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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Children S Hair
Keep 1t Free From Dandruff
and it Will Grow Lovely

Being the best hair dressing for men
and women, Partisan Sage is also best for
children. Try it once and see how clean
and healthy it keeps the scalp.
Ny daughter used Partisan Sage on
her children'5 hair, and it is as good as
YOU recommend it to be. Hannah An
derson, io2l Divine Street, Columbia,
S. c.
Here is what North Dakota woman
,ays:
"Parisian Sage certainly has done my
hair lot OF good, and will highly. recon-
mend it as very good tonic 70. the hair:
Have used various kinds OF tones, and
have found Partisan Sage the best. |
have my head free from dandruff now,
and i. has healthy lustre and has an
even color. 1t used TO be strcaky. Many
Of my friends are using it, and they speak
highly Of it."-Mrs. Anna Rooney, io1
Second ST., n. Fargo, \. d.
Partisan Sage causes the hair to grow
thicker. more luxuriant. and puts 50 much
new life into it that it grows lns.rous and
beautiful
Always bear in mind that there is moth
ing for the hair that can compare with
Partisan Sage. There are many imita-
tions, but none OF them are guaranteed to
eradicate dandruif, stop falling hair and
itching scalp in two week., or money back.
Aiarge bottle costs SOC at Tragles and
druggists everywhere. The girl with the
Auburn hair is On every bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Lahore Social News
rnaci,1 The rin,es-D,.natch

Especial to The Tinles-Dispatch.]
Lahore, Va, December l0.--Dr. w.
j. Crittenden and bride returned Sun
day from an extended bridal tour. and
are living in their home at Unionville.
Mrs. Thomas Graves has returned
to her home near ze, after a several
weeks visit to Mrs. rupert Powell. In
Gordonsville.
The teachers from this place at
tended the institute at Orange Friday
and Saturday. School Superintendent
Cowherd is infusing new lie into edu-
cational matters. and there is activity
all along the line.
John Evers, nineteen years old, and
Miss Loanlie Lee, seventeen years OF
age. e!oped from Special for Wash
ington. and were married.
c. C. Gill. OF Orange. has moved to
Gordonsville with his family.
DR., q. 8. Moncure. pharmacist of
Orange. has accepted a position in
Richmond.
Mrs. F. G. Paulson. of sewickly. Pa.
is visiting his parents in Orange.
DR. Robert Frazer is on visit to
Warrenton.
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Scottsvi,le Social News
Tho Tin,es-Dispatch.

ISpeClat 10 Las :. =. -. a =, "a.
TAI, heo John B. Andrews. one OF the most
S tds respected citizens Of the com. m.
mnnity. celebrated his nlnety-nrss
hirthday a few days ago. he receissu
ongratulatory postcards and leLters
trn1o over 400 Of his friends. Many
ADDS came from Richmond. where ne
Sas son and other relatives living
e Eel of Altavista, spent several
daHs this week at the home OF his
swife,s mother, Mrs. D. p. Powers.
R$I. Wade, of Richmond. was az Inc
home OF his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blalr
this week ,,d
Tuesday In Richmond.
Mrs. D. p, Powers and MISS Lucy &c
Powers. who have been visiting at LOO
Park Avenue, R!chnl ond, have returned
home. ,,u
gave an oyster dinner SATURDAY ior the
benefit Of tho "pars onage tuAd. !,
Mrs. James NJ. Hughes3 mas s., s9lu az
of her personal prop crty and will leave
IN a short While for California to live
with her brother.
Mrs. s. g. Bell and son. Gilbert. VINO
nave b. en- visiting at THE Terrace :
left Thursday for their home In Alta Alta
'J Judge =. N. Wood and daughter. Of
scottsville several days ago.
Robert Jones was II Charlottesyt
! this week to see his mother, Mrs. q
II. Jones, who is at the University
g. ". Briggs spent several days thia
week at his home here,
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Of Roanoke.

