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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
OFF FOR GOTHAM.

r Hudson, N. Y., Aug. 4-Wlth Weatn- Ter conditions almost perfect for his tpurpose. Harry N. Atwood, who is es- Isaying a record flight from St. Louis ito New York, started from Castleton lat TAP, on the last leg of his great Tourney. His mechanics had worked Ia good part of the night overhauling lhis machine and getting the big metal tpontoonS, which were to safeguard tmachine and man should he have to ialight in the river, into position on the isides of the biplane.
 ! Atwood was out of bed at 5:30 and, iafter carefully scrutinizing sky and Ihorizon expressed the belief that he twould be able to make New York, 134 tyniles from Castleton, by midafternoon. lEven at that early hour, the promise Twas of a good, although cloudy day. The wind was coming briskly out of tthe northwest where it would aid the taviator.
 lreturned to the ball grounds, where The was to start, filled his tanks, took a last look at the various parts of his machine and climbed into his seat
 It was exactly 7:442 when he jump ed into the air and few seconds later he passed over the middle of the river and headed his biplane towards the south.
 His speed from the start was a 45 mile an hour clip and he maintained an altitude ranging from 150 to 250 feet above the river. There was no attempt at fancy dips or spurts but the big machine was held on it's course in distinctly businesslike manner.
 Castleton, N r., Aug 24-Harry N. Atwood, on the last leg of his St. ,Louis-New York flight, started from this village at TAP
 Schodack Landing, N Y-Atwood passed over this village, four miles from his starting point, at 7:49 He was flying 150 feet high.
 Stuyvesant, N. Y.-Atwood passed over this village, 10 miles from his starting point, at 7:55
 Newton Hook, N. Y.-Flying at height of about 200 feet and following the course of the Hudson river. At wood passed over here at o'clock He is 12 miles from Castleton, his starting point.
 Stockport, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at S:05, Is miles from Castleton, where he started
 Hudson, N. Y.-Atwood passed over Hudson, 20 miles from his starting point, at S:09.
 Germantown, N. Y.-Atwood passed over here at S:22, flying very low above the surface of the Hudson river.
 TivoH, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at e:29.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Postals have been received by friends in this city from the Misses Louise Mohr, Mary Skaine and Sadie Carton who are spending their vaca- tions at Colebrook, Winsted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
OVER WEST POINT.

West Point, N T., Aug. A-Atwood swept over West Point at 9:32 after an almost perfect flight from Castleton.
 AtWood's flight, this morning. cow cred a distance of 34 miles and he could easily have made New York in a continuous flight but wanted to defer his arrival there until afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
ATWOOD FORCED TO
 EARTH ALMOST IN
 SIGHT OF HIS GOAL
Birdnan, Who Has Beaten Worlds Record foB Cross Country Flight, Starts Bright and Early Today on Last Leg Into New York Under Most
 Favorable Circumstances
But His Engine Breaks Down at Hook Mountain, Near Nyack Within 28 Miles of Gotham, and He May Not Continue Journey Before Tomorrow

