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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
BLACKSBURG
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Dlacksburg, Va. July 6.-Mrs y B.
Keister entertained twenty 1--WE o, the young
people with a hay ride wednesday after.
noon In honor of her sisters. Misses Anna
and Pauline Dinendall. OF Frederick, Md.
The party had supper at Lovers Leap on
New River. and Mrs. Keister and Mrs w.
E Barlow were the charerons
The local lodge OF Odd -Fellows had It's
and number OF people spent that day al
Radford. whore there celebration
Mrs ]. w. Watson and Miss Mary Louis.
Watson OF Newborn. y. C, are at Hotel
Rlacksburg, ana Mrs. ]. c. Daily and son.
OF Norfolk. are mt the Inn for the sum
Misn Emma s. VERIFY left this week for
her home near Portsmouth. after spending
DR.. W. B. Elicit. Misses Mary and Sadie
Fosleman motored TO Giles. Wednesday for
and Mira J. T. Hose In honor of their two
and their brides
mount our an " MIS- are si n. tSs T bee OF Of
formers mother. Mrs Virginia Vawter. inc
Miss Betty johnson and. Miss Elizabeth
Tuesday and with President and Mrs.
j. D. Eggeston IN their home. The Grove"
Mrs. Fannie Harrison Panton has closed
her home here and left to-day for Danville
where she will live in future.
Mrs. w. ]. Bordie and Mrs, George
sptnss so2ds 0 for Ah.ra nea nn
Professor w NJ. Brodie for Columbia Uni
versity. New York 10 spend two months.
ter John H. Lee are at their country place
in Craig County. for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs j. p: Essex left Wednesday
State
Old Sweet Springs after a visit here to
Miss Susie Robinson.
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APP0MATTOX
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Appomattox. Va July 5-Lamar Atwood
and Tunstal Morgan have the fever
Roland Ferguson is recovering from his
Mrs John Hesson. of Crewe. is visiting
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Babcock.
the home Of Mrs j. r. Atwood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Mason and children,
w. NJ. Hancock this week
Misses Carrie and Ada Carter, of Lynch
burg are visiting their parents. near Vera.
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Clement were visitors
here last Sunday. Mrs. Clement and the
baby Will stay for some time.
Misses Ethel and Eleanor Abbitt. who have
been visiting relatives Mt Franklin for SOW
eral weeks. havc returned to their home
near here.
r. A. T. Clement and son. C. c. Clement,
OF Newport News. are visiting relatives and
friends here for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Moore spent a few
days at tho home OF Mrs. N. II. Gregory
this week. route TO their home at Sta
ploton. after q visit TO Richmond and other
points.
Professor Crawley left for Martinsville
this week whore he will lecture in the
summer normal.
Gettysburg.
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WARRENTON

