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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

5elir GisIer itdrO am 5eniter let.
ner 3e[le uno Itarrte nit .eerem Bid
in ben oiiitsren Sof bes ngauen 9au'
Ies~ 6inab, beHen Mauern ibn sefan'
gen bielten.
0a momentan nur qneetldste Der
nieoeren StGnoe i'm unterIu4rngsgs'
fGnanis untergebta9t paren, be-
pobnte er Die fOeenannte rSntslligen5'
Sells" a[sin.
llno oas mar 70 sismlidb Der eiIs
siae SrpIt, ben sr bate. Denn mit
anoeren, = pieleidt I9tpabbuften
ooer gar inbistretsn 2euten 8ufums
menseIperrt Su iein = Sag unS
Ra6t obne Die Rrgli4teit. ii6 ihrsr
@sieGI9aft au entaiehen = bos mare
mebr aefpeien, als feline pbnebin bis
sur GrI8Opfung olterierten ylsrUen
ertrdsen bdtten.
gs par ia 70 idon dlIes IdeuBs
lid eenug ringsum. 9ie i9muBis
gen, grauen Mauern, Der INNER nit
T6pGtSli9em, tlebrieem 8ot Be-
bedte Sof unten. oas robe Sebaren
Der @Grter = adj. fuum gu ertra9en
mar es!!
limo ole fleinen @itterfenIter, Ole
immer BON alien Ssiten oes eu9en
Sofes beriiberftarrten ipie bosbafte.
balb sueetniffene 9lugen. llno Die
ariinen Wagen, Die ieosn 3ae od
lnten unter Dem Sallp Der Suitisfols
bateu in ben Sof roHelten. UNI ibren
traurisen uno tuioerpdrtieen SnbdIt
aussuipsien.
Oa brd6ten ie sben tpieoer fold
,inen 3eIIenipasen. gisler fab sebans
tenlps su, ipie er iid1 entleerfe.
CUoriI.buns foIsi)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
Dor. sic bate ibm I6on Ufier s:s

fdrieben, aber ni6ts BON 9elans.
Dab ibr @uter, in unperf0bnlidem
3orn iiber lire 6alsItarrieteit unO
Defenders sic SSluft ibr Elm fir olles
mai perboten bate, pieoer beim5us
tebrsn. DAB Sante 9lOa sipar reht
lieb iei, iie aber bod 6as 9efiibl
bo6e, in oieIes Saus ni9t re6t binz
einSupdFen nit ibrer Stimmung.
Die SofrGtin Iei sine lebensluitise
alte @ienerin, ole pbne &puserte,
Sbeater, @eIeGidaftsn unb bsfons
oers Spielpartien ni6t lebsn t0nne.
sic bielte iebr ouf bertommli1e
Sormen. unb fie lei gang entieBt
iibsr MeIittas .iibsripunnts Soes. sis
nen bes Moroes ansetla9ten gu Iies
BEN.
9tlfo iu6e iie fleibis mad elmer
paisnoen Stellung. @omDgIih re9t
tpeit meg bon Dien.
Der bsutige 8rieT mar nur tur5
unN fhsinbar in erpBer @iIe binges
tribslt.
nSabe Ioeben ben &ontratt fir
eine StelIung unterseidnet. Die gang
meinen Diiniden entTpridt. S6IoB
Mauerbsrs i'm 8Gbmerpulo. @ins
fam. pie ss beibt. isbr idDne 9es
genh. 8loB aipei 9umen, Wluttsr
unO 9odter, benen id 9sisai8uft gu
leiiten babe. Ulub morgsn f6on oos
bin abreiien uno T6reibs alIes Deis
tsrs bon Muuerbers aus. Sir bsute
fpolIte i9 Sbnen BLOB iuesn, baB i'd
por 5pei Stunbsn am @ruben slls
fGnig Or. Ri9ter setroffen babe. 81
I6ien mid ni9t gu erfennen, obs
tpobl er mir Siemlih breiIt ins Sc
ii6t ftarrte. &omii9, nidt2 @enr
man bod bier 8u4en binourd iif
faIt tGglidb ouf berIeIben Sreppe be-
gegnet iit!! llebrigens iiebt er aiem'
lid anbers aus als friiber. gBel
i'm ni9t 70 oft sefebsn bat tpie i9
ipiirbe ibn biellei9t tuum lpisOerer'
fennen. 9lber i9 muB f9lieBen, DC
tauIenO 9inse uuf mid parten, oil
nod erleoiet iein polIen Dor Der Ib'
reiIe."
