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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
New
Cut Glass

We have just opened and will
have ready for Saturday S sell
linz in the main aisle, a large
assortment Of choice cut glass
Buy now for your Thanksgiv-
inc use and for holiday pres
ents. The assortment Is com
plctc and priced especially
low-salad bowls, pitchers,
fern dishes. vases, celery
trays. sugars and crcamers,
salt and pepper shakers, bon
bon dishcs-in fact everything
TO make your sideboard and
table attractive. Come and
500 them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20 1912

All toilet articles. not restricted In
price by manufacture, are here at the
lowest cut rates. prices so low that
they viii not bear the cost Of advcr-
tiSine them extensively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-26

Children S Plush Coats
Child's plush coats, sizes from
3 to s years; new line Just
opened. BE sure and see these
at 800.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
WEST POINT

Especial to the Times Dispatch
West Point. Va, February io.-Rev.
W. S. l.eake. State evangelist OF the Vir-
einia Baptists. has been visiting his
Seventeen years ago MIR. Leako was
the paator OF the church at this place.
coming here from Grocer Theolog cal
Seminary, after graduation and brought
his bride in August of tho same year.
Tie Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety OF the Methodist Church has
organized MISSION study class and
VIII study Brazil Mrs Otto Wright
will lead.
The Missionary Society of the Bap-
der the leadership OF Mrs. Thomas T.
ia gby. to study The Challenge of
the CITY" by Josiah Strong.
The Equal Suffrage League. while
waiting to vote, Will take up course
of study.
Professor Anderson, OF Richmond
College, will deliver the FIRST OF a series
OF Sunday afternoon talka under the
auspices of the City Club, composed
OF Young men, next Sunday afternoon.
In the near future Ex-Governor A. j..
Montague, will address the club, he
being followed from time to time by
other distinguished speakers.
Mrs. Emma Roy Spencer will leave
this week to spend some time in Rich
mond. with Mrs. Eta Lumpkin
Thmble club this week
Miss Cry&al Farinholt entertained
the Whist Club.
Miss Mamie Bland entertained the
High School faculty this week In q
charming manner in her home on E
Mrs. Charles Gable, from Baltimore.
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ed.
MorvitZ.
Mrs. a. j. AumaclS has several reia-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
ORANGE

Especial to Tho Timcs-D ispatch.I
Orange, Va, February l0.--sirs. w.
Burgess and Master William Burgess
spent several days with Mrs. Mary
Smith in Richmond.
Mrs. Il. c. Booton and Miss Dora
thea Tatum are spending some time
in Richmond.
Judge Shackleford and Miss Shackle-
ford spent last Saturday in Warren
ton
Mrs. George shackelford was in
Washington this week attending the
board meeting of the d. i. r.. of
which she is member as the vice
president-general from Virginia.
nesday and Thursday In Washington.
Harry Taliaterro left for Boston
last week.
Newton Marshall has returned from
q short visit TO Mrs. John Reid. in
Roanoke
Miss Nancy shackelford left on Sat
urday for Charlottesville. where she
will be the guest Of AIR. and Mrs.
from there she Will go 10 LYME hburg
Max Field and William F.eld have
returned from trip to Bermuda. They
ard Washington.
MIR. and Mrs, George Marshall have
returned from short stay in Now
York.
Miss Evelyn Marshall, who has been
the CUES, of Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
Marshall In New York. Is now the
guest OF Miss Augusta Freeman. in
lew York.
Miss Seila Bradbury, Miss Elizabeth
Ransome and Mrs. George Browning
attended the dance which was given
In Culpeper last Thursday.
Frank Mcintosh formerly Of Orange,
but now Of Farinvillc, Is the guest Of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. +. Nc
1ntosh.
John Randolph Francis Simmons,
Isaac Granger, Richard Stokes, John
Cole. of Woodberry Forest High
School, spent the week end IN Lynch
burg.
r. ~ Fct2er. one Of thu masters at
Woodberry Forest School, has been
called to Concord, y. c., by tho dea til
of his father.
Mrs. WEBSTER johnson, Mrs. John
Mcdonald and Mrs. James Jones. were
/ in Culpeper last week
Will Dunn, of Clarks Mountain, has
been in town several days this week.
Lewis Mcdonald, OF Louisville, Ky.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mcdonald last week.
Barton. Mason spent tho week end
in Washington.
Miss Eugenia Coppey. who was in
Orange last summer, is spending the
winter in Washington, d. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
MALVERN HILL
Especial 70 The Times; Dispatch, !

