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New Britain herald., 1916-10-24
LECTURE ON SUFFRAGE
Mrs. M. Toscan Bennett Noted Leader, to Speak Tonight at Chamber of Commerce Rooms.

Mrs. M. Toscan Bennett, who is to be the speaker at the suffrage meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 162 Main street, is treasurer of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage association, an organization of over 35.OOO members, and president of the Hartford Equal Franchise league. Mrs. Bennett has been engaged in active suffrage work in Connecticut for the past five years and is speaker of wide experience. Mrs. Bennett has appeared before the Connecticut legis lature in support of the suffrage bill many times, and at the last session suffrage side.
 Mrs. Bennett was educated in the Hartford public schools and high schools and at St. GabriaIs school at Feekskill on the Hudson. She finished her education in Paris and on her re- turn married M TOscan Bennett of Hartford, a lawyer. They have three children-all good suffragists. Mrs. Bennett is interested in many public questions, but devOtes most of her time to securing the ballot for the women of Connecticut. She is one of a committee of three women who have been appointed in Connecticut to secure the passage of the eight hour law for working women and minors at the next session of the legislature. Mrs Bennett is very much interested in the labor question and was a speaker at the convention of the Con- recticut Federation of Labor recently held in Hartford. Mrs Bennett is the standard bearer of the Suffrage asso- citation, having carried the official banner in every suffrage parade held in Connecticut. The subject of her sreech this evening will be "The Woman's Hour Has Struck"
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will Tot
 take the time from play to empty
 their bowels, which become clogged
 up with waste, liver gets sluggish,
 stomach sour.
 Look at the tongue, mother! If coated, or your child is listless. cross, fcVerish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat heartily. full of cold or has sore throat or any other chilGren's ail- mcnt, give a teaspoonful of Cali f0rnia Syrup of Figs" then don't worry, because it is perfectly harm- less and in a few hours all this con- stipatiOn poison. sour bile and fer waste will gently move out of the bowels. and you have a we'll, playful child again. A thorough "in- side cleansing' is oftimes all that is necessary. It should be the first treat mcnt given in any sickness.
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bottle Of "California Syrup of Figs" which has full directions for babies, chil- dren of all ages and for grown-ups plainly printed on the bottle Look carefully and see that it is made bv the 'California Fig Syrup company"
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24
The Quinine That Does Not Affect
 Head

Because of it's tonic and laxative ef- feet Laxative Promo Quinine can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing in the head There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. w. GROVES signature is on box 25c.-advt
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24
SUPERIOR COURT ID
 DECIL)E AU1'() CASE
SbeehaD, Coyle and Boyle Held
 for Hi6lor Tribunal

William Sheehan, Thomas Coyle
 and James Boyle, whose cases were continued from yesterday, were ar
 raigned before Judge James T. MeslIill
 in police court this morning and were
 bound over to the December term of the superior court on charges of taking an automobile without permis-
 sion. Bonds were fixed at $400 in
 each instance.
 The three men were arrested by
 Officers Mathew McGrath and Horace
 Mercure late Sunday night on 9 charge of having taken a car owned
 by William Keeley without the own CTS permission. They protested their innocence so volubly yesterday that their cases were continued in order that Sergeant T. M. Herting might be called in to testify as the accused men had declared he told them when ar rested that they were simply being held on suspicion. Attorney William r. Mangan and Joseph Glover defend- ed the accused today. The police sergeant denied that he entered charge of Ion suspicion" on the blot ter when the men were brought 1n' although he did remark that he was holding them on suspicion for the time being. This was because, at the moment, he did not know whether they were to be charged with stealing an autom obile taking one without 1 permission or with tampering with an 1 automobile.
 Officer William McCue and Officer Frank Moore offered additional testl- mony and said they heard Coyle re- mark that while he would rot in jail before he would turn states evidence he was, nevertheless, in the automo- 1a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
MISSING FROM HOME
George ". Atkins. Engineer. Has Not
Been Seen by Family Since
October 81.

