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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Takes Acid for Whiskey.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian,)
HARRISONBUR rig. VA. Oct. "A
r. Malone. well known cooper, is
dangerously i'll on North Main street
Monday he put carhoiic acid instead
of whiskey into mixture for indiges-
ton and drank the entire dose. Three
doctors worked on him with "A stomach
pump. but gastritis Is feared. He de-
iayed sending for physician on ac-
count OF desiring not To alarm his
wife. When the doctors arrived he
was unconscious. although he had TIA
ken freely of home remedies to relieve
his pain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
LABOR TROUBLES
HELP BEARS OU7
Reports of Situation in Lancaster
District Have Disturbing
Effect.

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-cntton was
active and steady at the opening in
view Of the irregular cables. first prices
being 4 points higher ta 5 tower. The
labor situation III Manchester WAS re-
ferred to Ira private cables as being
unsettled and was used hy the bears
as a basis for further operations
against prices, After the call the list
dropped Il little.
Prices October. sia.sea 1881: No
MEMBER sl2.saal 1894. December
s14,le: January, s14ieMf4ll, Fshru-
AIRY, ti4i3xIi.i4: March, s1425sl4.2s.
May. sii35t7 IA 80. July. Sizes Il 4.aa.
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DIRECT REPORTS
. !. COST HIS PLACE
Saloon Inspector in Washington
Removed for Insub-
ordination.

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-7This citys
ultra fashionable saloon inspector, +.
Oden Horts mann, society man ana
member OF the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase Clubs. was removed from
office to-day by the excise board upon
a formal charge of INSTRUMENTATION
Hortsmann has threatened to make
charges against the members Of tho
board, and his dismissal followed his
action in making reports directly to
the district commissioners instead OF
his immediate superiors.
1t was upon the advice of HE ply
stefan, who said he was getting bit
too plump. that Hortsmann sought
employment in the municipal service.
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Southern Railyv
TRAINS LEANE RItsHMONU,

KAHN LkAtf L. Hl(@0 a40Nl1@s4sx
\ r. Following schedule Inquiries pahtf
information and not guaranteed. IN
$40 A. NJ. Daily Local for ChAriul1
ham and Raleigh sM
lo.s5 4 NJ. DAILY Limitsd-Fot IN
South Drawing Room Buftet SieNpmHa
Memphis. via Ash.ville and Chattsno01 ~
$40 +. M.--Ex. sunday. LAc2l lar 0uS
intermediate stations. a#
600 r. NIX. sunday keysyilleg ls7
il:t5 +. M.-~Da'ly~-I Limited. Tor a481
South. Pullman ready $50 r. NJ
YORK RIVER LINE. N
4:aa P, Nix. Sun.z-~To Vest pt., c.
for Baltimore Mon, We'd. and Fri.
i-an A Nix sun and 2-ii p NJ
Wed. and FJi-Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIt'HAiONIs
From the South GOA. NJ. SOS z. SSa
$40 4. Nj Elk. sun, i2siS5 r. N - ~
Ito r. NJ. y s .laM
FROM West Point. as3QA-s A.. daily Iiti
Wed. and FRI. 5.45 r. N. ELK. Sun, asa
s. 4. BURGESS, ri 1sS2
$50 East Main Street, Phnne Mad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Normal Starts With $50 Students.

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HARRiSONBGRG. VA. Oct. THE
State Normal School has completed
the enrolment TIE attendance is $50.
which Is about fifteen more than the
total number Of the entire fall term in
1903. The attendance will pass the
200 mark before Christmas. Fifty two
counties OF the State are represented,
with students from seven distant
States-fhe two Garolinas Georgia
Tennessee Maryland. West Virginia
and Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
New Republican Paper.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian9
HARRISONBURG, VA, Oct. 4.--The
Southwest Reporter Is the name of a
new Republican weekly which has just
made liz appearance at Gate City. Scott
county, Va. with ID. Shelf Lewis, Jr..
who recently left Harrisonburs. AZ edi-
tor. Mr.. Lewis II = son IT ID. 8.
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Mrs. james sutton.

