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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
SUFFOLK

tsp,clai,o The Times p;spatch.I
SuFfoLh. Va. August -. Miss Anu'.
Miss Doris Saunders on Chestnut Street
Miss Katherine Anderson. ot Montgomery
Ma who has he"n visiting Miss Gena
tohoon. has returned to her hom-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. \. nm and Miss Evelyn
lill have returned from motor trip TO
rli Point
Miss ENcl%u iTur1 hs. returned from
Walter turn Is the rucs, Of friends in
S;NrCdc Shnro. =. T.
Nj. aud Mrs 10" Rri,t aud Mr. and Mrs
W. - Beam"a and family c@pcct to leave
s""r for St.. In Wy,ho county. Va.
Miss i:rpcHt'no Eioy hra returned from, n
visit to Miss Ellom Miller. in Mathews coun-
Misc Laura Twitty. who arrived or sa,ur-
aay from farlvil!e. Va: viii leave for
|ramklin after visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Jchn
MIR. aud Mrs. =. =. Phillips. arcompa r,ed
hv Mr. Jasper Phillips. have returned from
Paul sutherland left this week for I.thia
Sp'iuSa.
Mrs = Z Walker and son. Emory. have
hecu VISITING Mrs H. walter IIosicr.
Mrs. Herbert Land of o-cana. has con
Guided a Visi, tn Ni7r Floi7e cracker
Misc lne1 llns haa returned from rnnacca
Springs
Miss Fannie covinEton left to DAY /" visi,
Mrs. ls'ucS ~. Hitch. NJ ocean CITY. Md
Mr. susie Nandcrshcc. Mrs. u. NJ Nancy
aud Miss Edna MaNey ioft this ~rek tor
',eors" and Eari Eh"rv inc are Suosts At
Uos" iill. tho Hurn ome, kinrsnoyo
Heights.
7 II sl"slc lof, this week for his home
In Einporit
Mten ';Iadys Joyncr is tho guests OF Mrs
~ u Derrick on Saratoga street
Nh. and Mrs. l.. II. RrdsouR h.vo con
Guided a stay at Atlantic city. y. !.
Ms Y collins, Of Augusta. Ga. in the
guests of Nrs Herbert Wcst
NJ. aud Nrs 7 4. Earheo and Misses
Inc King and Mamie Parker and Ruth
Marshall inotorod To Ocean View tzh.
ius tr'p.
Mrs. Tack nardcn and Miss Marion vii
lt'irs Hili l"nv" for u trip TO New York
CITY, N'nrara Rails and Buffalo.
.. T. Mckay has returned from q North
orn business trip Mira Mckay and child
WHO ave in roNhatau county. viii return
later.
Kenneth Uevtina arrived 10 attend hls
father funcral service.
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SOUTH BOSTON
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SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Angus - MiS.
NarNc l.sN gcr has returned from q rev~ra
w. X. visit to Lake ToNapay and Other
points nj interest in tho old Eprth state.
Mrs. g q. Lacy Is visiting relatives IN BIZ
mtncham Ala. NJ. lacy. who spent hi
vacation In Nl"bsma aud Kentucky has re-
turned 1" South Boston.
Mis-" Helen kcim. Of Richmond. is visitins
Miss Arnie Walters OIL upper Main.
Miss Sarah Poole and brother. Jamcp Pcole
Of Greensboro. arc guests OF Mr. and Sir.
W. II. Lawson.
Miss Aide May Edwards. ~ Luncnburs
'onn'y, spent the week With Mrs. II. \.
Thomas on Peach Avenue
Af,cr v.,i, to, Mr., and Mra. ). ",
to Wilson. y. e. This week
Miss carrie raliaforro. Of Richmond. w.
the guest Of Air.. :. r Killiand. or upper
Mrs Charles skinner returned 10 crcer>-
ho1o this'wech, after visit to home Tor S
haro
Nix, Alic. La. Of pon,iue. j. visiting
Mr. ". I. icn
Dave Norwood MIS-, Eatic Norp oe,d ami
Nr'. Rottic N"-v "f Silj.burya y g.
are visiting relatives ~ south Brstou
i. ~ Wood loft on Thursday FOR :, soinu-n
~ The scashor". aud viii also take In the
sights IN New York before his return
Miss Mary Price and Mrs J. Y. Thomr-
son. who spent the week in Richmond. re
turned to-day.
