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A STANLEY ZeU- president Of the ZeU
Motor Car Company, of Baltimore and
the Motor Car COMPANY of this city,
was in washington yesterday
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
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Issue IT The Times.
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CHAPTER XIV.

he question seemed 10 bring the
girl TO her senses. and the color
eft her face as she stood staring
-r-.-s tLa tanIa IL HIM fhan 2
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cook-one to stay nights preferred, ze-
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TsAEQRERS- Report STREET SWEEPING
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
South Boston Social News.
[SpecialEto The Times-Dispatch.1

CSpecia1EtO TheTimeS-Dispatch.1
South Boston, Va, October 22.-An
enjoyable social was given under the
auspices of the Helping Hand Society
of the Baptist Church in the lecture
room on Friday evening. The exer-
cises consisted of ~recitations, tnstru-
mental and vocal music. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Rev. Henry g. Lane, Of warsaw;
Richmond county, has accepted a call
to Trinity Episcopal Church. at this
place, and will preach his first sermon
on the morning Of the first Sunday in
Mrs. R.IH. Edmoneson left Tuesday
for Baltimore, to be with her mother.
who is i'll in a hospital in that city.
Hon. and Mrs. w. /. Jordan, of this
place, are in Norfolk this week.
James O.. Hodges, formerly of this
place. but who has been in the employ
of the American Cigar Company in
Dayton, o., for the past several years.
sailed from New York Thursday for
,Sansoun, on the Black Sea, Turkey.
where he will fill a three years en-
gagement with the above company.
John Lewis, of Mecklenburg, visited
South Boston for the first time tn4tWen-
ty years, this week. He was at one
time privateSsecretary to United States
Consul Ed. Townes,5to Brazil. He a
afterwards appointed by the govern
ment to visit all ofsthe foreign courts
to solicit for the St.aLouis Exposition.
He is a. nephew Of w. II. Hodge, OF
this place..
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Marion Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispa.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Marion, Va, October ga beau
tiful wedding was celebrated at the
home of James Y. Kichardson. south
his daughter, Miss Virgie Caspari, be-
came the bride of DR.. Rex Hale Phipps;
of this place. The parlortWas decorated
with cut-flowers, e~vergreens and ferns.
After the wedding DR.. and Mrs. Phipps
left on the east-bound train, and will
visit several of the Eastern cities be-
fore their return.
Robert Greer. after several weeks
visit to relatives in Marion, returned
to his home in Sprin gfeld. Mo, last
Sunday. His brother Mack accom-
The play, "Powhatan." which was
given at the opera house "Wednesday
night. under the management OF Al
bert L. Baker, was a decided success.
Miss Clara MITCHELL, one OF the: teach-
ers at Martha Washington College. at
tended the Phipps- wedding.
The new Lutheran Church at Alto
way, will be dedicated onsthe Sot2 IN
slant. -.
Mrs. w. W. Henritzie, OF WEIGH. w.
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Bowling Green Social News.

