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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-31
The BOY IN THE CAR.
We Won Forgiveness From the Woman
Whose Gown He Soiled.

Whose Gown He soiIed.
yThe boy in the car sat cuddled SO
close to the woman in gray that
everybody thought he belonged to
her. So when he unconsciously dug
his muddy shoes into the broadcloth
skirt Of his left hand neighbor she
leaned over and said
pardon me, madam Will you
Hndly make your little boy square
himself around? He is soiling my
SKIRT with his muddy shoes"
rhe woman in gray blushed lit
tie and nudged the boy away.
My boy" she said. "My good
ness! He isn't mine"
The boy squirmed uneasily. He
was such little fellow that he
could not begin to touch his feet to
the, floor, so he stuck them out
straight in front of him like pegs to
hang things on and looked at them
deprecatingly.
s1'm sorry l got your dress dirty"
he. said to the woman on his left.
'Thope it will brush off"
The timidity in his voice took
short cut to the woman's heart, and
she smiled upon him kindly.
"Oh, it doesn't matter" she said.
Then as his eyes were still fastened
upon hers she added, "Going up
town alone"
""Yes. ma'am." he said. Il al
ways 90 alone. There isn't anybody
to- go with me. Fathers dead and
mothers dead. I live with Aunt
Clara over in Brooklyn, but she says
Aunt Anna ought to help do some
thing for me, SO once or twice a
Meek when she gets tired out and
wants to go some place to get rested
pp she packs me off over here to
stay with Aunt Anna. I'm going up
There now. Sometimes l don't find
Aunt Anna at home, but l hope she
will be home today, because it looks
like it is going to rain, and 1 don't
like to hang around in the street in
the rain"
The woman felt something move
inside her throat, and she said,
tssYou are a very little boy to be
Knocked about in this way" rather
insteadily.
ooh, l don't mind" he said. 81
never get lost. But l get lonesome
sometimes on these long trips, and
when l see anybody that l think I'd
like to belong to I scrooge up close
to her so l can make believe that |
really am her little boy. This morn
ing l was playing that l belonged
to that lady on the other side Of me,
and / got so interested that l forgot
all about my feet. That is why l
got your dress dirty"
The woman put her arm around
the tiny chap and "scrooged" him
up so close that she hurt him, and
every other woman who had over
heard his artless confidence looked
as if she would not only let MIN
wipe his shoes on her best dress, but
would feel like spanking him if he
didn't.-New York Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-03-31
HomeseekerS'

Excursion fares to points in Colora-
do, Idaho, Kansas, Michigan, Mis-
souri,, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,
Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Wisconsin, Arizona, Texas, Oklaho
ma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mexico,
New Mexico, Wyoming. The Illinois
Central will sell round.trip home
seekers excursion tickets to points in
the above named states every first
and 9rd Tuesday at very reasonably
reduced rates. For further informa
tion call on, write or phone ticket
agent Illinois Central, Cumb. As 2
T. l.. Morrow, Agent.
DR.. Bells AntiseptiC SaIVe
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
paroeb,al School Notes.

