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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-14
2S--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOIOGIST


Madam Nina has fust arrived Ia Seattle
never pss her. before An1 che esn tell
you all your past iifs and shat your
future ufs 10 Go hs can advise 300 BE-
business affairs. family affaifs and love
affairs tel zoe shsn Yeu Wili marry
and the inftlai % tho one yau wili
maffT hos 20 conquer yeuF enemies
shd aeuid all trouble ard b. happy
tells Tou IN regard 20 Fnnf absent
friends. tells Yoa vhat rou are adapted
for and hos 20 - surrrssfui In iifs
tells Fsa shat husinass d. ma.t iurs y
fer Yau- rhs madam wiI sirs you
EVER satisfactinn Tier readins. ere
al confidential. charges o. cent. IN.
MADAM can b fouad at stts Union Of
tstsssa Hscond and Thifd Afss. Nsf.
non Hotel
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ne. and explains love affair. and farm.
ny troubles. rsuniis. tho separated. etc
Explains permanent health rules
tAttsfsction guaranteed or no charge
No enc IN trouble turned away. money
or no meney Permanently located at
aff ffntun 81
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poSr MISS CHERRY DANCE rRf,
day evening iiippedFoms. ttfth and
rniversiiy Souvenirs rFe~ 90 all
o. 90 VALUE TROUSERS ron 1870
Lundquist .t.llly npstalra clothes shop
urs.n ulds en- ana Ptk.
WANTED -tt noNa AT OSCn APPLY
al 'ts Fourth ave near jefferson
kAVkSAuuits zoo HATS 1895 is .v
ohtatNAL MODERN nAtthnM
COLLEGE 2ib Occidental Ave
r~sehe. the barber trade wages PAID
peai,lon. secured RATES cot ~ t.e
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MADAM NELLIE

woffts greatest stairvnysns ard phrsn.
oipstst Euarsnfes. 20 Rad your entire
il's Essi. pt@ssnt ard fHtuf- gives
true advice en- Eusfnsss love health
so fsmiiy affaift tells ne name %
yuur futurs hushaHf ~ wife and shat
a. 30 90 ~ snrerssfai m life Hhs has
Just arrived IN this city never hrfs
before one visit Niii gay rpu fef yeuf
fnanr ffsappetatnnruts IN sfhefs Nhs
will rsnas. alt obstacles anf ten yea
hos - wtn ara hold the oes yeu de-
sire m. .trss advice On alt trnpcrtaat
affair. ~ n. Special Fsafimrs Sc
Hotel Eik. rosu Z. itii second. near
Vtn~
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DO YOU KNOW THAT THERE rs a
strike on all water fronts Of the Pacific
cOaat2 DO you know that water front
workers over the Pacific are on strike
for better wages and conditioner Are
you aware that this strike IL on behalf
Of human betterment7 why should
you lend your services 20 strange such
sffOrt7 DO you know that the water
front employer is now paying less for
sirikebrsaksrB than union men are ask.
ing fort DO you know Of any reason
why you should accept a position as
strikebrsaker7 Are you aware that the
whole state ~ Washington is In need
Of honorable labor why should you
humiliats yourself as a strikebrsaksr9
~ IN need 81 employment. call and let
W. direct you where you can secure
same ~ least call and let US or.
plain our principles and efforts.
ROGERS AND sTFlEDoHE-' UNION
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23-PERSONALS

