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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-09
airrnount

Mrs. J. II. OVERLY. OF Rocky Mount,
N. c.. who has been visiting her me-
phew. Mr.. J, L. Griffin. for the past
two weeks, left Thursday TO visit her
niece, Mrs. J. H. Watkins. of Cold
Harbor, Va
Miss Ruby Booker. of scottsville.
Va, has been the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. George Eddins. on Short Q
street
Miss Hazel Stir ing. who was ops
Grated on at the Memorial Hospital
Wednesday. ts improving. and hopes
10 return home in a few days.
sMr. Frank Tyler has moved his
family from this place to Hanover.
Miss Estelle Raines and friend, Lott
tie Freeman. of South Boston. are
the guests OF the Misses Poindexter.
OF Mosby street.
Mrs. Mary Haines of Louisa coun-
~. il visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ
j. Morris. on Twcnty-second street.
Mrs. Mamie Whitaker. Of Albe-
marie county, was the recent guest
of her sister. Mrs. Hodges. OF this
vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Carter. who has been
very Ill at her home for the past three
weeks. Is stiil very sick.
May Council, Daughters of Liberty.
will hold their regular meeting at the
Town Hall Monday night. Instaiia-
ton of officers Will take place at
this time.
Mr.. Jasper Woody. who has been
very sick for the past two weeks. 10
somewhat improved.
The annual excursion OF the Fair
mount Avenue Baptist Sunday school
will take place Friday. July Is, The
trains will leave the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot at o'clock for Buckroe
Beach, and returning. win leave at I
o'clock.
The regular rehearsal OF the Bap-
fist church choir will be held to-
night Saturday at the church. Mrs.
Sadye Gary requests all members to
be present
There will be lawn party tonight.
July 8, on the lawn adjoining the
Town Hall. given by Miss Nellie
Smiths class for the picnic fund.
Mr.. Andrew Tiller left Thursday
for Lynchburg to visit his brother
for several days.
Miss Edna Johnson, who has been
Ill with fever. has improved soms-
what.
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Woodstock

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WOODSTOCK, VA, July y.--Mr
and Mrs. Il. @. Wiley, OF Sharon. Pa,
are spending this week with Mr.. WI
Iey's father, Mr.. George w. Wiley.
DIR. r. NJ. Hoffman, OF Toms Brook.
spent the Fourth with his parents,
DIR. and Mrs. S. J. Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Webb and Mrs,
Clinton Sager, of a.oanokc, .eit Tor
their homes last Tuesday. after a
visit to Mr. and Mrs. George Pulliam
Mr.. r.. +. F'ravel, of Washington,
ID. C., visited his brother. MIR. War
den Fravel, the first of this week.
Rev. n. II. Skyles returned home
Tuesday from Harrisburg. Pa. where
he attended the annual meeting or
the board OF home missions of the
reformed church.
Captain S. II. Bowman and bride
returned from their bridal trip last
Saturday
Hon NJ. l.. Walton left Tuesday for
Ocean Grove. \. j.. to attend meet
ing of the Federal Council of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mr.. Joe Laughlin. the catcher of
the fast Danville team in the Virginia
State League. spent several days with
his wife in Woodstock.
Mr.. A. W. Plttman, OF ROANOKE.
spent several days this week with his
cousin, Mr.. p. A. Pittman, OF West
Mecklenburg street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Ramey and
Miss Ruby Johnson, OF Citra. Fla.
are visiting Mr. Ramey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Ramey.
Hon. ]. M. Bauserman, commits
sioner of state hospitals, left Monday
for a visit to these institutions
Mrs Herbert Clinedinst, of Moore
| field, w. Va. is visiting her parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Ramey.
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Suffolk

