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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-23

Cecil Moore is spending a few days
at nome nursing broken arm. While
tarknr up signs near Benton few
days ago, he fell and broke one of the
bones in his left arm.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mills of Greenbrer was
taken this morning to Little Rock,
where she will under go a surgical OPP
GRAFTON. She was accompanied by Mr.
Mills and DR.. E. T. Williams.
Mrs. Lila Newbern left this morn
ing for Memphis, Tenn, where she
will visit her daughter, Mrs. John
Gray. From there she will go to Boil
ivar to spend the summer.
For Sale or Trade-Five or 10 acres
of we'll improved land just outside of
western city limits. Will sell or trade
for good town property. See o. F.
Bolls, at Bolls Bros.-d4t-w1t
Miss Florence Owen of Sulphur
Rock attended the graduating recital
Of Miss Zula Ward at Central College
conservatory last evening Miss Owen
and Miss Ward were classmates at
Ouachita Baptist College.
Col. and Ms. G. W. Bruce and
daughter, Miss Daisy, left this morn
'ng for Chattanooga, where they will
attend the Confederate reunion. They
will also visit at Col Bruces former
home in Georgia tefore returning.
W. B. Stark returned yesterday aft
ernoon from Houston, Tex, where he
was called to attend his son, Hardin.
who underwent an operation for APP
.perdicitis. He states that Hardin is
recovering nicely from the operation,
and will return with Mrs. Stalk and
Mrs. G. w. Hardin to Conway next
week.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-23
WAR ON BUGS.

Not bug left to tell the tale when
you fight them with Ross Dead
Quick" spray. Bed bugs, ants, Aeas,
mites. lice, potato bugs. etc, die the
moment It is applied. Kills their eggs,
too.
Nice and clean for home use. Re-
fuse substitutes, they are not like it.
Sold in Conway by Greeson Drug
Co.-d6t-w1t
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-23
KING-KINSLEY.

Miss Jamie King and George Kins-
ley, both of this city, were married
Wednesday at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. c. S. Rennison, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Prof Rennison and
DR.. A. C. Millar.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-23

who still rise in their ignorance of
pictures.
IF ever an actor was well adapted
to step from the legitimate stage into
motion pictures il is James K. Hack
EFT. His while personality, his mobile,
attractive face and strong chin are
shining marks for the camera"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1913-05-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Saturday, fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
BIG STONE GAP n.
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sister. Mrs. j w. KcIly. last week
Miss Louise Goodloe liz visiting relatives
MT. and Mrs. Richard Fox. of Chicago.
arc visiting Mr.. Fox's mother Mrs. John
Mrs. J. H. Smith and Miss Margaret
Scratt. OF Richlands. arc visiting Miss Jesse
Miss Elsie Edgerd. OF St. Charles. is tho
guest OF Mrs. w. r. Peck
Miss May Belle Peck. of Terra Haute.
Ind. Is spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs w II. Peck.
Miss Ann Clemens. of Camden. " j., and
Miss Eugeniu Davis. OF Charlottesville. Va,
were the guests OF Miss Julie Built on the
Miss Mary Clay. of Rogersville. Tenn. and
of Miss Josephine Kelly.
Misses Maud Brown and Alma Gillian
OF Niles Kate Brown during the Fourth.
Professor r. NJ. Doughcrty, principal OF
the public school At Abingdon. spent fow
days last week. including the Fourth. in
the Gap. and visited the normal while
here Professor DouGhcrty formerly
principal of the High school at 'Appalachia.
Mrs. Charles Pennington and little daugh
ter, OF Albany. Tenn we're guests OF Judge
and Mrs H. A. W. skcen in the Gap for
Mrs w l. Beverly. of Cato City. spent
visiting her SON and daughter. W s Bever-
~ and Mrs. s. Polly.
F. S. Wombwcll. representative OF the
Stonega Coke and Coal COMPANY. at Ashe-
Misses Charlotte and Mildred Long OF
Dante. spent several days the past week
here Writing Miss Janet Bailey.
". is visiting her sister. Mrs j. A. Gimer.
in the Gap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
ROCKY MOUNT
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Rocky Mount. Va. july 12-The past two
weeks have been period of gaiety in the
social life OF Rocky Mount Frequent
dances have been given with hayrides and
p!cnics interspersed
Another please mt affair was party com
posed OF Misses Helen and Annette Bernard.
Mrs. j. NJ. Brugh and Harold Bernard. John
Davis and c. II. Ruck. OF CIarksburg. w.
Va. who spent an enjoyable afternoon on
top OF Bald Knob.
Master William Price the host at q
patriotic party on the morning OF tho
Fourth. given In honor OF his cousin. Mas
ter Paul Price. OF Roanoke. who Is his
guest. Flags and bunting decorated tho
house and wide verandns. TWO dozen merry
little boys and girls enjoyed the games. di-
rected by Mrs. Price. assisted by Mrs X. Ii.
Saunders.
One OF the most delightful dances of tho
season given by the Rocky Mount Cor
man Club at the Bungalow Hotel the
evening OF July Fourth AN orchestra from
Roanoke furnished music. and puncn vas
served throughout the evening.
The hayride. which was given last Monday
evening was delightful outing for those
who composed the party. The trip to the
Lithia Magnesia Springs made. re-
turning at IL O'Clock.
Mrs II w. Peak has been entertaining
number OF her near relatives AT her home
on Court street this week. The party Is
composed OF her sister. Mrs. c. l.. Boden-
baugh. of Prosperity. s. C.: her brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs Sterling Day. of
Lynchburg. and niece. Miss Mary Day. of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
ORANGE


