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The Washington herald., 1914-11-01

TINE blue veined, languorous Nine.
Grundy who presides over aristo-
cratic BaltimOre's society, enjoyed
period Of nervousness last October.
She was shivery and Quaky and futtery
as dried maple leaf in an autumn wind;
she whispered sly little things and made
sly little starts and turns, and nodded
and rustled and was never still. For
within her very doors-the exclusive
Southern doors that open so heavily
Love- and Intrigue and Mystery were
playing their three-cornered game. And
Nine. Grundy was breathing it in to the
last lingering glance across the coffee
cups.
The girl? All! she'd tell you! The
girl was Miss Amelia Rumsey Wheeler,
the daughter ofJSamuel H. Wheeler, of
Fairfield, Conn.-the sewing machine
manufacturer, you know, who has never
really had time to count all his money.
OF course the girl is beautiful, my dear,
in rather mature way; really she's all
of thirty If she's day. And, one ex-
poets more from a woman of that age
than a headlong plunge into love and a
splashing around that dampens the whole
landscape!
The mani Why, he's that charming
Captain Charles Glenn Collins. my dear.
It's true, of course, that Nathalie Schenck
divorced him six or seven years ago. But
one never can tell Just who's to blame!
He's such a dashing, debonair, under
standing personality! Though they do
say-and here the old lady's voice drops
to a whisper-that he's poor as foreign
missions society just before collections!.
Papa Wheeler didn't want any man
and-his-past for sen-in-law, and said
so. Amelia stood pat. Twas then that
the dashing captain. who loved romance
The Washington herald., 1914-11-01
q FZees 10 BoS {oH
vi III Az6S .Az1zeIe
NHeeZeE, - dHa rs
Secretly AaTTZed
al AzduZQHF.

And when she had hurried te he.
stateroOm, the Soldier Of Fortune lsansd
above the rail toward the setting sun;
watched it sink, glowing ember in ashes
OF mist; saw the waves catch the light
and hold 1t, dipping and Hodding. And
Whimsieally he took OF his hat.
THEY came home on different boats.
Then passed a time filed for Ma
thalie Schenck Collins with the
lmportunings of her husband. He was
Penitent; he was ardent; he pleaded his
love. She forgave. They went to France
70 live They remained three months.
Fney came home and at the end of six
months OF married life separated forever.
Collins did not give up without a strug-
gle. He still pleaded love; said he was
willing to work that they might be to-
gether. To prove it he found a job in
Boston pottery, where he toiled with
iaoorers nine hours q day and ate his
lunch from tin dinner bucket.
His wife would have none of him, how
ever. When she finally refused to see
him he disappeared suddenly, about the
time that George Morgan Collins, was
born.
Fortune took care Of her own. She
led Captain Charles Glen Collins to Cairo.
Egypt, where he made money. From his
temporary home on the Nile he watched
the woman he had married; saw her
divorced in the October Of 1907; saw
her enter New York and Newport society
again. petted and interesting; listened
20 rumor that whispered of an attachment
between her and Paul ]. Rainey, Cleve-
land, Ohio, multimillionaire coke merchant,
race horse owner and society man; then
OF their engagement; listened to stories
OF Prince Vincent zu Windisch-Graetz
OF Austria-Hungary, fascinating young
aobleman Of twenty-four who came to
visit at the home of Mrs. Spotswood
schenck with several Wallets and twenty
trunks, having supplanted Rainey; final
ly saw her and William Laimbeer, club
man and stockbroker, whose wife, Miss
Clara Bloodgood, the actress, shot her
self. drawn together by the heavy hand
Of tragedy and wed in New York in Oc-
tober, 1909.
Then the Soldier of Fortune dropped
out Of sight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
FRANK IS INNOCENT
OF PHAGAN MURDER
Detective Charges Negro, For
merly Employed at Pencil
Factory, With Crime.

