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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29

analysis 81 the htuntion must cos
vince amy reasonable man that there
o. no hope whatever Tor the election
of o. Republican Congressman; no
hope for the election Of a Republi-
can corporation commissioners. and
very little hope for the election 90 n
Republican assembly. % is difncult
10 see just why our brothers should
get 90 an fired worked up about
their differences. Whoever wins out
VIII have obtained nothing aside
from tho scars 81 battle.
Hut mr be- Il from as 10 throw
cod water On any uprising for free
dom aud their Just rights among the
rank 0nd file OF the Republicans ~
ncrnnilio county ANY rebellion
inst boss rule ana onc-man DOM
nation o. a sign ~ health In tho
community. u IL auite within tho
possibilities that il may result In tho
election u mcmhcrs OF the ieeisla-
ture from this county who are not
boss owned creatures Therefore
boys, although h can have no APP
prcckibic effect upon the general re-
suit in the state other than 20 In
croasc the magnitude of the Demo
cratic victory. rise and go o. a. An
Interested and sympathetic audience
awaits the next round
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use without Discomfort Or Loss
Il Time.


We have a New Method that cures
Asthma, and We want you 10 try Il at
our expense. No matter whether
your casa s. Of long-standlng or re-
sent development, whether Il IL pres
ent as hay fever or chronic Asthma.
you should send for n free trial Of a
method. No matter IN what climate
you live. no matter what your age or
occupation. 10 you are troubled with
asthma, our method should relieve
you promptly.
We especially 70 TO send Il TO
those apparently hopeless cases.
where all forms of inhalers. douchcs.
opium preparations. fumes, patent
smokea." etc. have failed. We want
70 show everyone AZ our own expense.
that this new method IL designed 10
end all difficult breathing. all wheez-
ing and all those terrible paroxysms
at once and for al time.
This free oner Is too important TO
neglect "a single day. Write today
and begin lhe method ai once. Send
no money. Simply mai coupon be-
low. DO IL Today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29

well, investigate my claim. n I prove
fraudulent. hand me over to the police.
II l speak the truth, give me my
bonds"
My dear madsmoiselle." he pro
tested. let US assume, then, for the
moment. that your story Is true. Can
you produce anyone who iB able TO
identify you heref"
l shook my head; ] was too much
enraged TO speak. Yet be spoke fairly
enough.
Good. You say that you have come
from Canada 20 claim your bonds.
From Canada, obseree-a weeks Jour
ney by a fast steamship. You have
no references. no papers. And you
have not even the key" he repeated.
And you say the key was stolen
from you al the coronatiOni"
Ho seemed about 10 burst Into a ne
OF laughter. represeed himself with
dimculty, and suddenly turned 10 me.
what is the number Of the safe
In which your bonds lie?' he asked.
mo. 667,' ! answered promptly.
He rose. took down a book from a
shelf. and studied Il for a moment.
turning the pages swiftly. Then he
returned aud seated himself beside
me again.
"But, mademoiselle. do you not see
what difficulties lie before you In at
tempting 10 establish your clalmg" he
demanded. First, you must prove
your identity indisputably. And then
even n you establish this-we must
have a duplicate key Manufactured.
Our strong boxes do not open 80 read
ily AZ you seem to believe"
Tell me. monster" discarded. al a
new thought crossed my mind, IF one
had the key-would Il be feasible 10
enter the vault ana take ones prop
erty from the safer"
Entirely feasible" he answered
"That Is. by day. ny night none can
pass the Waterman at the steel gates
under any circumstances. But 40 Sc
cure are our locks, 10 impossible is Il
10 manufacture a key which win ~
any Of them. that amy person havins
a key and knowing the combination
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
Cut Out the Weak Sisters
lFon sumner ReyIew.l

