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PLANS OF THE DEFENSE VET
HIDDEN,

No intlmatlon OF the line OF defense
has bccn given. but former Magistrate
Charles q. T.. Wahle, OF counsel posl.
lively denies his clients have contem-
plated a change OF plea at any time. II
was assumed from Wahis's askinr OF
slesmen " witness'x "languare, ON
phasls or demeanor" would influence
him, that some of the dsfensos wit
nesses will not be from the very best
society.
The ease with which the Jury IL being
| obtained NO soon after the Becker trial is
particularly gratifying to Justice Con.
One Of the talesmen excused yesterday
tho Rosenthal case.
Something like lightly Witnesses will
be presented BY the state. AIR. Whit
| man Will try to show that the accused
were actually The men who committed
the crime by tho evidence Of Giovanni
| Stcnici. an eyewitness, by Louis
krause, an eyewitness: by Thomas
Coupe. an eyewitness: by VIII. Sh,.
PRO, driver of tho ca which carried the
| n.Il derers 10 ana rom the s.,re o.
the killing. ana finally BY JacE Rose.
Harry WALTON, Br!iEle Weber aau sam
Schepps, who viii swear as TO the de.
made with the quartet to get them TO
take the JOB OF "croak!ns" Herman
Rosenthal.
Tho defense expects to produce a.
least twenty witnesses In behalf ~ the
four. Mr.. Wahle says he viii explode
several sensa tons during the tr.al ina,
vii put the Rosenthai murder In \
wholly new light
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Did Sam Curtis Just Couldn't
Stand Being a Widower
More Than a Week.
BURIED NO. 3 MONDAY.
On Way Home From Gene.
terry Met Widow MCGOWAN
Will Wed Tomorrow.

Old Sam Curtis OF Brooklyn gets all
fred blue and lonesome II he isn't mar.
lied. Samuel is elghty-two and he go,
the habit OF being a married man
away tack yonder before Abe Lincoln
ever thought OF running for President.
There is one thing old Sam Just can
stand. and that Is being q widower He
believes. or course, IN waiting unit
ter the funeral Of a dead wife before
rour;ing new one. but as soon as the
mister says. Dust unto dust at the
cemetery. Old Sam is out on the carpe;
S8sin before you can say scat" q
.os ng for 4 likely woman to Ne his
iee bride and console mis- heart. Jowed.
JNr
ni ., Tore 3" got ba * home from the
uh IA. NJ was engaged TO Mrs. May
MCGOWAN. AS hurry-up, IRE alarm
-el-'he.,- lu.ca lover, on sam has
. ~. ~ cked OF tae boards. lie and
Mrs. MeGowan Will be married to-nor.
:ow.
samuel Ives at No. l2J Waverly ave.
'Ie' IL las a nice. snug home, AM
wa. ~ n home FOR. anyhow. thinks
h.uei. l. not to Keep a VIE IN? In his
]ng e per.eEce with wives samuel ma,
40 ..itr- q "as come 10 ine conclG-
s.on 1" nnr ~ them i burned haniy
nlhS 90 have around ;he IA use.
Toe Hst Mrs. Curtis was name
tne ttd SAN vas fond " her AM
Mas "a. rit up when sac dsed oi
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ChoEed 90 Death Eating STEAK.

Frans Ssa!ack, II cisarina.,er was eat
ing - steak IN a restaurant at so. 1871
Nirsl avenue to-day. when Il piece ".
the meat caught IN his throat and lie
disd al aagJ.at!on before help could
be sIIn.oIed, Heaiack Was fifty-INs
years o!1 and l!Yei d. No 1883 First
avenue.
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"To the Animal Man
There Is Infinite Charm
in Won,an's Dress, in
the Perfuned Halo Of
Her Hair, the Well Fit
ting ColDn, the Daint-
lily Shod Foot, the
Rustic of Silk and
Glimpse of Billoyy
Lace Beneath a Beruf.
fled Petticoat."
The evening world., 1912-11-09
BY NIXOLA GREELEY.SNITH.

