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waitress O say. hadn't you better "
loved and she. she has waited too. Shall
liz. alip" both our lives 20 be hhghted;
Elighted by the thought or ordinary.
filthy lucrr' BAH I'm ashamed OF
you. cir. ash AIMED
Father Stonybrpke- Turning back to
his desk. resiguedlyJ. I suppose hes got
10 get u out OF his system. somehow.
Arthur shouting. IN get II out OF
my system, all right. This system. this
a rotten system. the system thats
take the life blood out OF "A man. grind
HIM down To the dust
Father Stonybroke -, WarnlngiyD. Be
ware. or you may he playing uide-and-
seek with that twelve-fifty or yours
rtnur-tFauging out Of the door,.
SIT go not care FOR your paltry dol
lars. your filthy lucfe' There Is some
thinc else IN life. something which
CLEANS brighted than your sordid golden
Father Stonybroke-tC huckIing., so,
So. 50! We shall see We shall see,
ringing. Mabelle and Arthur hold small
session of "A ways and Means Committee
at the Penn. r. r. station.
Mahell''-larliuE. We are going 20 ha
so economical and show at ~ those
wise. old hirh-broNS'
Arthur-S Sweetheart Angel. y e.
wefcn Tor you I should have gone all
sls and strain,
Mabie,-Don't think Of 81 now. dar-
owndcrful plan 'Tis such "A beautiful
day why cant We WALK 10 Atlantic
'ity We both love walking SO much.
/ Arthur-You little wonder, But I'm
ofraid yum get an worn out
MuhelI. 90, Ho. I'm just crazy 20
leo Do Wen show them.
Arthur Bully. and We could express
tn~ suitcase and walk as far a. yoI
Alr aoiT a., In1y1in u ygg are tired. sweet
They express tho suitcase
4 costs $3.50. much more than ticket
would hay" cost 90 Atlantic city. when
.her could have carried their suicase-
q tn mselver After many firing mishaUa
They arrive. footsore and weary 90 IN,
LdEewater Cottage. which IS just a
mile from the ocean.
Mabel sinking down on the porch,
o. I'm Just uedc-aud its taken us nil
aa'. Dearest won't you zee n the suit
cases hHN" come d. quite sure my
isilk stocking ure all in holes.
Artiut- 4tuirE from the desk
Cor just run over tu The station and gel
trrm You won't mind hong IeIf alone.
MHtrIir-t rn. but darling. you are
20 ur"a You simply must take the bui
Arthur tGloweHnrl suprov. I1
have Co. ll.m "a quarter each way.
Arthur -lE.turrIrr crasncratediv
Uaidrsad ar.r. .s.t vr must hl.a flr
gotten f. address them or tner wnuil
have trrnur f..m or 40 Atlantic
l',h'. DE- ,tfaF.rail}l Well DID sou
arthur Ha.r.hisl po sou know
can remember . v's ra excited
Vs.. vauifrt r,.I .n 1fi-e-- e, 81.
D. f frr cf...a On o Ist t...v f.ff nI
of uE o. Sd. o. Oh. r.,d rerhars wh~r
Oh .uldrt have been en afraid
.-.. Mi.'' O., ..e"rl. on o.
% HH. ri
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A Drama of the Moment
Er;-ae.ee t-o=s Cvs-y
BY lRMA KRAFT
THE Sl2.5O HONEYMOON
BY lRMA KRAFT

