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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses V ere issued today to Clifford E.. Whitlock, 26, a machin- ist of New Haven, to wed Anna D. Munz, also of New Haven; and to John Mooney, p, steamfitter son of Peter and Katherine Mooney of this city, to marry Mary Mather, daugh- ter of Sidney and Jane Mather
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Misses Luella MacNeille and Bessie O'Brien, with Chaperon Mrs. E. N. MacNeille, left today for a weeks visit to Atlantic City.
 Miss Bertha Wheeler, a popular em- ploye of the Rowland Co.,, leaves next week for a months vacation. She will visit in Plainfield, N. J., Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
 Richard L. Swain, pastor of the South Congrega tional church, is home after his vacation, and will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning.
 Clitus H. King, the well known at- torney, will sail on Aug. 10 on the steamer ''Metapan' of the United Fruit Co.'S line for South America, upon important business for clients of his in the eastern part of the State
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-05
OBITUARY

Catherine, widow of Thomas Kelly of Waterbury, died at her home in Cheshire on Thursday She was a sister of William J. Wagner of 69 Baldwin street and was we'll known here.
 Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Mary Holroyd who died as the result of injuries sustained by jumping off a moving trolley car in Stratford avenue, were held yesterday afternoon at her late home 1O6 Wa terman street and later at St. Luke's church where Rev. w. H. JepSon read the services. Interment was in Lake view cemetery.
 The remains of John H. French were laid at rest yesterday afternoon in Mountain Grove cemetery follow ing services held at the Bishop nor tuary chapel in Fairfield avenue, Rev. Morgan Millar, pastor of the Olivet Congregational church officiating In attendance was a delegation from Jo- seph Dowdall lodge, K. of P
 Linoleum on the kitchen table will last longer than oil cloth
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Culpeper Social News
tsneciai n rio rimee.pisnatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Culpeper. Va. September Mrs. Charles
Ice smeot and little sons home after
a delightful trim TO relatives in California
and other friends in the far West
Mrs Bcrkeisy Of Salem. y. G.. Is guest
OF Mrs NJ j Grove on Main Street
Mrs ~ w. Miller. Of BIRMINGHAM. Ala.
who has been summerlng in tho Adiron :
dacks. arrived in Culpeper this week. and is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie tiill on
East street. where later she VIII be
Joined by Mr.. Miller who is stu in New
Mrs Robert Mackall is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lambert. in Washington. D. C.. and
after several weeks will go for stay with
friends in Marshall. Fauquier county.
Misses Leila and Eliza Thompson arrived
in Culpeper this week. and have opened the
old Thompson home on sptncer street for
September. where they will have their
guests foT :he month their broihcr-i in Law
snd sister. Rev. and Mrs. MnneEerode. OF
August Raleigh springs.
Mrs. Tucker Chclf entertained the Senior
friends at her home on East Street The
non members present were Mcsdames chas
waite. II. f. Turner and Earl whitchorne;
Misses Mackall and Jaaueline Ware.
Rev. j. W. Ware and Kennard Ware
were guests for several days this week OF
Joseph Wilmer his beautiful country
y driving party that included MIR. and
Mrs Hunt Strother, Mrs. Roger Bckers
Of Washington and Misses Jean Coons and
Annie Bickers went from here TO THE
Plains in Fauquier. where they were
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Nick Adams
tuesday. and later attended the horse show
In Warrentan.
Misses -nuby and Edna Wine were week
end guests OF their cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Newman. In Orange. Mrs Wine,
who spent the summer visiting friends in
LeNinGtonh, GEORGETOWN and Auliersviile,
Ky. returned home this week.
Mics Fannie Vowel entertained with
large Five Hundred party several days ago.
Her guests included the men and girls Of
If
married women. The highest score was
made by Miss Mary Macoy who was award
ed the prize of handsome hatpin. and to
McChesney JefrrleH, OF Norfolk, was pre-
sented tho consolation prize. luncheon
was served nj the conclusion OF tho games
The Wednesday MorR&E SridEe Club met
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Miller School Social News
ESPECIAL Dol The Times.Disnatnh

