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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26
Forest City.

Several from here went TO Big
Lake, Sunday.
Maudie Wills returned last week
from her visit IN Rulo.
John Bond and wife were shop.
ping in ST. Joseph, Saturday.
--Clarence Webster and family were
guests Of home folks here, SUNDAY.
Mrs. Wallace visited at the Harry
Frazier home Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Murrell Jamison, of Fortes.
cue. vas visiting at home over Sunday
--.lohn Gould and wife spent sun.
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ross.
Mrs. Griffith Is visiting at tie
home OF sam Huiatt and family a,
present.
Miss Edith Landers left Monda,
to visit Mr.. aud Mrs. Art Cook. III
Nillisca. Iowa.
Mr.. Shailcr and Miss Edna Hop.
per were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Quick. sunday evening.
Miss Grace Elmer returned from
North Dakota. saturday. aiicr a pleas.
an, visit with fliend, there.
Mrs. Secri>t. Who has been quit,
sick. isconvalcscing slowly. Her many
friends hope to see her IN her usua
healtl soon again.
Miss Belle Lease ret urnri from
For;cscuc, saturday evening. Shc
was accompanied hy Miss Ethel Lras,
for a few days visit irrc.
People of Holt county viii he ac.
corded the privilege Of attending An
eigh'-days' chautauqua AT Oregon. he.
ginning July -. and one of the hes,
chautaupua programs ever presented
In the Middle West will he at their
disposal a, that time. The sessions
will be held IN the beautiful park re-.
Gently purchases; there will be plenty
nf shade and water for camping pur.
poses: plenty Of lights. and plenty of
ialent To please the most fastidious.
kuUy
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26
Monarch.

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rear 'oihour, spent last sunday
with Anis Hughes.
n p,,,,. air, ~
trim IN Nodaw,y nm, J,y lac, w..r
49,, -,
--'"''h rm"rey ana Johh PATTERSON
made trip To Fillmore, last Sa,ur.
day.
George Garner. and Frank col.
hour. mad, a iriu Ia Orr,o,,' ur,. dav
last week, ~ '' WV ''"'
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26
New Point, and Vicinity.
Eber Atkins is quite sick.

EDer ATKINS Is quite sick.
Lulu Kline is visiting with her
father for few days
-Flossie and Retta Boswell spen,
Sunday al Mr.. Terry's.
Jas. Cain came through in hi.
new Ford auto, Monday.
There will he services at the
Christian church. sunday.
Miss Hazel kcarney spent sunday
with Dr. kcarney and wife.
Jas. Cain and wife returned from
Excelsior Springs, Thursday.
Elmer Painter. of Council Bluffs.
came sunday 70 visit relatives.
bessie FELIX returned ,oSkidmore
Monday. Mrs. Oren accompanied her.
Mrs. kin,ey,of Independence Mo.
visited her niece. Mrs. willis Acton.
last week.
Fred Drehcr and family and Ar.
thur Carton and wife. visited at viii
Terry's, sunday.
Shan ilardman and wife and John
Davis and wife spent sunday al Tie
home of Joe llpdgin.
We are sorry to learn of the alarm.
ing Illness of Mrs. Geo. u King. at
her home In >kidmure.
Mrs. liragg returned TO Oregon.
Monday. after a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Drrhcr
M"s-r, Ian Drchrr and Thomas
Cain went to St Joseph. Thursday
They drove through In the car.
Chester Springer aud wife. from
Oregon. and Moss forncy. FROM Mound
city, spent sunday h.,'Springer's
Dr. kearncy and Geo. Pollock
took Ebcr Atkins to 81. Joseph IN an
auto. Tuesday evening. where Mr.. 4.
will undergo and operation for hernia.
Mrs. l.. l. KunEel vent & see
her daughter. Mrs. 10, lIardman aud
family. She was accompanied 10y i"r
grandchildren. Lillian and bon Hard.
man.
MIR. and Mrs. VIII Knrar and
Robert, Roy BENDER and family. Bert
Dreher and family and Dan Brher
went To see Mrs. VIII Dreher. SUNDAY
afternoon.
A message came To &. l.. Kunkrl.
Sa'urda, evening. telling oi he deaf n
Of Mrs. bowers. n sister Of Mrs. Kunk.
FL. Mrs. Bowers formerly lived here
and will he remembered 10y many.
Lee Swain. Of Brown County.
Kansas. and sister, Mrs licdgecock
visited At ia. home Of his niece, Mrs.
Dan Buntz, Tuesday. Mr.. Swain viii
be remembered by many Of the Ore.
gon people. ~ lac lived In that yicini.
~ - years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. NJ. Pollock
Geo. ". Pollock. and M.sdames Felix
and Harry Pollock, Went 10 Skidmotc
sunday afternoon, Ia see Mrs. kiny
who i very sick. Dr. Tho>. Felix.
who was called, Saturday. gives very
little encouragement.
The Chautauuua management, has
been unusually fortunate IN the 81.
lection of it, talent this year. 4
number Of new speakers have been
procured and are conspicuous upon
the program, Among these ar" VIM.
j. Eryan, Ex-Governor Richard Yates.
Grace parleit, br, Albert talducil's
appearance probably will mark a ban.
ner day attendance. for hr comes
with a story first hand from the ri.
tanic disaster. hc being u survivor
III HIM Ill. fui uI Au..nl
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26

