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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Berryville Social News

lSpeclal to IN Times DlSpatch1
Berryviile, Va. October 2l.--NIr and
Mrs. c. William Wattles, of AleXan-
dria, who came to Berryville TO at
tend the Hatchell- Lippitt nuptials.
have returned home.
Miss Jane Moore visited friends in
Boyce last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Wiley have re-
turned from a, prolonged visit to
daughter, Miss Virginia. of Bedford
City. are guests OF Mrs. r., NJ. Powers.
William Stole and son, of Pitts
burg, after spending some time In
Berryville. visiting MIR. and Mrs. L.'V.
STOLE, have returned to their Penn
Mrs Jesse Gardner has returned to
visiting friends here.
week in Haserstown, Md, as the CUES,
of the Misses Ziegler, at a house party
durino the Hagerstown Interstat tie
Fair.
ing friends in Frederick, Md.
Mrs. J. S. Ware left on Saturday
for a visit to Richmond
visit to Washington and Richmond.
Mrs. w NJ S. Hammond has return
ed to her. home in Berryville for the
winter, after a several months stay
in Washington and other cities.
Mrs; q. H. Browning, of Indianap-
oils. Ind. who has been a guest at
the home of Mrs r. NJ. Powers. has
returned home
Miss Annie Moore has returned from
a visit to Washington and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Davis and War
rem DeHaven. OF Cumberland, Md,
have returned home after spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Young.
DR.. and Mrs. Monte Griffith. of
Washington. are visiting friends in
the town.
Mrs. Louis Scott. after spending
some time with Mrs. Cyrus McCor-
mick has returned to her home in
Alexandria
Mrs. John Enders, Jr.. and daughter,
visited relatives in Front Royal re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Powers cele.
brated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage by giving an after
noon tea on last Saturday. About fifty
guests were present Misses Jane {.
Moore and Mamie Thomas presided
over the tea table.
u. w. Cooley spent a few DAYS re-
Gently in Leesburg, Va.
Miss Margaret Ogden left for
Charlestown w. Va, last Monday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
N0vELIST'S Wife
SUESF0R DIVORCE
Mrs. Booth Harrington Charges
Husband With
Cruelty.

indianapolis. Ind. October 21.-Mrs
Booth Harrington. wife OF the novel
list and playwright; to-day tiled suit
for divorce in the superior Court Of
this city. She charges the defendant
with cruelty, and asks for the custody
Of their Tive-year- old child.
She always has been a dutitul wife,
but that the defendant has treated her
with great cruelty. is the principal
allegation in the complaint, which is
very brief and does not relate any in
stances of the alleged cruel treatment.
No mention of demand for alimony is
made. 1t is set out that Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrington have not lived together
since last July.
MI Harrington Is in New York City
having returned recently from trip
TO Europe. Prior 10 last July Mr.. and
Mrs Harrington maintained a house in
q fashionable residence district of this
city. but they spent great deal of time
al Paris Capri and New York,
Mrs. Harrington before her marriage
was Miss Laurel Louisa Fletcher.
daughter of Stoughton J. Fletcher. 6
millionaire banker and capitalist of this
city. At his death he left her a large
fortune. She is a writer of verse. and
has contributed it TO magazines under
the name OF Louise Harrington
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Howardsville Social News

lSpeClal 10 Inc i1ineS- DlSpat
Howardsville, Va, October 21--A
lovely tea was given on Monday after
noon by tho Misses Hancock in honor
OF Mrs s r. Glover The dainty re-
freshments were served "a small tables
decorated in pink and white The
guests We're Mrs. Charles McCulloch.
Mrs. Douglas Forsythe. Mrs. Charles
Scott. Mrs. A. F, Brady, Mrs. Leslie
Blair, Mrs, William Lewis. Mrs. Mamie
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibbs
Misses Sally scott, sally Brady, Court
ney Irving, Elizabeth Lewis, Jane
Blair Margaret and Lena Gil
mer. Elizabeth Rives. Miss Mary
Simpson, of Midway; Miss Nellie
Alexander and Travis Alexander. of
Warren, and Mr.. st. clair. of New
York.
Or and Mrs. charles Mccuiloch de-
lightfully entertained number Of
guests at dinner last night in honor
Of DR. and Mrs s r. Glover
Ludwell III Gilmer. of Philadelphia,
Is spending several weeks at his home
In Albemarle, looking after his farm
Miss Sally Brady returned home
last week from visit to friends, at
Easton, Md
Mrs, j. Is Irving is visiting friends
in Richmond
Mrs. A F. Brady visited the Misses
Horrsley,. at Warmnster this week
Mrs. Jane Blair is VISITING her
mond
DR., ana Mrs r. c;torer rstur..aJ
last wee!' from delizh;ful Ncrther-,
trim.
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Onancock Social News