Mis-, Annie Christian. Of Richmond. In
visiting Miss Virginia DoFarrsttc
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Waiting for tho Kids

eues, recently at the homo OF Mrs. A.
!. Walters
Mrs. Sallic Morris. Of Staun,on was the
guest or Miss Elizabeth 9tratton this week
Miss Amy lycil Of Richwoul is visiting
~ Berry Ilnl. the homo 81 Mr. ard Mrs
William Williams
'',ndoiph Marshall has returned to %cw
York. after visit at ia" home Of his
mother. Airs. Levi Marshall
ume in charlottesville rnd other places is
At HON" again.
Mr.. anu Airs W. W Grcinor rcccntly visit
Cd Coionui Reach
ran rauson is 1T the home Of conway
Macon.
NIre Robc,t s carter has returned from
visit TO Washington.
Graham Mcdonald 70 visiting his mother.
Mrs M"poreli
Mrs. Ariristcai Gordon. 81 S,aunton. is
the cues, Of M's. Richard Booton.
was ~" guest "c Miss Emma Cri,tcnden.
has 'ctu:ueL home
Wtll Thtlips. of Fredericksburg. was a
rc"cu; visitor here
M'a .rl'i"tt DcIarncttc and children are
spending som" ilmc IN S;anardsviIlc
Fred Newton. nj Westmorcland county
was rcr"ut visitor here
MHlc"lu Mcintosh recently visited his
hunio here.
Mrs & : Browning was in Washington
several DAYS this week
Jim scott left this week for Pct-rshurs
where Ia" viii Eo with - party or tricnda
to Charlottesville. ria-rsonburs stanton.
Lyn"hhmr.. Natural H"orc ana other rlacoa
Mi"s Carrie Brown THliaferro vhc has
hccu at Columbia University. is at home
aeiiu
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MARION
Especial 10 Tho T,,6...n,.,,,chl

MARION, VA. August c2.-Miss Annie Kis-
sengcr OF Bristol. Va. Is In tho city Visiting
street.
MIR. Gibson. OF Lec.burs Va. was in tho
county this wcek looking after cattle for
husc!. and friends
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. y. rittman. OF Richmond.
arc visiting; Mrs. pittman's brother H. p
ellis. on Chrrry Street.
John +. Buchanan has returned from
chicago. where he had been for several
days on professional business
Miss Mamie McCrcajy returned homo yes,
to-day arte- extended visit to friends al
Black Mountain. y. G.
Lynn ana Broynard Adams of Atlanta
Ga. are ON visit to their aunt. Mrs. II.
Is. Stalcy, on S:rothcr Street
e. V. Tilson and wife. OF I.incoInton "
C.. arrived In Marion yesterday and viii
spend some time visiting his father j J.
TilSon, ncnr Glenn Mills
Frank Hroseciosr. OF I;oanokc. Va. formal
" OF Marion. Is on visit for n few days
Mrs. j. L. Thornton left yesterday for
Mrs. Charles q. Morris, OF Richmond. ar
rived here few days ago on visit to
relatives and friends She has returned
home. accompanied by Miss Maggie Pruncr
or this city. aud Mrs. Clair Williams who
has been visiting In Marion for tho past
few weeks.
Th- water bond Issue submitted to n
vote Of tho people on Tuesday was defeated
hy = majority NJ ton votes. The amount
voted upon was 81 Gaen II being To increase
the volume OF water from tho town spring.
near Attowuy. Va.
MIR. aud Mrs. V. e. Ross spent the week
end In Grayson County at the Old home OF
MIR. Ross.
