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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
CASTING OUT DEVILS
AS IN DAYS OF OLD

People usually suppose that demon
possession, common enough in the
days of Christ. no longer exist. In
China. however, II is still a WELL
known condition, universally recog-
nized by the natives and frequently
testified to by the missionaries. Rev.
Hugh w. White. Presbyterian mis-
sionary at Kiangsu, in a letter Jus.
received. tells an Interesting story Of
such a case:
In China there Is still demon pos.
session. just as in the days of tine
Lord. From the scientific point OF
view, 4 expect to prove, whenever |
have suitable opportunity, that the
possession Is q form Of hypnotism.
But whatever It be. there can be
no doubt about the fact. A ,.ase
that came under my own observation
was that of a carpenter named Shcn.
For three years he could do no work
and was constantly trying to kill
himself 1t was clearly case Of
demon possession, not mania (tllsro
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

early gains were lost. Broken weather
is promised, ana this probably caused
some buying. Cash sales here were
small at $1,000 bushels-
Losses were shown of is 90 l-2 cent
in oats and the tone was heavy all
day. though n fractional rally was seen
with grain. This advance. however,
was lost later.
Trade In hog products was light and
without significance. The opening was
a shade firmer. but there was an
easier feeling TO follow on commits
sion house liquidation. Local bull
houses bought on the weak spots and
this buying caused reaction from
the BOTTOM but resting spots were
only fractionally higher for the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

New York. March 2s.--Thers WAS
little feature to the trading In cot
ton today and changes in prices were
narrow. Scattered covering and de-
mand from houses with Liverpool con-
nections were sufficient to hold prsceA
fairly steady most Of the time. To-
ward the close the list receded slightly
on reports OF beneficial though light
rains over Oklahoma and Central and
Northern Texas. Last quotations were
net unchanged at points lower.
Spot at Liverpool was DUH at de-
ctiue OF points ON the basis of SD
for middIIng upland, Futures In the
English market were quite At net
loss of 3 to & points. Spot here was
steady and unchanged at 1860. with
sales of 1,4oo bales.
The total visibls supply OF cotton.
according to the Chronicle Is b.eo3.s10
bales. against T.547.Ts5 a year ago. The
American supply 10 s,s6e,s1o bales,
compared with b.sss7e5 bales last year.
Port receipts for the day were esti-
mated at $4,000 bales. compared with
ss ATT war ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
PALMYRA.

Especial to The Richmond yirgfnfan.)
Palmyra. Va, March 2s.---A revival
Sc being carried on at the Methodist
Church by its pastor, Mr.. Lavindar.
It will continue for two weeks.
DIR. o. M. Smith. who has been
sick for several months, is able to be
out again.
Miss Virginia Jones, OF Carysbrook.
Mfte- attending -Nesthara pteH-Col-
lege, is SPENDING a few days vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. e.
Jones.
Mrs. willis Shepherd and daughter,
Eallie, are spending some time in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beard and
little daughter. of Amherst. Va, are
visiting his sister. Mrs. N. j. Perkins,
near Carysbrook, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

New York, March 55.--Money on call
on the New York EtoeR Exchange ruled
between IN and per cent this week
Most of the loans we're made at ths
higher rata. s
Time money WIS not very active this
week. The needs of borrowers irxgood
standing and with desirable collateral.
wers readily enough supplied but
funds were not pressed upon the mar
ket Industrial loans were somswhat
of the fsature. Rates on mixed col.
lateral were quoted at shas& per cent
for sixty days: a&a5 per cent for 80
days: sa3A per cent for four nve
and six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

EabbsKe. per Ice 3bS s y i. g
c.hRsss nav Per cssts e e s e 9
COOLERS $50 fbn. bora per bag. g
Red Bliss. 1Eeibs. bags. per bag ~
Green Mountains. per bags,..s. %
Early Rose. 1se lbs bags. per bAx -
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Only the usual light activity OF 4
Saturday was noted in the Wholesale
commission market today. Business
was slack. with moderate receipts, the
supply about fiiling the demand.
with the advent OF spring weather
the produce market Is expected to
show considerable more activity. ana
sprfnE products are now In good eva.
dence on Cary street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

