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The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

/ Alexandria Va, Dec 3-The public
schools closed this afternoon for the
/ Christmas holidays and will reopen jan
uary g. Many Alexandria students at
! tending out-of-town Institutions are home
I for Christmas.
At..the public SCHOOLS this afternoon
several of the teachers were the reeIpi-
/ ents Of handsome presents from the
( scholars. In George Washington School,
/ OF which Col Theodore f. Ficklin is
! principal. his scholars presented him with
a silver chocolate set which was accepted
/ by Mr.. Ficklin in a brief speech The
/ boys Of this school also presented Cor
nelius Griffin, janitor. with a turkey,
which was accepted by him in a few
wen chosen remarks.
rather unusual scene was enacted at
police headquarters this morning when a
negro, Joseph Willis. after being SEN
/ fenced to serve ninety days in Jail fol-
1 lowing a plea Of guilty to stealing lead
and zinc from the acid plaut, thanked
Justice Cation for the light sentence. with
a big, broad grin on his face, adding that
he expected he would get at least a year
/ The court Informed Willis that a year
would be given il he wished Continuing
/ laughing and replying IN the negative
Willis was taken back TO his cell appar-
entity greatly pleased over the outcome
of the case
During the early morning Willis left
/ his roOmirg-hOuse with an empty sack
In less time than il takes TO tell he re-
/ turned having IL heavily laden with lead.
which was loot from the acid plant He
exclaimed 10 another negro, named Nc
Bride, that he had his Christmas money.
/ Willis yesterday disposed Of the zinc TO
a junk dealer. The arrest and recovery
of the property was made by Policemen
Beach, Garyey, Nicholson. and AIRING
ton.
/ The Alexandria German Club this even
I ing gave its Christmas dance at the new
EIks Home. which was attended by a
/ large gathering of members and friends
The hall was decorated with Christmas
greens. Following the dance luncheon
was served.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Miss Margaret Murray, daughter Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Murray, Of Fairfax
County. and Leslie Dickinson. which took
/ place last evening at the parsonage Of
I lllt II Isl DdiltSA 1uGiGn. Inc ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. F. Watson
! pastor. Following the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickinson left for a Northern bridal
4 trip.
! In the Corporation Court to-day. a tinal
decree OF divorce was given in the case
OF Sarah G. Hall against John W. Hall,
on the ground of desertion.
/ In the same court. permission to per-
form the rites OF maTimony was granted
/ Rev. Nelson II. Miller. OF the Presby-
terrain Church, of Fairfax County
The brick work on the parsonage Of
Methodist Episcopal Church South. being
erected in South Washington street, has
I been completed. Workmen are now en-
/ gagged on the interior work.
/ The funeral of George II. Rodgers took
place this afternoon from his late resi-
dence, 4l3 South Lee street. Rev. w. F.
I Watson, pastor Of the First Baptist
/ Church, conducted the services, and
burial was in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Two Weeks in a Harem

Aimee Croker Gouraud- she that was Aimee Croker,
the weknown California belle and heiressgives most
interesting detail of her sojourn the court of an East
Indian Maharajah
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Civil War Hero's Last Hours

Confession OF soldier during his last night on earth
before being shot for killing in battle avenge the
woman whom he loved in his youth who by his victim was
MADE to suffer
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

The one millimth aited States patent viii be
issued next SUMNER iua abont III years after the
first one Vas issued. in July, lfsa.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

Ten parts Of Stacked lime 70 one # HYDRAULIC
cement mixed with salt water. makes whiteRz ash
that VIII not easily wash OF rub of.
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AND MANY MORE OF LIKE INTEREST

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christmas Day. at once you may share the fate of great
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ATLANTIC CITY Hotels.
HOTEL WESTMoNT

OCEAN end Rhode Island avenue. Splendid tabh
and service SPECIAL rate for TIE winter. 81 "a
SO Ter week without bath: SIS 10 IS pT wsek VITA
bath. Sea water and other baths Booklet ". IL
MOORE. Manager.
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KILLED WHEN ROOF FALLS.

