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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
BARB WIRE WILL. CHECK
STRAY CATTLE AT LINE

Ell PASO, Tex, Oct. 24.-A fence
along the border between Mexico and
the United States seems assured. Sur
veyors are now in the field and are
said to be running lines for the con-
struction of barb wire fence.
to keep the cattle of each country
from wandering over the line rather
than to stop smuggling, as has been
reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
VESSEL OKLAHOMA SAFE,
is REPORT FROM CUTTER

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 24.-Develop-
ments today proved that last night s
wireless message of distress, purport-
ing to come from the big tank steamer
Oklahoma, with forty-six men aboard,
was a hoax.
The revenue cutter Acushnet which
had picked up the mysterious IS. o.
So was in communication early to-
day with the Oklahoma, well down on
the southern coast on her way to Port
Arthur, Texas. and she reported every
thing all right
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
CONNECTICUT POPULATION
SHOWS 22 PER CENT RAISE

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-The popu.
latlon of the state of Connecticut as
enumerated in the thirteenth census, is
1,114,756. This is an increase of 206. 1856
or 22.7 per cent over 1903. From 1890
to 1900 Connecticut's population in
creased 1872 1862, or 21.7 per cent.
Quincy, ILL.,, has q population Of 36,5S7,
as enumerated in the thirteenth census.
This is an increase Of 335, OF 3 per cent
over &c., 252 in 1900.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
SENDS So FOR TIMES FUND

Another subscription has reached
The Herald to be added to the fund
for the relief Of sufferers in the Times
disaster. 1t is for 81 and comes from
a woman who wants to be put down
as subscriber"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
At TORNEYS BEGIN
PEMBERT0N CASE
Opening Argument Made at Trial
Of State Legislator Accused
of Bribery
7 ASSOCIATED Press1

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-Open-
ing arguments were made and testi-
mony was begun in the Sangamon
county circuit court today in the case
against. Senator Stanton C. Pemberton
of Oakland and Representative Joseph
S. Clark of Vandalia, charged with
conspiring to obtain a bribe in the
awarding of a contract for new desks
and chairs for the senate and house.
States Attorney Edmund Burke said
the state could prCrVe the defendants
guilty without the testimony of Sem
ator D. W. Holstlaw, whose confession
to Mr. Burke resulted in several legls-
lative indictments IN this county.
1.-THE Defense" lie said, will attack
the character of one of the states main
witnesses, Senator Holstlaw. In ad-
vance I will grant the truth Of almost
anything they say about HolStlaW. l
think the same of him as Of any other
crook. All who entered with him into
the agreement to get money for them
selves out of a state contract are
crooks Holstlaw does not want to tes-
tify here, but he will testify because
we have the goods on him and he has
to talk"
sCoRNs CHARACTER TESTIMONY
Anticipating the defense would pro-
duce numerous witnesses to testify as
to the good character of the men on
trial, Burke urged the jury to pay no
attention to such evidence
Secretary Of State James A. Rose,
who was chairman of the commission
that awarded the furniture contract,
and who entered his protest at the time
of the award, was the first witness
called by the state.
The records of the furniture commits
sion were produced. The minutes
showed that on January IS, 1909, the
secretary of the commission, Louis j.
Pierson, rendered to the commission a
number of bids and that MIR. Rose was
recorded as not voting because he was
not satisfied with the quality of the
furniture offered or the prices submit
ted.
Senator Pemberton moved to accept
the bid of Ford & Johnson, offered
through the Johnson Hatcher company
of Springfield.
CONTRACTS GO IN EVIDENCE
The bond, contract and specifications
entered into between the successful
bidders and the commission were then
offered in evidence over the objections
of the defense.
REPRESENTATIVE Louis j. Pierson of
Wilmette, a member of the commission,
was the last witness today. He did not
vote with HostlaW, Clark and Penn
berton in awarding the contract to the
Ford & Johnson company. He identi-
fed the signature to the contract as
his own and the contract as the orig
inal one prepared by himself as Sec
retary of the commission and later re-
vised by the attorney general
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25

ft'a a. easy TO secure n bargain in a used
eutomoblle through want advertising. a. IL
upd TO be-and stil iB-to secure a horse
and carriage,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
a CHECK on DIsHONEsTY

