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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-13

one-third what it would cost the
state and charitable folks to pay
for its keep in an asylum.
THREATEN DYNAMITING
Charleston, w. Va, Sept. 49,
Notices warning the owners that
their mines would be destroyed
by dynamite if strikebreakers
were imported were posted on the
doors of the company offices at
Muck Low this morning.
Muck Low is a mining village
in the hills. The mine guards re-
Gently drove all striking miners
out of it.
The barns of the OhIey Coal
Co., in the Cabin Creek district,
were burned to the ground today.
Eleven mules and four horses
were destroyed. The company
says the loss is $4,000.
Soldiers fired upon FIVE men,
who, the soldiers say, ran from
the fire. An investigation has
been begun by Major Pratt.
Gov. Glasscock has asked own
ers and miners to meet with him
in a peace conference.
-o-o-
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Nationality ........... French
Age ..................2 1 years
Weight ........ 13O-133 lbs.
Height. ...........5 #. g in.
Reach ............... 90 IN. {
Neck ................:....l5 IN.
Chest, contracted. 81 in.
Chest, expanded ...,.. .39 in.
w DIST : - - ~ AAl'
Right forearm. ..........11 in.
Right upper arm, down. !. .13 in.
Right upper arm, up -. f415 in.
| eft forearm. ......i.11 in.
Left upper arm, down. ID in.
Left upper arm; up. .14H in.
Right thigh. ........21 in.
Right calf. .........., II in.
Left thigh. ............. II IN.
Left calf. ..............14 in.
Wrist ....................7 IN.
Ankle ............ ......s. y III
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-26

Sales. July l6-z5U HuIchInsoIl,
21.50; so Paauhau, 23.75; July II
10 Hutchinson, 21.25; $50 Onomea,
54.75; July 1870 Onomea, 54.75;
It's do, So; SO Hutchinson 21.50; 1900
Honolulu tpool). 80; 255 do (regu-
lar). 1915; July 1915 Honokaa,
1925; 100 Hutchinson, 21.5O.
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RAYMOND READY
FOR BOX TEST

Tonight The Great Raymond will
try what no magician before has ever
attempted to do; that is to escape
from packing box made in full view.
of the audience by ascommittee select
ed from the audience.
Other magicians have escaped from
boxes which are supposed to have
been made by local firms; but Jacob
SON Brothers have sprung STARTER
and if The Great Raymond succeeds
III making his escape after having
been securely nailed Inside this box
he surely is deserving of the name
Great" Merry time as it's summer
time and it might turn out to be
warm time, but he probably won't no
tice little thing like that as 1t has
been charged that he has close rela-
ions with his Satanic Majesty ard If
he escapes from the box the charge
will carry great weight.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
For : hack ring up 2so7.

For hack ring up 1907.
Ukuleles. Calabashes. etc. at factory
1918 Liliha above School. Phone 23s4.'
Elegantly furnished rooms with hot
and cold baths at Hotel Arlington.
The Underwood Typewriter Visible
none better. Wall. Nichols CO., Ltd.
Agents.
Up to this morning there had been
no arrests by the police for twenty
four hours. Q
Gas Lighters-better sad safer than
matches. j. w. McChesney, Is Mer-
chant street
Wanted-Two more passengers for
around-the-island at &c. Lewis
Stables and Garage Tel 2141.
II you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take 1t to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co.. 427 Queen st.
Crisco cooks the outside of the food
at once. so that grease cannot soak in.
Order a package from your grocers.
Pineapple soda ana Hires Root Beer
tied by the Consolidated Soda Works.
Phone 2171.
Bring 10 Green stamps and one dol
lar and get complete Boy Scout suit
for vacation. Green Stamp Store,
Beretania and Fort streets.
The only milk that mothers can be
absolutely sure of is the electrically
purified milk from the Honolulu
Dairymen's Association, phone 1912.
| Oahu Lodge No. will hold meet
ing this evening at 7:30 o'clock for
the purpose of comforting the Page
and Esquire Ranks on candidates.
While digging trench back of the
brewery yesterday afternoon, a Japan
csc workman unearthed five skulls
and a number of bones, the human
relics showing undoubted evidence Of
great age.
The Elks and Moose meet in theii
| lodgerooms this evening.
Mrs. Norris will speak at the Kilo-
hama Art League at o'clock this
evening on Physical Science and
Mental Healing
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PAROLED THROUGH AID
OF MAN HE STABBED

