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Keysville

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kEYSVILLE. VA, August 20
Mrs r. H. Wilson entertained the
Social Club Friday in a most charm
Ing manner. AZ" was played. after
which ice<cream and bon-bons we're
served. Those present were. Mes
danes Osborne. Spencer. Fitzgerald.
Peters and May. The visitors OF the
occasion being Miss Hutchinson, of
brakes Branch: Miss Petty. OF Louisa.
and Miss Roberts, or Chase City.
Miss Petty, Of Louisa. Eaye a re-.
citni Thursday night In the town haIr.
to q large and appreciativc audiences
Mrs. III. ID. Peters, left Friday for a
visit to friends in Chase City.
Miss Mary Hutchinson. OF brakes
Branch. 10 the guest OF Mrs. Herbert
Priddy.
Mis- Lydia Glare Petty, OF Bosom.
in visiting Mrs. X. II. Wilson.
e. 3. Fitzgerald. OF Akron. O.. spent
some time here the past week.
DR.. Palmer and family, of Alabama,
are spending the week with Mrs. ]. III.
Pridy.
Mrs. W. H. Crawford. OF Richmond.
who has ben spending some time at
the Keysvilie hotel. left for her home
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. CHM. OF Richmond,
are visiting Mr.. German CHM.
Mr.. John @. Luce. Of Richmond. II
spending some time here
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Oxford

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OXFORD. N. c., Aug. 2o.--A very
delightful social function was enjoyed
1t the hos1:table home of Colonel and
Mrs r. o. Gregory, on North College
street. when Miss Fannie Gregory en-
tertained by giving an afternoon
bridge party" complimentary to Mr..
a. s. Lanier. OF Richmond. Va. The
guests were received by Mrs. T. Lanier
and Miss Janet Gregory. who served
ginger ale and gave q charm of hospi-
tally by their welcome greetings. The
game of bridge was unusually pleas
ant, and the refreshments, which were
elegantly prepared and ternptingly
served. closed the entertainment.
which was one Of genuine pleasure to
all present, and the charm and win
ming manners and pleasing cordially
Of Miss Gregory and her guests OF
honor impressed all who had the good
fortune to attend.
Tuesday afternoon Miss HIKE
white. the charming little daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. +. r White. entertain
ed q number of her friends at porch
party in honor OF Miss Mary Fisher
Hunt. of Smithfield. n. C. A number
OF progressive games were enjoyed.
and dainty and tempting refreshments
NtTt sefNSu- Inc invited Suetts WeEcs
Misses Esther Mitchell. Roberta Hicks.
of Brooklyn, n. Y; Mary Shaw. Marie
Burweil. Carrie Harris. Sophronia
Cooper. Julia Cooper, Lucy Lands,
Bessye Robards., Sailie Webb. Bessye
Howell. Estelle White, Mary Royal
and Ethel Hancock, Helen Parts.
Francis Hays. Ruth Tailor and Caro-
line Hunt.
Misses Susie and Elizabeth Fuller.
of I.enoir: Elizabeth Reade and Eliza
beth Moore. OF Durham; Alma Wharf
burton, OF Rockingham, and Miss Sal
lie Love, OF Greensboro. are the house
guests of Miss Hettie Lyon, on North
College street.
Colonel William Osborn. president of
the Kelly Institute. Greensboro. spent
several days this week with his bro
Their, Mr.. {. d. Osborn,
Mrs. HiidA Bonitz left this week
for an extended visit to Chicago. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Meadows. Miss
Rosa Marks and Mr.. I. W. Mangum
have returned from q weeks stay at
Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Miss Roberta Morris, of Lindan.
~ c., Is the guest of Mrs. ]. G.. Hall.
Baiiy. of Suffolk, Va, are visiting Mrs.
:. b. Booth. on Penn avenue.
- Mrs. Luther Buchanan feft Tuesday
for Sumpter. s. c. She was accom-
panied by her daughter. Mrs. j. n.
Stubbs.
from an extended visit TO friends In
Miss Elizabeth Hancock has returned
Raleigh.
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F arnville