(FOu Sumner Review
Guadalupe county should not send
n man 20 the legislature who does not
stand definitely for the welfare 90 the
state and couaty. His party loyalty
should be beyond doubt. The man
who goes io the legislature should go
10 work Tor the benefit Of the people.
not 10 do something for himself or 20
put through some local measure. A
man who does not know what he
wants 10 go TO the legislature for UNI
less Il Il 60 make "a dollar. generaily
does what the foxey ones want him
10 do. or thines he should not do.
Counties Ike Guadalupe are general
~ expected 10 send some 'slmp
punk" who can be easily handled BY
tho bunch. The Democrats should
nominate "a man who has a mind Of
his own and mental stamnia 70 stick
~ his principles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
Icopynshi islS b. VI G. Chapman
tContInncd Irom Yc.lcrdas.l

AANNAANAANN NtNNN MN-ANNNANNHN
--
Now, mademoisolle. | am at your
service" he said.
And | told him my story, TO which
he listened with an impassive face.
! had not thought before OF the i'm.
probabilities In IL. Yet, even as tho
words lef; my mouth. ! found myself
stumbling for explanations and halt.
Ing like some consplretor connecting
a clumsy fabric OF falsehoods. In
deed. when I desisted at last. confused
aud stam'nering. there was the ghost
OF a smile upon the old bankers face.
Il congratulate mademoiselle upon
her perfect knowledge OF French" he
answered. and took up his pen again.
well, monsieur - | stammered.
Pardon met" he responded, looking
up A. though ! had Just stated a new
proposition to him.
You will let me have my bonds?'
/ asked.
He smiled again; then frownet
slightly.
Il am very busy. mademoiselle." hi
answered. Why do YOU not see my
friend. Baron Rothschild9"
] felt the color blazing upon my
check.
You don't believe me?" l cried
angrily. You think ] am an impos
tori"
MY dear mRdemoisellel" he pro
tested. DO you mean seriously Il
press this ridiculous claim ON En-
Leopold Magnin. with fifty years ex
perience OF men and women
Il certainly intend TO obtain ~,
property. 10 ! answered.
lie pressed the tips OF his fingers
together and looked at me thoughtful
~.
III mAdemoiselle insists upon my
investigating this claim. the conse
quence may be serious 10 her" h'
answered. Frankly. have no none,
for you. II is too fine a day to spent
indoors. Go zee the wild geese IL
the Bots"
| strobe forward and stood at hiI
side. ~quivering with anger.
Listen to me. monsieur" | cried
You think me an impostor. Yer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
A SALARY EXAMPLE.

~ NE Of the Roswoil newspapers
states In a recent editorial
that the city manager OF
Roswell gets "A salary Of s1se0 a
year and IL completely satisfied with
a..
The city manager of Roswell Is W.
~ Atkinson. a business man Of long
experience and sound judgment That
he ls a good city maneser viii be-
taken for granted b. ANY man who
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29

officers and tho dend men. Tho slmo
week there wcrr couple OF Killings
In the northern pfri of the state. one
In Rio Arfibn county. and ono In Taos
county. were done by angry men, not
officers. and IN both eases an inno-
cent b~y-siander was also shot. In case
Il II necessary to have o man killed
g is preferable TO have So done By an
officer, az he does % professional job.
does H. nicer. and does not endanger
any one who happens to he in the
nciFhborhood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
WAITING ON TmE TAX ROLLS.

v fiE NtNfN hNAih " 'lNAAtaAAh"
Is In recess whiting Tor the
more deliberate of the asses
sors Of the state to complete and
send In their tax rolls before pro-
cecding with tho business Of equal
i1ing things for the several coun-
ties. The Santa Fe New Mexican
announces that;
"Thc state board Of equalization
viii meet again at the capitol when
were received this morning. although
IL ~ predicted that Santa Re conn
tvs will be ready early IN the week.
Dona Ana's ana Eddy's are expected
any day. Attorney Genera Frank
w. Clancy takes the view that all of
the tax rolls must be before tho
board before the members are able
10 Judge ln%telliEcntly of the appeals -
II seems that the pleasant task OF
equalizing our taxes Is delayed by
the assessors Of bona Ana ana Eddy
counties. This b. unfortunate. We
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
Spreading the Gospel
Along the Pecos


