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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-31
JAPANESE I'M JAIL
TRIES TO. KILL SELF


HILO. Dec. %. Said to be haif.
crazed from alcoholic Indulgence, Dol,
a weIl-known Hilo Japanese. tried 70
cut his throat in the hospital ward
of the HiIo jail yesterday at noon.
The wound inflicted bled lot but viii
not be fatal. After having the cash
sewed up at the Hilo hospital the man
was taken back to the prison infirm
airy where he is now reported to be
doing well.
About seven years ago Dol was the
hero of AN icehouse story, and which
concerned his being locked up for tbs
night in the big Tefrigerating. room
Of the hosteIry. BY breaking up boxes
and burning them during the might
the man managed to pull through with
out being frozen to death. That hi
was not suffocated instead Of zfrozer
was considered miracle, and WheI
be was released early In the morning
he was more like corpse than q lily
ing being.
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POSTMASTER Of
HILO SCORgES
PACFIH HEAD

/ r.,I American letter. written p
t,,,e YANKEE style and breothlns %,
triotism in every line, has Zen wiz
ten By H D. Ccrbett, posknAekez =
Hiio. il reply to circular community
cation he received from one scou
Gearing Of New York City. N'ng
claius 10 be the head Of paeiilsi
ORGANIZATION having members al over
the country.
Nearing and his hui nre sendlna
out letters soliciting funds . nElnl
about peace and TO wage poiiLlcei
war AGAINST the president. One q
these letters reached Postmaster Cor
bett: who wrote this reply. says tqe
Hilo Post-Herald:
Il am IN receipt 81 your circular
letter of no date. but bearin4 yons
personal signature. and IN reply WI
say that your communication openi
with 4 lie and reeks with treason
an the first place doubt thai
your organization has any memoers
on this inland who are citizens q tle
United States. There. - rev HNN
who would Be nc askSk ~ Tor y.
and yours. and II could y -te tie on
who presumed to usD my name y
dis connection. there would mQsl
probably be q serious call tof ON
first aid squad.
A for You and your bunch @
compattteemen, headed BY Snake j
the Grass Hillquit. through he ~.
81 Pols Cats to Miss ca Harriet RoI1
Thomas Of Illinois, flod pity LIIInois),
I repudiate all Of that ilk. and c11po.
find words In the English vocrorI4r5
to express my disguset for srr.
slime.
AT Z time when the United et4.>
needs the help and backing 81 efefI
patriot, there Il no room Tor The 81,
/ er,s hirslings. My one regret 3 t1e'
| the distance that separates ~ pc
vents my administering 70 yo1 q
equal 81 the drubbing that mt name
sake. James J. gave John +. Sullivan
III would gladly pay the maximum uA'
| for % doing. and then confripufe -
equal amount 70 the Red Cross.
.Yours IN the utmost Contempt
aHENRY D. COREGIIE
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RALPH VILLIERS WEEDS
MISS SAVAGE OF MAUI

S. WA1EUkU, Maui, Dec. e. Tn Meq-
nesdag evening ct the Church Of the
Good Shepherd III Wailuku the mar.
.riage Of Miss Clara Myrtle Savage and
Ralph Newman viiiiefs vas cele-
brated. The bridegroom ID the son Of
Rev. and Mrs.. Charles ytllers. His
father performed the ceremony, and
his mother played the organ for the
wedding marches. g
The bride was given away BY Miss
Jessie Madison. Miss Olive Villisr1
was maid Of honor Miss Mamie
Schrader was bridesmaid. Jan No.
wat was best man. Robert Spencer
and Seabury. Short were the ushers.
The bride and BRIDEGROOM departed
enid showers of rice and many hearty
words OF greeting. They spent . few
days at the beach and viii make their
home in Honolulu, where III. yilliere
has . position with the First National
Bank. =. -.
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pYedesfined victim and he Is the
hereditary family goat Every loafing
brother, every sister with Q trifiing
husband. every aunt and cousin with
precocious child to be educated,
hold the bachelor up and rob him OF
his hard earned dollars 90 that the
man with no 1amfly Of his own Is Of
ten supporting more families than a
Norman.
And now the government Is sitter
him. Alas, poor bachelor. He is driven
to the last trench and WIN have to
marry IA SELF defense. 81
Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Incl f.. 49,. - -
Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu
larry in this paper every Monday
wednesday and Friday. \, & !.
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TAxINo BAcHELoRs
~. poRo1bYs DIX,
The Worid'a isiGhest PAID Womel
ss.-s yVriteF.