Josh Chilr1at and family visited
IN Andre" county, sunday.
Jimmie Smith made a trip To
Oregon. Monday. ~ this week.
Clarence Liley and wife spen,
Sunday with Pa and Ma smith.
Harry Sipes and family. visited
NJ j. j. Carriers, saturday and sun.
day.
George Garner and wife. visited
Tuesday evening al Ted Gamers.
near Forest city.
doe Hickman and wife. visited
sunday with her parents. u. l..
Hughes and family.
Ed Graham and Orah Smith
spen, Monday night and Tuesday
with VIM. =. Graham and family, near
Fillmore.
Mrs, James Smith and son. jim
mic. took supper Sunday, with Frank
Hickman and family.
Lee Hughes ard wife, Anis, visit.
ed saturday evening with VIM. y.
Graham and family, of near Fin.
more.
Mrs. j, J. Garner returned home
saturday, alters five weeks visit with
her daughters, Mrs. Allie Kretzer, OF
Cromwell, Iowa, and Mrs. Oda Sipes, OF
near savannah.
CLIFFORD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-26

Miss Cora Jones and Miss DR.. Foss
leave Friday for a trip east; the form.
er to Nation, Illinois, for an entend-
ed visit with relatives. and the latter
to Cincinnati for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Peret will look after
Miss COra's business while absent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
[spec!al 10 The T!mes. pispatch.


