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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-12-22

The Virginia Iron, Coal and
Coke Company is making prep
arations to begin active work
at the Speedweli mines. y new
eight log washer will be CON
structed and all tracks and tres
ties will be repaired Immediate
ly. II is understood the com
pany hopes 10 have the mines
IN operation in sixty or ninety
days, Wythevillc Enterprise.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-12-22
Francis X. Bushman
with Miss Beverly Bayne
In one Of The Most Imposing Scenes
from Essanay's "Graustark

ln thrilling action dramatic sitpa ions scenic beauty
and careful interpretation OF the story by ESsanay players
Graustak is of the best photoplays "; produced
.V0riaG PiciNrc U0nd
"Graustark grips one with its dramatic interest The
theme is woven carefully about the thrilling situations
the exceptionally clever acting of Essanay players brings
out the intensity of the GhcaQ0 hrennq POST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
TRAVELLERS TAKE ACTION
TO PROTECT BUSINESS
Protest Against Granting OF Right
to Norfolk and Western
to Change Rates.
THINK IT DETRIMENTAL MOVE
Matter May BE Taken Into Court to
Determine If Petersburg Has For
feited It's Right OF Regulation OF
Rates to City Point.

PETERSBURG, VA, July lS.-Post
u travellers Protective Association.
i'st night. ut It's regular meeting
adopted resolution opposing the
granting by tho city the right TO the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pahy I" change its freight tarin on
me CITY Point road. as detrimental
ao the business interests of the city
rms right was granted several DAYS
ago by vote OF both branches OF the
Iouhcii, and the changes have been
practically put into effect taking the
Pl'cc OF the so-called "Mahonc" SEIZED
nie' AZ the meeting Of the Council
tomorrow night, II is undcrst God an
EFFORT VIII be madeto secure recoi,s sid =
Grafton of the matter and to rcscind
the action granting the RICH; to
chahge the schedule. 1t is further un :
dcrstood that an effort Will be made to
have the courts decide the question as
TO whether the city has lost it's right
10 regulate the rates between Peters
burg and City Point.
Another matter of interest will come
bcforethe Council at this meeting, viz.
the disposal Of the Bollngbrook Street
franchise for electric railway. to
be built from CITY Point to Petersburg.
Two companies have been formally
chartered for the purpose OF construct
Ing this road-the Petersburg and An
pcmattox Company and the Petersburg
and James River Corporation. both Of
which are applicants for the franchise
Under the ordinance granting the fran
else. IL is to be disposed Of on bids
and the bids are TO be submitted TO the
Council tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
DR.. | Ia Us Health aIt,s
AntitoAin md the NcighborS.