Frank staplin, editor and owner Of
the Pennington Enterprise, was a
Portaies visitor the first part of the
week. Mr.. staplin contemplatos the
installation nj santa Re, of a stand
pat y. publican morning daily. He
stated that he was meeting with good
success In the way OF stock subscrip-
tons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
A Suggestion to Stop
the Biggest Noise


We suggest TO the Republican
bosses the ACCESSIBILITY or communi-
eating with a representative OF
Maxim, with The intention OF getting
a siicncer for Eifego Baca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29
Discrimination is
Desirable in Killing


Last week there were two killings
in Grant county. In hath eases the
work WAS done by an omccr IN the
dischargo Of his duty to save his life.
ana no n was injured except the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-29

CONTINUED Tomorrow AncrnoOn.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
WAVERLY

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
WAVERLY. VA. October l0.-afiss. Lucille
39verai. OF Alabama. is the guest of Mrs
Robert w. Arnold. on East Main Street.
Will; Mr; and Mrs. ! z. Wilcox. Miss Myrtle
Ti IL n,s Mrs; E. n Burt. Miss Grace West.
posed automobile parties that visited the
state Fair on Wednesday.
Mrs Ida Wilkins. OF Norfolk is Waiting
In tho home of her sister. Mrs. II. Fleet
Mas Charlton scully. of Lonsview. Tex.
visit TO Mrs; II. a. Gray. after spending
Miss Nan Roper. Of Petersburg. Is the
Main Street. -, ~
Mr. and Mrs. il. o. Fleetwood left waver-
" last week for Philadelphia, where they
Viii make their future home.
noon for EmDoria, to hold the re gIlar &C.
tober term of the Grcenesviile Circuit
Mrs j. B. Hancock, OF Columbus. O.. is
spending home time with friends In tho
M.s Annie Martin. who 4. teaching in
one OF the Norfolk high schools, visited her
Mira r. w. Chappell and children returned
home this week. after spending n month in
Mrs. ]. Schapiro and son. Herman. arc
visiting friends and relatives In Baltimore
Miss Carry Pitman. OF Bcachiand. is tho
Marshall Il. Brown. OF New York, spent
wednesday in the city.
ME- H. y. White is visiting in the homo
OF her parents at Roanoke.
NJ G. Flupmer returned horne this week
after ten days visit to friends in Ohio
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SUFFOLK

Especial tn Tho Times. DispatchI
SUFFOLK. VA, October 1o--w. @. Elem.
EJohn & Parker. of Franklin: John y.
Sebrell and DR.. Newman. OF Norfolk, aud
Isle OF Wight Courthouse Thursday.
Nss Margaret Lloyd left this week for
Sunbury y. e.
aiss LoLisa Brinklcy. of Drivers, Va. 1.
the guest of Misses Margaret and Rosa
Mra. skinusnn OF, PctrSsbursy, and Mrs.
Hohcrts.f OF PortsipoutH have concluded
visits TO sirs Fred Pierce. $50 :
/ Jasper Atkins is tho guest of his brother
Tin Richmond.
firs Eunice narreil spent tho Weekend
IN Portsmouth, Va.
: Miss Lena Mac Butler will entertain tn
Davis Circle Of Kipg's Daughters on Thurs
day afternoon.R at 4 o'clock. I 8 4 sG'l =.
u. Mcrble left thik week for New Yurk.
Siss Annie FPretiowgiH the guest of her
slater: Mrs Henderson Hedrtcl1. In Norfolk
his son. r.. IT. Birdsong
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Truitt have returned
from an extended stay in Lake Maukopa
Mrs. John b. Pinner and MisY Katherine
Pinncr arrived at home to-day. after sew
eral months spent In England. Canada and
American resorts
Mrs. Paul Dcnnia was hostess this after
noon to the members of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF tho Presbyterian Church the
following being present: Mrs T. H. Hart.
Mrs, ~; w. Joyner.t Mira. j. IL. Wilson, Mrs
! Ellison Mrs. J. il. Liiiiston. Mira j. W. wo-
Mrs. Aster Dole. Mrs. Isabel Rison, Mrs. Il
NJ. Edgerton, Mrs. J..>Ws, Simmons Mira
Goodrich. Miss {Datsey Nurney.
The Magazine ,club held its first meeting
( OF the season with Miss Daisey Nurney last
night at her home on West Washing ton
d II.
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HARRIsoNBuRe