Humphries. Of Roanoke
Mrs. John r. Eod has returned trorn
Norfolk, where she was called by the
serious illness of her mother, MRS.
Powell.
Misses Hills Becker and Bessie
Moore, Of Roanoke. have been guests
Of Miss Eula Walters this week.
Miss Louise Hawley has returned
Miss Beatrice Calhoun has recently
visited Miss Kitty Hoge. OF fG lsasrana
has been the guest OF Colonel and Mrs.
James. S. Childress this week
Mrs. a. Manoni has returned IRON,
a two months stay with Mrs. CHI o'
John q. Dillon. who has had charge
OF the Montgomery Lime CONF any for
the past two Years years, IS now n
Norfolk, where he has accepteo q posi-
A.. q s ~ =
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Suffolk Social News.
rSpscial to The Tines.Dispatcf

SIS lSpSCtdl LO j lS 1lltlSS-D1SpdICl.l
Suffolk. Va, December 10.-The ro.
men OF the Presbyterian Church were
entertained Monday evening by Mrs
Walter ". Eley, in Bank Street. Prep
arattons were made for a bazaar. which
was held on Thursday and Friday.
Suffolk, Wednesday evening to J. G.
Holland, by Rev. r. A. Mcfarland, Of
the BAPTIST Church. The bride, former
ly Of Carrsville. is a daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. West.
The Suffolk Book Club was enter
Alexander r. Myrick. in Saratoga
Street.
Mrs. R. H. Rawles. on Thursday af-
ternoon, was hostess to members OF
the Suffolk Literary Club at her home
in Bank Street.
Miss Florine Kinney. Of charlottes-
Virginia Jenkins. in Main Street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist Church met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. William Briggs, in
Grace Street.
Miss Virginia ss1oop is home from
Sweet Brier Institute.
James f. Corbitt has concluded a
visit Of some days in New York
Miss Louise Britt has completed a
visit with friends in Norfolk.
onion OF the Christian Church had q
meeting this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. cahoon. OF
Norfolk. have concluded visit to
relatives in Suffolk.
Robert A. Pretiow. Of Franklin. was
guest early in the week OF Judge
and Mrs. James Z. McLemore.
Former Governor "A, j. Montague
was a guest the first. of the weke OF
Colonel e. r. Holland and John B
Pjnnar s
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cordonsillye Social News
Gotoo'.s' .p,spateh.l

re,erial to The Time s-Dispalea.lo
sadansv,,le. va. December lo.l
,,,spsrs woody, OF Richmond, siSss 80
his mother. Mrs. ". J. Wooos. +-S- :
TINS nI,ss esi,ie woody Of Meltons yis.ren,
Miss L,ilian Smith. at Mountain 49,
this = Ieake ., Sswpert Nsws S.I1s
ed his mother in south eotuo''' 80
this T " and H. E M,l.on: Of shsnanr. r.
Ml n,;sa Anna Anna colt returned Thursday
from o9 a two weeks visit to triehos ~
Richmond. - ra+rrned from q
trip e E s sehlosser. R W and Eugsr..
Nsson were in Orange on Tnutad a.a.
Beuford COOK was Richmond Sis4eot
this week. -..o-y,,,e was
!, Gnrdonsville visitor this week.
Regin!d shelt s,,,or q COON psh this week
~. cantain and Mrs. George Wright iete
Thursday for az, an g sstS Snuia Mo- .p ana
Eloomir gton. III; q s i'oa U.s. =
TeXarkana, Tex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
State Normal Social News
repecial to The Times-Dispatch.