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Orange. Va. July 1.-THE Misses Block
OF Washington. are visiting at THE Pop
lars" the home OF Judge George 8 S.
Shackleford.
Miss Virginia Stair and Charles Paulson.
OF Sewickley and Pittsburgh. arc visiting
Mr.: and Mrs. r.. Conway Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ilewellyn Hoxton. OF the
Cniversity OF Virginia; Palmer and Esbert
Leigh Jr.. OF Richmond. are spending a
week with Egbert Leigh at his county
home. piedmont" near Rapidan
Mrs. Julian Burke and Miss Esther Burke
OF Washington. are at Woodbcrry Forest
where they will spend most OF the sum-
Miss Jeanette c. Wright. of Tappahan-
mock. is visiting her sister. Mrs. +. G. Scott.
in Orange.
Rev. +. c. Scott and family. Of Petersburg.
are spending the summer at Clifton" near
Orange.
Mrs Samuel Parke Register and sons.
OF Richmond. who have been an extend led
automobile trip through the Valley OF Vir-
ginia and Maryland. spent Thursday night
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. War
Mrs. Harry p. Atwood formerly of Orange.
who has been living In California for tho
past two years. returned to Orange on Fri
day for an extended visit to her parents. MI
and Mrs. II. Conway Macon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
AlTAVISTA
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Special to The Times Dispatch
AlthNista. Va. July 12-Nrs J. + Han
and two children have returned from a
WISH to relatives in Lenkesvil!e. y c She
was accompanied by two little ncphews
who are spending tho week here
MIS- w. Il Jacobs and children returned
saturday afternoon from Il visit to rela-
ttves In Lynchburg 80
their parents, Mr. and Mrs Dnni,I C,ass,ds
at Moneta; from Friday till sunday
Miss jamie Woodall. OF Gladys. vlsi,ol her
sister, Mrs ]. l. Lancaster. several days
Miss Lille NOEL OF Bedford City. ia visit,
ing IN Altavista. Il guest of her sister Mrs
'" H. English. and Mrs C. G. Yeatcs
MI :. c icatcs. OF Ajax. visited his sons
C. c. and j, r. Yeates. ana Mrs W b.
English. here sunday and Monday
AIR and Mrs. T. l.. Chapman. OF DnnvilIe
stopped AZ the Commonwealth on the
Fourth. They their way TO the
latters parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Huh
bard. at Reithbend
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. G. Phnrr, OF Luxembourg
are guests at tho Commonw ealth to ro
main for the summer.
Mrs II. II Trcdway and children of
Chatham. stopped in AnaVistn for a shor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
PULASKI
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is entertaining a number OF young people
AT her home: ''Ciinside," near GaIax. this
W week Elk Included in the party are members
day under the chapcronage OF Mrs. W.
W "; chafiin. Those going from here were
Misses Pierce Lyon. Anna Nellie CEnfiin.
Eva Steger. Margaret Lands Mary Tro-
linser and Mary Macgill chailin. They viii
be gone for n week more.
was that OF Miss Grace Anderson OF New
ceremony was performed Wednesday,
at the Methodist parsonage at Dublin by
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs c T. Anderson on
and the bridegroom is prominent farmer
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Mrs. J. A Carson. noble grand ::
Mrs Terry Crowdcr. vice. grand Miss Mary
nrer; Mrs j C Wallace. right supporter
to noble grand; Miss Nora Carter. left sup
supporter to vice grand: J. y. Carson. left
supporter to vice grand: Mrs. J. c. Rus
den; Mrs j. r. Runion. conductor: j. c
Wallace inside guard: NJ. A Kcrscy. out
side guard: Miss Lena Brown, past noble
Miss Harriet Orr. of Charlotte. y C.. ia tn.
house suent OF her ciassmate. Miss Mary
Mrs. c. c. willard and, children Of Nor
folk are guests at the Pulaski Alum Springs
Mrs. l.. /. scherer and children. of
Richmond. have been visiting friends In this
section OF s'buinWcst NHSlnlb
Mrs. II l.. Trolinger who has been a
patient at st I.uke's Hospital. Richmond
returned home Wednesday. accompa MED by
her daughter. Miss Mary. who has been
with her.
Miss Mahe! Goldberg. OF Roanoke is the
guest OF Miss Myrtle Strauss for several
weeks
c. Brewer and B. b Biocksde are at
Rochester. y. Y, this week attending tho
Grand Lodge, of Elks. representatives,
OF Pulaski Lodge. No 1861
Mrs. d. Gray Langhorne and children
turned this week from Allegheny Springs.
where they spent several weeks.
Miss Susie Purvis has gore 10 Columbia
University 10 pursue her course OF Studies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