- Especial to The Times Dispatch.l.
HARRfsoNBURG,i VA. October z i0-Dr
and Mrs. Lurty II. Harris and Mrs. ". B..
Compton have arrived from JenninEtown.
W. Va, and will spend II month In Harrison
Mrs John t. Harris has returned from
Baltimore, where u, er daughter. Miss Eliza
beth Harris. entered Peabody Conservatory
; Mrs Kate Gibson is spending some time
Campbell Street. She recently visited her
daughter Mrs. G. w. Staples. in stanton
Mr.. and Mrs, Ferdinand Loeb. Adolph
Loeb and Miss Olga Loeb. who spent tho
summer in Staunton and have visited rela-
,tives I'm HarrisonhurS. have, gone Ito Phila-
Miss Bess stickley. of s.rasburs. is with
her sister. Mrs. c. e. Nicholas
Mrs. S. p. Fletcher Is visiting relatives
Rev. L. IL Heatwole. OF Dale Enterprise
and Miss Elizabeth Heatwole are attending
the Mennonite Conference at Sprlngdale.
near Waynesboro.
(. Miss Elizabeth Armentrout. OF Strasburg,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. Robert Switzer,
ION franklin Street.
(! Mrs G. r.. Buddln and four children left
several days ago for Alexandria. where they
will make their home. Mrs Buddin came
here FIVE years ago from Greensboro when
.as superintendent. Of the valley division OF
the Southern Railway. =
Herman Wise has gone to st. Louis to
join Mrs. Wise. They will also visit rela-
stives In Kansas City.
Miss Mas zine F 81 OF, Orange Is a
Market Street. US! -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
LAWRENcEvILLE
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. /

lSpcclpi 10 Inc Times DtSpntcn.l
LAWRENCEvILLE. VA. October. TO-
The st. Andrews Mems Club. composed OF
ssS. cSa4sS held q the p
quarters OF the Pusiness Mems Association
hs ass e
81 the ,, Club are i; y; Iurnbuii president: y.
Gray, Jr.. secretary and treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner pugh were
guests OF reintivS, In town ON Friday on
County. after their wcddInE trip to Northern
points. >, -, 2, u. IS n &
Mr.: and Mrs: Bolton. OF Rocky Mount.
ure residing on Park Avenue.
Rev; ana Mrs. a. r. Cray: ST.. have re-
and are al the st Andrews re recory. 0"'a'S
Miss Harriet 4. Derby, who has been
Aecoinae. has returned TO her school IN Spot.
Es Nosi:i ssrsnts VII 5s
Buford. at Sherwood
i Mrs. n. T. Purdy and daughter. Harriet.
,ains OF Virginia ,,sl have returned to their
her Sister. Mrs. Z. b. Barham. ' In MOTORS
has returned to her home In Brunswick
Mrs. Thomas Davie is visiting her sons
Percy and Whitney DAVE. near Richmond
CITY she % Il 50 ' from f tssrs
North a,th Carolina to spend the winter.
spending the summer in New York. Cit,
studying voice culture under Madame
| Parker. has resumed her duties as instruc.
| tor of vocal ind Instrumental music al
the Lawrencevile High School.
Mrs. Segar. who has been spending the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. Burdettt
Lewis. on Windsor Avenue. Is visiting hei
daughter. Mrs. Fred Dabney In Richmond
Mrs Nat Turnbuil entertained the Auction
Bridge Club at her home. on South Mair
! Street on Wednesday afternoon. Those
present were Mrs. Il. r. Turnbull. Jr., Mrs
j. VI. Turnbull. Airs. B. A. Lewis Mrs. r.
II. Owens. Mrs. ". f.. Starke. Mrs. W. f.
| Eimorc. Miss Margaret Bayley. Miss Mar,
Drewry Turnbu1l. Miss Lily Percvall. Mis-,
Mary T. Turnbull. Miss Lizzie Turnbuli. Mis-.
Rosa Lee Turnbuli. Mrs. Narie Heartweli
Mrs. W. H. Lewis and Mrs. Jessie Raw.
iinss who won the prize
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KENBRIpGE