Parowinu are the averages made ooN
,bs nepils 81 the ninth and tenth
Grades in the tests given ~ November
clifford Rate. go ~; Louis halhe'
az -; Edmund iiaus, 90 %; Joseph
Austin. 90 81: Agnes -. 'NT' - -
charles Aher, 90 30; Marie Eens,s'
- ~: John Aher, ~; berhaId ,i Iuu
Cl,ir ID 81; Joseph Aher, - S-i.
Nargarct Gorhoriuo. - "a; Margaret
Flen,iug. - IL; William Welcome -
Tbomas Lynch, - 81; Mary Lynch
"a. Timothy Duggau, q -. al.
In Grade eight. Gertrude Austim maae
the highest average, W 49,. ,aolha'
Ans,in Anna Curtin, Mary +. Moran
Jfarold shea and Kathleen Long ea'h
nerited over 90 per cent. -.
The highest averages IN tne othe'
Grades are a. follows: urade So S.'
Marx Scanlon. 90; grade SIX, Ie'eI ~ ~.
Cyr. 81: grade FIVE, hathetlhe M Nm.
ming. - Is; grade -FOUR MARY ,,,n"
yew Q5. grade three, Louis iouIiG'
IA. Grade two. EVELYN Austin, ssis.
The PUPILS named below are Wor'ut y
ri, bornrahla mention for regularity OF
attendance and punctuallty during 10
'..y,hsr. Room l. William Conn9rs'
Narv Curry. Martin Cunningham MIL
-, Garrity Alice Manning, Mareuer,
~ Hans. Clara Paquette, ElWaIu
Sbea Touis Young, Christina Young
Piebard Young Mary Pellerin, James
Si,,na John Clune, Elsie Dauyew, Sauit
p;.,nnrtis Edward Clarity. Marie
Long. Joseph Manning BESSIE g I'm, ~
Fiorenee Danyew. Alice Guiheen. Jali.s'
Gnibeen. James Griffin, Ruth uarrIlt,
/ Edward Long: room ,, William bahel
EI;Jyard Baker. Daniel Curtin, fraheu
hnst;n .Iustin Moran, Frances Nan
ning lanes Long. Ralph Paquette, Mt
4 ~ Mann. Harold Crown, LaWIene'
/ Cnrborino. Thomas Clune, John Man
uing Katie Welcome, Agnes flt,mor
ris Charlotte Rano, lrma haIte, M3i
Danyew, Mary Kennedy, hatnei az i,
Denning. Anna Manning, uef Mr,
DovIe. room 3. Catherine curtin Ma Val,
Scanlon. Jennie Paquette. Aliee LonJ
Ispnns Scanlon. William Boyee, Josepi
TTnIning Edmund Curtin, Edward, Mo ,
~ Ruth Danyew, Julia t1lion, Elmo
I5.l Helen st. Cyr, Marion Long
P PHhe,' Frkeis: room 1, Joseph Aher
Marie Eckels, Bernard DunlSeVyf no
raret Fleming, Margaret uoi rg;yor,
Thomas Lynch. Mary Lyn.c,n, env WI
\ Pate, Agnes st. Cyr, Wllllam s vi,
aorna Thomas Austin. Getru9e A9 W.,
tho nna Curtin, Francis Fleming, MAI
I, Moran. Mary Clair, Louis hat'e
Haroid Shea. Horace Welcome, ;,o,
M tn Hfu nnnils of room will be dlsmissei'
~ 2 n m. today. they having tne nis ,t
az . ap " az of attendance, 81 per cent
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
What Cures Eczema?

We have had so many inquiries a.eas
roa mr Eczema and other skin diseases s,es
thst we are glad to make our answer puu,
I In After careful investigation we nave
f ic That that simple wash Of Oil Of WINTER ha
a rreen as compounded in D. d. D., can h Gs
g geI;ed upon We would not make tins and
statement to our patrons, frienes an d
ne;cbhors unless we were sure o. Earna
ni,bSonvh there are many so-calIed Eciea n,S
narnedies sold, we ourselves unnesita'ihst
r commend D. D. D. Prescription. ;,s.,n,
reT RecauseNWe know that it gives instant
-oi;ef TO that torturing itch, :. .he
Recause-D. d. ID. starts the cure ~
fonndation of the trouble. >, bo.,,
Reeause-It cleanses, soothes ana mean
the skin. ~, N,.r-e m repair The
raE Raagceaus 70 records of ten years Q
oomnlate cures of thousands OF the nno ~
s sor;ons cases show that d. D. u. n n
law r recognized as the absolutely reiiao'
Eczema Cure. -, ina. IN tall
RrooIs House Pharmacy. Z. l. Uranaii'
prnp
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
FIRST SNOW STORM