. - So = -.
AkB iot the ecner1es 80 =.
\ j rttIing war money y 70 p..Is 80
- tsz en- pechelqrs. Ilis q On ~
principle tnat taxes snouie - lslo y,
luxur1es instead q neeessiues 80
that man VINO ENJOYS - pI 1n1ls J.
Of single blessedness snouio Dc nsu
fospoy tor it,
The plan Tor taxing paeneiors oogs
up now and again and y . away
hsiled vith shouts Of Wild acclaim
from syerypoqy ezceRt NE pl Ntsss.,
victim. FoF, lfEt me Ia Ill, 49, 49,
lcYes the b4cneloI ane eteIyp9us -
gGfds his pocket ~ fnif eeme Z
Women regard the bachelor WIZ
sentiments cf blffied rage ena e.
spsir. sven while they rsluctansly -
naturally clever that Ne has been sels
% escape Al the matrlncnial LIP
they have set for him. such unce1ns
scIeternes6 seems 70 them more tnal
human and fIley uncongciously attrlD
lte Y 70 d!ADolic irtplI..acl ....,.....,
That's why peopie speak intultiysls
Of wicked old bacneiors ano 80
nQfeIIfte Nne4 NY 49, - e ss.t,ss-
11fd. crpel. crefty, he1rtiess vllislr
inx6r1aflt make him = Deeneier, ans
Ny We nniYely picture Dac1elor'
ne g q pefpttu4 orgy Of VINE. .yo
mSn efd oono, although AZ the pece
elorS q orr acquaintance are meek
mild. kirdly Eeptlspen, VINO ete NO..
II % tlie Nater wagon md the ole
Kitchen rpd whose cne ana oniy oiver
sion ID W0rk.
B,cheiors have the aMluI issc,n !,
"a ana sassss ss 81 . .,ass. v ps
though you angle for him surme'
alfor summer undI the same rock q
thst TIE red IN has tnst ypu re = =
Wayl pursuine and never can es.sn
orsth1 tts riddle has that you nsFs'
can Clco(. -.
Fof NIfQwers women have 2 . s 81
tender. hall maternal fstllnl tnet ~, !.
den With pity and syIp,.ny .. fas
t6vaft hin Z that which xs ts :
49,. -. - ..1@I|I@~ @N|I|~UIWU M|.|U||
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Mother Throws
Acid N Face Of
erDrafted Son
y +$4+<&*<+$++<<< =

! TWO HARBORs. Mimi, Dec. :
<iz--To prevent him being ac- :
= cepted into the draft army, Mrs. :
= Charles Magnuson OF this city :
= today, according to the police, :
y threw acid into the face of her :
\ son, Arthur, while he lay asleep :
= at the family home. He was :
y rushed to 4 hospital and It was :
y learned there that he will not !
y lose his sight. The only thing :
\ that saved his sight physicians :
= say, IL that he was sleeping and :
y had his eyes closed.
y Magnuson was to leave today =
y with the drafted boys from Lake I
= county. Constant brooding over I
y the fact that her son was drafted 4
y Is believed to have affected the I
= mothers mind. She collapsed 4
y and has been confined to her bed 4
since.
y ~ y \
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SEASIDE HOTEL
SPECIAL Dinner
| New Years Eve and New Years
Night. 0ne-fifty per cover Showers
orchestra New Years .Eve.-Ady..

wonderful mastery you have over
these savage animals. z said the ad.
miring visitor TO the lion tanner.
How do you manage It p
Easy enough sir. IL you keep on
the right side OF them. !.
All, yes-but what is the right
side Of themgp
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WITTY PAY MORE?

