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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
RALEIGH

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Kalcigh y. c., November i-Atrs. i
Z tcrnoon for notable reception IN
honor OF Mrs. II. o. Beatty, OF san
francisco, ANA Mrs. DeRoulac Hamil.
! ton Of Chapel Hill, the latter d
| daughter Of Mrs. Thompson ybcr,
We're NOR than 100 callers. ana tn,
affair was especially enjoyable. In
me receiving line IN addition TO the
moStesS ana guests. were Mrs ". )
Niido' :, MIS- Norwo9G OF san Fran.
Martin, the latter OF Richmond AZ.
| stsunS in the entertainment OF In.
| callers were Mrs Charles McKinimon.
> julien Tmberiake. Mrs. John
Annie Root Miss May Montague Mrs
John kennedy, Mrs. Graham Andrews
Miss annie Root. Miss May Montague.
Mrs George Syme. Mrs. W. =. Hokc
Mrs William Z. Ship. Mrs Il. r..
Montague. Miss Jennie Coffin. Missfs
Susana Busbcc. Betsy John haywood
Ann McKimmon, Emily Rose Knox.
IS a sequel 10 Mrs. Thompson's re-
ception, Nj, Thompson had nifty OF
more friends around for an informal
at home Tuesday night
ESpcciaIiy interesting this week was
inc issuance OF tho invitations by Mrs
James Boylan for the marriage OF \ !,
iauFhter Miss Margaret Jordan poy
IAN and Claiborne Mcdowell Carr. cf
Durh'irl the wedding to he at o'ci %
november 10. In Christ Eris.UDal
'huFch. MISS BOylEn is q decided so
ciAI ihyorit. in Raleigh. and wherever
SHe IL known, ana Mr. Carr Is one of
the most prominent young busiI-s s
men OF the state. being the son Of
General Julian 5. Carr. OF Durham.
Hosts n friends in Raleigh are
hearnty welcoming Mr.. ana Mrs l. G.
alaftn as residents OF the city I'boy
haze resided in Richmond for !, uiirn
ger OF years, but have been frequent
nnd popular visitors in Raleigh, :TIly
.r" making their home with MIR M,
street ''"'
i;ev and Mrs George W. Law. Of 81;
Mary's College. entertained the past
week ri Rev. Edward !. Parker.
hl.,n"P-coadjutor Of New Hampshire.
M"Mhhy evening in he DarIors of
| IN" FIRST Presbyterian Church there
""s an informal reception for Eny
> Edwin ll"mphDl. ASSISTANT pas,o-.
/ ara his bride. There was q gcrvlc.
u delicious refreshments during The
evening ana large numbers COT pee
pc called to extend pcrEOuai wclcom.
10 EcV Mr.. and Mrs. Hemphill
me wake county committee ri the
NortA Carolina Society Colonial Darc.
helG an old silver exhibit at the homo
81 Mrs 4 H. Andrews, who is chair
han OF inc county committee. ana ilaD
an ohlcer In the national society. on
lhHrhday, Miss Mary billiard Hinton
ma MTs. William j. Andrews rendered.
npecInl ala in the affair, Mrs Lane,
nprunt OF Wilmington, president az
the North Caroline Society. wns A spr.
oihi guest, and the affair was quito
successful
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MILLER SCHOOL


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Miller School. Va, November -,
Mr.. and Mrs u. j. Can't recently re-
turned 10 Washington. d. c.. after
q ten day visit beneath the shadow
the Blue Ridge. They were guests
OF Or. Fulton.
John l. Jackson spcn, sunday and
Monday in Washington city
Mrs. !. y. smith retured from Phil
Il elphia after delightful visit. She
" Il guest OF Mrs, ~. Myers.
Mrs. j. 4. Barney and Miss Helen
Barney. OF Fredericksburg, arc guest
OF DR.. r. c. Beale.
The Halloween party Saturday even:
ing was great success. Everybody
enjoyed II TO the full
Miss Emma Coleman left this week
Tor the City Hospital. Richmond
where she expects TO tit herself 10 be
trained nurse
Miss Virginia Moran spent SUNDAY
at home.
Mrs Edward riskc Price is on
visit home.
William G. Moran recently made
visit TO Baltimore. Nd.
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b Haltimore and Washtngton recet!t.