The other masculine sharp
criticism declared
constituted the most beautiful and
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District-Attorney whitman expressed
satisfaction to-day over the type OF the
Ave Jurors selected to Try the four gun
men charged with lIefman Rosenthars
murder and over the promp,ness with
which the case proceeded yesterday.
Witnesses in this trial may nave the
freest rein. as far ms | am concerned -
said Mr.. Whitman. Il believe some OF
the real story behind the Rosenthal
murder will come out. and | want II 10
come out. I shall not object to the
witnesses going to almost any length In
describing the events contested with
the plot and the murder"
The four gunner. DaAo Frank. Lefty
Louie. Gyp the Blood and wn,tey
Lewis. are equally rs pleased with tho
Jurors chosen 80 far. Twen,y-n,nc
talesmen were examined yesterday be.
fore adjournment was taken until Mop
day The defense used Ave and thu
state six chaile nges. The Jurors were
warned by Justice CON. In being ex
oused until Monday. not TO discuss the
case with any one.
III We get twelve men Ike those, -
said Lefty Louie. I'VE are sure Of get
ting II fair shake. and that's all we
need to be acquitted"
YES" agreed 0yp the Blood. whose
sobrlquet In now being used By uppei
east side mothers instead OF the "boglt
man" to frlghten tho children into be-
Ing good. Yes. we're going 10 give
q party Thanksgiving Day. and you re-
porters are all invited" He said Il
would not be held In the Tombs.
1t became evident yesterday that the
gunner are going to guide thc..' defense
as far as possible. Not Juror was
accepted until all four had carefully
looked him over and accepted him. The
prisoners appear confident. Only once
did they show signs of perturbation yes
tcrday. II was when Joseph Conroy was
brought In to hear the jury's verdict
against him on n murder charse. Tho
gunner seemed almost as relieved as
the prisoner when the verdict proved
In In for yecnuI tavrfs
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IN private and the avsrl &c man Is -ceSy
"a paw two fares 20 .fOhoser. WIFI a
;rinsfe~ = necessary TO po"d.t'o1. She
las 'h.c-;he wh.c' mJ.ss him forget
pedestal pn.sr a"d classic cGt--anG
there's red hlco1 IN hc~ veins. one d-1p
o. waiea - worth more than all the
nTtist.c stone cGarr.es 10 chr stendaT.
i2o! evening. AN-3 3i.o-!oveiy Yong
DoEiap. o"d eplAc.. type Of beY,'t Tor
'-say-Ih, !oa.c o..s;:np:icH! Charmed
In sure. to nave mt. ,og--bug vh res
La IN, ..n--nn-a urn ~ ~ ~ a "a 1,
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10y Killed by Fall from Elevator.

Joseph Bacaro, sixteen years Old, OF
No. foi Fast flsh,ceutl street. was
killed to-day by fan fr.n freight
elevator in IN" paper-boS factory OF
Geberne. Buss a Kinder at No pa Sui
uvAn street
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4 Woman Reader in a
Defense of the Present
Day Fashion Sends a
Rhapsody on a Girl
Called Maymesie Who
Is More Admired by
Men Than a Dozen
Models Of Venus.
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q A REALLY PRETTY WOMAN CAN
{ GO THE LIMIT,

|bu' She Knows, too that only IA really
pretty woman can afford not to enlis |
under ihat tucked and frilled and fur
DeI""rd paiiher. Whether moderr
te"iNire attire il ha"Darous or not,
|he thvr u Is decoYuus 80. not. there is
no dono, that u creates for the aver
age woman the illus!o'. " beauty---or
az least az atiractiyrness have
.cve" seen II dress-re'0rm garment that
sclf-respe ling woman would consent.
TO wear ~ = shrc9d. Tno in,slligent
person takes what Is becoming to hey
wherever she nEls u. whether in this
weeks fashion Journal or Hogarth
print. This view IN So. forth by an
Evening World reader IN the following
Tat
The evening world., 1912-11-09

Rad Cross + Cough Drop..:
xa'' ss' 'Ats' ''' do r. ~ s~ -
The evening world., 1912-11-09

NTESLA GF2EG SMITH NOTICE Maymese
probably.
hooot the chousposs!by the
a
d,,,r
Personality in
a
pledge thousand miles possibilities her
fsre Simply fabuogs It ell well
c2Qusite lines
giahrops slipper shod pedal
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THE PICTURE TRUE, But
RATHER SAReAIouS.

