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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
TRADE COMMISSION HAS
STARTLING INFORMATION
COMPETITION SAID TO HAVE
BEEN STIFLED BY VERY
sTRENI OI'S METHODS

Washington. ApriI 2l--is there a
lumber trust IN this counfryg That
IS the question now uppermost
Wholesale prosecutions of retail lam
beF dealers IN all sections Of the
United States aay se the result of
the recent completion of federal
Investigation into abnormal increases
In the price Of lBnber used cslefly
for bullding purposes
Tae inquiry was conaaeted BIZ In
gestigators 81 the bHreau of corpora
tiona. which the new federal trade
commission recently absorbed the
report now being prepared win be
submitted within a month
The Investigation was ordered BY
a senate resolution. and Is the final
chapter IN the quiz thas extended
through several administrations into
every phase Of the lumber industry
From am authoritative source Il
was learned today that sae report
viii make these startling disclosures:
!. That retail isrher dealers have
q nation wide combination ID viola
zion Of the Sherman antitrust law
and IN restraint Of trade
2 That saa combination fixes
prices. restricts trade territory and
completely stiles competition.
2. Tha, the retail dealers. bg
means Of 5oyeof.s against mail or-
der houses department. stores.
rake IT almost Impossible for the
consumer to buy lumber without
paying the combinations percentage
T. That lumber mills are prohibits
I'd by the combine from selling their
pfodacts directly to the pu6llc un
less taey Day the retailer Of the dis
'ri.t 10 per cent q the purchase price.
$ That mills that refuse to recog-
nlze she coordination Of retailers and
iheir price sehedgies are subjected
to attacks and vuinOus oOYeoits.
Competition Is checked according
10 The Information gathered. BY as
signing trade territory to the deai-
sFs No retailer eneroscaes upon the
territory Of another, and any mill
that seeks throash selIlug agents or
saiesmen 20 enter tie field OF re-
.siler Immediately "a bl2ckIis,ed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
MAKING PLANS To
GIVE ELks HIGH TIME

The committee on ways and
means for entertaining the State
EIks Association III this city next
Monday has completed the details.
The program VIII be varied and in.
teresting. 1t is estimated that six
hundred Elks will be present. Feat
ures aside from those arising from the
routine work. viii be auto rides. a
dance. bath house sports and d
jolOrrakam The ARRANGEMENTS
committee is composed of j. D. Burke.
chairman; J. W. Furrow. b. F. Cough
Ian, NJ WI OrRourke and Geo. Me-
Gregor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
JAPAN DEMANDS IMMED|-
ATE REPLY FROM CHINA
BRITISH BATTLESHIP DAM
AGED: GERMAN SUB DE-
STROYS FINNISH SHIP
tBy Associated Press.)

London. April .i.-The new bat
tie now raging In Belgium. which has
dogeloped suddenly into one Of the
mcst important encounters in the
west since the present batr;e ;ine
wes formed Is being carried on by a
relentless German attack and a de-
termined resistance ON the part Of
the British. 1t is now apparent that
the Germans have brought pp heavy
reinforcements for this attack and it
is suggested that their fImediate OBJ
iectiye is the capture Of Ypres, pre-
liminary to another attempt to
break through to the English chan
mel
In an official statement today the
British war office says the British
troops are still fighting for ground
which they were compelled to yield
To the Germans the loss Of these
positions exposed the Canadian di-
vision. which was compelled to fall
back. The Canadians lost four piec-
es Of artillery. but recovered them
by a brilliant counter attack
Berlin is elaicd with the German
victory and newspapers the7s say i
evens the score for the British zap
ture Of Neuye Chapelle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