in Baltimore and Washington recent
~.
Mrs, Minnie Kcrfoot left this week
spend the winter with her son. Rcv.
Mrs. T. NJ. WHITAKER returned re-
Gently from Visit 10 Roanoko and
l.ynchbrrG. During her stay Ia Roam
oltc. she attended the sessions of the
Virginia Convention, United Daughters
of the Confcderacy. as delegate from
the S;toncwali Chapter, OF Berryvillc
Alfred Kerfoot left this week tor
i3rovard, y. G., where he will spend
the winter.
Mrs W NJ shackelford is visiting
friends in Cumberland. Md.
Mr. ana Mrs. i. II. Gordon Hatchcll
ana Mrs Bertram IToN, OF Ginning
tom are nov in Washington.
Mrs. j. \. Moore, Jr., left recently
for Richmond
Mrs. Rosa Perry, of Extra. iowa, who
has been the guest of Mrs. J. G. Avis
Tor s'vcrM weeks, has returned TO
her home.
Warren Kerfoot, after spending sew
cral weeks with relatives in Kerry
VILE has left for Jacksonville. Fla.
MISS -Annie WASHINGTON. of .NieXan-
dra. Va. who has been the guest
of Miss Gertrude Mccormick. has re.
turned home.
Mr. ana Mrs J. W Kerchcval left
this week for Clarksburg. w Va,
where t!ey win visit their son. John
X crclcval
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HEATHSVILLE

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ticathsville, Va. November 4.---M.ss
Susie Norris. OF Lrchy. was n week
"Sunnyside.' their home
Miss Irene helms is visiting in Bar
timore.
rG A%arsw nG9,n, Of Of, Salisbury Nd.
vicinity.
in New York for 81 time.
Or. Weymouth. OF Calico, has return
cd from a trip TO Richmond.
Miss Mary Kemp is spending some
time with Mrs. f. L. Hooker, al her
nomc. near T.ottsburg.
Mrs. Annie Hundlcy. OF Co;,n. was
recently visitor To her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Bevis, at "Durwin," Richmond
county.
Mrs. J. W. Anderson has returned
from visit TO her daughter. Mr..
Inaries Thomas. at Merry Point.
some time with her cousin. Lieutenant
Frederick Downing. at his home Is
Washington. ID. C.
Mrs g. J. Rowe recently visited her
sister Mrs. George Became, at Miskim-
Rev j. T. Rout,cn was u recent
visitor in Norfolk.
The new and handsome Methodist
Church At Oakland, Rev. Starkc Je,t
pastor. was dedicated sunday Rev
James Cannon preaching the dcdica-
tory sermon.
a taffy stew, given at the home OF
Rev. j. T. Rontten, was much enjoyed
By the young people Of Iieathsvillc.
tho past week.
An oyster roast was given 10y the
younE people OF llenthsviIlc Ut Rive'a
Landing last week.
Miss Gencvieve Smith is spending
some time with her sister. Mrs. Ro-
bert IL. Chiffon. at her home I'm Kill
marnock
Patrons Day" was observed for the
first time in the Heathsvillc High
school Friday. There Wee rccita-
tons. readings OF original compost
lions and songs by the pupils. an ad-
dress by the principal. Professor Ar
mold. Little interest was manifested
most Of the patrons arriving too late
for the entertainment
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ROANOKR
Lsnac.aL al NE Time

