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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11

[ WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home In spare time, silver
ing mirrors: no capital: free instruc-
tive booklet, giving plans of opera
ton. G.. +. REDMOND, Dept. 314.
Boston Mass
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STATESMEN Wa.NTED--s2o WEEKLY
and expenses, or commission. Expe-
rience unnecessary, Excellent OPP
5snortunity UNION CIGAR CO.. Gin
pptnnati, o. b.
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MEN TO CALL ON WOMEN AMI,
demonstrate a money-saving, work
saving, patented household article,
that sells for $3.50; half profit: not
sold in stores: exclusive agency;
new men selling seven to twenty
day, samples loaned to men who
want to work. S. G. CHASE, Mil
waukee, Wis.
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FOR SALE, NEW DWELLING. FIVE
room and hall, and TWO lots. one
poultry Yards ALI for $3.50. Talk
with L. W. HARRIS. 11i6 East Main.
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RIGHT HERE. oU el1It
thing new. s45 to $50 week. ee Ne
on sight; 100 per cent. profit. M ~
charge for territory. New anton nTa ~
teed for lie. one agent. without
experienced a took II orders first Z DAY az
out (sworn statement>; 26 e5a e. !.
next day Profit for two days St I,bo !,
100000 sold In four months atn v rrv
nomcnnl money-maker. Men esets-
where are excited over the lnys ste.
rious accuracy and perfection q th ms
little Machine Write to-day, Tor
fun details. free. We want lnou, !,
sand agents in exclusive Ie eI1I.oE n.
once Address THE NEg,i 1i.r n M =
COMPANY, 9al Cotton building ~
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BENT ST-WANTED. REGISTERED
dentist al once; salary no object
10 right party, Apply or Write 10
u CRANKY Street. Norfolk Va,
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WANTED, A GOOD NURSE AT ONCE,
Good nay to right person. No III
McSt Avenue
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Want Ad. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken i
Tor less than TEN CENTS.
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WANTED AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
saleslady. prefer one who has expe
Renee in millinery: steady position.
MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
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ATTRACTIVE PROP
osition selling our sun ray mean
descent kerosene mantle burners: Mt
all lamps: burn with or without man
ties: 10O-candle power Light: saves
profits: prices defy competition.
So Eek GASLIGHT CO., Dept. 90,
% Park Row, New York.
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SITUATIONS @ant2n. .Temalt.

WANTED, POSITION AS sTEEOGRA-
phcr from a. NJ 10 ! r. NJ, or e
r. NJ. to $3.50 r. NJ AddtesD b 4l9.
care 'rin1ns- III nputpn
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NDoi air. BLun.
LOST. SOME TIME LAST WEEK A
gold watch fob Iocket, containing
iady's picture and with the mono
gram "R. A. r." on outside. Finder
please return to 4o5 Twenty-seventh
Street and receive reward.
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WANTED, POSITION AS DRIVER;
white. Address Z 423, care Tines
Disputch
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NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the
counter.

Classification not guaranteed
after $3.50 P M.
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Autltts 0laaut1ten.

D6Nsi ACCEPT. AN AGENCY UNTIL
yc,i get my samples and particulars;
money -inakcrs. Address SAYMAN.
8lS snyman Building. st. Louis. Mo,
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YOUNG MAN WITH CAPACITY AND
energy may secure lucrative posi-
ton with well-established con-
Germ for trial period of one year.
Applicant must invest In the stock
of the company $4,000, which sum
will be refunded at the end of
twelve months If the arrangement Is
not mutually satisfactory. Business
proiitab BILE and growing. D Az, care
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ASSISTANT REGISTERED DRUG
sist wants permanent position after
January 1st- preferably In small
town very best recommendations
Address DRUGGIST, 254 Bank St.
Norfolk Va
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FOR SALE. "A NICE SEyEN-ROOM
home on Church Hill. Marshall and
Twenty Streets and all inn
provements Will sell for s1,7o0. on
good terms Sec me quick. w.
HARRIS 111O East Main
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WANTED, COMPETENT LADY
cashier for restaurant; must write
lcgible hand; vacancy Mt once. Adj
dress y ~, care T!mes-Dispatch.
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LADIES. NAME SANITARY BELTS
at home: material furnished; $3.50
per 100: stamped addressed enve-
lopes for particulars. WESTVILLE
MFG CO.. Westville. n, j.
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POSITION ny EXPERIr
enccd lady AtenographGf. rapid aud
accurate. Addrrrs u ai5, care
Times IJisuat rf sns
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@lruauons U4ts..leu. a.,ui,

REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
position by first of year: capable, ex-
perienced; references. p 423. care
Times- Dispatch
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WANTED, GIRLS IN BOOK BINDERY.
W. II. ADAMS, 9 North Twelfth
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YOUNG MAN FOR CLERI-
cal position in. factory; must be
quick and accurate at figures; state
age and salary expected. Address II
40 cnre Times -Dispatch
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WANTED, 4 SITUATION BY AN Ex-
neYisncsd. asttled bookkc4per. with
good references II 43Fi care Times
+ plsPalcus -----
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yg.ANTEp. FEEDER FOR CYLINDER
Z press. A. S. KRAFT co, Second and
Decatur sLreets.
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
clean Apply ia South sixth Street.
WANTED. GOOD COOK. APPLY MON
day morning 9 North First street,
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$40 A DAY SELLING NEW ART1CLE:
every firm needs quantity. Nice;
pleasant business. Big demand
everywhere. Samples free. METAL
Lie MFG. CO., 437 n. Clark. Chicago.
AGENTS. Make 800 BEFORE XMAS:
500 vanity box, Is cents: full ut
mammoth imported cut glass bottles
of perfume, ETC.: outselling every
thing: amazing profits samples free.
PARKER CHEMICAL CO.. Chicago.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
FARMERS DEFEAT THE
Ell PAS0 Y. M. c. A.
IN A SLOW GAME
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journal
Eel Paso, Texas, Feb. 19.-in what
would be called a rather slow game Of
basketball the Agricultural college
was defeated in the Y. NJ c. A. on
Saturday night by a team represent
ing the v. M. c.. A. The first half
was won by the Y. NJ. c. A. with n
score OF nine to ten.
During the fifteen minutes hat in
tervened between the halves. Louis
NJ. Raiham. a Turk and Mr.. Crouch
gave an exhibition of Jiu Jitsu. This
was highly appreciated by the
crowd.
The College made the first few
points in the second half and seemed
TO he taking things by storm, but
their opponents soon were in he
game and the score surged back and
forth until tue whistle blew as the
FL Pasoans tied the score, making a
toal of ~ to %. The tie was played
off after one minute OF play and the
final goal was thrown by Block, of
the Y. M. G. A. Score, ~ to "a.
Twelve fouls were called on each side
and Haggart for the College threw
six out of his twelve. while Snider, for
the opposing team threw four.
a crowd of twenty-five people
from the College came down to wit
ness the game ana to see the Red
Mill played The senior class was
among the visitors to the pass city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
W0LGAST AND BAT
NELSON MEET
TODAY
Lightweight Champion and.
Man After His LaureISi Both
Confident of Victory Over.
Long Route,

10y morning journal sDecini Afhseu Wirel
san Francisco. Feb. 21.-Battling
Nelson ana IA Wolgast. the light
weights who viii battle for the cham
pionship tomorrow ut Richmond on
the eastern shores Of san Francisco
bay, have ceased training and are
ready for the timekeeper's signal TO
start them an heir 40 round journey,
Each fighter expressed himself to-
night as certain of victory and the
consensus of opinion of fight followers
presages a contest hat win make ring
history.
The feeling between the rival pugil-
lists is extremely bitter and there is
no question that the battle will carry
with ii more thar the purse and the
title.
Nelson and Wolgast are well under
the required 1873 pound ringside
weight. The champion being the
heavier by a few ounces. Wolgast said
tonight:
II desire to win this championship
in a clean. sportsmanlike manner,
that is. | don't wan to win ii ON a
foul and unless / am rendered helpless
by such tactics ! shall overlook them "
Champion Nelson also expected to
waive fouls unless they We're OF
a serious nature. Although the wealth
Gr bureau pitultlS SiloWttS lOi
tomorrow. the advance sale of
tickets indicate a record break
ing attendance. rain or shine.
Betting on the result is heavy,
record breaking attendance, rain or
shine. Betting on the result is heavy.
odds favoring Nelson at 10 TO Z but
with plenty of short money in evil
dence. Considerable wagering on the
length OF the contest was registered
even money being offered that Wolgast
would stay % rounds. Among the
sDectators will be TOY Richard and
Jack Gleason, promoters of the JEFF
f~ries-Johnson fight. It is understood
generally that the promoters are seri-
ously considering the selection of
Richmond as the scene of battle of
the heavyweights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
RIFLE
MEET HELD IN
WASHINGTON