Paroled through the efforts of the
man he attempted to assassinate three
years ago, Mort Tomikichi was releas-
ed from the Oahu penitentiary yester-
day and at once called on Editor She
ba, whom he had assaulted, to thank
him for his aid in securing his free
dom. Afterwards the two called on
the Governor to thank him for issuing
the parole.
The assault on Sheba by Mort was
result of the intense feeling exist
ing at the time among the Japanese
on the question of the wage strike.
Sheba opposed the strike and Mort,
who favored it, attacked the editor
with knife following heated argu-
ment.
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YOUNG PEOPLES UNION
WILL PICNIC TONIGHT

The Oahu Young Peoples Christian
Union will picnic this evening. OF Sand
Island and very enjoyable time has
been planned. The members will meet
at the foot of Fort street at $50
O'Clock and go to Sand Island in
launches. A picnic supper will be
served there, and the party will re-
ti.rn to the city about / o'clock. Miss
Esther Erickson is president of the
Union, having been installed some
weeks ago.
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MERCANTiLE.


MERCANTILE.
C.. B,ewer & Co. ....... ....--. - -
SUGAR.
Eva Plantation Co. :.... So
Hawaiian Agric. Co. 49,. los ~
Haw. Com. & Sug. Co. -. 49n
Hawaiian Sugar Co. ..... I'm 447s
HonOmu Sugar Co. ......... -. -. :.
IIonokaa Sugar Co. ...... lO1
Haiku Sugar Co. ........ .....,.. 1850 :.
Hutchinson Sugar Plant. 1o1s
Kahuku Plantation Co. ). .-...-. ~
Kekaha Sugar Co. ....... .......- ......-.
KOloa Sugar Co. ......... ....-...'
McBryde Sugar Co. $3.50. II ~
Oahu Sugar Co. ......... zIM TT
Onomea Sugar Co. ...... 5ah 55H
Claa Sugar Co Ltd. ..... -
Ol0walu Co. ............ $500. t.-..-....
Paauhau Sugar Plant. Co. ......-. ~
Pacific Sugar Mil ....... -...--.. -. -.
Pasa Plantation Co. ..... ......... I.....--.-
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. ..... ......... 49,. =.
pioneer Mill Co. ......... 34h AI
Waialua Agric Co. ...... ~ rs
WailukH Sugar Co. 1880. ......s ........
Waimanalo Sugar Co. -. ......... $3.50. !.
Waimea Suga, Mill Co. !. It's .....--.
= MISCELLANEOUS.
Inter-Island Steam N. Co. coo 20;
Hawaiian Electric Co. -. rs E......-,.
Hon. r. 4. & Il. Co.. Pref. i45 .........
Hon. r. r. & Leo Com. las >. -.
Mutual Telephone Co. -. TN AN
Oahu r. & l.. Co. ....... lt3o - :.
Hilo r. r. Co.. Pfd. $50. ....... .......-'
Hilo r. r. Co. Com. 49,. IN *
Hon. B. & M. Co. 1850. ...... n
Haw. Irrgtn. Co, IS $3.50. 1880. 8
Hawaiian Pineapple Co. AZ Az
Tanjong Olok re. pd. up. 50
Pahang Rub. Co. ........ .........
Hon. q. & M. Co. Ass. ........ ....'...,
BONDS.
Haw. Ter. Az (Fire Gu ;. ......... ........
Haw. Ter. .......... ..... ........,
Haw. Ter. az Pub. 1mps -...- ...-.. :
Haw. Ter. Az % ......... -. -. .......'
HaW. Ter. AZ ........ .....-.. ,........
Haw. Ter. 31k ......... ........ .....
Cal. Beet Sug. & Ref. Co. 100 ......-.
Hon. Gas. Co., Ltd. 5s. 60 ...-...
Haw. Com. & Sug. Co. 80 "..... ..-.....
Hilo r. r. Co., Issue 1901. ioi -.
Hilo R. r. Co, Con. 6% -. 94A 94A
Honokaa Sugar CO., 6 io3 -.
Hon. f. T. Il L. 90. 6% -. 'o7 ........
Kauai Ry. Co. 6s..... ico .:..-...
Kohala Ditch Co. 6s ..-.-..Iioo !.
McBryde Sugar Co. SIS -. ooN ........
Mutual Tel. g.. ......... io3 ......
Oahu r. & L. Co. 5 z 49,. ........ ......
Oahu Sugar Co. 5% ..... io2k =. :.
C.aa Sugar Co. s. ...... o7lS .......
Pac. Sug. MIL Co. IS -. 1903 ......
Pioneer MIL Co. 6% 49,. lioI -. :.
~ 10 I,,nt A orin ~ R9 ItO1k
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HAWAIIAN STOCKS
IN SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 49,
Closing quotations for Hawaiian Sc
curities on the stock and bond ex-
change here today were as follows:
Rid Acka6
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SAL.Es.

