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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19

Hale, TREASURER, Ruby Necl, Critic
Miss Grac, WhiJtmghill,, Editor, Ru-
by Ned.
Two crawling Libraries VIA b. es-
tnblisih.d in our school In fsw
days. One of fifty volumes for the
students, THE other farmsr's libra
ry, consisting of fifts.n books on
agricultural subjscts.
The board of Trustscs ara encour-
aging ths faculty by seeing that ev-
eryahrg Is dore that lbs rasded for
the comfort of he school.
Tho faculty earnestly urges TIL,
patrons and chose of ohe surrounding
country dnter.Is.rcd in elucadon 20 in
vsIogate the work CT tho school and
to give d. such support as in slhcir
opinion it d sarves
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Old Citizen Dies.

Rockport, KY, Jan. 17.-Mais. WIZ
liam Wilcox, agad 81 years, ono Of
the oldest and bsst known women Of
Ohio county died mt hhr home in the,
Pond Run neighbOrhDOd, Tuesday OF
TROUBLES incident in old ag,s. Basddss
her husband she Do survived by two
chdldrsn. MIR. Bryant Wtsaox. Po-
liceman OF CeuhRl City, and Mrs.
Emily Acton. wife OF Raw. T. ]. Acbon
OF Oiaton. The funeral rites wac,s
conducted at the Pond Run church
aftar which the remains mcre intarrsd
In the Pond Rum cemksaegy.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Debt Leads to Murder.

London, KY, Jan. 13.--Rsub N Ar
thur was shot and killed by Leonard
Allen at ahe homs of the forTmer, hear
the Pulaski county line, .fiftsm miles
west of hare, to-day. TIL, TWO man
quarr led over a small amount of cor
which Allen claimed Arthur owed him.
Allen claims s,lf-dof nse de bays
that Arthur attacked him with an AK
and that he fired to save his own
Life. Arthur received bull-st in The
stomach and only hved a f;w hours.
The two men We're nighbors and
were married. Allen has sent word
TO Sheriff Scovllle thai he will BE- in
London tomorrow 10 sur1endcr..,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Notice Of Dissolution.

HantA0rd, KY, Jan. Is. 1917.
Notice of dissolution OF tho Ohio
County Supply Company.
Notioe is hereby given that the Ohio
oounhy Supply Company, incorporat-
ed. Il closing ND it's business, and
will hs dissolve by unanimous consanlS
of ALL thu stockholders.
All persons having claims against
the mid Ohio County Supply Com
pany. will present the same TO Its
President. r. B. Martin. at bis pffice
In Harthnrd. on or hs60,e The nrst
dag Of March. 1912. or else the oladm
will be forever barred.
ALI psgspns knowing themselves in
dabtad to tho sadd Ohio County, Sup
ply Company will please call end st.
tle the same width X. B. Martin. ct
biz Office In Hautnord. Ky.
OHIO COUNTY SUPPLY COMPANY.
ny OTTO G. MARTIN. secy.
Athaat:
r. B. MARTIN. Pres.
9. A. BRATCHER. TREAS
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Coasting and It's Gloriss.

The followtng taaNen Arlom the
Columbus CO., Journal. hears tho
sarmarks Of having haen lwrt6han by
Col. z. 8. Wdllson.. notmerly III Irunta
Rsnd u:
During Hhe laat mnw Uall the
boys bad nut 6ihedr ahads end did q
dsai Of coastdpg. There u NO memory
OF youth ~ sd0riDus n that sport
Nobody swsr thDnshk that the fh,n of
Gliding down hiil was en- 6he atiehhasf
diminished by the labon Of muddng
back uphdn.
The swifk and exhGAarnttng 10Y of
tli4tlng down the hlalshds was p Gtand
part Of q bows sHpatsune. end WILL
newer grow gale IN The memory
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Cashier Dunn Complimented.

