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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Chief DEMANDS
REVOLT BELETT0
RUN ITS COURSE
Action of Pan-American Con-
ference To Be Spurned.
Warrior Sets His Face Against
Amy "Meddling."
LATIN DELEGATES ARE Warned
Letter to Lansing and COnferees
Snap With AntagOnism.
Next Move of n. Y. Conference
Is Eagerly Awaited.
LATIN DELEGATES ARE Warned
Letter to Lansing and COnferees
Snap With AntagOnism.
Next Move of n. Y. Conference
Is Eagerly Awaited.

Washington, Aug. IL
Orders have been issued to
the Atlantic fleet at New
port, r. l., to be prepared to
sail for Mexican waters.
Rear Admiral Benson,
chief of Operatio5z after
conference with Secretary
Daniels said no orders had
been issued for the fleet to
depart.
Cornish, Aug. 11.-President
Wilson left here at 3 o'clock this
afternoon for Washington to
confer with offi' there on
Mexican situate
Washington, Aug. 11.-Gen-
eral Carranza, through h i S
Washington agent, today noti-
fled Secretary Lansing that "the
Mexican people view with dis
pleasure any attempt tending to
Illustrate tlS success of Car
ranza's armed forces.
-Carranza'S message referred
to the Pan-American conference
and was taken as plainly signify
ing he would not agree with its
action toward Mexican affairs.
Carranza also has sent a SINH
lar notification to the diplomatic
representatives of all the Latin
American republics participating
in the Mexican conference, say
ing that any attempt between
them and the American govern
ment to solve the internal situa-
tiOn in Mexico, would involve an
act which could not be looked
upon with levity, as it would
mean on the part of the Latin
American nations the acceptance
of the precedent that they can
take part in any internal affairs
of a sister nation with the CO.
operation of the United States
something absolutely undesir-
able, not only in so far as it may
affect the relations between the
Latin-American nations them
selves, but also because it might
involve the moral support of any
future decisions which grow out
of similar conferences.
Carranza's communication de-
livered on his behalf by his
Washington agent, Elesio Are
dondo, was regarded as little
less than a defiance of the Unit
ed States in its effort to bring
all the Mexican factions into a
conference for peaceful settle
ment of Mexican affairs.
What Will Wilson Do?
What the next move of the Pan
American conference in session in
ICnntinred on PAGE Six
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
General Auguste Killed Lead
ing Attack on st. Marc.
CapertOn Reports Trouble
Brewing in Republic.

Washington. Aug. 11.-General
Auguste. at the head of 200 troops,
attacked st. Marc last Saturday and
was repulsed by a Haitien commit
tee of safety.
Rear Admiral Caperton reported to-
day that General Auguste and four of
his followers were killed.
Rear Admiral -CapertOn reported
uneaSiness around Port au Prince and
Cape Haitien may cause trouble.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Invade New York Next Year.

Boston, Aug 1.-THE proposed
federal league invasion of Boston has
been abandoned, President James A
Gilmore announced here today, "Bos-
ton is not ready to take care of third
big league team he said But we're
surely going to New York with team
in 1916 and ten cent ball is going to
be the rule throughout the federal
league
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Motor Crash; Dead. 5 Hurt.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 11.-George F.
Murray, a shipping clerk, was killed
and five companions were seriously
injured today when an automobile, in
which the party was returning from a
prize fight at Akron, crashed down a
fifty foot embankment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Pioneer Iowa Merchant Dead.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. lit. S Mar
tin, 62 years old, a pioneer dry goods
merchant of Sioux City and president
of the I. s. Martin Dry Goods com
pany, died toda. Mr.. Martin came
to Sioux City ia 1865
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
CRUDE OIL SCARS TO SO
Prairie Company at Tulsa, Posts An
other Advance of Five Cents.

Tulsa, Okla, Aug. 1.-THE Prairie
Oil & Gas company this morning
posted an advance of five cents bar
rel for rnid-continent crude oil, max
ing sixty cents a barrel the price now
paid.
other purchasing agencies have met
the advance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

Weather Forecast for Kansas.
Unsettled tonight and Thursday;
showers in west central portion;
warmer in west portion tonight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11
Mrs. jess Willard at Emmett.

