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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
JOSEPH K. WATSON SCORES
GREAT HIT AT MINERS EMPIRE

Joseph K. Watson and Murray j.
Simons, the two Hebrews from 1.-THE
States" who are made generals in
the Mexican army in THE Merry
Widows" production, "In Dreamy
Mexico at Miners Empire, keep
the audiences in continuous laughter.
Mr.. Watson sings catchy songs,
which are particularly, well received.
Miss Helen Van Buren,, who plays
the feminine les :; Miss Fay Odell
and Miss Carrie La Varge also come
in for much applause.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
Two Traffic Fatalities in
One Section OF Jersey City

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 30. - Louis
Lehman. twenty-five years of age,
of 625 Bramhall avenue, Jersey City,
was killed in a runaway accident yes
terday afternoon on Garfield avenue,
near the Morris Canal bridge, in Jer-
sey City, near the scene of the fatal
auto accident earlier In the day, in
which Joseph Chaikowslti met his
death
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Edward Van Sloan was Warmly
greeted on his return to the Orpheum
this week with the Forsberg Players,
and his friends, who are many, turn
ed out in full force to bid him well
come.
That he had an extremely difficult
and important part to portray made
the excellence of his work all the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
Curtain Calls

"The Big City Burlesquers.' with
Nat and Sol Fields as leading fun
makers, continue to win applause
from crowded houses at the odeon.
Not less interesting Is the beauty
ballet OF thirty girls. And the song
birds. Countess Won Hitler, who is a
grand opera prima- donna; Miss Mar
gle Demarest, Lottie Fremont and
many others, as well as Boyce and
/. Boyce in their latest dance novelties,
are receiving veritable ovations at
every performance.
James Oliver Curwood, famous au-
thor and playwright, contributes with
an unusual film production at Proc
tors Park Place Theatre to-
day In = photo-dramatizatlon
of a widely successful story
Going of the White Swan" Those
who have read this stirring tale of
the upper Western Canadas can cas-
| lily appreciate the possibilities OF big
scenes which the locale and the story
offer. .and in this photo presentation
| by the Selig Company will see one OF
the best pictures on local screen IN
long while. Many other excellent fea-
lures. comedy and dramatic are also
announced for todays program.
Alice Joyce, the famed American
beauty. who was discovered" but
two years ago. and who, through the
medium Of the photo-play. has risen
to the ranks of Americas foremost
stage beauties, will be seen in the fea--
ture production for tomorrow called
f"The Viper Other new features are
also announced. His First Case,
q production from the Lubin studios,
with all the famous Lubin players,
will be the feature on Friday, while
"Regan's Daughter" a Vitagraph
production, with Harry Northrup,
Harry Morrison, Dorothy Kelly and
Anita Stewart. is announced as the
feature for Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

watered constantly. then
pimplcs broke out around IL.
These pimples broke and
discharged . yellow water.
then dried UP and itched
terribly and bied. II then
spread to the ears which
were swollen thick and
hard. and broke out all ever
the scalp in small boils and
cruEtod. The whole face
was red and swollen with .
yellow crust which broke
emitting water. Il itched
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

an6burned 70 that the child tried to scratch
and that seemed to spread the irritation
Z She did not sleep much as she could not
sleep on her ears and she was very cross and
fretful. The hair became 90 crusted that we
had to cut 1t on. and 1t was getting worse
face and scalp.
"Then friend told me that the only
things that would cure tho child were Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. Two boxes Of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment made COM
plete cure IN just eighteen days. Now she
has splendid growth Of hair" (Signsd)
Mrs. Frederick O. Northorst, Jan. 81. 1914.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
Where Cows Wear Earrings

Cows in Belgium wear earrings.
The law requires that when a COW has
attained the age of three months 1t
shall have in its ear ring to which
Is attached numbered metal tag
for taxation purposes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
Their Proper Sphere

An old woman was gazing at illus
trations on the fashion page. "Sug-
gestions for the summer girls ward
robel Humphl They are all right for
the wardrobe, but they amt fit for
the street"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
OPERA IN N. Y.

