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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06


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Sab al $4,000 % nuiien n0ilette-
oe oenne 9D 2lftes. 5l0en Loo
ia life itanoe, i6r Den 6op0e gaaet
iacuuem 6ele 8orretnin9sitroget.
aOalt iu6cr ct 2aS 6g. @eorge,
9}r. og 9}rs. 2lrt6ur @oofs 10
2lar Qomle Sen y}or0peit for Carl
6onL 5a., BAR forle0el, "a ban fpr-
te So til areaturerne, iaa nbelOig
al Dglte iaoleoes, at 6aa fom m-
Der Qp5iet oq 6Ieo fpoIt, ier ban
6leo 0ro9et frem.
Gn gi9e G6ica9o, Q}iis So5eI
6oQan forotrpffer at ii60e arreIte.
ret 6ellpre en0 at pnre &ione / en-
So1 @oo 6enoe5 2Cnfla9e. at bum
0or 6Ieoen 6eitioaIet bar ire Q}pn0
6lcocn an5olot, % man iao BEN til
6.u0e iom foruendte &ione imoO
oem. "a bun ioo life pil0e optrn0e
'on @i0ne 5lep bum arreiteret for
vGontenpt Of Court"
zenotor Sam6le, 3 2af, 6ar
lore looet At ao6ne &c tiIboaeoGren-
oe 2an6onroaoer S5n0ianerreier-
Datioucrne G6eocnne 8iper oQStou-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

Sra @a 6inaton. .. g., mel.
oes, at ser 9lep gorf Sin er en-
9iIbaaeaane of $6,524479 ben
internotionole @oitonpisninas ,Sor.
refining, iioen 9oitiparebonfer bleo
oprettets ionmenlignet nteo ionmne
PerioOe 9lnret foruo. 0ton mener,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

altloa ira l. Warts tn0tr90e al-
mnOeIig 9lr6ei0sitan0Suing / sui.
iil0uitrien ENGLAND, 6pis Der fife
forinOen opnoos 6orlig
Store 8ran0e. 3re0erifsIto0 (9}or.
8e), 16. 5omlar. @n ooloionl9ranO
bar @aar g0elagt 2Irt6ur 0}at6ia.
lens So0perf og 9tarnte 9egloprf.
Sfo0en er ca. Z 0}iu. ar. 20 pr.
6eioere omfom umoer 8ron0en; oe
op6ol0t Jig I. gtoge en- al 0e
6rpnOen0e 9pgninger, og foalteS
al 9l6gen.
Oiafo 25opan, 16. 5onuor. 3
9tnt u0bro0 Der en- ooloiom 9ran0,
Der pe0 5enltioen 0}orge5 5aD0e
lagt 1900 6nie 2(ite. "a Ser Bloc.
er en- 6pfti9 Storm, roier @ran-
ben en0nu meo ufornin0ifet 5tDr.
fe.
(Senere): SEQ gron6en er 1868
6uIe 6leoen p6elogt, og 10000
Menneifer er blepen 6uSpiloe.
apinoerue 9}orae. G5riftionia,
Is. Sonuor. 0oelstingct 6ar Sag
peotnget ct Qopforilog, ser goor no
pao. at aDin0er poo ionne 9etiu-
qelicr iom N}nno fan oninttes
Staten8 @nbe6er un0togen iom
@eolcnmer al Stot5rao0et oa 0e
geiitlige. oiplomotiife, fonlIpre,
militpre og cpilmiIiture Gn6e0er.
st 5SorIlog ON. at apin6er full
0e funne onIpttes / alle Statsen1-
6eoer im0to9en iom 0}eolenmer al
/ Stat3roo0et, forfaIte0eS me0 60St.
MN 2S, % ea6biaere forfaTte0es
meo 10 ct. MOI 81 ct 6or'la9 ON,
at apinocr ffll6e fiune oniatteS
/ geiitli9e Gm6e0er.
afrfeitpret 3iu3lan0. ct. 8eters-
borg, g. 5ebr. - 8iifop 6ernlo-
genes / Soratoff Stift5 9lfipttelie
~ 2on0sforoi5uing til aIo-teret
55iroptD for 3nir6or0iuation 6nr
rciit Sporq5moalet ON. 5oorle0es
6en rusiiife Strife imrc3 Sen
| 6elli9e s0nooe par iiofte ltge
@enItauo for ice Dol0iom 9ritif
artooof'e are0ie, at Ben ia Jig
n60t til 2fften at publiiere en- ll0-
tolcre for at fri8orc ii9 for 2lniDor
llotael'en poopeaer, at llonponel-
len al 9iifopper ioo bel Iom ]let-
ten til at frotoge no9en 0enne 2Gre
uoehtfeuoe ef 8eiiercns Grprogo-
| tp. 9iI6oppqrnes 9}oo0 er fife
2tano til at latte 9eitennnelie
| iii8e Soaer
5tuotionen / &eriian Sra Ge5e-
ran tclc9roferes Gir5ooq ben is.
San: Qe nor0Gge Qiitritter al
! @griiau er iuloitpn0ig 8usierue5
! Sun0er. st 6Daie bill ui0e, at GnQ-
lpn0erne a9ter at 6eiptte @aDnen
] Deo 0en periiTfe 8u9t. 3egeringen
oiicr mi iIet irQen Gnerqi oa nGp-
nc uof 2elta9elie for 6pa0 Ser fore
1oor, men finoer iiq alt 9iegenfen
pi( forlo0e 9an0et. Zen ti0ligere
S6a6 oa BANS 8ro0er Solor eO
7oulc6 itaor en0nu poa perii7f
Grlm0, oq oera8 Cil6ru9ere binoer
9crrprl i'or DC al Jiusierne 6e-
latte G9ne 8rooinierne bar lang
| @i0 ingen @ubernorer BAIT. 0a in-
gen bil oDertoqc oiSie Roiter 0e
fon Gropper. iom bar 0oanat Sen
ioofolote Scr, cr 'oo go6t iom for-
ioun6ne. : 9eberan er man ligc-
Qln0. alm 9nc6tiarerne birfer Hit
tiat for 0eres Sntere8ier % bar be-
! lat 9lrienolet for ioaIe0es at 6ape
lMogten / 6pn0e. De ior6ereoer ct
@oc6tior. .6erre06nme, iom bcgun-
itiqe8 al 9l1serne.
iii 81. geters6oro Gelearambu-
renu mel6es. at Sc periiife Gcae-
rinqStropper 6ar beiat S6a6rl0, og
at 0en ti0ligere S6abs trooper bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