With the ar.t genuine touch ol Win,
Ter which arrived shortly aitrt !
! clock \. a. Tuesday Ia the SHAPE OF =
heavy fall Of snow, hrattieboFo found
herself cut OF largely FROM the rest OF
IN. world, 20 far a. triegFaphlc com
munieatiou went, hy . . clock ~ the
morning about seven inches ~ heavy
snow had fallen And telegraph aud trle'
phone wlFeS we're beginning 10 sas
From y a. ID. until three ~ The after
noan Manager James \. hAiaNeA ~
the Western lnion Ieleefaph sem
pany ; local oflce Mas unable 70 ~,
message 20 the outside world ei ~ 70
rsiVa enc. Ii vas shortly before
o'clock IN the morning when the Postal
T,i.uraph company : lines weni Niong,
ana Ms Elizabeth henning, local
manager. announced that she could noi
take messages with any degree OF Ger
talntV a. 20 when Whey could bs TOT
war,led. Late in the evening the Wet
arn Tnion cot ifs wires luto shape ~
bsn. 5 husInsss. The New England
Tel.Bbsne ala not suiieF any great in,
convenience, though thcrc were sever \
gasrs 81 saEging line, aud the touhlg
81 grounds an the wires was nefga,su
by the heavy load ot snow, lhe lNlh
state Gas 4 Electric company w.
9,aif Iy he action, of ts lines The
graftieharn. lliusdai. line, CARRYING
+ Il ,t6n ypit.. went 0ut 81 commission
.arly Ia the forenoon, but was rel'eNeg
~ n. load of snow aud put 70 Wof
SS,in before noon. An electric lighl
wire ana telephone wire On ",
.trs.t furnished a brilliant Hash oi
f fireworks during Tuesday morning. IN,
train srhedules We're not affected g, any
grgn, extent 81 the snow. aud the l9Ga
troiiy road kent close 20 il tlmctohle
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

A square deal for all is hed of0SS
Christmas seal.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
probate Court Business.

A. tho regular session OF the pfVo"EIs
-. Cor Noyember before Judge a. +.
S Sohwonli saturday morning - entries
go made the majority OF whicn VIZ 1
al acconntings made and alloWeuf;
IN tho estate of Lockart II. Barrett VI
tPnn,+tIohoro the final accounting Was
III Final accounting was nla9e
a aI allowed in the estate OF II; MarI %
SIart Of Brattleboro. In the Jonn ! =
S Srna,t estate the will was allowed
Pa PA Walter H. Sylvester was appolheSgo
o~ocntor Final accounting was n MI
60 tba Flora Johnson estate OF bra!tie
IN nv Hattie Johnson, the admi .ato
tratriy In the Mary A. Adams es.a.e
of Rrattleboro A. d. Wyatt, admln NH
trotor made final accounting; Inc VII
t 80 ailowed in the Samuel ,, HunI est
tote Of Brattleboro, and Frank L. hH W.,
vuo annointed executor. In the I Eu,
80 "" dark estate of Brattleporo ENa
/ Clark was appointed executrlN, gnu
H. viii was allowed. Final aceouhllIS
rno made in the estate OF Aizlna ~
W;iav of Wardsboro. In the MatIhl La
S,ll;yan estate of Brattleboro nlal A. ~,
oonnting was made and allowed. III
tba natter of Arthur H. Gale, incolhpe
t tnn If Brattleboro, the guardian az
count was filed and allowed, A nea ~
;no was ordered Dec. 81 on the Will u
WEALTHY C. Ames of Wilmington 49,
tho lawrence Heaphy estate OF Din.
tiaboro motion was made by the eAecu
tnr r 7. Heaphy, for final settleiien
! hoe a. Final settlement was ashe.
IN the Willard B. Sargent estate - y
! RrattIeboro by the administrators Nv
ton d. Walker.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
The Limit.

Testing about railways of the south
is rather an overworked profession
Before mason iarring the crop, howev .h
iet senator Burton of Ohio have the
1Speaking of railroads, )" he says
s.the ultimate word, in my experlenc;e
was a slimited' on which / traveleu ~
GEORGIA last summer. Al ro ptas.
where we were making our, greates'
snoed man stood at the side OF tht
trpocI with moving picture mae h,ne
I leaned out of the window and eaiiec
70 him him How are you GETTING ont s
III" He stopped turning the rank rank, a a;S
smoke with an expression of deep as
su ss.It don t seem to be no ne, NJ
sold Hold your head still. pleasr.
want want to get time exposure.
everybody for December.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
ONLY ONE
- Rseepd in Bsattisb0Eo Is q ualgas
One

