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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
WAVERLY

wAvERIY, VA, Aug. l6.-Walter
IT. Daniel and V. L. Arnold have re-
turned to their homes In Waveriy.
after spending ten days IN Philadel-
phia- Niagara Falls and New York.
A. ]. Perryman, Jr, Of Talbotton'
Ga. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs c. l..
Smith on Copperhaunk avenue,
Mrs. w. T. Williams is visiting
friends and relative in Culpeper coun-
ty, Virginia.
Mrs. George f. Burt and daughter,
Miss Mary. are spending some time
with relatives in Bowling Green.
Miss Marie Fitchett has returned to
her home in Waverly. after spending
two months at the Peabody Institute,
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Louise Shipp and daughter
Louise. are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Washington. D. c.
Professor W. J. Young, Of Hamden
Sidney college, arrived in Waverly to-
day, where he will visit In the home
of Dr. and Mrs. r. A. Daniel on East
Main street
! Mrs, L. M. Hancock and the Misses
Hancock are spending the week at
/ Ocean View, Va.
| Miss Irma Jeffries returned to her
! home in Chase City on Saturday. after
spending some time In the home Of
! r. Fleetwood on Main street.
Miss Mae Camp has returned to her
| home In Franklin. after spending ten
days with Miss Grace w. West on Cop
perhaunk avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Mastin Thacker, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. spent Wednesday OF
this week in the home of MIR and Mrs
@. A. Harrison on Main street.
Miss Lucille Rogers has returned
home. after spending several days al
| Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs o. II. Baird. Of Nor
folk, spent Thursday in the home OF
Judge J. F. West on Copperhaunh
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Walden have re-
turned to their homes In Washington
u. c., after spending two weeks II
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Fore
, on North street.
Miss Helen Sampson. OF Austin
Texas. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. h
w. Chappell on East Main street.
Mrs. Annie Holmes and Miss Allc
, Pasteur have returned TO their hons
, in Waverly. after spending the month
: of June and July In Portsmouth. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

matinees during the last three days
the feature offering will be provided
by the Leffel trio of comedy bar ar
lists, with funny humping and
bounding number called AN Initia-
ton Of the Nut Club"
Another will rest in the appearance
Of Irving Gosiar. brilliant singer and
piano PLAYER. with a host of songs all
his own.
Rounding out the second trinity VIII
be the musical comedy stars. Craig
and 0verhoit. classy couple with
their entertaining abilities devoted TO
some bright dialogue, songs and
dancing.
Two picture plays will be shown at
each OF the matinees. and, two DIFF
ferent ones will be offered at the night
performances.
This novel plan will afford Colonial
goers the opportunity of seeing two
perform ances for the same price. for
which one is now seen. the double
show idea offering much moro enter
tainment of the same quality as at
present without adding to the admis-
sion charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

soon a. possible be placed In good
family homes, where they may live
under normal conditions and be given
the educational advantages OF the
community. The Institutions should
be In the hands Of experts, and should
be frxt- class in every respect. for the
work IL of foremost important. He
who trains the children Ia engaged In
the making Of the nation.
In the inspecial Of jails. many chill
dren were found confined for petty Of
lenses. These children are not GRIM
mails and the board felt that some
thing should be done to prevent them
being compelled TO associate with de-
PRAYED people. The white boys are
now committed directly to the REFORM
atory or are placed in family homes.
The majority of children found In
TAIL were colored boys. The board
Of charities has taken about 1875 Of
these out of Jail and placed them In
homes; at least 100 have made good.
Thus the criminal population of the
State is being reduced by cutting on
the supply.
When Juvenile courts like that in
Richmond shall have been established
In all our cities and adequate non
support laws have been enacted. the
state will be In position to save ali
It's FnliOFen WHO dTe poItiiai liN''Ne&'''
from training in crime which comes
from association with criminals in the
jails and In the slums OF our cities.
The report was the first Of its kind
ever published in the South and at
tracted world wide attention. Copies
were sent. on request, to every city
and States in the Union; to England
Switzerland, Japan and other foreign
countries. The leading social work,
ers In tho United States declared that
II was one of the best first reports
ever published by board Of char
tiles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
At the Colonial.