~ i sharp distinction betwsSn IN
tEo1 His Hite Fns 1pnetantly 81
ins h!s; shs bad, h,6 hi
sfid taken otnSf pfSc1 hons u I .
vent suicide. BY the prayers 81 M
Christians this man was end {lv'
healed; and when saw him, hoj III
exceedingly happy. Now he q IA
first thing he did was to make bolf{l ~
TOR the chapel there as his thu 8
Offering. This Ii one OF many Aitchj
cases IN which God has manifsSk u
answered prayer" ~ :
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SUCCESSFUL SHOP SERVICES.

Railroad Y. M. G. A. Evangeiistic
Meetings Attended by Nearly
1900 Men. 1.
The cooperative simultaneous
evangelistic campaign" meetings on
tho part of the Railroad \. NJ. c. A..
have been largely attended and Of
great interest. Besides the services
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
Cmrb Market.

Esw Il ork, Mare. 2S.--Mining shares
festurAd the curb, market. but hd-
vsnsAsy were narrow and without sig
nffcarcs. IndustrtAis also were mod
sratsiy deal In. and displayed O steady
tons 1s5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
Cottoaseed OIL.

New York. March 2s.-The cotton
seeI oil market was less active and
price changes were small Crude oil
was quoted lower at T2c- Exports of
oil since September 4. total s77,oo
barrels, against $500 a year ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

The Rev. Mr.. jackson. OF Chari6&ki
n. c., win deliver an address i
Meade Memorial Church at the niiifh
ing service n bshaif Of the MI.
sionary campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

New York. March 25.--Haw sugar
Yves frmer today. Centrifugal, % test
SIT: moiasses. % test. 4s4. Refined
firm, unchanged, 6sea7e1. f,
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BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National. -. 100 19s 200
Broad st Biz ....... rs 40 81
First Nat. ........... 100 aiT 222
Nat. State and City :. 100 1888
Old Domin Tst Co... 100 s0i
Nd Biz and Tst Co. $50. rs 70
Rd Tst and Saw Co.. 100 1o7M III
Virginia Tst Co. 100 $50
West End Bank ...... Is ~
4 MISCELLANEOUS
va.-Car. @. Co. pfd.. 100 1osh HON
Va. Bldg and Loan Co. 100 1os
Va. F. and M. Inns Co.. rs 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
Petersburg. Va, March rs. 1916.
Market steady. ~
First quality. LOS per .;ushel.
Green ard dirty. 80 to 7kc per bushsk
vIRGINIAE. FARANgRS STOCK.
Market steady.
Fancy Jumbo, 10 per pound.
Fancy handplcked. 3Mc per pound.
Extra prime, SMc psr pound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
Smelling stock. an to Sc per pound.
Prime, sNo per pound.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Cemmsnts For the Week.
New Tobecco - suncured - Receipts
moderate. market good At quotations.
Dark nred--Receipts light: market In
fair quotation. Unsound TOBACCO nard
to sell at any price.
market quiet. Prices stronger on
colory tohaccs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

(Frcm Caslxis q. Burch d Cob
Richmond, Va, March rs, 1915.
STATE SECURITIES.
Bid. Asked
V. as. c. and r.. iss2. 80
Virginia Centuries, 1891. s51a S6x
CITY SECURITIES.
Rd City Ia. r.. 1s2o-1s3o s4M
Rd City -, c and r..
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
N. and p. r. Co, bs. 1s3s ssas
Va r. and p. CO.. Ba. ss4 20
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Par.
Va r. and p. Co. pfd. 100 l0i io2
Va. r.. and p. CO.. com. 100 47& 4sH
RAILROAD STOCKS
A. G. L., com. ........ 100 ITO
G. and o. ........... 100 Ga
n. and w, COM. 100 l2S
r., H.. and r.. con1s 49,. 100 $50
H.. r. and +. Div. oh. 100 22s
r., r. and r. 7pc. g. 100 27e
q A. L.. pfd.. ......... 100 as
Southern NY, pfd.... 100 50
Southern ny. COM. leo 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
!, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