ES-fE oNALo
STAGE DANCING
.cIna DANCES. uurk ana Wins rrim
rose Soft Shoe. waits clog. irish Hsei.
SAILORS unrnptpa. Eccentric. Iaura.
shire clog. Highland Filing, Classic.
Interpretive. etc. etc. Special cut rates
FOR a Few DAYS only Personal private
Instruction BY PROT Carroll means
quickest results
CAnuotI.a DANCING SCHOOL
Fourth and Pike
- tNtn dan,os in 1 or 2 lessons
NA utus eost. no differences ~ you
(s@ never danced before. private
hailsi street shoes @. X
M young lady assistants HtaEs
~ dancing Msin spii
A~ STEVENS ie'i Fourth s,.
u, NottAni.n wipowER HAVING
nice home and whorsNithAt would
like 90 meet rsfinsc. agreeable scan
dinstian lady. &c o. 90. mAtrtmauialiy
Inclined. no general deliveries an
'wsfsd Address TIA care star.
CHORUS GlRIeS-roR musi-
experience uuneeessafy Apply
.cAnRuLi'H DANCING SCHOOL
rour,h ana rthe
itArfiNEsH Ltea ~ MAHtunp itrn
AFs 500 lnneiyf Join Seattle usuAbls
Eyans. ~ unlon. Apt n
orr aARRirp- NEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published Mailed free The
Correspondent Teiodo Ohio
kopAkEna-'iS AT 1. Ara THEY'RE
done 10 cents a roll Jscoh. r.I
plas
MISS HARDING MMANicrn.
ins Art . Arcade Hotel. iai, second
or ACQUAINTED Ho,IrrY- MEET
ins. Thursday evenings tie Pine 81
Phone MAIN 1909.
sto COMPLETE hrsakfa.r Willard
Cafe seventh ard unioa
LApirH-My sr.at. .uccsssfai r.m.dy.
positively guaranteed Madam cr.n.
iitI iith sv.
sec DINNER appstisiss dishes wiihard
Cat. seventh sna linton
Star Want Ads cover the entire
Northwest.
tse MERcit ANr9 LrNCW wfi.HAnb
Cafe seventh Ana union
VIZ RAY CASH ron frRSiruRE III
fius = Phone Main isea
kAyAsst,,lil.H q. . hsis ises let ave
2+-Business Personal
MISS JEWELL MAStCURiNu ni.s
rhird ofnrs 70
MESH RAGS hEFAtHEp .ef no
>~cS-~~~~eS~~SSS~~
1S--Cpiritual Mrdipyvs
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Cameras and Supplies
LOWMAN & HANFORD co
kedakr and Photographs Supple,
n nIN SIC IN ioc
FIRST Ave and Cherry, Tel Main Tist
WANT AID RATES

One cent a word per insertion.
SIX time. for the price OF five.
Coupon hooks-One hundred lines
70 be used as desired--fb.o 90,
HEIR and Situation ads one-haif rate
Funeral Notices .-.........s..'. SVs
Trnast~nt-Chsrge Adv~rtisisE
Per line per insertion .........',.
SIX Insertions for tho price OF i've.
- per cent discount n bill - pAld
within 10 days after first tnsef tioh-
want ads received up TO iisso a. m
for insertion same day.
The Star will not BE- responsible 70,
errors sn Want Ads. after the frs,
Insertion. and the placing OF an 40
for more than one time snail pc
construed as an acceptance OF TINS
eondisicn BY the. advertiser.
AAversisers must present originai
cash receipt when calling Tor let
fers addressed TO box numbers care
fbs star. when Want ADS con
) tanning box numbers are taken ~
ohone The Star will give replies 10
parties calling for same. ana as
suues no responsibility by such
action. -.--@@
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ffrEn EGYPTIAN
CI.AIRVoNASr and
medium. Gtees ad-
vice on business
matter. love health
and family affairs
tells the name %
your future husband
or wife tells n the
enc you love t. true
or false. whAt part
% IN. country is
tucktr.t 60 you and
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$3.50 Cash and 81 Per Week

We sold many choice lots las, Sunday
ito up. Ssw ferry is nearing compile
tion and the brick road also. which
~iii make pss Aoines only 20 minutes
ride from Seattle. 30 get IN on the
ground floor no~. Buy . few lota ss
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l6-Agcnts Wanted


sOLIcfTOHs
WANTED
Newspaper solicitors wanted for mail
subscription work Sec Mr. Parish
care The star. Seattle. Washington
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AL sUFFEpERs FRoM sicKSEss
ehreuie disease haf habits poverty o.
dsfnFniti.s should tat. treatments
Witch Tn. uistn. Scientists offer free
Sundays. ~ a m. Mondays Wsines-
days. Fridays . m, Tsi i1th.
u
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44-Houses for Sale
SLIGO