tSpeciat to The Times D.spatch.1
onancock. Va. octobsi 21.-Amons
tend the f-Trevillian marriage
were W. F., Brice and L. L. Farley,
OF Richmond; |, r. Payne and T. II.
gomery Blown and daughter, of
Blacksburg, Va; Mrs. Il. o. Payne
and Miss Winfred Payne, of Princess
Anne Courthouse. Va. and Miss Maud
heilam. oil Wachapreasue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Pitts and Mr..
an Mrs r. l.. Hopkins are home from
Atlantic City.
A. Nottingham are visiting relatives
in Norfolk.
Mallory L. Fletcher. of Hacketts-
town. \. j., was the week-en guest
OF his parents, MIR. and Mrs. T. L.
-lrs, otho Lee Parker left Friday
for Newark. y. j.
Captain and Mrs. j F.. l. Hopkins
this week in philadelphia and Allan
tic city.
Miss Nellie P. Powell is at Clifton
Forge, where she went to attend the
Mercer Duerson
Ashton Fletcher. of Jenkins Bridge
was with her cousin. c. +. GUSTS. for
several days this week.
Miss Dorothy r. Bishop. OF snow
Hin, Is at Tho Films, the home Of
Ohio l.. Parker.
Mrs; CLAYTON Dennis, Of hastville
sisters. Mrs. .. Fred Kelly and Mrs.
L. q. T. Custis
Mrs. NJ. C. Click is visiting rela-
lives in Baltimore.
Mrs Walter Mason. of Parksley. is
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs n. W
Mock.
Mrs. Esther A. Merrill and son.
Frank \; Merrill. are with relatives
In Worcester county, Md. their former
home, for few days.
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eek preceding the marriage.

week preceding the marriage
y beautiful compliment was extend
ing at II o'clock. when Mass iielcn
Waddill and Miss Nora Waddill gave
the bride to-be n china shower at
their attractive home on Main street.
The guests included only the bridal
party and few other friends VINO
cropped in informally.
another delightful courtesy shown
Miss Wtseman was the Beautifully APP
pointed course luncheon given at the
Country Club Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock. by Mrs. John Edwin over
hey, Clusters of autumn leaves of
y yses win hnes and sodsnrSd TTs
luncheon was served in the dining
room on the bluf above the river. and
the table had for its centrepiece a
mound OF fall flowers. seated around
her bridesmaids, Misses Theodosia
Gray. lima Allen. Helen "addill. Mayo
Massie. villa Strange. Nell Nass and
Blanche Patton. Mrs. Overbey's guest.
Mrs. j. p. Mcmahon. of Washington,
and Mrs. Overbey.
Mrs. J. Pinckney Williamson. lr..
left to-day for salem, TO visit Mrs
Later she will be the guest OF Mrs Il.
Minor Wiley
Mrs Greenhcw Maury and Mrs. Julia
Meade, who have been visiting Mrs.
Robert wooding at Meadow Wood
have returned home
DR.. and Mrs. w w Norris Of Pres
ton. are the guests OF Mrs V u. Smith
Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis. OF Bristol, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs D. a. Over
hey. Holbrooke Avenue this week
Mrs. james q. Penn and Mrs Ruther-
FORD Dula have returned from Win
ston. where they went TO attend the
Schoolheld- Hanes wedding Wednesday,
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, John F.. Mcmahon. Of
Washington. p. G., are the guests of
nir and Mrs John Edwin Overbey
. Holbrooke Avenue.
Miss Nell Nass has returned home
from Winston. where she attended the
| schoolheld- Hanes nuptials
Mrs H. T.. Kendall of Shelby. ". c.
~ IN the city to attend the wedding
OF her sister. Miss Willwee Wiseman
70 Lee b. Weathsr. of Shelby. in the
flrst Presbyterian Church here. We'd
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PAINTS
orislnS
Tanner Paint & OIL Co.
1917 ead 14,s East Main,
Richmond. Va.