miles, last June. Atwood has now | covered 1,176 miles in his flight from St. Louis.
 Tarrytown. N Y.-Atwood passed over here at S:S3.
 Hyde Park, N Y-It was S:54 when Atwood passed this village. He had then flown 55 miles from the starting point, Castleton.
 PASSES UNDER BRIDGE.
 Poughkeepsie. N. Y.-Atwood passed this city at S:59. He is now 73 miles from 42nd street, New York. He flew thirty feet under the high railroad bridge.
 A big crowd had gathered on the banks of the river and on the big railway bridge and he was wildly cheered as he passed the city. His machine came into sight from the north, flying at a height of about 25C feet and he made a graceful sweep dropping to less than 150 feet to pass under the giant railway bridge that spans the Hudson at this city.
 Hamburg, N. Y.-Atwood passed here 65 miles from New York at 9:09.
 Newburg, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at SIS He was flying very low over the Hudson river.
 Stormking N. Y.-Atwood passed down the river in front of this village at SPA. He was then 54 miles from New York. It was at this point that on his record flight in May, 1910, be- cause of the eddies caused by Storm King Mountain. Apparently, Atwood encountered no such difficulties.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Ossining, N. Y., Aug. 24.-Atwood passed here at 11:27. He is 31 miles from New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Croton, N. Y, Aug. 24.-Atwood
 passed here at 11:25. He is now 35 miles from New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Manitou, N. Y Aug. 24.-Atwood passed over here at 11:0S and it is
 now believed that he has changed his
 mind about flying over to- the West Point parade grounds. His now south
 of the Point and is headed for New York.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Peekskill, N Y, Aug. 24.-Atwood is going direct to New York. He
 passed by this city at 11:13. This is
 Al miles from New York. He is fly ing very fast
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Harrison, N. r., Aug. 24.-Atwood passed here enroute for West Point at 11:05.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
BREAKS WORLD RECORD.

Rhinecliff N. Y, Aug 24-Breaking the worlds record. Harry N. Atwood passed here in his biplane at $40 He is now ahead of the worlds record for cross-country flying made by Herr Konig, in Germany, who flew LISA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

"Classified" ads on inside page of this paper.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
fUNCLAssIFIED.,

TO RENT.-six rooms, improve ments steam heat furnished. 5Ss Park Ave L24 If Q wANTED-To buy two or five pas senger automobile. State price and make. Address O. w, BrideeporS Farmer L2i u.o TO RENT.-Furnished rooms in pr1- block from city hall. References required. Address A. M.. care ot Farmer. L24 bepo WANTED.-Night watchnaa for fae- tory Must be familiar with bofI- CTS. Steady position. Wages s16.01 per week. Address Watchmsn, caTs 50 wHIsKEY BARRELS FOR SALE. F. Carroll, 351 So. Main St. s1.90 each Lz3 uso TO RENT-5 room flats. all improve ments, 25S BunneIl St. Keys z11 State St., Room 312. Gilman.
 l. 23 DO WANT D.-Saleslady. Perma nenr position with chance to advance [ Call S-9 a. m. F. F. Beach, 9szs Main St. L21 as*o WANTED.-First-c1 class steel starupr engraver, also one with a little ex-s perience. Address Box 1149, Spring [ field, Mass LIT as~o TO RENT.-4 large light rooms IT Jefferson St., corner Newfield Ave. improvements. s10.O0 per month Only reliable family need apply. Jacoby, 10s3 Broad St L17 as*o LOST.-Water spaniel dog. Number : tag 3433- Finder return to r. Z Surrey, -Sasco Hill, Southport or 155 {. Lexington Ave, Bridgeport. Re- ward. l. g b~po FOR SALE.-Two flat house in Wells St. D. R. Whitney, 1925 Main St. FOR sALE.-Ffne new two fat house : on Central Ave D. 2. Wbitnsy. 1925 Main St. l. q bFo FOR sALE-Good two fiat house on Boston avenue, nearly new and nicely situated. D. R. Whitney. 1925 Main St. l. 24 b%o FOR SALE.-Desirable residential property in all parts of the city. D. R. Whitney, 1925 Main St.
 l. 24 b%o boy for office work, 14 or 15 years old Addre . Boy, care of Farmer. L23 d~po FOR SAIIE.-A fine ten room houzs with seven acres of land situa-sCf at the Trumbull railroad station. about five hundred feet fronting ouf the railroad. A ten thousand do1-. lar property. We took it in ex-5 change for other property and doa-rs want it. Will sell it al about ha1f price and on easy terms. Miller & Jordan, 11SS Main St. L22s$o WEDDING invitations. 100 with two sets of envelopes conn pIete $6.50. Engraved on copper plate. Southworth's, 10 Arcade.
 D16' tfo JOIN the Casca Laxine tablet users Great for constipation. 25c.
 TO RENT-Second floor, six rooms all improvements, 193 Catherine St, P tfo TO RENT-First floor, six roonx steam heat, all improvements. z1z Pearl St. between E. Main and Brooks St. P2 tfo STORE TO RENT.-17 1t by 4z if TIT Fairfield avenue, Farmer bufId- ing. For particulars call at Farmer Office. LII If o GOOD SECOND HAND National casn Register for sale cheap Address F. O. Box IS. City. S2s tf 2 classified" ads on inside page ssf
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