RcckpOnt, KY, Jan. 17.-So flaItter-
ing was the showing made by the
Rockport Deposit: Bank to it's stock
holders i'm annual ssl.on that they
highly praised the Cashier, MIR. J.
R. Dunn, and the ASSISTANT Cashier
Mr.. ]. l. Hosick, for their efficisncy
in managing the institutions affairs.
The capital stock was increased from
SIS, to $4,000 and dihs following
officers Were clectsd w. P. Iler, Pres
idsnt; Porter Hunley, Vice Pr,sidsut;
j. R. Dunn, Cashisr; and ]. /. 'Hosick,
Assistant Cashier.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
CHOPPERS HERE
'''' ! TOMORROW l'NjIN
For Big Initiation of Wood
men of World.
will Be The Biggest Day Ever In
History Of Local Lodge Of
Woodmen.
(CcImmun.icauad.)

Tn, chrppars ara coming! They
will be- here regardless of weather
conditions, though fair waalth.r will
insure much Larger crowd. Major
r. E. Russell, District Manager, has
all the d-i,ail work complsl5sd and
is now busy pushing through the
bundles of applications tIhat aa>s Conn
ing in ait the eleventh hour. PERMITS
sion has baan granted to acc ut APP
plicaIions up to and including SAT-
urday, january 2Otih, a. p. nj.
Candidates can be examined and pb-
ligated upon their arrival ait Hart
ford and will BE- adm3.,tad TO The
meeting, but wih4re possible, this
should be done before reaching this
city, as there Is much work to be
done ON that day.
Tho cOmmitteas ON ar,langam mis-
and reception are on to hhIsir r9-
spactive jobs, and visitors will nstad-
lily recognize the msmbens, as thsy
will wear badges. Col. ]. H. Brew
err, State Manager, of Louisville,
will arrive Friday evening TO taloe
an active part in assisting Major
Russell in che preparations en- Sat-
urday. Hartford Camp No. POP
Will keep OPEN house at the lodge
rooms Saturday forenoon whsre can
didat,es will be obligated and the
password given to those lagally
qualified and vouchad Tor. Stale
and District Headquarters will BIZ
opened in room IA, Commercial Ho-
tel, this evening, wht.re those
having business with State or Dis
trict Manager, can apply.
The Woodmen of the World of
Distinct No. 8, are in line for AN ex-
cepticnal tr at, as arrangements
have ben made to have DR., Schl4h,
the National Lecturer of Omaha,
Nsb., present. He will arrive with
the Owansborp delegation about
AMoOI Noiui u1y. Iic Wuul soi>O u1cJuih
at Greensboro ON Sunday, january
21st i'm the interest of the ordur
Following is the program:
Parade al 1870 p. m.
Addri SIS of Welcome-Otto Mar
tin, Camp 2O2-2:0O p. m.
Response-Lonnie Srewart, Camp
260-2:20 p. m.
Comforting Amplifiad Protection
Dsgrae by Hartford Camp No. 202
800 p. I'M.
Comforting Sublime Degree OF
Morning, McHenry Camp No. 900
400 p. m.
Lectune by DIR. Schlah-7:OO p. m.
Public Installation of Officers OF
ths various Camps in the DiSaic.-
500 p. m.
Major Russell DESERVES much
credit flor the studious ard pains.
talking arrangements he has mad;
foc the meeting. He is splendid
lodge man of versatile talents, amd
has Left nothing unaIiitanded TO In
his effort to make this ONE Of tbs
GREATEST meetings the Nv. o. w
folks have had in recent years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Fordsville Schov. Notes.

