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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-31

eloped TO Everett two days ago.
Palmer. who Is u graduate OF the
broadway high. coached tho Cen.
trail grade school boys TO cham.
pionship last season.
Frank Vance. Seattle Athletic
club director. who springs 'leyenty.
seven ideas day on tho board OF
directors at the club. IL planning
the biggest indoor track meet ever
staged In this locality. Vance
wants TO pull the stunt In February
In the armory. The University OF
Washington and the athletic clubs
of Portland and Vancouver have
slgnified their intention OF entering
Coach Rogers OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
Baseball league. is elated over the
prospects for the new Y. NJ. G. A.
league.
The outlook Is immense de.
clares Rogers. This being our see
ond year. faults OF last season will
DO done away with. as we will be
expected 20 come across with n
good brand OF ball. even though
amateurs. This new league OF
ours, which will include Everett.
Bellingham. Tacoma and Seattle, II
given the proper support and back
ing. II bound TO make 40. and II
Is my opinion that Il will have a
tendency to raise the standard OF
amateur ball around tho Puget
Sound country"
The Federal league, which at the
present time IL stirring things up
In the big leagues. IL destined TO a
short existence. In tho opinion OF
Owner Dugdale. Dug is looking
/ for one big smashup by the term.
ination OF the 1914 season.
II do not think such an organiza,
ton can survive longer than a
year" Dug said
This Federal league talk re-.
minds me OF the Brotherhood
league. which attempted TO cut into
the game by very similar methods
/ In 1890. The league was organized
from the Players Brotherhood fra.
ternity. formed In 1856. The league
located in each OF tho major cities.
and they stole their players. The
National league and American ms.
ISOLATION combined In warfare
against the outlaws. II took only "A
season TO GUST the Brotherhood
league and a million dollars was
I dropped by the hackers"
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SELECT A NAME

NEW YORK. Dec. 81. 49, Tho
Clark. Plchton syndicate has an
nounced the selection OF the name
Defiance" for the American yacht
defender Il IN building.
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ExCELSIORs TRIUMPH

The Trinity NJ. f. basketball
squad met defeat by sl.to-30
score nj the hands OF the Piper &
Taft Excelsiors in Trinity gym
Tuesday night. II was T1nity's
first defeat in eight games played
this season
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Workmen have finished the job
on Dug's left field bleachers. which
was only partially completed at the
close OF the 1918 season. The
stands will now accommodate 5000.
Tho addition overlaps the baseline
for several feet and at that partic-
ular point the fan will look d.
rectly at home plate. A clout into
the bleachers viii so as round
trip.
Acquaintance OF G.. r. G.. Pal.
men. the Central grammar school
coach. we're surprised today TO
learn Palmer had put one over on
them. and is a member Of the bene-
diets. Palmer and his bride. Helen
Barton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Barton. OF 22is 10th av.
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HYIAND A WINNER

NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-F1ghtlne
Joe Hyland has decision over
Frankie Madden, as result OF
their ten-round clash mt the At
lantic Garden A. G.
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DR.. MACY, Specialist

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Medicine and surgery.
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Seattle. We
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tects the nerve. preventing further decay.
safe. reliable effective by mail or at
druggists. 2Sc,
butler Drux o.. Seattle Wash.
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VASE WILL FIGHT

VASE WILL FIGHT
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. al
Frenchis Vaise and Joe Arevedo
have been rematched for a ten.
round bout before tho Oakland
Wheelmen's club on Jan. 10.
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Weight reducing. body building. Aus.
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WHY SUFFER ToorHAcuE.
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THE. VIRCINUS HOTEL

"A. virginia 81. near Wertiass Az.
w. rhaue filiett SOS
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Prices paid producers for butter. eggs,
pouitry, veal and pork

Selling price, for butter, ~rg. ana
cheese. Corrected daily by the John m
ARcn Co.
Butter
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-26

