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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
HEATHSVILLE


Especial to the Times-Dispatch
Hcathsrillc, Va. January l3.-Miss
Nellie Cawood, of 81. Mary's county
Md, is visiting at the home of Cashier
Charles l.. Sterling.
NlrStl Carson. son OF Rev T.. G
Carson. left on Thursday to resume his
studies at the University College OF
Medicine in Richmond
iisnry {. Rove spent several days
in Washington recently.
Miss Harriet Blackwell. of fingers
toWn' Md. mas returned 10 her school
duties here.
Misses Ciencvicvc and Margaret
smith entertained at cards mum.
Der of the young people a few nights
ago
Rev. =. c. Carson is on visit Ia
relatives in Amherst county
I. beverly Brown, OF Charleston, w
va, spent several DAYS the past week
al MS home near here
Mrs. Harry Land. of suffolk. is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Horace Ball in
lower northumberland
IL /. Beale. OF Bowling Green. for
merry of this place, has been visiting
relatives near here the past week.
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HIGHLAND PARK
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Highland Springs, Va, January H.
Among the interesting events of the
past week was the reception given in
honor Of the forticth wedding ami
versary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Wood
ward, at their attractive home IN High
land Springs. Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard
directed the entertainment program
Frederick Barbour made the addrcs 5
OF welcome Miss Izora DcNVolf rem
dercd an original poem, When we
Moved In; MIR. Lnthrop gave n
the Bachelor" which was followed by
a character sketch, by James Wilt
comb Riley. Our Hired Girl" Miss
DcWolf then read from tho C;.udle
monologucs. "Mr. Caudlc Becomes n
Mason The Rev. Joseph Scaton con-
Guided the program. Among those
present We're Miss DeWolr, Mrs Me-
ioowell. Mss Broad, MIR and Mrs. T..
;. Read. Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Read. Mr.
ana Mrs. +. Z. Read, the Rev. Mr. Sea
ton Mr.. and Mrs Moore, Mrs Weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, Mrs Storer. Mr..
and Mrs. -. y. Smith, Mrs Davis, Mrs,
Hubbard and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bar
hour, Miss Kathryn barbour. MIR. and
Mrs Rathburn, Mrs. Callahan, Mr..
Lathrop. MIR. and Mrs Lyle, DR.. and
Mrs. Schoenbanm. DR. and Mrs. Collins,
Mrs Monroe. Mr.. and Mrs. Gatcwood.
Mrs Anrinscr. Mr.. and Mrs. l.ovejoy.
MIR. and Mrs. Gray. Miss Ninal, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G.. Woodward and son,
Oren. Jr.
Mr.. Vernon Mayer. of Cedar Avenue,
moved his family to Richmond Thurs
day.
Mir. and Mrs. Lovcjoy. of Boston
are spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs: p. S. Read, at "Reddydale," in
Highland Springs
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WAVERLY
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-
Warcrly, Va. January l3.--w. L.
NJ. Thornton. OF Altavista. spent sew
cral days in Waverly and Sussex
county this week.
l.. g. Sinclair has returned from
Cary. y. c.. with his bride, formerly
Miss Upchurch. They Will reside with
Mrs. b. l.. Cobb on West Main Street.
Archer Page. of Norfolk. was Il guest
in the home of MIR. and Mrs. a. l.. Gray
on Sunday last.
Miss Marion West. after n visit of
several days with friends in Wavcrly.
left to-day for her home in Chase
City.
Misses Frances and Ellen Broaddus,
OF Wakefield. visited friends in Wav-
crly this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Schapiro. of Accomac
county. arrived in Wavcrly this week,
and VIII reside on West Main Street.
John w. West returned home from
New York City last Sunday afternoon.
Judge j. l.. West has returned home
from Sussex Courthouse, where he held
the January term OF Sussex Circuit
Court this week.
Thomas II. lIowerton left Waverly
for Richmond on Tuesday to assume
his duties as member OF the Lcgisla-
turc from the counties OF Sussex and
Grecncsvillc.
Eta Wetzlcr, of Waverly. is visiting
friends in Richmond this week.
L. Fleetwood and w. n. Daniel. spent
the day in Clarcmont on Thursday.
Mrs. w. T. Williams has returned
home from a two weeks visit to friends
in Culpcper county.
X. w Chappcll has returned from
a three days visit to friends in Black
stone.
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WEST POINT
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Especial to The Times Dispatcll.I
West Point, Va. January 15.-The
West Point School Improvement
League held its first meeting OF 1912
in the new rcception-room in the high
school building. and elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: Mrs. j. w.
term); Mrs. George w Richa rdson. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. J. e. Bland.
treasurer: Mrs. I'D. MorvitE. first vice
president; Mrs. "A. /. Lewis. second
vice president; Mrs. Richmond, Bland.
chairman of the membership Eon-
mittee; Mrs. w. r. Broaddus. chair
man OF the visiting committee; Mrs.
Samuel Tunstall Bland. chairman of
the entertainment committee; Mrs.
press committee, and Professor King.
principal OF the High School, chair
man OF buildings and grounds. Sew
eral new members were welcomed to
the league. The improvements were
then inspected with much pride
The Thmblc Club WAS entertained
this week by Mrs. y. Julian Bagby,
Mrs. Freeman, Misses Emily Fuller, OF
West Point. and Mabel Smoot. of Bal
t!more. we're the guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hoffman spent
few days recently in Baltimore. re-
turning to their home here Wcdnes-
The Whist Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Barrie
Fisher.
MIS- Lucy Byrd Dudley, who teaches
the children at the indian Rcscrva
ton. about eighteen miles above West
Point, gave them a line treat ut Christ
mas.
The family OF j. H. Gary recently
held reunion. Ono son, BENJAMIN, and
MS wife. CAME from WASHINGTON, and
another. Harry. and wife, from Nor
folk, thus completing the family cir
ctic, as the three daughters live in
West Point.
There is some slcishing and skating,
but the people are pleased at the idea
OF glorious ice harvest All through,
the country remote from Ice plants
me people are working with II good
VIII to fill their icchouses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
WINCHESTER
fSneciaJtotboT

