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The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Vigilants challenged.

IL there is anything in the challenge
issued by the Georgetown men who say
they would like to tackle the vigilants.
closely contested Of the year White
Hegarty. Dunn. Mullaney, Morris ana
ali or the others reported as being anX-
lous to take a crack at the ViSilants
should be able to get together quite a
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Gallagher to Start
Indoor Work Soon

Johnny Gallagher. GeorGetown's crack
distance runner. 70 expected to start In.
to get accustomed to board tracks be.
fore the holidays. when ne will probably
compete In one or two OF the big meets
which are yearly held In New York dur.
ing the Christmas season. The little
speed marvel IL In New York at present.
having paired with Hugh MCGUIRE
against Harry Smith. ten.niiie champ.
and kolehemainen. the Swede. who wcrc
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
They're at II!

Today the preliminary skirmishes Of
the National League moguls are on In
New York. Unless I miss my guess.
there will be a lively scrap before the
annual session Is over. With Garry
Hermann looking for Murphy's scalp.
there Is sure to be action. And maybe
the fans aren't waiting to hear OF the
rout Of "Chattering Charlie"
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Kelley's big day.

Tonight Joe Kelley. once a star with
the Baltimore National League club spd
now manager of the pennsnt- winning
Toronto club. Of the International
League, will sit down at the big spread
given BY his boss. "smiling Jim" Nc
CafYcrty, and be asked to say something
short and to the point. Today's Joe =
birthday. too. so you see he's celebrating
twice. lie is forty-onc today. Is Joe.
and all his friends wish him Joy.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Gregg's Sister Leads.

PORTLAND. Orc. Dec. 9.-Miss Tina
NJ. Gregg. sister Of Vean Gregg. the
Cleveland southpaw. Is the strongest
girl In the University OF Idaho. follow
ing the announcement of recent tests.
In the dynamomcter tests for the fresh.
man class she reached a total OF 4'3V)
pounds
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Play good game.

Hats of to the Washington soccer
payers who have been cleaning up for
~ ,he teams In this section Of the
country. The soldier teams have fallen
oy the wayside and the baltimore ag-
gregation went down to defeat, Now
LOT little larger game and a chance
70 get some OF the big honorp.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
BOB Tt1AYER'S SPORTING GOSSIP
."EVERY KNOCK IS A BOOST"
BY Goldberg

or followers Of the game from again
taxing chance. The men are far
ahead Of the record now but It Is safe
TO lay bet that the old stallinC game
VIII creep in before many hours 70 by.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Sideshow tomorrow.

Ban johnson will open his Chicago
sideshOw tomorrow. lie Is doing the best
he can to make It interesting. spread.
ing rumors Of possible trades. But ne
knows that few trades take place At
these meetings. and the fans prefer I"
follow tho wild doings In New York.
But Ban Just would have his own little
meeting.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09

the should position whether
National has decent people club
which
membership have brought about in the past two years
wonderfully
this up spite Of governing body the older league
because II.
this has sounded
politics, intrigue and trckery mark its
the head Of certain Ma
detrmen
its have done harm than
quite enough the older know
Neither
Though the bum
building dime.
Of direction
whether
remain
unchecked
entlr organzaion
lin tn the Cleaner Element
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Hit Many Times.

Frank Chance has been hit on the
head thirty nine times in actual games
Nobody can say how often he has been
hit below the belt.
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Captain Costello.

Harry Costello's career at GEORGETOWN
reads like a novel. and the lad should
close It in a blaze Of glory. Neverthe-
less, despite all the praise being show
cred upon him. he Is as modest as ever.
lust the same quiet little chap he was
when he first appeared at the Hilltop.
Here's to you. Harry!
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Up to the Cleaner Element.

No attack Jim Ganney Hermann
others who haveh had IN these annual brawls
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By
Grantldnd Rice
A Voice From Fandom.

Col"
The Washington times., 1912-12-09
Keeling them or.