Sempel las ben 8rief mebrmals
Damn Itarrte ct na9bsntli9 por fid
bin.
Warum I6rieb lie inn bas ipeeer
Riater9 sic NOR in Gile, uno ei
gentli6 mar ia cine fliidtige 8egeg
nung nit einem MenIden. Der ibl
MIR aIs sufdGiger Suusgenohe BE-
tannt mar, belun9lrs.
8erbano iis cine beitimmte Ibf6
oamit9 @oGts iie pielIei4t bloi
feline 4uFmertiamteit ipieOer auf Ri4
ter lenten9 Mesbalb?
Gr fanb feline gtntport barauf
2tber feline llnrube tpu4s nit iebe
Mtfnute.
llnb pI0BIid fam ibm eine srlO
ienoe Sbse.
@isler! 9ab er baran ni4t sleid
geba6t bate! GisIer, Der ia auI
i'm 9rantoipI9en SauIe ausz I'M
eingegangen mar, Der Ri9ter tennel
un0 unbe6inst ipiFen mubts, OBJ Wlut
| ter Rabl irgenopel9e 8soiebungen 81
ibm sebubt bate!
S6pn lange bate er iiberbaupt Del
8unI6 eebabt, nit @isler peri6nIit
in 8erbinbung Su treten. @r bott
Die feIte lteber5eueuns. Oab Der jung
Mann, ipenn es seluns, iein Der
trauen gu gstpinnen, ibm in irgenbei
ner DeiIe einen glnbaltspuntt gebe1
tDnne, mad pelher RiGtung DC
M0rbsr gu iu6en mar.
glber Wasmut bate bisbtr imme
Die Grlaubnis 6aSu ueripeigert.
@s sebt ni9t. @arte, bis Die lin
terfu9uus abgeidlo1eu 1T, Damn pisl
lei6t. SEPT fam i9 Die @erdntpor
tunq ni9t iiberns9men - Ou biit 81
febr n9esrnpartei."
gaun muBte. 9empel i'm ipre4eu
penn Wasmut nod 10 iehr odgc9el
iuar! llnb er batts Iih au4 i9on ct
nen @eg oasu erIonHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

nit MIR. bufiir min id !dOn fOre
gen."
Seine Srau!" Der 0etettip
bIidte bas iinge MdOden nit eiuem
@emif9 BON 8spunoerune, &iibrung
unb Wlitleib an. glur elm gang iunz
ges 9ef6Opf, nur cine Srau, Die
liebte. tpnnte 10 Superii6tli9en Tlu!
in iid tragen.
sd fiir9te. Der @eg bubin pirb
ipeit tperOen, mein 6rGuIein!"
sd bin ert u9tSebn unb er piers
unb5panaig! Dir tOnnen parten.
Die Sauptfude 1T, baB er buIo frei
pirol Wie Itsbt feline 9lnselesens
bette Saben sic ni9ts Reues ber'
aussebra9t9"
p2eiber iebr ipenis." ~
limb er er5GbIte ibr PunttI fir
puntt, mas sr tpuBte. III
Wlelitta b6rte aufmertIam 5hsr
.Oas iIt in Der Sat alIsE Iebr
!eItiam. 9lber mir 6iirfen 9sSk Wut
ni9t perlisren. Sd min m& uGss
erIt in Rube iibsrlegen UNI bann
feben, ipie man etpu peiterl npen
.tDnnte." WI
Sempel lG9eIte. ~
Sic fpredsn fuit tpie elm 9etet'
tip!"