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SUFFOLK, VA. July 9.--The prip-
cipai event of the week here was the
Elliott Bruce wedding, when Mar. Mill
ton Thomas Elliott and Miss Rosa
Bruce were married at the Christian
church on Wednesday evening. Rev.
w. w. Stales officiating.
Miss Therese Nurney and Mr.. Don
aid Grant, of New York, have re-
turned from Richmond. where they
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. L. A.
Smythe.
Mrs. Virginia Jordan and Miss Suf
settle Jordan OF ST. Louis. are guests
OF Mrs. John Is. Primer. Miss Jordan
win go to Wytheyille later TO spend
several weeks -
Mrs. Frank Wurderman and little
John Wnrderman. of washington, ID,
c. are guests 81 Mr., and Mrs. III. f..
Smith in Bank street.
MIR. Robert Wabb sailed on Tues
day Tor o three months. trim abroad.
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West Point

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WEST POINT, VA, July a.
Among the many visitors to West
Point this week was Prof. j. A. Jones.
sOf North Carolina. who taught in the
VEST Point Academy about fifteen
years ago and instructed a great
nEmber or boys IN this section
Since that time he has been prln-
OtpaI of public schools in Fayetteville,
West Virginia. North Carolina and a
1 Neii-known teacher In the summer
hntmAls in Virginia. He has now ac-
Eepted = position for the whole State
.ek North Carolina as insurance direc-
~. He met many OF his old pupils
ind friends In West Point.
Three launch loads came up from
Norfolk a few days ago to visit
friends.
MIR. George e. Trice, of Hampton,
eanas up from Hampton In his SPLEEN
! aid YACHT. bringing quite load of
people. Among them were Mrs w.
~. woodward, Judge Edgar Monta-
gae. Mr.. Robert McCandiish and his
own family.
M. Dabney Robinson, OF West
Point. has accepted position with
y. 8, Richards Lumber Company. New
Xork. He viii represent the company
n the South.
Mxx. A. =. Crane. who liz a daugh-
ter nf Mayor w. A. Eastwood, is WIS.,
iting her father.
NJ. Howard Hall ana family visit
Va his sister, Mra, r. A. Hail, here
AZ the Baptist parsonage this week.
They were from Washington, ID. G.
Mias Ellen Barnes and Miss Mary
Branch Spencer, OF williamsburg, are
the guests of Miss Matte Lewis
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Virginia Beach

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, July g.
Misses Sadie and Waller Jeffress, OF
Richmond. are the guests of Judge
and Mrs. Edmund Waddill at the JOY
cottage.
Among the Petersburg people
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Watson. Messrs, Rob-
ert Claiborne Jones, Charles Cuth-
bert. Val Parham, Benz. Jones and
William Rogers.
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Highland Springs

Rev. Mr.. Parson will conduct the
morning services at the Methodist
church, at the usual hour. Rev. Mr.,
Balderson will lead the league Sum
day night at p. M.
The lawn party give by Miss Ma
bel Pocklington was quite success.
Miss Sallie Gatewood gave q lawn
fete Wednesday night At the Town
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, OF Norfolk,
who has been Visiting her sister. Mrs.
John Reittebach has returned to their
home. -
Misses Marshall and Bray. Of Nor-s
folk, who has been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Adams, hes returned to
their home.
Miss Doris Hoppe. who has been
visiting Misses Lettie and Hafiie Left.
wich. has returned TO her home II
Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs. Ferguson and chill
dren visited 1t the home OF Mrs Phil
lips this week.
Mr.. Hockaday, Of New Kent. has
returned to his home after spending
most pleasant visit at his Sisters,
Mrs. John Riattebach.
Liberty Hail Social Club VIII give Z
fruit supper Thursday night. July IL.
at Forest Hiil to their members.
Miss Sparks and uncle has return-
ed TO their home after spending two
weeks with her sister. Mrs. T. c.
Cridlin.
Miss Excelle Norvell and q. sB.S Btl-
lings has been stting at tho home
OF Mr.. III. 8. T.eftwich.
Mrs Porter Swank visited her bro
Their. Mr.. Howard Rabbe, this week
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WARRENTON