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warrenton, Va. July b.-Mrs. John B.
Minor. Miss Margaret Johns and the Misses
OF Miss Anna Day Mrs. Silvia Meredith and
Elisha Meredith. Jr. of Washington. are
Mr. and Mrs, d. T. Day. OF New York.
h may 9ned Their sons sons Turner urn, and Aa Day
Win their sister sons Miss ' Anna Day
Mrs. ]. A. C. Groner. Miss Anna Groner
and Misses Edith and Stuart Groner who
have left for their home in Norfolk. where
they viii make their home,
n. y. Is spending some time at Rock
Spring Farm. with his mother. Mrs Juliette
Alfred Horner. OF Washington. is spending
tho weekend IN Warrenton at the home
q M,S : n:'on ss Maria
ana Misses Anita and Estelie Saunders. OF
home of Mrs. j. h. Britton. have returned
home.
The Misses Turner of ST Louis Mo. are
Miss Mary Robertson will leave warrenton
ern North Carolina,
- Mrs May NJ MaddYx left warrenton tho tho
sailed for England and France. where she
Will spend the summer. -.
renton on July TO- sailing shortly after from
New York for England, where she will spend
tho summer.
Mrs. DuGns. OF Augusta, Ga. Is at Car
ter Hail." Warrenton, for stay Of some
time.
Mrs. Kitty PauIdins. OF Washington. ia
spending some time with friends in wash
ington
Miss Mary T. Belt left warrenton on We'd
nesday last for Maryland where she will
spend some time with Miss Frances Wade.
who was her guest in Warrenton tho past
summer.
Miss Frances Sublett will leave warrenton
at. an early date for Giouster' Mas, where
Will spend some time.
Mrs Alexander Hamilton. Mss Nellie
Hamilton and George 3. Hamilton. are at
home after a visit OF aome time to Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Triplett. near Hume
Mrs. s. W. Maphis. 8. w. Maphis. Jr..
and d. p. Wood. Jr., have returned from
n camping party. which was located near
Charlottesville.
Rev. Dudley Powers. OF Flint, Mich, and
Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Page
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WINCHESTER
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n.
Winchester. Va. July 5.--Mr. and Mrs.
James Bradshaw Beverley. OF this city.
have announced tho engagement or their
only daughter. Miss Annie Douglas Bower
ley. to Barry Flood Byrd. of Winchester.
The Wedding ia expected to take place
| some time during October in Christ Por.
testant Episcopal Church
Miss Susan Colborn. who has been visit.
Ing her brother-ln-law and sister. Mr.. and
Prostourg, Md, accompanied by Mrs Rear.
don.
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker. Of Lexington.
Is spending the summer here At the home
Mrs W. P; Mcguire, having been accom-
panied by Mrs. Mcclure from Lexington.
49, NE and Mrs John T. Roddy and their
OF Mrs. Roddy's parents, Mrs Marshall III.
G. Wills. here
Major Robert w. Hunter has arrived from
Washington. and he and other members OF
the family will be at the Hunter homo here
Tor the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Mamie Strickler has returned from
Visit 60 friends in Atlantic City.
In Washington and Falls Church.
A dance. attended by very large num-
Der t1 OF socially prominent people. was held
Green at their bungalow in the noun
famous section OF Frederick County
Miss Sadie Campbell OF Baltimore. is Mt
Mrs. Cobles's
Miss Bessie Brooks is visiting her father.
William Brooks. in Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Archibald Cary Randolph
OF Baltimore; who are passing the sum
plantation in Loudoun County. were the
guests OF relatives and friends in this city
and Clarke County this week. making the
Mrs. waistein Miller Shell. of Harrison
burg. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Meade. at White Post.
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CUL-PEPER
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Culpeper,, Va, June 5-This week has
been gala week in CuIpeper with the town
hiled with visitors for tho horae show and
innumerabe house parties being entertain
ed. Friday night largo dance in honor
or the visitors was given by tho Young
men In the old armory hall on Davis Street
in which several hundred persons partici.
pated Tho out-of-town guests numbering
Baltimore. Norfolk and Alexandria, "a we'll
as from the nearby towns OF Warrenton
the occasion. and supper was served at
Among those who are entertaining house
HAL OF Baltimore who arc at their Cui.
pepper home for a while. and who have
as their guests for the horse show, Mrs
Radcliffe Overs Miss Betty Foreshaw and
Herbert Forcshaw, OF Roland Park; Miss
Margery Eldridge. Miss Martha Cooke and
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turned home She was accompanied by
MISS May Sexton. OF that city

