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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-01


In the recent decision Of the Supreme
Cour, OF the United States In the action
brought by the United States OF America
against the American Tobacco Company
and others. directions were given that pro-
ceedings be had for the purpose of ascer-
tanning and determining upon some plan
or method of dissolving the combinat ton
and OF recreating, out OF the elements now
composing II. new condition which shall
be honestly in harmony with and not
pugnant TO the law without unnecessary
injury to the public or the rights OF pro-
waite property. and at the request OF the
holders OF a large amount OF the Forty
American Tobacco Company, issued under
and secured by tho deed OF trust dated
dated October 20. 1904 under which the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York is
the Successor Trustee the undersigned
have consented to act committee for
the protection of the interests OF all of the
holders of said bonds who shall become
parties 10 an agreement now IN course OF
preparation TO be da ted July IS. 1911.
Holders of said Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
are hereby requested to deposit their said
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. rs
Nassau street. New York City. tho deposit
tary to be named in said agreement which
deposit All registered bonds must be ac.
companied by powers OF attorney to trans
Ter inem 10 the committee.
The decree OF the. Supreme Court allows
a period OF six months for the accomplish
ment Of Its directions. In view OF the
shortness of this period OF time and the
many things to be done. the Committee
deems immediate and concerted action cs-
sontial for the protection of tine interests
OF the bondhclders and It therefore, re-
quests that said bonds be deposited nj Once
but not later than AUGUST 2S. 1911.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
obtained on end after July 81. 1911, from
the depostary or from the secretary of the
committee.
Application will be made to list the GER
tiaeates OF deposit Issued by the committee
upon the New York Stock Exchange
Dated July d. 1911
ALEXANDER j. HEMPHrLL,
Chairman;
T. DE WITT CUTLER.
ROWLAND DAVIS.
j. HORACE HARDING.
ALBERT II. wIGGIN,
Committee.
LEWIS B. FRANKLIN. Secretary.
q Nassau ST.. Nav York City.
MORGAN ]. o'BRIEN. Counsel
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Petersburg. Va. July 3l.-The barn
and stables of Mrs. L. F. Brydie. near
Brydie's Post Office in Lunenburg coun-
ty, were completely destroyed by fire
Saturday night. a fine pair of mules.
horse. all farmin~ Implements. q
buggy and carriage and a large guam
tity of provender were burned up in
the buildings. Mrs. Brydies loss Is
estimated at $1,000. The origin OF the
fire is unknown.
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The
American Tobacco
Company
PREFERRED STOCK
To the holders Of preferred stock of THE
AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY:

In view OF the direction in the recent de-
cision Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States in the suit brought by the United
states Of America against The American
Tobacco Company and others. tina, proceed
inss be had Tor the purpose o. ascertaining
and determining upon some plan or method
of d!ssolving the combination and OF re-
creating out OF the elements now composing
II new condition which snail be honestly
in harmony with and not repugnan, to tho
law withou. unnecessary injury to the pub
lie or the rights OF private property. and
at the request of the holders of large
amount OF the preferred stock of said The
American Tobacco Company. the UNDER
signed have consented to act as a commit
tee for>the protection of the interests OF all
Of the holders of said preferred stock who
shall become parties to an agreement now
t. e f isii of preparation to be dated July
Holders OF said preferred stock are re-
quested to deposit their certificates
9 TRsr ATSnsT Is OF o w Y6R
street. New York City. the depository TO bs
named in said agreement. which will Issue
transferable certificates OF deposit therefor.
All certificates must be properly endorsed in
blank and bear all stock transfer stamps
required by the laws of the State OF New
York.
AS the opinion OF the supreme Court d.
reefs that a period of six months be allowed
for the accomplishment of the purposes
a ove stated. the interests OF the holders of
said preferred stock demand. in the judg-
ment Of the committee, immediate and con-
certed action for their protection, and the
Committee urges .the necessity OF an immo-
dIate deposit OF said stock.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
obtained and after July 81. 1911. from tho
depositary OF from the secretary OF tho
committee.
Application will be made to list the GER
tihcates Of deposit issued by the committee
upon, the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated July IS. 1911.
J. N. WALLACE,
Chairman,
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
- CHARLES ID. NORTON
;" HARRY BR0NNER,
ERNEST ISELIN,
=. Committee.
F. L. BABcocK, Secretary
81 Wall Street. New York City.
ADRIAN II. LARKIN. Counsel.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Veteran of Gettysburg Victim of Lamp
Explosion.
Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.l

