's SO easy and so pleasant and SO
much more desirable than swallowing
nauseating drugs. Breathe Hyomei over
the inflamed membrane Of the nose and
throat and its soothing healing action
will be felt Immediately.
II you have not Hyomei Inhaler, get a
complete Hyomei outfit at once. This
only costs Sl0O, and with it comes
Hyomei Inhaler that will last lifetime
and ought to be in every family.
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Danville Social News.
fsnce,al "a Tho Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch-l
Danville, Va. July l6.--Mr. ana Mrs
James q. Penn and Mrs. Robert BOYD
IRE at Rockbridge Alum.
Miss Lille jennings. or RichHoha'
In visiting Mrs. N. w. Berkeley.
Mrs, James A. Henderson. of ShTeve.
port, La, is visiting Mrs, W. ~ Shei-
ton.
irwin Harvio Is spending several
days In Washington. 4.
Mrs. Anna Johnston, of Georgia, Is
the guest OF Mrs, James q. Penn.
Misses Mamie Wiseman. Pattle
Smith, Agnes Walker Dot Richmond
and Fannie Bouldin, are at MONTREAL,
Mrs James G.. Penn has returned
from an extended visit to the orient,
Miss Blanche Patton is visiting MISS
Eliza Harlin at Virginia Beach.
Miss Virginia MaSruder Is Nisitihs
relatives In Greensboro.
Miss Edith Williamson is the suess
of MISS Nan Cnthbert. In Peterspurs.
Mrs. Bruce Guerrant and chi n.
are spending the summer al Aa@e-
well. p.,.,.,,,.
Miss Marguerite Penn, OF ReidsVille,
Is visiting Miss Louise Bass.
Miss Helen Becker, of Roanoke, VINO
has been the cfprnling house CUES,
of Miss Nora Waddiil, has returned
Miss Dorothy Moomaw Of Roanoke.
is the guest of Miss Nora Waddill.
Miss Emma Edrnunds, of Houston.
was the guest OF Miss Emma Leigh
this week.
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Cisnont Social News.
special 10 The Tlmes-p,spatcl.1

Especial to The Tlmes-D,spatch.l
cismont. Va. July 16.-The younger
set OF the neighborhood We're hosts
and hostesses at a jolly dance at the
Cismont Auditorium Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Joslin leave shortly
to spend the summer in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sholto Douglas are
away on visit to friends and to
various Northern resorts.
Rober Page. of Richmond. is en-
joying his vacation at his parents
home, near Cismont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grigsby shackelford
and daughter and Mrs. HUGH
Morrison and two daughters are all
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Page at
Mrs. shackelford and Miss Mary
Shackelford have returned from
visit to DR. and Mrs. Robert Shackel-
ford, at Haymarket.
Miss Mary Aylett. Of R i h, who VIZ
at Warrenton. is expected shortly at
Campbell
Miss Annie Fry, OF Greensboro. n.
c.. is staying with her aunt, Mrs.
Everett. at Kinlock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Stuart Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Stuart. Va, July 16.-Mrs. a,
ing her father, J. 7. Perkins.
Miss Lillian Martin left MonoaS 80
visit friends in Kentucky !.
Miss Minnie Cave, of Lynchburg,, Is
visiting Miss Mildred MAR, on biue
Mrs. viii Mccandless, Of SALISBURY =.
n. G.. is spending some time WIN hef
Mrs. j. j. Norman and children are
Miss Elizabeh Munford delightfully
entertained number Of her friends
last Tuesday evening in honor OF
Misses Minnie Cave, Of Lyme hburg. and
Esther Gregory Of Roan nola ga va 10
visiting his sister, Mrs. Pedigo. -.
Miss Bessie Noel returned THIS ,n,S week = q
Roanoke, and Cape Charles. While
away she was bridesmaid OF the
Shack elford-Pe wedding.
An INFORMAL. but very pretty dance
was given Monday evening by me
young men of the town. In honor OF
the visiting girls.
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Norwood Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Norwood, Va, July 16.-Miss Bes-
sic Kidd. of Lypchburg, returned to
her home here on Sunday. She was
accompanied home by Miss Oslo Ban
ton, who will spend some time here.
DR. William Burks. who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned
to his home in Tennessee.
Misses Lizzie Brown and Margaret
Bouls of Baltimore. are here to spend
the summer with Miss Lucy G. Cabell,
OF Union Hill"
Mayo c. Brown OF Lynchburg, was
also guest at Union Hill house on
last weets.
Mrs. Robert Perkins and Master
Mrs. Richard Adcock. of Richmond,
and Mrs. Albion c. Scruggs, OF Russell
county, are visiting Mrs. George D.
scruggs. where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. John Powers and Miss Eva
Powers, of Warminster, were IN
LynchburG on Friday last.
Lee Stenson left on Sunday TO spend
come time with friends in Richmond
Rev w. A. Maxey. of Powhatan, was
a visitor here last week.
Mr.. Blake and DR.. Dennis, OF Lynch
burg, and R!eyerley Carter tr. q ~ Rien n,
Mr.. and Mrs'S.' r. Bolton.
Russell AlSers, of Gladstone, is visit
ing Miss Winnie Bolton, at this place
Clifford Cabell. of Newport News
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Russell
Robinson, OF "Colleton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Oxford Social News.
Ispecial 10 me mines Dlspatcl,:l