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WARRENTON. VA, July s.-Mr. ].
w, Jeffries has been appointed gem
eral delivery clerk in the postoffice
Mr.. l. w. Maxheimer. who resign
ed his position in the postoffice, will
leave this week for Philadelphia to
accept a position there.
Mr., e. q. Graham, assistant post
master. Is enjoying his vacation at
Atlantic City. n. j.
Miss Lille Edmonds left this week
to spend some time in Stafford coun-
ty, Md, and Danviile. Va.
Captain Rose who has been spend
ing vacation with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Rose, has returned to
his post at Staten Island.
Miss Lula Markell, Of Washington.
is in Warrenton for a visit
Mr. French Graham went to Get
tysburg this week TO. visit the soldiers
in camp.
Mr.. A. w. Triplett, Jr., of Balti-
more, came over to Warrenton for the
Fourth in his Ford car.
Mr.. Richard Wallach had the great
misfortune of having one OF his fine
horses killed while jumping in the
Culpeper Horse Show Also the joe
N.Y. 1cpi &C. 1hptlpU, WAS seriously
hurt.
Judge Carter Scott and DR. l.. o.
Hardin were among the visitors who
came to Warrenton on the Fourth.
Judge James Keith. of Richmond;
Mrs. Juliette Keith Crockett and Mr.
Morsen Keith are at Woodburne for a
visit.
Mr.. T, n. Fletcher. Jr, is visiting
in Baltimore.
Mr.. w. c. Hayes, SIR, is in Warren
ton for several days with Mrs. Hayes
and the little boys.
Mr.. Herman Lewis has returned to
Norfolk, after stay of several weeks
in Warrenton.
Mr.. William King, who has been
in the employ of w. K. Bishop &
Bro, will shortly open a store of
groceries and meats in the building
recently occupied by T. E. Pattie.
Miss Agnes Mary Winter of Balti-
more. is the guest Of Miss Sally Mar
shall.
Mr.. A. Nusbaum, of Washington
was recent visitor to Warrenton.
Mr.. Roy Wilson went to Washing
ton to spend the Fourth.
We are glad to have DIR. S. w.
Maphis at home again. He seems
much improved after an operation in
the hospital at Charlottesville.
Rev. Howard Ballengee, OF Wash
ington. spent several days this week
with Mrs. S. w. Maphis.
Mrs. j. kihbler, who Is we'll known
Strother several days this week
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Harrisonbllrg

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HARRISoNBURG. VA. July s..---
After 1--WE months trip through Eu-
rope and the Holy Land. George b.
Sipe and family returned to America
this week. Mr.. Sipe arrived Thurs
day night in Harrisonbnrg. Mrs. Sipe
and daughters viii spend several days
In New York
Rev, A.=ssFs.- Andes has moved from
Harrisonburg to the home OF his par
ents at Mt. Clinton.
Mrs. Winfield Ligett 10 in washing
ton at the bedside OF her son. Lieut..
Winfield .Ligett. who underwent an
operation at the United States Navy
Hospital.
Randolph Kent. recently Of Rich-
mond, left yesterday for Louisiana. at
ter spending a few days In Harrison
burg. He win go from Louisiana to
California.
D. A. Taylor and family, of Washing
ton. are visiting in Dayton. Mr.. Taylor
is employed In the Government Print
ing ONCE.
Miss Florence Kemper he's gone for
a visit to relatives In Southwest vtr-
ginia.
Grattan Price. assistant cashier OF
the Rockingham National Bank, Ia
spending his summer vacation in Rich
mond. aAa~
Judge L. D. Newman and family, Of
Woodstock, are spending the summer
at Orkney springs.
DIR. Adair Ia visiting his former home
In Lexington.
Mrs II. Fl. Strother, of Baltimore, 10
visiting the family of Charles %. Har-
rison, East Market street.
Mrs. r. r. Douthat left yesterday for
q visit to relatives in Buchanan coun-
~.
Rex Ed J. Richardson Will deliver
an address at the temperance Rally
to-d day at Lacey Spring
Mrs. III. G. Beard. OF Newport News,
is visiting Mrs. l.. b. Morris, Lacey
springs.
Frank Cutchins, of Richmond, Is q
member of a tenting party near Grot-
toes.
Miss Grace Grant. OF Linden, Fau-
quier county. Is visiting friends near
Grottoes.
Mrs. George Bryan, Of Richmond, 10
the guest of Judge and Mrs. G. G.
Grattan.
I. Paul Fletcher visited his father,
A. X. Fletcher. here this week Mr..
Fletcher lives in Richmond.
Mrs. Virginia Compton arrived yes
terday from Palm Beach, Fla, to visit
Mrs. Gibbons
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. McCorkle have
gone to Nelson county for visit to
relatives.
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Keysville

