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The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Motor Gossip
Bx "sI" GRoGAN.


The following automobile licenses were
issued yesterday:
4ss7-rc Kalon o., Inc, l4o5 ct. NV Ford 1876
ssl6s-Pan American Unioo. U. 8. Government;
Mitchell 1916.
4eiss-H z Haseltine sp woodIey I'd. Ford
1917
4eI:o-Jos Hoffman. 3ll6 18th st. nw; Ford 1917.
tsl7l-T @. Dewey, g7 18Th st. NV: Dodge 1915.
STE. B. Adams, G4 Pa. ave. NV; Ford 1875
46lT5-R P. Martin. 45l Lamont ct. NV: Ford 1914
46lT4-J. c. Gstean & Son. l1l U ct. Ford 1917.
4tl75-Abe. Kammirett r23 23rd st. nw.; Ford 1876
4s176-E. J. Cochren. 90 18th s. NV; Saxon 1917
SslT-Ella Thucher 1877 Mas. ave. NV; Cadillac
1917
4sl7s-Chas W. Leaf SIS Keefer st: Ford 1917.
lsl7s-Henry wahl. 6F st. me-; Cadillac 1917.
t6ls0-N E. Glover, Mass ave. ext. Detroit 1914
4sla-saml. G. Mulligan. S0l woodley I'd Ford
1910.
asls2-HOward 8. Roop. nos N. Y. ave uw.: Au-
burn 1917.
.slss-w. NJ. Michan1. 59 Seward 50. ss; Chez
4sls-Peter @. schafer. ls st. ss.; Mitchell 1917
Sl8-H. G. Morris. 6B Southern Bldg; Buick
1915
4slss-L. L. Fahrebruch. a St nw.; Ford 1876
6lE-W. II. Nelson, lfN Corcoran St; Ford 1911,
46lSs- Emmett Z Beal. l3 B st. &C. Ford 1873.
46Is-Mrs. W. s. Culbsrtsou. n Md. ave. ne.
Columbia Electric 1912.
4siso-Geo W. cIssel. COLORADO Bldg Hereshon
1872
4slsl-The Hydraulic Clutch, no End st. nw,; Ford
1916
Eia-J. T. Golfer Drive 90. IS 18th st. me-; Ford
1916.
&l@-E sIoop, raol ~ ct. sw; Ford 1916.
sls4-viola NJ. Rout. 35l1 18th st. NV REQ
t6ls6-E. g. Wood, m A st. se.; Losier lsi2
4slss-Juha B. Brandon, 1905 Hsmlin st. ns
Ford 1916.
sin-Nelson A.enns. The ROchambe.u: oo,mbi.
Electric.
isiSs-Barnett Ta1icab o.. zoe 1lth st. NV; port
isiss-w. W. chi,wsll. SIS 9Th st. nw.: old.mobile
1916. r.,
isno-r. J. Landerrre,, 70 ouebsc pL; ch.lmers,
1917.
Joseph Trew. president of the Trew
Motor Co.. and Charles Brooks. a men,
Der Of the sales force, leave tomorrow
morning for a visit to the REQ factory
at Lansing Mich. They will drive back
two ofrthe new REQ Six machines, which
are now ready for delivery.
Burton Leary, jr., returned yesterday
from the Maxwell dealers conference
factory In Detroit. 1T is not so much
a case Of production as II is a case OF
getting freight cars to ship 1t in,'' was
Mr.. Leary's comment on the inability to
get cars through according to schedule
Whether or not washington viii have
an automobile show this winter will be
decided within the next few days. An
agreement on the location and the price
asked as rental for the same is about
all that stands between this city and
motor car exhibition. Quite q number
of dealers have signifed their intention
Of taking space II 1t Ia finally decided
to have a show and there are enough
more who are only waiting to express
q favorable Sopinion until the location
can be finally secured.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER s 1916