one reader writes that the family
doctor wished TO administer nntitoxin
TO child with diphiheria, but tho
neiIhbors advised him that antitoNin is
nan e'ous when the heart is weak. He
asks our opinion. Neighbors viii
nicaSc take TO heart the following:
what In tarnation. TO use a polite
word. do the nciEhbors know about
antltoNin more than YOU know YOUR
ser. may We ask? Why do YOU employ
der the care of the neighbors and save
tho dincrcnccp
What is antitoxin?
When n patient RECEIVERS from diph-
liberia without the aid Of antltoxin. as
happens in certain mild cases. what
hflngs about the recovery? Nature.
How liy producing something in the
patients blood to neutralize the diph-
iberia poison What is this substance
this natural antidote? 1t is anti-poison
--ahtitoXin If the patient produced
no antitoNin, or too little OF II to com
pletely ncutraliZe the diphthcria poison
or toxin. the termination would be
fatal or else there would remain some
serious Weakness OF heart, or paralysis
or other unfortunate effect OF diph-
liberia poison.
Supposing II child or weak adult is
not able TO produce enough antidotc or
not able TO produce II rapidly enough to
cope with the tremendous dose Of poi
son the disease throws into the blood in
severe cases Isn't ii a Cod given
blessing that we can use healthy
horses. sheep or other clean animals to
produce The antidotc in unlimited guam
titles?
AntitoXin Is obtained by administer
! ing 10 healthy young horses minute
doses Of d!phthcria toxin or poison
not the diphtHcria germs, but their FL
tered poison and by easy steps in
creasinS the dose, until in time the ami
ma! can Withstand 81 tremendous over
dose. which would kill an unimmunzed
or normal animal Finally the blood
Is withdrawn; II contains tho anti
dotal substance. the d!phtheria anti
toxin. II is carefully altered. concen-
tratcd and placed in sterile containers
for Use
Any one who cats meat. sausage or
r"iik can scarcely conjure up a bogie In
ontitoNin, unless he be one OF these
paper Observation-Disclosures
stamped, Addressed Envelope 4
lady describes her case frankly enough,
ana in her own language. closing thus:
paper soon, ] am, ctc.. etc"
Rrply-lf we should print the an
swcr lot OF people would he hopping.
We fear II YOU put personal qucs-
lions, don't forge, 10 enclose the we'll
known 5 n g. for personal reply
THE Itch Is All on the Outsidc--Some
time az" YOU commended crandrna's
oid-time sulphur and lard ointment
for the itch should IL he taken in
terna!lN or rubbed on the skin" And
how Inuch at q time?
RcrIy--Tnc itch never gets deeper
than the skin. Rub II on, using about
q pound Of freshly made ointment tho
first sitting If the skin is properly
scrubbed with hot soap and.watcr first,
and Tho ointment rubbed in thoroughly.
one treatment ought to clear up the
trouble. that Is, ii you're sure ii Is the
itch tscabics).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
oLD-FASHIONED "BLUE LAW"
ENFORCED IN J.YNCHBIRG
lSpecial to Tho Timcs-Dispntchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
iNCiIBURG, VA, July ls-As a re-
suit Of half a dozen fines imposed in
the Police Court during the past week.
i.ynchhurg was shut up so tight to-day
that The only thing purchasable was n
meal at hotel or restaurant. and Il
morning newspaper Until recently
soda water, tobacco and honbons could
lie had without question from drug
stores, restaurants or hotels, but re-
Gently, and very quietly. the police
started a campaign looking to the en-
forccmcnt of the city ordinance, which
Is much more drastic than the State
code. This has resulted in an agree
mcnt between druggists for short Sun
day hours, and when open these stores
dispense only drugs. 1t is not improb-
able that an effort will be made in the
city Council To repeal the ordinance.
for as long as it is there IT is Mayor
testers intention to enforce II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
News Notes of Interest.

The Methodist sunday school Asso.
citation held Its monthly meeting this
afternoon at the Memorial Church. En-.
c"uraging reports from tho several
sunday schools for the past :,ur sab
baths were read and interesting OK
crciscS were held
John Henry Wright. colored. was ar
rested last night for holding up and
rohhnS two negroes. near the old
Market, Of S22. The arrest was made
soon after the robbery, bu; no money
was found
The negro Cecil Tyson. who is
charged with stealing indorscd Du
Iont checks 10 the value Of between
5000 and $500, belonging to j. 81.
NIKE. merchant OF Hopcweil and
VINO escaped from the station-house
here sunday morning. was ouickly
back here.
The body OF Greek labo.c- n, On
Points was found this morning in mo
woods near llopcwcl There were no
signs Of Violence about the BODY. ana
1t was brought here for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19

! european countries. The upward move
ment In prices prior to tho war had in
iact been worldwide. An inquiry of
the British Board OF Trado In 1912
showed increases in food prices In
various countries over prices In 1900.
ranging from Is per cent In Great
britain and France to 16 per cent in
australia. to 80 per cent In GERMANY.
70 80 per cent in Belgium and 80 per
cent IN Austria. In Canada and in
mo united States the increase shown
was even greater than the hip hest OF
these ngures. Thus it will be seen
mat the increased prices directly duo
20 the war, coming as the elimination
oi long period of Increases. are much
49, serious to the masses OF the popu-
la'ion than the mere figures Indicate
IL is obvious. too. that the increases
OF inc first four to six months ropro-
Son'ed only the beginning of the wor.s
erect on the cost of living"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
NEWS OF ASHLAND
Especial TO The Times-Dispa,ch. ]