Ashland. Va. July s.-Mrs. Trent
Miller. Miss Louise Miller ansd James
Miller WI! go to W!lloughby Beacn
this week TO spend several weeks
Robert Z. Nixon left Sunday for
/ Washing ton. after visi; IN the home
OF his grandmother. Mrs. H. c Scott.
Misses May Breeder ana Sadie
Bracket OF Richmond. We're guests
OF Miss Caroline B. Nixon on satur-
day
Miss Birdie De Jarnett is-in Wash
ington visiting reatives.
M. and Mrs. Horace g. Buchanan,
OF Richmond. came out from Rich
mond on Saturday in their machine
and were guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs
James Howson at Gwa,hmey.
Professor John Fisher, OF Randolph
Macon College. left Saturday for New
York to lake q special course at 70
lumbia University.
Williamson Fox is visiting relatives
here.
Eugene Hartsook, OF Goodv.Me. w
Va, spent the Fourth with his moth
er. Mrs. T. E. Hartsook.
Misses Julia and Anne Hernden are
visiting relatives in spottsylvania
county
James Ware and Frank Rane. for
mer Randolph con College boys. are
hefe with friends for few DAYS.
Mrs. J II. Moss and CHILDREN leave
this week for Newport News Miss
Elizabeth Cottrell. who has been Mrs.
Moss's guest Will return with them.
SISTER Burton Deford Deckert. Jr..
gave 3 delightful lawn party on Sat
urday afternoon to hn little friends
from TO o'clock. Pretty little ia
panese parosols We're given TO the
little girls and walking canes TO the
young men as favors.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hunter, Charles
and Robert Hunter and Miss Anne Pen
dleton Hunter VIII leave Thursday for
ten days visit 10 Niagara Fails and
other places OF interest.
Mrs Austin Butler. OF Hewletts. who
has been very Ill. is improving
Miss Blanche Chenery will go to
Jefferson Park on Thursday to spend
Several weeks
Misses Virginia Potts and Adelaide
Johnston have returned from visi;
to relatives in Richmond.
Miss Barbara Redd OF Hybla. has
concluded her visit TO Mrs. Hill Carter
and has gone to Virginia Beach for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Grace Vest is the guest of Mrs
W c. Blanton.
Miss Pearl Voolfolk has returned
from jefferson Park. where she was the,
guest of Miss Elizabeth Chenery
Dr. Hall Canter. who has been visA
iting relatives in Roanoke has re.
turned.
Misses Louise Mountjoy Pollard. of
Ashland. and Nancy Walker OF Rich
mond spent the weekend with their
aunt. Mrs. d c. Clark. OF Alice
L. NJ. Jordan. of Florence. s c.. was
here Monday visiting friends
Mr.. and Mrs William Rudd and Miss
Brandon Rudd We're recent guests OF
Mrs. Hugh Dcnoon at her summer home
near Atlec.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Borden. who
are spending the summer at the Henry
Clay Inn. viii go to Atlantic City this
week for n few days.
Mrs. J. l. Moss and children will go
to Newport News OH Thursday to visit
relatives.
Colonel and Mra Rice Smith. OF Au-
gusta. Ga, are guests at the Henry
Clay Inn.
Mrs. Harry Smith was hostess for
an attractive luncheon to-day at the
Henry Clay Inn. The decorations were
in yellow and white. with daisies as
the centrepiecc Her guests were Mes
danes William Crenshaw. of Richmond:
r. T. Hunter and Miss Christine Cooke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
PRESIDENT MAKES
ANNUAL ADDRESS
Feature OF Opening Session of
Virginia Dental Asso-
citation.
Especial 70 The r!mes.Dispatch.l

l-ppt~-dA 70 nc INES D4tCi.l
Old Point, Va. July with about
loc dentists present from all sections
OF the Old Dominion. the Virginia
State Dental Association met in forty
third annual session In the Hotel Cham
berlin, old Point, to-day The open
enlns session was devoted to tho re-
ports Of the officers and the annual ad :
dress OF the president. DR.. ". II. Nose
ley. OF South Boston.
Dr. George X Keesee, OF Richmond.
read a very interesting paper at the
morning session on "Reminiscences Of
Our First President" while the Rev. j.
" Pitcher. D. D., pastor OF the Pnoebus
Baptist Church. made the opening
prayer FOR the visitors.
This afternoon and tonight The dem
lists attended clinics and heard ia pers
from several Of the most prominent
dentists in the State Among those who
discussed table and chair clinics We're
Drs. 7. y. Cochran, alexandria, n {.
Walden. Richmond. Charles NJ. Townes,
Wayerly &. I. Blackwell. Richmond .
NJ II Page. Norfolk; J. Lewis Walker,
Norfolk, {. b Clifford. Norfolk: ]. 3.
Lester. Christians burg. W. +. White,
Ablngdon II l. Simpson. Richmond !.
T. L. Sydnor. Danville' 3. 3. Dcwetler.
Herndon.
Most OF the three days session VIII
be devoted 10 chair and table clinics.
while Thursday afternoon the annual
election of officers VIII take place.
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MARRIED N nAGERsrowN.
Miss Scott. OF Charlotte. and Thornton
Perry, Jr.. OF Charles Town. EIopc.