Atlanta, Ga, April 22--That Leo NJ.
Frank. under sentence OF death for tho
murder OF Mary Phagan, rs not a per
vert. and is innocent OF the murder for
which he has been convicted" is tho
substance of report made public to
uay h? the head OF Il national dctcC-
tive agency, WHO has been invcstigat-
iRr the case for several weeks The
detective was employed By friends Of
Frank after the lattcrs conviction.
Tho report asserts that Mary Phagar
was killed by u 'pervcrt of homicidai
tendencies or the most pronounced
type ana charges negro. formerly
employed AT the National Pencil Fac
tory rs 81 sweeper. with the crime.
The bearings on the extraordinary
motion for a new trial on account Of
newly discovered evidence. aud the ino
tlnn 80 set aside the verdict i'm the
case. because Frank was not in court
when II was read. to-day were post-
ponod. Both were tn have been heard
before tho Superior Court this morn
iig. but, on account of ~ death in the
family of Il counsel for tho defense,
the postponomcnt was made. The cx-
tTaordinary motion viii he heard to-
morrow. and tho motion to SGT aside the
verdict VIII he heard OF Friday. May |.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Culprper. Va, April Ca marriage
az more than local interest took place
peforc brilliant asscIublagc Ia 81.
Stephens Episcopal Church here at :
o'clock this evening, when Miss VIII
lio s.. Clair. the daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Silas Mortimer Newhouse be-
came tho bride Of William Miller Yam
fancey, OF Arlington" Rev. kensey
Johns hammond, rector of st. Ste
phcns. performed the CEREMONY and
Miss Mary Macoy and William Phil
Nps gave song recital while tho
guests were assembling. Miss Eliza
beth Hooper. presided ut the organ. and
rendered the wedding marches
Tile bride entered the church with
her brother. Hamilton Ncwhouse. OF
N3rrenion. 10y whom she was given in
marriage. Miss Georgia Ncwhouse was
her sisters maid OF honor and Mrs
clifford Friend Clarke, of Alton" was
matton or honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Mncoy. of Culpepcr, and
MISS Maudc Nelson Parker, OF Wash
lngton.
Ihe groom WAS attended by Mercer
Jones, OF Culpepcr. as best man, and
the ushers included j. Archie Goodloe
ana clifford Clarke. OF Culpcper; Reid
Pierce. OF LynchburE. and Rufus q.
Roberts Of Shelby, y. I.
Among the ouI-of-towu guests were.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. Stewart Brand and
MISS l'arlter, of Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs Norris Thompson. of Roanoke; Mr.
ana Mrs. Carey humphreys and Mr.
and Mrs. SayTe Thompson. OF Brandy:
Ar. and Mrs. Addison Hudson II. New
house and Aubrey Johnson. of War
r"nton; benjamin Purvis and William
Phillips. Of fredericksburg; McC'hes-
ncy Jefiries. OF Norfolk. and AIR. and
AIRS. Samuel Rixey, Of Catalpha.
soon after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. lancey left for a Northern honey
moon, and. returning. will make their
home at "Arlington,' n beautiful coun-
try place, which has been tho home of
the srooin's family since pre-Rev.lu-
tion1ry days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
HIS NAME IS ADDED
TO ROLL OF HEROES
Captain Schindel Makes Official
Visit to v. p. I. to Wit
ness Manoeuvres.


BlacksburE. Va. April 2e.--Captain
s. Bayard Schindcl, United States
Army inspector for schools and col
lcecs In tho Eastern District, made his
official visit to the Virginia Polytcch
mic Institute on Tuesday. and the bat
talon Of cadets was occupied from
early morning mill late afternoon in
the execution of various military ma
nocuvrcs. This Included the usual
drills. dress parade. guard mount, in
speCtion eC quarters. science and tao
tics, and good weather allowed for the
successful carrying out OF them ALL
Captain Schindel makes his report to
tic War Department, and gave no In
timatton Of what that report would lie.
but those who witnessed the manoou-
vrcs arc satisfied that the Teen bat
taiion will receive p star rating.
Lieutenant Joseph T.. Ware. who has
been commandant of cadets Mt the Nir-
einia Polytechnic Institute for three
years, ends his allotted term Of service
with tho closing Of tho present col
legc year. and Will 10 assigned To other
duty. Colonel Ware has brought his
men 10 "A high state Of efficiency, and
has accomplished much in the way of
perfccting them in military science and
tactics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