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.]
Staunton. Va, July 31.-Jno. W
Whitesell. seventythree years old a
Confederate veteran member of the
Nineteenth Virginia Infantry. who lost
leg in the charge OF Pickett's Di-
vision at Gettysburg, was so badly
burned last night from a lamp eX-
ploding that he died within an hour
He was alone in the house when tho
accident occurred, and he was burned
from head to foot The lamp was
shattered and the table on which II
stood was partly burned. but the house
did not take fire. not even the mat
ting on which Whitesell was lying
when found by neighbors who came
in answer to his cries. He is sur
vived by three children.
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. c.. July 3l.-Spirits Tur-
pentine-Steady at is<c. receipts 10 casks.
Rosin-Steady Al 1896; receipts $50 barrels.
Tar-Firm SEQ: receipts % barrels
Crude Turpentlne-F'irm al ST.
savannah. Ga, July 5i.-Turpentine-Firm !;
sales l.?!o casks; receipts 80 casks. ship
men,s SO casks stock :6.7l casks Rosin-
Firm; sales 3i2s barrels; receipts 200: bar
rels: shipments 3,sE barrels; stock N5.lij
barrels. Quote: B. s5.l0I5.2S.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. July si.-There were more scat
tered orders in the cotton goods markets
to-day with an easing in prices reported on
small sales OF gray goods. Dress goods are
SIN generally quiet. the principal buyers
being retailers and cutters Jobbors report
ell better general business during the day
Yarns quiet and easy.
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COTTON MARKETS

Sew YORK. July s,-The cotton narke,
showed continued activity during to-axy's
ttshlns ana Illustrations we're erra,ic r,aft..
quarry In tho old crop positions. The mar
ket c!osed steady az net advance OF .
points on August. While later months we're
from l2Gic points net lower
Receipts to-day 1915 bales agsins, n, las,
week and sl5 last year To-day's rac4ints
al New Orleans 80 bales agains, IS lsst
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The
American Tobacco
Company

Bonds of THE AMERICAN TOBACCO
COMPANY:
Issued under Trust 1ndenture dated octo-
Der 20 1924. OF which the Guaranty Trust
Company OF y. Y. ia the Successor Trus-
tee.)
To the Holders of the Fifty-Year Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds of CONSOLIDATED
TOBACCO COMPANY
Gssued under Indcn;ure to Morton Trust
Co.. dated June 18th. 1901. OF which the
Guaranty Trust Company OF ~ Y. is the
Successor Trustee:
The Supreme Court OF the United states
In its decision in the suit brought by tho
United States against The. American To-
baeco Company and others. has directed
that proceedings be had in the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the purpose
Of ascertsin.ng and determining upon some
plan method OF dissolvinE the comb
nation. and OF recreatng. OF the ele-
ments now composing II. new condition.
which shall be honestly in harmony with
ana not repuSnant TO the law. These
proceedings must necessarily affect the
interest OF every holder OF the securities OF
The American Tobacco Company and of
every holder OF the bonds o. the Consoli-
dated Tobacco Company. The undersigned
have consented. at the request of the hold
era OF number of the Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds OF The American Tobacco
Company to act Committee for the
protection OF the interests OF all holders
OF the said bonds. and OF all holders of the
outstanding FiftyYear Four Per Cent Gold
Bonds OF the Consolidated Tobacco Com
pany who shall become parties TO an agree
meni row In course of preparation. 10 be
dated July Is, 1911.
Holders of the said bonds sre requested
10 deposit the same with the Guaranty
Street. New York City the deposi;ary 10
be named in said agreement. which will is
sue transferable certificates of deposit
therefor. All registered bonds must be
properly endorsed in blank.
The Committee believes that the interests
both of the holders OF the Four Per Cent
Bonds of The American Tobacco Company
and OF the Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds of
the Consolidated Tobacco Company demand
that measures be promptly taken for their
protection. The decision of the Supreme
Court indicates that the proceedings must
be completed and their purposes substanti-
ally accomplished within six months. Inn
mediate action ia therefore absolutely neces-
sary, and the Committee requests that tho
said bonds be deposited at once. Deposits
will be received up TO and including the
18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1911.
Copies OF the deposit agreement may be
had and after July slst. 1911, from the
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY. or from
the Secretary of the Committee. 1t is the
intention OF the Committee to make an
application to have the certificates OF de-
poslt issued by the Committee listed upon
the New York Stock Exchange.
Dated New York. July 18th. 1911
CHARLES II. sABIN.
Chairman;
PHILIP LEHMAN
j. r. McALLISTER,
SAMUEL McROBERTS,
SAMUEL SLOAN,
p. J. H. SUTTON
Secretary
Is Nassau Street. New York
EVARTs, cHoATE & SHERMAN,
JOSEPH H. CHOATE,
Counsel.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Inly

