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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
4 Double wedding.
Special to Tho Times-Disnotch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
AppomattoX, Va, December ia
double wedding was solemnized yes
terday at Recdy Springs Church. near
here, when Miss Alice Marshall became
the wife of David Plunkett ana Miss
Gladys Marshall. the bride OF Sylvcs-
ter Pugh. The brides are cousins.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
rendered by Mrs. Charlie Harvey Miss
Mice Marshall was given away by her
father William Marshall. Her maid
of honor was Miss Tira2zn Coleman.
whilc Mr.. Plunketts best man was Pat
Coleman. Miss Gladys was given away
by her father, Robert Marshall. Her
maid OF honor was Miss Esther Cole
man. and Sylvester Pugha best man
was his brother. Three ministers took
rnrt In the ceremonies Rev. Alr. Lang
ford, Rev Mr. Chocolates and Rev X
9. Hubbard. Both couples viii spend
their honeymoon ia Washington.
The ushcrs were Paul Plunllett
brother OF tho groom. and Glover
Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13
SIR WILLIAM HAGGARD
QUITS HIS POST ATRIO

his American eX-wife. and some ten
years afterwards married again; one
OF his own countrywomen. Il Miss
Emily iiancoX. by whom he has several
children.
Nor has Sir William Haggard's sub
sequcnt iifo on this side OF the At
lantic been altogether pleasant Thus
whilo British minister at Caracas. he
addressed confidential dispatch to
the late Lord Salisbury. then Secretary
of state for Foreign Affairs. in which
lie warned him that the Venezuelan
government was not TO bc trusted, ana
that bad faith characterized the deal
ngs OF the Venezuelan authorities,
both in their official dealings and ia
their personal intercourse BY some
means this dispatch got stolen en-
route found It's way into some OF tho
West Indian papers. whence il was
copied ny the Venezuelan press.
Naturally. Haggard ceased to be per
soma Grata at Caracas. and had tho
government to which he was accrcdit-
ed been more powerful one, lie would
doubtless have been speedily recalled by
his 1Ncrnrent. or else handed his pass-
ports by the Ncnczue lang. as was done
By the United States government i'm Inc
case If the Spanish envoy at Washing
ton, Dupuy do Lone, who had been
the victim of similar piece of i'll luck
BUt in spite Of the appeals of the an
thorities at Caracas to the British gov
ernment, the latter insisted upon keen
ing !iaGgard there. Lord Salisbury
taxing the ground that it was limos
s!ble To accord any official recognition
TO uttcrarccs of confidential char
acter which had been obtained for pub.
iicauon only by means OF theft.
Nor was 1t until through some mis-
'ake AT the Foreign Office in London,
another confidential letter in which
iinesard mad written in very uncom-
pHH'ehtary manner about the Ameri-
can envoy in Ncnzueia and about tbc
latters secretary of legation. was in
c!udcd in the diplomatic dispatches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13

FrUml ]. Gwycr vas souten0cd 10
six months on tho roads 10y Justice
Maurice yesterday in Police Court.
Fart H. ON the Charge u stcaliug.
shoes from tho Atlantic Coast Limo
Railway Company, ana thcn pcddlinc
them. Alexander Graham. OF West
Virginia, ana James Graham. az Penn
sylvania, charged with selling tho
shoes Without q license. were given
ten days In Jail. Tho goods were oh -
tanned from boXcar In the south :
side yards OF tho company. it was dis
covered yesterday. Tho mon gave OF
hcors Waymack. sharpe and Westcott
sharp chase before they were cap
turcd.
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ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
Especial to rho Times Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
Ashl,tud. Va, IlcocinUer 1.-The
usual onthiy meeting of Genry Clay
Council Royal -Arcumuin. WAS held on
Tuesday night III crews Han! Tho
most important business transacted
was the election Of officers for tho
coRiiig year as follows, regent. j. NJ
Cox; vice-rcgcnt. j. VI. stone past
regent, w l.. Foy orator. O. G. Nal
lory, chaplain, Nat Lancaster; secrc-
tarv. Leslie Ellis. treasurer. $. j. DOS
well; collector J. Z. Gordon; warden
~ X Iuck. sentry. T. $ Mills; trustee
W W. Narsnan. representative to tho
Grand council {. w Grew; alternate.
7 ]. lancaster
Mrs. Bernard Lipscomb aud son, OF
Richmond, wero guests yesterday OF
Mrs. Walter Martin Jones
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Hoofuaglo ana
little daughter have returned to Rich
mond. after a visit to Mrs. L. \. Car
dozo.
inc Matinee Euchro card Club was
entertained on Wednesday by Mrs
Aubrey Hunt at her home in Gwath-
mey Mrs. Hunt was assisted by Miss
DenSill Hunt. Mrs Anna Carr won
the club prize, ana Miss Anna u.
Naden the guests prize
Miss Marguerite Wtghtman has re-
turned from visit TO friends at Ran
."APU -.N"tou v oman College, at
LynchburE
Miss Ethel Howard was hostess on
Thursday Afternoon Tor the Junior
Literary Club. After the program was
concluded. box OF Christmas pres
onts was hacked, 10 be sent to Miss
Margaret Tillcy, q member OF the
club, who is teaching in Methodist
college In Brazil Refreshments wcro
served by Miss Howard. assisted by
bers present were Misses Margaret
Weisiger Elise and sara Cardwer.
Peachy Fleet, Annie Macon and Viz
ginta Potts Orvillc Street. Martha
hughes. Mamie Walden. Mnudo wood
I'm, Ruth Blaltey and Nancy Marge.
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FARMERS ENGAGE
IN PISTOL DUEL.
Bascon Ellis and Bous Thorn
ason Victims of Shooting At
fray in Bedford.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispatch

ISpSciUl 10 inc nm cs- DlSpatCh,
Roanoke. Va, December l2.-Bascom
Ellis. about thrty-nvc years Oil. !.
farmer of Good View esction of Bed
ford County, was painfully wounded.
ana Bous ThOmaSon. about siXty-iiVc
years old. "a ncighbor of ELLIS, was
rrazed across tho abdomen by Il bull
let In n pistol duel about 3 o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon between Scott Thorn
asou, thirty years old, son OF Bous
Thomason. and Ellis. Thomas and I'll =
lis met on a public road about three
miles from Coco View Just what led
TO the trouble Is not known. but il is
reported that bad blood had existed
between III. elder THOMPSON and Ellis
for some time
1t is said that Ellis was driving along
road In farm wagon drawn by one
horse, when he mot Ti,omason and his
son. ISous Thomason. Ii is said, stopped
the horse by grabbing hold of the
bride. ELLIS warned the old man to
release the rcins. and when no atten-
ton was given the warming. he drew
q revolver ana fired one shot ut the
, elder Thomson.
Scott Thomson returned the fire.
shooting five times 1T Ellis and wound
inc him slightly in the chest ana side
Thomnsous clothing and blackencd the
skin on his body. but did not take cI-
feet in the flesh.
Frightened at the fuslliade Of shots.
the horse attached TO Ellis's wagon
boltcd and the duel ended. Before tho
runaway animal finally was halted no
had smashed the vehicle
Ellis was removed to tho home of his
father. who lives not far from tho
scene of the shooting where he was
attended by Or Richards of Stewards
Vile
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Social and Personal

Richmond society is Interested In tho
announcement Of the dates OF tho three
germans 10 be given this season by the
Bachelors Cotillicn Club. Tho opening
dance, TO take place In the ballroom
~ the Richmond Hotel. on the even
:, brilliant event The other dances
will be given on January !" ana Feb
ruary i6. Invitations. without which
no girl may attend any OF the func-
lions OF the club. win be issued some
time shortly, and the germans promise
to bc among the notable society ar
fairs OF the winter season. The chap
rons include Mrs Fred Peasants. Mrs
Henry Laudon Cabell Mrs. l.. Carter
scott and Mrs. Walter $ Mcneil.
Following the custom OF the club. a
buffet supper viii be served after each
dance. The club officers arc & ..
Bark sdalc. president: William J. NIL
Ter, vice president George FitzeErald
secretary and treasurer. and the board
of governors includes John i. Lea,
James Patton. Jr WORKMAN y. Spill!
man and Peyton Fleming.
~ the Clubs.
There VIII be the usual tea at the
country club OF Virginia this after
room. as we'll as the dance following
dinner IN the evening. The club Is
prettily decorated ia roses and trail
ing vines. and slender vases OF lowers
and lighted candles will be used on the
dinner tables.
There will also be Informal dancing
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oe==NE WIS OFFS,
SOUTH RICHMOND

