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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
June 1.-THE ballroom, halls and par
lors Of Yellow Sulphur Springs rang
with laughter when the Virginia Poly
technic Institute Senior Prom held its
dance at Yellow Sulphur on Monday
night. There were over 100 couples
participating in the social event Of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute finals.
The bookings so far at Yellow Sui
phur Springs have been very satisfac-
tory, and judging from the number of
Inquiries received. the season promises
TO be successful one The business
in June, so far, has surpassed expecta-
lions. Those here for the eek-end
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MANY HONEYMOONERs
VISITORS TO AsHEv|LLE
Efforts OF One Couple to Conceal
Fact They Are Scwly-Wcds
Fail Completely.
MAIL is HIGHLY DECORATED
Golf, Tennis, Horseback Riding. Mo.
toring Parties and Dancing Con-
tinue to Take Up Time Of the Ma.
jority Of Guests.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch. J


ASHEVILLE. y. C., June l7.-Living
Iup to It's reputation as the month IF
brides" June is furnishing Asheville
with a large number of honeymooners
rs visitors, the unusual combination
Of an up-to-date city with all modern
hotels. with an almost pr:mcval forest.
located on magnificent mountains.
within fifteen minutes drive, seeming
20 hold peculiar fascination for the
newlyweds
This week there was stopping at
Grove Park Inn a young couple who
obviously were trying to create the i'm
preston that their connubial bliss was
Of long duration. This idea was shat
tered when their mail. bearing Cupids,
hearts pierced with arrows and other
like tokens, was received in the pres
ence Of friends, who found the secret
TOO good to keep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Littlefield. Of
Chicago, who are spending their
honeymoon here. were guests Of honor
narties of the spring season. given by
Mrs y. NJ. watson. Mrs Watson had
n special section OF the big dininG-room
set aside for her guests. special
menu was served. and profusion OF
Wild and cut flowers made that par
,icular section a bower of. beauty.
Mrs watson had twenty eight guests
for dinner, and they danced afterwards
in the "big room" Of the inn.
Golf, tennis, motor parties, horse
hack parties and the usual run of out
door sports continue to engross the at
tention of society and visitors. tho
weather being Of the most delightful
variety for outdoor sports. In the
evening a majority of the visitors to
Asheville can be found at one Of the
various dances.
The evenings are delightfully."- cool
40 cool, In fact. that a heavy wrap is
needed for motoring or other outdoor
trims.
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that the session this year has been
heightened TO six weeks from the usual
term OF four weeks. About 400 have
enrolled. There is a substantial in
crease in the number of teachers APP
plying for the summer school profess
sional certificates.
President i. l.. Jarman and Profess
sor s. +. Duke, OF the Department Of
Education, attended the superintend-
ents conference in Richmond last week
and participated in the discussions
On Friday evening Professor Duke
addressed the patrons and graduating
class OF the Lafayette High school. in
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were: F. .. Hunter, Il. G. Lamlt!n,
Roanoke; D. VI. Cheskerster. w Rich
ard Metz w y. Davis. J. 4. Hardy f.
w. Bryant, J. f. Foote. A. w. Fans, Jr..
j, A. Foote. D. W. Stanley. Jr, ]. 2.
Thompson. Blacksburg; H. D. Roder,
warner w. Smith. Richmond: Fleet B.
Ne!shoo!s Frederick. Md: w. f. Mot
ley. Danville, Va: c. f. Warrington
Norfolk. Va: c. b. Calium. r'arrnville
Va; 5. II. Coulhournc. Baltimore, Md.
J. c. Miller, Roanoke; c. &. Lucas. MISC
r. K. Hall. Rider, Va; Miss Carlo,1a
Kindred. Roanoke
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Engaged!

w HEN you at last push garden between
w whose bars you have peered for entranced
w hour, cannot
For Idle hours at
framed between the iron Scrolls
masses OF cloud floating bluer
bends over you in the dusty road watched
OF trees wave golden breahed
mat are sweet and stupeyng followed the little twisting paths
hat journey away from the
that explored and
the path looks overshoulder
playing of rainbow drops eapng high
gems and fanced the gold and silver fish
the in pool beneath, heard
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SOUTH BOSTON