Friends OF the family Of George w.
Atkins. OF 1912 West Main street. an
engineer by profession. reported TO tic
Police Department yesterday that he
had been missing from his home since
October 81. i son OF Nj. Atkins re-
Gently TONED the troops "a, the Mexi-
can border. and this is said 10 have
preyed on Nix. Atkins's mind and caused
him to brood.
Nh. Atkins is described a. being a
man f~orty-ninc years OF age. having
dark gray hair and mustachc, blue
eyes and II front tooth filled with
gold. He weighs about 1870 pounds.
When last seen Mr.. Atkins was
dressed in dark blu trousers. dark
waistcoat and coat and derby hat.
Any Information as 20 Mi. Atkins's
whereabouts will he gratefully received
by his wife. Mrs. 6. ". Atkins, OF the
same address.
Bulletins Informing the police Of the
mans disappearance were issued yes
tcrday bE Captain OF Detectives r. j..
McMaho3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
CALDWELL MAKES APPEAL
10 DEMOCRATS TO VOTE
representation In Stnte Convention
Depends on Size Of Vote Cnst for
Wilson ON Tuesday.

ia III a ,Saii,'o the eoiors| issued yes
" Tie Third District Democratic Com.
hittcc. voters are reminded that upon
he SIZE OF the vote cas-, next Tues
Jay VII! depend the strength OF the
'iist'icts representation at the next
state convention.
presidential elections in this section
Z the state. bccausc OF tho virtual
.bscncc OF Republicans opposition, have
t!drm succeeded in bringing out a
5rEc vote. Largely for this reason.
richmond and the Third Distrlc, have
al disproport!onatcly small deicga-
tons at the party conventions. Under
ne state committees ruling. one dele
:hte * allowed for each 100 votes. or
major fraction of 100 votes, cast in
lie last preceding presidential cleo
ion.
Mr.. Caldwell's appeal 10 Tho Demo.
Gratis OF tho Third follows:
AS chairman Of the Third Dist .ict
Democratic Committee. il becomes my
pleasant; duty TO remind the Democrats
OF this district OF the elcctiC.l TO DO
held next Tuesday, at which YOU will
be expected 10 cast your ballots ror
Hon. Woodrow Wilson for President;
Hon Claude :. Swanson for United
states senate, and Hon. y. J. Monta-
quo Tor Congress.
Il appeal TO yiu especially because
>. III" great questions involved In this
campaign. and because YOU have an
ofnort mtg 10 honor = great Virsinian.
ana because hc is entitled to carry
virginia by an enormous majority.
Let us do our par; to swell this ma
jority both TO honor him and TO honor
ourselves in doing so.
There is an additional reason why
al true Democrats should be anxious
10 mae Che vote in this election AZ
iarg" as po~ssihle-bccausc IL must he
remembered that We get our reprcsen-
tation III the next Democratic conven-
ton on The basis OF the vote we cas-,
i'll this election. This fact alone
ought TO induCr all Democrats to
make tn. little sacrifice necessary 10
80 10 The polls next Tuesday ard cast
the : ballots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
O%STEOPATHS TO MEET
state Assoc, intlon Holds Annual Com
Nru,ion To-day at Murphy's-To
Discuss lnfunttl- pnruIysls.

Ths treatment of infan;,lc paralysis
w!ll b" discussed In two papers which
NH hc read at the annual convention
~ Virginia ostcopaths at MurphN's Ito
eel to-day. Or. Evelyn X. Bush. Of
Louisville, Ky. Will tell OF The re-
education Of Muscle and Merry. lis
sues. and DR.. George u. Fulton. q.
Danvilic. OF The Treatmen, of In
i"hlile Paralysis" Other pnpcre viii
ID" "fhc importancc OF u Correct Dia.-
noS'S OF tho Pclvis and It's Contents"
by DIR. w. y. Bowen. % Richmond;
professions Honesty" by Dr. ".
Banks ~Afcacharn. OF Ashcviilc. y. e..
president OF the National Association
OF o~sseopa,hs. and The Treatment oc
the insane b" O~stteopathy.' by Or. a.
t. iildrcth. of Macon. Mo.
sessions will be held this morning.
,his afternoon and this evening. y
luncheon will be Siv>u tne visitors at
noon io-da% Dr. NJ. l.. Richardson.
OF norfolk, the president % Tie VIZ
cinta association. has had charge Of
the program. The E!chmond oInmit-
100 OF arrangements consists of DR.. +.
II. Shackicford. DR.. George n. Eout.
III. w. II. Bowen aud Dr.. II. =. Calisch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
PRAISES ENGINEERS
President WiIIinm " White, of IT,, T..
4 y. HHilrOnd Speaks ut y. VI.
4. a. Entertainment.

