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ton and New York. will return to was-

ton and New York. will return to war.
renton on Monday
Mezike Low. master OF hopnds "a
the Kansas City, Mo, Hunt Club. and
an old Faunuier boy, Is on a visit n
his father. Andrew Low, near Nokes-
VILE
Mrs. Wilbur Stone is at home after
q visit to Mrs Clark, in Baltimore. MD
MISS slorence Boston, who Is stu
dent in the State Normal School in
tafnn'ville. is at home for several
weeks, on account Of her health.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Crosby, MISS
Edith Crosby and Miss Helen Miller. 81
New York, are at the Warren GREEN
Hotel for visit. II
william II. Gaines. OF Rosslyn. visit
week. ''s2-N'I-' - ms
!, Miss Hiss. Mollie Garter spent several days
an washington this week
i, Mr.. and Mrs. w 4. Garner are In
visiting their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Samuel .Arundale 17f,.
pr Charlie n. Fair Of West yir-
8 i.ta, - IN Warrenton for ten days on
Miss Phillips and Mrs. Wright, who
are at nome again. -
and her daughter, Mrs. iinds, Of Fair,
nnont, W. va, arc spending some time
AT MIS-. tlugh Hamilton's.
, II Iho M.3,s Thornton. Of Washington,
Weekend visitors to Warrenton.
James NASH has returned to Ills hons
near Marrenton. after spending the
Mrs. Charles Marshall and Miss Mar
snail or Germantown, Pa, who have
besn the guests Of Mrs. Jobnzie Tongue.
ieft this week for baltimore. a 4
Mrs. Scott Nesbttt was In Warrenton
severe. days this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
y esbltt VIII arrive in Warrenton short
~ TO spend the summer at their home
near here. M 'te
Mrs. c. ". Nelson has returned home
Virginia. l'1l - So %.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William. Marriott, Of
Baltimore. are spending some time al
Mrs. Edward Carriers. M = - (.
MRS. William White. OF WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Thomas Willis, FsE al'3 1>a - ~
Mrs Edwin Kinks and Master Edwin
are at home after a visit OF ton daya
Nd. b Ill = = = 49, -
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Winchester Social News
~ iispscial to The Times Dispatch.l

W iinpIGeiai to The Times Dispatch.J
! Nora Cartmell returned to her nn,,, - J.
IN washington on Thursday. after vise
itins. Mrs. Dudley Miller in Winches SIC :
Tor the past week -
OF Front Royal, Va, have bean VIII -
ing the. home of AIr. and 's sirs T Rnts
oWlmley. In Winchester
Mrs; NJ. 3. Nelson ana her sister
Miss June Million, who have been xisit, ,
ne relatives in Winchester. have re-
, I.l to their home in Kansas CITY.
cett +9S ND me raw
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Marsba, 81
W nn1 fa and Mrs. Edward King q
Homes. aftef v hata retirnsd ned 70 Their
william II. Baker in Winches nulne OF
Is M visit, Garrie W Silk. of Philadelphia.
ONE s'i In WIN mrs. Harry NJ Baker at her
Mt. and Mrs. Edward H. Rhiral,,r
o.. Hlnchester have been visjtin =,
f pa 81 in Cumberland Md. during ths
r,, Miss Helen Weaver has returned T.
,hi,,adelphia after visiting at the l'f hon 20
81 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barrie in in
Mrs. 4 y. curtis, wbo Ia ,oo
ting relatives in Winchester ha. w
,,InIned to her home in Clmberi.nI
wn ri " Ha affsr Rec has to
OF her parents, In Baltimore. noi''e
Miss Rebccca Hamilton W.,
neen visiting relatives in W,shine t tas
.i returned to her home in Winches,
~, MISS s; Lorena Davis. of woodstock
Wa He sb ias oeen speinddIns the winter in
COOPER. at her home in yyincboste I'M {
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M iniiieS,er who
nave nav been spending the w ~, VIC i,,
" aShlngton. have reopened their ~ ~
some country home .'Pa .ebrnoit ), q, -, u q :.
ooNce, for the summer ''ea
Mrs Henry Brooke Ciilpin ana -.
Mangnter. Miss Dorothy Gilpin. OF Bal
a. atlantic City. will reopan " thai ;.
next week boSce,
49,, Gaptaln and Mrs. Milton Rouss. who
iG been spending some tine in AT " no
~ ana the Southwest. have rcturnn,,
20 thelr home in Jefferson me-
- pHaker Richard Evelyn Byrd of
! ~ ~. alrs'lnla House OF Delegates h. !.
. etu,nGd 70 Richmond after. snenf,in ? !.
Ms. Gays Mt his home in Winchestnr
Visiting at the home of Jusse mas and o os
t l.ehry Brannon. in Weston. " W VIZ .
mas returned to Winchester y. u
Mrs. 0. L, Jack left Winc,as
in New York "tH' friends
w rank Hack and Walter y Aho,, oe
~ .. -. and Baltimore, who 49,
W Ien spending some time In Pa,,is 80 =
many and switzerland ior Ger
Miss Kathleen Hack who 80
spenulng some time in Balttmnre zen Ter
.elurned to her home. near 1Vi,e.,, "a S
NJ, ana was accompanied nv NJ
NlEs. william Marburg. ana
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Warrenton Social News
Special TO The Times-Disnat,