tSpeC IaI to The Wichmonu Nlrgliilan. J
ABING DON, VA. October -
Mrse James Sutton, of Scott Com
pany. near Mendoza. died AT the hos
pital here last night and her remains
We're taken home through the country
to-day. While attending the Washing
ton county fair on Saturday, where
her husbands horse took first prize II
few minutes after her seizure, She was
stricken With apopiexy, and moved 10
the hospital There she steadily grew
worse. dying at - O'Clock last night.
A sad ending to a pleasure trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Lectures on Hookworin.

The hookworm was the subject Of
lecture Monday night by Dr. Allen
W. Freeman. assistant State health
commissioner. at a meeting OF the
Southside Medical Society held at
Franklin, Southa mpton county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
$4,000 in Sunday Schools.

Especial to The Richmond NifginIanp
HARRlS0NRURG VA, Oct lin
the district convention held here Sat
urelas the fact was brought out that
there are 10000 persons attending the
Sunday schools of Rockingham county
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Mrs Mar, r. T,o,.nh urp

ISpecluI 70 the Hicf1mofttf NfrKinfan.1
STAuNTpN. VA, October Mrs.
Mary f. Thornhnrg. widow of the late
=. r. Thornhnrg. known all over the
State as horseman died this morn
ing at Huntington W. Va. aged about
60 years. She leaves four children,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Mrs. Virginia 4. Hodges.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.,
ROANOKE. VA, oct #.-Mrs, Nir-
ginia a. Hodges died mere Monday.
aged forty-iline years. The GAUGE Ut
death was peilagra, from which she
had suffered many months. Her con-
dition for days prior to her death was
hopeless. Mrs Hodges came here
from Franklin where she was born
and reared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Miss lena Wyre.
Special to The Richmond Nirginian.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. 4
Tho body Of Miss Lena Wyne,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Wyne.
or Washington. was brought here
Tuesday and inferred near Falmouth
Miss Wsae died sunday OF typhoid
pneumonia in Providence Hospital, Of
Washington. aged fourteen years, She
was formerly from Falmouth. and has
many relatives In that town now.
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Mrs. \. w. TAYLOR.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.1
EMPDRIA. VA. October Mrs.
A, " TAYLOR. OF North Emporia, aged
twenty-seNen years, died Monday even
ing OF typhoid fever. She had been
under the care of two trained nurses
for FIVE weeks bur With all the good
nursing aided by the best medical skill
could not restore her TO health. She
leaves Il husband and two small chill
dren Mrs. TAYLOR was a kind and
useful lady and will be greatly missed
in her community.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
OBITUARY
Mr., John 4, Dixon

Especial 10 The Richmond Strginian.l
NORWOOD. VA, October ia r.
-A--Dixan- diea -NGrN- suddenly OF
heart disease at his home. Green
Hill" In Buckingham county, sunday
morning at 1 o'clock. aged nifty years
He WAS Wen known and prosperous
farmer. MIR Dixon is survived by his
Wife, who before marriage was Miss
Alice Horsles and nine children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04

Lewis. Sr., former treasurer of Harfl-
senhurg and now editor OF the Bristol
Evening News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-04
Mrs. Sarah y. smith.

tSp1N1HI % 4 If It1CNHlUnu ~ 1FBIhlAn.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. 1.
Mrs. Sarah J. Smith. Or Gates
county. \. c.. aged sixty-tives years.
died suddenly on the steamer Poto-
mac while returning to her home
from visit 70 her daughter at White
stone. Lancaster county iier hus-
band. DR.. r. q Smith, was notified
and he met the body at Norfolk to
carry it To Hagerstpwn, Md. for bur-
iaL n y
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BOARDERS.
FOR SUMNER BOARDERS TRY THU
Richmond NirginiAn Wants Ads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18