MINER : o. nsoanA rs~vessrs aiding RscAsnond Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

PETERSBURG PEArur MARKET.
reported by Rodgers, Pianner = Cssss
pasy. Inc0xp0RafsA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

wholesale quotations furnished by the
IL Blalcck Frnit and Pr0auce CO..
Richmond, Va. Marrn rs, 1915.
s.: FLORIDA VEGETABLES
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MANASSAS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. october :S.--Jamcs
T. Nelson has returned from Il several
months stay in Guantanamo. Cuba.
Mrs. X. *. Moss. of DanvIllc. is tho
guest OF Rev. aud Mrs. j. +. Burks.
Mrs. Claiming u. Marlborough, Jr..
and little daughter. Miss Bctsey Vir-
Einia Marlborough, who have been
guests Of Mrs. YarhoruuehS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Morgan, have
returned 10 Denton. Tex.
Miss Ada Lightncr. OF Highland
County, has been the guest o. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ II. Lightner.
Br. and Mrs. W. A. Newman have
returned from Il stay OF several months
III San Antonio, Ten.
Miss Mary Lee Chapman was the re-
cent guest of her sister, Mrs. y. Tough
borough Turner, Jr., at The Plains,
Fauuuicr County.
Mrs. T.. X. Conner has returned from
a months visit To her brother, G. NJ.
Newman. and her sister. Mrs =. T..
Senior, in bridgeport, Conn.
+. t.. Didlakc. of Charlotte. y. G., is
the guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. {. J. Meetze.
Mrs. Bette Fox Bennett, of Wash
ngton. was the recent guest of Colonel
and Mrs. Robcr, a. Hutchinson.
Rev. Joseph +. Gulick. of Virginia
Beach, has been the guest Of relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs w NJ honeywell. Of
Cassatway, W. Va. who are guests of
MIR. and Mrs. @ T.. Waters. spent the
week end with rclaLvcS in Belicfomtc,
Ia. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Waters.
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DURHAM. N. c.

Special t" The Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. G., October Is Miss
Rebccrn Niche. daughter Of Captain
aud Mrs. John Niche, of this city. was
married - j. u, Jarrat,. OF pctcr;hury
Va. ON "Wednesday evening".
Master Dan I.umpain son of MIR. an,
Mrs u. Lumpktn, entertained Il num-
Der of her little friends on Tuesday
afternoon in honor al his toa... birth
day anniversary. II. Was assisted in
entertaining ny Miss Jessie Giles ana
his sister, Miss Elizabeth l.umpkin
Miss Florence Ellington is visiting in
oxford.
Mrs. Z. l.. Hasacli has gone to Hur-
lnGion, where she Will spend several
weeks with her sister, Mrs T. r. Sell
lars
Miss i.;ura Noel. of panviilc. Va. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs /. Il lyon
There was AN Interesting meeting of
The Durham Br"pCh OF. the southern
Association of CGt.cco Womcn ON Sat
urd:y afternoon, 1>,i Misses Lille anl
Fannie Markham as hostoasca Plans
for the years work were discussed ana
report of III" general meeting. held
IN .MontSomcry, Ma. in april. was
given by til" delegate who attended.
Miss Katie johnson. Officers for IN
ensuing year nre Miss Annie Tillctt
president; Mrs. w y pcw. vice. rcsi-
dent; Miss Nellie McClccse, secretary
and treasurer
Mrs. w. T. Farthiuc entertained az =,
card patty on Thursday afternoon in
honor Of her guest. Miss Edith WaIdrop.
Of WORCESTERSHIRE, X. T.
Miss iAuian Burton Alien. LITTLE
daughter Of MIR and Mrs. r. r. Allen.
entertained number Of her friends
on Saturday afternoon e; nor home.
celebrating her sixth birthday
Rev = Hddick pastor of tho
Second Baptist church, has returned
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BON AIR
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Ron AIR. VA. October 2S--Miss Ann
donaldson visited Miss Janey Wood
here Sunday.
Mr.. and MIR: iIucstis r. Cooke have
been recent guests of Miss Bessie
Cooke.
Miss Ida Pace has had as her guest
for several days Miss Lottie Williams.
Mrs. Norwood Bentley entertained
Miss Lucy Henderson the past week.
Miss Margaret McClucr has been Wis
ting in Yves: Virginia. the guest Of
ncr brother. Or. Bates MrCluer
Miss Charlotte Meade was at the Inn
over sunday. the guest oi Mrs. James
w Gordon.
Miss Julia Whcrry has hcrn visiting
Miss Mary Ferguson.
Louis Payne. of New York. has boon
the recent guest OF Douglas Wherry.
Miss Mary cringan, who has been
visiting Miss Harriet Cooke. left on
Tuesday for her home in Richmond.
Miss Maude Cooke spent last week
with Miss Sue Gordon.
Mrs. Marion Marge and Mrs. Ear
hour Thompson. Of Atlanta. Ga. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Burton Marye
Miss Lisa Cooke returned last Mon
day To Richmond, where She is the
guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. Preston Cooke.
Mrs. Folk Miller returned OH Friday
from Campbell County
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GPAN01A Used SAGE
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR.
She miXed Sulphur with ii to
Restore Color, Gloss,
iOuthfmlneSS.