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. July lS.-Thc Union
Sunday School Association held it's
quarterly meeting in Duncan Memo
rial Church during the pas, week
Lawrence Fox presided Talks were
made on various subjects regarding
Sunday school work by Mcssrs Wood :
fin. Lancaster. Meybcrg and Jones
Mrs. G.. NJ. Hastings and Miss Frances
Lancaster had charge Of the musical
program.
Rev. Henry rfeiTer of Farmville
was here this week. visiting friends
Miss Estelle Deaton, Of Richmond
is visiting in the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. a. c. Ray.
Mrs }. stewart Smith and Stewart
Lee Smith. of Eas, Orange, y. j.. are
guests Of Mrs j. Watkins Lee.
Mrs. T. LcttCh Lancaster and little
daughter. Sue Reeve. and Miss Tunic
Wee Wright left here Saturday to visit
her sister, Mrs. ]. Lyon Price. in
Chase City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Palmer Gordon are
attending the Baptist Convention al
Virginia Beach.
Rev. Joshua Hunter and DR.. s. G
Hatcher have gone 10 North Carolina
TO attend the Sixth District Confer.
oncC.
Mrs c. J. Williams and Miss Eliza
beth Williams viii 60 on Wednns|a,
10 Highland County to visit Dr. and
Mrs. I. VI. Jones
Rev. and Mrs Clifton Ghlies, of New
Haven. Conn. are guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Elliott de Jarnctt
Mrs. *allie Penn Gregory will Ieay.
this week to visit relatives i'm Han.
over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19

dlfiicult TO carry conviction by any
advance notice nowadays. 1t is so diff
hcult indeed, that it will not even
dc attempted. The picture will remain
ut the Isis all tho week, and it may
speak FOR itself. Ii ii even approaches
IN strength and pathoS and beauty the
vaudeville sketch from which IL was
adapted, it will be about the finest
Thing that the town has seen since the
world went scrccn-mad
For to-day and tomorrow the Co
loniars big picture will be The Flam
ing sword" Metro production. in
winch Jane Grey and Lionel Barry
more are featured. IT is said that this
photoplay vaguely resembles The
Island OF Regeneration" which proved
so popular few weeks ago IN that
most OF its action takes place on a
little island far removed from the
madding crowd. Kncckabout Charlie
Chaplin, in Ills New Profession" will
appear on the same program.
Little Mary Pickford, the most pop
hiir star 10 be seen on the Paramoun,
programs Viii be the attraction n,
, The Little Thcater for the first half OF
the week. AS has frequently been said
that announcement is sufficient in IT.
sell but II May be mentioned, for the
SAKE OF me record. that she is 10 an.
pear III photoplay specially writer
Tor her. called Little Pal" In it she
assumes the role of sad little half
breed, who lives and suffers amid the
( hardShips of Alaska.
Tho Strand offers n daily change OF
program this week, to-days bill being
julius Stcger in The Fifth Command
mcnt"
1t seems likely, as the management
expects, that midnight at Maxim S.
which Will he shown at the Victor on
Wednesday and Thursday, will be
something rather more than sensa
uonnl To-day's Offering will he an
other episode Of The Romance OF
Elaine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19

