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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Graham and
their daughter. of New York. are
guests of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 4. Sydnor, at 1928 Grove Avenue
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Does Your BOY Want n College Edu-
cation. Let Him Win 1t

Do you think that adults have a
monopoly on success in the Book
lovers Contest Game.
It Is a sort of game that appeals to
children also. They become enthralled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-17

Welby Beverley left town yesterday
for Chicago. Ill, where he will spend
several days with friends.
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Miss Maria Adkins is guest of Miss
Virginia Ellington at her summe,
home, near GordonsviIle.
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Miss Elizabeth Taylor, who has spent
the summer months at the beach. is
now visiting Miss Marion Graves I'm
Norfolk.
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ton.
Mrs. Calvin Haskins has returned to
her homo In Caroline. County, after a
short stay here.
Mrs. r. 9. Stuart. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs z. A. Snead. in
Clifton Forge. for several days, has re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss Sophie Bibb and Mrs. J. v.
Wright have returned to their home in
Caroline. after visiting friends here.
Miss Grace Wright has returned to
the city, after visit to relatives In
Fredericksburg.
Cardwell Taylor of this city. has
been the recent guest of Walter Sprin.
kle. in Harrisonburg.
Miss Chesloy Kinney. who has been
In Staunton for some time. has return
ed to Richmond. and will spend the
winter with he. niece. Miss Ellen
]. A. Grcenwald, Of New York, has
been spending several days in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Charles Hair
have returned to the city. after spend
Ing the summer ut Rawlcy Springs
and other places in the mountains OF
Virginia.
E. Ross Miilhiser Is spending short
time in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis G. watkins have
returned to the city, after visiting
friends and relatives in Halifax and
. .hGt Ton aL.er spending SUNDAY with his
e'Seef' hrs' i'ehrS Cuilen otraus.
city. are now In New York for the
week
mond Saturday, after a visit to Mrs
Elijah Coiner. near wavnesboro
A., c =,
fr Js 's 8, sp ,,is several days with
:,
mond for short stay. has returned
~ Ciih'oh forse'
guest of Mrs Kate Waller Barrett
in Alexandria. en- route to Fauquier
County.
Mrs NJ T. Jonos no. -a.,-a
+ G. Jones in w.,nn.bor io''ei'
lns several Gays with relatives in
S ,.,i mas returned TO Rich
''oNu'
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Teas and Coffees

are valuable for their drawing qualI-
ties only. Appearances arc very do
ceptive. Our stocks are selected from.
the finest imports. and are especially
adapted to the best trade. Try them.
and you will realize the difference. and
be pleased.
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Mics clemencel .Wallerstein. Of this
city. is I'm New York.
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Mrs. Calvin Haskins has returned t
her homo in Caroline County, after
short stay here.
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Mrs. Abe Podo,l, OF this city. Sc Wis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-17

Mrs. S. a. Morris and Cleveland Nor
ris, OF this city, are visiting relatives
in Orange County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-17

Miss Grace Vest, who has been Wis
ting friends in Richmond for several
weeks, Is now the guest of her sister.
Mrs. f. l.. Chew, in Stanton. before
going to Covington.
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Diamond Rings

or perfect quality and elegant setA
tings. sls'
Our Diamond Department. IL the
most extensive In the South.
sCHwARzsCHILD BROS
Richmond's Leading jewelers..
Second and Broad Streets.
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Mrs. r. g. Stuart. who has been tn
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Snead. 1
Clifton Forge. for several days, has re
turned to Richmond.
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In and Out Of Tovvn.

