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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-24

FOR SALE, ELECTRIC FANS FOR
Times Dispatch building
SODA FOUNTAIN sACElFlCE PRICE
to quick customer. ]. BLUFORD &
NEW. AND SECOND HAND MOTOR
ggGies Il from so up IR;eP@,iri8E and
Vest Broad Street.
SEE OUR STOCK or HIGH-GRADE
or steel tire. We also have several
second hand wagons and buRgies.
reasonable. Easy terms. 4. MEYER'S
73l East Cary Street
FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE DOING
n good cash business Cheap rent;
good stand and good trade Reason
dress 2i2, care Times Digpa,ch
FOR SALE, AT SACRIFICE. MOTOR
launch. 2Sx7; glass. cabin copper.
s-horsepo~er owner pu gtsfs SIN;
larger one Apply OSCAR VIII
I.IAMS Hampton, Va.
FOR SALE. .oNE RUBBER -TIRE SUR
horse; one lot Of old mahogany FUR
niture. 25l7 + Street
FOR SALE. l5o-HoRSEPOWER AUTO
matte steam engine In fine condition.
once Box 4,5. Norfolk. va.
FOR SALE. DRUG STORE FIXTURES.
rery handsome and costly, cheap 70
quick purchaser apply MANAGER,
Chesterfield apartment Co.
~ HORSEPOWER MOUNTED GASO-
len" engine. 2Q-horsepowcr gasolene
traction engine, gasO!cuc ana kcro-
sere engines. all sizes: condition
guaranteed. l. BLUFORD * co
SAVE $3.50 TO $50 BY PURCHASING
life sch OlarshiQs now at special sum
iner rates. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
Sl55 RCNABOUT FOR SALE. GOOD As
new. COS Price street.
TIMBER FOR SALE ONE MILLION
four hundred thousand feet or pine
timber l. three miles OF the city, on
a turnpike, and lays beautifully: The
pr!c" : attractive. BE quick II YOU
want this GEO &. POINDENTER *
60, Mutla! Building
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE 4 BIG
t2I Oh
ONE NEW IX-HORsEPOWER Ma
ciiiNEa wo 6fR 80 &tS 'l E3s, M MA
FOR SALE. WE'LL ESTABLTSHED
small hotel and restaurant in Nor
io!k, Va, At bargain; good reasons
Tor selling only parties that have
the cash need apply. L. . Box 944.
Norfolk Va
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Rral estate Jur Rent
SCHOOLS.
LITTLETON COLLEGE

Ii LIE yin SOLLEGE.
For more than thirty years we
have been training girls and
young women for successful
teaching and Tor usefulness in
life.
We furnish scholarships to
young women preparing to teach
and free tuition to all students
who take instruction in our
Practice and Observation School.
We guarantee positions to
teachers who complete our
courses OF study. For catalogue
address J. NJ. RHODES,
Littlcton, n. c.
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southbound trains scheduled 20 leave Rich
mond daily: 900 A. M.-Local Norlinn.
l:lo =. M.-Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
birmingham savannah. Jacksonvle II Is
/. M.-Sieepers and coaches Atlanta, Bir-
mingham. Memphis 90 4. M.-Sleep peers and
coaches. lacAsonville Northhouud train,
scheduled TO arrive in Richmond daily. So
y. vi $40 y NJ. . :05 i, III. 5 so Z. NJ :.ocA..
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MACHEN RESIGNS
HIS ED|TORSH|P
special Tho Timcs.Dispatch

'TI'N IdI 10 I TIC i ITTIFS- IJISTiIVN
Alexandria. Va. July 23.-Lewis H.
Machen who is a candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. left this afternoon Tor
Fredericksburg in the interest OF his
candidacy Mr.. .Machcn returned to-
day from Richmond. Norfolk Ports
mouth. Newport News, Old Point and
other places. where he has been on
trip.
Mr. Machen upon his return here to-
day rendered his resignation as editor
of the alexandria Daily News an af-
tGrno9n1 paper, which was recently
placed In the hands OF receivers.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
streets Tor Petersburg:
&c. :. s. - TO- H. -i2 A. NJ l. = q <
"5.I5 s.. :. :. 'J:l0 =. III.
ll;0) L. II. Tor Chester. l2:01 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave, Petorsburs FOO. o; Sycamore.
street, tor Manchester:
'5AS. t:S5; ',1la '..a5 S:25. es5. 1926. II IS
- NJ, l-:t, 'l;Sj. .:Sj. IS. .i:35. 5:25. e2a.
- 80 30 9.35 'l0:i0. li:i0 +. NJ.
!Daly IN Sunday and holidays
't"T!tts baggage and express.
"Linitei- Except Sunday and HOLIDAY.
Al cars from PETERSBURG connect With
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prlp llldntch l3aIr