Madison Square Garden is seeing fif-
teen teams Of riders reeling the miles
of at record breaking pace. Last
years fasco does not deter the riders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
WARRENTON
lsneoial to TIC Tiines-D ispstehl

Especial TO Tho Tines-l Is pa tch ]
Warronton, Va September l4-Air.
ana Airs @ r. Tiffany left Warrenton
on Saturday last for trip OF two
weeks through Canada.
Air and Mrs Charles W Jolley. OF
iiatisfi .e. X /. VINO have been tho
Mrs. j. u Joliey near Warronton,
we're The week end guests OF Mrs NJ.
C. O. pcyton in Rosemont. en- route
10 attend the Newport horse show
Mrs. =. D. Graves. who spent the
carly summer in Warrcntun. as q guest
~ tho nome OF Mrs Sara Hoge. spent
some time In Washington with her son.
ralph Graves. From tnoro Mrs.
Graves went to Atlantic City where.
with Mrs j T. u. Shipup. OF Amer!cus.
= y Chamberlain. of Baltimore.
spent the past week end a Mrs. HOge'5
with his family. Mr. and Mrs Cham
bcria!n ann family returned to their
having Uccn In Warrenton several
months iiarcolmbe Chamberlain
visited Mrs p a Triplett at Orican
several DAYS before returning home
Rev Dudley Powers. OF Richmond.
ana Flint Mich. who mas been spend
ing tho month OF August AT the home
Of Mrs +. Britton. returned the
past wech 10 ms church in Flint. Mich.
Mrs Powers and Miss Dudley Powers
VIII remain In Wafr"nton some tim"
longer
Miss Eiizaboth r Gaines las return-
ed home after q visit To Washington.
Misses Elizabeth Spilman and Jose
pnino Srilmau have returned To their
homes nosr Warrenton after an ab-
sence OF several weeks spent IN the
Vest and Canada
Mt ana Mrs Ionn Latham. VINO have
pcen guests at the home Of r s.
FLETCHER f,r some time. ieft on satur-
day last for their homc n Richmond.
lc' Hnd Mrs john $ Sow-fs and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

day party" Ntrs Brown "a exceedInrly
fond OF children. and constantly doing
something fpr their pleasure hut
never has she nilcd their young hearts
with more perfect delight than on
this occasion Little Saunders. with
his beautiful manners graclously re-
ceived his guests. assisted By his
mother. Mrs. l. \ Carson: his two
aunts. Mrs Wcstmorcland and Mrs.
j. NJ Morgan. his grandfather. General
Billups and grand uncle. Captain Bill
lups. Dancing and games OF ali de-
sorip'ion woro INDUCED In The grand
march was led by Master Saunders and
little Miss Ruby Neil Thompson.
Saturday brought in throngs OF
people for the week end a great
number came on the trains. then the
garage was almost nlled with automo-
biles. and on Saturday night the ball
room was one mass OF humanity. the
usual number OF Roanokers. Lynch
burgers and Montvalers having mo-
tored down
on Sunday night 81 very impressive
service was held in the chapel by the
Rev. VIM. T. Judkins. Of Norfolk At
tho conclusion OF that. all adjourned
TO the music room, where a sacred
concert was given 10y Misses Anna
T. Titus. Clifton Springs New York.
and Alice Wadley Peters. ROCKY Mount
Miss Titus is II brilliant pianist. ana
Miss Peters possesses voice Of
rare culture and pathos Their rem
dition was great musical treat TO the
colony.
on Monday night William c. Gillian.
o.. Petersburg. gavc q Very swell buffet
supper complimentary TO the young
girls Of Blue Ridge. Clever toast9
were drunk to the health OF Nh Gil
liam and the hopes that nc VIII return
next season.
ON Tuesday morning Miss Brownie
Petit. Of Richmond very charmingiy
entertained tho embroidery circle on
ina west piazza Delightful refresh
ments were served
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
sreater part Of no evenIng. Refreah-

