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The Washington times., 1915-12-13
SIX MENTIONED FOR
POST OF DR.. SHAW
Suffrage Convention Faces
Problem Of Selecting Success
sor to Famous President.

Faced by the problem Of naming an
other person for the preside ntial chair.
held for eleven years by the Rev. DR..
Anna Howard Shaw, the delegates to
the forty-seventh annual convention of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage Assoc alton began arriving IN
Washington today. DR.. Shaw has said
she will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
With a genuine ministerial smile
lighting her countenance and looking 9
ten years younger than her sixty-eight
years, DR.. Shaw was among the first
to reach headquarters at the Willard
Hotel today. She went into conference
at once with the, other eight members
OF the national board of the associa-
ton. The executive council, made up OF
evening as a preliminary to the opening
of the convention tomorrow.
with DR.. Shaw eliminated. one Of the
commanding figures of the National As
Chapman Gait. president of the Inter
national Association for Woman Suf-
frage.
Another woman who has a large fol-
lowing Is Mrs. Medill Mccormick. wife
of the Chicago publisher. who as chair
man of the Congressional committee
has given much of her wealth and high
ly trained intellect to the suffrage move
ment.
The imposing array of potential can
didates for the presidency includes Mrs.
Frank NJ. Roessing, former president OF
the Pennsylvania State association
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick, who. when
she is not working for suffrage, is
writing treat'ses on biology; Mrs. Desha
Breckenridge. granddaughter of Henry
Clay and representative of Kentucky
at the convention, and Mrs. Pattie Ruff
ner Jacobs, of Alabama. the youngest
State president in the work.
Mrs. Winston Nhurchill is probably
the busiest woman In Washington to-
day. She is chairman Of the local ar
rangpments committee. Her report will
be among the first heard when the con-
yention opens tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-12-13
Former Hoodoo Steamer
Now Big Money Maker

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 13.-The old
Alsoa, formerly hoodoo freighter of the
former Pacific Mail, has blossomed out
as n real war Daby.
This steamer. which i'm times OF peace
used to be tied up IN the lower bay with
cold boilers for large sections Of the
year. has earned S3OO.o 900 that was paid
for her when she was rechristened the
California. Also she has earned $4,000
more.
Furthermore the California-nee Algoa
has now been chartered to powder
company at 81. 700 a day, or. $5l 900 a
month or $751;, 900 year, or more than
twice as much as her owners paid for
her.
The Washington times., 1915-12-13
POSLAM BRINGS
COMFORT WHEN
THE skin A|LS

II you need its marvellous healing ef-
feCts do not hesitate to use Poslam
for II cannot possibly harm.
For the treatment OF Eczema. Acne.
Tetter. Psoriasis. BARRIERS Itch and
other skin troubles. Poslam demon
stratcs its healing powers quickly. inn
provcment being seen daily.
When treating Pimples Rcd Noses.
Complexion Blemishes. Rashcs. Scalp
troubles. etc. beneficial results are
often to be noted over night. only a
small quantity being required.
A word about soap-Poslam Soap
mcdicatcd with Poslam. is the soap OF
many benefits for tender skin. Try one
one month for toilet and bath.
For samples send 4c stamps to Emcr-
gency Laboratories. 81 West 2jth St
New York City. Sold by all Druggists.
-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-13

Above-MRS. MEDILL McCOR-
MICK, chairman of the Congress
siOnal committee of the n. A. w.
S. A.. who may succeed DIR. Anna
Howard Shaw as president.
Below-MRS. WINSTON CHURCH.
ILL, chairman of the local COM
mittee on arrangements for the
convention of the n. A. w. S. A.,
which opens tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1915-12-13
To Speak on WATERWAYS

Dr. A. r. Bennett Is to deliver a Ice
ture on finland Waterways" tonight
at meeting Of the Mems Club of
Christ Church parish. Georgetown. in
the residence Of II. +. Holdridgc. secre-
tary. o715 street northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-12-13
COnSOled.

