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FRIDAY OFFERINGS N
TABLE Linens. TOWELS AND
MEN WHITE GOODS

Pure Linen Table Dsmasks-'o inch -
Irish, scotch and Cermsn-res ~. ~
Merccr,sed Table Dsmashs-so inch
snow ~white-prctty ~dssisus-rss. -. -
All Linen Table Cioths--hemstitch hem-
soft finish-abeut . yards long 80
reg. ol.1
Large Turkish Towels-hsmmsd- a.
?3xu-reg. .F.................'''.'''' -
Hcmmed Iiuck Towcis-bleac hed-
red Acknowledgements. .iyss-
Friday
H.. &. Huck T~owels-pure llncn-sAa-
damask borders-res. sJ-spsciai... -
All Linen ToweiiinEs-i1 inch
white tape bordew-val .iA..'....... '1O
Fine White Dress Lin sns-3s Inch
fine qualifying. p.................. -
Fine White India Llnons-val. 10 cts. oh
- inch Fine Lon xcloths-soft finish ~.
I? yard p~iece-reg. ti.3o....'''".''.'. -
4; inch White Cambrics. LDnscloths
and Nnlnsuoks-also 10 Inch Lawns q.
worth .isis and .l5............"..'..'' -
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FRIDAY OFFERINGS m
NEW CNcHAMs. swissEs
AND OTHER WASH DRESS FADascs

Apron Ginghams-o ono OF beet nnakss-
fine assortment OF blue checks-
req. IA -
Merccr,ed Popl,us-cycry wsa.cd
~shade-special ~
Oaiatcas-NothinG better for childrsn's
drc~ses-sol,d colors and stripos-
81 tpecial -
Ramie Llnens-3c-inh-pure linen
iaree range OF colors-Speoi1i........ ~
Cutting Fiannels-Pink and Cream only.
therefore i2ts a. duaiity .........'.''SS
Caiicoc~ and Shifting Cambrics- ~
Indisoes. cadets and piack sne whsse
chs~ckH~S Special -
BordereA swiases-whlts or navy.
various color dots-elsewhHs .N..s. IL
SILK Mined Habutines-:s epring ocisss-.
for street OF party drsssss......... '1S
imported Black swisses-do,s.
georastricai designs and fieurce-leroe
assortnent-reg. 10 ..........Ersday -
Corded Zephyr Oinghams-moro thaa
hundred deeiEus-mauy color
combinations. also plain-5pscaai..'. IA
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Mercsrissd sateens-J inch-fuli line
Of light aud dark c0lors reg. d.. III
Imported vsnsfans-bsndsome woven
Stripes--Satin like r~urface-fuli 4. inch
for coat Innings aud pet,icosts. 90
Hair prushss-purs bristie-hsnd drawn
solid bseks-rss. n's to u@'"""''. 'eS
Grandma's washing Powder
for laundry and clsaning-reg. H.. IL
Dressing Combs-unbreakAbls
and hard r~ubber-reg. .:b..,.-"... IL
Violet A~mmonis-toiiet
or bsth-reg, .2S-qusrt siss."..... .l6
Braas Safety Pins-assorted sizes
reg. W CTS. .oross M
Dress s~hields-slk coversd-res. rs. 1875
SIX Hair Nsts-rsg. 80 . dos, ...,... q,
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FRIDAY OFFERINGS N
BOYS NEW SPRING SUITS
COATS, TROUSERS. ETC.

Norfolk end Double Breast Suits
Navy serges and fancy mixtures 10
cheviots and Observation-Disclosures
have two pair knIckers-
u II yr~s.--vaiue $500. ..............3.0 %
Russian and Sailor ~suits-plain and
fancy Serxss aud Cheviots In RrAy.
tan and br0wn-sinxis and double
breasts ~ 10 yrs.-va.us N.oo..,..,.2.06
Spring Cos1-various shades of covsrts.
navy s.ryss aud fancy chovtots-
Boys Bloomer and Knicker Troussrs-
chev,ots, corduroys and cAssimeros-
grAy aud brown m~ixtures-pstsnt
waist bands--< to Is yrs.-value So. 80
Storm Costs Of Black aud Tan Rubber
plain or plaid linings- 10 10 w.
reg. v2.W 0S
Seslixss Coat s%hits-fuli ia1udsrsd-
white and fancy Madras and p1reAle.
also plAln chnmbray -i.o TO II neck
Madras ard Percals House.
white and fancy stripes Ani Figures
10 10 yrs.-reg. .B.....,.,.......... 10
L~aundsred Blouses-whitc aud fancy
Madras to ID yra-spscin,..."". 90
Nercsrl.ed Popges Houses plan and
strtpss-soft oollsr-rpecia! ......... 80
FRIDAY OFFERINGS IN
Innings NOTIONS
TOILET ARTICLES
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"MApAMA BUTTERFLY" SUNG
At ePECiAL OPERA MATINEE.