greater part Of the evening Refresh
ments were served
Miss Cecil Witten was tho charming
hostess at a box party Tuesday evening,
given to few of her friends in honor
of lcr guest. Miss Sheppard. OF Pal
myra.
Mrs. T. H. Gaines. Of Ganney s G. is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. John II.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs w a. Ba,r Of Wash
ington. y C., who have been the guests
% Rcv. and Mrs. A. w Arson FOR the
past month. returned home to-day.
accompanied by Misses Mary Green and
iIilda Arson. who viii spend some time
with them in Washington.
Bnrksdalc Rcdd. OF Suihefln. IS a
guest at the home Of Judge ;. G.
white Church street
George Campbell. Of Bedford. was
the guest OF Konnon Whittlc from sri
day till Monday.
Miss sue w. Barrow, after spending
the summer with relatives in Abng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
BUENA VISTA
Especial to The rimes . spatol.l .

Especial 10 The Times ispaton.l
Buana Vista, Va. september Ia ne
public schools OF tho city opeheu
Thursday morning with very large
AS follows. Professor J. l. Mcclure
Miss Mary RIchorson. Miss Mamie
Hodges. Miss Anna Waugh ana Miss
Irene Orudorf. of this city MISS An"t
r Brown. Lebanon. Miss Leila qua .
ley. Washington. and Miss Margaret
West. Bel Havcn.
Miss Matte Prichard. who has been
the guest Of Mrs Leila Miller, mas
returned to her home in Petersburg
Miss Bunting. who he's been ne
glest Of Miss Bessie Burke mas re
turned to her home I'm Texas.
a. o. Burks is spending several days
In Bedford County, having been called
there by tho death OF his uncle.
Miss Henson. Of Nelson County. Is
the guest OF Miss Eva Zimmerman
Harry Zimmerman * Farmviile -
spending some time with MS parents
Air and Mrs O. p Zimmerman
Edward Abrogast. OF Marllnton. W.
Va. and Miss Salio Ben Arhogast. OF
Monterey. spent several days with Miss
Ella T. Arhosast this week
Mr. and Mrs z f. Robey. OF Blue
mont and Eiwood Robey Of Lynch
burg. were the guests OF NJ W. T..
Robey several days this week.
Mrs. ". r. Vest. Nirs c. r jordan
and Dr. Richard Jones spent several
days IN washington this week.
Mrs. W p Lee, who has been the
guest of Mrs Y. Il Coiner, has re
turned 10 Lynchblrg.
Y. c " Ruhush is spending the
week In Baltimore.
v. II. Coner Is spending the week
in New York City.
w r Paxton LETT Wednesday for
Richmond, where nc Will spend n
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

sy / Frank Baum illustrated by
John r. Nell The Ro.uy & Britton
Co, OF Chicago III sl..5.
Mr Maums new book for children
desert oes The further adventures or
1rot and Captain Bin who delighted
SO many children in The sea Fair.es''
That story tells OF their adventures
undor tho sea In Sky Islandr every
thing takes place ia the clouds, ,.aere
just as many marvellous things hnDpen
TO the young heroine. excitlngly ana
Enthusiastically told In q way that thrills
tho hearts Of The young renders
fully.
But you viii recognize some other
"oqN"intanccs in Sky Island Here.
for instance. Is Button Bright. who
once had an adventure with dorothy
IN o.. and without Button Bright and
iis magic umbrella YOU will SEQ that
tho story OF SKY Island" could never
nave boon written. As Polychrone. The
Rainbows daughter. lives IN me sl1y.
II Is natural that Trot and Button
hriRht meet her during their adven-
TIRES there.
The story Of SKY Island. will as
tonish tho lituo readers The SKY
country is certainly Il remarkable fajr,.-
Iand, but after reading about in an,
sure yop VIII agree with me that our
'ia Mother Earth is a very god plara
10 iNo upon and that Trot ana Button
ififnt anc cap'n Bil were fortunate
20 get back TO it asain."
Sl'y Island" is beautifully and pro-
i0Soly Illustrated with over 100 pic
iuFes BY John x NciN the Nlugirst ,r
% A1F Baum q or books.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