- ~ - VI tH&iTltF Town. ElOpC.
Winchester. Va. July 9.-Niss Lu-
ellie c. Scott. member OF n prominent
society family OF Charlotte. y. c., who
went to Charles Town, w. Va. recently
on visit TO relatives figured in a SEN
sational elopement late last night with
Thornton Tayloe Perry. Jr.. of Charles
Town. whom she has known but a shore
tome. and they were married In Ha-
gerstown, Nd. about midnight By Rev
j. 5. simon. after the marriage license
clerk and the minister had been routed
out of bed.
Young Mr.. Perry. who is a. cadet of
tho Shenandoah Valley Military Acad-
emy. of Winchester, went homo in
Juno for the vacation and fell In love
with tho pretty and attractive Miss
Scott upon her arrival. in Charles Town.
They hired an automobile last night,
and. accompanied by Mrs. II. D. Get
zendanner and Miss Margaret Getzen-
danncr. left unobserved for Hasers-
town. They returned to Charles Town
early this morning to seek forgive
ness.
Young Perry is son of tho late
Thornton Tayloc Perry. who was a
prominent citizen and lives with his
mother. Tbs young couple expect to
make their home in Charles Town after
d wedding trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
VAULT Is BLOWN OPEN;
SUM OF MONEY STOLEN
Council Masters store M FredericIss-
burg Robbed-Rcwnrd for
Incendiury,
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Erc1 arl c(S bNrC Nn InlN Nh

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg Va. July 9.-The
large vault In the store OF Councilman
J. w. Masters. in this city, was bur
glarlzed some time last night or early
this morning. The thief made his en-
trance through the rear window. priz-
Ing it open with a chisel breaking the
fastening The large combination lock
on the door OF tho vault was broken
by tho knob OF the outside being
knocked OF with large axe. \ bolt
was used to break the lock on the in
side The thief secured $40 in money.
several money orders and some checks
overlooked. There is no clue to the
robbers.
Walter Ray. colored, was indicted
by the grand jury in the Circuit Court
OF Stafford county and pleaded guilty
Of the charge of committing an assault
on the eight-ye8r- old daughter of Jul
MUS Young, colored. He was sentenced
to the pcnitentinry for five years By
Judge r. II. l. Chichester.
Carolinus Pitts. Jr.. OF this city. in
the Circuit Court of Stafford county.
yesterday was indicted for felony
Mayor III. Lewis Wallace has offered
n reward of $500 for the prosecution
and conviction OF the person or per
sons who OH the morning OF June so
set fire to certain stable In this city.
The camp of Woodmen OF the World
OF this city will give an excursion to
Richmond on Tuesday. July l6, ana
take part in the grand state rally there
during the meeting OF the state organ
iZation OF the order.
Rev. b T. Turner. formerly of King
George county. now located at Madison
Courthouse. where he is rector of the
Episcopal Church, has purchased a
small farm or seventeen acres in Mad
lson county. paying $1,000 for the same
Professor y. V. Rodrigues. OF this
city. who was principal OF the Sparta
High School, in Caroline county, last
session. has been appointed principal
of oxford Academy. in Rockbrdge
county Mr.. Rodrigucs IS n graduate
of fredericksburg College.
Stuart Bresee is having n fine resi-
dence erected on his farm near Ray i-
dan. In Orange county. The building
VIII cost $1,000.
Tho annual Holiness camp meeting in
Essex county will be held this year
from July 81 to July 80.
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Social and
Personal