3lepu6lifanerne / Ct 2opis, Der
6oooe 6eiluttet at iten1ne ior 6oo.
eoelts Domination til 9rpiioent
til6oaefalote ben I 5e6r. oenne9c-
ifitning oa bgitemte Jig for life at
enOosiere nooen ior Rotionalfon.
pentionen. gu lofol politiif Strio
par qlarIag til IilbaaefaIoelien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
8l0nOr0c gllcO0cleIfer

sra (ripo,is mcloe5 unoer L.
05.. at 2lpiotor anptoin 0}onte iom.
me 2ag bleo iflot % 6aorot aa.
ret 0rr6eoea Al Iobrlf 6pre-
naiGa, iom ban BAR / 5Uro meo At
falle Bomber ne0 i 2lra6erne5 Seir
Der }lra6crne 5etalte for Bomber.
ne meO 9liiieIfu9ler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

sra G5ico9o me0oeIes, at "a
me9 J Saro6an, 0au tioligere 6or-
mon6 for 5dinois Central Serbia
nefompagni Der iorlolig 6leo 0rpbt
+ en- SernboneulDfte oeo ainnuH.
On, SITS, lit 1eftameute bar oelt
6plp lin @ien0om mellcm lin gnfe
o9 lire fire S6nner meO llnoiogel.
ie ai $1,000, iom ban bar tilifreoet
en- ]legertiener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

at Oenne 8oranOring itDI0es Polt-
ipore6anferne, iOet Sn0Oanorere M
Der inOietter 0ere5 Benge, iom De
f0r enote biem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
a. 2arg.

Do Der fun fr9pes 9otreoieoels
0}oioritet for ge0tagelien pil Ger
aItioa ira 1. 0}artS inotre0e al
min0elia 2tr6eiositanosuino aul-
in0uitrien Gn9lano, 6pis Der fife
forinOen opnaas 6orlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

Gulfriaen I Gn9lon0. 9ieiltltatet
al 9lfItenininoen 6lan0t Oe enaeIife
@ri5par6ci0ere 6lep forfpnot poa
6eres Q}eoc 9irming6om ben IS.
San
3or Strifen itenlte ifIg 81. 9.
445,S0t, ne6ens 1924 ltente
inloo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