There would seem TO be no limit to
the capacity for enjoyment OF opera
goaEy this season. A special matinee
Of '.Madama Butteriy'' at the Metro
eoNtan Opera House yesterday drew .
iaSge evidence. Geraldine Farrar, IN
the Ute part. was v 10 vivaoious
In acting. and abe sang at her best.
Hermann Jadlowker's well sung Pinker-
"a. 6coktf's fine sharpless. Rita For.
r4a's Suzuki. and Helen Maplcson, Bada,
Audisio. Begue. Cerr and Romolo com.
plsted the cast, Toscanini conducting.
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FRIDAY OFFERINGS IN
FLANNEiS AND BLANKETS

Now Scotch Fianneis-fuli line Of
spring pattcrns and coiors............ SO
SILK Emb'd Fisnnsls hem and scallop-
pure silk or fine wool flannel ....... SO
All Wool Blankets-Scariet. white. gray
and handsome p~iaids double bed siae---
value e7.ss .3.06
Wool Finish Blankets for full sise beds-
white and colors-bordered-pr.."".l.2
baby Dl~ankets-wh'te ana colors-
3~2Sta-s.so 3SxSV-were S9..,......... 90
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

Onsn.iace watch. plain case. wiih
Leather. fohi no q%ns,t.uus ashei II w'ufnsi. v.
,HpI,EY. cor ". 1854 q.
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NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.

AUcoF . . 81 hieILuO
Moma0 orleans
0 INCOMING STEAMsHiPS.
U TO-DAY.
Rnntvood. ST, Lucia, L,sitania, Liverpool.
v6dSdund. Antwerp. Barceions, Hamburg.
Noseba. London. Kansas City, swansea.
Exster CITY. Swansea. Idaho, Huh.
fxinem Irene. Palermo, santa Marta, Kingston,
NiAean, Hayre. Acadian. Bermuda.
Min, Bremen.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Il Provence, HAVE. Uranium. Rotterdam.
bott1c, liverpool. Chcmitx, Bremen.
PNsddcnt Encoln. L. di Piemonte. Naples.
HambuU. FL Norte, Galveston.
EDpQanSa Havana, katahdin, Brunswick.
OoeAnA, Bermuda. Monroe. Norfolk.
Chyistiansand lkaya. Argentina.
oauts Anna. Naples.
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III e a II M
FRIDAY. as USUAL. BARGAIN Day
WITH A GREAT LIST OF
NEW SPRING GOODS AT PRICES
u, Eaa rs &
To Make II a Doy of Glad Surprises
Ne Man . raMmso M~ tor the sa~u- 1877 a,ctt-Ah 'r

Cd NAV 0srrp MICS m
,
WOMENS
5000.
~..o.,oe erc
hsNsVV>VS' ssS'
,.u.-~. N,..s
contrasting Bensaiins siih-saun -.
lined 3acketa-high gifdis shirU. "'U'Uo
49,. o.. sr,,.-
navy ana biach-astaehAbie -
collars ard c~uffs-vorth e1S.ss....ISUO
-
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ssThe Battered
Bird" Repeated
at heWpera
SYLVESTER RAwWLMC.