Virginia Beach Will draw an I'M
usually interesting throng of society
people for the remaining weeks in
July. Many Of those owning cottages
are entertaining house parties, and
any number OF people motor to the
Beach for over Sunday every week Miss
Mary Todd left Richmond yesterday Tor
Virginia Beach. where she VIII ioln
her aunt. Miss Addie Garlick, also OF
Richmond. fS- stay ~ ten days.
Miss Toad has recently returned TO
Iichmond. after an extended visit to
relatives IN Caroline county. and Will
later go to Fauquier. where she viii
be the guest Of Mrs Grayson Hall
In Albemnrie.
Miss Anne Keith Royal left town
this week 10 spend the month OF July
as guest OF Mrs r. /. Rosser at
Rugby" her country estate In Al
bemarle county. Miss Royal viii at
tend the horse show In w--tci!ton
later on In the summer. and VIII
JNj5asly lie tho guest OF relatives
and frienls In Loudoun before re-
turning 10 Richmond.
Miss Emily Royal is also spend
Ing some time near the University OF
NitE'n.I. She Is visiting Miss Marg-
aret Minor at Gale Hin" and some
very pretty entertaining is being
done In her honor bliss Minor spends
portion Of every winter In Richmon-
visiting relatives and her house mar
ties al Gale Hin" every sumner are
most enjoyable affairs bliss Phyllis
Jones Will shortly 20 to Abelnarle to
visit Miss Minor.
Airs. Cnrter Entertained.
william Hubs. OF Washington who
has summer home at LecsbGrg. en-
tertained very handsomely a, supper
In the Hamilton Hotel at Hagers,own.
Nd. on Saturday evening IN honor OF
Mrs Shirley Carter. OF Winchester.
Others present We're MI and Mrs.
Alexander Barrie. Mr. and Mrs r
Gray Williams. Mrs. Richard Evelyn
Byrd. Mrs. Joseph Wright Miss An
ME Douglas Beverley. Dr " d My
ors Shirley Carter. h +. and r. 3.
Byrd. all o: Winchester. Frank TIL
lord. OF Alabama and Harry Har.i-
non. OF Leesburg.
Those who vent from Winchester
made the trip In automobiles. and
The party returned 10 Winchester, OK
cept!ng Messrs. Hibbs and Harrison,
who continued on an automobile trip
70 Gettysburg.
Ninrringr Announced.
Announcement IS made OF the mar
riage OF Miss Eleanor 49, Hubbard of
Virginia. and Alexander Robertaon.
OF Washington. The ceremony was
performed IN the rec,ory Of Asquitoh
Street Presbyterian Church. Baltimore.
last Friday. Rev David r Nicely pas-
tor officiating Mr. and Mrs Robert
son Will make their future home In
Washington.
Camping Pnr;y.
along the banks ot the James there
is no more popular or more pictur-
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.Inmcs SMnrfz.
spec.altoThe Times-D,sno 4,

[Spec' al to The Times Dispatch1
Leesburg. Va. July 9-James swartz
was stricken with npoplexy at his
home in Leesburg early Sunday morn
ing. and died Sunday night without
regaining consciousness. he wss the
oldest citizen in Leesburs, being
eightyfve years OF age. Mr.. Swar;z
is survived by his VITO and four child
rem. DR. Edward Swartz a practicins
dentist OF Baltimore: Arthur Swartz,
OF Ashburn. Mira w. w. Orrison. OF
Ashhurn. and Miss Clara swartx. of
Lecsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

According to official reports Just Is
Treasury. which has paid the $4,000
cost OF tho jcweled crown made in
London for the King 10 wear at the
story in connection with this crown.
which is now lodged. along with the
I other crown jewels. in tho Tower OF
London. 1t seems that when the Kings
VOYAGE TO india was first projected n
movement was started for tho pre-
Sentation to the King Emperor at the
Duroar OF an imperial crown. as the
spontaneous Offering OF the ruling
! princes and people OF India. 1t was
proposed that the native princes should
each provide some gem from their
ana mat the native pubic should come
IN with a monetary subscription, which
would provide presentable and Inn
perial gift. The prime mover OF tho
scheme was the Maharajah Sir Prodyot
IaEorc representative of tho great
iandholding classes Of Bengal. and be
with the greatest enthusiasm. one
| prince, pre- eminent for his loyalty
being anxious, TO do the whole thing
oft nils own bait mean the Niznm
OF Hyderabad. who has probably the
finest and most numerous collection
OF levels OF any Indian ruler But
! KING George discouraged the plan and
at h,s instance the movement was
quietly stopped. 1t may be remem-
oered that the Gaekwar OF Baroda had
given great offense TO the English
disloyalty to British rule. and his en-
couragement of revolutionary aglta-
ton IN India, but also by his objection
a Die behavior when staying in London
and in Scotland On the place he rented
In the Highlands. near BalmoraD. his
conduct being such as to lead TO his
being cited as correspondent in an Eng
lish divorce suit. Neither King George
nor Queen Mary relished the idea of
being under any obligation to the
Geakwar for a Contribution from his
celebrated collection of gems TO the
makeup OF an imperial crown, and
Il was for this reason that the scheme
fell through
Copyright. 1912. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
Snellings-Chiitou.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Snelings. son OF Mr. and Mrs. william
Snellings OF Stafford county, and Miss
amy Chiffon. daughter OF j. W Chill
ton. Of Birch Tree. No. were married
4 few days ago at Eminence. Mo. Mr.
home OF the grooms parents in stat
ford county. They will make their
home In Richmond. where Mr.. Snellings
holds position under the State gov
ernmert
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Siluerweur

