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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

avenue retulned home on Sunday night
from trip TO Canada She resumed
her duties secretary for the BOARD of
education yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. West of Chicago were
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ander
Hamilton of New York avenue on Sum
day
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Behrnas of New
York avenue entertained the latter's
sisterMr. and Mrs. VIM. Coney of Chi
cago Heights on Sunday
Mrs. Jacob Keilman of Minneapolis
| is here visiting her brothers-in-law.
the Keilman boys
| Miss Clara Sabinski who was able to
return home from st. Margarets hos
pital after a severe Illness is now Wis
iting her father, Gustav sabinski on
Schrage avenue.
Miss Jessie Helm of Sheridan avenue
left yesterday for a months visit with
| relatives in Cleveland.
| Misses Marie Koch and Katherine
Schaefer were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Reiplinger in Hammond
on Sunday.
| Miss Loretta Powers of Chicago Wis
tied her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. N
Powers on Sunday.
| Miss Florence Kerner who was the
| guest of Miss Nora Dineen of Sheri-
dan avenue for the week end has re-
turned to her home in Valparaiso.
Mrs. J. w. Ault and daughter Miss
Vida Ault returned yesterday from q
| short visit at Momence. Ill. Her neice
Ruth Auit returned home with her.
Among those TO go from the loca'
plant to the Standard Oil Company:
new refinery at Casper. Wyo-. Is Peter
Holden of Indiana Harbor. who will
hold the position of boss carpenter.
Mr.. Holden was married last might
to Miss Edith Collins, a very popular
Indiana Harbor girl who is we'll known
| in Whiting. Immediately after the
wedding the groom left for his new
destination, the bride to remain with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Col
Inns in Indiana Habor until about Sep
TENDER 1st.
Dinners cooked with Gas are better
and cost less.-No Ind Gas & Flee. Co
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RORERTSDAI,E

Mr.. and Mrs. Keanan Of Roberts ave,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daley of Chicago
Sunday.
Rev. Burgi of Naperville. ILL.,. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blaul
of Roberts ave. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eggers visited
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Seliger of East Side over Sunday.
Ground is being broken for the new
nat building of Casper Watson to be
erected on the corner of Indiana blvd.
and Atchison avenue.
Robertsdale and Whiting people will
be surprised to learn of the marriage
of Mr.. Henry Poppen to Miss Mable
Hickman OF Omaha Neb. Mr.. Poppen
was born in Whiting and lived here
until four yeas ago when he accepted
position as manager of the Cooper
Queen hotel at Bisbee. Ariz.
Mrs. Mayors of Indiana blvd. visited
Mrs. Sladek at Paylos Park Sunday.
The ball game between the married
men and single men Sunday morning
. resulted in a score Of 13 to 8 in favor
of the single men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schaffer of Eas,
! Sidt visited at the Theissen home IN
Indiana boulevard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Leverenz OF Har-
rison avenue spent Sunday in Chicago
! tht guests of Mrs. Leverenz's mother
Mrs. Hauley.
Evon Peterson Of Roberts avenue at
tended the south side ball game il
Chicago Saturday.
Frank Marsh of Indiana boulevar,
| left Sunday for New York where h,
will sail Wednesday for Penrith. Eng
| to spend several weeks with relatives
Clara. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Radlor of Harrison avenu
| has the measles,
! Mrs Rhode OF Chicago visited he,
daughters. Mrs. Carl Boness and Mr.
| John Wichorst over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Leverenz of Har-
| rison avenue were guests of the latter
sister Mrs. Johnson and family o
| Roseland. III. Sunday.
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LOWELL.