william Tell" (Mon-
day. wednesday and Thursday
nights and Saturday matinee) !:
''Trayiata" TUESDAY, Friday and
Saturday nights and Thursday
matinee)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

with him. Florence sets fire to the boat and
Is rescued by ship on which Norton has
been shanghaied
Norton and Florence, safely ashore and
with longer any misunderstanding be-
tween them, take the train for home. The
train is wrecked and the Black Hundred
carry the injured Florence to a deserted
hut. Norton, who tries to rescue her. Is
tied to the railroad tracks. Florence saves
him and finally Jones comes to the rescue
OF BOTH
Concealed above the rendezvous Of the
Black Hundred a man learns of the recovery
from the sea of the box of jewels by a
sailor and of its subsequent return to the
bottom of the sea, and he quickly communi-
Gates the fact to Jones' A duplicate box
is planted and later secured by the band.
but before its contents are examined the
box mysteriousy disappears.
Owing to the falling off of contributions
to the parent organization in Russia al
agent arrives and assumes the leadership
of the American branch OF the Black Hun
dred. Through the connivance of the
countess the new head Is thoroughly hui
countess and Braine the now head is thor
oughly Inundated
Finding himself checkmated at every turn,
Braine endeavors to enmesh the Hargreave
household in the law in order to gain free
access TO the house. The timely discovery Of
the plot by Norton sets the police at the
heels of the pack and results In raid on
the gangs rendezvous. which, however.
proves TO be barren Of results.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

more apparent. He has quiet dignity
and excellent poise.
His addition to the Forsberg Players
was an excellent choice on the part of
the management and will undoubted-
ly be appreciated by the patrons OF
the house, who have long had warm
place in their hearts for their old ia
vorite.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Although Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuti-
cura Ointment (5oc.) are sold by druggists
and dealers throughout the world. q sample
Of esch with APP. Skin Book WIN be ssnt
free upon request. Address postcard:
:. Cuticura. Dept. ]. Boston,.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Newark Dentist on Board.

TRENTON, Sept Ex-Governor
Fielder has announced the appoint
ment OF Joseph Kussy, of Newark, to
succeed Cornelius Keil. of Hoboken,
as a member Of the State Board Of
Examination and Registration in
Dentistry,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

In "At Bay" George Scarborough s
four-act drama which is being pro-
duced at the Orpheum this week, Mr..
Van Sloan plays the part of Father
Shannon.
A great part OF the comedy OF the
play Is furnished by Charles Scho-
field, the popular comedian of. the
company, in the role of Donnell, an
Irish policeman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

So 900 in Cash for the Best
bn of This Battling
stery-Read This Story in
Newark Star and See 1t
Moving Pictures at Your
krite Theatre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
ECZEMA COVERED
FACE AND SCALP
ltched Terribly. Spread to Ears.
Could Not Sleep. Cutlcura Soap
..atad Ointment Completely Healed.

zs5 Bay 1T. Rochester. N. Y.--"Ths
eczema started in my child's left eys like
. cord. Tho cyo became blood shot and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

ITO be continued in Friday Evenings
Starr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
LYNCHBURG
Especial 10 The rlme.,pl.pa.ch. !