Common garden sarc brcwcd into n
heavy tea. with sulphur added, will
turn gray. strcakcd and faded hair
bcnutifully dark and luXuriaut lust
IL few applications will prove Il revcla-
lion if your hair is fading. strcakcd
or fray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe at home. though, H.
troublesome. I'm easier way is to get
II oo-ccn, bottle of Wycth's Sage and
SULPHUR Compound at amy drug store
all ready for use. This is the oid-timc
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients
While wispy. gray. faded hair is not
sinful. We all desire to retain our
youthful appcarance and attractive
rcsa. by durhcnng your hair with
Wycth'S Sage and sulphur Compound,
no ON" can tell. because ii does IL 80
naturally. =" evenly. You just dampcn
a sponge or SOFT brush with IL and
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time: by morn
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and. after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luNuriant.
This preparation is Il delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention OF
dlScasc.--.Adv.
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BbsH 70 G9!!b 70 AIl
OF AND ARMENIANs
Complexion -
BcSaen Of West Point
-iHouSc-to-llOusc
,ro, !; ~ sr'N GOES HOME
AbouYband at Converse College:
and hburg Willie Fuller and
ScraI.izzic White Married-Bap-
Missionary Society Meets.
mrlN GOES HOME
tfecial 10 The Times Dispatch.
=. u ~ III. "A - ActnlDr ~

