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181,OOO,OOO BUSHELS
BLACK RUST WHEATON

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.--Black rust
caused wheat growers this year n loss
OF 1S1, ,0O0, 900 bushels and was rospon
sible for the lowest yield per acre OF
Spring wheat ever recorded by The de-
partmcnt of agriculture.
In Minnesota tho damage was equiv
alent to 1913 bushels per acre, repre-
sentIng Il loss Of s41,OOO.0OO upon tn,
basis of 81 per bushel In North Da
kota the damage amounted TO 1871
bushels por acre. or an estimated loss
Of S92,000,000. Nebraska farmers suf
fered a loss OF S2,00O,OO0. South Da
koto growers lost si4.o0O.O 900.
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JACK LONDON'S ASHES
WILL Be SCATTERED

OAKLAND. Nov. 24.-The body OF
Jack London was brought here today
for cremation. His sister accompanied
the remains. his wife remaining at the
Glen Ellen Ranch.
There were no funeral services. and
nothing of a religious nature marked
the end OF the book of his life, because
the deceased believed that death was
the end of everything. He refused to
believe that there was a life beyond
the grave.
His ashes will be scattered over the
hills of the Valley Of the Moon
where Saxon and her husband-loveI
finally made their home, in his popular
book OF that title.
Notes OF coincidence have been re
ceived from many of the celebrated
writers OF the United States and for
eign countries
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NEUTRALS PROTEST
AGAINST GERMAN
EXP PULSION
NEARLY EVERY NEUTRAL cous.
TRY PROTESTS TO the EN-.
TENTG POWERS AGAINST FoRc.
ING TEuToNs LEAVE oseEcE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-The Ger
man foreign office has forwarded pro
tests from nearly ever neutral coun.
try against the expulsion of the Teu,
tonic ambassadors from Greece.
United States Ambassador Won Bern
storff plans 20 present his protest TO
the state department tomorrow
His protest will charge that the en-
tente powers have forced the Tcuteuic
diplomats 10 leave Greece "In strict
violation of all rights of nations"
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CAPTAIN MCCLURE
BACK AT OLD POST

Captain L. \. Mcclure, u. 5. ~. ar.
rived In Reno yesterday morning from
somewhere on the Mexican border to
relieve Major H. l.. Applewhite as com
mandant of tho University OF Nevada
cadets. Captain Mcclure is temporar.
lily stopping at the Riverside hotel
Major Applewhite, whose health has
been affected by the altitude. will he
assigned 10 duty as Quartermaster at
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Captain Mcclure. who IL brother
Of Mrs. f. ID. Boyle and native of
Nevada, was relieved by Major Apple.
white at the university four years ago.
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DINNER FOR LEAGUE
TO ENFORCE PEACE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.--With not
able dinner at the Hotel Astor tonight
at which many important speeches will
be delivered, the League to Enforce
Peace will open a vigorous campaign
to unite the nations of the world in a
combination to repress the settlement
of international disputes by force.
EXPresident Taft, the President Of
principal table and act as chairman.
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ATTORNEY pisBARREo.

The Supreme court Tuesday after.
noon ordered the disbarment of Cor.
don c. Bailey, former attorney OF
Reno. The main charge against Bailey
was that of procuring divorces on false
summons in Reno and elsewhere.
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STANDARD OIL
PRRES|DENT Ill

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.--John d.
Archibald, president of the Standard
OH Company, of New Jersey, was op
Grated OH for appendicitis at his home
in Tarrytown, last night. The attack
came on suddenly. but his condition is
not considered serious
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Michael Mcdonald, a resident of
Goldfield for ten years and for six
years compressor engineer for the
Consolidated Mines company, was
found dead in bed at 8 o'clock Monday
morning in his room. He had been III
for three days.
Mcdonald was about 55 years of age
and native of Ireland.-Tribunc.
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A VALUABLE CROP.