A list Of Coal district road fund
orders filed in settlement by Percy
Byrd, ex-sherif of Harrison county
for year 1912 at the June term of the
county court of Harrison county.
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Percy Byrd, ex-sherif Harrison
County, in account with the road fund
Of Coal district for the year 1912:
DR.
Balance due this fund by
Percy Byrd, s. II. G. as per
his settlement for 1911. :. .$6790.55
b. L. Pigott, Assessor. Road
Capitation Tax 1912 Col
Iected ............... ..... 1162.0O
NE. L. Pigott, Assessor, Road
Y, Capitation Tax 1912 Delin-
quent $780,. ......... 1890
Q. 3. Darst. Auditor. Public
Service Corp. Tax 1912.... 4,s32.36
Road Money REFUNDED - 1871
Miscellaneous Collections:
VIM. NJ. Sthpther .......... 1885
f. & G. Traction Co. .....s.. 1862. 80
Del Land Sales & REDEEM.
Del. Land sales & REDEEM.
Del i Land Sales l REDEEM. 9'o'
Del dsO4 Land nd Sales Z REDEEM. $50
1910 ................ s4.ss
Levy for year 1912 -. 6,65s.2S
Interest on Levy 1912. 21.ss
$21,228. Al
Percy Byrd, ex-sherif Harrison
County. in account with the road fund
OF Coal district for the year 1872:
Orders Cancelled ........$ S,T49.7e
Exonerations ............. l4.OS
Discount allowed on Levy
1912 ...., e.s..1......,... 1882
Discount allowed on State
Public Service Corp. Tax
1912 ........ 12O.S2
Delinquents 1919 ........ 7S.ot
Improper Charges 1912.... d.31
Capttations Returned de-
linQuent by Percy Byrd,
S. H C. ..-.......... 141.0t
Commission on Capitation
Tax 1912 paid E. L. Pig
OFT. Assessor. a 10 per
cent 1l6.zt
Commission Public Service
Corp. Tax 1912 a ~ per
cent ,..... ............... TO.61
Commission on Levy 1912
a 715 per cent ....... go
Commission on Interest
1912 a tx per cent. 1.6S
Balance due this fund by
Percy Byrd, aS-S. II. G. d1S22.4
e d 22a ~
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County OF Harrison, to-Wit:
], Percy Byrd, late Sheriff Of Harri-
son County do swear that the youch
ers mentioned Elm the list hereto at
tacaed were paid In good faith to dis
charge the Road and Bridge Debt or
Clay District and that said list IS
correct and true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief, so help me God
PERCY BYRD,
Late sherfR OF Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this the 9th day Of July. 1913
LEO r. CAULFTELD,
Notary Public for Harrison County
Ny commission expires September
18th, 1919,
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County of, Harrison, to-wit:
/, Percy Byrd, late Sheriff OF Harri-
son County, do swear that the vouch-
ers mentioned In the list hereto at
tached were paid in good faith to dis
Coal District and that said list iF
correct and true to the best of my
knowledge and belief, so help me God
PERCY BYRD,
Late Sheriff of Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the 9Th day of July, 1913.
LEO p. CAULFIELD,
Notary Public for Harrison County.
My commission expires September.
14th, 1919.
Percy Byrd. ex-sherin Harrison
county. in account with the road fund
of Eagle District for the year 1912:
Dr.
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Percy Byrd, ex-sheriff Harrison
County, In account with the road fund
OF Coal district for the year 1912:
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WELDON