been with Mrs. r. S. Christian during
the past week.
Miss Bech Brock. Miss Elizabeth.
Brock, and Palmer Gray have been
spending few days with Mrs. Douglas
Wherry.
MIR. and Mrs. Norwood Bentley and
son have returned from visit to
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke left on Mon
day Tor Richmond, where she will
spend the winter working in the in
terest OF the child's welfare campaign.
AT the annual meeting of the Hazen
Memorial Library, the following ofh-
GERS were elected to serve through the
coming year: President. r. Polk Miller;
Vice President, DIR. c. NJ. Hazen; Record
ing Secretary, Miss Carrie Moore; Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Maude
Miller; Treasurer, Miss Edith Hazen;
Librarian, Miss Fannie Withers.
carr Boschen returned from Boston
on Monday.
Mrs. I. L p. Cooke is home again
after two months visit to her sons
IN Norton and Chatham, Va.
Misses Mary and Harriet Cringan
spent the weekend with Miss Har-
riet Cooke.
Miss Clara Powers As visiting rela-
tives in Lynchburg.
Mrs Graves is visiting her sister.
Miss Mary Talcott has returned to
her home in Washington.
Invitations to the wedding of Vim
cent Adamson and Miss Kathleen
CaSsel have been received.
Miss Mary Friend, of Petersburg, is
the guest of Miss Virginia Lee
Miller.
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Winchester Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winchester Va, October el-Colo1el
and Mrs. William w. Glass. ST.. have
returned TO Winchester. after an OK
tended visit to their son and dough
ter-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Glass.
Jr,. In Wayncsboro. Va, and their son
in-law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs
William 3, Davis. of Washington
Mrs Arthur SpanEler and little
daughter, who have been Visiting at
the home of the formers mother. Mrs
D II. Bragonier in Winchester. have
returned to GAINESVILLE. o.
Mrs. Gardiner w. Brown and brother.
Lr. James I. Russell. of New York.
came recently to visi, their parents
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Russell, in Win
chester.
Miss sophye Baker has returned 10
her home in this city. after srendinr~
the summer At the nome ~ hnr
brother In Law, Dr. :iunter i Poem.
Mrs Michael Conway lcst yviachay-
teE on Wednesday, for OrlarGc. ria.
where she VIII pass thu winter. with
Miss Mayme apellnsn elo 49, be4n
Suendir% the summer ,vtth re'r,t-.~s u,
Winoh"ster ieft TN weet f." f'er~-
MIS- 7 W .rrrr ~ a.a ,r $3.50
NJ stecE Tort viucrss-c, e,eor,, r,-.,
ago 10 Visit al tho hone % th.io
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Miller School Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Miller School, Va, October 21.--F'ri-
day was chestnut day" The school
gave holiday. The boys and girls had
good tirhe cracking chestnuts and
Jokes. The teachers went to Grass
Farm Blue Ridge Mountains. near
Greenwood
airy Society had u most cnjoyaHsa meet
ing, the program consisted of "a spell
ing match The captains of the lines
or divisions were a. NJ. MONTE and
Richard j. Price DIR. Il. c. Beaie Sc
lected and gave out the words The
side headed by Richard Price carried
OIL. the honors of the evening
On saturday evening the Social Club
gave. an entertainments "Catchers of
Men" -
DIR. r, B. Fulton recently returned
from New York City.
Mrs. j. u. Smith recently left for
Philadelphia, Pa, where she will visit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Chase City Social News

