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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sTock MARKET

~ IL L.
Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond Va. October - 1871
Report oil The 1--we stock market for the
week gliding october %.
Receipis-Cattlc. 40 head; calves. Is head ::
sheep, ca head: hogs, 1850 head
Best steers, ga 6i.c.. one extra load high
er; medium to good "a 5iac.. common to
fair. irTi%c.: best helfors 5a6ic; mo
doum to good, ~ &c. common TO fair
- r"Ae.; oezt COWS. AZ Iic.: extra. little
TO ih!r. "a zisc.: best oxen, iisU5c; COM
mon, IRA size; bulls. 3ia q ic.. extra calves
~ .':c.. tair to medium. 6n5i:c Cows
ana caves 81 $500 per head best heavy
hosS &c good, lj0 TO 200 pounds hofs, 6Is n
&C., light hogs. 81 6'4c.: sows and stays
Sc; best sheep. "a Size; common 10 tair
fair, 3m i!ac ~
Chicago, III. october observation-disclosures
x."o head Marke, DUH and weak. Reeves,
800 $500 S''s; Texas steers; su6OO: western
$50 90: COWS and heitcrs. sl90St6 "a: :
caves :5pS5o. Hogs-Rcccipts % coo head
heod. Market slow. alr Zoe. lover than YES
tcFday,s average. Light s5i0st6as: nntycS
49, ~; good to choice heavy. sGT6.i5; Digs
%''"''"'t1; bulk oil sales. s5l0Ts35 sheen
,ttNtt' Pts lo.0Oo head. Market steady Ma
~ ~ S-...9 $40: western. s2ioaS.T5: year
""ss' ''''oq 10; lambs. natvie. $4,000;
-626 head. Steers. s4@7.75; bulls. saL : on
tCWs, Sl.o5I i2S. Calves flcceipts 752 head
Ned,s. 500 1925; cni!s. si95,5O; grussers,
S,L '.ov: western. $3.50 q $50: Southern calves
II, ','o . 80" sheep and I.ambs-Reccipts IT,.
i i,' neaa sheep. S2.5og 400; culs. sl501i y
Iainhs' '!I5a6s5; culIs, siqt Hogs-R.,
Seipt9 ..iI head Marker lower ~, - 90;
$50: pigs, sia63o. F''VV
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.Daily. Weekdays. sSundnya only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
IL so night) stop at Elbn. Time OF arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE

southbouhd tTe!ns scheduled to leave Rich-
mond daily: 9:l0 A. M.-Locai to NorlIna
i::o +. M.-Sieepers and coaches Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonvillo and
FLORIDA points. $3.50 p. M-Sleepers and
coaches. savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. N:i3 p. M.-sleepers and coaches
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis and the
arrive in Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ. 7:s5
A. NJ. sos p. M. $40 p. NJ
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NaG:uanE
Richmond & PETERSBURG Electric RaiIw.

f0seI0OuIS HtCIIIC halfway
Htreets. Tor fetersburk: s''
IS. ~ -, TO- H.. ~ A. H.. i. 2. q 4. ).
u:oo p. Il for Chester, 1900 nIdn,gb. 70,
Petersburg. to'
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of sycamor.
sneel. Tor Manche.ter:
:lD. 49,, ''7:ls s1:N s:5. o.ss .,o.as ,,,.
a. NJ, ls;aS l:3s. 2:ai. ass. 'i:35 6:1 e:as
$50. $50. 80. 'lu:to. n:4a p. II.
lOaily except sunday and holidays
Carri"s o-rsage and express
iimiteo. except Sundays and holiday
All cars from Peters urS connect With
t'l"ninond "
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&c sBQyvAyzAa $40 slao. Up Up

Tours Inc. Hotels. Shore Excursions. Low.
est Rates.
sails November lst llth. Esd, and December
"a. Bulge keeis; electric fans; wireless tele-
sraphy. Fastest newest and only steamer
landing passengers at the dock in Bermu.
da.
For illustrated pamphlets apply to a. Z.
OUTERDRIGE CO., Agents Quebec s. n
Co., Ltd, - Broadway. New York or any
Ticket Agent. or Quebec $. :. Co.. Ltd.
quebec ;. H. bowman. 76s +. Main ST..
Richmond, VA. ~
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TASK MR.. BOWMAN"

TASK MR.. BOWMAN"
How to make the trip to EGYPT in IL
Days. Reservations are now being made
to the Mediterranean and the ORIENT.
Sailing Lists for all lines. Call for Beau
tifully Illustrated Booklets. Phone
Madison. S. Fl. BOWMAN, Agent,
7oS ( Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND nay MARKET.