The funeral OF Colonel T. NJ Field
the gallant old Confederate veteran
and respected citizen, who passed
away last evening at his home I'm Cor
liz street. VIII take place tom orrow
morning at II o'clock from Grace
Episcopal Church and will be attended
by A. l.. Hin Camp in a body. OF which
lie was AN honorcd member Colonel
Field is the sixth member OF The Cann
TO pass away this month. He would
nave been c!rhtyfour years old to-
day. He entered the Confederate army
~ the outbreak of the war as captain
OF the Grccnesvillc Company, which he
raised and which formed a part Of the
twelfth Virginia Regiment, Malone
Nrieadc lie participated in all Of the
battles in which that famous command
was engaged. His notable service and
Sailhntry won rapid promotion for
MN until finally he was made colon Il
OF the regiment which he gloriouslv
led on many battle fields. In point OF
seniority he was nearly at the head OF
virginia veterans The names OF his
surviving children were publishes in
to-day's Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
Antoincttc nonnelly,s Answers.

hhtoihcttc t10nneIly'S Answers.
kttty-Ycs, Kitty. Your teeth should
be brushed thoroughly after each meal
Fruit acids, such as grape juice. orange
and lemon juice and apples stimulate
flow of saliva and arc cleansing An
apple eaten in the evening will me-
chan!cally and chemically cleanse the
teeth. and If followed by proper brush
ins VIII protect them from the action
OF bacteria during the night ThorouCh-
ly rinse your mouth before retiring
with weak solution OF bicarbonatc
or soda and common salt, equal parts
OF each, tcaspoonful TO pint of
water. shall be glad 10 mail YOU my
instructions for care of the teeth If
You Will send me q stamped, addressed
envelope.
George am clad to be able 70 help
YOU Mid cases OF perspiration OF the
feet may he hcncfi;cd by adding com
mon baking soda To the foot bath. or
by the use of :, wash made OF two
drams of salicylic acid dissolved in a
pint Of alcohol. For rrofusc sweating
take salicylic acid, nftocn grains
starch, on"-half dram, and lalcuin
powder one ounce. Min we'll and dus,
over the feet night and morning
Mary--if YOU Wul practice this exer-
else for about e.. OR fifteen minutes
each nigh, after getting into bed YOU
VIII nnd il wonderfully effective for
reducing the abdomen. Lie FIAT on
your back, Nv.,h Your arms AT your
sides. Raise one leg, then the other,
as high as possible keeping the legs
stiff and urbeut at the knees DO this
twenty times Al nrs,, gradually in
crcas!nC To nfty | have a reducing
dietary which will send you II YOU
viii send stamped addressed envelope.
Mss j. l. good exercise for re
duci,S q double chm IS 10 stand erect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
BcrScr-ljickcrSon

tSpcc!a 10 The Times D!spatchl
LfNCIiRURG, VA, July lS-profne.
sor Emil Berger, and Miss Julia Eliza
hetn biekerson, daughter Of Mrs r.. J.
i)ickerson. both OF this city, were mar.
iicd on Saturday AT the home Of ,Lo
bride, the ceremony being performed Lv
REV Frank l.. Wells. pastor Of Memo
rial Methodist Church. The ONLY AT,
t"ndants were Master James Dickcrson
Palmer, who assisted with the brides
MOVERS, and little Miss Dorothy Dick
crSon, the ring bearer Professor Rcr-
ger is Instructor OF music at the Vir-
Ginia Christian College. and orranist al
the First Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
INTER1IoNT CHAUTArQuA
~ SESSION At RRISTOI,

I'|I'-VI'NI 10 NJ IITntS- DlSpAtCN
BRISTOL TENN, July lS-Thc sec
ond annua! session Of the IntcrInont
Chhutauquh. conducted under the ou-
spices OF thc Virginia Baptist En-
ca'nhment, opened here to-day. with
services In the First Baptist Church.
teN Joseph I. Watts, of Richmond. is
conducting the Chautauqua. and is as
sisted ny prominent iaptiSts of Nir-
gina. pr joseph Roach Stratton. of
stanton, preached the oponing SER
mon. This afternoon Miss A. l.. VIII
i"ms, Of birmingham, delivered an adj
dress on The call of the Twcnticth
century" Tonight was devoted TO n
meeting Of tho baptist Young Peoples
Union. The sermon was delivered by
Kew. Harry w. Virgin, Of Roanoke
Many prominent Nirginians arc in at
tendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS


With the closing of Mr.. Bcrthclct' 5
admirable stock company at the Bijou.
the towns theatrical entertainment
becomes limited TO IN. fields Of vaudc-
Vile and picturcs---if these fields with
their boundlcSs opportunities. may be
referred TO as limited. Certainly they
offer a widely varied dramatic crop
during the first par, OF the week, AT
least
An unusual feature act is conspic.
nous on the Lyrics bin for the nrst
half Of the week in the turn 10 be
presented hy Nine. Sumika, a japanese
singer and four gcisha girls II is
said that this act has been notably
successful on number OF big -timc
bills Local interest viii he supplied
BY ANciing and Lloyd. eccentric coined
ans. who are both natives of Rich.
monp--dccordin to the announcement
oi thr house. others on the program
are. Inc Three Ascardos. Spanish nc-
rohats and FOUNDERS; the Bolscr broth
crs, mick banjo players. and Harry
fi"!Wan and company in the farce
sketch. Adam KliIoy"
Even those who long for return
oil IN" actor 10 tn" stage are LOOKING.
forward TO seeing George Bcban I'm
his photoplay. AN Alien" at the Isis
this week 50 much extravaeant
laudation has beer wasted on mediocre
productions by press agents that it is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
Before an examiner OF Tho ln,crs,,t


tSpecinl 70 The Times DlspatchD
.YNCHHuRG. VA. July ls-Miss
Nina Florence bowling, dS:Ehtcr OF
y. f.. Rowling, and William Wtnrficld
Parsons. OF Richmond. were married
Saturday afternoon at the parsonage Of
Collage Hill Baptist Church. Rev W.
y. Ayrcs was the cclcbrant. Nh Par
sons formerly resided in Lynchburc
but after wedding trip they will live
In Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
WHEN TRAIN STRIKES CAR

ASHENILl.E, y g.. July lS.-Carl
ShufoEd. aged I'VE. and Ruth Shuford.
aged three. were instantly killed to-
night when Southern PASSENGER train
struck the automobile in which they
were riding near Hickory. Rclton C.
Hhuford. their father. was seriously
injured, and Mrs. Shuford Miss BETTE
liollyard and Miss Lola Munday. the
other occupants OF the car, were
slightly injured All are residents of
Hickory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
u seful
Hints
Woman and Home
Foods Don IS for Summer
BY ANToINI:TTE DoNNELLY.
Copyright. 1915. Ivy Antoinettc

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
The Honeywell IIosuitnl.

The hospital building now bcin"
constructed at liopewcll will be ready
for occupancy by August !. u will be
under the supervision OF the medical
fraternity Of tho town ana is n much
needed institution and will serve TO
relieve tho congestion at tho Peters
burg Hospital. TO which the Hopcwcll
injured and sick are now sent The
now hospital, besides wards. viii con-
tain twcnty-one private rooms for the
treatment of patients
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-19
SOUTHERN CONTINUES TO
D0UBLE-TRACK ITS LINES
completing Additional Forty-NftIc
Strip Between Lynchburg
and Charlotte, n. c.
IMPROVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA
company Has Completed .7.5 Addi-
''ohal Miles OF Electric Block Sig
mus between Points on Main Line
OF Road in This State.

