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The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
uickEs wAvELErs.

Mrs. c. c. Gom is visiting in Mena,
 c. D. Beck is visiting in Mena this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. lssetl visited Mena Saturday.
 Mrs. R. H. Tunnell returned bome last week from RussellNiilc, where she has been visiting
 Mir. and Mrs. C. II. Jett ana dauchter. Miss Mea, as staying at Baker Springs for a while. ;.
 Mrs. Hainey, sister Of Col. C. IL. Jet. has gone to Texarkana, where she will make her future home.
 Mrs. G. c. Tunnell has returned from yilonia. where she and son Louis have been visiting her par enis. Dr. and Mrs. Rollins.
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C0RINTH.

Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce of Mena visited D. L. Holiday Sunday.
 John Chapman of Mena was out Sunday visiting Mir. and Mrs. Ar thur English.
 Rev. J. B. Gooeh will preach Sat- uruiay night and Sunday at the Baptist church.
 Warren Bennington and Tom Me- Bride were visiting at Egger Sat- urday night and Sunday.
 An Easter trip was made Sunday fo Cherry Hill by Messrs. Clovis Bush and John Goss and Misses Bessie and Reatha Fleming. They were accompanied by Galiard Wright and Doshia Mcbride.
 Deacon Weatherspoon.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
HaTToN CAPS.

John Harkey has returned home. Harkey X Co. are planning to paint their store.
 J. A. Harkcy has secured a lOt ef new fencing for his farm.
 F.. Kinder has gone 10 Kansas iO bring a team and household goods. Mfr. Knight has purchased the Uncle Dick house and lot in Halton. Mr. Bennett. two miles east. has n big log bungalow about ready to move into.
 Mf Furlone has filed on ihe Widow Ross Homestead. A good man and faiaiiy.
 Nr. Pullman has d house an his homestead about ready ia move in- io. Ne want more like him.
 h. Strickland has his house bUHl Alp moved onto has homestead feai nl.lek eaei. Another rusfier.
 tHrze Joe IIhsau is sInn.ne iIk. lark nnAaeask because n3ff ana hQAs are eemine eai saoa ih {oHl him.
 Mf tasaHH is fIrfaialins q nail. AAqH fef 8 neN depot sf Ha5faa. H'. E nFkff f E # ue asnf lel
 Hm 4f aTaaisIlua ne.l #faH Ter NeNs f M
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

and Mir. l.. Sargcnt was one of the
 host features of the program, also
 reading by Miss Pearl Kirby. The choir rendered Christ Arose m Q manner Co thrill the hearers. Patsy Mathis. in her own lnlmltable style. led five girls, representing foreign nations. Go see that liberty. Go worship God, led To the upbuild- ing of a nation. Mrs. Haynes sang a beautiful solo. Easter book lets
 were distributed by Superintendent Alex CoVlp
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
Attention Comrades.

There will be a meeting of Camp Shaver No. GAG of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans in the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening, April i7. at 8 o'clock, for the pur- pose Of electing officers for the year 1912 and selecting delegates and sponsors to the seventh annual reunion al Macon, Ga. May 6, 2. g and Q. 1912. All members. sons and daughters of x-Confederate sOl- diers are requested to be present
 ]. II. Hamilton.
 E. f. Bryant. Commandani.
 AdiuianI alii
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
OPAL NEWS.

Many from Opal attended the all- day singing at Midway Sunday. W. R. Lackey and D. R. Roberts of Opal were trading in Mena Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tilden Standridge of Board Camp visited at Sam Stand ridges home Sunday.
 Mrs. Letha Foster of this place is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hall, of Mena, who is very sick.
 pr. w. w. philpot of Egger was called here Saturday to see Jessie Hooper, who is very sick.
 Fleming Standridge and family of Big Fork visited at the home of I. N. Standridge Sunday night. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brooks and family of Black Springs have moved to Opal to make their home.
 Blue Eyes.
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W. A. Feds is sick.

w. A. Feds is sick.
 Mrs. Long, who has been very ill, is improving.
 Foy Standridge spent Sunday at Board Camp.
 Doge and Johnnie Cotton and Mid Standridge went to Mena Sunday. Ben Harrison of Nunley was at the J. F. Standridge home Sunday. W. R. Lackey, Elisha Barber and Dempsey Standridge went to Mena Monday.
 W. R. Lackey and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of w. A. Feds.
 MT. and Mrs. Boss Morris spent Sunday with Misses Ella and Peg gle Lawrence of Alder.
 Carl Cross and Misses Dove and Joe hackey speni Sunday evening al the home of w. G. Widener at Alder
 Rllp Eyes.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
Correspondence
BIG FORK.