nDarum iOIte id es Osnn ni6t
aud elm ipenig iperben II nm isinst.
pilIen9 Grauen fno bod au9 mid!
gang bumm, uno Die aiebe madt fix
iosar oft bsqIidtig!"
sd babe ni9t 6as minoeite se.
gen Sbre Wiitbilfe. Sm 9esenteil
S6rei6en sic mir nur Itets ieoer
@eoanten. Der Sbnen in ber Sa9(
tommt. Man tann ni9t ipiFen -
bei Dem pDlIis.n 9untel, oas uns
umsi6t, tann elm ein5iger @infua gum
2i6titrabl tperoen."
vQber aud sic miiFen mid &c:
trehli9 am 2uufenben erbalten iibei
alles Reue. pas Sbnen aufftDbtI
Siefe 8itte mar Der sipeite puntt
Der mid psranlaBts, mid bon Sbner
perfonli9 gu perabidieben. Meint
9loreFe iIt Dorlduftg III. Reisners
itraBe II bel Srdulein arnuu
Sier babe i'd ie Sbnsn uufsefdris'
ben."
n9ut. Sd tperbe fdreiben, 70 of
eS etfpdS Weues dibt."
Sic berabIdieoete fid. Sempe
fab ibr nit leu9tenbsn Iugen nad
@Ottlob. es CAB au9 I'M
ter ben Srausn nod proGtssibDpfs
uno bieIe MsIitta mar eines Oa.
bonl
gr mar iebt gang ii9er: osr
Mann, ben biefes Weisn liebte
tonnte tein M0rbsr Iein.
llno es f9ien ibm ipie Elm CUTE
Stern, Der iiber EN- 9efansensl
plOBli9 aufsesangen Gar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12
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Wte febr T6 SsmpsG nun unb
cine glnSabl poGi5eibeumter audi
Wtiibe 9aben, ben DUbnOrt oes
9raubGutigen Wdnnes, e6e er ins
!SotsG ~Stebrsrbof" iiberiieOelt mar,
uusfinois 5lf MAIDEN, es mar Derges
bens!
gliemano pubte etipas bon linn.
Sagegen ipuroe elm S9loher
eruiert, Der beitimmt bebGuptete, er
babe por etipd brei Wo9sn einen
Sori9IiiFel, Der senau btm ibm
por9slegten sli4, auf 8eiteluns am
sefsrtist.
Gin etlpa SebuGbriger &nabe bale
oie geItelung iibt-bra9t uno bin5us
sefiist. ole Sadie lei iebr eiIig, iein
Batter babe oen Speiten 2a0sni9liiis
Iel perloren uno brau9te fofprt einen
@rIaB.
8sfrast, mas Iein Batter ipGre, sah
er an: Mil6bGnbler.
0a er ods @slo i'm poraus beSablte
uno aud einen Wiui iteri6iiiiel mitgee
bra6t bate, fab Der S9loGer teiuen
@runo gu MiBtruuen unO erleOigis
ben 2luftras iofort:.
Del9er S9liiFel mar als Wluiter
bsniibt tporben, uno lper mar Der
@uftrasseber2
Srau WoIsr bate ben ibren ME
permibt uno bebauptste busielbe bon
Wlutter Rdbl uno 0r. Hi9tsr, DE
es ibr fi3sr unberafalIs 9siast bait
ten.
,gleibt aIIo nur @isler!" Iuste
8asmut triumpbiereno.
Sempel i9pisg unb forfbte na4
bem &nuten, Der clH, ,gluftrag iibsrs
bra6te.
gnoli6 ssIans es i6u. Oieien uuss
5uforiden.
Gr par Der Sobn elmer armen
0itpe am GuBeriten GnSe Der Stabt
@ines Sages, uls sr nit anosrn &ins
bern auf Ser Strate ipielte, bate ibn
elm Mann anserufen uno ibm ounn
oen 9tuftrag erteilt.