between Boards-1O Haw. Electric
225, 10 O. r. & G. Co. 40, 20 Inter
Island 2O1.
Session Sales-2O Oahu 271s. 8
Oahu 27h, Oahu 27lk, 20 Oahu
271k, 81 Oahu 27lz, Pineapple So. so
Olaa TX 80 0laa *, 90 Olaa TX. 10
Onornea 551a. SO Onomea 5515, 10
Onomea 55lk, 10 Onomea 551A. 10
Onomea 55ls, IS 0laa tx.
Latest sugar quotation: 4.o5 cents,
or $st per ton.
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RARcAlNsl BAReAlNsl

Photo Engraving Of highest grade
can be secured from the Star-Bulletin
Photo Engraving Plant.
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williamson e Buttolph
Stock and Bond Brokers
Phone 1852 r. o. Box sss
IS MERCHANT STREET
Honolulu Stock Exchange
NAME OF STOCK.

Friday, July 2s. 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1912
Porch and Lawn FurnitureLawn Swings Hammock SWINGS

Reed and wicker furniture for lawn and
cool and inviting appearance will obviate much
We have large assortment in stock, as we'll a
hammock sWinos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
BERRYVILLE
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl
Berryvillc. Va. May miss Mar
Garct ID. Mason. of Rappahannock
county. is visiting Mrs. n. Moore. Jr.
q. II. Mercer. OF Baltimore. was Il
visitor here this week.
Miss Louise NanWinklc. OF ITender-
sonvillc. Ky, is visiting Mrs. ~. Cum
Minis.
Miss EuEcnia Swami, of New York,
is visiting her aunt. Miss Fannie Grow.
Mrs. William Byrd Lee. of Glouccs-
ter. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. T..
NJ. Stribling.
turned from an extended stay in War
rcnburg. Mo.
Mrs. W. r. Whitacrc, of Fairfax
county, visited friends here recently.
Miss Marion PARKER, of Bluemont,
spent a fcw days recently with her
parents. Rev. ana Mrs. S. y. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lee, of Norfolk.
were the guests of the Misses Lee
{his week.
Miss Edith Pyne has returned from
Il protractcd stay III Bluciicld. w. Va.
Among those from II distance who
attended the funeral of the late IL.
Walker shepherd were DIR. Il. c.
Erightwcll of Washinston; Mrs. Mary
Bayland. OF Chicago, and T. ]. West,
OF Eippon. w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
ASHEVILlE
Especial 10 The Timcs.Disna,ch