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Chase City. Va. October 21.--Mr and
Mrs, w j. Gregory returned from
Richmond a few days ago.
Hon. F.. E. Goode and Colonel Thos.
G de, of near Boydton, were on our
streets a few days since.
-.lrs. Susie Morton, who has been
spending some time with her daugh-
ters Mesdames Erwin Easley and T
Fry, of South Boston, returned
home a few days ago
Philip Robertson. of Franklin. spent
few days with his father. w II
Robertson, this week
Miss Mabel Gregory has returned
from Richmond
r, P. Beasley attended the Grand
Lodge .of Junior Order United Amer
lean. Mechanics, which was in session
in the city of Alexandria this week
as delegate from Southside Council
Of this place.
F. y. Hundley. of the State Highway
Commission, was a visitor here this
week.
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Heathsville Social News
tspecial 70 The T!nes -Dispatoh. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
GAINESVILLE, Va, October 2l.--Julian
Darling has returned from trip 10
carlou Hargrave was in Richmond
for the faAr.
Mrs. T. j. Downing has returned
from a visit 70 her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs Asa s. Rice arc home
after a pleasant visit to Baltimore
have returned from Richmond. where
they went to attend the fair
Mrs, G. T. Eubank has returned
from a visit 10 Bowlers. Essex courJy
G. f. Eubank was recently in Bal
tiraore.
Misses Maud. Irene and Kathryn
7ieins attended the Blackwell Davis
marriage
Miss Harriette Blackwell. OF Ha gers
TOWN. Md, has arrived to take charge
Of her school at Sigson's Corner.
Mrs. Laura Raiiey. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
T. Sterling. has returned 10 her home
Maurice Reeso is home for while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Richmond. Va; key cider. D. j. Greg
DRY Vim. Co. Richmond. va; i, ex. I
ware. X. Bryant Richmond. Va; bril-
iP Sa p s suppi Mls 6 Co. sh1sns, Wa
Richmond. Va; l bril- vinegar. Allan
TIC Vim Co, Richmond, Va. box plate
glass: Btnswanger & Co. Richmond.
mond, Va: kegs cider Burr Mig. Co,
Richmond. Va; bx. W. glass, std Mir
ror Co. Richmond. Va; i cs. e goods.
a g Young & Co. Richmond, Va:
Richmond. Va; pump, R e. Carson.
box, King weeder Co. Richmond,
Va; ! edl. rakes. no marks; bdl.
Beaufort Co, Richmond. Va; brl
bottles. L Keive. Richmond. Va; q
eggs cider. 2 empty kegs. Burr Mfg
Co. Richmond, Val; ! crit castings. nc
Gro. Co. Richmond, Va; pIs. a. food.
W. watkins, Chester. Va; 1 trc. g.
ware; e NJ. Knowles. Chester. Vat
i bril- syrup, f. W. Ellison. Chester.
Richmond. Va; cs. g. seed. t. J. King
Co. Richmond, Va. i crit. nchry. Sou,
Nc ny. q Equip. CO. Richmond. Va;
burg Va; bal a1i saaHof Ps.e rsssrs<
Hardware Co, Petersburg. va; Sdi.
paper. Phillips & Co.. Petersburg. Va:
l cs C.. meat. Gathright-Chiles Co.
chants Produce Co, Richmond, Va,
/ bx. fans. J. T. Knester, Riohmond.
Va; castings. H. B. Booker Sons.
Eichmond, Va; bdl ptd matter. Phil
cIt., Levy Com. Co. Richmond, Va; 8
pkss. medicine, Johnson Speciality Co.
Richmond. Va: bx. cal, Warner Car
ter Co. Richmond. Va; bdl, metal.
trimmings, Miller Lawrence. Peters
burg, Va, 1 bdl. shocks. Southside Mig.
Co, Petersburg. Va,;,5 crts. handles.
NV W. maSmns Co P Retsrsbur Eye. Va:
burg, Va; bx. oil stoves w. w. Hal
no marks; 1 crit, Union Roofing Co.
s sshWa3as nc Riehmo ssl Ea ware s a
chairs. MCGOWAN & PeaEsall, Rich
mond, Va: l box. International Har~
vester Co. Richmond, Va: empty
barrell, Atlantic varnish Works. Rich.
mond. Va: pr. p handles, no marks,
] pr disc blades. no marks; crt bot
ties, no marks; bag bottles, no marks:
carton. A. s. White G. Co. Richmond.
Va; carton. Harvey Blair & Co.
Richmond Va; / box. Tanner Paint a
Oil Co., Richmond. Va; 1 bdl. adv,
matter. no marks; disc blade, King
", Co. Eiehmend, Va; roll mas.
va: disc blade. King Weeder Co,
Richmond Va; I bx. seed, T. ]. King
