davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
TEXAS GUARDS WILL
SHOOT AT SEA GIRT
Members of Rifle Team VIII
Defray Own Expenses
On the Trip.

Austin. Texas. Aug. st is an
nounced by adjutant general Hutchings
that despite the fact that the secre-
tary of war has declined to authorize
the Texas rifle team to participate IN
The interstate rifle matches to be held
this wear at Sea Girt, n. J.. out Of the
federal appropriation for the promo
ton of rifle practice in the Texas Ma
tiOnaI guard viii not deter Texas
from being represented in the matches.
The members of the Texas rifle team
keen competition, and they have agreed
to 20 without pay and defray their own
expenses, with the exception Of trans
portatiOn, which the state OF IeXas
viii provide in this emergency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
The Former Major League
Pitcher Pulled Joke
on Berger.
BY CY YOUNG.

BY CY YOUNG.
z HAVE seen many funny things in
baseball in my time, and cannot i'm
- agine why the incident I relate still
impresses me as the most humorous
unless it is because it happened the
first year I was with Cleveland, when
everything was new to me.
At any rate, 1 though it great then,
and I still laugh whenever 1 think
of it.
When I Joined Cleveland (never
mind how long ago. the Pittsburg
team picked up a catcher named Ber-
ger:
Berger was a fine fellow. always
willing to participate in joke. on
someone else, and accepted jokes
played upon himself in the best OF
spirits. He had been going along
fairly well, but not brilliantly, for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09

figures were up in the twenties. too.
If Murphy We're to take hold of a
college eleven and handle it undis-
turbed throughout the season he would
bring 1t through very close to the
front rank.
He is master of that elusive branch
of coaching known as line play. and
1t is an open secret that he has some
times disagreed with the Quak er
coaches in this department of the
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
ALittle Sport; ALittle Gossip

Bakers and SbeItons will bake and
Shelf Saturday afternoon at the park
Mason. one time pitcher in the Cactus
league. viii be in the box for the Shell
tons and Fisher for the Bakers. This
promises 10 be d good weekend con-
test with both teams playing their
game
Johnny COulOn, bantamweight boxer,
IS the latest champion to develop the
speed bug Undismayed by the trouble
Jack Johnson and other speed maniacs
swift riding, COulOn. while visiting
some friends in East Liverpool. decided
TO take a little spin around town The
cops who were on the lookout for Joy
riders spied the car containing the
COulOn party coming toward them at
Il high rate OF speed The car was
stopped and COulOn was taken to the
police station, where the little cham
plon put up $25 cash for his appear
ance before the mayor next morning
the speed limit COulOn was let off
with a mild reprimand The champion
Is now taking a layOff at mis- summer
bungalow somewhere in the wiIds of
Wisconsin.
As a result OF knocking the ball over
the park fence while two men were on
bases bringing In three runs and win
ming the game. CrichlO, Waco's left
fielder in the Texas league, was pre-
scented with so cash which was col
lccted in the grandstand. In addition
TO this Liz, as he is Familiarity known
received a $3.50 meal ticket from a
Waco cafe and is entitled to all the
nee sha-es and haircuts he cares to
call for at the Waco barber shops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09

" subdued the Chicago Nationals with
three paltry swats- While a Cub
Philly game was in progress, Murphy
told president Horace FOgel that he
would give SIS 00h-fOr the boy from
the university Of Virginia After the
game he raised his bid to s17 600, but
Mr.. FOgel merely smiled The Phillies
think they have in Rixey a better man
than Marty O'TOOle and Rixey didn't
begin TO cost the Quaker city club what
O'TOOle cost the Pirates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
WANTS 4 MATCH FOR KID
STANLEY; NOBODY BARRED

NalAup' y NJ -AuS- o. 49,
Editor FL PaSO Herald
I take the liberty of addressing these
few lines to YOU II hopes of securing
4 match for my man. Stanley (Kid)
HOalIum, who bars no man in the
world and viii fight Bobby Waugh,
winner take all, If Waugh Will make
1913 pounds ringside and make a side
bet of 800 to $500 that he is declared
the winner inside of 20 rounds.
We offer % percent Of our end for
any match that may be secured for
US Respectfully yours,
Jack Hanley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
SOUTHWESTERN TEAM TO GO
TO TUCUNCART FOR GAM

western baseball team will pilot his
team to Tucumcari Saturday afternoon
where he will play the Tucumcari nine
Sunday afternoon The team will re-
turn to FL PaSo Monday morning. Man
ager DOrnhecker says he is cOnfi-
dent that his team will bring home the
bacon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09