500 Cash, $500 Monthly
Attractive t.roofn house large lot
G0Hifos fine Earrsn spot. sara ave W.
DAVID = EASTMAN
fFoH Third Ave
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si~PUBIfc NOTICES

soIifoi fine Earcen spot. siri ave W.
DAVID = EAsTnAS
1905 Third Az.
si~PUBLfc NOTICES
tofncial Pubiicaiionl
REPORT OF THE FINANCIAL coSDf-
ton Of tho STATE Bank Of Bellows.
located at Bellevue state Of wsshins-
ton. at the close Of business on the tefh
day Of June 1919
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ..-....... tso.tie.ee
Oeerdfaft- Observation-Disclosures. none
Bonds. warrants and other &c
rTtars. ,'.....',.'.-...,... bss.7s
othsr real estate owned ...... none
Due from banks .............. 7.iItTs
Cheeks on other banks and
cash items ............. non.
Erohans, for clearing house. none
Cash on hand ................ ss3.se
Expenses and int.res; paid 80. b3aiT
Profit and loss ........ ssits
Total ..............-.,n.i,i75
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In .....-...tie.ee 900. et
Surplus fund ................ 1900 %
z Undivided profits ...........&. loTQ.tb
Due 70 hanks~deposi;s ....... none
Dividends unpaid ......t..... none
F Deposits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iS.tii.23
ceftinse checks .+-...-....... none
Z Notes ana bills frdiaconut~d
unciudinE certificates Of de-
posit for money borrowed. none
niila payable ............. none
| Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ti.fti.T7
stats ef Wsshinefon. County Of King. o
| l. y v nir-iow. Cashier Of the above
/ named bank. trust company. do
/ s1lsmnly swear that the foregoing
! statement IL true 20 tho best OF my
/ tnowiecGs ana belief
u. Y. BIGEIOw.
Cashier.
Correct. Attest
W l.. COLLIER
y. J. CARVER
Directors
suhsrFthed ard sworn % before me this
ioth day OF July. 1910.
fE.ala O W WILEY
Notary Public in and for IN. state Of
Washington. residing AZ Seattle
~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~@-~~~~ ~N<~~~~~S~~N~~~~~~~~~~~~1
Aitho so Year, OF age, Gen.
Petsin. French hero OF Verdun. is
an all-round athlete and keeps him.
self In training by skipping the
rope and weighing all the food he
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3o-Waterfront Property
FREE TICKETS

At iIs PACIFIC BLOCK.
Bring your lunch and go 18th US on the
big FREE EXCURSION 90 DIES
MONIES. WASH. Sunday. Fine view
water from, lots. terms a.
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2o-Male Situations Wanted

MAS. tNpuHrRtouA. EtSaLN 80 aEH.
man. all around man tn house ard
waiting on sick ready TO call q, any
time willing 90 travel and DO an3 ktnd
% uufk T. JohAnn. sea Firsinis o.
Elllau tol,
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ACREAGE For SALE

20 ACRES HALF IL OATS. $1,000.
haif cash. orchard. barn and out
buildings. good we'll. j. Wolcott To-
iado, wash.
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.ctAtnvoYkST AND rkfNtsrRY. ~
tnir.fsiiY, between Ftfih ard sixth
Tell past. pressnt ard futuf~. esnsistins
business ani love affairs. advise yuu
atout diverse cases ard shat viii be
Tnur iueky step IN iifs 20 take viu tell
fuii namss - fuuT lover sweetheart
frisa6s enemies ard whst Tsu ats
most adapted fer Test reading free
Permanently located. Hours a. ~
90 = M
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2l-Female Help Wanted