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FARMyILLE, VA, Aug. 2o.-Miss
Foreman, of Alabama, who has been
spending the summer at Goshen, is In
Farmviile with her friend, Miss Gracia
Saunders. Miss Saunders is also ex-
pecting her mother to pay her a Visit
from her Florida home.
Mrs J. r. Smith, who has been Wis
ling in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
F. Howard. left Thursday for her
home In Crewe, accompanied by Mrs.
Fred M. Stuart.
Miss virgie Bugg is Visiting frfends
In Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Bartholomew. OF
Perry. O.. are guests In the home or
Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Green.
Miss Matte Anderson, of Lynch
burg, Is visiting her friend. Mira. j.
Walden Orange, of this town.
Mrs. C. NJ Walker. Mrs. Fl. Warren
Walker, Mrs. E. s. Martin and Miss
Lizzie Ailstock returned this week
from months stay at the Yellow Sui
phur.
MIR. and Mrs. Mcintosh have gone
for visit to the old home at Orange,
Va.
Miss Bessie Anderson is a visitor to
Mrs. Fl. B. Smith. OF Farmville.
visit to the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles p. Holt. of Rich
mond, are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Miller, on Virginia
street.
7. A. Henley, of King William
county, has been on a short visit this
week to his friend, v. Walden.
Judge and Mrs George ~ ~HuHaley
are spending the month at the White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Smith, of
Lynchburg, are visiting their father,
Walter Smith, OF Farmville,
E. .. Lipscomb, wife and children
have returned to Farmville, after a
pleasant visit TO friends in Powhatan
county.
DIR. j. A Irwin Is visiting his son.
Dr. Irwin. OF this town.
Misses Rena and Estelle Gates, OF
Petersburg. and Hazel Pettus, of Rich
mond. are visiting their friend, Miss
Nellie Miller.
After their residence of eighteen
years in the city of Richmond, the
people OF Farmviiie await the return
to Farmville of DR.. Paulus A. Irving
and family with a warm welcome.
Mr.. w. Cal Brown, who has beer
living in hatcher, Miss, for the past
seven years, arrived here Thursday or
a visit to his friends.
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Cordonsville

GORDONSvILLE Aug. GA
most delightful dance was given in
Memorial Hall Monday night by the
young men OF the city. Mr.. frederick
Cowherd with Miss Hagan. OF Wilson,
y. C., led the german, which was
greatly enjoyed. Others dancing
were. MISS Baths. OF Norfolk, with
Mr.. Geo. Wright; Miss Du Val with
Mr.. banning Hall of Williams
burg; Miss Warrick. OF Richmond.
with DIR. Booth; Miss Emily Hall, of
Williamsburg. with MFR. Ruffin, of
Norfolk: Miss Moore, OF Richmond.
with MIR. Shelton. of Richmond: Mrs.
Thomas Cowherd. OF Clifton Forge,
with Mr.. Herndon Cowherd: Miss
Red. OF hariottesville. with Mr.
Jerry Cosby; Miss PaniIl, Of Orange,
with Mr.. Ben McElrsy; Miss Bessie
McElroy, with Mr.. r.. r. Goodloe:
Miss Addie Cowherd with Mr. E. E.
Hopper: Miss Homassell Graves with
Mr.. WIN Graves: Miss Marie Kite
with Mr.. jackson. Of Charlottesville:
Miss Mamie Kite with Mr.. James
WWiihsit. Miss Elizabeth Kite with
Mr.. Graves. of Liberty Mills; Miss
Rosa Graves. of Liberty Mills, with
Mr.. Harry Kite; Miss Jones, OF Char
lottesvtlle. with Mr. Willard Kite;
Mrs. NJ. ID. cowherd. Jr., with Mr.
Cowherd- Stags:--Messrs. Hayward
and Maurice Stratton. Reedy, Bon
ham and Cook. Other guests were:
Misses Campbell, Cosby, Clarke,
Goodloe, Mrs. BAlthis, OF Norfolk;
Mrs. Clarke OF Washington, and Mr..
I. j. Cowherd, of Clifton Forge.
Chaperiones: Capt. and Mrs. George
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Rogers.
Mrs. James Graves. Mrs. Cosby and
Mrs. M. b. Schlosser. Music for the
occasion was furnished by Mr.. Rubin.
OF Charlottesville.
Mrs. Hunter Rowe liz on visit to
her parents. Axr. and MRS l.. NJ.
Watkins. In South 2Gordonssilies
Mrs. b. ID. McAlexander has been
spending the week with her daughter.
Mrs. B. Fl. Goodloe, in Washington.
Miss Rransom. of Washington. In
visiting at the homo of Mrs. H. H.
Sergeant
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Root of
Clifton Forge, are guests of the
latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs M. w.
MeGhee. near town.
Mrs. A. P. Gordon. OF Cranberry,
Texas, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Tom Baker.
Mrs. l.. e. Rector and children, of
Alexandria, are visiting her mother.
Mrs. James Goodwin, In the city.
Mrs. Brown and son. Norman, OF
Washington. are guests at the home
of her father. Mr.. James Keegan.
Mrs. s. F. Lewis and children, OF
Jacksonville. Fla. are visiting her
mother. Mrs. Sidney Wood, In the
city.
Mr.. w. L. Davenport OF Gladstone.
spent the week with his sisters In
town.
-.l. & : Z
Thursday to spend q week at Blue
Ridge Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds. OF
Newport News, have returned home,
after spending several days at the
home OF Mr. n. G. Watkins
Miss Margie williams, OF Theima,
spent several days this week with
Mrs. ]. E. Leake.
Miss Edna Hildsbrands Of staunton.
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Suffolk

