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vERMlLYA TRIAL.

Chicago March 27.-In the trial of Mrs. Louise vermilya, charged with the murder by poison of Richard T.. Smith, Joseph 0. Smith, brother of
 he dead man, testified he told Mrs. vermiiya lie had heard rnmors that she had caused his brothers death, but she said there was no founda- tion for the stories and credited her enemies with starting them. He also asserted that much of his brother $ property was missing after his death.
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"Our Personal Guarantee
 to all Skin Sufferers" R. c. Morris Drug Co.

bottle will cost you nothing. You alone to judge.
 Again and again we have seen how a few drops of this simple wash applied to the skin, takes away the itch, in- stantly. And the cures all seem to be permanent.
 n. D. D. Prescription made by the D. D. D. Laboratories of Chicago. is composed of thymol glycerine, oil of wintergreen and other healing. soothing. just crazy with itch. you win feel soofhed and cooled. the itch absolutely washed away the moment you applied this D. D. D.
 We have made fast friends of more than one family by recommending this remedy to q skin sufferer here and there and we want you 10 try it now on our positive no-pay guarantee.
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PRIMARY FOR ILLINOIS.

Springfield, H.. March 27.-The senate in a night session passed the Beall presidential preferential pri- mary bill with an emergency clause this (Tuesdayl morning. by a vote of S7 to 1. The bill will be reported to the house today. This will give the house three legislative days in this week in which to pass or defeat It. There is barely time left to make the bill a law so as to be operative at the primaries April 9.
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We have been in business in this town build I'D trade by always advising our patrons right.
 So when we tell you that W. have found the eczema remedy and that we stand back of it with the manufacturer s iron clad guarantee backed by ourselves you can depend upon it that we give crr advice not in order to sell few bottles of medicine to skin sufferers, hut be- cause we know how it will help our business If we help our patrons.
 We keep in stock and sell, all the we'll known skin remedies. But we will say this. If you are suffering from any kind of skin trouble, eczema. psoriasis rash or letter we want you to try full size bottle of D. D. D Prescription And. If it does not do the work this
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HELD FOR EMsEzzLEMENT.

Grand Rapids, Mich, March 27.-J Edward Johnson. teller of the Mich igan Trust company, Of this city, was arrested late tonight while working over his books in the bank, charged with embedding $5,000 from the in stitution
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K. q. Morris Drug Company

The sunshine society will have bazaar al the Arlington hotel on the afternoon and evening of Saturday March 30, and contributions can be sent to the Arlington on Saturday, in care of Mrs. M. F. Gaines.
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BIG AVIATION MEET.

New York, March 27 Competition for the coupe international d'ayiation will take place in Chicago September 9, according to an announcement to- day of the Aero club of America.
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HEMlNwAY RESIGNS.

Little Rock, March 27.-W. E. Hem inway of this city. assistant to the vice president and general solicitor of the Iron Mountain for Arkansas and Oklahoma, today rendered his resignation to take effect April i.
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The iadies of tiie city wish tc reor- sanfze the School Improvement asso- cation and a meeting will be held this evening at o'clock at the high school All the ladies are urged to be present
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SlO0 Reward. SIO0

Inc readers of this paper will he pleased to learn that there least dreaded distase that has been able to in at lts stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive being a constitutional disease. requires a constitu tlonal treatment Halls Catarrii gllFe s taken iu formally, acting directly upon the blood and nucoul surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the l1uadation of the distgz and giving the patient ng nature in doing itst D v The proprIetors harf Q much faith n its c9fS~ fpowers that they ofij he Hundred notersf for GtsS case that h faiz 4 lre. Send for st el festimGnfiS@
 Address r ]. CHENEY t CO. Toiecr-Q
 Sold by all Drlevisis Tho.
 lake baa's tan,D ils for constaatloa N
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MORSE IS WELL AGAIN.

Florence, Italy, March 27.-C. w. Morse who was released recently from the federal prison at Atlanta, was out walking in the streets of this city with his wife this morning.
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sAYLoR eeATs HAYEs.