2i-Female Help Wanted
FAMILIES WITH cNiLnNEN oVEn ~
years Or parties - vatusa desiring 90
a. 80 summer ruYaiiuR berry rslds
phone o. Apply FEDERAL Employment
office. FtFps and unian. Ter lnteFna
zion
HFnnY rtckNRa WANTED ENrEt..
lent accommodations ard firii g &
cHifnsr. fuYailup. wash. ~ q Ne. :.
WOMEN nrcoaE . = GOVERNMENT
clerks $40 meath Rsattl. srzmtaa.
tinn. coming sample auss,ian. free
ffankitn iustituts. Dept i.if, Rochss.
NOVELTY CHERRY DANCE NBfpAr
sysuiag. insetdrpsns sops.niF. free
'~SS~S~Ss~-l.e-S~.~,s~s~~o~~
e2-Female Situation
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS rosf
zion a. heus=ssspsr er cook tn home
~ camp Mala sott
WASTED LYniC TtEs.
=. S,ssla -, :, sJ,esy
23-PERSONALS
WORKING Man. sgE 20. rrrspr
position. some means wishes 10 meet
wsrsias ART. object matrimony. Al,
dr.ss utp s,ar
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH xoyEM EAR
~ Eastern sraeuais. women ard ehn-
efvn docisfs references rhons Easi
slsS
DRESS FoRMs- PLATTER CAST
| trours.it reproduced 80, Hspah-
lican ~ capltai 81.
LADIES rs TuoUnt.E aAVE TINE
Z any nousr ~ csiiins isiiN nreaf-sy
LAURA BURNS-NA ssAdr.
bath. ofues -. Hotel Elliott. isss
I PIKE
LADIES' AiY REGULATOR PosfTIvEfY
guaranteed ittts nreaawsy
ITHE nENotr INSTITUTE. 800 HafaHr
| fifE aerHed and ptus cures fh-urua
item and lumbaEa In shert time. ruAr-
antssd
MISS MARION nat, ps5n !, M 49,.
sage berkshire HotsL isis Second.
office ~.
IMASSAGE-Tun BATHS M.si'
sfnss ~. Gran Hotel
| e EpfsoN PHoNo0RAPHs AND
! nT1 PHoNopRAFH sUPPtY HOUSE
TIL Edison R.cord. R,psifins
Ns i,is wsstiak. Phons Msln tp7s
WORKING AAN. ~ WITH soaE
/ property. wishes the acausin,anr. - a
| LADY between ~ and a. wiih some
means. 20 open up rood ~int,x prop.
srty. ami ~ suited. matrimonY. "A
dress ne star
PRACTICAL SuRsfSa REAsoSkHf.E
Queen Anne a7Ta
LADIES DON'T WORRY WHEN DF.
| iay~d Or irregular uss LADY Etsin I'm
psrial Tablets ny mail. 81 per Dor.
douhis strength. o. 50 Every boz
guaranteed Grown AEsncy. 1874 sfrth
MAN ~. WISHES THE ScQrAINT.
| ancs % a lady between 20 ana 20 Or.
tect mairImouY; German preferred
| FiA star
tApt s-skSpERsOSa cotton ROOT
| pills safe and SURE cure Tor delayed
periods Price o. MansY refunded n
| remedy fail. after q ,r trial Raymond
Remedy room 8. Hotel sntlsTs.
! Fourth and Union
AN HONEST LABOHISg MAN. EARN.
] Ing good wages you'd uks 60 meet
\ lady not over 10 years % age: object
matrimony. no trifisrs. references *
/ changed Address n sf. car. star
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nY DOING uuRtNE sN trMrAtHA
Tracle sells Mems tga suits and over
Goats tof tit Tracis's Upstairs sui
shop, 'ess Third ave
nsR.AtN~ en- new and second hand
clothing shoes tools guns. trunks
suit eases iewrirY musical iustruf
mcuts hard ware cnfupinr. Alaska
and fshinK outfits Come and see
The usrEsin Fturs 1es Occidental
We buy sell exchange o. 80 paid
Tor good second hand suits Phone
Main 1881
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Attorneys-at-Law