.wtlu bsssss tust inaportsd ffon ne
1Unnlea cam Patch, The eE1n1uAt
03oWng has been necufsd and Nlll ap-
peaf II HI novel features. There vii
b. 4 large concert aftos the fnain
SHOW md tAs various stde shows that
apo1SnpAny every high clA1e circtia.
NJ. q. III Elst6h9e, MI. u r. TUE
NJ and Nix EIntly Fletcher WAnt ~
Cu1peper on sunday last to attend the
f1asrai services 81 the late Qcs.
W. John Latham. II richmond,
~, was In Warfenton ssverAi day.
81. Paul screen. Of Norfolk. w.
who y wall femSmbered In War.
rsnton. visited Ms aunt MIA J0hA-
~. NJ. II uainsA az Aisxandria;
Mr.. y. nj rfhnsr ana IAttls Taswell.
OK Norfolk and the ChSvArsaty VI Viz
9fnia: 1fsnea 3uiin Joynea. Of Rich
luoud. ana AEise kttsabeth Gaines, who
- besn visttihg IN Fhiladelphia. ar
ffxod on Thurslay and are It Mrs
|0rsnvills Gaines for short weekend
III ni.. Kis., Bsis i Il home from
Haltimors, where she has been at
Mrs. wymans ana children Of
United States navy. are 1t Mrs. DR..
Carter's for the summer.
Min Wnln. Of Philadelphia. visited
Mrs.. Lucien Keith several days this
week.
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Raleigh, N. G,


Especial 70 The Richmond Yitgtutsu ]
RAT,EIrsr5 A. a 1una fn.---Thsfe
has been = decided iufi IL % snqiAl
world ~ HsL-i~h S,stfls9 ~ ue6t
week. rhn rnnfinue1 rainx VesShSr
has mt ! dsm,,ar a tla eocini ac-
tivstiss. many afssirs 6ainS poetuoued.
Ths Woran.s .Csiuhs and tise yertous
hno,1 and sf,ciaf riubu " fIhe CITY have
dishand~d for ~ st,rnIner thus add
Inn ~ thA desrfn a socisty newr.
1 on iast aaturdav Afternoon 4
charfniaw iunchson was 9iven ~ Mrs.
1ohn NJ. Harden. "A which time the
enraxernent N Mis- Julla Moment and
M. walter Winter. 81 Toronto. Can.
Wa announcod. Miss Moment II the
dauwhter 81 the late Or. Moment. who
was FOR 4 humber IL YEAR. pastor 81
ina Presbvferfan ohurch 81 fflis city.
The acknowledgements AZ har engaxement
wss al snaciai irtteres3 70 many friends
here TIE marriara VIII taks place
III New YORK June ae.
On THURSDAY afternoofa Mr.. w. s..
wilson delirhtfully entertained the
give Hundred club. AZ. exciting rane
was enioyrd. ana An elaborAte menu
~ servsd.
Invitationx have bean issued by Mr..
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ter. Miss Katrina Kern. to Mr.. Jeses
Marvin Crrnond. which will occur 1t
the West End 1lAth01ist church, Mash
vine. June -. Nsss Kern spends her
summers n Winenegter ana has many
Sriend1 and relatives here.
M ana NtA. Melville 6Agsr were Ia
lWcodGtock khia week attending the
marriage 81 Mr. 0Aaers brother. Dr..
M b. 6ages. 20 Miss Helen Newman,
daughter q Judge md Mrs. 3. d. New
man.
Mrs. Hugh Bsydier and Mrs.. Charles
James have returned to their home IT
Maurertown, Va, sitter Visiting At the
home Of M. and Mrs. William e. Grim.
on Brnddock strost.
Hev. Dr.. and Mrs. James \. Gram
mer have returned from o visit 70
CharIest0wn. w. Va.
Mis- Mary G. Mill1f has arrived In
winchester from ChAriestor, 3. c., and
will spend the stimnnee with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrr4 Il q. ~. Miller.
Mrs. Elon HenkcI, Of New Market.
Va. II visiting at the home Of her
brother, Or. A. D. Hsnksi. % Market
street.
Mrs. Laura Tucker has returned
from the Mary Baldwin gemtnary ~
Stanton and win spend the summer
here.
Mr. ana Mrs.. Howard L. Grim. Of
Richmond. hxve returned 70 their home
AFTER Q visit to Mr.. 0rifn's mother.
Mrs. Riley Grim, on South Braddoch
street.
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I Gordonsville