tire. beginning Monday afternoon and
continuing through Friday Is in
Guthrie ready to begia aeF work Mon
day morning Miss Peet is pleased
wtth the interest that has been man
lfessa4 5y Gurhrie housewives fu her
cookery course. and believes that her
school aere wiII he good one When
cold that the young haasekeepers Of
che city had manifested = great oeal
Of interest IN her lecture sad cookery
eourse as outlined in The Leader. sac
said. II am glad 10 hear IT, but want
every h0usokeeper In Gathrfe 70
come to ~ school Wien first be-
gan this WORK. { seldom. If ever. saw
gray haired wGnaa In my au5ieaca
They we're AFRAID s.rher their neigh
6ors woHld think they we're not good
cooks. or else theY thought they kne~
All there vas to know about cooking
All t1zt has changed and 7 have IN
every city where lecture and give
cookery lessons some OF the rerv
best cocks o. tss comm1aity iu M
classes. TheY realize taat there is
slEzys something nsE to learn aboaI
tais great and Important arr. and are
e1Se- fos aBy iafosnzti5a O. anssFs.-
itoa that VIII enable them to BrcFide
better more Eaols=orle aud rore
economical meals for their taEEisz.
r aare q large a1mser Of new aat
zylea5id recipes aud sverE Womaz
Who attends mq class vii receive
oue of ms cook books. prepare al
Of the dishes o. ny cookery Erogra1z
in the presence Of ny classes. thas
they may see exaetif hor T. is dazs.
and xe serve sil of ihsss foods Yes
os course this Is a pretty Big i7o. bar
{ lgxe 20 cook. ard lavs bees Il isl
for 50 mang gsars thar 4 WouA ae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

1y Mayor J. +. Nissley.

cunty Mdayr
ireuo Florence
rognhed all til
and her and poatabe
The wuhon
can dseeryn
0 help making school asucess
keenyn utt
Gentlemen Will be dg Wecomedat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
AUTO RACE ENTHUSIASTS
HOLD "RA|N CHECKS
so FAR GuTHRiANS HAVE NOT
BEEN ABLE TO CASH IN;
RAcEs-MAYBE-SUNDAY

| Many Guthrie autoists and lovers Of
racing are planning to go to Oklahoma
City tomorrow-if it does not rain
Sixteen or more were about to 90
yesterday morning. but learned just in
time that the races were not to be.
Thursdays experience did not dampen
their ardor for the sport, though as
much can not be said for the new
spring suits.
For some members OF the Thurs
days party, the start was iliomened.
One lady left her tickets at home on
the dresser. another lost her umbrella,
an exceedingly essential accoutrement
on that das. and altogether, unfortun-
ate circumstances were the order for
the day
One husband has forsworn forever
accompanying ladies' on such a trip.
The ungallant wretch actually said,
Heaven deliver me from bunch OF
silly women Bedraggled and bespat-
tered. they stood on the street corner
and between gossip and chatter tried
to decide where to go and what to do.
while passers-by made sport. Never
again!'
Many Guthrie race fans hold ''rain
checks" for box seats that>cost S. per
seat. One citizen said: II don't
mind the S5, but certainly would like
to get action on the money. I've made
three efforts so far"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
AUTO sPEEDERs To
RACE SUNDAY IF FTERh00E

OklaE0nla CITY OElar April "a
Sunday VIII be a Big day aere Il ths
weather permits The ss.sda anita
race utEh Blrraza. oltfist9- Clark AID
Others eo1tssting- scheizlsd Tor Tharz-
day. hua postponed twice. wln a'e giVea
az 2 orsl1ck Sunday at5srr9oa- Tie
carreaz VII coas1lle tW0 kal-s-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
ARE
!. PLUCKED CLEAN
BY TW|STER
TEAiS TOWNS VISITED BY
CYCLONE THAT PLAYS
QUEER FRANKS

