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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
.SWINDLE ATTEMPT
is UNSUCCESSFUL
Slick Scheme in Effort TO Get
Money From Petersburg
Merchant
CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
Resignation Of Captain Gillian
Accepted Arguments for
New Trial.
Timcs-Dispatch Bureau.
3 BollingbroUk Street,
phone 1tSE


Petersburg Va January IL.
an unsuccessful attempt was made
night or two ago 10 swindlc n we'll
known merchant out Of S25. Soon
att2r he had retired telegraph boy
rang The door OF his residence and de-
livcred II message sent from another
city. The message was signed with
the name Of the merchants son, and
asked tina, $25 be Immediately sent
ay telegraph order to enable him to
come home. 1t happened that the
young man had already returned home,
nnd at the time the message was re-
ccived had retired Tor the night. The
message was It bold attempt by some
unknown party TO pcrpetrate swim
die
Argument for New Trial.
Judge Mullen, OF the Hastings Court.
heard argument to-day on motion to
grant u new trial in the suit OF the
VS.. +. G. Temple. which was tried
some time ago. with verdict in favor
Of Mr.. Temple. The cult was for rent
Basin Mills. The mill was burned, and
the contention of the defendant that
the length of time in rebuilding had
caused lost of business. and that the
building had not been restored as tbe-
fore the fire, was sustain ed by the
Jury and verdict given for the de-
The Congressional CnmpniSn.
The resignation OF Judge walter a.
Watson. OF this judicial circuit, to take
effect on January 20. opened anew the
interest in the campaign In the Fourth
District. in which he Is a candidate
for Congress, in opposition TO Robert
Turnbull. the incumbent. AS soon as
he ls free of the bench Judge Watson
Viii enter on an active campaign for
Congress. Mr.. Turnbull started his
campaign some weeks ago. and has not
been idle since.
The contest promises to be a very
lively and vigorous one. but the high
character the candidates is
guarantee that i; Will be conducted on
a high plane. The district is composed
Of twelve counties and the city of Pc
tnrsburg, and the impression prevails
that in the redistricting of the State
another county may be added-Ches-
tcriicld or Southampton.
Resignation Accepted
Governor Mann has accepted the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

resignation OF Robert Gillian, Jr as
captain OF the PETERSBURG Grays, Com
pany q, Second Virginia Regiment, and
an order has been issued FOR the as
senbiinS of the company within thirty
days TO elect his successor. Captain
Gillian Is now member OF the House
of Delegates. lie leaves the company
III excellent condition, and il Is ru-
lnored that there are two or more
aspirants TOR IN" "ncant captaincy.
Mems supper.
The Mems Club OF 81. Johns ;pis-
copal Church WAS entertained at sup
per last night in the parish house Tie
attendance of members was urge and
the good things on the table were not
the only Things enjoyed. There was
ire: and pleasant Intercourse. and
and mission work. In which the club is
an active factor. The Rev. Edwin s.
links OF Warrcnton, Is TO conduct
mission services at this church every
General News Notes. .
The price OF Spanish peanuts has
advanced o cents bushel this week.
and stock is now selling at So cents
The market is hrm, with upward ton
dency.
The tobacco market was reopencd on
the 9Th instant. after the holidays. but
the heavy snow and sleet have kept
the planters at home, and offerings
'n Ans Sfnh B. ha ge esen yseK ga
zen OF Et,rick, died at his home in
that village yesterday afternoon, af-
ter very brief illness. His death was
entirely unexpected. He - survived
by his VITO and a stcpdaughter, Mrs.
James Marablc, of Ettrick. Tho fu-
neral took place this afternoon from
Woods Church. in Chesterfield.
Hundreds of young men and women
OF the city are enjoying the fine
sleighng and coasting furnished by
the snow and sleet. Splendid coasting
is had at the head of South Sycamore
Steet
Charles Jackson, white man. was
arrested to-day Oh the charge of TAX
ing woman's cape from the hall
way of Mrs. T. T. Harnett's residence,
on BolIingorook Street. The cape was
recovered
While driving on Sycamore Street
yesterday afternoon Percy Lanear was
overturned in his sleigh. caused by
the fright and runaway of the horse
He was not hurt. and the animal was
quickly stopped.
Mrs. James Y. Branch is Ill in ST.
Luke's Hospital. Richmond, where she
was operated on several days ago. Mr..
Branch was summoned to her side this
afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
MANY WOMEN
RUN DOWN
Mrs. Ewton Tells Her Story, And
Hopes Other Sufferers Will
Do As Well.

