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of Publishing Grossly False.
and Libelous Statements
Against Them.
UNDER THE PROTECTION
of Judicial Form and Free from
the Legal Accountability
Otherwise lnvolMng-
e.r 4ssoe.ArEo rsrsn,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Hay 10
Specified denial of charges of con-
Spiracy and malice against the riggs
National Bank. of this city. was MADE
today by Secretary McAdoo ana
Comptroller Williams of the treasury
department today in long athdaElIs
fled in the supreme court or the as
trict of Columbia in reply to the an
junction proceedings brought by the
bank in which 1t was, alleged the
treasury officials had conspired 70
wreck the bank.
.sI specifically deny the charge1
of having conspired to or combined
with the defendant, Williams, or any
one else to injure the plaintiff bank
or its business. Mr.. McAdoo de-
clares
Never Conspired.
Il have not conspired in any way
to inJure or ruin the plaintiff bank
or irs business and its not and never
has been my purpose to infiict injury
upon the plaintiff bank, Mr. VIII
Hams asserts
IAN of my acHcns have been IN
the performance oIsmy duties in the
premises and IN the exercise OF my
honest Judgment and discretion and
without malice. III Will or bias
against the plaintiff bank or its of
hcers
AccuseS the Bank.
At another point in his affidavit,
Mr.. McAdoo says:
..I charge and aver the fact to be
that my inclusion in the sCt IS due
to u1terior and improper motives and
was resorfed to solely for the pur-
pose of thereby uttering and publish
ing grossly false and 1ibelous.state55
ments under the privilege and pro
tection OF judicial form and free
from the legal accouutabidtX tnat
would otherwise be 1nyoIyed
FiHnr of the afffdavIts was taken
TO indicate that there was no present
cconfinneSd on IS.io,a~es first section3-
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and Williams
Deny Al the Charges .
And Accuse the Bank
INIERNMENT
Of Several Thousand Subjects
of Enemy Countries OF Mill :
tary Age in England
cav ..soer.TEe rar.s

LoNDoN, May 15.-a0:3o p M
Several thousand subjects OF enemy
countries of military age We're sent
10 internment camps today, the ma
jority of them being men who volun-
1arily surrendered. At least 1000 OF
these came from the Soho district or
London, those IN the East End waiting
for the police TO take them MANY
OF them were owners OF small nusa.
nesses which they had disposed Of
since The order for general intern
reent Was issued by the government.
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BODIES
Are Expected TO Be Swept to
Shore by an 0nshore Wind
Now Sweeping Sea.
s.r .s.eer.-re rscsD

WASHINGTON, May I5.-An on
shore wind Is sweeping the sea where
the Lusftania was sunk, Consul Frost
at Queenstown reported today to the
state department and many more bod
les are expected to come ashoSe.
weather wild but wind at last
shoreward," his message SAID. An
ficIpate fifty or sixty more bodies
of whom some Viii he American. No
sign vet of Hubbard, Vanderbilt
stone, aein, Forman- &.
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NOT TO INTERFERE
In Any Way in the Troubles of.
Portugal is the Govern
ment of Spain.
..aoctATeppe perss3

MADRID. Spain. by London, May
15-6:45 p. m-After conference
with King Alfonso today the premier
and minister OF foreign affairs made
known the determination OF the gov
ernment of Spain to refrain from IN
tervention in any work IN Portugal
and TO confne itself to the protection
If necessary OF the lives and interest
of Spanish subjects in that country
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Railroads Must GiDe
Dp Their Steamships
After December 1Neaf
SPIES
Honeycoub the United States
Declares Speakers at yeter-
ans Convention
e.r AssoeIA-Eo rsEs<,

AsSocIATEo Press,
NEW YORK. May l5.-Speakers at
the national convention OF the naVal
and military order OF the spanish
American war SAID today snat tns
I-nited States was as honeycombed
with spies as soy of the European
nations. It was asserted in speeches
that in The hotels, public Offices and
even the military forces OF the nation
there were irformants who kept for
eiSn governments in touch VIII
American Affairs.
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:. :. :. :R.r:i p = -

