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Wkfn in a moment ot 9',-
bcrdtion others tni 10 mcfi or trf-s
&c in imn CIT again, and a. Ofien
thereafter az NAV tf HsccsSayr 10
,ntam he Mary REPUTATION I~
Unde,sei'me Supremacy
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| :i::;:; f.sd':ri' ~;
CONpAl RUBINAT.
ckEsSiit''' soLyr.SSSS:.
So, as prescribed by our
health authorities: y
ga, our rssular price
our regular price. 0pc:
c6AfoyNp .r,xCruSsses
purposes; 2.os. bottle;
our regular price iec:
Cxl.ssoLro sAI.ivE
price i1e; sale. ''Sc
COD LlveR OIL (Macy)t
best I'm ported from
Norway: Flint bottle; our
regular price 600: sale.
cANrMo.ArEp OIL
MeeyD, U. 8. P; 4-os.
bottle: our regular price
os Hill s;SS'E; ;a.s, ,,,HE:
p: 2.os. bottle; our
regular price i7c; sale,
o,N.sx. or ,;rA.Ess
csi 9.ss;.; psic. 'iiys;
cAHSxIL. rLows's.ssss'
Sos. Pkse; our rsguiar
cAl,ONEL TABLE
MeryD; favored with
grain: 100 in bottle:
ouL regular prize iI;
c.SsooAL Eff y:
lMaryl, IN boxes; our
cQMr&SI ~ IA Il
p; 100 In hottie: our
oSNrRnsS;xl, ee' ,s sale. ~ ~
eoncsntratea Shampoc;
DUG Else; sale. 20e
cAaCARA sA0RAOA
TABLETS (M0cyI, |
6fAiAs, loo IN
bottle: regularly
1<o: sale. 1Oe
DOnELl.N SOLUTION
(AeeS Sos, bottle;
our regular price $50:
ssle, 1tpr
DlArEPsIN tPape's,: 1
Indigestion specific;
S0c s!s.; sale. 1Dc |
EiIxxlH IRON. on Iay!N!NE
s!Maa,ccyl' I. $, Z; A.
OF; bottle; our regular
Ekn&I CA3CAA -.
0AoA (NaryDt u. 4.
p; plain or swestened !,
2.os. hottie: our req u /.
lar prlcs leo; sale. Ids
LlvM OLE ..(Naey|
very b~st Qualify. i..
OF, bottle. our regular
price l3c: sale. 3Sc
ExPECT.O 4 Mt
lNacyI, t.os. bot.
s.; t.t!uIar p,lSS..,
Other brands are no
higher priced,
sNaSy,N...S,sS:s.s s.tt iIs
Ia. Magnssis; Rochelle
and sodium Phosphate:
<-lb, bottles, regularly
s s;,i. e: ylssss, k:II:s::
Phcsphsts. rssuiSr T
'M!xf|.a.,!s:Rs. "a: ::::!:
"!M!:;i:sg1s", .ss.; H. AZ: : ::;:!
sSNSsEL 49,. sn:o '...:.s;s,,!;
oiSSsi$'$Sdif!s;s,::!!;s;s:'r:ss:sii::
SoSi,,s;' our r.sSisr ep pr,s !:
i0c.: sale. l9a
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,--=---7--7 - : -
POPvI.Al. EVERYDAY
0Al'a Macvb; Al.
mond. Cold Cream and
Honey. Elder Flower.
Glyce-tne, o. nieal
Witch Hazel. Turtle
OIL. palm: regularly
lOc cake; sale. &c
PEAu D'EsPA(;NE sOAP
tMscy|i regularly isc
RENO XIDE sOAP
lMacyli large bar, for
whitening the skin:
regularly loo; sale. u
REGINA GI.YCERINE
SOAP. made by swift's:
our regular price lag;
wHnfE CASTLE sOA II
(MacyD; cake form: our
regular price 72e dos.
aiSYc.Sxs nAx sd al:
Ia Id. size; sale. Be
OIlvE OIL CASTLE
BOAP tMaeyD, tgresnJ
cake form: best quality
CASTLE soap In cake
form; our reaular price
soc dozen: sale, $50
ENGLISH PERFuMEIl
BATH rABLETA, MAds
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DEOIlD31zuEG y o W
DkB tMseyDs generous
size OottN: an Improve
m-nt on deodorislns
creams: regularly INC:
xxit''' NJ coLoa&T
Macy; %.os. round.
glass stoppsrsd bo'tlf:
.resY.ar!y SOC: sS.S, luz
sin thar to the French
brand selling 1t 8: ihs
ounce. ZOOS. bottle. our
regular price. <i.1S;
Ds H. si;osmAx.s bsNf AZ
. CREAM. IN tubes: ovr
rrf'6HT;'ffibi iHs'' ~ NsT iass
(Mocyli 3-ox. bottle.
REGULARLY 36c; sale
price. 2Nc
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sE1O11Tz pOWDEEs. 1.
=. p. Nscybi In tin
box reg. lsci sale. lOc
SODIUM PHOSPHATE.
L. :. p; pound pack-
si'tPn.'E'ASp smEAM
or TARTAR TAIL srs
Maryb; regularly -
ri'ss's'rrxE or MyMR.::::
L. s. =. macy; 2.os.
bottle; res. ibc: sale
riTtisfftRE or ,R aSs
(Mscyp: 2.os. bots:
reguarly lOc. sale
r6SxivrrA. GENERA, ,or Is
for the aged. b.50
uSs'snUESfixE. In tubes hes !
goo sipa. our rsRul4r
pr1ce 11e: sale. 1Sc
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MUSTARD. q q o 4 N d
(MSryb, %.os. package:
our regular price I lc.
x;vas!ifAsD rLAsrEaS&s
s sStts!,i Boz. . o or
xisfSSrkEctSHcAifHSsb SAFE OH II
lAoeyD: for cold In the
head: to be used In
atomisAr; <.ox. bottle.
cer regular price 2sc:
,sfis suoAn. pow is 4
o{fSsESh.:EED,clNHHu1
AeSY1t the best I'm.
Is S,rssA quality obtain
l6.os. bottle. our regu {.
lar price SOC: sale. BE
SOC. bottle: our regular
price 33c; sale, 3iN.
eos. bottle: our regular
reENoLxX WxFERsS.
Doc sise: sale. 96r
PA1TOIA. tho new lax.
alive: Csc siss: our reg
ular price Ice: sale. lie
Sc dse: our regulai
price sec: sale. Csc
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sYRUP OF IPECAC. L.
s. S;o,J.., ;,. M.ssiii ii is:
sMEEr. SPIRITS s.
N1TRE. C.s.r. tMscy -
?.oz. bottle. regularly
IA. ffGuiD SMscyj.
will mix With water:
directions on bottle'
regularly 24c: SAFE. I've
SIENNA LEAvEs-One
s4fsrsRTr!gs" pysrErakx
TABLETS. soc Size
special. 2iDct 800 s.se.
nrpexSiksTI.s CuARcG az
TABL.Ers-sale price.
sAasArARlLLA EX-
TRACT tMsry)t 22.oz
bottles. regularly 3nc;
sale. 4SC
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PuENACETlNE TAB
LET'S tMs~ybt Is in
bottle. regularly .ac:
PEPPERMINT tMnryU,,
concentrated essence.
<.ounce bottle; our
regular price 83c; sale.
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oSX.::,E I Msr sS.!4s
| and mint. 4-os. bot.
| tie; rsEulsriy 2aS:
/ sale. 1OC
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rH TkxSF II pw,f FIJI
hAZE1sS our own
compromising an q
battling: contains ! 5
per cent. OF pure 70
DER cent. grain
alcohol. The quail
Icy batbtn shSyyld
quarts. Hei y gal.
0ct GALLON. Ooc
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rn,SS.rHs.5, A,S.T,V.s..
fiseptic: 10 BE- ussl
daily a. tt 9th and
mouth wash and In
the Reneral treat.
mont OF disease;
1t.os. bottle: our
regular priO sac:
Has the same msdi.
cinal value a.
s son' that sell at
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Maeys hmas imported PsrisnSy Section 10 he
only ore Of ib hind in the City.
Abroad, The liner Pssimets generally ssssa's tbs6
own retail stsfss.
Mseys hsssed Psslsassy Section b . successful
combination Of ihs preduels 81 ell. q practically a
81 the best knswn isseim Pahnas In sas esavsnisst
section.
Mseys hesssi RsskGssy Ssetsa occupies ss@
50 ieet d llsss glsss shsw esses
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MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS

ASArEDITA fills
tMeSy!;; 3 ara'n; ., 100
Ai I ! 4 G;, ;xs ~. Hs ;7!;
formula Of Or. Seller.
80 In bottle: our reEu-
ular price t0c; sale. t]c
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dlsest.3n specific: Tic
suii.isGR OINTMENT
lHeey>i regularly Zoe:
siIIFhUR CAND L q X
with tin plates: rsGu.
r$Sg!.s!s;s'' s; sSii #. =;
uNriy &c: sale. II
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's WIKI gss.ss, A y.
%. bottle. made &C.
cording TO the
formula the best Of
other brands USE:
reg. 42c: sale. 8>bc
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A Special Sale of Boys Clothing
has been prepared, to take place Tomorrow
Thursday). Friday and Saturday. and dur.
Ing this period the following price concessions
will b In effect,
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS. with additional
pair Of knickerbockers. sizes 7 to 10 years.
actual value $ll.SO at SITS
BOYS RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, Of wooden
mixtures. sizes 23 to years, actual value
$3.50 at SA.7S
BOYS DOUBLE.BREASTED SCHOOL
LISTERS, with shawl or notch collars, sizes
to 10 years, actual value $500 at S0.75
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nAEsSA14s csss:.ne,T
1uadrupls strength.
Perhaps no toilet ~.
'icle 70 90 essv Of
deception % Ex.
tracts. The principal
method OF dodsinS
entire responsibility
- the omission Of
the firm name. We
feel most proud OF
our prodwots. and
believe them 10 ~
the best eAiue Of.
fered anywhere In
the United Slater.
Odors are Lily az
the Valley. Hello.
trope, White R0sa.
ito Heliotrope.
Jockey Club. whl.c
Lilac. Cleric. Vie.
tion. seu d'EspaSas
for this saie The
Sos. bottle ~ -.
Maoy'e VISUAL price
IN Al "a.
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MANICURE
REQUISITES

