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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11


9eiiB non Der Stoot ergriff. oaa
0ilrgermeiiter fiir ooS rubige Ser.
boltcn Der @iirgeridaft perontrport.
lid nadte ltno oann rubiQ martete,
bis Die belitlhen Sritppen ein5ogen.
Scr 5lpcifeIb fte Siee
bel GEM BERG.
Getersbura, s. Sept.
Ter riliiiihe 8enerolitob eob berte
Sll. bnb Die oiterreid]iifen 9rmcen
burh bic S6loht bel 2entberg nicbi
poIlitdubig pernihtet murben.
9ie omtIife Melouna beiogt. boB
es bcn bel 2ernbere 5uriidgeihla9e-
nen Seiterrcihern gelone, iih nit
Den in Iolen in Die sSIuht geihIoee-
nen 5u pereinieen, ferner ooB 8u Die
icr &ereinieune neue oiterreid)iide
Sr1ppcn aus Siio- -@oIisien itieben,
inbaB Die nele Armee nunmehr 600.
900 Minnn soblte. 2estere ride sur
GffcnIipe Dor iino beabiid,tiee Die
9iuiicn in Soli5iidl. .Iplen an5uerci.
fen.
, lie Wc cfebune Gem bergS,,
Sonoon. 8. Sept.
Cine beutihe oiii5ieae 9efonnt-
nlodung. oie ourh Morconis Z Gle
ernmm in Berlin eingiug, beio9t:
Ser oiterreihiIhe 8eneroIitnb berid).
tct, oob oos rlliiilhe 9omborbelncnt
gegen Die Inn Senlberg befinoliden
@romale om 3. September gegeil llt.
beiette uno nid)t nertbeioiate Stellnn-
gen eerihtct pllroe, oo iih Die Selter-
reiher i6on friiber in Gronltns 5u.
riifae5ogen bottcn, nm Die 9eId)ie.
lung elmer offenen Stabt 5u pernei-
zen.
Die non General 0onfl befebligte
Nrmce nurbe filr5lid) in beftieeln
aompf peripidelt. Die <iien brad.
ten nit Der Giienbabn grobe gerltGr-
flingen beron, ltno Elm id)merer Nm
qriff foIgtc. Die bon 6elomnrihoa
Seltrnnef bcfehlieten 5ruppcn trie.
ben Die anqreifen6en Gruppen jcood
5uriid lno brohten ocn Hriien
ihmere &erIilite bel, nobel lie 600
8efongene madten.
8 eut hlono iieqcsii d r.
Berlin. 8. Sept
Gus prellbiide ariegsnliniiteriunl
beroifentlidte om 0ienitog in Berlin
cine GrflGrung iiber Die eegcnnortigc
Gage auf Dem lpeltlidlen arieqslhul.
plat. Die oeutide glrnee. 10 beBt
les oarin, perfolgt nod mic Dor Die
iiliebenoen Sron5oien un6 gnglonoer
|uno bot tic enhlid] ge5mlln9en, oen
I&dnlpf ouf3unehmen. IoS ReilI.
tat lit Iifer. llniere Sruppcn bat
ten hei Veginn Der eroBcn Shlaft
Den &nrtbcil auf ibrer Seite, un0
Inur Der ousge5eihneten Strotegie
ocs 6cinoes lit eS 3u pcroanfen, oaB
Ilcinc girmeen nidlt getrcnnt muroen.
Sono in Sun0 nit Den Gperotio-
Incn IN SSronfrei6 aehen Die 0orbe-
iAtl4AtitSIll DtS 1tCtklIZlliQt tltNhullS out
StGrfuno Der oeutiflen ariegsflOtte,
in Der @nifnung, enentltcG gnaIanos
Seenodlt 5u pernidlten. Gem HeiAS-
tog miro 1T oe r noditen Sei-
liion Elm 9SrDgram lnterbreitet
Seiiion Elm grOornmm ilnterbreitet
mer6en, nod ipelhem ongeblid 10
idlflen OILS nlooIif) 0rei 2inienihiife,
6lpei Greu5er. 5lpoIf Sorpeoo- Gioi-
Itonen. icdls 2uftfreu5er 0ibiiionen.
nehrere @tinenid)iife uno on6ere
lSobr3euae eebout mer6en ioHen.
@on beionoerem aSntcreiie lit 6ic
oliheroroentIid,e 0ermebrung Der
9uftfIottc. Die 6as eeriiht bcftotis..
| loob bic Geutifen Die 4biidt blben,
Grupben in engIono 81 Innoer.
&nf3uq6er Ceiterreic1er.
| 2onnon, 8. Gem.
Gin Tejegromm an Die GpeninQ
IHeps meIoet aus @etersbnrq, bog bic
rgiiiidlen 3eitlln9en ben gerift ei-
luer hohltebenoen RerionIihfei. 6rin.
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esg Io.2o.gor nertrei6t rsiu-
ueu