CMETANA's delightful OF ara IN
Battered Bride" was rep 'a'e" u.
the Metropolitan Opera Bc i1e las.
night before a large audience '"a'
seemed thoroughly to enjoy II. Tie cas
was the familiar one Of Emmy DesA ".'
Karo Jorn. Albert Re.ss. Marie MattfA D.
Henrietta Wakefield. Herbert wisheA
soeen. Basil Ruysdaei, Adamo spfeurS
Junus Bayer. Ludwig B%urgstai,er' SVd
the charming Anna Case as Esmerald,U
Alfred Hertz conducted. and everything
vent we'll. The dances. arranged by
Ottcear Bartik, enlisted as principals.
beside himself. Lucia Fornaroli. Mar
csale Myrtill. Camilla Gae,er. Mizxi
Hoyler. Anna Mariani and Fritxi
Stickert. and a corps Of Bohemian
dancers.
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FRIDAY OFFERINGS IN
SPRING SILKS AND DRESS coos

FRIDAY OFFERINGS IN
SPRING SILKS AND DRESS coos
Satin rouiards-navy ~ black. wteA
dots, figures and riugs- -
Yasd vile r~ouiards-navy anl black.
with white dots. spots aad figurss- -
- 81. quality acknowledgements ~
An stih Rough shsntunss-nstuSi.
tan sad ehampssns-vslus .cs...... -
Yard wide SIM Ponsses-iisht and
dark. also tan and blackwell. s.. ~
Chiffon r~affstas-is ~insh-plain or
chapGeabls colors-vai. .D........... ~
4: inch Mohalrs-narrow and wide hair.
iines--aiso shadow s-tripcs-cfeam.
light and dark nsvy-res. .os........ ~
d inch Scotch Mixtures. a and -
grays-instced Of .C................. ~
All Wool Storm scrgss-N inch-nsvy
and black-spoused aud shrunk- -
All Wool Mixtures and striped sultinsse
81 in~ch-brown. blue. gray. olive ma -
osford-Instead Of .9s. "".."........ ~
All Wool Storm serse,-3e ~inch-iight
and darn. navy and biack-reg. ~. u
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FRIDAY OFFERINGS N
RUGS
Best Administer Rugs-io6xi1S n.
and l1.3xi2 ft.-rtchest
Orientals slightly mismatchsd.
therefore so and %: vaiuss..... .22.0
Finest Seamless Velvet Rugs
exi2 ft.-f!oral and Oriental
d~sslsns-value Ssi.oo...""",",",,140 5
1000 Carpet samples-wilton
Velvsts and Axminster-bound
or frlnged-yalus e2.0o and $500. -. 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
MOB THROWN OFF
TRAIL OF NEGRO
Especial to The Times Dispatch

L
Cape Charles Va. March l4.-Indict-
ed last night at Salisbury. Md. Court
hoGse, secretly tried, convicted and sem
fenced, and then hurried into waiting
automobile and rushed out of the State
was thu history of five minutes OF the
life OF Emmons Waller, the confessed
assailant of Miss Ella Bailey on Mon
day afternoon.
The trial and conviction of Waller
started when Sheriff Roy Smith re-
ceived telephone message that the
mob was forming. Not more ;han ten
minutes elapsed from the time the ne
gro was brought from the county Jail
until he was .sentnecad to ten years
at hard labor In the penitentiary and
was on his way TO a place of safety.
The judge was Informed that mob
was waiting in front of the court
house, determined to lynch the culprit,
not waiting for the mob THAI was
marching TO the county seat from He
bron and other points Sherin Smith
was notified TO spirit Waller away, and
instead of returning him to jail he
was thrown into a waiting automobile,
covered with blankets. and a real race
for life was begun.
To throw the angry crowd Off the
track, a southern course was taken
until well out OF the city; then the recl
ord run was made 10 Laurel Del The
party arrived at 1920 o'clock last
night The few people on the street
were told that the prisoner was a
youth they had caught on tho charge of
selling whiskey. No one knew better
until afte. midnight. Then messengers
were sent calling upon citizens to
a"enge the attack upon Miss Bailey
Before the crowd could organize. how
ever, the 1;2o express came. and with
drawn guns the Maryland officials, with
iocai officers. landed the convict on the
train.
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DECISION PLEASES
GOOD ROADS MEN
special TO The Times Dispatch.