lSDGct1l 10 Tic llincS- IjlSpljcn.l
West Point. Va, April 22.-St. Johns
Episcopal Church was the scene TO day
OF beautiful wedding. when Miss
Jessie Dresser Donmcadc. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey Denmcad, OF
West Point, became tho bride of Frank
Diuguid. OF Lynchhurg. Va. The cerc-
nony took place 1T o'clock. Rev w.
T. Evans officiating. Miss Florine
Henderson presiding Ut the organ.
To the strains Of The Bridal Chorus"
tho bridal party entered tho church,
Ney Denmead. who gave her away.
Mrs. j. II. Ioath. sister Of tho bride.
was matron OF honor. w. Woody
Dickerson. OF LynchburE. WAS best
man The four bridesmaids were
Misses Naomi Ford aud Elizabeth Lips
comb, OF ltichmVnd: Gertrude Diuguid,
of l-ynchburs. and Edith Oakley. OF
salem, Nn. The ushers wcro Robert
c. Bradford, Herbert NJ :, oodward.
Charles II. Ibe>nona, Jr., and Henry
l.. 1onmcad, Of West Point
No special invitations being sent In
town. the church was open to ali
friends Of tho contracting parties The
following were among the out Of town
quests; Sir. and Mrs. j. r DiuCuid,
parents OF tile groom. Of Lynchbure
Mrs Judson Evans. Miss Gertrude Diu-
guild and George Diuguid and Woody
bicEerson. Of Lynchburs; Miss Edith
oakey. of Salem, Va. Mrs Emma Stan
ford. OF New York Miss Austina Iius-
comb, Of Washington, u. c.
MI. ana Mrs. Diuguid left on tho
. o'clock train. Via Richmond. for n
trip Ia Atlantic City. y. j., and Ncw
YORK. ON tho return they will live
IN iNnchburE, III which city Mr.. Din
guild is prominent business man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
\. P.I. TO HAVE
SUMMER CLASSES
rsnccial 70 The rimes.Dlsnntoh.l

Especial TO the Times Dispatch.l
Blackshurg. Va April 22.-Summer
classes VIII no conducted 1T the Vir-
GINA Polytechnic institute during the
coming summer in good many sub
iects. though not In all now embraced
In the regular college curriculum. Stu
dents who arc behind In their classes
for any reason will be enabled to catch
MP with their work. ana IL is believed
That this school VIII lie advantageous
TO prospective students who may fail
OF tho regular entrance requirements
on any ono or even two subjccts.
At the same tiule these courses viii
afford an opportunity to teachers In
the public schools Of tho state, IL they
wish to freshen MP on any subjects,
10 come here and take special instruo-
tions.
Provided 4 sufficient number Of stu
dents apply. classes will DO offered In
the following subjects: qualitative
analysis. freshman and sophomore
drawing. mechanics. mathematics.
freshman. sophomore and junior: shop
work. creamery, veterinary medicine.
freshman and sophomore English.
French, German and Spanish. types and
breeds. live stock management. feeds
and feeding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Social and ersonal


ono OF tho hauGsomeHt functions Of
tho snriut. season was tho stag enter
,,,. ..t,u 49, - :.
F''''' ''>'' ''@ ~
Walker ~ ms residence zVt west
franklin StrcHt, ir honor Of Henry G.
stuart. Goy.rpoi az vir,t,ln Abou.
700 Of the moot pro,alncnt men Of up
cttv ana stat. r.r. iuyt,ed h. meet
,;ovor,,.r STUART, ANA III. hoa,,ful
room. I'D tho walker nom. wer. tansa.l
,yttY, otIantitic. m snrInr hlnsso,ns
ehad.d lrnt. ara uul,na IN, thc ain.
imr- room. where Il buzz, sumner Was
served. Inc table was set win ~ huge
oeu,rcptece ~ Richmond roses mar
cissus ana lilies az IN. y:lt.y Anna mo
,audlct uef. shaded in rri,Isn, ANA
silver TN, ,unnt.l Was lauk.h win
scarlet rose ana lilies. ANA me wiuaow
rcccssn. ,y.rc nt,tlt,.a ,..t,b s,,t,., ..t
decorated IN roa flowers rho function
Syns = vcis elaborate one I'm ever. de
tail, and tho whole lover floor was
hung with flowers, and thrown omen to
the guests invited 70 meet the chief
executive OF the state
Mrs. MrtcaIrs At-IIumc.
Fragrant spring nowors decorated ,he
home OF Mrs John Calvin Metcalf. col
North Lombardy street. Yesterday of-
tcrnoon from 10 7 O'Clock for /, yery.
charming at-humc. 4 color scheme oil
pink was carried out very effectively
in tho dining room, the inante!s and
windows being done ia pinh blooms.
Tho ccntrcpiccc for the table was "A
silver tunkard niled with pink snap
dragons Pink shades were used on
tho lights, aud silver WAGES ot pink
flowers we're arranged about the cen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