woodley Park-Emma J. Walter tc
william w. Everett. lot -, block 10, so.
s2s Twenty-nrst street horthwest-Cath.
crime T. whitesell ct al TO. Martha A.
Webb. part original lot Us. square ioi. so,
800 Sixteenth street northwest; 1870 X
street northwest-Helen Hay Whitney ei
sl to Alice H. Wadsworth. lot 10 and part
lot II, square 1S6; part lot Is. square 1ss
undivided 2-S interest). sl00.
South Brookland-John A. Petty ct ux,
Florence p. to Allen H. and Anna q.
Orndorn. lots IA and Is. block Il, SO.
Thirty-seventh street. between o and
p streets northwest--Guy 8. Zepp ct ux,
Pauline c., to Louise Easton, lot 1856,
square l24s, SO.
Pleasant Hills-Nellie N. Besselievre >to
Thomas L. Fortune, lot 30. square .s322,
80; Thomas L. Fortune conveys same
property to Sidney I. and Nellie M. Bes-
selievre, so.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD H. sYME, Aftorne,

SUPREME COUNT OF THE DISTRICT oI4H
mmoia, holding Probate Court. No zIn Adn.t
istnnon-T9js Is to dFe notice that fhe suhsriber.
@ the District Of Columbia has obsained from ths
rroneie Court Of the District Of Columbia lettsrs
lhte o. me District d Columbia, decezssd. An PER
sons having claims aezinst the deoeassd are hereby
warned 70 exhiht the same with ths -pouchez
tndeof, leniS autheutated 70 the nhsufbU on
OF before the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d.
III otnefvise they may By Law Be exciuded from
al nenent Of s.id estate. Given under my hand
ms ms otn day Of December. 1915 sAM'L +. eroTT.
~ rou1eenth street northwest. Attest (SeaD
JAMES TANNER. Register of wis for the Dis
ula OF Columbia. Clerk q the PrnhatA Court
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square $50. lot S6-Frederick w. Meyers
ct ux Bessie e. to H. r.. Howenstein
and Fred W. Reeves to secure Edgar r..
Richardson $3.50; mopthiy payments per
cent
Square. 2s24, lot ga. Lincoln Smith
ct ux Georgia s. to B. Francis Saul and
James F. Shea to secure Home Savings
Bank $500; monthly payments 6 per
cent.
Square 1929, lot 60-Maud e. Fleming to
Washington Loan and Trust Company
to secure Equitable Cooperative Building
Association $500.
1 Ingleside, lot 50, block willis b. Rice
ct ux Ruth NJ. to Claud Livingston and
H Clifford Bangs to secure VIM. II.
Saunders & Company SIS; months, 6
per cent.
square 2ss, parts lots So, 81 and ss-
Jessie s. Davies to Charles p. Stone and
Charles w. Fairfax to secure Cora o.
Woodward $4,000; year. per cent
semi annually.
wyoming Terrace, lot q; Washington
Heights, lots 81 and Is block 6; Meridian
Hill. lot. 4 and parts lots 10 and II, block
1+Bates4 Warren ct ux Lisette B. to
George d. Watson and James B. Nichol-
son to secure Samuel A. Drury 800, 900;
l year. 8 per cent semi-annuaIly.
Square 10l. part original lot 15-tMartha
1
M. Drury to secure Caroline F. White
sell $1,000; monthly payments 6 per cent
| Lanier Heights. lots 1B and 157-Harry
A. Kite ct ux % B. Francis Saul and
J. wriley Jacobs to secure Thomas e.
Allen 1900; 3 years, 9 per cent, semi
annually, on lot 155; same to same to
secure same $1,000; 8 years, 6 per cent
semi-annually. on lot 157. 9
Square 81, lot $-Harry A. Kite ct ux
a II c..
to secure Thomas e. Allen s, 900; years,
6 per cent semi-annually.