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KEYSVILLE, VA, July 9.--Mrs. j.
II. Hawkins left to-day for Richmond.
Mrs. j. II. Priddy has returned
home from Il visit to relatives in OK
ford. n. &.
Captain r. H. Gillian. of Washing
ron. IS visiting at tne home OF Mrs.
r., O. Bailey.
Major j. w. Morton has returned
from an extended Southern trip,
Mrs. Il. w. Thomas and children
of Richmond, who have been spend
ing some time with Mrs. +. S. fitz-
gerald, left to-day for oxford, N, c
Mrs. Charles A. Osborne has re-
turned after ten days sojonrn al
Virginia Beach.
Miss I.ynwood Peters has returned
TO her home in Richmond. after &
weeks stay with Mrs HE'D. Peters
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Winchester

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WINCHESTER. VA. July s.---Mr.
and Mrs, Robert w. wooley and chill
dren have arrived in Winchester and
will spend the summer with Mrs
woeley's parents. Judge and Mrs.
William Nj. Atkinson.
Mrs Abney ssayne and little son
Yesterday San ! ,f-AAl cisco
where Lieutenant PAYNE is now To-
Gated Mrs. Payne was accompanied
as far as Chicago 10y her father ana
mother, DR.. and Mrs. William +. Nc
CURE.
Mr. John Barr. Of Davenport, of
Iowa, is visiting relatives in this city,
Mrs II. Gray Williams has S''.;e
TO Green Springs Valley, Md, to visit
Mrs Loring A. Cover.
Miss Anna Gaines has returned
from Rockville. Md. where she was
visiting at the nome of Mrs. Charles
w. Beali. -
Mr.. +. Douglas sheetz. of Franklin,
Pa, is visiting his mother Mrs. Kate
l.. Sheetz.
Dr. j. A. Richards has gore to De-
troit. Mich. 40 attend the meeting
OF the Grand Lodge OF EIks-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Steguer, of
4 ANG~ "a ~, AZ 49, ShiN N6DAAshE &1s %
ner's father, Mr. George A. W1ndeil.
Mrs. H. Clay Krebs and daughter,
Miss Mamie krehs. are visiting
friends in Augusta county. Va.
Mrs. II. Il. Guyer and daughter.
Miss Ruth Guyer. of Philadelphia.
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Guyer's parents. DR.. and Mrs. w. A.
6wimasy.
Rev. Michael Ahern, who has been
-. A. u ID n ~.
HIS zone to Old Point Comfort, Va.
=1fUnzzE Stewart and Edmund Hunter,
~ baltimore. were visitors here this
II. Frank Eddy and MIR. Vernon
Eddy. " Philadelphia, spent several
aday1 ~ ttsetr old home here this week
N. ana Mrs. John I. Clarke. who
have boen visiting Mr.. clarke's
mother, Mrs III. r. Clarke. left this
week for their home at Fort Crook.
Nob.
A tennis tournament was held Mon
day 1t lakewood" farm, the home
0f Mr. and Mrs. Logan r.. Fay. A
large number Of visitors were In at
tendance. including Messrs. John
tsraves aud SPENCER Gordon. of Wash
ingfon. both OF whom made good
L SCORES.
Min Ltfifan Lewis is visiting friends
IN HtauniOn. Va
Mr.. William Gore. Of New York
spent several days with his parents
here this week.
Miss Naoma Abbott. Of Brandy sta
tiOn- Va is visiting at Mrs. J. w
HIbert's-
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
AAckay. of Brooklyn, N. Y. who have
been visiting at udga ana Mrs. VIII
liam M Atkinson's. have returned
home.
Mrs Julia Glove is visiting friends
B and relatives in Hagerstown, Md
Mr.. 8. r.. Atweli. of Roanoke, Va
spent several days with his family
here this week
Mrs Gardner w. Brown and iittls
daughter have returned to New
York, after an extended visit TO Mrs
Browns parents. Mr. and Mrs. jaime,
I B. Russell
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Apponattox