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch
LfNCRsURG. VA. August s-Miss Mill
dred Norris has returned 10 hor home hero
after a visit With Or. and Mrs. Edward
pendieton. Al Clsrksburs, W. Va.
Mirs Moliie aud Evelyn Early have gone
for a rest at Hot Springs and C;reenbrier
White Sulphur Springs.
Misses Couch and Mareie and l.e,ie
Cough and Mrs Lille Roby are spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Virginia Campbell, who. has been tho
guest of her brother. DIR. Samuel Lille, has
conc to Alabama.
after months visit In West Virginia and
southwestern Virginia.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. Glley c. Kelly have
arrived here for "A visi, with their daush-
ter. Mrs. Howell C. Feathers,on
State Senator Howell c. Feathers,on has
gone for a two-weeks' stay at French Lick
Springs,
Airs. w. r. Hamilton and daughter. Mrs
r. IL. Thomas and daughters. Miss Gather
Inc and CHAIRMAN Thomas. OF BRISTOL who
have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. w. W.
h ssTs at es rr'' haP 2o yis9
Mr.. ana Mrs. William II. Mclaughlin
and daughter. Miss Gertrude, are enjoy
Ing a two weeks, stay a, Atlantic city.
Norman f. Wills Of Staunton Is visiting
relatives in Lynchburg.
Mis-. Wallace Lowe, of Blackstone, Is The
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank q. Love at
their home on Victoria Avenue.
Niss Ora White Is at home after Two
weeks visit with friends In Aitavis,a.
Captain and Mrs. J. c. Featherston have
returned from visit at Blue Ridge Springs
Mrs. Peter .tinslie has gone TO Arlington
for visit with Mrs. w. c. Fitzpatrick
Miss Mary Duiguid is visiting friends in
Salem.
Miss Miriam Moss and Gordon Moss are
spending wcck with relatives in Rocky
Mount
Rev. Ciaudius +. Smith. rector OF Grace
Memorial Episcopal Church. Is resting at
Sweet Chalybeatc Springs.
Miss Margaret Lovciock is visiting Miss
Cora Lee Price IN Bedford City.
Miss Mary Morgan is at home after a
long visi; with friends In Charlottesville
and Orange.
Miss Ruth Robertson is spending the month
with friends in Charlotte County.
Mrs. H. n. johnson has Returned home
after extended Canadian tour.
Miss Mary V Dawson" and Miss Annie
Dawson have gone TO spend two months
with their parents In Oklahoma.
Misses Mana and Ruth Gillian. of Orange,
are visiting Miss Mary Morgan at her home
on Court Street.
Karl Schem Schaefer. who studied for
fourteen months in Berlin has returned
TO his home here.
Misses HELEN .Brockett and sallis G.
Jones. who have been visiting Mrs W. ".
Mosely here. have returned to their homes
at High Point. y. C.
Norfolk and Richmond, is now the guest of
Mrs. c. B. Ward. where she will remain
for a short time before returning TO her
home in Elsin. Ill.
II. p. Woodson. Of Goidsboro. y c.. is
visiting J. G. Woodson here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
GREEN PARK

'Speciai 70 Tn. Times. Disnatchl
season In this heautiful and dsiishttul .n.uno
IAN section OF North Caroline is now In
the visa points around the famous blew.
ing rock. ohere the bgeexsv aro' iiko O.
gaze from the sea- The building Of rood
roads through this mountainous ceuntry
PAS invited the automsbilist.. and the num-
her seeking pleasure in travelling In ma :
chimes Is rrowinE larger year BY yaar
Inc Green Pa-L Hotel is lively place!
day. and s-e coming in daily in good nun,
bers.
Walter Murphy. o! Salisbury, and his son.
spencer. are guests OF this hotel. He is the
representative from Rowan County, and
vas Speaker OF the house at the last ses J..
son OF the state General Assembly.
Among the late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Mcintyre % New York. f
Mrs. j. l.. LUDLOW. Mr.. and Mrs e. y.
shser,rd. Mie Msry Cabel Sheppard and
h. j. sheppard Jr.. al Of Winston Sale IN,
arrived here Tuesday III - :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
DURHAM

.lSpec:a! 20 The Times DisrstchJ
DCNHAM y. C: August Miss Ethel
Lore.y !s visiting friends IN Richmond
ME- Cameron Witherspoon. of E.n.r.v.u.
~ ~ waiting Mrs. > W. Summers. on wyatt;
T. N. German and daushter. Miss GIady.
Spsn. Inc pasi week In Danville .mons
Miss: Mary Hryan G,isrold Misses Nan.
ME snd Lucy Wright have gone 10 Hend.r-
Miss Gene Holman has gone 10 Montreal.
sheTs she viii spend the remainder OF III
Miss Lillian Carnent-r entertained Thur.
dsyN evening in homo. OF Miss Marie sutton
And Miss Katie Bailey. OF kin.ton WHO
are visiting friends in this city
w. A Erwin and Mrs. Erwin have 70.
turned from. MorEanioR, where they a /.
ten1ed ?. reunion OF the Erwin family La,
week: mere we're ten, children present
six girls and four boys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
AMHERST