Mrs. A. Langstaff Johnston and her
daughters Misses Mary and Lulie
johnston, who have been at, Massa-
Meta Springs all summer, are return.
Ing to Richmond this week.
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Miss Sophie Bibb and Mrs. ]. v
Wright have returned to their home In
Caroline. after visiting friends here.
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Miss Isabella Drever of Richmond
is spending two weeks at Blue Ridge
Springs.
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ting relatives in Fredericksburg this

Harry Frazier is at "Thornwald," In
West Virginia. after visit to Mr.
and Mrs: Erskine a. Miller. in Staun-
ton.
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Mrs. Kate Clark has returned to her
home here, after a visit to her sister
Mrs. "A. O. Coleman, In Fredericksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-17

Miss Grace Wright has returned t,
the city, after q visit to relatives II
Fredericksburg.
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IN
clude Old Point, Norfolk. New York
and other Northern cities, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarkson will make their home at Oak
Park, in Chicago. Some of the guests.
from distance attending the wedding
were Mrs. Clarkson. mother of the
groom, of Chicago; Miss Clara Steed,
OF Norfolk; Mrs. Alvin Pennypacker,
MI. and Mrs. 4. b. Elicit. of Washing
ton. and Mrs. Edgar Mallory, of Hanover
County -
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INTERN ATTONAL PEACE,

(Plapk submi,ted By Chsrlcs +
Besls 20 !he Fp1elel Couucl. ct
Cbu1ches of C5',y' ~ huptjc. f7r
inper;lon in is platform, and sdoo cd
By the Conucil, n, he morning ocs.
sjop, Monday, December Q. 1922
TIE Coupci favors ;hp oYclr;za
'ioo Of Cun-cb Peace L1opno in
America, The snpuai obser7grce Of
Peace Sunday by the cburchps, atd
the msmorisl'zipg of ,he Thira
Hn&ue Conference in beh,]f Of the
es'ablistmant Of permanen, conrt
Of international justice srd the
adop.ion of such otber messnres as
shell render war unnecessary aud
impossible. /! calls upon Christi
men and women TO uri'e 10 de
msnd that the teaching asd spiti,
CT Jtsos be applied 10 International
rcIs'ions hy our n.'i0nsi Copg5es5
srG Depa. men, Of s s,c.
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csnse1. can adequately couamem rre,e
the simple, Loving Crmmouer. No!h.
ing could be more fitting or beau,! =
fui IN conception, or more desirat."
10 realization, tbsn Lincoln Hal,
which il 10 be dedicated 60 his Cam
pus of the State Ouiversity &C Iii
Dols, on the one hundred and fGurtf.
anniversary of his bir:h, F4hyu.psy
12th. 1913. The walls ere 10 he
DECORATED with fitting memarinl
panels, sablets, inscriptions. e,c
But The crowning glory of the bnild.
lug will lie in tbe fact .has it is 20 be
devoted 10 the study of the humani
sice, ,boHe .binga that relate 10 the
veil being Of nsn and me develop
mcnt Of the epirl.-Unity.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08
CELIA RARKER WOOLLEY ON
CURSE OF PREJUDICE.

We pralss ,ue Colored men and
curseivat; b'm for hA pro3rcga since
emancipation, ourselves FOR lhr nl,;
teudc1ea him, l. is ali whit % 80
40, yet the quest ton q. iup0rI.uca
20 me l', when uTa we g"iuu t.
smanoip..e ourealvsp from The irci
ndices which we have ng,iusi hIu?
We Sell hn BE hys Gone " II auA IL
doiog well, having contributed 20
literature, eciepca AID srt rs o;Ler
RACES; yet when Ao asks fer cbapcc
to earn An Eonsst living in cur iuc
tories end aaoYs, ws rtfua4 ban
Not ahst he is inCapsbls or unekil-
ful, bn! hscsusa CT She facS tDat we
whIEH pcopls are y2t s!&v,s - prriu-
diccs aud ohou!d Amsucipato our
eeivss. Ninety Mae bu. Of 100 nro
pcch slaves. ! Ava now apegk,Eg 10
2ou nacn Of huainoas ubo can gjvt
h: HeI,!o ctenco whD will. Fer
~aan pie: 4 baritohe in q New Yy,k
c"oir wss highly t!ailed ColoTGu
sin2c:. Olhor Usplbars If lhG choir
notified the ;eadsr that un!ees the
ColOrcd mau was dinchnruMd thcY
would isavo The choir. Tho leader
Informed them thai he was sGrry
th.t be VAS unsble 80 dispanae With
.he CGTv!css OF ths Cviortd baritone
singer, And the cunjr wes cnotin-
nsd as before. Wb>rsv yer ttl whites
havs threatened 10 Ic.vr, whor.vor
:ha pjoyer has BED cGuraec to
inform shcm tha> ha - scr7q, l,ut ,f
hey Will 60 b. wouid h.v9 10 fiji
10 II places, Ia .~ont cverY case lEa7
hs7s InIlsd to lenye. Oniy j0ba Civ
On ;he Negro rre jsu;.c1., por'ers
and wsjtera, regndlesa al q.a g.,
tions. The white people are 1,lIy
cloaipg lbo door OF rppnrin1lt,
ogainss the N,g:o. Professional
schools, husinees schoola., kjaderGa
ton schools are unjust 20 ,he Npg1o.
All ,ha Negro asks pow IS justice
ard nOtbing more"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08