Of the South Richmond Democratic
Club ON Friday night
G. l. Anderson chairman of tho
transportation committee recently APP
pointed by tho club, says that the ton
minute schedule promised by the com
pany Is not being maintained. per-
sons sometimes having to walt nttecn
or twenty minutes for car.
by placing the large articulated cars
on the Hun street line during the rush
hours. tho congestion WAS somewhat
relieved. and the cars are not as crowd
ed as they were. The company has
also built a switch at Twenty seventh
Street and the New Roud which al
lows the mutormen TO make better
time. Work on this has Just been
completed.
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Duke Adolf OF Mecklenburs-
Schwerin. who enjoys the distinction
OF boing tho only consul general VINO
ia prince or the blood. has just pro-
duccd In English &, very remarkable
book or African exploration entitled
Front the Congo to the Nile The
duke is an uncle OF tho present SOW
erciEu Of MecklenburE- Schweriu. and
OF tho German Crown Princess ana is
a brother OF the Grand Duchess Nlad-
imir of Russia. OF tho prince consort
OF tho Netherlands, and OF tho late
Grand Duke of Meclleubura- Schwcrln.
lie has already achieved much dis
tinction as an African explorer has
ideas OF his own on the subject OF the
development of Germauys African
colonies and with the object of putting
them into practice Induced Emperor
William year ago to appoint him to
the Eovcrnorship of TOEOland, and at
tho same time to the Office OF German
consul general for tho French colony
OF Dahomey and FOX the british dc
, tendencies Of tho cold Coast. Nigeria
and other British possessions OH the
west coast OF Africa. He holds these
consul generalships i'm order to enable
him to deal directly with the authorl-
ties OF these French and English de-
! Tendencies. instead Of having to refer
the matters at Issue TO Bcrlin
Ills book IS devoted far moro to
botany than to tn" shooting of big
game. and he shows that at least 1000
cartridges were o%pended TO shoot
down otherwise uuobtainoblo botanical
! specimens from tho tops of trees. to
ono hrod Mt q beast or prey or at game
ITO draws attention TO tho patadoN
that 1t should be tho pygmies. of all
/ tho tribes Of Africa, who Should be
nc "-ircipal hunters OF the mammoth
elephant
Duke Adolf Frederick is probably
| the most popular prince of his house.
devoted to sport of every tind. has
brok II MS collarhono in stecplochases.
his arms and legs IN motoring acct
/ dents, is the finest four-l u-hand whip
/ in Germany, and has made = recot Il
1 long distance ridc on horseback. from
! ConstantInoplo 70 Berlin. 10 il secret
/ ~ and moiganatically married, and
| that very happily, to a woman OF
1 bourgeois birth, ot great refinement
| and irrcproacAablc antecedents. who
/ has borne him q couple of children
/ Copyright. 1918. by the Brentwood
COrlOruvA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13

Tho Christmas rush las bcguu IN
earnest at Manchcstei Postal station.
Many packages arc being received. ana
the business is increasing daily.
Thousands OF circulars and letters arc
being sent by South Richmond mail
order houses, the trade in this depart
mcnt being moro brisk than usual this
year superintendent L. Il. Lloyd is
making arrangements to handle the in
is cXpcctcd.
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SchInE-Doyvney.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Alexandria, Va, December f2-Ntiss
Catherine r. DowHey. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas y. Downey. and Al
bert O. Sch!ag. were married last night
~ the parsonage or ST. Mary's Catholic
Cnnrch. The ceremony WAS perforre ed
by Rev !" + Kelly
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IiickS-ItnrnY,xnrth

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, December Io-
George Emmett Hicks. son OF Mrs. Bct
tie Hicks, Of this city, and Miss Mary
Virginia Farnsworth. OF Martinsburr.
w. Va, We're married AT St Joints
Episcopal Church. at Hagcrstown. Nd.
November %. by Rev. Louis T. Ewlld.
The marriage was kept secret until
last night. when it was announced
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NNnnilnlcn Elcct OnIcrrs

Oillcers for Tue ensuing year wcro
elected last night by Maple Camp. No.
100. Woodmen OF tho World. rs fol-
lows:
5 r.. Phillips, consul; Z. c. Gibson.
adviser lieutenant. .. II. Brinser.
banker: T. @. Smoak. clerk; w II.
Crooks, Waterman; G. VI. Smith. sentry.
X. r. Carney. escort: Drs. Il c. Hill
NJ. u, fucker and 4. 6. Jones. physI-
clans. and G. w. Jewett. s. G. Shepherd
and y. q. Froatic, managers.
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Marriage Announced.