The revival is on. Whatever doubts
there may have been earlier In the
compaign has been dispel1ed and
there's great things doing down at
the big hemIocS temple. What had
been gathering all week broke atthes
SATURDAY night service. Sixty-seveu3
persons walked down the sawdusts
trails and openly confessed the
Christ. Practically all of them were
adults and almost half were em-s
ployes of the HazeI-Atlas Class Com
nany. who were there in body.
Fu1Iy two hundred persons engaged
in personal work and never before
has the tabernacle presented such&a
busy scene.
Mary 4binps contributed to the;
spccess of 1he evening. FIRST there
1rsas a feeling of expecIancy that big
tbines We're coming second. the
IazeI- Atlas folks gave material TO
worL on Third the people have be-
<,,,n To see that if there is a revival
IN clarksbnrfrs thew must get busy.
They I7ave been slow in getting this
SORT of q vision. Fourth. Roper was
tbare ,nl, l3v his noapnif1cent work on
T,i5e ShcDnerd Lead u.s.. and
otl,ar- selections he prepared the way:
So,- +bo,IpbtfnI service The choir
-. .+gtts- shas+ sof3 there Ia roosaIyS
numbers The sermon was a strong
ona md Of a nature ia appeaI to the
ebinEine man IF The present pace
cs,, r.,,,1 he. lant mn dining lie remain-
80 49, <5,,,,s ~ the, camnaipn mxrveIous
+1,f3<-s 80 Iii he saer, =
ent Rio r Street Parade.
rba uazeI-A+1as force met at f1sa
r,,-s4 N1e46odist r.nfscona1 chnrchl
80 - ,,.s.,.e1,ad 10 the "a hernacIa ingas
t,<1S;,, Iel1 nv rbe5 Grepow hand
49, Issrs batweer Stwo and three
I...sI-aS - +baT, s,,<i sarI7 wore =
MSIta nInl =. osrn.+ton nd Whi+e rShs,oni
49, 10 Tit1, lns-,e 1,s factorV nrinted
srtav 49, -,.sde2 ,I3 5rnnosingE ar
oa.-snoa ~ -. ss +1,av nos1ci3ad dow9 fl1es
psassnse p.saa4 1s-s.,s y .1,a s,ccsss ~: fze
saIea.+;e,, eSs d,,a The roTI NJ
-:rsrlor Wbo = has s been Soidinr meet
sst.a4s-.y aass -, go -
So a9Li,e po,,e, - ,;snist a.
-, 4..ds,, =. "a afte,.rao,, s,,5 nr
stded 81 ne ay 1yiaTo 1ast nie11f aaS
S10eo d. PAe-.A0t 1.e,AA-s
fully Iuse.hed an mexpeceauon 1aIe1 80; 80
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station.
DUTCH
Are Closely Watching Results OF
American Note to Germany.
nY Axeo1ATCo rRLs<

ASGocIArG9 r1E1<
THE HAGUE. Netherland. by Lon
on. May $3.50 p m--Ihe D1tcn
government is watching closely the
Tes,1lts OF the American note to Ger
many concerning the Lusttania- Prob
ably no action viii be taken by Ho1-
land until Germany replies to the
Q nited States although there were a
number of subjects OF the Netherlands
among the victims of the disaster.
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ARE sRAIDING
SOME INLAND TOWNS
..n.e,arn .nEsn