Norfolk Mrs Peak is expecting her brother.
DR. + l.. Day and wife. OF Ashland. In a
few days
The Confederate veterans. who attended
the reunion at Gettysburg. have returned
to their homes and report splendid time
They were accorded warm welcome and
hearty hospitality by their former enemies
and present friends. the "Yanks
Mrs. r. ". Carper and Miss Carper LEFT
Tuesday for Bel Air Hotai. Newcastle.
where they Will spend month.
Mr. and Mrs. II l. Davis and daughter.
Miss Hattie, left this week FOR visit to
friends In Spray and Leaksviie. n. C. and
Danvile. Va.
Miss Sarah Saunders attended the sun
day school normal in Roanoke this week
J. J. Green. IL l. Bernard and W. T.
Beverly spent the Fourth In Martinsville
W. l.. Cooper left last week for South Caro-
lima to engage In the tobacco business dur
Ing the Southern season.
A. r. Garrett. who went TO Hemingway
S. c.. for the warehouse business during
the summer months. returned home sick the
hrst OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Greer are at Lake
City. s. C. for the summer months. where
Mr.. Greer is engaged in tho tobacco bust
Master Tip Hudeon. son OF C. F. Hudson
fell last week and sustained "a broken arm
Miss Pauline Coverstone is visiting In
Hagerstown. Nd.
Rev. w r Roberts Is visiting relatives
in Mecklenburs County.
Mrs r. r. Morris is visiting her daughter
In buchanan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
RADFORD
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Rndford. Va. July lo.-AIrs J. w. Flana-
gan was the hostess at o'clock dinner hs,
saturday In honor Of her house guests
Muses. E Mr; and Mary crSig shelsnTn Of
or christiansburg: Mary Mack Harvey Of
Dry Valley. and Angelina Harvey. of Pu
ana Frank Flanagan. of ChristianshurE and
terd iiarvey' Of Pulaski The town guests
Bnilard and Erncrt Ruilard and George
Lyle The color scheme of green and whi,o
was attractively carried out in the dining
IN Mrs AnEie Insles and Mrs. John lngies
iett TUESDAY for Hunters Alum Springs
left Thursday for st Luke's Hospital Rich'
mond' where no Will undergo an opera-
Miss Geneva Edmondson has returned
home from Williamson. w. Va. where she
Misses Frances Coincr Of Roanok. n.y.,
M NJ ne. ingles spent Sunday with Mrs ]
Kuhn Barnett spent Monday in pIu.o.,d
Miss Pearl Mitchell. after n ten davs
T spert with her parents returned
andoah Hospital. Roanoke.
house is S %iHltnr 5r of amelia Court
Jordan.
rr; Mrs oTsn nodds had a luncheon las,
OF Belfast and Miss Bcss Roberts OF Wash,
, M Those present were Mrs. worley
lieEwood. Misses Emma and Edith DodIs
Miss i-ottie Roberts has returned home
from hCc. where she spent some time
Il i. Mitchell. Of the Arm of l.. & Pediro
Company. Bluciield. is In Radford this TeeI
Tor short summer vacation.
rho Ladies Aid Society OF Calvary Ban
t t,st Church met Tuesday at the home Of
MIS-, q w. Lyle. on Arlington Street
Arthur stevens. of Texas Is visiting bts
mother Mrs Stevens. on Second Strc.t MS
Fred Einstein IS preparing TO build n
beautifui California bungalow on his farm
on New River " "
Charles Caldwell, j. II Brown. w p.
Fuaun, W. NJ. Dclp. II. l.. Jones Archie
lakes and j l.. Einstein spent Friday at
Blue Springs. fishing ~
MISS A!ice Jones returned home Thurs
Horace l.. Jones returned Tuesday from
Nchnessee where he spent several days
Dan Howe left this week for Fauuuier
county. where he will visit his sister Nrs
Warren Jones. From there he will 90 N
New York. from which place he viii sail
for Panama. ~
w. a Allen. OF Roanoke. was in town
ths week " WV"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