Indianapolis, Ind. March 27-Young Saylor of Indianapolis, won the de. cision over Grovey Hayes of Phila- delphia in 10 rounds here tonight They fought at 133 pounds
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MINNlEs BEAT MEMPHIS.

Fulton, Ky, March 27-The Mime apolis team of the American associa- ton defeated the Memphis Southern league team today. to 1,
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GIANTS MIN A GAME

Jackson, Miss. March 27.-The sec ond team of the New York Nationals won from the Jackson team of the Cotton States league today. 6 to 0.
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LOWERS MOTH KILLER PoSi. FINELY PREVENTS MOTHS. SOLD AT LOWERS DRUG STORE AND ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Mrs. R. s. Goslee left yesterday for Hugo. Okla, to spend a visit with friends.
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MRS. DR. EDWARDS r Thirty years Cnicago's leading Psychic is now ermanently located at Hot Springs.
 If there is anything you wish to know, any desire of your heart ungratified consult this gifted woman whose power has mystifled the most six ptical. One visit to a genuine priestess of Occultism will renpy you for many dissapointments HaAXo equal in her profession.
 Sl#eds where all others fail Busi- ness #strictly confidential-private resi-. dense-you meet no strangers. Mediums developed
 52e Orange Street, near ouaehta Ave, Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-26
V. M. |. NOTES.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lexington, Va. May 25.-GCneral
Nichols has returned TO Lexington. AT
ter very pleasant trip TO New York.
While there he made an address be-
fore the New York Alumni Association
at belmonico's on May ..
Colonel kerlin, head Of the depart
mcnt of English at the institute. spent
several days OF last week in Farm
willie. where he delivered an illus
tratcd lecture on the Passion Play
before the Normal school.
Captain Anderson has returned, af-
ter Il short visit TO Norfolk.
Among the officers who cncamped at
Winchester during the past week
there were a number Of V. NJ ]. men:
j.. L. Slaughter. 81. major OF tho Sec
ond Infantry: j. B. Beverley. -. cap
tain Company c. Second Infantry; G.
B. Coulhourn. 10. captain Company G.,
First Infantry: IT. r.. Mecreedy. 'O6,
captain Second Infantry; James Me-
Ciraw. Jr. "a first lieutenant Com
nany \, r. l.. l.; Robert Conrad. 'o5;
first lieutenant aide-camp General
Vaughan: Frank G. Brooke. o.. second
lieutenant Company G. Second lnfan-
try; NJ. j. Edwards. %. captain adju
iant V. NJ !.
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HOUSTON

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.J
Houston. Va. May o5.-"The Toy
SHOP. an, operctta. was presented at
the courthouse on Tuesday evening
by Mrs. James s. Easley. Miss Eliza
beth Bouldin and Miss Sadie Leigh the
cast being made M of the young
amateurs OF Houston.
Henry Leigh. of Dsnville. spent
sunday as the guest of AIRS. Tom
NJ. B. Booker and Gran Craddocl
r.. Holt Easley and James :. Easley
left on Wednesday morning for Nor
folk to attend as delegates from Halt
fax county the state Democratic Con-
vention.
Miss Rebecca Leigh. who for the
past session has been teaching near
Richmond. arrived OH Friday after
noon.
Mrs. F. E. Booker and Miss Lula
Edmondson. who tnr the past fort
night have been tho guests of j. b..
Chastain in Baltimore. are expected
home on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. Z: Eda'urds.. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". III. Ed
munds.- returned to I.ynchburg on
TUESDAY morning.
Mrs. Bartlett. OF San Francisco. Cal.
who has been the guest of Captain
and Mrs. NJ. French, left during the
week for her home.
The closing exercises o. the Houston
High school took place "Wednesday
morning. The exercises were held in
fully decorated with f!cwerH and
zines. Tho program was 9peAsd. With
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WEST POINT
Especial 10 The Times pispatch. !