The poultry crop of this section will
bring $4,000 to $4,000 In cold, hard
cash to our Golfers this week. Nearly
every farmer has few--or good
many turkeys. rs well az chickens,
ducks and geese and this is market
week IN fallon. An express car was
ordered and IL Is probable that two
solid cars Of Tallon turks will be sent
out 10 help San Francisco enjoy
ThanksEiy'ng..- g..-ChurchIll County Stan.
dard
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WATCHES
STENOGRAPHER FLY
OVER WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-President
Wilson stood for half an hour this af,
ternoon watching a biplane piloted b.!
Seargent Crocker of the army flyinG
over the White House. The President
stenographeT, SVEN. was u passengeI
In the machine
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PIONEER VIRGINIA CITY
EDITOR DIES IN TEXAS

captain John !. CHM. veteran
newspaper man OF the west and south
west died at FL Paso, Texas. Tuesday
lie would have been 81 years old on
CHRISTMAS dag He was editor OF the
'lrSini' City, Nevada, Enterprise at
ohe limo and also worked on the San
FIahcitco AEgoRaut lie was connect
W with local newspapers here for
many years. He was a civil war vet.
oran.
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CASH COY ELECTS OFFICERS.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders and directors of the Cash Boy
Mining Company of Tonopah was held
in Carson. The following officers and
directors were elected: a. S. Rose,
Salt Lake City. president: George Il.
Thatcher. Carson City, vice-president !;
E. II. Mead. Tonopah, secretary and
treasurer; II. c. Price, Carson. and L.
\. Blakoslee Of Reno.
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WOOL MARKET
CONTINUES FIRM

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a Grim
minis & Pierce Company say OF the
wool market for the past week:
Values firmly maintained though
volume OF business continues smaller
Many mills having bought freely dur
Ing last month are well stocked fol
some time ahead. foreign markets con
tinue stron.
The entire New Zaeland clip has
been commandered by the British gov
ernment
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Miss Amy GrIswold will leave TO.
night for Missouri. where she will
spend the winter with relatives. She
intends to enter college and take up II
few special studies. She graduated
from college couple Of years ago.
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Villa Daily Gaining Strength.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Villa is
daily gaining strength in northern
Mexico, as q result Of his recent sue
cesses. and is again menacing Parral.
according TO dispatches received by
the state department. The battle at
Chihuahua City is still doubtful.
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WILL INVESTIGATE HIGH
PRICE OF NEWS PRINT

The Federation of Labor has made n
demand that there be probe into the
cause of the greatly increased price of
news print. A resolution has been Of
fercd to this end by the Allied Printing
Trades Union.
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carranza Executes Three Women.

Ell VALE, Mexico, Nov. 24.-Thrce
women. two sisters and their servant,
We're executed by the Carranza garri.
son today on charge of treachery to
the government that employed them as
spies
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BRITISH LOSE ANOTHER
HOSPITAL SHIP

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Another British
hospital ship was sunk in the Aegean
Sea this morning. The ship was the
Breumer Castle and It is not known
whether she struck mine or was tor.
pedoed. No lives were lost when she
sunk
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Griswold dc
parted this afternoon for their home in
Ruby Valley. They spent couple OF
days here attending to business mat.
ters.
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TO ATTEND RATE CASE
HEARING AT SALT LAKE

State Railroad Commissioners Shan.
shnessy and Simmons will leave Satur.
uay Tor Salt Lake City. for the purpose
OF attending the international rate case
nearing that is to be held on the 2Sth.
Commissioner Bsrtinc and Secretary
walker may leave later to attend a
nearing in San Francisco. which is to
he held December I.
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MINING ENGINEER DIES
IN ToNoPAH HOSPITAL

George W. Mcdaniel. n mining en-.
gineer and surveyor in the employ OF
the Tonopah Mining company, died at
$50 yesterday morning at the Mine
Operators hospital. where he had been
confined for several days on account
OF typhoid fever. He was Fl years Of
age Times
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WILL BUILD DESTROYERS
At MARE ISLAND