One Wounded and Four Injured In
Collapse of Structure.
New York, Dec. 3.-One man was killed
and four were injured when part of the
roof Of old Machinery Hall. three-story
building at Washington and Court streets
collapsed this evening. The structure is
being remodeled for a cheater. Forty
men We're working in the building at the
time of the collapse. The man who was
killed was John Kolcdrag.
The theater was TO have been opened
next month. Fire started in the debris,
but il was quickly put out.
The building was built for the Industrial
Exposition that was held in 1872
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
The Firm Hand Which Saved
the French Republic
When Did International Marriages
Really Begin?

Interesting essay upon so-caIed EVIL" its origin
and who the American bellies and are whose wealth
went and still goes to reesabsh the glory of some of the
British nobility.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24
Choosing a Husband

Some Of the incidents in the life of young girl in he
efforts to land the right man, and the tact and ccumspec
ton, and what else often is required to get there"
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

An advance estimate of the population Of Aus
tralia. which will take censls next April, places
the figures al 45o 60 70 per cent increase for the
decade
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THE
WASHINGTON
HERALD

Hi - = ~ Il - - - -
III But extraordinarily entertaining that issue was have
endeavored make the issue for TOMORROW far more So
Just glance the original stories and essays-the literary
feastwch The Washington Herald for Sunday December 25
will offer many and steadily increasing number of readers
i example
Prominent Men and Women
Whose useful and brilliant were short by the
II Grim Reaper during the year just closing.
Exceptional Honors for Kitchener
The British field marshal appointed by King George of
England be his lord chief chamberlain at the coming
III coronation Of the British maestes
4 The Firm Hand Which Saved
/ the French Republic
III Premier BRAND forsake former political friends and
III colleagues when he asceans that their ultimate desire in
ordering last summers great railroad strike was to wreck
III the existing adminstraion-A memorable scene in the
II Chamber Of Deputies
Il When Did International Marriages
II Really Begin?
II Interesting essay upon so-caled evil" its origin
II and who the American bellies were and are whose wealth
II went and still goes reesabsh the glory of some of the
H British nobility.
II Two Weeks in a Harem
III Aimee Croker Gouraud-she that was Aimee Croker
the welknown California belle and heiress-gives most
interesting detail of her soourn at the court of an East
III Indian Maharaah.
II Civil War Heros Last Hours
II Confession of soldier during his last night earth
before being shot for killing man in battle to avenge the
whom he loved in his youth who by his victim was
II made suffer.
/ Choosing Husband
Some of the incidents in the life of young girl in her
efforts to land the right and the crcumspec
tion and what else often required to get there"
Christmas Tales
Extracts from the descriptions of leading authors on.Be
lhem and what occurred there on the night the Saviour was
born.
The fact is the contents of NEXT SUNDAYS ISSUE are
give adequate and satisfactory explanation
within this necessarily limited space Here are mentioned few
others of the literary attractions be found in NEXT SUNDAYS
ISSUE OF THE WASHINGTON HERALD:
THE LIFE STORY OF BARON Won sTEUBENs AID.
/ WONDERFUL FEATS OF AN ARAILEss YOUNG
III WOMAN.
II SCHOOLS FOR JOURNALISM A FAILURE
i EFFECT OF THE CENSUS UPON THE COJNTRYS
i PROSPERITY
II INDUSTRIOUS FREAK FASHIONS OF THE PRESENT
TINE.
/ TWICE-TOLD TALES OF MARK TWAIN-HIS BEST
EFFORTS
i AND MANY MORE OF LIKE INTEREST
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Christmas Day. you may share fate of great
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The Daily Herald continues furnish the latest best and
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Daily Herald, YOU miss truly reliable friend
The Washington herald., 1910-12-24

The Alexandria German Club this even
ing gave its Christmas dance at the new
Elks' Home, which was attended by a
large gathering of members and friends.
The hall was decorated with Christmas
greens. Following the dance a luncheon
was served.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-02
| las lesfir

NlAJES EXTRAORDINARIC
rs 9l5 1889
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-02
La ola del Suicjdjo.