lSpeclal TO 1he TimeS- Dispatch.
Miller School. Va. September g.
:. :. lie Teller. of Charleston, S. c..
paid the school visit this week.
Mrs. b. V. Brewer and her dauch-
ter. Gladys, of Baltimore, Md. are
guests of General Wheeler.
Dr. j. d. Smith returned home from
Martha Jefferson Hospital this week
Miss Sadie Carver returned homo
from Waynesboro. this week
Fountain a. Wells, of the University
OF Virginia. visited the school this
week.
William G. Moran and Dabney C.
Carver went to Richmond on tho sp.-
cial train to hear Senator Martins
speech.
The Miller school humphack party
wise.
George A. Payne. of Covington, Va.
is guest OF General Wheeler.
Miss Alma Carver will leave Tues.
day for Farmville Normal School.
where she Will he Il student.
Miss Mary Il. Taylor returned hom.
from Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Nicholson left this week
for her home at Crewe.
Miss Parke Morris expects to leave
Tuesday for tho Farinvillc Normal
school. where she vii be a student.
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of Danville were visiting relatives in
the county and Houston during The
past week.
Mrs DeSasseur and Mrs Roseboro
returned to Richmond Friday morning
10 be present at the Warren DeSass sur
marriage. Mrs DeSasseur and Mrs.
Roscboro having spent the summer az
thu homo OF Mr.. and Mrs, r. w. Wat
k,ns Of Houston
Robert DeJarnette. OF Los Angeles,
Cal. who some years ago was q mem
Der Of the Halifax bar, has been visit
iug relatives in the county during
the past week.
Walter Collins. OF Lynchburg. left
on Tuesday after a visit 10 Mr.. and
Mrs Rives. OF tho Halifax Inn.
MIR and Mrs. Terrell, of Raleigh, y.
G., are visiting at the home of II. a.
Edmondson. state senator for Halifax
county
MISS Sally iidmunds has return ed
from Gloucester county. where she has
been visiting Miss Virginia Cary.
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Crewe Social News