Sra Glare, Sa1 meIoes llnoer
,. o9.: aGn 3lol6s foroario9e0e ct
Ga6 al $4,000 og nuiten n0ilette-
oe oenne 9p / 2lftes. 5l0en Loo
JIG life itan0ie, f6r Den 6oo0e gaaet
9cunem 6e(e 5orretningsitroget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

aUalt unoer ct 2a5 69. George,
4}r. og Q}rs. 2lrt6ur @oofs 10
2Car Qomle 5en, g}or0beit for GarI-
6onL 5a., par forleOen, "a ban fsr-
te So til areaturerae, ioo n6elOig
at Dplte iaaleoes, at Dan fom un-
Der 2p5iet % 6leo foalt, ior BAN
6leO 0ro9et frem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06
9or0P1t ruu0t.

8lpoeulpffe. Foris, Is. 5onuar
8oa 6lgoepIo0ien / 555ip ltp0te /
@oor to 6lpoemaifiner ionumen 0o
De Digoe gao neo, og fentre0e. Zen
enc al 8lpoerne, 9aneuille, 6leo
ioaret % paaorog Jig Ell oloorli9
SoiernerDitelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-06

5lDoeiporten5 Ore. 3n6til 10
9onoen al 1911 5oo0e 6rpoeipor-
ten alt fruDet 10 Dire 6lan0t
iine ll6eoere, nemIia i 1896; l.
/ 1899: 1, / 1908: I, i 1909: 3. i
1910: 80 og 1911; "A. Nj 0i-
rene par 81 6ronifnenO, t6 ED-
ifere, t6 2(merifonere oq II @n9-
lpn0ere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
UNIVERSITY LECTURES
BEGIN NEXT FRIDAY
VIII BE Delivered In Various Sections
of State by Members Of
Its Faculty.
to The Times-Disp:

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l
Chariottesv lie. Va, November O.
the extension course of lectures offered
this session by the University Of Nir-
ginia will be formally inaugurated
next Friday. In two instances, how
ever. change in the date, made to
meet local conditions. was necessary.
mond where Professor w. NJ. Forrest
will speak at the John Marshall High
High School November IS, on The
Literary Influence of the Bible" and
in the case of Fredericksburg. where
Professor c. Alphonso Smith lectures
last night on the subject. What Lit
erature Can Do for You
The assignments for next Friday
evening are as follows:
Thomas Walker Page. professor OF
economies Lately Of the United States
Tariff Board. The Tariff" Orange.
/. q. Hoxtcn. associate professor o:
physics. Liquid Air" Laurenceville.
biology. Animal Adaptations" Har-
risonbuTg.
William ". Hunicy. adjunct profess
scr OF political science. Education for
Citizenship and Public Service" Pal
UyTa-
! The Influence Of the Past Upon the
Present" LynchburE.
Graham Edgar. associate professor OF
/ chemistry. The Industrial Triumphs
% Mod"ru Chemistry Petersburg
~. p Jordan. professor ef histology
( Upon tn Eaco." FarmyiIIe.
{ " q. Heck professor Of education,
|"Hcrcgiry and Education" Bedford
CITY.
! { " Sparrow. adjunct professor
% physi,s. ~Caap bubbles" A!berere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
cIsMONT

+ Special to The Times-Dispatch.)

ESPECIAL to The Times-D!spatch.)
Cismont. Va, November 9.-Mrs.
Wexford Reed entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society Of Grace Church, at lngle-
side, last Thursday. This tea was
the last of the season. and every
one attended At the conclusion q the
business. which had chiefly to do with
the proposed rock wall around the
church grounds, delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were Miss
LongheId, Miss Smith, Mrs. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs Magruder. DR.. and Mrs
Thurman. Mr and Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
Money, Mrs. Lud Page. Mrs. Morrison.
Miss Shacklefcrd. Mrs. Emile Money,
Misses Isabel and Amelia Money, Mrs.
Shields, Miss Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sawyer. Mrs Hougdon, Frs. VIII Money,
Mr. and Mrs Rankin. Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss lyon, Mrs Carridine. DR.. and Miss
InEersoll. Miss Lewis, Miss Long and
Mrs. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris have re-
turned home from the Laurel, Nd.
horse show Mr. Morris had his usual
splendid success, and captured four
teen blues.
Mrs Edwin Warner has as her guests
Miss Mabel Wilson, Of New York, and
Miss Martha Smith. of Palatka. Fla.
Misses Isabel and Amilie Money are
visiting Miss Fry in Greensboro, n. C.
Eev. j. c. Matthews. the English
missioner. is holding daily services In
Grace Church.
Mrs Smith. Of Warrenton, is stay
ing at Piedmont Lodge.
Mrs Dietrich Mority is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
WARRENTON

