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The Washington herald., 1916-03-26
NOTES OF THE SCHOOLS

Superintendent Ernest L. Thurston
spoke on "A Year of Thrift" before the
young teachers of the Wilson Normal
School Friday afternoon. He told how
intelligent use of the school gardens, of
domestic arts and sciences, OF vocational
and scientific specialties could become
avenues of thrift and economy.
The Shakespearean pagent to be pre-
sented by the five white high schools
some time in May may be staged on the
White Lot, though both place and date
are as yet undecided. Eastern and West
ern viii present Midsummer Nights
Dream" together; Central will offer THE
Tempest" Business will be seen in
Twelfth Night" and Tech in 1.-THE Tam
ing Of the shrew." --.r
Mrs. Allan Davis, wife of the. princi-
pal Of Business High School, has been
lied Cranch-Tyler Home and School As
ISOLATION. Other officers are Miss A. b.
Goodwin, vice president, and E. S.
Green. secretary.
An april fool party" scheduled to be
teeming with surprises, will be given by
the Sixth Semester class at Tech next
Saturday evening, Novelties in dancing
and refreshments are to be features of
the evening.
At the union meeting Of the four parent
teacher organizations of the Fourth Di
vision, held at Technical High assembly
hall last Wednesday night. Fred l.. Fish
back gave his lecture on "Washington
City" Miss Edna Morgan gave a group
of songs and Miss Freida Ring several
vocal numbers
Nature study. school gardens and out
door athletics are much in evidence with
the coming of spring weather Seeds
have been distributed among the chill
dren, and Miss s. B. Sipe is giving in
structions for their planting and cult
walton.
The Childhood OF Hiawatha," a must
cal drama. has been selected as a spring
play by the dramatic society of Western
High School
The Columbia Heights Boys Club made
hit with a large audience at Wilson
Normal School Friday night in their
presentation of "A Study in Black and
White" a cleverly worked-up minstrel
show Between scenes there were fancy
dances in costume, and well-lighted tab
leauX. "Busby's Corner" a human in
terest farce, closed the program. Edwin
Muth directed both the farce and the
minstrel show.
Home Study is to be the subject of
the meeting which Superintendent Thurs
ton will hold with his general officers,
ct the Franklin School, Tuesday evening.
The Congress Heights Association pre-
scented the school with a victrola last
week.
Company B gave a dance at Mrs
Dyer's Friday night. The Junior mas
querade will be held at the Portner, April
H. Company H holds it's dance at Mrs
Dyer's next Friday evening.
Children OF the American Revolution.
Mrs. Clayton Emig. president, entertained
the little ones from the Washington Or
phan Asylum, yesterday afternoon at the
Normal School, with a choice program
of music, plays and rhythmic dances
directed by Mrs. Flora Hansen. Among
those taking part were Donald Hopkins
Harold Van Buren,, Malvern Nettleton
Baldwin Hardy. Elizabeth Bourne, Vir-
ginia Warren, Constance Towner and Ly-
man Wolf.
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DIED