Especial to The Times Ui.patch.l
AMHERST. VA. August s-3irs &. l..
Riantenshir., Who has heen visiting at Mrs.
=, n. cunnnEhsms, iert Oh Monday for
Miss Ethel Wheeler. OF Elms was this
veek the guest OF her sister. Mrs. l.. X.
Early.
Miss Alma Jones OF Baltimore. is spending
\. p Jones
Mr. and Mr. G A. Iouber;. Mr.. &. l..
Scott and Misses Mary and BESSIE Scott
ihis week went TO Wilson Springs for a
short stay.
MISS Alice Re.d OF Hampton is the sues,
CT heE slater. Mrs.. !. C. Sowmaie,.
Nits Eosa Lee Edwards, OF. Esanklin
southampton County, who has been the
svest of Miss Ruth Cunningham TO-DAY re
REV W l. War. and family. OF South
VIII Virginia. visiting his sister. Mr..
S.srie l. Ware
Fldridke Myers. OF Cbri.tianshurs is IN.
guest Of his aunt. Mrs. Rober, Harrison.
Gag night at the Amherst Fair Grounds.
Cuit. q number OF young people attended.
ON Tuesday nIEht' al the home OF Mrs.
-. ". Hangar Miss Eliza Bowman de
liShfully entertained number OF her
;ouns friends The young people enjoyed
evening delicious ana dalnty refreshments
were served hY Mrs. Hanger and Mrs j.
!. BoHman. The EuestH present were Misses
Ruth Cunningham. Annie lTarriosn. Mary
Wart Ruth Ware, Grace Mare. Cornelia
Hanser. o. Amherst and Rosa Lee Edward :.
~ Franklin; Julian Ware. Lucian Martin.
Robert Cunningham. Buster Hanger OF
Amherst, and EidrIdse Myers OF Christians
burg.
On WeIn,sdsy Miss Ruth Cunningham
sa'. most delightful picnic IN honor OF
h'r guest. Miss Ros~ Lee Edwards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
EMPoRIA