No corporation has better employees
than the engineers of the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
declared President William II. White
last night at an entertainment given
for the benefit of Engineer i. TT.
FranciS. at the railroad Young Mems
Christian Association. Other speakers
at the entertainment were Norman Call.
secretary Of the Richmond. Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac, w. IT. Merritt, sec.
rotary to the assistant to the president.
and Mr.. Freeman. of the railroad shops.
Engineer j. d. IIitc presided. Mrs.
Norman Call, Mrs. Ella IIcslcp and Mrs.
ELLA Scay sang, and Miss Bessie Mae
Dudley gave several readings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
Few New Things Appear
Blu! Grapefruit. 7urnip Salad and
Kate Arc More Plentiful.

There is absolutely nothing new on
the markct.f remarked one OF the
SiAth street market men. and yet in
rlancing around and going deeper into
questioning IL was found that grape
fruit. turnip salad. kaic. and some
other things have become much more
plentiful and Of better quality. Fresh
country x ~ ~, scarce ana higher.
Country butter continues high. al
though, plentiful cnoug Tn. incrcas-
"d cost Is said TO be due to the in
creased figures placed upon all manner
Uf COW reed. this being the season
when bought feed has 10 lake the
place OF grass. There are no changes
IN the meat or fish markets.
The following .@"'a;ions VIII rule
for to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
WANT MORE MONEY
City Employees Petition Connect Fin.
nnce Committee for Increases
I'm Next Annual Budycf.

MI city employees want more money,
and when the Council Committee on
Finance begins the consideration of tho
budget for next year ii will be petition
I'D for increases in every department.
srhc Police Department was the first
10 come forward. They wero followed
b. the school-teachers. Then the Ad-
mtnistrative Board adopted Il rcsolu-
ton asking for n Topper cent increase
for all employees in departments under
It's direction. Not Wishing to be left
alone, members of the Fire Department.
have gotten together and will ask the
Board OF Fire commissioners TO applv
to the Finance Committee for an in
crease OF 90 per cent in their pay. SO
tar' no heads OF departments have come
forward with requests for raises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
SUFFE SIEVE RELY
EVERY MONTH
Lady Tells What Cardui Did for
Her and What Il Will Do for
Suffering Women.

Deepwater. TeXas.-l think Car
dui is indeed q wonderful mcdi-
cine" says Mrs. Minnie Starnes. Of
this town. I'm 1905. | broke down
in health suddenly suffered
agony. Had bearing down pains
also my back and limbs and
hips. Sometimes | was in bed
all the time and again 1 was just
able TO be up. 7 suffered most Sc
verely at . and would be con-
fined TO my bed four or five days.
Nothing T did ever did me II
good until | took Cardui, but I sur
fered two years this way before |
took Cardui. One day my husband
saw the Cardui advertisement.
He got me q bottle, ! began taking
1t, and next month never felt II
pain al all. did all my work without
trouble. :"
Mrs. Starns says she did not take
any moro Cardui then until 1908.
when she took four bottles, with OK
cellent results. She concludes her
statement with the following: Il
would advise all eNpcctant mothers
10 give Cardui Il trial. It will re-
lieve all anxiety and fear as is nat
ural for them to have. | know. for
| had the experience myself"
Judging from the experiences Of SO
many thousands Of other women,
o can depend Oh Cardui TO surely
help you. If you suffer from any OF
the complaints so common to
Get a bottle from your druggist
to-day. and give it Il fair trial.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
SCOUT MEETING TONIGHT
""rkcrs VIII Complete Arrangements
ior observance OF safety First
Week, Which Higgins MonJuy.