II "breyitv Ia the soul Of wit and
wit denotes enl!ghtenmens, then
the no > ptsn Of amusement procedure
To he nAugurated tomorrow AT the
Colonial brings pr mise OF muca "i
wit and enlightenment TO those VINO
have 80 long appreciated the an .et-
ta3nm.nt value always 70 I've found At
this theater. The new departure Of
fers SIX daily performances consisting
of thru. vaudevii's acts and two pr.
ture plays. made up t'vo distinctly
dlfferent tills. This will bring about
three a,lrees each day and three
night performances. AT the matine~s
the first three days and tho night per-
formsnres the last three days VIII ne
offered one program or three Vauue-
willie numbers and two picture PLAYS
while for the night performances the
first three days and the matinees the
last three DAYS there will be an en-
ttrely different program Of three
vaudeville acts and two picture plays.
| The admission scale will he low
I one Ten cents win be the charge
for adults to any part Of the house
/ afternoon or night, while there Will
/ be a special price Of five cents for
| the children at the matinees. emitting
| them to seats in any portion OF the
| house The box seats price will be
tWentS-HVe FsftS altefHooH anu Ihs g.
For the matinees the first three days
and the last three nights of the week
! the program as arranged will star the
! Led Gougets. an internationally pop
ular musical pair. Their melody max
! ing will display their skill on wind
and string instruments. and they
| come to Richmond with splendid
reputation.
Carl Statzer. hlackface comedian,
with a budget Of songs and parodies,
/ n funny monoloEue and some dancing
stunts win he another of the offerings.
Ray Myers. the petite and pretty
singing ccmedienne. will complete the
1 trinity to introduce the new style OF
entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
SALE OPENS FOR
THE NEW LYRIC
HANDSOME PLAY HOUSE, RICH
MOND'S LATEST. WILL BE
OPENED NEXT WEEK.

At A. NJ. Monday next. August
18th. tickets will be placed on sale
for the opening of the New Lyric thea
ter to begin its initial season of Keith
vaudeville, and as a theater. with the
matinee performance Monday, August
25th. at 2.30 ?. NJ. The scale OF
prices arranged will throw quite
all of the house, the orchestra
and balcony. in the laps of theater-
goers for the modest sum of 25 cents.
The night schedule Will offer seats in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
SOUTHERN II SILWAY.
Premier Carrier of the South

Offers splendid special service and
low round trip fares 10 Central North
Carolina points. Tickets good on regu-
lar train leaving Richmond 1890 A
NJ, August %, 1913,
For full Information, write, or
phone
&. f. BURGESS. d, 7. A.,
cor East. Main ST. Madison 272
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17
Q4sOM SMALL. aEGINSINus Il
asoa RI HAS cRowS IN usir.
rUr,yEss AND INFLUENCES.

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Eorsseasots ss,.s,J,. sapra,.rsa
oi ihe ss"sfat 50 ,',.,..sa ~ The
- - .sss,tnr,ai ana advisory not
nnaFu MY 49, - -,e1,,,,9,.o cyrnn,
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wnen snc ~; t,~.szttsrr,.
PoWs,s 'et ~ 80 - fystlt,,tians
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$500 y. -. ma ,.etrdv -
wa s ~ a. 4nItr5uen+ or
ues.e.sso1 ,,ass,s - ~ ,rcrls being
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-17

greater latitude than any stage would
permit
Performances will he given twice
daily during the week at ZAP ana 81 10
r NJ Popular prices will prevail,
% and 80 cents, with special bargain
nrices for the daily matinees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
pike Briefs.

Fu,ton's 'lult. which was entered IN
Tho parade last night. received a great
deal Of applause.
The out-tl- pike district was com
plcfcly deserted yesterday.
No 81. which lctt the tracS Thurs
day near Wheeling. was placed on the
track early Yesterday morning and
service resumed
John Cuttings. of Golden. was a Wis
itor in Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs Rena Allen. O; Maju-syille. who
has been spending several DAYS with
friend in Elm Grove. has returned 20
her home
Wh"'.er Rine was business caller
in Naiorsvillr Yesterday
The farmers az This vicinity are
wearing broad smiles This morning.
owing 20 the fine rains Ve received
Yesterday
Niss Otta Elder. o. calls. is spcnd-
Ing several days with friends in Elm
Grove
Dave Realty. who has been spend
'rr several veal. 10 colorado. is Wis
itiur friends boz Fulton
Vim. Bell. CO.. Calls. was visitor In
the GROW" Yesterday
Miss Margaret NcCombs. who has
been spending several days with
friends 10 Farmon'. has returned
home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
WHEELING STORES
TO CLOSE TONIGHT
IN COMPLIANCE VITA AGREE
MENT REACHED SOME
TIME AGO.
Thirteen Firms VII close places o.
Business every Saturday st
Gu O'Clock