don end at Hoiston in Washington
County. returned home last week.
Misses \. NJ Holland and Kellogg
Holland Of Amelia. returned to Mar
tinsviiic on Saturday to resume their
positions in the Martinsvnle graded
and hgh school
AIRS II r. vickers and son. Penn.
OF Roanoke, are the guests Of Mrs. j.
q. Penn. on BROAD street
Dudley Bowc. of Richmond. who has
been spending portion of tho summer
at Patrick Springs was the guest Of
his sister Mrs. i. T Penn TOR several
days last week
Miss kathryn Thomas has returned
to Trinity College. Durham. n. G. To-
RESUME her studies in that institution
Miss Andrews. of Charlotte ~ C
IS the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. ". r.
Mccorklc. az tho manse.
Miss Mary Moore Of Mississippi In
The guest of Mrs. 4. T. w Halrstos.
at Beaver Creek. near town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

surance ~ something interesting SEQ
Is typical American story teller wto
devises plots that arc fascinating and
who treats these plots with 81 ightness
and dizziness that makes them espe-
cialv appealing 10 those who read FOR
amusement
The story not only scintillates with
w.t. but 1t has decided point and OBJ
ject. The metn1is OF moiVrn sanitari-
ums the various treatments prescribed.
/ the ta-t needed to hantie Patients. the
doping of the sulphur springs are eN-
/ hibited on one side. and on the other
/ are held Up the humors. the whims,
I the vanities OF tho fractions patients.
/ All OF this IS done N the spirit OF
I spontaneous gayety without the slight
/ est tnge OF bitterness. l, IS pure
comedy and the purpose is Inherent In
the subject rather than dragged forth
by the narrative. The bubbl.ns fun is
so fresh. so plentiful th0t it seems 10
require no more labor than does the
popping OF champagne.
Truthful is Is the satire. cnervescen:
as is the Wit the narrative is sustained
by q firm frame work Of plot that w ,uld
suffice for q story far loss amusing.
Probaointy IS not the first aim OF Il
comedy. bat i; is oy no means outraged
here. The odd VIII by which the
sci pr grace grandson must appear 4
certain date and run the sanitarium
prs.taoly for d certain ume. sniess he
would lose his Inheritance. the intro
ducuon OF the nice college man. IN
nara luok. who Is 20 De DICK Carriers
lnderstudy, the scheme o. Mr. Tho
urn. the would-be purchaser. to
use Dick to lose his legacy IN order
tfat 1t may be bought for a summer
hotel tho lying hidden % Dick and
his bride while tho action goes on.
tho AFFAIR Of Patty aui tho rascally
foreign prince: and foremcs, OF all.
the part played by the Contagious
mnmps, which really deserves to be
included in tho cast as AT active char
aeteT-form a plausible narrative that
wins credonce IN tho reading.
Several pretty sirls parade through
ne rages much 20 the delight and the
anguish Of Several ltkehla youus men
Ne, the least Interesting is the love
affair OF Minnie. the reG-hnired spring
mouse girl who tells tho story tn her
own hum orous way. and who is really
Is heroine although Minnie is fur TOO
modest TO admit II Minnie Is an osix
81 creation and Is as full of ginger as
-er mineral spring Is OF dope. She IS
IN the 'front.' y tho action ail Tho tlnie
ana owing TO her foresight and ahn-
1885, the thread IS finally un5angled to
ie satisfaction Of ali concerned All
az tho oharacters are Wen drawn and
make lasting Impressions NJ. p.
NauN Wilson contributes number
%; unusually good Illustrations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
FREDERICKS HALL