President Murphy. of the Chicago
Cubs, offered the Philadelphia club a
cool $4,000 for sOuthpaw Eppa Rixey,
the young college recruit, who recent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
SOUTHWESTERN TEAM

Members of the Southwestern bali
team will leave El PasO Saturday night
for Tucumcari, whore they viii play a
game against the Tucumcari team on
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-09
Anticipated Slump of
Red Sox Long Deferred

Booming Along Style-Athlet
DAMON RUNYoN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

visitor in tho home Of Charles y.
Price. on second street
Mrs Y. Walden and children have re-
turned home from 4 visit 10 Atlantic
Al Srs r y. Foster ana children have
gone to her oil home IN Amelia Coun-
~ Tor the rest oi August.
w nile in farmvliie R.v. W. Z. fiji.
OF Atlanta, was the guest OF Eugene
Gill MI. I'LL! left yesterday morning
for Atlanta.
Mrs. Andrew allan and son. left
Monday for Graham. where they 80
to visit Mrs. -Allans sister whom she
mad not seen Tor more than twenty
3 Nj Cox. r. NJ Bugg and DR.. r.
H. Hamlet have been enJ yinG the week
on Mi!icrs Pond in Lunenhurs Coun-
Miss Rosa Williams is spending some
time with friends at Arvonia.
Mrs. j c S&Ettoon has gone to Mary
land to visit relatives.
Miss MaU1e Taliaferro is visiting in
Miss Vifgio Busg. of the normal
faculty. IS staying At Maple shade Inn.
Mayor Barrow has returned from a
dehghtful trip to points in North Car
olina.
Mrs John Poindexter. Of Bedford.
is O Euest Of Mrs. :. Baxter Davis.
Miss Bessie Price Is visiting friends
in Lvnchhug
Mss Mary White Cos. matron 81 tho
Normal school, is on visit 10 her sis
ter, Mrs Young. of Big Stone Gap.
Tom Cray. Jr and Paul 5. Barrow
have returned from a visit to tho sea
shore
Mrs r Eggleston. OF Charlotte
Courthouse. is visitor in tho home OF
II scott Martin
Miss Belle Wicker. who has been
teaching school in South Carolina. Is
on a visit to her sister Mrs Mcln-
tosh.
Airs NJ. q Reed and children have
returned from trip to Bucna Vista.
The Phi sigma Delta Fraternity
gave a dance Tuesday night In honor
OF Miss Forris Batten OF Smithneld.
Mrs Gorge ". Wright and Mrs
Andrew Roane. Of Portsmouth. are
guests OF MAYOR Barrow and wife
Rev. r. T. Boykin. rector OF 81
Marks Episcopal Church. Brunswick,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
RADFORD

Especial - The Time. DispatciJ
Kadiord. Ma. August a.. Much i'm
tcrcst vas manitcst.G ia the Valley
Baptlst Association. winch was held
here TUESDAY WEDNESDAYS ans Thurs
da! Inc iutro1uctprt sermon was
preached by Re-, Mi PoWen Of Roam
oke. On Tuesday night The woman
meeting was held " cdnesday in Grow,
Avsnu, Methodist churcn. The wei
coming address Was mac bt Mrs. II.
NJ Edwards. ~ RediDrd. and tn" re-
sponse was by Mrs " y BIoXpon.
Of Roanoke The mems meeting vas
held at tho First Baptist Church on
Nedncsday The general meetings
were he'd Wednesday, nisnt and Thurs
day. Among the visitors we're Mrs
-Juiian I. Thomas Of Richmond, Mrs.
Leila Thompson. Of Tampa Fla. who
Barnett OF Nov Orleans. who is also
a missionary. and Mrs + T. Robert
son, OF salem. Most % the churches
OF tho VALLEY Baptist Association were
Nh. and Mis- a. NJ Comhiths left
sunday tor Blucncld. where they VIII
make their future home.
Miss Mamie Whaling Of winston
salem. j. visiting her cousin. Miss
sirs svee, ana daughter. Virginia.
Of Washington. arc yislung - the nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. ~ j. kendordine.
Mrs. John Buford spent ruesdny with
Mrs. r. o. Sect
Miss Grace Dunninston. Councilman
Jones MISS Marion Poor Of nlch-
~ nd. win arrive Monday and Will De
tho guest Of Misc Jones also.
y. l. Stone, Of Roanoke and : W
stone. cf Oklahoma. arc visiting q the
home Of M md Mrs y :. Johnson
NJ ana Mrs Hurry Miller lett Tues
Gay for Linden. Ten AFTER spending
- cral weeks in town
illly MaciuSles Ion Wednesday for
his nome ia Midilebooro. Is, after all
eAtend'p vislt 70 ii grandmother Alrf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BOWLING GREEN