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Unable to
get satisfactory bids from privately
owned ship yards, the government has
ordered the building of two destroyera
at Mare Island. They will be large
and OF the most modern type.
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SWISS GOVERNMENT
To SELL POTATOES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l-OwinE to
the increased cost OF food products. +
Is learned here. the Swiss authorities
have under way plan TO supply ali
families that have an Income OF less
than 5000 francs (s579) a year with
potatoes at a reduced price
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GERMANS CAPTURE
ONE-F|FTH OF
RUMAN|A
TEuToNic ARMIES CONTINUE
CITIES AND CAPTURE LARGE
SUPPLIES OF GRAIN

BERLIN. Nov. 24.-One.fifth of Ru-
mania IL now in the hands of the Teu.
tonic armies. The towns OF Orosuya
ana Tunra have been taken. and large
supplies of grain and other munitions
were captured when the city of Graio.
W fell The war office also announces
that the Russian.Rumanian army on
the Danube has been surrounded.
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British Attack Repulsed.

BERLIN. Nov. 24.-Curtains OF Ger
man artillery fire broke down the Brit
ish attacks along the northern end OF
the Somme front last night. The ad
miralty says that the British We're un
able TO reach the German trenches
Fighting has also been renewed TO tn,
west OF Flanders and in the Ypres re
glon.
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All Resistance Smashed.

BERLIN, Nov. 2i.--The war office
announces late this afternoon that all
Rumanian resistance in the western
theatre of war has been completely
smashed
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Allies Claim Successes at monastir.

IAEIS, Nov. 2I.-The war office an
nonnces that the allies have made fur
ther advances in their offensive to the
west Of Monastir. The fighting also
continues to the northwest OF the city
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superintendent Thomas Rowland of
this division OF the Southern Pacific Is
in Elko today with his private car.
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MRS. ]. P. MORGAN
SERIOUSLY I'LL

NEWBURG. n. Y. Nov. 24.-Mrs. J.
Pierpont Morgan. widow OF the famous
flnancier. is seriously Ill here at her
summer home.
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NEW yoak QUOTATIONS.
silver 10 7-Gci lead. s7.l25-7.26: /:
lspelter $l2.375-12.625: copper,
l,sa6o. $3.50. second quarter. s3l
TO $s3.
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RADFORD NORMAL
lsnecinl to- The Times-Di.nntch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
EAST RADFORD. VA. July s.-Tho
Fourth OF July Mt the normal school
was celebrated with varied exercises
AT the chapel period patriotic songs
were sung. The Declaration of indie
pendence was read and the flag was
saluted by the faculty and students.
In the afternoon work was suspended
and game OF baseball was played by
tho faculty and young men students
OF the school after which there were
contests on the campus, including po-
tato races, sack races, esq races and
button-sewing contest.
Professor ]. II. Binford, OF Richmond,
closed a weeks lectures at the normal
school last Friday.
Miss Agnes Randolph. representing
the State Board of Health, was at the
normal school on Monday and Tuesday
addressing tho classes and a number
OF persons who came out to hear hcr.
DIR. ]. P. Mcconnell made a Fourth
of-July address at Nichelsville, in
Scott Cou 1ty,
Miss Willie G. Allen, secretary and
treasurer OF the normal school. recent
~ spent ten days at her home in Essex
County.
Clifford Devcreux and his company
of twenty-five Shakcspearean players
will givo the COMEDY Of Errors" and
Twelfth Night" on the campus on
July 10.
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MIDDLEBURG

