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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-01-27
The Fair That Educates.

The thirteenth annual Kentucky State
Fair will be held in Louisville, Septem-
Der Is to Is. 1t is not too early now to
plan your exhibits and work for the
prize awards. ]. L. Dent, the secretary,
will be pleased to furnish information
wanted.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-01-27
Some New Resolutions
For Farmers.

Resolved That we will so far as
lies in our power resist the temptation
to become blue, and give up in despair
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1915-01-27
Cures Old Sores, other Remedies Won't Cure

The worst cases, no matter of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DIR.
Porter's Antiseptc Healing Oil. 1t relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c. 50c, Sl.00.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01
BASEBALL SUMMARY
TEXAS LEAaus.

gam Nnionlu @. Dallas 3
Tort Worth ncauihont q.
oHifrHtpn Z. Waoo o
ii"uniuu p shreveport
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

NEwtyoRk. Inpc 30 From pebblca.
h. feathers 90 snttn perchn "a 'nbb'r
cote that's The history " The oyoiii-
tior ~ a golf hall.
BACK IN tho dear I'D days That arc
dead. cnbnlIncd and probably peinfich,
the rolfine persons ueed % swat "a
round pebble Every swat used ~ pr.
duce ating that was te.ssnphod
nIonr tho rhnft of The club e. The miitn
~ the golfer a siinE causes paiu ana
pein usually pruyohce prof 1Hy
~ this day nnd age me clerical per
ponn nrc Inclined 10 iuoi ssh horror
ufon the sscnrc nolfcf nscauns be-
cHsHcs ever and anon. They mink itH
the raifurf fault and his individual sin
iiut u lent The eelsas rrSf help
cnapina bcuanHe ita hofrdity. The euHs-
lur habit laa come dp~n from his
nneertorA a fellow cant dueh hor-
atty. can hei
Wen. nlonn about 1858 a. o q eolf.
ms areger, ~ an Inventive turn ~
mira, decided 20 puit GUESSING PROBE
nhly he Nl,a uesfiua ,he end ~ hfo
aud was feprninni ~ he invented Tho
feather hnil no. the ene way pf play
Ing ROiluf Wilhuu, rHhluH the chance
~ getting ioh IL The hereafter under
The hvsA rude 90 a party named hucit
frr
IN, foaihes bail few samples %
which ere siiii alive hUt retained 60
museums and eufis cpllociiuua was
about the saine fifr lH The Huf ball ~
to-day Hnd q lfiflo heavier w. WINS
made ihnels Tho strips pf leather
which serve nH the cuYfr Neft Htnci
tnscihff a small sphes Wan lefi an
rcwei rms onnhlsd ne maker 90
turn HE pnver inside 0in % 4H 90 Hgi
lho ronah stitching Inside
HAVING bren igrned inside out the
lHii waH ready fuf stuifnH Ishthma
we're damned into the opening aud
packed olih aharp stlca A two auHfi
mcHsute ~ feathers usually Wha O.
uiircd iu Hiuir Dnr VI these gnlf balls
sae feather isnts dangerous weapon.
a hall huahoi ~ feathers lneaelY pack
'd uront dnnaensua bat iwo quarts ~
feathers lhBaprd into Iin,eo ihe siso
uf n0if hau y sampihlrN olso aenin
THE feather han ln those days. Whou
properly propelled. ennll have knpsAod
uui leae willard shpnli pe attack hia
concrete Jaw Boa 40 isaihtrs path
hr leather bail continues ln force
until eA"at isto Thou seu cadds
rpyuiutiunised thinfe nfnin Nc fuufi
discarded n,oitall shoe that hid u
ruiia pfrchn saie luainof NisH ponr
fhat dap nlil not hpsiue ANY waoi 80
uhlltie ~ ratfpd away nn The sob.
Ailrf q liiao ll sturh hiw that ibe snlo
nlHht hr rulltd taxciner aud nude Into
Is hAli
The caddS sos,krd she sob. ron0a "a
Together. lied 4 Wi;h stfine ana went
Nnlfine with u she nnAt day Ito rni
aame Rrcai iialancea on hla drives. ihr
sidgtr iunk oosn,sanrr - ID nod the
fntln porchn ban cnmv into osiaionoe
rhe best pafs - tho nutia pofoha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01
BASEBALL RESUL TS--OTTIER SPORT NE
THE DAILY
SPORT BUDGET
Sy.TRArVkQM ENkI