Especial TO The Times soispatch
cre~e, wa September Mrs. " T.
webb and daughter. OF Newport News. have
lately visited Mrs. Richard sullivan.
Mrs A. Il. Homer and daughter. Miss
Enla iiorn=r, spent the month OF August
with rela tives in Lewisbnrg. y. c.. and will
60 North from there. returning to Crewe
about the middle OF September
Mrs. Minter Ferguson and children. o.
Louisville. Ky. are visiting Captain and
Mrs. f. F. I.ocket
Or ". j. HineR. OF Beaufort :. c. spent
the past week with his father, j. II. Hines.
DR.. Hines has recently accepted call 10
the Dauphnway Baptist Church. Mobile,
Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs T D. Oliver and family
have returned from summer outing. in.
Guiding the craig Healing Springs, Noun
tain Lake and other resorts
Postmaster Blair Wilson is visiting reia-
Mrs. W y. Lcneavc has as her guests.
her father and mothers Mr. and Mira j.
Hawks. Miss Alma Hawks ana Miss Asne,
Thomas. all OF Memphis. Tenn.
Miss Mamie Nicholson is visiting in Al
hemarlc county.
Mrs Bette crittenden and daughter Miss
Ruth Crittenden have returned home from
Chesterfield county. White there they were
the members Of camping party.
Mrs Robert Phenix entertained Tuesday
evening In honor OF the birthday ~ her sis
ter. Miss Camilla Phenix
Mr.. and Mrs. w W Hawkins are Enon1
Ing month In Tennessee
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Durham Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Durham. y. G.. September 2.-Ou
Thursday morning Miss Matte Toms
entertained n delightful porch party
in honor OF Miss Minnie German, Of
Washington. u. C.: Miss Helen NOEL,
of Danville, Va and Miss Annie Leo
pard Tyson. OF Grcenville. y. G. AZ
ter many exciting contests hiSS Mar
earet Thomas was awarded tho prize
tor the greatest skill. Cutting for
the visitors prize. Miss German was
the lucky ono receiving n beautiful
picture which was executed by tho
course was served by little Misses
Mary Washington stage, Clara Lyon
and Mary Toms
Mrs. T.. l.. Bryan entertained on
Thursday evening AT beautiful re-
ccption in honor of hcr daughter. Miss
Catherine, ind her house guests. Miss
Catherine Packard. of Washington
City; Miss susie ZollicoMcr. of Hen
Oxford. Tic house was aglow with
quantities OF growing plants and cut
flowers. arranged with artistic effect
throughout the reception suite
y charming affair OF Tuesday morn
ing was the bowling party at which
Mrs. Nat Il. Green entertained AT La Ike
wood Park ~ the conclusion Of the
game II was found that Mrs. J. T..
Stagg had tho largest score receiving
ono Of the popular novels.
Miss Rachael Beal was hostess at a
beautiful nj freaco party on Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Katherine
neshazo The broad norches and prct-
with many lights and quantities OF
potted plants and golden rod in tail
Jars and hts lerdlnlers,
ON FRIDAY afternoon Mrs f + Par
rish entertained at pretty luncheon
Mt her attractive country home. Loeb
more, In honor of Miss Catherine
Bryan ana the members Of her house
party
'rhe engasement OF Miss Elite
William T. Minor. Of this city. has
been announced, the wedding to take
Major and Mrs W a. Guthrie and
Judge and Mrs J s Manning wero
attend the meeting of the National
Bar Association. and will remain som.
time VISITING friends and relatives.
Mis- sChristino Mcintosh has return
Cd to her home at Chapel Iill after
visit 90 Miss Mary Sasscr.
Dancing parties at the park have
been among tho leading attractions Of
the week Which have been attended
by the younger members of society.
many visiting young women being in
attendance
Mr.. and Mrs W. = Ellis and chit
dren have moved to Trinity. In Ran
dolph county. whore they Will reside
IN the future They purchased a
winch they had enlarged and improved
in many ways
Mrs. s. c German ana daughter.
MISS Minnie. 81 Washington city. after
. visit to the family or T NJ Cor
man. during which they were enter
tsincd A. mhny lovely affairs. have
gone to liarrisonhurg. Va. to visit he
fore returning home.
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Williamsburg Social News
lSpeclal to The Tlmos.nlsnn,ch

Especial to The Times DispatchJ
NIliia msburG. Va. September a.
Miss May Arnold is spending the week
The Rev Il. r Fariand. of Rich
mond' has been visiting his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Henley sweeney havo
r rs,.,,,, from two weeks visit to
Misses Jetta Thorpe and Edna
Brooks have returned from ocean e
View. where they spent n week.
+, MfS ALVIN Thomas has returned 10
erai months in New Jersey and Penn
sylvania.
Mrs James selph and Gardner
u Holmes. OF Richmond. have been
CC'sI,ing their parents. Mr. and Msr.
ter; Virginia. of Baltimore. have been
visiting the formers sister. Mrs ~
al: Brooks. this week
w. c. Medford. manager or tbs yor,,
Furniture Company. is yisitine b,s
parents in North Carolina.
misses Florence and Garnett Sweeney
n nnve reiurned from visit to Mr. and
accompanied by Mrs Sweeney and ~.
tie daughter INV NJ
Dr. G. e Bishop, professor Of Greet
sMrench and German in William and
nation TO the board OF visitors 70
accept the chair of Greek in mo INT
versity of West Virginia, to which
he was elected recently. DR.. Bishon
ana family Will return soon from Enr
idnd where they spent the summer
Professor Hugh S Bird. OF Freder-
lckshurg, sDcnt several DAYS in vii
liamsburs this week
Mrs Stenhoff and daughter. Alma
Of philadelphia. and Mrs Smith. OF
Hirininghanl. Ala. haye been visiting
Mrs. a. j. Barnes.
Mrs. Annie Slater will 20 to Farm
vile to live. having accepted posi-
ton In the State Female School Mt
that place.
Mrs. j. r. Hargrove. Of Richmond
is visiting Mrs. c. r. Binns. in Charla.
City.
Misses Kathryn Morecoclk and Fila
Pitman have returned homo from
SurrY county where they were the
guests of Mrs. Gordon Rchannan
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Houston Social News
Especial n Tho Times Dierntch