School is moving on micaly. Taach-
ers and suudenhs alilOe are utilizing
every effort to make our school tho
best we have ever had. EVERY one IL
busy preparing for the examin-
alton which will begin about the
18th.
The following students from tho
county have eDaered school SINCE thu
Holidays; Miss Eunhcs Shultz. Mar
rows; Ewe,ett Hobbs. Henhsnt; Elsc-
tious Bethany, WhdtasviIlN; Imon
Rellamy and EstiM Howard. Eondsvllle
r. r.
Quite q number OF new studies are
enuuted ct the opsning of the surlng
Dyou, january ~.
y Nh Laararg Societies are In splan-
~ order. The #. q. Wa have
- 20 In number hhat on hast
.Jt1nv hhy Divided into ssnAnr and
1k1nnfpr uociaty. The 6anoss nstadned
ltho1r pnsssnk Dfhicav end The jam
Z - aAacbsd the botlowdng: President.
.,lantha Albat ouiasnbsrry. Vice
Prssident. Sally Lanam. Sec. Irene
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
MURDER IS
The Sequel
To Elopement Of Rich Texas
Couple.
Husband Of Woman Who Skipped
With Young Boyce, Kills
Father Of Wife's Affinity.

Fort Worth, Tex. january i3.-The
Sensational elopem2nt Of Mrs. Lena b.
Snead, wife OF rich banker of Anna
rillo, with A. G. Boyc,, Jr.,milliomaire
. fanchman had its still NOR, ssnsa-
!. tional ending tonight when J. B. Snead
the husband shot and killed A. G.
\ BOyce, Sr., father Of the man who
e,opad with his WIFI.
The shooting occurr d shortly afser
Q o'clock in fhe lobby of the NJ stropoh
tan Hotel, crowded with pacplc Mt an
time, Snad f.rnd five sho.s a.. Boyc.,
four taking effect. He usJd a 32-cali-
ber automatic and the bulA,os lodgcd
in the abdomen ranging bctw,en iihs
naval and the groin.
SPOKE ONLY WITH GUN.
Boyce was ssits.d in thc hobby Of tn {,
hotal short distance from the main
entrance. Snaad emit rSd by tina main
doorway. He ncvcr spoke 10 Boyc.,
but ms .ad whipp d out his trivoiver
and bagan firing. His first Hhut took
eff st., striking Boyce i'm tine pit If ihe
stomach. Boyce jhmpsd and pitched
forward. but at the sams ins.an:
Snead's rvolver cracked ard thre
mors shots landed in the abdomen.
Snead flei by SIDE IN rance and rin
10 c nfnl police saalcn, wll1di, he
surTntnh. II rssus d 90 mnlas a
statement to el-har nawspapcr Report
ers or police.
The sh,oting came as big surprise
TO y Tsons who have been following
ths case since the nSldional slight
of Mrs. SIN ad and young Bryce from
Fort Worth on Novcmbr IL. Snsld
and his WIFI little mere than n week
ago affcad a rsconcsl ation and ~
turn d to Txas from WINNIPEG, VIII ~
shs and young Boyce wa!ie caught,
This afternoon the eldar BOyce had
just succeed d i'm gdluing NIL indict-
mlsn.s against his son dismissed by IN
County Attorney This. st MSus thought
would end the CASE.
SEARCH ENDED IN CANADA.
The elop,sm Mt of Mrs. Snead and
young Boycc Attracted aJ,enrion
throughout. TN country. The sduroh for
the missing couple eXaandad from
here to 81. Louis, thence 20 Chicago,
Atlanic City, Ntlw York and FINALLY tt
| Winnipeg, Man. VIII re they We're ar
\ ras..-d. As soon as tIhe couple ware ar
r,saad Snaad's ATTORNEYS had indict-
menas re.urned against Boyce oharg-
ing abduction, rape and uhsft. A
requl sttiOn was immediately applied
for, but this Gov. Colquitt refus,d
gnan., as il wEls based Hol;ly pn uhe
Question of while her Cur not Mrs. Snaad
was imnne al rihe klme she Gan AWAY
with Boyoe. Canadinm aicmisl1s found
her same and refused ito hold har afoel
the arrival of hIar husband. Boyce WAS
allowed to go fr,e and annoamoed that
he would go to Albania Wasbsm Can
ada, and 80 into uhs cattse BUSINESS.
Young Bovce when Inc lent Fort
Worth carried change 10 the amount
OF 5000 or $4,000 i'm cash.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19