I.....,
-, .hos"icF ana Frank ,oriey or
iichinohu. ana william H. Erooks. OF
1871 mo costumes worn by the
fnshiamcI ~ ,. 'a. ~ -, ~"
o,r.,H,cSEcs OF green tulic. ana they
.,:h. ~ r huso noulictS 81 raster mes.
a., ,oN"r EtiiR tec!i lurpih ana Ah-
III, ,oiihet,c smith. wore white iace dresses,
.., ~ si'SusS ono b9wS OF lu!lc, and thcy
~" "hi'c fosebh"s
reception was held at tho home or
the brides pnreitS Immediately follow q.
ints the ceremony 1T tho church. Deco
,1lions we're III lilies and palms. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Blouses at $1.OO
"A Continued Sale

lust as VIC have announC-
cd bciorc-thcsc Blouscs
are exact copies OF our $500
and $500 Hlouscs-but spc-
cially marked for the Base
mcnt Sale.
Some OF Marquiscttc with
bands OF Val. lace and fancy
collar; others With colored
embroidered wolfe with
pointed collar. finished with
lace; three quarter sleeves
and fancy cuffs. Both pat
terms III sizes 81 to II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

ISprclaI 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
Alexandria. Va, April ga special
jury from Fairfax County has been
summoned to sit in tho case or CLAIR
ehce !. Fleet against the City Council
OF Alexandria. which Will DO heard
IN the Corporation Court Tomorrow
ihe object OF the suit Is to recover
manages In the sum OF $4,000 for In
juries to his knee cap as n result If
fall on = defective sidewalk Deccm
Der - 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Doctors Elect Officers.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
iledmont Medical Society, in session
mere. Yesterday elected the following
oIhIers: president, Dr. Julian Robinson,
owen, OF Halifax; Dr. w. %. Smith. OF
AltaNista: Dr r. u. Shelton, OF plttsyl-
wanna, and DR. Il. j.. Hammer, OF Lynch
burg: secretary, Dr. "a. A. Stovor. Of
south boston. and treasurer, Or. +. l..
Armstrong, Of South Boston. The next
Scmiannual meeting will DO held in
pauvillc In November
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
CHALONER GETS INCREASE
Allowed ny Court to spend S.4UOO
InStrnh nf S1I.NO0 n Ncnr.
TSpoclal To Thn Timns Disrnrrl,

T'7I'NIsII To 1T ITNtS- IlSUlfCh ]
New York. April 2..--John Armstrong
cha!oncr. nj Virginia. has obtained
IN order from Justice Gieecrich per-
hitting him to spend $4,000 "A venr
from his incofnc, instead OF only 900,
as formerly.
Chaloner. adiudged an incompe,ent
in this state. lives OH his farm in Vir-
@inia. lie has an estate Yielding nm
annual income or about $4,000 Chalo-
nor told the court he had $4,000 to
spend when lie was twcnty-one years
old. and could see no reason why ho
should not be allowed this sum rov
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
ACTING ON EXCESS CLAIMS.
Commission May Bring G. & O. ray.
IncNis In Mcaf Nlrcinin 1 1, In xdNn 400

Charleston. W. Va. April 22.--fIavine
considered $4,000 claims, and paid out
s"Ho,ooo railroad fares paid to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway In West
virginia. above the legal rate. while
tho suit to test tho constitutionality OF
mo --cent fare law WAS In the courts.
the commission appointed to redeem
the excess fare coupons has commenced
to wind up it's business. II IL expect
cd the commission will bring its total
payments 10 100000 before tho re
naming claims are acted upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

tSpeclat 10 TN" rlmes- Dtspntch.l
Brlstoi. Va. Aprii ?2.-Thc annual oratort-
81! contest OF tho intercollegiate Prohibition
Association. of Fennersee, was held here Inst
niEht when SIX young men contested for
three gold prizes Tho winner are IL. NJ
Wyriek. Carson aud Newman College, san;
Wnltrr Keys. tinGa College. Bristol. $40;
sam 4. Jones. johnson Rihlc College S. C.
y: Rnrns. Johnson Bible College. was elect
ed president of tho association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
injured I'm Runaway.

