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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Suffolk

Especial to The Richmond Yirgintanl
SUFFOLK, VA. May 2s.--The
largest party of tho week was given
w. $. Quimby at her home in Main
street.
Euchre was played and sin tables
were engaged.
Handsome prizes we're awarded Mrs
l.. d. Tanner, Mrs. Glide TAYLOR. Mrs,
Thornton Withers and Miss Evelyn
Hill. Mrs. John King kept the score
and Miss Virginia Jordon presided al
the punch table.
Mrs +. c. Dennis was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon to the members
of her Book Club at a most delight
full affair. The guests included Alex
Myrick. Mrs II. s. Boykin, Mrs.
Chetham. Miss Florence Harvey. Mrs.
J. S. West. Miss Louise Britt, Mrs.
w. b. Furgurson and Miss Allie Me-
CURE.
Miss Nettie cowiing gave very
charming reception on Tuesday to the
members of the Sans Louce Club 81
her home In Saratoga street
Mrs. Harry Herman, of Norfolk, Is
the guest of Mrs. l.. r. Baker on Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. John King have re-
turned from motor trip through
North Carolina and have az their
guest, Miss Pat Morgan, OF Shawboro
Mrs Jack Camp and Master Henry
Camp returned on Wednesday TO their
home in 0cala. Fla. accompanied by
Miss Mildred Nurney. Mrs. Camp has
spent the past month here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Nurncy.
Messrs. A, n. Baker, Robert J. Nor
feet and J. S. West spent this week
at the Deer Club, Lake Drummond
Captain John cramer, Of New York.
city, is in town an a business trip
Mrs. Charles Jenkins has gone TO
Tarrytown, N Y, to attend the
Castle" finals.
Miss Virginia Jenkins Is among the
graduates this year, and on her re-
turn home viii entertain house party
of Castle girls
Mrs. Victor Browne and son, Of
Norfolk, are guests of Mrs. Browne Is
mother, Mrs Deck, in Primer street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Bon Air

Special 10 The Richmend yirglni&
BON AIR VA, MAY 3s.--A ~ r
meeting ~ tfse Bon Air stafasaeF f1
was held during the past weeik m
piahs formed Ter the reorsanizstio1
same during the summer month";
Mrs. Miles Cary has returnen to Hl01
mond after visit to her sister, a3X&
T. NJ X. Taicott 2$#
:, Mrs Withen Miller and her two IN
lie daughters we're Week end guests Nh
Mr. and Mrs. Polk Miller On
Miss Emile Smith has returned 1tY
a visit to her father In Scottsviile, INV
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nice. Ruilington 6l!
tertained On Sunday. Messrs. Plennin
Bottoms and Holten asg
Mr. and Mrs. LeGranRe Cooke speN|
sunday with Mrs. q. =. Cook,
Mr. ard Mrs -. G. Cox. 5r.; w1g3|
guests OF friends on Sunday here III
Misses Mary and Harriet Erin1
have returned to Richmond III Ri s5sz|
MT. and Mrs blythe Moore, III. 43X
children of Ginter. Park were With "
Misses Moore during the past week
Miss Eliza Christian has been NElE
friends in Petersburg recently sSSa
Rev. Colgate Daughtery was the 6TX
on sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas fsEtfS
Mrs. Charles Ryiand and dauxh
Gertrude returned TO RichmonA
Tuesday, They were the guUsf6 "
Mrs. r. G. Christian sss3j
MT and Mrs, Robertson and Mt
Robertson, Of Canada have been sk@&f
Ing with the family of Col,
.Talcoft sss5H
Miss Nellie McCiuer was the H1i3
of Miss Mary Todd this past wstE s#
Mss Joan Fields has been wla1@1&
Miss Nell Christian m n 5AsSS Ut
The Finance Committee Of tire XF
en- Memorial Library are arran8anx#
extensive program for the auni1SG1
work OF this organization. s2
MISS Ayiiffe Wherry leaves
week for williamsburg 10 Atten6
Finale OF the college.
Miss Lou Powers is staying WITH
Misses Powers. s$s N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