Especial 10 The Times p ispatch.l
Frcdericks Han. Va September - ~
Miss Louise Garrett left asst week for
Piedmont ". Va. where she will at
tend school the coming session.
Charles Spicer. OF Richmond. was tho
recent guest OF Air and Mrs r. II.
Spiccr.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Cammack OF
asninston have returned nome after
spending several days with tneir BIS
ter Mrs H. II. Crank
Miss Annie Marston Of RoNhury. was
tho recent guest OF Mrs T. C. Garrett.
Misse Virginia Crank and Varina
RAoads, OF Louisa. VINO have been
visiting Miss Fanny Crank have re
turned home
several days here last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

by Louise Jamls3n Illustrated nv
,-P co ~ Gieeson. Doubleday. pass
An old willow tree wss ,ho >.oo
outdoor perch OF iitus XII nsms "a
i'"th and her favorito doll WI, uss
,Eda Belinda one Afternoon when
tiaso ~ ,td. sitting In their accustomed
sna TINS voice told them great i''s'''
apout real Fairyland and tba no-n, ~
sntd I'D. 81 , ,s fairy folk tho fross. the
me honey-makers. tho butteraes H,"
many others told ruth and R,1f-4a
HIGH s,,. stories ana in listening and i be "a
entc .- i 'ae iitfle girl ana her doll
learned much Of It's wise ana bid ana
i,. The oa9k is charming one for ~.
Rntg r"aers wno. In reading wifi 3o.5
Folk.. "''o"'"s The hcal Fairy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

Bv Mary Roberts Knohari Iry,-
trated hy r. NauN Wilson The n,tl
Mern co ~ Indianapohs Iud II 4
'1.et
Readers ~ ncuon havo trsr io
ffore for them in Mrs Rnehart, rcv
hook "Whero Trore's win XII,
i'hSue" me "AiA2r4 name 10 al 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
"AzaleH.r

"Azsien~
BY Ella W Petite The Ronv <
Britton CO. of Chicago III $500
romantic story Of girl who had
her home i'm the Blue Ridge Mountains
This eirl whose name was Azalea, had
lost her father and mother in a very
sad way. had had hard life and At
tho time The rcsdcr makes her aoquain-
tance. She appeared with company OF
show people at p little mountain town.
sl-fed. m cl,hed and hoarthroken
over the death % her mother.
Near the crest Of the Bius Ridge
lived Pa and STA NIoBirney. kindly.
simple folk. yet fuli % character and
discrimination This couple, along
Win their neshbors. helped to bury
Tho woman VINO dtsd on the r5ad. not
fer from their home Ma Mckinney.
WHO had recently lost daughter whom
she tenderly loved adoptea into her
ueari and nome tae orphaned ciAld.
left alone IN tho world by the ,aAns
away o. hosh her parents
The SNOW people wl-a"d 20 keen the
child ana train her bat Ma AIcBirney
kept her ia Spite OF determined ono
,iton.
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"Marcus Holbeach,s panshtcr.r

BY Alice Jones. u. Appleton & Co.
~ NeV York and London $3.50 net
Illustrated
strong. wholesome story OF tn,
'ailadian woods. featuring the romance
or virginia Hoibeach ana lack Leroy.
Virginia IS tho daughter 81 a rich Eng
Ashman OF tide and position Who own.
his hunting preserve IN Canada. jack
I-,i1oy Is a manly young woodsnan.
Who loves virginia but fears she is
above him socially. Nireinia's fatber
throws the lovers into constcrnat IN
~ bringing from England his nephew
VINO Is to he his heir. ana whom he
ufses virginia to marry Virginia Is
obliged TO work out her own d.stin~,
Mile Jack conducts hazardous expe-
ol'ion to the Far North IN search q,
toia' The story is fine. clean. dranat,r
iiNpei ing. Tho scenes in The n,I,int,
."'ps are eiioctively pictured ana the
NC IN tho Canadian woods shown ,vtfh
graphic realism
tour fun page drawings add rroa,
" TO the attractivoness az ,r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

