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un case de blanqueda sin precedente.
Mr.. Stafford, el arbitr0 nombrado
era q secretario de Bhrsum, del co
Y mite central territorial repuhIicaio.
Il "El juez ante uIien Sc juzg0 la eau
sa ante quien fue arreglado especf
4 ficamente que Sc deberia iuzgar, EZRA
ilel amigo personal poltico de Bur
sum.
4 Ningun hombre puede leer ell re,
porte del arbitro Stafford sin yenir d
la conclusion de que us6 de toda su
ingenuidad en- defensa de Bursum.
/ Permftaseme dar una ilustraci6n
de 10 que quiero decir. Bursum re-
clama haber gastado en- fletes $685.
en- el ailo 1900 El no pudo ensefiar
nj recibos, nj facturas, nj cheques can
celadOs,5 segun Stafford report6 q la
corte: Estas cantidades fueron paga-
das por fletes Y Bursum ha presenta-
do los talones de los cheques que ense
nan ell pago.
81 Bursum llega ser gobernador.
recomendara la legislature del Es-
tado que pasen una ley hacienda que
los talones de cheques sean prueDa
conclusive del pago de cuentas pGbli-
cas- privadas? Si Sc cree a ST mis-
mo como vindicado por Ell reporte de
Stafford, estara dispuesto conceder
a otros el mismo privilegio ante Las
cortes de justicia, que le fueron acep-
tadas a ell?
iubo cOsas manifiestas en- la pri-
mera investigator que no fueron to-
cadas por Stafford en- su reporte, Ia
primera investigation manifesto que
una vez Sc compraron para la peniten-
ciarfa 1868 yardas de tela a so CEN
tavos la yarda, cuando ell precio local
en- ell mercado de esa tela en- ese item.
po eran solamente 29 centavos Ia var
da. Quien Sc embolzo los $222.185bg ri
All siguiente afio la penitenciaria sell
compr6 1850 yardas de teIas 471kc
la yarda, cuande el precio dea merca-
do por la misma tela era solamente
16 centayos la yarda. Quien Sc EN-
bols6 $33075?
"Aquf tenemos dos pequeiias tram
sacciones en- las cuales alguien tuvol
una utilidad de $552.93. Stafford no
ofreci6 ninguna explicaci6n, Y el juez
no pidi6 ninguna todavfa Bursum
dice que fue vindicado.
"Podrfa citar otros varios casos de |
Ia misna naturaleza donde alauienI
fue permitido de apropIarse el dinero
del Terrltorio.
Las leyes del territorio dicen ex-
pafcitamente que 81 cualquier Official
0 empleado de la penitenciarfa esta
en- cualquier contrato O
venda artfculos a la penitenciarfa, es-
tara sujeto ser remoyido y sera cul-
pable de I'm crfmen por ell cual puede
ser multado en- la suma de $4,000.
Sin embargo, aparece por los lib
bros que en- ell 1ro de Diciembre de
1904. Bursum yendi6 $50 borregas ID
y que en- Ener0 4 yendi0
2S0 borregas la penitenciarfa. De
los $50 que vendi6 en- Diciembre sola-
mente los fueron entregadas, segun
10 ensefian los registros, de las 230
vendidas, y por las cuales Bursum re.
cibi6 ell pago, en- violaci6n de Ia ley,
solamente 81 fueron entregadas, BE-
gun 10 registrado.
'fYo no acuso que Bursum defrauda-
"a al Territorio las borregas que Ell
7endio ilegalmente la penitenciarfa.
zero esas transacciones son del mis-
no caraeter cue muchas otras Que no
Ie hubieran hecho nunea por uR honasl !
IRE competente 81 fuera honrade. h
z todavfa el Sr. Bursum. dice que I
Iu4sregistro de Ia penitenciar1a no es !
$ asunto en- esta carnpaiia,| Il
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
NorAs RREvEs.

p. Apolonio Martinez, ID. Gregorio
Bustos, diputado del Precinto No. IS,
y p. Juan Romero, todos de Glorieta,
N. M, vlnieron a la ciudad el mier-
coles, pasando hacernos una vista
el jueves, antes de regresar a Glorie-
ia, donde partieron el viernes.
El Sr Bustos trajo algunos nego-
clos en- Ia cnrta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
PRoxlMo ENLAcE