TO RENT.-Furnished rooms in pr1-
 vate family, all conveniences. ons block from city hall. References required. Address A. M.. care of Farmer. l. 24 b>oO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

TO RENT-Six rooms. improve ments, steam heat furnished. 5SS Park Ave. l. 24 if. Q
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
fSneciaI from United Press. )

Nyack, N Y, Aug. 24-An acci- dent to his motor prevented Harry N. Atwood from completing his St. Louis to New York flight, today. After landing on Hook Mountain, AtWooo came to this city with pieces of the motor which he said would have to be repaired before he could resume his flight. He said he doubted if he coui1 fly again now, before tomorrow. He t.ok rooms at a local hotel.
 Atwood's total actual flying time, from Castleton to Hook Mountain, to- day, was two hours. S3 minutes. From St. Louis to this point he has been in the air a total of 27 hours. Al min sutes.
 His total mileage to this village, 1,- i24o miles, He has 2S miles to go to Governors Island, increasing his total to 1,26S miles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

buy two or five pas senger automobile. State price and
 make Address O. W, BridzeporS Farmer. l. 2f u~0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Schodack Landing, N. Y.-Atwood passed over this village, four miles from his starting point, at 7:49. He was flying 150 feet high.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24
NOTABLE CROSS
 COUNTRY FLIGHTS.

July p to 26-Andre Beaumont, England and Scotland circuit, 1910 miles.
 June ii, July Andre Beau mont, Paris to London circuit, 1,O73 miles.
 June II, July 9-Herr Konig, German circuit race. 1,164 miles. Worlds record until tOday.)
 May 28-31-Andre Beaumont, Paris to Rome, 910 miles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Castleton, N. T., Aug 24-Harry N. Atwood, on the last leg of his St. Louis York flight, started from ' this village at TAP
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

swatchmaa for fae- tory Must be familiar with bofI- CTS. Steady position. Wages $500 per week. Address Watchnnsn. caTs of Farmer. Lz4 b%o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Stuyvesant, N. Y.-Atwood passed over this village, 10 miles from his starting point, at 7:55
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

50 wHISKEY BARRELS FOR SALE. F.. Carroll, 351 So. Main St. s1.90 each. IL g uso
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

FOR SALE.-Two flat house fin Wells St. D. R. Whitney, 1925 Main St.
 l. 24 b~o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Newburg, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at SIS. He was flying very low over the Hudson river.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

WANTED D.-Saleslady. Permanens
 position with chance to advance z Call S-9 a. m. F. E. Beach, 95zf Main St. L21 %
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

LOST.-Water spaniel dog. Number tag 3433. Finder return to r. Surrey, -Sasco Hill, Southport or 155 Lexington Ave, Bridgeport. Re- ward. l. g b>po
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Newton Hook, N. Y.-Flying at a height of about 200 feet and following the course of the Hudson river, At wood passed over here at o'clock. He is 12 miles from Castleton, his starting point.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

FOR SALE.-Good two flat house on Boston avenue, nearly new and nicely situated. D. R. Whitney. 1925 Main St. l. 24 b%o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Hamburg, N. Y.-Atwood passed here 65 miles from New York at 9:09.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

TO RENT.-5 room flats all improve ments, 25S Bunnel1 St. Keys z11 State St., Room 312. Gilman.
 l. g DO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

FOR SALE-Fine new two fat houss on Central Ave D. H. Wbitnsy. 1925 Main St. l. 24 bFo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

FOR SALE.-Desirable residential property in all parts of the city. D. R. Whitney, 1925 Main St.
 l. 24 b@0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