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.l
Malvern HILL Va. February 10
Miss Cora Greeley entertained the
Lend Hand" Circle OF Kings DauSh-
tors at her home, "Westbury," on
Thursday. Among the members pres
ent We're Misses Eftie Woodcock. Mary
Carter, Cora Greeley, Mcsdamcs IL.
s. Saunders. NJ. e. Bell, j. NJ. Gill. e.
Z. Woodcocs, Sadie Fuqua and j. NJ.
Bell. After all business before the
society had been attended 10 the mem
hers pnrtook OF u delicious luncheon
with their hostess.
y large skating party gathered at.
Roland's Pond on Wednesday To enjoy
the ice at That beautiful and
picturesque place. The pond. which
covers about zoo acres. was covered
with ice about seven inches thick IN
perfect condition. AS this is the first
time in the past ten years that there
has been Ice enough all over the pond
TO permit Of this sport. old and young
turnel out. Those seen ut the pond
We're Misses Anne RuGln. Sue Cart6r.
Helen Spcer, Carrie X and Mamie
RuffIr Vienna Carter, Elizabeth Har-
rison, Mary Carter MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh r. Harrison, MIR. nnd Mrs. j.
NJ. Bell. Mrs. II. S. Saunders, Mrs. NJ.
= G. Harrison. j. Rulfin. Beverley
Carter. Is, Ruffin. Misses Edith and
Mabel Baker
Miss Anne RufIin and Master Buster
Ruftln arc the guests of Miss Carrie
Is Rultln. at Eivelynton. :.
Misc Mary Nelson. who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
A Physicians Report on
tuberculosis Medicine

Have used Eck!Ran's Alternative In sew
trrl cases OF ,ubc.cuiar glands o, the neck
with e1ceilcn, results every time Ia ono
case II cost me- so. !or the CIR! wa1 put on
II only until she could arrange to be operated
on and In q short time operation was not
needed suppose your records are Iust !.
hnc as OF old. You know my .ath In it,
Eckman's Alternative IS effective IN other
Germs Read whE; Mrs. GaTvin says:
Idaho Fslie. Idaho.
Gentlemen: have gained twenty-five
pounds since last February and ny baby ie
In per.ee, health. She IN now four month.
old. have been waiting since she was born TO
ssc how would sc, along am now doing
all my work. have been ever since she ma S
four weeks old, and am steadily gaining
do not cough or raise anything at oil. /
believe ray lung trouble is cured"
ts!sned Anidnv!D MRS. N. H. GaRvTE
Note-Mr,. Garvin is the mother Of seven
children.
Eekman'U Alternative Is effective In srou.
eh!t!s, Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
Troubles. and in upbuild.ns the system
Does not contain poisons. oplatcs or habit.
forming drugs. For sale by Owens G Minor
DRUG Company and other icndin: Druggist,
Ask for booklet o! cured cases and write Ia
Ecknan Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa for
additional evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