Especial 10 The Times. pi,,atch
EN- rpnlA "a: august s.,Jud.. ".
week in Washington. p. c.
T.. W OVERLY, Of Hampton. vas here sew
eral DAYS during the week
Turner NJ Chambers. recent graduate
OF the V. N. l. has been appointed con-.
n,sndant OF the Horner Military School
OF North Carolina.
y. j. Land and family. OF Norfolk are
visiting relatives here.
Miss Julia Them. Of Hai.a1, y. c. Visited
Miss Alma Robinson during the week
Miss Eva May Ia rham has returned from
visit TO relatives In Norfolk
r. G. Harrison. of I.awrencevile vaa
here Monday and Tuesday
MISS Mary Cochran IS visiting her sister
Ms j. p Goode. OF Spring Hope " c
Miss Mary Squire has returned from Nor
foik, where she has been visiting -re!atiye.
Mrs. William T. Luke. OF Nashville. Tenn.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellen r Turner
Mrs w +. Des! is spending the summer
al Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs q. $ Hart. of Norfolk is visiting
relatives here.
Misses Maggie aad Eerta Wycn. OF Rich
mond. are visiting their uncl. B. W Wvch,
W. j. carter ane family we're hero Tues
Gay en- route 10 iichmond from Buffalo
Springs
Miss Helen Kun.s has returned homo aftsr
spending her vacstion at the homo OF Mr..
Is. W. Mack. Damascus Va
A. j. Daushtrey and family ana Mira.
r. oodd and daughter. are spending some
time a; Ocean View.
'"' VI "r. ~ N!sitlnx friends
CLIFTON Forge. Va. H e-ilI attend tn. me.t
Ing OF the Ear Association al Hot Sprinr.
DIR. Carson OF Mil"aie. y. j.. has been !,
visitor here during the past week
Mrs. Oscar Whi;-horne and Miss Iitnu,.
Prince are visiting friends in W-yth.vii.
Va '1'
Rev. ". l. Murphy and family. @, Dan.
EiIe' we're guests AT the home OF w. "
Powell on Tuesday night "i',
;, C2lonei T. T. Goodwyn, OF tn. Fourth
Regiment. is spending the weekend in
Norfolk. With his stan n. rIu cali IN
the officers OF the District OF ColumhI, n.
Beach.
Lieutenant ". T. Oliver v.,i,.d rIu,d
phia aud other Northern cities durinr ~.
past week. I
Mrs. @. l.. vincen, and family are mo,.,
ing through Maryland and the Di,trict a,
Columbia %
On the evening of Angus, a deIirh,fu
Gar" party vas given by Miss Sarah Wychs
In honor or her friend. Mas Mabel Eiliun,
OF Mathews. Those present were Mts...
Ida Cato. Mary Wood. Carrie Fox. Wnt,I,
Wyche. Sarah Briggs. Kate Price S.iiis
sh'iey' Susie Powell. Helen Kunes Mary
squire Mabel Billups. Lucy Maciin. PInki.
iihar. Berta Wyche. Maggie W'yche Ruth
naro'ns Bette Lee Sarah wyche and Mr.,
w. D. -ohver. and Peter Squire. p. s. Lovs
, ,aSe'' Howard Fox. Ben Wycho r. z
rrihce. Willie Squire. Marshall JORDAN Mar.
vim Newsome. Holt Newsome Frank slit.
John cato william Briggs. Willie Land
Lashley Johnson. q. NJ. Garner. .Raym.nd
I.ifsey and j. s Wrenn Prosie.siy. ...%,
vas played until a late hour. when "a.
iresh'nents we're served. aftef vhjcn ~.
honors were awarded to Miss pintie riI,or
and Mr.. Jordan. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
MANASSAS

Especial To The Times Dispatch.]
MA,SASSAs.' VA, August s.-R. Carey Buck,
Of Rortemouth. arrived at BriBtosy Sunday for
a Walt to his parents. DR.. and Mrs. n. G..
Buck He was accompanied by Edgar Wad-
so7
James Dougiae OF Alexandria. WAS Sun
day guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. y. 1ipscomb.
Mrs BIT. Hodge left MONDAY for Mon
tveal. Canada where she Will visit rela-
t!vet for several weeks.
Miss Lucy Uhier. who has been the quest
OF Miss Matte Rsnsdei has returned to
her home in Alexandria.
NJ r o'Caliahan and son mao. trip
TO Norther ncltes this week He has re-
turned 20 his home in Georgia. after visiting
MANASSAS
Miss bertha and Berchar Clements. Of
Washington, we're guests OF Mrs. NJ. p.
o'Callahsn last week.
Master lack Hurdle. * Washington, 4,
whiting a, tho home OF Ny. and Mrs j.
+. 3. Davir, in Manassas.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. - puney. Of AieHandris'
guests last Thursday OF Mrs. W. H.
W Moran IT,.
several local mo,sr enthusiasts made an
automobile trip TO occoqusn, Mt. Vernon
and Warrington last sunday
The neat attraction OF wide interest In
rrince William county, Is tho annual
Catharpin borse show. which will be held
on September 10 This exhibition has been
OF succe.s. and this year promises 10 be
even eettar. Tn. horse exhibitions will he
featured ny nve races two OF which are
Mrs. II T.. Wine and tNo children iet,
Monday for Mt. Jackson, where they Will
visit relatives.
Mrs Ada Davis and daughter. Miss Dinah.
returned fro mratietts. where they have
been visiting Mrs Pierce Eedd.
Mrs 7. r. Culley accompanied by Miss
:ilsttery, Of Washington, were guests Of
friends here wednesdays
Miss Alberta Davie. Is tn. guest .f Mrs.
Bennett n. Purycar at her home ir Cul-
rerer.
Miss Bet Elliott was the guest Of, friends
III Orange.durIn the horse show this, a eek,
Miss Elmina Carpenter left this week for
her home at Springfield. =. Ca after visit
ins her cousin, Mrs. A. Sreidcn.
Mr. o. r. Waters and Two children Dab
uey and Nancy. left Wednesday for CASA
Wy. W. Va. where they will visi, Mr.. and
NJ, William LonEuel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
BLACKSBURG
rSptciaI,o The Tim.s.p,s,a,,h !