lSpeciai correspondence t. Morning Joprnali
Washington. -. T.. Feb. lS-Ar-
rangements are being perfected to hold
the INTERCOLLEGIATE outdoor Rifle
Tournament tnis year ia Washington.
~. c. The District National Guard au-
thorities viii lend the district range
for the purpose n the army. navy
and marine corps. as wen az the Ma
tional Guard will be invited to furnish
the officers for the match ana the
force necessary 10 care for the targets
and The scoring boards. The National
Rifle association az America has the
matter in charge and expects To- make
the visit OF the college riflemen TO The
capital M event OF social Importance.
They will be taken to tho capitol ana
public buildings and " President Tart
is in the city they with be presented at
the White House. Al least six or eight
teams from MS many of the leading
colleges and universities arc expect
ed ana possibly more.
The match calls for teams of six
men firing ten shots each at 200, 500
ana 500 yards. with any military rifle,
and any ammunition. A handsome
chhmpfuhshl trophy goes with inc
title.
The indoor matches Of the Inter
Collegiate League end ia March and
on March &c the annual indoor match
for the collegiate championship OF the
United States viii be shot, Each club
will shoot on it's own range the results
win be tclegraphed To the y. r. A. in
Washington and later verified by the
forwarding OF targets. This match al
SO carries q handsome trophy, The.
college clubs in the indOor-lcague arc
Columbia University. New York city
University of Iowa. Cornell University
Washington state College, University
of Idaho. George Washington Univers-
ity. Washington. ID. c.; United States
College OF Veterinary Surgeons. Wash
ington. u. e., University OF Nevada
Louisiana state University, ana Della
ware College.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
RAGING RESULTS

Oakland, cal, Feb. 21.-The con-
sistent Rosslare won her tenth VIC
tory at E~meryville today when she
lead all the way in the fourth race.
The mare was at odds on favorite and
the result was never in doubt. "Plung-
err McManus also won "A purse with
Vague.
The second race resulted in an up
set, Ampedo winning from Duke or
Milan and Biazed. VIZ other outsid-
ers. Results:
First race. 3 furlongs. selling. Vague
won; Rita, second; Soon, third. Time.
$50.
second race. futuritv COURSE. selling.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. 2l.-Rac-
ing at Moncrief park today was com
pletely overshadowed by a series OF
form s~omersaults, II by q plethefN
OF official rulings.
After the running Of the second
race which was won by Zen Donpie'
the Judges sent for Jockey Howard,
who rode the heavily backed Patriot
and after cross examining him, sus-
pended the lad from all privileges OF
the course for the rest of the meet
Ing.
Murphy said there was no positive
proof of dishonesty on the part OF
Howard, but that his timidity was 50
that he was a detriment TO
the sport. Summaries:
First race, + %furlongs, selling:
Lord Nelson, il to 10 won, Dekalb,
second; Anderson, third. Time,
1:f5 A..
Second race, C furlongs. selling;
Ben Double won; Sally Preston. sec
ond; Judge Cabaniss. third. Time,
1:14 80.
Third race, 5 IL furlongs: Car
rol won: Milton b. second, Alfred
the Great, third. Time 1908.
Fourth race, Z f%urlongs, purse;
onyx won; Pantoufle, second
Royal Captive. third. Time. 1;29.
Fifth race, selling. mile and 10
yards. Otiilo won; Joe Rose. second;
Descomnets, third. Time, 1916 la.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth. sell
ing: Ragman won Hooray, second
Woolstone, third. Time. l:49 "a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22
JEFFRIES LOOKS GOOD TO
LOS ANGELES PEOPLE

Los Angeles, Feb. 2f.--So changed
in appearance that his friends scarce
~ knew him, former Champion James
j. Jeffries returned home today after
his long absence. Friends of the
pugilist marvelled at his physical con-
dition, which to outward appearances
has been restored to the virility he
possessed at the time of hts retirement
from the ring. He viii remain in Los
Angeles until April. Then after a
hunting trip he will select training
quarters somewhere in the vicinity Of
san FrannisrN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Last Wednesday night made a rec
ord int eold at Itatof that will likely
stand for macy Il year and N that
probably has not been equaled in
twenty yaars-1f beinN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

fled herein recommended, their liceu-
scs shall stand revoked.
All az which IS respectfully submit
ted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22