@r CAB ibm einen WluiteridIiifel
uno sfpei &ronen CUR 8eSablung.
Der llsberIduB Iollte ibm 9ebOrtn.
~Wie iub Der Wlonn aus9" fraste
Sempel.
,,Die elm 4rbsiter bait"
v9rob posr Heinz"
sd CLAUDE mebr grob."
"Srus er einen 8art9 Dar sr
alt ober iuns9"
r0as ipeib i4 ri9t. 90 gsnuu
babe i6 ibn mir ntht auseItbsn.
9lud trug sr elm Sud BORN @ss
fdt."
Sin Su99'
nSu! Gr lusts. sr bate gsdfen>
bluten."
Sempet erI9rat Bis ins Sunerif..
gaienbIuten! gr Iab i'm Settle
Idon Masmut fpDttiid lddelnoes
@eIitbt unb b6rte ibn iaeen: SO.
10! RdienbIuisnl @s fdtirt. baB sss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-12

Woriisbuns folst.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Social and
Personal

Miss Josephine Clarke. one Of the
debutantes Of the season. Will be the
guest Of honor at a very pretty dinner
given at the Country club on Satur-
day evening The dinner is being
given by Miss Clarkc's father. Arthur
Clarke. and VIII be one Of the hand
sones- Affairs OF the holiday season
Home for the Holidays.
Mrs Victor Neddls and her children,
Of Louisville. Ky. are spending the
holidays in Richmond. where they AZ"
the guests Of the formers parents. Mr-
and Mrs James b. Pace on Grove Ave
nue. Mrs. Medd!s and her children
will not return 10 KentucIt until some
time In January
Mrs. Russell Porter and her family.
OF Atlanta, Ga. Will arrive IN the cry
on Friday. They will go at once 10
"Ptcquenocque. where they viii spend
Christmas with Mrs Porter's father.
James C. Tinsley.
Robert Davy Eaglesfeld was in Rich
mond yesterday en- route Tor NJ
Airy the home OF Mr. and Mrs. has
kins Hobson. where he VIII JOIN MS
wife for the holiday season. M ana
Mrs Eaglesheld Will stop in Rich
nond for a snort time on their return
from Powhatan to Indianapolis. IND
Miss williams Pictures.
Among the exhibitors al the recent
exhibitions OF the New York " alter
color Club and the Pennsylvania Acad-
emv Of Fine Arts was Miss Adele VII
uarns Of this city. At the New York
exh;byrion Miss w!lliams's water color
entitled. "Grandmother's Garden" was
chosen by the American Federation OF
Arts 70 be one OF hundred CHOSEN
water colors which they Will exnibl,
in different cities through the Norm
and West
Miss williams IS an artist OF no liTtle
note and her pictures have created
favorable comment and taken great
many prizes in exhibits on both siues
OF the water.
Invitations Out.
Miss Mary Day VIM and Miss Eliza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Cnnter-Nidyette.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Ashland, Va. December 1S.-One OF
the most important social events OF
the season WAS the wedding OF MISS
Carolina Midyette to Hall Canter IN
Duncan Memorial Church this evening
at O'Clock The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Harry NJ Canter'
OF Alexandria, assisted By Rev. ). II.
Moss. pastor OF the bride. BENJAMIN
Potter. OF Richmond. played "i.ohen-
grin" as the bridal party entered, dur,
ing the ceremony 20 Promise Me" ana
Mendelssohn as the recessional
American Beauties. ferns and South
ern smilax were used IN the church
decoratiors. The bride. who entered
with her father. was met at the cnan-
eel raj By the groom ana his best
man, his brother, holland MchenZle
Canter. Her gown was OF white bro
cade charmeuse. with duchess lace and
pearls. and she carried a shower oou-
quet OF lilies OF the valley. The ma
iron Of honor. Mrs. Walter Marun
Jones. sister OF the bride. was attlred
in her wedding gown OF crepe meteor cor
with duchess lace and pearls. and she
carried American Beauties. Little
Misses Jean Thornton Naylor. OF Cam
bridge. and Annie Addison. or
Richmond. were flower girls. ana scat
tered rose leaves from their pretty
baskets in the path OF the bride. They
wore dainty white embroidered frocks
with American Beauty ribbons. The
bridesmaids Misses Marie McCullens
of Raleigh cousin OF the bride; Ethei
Lawless. of Holland. Va: Annie Macon
Potts and Mary Clarke Hoofnagle, or
Ashland wore gowns Of white crepe
de chine. with Venice lace and rhine
stone trimmings Their flowers were
American Beauties.