West Point. Va. May 25.-The re-
rival services now in progress at the
Baptist Church, in which Rev. w. c.
James. d. D.. pastor OF Grove Avenue
Baptist Churcn. of Richmond. IS as
tsis,ins the pastor, Rev. Edwin y.
Harris. arc OF great interest. There
are two services each day.
Mrs. w. j. Marshall gave an enter
tainment in her beautiful home in
honor OF the graduating class of tho
High school. Her son Jack being
among the number. There are eight
Misses Alma Cook. Pauline Garrett.
Lel!c McCanna, Kathleen Bland. Flo
rine Henderson. Jack Marshall. VIII
lam Gary and Dabncy Hardy, OF
making Tor the commencement next
Week. Professor Anderson. OF Rich
inond COLLEGE is booked for the com.
liemcement address. There will be
1hlnGs pertaining to tho happy occa-
Y6 Nix and nd Mr., Mr. $: L. Jones. of New
al west Ioint. Mrs. Jones Is the sis
Ter OF CROSBY Thompson. president
inc Old Dominion Industrial Com
Miss Maud Lipscomb, of upper King
y, mann IS the guest OF Mrs. Emma
Hoy Spencer
"'o has paid quite an extended visit
70 Mrs Ho6ert c. Garden. has return
ed 20 her home
Miss Jessie Denmead will leave the
NfSt OF Juno 10 spend tho summer
VIII her sister. Mrs. Clara Williams.
si Colonial Beach
Mrs Il. W. Hcfcrfon will leave
est Point on Tuesday. TO spend the
summer with relatives in Warrcnton.
Miss Victoria Lewis. who is con"
VtleScinc from such serious illness
the Randolph Macon Womans Col
!eFo I.%nchburg, VIII be able to re-
turn to nor home here in about ton
SAYS Her mother Mrs. Herbert /.
Lewls' Is still with her.
Mts. II. w. EubanG will he the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Thos. i. Rar-
by. The coming week
Mrs Pollard from FOR, Norfolk. IS
VISITING her sister, Mrs W. c. Nunn.
nnd VIII return to her home on FRI
Harry Anderson. an old resident .,
Vest Point, now of Norfolk. arrived
mother Mrs. Monle Anderson. back
!" nor nome on the York River steam
"F to-day. Mrs. Anderson sprnt tho
iasi two weeks with Mrs J, wexford
''"'
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WAVERLY
Especial TO The Timag.Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Timag- Dispatch.l
Waverly. Va. May a5-Mrs. John r.
May has returned homo after spending
several days in Richmond.
Miss Beatrice Moss, 81 Booker, who
liz been visiting Mrs. Bette Cnappell,
on Copperhaunk Avenue. left for her
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs V c. johnson spcnt
yesterday in Norfolk.
Mrs. Helen y. Jnge. of kenbridge.
Who has been the guest Of her brother.
George a. Harrison. Or Main Street,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. L. L. Ship. Mrs. Z. Il. Smith
and Miss Myrtle Harrison spent We'd
ncsday in Petersburg.
Miss Bessie Ford, of Savedge. is the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. ". Cheatum on
Main Street.
F. y. Thompson. of Norfolk. visited
friends in Waverly last Sunday.
George p. Arnold has closed his
school at Hesthsvile. and spent sev-
eral days in Waverly this week. leav-
ing later for williamsburg.
Misses Grace Little Estelle Fitchette
and Marie Fitchette. who have been
teaching school in Prime George
county and Miss Ida DeldricE. who has
been teaching in Fairfax county. have
returned to their homes in Waverly
Tor their summer vacation.
Mrs. Eugene Wells. uf Petersburg, Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. T. NJ. Xii.
marin. on West Main Street.
Miss Kate Cobb. Of Littleton. Ia
spending several days in the home of
Mrs b. f. Cobb, on Ma, street.
John II. Harris. farm demonstra-
tor for Sussex county, was in Waver-
~ to-day.
Mrs. w. i. Dunnaway, Jr., and son,
Wayland. after spending two months In
the homo Of her father. DIR. John f..
May. OH Main Street. left Monday last
for their home in Beckley, w. Va.
p. Fleetwood and II. w. Chappell
have returned home after a ten days
visit to friends in Georgia.
Mrs. Hunter. chappell. Of Petersburg,
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FARMVILLE