,tnn'Sla1 !" ne TINE lspateh.l
barking ~ dog the horse mitchell 10
clark BRYAN Il Cos furniture wagon. mad.
= lash through the city yesterday ran
three blocks making turn AMI throwing
out Theodore clark ana A. i. Hamilton
ineinbers OF th- firm. They were taken To
TIA. Mercy Hospital Unconscious. Clark has
broken nose and several fractured ribs
Hamilton has several ribs broken nnd his
face is iaceratea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

carried a shower bouquet OF Bride roses
ana into ~ ~, ,,i,o ,,hn ,,
of honor Nre Afdricl, DudIe,. -, Ma.
,leburp sister ~ ~. iriin ,,oro
COSTUME Of ,olicn yclio,. cb..,r.uqa
dran.d I'm Lace ana a,nrroid,rnn a.,
iridhsront batas Sho cor,Icd a., a.,,,
ful OF Golden Gate ro.os Tho aovnr
girl va. Miss Iuc,. Harrison nIora ar
tho groom. who wore n Iara drcs.
dIapcd over rarlands Of yellow roses
with n wide gird,e OF .eliow rihba,,
She carried a basket of jonuuils and
nnrc!ssus. Misses Mary Jones Conrad
and Maria Washiiirtou Jfor,iso, no,
bridesmaids. and wore ,iraee.s ~ c,aa,,
colorcd shadow lace with orioles or
golden yellow chiffon Their bouquets
were fascinating affairs az yellow.
marEuorites.
Tho ceremony waa performed lbs
lteH. VI. Burkhart, rector OF the church
The bride ana her father were me, at
the chnncei steps by tho groom. AT
tended by his brother. Harry Taxewcll
HARRISON OF LeesburR. The ushers IN
S'"aed Eo%ier Dulany. Donald McNcala
~" - h!hck"ci Smith. ~ Washing
SYh A!drlsh dudley, of Middlebure;
i.',r' iiah'er ana DIT Harry Preston
5.DSo" oi l'echb Miss Bessie
H., ."" o'eA"is,' played the we'd
"Ht music
~
80, -. 80" io'ioWen the ceremony, the
a,i,. rte's'ly decorated In jon
-. - ''"' 't"ir'nlece OF yellow
80 III" "scd on inc table IN tn
49,, o"'''' anu iains ana ferrs were
:; :" 80 tne hails THO bride
''' nc' beauty and charm OF
"ho hcr sisters marriage TO
~. A'taieN' son OF tho late Bishop bud
y, Louisville ~" several yea'c
hSo was one or tho most brilliant we'd
uihsS mat has taken place 1T the Uni
o,sl'y OF Nirsinia In many years.
''I" guests from distance
,~,ra %,r W. WONG last evening
nc ""u W. = dohn !. fassel.
n,a,a...', 49, Hr' I'm" Mrs. Aidrich
dor,..o,, 49, ""a ~ 'homas Tn
tta.,; 81 -HluHiehurS: MISS
,.,,.t. =" h'','t, OF baltimore; Miss
,,rs t '"r'''' on Louisville. Ky:
ne ,,o' ~ Lee ""a hfahGih Howell,
y. t'eN"',"ria' ar. ana Mrs, Henry
f,oiiinn N'"'e, ;'F' nna Mrs Bartlett
No., ~. 49, S".S hoiI'nc AID DR..
Nc ~ t, =, me Pialns:
uurhne ~ ro. -, NoIh- Mrs
H.. ,,.,,o, >H ~. :, - - MFs. Shir-
rSiia,,.i. .>oi io'N' ahd DINERS
so, ana 49,, -, ~, .pt'on' Mr.. harri-
fo, 80 ~ we ~. on special chr
co,,,,,.., Wc"o'he journey.
NJ. CO.,
fIiIl., I,,,.,.a,. ~, OF ''aHi ole
no,inced rh, n' nm va, mas an
ter E,tse c,n,hia -. 1,,. W h.r oau5h-
,o,o,,n.. ''''nI'' 20 ,.Ieasahton Laws
/ C,on,,,o., ~ W MI ana Mrs. =.
va 40, hoo,, ~, NO cate nus
dim, ,tiss ",no,''G'" ior the wed
lit. - WINES IS u sister or Miss
,ro,d proa,', anu 1"'S 'amhio. Ed
80 80" ''.,hihiiage. charles II q. and
'on"ft Glynn Iowndcs, all OF Balti-
more.
9,rs TIT,
san ,,,do ''ns =. 'S'oncwaip Jack
,t,tnc,a, 40" %. tho great Confederate
c,'s'iihlh' VIII arrive Ina Richmond
shortly to he tho horored gucst "a mo
Jackson celebration hero nnst Na,nos
6nv evening. Nrs t,ai.s W 'u''es
bo ,ccon,n.n;, 'oH"oi'' VINO VIII
Ms "' n ny her granddaughter,
-nI,. PRESTON ana her two great grand
childfon. viii stay mt tho jefferson no.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
i'nye.teyIiIe company Volun,.cr.

