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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
SENATOR PAULHAMUS TO
HELP FARMERS MAP PLAN
FOR FIGHT ONWESTERN AV.

W. II. Panlhamus. president OF
the last senate. probably viii at.
tend the meeting OF White river
valley farmers. called for 1850 Sat
urday afternoon. 20 take up tho
fixht against Western ava ~Dig
Six" combine of produce dealers.
A special invitation has been sent
him by J. ID. Dean. editor OF the
White River Journal. who has been
instrumental In calling The meeting.
Senator PauihAmns introduced
tho bin passed BY the 1907 lcstsia-
ture Intended 10 place a check on
the commission men. but Judge
Frater subsequently declared II un.
constitutional. The bill specificai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
ONLY THREE
ROBBERIES ON
CHRISTMASDA

me hurglar brigade was consid.
srskn Christmas day. II contented
matt with three visits. Two OF
shsm were pretty rough; the third
- lust "A plain holdup
George buchanan. farmer. South
pnyk was Knocked out by a thug
~ the Tanuha1ser cafe while the
kyj<fmss merriment was at its
S1rht. He was robbed OF IS. John
middleton. Prcstly house. was at.
mod BY three men at Maynard nv.
"a Weller 81. about midnight. He
- knocked unconscious, But the
Auxs did not get any money. A
SoI1up artist relieved l. r. An
kvUI. s4ss Fourth ay., OF 81 Al
}0ursh av. and Battery 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
LITTLE MARY STILL
UNDER POLICE CARE

Little Mary skoglund Is at the
juveniie detention homo today. she
liant homesick one bit. she told Or
Merrill. tho superintendent In
charge.
Mrs. Blanche Mason. police mat
ron. wiil make a thorough invesii-
CATION OF her case. The little girl
ran away from home Christmas eve
for fear of receiving a beating from
her fossermother. Mra. Andrew
Skogiund. Her little body showed
black and blue marks. indicating
numerous whipplngs.
A neighbor called In the police,
and Tuesday night abe was given a
handsome doll for Christmas pres
ent after tho hat was passed around
among tho big policemen on the
night force at headquarters.
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shipper Intended 20 start his ship
ments in January. under the Eono
system. which would make the pos
tai rate SO cents for an elgh pound
package. Hearing this. the express
companies AZ once cut their prune
rate for the same distance 70 IS
cents on an eightpound package.
Il n expected that operation Of
the new postal system will force
cuts in many varieties OF uerchan-
disc throughout the country. Just 80
they did In the prune war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
REV. YOAKUM GOES

Or. y. T.. Yoakum. divine
healer. who has been holding meet
ings since Sunday In Carpenters
hall. left last night for Lyndon.
Wash. where he win conduct sim.
liar meetings
Between two and three hundred
persons were anointed mt each
meeting At this rate. about 1000
sufferers were prayed for. and
blessed by DIR. Yoakum.
The meetings Wednesday were
held especially for men and women
addicted TO drink. The doctor
claims that sixty out Of every
hundred drunkards who come to
him are cured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

Dance at Drcamland tonight. '''
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" provided that the commission
men DO compelled 90 keep their
books open 70 the Inspection OF the
shippers with whom they deslt. 50
that tho latter could be Informed
AS 10 the real prices obtained for
their products.
That tho bin can be so amended
IA to remove It's unconstltntionaiity
Is the belief OF tho 30 farmers In
the valley who win take Il up for
discussion Saturday. Paulhamus 10
a resident OF Sumner. and Is oue 81
the biggest rhnbarb growers Ia tho
state. Iils place In the senat. viii
be filled By Senator Cotter in the
next session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
BIC STEAMER
ABANDONED AT SEA