ed her course at business college i'll
Baltimore, returned home Friday.
Miss Berthe Lee NAPLES left Satur-
day to spend the week lend with her
aunt, Mrs. W. Woodward. of Hampton.
Va.
a Ice club has been organized ut.
John 4. +. Rogers. of Savannah, Ga,
Is with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer +. Rogers.
Louis /. Click and bride arrived
home Thursday. They Will reside on
High Street
Joseph s Mills spent the week in
Mrs William II. Parker is homo
from II stay Of three weeks with rela-
tivcs In New York and Washington.
Miss Lillian Keilam, of Rchmond
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. &. Lloyd
Doughty.
Mrs. Landon b. Derby was hostess
Iu-.day attetnoon to a number or
day OF Miss Ella Wise. and was IN
Dr. L. P Leatherhury quietly cele-
hrated his eighty-ninth birthday ut
home Monday. Many called. Mrs.
Leatherbury is now scventyeiEht
oldest couple In the county.
Mrs. X. l. Shield is at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Charles ". Cullen, OF
Georgetown. Del.
Herbert ". Ilellam. OF Chicago, is
spending a short vacation with his
mother.
/. u. T. ouinby left Wednesday for
b. Quinby, of Tampu. Fla.
Mrs. Richard T.. Amcs, who was
quite Ill sunday last. is much I'M.
proved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
GORDONSVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Gordonsrille, Va, February IT,
Miss Virginia Emmons. oil CnarIottes-
vale, was u visitor this week at The
home OF DIR. John W. scott.
w. II. Rennie. OF Dumbarton, has
moved his family TO the farm he re-
Gently purchased from =. a Crcpp.
near Somerset.
Miss Mabel Martin has returned
from visit TO her sister, Mira. C. t..
Norris, at Somerset.
Porter Manly. OF Clifton Forge spent
several days this week in the city.
Rev Hugh II. HUDSON left this week
TO attend the Presbyterian Laymen' s
Missionary MovemeR in session at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bolcn Clarke. OF Clifton Forge, was
visitor this week at the homo of
l.. J. Faber.
Ellis Downer left Wednesday to
visit relatives at Clifton Forge.
Mr. and Mrs. X. c. HoSsheud MIR.
and Mrs. NJ. y. Swan and cniiuren and
Harris Davenport left Thursday to
spend some time in Washington.
George III. Scott, of Richmond, visit
ed his parents. nr and Mrs. John w.
Scott, here this week
James Sneed mas returned from a
visit TO friends IN Richmond.
g. II. Thomas, OF Roanoke. was a
recent gucst of his father, y. NJ.
Thomas. who is quite sick.
Richard Woody, OF Richmond. visited
his mother. Mrs. W. J. Woody. hero
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
MON TVALE
{ Special to The 7,imns-D,sno,

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l
Moutvalc, Va, February I6Mltis,
patterson. OF the Montrose High
school. with the members OF the
shakespeare clssa. Misses Cornelia
herrell. Mary Obenshain. Ada BE- gs,
Sallie Otey, Pheba Alphin and Eent
Terrell. Jack Obenshain. Walter Ro-
hertsoh. Ernest Howard, Ned Harry
and Jack Garrett went to Roanoke g
on tAonday To attend the Shak espeare
Performance at Virginia CoIlee.c
Mrs. Bette Rice was called TO Roam
okc OH Monday to see Elizabeth and
James Terrell, her grandchildren, who
arc sick NJ the home OF their parents,
hiI. and Mrs. T. II. Terrell.
MISS Mabel zimmerman, of Roanoke.
and Mrs. l. II. Otey, of Bristol were
Weekend guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Buford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
HOUSTON
Especial to TIL. Times.D;sna,c,,