The dedication Of the new Christian
church at Shelby Sunday was the oc-
casion of one of the biggest religious
gatherings that little town has seen
in a member of years People came
there from all the surrounding coun-
try and neighboring towns and cit
les. The exercises themselves were
refined, dignifed and high class The
choir made up of Is people from Shell
by and Lowell including an orchestra,
was one of the principal features OF
the occasion and received favorable
comment from everyone present A
large number of Lowell people were
present. When the dedication exercises
begun a debt of $3.50 hung over IT;
when they closed that deft was COM
pletely go4feLover the sum having
been raised Eight hundred dollars in
cash was received and pledges for the
balance were received The dedication
exercises were managed by Rev. Sharp
of Hammond, and he is a sure good
money raiser At the evening session
% people Joined the church. The oc-
casion was one of the most Joyous ones
ever held in Shelby and one that those
present won't forget in many years.
The church building is constructed of
concrete block and the dimensions of
the edifice are 36x56, with a basement
under the METRE structure The out
side is painted to Portland grey, trim
med in stone brown. The interior wall
is stone green. metal ceiling in white.
The building is finished in oak The
large windows of the auditorium are OF
About forty people from this place
attended the dedication exercises o.
the Christian church at Shelby sun
day.
beautiful art glass The building is tc
be heated with furnace. The baseme al
Will be used for the Sunday school class
The building complete cost $4,000
Messrs. Rumsey and Pinkerton are the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22

Go to snyler's Studio for picrure
framing ct I
Robert Gardner has returned from
Parkersburg, w. Va, and other eastern
cities. At Parkersburg he visited his
sister. Mrs. Ruth Campbell who is
now very Ill and in the hospital For
this reason Miss Eliza Gardner will
still remain there for several weeks.
James Parker OF Sheridan avenue left
on Saturday night for Casper, Wyo.. to
enter upon his new duties as chief clerk
at the new plant of the Standard Oil
company. which is being erected at
Casper Mrs. Parker and children will
remain In whiting for about two
months before gong back to Their new
home
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Baumgarten, Mr.. and
Mrs, Elmer Sherwn and son. Ladoft.
Miss Orvilla Baumgarten and Floyd
Banks spent Saturday and Sunday Wis
iting with relatives in Croker. Ind.
Dennis ]. Conroy of Whiting winner
in the Chicago Evening American con-
test, will leave Chicago with the rest
of the party at ten a m. this evening
on their Panama trip. The party will
leave Chicago on the Northwestern
railway for Yellowstone Park From
lieS VIII 10 10 EOEtldnu
Ore, thence to San Francisco and from
there to Los Angeles. From Los Ange-
les the party will take the steamer TO
Panama which is their destination.
They will return to New Orleans
! and from there they will come back to
Chicago on the Illinois Central rail-
road. There will be special car to
accommodate the entire party, consist
ing of children and chaperones They
will be chaperoned by two army Of
ficers. two trained nurses and two
doctors
! Dennis Conroy is IA years of age and
IS the youngest as well as the smallest
! of the party to take the trip. In addi-
ton to this Whiting is the smalles,
city in the first forty places of which
Dennis won tenth place. He will be
| accompanied on his trip by his aunt
Mrs. John Conroy, with whom he
! makes his home.
The trip enroute from New Orleans
will take about II days, the entire trir
| to be about six weeks
! The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
McLinn of Ohio avenue still continue.
to be very i'll
Miss Mary l. Morrison of New York
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HEGEwISCF