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Bowling Green. Va August IL
Miss Helen Broaadus mas returned from
Richmond. where she spent several
DAYS with her sister Miss Florence
Broaddus
Miss Ella Faiconer has returned TO
her home in Washington. after spend
ing some time With Miss Ruth Barlow.
Miss Annie NJ White left this week
for visit to trends 1T Niagara Falls
and Toronto. Canada
Mrs Robert \. CoEhin and Mrs
Charles A. Broaddus are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Charles Newbill. in r,ssox
R NJ Robinson. Of Norfolk visited
friends here this week
Anderson Barnes. of savannah. Ga
speni part Of this week here with
relatives
Miss Caroline C. Broaddus and MISS
Ellen Broaddus are visiting relatives
in King and Queen County
Mr. nd Mrs William " Green have
returned from a visit to relatives in
Hanover County.
AR and Mrs Charles II Lee have
returned to their homo in Norfolk. an
ter visit to relatives here
Mrs William HuEhlin Of Richmond
vas the guest this week OF Misses
Sessie and Susie Butler.
Mr. nd Mrs. William a Moncure ana
children. James c. Tinsley and the
Misses .Tinslcy of Richmond spent a
part OF this week at the homes Of
Judge r G. Moncure and T B Gill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
FREEZING

Special 10 The Times DispatchJ
Freezing Va. August i7.-Rev John
c. smith. Of Dante. is at Freezing on
Il ministerial mission
Nathan L. Beverly. Of Georges Fork.
lis visiting relatives in town
Mrs William McFau is visiting
trends at Clntwood
Robert j. Reed. Of jenkins. Ky. is
spending few days with relatives
Row Wilson Church. an aged min
lister Of Wise. is Attending the re-
yivai services being conducted b. the
Mrs Delphia Mullins, OF Georges
Fork. is visiting Miss Cora rr.vitt
Mr ana Mrs Grant Meade. Of Bole-
camp. arc visiting friends and rela 70
tiveF a, this place
Claude r Beverly is a. PikesvilIe.
where he will remain for several
Mrs W 2 Hughes. Of Georges
Fork. is visiting Mrs. John z. Trivitt,
Nj AID Mrs william crabtree. OF
Darwin. are In town
Floyd Cantrel Of Boiecamp. is visit
ing ut William MacFails hcre
Carton Nanover. Of near Clntwood.
rs At Freezing
Ralph Vanover has returnei from
Nora where ne has been for some
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
AMHERST


Especial to The Times -Dispatoh.l
Amherst. Va, August 17.-Misses
Ethel Wheeler of Nelson County. and
Arabel Faulkner, of Elsie this week
visited Mrs l. II Early
Mrs. Mary F. billiard of Lynchburg.
is the guest of her brother. o l.
Rev, and Mrs c. f. Blankenship. Of
Franklin, Va, are spending the month
OF August at Mrs. Bessie r Wares
Miss Helen B. Joyner is visiting her
aunt Mrs Mary Smith. near Coyners
Rev. n. Early has returned from
trlp to Albemarle County
Walter L. Brodie. of Lynchhurc. is
spending his vacation with his famtlv
at Mrs s. r Taliaferro's.
Rev. Asa Driscon this week spent
several days at Rev. I. Hunter Ear
ley's
Mr. and Mrs Writ n wills. OF Pc.
terssnnrs' arc visiting relatives hero
Misses Mary Written. of Fabers. and
Miss Lakeland. OF I.ynchburR this
| week visited Miss Effie Written
Master Kenneth Taiiaferro. of Wash
inston. is spending some time al the
home Of his grandmother. Mrs s. b.
Taliafcrro
Mrs. Fitzgerald. of Blackstone. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. ] Walter
Mrs. Lester Peasants. Of Rural Re
treat. Is visiting her parents. AIR and
Mrs. A NJ Sandidge
G. \. Joubcrt has returned from a
trip to New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BON AIR