Square 23S, lots 159 and 160-Harry A.
Kite ct ux to B. Francis Saul and J..
wriley Jacobs to secure Thomas E. Allen
2,750; years, per cent semi-annually
on lot 159; same to same to secure same,
$3.50; years. per cent. semi-annually
on lot 100.
Lanier Heights, lot 22-Harry A. Kite
ct ux to B. Francis Saul and J. wriley
Jacobs to secure Thomas e. Allen "a, so;
3 years. 6 per cent senli-annually
Square 365. part lot @-Harry A. Kite
ct ux to B. Francis Saul and J. wriley
Jacobs to secure Thomas f. Allen 81 $50:
3 years, 8 per cent. semi-annually.
Square 669, lots IS and1 67-Harry A.
Kite ct ux to B. Francis Saul and ].
Wriley Jacobs to secure Thomas z. Allen
$500: 8 years. s per cent semi-annually
South Brookland, lots IA and 15 block
Ils-Allen H. Orndorff ct ux to B. Francis
Saul and J. Wriley Jacobs to secure
Thomas E. Allen $500; years s per
cent semi-annually on lot IA; same to
same to secure same $500: years, s
per cent semi-annually on lot is; same
to B. Francis Saul and G. Percy Nc
Cline to secure John A. Petty $l,o36.49; 1
year. s per cent semi-annually on lots
| Il and 15
Square 1242. lot 15s-M. Louise Easton to
Albert F. Fox and Jerome Hubbard to
secure Robert I. CARRIER s375; to 81
months, 6 per cent
Square SIS, part original lot 7-Charles
F. Collins ct ux to Arthur Carr and
Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpetual
Building Association $l,600.
Square 1920, lots 81 and 32-Arthur Carr
ct ux to Marvin A. Gusts and William
r. Hillyer to secure Perpetual Building
Association $500
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1-Wsllace VS.. Rooster; attorneys. New.
myer, Frost-Mackey.
2-Needham VS.. Massachusetts, Mutua.
Life Insurance Co.; attorneys. Darling.
ton, sullivan AfcKenney & FIannery.
3-Shapiro W. District of Columbia; at
torneys, Baker, Grant-Syme.
EChatard VS.. Means; sttorneys
TuckerAClephane.
b-Owens vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Co.; attorneys, Wright & Wan.
pler-Barbour. HooveV
6-DeLauter VS.. Bean; attorneys, Mil
Ian q Smith-Baker Leahy.
Thatcher VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co. attorneys. Gardiner
Hoover.
s-Citizens National Bank VS.. Lincoln;
attorneys, Baker. Leahy-Loving.
sPrevost VS.. Young; attorneys. Hack
ett. Marye-Faust & Wilson. Dennis.
o-Mauer vs.. Washington Herald Co.
attorneys. Ralston & Richardson--Frai.
ley. Wolf.
II, Z, Is Stohlman VS.. StohIman: at
torneys Brown. Bauman-o Donoshue
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC, BY PUBLIC
AUCTION, TO PAY STORAGE AND OTHER
CHARGES
On SATURDAY. December 9. 1875. eonnencins
at go O'Clock a.. m, within the saesrooms OF Adam
A. Weschler. sd Pennsylvania avenue northwest we
will sell by pubic auction. to pay storage and other
charges. all household goods etc, stored with
in the following The Helicord CopyEnsr
Company, Suzie Simpson, J. W. West Joseph e.
Steward Mrs. G. Parker Mrs B. Hatton. Mr. A.
Violet. Ars Frazier. Miss Lucy Jones. Mrs. Per.
kins. Mis- Anna Washington. N. J. O'Brien, Mag
gle Williams. and r. d. Hereford. An parties IN.
teTested win pleas take notice. UNION STORAGE
COMPANY, GIG Third street northwest
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Criminal Divisiea No. 1.
Justice G0uId.