Richmond Va, July 81 1911
Brighf-Receipts Hight on account OF lato
season. un-Cured-Receipts lighter. Mar
ket fairly active at quotations Brown Ship
ping-Receipts continue lisht: demand good
at quota tons.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY al. 1911
ARRIVED.

steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. rner-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, mer-
chandise ami passengers. Old Dominion Line,
Barge Beaufort Woodruff. Baltimore. coal.
S. II. Halves & Co.
Barge John y. Pancake. Laremore. Nor
folk. light
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley shelly Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. carney. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
Barge Breton. Thompson. Norfolk. light.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago III. July 3l.-Nearly 100 600 bush
eis increase to-day in the United states Wis
Ible supply NJ wheat burdenered the market
dowr. Closing figures We're a shade to %c
net decline Latest trading left corn i-isR
&C easier. oats of !. a nc. to &c and hog
products Farying from i2l3 q !sc. lower 10 a
rise Of 2i:c.
Leading .utures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co., Com
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Va, July 81. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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Cash gram Closed: Wheat-No. red. II
q Stte.; No. red. new, ssh SiSc.; No. {,
hard, new. Ssd Gle: No. hard. neE, ~ a eec;
No. northern. sLoo9LoTis. No. | nor,hern.
new. SIC. 1si.os; No northern. a5c. g. sl.o3:
No. northern. new. a2@ CSC: No. 3 north
ern. 81 q Sc; No. spring, new. SO a asc. No.
spring. new. 500 CSC: Welt chat. new. Seip
Sc; durum, new. SHs2c. Corn-No. 2 $50
63,5c.: No. white. 55s d &c. No. yellow
6S'. Ts3kc.; No. ;. 6?A. q ssc.: No. ,shite
6Sit a Csc: No yellow. $50 s3i.c.: No. {. 62as
Gsl.c: No. white. e3ia Il 6i;.c.: No. yellow
b.4d"' oats-No > new. 81. a 37i.c: No.
. white. 3aHi0c.; No. > white. new IS {! sac;
No. white, Ssn 5sisc: No. 5 white. new.
3IA4 q %sisc.: No. white sc; standard ssqy
Ssi2c; standard, new. y a sec.
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Pa soc. lower sheep. so.5oas4: lambs. s4p
&c Hoss-Market 3oc. higher State hogs.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 A. n. to P. n
Admission. 26a FTaa on SATURDAYS
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Spot cotton closed quiet, 20 points lower;
mIddling uplands, 1880; middlins gulf, 1915.
Sales $500 bales
Cotton. quiet; middiins, 1850. gross re-
cepts 1851 bales; sales. a,Soo bales; stock.
$40 bales export TO the Continent I'll
oaies: Coastwise. IA bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts
l2i5 bales; export TO Great Britain, 50
bales; to the Continent. s,6is oaies; stock
1879 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
S.i773i1 bales: export to Great ? Britain
s.259?95 bales; 10 France. 9eo,4i4 bales to
the Continent, S.c4S?si bales to Japan. iiS.
ps6 bales: TO Mexico 200 bales.
New Orleans. La. July 3l.--Cutton market
prices steadied up after the opening decline
to-day OH better late Liverpool advices and
covering by shorts. The close was fI9
points higher. Spot cotton quiet. isc. lower;
middl!ns. l29sc.: sales the spot u bales:
receipts 100 bales; stock ?9?5 bales. Closing
bids: August, lL62 September, 1929: Octo-
Der, 1854. December. 1854: January, 1885;
March. 1896.
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Elsn. III. July -Bu,ter-Firm; quotet
at 2sc.: output ass 700 pounds

Baltimore. Md. July 3l.-wheat-steady:
spot contract. 901zc; southern on grade. SCI.
q ~otc. Corn--Dull; spot. contract s.l.c
oats-Easier; No. white. old. tic. sales
new, i2i4c. Rye--Ouet
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The
American Tobacco
Company

Forty-Year Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
To the Holders of the Forty-Year Six Per
Cent. Gold Bonds of THE AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY:
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Southern Railway pfd.-lo a 1917.
Nlrg!nia- Carolina Chemical ND -on at 1

e, price to which Interest mus, he -
&c lHoome honcs and certificates OF !ndeb;-
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.