D11U
BROSNAN-OB FRIDAY. March q. AZ I
a. m, at her home. Z, 4 street north
west CATHERINE AGNES wife Of
John BUosnan and daughter or the
late William and HsnOra Roche. In
the 6lst year OF her age. She Is SUIT
vived nv her husband and the follow
ing children: John Brosnan. i~-. Mrs
T. W Bramhal Mr. Charles = N"r-
non. Mrs. John !. Mccarthy Misses
Nellie and julia BrOSnan
Funeral Monday morning. March 70
REQUIEM mass at St Martins Church
at O'Clock. Friends and relatives ia
vited
MEYER-On Friday. Mar q. 1871. AZ
his residence. 1859 KENNEDY street
northwest. WILL h. MEYER. aged =
years. son OF Nj. and Mra George b.
Meyer
Funeral services MondHy al . p. m
PATRICK-On Wcdncsday Msrrh -.
at the Sherman Fifteenth and i
streets northwest. GEORGE y.
PATRICK.
Funeral services al has late residence
Monday afternoon. March =, al :
O'Clock. conducted %, Rev. l. G. =.
Pierce OF All Souls Unitarian Church.
Friends invited.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALEsMAN-vACANCY APRIL IsT-EXPER1-
enced in any line to sell general tTade in Dis
triCt Of Columbia; uneNCeled speciality EEuposition
commission contract; $500 weekly for erpeuses.
CONTIN Entail JEWEIIRY co, %-l3 Continental
Bldg, Cleveland Ohio.
WANTED MAGNETIC SPECIALLY Statesmen
powerful, convincing talEer. TO hire and tHin
sslesmen. COmmissOu with liberal advance. SPE-
CIALTI lo Schiller Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
SALEsMEN TO SELL ESTABLISHED LINE OF
paints roofing chemicals disnfectAnts and spe-
ualtics to cOnsluers factories warehouses, farm
ers, general stnres etc. Soc TO 800 weekly. NOR
TEN MFG. co. Cleveland, Ohio.
TYPEWRITER Statesmen AND REPAIRNlEN.
increase YOUR inoUne BY taking orders for our
cushion speed keys at $50 Ter set; capital re
quired; easy money For particulars address IMPE-
RIAL MFG. co. 2l Washington ST., Newark, y. J.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
NOT ONE CENT OF PURCHASE MONEY RE
quired to secure tUck chicken farm ste.
driving distance from jacksonville Fla. good fl
tile soil, and title guaranteed possession whenever
you like and LAY for land whenever you like >
years Or mOTe il Gosired. Not mOrr than 20 or Iex
than 10 acres allotted 10 pcrsu. Any hank
city oflclal chamber ot CUmmcTcP. or Commercial
agency in jacksonville reference. Write for par
tiCulaIs. JACKSONVILLE HEIGHTS IMPROVE
NENT CO.. Jacksonville Fla
FOR sALE-FARMs FROM I6 To - ACRE1>
good land and Buildings. Come investigate
ChAS. kRALIk, Il. J. Shelby Vile Mich
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PROFITABLE HOME EMPLOYMENT; col
lect names and addrefres for mail order firms. In
structions loo. BRADFORD MAILING SERVICE,
no Holiday Bldg. Indianapolis Ind.
TURN sIAKE TINE INTO CASH-INCREASE
your income SO to SO monthly without inerfer-
ing with Your regular work. No selling. invest
ment, experience required. Don't answer unless
employed. CROWN MFG. CO, % W. Lake, Chi
cage.
WOMEN WANTED-FULL TINE; SALARY
$3.50; selling guaranteed huicry to WeaIer; &c
hour spare time: permanent: experience IN
necessary. WEARPROOF HOSIERY. NOrristown
Pa.
WANTED-PERSONS TO COLOR ART PC
lures at home; easy work no experience; good
pay: sample free. WHEELER co, III Madison
Chicago. III.
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED-DOTS $50
TO a GO square feet facing Rock Creek Park and
18th IT &c Ter foot. Acreage facing Blagden ave.
Colorado ave. and RocA Creek TarE south Of It's
ervUr. zoo feet west Of 10th r sevCr eleCrrclr, .
water and sas. &c per loot. +. J. TOTTEN Il 90.
74 18th It Phone NJ So
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CENTRAL CARRIAGE WAGON AND EuTO
WORKS.
X. NJ. LOlU Mansssr
TrSck and Automobile Bodics to Order Rear Of
as to ST. Eye 81. NV. Main SIS Painting and IL.
terius q Specially, AL Won Ggxsantesx
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1T PAYS. TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST

LosT-lN VICINITY OF K STREET MARKET
coin plIrse, Containing check on Uui0n Tfust Co.,
slo gold piece, and change. Reward II returned to
1877 X ST. NV
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MEN WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE ADYERTiS-
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ave. NV.
W. PAY ANY HONEST MAN UP TO so
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No capital. Write today. VOORHEES,, Des& q
Omaha. Nebr.
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spring examinations CiVii service business,
salesmanship courses thoroughly taught b. mail:
rollmCnt fee, S. tuition free. Address CARNEGIE
COLLEGE. Rogers. Ohio.
WRITE rHOTOPLAYs 81 TO SO EACH; EX-
pCrience unnecessary; information free to begin
mere HOWARD PUB. CO., SlI Dryados ST.
New Orleans La.
WALL EVERAL, AT ONCE. r.
W. HENDERSON. ll0g st. nv.
LIVE WlDEAWAKE PENSIONS CAN EASILY
pass the Civil Service examinations held soon for
hallway mail clerk, mEsl carrier. pOstOfice CleTE
departmental clerk, boOkkeePer, stenCgTaTher, etc
An eNpensive course is unnecessary when you can
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is unsatished. Particulars free. ]. +. SHEER
WOOD. See. !. C.. 1910 Crescent, Fort Wayne,
Ind.
sALESMEN-M BE SELLING DRUG, DE
IArtment. general stores others considered /;
may secure fine side line and exclusive territory.
address WIMBRoUGH CO. Baltimore. Nd.
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LOsT-BLACK POCKErBO0K CONTAiNING
articles OF value 10 owner. $500 reward. Return
to telephone opCRtor the Wyoming.
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FOR RENT-APARTNFNTs

FUTR Rooms 81 TLEH BATE Gas
range. water heater. POTch hne condiuon. sl5
Station F.
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The scouts of Troop held their regu-
lar meeting saturday, March IS, when
roll cali showed eleven girls present.
They reviewed the laws and read their
good turns. Mrs Pain asked all of the
questions they are to know for their
secOnd-Class test. One Of the scouts sug-
gested that the troop have a question
box. which idea was adopted. The new
flag was saIuted. and Mr.. Pain gave the
girls a talk on Poison Ivy Before ad-
Journing the girls gave the scout yell and
the troop yell.
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MEN WANTED TO DISTRIBUTE ADYERTt5.
ing matter. Apply ESQ a. m, rear OF So Pa.
I've, NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-OLD FALSE TEETH
And old sold and silver. s. 10 SO raid foT cd
broken sets q islss tech hIEhesE czsh uricss fcr
Old 9eTTelEy. snch HHa. wstchef Cnains spscs-
cies ctr; ans condition sbo gold crowns and
bTidgUwori This Eee4 ONLY. Drop postal VII
call BOX = Herald Oflce
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We CUnuOsr catchy MUSIC and help ssI 70 rshatss
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Merchants Station ST LDGis No.
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any American cities wanted Address BOX )
Herald Office
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Nature study. school gardens and out
door athletics are much in evidence with
the coming of spring weather Seeds
have been distributed among the chill
dren, and Miss S. B. Sipe is giving in
structions for their planting and cult
walton.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

The Childhood OF Hiawatha," a must
cal drama. has been selected as a spring
play by the dramatic society of Western
High School
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

At the union meeting Of the four parent
teacher organizations of the Fourth Di-
vision. held at Technical High assembly
hall last Wednesday night. Fred L. Fish
back gave his lecture on WASHINGTON
City" Miss Edna Morgan gave a group
of songs and Miss Freida Ring several
vocal numbers.
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transferred to the house of lords, where
he was free from the scorpion tongue of
his more Virile adversary.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Company gave a dance at Mrs.
Dyer's Friday night. The junior mas
querade will be held at the Portner, April
7. Company H holds it's dance at Mrs.
Dyer's next Friday evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Home Study is to be the subject OF
the meeting which Superintendent Thurs
ton will hold with his general officers,
ct the Franklin School, Tuesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Superintendent Ernest L. Thurston
spoke on "A Year of Thrift" before the
young teachers of the Wilson Normal
School Friday afternoon. He told how
intelligent use of the school gardens, of
domestic arts and sciences, OF vocational
and scientific specialties could become
avenues of thrift and economy.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Mrs. Allan Davis. wife OF the princi-
pal of Business High School, has been
elected president of the newly organ
lied Cranch-Tyler Home and School As
ISOLATION. Other officers are Miss A. b.
Goodwin, vice president, and E. S.
Green. secretary.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