The most sascosssiil boy corn rads-
or In Ksntuclky for 1911 was !. ".
Hooper. q ssueutaan Near hid boy OF
Union cosx,xy. He received. as a
pnenlinm. a silver cup valued at 5000
He produced twanfy-ndne hsusalA Of
corn on q sinels acne Of ground His
nst pnofits ON the !acre was more khan
5000. ths price of she corn having
been put ct 65 cents . Ibushel.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Lspsr Lad saves colonly from
Flames BY wireless cal.

New Bedford. Mess. Jan. h.
Owing TO the quick wit Of Archie
Thomas. q Mnsbsen-ysar-Old UPTON
(Masa) HIGH School student. con-
demnad 10 q living dsa&h among THE
lepe colony ct Rsutlnese Islands the
usiNsnne CUTTER Acnshna was able Ia
naach the island On tduae tD,ds oInter-
noon 10 suuinsuish . fine 6hak threat
end 10 wipe out Uhe entire village,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Baltimore Wins.

The ID mOcratic National Commit
tee selected Baltimore Us thu ronv,all-
ton city. June % was fiNed as tn,
date Of the national gathering when
candidates for President and Vice Prs
i'd mt will BE- salscocd
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
A Wonderful Offer.

Read the Big Of6er of The Rapub-
can ON another page Of this issue
wherein you can get this papur, The
Farmer & Stockman and the Peo-
piles Popular Monthly, one vtaar zach.
and a full size 16x20 crayon anlange-
ment ALL for $2.05. 27n
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
John B. Rogers Dead.

Laitchdield. KY. Jam. 15.-John B.
Rog,ns died hsre of unsumonia. Mr..
Rogers formerly took prominent
part in county politics. serving q term
az County Count Clerk. For the last
tan years he had haen county manager
for the Cumberland Telephone Com
panY.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
Niece Of Lincoln's wife dies In
Sanitarium.

Lexington, Ky. January 13.-Mdss
Susie E.. Todd, niece OF Marry Todd
Lincoln, wife of Prasidsnt Abraham
Lincoln, died today at High Oaks
Sanataaium. aged fifty-three years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19
READY TO
RUSH army
Jap War Scare Starts Quick
Action at Washington.
Pacific Squadron Of Four Cruis.
ers Now at Scene Of
Danger.