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G WtnSaeSter, Va. January 13.-Miss
.. Gertrude Marshall. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Marshall. formerly
OF Clarke county. but now of SUM
nit Point. w. Va. was married at
Rock Glen. the home of her parents,
sor of Dr., and Mrs. George A. Davis,
also, of Summit Point 4 large re-
ccption was held after the ceremony
announcement was made here only
Easerstown. Md. on December g. Of
Mrs. katharine Sheehan, daughter of
Mrs. $. L. and the late Alexander
Wi HE, =, OF y, Mardensyille: W. Va. to
"a. the ceremony being performed by
Kew. w. $. owens, pastor of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church
Miss Agnes Smith. who has been
visiting relatives In this city for sew,
eral weeks. has returned TO Staunton
Mrs. Charles j.. SupinEcr, and her
hother-1n-la law. Mrs. Supingcr, have re-
.ulhsu 10 front Royal after visiting a.
the nome OF the formers parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. John L. Ilerrcll, in this city.
Misses Jessie and Bcrnicc Swhicr, of
indiana. who have heen visiting Miss
irene Capper. In Winchester. have been
me nonor guests at many handsome
weeks.
Miss Meade has gone to washington
after visiting her brother and sister
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Nat. Meade, near
town. ''"'
Miss Bessie McNcar. of Huntington
w. Va. who has been visiting her aunt
MISS Bessie Gaver, at Middlctown. has
returned to Sweet Briar College,
Mrs Abney Payne has returned to
tort Mcfienry. Md. after visiting at
the home of her parents, DIR. and Mrs
William p. Mcclure, in Winchester.
Miss Mary Rhodes, of Middletown,
mas returned from a visit to her sis,
ter. Mrs. Walter Lnaweaver, at Iiar-
risonburs.
Miss Helen E. zlrklc. who has been
spending two weeks with relatives
in philadelphia. has returned to her
home In Winchester
Mrs. James b. Lovett has been visit
ing friends in lIarrIsonhurE this week
Mrs. John Il. Hoffman. of Whining
ton, Del. returned to her homo on
wednesday,. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Virginia Mutton, OF this
city.
Hir. and Mrs. Luther Jones, who have
been visiting the lattcr's mother, Mrs
Henry Schneider. Sir. in this city. re-
turned to Washington n few days ago
MISS Elizabeth HudgnS has return
ed TO Hampton. after spending the
holiday season at the home of her
grandparents, Or. and Mrs. William s.
Love, III Winchester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
BOWLING GREEN