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s..-The
unifsd States revenue cutter Bonn.
inola to-day Ia standing by the big
British steamer Aleazar. abandoned
seven miles southwest OF Lookout
lightahip, North Carolina. A wire.
lees dispatch says the steamer Dor.
chester put five members of her
crew aboard tho AleaEar 10 care for
her until she 10 towcd in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
COSTUMES RENTED
pErEcTIyr aorxcr

scond hSSd eiSfnlsS ~I fcSgll, 4 IN
etchansed. 1917 Pike Main 5z55''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

NO FILING FEES;
FEW CANDIDATES

Although the comptroller. foS tho
frat time since the direct primary
law went into effect. ia demanding
no filing fees for candidates. there
has been an unusual dearth OF coun.
eiimanie aspirants so far. Only two
candidates have flied. but there arc
three more weeks 'or thar purpose,
Counelirnen Marble. Grsff',ha and
Blaine. whose terms expire. arc
candidates for reelection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
FIGHT AGAIN
BETWEEN TURKS
AND THE GREEKS

ATHENS, Dec. 2G.-Dispatches
celyed here today from the Greek
front say that furious fighting 10
again In progress In the district OF
Janina.
Storms OF Hieet and snow are
hampering the operations of both
armies. but the Greeks are steadily
pounding away at this Notifications
which bar the way 10 the city OF
Janinn. Turkeys last stronghold. TO
oppose the Greek advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
WOMAN HURT
WHEN z AUTOS
ARE SMASHED

An unknown woman was injured
and two autoa wrecked early this
morning. when the cars driven by
w. ]. Elliot and L. Hibler camo to-
gothor AT Second av. and Union ST.
Elllot Was driving down Union
with no passengers. Hiblcr was go
ing up Second with several persons
Ia hia car. all OF whom left before
the police arrived. Both men were
arrested aud booked on a charge
OF reckless driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
GALE STARTS A
BIG BRUSH FIRE

D Gated Press leased Wire.
IAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec 2s.--F'an-
~ BY a gsie seldom equaled In
~ part Of the country. a brush
r.. which started early today. al
us1y has burned over 1000 acres
fnr the Little Landers colony. at
~ Ysidro. sohth Of here. SO far
- flames have not crossed the
uexican line. The fire and smoke
u be seen from the heights IN
az PARK here. No ranch build
- have beer DESTROYED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

rONDoN.--iN event OF success
OF experiments about to be made in
use ofoll as fuel on tho White star
liner Olympic. IL Is planned 10 sub.
nLiuta oil for coal altogether on the
new liner Brittanic. now being
built at Belfast
MRS. ]. C. BUSHNELL. a pio-
nccr OF Eugene. Or, died Christ.
mas day. She was tho mother OF
Mrr. Sarah Is. James. OF Seattle
and G. A. Bushnell, a local pho
tosrnpher.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. - All
the prisoners IN Folsom jail.
from 'ilfcrn" to fyearlinas,
were placed ON their honor
Christmas 10 $50 a vaudeville
show given by the conyicta
Ei.LfNSBURG. - CHRISTMAS
celebration "a Ronald mininE
camp ended In the death OF Arthur
White. negro. Charles Roberts
has confessed.
EVERETT. ROTARY piows are
az work on the Great Northern.
Snow on tho Cascades is reported
flye 20 seven feet deap.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PA
CIF1C railroad has placed an equip
mcnt order approrimating tio.'
e0O. 900.
DuBLIS.--AT ii6. Mickey
Smith recently died nj the
Dunnhaughlin poor house. He
was on payroll until three
years ago.
WABASH. tNp.--olvina up hops
OF ever recovering his eyesleht.
John Colbert. 20 years old, killed
himself by starvation.
VENICE "A 10000 ALTAR
piece. stolen two years ago nom 81
vitus' church. was found By dstce'
tlyea 10 Paris.
Los ANbEisfsf3. Low boyr AUG
Indians employed TO nsht Tor .
moving pictur. company we're ar
res,ed for wounding one another.
SALT LAKE CfTY.-saspeofed
OF numbering william Nelson. q
night Waterman at Midsalc. -four
Greeks have been arrested BY the
sf-rffys posse.
WASHINGTON. THE worlds
cotton crop 10 estimated At 5000
000. 900 pounds. Thla. however. IA I
por cent leaa than that OF last year.
SAN ANTONIO. Ter.--Father Of
Coo. pascuas oroxco. IT,. was releas
cal from tho prison at Fort Sam
flduaton under ~. 800 bonds.
Or. PIERRE. Martinique. Wreck
Of 1.-The three. mastcd vessel Aldlne
wiix discovered Christmas morning
liar Drew IL missing.
NJ. u. A. LODGE viii hold a
'hardItlme" dance AT T. o. q. r.
han Monday night. Prizes will bo
awarded 10 ladies' and gentlemen
for tho best make.nps. and refresh
ments viii be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
TERRIFIC GALE
OFF ENGLISH COAST