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Warrenton Va, November mir.
and Mrs. Hugh Nelson, of Long
Branch" Miliw God, Clarke County. an
nouEce the engagement of their only
daughter, Mamie Adelaide, to Prescott
Huidykoper, OF West Virginia and
Boston. MIR. Huidykoper and Miss Mel
son have a host Of friends here and
have spent much time il Warrenton
AIR. Huidykoper is master at the
Country School, StuyEes2nt. NO
date has been set for the wedding.
iEgtcn, spent several days the past
week in Warrenton with Mrs. J. D.
HoUe.
Mrs Helen " Wilson, Miss Mamie
Wilson and Robert L. Wilson left War
renton Iais week for Charlotte, n. c.,
where they Will spend the winter with
relatives.
The first meet of the Warrenron
Drag hounds Tor November was at
the farm Of Mrs.. L. A. 3. Portman
on Friday afternoon An enthusiastic
field of seven riders was out, which
included William +. Wilbur. NJ. r. H. !;
:. Chiffon G4asscock, whip: William 5.
Sewers, James i. Nash. A T. Humpn-
reys, Jr., Mrs Portman and Miss Anne
Gordon stone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A c. Groner and
two children. OF Norfolk. have return
ed &c Warrentou for the winter, and
will be guests at the Warren Green
Hotel. lir- Gruner Will return TO Nor
doin in the Eext few days.
Mrs. Charlie Owens and two chill
drea returned TO WarTenIon the past
week from California. where they
spent several months with Mr.. Owens.
Nr. and Ms Harry Hubben and
children, of War-enton. VIII be guests
during the winter at the Warren Green
Hotel
L. A. Ratteile. Misses Mamie and
Louise CSlsen. Of ST. Louis, have ar
rived ID WarTefton and will take pos
session of the "Ovsrbrook Farm"
which NJ Rattaile has purchased from
H NJ. Hubbei.
Mrs Maria Powell Thomas. Of Rich
mond. who has been a guest at the
home OF Mrs. James p. Jsffries, has re-
Mrs. Z. Astley Cooper gave a tea at
her country home, "Waver!y. on
Thursday evening. in honor Of Miss
Mamie A. Nelson, OF Clarke County.
who Is q guest o. Mrs. q. ". Nelson.
Miss Emily Virginia Tiffany and
Misses Georgia Latham and omolCae,
the latter two OF Baltimore. enter
tanned ca Saturday >>Arnoon at the
home OF their <-anGiather, i. y.
Fletcher. ST. A large number Of little
folks Were present.
Ms. Geo. B PettyngiI!. of Philadei-
phia, has Joined Mrs. Z. v. Price and
Miss Theo- Price az MIS-. Hamiltons
where she will spend some time.
Mr.. and Ms. Maurice c. Pi.scn and
E.tIe daughter who have been spend
frS some time - the warren Green
Hotel, hav. gone to Washington foI
The winter. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
March term of Orange court with