THE CAST
Arthur stonybroke. a couraseou.
financisr aged 20.
Mabeue Trustem. ais sweetheart
aEed is
Father Stoneyhroke. representative.
besides other things or -Tae
told you 80 Co. Limited"
The action o. the piece occurs FIRST In
The dei fhs OF Philadelphia and then on
TIE heights ~ Atlantic ,1ty.
Father stony broks-Iu his spacious
private office. Not another 81 ord. young
man. not another word I-,s had enough
90 you tninS ! am am Arabian knight
that you s- pipe dreams Go mo sally g.
Arthur Stonybroke-tQu ietIyl strange
Isn't liad. that rs always the same
dram ought Co Say. You were young
you We're
Fatner stonyhroke-T Thank heavens
not ia your way Away managed 20 re
cover from my calf love when / was fif-
teen. Seems Ike you've been overstef.-
ping the time limit bit. en-
Arthur tiratelyl- To whom 30 you
refer a. calf Mabeue or myself Sir.
Z VIII not allow even YOU 20 desl-nate
my ~ -stHeart aS calf My sweet. in
nocent. trusting
en- all right. she ought a been called
Irust"m and soakefn.' / know her Lad
you see
Arthur-Never mind the family. I
love Mabclle. and intend to MARRY
rather Stonyhroke-May ] inquire on
what Twelve-fifty per week Wei. I
wish you good LUCK my bow. only don't
come TO me when she needs silk stock
inES-
Arthur-You needn't fear. l merely
thought ~ right 10 advise you. sir and
perhaps you-yOu-
Father Stonyhroke-Perhaps I might
suggest little raiSe7 Now look here.
You darued fool ] don't want TO see
YOU two iacknapes making comic paper
supplement stuff out OF yourselves.
Why. YOU aren't either 81 YOU out OF
our cradles. Can't ye walt I'VE or six
years until you groW up-
Arthur Wildly. WALTZ Have ! not
been waiting twenty long. unhappy
years.
Father stony Countin' OF course
the day you We're horn.
Auttur-t Z uheedingI. Twenty long
unhappy years have 1 waited FOR my be-
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Nh Murphy. Miss Ruth Hirst. Miss
Margaret Dittman.
Robertson-Fitch.
The following announcements have
been sent out.
Doctor and Mrs. Dorsey p. Fitch
announce the marriage OF DR. Fitch :
daughter
Sallie Louise
10
Mr.. Lucius Hoge Robertson
on Wednesday the eleventh OF Decem-
Der one thousand nine hundred
and twelve
Fairmont. West Virginia.
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COMPLIMENTARY Iuncbeon-

Mrs. J. II. Greer. OF Highland Park.
entertained with n dantily appointed
luncheon at her home on Friday after
non as compliment to Miss Elizabeth
Greer and hes house guest. Mrs. De
Warren Reynolds. OF Cumberland. Md.
other out-of-town guests present were
Mrs. r. y. Toothacrc Of Columbus. O..
and Mrs. John W Murphy. OF Cincin-
natl. O.. who are guests Of Miss Hettie
List, on North Main street
The luncheon was artistically ap-
pointed and the guests were seated at
four small round tables. which were
decorated In the Christmas colors
Hugh mounds Of -ed carnations decEed
a." confer tables and there were
covers for the following Mesdames
y Walker Peterson. j. G. Brady. DE
Warren Reynolds. Of Cumberland.
Nd: Frank Thompson. William
Tiernan, Alfred PAUL. p r. Toothlcre.
or columbus. o., l.. r. Sands Wilbur
Tallman. John W. Murphy OF Cincin-
natl. o.. Misses Hetife List Eattie
Pryor. Gen" Logan. Virginia Miller
ard Elizabeth Greer
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Governors Reception.

CHARLESTON Bcr. 1c-ALout
forty iropis attended tho reception
ritsu Tussd1v night hv Governor and
Mrs. william g. Gllsesocs CO. his STAFF
and Tow other invited guests. follow
irr the unreiiinr ~ tho monument.
donated hr Duinr. William seymour
Edward
Thoe. present besides Governor and
Airs Gilae.nrt vrr. General and
Mrs o. D.. EUstU colonel and Nre.
William Seymour Edwards. colonel
and NrsJ &c. Long. Of Huntington
colonel and Mre o. D. Hrirhtwa1.
Colonel ~. Is Ep1frF. ~ WhrnIr.
Colonel and Mr.. 90 So kimherirrf.
OF Wheeling. 'Hp'1'n and Mr. T. o..
J.rIr g. s.. Lieutenant CHAIR.
s. EuzriE r- o. 49, or huntington
U.rrr E EuqH- rr0wn. sculptor
Wnr..rrf.r. o. o.. Malcolm l.u.h.
Brown. OFF Washington. o. o.. Colonel
IrHfsT rIfaa.r... .r Frirmrrt. Or
"HrI o. uHn.r. rr. eIIrnf ~ wesleyan
college. lsHr-HlrrHu. Major and Sire
james Pratt colonel and Mrs W
Or WILLIAM .0r. Colonel and wrs I'd.
A. mrs.r. COLONEL and vre Enr.h
'frt.r. colonel 1rI Nra. vs. 81. puck
Off, COLONEL srI rfrr o ~. -uurtu.
colonel rrd Wre So T Roach. vrf
MARS SNYDER ~ raIrmorf. Mias
tfHH Car..r. vir ard Sire. James 81
faEu. arf colonel William Sous
varH.r .r .frr.rfff-
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Six O'clock Dinner.