Ashevillc. y. c., Nav ;.-In cclchra
ton of tho anniversary of hcr mar
rage Mrs. Joseph h. Tate entertained
large number of Ter friends at
bridge Wednesday afternoon. Tho
iirst prize was won by Miss Cora l.o.
br"mmond. while to Miss Anderson.
of Cincinnati, who is the guest of
| Mrs. Charles :. Bryant, was awarde
the consolation. The home was tasti.
~ decorated In lilies of the VALLEY :,,u
Ehstcr lilies. and at the conclusion
] OF the games delicious refreshments
were served.
At her home on Chestnut street
| Mrs. Thomas S. Rollins Was the host
ess at an enjoyable bridge party FRI
DAY afternoon which was attended by
II dozen of her friends. who spent the
afternoon participating IN spirited
games. after which refreshments were
[ served
Ten girls of the younger set were
| the guests of Mrs. Thomas Settle
who entertained at her home n, .Or-
! ton. on Pearsons Drive. Thursday
! afternoon. The guest of honor was
Miss jamie Jones. popular Nshcviil.
| ian who made her debut during the
past winter at Wilmington. at a cotil-
| lion which was given by tho L.trioso
/ Society. at that place. Mrs. Settles
| affair was thoroughly enjoyable ono
! Miss Eula Wright has returned 10
this city from Clinsidc. N c., where
| she went to he present at the marri-
age of Miss Eula Haincs and DR. j.
Rush Shull, which was solemnizcd at
that place. Miss Wright was one of
the attendants.
Miss Lola Jenkins. OF this city. has
| issued invitations to her graduating
| recital. which takes place at the
Southern Conservatory of Music. at
| Durham Monday evening. y number
, of the friends of Miss Jenkins will go
to Durham from Ashcville -or the re-
| cital.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Alexander en-
| tertaned number of their friends
| at the Battery Park Hotel Tuesday
| evening, informally at dinner. Tho
! tables were Hastily decorated in cut
flowers and potted plants for the oc-
| casion.
In honor of their guest, Miss Nancy
| Clark, of Brcyard. who is very popu-
lar in this city. Mrs. Charles Is. Rob-
lnson and Miss Susie Carter entertain.
| cd very delightfully."- at bridge We'd
! ncsday afternoon. The house was
decorated for the occasion, the games
were spirited and refreshments We're
served.
The students at the Biltniore High
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ARVONIA
ESPECIAL to The Times -pisps ,ch. ]

tSaecial to The Times -Gpisps tchl
Armenia, Va. May "A large num-
Der of teachers AMI other visitors from
various parts OF Buckingham cou,ty
were here this week in attendance upon
the closing exercises of the Arv .ni,
High School. The private bones en-
1crtained the teachers. who were here
tn attendance upon the Marshall Dis
trict Teachers Association Professor
and Mrs. .. +. Morgan will remain
here throughout the Summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Smith. who
have been visiting at the HON, Of Mr..
and Mrs \. I. Richardson. have re-
turned to their home in Richmond.
DR.. Louis Dibrell Jones, OF Louisa.
Ky, who with his little daughter,
Louise. has been spending some time
ut the home OF Mrs Louisa T. Jones.
at New Store, this county. has returned
10 Kentucky.
Rev. stanley White. OF Union Thco-
logical Seminary. who has been sup
plying the pulpit OF the Presbyterian
Church here, preached in the church
last sunday morning and night He
viii supply here throughout the sum-
1ncr.
Mrs Evan r. Williams and Mis-.
Aiacle Williams have returned from a
visit to Richmond. Miss Macic Will
Iiams will sail for an extended Euro
rcan tour in June. She will be gone
until autumn.
Miss Cassie Duval. who has been
visiting friends at the state Female
Normal School Farmvlle, has returned
10 her home here.
Mrs. George Potts. Of Mcadowsvillc,
arrived here this week TO spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. John W.
Picrcc.
Ralph Chandler Root. formerly of
N "a 1nf inr
Carolina. where he will remain for a
week or more.
pr. ana Mrs. John Randolph, of Ar
vonia, spent several days in Richmond
last week.
Mr AMI Mrs Rosscr Petit OF
S,carncs. fluvanna county. were visit
tors here this week. the gusts or Mr..
and Mrs. II Lindsay stone.
Miss Emma Robins. a well-known
and highly accomplished teacher. is
spending some time at tho home OF
Mrs. Luther Snoddy. at Gu,rgantvillc
Raw Plrmmcr T. Jones spent several
DAYS at Buckingham Courthouse and
at New store his old home. in the
southern end of Buckingham county,
this week. returning here Friday af-
tcrnoou
Herbert : Newman. of Somerset.
Orange county, visited friends AMI rel
stives hero this week
Mrs. Charles L. Dorrier of SCOTS
willie, and Miss Elizabeth Wallace, her
guest. OF stanton. spent several days
wtl Miss Winnie Fits, al Bell .vue."
-Arvonia, tho latter part OF this week.
William y. LeSueur. of Orc Sank,
spent several days this week in Rich.
iuond and Norfolk.
u. ". Atwood OF New York. spent
this week in and about Arvonia. Wis
itins from elere the ncighboring towns
and country places.
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HAMMOCK SWINGS