Mrs i. j. Shcrcr. Ir.. OF Richmond. who
has been visiting relatives and friends in
Marion for several wc"%s. mas gone home"
Charles s. Meek formerly OF this city. but
now Of Norton. Va. MAS In town fcN
days last week on visit TO his friends
Miss Catherine Carpor.> who he. been at
tending III" Radford Normal and visiting
friends ana relatives IN Floyd County. re-
turned home yesterday.
rho Snyth COUNTY fair VIII open on Sep
TENDER =. aud last ti,rco days. ". =. Por-
tcrheld. secretary ui the Assassination. Was
In town several da:s during the past week.
and I've seems much cnC", ra god rs to tho
outlook Tor largo d. la or stock and
iarin products a. tho fair this season.
The marriage Of Claude NJ. Cole. chill
horio. Va 10 Miss Mary u McCrcady.
""livtlic Va. Was celebrated at tho Baptist
parsonage at Marion on Friday afternoon.
Ny. Cole IL the son Of Henry q. colo ana
Miss Mccr.ady Is tho daughter Of y; +
McCrcady. proprietor ar the SAitvillc Hotel.
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played the tear. from AileEhnny Inn at
"oshen BAN Park. Allegheny Inn was
sides played splendid game. which was
enjoyed By many guests from Rockbridge
Alum and hlieghany Inn.
In the evening q. b Ashby entertained
tho guests OF the Inn wi,n ..baIl n,nsn,. :.
and invited tho V. NJ. 7. boys to remain
over for the occasion Never wus the Inn
Wild flowers. lanterns aud hundreds OF vari.
colorod lights. around which were entwined
vines and greens. together with serpentIne
confetti. making most bewitchinE settling
for the dancers, who came In every Imagine,
able disguise. some OF wnoin Miss
Richardson "s "Gypsy" Miss Moseley as
Jones Moore. the groem.-: II. W. Burke
and W. l.. Baker. as the Gold Dust living"
provoked much laughter Us did Mrs. Ashby
and Miss Ilening. who came as black and
white Wanna Yama girls: Miss Lee
"pnJnma girl" Miss Sponard as "Fatima."
Miss Poliock us Algeria" Miss Preston rs
, Spanish dancer" Miss Moore "Cho-
Cho san" Miss Francis rs Quaker girl"
Leo Drury the baron" Mr.. Saunders
as an ''ingcnue" and numerous others. in
Guiding the children. who before unma>k
ing. revealed In r Bate confetti and
scrpcntne. making most spectacular pic
;urc. Mrs Ashby and Miss Hening presided
al the punch bowl, which was hidden with
cedara and green's over Hubdued lights.
Many Neutrality-suspicious. ar. summerinE hero.
among whom arc Madame 4. ]. P.ynado
and family. wifc OF ;hc former minister
from tho Dominican l:ap,,niic. and her guest.
Madame Elena ccrnuda. OF Sauto Domingo:
Mr.. and Mrs. w J.. Rak.. sir. and Mrs +.
l.. Ghissslli Miss lean Preston. Miss Mar
Snorito iinaing. Mrs. and MISS Campbell
and tho Mssc, Rutord.
From Richmond are Mr.. and Mrs. w. g.
Moscloy. Miss Rosa Loo Moselcy and Charles
Mosei-y. Miss Louise Richardson's Miss
Catherine Toe. MIR. and Mrs. i. r. C;oddin.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Savage, Nv and Mrs
aud Mis-" Glen. MIR. and Mrs y H. TalIey
Mrs William II. White. Miss Emma Grey
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial 70 III. Times DispstchJ
VILLA MSBUrG. Va. August Mrs. r.
returned from visit TO tho formers dau9h
tor, Mrs. Henry a Hi.e Ia Maryland. Or.
j. Thomson Booth is .tiil wish Mira Wise.
aud is rapidly recovering his health.
Mrs. \: S?dnor. vile OF the president
arrived "ith her children TO Join her hus-
band horc
Miss Be,si. Barlow (, visiting her sister.
Mrs ~ .a"nd.rs. In Greensboro. y. G.
,lvcs at Tho Plains W.