tSpeclal to The Times Dispatch -
!, KENBRIDG n, ii Va October l0.-Mrs.
Mack Seay Is The guest of relatives In
Rishmond this Week 90
for a visit to relatives in South Richmond
! Mrs. Sarah Butcher. OF Richmond. is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. d. III. Kennedy
+ Mr.. and Mrs. II. a.. Robertson returned on
"wednesday from the Richmond fair.
Mrs. Il w. Bril6forth and daughter Nils
ssrsna s Iasi ssysr" days In Richmond
I. Mrs. Thomas W. ogiini spent the weekend
lin Roanoke wfthSfriends y 3 3
Mrs A.. -. IIohgood left on Thursday
sfor short VISIT os her brother, d. l..
SArmisteaa, In Roanoke. s.sss
e "; Hudgins: gf Chase City, was In town
Mrs, Fsris and TarIs spent the
week in tRichmon1.s s5sGSs ~ 81
I A. D.. Hohgood,. huyer for the Export TO.
tbacco Company. rctpr ned ,on. Su nday2 from
local market. = ~
tNeblett. Charles b. Chnppell, D. T. Kennedy,
sR. G. Webb. i. ]. Fentherston and j. S.
.IIatchett were among those visiting the
state Fair In Richmond this week.
Mrs. Robert Kemp and Mrs Calvin WILL
Son are the guestss of MRS.. Il. HARDY
Mrs, George. !, SWalthslI entertained the
season; on Wednesday afternoon from
TO IS o'clock. The hourtSwas spent mostly
I'm distributing the new books and making
ARRANGEMENTS for the entertainment of the
hiub during tho winter months Several
new members were added d; Refreshments
Ind Agnes Gary ~ & ~. ".'''s''S
n The Five Hundred Club WAS entertsin.,,
from Ssto. II O'clock on Thursday night Sy
Miss Coline Bagley. s. y. -
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LYNcHBURG

ssGfsH s. 3S tx. Gsssss4 i,. Hat,
%I;, %s;s CASSIDY is SsItins ' sr,saas in
Miss Marie e. Waugh has gone to Whining
Miss isifie Stone spent the week With
Miss Minnie Dillon is visiting relatives
Mr.. end Mfr. William c. Kruger hav.
af,sr VITA S% Mr. !" H'i miskey Ca
toni Mrs, f, w y 3lH has rs,p5ned % Washnx
3 George Lanshorne '' and % Lewis Ffai maa: who
here as nsSs t Ms aY 5.
Mrs. Mrs. ); e. Bsilew has returned to Rich
Perry Perry. "''eF visit here with Miss /. Matte
Lieutenant Henry c. Gawler,. of Boston.
, Mlis,5 parents; sir: ana Mrs. james L.
have re , A. from Ssweor! News ''s'e'
M Pr, n and Mrs Eav C. F. gusey and daushser
trip.
S Sss Henry ng,l.nssr has returned TO 10.
her SHE s.,.y TO the
v,sI, Niles M,ss M, shqnes Nad,on Mssh,s
bS M,s Mary vt!Enir RooirsSn has
lTOIH SicEelanu. ONO, where she
spent several months visiting.
Miss Mary Davis an alumua of Randolph
Macon womans College. has gone to Chicago
TO stuly at the University of Chicago
Miss Ruby Coney. OF Stuarts Draft, Is
visiting Miss Hattie Black at her home,
Miss Bertha Duncan of Alton. is tn,
guest OF her her aunt, Mrs. r. o. Push, iii
MI.. W; M; Rice. Of Albemarle County.
M snebb' pSf,ion q the week in the city
Thursday evening for visit with their
cousin. Miss Ethel Thornhin. in Roanoke
Miss Mabel McWane has gone to Annis-
ton. Ala. to visit her brother, Fred. W.
McWane.
Mrs. w. J. ,Mceuaid ha,i returned to
KK stnm,ke. after after visit here with Miss
Mrs. John Hall, of shipman. is visiting
In Lynchburg.
eurs after Visit A with his parents 20 ynes at
their home In Clifton Forge
Mrs. T. B. Hobbs and daughter. Mis-,
day to be present at the wedding Of Mrs
and Miss Sarah Melville Boiling. which took
place on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Woodson went to the
state Fair at Richmond on Tuesday.
Hoiaad Hammer has gone to New York
City TO spend his vacation.
RAJ sui
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
EMPoRlA
Especial to Tho Times pispateh.l