RADFORD, VA. MAY 2S-PayHas =
ter George Venabie. of the United
State Navy, snd Miss Marion McHorg,
AID be married June LIST. AT Stan
ford Coma. Mr., snd Mrs. Eenahle
Will live in the navy yard. Ports
month, y. H. The Rev. Luxe White,
Of Pulaski, Va, VIII perform the
! Miss Flora \. Meredith and Mr.. W
t. Thornton We're married Saturday
evening. They viii MAKE their home
j at Ciark's Gap. W. Va. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev, II. b. At
k.ns,
! Miss Evelyn Lyle returned Weines-
/ day. from Virginia Institute, She was
accompanied by three school mates:
Misses Hattie Lott ard Sud;e Spinks,
o. Meridian, Miss, and Miss Marie
Hanna. OF Johnson City, Tenn.
| Judge L.ongiey, who was delegate
tn the Methodist conference In Ashc-
vile, Will speak 10 the Bourne Memo
rini Congregation Sunday. about his
trip to thu Conference
Mrs J. f. Martin and daughter,
irene. have returned from Virginia
Institute. Bristol, where they attended
the commencement Miss Lefa Mar
fttT, VINO attended school at the In
stitute also returned with a friend,
Miss Helen Jones. of Ieeadsvilie. \. G..
who win visit her.
Mrs. Jesse Miller is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Brewster Insie.
Misses Laura and Mackie Ingles
we're Ia a tsssshtss during the
week.
Miss Maude Johnson left. Saturday.
for mn extended visit to Roanoke.
Washington, Baltimore, Richmond,
Petersburg. and iizabeth City. n. c.
4 1.
Virginia Institute.
MIR. r. l.. Jordan viii be the orator
at the exercises of Daughters of the
Confedefacy OF Pulaski, June Srd.
Mr.. II. III, Powell. Of Wilcox. W. Va.
who recently bought the Reed House
and had 1t everhauled. began moving
IN Wednesday.
Mrs. MaeIngies has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ingles at Bristol,
Tenn
Mar. and MIRA Hose Tyler, Jr.. will
spend Sunday at Haiwyck.
Miss Lillian Bsrikawtier returned
home Friday.
MISS Mabel Kelley and Mr.. II. ii.
Wood, Of Lynchburg, were married
Wednesday. by Rev. j. r.. Showaiter
Their future home will be Lynchburg
The congregation OF Grace Episcopal
church held a meeting Monday morn
ing, and elected tha following Ycstryi
#. Nj. Turner. w. ]. Kenderdine, j. q,
Peter, ], w. Parker. w. w. DarnslI,
r. Y. Wilson. Charles ROXY. A. n,
Stump, and 8. Sutcitffe, The vestry
elected officers AS FollowEI r, MI, Tur-
ner Senior Warden: i. SutaIiffe. Jun
sanr Warden; w. II, galway, Treasurer.
and w, ,, KesderdinA, Register
Governor and Mrs. Tyler and the
Misses Tyler, Capt, and Mrs, Ingles
and several members of the a, e, G..
went to blaaksb,irg. Thursday, to see
the Hen Greet Players, Twelfth Night
WAS given IN the afternoon and Mid
summers Night Dream Mt night.
Mrs. II, G.. Carden. Is home from
John Hopkins Aospltal. HaltImsys.
.End r bsttsp.
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Oxford

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
OXFORD. y. O.. May 2S.--on Friday
evening the cadets of the Horner Mil
itary School, gave = dance In honor OF
the young ladies' OF oxford, which was
ono Of the most enjoyable events of the
social season.
Mir. Mack Hays. Of Petersburg. who
has been the guest Of DR.. u. X. Hays
for the past week, has returned homo.
Miss Louise Jones. OF Henderson,
Miss Agnes Wilson. of Gtoyail, and Miss
Mamie Mcintyre, Of Henderson, are the
house gnest Of Miss Bessie =; nonaras-
Is attending the finals Of the Horner
Military school this week. She is the
guest Of Col and Mrs. VIM. Lands on
Miss Lena swindcll, Of Raleigh, and
Miss Colby Earthins. Of Northside, are
the week END guest of Miss Ruth Nit
chcll.
va, is the guest Of Mrs. J, c. Cannady
at her home on WILLIAMSBURG street.
Mr. g Brysa gr,,nsi{Pall Of 1 the gel !
Bryan has resigned his position as
principal, and Will make his future
home in stasesvilie, n: c,
Miss Carrie HobEood entertained al
a garden party. on Thursday evening N
honor OF her house guest. Miss Petsr
Rowell OF Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Hunter @. Smith. of Fayette-
vile. who 10 attending the commenes
ment at the Horner Military School. ls
registerad at the Exchange hotel.
Miss Fannie Shoiar ts visiting at the
home of Mrs. James Powell, corner OF
Raleigh and Henderson streets.
Miss Nellie Wood. of Virgihna, va,
As the guest OF Miss Ruth Taylor.
Miss Madeline Crews is the house
guest of Miss Marie Stark on n. Collese
street.
Mrs, N. n. cupp has returned from
Raleigh, where she was under treat :
ment at Rex Hospital. Her friends wni
be glad to know that her health is 3ers
much improved.
Misses Norma Burweli, Katherine
Fleming and Isabel Fleming, or ths
State Normal Greensboro, have fs-
turned home to spend the holidays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Blena Vista