An april fool party" scheduled to be
teeming with surprises, will be given by
the, Sixth Semester class at Tech next
Saturday evening, Novelties in dancing
and refreshments are to be features of
the evening
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

The Congress Heights Association pre-
scented the school with a victrola last
week.
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MONEY INVESTED

In new trading and transportation business in the
Republic Of Colombia will double itself annually
Address L. Q. FENsMARK, Box 542 Ancou Canal
Zone. Republic Of Panama
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After the regular routine of business at
the last meeting, the girls Of Troop II
divided themselves into sides and the
captain refreshed their minds on the ten
derfoot examination by asking the ex-
animation questions in the form Of a
spelling match, TO see which side could
stand up the longer. Plans are being
made for hikes as soon as war weather
comes.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

Troop 7 will hold tenderfoot cere-
mony on Friday evening. Chester Pyles,
jr.. has been officially adopted as the
troop mascot.
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Troop % held its regular meeting Thurs
day at Waugh NJ. E Church. A demon
stration Of first aid was given by Field
Executive H. L. Taylor, Boy Scout Mar
tin Abbott, assistant scoutmaster Of
Troop %, and three boy scouts.
The roll call is now following a new
plan. While still in patrols the roll Is
called and each girl steps forward, sa-
Iutes the captain, and repeats one OF the
ten scout laws which she has observed
that week. The idea seems to appeal to
the girls and also to several of the Wis
itors who have witnessed the meetings
lately.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-26

At the last meeting of Troop IS the girls
enjoyed the first Of a series Of talks by
DR.. Mary Holmes on medical and surgi-
cal subjects, such as the Girl Scouts need
in their training. On Saturday the troop
visited the French surgical committee
here and learned to make such dress
ings as are used on the battlefield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
3-Days' Special Outing
MOUNTAINS
Norfolk and Western Railway

Note the Following:
Low RoUSD-TRIP FARES
From Richmond
LYNCHBuRG. g. ROANOKE. At.
All stations Between Roanoke and
Bristol, 81 to 81.
Special Train VIII Leave Richmond
1890 A. d., Tuesday.
AUGUST IL.
Returns Friday, August Is.
special eide-trip excursion will be
run from Lynchburg and Roanoke to
Natural Bridge. Grottocs and I.uray
IN Thursday, August II. Mt very low
fares.
Full information in regard to these
excursions may be had at Norfolk and
Western city ticket Office. S3s East
Main Street. Phone Madison 4s7
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Exchange for Woman's Work will BIO
held on Friday morning at 10 o'clock
at the exchange.
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ter. Mrs. Fred Scott Campbell, at the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Philip Browder and family. of
Ginter Park. are spending the summe err
with Mrs. Browders father at Pablo
Beach. Fla.
Miss Susie Mccarthy, of this city. is
spending some time in Amherst County.
Mrs. Ryland Knight, of Clarksville,
Tenn, Is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Charles Ryland. on West Grace Street.
Mrs. Christopher Garnett spent sew
era days this week with her brother,
Brown Ryland. in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Richard Thornton Alvey and
Miss Byrd Alvey left this week to
spend the remainder Of the summer in
Asheville, y. c.
Miss Lizzie Grattan. who has been a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Grattan. in
HarrisonburG. has returned TO Rich.
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c. Kendrick. who
have been visiting relatives in Brook
iyn. y. y. and Westfeld, N j., are
now spending some time in New York
City.
Mrs. Guy Davis and her family. o.
Norfolk, are spending some time in
this city.
Miss Bessie Taylor. OF "Mt. Airy
who has been guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
turned to her home.
Mrs. Shields Russell has been spend :
ing short time with friends in Char
lottesville this week.
Miss Frances Lowry, of this city, is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
CAL0ME[ SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Hasty drug saliyates, makes
you sick and you lose
q days work.