Compressed. large haies...,. Nominal
Load your cars that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid r, ections
rms market grades hay In accordAnc.
WIN the rules OF the National Hay Associa-
ton.
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MARINE INrEr1.IGESCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 3. 1911.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandol Harvey. Norfolk. mar
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
James river landings. mercha ndisc and pas
scnGers FurmaU Line 80
Barge Wissahickon, simmons Norfolk.
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LOCAL MARKET ouor.rro>s

FURNISHED by Levy Commiss,o, 20 c.,
mission Merchants Richmond, va,
cr, richmond. Va, October - IoII
"iioLEsALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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SALES AT BOARD

quotations Tor !nterest-pay!ng bonds are
at price. to which interest mus, he nddad
Income bonds and certificates o: Indebted.
nat.
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HIChMOND AND CHEsarEaKE nay
RAILWAY COMPANY -

,, aLMhf COMfANf.
Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signals L.. Richmond BROAD and
N:io 4. n: l;lo. 1:lo. a:1o. 4:iob. $40 ESQ
$40. s:ioe. 1910. li:45 p. H. Nv. Ashland.
H:ss. 10. Oh. 10. ell A. M. III NJ. ssl
J. 4 60. 4 2, g. %. II r. n
DAILY except Sunday. s'guulay only,
hcLriss baggage
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Richmond, FrGdGriCkSb'g & Potomac R.R.
T0AHO FROM WASHING ron AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
Arrive Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave BYRD st. Sta. I.3o p. N. for Frederieksburs
Leave Elba Sta $50 A. NJ, 6.0 p. N. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd ST. Sta. S.s5 An. from Frederieksb'g
Arrive Elba Sta $50 80 2. N. from Ashland
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NAVAL STORES.

a nSi,sy with business accommodating a. the
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RICHMOND TOBACCO y.
PISG-REoRDERED.

Richmond. Va. October q. 1911.
Quotations the Richmond Tobacco nx.
change; -N""SSo ES-
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OLD DOMINION IJNE

OLD DOMINION LINE
Nv. Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily 100 PM
Leave Newport News. A NJ
-ii'Ne .>oTioiK' 500 A. NJ
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
~, 10 r. NJ. Connections also made by ~ l.
Night Line steamers stop at CIaremont to
innd or receive passengers signal, and
VIII be met by rtbl.c conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New.
por, News and all James River landings
steamer leaves aiond7v Wednesday and
all James River landings 'PhoneMadison III
Main Ticket Office. sci h. Main Street
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

TNIV'IHUHN' a. DctoDer -, IFII.
IOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
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EVERY NOMINATION
a BE CONTESTED
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.

I.ynchburg, Va. April o.-Althougll
the primary will not 10 held until July
or August politics already is warming
up In Campbell county, and it looks
now as il almost every nomination viii
be contested. and that some OF tho
regular Democratic candidates VIII
nave opposition at the November cleo
ton by independents.
Already II. c. Featllerston,S Volney II:
Howard and Eugene Guild are in tho
field for the state Senate. All. Light
viii oppose William NJ. Murreil. tho
incumbent. for the communicating
attorncyship. and it is expected that s..
G. GoSEin. clerk of the court, and
sheriff Pcrrow Will BIO opposed In tho
primary. There will be at least two
candidates for the House Of tcs,
while there will BIO candidates galore
for tho district Offices.
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Social and
Personal

n n rs. JOHN STOCKTON has re-
ta/h Turned to her apartment at
lV1 Gresham Court. after IN cN-
tended visit to Mrs. Marion
lambert, in ST. Louis. Mrs. amber
was formerly Miss Florence Parker,
OF this city, and was one of the most
popular girls in Richmond society be-
lore her marriage some years ago. Mrs.
lambert frequently visits friends in
richmond. and Is one Of the leading
women in society in st. Louis. and
cntertalns a great deal in her home,
which is one Of tho handsoncst private
residences in that city.
Meeting Of CoIonin Danes.
Mrs. William RlNin Cox. prcsidcn.
OF the Virginia and national societies.
presided at tho meeting Of the Rich
inond Society. Colonial Dame. Of Amer
ign. which was held in the parlors OF
Tie Woman'S Club Saturday afternoon.
Mra. Moilitt read "a charming paper
concerning the afnouS Edcnton, y. c.,
tea party. and Mrs. Andrews. Of Wash
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J Hal Ia! rz.,us,

That's the way to feel-BVERY ONE
does that takes a CASCARBT night
BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow
who didn't. For OVER-EATING and
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
out as q CASCARET, naturally-easiIy,
without that upset sick feeling. Don't
neslcct-at bed time-9 P. M. or 4 A. M.
mo difcrence-you'll need it.
cAscARETS 1oc a box for a week,. :"
treatment. all druggists. biggest seller
NJ the world Million boxes a month.
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Homes to prenk Records.