United States vs.. William Young. house.
breaking; plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty entered; referred to probation
oficer; attorney, A. p. Connor
United States vs. Dennis r. Ways; non.
support; bench warrant issued.
United States vs. Ounce e. sanderson
nonsupport; bench warrant issued. Z
United States W. Clauddis Burton: as.
sault with a dangerous weapon; jur,
respited; attorneys, Hawken q Havell.
Assignment for today:
United States We. Arnett Talbert.
United States VS.. Francis Benton.
United States VS.. Matthew L. Dodd.
United States vs.. Raymond Hager.
United States VS.. Malcolm Reid.
Sentences at 1:15 p. m.
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lt-McNabb va kinney; attorneys Poe
-Freeby.
15-Columbia Building Co. W.. Dorsclf;
attorneys. Wright. Bradiey y-Carter.
i6-Navy League VS.. Ford; attorneys,
Macfarland-Suliivan.
H-Apperson Bros. Co. vs.. Probey. at
torneys. Perry-Disgs.
1s-Pierce vs.. District 1f Columbia; at
torneys. Leckie. Cox q sherier-wiliiams.
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WIN seek Hosnital Funds

Reading. Pa, Dec. 7.-BiIls asking
for appropriations of si4s.ooo to Read
ing's hospitals and other charitable
Institutions will be introduced in the
next legislature by either Walter
Ringler or James H Maurer. the MEM
bers-elect from this district. Last year
the Reading institutions received si2.-
800 In appropriations
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. .wEsCHLER. Auetiosee

ADAM A. .wEsCHLER. Auetioneer.
Large Stock of Hish-grade Hard
ware. Tools. Garden Imple-
ments. Housefurnishings, Gene
tery Goods. in Nos. ll05-1107
9TH St. NV.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
Commencing Monday. December II.
1916. at 10 O'clock A. M, and
/ consuming daily at the same
hour until all is sold.
..... HARDWARE
For all t.dss. ineuding Nails Screws. Brad. Door
sets. KAobs and Locks. Hinges. Door CheckA
F1uh Bolts, Pulleys. Butts Keys, Barn Door
Hinges, Hanger od Track, Machine and Sto,e
Bolts. Casors Brackets. Draw Pulls and Escutch-
cons. Weather Strip. Rope. Emery Cloth and Sand
Paper. Window Screen, Skate Parts, Wagon ard
Tricycle. Wheels Etc
For all trades. including Hammers, H,tchsE Saws.
Planes. Chisels and Gouges. Vises Steel and 0fAer
Squares. Levels. Rules. Drills Bits. Reamers.
Chucks, Taps, Augers Files Swrtnches Of all kinds.
scze~driyers, Saw Sets, Pliers, Expansion Bit Out
Drills, 'canipers Didders Tapes. Jointen, Wagon
Jacks, Plasterer's Tables and Straight Edges Etc.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS
shovels, He's. Rakess Forts. Street BroomS
Chicken Wire. Hose and Reels, Crowbau, Wheel
barrows, Extension and other LAdders Lawn Roller,
Lawn Mowers Etc.
H0USEFURNIsHINGS.
Enams,. lin and Wooden Ware. Brooms. Ash
and Garbage Cans Bofler, Tubs, on Csns slsd
Measures Gas Stoves. Oil Heaters washers AMI
Wnnsen Churns. Bird okses Meat Grnden,
Scales. Dusters. Paints and Brushes Metal Polish.
MoEs. Ironing Boards, Irons. Lamps and Chimney.
Chair Seats, Etc.
CUTLERY.
KNIVES. Scissors, Steels Razor strcps, Butte. ers'
Saws, Gearers. Carborundum Stones, Etc
CEMETERY GOODS.
Iron Lawn Benches. Urns Flower Bones, Metal
Fencing. Tubs Flower Pots Jsrdinisres. Basket
Holders. Etc.
Show Gases. Scales. Iron Safe. Desks, Typewriter.
Tables, Etc.
Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. wEscHLER. Auctioneer
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Offers Reward for Jewels,