Pessimst--You haven't had all that
you wanted in life. have you?
Optimist-No: but | haven't had all
that ! didn't want, either.-Brooklyn
Life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10
WATCH SORE THROATS

because swollen glands or intlamed
membranes often affect other tissues
and lung trouble easily follows.
As Natures corrector of throat
troubles the pure cod liver oil in SCOTS
Emulsion u speedily converted into
gcrm-rcsiSting tissue; its tested glycer.
Inc ~ curative and healing, while this
wholesome emulsion relieves the
trouble and upbuilds the forces / oresist
tubercullr germs and avert the weak
cning influence which usually follows.
III any member of your family has 4
tender throat. got a bottle Of SCOTS
EmulsiontO-day. Physiciansprescubc
nj to n throat troubles, overcome
bronchial disorders and strengthen
tHe lungs. No alcohol or harmful
drug. Always insist ON SCOTS.
S-ott = BOVINE. Bloomfield. nj Is-y2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

Don't fai t5 vote for tHe school tor5s
.Gm1TrIW.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-10

The iIrgcsf aHd most complete.
line OF nptodaic, .o5ia5te jctreby.
eucr seer in Brownsville is Hoio on
display in the biz store. N0tteifh-
| standing HE dill times tVe hare moi
cnf dOGUH orr stock, bHt hare Goided
10 IL in Oydcy 70 please yot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CREWE
Special 20 The Times-Dispatch. !

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
CHEWE, VA. December AIR. and
Mrs. Hurley Branch have returned
from their Wedding trip. and arc 1T
home with the brides parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs Jessie Allen.
Mrs. Maggie Edmunds. of liampden-
sidney. has lately visited her sister.
Airs Rosa Lewis.
Mr.. ana Mrs Winston Lewis have
retuiUcd from Roanoke, aud will make
their home with Mr. Lcwis's mother.
Mrs. Rosa Lewis.
Miss Lucy Hines has returned from
a months stay In Norfolk.
Rev. MarinuS James. pastor Of the
Baptist Church, and Joseph Jenkins
attended The association at Clarendon
as delegates from this church.
Miss Irma Hubbard has returned
Va
Harry Henson and David Williams. or
Wake Forest College. spent Thanks
giving with their parents here
The Daughters OF the confederacy
will meet with Mrs. Hubert Coleman
Ola Wednesday evening. Mrs. 6. ..
Eurtom hats charge OF the historical
program
g. Ernest Morton is at home again.
after attending the burial OF his
mother, Mrs. G. II. Morton. at Ovcrlcy.
The Metnodists are much pleased at
the return o: Rev. Sir. Battcn. who.
il was feared. would be sent else
where.
e. +. collins visited in Richmond
on Sunday.
Miss Leila Carter, OF the State nor
NAL. l'arnville, spent last week with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. BERNARD
Carter
MI and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Of
Narmvillc. arc visiting their son.
Horace Anderson.
The owls gave supper on Friday
evening with covers for zoo. Members
Of tho Blacks stone Lodge were guests.
The baptist bazaar closed on Satur
day. ~ the baby show Wednesday,
afternoon the siX-month- old baby OF
w. H. Galley won FIRST prize; that of
Howard Webster second. and one OF
the towns nvc-year-olds, OF W. &.
Tucker, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

Richmond. anchored ut Rcedvillc for
several days recently.
Mr.. and Miss ricrcc were guests OF
Miss Mary " Rcamy this week
Miss Mamie Stoneham. of Miskiinon.
was the weekend guest OF Mrs. j. c..
Rice.
Slater Cowart aud littia daughter Wis
tied at tho home OF l. w. liichclbcrRcr
this week.
Rev. a. j. tcamy. ST., is home from
4 stay OF two weeks in Onancock, Va.
and Washington.
1. Mack Bray. OF Washington. Is
spending Deveral days ut his old home
in Northumberland County.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson WAS the
weekend guest OF Miss Spicknall at
CHllao.
Otis Shirley is home from Washing
ton for the winter.
Miss Charlotte Rice is home from
Richmond. where she attended the re
cent educational conference.
Miss Clara Morgan. OF Warsaw. and
Eliza Pierce. of Nuttsville. were week
end guests Of Miss Alice Chiffon at
Lancaster Courthouse.
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iat Brookncal. spent tho weck-ond at
tho homo or her mother. Mrs. Eta V.
Gregory.
Mrs. owen Easlcy. Of South Boston.
Is the guest for several days OF her
sister, Mrs. a. II. Finch.
DR.. Floyd Gregory. OF icysvillc. is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Lucius
Gregory.
Mrs. Charles " Ingram. OF Richmond,
was the guest for several days this
week Of Mrs. Buck Reid
Miss Belle Wortham. who is teach.
Ing ut South Boston. spent SUNDAY
nj the homo OF hor, parents here.
Mrs. Arthur II. Robertson, who has
been visiting her parents In Bedford
county, has returned
Mrs. y. |. j. Boswell, who has bcon
on an extended visit TO her daughter
Miss Margaret Boswell, IA member of
the faculty OF the Portsmouth graded
schools. returned on THURSDAY
Mrs. Sam Edmunds is I'm south Res.
ton Visiting hcr sister. Mrs Sam Nor
ton.
Misses Fannie Boil and MYRTLE Mo.
banc, of South Boston. were cueS,e =,
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +: Rn,,
sunday.
Miss Alma Elan spent several doys
this week II. Richmond with friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CHASE CITY