PLYMOUTH. Eng. Dec. 2s.--Ter.
rifle gales today are sweeping the
coasts Of England. and the losa ~
ITO and damage 20 property il OK.
pected 20 be heavy The Brazilian
steamer OoyaE and two schoonerH
already have been reported ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
DEPOSITORS SELL
THEIR BANK BOOKS

VIENNA, Dec. 26.-The Austrian
postal savings banks. which have
1000, 900 depositors have suffered
TO tho extent of about $4,000. 900
withdrawn as a result OF the war
scare. lust how ignorant some OF
It's depositors are may BIO gathered
from the fact that many depositors
have sold their bank books and de-
posits for less than 30 per cent Of
the amounts TO their credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
.pRINcEssr ovERHAULEp

VICTORIA. u. c., Dec. 26.-The
Princess Patricia OF the G. p. Il.
ferry fleet has completed the over
haul for which she wont TO the Vic
toria Machinery Depot ways. and
resumed her service between Van
couver and Nanaimo. The Princess
Mary has also gone back on her
regular run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
RESCUED FROM WRECK

MARsETLLE5. Dec. 20.---The
steamship Djemnah has arrived
here with 145 passengers OF the
French steamship Salazie, which
was driven on reef 40 miles of
the southeast coast OF tire Island OF
Madagascar. IN the Indian ocean, In
q cyclone on November 20. Tho
passengers give thrilling account
OF the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
NEW STEEL WAGE SCALE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2e.--ft Is not
expected that the new wage scale
In the stseI industry will be publish
cd here until after the first OF the
year. The total amount OF tho In
creases to be granted is as yet un-
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
ALUCKY CHRISTMAS!

Christmas passed luckily for Sc.
alk There were no Christmas
~ fires. No Santas got stuck In
1inneys. Any cases OF acute or
mEious Indigestion from too gen
0ues dinners that may have hap
Densd we're not reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
RIGHT TO COLLECT TAXES

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-The
right OF the federal government TO
collect taxes from corporations
that have leased their property will
be debated January In the United
States supreme court. Tho case 10
that of the Mine Hill q Schuylkill
Haven Railroad Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
BURGLARS GET A
PAN OF NUGGETS

TACOMA. Dec. 25.--Iiurglars
jimmled their way into two down
town stores. where they secured
loot 10 ths probable value Of sew
eral thousand dollars last night. A
pan OF gold nuggets was part Of
the plumber taken from the jewelry
establishment OF Harry Cantoff.
1873 Commerce. At. II IN likely To
reach we'll into the thousands.
Dance al Drcamland tonight. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
~ 1his Home-Made
Cough Remedy
oooes Little, But ooes the
Werk Quickly. Or morsy
Refunded

= enc pint Of iran uisSsd sassi
~ = PIN - warm wsssr, and stir
: hlrai~s. Put az ounces q
- ffifgy eentS woyth) In . pint
lIo. then add the Sugar Syrup.
ss ss..'e'afai 'v''' s.'' TOO OF
81 plies hois q 8 ev1k NOR.
~ usuntiy ends . 6esn seated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
A WONDERFUL SANTA