The Little son of |. R. Hendrix is very sick
 flr. l.. A. simpson Jeff Sunday Tor iiiS home in Oklahoma. There win be m all-day singing as the srhoo, house sunday. EN- crybody come and bring full Dask-
 Big Fork Blow.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

from Hallon Co the county line east nn half section line, running on the south side of Gamble's farm. EN- cryonc should sign ii, as We cer- lainly need the roads.
 Query. Why is Hall0n like a sleepy young lady2 Answer; be- cause she is on the Gap all the time
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BuSybee.
J. K. Jamerson was in Womb, last week.

J. K. Jamerson was in Womble last week.
 Alf Bueree has gone to Missouri ,O visit relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Moore and \. Hoy'e were in Mena last week.
 Miss Maggie Carter of Red Bird was visiting friends here Sunday.
 X large forest fire was raging in the mountains east of here Friday.
 Miss Arta Putnam Of Big Fork spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Claude Goodman.
 Our farmers are talking of put ting up a country telephone line. This is just what we need.
 Mrs E. E. Goodman, who has been in Texas for the past four months, has returned home.
 Mrs Hugh Cox of Womble, who has been visiting relatives here, re- turned home the first of this week.
 The Rev. S. Edwards of Womble preached here Sunday. He will preach here the first Sunday in each month.
 We have plenty of cold air and rain. The farmers are still i'll good spirits and some few are planting corn. The prospects for peaches look mighty. good.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Iiorses--llaee so arres good land
 near Sspalpa. Okla te trade al bargain price Tor pair mules OF mares Trade qulck. ilxe two mHes south. near befhesda Toad ts-if g. T hakrr
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
CLAGETT CHATTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rowton on April 3 lost their little one, born March 3i.
 Joseph Hughes, who was so ter ribly injured at the Hughes saw mill sometime ago, is recovered SO as to be about, but in some way his mind has been affected by the accident.
 Jay Spake is said to have left his home or April 3. after telling his bride of six weeks that he likely should not return. No cause for the action is given.
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rHs FRUITS ABOUT slUlNo.
Talk No q

Yak No. s
 hcuie hiulng is mainly ~aw oivsa haif or e oents worfh f esuih& ano large boffie floc wsth sAisf Anc foa have ths fraH ezcuas nsfs called bluinF
 ANAts uae RED GROSS nA4x. ta.tA fiae hesi hius nnyxhers sf @ht pflas li Gees mals Fhs laanarss. eaAiAs te Wrsf 1afee nansen. A s~Aa hf ala an1U lNceRes
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
PERSONAL NOTES