Many %. ''' more 'uln. 'sr' stores
of h" cts htf. l...I.a f.tt Wr mr
Their notice. ih., vail f.u.. thor ,,,,r-
., ...t. ......
''' -"
"''t TOD H'+"' i..r I important
Wnt" boo 'Hr direction az .hprfrr hour.
and t., humanitarian If..t.... vE..u
t.r..r.,t...t .. .,...I. ,....
"'. '.''f Dos "I
'."'i" ''hh'r 'd "''h .'"r'r. and th..
i'.'' ''"i l't'' .H' working
".'Ir OBJ h.'' OBI t.'I.'. '"ft'} 500
.''N 900. 'i ", 'h''irtE' o.
%. .'' '"- 800 Ni' Co.
WI. rni ih
''" VIZ ''" ".N DO ''H. fli-
'''' ''''.' .''f'.
.' H I.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21

~ ~" state fair grounds Crcscea,
lodge. %: %" Amalramlted As-ocia
'i"n. i- having picnic at 'ho fair
srounfs today a.i the cour,.t'r.. 900
ch1rg" Of M a.raur.meuta 'H,u,-7i
o. give Wheeling on opportunity &C.
hear. p"r-o a.I". rho mau they nave
road about fnr yt.r-
Tho picnic. 81 couree viii L-'
i.rpu-hout % Gty NJ Ua-r,W VII
.r'ak 80 o O'clock ohio edo cities
.I send BIZ delegations. 70 ia prom.
.tnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
Mrs. Marshall Dies.

Yesterday morning at o'clock oc-
CURED the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Marshall. the widow OF George Mar
shall deceased. Death was due 10 the
infrmities OF age. coupled with other
ailments. She was n staunch mem
Der OF the English Lutheran church
during her whole life.
Funeral services will be held from
her late home. at Fulton. with Rev.
W. :. Dysingsr officiating. after
which interment Will be made in
Stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
PLANS COMPLETED
Noted Attorney VIII Reach City This
Morning and speak a. Fair
Grounds THIS Afternoon.

Announcement W.. mad" last nirLt
'1 thn cTrof 'tl' Everything i4 o.
readiness. 's'n 'o fhn m.nufcs' dr
aI. for tho meeting fo ho addrrss,d
fiit afternoon 90 mo land fl-
GROUND. bg Clarence S. rarr1v. 'he
nrl known champion o. labor a.
lnr''nfore stated 100 fhntr column
Mr barrow sHmf.. ruf 90. au tri's'Yr
-1 much Eel rDuH ..inr and tI.r. I
every reason fo l..i'r. fta' Doc e
he greeted hy "a record b-'akur crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
OUT-THE-PKE
Sheriff Sweeney Takes q Hand.

Sheriff Sweeney seems to DO as
progressive as the President. In tina,
he has taken the iniative IN stopping
the speed craze that seems TO be
spreading over the autoists that fire.
auent the National pike. Sheriff
Sweeney was on the Job himself for
the past several days. Thursday he
stopped n man who was driving on
the wrong side Of the road and gave
MIN n talking to that he will not for
get soon The names OF all persons
who are caught speeding will be taken
and they will be given the limit. The
sheriff has squared himself on this
point and the people may rest as
sured that they will be given the best
protection possible on this point.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21

the first 81 u"y' week. the exact dl-e
not having he"r decided upon There
engines aud cars or" very carefully
guarded by h" 70 4 o md canvass
coverings have been ESPECIALLY made
20 protect them from dust and rust.
o. they represent the manner 10
which one of fAr biggest corporations
in tho country VAS startnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21

"Nha; vas g. finally broke M tho
mii'Hnt movement among the suffra-
cis'e7"
The rot cot so rough that a wo-
man couldn't ro into one without hav-
irf Dor Good clothes an torn 10
pieces VuTalo Express
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
Picnic Next Thursday.