nctil lie h,d lha Gudnci!y TO get
between Hr. Roosevelt and The O |
0: his hu bitior..
Wo s,a,sd that with few excsp.
!icns leaders OF shs Progressive party
ware man who bad soIteo all they
couli hope for as Republicans, acd
KRIS willing TO stake their fortunes
with the new party becsuee thsg
have everything TO gain AID nothing
10 lose.
Ar. Jnchsoa takes issus with us
On shis statement aud nemes shrce
rnen to prove The contrary-John-
soa. Beveridg 60 and Glasscack.
Mr. .Bevsridge wAa defestcd for
United States Senator three years
ago and was repudisted as csndi-
date for govsrnor at the last elecsiop,
Mr.. Glnsseock has never been
thought of by apy stste convon,iol r
wish the governorehip, bus was nom
ioa'ed fur years $50 by the S.a.e
Committee because Mr. DSwson
wsnt,d to reward him for the ser
vica be rendered him (Dswson) in
killirg tie republican party in West
VIfg uis 10 1904.
Of courae Mr. Qlassoock daes not
sxpacs such contingency iu Weas
Virginia again, hepc. his Bull Moose
pruolivitias.
We started out with the hope OF
con versipg, Bro. Jackson, but We
ore now convircsd that "Ephraim is
joined to his idol"
". J. Thompson.
Thomas, W. Va.
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION
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AneCd0Ia|
ti'3ya(ure
BY W. &.
BY W. &.
STILL FAsHIOEABLH,

A politician in New York aatd the
other day: "Supernuuus millions
will only buy supelhuite2. Money
IL nos the whole OF ii!c. caa wenr
only ons suit OF clothes at time,
eat only one tucul at time, and In-
h'Tt oply one houso at tim; aud
whsu I die, I csn t take dollar with
m9n
This remark WAS quoted to Sam
uei L. Johnson, tho Oolum bus capt
ta'ist. by rsportsr, together with
Thcrcau's fanous sayinG:-
"Ien labor under a mistake. Tho
better pars Of man 10 soon plowed
into the SOL for compost. Ny
ss'minG ntcrHsity, tkey are em-
ploysd. AS it says in an old book,
'eYlog up Treasures which mulh aud
1Ust will coIrups, md thiaves break
through and IS, cal"
Me- Johuson lisscnod With smile.
Es stood in his onic1 IN his shirt
sleeves, etadyicE tha tape that
siieamed from llcGsr
Tnst,' said hs, "is oil good
s.r"ight .alk, and overy syllable Of
IT ia true; but you can take my word
for it, young map, money aims
going ous Of fnsuirn just yeS, all the
%u uiae.'
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08
The NAMING Or UBET,

The iale Col. Sanders was can
vas5ing 10 Montana for votes for
hinsnif for governor. He came to
iil',e set,Iement bot yet named.
N etjng msD he said
II em w bar F. Saunders.
"Yes," sald she man.
Il um running for govsrnor, will
you vote for me, my friend7"
N,
"WeIl," said. Islanders, producing .
bot,le, will you bsve a drink?'
"You bet,' said ,he.
And tb"tis the way thu towo 90,
the uane Ub: t.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08

For cleaning, ,dysing and pressing
clothes, Mr.. G. Il. Oordner has one
of the best outfits and does the finest
guaranteed work Of any one in the
state. Plsce,of business, Winchester
Ave-, ?. 0. 609.-Both Phones.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08
r. XT EkPORK.