Daytona. Fla. AprIl a.-ltailInE IN
his efforts to establish any new records
Mt the automobile races at Pablo Beach
last week. =. y. Morros, who recently
"Blitzcn Benz and nox racers. is
bringing the cars To Daytonn Beach.
lie will attempt to lower the records
made here by Oldfield.
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Travellers Elect officers.

ISpGCIHI 10 TIC IrH
Harrisonburg. Va, April 1.-The an
nual election Of officers in Shenandoah
Travellers. resulted as follows: Senior
Counsel, w. c, Leonard: Secretary and
Treasurer. William Funkhouser: Com
ductor, George w. Gibbs; Page. Earl
Executive committee, Frank T.. Sublott
and Nv. NJ. L~oewcnbach. w. w. Pence
and w. II, Bcalo. delegates to tho
Grand Lodge, which meets in Hunting
ton, w. Va, in june.
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fredericksburg. Va, April 2.-vaicn
tine Conway Allen. OF Halifax county.
and Miss Mary NJ. Nelson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Armistcad William Nell
son. of Stafford county. were married
at the iioInc of the bride. Row. Ivan NJ
Grccn nertorininE the
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"Thc Catholic Encyclopedia"

Vol. Y Robert Appleton, of New
York.
Several preceding volumes OF this all.
round encyclopedia, giving substantial
evidence of intellectual. literary and
scientific success on tho part OF It's
writer's, have attracted to tho new vol
umc a number of brilliant and distin-
guished contributors. among then
Professors Dc Wulf. OF Louyain, Du-
hem. OF Bordeaux. and EnEelkempcr
OF Munster, Father F'orbes-Lcith. 5
j., n Father Garcsche, s, j.. Canon
K~empcneer. OF Mcchlin, Father Klein
schmidt, Of TInrrcvcld. Holland. Mrs
Maxwell Scott. Professors Se%nfeldcr, Of
Vienna. and Van Hoonackcr, of Lon
vain. The last six pages of Vol y
arc occupied by an article. written hy
DR.. Barry on John Henry Newman. thu
great English ccclcsiastic and contro-
versialist. and one of the most sue
cessful educators OF his century.
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"a nntionn, banking system,

BY II. NJ. Z. IcKIlaFu1. HaTpCT q
Bros, of New FORK.
Tho author Of this work. who has
had wide experience In practical bank
ing and given much study to financial
matters. has written a book in favor
Of the b~ranch-idea system. presenting
his arguments, by contrasting condi-
tons existing under the present system
Of banking with the possible benefits
accruinS from a branch-system,
Mr.. EckiardtS book is built along
constructive lines, for he explains liow
Misunderstanding, as a practical reality.
might promote Independence Of I'm
portant sections against the New York
money power. D
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"Thc Professor, My.tcry.,

"Thc PrOfcss0rs MHhfCrE,"
By Wells Hastings anu Brian Hook
CT. Tho Bobbs- Merrill Company, OF
indianapolis. SIZES
The spirit In which the authors have
written this novel is indicated in what
Crosby, the hero. SAYS to Margaret
Tabor: Romance and adventure do
not depend Oh time. They only depend
on people. II you arc the kind OF per-
son things happen to, YOU can have ad-
ventures on Fifth Avenue. If YOU
aren't YOU may walk all through the
Arabian Nights and only feel bored
and uncomfortable."
Both as a love and mystery story. the
book is most Interesting. and tho solu-
ton, while often tantalizlnEly near In
seeming. remains untold until the very
last.
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The book is specially valuable as
presenting a realistic view OF COM
mercial and social conditions in Ger
many with. which Gustav Frcnsscn is
altogether familiar.
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"IIow Leslie Loved"