CHECK ON DISHONESTY
It is expected that the knowledge
that a hundred or more men will be
keeping a constant check on the bor-
rowings will make it extremely haz-
ardous for the dishonest individual,
firm or corporation to get money from
the national banks.
The committee recommended that in
addition to the usual annual meeting
of the examiners held in each of the
eleven districts regular annual meet
ings Of the several district chairmen
be held at some central point early
in the year. These meetings would
consider conditions and make public
information as to the credit, rating
and responsibility of those borrowers
whose names might be found on paper
in more than one Of the general dis
tricts and regarding whom 1t might
be deemed advisable to compare notes.
A radical Encouragement of districts
into which the country has been di-
Vided was also recommended. This
rearrangement includes we'll defined
banking zones, the headquarters in
each district being of selective i'm
portance as banking centers and re-
serve cities. This tentative plan fol-
lows:
District No. New England; head
quarters, Boston; Alfred Ever, chair
man.
No. 2-New York state and city and
northern New Jersey; headquarters,
New York; Charles A. Hanna, chair
man.
No. 3-Eastern Pennsylvania, Mary
land and the District of Columbia;
headquarters, Philadelphia; Frank l..
Norris, chairman.
No. Anew district, Virginia, North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Flor
ida; headquarters, Richmond; no
chairman named.
No. 5-Western Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Ohio; headquarters, Pitts
burg; H. A. Williams, chairman.
No. 6--Kentucky, Tennessee, south
western Ohio and southern Indiana;
headquarters, Cincinnati; Percy H.
Johnston, chairman.
No. New district, Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama; headquarters,
New Orleans; no chairman named.
No. S-Chicago, northern Indiana,
Nebraska, North and South Dakota;
headquarters, Chicago; +. r. Rorebeck,
chairman.
No. 9-Southern Illinois, Missouri,
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas; head
quarters, st. Louis; Frank o. Hicks,
chairman.
No. 1O-Colorado, Utah, Arizona,
Wyoming and New Mexico; headquar-
ters. Denver; F. L. Klein, chairman.
No. 11-Oregon. Idaho, Montana,
Washington headquarters, Seattle; r..
r. Wilson, chairman.
No 12-California and Nevada; head
quarters, San Francisco; Henry n. j..
Morris, chairman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
ARE YOU ILL?

II so, why not come
TO US? We can sure
ly cure you. We
treat and cure all
private diseases OF
men and women
cancer. tumor, rup-
[ u + e, rheumatism
and all nervous dis
orders. No knife.
All our cures ara
painless.
Phnna E921A
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25
Comptroller Will Compile Secret
Credit information for Use
of Examiners
DEFINE NEW BANKING ZONES
Expect to Increase Hazard on
Loans to Dishonest Firms
or individuals
Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA tenta-
tive system Of collecting credit infor-
nation for the benefit Of the national
bank examiners with the compilation
and checking up Of the commitments
of large local and extended borrowers
has been formulated by a committee
of the examiners who have been meet
ing at the treasury department.
Every examiner hereafter will keep
for himself file of large and extended
borrowers in his district which list
win be sent to the treasury depart
ment for summarizing.
The machinery available by the
comptroller Of the currency will be
put to work to gather such credit in
formation as can be obtained from ma
tional and state banks and trust COM
panies located in states where there
already in cooperation between the
federal and state banking officials.
The examiners will not divulge the
name of the bank where a line of
the credit is found of an extended bor-
rover, their special reports giving the
total only of the loans listed. These
lists are entirely confidentiol
1t is not contemplated that a COM
prehensive plan which will guarantee
the assembling of complete credit in
formation covering all banks in the
country is practicable at this time,
nor is the personal and intimate rela-
tionship between the banks and the
borrower to be interfered with.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25