u SI [3efHI Dean

Portia You should. avoid wrinkles
ny protecting. your skin against that
100 READY tendency TO sag Aside from
the ha bhiness, the folds viii gradually
wrinkle your skin and SPOIL vour An
peaFhncc Get an ounce OF almozo!n
dissolve in !: pint water and add TWO
teaspoons gl!Ccr!uc. Stir and let
stand one day. At low cost this makes
q perfect wrinkle remover in the form
~ protecting and stimulating cream
jelly. II is delightful 10 use and most
heautifying in results on sensiiivc
skins Use il freely. both before and
after exposure 10 sun and wind II
preventive Of the loose sacriness
which makes wrinkles
Mother; You are absolutely right in
your ccs!Te to have your skin LOOK
the face is this home made pr"scrin-
'i%n Get ounces Of spurrnax at any
ie!ap!e drug store AND mix II with y
ieaspoonfuls glycerine. Let stand i'm
cold. This is q simple. inexpensive face
lotion, which VIII protect your skin
against the steam Of cooking and the
dust Of sweeping OF the Winds and no,
SIN out Of doors II whitcns sallow
skins and IL great bcautiner
powder because 1t seems part Of the
skin and gives youthful glow.
Miss B.: Dandrun is common hair
trouble and is easily rcInedicd Jus,
make your scalp healthy by This sim,
pie. natural tonic which you yourscli
can prepare at slight cost Get ono
ounce Of quinzoin from any good drug.
e;st Add " pint each Of alcohol and
cold water. let stand until quinzoin l.
dissolved Rub into hair roots with
the tips OF the fingers ana YOU viii
find wonderful aid 10 your itchine
scalp. II removes dandruf and gro.
notes healthy growth Of hair
Shampoo frequently.
Ethel: always warn my reader,
against egg shampoos. The ANNA
substance mixes with the oil Of IN,
scalp. and II Is almost impossible I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