Among those who spent Sunday at
the Lake Front were Mr. and Mrs
Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs. Berggren and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
The Misses Aretlla and Golden Price
and Mrs. Harwell of Chicago visited
Mrs. J. Murphy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Collins and
daughter Katherine are spending the
week with relatives in Michigan.
Olive Nelson of 1854 Superior avenue
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SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Hy Ball seq he could live on $4,000
a year ez much ez he likes grape juice
not.
Hi Mighty's daughter Elizabeth
Eleanora n Jeb Titles boy Fred Hoped
[ Squdgeville last mite n were married
In order t elude her parents Elizabeth
passed her goin away gowns L Fred
through tn key-hole.
Much complaint has been registered
since workmen on the Panhandle road
recently repaired the crossing on Grant
street on account of the ununiformity
OF the planking and rails, making 1t
dangerous for traffic. New rails were
put in which stick up about one inch
or more above the old planking and
humping the bumps at an amusement
place hasn't anything on the crossing
as II is at present. The crossing has
been ordered repaired and put in bet
and Inconvenience to traffic removed.
Jake Weber and Miss Elizabeth Keil-
man. both of this city, secured license
to marry in Chicago on July 10 and
will make their home in Crown Point
on Clark street where Mr.. Weber has
recently completed a new bungalow.
The couple are well and favorably
known in Crown Point and THE TIMES
joins their many friends in extending
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren H. Hayward
delightfully."- entertained a party of
friends at their home on Main street
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1his pretty nock u made q
green ta&etA The skirt u GliRhtly
plated IN the front from under tie
Gtxdle, and y made with . seam b
6s baek. The jacket n slashsd On
eeeA ssds It The front, and Il b In
Two parts, and tie G1dre part q ct
tAched b Tie body under tie bind
lme. The sleevo q in one With he
body, and q finished at The lower
pat With . FIRM oe the maHefial.
he neck n finished with standing
fr1n Il tn66ta which u hound On tA0
e6go With tn6gta. Tia jpelest q
trimmed On eoch al6n II De front
With buttons and hoops q ta6stA.
The Rlxdso across tho fNoue - de
3aceUe 3 a ta6sta, md de front q
The eorsaRe sAowing underneath 4
q Whats cAf6na.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22
MRS. MANGES
ESCAPES
OPERATION
How She Was Saved From
Surgeons Knife by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Mogadore, Ohio. 1.-THE first two years
was married l suffered so much from

female troubles and
bearing down pains
that l could no t
stand on my f e e t
long enough TODD my
work. The doctor
said / would have to
undergo an opera
ton, but my husband
wanted me to try
Lydia E. Pinkhar's
v e G e t a bl e Con-
pound first. i took
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22

UNION SCOUT SCRAP. COUNTRY
CLUB and FOREx plug cut growing By
leaps and bounds Quality and quan.
tity counts with consumersL McHie ..
T0h, C. --aAnVs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-07-22

THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD TO
MERIT THE SUCCESS 1T HAS
ACHIEVED.
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Great Mistake.

Il educated one Of my boys to b.
q doctor and the other q lawyer" said
Farmer CorntosseI. ~ he shifted hii
crutch
That ought to be q good arrange
ment"
It's nothing Of the kind. It has le<
to a row that's goin' to break up thu
family. l got run into by . locomo
tive. One of EN- wants to cure M
an the other wants me to 60 lame sol
we can sue for damages"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-28
HEATHSVILLE
Ispe cial 10 The rimes-pispatch1


Henthsville. Va. September a30PIofe .so-
=. Mason Brent, Mira II N. Brent and Dr.
r Trea - Brent we're week end guests OF Mrs
Lloyd j. Snead AT her home in Tappahan
Or Fred ID Brent was in callao and
vicinity this week w
Or Meade S,ith Brent returned to Pc
tersbutg; WIN Seymour Brent went 10 RIch
mond, and Charles T. sterling 10 E.w VIZ
city this week -
Mrs Laura Holmes Railey. Of s., Morv.s
Nd. is visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles
{. T. Haean has returned from F.. roo,,,
trip u Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Booker Of i.ottsbur~. was a
recent guest OF Miss Para Randoiph Breni
Mrs y " Reed. who has been spending
SOM SOM, time IN Heathsviile. left Tor Wash
ington and other points recently. She WAS
present at the meeting Of the United Da,rb.
tors OF the confederacy In Reedvilie a short
while ago and made address
Professor Reed will again lie prInctpal ~
tie Heaihsriiie High School
Mrs, Frederick Downing, Of WASHINGTON
VINO has been spending the summer win
her brother, Henry Blundon, at burgess
store VIII he "a guest al Mir and Mr.. Vii
ham biundoh at Reedviie for a while
Miss Bessie onohundro. who has been
visiting her parents At their home near
Lillian. has resumed her stndies n, Lon No
Hopkins University Miss Lena omobunara
has also returned her home in BaI,i-
more.
Or. John a. Crowther and family or Sa
Nfhnah ia, are spending several DAYS
with Mrs. T. i Marsh. Lillian ANA Mr. ana
Mrs James IL Crowther. Of Tibi,ha Miss
Courtney Crowther Viii be student at st
Mays College. Raleigh. y. c. for her sec
ond session.
Or and Mrs Ward Randolph have return
ed 10 their home In Richmond, after a
pleasant visit TO relatives In RecdviIie
Miss Fannie IL. Robinson, or Suttsville
VII! teach this session AT Walnut Point
number or automobiles Will go FROM
Eccdvis!e to the State Fair In Eichinond
The second annual school fair at Northuin-
beiiand win be held in Hcathsville on Oc-
tOber -
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BOOKS RECEIVED.
Fiction.