ENAMEL Macy:
regularly Toe. sale;
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30 IN bottle. our
uisr price iec: sale. 1Sc
AsPrRIN TABLETS
| (MaryDi . grain.
| 100 In bottle. made
| from fine genuine
| imported aspirin;
| our regular price
| SIC: sale. so
ALCM. 70 " d 8 \ B d
lMsryI., V pound: our
reg. price SC. sale Nc.
one pound. our reg.
price ne: saie. Nc
AMAZED (MsrySi Sos.
can, our regular prics
Use: sale. 1Nr
AMMONIA, highest con:
centratvd quality. mixed
with three parts water
makes ordinary House.
hold Ammonia; pint
bottle. our regular PRICE
~H AXNSNiHA. '' \. s. r,
2.os. bottls: our regu.
AlTSpuSS:;. i1 ;s.: :s'. a;u. lINs
grain. known a. Pure
o.. bottle. 2lci pint:
8ipcs quart, 54ct half
gallon. oi.40; Rallon..
A,ToMo!l.. DHSAIIRED
sMeryll pit. 12c; ys..
,aSSwstYi1iss,rusEr S rs
LETS tMacy olain or
with muriats OF an.
monia: about so In bot
tie; our regular price
l0c' sale. &C
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a. 18TH, s:s ~: W.; n;
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UCl N . Z n COLD
CREAM lMscyDs small
.tar.: re- 49, sa!s; Nc
essSsss;SIaAGfs..ss!;1':si!.;;s
e$;SSI;ii,i,,.,9s,s,t.s.s!:'
cSSSS;o;sEstir' Iii. III .r ~
S.do. lara. regularly
2ec. sale. LOG
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LARGE assortment "
Unmarried Mani rure
Requisites not usually
found In other shops,
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LAvENDnH wAFM
eeyD d-os.
qprinkisr ton see
s Sstt'ss' res 80:
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81 E sss1r..;SSJ1AL ,WAyINo
have mixed badger
brisues set IN rubber;
rubber fsrruie and bcuS
handle; our fsSHlas
wEEK.END TOILET
MIA made Of rubber
ieed crvtonhs aAd ooA,
tain nesdful tOIlOt
preparations; oar feaa.
ro!Rsf' ccxSfs.Sc. msS "a
pocksts: OUT re6elSs
price S0c; sale. NE
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fi0Ns iTasyD,
Powder In tihs. regu'
'avly 10c; sale. ~
Powder In glass. rec.
nlArly i6c. sale lie
Powder with tfbphy'
'actum. larxO can
our regular ortce.
ice; sale. 13c
LlSuiA in bottle: reg.
ularly Ice: sale. liz
PAste In tubes: reGY. b.
lhfly i0c: sale. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
AMHERST


Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.1
Amherst. Va. December 27.-On Friday
night the Baptist Sunday School of this
place gave delightful entertainment. There
was Christmas tree. with present for
each member Of the school.
Prof. and Mrs. W. y. Cox and children, OF
Remington. are spending tho holidays with
relatives in Amherst.
Misses Emma and Estslle BEARD of tho
Harrisonburs NormB, visiting their
brothcr. Ed. BEARD.
Peyton r. Evans OF the University OF vir-
ginia. is visiting ut tho home OF his father,
O. l.. Evans
Misses TTIossie and Vivian Mays let, on
"Wednesday. to spend Christmas with their
sister ia l,oanoke.
Miss Mary Scott. OF Haymarket, IS visit
Ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Scott
Mrs. T. ]. Cunningham left on Friday for
Franklin. Southampton County. to VISIT Rev.
and Mrs C. Il. Bankenship.
Miss Mary Drummond who Ia teaching In
Orange County. is spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Drum
mond
Misses Annie and Estelie Written. who are
attending the Amherst High School. arc vis-
itinc their parents at Fabcrs.
Misses Annie Fitzgerald and Nellie Bristow
left Tuesday for their respective homes In
blackstone and Farmvile.
Senate Clerk o. V. Hanger. of Richmond,
IS spending Christmas with his family here
Prof G. II. Brown he's gone to Pulaski
County to vsit his parents.
Miss Bessie Whitehead returned this week
from extended visit to relatives In Rich :
mond.
I'd. and Walter Beard spent Christina,
with their families here.
Miss Martha Robertson, Of Sweet Bri,r,
is spending Christmas ut her home here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

apology that no man OF breadth or
generosity can refuse to accept
Hero. then, Is tho now Richmond.
riding stoutly upon her groat hills and
shooting the tendrls OF her growth
in every direction. For she is growing,
rapidly and handsomely Her new
buldings-her wonderful cathedral.
her superb modern hotels. tho hno
homes multiplying out BY tho Lea
statuc-what selfrespecting Southern
all bespcal the quality OF her
not easily surpass the old. 1t was
town for her TO refrain from tearing
down or even undertaking that Greek
temple that stands atop OF Shockoe
Hill. and which generations hav,
known as the capitol. The two flank
ing wings which were made absolutely
ecessary by the awakening of tho
d Dominion have not robbed the old
CT portion OF the building OF ono whit
Of its charm.
II typitics the old South and the now
South, come to stand beside ono an
other. In other days Virginia was
proud OF her capital. II was with no
small pride that she thrust it ahead
when seat of government was 10 be
chosen for the Confederncy, that for
q little time she saw il take it's stormy
riaco among the nations OF the world
In these days Virginia may still be
proud OF her capital town---it Ia Btill n
seat OF government quite worthy OF 4
state Of pride and OF traditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