WesCure Corns in Three Days.
DIR. TOM YAM CHINESE HERB REMEDY
CO., 936 south Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-25

ORANGES MEAN MONEY
One-fifth Down
And Nothing a Year
Buys a Full Bearing Grove.
(Send for Booklet)
r.. j. WIDNEY,
General Sales Agent.
500 Lankershim Bldg i26 w. Third 81
Phones Main $500. AS03S.
IT'S as easy 20 secure bargain IN usea
automobile through want advertising. a. Il
ased to be-and stu iR-to secure = horsa
and cariiaRa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Breaks UpC:'o I:
Thousands Are Using the New,
Method With Wonderful Results

4 rs I : Il As . , Z
Cut out this prescriptions madam. You
are the one that must look after the
health Of the household, and you are the
one in these days Of high prices thatSnust
manage things economically.
Some one in the family may have a
hard cold this winter; lit may be in the
head, perhaps in the chest. Nj. 81 5ss
It matters not where; here is some adj
vice and a prescription that will break
up any cold in a few hours, and without
taking harmful drugs or strong drinks
into the stomach. I'M
First oflall, look after the bowels. The
tongue will show whether the livertsis right
or not i the bowels need attention, q
good dose Of castor oil made tasteless
with a little orange Juice will do the trick,
although any reliable cathartic will do.
Then try this economical treatment;
q Into 9 bowl of boiling water pour a ten
spoonful OF IIYONIEI pronounce 1t
5tlgh-o-nle), cover both head and bowl
with a towel and breathe deep into the
lungs the soothing, healing yapor.
5rcathe this vapor for five or ten
minutes until the head feels fine and clear,
itllcn go to bed and sleep soundly until
morning.
8 a bottle Of HYOMEI costs so cents at
5Jllrasle's and druggists everywhere,
complete outfit, which Includes q hard
rubberspocket nhaler, with (which you
can breathe IT any time orsplace, costs
only LOO. II is guaranteed Ito cure Ca 60 !,
tarrl, coughs, colds, sore throat and
Group Or money back. u ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Durham Social News
Especial 10 The Timas-D,sn, IL

durham. n. c., October 29.-The Up
to.Date Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
y. y Parrish, at her beautiful home,
Li,,,o9ochmoore, six miles from the city.
Inc mouse was aglow with autumn
leaves and flowers, this being the first
social event since the many Improves
ments We're made to the estate. during
the summer months. The club is de-
voting the winter to the study OF
historic romance. Mrs. w. L. Wall de-
,llVereda lecture on the Life OF jose
phine. after which Mrs. Parrish read
= pa per on "Josephine's Life at Mall
mason. AT the close of the meeting,
+ beautiful luncheon was served IN the
alnln groom. The table was decorated
IN pink and green. covered witch OK
4 qulslte Japanese embroidery, WI CHI tile
hostess brought from japan, where she
spent many years. sss5s Il
~, ,,O n I M, afternoon the Tourists
he y, pretty home on swelton III hts.
MIS-. y. >. Htll, the president, pres
s ,ltie Each member responde ed to roll
{ ,. win some current event pertains
5lns. TO Turkey, the country to which lie
club Is deyoting the winter. Mrs. NJ. n.
- 20 on = gave talk on The Foundation
or SConstantinople,'' followed by a paper
on Constantine the Great" read by
MRS. p. K. Powe. Mrs. ]. s.. Carr read
extracts from an article on the Causes
or the Decline of Turkey At the
I close or the program, a delicious
luncheon was served.
Miss Mary Duke entertained a house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Wytheville Social News