To complete arrangements Cor Safety
= irst Week. beginning Monday morn
ing and continuing through SATURDAY.
night. "a special meeting OF Scout mas
'crs ana assistant Scout masters has
peer called for q o'clock Tonight in
the 10y scout headquarters. II North
I.iE",h street Among those present
viii he John Stewart BRYAN. presidcn;
OF the Richmond Councils OF Scouts:
l'r. Douglas :. Freeman. Chief Scout
Executive Charles l.. Weaver. Commits
s'oher L. w. purrett and tho chair
man OF the ca mpaiGn committees.
y program for the week will be COM
piled. and will include arrangements
Tor the merit badge. pageant parade
and the Scout reunion and banuuet
Saturday. which has been officially de-
signated by Mayor -Ainslie as Safety
First Da?.
At this time will be presented the
annual report of Executive Weaver.
reviewing the work OF the Boy Scouts
during the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
a Attractive Halloween Party.
~ AND our OF row>.

Mrs. Walter Harrison. o. i.ccsburr
mo mas peen visiting MT ana Mrs.
ilewellyn Mcvcigh here. viii spend
several days with friends on PARK
ASchu' before returning to her home.
Mrs. Percy 10th. OF S,aun,or Is IN.
guest OF her s,cr. Mrs. Inhn -
c!o;hier. on Wes, Grace street.
Mrs. Newton 1lcveieh will leave TO-.
day Tor a weeks siay III Dallas. TEX.
sAiiss Freda Fletcher mas returned IA
tprervile, after visiting in Richmond
and Hampton.
Mrs. William \. Walter. who ha.
reen visiting her daughter. N.Y.. y ~
copeland. in Newport News. has re-
turned 10 Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Robertson. OF r.ob.
niond. is spending SOM" time in Roa.
nokc.
Mr. and Mrs. james NJ Lewis. Mrs
r. g. Halle, Mrs. u. l.. Ferry and Mrs.
a. ID ~I.atauc. OF 1appahannock. motornd
TO Richmond this week
Mss Virginia Dance. OF Danyiua. is
Whiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Dance
IN this city.
Miss Elizabeth Glass. OF L~ynchbU.g.
rs spending some time in this city.
Mrs. Thomas +. Sebrell. lr.. ana her
ii'tie son are visiting Mrs. c. II. urncr
At 1906 Grove Avenue.
Ar' ana Mrs. Nj j. D'iseilly nave re-
Nturncd to Washington. after q weeks
: visii al the home OF their nephew and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Re!uv.
1876 Park ycnu.
: Miss Melissa Stott. Of Wash:u-ton
IS spending the Weekend with Mr., ana
Mrs. Russell II. Sncod. OF the Inglcsidc
Court.
Miss julia l.indner and Miss Emily
Schott are guests OF Mr and Mrs. II.
y: Cooke in Wayncsboro for the month
~ November.
Miss Mamie Haw has returned from
8 brief stay ut Dundee. in Hanover
County
Mrs. j. W. Ayler has returned TO
newport News. after Il visit TO her sis
ter. Mrs. j. McCarty Thornton. in this
city.
Mrs. Mamie Ballard has returned 10
rhcr nome in Hanover County. after
spending several days here.
i. c. L~atanc, who has been i'm l:ich-
mond for the past month. has returncd
10 Tappahannock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
EXPRESS COMPANY WINS
Its TaSes Segregated 10 Stnte and CITY
License for WnEoD ~ Not
itcquIrcd.

ON the advice of Assistant City At
torney Anderson, Justice Crutchfcid
yesterday morning dismissed the COM
plhint against w. a.. Mehegan, man
aEcr or the Southern Express Com
pany. charged with failing TO obtain
a license for 4 t~wo-horSe wagon.
colonel Anderson informed tho cour;
that undo an act of tho General AS
sembly. March. 1915. the taNcs of thc
express company were segregated TO
the State. The taxes imposed by the
state, he said, are in iicu of all others
that might be imposed by city or
county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
AT the Movies t O.