HnecihI n The Times Diepa tch
Houston. Va. September 2-Thn
orphans and the two matrons. who ac-
companiod them from the Jackson
liorc OF Norfolk, and for the psst
n"nth have been staying at tho at
r. al Mission OF 81 Johns parish. Taft
ttis morning for their home
Mrs Holt Easlcy. Mrs Wood
i.c"idn. Miss Florence EasIey and
Miss Florence Rouidin, who. for tho
m"1th Of August have been at tho
mite SULPHUR, returned TO Houston
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs lanes : I;aslcy and little
daughter. who have boon spending
tbs summer at Rogersvillc Tenn. with
!lot gton on Thursday evening
Ch@mp Harksdalc and r Stovpll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

qWrc lew thQusaHd, Of them
ii your scalp is scaly; If dandruff shows
on your hair; il your hair is thin and fall.
ing OF, il your scalp itches, get a bottle
Of Partisan Sage to-day, follow the drec-
tons in regard TO proper treatment Of the
hair, and you will have an abundance Of
healthy, lustrous hair as long as YOU live.
Partisan sage is 4 delightful hair grower,
dandtnil remover and dressing, and is
sold on money back plan. a large bottle
Tor only 50 cents at Tragic Drug Go. S
and druggists everywhere. 1t kills dan
druii germs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

with Miss Byrd Law. whose guests were
Mesdames Slliam Bickers. Max samuelson.
Tucker Chelf sam Booker. u. James Cole :
man: Misses Jaqueline Ware. Mary English.
and MILAN Brooke
dance was given in the srinory hail on
Friday night by the young men. II WAS
chaperoned by Mesdames :. Russell Smith,
Earl Whitehorne. !. !. Roberta and Louis
Wise Jennings During intermisslon mum
Der OF the dancers were entertained at sup
PEI hy Miss Fraukie Taunt a her home On
Mhln 5trAet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

ing Gerrnatologist.
Have your own
brush and comb at
home and at your
BARRIERS. y void
the use OF brushes
and combs in pub
lie places.
b a ! d II e 5 5 is
caused by clantiruff
germs, and il is an
easy matter u aC-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Miss Lena Rowland has returned 10
the city after Visit to the noun
tains of Pennsylvania. and is now the
guest OF Mrs. Thavis Watkins In High.
land Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Mrs. w. C. Flake and children are
spending September at tho Bon Al,
Inn awaiting the completion of theil
new home. ll6 South Boulevard. re
turning to the city about October Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03
YOUNG MEN
Save Your Hair While You
Have Hair to Save