Ms. George Dittman entertained
the Ladies' Home Club at her home
on Twenty-ninth street on Thursday
evening with a o'clock dinner The
decorations were in keeping with the
holidays and the club prize was won
by Mrs. Samuel Mayors The affair
was pTettily appointed and the guests
were. Mrs. John Neneman. Mis-
Louis Mayors. Mrs. Gus Cearof. Mrs
Steve Hartman. Mrs. John Connor5.
Mr.. Christ Logan. Mrs. Schultz. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14
Health and Beauty Hints

II one has Fkin trouble OF any kind
a can easily be refuedied By living I'd
90 the seven essentials ~ health FOR a
fhort time and using the proper cleans
Ing agents and some good auttsepfIc
Dc nlinE lotion We know Of Just one
mrdlcafcd healing soap that will really
200 %, penetrate and heal almost every
kind ~ ekiu disease. and while % has
uu enormous sale in the country 60 can
not De- obtained az stores a. "a rule So
we cannot recommend any store but
sou can obtain 81 direct rs mail or
Otherwise from The general agent whose
vs. Va. National 'rhone i634-M Thoua-
ards who lave been cured by 10 and
know Ifs value probably do not know
Wlrr fr gef ~ when needed because
90 is seldom ~ ever advertised or cold In
stores
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Moundsvillr n,rn.

The social event Of the season in
MounGsville VIII take place on the
evening Of December 80. in the hall
i'm that town. The elite ~ the city
VIII he present. and many young
people from the college will he pres
cnt. making II all the more enjoy
able. Meister's orchestra OF this
city will furnish the music.
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Art Department.

The Art Department Of the Wo-
mans club. held their meeting IN
the \. %. q. " rooms on Friday ar
tcrnoon and the following was tho
program rendered
Art Appreciation ...... Miss wilkinson
current Art
Found re OF che French Agadernv and
Influence ~ Louis N1N collect
IONS ............. ..... Mise Lamrtv
Nourf ....-... Mrs. =. H FrHnzheI
ioHHt.r .............. ... Mrs. Cummlna
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they have announced their wedding
have been showered with congratula-
tons. The groom is a well-knOwn
roller in the Whitaker mill and the
bride was formerly an operator at
the National telephone Office. They
have the best wishes OF host of
friends.
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The many friends OF Miss Bedaiia
Henry. daughter OF Mr. William
Henry OF the South Side. viii De- sur.
pused 10 learn OF her marriage. which
took place 10 Mr. Edward Elwood o.
the East End. ON Saturday Father
q ~ Move OBLIGATED az the cathedral.
The young people expected to sun.
. so their many friends and since
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Sophomore Class.

The sophomore class OF the Wheel
ing high school ei,-ertained at the
gymnasium OF the school on Friday
evening. Conversation was the prin-
cipal diversion and the affair took on
the nature of get acquainted" So
cial. The girls Of the domestic science
class served the luncheon. which was
delicious.
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hirH EDGAR fhHrr.rt ~ NrnIf1ur
rfrrH.r0I fha IH.Hro ard Rowling
club Hf l.r home or Thurefar even
.rr The nref ladies rrfyo wont f.
MU fI TH~ HrI fha second fool W-.
'fTr'" N.r'Ie Tf. nr.f F.rf'..
mamie wont fr Mr Charles u.rH.s
rnI frr .rnn1 fp &c. Harry EHrtI.r
Ths rusefr who attended v.rr vr
HHI sire 'hHrira W0afua Wr arI
1ra W ff~ 49, Hr1 SIRE fr1rE
FHr..I. fr Hn1 Sire Uar. EHn. f.r.
Nr 1rd 'fr. rrHUt str'ahmfr 1iI..
Emma nrerf. ur EIrar char.
ru.k
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California Medicated
HEALING SOAP