Childress Texas, April IA rea
old fashioned cyclone OF the twlstel
variety visited this section OF ths
state early this morning This i'
the second visitation within a week
The storm this morning struck ia
the Gardea Valley district. is miles
eastward from Caildress. The twist
er played many unusual pranks. such
As, 7sAlkk
Completely pEucking chickens.
Twisting iron telegraph poles into
shapeless MASSES.
Separated one man from his cloth
ing and shoes without hurting the
man much.
One mule was found on top OF a
four story elevator uniniared.
Wells were sucked dry and ponds
were swept clean Of water.
One church was torn from rs
Foundation and turned completely oy-
er without breaking the Wlndon
glass.
TFimbie Bros. lost four nules. two
being killed outright and two so
badly injured ay flying timbera they
can no; live In addition to this
damage much feed vas lost on the
same farm The car corn was 1T
erally shucked BY the tpiater and all
hickens had their feathers twisted
from them. most Of the fowls being
killed One male was blown a mile
out survived the experience
TWO houses about zoo yards apart
were brown together and bota wreck
ed by the collision. both being NOV
ed quite a distance One family took
refuge in a 8ug0ut but we're unable
to bold the door down. fl being 5lown
Off By the tornado. bat the people
come ont unhHrt
The storm appeared 10 fall and
rise for a distance Of several r Ties.
after which nothing was heard o. f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
7REsEENT CAN NOT
GO TO MUSROcEE

Washington. April 2t--It was an
ucunred at ths White House thar
President Wilson wouId be unable to
attend the Southern Commercial Goa
zrass al Mnskogee. next week. When
the invitation was extended scxe
time ago the President said that be
uos5d be glad to attend the confer
On Il public business would per
M,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
ANOTHER ALDERMAN
Goes TO THE PEN

81 LOais. Mo April 2s,-August
Frederick. WhO recently resigned as
president Of the board of aldermen.
today pleaded guilty 10 forgery. and
was sentenced to ten years In the
penitensiary. He was taken 10 Isffer-
sou City today The TRANSACTION vas
ia connection with a reas -zsata deal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
SLING FREED BY JURY
AFTER TWO DAY TRIAL

\ Jury In district eoErt yesterday
.aiteruoon late returned q verdict Of
not guilty ia the Virgil r. Siling case
SLING vas charged with a statutory
crime against the Dersca o. bis y
yearOid stepdaaghieF. Wand& sizing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
JUDGE HUDSON
SENTENCES TWO

Judge HaGson PASSED sentence to-
day oa James Rlehzrdson and Clinton
BeYeFs. negroes. convicted shls wees
Richardson. for highway robbery. gets
two yesFa in ihe McAlestes peniten-
tiary ard Beysrs. o1 sane charge.
goes 10 Granite Tor three yesrz.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
MAYOR kIssLEY To
INTRODUCE MISS P[ET

I think the Leader IS dong =
great work IN the holding Of the fres
school Of eoona-tcs said a Eer-
chant today. -Re1tsr foods mean 1=r-
Ter Aames and every ho@s-lcvizg We
maa viii attend these sessions
Mayer j. z. Nisslay viii Tntruda ee
Miss Peer AZ the opera horse AZ z-I5
o'cls5cx Mo1daE aftsruca1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
VILLA AND FORCES
ARE STILL A FACTOR

wasalnEron- . g. AprH zs-Coa-
sulsr dispatches received b. the
Washiag-oa g0Eerunent from varioga
points IN Mexico Indicate that while
tamporarily dis8-gznized By the defeat
sustained a. CelSFa- General VIlIa and
his s5rcss have 5g 40 means 5esa -
moved as a f5rn.i4ahie factor n Nsx-
fco's civil var.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
Japan 7emanas lrmeaiate Reply

HoaciuIu. April a4.-An ul'imatam
demanding a satisfactory reply with
IN three days. to the demands q
Jauan on China, has been sent oy tAe
Japarese cabinet 10 Eki HioAi zap
anese minister at Peking, for deiiV-
err to the Representatives Of SaiAo
al tas negotiations according 10 a
dispatch from Toxic 10 the Hawaii
sinro. a japanese newspaper here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
comaEWDs APPOINT mEaT
or HUMPHREY

specszl ia Daily Leader
OHton. Okla April zK-The ap-
s.satn1ent % W D. Humphrey ot No
waia 10 saccsed Col Watson on TIE
state corporation commission uaes
eommendef highly here today by T. J.
pgfz1atrick. former oil nan OF No
uata. aad an acquaintance Of Hun-
uhrey far : long time NO better
se.ccef0a cozid have been made By
Gosc-uor Williams. said Firxpatrick.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
nrit.sh RattIsshla Damaged.