tSpeSidl 10 ne JllltS-DlSpatCn.
4-ouston. Va. February 10--An at
given at the rcctory on Wednesday,
which was n charming fenture of tho
afternoon. was rendered by the play
ing OF Mrs. Sparrow aud Mrs Schercr:
Il Hear You Calling fe." al sung by
Mrs. James S. Easley. and the several
performances of the pupils OF Mrs.
Massey and Miss Annie Hankins, De-
licious refreshments Were served, The
following also assisted at the musicale
Misses Elizabeth Edmunds. Margaret
Edmunds. Mary Green Jordan. Martha
Craddock. Mary Coles Hankins, Sail
Faulkner. Dollie Bouldin, Elizabeth
Darlington. Alice Darlington, Eliza
BETH and Virginia. Lovelace.
Miss Florence Easley entertained a t
ono table of bridge on Friday after.
noon in honor OF her house guest,
NJ SIS Lancaster.
Major n. a. Edmondsoa. who spent
the weekend at his home, has re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Garland Dorsey entertained on
Saturday afternoon at q chsrmingly
SIS Kitty Lancaster. of Richmond.
Thos. playing were the Misses Ian.
caster. Florence Easley. Fiorine Irby.
Helen Barksdalc. Sadie Leigh, Mildred
Edmunds. and Mesdames j. s. Easley.
u. +. Frost. w. II. Edmunde. o. NI,
Glenn. +. L. Booker. The prizes were
won b. Miss Helen Barl<sdale and Miss
Lancaster, the latter receiving a beau
tiful sold bar pin as the guest prize.
AT the end Of play delicious refresh
mentS were served at small tables in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
HARRlSONBURG
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.J
,t.p narrissonours. va, February 10
Forrer. have gone to' an exIended
trip through the West
MISS Lorena Fox has returned to
ner home at Greenwood, Albemarlc
Hwank. near ChriEman.
e. MI. and Mrs. Harvey McVeish. OF
euipeher county, have returned nome
after visit to their son, Harvey Me
Weigh. Jr;. who was recently elected
eashier OF the Bank OF Elkton.
frank l. Suhlett has returned from
trip OF several weeks to Florida.
49,: father. Lieutenant l. c. Myers
TO Warrington, after Visit to her
sis T Mrs. aaylor y. Myers.
palmer gave :, brilliant recital Tues
day night. MISS Elizabeth Miller. Of
stauntun' sang The Nightingale"
=, a n.nry : Harrison' Of Elk Garden.
we're stroke OF paralysis recently.
Miss Rcba Sipe has returned from
:, VS., VISIT 10 Mrs. c. q. Richardson in
Mrs. a. NJ. Hubbard, OF Ronceverte
" W va. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. T.
guest of her sister, Mrs. Otto Wise.
Miss Mamie Sprinkel has ucre for
a visit 10 friends In staul~a and
Richmond.
Miss Winnifred Chapman. OF Evans
ton Ind, Ia the guest OF Mrs. Frank
+. Nicholas
Mrs. George II. ST. Clair. OF Taze-
wei: was q recent visitor in the home
OF G. II, Chandler
Mrs. Joseph $. Mcsserly is spending
some Time with relatives in Washing
Mrs. II. s. Byers left Monday for
E visit to her old home in Goldsboro
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WILLIAM SRURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. !