IetiOh.
"a Fool and His Money" BY George
The Man WHO Saw Wrong" By
Jacob Fisher.
The Fate OF Felix Brand" BY Flor
ence Finch Kelly.
Fanny OF the Forty Frocks" BY
Frances Aymar Mathews
The Loves OF Pelleas and Etarre."
adventure" BY Jack London
The Fire Within. BY Patricia Went
The Terrible Twins" BY Edgar
Madeleine at Her Mirror" By Mar
Beatrice of Denewood" BY Alden
arthur Knipe and Emile Benson Knipe
The Thirteenth Juror" BY Fred
crick Trevor Hill
The Way Out BY Edna Parthenia
Who Is My Neighbour" By J. L.
AN Heir to Empire" BY Walter S.
Patty Leroy" Anonymous.
Tho White Linen Nurse" By Flea
nor halloween Abbott
For Young People.
"Aunr Jimmy's Will" BY Mabel %
good Wright.
The lIorssemcn of tho Plains" BY
Joseph a. Altsheler.
Heidi" BY Johanna Spyri
The Townsend Twins" Ry Warren
L Eldred. ~
sonny Boys Day at the Zoo" BY
Ella BENTLEY Arthur
The Brownies Many More Nipbts ;.
Ky Palmer Cox.
Miscellaneous.
Bailey.
:, "Everyman's Religion" By George
Joseph and His Brethren BY Louis
,. Parker.
Year Book of the New York South
orn Society"
Are You Going to Colege% By
William &. Schmcisscr
Leaves from Virginia's Iourr.l
BY Virginia CORY
Woman in Science" BY II. J. Mo-
War Time in Manila" By Bradley
y f'iske.
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al 10, on Main street owned by Mrs. Alice

and lot on Main street owned by Mrs Alice
Cnrdozo.
Misses Bertha Bridgeforth and Coiine
Bagby spent Saturday In town.
Miss Bell. or Lunenburg. is tho guest of
Mrs I.orena Thornton in West Blackstone.
DR.. Herbert Nebiett. of Richmond. spent
the week end with friends here.
Mrs b. IL. IIitc the guest of her
daughter Mrs. II. d. Maben. for several
days.
this week with her sister, Mrs. ii. b. Epcs.
Mas Maria. Tuggie who has been visiting
her sister In Richmond. returned home Sat
urday. 80, 49,,
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Harris, this
week.
Mrs VIII Yingling. of Crewe. spent Mon
day with her sister Mrs. ID. t. Deane
Mrs Sarah Osborne, who spent several
weeks In, Petersburg. has returned home.
Miss Julia Hundley Is the guest of Mrs.
win Bagwell.
Miss cornic Spencer spent several days
with friends this week.
Several boys have left this week for col
! Icgo-Riohard Bagley for Fork Union, Arch
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pebbles. OF South caro-.
lima, are visiting w. s. PEBBLES.
Postmaster A. w. Harrison attended thu
Postmasters Convention Mt Old Point Com.
fort.
Miss Nancy Powell left this week to take
charge OF a school in Columbia. $. C.
T. r. Pond, OF Suffolk. is visiting rela,
tfves here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leonard EImore and Mrs
Elmore's mother, Mrs. Hardy. have return.
ell TO their home in Petersburg after n VII.
IL TO Mr.. and Mrs. +. Milton Gilmore
Mrs. Ophelia r. Short han returned from,
Boydton. where she has been the guest oI
Mrs. Irby Turnbull.
Mrs. J. +. Butterworth of Boydton, /,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. g. Mallory
Mrs. j. r. Gibbs and son have returned
to Lawrenceville after n visit to Mrs. Gibbs.
former home In Pulaski County.
Mrs. Matte Mallory and daughter Mis-,
Estclle Mallory. have returned from Rich.
mond. whore they were the guests OF Mira
II. q. Freeman.
w. r. Jackson. formerly OF the faculty =,
Randolph Macon Academy Is spending =
short time with his brother. william Iack,
son, before going 10 Johns Hopkins Uniyer,
sty.
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PORT HAYWOOD
sueclaI 10 IN. Ti,n4s-Disno,ch1