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
EMPORiA. VA. October io.-Miss Sara
Workman Coleman. who recently has been
has gone to Bo3ton TO spend the winter as n
Mrs: w. i. Deal und Mrs w. e. Weaver
were NreSfste<ed at the Jefferson Hotel u
fcw. days this week. $50
II. 3. Davis. OF Petersburg: J. f. Person.
of Jarratt and >. V. Soutknll of Suffolk
were nmonS the visiting lawyers attending
thts session of the court.
Key. Edmund Dnndridyc and Rev. Penn
broke Reed. OF Petersburg. held a mission
IN Christ Episcopal Church hero this week.
Rev. u Sidney Peters. formerly pastor OF
tho Main Street, Methodist Church. addressed
a nass-meeting OF citizens In the court.
house on Monday In the interest of the
Antl-Saloon League.
Mrs: 3. II. Cato has returned home after
spenutnE three weeks In Richmond having
her little son treated at the Pnsteur In,
Mrs. j. warren. Jr cntertnlned few
her house guest. Miss Corneiia Reed. Of Nor
folk. a progressive game was played. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs =. NJ
Story. Misses Helen Vincent. L. Eleanor
Tiilar. Susie Powell and Mary Wood: Mcssrs
W.. a. Land. Ashby Price. T.. f. Eanes
Among the visitors to the Richmond fair
1his week were alisses Rosa and VILLA
Tredwny. Helen Vincent Delta Hastings
Lucy Brittle. Mrs. J. c. Warren. Jr Mrs r
a. hastings. Mrs. A. j. Daughtry, Dr. and
Mrs. Lotion, Mr.. and Mrs j. PcebIes
Gordon Hastings. p b. Tiilar. a. ". Potter
and family.
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BGLISViTLE
fspeclaI 10 The Tino,D,,n,

ISpeclal to The Times DlspatchJ -
BALLSyILLE. VA. October 10-Sfra.s J.
n: Jones and son and daughter were In
Richmond this week attending tho fair
Mrs II: b. Black and little daughter are
ON a. visit to relatives here. = :
Mrs. Rosa McLaurine has returned to
Chester, after spending several weeks with
Mrs Laura B. Hurt left on Monday for
Richmond to visit friends 80 -
Mrs Agnes s. Crowdcr has returned to
Glen Echo, after making a visit of several
weehn to her daughter. Mrs. Blanche c.
Mrs Henry Garrett is spending some time
with her daughter. Mrs. George f. Boisscau,
OF Barton Heights.
Miss Ethel Basby, OF Houston, Texas, ia
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Bagby.
sirs. w. H. Owens is spending the week
with Mrs John Thravcs at Powhatan
Miss Agnes Garrett left this week for
coming term. $50
Mrs y. Z. Battee. of Richmond. ia stu
visiting In the home OF her parents
Charles .. letter has gone to Richmond
where he has accepted position.