DOUGLAS, ARIz.. May 15--Sey-
eraI thousand Yaquis as raiding IN
land towns of Sonora. according to
information received here. Property
of Americans everywhere in Yaqut
territory except Guymas, Gananea,
ri Tisre and EsperanZa has been
DESTROYED, it is stated, and their live
stock driven off.
cori- Ie Colorado, San Marcial, Ros-
9Co1tinned on page ?, first section)
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SuDu1aTlnG AtCaCkNS -hAhy hoL0H.
In the interim confidence preTalis
among hish officials and is shared in
German Official quarters that there
Will be no submarine attacks on pas
seager vessels while the question at
issue was being resolved.
The intimatlon which came in press
dispatches today indirectly from Ber-
lin to the effect that Germany wouia
Willingly submit the question ra1seo
by the American note 10 afc1tIdtloa
was received with much interest ana
IL was indicated that II there was a
suspension of submarine warfare on
merchant ships while the discussion
was in progress the plan might pc
gwen serious consideration by the
American government
Arbitration is Talked
Arbitration also had been talked
of here before todays press ols-
patches arrived Some German OF
ficials had intimated that al
though without advices from bei-
lin they were confident from previous
knowledge of the desire of the Ger
man government to remain friendtS
With the United that arbitration
would be welcomed The dtmcuity
Of constituting a court OF aro1tration
at this time when most of the great
powers whose participation m1Snt pc
desired are at war was pointed QUE
by some diplomats however as max
ing the plan 1mpracticable-
That some way would be found to
reach an amicable settlement pc
tween the United States and Ger
many was the growing CONVICTION OF
many officials and diplomats today
a variety of suggestions Were hearo-i
May Refuse Clearance
one which was given serious
thought. was a proposal to refuse
cIearauce to belligerent ships carry
ing munitions Of war or absolute con-
hdence If they also carried paSSen-
gers This would involve no embare
90 but a separation OF passenger ana
contraband traffic
The United States stands firmly on
the legal rights of its citizens
travelling on the seas ana
believes its position IS indlsputaotee,
Germany. however. holds that this
has become debatab1e question on
account of changed conditions and II
1he two classes of ocean going trahc
were separated. submarines would
direct their attention to contraband
ships alone
Nav Not Arm SIercllantmen-
Another suggestion which was wide
ly discussed by officials was the pos
Sible announcement oy Jne al11eS LIZ
none of their merchant ships would
he armed hereafter. Merchant ships
OF any nationality according to
ruling from the state department
early in the war have a right TO
carry guns not larger than six incn
Icaliber for defensive purposes only
But. by an informal arrangement
with the British government. clear
ance has been refused British SHIPS
at American ports unless they oIs-
posed OF their guns
out OF the phases OF the question
there was believed in diplomatic
quarters. haweveE. mat. some solu-
ton of the question involved eventu-
ally would be reached without any
repetition in the meantime of such a
disaster as befen the Lusitania-
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ROME QUIET
AS a Result of Salandrass Deci-
sion TO Retain The Premier
ship of Italy.

BONE. May l5-1 80 p. m.. by
way of Paris. 9:25 p. hiking
victor Emmanuel requested Paolo
Carcano. formerly minister of the
treasury, in the Salandra cabinet to
form a new cabinet but SIgnor Car
cano declined. The king then went
into conference with Sisnor Salan-
dra and it is thought he may be
induced to remain in power
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1Y ASSOCIATES p-EssJ

CIV A8SoGt<fGG prESD
PARIS, May Ell p. ma Hayas
dispatch from Madrid says 1t IS
officially reported that the lombard
ment OF Lisbon by the mutInous war
ships resulted in great damage. many
persons being killed
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PARIS. May I6.-2:20 a. m-Presl-
dent De Arrfaga, OF. Portugal aban-
doacd Che palace OF Balom and went
10 Lisbon under the escort OF the
Republican guard. according to the
Nadrid correspondent of the Havas
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GERMANY GE IS
AMERICAN NOTE
. + +
KING ConFoRTABLE.

6By Associated PreSs)
ATHENS. by London. May
Ca. bulletin issued this
morning on the condition OF
King Constantine, says:
The king passed a comfort
able night; temperature 1904,
pulse fN4. The patient mas
been successfully tapped. a
quantity OF pus being extract
ed. His condition IS satisfac-
tory"
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sTUDENTs RIOT.
I" AssoGArw Pnrks:

NAPLES, By Paris. $3.50 p. M
Two thousand students made de-
monstration today in favor OF war
The police tried to disperse them
and several on both sides were
,wounded
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~. 4 A8SocIATko PEEHb'
PARIS, May 16-5:0a a. m--A mes
sage from Lisbon by way of Madrid
to the Havas agency says that the IN
surrection in Portugal is under con-
troll.
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REICHsTAG no MEET-
n~ A@ocsx7ror~xsD

AMSTERDAM, by London. May 16-
.:27 a m-BerIin papers state that
the Reichstag will reconyene May IS
pro6aaiy for three or four days, work
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What Gathers All the Week
Breaks at the Saturday
Night Service
REVIVAL ON IN REALITY
asf Week of the Great Com
paign is Expected to Have
Wonderful Sue cess.
DECISIONS.
ASSoUScEMESrs.