PERSONAL NOTES E. D. Rowcl Of Nandervoort was m Mena last week.
 W. B. Barton made business trip to Page Monday.
 0. L. Arnold of Nunley was visit ing in Mena Monday
 Mrs. W. B. Barton has returned from visit at Cove.
 Dr. P. R. Watkins was in Ft smith on business Monday.
 Col. G. II. Jett of Wiekes was m Mena on business last week.
 F. R. Bryant of Hatfield trans acted business in Mena Frlday.
 A. NJ. Ferguson. a merchant of Al- der, was in Mena Wednesday.
 Lee Reece left Monday on a business trip to McAlester, OK.
 Benson Bates and R. J. Abernathy of Big Fork were here last week.
  w. A. Worthington of Cove was attending to business in Mena Tues day.
 John H. Hamilton has returned from a visit in Van Buren and Ft' Smith.
 William Ryan returned to Egger Friday, after spending two days Ill Mena.
 Charles Sorrel of Nella, Scott county, was in Mena on business Friday
 NJ. P. Brady of Egger is here to spend few days looking after business. J. w. Edwards left Wednesday for Hope to attend meeting of the. presbytery. J. II. Cox has returned from trip of several months to the West and Southwest. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Dedric Hale and Miss Anna Welch.
 Miss Allie Harkey of Hatton was in Mena Friday and Saturday on a shopping tour.
 Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wimberly were visiting at the home of Marion Wimberly Monday night. Mrs. c. A. Welch left Sunday for visit with friends and rela- tives at Shady Point, Ok. A marriage license was issued Saturday to J. August Pell and | Miss Margaret J. Austin. George Wimberly, J. T. Miller, J. II. pullen and w. H. Taylor of Oden were trading in Mena Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Issett of Van dervoorl returned home Sunday after few days visit with friends. | w. W. philpot, Jr., of Egger, B. | r. Shores of Rocky and c. NJ. Ed wards of Quito were here Thurs day.
 Lewis Nichols of Texarkana came lup Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. M Nichols. He returned Mon day.
 Mrs. $. L. Lindsay returned Mon day from Shreveport, where she has been visiting her son, NJ. w. Lindsay.
 | Mrs. L. w. Averitt and daughter 1 Eva, of Hatfield, returned home | Tuesday after visit with Mena | relatives.
 | A. E. Bates left last Friday for 1 Richland, Mo-, where he expects to make his home. Mrs. Bates is still in Mena, but will join her husband soon.
 Miss Bessie Cecil of Vandervoort is visiting Mena friends. She spent Monday night at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. B. Barton. | Dr. NJ. o. Nyberg returned on "Wednesday from Mayfield and Well- ington, kas., where he went about two months ago on account of the death of his father.
 Miss Gladys Cochran arrived Wednesday from Boulder, Colo, to attend the funeral of her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Cochran, who died at Acorn Sunday night.
 Peter MeWilliams of Slatington, manager of the Southwestern Slate Company, and s. Higham of Madi- son, Wis, president of the company, came over from Slatington Wednes- day to attend ehancery court.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
An Invitation

Talk to The Mena Phar- macy ("The Little Drug Store on the C0rner') of your wants in our line. 1t is insurance against drug troubles. We've had years of experience in filling Prescriptions, and these years of experience are at your command. We have at all times one of the nif- tiest lines of Candies, Per- fumes, Cigars, Tobace0s, etc, in the county. Come arOundandsee what we have. We'd like to get ac- quainted.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Fer Sale~9 registered nnaaa -1ar.
 s1 heEt see naih $ HleF t eills nee nf phuae Ir n E NaznaH sii-N
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
THE M ENA PHARMACY
 Bennett Jackson. Proprietor
N

Stands 15 hands and 3 inches, deep bay, weight 1900 pounds, years old, Roadster and Draft Stal- lion. His sire was a thor oughbred Belgin, his dam a th orou g h bre d Hamil- tonian.
 Will stand first four days ot t h e we e k at Experi- ment Station, l mile south ot Mena. Last two days of week at Potter.
 TIE R M S: :$1O.OO to insure Colt to stand. Due care will be taken to prevent ac- cldents, but l will not be responsible should any oc- cur. Mares sold, traded or taken from country for felt insurance. Statutory line on Mares for fees.
 W. M. Grant Mens, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11
EGGIsR ITEMS.