Especial to The Times Dispatrhl
CHASE CITY. VA, December 4-Miss
Elizabeth Richards and William Henry
Little. the latter OF Spartanburg. =
c.. were married at the New Hope
baptist Church. Il few miles from this
city. on Thursday. Rev. II. r.. williams
pastor or the Chase City Baptist
Church, officiating. Ferns, pottcd
plants ani chrysanthemums formed tho
decorations, and the church was beau
uful. Just before the ceremony Mrs
George Greer Richards sang Mine"
and the wedding, marches were rom
dcrcd by Miss Ruth Cook, OF I.aCrossc.
- cousin OF the bride. Tho brides
maids were Miss Lila Jcnreys Mis-.
Leila ThomassOn. Miss Nina Thomas
son and Miss Annie CUTS. The ushcrs
were Guy Bullock. Herbert Euduily,
Lawrence Norwood. Misses Rosemary
Mosclcy and Louise Dcdman were the
flower girls. Tho bride entered with
her maid OF honor, Miss Louise Bass
and the groom waH attended by his
best man. his brother. Charlie Little.
Immediately after the ceremony they
drove to this city In an AUTOMOBILES.
whore tho boarded tho train for Spar
;anburE, their future home.
Miss Sue Gregory. who is teaching
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LOUISA

Especial to The Times dispatch
LOUISA. VA. December 4.--Aliss
. Annie Broome. of New York. has been
on visit to her parents In Green
Springs ana 10 Miss Flanagan here.
She returned To Now York on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Rhondcs. Jr..
who were married in Washington No
rcmber "A. have returned to their home
here after n bridal trip North Mrs
tthondcS was Miss Louise Crank. only
rE:ld OF MIR, and Airs. Emmette Crank
oC Louisa.
Miss Anna Griffith was hostess at "a
delightful meeting OF the Afternoons
fridge Club on THANKSGIVING Day.
Airs. Samuc! cottrcll entertained the
Brida" Club on Thursday afternoon at
her home. Resides the regular mem
bers present. guests for tho afternoon
were Mrs. W. W. Smith. Miss Josephine
Henderson. Miss Agnes Palmer aud Mrs
Walter ID. Chilcs.
Robert Winston left Thursday to
visit friends in l.oudoun County for
several weeks
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this week Of W. s. Southall, on Frank
lin Street
Miss Bette Points. Of Washington.
Is guest OF her sister. Mrs. :. ID.
Myers. on Franklin Street.
Rev. and Mrs. = B. Hanna have ar
rived from Collierstown, isocEbridSe
County. Mr. Hanna will succeed Rev.
Ill. n. Young as pastor OF Cooks Crccls
Presbyterian Church. at New Erection.
Rev. and Mrs. lS. &. Davis unG duugh-
tcrS LEFT this week for Parsley. Ac-
coinac County, swhcre. Mr.. Davis viii
take charge OF /, Bnptist Church. Mr..
Davis came TO the Singers Glen Church
from Roanoke several years ago.
Mrs. Pauline Taliaferro has returned
from visit Of three weeks in Balti-
more.
Mrs. John Lewis Goodloc and son. or
are guests of her sister. Miss
Nelson Maxwell. ut the homo of Rev.
Frazier Furr.
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SUFFOLK