Mr.. II Is. Graves and children have re-
turned from visit 10 relatives at Char
i"ttesviiLe and Roanoke
In Philadelphia. Sow York aud Delaware
Mrs W. g. Johnston spcnt f.w dayr
With relative. ia Richmond this week.
Mr.. Il y. Johnson md Mr. 4: 6 Haynes
VINO hnv- been IN" guests OF Mrs. 81. +.
Mo-r's. nave returned home.
Niss Emily chrietitn has returned from
M..nc. "h"Tr SD" -peri t9reral weeka
loft or Wcdn.-day ror nsli~s. reNaa. where
hc is travelling freight aE.u, OF the
southern HsilnsS Company
N-s. Dora Arpistrsd sud daughter. Mis-.
cera. eft on rhur.day foy a short Wilt 20
NJ aud NJ. " VI crook. ., Jackson
VILE. Fla. spent Thursd.y hero with Mrs.
crooLEs sister. Ms J. " LEO. They S'il
Ml.' Laura spence s III. Euc., at Mrs.
Tucker housr par'y - Merry Mount, X. G.
STA" -iil visit other places ln Sorth Carolina
rsiors r"turpiu= horc.
Mis-. virginia Peach and he guest. Miss
Katherine Howard. of South E5s,ou. hav~
returned fr"u the s.p.horc and viii spend
tho rcinaindcr o: the summer IN the noun
tain
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GOSHEN

Especial 20 Tho Tlmcs- Dispatch.
GOSHEN, VA. August - llcShany Inn
at tho height 90 its season Is entertaining
capacity houses OF lovers Of tn. Alie-
Shauies. and ons knows not AN Idle
mcnt responding to thu many calls for
diversion Ia tcnris. riding aud Mountain
trips. we'll other parties.
On Monday, Master oscar Hooker IN
tcrtaincd tho ittlo folks Win a delight
fui party arranged on tho rustic paw ,on.
having - his guests. an the little ones
Of tn" Inn. Many chi'dish Euut"s we're
iniulgcd IN. and IT was delight - all to
're the littc oncs cutter into tho spirit Of
fun. LITTLE Marie Strauss. OF Richmond.
vas mos, popular. aud wa7 juat like a
sro~u M belle Others present wcrc
Alma. Henry and Margaret cannon. Mar
Suerite and 'lrmoucita rayua,IO. kathleen
M"pcrmot' Mildred Camprc,i. --thcriuc
Hooker. Master William Saunders. Julia
Tommy and Watson Gooch. Harry Gooch
Elisahoth aud Margaret Thomas. ol;. nd
A.hh,. ''uroly and EGIi. .oncs Henry 70
iou-o, Elizabeth and Gilbert Pollock. Walter
Hooker and others. Refreshments wcr,
served hy Mrs. Hooker. and the children
enjoyed themselves Immensely.
ON Wednesday the V NJ l. ball team
of the summer school ~ Rockhrldrc Mum
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Amelia for .c"ni, on Tueaday. Those play
ing; OF Bon Air. Miss Virginia Miller
Katherine Mayo. Mason Jefferson. Peyton
Jefferson and Hudson Rogers.
Miss Lillian Cook and Glover Cook spent
Wednesday at Ocean View.
Miss Lucy Cosby. from Louisa. 10 tho
guest OF Mrs William i:iiy-on
Mrs. Pace ma, returned after n visit to
Beaver Dam.
II. $. christian who SUSTAINED injuries
when thru" fr"" h's ""'-s 's,. Friday
nnd has sinc. pccn patient at JohnstUn /
Willis Hospital IL improving rapidly
Or. aud Mrs. Eugcnc Conway Egglcston
OF Grayson County. arc guest" OF Mr.. and
Miss Nina Wells. Miss Brown, Vernon
Wells. Wavery brown and Cary Johnston,
visited the Inn recently.
Miss Nellie McCluer has returned to Bon
iToidcrby. third
John nandolph Bovl,re of Mobile. ALA
colt
Miss Clara Powers and Miss Marin Cooke
Atlantic city.
