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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
RUSSIANS EVACUATE LAST
HOLDINGS IN HUNGARIA

AMSTERDAM. Feb. IA Buda
Pest dispatch TO the NOssische lei
tung (Berlin) says that the Russians
have evacuated the last section IF
Hungarian territory which they oc-
cupied. in the east corner Of Tran
sylvania.
Germania learns from Ukraine
that bolshevik guerrillas are setting
fire TO the wheat stocks in many
sections and are also Systematically
destroying growing crops by blowing
them out
Trl MEMc -TIAGEo MIAMI Al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

Mary PiCSfOrd threw up her hands
last week when she was told that
the amount of her income tax would
be i'm the ncighborhood Of $500, 900.
Which goes 20 show that high
saIaricd stars have troubles Of their
own.
a Pcuicoat Pilot" is the title of
"a new Vivian Martin picture soon TO
be shown.
Louise Glaum. who has been miss
eel by her many admirers, has Joined
on the LaSallc screen soon i'm In
telligcnce."
Did d ever occur 90 YOU that cut
ting out picture shows "a some of
YOU have done. viii not save YOU the
war tax? Uncle sam counted ON
that SsO.OOO.0OU tax from picture
shows IF thi~ amount j, not real
lied hc Uuclc SAM will collect
from You I'm some other way. He
must have the money and ID must
come from You. There D., no escape
Moral: DO not cut ont your
amusement Enjoy yourself while
YOU MAY.
IL is said by critics that Madame
" hO.- starring Bessie BarT-i-ealc.
and shown nc this thcatcr next Mon
day. il one of the best war dramas
20 he screened this season. I'm il
Miss Barri-calc does some excellent
emotional work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
THEATERS
Al TIE ORPHEUNI.


Better than practically any quin-
tet of vaudeville acts shown at the
Orpheum treater recently is the
present snappy musical comedy en-
titled The Tick Took Girl ElaO-
crate settings, clean comedy and
novel situations are dominant fea-
lures of the piece. James r. Fraser,
a fayorite with Orpheum patrons,
and remembered for his excellent
work in The Naughty Princess" is
the featured player introducing an
unusual line OF comedy in his joint
characterization of painter, devil
and judge. Connie Craven and
George Phelps are other names
prominent in the cast Miss Craven
has an excellent singing voice which
she displays TO advantage. Two
vaudeville specialties, one a team
of eccentric dancers and the other
an attractive girl musician, are also
features of the entertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19
To LIMIT DEBATE
ON RAILWAY BILL
Five Minute Speeches Expect
ed to Bring Vote by
Thursday.

WASHINGTON. Feb Ig-Plaus
we're made Monday which the ad-
miRistration leaders believe viii in-
sure passage Of the railroad bin this
week. Under an informal agree
ment 10 be submitted 90 the senate
Tuesday for ratification. debate VIII
be limited 10 five minute speeches
uesinning at p. m. Thursday and
it is expected that final vote can
be reached before Adjournment that
day
This agreement followed the read
ing of "a letter 10 Chairman smith
OF the interstate commerce commits
siOa committee from Director Gen.
McAdOo urging the necessity for
prompt action I'm the matter and de-
clarins that every day delay was in
terferins with the prosecution Of the
war. Chairman smith proposed the
program informally after his propo-
sal 20 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon
as the time 20 begin voting. had been
blocked by an objection from Sen.
POinjexter The latter said he did
not desire 20 delay action but want
ej 20 leave the way open for dis
cussion OF any amendments that
might be offered.
Debate or the bill continued Mon
day with sen. Pomerene of ohio.
and Sen. Watson Of Indiana, both
members OF the interstate commerce
committee. speaking in its support
Both urged liberal treatment for the
railroads while under government
control the latter declaring his
course preferable To having eighteen
billion dollars worth of property
plunged into litigation. The Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

senator opposed government owner
ship of railroads and said the indef-
mite extension OF government con-
troll and urged the senate 20 ac-
cept the committees proposal 10
limit the duration Of government
control 20 IS months after the war
ends
Sen. Pomerene declared that the
present bin was a war measure and
for that reason no effect should be
made in il 10 correct the evils of
the transportation system.
Sen. Johnson Of California. viii
discusE the bin tomorrow. dealing
especially with the question OF gov
eminent ownership.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-19