J. r nall rsrAptIsuEn iNf
o.n.rai practice burke nuiidinE aes
Second ave Main y,et --
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what 20 Do % - successful IN iifs.
satisfaction Guaranteed iiis Ptks 81
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons
nRS DALTON a MURPHY -sktN DIS.
eases oniy SUITE ses Liberty Hids
Thirt sna Union
Or KATHRYN HARRisoN-,ei SIXTH
Eliiou srtsJ
Dr Rrewu. rectal diseases tes LsarY tud
-~f---e--=a-@ref~e-f-a~-
Storage
DRY. FfREfRoop STORAGE WARE
house csntrai Storage Co. les white
Nifr
~~~~~~~~~~4~S~~~~-~
Well Drilling and Testing
swsnsar Heed sfe rin. q Msie tst
Store Fixtures and Showcases
sHOW CASES MD STORE FtNruRra
new aud s~cond hand. all kird. Ia
ward L. GomoiL itits Third ave. near
Pine
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Moving and Storage

gCIgNLo ilISNit., p . ~ 30,
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THE QUINCY = MODERN tRooN
basement As low as 80 and up 70 ies
T2i 18th ave East fasg
NNseNNeN~~NSN~I~@~eeN~<
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WIDOW. ~. WANTS GENTLEMAN TO
finance small legitimate business f25
required Hsz. star.
MRS LiNDOUIST-rra nurse. West
St7w
REGtaTERED MIDwiFE-MRs VII
ieikseu. 7Jig 18Th n. W Phone Bal
lard 1851
Private maternity home 2io2 r. Madison
RAGTIME PLAYING TAUGHT, 10 TO
20 lessons. success guaranteed. b04-bos
PantaEos Bldg
WIDOW. ~. WANTS TO MEET GEN
tieman. suitable age object early
marriage. FLO. star
DIAMONDs WANTED HIGHEST CASH
price paid for diamonds. pawn tickets
bought Warrington Brokerage Co
sib JoShua Green Bldg Hours. TO
. m.
DENVER DYE woRNs-f5os 7th ave
FOX TROT and other moas Z :!
afternoons to .. under direction Prof
martin Jones' Hippodroms. Fifth and
Uniyersity
NNN.hlbLkI/ 81 90 DOWN. 400 A WEEK
rrf,J1%/ buys diamond or watch
QTTV PETER MICHAEL. 1904 end
W Lihefni credit HemodellnK
REV GREEN rs SOW LOCATED At
the Holland Hotel. Fourth and Jeffer-
son opposite new court house Private
parlors. private entrance on Jefferson
Ministerial services rendered.
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NINE. VICTORIA

AnouT LOVE nUsiSras
mensr matters sto Thi. Europsau
palnist with spisndid reputation. cat
help you Price SOC 1875 Seventh. -
tween Pike ard Pine
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Collateral Loans

LARGEST LOANS OK pfkMoNps AND
fewelry. per cent. legal rates strictly
confftentiai American Iewvlry Co.
set Second ave
HONEY LOANED on All. ARTICLES
q value Ths Rsiiasl.. ,ef rhird ~.
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Apartments

USFtHNtsHED APARTMENT /
and rooms. modern Inquire Main
1852
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FAMILIES WITH c'uLpNrS oVEn u
Ysars Or parties % women desiring 90
a. 80 sumner ruYaltuP berry fields
phone o. Apply Federal Employment
office first and union. Ter inteFma
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Classified Business Directory
| Junk

Na.s. Joos CO. no Flf'' ave : Nnlo''
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Bank
Billiard Tables

We 10 6Oop woRK-0 r NRRr-
~is 1871 Fourth rhen. M.ln ,sss
C,rnepterx
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26-For Rent Furnished

TWO OR THREE rURSrsHED ROOMS
Tor iiHht housekeeping. mic. surround
inEs. $40 and US Phone Queen Anne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

lu,cly fireproof as modern architecture
can conceive
The, cost of the buildings will APP
proximate 100000.
The grounds In front OF the build