i uncE POINT. VA. October 2S-
MIN Fuller. formerly of King Will
z ofg{Coun,y, now Of Richmond. was
ssed !, on ,,n rns William !" Miss Lizzie
Mrs Clyde +. Ross. formerly Miss
Annahel Bray of Wakema now OF
Anderson. s g.. who has been visiting
her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Brt!'
Of wakcma. will visit West Point be-
fore returning home
Mrs. NJ. a. Martin left on Tuesday
TO join her husband. DIR. NJ. ~. Martin.
at Converse College. Spartanburr. > [.
Mrs Martin has been visiting her Sis
ters. Mrs. w. :. Eastwood of West
Point, and Mrs. j. BrantlH Bray. oil
Wakcna.
The Womans Missionary Society OF
the Baptist Church met with Mrs {. j.
Roberts on Wednesday.
On Saturday afternoon committees
of women from the churches made
house to house canvass soliciting CON
tributions to the fund to assist the
SyrianS and .hrmcnians. aud crcdita-
BILE amount WAS raised.
Mr. and Mrs Scot, Broaddus and two
sons and Mr. and Mrs. b. NJ. Nance
motorcd to Richmond on Thursday.
Mrs. !. &. johnson. of Seattle. Wash.
formerly Of King William. and we'll
known as Miss Susie Pitcher. is visit
ing relatives at her old home. ''fucko-
man." just above West Point.
MIS-. N. T.. tfaIefaNc anu
Miss Myrtle Corr. are in Baltimore this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Checker. of Balti-
more. who has been spending several
weeks with her aunt. Airs. George w.
Richardson, returned home on Mon
day.
Miss Emma Davis has accepted po-
sition ut cloverdale to teach this ses-
sion and left last saturday.
Miss Jessie Lewis is visiting her
brother. John Marshall Lewis. and fam
lily in Gloucester County.
Miss Betty Bostic. who has spent
several months with her brother. Il. l..
Bostic. has returned To her home.
MuSkogc Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Lane Cooke. who
recently visited From, Royal, the old
home OF MI Cooke. have returned.
MIR. and Mrs Il. Bruce Mare. VIII"
recently spent two weeks with AIr
Wares parents MI and Mrs. y. q
Ware. have returned 10 their home in
Boston. Mass.
Miss Emma Roy Spencer and niece.
Miss Mary Burke. are visiting III the
upper part of King William.
Delaware Chandler was the guest or
his brother. NJ l.. Chandler. on We'd
ncSday.
Miss Marietta cato. member % the
high school faculty. is Spcndiug tins
week at her home in i;mporia
Miss Eioisc Robinson, another teach
or IN the same school, is taking ad-
vantage Of the CLOSING of the school
this week and is at her home in Rich
mond.
Miss Mildred Woodward. who is
teaching again thi" session at Midlu-
THAN. Va. spent the Weekend with
her parents here.
I'D. Morvitz leaves TODAY for R:ilti-
more TO witness The confirmation "a
his son, Levin MurNit1.
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HARRlSONBURG NORMAL

Special to The Times Dispatch
!iAitRISDNEUEG, VA. October Is
Dr. j. y. Morchcad. president Of Roam
ui>c College. AMI Or. Frank Day. pro-
con College, visited the normal school
recently and made addresses to the
students during the assembly period
Miss Frances Sale. head of the house
hold arts departments has been con-
Quoting movable schools" in the coun-
ties Of York. Warwick. Goochlnnd and
~ rnrico. This work is done under tho
direction Of Miss AGncw. state agent
OF aomc demonstration work for the
United states government. and con
sists OF Il series of lessons in improved
methods Of houSewifcry.
Miss Gertrude Button. assisted by
several seniors. gave daily dcmonstri,-
tons OF various processes in cooking,
etc al Ito Rockingham County Fair.
held at i!arrisonhurr. and this week
gave similar series at the Shenan-
d"ah County Fair, in Woodstock.
fihle study classes have been or
guniZcd. one for each 81 the dcnomi-
nations most largely represented and
, Il special class i'll charge OF the y. W.
, G. y. for those not belonging 80 any
Of the larger ones.
The Y. W. c. y. always has been a
prominent feature Of the student life.
and this year il numbers among it's
/ ,''hl''iH :" Itti ~ iHhJ'i i'N VI the SUI
dents. nn Thursday evening ll3 new
I members were received al The Service
[ az Lights Il beautiful and Impressive
ceremony. Elizabeth Ncol is prcsi-
dent: Hoia Hubbard. vice president
/ Dick,c iiuwman. secretary aud Mabel
. kiraCofc. treasurer.
President Hurruss and Mrs. Burruss
/ united with the enterta inmcnl commit :
/ tee in giving an enjoyable Halloween
/ party to til. rest OF the faculty on
Monday evening" Of this week at HILL
| CrrSt.' the nrcsi0cnt'N homo.
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BUCKINGHAM
geilealog,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BUCKINGHAM, VA, October rs
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bondurunt and
their twin girls are visiting a, MIR.
BondurantS old home In this county.
John H. Boatwright has returned
from a trip to Norfolk
IL. w. HUBBARD spent part Of this
week in LynchburE.
William T. Hall, of Staunton Va
recently visited friends and relatives
In this county.
The Teachers Association, which
met here last week. elected e. *. IIoI-
singer, III. l.. webb and Mrs. Julia
Kyle AS delegates TO the Educational
Conference to be held in Richmond on
November 20 and 80.
y Halloween party was given for
the benefit of the high school here on
Friday night. The money raised is to
be used in purchasing new piano for
the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nottingham. or
Eastvillc, have returned home. Mrs.
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have been in Africa for three years,
are expected here to visit MIR. and Mrs.
H. T. watkins. Al present Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard are visiting the lattcr's
father. Major q. W. Gucrrant. in Dan
vile. Va. Mrs. Howard is a sister Of
Mrs. Watkins
The Tourist Literary Club held
meeting ON Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Il. X. Powc as hostess. 1T her
home in West Durham.
Mrs. Jasper w. IIamlin entertained
on Thursday evening ut her home on
Trinity Avenue. in honor of her house
guest, Miss Mary Pope. Of Lumbcrton.
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DON'T HAVE
GRAY HAIR
It's tDncccSSary-Q-Ban Dark
ems 1t Evenly-No Dye.