every one represents a phase of hui
man nature and it is this in a lar-e
part. that makes the production a
most remarkable melodrama To-
morrow Mrs. Vernon Castle VIII be
seen i'm a thrilling detective story.
sylvia of the Secret Service" the
Pathe news and funny keystone
comedy Will also he on the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
NO ALLOWANCE FOR GOOD
WILL IN RAILWAY VALUATION
Interstate Commerce CommiEsIon VIII
Not Considcr Intangible Az
nets of Companies.
By ASSOCIATED Press. ]

WASHINGTON. August 22-No al
lowance for good will, going concern
value or other intangible assets will
be made by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in determining the value
of a railroad in connection with its big
valuation program. which has been un-
der way for several years and is to-
continue indefinitely. This was deter
mined to-day when the commission an
nounced Its appraisal of the Texas Mid
land Railroad. the first valuation final
J completed, and the principles which
II had adopted Cor this and future val
uations. Many contenEons OF railroad
interests for inclusion OF items which
would have swelled the valuations
were denied.
The valuation proceedings. now un-
der way for a number OF minor railway
systems, have no immediate effect or
government operation of roads, but in
event OF any steps toward public own
crship after the war. the principles an
nounccd to-day would constitute a
measure OF what the governm ent NIGH.
have 10 pay for the roads. Future
:ate making also will be affected ma
terially by these railroad valuations If
the commission makes no great changes
in its principles in passing on valua-
tons OF other roads, the figures Will be
much lower than those heretofore set
by the companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
NOTABLE MILITARY OFFICIALS
PROMISE TO ATTEND FETE
GOrdonsviIlc People Plan UNIQUE Cele-
bration to Aid Men blinded In
Great War.
BY F. Fox


lSDeCldl 10 ne l1meS-DtSDdtCh.J
GORDONSVILLE. VA, August 22-
Plans have been completed for a unique
entertainments which will take place on
the grounds of the country place of
Mr.. an Mrs. J. T. Anderson on August
81, between and o clock The fete
VIII be given for the benefit of the
wounded and blind men of the Ameri-
can. French and British armies now in
France.
The plans include attractions of a
diversified Kind, booths having been
arranged for the grove south of the
house. In case of rain, rooms and
porches will be utilized
y number of distinguished officers
have Sign.ied their intention of being
IN attendance. among them. Major
General George Barnett, of the United
states Marines. Brigadier- g General
Henri Claudon, CT the Legion of Honor,
now member of the French commits
sion in this country: Brigadier-General
j. ID: Corm2ck, G. NJ. G.. of the Legion
of Honor: NJ. Jean Cuinrey. conserva-
teur OF the Louvre in Paris, and a num-
her of others All of these men will
likely be accompanied by their aids
On the committee in charge is Mrs
:Algernon Craven. Miss Du pont, Mrs.
Egbert Weigh. Mrs: Flora Cameron
Allen Potts. Miss Cameron. Mrs. John
". scott. Mrs. Joseph G. Walker and
Mrs. John J. Woodruff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
YOUNG MEN MUST REGISTER
FOR SERVICE TOMORROW
Negotiations Apply to All NVho Have
Come of Age Since
June n.


All young men within the city limits
VINO VIII celebrate tomorrow their
twenty-iirst birthday or who have be-
come OF age since Juno 6 OF this year
VIII be required under the reEula-
lions OF the selective service act to
present themselves tomorrow for reg
istration at the headquarters of the
local exemption board having jurIsdic-
ton over the district in which they
live.
The Offices OF the five local boards
will be open from I o'clock in the
morning to o'clock I'm the evening,
and after that time all men who have
ers and will be liable to a year In
jail or immediate Induction into hili-
tary service.
There are no exceptions to the RUE.
and those who are crippled or confined
TO their homes by illness must notify
that effect in order that a deputy reg
istrar may be sent to secure tneir
registration.
Those who expect to be out Of the
city on this date or who are residents
OF another town must register at the
SO that Their names may be put on
spectivc boards in the community
where they regularly reside.
With the exception of local Board
No. 4, the offices for registration are
dents of the East End of town. with
the exception of the district known
as Fairmount. VIII register at the or
flee of Board No. L. In the Prevoca-
ty-second Street. between Marshall and
Broad Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
STUDENTS TO TRAIN BY
VOLUNTARY INDUCTION
Change Ia Made In Plans for Special
Military Course In Schools and
COlleneS.