GLOW Leslie Loved"
BY Annc Warner. Little. Brown &.
Company. OF Boston. Sl.25 net.
The chief character in this novel is
a young American widow seeing life
and enjoying herself In English country
houses. In Germany and in Paris. Leslie
IS an arrant nirt and n sl,rewd observer
Wttha!. The book Is really intended as
a breezy satire on modern or
the lack Of them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parke REGISTER have
been guests OF the lattcr's sister, Mrs
Henry G.. Warren. in Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnard. for
merly of Norfolk. arc now maxim
their home In this city at 1911 Floy
Avenue.
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Thomas Atkinson spent several days
recently at "Rocklands," his country
place, near Gordonsvilic, Va.
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romantic, and tho book altogether Is
thoroughly pure II good

10
thoroughly pure and good
"Hoc, tho Dancer"
By Ida Wild. John Lane. Thc Bodlcy
Head. New York. Sl.aO
Zoe. was a convent bred girl who,
when slle had her choice. went out into
the world to meet life and destiny on
her own behalf.
She became n famous dancer and,
being cheerful and kindly natnrcd. won
the respect OF those associated with
her and Il fair measure Of individual
happiness. But she made "a mistake In
marriage. and afterwards 1t stood In
her way as a bar TO all the natural homo
joys and associations that I'LL the lives
Of women. Fate cut the net that bound
her ut last and set her feet In tho way
Of love.
Thc story is we'll written. with mucl,
humor and clevcrncss in It's character
skctchinG.
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Miss Martha Sutherland. who ha
been spending several weeks In Nc,
York and Washington. has returnc
to her home In Richmond.
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version Of this which has proved such
a success.
Owen Wistcr Is busy ut Wallingford,
pennsylvania, putting the last touches
On his new hook, Members OF the
Family TO be brought out in May.
The book resembles THE virginian;
III character. Scipio lie Moync being
the leading character in this last no
Nct.
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Miss Ada Bell, Of Richmond: c. w
Bell and son, George Bell. of RacooI
Ford. were guests of Orville Bell. II
Orange last week.
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"AlIsc Of Astral
BY II. B. Marriott Watson. Little.
Brown & Company, Of Boston. s1.5O.
The action of this story takes place
In the little principally of %E;isenburg.
where nothing but the birth of an heir
will prevent Prince Albrecht, OF Suabia.
from being II the line of succession.
a woman Is rescued from n burning
coach in n railroad wreck and brought
to the Castle Of Waldthal. on tho night
whom the grand duchess dies in giving
birth to an heir.
There follows a tale of love AMI am
bition. plot and counterpart, Intrigue
and revolution.
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MISS Lillian Haynes has returned Ia
the city. after visiting friends in Nor
folk and Virginia Beach.
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Mrs. At. Hurt, who has been spend
ing the winter in Chase City and
Clarksvilie, has returned to Lorne, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03

Mrs. a. II. Vaughan. of South Boston
Va, is Visiting relatives In this city.
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Mrs. Thomas Smith. Of warrenton
Va, Will arrive in Richmond this week,
and will he at the Jefferson Hotel for
some time.
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Beverly Mercer Hartman. Of Roa
noke, spent the past weekend visiting
friends in this city.
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In md Out Of Town.
Mrs. lIugh Nelson. Of Elizabeth. y
j., is the guest Of Mrs. Bcirnc Blair
on West Franklin Street.
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Literary Gonsip.

Gunston Hall. a famous Virginia
manor house, the former home OF
George Mason. standing about five miles
from Mount Vernon, is o owned by
Paul Kestor. whose dramatization OF
Andre Castaigne's novel. The Bill
sToppors." In soon to be presented in
London by Marie. Tempest. Paul Kes-
ter's brother, Vaughan Kcster, wrote
THE Prodigaf Judge at Gunston iTall
and 1t was at the lodge on the estate
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Miss Sadie Cousins. Of Richmond. :
visiting Miss Myrene McKinney at lie
home in South Boston.
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r. T. Watts. Jr., and James Q. Watts
who have been travelling in Europe fol-
some time, have returned to Lynch
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"GfnmOurfC."