Washington. april 2i.-Tae Ger an
embassy today announced thar Il naa
information from reliable source
that a British ba'lleship was s-Ve'e-
Is damaged in the last Zeppelin al
tack over Tyne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
PRESIDENT DENIES REPORT

&ashingron- Aprt1 zt-Fresidsnt
Wilson denied today thas he had tax
81 personal charge Of the govern
uen ) side Of the coarrursrsy be-
tween ahe Rtz-s N.thaaaI hank aad
seCsesarr Messt0o ant Con5troAsE
wsilans-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
Nan VINO Attacked sultan Hanged

cairo. April Pa young He.-
chant named KhalH. who had made
an unsuccessful attempt to assAssi-
nate the Sultan Of Egypt. at Cairo. on
AprIl sih. was hanged TO-DAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
go. = camn.re. Mss.lna.

The Chamber Of Commerce ~iii
take no the oil veil proposition and
the n RenoonthTie iiiney sers'ce q
8 O'Clock MONDAY night Al 30
uoaday morning nsztters o. vital IN
port must Be considered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
ROOSEVELT ON
STAND TELLS Of
n. !. bOsS|SM
'0RMER PRESIDENT AT EASE
IN $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
BY BARNES

I Syracuse, n. ". April a. 4-Theodore
Roosevelt told on the second day OF
his cross examination ahour his deal
ing with the Bosses his personal re-
Ilations with VIM. Barnes. and his ideas
about campaign funds Of millions OF
dollars
He mentioned the famous half
million dollars which Thomas Fortune
Ryan contributed to the presidential
cause OF Alton b. Parker and swore he
never had seen list of the names Of
the persons who helped swell the fund
OF s3.000.0 900 used i'm connection with
his own campaign for the presidency.
The list contained initt1ss OF men
whom the colonel readily identified as
being allied with the country's most
powerful business and financial inter.
ests.
In speaking Of the Ryan contribu-
tion the witness gave it as his opinion
that a leader OF big business who con.
tributes 4 half million dollars to nelp
elect candidate for president of the
United States is prompted by the same
spirit which would cause him to donate
a similar sum to church and that in
such contribution he has no more
hope of reward in one case than be
has In the other Personally. he would
have been very much surprised if many
masters OF big business had not con-
trihuted to the republican campaign
OF 1904.
stzrdard Oil Is injected.
The colonel mentioned the Standard
Oil company. He said that if the re-
port OF the congressional committee
which investigated his campaign cun-
trtbutions showed that III. Fl. r. and
~. D. A. which the witness thought
stood Tor Fl. f. Rogers and John D.
ArchbaId-had contributed to the re-
publican fund in 1904. ne was aston.
ished He said he had given explicit
instructions against receiving any
Standard Oil contributions.
Personally he emphattcalIy declared.
he would regarrt just as highly a con
srfbaEi0u Of SIS from the station agent
at Oyster Bay as he would a c0ntrfbu-
fion OF s25.d0a from George w. Per
6tns- who in 1904. was a partner in
the firm OF J. P Morgan and Com
pany. And he expressed the belief
that shere was q limit to the amount
campaign fund should total Over
certain sum. he did NOT know. but he
Thought there might be some danger.
The court recessed until Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
Finnie'i Steamer Sunk.

Stockholm. April 24.-The Finnish
STEAMER Track has been torpedoea
ard sunk in the Baltic sea by Ger
man submarine Il is believed lna'
some members OF the crew were saw
ed. The Track carried a cargo OF
iran ore ami was enroute to APO, Fin
land
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24
HOME ECONOMICS SCHOOL.
NO ADMISSION. BEGINS
MONDAY AFTERNOON

FIoreate M- Peet the
doghestic science lecturer
and cookery expert whC
will have charge Of the
Leader Home Economies
course at Guthrie Thea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

Attend the Chamber o. Conmsrre
meeting MoEtag morning a. s-p
o'eiocE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