Miss May Sexton. OF that city.
Miss Annie Armstead. OF Danvi!le is
visiting Miss Lizzie Morton on Main Street
Mrs Kitteman. OF Washington Miss jamie
wilkins, az Lynchburg. spending some
time with Mrs. D. T. Yancey
Frank Faulkner 4. visiting his brother
Dr. G. f. Faulkner. in Norfolk
Miss 1mogen Watkins. who for the past
several wees has been visiting Mrs H
B. Peters. at Keysville. has returned TO her
home here.
The o. W. L. German Club gave de.
iishtful dance at the Garland Hotel FRI
day night This OF the most en-
joyabie events of the season. Those dane
Ing were Miss Eva Lovcace, with j. w
Lee. Jr.: Miss Lizzie Morton. with Brooks
Cieen OF New York City: Miss Lee Folkes
with Thomas Howard; Miss Ellen Robertson
or New York City. with Pasohel Irby: Miss
May eileen. OF New York, with John Evans;
Miss Ovid Webb. with William Glenn; Miss
w oodward. OF Washington, with Richard
Barkesdale. OF Houston: Miss Marie Easley
with Watkins Hunt: Miss Eva Vaughan
With j. 7. Lacy. Jr.; Miss Lave Morton, with
Sandy Easley; Miss Writ Jordan. with II
L. Young, Of Burkcviile. Stags-T. j. Eas-
ley. Howard Tucker. j. j. Walters. Charles
b Lovelace. w. w. Lee. J. A Parrom
Coles Spraggns. Jr, T I. Hodges Floyd
fucker. OF Richmond. Chaperons-Mr. a. nd
Mrs Dave Webb. Mrs. c. r. skinner Mr.
and Mrs. c. T. Lovelace Mr.. and Mrs j.
w Easley. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Bernard shea.
herd, MI and Mrs. G. w. Walters, Dr. md
Mrs l. Keith Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.
and Mrs. c. v. Brookes. Mr.. and Mrs j. S
Owen -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
GOURAUD'S
Oriental
Cream

1t renders the skin like tho softness of
velvet. leaving It clear and pearly
white. daily necessity for tho
ladies' toilet, whether at home or while
travelling. as 1t protects the skin from
all weather blemishos. It Is perfect
non-greasy toilet cream. and positively
will not cause or encourage the growth
OF hair. which every lady should guard
against when selecting a toilet prep
aration.
At Druggists and Department. Stores.
FERD II. HOPKINS & son, Props,
81 Great Jones ST., New York.
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MALVERN HILL
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Malvern Hill. Va. July b-Among the
Confederate veterans of Charles City Coun-
~. who attended the reunion at Gettys-
burg. were L. A. Marston. John F. Lewis
and William Buck
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rathine and daugh
ters OF Malvern Hill. arc on visit TO
relatives in philadelphia.
Miss Il. c. Carter has returned home from
n visit to DR.. and Mrs ]. r. Parker. OF
Providence Forge.
Mrs William !. Hogan. who has been
visiting friends In Richmond. has returned
homo.
Miss Emma GIL has returned homo from
visit to her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ". johnson. of Elko.
Mira. Mary e. Bell. loft Wednesday for
Harrisonburg. where she will spend the
Mrs. w. Claiborne. is the guest of the
family OF her cousin. Judge r. H. WILL
cox OF Norfolk.
C.. l. pabcoek, county treasurer. was In
Richmond this week.
e. a. Saunders. Jr.. OF Richmond. has re-
turned home from trip to Buokiand stock
farm. where he was the guest OF his son.
z A. Saunders, Ill.
Miss Mary Nelson. OF High Hills. left
this week for waynesboro. where she will
spend some time.
C. s. and T. ". Clark. OF Richmond. spent
the weekend with their parents at Hur.
dens- on the james.
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GLOUCESTER
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Gloucester. Va, July s;-Turner Wiltshire.
who has been the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
A L. BLOW. OF Bellville, left Saturday.
Miss Ellen Lee has returned after at
tending the Hoge-Jones wedding In Farm
willie.
Miss Woods. OF Baltimore and Philip
Taliaferro. are the guests OF Miss Powell
Byrd
Miss Van Gundy is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. Johnson.
john Earl Taliaterro has returned from
V. NJ. ].
Mr.. and Mrs W. N. saunders OF Al.
bany and Mis-, Devendorf. OF Detroit, who
have been visiting Mrs. H. O. Saunders,
have returned.
Miss Frances Jones has returned from a
visit In North Carolina.
George Taliaferro left for Norfolk on Sat
urdRy.
Miss Moore. who has been staying at
Elmington. left on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL +. Hutcheson and family
have returned after n short visit 10 Char.
lotte.
Miss Gary. of Denton Nd, is visiting
Mrs. Fair, at Beau Pre-"
Miss Frances Lefebvre, OF Richmond is
visiting aiss Eliza Cary
Rev. T l.. Sinclair. OF Gloucester. mis-
sionary to China. and his bride. who wa ,
Miss Lucy Nelson Rust. OF Alexandria.
are visiting Mr.. Sinclair's father and rela-
tiyes
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P0WHATAN