NEW-Mauricc nnd Florence Nal
ton. In 'thc Quest of Life"
SIIttSD-WiIliam =. IInrt, In
"Ihr itcturn OF Draw fGun."
tOL0 L-Thcda Hnrn. in
"ftOmco and Juliet"
0DEON-I.iiiinn Gisi,, in "Thc
Lily ami the Rose" md Erch Mace,
In "Thc Jnnitor's Wifc."
iSIS-Nnry Tick fur,I. Ina ..E'ricnd.."
SI.N "Thc False Magistrate"
mis-" "Ncnrly u Hero"
NIcT K-"rhc Crimson Stnin
Mystery with Maurice Costello
aud Ethel Grmndin. MISC Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew. I'm II comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
How 1t All iSeran.

HOW HI All bfEaI.
Harold StanicS ~ in lovu with Florence
Mont'osc. dtugn.cr OF Dr. Montrosc. who
ha1 spent i.$ ne UcrtcctinE n n.cchtn" 20
i"IGrenats humanity. STANLEY - .:nntir.
~. saly.i 81 fourteen wealthy New } ortcrs.
i''cdust Florence catches sight OF the mar
lercr when SANKEY'S father IL made tho
hiisSnth Crimson stain victim IN her home.
ItcrTe La rue. the slayer. nypnotizes her.
o,r ~ iehlEru ana when the siStecnth
Tuscn she nnus Vnnva hynnnttzed and pho.
io.rap.'s La itu.'s image in her eyes Cut
La ton Parrish. n !nybtcrious detcStiNe.. 'ac-
1.'i.htalIy uruDs ana breaks the photo
Sr'pnic piat". Later Mrs. Clayton gives
- H""'s DALI. ard Staulcy goes disguised
az Ia itt". ii" IS givsn l 5000 necEiac.
1tol'i' from Mr, CLAYTON By Oh. or Lat
,.t'S hfr"hnncn As The 'nan Is escaping
~ harold II tvilin: ''IorcGcs ho& lie &c
SIrr H., a iftnl reaches through the cur
tai.S ana s,ntch"" the ngcKI..,., fh2 thief
is'si,cH hittr . struggle with Stanley.
ROBERT Clayton visits Nanya and rho secretly
tia'.1 blank carthage In hi. pistol. Ciay'
,oh' nl"1:uitcd a. LA Itu.. Eocs TO his studio.
-. ituc slips up behind him and knocks
nm senseicsS with Ii piece OF FURNITURE.
lt Rue is about 10 torture CLAYTON 10 death
"iciI STANLEY rusie. into the room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
Prohibition Violation Charged.

Detective Bertucci yesterday arrest
ed Lloyd Davis, colored. on Il charge
of selling liquor in violation OF the
prohibition law. 1t is alleged that
Davis sold Il bottle of whisky to Clar-
encc Binford, a twclvc-ycar-old coll
ored boy. Marked money was given to
the boy by Policeman Reams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
Girl Killed in Auto Accident.

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., November q
kStella Abrams was killed TODAY
fear Macclesf1eld. whom the car In
which she was riding turned over
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Abrams, and n twelve-ycar-old,
brother were seriously hurt. The boy
is not expected to recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
IIXoncrated of Blame.

Especial To The Timcs-Dispatch.I
IfNClfBCRG, VA, November g.
Robert Winfrec, treasurer of the Ran
dolph- Macon Woman's College. to-day
was ~eXonerated Of blanc for the death
OF Eau Ford. a young colored delivery
who colllded with Mr.. Winfree's
n yesterday afternoon at + and
Cabell Streets II who died several
hours later al the Lynciburg Hospi-
fnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
Dnnvillc Aids Arncninns.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.I
pANFlLLE. VA, November g.
Mayor WoodinS to-day sent II check for
$466.2S TO the headquarters In New York
of the Armenian War Sufferers Relief
Society, This amount having been rails
ed i'll local. churches during the past
two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

Orders have just been placed by the
southern Railway Company for the
purchase of 1900 gondola cars. accord
ing TO the Wall Street Journal. Tho
Atlantic Coast Line has also lust
placed AN order for 1900 box cars and
800 fiat cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, November
3.-lrvine Ducnc Chewing and Miss
Grace Ruth Coleman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Samuel Coleman. of Orange
County, were united In marriage on
Tuesday. Rev. Edward Pcyton, Of
~Spotsylvania County, performing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
MEETINGS.