Especial to Tine Times Dispatch.J
Bowling Green, Va. January ia
MISS Annie Parish has returned home
after Visit OF several weeks TO rcla-
tivcs in Richmond.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles a. Broaddus,
who spent some time in Essex county
with relatives, have returned home
from visit to relatives in Richmnnd
Mrs. Morris L. Mills. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. II.
D. Vincent. for several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Dispntanta.
Miss Alice Richards spent a pnrt of
this week in Richmond with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Green have re-
turned from Hanover. where they sDcnt
several days with relatives
Lev. Hicks left for Wnshinrin,
where he has secured a posi,ion with
the government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
ORANGE

Especial 10 the Times Dspatch.l
Orange. Va. January l3.-Miss Evl
ne Iarnettc' OF Staunton, is the guest
oil her sister. Mrs. Jack Mceks
Mr.. and Mrs Rawley Taylor have,
returned to Wuodbcrry from Baiti-
more.
John Cole has returned to Wood
folk.
Mr.. Dillon. Of Staunton, has recent
lH been the guest of friends in Orange.
carroll Johnson, of Washington, has
been the guest of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. WEBSTER Johnson, this week
Mrs. Il. Victor Williams and small
daughter. Miss katherine Williams,
Of Richmond. who have been the guest $
OF AIRS: John Williams. have returned
TO their home.
Miss Mary Nass OF Culpepcr, was
the Guest of Mr.. and Mrs. i. Carter
Walker, at Woodberry, for the week
end.
III. Green Shackleford left for Rich
mond on Monday. where he Will be in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

unhappy poet. whose fortunes. by n
strange fatality for her. had been so
lncNtrlcably interviewer with har OWL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14
BURKEVlLLE
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Especial to the Times pispatch.l
Burkeville. Va. January l3.--Sydpey
D. Frissell spent the weekend in
town.
William p. Bostiek Is visiting hIs
father in Randleman. n, C.
Mrs. Il. c. scott and Mrs. John Mann.
OF Petersburg, spent Tuesday with
Mrs. George scott,
The Thursday Book Club will hold
It's first meeting after Christmas WITH
Mrs. j. T., ASncw. ~
Miss Helen Lcath was in Rlehniqnd
Monday and Tuesday visiting Nina
Martha Blair. . u
DR., +. W Bsckham. Of Fnsulpiiiey
was N town sunday, sytl IA.
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Thought of His Fumc.


Not long after the tragic close of the
poets life she met on tho street a
woman of literary distinction. who had
always been friendly to him: she seiz-
ed me by both my hands, this lady
relates: regardless of the passersbv.
Ny Eddie is dead she sobhed. hardly
able to speak; he is gone-Sonc and
left his poor Middle all alone And
then she thought Of his fame. and she
chung to me, speaking with pathetic
md prayertul earnestness: You Win
viii not lie, them lie about him. Tell
the truth OF my Eddie. oh. tell the
truth---tell the world how great and
good he was. They will dcfame him.
know they will. They are wicked
and cunning. but you will do my moor
Eddie Justice She pressed my hands
my Eddics part, said she, almost Wild
~ y can never do him injustice. said
you Won't said she, seemingly greatly
Such. was the spirit which this
stNunch. loyal. faithful. long -spfrerins.
noble-heurted woman evinced TO the
last hour Of her life In defending the
memory Of the iliustrlous. but most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-14

the Senate as clerk for several months.
john Gravett. OF Rapidan. was the
guest OF tho Rev. Robert Carter and
Mrs. Carter during the past week.
Judge Shacklcford is holding court
Mt Louisa Courthouse.
rho Acv. r. III. Carter and the Rev
Is. NJ Block. OF Woodbcrry. attended
ne meeting OF tho clerlcus OF the Rap
idan. which was held in Warrenton
on Monday
Miss Cassie Sizer has returned from
quit long visit to relatives in Rich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

Rainfall last p hours
Highest temp. last "A hours y
Lowest temp. last , hours so
River.
Height of river this morning above
fixed zero mark, 13.5 feet Fall in last
"A hours. O.3 foot.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
IS To HAVE
A HEWGITYCHARTER
Relative Of Globe Minister
Was on the Inflated
Titanic.