county hcro yesterday. in tho tnteres.
or his campaign
Tho Caroline Camp OF Confederat,
Veterans met yesterday and decided
to hevo reunion OF tho Confederate
soldiers OF tho county hero on August
$. Instead of a public dinner the camp
VIII furnish the veterans dinner at the
Lawn Hotel.
w. 5. Pickett was sent on to avail,
tho action OF tho grand jury for an
assault committed on r ~ Travis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10
SUMNER SKIN TROUBLES.

such as Nettlc Rash. Prickly Heat, Poi
son Oak, etc, yield quickly to MILAN.
1t removes the poisonous irritants that
inilame the cuticle, whether they come
from without or within. Don't hesitate
il not satisfied Ask your druggist
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NiAitinr Triendn.

Mrs. J. c. Williams and her dauEh-
ter. Miss Add!e Carter Williams. left
Monday for Charlottesville. wnere they
VIII be the quests Of Nj and Mrs. j.
sydney Williams. Late. in the summer.
Miss Williams vii! 80 TO Stanton Tor
q visit TO friends IA that place.
MISS Jennie Pearce OF this city, who
has been Ia norfolk for the past week.
has returned 10 her home. AFTER at
tending the Carter Wilcox wedding.
Miss Pearce was guest at the home
OF the brides father, Judge Thomas
II. WILCOX 1si Freemason Street. dur
ing her stay in Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Especial % Inc Times Dlspa ton ]
Charlottesv ille. Va July e-Mr. and
Mrs william Thornton Martin, OF this
city announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Clara Wyndhan. 10 George
Lawton Estes Of st. Augustine. Fla
The wedding Will take place this fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Amherst, Va. July s.-Three toll
gates arc now in operation on the
Amherst county macadam roads. two
between Amherst Courthouse and
Lynchburg. and one on the Courthouse
and Mt Morlah road. For the presen,
no gate Will DO opened on tho Flor
road
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

saki's beautiful villa. "Oupakwaku."
situated on clift overlooking the blue
waters OF Sagami Bay. and ms lacquer
Writing case was present to him
from Her Majesty. Perhaps his most
difficult and delicate task was TO re-
Use and pronounce upon tho poetical
effusions OF his imperial master
which. by miracle OF tact. he managed
70 perform without ever giving Of
Tense. In this ne was more fortunate
than the poet laureate of my old
friend. shah Nasr- ed Din. Hearing
some of tho royal verse. he denounced
1t a s sheer foolishness. For this no
was taken to tho stables and severely
logged. n week later the SINH again
asked his professional opinion. Before
the monarch had been reading two
minutes, the laureate rose and hasten
ed to tho door. Where are you go
!ng2" cried tho Shah ITO the stables for
another floggingr' exclaimed the poet.
with such an air of hopeless misery
that Nasr-ed- Din burst into tit OF
laughter. made him resume his place.
inflicted no more verse upon him. ana
treated him ever after with great con-
sidcration. as the one honest man Of
his encourage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Mr. and Mrs II. /. Gordon have re-
turned TO the city. after visit to the
lattor's parents. Mr.. and Mrs " H.
Talbot In Waynes5oro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Misses Sarah Hughes and Margaret
Conway have returned TO Danville. az
ter visiting Mr. and Mrs J. Thompson
Brown here
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DR.. J. ". Lewis. of Highland Park
mas gone to Old Point Comfort, wher,
he is attending n convention.
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Miss Rosa Pendieton Trant has gone
10 Virginia Beach. where she viii spend
several weeks with relatives.
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+. 3. ISaacs. VINO has been III at hls
apartment at the Chesterfield. is now
slightly improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-10

Mrs. G. ". Koiner and her daughter.
Miss Lynda McCianahan. are leaving
today for the mountains, where they
VIII spend tho summer
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: Mrs. Jean Sale Jones has gone &C
Old Sweet Springs. where Mr.. Jones
VIII Join her later on in the. summer