Co., ftlcnInono, va, pcs. castings, 3.
C. Leeds, Richmond. Va. brass rods,
no marks: pc iron frame. Hening q
no marks: 1 CRIT. table no marks: i
bdl r. teeth, I. King Co. Richmond.
desks. Bennett s Higgins. Richmond.
Va: 1, empty key. Miller Mfg CO..
Richmond, Vail bX. fans, A. T. Edel-
blut Richmond, Va, bag rags, j, w.
Moore. Richmond, Va; 1 iron pulley.
no marks; ! wheel. Richmond Cedar
Works, Richmond, Vail box, Va. Auc-
ton Co, Richmond, Va: 1 box, Am
Type & Foundry Co. Richmond. Va:
/ box. Columbus Shoe Co. Richmond,
Va. empty key, A. Hatke & Co,
Richmond Va; bkt. lead. no marks
l hoard no marks:f1 CRIT tin, Va Car
Supply Co, Richmond. Va: 1 casting.
J pc. casting, no marks: bdl, handles.
G. B Harper. Richmond, Va oil
barrel, B. NJ. Anderson, Richmond va
Big. c. seed. Weediop Delay, Norfolk,
Va.: bril- bottles, no marks; 1 hi,
books, no marks: brl, tools, no
ma rks;i1 bx paint, Clifford Smith Co,
Richmond Va 10 rolls wire, J, q
Stafford. Petersburg. Va
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to their daughter. Mrs. ]. Il. Boswell,
motoring down from Lancaster, s. c..
Miss Sherwell. OF Williamsburg, Will
make here homo In Burkevilie this
weeks Visit in Richmond.
The Thursday Book Club opened on
Thursday at the home or Mrs j. L.
Boswell. II - ~
ing Mrs. Young, has returned to Hol-
Inns Institute.
Mrs. John II. Boswell has returned
from two weeks visit to Richmond
Miss Matte Fowlkes will spend the
fall in Lynchburg.
C. U. Downs. of Roanoke. was in
town Sunday.
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Big Stone Gap Social News
Especial to The Times.pispatch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
DR. II. G. RucRer. of St. Charles. vas
in town sunday.la guest al lie home
of his sister, Mrs. Karl stoehr.
Miss Mabel Allen. of Richmond,
D.. F. Allen; at this place.
week with friends in Pineville. Ky.
--lss Carrie Cooke. of Johnson City,
Iouraine with her sister. Miss Florence
Cooke.
%. L. skeen. brother of II A. ".
Saturday, and is spending a few dsys
in town
Miss Maud Wolfe, who is teaching
IN the public school at Roda, Gpent
..4r. and Mrs. ! P. Wolfe
Miss Corrnne TAYLOR went up 10
clin,wood SATURDAY. 10 spend Few
weeks with Mrs. Guy Taylor.
j Body and Frank Ni,kels left
other Northern cities
irs Brillar Mann, who spent .sev-
ing Der nephew ard niece i * ana
Miss Pearl iIann. returned 10 her
home 81 Fort Blackmorc. Friday at
ternoon.
4rs. W. $. Polly left wednesday for
Gate city having been callet! there
by the serious illness of her, father.
r. Slemp arrived in the Gap last
Week and is spending 2 few days at
home
Miss Myrtle C'awood wi,dt Is teach
ing in the hurricane rrbIic schools
came down Friday evening and spent
saturday visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Cawood
Rev. j. W. w Shuler, pastor ri tie
Southern Methodist EPISCOPAL Church
al this place. the past Year. spcnt
few days in town the past week pre-
pairing TO move 10 BrdmWell, w Va.
to which MACE I've wrs ~e"t ~. to
conference recently held in Mos. s;6vn
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NO LONGER woRk AS UNIT.
Final Spit Between Suffolk and Nm
Nemond Democratic Committees.
[Special to The Times -pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Suffolk. Va, October 21.--The final
split between the city and county Dem
ocratic executive committees came to-.
day, when the Nanses1ond committee
voted to break away from the Suffolk
ronmittee and effect its own organi-
cation.
Up TO to-day the town and county
politicians had been working as units.
When the breakaway was determined
upon. both committees organized. the
city committee with n. r. Withers
chairman and P. l. Pruden secretary,
the county committee with L. A Deans
as chairman and w. ]. Kendrick a S sec?
retarN.
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ARRIVE AT OLD POINT.
Hend OF Great English Steamship
COMPANY Us Touring United Stntes.