Sc ha anunciado el proximo enIace
matrimonial de la Sefiorita Maria L.
Terrazas, residente en- Albuquerque.
n. M, con 81 Sr Manuel c. Garcia,
editor de este semanario, el que ten
dra verificativo en- los primeros dias
del mes de Erero proximo, debiendu
fijarse la fecha exacta dentro de POGO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
pE vIsIrA

D. Vidal Mcra, de GaIistea. acorn.
paiiado de hiio, Ell sr. Ramon Mora del
naisno lugsr, estuvieron en- Ia cfndad
ei martes en- la noche, y durante su
nos hicieron una agrada-
bic vista, pagando Transcription.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
LA BANDA MExicANA NO
Es PARA HAcER DINERo

Ell Paso. Tex, Eduardo soriano, con.
sui mexicano en- El Paso, ha presen-
tado una protesta a la direction de Ii
Exposition International de Productos
Naturales, que actualmente esta cele-
brandose en- EI Paso, acerca de que
Sc cobre la entrada DIR 10 banda
mexicana militar. que esta dando con-
ciertos. Dicha banda, compuesta de
"a mlsicos, ma sido enviada Ell Paso
por el goblerno mexicano como una
eortesia al gobierno y pueblo america
no, a costa del gobierno mexicano, y
no para que Sc haga dinero con ella,
DE aqui Ia protesta del consul
La direction de Ia Exposition ha
manifestado que cumplira con los de-
secs del reprosentante del gobierno
mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
PARA EL RAso

La Srita, Josefina Tcrrazas, sali6 81
lInes pasado de Albuquerque, rumbo
a Ell Paso, Tex, a reunirse con su fa-
Inilia, despues de una vista SUI her
mano v familia en- la ciudad ducal, don
de permaneci6 por algun tempo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
nos vIsITA.

FL Sr D. Pedro F. Salazar, residen-
to en- Chamita, condado de Rio Arri-
ba, N. M., agricultor y criador de ga
nado, estuvo en- nuestras oficinas el
jueves pssado. Dicho Sr ha sido
postulado para representante por el
condado de Rio Arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
RuMso a ALBUQUERQUE

Nuestro amigo y compafero ell Sr.
Benigno Mufifz, ex-edito de este peri6-
djco saldra para Albuquerque ell dfa
de hoy al arreglo de algunos negocios
de terrenos, y espera regresar el mis-
mo dia en- la noclIe.
Que Sc d;vierta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
Sc cAsARoN

Juan Cantu Quintanilla, de Manassa,
Colo, y la Srita, EIoisa Chayes, de
iConejos, Colo, se case aver microbes
en- la oficina del Juez de Paz Alberto
Garcia.
Que sean felices.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
FELIz ALuMRRAMIENro-

E1 hogar del Sr. Reyes Martinez,
de El carricito, N. NJ. SO ha alegrado
con 81 nacimiento de su primogenita,
una preciosa nifiita que naci0 al 9 de
Octubre, ia que fue bautizada ell dia
IA, recibiendo 81 nombre de Lucianita
Mercedes. Su nlama. la sra. Elena
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

Aflno y connpongo Pianos plano.
las. Dele su crden en Ia casa de "a
sefiora de Torres, Gale de san Fran.
cisco, abaIo, No. sss.
|. PERcHEe ENRIcUEz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19
elanqueads, dice,

dice, Bursum que la corte subse-
cuentemente le limpio de todos los car
gos puestos en- su contra y que su re-
gistro no es una question. 70 aven-
turo Ia expression de que cualquier g.
bogado, despues de leer todo el re-
gistro de Ia corte, dira que presenta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