affair wan that Sc cost aaH osly about
me TENTH ~ lhat ~ q fsothef onr The
nest bret feature wna INST ihc wind
aidn't hampsr the fnahi ~ fhe Hu'fn
psrchs affair. 60 sometimes WIS ihf
raac with The feather bpli
it wis la 1855 That the rubber rnfed
hall came into existence in ifr rnrfi
stater. The golfers in this band ~ thf
five and flr brpifnl won't ifin wuiHfra
about lfa great Improvement 1Frr ih'
Rnfia pefyha BAH 1900 Jolly Old Fms
hand. yno nnd Scotland. TOO cnnldut
Heo' tho "balig biuonln' Nauhns de-
Woc" unui 1906 Ard then gent
usmcl klee iiafd opened the Triton
pgspefs lir uard an Amefirsn rih4Hf
core bnn 100 fhf nbiiHh omen Champi
onship and won eamly. brtaure hc waH
abb. a. Rci Tremendous distances ir hia
drives
Tom linn8sioN nf chlfbaal OWNS pue
~ The feather haiis 49, N0HTNi BE- mn
b rrlic nio iu Scotland about i0 years
ago. iiondriow rirhed ~ 900 I'D 10 baf-
gain price since ihen De- hrf ftfuHNd
offers ~ 500 nn1 more mlar bf soft
inH faru'ica.
This BAH fhni iirndelau BOA H more
than 700 years ld maYnr 700 FeHrs
old hat 10 sin 3d. in nou shape %
in almost aH suiii lH piece NJ ulk
lsndeinN often imH ynFfuld tD ahr
he bali on 'oufae aud iil b. oui boz "a
same
'rho bail books aH 10 t $500 could
stand iat Nose nunnn ld BON
dcluw but hate tu tho cnHroe nn
if
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AZ utoohlfn- uu D.
Now fnfh
| iifnuilin iu
hniu'fl,H Alst4uatl tnd hltfora.
l'fsfivr ana NcCniN
Nmmfes litfi ml nWler
=, rhi@doipnp Rii E
fiuHiuu =
PHILADELPHIA iu d
ilahef'os DAVIS snd CaWdt Aies
nudef and kinf,f
pmp'on ufnm sUi NHon
/ AZ uneipueii uu BE-
ilmt Cama
] Vhlnao :
ttn,iunnil q
Batteries iafrnlr tlertr nHd kt
Nhey talo und Wipru
pnpiira N'tm Ind lmsnr
AZ Cueinunt Ait h.
H,0nna Gme
lCmwga u Il
I tiutpnsu
lHtisrim Uhonw nna nrnaanln
7 Nchnridvr i.nfr Hnd WInaa
lmpiroH hlNm ttl tmaN.
N ~ Iouta Nu D.
First Gamo
ialtahma ID
~ Louis
i@ileilcH A'lana and Clnaou poat
and smder
umpsreA Qmelev and ofib.
AZ At LIQUIDS IA II A.
Sccnpd Ofmt in nulnrs
lAtts huye am al
.Si l.nula
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

AMERICAN IEAaur.

Sew N"rk Washington .
BOSTON io-io; rhuadeiphn s-f
'h'OhEu 81 st Louis &.
Detroit q cleveland g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01
How rhsy stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

i.iWnhhn 3 New York e.
philadelphia ~ Hottou B
Cincinnati 2p3 Chicago 90.
~ louis ,-2 rltshurr GA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

fEpERAL LEAouE.

hr1okhn 9. kansas cts IN.
Newark 8 Chi,aSo az nnlagal.
Baltimore ! pitlahnrg .
Ngnale y. 81. Louis
A... ~. g..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-01

Philippines the Carabao is the general burden
For all kinds Of hauling this shortgged long horned is
used.
1t than coincidence that the principal brand
with the Redstar GreenT oils in the Philippines is picture
this animal with its "Carabao"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
DaNNILI.E SiNITARIt-N
DEDICATED 10 SERVICE