WANTED. First class steel stampr engraver, also one with a little ex-i perience. Address Box 1149, Spring field, Mass. LII as~o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

TO RENT.-4 large light rooms 1T Jefferson St, corner Newfeld Ave- improvements. 5000 per month
 Only reliable family need apply. Jacoby, 10S3 Broad St. L17 aS*o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Germantown, N. Y.-Atwood passed over here at 8:22, flying very low above the surface of the Hudson river.
 TivoH, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-24

Stockport, N. Y.-Atwood passed here at S:05, Is miles from Castleton, where he started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05

lars" he said placidy And with that the factors" and
myself grabbed him by the collar and and tumbed
him down the stairs. had my play back again, In
And today feel sorry didn't let that fellow keep The
Castle Comedy" He might have done something with
it. I never could.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
West Point Social News

lt'Pttidl " nc i !ilcS- lpiSpatCu.l
West Point Ma, March, 1.-THE reg
uiar monthly meeting 81 the School
Improvement League was hold during
Inc past week ] acre was n good at
tendance OF members. patrons and
other visitors. several new members
were added TO the league Rev t. a.
Hall. OF the Baptist Church, made the,
opening prayer The principal Profcs
scr CLYDE +, Green, made q Very ar
nropriate address Ills subject WAS
'lmproveinent Of This school" iris
vas followed by the reading OF ~
Lady scholar and a Diplolnat-Dr
Fila ilaSs Young, superintendent Of
i'nbiic schools in Chicago, Who pock (
a salary Of $4,000 Ter Year"
Rev: Mr- Esglcston, Of the Methods;
Shnrch, made an address. compliment
ing women on the graces Of mind and
body, and their Work along many lines.
especially those OF education
The independent order ot Odd-Fcl-
lows Viii give an entertainments for
the hen"fit Of the order III this ulace
on Friday night
y letter from Norfolk says that the
new steamboat line from norfolk 10
West Point 70. be run by the Old Do
minior Steamship Company. viii max q
a trial trip April Il ana that boa i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Christiansburg Social News

iSPnciai to The 1imca-D .spatch1
1hf!stiansbl!rg, Va, March Il-Mrs.
II ~ wood "us hostess 10 the We'd
ucSday Ecttcrmcnt Club this week The
evening vas spent in the discussion Of
plans Tor the Improvement Of the pub
iic HGuaic The usual club inemb ers
"cr" present and Il most enjoyable
evening vas spent,
Mrs Thomas Poope returned 10
christiangburg on Monday after spend
Ing q month at the Johnston Willis
Hospital 81 EicHmoui
MISE Jcnnje ChIldrcss, Colonel and
Mrs Jamrs Childress, Or. w ".
iangelcy and 31rs j. NJ. Fills have
teen ~ Roanoke this week. where AIR.
Ellis ID patient 1t the Jefferson Hos
pitai
Misrcr jaime, Junkin, kitty 1unkin.
efGzic and Louise Junkin and Charles
. Crush. of Roanoke spent the week end
/ lfTe ~ guests ot AIrs,. Jane Wade ana
Mis- Matte Mon,agiIc.
William ioncs of Princeton. ". Va
underwent an operation al tho Range.
icH Hospital on Theaday. and Is doing
nicely.
s:s,cnei Morgan vas operated on
/ WndncSday night for appendicitis
Airs, JDhn r. johnson i.as been n
,.ucri II her daughter Mrs Thee p
Campbell ~ the Virginia Polytechnic
| inhti1iItc. EIaekKburR
| i;ev. Oiis Meade inns accepted = c;,lI
| ~ ~ phninhh EpirGopal Church and
| WI4i ariiv. IN few dayS. Mr. Meade
| lia% trarcicti IN interests OF the church
eLtrnaIon fund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
liens who, for reasons good or bad,
could not meet their obligations