the feadrr has . ~had haek or ans
lHff 90 and ls inoking Zoe relief and
hrllsF drI~ni Ca Tbs cab Femrsiy
5raeA b. people yaa know noAn :
.aeg ihis rriirKe auieklA cure JvfuiA
fk iimlilStoro filitsns testify ~
itee : tAse " H.
~ IA nsane, - Green stFcsi, nraiile
IA. saKs 4 found nioFr fslist from
HHsa. kInrg PILE than from any other
-, / s,rr ussi M NoFk ohdsvs us
IS 4 great deal Il STOPPING aud ~ lh.,
my Kidneys were Ntaksnel snf'
II almost constantly from harkarhs
soull hardly .tFaishtsn a. times %
unt 81 the snTenrss "a my kdnvys,
ia % ~ DIAN, Kidney Pills
cough nalins al,oui lhem and ! pro
ia ! supply frum II ho'den's drus
Ia 4 lev days the anrness n ms
4. disappeared AMI the harkaehe oeasst
Issns Kidney Pills deserve my endorse
F5f sale by an dealer. Puoe "A eeuis
foster Milhufn Co Budaio NeW York
asruts iof the United States,
Remember the name Deans and iaks
other.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

e


IAN ounce srs Of 4 pf rev boSp IN the
, stpdv If some literature on the
q prevention of tuberculosis, which 90 10
can be secured free of charge. 0o NJ
The e. stopping of all bodily excuses o9 y M
The e'I purchase Of 100 Red Re- ,. Gross
Seals as a share in the. general
preventive campaign against tu- :, m
berculosis ..........'.'.'.'''''
$500
Total .....'''''
How much did the man lose!
Seals are on sale at the stores OF r " q
Holden. w. H. Geddis, 9. r Ihomhas -. "
F Root. Clapp & Jones, and hough'oii ~
Simonds
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
your tuberculosis Bill.

man of facts and figures IN REM
svlvania city recently computed that the
illness and death of his child from scarle.
fever which she contracted in school, Lh cost
him s37I.5O, while his or his nelgnoor ;
share in the prevention OF this easily p pr,
Sents i disease would amount to only hs
sS4S A similar calculation, could Dc
% ma5e in the case of tuberculosis. - :.
S Suppose man, father of "a q family any q e
tbrea children, and earning So day Is
taken sick with tuberculosis; What oueS
# I cost him to get well, and what S Toalu
# cost each person in the United h o.a.eo
~ have prevented him from ever ns' the
had the disease Here are Few Oh .ae
leading items of expense to MN IN ee'
ting cured:
Six months treatment IN saha so5o n,
Care family of four. at IS per 100 n,
week for six months. 49,. l'-'0'
Loss of wages for six months al 100 q,
8 per day.
| Total s...-''''' a.,
Now what would have been the nia S
share in the prevention of tuberculosis
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

Rqllin uark. ". Nesthasii. Mas. Ia
Mr. "a. ~ MAFv. Als,rst. \ II -
Aida fosl. Chesterfield, \ III III
loafls Nag. llinsAais, = III -
philip Maoa. NoFihhfh, Mas. -
Ms, fiarA fAahs, niii Mass, ~
i.s,she Allrn. "A Nefthi,rld, Mass ~
Mrs. :, II. NJ nanaid, iiiAis, : II -
Frs.l II slesilaHd. Nhvs 'hs,d. \ H. IL
l.NmAn nAls, ON. Mas. III
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

creditor-"Is your master at homer!
SerVant-"Yes, please walk in. II 600
C,reditor-''Thank heaven, L SHAH see
some money at last. a.. r,;state II
Servant-"Dont make that mls'I he At
he had any money; ne Wouiuh
home "-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02
DISTRICT NO. A.
All rovrs Outside Vermont.

N,6ald Mass. III $50
Gertrude Proctor, lala y RI 130.3I5
LIZZIE Palmer, W: Nheid; Mas Mfps. 90 1S5
Florence ADAMS, C;Ii Mass 129.6I5
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

Advertised Letters.

Men: DIR. E. L. Averill (2l, G. w; N BSt,
,sr rN1 RAYMOND Jones, Fred Mallory W v !
Moran Ie,, s Patois, w. o. Record H.
smith Rev. Joseph Torrey.. g. Miss
'I Women: Miss E. Butterfeld. MIS- Miss
Ka WU Burns. Miss L. Harris, MISS
ahb;e Newton, Mrs. Lora Mores' MieS
Grace Grace Record. Miss Louise Thomas
Firms: Jenekes X Co.
Advertised Dec. .
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

"some men," said Uncle Ebe1, has has, !, .
way Of telEn' you to be good dat SCUM Guns
M, MY dow was improvin' on de Ten Com
r mar Washington Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Radford Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispa,tGh. NJ