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "a
More than 10000 children from all
walks Of life are rejoicing today
over the wonderful spectacle OF a
generous Santa Claus who gave
each and every one OF them pres
ent In the Golden Gate Park
stadium here. as they filed past. 10
tho music OF uniformed bands.
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Buy CLOSE. IN ACREAGE
The nearer tho HEART or SEAT
TIE. the quicker the Increase In
value. We have a s-acre tract OF
rich alder bottom land. with fresh
water spring and easy TO improve,
located ~ miles from Pioneer
square.
pRIcE sso0 FOR THE s ACRES
$50 CASH ASD $50 PER MONTH
Close 20 good nriFhhufs. school and
stores with delivery and phone
service, 80 minutes ride 10 bust
ness center, i9if -ceut fare. within
q short walk Of proposed railroad
terminals. Every indication points
TO big Increase In value. and vel
located for a suburban home II
you want something good. see this
tract
CLIFFORD & VAN ARgDALE. INC.
1918 Third Az.
Branch office. - Washington 81.
MIR WORk1NGMAN
have a close-in ranch for n man
who wants TO 1.-Two In tho suburbs
and work daily In Seattle fine
tract. improved. with house. we'll.
chicken house. fruit trees, berry
bushes. etc. chickana. COW and
feed. Everything for $3.50. /
will make reasonable terms for q
steady party. See Mr. Hackworth.
Kirkland Hotel. kirkland, wash
inRion.
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BERLIN, Dec. 26.---The general
fear OF war which has been sweep.
ing over Central Europe 10 giving
a strong impetus to emigration
About 5000 sailed from Bremen
and Hamburg In one day for North
and South American ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
CHAPLAIN DIES AT sEA

MANILA, Dec Wireless dis
patches received hero from the
army transport Sherman. which Ia
en- route TO San Francisco. say that
Chaplain Edwin Chase Of the Thir-
tcenth infantry died Mt sea OF
pneumonia
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Apartments for Rent

Copeland Court. 1908 Minor. rooms.
furnished. $40. phone, light NJ. +2i0
Encelsior Apts.-Furnlahed and un-
furnished. 9th and Pike. Main 1851
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IAN FRANCIsCo.-

BAN FHANCISCO.--E. Q. No
Cormick, vice president OF tho
Southern Pacific Railway Co, is
back from the East today with a
fiat denial of reports that no might
become traffic chief for the Dug
Kenheims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
oInLs FLY FROM FLAMES

CHICAGO. Dec. 2G.-Twenty.fiye
girls fled for lifo and two boys
we're badly injured In jumping from
a fire escape when flames appeared
today In four-story manufacturing
building on tho West Side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
800, 600 POST
CARDS PILED UP

BY United pr~sx Leased wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26.--De-
spite the breaking OF all previous
records for the handling OF Christ
mas mail. there stiII remained 300
900 post cards piled up today In the
San Francisco postOffice, awaiting
sorting and delivery. Overland
mail lies plling up in heaps but will
DO sorted and delivered within few
hours. The post cards are being
sidetracked for the more important
mail. and probably will not reach
their destination until Saturday.
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For Sale-Livestock.


For Sale fine Gown, - head ~
horses, All kinds Of wagons and
harnesses. South Seattle stablea.
Phone Sidney fs5.
For aais-FOur fresh COWS, 3fif
Charles 81. Beacon zfes
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PUBLIC MARKETS
wEsTI.AKE