inHs have been graded and tar:aCcd.
and are being bcauiificd as rapidly as
practicable The contractors promise
th"' 'his will be accomplished. and the
GrdsH Will he growing in time for the
detection.
III The rear is AN extensive natural
grove OF oak. chestnut and hardy trees.
ana the entire grounds will become {,
park nf ninety -four acres.
In every direction. from the vcrandus
ana observation purlors. il comma nd ed
tn" exquisite scenery for which Red
ford Is famed. The Peaks of otter. the
most noted peaks Of the Blue Ridge
chain of mountains. were very potent
factors for selecting this site for "A
national home. as we'll as tho un-
rivalcd beauty Of the endless vis,as OF
wonderful landscapes that are unfold
ed to view on every hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

visited BOSTON. is with his, daughter.
Mrs j. l." Gray.
Miss Mary Lemon, OF "Inslowood."
was the guest of Miss Lila Gray last
week.
Ashby Mayo. Of Scottsvilic. spent
Sunday in tho home Of Mrs. Y. H..
kiddS
Miss Alice Lemon. of Bedford. visited
friends here last week.
Mr.. Cornctt and little daughter, of
Scottsviile. returned to their homo on
Tuesday. after visiting Mrs. Lou Auder-
son.
Little Miss Ella Merle Saunders.
spent several days last week with rela-
uveS at wincina.
Mrs. Il. f.. Akers and children Of
Gladstone. are now with Mr.. and Mrs
IS K. Bolton.
Marvin Roberts is visiting friends in
Russell County.
Mrs. Jerry Wood. of Gladstone spent
Saturday and Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Nellie Turner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-30

College, were recent guests OF Mis-.
Harriet Evans.
Miss Mary Whitehead has returned
from Biacksburg, where she attended
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute ger
mans.
{. NJ Freeman oc HopewelI. spent
the Easter holidays with his family
here.
w. =. sutton and daughter. Marie.
returned from Richmond on Monday.
having spent the holidays with rela-
tlNcS in that city.
Miss Nell r Wood is the guest of her
sister Mrs. Brydon. in Du,Ivilic
Mrs. Aubrey T.. STROBE and children
spent Sunday with Judge !. THOMPSON
Brown at Arlington.
Louis Lunsford. Of rctcrs6urc. rs viz
! iting Mrs. Il X. Harrison
Miss Leonard t:ppS returned on Mon.
day from Blackstone, where She spent
the holidays
j, r.. Jackson has returned TO Tazc-
well. after visiting his sistcr-in-iaw.
Miss Mary G. Ellis.
Miss Kate Taiiaferro. OF Sweet Eriar.
spent Easter with her mother, Mrs.
;. Taliaferro.
Of Miss Leonard E.pps. of Blackstone.
for Easter
Miss Genie steele. Of Sweet Hriar.
and Peyton X. Evans, Of Amherst, at,
tended a dance at charlottesville on
/ Tuesday night.
Miss Maria Rristow, of Farmvillo ac-
:ompanieh by her friend. Miss Perry,
spent the holidays with Mrs r. n.
cambridge
Miss Christine Gannaway. OF Lynch
burg. VII" has been the Gucs; of Mrs
! W. Ward Hill, has returned home.
Miss Ethel Gilbert spent last w.oL
end with Miss Eva Gilbert. in Lynch
hurc.
Miss Julia Taliafcrro OF Washing
/ ton. is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
S, r. raliafcrro.
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APPoMATTOx

n
ApPOM.ATTO%, VA. April 2a.-sir.
and Mrs. Decker. Of Rocky Mount. have
been visiting n, the home Of Walter
Scott
John FORSYTH, Of Wisconsin, mas re-
Gently purchased a farm near town and
has moved his family.
Robor, kilr. OF Glenfali. and Miss
Mary Woodbridge of Buckingham. were
married this week at ;he Methodist
parsonage.
Misses Matte Sears and Eula Mae