APPLES. $50 per box. First grade
Newton Pippins and White Winter
Permain. Come and get them. Geo.
A. Belayeff, sc Maunakea street.
Phone 5722 Adv.
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local federal officials have In
structed tie resident witnesses In the
case Of Captain GranzoW, charged with
wreckIng and firing the schooner
Chur>efl at the French Frigare
Shoals, to proceed at once to the
mainland. Trial Of the case viii be
hee,,n n .1an,iaflv nrasufnallv a san
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,They say the soprano and contralto
are bitter snenies. Z
Hitter7 Why, they wont even
write testimonials for the same brand
OF face powder. Philadelphia Led
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philadelphia CRY has adopted ArTa1
upon the d6si1nafion Of II Ribot I1e
mayor hes conybked A urgent ne.
inx 1T Efaples, h order that the ~
nlSinal authorities Of Arre5 may e.
press their wishes regarding this GsQ'
erous offer.
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SPECIAL DINNERS
At MOANA AND
YOUNG HOTELS

New Years Eve and New Years
Night at two dollars per cover. Please
make table reservations early Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
ACC0MAC

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
ACCOMAC. VA. November 3.--Aiiss
Tibbie Grant has returned from a trip
20 Norfolk, Va.
Bernard Twytord has returned from
visit to Richmond.
Mrs. Carney. OF Portsmouth. Va. has
returned to her home. after few
days visit here 10 her father DR.. ~.
b. Dunaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lee Llliston have as
their guest their daughter. Mrs. Roy
Dudley, of Norfolk, Va.
/. H. Lcferts, OF Wilmington. Del
vas a recent guest in the home OF Lee
Millnicr
Misses Estelle Parsons, Mary Dry
den and Elizabeth Ayres spent last
weekend in Norfofk. Va
Mrs. William L. Lewis has returned
from visit TO friends in Baltimore
Nd.
Mrs. Edward waddy and daughter
Margaret, have returned 10 their home
m Chester Pa. after visit of ten
days to relatives here.
Mrs. l.. d. Millnier and son. Jack are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Steven
son. IN Norfolk, Va
Miss Margaret Conquest ard brothers
Charles and William, left on Friday
by automobile for their home in
Florida.
Or. II. Dix L:!liston has returned
from trip to Baltimore. Md
Misc Audrey Colona, OF Taslcy, Va.
spent several days last week with
friends in Richmond
Captain Clarence Martin ScrCcan;
Dorsey Coard and Private r. +. Dough-
erty. Of Camp Lee. arrived at home on
Thursday. on furlouGh until Sunday.
Miss May Robinson. OF westhampton.
Richmond. Va. is the guest OF Miss
Audre? Colona, at Tasley, Va.
George poughety. Jr., spent several
days las. week in Norfolk and uamn.
ton
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Frcderickshurg. spent = par, of the

Fredericksburg. spent part OF tho
week with Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Chandler.
l.. l.. Martin has returned from
visit TO j. G.. Hoskins. at Herndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pettus Miller
are visiting relatives in Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Morrisetta has returned TO her
home In Camden. y. G.. after visiting
her sister. Mrs. :. II. Overton.
Miss E;ta Il. Ncwbill. OF Center Cross.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. y. Broad
dus.
Miss Grace Lear. OF Culpcper. Is with
her sister. Mrs. John @. Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. :. CoEbill have re-
turned from visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollins. in stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Chewing. Of
Louisa. are with their daughter. Mrs.
Walter Wilson.
Miss Ellen Broaddus, OF Richmond.
is visiting her mother Mrs. Kate q.
Broaddus.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Skinner. OF Moss
Neck. spent part OF the week with
MIR. and Mrs j. J.. Jordan.
Mrs. Laws, OF Blackstone. ia visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ, Ritter.
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ARVONlA