Pine Bluff, Ark.-"For nearly nine
years." says Mrs. M. E. Ewton. Of this
city, I had been almost down with wo-
manly troubles, and, at times, could
scarcely be about at all or do anything.
took different kinds OF medicines
without any benefit.
had pain in my side that it seemed
impossible to relieve.
used six bottles OF Cardui, and now
feel like different person. l am getting
along fine. can do any kind OF work!
Cardui was the only thing that helped
me. 1t is the best remedy know for run
down women. hope other sufferers will
take Cardui and be benefited as have
Do you suffer from some OF the dis
agreeable symptoms OF womanly troubled
Let Cardui help you back to health and
strength, as it did Mrs. Ewton
Cardui has record Of over so years
successful use TO recommend it. Com
posed OF strictly vegetable ingredients,
imported especially from Europe for use
in this remedy, Cardui does good that
stoyS good, without any i'll effects.
AS a remedy for women's ills, those who
have tried Cardui say it has no equal.
Have you tried it1 1t may be lust
what you need. Ask your druggist.
n. B.-Hrifc 10 Ladies Advisory Dept >,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooea,
Tenn, for Special Instructions and 64-page
book, Home Treatment for Women
sent in plain wrapper, on request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
SEVERAL ASPIRE
to SUCCEED SLEMP
Congressman's Attitude Toward
Reelection Interesting to
Party Associates.

Bristol, Va, January lat Is known
throughout tho Ninth Virginia Dis
trict that much interest centres In
whether or not Representative Slenp
is gong TO stand for re-elcctlon, eSpo-
ciaIly among the lesser lights OF tho
party. There are 4 number of Eepub-
ncans who feel that they are capable
of occupying the shoes OF the present
Congressman. but the circumstances
heretofore have been such that they
did not dare offer themselves as can
dldates. Prominent among those who
would appreciate the honor of tho
party nomination are: Hon. l.. P. sum
mers. collector of internal revenue ct
Abingdon, who has long had an cyc
In that direction; Senator j. c. Noel,
OF Lee county, another ambitious party
man; ]. L. Gleaves, of Wythc, and Tom
Munsey. OF Bland, both recognized as
silver-tongued orators. 1t is expected
that definite developments will result
from the committee meeting to be held
hero next Monday afternoon. Repre-
sentative Slemp will probably make
his desires known by that time, and
IL ne should decide to give up tho
honor of leading his party in the dis.
trict, there is likely to be sharp con-
dict amos the men who aspire to be
his SUCCESSOR
The body of George Matherly, a
former East Tenneasean, aged
twenty-four years. was brought here
this week from Cerre Gordo, ILL.,, where
the youns man met instant death on
Monday by being run down by fast
flyer on the Wabash. He drove upon
the track in front of the train, which
was said to be running a few minutes
ahead of schedule time. One horse
was killed and the wagon demolished.
Young Matherly was a son OF Tucker
Matherly. residing near Jonesboro. and
his body was taken there for burial.
He had been employed in farm work
in Illinois.
George G. Bondurant, the oldest
clerk in the Bristol Post Office, an au-
thority upon most matters pertain
Ing to the postal service. was his
week transferred to the Washington
office. He and his family Will go to
the national capital at once He Ia
succeeded here by Lundon X. Hammer,
who was next oldest in point of timu
OF service
James IL. Luttrell and c. c. Mus
grove, aged men. and brothers in law,
were reunited here this week after
having been lost from each other Tor
thirty five years. Luttrell married a
eiStck oA husSrofe' Lie and MuSSroYe
went to Indiana thirty-five years ago
They got lost from each other there.
Mrs. Luttrell died two or three years
ago, and her husband returned TO
Bristol. Talking recently with former
Postmaster e. a. Warren, Mr.. Luttrell
was advised that an article appeared
in the local papers In 1910 giving the
address of Mr.. Musgrove. Mr.. Lut-
trell. after searching the files Of q
local paper for three days. found tho
article, and in this way located Mr..
Musgrove. and the latter came irnme-
diately to Bristol. Tho two were
young men when they parted, They
met as old mon.
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Social and
Personal