~Hempstead, n. ". Dec 7.-Ten thou
sand dollars reward was offered Today
by Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold, of the
Meudowbrook Hunt colony, for the ie-
covery cs tie 100000 worth of jcwc,s
and other yaluables taken from her
home october ~
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LOST

EosT-@ INWARD. LOYAL LEGION GOLD
enamel 'badee; red, white and bne. Return 10
LOYAL LEGION OFFICE l1s st.
LosT-siO REWARD. ON DECEMBER s, BID
tween Washingtou and Harrisonburg. Va, lsdys
handbag. containing pocketbook with mones. chec1ue
book and letters; also small box with pieces cf
jdwelry. Address BOX no. Herald ofice.
Losr-A LARGE GRAY LONG-HAIRED SHEEP
dog with white markings on head and chest;
answers TO name Of bill" suihbls rwsrd ~
turned 10 MS h Il. nv. q
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Criminal Division No. q
Jaatiee McCoY.

United States vs.. Allautia GrauI; keep
ing badwy house; given to jury; attor-
neys, NJ. e. O'Brien and A. D. Smith.
Assignment for today:
United States vs.. James Robinson.
United States vs.. Owen Washington.
Sentences and motions at 10 q. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
PERSONALS.

IT is DTFTIcCLT 10 IMAGINE Is TURNING
down Q sslaSe lot of men's Won suits rarfs
Shoes, ETC Il would be direct money loss and vs
could never Be- satisfied that way. SO the eGsy Wsv
Is best. and you set square value. JUSTHS OLD
STAND. 6IS D.
WEIGHT REDUCED 10 POUNDS A
month without drug Diet o. strenuo1, eIarr,.e
Write for particular PHYSICAL NoRMALIZER
CO.. looelo5 W. Monroe A., Chicago. III
NOTICE. Artificial teetn ana eecou6-
hand Diamonds ana Jewelry bouEst
LSuis Abrahams, S1S G. Or. Pat. offte~
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ELEVEN.
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In re Shelby-Clarke Art Co.; order ap-
pointing Leon Tobriner and W. C. Balder-
ston attorneys.
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DIED.

DEI4ARUE-On Thursday, December
late residence, S4l5 Twelfth street,
Brookland
Funeral mass at ST. Anthonyss
day. December ls16 Inter1nent
private philadelphia papers please
copy.)
PAULcOn Thursday, December :. 1916.
JAMES, beloved husband Of the late
Susie NJ Paul
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, $40 Fourteenth street
southeast. on Monday, December IL
1916, at $50 a. m. thence 10 ST. Peters
Church at a. m, where high mass
of requiem will be offered for the re
pose of his soul Interment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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FOR HIRE-AUToMoBnEs
sEvENPAssENoEK P1cKIRD
= pG boar; anywhere in cy. &c LO~ rat4s
theateEs and parde W. O.
8 An HOUR; OWNER DRIVING. COL rz
FOR HIRE-a PER HOUR, AUTOS; C4REFTL
white ehauneurs; clean can: day and night ssTVios
Phons Lincoln o.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auctioneer.