Messrs. +. " Bowen. Henry Ellis
J. Webb Midyette. D. Z. Midyette. Jr
BENJAMIN Collinson. Of Annapolis. Nd
and Roger ". Tatum. OF Norfolk. were
groOmsmen. ,
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.: and
Mrs D. r. M.iyette. is exceedingly
pretty. and very popular here. while
the groom. who Is a so1i OF Rev. 1saas
lCanter and Mrs Canter. OF Baltimore
is equally - pvuIar. and is professor
Of chemistry at Randolph Macon COL
lege.
After the ceremony a reception was
given at the brides home, The. Mag
nolias" Among the out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Isaac Canter. of Bal
itimore: Dr. and Mrs. Harry VI. Can
ter. Of Alexandria: Benjamin Collin
son. Of Annapolis: holland NJ Canter
OF Johns Hopkins University: ". 3.
Midyette. L. S. y: Mrs. Bryan Nc
cullen and little Miss Grace Elizabeth
McCullen. Of Raleigh. y. c: Miss Mary
Garth of Charlottesville: Mr.. and Mrs
Meade Addison. Mr.. and Mrs. Mufree.
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Lipscomb' DR.
and Mrs W. J. Young; Rev. and Mrs.
Frank stevens. Rev. and MIS- Ernest
Wells Misses Imogene Riddick and
Louise Miller. of Richmond: Mrs
Frantz Naylor. OF Cambridge. Md; Miss
Evelyn Turner OF Smithfeld.
After an extended wedding trip NJ
and Mrs. Canter will live in Ashland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
ARTILLERY
ARE ASSAULTED
Soldiers Attacked at Phoebus
and Both Perhaps Fatally
Injured.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-J
Hampton. Va. December 1s.-Two
artiIlerymen of Fort Monroe were way
laid and probably fatally injured near
Phoebus this morning as the result OF
the strangest assault the officers have
had to deal with in several years.
Private Charles C. Davis. of tho
f1Sth Company. had both j2wbones
crushed by the assault. while Private
Jonas II. Pullin. of the Fifty eighth
Company. has a fractured skull Both
OF the soldiers are said to be fatally
injured. The assault on Davis oc-
CURED in a section known as County
Street, while that on Pullin took place
IN Shutdown, colored settlement
Both OF the artillerymen were found
lying in the road. and so far have been
unable to give a connected story OF
the assaults.
The men are said to have won some
money in a gambling place. They were
taken to the fort hospital, where it is
sail that the chances for Davis's re-
covery are slight tonight. No arrests
have been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Boyd, Shelton Boyd. OF MecklenburS
Or. and Mrs. Nj Percy Doyle. OF Nor
folk; Mr.. and Mrs Richard Scott and
Miss Dora Morgan, OF Richmond: Miss
Lee Eta Lyles OF Washington. u. c.
Miss Weeks, OF Elizabeth City; MISS
Rita Hartwell. Of Baltimore; Misses
Charlotte Jarvis. Elizabeth Bullock
and GLADYS Buchanan, Messrs. Upton
Ammen, OF Roanoke: Quinton Spivey'
Vernon Bluford and Arthur Smith.
Pretty Wedding.
J. Stanley Oliver. formerly 81 Dan
vile. but who has for the past hNe
years been connected With the GODS
boro Traction Company. was m'.s4lei
yesterday IN orning at II o'clock u 'IFs.