lsptcial to The Times Dispatch
Bon All. August l1-Mrs Farley
Cooke is staying with Miss Harriet
Miss Nen Christian is visiting the
Misses tones. IN Petershurg
Miss MARGARET Gordon has been the
guest Of Miss kathleen Winston at
the Inn.
Preston Cooke was the Weekend
guest OF Mrs. T L ?. Cooke
Mrs Williams IS staying with Mrs.
Mrs Albert Williams mas returned
from visit to Judge cariweil OF
Hanover
guest Of Mr and Mrs. Polk Ike Mi HsgN en- q
The Misses Kelly and Mrs Minetree
Foikes have been the guests OF the
Misses Miller
Miss Agnes Ford has been visiting
Miss Virginia Miller.
Edwin Pemberton was the weekend
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Mcclure
James Drake. lr., has been the guest
OF Carl Boschen
Miss Kate wilkins of South Boston.
is the guest OF Miss Virginia Miller.
Miss Nell Mcclure is visiting in
Lynchburs.
Miss Gertrude Rylsnd is the guest OF
her grandmother. Mrs r. l. Christian.
Mrs. carl Boschen has gone TO Lynch
Dr. W. l. R. smith Mrs Smith ami
Miss Mamie Smith. Of Chapel Hll n.
G.. are registered at the Inn. for Au-
guest.
Mrs Frank T sutton and Mrs. Hester
Wilkinson, OF Ginter Park have been
visiting Miss Augusta Barheld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
GORDONSVlLLE
tsptciai - Tho Time Dispatoh

co,5ors,,,to y, 49,, - -.
and Mie iosr x SO, ,e,,sl-ed
--i,h ,.or ,f-, ~ a a Va ..
Mondsv 1ie5 h, ,tIs 49,, ~. .,, ~.
~ - ... t.Aa -.
,D.in asleb,r- Sii -
peano srot, n,,tn6er NJ H. ,@,,1,.a,.
.,, ' tr' f'.l-N'
i i9s 5 nIsseni o ana e Tnle,d dare-
eve1lnr
Mi ana Mrs r. r.vfo -oi,s- b.vo
heen srtort.lnin. house rar,. ,hia
W.at M inefr ro.ai.ati. b,,no .c.e
Cl...
- ,aei, - ',f,,'fSv'i'e N honos
.d..,-,. y 49,
a. =, - ts
r.t,or ~
q :, l Lynrh ours Mr5 or sl,'on 9f
.,,, ana DAY ln
Mrs gioi..s,. '.fi o5 rS ''' Tr.o
= s0 ,,,i . s9nf Tine WITH Mrs Harris,
e.. tf .- 49,
,tI,o
t r.l W
.,t "S
49, 70 i'"in "
r...4'"- some az Win
ut, " j, W,So'ndy, In NE Sly hsye
Nuts r. cofii. ~
sy.rsi ,'',pl5"a ti'er s,,nalnS
MI. 'i'' 'a''i's' ''' ana
~
l'l4- WI. ana cnlll' OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
COURTLAND

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.1
Courtland, Va. August 1.-THE peo-
d,le OF this county will hold a fair here
the first week in October, and much in
tcrost is being manifested In addi-
ton to the general exhibits. prizes. etc.
it is understood that automobile rae
ing will he n feature of interest
3, Kahman Basho held an al frcsco
dete on his beautiful lawn last evening".
which WAS largely attended by the elito
OF southampton
Miss Irma Drewry sehrell is spend
,ins some time In Norfolk and Virginia
Beach
Miss Emily Cobb, OF Fra nlslin. Is the
tsuest of Mrs. Lutte ririzzard.
Rev. II. r. Myers is on 2 ten days
vacation 10 his homo at Manassas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
POCAHONTAS

tNrscial t. The Times -Dts1aica
FoCahoniss. Va August il.--M-s
Mamie i Black % Radford who has
Aecn spending several months = ms
city. the guest ~ her son. Floyi Bla \.
LEFT Tupzdey FOR her hrmc
y j King ~ Chari.ston " Va
mas mere this week visiting mis- wife
Mr King was for Il number % years
genera manarxr Of t.e PocahonfaS
~ TINS place bat Is nov mine owner
in tho Now Rive neld
Miss Alice 6 ponnen has for her
sues, Miss Louise Flanagan, Of Roam
oks
Or and Mrs j p kirk n Elkhorn.
VI Va were IN tn CTS sunday. the
guests n Mr. and Mrs C. 6 Frazier,
- Park Place
Nj and Mrs James ~ Hoatherman
are A, Toms Croek visiting relatives.
Mrs Thomas pennon was the
ssest Of Mrs. Burnley At
Dr Fred Ben Quincy who has been
turrJ home Sunday
Julius Goodman. OF Roanoke is in
the city. tho guest 81 his parents Nr.
and Mrs Francis Goodman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
August Clearance Sale Of
Ladies' Knit Underwear