decs,s.l1
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59I93-Barber & Ross VS.. E. Norval
Fortson; account $246.73: plaintiffs at
torney, w. II. Sholes
s5s794-Mary w. Griffith vs.. John A
Sterrett and Robert F. Fleming, trading
as Sterrett & Fleming: damages s1O 900;
plaintiffs attorneys. Leigh Robinson and
L. C. Dutton.
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an eXcellent Dit or acting on Doth
sides. Presently the doctors strug-
giles grew feebler and he slpmped
back into a chair. apparently 1feless.
Harold looked sIeepily at him for a
moment, then, with measured tread
crossed to the outer door Of the lab
oratory and 80 down the front stairs.
The panel slid wide open. Tanner
and Morrison hurried forward. With
scarcely a look at the Doctors sprawl
ing body they seized the apparatus
and began to haul 1t toward the panel
opening.
A click close behind them caused
both Of them to turn. The supposedly
murdered DR.. Montrose was bolt up
right. facing them. In the fist Of his
|. extended right arm glittered leveled
revolver.
The horror Of the supernatural
swept over both crooks. Simultane-
ously and with q howl Of fright they
made dive for the panel opening.
Slamming shut the panel behind
them, they ned IN panic fear down
the passageway ana out of doors
Thus it was that Bob Clayton. halt
ng his own car in front of the house
ano starting toward the veranda, COL
noed heavily with two running men
Eno emerged from around the side
Of the house.
He recognized the foremost Of the
I've as Tanner and grappled with him.
ut the impetus Of the two mems
rush sent Clayton on his balance, and
knocked him nat. He rolled over ana
Jumped to his feet, giving chase.
fne two fugitives had already
reached their car and had gotten il
N nouon. Clayton rushsd up. too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-02

TIN ough the greater part of tho Suite.
Latimcr Macon and his cousin. Henry
Atwood. left on Wednesday for Camp
Cherokee. In the mountains OF North
Carolina. to he gone six weeks.
Captain Holmes. of tho Virginia MIL
itary Institute. in n guest of Gascoync
Lyme. at 'Willow Grove"
Miss Mary Thompson. who has been
visiting DIR. and Mrs. C. c.. Page. has
returned to her homo in Summit Point.
w. Va.
Misses Louise Walton and Georgia
Riddle. or MorEanton. II. c.. arc the
guests OF Miss Anne and Louise Mon
euro.
Mrs. Allen Warren returned nome
this week after an absence of tea days.
during which time she visited her
mother. Mrs. Edward Som.rs. near
Somerset
Miss Elizabeth Ransom was hostess
on TUESDAY afternoon at a tea given
TO the younger set In honor OF their
guests. Misses Louise Walton and
Georgia Riddle.
Miss Margaret S. Carter left on Mon.
day for II two weeks visit to her
Schoolnintc. Miss Margaret Lawson. OF
Hampton. Later Miss Carter will visit
her old home I'm Smithncld. Va.
Mrs. George =. Shackclford and Mr.
and Mrs. V. n. Shackclford left on
Monday for weeks stay in New York
Miss Title Thornton. OF Port ROYAL
Va, Is n guest OF Mrs. Clifford Madduy
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DURHAM

Special to The Times Dispatch.
DURHAM. ~ c.. July I-Miss
oianche Whitmorc entertained on We'd
heSday morning at her home on Man
gum Street. in honor OF her guests
MS" mary Baxter. of Petersburg, VA
ana Miss Mary Winbornc, Of Como,
The dance given on Tuesday even
ing at the Country Club by Miss Mil
ored turner in honor Of her guests
MISS Louise BalSlcy, Of RcidsvIllc y
- ana Miss Lucille Barrow, of Black
stone. Va, was one of the delichtful
city. :"
Miss Mnttic Moyc Adams was hos
TESS on Tuesday evening at an after
dance supper" to Il few OF her friends
complimentary to her guest. Miss
courtney Crowther, of Savannah. On
MISS Janet Mason entertained tho
nriuEett Club on Friday morning
Iaoies were placed on the porch. which
was beautifully decorated with yari
coiored flowers. Tho guest of the club
was MISS Louise Balslcy. of Reidsville.
a classmate of Miss Mason at Sweet
Brinr.
Miss Ida NJ Hardy and Mrs g !
White. Of Bedford. Va. are tho guests
OF their sister. Mrs. II. ]. Poindexter
on Proctor Street.
Miss MYRTLE Matthews has gone to
Norfolk Va, where She will visit her
sister, Mrs. II. c. Etheridgc
MISS Margaret Thomas is visiting ir
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HANOVER