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SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. 2o.--The most
brilliant social affair OF the saasoss
at ffncastie, Va, was the Janar.ses
dance given by Misses Gladys Dole. NJ
SUFFOLK; Margaret Shaw and Rerin..
Morse. OF New Orleans: Phoebe Brnxh.
OF Richmond, and Aileen BeckIey. ~
Roanoke. ~
japanese decorations prevailed. ~
sasors oeing chrysanthemuns. Misses
Saiie, Louise, Evelyn and I4aurn
Twitty. of Suffolk, were among fhos~
dancing In costume. Mesdames "A. n
Iwitty and Asher Dole. OF SrfYolk.
were chaperones. az s
mere Is quite a Suffolk colony -
Yellow Sulphur Springs. among whom
are DIR. and Mrs. e. r. Hart. Mrs..
Thornton Withers. Mrs s. e. Eyerett
and Miss Katherine Brothers.
Miss Nell Jordon left this week Ear
Yellow Sulphur. 's
Hon. and Mrs r. w. wftherx A.
summarizing at Greenbrief White Suf-s
phur Springs.
MIS-. James l.. McLemore. Mts.en
Jennie Ware Pretlow and Mary Will.
McI1enore are at the Old Sweat fnys
August 80
Mrs ]. n. Eurney and Miss Mildred
Nurney have returned from several
weeks stay in Asheviile. N. c. 1s
Mrs. A. B. Twitty and daughters
Misses Louise. Evelyn, Saiife sr3
Laura Twttty. Mrs Asher Dois arS5
Miss Gladys Dole. OF Sufrolk. ara ~
mertng at Fincastle, Va. 80 T
| MIS- A. Srnytt, or Richmond. =
tne guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mr.
George w. Nurney. r..
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Primer. Mr.
,Susetfe Jordan. Katherine Primer. asS~s
san Prentis. Lizzie Britt and Hetffa
hiadick. OF Suffolk. are among IL
popular summer residents 81 Wvth~sS
willie. Va Y u ! -:
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King George

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KING GEORGE. VA, Aug. 20
Miss frankie Arnold was hostess at a
charming picnic and corn roast at
romantic spot near her fathers ice
pond a few evenings ago. About
fifty guests we're present, and a mer-
rier party has seldom assembled on a
similar occasion. Several balloons
were sent up, and were mistaken for
airships by persons who saw them at a
distance.
Lieutenant Daniel Torrey. u. s. n,
and his bride, who was Miss Alice
Taylor Warning Buckley, OF Washing
ton, are visiting Mrs. Torrey's uncle.
Mr. Allen Smith, at "Cairning"
Mrs. Harry Mills is visiting in New
York, after spending some time in
Washington.
Mr.. f. D. Brown. Jr. OF Washing
ton. is a guest of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Brown, at ''Sunnyside.'
Miss Janet Mcmillan, of Baltimore,
Is spending some time with Miss Nan
ME Byrd Turner at the Protestant
7 Episcopal Sectory.
Miss McGrotty, OF Washington, is
guest of Mrs Edgar Lewis at Mar
mion.
Mrs. John Ruff, of Belair, Md. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. II.
r. Berry. at Eden" has returned
home.
Miss Josie /. Brown. oldest daughter
of Mr.. W. w. Brown. has sufficiently
recovered from the fever she contract
ed while attending the school OF meth
DDS In Charlottesville to visit to cou-
sins. the Misses Washington, in West
moreland county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Brown. of
Zachary. La, who have been guests
Of relatives here, left yesterday for
Hanover county 70 visit Mr.. Browns
sister, Mrs. Wingheld, widow of Col
Henry wingfleld.
Miss Dora Heaton, Of Waterford
Loudoun county, is spending sometime
with Miss Florence Garrett, at Spy
Hill.
Miss Sadie Taylor Washington. who
has been guest of Miss Josie I.
Brown. has gone 20 Westmoreland
county 10 remain several weeks before
returning to Washington.
Miss Lucy Lewis has returned from
, visit TO friends In Washington.
Miss Daisy welch has returned from
! Fauquier county and liz visiting her
brother. Mr.. Byrd WEIGH
| Rev. David Lewis is conducting a
mission Tor protracted Ineetingl this
week at Lambs Creek p. E. church.
Rev. Mr.. Sanford is assisting Rev.
Fl. Fl. Zones in a series of meetings
at Hanover Baptist church.
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Social News From All Sections Of Virginia