Nov. this little picture ;.ay Dc trne
enous!, 10 masculine psychology, = you
ran 1t that. but ISM trrataer mar
7arsus any way? No5G." Questions
Magmes.e's appeal or her effectiveness
mere" .er tasie--whether or I.o; she
displays we instinc. o. the primitive
savage w CS.a:;lus her feet. destroying
tho natural rrnportlon Of hc=d to body
"!;h an oa.iandisl weigh; OF false hair
and making her figure over from season
- season because some body in Paris
has decrood that "nlps are coming
back or low bust W.. be worn this
year"
The evening world., 1912-11-09

Copyright woridJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
CARDWELL

!. CARDWELL. VA. April 2o.-John
A. K6eton n Miss Ella j. Avis were
married at the Cardweli parsonage
April Il.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Head, OF Rich
mond, were visitors Sunday at Mr..
Head Z. SISTERS Aoaae, near C~aatersyille.
Mosby Woodw ward continues III at his
home near st. Matthews church.
Because OF the absence of John New
ton. principal OF the Hamilton High
school. the Joint debate between Card
well High school and Hamilton High
school was postponed until Friday
QAght. Miss Blanche Layne and Miss
DeEtte Lowrey will be debaters for
CardweIl.
The patrons of CardwelI High school
will clean the school and the school
grounds. In the afternoon 1t il ex-
pected that there will be a ball game.
The pupils OF Cardwell High school
have just finished their monthly test.
People hear and around Cardwell
sre busy plowing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
A Thought For TO-DAY.

Winter makes ready for the spring
!, BY months of struggle and suffering.
| And the victory won from that mortal
strife
| Strengthens the fibre and pulse of
life.
How il the earth in its chill despair
,Felt that the fight We're too hard
to bear;
| Where were the bloom and the vintage
then?
Where were the harvest for hungry
mem Susan Coolidge.
"Non-interference in the vital things
of life Is Il duty that all human be-
ings owe to each other" said Atalan-
tn yesterday. in her usual uncompro-
missing way.
Is this really true?
May not. non-interference.e be, some
times an admission Of cowardice. and
interference the bravest. truest. most
unseif1sh course we can a
real, hard. importunate duty
Imagine the case Of a father or
! mother. brother or sister. who sees
the best beloved youngest girl or the
family in danger of faif1ng IN love II
marrying where, according to their
circumscribed earthly wisdom. noth-
| ing but disaster a follow.
AluSI lhty ftcp 6ttCIAAo $50
ahstr go On. ia, q spirit. ef blind. ffs'-
possible hope that things VIII urn
out all right !,
Such an instance occurs to my nina
at this moment.
A girl. carefully brought up and
| strictly chaperoned. me Il friend of
| her brothers. an outwardly unattrac-
tive man some years Older than her,
| self. who had lived a very nard n
| perhaps wild life abroad. mi was as
different as possible from the. we'll
, groomed, well-mannered 1oung men
| she was used to meeting evening after
evening in her mothers room.
! So little dangerous did ne seem. that
| although totally ineligible as egnrds
means and position. he was welcomed
| to the house without a Thought OF u
| possible consequences. n pecame IL
FREQUENT visitor.
Before long he and the young
daughter Of the house had fallen
wildly in love with each other, n
as soon MS this became uninistakanie
to the family. the question arose
what was to be done?
According to Atalanta's ideas, I sup
pose, matters should have e allow
cd to take their course without OPP
position from those older and pre-
eumahly w~iser'--but will any father
or mother agree?
She was very young. and knew lit
tie OF the world: though she owed
the man very deeply and truly, with
the love that brings understanding.
there Is no doubt that much In his
character and life would have cause
her great distress when she knew It.
She had been brought up In luxury.
and marriage with him would have
entai1cd a life Of struggle and hard
ship for which she val little ntted
by nature.
Her people decided. rightly or
wrongly, that the AFFAIR could not be
allowed to 20 on.
II vas brought ~ IN end IN quite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