ISptCl"i 10 The Times Dispatch
RLACKSBUEG. VA, August t-rhe ma.
iority OF the students In the summer schooI
LETT for thei rhomes early In the week hui
there are s;il about twenty boys remain
ms at the college. these having employment
on the new buildings at the eNDerimental
station. The summer vacation Is noe. over
htii gone and the rest OF III. tiine will lie
devoted to preparations for the opening
OF another season Ali but two OF tho
homes on the campus remaining omen
for the summer. and most OF the member,
or the faculty are spending their rest time
here
Louis r Smithy. instructor in the modern
languages department for the past four
years. left on Tuesday for his home At
Harrisonburg. Va. and will 90 TO the Bos-
ton institute OF Technology in Sept.mber
for advanced studies leading 10 the degree
OF civil engineer.
w. j. Schoene. Stat. .ntomolosIst and
acting d'r@ctsr OF the experiment station
Tor year. has moved from the Lutheran
parsonage into the house Just vacated hv
professor W. \ Rrainsrd. resigned. W
u saunders and family will have the hons.
occupied by pr. s. ". Fletcher for several
years; Professor r. y Hutchinson or IN,
department. Of aEronomy will have one Of
the TWO houses now bsins built by e n
Mcdonald and leased by him 10 III. col
occupied late In the fall ~ r. r. Hunt
associate professor OF animal husbandr,.
IFo1essor H. III. Bess viii move from III.
~ W. Miller house on Main Street into the
Houston residence early in September.
PRESIDENT ESsleston and others OF tn.
college faculty were in Roanoke This v.nr
for the state farmers institute MIR. Es
siestou mace the opening address at the
Thursday morning session.
Or Howard s. Read. OF tn. department
., Plant pathology. - spending som. time
AZ the suhesperiment station NEAR Middle.
town Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-09
WILLIAMSBURG

t>rccis - The Time. DIS 20 tca
NItLltMSBt KG. Va. August S-pv A.
lrnonson Booth who ha. been 81 In s.
Richmond hospital returned home yesterday
health. Dr.. Booth. MS mother Mrs T.
- Booth and sister Miss clara iet, TO-
cay FOR Maryland witt a. ,he home Of
MS sister. Mrs. Henry y Wise
Johr Beals, Milton Casey ana Powell
Malone. VINO have been or e trip 10 New
York and other Northern points. have re.
turned TO Williamsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mii-tead and Miss
Nina Wynne, Of Newport News. have been
Grove
Frederick II Bail a veil knovn real
Aschie ercess .t.r.rd Of IN. Eastern
Stat. Hospital. IS contneo 20 his ned by
s!cLn.ss.
Hiss-. Mabel snd N.ln. Oliver. or New
.rerssy. suests OF Miss Margaret MAY
nara. 1T Birier.
Histes SMITH. st "Bassett Hall"
Mr.. T. II. saunders OF Ashland i. visit
inE her Inother. Mrs Annie PhNhates a,
the Raleigh. Mre. Phiibs;es hes a, her
Euest also Mrs Pauline Leath. OF Ne.
port New
Mr., and Mrs. W. T Rroon AZ. sn.ndin.
the summer az Novud. Va
Mrs ". T Shipmsn sro daughter have
gone 20 Campbell County 20 sp.rd the sum.
jn-r with relatives
Captain r.. W. MaynarG who ~. taken
tirsly recovered and Nss In town yesterday
A... G. w. Hunt, who has Been Visiting
Telnt.ves at cisremon,. returned HON. m,
afternoon