uOHDONSvIILE VA, JunS
Nim MasshAlI Huckner h61
spending the week with relnt1yQ
friends At Hapldans
Rev. III. n. Hudson ~ fee1
from buSiness trip n xso
Mrs. Hudson, who has b66d
in Warrington. the past n10nt1
also returned. ssS Ri 8
Mr.. Jack Scott, Of Stauntou
been spending the week with IN H.
snts. Dr.. and Mrs. John w. scotk
tho city. s:s
Mr.. b. v. Breeder Of RichrAe
was . visitor this week at tho Qq
OF Dr.. John w. Scott. sSSsI s;S)
Nj. Eugene Doweli. Of HtchH
VA the guest this week Of his 1x0( -
or. Mrs. II Doweil. s3 2E
Miss Josie Thurman, Of Ortiz
bemArie county, has been npen1
the past week 1t the home ~
Sidney Wood. y
Miss Lillian Smith has Fssnt
from : visit to relatives IN Louis
Mr.. r. w. Harrison. Cheea
and Ohio agent and operator ~ K114'
ray. was . Gofdonsville visitor u
Mrs. VI. M. nownin has retul
70 her home in WaahinwtOns aftee
pleasant visit OF several weeks ~ i!
home OF Mrs. Virgil Downtu.
Mrs. 4. w. Ogden had - ho< GuN
this week her parents. Mr.. and 144
J, q. White, Of Culpeper. VI.
White II stiil here. Sae
Il -
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Williamsburg

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
WILLIAMSBURG VA. June ls.--
Rev. Gsorss q xsnnAsd and little
daughter. .Adalins. " Ashland. KY.
are here visiting friends.
DR.. J.. 3. Wilson. Of William ana
Mary College, with spend the sum-
mer In Italy. sailing from Baltimore
Mrs. +. 4. Daley and the Misses
n ps1sy n a.v sp.ns so ssvsrs i mont n.
Mr.. j. w. Hamlet. Of LynchburE
va, and Mr.. s. A. Lawson. Of Hat
Greek, Va, have been the guests Of
Mr.. NJ. r. Shfpm1u.
Mrs, Person, Mies Florence Person
and Miss May PeTson have gone 70
New York 70 spend the summer with
Rev. W. NJ Hunter IL IN Rochester,
n. r., in the interest OF The williams
burg Female Institute.
Miss Pearl Parsley and Miss Katie
Gray have returned from Farmvilie.
where they have been attending col
legs.
gone to Milton" their country home.
in Charles City county. to spend the
Nh. wallace skinner. Of Norfolk.
John s. Charles.
Miss Cordelia De JArnette. of Nor
folk. Il the guest OF Miss Martha Lane.
Mr., Hugh 8. Bird has returned from
q business trip to New York City.
Mn. e. H. Proctor and son, Rich
ard. are visiting relatives in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Ware Gait is spending
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Buerla Vista