ISpeclnI 20 The Times Dispatch.l
South Boston. Va, December l2-Thc
marriage OF Sterling I.eftwich to Miss
Mary Margaret McClntic. OF Marlin
ton w Va. is announced TO take place
on Christmas Eve. After honeymoon
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Leftwich will be at
home 10 their friends in South Boston
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YnIIrtr-Muernnl

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va, December i2-
Il. Caldwell Young, formerly of this
city. and Miss Jeannctte Wuernel OF
Enid. Okla, were united In marriage
ia that city. Rev. Mr. Marsden, Of the
Episcopal Church. performing tho ccrc-
rony, They Will make their home at
Enid, where Mr.. Young has been 10
Gated for several years lie Is son
OF tho late Edgar VI. Young, of this
Citv
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.irrcnts-Scnl.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. december ia sur
prise marriage has just been mado
public. On tho evening OF August 30
Miss Maude Mac Neal became tho bride
Of j. y. Arrent.. OF the city letter car
riers' force. The nuptials were So
lemnzcd in The auditorium OF the Cen
trail Christian Church. where both the
Young people worship. tho Rov. w. T..
Crouch fcrmcr pastor. officiating
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COMPLAIN OF SERVICE

Cars Said to Hnbc Heen DELAYED by
Looping Around Eighth Street.
Complaints are being made of tile
street car schedule Oh tho Southsidc.
which Is said to DO delayed by the
Eighth Street loop Tie question viii
be discussed at the regular meeting
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Eureka Mills, Va. December ia
Gibbs Rice. son OF y. T.. Rice, and Miss
Pearl Barlow, OF Wyilicsburg, were
married yesterday afternoon at ,
o'clock, at the brides home Rev J.
T.. White was the officiating clergyman
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Invitations Issued.

GSpccial to Tho Times Dispatchl
Bristol. VA, December l9-Nfr ana
Mrs. j. =. Lockett have issued invita- =
tons to III" marriage or their daurh :
ter. Miss Edna Flora Isockett. ana
Robert Vance Kicly Tho nuptinls
WI! be soiemnized at tho home OF the
brides parents. on Euclid Avenue. on
tho afternoon or December % \ re-
cep'ion viii follow the marriage ccrc-
mon*
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Miss Lucy Meade. who has been visit
Ing Miss Urith Green In Norfolk. has
returned to her home here.
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Mrs. +. A. Burgess. OF this city. is
The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ Geary.
Ia iiarrisorburg
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Mr. and Mrs Herbert Faulconer.
their children and Hiss Katherine
Payne. have returned to Scottsville. af-
ter visit OF several days TO Rich
moud
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Miss Maria TugEle OF Blackstone Is
the guest OF relatives In Richmond
this week
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Rev. and Mrs. a. G. Thomson. OF
Portsmouth,, are spending q short time
in this city.
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Miss Fannie Briggs, who has been
visiting in Richn ond and Arvonia. has
returned to her home in Scottsvillo.
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Miss Sallic Garland. VINO has bee
spending some time here, has return
cd to Blackstone.
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Mrs. Alvin Saunders. who is visit :
ing relatives mere, viii leave shortly
for williamsburg. to spend tho holt
days with her parents
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printed in the parliamentary reports
ihat he finally managed TO secure his
transfer 20 Bucnos Aires. lif1 in Venc-
zuela having become wholly intolor
1blo
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Mrs. H. Cartwright and Miss Terry
OF Ashland, have been visiting in thi.
city.
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Mrs II. E. Woodward, who has been
spending few days here. has re
turned to stanton.
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Dr. c. w. Scales. Of fredericksburg.
has been the recent guest OF friends
in Richmond.
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ana tea at the lIcEmi;aee COLI Club
this afternoon.
Moved 10 Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. II. " -. clover oil
Norfolk. who have been residing IN
Atlanta for several years. have takan
an apartment In the Raleigh here. air
Glover. who Is tn" traffic manager OF
the Virginia. Carolina Chemical Com
PAM. has moved his headquarters TO
Richmond. and no ana Mrs. Glover Will
mako their homo in this city.
Norfolk Ten.
Mrs John y Lctchcr entertained a
number OF friends at afternoon tea
honor OF Mrs. Edward Patton Miner
and Mrs. George :. Vest, two OF the
brides OF this season
The rooms were prettily decorated
i'm flowers and palms. and tho guests
were received b. Mrs Lctcher who
introduced Mr.. and Mrs Miner and
SIR and Mrs Vest and Mrs ]. =. T.
Stuart Assisting In welcoming the
guests werc Mrs. Henry y. Castle. Miss
Mary Garrett, OF Williamsburg, and
Miss Mary \. Johnson, OF Richmond.
In the dlninG-roou1 the table had large
white chrysauthcmums as IL centre
piece. and Mrs Tazoyvclf r HUBBARD
Flora and Virginia Waller and Miss
Elizabeth Gwathmey.
Returned to Norfolk.
Misses Lois Elizabeth ana Erma
Mllner who nave been visiting here
this week. left Thursday FOR their
homo in Norfolk. The Misses AIllner
came 10 Richmond TO attend the Mill
ucr- Winrneld wedding, which took
place Wednesday, evening al tho home
~ the brides parents.
Leaving for the south.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Maker, OF Char
lesion, w Va, accompanied hy Mrs.
Makers mother. Mrs. J :. Jenkins OF
South Boston, spent several days re-
Gently In this city as the guests OF
relatives. MI. and Mrs. Maker are
en- route for Jacksonville, Fla, where
they expect 10 spend the winter
months.
In New York,
Mrs. Arthur Lee. Of Washington; Mrs.
j Allison Hodges, Mrs. y w. Patter-
son. Mrs Thomas =. Jcrress and Mrs.
James Branch Cabcli. or Richmond,
are in New York TO attend the sessions
OF the National Welfare civic Fedora
ton, and are at the Hotel Aston for
a week. They are tho representatives
OF the woman's section from Virginia
and West Virginia. The meetings were
held NJ the Hotel Astor this week. and
banquet was given last evening.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Lucy Patton, OF Lexington. is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Preston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-13