~ Special to The Times-Di spat oh.
], WY Mytn ?, Va October 29.--Mrs.
number of friends at cards Saturday
1 AFTERNOON, in honor of her house guest,
\ MISS Priscilla Do,.son,5 OF Greens boro.
Rev. ]. T.. Nan, pastor OF St Pauls
Methodist Church .or the past three
Years, leaves this week for his new
Gharge IN Cleveland, Tenn. IIe will
be succeeded by DR.. NJ. r., carrico. Of
Bristol. who has already arrived in
| Wytheville. g47,i
Miss Susan Bottom. Of Blacksburg..
Is o, visiting the Misses Goodwin. at their
Mr. and Mrs. William Havercamp.
spaight Of Galveston WESTON, TEX, retnrned
from New York Saturday. and We're
Mrs, William Truitt and Miss Lizzie
f broemers Of suifo qitel snending
Mrs. John Williams IS at home after
tour of several months broad
MISS jamie Gibboney left this week
ior !, aaays,etteville. N, where she will
f Mrs. G. c. Guinard and little daugh-
Yer, Of Charlest s. @, regent. guests
Or STs Sal1e Goodw left this week
Bride, In BlackaDurg.
AIRS, z. r. Atkins, Of N1arlon, is visit:
ing her .slst ers. tn NIisses Cbenshain.
Mrs Norton JVilliams and little SON.,
who have been summering8 with ME-,
and Mrs. NYillialnS5I Spiller, returned
this week heir home In Mobile.
Mrs. :. n. Thomas OF Baltimore,
has returned home after spending the
summer wi.ts her parents, Alr.and Mrs.
Miss Virginia Glpboney left Monday
Bessie S M 5ir Of ertinssiii- MISS
Mrs. James aR, u Ordan, OF Charleston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Freezing Social News

Especial to The Times-Dispatch. III
erecting, Va. October 29.--Miss Grace
Bishop is at Clintwood 5'53557
Charles Ford, of Elkhorn. Ky. is at
Mrs. Sarah Taylor, of Isona. is visit
ing relatives here. -
Mrs. William Hylton, Of Wise. is
Tis1ting5 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will.
David McClanahan, of Big Rock, is
Morgan Mullins, of Norland. is here.
oliver Reed is at Clintwood.
Cedric s. Beverly is at Isom.
Leonard sowards of Osborns Gap,
is in town. 81 80 -
!, g: NJ. Jones, Of clintwood. is in Free
here. ~. : = $50
!, Tilden Moore, Of osborns Gap, is
is visiting friends here
robert Powers, OF Georgel is here
russell RUSSELL Ktllen, Of Osborns Gap is
e.. 4a!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Spotsylvar1ia Social News
4 spe cial to Tho Times-Dispatoh.

Especial to Tho Times ispatoh.l
Spotsylvania, Va, October 29.-Rev.
Preston Cave,5of Bowling Green, is con-
ducting revival services at tho Berea
Christian Church at Spotsylvnnia,
Albert Talley and fnmily, who have
\ been visiting in Spotsylvania, have re-
turned to their home IN Louisa: -,
Professor u. II. Russell. Of Fred
ericksburg. is making tour through
Spotsylvania, In the interest Of the pub
lie schools
Samuel Bagett, Of Washington, af-
ter Visiting two weeks in Spotsyl-
vania. has returned homo.
Miss Myrtle Evelyn Anderson, OF In
diana, Is visiting the historic battle
fields ofSpotsylvania.w where her grand
father fought during the War Between
the States.
Mrs. Dora A. Payne. recently Of
Pittsburg, Ia tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. II. McWhirt. Of Spotsylvania.
Miss Emma Alsop, OF Curlew, is
visiting relatives at spotsylyania, Va.
Hon. c. X. Coleman. or Marye. Is
visiting friends and relatives in Spot
Sylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