DR.. and Mrs. II. J. wiIinshan. of Rich
nond' were rcccnt guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william Ellyson
Miss Mary Ferguson Mis- Jennie Phlippen
and Master Allen Ferguson who attended al
aouS, party In Powhntan County, arc all
home.
Misses Edith and Grace u,zcu bav. r..
turned after some time spent AZ Montreal
y. 9.
!. = Fcnson Is quest At IN. Inn
Miss Leila Robertson. Of So-foi, vasI
tho guest OF Miss Lillian Cook this -.-k
Misses Dorothy aud Einly Smith hay.
l"n to visi; their father. Professor Smith.
In ScuttsVillc.
Late August arrivals - the Bon Air lnnl
include Peter Winston and family Mrs
M"Curthy. Miss Deborah Mccarthy and Mis-
Betty Booker. aud Mr. rnd Mrs. Tilshman
all of Richmond.
MIR and Mrs l.. p. vassar and utuo
daughter hnv. returned from visit to tho
Eastern Shore
Alien Walters. Of Rienmond. has been
visiting Ecd Holdcrhy
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AMHERST

Special n The Times Dispatch.
AMHERST VA. August Miss Eunice
l.cc. OF IynchhurE. is the guest OF Miss
Auuic Harrison
Kouneu. r,liafc,ro he, returned from 4
visit to friends Ia IN ran y. =.
Airs Erna Williams aud young son Of
Ronnolo, arc visiting Mrs. BESSIE T.. War.
Frank Kennedy. of Lyuchhurg. was tho
guest last wc"k OF fricnus here.
Misc IcSsie RUrford has returned from
h'r VACATION which sl,o spent at Pcdiar
Mills ami In Washington
MISS EuGcnia Cox Is at Rucalo Ridge
springs
Mi-se. Mary and Bessie scott returned ON
TUESDAY ftom "a ter days visit at Wilson
Spriisa
litt!o Naury Jordan. Of Monroe. is the
guest 81 Miss Carrie Scay
Attofrc. .. 1. Evans left on Friday uiS ut
for snort ir!p TO Ricnmoud and Norfolk
MI. ana Mrs g. A Joubcrt and Mrs =.
/. Scott returned on Wednesday from VII
son Springs. or he;r way home they
stopped a." at WHyncsboro TO visit Mr. and
Mrs e. l.. scott, Ir.
Mrs. W u. Mc"ks and young daughtc,.
MARY hahoov. '"f' on Thursday to visl,
rolatiNca near Arlington. IN Nelson rouuty.
Robert a. Harrison. 81 Iyuchbure IL
spcIdins hi. vacation with his family hcrc
r \. IH,h"rdsou. who recently unIcr
went Surgical operation in lNnchluit :.
Hospital! has reHrn"s h"me.
pr. Iil'i" and daughter. Miss Allie Rlsir
"f 'huTrhvle. Augusta County, visited MR..
e. Noucurc Campbell this week
Miss Daisy T. Wren. 81 I.yuchburg who
has bccu tho guest of her aunt Mrs Belle
". Joyncr loft Tor Sweet Briar on Thurs,
day.
Walter Gihcrt Of Roanoke. recently visit
al his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. W. Gil
bert
AITAvlsTA VA, August 2c-ArIsa Glady,
Hebb!ns is visiting relatives at Alberta
ing to visit relatives near Dry Fork.
DR.. W. Q. smith and family were guests
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BON AIR
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special to The Times Dispstch.1
BON AIR. VA, august .:.-The social
calendar for rhls week in Ron Air has
been rather full. made up OF tho delightful
Informal affairs characteristic OF midsum-
MGR suburban life
Miss Margaret Mccluer entertained num-
guests Miss Eleanor PinE-rton. ~ nor
folk. and Miss Florence Cha ppm. OF Rich
nt"nd.
An Informal dane. was enjoyed Lac, re.k
hy tho guests at the Bon Air Inn. who are
showing great dean or enthusiasm In
learning tho dances
cn W"dncsday cvcrrrs Miss Frances
WoohsVn entertained for Miss Eleanor Pin
kcrtor. Of Norfolk.