SUerIaI 10 The Times DispntchI
Port Haywood, Va. September 27.-Nr and
Mrs Edward Mcc. Noei. Of Washington. are
guests al Woodstock
i. J. Tabb, otter spending his vacation
wth his aunt, Mrs Lane, haA returned to
his home In Richmond.
Mias Margaret Parker OF Washington liz
the guest OF Mrs. Herman Hoilwith, at
Brighton.
Miss Mary r Butler. afior, a prolonged
stay al the springs. and In Richmond has
returned To her home. Poplar Grove
Miss Shcdd. Of Washington. Is the guest
of Mr. Hyde. at his home on the East River.
Rev *, Finiay Gayle. Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, has just closed a revival
meeting ~ st. rnuia.
Herman IIoilwith and family. after spend
lne the summer at Brighton, have returned
10 Washington for the winter.
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guarded by IN ovorzealous mother and
spoiled by Continental training until
he is an ipsufferablc little prig.
But the girl Leila. a wholesome,
healthy. out -of-doors romp Of thirteen.
takes the hoy in hand. and. with the
assistance Of the soldicrly uncle. makes
man OF him. bringing out what had
only lain dormant under an uuwise
training. This development Of sicllly,
prcCocious child into sturdy. manly
hoy is wrought 10y Or Mitchell with
peculiar sympathy and skill.
Indeed. treating the story again as
pure fiction. il is one OF its most
notable features, for. on the whole, the
book is almost plotlcss. There is. it
j. true. Il Slight love story-slirht in
its interest TO the reader, though pre-
sumably strong in lis influence upon
the boy and girl-but the Importance
II "WSsjways' lies not nj all in its
romance or in its Incidents save SO far
as they aid in presenting a study of
tho period
shortly after tho opening Of the
story. II is apparent that national
clouds arc lowering. There Is talk in
the village OF Buchanan and Fremont
and later OF Lincoln and Douglas. But
Ill the mansion house, political ques-
lions are not discussed, for the
squire rs lie is aftectionatcly called
- INV 'ouN'tNS!uc, IS an ahtlSIaNerN
advocate, while his wife is a Maryland
woman - slavcholdinE ancestry. Their
great love and profound mutual respect
prevent them from permitting even so
uOmcntous a question as that which
has arisen 70 disturb their home.
ia the village there is Il negro bar
Der respectful and Respectable and
when Mrs. Ponhaliow's cousin from
Baltimore recognizes him as = runaway
slave and seeks 10 put in operation the
. Fugitive slave Act, even her earnes,
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victions cannot prevail over her