ESPECIAL to Tho Times nj ,patch.]
DANNlLLE. VA. October 25-The
hin Too Snnatorium an institution
destined for the use OF people of hum
bile homes who are stricken with tu-
hcrculosis. was dedicated and opened
this evening ~ special ceremony in
which city ministers and Or. G. G. EIud-
son. the city health officer took m &C
tive part. thousand people witnessed
'he ceremony. The Sanatorium has
room for eighteen patients and uppIi-
cations for admission have already cX-
c"cdcd the capacity OF the institution.
The CITY Council gave $1,000 and the
Danville Anti-Tubcrculosis Society
raised $4,000 to equip and lopl: after Il
certain number Of charity patients
each year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
COFFEE rIA|Me! ITS!
VICTIMS BY HUNDREDS
drinking Has Produced New Dis
cDsc-thrcnic Caircinisn.

There - Il distinct type of cases
says Dr.. VIM. NJ I.csxynsky. consult
ing nouroloGi$t TO the Manhattan Eve
ana Ear Hospital. frequent among the
poorer class Of people. but by no
means confined to them. of functional
nervous disorder (cauScd by coffee
drink!nE), to which the elastic term
'ncnrasthcnia' %: chronic caffeinism'
in us broadcast significance may be
apt!y applied"
In cases of ncurasthcnia. inquire
into coffee drinking" adds Dr.. otto
Juettncr.
Il have seen hundreds Of victims OF
this disease" continues DR.. LcsZvnsliy.
among commercial travellers. brokers'.
merchants actors. writer's and men
connected with the news department
OF the daily papers
They usually complain OF the fol-
lowing symptoms, which arc more or
less pronounced: General headache md
nervousness. apprehension in regard to
some unknown impending trouble.
mental depression and irritabiiity. in
soWnia or restless sleep. bad dreams
ana sudden starting in sleep, awali en- :
ink in profuse pcrspration. general
RIGHTEOUSNESS ana diminished muscu-
lar power. cardiac palpitaticns. loss OF
appetite and constipation"
NVfE.-it is a fact worthy of note
TINT the American food drink--ynrtrut
Postum-haH come widely into popul,r
use aud favor with the recognition az
The harmfuLnesS of coHcc. Postum
has iinvor resembling old Java, but
is entirely fire.. from cnHciuc OF nny
other harmful ingredient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Donation Day


" and Nrs Barton II. Cameron
and th"!r small son. Whr havc been
s2cndinr inc summer In fon M arc
now "!th IN" Misses NaHeh AT suck
nm
Nj and Mrs. sam Cohen have re-
turned t" iNch'nond, after aA absence
"' S"Nera! months
Miss Elizabeth Owen. who has been
me guest OF MISS l-i%hif"ot sims in
baltimore mas returned |" Richmond.
Miss Grace i.!AI. oil NhahFihc Tenn.
* the guest O. MISS rl'Hahcta MaurE
i'"|cr!G-sc at her nome, 1870 Monument
%NcNuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Five Years Cor Forgery.

In the Hastings Court to-day. John
Day. alias Henry Hi.l was convicted
~ passing forged Du Pont checks, and
"as sentenced TO a iivc-ycar term In
tie rcnitent'ary lie pleaded guilty
to the charge Day. or Hill. was ar-
rested two weeks ago for passing
forged checks on several merchants
and $1,000 Of forged pa pont wage
checks. all made out, were found In
his posse ssioH. Two men VINO were
operat!n- WITH him escaped. The man
refuses TO say anything about himself
or his pals. or TO tell where lie is from.
Johh Williams. negro. was convict I'D
OIL ie!onious cutting ana wounding, and
was sentenced to the pcniteutiary for
one !ear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Alleged Larceny of Horse.

Melvin T:ayior. a young white man.
was charged in the Police Court with
the larceny Of horse and buggy. the
property Of Or. w. 6. Powell, taken
inst Saturday from in front OF the
doctors office in Bank Street. The ac-
cuscd VAS arrested in Chesterfield
County. fifteen miles from Petersbui :.
He denied that he had committed theft.
and claimed that he had taken Ire
horse and buggy by mistake for a tc nm
mat ne had been sen, for. lie was
committed for trial in the Hastings
Court.
Roger Gi'linm. colored, was sent to
me iiustings Court for fcloniously cut
ting and woundlng Robert Jenkins,
colored
Several parties were fined In the po.
lice Court this morning for carry ing
niSto.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
CENTRAL CONvOCATIOA
OPENS IN PETERSBURG
Good Shepherd Memorial Church Is
Actin. as Host to Visiting
Delegates.
BISHOP TUCKER TO PREACH
John Day, Who Passed Forged Du
Pont Checks, Pleads guilt to
Charge ana Is Sentenced to Serve
Five Years III Penitcntiary.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