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Fowhatan. Va. July 5.-Mr. and Mrs R.
F. Reid. OF Richmond. are the guests OF
Mrs Reds mother Mrs T. NJ. Miller,
here
Mrs A. NJ Howard has returned to her
home here after a visit OF several weeks
n Goochland with relatives.
Miss Alix Fitzpatrick OF Washington. la,
Is the guest OF Miss Lillian Flanagan
here.
Thoma. Fentress. OF Norfolk. is Visiting
relatives here.
Miss Eleanor wingfeld. OF Richmond. Is
the guest OF friends here this week.
y. NJ Howard. OF this place. is spending
several days in Richmond this week
John Grubhs and little daughter. Vir-
e!nia. were che recent guests OF relatives
here.
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BURKEVlLLE

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Burkevi'le. Va. July b.-rhe Camp Fire
Girls are out about Fix mil,s ir the coun'
try camping for the week
Miss Grace Woodhouse has returned from
a week end visit In Richmond.
Mics Martha Blair has returned 10 Rich
mend after tho week spent at "Inver-
ness
Miss Rnea Scott. OF the Hnrrisonhurr
Normal spent tho week with Mrs George
V. Scott.
The Tomato Club luncheon was n great
success at the High School. Covers were
laid for thirty guests
atlss Lizzie L. Hurt paid a nyinE visit
to Farmville this week
T. +. Shelton has returned home from
two months trip through Texas
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SOUTH BOSTON

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South Boston. Va. July 5.-Miss Alline
Hill. who for the past two weeks has been
visiting friends in Stnunton. has returned
to her home at Hill Brook.
Miss Ruth Penick. who for some time
has been visiting In Nashville, Tenn, has no.
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SOCIETY.

CONTINUED From Third Page1
Miss Elizabeth Beveridge. OF West
Grace Street. are at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield Box.
ley and their small daughter Louise.
are spending some time at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Grace Rollins. OF this city. Is
spending some time with friends at
Ashland Park.
Miss Mary Pollard has returned to
her homo In Richmond, after an ex-
tended visit in Newport News.
Miss Mary Henley Spencer and Mrs.
II. w. Walden, OF williamsburg, have
been in Richmond for several days
during the past week.
Mrs. C. v. Sutton and her small
daughter Florence. are guests Of Mrs
Eugene Eskey in this city.
Graham Scott. OF Newport News. has
been visiting friends in Richmond for
a few days.
Lieutenant A. Warner Robins. U. S.
A.. IS the guest Of relatives in Glou-
cester for this week
Miss Alma Cooke has returned to her
home in West Point, after a short visit
to Richmond.
Norman Pond, of this city. has been
the recent guest Of his aunt. Mrs. III
P. spangler. in Charlottesville.
Mrs. E. ]. Lowell. OF New Orleans
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
W. II. Saunders in Roanoke, is now the
guest Of friends here.
Edgar Hermann. of Charlottesville
Is spending a few days in this city
with relatives.
Miss Anne Gully has gone to Lee.-
burg. where she expects to spend the
| remainder OF the summer.
John Rice arrived in Richmo nd
Thursday. after spending a week in
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. r. W. Watkins, who has been
visiting in Richmond and New York,
will shortly return to Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax ana
their daughter. Miss Eugenia Fairfax,
have returned to their home In Lou
doun, after visit to Senator Cameron
The Misses Kidwell will give shirt
waist" German next Tuesday night at
Lakeside.
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reached warrenton