Other counties put debtors and Grim
inals In The same building. il not in
The same room. The fact that the debt
ors room was built separate and apart
from the jail, and was better ventila ted
and lighted, shows that debtors we're
treated with more consideration than
other violators OF the baser sort" who
had been guilty of criminal deeds
Stones may be seen TO day that once
marked the bounds Of the prisoners
who were permitted TO walk daily
within certain limits. This arrange
ment for the separation of debtors from
other offenders. .and the granting Of
special privileges, spoke well for the
humane instincts Of the people and
for their nice discrimination.
The county has granted permission
| to the women to renovateS and use the
antiquities. What the nature Of these
antiquities will be is not definitely
| known. because it is uncertain what
will be found available. Many things
they would like to have may not DO
| found. or. If found, may not be obtain
able.
| The clerks Office will hold The rec.
ords OF the courts proceedings and OF
the orders by which debtors were I'M
prisoned, but these cannot be removed
| There are pent UP In the walls echoes
or signs. or groans or prayers. but
| these cannot he collected by tho good
| women and preserved as memorials
| of other centuries. III
| They will endeavor to find such arti-
| clcs OF household goods as will suggest
the modes Of Lighting and heating In
| the early years OF the past century.
!! and as will best represent the dccora-
tive art which was then In vogue.
WARNER WlLMOT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
Pocal1ontas Social News

Special TO The lltucS- Dispatch.
Pocahontas, Va, March ll.-Major
the Military College at ST Charles, MO,
save the High school :, lecture here oN
tuesday afternoon on the subject,
Success. Major Bloch is n gra duatc
OF the Virginia Military Institute at
LeNinSton, and was appointed as q
several Years ago. He is home on i
visi; to his parents. Mr. ana Mrs Nj
Bloch. of this city.
Mrs Kate iIarman spent tho first Of
the week with friends at Graham
Mrs Nelson Goodwin entertained al
her home on E)ast Water Street Tues
day evening. at forty-two.
MIR. and Mrs. Grafton Fink left Mon.
day for visit 10 friends a Roanoke
T. {. Carter, of Roanoke, is in the
CITY. the guest of his brother, Glen
Miss Ccsie Saunders. Of Graham is
the guest Of the Misses Dupuy
y. G. LeedN and Miss54tnna Flana gan.
Of kimball. w Va, were the guests OF
Mrs. G., II. Galloway this week
Airs. Padburry and daughter OF Coal
dale. W. Va, We're in the city Monday
visiting friends.
Miss Essie Graphical who has been
visiting relatives al Maxwell for the
past month. has returned to this city
ana Is the guest Of her brother and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Gray
beal. on East Water street
Misses Anna Flanagan. Mary Car
many and Minnie l'ulchcr, who have
been the guests OF Mr and Mrs. Thos
H. iDennen on East Water Street, have
returned to their home in Roanoke
Mrs. Lille Breneman entertained a
few friends AT her home on Moore
Street Friday evening Progressive
iortS-two was the game played. Deli
clous refreshments We're served
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Marion Social News

Especial to The Times pispatch.1
Marion. Va, March 1l.-NIrs b. III
Baylor and her daughter Miss Myrtle
accompanied by Or. w w. Rhudy, lef,
1or Ni N,t last Tuesday night
for appendicitis.
Mrs. James II. Atkins. formerly d
resident of .narion, but now living in
Ienoir city. Tenn, was here last weel,
visiting friends.
q T. Collins returned last Tuesday
from Eastern cities
8 S. Copenhaver returned home last
saturday from an extended visit to
ms daughter Mrs f.. Is. Baskerville. OF
Macon Ga.
Stafford Parker, Of Salisbury. n. c..
recently spent several days here visit.
ing his brother. Donald Parker
Miss Maggie Pruner. who graduated
i is; wees at Il business college In
Richmond has returned home
w j. LcSard,. OF Wallace. visited
relatives in Marion Saturday and sun
day.
Fred w Pcndleton. of ,Tazewell was
q visitor last Saturday.
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Abingdon Social News
Keep Arctic Temperature in Tropic
Heat
TSpccialro The Times-Disnatch