PETE!;S3URG. VA. October %
With preliminary services this evening.
the fail meeting OF the Central Convo-
cation OF Southern Virginia viii be
opened tomorrow for a three days
session in the Good Shepherd Memorial
Church. Services will be held each
morning and evening. The business
will be OF LEGAL character. mainly
touching the interests of the churches
within the bounds OF the convocation.
On the last day of tho meeting :, mis-
s!onary conference Will be held, at
which an address will be delivered by
bishop Il. - Tucker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
WAS CONFINED
TO NER BED
Almost All The Time For Two Or
Three Years. Suffered Dreadful
Pains. Praises Cardu;.

Thomasville. n C.-Mrs. J. w.
|each, Of II. f. ID. 1. OF this place,
writes: About 10 years ago was
confined to my bed almost all the
time for two or three years, and suf-
fered agony during that time.
suffered dreadful pains in my hips
and head, and in the abdomen. |
seemed to suffer all over, and felt
] would welcome death. could not
sleep at night. and was awfully ner-
vous. l read OF Cardui in
the Almanac and thought | would
try it, as I felt l must have some
relief from this awful suffering. for
had lost my flesh, weighing only "a
lbs, 7 was getting weaker all the
TIME. and felt l would die if didn t
get something to help me.
sent for one bottle of Cardui,
and after its use | was improving
then bought six bottles for $500.
for l had seen it was helping nc.
The pain was relieved. | could sleep
1t night. My nerves got better.
got several moro bottles
and had regained my health, strength
and flesh, and weigh my usual
weight. My Homework is :,
pleasure now. I have as good health
as anybody. l consider Cardui saved
my life"
Such letters as these leave no
doubt as to the beneficial medicinal
action of Cardui.
Try it. For sale hy all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
Nrw Observation-Disclosures

T'pccla! 20 Tho T!ncs- .! spatch.1
RALEIGH y. G.. October 2J-MAior
Henry j. Hunt, OF The Twcn,y-thir,!
United states Infantry. will report on
Thursday as inspector irstructor ror
tn" North Carolina National Guard.
succeeding Captain Russell G. Lang
don. who has been ordered to report
for special service with the War De
partmcnt ut WASHINGTON. Major Hunt
has been on duty as financial officer COR
TN" National Guard rifle range com
r"atiNe shoots at Jacks onvi!le. Captain
!.anEdon vii! leave for WASHINGTON on
November 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
CRIPPLED Ey HURRICANE.
sII:iNI.I: COMES TO PORT


''>''HIHI ~ I n" IincS- DISrutCh
NEWPORT NEWS Va October, o.
Tie American steamer Charles f. Har-
wood. which lost her :udder and dam
aged her propeller whilc ashore near
Tampico. Mexico. during The recent
hurricane. was lowed into this port to-
day 70 20 into the dry dock for re-
pairs. The exact extent OF tho damage
IL not known. but II viii require about
two wccks TO make the steamer ready
FOR sen according 10 j. W Barry. the
master. The iarwood was stccred by
a ruddcr rugged from n piece OF sheet
IRON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

ORANGE, VA. October 25.-A series
Of thctts OF guns from local hardware
stores probably has been brought 10 n
cos" by the arrest today OF Lewis
H!il, c"!orcd with guns and cartriGc g 6
in his possession. Last night the hard
ware store Of Ware & Watts was on
tered. by The aid OF stool pigeon
Hill was unprecedented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Especial to Tho Times Divnntch.l
CAlsTERSViLLE. VA. October %
AT meeting Of the Democratic Club
here on Saturday evening". il was re-
solved "that ii IL the, unanimous opin-
ion OF tho Gainesville Democratic Club
that We arc not bound to support any
nominee OF the Democratic party In the
coming election who bolts the primary
or Is working :g;ainst any of the vcgu-
lar nominees OF the said primary"
William NJ. Justis. OF Richmond, will
address tho club on Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Will largely support the project of the
removal and 1t Is thought mat ia spitc
OF vigorous hight the project viii
carry and the removal he made within
year
y great meeting in favor Of tho re-
moval project Will lie hold In pllwyn
WITHIN tho next few days Enthusiasm
runs high in that town and In all the
northeastern section of the county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
WONIEN'S MEETINGS.