Tampa. Fla. Feb. 21.-Racing to-
daN at the Tampa Bay track was keen
and Interesting. Six favorites won
and the books quit heavy losers. The
sensation of the day WAS the riding OF
Jockey Fain, who landed four straight
winners.
The feature was the fifth at seven
f%arlongs, in which the three on
tenders finished noses apart. the race
going to Warner Griswell by a nose
from Elizabethan, while the latter
had the same advantage over Pirate
Diana. Summary;
First race, 3 f~urlongs' Stepfather
won; kathryn Gardne, second, Lady
Lewis, third. Time. IS.
Second race, ; IL f%urlongs, selling.
Green Lawn Won; The Ram, second;
Jess Yea. third. Time 1.12 3-5.
fThird race. ! furlongs. selling: Tai
low Dip won; Annie Donahue, sec
ond; Virginia Maid, third. Time,
1905 IS.
Fourth race. 6 %furlongs, selling,
AIccon won; C%onfessor, second;
Tackle, third, Time, 1919 3-5.
Fifth race. selling, f%urlongs;
Warner Griswell won: Elizabethan,
second, Pirate Diana, third. Time,
1881 Az.
Sixth race. furlongs. selling. lamar
won: Casswary. second; M~erpheth.
third. Time. 1872.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Ampedo Won: Duke OF Milan. sec
ond; Biabed, third. Time, liz.
Third ace, futurity course, selling
Roy Junior won; erosion, second; Dr
Doughcrty, third. Time, Iii 20.
Fourth race. one mile. purse: Ross
lare Won; Indictment, second; Raleigh
third. Time. 1;41 3-5.
Fifth race, mite ana sixteenth, sell
ing. French Cook, won; Whidden
second: Tom O'Malley, third. Time
i;4S 3-5.
Sixth race, six furlcngs. selling
Beda won: Metropolitan, second; El'
odia b., third. Time. l:l5 3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

Cleveland. Feb. 21.-Eugene Trcm-
blay.o of Montreal, retained his title as
champion catch as catch can light
weight wrestler in a match tonight
with John Billetor ol Toledo. He de-
fcated Billeter in straight falls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-22

The Inter-Club indoor Rifle shoot
ing League is now engaged in an in
terestine series OF indoor rifle match
es. II IA composed OF q number OF
clubs affiliated with the National Rifle
association which is conducting the
matches. Each week the clubs meet
in their own galleries and shoot a
team of five men % shots per mar at
a distance OF IS feet. ANY rifle II .22
calibre weighing not more than 10
ponnds may be used. with n ammu-
milton ana any sights in front OF the
firing PIN and not containing giNss.
The National Rifle association has
appointed "a Judge ia each city where
a club is participating IN thc matches,
who furnishes the targets and collects
them after The firing. marks them Tor
identification and forwards them 10
the secretary OF the association in
Washington. Immediately after the
shoot the results are tclegraphed -
WASHINGTON u announced from
t1ere. Tho clubs iu the league are tho
Fort Pitts Rifle club, of Pittshurg;
Warren Rifle and Revolver cub, War
rem. Pa; italian Rifle association,
New York city; Winchester Rod and
Gun club, New Haven. Conn. Birm-
inghum Athletic club Rifle association,
Birmingham. ca. Triangle Cadets.
~. "a. G.. a. l3ifio club. Los Ange-
les. Cpf.t Tacoma Rite ana Revolver
Tacoma WASH, 81. Paul Rifle.
and pistol association, st Paul. Mimi!
Seattle RiIlc and Revolver ~assOcia-
ton. seattle. Wash Rocky Mountain
T,ifIc cloh. Hutte. Mont; Miles stand
Rifle cluh. Portland, Maine; and
Los Angeles Rifle club Los Ange-
Cat The matches began IN JAM
uary and run through March. ana the
.fH ..HA4.N.LL HH. Ttanf nI4FAInN xiii Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
REPUBLICANS WILL
PUT UP CANDIDATE
Chairman John G. Luce Of Dis
trict Committee Expected to
Call Meeting for Next Week.