H.
abingdon, Va. March 11-S1rs. r.
=. IriSg has returned from Baltimore
where she has spent several weeks
with her husband who has been under
treatment at Johns Hopkins.
Miss Belle Ltchfield left tho latter
part Of the week for visit to her sis
ter, Mrs Rolfe Boiling, OF Baltimore
Miss Carrie Imboden. OF Bristol, wa
the weekend guest OF Mrs. W. b.
1ngham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell returned sunday
from New Orleans ana other noi,te
down South
Miss Katie Robertson, OF "The
Meadows" left Tuesday for visit IN
friends in IynchburS.
Wilton Mingea, Ir., and Ed rIine.
left Thursday for New York. on Sal
urday they sailed for Europe, and viii
Join Mr.. Mingens mother and sister.
who are cruising ont he Mediterranean!
Ihese young. men had a farewell ger
man given them Tuesday night at the
Belmont Hotel.
Mrs Jeff Clark and Miss Florence
Clark returned from n trip to BaIfi.
more and Philadelphia this week.
RobGrt Harman left Saturday for
Mrs. $. 7. ..ithcrs and Miss FANNIE
visit to Mrs. Withcrs's brother. " !,
Pierce, OF Christiansburg. '
Mrs; Harris Chappcll, of Rome, Ga,
was the. guest several days this week
or her sister. Mrs. c. i. Hurt She left
TUESDAY with her daughters, Misses
Loretta and Dorothy. who have been
spcndlns the winter with Mrs. Hurt
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The Debtors Room---An
Inheritance Of English Customs

AT Accomac. Va, hard by the jail.
there is quaint building, known as
The debtors room. The purpose for
which il was erected was to provide a
comparatively safe and confortab BILE
place for the imprisonment OF men
who did not pay their debts.
The law authorizing such imprison
ment was part of our inheritance OF
English customs. 1t had come to our
forcbears as a relic Of heathenism and
was perpetuated by them oven through
the years OF their intellectual and reli
sious progress. How far they were
influenced by tho spirit and example
Of other nations il is difficult to say.
We know that Athens and Rome were
accustomed TO sell such debtors as were
insolvcnt, and that such abuses were
redresscd by Scion, who ordained that
nc mans body should answer for his
civil debts
Rome however with the example of
this Grecian sage before her eyes, did
not see fit to follow 1t. English thought
was. consciously OF unconsciously in
huenced by the spirit Of laws which
obtained among other peoples, and ex-
pressed Itself in enactments which an
unchristian nation disclaimed.
English writer's saw the crueltios of
such law. and sought by their pens TO
secure It's abolition Goldsmith. in
his Vicar OF Wakefield" portrays very
serlkingly the inhumanities which it
inuicted upon the unfortunate debtor.
Our progenitors incorporat cd 1t in
our code, and ii remained for many
Years, In modified form. perhaps.
upon or statute books, until 1919 or
1870. when il was revoked.
The Israelitcs came out of Egypt, hut
F.Yp: was slow In coming out OF, them
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Cascade Social News
Especial 70 The Timcs-pispatch.

I1P'tIhI @ TIC Times pispatch.
Cascade, Va, March 1.-THE post
once at ByrdT!ilc has undergone a
resume the name Of Cascade !. NJ
Gabaniss has been reappointed post.
master.
Miss Cody. Of Chicago, who has been
visiting Mrs j. r. Gordon, left FOR
Home Thursday
The women Of the Baptist Churcs;
hcrc held a week OF prayer for homo
missions.
iIcnry Iistos, who has been VISITING
ms uncle, Or James Il. Estes. has left
FOR Blucfcld ". va
Mrs J. II. Scales. after a pleasaIl
VISIT 70 Reidsviiie, y. G.. returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Morchead. who has been visit.
ing AZ spray and At Thornfield, return.
Cd 70 DanvNle Tuesday