APPOMATTOX. VA. April q. Will
liam Childress and Miss Pearl Thomas
both OF this county. were married at
the home Of the brides' parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. D., Thomas. near Ever
green. yesterday at $3.50 o'clock By
Rev. ]. G. Lepps. The groom 10 4
prosperous farmer Of this county
Chapman Harvey and Miss Matte
Baker. both Of this county. were mar.
ried today in LynchburR.
Jean Turner and Miss Hattie Brink.
ara. both Of this county. were married
this evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. {. NJ. Drinkard, near here. The
groom Is a prosperous young farmer
and this bride has been ! popular
teacher In the city schools here. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r. G.
HUBBARD.
NJ. and Ars. p, r. Burke ~ visit,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Bv MARY CHAMPION

an old -fashioned way. Her brother
picked IA quarrel with the lover. and
made 1t impossible for him to enter
the house again.
For al! his faults. the man of whom
Il am speaking was too proud to mefs-
or write to the girl he loved without
her parents consent. This was re-
fused by her father, to whom he once
spoke, begging to be allowed an OPP
portunity for full explanation.
Thus the affair was cut short de-
cisively. and who shal say that the
parents were wrong?
Loving the child as they did. would
1t have been possible for them TO let
her be led into a life of almost in
evitable misery? Was it not their
duty to protect her by any in
their power?
The MAJ left the country soon
after, and SO Il was told by Il friend
OF his in furious Indignation. went
headlong to ruin.
A few years later the girl mar
ried another man. with the entire
appreciation of her family, and C
cording to her own confession to me.
is far happier than she would ever
have been with her first love"
j. Perhaps she thinks of him a little
wistfully at times, but that does not
affect her present content.
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home near Temperance Bridge.
Miss Elizabeth Fair. of Richmond.
is visiting her aunt. Miss Lizzie Beal.
near town.
Miss Hattie Poland has returned
from a visit to Arvorfa.
Mrs. w. p. Patterson and sister.
Mrs. william Johns. of Howardsviile,
were visitors here this week.
r. r. Moore. of Warminister, spent
several days this week with ms
mother. Mrs, c. C. Moon.
The ladies of the Baptist church
here gent a box to a missionary IN
Texas his week. containing clothing.
valued at $50. ,
Mrs. l.. r. Heath and children. OF
Esrnont, are visiting relatives near
wi >,
Or. Clinton Adams. Of Emporia, Is
visiting his mother. Mrs. w. T.
Adams, In Fluvanna county.
Mrs. +. S. Powers. Of Richmond. Is
n CUES, of Mrs. ID. +. Powers, at
The Terrace"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
EMPORIA

EMPORIA, VA, April 2o.-Rev Yer
NON Ransom, of Norfolk. has sent an
nouncement of the marriage OF his
daughter. Mary, to CHRISTOPHER Neil
son, of New York. Mrs Nelson has
many relatives here.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Madra. Of washington Is
visiting Mrs. p. c. Mills.
Samuel W. Goodwin and Miss Ella NJ,
Manning have returned from Washing
ton. where they were delegates to a
meeting of the Daughters of the Revo-
luton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. . Hardy, OF Lunen-
berg county. visited relatives here this
week.
DR.. W. P. Adams. of North Emporia,
visited his old home at Scottsville this
week.
W. G. Hall and Fitz l.. Palmer were
visitors to New York this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Murray, of Rey-
noldsville, Pa, are visiting Mrs. w
II. Kunes. the mother Of Mrs. Rey-
nolds, who has been seriously i'll for
some time.
Considerable excitement was caused
Wednesday by 4 report that l.. w. Gil
bert. who recently conducted a barber
shop in North Emporia, but recently
worked In Bradford's shop In Emporia,
had swallowed a quantity of strycls-
nine. DIR. r. r. McNair administered
antidotes, and Gilbert Is all right.
Hard drinking was thought to be the
cause of the rash act.
The board of supervisors me- here
Wednesday. and went through the
usual routine of business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
BY JOSEPH HEATING.
happened somebody