March term of Orange court Win
Judge PeeoIss presiding The recon-
by Solicitor Gastis set the
date for the special term OF court iof
the third week in December.
Cardinals first intercollegiate de-
bate for the college year Will be with
washington and Lee University- OF
Lexington. Va. about the date OF De-
c.rnber II, TO be held either at Lex
riston or Lyncheurs, Va. The query
reads. Resolved. that a more easy
and expedient method Of amending the
Fedora! constitution should he adopt
Cd Carolina uphcids the negative
side o. the question Caro.inas pre-
lIDinaTGes for ;he debate will Se heie
on November -.
Tn. rev educational building at the
stat. University. git Of the Pea
body Fund. Is nearing completion and
will be ready for occupancy by the
FIRST Of 1919. The Peabody FUND con-
,ribu,ed see. zee towards It's erection.
sixty members strong. representing
dafiicx. wc.kl.cs and serni-wecklies
from All sections Of the state, the
University Pres: Association held It's
ars; meeting of the college year Mon
day nixht In Gerard Hail Cor the
purpose o. organization and inssfsat-
ing plans for the years work. The
association unanimously elected the
following members % the student Aody
rs ofisers Of the organization: pfesi.
dent. q Y vintsrs. 81 Granville Coua-
y: vice-pressdent. speieht Bean 81
Clcveland County. secretary. n u
Uuunasan. of yadkia County. treas
arer. T. .. Rights. % forsyth Covaty.
TIars were suggested TO 'nvite mem
bcrs Of the faculty and Newspaper mes
% the state 70 make short TALKS before
the assocsax1oa as 80 rsguass weekly
msesSoD - Friday 0;G06
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Maria Convert, wytheville, and after
wards studied a9 Columbia UNIVERSITY.
where she took . course in Shakespeare
and folk and national dancing. and last
summer q two-summefe course in ply
sjcal culture at Harvard, where she
studied swimming AID rowing. tennis.
folk and national dancing. aeseheefc
dancing. etc
For several years she has conducted
q Shakespeare class 1t Norfolk ana
dancing classes q Norfolk, Old Point
Comfort and Hampton, where her
pupils ranged In aSe from two enc
hak years to sduiss who have stopped
telling their age
Nisx Preston % also much in&ere0esd
in out-of-dcors sports. and - gong
20 organise next summer e4rsS amp
which viii be . branch Of the Csmp
Fire Girls Of America"
MIru Preseoa belongs TO one Of Vhe
distanxu4sheA famflfes Of the Ssa&e- Tue
founder OF. TIE Montgomery hxmsSy OF
PressOus Jho Coloaei william freseeo-
surveyor, % Ssaspson. In is51. VIE
bouehe SmftA6eId. the Old seet o. ~
Prsosona, neor B1acks6urg. Named "a
honor Of his wife. Suss susanna smssn'
Of Hanover.
Here. TOO. lived Miss P.essoa's srees-
grosAzaaher, james =. ProSeoa. Oov.
error Of virginia, WITH his sAree ssoe.
wyIlsam DAllara Pgeseoo- Secretary %
sne Navy ua6eF TAyjse: Nsosst ~
ton. minister % France. eoa No. -
esa's gFaaaensher. CssSas1 Preseoe. We
OuUvwom6ea she HUUgsA Virginia 40.
peas Of sAe Seoaewsu DrsenAe.
n We % him thoe Wheee Tusso.
she beaafiful essase bsiJt ~ OSvssr
Preston. was bequessheA s"e eess
Mss Prcssoa's fseher Hvee unos -
nme 10 Rs1fecd IN her seoescy.
1ossU rsvseSa - oo0eo - - -
>es~ai esunAossnse, ~ 80 CnU~s
Isea- q Sopoug g Ans Z 0oOUgoUAs
UIceuG - So, - O0DUW1UD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
DECLINE TO ASK
FORSPECIAl Term
Commissioners Satisfied With
Date Already Set for Trial
o. Hazers.
Especial 70 The Times-D.spateh.I

Especial 70 The Timcs- D.spatch.I
Chapel Hill. y. c. Noy.mber AT
rcr.at meeting y: the Board q:
County Commissioners o. orange CcUa-
~. held q; Ti!.sboro. solicitor :. NJ
Gatt's r.c0ur rudce 60 the commits
siorers that they ask Governor ". w
EitchiH for = Epc, iai term Of ORANGE
County Superior Co=rt for ~, trial
90 IN. fogT hazsrs Indicted on the
charge g n4zaSlags.atsf in the case of
the ecstE % freshman J. ". Rand.
% sf-.-hfeid. 80 The morning OF Sop
t.niber 81. The {. eytaguenaatSos sA-
fought ~ Ire attorney for the county.
Frank NASH, and - a vote 81 two 10
ore the Board of Commissioners de-
featsd the proposed proposition. There
fore. - previously announced. the trta,
v51 net cone ~ earlier sAAa shs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

EPISCOPAL.

MONUMENTAL CHURCH (EEEcrED Js1S
% ste OF Theasre burned IN ISL Byoo4
Street below lftkD-ReetoY. Rev JAMES
". NORRIS. d. d. Services st Z; n u
aal r. n Ali vescome-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