state Normal school. Farmville, Va.
December 1o.---Iiis Excellency, william
Hodges Mann. Governor of Virginia
will address the Young Women's
Christian Association Of the Normal
ternoon Governor Mann will be en-.
tertained during his visit to Farm.
willie by President and alrs. Jarran.
Miss ellie Larew instructor In
mathematics in the Randolph Macon
guest Of Miss L....an Cook during the
last week.end.
Miss Ella Agnew, Of crswe. organ
izer of Girls Clubs in Halifax and
other counties, undar the direction OF
Bureau up q Piant Indastry. t addressed ssi
the members OF the senior class
Monday evening, telling them of her
work for rural life.
Miss claris crane. student secretary
committee OF tho Young Women's
Christian Association, spent Monday
and Tuesday at school In the Interests
OF the association.
Tho Normal School branch of the
state Teachers Association had de-
lightful meeting III the faculty room
Tuesday evening at 1870 o'clock. In
teresting reports were heard from
those who attended the recent Educa-
tional Conference. and hot chocolate
and waters were served.
Miss Eloise Harrison, Instructor in
mathematics, spent the last weekend
vacation at tho homo OF Beverly Ran
dolph Harrison, in Amherst county.
near Sweet Briar.
There have just been organized two
new literary societies. known as the
Ruffner Debating Society, and the JEFF
ferson Debating Society. with twenty
one members each Miss Natalie Terry.
president; Miss Elizabeth Haskins.
vice-pTesidentfn Miss Mabel Paterson,
critic. Miss Mamie Watkins, record
ing secretary; Miss Charlotte Trough
ton, corresponding secretary; Miss
Alice Martin, treasurer.
The officers of the Jeffereon Society
are Miss Myrtle Martin. president;
| Miss Louise Davis, vice-president: Miss
Ruth Fulton, critic; Miss Zozo Dixon.
recording secretary: Miss Blanche
I 1Iedrlck, corresponding secretary; Miss
/ Josephine Saville, treasurer.
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Ballsille vSocial News

Especial to The s-Dispatch.l
Ballsville, Va. pecember. lo.-Mrs, a;
J. Hurt Of Chester, was the guest Of
her parents last SUNDAY $500
home after a pleasant visit OF several
weeks to relatives in Richmond.
Samuel B. Hurt spent Thursday and
Friday In Richmond.
Miss e. s. Pierce. OF. Aryonla, was
the guest Of Miss z. 4. Wilson last
! Mra, ". II. owens, Of Manchester,
was at the Goodman House last week,
Mr.. and Mrs a. a. Rlanton are visit
ing relatives here:
Cumberland. where she will spend
AIRS. +, NJ, Tyler will return to her
home next Week,
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Montvale Social News
,.o,oIto The Times-Dispatcl

rspecial to The Times Dispatch
n1ontyale, va. December l0.-Mr. and
Mrs, Phillips spent last week visiting
friends in Campbell county. Mrs. Phil
lips has returned home, but MI; mi
lips is in st. Luke's Hlospltal at Lyhcn-
hurg, for treatmen
Dr, b, II. EARLY has returned from
4ha sanatorium at AsheYille, N, q,
= The High school entertainment on
rrhIrsday evening was q success In
,,,ara Ways than one. The patrons
and and : friends were much pleased and
nearly $40 was realized, which VII
be used to make a payment on the
as NM pt vuen,en Of st. Marks Guild open
"a bazaar on Friday afternoon al
the home Of DR.. and Mrs, Early. Ar
ticies. beautiful and useful. Were Off
fered for sale. and refreshments We're
served.
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heretofore have only spent the sum.
mer at Bright View. have remained
oyer for the fall season. and are nov
Eleanor Bright has invited number
OF friends to spend Christmas here
with her.
.n John cSenran' Of st .aqnt1n gp
will come up next week with party
from New York. including q. Medley
scoyil and Beirne Kinney, to spend
Dr. and Slrs. Guy Hiasdale. who
Lodge. MISS Jessie X. Graham: have
planned to entertain 9 party Of fris sT,as
Jeanne Hinsdalc, who has Just re-
turned from several years study
while Ingleseote and 1ngls s1s,S,,, lsay y
ingalls,. who are. at present ia On.
the holidays and have nort OF family
.air.' and Mrs. walter watson and
Miss Mai watson arc expected down
from New York to spend the ho!loaya
in. hotel cottage which they nave
taken
the holidays By Mrs. Frederick ster-y.
who will have several house guests
from New York and Pittshurg.
arc at Zen Venue. Viii have Christ
mas house party and then leave ass a.,.
New Year to spend tho winter IN New
York and Florida.
Silver gray foxes and wild turke:s
have been very plentiful this fall. ana
during several sunrise fox chases OF
fhe past week three silver grays nave
been captured. Two were gu.
out alive and unhurt. Ivers w Aoanis.
one OF the most noted salmon lishel
men in the country, haG hao
luck hunting wild turkeys ana mas
sent several away. ,, ~
,,rs Rerinald Vanderbilt. and. sister
Of the late Frederick Gebhard. W tae
is observing a period of mourning, mas
ained Informally at the Daniel Boone
Ior Cabin and at the other taI M
t Los dnring the week with Mrs
Wsiter Eidridge and others.
Gaorrs w Cheney and George FER
-nson Joined the hunting party a
Fassifern Farm for tho week-sno.
Mrs. Stephen II. P. Bell VINO -.
rived at the Springs Aonday Gi u<
ing in a private car, mas g9HI Io ~ psil'
WIN Masters Robert and Jonh I-tII,.
who Will spend the Sinte'
eo Mrs. John wanamakeI cane do WI
fran, Phiiadelphia on TUESDAY, ana no
viii VIII remain at the Homestead u'.'ii
the ,r ho ana Mrs Philip R. Mallory. OF
Rve' have joined the honegmoea -sTel
ony at the Springs. 10 feH's'a
we ehar,es NJ. Hinkle arrived early Yen N
t,s week from osterviils., anu 1, 20
Completing the .Ku TN, WIN Mere no ~
Aiken TO open his via lne'
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Christiansburg Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]