Especial to The Times DispatchI
MIDDLEEURG VA. July S.-Mrs.
Thomas +. Winter had as her guests
last week her brother. b. T.. Ham
maker and three sons. of Maryland.
Miss Katharine Pullium, OF Berry
Vile, has returned home, after visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Hosklnson.
Miss Mary Kecler is n guest of rela-
tivcs in Luray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and
Barbour Harrison. of Baltimore, arc
camping on Goose Creek.
Rev. Clagctt Skinner. OF Richmond.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Skinner, Of
Falls Church, were weekend guests
Of friends in town.
Miss Fannie ID. Winter is visiting in
Maryland.
Miss Staunton, OF New Orleans, is n
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Skinner.
Mrs. Eyster, of Madison. Wis. is n
guest OF her mother, Mrs Eliza Adams.
Rev. r. F. Staples. OF Empoyia, Va,
preached at the Baptist Church on Sun
day night.
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PULASKI

Especial TO Tho Times-Dispatch.1
PULASKI. VA, July S.-One of the
most brilliant dances ever held in tho
whom the Pulaski Dancing Club gavo
n hop at Maple Shade Inn. Sand
witches and fruit punch were served
Tho committee in charge consisted OF
j. j. Seaver, r. +. Smith. NJ. e. Bow
head. Among those attending were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kern Saunders, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Trinkle, Misses Virginia
Thomas. Leila Dew. Katie Miller. AL
leane Kabrich and Blanche Thorne
and Robert Blair. E'itz Campbell.
Houston and Joe Brown, Tom Dew.
Alfred Moore. w. s. Humphreys and
Charles Sexton. Of Wytheville; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Carter. Ivanhoc; Misses
Brownie Delp Mary Louise Galway
and Rebccca Kearslcy and Edward
kearsley and Tom Jones. Of Radford;
Mrs y. +. Jenre,t, Of Tabor. II. c.: Miss
Winnie Hurt. of Tazewell: Miss Emily
OF Max Meadows: Miss Jennie Lou
Kregloe OF Baltimore: Miss Agnes
Nicou. OF Ingles: Mr. and Mrs. l.. V.
Jamcson: Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. More
head. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b. Kennedy, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Langhorne. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen T. Eskridge. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. FitZhugh, Mines. +. l.. Bum
kerr .. Gray Langhorne and Alexander
Smith Misses Halle Phelps. Nellie
MacGill. Agnes Howard and Lavenia
Laughton. T. II. Zealand. Kelley TIL
son. J. L. Crowell. L. L. Jones, Gordon
Pannill Harry and Guy Laughon, F.
A. Langbehn, D. +. Agnew. B. c. Tay-
lor. NJ r. Bowman. J j. Seaver. P. r.
Smith, II. II. Asbury. L. J.. Smith anu
Ralph Taylor
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H. Stuart Lewis Is tho guest OF
friends in Charlottesville. Va.
Jack Nurncy, who has been a Nom
Dor OF u house party ut Willoughby
Beach. has returned home.
Miss Martha Darden has returned
home from Sweet Rriar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Calhoun, OF North
Carolina. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John King.
Miss Bessie Pollock and Mrs. Man
garet MCLEAN, OF Fort Worth. Texas.
arc visiting Mrs. Charles II. Brothers.
Miss Memo Crocker. who has been
the guest OF the Misses Camps I'm
Franklin. has returned homo.
William Farnell. OF Norfolls. was tho
guest on Sunday OF his mother.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson Smith is tho
guest OF friends In Norfolk.
Miss Sarah Caperton. OF Norfolk, is
visiting Mrs. Arthur Dcvine
Miss Lula Briggs Is the guest Of
Mrs. l.. Tucker Hill.
Mrs. Calvin Little and daughter.
Katherine. are visiting Mrs. George L.
Borum.
Miss Henrietta Miner. OF New York
Is the lclest OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. t.
Miner.
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OF camping party given by Miss Ruth
Hudson. OF Luray. The camp is near