On the political cheekerboard OF
the Third congressional district the
republicans have the next move. This
will be a meeting within few days
of the district republican committee.
to nominate o candidate to oppose
Captain John Lamb.
Several names have been mention
ed. but the local followers Of the G.
o. p. are unusually rettcfent In this
connection and several leaders seen
Thursday declined TO give any tnti-
nation concerning the names which
win be considered.
Chairman John @. Luce. OK the dts
trict committee, was ont OF town
Thursday. but will return Friday. II
was said. There 10 reason TO believe
that a meeting will be called to take
place next week.
From what can be gathered three
names have been mentioned a. prob
able republican congressional candi'
dates. One of these, whose identity
has not been disclosed. Ii a promi-
nent resident Of the district, said &c
be wealthy business man and one
whom the republicans are anxious &c
put up.
1t was authoritattvely stated to o
Virginian reporter that there is nc
truth in the rumor that the repub-
iicans will make no nominations this
year. I'VE are going to make q hare
fight" he said, land IL we can gel
the man we want. we will make ths
democrats sit up and take notice."
He believes that the listlessness dis.
| played by the democrats in Tuesday
primary, will be of material beneff
, TO his party in rolling up a big vote
Speaking further he said. We vii
not nominate any man who is no
willing to make a thorough canvas
and q hot campaign. He win hav'
to go into every county. town ans
village in the district. / believe tina
our prospects this time are brighte
| for success than they have ever beeI
| before" claimed the local champion
| of the administration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
AGED DEACON IS
NOW PLAINTIFF
Enemies Exchange Locks ON Door
of ST. Peters Baptist
Church.

Deacon Peter Dtckerson, who was
the defendant In d case before q mag
istrate some weeks ago. charged with
mailing up the doors OF ST. Peters
Baptist church on the Mountain road
in the county. will be the plaintiff in
a case that Is TO be heard before
Squire Darracott ON Friday.
Trouble has broken out anew among
the two factions Of the church peo-
pie, and 1t now looks as II they are
as much at odds as before the other
trouble that was aired In the magis-
trate's court.
IL win be remembered that Deacon
Dickerson. who - very spry for an
octogenarian. was arrested on the
charge of mailing up the church so
that the fiocks could not enter to
worship. He and his own particular
preacher who held services there. and
the other faction. under their own
minister. were not permitted to use
the house.
In court Deacon Peter testified that
II was his church, ana his land. and
that the other faction had no right to
trespass. He allowed q deed for the
land In his name ~ trustee, and
claimed that he had built the church
by public subscription
The case terminated by the Dea-
CONS agreeing TO open tho church to
the others. and he paid the costs Of
the warrant.
But now new developments have
arisen. and Deacon Peterson Is the
plaintiff. George Mallory. one OF the
opposing faction. lAnguishea behind
the bars OF Henrico Jail. He was ar
rested Wednesday night by Officer
Tiller, and is held pending the trial
on Friday,
1t Ii charged that Mallory broke
the lock OF the church and sent 1t to
Deacon Peterson. substituting there
fore lock OF his own, thus shutting
out the others. As in the former
trial. there will be : largo gather
ing OF the members Of both fiocks
in the court room, and Deacon Peter
son will ask the court for doliyerance
| out OF the hands OF his snemlss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Mrs. W. NJ, Elicit. of North Twenty
first street. has left the city to visit
relatives In King William county.
Misses Sadie and Nellie Lee Wake
field are spending some time at Phil
lips cottage, Ocean View.
Miss Ruth, Turner. of s202 East Grace
street, is spending a month at Fork
Union, Va
Misses Minnie and Rosa Burton. Of
270s East Franklin street, left the city
to-day to visit their aunt. Mrs. s. v.
Burton. of Scottsviile.
Gfeaver George, OF East Franklin
street, who has been very Ill with ap-
pendicftis. Is improving.
Mrs. NJ. B. Oliver. Of Newport News,
will spend few days with relatives on
the hill en- route to her home from
Hanover, where she has been the guest
OF her mother.
Miss Emily Burton Is visiting rela-
tives at Ciayville. Powhatan county.
Miss Alice Elicit, Of North Twenty
first street. has returned home, after a
pleasant visit to relatives In Hanover
county.
Miss Ida Lee. of 1907 East Grace
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11

street, has gone TO Roanoke for Z vinae
to friends and relatives. IA
Mrs. Ella Wilson. Misses Marie ana
Hazel Cheatwood. OF 2II0 East GfatN
street. are registered at the Jefkex~I
son Park Hotel Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sutton and Maa~
ter Whitney Sutton and sister. a. k1k
North Thirty third street, have -
turned from y Northern trip. tn01t an
the time being spent at Jamest0wu{NS
T., In attendance upon the great con~
vention of the international bible mtuA
dents' Association. 81 q Ss
M. and Mrs. John X. Edwards {pG1s
Schumann) win be ct home to kAu1H
friends after August is at 81 No4<1Y
Twenty third street
Miss Maria Lee. of East Grace etre48
Is visiting relatives and friends n
Louisa county.
Mr.. and Mrs d. T. Dutrow, Of 1xox
East Broad street. will spend thu re
mainder of August ct Highland Hmxl<i
Mrs. B. r. Ashton and chil6een. e.
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