Sunday.
IL a. M, special service for
old people and "shut ms
2-3o p. M, at tabernacle,
meeting for men only. subject
docs It Pay Last mems
meeting.
EGO p. M, First Methodist
Episcopal church. Meeting for
women only. Mss Daisy Hill
noted missionary evangelist.
Will speak.
a::3o .. m, meeting for won1-
en- at Broad Oaks Methodist
Episcopal church. Miss NC
Gaughey viii. speak.
7::30 p. m, mass meeting at
the tabernacle
Monday Night.
1:30. family night I.
Tuesday Night.
1::30, business mems and
clerks and Industrial night
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President of Portugal is Re
ported to Have Disappeared
in the Outbreak
WAR TROUBLES INCREASED
And Still Other Countries Are
Due to Enter as Soon as
italy Makes a Decision.
a, A.soc,.1Eo perss,

MADRID. May 10, via Paris May 16.
1910 a. m.-The president Of Portat-
gal. Manuel De Arriaga, is reported
to have disappeared
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And All Anxiety at Washington
Over Delay of Transmission
is Removed.
REPLY MAY BE DELAYED
All is Conjecture as to the Next
Developments in Connection
With Tragedy.

WASHINGTON, D. c. May 10
Word tonight : that Ambassador
Gerard had read and presented 70
Herr Won Jasow. minister for for
eign affairs of the imperial German
government the American note sen1
Thursday as consequence OF the
Lusitania tragedy and other occur.
rences in the war zone, removed al
anxiety here over the delay in trans
mission and awakened intense inter
est in the nature of GermanyIs reply
In view of telegraphic and cable
delays and the probable necessity
for conferences between the foreign
minister with the imperial chancellor,
yon Bethmann Hollweg, and DOUBT
less Emperor William himself. 1t
would not be surprising if the re
sponse did not arrive for another
eight days. 1t was believed possible;
however. that Ambassador Gerard
might report earlier on the manner
in which the American note was re-
ceived by the government and the
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ter. Mrs. Wade Cothran. at Greenvillc.
:. c.. and to Rev. and Mrs. John Lont;
jackson. at Charlotte. y. c.
Marvin Smithcy, of Luwrenccvillc.
Brunswick County, was Il guest this
week Of his brother. Professor w. II.
Smithcy. ut the state Normal School.
Mrs. Randolph lIollandcr. of Chicago,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. y. Bowman.
j. s. Hanc. Of South Boston. was n
guest This week of his sister, Miss
Edith Banc. II teacher ut Lacey Spring.
Miss Kathryn Harrison entertained
the teachers Of the town on Saturday
night at her home on East Market
street.
Miss Sue Forrer returned this week
from :: visit To the Panama Pacific
Exposition and other points I'm the
West.
Miss blanche l.vcrS. Of Grottoes. has
returned from :, visit TO her sister Mrs
Fred :. Anderson. In Winchester.
Mrs. r. l.. Biuford. OF Norfolk. is :.
guest of her sister, Mrs. John w. Cline
in BridScwatcr.
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CIR. Mrs. Il. b. Hubbard. at White