Mrs. Hiram Hoover is very III with pneumonia.
 D. l.. Hoffman left Monday for Paris for a few days visit with rel | atiyes.
 Tom Mcbride of Corinth spent Sunday night with his sister Mrs Dora Goss.
 r. H. Philpot and Miss Pearl Phil pot made a business trip to ft
 Sapphire.
 Archie Barron of Acorn was al Bigger Sunday.
 Mrs. Hattie Hoover is reported i'll with pneumonia.
 Everybody is enjoying these beautiful days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ephy Garrett made business trip to Mena Monday. The NaZarene meeting, which has been in progress the last week closed Sunday night. A good meet l. ing and several professions are re- ported.
 Lem Lofts of Alder has been vis- | liting relatives here during the meeting.
 Colin Grover of Mena is visiting friends and relatives at this place this week.
 Miss Dosia and Tom Mcbride of Mena visited their sister, Mrs. Ed Goss of this place Sunday. John Egger and family of High land visited at the home of Will bern philpot Saturday night. The Sunday school is preparing | for Childrens' day the second Sun day in May. We are expecting a nice time.
 James Darough will preach his first sermon at the Methodist church Sunday night. Mir. Dar- ough has lived at Egger several years and has proved to be faith | full christian. For the last four years he has taught school, but has given up his profession and will de- vote his life to Gods service and has the prayers of the christians at this place for his success.
 The church conference which was to have been held al the Meth odist church Saturday night, was postponed on account of conflicting with an appointment at Highland
 Eggerite. | We, the people of Egger, want to thank Bro. Pagan for the good words he had printed in regard tC our neighborhood and good olc lcounty. We can say the same thing from our hearts about Bro. Pagan and family while they were in our little town. Christ was represented in his home, and he tried to builc Iup our town in a moral standard We were very sorry when Bro. Fa- gan left our town, and wish to say | if there are any other people 1T Arkansas who want to move to { healthy county and help build i lup, they may unload at Cherry Hill | nopnt,ob
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

4Af As e#t hedHahal Naia M i'HtfHs iAs t U an mlnf.niss
 t NaF aH
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Theodore ihe lil.le son af A. K. ffe.z E Ney proud in ihe role af 3 Texas fanaer. With a silver mounted saaQie on very tiny pony thF s'f-fesr-1ld Aorsenaan attract fa aa'ia g hH of intention oa fhe 'frff ae ur
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

A marriage license was issued Saturday to J. August Pell anC Miss Margaret J. Austin.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

George Wimberly, J. T. Miller, J II. pullen and w. H. Taylor of Oden were trading in Mena Thursday.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Mir. and Mrs. Willis Wimberly were visiting at the home of Marion Wimberly Monday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Mrs. c. A. Welch left Sunday for a visit with friends and rela- tives at Shady Point Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Lee Reece left Monday on a business trip to McAlester, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Benson Bates and R. J. Abernathy of Big Fork were here last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Miss Allie Harkey of Hatton was in Mena Friday and Saturday on a shopping tour.
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Col. G. H. Jett of Wickes was m Mena en business last week.
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A. NJ. Ferguson, a merchant Of All der, was in Mena Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

E. D. Rowel Of yandervoort was in Mena last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

J. H. Cox has returned from a trip of several months to the West and Southwest.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Dr. F. R. Watkins was m fl' smith on business Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

l.. R. Bryant of Hatfield trans acted business in Mena Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

MT. and Mrs. F. B. Tssett of Van dervoorl returned home Sunday after a few days visit with friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Dedric Hale and Miss Anna Welch.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

w. A. Worthington of Cove was attending to business in Mena Tues day.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Lewis Nichols of Texarkana came up Saturday to visit his mother, Mrs. M Nichols. He returned Mon day.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Mrs. w. B. Barton has returned from a visit at Cove.
The Mena weekly star., 1912-04-11