Emmett. Kan, Aug. 11.-Mrs. Jess
Willard, wife of the heavyweight
champion, arrived here Tuesday eve
ming for a visit to her parents and
friends
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BASEBALL TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT Indianapolis-Mil
apolis game postponed; rain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

At Pittsburgh = Pittsburgh-New
York, postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-11

BOSt game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-01
AMHERST
Special 10 The T!n,se

Especial 10 The Times
AM EXIST. VA. July 3i.-Robert
ilnrr'son. of Lynchburg, spent sunI, y.
sons -. II ioDcft-
Misses Gladys TaMaterro and rrc.r,
COX left on Wednesday for Ocean T tst,"
MISS Iaiafnrro VIII also visit ralo,i,.os
home. returning
Misses corrtnno watts. Nou ana
,",.ne ''rummond and Helen y. Jovncr
! returned on Saturday from Irarmviiin
where they attended the sun,n.r - ',,.
NAL summer nor
Mss Nellie Reed. Of HAMPTON is ,,o
gnest or her sister. Mrs James EdwarG
Mrs, Rose CHRISTIAN and Miss 1t,,,o
~, ,.r ,Ss,"n ar" Visiting relatives in
on Tuesday nigh, J. T.. Bowman mos,
,'o"Shtfnliy entertained his cIass ~,
n"!s OF the Methodist SUNDAY sghno,
h"N. Arthur i Cray. ". Of Iaw
amherst "'NN IN
children's Day exercises viii be he,o
at Berkeley Church ncxt SUNDAY af,ori
noon at o'clock The public g.. co.
daily invited TO attend.
me annual meeting OF the Wornan's
Sn'!s''hh temperance Union wul bn
neld at the residence Of Mrs ~ Z
smiley on Friday afternoon. Aurust :
MISS Lille Moore has returned "a
her home III Lynchburg inter = s,av ~,
several weeks in Amherst.
airs. Amber. Of Roanoke ava
Thompson Brown we're quests ~.
week OF their sister, Mrs \ 4. StroI.'
DIVISION Superintendent c. L. Scn,t
IS THIS week attending The conference
OF division supcrintcudcnts which e
being held in T.ynchburr
MISS Harriet McN. Evans on Tues
DAY morning most dolightfully ortor-
tanned ne Amherst Bridge club Those
present were Mrs. Amber of Rom.
oke; Mrs. =. T. strobe Mra sam wine
Mrs. w j. Reed, Nrs r. ST. con-
Mrs Bond Mrs.. G t. Ioub.r, NJ.
Percy Rage, OF Amherst. nnd Mn
minor Lewis "l Sweet Eria~. Miegas
Mary scott, Irer" King, Martha Rohcr,- =
: son Della Pare ana Gertrude Davi..
! OF Amherst; Miss Cox. Of naIfino,o,
/ Mss Lillian Moor" of Lynchburg. and
! Thomson Brown
I The prize for making the bIphco,
! score went TO Miss Martha Rob.rIso,
I ana Miss Lillian Moore. who (. roturnl
/ lnH TINS week to her home I'm Ivnrb -
J hNrf presented 70 the club "a farcw.lI
gift prize
/ Miss Ruth Ware LEI, "Wednesday for
VISIT 70 friends At Fahers.
! Nev. X Raughan is this wcck con
duct!n@ q series OF revivn! s,rytces a Z,
| Pleasant Grove
Mrs Mo!l!e AlcocN. OF Roaaohc. Is
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OF Dublin; Mrs. Clay Mason, of Ripple
mead; Mrs. f. e. Rastian, OF Narrows I;
Mrs. e. a. Williams. of Lynchburg. and
Mrs. Il. NJ Peters. OF Eggleston. AT
midnight n delicious supper was
served. and aftcrward the dancing was
resumed. Among those who attended
were: Miss Julia II. lngles. Misses An
ME Withrow, Julia. Mary and Minnie
ihsics, THOMAS Inglcs and j. r. Rent
ley. OF Dublin; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gil
liam, of Montvale; Mahlon Hopkins
Janney. of Washington, D. c.: sIisses
Frances and Helen Mason, Ellen St.
Clair. Marguerite. Minnie and Kate
Pearson; Walter Brown, Martin VIII
liams. Jr., Emory Johnston. r. H. Pear
son and a. l.. Farricr, of Pcarishurr
MISS Bryant, of Georgia; Miss Mannoni.
OF Christ!ansburg; Misses Rcbecca
kearslcy. Alice Jones. Mcssrs Tom
Jones, Walter kudwell and II. NJ Har-
FeE, of Radford; Misses GLADYS Dun
can and Ernestinc Gerald and John {.
duncan. of Ripplemcad; Miss Laura
Brown and j. c.. Truesdcll, of New
york; Misses Mary Jenkins, Josephine
and Frances Wright. Julian Wright and
w. C. Easley, of Blueiicld. w. Va:
Misses Beverley Taylor and Marjorie
creed Taylor of White Gate; Mrs
Joseph Johnston and Miss Josephine
Johnston. of Knoxville, Tenn: the
Misses Bulman. Of Roanoke: c. H.
Magee. OF Salem; Miss Merritt of Mt.
AIRY. N. c.: Miss Janey Reel, OF Penn
broke; Miss Watkins, of Roanoke.
MISS Clara Dillon, OF Salem, Miss Eve
lyn Shaner, Miss Ellie Williams. Miss
Nit'le Hancock and Miss Mary Burn
ley Wilson. OF Lynchhurg: Miss Editb
summerson, Guy Williams. James
GOODWIN, Lacy Lee Durham and Lucian
Archambault Durham, Of Egeleston.
one OF the many driving parties OF
the week went TO Mountain Lake and
spent delightful day. In the partv
were DR. and Mrs, Yates and Miss
Elizabeth Yates. of BEDFORD CITY; Mr..
n 1, mrs. James of Roanoke. and Miss
watkins, Of Salem
= number OF automobile parties have
enjoyed long drives during the nast
week On Saturday afternoon Misses
Trhestine ana Ellie Williams. Messrs.
Iucian and Lacy Durham motored 70
Pearisburg ~
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EGGLESTON SPRINGS