WIFNllIETOIl, n. G, April .2.-Tlie
Faycttoville independent Light Infn,s
try; which has .served In every war in
which the United States has been en-
gagged since It's organization In 179a.
to-day offered Governor Craig Its SER
vices If needed In tho Mexican conflict.
! he company is not now part OF the
National Guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

Lynchburg, Va. April 22.--At Holy
Cross Catholic Church Monday Mia.
Agnes Cecilia RoscuberGer. daughter
Of Airs. Henry Roscnbergcr, OF Bedford
County, was married to William ].
Kennedy. OF this city. The nuptini
mass was celebrated by Rev Edwnrd
julia McCarrGn was the maid or honor.
and Robert Bryant was the best man
After trip tn his former homo in
boston. Mr.. md Mrs. Kennedy viii be
at home April 30 at Sl& Clay Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
MURDERS nnormEn-IY-1.w
1hnrfln Sydnor Then Fatally Cuts yIfs

Especial TO The Times pispatch.l
Scottsburg. Va, April 2a.-Thurnn
Sydnor, who resides three miles from
here. cut the throat Of his hrotler-in-
divorced wife so badly She will die.
Sydnor went to Saddler's home.
and. coming up behind tho latter. drew
KNIFE a'ross his throat. almost sever
ing his head from his body. He then
attacked tho woman. iunicting fatal
lrjuries. Syduor made hin escape
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Enlargement Announced.

I'' =" = TT IIIIrN- Tllsnntch
iNnchburr. Nn.. April ao.-Mrs. no
becca ). Marshall. OF this citv, has nn
nounccd the engagement of her dourh
Yer. MISC Mary Wilkins Marshall. 10
Md. The marriage win take placo hcrc
during the early summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
THE kACJI'haANN STORE
The Make Scarf

AT SOB they arc showing
something really new in
Scaris OH the first floor.
The Maxine" as it is call
ed, is the most appropriate
Scarf for use with dancing
gowns that wc can recall
ever having seen. OF sheer
Malinc trimmed with velvet
in black. white or ecru.
Main Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
POLLARD ACCEPTS INVITATION
VIII Deliver Commencement Address
ut InwrcncrNIIIc High SchnnI.

Lawrenccvillc, Va. April 52GNitor
ncy-Generai John Garland poli?rd has
accepted mn invitation to address tho
School on May %, the final night or
the commencement The commence.
ment VIII lie held on May q. 90 ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23
Infop,rv In r,,. Tr,,,

Dnrhnm, y. G.. Ap!ll =. -Th0 Durhnm
Light infantry, under command of Captain
and Is now In fine trim. ready for tho nrst
orders to mobolEe and 60 to the front
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-23

Misses Mildred Grice and Janet Jones
have returned from Lexington. where
they attended the dances at Virginia
Military Institute and Washington and
Lee University.