tSn,,.ol IN ~.
.SPtS'at ~ ny ZINES ~ piICh'l
i s9anG 3si,o W. S9yem1er i 1T say
49, ~" 49,, Pa
az ~ ~ - H fI "aI ~ '
~ ~. 20 ~" n , noilo'
,trris 80, u. mi MI -
III" 3 'hs sues' Oh 'lFs' T. W. TICK
:, " 49,, ~ , Hus Pesh the Gnesi
1T - y 'a S,iF,s..,;, haS returned
7" t!er nS'n+ ~ liii!sFllit
Ms .f fiote NAijiie OF MaTunsvilie
,,tss ,.r-nii, ar,.fo,, ~ - ii"t to5'-
tpi.nu ses'oi.: o. chlcaso'
, 4tsg Ni ~ MISS W marion
,,-'ttifs'es a..ie an ibessie 1nStlh ana
80 atuAri <t"Nt'i ~ N'Nncs-
49, Wy Oh IcLh'Nts mere
M}ss 49,. Gnrls. ~ NN
Mss Hazel I2,ssrIl ~ r,cao, S,t,,,.s
Miss Ni sii' o. oreHn SPRINGS
IN, ~ , ii1;.ihs .,.
49, .rt n y YNrI' - ti'c guest 81
rti6st nT bounr ~, i,,, t W1S the
p;lrty Iast week ''i"'
Mrs; w. NJ barna.l and her daugh-
sail on M IS,b NJ Wat.a,,.t ~ i, " 20
.,N.,anGI, ~ % y N'mper Tor an
ana Sayannnh .r6e, o"' al '';pa' Z ia, IA
M NJ us Tho pe,orG GHristm"s.
~, Hi;i i.I ,a - vincent ana deugh-
,r,,,..,e 1o'lHt' .! Nthcns Ca are
ne winter. '' a. "a'es LOT
..j NF 1 ana Mrs tS,., 5ohn = Newton ana
weeks stay H. ii"'! iol
IIolIins Instit,,it
nrotinn ., NJ ,i,u ~ h"u snerFy cello
vtu',o'i; o' the occasion and guests for
ittttv iior We re MISSES ,, Mary bodd Eos
COCK. Nr ar nt E"oFG' Mary Stuar;
Of Roanoke Miss EstaII. ~ T"cke
a
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BOWLING GREEN
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Bowling Green. Va, November r.
Mr.. and Mrs, James I. Richards hav.
! returned from a visit to friends in
Baltimore.
ISIS Bessie Butler, Who tcache.
school at Toano. is visiting her
parents Dr and Mrs. l.. L. Butler
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. w Green ar,
spending some time with relatives il
hanover county.
Mrs. c. 4. Thrift has returned home
after Il visit OF several months to rcia.
tiNes i'll kenbridEc.
Miss Emma anderson left this wce!,
for Washington. Where she Will spend
some time.
Mrs, Cordie Lee Mohcure. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. William Mon.
cure. in iichmoid, has returned 10
her home here.
Mss Louise Haines ana Mrs. Robert
A. Coshill spent a part OF this week
in Richmond.
Mrs. T. u. coghin is in Richmond
visiting her daughters. Mrs. William
l. Boyd and Mrs. w. c. Boyd.
Mrs. y. T.. Chandler has returned
TO her home in Freucrick sburg. after
spending some time, with Mr.. ana Mrs
y. Il. Chandler.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Hart. Jr ana
daughters, Miss Catharinc and Mrs
Run. Leary, and SON. Allen, spent a
part OF this week here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
MALVERN HILL