Ma soTss ror s4ls at Trs Leader
s.fIrss 5-fcs Fla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

4ttsad the chazaber Of commeree
meeting Noaday morning At ssnI
O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

Try a want ad and see
what Il will do; Others get
results, why not you?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-24

Wen placed word for the
Municipal bath house means
a possible investor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

visit to her son. Milton DeBruin, who
Is with his aunt. Mrs. j. l.. wissler. a,
Mt Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leap and family
nave moved from Covington to Elkton
wheic they Will make their home
,,,, MSS Eoliy Wolte has returned Ia
Eikton from visit to her brother In
| Texas 80
Mrs. l. NJ. Smoot. of Stanton. was a
/ recent guest of Mrs. Frank Gould. on
| Court Square.
Mrs. LurtH n. Harris and little daugh-
OF Mrs. Frank L. Harris.
Miss Zetta Booking, OF Orange
County Is visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ
q. Brooking. at the Warren House
MISS Ella Gillespie. of Baltimore. is a
guest or her sister. Mrs. Walter ~
| Sprinkel.
a. j. Jennings. of Culpcper. spent sew
erai days In Harrisonburg last week.
His daughter. Miss Clarita Jennings, is
student at the State Normal School
MISS Kate Belle Robson. OF Messy
Creek, is n guest of Mrs. j. w. Bolcn.
] Mrs. Thomas Bell, OF Bridgewater, is
visiting relatives in Charlottesville
| john b. Dilworth, of Philadelphia. is
a guest OF DR.. a. S. Kemper. at Port Re-
! public.
Dir. L. G. Richards. Miss Nannic Jen-
nings. and Miss Low Moor. of Roanoke,
visited friends In Harrisonburg this
, week.
Miss Elizabeth Hodge. Of Philadel-
! phia. who is attending Mary Baldwin
seminary. stanton. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Converse. in Harrisonburg.
Miss Catherine Mcneil recently visit :
! ed relatives in New Market
Mrs. j. Robert Switzer has returned
from visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armcntrout in Strasburg
Rev. }. II. Rrunk. of Berkeley Springs.
W. Va, is spending several weeks in
Harrsonhurg. He is former pastor OF
the United Brethren Church. and has
relatives In Rockingham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

house was crowded with friends of the
town and county.
on Monday evening Mrs. w. w. Bur
CESS entertained at cards. Those play
ing We're Mrs. \. c. Kirkland. of Bon
Air. Miss Cosby. of Colonial Beach
Miss BESSIE Mason. MIR. ana Mrs II.
t.. Warren, George . Taylor Of King
George. and Or. +. q. Scott
Mis-. ". w. Harper and Miss Miriam
Hill entertained AZ cards on Monday
night in honor OF their house guest,
Miss Croker, OF connecticut.
on Monday afternoon Mrs Allen ..
Warren entertained the t. u. C. at
tea at her nom" on Marshall Heights
ON Monday afternoon Mrs. W. c.
Williams entertained in honor Of Miss
Higgins Mary Baldwin Institute. ana
Mrs a. G.. kirtiand, Of Bon Air.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. II. ..
Warren entertained the orange Bridge
Club Five tables OF bridge were on
gagged Those playing wer" Mrs John
Mcdonald, l.. $. Ricketts,. g. w. Wool.
folk, T. u. Dc Jarncttc, W. r. Mason.
Elizabeth II. Smith. u Micks, l..
Willis. Jr, J. T.. Browning. William
Porterfsld j. " Johnson. Mrs. J.. s
Macon, a. r Browning. II. .. Lyme
and =. q Kirkland, Of Ron Air Misses
Willie Moore. Iona Ricketts,. TIetta
Graham, Kat i3ooton and Miss COSBY,
of Colonial Beach
Mrs John Walker. Of Woodbcrrv
Forrest. entertained on Wednesday a.
tcrnoon IN honor Of Miss Croker. OF
ComocI!cu,
Mrs l. ; Macon entertained at her
nome. "Hhestnut HIll," OH Thursday
afternoon
Mrs. e. Ii Moncurc and daughters
have returned from stag IN >sh,lle
Miss Crockor is the CUES, Of Mrs. w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Exquisite Hair Tinting