This Hammock Swing is unique insofar
that when the season is over it may be con-
vcrtcd into a cot as shown by illustration b.
Illustration A shows the swing set up in its
stand. May be used with this stand or sus-
pended from ceiling. Franc of steel, with
strong. easy springs. Adjustable back and
head. Legs may be raised and fastened
underneath out Of the way when used as a
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weeks to her parents. MIR. and Mrs

weeks to her parents. MIR. and Mrs
j. i. uomewood.
The fourteenth annual commence
ment OF the Burlington High and Grad
ed Schools viii begin Sunday night.
May 10. with the bacoalaureatc sermon
preached by Rev. II. u. Craven. OF
Trinity Methodist Church, Durham. In
Front street Methodist Church. The lit :
erary address will be delivered in the
auditorium on Friday, May a, by
Judge Jeter c. Pritchard. There Will
be- twenty boys and girls to receive
diplomas on that day.
The Busy Mems Bible Glass of the
Christian Church gave banquet Mon
day night in Foster Han for the class.
Thirtyfour members were present.
Rev. ~ b. Kendall actea as toastmas-
ter. and several toasts were given. An
address was made by President Harper,
of clon College.
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BURLINGTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Burline ton, y. Z. May 4-Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Miss Bessie
Holt was hostess to me Embroidery
Club at the home of her sister. Mrs. w.
j. Hay, on Davis street. Tn. hail.
parlors and dining ro-rns were pref
lilly decorated with pottcd and cut
flowers. Dainty refreshments were
served. Besides the dozen members
there were several invited guests pres
ent.
Tuesday afternoon a, $50 o'clock
Mrs. I.ynn Is. Williamson gave a de-
lighttul birthday party in honor Of tho
third birthday Of hcr daughter. Flea
nor. at their home on Park square.
Decorations Of pink and white were
used everywhere, ana in the dining
room pink and white roses We're used
and girls were present. MI kinds OF
games We're played on ihc lovely lawn.
Souvenirs of pink and green baskets
of candy were given the guests. Many
lovely gifts We're received by the
charming little guest of honor.
Mrs. !. W. Hitchcock and daughter
of Washington city, Ard Mrs. l.. y,
Nigrass ana two children. of Erie. Pa
are here for some time. the guests of
Rev. \. T. Kendall
Miss Lula Zachary. who has spent
the past two months with relatives III
Tallahassee. Ella, returned home this
week.
pr. !. II Johnson and family this week
moved here from f.ittieton, and Will
make this *atir home
Mrs. C&rar!~s. Watson. Of Elm CITY
came this week OF visit OF several
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CREWE

Crewe, Va. May 4.-Mrs w. 4. Viii
son has as her guest Mrs. j. y. Ju=tis.
OF New York
Ms. w. W. Balm is visiting her
father, j. Davis, Of Richmond
Mrs. William Joynes is visiting v,la-
lives near Petersburg.
DR.. and Mrs. u. w. ellis have re-
burned horne after Il stay OF several
months with their daughter, Mrs T. X
Zirkle, OF Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson hav,
returned 10 thair home in F'armvillc,
after stay of ton days with their son.
Horace Anderson
Miss Dorothy Justis, Of tho BLACK
stone Female INSTITUTES, spent the
weekend with Miss Ailisc Wilson.
Mrs. Alice Harper is visiting h>r
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Carter sue Jones and Mamie Runin.
After all business had been attended
to- the members enjoyed delicious
lunch with their hostess.
i. j. Spccr. OF Danville, spent the
weekend with his daughter. Miss
Helen Spccr who is teacher OF the
Granville Public school
Mrs. Harry sands of Amelia coun-
~. is the guest of her niece. Miss
l.avinia Carter, at The Mill"
Algcrnon e. Ednunds has returned
to his home in Danvillc from visit
to his sister, Mrs. beverley Rutfin. at
''rcttngton," near Sandy Point.
Mrs L. &. Harrison, OF "Neston.''
Miss Sue Jones. and Miss Carrie X.
liufiin. who went to Albcmaric cOun-
" 10 attend the Harrison Huffin wed
ding, have returned to their homes.
Charles Corhin IiraXtc,n. of Rich
mond. is the guest OF Beverley Garter
AT 'Thc MILL.
MIR and Mrs. George Champion iuf-
fin. whose marriage took place April
-, arc The guest Of the formers
mother at Beech Wood Prince
George county
Mrs. J. y. Clark Mrs. S. \. Clark.
Miss Helen Spcer and Mr.. j. j. Spccr
spent Monday in Richmond.
Mir. and Mrs. H. :. Saunders, Mrs.
Mary T. Bell ana Miss Elizabeth Car
ter attended tho Tuesday matinee OF
tho MAY Festival
Mrs. James 5. Gillian and three
children will spend the month Of May
with her parents, Nh and MRS George
Eufiin. at Beech Wood"
Edward c. Harrison. of "Neston.' is
tho CUES, Of his cousin, George c. Ruf-
Tin, at Tar Bay
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LEXINGTON
rspccial to The Timcs-Diypatrhl