te the original ami genuine antisep-
fI. r.Hiiuc soap Do heals and whiteng
f." fH.r. leaving Ia beautiful Cures
eczema. IIarEfradn. uIruifa. InIIa and
frHrfI. or OF I'D Flnfr. a arrcrh sham.
'trrr hnrirlT end Stop. failing
N..r .'f"r. fnrrf.fInu frr skin and
.. nnrH amy Nff.IHI advice nr
.r HrruH zion simply write fH 0r ra11 81
Htnf" HI'r..n Ur phone If1f-W NnflrnaI
.I HH.nuIr. ..tfiHua held strictly CON.
.r''II Everyone should have fffa
frrHf hrHIlrF .nrp nr hand nf af1 firrra.
I.a Wheeling ifraIfh arf Beauty club
recon- rrfrIe fhIa.NIt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-14

You viii End Chat druggists every.
whore speak well of Chamberlain
CouEh Remedy They know from long
experience Iu tho safe of 30 that ln
cases of coughs and colds It can o.
Ways hc depended upon. and that 10
is pleasant and safe t0 take. For sale
by au dcaicrs. Adv.
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Entertained for Daughter.

Mrs. \. VI. Iipert. Of Warwood. en-
tertainod a Few friends on Wednesday
afternoon as a compliment 20 her
daughter. Miss Helen. Christmas
decorations were used and the guests
inclLdcd
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Tho employees NJ fHe United u.Irr
company enjoyed a bowling party af
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Knitted Mumers or SIN Mumsrs.
25e, 48e. 98c. WcFAoDEN's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
COcIAL AND .
= PERSONAL

Miss Harriet Hsnkins viii return
20 Washington tomorrow.
Mrs. Holt and daughter. of New
port News. have been recent guests
of Mrs. II. N. Philips.
Mrs. Wilmer Turner. of Georgia
sister of the late Travis Southail IS
visiting her niece, MRS. James n.
Stone.
Mrs. James 7. Christian will leave
next Monday for her former home
in Fauquier to spend several weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. J. c. Plkington left Wednes-
day for Boston to spend couple OF
weeks with her daughter. Mrs,
Charles Bryhn.
Mrs. Cordie Savage has been quite
III with grip, but is much better now
Mr.. Terrier is very sick with thu
malady at the City Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Harrison, af
ter spendig the winter here with MIS-
Cora Smith, on Palace Green, lef
Monday for their home IN Stauntor
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Joynes an
little daughter. Margaret, of Norfolk
arrived here Tuesday TO visit Mr.
Joynes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. I
Wolfe.
Mrs. Lucy Wormsley CRAWFORD
and little daughter, after sPendin
the winter here, left Thursday f
Richmond.
Mrs. John McGinnis and sister,
New York. arrived here last week
Join the formers husband, who
superintendent Of the knitting nj
They will occupy the Rose cottae
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
FAIR, EXCHANGE.

A New Bacsc for an Old One. How il
Can be Done in Williamsburg.
The back aches at times with dull.
indescribaDIe feeling, making you weary
and restless; piercing pains shoot across
the region of the kidneys, and again
the lOins are so lame % stOop is agony.
No use 70 rub or apply q plaster TO the
back in this condition. You cannot
reach the cause. Exchange the bad
back for q new and stronger one. vii
hamsbnrg residents would do well q
profit by the following example:
Mrs. II. Z. ShackeIfcrd, 42S Holt St.
Hampton. Va, says: i am GLAD q
say a word ia praise Of Deans Kidney
Pills as they are the only remedy tha'
ever gave me relief from kidney trOu-
bic. The principle symptom Of my
complaint was soreness in my back
that was so bad at times that / coulC
hardly do anything. The kidney seere
tons bothered me. The prompt reliei
i Deans Kidney Pills gave me was graf
flying, and ! continued their use unit
| was entirely rid Of nay trouble. / d
not hesitate 70 give this remedy The
credit il deserves.
For sale by an dealers Price 50 cts
Foster Misburn Co., Buffalo, New York
cole agents for the United States.
Remember he name-Doan's-anI
take ~ ether.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21