5 }faae n , Cnl,ea s,ai.s Na|y. Maaay'
show ability Enter now ioi big Tor.
clgn cruise. Panama celebration san
francisco Exposition.
Get Information and he examined At
NAVY RECRUITING STATION. Allison
Bu!!ding. East Main ana Eighth Streets.
Elchmond. Va or write for trec book
man" BUREAU OF NAVitATION. Box
@o5, Navy DEPARTMENT. Washington.
WAITED. Az ELEcTRlc1AN: ONE
s~itchboard and Light and power
work. Address y e. LININGE.R.
care Virginia Hot Springs Company.
fi2l SpiiuEs. Va
WANTED BOY 10 FEED PRESS JOR
aud cylndcr. ono WHO knows some
thlng about iEpe and wants 20 learn
week, regular hours Apply 70 BOAT
WRIGHT d MDERISS. bliIwyn. Va
WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
army able bodied Unmarried men. be
tween the ages Of j. and 80. citizens
Of the United states Of good character
ana tenn eTate habits VINO can speak.
read and write the English language.
!'or Information apply to RECRUITING
'FFIC EK $50 East Broad street. Rich
Iuond, Va
FOR SALE. 4 MOUNTAINS HOME.
siluatci al summlt ~ Blue Ridge
aiJlilde $500 feet. .ieht mll.@ss ii:ooss,
noke Va Consists u ton acres good
land and new small cottage Land
SpN,h !H'h! iGT summer ar perina-
Pree $500 Good terms 4 necessary
Address owner " j NDONALD
Koanokc. Va Box 74a.
WANTED 4 YOUNG WHITE MAN AS
clerk must have best OF reference
salary SO r"r month ana board Adj
dress y ~ care Times Dispatch
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SITUATIONS lL!antru, a9aIr

ASSISTANT DRUGGIST WISHES P0-
sition in or near Richmond Can
give good reference l. 222, caro-
Times Dispatch
EXPERIENCED PROMOTER. WELL.
known In Richmond. wants position
at once. no film Hammers need an
swer Address L 122. care Times
Dispatch
W y y T + n POSITION AT ONCE;
seven years experience double-entry-
bookkeeping. Best reference Adj
dress Z 1871. care Times Dispatch,
WANTED POSITION BY GOOD. EN-
peTicnCcd hotel steward Best refer
cnces u So. care Times Dispatch.
If IN NEED or GOOD HE'LL CALL
Monroe PIGS.
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0DSt ano EuHnu

LOST. PURSE. coNrAINlNG $50. BE.
tween McCrOrcy's store ana Stuart
avenue. either on street or street car.
Can only Identify purse and contents.
Finder return 10 22l3 stuart Avenue
ana receive reward.
LOST. TAN MOTOR COAT LINED
with green SILK Reward ii returned
10 = la5. care Times Dispatch.
LOST. WEDNESDAY or BROAD
street, lady'h silver Swiss watch gold
neck chain attached Reward If re-
turned TO 20i North sixth
FOUND. MILEAGE BOON IL PARTY
gives description VIII return 10 him
~ pacing costs. SIMON SYCLE. II
West Broad
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NOTE.-While the terms Of this sale
calls for cash, tho purchaser can. II
desired. negotiate liberal loan from
the auctionecrs.
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l3slp, SCALE ann jifnaIf

WORK NEXT FALL. WILL,
be easy 10 young people who take
our business courses now. Special
Inducements for early cnrollments
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
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:s!l,,IiIDn5 ll!antfn, female