Ladies Merccrzcd Lslc Union Suits. cuff
and sholl knee. extra sizes included in th.s:
never solld Tor less than S2oo August Ct Ok
closing lot price Dl 30
Specially Fine Ribbed Isle Union Suits, lace
and cuff knee, extra sizes included the
500 and 81 25 ones, August closing re
lot price ....... /OC
Annther lot Of Isle Mon Suits. lace and
cuff knee extra sizes included, soc and 20
75c ones for - .19C
SOC and SOC Lace Knee lin on suits.
IS, .o1 !. -7''.', '4sa.' .'','ai l9c
Boys 25c Drop Scat Union suits.
to io-yoar sizes; August closing lot 1TI.,
price ....... ~ lC
Soy B9Ihrissan' Porosknit and Checked
Nansook Shirts sizes "a to 5i The al
way 2ac ones August closing lot price =
choice ............. &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ORANGE

tsreeiai 70 The Times pispatohl
Orange. Va. August i7.-George
Rawlings ~ Washington. -pent the
Vivian slaughter. VINO has been Nv
ing IN Seattle Wash. Is spending a
few days in Orange
The Rev X. :. carter was In tal-
MIRA during the past week
Judge George ; Shackclford and W.
e. Williams spent Monday and Tuesday
III Goochland and Richmond.
Egbert g. Leigh and Randolph
tucker. OF Richmond. left for Rich
mond on Tuesday after spending a
few days at Mr.. Leigh's country home.
''Iicdmont.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Brehm of New
york City, have been at Woodbury. for
the past two weeks and left for In
diana on Tuesday
kean. who arc a Woodherry for the
summer, spent tho Weekend in Wash
Dr, ana Mrs. George 3 Youns. of
Mis-. Shackelford last week
Edward Anderson and George Wayne
Anderson. OF Richmond. are spending
some time at Woodbury. Forest.
.on an extended trip through Canada
j. y Cole. OF Rawley. n c., has been
the guest of George linn at Castor
iiall' and is now staying at Wood
III and Mrs. Brook of Richmond.
ero the guests of Judge James ".
Morton.
Judge and Mrs. George shackelfori
returned from trip to ToNaway last
j. Randolph Marshall has returned to
New York after spending his vaca-
zion with his mother. Mrs. Lewis MAJ
shall.
Miss Ellie Sanford is in Atlantic
city with Professor and Mrs. Llewlyn
1oNton, of the University of virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

mouse guest Miss Eloise lbach. OF Mo-
DIG Ma VINO mas been here for sew
eral days.
the president Of IN, Southern Ben Tei-
gpGone anl Telegraph Company AMI
Judge w 4. Newman OF Atlants ii
n. Elskina entertained a few frlltd.
a stas dinner al the Lansren Tues-
day.
Mira. sllvio Won Ruck gave a small
Informal uridso luncheon at the Coun-
tYA CLUB Monday cveuing.
Mrs Charles ~. Webb was the hostess
10 number OF her Asheville friends
Saturday afternoon at Cravencovc
tance from this city The guests Il
honor were Mrs Vivian Moore Of
Miami Fla. Miss Cornelia Webb and
Miss Mary Webb. Of Bell Buckle. Tenn.
Miss Isabelle Cook entertained d few
friends saturday afternoon. Miss CEN
evieye Thcoboid was the winner of the
T. FIRST prize and the consolation was
awarded to Miss Edith Holmes
Miss Susanna Airport gave a very en-
ioyahle card party Friday afternoon
at her nome on oak street which was
attended by about fifty Of the members
OF the Younger set
In honor of her cousin Miss Jennie
Lee OF New Orleans. Miss Elizabeth
Ice entertained at tea Friday evening
at her home on Cumberland Avenue.
Mrs y. l. Roberts entertained num-
ber of friends Friday nisht at her
home on Gildwood street. in honor Of
Miss Mary Spears. OF Knoxville.
formerly OF this city
Mrs. Arthur T. Pritchard's bridge
party Friday afternoon in honor OF her
aunt. Mrs Lewis Kennett OF Dayton.
o. was one OF the very pleasant So
cial affairs of the week
Miss Mary Hamilton save large
dance Thursday evening at the home
OF her mother. Mrs o c. Hamilton on
Boaucatcher Mountain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Floor Oilcloth