40 matter now gray your hair pre-
maturcly gray faded. blcached. strcak-
ed with gray. all YOU need 10 DO is 10
shampoo your hair and scalp one. q
day with Q-Har Hair color Rcstorer.
This Is very pleasant experience, and
after few applications you Viii he
delighted 10 sec all your gray hair
gradually turn TO AN even beautiful
dark shade. = Ban acts on roots, MAX
ing hair and scalp healthy, restoring
the color glands so all your gray hair
IN naturally darkcncd and entire head
of hair becomes soft, fluffy. long, thick
and OF such an even. beautiful. soft
dark shade no one could tell YOU had
used Q-Ban. Also stops dandruff and
falling hair, leaving your hair fasci
mating and abundant, without even Il
trace Of gray showing. Sold on money
back guarantee. soc for q big bottle
at Grant Drug stores, Richmond. Va;
Ont -of-town folks supplied by mall
Adv.
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Scot 4.


William Scott. OF RiChland District
=. e.. made his will in 1906. leaving his
property to his wife and children.
His wifc was French, but do not
know hrr name. There were six chill
dr,n. Wiili;,n. Samuel. Elizabeth,
Sarah. Mary aud Hester.
William never married. he left Il
n.phrws. Samuel married twice. Ills
FIRST wife was Ann Fox. his second
wife was Jane Ross. By Ann Fox he
had iiNc children. Joseph, who married
Martina Ballard: Williain. who never
married: John, who married his cousin.
Ann carter: samuel unmarricd Sarah,
who married Mr.. McNary. BY Jane
Ross tniarii.d in 1SOS) he had three
children. James Ross Scott, Mary Eiiz-
thcth. who married DIR James u. pa
VS. OF Fairfield County. :. c.. who was
minister 10 Turkey, aud Jane Margaret.
VII" married james IL. Adams. who
was Governor Of South Carolina. Eliz-
ahrth married Henry Lewis Dinkins.
Sarah married Maiachi Weston. Mary
married Il Mr.. Bostick. Hester mar
ricd iicsckiah Thomson.
WISE the following informal ion {:
WHO was the wife OF William Scott.
Sr! When and where was he born?
Was he Revolutionary soldier?
Would like to have name OF his par
cnts and any general data of his fam
lily
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Walker.
December {,

john Walker. born December {,
l1GS. in Hanover County, Va, mar
ricd Martha Smith. born in ITO. They
We're married in 1890. Their children
W"r" William, John Smith. Taylor.
james. Nancy, George. Richard c.. Rob
"ri. sophia. ana Martha John Walker
moved 10 Georgia when lad and set
tied in Wilkes County. He was a Rev
dictionary soldier. Who were the par
outs oi John Walker" Any gcncalosi-
cal data relating to this family would
30 appreciated.
Th"r" il piece Of silver in my fam
ly which has been handed down for
sov.r, generations that las Il coat of
arms engraved on II. II is Il castle
within 81 circle with tho following let
tors around the circle: M. Vtra Cub
Nuun NJ and the date. 1919 a; the
bottom Of the circle. This date was
perhaps when the silver WAS engraved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
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