girl IN all our State-NisH Virginia
Bauregard. daughter OF Calhoun Bau-
regard OF Belle Manor, in King and
Queen County"
Apparently they arc all named vir-
GINA in Richmond. seemingly three
quarters OF these girls who live in tho
nicer parts of the town are thus to
hcspcalt through their lives the al
foctionate loyalty OF their parents to
the old Dominion.
All these folk come quite easily TO
tho transformation that has come over
the South within the decade, since she
ceased TO grieve over n past that could
never be brought back and overcome
The young boys and the young girls
turn readily from fine horses to fine
motor cars. tho coming OF imported
customs causes few shocks. it Ia even
runored that tho newest OF the new
dances have invaded the sober draw
Ing rooms OF the place. hut the new
South Is kind To Richmond. She does
not seek TO eliminate the old South.
And so the old customs and the Old
traditions run side by aide with the
new. And even the old families seem
TO soften and many times 10 welcome
he new.
II YOU wish to see tn. real old South
In Richmond go out TO Hollywood
Cemetery. which is perhaps tho great e.
,st If all It's landmarks. 1t Is easy
OF access, very beautiful although
not In the elaborate and !mmaculat lie
fashion Ur Greenwood AT Brooklyn,
or Mount auburn, just outside OF Bos-
ton. But whci. man has fallen short
at Hollywood. Nature has moro than
dome her part. She rounded the lovely
hills upon which Richmond might
place the treasurechest OF her memoir
les. and then she swept tho fines; OF
All Virginia rivers---the Jamcs-by
those hills. Man did the rest 1t was
man who created tho roRdways and
who placed the monuments And not
the least .ntcre. ing OF these ~ the
strange tomb " President lames Mon
roe, an imposing bronze structure. in
hose days reminding ono OF mn en-
Jagged bird cagc. 1t Is intcrs.ting per
haps because nearby there Is another
sravc--ihc grave Of sun another man
who came TO tie highest Office OF the
is marked by It rmil headstone, scarce
~ large enough 20 accommodate It's
two words: John Tyler"
But moro interesting than these old.
! 81 monuments Is the group that standz
! .tlone. ~ tn, far corner Of the GENE.
tory and atop OF ono OF those liitie
hillocks close beside the river The
head Of that family ia buried beneath
his efigy It is the grave OF Jefferson
Davis, who stands facing Inc city, .,
II he still dreamed OF the days tina,
might have been but never were. And
+ cl1sc boaido 10 Tho gray" Of hir iitti.
+ girl. The Laughter or Confcdcrscv.'
When she di.d. only 9 few years since
The South felt that tho Last Of ,bc liz,
ing links that tied II win tho day,
when men fought and died for the I.oa-
I Cause had been severed II was mon
+ tnat II set TO york 20 huild tho new out
| OF the old
J Nowadays the old South does no,
como publicly into the Htrec,s al Rich.
uond--Sayc on that memorable o,;.b.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
OFFICERS FIND
CAUSE OF TRAGEDY
Capture Copper Kettle Which
Brought Death to Two
PoSScucn
Especial 10 Tho Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
qunrters OF the Roanoke District. In
tcrnal Revenue Office. to-day received
details of activities OF officers In Dick
enson County last week. which recalled
tragedy which stirred that section
OF the State last spring, when John
sloan and Marion Ramsey. possemen,
were shot 10 death and Deputy Marshal
Potter. OF Kentucky. was badly wound
ed. The raid just reported tells Of the
led the officers to their deaths
Deputy Collector J. =. Hurt, ope-
rating under the direction OF headquar-
tcrs here. with y posse went into the
Kentucky border December II, and In
two days raidlng captured tho Scaggs
Gap outfit and Two other plants near
Skeetcr Rock.
ON May last Deputy Marshal Pot :
ter with PossemcI sloan and Ramsey.
went 10 the ncighborhood OF Scagga
Gap near the Kentucky line. and To-
Gated a complete outfit.
When they were preparing TO lenve
with the captured copper they were
hrcd upon from ambush. and tho two
posserncn fell mortally wounded. Dep
MY Potter was seriously wounded.
but managed To make his escape, leav-
Ing the sim behind.
Dave Harlan, Hunt Hall and Tom
kludlc now are under arrest, charged
with the shooting, and are awaiting
trial III The Federal courts OF Nir-
ginia. kentucky courts discla.ming
jurisdiction because the tragedy oc-
CURED a short distance over the Nir-
ginia line. When Deputy Hurt and
they had a description and measure
mcntS OF the still which Potter aband :
oned. and in the course Of their opera
lions they found the fatal kettle. This
time. however, there was no dificulty
~ placing IL beyond the use OF moon
sinners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