Loose pressed. lnrg, Bales. Nominal
Load your cars that hay at doors iNp-
resents contents. and thur svoid rejectio.E
rms marke; grades my in accordance
tlon
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New York, July 3l.-Money on call
steady. 3-S62 IL per cent; ruling
rate. 3-S; closing bid, . SIS: offered
az IL per cent. Time loans hrmer
sos Ii; six months, 3 3-4M3 rs
Prime mercantile paper. 4Gi l-2 Ster-
ing exchange easy, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills Mt SiSi25 for
sixty day bills and at sl.S605G s4S6l0
for demand Comr'Hrcial bills. S+Ss "a
Bar silver. 80 Ia. Mexican dollars, "a
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year, and a, Hors:on 5.aaSs oalcs against .ss /,
last year.
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ISsued under Trus, 1ndenture dated oc,o-
Der 20 1885, of which the Guaranty Trus,
Company OF n. Y. ia the Successor Trus-
tee.)
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To the Holders of the Fifty-Year Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds of CONSOLIDATED
TOBACCO COMPANY
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MAYOR PAFF WILL NOT
AGAIN BE CANDIDATE
Especial TO T'he Times Dispatch.

lSpecial TO ne Times pispatch.J
Alexandria. Va, November ls-Ai-
though the democratic primary for the
election Of the various city officers
VIII not Dc held until next May. and
WIN be followed by the general eiec-
tion the second Tuesday in June. the
primary, already is being talked OF.
and states are being made
The chief Office spoken OF at this
time is thot of Mayor of the city. and
the only nane mentio' Up to the
present time to- the H.. /, that OF
Hubert snowden, president of the
Common Council. IT L regarded as
candidate for. the Office. Mayor PaT,
/ who Is now ;'nisliine his second term,
which will expire September next
announced to-day that he would not
again be candidate for tho Office.
As soon as permission can be OBJ
taincd from the State Legislature. n
handsome bronze and iron drinking
, fountain, for both man and beast. Will
and Royal Streets by Mount Vernon
Chapter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution, OF this city. The neccs-
sary funds for the erection of the
fountain have already been secured
The funeral OF Henry Bladder. who
died several nights ago. took place ut
. O'Clock this afternoon from his home.
Services we're conducted by Rev John
ond Presbyterian Church. Members OF
Alexandria Lodge of Elks of which
he was a charter member. attended
the funeral in 4 body.
Preliminary arrangements were made
to-day by the local branch OF the Holy
Name Society for n public meeting
which Will he held either December II
/ or u next at the Young Mems Lyceun,
Hall when addresses will ne made by
; = j. IIaltigan. editor of the National
! Hibernian. and Judge William De La.
I cey or the Juvenile Court, Washins
ton In addition. musical program
! VIII be given
! Plans have been completed by Alex
hndria Council. Fraternal Order OF
Americans. for a state class initiation
which Will he held In this city De-
cember . next.
]. =. ECrleston State Suucr,ntcndcr
~ Public Instruction. will deliver a
lecture on public school education II,
the Young Peoples Building Of The
Methodist Episcopal Church. South on
Tuesday morning. Mr.. EGGleston will
schools
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Engagement Announced.

Special to The Times Dispatch
Newborn. y. C.. November 19.-Aiiss
sara Is. ConsIon entertained AT bridge
SATURDAY. in honor OF Miss Henrietta
Hancock. Mrs. Il. $ Congdon an
nounced the engagement of her sister,
Miss Henrietta Hancock, to Claude l..
Marshall. of Lecsville, La. the wedding
TO take place some time in January.
The wineglass that was used by Miss
Hancock was descended 10 her from
John Hancock. one OF the signers or
the Declaration. of Independence. The
following We're present: Mrs. s w.
Hancock. Mrs. Barr. Mrs. Sam Eaton.
Mrs. II. y. Duffy. Mrs. W. l.. Hand, Mrs.
William Dunn, Jr.. Mrs. George STRAIT
ton. Mrs. Wade Meadows. Mrs Il. X.
Bishop. Mrs. II. II. Smith. Mrs. L. J.
Williams. Miss Maud Munger, Miss
Elsie Dunn. of Philadelphia; Miss Isa-
belle simmons. Miss Mamie Baxter.
Miss Mary Nixon, Miss Henrietta Han
cock. Miss Hattie Marks and Mrs.
Charles H. Hancock.
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eNpectantly awaiting the decision Of
the State supreme Court. which Is con-
siderinG the case OF Moss VS.. Tazeweii
county. friendly proceeding instituted
TO establish the validity OF Tasewsll
county bonds. The recent county bond
Issue was in fact a district bond Issue,
each district voting upon a stipulated
amount, and the bond buyers refused
to accept the Tazewen bonds until IT
was determined that tho bonds were
county and not district obligations
Large areas of roads in the county
VIII be let to contract as soon as TINS
matter Is established. and the network
of roads proposed Will be built. Tho
people OF the county are becoming ana
ious about the promised roads.
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AUTHORITIES FAIL
TO LOCATE HAR 7
Wife of Missing Man Sent Back
to South Carolina-Forth-
coming Events.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.