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, VA. December 4.--Mrs j.
r. Rawles entertained the Magazine
Club AT her home OF West End on
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Stutsou. who are
"i' their bridal tour. will arrive in Suf-
ioiK on sunday morning ana will he
at home to their friends at an informal
reception al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor AuitSchul on Main Street, on
sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Nj T. Hank left for
their mcw homc in Capcville. Va. on
Friday. Rev. q. NJ Clark who comes
TO oxford VI. T.. Church to succeed MIR.
Hank. arrived on Friday
Miss Doris Turner has returned to
fnrmvilc. after spending the Thanks
giving holiday with his parents here.
Misses Lucille Jones. Helen Ford and
Mary Whitehurst. OF Norfolk, have CON
cluded visit TO Miss lvrey Jones
Miss Grace Sorg has concluded a
visit 10 Miss Nena Crocker. and re-
turned to her home in Richmond
Misses Mary Francis. OF Boydton. Va.
and Margaret Nash. of Norfolk. who
have been The guests of Miss Bette
Francis at the home OF Colonel T.. T..
Holland. in Bank Street, returned to
their homes on Monday.
Miss Therese Nurney and Jesse Oar
den have concluded a visit TO Mrs. T.
:. Snyth. in Richmond.
Miss LeClaiv King vino srcnt the
holiday with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. King. has returned TO Earmvillc
State Normal school.
Mrs. Thomas II. BrdSong return ell
on sunday from Roanoke ami Blacks
burg Va. where She had been spend :
ing the past week
Rev. John T.. Bosnian AMI wife ar.
rived here on Friday morning from
Portsmouth. and Rev. BOSNIAN will
preach his first sermon II his Now
charge at Main street Methodist Church
on sunday morning.
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MANASSAS
| Special TO The Times DISPATCH

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. December 1.-THE
Manassas town Council met in rci:u-
lar session on Monday night and tr;,us-
acted the usual routine business. 4
special committee was appointed to CO.
operate with members OF tile rcor%;,n-
i&ed Manassas tir" company. and have
the latte: body put in G"st-class con-
ditlon. Officers for the fire depart
mcnt have been tentativrly elected.
Mrs. Freddie sloan. of Washington.
was the guest OF Mrs. i. r. chapman
during the week.
Rev. l.. l.. Pickett speaker of ma
t:onal reputation Ola prohibition. spoke
in two OF the Manassas churches on
Tuesday and Wednesday, evening: ho-
fore large audiences.
Miss Emil: Chisholm. o! Alexandria,
- visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. l.. l'ore.
at her home in Manassas.
Mrs. !. Il. Trimmer lief; on Monday
for Tiffin, o.. where She will stay with
friends on nn extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watkins, Of
Alexandria. were recent guests nj the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. -. Wcnrich.
Messrs. Wcif, Sii!tz and van Busiiirk,
OF WASHINGTON. spent the weclS-end At
the HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lion.
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LYNCHBURG

u.
LfNCHBtiG. VA. December 4.-Ma-
jor ;. l. E;ochemback. OF ;he Cnitcd
states Army. - visiting his sister. Mrs
Walter Campbell. here.
}. Le;chcr English. OF Ma"timsyiilc.
spen; Il portion of til. week mere with
his sister. Mrs. 4. l.. Sniduv
Mrs. l.. i. Martin and two children.
OF Amigo. w. Ma. are guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. John y. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wavcrley McGehee
visited Mrs McGehccs sister. Mrs l..
larry Cunningham. in Newport News
this week.
Misses wil!a G. Matthews. Allie
Gray and Mary l.. Dornin. 81 Alexan-
dria. were visitors in the city this
week. being guests OF Miss Alpha Dor
min at her nome on Daniels Hill.
G II, Gambler has returned from Nor
folk. Where he spent ten days with hi.
brother Rev. Z. 7. Gambler.
.. Il. Barker was in Richmond this
week for several days.
Mrs. L. l.. ONeal has returned home.
after . visit in Clifton Forge.
Mrs. !. II. Carter. OF Richmond visit
cd Mrs j J. M"gri here this week
Mrs. v Is. Grow has returned from
Stsplc;ou. where She visited relatives.
Mrs. /. Il. Tatum has returned to
Richmond. after a visit mith Mrs.
George COSBY. in Rivermont.
Mrs. 9 :. Norris has rcturncd home
from visit TO Richmond
MI. and Mrs. W. L.. Gross and little
son left on Monday for Chattanooga
where they will make their ho,ae.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. W. y. Sa;tler, who
have heen visiting in Baltimore and
Washington. have returned 10 Lynch
burg.
Mrs Il. .. Thomas ANA child have
gone 10 Waverly FOR a visit Of six
weeks with her parents
Miss Marguerite Smith has returned
10 Lexington Ky. after AN extended
stay with Miss Margaret Lucado at
nor home Oh Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. j. Easlcy j:;inunds have
returned from their bridal trip and
arc nov ut home with Mrs. Ia slc;'' $
grand parents. Colonel and Mrs l.. :.
Terry. at their home on Court street.
E"v. j. i. lia;nakcr Of Strasbur-;.
VIII" recently underwent Il very sue
cesSful operation At Johns Hopkins
Hospital Baltimore. is visitin-, his sis
ter. Mrs NJ. IL Dudley. here.
Miss i-orenc Ingram. a student II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
OUCH! PAIN, PAIN.
RUB RHEUMATIC.
Aching JOINTS
RUDE pain right out with small
trial bottle OF old
est. Jacobs Oil"