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
RUENA VISTA. VA. May 2s.--Mr.
Macdonald Lee. chairman or the
Board of Fisheries OF Virginia and
owner OF the Virginia Citizen, OF
Iryington, Va, accompanied by Mrs.
Lee. have been attending the com
meneement exercises at the Southern
Seminary this week.
Several Of the young ladies OF the
southern Seminary are the guests OF
the young ladies Of ths city, Among
the former are Miss Alice Titus, Of
Cleveland. o.; Miss Rosa Peak of Al
exaudria, Va; Miss Shelly Goats. or
Chicago, ILL.,. who are the guests Of
Miss Miriam Tmholtz; Miss Eliza beth
Beatty, Of Moorefield, w. Va. and Miss
Maize Franklin. Of Eikhorn, W. Va.
who arc the guests of Misses Audrey
and Marie Rohey, and Miss Hannah
Beard. Of Hardingsburg. ny, and Miss
Helen Hanley. who are the guests of
Mrs W. II. Paxton. On Wednesday
evening the Misses Rohey entertained
In honor of these young ladies. The
evening was spent in dancing and
playing games. and at late hour de-
iicious refreshments We're served.
Mr.. George II Rueker, -AlexaR-
dria Courthouse. was the guest of his
brother Mr. A. NJ Fucker. this week
Considerable interest is being shown
in the election for Counelimen this
spring. Three new Councilmen with
have to be elected for each ward. The
old tounclmen in the First ward
whose terms will expire are Messrs.
George T.. Cunningham, j. G. Glass
and ]. r. Wren, In addition 10 these
Messrs, NJ T. Paxton and W r, 10.
hey are candidates.
In the Second ward the retiring
members are p. r, Padgett. w. e
Dlekia sen and n T. Walker MessrS
II. 5. Bromley ana c. w. Rubbish are
new candidates.
One of the most enjoyable Natures
OF the past week Was the commence
ment german which was given In hon
or of the Happy Nine and the several
young ladies who are guests in the
city The german was danced at the
Opera House on Thursday evening
and the figures we-~led by Messrs
7, 7. Thompson and II. r. Mills
About thirty couples were present. in
GLIDING many from out OF town
Mr.. W. r. Paxton Is a business visi-
tor in Richmond this week.
Mrs. Buford McClung. who has been
the guest of Mrs ]. T. McCiung left
for her home in Bluefield, w Va.
Thursday afternoon.
Buena Vista will have a big Fourth
OF July celebration this year and the
committees are hard at work. an
that the day will be big success Is
an assured fact. The program will
consist of tournament, baseball
game, race, trap shoot and several
other features.
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South Boston

tSpeefat 70 ne EsichHlehd stFsihiah'
- ~ Va, aas
~, aun WIS ~ ., bai poui nase re
1hea from . t~u @eeAs Fis ~, 20 0al'
'uioi anu asnlhs .oti' es AT
.s.laeu nosa ii'e ,spa,i,ff., i,ap'is. con
sn.ioh anu 'io Noiia ea"aay ochoo
es1,seia.ion'
.sasa pseu ns'susu os sar' ano
airs, =. - Msi'oNei, o, vernon fiiii'
az ., .as appf9a,h'as H,srriast
~, lhs ~ nj, "
=. '. 80 .oa'ss, % .uhe I, a. ~ ~
~ ~. oa" ~: ,.,he nap,'s. ch",en'
MRS 1hafles i. fancey LETT Few
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Winchester