LADY. NOW EMPLOYED. WANTS PO-
sition To take charge OF widowcrs
family September /. or will take po-
stion in institution; best references
o. care Times Dispatch.
y GRADUATE NURSE (COLORED)
wishes employment Can give best
references MARY T.. BROWN Phone
Monroe 2f7
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Rooms lllantfn
kea[ Gstatf lllanrrn

WASTED TO RENT. WITH THE
privilege OF purchasing within twelve
months. q suburban home, healthy
location for children. in easy access
of Richmond with reasonable CON
Ncniences, and susceptible to modern
improvements. several acres of land
or more. Give full description, loca-
ton and price. Buyer will answer all
replies and decide from description
whether or not personal interview is
desired. Address ID 81, care Times
Dispatch
WANTED SMALL HOUSE. WITH
large lot III OF near suburbs. not TO
cost over $1,000. Address II 100
care Times Dispatch.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON
NELLY & CO. Write pCStb <or nee
-sSary DlankR
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.Daiiy. Weekdays. Sundays only.
All transt TO or from Byrd Street Station
utop at Eiba. Time o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
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RUftrfs

WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENns Or
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers' when you can negotiate a
loan on your watch, diamonds,
tcwelry or silver~arc at "a reason
able rate OF interest at the EQUIT-
ABLE LOAN SOCIETY? All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
Offices for ladies' consultation. second
Noor. 500 East Broad Street.
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. sia
and REMOUNT DIAiioNDs IN THE
LATEST STYLES old gold and
silver always taHen in exchange.
OYSTERS FURNISHED THE YEAR
round. any style. BIJOU CAFE
RESTAURANT. SIS East Broad.
THE INDIAN MAID" SIDE CAR IS ~
town. and / would like every motor
cyclist In richmond to call TO see the
SWEETEST side car ever made TONp-
kINS. The Indian Man.
WANTED-YOu ARE INVITED TO
Broad street. Large canvas OF Sep
teinber Morn on free exhibition tor
one week.
ALI. KINDS or UsE-PAINTfNC;, IN
Guiding rooms walls. fences and
roofs. window glasses put in |
guarantee my work GEORGE J..
laird, 2l2 East Main street
SAM ZlArMERMAN is 40 LONGER
connected with the firm Of Joe
Tatarsky NJ 2; North Seventh Street
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW FOR THE
it"tal Groccrs Excursion 10 Buckroe
Reach on August Is 4 day of fun
ahead for You.
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ffooGSQsrYIAlAd',N5.
Old JOHNSTON LINZ

Nv Richmond foot OF Ash st. daily 700 y, NJ
Leave Eewpor: ELECTROMAGNETIC A AZ
100 a NJ.
Sorto.k for Kew YORK dGly. except sunday
i;ys NJ Come t!ons also made b. y. II
W. ~ T. 81 and =. & y. Iy. at L. II
Nieht line steamers stop AT Cllremont 20
mnc or receive passengers o. signal. and VIII
ps .uet ~ pGhl!c conveyance.
NlKGlHlA NAVIGATION co. tErectty,
Apt!i 9I rnes River oS daylight; Tor Nor
tolk d.l ol4 hoint Newport News ana all
Ja;ues River lRnGines. Steamer leaves Non.
04y. Wednesday, and friday at L % A 81
Freight reeeived for all Lau..- liver Points
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BY c. l.. 6 II l. Denoon
and
Casselmun & Co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE, BY PUBLIC
THE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE,
L3%&bIli FKoN MiFd ten GN A Bilfo %
AVENUE. FULTON HILL. Is THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
IN execution Of a decree Of the Cir,
cult Court OF Henrico County entered
December u, 1912, in the suit OF sophia
undersigned special commissioners
therein appointed Will OFFER for sale at
public anc,ion. on The, premises on
at o'clock L. NJ,
the above very valuable and substan-
TALLY built double brick residence. sit
uated on the north side OF Belmont
Avenue. with lot fronting 200 feet on
SAID avenue. and running back l53s
feet 10 Graham street. and contaiuina,
ten acres. This property is situated
within the eastern corporate limits of
the city OF Richmond and Will mako
most desirable home, and tho acreage
Is ripe for subdivision. and offers rare
inducements for a most profta BILE spec
ulation
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
one and two years. purchaser to eX-
ecute his notes for deferred payments.
payable in two equal instalments, at
one and two years after date. and bear
ing interest from date; or all cash, at
option OF purchaser. Title TO be re
tanned until all purchase money is
paid and a conveyance ordered by tho
court.
r. T. PEYTON. JR.
ISAAC pIGGS.
Special commissioners.
state OF Virginia. County Of Henrico,
to-wit:
I. Samuel T. Wadlll. clerk OF the
Circuit Court of the County Of Henrico.
do certify that tho bond required of
the special commissioners tn the suit
or Sophie Conrads vs.. Conrads ct ais
has been duly executed
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF July. 1913.
SAMUEL + WADDIlL
Clerk
BY T. c. FLETCUER
Deputy Clerk
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II, L. PEYTON. JR..
ISAAC pIGGS.
Special commissioners.
state OF Virginia. County Of Henrico,