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Lexington. Va, May Tho male
members OF the Lexington Prcshyt.-
rian Church held banquet in the
| SUNDAY school building Il few even
inSs ago. when church and social
l~oblems of the church were M for
discussion y delightful menu was
spread. and this platform was taste
fully decorated for tho occasion with
doGwood and redwood blossoms and
!ilscs. Nearly $50 men were present.
DIR. Alfred 7. Graham. pastor OF the
church presided over the eXcrcs IS.
and extended cordial greetings to tho
audience. Tho following men were
called on, and thay responded briefly:
The Cathoiiclty OF the Presbyterian
Church; Mayor T. :, Shields. "rhc
presbyterian Church and Young Men;
Or. John II. T.atanc. The Prcsbyte-
rian Church and the Stranger: Coll
onei !. y. II Ross. The Gospel of
Happiness: Or. Thornton Whaling.
q former pastor. The Awakening OF
Men in tn, Southern Presby tcrlan
Church"
Lexington have started n campaign
against the rs. They have offered for
the nsxt ten DAYS 10 cents tor cvery
hundred dead flies delivered to the
league. This. /; is thought. will In
ducc the school children Of III, town
both white and colorad. TO swat tho
Ay.
The Odd-Fcliows OF Lexington o.
served the anniversary OF the erdcr
last sunday with a sermon Mt Trinity
Methodist Church by Rev. w. u. Eve
OF cid. who is a member Tho
local members marched to the Church
In a body. The Lexington, lodge mum
hcr- nearly ninety members.
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Easy Payments

feature OF the Petit of small
deposit Will
balance
"
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NO. 6

a most enjoyable affair. and was lcrge-
~ attended. invitaticta have been is
sued To second reception. which will
he given on the afternoon OF May II.
MlsS Ellen Smathcrs. who will
spend several weeks abroad during
the summer l. visiting at Charlottes.
Vile She Will 20 direct from that
place 10 New York. where she Will
join her parents for The trip abroad.
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MISS nEbECcA wOIInEnc

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
South Boston. Va. May An event
, OF great interest hi this section took
piace 81 Washington. u. g. on Sun
T, day. April 2s. when the cnga cement
jof Mss Hebccca WolpDerg to Fred
y rmann. OF south Boston. was an
nounced al reception given at the
, home OF Mrs. Woiberg, lll3 Sixth
rtree;, NorrAwest.
MIss Wolbcrr was assisted in re.
ceiving b. her sisters. Misses Tonic
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school spent Friday in mos, en-
joyahic manner, having picnicked at
hnsnce Mountain The girls in The
party provided lGtcit. for the &C.
casion. which were thoroughly enjoy
ed at the summit Of the mountain
The party left shortly after sunrise
and returned to the city about dusk
Mrs. Mice ConIclly's reception at
"Fernihurst" Saturday afternoon was
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q distance were Miss Blanche s,u-,s
Miss Carrie lIammcrslaurh Mir.
1apic ana daughter Miss Laug1rj.po,
l." l.. Strausberger. Harry S;rausbn,.s'
f ralph Sinsheimcr. al Of BaIti,nor,
MISS Laugh inner. Miss Jennie nIon1l
noun Mr.. ANA Mrs. VOL ana daucb,o,
Misses Marks Of Alcxandria: Ucnry
Hermann, father OF the prosncc,{,..
groom: jos5ph Rel1nann ana II p
wilder OF South Boston
and M'!s.. Among those prcscu, from
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New Method Gas Ranges Ds%s"''''io"

The many improvements found in the New
Method are exclusive because Of tho fact that
hey arc patented. The arrangement Of burners
: such that gas NAV be regulated