Don't be prejudiced, Young man; don't
think YOU can 80 on ncelectine Your hair
without kcenly rogrctting your careless
ness later on Take the advice Of a lead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Miss Frances Moore Claiborne, Of
st. Louis. is tho guest nf her cousin,
Mrs. Mamie Claiborne Henry, at 1900
Hanover Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Mrs. j. f. Watkins has returned /
her home in Dinwiddie county after
visit to MIR and Mira. Travis Watkins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Mrs I S. Cave, of Spotsylvania, ar
rived in Richmond last week 10 spend
some time as tho guest of relatives.
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Miss Gladys Nealc is the guest OF
Mrs. w. d. Crawford at her home in
Salem for few days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Mrs. William ElridEe Rosa. of Blue
held. W. Va. is tho guest of her father.
Charles Corl!ng. in this city.
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Mrs T. y. Wright and daughter, and
son. of this city. have been recent
guests of Mrs. WriEhts brother. w. II.
palmore, in Farmville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Or. George Hankins has returned to
his home in Toaro after spending a
short time in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Judge Alvin Il. EmbrSy. OF Freder-
icksburg, is spending several days in
this city.
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c. w. Vaughan. Jr.. OF Highland
Park. is visiting MIR. and Mrs. C. a
Blakemore in stanton
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proved. and will shortly return to
Houston.
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Rev. and Mrs ]. r. Hutson. OF this
city. arc visiting Mrs. w. r. Epps at
her home in Salon.
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M!tse= Margaret and Elizabeth Wode
deil. Who haze been at Rockbrid-o
Rairs FOR the summer, win return 10
Eichmond In few DAYS
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Miss page Grimes has returned 10
her home loS East Franklin street.
ATTIC s0Hrding several woc'.g nj Chcs.
tor Hotel, Chester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Gently orcretcd on OF the Memorial
HOSPITAL IN this city. S. row much i'm
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Mrs Mlui'rec FOXES and two cnn.
dreu who have hccn at Chester CO..
Iplv and August. have returned /,
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-03

Dr and Mira stuart Micheux havc
moved in their now apartment at tho
Raleigh. where they viii make their
home for thr winter
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proved. and will shortly return to
Houston.
Mrs. William Elr,dEe Ross, of Blue
field. w. Va. is tho guest of her father,
Charles Corl!ng. in this city.
Miss Frances Moore Claiborne, Of
st. Louis. is tho guest 0f her cousin,
Mrs. Mamie Claiborne Henry, at 1900
Hanover Avcnue.
Miss Lena Rowland has returned to
the city after a Visit to the noun
guest OF Mrs Thavis Watkins in High.
land Park.
Mrs. w. C. Flake and children are
spending Septcmber at tho Bon Al.
Inn awaiting the completion of their
new home. ll6 South Boulevard. re
turning to the city about October Is.
Mrs. j. f. Watkins has returned TO
her home in Dinwiddie county after n
sit to Mr.. and Mira. Travis Watkins.
Judge Alvin Il. Embroy. OF Freder-
icksburg. is spending several days in
this city.
Mrs. I. s Cave, of spotsylvania. ar
rived in Richmond last week 10 spend
some time as the gmcst of relatives
Or. George Hawkins has returned to
his home in Toano after spending a
short time in this city.
Mrs. T. y. Wright and daughter and
son. of this city. have been recent
guests of Mrs. WriEhts brother. w. H.
palmore, in Farmville. Il
Miss Gladys Noalc is the guest of
Mrs. w. d. Crawford at her home in
Salem for few days.
c. w Vaughan. Jr.. of Highland
Park. is visiting MIR. and Mrs. C. y.
in stanton.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. n. Hutson. of this
city. arc visiting Mrs. w. r Epps at
hcr home in Salon.
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Edward Hut,bison hns returned to
the CITY after sncnd!nr gcmc ,!nc in
Chicago. Eorthern Inlinna aud Inc
Michigan Lake ehnro
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Mr. and Mrs. Langhorne Williams
ere spending few days In Atlantic
city
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-04
CLOSING HOURS OF CONGRESS
President Reiterates His Intention 10
CAN an Extra Session Unless SEN
ate PASSES Recfprocify Bill