En- Vega Baja el comerciante Sr
Miguel Rosado, Sc suicide la nocht
del 81 pdo. en- el balloon de su casa
| dlsparandose un tiro de revolver er
el dido derecho. Sc lgnoran las eau
sas que 10 obligaron a tomar tai resc
lucion.
En- Carolina comunican en- Ia ma
mana del elia 81 del mes pdo. Sc de
Ielaro un conato de incendio en- Ia
casa del ST.. Monserrate Santiago,
el cual fu6 sofocado por Ia policia y
varias personals del pueblo. Solo Sc
quemo una paca de tabaco, siendo
el heeho puramente casual.
Fl muehacho que Sc robo un relol
de oro en- Ia casa del captain Mongll,
en- el Parque, fue condenado aver
a 90 dias de carcel.
Aver como a las 80 a. m. en- mo
mento que el individuo Antonio Lo-
pei, cochero del Sr. Goenaga bana-
ba unos caballos propiedad del clta-
do senior, en- el puente de San Anto-
MO, Sc le fue uno de ellos dentro de
un hovo V, al tratar de sacarlo, re-
cibio varios golpes que a no ser por
el botero Julian Perez que 10 saco,
Sc huhiera ahogado, no pudiendo sa-
car al animal.
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l|kEA FERREA DEL OESTE

ltinerario de trere, Y vapcres que
empezaIa a regir desde 10. de Sep.
tiembre de 1909.
ssI,ts Celia Capital y Rayamon simultaneous r,te
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Peticiion discutda
en- San German.
La opinion esta dividida res
pecto a la cesi6n de un edi.
fcio pdblico a determinada
secta religiosa.
Sc ha recibido IN cable mott
ciando Ia infausta nueya de
haberse incendiado la goleta
Edith" con perdida de car
ga y pasajeros.
De nuestro cosresponsal

Sepitiembre L. Profusamente
ha circulado por esta localldad una
hoia sueta dirigida los mlembros
del conceio municipal de San Ger
man, referente a Ia session gratulta6
remunerada de un ediflclo pubhco q
deterninada secta rehglosa que Sc
propone establecer una escuela en-
ell referido edificio. La opinion
est4 dividida, lmos en- pro y
otros en- contra del proyecto, y ape
sar de que el concelo municipal a'l1
no ha tornado resoluclon elguna en-
el asunto, este es objeto de dlversos
concentrates. Algunos oplnan que
Ia cesion del edificio el antique Guar
tel compete a Ia camara de delega-
dos fundandose en- que es propledad
del pueblo de Puerto Rico, mlentras
que otros asegran que el concelo
municipal, puede disponer del edl-
ficio por ser propiedad De Ia cludad.
Muy importantes meloras Sc han
llevado a cabo en- las salinas Fortu-
ma propiedad de don Miguel \, Ra-
mirez, estimable Y popular farnla-
ceutico de esta localidad. Oflclnas
han sido lnstaladas en- esta cludad,
y la sal que actualmente Sc cuaaa es
de ma gnlfica cahdad.
Ell presidente del banco de Econo-
mias V Prestamos, don I hses Lopez
Carlo, acaba de recibir dlrecto de ia
brica um hermoso y ma gnifico auto
movil para SUI uso particular.
Por cartas ultimamente recihldas
del Norte Sc nos lnforma que Ia go
leta Edith Olcott" de Ia Inca Ben
ner, tuvo un incendio ahordo per-
diendose totalmente. Todos los trl-
pulantes perecleron.
Adelanta notablemente Ia cons
truccion del nuevo nlercado Ia ar
mazon de hero esta casl lista y en-
breve San German, contara con una
plaza pdblca digna de lmportancla.
Sc nos informa que en- breve Sc empe
cara el arreglo de las GALES. Muv
bien.
Ha sido cerrada Ia sucursal que
habia establecido en- la calle de la
Luna el ST. LIavlna por no poder
4tenderla.
Hemos tenido el g,lsto de saludar
a don Jose Torres Lehron. de lauco
hermano de nuestro estlmado com
panero en- la prensa don Miguel del
mlsmo apellido Sc propene con-
seguir adeptos para IA instalaci6n
de la Gran Orden lnlda de Odd
Fellows en- America Ell esta ciudad.
En- breve saldra para San Juan
IN uso de licencia el Reglstrador de
Ia propledad de esta ciudad Rafael
soama .Auger
Nos informa don Juan O'Nelll.
agente local de Ia compania de Segu
ros contra incendio La T-nion" de
Paris, esta dispuesto a hacerle
rompetencia todaS las demas com
paniaS que trabajan en- esta locall-l
lad.
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CONBEJOS ALAS MADREs.-E
3arabe calm ante della Sonora win slow
0ebe Dc usarse siempre que los nin %
estan en- el psriodo de Is denticio n (
Proportions alivio Immediate al PEG ue
no paciente produce un suefio nat u rsl
, tranaullo. alivia el dolor y ell On 70.
Tito despierta muy vivo y alegre. Es
muy sgradable al psladar. cal "a al
aifio ablanda sus dolores, hace fac il IL
fuuci6n del est6mago y regula 10 in
tentinos. Es el meior remedio CO pocis
do para la disrres ysprovengaes % to de
's dentlcion de cuslquiera Otra. Ten
case mucho cuidsdo en- pedir ell clara
De Calmante de 10 Sehora winslov" " eg
el mejords todos.
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O|RECTOR|o DE- san ] IAN /