exigido por 81 procuradcr general.
Por estlpulaci6n prkyia con ii abo
gadc de IA defensa, Fail del6 que Ii
causa fuera ante ID corte on la formi
del reporte de Stafford.
No hablendo habIdo una contesta
Ia corte faIio segun Il repcrte de SAT
ford.
.Nniguno de estos hechos fueror
rnencionados por Bursum en- eli decla.
raclon al pueblo de Nuevo Mexico, en-
la cual reciama que hahla reclbido
una vindicacl6n completa de los car.
gos hechcs en contra de su admins.
traci6n.
Hursunn, segun aparece por ID an
terror fue .exonerador por sus anil
gos polIticcs y asccIados, por Ii se.
cretario de SUI comite Genital, y por
los miembrcs de 81 organization poll
tica, la n1lsma que esta aliora ofre-
clendolo como candidate.
5ursum no puede negar, nj en- Ia
corte nj fuera Dc ella, que 10 dioho
aquI no sea un hecho. Els eNldente
de por 81, e indlsputable.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

suscribanse al Nuevo Mexicano. So
Iamente UN PESO al aho.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-19

EI antique superintendente de IA pri-
sion hace una declaration de que 81
fue ccmpletamente exonerado, hace
que Ia historic Verdadera de Ia exc
Teracl6n muy lnteresante. ia o.
bra Sc lleN6 cabo por medic de los
amigos nciiticos y personaIes del
Sc. Bursum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
GODS COUNTRY AND
THE WOMAN NOW
AT THE CRYSTAL

The management Of the Crystal the
alter make the announcement that the
famous Blue Ribbon feature produced
by the Vitagraph company Gods
Country and the Woman will be
shown today, Wednesday and Thurs
day, November u, - ard 49, The
story is from the book Of the same
name by James Oliver Curwcod and
deals with life i'm the Canadian
Northwest. It deals with woman
who loves and men who live wild and
shoot true The feature of this pic
ture is the famous Siberian dog team
It is a picture of the big SHOWS Won
derfully filmed, with an excellent cast
headed by William Duncan, GeorgN
Holt and Nell Shipm1n, and directed
by that mastery producer Rollin 5,
Sturgeon.
The story Is that # a New YorA
naturalist who makes his summer
home in the Canadian forest 9Ie Is
unavoidably called away for some
months and has to leave his wife and
young daughter alone amid the SHOWS,
unprotected, save for the loyal French,
Canadian serving man Adjoining the
estate is a road house of ill-repute,
where much Illegal trading, par"eu-
larry with the Indians is carried ON.
The owner of this road house becomes
infatuated with tine naturaists
daughter, whose mother, to save her.
keeps an appointment with him. As
a result of this rendezvous, she be-
comes a mother, and the problem
arises as to how she shall keep the
D ,,f
band upon his return. In the mean
time. the daughter has met young
hunter who becomes enamored Of her
Yet she determines to assume respon-
sibility for the child. The real prob
lem Of the play Is reached when the
father returns and the young man IS
led to make the assertion that he is
the husband of the daughter and the
father of the child. Miss Shipman
here renders portrayal of a daugh-
tcrs fealty and love that has seldom
been euualled in any play. She faces
the problem with courage that Is
indomita hle. The final explanation
ana the uniting Of the young lovers
without betrayal of tine mothers sac
rifice. completes and rounds out one
of the most romantic stories ever por-
trayed upon the screen, The photog-
raphv Is superb The wonderful snow
scenes BATTLE description, The picture
was engaged for one week recently In
the Superba thcater, Los Angeles. and
was retained for four consecutive
weeks. thus demonstrating that be-
tore tho most critical motion picture
audiences i'm the world In the meuop-
oils of the industry this film carried
AN unusual charm. There win be one
matinee each day at $50. Eveninl
performances at z and g. Adults i5I
cents and children, 10 cents,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
ENTHUSIASM SHOWN AT
REHEARSAL FOR PAGEANT
FOR Y. w. C. A. BENEFIT

Rehearsals were held last night
'or the pageant to be given in the
national guard armory Thursday and
Friday FOR the benefit of the y w. c.
A. building fund. and if the cnthusi-
assn shown by the performance counts
for anything the complete success OF
the affair is foregone conclusion
Interest i'm the performance is grow
ing among all classes of people in the
city, and the prospect for capacity
audiences is most excellent,
The pageant win be ono Of the
most interesting entertainments ever
given i'm Albuuueruuc It is entirely
out of the ordinary in the way Of
amusement and will furnish real
pleasure to those who attend, besides
the pleasure that comes from the
consciousness of having aided a wor-
thy cause.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
STUDENTS TO SING
AT MEETING OF CIVIC
RETIREMENT LEAGUE