hb lltneS-DlGpatCn.l
Williamsburg. Va, February TO-
NJ !. w. T. Christian entertained a few
friends Friday afternoon to celebrate
her birthday. Those invited were Mrs.
g. HankinB, Mrs T. J. Stubs, MrF.
u. 9. Durfey. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Manly
Barnes. Mrs. w. l. Jones and the
Misses Cora Smith and Condlt. Mrs.
james a. Christian. Miss Emily Chris.
tian and little Miss Mary Wall Chris
tan served refreshments.
OLE, Virginia prector-Wilson. OF
ter. Mrs L. II. BAH. Mrs. Wilson. VINO
Is a native OF Virginia, is now vice.
president OF the ONO state Board of
Hospitals.
Ars. Charles Bryan spent the week
W til relatives in Richmond.
Alrs. $. J. Brooks aud daughter.
Florence. visited relatives here the
first of the week.
Mrs. l.. w. Lane, Jr.. spent the past
week visiting relatives in Norfolk
Mrs. Laura Moore. who liz spending
the winter here with her brother. NJ.
a. Shipman, is the guest OF friends
The Rev. and Mrs. K. Rufin Jones
lett the first of The week for Char
loilesr.lle. where Mrs. Jones and chill
dren VIII visit her mother Mrs.
Dabncy. Mr.. Jones has gone TO Wash
inston and New YORK on a mission Tor
Bruton Parish Church. OF when lie
Is rector.
Miss Mary Pitman Is in Shepherds
town, w. Va, where she Will remain
with relatives for month.
Mrs. Harry y. Philips has returned
from a weeks visit to MrR. Holt, In
Newport News.
Guthrie kennard lett here Thursday
morning for Jdnesboro. Ca. where he
mas accepted Il position.
Martson Christian mas returned from
visit 10 friends in Newport News.
Miss Watts. OF Orange, has been
spending the week here with rcla-
tivcE.
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young lawyer OF Abingdon. Tho nup-
tials VIII oe solemnIzed some tinio
m MarSh' the date no! yet being un.
q Mrs. Paul Dulaney. Of Washington.
y, C. She was a resident OF Bristol
Tor several years.
inn MRS; Thomas The Erection is entertain
iss as ner guest Mrs. Samuel Laird,
OF oklahoma. Mrs Laird was prior
70 her marriage. Bliss Daisy panhorst,
on Jones6oro. Tenn. a social favorito
Slnia.
Mrs; Frank Lowory entertained with
rock party Tuesday. afternoon COM
pWIi'''S s,nt!,Sr TO her guest. Mre: Andrew
Mcclure formerly resided in Bristol.
=, oirs. II. j.. Buckley entertained the
Wonian's History Club at ner homo
on Anderson Street. Monday afternoon.
virginia Parrish. The story OF "The
trihcess was told In charmin.;
n . by Mrs. John ]. Cox and the
formally Its passage ~ ="
me LadIes auxiliary Society of
Nins CoileSe WAL celebrate the ami
sersary OF Washington's birth with
55pproprlate exercises IN Caldwell
Iadioca Memorial Hail. on tho college
campus. Those participating wall APP
pear Mi.s n G9ioniai Costumes.
party of young friends at her home
vh fairmount Avenue one AFTERNOON
lhis week. The guests we're Misses
Gdlth Kelly. Edith Rollins. Katherine
Goodell, Katherine Brewer. AIbeftlne
sing, Esteiie Susong, Eleanor BUT
ING. Mcdonald L.nusay. Carter Crymrle
Shlhe bunting, Harry Aaron, Nc
po ol Lyon Bertis Hagy. Ewing
6roFn- and Herbert Peters.
airs. Samuel Garter waddeh. OF New
noIh' is mere on Visit 10 her sister
AIRS. a. S. Mcdowell.
marry Shelton has returned from
souii ern Florida. where he spent two
weeks with Bristol hunting party
among the Brhtol people who arc
extending the Laymens Conference I'm
Ehatt ,nooga. are Or. c. c. Carson, OF
the first Presbyterian Church; Colo.
hopert Wallace and Robert Kane.
complimentary TO Mrs. A. w. Nc
Lure. OF stanton, Mrs. e. f. Kabler
pretty appointments. Bridge was
played at three tables. Mrs. Irving
the top score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
Sunday Services
In City Churches
UnIenH Othcr,viHe noted In this
column, usual services will he con-
Quoted at customary hours by reEu-
lar pastors OF local churches.

GeReral Burlington Booth, president OF tho
Volunteers O America. who arrived In
Richmond last night WILL opcak here twice
to-day This afternoon he Will speak to
men In the auditorium of The Young Meme
Christian Association. His eubJcct will BIO
HAS Nan Second Chuncc?" This
Seventh Street Christian Church.
DR.. BlausteIn, OF New York. will preach
tonight ut o'clock in Sir Moses Monte
fore synagogue. Ills subject wili be Tho
American People and the Jewish"
Colonel e. G. HERON. of ph,Iadelphia re-
presenting the Volunteers OF America. will
preach this morning At Ii o clock In Calvary
Saptiai Church The pastor. Rev. Ryiand
Knight d. D., Will preach al night.
Rev. c.: #. Chuinbled VII! preach al /,
p,etock this morning In the Westminster
Erespyi.iian Church. TIE pastor, Rev.
james Y: Fnir. d. D.. will preucn at night.
nov Alexander I. Bowser. minister OF the
First Unitarian Church, will preach the
tnifo OF series OF scrmons on the .stnc-
i've features vi Unitat.anlsm ....s moruing
at o'ciool. His subject will be Tho
Leadership OF Jesus"
The Baptist SUNDAY School Association OF
hiohnond and vlc.niy vii! meet this az
ternoOn at O'Clock In the Grace Hapl!st
church Rev. George ". Mcdaniel. d. D..
pastor OF the First Bantist Church viii
sp-sk.
The weekly meeting o. the Mems BarSca
lass " the First Bapuht Church will ;oke
pinse THIS morning III $50 O'Clock In the
auditorium VI the Mechanics Institute
Psepafations arc n0w being made ps the
NJaMonu iSIrdca- Philothea Union for q
ma ss-nIecting 10 take place February n,
&hen Rev. Frank Anderson, OF Johnsluw n
y. w, treasurer OF the World Wide 3aracu-
phiinthsa uLion, VII! be the principal
speaker.
uhis matter Was do;ussed at tho las,
Inssl!ns OF the un.on ned in tho Grace
street Presbyterian Church Friday night A
committee wah appointed at that time to
arrange FOR the mdss meeting.
ne next meeting ~ hy mi. t-ii,
piacc AT O'Clock on ths night OF March 3
et the Seventh Street ChrietIau Church,
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ONANCOCK@a