llnreinc8 gIut, 5inncn sfopf.
itmer5en, @iIioiitGt. triac 2eber-
Seritopiunq etc. fommen non I'M
per0oulid,fcit. gtcbncu Sic 80.
Go.2or 6as onqenebne uno OBJ
loIut iihere 2orotin. Wfittel, uno Sic.
uer6cn niht BON einen bcorongtGr
gPoqen uno onoerer IrubcIn Ieioen-
0asiel6e miro Die 9ebcr requfireIu
unA oos 9llt reiuiqen. C3ebrau
den Gle es reqeImoBia irno Gle tper.
Den qeiuno bleiben, cine 1eflnoe @'e-
Idit@iorbe liu0 rltbiqc gterret boben.
@eioraen Sie iih nod heIte clne
50c .sIoihe GielO 3urild nenu nldjt
7nirieoeilgcitelt 9ei often 9potbe
fern. (2lna.s
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Seine 6anberttnnieno taSt.
Perrin, rio E.onienN. 5. Sep


SIC 5mon6ioite in @crtin perorent
lidltc nmtlibe &erluitlilte eutbdli
i1S0 Nouen. Goruntcr ejn0cldlioI
len limo 1877 Sohtc uno nobeNl talt-
leno &ermnoetc.
0ic @ciununtlumme ocr bisber
DerofientIidhten &erllltc beIolllt lid
nuf 2273 SoSte. i0.T1A Scrmluoete
anh 3249 Geruibte.
2ie lcete Site entb1lt Den 9toncn
Solepb Ebilippons, aus 9ouebteep.
tic, u. y, Der OILS acfallcn oulge
filhrt miro.
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gen. mpnnh glnseiheii zines ollge.
lHcinen &ud5uaes Der Gciierreider
aii oer 6ront 5iuiid)eii Der S&eihiCl
uno Der sNla rorhonoen leien
Ter ruiiildlc &ormdrih lpu iih
lept nuf Die eriteli citerteIdildlen sc.
'tineen ON San 5luB, Yr5entlpl uno
SoroSlnu. 5u eritreden, mo i'd ibnen
Die Seiterreiher entgegellltclcn mcr-
Den. Gie beioen @eieitigun0cn lino
oilBerOroentlidl itorf 9r5cniul bot
~ Sorts un0 etlua 10000 Gelterrei.
cher. Die bel 2enlbere lagen, iouen
aieie 9efeitiglmg iiir ben bcporiteben.
oen &ormnrid, Der Gltllen peritarft
bQbeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11