All arranCcmcn have been com
pleted for the union picnic Of the
Presbyterian Sunday schools. to be
given at Wheeling parry next Thurs
day. June 90. Quite "A great deal OF
interest is being taken and the crowd
promises to be record breaker. All
the schools are making "a strong bio
for the large flag 10 be- given To- the
one selling the most tickets and the
close promises TO be close and in
teresting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
Business Houses Closed.

Practically every house IN the ont
the pike district was closed to allow
their employees 70 attend the Celebra-
ton in Wheeling The stores OF Elm
Grove remained open because of the
fact hat they have proclaimed hall
holiday Tor cvcry Wednesday for the
rest az The summer. Tn" drug stores
were closed for the first time in many
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work call
THE c. 8. KIMBERLY CO.
Schmulhach Building.
Game This Afternoon.

What promises To be a very good
game will take place this afternoon
when thu strong Mold " Foundry
team Will cross bats with the Triad'l-
pima team on the latter's grounds
The gam. VIII hc called at o'clock
and me of thu LARGEST crowds OF the
season Is expected. Wagner and
knight will form the batter, for TIL
ad, lpnla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
RETURN ENGINES
Relics % o & o. Nov on Exhibition
tere VIII Be Taken 90 BSlti-
more First Of Week.

All % the Oh engine and cars
7 h'ch have been oD exhibition iu 'ho
ilcmpfaf cards during fho week a,l
De- removed 90 Baltimore somc time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
Wonderfully Pretty Human Hair
TRANSFORMATIONS
SWITCHES
POMPADOURs
CURLS, BANGS

We know that there is not woman in need of addi-
ona hair who would Intentionally pass this opportuni-
ty to secure needed supply. But naturally sale of
ferng such extraordinary values las always and
this is simply warning note to you. The prettiest,
natural wavy hair is here in profusion now Switches
the Steless variety-that make most fetching colt
fures Transformations that are delight to behold!
CurS and Bangs and Pompadours in colors to match in
every possible instance. Come see
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
IN THE MEMS STORE
Req. 81 Union Suits for OOC
"AIRYKNI7'' and "TWLNTEX'' Brands

Mems
"Ainf and "Titx"
place of $780, Short sleeves and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21

Danish oEE exports started with
1..HHu dozens annually .H ,,If. tro.
apurf.J from $4,000 Iuyru- .u 1871 'u
u1fUun dozen. 300 1Nf2 CD f.I-.U'l d.g
ems iu is-3 and l1.N OUu foleus 800
1874 Deeper Industry boo poultry raie
lux fhcu advanced thc exports to lt.
OOO OOC dozens in 1890. double thar
quantity in 1895. aud Co S5.s5o.OOo
dozens ia 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-21
GRAY HAIR
A FEATURE

Gray hair that ranges all the way from mere Sprnk-
ling Of gray the algray assuring perfect matching
Hair OF finest French ana German cuttings carefully Sc
Tested, sweet clean and luStrouS
Miss Carter is at hand Ia arrange YOUR couture
and to see that the hair YOU intend purchasing matches
Your own hair to queens taste For Saturday there will
he newly opened many Switches and Transformations
that rentocemcntS the regular supply at hand
The Adair County news., 1913-07-02
FOURTH DAY

FRIDAY, AUG. ID
LOT-NO.-66-Cots, (ndivduas)
154-Cot, either SEX under one year .. .'......
155-Mare colt, one year and under two ............
LOT-NO.-69-Mare and colt
l56-To be shown to halter count so per cent.
and colt to count so per cent. .....-.....
LOT-NO-70-Harnes Horses
Condition same as lot No. IS.
157-Stalion two years and under three ...........
four years and over Observation-Disclosures.
LOT-NO-71-Roadsters
Condition same as lot No 80.
159-Mare or gedng under four years -............
LOT-NO-72-Combined horses
For Cumberland county only.
160-StalIon, geldng or mare. any age ..........
The Adair County news., 1913-07-02