:, An important change In the plan Of
cial training In regard to students en-
tering the various student army train
Ing camps to be established In the
educational Institutions OF the United
States. was made known yesterday.
DR.. r: e. Blackwell. president Of
Randolph Macon College, received no.
tihcation from the committee yester-
day to the effect that students Will en-
ter the training camps only by volun-
tary induction. and not by enlistments
This change has been thought eX-
pedient in view Of the probable reduc-
ton OF the draft age and Of the prob
able registration date on September 10
Following is the contents Of the
telegram received by DR.. Biackwell:
students over eighteen will enter
the student army training camp after
registration date under amended seiec-
tive service act. Enter by individual
voluntary Induction not enlstments.
This change in view of probable re-
duction OF draft age to eighteen and
probable registration date about Sep
TENDER TO-: Change in draft age in
Holving call of men eighteen to twenty
one earlier than previously estimated
VIII require readjustment of military
ira ming plan and academic work regu-
lations and suggestions sent soon as
practicable except for change neces-
stated by new legislation. Corps will
be organized as already outlined. Uni
forms. ordinances and other supplies
VIII be issued by committee direct. No
requisition needed and must not be
sent"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
BETTER MAIL SERVICE
FOR SOLDIERS OVERSEAS
Tells OF Arrangements for
Getting Letters TO Men in the
Trenches.

Improvement IN the mail service
at home and abroad between American
soldiers and their relatives and friends
is promised as a result OF the plan Of
CO. operation. between the Post office
Department and the War Department"
said Hay T. Thornton. postmaster OF
Richmond, yesterday. Mr.. Thornton
stated that the War Department was
vice abroad, while the two departments
were jointly in control In America
There are now los branch post offices
at the environments, and soldiers are
detailed TO aid the 200 trained postal
clerks in the service. In some camps
10000 letters are handled daily. while
recently one ship carried 2.c6O,o00 let
ters for the eNpeditionary forces in
France. Mr.. Thornton emphasized the
Importance OF addressing letters clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Kate VanIive- and Miss Carrie
NandlYer, of Richmond, are spending
some time with Miss Leslie Ellis. in
Ashland.
Mrs. lanes Howiso3 and Miss MAJ
for visit TO Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Riddel!, OF this city. has
been the recent guest Of her cousin.
Miss Pearl Tal!ey. at Rose Cottage"
near At!ee.
Misses Maude r. Watkins and Viz
ginia Gee. OF Richmond. are guests
Of Miss Bland Gary, in Ashland.
Captain +. q. Lewis. formerly OF
aunt. Mrs. y. l.. Lewis, OF IA West
Franklin street. the early part of tie
week. has been transferred 20 Fort
Monroe, where he Will undergo a few
weeks OF intensive training.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Wilkins left wednes-
formerly Miss Halle Wilkins. OF Gull
pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alexander Park
OF Hanover Avenue. are visiting rela-
lives in Southern Virginia.
Miss Vera Chloe Agee returned last
week from Ocean View.
Mrs. f. l.. Asee has returned TO her
ing some time In Cum berland and
Gainesville.
Mrs. L. p. Thomas. of s0l4 Semmes
Avenue. is spending the week at At
lantic City.
Mrs. r.. J. Christian left last Mon
day for the mountains of Virginia to
spend the late summer.
]. Berkeley and Miss Edith Gordon,
OF 1912 North Avenue. are spending
few weeks with their aunt. Miss
Adele Ogiivie, who is now in her sum
mer home in Augusta County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
SOCl e T Y