Mrs. $. L. Lindsay returned Mon day from Shreveport, where she has been visiting her son, M. w. Lindsay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Aeaasay ~ Nlmsse-Darlk
.C11y A01ft0Ff1-NetroDo Crane
Oo0eeY4 Company.
si,:.-A:si... ..a .'sAs ''TAe Lat
CS1oai9l-YaaAevf1lo.
EApkre-VauAevflle.
LuDlu-VauAevfll0.
IAftlo Theotre-P1etuReO 0D4 S004a.
Concert T0-Night
Probably the best. known and
most admired number from verdie's
beautifui opera. "Rigoletto." IL the
quartet, "Fairest Daughter of the
Graces 1t 10 . brilliant number.
undoubtedly the best Of this entire
opera, and 10 admirably adapted for
the concert stage. The comminglinS
OF human passions. tender addresses
coquetry, the sobs Of broken heart
and the call for vengeanco. portrayed
IN the music Of this number. show Yer
6ia'e wonderful genius ~ composer.
The quartet from 'RiGoletto" - the
first selection on the program to be
rendered by tho Metropolitan Grand
ConceYt Company st the City Audi
torium tonight. Tho program In
ciu6es a:ss a selection from Puccinfs
. wsl' s srG MacD SSi IN. See: "w,n-
o-the-Wisp." by Spross. and other
numbers. One Of the events OF the
eyenina will be the piano solo ey MIS-;
Tovcr-HsYdy Of Chopin's 1imculs ana
beautiful "PclonaiSe."
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ting on the EXHIBITION. which Will b
held in the Horse show building. which
Il ample to AFFORD accommodation for
displays and the thousands who viii
attend.
When the auto show idea was 1rst
suggested. Thomas B. Hutchinson. one
Of the abiest managers Of auto shows
In the country was secured. and the
vim he put into the proposition ere
ated tho enthusiast and local pride
which Will make the February snow
credit 70 Richmond. % 1t Will De one
OF the biggest exhibitions ever hello
in the entire South Mr.. Hutchinson
Win place magnificent dec0raocns
throughout the spacious BUILDING
There will be . big band on hand con-
tinuOusly rendering spiEited music
While the patrons Will be given the
opportuatty Of viewing the machines
turned out by the most ssccessfui
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

AT Grace Street Il eollided with the vehicle
occupied BY the woman. Girl and boy.
Although Sixth Street FROM franklin 70
Main was closed on account of paving. the
animal did not stop. but broke through the
barriers and continued until It reached Main.
where the wagon was struck by the car. The
driver GAME % In few minutes and carried
tn. horse. which was not injured, away, ana
tbs, wagon was later removed.
c. H. Watkins. president Of the company.
said last night that he had been unable TO
iears the identity Of the occupants OF the
overturned trap. He heard that the womsa
and girf escaped unhurt. white the boy had
Street drug store, where the wound was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

Ford Motor Company. Shenandoah
Motor Company. Jones Motor Company.
Alsop Motor Company. Gordon Motos
Company. Worth Electric Vehicle Com
pany, w. c. Smith Company and the
Standard Auto Equipment Company.
Last nights meeting. held In tine
Jefferson Hotel. was rousfng ono.
Enthusiasm ran to high pitch. ana
there was q unanimous feeling tnat
General Manager Hutchis on shouao
have the support OF every memoer o.
the local association. n well as OF the
local autoists, to whom such. an exni-
bitiou. would be OF much worth, e
there will be practical men at every
exhibit to tell the proper manner In
which to treat cars in order ID 80
good service and long wear.
The nryt Richmond show VIII NO.
only be Of Interest to Richmonderss ous
II win attract people from throoenou'
the state ana from surrounding Statss:
a the display Will be representative OF
IL industry which II to-day eivnnS
Smulovment 70 tbousands< OF skiAed
mechanic, whose signal purpose - %
rive 60 the American people the vefy
bsst cars possible for pleasure ana
business purposes. 49,.
Keeu the date In your heed-rp.u
Az Ie-13-end be. prepared Tor w
eveasest auto show the South mas es
witnessed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

tire attention 70 the plans which win
manufacturers Of automobiles in the
United States
Last night. at . meeting OF the
Richmond Automobile Dealers AssociA-
ton, after contract had been signed II
was found that Of . total floor space
Of 1s,ooe square feet, there was only
. space representing 1.4eo square feet
left, and there are still hye local
dealers. besides tire men and accessories
10 supply Within the next few days
every foot allotted for exhibition pur-
noses Win hays been taken. and then
Manager Huschjson will devote his en-
mean the success Of the venture.
Thirty-one manufacturers have Sc
cured sDaes. and the following local
dealers win be Represented: B. A. Bien-
nsr. Eastern Motor Sales Company.
Coleman Cutchins. Overland Washing
ton Csmpeny. InternationaI Harvester
Company. Foster Motor Car Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
MECHANICS ELECT
THEIR OFFICERS
Next Years Meeting of Order
VIII Be Held IN New
port News.
Especial to The rsmss- Dispatcn.I