ing close upon the alarming statement
made yesterday by Major G.meG'sl
William H. Carter, bsfcre the Hous1
Committee on Military Affairs, THAI
$4,000 afficisnt Japanese sIoldists aa'o
now in Hawaii ps1dy 10 wrist ,ha.
invaluable poss ss.On from the Unit d
S.at, S, ths War d parlment admitted
today tina. d afinite plans are now
complete 10 equip and rush an enIai,,
division of troops rscrui.ad to war
STR ngth,, 10 those islands for per-
mancnt stsrvic;. /. was decided to
send five rsgimsns of infantry, zach
of the twalve cOmpani.ts rscruM..d to
$50 MN; ons regiment of cavalry,
evary troop at full fighting strength;
one full regiment Of field artillery
eight companies of coast ar.ilTy,, 10
be separated from the mobile army;
one company of smginasrs and Dne
company CT .hc signal corps ALI ara
TO b. accompanied by thu necessary
sand airy force and und,sr the COM
mand of major ganrtal.
PACIFIC SQUADRON SENT.
1t was furth II LEARNED today that,
net conteant Wi h sanding a full dfvis-
len cf soldiers 10 Hawaii, the Govern
msnr has sant Tho Pacific squadron
Of anmored cruisers as we'll Theae
fcu' big ships are at the pres mt mo-
msn. carefully engaged i'm making a
minuIte survey of the coast from a
naval point of view,it beingthrir pur-
pose TO ascertain precisely where an
army could land.
So anxious is the war Department 10
pray nj its ran!c from being known
tina today ciia,ary of War Stimson
contradictcd .lhe sta 'sm-nt made by
Gen. CarJer as TO the nllmhSr of jap
aDsse soldiers in Hawaii. He did not,
however, deny shat the full division of
troops numbering more than $4,000
tigh ing man, the biggest army evcl
hurnld by the Unatsd Stats 10 dis
tlnt tsEu1lsiory, eXcap. in actual tims
OF war, is gsing TO thase islanls. Tlls
ent,re infantry force alone will numbe
5000.
REGRETS PUBLICITY.
Gen. Carter expressed ragrst today
TIM. his statemant had become public
1t was nlads in confidence bafure the
mihl AIRY comm6tee, he said ENsn Q
ssa,ographer was barred from the
room whils he was giving his besti-
mony. As to Gon. Carriers opportunit
to obtain exac. knowlsdg ait is pointet
out that up to sightaon months ago
h. was saIbioned i'm fhs Philippines
On his way home he paid a visit t.
Hawaii.
illustrating tine Sagerness with which
the War Department is making r,uady
for this emergency it is poinled out
that wltlhin the past few days Con
Leonard Wood has diracted that 6
compkslte list showing the continuous
term of service I'm Washington of al
officers NOW here should be nepnret
and sant to him.
1t is understood THAT every offices
who has hesn in Washington for mo-,
than four YEARS will be transienied
many of than going to Hawaii. Thil
means shalOeup such as the War De
partment has not expanienced dn man;
WARS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
WILL NAME CANDIDATE
TO OPPOSE C. II. SIEMr
l5peeia to The rlmc-.plrpa,ch.I

lSpccIa! 10 The I!mc. plrpatch.l
s'rsto', Va, March t--ASain tho Demo.
Gratis OF tn" Ninth Virginia District are
anout TO enter the arena In An effort 10
"Fest from Representative c. B. slspp INA
poiiIca! power and honor which he has
en'oyed for a nu:uesr o. years as sca5
o. inc parry in Virginia and tho rcpresen
tstlre In Congress- of the district, The az.
echiEe committee OF tho party has n3ed
March % as the date. and B.is,o, a, III.
pace ;nE holding convention 10 nor1,ulte
a osaoioate for Congress, and ai-eady a
NUMBER Q! counties have named dc,eKate.
10 S,tehe this convention. The Hon. Henry
stuart vac the Democratic standard Searsr
tsa'hst S!ea:p IL the election two wear, aro
H'o 80 aeree and determined va, hi. as.
SUI; upon the oai" Republican di.t-ic. In
NFsihia taat Representative Siemn Instead
o. receiving majority O. from got, 70 Id,
ss nc had been accustomed 70. was elected
e. a majority o: only ~
rms IA. ahead tAs party eeen, no, "a
naNs singled out any .reciai person 10 nm
.os Iohsrefs. out there are a nuabsr n,
prominent men who would be pleased 10 ae.
sep. me honor. Among ;ho.o most nrooI.
.eHuS mentioned az available man Ara r.
.a,e irvine Genera! Il, a. Ayers, O, g,s
otone Gap: Prof ". D. smith, a, san,:
H.*: Robert =. Bruce. @. vie: psytnn
~ CAR, o! Gits; Z. 2. Buchanan a.:
:'''Fta. and Herbert q. Peters. os R-,,,o,
- Is c@Pecttd that 10 delegated viii ,,tcn1
'hc convention. 80 e''eHd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
McMINNVILLE LADYS
NARROW ESCAPE
All Women Should Read Of Mrs.
Williams Narrowing Experience,
and Profit Thereby.