Special to The TtHes-DtSpatch.1
Christiansbu Va. December To-
One Of the largest germans OF the year
was held on Friday evening. "A mum
Der Of visiting girls and students from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute add
ed to the pleasure Of the occasion.
Those dancing We're Misses Bessie
Moon and Hillie Becker, Of Roanoke;
Pansy Adair. Of Princeton: Eula Wall
tiers, Margaret Junkin. Ollie Surface,
Jennie Childress. Jennie Hall. Alma
Edith Fagg. Bessie, Mary
and Sadie Elicit: John Spindle, William
and Alvin Walters, William Hall. a.
a. Waldrop, Jr.. Cadet Smith. OF ".
2. Il; Aubrey Hawley, Gray Manoni.
Alfred and Hoge Tallant, Houston Eoff
and William Moring.
]. P. Turner. Misses Leila and Myrtle
Turner left Friday to make their home
In Roanoke. Mr.. Turner sold his farm
on Meadow Creek. to J. w. shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. humphries and
Miss Sue Humphries have closed their
home for the winter and will soend
the time with their son. DR.. Clyde
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Chase City socialNews
[ Snecial to The Times. Lispatc

Chase city, va, December los--AIiss
Jana Hardy, Of Jeffress. who has beer!
visiting Mrs. James ElardM returned
to her homo Saturday,
Mrs. Virginia NIadduS. Of Richmond.
Is visiting her danS nter, Mrs. G. Ei.
Ieoghegan, on Academy Street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Borden, Of Rad-
dirt. spent Saturday In town With
W. u, Penicls, of Richmond, was in
town this week. rs
M. w. Hays, of Newport News. Is
VisltinE his parents. CAPTAIN and Mrs,
SAKE Roberts, OF Richmond, spent
several days in town this week.
Mrs, Compton,, OF blackstone, IL
Waiting her daughter, Mrs. Y. II. Mad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
READY FOR CHRISTMAS
AT THE HOT SPRINGS
Advance Guard of Holiday Guestn
Expected within Next Few Days.
Weeks ENTERTAINMENT.
tspecialto. The Times Dispatch. II

Neck,s ENTERTAINMENT.
Especial to. The Tirnes- Dispatch.
Virginia Hot Springs December 10.
1.-The. indications are that the NEXT
Few days Win sec the arrival of the
aabv ristmase h ho1ia,v w9 VIII spend the
stead has numerous reservations for
the holidays, while membcrs OF tho
villa colony are planning to entertain
NV year. In p sevaral i inatane ass wh ere
sottases have been closed csretakerS
have received word to reopen them in
preparation for entertaining.
recovering from strenuous hunting
"Knr. at the Kufhaus, which e nov;
Under IND, tho direction I,ess Of py kurk I'm I'm
Frederic Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
don, John III Bowers. Mrs. waiter
EldridEs. Sir Robert and Lady HAD.
~ Hinkle, Mrs. Edward y Berwind,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman,
Governor Eben s. Draper and Mrs.
nT r ana I Mrs and d Mn 1yer w @ aam IT,
David King. ". the Misses Dorothy.
i bonaidso ana Mr.. a' and Mrs. 7 Andrew
Blair, Mrs.. stephen Il; 2. psii, Mr; md
and George ST. Donaldson are among
Baron and Baroness Roscnkrantz, Of
London. are sailing this week from
the other side to spend the holidays
here with tho parents OF the later
ton Lodge, WHARF, a large house party
ia expected next week. and will In
rluds Mr.. and Mrs william b. Lowe.
Al Barton Lodge Mrs. David Dun
lop. who has az her guests at pres
ent Mrs. L. lie Moire Johnston. alrs.
George Hupfel and Miss Martha COL
iier. large company 10 expected
Christmas week TO remain until altcI
Mr. and sfrs. Edgar Bright, WHO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11