topeCidi TO me llmeS- DlSpatch.J
Warrcnton, Va, March 11,-Mrs.
Belle Owens left this week for Florida,
where she Will spend several weeks as
Jolley
James i. Rose. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Rose, who holds n responsible POI
sition in Montana, was in Warrcnton
several days this week.
Miss Nina Hayden. who has been
spending several weeks in Manassas
with her parents. has returned to War
renton
Mrs. William c. Hayes spent several
days in Washington this week
Mrs. Mary S. Nelson, who has been
visiting for several months in Trcn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
IN Lynchburg. where they attended
he Turner BaXendall marriage.

Vt TT
Miss Mary Dolen left Sunday to spend
some time with Mr. and Mrs Ford Of
charlottesville
Miss Helen Jordan spent Friday and
in Ly' chburg.
Sammic Dolcn returned on Sunday
from Kentucky
Professor Walker visited Charlottcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Vile Saturday and Sunday.

vie saturday and Sunday.
AIaster Seldom Somervillo left on
Saturday for Alexandria.
Charlie Carter and Master Roy Gun
ninShanl spent Saturday and Sunday
Hlth Mr. and Mrs. Geter Cartor. OF
Greenway.
Willie Dolen visited Lynchburs Sat
urday.
Samuel j. MCGUIRE. OF Lynchburg, is
visiting his daughter here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Natural Color Pongees, 89cto

Lightweight Pongees, ~ and So inches vide or spring
ana summer dresses, 8ec, $1oo and 81 SO yard.
heavyweight Pongees rough effects 81 and
80 inches Wide,S15o and $75 yard
One decided advantage You'll find in these Jill i ~
they'll wash nicely. - Il 80
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Norwood Social News
lSpecia! to The ,Tine.

! specia! to The Times Dispatch
Norwood. Va, March 11-Mr 49,,
MIS-. Russell Akers, of Gladstona M
aH2 oi,g the week with Mrs Sidney
:, Misses Pearl and Annie Turner and
Airs. Jones Turner spent last wa ar.n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
FREE no YOll-kfY SISTER 81. 81:
I am q woman.
know woman's sufferinRs.
I have found the cure.
Il Mill mail

now wonns sufer
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Big A mnteur Opera.

Big Amateur 0pern.
y nder the auspices OF the Counci, of
Jewish Juniors. philanthropic organi-
zhtlon OF this city. and supervised Nv
Mrs Mrs. samuel Cohen and Moses Nav.
Spenser's bright and SPARKLING lonera
"Ihe Little Tycoon" will be produced
ibis spring at the Academy Of Music.
The production will be elaborate
The chorus Will consist Of eighty
voices, and will be the strongest heard
mere Tor many years. Rehearsa]s have
actiVely begun. and great progress ha.
been made under the direction OF I,ro.
lessor Jacob Reinhnrdt tM
The cast is ono OF excentiona,
merit, both vocal and dramatic, and
includes: General Knickerbocker Nor.
Ton Hecht. OF Norfolk; Alvin Barry.
'Raaiph Ludwig; Rufus Ready, Mr.. Cob
.en@er; Lord Dolphin, Alfred Abrams.
Teddy. Merton Roscnhaum: Cnstom
House Officer. Maurice strause: Mont.
gomery, Ira stern: Thomas. Gordon
stranse; Captain OF the ship. G. y.
Ezekiel; Violet Miss Ida CLARK; Miss
hurricane. Miss Ruth Trauermnn.
Dolly Dimple, Miss Annie Green; Dot.
MISS Floribel Roscnbnum.
The entire stage production will ho
Under tho management OF Herbert
Curtis, : = - :
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that they have no thought Of them
selves. Into her-quiet live comes n
handsome young man who has lost his
eyesight in an automobile accident. At
first he is only a paticnt4who must .be
treated like a child. Having no means
CT Judging his nurse except by her
voice and manner. he imagines .herSto
be beautiful young girl although in
reality she is over thirty and is prim
and plain. When he tells her how he
has pictured her in his minds eye she
has learned to love him and cannot
resist the temptation not to undcceive
him. Then comes an operation by a
skilful surgeon who restores the low
er's eyesight. How Miss Ananias
straightens out matters and wins a
husband by the aid Of an absent sister
and a clever dressmaker would be un-
fair to reveal in advance.
The scene Of the play is laid in
country house near New York City
and the action takes place during the
summer Of 1910.
1"Thc Round-Ep." 1,s.
Nlaw s. Erlanger's massive produc-
ton of"Thc Round Up" which created
such q sensational success In New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
RECORD SEASON
IN BASkET.B
Washington and Lee Makes
Great Showing Against Some
Strong Teams.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