inc southern Railway. in the
''''r iu'ure cuts in an additional for,v
ih'ies OF double track on tho ,n,i, ,,ro
between Lynchburg and Groenshoro
~ e. there will remain on,,. o,,a
miles Of single track be,w.or 49,,
ana Charlotte, y. G. The dfs,,,
wee" the Two points last named IS pos
miles 80
The southern has been going aha,
WITH the work of double tracltirr ,n"
washing ton Atlanta line, no,wi,b.
standing the general Depression 3,
business conditions through it's torr,
tory. Several neh contracts for tract
construction in Virginia are oxnec,oo
10 be announced within the next month
CoMrLEIEs INSTALLATION
OF NEW BLOtIk SIGNALS
WORK on the installation OF electric
n!ock signals covering 77.5 miles OF
me aouthcrh's Washing Atlanta line
mas Dccn started between the followinr
POINTS Orange ana Arrowhead. Va. &c
M!!es' Elina and Amherst. Va. ISIS
miles. a. ID
me new electric signals Will be for
$3.50 rack nearing completion. with
~ exception or nine miles between
Nhlttlc and Dry Fork AT ir,erv,ie
.. approximately two miles, 100 signals
OF inc upper quadrant thrce.uosl,inn
tSpc VIII be erected. Power Will be fur.
h!shed by substations a, ch,rIo,tn.
'li!"' Hhipnan and Danyiile
Ihe signals will be so Centralized ,h,,
Nheg VIII indicate to the engineer Inc
Pf"schc" OF train ahead broken
ran, open switch, or any other obs,ruc.
non 10 TRAFFIC Tour miles in advance OF
MS train. thus giving him tn. ,ime
safety and expedition The block Gin.
MAI system is operated by threc-nhasa
Alternating current OF 400 volts car
RED on special poles erected along the
rsnt -oi-way. In addition the current
NH be used for lighting stations and
other buildings, as well as yards.
TOTAL. OF 4I5 MILES
Is NOW PROTECTED
The completion OF the new signals
VIII make total Of 4l5 miles so pro
tected OF The 6i3 between WASHINGTON
ANA Atlanta. Between Washington and
Charlotte, y. c., the system Will be
complete with the exception OF /,
twenty-miie stretch between Arrow
head and Elma, Va, which mas not vet
been double tracked.
Heforc an examiner OF the Interstate
commerce Commission in Chicago last
week, during the hearing Of the pe,i-
ton OF Western and Southern railroads
Tor an increase in passenger rates, G.
W. Hillman. AN accountant for the pro
testing state Railroad Commission. de-
c.nrcd that tho depreciation in passen-
ger equipment was due TO mania" OF
tho American public for speed in the
operation Of railroad trains. The wit
ness stated that he considered the only
diIcrcnc. tending TO make the opera
uon of Il passenger train more cXpcn-
sivc than a freight train was the ele-
'1cnt OF speed.
The Pulaskian., 1915-03-26

The Wednesday Bridge Club was de- lightfully entertained last week at the Home of Mrs E. Eichenbaum on Palm street with a beautifully appointed luncheon. St. Patrick's Day colors were observed in the colors, the cen tral decoration being a bank of ferns. Those present included Mrs. Harry Hanf of Pine Bluff, and the members oI the Wednesday Bridge, Mesdames Albert Pfeifer, Emanuel G. Levy, Nor. ris B. Sanders, D. Jacob Daniels, F.. Katzenstein, Henry Loeb and Jo- seph Daniels. At the conclusion of the luncheon bridge was the after poon's entertainment High score ia. yors were awarded Mesdames Albert Pfeifer and E. Eichenbaum Mrs. Har- ry Hanf was presented with souvenir of the occasion.
The Pulaskian., 1915-03-26
FAREWELL TO DOCTOR lNLow.

About 50 friends and fellow church workers of Dr. R. M. Inflow, former state secretary of Baptist Missions, gathered at the Pulaski Heights Bap- tist Church Tuesday night to pay a farewell tribute to this popular minis ter, who recently has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Rowan Bap- tist Church in Memphis.
 Addresses were made by Editor Nc Kinney of the Baptist Advance, the Rev. Sam Campbell of the Second Bap- tist Church, Little Rock. the Rev. J. s. Rogers, who succeeds Dr. Inflow here, Dr. c. N. Pate, Mrs. C. B. Maxwell, Mrs. J. K. Smith and others Musical numbers were rendered by Miss Lila Westbrook and MT. Neighbors.
 The family of Dr. Inflow will move from their home at 514 Cedar street to Memphis next week. Miss Lucille In- low, who is attending Central College at Conway will remain there until the end of school.