civ s, slator Blacklston. of New York
Essr the Tak Sss; Of and dor M sister M5,
n Mr. their s,,.. home on Monument Avenue.
riase HMunie es was before her mar.
,Fonticelio." GNU ''''oe' iaS'of' OF
EnHYnsement Announced.
pane. In Fauquier County. announce
Ri kit eehfEa aefns Of their daughter Miss
hur Brashears. Of Mount 70 ver 3nn Ar.
rass ee the fall sike f Flee ws ss ins
where the marriage viii be one Of the he,
g,"s. important or the coming season.
The marriage of Miss Mary Rives
niT 1lsd H.ra daughter Of Mrs. FRANCES
81 th taek city n.cs to MGR
r. r; a. il ads SWANSON simones. near
ants Immediately after the ceremony
IN ,nforma. dinner was served. after
' Medd aad TRIP Gpon their err
ds at SO 1 Ha Mts Serial Tereace VII Ba,i
For ncnent of Red Cross.
,,;s, number Of Richmond people Will
wood, the home Of W. Gordon a Harvi rive
gear h asapc gh Ct the to ss nsd R
Cross League Music Will be furnished
by the Jazz band from the aviation
6fsn prompiy at oHf a"e Kefresh
ments will be served.
" Interest Here.
owe G aaushser Of 4 Rsv o ara Msi
u. NJ Brown, and Frank Austin Blu
ehanan 81 signal corps, U; S. "a, took
sony Pa SHs 81 ehure Sc'G Wash IN
ha
NOM a reception was held for, the
m ,wn ss,, Of the we, Wedding party and the
Chris ia nburg. was maid of honor and
the des.maids were Miss Louise
Harrison. of Martinsburg. w. Va. and
bride. The hes, man was walter Bn-
chanan. OF Petersburg. brother OF the
bridegroom. The bride wore gown
tulle veil falling over the satin
train and held with orange blossoms
and she carried Bride roses. The maid
OF honor wore blue organdy with
blue crepe de chine hat and carried
Pink. roses. and the bridesmaids white
organdy with pink sashes. pink crepe
ferns and lighted candles. and the
where Rev. md Mrs. Brown received
Later in the. evening Mrs. Buchanan
line with gray hat. Mrs. Brown. moth
cr Of the bride. wore a gown OF black
satin. as did Mrs. Buchanan. mother
OF the bridegroom. The bridegroom
was graduated from the ground school
at Austin. Texas, Saturday, and
Will be stationed At Camp Dix. y. j,
where he VIII take his bride after
short wedding trip.
To Obaerve hook Day.
Book Day" VIII be observed again
to-day by the Westhampton College
Alumnae Association, and those inter-
ested arc asked 70 contribute TO maya
zines. The association Is establishing
a library for the soldiers in the United
States Hospital at Westhampton. One
member Will be at the following sta
tons each day TO receive contribu-
tIors: Hunters. Miller 6 Rhoads' book
department. First National Bank.
Hill Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Fish Commissioners. tn Meet.

F. Nash Bilosoly, Commissioner Of
Game and Inland Fisheries, has re-
ceived an invitation to attend the
forty eighth annual meeting OF the
American Fisheries Society. In New
York City, September 9, 10, and H.
This meeting will be followed by a
meeting of the international Associa-
ton Of Fish and Game Commission
ing days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
For the Ice Mission,
Special Rate for Reunion.

DTeCtoT-Gehcrai McAdoo, or tne
has Issued orders permitting Spanisii
war veterans attending the national
reunion of Spanish war veterans at
ride at the army rate of cent a mile.
Members OF the Fitzhugh Leo Camp
can secure vouchers emitting them TO
American National Bank Building.
These vouchers are Identification blanks
and can be got only from camp com
Baltimore will be established at no,eI
Emerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Writ of Error Awarded.