Martha Ballou Bell. of this city. Mrs.
Bell. a Virginian by birth. formerly
lived at Enfield, y. c.
Mr. oliver is well known among the
society people Of Danvlle and other
sections OF the State as german
leader. lie is also well known 10 the
business people Of Virgin haNihs
been president Of the Virginia DIVISION
OF the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton. He is native of Campbell
County and was for number OF years
q resident Of Bedford City. where ms
mother and other members of the fam
ily now reside.
After an extended tour of Northern
cities Mr.. and Mrs. oliver will return
20 Goldsboro, n. C.. to make IL their
future home. DR.. r. r. Lee, Of Colds
bOrO. was one of the attendants at the
Oliver-Bell wedding.
In and Out of Town.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown Potter
who have recently returned from
Europe. will spend the holidays in
Richmond before going to the ST. Regis
In New York.
Mrs. j. w Daniel. of Martinsv!lle. s
now making her home with her dausA-
ter Mrs. ) A. Anderson. at 1926 West
Grace Street.
Miss Dene g Meyer. Of New York.
formerly If this city. expects TO Visit
her aunt. Mrs NJ NJ. Mitteidorfer. dur
ing the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Talbot. Jr..
who have been the guests Of relatives
here have gone to Knoxville. Tenn.
where they will remain until after
January !.
Miss Julia Cone. who has been visit
ing Miss Margaret Roberts. is now the
guest OF Miss Eliza Douglas. in Alex
andria.
w r. Harris has gone T. Newport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
NEEDED
FOR HOSPITAL
Institution at Winchester No
Longer Large Enough to
Meet Demands.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Winchester. Va. December 1s.-In
the hope Of raising $4,000 with which
to erect a large addition in order TO
meet pressing demands, the physicians
OF Winchester to-day began general
solicitation of contributions for the
Winchester Memorial Hospital. and It
IS expected that the amount will be
raised in the near future among the
people OF Winchester and vicinity and
also by contributions from former resi-
dents now living in various sections or
the United states. Peter Winchester
kOuss. OF New York. son OF the late
Charles Broadway ROuss. the blind
millionaire merchant, has headed the
list with $4,000. and members of the
medical staff Of the hospital have con-
tributed si.l50. leaving about $4,000
10 be raised When the hospital was
the institution was OF sufficient size
and capacity TO meet the demands or
many years. but during the past few
years II has been necessary for the
authorities TO refuse to admit large
numbers of people who sought treat
ment there. wholly on account of lack
of room. 1t is now proposed TO double
the capacity of the institution by
erecting two additions and also make
provisions for the accommodation of
twice the number of bonehde city
charity patients whose treatment is
paid for by the Common Council. In
carrying out its policy OF refusing
treatment 70 none who are not able
to pay. the hospital. according 10 the
annual report Of the president. Dr.
Hunter H. MCGUIRE. has been unable
to earn more than its actual running
expenses. The physicians give freely
of their services and time. and IN nu-
merous instances they receive no pay
In order TO maintain the institution
and provide more room for the con-
stantly increasing number of patients,
the executive committee has found it
necessary to make ar appeal for funds.
Already quite Il number of substantial
contri buttons have been made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Especial TO The Times-D Dispatch
Hampton Va, December lS--i-leu-
tenant Jesse Lowry Sinclair, Iaiteu
States Army and Miss Nisel Nelson
Ferguson. the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. william T. Ferguson, wee mar
ried here this afternoon in old -
Johns Episcopal Church. Miss Louise
FERGUSON attended her sister as maid
of honor and jefferson Sinclair vas
the best man to his brother. Tine usn-
ers were Roland Sinclair. Mallory SIN
clair. Thomas Ferguson and Jack SIN
clair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

fSufcial 90 The Jincs- Dispatch-
Ashland Va. December 1S.-At the
Ashland High School this afternoon
fvro contests were held for which
prizes were Offered. one was mem
orv contest with fountain pen as
prize. offered by Y. q. Bell. OF foch-
rno,d- and the second was a spelling
match. with a typewriter as the prize.