Washington, March THE Canadian
reciprocity sentiment in the Senate was
not subjected To a test yesterday. II
was thought that senator Stone Nigh 4
precipitate a vote that would disclose
the attitude of the Senate. The sun
dry civil bill was passed. but the Mis-
souri, senator did not mention recipro-
city. From administration circles to-
day comes the unequivocal statement
that an extra session OF Congress is in
evitable unless the Senate before noon
adopts the bill
March Is was the dat. given at the
White House Yesterday at the time
President Taft. in all probability. would
select for the opening OF the extra ses-
sion. Repu bliCan leaders urged upon
the president the adv!Sability of call
ing the session "a early "a possible so
il will not he necessary TO sit during
the summer heat.
Magazines Are safe for Another Year
While the Postoffice appropriation
bin was under consideration Senator
Penrose announced abandonment OF
the postage Increase on magazines.
Senator Cummins announced that IL the
proposition were not Withdrawn h-
would undertake to talk il TO death. "
The Senate has passed The pensions,
diplomatic and consular. forrificati"ns
and military academy bills.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-04
GOOD ROADS FOR FLORIDA

Dupont, the multi millionaire pow
der manufacturer of Delaware, has just
contributed s2.000,000 for the purpose
of building highway through his
state, which will be 103 miles in
length and a marvel of road building z
excellence.-Jacksonv Metropolis.
The Metropolis makes the above
news item the basis Of strong edi-
torial for good roads, especially for
Florida, and suggests to the incoming
Legislature to bond the state in the
sum OF Ave millions of dollars for that
purpose. said roads to connect Jack
sonville, Pensacola, Tampa and Miami
and In that way touching the majority
of the counties of the state. The Me-
tropolis believes such a measure would
more than repay the expenditure in the
enhanced value of the lands 1t would
touch, besides proving convenience to
the farmer and trucker. that would
doubly Offset the interest on the bonds.
The question is growing in import
ance every day and with the sentiment
that is gathering force, the time is
coming when this question must be
met face to face"
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-04
.AGATHERIDAN SOCIETY

The AGalheriian Society held it reg
ular meeting Friday. March %rd. 1911.
and the following program was render
ed: Subject: The Romrn Empire
Song. by school.
Essay, The Early Roman Empire
Anne EaGleton.
Essay. The Governmcnt-Rosalie
Lopez.
Grafton. Success in War of the Early
Empire-John Bates.
Essay. The First Change Of Govern
ment-Jessie Mcintosh.
Essay, The Punic Wars-Erin YOnge.
Essay. Wars OF the Late Empire-
ReXie Todd.
Grafton. Prescriptions Of Sulla and
MariuS-Lorain Kemp.
Essay. Julius CaeSar-Mamie Shep-
pard.
Debate: Resolved. that Hannibal was
"a greater general than Julius Caesar.
Affirmative. Mary l.anderS and William
Anderson: negative. Theo Wallis and
Eunice Marsh.
Paper-GcorGe Martin.
The Judges. Lucille Robinson. Fred
Meffert and Leon Leitner. decided in
favor of the negative.
After the reports of the critics. there
being no further business to come be-
fore the house. the society adjourned.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-04

Two fine highways, each thirty-four
miles in length. will be built the length
of the Spokane Valley between Spo-
kane and Occur deAlene, Idaho. The
cost will be s35O,0OO. They will form
what will be known as THE Great APP
pie Way" The preliminary work will
soon be begun and it is expected that
actual construction will begin in the
early part of next spring.
The funds required will be contrib
uted as follows: States, so per cent.
counties, 35 per cent. and land owners
Is per cent.
The roads will be of oil macadam
twenty-four foot center, with four foot
shoulders. They Will be lined on both
sides after the German fashion, with
apple and elm trees. making two OF
the most remarkable highways in this
country Orchard owners and nurser-
les and irrigation companies operat-
ing in the valley have contributed the
water and the work of caring for them
will be done by ranchers along the
routes. The work in the Washington
side will cost about 100000. and will
be done under the direction of the
State Highway Commissioner and the
Spokane County Good Roads Assocfa-
tion.
This is cited as an instance of what
is being done in other states in the
matter of good roads.