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Malvern I'M, Va. November I.--The
Card Club met with Mrs. Hugh r.
Harrison on Thursday Among those
present were Mrs. Sue Harrison Misses
Emily Harrison. itidda and Sue Carter.
{ rric Kirkland and Mary y. Rutiin.
Mrs. I, g. Harrison. Air. and Mrs. II
y. Harrison. John kurlin. G. Hill Car.
ter. Allan Johnson and IL. c. Iiarri-
son and MIR. and Mrs. John IL. Mitchell.
The house was beautifully decorated
IN autumn loevcs. After several games
OF 800" the club dispersed to meet
next Friday with Mrs, T. T.. Mitchell.
Miss Mary Nelson. Of High Hills, is
visiting friends In Petersburg.
Mrs. r. W. WILCOX. OF Bel Air" and
her guest. Miss Marion Upshur. are tho
guests OF Mrs. Reuben Knox, in Rich
mond.
pr William Dunn. Of Richmond, and
Judge T. II. WILCOX. Of Norfolk. Were
cox. at Bel Air
Hiss Mary Randolph Garter. Of
High Hills" is the guest OF tho
Misses sparrow, in Richmond
Mr.. ami Mrs. II. s. Saunders have re-
turned to taeir home. Upper shirley
from a fishing trip or the Chicka-
hominy near LaneNa. They made the
and Mrs. Saunders had as their guests
on the trip Mr.. and Mrs James NJ.
Bell, of "Riverview."
Miss Agncsj Royal, of Highland
Springs, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. w. j. Hogan. ut ''Dorsham."
in Richmond.
pie In Richmond Wednesday Were Mrs.
y. NJ Gill, Mrs. !. C. Eberley, Miss
Florence and Nettie Eberley, OF
Greenwood" and Mr.. and Mrs. James
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MONTVALE
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MOntvalc. Va. November Mrs. T
T. oliver and son, of Bedford City, ard
Nh. and Mrs. j. r. Bentley and chill.
dren. OF Dublin. who have been visit
in; relatives here, have returned home
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarke Hatcher, ~
Chilhowic. who were here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. James Day, return
ed home on Monday.
and Mrs. Claude Noel and chill
Gren. OF the upper Goose Creek Val
ley, are In Montvale for the winter
AID will be guests at the Montrosc
Mrs, Walter Sitcer, OF Roanoke. r.
spending this week with her parents.
J.. and Mrs. 5. II. Price.
DIR. and Mrs. Bernard Early's home
The Naples" presented n weird spec
tacic on Tuesday night Delightful
Refreshments We're served and the
young women We're bewitching In
their halloween costumes.
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WILLIAMSBURG
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,ri, Fil.lainsoore, Va, November
i.r,ndr lHl"tyn Morecock, who has beer
i'oinE several days win -,
IIolher Edloe Morecock in Tcy, ,r,
% l5' WIN 90 to The Pains jn,, mnp,'
a,,n ,l' @ remain Indefinitely WIN bc,,
di7s Matte West, OF IauJso M
ij ',h nc guest this week Of MisS Mis- nrs
-trs Lohn S. Charles bss
.a g,5 iiSmpton where she vent +" ~ -, p
an '' MI, Ii, marriage ~ her son. IIonr,.
Mrs. I,ms.m' hlte Mcars.
\ ana Mrs. Charles Bartlct, ', -,
l,,"p Ift News have been ' visi;; n o.
wcap ''o'"ef Norvcn L Ilenicy tE'i','
Mr5 Eipsrt Moncuro. daurbt.r "A
%cw y ,.gU'ns ~. M9ncnre, has gone +,
Wa Ner aunt Mrs. Waltz, ~, INTO
M.ss tondit who has sne,', 'n ,Hoas
W'niers IN Wiliamsburg Tsa n N"vera'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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Highland Springs. Va, November
1.-The third annual school fair was
held during the past week. and was
pronounced excellent a line pro-
graw was rendered, and the entertain
mcnt feature was greatly enjoyed by
the large crowd in attendance.
Tile Womnns STUDY Club held its
regular monthly meeting "Wednesday
afternoon, November 1. at the home
OF Mrs, Sosc Reierhoi on Holly Avenue
win the president. Mrs. Munro. In
the chair. who made the opening adj
dress, after which shc introduced Miss
Mary Johnston. who was the orator OF
the afternoon. giving most interest
ing talk on Equal Suffrage" which
made such an Impression on her hear
cra. that II league was at once formed
to be known an the Highland Springs
Suffrage League. The following on
Gers were elected: President. Miss
lzorl DcWolf; First Vice-P President
Mrs. Kate Read; Second Vico-Prcs-
dent. AIRS Lille Little: Treasurer Mrs
Meta Woodward; Corresponding Secre-
tury. Mrs. Marion Reid; Recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. Ncttic Stovali.
The UnIlowe'on party given by tho
Tennis Club Tuesday night In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
OUR Lime of NecAkwear