Especial TO The Times D.sratch.l
Weldon. y. -. December l3-M:s. y. W.
Pierce was hostess 20 the Tuesday after
noon meeting OF tho book club. Mrs ". r.
Smith road AN interesting paper on the
life OF tho Empress Josephine. ana. in tho
absence Of Mrs. J. J.. Green. Miss Annie
Pierce read 'so!iloquy the Tomb OF
Napoleon The hostess was assisted IN
serving refreshments 10y Misses Narcissu
Daniel and MargarcJ Pierce.
y most enjoyable occasion was the meet
ing At Halifax o! tire Elizabeth Montfort
ASH. Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution at the home Of Miss
Mar Norman. This chapter IS working 20
purchase tho old Grove Hou.,." the his
toric home OF Willie Jones. OF Revolutionary
ianlc. and TO resto:e Il 10 something like
itS former grandeur.
on 1hursda. afternoon from 70 the
home OF Mrs. ". +. Daniel was the scene
o: luncheon. at which Miss Jeanette
DANE! was hostess given 50 the faculty 81
the school and q Gc'v other friends. tn.
luncheon wac Complimentary 20 Miss Helen
j. Pope member OF the faculty. who IS
20 he inurricd December - 10 q. 4 liar
rinrtOU The hostess was assisted IA eervine
refreshments ny Misses Marion Bruce DAME
and %a.ciss1 Daniel.
Mrs vs., r smith went 20 Raleigh this
ve~h 20 visit her sister. Miss Annie Travis
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EMPORIA
tsp.cia, to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatoh.1
Einporta, Va. December a-The Civic
Improvement League met In the high school
building on Tuesday night with Mrs. w. w.
Robertson. tho president. I'm the chair, There
very good attendance. Tho lecture
committee announced that II had secured
Miss Katherine Stuart as the first lecturer.
Mrs. Macin Miss Moore and Miss Saunders.
of the high school faculty. and Mrs. Robert
son gave enthutriastic reports of the CON
ference and school fair. held ut LynchburG.
Miss Katherine Stuart. first vice. pres idc n
of the Woman's National Rivers and IIar-
boris Congress. and II representative OF the
Audubon Society. savo an interesting leo
turc In tho nrmory hall on Friday nNor-
noon. and a talk at tho county teachers
association OH yesterday.
l.. Peyton Turner county clerk who IS
= law student At Richmond College. and has
Just passed tho bar examination, visited
his home here Sunday
Archer Anderson, of Richmond, spent tho
weekend here visiting relatives
Mrs George s. Bruce left on Friday for
Nashville Tenn. where she will reside this
winter.
Miss Margaret and Julia rroiinser re-
turned to their home In Radford on Wed
ncsday. after u stay with Miss Eleanor
Tillar.
Mir. ana Mrs. John Pcrcivai OF Lawrence
Vile. arc visiting their daughter. who is
very cicl.
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again taken charge OF her Glasses here
Mrs Emmett Deans. of Portsmouth. and
Hiss Rose Rominous. Of Newport News were
guests OF Miss Ninon Williams on Chestnut
Street.
The Davis Circle of Kings Daughters mo,
with Miss Phoebe Artman on Main street on
Thursday afternoon
Or. W. ". S,aley has been called TO
tInnk!inton. " G., on account OF the severe
Illness OF his wife.
Lee Britt attended the district conference
In Portsmouth Va. last week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Furman H. Martin were
guests OF honor at reception held at the
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening.
Tn" Myrtle Citizens League gave oyster
supper ON Thursday night at the old Myrtle
Schoolhouse.
Tho Social Club entertained by Mrs
John w. Elcy Thursday afternoon.
Kenneth Hawkins who has been fo- the
past year with the Canadian Pacific Railroad
around Hudson BAY. arrived at home for
the holidays on Wednesday, morning
Miss Hilda Hawkins IL the guest OF her
brother. Herman Hawkins, in Montreal. Can.
George i. Barton is at homo from North
Carolina for the holidays.
Mrs. james Chapman, OF smithneld, sister
OF Mrs. j.. j. Morrison and Mrs. Herbert
! West. Is very IL.
/ The aiming high" class OF Suffolk Chris
/ tian Church. met with Miss Doris Turner on
I Friday afternoon.
/ Mrs. James aIchagin, of North Carolina,
arrived here on Wednesday and is u guest
/ of Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Hart on Clay street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
MINERAL

cola! 20 The Times Dispa,chl
Nlhc:sl. Va, December !5 Colonel n. S.
fcir% president .. tho BOYD Smith min"s.
spent scveia! days this week boxing over
The property. ". y McCollistcr of cave
S1F!nS o.. sp-nt several Gays with Cap.
;aiu noyu S.u,th
g. vs.. kIu. Of Richmond. has opened a
conniasaiy ~ the Eoyd Smith rnines
j. l-n4say Gordon was tho cues, OF j. u.
AlcSNeen cH wednesday,.
d. II vs. JUDO. u Us said. Will tax. up
the prac,ic" o: The lH,o Dr. John Frazier,
IN Sp1tsyl,auin County.
Cn"fles u. Curry, Of staun,on Va. spsn,
TUESDAY In Mineral
~ -. !. rhnlp. IS visiting friends IN
I,utncrfor0tou. \ C.
Mrs J. II Haskell spea, wednesday, in
Iichluoud
Thomas Armstrong. secretary % The sal
pnu. Mining aud Railroad Company. suen,
Tuesday ~ ;he mines
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CISMONT