~ l. E n. s Il
with, friends IN Baltimore.
Miss Krob be-, OF the High School who
was called home on &C count OF IN 9 IL ~
ness OF her mother, returned mons ION 9
Monday night.
iss Seal arsgor;y a, who Attended the
returned Monday.
Mrs. p. II. Maddux and sons. who
have been visiting In Blackstone, re-
turned last week.
Miss Frances Bowman, who has been
ystngd her s sist9 ho MrY Maey
day. +, 8, n
Herbert Earis, OF Henderson, IS visit
Miss Georgia Burwell IS visiting
Miss Marian West. at tho Little Neck.
Blenburg and attending the High
School. III
The Rev. Mr.. Warren was IN Alexan-s
dria this week
Mr.. and Mrs r. M. Jeffreys' and
Herndon Jeffreys spent several days
in Richmond this week.
Miss Annie 3. Mason, who Is teach.
ing school at Buffalo j JUNCTION, spent
y. Y. Mason.
Morton Goode Is visiting his sister.
Mrs. II. Il. Jeffreys.
Grayson Robertson was taken to
Richmond Tuesday for treatment for
blUod6 poison.
r. L. jeffrey spent several days In
Richmond this week.
Colonel w. Il. Hughes was out OF
town on business this week.
( Master Garland Wood. who has spent
several weeks in brakes Branch, re-
turned Tuesday:
visitor in town this week.
L %. 3. Goode, of Skipwith visited his
relatives here this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Street.

street
Mrs: n. s. Best. who has been visiting
her home in Philadelphia. accompanied
by Mrs. Cowan.
MISS Grace Gardner left yosteTsias
morning for Washington to vis,. sir
| and Yrs. George Shlnntck,-formcr res
idents.sof Harrisonburg.
It. 81. Rohr returned Wednesday to
Flint Hill, Rappahannock county. af-
ter visit to friends in Hnrrisonburs
F1Imsr Jas9 b'. Yes,
Mrs. George G. Grattan. Jr.. enter
tanned at cards in honor Of her sis
ter. Mrs. John +. Cannndy. OF Charles
ton. w. Va. who was formerly Miss
Margaret Roller: OF Harrisonburg.
Mrs. j. Samuel Harnsberger Is VISIT
ing her. former schoolmate. Mrs. Hill.
In Baltimore.
Rev. Allen Griffith. chaplain OF the
spending a few weeks with friends in
Penlletcn county. and enjoying hunting
in the mountains.
Mrs. strother 2. Brown. OF shenan.
Mrs. j. Henry Robertson, North High
Street.
Mrs. saylor D. Myers is visiting Miss
Ruth Prettyman. in Al eSantrln.
Mrs. William Hughes. OF Charlotte.
n. G: Is the guest of her. aunt. Mrs.
Miss Kate 81 per as 81 s s's Draft,
augusta county. ia the guest OF her
brother, Henry Ferrer. west OF town.
DR.. Scott Brewer. OF Singers Glen,
as5returned from visit TO his dauEh-
ter, trained nurse In Johnston-Willfsi
ssSanatorium,A Richmond.
Mrs, j. NJ Simerly has returned to
baltimore, after Visit to Mrs. A II.
sHamallcr. ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Heatllsville Social News
], Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times . sspatch.l
Heathsville,s Va, October ga. X.
3Cralle, of New York. will spend the
winter t"campbellton." the home OF
his mother. Mrs. F. A.. Cralle
J. 3. Cralle and Il. helms are on a
trip through the Northern Neck.
;. c. Neale, Catesby Ware and W. S.
Robinson. of Bowlers, Essex county.
We're recent visitors TO Heathsville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nealc, or Wheaton,
and Miss Mary Russell Neale. OF
Bi:owlers, have been visiting Mrs. 6. +.
Miss Mamie Stoneham spent the
weekend at the home of Or. a. 81.
DR. and Mrs. B. II. B. Huffard have
returned from their bridal trip through
t me, North, and are at their home in
Miss Mary Kemp and Robin Norris
maze m flying trip to Heathsville re-
., MI + n Martin; who is making his home
u. Heathsville, is now visiting his
former home n Hagerstown. Nd. ~
~ IN, ~. Merger NeaIe, of Dowson. Pa.
gently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Danville Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Danville, va october 29.--Mrs. ".
Jordan, Of South Boston, was the guest
Miss Grace Jones Is the guest OF
friends in New York.
Miss Gertrude Withers. who has beer
spending some time in Baltimore. is
Mrs. w. N. Ruffin Is the guest Of rel
atiyes in Richmond for several weeks
Miss Fannie Bouldinis spending sew
York. seAs se's p = 49,
Miss Ethel Brant, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. j. r. Taylor, at wood
land near panyllle, has returned to
Mrs. James Scales Irwin Is expected
homo this week from Richmond. Ind,
Where she went to attend the wedding
s, her, her brother Henry Patton; and Miss
evening.
John schoo1field, Harmon schoolheld.
returned from Richmond. Ind. where
they, atendted the Patton-sedgewicl
Miss Bessie Hairston. Of "oak HILL"
was the guest of friends here this
Mrs. D. Price withers is spending
several weeks in New York and Bal!
M MrS; Howson Cole. who has been
New York. with her husband, DR.. How
son Cole. U. s; N, has returned home
Navy game in Philadelphia.
Mrs. "A. G. Williams and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth. have returned from
Asheville, N. c.. and are the guest of
G. T. Holland, on Holbrooke Avenue.
Miss Evelyn Edmunds, of Richmond,
was the guest of Mrs j. W. Boswell
this week.
Miss A1agg Walden, OF Buck Hill. ear
Richmond. Is the guest OF Mrs. James
T. Harrison.
Miss Hattie Holcombe. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Eugene W1thers. has
returned to Bachelors Hall.
Dr. and Mrs Edmnnd Harrison. of
Greensboro. were tho guests Of rele-
tives here this week. on their way to
Hpokinsville, Ky, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Smoot and little
girl, Margaret. left Thursday for San
Antonio; Tex, where they will reside
MI; and Mrs. ". r Toomey left to-
wedding Of a friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green Gravely'
are touring the Valley in their au-
Mrs. a. q. George. OF coax HILL"
who has been in Cincinnati for several
weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Eli are spend
Ing several weeks with relatives in
Eastern North Carolina. They are
Mrs. William e. Meade has returned
from visit to her parents, In Wilson,
N. C. - \ /. -
Mrs. Wilkes Madison. OF Petersburg.
arrives next week to be the guest Of
Miss Martha Harvie. T53 I'M
Miss Grace Parham Is spending sew
:eral weeks -. Washington and Ball
timore. s - 1'7s759sss1'I i7s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Ruena Vista Social News