rheumatism is pain only" No,
ono case In MY requires informal
treatment stop dragging. Rub sooth-
Ing. penetrating st. Jacobs or right
into your sore. stif. aching joints and
Muscles and relief Gomez instantly.
81 Jacobs or IL a harmless rheu-
hlatism cure which never disappo!n,s
and cannot burn the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining! Got
n small trial bottle OF old honest EST
jacobs OF nj any drug store. and In
Just moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain. SORENESS. stiffness and
swelling. Don't suffer! Relief awaits
you. st. Jacobs Or has cured mil
lions or rheumatism sufferers In tho
last hal. century. and Is Just as good
FOR sctatcn. neuralgia. lumbago. back
ache. sprains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

Randolph Macon Womans College, has
Sonc to her home at Admission. Ala
Doyle Hamilton has returned from
Richmond. where he spent ThRnksgiv-
ing with III, brother. Wistar T.. Hamil-
ton. who is n student ut Wchmond Col
leSc.
C. +. button, % Walkers Ford. spent
II portion of the week here with friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
.CULPEPER INTERESTED
BY MANY CARD PARTIES
Bridge and Five Hundred Included
In Principal Functions OF
Past Week.
HOME WEDDING ON WEDNESDAY,
Miss Mary Clore Becomes Bride OF
Gatewood Clark-Mrs. William \.
BiCkers and Daughter Will Spend
Winter With Relatives.

Zen
$500 .,. ~,
CoLf ~ ''h' ~
Fancy Work club Was eniefialhe" on
WEDNESDAYS afternoon by Mrs t. Jack
son Eggborn.
Mrs William y BickerS Sud little
Miss .jacuuclinc Bickcrs. vino have
hccn guests OF Nj. and Mrs sam Jones,
are now with MIR and Mrs. Roger
Bickcrs for the winter months
Mrs Leon Nallc. OF E!kwoud Farm.
was the CUES; for several days this
week Of me- father. Frank NJ Gilkc-
SON
Thomas rutherford. - former resi-
den; Of this couu,y ana o"c-timc
owner OF tho historic Liberty Hair
estate. was IN cuineper This Week. and
was the CUES, of hts uiece. Mrs.
Thomas q. TATE
beautiful home Wedu,n. TOOK
place on WoGue sday evening AZ Roth
crwood," the nome OF the brides pa
rents, when Miss Mary G!oro' the
daughter o. Mr. and Mrs Thomas NJ
cioro. was married to Lakewood Clark.
son OF NJ, and Mrs Dandy Clark. Of
cuircp,r. slss :mma Clark, a cousin
OF the groom was maid Of honor. and
James McU;fsc. Of Eappahaunock. was
best man The ceremony was per
formed by the brides pastor, Rev. /"
w. Win:re,. d. d.. Of The Nuip"rc"
t"pt'St '!"' ga. ''''.'' E"'"'''' ''''' ''''
cercinon! an .hioiMa! reception was
heid an" >UPpe. served Ia" coupi"
leaNihs OH lat" ;ia!i Tor a hon"& moon
Trip 20 Ne" "ri.. they VII make
thc!r nome IN 'ulp"psE
MISS Nsncs custer .! Aito"'a. who
rccentIE "TcHt Week with MIS- I"or-
s,e wager. haS returned home. MISS
nlahche NAHUM 81 stanton Vas
also recent cues; OF Miss NtEh"".
'SI '"s 20 NiSi ft!ailN.S IN oraNSe
MTS W. w IHeH IS spending SvT-
era NeeMs WIN nef son ana dauHhter-
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pace. in
heWisouTg, w Va
Miss Bessie Baldwin, OF Washington.
vas weekend guest OF Miss Eessi5
Mackal. Miss Mackalls small ncphe"
John Sirother' Is spending several
weeks win heT' during the absence o..
MS grandmother, Mrs. ESteNe Johnson.
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HEATHSVllLE