EGGLESToN. VA, July 31.-As July
draws to It's close the many guests
ut tho springs regret each day as it
ends. 80 full Is every minute with
pleasure. The river continues the most
popular Of all tho diversions, and the
golden, sunny hours pass all too
quickly for those who swim. dive or
merely splash around with an ad-
miring audience in the shadows on the
bank. The boats glide gracefully
around the bends In the river, and
their occupants wave friendly greet
inga to those energetic or venturesome
enough TO climb the surrounding
cliffs. where views OF the surround
ing country arc to be had.
The week opened with a delightful
dance given in the ballroom by the
Giles County German Club, to which
all Of the guests were invited. Sew
eral cotillon figures were led by a. p.
S;bold. OF Pearishurg, and Miss Ernes-
tino Williams. Of Lynchburg. Tho
chaperons were Mrs. Charles Harmon.
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SOUTH BOSTON

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. July Si.--NIrs
y. l.. Willis, Miss Mary Willis. and
James Willis, and Mrs j. w Elliott
motored TO Roxboro. y. g. on Tues
day last 10 visit relatives ana friends
Il. {. skinner left on Monday last for
Nichols. y. c., where he will engage
in the tobacco business until the mar
kct opens here.
John Walters and Glenn Poindexter
left few days ago for Fair Bluff
y. c.
Mrs J. D. Tucker and Mrs. S. F
Gil!iiand and daughter. Lillian. have
returned from Ashev:lle. y. c., where
they spent several weeks.
Mrs. Russell Noblin left on Wed
'csday last for Durham, y. c.. TO visi,
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eugene NJ. Terry left on We'd
nesday last for kentucky to visit rela-
tives and friends
In town the past week the guest OF
DR.. H. s. Belt
from Atlanta. Ga, where he visited
his sister, Mrs. y. Il. Pcndle,on
Mrs y. r Mcdaniel and son, of
Norfolk, are in town the guest of Mrs.
McDaniers sister. Mrs c. T. Lovelace.
Miss Lucille Edwards left on Tues
day last for Lynchburg and Roanoke
to visit friends
d. T. fancey returned from Wash
inEton on Tuesday last. where he spent
few days with relatives and friends.
MISS Florence Easley entertained n
house party a the home Of her father.
Colonel Henry Easlcy. on Jcifrcs street.
the past week. She mad as her guests
MISS Annie Gates Of Richmond; Miss
Mary Cole. OF New York City: MISS
Mary McNutt OF Durham, y c.; s. c.
shaun. o: WinstonS Salem, y. C; Davis
McNutt, Of Durham, y. c.; Rufus owen.
OF Cluster Springs
Miss naslcy entertained at dance
at the Country Club on Tuesday night
last IN honor OF the members OF her
house party
Miss Virginia Maker OF Portland.
Me-. who has been visiting the Misses
Jonkins. has returned home.
j. l. East. who for the past two
weeks has been visiting relatives here
has returned TO Roanoke
Joe Lee lcit on Monday last for Tim
moHsvillc. s. g.
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CURED OF PELLAGRA;
WOMAN IS SO HAPPY