McMnuville, Tenn.-'I can truthiuily
say that Cardui has helped nc most
wonderfully" writes Mrs George vii
liams Of this place
II was in a terrible tx, and do believe
would have been dead by now had it
not been toF your medicine.
had an awful bad spell with my back,
also other symptoms Of womanIy trouble.
and came near dying.
The doctors wanted to operate, but |
had fully made up my mind TO girc Car,
dui a fair trial before rcsor,ing 10 an opera
,ion. and | am 50 thankful that did, Tor
I am so much better since taking Cardui,
the woman's tonic
have gained Il pounds, enjoy my
meals thoroughly and don't have that
tired feeling any more.
can also rest good at night. am not
always aching. and can take long walk
every day, and really enjoy ii.
| shall never be without Cardu as loug
A. have a dollar, for | think i, is the
srsnelcsi medicine on earth for suffering
women
II you are u woman. and suffer iron,
any Of the ailments 80 common 10 your
sex. we urge you TO try Cardu. the wo-
mans tonic.
Il has helped million othcrs-w why not
you:
YOUR druggist sells it,
\. B. Write 10 Ladies ADVISORY Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine 20. Chattanooga
Tenn, Tor SpcciGl Instructions and page
book. Home Treatment ior Women. =
sent III plain MraPper on request
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
BUILDING PERMITS
Much Repair Work Also Authorized BY L
ApectUr Beck

epettOr BECK.
Building and repal. permit, were .,.u.d
yesterday :oi!ovs:
Marie Q. Cornell. 10 :e2ai. a frame tenc-
ment. two dwellings, on tho north side o.
Fifteenth Street between Hull and Decatur
streets, TO cos; siot.
u. :. Cunningham. 20 repair ram.
d"'e!iins on the no-ia side o. Nineteenth
stree; between Hull aud Ba!nb-.dge streets
20 si"5
Z. l.. FORD. 70 rcpa!, Brick dwelling on
.he forth side o! Main Street between
SNORT and Harvie Streets. 20 cost 800
Minnie Rosenste!n. TO repair brick dwe
ing on the east side o: Mayo street be
tween Franklin ana Grace Streets, 10 cos,
hsss Antique COMPANY. 20 repair a
brick store oil the north eide o. Franklin
street between Third and Fourth Streets. 20
COS; $40.
c Z. wh,lock'. estate 70 repsir = Brick
ttore or the north side OF Broad street be-
900. N'- "+' 'fh'" streets to e's'
Menhan,,' National Bank. 70 repair +,
brirk bank on the south side o. Main street
ost"e:u Eleventh and TweinA Streets, 70
Estate ., Myer KRIS. % ,cpai, brick
tore and dwelling on the cas-, side Of Third
:irsei oetWeen Jackson and Dual streets,
trent, ,~'o stores. on the north side Of Main
street; a. 1900 and lT1a Eas, Main S,f.e, 70
cost s7.5sa 10
j. j. Warren, 20 cree; detached Two.
cor brick dwelling on the north side 8.
Main street between Robinson and Muiberry
streets. 70 cost s5.6ao
G. L. Chapreii TO erect detached two
st"Ey oTiek dwelling on the south side o,
HinsF, Avenue between Sycamore ana Eov
and Streets. 10 cost ss.Ioo
Charles =. Metzzcr 20 erect n oota-r.a
;wo-s;ory a.ici. stable in -car q. si,o Ia.
Broad street TO cost y7n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
FEARED LOSING POSITION.
CUTS THROAT NIlIf RAZOR