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. June H.
Boston's new library will be opened
formally TO the public on SATURDAY..
July l. when n special musical PRO
gram Will be given under the auspices
or The library board \ building
owned and formerly occupied by one
OF the local banks has been donated
for use Of the library, and has been
tastefully furnished and decorate
Already nearly 200 volumes have been
donated, including number from
Governor stuart. The board Of gov
errors is composed of the following:
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armies 0! llybed lances and
II rings in the sl air The garden inclosedit
sarden-hu there is no paddock! Ii enough
one could open 1t and into this world
and guarded ground. And when,
ana slip within with your heart behind
feet on the path that travels always
and beckons adventure" bend, you
coward at the first dim glade and steps
into the path in his little
when girl mods with stolen starshne in her
says I love YOU tool and give her ring
announce soemny Now we're engaged" inside the
garden at whose on enchanted
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ground must take the frishts wghts
with the quest:
You may even have to so housekeeping! And though
You truly feel like crying, Little my heart your
race LOOKS good to ME in it
hat oHerlns Will never if fall
nave rough edges sometmescven glow he
aceh IN torments the kings head where presses;
nave thorns that nip and ii garden
heart, Will have adventures
VIII hop out at you from kink labyrinth Even
nshlng one bonnet from cysfu. along with untiring
sweetheart will be tucked away kiss
NELL BRINkLEY
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GREENSBORO, N. C.

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispntch.l
:. GREENSBORO, n. c.. Juno 1.-THE
most interesting event OF the week In
Greensboro society was the marriage
on Thursday evening OF Miss May Nor
ris Richardson and William Y. Preyor.
solennized in the First Presbyterian
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Wright Hammer on Sunday for a days
stay.
Mrs ] L. Arthur and daughter. Mrs
G. d. Black, returned on Tuesday from
visit with relatives at Leesville Mrs
Blacks two youngest daughters. came
with them, but Miss Helen remained in
Leesv!lle for n further visit
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FARMVlLLE NORMAL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL FARM
WILLIE, VA, June 1.-THE summer
session Of the normal school opened on
Monday with a much larger enrolment
than was expected. in view of The faci
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Norfolk
Professor GrninSer. Miss Couli.n= ana
Miss Taliaterro attended the recent
meeting of the Virginia Association OF
Colleges and Secondary Schools for
Girls. which was held at Chatham.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

ed Monday afternoon under the
direction of the Masonic lodge Of
Ashland, Ore, wherein the deceas-
cd had held membership for many
years, and the remains OF this VEN
cradle brother were consigned 20
their final abode al that place
George W Wiltshire was horn ia
Illinois and migrated to Califor-
mia early in life. following the
gold rush TO that state. Later
he located in Oregon, where he
was married and several ehildrer
were born to this union He sue
eesSfully followed the sheep bus.
mess for many years. and just be-
fore the opening Of the Nez Perez
reservation he came to this section
and was present al the opening
lie did not take up a homestead.
but invested extensively in town
lots in Nezperce and was a con-
tiuuOus resident of this place until
about two years ago, when he
went to Portland and entered the
Home for the Aged. His wife. who
had been in poor health for a num-
Der Of years after his coming here.
died some ten years ago in Port
land. A daughter, Mrs. Whiting,
who had lived with him here, died
some nine years ago and was bur-
led in the Nezpercc cemetery.
Dir. Wiltshire was a man of pow
erful, rugged physique and thor
oughly western IN disposition and
habits. Since boyhood he had fol-
lowed the pioneer fashion Of life
and rather avoided the eneroach-
ment Of the conventional. He was
a man Of strong personality and
of unfailing integrity and loyal
to friends, and no citizen stood
higher in the estimation Of those
who were contemporary with him
in the upbuiIding Of this commune
ity.
Though his span Of life had been
long, none who knew him viii
learn Of his passing without a
feeling 81 sadness. lie was a good
man, and has received his higher
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