The music for the annual meeting
Of the civic Retirement league tonight
at the high school auditorium will he
given by the high school pupils under
the direction of Miss Jennie Trott The
double quartet viii sing Come Where
the Lilies BLOW David Marcus Will
play a violin solo and tho Ukalele girls
will sins a selection.
In addition TO the speakers already
announced Mrs Cora A. kellum Will
speak on Legislation Needed for De
Hnquent children in the state This
is a subject of great interest at the
present time to an who have the well
fare of boys and girls at heart All
Of the addresses will be short and to
the point making program that Will
appeal TO those interested i'm civic bet
tcrmcut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
HOW ABOUT FURNITURE?

L. q. Anderson, expert cabinet
maker Repairing and finishng
Phone $40. Home phone 1913.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

Want high grade employer the bet
ter grade 81 ~rrVants9 Make use OF the wan
Counns VI khs journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
Henry haulS baggage and
Other thinuS. Phone 939.

BUY your bov an crcctor toy. Get it
at the OMel Drug Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21

Miss Barbara Kirk-Smart gowns
made for all occasions Distinctive
remodclng Rooms Q and 6, Citizens
Bank building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
JNCoB sCOTtfCk

Contractor aud Carpenter. Special
attention uaid go ou kinds ct iohhiug
-hnp-2t2 West silver. Phone 2iOOTt
Call zap n evenings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21
Painting and PaperhanQinq

Done by A. CHAUVlN. means a
guaranteed job. The only union wal
paper and paint store in town. Corn
an Fourth and Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-21

livery and saddle horses, Trimhlc',
Red Barn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

The regular meeting OF the Lee Aux
iliary. L. u. c.. will he held at tn
Con fcderatc Home on Wednesday af-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

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"a; =, ''''' -. "' ''"r''7
M '.c'us' -
~ .n' evening WIZ
w" p'h'oni'hI" OF IN" New Born
N''S ny VIZ Sc"'or 'HaSS' ''N request
WIS im"rS,"h gay" u christmas read
ihS' ~" Dream OF SISTER Agnes.
SILVER "rdd'"x.
"m m ''"' T.. W Miii'r 'c'e"ia'ch
FRIDAY night. December / ~ Their
home, \ SouTh Plum stree, Many
relatives and frGcuus of MIR and AIRS
Miller we're present rb, ,Ic,nr,t,,,s
we're in White and blue aud SIMMER
was served AT 10 o'clock Tho tnnirs
were arranged with wh,,c mini and
yellow thr%Sauthc'nuus. aud the we'd
80 '""' '""ih'" III" center 81 IN"
r N. :,
- ,>'p' ''",'' pastor "t Kan
p"p'''' huI'h. P.Ft"rh"u
III, 49, ,.H "N'' "E"' =" anu
.ii w" p!"Hcu NE We"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the OId-Timc Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
VIII Know.