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II sAFPOMATTox, VA, July s.--Mr
1Ank InEe. 4ef Raehmond. liz visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
IN Mr., and Mrs. James II Guthrie. of
TNxAs. are visiting their daughter,
Mr.. -, g, Anderson. Mrs. John A.
Andersen. the mother of Mrs. Ander-
n0n. from Prince Edward county. was
\ e1eO = vtsit0r to hts home this week.
II. George D. Norman. of Chat
AAm. Va. has been on visit to his
xa1ddanxhter, Mrs. Ben Cole. near
xGtm Leila Tweedy, or Roanoke,
teAt several days with her parents
9Ar hers this week and returned 10
piaee ~ business accompanied by
\ MISTER. Miss Laura, who win spend
IA 4eW weeks with her
81 n III and Mrs. L. b Rapp, OF Lynch
4 6tfxs Waxe guests Of Mr.. e. H. WAL
q &&f 1aok week.
DIV Nh ana Mrs. Mack Browning and
SMI&<, Mir Kathleen. Of West yir-
afe Snmmering with Mrs. n.
SSntn6 st her home at the old
\. 1Iutchia.on. who Mas
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Clarksville

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GAINESVILLE, VA, June 9.--Mr.
j. +. Kirkham. wife and little grand
son Clinton Jones, Of Petersburg, Va,
left Monday for their home after a
short visit to Mrs. ]. p. Taylor.
Mr.. Henry Wood, Jr.. has returned,
after a pleasant visit to Glover
Miss Cramer, of Washington, d. c.,
arrived yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. l.. Morton.
Miss Boissiaux, of McKenney, is Wis
iting her friend, Miss Estha Lyon.
MIR. Henry Ligon. cashier OF the Bank
OF Dfnwfddie. spent the fourth with
his mother, Mrs. Joe Lison.
The 4th of July was celebrated here
by the young people at night by fire.
works. All seemed TO have Jolly
good time. no accident occurred to
marthe pleasure.
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Sunnyside

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SUNNY SIDE, VA, July 9.--Mr
Edmond Scott and family. of Arcadia,
Fla, passed through here in their
automobile last week en- route to visit
their brother in Richmond. They
have been coming about three weeks
Mr.. VIII Wilkins, of South Boston,
was a visitor here last week.
Mr.. Sam Davis had two fine cows
killed by lightning few days ago.
Miss Josephine Clarke, Of Barton
Heights, is visiting relatives here.
Messrs. Osburn and Barrow, of
Farmville. were visitors here Mon
day.
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ing the month OF July with the for
mer's mother. Mrs. C. q. GiddingT.
near Leesburg.
Mrs. Cassius Lee, of Alexandria, Va
is guest at the 'Leesburg Inn, +"
whore she will spend the month OF
July.
Miss Helen Wise is spending some
time at Atlantic City, n. ].
Miss Florence Nixon has returned
to her home in Leesburg from an
extended visit to Washington, ID. G..
Mr.. Lemuel Norris and daughter,
Miss Hannah Norris. of Washington.
are the guests this week of Miss Mary
Norris.
Miss Roberta Harper, of Washing
ton, is visiting Miss Richard Wise.
MI and Mrs. Taicott, of Richmond.
Va, are the guests in LeeSburg of
their daughter, Mrs Truman Parker.
Mrs. william Grammer has return
ed from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Clement Howard, Miss Eliza
beth Howard and Messrs. Hugh and
Samuel Howard, of Washington. are
at "Springwood," the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. s. Lutz, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fraser and
children are guests at the Leesburg
Inn.
Mrs. Charles A. English has re-
turned to her home in Leesburg' from
an extended visit to relatives in Pc
tersburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs William Laird Dun
lop. Jr., and children. OF Washing
ton, are visiting relatives near Lees
burg.
Mrs. Smith Blair Of Jacksonburg.
w. Va, Is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Powell, near
Leesburg.
Miss Eva Hampton. of Purcellville,
is visiting relatives in Washington
j., where they will spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Clifford Nichols
left this week for ocean Grove. N.
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Manassas