ter. Mrs. Il. b. Hubbard. at White
stone.
l.. w. Eichclbcrgcr and Mr. and Mrs
Slater Cowart returned from Balti-
more on Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Currin and Mrs. Fred
Lewis returned to their home In New
mans Mack from Baltimore OH Thurs
day.
Miss sara Harper. OF Portsmouth, is
spending some time at Roanoke" the
HON" 81 Or. \. VI. Brent
Misses Mary li"any and Margaret
Pierce ana Robert Brent were enter
tanned at the Nelms Hotel. in Henths-
willie. recently.
Miss Garnet Shirley was the week
end CUES, OF Miss Brent Boyd at her
home in llcathSvillc,
Miss Irene Nclms has returned from
baltimore. loavini; her mother there for
Il longer stay.
Miss Margaret Pierce. who has been
visiting Miss Mary Reamy, accompan-
led by her brother. left on Tuesday
for her home in I.ynchburg via Rich
mond.
Mrs. II. u. DUNCAN and daughter. OF
near Cowart. have returned from Il visit
to Manassas.
Miss Marguerite Smith, of sunny
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APPOMATTOX
Special TO The Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The TimcS-piSpatch.
APrOMATTDN. VA, December Ill
Announcement has h.~n mad" OF the
marriage Of Miss Myrtle Thomas To
Ben Paris. The wedding took place this
week. Rev. Nj. l.cpps officiating
The engagement Of Miss Lillian
liowcrtom and Lohu Morris. has been
announced.
y Woman suffrage League has been
organized here The body has set to
work 20 get larger enrollmeu, of
members
Patrons iay was observed "a, oak
willie high school on Friday ana u
large crowd OF visitors was present
The APPROXIMATION Agricultural High
school VIII close for Christmas ON
Friday Many students and teachers
VIII leave FOR their homes
Dr George Turnes, OF West Virginia
Is visiting her father -in-law ut his
home near here
Miss Clara Caldwell has returned
from an extended visit to friends and
relatives i'm Washinptou
Mrs Walter McGnl. Of Atlanta is
viSiiing nsr parents. Colonel ana Mrs.
H. + Burke, Tor tho holidays
Ernest Ahhitt of West Virgiuia. has
returned home, sick with typhoid
fever
Mr. and Mrs u. L Shields Of
Matthews County, have bccu yisitiul.
AlG and Mrs 4. W. Martin Mr.. Shields
Is en- route 10 Wilmington. Dol. where
he has accepted work with pu por,
Powder Compou.
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FARMVILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
k'ARMNlLl.t. VA, December H.
Mr.. and Mrs Burt s. Fem and little
son. Henry. who have spent the past
four and half years in Foo Chow, China,
are now guests IN the home of Dr.
remain for the winter Mr.. and Mrs.
Fem hay" hrcn actively engaged in
the y. NJ. &. \. work in China.
Mrs. Large attended the suffrage
meeting in Richmond this week. having
been sen, rs a delegate from the Farm
Vile Equal Suffrage League.
Mcsdamcs Walter Barrow and James
Davidson were visitors to Richmond
this week.
Miss Lois Hudson. OF CovinEton. has
returned home after an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. Walter Barrow
NJ. H. Gee. Of Meherrin, was visitor
here on Monday.
Mrs. l.. n. Williams and little daugh-
ter have returned 10 their home In
Lynchburg. after an extended visit to
her mother. Mrs. w. II. Burger.
j. c. Hamlet spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Hopcwcll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson were
recent visitors to their son, Horace An
dcrSon. of Crcwc.
has been on Il visit to her son here.
j. T. Wood. of Richmond. spent a
part Of last week with his family
Mrs. Laura Hall. OF Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. Monroe Jones.
Mrs. Rex is the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs :. u. Walton.
Miss Lucille Nicholson. OF Richmond.
has returned after visiting friends
here. during which time she was very
handsomely entertained.
Mrs. y. c. Flppcn has returned.
after an extended visit 10 her children
in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Johnson is Oh :. visit to
her sister. Mrs. rcrrow. of Iynchburr.
Robert Wilson, of I5urkeville, was
her" on business on Thursday.
Miss Marjorie t'lippcn entertained at
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side" is OH a shopping trip In Balti-
more
w. Il. Price and NJ. w. Rowe have
returned from Il recent trip to Balti-
more.
Miss Mamie Stoncham. Of Miskimon.
visited her mother near Mowaskon. for
the week end.
Miss Charlotte Rice was In licaths-
Vile tor the weekend from Wicomico
where she is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Towns. Of Mil
waukc", Wis. are at Wee Iii Kyt."
their summer cottage on the Potomac
shore OF Bay Quarter" for three
weeks. after which they will go To
Florida.
Rev. Starkc Jet. who is popularity
known throughout the Northern Neck
lclt for Richmond last week.
Mrs. Grace Booker entertained al
cards in honor of Misses Todd Motley.
OF farmham. and Louise Blundon OF
near BurgesS's store. at Canada" her
home. near l.ottsburg. on Friday even
ing. Among the guests were Miss Mary
Rcamy and Robert Brent. Of Heating
vile.
Misses Todd Motley aud Louise Blum
don were Weekend guests OF DR.. and
Mrs. Robbie Booker.
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HANOVER