fBperisI to The RtchmOnd v1tGinian.y
BUEtyA VISTA, VA. June is.--At
the re9u1Ar meetine Of the city coun-
eli held this week.. Il - decided 70
purchase + street spfinklef. which
was ouroly ne1ded.
The Chlldronse Ny eRorciaee 0f ~
Msthodist Gandxy erhooa VIII ~ hid
: Woek fx0Sn nAxt SUNDAY ana Win
s. undax ~ ss1pesyision 81 M sap
erinfeAdont, III. y. u. 0trAtton.
Th4 t0lrnnM4Ant and Eonrgh ok Jply
cslebratitn y proStS King nfeeays ~
che last meefinr & - dec319d 70 rim
a sxcuxSaon frOm HcGAc1& On {u1y
4. ana N. N. =. 1lo6ey 49, si1ots1
NJ. j. Il Embrss. of vriitoL spsns
ssysral aAys Y ne The c q. . 81 !, wss =
Embr44.
IN. Max soaaer u sp&ndans ! couple
" wssks n Wtnchest4f, ~.
1GrA W. =: PARTON, III MnnnaA
Beard and Mis- LpliA Hll1anAn -
tuesday afternoon fsf Hardinseofg.
NJ Bessis nuston. q Caip4psr.
who h4a been me Gtteet ok IT, yeiia
wins ~ Tor hsf hons Inuxyaay
!. y ns. :. swanson - ii ~
ctty 16ns0day a rolIte home froA
~ Washington ana Lee univss1lty
fnA1a whore Al 0elivtred M Addrees
befOss No gsedueting ell
nj. Wllllam Mttchel "a 0fAhann.
4 foraer rvet&ent " the city Apent
ssysfal aaxs hsfe 49, .wesk
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Bon Air

800 ..4a 6. I, - - n s'5s
e va dasEesalo0o 80 ~ 49, s3%
club members and their weekly d.
was larsely attended. Br1eht NSMt
.,.rv ne,.,... . $500 49, 80 - ~
- 49,. -, s.s.. .' 80 s
iecs muslc tuIneo tne a1 ~ 4 w. ~
week INTO mef1y eyenans g - - RI
Inc usual crowd 49, 80 n NJ y :sz H.
missine lace. Escn MesA - = n l!
mSrs dance = poQkea an1 SO. IA rs. Il
amusement promlseG 10 0ess 49, NJ: - d!
neen lnstAIIeo nc pF0ves y $3.50 ~ A. az3&
lAf. Inc swimmin9 pool Y 49,. nss r: !
complexion. ana al - ~ reaaiIS u "A I'D.
the pieseure seeker, !. Ss sS
Mereditn Nak1n nas Fctul ~ - 81 80
PitssCurg. kenn
Edwerd AinsIle nas peen TT
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Spottsylvania

Especial to the Riohmcnd vtrstnian.)
EPoTsYLvANfA. VA. Juns H.
Rev. Henry HorsAlsy. Of Warrington,
ID. c., il Waiting In spotsylvania and
Orange counties.
Miss Annie Foster. Of Lovingston.
who haa been vivsitinS 81 spotsyl-
yania, has returned home.
j. r. H. CrtsmOzkd - - hone again,
after several day1' yistt 10 Nckesvtile.
VI.
Coleman Hallinsswerth. Of ,Bsitii-
Thomas \. Fraser, Of the county.
Mis- Louise Harris, Of UpotsyivaniA,
80 visiting In LAvingstonG, VI.
Mrx Annie Airich. Of 1potsylvania,
= the guest OF frisnds ID Chariottsa-
III. .. woodford Airich. ! student
OF the Univsrsity " Virginia, y ct
home At npot1yivxniA.
w. e. 0reen, of Wnshington, has re.
turned home. AFTER wssk Ia Grotsyi-
vania.
Miss Marssrits Colbert, who has
been on . nay Of several months In
Danvflle, - at homo again
Ntss Lizzie Temple McDuff. Of
Missouri. u the guest Of friends in
|GpotsylvantA county.
Miss Nellie Morris. OF Baltimore. il
Visiting at Aaasapenax and the Sum.
W. n. Edsnton. Of Andrews, va,
q st home again. after visiting
5. +. Todd. Of spossylyan,a, ID the
guest Of friends n Lower CourtlAnd.
"a
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Fredericksburg