Nj former students of Hollins Col
le2c are asked to meet Miss Watts,
secretary OF the Holl!ns Alumnae AS
sociatiOn, and Miss Mary Stuart Cooke.
Of Roanoke. at the jefferson Hotel to-
morrow afternoon at i:2o o'clock. The
meeting, which is OF much Importance,
is for tho purpose OF organizing the
aiumnnc in this city, and full at
tendance is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

Miss Marsarct Elizabeth Collett,
daughter of Mrs. Julia w. Collett. and
RUSSELL l.. Dowdy, formerly OF Sanford.
y. c, were married at noon to-day in
Richmond by Rev. }. *. Jollif. They
We're attended by Ny. and Mrs. George
W Baxter. of this city.
AZ noon to-day at Ia" residence III
the otiiciatin" minister. the Rev. +. W.
Moore, Fred Smith and Miss Bertha
Mehlberger. both of Hopewcll were
married. 1'heg wer. accompanied 20
The city by :he brides parents and sew
cral friends. The bride Is from Pitts
5urgh, Pa. and the bridegroom from
: Joseph. Mo.
Vows Notes Of Interest.
The Third Presbyterian Church sun
day school was presented yesterday, on
behalf OF the sunday School Union, with
two handsome banners one for win
ming first pace In the competition for
largest average attendance, and the
other for the largest per capita contri-
buttons.
While handling 4 connscated pistol
at tne station this morning after ad
iournmert Of the Police Court, the
weapon "as discharged in the hands
Of an o't!cer. No one was hurt. but
the huliet passed :hrouvh ;hc office OF
the Justice and Embedded itself in the
wall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
BUCKINGHAM MAY
LOSE COUNTY SEAT
Vigorous Campaign Gets Under Way TO
Take Il TO Progressive
Town of DiilNSn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


AREONIA. VA. October GA viror-
Gus movement has been launched in
this county with the object of removing
the county seat from buckingham 10
Diliwyn, seven miles eastward on Il
branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. Those backing the project
OF removal have employed attorneys.
and they and their supporters claim
that they will push the matter to Il
successful conclusion IN spite OF bitter
and pronounced opposition.
The reasons for the removal as
given by its promoters. are several
First of these is the inacccssihility Of
;hc present county seat. which Is seven
miles from n railroad, and the made
uuatc facilities for the transaction of
the ordinary business OF the courts
which convene ut Buckingham. II Is
pointed out that the buildings at Buck
inSham are old and decidedly made
quatc. while they possess no possible
historic interest. The county buildings
arc but three in number. tn" court
house. tho Jail and the clerks office.
all OF which are Inexpensive buildings.
The promoters OF tn. change also
contend that buckingham is a very old
village which has been steadily de-
creasinE in population and business for
many years until now IL can hardly be
considered even a hamlet, rs it has n
population of less than 100 citizens.
They contend also that D;llwyn is n
live and growing town on the railroad.
Il center Of trade, with tremendous
timber and tobacco Interests. and alto
sethcr suited for the county seat.
Dillwyn is prepared To act in the
matter as n town. ana already steps
have been taken TO furnish n site for
Tie new county buildings and for as
Stunning considerable" proportion of
tho expense OF the removal
This section of the county. including
Marshall district, which !s the wealth.
80 ""A most nonulouS Of the county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent AS
scciation will hold its quarterly meeting
this afternoon al I o'clock in the vestry
room OF Beth Ahabah Temple. a large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