time Monday before taking tho virsinian
for Norfolk.
John II. Taylor. S. i. and John T Poin-
dexter. McsdOmes =. r. Poindextcr and ID
l. Taylor motored from Lynchburn
Tuesday and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs Il. l., Slaughter. MIR. Taylor. father
OF Mrs. Slaughter. is over seventy seven
years OF age. and II was the first time he
had ever been induced to tako trip in nm
auto. On the way they stopped nj
Yellow Branch to visit the old home Of his
mother and father that he had not seen for
fifty-cight years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will NJ. Iundley md tho
formers brother E l.. Hundiey. of Cincin-
NATL O.. left Thursday afternoon for WASH
ington. for n three days stay While away
Mrs. Hundlcy will visit her sister. Mrs. T. l.,
johnson. In Annapolis Md.
Miss Beryl Beam. OF Bethel Hill. N. G..
was guest Mt the homo OF MIR. and Mrs
John l.. Scoggin Wednesday night and
Thursday.
Mrs. b. F. Cook. OF Danvilie. is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Robert Clanton. on Bed,
ford Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13
Sy BETTY Dean

often the reaui' an" Fry 'o shis 81 am hnis
i non; mad. made, and economical shampoo.
druggist and stir Il level teaspoonful
IN cup Of hot water Pour this over
me u, head sradnally, rubbing in well.
cicans tElS and 'he ms schir Stimula,ed and
tHu HuilN making II appear far
hi ii man anp N is. J., Is most ex-
easily be reduced by the simple use Of
nus IN nome made remedy. Ada lia pints
[ cd water to ounces OF painotis (you
drug store) rake a ten. nnH t fooa
t III 1,s, Ia a day before meals. This is
ni .'mi,tess ana yet most effective. espe-
th'ly 10 those who DO not md time
ipr exercise No special diet is de-
inhnded with this ana II is quite in
expensive an
wanting some " Cheap. 'i siIne,o you Gor for
ieimedy for your blood ana sor, OF run
ssIti@ck t Iee ,h,r hnt dont experiment.
any drug store get am ounce OF kar-
cSnc ana dissolve IT in y pint alcohol.
MAKE quart a tablespoonful before
meals VII! DO wonders to aid digestion
iiImipro%c appetite and give YOU boost
wi" Vim 'i improve II ToFG skin is bad This
remover see answer to Portia.
Doris; Her beautiful eyes are nor
necessarily; doctored or made up in
| any Way. POSSIBLY the reason for their
spaIkIc ana expression is simply the
use OF some such wcn-knoWn tonic
as ms. which you can make at home
| p.ssoNe an ounce Of crystos in mini
or water one or two drops I'm oe'h
eye every day WIN strengthen them
rest the sight and relieve the lids OF
that puny or inhamed appearance |,
| IN inexpensive and effective, both a. n
| tonic and n curative 40 a
Beuy Dean Beauty Book S5oo-Ad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

Now IA the Time to Got Rid OF These
Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed OF your freckles. az
the prescription othine = double
strength-is guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength-from Tragic Drug
Co. and apply n little OF II night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. 1t Is seldom that
more than an ounce Is needed to COM
pletely clear the skin and gain beau
tiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine, as this Is sold under
guarantee of money back II 1t falls to
remove Observation-Disclosures
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IVOR
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lvor. Va. July n.-Miss Irene Rogers IL
visiting her sister. Mrs J. = Gnls
Mayor Raw!s and J. c. Davis havo re-
turned from tho reunion at Gettysburg
Miss Alice Burgess was Il visitor In town
Monday.
Mrs Alice P-etlow was in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs John Eley were visitors at
Frank Crumpler's fcw days ago.
Miss Virginia Bowden. OF Richmond. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. r. NJ. Herrin.
Mrs Lena Stephenson guest OF
Mrs. Frank Crumpler last week.
Dr. Richardson. of Zinn was in town re-
Gently.
Mrs Mary Skinner. OF Franklin. who has
been Waiting relatives here has returned
home
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LOUISA