Especial to The Richmond Yirgintan. !
WINCIfESTEls, VA. May 2s.---Mr.
Howard 5. Mutton, OF Richmond, is
spending "a few days with his mother,
AIRS A. Virginia Mutton.
Mr.. William H. Baker. president
OF the Winchester city oouncil. ana
one of this cItys leading business
men. has been attending the coun-
eli of the Episcopal church, in ses-
sion recently at Riehmond.
Miss Mary Rhodes. of Harrison
burg, was in Winchester this week
visiting friends
Misses Madge and Moiiie Tabb have
returned from an extended visit 10
friends in Maryland and Washington.
DIR. and Mrs. A. r. Walker, OF
Frederick. Md. are visiting frienus
In Winchester this week.
Dr. Emmert G. Stuart. formerly OF
Clarke county, but now of Ptttsburx,
has purchased Hawthorne" q beau
tifui suburban place. and will locate
here with his family.
Mrs. Leslie Woods. of baltimore.
was In attendance at the Swtntey-
L.arrick wedding here this week.
Rev. and Mrs. j w. II, Heaie. OF
baltimore, are visiting friends here
this week. Mr.. Beale. who Is pastor
formerly pastor OF Market street II /.
e, church. Winchester, and has many
friends here,
Mr, and Mira Arthur Leafe cele-
brated tbs twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding On Thursday evening
at their homo on Stewart street, A.
large company OF frtends was pres
ent. Mr.. and Mrs I1eafe were the
reeepients OF numerous congratulate
lions and many handsome presents.
Mra. Leslie Boiling shepherd, OF
Kansas City. No.. h. visiting relatives
In Winchester.
Mr., and Mrs, AF0tibaid GHHntns
gave 4 handsome reception p few at
ternoons ago Ut their beautiful home.
'AudIey," near Berryyiile, In honor Of
Mr.. John Beatiey sand Miss Helen
Bsatley, ut Pittsblirg
Mr.. AndraW- Carnagin has Eerently
contributed one-haif the cost Of .
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Westhanpton

Mr. William Oliver Is at heIne with
Ma FAMILY again, after spending sew
erat weeks In North Carolina
Mrs. =. r, Shelf spent Saturday and
sunday with relatives in Richmond.
Misc Gladys Bartlett has returned
nome. after y stay OF quite while
with friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Harris, ot Church Hill. has
been visiting In the home of her son,
Mr., J, 9, Hafris. of West View.
Mra- Hendall had as her guest this
week her mother Mrs. Carter. OF
Goochiand.
Miss Gartie Carter, OF Richmond,
yiEtted her sister. Mrs. Bendall. OF this
place this week.
After a brief visit to Richmond,
Miss Ethel HaKar has returned 10 her
home on the Horspsn road.
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Especial to the Richmond virxir
ATLEE, VA. May 2S.---ThefS
be preaching at Shady Groya 1G4
dist Episcopal church Sunday.
ing Mt IL o'clock BY the pastor
Mr.. crowder. s's
The Snnday-school mass nsAN&tI11
Henry district. Hanover counfy
meet next Sunday aftern0an
o'clock. in Cool Spring Hapti4t nI
here. a2|as|
Mrs C. r. Davenport die6
hame al Elierson last MONDAY
Ing about lG:l6 O'Clock. altar NS
tracted Illness. Her funaho1
preached from Shady Grove MN
EHiEeanal church Tuesday n
$3.50 o'clock. Rev. Samuel ITS
Of Broad-Street Methodist tn
church. Richmond. conducte6
vices. assisted by Rev. Mr.. CQ&1
Mrs. Davenport leaves III
one son. Claude r.. Davenport. IN
mond. two daughters. Misses
Davenport and Mollie BosweiI INN
pert, Of Ellerson, to mourn thNtx
Mrs. q. c. Smith. who hna
whiting her daughter. Mrs. Hay
Richardson. in Norfolk. returA h
her home here last Thursday.
Miss Sweeney Taliey, ct Ron1
tage. visited relatives ElkU mi
Richmond recently. Sha WAS G6iI
panied to Elko BY her eistefs
Grace Taliey. Of Richmond.
Mr., ard Mrs. Irving diil u8&
hnSinnsa trip to Richmond I'm
day. Rs
Dcswell Hancock, Of RfrN
visited friends ut Peaka fa4f
Miss Annie Parish, Of Hfa
was the recent guest OF MyNs
Mann, az this place. ss3S
Edgar Holland, sister, Mta6
Visited relatives near SHADY
during the week. s3|
MtsH avis fsaEkHtt, IT, N6WN
whiting her cousin. Airs
son, OF Park avenue, Rtehn4n Z
Miss Viola Young. Of thix I'm
nov the guest of relatives
mond.
Mrs. Richard nulaney ma W
TO her heme In Fairmottnt4
pleasant visit TO her paxW1
Shady Grove.
Rev. ]. p, Forkner visits
mond recently.
Miss Lottie Collins has
sick during the past week W5g
pelas. ssi3&
Mrs. MaQuarter. az Snrfol1
visiting her daughter, Mira
Trick, OF Pole Green. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Jahn Mann
recent guGsts of their eun MxT
Mrs. Parker Harris, az
was IN this vicinity Inst TH
Miss Hsr.ie Long ~ Fam
&c visiting relatives IN Rfchl
Mr.. and Mrs. nkEixa
Waited relatives NJ Ellen BIT
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Sunnyside