sen ENTN STREET.
In execution OF certain decd Of
trust, dated July g. 1912, and recorded
in the clerks Office OF the ChauCcry
Court OF the city OF Richmond. Va. in
Deed Book 2I7-D. page 933. default
having hcen made in the payment OF
the debt thereby secured. and being
directed so to do by the uotehulNrr. We
VIII sell at public auction. on tho
premises.
MONDAY. July %. 1918.
at $50 o'clock J.. NJ
the following described real estate:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land. with all improvements thereon,
lying and being in the city Of Rich
mond. Va, designated as 40. Gl3 North
seventh Street. beginning at point
distant 295 feet ! inch from tho north
eastern intersection OF Leigh and sew
enth Streets. extending along tho east
line or Seventh street north wardly and
fronting thereon SO feet inches. thence
running back between parallel lines
l2O feet, more or less. to an alley 20
feet wide"
The improvements on this property
consists of q substantial brick dwelling
and outbuildings. which is now rented
TO good tenants. and will make the
purchaser good home or profitable in
vestment.
TERMS: Cash
W. s. ROBINSON.
CHAS II PHILLIPS.
Trustees
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40 J IL. CHARGED II ADVANCE II
YOU have old or doubtful accounts on
YOU! books. regardless OF age or
character, including your loss or
gain. Judgment PROOF ana outlaw'eG
accounts. no matter where you may
he located, write US. agents wanted
either Sex. IN every town and Clty
IN the south; liberal paE, steady pO-
a.tion. Address or call "MERCAS-
TILE 81 Mutual Building. Ricn-
uond, Va
WANTED PARTNER WOULD SELL
some reliable party Who Understands
the business; desire to add vaudeville
70 The present moving pictures. The
dome Is rroiuiucntly located. on the
iHaln street Of Greensboro y O.
hp!nH good business, elegantly fitted
Up and VIII bear the closest inspcC-
ton. II interested come and see me
or address GEO. a TRANER 2IG
East Washington Street, Greensboro,
MONEY WANTED-I WANT A LOAN
OF $4,000 OF 10000. October the III
from one TO nvo Gears. at per cent,
on hrst mortgage best city real es-
tat", which VIII bear the closest In
NestiEat!on. The loan viii be less
than onc-hal! Of its value as a guar
antee. Address r l5i. care Times
Dispatch.
GETTING 4 START ~ BUSINESS
easily acquired with our practical
courses. Get our special proposition
to-day MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEG Z.
WANTED, \ DENTIST, REGISTERED
III state Of Virginia; great oppor-
tunity for q young dentist who Is
able TO invest at least $1,000 Good
business Will stand Investigation. Ad-
dress l. 20. care Times Dispatch
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lCtanIED

store in Richmond with living apart
fnents. adjoining or above preferred.
ADDRESS, u 81, care Times ID spatch
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for SaIe

TONrPKINS INDIAN BICYCLE. THE
best value ever offered. S23. 327
West BROAD
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The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctionecrs.
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.