tHpecial 10 Ihe Times Dispa tch.
farmvinc Va, May Gil. r. Smith
tors in Farmvillc
Yards have been received in Farm
WIG. announcing the apnroachtnr
marriage Of Jacnuelinc. daughter q:
hcV. William Ware. formerly the rec.
Tor Of Johns Memorial Church. Farm
ville, TO Severn Marcellus Nottingham.
the ceremony to take place nj 81:
stephens Church. Culpcrer county,
Miss Falls, of tho Normal school
Informal. but charming manner.
Rev. Andrew Allan, y. y. pastor
elect OF the Presbytertan Church. VIII
morning and evening.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson has heen n
recent guest of her daughter. VINO IS
teaching school IN Roanoke.
is visiting relatives in Farmvilie.
ner sister in Richmond.
Joe Miller Of panville, who is n
native OF Farmvilie, paid a shor,
VISIT 70 mis- brother, r. d. Miller, dur
Miss Nellie Barber sailed this wee,,
from New York for England. ana
while there she will visit many parts
OF Europe. She was accompanied 20
Barber.
Rev. John Davis. OF Tuscaloosa.
Ala Will occupy his old pulpit n,
Guinea Church on the arst sunday
In June.
Mrs, J. A. Davidson has returned
from Richmond. where she had Il do.
lighiful visit to relatives.
MISS Julia Hundley. daughter OF
Judge Geo. j. Hundley is at nome
from her school!
Miss Celeste Richardson has re.u-,
cd from Red Hprinaa. y. C., whore aht
mad been taking IT special course ir
Roger 3. Warren, OF Richmond y,,
visitor to Farmviiio friends durins
colonel Robert ks?lin, of v n
gave an Interesting lecture, accorr,
panlad win stareopticon views. M
Ins normal schooi Monday night.
L. Hon. b. w Williams, Attorney
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crdale Fla, where Mr.. oates is en-
ga aged in business.
have rstnrncd si from man Stay Of some some
time at Old Point Comfort.
o, Mi bs virginia, and Douglass Full
friends in Baltimore.
turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Iarscott, In Clarke county.
Miss Cary Randolph Jones has gone
to Long Island for the balance OF the
summer.
LuG!en Carr. Third. has returned to
spending = week at the homo of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Carr.
Jr.
Miss I.clah shnll is spending several
weeks with friends in Washington and
Mount Rainier. Md.
mj Mrs John nm 3 IIqffmap, of MI Nh
Miss Daisy Relic Bowers is visiting
her brothcr-inlaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Price. at Lcmoinc. Pa.
Mrs; H.. Clay Krebs has gone on a
Miss Virginia Snodgrass, of Mar
tinsburs. W. Va, has been visiting
RELATIVES and friends in Winchester
and Clarke county.
MIR. ana Mrs. W. r.. Bosserman and
stanton; Va. This week
Smyrna. Del. after visiting at tho
home OF Mr. ana Mrs. Robert t. Ear
ton.
have hrcn spending eome time i'm
Baltimore arc now with the lattcr's
mother, Mrs. Annie f. Hack. who this
week reopcned her home, Wnliow
Lawn" on the Valley Pike. for the
summer season
DIR; and Mrs a. u Henl<el and Miss
Virginia Hcnltcl. of winchester. and
Miss Martha iicnkcl. of New Market.
have been visiting relatives In Wash
Frank o. Hcadley. OF Baltimore has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Nus. George W. Kurtz.
Mrs. Frank Iones. of Petaluma. Cal.
Is visiting Nh and Mrs. Robert ;.
Rev. and Mrs. lanes Gray McAllis-
ter ana children. OF Louisville. Ky
nave taken house here for the sum-
mer. Mrs McAllister is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs l. W Russell. and Or.
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ARVONlA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Aimeda Pitts left on Friday of this
week Tor stanton. where she goes 10
attend the commencement of her
anna mater, Mary Baldwin Seminary.
sam rdT,, mere cts. she will go to Mount
sell and later she will visit M;ss
t-iizaneth Wallace. at Mint Springs.
Augusta county.
, Or, John Robert Baghy Of Ore