In the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District, State Of Idaho, IN and
for the County Of Lewis.
Doris Hancock, plaintiff. Va George
W. Hancock, defendant.
The State Of Idaho sends greetings.
20 George w. Hancock. the above nam.
ed defendant
You are hereby notified that q com.
plaint has been filed against Won in
the District Court Of the Second Judi
ciai District Of the State Of Idaho. in
and for the County Of Lewis, by the
above named plaintiff. Doris Hancock.
This action - brought for deeree Of
divorce, dissOlving the bonds % matri.
m0ny now existing between the said
plaintiff and defendant. the same be-.
ing sought on the grounds q dcserfi0n.
and you are hereby directed 10 appear
and answer said complaint within TWEEN.
fy days Of the service 81 this summons
II served within said Judicial District.
and within forty days, " served else
where; and you are further notified
that unless you 20 appear and answer
said complaint within the time herein
specified, the paintiff will take Judge.
ment against you, NJ prayed in said
complaint
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
District Court, this 9Th day Of Decem
Der, 1916. J. y. white, Clerk.
g. g. Pennell, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and postoffiee address
Nczperee, Idaho. Seal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

The basket bali game and social
hop was pulled off at the basket
ball hall in the Evergreen district
as per schedule ON last Tuesday
night. The country lads put It
all over the Nezperce Highs with
a score Of Is to 20 There was i
large crowd in attendance and
all took part
There will be another hop given
on Xmas night. We extend a
cordial invitation to all TO come
and have a good time There is
plenty Of room and there viii be
good music, with ample barn
room. The boys having the man
agcment Of the hall still intend to
make more improvements for the
convenience OF the public, in the
way of a smoking room, cloak
room, toilet, etc
There will be a charge Of only
50 cents for dance numbers. Lad
les are To furnish sandwiches and
cake. The hall managers viii fur
nish the coffee, so all those that
intend to come, please remember
your lunch baskets, and with your
sleigh ride make this your most
pleasant Xmas stunt.
This hall is on the Roupe ranch.
The Manager
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

John EaglesOn made good as
state treasurer and the voters re-
elected him BY the largest plural
it's given any state candidate
6S97. He not only took care of
the regular duties imposed by his
office. but like all broader men
who see something more than
their salary in their job. he put
IN his spare" time on things the
boss had not specified IN the
contract studying ways and
means of lettering financial
and other conditions in the state
so that now he has a concrete
proposition to put before the leg
stature anent the handling Of the
business OF the land board IN the
making of state loans, and the leg
islature viii do well TO note his
suggestions. lie proposes the
creation Of nOn-partisan board
Of land commissioners to be APP
pointed BY the governor, the
board to take over the work of
the land board IN the matter Of
loaning state funds, Under this
plan board of county commission
ers are to pass on all applications
for state loans and make the an
praisments in their counties. Alb
straets are to be handled by eoun-
ty attorneys and the county treas
urers collect the principal and in
terest in the same manner as tax
es and if the loans become delin-
quent they are TO be a first lien
against the property
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Your Last Chance.

There are but a few days left in
which to make your choice Of one
Of our elegant High Grade Bald
wan pianos or player pianos at
their lowest possible cash price
Our special sale has been a sue
eessfu1 one as a number have tax
en- advantage of our extremely
low prices on high grade instru-
ments, when quality is considered
first and not price. Little cash is
required for first payment and we
viii allow good figure for or
gans turned in as part payment,
or second hand pianos turned in
on player pianos. One piano is all
you will have to buy in a life time
If you get a Baldwin make so why
not get one for Christmas and
make your home happy and cheer
full with merry music, have one
delivered Christmas eve. Thous-
ands Of others are doing it 50 why
don't you loosen up the string on
your pocket book and come in to
Robinson Is piano store and make
the selection that viii make your
home happy and complete. Our
sale ends January LIST. Remember
a two years free course Of music
lessons accompanies every sale.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Recital by Miss Wallace Pupils.