Ispeclal 10 The Times -Dispatcn
Marrcnton. Va, March 1.-THE do
cisioh OF the Virginia Court of An
peals handed down to-day sustainin-
me circuit Court OF E'auquier coun,y
III us decision of last September. wbich
reversed the verdict of the election
held IN August to vote on a bond issia
Oh s'o,ooo Tor good roads in Centre dis
lrict. which includes warrenton was
eceiVed mere with great enthusiasm
the advocates OF good roads. who
!iaFo been unttring in their efforts
aiiloe mo inauguration OF this move
.'eht LOT material progress The
principal road 10 be built Is on The
", TO Jacksonville National
HIGHWAY, and Will go entirely through
Fauquier county. from Prince yv.uIo,,,
10 Chipeper counties. At the election
acid In August tile county as yyho,a
gave majority for the bond Issue M,
centre district gave majority OF ons
AGAINST Allegations of election ir-
TesuIarites were alleged by the goo,
ROADS advocates. who filed a contsst
400 on the first allegation that the
returns were wrong and that tho ma
)orlty was cast In favor OF the Issue.
by consent of counsel on both afdes
tho ballots We're recounted and the re-
count showed majority OF two votes.
me case on the part of those favor
ing the BOND issue was rested at this
pont, put its opponents noted an an.
peal, which was granted, the apnenI
oeing taken on tho constitutionality ~
the act OF tho Legislature as well as 10
introduce other evidence, out which
was not brought out as evidence he
fore the Circuit Court.
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Countess Torby is Granddaugh.
ter of Alexander Puchkine,
Russian Poet.

bf "a MARaUIsE DIE EONTENoY.
OW does Countess rorhy. the
~ morganatic wife OF Grand Duke
1 Michael Michaelaiovitch. ccnic
10 nav strain OF negro blood
IN her veins? That is question which
mas on several occa siuns recently been
addressed TO me by readers OF these.
ietters. cam quite und arstand the
ILH i. sly, since the grand duke aud
ms Wiie' par la main Sauchc. are
among the best known igurcs Of ihe
rlchch hlNiera, where 50 many Amer
ivans are now ASS embed for the sea-
son. indeed. the grand duke is the
president of the lca'ling golf club OF
that part OF the world
, me TACT of the matter Is that the
countess Torby's mother. Countess
Na'aiie Nuremberg, morganatic widow
Of ' I Nicholas OF Nassau and
daughter of Russia's famous poct.
alexander Puchkine: and the latter
WIS u great-Grandson. on the distntt
sius OF NE house. or Peter the Greats
oal-piack negro bodyservant and
nodySuard. Hannibal. Hannihat n prr-
lect giant in stature, and q -,inrpifl-
.tht specimen of the negro race can
aurcn ny slave raiders in the Soudan,
ahu reared there. was presented ~ tbr
i"ulShai as Il gift TO Peter .tltc Great
nc became deeply attached to his i'm :
petiai ma ter watched over him by day
- 49, anu Si'pt stretched he
lore the door OF the t,mperor.s ND;
room; He was a very Intelligent, man.
ana In course of time became a con,
vert To Christianity. and Was chris
tened at wilma. with Peter TIN. C;reai
as MS godfather. and Queen Marie az
SaNony and OF Poland. that is 10 say.
IN me consort OF King August the
strong. as his godmothcr receiving the
names OF Abraham Pctrovitch
In course of time the Emperor. began
10 employ him FOR ali sorts OF con
ndentiai missions. and he did so well
that ths car gave him commission
IN the army. with the rank of captain.
from which he rose 10 that of general
perial master with hereditary nobIIi.
~ on the proposal OF Field Marshal
Count Munich. He married y Russia,
woman and his daughter ami the
he!ress OIL mis- great wealth. that is To
say. ull-nedged mulatto, married
INTO the house OF PuchlSinc. one OF the
Oldest Boyard families of the Musco.
vite aristocracy. Through tbs mar.
| rage she became the grandmother OF
the poet Alexander Puchkine. who's,
exceedingly dark skin, his kiukv black
hair and mis- thick lips clearly be.
| lrayed his negro ancestry Countess
Torby's mother was his young.sl
Although Puchkinc is now vcncratef
and hailed throughout the len.cth ant
! breadth OF the Russian cmpire os IN,
greatest poet of the nation. yet at tn
time OF his SO tragic death In 1897: prct.
( " nearly no one but Emperor Ntciul;t.
L. ana his Frussian consort (sistcr oil
old Emperor William OF Germany
We're ciever enough to appreciate HI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
AN ALMANAC
AS LIFE SAVER
What She Read In a Little Book
Proved To Be Helpful and
Showed a Kentucky Lady
How To Regain Her
Health