TRUSTEES Auction SALE
OF
PICTURE FRAMING ESTABLISH
AS. trustee for } H. Mallory. trading
as Mallory Art co. | will sell. on the
Premises. No p East Main Street
TO-DAY oTHUKSDAY). JULY 81.
at 80 o'clock L. M
INC stock and fixtures consisting Of n
large stock OF Picture Frame Moulding
OF various kinds. large stock Of Manu-
featured Picture Frames. large uuau-
uty OF neat Board. large lot of sheet
Pictures and Notices ono sixteen-foot
Counter, one Marsh Mitre Box. ono
Mat Cutting Machine. Tables, Desk.
Chairs, Heating stoves. etc.
sale positive TERMS: Cash.
c. 7. MORRIS.
Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AEctiDucere
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SUMMER RATES OF TUITION IN Eff
feet for limited time. Send. write
or telephone for catalogue MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED WHITE
maid, one willing to work; references
exchanged. Address + l59. care
Times Dispatch
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Kdilro:og

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -wEEX0AYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 600 +. ~ for Frcdericksburg.
leave hioa Sta. 40 A. $40 Z. ". for Ashland.
arrive bird 1t. Sta. S.2h AM. from Frcderick.b'g.
ArriIe Elba Sta G.3O n. go 2. VI FROM AshlnnA
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FOR SALE, ELECTRIC FANS FOR
direct current. Apply Room 400
Times Dispntch Ruili!mg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-24

SODA FOUNTAIN. SACEIFICE PRICE
TO quick customer. j. BLCFORD &
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WANTED. IMMEDIATELY. EXPERT
enced. capable lady StcnOgra pher to
substitute five OF six weeks. good
salary. location and hours. references
required. Address T. H., care Times
Dis snatch
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ioclp lC!antfh female

coNTRALTo WANTED FOR CHURCH
work. Must Toe rst-class Good
salary 10 right person Apply, Civ
ing experience and references, to 4
/. ROPER. 500 Bank OF Commerce
IIllp Norfolk Va
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cycles from $50 UP. Repairing and
parts of all kinds TOMPKINS, 80.
West Hroah Str.er
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WANTED, OPERATORS on MAT
trees ticks; steady work year
round. $40 TO $I2 weekly Apply
Bedding Department. FRED WAL
PERT * co. Baltimore. Md.
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WANTED OLD FEATHER MAT
tresses and antique furniture. LEVY,
upholstercr and mattress maker
Repairing and polishing furniture a
specially. 425 West Broad.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-12-18

full Christmas dinner last Sunday.
The table was heavily laden with
the finest food, and beautifully de-
corated with holly. Those at the
table, besides the family, were the
Messrs. Robinson, Taylor, Snowden,
pugh, Huff. Durham, Spence and
Branson. The ladies present were
Miss Steger, Miss Eyler, Mrs. Gil
bert, and Mrs. Brewer and daughter
of Richmond. At the close Of the
meal Mr.. Durham, in few chosen
words, presented Mrs. Spence with
a beautiful cut glass water set as a
gift from The Boys" after which
all spent a pleasant afternoon in the
parlor.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-12-18
LOCAL PAGE
NEWS OF BEREA AND VICINITY. GATHERED FROM A
VARIETY OF SOURCES

No matter what you want you can
get 1t at Welch's. (ad)
Miss Helen l.. Kneeland has re-
turned to Berea, much improved in
health by the operation undergone
in Christ Hospital, Cincinnati.
The Ladies of the Silver Greek
Chapel, who gave an oyster supper
at the home of Mr.. r. l.. Potts last
Friday night were quite successful,
the proceeds amounting to about
thirty dollars.
Keep your eye out for Welch's
Xmas goods.
Holidays Bakery will shut down
for an indefinite time on Saturday
this week.
For Rent or Sale: One Q room
and one 6 room house on Chestnut
Street. Apply to Mrs. Geo. Pow, Es-
till Street. (ad)
Mr.. Sam Scruggs Of Junction City
spent from Saturday until Monday
with his brother. Mr.. Albert
Scruggs.
Go to G. V. Fowler's over the Be-
rea Bank and Trust Co., to get your
saddles, harness, boots and shoes
repaired. (ad)
Mrs. II. +. Keltch and children left
Monday to join Rev. Keltch at their
new home in Salem, Ind.
Mrs. Sallie Hanson returned Mon
day from a trip to Lexington.
FOR SALE.-Good pair mules. Wa
gon and harness. See w. B. Jones.
Friends of Miss Wayne Winfrey,
a former student in the Academy
Department, will be interested to
hear that she is married to DR.. Har-
ris. They are now located in Dan
vile, Ky.
Thinking of buying a coat, suit
or skirt; read Hayes & Colts ad on
page 5. (ad)
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Todd enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Lackey
and daughter, Margaret, Rev. and
Mrs. T.. b. English and Mrs. DejOin-
ct the first Of the week.
Miss Dora Ely, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
hospital, is now able TO be out.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the BobtOwn school house Monday
night at seven o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mr.. Harry Prather arrived in Be
rea last week for a visit with home
folks.
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MADISON COUNTY
Silver Greek.