Stony Man.
Miss Katherine Staples. OF Harrison
burg. is tho guest OF Miss Eleanor
Grabill.
Miss Helen Cunningham has returned
to her home in Fairfield. Pa. after 4
visit to the home of Captain Monroe
Funkhouser.
Mrs. c. Il. Walton and two little
daughters are visiting relatives in
Front Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brock and
daughter. of Middletown, Ind, have
arrived for a visit to relatives in this
place.
Monroe Boyer. of Cape Charles. Va.
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Boyer
Mrs. Samuel Fctzcr, OF Moorefield, w.
Va. was called to Woodstock this week
by tho serious illness Of her mother.
Mrs. NJ. CoGman.
Mrs. Charles Holt. Of Stanton, is tho
guest OF her sister, Mrs. William Dosh.
Professor u. ". Pruitt left on We'd
nesday for New York, where he will
take course of study at Columbia
University.
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA, July
s.-Those who have Joined the Old
Sweet colony during the week for e1-
tended stays include Mrs. John Norris
widow OF Captain John Norris, U. s. n.
General and Mrs. A. H. Bowman, U. s.
A.; General and Mrs. Crawford and
Miss Crawford; Mrs. Mamie Cotton
and the Misses Cotton. OF Charleston
S. c.: Mrs. c. ]. Robertson and her
mother. Mrs. Wyvillo. OF Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Lowry, OF York
s. c.. and Ralph Snapp. OF Winchester
Va.
Miss Josephine Mcclure. OF Philadel-
phia. who is here for the summer. Is
spending a few days at the Green
brier. White Sulphur Springs. with
friends.
John D. Lewis went to New York
for the weekend He has Joined his
mother and father here for the sum-
mer at their cottage. as have their
other children. Mrs. Lewis Stacy and
Mrs. Bledler, OF New York.
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r. C. Somcrville. OF Lewisburg. w. Va;
l.. w. Garnet. Of Iarrisouburg; Mrs.
Charles Cav. or Waynesboro: George
II. Appleton. OF LynchburE: a. S. Full
ton. Of Grottoes; III. y. Perkins. OF
Richmond; Miss Annie Vowel. Boyce,
Va: Miss Il. May Strother. OF War
rcnton: Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Smith. OF
Roanoke: S. A. Porter. OF Basic: w. A.
BrumGeia. of Lynchburg: +. L. Clark.
Of Luray: w. r. Dawson, OF Roanoke:
J. II. English. OF Shcnandoah; T. H..
Wheeler, OF Richmond: r. NJ. Cabcll,
OF Wayncsboro: ]. L. Haskins. Of
Lynchburg; Charles S. Cav. OF Way
ncsboro; ]. Il. White. Of Wayncsboro;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ii. Brown, Of Edom.
Va; Mrs. f. ]. Bartle and son. OF
Broadway. Va: ]. r. Ellis and wife, Of
Yanccy Va. DR.. r. b. Eggleston. OF
Trevilians: Mrs. Flete Goode. OF Day
ton, Va: John w. Dovel. of Dayton;
Miss Mary Ella Webb. OF Staunton;
Miss Pearl Keistcr, OF Stnunton; Miss
Martha +. r. Smith, OF Waynesboro:
a. K. Fletcher. Jr., ]. NJ. Warren. w.
NJ. Zirkle. all OF Harrisonburg; Mrs.
S. D. Craig. of Richmond: Miss 81. L..
Wilson, OF Richmond; r. " and irwin
G, Craig. OF Richmond.
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and Mrs. II. L. whitney returned on
Tuesday night from an automobile trip
to Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
They brought with them Miss Mar
Earet Pusey. of Norristown. Pa, who
Will spend the summer with her aunt.
Mrs. Fl. Trumbowcr.
Il. Il. Embree. OF Kingsport. Tenn,
Is visiting his family.
Miss Annie Parsons. OF Lynchburs.
Is spending week with her brother.
DR.. ]. c. Parsons. on Seminary Hill.
Miss ,Sallo Wilson. of Montvale,
spent the Fourth with Miss Bessie
Burks.
Miss Mary Hamilton. Of Lexington,
was a guest OF Miss Catharine Miller
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Tutwiler, OF Staun-
ton. attended the dance here on Tues
day evening.
Miss Louise Brown. OF Lynchburs Is
visiting Miss Eva Zimmerman.
Miss Lucy Arbogast, OF Covington
Is a guest OF her sister. Miss Ella
Arbogast.
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BOWLING GREEN