49,
Bowling Green. Va, October 22.-Mrs.
Roger Orrison, OF Arlington, is spend-
ing some time with the family Of Joel
&Hatnes.
Miss Virginia, Gresham has returned
Ito her home in Richmond, after a
Visit to Miss Bessie Butler.
Miss Anderson, of Washington, Is
spending some time at the Lawn Hotel.
3 Miss Ellen Broaddus left this week
Tor Waverly, where she Will visit her
Miss Soulie Bert. of Waverly, Is the
guest of the family OF DR.. W. l.
5Broaddus.
Miss Alice Broaddus has returned
from a visit to the home of Rev. An
drew Broaddus, at Sparta.
T. D. Coghill is attending the re-
Union of Confederate veterans in Nor
folk this week.
Rev. Mr.. verlines, who has been re-
Gently called to the pastorate of Bowl
ing Green and Upper Zion Baptist
Churches. has moved here. and will
make this his home.
Rev. a. B. Dunaway, D. D., of Ok
ford, N. c., and Mrs. Dunaway are visit
ing friends here. Mr.. Dunaway is con-
Quoting a protracted meeting at Bethel
Church.
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Estes and Mrs. b. +. Jefferson ushered
the guests into the dining-room, WnIcn
was q bower Of pink fall ,i9wef R;o br
son presided over the tea table, and
were assisted in serving. by Misses
Ethel Graham, Allee Lea Hunu hey c Juala
G e. nn ,Be5 Roe psstr ana' ssnab fiiefnss
During the evening q delicious punch
was served in the hall Of Mrs. VIII
Fiji and Mrs. George Ivy.
]. Haryie Ruffin, OF New Iork' fr Was
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the safe arrival~in san Fran
cisco OF Mrs. Nal Hamlin..
Mrs. Agnes Macgill was the guest OF
Mrs. Lewis p. Harvie this week. she
ter Watson, West Main Street.
Mrs. A. II. Burroughs. o. New New lulh,
Meade, has returned home.
Mrs. Aowson Cole is spending sew
eral days at the Aston, New YORK.
DR.. and Mrs. James cannon o. I =
Mrs. Il. N. Whitaker, OF Centralia,
who has been Ii guest Of Miss Kate
iToot, Is now the guest OF trlends IN
Amelia. a.a 40
reunion in Norfolk, representing the
veterans from the Fifth Dlstrlct as
MISS Mary wooding, who was ape
pointed sponsor from the Sons OF
Veterans, attended the NortolA re-
Mr. ana Mrs. S. R. Skinner. Of
Mullins, s. Gil w. s%kinner, of Green's
vile. N. G., and c. R. Skinner, O. LAKE thaie
parents, Mr.. and MriI James Skinner.
West Main Street.
Mrs. w. c. Day has returned from
the convention OF Daughters OF the
IConfederacy, which met last week IN
Mrs. r. S. Phifer. Mrs. Giles and R.
S. Phifer. Jr., are at Sonora, =. q. Tor
several days.
Mrs. James Scales Irwin left Wed
nesday for Richmond, Ind, to visit MISS
Deborah Sedgewick.
Mrs. w. D.-Overby is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Hutchinson. IN Column
bus, Miss.
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Raleigh Social News.
rSpeofn1sto M. rinas-r,,sn,+c,

tspeoialsto The Times-Dispatch.1
~ Kalelgh, M g, October 22.--state
tdtad a tSs home.soming events const Il
Kaletgh's social life the past week.
With tile lnarshal's ball on Friday,
nn11ght,,in the ballroom Of the Cap PIT =
way. SinD 1e as 8b t1e c uSsir9fwn5ng a e ~ &. L yols
VIII. MRS. Lyon, who contributed very
treaty. toward. the success Of the So
cla1 SIDE OF the fair, and proved q
sp Ga an, favorit during the week. -
usual fair week dance by the Capital
CLUB, In which great numbers OF
visitors from all parts OF the state
p t e. the affair proving one b OF
week. The Capital Club also enter,
tanned the men OF the .'home-comlng"
contingent on Wednesday night at a
II was an affair teeming
Details Of It's preparation n execu.
tion. under the leadership Of President
Fl. y. Lttchford, and his efficient house
The Tuesday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. w. w. Kitchin at the man
sion. Those present other than club
members We're Mrs. 7. Z. Jerman, Mrs;
James a. Briggs and Mrs. Thurmond
Kitchin. The readings were from a
most interesting program, and were
Special interest attaches to the an
nouncement OF the coming marriage
Of James McKimmon and Miss villa
Norris, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
r. Norris, of this city. Both Miss Nor
ris and MI. McKimmon are prominent
in Raleigh social circles. The wedding
will take place in, Christ Church at 6
O'Clock, November 2.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. J. An
drews entertained the art department
of the Woman's Club. Miss Eola Willis,
Of Charleston,9s $. ca delighted the mem
bers with an address on ancient lllu-
minated Manuscripts and Their De-
signers." The BJohnsonian Tuesday AT,
ternoon Club Tortnightly Review and
OLA Podrida Clubs We're also Mrs. An
tdrews's guests for this occasion.
General r. r. Robertson has as his
guest his daughter, Mrs. Z. NJ. Bernard,
of Tallahassee, Fla.
After spending the summer at Mon
treat, Mrs.3J.sS s. Wynne and her mother,
Mrs. Brookshtre, are at home again.
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been visiting in Richmond. have re-