ton, were automobile visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Cloves
this week.
Mr.. Paul Hoffman. who has been
spending his vacation with his parents,
DIR. and Mrs s. j. Hoffman, has re-
turned to his home in New York.
DR.. Hugh Mcguire. of Winchester.
was in town this week on professional
Bushes.
Mrs. II. J. Buchoff was called to
Cham bersburg, Pa, Wednesday by
the critical Hines OF her sitter, Miss
Jane Mahon.
Mr.. George Albert. of Dayton, O., Is
visiting Mrs. Mary Albert and family
on North Main.
Mr.. J. Leroy Boxley and son have
returned to their home In Markham,
II. Grabill.
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Radford

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RADFORD, August 2o.--The Music
Club IL now representing for Cantata
to be given in the opera house fair
week. With large chorus. The new
flower queen" by George Root. will be
presented
Miss Anna Kenderdine will return
from the Pocono Mountains accompA-
MED by Mrs. Fred Billiard, OF Annap-
ollie, who will remain for the fair
Mis- Csperton Preston, returned home
Saturday from Colum bia University.
Mrs. Strassel. OF Louisville, Ky. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Beinkampen at Mccoy.
Rev. J. 0Conneif, Ut WgtheFtiie, sara
mass for the Catholics Wednesday, IN
the home OF Captain Moran.
Mrs Boggs, OF Mateman, w. Va. and
Mrs. Atkins. OF Williamson, are visit
Ing their sister. Mrs s. Il. Marion.
A very enjoyable hay-rtde was given
by the young men Tuesday night TO
Meadow Creek
Miss NJ. Morris. OF Monessen. Pa, Ii
visiting her aunt Mrs. A. v. NOEL.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Il. M Miles. of Fort
Smith, Ark. spent Thursday with Cap
tain and Mrs. Ingles.
Miss Katherine Howard is spendins
the week end in Blacksburg.
The dog-feast order tF still on, Hnd
Chief McNeal says II will probably be
extended thirty days
Mr.. ~. w. 1eIeTHhn Wds phuiy AA4 :
Friday coupling a locomotive to tank.
Mr.. II. Ward was hit By a locomo-
tive Wednesday and badly crushed.
Mrs Sieg and Miss X. Jiesen are In
attendance at Woman's Missionary
Convention OF the Lutheran church in
Whea tland.
Miss Caroline ard Margaret DeJnr-
neste of Norfolk. after spending few
days with Mrs u II. Howe. are now
in Dublin
Misses Willie Harvey and Bessie Bull
lard are visiting at Froliager
Mr. Henry McHay has Japanese
cook.
Mr.. oscar Miles, of Fort Smith, Ark.
and a brother OF tn elate Geo W. Mica,
Is dead
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Woodstock

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WOODSTOCK. VA, August 20.--
Some weekly dances are being held in
Lantz hall at MasSamutten Academy
which are growing in popularity. thus
strengthening the bond Of love and
affection which tho young people In
particular have for President and
Mrs. III. j. Beuchoff.
MIR. Hooper. who has been visiting
his friend, Mr.. Carl Shafrer. has re-
turned to his home in Alexandria.
Mr.. David Haas. OF Pfttsburg. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Haas. on Mecklenburg street
MI, and Mrs 4 =; I1orN Of Elk
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Fork Union