-t Special TO Inc IlHleS-lJlspatCN.
# Lexington, Va, March 11.--The y. ash
inston and Lee basketball team closed
its 1911 schedule by losing to " P.I.
in Blacksburg. The, schedule was the
hardest ever attempted and tho results
were very satisfactory The team
won eleven out Of nineteen games
played. In January the team took the
most successful Northern trip a Wash
ington and Leo five has ever taken,
winning five, and losing only to
Swarthmore and tho Navy, two or the
best teams in tho East
The quint broke even with Virginia,
Charlotte and Aaheville Y. NJ. G. a.
teams. The ono disappointment Of tho
season was the loss OF two games TO
our rivals, " p. !, Among the other
victories are Roanoke. ST. Johns,
Tennessee, Franklin and Marshall, Mt.
st GIarys and Frederick. The team.
also defeated Maryland Agricultural
College twice.
N Washington and Lee, scored 672
points s. to her opronents' $40
%I This season winds Zip the basketball
playing of Captain Hannls, Glasgow
and Boyd, the two former having play.
cd three years. and the last named four
seasons. &.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

had such a strong hold on the theatre
going public for so many years, and Is
always welcomed If only for the great
moral lesson that It teaches There Is
no doubt thatthc many patrons Of the
modern drama are we'll acquainted with
the va1ious leading characters in "Eas,
Lynne; in fact. they should be for
the reason that they orc or n type
which are met in everyday life, a
type with which we arc all familiar.
and there arc many Lady Isabellcs and
Sir Francis Iievisons in modern life
o-day, characters which form the al
pha and omega of the social strata on
which the home OF to-day is founded.
It is not to be wondered at, then. that
drama picturing as it does all the
passions that man and woman arc heir
10 has had such long and prosperous
career, and yet wjthal points moral
and holds the naked truth up to modern
society That is what has made East
Lynne" the most wonderful drama OF
the day. and to those who have never
witnessed this great play rare treat
Is in store for them when It will be
presented at the Rijou Theatre for an
engagement of ono week commencing
Monday. March 49, the presenting
company being identicalIy the same a
has appeared In all Of the largest
cities OF the United States and Canada
this season. The anagement Of tho
Biion has announced that owing ia the
many requests for n performance 81
camille" in English, that noxt Thurs
day will BIO Camille day at the B,,ou
Theatre. when a matinee and night
performance OF this great Dumas"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

Contrary Mary. But it remained for
Cohan and Harris to provide her with
a play, company and production
such is she has never had before. The
company engaged to support Miss
Thurston for her coming appearance
at one OF Cohan and lIarris's theatres
IN New York includes Augustus Phil
lips, A. S. Byron, Henry Carlin. Eric
Francis Marion Kerby, Laura Ben
nett Eda Won Buelow and Constance
Glover. Ie !.
Miss Thurston has the role OF one
of those l6yable, disintercsted women
who are 80 busy thinking OF others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