Rat!H, Misa.-Ida Creel. ofa this
place. writes: II am enjoying fine
health. better than ! have in years.
My weight liz ll6: when I began taking
your treatment it was 90. 1 sure can
praise your treatment; can eat any
thing l want and 1t don't seem to hurt
me"
There is no longer any doubt that
pellaGra can BIO cured. Don't delay
anil II IN too late. IT is your duty to
consult the rcsourceful Baughn.
The symptoms-hands red like sun
burn. skin pceling Off. sore mouth. the
lips. throat and tongue a flaming red,
with much mucus and choking: ind!-
gcstion and nausea. either dinrrhoea or
constipation.
There is hope: get Baughn'a big Free
book on Pellagra and learn about the
remedy for Pellagra that has at last
been found Address American Com
pounding Co. Box 1898. Jasper, Ala
remembering money liz refunded I'm anv
case whcro the remedy falls to cure
Adv.
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA. July 81
AIRS c. y. Edwards. Of Toano. is spend
lns some time with her parents, DR. and
Mrs T. T.. Butler.
Mrs I. - CHI spent this week with
Mrs j. : Kyland near Ccdon
Misses Florence and Helen Rroaddus
nave returned from a visit to the Misses
cannon ~ blackstone.
MISE Lucy Jordan and Miss Louisa
Cox are Visiting friends in Leosburg.
MISS MAJ NJ W. Broaddus left this
week ioT Toledo, Ohio. where she viii
spend some time
Mrs Van iiagan ana Miss Van Hagan,
~ Philadelphia, are quests OF SIR and
Mr" James w Barlow
Mrs John l.. White is spending soma
I'm" at Atlantic CITY, ~ j.
MiAe kcnlcy Barncs. Of Savannah,
GA Is visiting Mrs. SalIic A. Anderson.
NESS Lucy BARLOW mas returned from
q Visit TO friends IN Frederick burg.
MISC Dorothy cave has returned from
a trip 10 Virginia Beach
Mrs. w .. smith. who has been visit
ing r"lntlvcs here, has returned TO her
home In Louisa
Miss Pa;;ye Parish, OF Washington. is
spending some time with Mrs. Il. X.
Cogh!!!.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS
Especial TO The Times.Dispatch