Every druggist In town-your drug.
Sfst and everybody's druggist ha. M.
ticed great falling off In the sale O,
calomel. They all give the same rea.
SON Dodsons Liver Tone is taking il,
place
"Calomel is dangerous and peopl.
know 1t, while Dodson's Liver Tone /.
perfectly safe and gives better result, &"
BALD prominent local druggist. bod.
sons Liver Tone is personally guaran.
teed by every druggist who sells II. A
largo bottle costs 80 cents, and if a.
fails to give easy relief in every ca.s
OF liver sluggishiess and CONSTIPATION
you have only 10 ask for your money
back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedv
harmless to both children and aduIt,'
Take a spoonful al night and wake I'm
feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head
ache, acid stomach or constipated bow,
els. 1t doesn't grippe or cause tncon.
venience all the next day like violent
calomel. >Take a dose OF calomel TO-
day and tomorrow you Will feel WEAK
sick and nauseated. Don't lose a dav'a
work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead and fAei fine. full of viCor and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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take place on August 90 at Wildwood
Farm, the home of the brides parents.
Miss Sale is niece OF General and
Mrs. William Wilson Sale, OF Rich
mond.
At ocean View.
Among the recent arrivals, from
Richmond registered AT the Merrimac
Cottage, at Ocean View. are:
Mrs. d. y. Prentis. Misses Katherine
and Marguerite Prentis, Mrs. O. V.
Woolridge. Mrs. l. V. Moore. Miss
Louise Woodbridge. Spencer Woodbridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Condrey, f. S. Poore,
Messrs. L. f. Jennings. r. p. French,
w. T.. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. Triton,
Misses Edith Palmer. Lorene BARTLETT
and Elizabeth Hancock, Mrs. Charles f.
French, Mrs. Bruce Frost Mrs H. E.
Hcslep. Miss Ivey r. TilIer Miss Louise
{. Wake. Mrs. W. +. Rex, Miss Flor
ence Rex, Messrs. J. r. Leonard and
r. +. Elmore.
LAWN Fete for Chapel.
lawn fete will he given TODAY
from 3 to II O'Clock on the campus OF
the Benedictine College. Rcfreshment.
VIII be served and an attractive pro-
gram has been arranged. There will
he music and dancing In the evening,
and the public is invited TO attend.
The affair is for the bcncnt OF ST.
BenediCt's Chanel
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board of managers of the Richmond
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guest Of her cousin, Miss Edna
Sneed. In Newport News
Miss Amy watts has returned to
Richmond. after spending the week.
end with her sister. Mrs. Clay Pickett,
In Portsmouth.
Miss Bertha L. Jahnke has returned
TO the city. after r visit of several
weeks to her brother, James L. Jahnke
In Chattanooga, Tenn.
Miss Leonore Tinsley has returned to
Richmond. after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Virginius Shackelford, in Orange
Miss Katherine Barnett is sick at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03
PLAN MOSBY MONUMENT
Captain Fountain BeattIc Starts Move
mcnt for Erection OF
Memorial.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc h. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA VA. August Cap
tain Fountain Bcattie. Of this city. an
intimate friend OF the late Colonial
John s. Mosby. who served with Col
cnei Mosby throughout the Civil War
has inaugurated n movement to raise
funds for the erection Of a suitable
monument to the Confederate chicftain,
who died in Washington recently.
Captain Bcattic VIII submit the
proposition to Mosby's men, mbcr-
ing sixty or seventy, who are scat
tered throughout the country, and it Is
expected they will have tho co-opera-
zion OF the various Confederate So
cicties in raising funds for the ercc-
ton of suitable shaft.
II is proposed to erect the monument
in Fauquier County. In all proba bility
II Will be erected in, Warrenton, where
Colonel Nosby is buried.
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Dreaded An Operation
More Than Anything
Tried Fruitola and Tra1o and
Has NeUer Since Been
Tr:ubied With
CaU-stones.