HANOVER, V... July Mrs. c. 2.
tAld"eN ""o hi!%rcn are visiting
Major John Lee in stafford County.
Miss Sale Montgomery. of Fred
eric kshrrs is the guest of Miss Sallic
Woo!iolk, az Nut Shell"
Misses Newton. Of the Fins. are Wis
iiine relatives in Orange County
Mrs. L. Cardwel Taylor and small
daughter let, last week TO be the CUES,
81 Mrs. Taylor'3 parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w, 6 sprinkle, of Harrisonburg. Va.
Miss Nannin Walden, OF Richmond
was TN, guest Of MIR and Mrs. Rober-
Gwathmey. last week
MrS. william WickhGm. of Annapo
lis, Nd. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Henry
T Wickham at Hickory HILL
Nathaniel Merkeson, Of Tappahan-
mock, is visiting his brother, c. L.
Markoson, at Signal Hill.
Ny. and Mrs. Howard Taylor have
returned from their honeymoon. and
are now al the home Of Mrs. T.. *
Taylor
Miss Driscoll and Mr. Flanagan. OF
Richmond, were the guests Il Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Lewis at CORTLAND on sun
day.
Thomas Dabncy. of Charleston. w
Va. spent the weekend with Robert
Winston at Wilton.
Miss Lucy Crump Taylor is visiting
in Ashland
Thomas Burton Sncad OF Richmond
is spending the summer at the HON.
Of Mrs l.. Il. Winston.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. st. Clair Brookes.
Of Washington. y. g. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs Wilioughhy Newton at the
Films.
Mr.. Rudd, Of Richmond. was tho
week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II p
Gwathmcy.
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RADFORD NORMAL

tSDec!"! 10 The Times Dispatc h.l
EAST EADFoRD. VA. July L.
Professor J. IL. Binford, of TIE state
Department of Education. gave &
course Of lectures ct the Normal Schoc.
this week. Next week J. w Everett
editor OF the Virginia Journal of Edu-
cation, will visit the school and :.
little later superintendent, r. c
Stea:mcs is scheduled TO be prcsar,
anG speak % the students.
The Clifford ocverux Company vii,
render two OF Shakcspeare's plays o.
the campus OF Inc Norma! school to
day.
The number Of regularly matriculatef
students doing normal school WORT.
was $50 at the beginning of the ;hirc.
week The total registration for III {
summer will considerably exceed 6oC
In addition to tho usual course instruc-
ton !a offered in physical education
including games, swimming, tennis ana
other forms .: exercise.
The contractors are vigorously push
ing The work on the ncw dorlnitory.
IT VIII be ready for use by the time
the regular session opens in the fall
This new do-:nitory accommodates III
students
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riil Jones. OF East Orange. n. H. vim
-, ~ the house guest OF Mrs. Crosby
Thompson. "s
HARRIsoMBURe NORMAL
Especial to Tho rimcs.p,sn,,c, :,

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
HARRISONBURG. VA, July i-pr
w. ~ Rrumfcld. district health oHccr
,n.. me l,, state Board OF Health. visited
,'', s@n?"i ON Monday and gave several
interesting talks to the summer stm'
dents Miss Lucy Terrell. also of tho
80 , ''"a'lh Department. spent two
"hEs nero. and spoke ut the school
Much interest Is being shown In tho
p,'"s i"r stunt Night" on July 4.
when students from each conrrcssionni
d,s'rict' and from the principal cities
OF th' state, will present IL play or
'abic"u depicting some characteristic.
oil 'hcir part Of tho State Those from
outside OF Virginia also will offer their
claims to especial honor y prize viii
nc awarded to the group making tho
p'sl ana most original showing.
MN. week the DevcrcuN Company
o, woodland players will L &c three
mnHS IN the outdoor auditorium
lwc'th Night" The Comedy of Err
rors ana she Stops to Conuucr.'
-. PRESIDENT Burruss on Friday. Juno
-. "ciirercd the commencement adj
urcSs to the graduating class OF the
portsmouth High School