NiVUa
Silver Greek, Dec. i5.-Rev. Chill
ders preached at Silver Creek last
Sunday. Quite number Of the
people attended church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wistard Johnson and
children spent Saturday and Sun
day with his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Johnson.
The Misses Mamie and Oracle
Johnson spent Saturday in Berea.
Mr.. Bob Witt spent Friday and
Saturday with his sister, Mrs. C..
+. Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Whittmoore,
have moved into Mr.. Burdette's
house on the mountain.
Miss Mabel Johnson spent Satur-
day night with Miss Hester Hazel
wood.
Miss Bette Johnson who is stay
ing in Berea. spent Saturday night
with her mother, Mrs. Sallie John
son.
Mr.. Pat Gadd and family have
moved into Mr.. John W. Johnson's
house.
Rev. Childers has been called from
Brush Greek to- preach fat Silver
Creek the coming year. The regular
meeting days are the first Saturday
and Sunday Of each month.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Anderson
spent Saturday night with his uncle
and aunt, Mrs. G. +. Anderson.
The Messrs. Ira and Maggie And
erson spent Saturday in Berea with
their sister. Mrs. Elish Robinson.
0oyls.
Coyle. Dec. five are having
some very nice weather for the time
OF the year.
The people Of this place have
been killing hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Afford were in
Richmond Wednesday on business.
Mrs. John Tharp spent Thursday
and Thursday night with Mrs. Sal
lie Rice.
Mrs. Will Todd was the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Arch Murray,
Thursday.
Mr.. Alex Lanter Of this place has
moved TO Waco, and Mr.. William A.
Winkler Of Speedwell is moving
where Mr.. Lanter leaves.
Granvel Isaacs purchased from
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M0NABAN AND SMITH VISIT
SCHOOLS.
Knapp Hall Commended

Mr.. A. G.. Monahan Of the U. s.
Bureau Of Education has just re-
turned to Washington after spend
ing a week visiting rural schools IN
tClay and Laurel Counties with Prof.
Smith Of the Bcrea Normal Depart
ment
Mr.. Monahan was here in the in
tercst Of statistical survey that is
being made Of educational condi- =
tions in the southern highlands by
the national bureau, in which will
be- published sociological survey
of Clay County which Prof. Smith
has made.
u is the purpose Of the bureau
to have exact data concerning the
public schools Of the mountains in
order to cooperate more closely and
intelligcntly with the departments
Of education Of the mountain states
and in order TO distribute correct
information about mountains schools
TO all Interested in this particular
field.
While at Berea Mr.. Monahan Wis
tied the new Training School build
ing. Knapp Hall, and commended the
plans and arrangements Of rooms.
He was most favorably impressed
with the visitors galleries which
seem TO be an entirely new idea in
such buildings.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1913-12-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We are very grateful to the peo-
pie Of Berea for the kindness and
sympathy manifested toward us
during the recent sickness and loss
Of our dear daughter, Mae.
We especially desire TO thank
Prof. and Mrs. Calfee, Miss Click.
Mr.. Chrisman and all who gave
words Of cheer and consolation at
Berea and Bonneville.
Prof. Raine and Miss Bowersox
were so kind as to accompany us to
Bonneville and we hold them in
memory for their kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Minter,
Cow Greek, Ky.