many novels have been drsrati-ed. hu.
il Is only occasionallv that q ssusfao-
tory result is obtained However. Al
bert PAyson Terhuno has turned. The
Woman into = novel from tho play
Of the same namo by william <. De-
Mile. Mr.. Ferhune has succeeded IN
combining tho dramatic qualities of tho
play with "A literary quality furnished
by himself. and the result Is an en-
crossing book which stands entirely
upon its own merits
The story Is tense-drematic in every
situation. II revolves about the EFFORTS
of Jim Blake. boss of the political
machine. to uncover some scandal in
the life 81 Standish leader OF the re-
form. which Will prevent Standish from
being elected speaker OF the House OF
ftePres entativos. and which will Sc
cure the office Cor Blake's son-in-law.
instead S;andish "a seemingly blame
loss. but finally II Is discovered that
In years past he has been involved I'm
an affair with = woman. To ma the
woman is the problem and Wanda
Kelly hotel telephone operator Is
picked by Blake as being the one best
able to accomplish the task. She un-
dertaNes the mission-though she is
not loyal 10 Blake and has no idea Of
disclosing tho womnn's naine-and
WHeh InhIly Sho does uncover the So
cret, Blake tries TO wiring It from her
oy third degree methods little dream
Ing that tho woman involved is his
own daughter. the Wife of the man no
would make speaker of the House
II is a powerful climax which the
story reaches al this point and into
II the author has thrown ali Of tho
skill which a clever writer has at his
command OF course. Wanda wins the
day' ana also brings to elimination
ler own romance. which ali throuEh
the story furnishes a love elemen, that
is good and pure and wholesome
40 book has been published in re-
cent years that shows so convinciuelv
'ne power of woman in her own place
ana through her natural gifts and re-
ia'ionship Both Grace Blake and
" anaa Kelly hold the men of the story
IN 'hs hollow OF their hands. and Grace.
VINO started out with tina idea that she
"ad n right 20 take what he craved for
nerseli disres arding law. convention or
me feelings OF others. wrought havoc
Wherever she touched mon closely and
ana nothing TO ennoble those wis loved
hcr Wanda on The other hama was
never seli-see king aud SO she KEEP, nor
aear' tender her ideals high and her
hahas clean Nanda is distinct crea-
-on- delightful in every way and NOR.
effective than man could have b..ri
uhder tho same conditions. Her o5r
''rSatlon is sprightiy ard contributes
not little 20 the keen humor which
cHaractelizes the entire story
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-07
DUTY OF THE
WHOLE COMMUNITY.

The development of town or
community is no one mans duty; !;
nor is it the duty Of any group of
Its people. The individual must
not hesitate to start The work; his
ne,ghbOrs should not hesitate to
help it along. No one element
can accomplish desired results
alone; neither will one element
alone be benefited thereby. 1t is
the interest of all, and the busi.
ness Of all; one man may origin.
ate, but all men must execute
The first duty Of each is to enlist
the aid of all; the duty of each is
to promote the interest of each
one concerned. The town or com
development is the com
opportunity. One mans
welfare is the whole cOmmunity's
welfare. South Mansfield Star.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-09-07
VOTE FOR BOTH.

The Southwestern Traction aud
Power Co. have this week survey
rl The road from New Iberia to
st Martinvillt; it looks as If they
mean business; we lave at pres
ent two propositions Of the same
kind for an electric road to our
town; we ought to vote for both
as by tins means we will get ON
Of them sure: il we vote for both
we do not think we shall get the
two but at least one. st. Martin
Banner.
The above clipping indicates
that our cOnfrere expressed the
same thought, On tI,a same date,
that we gave utterance to last
week. It is a coincidence worthy
of note, that the two publications
should have appeased on the same
date.
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Rub-My-Tism will cure you.
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Did you ever tell "A true fish stO-
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