"Somethin's happened" somebody
said: then followed silence.
There were the usual parliamentary
sixteen men inc boys with lighted
pit lamps in the cage. They had In
ended going down the shaft in the
ordinary way. Now they all suddenly
feared thai they would drop from top
to bottom.
The winding engine had lifted the
carriage with eight in the upper part
and eight on the lower deck, the
banksman had pulled back his lever
to let them pass down.
Their a link snapped.
One Of the four chains which rose
from four corner to the winding
rope fell with ~ cilnk upon the iron
bonnet. and the cage tilted slightly
ovcr the open black mouth OF the
shaft.
Rosser and his lamp happened to
be in tho bottom section. on the outer
and lower edge OF the slope. and the
involuntary and unexpected push OF
There was only n comparatively SMALL
gap between the lifted floor and the
lip Of the pit: but the nasty lurch
caused the others to fall upon him In
a bunch.
When they picked themselves up
they could not lind RosAer.
'He've gone down." they cried In
frenzy. Mount Pit was generally
reckoned to be all a quarter Of a. mile
deep.
Rosser would have caught at tbs
cage moor. only ~ lamp - ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
CHASE CITY

tSpecial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHASE CITY. VA. April 20.-
Bishop b. p. Tucker. Of Lynchburg.
will hold services in st. Johns church
here. on the evening OF April 24th.
Mrs. NJ, L.. T. DAVIS. of Norfolk,
is a guest of Colonel and Mrs. w, T.
Hughes.
Miss Martha Clark. who has been
a guest of Miss Mary Berry for sew
eral weeks. has returned to her home
In Richmond.
s. NJ. Edmunds spent a few days
last week visiting his sisters in Bull
lock. n. c.
Mrs. John Bugg. Of Mecklenburg
county. was the recent guest of Mrs.
r. s. Jeffreys.
Mrs. Robert w. Walker and son,
of Tarboro. n. c.. lerr Tuesday after
a visit at the home or =. n. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. r. Williams spent
Thursday with frien6s IN Clarksville
Mrs. ]. r. Pruden and w sons are
visiting friends in Bon Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Weitzell. of
Richmond, are guests at the Little
Mecklenbhrg hotel.
j. W. Gerow. of Petersburg, spent
| the weekend with friends here.
Mrs. r. +. Walter and children,
| Of Danville. are spending some time
at the home of Mr.. n Mrs. w. J.
| Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober, West viii leave
| May LIST for Ocean View, where they
have taken a cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Charles II. Guthrie. of Char
lotte Courthouse. recently organized
a chapter of the Daughters Of the
| Confederacy here. to be known as the
Arnstead-Good Chapter.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. William A. Robert. president:
Mrs. Thomas d. Jeffress. first vice
president: Mrs. u. A.. Roberts, seconc
vice president; Mrs. .. J. Hayes.
third vice-president: Mrs. r. l.. JET
freys. recording secretary; Mrs. p. II
Maddox. corresponding secretary;
| Mrs. NJ. r. Hardy. treasurer: Mrs. E
w. Hudgins. registrar: Mrs. A. T
Finch. historian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Interference as a Duty--7 The Course Of True Looe
~ MARV CIA NPION

How can utterly inexperienced
young people possess what 1t takes
years of experience and knowledge OF
the world to learn-insight into char
acter?
Easily carried away by perhaps
temporary feelings that they do not
wholly understand, they are blind to
the faults Of the being they love,
and do not realize TOY trying, how
difficult a thing married life may be
when the first happy sentiment YEA
off and leaves two people tied irrevo-
cably together who were only linked
by ap assing impulse Of youth.
No-in many, many cases inter-
ference is not only advisable but me-
cessary: but let 1t be the right kind
Of Interference, not petty naggins
that defeats eits WI ends.
You must have strong . for
your actions. be prepared to stand
by them, and posses tact and under
standing of human nature before
you can venture to safety interfere in
1.-The course of true love-"
Then. too. be prepared to find that
virtue Is its own sole reward. Tor,
no matter how successful your in
reference may be. the chances are
you will never be thanked for 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
SAVING HIS LIFE