There is new preparation on tho
market that is so entirely harmless
ana so easy TO use that there is really
no excuse for any woman cor man, 20
longer tolerate gray or streakcd hair
"Brownatonc" meets and overcome
every objection heretofore round ~
hdir stains and Is so pleasing in IL Z
uniformly splendid results thai /, hs
within few months made thousands
OF friends who could not now be in.
duced 10 use anything else.
Brownatone" il The rss;I; 90 ms.
exhaustive experiments and is ALSO.
!utely guaranteed satisfactory o;
none VIII be returned.
II positively cannot he detected ,.y,
not rub OF or wash OFF. ana Is Iar,n
less and permanent In every way.
Prepared in two shadcs-onr .o-
golden or medium hrown-,hc o,bcr To-
DARK brown or black. Also In two
;, ,rial size and an interesting hool
let VII! he sent upon RECENT of -
cents, or We viii FIJI Your orders d,rsr,
II your druggist insists upon eiibs,i'
tuting. '"S''-
Insist on "Browna,one" at your b.ir
drcsser's '"' ""''
Made only by the Ken.on pharn,,
Co. $50 f. Pike St, Covington, Kv
Sold and recommended in Richr,o
by Tragic Drug Co, Grant Dr,i,,,,,' ,ta
and other leading dealers. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BON AIR

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
BON AIR, VA. April 24-Mrs : /,
p. Cochc entertained number OF
Bon AIR people at an afternoon tea on
Friday.
Mrs. NJ; B Rudd Is visiting her par
erts in Orange.
Mr.scharles Ball. Of Richmond spen,
Sunday with the Misses Hagen.
Miss Mary sharp Of Richmond. is Wis
itinS Nj, and Mrs James Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. T NJ kennerly and son.
Gordon. we're guests Of relatives sever.
al days last week, near Ginter Park
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph KYLE voolfolk
stopped over Il day with Mr and Mrs
Douglas Wherry eli route to Atlanta.
where they will make their home
Mrs. L. b. Meade ana Miss Lucy
Meade spent the last week end vim
Mrs. James Gordon
Miss Lee Dorsey visited Mrs Allan
Ferguson last week
Mr.. Selean. native OF syria. was
the guest over sunday OF Dr T. y
Mcclure. He lccturcd while here oil
Jerusalem and its people
Miss Margaret Mcclure is visiting
Nrs. Edwin p!nkerion in Baltimore
Mrs. a. r. Holdsrby is visiting re!a
tiyes in Baltimore
Mrs. James Lillian lett on Thursda,
for Lynchburs, after short visit Il
her parents here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to The Times-pispatch1

lSPtCidi u L ne L lmcs- plSDatCn.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April o4-B
II. Pcachy has returned from brief
visit To Washington
Miss Jane Watts. of charlottesville,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. B.
Watts.
Mrs f. T Lamb. of Norfolk, spent
the first of the week here with her
parents Captain and Mrs l.. w Lane.
y letter received from Dr. r.. G..
Booth announces his safe arrival in
San Francisco, where nc will visit his
daughter Mrs. !. 4. Balentine, and at
tend the exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Daley. who have
been spending the winter in Mime
apolis, have returned home.
Miss Alma Smith, Of Newport News.
End Miss Margaret Brooks, of Rich
mond are spending the weekend here
with Misses Claudia and Mabel Brooks
Miss Martha Strother. OF Fauuuier,
is the guest of Mrs. L. c. Durfey.
The Rev. r, II. stone. who has been
spending several years here with his
son. the late James II. Stone. and Mrs.
stone has gone TO Culpeper TO make
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones have re-
turned to Richmond. after spending
several weeks in WILLIAMSBURG
Miss l.ottie Garrett spent the week
end in Richmond.
Mrs r F Morr!ss. OF Fort Defiance
who has been visiting relatives here.
has returned home.
DR.. j. Thomson Booth, OF the State