been visiting in Richmond. nave re-
turned.
Colonel Elan and Or. Mason attended
Mrs. g. X. Gilmore. who has been
returned Sunday.
Miss Marian West. who has been
visiting friends In Farmville and
SLynchburg, returned Monday.
w, 3. Penick. OF Richmond. was In
town this week.
Mrs. G. T. Allen, who has been visit.
ing Mrs. L. Land. returned to her home
Wednesday.
rom Gregory, Of %smithaeld. was in
town this week.
Dr.. a. T. Finch spent several days ! n
Richmond this week.
Norman H. Williams. Jr.. spent Sun
day with his grandfather. In Able
VILE.
T. E. Roberts was in Boydton sew
eral days this week.
Mr.. Stuart, who has been visiting
In Richmond. returned home Wednes-
day. 4E
N. Arv!n. q Ontario, visited Chase
i. 5. Potts. Of Drapersville. was in
tow nthis week.
Mr.. Wright, who has been lecturing
to the Masons Of this place. left FRI
Miss Noh,s is visiting Mrs. John
Mason, on upper Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kaplor are visit
ing NJ. Kaplor this week.
Hubert Lawson Is visiting ! Rich
mond
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Chase CITY Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Chase City, Va, October 22.-Captain
r. c. Bowman spent Sunday with his
daughter. Mrs. Mary Gregory.
Miss Seal Gregory left Tuesday for
Portsmouth to attend the missionary
convention in that place.
Miss Bramble. who was called home
last week, returned Monday.
Mrs. G. "A. Endly returned from Rich
mond Saturday.
j. W. Roberts and j. "A. Robertson
We're in Boydton this week.
Caskie NOVEL; spent Sunday with his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. C, NJ. Boswell, who have
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Social News.
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Especial to The. Times-Dispatch.l
Williamsburg, Va, October 22.-Mtss
Mary Mears Gait is spending a few
days in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. II. Seymour has returned from
a Visit to Richmond.
Miss Virginia Timberlake is visiting
friends in Norfolk this week.
James McGrue, OF West Virginia,
spent the weekend in this city.
Bali mes were N Mavporto News gn visitors this this
week.
Miss Lucy warburton has returned
home from a visit to the S. N. l., In
sFarmville.
Miss Ida Faulkner returned Monday
from a visit to her mother in Rich
mond.
tday to visit her son, H. NJ. Christian.
in Hampton.
Miss Mary Jones, Of Saluda, is spend
NE RIfn a rev Few avs IS w Win K to ! ana sc MRS; :;
mission Ridge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John +. jones', of Phil
adelphia, are visiting friends In Win
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Red Hill Social News.
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Especial to The Times-DIspatch.
Red Hill. Va. October 22.-The Red Hill
High School reopened on October 3with a
large attendance for the beginning Of a
g~session. There Is quite a change in the
Faculty. as Miss Luxford Is the only one of
last sessions faculty that returned. Jo-
5seph Healy. OF Middlesex county. ls8the
new principal. with Miss Beal. Miss Baker
and Miss Luxford as assistants. -
Misses india White and Elizabeth Hart
are attending the State Female Normal at
sI.armville; Miss Eliza Faris is teaching In
attending the woman's College at Rich.
mond: Byrd Hart Is taking a course at tho
OF Virginia; Mr.. Edge is at
Richmond college. and Miss Mattie Farls
Is teaching at Covesville.
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SPENT 100000
BEFORE USING P0SLAMl
Cured or Eczema After Thirty-seven
Ycnrs-OneH 11ox DID More Good
T,hnn All Elise.

fSuESu VI TCNGJun " SA4NCl IN
Yenra-One Hox DID More Good
Than All Elise.
Mrs. Dodd suffered with aczema for
thirty-seven years" writes Mr.. William
2 Dodd, Neva, Ind. ."I spent over
me to try poslam. She Is now cured:
One fifty.cent box did her more 200
There Is no doubt about the, efficacy
OF poslam. It Is probably the most
widely recommended remedy available
to the public, solely because OF It's
power to heal affected SKIN,
curing ali eczemas, acne, letter, %scabies,
itch. etc. Bacterial infections 50 prone
to spread are checked at once. Itch
ing stops and minor troubles, such as
pimples, undue redness, rashes. com.
plexion blemishes, etc, 60 quiek, Ky when 2
ais poslam should be used first before
anything less certain IS experimenteu
with. : 4
poslam IS sold n two sizes trial ar,,s 60
igists. particularly Tragle's. For Tree
sample write to the Emergency LIDO
ratories, 80 West Twenty-tfth street,
New YORK; City.
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been spending q few days here with
herN SfSYart MiSg PaQaiaA K IN 49, H-E3