OF acts. and the change In pictures
VIII present wide range OF the best
In this department.
The first OF the week will bring Art
Foner. a. European equilibrist in q
thrilling Offering: the Mansflelds, in a
musical oddly, in which they, intro
duce some clever trick and fancy banjo
playing, and Bencc and Gordon in
singing and dancing novelty.
The last Of the week will bring tho
Roof Garden trio, presenting "rhe
girl, the loon and the coon" They are
clever story tellers and voca!ists
Jack Dorm Will offer novelty musical
sketch, introducing his xyloponc sne.
cialty. and Vida and Hawley viii offer
comedy sketch that is said to be
very laughahlc. "A.
The amateurs viii assist In the fun.
making on Thursday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
been raised IN The Little nope 1,egnl;

been raised In the Little Hope Regular
primitive Baptist Church by an additions
70 the ne, m rules and regulations. in effect
nat nat no member Willie allowed in fell
i&'Wsh'p who sells his vote. buys a..
vote or iaiis TO pay his dcbts These
reg uiatiohs were introduced hy Rev.
Milliam y. Howell and I.ayinan John
p - rhipps. When the church was
mosved to adopt these regulations it did
SO By a fair majority Tbe outcome
o. ms move will be watched with in
.erest Outsiders are commencing tho
the elections. = t'1fsftsls.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
& Saturday matinee md niEht-Adc-
ISfdc Thurston, I'm "SIisx Ananlns."
BIJOu THEATRE.
EAST Lynne. NIL the week.
LUBIN THEATRE.
Vaudeville. N

Adelaide TTurstOn In '.Hiiss AnaniRs."
Adelaide Thurston, Cohan and Harris
and Francis y. Hopes beautiful and
gifted young star, Will present Cath
crime Chisholm Cushings new comedy,
Miss Ananias." at the Academy. Satur-
day matinee and night.
The title role of Miss AnaIIias" has
tic same dainty grace and charm of
manner that marked Miss Thurston's
performance Of Lady Rabblc in THE
Little Minister some years ago Since
that time she has starred in Polly
Primrose" AT Cozy Corners" 'The
Triumph or Betty, "The Girl From
Out 1onders" THE Woman's Hour and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
CoRINNE SMELL.

masterpiece Will be given by special
request.
Week mt the LubIn.
The Lubin will present an unusually
attractive attractive vaudeville and picture bill
Tor the week, commencing Tomorrow
afternoon the bills for both The first
and last half Of the week having sew
eral entertaining numbers In the trio
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and Chicago, will be presented for the
| hrst time In this city at The Academy.
j Marc

and Chicago, will be presented, for the
hrst time. in this city at The Academy.
March 90, q and 90. \.
This spectacular melodrama of life
In southwestern Arizona has made n
most remarkable appeal to theatre
goers. 1t touches with a singular
force the romantic spirit Inherent in
every one. It's story is true to the
heart and nature.
The great far West is magically
transferred to city doors, and the blood
Is set tngling with all 8onc sees and
hears The plains. mountains and can.
yons have an irresistible Fascination
for every one. but there are very few
with time enough to enjoy their wond-
ers and delights. III ''The Round Up"
the bracing. vigorous atmosphere OF
life in the open is preserved with
startling fidelity and truth. The dra-
matte incident Of twenty mounted. In
dams riding along IL lodge on n cliff
In the third act and the marvelously
realistic battle scene add an clement
OF realism to tho play which has rarc-
~ been cqualed on the American stage.
The cast includes Rapicy Holmes, Og-
den Crane, Mitchell Harris, Ernest Al
len. William Conlklin. Sidney r. Cush-
ing, Harry Cowan, w. II. Bailey, S. L.
richardson, Jacques Martin, James AS
burn, Edward f. Settle. Paula Gloy,
Grace Benham and Matte Edwards
East Lynne"
There will always be a demand for
Plays which expose immoral methods,
no matter which one Of the Ten Com
mandments Is violated, and those plays
which treat Of family life will always
be preferred for the reason that so
clety and the entire social fabric rests
on the home and those who comprise
mat nome. There is no wonder then
that such play as East Lynne" de-
veioping as It does ali the eleme ntaI
passions OF love, hate and Jealousy, has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
/ Morrison signs Contract.

i.ynchburg, Va. March 11.-Presidont
Wilkinson, OF the local baseball as
contract. OF Jack Morrison who played
lett field for the Shoemakers last sea-
sons While 1T is mot known yet. It is
expected that Manager Stocksdale viii
nc VIII have the benefit of his expc-
riencc. 5{ti- 81 B i1-' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

ton senior team.
he stars of last years Richmond team,
IS playing centre on the Washington
team, will add to the interest in this
game; The local men expect TO make
ne fast sWashingtonians know that
thcy.arc in the game .,i>>
On Tuesday night at 9:30 a game
VIII be played with the Howitzcrs ar
the armory. :, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
WASHINGTON CENTRAL TEAM
PLAYS 7. M. C. A. MARCH 25

The greatest game OF basketball
OF the season is scheduled to take
place in the big gymnasium of the
Young Mems Christian Association On
Saturday night. March %, when the
fast team OF the Washington Central
Association tackles the local associa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
ADOPTS NEW REGULATIONS.