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MANASSAS, VA. July 9.-An order
prohibiting the use of .faction en-
4rnes on the public roads Of Prince
Wf'Ifnm county in hauling wagons at-t
other seh cles. was III tdidstG by the
board OF supervisors at recent meet
i,ts ia permit traction g; Sires to linul
wasnis rot exceeding three IN num-
uer, and limiting the !ot1 I" no' en-
ce4G Ten tons.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Po-
tSaHt, J. 81 ociation Will fl1Gd lis an"
rual r,crting in Little River church
July IA, followed by missionary in
stitute the following day, conducted
by Mrs. w. G.. James. president OF
the Woman's Missionary Union of Vir-
ginia; Mrs G. w. Williams, super
intendent OF Sunbeam band work. and
Mrs. w. S. Steele. campaign worker
for the State These ladies are resi-
dents Of Richmond. Miss Marie Bull
mier. a missionary of Baltimore, will
address the ladies on immigrant work.
Every church OF the association has
been asked to send delegate,
Mrs. Professor b. T. Hoge, Of Ma
Isnassas, will leave here to-day for
several weeks visit with relatives in
Montreal, Canada
A trip overland in wagon from
Hot Springs, Ark, to New York city,
is the novel experience of John Hamil-
ton. who arrived here Thursday night.
He had been on the road several
weeks and encountered many hard
ships during the trip.
DR. r. NJ, Rixey, physician to Presi-
dent Taft. visited his farm, near Ma
nassas Wednesday. Thursday he
| met Mrs. Rixey at this station en-
route from a visit to- friends In Gull
pepper. and together they continued
the Journey in DIR. Rixey's motor car
to their home in Washington.
Miss Alma Merchant. who has been
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. a, Wright. in Richmond,
returned to her home Thursday
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Leesbulrg

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LEESBURG. VA. July s.--Mr. and
Mrs. William y. Gtddings, SON ana
DAUGHTER. Of Washington. are spend
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
ALL MY PlMPLES GONE.
Girl Tells How BIotchy Skin Was
Cleansed by a Simple Wash,

Girl Tells How a 5Iotchy Skin Was
cleansed by Simple Wash,
81 was ashamed Of my face writes
MISS Minnie Pickard of Atamahaw,
N G. at was all full of pimpIes AMI
sears. but after using D. D. d. Pre-.
scription ] can say that now there is
no sign of that Eczema, and that was
three years ago"
D. D. y. has become so famous as
a cure and instant relief In Eczema
and all other serious skin disease,
that its value is sometimes overlook
ed in clearing UP rash, plmples, black
heads, and all other minor forms Of
skin impurities,
The fact is, that while D. d. D. is
so penetrating that it strikes to the
very root Of Eczema or any otneT
serious trouble, the soothing OIL oil
Wintergreen, Thymol and other in
gradients are 50 carefully compound
ed there is no wash for the skin maze
that can compare with this great
household remedy for every kind OF
skin trouble.
u. D. d. is pleasant TO use, perfect
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-12-13
POLLING GROWS
MONOTONOUS
RETURNS I'M YESTERDAYS VOTE
IN ENGLAND LEAVES GOV
EMINENT ONE SEAT IN AID.
VANCE OF UNiONiSTS.

London, Dec, 12.-Polling results
show monotonous regularity, and the
returns today leave the government
ono seat 10 the good, the Unionists
n.vlRg gained q seats from the gov
eganent anu the government coali
tion taking % seats from the Union
lists, in the election Of 5lS members
cut of $40.
the standing OF the parties tonight
is as follows:
Government coalition: Liberals
19t; Laborites So; Nationalist Sc;
independent Nationalist I. Total
2S9.
Opposition: Unionists 229.
Tomorriw's polling will include
Scotch and WEIGH constituencies
1t is said tonight that no home rule
bill will give the Catholics Of Eng
land any power over religion. A
clause would be provided to prevent
any religious power being established,