convictions cannot prevail over her
feminine sympathy
This is only an incident. and only
one OF many that go toward the MAX
ing OF u book that breathes the spirit
of the period just before the Civil War
rs sincerely rs does the authors Hugh
Wynnc" animate the Revolutionary pc
Rod.
In passing, it is Impossible to re-
frain from open admiration of Dr. Nit
chclFs restraint in not attempting to
Indicate the dialect OF this fugitive
slave. Later in the story. in Il passage
of relation, he spcaks-once only-in
the iirst person: "A small dark skin
ned negro. rather neatly dressed, spoke
TO Josiah in the dialect Of the Southern
slave, which / shall not try to put ON
paper Thus candidly does this emil
ncnt man confess that he will not try
to do that which he evidently feels
mat he cannot do. OH, thrice admira
bic act-possible only to big mani
Ana II is this quality of "bigncss"
that equips DR.. Mitchell for tho writing
OF such book. that endows him, Il
Northern man, with the ability TO write II
story OF the days Immediately proceed
Ing the Civil War and OF that war it.
self, from the standpoint OF Northern
''N'oiS' oiu Yet 10 tDStain from uuNut
partisanship, to retain the perspective
OF the historian.
War is declared: there are glimpscs
OF great figures in that tremendous
drama: vivid scenes of battle and earn
ago. The Squire nnd the boy both
fight on the Federal side: both are
wounded. and both return to love ana
happiness
All this is interesting. of course.
INIT
though the story is carried. up TO the
time OF the assassination OF MIR. Lin
coin. Ii is as 4 chronicle of the ante
bellum period that "Westways" looms.
stately and authoritative above the
rucll of Civil War melodramas and ro-
mances ana will doubtless live az an
example of history In lictional form.
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sloan Thurs day"

BY Louis Joseph Vance
There Is nothing of MIR Vances &C
story. loan Thursday On the CON
trary, il IS all as plain as possible
bit too plain, possibly, for the fas
t.dious
For ii relates. with much intimacy
OF detail, the story of young girls
adventures on the road to success ON
the stage. And none too scrupulous is
she; as MIR. Vance has drawn her, soul
struggles do not disturb her maidcnly
modesty-she simply wants 10 succeed,
and she does.
the store and turned out of home by
her father. she seeks the stage as a
means OF livelihood. Utterly incompe
tent, she teams UP" with vaudeville
is Cancelled. however. because OF tie
drunkenness of her associate. and she
makes love TO young playwright,
who, being decent sort. asks her TO
marry him. Ii is indicated that she
really loves her fiance but when he
is compelled TO leave town. the lure Of
the footiiehts is too strong for her and
She answers the call-aEain with the
vaudeville actor.
This time their act makes n tremen-
ccus success. and. carried away by the
mans personality. Joan marries him.
Incidentally, il may be we'll TO state
that personalities, not moralitics. guide
Joan throughout her life. Again the
man takes to drink and she deserts
him.
Back to New York she goes where
She attains her coveted success through
the opportunity given her by still an
other man. whose personality had APP
lcalcd To her.
Mr.. Vance shows a thorough knowl-
edge Of the ugly. sordid life back
stage" and Of the tawdry. vulgar. un
moral majority 10y whom it is lived.
while he tells his story racily and
cleverly.. with an abundance Of appro-
pirate slang accurately phoncticized.
The story isn't pretty but il is q
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LAWRENCEvILLE
(specia, to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LawrenccvilIe. Va, September 27.-Miss
Lucy Meade Allen. OF Kenbridge. is the
Miss Carrie Bowen a former student of
Iawrenceviilc High School. is visiting at
the home OF Mrs. l.. b. Connolly.
Miss Lillian Purdy of Pnrdy. is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. p. l. Bostick at their home
near Lawrenceville.
j. j. Pond has returned from snort Trip
to Washington.
Mrs r. n. Brown and little daughter. OF
Blacksburg. are the guests OF Mrs. Browns
parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Stin.
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err Bagiey for Richmond College. Sam Hurt
for william and Mary College. and Archer
Cobb for V. u. ].
Mrs. George seay has returned from Rich
mond.
Misses Louise and Ruth Atkins have ro-
turned home from visit to friends In Anne
liza County.
Tuesday from n visit of several weeks TO
relatives I'm Maryland