uAt Qbit
III 8elgicn, @erift eritattet bot ii5er
Ibis oobin ollsgefilbrte llnterindun-
| gen be5ilelidb Der BON 3ipiliiterl Der-
iibten @rouianlfeiten. geleiihe Col
ooten, 10 aebt aus Der @elhune ber-
nor, 3oaen ilber ihre Uniform 3ipil-
fIeiouna an uno feuerten bonn aus
Den !0ouiern beroils ben Gertihen IN
Den Hiifen.
Filrs 8oterIanb gefall n.
Berlin, S. September.
Gem oNorlparts" lpuroe untern,
3. September aemeloet, bab oos 10
sialiItiide 9eihstoesnliteIieo 0r.
2uhiuig sSronf aus Monnbeim bel
9nnepille i'm Sample fiir's 8nter-
Iono fieI. Gr. Sro1f muroe i'm Sab
re 1871 gcboreil, nor elm cifrieer BE.
| iiirmorter bcs 9rieges nno golt ais
eincr Der berborroeenoitcn 2eiter
Der ip5ialiitiidlen Eortei.
Nus siidtsIofer Sian.
8openboecn. s. Septenlbcr.
Qie o&oiitihe 3citung" fiihrt aus,
bos 9eutihlonh Die Orobiing @ng-
lambs, criteres Yousbuneern" 5u moi
len, nit Der GrflGriine beontfpnrten
mcroe, man bolte iid) OH SeIeien
idoolos uno bemadltiac sid oeiien
Ginnnbncque!len iomie iolnnltliber
@onfen neblt riliiiifen uno britiihen
6iIiolen.
Gns Shut= 1tn6 Srltbbilnonib Der
@erbiinbeten, feline Der friegfiihren=
| ocn 0fohte hiirfte ohne 3uitimnlune
Der beiben anoercn 6rieoen idIiebcn,
bcseid,nct oas @latt ols mertbIpien
npolitiihen @lltbousbru6."
Ger nSiee bel Gem bers."
9pnoon, s. Sept.
glmtlih miro Der Morconi g9lre-
lcb So. aus Berlin berid)tet:
Ger oiterrcibiih- h-uneoriid)e 6e-
lncrolItoh filnbiot an, ooB Die Huilen
| an 3. September gum eroBteil SbeiI
Iunperteioigte Steaungcn nno Iecre
Grbmerfc in Ser llmgebung bon Gent
BERG beidoilen. 0ic Souptinobt
botte iih bereits porber ouf ibre e1-
| lgcntlifc &ertheibiailngslinie 5uriid-
lQC5ogelL Inn Der offenen Staot elm
@omboroement Slt eriporen.
n@enerol 0onfl aebt nnter be-
lIlGnoioen &anpfcn por. sic RuIlcn
Qriffen in oen Ietten Sogen nit Ser
| itdrfnnger al1, muroen ober ilbcrail
5urllfgeidlagen. 9e'nnoers crfola-
reid mar Die 9ipilion acitroncf, bic
ocm Seino ihlperC GerIuite beibruhfe
lno ilber 500 Scfangene mad)tc.
.Yn onhercn Gunften ser 5ront
hcrridt berboltnibni6Bi9e 9fube.~
Sem 0orf. S. Scpt.
9em bieiiaen oItcrreid)iif.linqori-
ihcn 0enerolfoniltlot lit bonn 8ot.
id1nIter in gSoibineton, Or. 9umba,
Sic iol9cn6e 9epeife 5u9egonoen:
uGiner Ntnfen0epeide slifoIec III
2cnhera obne beionoeren &onlpi in
Der nltsgeiprohenen Ibiidlt eerGunt
iporhen. Der ofienen Stoot cine &c
lihieBunq 5u criporen. StroteglIhC
lgiiidiihten funran aIeihfoIfs nlobge
lheno. 9ie iibertriebenen 3eitungg.
Iberihte boben feinen on6eren 3ncd
IoIs bic 0eoeittung Der in 9iuiiiih
/ GoIcn erfodtenen Siege gu pcrflei.
Inern."
Ser Sail Rbeims'.
@oibineton, s. Sept.
| nRbeims puroe ON 5. Septembel
Iron elmer tIeinen oeittidlen gotroulae
IbeIteheno ous 6 Sffi5ieren un6 lie
ben Bemeinen beiebt" meIoet eint
lbeute BEL Der 9elitihen 8otihoft eitl
lgetroifene orobtInie 8epeihe.
SEER Sfeuernonn. Der arieas
lforreiponoent Der 49eutffen 3n9cs
l5eitung". teIearoubirte4 Miro in oel
orobtIoien Gebeidle forigefohren
~3u einer 3eit. 6o man nod nitt &c
Iitiutlnt mttbte. oh Die Sorts oefaIer
IicieH 0oB Sauptiuann BON @uut-
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eonOoll. 8. Sept.