[special3to The II ines Dispatch.l
Ruena Vista, Va,, October 29.7--A
home Of Mrs; 81: H. Rulings on Tues
day evening, 2ss S}s ~ l.5 5 q 4.s
The Amherst fair and tournament,
which took place mt amherst Court
house Thursday and Friday, was We'll
attended by the $Citiacns of Bucna
Vista, among whom were Mr., and AIRS,
II r. MI lis, %. BurlSs, Miss Bessie
JMarie Robey. Max s ouder. sam Page
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Williamsburg Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Williamsburg, Va, October 29.-Mrs.
Lille Copper, OF Danville, Is the guest
of Mrs. ]. II. Stone. b
Mrs. y: L Henley is visiting her
rather, Dr.. Turner, at Lanexa
MISS Mary Mears Gait left Tuesday
Tor a short visit;.to Lynchburg.
Dr. Iiarris Of Omaha, Neb., who has
been visiting his father, D. S. Harris,
Tor, several weeks. returned home We'd
Mrs. J:v. Morris is In Elizabeth.
~. visiting her brother. ]. G. Lucas.
Miss Lucy Lamb spent Tuesday here
on her return from stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
". P Burks and Henry Higginbotham.

Miss Sylvia Burns. of Waynesboro,
and Miss Eva Mclaughlin. Of stuarts
Draft, were the guests, Of Miss Ella
6Ar,pogast several days this week.
CHARLES Zepp, Of Big Stone Gap. was
the guest OF friends In the city this
week. 80 80 800
Miss Kits Wren. OF Bon Air. Is the
guest Of Mrs. a. NJ. Rucker.
\ :, MISS FRANCES Etheridge; OF Charlotte,
~: y. Is the guest of Mrs. w. B..
Mr.. and Mrs N. Reese, OF Ross1yn.
are the guests OF Mrs. H. S. Rucker.