Especial to The imes-DtspaLcn.i
Radford, Va, November 19.-Ihe MY MY
Christian Church In West Rad1oru VIZ 9
be dedicated Sunday, Rev. Ashley p
Johnson, D. D.. of. kimberlln HelBH's
saturday the Brotherhood Bible
Class OF which Miss Sue Tyler Is the
presiding genius, opened q re af re
room in East Radford. MOST o. tm9
members of the class are railroad ,hel n
"The Evolution OF the Am Amer 10 a.
Girl" given at the opera house -tse,s iaS -
week was a great success. ms ~, Z
one of a series of entertainments, and and
der the auspices. of the Music Clup, ana
their success has given rise 70 ,, appe
that they will result In the tbuilu!ns
OF new hall In RGdford. the youis o. >
set Is discussing the formatloini, ~ =,
a Junior. Music Club, and It Is nksiS
that choral society will be torllsu'
Madame Charlotte Macondn' Inc ~
prano. who sang In recital IN b ,I,.sao
Monday night, stopped over mere Iu .s1,,
day to spend the day with the Iai!l1'S
OF her brother. John r. Magtnnls.
Mrs, c. q. Johnson and Mrs. Eaa It,s
Reid entertained the Aid Society OF tn y
Presbyterian Church last week. anu any.
Mrs, Il. O. Scott entertained this Week.
Miss Lola Goldsmith has gone !, =
New Jersey to spend the winter at tHe
ancestral home OF the family ,.r
The Current Events Club met Will
Mrs, w. j. Kenderdine, Thursday
Mrs. william lngles gave Parsy
last week TO the young men ana w
men comprising hor own MO M1Rs N!esr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
RALEIGH Social News

Especial to The Times DISPATCH,
Raleigh. n. c., November 1a.--There
was much interest here the. past week
in the marriage Of Grimes HAYWOOD OIL
daughter of Colonel II. G. Dockery at
rockingham, Wednesday. Mr.. Hay
wood IS an assistant State chemist
here. and quite popular in the soclai
several years here with Associate
Justice and Mrs. Plat p. Waller.
There went from Raleigh to attend the
wedding of Mrs. i. j. Haywood ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Grimes and MISS
Jane Grimes. A party of Mr. Hay
woods friends rendered him stag
supper on Saturday preceding the Wed-
ding. that was most enjoyaple al
fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood VIII be
at home In this city after their bridal
trip. ord
party by Miss Mamie Hay in honor of
Miss Mildred McMullen. of Edenton.
Bridge was the game. Miss Juilette
Crews was the winner of the woman
prize, and Ransom sanders, that for the
men. There were thirty guests
The Ola Podrida Club had Miss Eliza.
Pool as hostess Tuesday afternoon. She
entertained at the home or y. "a,
Briggs. Thackeray and his book Els
of Henry Esmondn was the theme OF
q paper by Mrs. w. w Kitchin Mrs.
Henry Litcllford presented paper on
"Thackeray as Satiirist."
Mrs. w A. Hoke, wife of Associate
Justice Holle, of the Supreme Court,
entertained Thursday afternoon. on an
elaborate scale and most charmingly
Mrs Plat d. Walker, wife of Associate
Justice Walker. of the supreme Court,
was the special guest of honor.
For the Kentness Book Club Tuesday
afternoon, Miss Eleanor Nass was the
hostess "Tibet," "The Dervishes" ana
1.-THE Bedouins' We're special topics
with papers by Mrs w. w. Robard.
and Miss May Armistead Jones
Mrs William j. Andrews gave one of
the most brilliant receptions of the
season Friday night in honor of Miss
Flora Wilson, daughter of United states
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, who
gave a superb concert Friday evening,
and has been in the city several days.
the guest of Mrs. Andrews. who met
her in Paris number OF years ago in
the home OF the American Ambassa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
mr.. DooZey on Thanksgiving
BY FINLEY PETER dunno
Copyright, 1910. by +. P. Dunne.)