lam Williams. OF Diana Mills, five
miles west of Arvon!a. left for Nor
,oIk on Wednesday. whore they Went
v We attend .,t me State Democratic Con-
'cntion. They returned on SATURDAY.
MISS Margaret Pierce left this wocE
-or l'owhatan county, where she viii
remain FOR some time. attending, next
Week, the commencement of tho Pow
OF 1Sallsviilc 'eter'
Mrs. John w. Pierce. formerly Miss
s ,r"nora fotts. of Powhatan county
mnnno ,nc week attending the COM
hatNn Institute. io"-
Mrs: Hummer F. Jones, with her
v ,hsmmt son. nlummer F. Jones. Jr.
'tslteo relatives in Scottsville ~.
week, returning here on Saturdav ms
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lindsay stone sne,.
iaSt sunday visiting friends and I'll,
ives near Stcarnes, in FIuvanna
Mrs Cunningham. of Esmont. Able.
marie county, is spending some tl,n.
WIN Mrs. Richard ID. Jones. al hor
II. Murray White, OF Dinwvn. Via
tc1 Richmond this week. returning
10 his home on Wednesday.
Rev. flummcr i. Jones was visit.
,,of IN Dillwyn this week in conncc
ZION with educational work Efforts
are now being made to establish a
now high school at that prosncro,,s
new town. '"S
Reuben Hudgens, or near New Can
,on' spent several days in Richmond
last week 'd
Jack Elcy and r. l.. BAKER. hotb ne
Hichmond, were visitors here early
this week.
William King. Jr. Of I.ynchburr.
hPeh- several days here this week.
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WYTHEVlLLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
=, MytheViilc, Va. May 2S.Nrhere was
exercises of tho Wythcvillc High
school AT the Opcra House on Tues
day evening. The exercises were
opened with PRAYER by Rev. +. II.
on Character" by Rev. NJ p. Car
rico. Diplomas were presented by
Professor J. y, G.. Hurt to Misses
Angela Gibboncy. Margaret Blessing,
RICHARDSON and Virginia lIonaker.
The medals given by tho Daughters
OF the American Revolution for the
highest grade during the session on
American history were won by Missc s
Jean Widmcycr and Norman Hoback
The medal from the Daughters Of tho
confcderacy for the best paper on the
history OF the Coufederacy was award
cd to Miss Helen Draper. The cNeT
cises closed with AN interesting PLAY,
The Adventures Of college Bride
Mrs. Frank, iieighicy and children
ana Mrs Shaplcy, of Philadelphia.
Miss Eleanor Terry has returned
after spending some time in Halifax
Miss Ncil Savers is at home, after a
protractcd visit with friends in Tus-
con. Arizona.
Miss SalIio Goodwin, who has been
Goodwin, OF Richmond. has returned
home.
Miss Kate Green is at homo; after
in Florida. Miss Green attended the
Confederate Reunion in Macon, Ga.
whore she was sponsor for the sons
Of Veterans from Virginia.
Mir T. t. Barclay is visiting Thomas
Barclay in Baltimore.
Mrs Edwei. Of New York: Mr Her
Der Of Norfolk Judge and Mrs. w r.
of Roanoke. arc the guests Of Miss
jamie Gibboney.
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WILMINGTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
most ein hsa9n, . N c. May 25,IThe
social way was the Goth Of MAY
Geie bration of the Wilmington Light
s r,ah' ai j. was an all-day observ
at night by big ball A I.umina. Dur
ing the afternoon the ccmpany's year
~ competitive shoot was held. Pri-
C Cirrei, ~ H.; l;orlns, O. ril!yaw and Louis
Orreii tied for first place, and at tho
shoot-off Of the tie Private Orren
won and received the handsome conn
psny medal. Before the evening dance
tue COMPANY competitive drill was
held on the floor of Lumina. and the
SILVER loving cup was won by Richard
a. Grant. the presentation speech be-
ing made by First Lieutenant Paul l.
CantWeH
The Christian Endeavor Society of
INC First Presbyterian Church held q
which was featured by a fine musicale,
and during intermissions delicious re-
fre ls were served:
and Mrs: L. CLAYTON Grant returned
this week from Macon. Ga. where DR..
,b. esr. and Mr. Grant participated in
The former scored SO and the latter
81 out OF a possible hundred The
best record was 81.
invitations We're Issued this week to
the marriage Of Miss Moll'e Elizabeta
Harris. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Harris. Of Cumberland county.
- Shti"' anu LutHcT LcIaDu NdSh, or
this city. The wedding will he cele-
hrated at Stoddert Chapel, county of
Cumberland, Wednesday afternoon,
June 8. They will he at home in Will
minston at 319 South Second Street
after June o.
Captain and Mrs. Haywood Clark
have announced the approa ching we'd
ding of their daughter. Miss Mary
Summer Clark. to George Giljett
Thomas. Jr., daughter of DIR. George
Gillette Thomas. chief surgeon Of the
Il hA aff of,
take place in this city at st. James's
Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon.
June 6. Both contracting parties are
Wilmington.
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prayer. by Rev. Mr.. Maynard, follow
Ing which were Rotations By the
pupils 81 the various grades
me exercises were closed with an
appropriate address by j. Easley Ed
munds, who as principal has done 30
much for the schools Improvement in
the TWO last sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Barksdaie. Jr,
OF Lynchbnrg, and I. I. Barksdale
spent sunday with Judge and Mrs.
". II. Barksdale
John Powell. who has recently filled
e1gaSemcnts at Richmond and Danville.
ana VINO. through his pIdy!na, delight
iuliN entertained friends OF Houston
and South Boston OH AN afternoon
during tn" Week ,,ast. has returned
To houston for visit 10 Mrs Tom
Leigh.
Miss Lea Faulkner. who for several
months has been visiting MIR. and Mrs
Joe fcrrcll. of Raleigh. y. G.. mas ic.
turned.
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WINCHESTER
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Winchester, Va. May 25-The ON
GERS of the Virginia infantry organI-
cations. who have been holding their
annual school Of instruction in Win
chester during the past week and
the United States Army officers who
have been coaching them In their
various duties. were the guesta OF
honor at large dance given on Wed
ncsdsy evening In the ballroom at
tho Winchester Inn. y fun orchestra
rendered al attractive musical pro-
gram. and during tho evening rpfrcsh-
mcntH were served,
scene of very pretty marriage a
rev days ago. when Miss Matte
Amelia Bowara, daughter OF Mr. and
OF Alher, Ierome 6etsa, of Canon
bridge. w. Va. tho ceremony beinn
performed by Rev. T, X. cromnr, pas,
LOT OF Centenary Reformed Church,
i1so young couple left fer Fort Laud.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Buckingham. Va. May 25.-The Buck
ingham High school has closed an un-
usually successful session. and in the
high school department Professor G. IL.
Brown. of Pulaski, has been reelected
Tor the next term, as has also Miss s
3. Bondurant. The teachers in the pri-
mary and grammar grades have not ye,
oeen elected This high school IS
strictly a county school. and pupils
from any or all of the districts in the
county can come here.
This school has been in operation for
about nine years, and before the build
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ing was erected there had usually been
"A one-room school. which was taught
by one teacher for a term of live
months. on a salary of SIS a month
Now there is an eight months session,
and tho teachers salaries aggregate
about $500 session. The graduates
find ready employment as teachers In
their home county and do good work.
Those who have served as principals
of the Buckingham High School arc
Professors William Il. Ellis, Il. Peabody
Dahl. Howard Jeffrics. ii. Blanken ship,
o. f. Morgan, q. H. Brown and Profess
sor Wood.