,H'onc' ~ Al II "cIocE, E"N. j II.
iiutson. - j.. officiating after an
extended Northern trip Mr and Mrs
Iil!er VIII he At home at S!lG West
Cary street;
Organ md "on;. Rccitu!
the Loving Band o. Churcn work
cr. Df tn" Second prcsbvtcrian church
viii give AN organ sOn-. r.,itHl this
evening ~ $50 O'clock. Miss Marga-
ret Y. Gordon. soprano: Joseoa Whit
t"m"rc. tenor: Hcrbcr; - Carson
baritone. ana Shcuhc'Al W"ha. organ
list, viii render the pr"gt..- 1t will
10 one OF the most brilliant musical
'%'mts az tho carly fail. anc "a" public
invited To attend.
Br:hdny Pnr;y.
one o, the mos, attractive chlldr"n's
parties Of the season was given by Mr.
and Mrs. ;. l.. Manson. OF Highland
l'h,l:. on Monday. October H. from TO
> j. ", IN The honor Of ih"u lt:iv
SOFA, Campbell Manson. on nig seventh
li'thda:. The g. or sch.l.r 81. orauGr
and HhIic was carried out ~ The en-
tire lower floor Thirty %: lis lttNe
friends were present;
iiill-Hr,ant.
y quiet mnrriuE" took place ycatcr-
day morning q; II o'c!orh nt III. home
Of Mrs. Z. T. Ford, 2o5 -,as, Cary
street. when Miss Swdir y III yhnt be-
came tho br!d" OF Samuc! = iii, IL.
II RonnoEc. Rev. 7. Clacc:t Skinner.
- -, officiating The attendants were
Miss RUBY l.. bryant and Garry T..
Eiyan, sister and brother OF the bride.
Mr and Mrs. I'M viii make ,he!v home
1T iI5 seventh Avenue, :. w. Roanoke.
Donation Day.
MIR. William y. Hhhliston. assisted
by Il committee OF wcll-knoWn women.
:v.i! Toe present 1T tho Home for Incur
nAies to-day 70 receive for 'he insri-
tuition.
Donation Day Is an anuun! event.
tend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26
attendance is expected. as there will
nc businc#s o; importance

~ "Vs''TI"!s o. !HEOItaWCc.
Tho regulnr weekly meeting of the
81. Cecilia Chorus VIII be held in the
vcstfE room Of -. I'aurs ia Irch this
afternoon At / o'clock
IN" i'nrcrt-Tcacher Association of
Ni!!iam FoN school Will meet this
afternoon ~ o'clock. when the
mothers Will be entertained by a mo-
;iun picture show.
MI delegates attending the Kings
DaGrnters' state convention at Front
'IoNa! are requested 10 meet Mrs Clar-
cnce g. HuEton, stat" pres dent, at
Ei1a station ut 1870 o'clock this morn
iI.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-26

October 30. at II o'clock E"v. j Il.
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New Britain herald., 1915-10-12
TO SEEK DIVORCE.
Action Brought Against Ernest Huber - Also Against Mrs. Mary Smith.

Through Lawyer C. w. Kramer, Mrs. Mamie Huber of Portland has brought suit for divorce from her hus band, Ernest Huber, of this city. She charges cruelty and asks for the GUS tody of her two children. Mary and Catherine. The couple were married on February IS, 1912, the brides maid en name being Mamie R. Lasher
 William H. Smith seeks divorce from his wife, Mary A. Smith, alleg- ing infidelity. He names George Schmidt as correspondent. He has retained Judge r. B. Hungerford. Mrs. Smith was formerly Mary Ma honey and has been married fifteen years. MT. Smith asks the custody of his six children, Julia John, Will liam, Catherine, Charles and Mary.
 Deputy Sheriff M D. Stockwen served the papers in both cases
New Britain herald., 1915-10-12
c. F. DIRECTORS MEET.
Planning for Big Convention in New York in 1917-To Boost Membership.

New York, 1917-New Britain 300" will be the slogan of the New Britain Christian Endeavor Union from now on. This was agreed upon at a meet ing of the directors at the Y M. c. A. last night. Miss Edith Bradley was appointed to represent New Britain at the meeting of the state New York 1917" boosters gathering. The state c. E. Union plans to attend the con- vention in New York in 1917 in a body and it is hoped that 4,000 will be enrolled by that time. That is the goal to be worked for and the New Britain Union has begun work on it's part of the boosting campaign.
 The directors meeting last night was we'll attended, and good reports were brought in by the several com mittees. It is planned to hold a union social at the Methodist church November 5. Miss Anna Ward will have charge of the social.
 MT. Atwood, superintendent of the Burritt Mission, spoke on his work and made a plea for workers from the societies. The following societies