PImplcs, blotches, skin eruptions Of all
kinds, are imply the impurities in the
blood coming 10 the surface. All the ex-
,ernal treatment in the world won't do a
particle OF good unless you purify the
blood. And there's nothing 50 humiliat-
ing as a face that's all broken OUT and
spotted.
Stuarts Calcium Waters will clear the
mos, obstinate complexion. because they
GO right into the blood and remove the
cause OF the trouble. The blood is
Cleansed Of all impurities and foreign
substances, and these are quickly elimi-
mated from the system You'll notice a
wonderful change III few days-you will
hardly know yourself in a week.
And Stuart's Calcium Waters are alb
solutely harmless to any one. Their in
gradients are just what physician pre-
ecribes in most cases Of skin eruptions
and poor blood. These waters are put up
in concentrated form, which makes them
act quickly and thoroughly.
Begin taking Stuart's Calcium WATERS
to-day and then look at yourself in the
mirror in a few days. and find all those
awful pinlpleS, blackheads, acne, boils,
liver spot, rash, eczema and that muddy
complexion rapidly disappearing and your
face cleared like the petal OF flower.
You can easily test Stuart's Calcium
Waters 70! yourself. You can get the
regular-sized package for soc in any drug
store .-Advertisenent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
CONDITION Is CRITICAL.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch-l

Harrisonburg, Va. November SAB.
Hot:inyer. the deaf mute who was
killed by a Chesapeake Western train
near Penn Laird, on Thursday. was
buried to-day. His brother. Charles
Hottirger. who was desperately In
jured at the same time, 10 stu in
critical condition The third mute,
WiIIiam Baker. who jumped In time
10 keep from being killed, was be.
wiidered with fright and ran several
miles away. leaving hts broken ana
bruised companions lying bleeding and
helpless. deaf and dumb. near the
from the train went back to the In
iured men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Especial to The Times Dispatch
West Point, Va. November p
Mrs. Thomas T.. Bagby is an applicant
for the post office at West Point un-
der the Democratic administration
Mrs Bagby is widely known and is the
first woman to have held municipai
office in the State OF Virginia. Whlie
pnbIic Instruction she was elected by
her town people as chairman OF the
School Board.
She was president of the Alumnae
Association of HollinS College TWO
terms-siN years: she was presiuen,
of the Baptfst Woman'S Missionary
Union of Virginia until she resigned.
She Is widely known in temperance
work and was a leader in getting the
bill through the Legislature OF VIZ
rinia which made it law that re-
nuired temperance to be taught SCI
entifically in the public schools Of Nir-
ginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

q member Of the Confederate CougFso1.
Her mother was Misc Carey Baldwin.
che brilliant daughter Of Dr.. r =.
Baldwin. OF StAunt0n. who rendered
Distinguished service Is army surgeon
during the Civil War and was aktee-
wards physician to the School for the
Deaf and Blind and for the Hospeeal
for the insane At Sezunton.
Mise Preston 10 q bright and attrsc-
Give young sirl and socially promt.
neu& J. W. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
NOTICE.!

Mr.. Brown was held up last
night about 9 O'Clock between
First and Second on Broad Street.
He was brought to Francione's for
the best Lynnhaven Oysters on
the half shell, 2Sc per dozen; large
Porterhouse Steak, &c; dozen
Fried Oysters. Nc; Spaghetti, ltal-
ian style, per order, 2sc. ] have
the choice Of the season at mod
crate price. Come and be con-
WINGED. Dining room for ladies
and gentlemen at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Big, heavy, loose-ftting Coats I
in the cold weather, which is
corner.
Brown, navy, grey and Oxford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Velvets are fashionable this season, not onl,
suits. but for evening gowns and wraps.
The richest and most beautiful velvets find TIL
stock first because manufacturers and importers
this store enjoys as Richmoni's Leading Velvet
It is store of ABSOLUTE RELIABILITY i
we'll as in the character of velvets sold.
:4.ineh velveteen black and ooors el-lneA Velvet
s10o and e16s yard se-aneA Bisek
17-neh Black vesvefeen. <O yarn ~ z3-aDeA
Anenes ".oo, 49, :. .,a | ls-tDeA Dlsek
CoIsesvs - $500 800 Go-ADsA Casseul
1900 s,,n vesvet In black navy Go-ADeA n
Havana a * ward 6o.fneA Pernaz
an 800 c.Io,.A CAfRen Velvet. Sa0o 77.lDcA k1usA,
yard t7I Ssso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Radford, Va, November s.-o"e OF
the Young Girls Of whom R.dfora r.
urovd /. MISS Cap~rson PRESTON. aaSGh-
ter OF the late Captain Hugh c. Frvo-
too. wAo serve1 IN she rseuoos any
In .sAe Tnsl.ppssss 1wang - SDeaase-
A0ogeoaa W..
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