tSncCial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NRNoNlA. VA. November THE
Arvonia Royal Arch Chapter held a
regular communication on Thursday
might. The degrees of Mark and Past
Master were conferred. and refresh
neuts were served to tho companions
Mrs. (. Tontaine lie Sucur who has
been under treatment in Richmond
hospital. returned to her home here
this week greatly improved.
Mrs Virginia Keel OF ore Bank. East
.Nrvouia, is visiting relatives in Rich
mend.
Miss Mary Thurs,on. OF Richmond
and Richard T. Jeffrey. OF Arvon!a.
were married at The home OF Rev.
PIumm-r T. Jones. New Canton. on
Tuesday, Mr.. Jeffrey and bride will
sp"nd several days here at the groom's
parents. home. and will then return to
make their homo in Richmond
Hiss r. ther Walden ard William L.
bryant were married on "Wednesday at
tn" hone OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walden. on the Arvonia- New Canton
road. They lcit immediately for Pc
torShurg. where they viii live. Rev.
riUMmcr i. Jones performed the ccre-
mony:
Miss Ella boswell has returned 10
her home at New Canton after having
spent several weeks in South Carolina.
John Stone. who has been in training
III Kentucky, is now at the home OF his
parents ~ New Canton. He will leave
soon Ter hospital and ambulance duties
in France. having enlisted With DR.. Nc
Cures unit
Mi. owen h Jeffrey has returned TO
h"r home here after a visit 10 Pitts
bureh Penn
-. Perkins Glover spent the week
cod ~ his old home. Fountain Ridge.
HuCkinch"m County. and at his farm
on upp." James River.
X. Lnnsey stone spent sunday with
ralat'vos in Fluvanna County.
MISS Lula Parker gave Halloween
party - her pupils ~ New Canton on
Thursday night.
1he hunting season opened in Buck
.uERau County this week. Spoftsmcn
report p."iridsos in very large Guas.;i
;.,a WILD turkeys are increasing in
E.artity owing TO the stringent game
ltws. and deer are plentiful ncar the
buckingham and Cumberland line.
SQUIRRELS arc unusually plentiful. and
have been throughout the fall. Rab-
tits arc SO plentiful that they form
positive nuisance in sections OF the
county. In the New Canton section
oposSumS have proven 10 be a pest, as
they maraud the hen roosts OF the in
habitauts almost nightly. a number
have been caught in traps and cap
iur-d i'm ether ways.
Colonel Albert Terrell has recently
received from the state Game Commits
sioucr a consignment OF pheasants
which he will carefully protect on his
estate on James River. The fields where
the birds were released, with surround
ir,. woods and hills, form an ideal
home FOR III" handsome game birds. II
is thought that buckingham County ia
Particularly wcll adapted 20 this spe-
c!cs OF game. Tho rufed grouse. gen
orally known as pheasant" bu, which
rs Of th" quail species. lourishes in all
Tic thickly wooded sections. and is con-
sid"rcd on" OF the finest % game birds.
Wild geese have already made their
3rrcaraunc in the New Canton section
From Indications they will be unusu-
ally plentiful this winter.
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out n number OF times last week maxi
Ing food conservation addresses at va
rious points in Roanoke and Botctourt
Counties.
The student body has made formal
petition to the faculty that butter and
certain other articles of food be cut
out OF the bill OF fare.
Last Monday night tho seniors
namely. Misses Emily Battle. Abigail
Ford. Florence watkins, Edith Wilson
Leslie Patterson. Mary Darden. Anna
Campbell. Doris HUFF, Frances Gravatt
Mabel Wilkin. Patsy Mosby. Edith
Kelly and Martha Diven were enter
tanned at 1.-THE HILL" the residence OF
Rev. George Bra1ton Taylor.
On Tuesday night the Rev. DR.. Pur-
ser. OF the foreign mission board, OF
Richmond. spoke to the student body
on mission Study Classes" lie gave
description Of conditions I'm Africa
to-day.
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MANASSAS