We HAVE FOR SALE 2 I'll. +.
Fairbanks Stationary Engine, second
hand. hrst-class condition, $500
oenniger-SizcmOre Co.
We have Dump Wagons. the Troy. we
can deliver them az once and VIII
make you the right price. The sea-
son Is on Us, see as at once. H0en-
I niger-SizemOre Co.
We have a big stock Of New Idea
Spreaders, the best spreaders on
earth. The price b. right; it Is not
cheap spreader We have a sam
pie on the floor; see them. H0enni-
/ Rer-Sizemore Co
| IL YOU need a Water System or only a
/ pu,aping engine, IL is time for you
! to be figuring on the cost OF installa-
ton. Simmer viii soon be here and
you viii wish you had your Water
/ system. Prevent this regret by
asking US for prices on the installa
ton. Pumping engines from $40. Ol
Up. Hoenniger- Sizemore Co.
We all know that spray season is here
J.. We have every thing IN the Spra.
Pump Line. Large and small pump
with All the different attachments
Hoeuniger-Sizemore Co.
This Is chicken season and We hav
poultry and rabbit wire. also poultr
netting. Measure your requirement
and give Us your order. hoennigel
% SizemOre Co.
The roads throughout the country an
bad, use one of our Road Carts, SIS
80 and up. Hoenniger-SizemOre O.
4 Soon Spring will open, roads viii On
out and you VIII need a kunabou
Order them now. price $40. 90 and %
is HOenniger Co.
PlOw season must come and viii con
suddenly: have you bought the ne
essary plows and repairs 20 enah
you TO do your plowingl While II
s. strictly ssasOnable, buy
advance Of your needing them. v
carry a complete line of Syracus
f, Vulcan and VIM. J. Oliver Flows a
Repairs. Hoenniger-SizemOre Co.
x April Is the month for planting col
Have you bought your Corn Plants
Buy now and have it ready.
nel have one of the best Black HaV
= Hoenniger Co.
= This is Lime Spreading season; h-
X. you a Lime Spreader that does "
cel work satisfactorily We h'
one If you haven't Ask as for
and prices. HOennige
We carry a complete line Of sn
. Tools Spades. Shovels, Axes, 20
etc. HOENNlGER-SlZE IGNORE {
1483 4. Main St, Richmond, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21

received % pieces Of lovely chira
which vas much appreciated.
Mr.. w. c. Close lets Saturday
ter Ohio. where he has goue % see
ais father who is very III.
Mr.. Ernest Lewis has beea sic&
out is getting better.
Mrs. A. B. West returned home
Sunday night from Tyler. Va
where she has been spending some
time.
Mrs. J. d. Lewis spent Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. S. SSanson.
Mrs. S. Swanson and MRS. J y.
Lewis spent last Thursday evening
with Mrs. V. C. Kirby.
\ Mr.. John Gienesk is cutting cora
for Mr.. J.. d. Lewis this week.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
Out Of the Singer Jar
did the house ay9