Especial to The Time Dispatcnl: =, I u
Oxford, ". e., July l6:-anIe ov odio =
annual picnic TUESDAY at Proyideaa;c &c
The extreme heat seemed not W uis-
8turb the pleasures Of the day.
The many friends Of Mrs. J. Robar 70
are pleased to learn that shs mas ere
she underwent an operation at st.
Lukes Hospital.
Miss Catherine Lassiter, after nay
Ing spent the winter and spring WIFI
an aunt in Jacksonville, Fla, IS az
home for the summer.
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Cannady, Mrs, ~
T. White. Miss Helen White and MISS
Fannie Webb are spending the week
The Oxford Military Company IS in
camp at. Morehead City. Genera!
Royster Is also there in command OF
Mr.. and Mrs, II, III, Crenshaw are
at .taI hons haya from ON South Boston where 81
parents of Mr., crenshaw.
y Mrs. y, A. TugHle, Of keysyille; Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17

homo.
here on Sunday, visiting friends.
to her home in Richmond.
Miss Helen McNIurdo Is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Stebbins.
Mrs. B. Morgan Shepherd and Miss
Julia Wiesiger left Saturday for ocean
View.
of Richmond, were guests Of friends
here on Sunday.
n, Miss Mathews Nat: q pt,,ot Richmond Is
Mr. and MRS o1 Eaward arg eu suests
"taneway," the home Of Lieutenant
N. B. Cooke.
Misses Patton have returned from
a visit TO Suffolk.
Mrs Hill Carter. Jr, entertained
delightfully."- at bridge on Tuesday III
honor of her aunt, Miss Robins, OF
Maryland.
Miss Margaret Freeman is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Winston Fowlkes, of Amelia coun
ty, was the weekend guest of friend:
bnre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Raleigh Social News.
rsnec,al 10 The Times-Dispatcf

Especial to The Tlmes-DlSpatch.J
Raleigh, ". c., July 16.-Dr. and
ty, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Claudia Beatrice, to Norwood Lee Sim.
mons, of Washington, N. c., the cere.
mony to be at the Baptist Church OF
McCullers, Wednesday, July 20.
Hon. j. S. wynne Mayor of Ra-
Montreal for several weeks. the Ra-
leigh Mayor having a cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown Shepherd,
Miss Eleanor Vass, Will Vass ]. w.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Beckett,
Miss Annie Root, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Robards ana Miss Sophie Busbee are
at Wrightsville Beach for week or
Miss Cause sailed from New York
on the Lapland to-day Tor s.,and tour OF
Mrs. Cameron, wife OF D. II. Gamer
on, Of China, is being welcomed IN
Raleigh. This is Mrs. Cameron's first
She was Miss THEODORE Marshall
daughter of Rev. NJ. NJ. Marshall. d
d. former rector of Christ Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. B. Andrews are
visiting in Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Hickory Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Hickory, N. O.. Juply l6.-Hugh
D'Anna, teller in Hickory Banking
and Trust Company, returned this
week from a weeks visit to relatives
Fl. l. Yodier. OF Asheville. is spend
ing a week. with his parents IN this
Miss Myrtle McNeeley. of Peters
burg, Va, is spending g week IN
Hickory, the guest of her uncle, A. T..
Hurt.
John EclSard who holds a position
in Knoxville, Tenn, spent q few days
with his family In this city this week.
Miss Lottie Alpea. of McAdenville,
is visiting Miss Margaret Best In this
city.
Thursday Study Club was held this
week with Mrs. Il r. Whitmer, The
program for the years study OF India
was submitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Gala Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatcl.l
Gala, Va, July 16.-.-Mrs: BROOKS, OF
Philadelphia, is visiting her mother,
w. II. Mcpherson spent the day
in Clifton Forge Tuesday
Mrs. j. Il. McClung returned from
Clifton Forge Monday.
Tho Misses Marguerite, Louise ana
Kitty price attended the meetings at
the Episcopal Church at Eagle ROCK
the past week
Mrs g. M. Carper spent Sunday at
Eagle Rock
Florida, are spending the sumner
with Mrs. w. l.. McClung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Amherst Social News,
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

SDGClal- 10 Lie
Amherst, Va. July 16.-The Ans
herst Choral Club gave Its Its tirst an-
nual concert II the -, rresnyterian
The club, which is composed OF thirty
flve members. and which has been hard
at work ever since it was organized
last winter. rendered very attrac-
tive and appropriate program IT was
ably assisted ~ MISS Maael1nn shaner
Ragg and Hall, Of Lynchburg. Pro-
fessor Emil Berger. OF Lynchburg. and
Miss Eugenia Cox. OF Amherst. We're
Charles A. Joubert was In New Orr
leans this week..
her old home in Franklin county,
where she will spend the remainder al
On Wednesday night Of last weelz,
Miss Fa,len G. Joyner entertained thS
School Club. Of Amherst, at her homa
lin the village, A number Of progres1
slve games We're played, and at q late
! hour, Refreshments We're served ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Ashland Social News.

Especial to Tho Dispatch.]
Ashland. Va, July 16.-Mr and Mrs.
Walter 13inner. of Richmond, are
guests at the Henry Clay Inn.
Miss Mia Blincoe has returned from
WillouEhby Beach.
Miss Belize Willingham, of Rich
mond, has been the guest of Miss An
ME Hunter.
Miss .Aliffe wherry, who has been
the guest of Miss Virginia Potts, has
returned to Bon Air
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Cardwell and
family are spending some time at the
seashore.
Miss Ruth Blakey is visiting friends
IN Amherst county.
Miss Dabney. who has been the
guest of Misses Cardwell, has returned