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch.l
MANASSAS. VA, November 3.-The
Manassas Chapter. United daughters
Of the Confederacy. gave Il silver tea
last evening in the chapter hall. Mrs.
Arthur w. Sinclair, chapter historian.
gave a reading on the history of the
Prince William cavalry. Others who
tool; part in the program were Mrs. l..
Frank Pattie. Mrs. John l.. Elliott. Mrs.
Marguerite Porter. little Miss Rose Rice
and Professor Orvillc w. Mosher, Jr.
Mrs. John Hoffman and Miss CO.
lumbiana Male. of Culpcper, were re-
cent guests at the home of Rev. and
Mrs Z. y. n. Clark.
Mrs. S. It. Hall is spending several
weeks in Pittsburgh, Pa, with her son
and Observation-Disclosures Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Coleman Hall
Rev. Afford Kelley and Miss Isabel
Kelley recently visited in Pcnnsyl-
vana.
Mrs. Virginia Flack has returned
from a short stay in New York.
Captain and Mrs. John r. Rust. OF
lIaymarkct, will spend the winter with
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. ellis. who recently
moved to Bethesda. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Clarkson. OF
Washington, were recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. -. S. GARRISON. OF Hay
market.
Mrs Walter Carpenter and Miss
Mayo CARPENTER, OF Roanoke. have been
visiting Mrs. William NJ. Shoemaker
Mrs Augustus, of Cleveland Ohio
has been the guest of Mrs. William
.Amphlctt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Ramsay Taylor. Of
Norfolk, have returned to their homes
after shor: visit 20 Mr. Taylor's
mother. Mrs. T. o. Taylor.
Mrs Robert Hilton Evans and her
little daughter. Of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mrs. Evans's mother, Mrs. wlnifrcd
Mines.
Mrs. A. r. G. Bass Ia visiting in
Rockingham County.
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FARMVlLLE
to-day.
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
FAItNVILLE. VA. November 3-Miss
Ethel Fitzgerald. OF Richmond Is IL
guest In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs j.
Taylor Thompson.
Mrs. Huntington was the hostess TO
II bridge party on Thursday in honor
of her guest. Miss Fawnshell, of Ohio.
Miss Helen Hunt of Richmond has
heen recent guest OF Professor and
Mrs. Raymond Long.
Mrs. T. y. Wilson has returned from
n months stay with friends in Peters
burg and Washington.
Miss Flanagan. of Portsmouth, O.
was the guest Of Miss Julia May Pau
lett. whose marriage TO Arthur McCnbe
was an important event yesterday at
the Methodist Euiscopar Church.
Misses Julia and Josephine johnson
were recent visitors to Lynchburg
Miss Al;ha Duvall entertained her
Sunday school class very attractively
on Tuesday II her home on High street.
Mrs. Thomas g. Hardy entertained at
bridge Oh Thursday afternoon at her
home i'm honor of Miss Fawnshcli
guest OF MIR. and Mrs j. w DunninE
ton.
Il. 3. TusS'c has gone on business
trip 10 Porto Rico.
Mrs. Frank Sanger. Of Norfolk. Conn,
is staying in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricl ord Paulctt
l.. w. HudEins and little son. Edward.
of Chase City. were recent visitors in
tho home OF his brother. DR.. X. l..
IIudgins. and family.
Z. w. Hubbard OF Buckingham. was
Il visitor here last week
Mr. and Mrs. Y. II. Johns. of Amelia.
have been visiting in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". j. IiillSman.
Mrs. l.. -. Whitaker has returned
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he through Heathsville. stopping for So

cial calls.
Judson L. Hcale. OF lieathsvile.
now Il; Camp Lee. has been APP
pointed corporal.
Bishop Brown preached In 81. step
hens Episcopal Church on SurdaE
Mrs. J. IL. Penny. of Good Ground,
l.. l.. is visiting in the homes OF l.. b.
SQuires and Mrs. T. S. Brent. Jr.. in
Nilmurnock.
Miss Mia Eorroughs. OF Coan. and
one OF the Burgess store High School
faculty. was Il week end guest OF her
sister. Mrs. J. q. Harcum, in Fair
Il. Ids
Mrs. s. V. Nelson. OF l'leeton. was tho
week -end guest OF Mrs. Emma Swift.
Of Lillian.
Mrs II. T. rcrciful has been APP
pointed captain OF the Ford Converse
tionists for Wicomico. with the priv
lcgc of appointing as many assistants
as necessary. 10 secure pledges from
every household.
Miss Edith Swami. OF the wicomico
High school faculty. has resigned and
gone to Washington to fiji govern
mcnt position.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hugh Smith. of
"Sunnysdr. were Weekend guests Of
Or. and Mrs. Il. II. Il. hubbard at
White Stone.
Miss Ruby Hopkins an enjoyable sur
prise party recently.
MIR. and Mrs. c. +. Carter. of Fred
ericksburg. were weekend guests of
relatives III Lancaster.
Mrs. II. w. Nichols. who has been
with relatives in Lancaster. left re-
Gently for her home in Kansas CRY. Mo.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Il. Combs and fam
lily. OF Lancaster. were Weekend
guests of DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Pierce
at Nuttsvilic
Captain Eurr Andrews. Of IIea,hs-
willie, has gone to Chester, Pa.
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Gleason. has