Hurk have returned from an extended
visi, 10 Church Roads and Rice.
sunday May I. will he county church
DAY and many OF tho churc nos Of An
pomattoN County wll carr out the
program asked for ~ the Governor
+. w. McKennS, sheriff OF tho coun-
~. who has been in tho hospital in
Lynchhurg for some time. rcturnsc;
homo this week after q sever. Illness.
MIR. ami Mrs. j. T.. Peterson, OF Brook
neal hav" been visiting a, tho homo
OF Mr. and Nrs. G ~ Allen
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visit Mr. and Mrs NJ W. lloyd in
Richmond
Miss Helen Brdsouw. uf IIollins Col
lcGr. spent tho Easter vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs I. II Bird
song.
Misses kathrine Pinner and Sue Rid
dick, who spent the Easter holidays
with Mrs. Clarence Wyuhc. in f3,a-
noke Rapids. have returned home
Miss Ruth Davis. of Lakeside. Is Wis
ittnE in Emporia.
Miss Annie Davis, Of Lakeside. is
spending the Easter holidays in Nor
folk.
Robert W. pascy arrived on Sunday
from New York for a visit To his sister
Mrs J. n. Lilliston, on Primer Street.
Miss Arreter Ashburn. Of San Fran
cisco. and Miss Hcicu Burns. OF Wash
inEton. -. G. are guests Of Mrs D. G.
Lyons on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs W. 8. Knight Of
Whaleyvilic. Va, are visiting Rev. and
Mrs. I. w. johnson. -. -.
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Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
NORWOOD. VA. April .23.--Rcv Mr..
Beasicy filled his appointment on sun
day at Bethany Methodist Church here.
T. l.. Roberts "f Richmond. spent
Easter with his father here. returning
on Wednesday,.
G. 4. Sc-ugrs. Of Richmond. spent
the Weekend with his family here
Dr. w w. Dennis and little son. OF
I.ynchburG. have been recent visitors
In the home Of s. J.; Bolton.
Miss Minnie Robertson. Of Rucl<inc-
ham, - spending several days with
Miss Estcllc Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Baltimore. Of Farm
willie, who have been visiting Mrs.
George Melton. have returned home
Captain Stcadman. who has spent tho
winter in California. and has recently
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Sp"ciai 10 The Times nispatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. April 29.--Willic c.
i3rinkley has concluded a visit to his
parents. chief and Mrs. W. L. Brink
Icy. on ST. James Avenue
Henry Noriieet. of Randolph Macon
College. spent the Easter holidays with
his Gather. Postmaster John B Nor
feet. lie is accompanied by Henry
Dell. Jr, of Baltimore
Mrs VIII McFadcn and children OF
Richmond, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Truitt. near Suffolk.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Nurncy have
concluded visit TO their daughter,
Mrs. r. ~ Smyth. in Richmcnd
Mrs NJ. r Lloyd left on Monday to
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AMHERST
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
AMfIERST VA. April 2?.--Walter
Tucker spent few DAYS last week at
Washington and Lee University in Lex
inrtcn.
Miss Bertha PfiStcr. Of Sweet Rriar
College. last week was the guest of
Miss Hester Scott
Miss Robbie Drummond has returned
from visit t" friends in LynchburE.
Charles Woodson and Miss Dyer. uf
LynchburE. visited Gordon Dearborn on
last Friday.
Rich Henley brummond. Of Lynch
burg. spent Easter at his home near
the village.
w. \. Nelson. OF Washington. visited
Rcv. j. y. Thomas the past Weekend
Miss Ruth Maurice. of New York. and
Miss Rachel Eorbish. OF Sweet Briar