Especial to The Richmond yirsinian.)
FREDERICKSBURG. June 1s.--Miss
Frances l. Dunn. OF Norfolk. Is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. II. N. Echenrcde.
Mr.. o. r. Seward has returned from
Middlesex county. where he has been
spending some time on account Of his
health.
4 Mrs, r. c. Beaie has returned from
the University Of Virginia finals. at
which her son. Mr.. Robert G. Beale.
VI. received hts Ph.Ds Degree,
Mrs. G.. n. Howard has returned from
I Wait to her aunt, Mrs. r. 3. LonEheid,
at Cinmont. Albemarie county.
Miss ASirienne HAvee II visiting reia-
tivss IN Martinsburg, w. Va
Mr.. Gpotswood n. Hall. Of the uni
yersity Of Virginia, spent . few days
this week with relatives in this city.
Miss Mary v. Hughes, OF Laurel
HiIl," RAppahannoch county. mas re-
turned home after visiting her brother.
Dr.. J. N. HugheS-
Mr.. ID, s.. ouinton has returned from
Chattanooga, where he attended the
meetings OF the Travellers Protective
Association.
Miss Matte L. Miller IL guest Of
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Irma Jeffrees, OF Chase City,
ana Miss Aiine st. John, Of Mobile.
Ala. are yisiting Miss May d. Rowe.
at "Hrompton."
Mr.. Charles Ruck. OF Curtin. w. Va.
and Mr.. Sidney Ruck. OF Washington
ana Lee University, are quests Of
friends In thix city.
Miss Hulda Slaughter. of dcidsboro.
n. c.. has returned to her home after
spending commencement week with
Miss Grace 8. Butler, M
Miss dnraldine n. Haird 10 Waiting
friends In Washington.
Mrs. M. l. Cheeley II = guest Of
Captain ana Mrs J. A. Thompson. Of
Richmond
Mrs. m RI. wAIiace and daughter.
Miss Ellen Wallace are visiting Mrs.
In. s. Knox. at kAdison Barracks.
SAckets Harbor. ". =.
Miss Bessie h. Cannon II . guesi
at friends In Petersburg. While there
she acted as brides maid In thu
Thompson Mcrlwasne wedding on Wed
nesday night.
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Stoddert

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
SToDDART, VA, June is.-Mrs
Morton, of Appomattox, 10 visiting her
sister, Mrs. Louis Crawley.
Mrs. Elisha Madis0n's youngest
child, little Petice, Id quite sick.
Mis- Hannah Crawley. who r. .
teacher 1T the Normal school. 10 visit
inn her sister. Mrs. Elisha Madison.
Mira. Donald McRae. OF Cumbsr-
land. lis visiting her sister. MIS- Louis
Master Henry Madison II visiting
his grandmother. Mrs. Henry Madi-
son. Of Prince Edward.
Mr.. n. L. Agee 10 improving. He
hopea soon to be able to attend to his
business.
Nra ben Agee, whose death has
been expected for quite Awhtle. died
II her former home. In AppomAttox
ana wns buried in Cumberland on
Monday afternoon. -
Master Charlie Madison ID visiting
his grandmother. Mrs. Crewiey. OF
Missss Myrtle, Nemnais ana Imogen
Lyon. who have been attending the
Normal School, returned home Non.
fay for their summer vacation.
Mtan Ellen Lison expects 70 leave
In few days 70 visit her cousins In
Charlottesville. Va.
Miss Bessie Claiborne IL visiting her
uncle, Mr., Tom BaughAn,
& Misa Camilla Bedonger. Of Georgia.
% vt1itine her grandparents DIR. and
Hrs. n. 1. BIAntCtn.
kiss Bo<tts Scott n Ut home, after
. pleasant Whit Is her aunt. Mrs. Tom
Gray. Of Farmviile-
ChilArenss nay exercises win b
hola d Centenary "a the morning 81
June ~ with preaching In tho altar
noon By the pastor. Mr.. @. =. p
smith.
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Winchester