Especial to The Richmond vieS
StFNNYSIDE. VA. May HUH
Mabel Vaughan, Of Prince Edxt
the guest Of her sister, Mrs
French.
Rev. a. II. Fl. Smith return&2
the General Conferences In 49,
n. g.. last week. I'M II
Miss Sallie Duke, of Cart<@
who has been visiting Mrs, J Ms
ton. has returned. n NJ.
Miss Bertha Scoot, Of Ainalfa
guest Of Mrs. Bob Branch.
Stanley Branch, who has heer
sick, Is somewhat improved.
4 neat little sum was turned
to the treasurer or the "Parsonnn
Society" for the benefit OF the IN
dist Parsonage as a result of IN
tertainment on Tuesday evening
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after spending tho winter n charles

after spending the winter III Charles
ton, =. &.
Rev. and Mrr. Robert Coles. Of Jen-
kinstown. Pa, Will spend the GUNNER
WIN Mra. T. s. Coles, at r'T0Teswood.
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Forsyth have
returned from bridal tour through
Egypt and are now at Aide" for the
summer.
Rev. H. Meredith. Of christia ns-
burg Va. has accepted the rectorship
Of st. AIMS parish and In now located,
with his family at the reetaFy.
Misses Bessie ana Carrie Meador,
recent graduates OF Blackstone fnstl-
tute, are at home fer the summer.
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WARRENTON

tspscfaf &c TAse Richmond tirgiutuu.
WARRENTON, Va. May 2s.--'Ail
ON Account Of An Actor and Lend
Me Five Shiiiings." the two plays for
the benefit of the Warrenton Country
Club, viii be presented at the Town
Hall on Monday night. Both of These
little plays are bright and catchy, ants
the casts have heen we'll selected.
From all prospects the shows will be
good ones.
The gymkhana races for the benefit
of the Warrenton Improvement
League viii take place at the Antrim
paddock on June II.
Miss Gertrude Williamson, the guest
Of Miss Sadie Sublett. has been the
guest of honor at a number of teas
this week Miss Sublett. Miss Gaines,
Miss Hilleary and Miss Marshall have
entertained In her honor.
The case of Eustace Smith, for kill
nag OF Marshall Brown. a negro, on
November so. was presented TO the
bar on Tuesday and the jury render
ed a verdict of insanity at the time
OF the shooting, as we'll as the present
time. Smith was committed to jail
pending a commitment TO the asylum
at Staunton. Va, Hon. Austin Vice.
don prosecuted the case. and Hon, q.
l. Fletcher represented the family Of
Smith.
Mrs. Fl. III. Hayes left on Thursday
morning for Charlottesville, aecompa-
MED by DIR. g. w. Maphis for the
purpose Of having slight operation
performed on Master William Hayes.
: III.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines will leave on
Tuesday for visit to frienda and rel
atives in New York and Philadelphia,
Messrs. w. III. Gaines, Jr.. and VIII
liam Cloth. Of Rossiyn. Va, spent
Sunday In Warrenton with Colonel
and MFm. Grenville Gaines,
Mrs. Maria Thomas. of hiohmsnd,
Va, II whiting Mrs. James r, JEFF
fries.
In.fha election ON Tuesday for tho
bond issue OF Warrenten the bonds
were carried by large majority,
-7---i ifs q g Mxuisty, Ut rhartottsS-
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vile, Va. spent several days il town
| this week.
Miss Della Garner. who has been
visiting in Charlottesville. has return
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Radford

RADFoRD. VA, May 2S.-Payn,as-
ter George Venabie. of the United
State Navy, and Miss Marion McHorg.
Nill be married June LIST. at Stan
ford, Coma. Mr., and Mrs. yenable
Will live in the navy yard. Ports
month, n. II. The Rev. Luxe White.
Of Pulaski, Va. viii perform the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