q. fcrcd b. y 7. Howison. % this
fcun The winner. Of the first contest
vas Miss pearl voolfolk aad % the
scrond was J. Grsnhcry biis. hcth
pupils % the eleventh grade OF the
High school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Mf;Is-ThOmaH.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Bowling Green. Va. December IL
Mack y Mills and Miss Maud Thomas,
of Guineas. We're married this evening
in the parlors OF the Lawn Hotel the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Mr.. williams. OF the Methodist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills will reside near
I.uineaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Smith-CaMthorne.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Apporra ttoX, Va. December 1S.-Mrs.
Mamie NJ Cawtho-he. daughter OF
AieI Cawthorne, was married to-day
at home 10 o. J. Smith. of Cumoer-
land County Mr.. smith was accom-
panied by his best man w NJ. Smlth,
attorney Of Cumber-
land Rev. Mr.. Hicks performed the
ceremony. They Will spend their
honeymoon in Washington and Rich
mond. after which they Will be at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Trfce-NcM hirf-

fredericksburg. Va. December ~
Holloway T-ice. OF Caroline county.
and Miss Leslie McWhi-t. daughter OF
J. u. Mcwhirt- OF Spotsyivania county
were here to-day en- route TO wash
Of the fast passenger trains from th's
afternoon.
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Peery-Moss.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
TazeweIl Va. December 1S.-Miss
Mamie Rose Moss. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Moss. OF Burke's
Garden. and James Arthur Peery.
well known young business man OF
Tazewen and Marion, were married
AT the brides home to-day. The Rev.
". W. Hicks. pastor of the Burke's
Garden Methodist Church. officiated
Mr.. and Mrs. Peery left tonight for
a visit to the North. They Will be at
home al Marion after January l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Christmas Day Wedding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg. Va, December Is
c. y. Farmer. of King George County.
announces the approaching marriage
OF his daughter. Miss Annie Maud
Farmer. to Alexander Bowie Cliff. the
ceremony to take place Christmas Day
at P. NJ. in Potomac Baptist Church
IN that county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

4 score or more Of invited guests
gathered around the board at the JET
ferSon Hotel last night al dinner
rendered by {. y. Richardson genera
agent Of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company. 70 oihcers-
district agents and medical examiners
Tbcs. present included President VIII
liam W. NcCiench. Nice-Fresidcnt W.
n sergeant. and superintendent o.
Agencies Joseph c. Benan. OF the Mas
sachuxctts Mutual. and Mayor George
Asu~l.c
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Whffehead-rage.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Appomattox Va. December 1S-Miss
Maude c. Page. OF this county. was
married to-day to James l. Whitehead,
tat the Methodist parsonage, by Rev
W. G.. Wingfeld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
? Safe for
Woman s
Use

Nothing is more ANNOYING to a re-
fined woman than offensive perspira-
ton or body odors. Those who have
used Tyres Antiseptic Powder know
it to be the one remedy which never
disappoints. For general uses-de-
pendsble in all cases-it should be in
every household. Unequaled as a
douohe. Recommended by physicians
everywhere. a. it contains no poisons.
One 25c box makes two gallons
standard solution. Ali druggists or
write for booklet and free sample.
J. o. r1res. Chemist. wasAtngton. d. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

FSpcrial % The Times-DIspatch-I
Alexandria. Va. DccembeT 1.-TWO
years in the penitentiary was The YER
dict given by a jury to-day IN the case
OF George Jones. colored, indicted for
dispensing cocaine -.---S----s--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

News. where he will spend the next
several days with relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
DIAMOND RINGS

For Christmas will appea. most strongly.
We are showing the most attractive num-
Der Of Diamond Rings, ranging in price
from $1,000 to $4,000.
SCHWARZS CHILD BROS.
Richmond's Leading Jewellers
Second and Broad SITS.