Especial to The Richmond yirofnisn.1
WINCHESTER, June fAlIiss Anna
Douglass Williams was IN attendauce
at the University OF vireinia AnAis
at Charlottesville this week.
Miss Helen Holiday. Of baltimore y
Visiting friends In this CITY,.
Col. s. 8. Thomas. Of BArTyvilley Nae
d Visitor here thia weAk.
Rev w. Fl. Carter, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, hAs returned
from Front Royal. whore ha waa "a
attendance 1t the annual convention
|of Sunday GChoola ok me 9h9nnn1paA
Baptist Association. Nhera ~ 80
ono Of thu spsakerS. Tia cQs1vAl1t3cgl
win inset 81 Wanchepter nexf SNex
Or. and Mrs.. Archibal6 Gagy M4n~
1 house party At 0ra1ton Hall -
home III Mr.. and Nr4 nv Hllnter pu-
|lars X, ia Loudoun county thie M1elE.
Mr. william q. Ccnrads AZ Great
Falls. Montana, has arrived ~ he
country home near Whit4 F0sE enA
will spend some tirna thefA
Mie6 EStey Glenn, 81 HaEStoonn4k9s
Va, who HAa been spendjne solnA tizne
with relatives Rtad 6isnda IA Wtuch11.
ter. r9tiafusA ~ h4r houne this Weel.
Miss SAAgs M0ster, AZ HaegatoNn.
has bsen v,sittng 49, Minnl9 Aaksr'
1T hSr home "a Merit m4x3et ssreet'
city soaieitc '..,l & 9s Nl s'a,ss ss-
s .ea:u 8 az untvsssiir ~ virsjaia
this week and 1paxs n ny
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-18
Palmyra

Special to The Richmond vtrginian.)
PALMYRA. VA, June ls.--Niss
Anna Holman, OF Bremo, spent sew
eral days last week visiting Arss J.
Ma lucy Mitchell Holland and
brother, Arthur. visited Miss 6Ailte
Shepherd recently.
niss virg1iia Petit who has been
teaching In Tennessee, II 1t home Tor
Mrs.. Albert wills and daughters.
Misses Marguerite and virginia o.
Dallas, Tex. are visiting At MT. w.
w. Wills.
Mis- Bernie Thomas recently Of
Charlottesville. II spending some time
With her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. =.
Nrs. While q. shepherd and daush-
-. Miss Hallie. have tust returned
from Richmond.
al Niss Riva Bowles and Kate Me-
Gxehee visited Mrs. ]. o. shepherd
few days ago.
Mis- Matte Bowies has returned 70
hsr home near Tabscott, after teach
tnx throughout the spring term o. the
Palmyra Normal High school.
Mr.. Curtis Haden and family OF
CroEet. spent last week with his
father. Mr. w. IL Haden.t
Miss Mary Campbell recently visit
"a Mrs. A. b. HMden.
Mr.. Bryan Holman. Of New PAltx.
y. n. visited friends IN this section
Judge ]. q shepherd and little son,
Qvgood, attended the university hnais
fniu week In Charlottesville.
Nr. w. G Holman spent Wednes-
&ay In Charlottesville.
Mr.. II. e, HAden. OF Richmond. waa
II home q few days this week.
Miss Pauline Jordan. OF 0ordons-
VILE. ID Waiting ut her uncie'A III.
J. T.. Thomas.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-29
WANTS UNCLE JOE TO
GO IN FOR VAUDEVILLE
Offers Him $500 a Week for
Twelve Minutes Talk
Twice a Day.

TOLEDO, o.. Sept. 19.-Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon can pick up few
odd dollars on the stage II he is
willing to give twenty-four minutes
a day to that purpose. The -vaude-
Vile managers have seen "Uncle
Joe" and went to claim him for their
own.
A Toledo theatrical firm has
wired Cannon an offer Of $500 per
week for ten weeks engagement II
he will appear twice daily for twelve
minutes at each appearance.
Cannon is not limited ms to the
subjects he can select to talk about.
He may speak on anything from pol
titles to the weather. or he can tell
a few of the funny stories the mag
azines and newspapers credit him
with. IT'S all one to the theatrical
men. The money is ready II he will
claim It..
A New York theatrical firm Is said
to be financially back of the offer.