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Louisa Va, July l2.--Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Thompson and daughter. Mildred. OF Nor
folk, are visiting Mr.. and MIRO. T .
Thompson here.
Miss Elizabeth Eggborne. OF Cuipeper. Is
visiting her aunt. Mira. T. q Thompson.
Miss Gwendoln Barrel left Monday 10
visit her sister. Mrs. william McLendon IN
Washington
Mrs ID. y. Walker and Miss Linda Hon
derson. visited friends in Richmond this
week.
Miss Williams daughter OF Attorney Con
eral and Mrs Williams. OF Richmond. Is
a guest OF Mrs w. r. Bib and the Misses
Bihb at "Schonbug" this week.
Mrs. Lide and daughter. Laura, and son.
Hugh Lide. left for Norfolk and Vlrginai
Beach Wednesday to spend several weeks.
Miss Ellen Kent left recently for San
Francisco. from there she will sail for Homo
lulu for visit OF several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Barrett and Miss
Ella Pettus. OF Richmond. spent July
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

Mrs. Mamie Rove entertained a party of
friends on "Wednesday evening In honor OF
Miss IInlle Phelps
Mrs. C y Bush and son. OF Bristol. and
Miss Jude Preas. OF Bedford County. are
visiting their aunt. Mrs W. r. Bush
Miss Almedia kunke Is a guest OF Mrs
Dean Corsa, OF Wytheville. for a visit OF
some days.
+. c Robinson has returned from ten
days trip To Baltimore and New York
Miss Madeline Askcw. OF this place. has
been elected n member OF tho grammar
school faculty. at Bristol. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L, Tat-s and son. after
sotourn at Maple Shade Inn. have re-
turned to Suffolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

contains 365 CLEANS of light and
counsel emanating from the piety
and wisdom of the late Bishop Curtis
"The Year Hook of Wireless Tclex-
raphy nnd Telephony. 1919"
Published for the ALarconi Press
Agency, Ltd. by Tho St. Catherine
Press. London. Eng. 2s. 3D. net.
The preface to this unusual book
describes succinctly Its contents: 1t
reads:
The Year Book Of Wireless Teleg-
raphy and Telephony OF which tho
present Is the flrs. Issue. Is the first
volume OF its Kind to be offered to
the public. The enormous interest,
popular. scientific and commercial, In
the rapid development OF wireless
biography has led TO an inslstent
demand Cor n thorough digest of In
formation rotating to the subject No
apology need be offered. therefore, for
the present publication. To satisfy
the requirements OF every interest
within volume OF reasonable dimen-
sions was the problem to be faced in
the compilation of the Year Book
There has been produced what, It is
confidently hoped. will be work at
once Indispensable to the RAPIDLY
growing public that manifcsts an in
tcrcst in wireless biography, and Of
sound everyday service to the COM
mercial and TO the scientific man.
The variety OF matters relating to
the subject is immense and con instantly
developing, and the aim has been so
conc!sely to compile them that.
whether hn desire TO know the wire
less stations of the world or the rates
for message. to understand the laws
and regulations governing wireless
telcEraphy or to learn the progress
or experimental work. the reader will
be able TO discover It with minimum
OF effort. The volume, on It's entry
into the world. does not pretend to
have attained to perfection: therefore
criticism and suRses thong for rear
ranEcment or Incorporation OF new
features in the next edition will be
welcomed"
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Fourth with Mrs Francisco. at Horseshoe
Mrs. George Black and Master Sinuory
Black OF ST Louis. Mo. arrived Wednesday
TO visit relatives here
Mrs. Ernest Edwards and children AMI
sister. Miss Mary Winston OF King VII
Ham County. will arrive Friday to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Dennis winston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-13

sity. The large Bible in the centre of
the picture was bequeathed to Jefferson
by the eminent Virginia jurist, George
Wythe. Few Virginia names stand
forth more prominently during the
troublous Revolutionary period than
that OF George Wythe. and, in view Of
this fact, tho gift is OF added value.
The two Testaments on either side Of
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Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Charlottesville. July 12-Mrs Martha
Jefferson T. Burke. Of Alexandria, has
presented TO the University of Virginia
three Bibles which wero the property of
THOMAS Jefferson. This is Il notable
addition to the relics and personal prop
erty OF Jefferson owned by the univer-