Globe, Ariz-, April ls.-Globe is to
have ne wcity charter. Fourteen
freeholders have been elected who viii
draw a new charter at an early date.
The charter. it is believed, will propose
a craftsmanship form Of government
but il will be necessary for it to be
ratified by the people before II can be-
come effective
Rev. .. C. Williams, OF Globe, had a
relative on board the White Star liner
Titanic in the person Of Ross Clark, OF
the salt Lake railroad
The so participants in the Elks' Big
Noise" musical comedy show will be
entertained with dance and banquet
on Saturday night at the Elks' club
rooms.
Work has started on a new Is ton
ice plant at Miami
The new hose truck of. the Miami fire
department has arrived and been placed
in commission
A large number Of music lovers Of
Globe attended the HarOldi-POlak con-
cert here
The grand jury, which convened on
Monday has been discharged About
40 percent OF the cases we're dismissed.
Indictments were returned against J.
B. Roberts and George TOWnsley, OF
Winkleman- Roberts, 1t is alleged,
posed as a rich mining man and the
representative Of big eastern interests
Under this assumption the Winkleman
merchants Cashed several Of his
checks, which is is claimed were not
paid when presented at the bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

We still have some big bargains in
doors, screen doors and SASH at less
than half price. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
ARTESIA MAY SECURE
THE NORMAL SCHOOL
Lack of Saloons Gives the
Place Prestige-Mrs. D.
T. NpWkirk Dead.

Artesia. y. n, April 19.-FrOm all ap-
pearances. the chances Of Artesia's Sc
Surfing the normal school are getting
better every day. so much so that
some of her rivals desire the legisla-
ture to POSTPONE the selection Of a
site TO some future session. Some
favor Artesia because they would like
to send their sons and daughters to
school in a town that has abolished
the saloon and settled the liquor cues
ton Others favor Artesia because the
normal can be constructed here with
out expense to the state, by means Of
the sale of the school section adjoin-
ing the town, cOnservatively valued at
$4,000
Mrs. Daniel L Newkirk died her. .af-
ter several weeks illness. Besides her
husband who is editor Of the Pecos
Valley News. she left two sons. one of
whom, Frank is postmaster at Arte-
STA, and a daughter. Vivian, who is
clerk at the pOstoffice- The remains
were shipped for interment to Drake
vile, Iowa. and accompanied bv the
husband and daughter. D. l. New
kirk will remain east for a few months
on account of his health
The odd Fellows are making Drepa-
rations for celebrating the anniversarv
of Oddfellowship at Carlsbad. AnriI 9e
They are preparing to put on fhe in
ftiatorv degree and have enga ge5 fbs
local cornet band to enliven the occa.
sion.
The pupils Of the graded schools
viii have a May festival for the clos
ing exercises. which viii be held on
the school grounds
The library board gave a farewell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

Townsley was indicted on a charge Of
assault with intent to murder Belle
Hamilton. in Winkleman
Dr. F. r. AcPheeters a Globe physi-
clan has been appointed chief surgeon
for the shannon Copper company at
Clifton and win leave to assume his
new duties on May J. DR.. McPheeters
has been chief surgeon of the Arizona
Eastern railroad, with headquarters in
Globe.
Members Of the local Roosevelt club.
which is one Of the largest in the state.
are preparing to attend the meeting
which is to be held in Phoenix Satur-
day, at which time a Roosevelt State
league will be formed
Jose Rodriguez. OF Miami. IS being
held here on a charge Of violation OF
the white slave law. His case will be
investigated by the federal grand jury
at Phoenix this week.
The first Of a series Of meetings in
connection with the dedication Of the
Globe Presbyterian church and the
meeting Of the Presbytery of Arizona
was held at the First Presbyterian
church last night
The Presbytery OF Arizona will meet
in Globe on April 1921 and prominent
members are expected from all over tie
state. but principally from the south
ern portion
Miss Alice Thompson will 20 TO Hon
OluIu in August to take charge of a
girls seminary there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

Fresh buttermilk FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

party to the retiring president Mrs
residence of Mrs. $. Z. Ferree Mrs
NJ p. Skeen. president, presented TO
Mrs. Smith for the board a set OF sill
yer forks Refreshments were served.
T. r. Foster Of Cleveland, OhiaY has
moved his family TO Artesia and pur-
chased the interest Of T. R. smith in
the Artesia land company
c. Z. Sipple has traded his two-story
brick block. residence and farm lands
for 5000 acres of grazing land IN
northeast Nebraska, where he Will
move his family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
SCHOOL FOR NURSES IN
Ell PASO Is CHARTERED

Austin. Tex. April 19.-The charter
OF the RolstOn school for nurses, OF
Fl Paso, was filed today in the state
department; no capital stock me
purpose is To- establish a schoOl Ios
educating persons in the profession o.
nurse The incorporates are Mar
garet Rolston, Nelly Boyd and AIlce
DALEY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
BOOMING HOUSE is
DAMAGED BY FIRE
BOOMERS Driven Out-BlaZe
Originated in a Box
of Trash.