u.
SWEET SPRINGS, W. VA. Iulv Al
To the true lover of golf tn" unks
offer strong appeal The hunkers
and hazards being nature placed make
this one of the sporri"s, courses in tho
country. Woe he;!de the rnwarv at
the hoodoo-a careless drive there Is
fatal SO far the seasons record ia
held by y. Paxton with score
OF 81
: The tennis matches nave been the
center Of great interest FRS, sol,
Ht:Gy defeated Catl!n. stokes defeated
Volz. Copenhaver defeated Paxton
shaner bye Second So, Stacy de-
feated stokes and Shaner defeated
Copcnhavcr. Third set Shaner defeat.
ed Stacy with a score OF ca, &C ana
6-4
The juniors are very busy rehcars-
Ing play which they Will soon pro-
dune for Sweet Charity" Il 10 their
own version OF Little Women" and
the characters have been chosen with
great care.
There was largo attendance at tho
dance last night where the paul Jones"
was much enjoyed by participants and
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onlookcrs.
Tho Thursday Evening Club was en-.
,ertained by John y. Lewis, supper
being served in the grill. Among
tnosc present were Miss Bessie Bcail
Anderson. Miss Laura Landers. Miss
Jennie Day Proudnt r. C. Stokes. Jr.
and James r. sullivan.
Mrs IL NJ. Holdcrncss was hostess NJ
morning porch party In honor o;
Mayo.
Mrs. J. d. Bridgcr entertained n,
cards with supper in the grill The
guests OF honor were Mrs. S. r. Avis
Mrs. c. w. Robertson ana Mrs ~
Prondht Mrs. c. w. Robertson gave n
card party in honor of Mrs. W. n
Wyvi!le, Mrs. Norborn Gray being tho
prize winner Mrs. / j. Waddell wa
another hostess of the week.
Mrs W. II. Trabue, Miss Elizabeth
Irahuc, Mrs. John Carmichael, Mrs w
*. Copenhnver and Philip Conenhaycy
made motor trip 10 White s,,mb,,,
wood Inn"
Miss Laura Landors. Miss Ell.abe, y
Iraouc Miss LII. n DAWSON. John n
Lewis. Philip Copenhaver and l., g
MoSsman made horseback exposition
80 '.e ,on OF f"ters Mountain and saw
IN" fMii glory of tho moou-risc.
- H"H I'ihcu nus family at
tneir cottage here. NJ. S. Stringfcllow
Avis. u 'ii :
Mrs. Thornton Lewis, Mrs. Frank
Bouts. JEFF Eskew and Miss Putherfor6
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II p
Hathaway. :
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Lewis. Jr. and
,heir son. Frank PAYNE Lewis. have
joined n" family AT their cottage
:, MSS II LYMAN: grand-daughter Of Mrs.
u: u, cunningham. II Richmond - orc
OF the popular girls Of tn, ,o,,r, ~.
set. younger
Frank w Corlcy, Maxwell Wodd.,.
ana Walter Briggs have been addnd -
the Richmond colony. ''''u 10
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PROVIDENCE FORGE

PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA. july Fl.
Mrs Nell Pcrdum and little daugh-
ter, OF Hot Springs, Ark. are the guests
TINS week OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Per-
dunn.
Miss Edith Minor has returned from
FafmNillc. where She haa been attend
ln& the summer normal. and is visit
ing heT amt Mrs. Newton Spencer
MIS- "torgc Potts has been spending
tho month OF July with her daughter
Mrs. John Pierce. at Arvonia.
MIS- X IL. Mountcastle returned this
week from Newport News, where she
has been visiting friends
Mt and Mrs. Hill Christian and
Henry Cudlipp. Of Richmond. have been
mo guests this week Of Mrs. ]. H. Chris
tan.
Charles Perdum. Of Winchester. KY,
has returned TO his home after short
VISIT 10 bis parents
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NEW CASTLE

NEW CASTLE. VA. July 3l.-This
deliShtful resort has for the past week
been unusually active and filled with
gayety. Both bowling and fshine par
Ties have been very much In evidence.
and large strings of bass and trout
have been brought to the hotel by
numbers OF the guests. Every morning
bowling party can be seen at the
bowling alley having a merry time
and making very good scores.
On Tuesday morning Mrs. n. L. Clat-
borne. of Lawrenceville. was hostess at
porch party, 1--WE hundred was
played. and the womans prize was
carried OFF by Miss Virginia Hurt The
mems prize by Mr.. Fitzhugh Lee, OF
Little Rock. Ark.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. s. a.
Plummer, OF Petersburg. was hostess
at kimono party. Two Of tho large
connecting rooms were used for the oc-
caston, and the scene was quite
pretty one, with the various colored
kimonos and boudoir caps of the wo-
men.
The past weeks arrivals at tho
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BON AIR
Especial to The Times-Dispatch 7