Covington, Ky" Everybody thought
| had consumption" writes Mrs Martha
Owens, OF this place.
Nobody believed | could ever get
we'll
According to them, should be in my
grave now and not up writing letters.
One day Ladies Birthday Almanac
fell into my hands. read ii and told nv
husband that | would try Cardui, for /
believed in what the book said that this
medicine would do.
bought bottle, took the medicine,
and began TO get better right away
could feel how it was doing me good.
After had taken FIVE bottles the pain and
hurting was all gone; and felt so well
and happy.
During the time was sick couldn't
do anything, no sweeping, no homework
OF any kind, and sometimes my head
would hurt from sun-up 10 shutdown.
Now all this has changed, and have
to thank Cardui for it.
Put my name in the papers, so that
everybody may know what Cardui has
done for me and that others may try this
medicine, which am sure will help them,
too"
II you suffer as Mrs. Owens did, take
her advice. Try Cardui. 1t may be just
what you need
N. B.-IVyits 10 Ladies' Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special Instructions and GA page
book, Home Treatment for Women"
sent in plain wrapper on request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
SLOW PROGRESS
IN HUFFMAN TRIAL
Eighteen Witnesses for Govern.
ment Examined---case May
Go Into Next Week
Especial to The TImes-Disno,oh

Especial to The Times D ispatoh.1
Hynchpurg, Va, March 14-When
the Federal court adjourned this after
noon at b:aO o'clock eighteen wit.
hesses Tor the government had been
examined In the Huffman mail robbery
case the total for the day being ff-
teen. the case Is being handled slow.
on account of the mass Of tes-
timohy, and 1t may go into next week,
unless there is an unexpected turn
me witnesses during the morning
session traced the pouch In which the
stolen package was supposed to be
to Huffman's possession, his reoeipt
Tor II boing introduced.
Transfer Clerk Smithson. q, r.ynch-
burg. who signed for the pouch from
the Bluefield train. testified the rotary
look corresponded with his recent.
but his associate. O. B. Ward, who
delivere1 the pouch to Huffman, did
not examine the lock and could not
testify as to the number showing on
it,
the clerks associated with Thurman
on train 3S on the Southern testified.
one of them, John West, the clerk
In charge, proved to DO n good wit
ness for Huffman, for from his owl
dence there seemed TO have been nc
way for Huffman to have extracted
the money package. reloclsed the lock,
and thon called, for witnesses as to
the unpouching of the registry mat
ter. as the government claims.
Chief Inspector ISenne and Inspector
Robinson were examined Mt great
length. but their evidence was in de-
tall only, throwing little new light
on the case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
Social and
Personal

Miss Delta Beverley, of F'auquier
ner COUSINS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Bever.
icy, at their home In Gintor Park. left
town yesterday. Miss Beverley Is one
OF the most prominent girls in Ylr
Elnia society. and her visit OF several
weeks has been filed with functions
given In her honor. Several pretty
Club, and a luncheon of eight covers
beverley at the clubhouse.
Miss Beverley has gone to Essex
county where she will visit her uncle
ley. at "Blandfield," for the remainder
of this month.
In New York.
Miss Marie ]. steinbrcchcr. OF $40
West Grace Street, who IS studying
vocal music in New York this winter.
had the honor of singing for Caruso
on Saturday, March 0. MSS Stein
brccher's sister, Mss Rosena Stein
brccher. accompanied her on the
piano.
or Interest Here.
or much interest to Virginia societ:'
Is tho account of the sale OF tho
Stuart portrait OF Washington nj the
Harrison sale in Philadelphia:
The highest price ever paid for 4
painting OF Gilbert stuart. $1,000 was
paid yesterday IN this city for the
canvas upon which tho brush of the
famous artist portrayed the likeness
OF George Washington. which has
been accepted by many generations OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
SchwarzschiLd Bros.
TAR winch terminated fatally for ono

tair which terminated fatally for one
OF me participants and resulted IN a
p"iniul flesh wound for the other.
William Thompson. who operates tasl
MIL. and Ben. Bakes. coiored aged
Trout twenty-iivc years, who did the
Jogging. had some words relative to
some change that Baker wished made;
In their contract. when Baker drew
MS revolver and perhaps would have
Hiiied Thompson had 1t fred the nrst,
time On the second effort the pistol,
iired and inflicted a painful, but not
at all serious, wound in Mr. Thomp4 Il
sons leg Baker attempting to adj
Just his revolver discharged IL, and
the ball entered Bakers head and
death resulted Immediately. .l =
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PendIeton chnngca plcn.