t!EATHSNILLE. VA. December B.
Robert \. Rrent, who accompanied DR.
fred -. Brent and Professor Ernest
Wright as far :Ls Frcdcr!ci<sburS on
their recent trip TO Richmond. Is home
again.
Mrs. II Ward Randolph and little
son. Reed Randolph. have gou" TO their
homo in Richmond after n lengthy Wis
II TO her father, G.. II. Reed. and sister.
Mrs. John L. Hinton, III Rccdvillc.
Miss Constance Coles. OF "cloverdal -"
is; visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Wilnot
Ea!l. now OF Baltimore. formerly of
historic old "DitChlcy."
Tho handsome yacht Trawlcr. from
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ley. Miss Spencer was Oh her way
from Lynchhurg to her home at Aspen
Mrs. j. j.. Arthur left on Monday with
her son. James l.. Arthur. for least
Lynn, W. Va. AIR. Arthur's home. where
she viii remain for. sometime. They
were accompanied as far AS Roanoke
b. Mrs. Arthur's daughter. Mrs. Arthur.
with her sister.
j. sheppard Potts, president or the
Rural Road Improvement League OF
NirSinia and editor Of the southern
Progress Magazine. was in Altuvista
this week
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HARRlSONBU
spe ci.l TO The Times Dispatch.

special TO The Times Dispatch
iiAREISoNBURG. VA, December 4.
Mrs. j. J. Wcrger of Alexandria. is
Visiting her father. L. y. Bcery. who is
critically i'll in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. II. Liskcy celebrated
on Wednesday night the twenty 18th
anniversary Of their marriage.
Rev. j. W. Duffcy, II. u, Of Alexan-
dria. Il former pastor OF the Methodist
Church. in IIarrisonburg was guest
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ARVONlA

'Spec'a 10 the Times Disra,tnI
AHNoNlh vs.. December FruE
IrNirH l-cSu.G- gave q dcilyutctlI card
part 70 a uumD.r % uig friends on
Tuesday evening Among rhos. IN
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BEST FOR LIVER,
BOWELS, STOMACH,
HEADACHE, COLDS
They liven the liver and bowels
ara >traightcn YOU
righ: up.
Don't be bilious, constipated,
sick. with breath bad and
stomach sour.

To-n!pni sure Take cascarcts and
enjoy TIL" incest Honll.s, !ivcr ana
bowel cleansing you cy.l. Experienced
Walk " vim your head clear. stom-
hch sweet breath iiglt aEd feeling
nnc cot rid % aicl. headache. bilious
ness, conht- patton. furrcd lousu". sour
stomach bad colds. Clear you, skin.
brighter your "y"s. quicken your
Atep aUr feel like doing It fuII days
work. '"scar"t> av" better than salts.
pilIs On rn!".n"i hor.,usc they don't
Shock the h.er o. EiIpc He bowels or
cau>" inconvenience All the next day
Mothers should g!v" cIOSY. sick,
h.II"nS. r"v"r!ah cAi!dr"u . whpI" CAS-
car"j any tim" as they cannot injurc
Ia" thirty feet pr t"mde. bowels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

that's the only kind we curry.
Comet Sclr-t'ccdcrs. $3.50 TO s22.5o.
Quality Hot Blast, SIl.5O TO $3.50.
Tip rop Oak. 5000 to 1850.