PraCticante. - Silvestre Feiioo
Martinez, Embalsamador - San
Francisco p. Telefono, Mum. -
San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. LA seho-
ita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
su casa Q a domicllio. San Juan.
Cristo Z.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de drogas
J patentizados. Plaza principal. Saa
Juan.
lngeniero Civil. anon Gan
dia Cordova. Tetuan 50, ciudad .
Parada y Santurce Miramar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Abogados. .-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 353. Box 366.San Juan.
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DineTo Y Te|oj gratis,

Pida sin dinero, diez pesos
20 de Pastillas "Recuperador
ic la Salud el mejor patenti.
ado para Ia sangre. el este.
maeo, el higado, ' osrihones,
alpquelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde quie,
a que sc oErece Y al mandar.
..os el importe. obsequiaremo3
on una comisi0n eli dinero.
IN reloi gratis. Escriba en-
>eguida a la National Drug
Agency Tetuan 62. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Gran acontecimiento.

En- Ia calle de Allen, frente a Ia
Palmesana de Juan Pleras, hay un
tllmulto de gente para entrar en- Ia
Palmesana para comprar de los bue-
nos trajes y calzado barato que Ven
de 4 preclOs limltadisimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-02
Trovador y Traviata.

l,5oo de dichos operas acaban de
reclbirse en- Ell cielo.
Tenemos discos ne todas las ope-
ras que van a darse, y los melores 10
nografos reformados Columbia d pla
zos Y al contado.
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COM AL