Town Hall was Il thing OF Joy to
the merry participants. who Wed with
each other in the weird. srotcsquc cog
tunes for the occasion. Many guest :
were present and dancing and merri-
Hient he'd sway until 81 late hour, when
choice refreshments were served
rs Fred Barbour gave u delightful
entertainment Friday night at her
home on Holly Avenue in honor OF
tho Tennis Club OF this village. Music
was tue feature OF the evenings pleas
ure. Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. James y. Ruby, OF York. Pa
is visiting al "Woodlawn," the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Fry. where she
VIII spend several weeks.
Miss Norma Littlepase. of Kim. VIII
liam county, has opened a private
school for boys and girls nj Lynn
hurst on Daisy Avenue.
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BON AIR
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Bon Air, Va. November 4.-Hai
lowe'cn was observed in very dc
lightful way by Miss Julia Wherry
at her home, 'CoralsDd,". near here
The young people. dressed ms ghosts.
carrying jack o'-lanterns made OF
on Il loaded hay wagon and visited all
the good people of the village Miss
Wherry's guests We're Misses Ida
-lassic Louise and Elise Wilmer, Bes-
sic Hogo. Hazeltine Watson, of Rich
mond: Misses Mary Burlington, Mary
Ferguson. Margaret Mcclure and james
T. tton, of Bon Air. candy pulling.
AID refreshments included The even
inss pleasure.
rs. Polk Miller is staying in Bal
tiinore with Mrs. Jacob Bates
Mis- Halle Scott, OF Richmond, has
heen visiting Miss Talcott.
Miss Louise Price, Miss Lisa Archer
Misses Harriet and Mary Cringan.
spent Sunday with the family of Mrs.
I. l.. p. Cooke.
Colonel and Mrs. T. NJ. r. Talcott.
Misses Harriet Eva and Jennsie Tai
mond. where they will spend the win
ter months.
Miss susie Bolton was the week -end
guest OF Miss Juliet Talcott Mt her
homH. near Bon Air.
f.iss Nellie Payne were Miss Ayliffe
Wherry's guests the past week.
Mr. ana Mrs. Tom Winston and
family left the Inn for their home al
Dry .iridgc, during the past week
Misses Mnude and Virginia Leo Mil
Ter were guests this past week Of
Mrs. Withcrs Miller In Richmond.
Miss Lucy Mason was with Miss
Hermic Moore this week.
The library committee rendered an.
informal tea drinking to its members
on Thursday afternoon
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4 -
are Urged TO DO present at this meet
Ing.
s Returued Ia the City.
Mrs, Thomas Muyc Binford has re-
turned to Richmond after a tire,
months stay at the Virginia Hot
Springs. Mrs. Binford with Mrs. X
". Macponald and Miss Geline Mac.
Donhld. is located at 1903 East Grace
Street for the winter months.
In and ont OF Town.
Ma. and Mrs. r. Norman Jones, il,
/, Aave,returncd from their wedding trip
aud 5pro at sos Floyd Avenue for the
.wincer.
Mrs W. Brooke Tuns,all. of Baltt-
moro. will come to Richmond this
week TO visit friends,
Miss Mildred Foster and Miss Louise
Mason are spending several days with
relatives in Petersburg.
Mrs John j. .S,clnbrechcr and her
daughters Misses Roscnu ana Marie
sSteinhrecher. OF $40 West Grace Street,
left TUESDAY to spend some tina Il
New York City
Mrs Leonard Marston and little
daughter, Dorothy, have returned to
Richmond after spending the months
Of September and October in tho Yjr-
ginia mountains.
Mrs Travis u. watkins and Miss
Lena Rowland are spending the week
end with friends at oche.
Mrs : Il. r. Rose, of Vest Point
Miss, president Of the mississippi Di-
vision. l. D. c.. will come TO Rich
nond this week to attend the conven-
lion 8horc
Mrs " p. Moncure, Mrs {. Y. Ford
and i,Miss Carrie Taylor, of Fairfax,
nave been recent guests of friends
hero.
aItx. Abbey Gwathmcy and Miss
Sarah Gwathmev are visiting the for
mere brother DR.. Charles Manly, in
Lexington
Mrs. Richard Durham. OF this city, is
the guest of Mrs. howard Fletcher at
her home in Fairfax.
Miss Dora Taylor of this city. is
Spending some time win relatives in
3erryviiIe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Il. Thomas and
Miss Edna Leon IIickerxon are on
hunting trip in Powhatan county.
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ARVOMIA
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
Arvonia, Va, November i.-Miss
Elizabeth Wallace, who has been
visiting at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. H. Pitts. has returned to her home
In Staunton.
Miss Frances Briggs, of Scottsvillc,
Is the guest of Miss Winnie Pitts, at
Bellevue"
David Norvell. of Fork Union, was
visitor here this week,
Miss Milton IIudgcns, of Richmond,
is spending some time with relatives
here.
Miss Margaret Pcale, who has been
visiting Mrs. Perkins Glover. has re-
turned to her home in Harrisonburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J.. Stone have re-
turned from II Visit to relatives in
Scottsvillc.
Mrs. SturGcs. of Northampton coun-
~, is visiting Miss Macie Williams.
toward Boatwright, who is stu.
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to remain this winter with Miss Cora
smith. on Palace Green.
Miss Mary Sherwell. who owns the
historic Wythe house on Palace Green
having rented her home for the WIN
ter. hns gone to Norfolk. to remain
some time,
DR.. l.. T. Gatewood. of Toano. spent
wednesday night here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Gate
wood.
DR.. j. s. Wilson has returned from
tuscaloosa, Ala. where he went to
attend the Southern Association of
colleges and Preparatory Schools.
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Va, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. y.
L. l'unkhouser.
Mrs. :. ID. Brown, Of Shsaan6oah
Junction. was guest of Mrs. J. II.
Et neitson this week.
Miss Laura Bear gave delightful
Halloween party Tuesday night.
Nrs. George b Triplett Is visiting
Rev. ard Mrs l.. J.. Folk
howell Way, of the United states
Navy, has returned to Washington,
Hitor Visit to his rather. Harry Way.
Nh. and Mrs. G.. w. Bricivr have
moved from BridEewater TO East Rad
ford to make their home with rclt-
tiVyS
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BERRYViLLE