month of November with her sister.
Mrs. J. H. Oliver. at Newport. Il, T..
returned to her home Shirley on
Tuesday Is4s.
=. A. Saunders Jr. spent several days
this week with his son. z. a. Saunders.
third. at his home. Bucklands Stock
Farm.
The many friends of L. NJ. Nance.
unbeep ma JskisfoB ureauInm nv
city county. win be glad to know that
he is recovering from the results OF
the very painful accident which befell
him some days ago. when his leg was
broken. 5s ~
]. q. Field has returned to Rich
n,ond from a visit of several days In
this neighborhood.
Miss Alfalfa Walker, of .aThe G!enns, IS
Is the guest Of relatives in Norfolk
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Gotham Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Gotham. Va, December 10.-Aliss
Nary Boyden Is az home again, after
a visit 10 her brother, in Washing.
ton.
Mrs. Hugh Morrison and little daugh.
ters have returned to their home In
Ginter Park, Richmond. after a visit
If several weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. +. X
Page.
Grigsby shackelford. of tho Episco-
pal High School, Alexandria, is spend
ing some time with his family at
'Nlillwood.''
Mrs. i. L. Everett entertained in
formally at bridge last Friday even
ing.
Misses Edith Rankin and charlotts
Randolph have returned to their homes
at keswicts. after a visit to MIS-.
Sholto Douglas.
DR.. C. a. Elicit. of Richmond, was
the Weekend guest of his uncle. a. j.
Bell.
J, r. Williams has returned to Cob
nam. after an extended trip North
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 3. Crawford and lit
tie son, Sam, OF Music Hail., left Sat
Grday for Chicago. TO be gone until
after the holidays While away they
will also visit Mr. Crawford's parents
In Sterling. Ill.
Miss Landon Rives and Miss Ella
Page were the weekend guests OF
Mrs Houghton, at az crest Lodge"
Adair Archer, of the University Of
Virginia. spent Saturday and Sunday
at Castle Hill"
Carl II. Noting, of BRACKETS
Louisa county, has been visiting at
"Cohham Park"
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sewing Society Of westover Church

was held on Friday WIN MIS-. v. =.
clark, at her home. "Hardens." Among
those present were NIesdames j. A.
Clark, tt G. Harrison. H. S. Saunders.
S. A. Clark. E. c. Harrison. j.. NJ, Bell,
Misses Emily and Sallie Harrison. AT
ter all business before the society had
been attended to, Mrs. Clark invited
the members to luncheon The Jan.
uary meeting will be held at Weston"
the home Of Mrs. E. c. Harrison.
Misses Josephine, Mary and Emily
"Appomattox-o n-the james" from a
two years tour OF Europe. Accom-
panying the Misses Eppes was their
little niece, Miss Alise EpPes. the
daughter Of Richard Eppes. OF "Eppes,
Mrs. A. C. Bransford. VINO spent the
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Pa1nplin. CITY Social News
[special to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.J
Pamplin City. Va. December To-.
The Reading Club OF this place met
last Friday night at the residence of
S. R-Franklin.
Mrs p. II. Warren, who has lately
visited her daughter, Miss Hannah, of
tiers, Miss Mary and Mrs. NJ. T. Bon
ham, In New York City, is expected
to return next Tuesday.
Frank S. HARDWOOD, a ministerial stu
dent at Richmond College. who came
home for the Thanksgiving holidays.
has returned to HIS duties,
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Powhatan Social News