E1lor-" What il your idea Of
PEI 'ect 9yste!I Of government2'
Cont date On, / wouldn't Give
a complete outline in Rdvance'
"A1er NY el'ctloh l expect TO
noaks mos. OF it up as l go along"
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08
A HOLD UP.

why did you give that servant
such y fire 'o:tsr Of recommerda-
tiOi Asksj one woman,
Il wxs wll!ipg," amid tho other,
"Io do anyan'pG TO get her to 70
way peacszbly,'
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-02-08
.Mr. Jackson
On Rack Again

III gost i6buu Oh 6n@ lSSn., Bro. y :.
w. Jackson attempted to 6efaul The
Bull Moose party md I fell con-
strained to congratulate him upon
his ability 10 mike good srgunoat
90 bad csss.
Bro. Jackson denies that She Bull
Moose party ~as brought into exis-
'asaee 10 crafty the ambi:ioa Of Mr..
RooRevels, and tries 70 substan,ists
bis assertion by stating that bscsusa
of the sporoaoh 10 ent of special priv.
alegss, the throtslipg OF ths govern
'pent by The monsy powers, this
's'orn bad been impending for ,ke
last fvs or six yeara.
With al Of his aa,u,ensss, Bro,
Jae ksoa failed 20 zoe thss this so.
called diseontensmsnt would 90
back two years Ia tbs Roosevelt
aRinissHs.iou.
Continuing z,ro Jackson says shss
air. Roosesois and his frieEds wens
TO Chicago lxss June to fghs square
,iy and openly sha battle for Pro.
graaaive principles within the party.
ou sre nistsksn, my brother, BIS
w.nt there to hgh. for Theodore
-@Roossvois, and STOOD for 10 princi-
pie that VAS worth standing for that
was not pArs Of The record of She
Ropublicnn party.
Sssstor Root is reforted 10 as the
great apostle Of special privileges
and Mr. Roosevsls as tbs friesd Of
she masses.
I hr. Roosevelt is the raforsner
shat Bro. Jackson claims him 60 DO,
We wosld ike TO know Why be ep-
pointed The "apostls Of special priv.
ilsss"-Mr. Root. 10 tbs noa. sx-
alsed position in hia official family,
thss'of Secretary OF S.s.a.
W. will sxy for Mr.. Jacksop's
information thas noswi.hs.. nd;nx
the fact that Mr.. Roosevsls IL op-
posed 80 the mopsy yowsrs,sbe truste
and the bos sss, it is matter Of h,s-
tory that in 1904. be had the lsreess
campaign fund in shs history of
political campaiens.
am holding ny breath to Gee II
Bro, Jackson is willing 70 soy the
"''pes pie" gave bin this money.
Mr.. TAFT s.aDds for tbe clssses
says Dir. jackson. l venture the
ASSERTION tina. no two public man
over stood closer together nor un.
~dsrstood each other bestsr shan Mr..
Tsfs snd Mr.. Roosevelt, aud if Mr.,
Taft s'ands for sbe classes, as Mr..
Jscksos Gays, is wsnld be underesti.
ms'iug Mr.. Roosevelt's iptslligence
to say be did mol know il when be
used the power Of bis office 10 m,ke
him President.
Being q msmb'r Of ths N.,ionsl
Convention in 1908, the mstbods
used by the Roosevelt adminissra-
tion 10 have Mr.. Taft ncmina,ed
; came uDder our pegsonsl obee1va.ion.
Wa remember that when ,hs
tw'nty thousand people in the gal.
lery started a Roosevelt demopssr.-
t'on that stopped the wheels OF the
convention for forty pise minutes,
Mr.. Roosevelt sat at Washington
With his hand on ,be situation md
cootended for the nom inssion Of Mr..
Taft.
Whether Mr.. Jackson will co,-
'cede it or not, j, is fact we'll know,
by most people, that in the estln.-
Ttion Of Mr., Roosevelt, Mr.. Taft was
% scholar s.atesmsn,spd gentleman
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Memorials 10 Atr,n@m Lincoln
are multiplying, hu, no ecbiesemep,
of sr,iss ia hrorzp, merble, or 90
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-03-21
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-03-21
WEST BURKE
Mrs. May C. Cheney. Correspondents