Kirk Broaddus has returned to the
city. after n visit to relatives In Caro-
line County.
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Mrs. II. II. Kent and her children are
the guests OF the formers mother.
Mrs $. I. Adair, OF 2l5 South Third
Street.
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Mrs. !. W. Archer. OF this city. Il
the guest of Judge ana Mrs. ID. q
Tyler in Williamsburg.
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Miss RosaIic Sprlrkcl has returned
to HarrsonburG. after n visit TO Mrs
L. j.. Schercr here for several weeks.
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Mrs. +. j. Taylor, who has been
visiting relatives at Crcwc and Black
stone. has returned to Richmond.
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Mrs. T. c. Moncure. Of Bowling
Green. spent several days recently
with Judge and Mrs. William A. Mon
cure In Richmond.
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Professor and Mrs. William Thorn
ton have returned to the University oil
Virginia, after Il short stay here.
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V. NJ. Fleming of Fredericksburg.
is here for few days. before going
to Louisa County.
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Miss Vera Wagner. Of Baltimore, is
the quest Of Miss Ellen Fehsenfeld, OF
2519 Grove Avenue.
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Dr. and Mrs. Herbert s. Becker. of
stanton, nro spending several days
with friends in Richmond
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Miss Daisy Patterson has returned
to Richmond, after visiting her sister,
Mrs Il. c. L. Moncurc. in Newport
News
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Mrs. T.. l.. Wroy. OF Lexington Is the
guest of relatives in this city for II
week
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Miss Ethel Howard has returned to
Ashland, after visit to Miss jean
Field. IN this city.
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Mr. and Mrs X r. Slater have re-
turned TO Scottsville. aftor short stay
here.
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! week in this city. has returned to her
homo I'm Ashland.
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Miss Imogen Rlddick, who spent las.
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4 persistent
purpose
to produce
perfect
biscuit

N ational Biscuit
Company is inspired
by a persistent pur-
pose to produce per-
feet biscuit and to de-
liver them in perfect
condition.
The accomplishment
of this purpose has
resulted in the build
ing Of modern baker
les, in the invention Of
new machin cry, in
the exercise Of I'M
ceasing care, in the
selection Of finest in
gradients.
The perfect products
Of tn c N q tional
Biscuit Company
are delivered toyou in
perfect condition.
some in packages
with the famous IN
er-seal Trade Mark.
some in attractive
small tins and some
from the ia miliar
glass-front cans,
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In New York,
In and Out of TovyI

Miss Lucy Patton. of Lexington. Is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Preston
on West franklin Street.
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Resinol Soap and Ointment heal eczema and
other skin eruptions. stop itching instantly. and
are most valuable for dandruf, sores. buns.
boi!s. piles. etc. For trial sizc. free. write to
Resino. Dept. los. Baltimore. Md.