Mrs. Mary r.. Franse, whose address
is West Point, Nebr.. Box Al, has
written to the Pinus laboratories a
very strong endorsement of Fruitola
and TraXo. In her letter, Mrs. Franse
says: About ten years ago l was about
to undergo an operation for gall-stones
when 1 heard OF your medicine.
DrcadinE an operation above every
thing, / determined to try Fruitola and
TraSo and have never been sorry / did
SO. as have never been troubled with
gall-stones since"
Fruitola is a powerful lubricant for
the intestinal organs, and one dose is
usually sufficient to give ample evil
dence OF it's efficacy. 1t softcns the
congested masses, disintegrates the
la rGeQcl r1iClns that sinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-03

Following
weak
mos
FIord's
l. msburgA Avenue "
ncelo
is ished
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i her home. III Edgewood Avenue. North

her home. TEL Edsewood Avenue. North
! Richmond.
Miss Fernando Richardson. OF New
port News. has as her guests there,
Misses Grace Cloves and Alice Cook,
! Of this city.
Mrs. D. Lyon and her daughter. Miss
Cornclia Lyon, will leave to-day for
Salisbury, Md, to visit tho family OF
Or. II. S. WALES.
Miss Edith Boswell. OF Richmond
and Miss Clara Trcgor, OF Norfolk. are
spending q month at Pen-Mar. Md.
Misses Lula and Nellie Parker. j. y.
Parker, Miss Ella Kay and ~. l.. Hart
have returned to Richmond. after
spending several days with Mrs. Mary
r.. Imboden. in Newport News.
r. Q. Robertson, who has been the
guest OF his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Robertson. here for several days. has
returned to NarrsonburG.
Misses Beulah Fieislcr and Katherine
Mitchell are spending the month Of
August With Mrs. A. c. Smith in Cor
louisville.
&AnNst.N,C
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IN AND oUT or TOWN.

Mrs. Ecbcrt 9. Leigh Jr.. who is
spending the summer at Piedmont"
her country place near Rapidan. has
been in Richmond this week for a brief
stay.
Miss Helen Christian has returned
to Richmond after visit to her ais
Bogalusa enterprise., 1916-12-14
TEACHES A GREAT TRUTH

The execution Of Charles Becker demonstrates that no matter now
much Of pull man has there comes times when the pun wm
be Of no good Becker leader the strong arm squad III the lue
@ district Of New York aassed fortune Of $4,000 lew years
from salary of $3S per month He saked Herman Kosenha III te
Gambling business and then ded his gambling den Rosenna threaten
ed to peach on him but Mayor Gaynor and the VI
would not hear the story The newspapers turned dea ear Oh mn
bt na the District Attorney listened and heard story gralt anu
crime which was hard to believe Roentha reported to have been
ordered murdered by Becker and be shot on sight Becker oeevo
that his drag would himself as well as the men VINO
he crime He had Rosena gambling associates TO plot the CRIME ana
Ronb was killed by four gmen that did not even know him on
dht Rer m ssd TO have paid them $500 for the crime and follow
ind The shooting vas one the first on the scene Becker was confident
that tho mes would be acquitted Was he not entitled this
onnon he could railroad men Sing Sing dine and VINE with the
hid politicians and use the automobile Col Sternberer the New
VII National Guards The people of the endOn district believed
Rockers word was final and he believed himself he nao conoec
thot he could fix the lower courts and the policemen
pole died to teach great truth He died prove that men even
- N York cannot be murdered and insult the law regardless OF now
great pull one has