tisinont Va. December I5.--.>irs Welifort
Reed held 8. charming reception on Tues
day afternoon toy the Ladies Auxiliary Of
trace Church. nt her home at lngIeside
Nr Mayo the distinguished divine or the
ANA gave very interesting account OF his
Work mere and the iITo2rcs. OF tho people.
THOSE VINO were present w.To Mr. William
Edward Warner. Rev. Leslie Eobinson Mrs.
fred Page. Hirs Lewis. Mrs. Mori;z. Mrs
Webb Mrs. Money. Mrs. Craig. Misses
Charlotte and Margaret Randolph. Miss
Helen Mono. Miss Eiethen MCGEE ana sew
-rai others
Mise natcmau. Of Sew York. Is a eues,
Of MI and Mrs. VIII Money for tho winter
Mr.. "nd Mira. Harrington and Mr.. and
MtH. Ernest Thompson Seton have been
guests at Castul;;i tor several days
Edward Christian. OF Atlantic City ha.
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BURLINGTON

Spscia. - Ihe Tilucs Disp.,l
'..'4hs'oH, - December l Usses
Eette ana Byrde bailey wcr. hostcs,es ot
TUESDAY evening from 20 y to tia LpWoiil,
League ~ social meeting 4 large 'tro,vg
vas present Kook was Tho game az IN
"Fenr'g Muel was furmsied ty thc
pUnr women S,r-sent Rev o. H. Sik..
az preselt Tor the last vine us he po.e
20 Beaufort mex, year.
Afs . crowson en,erta.red ,he
found Dozen club az her home on 'rt,rt
tay afternoon ~ O'Clock Beside The
members there we're present Mosdames Nor
ow and Seilars ana Misses Freeman ant.
i.obertson.
Everett Heritage came on We1resca.
ringing MS br.dc, who was Mise iurn cttv
II statesYilie. They took their friends
mere by surprise ana married on Tuesday
They ure spendiug the week visiting hi,
parents. RI. ana Airs II. Heritage Thcy
ail MAKE tier homo IN stn,csvllc
Professor Ge"rse Nsreshdc. 81 New York
is here frem Durham, spending the weeI
With friends.
Dr } spoon want 20 Kansas city $40
81 Wednesday - spend tou days within
nj alma mater
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CulpcpcE. Va. December la.-Mrs. Theodore
Kyle has closed her house at Brandy anu
is now with friends In Washington, prior to
hor departure for Texas. whero sho Will
spend the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Fort Worth. and afterwards visit IN the
"Panha ndle"
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Harley. OF Detroit.
who have been making visits to relative,
in Forth Carolina. were guests OF friends
hero for several days this week Their
cousin, Miss Adela 1ioton. who has also
been Visiting friends In North Carolina and
IN Atlanta, returned 10 her homo this
week
The Fancy Work Club was entertained on
wednesday, afternoon 10y Mrs. Charles FAINT,
n Her home on Jamcson's Hil.
Mrs. John Fray. OF Washington. is spend
ing the week at her farm In Madison coun-
~, stopping here with relatives route.
Mrs. Roger Blckers, who recently re-
turned from visit TO relatives near Roa-
nok-. Is i'll Baltimore.
Mrs. Clarence j. Campbell, of Amherst.
and Mrs Charles Wine. Mrs James w.
| Woods. who had been their guest for the
weekend. returned TO Buckncr's Louisa
County, on Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs VIII Hume ard children, OF
Ecckcy. W. Va. recently visited Dr.. Hume's
sister. Mrs Dick Kelly. and other reid
tivcs IN Cuipeper, leaving the mrs, OF the
week for st Petersburg, Fla. where they
will spend tho winter.
Mrs. Bouuay. who has been visiting Mrs
! Wilbur Chapman, left this week TO Join
The Woman's .AuXiliary. OF 81. stephens
was entertained on Monday afternoon by
! Mrs. Alfred Pulian, al her home on Rail.
/ road street An Interesting paper on the
late tri-cnnial convention written By a well
known auxiliary worker. was read. Mrs
ruliiHm left later In the week for her
farm near Boston
Miss Leila Spottswo od hus returned home
after visit 10 the family OF Eugene Willis.
of 'FoN's Neck" ~ their home OH
Raiorad Street
Mrs. Maryan Lewis and little Miss Frances
Lewis were week end guests OF Mr.. and
f. Mrs John Burroughs. In Remington. and
afterwards visited Nj. and Mrs. Irvine Parr,
in Brandy.
Mrs. Turner Ratrie and two children. Of
! Brandy. spent Friday anG Saturday with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waite. on East Street.
! Miss Mamie Waite. who has been visiting
! Mrs. Philip Major. at "Glendaioush." in
! Madison returned 20 CuIpeper this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Pleak, who took an
automobile trip TO Indiana. their former
! home, and spent the past several months
there, have returned 10 Greenwood" their
/ homo near Cupeper.
| Miss Byrd Law ana Miss Frances Wool
| fork spent Wednesday in Washington the
guests OF Miss Woolterks brother. Bert
! Woo!iork.
Miss Jamie and Mary Jones have returned
homo, after visit 10 their aunt Mrs sally
! Jones in North Garden.
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BOWLING GREEN
isnccialto Tbe Time.-I