returned to his home
DR.. Courtney Edmond who has been
IN New York for week or ten days,
has returned and resumed his practice
Miss BESSIE Smith. who has been
spending Il month in Richmond has re-
turned to her home here.
chiffon lioSshead, OF Staunton, Is
spending Il few days here.
Lieutenant Frank Wysor, who Is with
tho medical department OF the army,
lelt Tuesday for Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
larry Rogers. who has been on q
leave of absence for several days, has
left for Fort Merritt. n. j. Since
Joining the army. Mr.. Rogers has been
in Indiana. Illinois and Montreal.
canada. He is member of reEi-
ment Of engineers with medical
corps.
l.. IL. Goolsby. of the Virginia West
ern Power Company. has been called
to Natural Bridge on account OF the
critical illness of his sister.
Mrs. Frank Simpson and her mother,
Mrs. Mary S. Taylor. have returned
from visit to Staunton and other
places in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Carlisle made a
dying visit to friends here on their
way from Richmond TO their new home
in Huntington. w. Va. Mr.. Carlisle
was recently appointed fuel agent. with
Headquarters in Huntington.
Mrs. {. u. Nair. Jr.. left Wednesday
morning for visit to her former home
In Due West. S. c.
l.. ~. Watson. of LynchburG. is
spending several days al Nimrod Hall,
hunting.
l.. ID. Foster is in Richmond aiding
the state committee In the work OF
raising 100000 for the Young Mems
Christian Association war work.
III. ID. Flood spent Il short while In
the city this week.
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Is a Saving of at Least Five
Dollars ON a Wool Wilton
Rug of Interest TO You?

Our OK 12-foot Wool WiltOns at
$3.50 are worth, at the lowest esti-
mate, $3.50, as compared with like
qualities elsewhere than at Mosbys.
The patterns are worked out in
rich tones Of blue, green, gold, rose
and tan in Chinese and Jaspe de-
signs; medallion and all-over effects.
Exclusive and beautiful designs, even
thoughkh e price is so reasonable.
CFifth Floor)
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Society in Roanoke during tho past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton and children, of
Richmond. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Scott Martin.
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H0LLlNS COLLEGE

HOLLINS COLLEGE. VA, November
3---tnong the visitors to the college
this week have been Mr.. and Mrs c.
Gilbert, IynchburS; Mrs. A. II. Rine-
hart, Covineton; Miss Katharine Jud-
kins. Danville; Miss Mary Bellarmy.
Wilmington. y. G.
Miss henrietta Taylor, a former stu
dent Of Iiollins. has come 20 take
charge or tn" class in surgical dress
inss. Full courses in Red Cross work
are 10 be given hy Dr. Spencer, the
resident physician.
Three members Of ;he faculty were
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BOWLING GREEN

Especial 10 The Times DiSpatCh.l
BOWLING GREEN VA November
t-Mre. Robert ~ Cog mill and Mrs.
Charles A. Broaddus arc the guests OK
Mrs. Orchard, in Lynchburg
Mrs. Jester 3. Gray and children. Of,
Frederick. Del, arc with Mrs Catharime
L. Bert. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiliar l. Boyd, q,
Richmond, are visiting Major and Mrs
T. d. Coghill.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Chandler. Jr. Of
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Floyd T.. Suend. II T.Dpahnuuock, re-
Gently visited IN iI"athsviIle
The Northun1horland branch Red
Cross met in ilea,hsvillc last week to
pack and send 10 he soldiers canned
iruii. preserves and pickles.
Rev. II. :. DriscoN. OF K.lnarnock
who has been in Baltimore. returned