Powhatan. Va, December lO.-Mrs.
James A. Tilman spent several days in
Richmond last week.
Miss Annie Goode, OF this place. Is
visiting relatives in South Richmond.
j. T. Crump. Of this place. is in
Richmond.
Mrs. r. w. winfree, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". NJ.
Nichols. near here, has returned to
r. A. Bowen, of Forest Hill, spent
last Thursday night with relatives in
this village.
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Malvern, Hill Social News

80 ISpecIal TO The Tlnles-IIspa
Malvern Hill. Va. December To-
Rev. John @. Gornick has returned to
his homo In Qnancock, from q weeks
visit among his former parishoners In
Charles City county. Mr.. Corniek was
FOR seventeen years rector of Westover
parish. He haltl services on Sunday
last AT Westover and Granville
churches,
u The regular monthly meetiu1 W the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11

Mrs. A. c. Branssord. VINO spent the
Evening journal., 1910-05-26

WANTED - OLD FEATHER BEDS.
w pillows, holsters, and old-fashioned
Iurniture Best cash prices. W-l0 Jour
1al Office. Apr2S-tf
VKYANTED-ROOM AND BOARD IN RE
W fined private family for man. wife
and young child; north of Eighth and
west Of Washington; state terms. Adj
dress b.. Journal Office. Ma2i-3t
NTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY CLERf-
W cal work. Address ~ Journal Office.
May25-3t
XKTANTED-ENERY PERSON WHO
w wants "a watch 10 come TO MS, or
drop postal. "a representative will call
with a full line. don't be afraid, your
credit is good here. Sl.00 weekly. Open
rueday and Saturday evenings Rooms
se2-S23 Ford Bldg. SUCCESS co.
NlayM-27.
Evening journal., 1910-05-26
MANS ESTATE
NOT DELUSION
Claim of Man in State Hos
pital to Mine Ownership
Proves to be True

The police have learned something about
Charles Berkey. aged S5 years who was
arrested on Saturday on the charge OF
breach OF tho peace and was committed
to the State Hospital COR Insane the next
day as demented. A Wilmington man ac-
quainted with II. Berkey. OF NO. 2lls
Fairmount avenue, Philadelphia, a brother
of the patient, notified HIM Of his brothers S
plight and also impaired TO the police
what he knew about the man.
1t appears that the statements made by
Berkey that he owned valuable coal mines
in the vicinity Of Johnstown, Pa, which
the police thought were hallucinations
were really facts. The police learned that
with three brothers Berkey owns consid-
cradle coal land In Pennsylvania which is
IN an estate about to be settled, and his
share is reputed to be several hundred
thousand dollars.
Berkey was found by the police in ar
east side store on last Saturday which
he refused to leave.
The police say they learned that abou
two weeks ago Berkey's mother died II
Johnstown and was buried there withou
his knowledge When he returned I,
Johnstown TO see her and was tod shl
was dead and buried he went 10 the Gem
etery and attempted 10 open the grave.
The police or State Hospital authoritie
have not yet seen the brother in Philadel
phia who was expected 10 arrive here 10
day to take charge Of the patient.
Evening journal., 1910-05-26
UPROAR OVER THE
DRINK QUESTION

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. May 26-The
Presbyterian General Assembly was
thrown in a state of wild disorder to-
day by the resumption of the debate
upon the resolution introduced by Ho-
mer Castle, last years prohibition can
didae for governor in Pennsylvania,
calling upon the convention TO declare
itself socially. financially and politi-
calling against the liquor traffic" Great
uproar greeted the resolution when
presented for the second time to-day
and it was declared an effort to en-
broil the church in politics.
Rushing to the platform to defend
his resolution, Commissioner Castle
cried: "If this be politics God help
the church then If it does not so into
politics"
Immediately the hall rang with the
cries of commissioners wanting to be
heard There was a fusillade of ap-
peals. points of order, etc. The Rev.
DR.. Little, the moderator. raped in
vain for order, and the turmoil con-
tinued for ten minutes.
The political reference was finally
eliminated and the resolution, in mod
ihed form, adopted. II calls upon the
church to admonish its. neople ito keep
themselves separate and apart from
the liquor traffic"