0idtige Gntosduna.
Batter (uuf osm Yer99ipfsD: s5egt
nebmt nal Die aortsn Sur .Sanp,
Sungens, unb iuht Sud gu orIentie'
rem. 0ort oriibsn III Die Gamsipig,
Iints oaneben Ger SsuieIsed :"
Der tleine Nini Wa9 fiinf Mli'
nuten): sd bab' au9 mas entoedt,
0dter."
Wotsr: .sOa mas Osnu9"
Der tlsine Wili: rWir bab'n
nod a Stiid Murit i'll Rudiat."
-8ag 4eumunb3eu9nis.
StuoioIus 9ummd in Ge9supArt
Ielnes Gnts!a gu ieiner 98irtin):
,ifrou u1uncr utjnem Gutel 1T
llneinitiges ubsr msinen 8ebenss
nonoe mit9tlelt por0en. gjitc,
GuBsrn sic f9 mo,: tat mid ies
mols elmer oog 0en Nahbarn teiIun.
ten mad $5auic iomnen iehsn1"
;graa Mtint,: IS IDober 0snul
Die 4euie blltfn SIc iin elnea 1da3
lpIioen iun9ed N2Hn; lie msH5n
oas, Sie Issn Steiner III Gnem
Io4t,aie."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11

5ormet Julius lllriH.
Der in Der QGbe beg ShuIbouIes in
Soron, QDaib., pobnte, bat iid ers
T6ofen. lllrif botts einsa groBsrsn
Gslbbetrdg in attien elmer 0rube in
Snoer onoeiegt. 1ns @elo mar ons
iheinen0 oerloren, uno llIrih i6sins
Fa oieien 9erIuit 70 3u 9er3sn gei
aommen 5u haben. 67b er triibiinnig
paros. sJu einsm Qnida Don
54tpermut fat er oaun drjd)eineuo
lie 5nt nstiibt. @eia Aeihnom
gay6s in Der 4d6e bga Sioues aufs
JFanotn.
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3 d. ere s. Gmpfe.
9Soris, 8. September.


Die heutlaen alntlid1en glnfiinoi,
ailngen, aus oenen eriid)tlld) lit, ooB
Die Serbinocten Die 3elitiden oitIih
bon Saris III Shadl hnIten iino bob
iidl Der 6eino unter Dem Irud oes
britiiden SffeniinitoBes 5ltrilf5iebt,
boben iiberol in Der GeiientIihfeit
Die groBte 0enlgtiulng berporgeru.
len.
3miiden ben 3eiIen Der ontIi6en
Veridte fam alieroings ieoern1orn
leien. bnB blutiee Sample I'M 8onge
iino unb Die Shlohtlinie lih iiber
Elm meites @ebiet erltredt. Den Col.
eaten, Die nod) Goris 5uriidfebreu. lit
es perbotcn, etluoS iiher Die Stellun-
Gen Der Sruppen 5u ingen. 9lm
id]meriten iollen uber Die Sample cnt-
lang Der Gurco uno Warne iein. 90
Die 0ouptmod)t Der Geutiflen i'm
Sseltcr Itebt ober MIR NbthciIunaen,
Die Die gelpeeungen oes sSeiunes per
ionIeiern ioIlen lit nidt befannt. Die
nciiten @erlp,uoete1 iperhen nidlb
nod Ioris. innbern nod fIeineren
1ronin3it0bten aebrad)t.
(Shent pirb beitaft.
Qonoon, 8. Sept.
gSic aus elmer Gepeidbe aus Giten.
DC bernoroebt lpuroe Der beIgiihen
Stoot tSbent our6 Die gelltiden ioI-
eenoe Strofe ailferIeet aIeidseitie
nerpfIidtetcn oic Siceer Iid. pon
ibrcnt ein3re ob5uitefen: 2ieicrung
BON 10000 9itcrn @en5in, 1000 81
tern MineroImaiier. 10000 aiIo-
gromm Safer, 100 3meirooern. 10
afotorrabern. ernken Mcnacn Scr
honb5euaes uno 100000 3igorren,
ionic Iusliefernn9 idmmtliher @ai.
zen bis 6 ltbr Ibenoa.
Z / rh en- miro unge ntii b.
ii d..
2on0on. 8. Sept.
Ger pGpcninq 9}eps" miro bon
ibrem anrrelponocntcn ans 9tom &c.
nleIoct, bob 3or gtitoIous feit cut'
icbIoiicn lei, ieinen Gin8ua in Berlin
5u holten mo bieiem entlhlub III
nohItebenoem Bulletin 9lusorud pcr.
iiCh
sd bin fcit cntidlloiicn, III 6er,
lin ein3u3ieben. mo foite es mid
aud meincn Icbten Ntllifif !. (&Gtcr.
den lobt ieinc getreucn @erbilnoctcn
unh iein Wolf oorliber aher nollltdn,
bio inl llntIorelt oh er ols tSeinnQc-
ncr ein5u5ieben bcobiidtiet)
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DIE ,,,Iereftern"- n"-5ettun-
gen haben Ole 6efcticbte
BON Ga Greiie niett nuy
mitfctreiben ienoern nit
.naeben helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-09-11