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FORK UNION, VA. Aug. 20
'Marlbrook,'' the country home OF
Mrs. Julia Snead, was the scene OF
delightful dance on Monday. The two
spacious front pariors were tastefuily
decorated with flowers and lanterns.
and from behind the row OF palms in
the old colonial hallway came the
sweet strains OF music. which so thrill
ed the tireless dancers that the time
for the midnight luncheon came all
too soon. After delicious repast.
tnterspersed with witty toasts by the
clever guests, the dancing was brought
10 close by the ever popular viz
ginia Reel"
On Tuesday night the young men
OF the village gave a moonlight ex-
cursion to the quaint and historic site
of .Holmhead." which il one OF the
most beautiful and interesting spots
OF which "oid Flu" boasts quite
number. Supper was served on a gras-
sy knoll in the midst of a large grove
OF cedars and after singing some old
time songs and drinking a toast TO
our dear friend. the moon. who was
kind enough to show his smiling face.
the merry party journeyed home.
Baseball games have not been among
the least interesting forms OF amuse-
lHGHts TOT HuCh IIfhhy CAEtS poNWSEA
the neighboring villages and the dia-
mond win long continue to be the bat
tie ground OF Fluvanna's sturdy sons.
Quite q large party from Fork Union
went to Carysbrook on Wednesday to
see q very interesting game OF ball
between the teams Of the respective
villages.
A delightful lawn party at carys-
brook attracted some Of the more ar
dent searchers after fun from Fork
Union. and the party were well paid
for the trouble by the music, refresh
msnts and fireworks display.
Fork Union attracts quite . few bus.
1ness men from Richmond who come
TO spend the week end. Among these
were MessrsL Wexford Sutherland. A
g. b. James, Duke Putnsy. b. Frisch.
korn. Charles Rose and 3. B. AdkinS
Those registered At the sMaribrook'
ara Misses Iona Pollard. Rebeccs
Hardwicke, virgie Cheatham. lean
1fc0raw, Elisabeth McGraw. Mrs
Mary Wilson, Mrs. Gillian and daughs
tiers, Grace and Judith, and Mrs A
r. Kennedy and daughters, Mossrs
Byrd Breeder, william Breeder. w. 8
Tucker. OF Richmond: Mrs. J. N
Snead and Mrs. Bland, Of Birming-
ham. Ala.
The quests 1t the Windsor are Mrs.
q. rripchhorn, Misses Louise and Jane
Frischkorn, Mrs.. Charles Rose. and
daughter, May; Mrs. A. 6 b. James
md children, MrA Duke Putnsy, Mrs.
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Roxbury

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HoABURY VA. August 70.--lfyE
Joseph II. Long and Master ThornS1
w. Long. OF Jasper, Fla are yiSlx
Ing Mrs. Longs parents, MI. ana Wf9s
Thomas L. Walker. N }}E'
Mrs Frank Mountcastle, Of Ricnss|
mond. Ii spending some time VIM
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. r HradS
ley. MA
Miss Knots. OF Richmond. II vinfSf
ing Miss Annie WkddIll. sass#
Miss Estelle Hubbard has rotuxuA
to her home. after d pleasant w.
in Norfolk sss
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Jordon. or PAwn9
Neb.. are visiting Mr.. Robert TaY16
Mrs. Jordon was Miss Malta 1mS1
OF Roxhury, before her marft&fT0
Mr. J. Grover NcEanm n ~ n m
cation until the 81 ~ Ok Gep<ern
Mr.. w. J. W1lliamA ~ MS&1
charge Of the q ana n. ~ ~
burr tpx th& xSef pe - onz
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Chase City

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CHASE CITY, VA. Aug. 20.--Tho
game of baseball between Rfchmond
and Chase City Is attracting much 80
tention. and large crowd win witt
ness the game In the new baseball
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-15
SCRATCHED so SHE
COULD NOT SLEEP