Church VIII Not Allow Members who
Buy or Sell Votes or Fail t0Pny Debts.
q 2tSpecial'toT The yrimes- Dispatch E3t
& EraelipE, Va, March liza stir has
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-21
TRYING TO ESCAPE
ON TECHNICALITIEs
Beef Packers Attempt to Squirm Out
of the Net Which is Drawn
Around Them.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The defense
in the trial of the ten millionaire pack
ers sprang a new technicality on the
government in an attempt to escape
full rigor of the criminal section Of
the Sherman law.
Attorney Levy Mayer, who was sup
posed to make the opening statement
for the defense, moved that court
dismiss as defective three of the sew
en- counts on which the beef barons
we're indicted. Judge Carpenter took
the motions under advisement and ad-
journed court until today when he will
render his decision.
Mayer contended that the indict-
ments we're defective because, first,
that they included allegations of un.
lawful acts committed at a time when
the statute of limitations would de-
par prosecution. The second count,
he said alleged illegal acts occurring
ten years ago. The third count, he
said declared the defendants guilty
OF conducting this business in a
manner in the indictments, during
the three years prior to date the in.
dictment was returned, and Mayer
contended that this business" referr-
ed to the packing industry, the con-
duct Of which was not in itself an
unlawful business. He asserted that
the first count was defective because
The government had based its conclu-
sion on the false premise that the
packing business was Illegal. He de-
clared that Wilkerson sought to COW
er up deficiencies in the indictments
by calling attention to the National
Packing Company which was not
specifically mentioned in the counts.
he said he desired to register objec-
ton to three counts on the ground
that they were based on the assump-
ton that the pool existing prior to
lsV2 was illegal On this ground, al
SO, Mayer moved that that part of the
government prosecutors statement
winch referred to sa.es or convey
ances OF stock in Independent com
pahies TO the National Packing Com
psny be stricken out, and the jury in.
structed to disregard them.
Replying on behalf of the govern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-21
MoNTRosE.
49, - >>>>>>>> :

The pastor of the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Alexander, Sunday morn
ing addressed the children OF all de-
nominations. Subject, What a Child
Can Do" The lesson brought out was a
magnificent study for the parents that
they had work to do The attendance
was splendid; the church was crowd
ed to its utmost; the drop OF a pin
could have been distinctively heard.
Rev. Alexander's sermons are attract
Ing many to that place of worship.
In the evening Rev. Geo. and Mrs.
Duty sang duet entitled HE
Knows, which was something to be
commented on.
Mrs. V. G. Johnson was enroute to
her home at Milan, H., Monday after
two weeks stay with her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Johnson.
Latter Day Saints are planning for
series OF meetings in their chappel
soon.
A car of hogs was shipped from the
depot Tuesday to Chicago markets
About three hundred men are EN-.
ployed by Foreman j. C. Scott, form.
er Montrose man now of Fort Madi.
son. They are nearing Smiths is
land cutting down all the timber be.
longing to the Mississippi River and
Power company and converting it In.
to lumber The island has derived the
lame OF Scott City
/ Section Foreman C. B. Jordan and
family were among the passengers to
! Chilicothe, Ill. Thursday to spend
the holiday week with relatives.
| Joseph Begg's has force of men at
work remodeling the old vandine
blacksmith shop which he will take
possession of as soon as repairs are
4 made.
The pupils of ST. Mary's academy at
SauSco are returning home for Christ
mas greetings
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ballinger are guests
of their mother at Davenport.
Assessor P, W. Bowen and Ed
Wright We're receiving assessors in
structions at Fort Madison Wednes
day
DR.. Pinkley, eye specialist of Keo
kuk. was in the city this week.
Our fellow townsnan. John Brown
who has ben under Dr. Bucks care
I is some better
| The different Sunday schools are
planning for Christmas trees and
lengthy programs.
There will be services at st. Barna
ba's Episcopal church during the holi
day week by Rev Sage of Keokuk.
BABY Ruth Dresser has been sicl
recently.
Kenneth earns of Urbana, ILL.,, re
membered his sister, Mrs. Dorcas Ken
nedy with mission stool upholstered
in leather. Some of his handy work
for her. Kenneth has been attending
art school at that place.