The music class Of Miss Virla
Wallace gave a charming musical
program at her home last Satur-
day evening, which was followed
By a merry coasting party and
taffy-puIling bee.
The musical numbers were:
Bright eyes, by Eva Marsh.
Dream Flowers, by May Agrell
and Ethel Stevens
Little Fairy Waltz, by Edith
Garvin.
Lily Polka, BY Eva Marsh and
Iona Berry
Bellies and Beaux, by Alvin Fl
kins.
Dream Bells, BY Edith Garvin.
Snowflakes, Bora Berry.
Dollie's Dream, Ethel Stevens.
On To Triumph, Virla Wallace,
Alvin Elkins.
An appreciated vocal number
on the program was solo BY Miss
Bernicc Martin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Songs Raise on High

Sound over all waiers reach from all lands.
The chorus Of voices. the claspng Of hands:
Sing hymns that were sung by the stars Of the morn.
Sing songs Of the angel when Jesus was bOml
With glad publications.
Bring hope to the nationsI
The dark night IS ending and dawn has begun;
Rise hope Of the ages arise like the sun.
All speech flow to music. all hearts beat as one
Blow. buges Of battle. the marches Of peace:
East west north and SOUTH let the quarels all cease.
Sing the song Of great Joy that the angels began.
Sing Of glory to God and Of good will to mani
Hark joining the chorus
The heavens bend o er usl
John Greenleaf Whittier
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN the District Court Of the second Jndieal
District Of the state Of idaho, 10 and ior the
G Liiiis 6. Anderson. Henry Anderson and
Efwsrd G. smith. plaintiff " ". " Amber
con, Anna 9 webs Ter William o Bond. Ffank
A. GriHn, Minnie 6flHiu, Maud Kennedy, ~.
Elmer LonEnecker, the unknown heirs and
deyiaees Of Sarah 4. Bond. deceased, the IN
ton, deceased. and the unknown owners and
unknown claimants Of Lots =. 3. and " Block
% 10 the Village Of Hezpefce, Idahg. A. shown
y re ~ ~ s se.,s esasno
. snderaon. ANA q. Webster william o. B0nd.
Frank A. Grimm. Minnie 0rimn, Maud Ken
Nellie Elmer LonRnecker, the unknown heirs
and devfsees Of sarah A. Bond, deceased, The
unknown heirs and devisees Of Sarah
Bought0n. decreased, and she unknown owners
and unknown claimants Of Lots 7. g. eud II
in Block - In the Village Of Nezperce, Idaho,
the above named defendants.
fou are hereby notified that complaint
has been filed againat you n the District
fouff Of The Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Idah0. In and for the County Of Lew.
is. ~ the above named plaintiffs, end yOu are
hereby directed 10 appear and answer the said
complaint within twenty days Of the service
Of this SUM mons. II served within said Jn-
difial District aud within forty deys, y sery.
that unless you 70 appear and au8Wef sMid c1iH-
plaine wlthin the time herein specified, the
plaintiffs will lake Judgment agsinsf you ~
prayed In said complaint.
The said action n brought 10 obtain n De.
cree 81 this court quletfnR the title 81 the
plagntihs IN and 70 Lots 2, 8 2 End Y IN Blofx
30 10 the Village ~ NezpeFce. Idaho, As shown
BY the original plat thereof, and for other and
furfneR relief, ~ VIII more fully appeaf BY
reference % she complaint on hIe herein
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Dis.
trIet Court ibis 18Th day Of December, 1916
f8eaIg White CLERK.
Thomas VI Roberts. Attorney for Plaintiff
restdence and p stones address Nesperce
idsh0.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
NnTIcE 10 CREDTTORS.

In the PFoi as Court 81 TIE conniT Of Lewis.
STATE 81 Idaho.
IN the Matter 81 the Estate "a Ausura
NaeGer. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given ~ ths undersigned
ENeeutriH 81 The estate 81 august xar&Nf, Do.
ceased. 20 the creditors Of, aud All p@fe0na
having claims against the 4aid deceased, te
exhibit them with me ueersaary spuehafss
withln ten months after the dfat rn1iifatt0A
Of this n0iiee 70 the said kN@eutFix A. tae
oa1ee 0f q Tannsniiis 40 Afxperer, ldAno.
the same being the plaee for tne traua4ettan
OF ehe business OF said estate In Ne1pefc@.
County 81 lewta. STATE "a Idaho
signed and dated al Ne1perce. idaho. this
ilth day % December. A y 1915
e8w1 Amciia d0etz. Execatrix.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21

The students 81 the Nezperce
High School have gone % much
trouble 10 provide a fitting pro-
gram for the closing day Of school
before the holidays This will be
given FRIDAY afternoon IN the big
auditorium The patrons from the
town and country would he sta1t-
ing the Christmas festivities right
bv attending this. II win do you
good it win do the children good /;
It viii do the community good.
Make it standing room only at
the auditorium tomorrow after
noon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Notice Of Application for Discharge 81
Bankrupt.