Fire. believed 20 have originated in
a box of trash at the foot Of the back
stairs of the Victor ROOming house
at 2l1 ID East Overland street. at
$50 Thursday night, badly damaged
the building
The rOOmers were driven out by the
flames. which quickly crept up the
stairs and into the rooms which were
filled with smoke, and the hallway
was badly damaged by fire and smoke
a Mexican woman, after getting out
Of the building. remembered that she
had left two Chihuahua dogs in her
room. and fireman w. L. Smith ran I'D
the stairs and rescued the CANNES
The house is conducted by Mrs r.
Gardener and is owned by the Crosby
estate.
Bert Corners and J. H. Smith. fire.
men OF the Central company, were
burned about the face by exploding
gasoline at the home Of Mrs. A. r.
Curlee, zoo North Stanton street ar
1850 Thursday night However. both
are on duty and do not show any in
effects from the burns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
FL Paso. Friday. April 19. 1912.
En-erag4e

FL Paso and vicinity, Unsettled to-
right and Saturday; warmer tonight
New Mexico; Generally fair, except
local rain north portion tonight or
Saturday; heavy frost tonight
West Texas Unsettled tonight and
Saturday. showers tonight or Satur-
day except in southwest portions
warmer tonight
Local Data.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
BIG MONEY is LOST
BY APRIL SHOWERS
They May Make Flowers
but Take Coin Out of the
Pockets of Magnates.

April showers bring Nay flowers. as
the saying goes. It might be remarked
that these same showers cost the base
BAH magnates thousands of dollars
Game after game has been postponed
during the past few days by rain.
Yesterday there were but two en-
fragments Pittsburg and St Louis
battled to a finish in the National
league and in the American league St.
Louis lost by a good sized margin to
the Chicago Americans. Thus the St
Louis teams got into considera bl Y
more than their share Of the battles.
A notable event Of the baseball week
has been the defeat Of Christie Mat
thewson at Boston. Apparently he is
not the oldy 'Matty" for the group
OF youngsters at Boston who pounded
Big six" about the lot never could
have done it in his earlier days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19
Real TUTORING. That's All.

What about that spring tailor maoe
suit at ready-m made store suit prices
$500. $1,000. $22.5O, $500. 5000
$500 gets you strictly all-wool mana
tailored suit, nOnbreakable halr-cloth
front and a perfect fit. made strictly
to your own ideas and fancy. X v.
Pearson. Royal Tailoring. 10 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-19

II you cough all night you get no
rest, nor does anyone else in the house.
Keep within reach a bottle OF BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. 1t is
then easy 10 stop the tickling which
causes the cough, whenever. it appears.
by Scott White & Co. three stores.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-02
North Bennington

Elmer Johnson is spending few
days in this place.
George Bonner has been calling on
old friends in town.
The Driscoll brothers are leaving
town today for visit TO Rutland.
John Henry Cushman of lrvlngton.
N. Y. spent Sunday with friends in
town,
DR. Gleason was called away to Ar
lington on professional business re-
Gently
Mrs. Arthur Cushman and two sons
are now staying with Mrs. H. C,
White
The Jennings family are entertain
ing house party at their Fairview
residence.
Miss Louise Northouse OF Shushan
called on Miss Lealo Spencer at Cold
Brook farm last Tuesday.
Misses Meta Wing and Prutia Weir
former residents have been week end
visitors OF Mrs. Frank Ripley.
The monthly meeting of the w C.
T. U. will occur on Wednesday. Jan
uary 3. at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Ripley
The meeting for sewing which was
to take place during this week will
be held next week at the residence
OF Mrs r. d. yelling.
The meeting of the society of the
North Bennington Congregational
church will be held on Monday. Jan.
uary s. at p. m. A good attendance
is requested.
All the Mortified students who
have been visiting their homes dur
ing the holiday season are now re-
turning TO their work. Frank Durham
Clifford Shepard, +. Leslie White and
Ed Adams making up the list
The annual reunion and roll call Of
the Baptist church will be held
Thursday evening of this week All
members of the church and parish
are most cordially urged to be pres
ent Supper served promptly at {
O'Clock, followed by roll call at 7:3C
and business meeting.