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Bowling Green Va. December I3-aIiss An
ME Broaddus has returned from visit to
Miss Emma Leah in Bedford City.
Mrs. Il. 3. Coghill and children arc in
Richmond with friends.
Mrs. William NJ. Cobb. of Falls Church
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. vii,
liam q. Coghll at Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Vincent and children
OF Norfolk, arc with Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. VIM
cent.
Miss Emily overton has returned from a
visit To fredericksburg
Miss Annie ~ White. Mrs. Joel Haines
and Mr.. and Mrs! r.. B. Travis spent a part
OF this week In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Boyd have re-
turned To richmond after 81 visit of several
days TO Mr. and Mrs. I. ID. CoHhill.
Miss Frances tilassell has returned from
visit to friends at Glen Alien
Miss Annie Green has returned to Uanoy.r
after being with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
SOUR, UPSET STOMACHS FIXED IN
FIVE MINUTES PAPE'S. D|APEPS|N

tegtinal gripping. This will all go, and,
bcaidcs, there Will DO no sour food
left over in the stomach to poison your
breath with nauscous doors.
rapcs Diapepsin is a certain cure for
outOf order stomachs because it takes
hold OF your food and dlgcsts 1t just
the name as IL your stomach wasn't
there.
Relief i'm five minutes from all stom-
nch miscry is waiting for you at any
drug storc
These largo hfty-ccnt cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapcpsin" to keep the
entire family free from stomach disor
dcra and indigestion for many months
~ belongs in your homc.--Advcrtisc
tueut
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LAWRENCEVlLLE
rSpccinlto The Tincs.Disnatct

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LsErenceville, Va. December l2-Mrs ]
j. Pond was guest at tho homo OF Mrs.
lrby Turnbuil. ~ Boydton. this week.
Mrs. j. d. Mallory and daughter Miss
Grace. have returned from trip to Chat
tsnooga.
Miss Jennie p. Buford is visiting in Cas-.
well County X. c.
Miss Gertrude Lott. who has been the
guest OF Miss Marguerite Baylcy, has re-
turned to her homo IN Brunswick, Ga.
Mrs. I. J. BIyley. Miss Elio Bayley and
Hiss Katharine Brtttcn spent the week end
In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PoYcivalj have been
called TO Cinporia on account OF the scr;-
Gus illness OF their daushtct Miss Lille
PerCivalL
Miss Bette Osborn taken to the
Johnson Willis Hospital for treatment ilut
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
Best for Indigestion, Gas, Heart
burn and Dyspepsia
It's Great!