wood. Robert Fowihes Preston Lacy. Archi-
bald Gilliland. Frank Faulkner. John Neal
Donnan Gray Jsmes d. Tucker. Jr.. VIII
Leo Wallace Ingram. William Vaughan
Moreile Clarke. I.andrum Hardy. Billy Bar
hour. Frank Yancey. Walter Yancey. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. ]. Paylor. Miss Mary Coleman
Mrs. Huebln Quinn Fulton. of this place
Is spending this week with friends In
Danyille.
Clement Bleecker, who has been in Chi
cago for the past four years. formerly O.
South Boston hoy. and Dr. and Mrs II g.
Malone. OF Chester. g. c.. are spending
the Christmas season with Mr. and Mrs. T
Bieccher Jefferson Street
Mr. and Mrs. It. ~. Siicott of Philadel-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

phia, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs p II.
fhncey during tho holidays
Miss Ann!a hrmistead returned to Dan
Vile few days ago. after VISIT TO friends
at this place.
Miss Nae Anderson. who has been ee-
journing in the mountains GROUND Ashe-
turned home.
Miss Alice Cody. Of Columbus. Ga. Is tho
guest OF Misc Lee Fowlkes during the holl-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. thompson. of thi.
place. are spending the Yuetide sea.on
with relatives at Houston and Altavista
Miss Mary Price left on Thursday to spend
Christmas NJ Houston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
BELONA
rsn.cia, to ,,he TImee-D,spa,cb

Especial to The Times- Dspatch.J
Belora. Va, December 27.--Miss Birdie
May Baugh. who has been sick at tho
Johnston Willis Hospital for three months
has returned 20 her homo in Po~hatan
very much Improved
Miss Lean Flippin. OF Kentucky. Is spend
ing the holidays with friends hero.
Ny. and Mrs. IIaskins Hobson, or Forest
Iill. are the guests of Mrs. w T. Rudd,
l.. IL. l.umpkin has gone 10 spend tho
holidays with his parents IN Richmond
County.
Miss Mamie May and Marie Rudd are
spending their Christmas vacation with
their mother. Mrs. Mollie Rudd.
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe Ia spending few
days ut her home in Hanover County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

sion IN tho spring of 1907. when d
remained Of n great gray army-l!mpcd
down p triumphant path through tho
heart OF the town. The old South sits
In her dead cities, and perhaps that
Is the reason Why the Southerncr So
quickly takes the stranger within his
gates TO the cemetery IT IL his apollo
Gies for thirty or forty years lost ia
the march OF progress And It Ia an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
There Will Be No Lack
Of Winter Weather
Special to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IPo0."f ~ TIT HHeN-DiNpHtCn.I
Washington, December 27.-'rhere
VIII bc no lack OF winter weather
anywhere In the United states, n
Weather bureau experts read the
nIEnS Alright. Inquiries mt the bu-
rcnu to-day MS 10 the prOspects OF
mild winter were met with the
statement TINT storms merely were
slightly delayed. hut TINT nothing
Ind como under the departments
observation to Indicate less thun tho
uSun1 rnin or snowfall. District
FOrccRster Edward ii. Bowie nnId
the rRinStOrm which swept thtr re-
ciOn on Christmas Day wnu merely
the fOrerunner OF the regular pro-
ccssiOD OF winter disturbances.
Another was already ON the way
from the South, nc said. Tempera-
lures throughout the Rocky Noun
tain region md Alaska were de-
cinrcd &" lie normal for the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
Fatal Fall from Horse.