honor of her guest, Miss SUSIE.
llinmick. of OVERLOOK Philndel-
Phia, and Miss Gay Montague, a deb
utdnte OF the winter. Mrs. Carroll H..
.nohteSue was hostess at II lovely bur
iot luncheon. given In her home, sol
west FRANKLIN street. yesterday. Mrs
montague received In the front draw
ins-room with the guests of honor and
MISS Lille. of the University OF Virginia.
ana about 100 girls of the unmarried
hociety set were present. Tho Monta-
que home was decorated throughout
win quantities. of lovely pink flowers.
southern sinilaN and n drapcry of pink
aHaiehs hid the window seats ana
inhntcls. and palms and ferns were
used as n background for the receiving
party. In the dining-room the table
was set with Il tall silver vase of
palo pink roses and four smaller sill
'er vases, filled with pink buds.
Ars. l, Newton Vaughan, Jr., and
Hlrs E!:horc d. lIotchkiss. Jr.. presided
at the punch howl, and assisting Mrs
Montasue in dong the honors of the
anal were Mrs. Robert G.. Cabeil. Mrs.
THOMAS Branch McAdams. Mrs stuart
rove Miss Alinc Stokes, Miss Mabel
Walker and Mrs. Stuart Hume.
1t was "a lovely affair In every detail.
Niait0rs Entertained.
Lots OF pink lowers decorated the
irs,wes home. on the Hermitage Rom,
Tor luncheon from to o'clock on
yesterday and tho reception following
later In the afternoon from TO s
o'clock. Slra. 5. II. Hawes entertained
IN honor of her two nieces, Mrs. Percy
iiawcs and Mrs. William r. Martin. Of
hFowHsburg. Tney were two large re-
ceptlonE. and pink roses and ferns were
nacd everywhere. Mrs. Huwea received
with her guests Of honor from l TO g.
ana for the reception following Mrs
John Martin was also in the receiving
line.
In Honor of Miss Conquest.
Mrs. Charles 6. Bosher entertained
al !" very pretty tea yesterday after
noon at o'clock In honor OF Miss
Emma Conquest, one of the most prom.
ipent debutantcs OF the winter The
house was arranged with pink and
white flowers. and big basket of pink
roses and narcissus decorated the tea
table. Mrs. Boshcr received with Miss
conquest. She wore u gown OF black
lace made over white satin, and car
pied bouquet OF orchids. Miss Con-
quest WAS gowned In old rose chiTon,
trimmed in fur and embroidered in sill
yer. and her flowers were Parma vio-
ltts. Mrs Bosher's guests included
the debutantes of this season and last.
Ten Tuesday.
Mrs Wythc Tallcy has Issued cards
'or tea 10 be given on Tuesday after
noon, January l6. from to o'clock
onIy the members of the married set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
TO INSTALL LAW FRATERNITY
AT WASHINGTON AND LEE
Ispecial to The Tlmes.Disnatnh1

Especial to The Times-D ispatch]
Lexington. Va, January ia chap
ter of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra
ternity will be installed at Washing
ton and Lee University tomorrow. The
fraternities In the United States, and
Washington and Lee is honorcd by
the giant of a chapter. Tho instaIla-
ton Will be in charge of John D. Car
mody. of Washington, and Edward J.
Hess. of Chicago, assisted by O del
egation from Georgetown. Virginia and
Yale After the initiation n banquet
will be rendered the guests at the
Lexington Hotel.
The chapter bears the name of Wal
Ter R. Staples. In honor OF the late
Judge Staples. of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals OF Virginia.
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Prfllimun-yoor,

bSroVilic, Va, January IA yery
ely wedding was celebrated In the
NJ, Z, Church at Byrdvillo On Wedpas-
daS last, when Percy Willard priiIi-
man. OF Martinsville, and Miss Della
Nay Jones, OF ByrdvilIe, were married
t tsot. w. a. Gaines, OF ByrdviIle, per
IorIned tho ceremony. The bride an
,o.ea the church with her father, w. d.
best man, Thomas ]. King and ,tIss
Lula Carter. The wedding marches
we're rendered by Mrs. w. A. Gaines.
after the ceremony the bride and
groom left on the afternoon train FOR
bridal trip South. They vii, make
bSrdVilic their homo for the present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
NEGRO ARRESTED BY OFFICER
AFTER SEARCH OF EIGHT YEARS
Especial to the Times-pisnatcb

= IDanvlIle, Va, January i9.@Special
named Preston Barksdale, who has
Seen sought by the police, and who
mas been at large for the past eight
years; In March. 1904. he was con-
VIII Cunningham. another negro wbor,
ne injured considerably. and he was
sentenced to a years imprisonment
ne was put upon the chain gang, but
aa.et serving two months and two
days. by n clever ruse. he effected his
escape, leaving no trace behind him.
ne YVES arrested in saloon this az
ternoon. and upon being recognized by
nne onGer' he admitted his guilt and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
TWENTY-EIGHT INDICTMENTS Eors
ILLICIT SALE OF WHIstSEy-
Especial to the Tim es-Dtepatch /,

warsaw. Va. January IA spe.
clal grand jury of Richmond county.
COMPOSED of Z; Carter Wexford, fore.
SSydnor. z. J. Packet, ], J. Booker n
,: Beiheld, William N. Muir and ".
I. Morgan, which has been In session
mere ior the past six days Investi-
ton laws in the county. broueb+ IN
twenty-elght indictments this after
noon for he Illicit sale of whiskey.
me Jury VIII meet again at the March
restigations. a.
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Endorsed by Supreme Court.