Wien your meals don't 1T conlfrrta-
by. or what You cat lies like II lump
OF lead in your stomach, or ~ you hav
heartburn, that IL ii Sign Of indigcg-
ton.
Get from your pharinacirt a hNy-
ccnt cas-" OF Pap"s Dinpcps!n ana take
dose jus, ns soon ar va. can There
VIII be no sour rlHiupr. no DcichinH Of
undigcstcd food mixed Win acid. no
tiomhch gas OF heartburn. fllincrn or
heavy feeling in tho stomach, nnurcn.
facilitating h"adnchcs. dizaincn. ~ ~ /.
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his family here.
Mrs. William Mecks. of Arlington. who has
been visiting her son. Edward Meeks. has
returned home.
Miss Johnsie Hobson. OF North Carolina, is
n guest of her sister Mrs. W. Ernest san
didee.
Willis r. Moore wont to Charlottesville
on Wednesday 10 attend meeting OF tho
stewards OF the Methodist Episcopal
Churches In tho Charlottesville district.
Mss Rcssie Mnssic. OF SandIdgea. spent tha
Weekend with her friend, Miss EuEenia Coz.
senate Clerk o. V. Hanger has moved into
his new residence on tho suburbs Of Am
herst. Or. X. Is. Ware has also moved into
his home on the Amherst Clifford nacadan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
AMHERST
lspcoial 10 Tn. Times.Dispatcb,

lSpcoia! 10 The Times. Disputchl
Amherst. Va, December 13-rhe mild
weather this fill has been ideal Tor out
door sports. and the people Of Amherst have
taken delight in tennis. baseball. basketball
and other games, Several games OF basket
ball have been played by the yvu". "Vnicn
OF the Amherst High School. who arc di.
Nideu into two teams known the Yellow
Jackets and the Bundle Bees.
Misses Ruth Ware and Annie Written were
gov.
i. Walter Beard spent the week End with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

been staying at Keswicls with MI and Mrs
Jackson for a week. lie left Wcdnes-
day to vist friends in Richmond.
Richard RDc Penn MOrris. Gordan Massey
and Calvin Satterheld staying at The
Oaks" with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Morris
for the hunting season
SIR and Mrs Thompson Seton were quests
on Saturday, az tho Univcrsity and OF AIR
TODD, at Montebcllo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
SUFFOLK

Suffolk, Va. December 49, Mrs. i. p. Jes-
sup returned 30 her homo in Hartford, X. Co.
on 'ruesdhy morning. accompanied by Mrs
II. 9. sullivan ana Henry Clay sullivan, ,Ir.
George w. Eurney. Jr., has gone for
crnl days rtay in Isle OF Wight County.
Miss Julia Cross. OF the Suffolk High
School faculty. after absence of several
weeks at her home In Sunbury. n. -, has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14
FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS?
CLEAN YOUR LIVER! DIME A BOX

Sick bcadachcs' Always trace them
to lazy liver: delayed ferncnting food
In the bowels or n sick stomach Poi
sonous, constipated matter, gases and
bile generated in the bowels, instead of
being carried out of tho system, is
reabsorbed into the blood. When this
poison reaches tho delicate brain tissue
it causes congestion and that dull.
sickeninS headache Cascarets will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-14

remove the cause by stimula ting tho
liver, making the bile and constipa-
ton poison move on and out of the
bowels. One taken tonight straight
ems YOU out by morning. 10-cent
box will keep your head clear. stomach
sweet. liver and bowels regular and
make you feel bright and cheerful for
months. Children need Cascnrcts. too.
Advertisement.
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Christians
Homemade
Mince Meat

Made specially for us, we supplying the
best quality of the various ingredients.
The REAL, oldfashioned. homo made
kind, that will make delicious mincc
pies, over which you Will smack your
lips In memory. The various require
ments for preparing your own mince-
meat or fruit cake-"Nonpariel" clus-
ters OF finest imported Raisins, plump
Berry Currants, Leghorn Citron, French
Crystalized Orange and Lemon Peel.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-09-04

Geo. Lieb, of Denhoff, transacted
business here Friday. FL.