LOT-NO.-49-Plu Running Race
122-Mle heats. best in 3, three START Cumberland
county only. First. ................... 10
Second Observation-Disclosures.
Third ......... ....,.......
LOT-NO.-50-Jacks.
123-Jack any age Observation-Disclosures.
124-Jack years and under 4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
l25-Jack years and under 3 ..... ..............
I26-Ja under year ...........................
LOT-NO-51-Jennets.
l27-Jennets, 3 years and under .... $780,. .......
1873 Jennets. years and over .... ... ..... ..
LOT-NO.-52-terd
l29-To Of bull and three cows or heer must
be registered ............. ......... II
13O-Bet boy rider under 3 years ..... ........-
LOT-NO.-53-Combined harness and FIVE
gated saddle horses
131-Must be driven and then ridden will be Judged when
driven by the considerations governing harness
horses and when ridden by the considerations
governing saddle horses, driving to count so per
cent. and riding so per cent
Stallion any age First .............. 4
second
hEd .........
The Adair County news., 1913-07-02
SECOND DAY
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. ID.
DEPARTMENT K.

LOT NO-41-Dany cattle.
I97-Bun any age 10 90
I9S-Cow any age. ...... ........ ......... 10 90
I99-Cow and hefer calf ...... -........... 10 90
1OO-Cow years and under .......... 80
l0I-FIefer under year ......-... so
LOT NO-42-E1erd.
lO2-To consist Of bull and cows heIer be
DEPARTMENT.
LOT-NO.-43-Cots Individually
I03-Mare colt under year ......,....... so
lO4-t4ose colt under year ........... so /
1O5-Cot either sex, year and under so
LOT-NO.-44-FWe gated saddle horses
1O6-To be Judged by their soundnes conformation man
ners finish, action and unless years old
have distinct gait required by the American
Saddle Horse Breeders Association, that Is First
walk second hOt third, rack fourth canter 6hh
running walk fox o slow pace. Docked
horse not eligible to compete in this class, Mare
Gedmg years and under B. ............ 10 90
l07-Mare gelding and under ..... 10 90
LOT-NO-45-Famess horses.
IOS-To be judged by their conformation finish STYLE quail
ity manner soundness, an-round action general
adaptablty for harness and the in which
they shod and bIted Excessive pace and &C
donn essential Docked horses eligible to
compete in this class pair Of gedngs
(any age) First 49,. ........ ........... IS 90
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7 so
Third ........... -. 90
19-Mare gedms age for Cumberland county
l0-Stalon years and under 4. 10 90
1l-Mare gedng years and under 10 90
DEPARTMENT NJ
LOT-NO-46-
112-Mare mule under yearod .......... ] so
1l3-Mare mule year and under z so
114-Mare mule years and under ; SO
115-Mare mule years and over .............. J so
ll6-Horse mule under year old ....>..... .... 50
l17-F1ore mule year old and under J SO
1872 years and under 3 .-................. 7 SO
l19-Hore mule years and over ......... 50 2
LOT-NO-47-Mare and mule colt
12O-Mae and mule colt .......... so 2
121-Man wthlargest family Barrel Snow
Shecel by Woodman Drift Flour
The Adair County news., 1913-07-02

Continued on Page Three.
The Adair County news., 1913-07-02

Conditions same as lot NO. Al.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-12-11

home Thursday, December 4th, In
honor of her tenth birthday. The after
noon was spent in games, guessing
contests, what not table, and a SOU
venir grab basket. Guessing contest
was won by Mable Thompson. What
not table prize by Ruby Jermstad.
Luncheon was served at 4:30. Many
pretty gifts as rememhrances Of her
birthday were received.
Surprise Party-Tuesday, ten ladies
carrying bundles and fancy work wend.
ed their way to the home of Mrs. Bis
by to surprise her, and most assuredly
a complete surprise 1t was. After a
lively time in visiting and with fancy
work the invaders served the delicious
~two-course luncheon they brought with
them.
Farewell Party-Mr. and Mrs. Thorn.
Der were the complimented guests at
a party Tuesday evening at the Odd
Fellows hall. The Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs being the entertainers. After
a pleasant time in visiting, games, etc.
a fine lunch was served. A beautiful
book case was presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Thornber to show the appreciation OF
their work in the lodge.
@ @ O
Saturday Literary cIub-Mrs. c. d,
Kendall entertained the club last Sat
urday and fourteen responded to roll
call and Mrs. Wright Of De Smet, as
visitor. Current events we're in charge
of Mrs. Kendall. Mrs. Chappell took
up the subject Of "Millionaries" with
help from Mrs. Storm and Mrs. Brown
ing.