Especial 20 The Times. p!spat ch.I
lia!!.soHbu.s. Va.. Marca ...-.Nor,nnn II
Cooper. ilfty-nvc Years Old. an ensinemnn On
the southern Hallway. running between
Harr!sonburs aud Strasou.r. siashcd hi.
throat with razor a: 10 80 o'clock Sundu.,
morning III an efior, TO comnli; suicide, and
Is In precautions condition with a chance
tor recovery. Ills train was ia a smosh.,n
several months aso near strasbuis: lie was
.'I OIL, and ne :ear or losing his position
proved upon his mind. th;owtn.: him int
n.eep despondcneli sunday morning he sent
IN" wife and little daughter 10 church, tell
inE them that ne would tollos in a fsu.
minute: At;er t.ietr arrival a. Tho enurcb
we Nitie S!Ti turned back 20 look 70, 1a-
: aTer- She round him in the garden. ~.
throat cut from ear to ear \ razo,. was
wing on MS side. Staggering 10 his lect he
managed TO get back 10 the house, where
he fell across the bod without removing AIS
h!oody clothes Three physlcians aitnn5as
MIN. '''"''s'
lie wes3 Il, A!oNandr!, on ,rrd,,, ,,,o,
hH rc1eiMi ="i"S onHodraSeme from inc
ptNsrnl i'm'""y Officials 6uf he s,i.!
4ns SPIRITS ia!icd TO revi..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05

-. l3Pecial 20 hc Times Dispatch
I.s'o.' We. March h-$oarc.ly had IA
o'tc o. Judge Harmon ceased 20 resound
~ s"' S'Teu!t Courtroom at G.eenviIie,
s.s. ' on .h' closing day o! the FEBRUARY
ssssson Q: ;hA Court, when he sprourrc| !,
"s.tre gaming Mrs. Amanda iiick.on an
HIN aMorcc from her husband. I6hn
s.' s""'' mo had been convicted ., horsr
sed'nls, VEIL Mrs. Ii!ekson had been n,s-,Ind
t n.o'nsF man. she FASTENED Into an nd
n,i room, where liceuse vas iss,,.s
;ai,,,.,, ..."'i.ed 10 husband No by a
m -, Il" Hha h'cn summoned nitasr H.
=. o. tht courts decree. II Il nnn
,ns speedits. CAGES D: tho KIND an 1919
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-05
Social and


Mrs Wickharn Renshaw. OF Hunt
msion' w. Va, formerly Miss Martha
Dhaihn. Is the guest of her mother,
YRS Z. p. ChaiNn. a, Riverv1cw. Tor
,one iinle. Mrs. Eenshaws sister,
MIS-; Taylor Vincent. OF Hunting ton
also guest of Mrs. chaGn at Riv.
eF'ie" this week. Mrs Vincen, ia
eseh,!y returned from an extended
ZIP 10 Florida. and VIII leave TO
west Virginia in q few days.
At the Womnns Club
ucfday was newspaper day al,
"e Woman's Club. and under the
workmanship OF Miss Jean Field the
sii'd; Annual made It's sixth appear
shce In very able form indeed Az
Mrs Archer Jones In her clever cdi
,'F's!s expressed It. The Annual came
mower In spring noscgay wAen
otner blossoms hnd failed to show
bud Mrs. Jones's editorials wcfa
]ist as clever as they could be and
cHtroMely funny. IN spite OF the fact
'nat one cannot be funny on three
da%s' notice. The coIored supplement
vas the hit o. the entire publication.
WITH the songs and mske-ups OF those
'hHinG part. and vas much applaud cd
Mrs William G. stanard did the
I"oH reviews in a very unique man
her. and paid number Of delightful
eomplimen,s 10 Richmond authors.
seYeral OF whom, ana really Tho ma
l3F!ty Of whom, ~ere members OF the
Woman's Club. Her treatment Of the
subject was decidedly uHsiue and most
a'nuss'-S TO her audience Another
very funny portion Of this latcst edi-
lion Of the Womans CLUB annual was
number OF Jokes ,cld by Mrs. l. z.
pashie!l. Her dialect was splendid.
md the stories told by Mrz. Dashiell
we're very clevcrly brought In Mis-.
Mary Day VIM madc the usual witty
rcmarks about Beauty Hints ana other
rarts OF woman's own column. and
MISS Withheld. as illustrator OF the
magazine and a freak Landscape art
80. *as much applauded The Annual