: $50 peas, 2 for ESQ. s5c raisins. aoc
pkg; cans tomatoes. ESQ; : cans
corn. acc. cans pink salmon. 25c;
slpkgs. cornstnrch. csc. bars soap,
csc 2 lbs, mixed nuts. sbc; lbs.
h hss rice &c; Pag'a s surr ant, a nei
roast. fio 10 t2hc H.. compound
lard, lilo ID: renovated butter soc
lD.l full cream cheese. 2Bc ID; pea
nut butter, lsc lb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2G.--Miss
Helen Taft. In the absence of her
father and mother, presided over
tho white House celebration Christ
mas. A huge tree stood In this blue
room. Many guests attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

|~N~~~~N00~-N~N o~~~N0~~NN~0
Groom house. water In. no gas or
electric lights. ono block from
Green Lake car line. on list st..
$500 per month; you pay water
bill. Phone North 1881.
Groom modern cottage. 1000. g.
room. 800. 3ss New York Bldg.
Main ffgE
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Red snapper. Toe ID: aaimop. lbo
ib1l sole. 3 lbs. lie: smeits, 4 lbs,
lbp; salmon bellies. $50 lb.; salt
salmon, Sc lb.s Eastern oysters. $50
pt., Eastern oysters, 40e pit; Eastern
Creamery butter. $50 ID. ibc can
ghtimps. 100 2 pkgs. corn flakes.
Ice; dried apricots, lSc h.. sugar.
20 Ibis. ~. 10 lbs. zoe.
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Help Wanted-Fcmale
~~-~N~oe~NO~~~-~0Nso~~ ~~>>r>~e~~~~~~~~~~
II Mrs. Y. H. Erickson. ss35 Linden
av., viii call at The Star Branch
office, 2ss Union st. she will re-
ceive two box seat tickets to Pan
tngcs theatre FREE.
FROLfcH SKIRT PARLoRs.. 1917
Arcade Bldg. speciality. ready-to-
wear skirts. petticoatH. Millinery
and remodeilnK parlors In conneo-
ton.
HOT POINT IRONS. $3.50
Guaranteed 10 Years.
Sound Electric Co, 1910 rIrst Av
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Housekeeping Rooms

Furnished housekeeping rooms,
newly renovated. cheap. Heat.
light and Eas included. Qussn
Ammo 1928.
OLYMPIC APfS' 26i6 %estern az
Single rooms. tf,be up. suite, t3.00
up. Near public market
Cheap, Well furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms. steam heated.
at $40 Howell
Earls. sineie u. 4 roorns az Marioo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

X HAND POWER STUMP
FULLER
Demonstration given Dec. 20. &c, 81.
IS. 20. at s1of Greenwood ay. Take
Phinney Az. car 20 end OF line
Representative, walter J. Fitzpat-
rick, Warrington Apis.
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For Sale-Wood and Coal

Patent dust pan with first load coal
MnInwrlght 4 Mcleod. Phone 1918
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

N-~~~e~-~-~~.~o-~-~n >e<~~>~o>~~~-~.o~4
want house 4 office furniture, cash.
Glbson Chandler, go Pike. NJ 3gz7.
Modern Furn CO. 4i5 Pike. ii. GLIB.
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Wanted-To Rent

Want furnished or unfurnishsf
hall for religious meetings. Phone
Beacon 1882.
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trade for piano.
8 lots, valued tf0e each, 20 trade for
furniture or anything OF equal
value. VIII trade one or all OF
the lots.
Phone c. Madison. Elliott 2z5ew.
For Exchange. new b-room modern
cottage. Will take your vacant lot
as part payment. Bearing. BOT
f<Ary Bldg.
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Situations Wtd. - Female


wei wsnh Ianndrr. Qucen Anne2oA
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Homesteads

mrnt. Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain ever Of
fcred. Thomas craig. zzt Union ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26
SHORT NEWS

LONDON.--iN event OF success
OF experiments about to be made in
use Of oil ms fuel on the White star
liner Olympic. IL ls planned 10 sub
ntiiute oil for coal altogether on the
now liner brittanic, now bcing
buiit at Belfast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-26