2onnon. g. Sebt.
Cine Sopenbaqeuer Gepeide 0es
Gorreiponoeiiten Der Central 9tctps"
teiagt, Dob @enernI BON ManteufieI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
GREENSBORO
Especial 70 Tho Times.pi,pa,cb ,

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
r. G s,iiar y. G. December 18Th.
noon Book Club was held this week vii h
TIE , Eeofse a; Grimsley. In Fisher Park
The club is engaged in studying the vsrious
iatinn 20 ,ensaSeu In III. war and their re-
=, arr" w b. Byrd entertained informaIiy
AZ reception on "Wednesday cyeming Soi,
hto~,ng me rehearsal OF the ward Ca,Ium
The womsn's Club held an enthusiastic
.neeuns In the Elks' building on Wedneaday
added for membership. A. W WcA,i.eae
social %s present and talked Of the work Of the
president Splendid reports were mace bv
'h ar enc. OF The various departments.
arranEinE an interesting program for m.
January meeting. MS we'll ny the other meet
i Ing, to be held during the winter and spring.
win state and national suffrage orRanIza
Hiss Cora pea sF'. en,ar,a Is president
daS afternoon at the home OF her mother
PuEh The dinins-room vas tas,efulir des.
Grated In pink carnations and candles
in the studio G@' Of s on sssg5dsy
The subject for the meeting was "The
S xaa ,n K9manc Period and the program
Harris. Of the state Normal Co,lere This
"G M,s the las, last meeting OF the year.
nosday evening In honor OF Miss Margaret
1s,1 OF Danvilie. Va ". ~ Benc-
from Frankfort. Germany. was also an honor
were present ~
Miss Harriet Elliott of the State Normal
college faculty. gave the second OF series
OF addresses on the causes Of the Europea n
Waf AT the library on Tuesday evening
undeF the auspices Of the wonan's club
There Was IA good attendance OF members
ana me lecture was greatly enjoyed
The Reviewers Club held it, lsHt meeting
before the holidays with Mrs r. l.. .Justice
on Friday afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram offered. -
Miss Elsie Ward .was married to W. r
Gaiium. Jr.. OF Albuquerque. y. NJ ON
THURSDAY evening In West Markc, Street
Methodist Church. The ceremony was a
very pretty one and was largely attended
After bridal trip the couple will go to
AlberQuerQue to live Mr.. Callum, a native
Of this city. is connected with the American
Tobacco Company there. His bride is tho
daughter OF Mrs. u. ". Ward
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M0NTVALE
fspecial 10 The Tim,.n,.,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MoNTFALE. VA. December lS-Mrs
hnrtwell Thompson and Mrs W. H. Nc.
MILAN spent several days in Bedford City
NJ l.. McDearnan who has been sick for
t IN, pnst week. Is better. Jake Bonsack Is
nlling his post as agent
Mrs Winnie Evans has gone to spend tho
winter with her son In AlbemarIe.
Miss Kathryn Buford is out again after
several days sickness.
Mrb. Lille Williamson spent Saturday In
Bedford City.
sick. IL out again
Quite Il nice ltte sum has been secured
Tor the starving Bclgians. There will be {,
play In the high school auditorium on De
cember ~ for the same purpose. IL will he
given under the auspices OF the Woman's
Club.
The WOmnn's Club met to-day for the
study Of Richard the Third led BY Mrs
Lille Williamson The work of birth reg
!stration has been assigned to Mrs. W. II.
Buford.
Captnin a. G.. Williams who has been
sick for the past three weeks, IL out again.
Rev. Mr.. I5lankenship new pastor OF the
NJ. r. Church. preached his first sermon here
Sunday.
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Nib j. n. Himnn and children. of Coo,
pUirn nre visiting Mr.. and Mrs. wait.r
purns. Dir Hillmnn Is expected here next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
RIM. WOMAN'S COLLEGE
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
iSNCHBCRG. VA. December i9-The
plight of tho Belgians has made strong
appeal TO the students of Randolph Macon
In addition to substantial contribution
made through the Belgian consul in Wash
inEton "A gift OF 1000 Huuze pads. to be used
Tor dressing the wounds OF the soldiers hu.
been forwarded through the Red Cross So
cieiy OF Washington. For the children In
the countries affected by the war a box
OF dolls and toys was sent the Christmas
snip Jason. which sailed on November H.
Al present the freshman club and other
college organizations dressing dolls for
the christmas tree OF the Associated Chart
Ties and FOR the children in the mill vii
lagos OF South Carolina.
The hrst Of the annual series OF public
lectures was delivered Saturday evening bv
Hamilton Holt. editor of the Independent.
VINO spoke on The War and Some OF It's
nrobiems On Thursday evening Marie
Schnitzer. the well-known Austrian piunist.
chapel 'ee
The Christmas recess will begin on De-
Senbcrr and continue through Tuesday
January 5. a large number Of studan;s
VIII remain in college during the holidays
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yisltinx bier mother. Sire. marrle, GRAVES