GA Thursday evening th- old aud Young
toincd in charity costume party given
81 thu pavilion by tho younScr --t.
The scene VS. a gay ono. Win attra ctive
and cuticinE booths, skirtiuE the large
dancing floor which wac LIFT clear for
dancing. In which moved host Of brightly
dressed folk representing almost ever:
nation, ago and occupt ton
Mrs Graham Thomas. ~ Arvoris. and
Mis- Kathleen Newman OF orange Coun,v.
ar" tho guests Of .Dr. ard Mrs. ~ II Euii
Mis- Jennie Talcott % spending thc -
r,ainior OF the summer season In Toearla.
Pa
Bon crun,p spent time with Bily
Eilvson
Mis- Elise Cardreli nom Hanover. &,
visiting Mrs. Albert Williams
An autonobil" party mo'orei DOM from
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of the formers brother. at Mt. Airy. Va.
sunday. I
Mise Matte simpson. Of Hurt Is tho guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Eddie Green. on Bungalow
Heights.
Mrs ! r. Carr and children ,.ft n
l'fiay for Il visit to relative, in TcnnN-
see.
A'.N G", re- Of Lyr % y'sa at the
from saturday until Monday
Miss Annie Sale Of Victoria. Va was
entertained from Friday until Tuesday by
her uu"'c. J. p. SALE, on Bedford Avenue.
! Mrs - T. Funkhouscr and daughter.
Ruth. n Big FOOL. Md. are guests 1T the
HON" ct Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Bowman.
Iisa K.;e Wilkinson, Nho has b..n at
virginia Beach for three weeks. returned
home "n Monday.
Professor Elmer Fnukhouscr Of PAXTON.
Va. vas entertained from Friday until
sunday by his aunt. Mrs. W Frank Bow
rnau. on Bedford Avenue
Mira. {. n. Miles and Mrs. II NJ. Mile.
lett on TUESDAY for an extended visit to
relatives ANA frieudS II Nctt Carolina.
Miss Pauline Lane. who has he-r visiting
rcl0iyes in I.ynchburc. returned homc on
FRIDAY. accompanied by Miss Amber Rob
bit. who Will bc her guest for week
l.. =. Vaughan. wife anI son left or We'd
n"sday for Natural Bridge. to spend few
days.
Misses Ami. Fred Fcushoe or Greensboro
\. a.; tcrn"lia Christian. Of iynchburr:
'orhciit gregory, OF MartiuSviiic. Va, aud
MARY Ward. Of iynchburc. arc momhers
Of a house party at tho home Of Mr.. snI
Mrs w. q. kicrson. OF Bedford Avenu..
Miss Elizabeth Williams and hrr sister.
Who arrived hccr this week frcru Talladaru.
Ala. went TO Danylle on Wcdnesday TO
visit their sister. Mrs. ward rcr-o~.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gecre. Lane. Of
tltavista. Va. announce the engagement
81 their daughter. Florence hudson to
Phillip Thornton Withers. Jr.. OF Lynch =
burg. Va. The wedding viii take place
on the evening OF October H. in the Broad
street Methodist Church. Altsvista.
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aEgcration.
"The Old Game"

"The Old Game"
BY Samuel G. Blythe. George II.
Doran Company.
To the practical, ordinary. every
day man, who knows. either slightly
or intimately. the game OF Samuel q.
Blythes Tho Old Game" this small.
unpretentious book will recommend it
self as being more potent in tho cause
or true temperance than a Thousand OF
tn" half baked. blatant and often
silly temperance tracts with which the
country is flooded by professional re
formers. ~
In IL is told the real, uncXagEcrat oil
tale Of man who tried the old game
for twenty years or more-succccdinc
in life all tho time. too. mark you,
whc gave 1t up because. for one reason.
he noticed that he was going to fun
erals oftcnor than usual" and who
found that giving IT up was tho wisesl
thing that he had ever done. Ii is nor"
valuable ~ a practical argument than
lack LouJons John Ea"lcycorn,' FIR
tho reason that it describes tho life of
the sort 81 man VIII" would be apt to
read II. while Londou's companicrH
were 1ongShorCucn. sailors and oyStor
prfa,ee. who could not 10 expected Ia
read II b"ok-cvcu on" written about
thcm-whilc tho mon who do read
"Lohn EarlcNcorn" are unable &c v'a-
ualiHc the brutal. soddcn drinking that
ii describes at such length.