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Onancock, Va. February 10.--Mrs. $.
Randall Belote, Master James Belotc
und Mrs. Bettio *. Broughton left for
South Palatka. Fla. tuesday,. While
there they Will visit Mrs. Benjamin
Il. Crockett.
in Northampton county.
Miss Sadie T.. Fletcher Is the guest
OF her former schoolmate Mrs. Arson,
OF Washington.
Miss Annie Il. Hopkins is with her
cousin. Mrs. Edgar w. Carpenter, at
Grace Church rectory, Alexandria.
Oswald B. Hopkins. OF Anne Arun-
dol county, Md, spent last week with
has father. Captain John p. L. Hop
kins.
Miss Sallie c. Hopkins having finish
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
PLAN OF coNsoLlUATIoS.
Fosn Introduces Bill 10 Creme New
bureau OF Navy Department.


ISpecial to The Tines Disp1tcht
washington, d. C., February 10
ConGressman Foss. OF ILLINOIS, for new
eral years chairman of the House Com
n'itee on Naval Affairs, has introduced
O hin TO create new bureau of the
Navy Department, which would take
care OF revenue cutter service, tho
lighthouse service. the life saving ser
Vice and the United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
The President is authorized to ap-
point board consisting OF seven per-
cons ono representative OF the mari
time interests OF the United States. two
representatives of the Department OF
Commerce and La Dor. Two from the
revenue cutter service and two from
the navy. VINO would be authorized to
agree upon plan or consolidation of
the departments named. when so con
roildated they would be knc wn as the
Coast Guard Bureau OF thc Navy De-
pnrtment. but TO form lao constituent
part, except In time or war.
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quite Ill at her homo. High Hills"
for several weeks. is much improved
IN health
MIR and Mrs. William T. Hewitt. of
North Bend" have returned from u
visit to the formers father. Captain
L. c. Wilcox, who has been Ill for
some time In Richmond.
Mrs. IL. S. Saunders has retul ned to
ner home, Upper Shirley" from Il
visit to Norfolk. While there Mrs.
saunders was the guest of Miss Mary
Wilcox.
Allan p. Johnson spent Monday In
Richmond.
Mrs Dwaync Tompkins, OF HenrIco
county. is visiting her father, \. It.
Greeley, at "Westbury."
j. NJ. Bell. of Riverview. spent
Thursday and Friday OF this week
In Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

lives visiting her from New York.
Professor Thompson. who has been
IN West Point several weeks, las re-
turned 10 his home in Orange, n. j.
Rev: j. K. Harms, o! Mars Hill, n.
-, VINO has been recently called TO
the Baptist Church here. will preach
the first sermon OF his pastoratc here
on next Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
he drawlng-rooln.

Miss Florence Easley entertained at
bridge on Saturday evening in COM
pliment to her house guest. Miss Lam
caster of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs James S. Easley spent
several days of the past week in
Washington as the guests of Alr. and
Mrs. Il. Holt Easley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
BRISTOL.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.J
trothal announcement that was re-
ceived with much Interest hero was
made by the Rev. George w. Sum
mers. OF Sultins College, that his
married to George D. Penn; Jr,, q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-09-24
THE RAT CAMPAIGN



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flooring
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Is Of feas
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should to
cumulatons which might
T. harbor rats
Talk to
until the determination Of
stroyed and do overlook the
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When subscription asked give
share matter how small
It VIII organization of the
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