"Gfnmourfc."
BY William Sa,nucI Johnson. Harper
& Bros. Of New York.
y story Of the imagination. with the
glamor OF Partisan life holding the
readers interest.
In a Parisian cafe. a New England
American. JOHN Dwight. BY whom the
story is told. is brought into touch with
come friends
A cousin OF Sir Michael. Golden
Burke. is the heroine of tho novel. Sir
Michael, who is a hunchback loves her.
hut she has no thought OF him and is
herself in love with John Dwight.
The novel Is full Of imagination and
mystery and gives fascinating glilnpscs
Of Paris and It's possibilities.
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John Cabell. Of this city, is the CUES
Of Mrs. John e. Roller at hor home i
IIarrisonburg.
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Miss Lucy williams, who Is attending
guest OF relatives in Wythevillc.
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"I<lnus Ifinrich Bnns.n

"I(Inus Hinrich Buns."
BY Gustav Frcnsscn. Tho Macmillan
Company. OF New York.
This story Is primarily concerned
with the story OF mans fight for sue
cess In the business field. Klaus be-
gins his career when he hires out as
stableboy to a milk peddler. lie mounts
n step higher in his next position and
continues to progress until. through a
friends help. he becomes the cmployc
Of q prosperous merchant.
The history of Ifinrich's progression
and development is a strong and con-
sistent piece Of work. The liccn-eycd.
.sharp-witted business man, whose fore
sight saves the established firm OF \.
T.. Eschcn from bankruptcy, is tho
natural product of the forces which
have been at work shaping his charac-
ter from the time when, as a boy. he
dreamed dreams and saw visions.
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"Advcnfurc.''

"Advcnfurc."
BY lack London. The Macmillan
Company, of New York.
This now story by Jack London deals
with a unique situation in which n
shipwrecked American girl. with her
Tahitan attendants. discovers n white
alone on the South Sea Island nearly
exhausted with fever, ard almost SUR
rounded with several hundred muttnous
cannibals.
The white man, who has been put
ting up a brave show to conceal his
condition from the black multitude he
is facing, gives up his struggle when
the American girl arrives. She. a.ool
capable and rcsourccful. takes com
mand OF affairs. saves the whitc mans
life and the plantation from being sold
for debt
The story and the title 1T. there be-
ing a rousfng, brcathlcss series OF in
cidents in the combat wased against
apparent failure and the solomon Is
landers by the whites.
Joan Lakeland Is the modern type Of
vigorous American ~womanhood, and the
white man. David Sheldon. Is delincatcd
with Mr.. London's accustomed know
ledge of the character Of men.
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Miss Louise Daley. OF this city. /
spending some time as the guest O
friends In G~ordonsvillc.
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A german will be given Friday even
ing, April 4, by T. Bcal Sale. at North
side Hall.
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C. r. Hast, OF Philadelphia. Is spend-
ing a week at the Jefferson Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Victor williams, o
this city, are visiting their parents, AR
and Mrs. John G. Williams, III Orange
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Miss Alma Gouldman. of Fredcricks-
burg, is visiting Miss Jeanette Stearns
In this city.
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Mrs. William A.. Sorg will spend the
Easter holidays in Atlantic City.
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room, IIoxtcssc..

OF Jewish Women viii be held to-rnor-
row in tho sabbath school room Of
Temple Beth AhabaIl. After the bust
ness meeting and nomination. Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, Miss Mary
Johnston Will give an address on "Thlc
Woman Movement" which will be fol-
lowed by n vocal solo by Master Ralph
Wolf. The meeting will close with "a
social hour. and all members and
friends of tho council are invited 10
be preScut.
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Mrs. w. IL. i. Lee, OF "Ravcnsworth,"
i'airfaX county, Is visiting friends
mere. "Ravchsworth' is one OF the
most historic places III Virginia, and
Airs. Lee has Il number of friends hero
who Will probably entertain in her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03

,nSton, who Is tho house guest OF Mrs.
Con. presented to tho Virginia DANES
an OIL portrait Of Lord Delaware, the
work OF herself and her husband. Miss
Emma Moore Whitfield road II paper on
tue monuments In North Carolina that
nave been erected 10 historical Co
lonial p~crsonascs.
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges was ~liostcss
at the informal reception. which fol-
lowed the business session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-25
FORCES
MEET IN MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 25.-The
national officers and the headquarters
working force Of the National Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union ar
rived in Milwaukee today to take up
the final work OF preparation for the
thirty-eighth annual convention of the
organization which is to begin it's SEES
sions here Friday. 1t is estimated that
1900 delegates and several hundred
visitors will be in attendance Accord.
ing to custom. tomorrow, the day pre-
ceding the opening of the convention.
has been designated day OF prayer,
Mrs. Lillian Nj. y. Stevens of Maine.
the national president. will call the
convention to order and deliver her
annual address TT the opening session
in the auditorium Friday evening, The
sessions will continue until next Wed
nesday The discussion of plans for a