Especial to The Times-D- patch1
Hampton. Va, October 2l-Hon. s.
nv. Furnese, head OF the great Furness-
witty Steamship Company. member Of
the English Parliament and one of the
wealthiest men IN Europe, arrived at
Old Point to-day. He is accompanied
by his brother, 1eniar Furness, and
they are making & tour OF the United
etate- and Canada. Mr. FNrness re-
gently became interested IN the lake
TO lake movement. He IS also inter
ested in steel plants and navy yards
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Burkeville Social News
TspecIal to The Times.D.spatch

JsptV!tI 10 IIE Ps:ICN- \
Burkeville, Va. October 2l-Miss
Catherine Bingler, of Randolph Ma ON
Wonan's College. is spending the
week end in Burkeville
Rev. j. II Wiser and Miss Johnes
Wilson Taylor were married in the
Presbyterian Church at Petershurp
w. Va, on Wednesday at p. NJ. They
VIII make their home at the manse on
November /.
Mrs T. p. Shelton is on two
weeks visit 10 Judge Stephen
Farrar az Amelia Courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Pa pseur are on visit
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Buckingham Social News
rspec,al to The Times Dispatch I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Patrons. teachers and pupils Of the
public schools are looking forward
with Interest TO patrons day. which
IS to be on October 81 and all the
schools in the county will observe
the day, by arranging for the enter
1a!nment OF the patrons
At the High School here. the pupils
have been training and tho teachers
have arranged an interesting program
for the occasion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
FAIRBANKS JEWELS STOLEN
Wife of Son of Former Vicc-Prcsident
Reports $4,000 Jons

Chicago, October 21.--Mrs. Warren
Fairbanks, of Chicago. social leader
and wife of the son of former Vice
President Fairbanks, reported to tho
police to-day that bag containing
Jewels worth $4,000 had been taken
from her in a Pullman train on route
from Boston to Chicago. a week ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.
Memorial Gathering Addressed Il.
Renres Hnmpton Moore

Representative Hampton Moore.
Leesburg, Va, October 2l.-The ff-
tieth anniversary OF the battle OF
Balls Bluff. Va. In which Colonel Ed
Baker. personal friend OF Lincoln and
former Senator from Oregon. lost his
life, was celebrated near the battle
field to-day. Representative ]. Hamp-
,on Moore, OF Pennsylvania, addressed
memorial gathering in this city.
twenty-seven members OF Colonel
Bakers regiment being present In the
afternoon tour was made OF the bat
tleneld, and national cemetery. two
lies from here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
auftion Sales Monnap
Blanton &, co.
Ee Estate Auctiopeers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
ERICH DWELLING
No 2SM NNcst Cary Str.

VI request OF the owner We will
offer for sale tho above dwelling sit
nated on the north side of Cary. he
tween Madison snd Belyidere Streets.
at auction on
MONDAY OCTOBER %. 1911.
at 4;$" o cock r. NJ
The lot fronts aoout lsis f,e, on
Gary sweet. and runs back full depth
nine rooms. and has hot and cold
water. and VIII make Il desire BILE home
or Investment.
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ranville Social News
f.nscial ~ III. rimes.nisnatch

s-',scial 10 'rhe Times -Dispatch
!'~rvil'o We. Octol, or ~ '---'-'"t
Wtiivee 'rf5euan who On II" a,as-
dfv c'-rrin,- Will hecolre' "a" ride
Of Leo r '#natI,ars Ct ';r"lhv - O..
has hoo $50 recipient - .nspT de-
nrt.'rt ''"~rftaii:ies IN =, -cck
iust ~fraG amt ovsra ~ $50
rrcn N'-'.'1e,, for tnc to T SIS ,t,Nt
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Guftion Scales HlnnDap.
High ConstabIe's Sale

VIII sell by oubllr auction. on
MONDAY. THE I'D DAY OF oCTo-
bEh' 1911, Ill O'CLOCK a. NJ.
al No 1915 and ioi7 East Cary. the
following property to safety o,v,i
execution Oh, +. Wickham is. Duke
treating Coz In my hands: Lot OF
assorted Pipe, lot of Pipe Dies. lot Of
Bathtub Fixtures, etc.
TERMS: Cash
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Bon Air Social News

Especial 10 The Times-D ispatch.I
Bon Air, Va, October 2I.--Miss Nc
Ecpna Jones. OF Petersburg; MISS NJ.
y2sprrcuS, nf Charlottesville, and Miss
Getuads Ryland. or Richmond. have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
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NOTICE
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD coMPANT
AUCTION SALE OF
Unclaimed and Refused FREIGHT

given that tn,
TUESDAY
OF quantity quality
= sale will commence tcash
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A L. r. r Co Fayet n C.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-06-22

Kan Yen, the crack shortstop of the
Sairs, Is the only player thus far in
stars, is the only player thus far in
a threc-bagger He also has n two
Dagger to his credit