81 write to tel yor ko~ thankful
am for the wonderful Cuticura Rem
edies- Ny sttie niece had eczema for
I've years and when her mother dicd
! took care q the child. II vas all
over her face and body. also on ber
head. she Scratched 40 that she could
not siecp nights. I used Cuticlra Soap
% wash her with and then applied
Cuticl1ra Ointment. I did not use quite
hall The Cuficgra Soap and Oinfucnt.
togcthcr With Cufici1ra hasolvcnt. whCn
you could So . chang and they cured
her ricrly. Nov she = eleven ycars Old
and has ucver hrrn bofhcrrd With 90
zsua sincr. Ny friends think q = Just
great the way the baby vas cvrcd By
Cuticura- St,ev taken with tfeegzcfna
vhen to years cd She gas covered
With big sorrs and hcr nsofirr had az
thf best dociors and tired al kiud. -
ealNcs and nnr,iiciurs without escct
untl - I'D Cuficura Hrrnes.lrs- hr..
~. kieruan. CA ouincy s.. brc>~lyn-
y. T.. Scpt- q. i9Oo-"
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
ON the south side of Twenty-elghth
street. near jefferson avenue, this
city.
Default having occurred under the
terms cf n deed OF trust dated Dc
iober It'll. 1908. reccUed in The
clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court of the City OF Newport News,
Virginia, in deed book No. 30. AT page
|, executed by Joseph NJ. Slaughter
and wife. to the Undersigned. trustee,
al the request of the party secured,
the undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction, in frcnt Of the
PREMISES at IL: 80 o'clock a. m. on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1910
the following property as same Is
described in said decd Of trust; lot
number forty-four (fD in block num-
Ter one hundred and twenty-one
l2n: together with the improve
mentS. etc.
TERMS-CASH. A dep; sit of $3.50
will be required at time of sale; terms
TO be complied with within five days.
or premises viii be re-sOld AT cost
of delaulting purchaser.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK OF NEWPORT NEWS,
VIRGINIA., Trustee.
WILLIAM c. STUART, Attorney.
%
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO ILLS. March 14.-Wheat
ruled strong today under the stimulus
of renewed crop damage reports and
good demand. Corn also advanced,
light offerings being met by good buy
ing, and oats profted from the
strength in other grains. Provisions
touched new top points for this year
and many preceding years, impetus
being given to the market by con-
tinued high prices for live hogs and
small arrivals of the animals at PACK
ing centers.
Articles Omen High LOW Close
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-15
Naw YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. March 14.-MOney on
call. easy; pa az per cent: ruling rate,
ga: closing bid. 27<: offered at :.
Tine loans. firm: sixty days. 3Ssa$%
per cent and ninety DAYS. 32saf per
cent. six months. 4 per cent
Close. Prime mercantile paper.
fiza5 per cent. sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bank
ers' bills a s.S4 eszf.S4.i0 FOR sixty
day bills. and az s.S7 for demand.
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WANTED-YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
automobile business by mail and
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THEFT OF BRASS CHARGED.
James Stokes Alleged TO Have Takei
Brass Cups From Shipyard.

James Stokes. a negro. was arrest
cd in the shipyard yesterday after
neon by Detective Sergeant Henry
Bridgers and locked up at the station
house on the charge CT larceny. The
arrest was made On warrant charg-
ing Stokes with stealing sixteen brass
cups from the shipyard. The total
value OF the cups is IS.
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REJECTS PROPOSITION.
Nicaragusn Congress Turns Down
Madriz's Amendment.

MANAGUA. March III he Nicara-
guam congress has rejected as incp-
perfume the proposition submitted by
President Madriz to amend the constl-
tuition with the object IF making
president ncneligible for reelection.
The sen of SalamCn Saliva, the
PROSECUTOR in the GrCce and Canncn
cases. who died recently at Leon. J.:
to be educated abroad al the national
expense.
Rumcrs that Or. lras. the former
minister general who is now legisla-
tive delegate in the department OF
Chontales, is planning a coup d'etat,
with the aid of the army, ar discredl
ted by President Madriz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-15
Expresses His Regret.

ny NNSNtI.tIEW T'sN-F
MANCHESTER. March 14.-Presid-
ing at the annual meeting OF the
Royal Exchange today. Arthur Man
Their. member OF parliament from Man
chester. south. expressed regret that
James A. Patten. "a citizen of a
friendly country" had been submit
ted to annoyance while visiting the
cotton exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-15
Johnson's Trial March %.

(By Associated Press
NEW YORK. March 14.-March %
was set today as the date for the trial
If Jack Johnson. the negro pugiist.
On charge of assault in the second
degree.
Johnson is now in Milwaukee. He is
accused OF attacking diminutive
black i'm a saloon.