OF West Virginia. havs reached warrenton
for the summer months
Mrs. Eppa Hunton Jr.. and Eppa Hunton.
III. OF Richmond. are In Warrenton for the
summer. and guests st the home OF Mrs
NJ NJ. Green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-06
Always Beautiful

Whatever her rank in society," wo-
man should always be beautiful; It is
her part in life, almost her duty.
Although advancing years, sickness.
grief anxiety may dim her beauty,
fade her complexion and produce wrin-
kles. there Is a cure
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield Box.
ley and their small daughter Louise
are spending some time at Virginia
Beach.
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Miss Grace Rollins. OF this city. 4
spending some time with friends a
Ashland Park.
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Every item mentioned is quoted at cost and
less than cost, as this is not idle talk with
We positively going out of the Suit and
Cloak business, and advertise prices to sell
the goods.
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Continued From Third Page)
Miss Elizabeth Beverdge. OF West
Grace Street, are at Virginia Beach.
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Mre. r. w. Watkins, who has bee
visiting in Richmond and New York
VIII shortly return to Houston.
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John Rice arrived in Richmon
Thursday, after spending a week Il
Frederick sburg.
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Miss Anne Gully has gone to Lees
burg. where she expects to spend tn
remainder or the summer.
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Miss Mary Pollard has returned to
her homo In Richmond, after an ex-
tended visit In Newport News
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax and
their daughter. Miss Eugenia Fairfax,
have returned to their home in Lou
doun, after a visit to Senator Cameron
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Edgar Hermann. of Charlottesville
Is spending few days in this city
with relatives.
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Mrs. E. ]. Lowell. OF New Orleans
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
W. II. Saunders in Roanoke. is now the
guest of friends here.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
GERMANS TO EXHIBIT
AT FRISCO in 1915
Ambassador Gerard and Herr Ballin
Confident of Impressive Showing
by Fatherland.
MANY COMPANIES ENLIST AID

Special Cable to The Washington Herald
Berlin, Oct 25.-The prospect that Ger
many will be well represented at the San
Francisco-Panama Exhibition grows
brighter and brighter.
This is the opinion of James W. Ger
ard. the American Ambassador, and OF
Herr Ballin, director general of the Ham
burg-American Steamship Company. the
German leader insisting the Fatherland
should make a worthy, impressive show
ing at an epoch-msking exposition.
Ambassador Gerard, who is moving
to enlist fresh interest here. The dis
covery that the concessions offered by
the new American tariff are real and not
visionary is causing many manufacturers
who were doubtful about the advantage
Of exhibiting, to take quite a different
view
Herr Ballin scored a complete victory
over President Goldberger. of the I'm
periaI Exhibition Commission, who was
the strongest influence against the Pan
ANA Exposition. Few persons in initiated
circles doubt that Goldbergers sudden
resignation, of which these dispatches
told, was due TO his defeat by the great
Hamburg shipper.
In a cautiously worded statement Just
published, the Imperial Commission seeks
to justify its former attitude, but plainly
hints that manufacturers desiring to ex-
hibit will find no further obstacles.
The number OF firms now willing 10
exhibit considerably exceeds a thousand,
II is stated authoritatively.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
PEACE DOVE MAY FLY
OVER FRENCH FRONTIER
Pacific Statesman, Carnegie's Ally,
Suggests Lasting Entente with Ger
many, which Welcomes Idea.