fray hair. however handsome. de-
rutss advancing age. We All know
the advantages Of youthful appear
ancc. Your hair is Your charm It
makes or mars tho face When il
fades. turns gray and looks strcaked.
Just f"w applications of Sage TIE,
aud sulphur enhances it's appearance
Il huildrcdfol.i.
Don't stay gray Look Young.
-5.ither prepare tho recipe at home or
cct frpm amy drug store ,0-ccnt hot :
tic Of "Wycth'S Sage and SULPHUR
COMPOUND" which is merely the Old
time recipe improved by tho addition
of other ingredients. Thousands of
folks recommend this ready-to-use
preparation. because il darkcns tho
hair beautifully. besides no ono can
possibly tell. as it darkcns so natu-
rally and evenly. You moistcn n
sponge o, soft brush with it. drawing
this through tho hair. taking ono
small strand Al time. Fly morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two. its natural
color is restored and ii becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous. and you appear
years Younger.
Wycth's SAGE and sulphur Com
round Is n delightful toilet requisite
1t is NOT intended for tho cure, mitiga-
ton or prevention OF disensc+-Adv.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
DURHAM. N. C.
special to 'rhc rimes-pispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. -. December a.-Thc
Country clubs first bridge tournament
Of the season was held on Tuesday
afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrc. r. >.
Skinner made the hiGhcs, score.
Mrs NJ Il. wyatt. who has been
spending some tim" in Greensboro. *
visiting her son, Marshall Wyatt. and
his wife.
Mrs. w. l.. otis. Of Douglas. Ariz..
and Mrs. T.. \. Brown. Of Greensboro.
w'ho have been guests of Mrs. :. g..
Brawley. have gone to Charlotte to
visit friends
Mrs. John ~ WHY was hostess to
the members of the General Davis
Chapter of Daughters "f tho American
Revolution on Wednesday afternoon.
Airs. Frank Green entertained tho
Busy Bee club on Tuesday afternoon
al her home.
Miss Margaret Thomas has gone TO
New York TO spend week with
friends
Miss Mary Whitaker. of Wilson. is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. l.. \. Carr.
Mrs. y. l.. clay is spending several
weeks in Norfolk, Va. visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. J l.. Stagg has returned from
Richmond. where She spent several
days. Her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Stage. vino is i'm school at Washington.
Jblntb i"T lnbtHcT III fSl'nNloIlu ana
enjoyed weekend visit there.
Mrs. George n. Beall entertained the
Round About Club on Friday afternoon
Mrs. L. !. Bugg and children are
visiting relatives in Lexington. y g.
Miss Matte Moyc Adams entertained
at AN oyster roast on Saturday after
noon Al the Country club. She was
assisted by her mother.
on Saturday afternoon Mrs. j. * Cum
ninGham entertained the Senior Bridge
Club At her home. After cards the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. A. H. Worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
~ AND our or TOWN.

Miss EN-" Branch is established ~
her town house. West Franklin, for
the winter season.
Miss Elizabeth Rrander. after a So
journ of several weeks in tho North.
has returned to her home here
Miss Emily Lyman is in Louisville.
Ky. where She wlll spend the Chris,
mas holidays with the Misses Hayes.
Miss sally Gordon is spending a few
days with friends in Norfolk. where
she went To attend the Norfolk ger
man.
Mr.. and Mrs Boxlcy Vaughan have
Tethrhch from their honeymoon. and
ar" nov at ''Passadena.'' near Ashland.
Miss Brooks is a CUES, of Miss Caro-
line Preston at her home on West
Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r Nixon, OF
Dallas. Tex. will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Henry g. Scott in Ashland
Mrs. K. l. Pool. Of this city. has
hcen visiting Mrs. W. r. Mills in Ham
over County
Mrs. \. J. Tompkius. Mrs j. ward
Vaughan and Edw in Vaughan have re-
turned TO Ashland. after brief stay-
in this city
Miss Charlotte Chappen. who has
been in Lexington attending the
Thanksgiving dances at V VI. ]. and
Washington and Lee University, has
returned to Richmond.
MIR, and Mrs. Floyd Tyler have re-
turned to the city, after an extended
Northern trip.
Miss Annette Tyler, Of Park Avenue,
mas returned 10 the city. after attend
ing the Thanksgiving hops at V. NJ. l..
lexington. and visit to friends in
bucha vista and Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

didgcs. left on saturday for Roanoke.
where they Will make thoir home
Miss Rosebud camphcn. who las hccr,
visiting her mother. Mrs. +. j.. Noor.
hcis. made a trip 10 Richmond lns,
week.
M. and Alrs. Linwood Jones and
"h'ldrcu. II i.yuchburc. are visiting at
the homo Of isvv. Thomas Howell. near
clifford
Charles \ Joubcrt Mas called TO
fh"iN on Wednesdays an business
Miss tauiin" prummond spent
THANKSGIVING with relatives in Lynch
Dur;-.
Jude i Thompson Brown. Of AZ,
al Sion. was here on Monday on pro-
f"S.iouai business.
Mrs. Lester lloasants and children
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Mar@hali Spndidvc. returned to Lynch
burg on Monday
Miss Gladys fcndictou, of Lynch
burg. vas the Weekend guest Of Mis-
Carrie Seay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oln RlnnkenShip ana
children. Of Lynchhurg. spent Thanks
giving with MIR. and Mrs W. :. Ogden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Grove Avenue Baptist Church will meet
on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
Honest Advertising
in Neu York