Special TO The Times-D ispatch.l
Alexandria, Va. December 21.-Wai-
ter Brown, thirty-six years old. in the
1uartermasters department at Fort
Myer, Va. while exercising n horse
on the parade grounds late yesterday
afternoon. was thrown from the anil
NAL and instantly killed. his skull
being fractured. His WIFE, who lives
NJ Clark's Station, Alexandria County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28
SOUTH BOSTON

South Boston. Va. December 27.--Amonk
the young folks from distance who arc
ut home to spend tho holidays are Miss
Abel DeJarnettc. Miss Ruth Elliott. Miss
Dot Evans Miss Marie Norwood. Mas Ade-
iaidc Bass. Miss Virginia I.ukin. Miss LeOna
Reeves Miss Eva LoYeiace. Miss jamie Nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-28

Delatour Ginger Ale, or m
good as imported, doz % l.lU
: s oaI' for s' sw'f' tr'a' Csc
Summer Girl, beautiful boxes,
X pound size. 1Sc; Id. o.
size QUO
New es1 lf IN, or Orange Peel 14c
California Layer Figs, 16- 49,
New Malaga Grapes. lb.. :. .IOc
Vino for Jelly. at. -. zoe
2-lb. cans Campbell's Pork o.
and Beans ...... ~
Fresh Country Butter, Id. >. SOC
Fresh Chocolate Drops, H. T.. .121ac
Finest Quality Swiss Or
Cheese. Id. =. AOC
New Mixed Nuts, b.. 49,. lie
Quart Apple or French IN.
Brandy ...... $3.50. CVC
Fancy English Walnuts, 10.
best quality. H.. 80. LOO
lib. pkg. New Dates. -. &c
California Evaporated a.
Peaches, H. .......... ~
Good Grainy Lard, 1OHc ~
Id. In 25-lb. cans. -. 1UC
Good 5-string Brooms. :. PIC
Large bottle Essence Lemon, z
or Vanilla, bottle .... W
Bes tNavy Beans. ID. :. &c
BIB. jar Homemade Preserves. zoe
Fresh New Comb Honey, pkg. .I7c
A Very Good Mixed Tea, Id. .25c
Good Sour Pickles. gallon. ). CSC
New Barley. for soup. Id. -. &c
Smithfeld Country Jowls, Id. lie
New Goldfish. lib. brick &c
New Mince Meat. 10. &c
Purity Brand Butterine. h.. PFC
Country Sun-dried Apples. ID. &c
Good Carolina Rice, ID &C
Ivory Soap, for .25c
Sweetheart Toilet Soap, bars. Zoe
New Sour Nrout, just re- O.
ceived, per quart ...... OF
Butterfly High Grade Con- 49,
densed MIX. large cans, l. IL
New California Prunes, Or
lbs. for :. ACC
oD Chino o0e chs4 Ties'' na!as- 55c
Verdant Valley Fancy
Creamery Butter. lib. OF.
carton 10 "
Virginia Pride Roasted %.
Coffee. lib. pkgs. =. LLC
Finest Quality Breakfast Bacon.
1Sc lb.; or by piece. 6 IT,
lbs. to piece, b.. So. J. ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-05-29
swinburne should be taken out.
First Curtain in Use.

A window is an aperture in an 9TH
wise unbroken wall, 1.-THE said
aperture-was invented for at least
two reasons, one to provide air and
the other to enable the light to pene-
trate the cell, thus saving candles.
coal oil, gas or electricity, as the case
and community and time may be. No
hotel proprietor even invented the
window. No record exists Of the age
or origin of the window. but common
sense teaches us that some cavemau
started the custom of windowing hab-
itations BY poking a hole through the
clay wall of his residence and finding
the resultant light and air good to
see and to feel. WheFeupon Mrs.
cavedweller shifted contemptuously
and fastened the branch OF a fig tree
over the newly invented window in
such a way as to keep out as much
light as possible.
Whats that?" inquired the head Of
the cave.
That's a curtain" was the not un-
certain answer-Pearson's Weekly.