Special Gable TO The Washington Heraid
Paris, Oct. S.-Baron -d'Estournelles de
Constant. the French Senator and paci-
ficator. is advocating a Franco-German
impeachment He declares the present
situation is becoming daily more insup-
portable. and the necessity for ending It
more urgent.
The experience OF forty years has
proved the possibility OF an enduring
peace between France and Germany,
says the Baron Germany has shown
herself unwilling to profit by various cir
eumstances which have arisen in the
past, such as the incident OF 1906. In order
to make war; while on the other hand,
she elaborated with France during the
Balkan war toward bringing about peace
The two countries. concludes Baron
d'Estournelles de Constant, although
under different forms of government, are
two democracies which have the right to
decide their futures
Herr Haussmarin. a member of the
Reichstag. in the course OF an address.
said the German people also desire peace
and an entente with France before 1t
may be too late
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
CAR Is BACKING RITUAL
MURDER trial, IS Charge
Writer from Nef Sends UncensOred Message Giving Details
Of Alleged Plot Against Jews Bloody
Revolution Is Threatened
Special Cable to The washington Herald

Special Gable to The Washington Herald
London. Oct. 25.-The following dispatch
was sent by messenger to the frontier.
to avoid the censorship. II is from a
person who has been investigating the
Beiliss case. He declares 1t can be relied
upon as absolutely correct. Dated at
kief. the dispatch reads:
The prosecution against Beiliss, the
accused ritual murderer was begun at
the express wish and express orders Of
the Emperor himself.
Both Mr.. Kokowtsoff and Mr.. Makla-
koff. the Home Secretary. were of the
opinion that the matter had better be
dropped. as there was not the slightest
proof against Beiliss, but, the Gar. who
is a pronounced anti-Semite. gave orders
that the prosecution should be begun,
and a letter was sent in his name from
Mr.. SchegowIitoff. the Minister Of Jus
tice, giving strict orders to the Kieff pub
lie prosecutor to make out an indict-
ment
''The Jury had been chosen carefully
from among the strong anti-Semite ele-
ment, and its foreman was govern
ment official. who, of course. would de-
eide the question Of guilt according to
the orders he received.
HE is the only educated man on the
whole Jury, which is composed Of peas
ants who all hate the Jews and are only
too eager for an opportunity to harm
them. Everybody is indignant, but every
body also is convinced that the unfor-I
The Washington herald., 1913-10-26
SOCIETY IN LONDON
FLOCKS To MOVIES
Many Of Mobility Paronize Picture
Theaters and Aviation Is
Also Craze.
SOME PLAYHoUsEs SERVE TEA
ipeeal CabIs to The washinEtOu Herald.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
London, Oct. S.-Flying and ''the NOV
ies'' are societys latest crazes.
At Hendon and Brooklands. the two
aviation grounds. the scenes on Satur.
days and Sundays resemble fashionable
race meetings. with scores OF automobiles
lined up in the enclosures.
One day last week more than eighty
persons were waiting their turns to en-
Joy passenger flights. for which the
charges range from SO to 800. accord
ing to distance. Many society women
have flown three or four times.
Lord Carbery has learned TO ny In
France, and Lord Edward Grosvenor, son
of the late Duke OF Westminster, has
recently received his pilots certificate.
The Duke OF Wellington's son, Lord
George Wellesley. is learning to fly at
the Bristol school. and another 4risto-
cratic aviator Is Sir Bryan Leighton,
whom Grahame-White is now teaching.
AS for the Cinema Theater, or Picture
only the masses focked to these enter
but since popular actor
managers and actresses have taken to
film work. society people are crowding
to the shows.
The latest sensation Is a film entitled
The Last Days OF Pompeii." and on the
first night there were present in the au-
dience Lady Butte, Lady Townsend. Lord
Wenlock, Lady Davey, Lord Curzon. Sir
Hugh Lane. Sir Hubert. and Lady Won
Herkomer, the Chinese and japanese
and Sir Herbert Tree.
Many women out shopping now go into
the picture palaces for half an hour in
the afternoon. and at many of them
dainty teas are served