ton days spent visiting in Farmvilie.
Rev. J. w. Tyler of Moultrie. Ca,
is visiting here and will occupy the
Pres oyteran pulpit to morrow morn
ing
The following young people left
Thursday for Mountain Lake: Horace
Adams. John Dyer. 5 c. Bliss Misses
Lockett walton. Grace Walton. Kellogg
Holland Martha Rlanton Louise
Adams. Mary Closson and Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Ga is spending = portion of his va
cation IN tho homo of his aunt, Mrs.
Thomas T.. Robertson.
Tucker g. Johnson is in Amelia at
the home Of his brother
kennith Green is on trip M tho
Potomac.
Misses Belle and Gertrude Gillian
party given in Powhatan county
Mrs Harry Tucker ami children have
returned to their Richmond home after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ASHEVlLLE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Asheville, c.. August lin honor
of her sister. Mrs Emma Payne
Erskinc Mrs w. a Newell was the
hostess to about nifty friends Tues
day Afternoon at her home on Patton
Avenue. Tho home of Mrs. Newell was
tastily decorated for the occasion. and
the affair proved Very delightful
one Punch was served
Miss Mabel Hartwell gave a motor
ride and dance and supper Tuesday
evening at Skyland. in honor OF her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

Mems $50 Slk-Finished Shirts. c1 IN
with collar to match, sale price ID .VU
With '" s 70 % %9ySo .s N-d g,5y S'' 89c
Men Is Pcrcae Shirts, full cut fast
p :I's-. Al neat P.''er".- '''' :'Si'. a SOC
Mems soc Balbreesn. Check Muslin z
and Mesh Underwear. sale price JJE
s ri.s. F''A''. t',.''- E"e' i'os'b. -ai' 29c
Mems 2;o Check Muslin and Balbrgg4n
underwear. full cut and well made: sale To-
pr ... - ATC
Mems An Pure Linen l2isc Hcmstitchod
tiandkerchicf-' sale price, Zoe; or three 0Sc
for " - AJC
MEMS l. 4 NJ Suspendcrs. extra length il
desired brass trimmed and calfskin 0So
ends best Isle webbing; sale price AJC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
FARMVlLLE
{ special to Tho Times -Disno,o,,

special TO Tho Times Dispatoh.l
Farmville. Va. August l7.-Miss
Libby Bliss has returned from her trip
to the seashore
$ II Davis and wife. OF McAlpine.
" va. are In tho home OF 5. Baxter
Miss Mary Allen. of Lynchburs, is a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Goodbye Prices on
Trunks and Suit Cases

$3.50 Travelling Trunks 52-inch,
bras trimmed iron bottom; -alc 81 AZ
$50 Trunks. large 3i-inch size,
Linen ..is pl lined hs-yiiS Pa. ''i""sd S4.9S
5000 best quality, canvas covered iron bot
p r9%. line" lined '4.in'h .'e' sale $3.50
500 Heavy Genuine Sole Leather suit Case,
6 5t5e'h SIS elegantly made sale 1898
$500 Leather Bags, l4-in h, made
VIII st15. d''Pi' i'a'S'T h."d'.s Il $3.50
Large 500 Fibre Hand Bags we'll 6Oo
made sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We
2+-inoh so Fibre Suit Cases extra 90,
well made; sale price. ............... IOS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
A Clean Up Sale Of MtIssed
and TumbIed underwear

French Nainsook slipover Gowns. dain,ily
but elahorately trimmed with laces and inlets
q Inserting and medallions; sold for 81 Q2
Gowns that sold for $500 and CT 40
s. 50 vii be . oil ~
$500 aid $500 Gowns will 81 QS
Drawers that sold for 500 to $40
s. 90 for - D ~
Drawers that sold Tor sioo to $50 IT,
:, G e St Covers that sold for sioo 70 7Sc
Corset Covers that sold for $500 81 40
q lot Of COMPUTATIONS that sold for *.
SlOo and SIPS for ............ IOC
4 lot Of Children and Misses Princess Slips,
skirts and Gowns
The SOC ones will be - 3pc
The 7sc ones will be .... soc
The Csc ones will be ....... 6qc
The SIPS and $50 ones for So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
Japanese M tting Rugs
Almost Half Price

$3.50 Jap Mating Rugs, in pref
designs, full 9y12foot sizes, only {
a few left; sale price ..... ,
$500 Wool and Fibre Rugs,
standard brand, large 9xi2 size; q
sale price Observation-Disclosures. ID