week amy i re thin tn week befure
or tn week afther l refuse to be
ordered around. " coorsc, ain't
goin' TO be ritter. / won't make amy
throuble. TIL Govnor won't have to
tell me to move on an be thankful. III
be thankful on Thanksgivin Day, whin
ivrybody is accoordln to law, an III
be thankful TIL day afther. whin there's
no legal raison why 1 shud be. 4e
can't be thankful too much or too
often 1t don't get We much, but it
makes we injye what We get more"
~ haven't been payin amy attn
tfon to what we said" Mr.. Hennessy
remarked do ye think Taft an
Rosenfelt are frindly?'
They might be- said Mr. Dooley.
If they didn't have SO NANNY frinds.
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King George Social News
IsnacIal to rhe Times-plspatch.l

King George, Va, November Ia
Mrs. +. II. Ninde and daughter, mary
Louise, of Colonial Beach, We're recent
guests of relatives here.
unexpectedly till last Saturday In at
tending the Virginia Conference, Is
guest Of his brother in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Mason have moved
to their beautiful home, "Clelveiand,
which Is Mr. Mason's ancestral !, nome,
having been In the Mason 1amlly Ior
Mr., and Mrs. John T Minor nave
returned from Richmond, where they
attended conference.
Miss Rosalie Grymes. Of Cedar
s e1r. Is Visiting anaa MISS FRANCES
ty, is guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Miss Mary Gray Arnold, who has
been teaching In an indian school At
Riverside. Cal. is spendingS month.
with her father. DR.. T, I, Arnold at
Miss M Try S. Grymes, who has been.
visiting her cousin, Miss Ira Wallace,
in Washington, for the past several
weeks, will go to Richmond IN rev
days to he a guest OF MISS Lucy -,
Swami. and attend the Proctor-sWann
wedding,
Harry Mills has returned from
trip to Washington.
Mrs, Frank @. Fitzhugh is IN Dover.
N. j., Where she was called by the
Illness Of her da AZ MRS
Miss frankie Arnold, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs; Paul Hobday,
In Mathews county, returned nome 9
Mrs. Williams. wtse Of Rev, 9; u y
.WilllalHs. with he's Awa little AQna. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
State Normal Social News

[Speciai to The Times -Dispatch.l
State Normal School, Farmville Va,
November 1.-THE executive commit
tee of the board of trustees met in the
presidents Office Thursday afternoon,
November IT, at 8 o'clock. Those pres
ent We're Hon. Robert Turnbull. of
Lawrenceville, president to the board ;
DR. James Nelson, OF Richmond; Hon
G, Harding Walker, of Heathsville.
Hon. j. j. owen. of Green Bay: j s
Ware, OF Berryville, and j. NJ Crute,
of Farmville. Only routine affairs were
before the COMMITTEES. They were en-
tertained at dinner Thursday even
ing by DR., and Mrs. Jarman.
DR. susan ". Field, resident physi-
Ing visit from her mother Mrs. vii
son Field, and her sister, DIR. Ellzabeth
Field, of LINCOLN Neb. After a week
| in Farmville, Mrs, Field and her daugh-
ters will leave for New England. where
they will visit relatives for some time,
Mrs w. T. Woodhouse, OF Bnrka-
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Miller School Social News
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch J

Miller School, Va. November l9-
The Rt, Rev, Arthur $. Lloyd, or Alex
andria, Va, who Ia the coadJutor bishop
of Virginia. preached sunday evening
one of the nblest sermons ever de-
liyered to the student body. He also
preached at st, Johns Chapel In the
afternoon, and confirmed several Miller
School children.
The Y, M. G. A, had good meetings
Sunday evening In both departments.
DR.. Fulton made q trip TO Washing
ton city this week.
Miss Lucy Tpmpklns spent several
days In charlottesville this week. where
she met Professor stoncWall Temp
kiDs. 9l Brooklyn, n. Y,, who ia an =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Your Freckles
Need Attention in November OF
Face Will Stand Covered

November is the time to take speciaI
care OF the complexion If you wish to
look we'll during the winter. The
autumn sun and winds have brought
out freckles, that Will stay all winter
unless removed now With oth,ne--dou-
BILE strength.
This prescription for the cure Of
treekles is the discovery of an emf
nent skin specialist and ia so uni
iiormly successful that 1t is sold by
Tragle's Drug TO, under the guarantee
an ounce OF Othine-double strength
and even the first nights application
VIII show wonderful Improvement,
some OF The smaller freckles even van
tshiag entirely.