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
HANOVER. VA, December H.
Misses Lacy and Edwards, of Richmond.
were the weekend guests OF Misses
Cay ana barbara Lewis ut their home.
"Courtiand."
George Woolfolk spent SUNDAY with
his mother here.
Airs bullock and daughter have
been visiting the formers son. Adolf
phus Bullock. at his home here
Miss Kitty Winston has returned
from the Johnston Willis SanatorirIm,
where she underwent ii slight opera
ton.
Dabncy Echols. of Clifton rory.
spent the week END with his aunt. Mrs
j. X Taylor
Mrs. Johnson and Misses Margaret
Christian and Caroline Moncurc of
Richmond. motored 10 Hanover on sun
day, and were the guests OF nr and
Mrs. W. c. Christian at "Woodsidc"
Ashton Starll.. of Richmond. was i'm
Hanover on Wednesday,.
Mrs. George Voolfolk and daughter
are visiting Mrs. John Wool:olk at
"Nut Shell
Miss Mary Pcatrass, of "Woodmont."
is visiting in Richmond
Mesdamcs I.inwood Antrim and Gran
vile Valentine. of Richmond. spent
Saturday with Mrs. c. l.. Cardwell ut
The oaks"
Kent Taylor. Dalton Taylor and Vim
cent Auccll spent sunday with their
parents here.
Rev. William Byrd Lee is in Balti-
moro. Md.
Mrs. Workman rcatross. of Mount
mond last week.
Rev Roger Tyler, of Richmond, will
hold services in st. Paurs Episcopal
Church here on sunday morning.
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New arrivals that will fill
his heart with gratitude.
See what values we offer at
$500 to $500.
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HEATHSVILLE

Special to The Times Dispatch.
'HN liSNil LILLE. VA, December Ill
MS j. - helms and Miss Irene Ncln,s
are visiting In Baltimore
MIS- h"hert Hlundon. OF near Bur
hoh"r Of Miss Margaret picrcc ,r
l.Fhchburg. who was Il CUES, of Misc
Mary Rcamy. ''sS
MAI brown. Of lIcathsvillc. /. visit
IN" IN baltimore and other mart -,
Maryland. "'
Nh oyster roast was given at Rowe.s
landing on Friday evening hv ,n"
young people OF Hcathsvillc i'm honor
o; Miss Margaret Pierce.
Mrs Lloyd 7. Smith. of 'Sunnysidc.
rs spending some time with her dnurh
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Blankets and Comforts

warm anu wooly-the kind
that keep you snug and comfort
able on the coolest nights.
Blankets, $500 to 500: Com.
forts. 81. 90 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-12
HARRISONBURG
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

special 10 Tho Times dispatch
IIAEKISoNHuRC. VA, December II.
President and Mrs. Julian y. Bur
russ entertained the members OF the
faculty of the state Normal school ON
TUESDAY night.
Mrs. Grady. wife Of state Senator
y 7. BRADY. OF Annapolis. Md. is a
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Lee Long. on
East Market Street.
Miss Mary Carpenter. OF Washing
ton. is tn" guest Of her mother. Mrs
r.. w. CARPENTER. on South Maiu street.
Mrs. q. H. i. Cornell. of New Jcr-
scy is a guest OF her daughter. Mrs.
u. q. Dcchcrt. an Main street
Mrs. James Warren has returned
from Il two months visit TO her dauEh-