! u ~ l IL "A u "A > ~ = j.
EXTERIOR.
DESPACHADOS PARA EI
EXTERIOR
Anoche tomo puerto Vapol
Philadelphia de N. York.
Napor americana Nocthu
western de la Isla.
Napor Coamo de la Isla.
BUQUES EN- UERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Paul Palmer id
liner N. Garner id
Marine Swau id
Annie descargando
H. S. Smith id.
Sprinfiel id.
Kenwood id
Harry +. Kreger id
Philadelfia id
Northwestern lcargando
Coamo pendiente
N OE | MI EN- TO DE
CABOTAJE
Operoclones eu puertos
Perla Vieqnes
Deseada Agnadilla
Alice Fajardo
Joven Carolina id
Esperanzl 1abucoa
81 CUES QUE Sc
AGUARDAN
Vapor Espai1ol Miguel NJ.
Pinillo Salio de Tenerife el
2" ul1imo para S. Juan y
Cuba.
Conslg ,. lzqulerdo y Ca.
Napor frances Quebec Reca-
lara el 3 corriente procedente
de St. Thomas.
Consig: J. t. Silva.
Napor aleman President re.
el 4 del presente recalara pro
cedente de St. Thomas.
Consig: II. korber.
Vapor americana Coamo
Saldra para N. York el I co
rriente.
Consig: The n. S. P. R. H.
t'e,tS {. "a n1ta "BemneY.
Goleta americana Fronta-
nae Debe haber salido de n.
York para esta el | Q corrien-
te.
Consig: :. Ezquiaga,
B A II G. O s.
iCCIONEa
Barco territorial y ayricoa s 90
id. &c Puerto h,co - az
-CEDULAS HIFOTECARIAS-
Banco ter,atorialy agrteola.
fmlsiones-3a. y 5a. SOL
3D. -. -. $50 y T." 1o2.
&C A NJ B | O s.
Londres-s 487 Il.
\. York 10 cts p
Pars-~z3s p % ID.
Hamburgo-- a p. - ID
Espana 10 1 l0t D. M IL
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Ruiz, SaIdala & Co

,e oireceD Al pdblioo ono opera
res en- RaiioscOpis Rsdiosrafia
ntsn!o al sf.c'o con IN buen aptra
lie Raves y accesores nesesarios
Iyas api"accaes e iaran en- con.
% oon ls Ofic'ns del I;oetor Salris
= Allen Il -
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Monedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
IL ~ tentavos, % oentavos xl.OU
f2i &c vepia en- la Joyerla ca
kthHHAhN. ssn jose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Miss Carrie Jones left Tuesday for
visit 10 New York.
Miss Sarah Robin has returned to
her home in Philadelphia, after a de-
ightful visit to her brother, Mr.. H.
Rohm. of this city.
Misses Fannie and Mollie Berman,
Of Farmville. are visiting relatives on
South Pine street.
A pleasant party OF young people,
who left Sunday to spend some time
at Buckroe, includes Misses Lena La
F'ratta, Lizzie Heppert, Marie Red
din, Margaret Williams. Pearl Taft
and Messrs George insolvency. Will
liam r. Sullivan, Fl. ]. Hach, I. ].
Bashon, ]. Cravens and Thomas MUIR
ply. They were chaperoned by Mrs
Joe La Fratta.
Mrs. Maude Wilkinson, OF 224 South
Pine street. Will leave Friday morning
to visit friends In Cumberland, Va.
Mrs. r. K. Dawley and family are
enjoying a pleasant visit to relatives
In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Undertake. of
Orange, Va. are visiting theirso n,
Mr.. w. r. Timberlake, 2215 Chaffin
street.
Miss Ethel Graver has returned
nome diteT Well W tiichos d" assn
land.
Miss Claude Tinsley continues very
i'll.
Misses Hattie Leonard, Annie and
Nellie Enright and Mae Washer are
spending some time at Ocean View.
Mrs Aaron London has returned
home from a visit to friends In Hamp-
ton.
Miss Lenisky, of Norfolk. Is visit
ing friends on West Main street.
Miss, Cassie Sutherland is spending
her vacation at Ocean view.
Miss Eva Wasserman entertained
her friends in honor of Misses Matte
and. Fannie Berman. Of Farmville,
Mrs A. White has returned hons
after two weeks stay at Ocean
View.
Miss Hannah Bernstein has return
ed home after a visit to friends In
Norfolk.
Mrs. Perry has returned from a
delightful visit to relatives In Fred
ericksburg.
Mr. and Mrs! Lawrence have re-
turned home after a visit to their
mother In Caroline county.
Master Lewis Dansey. OF zoe Ran
dolph street, Is visiting friends In Will
ltamsburg.
Mrs. John Goodies little baby. who
has been so very I'll In her home on
Randolph street, Is improving.
Miss Emma Laschown has return
ed from a visit to friends In Green
Vile. Sussex county.
Mrs. Amos and daughter. Mrs. Ed
dins. OF South strawberry. have re-
turned home from d pleasant stay
at Ocean View,
Miss Annie Fraser. OF 24es West
Mata street, who has been ytsstaaa
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NICK" IS SURE
UP AGAINST It
With dad" on One Side and
''Chosen Leader" on
Other.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. Is
isn't Nick Longworth UP against 1t
for fair? What can the poor man do?"
These more of less amusing ques-
tons We're asked by his friends at the
Metropolitan Club o-day following the
report that Roosevelt and Taft have
reached the parting OF the ways.
With Dad Roosevelt on one side
and my chosen leader" on the other;
with summer home at Beverly, high
place in the Taft councils, and a
fathers inlaw at Oyster Bay. "Nick's"
friends here suggested to- day that the
situation would have been rare indeed
II Longworth had by any chance won
the nomination for governor of Ohio.
Longworth has been staunch sup
porter of Taft. In a speech here last
spring. with a glowing face and in
ringing tones he declared his undying
loyalty To the president. He was a
Taft man. he said, from the soles of
his feet to the crown of his head, on
Sundays and week days. sleeping. wax
ing, in fair weather and in foul. he was
for Taft.
There never has been any doubt
about Longworth being Roosevelt
man. With the Colonel out of the
arena temporarily, h had clear sailing,
and he sailed up to Beverly. Now.
with the Taft Roosevelt break, his
friends are puzzled over the possibility
of his being able tn cruise peacefully
back and forth between the Massa chu-
sets coast and Oyster Bay.
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Bowling Green