Mr.. Hiythe has been newspaper
man. a corresc cu1cnt. 4 contributor 10
magazines. generally successful
writer atit. u good "tn,Xcr." Therefore
he understood fully the art &C drink
Ing like a gentleman" and hence Of
fcrs ia himself no horrible example.
And thcrctcrc. again, his book has
strong appeal for mon oS his class
socially. if not mentally.
Ia hnt1 fetr fri1 md
he has found out that INC water cure
is tho better Ct tho t.u.
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STORE NEWS For MONDAY. AUGUST "a
A Word About the New Rugs

William Morris, in the Beauty Of Life nothing
to be
tul'
certainly the Golden Rule concerning floor coverings
for fa arch
We KNOW this much hem--thc larger
varied than any have heretofore carried
We know, also that have at
and familiar with figures.
And BEIEVEand here's where judgment
believe there's beautiful
you'll find in to-day.
The assortment includes Tapestry
Wtons Of all the
eet
Possibly not quite ready OF them.
anyway-look them selections and we'll
store the Rugs free of charge until you
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Women S New Fall
Suits Are Coming In


Ready to be looked at by people who
like the first glimpse at now things
The styles arc varied enough this
season to suit the greatest stickler for
variety and individuality.
Loose backs, capcs, tunic skirts, ETC.,
in about every combination of trim
ming and style imaginable.
The coats run 81 inches, threc-quar-
ter length and long
The materials. include Gabardines,
Serges, Poplins, Broadcloths, in the
new blues, green's, browns, plum, wis
taria and black, $.I.75, $29.75, $500
up to $4,000.
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19c Pillow Cases,
1890 each

Made Of good, soft heavy weight cotton
with no dressing.
Unusually large, 45x3sls inches.
These Pillow Cases will sell regularly for
19c cach-it is only for limited time dur
ing the August Sale that the price will be
1890.
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M[0 THE REVIEWER5 TABLE Ilk
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to the conclusion that II i$his duty to
lavish comfort and luxury on young
Women-without any return. SO he
sets six young women W. In elaborate
Establishments. and simply enjoys
their enjoyment. Several OF them are
suspicious at first. and many others
continue more than suspicious. Final
~, the various affairs become known
to his good wife, who promptly begins
TO spend money 80 wildly that James
finds it exceedingly difficult to make
both ends meet, and has To work hard
again. All the girls marry tho young
men whom James has engaged to
watch over them and James comes
10 the conclusions that his wife is
rogue. too.
That is the story of "Oh: James"
81 should Say So.'
by James MONTGOMERY Flag. George
II. Doran Company.
Rurlcsaue and caricaturc. 10th
2enned and pcncilcd-'if YOU kno"
what ] mean" TO quote the n"ar-hich
brow OF the day-clcvcriy executed by
Montgomery FlaCG. combine to mako
IL Should Say So" one OF the most
amusing nonsense books of the iminc-
diate season.
The text deals with all tho fads aud
foiblas OF tho day: du;; dinner parties,
tho auto craze, sex fiction. parlot cutter
taincrs. cooks. hiShorows. summer re-
sorts and all the rest Clever sketches
of Oliver Horford, Julian Street. VIII
Irwin. irwin Cobb and othoT Celcbrl-
tics brighten the pages OF little book
already bright enough.
But best of all are tho genial carica
lures of the work OF Howard Chandler
Christy, Harrison Fisher. Charles Dana
Gibson. May Wilson Preston aud Wal
lace Morgan, TO be found in tho back
OF tho book. These rawlings are real
ly brilliant examples OF satirical cS-
oCEcratiou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-23
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