the other. Both fell faster than he
d,a i, tho .,art Ha be.ra +ba ~
-.
os asaihs' VIC s"ai. ~ans' anu
he saw his lighted lamp drop swiftly
out Of sight beneath him in tho dark
ness like a falling star far OF IN the
.,,yh,.
He had r,llaa throuvh - .,a.r,...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN, VA. April 20
Miss Satteriee. Of Saccrona. Pa. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII
/ lines, has returned to her home, ac-
! complained by Miss Susie Butler.
The operetta. The Ladies Aid So
ciety," will be presented in the Town
Hall, Monday evening. April y. Pro-
ceeds are to be used for improvements
to the Bowling Green Methodist
church.
Mrs. II. C.. Haynes. and infant son,
Of Petersburg, and Miss Haynes. OF
Chatham. are guests OF the family OF
Webster Beazley.
Misses pattie and Comnice Cary. of
Richmond. are visiting their cousin,
Miss Annie White at THE Mansion"
Mrs. A. B. Chandler and Miss Ethel
Lawson spent the week end in Freder.
icksburg with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Chan
dler, OF the Normal School.
Moncure Gravatt, OF Blackstone. Wis
tied his grandparents. Judge and Mrs.
+. c. Moncure this week.
Mesdarles Robt. Coybil and Charles
Broaddus visited Mrs. Garrett King in
fredericksburg the earlier part of the
week.
Miss Law Glassell and Mrs. Julian
Lakes closed their s schools. Friday.
Each have been conducting a private
school since the public school closed
q month ago.
/. o. Abbiet and family left this week
10 make their home In Roxboro, N. G
j. l.. Jordon has bought the Covell
property on Main street and viii with
his family live
John Brereton, who has been In Tho
jewelry business here for the pas,
eighteen months. has left to take {
place with G. Lumsden 4 Son, O.
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
ARvONIA

Especial to The Richmond Nirginlan.)
ARvONIA. VA. April 20.--John
Oliver. demonstration of farming for
buckingham county. was In Arvonia
|, Wednesday and Thursday. guest of
r. b. Hughes. Mr.. oliver has upon
hsi list a large number OF corr
club boys and a mans club, all en-
gagged In working corn under direc-
ton Of the government
e. T. Kindred. OF Roanoke. well
known here. spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Arvonia Inn.
Miss Frances Miller. OF G1enmore,
who last winter vas assistant in the
Dilwyn high school. spent some days
this week following the Commence
ment of the high school, with Misses
Lette and Eleanor Morgan here.
Miss Margaret Fontaine. OF Wyeth-
sNiife..s daltShter. Of the late Colonel
F'ontaine formerly of this county has
been spending some time with her
cousin. Miss Margaret Brown. at ivy
Hill. Miss Fontaine this week left
anna county. before returning to her
home in Wytheville.
Arthur Lee Glasgow. Cashier OF the
State bank of Arvonia. paid a visit
to Richmond this week.
Walter Chambers spent the week
end at the home Of his mother.
near Shores.
j. A. Harden. Of Dillwyn. was a
visitor in Arvonia thin week. Mr..
Harden has recently returned from
Clifton Forge. where he took treat
ment in the Chesapeake & Ohio hos-
pital for pneumonia
DIR. Louis Dibrell Jones and wife.
Of Louisa. KY. r visiting DIR. Jones'
mother. Mrs. Louisa +. Jones. ut
New Store, this county.
At the mex regular communica-
ton OF StonewAll lodge Of Masons.
here, the third degree will be con
ferred upon Z candidate. The Royul
Arch chapter. will also receive two
applications for the degrees. Both
chapter and lodge here are IN ex-
ccilent condition and are growing
Mr.. and Xfrs. A. L. Pitts. OF Belle
vue. Arvonia. wefe visitors In Rich
Mr. ana Mrs. Edwin E. crooke. Of
Washington. p. c.. who spent s0me
days In ,Arvonia, have returned to
their homo. Mr.. Crooke. who 10
we'll known IN business circles here.
has recently fecovered from . dan
gerous operation performed In .
Washington hospital. when his life
was despsirsd " ~ his physicians.
william Petit and David Norvell. OF
Fork Union. 0fecers In the new Pres
byterian church thera. sxpsSt 10 Wis
II rrss6ytssy ~ Louisa g. X. next
Nooks -s - -@-