been spending a few days here with
her sister, Miss Bessie King.
Mrs. Nellie r. Andrews. OF Proyt-
dence. r. T. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Wilson Mullins. at Rosemary.
Mrs. j.. a. Johnston. Of Jarratts,
was here this week. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. p. Johnston.
Mrs. NJ. McNamee has returned home
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. L
Clark. at Colorado Springs. Col.
Mrs. E.. j.. Joyner, OF Franklinton,
has returned home after spending a
week with Mrs. &C. Harrison.
The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club.
met with Miss Annie w. Pierce. After
Pope's Essay on Man. refreshments
were served, the members of the club
greatly enjoying Miss Pierce's gracious
hOSDitality. EE gsfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
relatives IN winchoster. and Middle-

relatives IN winchester and Middle
MISS sal1ie Saunders, OF Franklln,
mas been Visiting at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. John e.. Coe, near Winchester.
Mrs..Roberti5M NJ. Kennedy and chill
Saren, VINO have been spending the. sum-
robert w. Hunter, In Winchester, have
ter. fHs
Miss Augusta Conrad, OF Winchester,
mas been visiting friends in washing
Miss Catherine Amber has returned
5.o ner nome In Parkersburg, w, Va.
aIter an extended visit to friends IN
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Weldon Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Weldon, N. C.,&October 22:-Mrs. Wal
ter Kenn, Of Portsmouth. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Zollicoffer.
Daniel spent the week in Raleigh.
Miss Annie Harvey, of Littleton, has
been visiting Mrs. r. r. Rodweu.
Miss Mary King, Of Raleigh, has
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Va, after an extended visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Thomas,
returned home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Selden Sanders, OF
sSaltville. were visitors to Marion this
week.
Miss Mary Groseclose. is the guest
of Misses Sallie and Bertha Rice.
E. S. Norman. Of Rustburg.. spent
several days here recently, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. X. G.. Goolsby.
J. H. Gollehon, Of saltville. was here
Rev. j.. w. S. Neel, OF Dublin. was in
town this week, visiting his daughter.
Mrs. j. Letth Venable.
The Baptist Union Of Lebanon Asso-
citation. will meet with the Mountain
View Church, Shortsville. October IS,
20 and 80.
Rev. Mr.. Carson, of Missouri, who Is
visiting his son, Or. 81. Carson,
preached an excellent m at the
Methodist Chursh last Sunday night.
John P. Hicks and daughter, Miss
Mary, OF Seven Mile Ford. ACCOMPANIED
by Miss Lizzie Hicks, Of Johnston City,
Tenn, were in town Wednesday.
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ORGANIZES n
YOUNG FARMERS
MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA FARM
Err FORMS
FOR FARMFR BOYS
WHICH WILL BE OF MUTUAL AD-
VANTAGE AND BENEFIT.

Editor r. +. Kerr of the Minnesota
and Dakota Farmer has organized a
Young Farmers league in connection
with the farm journal, the object be-
ing to assist the boys o nthe farm and
encourage those who are striving for
better things in agriculture. Not all
of our young people are in a position
{ o leave their farms and go to- college
or a farm school. Many of the states
are o yet able TO send their colleges
to the farm and give instruction. The
farmers institutes while doing good
work are only able to- go around the
state once a year. For the three reas-
n just stated many of the young
people have no adequate guidance in
some of the essentials of the new agri-
culture. The paper wishes to try to
be of some assistance to- as many of
such as it an. 1t proposes to publish
series of articles in a column set apart
for that purpose, that will give time
ly suggestions to those who are ambi-
tious to try to improve their farming
methods. All Editor Kerr asks is a
hearty cooperation on the part of his
young readers, as there will be no ex-
pense attached to the undertaking eX-
cept a little postage.
The plan is to outline simple expert,
ments that are ~seasonable and to ask
members of the league to follow the
instructions given and report on the
success Of the experiment. The paper
will look out for the newest things that
are recommended and will give them
to it's readers. Then the column will
be open to discussion of the latest and
best methods of doing things in every
line of farm activity.
The aim will be to keep abreast of
the times. eve leading a little to en-
courage others. The farm journal
wants to try to make the science of
agriculture popular and is going to Sc,
cure the best help that it is possible
TO obtain.