ISPUCIdI 10 I TIC 7 IlIIeS- DlSputCI.J
Big Stone Gap, Va, January l2.-At a
meeting OF the Wise county bar, held
at Wise Courthouse, on Tuesday. res
olutions strongly indorsing z. NJ. Full
ton, of the local BAR for election to
the position upon the bench of the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals now held by
Judge Buchanan, who soon will retire,
were adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
Injuries Prove FntnI.

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.]
Altavlsta Va, January l2.--George
Davis, OF Straightson. few miles
cast of this place. was shot Wedne sday
morning by James Pierce. dying from
the effects Wednesday night The
men had been assisting Charles Thomp-
son in harvesting Ice. and got into an
alterca tion. with the result mentioned.
Pierce was arrested Thursday morning
and taken to the Chatham jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
NEGRO BROTHERS IN FIGHT.
One Fires on Sheriff When That oGicr
Attempta to Arrest Him.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Louisa, Va, January IA fight be-
tween Satin and Sutton Poindexter, two
here last night. Satin cut Sutton Sc.
verely, and when Sheriff Andrew Wash
went to arrest him he fired twice. the
shots going through tho lower part
Of Mr.. Wash's overcoat, but not en-
terIng his body. Then Mr.. Wash fired,
and his shot wounded the negro
slightly. The negro was then arrest
ed ana lodged in Jail.
The jury in the aso OF Commonwealth
against Tommy Desper, the negro
being for attempted assault on n col
ored woman. returned verdict this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
TIL E.SPUR,.
E9SaF~ T He oHZ9NxElNT
o,'SS23 BY RoY K. MOULTON,
. *. MOULTON,.

As Ustin,.
] had II DRAM the
other night.
1t was a most
en- ian e ing
dream.
Twas IN Il land OF
pure delight.
| stood beside Il
yellow stream.
In which flowed
purc Il II d
sparkling gold.
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morning of eighteen years In tho
penitentiary. James Shelton. OF Rich
mond. and Pembroke Petit, Of Flu
wanna. wcre counsel for Desper. and
r. Lindsay Gordon assisted Common
wceith's Attorney w. G. Bibb In the
mr. m
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--<e~-~---~-----
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Car Repaircr Victim of Fatal accident
at Hilton.
Especial to tho Times-Dis

Bristol. Va, January 1a.-Thonas
Pruet,- car repairer In the employ
of the Virginia and Southwestern Rail.
way. was instantly killed this afternoon
while assisting In lifting a turned
over coal car 10 the track Ei;iton.
The trucks Of the eur were trpYGn to
the ground, and when the derria& pull
ed them loose, they swung forward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

the Irsh wrt bound catching Pruatt against
Win Win I'm on q special train for aTi.tni
nY orn TO save his life. but he died be
soss the train had gone far from tfei
old truett was thirty-two years,
one little daughter. who reride. any nt
Appaiachia. 'eeioes Ut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13
The ouIetent Place.

We've heard of quiet villages
Where railroad trains don't stop.
Where It would be considered Noise
Whene'er pin would drop.
We've heard of quiet burgs where you
Could hear tho town clock tick,
Where you could hear the mushrooms
grow;
Where silence yas 80 thick
That you could cut IL with knife:
Where, though with speech endowed
Folks had to talk in whispers and
Dared not augh out loud.
But quiestest of all the towns
In this fnir land tc-uay
Is one that once we knew so we'll,
Ne called 1t Oyster Bay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Hermann
who have been visiting Mrs Herr.
manns mother Mrs. Page, here, left
Friday for New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Miss Mary McFadsn, Of this city. i.
q guest of Miss Victoria Kinnicr. nj
her homo in Lynchburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mrs. F. solomon and son left Mon.
day to spend three weeks with rela-
tives IN the North. returning to Rich
nond February !.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A. Powers who
have been visiting az the home of Mrs
p. p. Powers. in Scottsville, have re-
turned to Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Miss Amelia Pinguc has returned to
the city, after an extended stay In
Pittsburgh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Miss Isla Virginia Smith has re-
turned to Richmond. after an absence
OF two months at Clifton Springs, N. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