Cody Detscfiesc> '.IsSesr ncy ~ Srcre
arcade Bldg. Criminal and civil
private work; consultation confi-
Dental Elliott ssT1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-17

under DR.. Watts at the university
hospital. Mrs. Gilmore is with him.
Dr. Harry D, Campbell, dean OF
Washington and Lee university, rep
resented the university at Spartan
burg. S. c., this week at the meet
ing of the Southern Association OF
Schools and Colleges.
Mr.. Louis H. Pennington OF the
National Soldiers Home near Knox
vile. Tenn. who served in the Span
war. 10 In Lexington.
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Pennington.
DR.. @. d. Hancock Of the Wash
ington and Leo university faculty
was engaged this week In delivering
4 series Of lecturee on economics to
the graduate students q Johns Hop
kina npiIsrGity. BALTIMORE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-17

Mrs. Norris w. Hardness OF Eask
Hampton. Long Island. is visiting
Mrs. Edward w. Nichols at the VIII.
ginia Military institute.
MIR. Heiskell Smith OF RonceverA1k
w. Va. spent this week In Lexington
visiting his sister. Miss Mary n
Smith. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. Larr1oX
and their little daughter of NNNe
Martinsville. w. Va. are the guesf&
OF the Misses Larrick on Lee avenuK
Mr.. w Henry Boley spent sevesj
days in Richmond this week ~ t.
guest OF Mr.. H. Grim Peck.
Mrs. Jacob Gassman, Mrs. "a
Stuart and Miss Annie r.. White reBS
resented Mary Gusts Lee chapter u
the Daughters OF the ConfederaeI
at the annual meeting of the Unfte2
Daughters OF the Confederacy n
Washington this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-17
LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. l6.---
Miss Ella Leech. daughter Of the late
Mr.. w. B. r. Leech OF Rockbridge,
was married Thursday evening to
Mr.. Ernest Orlando Pyne Of Airing
ton. N. J. Rev. Or. Alfred T. Ora
ham OF tbs Presbyterian Church was
the oflciating minister. the marriage
taking place In Lexington. IT the
home Of the brides brother. Mr.. J.
Houston Leech.
Captain J. William Gilmore. quar-
tsrmaster 1t the Virginia Military
institute. who has not recovered his
health sinoe convalesiing from IN
attack Of fsver .Aarly In the tall. has
gons to Chariotsassille tx treatment
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LOUISA
Especial to the Richmond virginia. |

Especial TO the Richmond virginiaS1
LOUISA, VA. Nov. 1s.--Mr. ~
Mrs. Emmett Hunter and childfx
of Glen Allen. Va. who have boG&
visiting their sister. Miss RosabeIaG
Hunter. returned home Wednesdays
Mrs. Owens Of West Virginia r
visiting her daughters. Mrs. w.
Noye.
Judge George s, Shackeiford t
Orange, Va, opened court at tn
place on Monday. and adiourn
Wednesday. zk
Mr.. Leroy Boyd. who Is a studG
at the Mechanics Institute. Rtcf
mond. spent the weekend with
parents near Bibb's store. 5MS|
Rev. c. w. Leftwich of the MetA
dist Church ID attending the conll
ence in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Ryland Gwathmey and ~
Lucy Gwathmey of Richmond. n
friend. Miss Kitty Rogers OF Laxir
ton. Va. are spending the week
"Bengoil," the home Of Capitals a1
Mrs. r. v. Winston. near town.
Mrs. Edward Goodwin and d4uS
ter, Miss Inez Goodwin. OF Richul6
are spending this week with Nj. =
Mrs Jesse Donnelly ct "lnxle4f&
Mrs. G. ID. Flanagan and IIk
Miss Martha Deane and Master 10n
X. Deane. Jr.. spent Wednesday
Charlottesville as the guests of r
and Mrs. w. b. Cl0e.
Mrs. Charles w. Kent OF the
versity spent Sunday with ~.
Mrs. y. L. voolfolk.
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