Your lover IL not true to you,
and he no longer loves you
Are they not sinister worlds for
"a beautiful young girl 70 have flung
AT her Just IS she Is waiting 20 have
the knot tied in q triple hold? The
answer is that they are.
Nevertheless. beautiful Nellie
Dorsey has EN- flung az her every
might this week NJ the Alhambra
theatre. where the stock company is
presenting Deserted az the Altar
n all happens because there IL an
ALFRED crool villain IN the play
who Is awful lie scowls all the
time and smokes cigarettes. These
characteristics ~ him for a regular
devllish VILLAIN. all right
Nellie Is blithe and gay when the
curtain rises on Act T. Yea, no
young country girl was ever gayer
or blyther than this same Nellie.
She loves the little birds In the trees
aud the little fishes In the brook
loves EN- all. does sweet little Nell
But strangers come. Somehow.
strangers always come during tho
first act Of drammers Ike Deserted
nj the Altar" The handsome young
artist with curly hair and his
friend are the strangers Phoy
both love sweet Nell madly Nell
cares for but one-tho curly-haired
artist
So right at the start the villain
let's you know that he Is going 20 be
lextremely disagreeable.
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"t've sent one man out % the
world. ard WON'T ever have 10 ~or.
~ about him. know no~ where
he Is svery hour o. the day and
night. I won't ever have 10 think
about his being on, with ether
women.
"l'n going 20 Manila soon 10 mar.
~ a millionaire tnere."--vera Pros.
ser al police headquarters.
Well. Of all the nervei~ exclaim.
ed Mrs Vera Prosser when brought
face 20 face with Miss Minnie
Lyons in the private office az Cap.
tain Tenant yesterday afternoon.
You taxi. off my hat and give
me those gloves" ordered Mrm.
Proaser. addressing the young
woman who caused her arrest Tues.
day night on n charge 81 grand
larceny.
Slowly Miss Lyons removed Mrs.
ProNser's hid Eiqyes
Take off that hat" again order.
ed Mrs. ProHser.
But | haven't anything 20 wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-29

title 70 the property. ! have
labored and saved In order 10 pay
for this. and have paid for II With
the labor from the sweat OF my
brow. There has never been any
railroads built In there, and ! don't
believe that either Mr.. Hillman or
his shark institution ever had any
idea that they would put one IN,
but this was advertised solely for
the purpose Of selling of this prop
erty at an eNorbitant value. Hill.
man further failed 20 give me ar
abstract, az he agreed 70 do, for
the property, so that | do not know
whether II has been sold 20 other
people or not. Anyway, he got all
the cash | had for this property.
"MAGNU9 SCHMAH,
"Affiant"
Subscribed and sworn 20 before
me this. the 9Th day Of September,
1910.
JOHN II. PERRY,
Notary Public IN and for the
State Of Washington, residing NJ
Seattle fsenlD
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iii Never Have to Worry About Him Again
Know Where He Is" Says Vera of Husband

back 70 the hotel" protested Mias
Lyons.
Well. Ill let you wear Il. but
see that you return IL 70 me as
soon as you reach the hotel. !"
snapped Mira PFosser.
Miss Lyons admitted that she
Owed Mrs. Prosaer SIS and that the
Hilk gown which ehe charged had
been stolen from her was held by
Mrs. Proaser until the debt was
paid Following this confession.
Tenant ordered Mrs. Prosser re-
leased.
THAT cement floor upstairs isn't
very desirable. Nv ~" che told Ten.
uant Say. do you know when |
was first put In jail there were a
lot OF neEresseS and one OF them
said. There's the woman who shot
her husband ! denied II at first,
but she said that she recognized
me BY my pictures. Then had to
admit a.
Now write q nice article about
me" she added 10 The Star man,
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DO YOU KNOW?

That Norman NJ. Wardaii. aecrc.
harry 81 the board 81 county commits
snerg IL "A brother OF tho boy
.nayor Of Seattle. Max Wardali7
That President Thomas =. Kane,
81 the University OF Washington.
naed TO teach Iatin7
That u will cost $4,000 20
cover the expenses Of the Seattle
public library for 1907
That John =. Murphy. republican
nominee FOR prosecuting attorney
used 20 be private secretary TO Sen.
Ator Frye OF Maiuc7
That Charles p. Spooner. practlc.
ing Law in Seattle. e. son OF for.
mer Senator Spooner OF Wisconsin
That the Northern hotel is con.
ddcred the mecca OF Alaskans while
IN this city7
That Postmaster George =. Rus.
sell used to be court clcrkq
That Assistant Postmaster colkett
10 one Of the first graduates Of the
University 81 Washington
That the title abstraetors IN this
County work n day and night shift
at the court house TO keep up with
the real estate business OF Seattle?
That Tacoma is an older city than
Scatter