The Richmond Nurses Club will
meet in the Y. W. {. 4. clubroom on
Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. \ fun
attendance is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
Struck hy Street Chr.

James NJ. Burch, of 92l North Twenty
seventh street. was struck aud injured
by q Broad and Twenty-fftl, Street
car at Twerty-seventh and Streets
early last night. He was attended b.
Or. Leftwich. Of the City Ambulance
Corps. and was taken 10 Grace Hos
nital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
R&@&@%M
y SOCIETY &
NN~NN~A~-I

= Airs. Arthur +. Wilmer. Of sir West
{, Grace Street, has Issued invitations for
Va buffet luncheon OH Tuesday. Novcm-
Der u. In honor OF her daughter. Ms,
Elise wilmer. who Is making her d.put
this season. The luncheon will be
given ut the Wilmer home. and invi-
tations TO the affair have been limited
to the debutantes of this winter.
Adsms-IIuBcnn.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward
Carlton Duncan for the marriage Of
their daughter. Elizabeth Sirmond to
Thomas stokes Ada ms, formerly OF
his city. now of North Carolina, the
ceremony to take place on Wednesday
evening. November -. at lhc Edcnton
street Methodist >hurcD IL Raleigh.
y. G.
Mr.. Adams il & son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
:. T.. Adams. OF Monument Avenue. and
|~Barrymorc. Fauuuier County, and his
woddipg will be AN interesting event
OF the late fall.
Affairs OF To-Day.
a. Mrs. Hugh NJ. TAYLOR ans her sister.
| Mrs. Sam Taylor. will be At home in
: formally TO their friends st Whit
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor. near Nesthamp-
ton. on Saturday afternoons in No
Ncmber. Mrs. Taylor ana her sister
Will receive after 2 o'clock, and their
hrst at nome VIII he given this after
noon.
Miss Gene Cray Heck. the dcbu,ante
niece of DR.. and Mrs. j. Allton Hodges.
VIII be guest Of honor at q dinner given
py Mr.. and Mrs. James branch Cabeil.
~ the Country Club of Virginia at 100
O'Clock tonight. The guests viii re.
main for the dance. wnici, is TO follow.
! Covers will be laiu for twenty.
Quiet Wedding.
In the presence or tho family and a
few intimate friends, a quiet marriag.
took place Wednesday, - 1870 O'Clock.
AT The home OF Mr., ana Mrs. Thomas
n. Mcdowell. when their daughter,
Josephine. became the bride Of pinck-
aey NJ. Winecon. Rev. Roger l.. Clark.
pastor Of the Third Christian Church.
was the officiating minister. NJ. and
Mrs. WinecoT left immediately for
washington. After November S ,hev
VIII be at home az o16 .rorch TWENTY
second Street.
Attractive Halloween Party.
Orange and black decorated the home
OF Charles Schadt. 1910 Porter S,rre.
south Richmond, Tuesday night. fo; :.
nhlIed In and supper .as served.
-'mons thos.e present were: Missey
annette SchiIiing. Dorothy Gilbert
esther Dixon. Helen Anderson. Laura
anderson. Gertrude Dixon. Ioui.a
Nicholas and Francis ChGpcn Auhr.y
Dixon. virgil Goodc, fnsrain raylor
ernest Gilbert. Ernest Hawkins. Ar,hur
reynolds and Atr. Almonds: sir. and
MIS-. -: T. WooJson. Mr.. and Mrs. *
-, Gibbs. Mrs. j. Q. White. Sir and
MIS-. Z. w. Schad;. Mrs. .Tohn Hoyic
y Mrs, Meyers. Mrs s.. !. E-oI,. TS,
Gretchen Schadt. Miss ,Vinifrrn No.
and Robert Simmons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
The Crimson Stain Mystery
Notclized by Albert Payson erhun
from Consolidated Motion-Picturc
Triumph.
Copyright. 1916. by Consolidated Film
Corporatton.J

Everything YOU read here to-day YOU
may see in moving pictures this week
at tho Nicto, Theatcr.