visiting her mother. Mrs Harriet Graves
4, Hrs. a. G. Saunders. of Greensboro X Z,
30 mere 10 spend the holidays with her mar
e"'S. Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. BARLOW.
MISS Dorothy Reeve and j. G. Re.v. viii
spend the Christmas holidays with thaIr
huparents In Camden. ~ j.
~. H. Proctor has gone to Stauntor 10
that city. "'' ohiiureh In
George Ben Goddy. who ha. hen, ,r,v.,
~, zig IN mo Western States. is here Visiting
'''s parents: Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Ges,dy
,,, Kisses Kitty and Agnus Morecock OF Tho
I,a,hs. VIII arrive hoIne next week to spcnS
Morccock sits virginia
Mrs J. N. .Hiliman and children Of Goa.
purn. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Vail,
nurhs. Dir. Hillmnn IL expected here next
:, Iightfoot Brooke. OF Richmond u.s &,
Ii'amsburg visitor the first of this week
-; 81 {. Spencer. proprietor OF the Co
VIM, ,,har nm has returned from Richmond
Southern Hotel Association '"'
Mrs sydney smith. of york,o,v, .,.,,,
y ,at" early In the new year for Jackson
vic. Fla, To visit her brother ~ 81
CROOKS. ana MrR Crooks.
Harry " Phillips. former cashier OF tn,
dehihsnia Bank. and widely known in In.
financial circles of tho PeninsuIa was in
Williamsburg on Monday. Mr. Phillips ia
now now, president OF tho Broadway National
a. II. Wilkins left Thursday morning for
M,uoiesex County to spend Christmas with
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ALTAVISTA


Special to Tho Times Dispatch
81, V!SiA VA. December IS Miss
r,.m HlKinson, OF Winston Salem, ar
days. nun
Mrs A G. Bell and son. Gilbert, left this
Christmas. N' "''e'
JACK Lane. Of New Market arrived home
OH ihursday Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS
a.. u. Bell loft on Tuesday for several
oays Trip to Baltimore. He was accom-.
p"nieu as Tar az Lynchburg By Mrs Bell
NESS May Hundiey was In Iynchburg on
Iuesdny and Wednesday. While there she
"hs the guest OF M'sS Amber Bobbitt
MisHes Kate Wilkinson. Eva McCutchen
M VI ana Mira P: F Hardison. Mrs. Thomas
n liasKins ana Mrs. Frnn: Hammer were
In Lynchburg on Wednesday.
Mrs c. C. Yeats and little daughter.
Matguerite. were guests of the formers
sister Nrs; A. L. witcher. OF Gretna, on
sunday and Monday.
9. C. Yeats spent last Sunday at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Pearson
OF Cahands He was accompanied on his
return home BY {. G. Yeats, Jr. who had
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STATE NORMAL
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Especial 10 The Times Dispotc
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December ia
President Russell was at liarrisonburg last
week attending meeting OF tho Virginia
Normal School Board
The Christmas salo and supper held at
tho Normal School By the Young women's
Christian Association Friday was a marked
success. The association realized a out
$40. which will be used for missions and
similar purposes
The Dramatic Association OF the Normal
school IL planning to have dramatic even
ING early In January. consisting OF short
play. some musical numbers and n mono
loEue.
The girls OF the Normal School have or.
SaniZed four class teams. with Miss arab
X; Marshall, the physical director. rs coach
There VIII he interciass games on successiye
saturdays. beginning January Is.
he school gave very enjoyable Christ
mas entertainment to tho faculty and stu
dents las, Thursday evening. Christmas
carols were sung 10y the girls, and every
one had splen did time
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FARMViLLE
ISuecinl TO rhc TImes-Di.patrh