BON AIR, VA. July 31-Miss Ingram,
of Forest Hill, was the guest last week
of Mrs. Haskin Hobson, and attended
the Friday night dance.
Miss Dorothy Smith left on Wednes-
day for Harrisonburg to attend sum-
mer school.
Miss Charlotte Echors has been with
Miss julia Wherry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harvcr were
the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Cole
man Workman.
Mrs. Burton Marye has been staying
with Mrs. Douglas wherry.
Miss Lucy Meade was the guest last
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon
Miss Hardman returned from the
panama Pacific Exposition with Miss
Mary Burlington.
Mrs. Sothoron Keys, Of Washington,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
l.. Kirkland left on Monday for home.
Mrs. Fairlie Cooke, of st. Louis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke have been
the guests Of Mrs. L. l.. p Cooke
Miss Clara Powers returned this week
from Greenwood.
.Nlan Ferguson and son, Alan spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
Waynesboro.
Mrs. Pealross. her mother and daugh-
ter. of Norfolk, are at the Bon Air
Inn.
SlTb. waiter Christian was the guest
OF Mrs. Amber Johnston at the inn
last week.
Miss Maude P. Miller left on Wed
nesday for Campbell County TO visit
relatives.
Mrs Douglas Wherry entertained at
luncheon on Thursday a few friends
~ her home, "Coraland."
Mrs Pritzlaf. OF Chicago, who has
been visiting friends at the inn, lief,
for her home on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lillian left
on Wednesday for New York to spend a
few days
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Miller. Mise.
Margaret and Frances Miller spent the
week END with Mrs. Polk Miller.
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the guest of Mrs r. T. Seay and other
relatives in Amherst
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NELL BRINKLEY.

springs are Az follows: Dr.. ?. J. Tay-
!or, OF kenbr!dge: Rev. and Mrs. Ar
thur Gray, OF Lawrenceville: Dr. J. c.
Bodow. Howard Holland Mr.. Milton
Mrs. n. w Phelps, Miss Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs Trout,
OF Roanoke: Mrs. Baines. Miss Baines.
Miss White. Of Danville: Mrs. w. II
Diiiard. Mrs. Stroud. Miss Virginia
stroud. Mr.. Burks. Mr.. Herbert Batte
John l.. Wray, w. H. White and wife
Mrs. Henry Loftin, Miss Alma Po!n-
dexter. OF Lynchburg: Rev j. II.
Strong and wife. Fincastle Miss Mary
II. Bond. OF Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
LHwman. Mrs. NJ. 7. Surber, Miss Mary
Surbcr, Iron Cato
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Copyright. 1916. Inter national News servI

ington College last Sunday and spent
tho day with James Glaze and family.
William Rhea. Of Knoxville, and Miss
Eleanor Earnest, OF Chickey. Tenn. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Fain. or
Sixth Street.
MISS Grace Bunting has returned
from visit TO her homo at Salem. She
was accompanied on her return here nv
her brother. Douglas Bunting, and
Misses Eleanor Bunting and Ellen
Stuart
Miss Nell Fain has returned from
Johnson City, where she Was tho guest
or relatives for week.
Mrs. John Henry and family arc
spending few weeks at Big Creek
Park
Mrs. J, c. Kent and daughter. Miss
hiilihh Kent. arc spending a few weeks
among relatives in Southwest Virginia
John c. Hagan, of Richmond. wa.
me guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
iiaSan few days this week He camc
mere from DunBannon. Va, where he
nad been the guest OF Colonel Patrick
Iiagan.
William Zion, of Knoxville, was the
guest oil ms uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs: Robert L. Pennington during the
week
Mrs. Frank Ninninser and Miss
Katherine Ninninger have returned
from Salem. Va, where they visited
relatives.
Mrs c. n. Bush and little son. Now
ton. have returned from Thaxton, Va.
where they visited relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Motion and two
daughters have been the guests OF MI,
and Mrs. r. z. Gobble for week AZ
Island Park
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL VA, July 3l.--Amonn the
nrlsiolians who enjoyed an outing at
washington Springs during the week
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Jones. Mr.. and
nrs. w. Fl. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. e. X
CrYmble, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. G. Peters
Misses Ruth. Bess and Lucille Cox
Homer Jones. Herbert Peters and Car
ter and Ellis Crymble.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Remine and sons
Clarence and Edwin, motorcd to Wash