Where did the house hy2
We want cur eggs fresh. but not
rhe cook.
Light housekeeping is apt to make
heavy bread.
The history OF the average man
is ,argely foot notes.
Its much easier to write a cote
than il is TO sing GRE.
The rent in the clothes viii not
pay the rent Of the house.
A political rooster is Of little &C.
/ count in the poultry business.
Whether a miss is as good as a
nile depends uoon the miss.
There is a big difference between
q butterfly and a fly in the butter.
Some folks forge ahead and some
forge themselves into the psritrn.
daEy.
A farmer does not need A medica
diploma in order to be able to cuu
pork.
When the wolf is az the doog ~
are not likely to have any ogh-
callers.
Deafness can seldom be cured
yet many a man is given his heaun
/ in the police court.
After ali. the crank keeps thins
moving whether in the machine she
}. or in society.
y II is a good thing that a man e.
!. change his mind without beii
oohgsd 20 charge his CLONES.
e All careful poultrynen stamp th'
.e eggs. but thar does not suuue the
u 70 the privileges Of the mails
'e Some folks spend SO much SINE
y trying 10 preserve their dignity Il
Jaey have little leisure for anythi
n n else.
We Hens are great thieves, they
X constantly stealing their nests;
Va shen the housewife steals their el
ur and thereby sets a bad example.
~. We J.P. Morgan can raise Sl0.OOO.l
20. or his check any minute; but the q
AL who is raising a large family on
b. week is a greater financieT 4
Morgan.
From March Farm Journa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21

oznoerning the subject Of the dls-
esvery % America. John Fiske says:
Nothing can be clearer from n sur
wy % the whole subject than that
these pre-Coiumbian voyages were
quite barren OF historic importance
IN point Of colonization they produced
che two Inflated settlements on the
Greenland coast and nothing more.
Otherwise they made no real add.
ton 20 the stock % geographical
knowledge They wrought no effect
whatever upon the European mind. IN
no sense was any real contact estab
iished between the eastern and west
eru halves Of our planet until th'
great voyage Of Columb bus IN 14s7."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21
Grove Gossip.

Grove, Va March 20-MTs.
Montgomery returned to Richmond
tuesday morning. after spending
some time with Mrs. A. g. Har-
wood.
Sixty-five friends and neighbors
met at Mr.. and Mrs. Swsnson's LAST
Sunday and surprised them. They
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-03-21


the passage Of House Bnl 262. that
= copy of this resolution be e~zt 10
he Virginia delegation 10 Congress
and that this body send delegates 70 !
sppesr at the hearing of the pro-
posed measure in Washington early
neM month. 5. That this associ-
alton 60 on record as favoring the
Richmond Fredericksburg route sos
the Quebec Miami highway instead
of the Bristol route.
The foregoing resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote. Ia re-
gard to the election of delegates
Messrs. Belvin and Armstrong sd-
vocsted such step and a motion
prevailed for the election of three
Those selected were Messrs. Oar
ling and Armstrong. Of Hamptou.
and DR. Stephenson. OF Toano.
TIE executive committee was EN-
powered 70 employ a regular agent
to solicit membership for the ssso-
citation along the route of the SAND.
clay road. this class being mostly
benefited by il.
A resolution prevailed calling upoT
York county supervisors to contrib
ute towoTd the road according I,
mileage and initial cost York couu
" never contributed a dollar Will
her sister counties were strainin
every point to make the road a pos
sibility. Over $500 were spent o
: York roads to which the count
made no contribution. Helrico wa
also called upon by resolution. ash
ing that her board of supervisor
-. build the road from Bottoms Birds
- 70 Richmond.
= During the morning session 4
= association passed resolutions than
ing the Tines Dispatch. Richmoni
= Daily Press, Newport News. al
!. The Virginia Gazette. for the pr
:. money donated BY them. all
:. which was promptly paid VII
awarded.
A standing vote of thanks "
rendered Mrs. T. M. Amber.
:, only lady present. for her. intei
-, and attendance upon the meet
- She came TO have some resolud
=. read pertaining to roads and S
80 she was deeply interested in
- movements for the betterment
- upbuilding of Virginia.
The meeting here yesterday
well attended by representative
= from the lower part Of the Penins
among whom were the following
S. r. Curtis, Lee Hall: +.
Stewart. Lanexs; DR.. II. u. ST
-. enson. Toano; J. "A. Barnes {
member OF James City board I
- ent). OF Diascond; z. W. Oar
-. NJ. L. Armstrong. and Judge Z
Montague. Hampton; J. A. P
Barhamsville; Manville. Cot
Hundley. Newport News.