Charles Fletcher is entertaining
his brother. James Fletcher, of Ran.
dolph.
Albert Cudore and wife have be,
gun housekeeping in Frank Burns
house.
Mrs. Lucian Chappell is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Cheney, in
st. Johnsbury.
Little Raymond Walter had the
misfortune to fall last Thursday and
break his leg.
Claude RoundyTreturned Monday
from a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Chas. Fletcher was in ST.
Johnsbury, Thursday.
Fred Woodruff of Newport, spent
Sunday with his parents, o. c. Wood
ruff and wife.
Misses Laila and Glen Roundy are
home on a vacation from their school
at Newport.
Miss Julia Walter has returned
from a two weeks visit in East
Burke.
Riley Roundy and wife are i'll with
the prevailing distemper.
Clyde and Carl Bishop are i'll with
la grippe and bronchial trouble.
F. H. Trashier was home over
Sunday.
Fred Chabot has moved into Mrs.
Abbie Humphreys tenement.
Miss Florence Drown of New
Haven, Conn, is the guest of rela-
tives in town.
B. D. Ruggles and wife spent the
past week in Boston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1913-03-21
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supply the enormous demand Yak" is deli
cate, harmless, aud fascinating to the skin, alb
solute1y free from dangerous drugs. "Yaak"
(speciaD is purely vegetable Herbs, Oils of
Nuts, Lily-bulb Juice, Cerasine, Olive oils and
Cocoanut Chips, which give the face healthful
glowing appearance. Apply a little at night,
and every morning; you will quickly see sur
prsing change. The newest, irresistible, bril-
liant complexion beaut6er has suddenly made
a tremendous stir among the wrinkled faces,
pimply-faces frecl<led faces and coarse pores
1t is said to be the greatest preparation in the
wide world to remove forever those ugly facial
blemishes, and with amazement makes the
For those who have pimples blackheads, and
coarse pores of long standing will be astonished
how quickly they can get rid of those homely
features with ''YAAK" Especially. 1t never
fails to give quick results No samples given;
the ingredients special products. large
shipment of "Yaak" (speciaD reached Chicago
and il was quickly gobbled up i'll few hours.
Many disappointed women, failing to get it,
left their names with cash for the next ship,
ment of "Yaak" Especially expected i'll few
days. Everything gone" p" Yak is all sold
out" ''Wil have more in few days. are the
short answers from clerks. Many society
women, beauty parlors, and residences have
telephoned in their orders thick and fast to the
department stores and druggists. Heavy mail
orders from out-oftowns are coming i'll fast for
"Yaak" Especially. The demand has been
enormous "Yaak" (speciaD gives the face
extremely brilliant, fascinating plump youthful
glow An exquisite refined complexion. 1t
comes in two sizes, Shopper box. and also so cts
per box. But if your facial blemishes are of
long standing, then get the larger size box,
you will surely need it for permanent results
Your town druggists can probably getit for you
from the wholesaler. Or else send your money
oiuSlo " any Vi inc lineage business
Will be shipped to you prompt1yby mail.
Economical Drug Co. Opposite Marshall
Field Coz
Siegel-Cooper Co,
The Public Drug Co. '"'
Buck & Rayner's(3) Drug Stores.
Rothchilds big department store, and The
BIG FAIR Store--a11 big Chicago firms.
Local sales agents wanted for distributing
''YAAK" (speciaD. Write to the YAAK Mfg.
Co.. department A. A., Chicago.