In the matter 81 Warren Banks,
bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that Warren
Banks has filed ~ the United States
District Court for Idaho. his appliea.
lion for discharge IN bankruptcy, and
that al creditors and other persons
in interest are required 20 show cause.
II any they have, Why the prayer ~
said petitioner should not be granted
proceeding ON o. before the 18th day
81 January. 1917, and within sem days
thereafter filing The particular grounds
u their opposition IL the office Of The
Clerk Of said Court.
Given under the authority 81 the gen.
eral orders Of said Court, and ~ spec.
inl order Of the undersigned, this end
day Of November, 1915 Nv
Charles n. Chance. Referee
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Agtonishea Neznerce.

The quick action Of buckthorn
bark, glyeerine, etc, as mixed in
Adlerika, the appendicitis preven-
tative, astonishes Nezperee poo
pie. One spoonful Of this remedy
relieves sour stomach, gas and
constipation at once. At the City
Drug Store. Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
Notice Of Hearing Petition for Probate
Of VIII

In the Probate Court Of Lswls counly, stats
81 Idaho.
In ihe matter Of he estate Of Robssi Wataon.
deceased.
Notlce i hereby gives that pstition foe khs
probate Of the Will u Robert afseu, d-ceas@sf,
and for the issuance ~ ietteFa tesf4meusAFF
thare0u 20 A. ~. Talkieqton. has hsen Sled IL
thla court aud thar wednesday she 1rd day ~
January. 1911 ~ the hour % ~ g'eiecz .. ~. Of
said day. al the eoHft room % said couft. a.
the court housc in foe tuwu 81 Ar1peFces
pointed a. The time snd place for hearing r4ld
petifiDu. uhen aud where anF person later.
eated may Appeaf snd contest The sans eud
should nnt b. granted
Daied a Nezpercr. ldaho Deeem ber H. t3a6
Mug Thomas n. Roberts. cifft
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-12-21
HERALDs
Items That Are Not Intended to Hit
or Miss Anyone But Just to Tel Yea

That while Idaho has little coal,
but lots of wood, why not market
the wood
That Just a few more days now
until we'll be busy cussing the
Christmas bills.
That if foodstuffs keep on soar
ing they viii soon be calling It the
high cost Of starving
That kicking the eat is a whole
lot more fun than kicking a fel-
low who is bigger than you are.
That there married man in
this town who's so henpeeked
he don't even know it. No, not
you.
That If prices continue to adj
vance it will soon be cheaper to
ride in an automobile than to wear
out shoe leather.
That marriage license clerks
are about the only humane and
philanthropic people left. They
have not raised their fees
That after fellow has been
married a dozen or two times nc
begins to realize that variety is
not always the spice OF life.
That an electrically operated
coffee mill so small and light that
the whole outfit could be tucked
in an overcoat pocket is now used
to grind coffee in the home.
That when he told her his living
expenses alone were $4,000 a
year, she took the wind all out Of
his sails with the rejoinder
what a great waste Of money
That a western trapper has ar
ranged an electric signal system
which lights tiny electric bulb
when a trap is sprung enabling
him to locate It IN the darkness
and kill the animal
That an electrically ignited
pipe which lights the tobacco Al
the bottom Of the bowl instead Of
at the top, thus avoiding the col
lection Of moisture in the stem,
is the newest IN smokers inven-
ton.
That if we get IS much winter
after Christmas as we have be-
fore, this will qualify very well as
the second Of the thirteen hard
winters predicted By the old
French astronomer some IA
months ago.
That the water power available
in the northeastern states has
made that section for years the
manufacturing center Of this
country. When will the north
west awake from its Icthargy and
show the country It's vastly super
ior water power opportunities
That Congress Is strictly up
against it this session, or rather
win be after March 4. With
woman member III It's midst
young, beautiful and brilliant
the Old buffers VIII have TO re-
frain from cussing, fighting, snor-
ing, and many Of their other fav-
)rite forms Of amusement.