Especial to The Richmond virginian.y
BOWLING GREEN, VA. Aug. 1s.-s
Mrs w. L. Broaddus. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Frances Garnett, 10
Waiting the family Of Or. Charles H.
Ryland in Richmond. Va
Carroll c. Ennis, who has been
spending his vacation with HIS mother,
left yesterday for his home in Washs
ington. ID. G.
Miss Anne White. Of THE Mansion.s
left Sunday for Tappahannock. Va,
and was Joined at Milford by Miss
Anne boswell Of boswell. Va. Both
young ladies will act ~ bridesmaids
in the Keliam- Scott wedding. which
takes place Wednesday.
Miss Ellen BroAddus left this week
for UrbanrA, Va. where she will be
the guest OF Miss Lima Perkins.
Mr.. Leiper Robinson, of West virs
ginia, In visiting his parents at the
The young peoples society of the
Bowling Green Baptist church will
give . lawn party on the lawn Of Mr..
C. n. Diekerson at Milford, Va. A
musical program will be given. There
will b. no admission fee, but refresh.
ments will Be sold.
Louis Garrett and family. Of Fred.
ericksbur9, Va. after a visit to rela.
tivea ntown. left yesterday for their
home.
Mrs. II. o. Peatross. OF Norfolk. Va.
u the guest OF Mrs.. J. L. Jordan. al
Oak Ridge.
Charles A. Broaddus spent a PARE
OF this week In Richmond.
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her uncle. DR.. Mcintosh, Of North
Carolina, has returned home.
Miss Margaret Collin, of West Main
street. Is spending some time in Chi
eago. the guest OF her nephew. Mr..
c. w. Abbott.
Mrs. Peter Gueber and Mrs. Ella
Harold are visiting Mrs. Dickinson
onthe Cary Street road. They are
also visiting the formers daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Lee Gueber. of Beverly
street.
The marriage of Miss Lucille Trek.
ell and Mr.. Ernest Nj. Shell was sol
emnixed at the residence OF DR.. Jas
H Moss Saturday. August ID. DR.
Moss being the of1ciating minister
Mr. and Mrs. Shell are at home to
their friends at III South Randolph
street
Rev Finley Gayle. who has been
the guest Of Rev. James II. Moss, lie
now visiting the Rev. Mr.. PflfTer. Of
the Southside.
Miss Fannie Graver has returned
home from an extended trip to New
York and Paterson. N. J.
Miss Moilie Graver Is spending her
vacation with friends In Glen Allen,
Va.