Most of the merchants
in New York City thought
they were advertising hon
estly until the New York
Tribune began to show
them otherwise.
The pinprick of pub
licity soon exploded the
inflated value idea-never
we're the New York papers
so free from the cry Of
"Bargains!' exaggerated
values and all the hurrah
buncombe as they are to-
day.
1t might be profitable
for the Richmond public
if some Richmond news
paper had the courage to
follow the New York Tri-
bune's example.
The Tribune guarantees
the truth Of every adver-
tisement it accepts. The
Reinach Co. guarantees
the truth Of every adver-
tisement it prints.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10

and Miss iI"icm Cunningham. served
refreshments.
Mrs. " u. Poster has gone 20 Nor
FOLK. Va. To spend several days with
relatives.
Miss Agnes Jackson is spending SOW
cral weeks IN Portsmouth. Va
Miss I.rrou" Tucker. who has boon
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Tucker.
has returned to her home IN Forts
mouth. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
FARMVILLE NORMAL SCHOOL

Especial Ia The Times itSpatch.l
MNIlI.t.. VA. December "a
large delegation of teachers from the
state normal school attended the recent
meeting Of tho state Teachers hsso-
citation in Richmond. Many members
Of tho faculty took leading parts in the
discussion in tho various sections.
Henry W. Anderson. Of Richmond. ad-
dressed the student body the past week
on tho work Of tho War Relief hSSocia-
ton. Mr.. Anderson. direct from the
front in France. brought am interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
AMHERST

iSpcvial to Tho Times Dispatch
AMHERST. VA. December ?-pr
falmcr Stricklcy was the guest Of
friends in Lynchburg last Friday.
Henry NJ. Woods. 81 Arrow head, and
MIR tonS"r. Of Baltimore, were here
on Friday on business
Captain T.. -. Troy made trip TO
New York city on last Tuesday
Mr.. AMI Mrs. :. -. Mason aud chill
dreu who nave been living near San
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-10
iiiE message.

inS message.
ON Tuesday Professor john NJ. CLAMP.
Of tho American Better Speech League
gay" two talks to the students on
h"tt"r Src"ch. - vital subject to teach
"rS. After Mr. tlapp spoke "Yc ola
Sew England choir gave ~ the second
mu'nh"r Of tho star Course. q muSivni
program.
rh" faculty is buSily engaged in tho
formulation OF the now f"ur-ycar col
lego course. in which tho ;tudcniS 4nu
graduates arc showing Keen interest
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To Rr Married on December -.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
SOUTH fitII.. VA. December 9.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Hutchinson trutc an
nouncc til. approaching marriage Of
their daughter. Annie Mae. 10 Isaac
Taylor Nanny. on Thursday December
-. at noon. at Rehoh"th church. near
Eoytlton. Mccklcnburc County, Va
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tcrnoon ~ r'c'o.k The election a.
officers is /" iakc place
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

There viii be an important called
meeting Of tho Ia the Service of ,b.
King Ctrcl" Of Kings Daughters Nom
day afternoon at o'clock in the home
Of Mrs. T. y. Broaddus. o7o9 Eas,
Broad Street.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Grove Avenue Baptist Church will meet
on Monday afternoon at o'clock.
There viii be a meeting Of the cen-
eral board of managers OF the Shell.
terinE Arms Free Hospital Tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock at the hospital
The James River Garden Club will
meet on Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock with Mrs. Pelham Black ford a,
1905 Floyd Avenue. Members are ask ed
TO note the change in the day of meet.
ing.
The Matthew Fontaine Maury Associ-
alton will meet or Monday morning at
80 o'clock at the jefferson Hotel. \
full attendance is urged and all inter
ested in the association are invited to
be present.
The regular meeting OF the Lee Aux
Hilary. l.. u. c.. will he held at the
Confederate Home on Wednesday af-