tSpccial 20 The Times Dispatchl
Buckingham, W., March iI.-in th,
case OF n. E. Pendleton. charged with
shooting at W. g. Dunscomb and his
Wife. the jury in the Circuit Court to-
day failed TO agree upon verdict.
whereupon the accused asked leave to
chanse his plea of not guilty and en-
tered plea of guilty to a charge OF
misdemeanor, waving his right of a
.riai by jury, and Judge TIundley hav-
ing heard the case. fixed his punishment
at none months confinement In tha
county jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

lSpesial to The Times ID ispatch. 5
Henderson, y. c.. March 1.-TWO
stores occupied by ". 4. Carter and
j. II. Gresham. adjoining the large,
establ' shment OF +. c. DAVIS Sons
Company, were entirely consumed by,
fire with their contents early this
morning. 1t vas comparatively calm
otherwise the whole block possibly
would have been consumed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15
NEGRO IN ATTEMPT TO
Kill. ANOTHER SHOOTS HIMSELF

tSneciai TO The Times Dispatch
+ Warrenton. n. c., March 14.-Thurs-
day morning, Thompson's saw mill
which s located upon the "old Som
merville Farm about three miles from
town. waa the Scsne OF q shooting 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Saints Church. is the guest of Captain
and Mrs McComas in Newport News.
Mrs. j. Haskins Hobson. OF Powhatan
county. has been the recent guest of
relatives at Forest Hill.
Mrs. j. c. NOEL. of winston Salem.
\. C., is now the guest of Miss May
Jones at the Chesterfield, after visit
TO Mrs. Fred Peasants.
Mrs. Mary l. Hill left town Tuesday
to visit relatives and friends in Nor
folk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Black = A'' e"N
Last years Spring Suits" SEEDS sizes.
In Serges Shepherds Checks 800
-
ST." sntteen Peic"ae. all
sV md si.25
cream
$500 Seco silk all
Linen
5o Striped Nessaiinc
yard. wide; finish
Remnants Of Stills and Dress Goods in disable
Lengths, Half the Regular Prices.
made o
Remnants of White Lawns, White Madras, White
Pique and Wash Goods, One-Third to One-Half
Less Than Regular Prices.
yards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Miss Helen Stockdell has gone to
New York. whore she will study music
for several months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Miss Marie Higgins ia very Ill a
her home on Governor Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Miss May Crenshaw. OF Norfolk, who
Is visiting her cousin. Miss Warfield
Crenshaw, will return to her home
this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Mrs. Frank B. Guest and littl.
daughter have been the recent guest,
of relatives In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Miss Bruce Goolrick, who has beel
visiting relatives In FREDERICKSBURG
has returned to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Miss Anne Brewer has returned t.
Newport News, after spending weel
with relatives in tn, rity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Travers Wood have
taken an apartment at 1oaa West
Graos Street for the spring season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Robert G. Rennolds has been the 70
cent guest of his sisters at their HON
in Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Mrs j. Luther and de OF Norfolk.
has come to DIR. in. He Nhospital. In
this city, for treant year. Is
in 1900 and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd has re-
turned to Winchester. after spending
the past two months In this CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

When 1t
fcrments it
sets LOOSE in
the ston-
acli poison
Gus gases,
which irri-
{ d t c t h e
great pneu-
m o g astric
nerve that
! c a d 5 di-
rectlyt to
the brain
from t h e
stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

by IA MARQUIsE DIE EONrENoY.
uOW does Countess rorhy. the
~ morganatic Wife OF Grand Duke
1 Michael Michaelai ovitch, conc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

In and Out OF Town,
Miss Sallie Stuart, of Alexandria, Is
visiting Mrs. NJ. q. Warren at 1oC
South Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

Midshipman Jenifer Garnett, who is
now In Cuban waters with the feet,
has had mis- name sent to the Senate
by President Taft to be ensign In the
navy. Richard Pegram Meyers. of
Petersburg, has also been made en-
sign.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-27
Congrexatieaal Church Notice.

There wilt be no church services
until further notice. Sunday school
rs usual every Sunday vt II O'Clock
in the morning.
IF. Vasku, Pastor.