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fAkMNlLLE. VA. December l3.--An in
tcrest.ns recital was given at the Conserva-
tory ri Music this week. In which many OF
the students participated
The Union Christmas service will be held
this year In the Presbyterian Church on
Christmas morning ut II O'Clock. preaching
10y Rev. II. &. Pfeincr. the presiding elder.
The usual Christmas Offering for the poor
will be taken.
James Rennie. or Richmond has been
the guest of Blair Price.
Miss Charley Jones Of Covington. r. e1-
pccted home next week TO spend the holi-
days with her mother. Mrs +. G. Jones
Miss Bessie Paulett is Mt home after an
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through TO the Northern markets Much
pork is brought to town to dealers and
so sou. privately. The oyster business
terly cold weather
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gindhart will
iea'e on saturday to spend a week or
with their parents.
Miss Eleanor Small. will leave soon
hitfr christmas for her home. In Han
Carl Maskey. OF the Old Dominion
Industrial Corporation. has returned
rom an extended visit to his parental
home In Cleveland o.
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been visiting his grandparents Mr.. and
ars. e. T.. Pearson for two months
Walter Fnuntie-c. entertained M :, ,Lr,
supper at the Commonwealth on SATURDAY.
night tho following friends: Misses Eva
Irene Admins. Ieda Lane, Gladys Fauntie.
roy. MRSSic Lane. Mesdames Thomas Has
klns. w. Z. Rierson. +. T.. Hartlison C. w
Lane and u. II. Lane. Dr. Board. Mcssrs
Albert McCntchen. H. T. Short, W. G. Rier.
non. Spike Douglas. Ashby Brugh Casslus
iiaskins. L: F. Hardison. John H. Lane. r.
II. l.ano. Thomas II. Huskins and Walter
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lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA necember "a NJ
and Mrs; James II. Stone have returned
from a visit TO Richmond
Mrs birmingham Harrison IA yt,i,tnr roll,
tivos In Louisa County 'ea
Mrs l. Henley Jones of AIbema,I. 9,
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extended visit to her sister. Mrs Geofrrey
creyke. OF Washington
MrA T. ID. Clcaton IN tho guest of rela-
tivcs In Richmond.
John Hardy. of Pittsburgh. Pa. is u
visit To- his home people here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-09
new EMERY Line
.DlSGLOSEs
PLANS

The Emery Steamship Company, Of
Boston, by June of this year expects
to have it's plan completed for reg.
ular line to the Pacific Coast by way
of the Panama canal Il has placed
an order with the Fore River Ship
building Company for the construc-
ton of two large cargo carrying
steamships to be named the Atlantic
and Pacific respectively, OF the foi-
lowing dimensions: 406 feet IN length,
81 feet 6 inches beam, and will carry
a total deadweight on a Lloyd's free
board of about 5000 tons. They will
be on the single deck principle, with
clear holds free from all distinctions,
each of which will be loaded through
exceptionally large hatchways, having
De Rusett patent steel covers The
machinery will consist OF a 25dnch
triple expansion engine with three
large single ended Scotch boilers ar
ranged abreast, being capable OF driY.
ing the vessel at speed of 101z knots
loaded. The cargo handling appll.
ances are of the most up-to-date char
acter, comprising nine double drum
friction winches mounted on platform
houses at the bases of masts ard kind
posts permitting Of commanding DO
sftion in handling lumber deck loads:
The derricks are Of 5stOn capacity
with ere steel derrick Of Is ton for
handling heavy loads. Large lumber
ports have been Installed in the bows
to permit Of receiving long spars on
deck. Among the directors Of the
company are Messrs Snyder. Liver
more Proctor and Forbes The capi-
tai is $500, 900. The line is 70 be
started with number Of chartered
boats IN addition to the Atlantic and
Pacific. The service IS to be fort
nightly to start with and win sail
direct from Boston TO various Pacific
Coast ports, the trip to San Fran
cisco being made In twenty three
days