H.
IIarrisonburg, Va, November Ia
Nothing SO far has been heard OF Gem
try Hart. the South caroIinian, who Is
alleged to have deserted his wife in
Harrlsonburs. Sevrai days ago Mrs.
Hart, pepniless and homeless, reported
her case 10 Chief OF Police Dovei vano.
together with Rev. g. +. Cook, OF the
baptist Church. raised fund and sent
the unfortunate woman to her home
IN Florence, $. {. Before leaving the
young woman, who is only twenty five
years old. said that Hart left her at
the hotel here and went into the coun-
would send funds from time to time
Mrs. Hart Is IL former pupil OF
the BAPTIST orphanage. at Florence.
aarrisonburg and Rockingham are
tho Valley poultry show. in December
the state horticultural Society In jan
uuary. and the state Sunday School
convention. in April.
The Rockingham Mining Co1pany.
OF Elhton, has been placed into the
hands OF receivers. They hold valuable
leases Of manganese property. and
nave on the place a large quantity OF
mined ore. II is said that several CAPT
tailsts are interested in the project
p INC Norfolk and Western Railroad
Gsomp2hy viii help the town of Elkton
install sewerage system from the
town to the Shenandoah River. a
aistance OF half a mile This project
lie linked up with the report that the
moved from Roanoke to Eikton The
Norfolk and Western connects with
the Chesapeake Western at Elkton.
Engineer Charles Craddock. of Har-
flsohburs, frustrated two attempts a ,
ttnlnwrecking on the southern Fri
uay Detectives are making a search
Tor the culprits. Near Front Royal. a
steer rail was placed on the track.
and several hundred yards further Hev,
eral ties were placed on the roadbed.
,E ~ detected tho obstacles Just
IN ume to prevent disaster
RMS afternoon at Linville. the
tunerHl OF J. j. d. Miller was held.
n month ago Miller wae found dead
IN mining shaft in California A
ialt OF rock had pinned his legs. ieay-
ihs ann IL prisoner 10 die from starva-
Ioh and exposure Through the eeveu
Gays OF his torture the man wrote a
! diary, picturing his woes day by day,
re was native OF Rockingham, and
ms aged mother and his wife attend ed
the funeral to-day.
-tockingham's FIRST school fair this
week was a surprising success School
girls from all over the country brought
III their cakes, break, fruit flowers.
shirt waists dresses asd carried of
substantial cash prizes. Hundreds Of
county people attended. IT was held
IN connection with tho Corn Club show.
ihe organization OF a Girls Tomato
| = I'D was one of the results County
SUPERVISORS donated 5000
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/. Cnrd Club Entcrta,nea

tSpccia! 10 The Times II patch
Malvern I'm. Va. November l9-
The Card Club met with Mrs. James
Nav Bell at INTERVIEW" on Friday
night Among those present were
Mesdames ]. L. Mitchell. r. c. uar-
rson. II. $ Saunders, J. NJ. Bell, II.
i. Harrison. Misses Carrie Kirkland
and Mary Il. Ruiiin, Emily Harrison.
sue and Ridda Carter. Helen Spoor.
c. iIill Carter, T. w Clark. Allan
Johnson, H. $. Saunders, Edward Har-
rson. j. i. Saunders, =. j.. Mitchell,
II T Harrison and j Nj. Bell
The hail vas decorated in autumn
leaves while the living room was
massed with yellow chry santhemums
and pine. After many games OF so"
had been enjoyed the guests partook
OF the club mcnu-sandwiches and
coffee-with their host and hostess.
They Will meet next week with Mrs
y. II. Drewry at "EdGewood"