Especial TO The Timcs-Dispa tch.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA. July S.
Iss Florence Broaddus has returned
.om visit to friends in Norfolk.
Miss Linda Vert is spending some
me with relatives In Lykens. Pa.
Mrs. Jessie G.. Ennis. Of Washing
m, Ia visiting relatives here.
Rev. I. NJ. Ritter has returned from
visit to friends In Acoomac.
Mrs. William l. Boyd has returned
, Richmond, after a visit to her
arents, Major and Mrs. T. D. Coghill.
Mrs. Catharine L. Bert and Miss
airy Bert have returned from Virginia
each. where they spent several weeks.
Moncure Gravatt. OF Blackston.
,cnt part of this week with Judge
i'd Mrs. z. G. Moncure.
Miss AIurrcll Currcll. OF Lancaster,
the guest OF Miss Lucy Barlow.
Mrs. c. a. Broaddus is spending
ome time in Essex with her parents.
r. and Mrs. Charles Newbill.
Miss Margaret Rawlings is visiting
cr parents I'm Louisa. Mr.. and Mrs. "a
ChcwninE.
Mrs. Susette Tyler. Mrs. Bcalo, Mrs.
harles Ryland and Garnett Ryland,
{ Richmond, spent part OF this week
9Th Mrs. Kate g. Broaddus.
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HOT SPRINGS, N. c.
Especial to The T,mes-Dispatch

lSpeclal 10 inc times liSpatchJ
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL, HOT
SPRINGS, y. c., July s.--Many persons
from Asheville. Birmingham. Memphis.
Montgomery, Knoxville. Chattanooga.
dacon and other cities. spent the Fourth
Of July here.
At Hot Springs it is not question OF
what to do" but (which to do first"
with the visitors, for. from early morn
Ing, when guests wcnd their way TO
the golf links, until the last bridge
player lays aside the cards at midnight.
the days are filled with pleasure. There
are daily hikes" over some allur!ng
mountain trail, or horseback rides to
some mountain cabin, or there are rides
in mountain wagons to some shady
glen. where luncheon may be enjoyed
al fresco, under the shade of the cen
tury-old pines. Tennis appeals 10
many. Three are two fine courts i'm
mediately in front OF the hotel. and, af-
ter an exciting contest, the players don
their bathing suits and take 4 plunge
in the open air pool There are dances
in the large ball room, and bridge in
the parlors for the older guests
A number of automobilists have stop
ped at tho Mountain Park Hotel during
the past few days.
Miss Margaret Hawkins. OF Atlanta,
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SUFFOLK

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. July S.-Dr. and Mrs
f. r. Hart and children, George w.
Nurney. Jr.. Charles Andrews and Miss
Mary Lynch. left on Monday for n
weeks motor trip in the mountains
OF Virginia.
Miss Nancy Woolford has returned
from II house party at Willoughby
Beach.
Mrs. w. a. Almond left OH Monday
for Lynchburg. After n few days
there she Will accompany her niece
Mrs Howard billiard. to Chuck Springs
S. c., for several weeks.
Mrs. G.. +. K!nner has returned to
her homo in Newport News after n
visit to her mother. Mrs. Almond. and
sister. Mrs. W. c. Harrell. She was
accompanied by her nephew. Ernest
Ashby Harrell.
Lynch Christian. Of Iynchburg, Is
the guest OF L. P. Holland.
Miss Virginia jenkins is a member
OF house party at the Stormont Cot
tage. Virginia Beach.
Miss Sue Riddick is attending the
summer school at Charlottesville, Va.