special 10 The Times Dispatchl
HeiryViile. Va November i.-Rcv
'nnrl"a Striking. formerly OF Berry
h!in now % Petersburg preached 10
" l"rse congregation last sunday
morning at tbs Presbyterian Churcn
his previous charge for SeycraI years
b"N. :. x. PHILIPPE. of-.tho Borry-
t.'lo prcsbyteriAn Church. liz conduct
'hR = revival In Kcrnstown this week
M q Wright spent several dnys
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Hosiery Department

NmotaT 19Se CONNECTION with Hosiery
plea this ItvIlto
lin Of ndrcnst Hosiery.
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I'm OUR Kid Glove Department

fine line Gloves $40
found the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05

Mrs W. Brooke Tunstan of Baltt-
mors. will come to Richmond this
weck 10 visit friends.
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Miss Mildred Foster and Miss Louise
Mason are spending several days with
trcla tiSes in Petersburg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
GideOns Order
Hundred Thousand
Bibles for Hotels
twenty-five Thousand Will Be Car
ried by Marchers in Big Pa
rade in San Francisco.

NEW YORK. March 2.-One hundred
thousand bibles have been ordered for gen
eral distribution by the Gideons, as the
members OF the Christian Travellers asso-
citation OF America style themselves The
order Is said TO be the largest ever placed
and IL forms part Of a national plan to
place bible in every hotel bedroom in the
country.
w. b. Henderson, national secretary Of
the Gideons, said here today that he has
been promised one-fourth OF the order for
San Francisco and the Pacific coast. II
is planned that the 5000 bibles, the largest
number ever shipped at one time, shall
reach San Francisco in time for the tri-
ennial convention Of the international Sun
day school association. which win be held
In the latter part OF June.
For every bible there will be a member
OF the Adult Bible Glasses Of San Fransico
to march through the streets in parade, a
Gideon bible in his hand and at the end
OF the parade each marcher will build his
bible into gigantic pyramid to be erected
on the platform of the convention auditor
ium, there to stand as an object lesson,
while the convention is in session
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
House FaVOrs Norris
Coffee Resolution
It Asks Attorney General if He Has
Any Information Regarding For
nation of Alleged Monopoly.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--The house to-
day agreed to a privileged resolution from
the judiciary COMMITTEES asking the attorney
general II not incompatible with the public
interest, to report to the house what in
vestigaton has been made to ascertain
whether any foreign government or sub
ordinate state has entered into a coffee
monopoly conspiracy
The resolution was introduced by Repre-
sentative Norris Of Nebraska and is d.
rected toward obtaining information re-
garding an alleged arrangement between
the Brazilian government and the sub,
ordinate state of Sac Paulo and a syndicate
of foreigners. including Americans headed
by j. p. Morgan & Co, for monopoly in
the coffee traffic out of Brazil.
The resolution as adopted asks for a
variety Of information as to what steps
the government has taken to determine
whether the antitrust and conspiracy laws
have been violated and the results of such
steps. Il also seeks to learn what prosecu,
tons, If any have been instituted.
The introduction some days ago Of two
resolutions by Representative Norris bear
Ing on the coffee trust caused a wild furry
In the New York coffee market
Mr.. Norris today said he had evidence
Indicating that Brazil was organizing a
rubber trust to control the supply and price
of raw rubber. He said he intended early
in the extra session to introduce a resolu-
ton for an inquiry into the whole situation
unless the Department OF Justice in the
meantime should take vigorous steps.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
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