IA It's twenty-niash annuA, meeting. the
state Council. Junior Order United Amseieao
Mechanics OF Virginia. to-day elected IL
T. II. Proctor o. VILLA ms6urG. state oouo>
Gil secretary. Thomas b. Syy. 81 retsfsousBs
stat. council treasurer. o. W Rfuswy. 81
R.ctnoud: State council cenduetcrs n =.
JOKES. Of Gaisx. state council wsxdea. z -
Christie. OF Newport News. state counco< ~
stes sentinel. W r. McCarvy. Of RiehDso4s
STATE council outside sentinel ,. =. ps3Sxyv
Of Alexandria: state council trustees, N. =
6. Griffith. o. Basic city: T. G. Haadou, ct
Richnond. =. Ha9. Of Ros noke. =
Newport News was decided up6p - IL
place OF meeting next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

$3.50 No.. rtsywAg 49, - -
H1uouD Dsoo o0Vue @!
1rssAssssa % passing crvwA0 ~ ssges
- cwvc1 ~ she W0snsss-cVetFvs c0mpeuy.
- fa1-iGs Esss 1s1a Sssose, 80 OWoy. -
a1oev Uvpvfuyus1e srDp. - woeea sbesv -
- WU1ss. . sri ssa SNou ~. 49,
- WuUua Was M - oiOese OoUseSv
Ov1ese6 ~ . poUeag oosvet -.
- Sorus nsA osUo G1oDo1nl - 80
|O1Dees $50 Dscsa. selse - es*sss -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
LIEUT.. EllYS0N
FALLS INTO RIVER
Takes Tumble With Curtiss
Hydro-Aeropaane. but Es-
capes Injury.

Asnspe,.s Ma. ocfscsf H-Ssastine rcs
~. navy aviation erouoos mere early tao
,r.rr,us for the ovey-wsses aIgbt 20 wash
irs,cn. witch was or6ered By the Navy De-
rsr,mS>s Aeusensae Theodore G. Eiiyson.
head Of the local seAsoi. wa Lseeteosat
smith. q The Marine CcTs. % . vssseBser.
es,sissA sM BITS curtsss hydrc-esvepiane aae
p,x.sse into Tire chilly waters 81 she s~vsrn
River.
The neehiae VS. neany wreeked. yet
aeieNsr 81 the AVIATOR 90 shprs- The ae-
cS6sNs. wAseh occurr0a % s'e'eek- vas W.T.
sesupl frozs the Naval Aco1sWy. and soass
Pat cut smue1Isse;y - oid the dser1 fhey
wore taken a6eaSa isuoehes and the dan.
ssed hydro-aerspsane yes tewe6 - sbs
eviction gsvvo1et
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News Of South Richmond

marriage. which was very quiet. was -
formed At the home Of the brides pastnees
The Rev. J. r. JoiIiffe. OF Petersburg. oGt~
PeeDonal MSut3ea.
Hra ". e. 0fn b ~fsiting relatives II
Baltimore. rs,
Nra Richie Bacon. who has been visik1n0
her parents IN Connecticut. has retuxns4
home. :
Mrs. George Ankers. Of Washingfon. = ~
guest Of Mrs. Allen Pettigrew.
J. Fay Duval Il In Atlanta on bunfne1a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
GREATEST AUTO
SHOW IN SOUTH
Richmond to Put on Her First
Show 1t Horse Show Build
ing February z6-a3.

Richsnona's Afst automobile SHOW
which VIM 30 held February 1913. In
clusjye. promises 70 be the greatest
event Of the kind ever held In the
Aeuti. The Richmond AutomoesIe
Deolert Association. promotefs OF the
este show. Win spend SIs.eee In pot-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

norfolk. Va ocscssr ts.-A srsea
fury q the corporssioa csurs aA5ouru-
q to-day without mating . rSpcrt
60 the court on the sleeif'c gsesescus g
s5ons Involved how @uch sb0e1A -
ooSjecsoA 90 fees ~ 5u0s5ces - the
yOU0a eyleGed irrsgulas9ty ~ tie the
1Uorl % Control ID awarding e0nernces
4or ne city. sud the ve1s0ty - TIE