MI. and Mrs Samuel S. Hart. OF 20.
North Addison Street, left Wednesda,
Tor trip West that will include ST
Louis, Toledo. Chicago and other cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Miss Rebccca Walker, Of New York.
IS the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Walker, at sos Park Avenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mrs. John NJ Blankenship has re-
Kate Blahkcnship In this city.
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t least that MAS what 1 was told,
TO buy an European power.
Some other men stood there with me
And were as much cntranced. as /,
They Eazed on it most -glngly,
AS that lair stream ran swiftly by.
A fairy came. Oh yes. you know,
~ fairy must adorn tho tale:
She spoke. Her voice was sweet and
low.
IL IL wcro not her charm would fail
She said that she came from the elves
And brought some Clippers so that
Might just dip in and help ourselves
To wealth. rorsooth and luxury.
She passed them round The other
men
Dipped in the stream with Joyful
vim;
Brought UP tho yellow gold and then
/ sank my dipper to the brim.
at last" thought 1. my fortune'n
made"
/ dipped down deep, bu.-wait a
minute
That fairy was fickle Jade.
My dippcr had no bottom in il.
Dipped from the Stream.
y writer says Postmaster General
Hitchcock is the handsomest man In
rnc ca binet but that is sort of a left
handed compliment.
Mr.. Bryan wants tho Republicans
to nominate La Follettc Mr.. Bryan.
1t will be remembered, is Democrat.
a Chicago woman had n man ar
rested for picking her pocket Any
man who can find o woman's pocket
ought to DO OH the detective force.
John L. Sullivan says he does not
want to go to Congress. There is
more money in vaudeville and much
more glory.
Germany does not want tally to
grab Turkey. If there is any grabbing
done, Germany wants to do 1t her
self.
And now they are asking MIR. Bur-
bank to Invent mushroom that will
have a label attached to 1t.
\ New York man was arrested on
suspicion of carrying bomb when he
was only carrying home a can OF
mushrooms. Even mt that, there Is q
question which is the more danger
Gus.
One of Gov Deneen's legs is tenn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mrs j HGsliins Hobson has returned
10 her home in rowhatan county. ATTIC,
a short visit to Mr.. anil Mrs Augustine
Royal, at Forest Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Taliafcrro
and William Taliaferro have returned
to the, city, after visiting relatives in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

porarlly out OF commission. but there
havo been governors and oven sena
tors In Illinois yho haven't had a log
left to stand on.
Arnold Bennett says he Is going to
tell tho truth about Chicago in hia
Forthcoming book. II he does he will
mails.
The papers say they cannot take
Champ Clark seriously. But then, It
may not be necessary to take him at
all.
One of tho eminent Cinnamon who
are telling the Manchu government
how to run its business is our old
writer friend, Kip Ling.
New York does 4 great deal Of
Growing about itself; and speaking OF
that, there are a lot OF old roostcrs
along Broadway who should have
guardians.
When the World Finally Docs End.
Somebody will be lowering the au-
tomobile record by twelve seconds.
California Will be asking for moro
naval protection.
Somebody will be discovering n
peak that Is taller than AIT. Mckinley.
About four million husbands Will be
reaching under bureaus for collar
buttons.
Several hundred inventors Will be
trying to beat the rubber trust out of
Its corner on automobile tires.
They Will still he wondering
whether T. r. is down and out, or
whether he Is ever going to be.
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According to Uncle Abner.

Santa Claus whiskers nre vain
things for safety.
Before you give away any of last
years Christmas books be sure the
fly loaf is torn out
They say the fur bearing animals
are very scarce in this country now.
but Amaze Frisby says no counted nine-
tecn of 'em In this town yesterday
and one OF 'em was HIS wife.
An editors waste basket Is like a
street car. There is always room for
more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

Mr. ana Mrs Edwin C. Laird and
children. Of Chesterfield county. arc al
the Jefferson Hotel horc for several
weeks.
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Miss Marjorie NJ Ocott. of East
orange. =. j.. is the guest OF Mrs. Rus.
sell Cecil, on Park Avenue
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Miss Edith Watkins, who was oper-
st. Luke's Hospital Is doing nicely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-13

OFT Drake. who Is at tho Memorial
Hospital FOR trea tmcnt Is now i'm
proving
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In aud Out OF Town.
Miss Mason. Of Washington, is the
guest or her sister Airs. Archer An
derSon, al l03 West Franklin street