Judge Martin p. ,Burks. of the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals, has awarded
writ Of error. bond 5000. in the case
Of Lois johnson against the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. Judgment sus-
tanning q demurrer to the evidence Of
the plaintiff was entered in the Cir
April 90, 1918. The jury awarded a
verdict of $4,000 to the plaintiff. who
was injured, 1t was alleged. through
the negligence OF the defendant COM
Dany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
business Man a Suicide.

bS ttSsoClateC fTcSS
ELIZABETH CITY. y. c., August 90.
Matthias owens, former head OF the
owens Shoe Company. committed sui
eide last night by strangling himself
with a cord made of twisted bed tick :
ing. His wife found his lifeiess body
in Il closet in their home this morning.
Mr. Owens's friends attribute his sui
eide TO financial troubles. He was
ifty-one years old, and besides his wife
he is survived by two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Launching Mt Mobile.


MOBILE, ALA. August ga cargo
vessel OF the Ferris type of $500 tons
capacity was launched to-day at the
shipyard of the Mobile Shipbuilding
Company. Shipbuilders from various
Gulf coast shipyards witnessed the
launching. This is the second vessel
or the seagoing type to be. launched
here since July /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
MOONEY TO APPEAL
VIII Endcnvor TO HIVE United Stntes
Supreme Court Pass ON
His Case.
tBy Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, August 2o.-
Thomas ]. Mooney is TO appeal a. once
for a reversal OF his conviction for
murder in connection with a bomb ex-
plosion here, officials OF the Interna-
nounced to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Clause Doe. Not Apply.

WASHINGTON. August 22.-Attor-
nSy-General Gregory notified the fuel
administration to-day that the so-call-
ed contingent fee agreement, which
President Wilson has directed should
be placed In all government contracts,
chase of coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
HARRIsON'S MAJORITY 5,o4s
Enrdnmnn's Own County Casts Its Rail
lot for His Opponent for the
United States Senate.
[By Assoc!ated r..

Icy Associated Press.l
JACKSON, MISS. August 22-Ncarly
complete returns from all counties in
Mississippi show: Harrison. JILL;
Nardaman, 1864: Noel, $3.50 Har-
rison.s majority. 5.04S. The Kinds
County soldier Vote complete tonight
showed that out of total Of ll2 Har-
rison secured 50; Nardaman. Z; and
Noel 6. Kinds is Vardaman's home
county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

cies throughout the city. Walter H.
McIlroy. assistant field director OF the
American Red Cross. recently started
the drive In small way. but the news
spread with such good results that
soon he had collected hundreds OF
walking sticks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Suspect spie. In MIME.

AUGUSTA, ME-, August 22-The opin-
ion that enemy spies are operating in
submarine activities was expressed to-
day by the Maine committee on public
s;fety. The committee urged it's mem
vigilant lookout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
Cane Drive for wnr Relief.
I.. Arrncln I'D Ira..

NEW YORK. August ga cane
drive. the latest of the many move
ments started for the aid of wounded
and convalescent soldiers, has resulted
In hundreds of canes and walking
sticks being collected at various aEen-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
International RcsuIt..

At Jersey City-Jersey City, S: Bali
timore. (frst game). Jersey City. 3;
Baltimore. (second game).
At amilton-Hamilton, /; Buffalo, 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: Toron-
to- 6.
(No others scheduled)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
LET ABSENT SOLDIERS VOTE
SENATE adorts Resolution Urging All
stntes to Make Adequate Pro-
vision for Them.
tBy Associated Press. ]
JTNGTnN N,on-, 90

WASHINGTON. August ga reso-
LUTON by Senator Trammell. OF Florida.
urging such States as have not pro-
vided for absent voting of soldiers and
sailors to enact laws permitting their
franchise was adopted to-day by the
Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
y-oIuntecr. ,rr.t.rcI 7,

Major Joseph LIE Masurier will be
in Staunton to-day to muster in the
Stanton Home Defense League. Vir-
GINA Volunteers. Rudolph Bumgard-
ner Is the captain of this COMPANY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

To buy or sen, exchange or trade
Want Ads. nre tho
snlesmen efficient. Call RandoInb l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
LOCAL FOOD PRICES
Quotations ConsIdered Fair and Rea-
sonnblc by Local Food Adj
rninintrntIOn.

The prices below are considered by
the local food administration to be fair
and eaSondb Bile:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23

Now II the time to sell that old fur
niture MT n good price for cash. A
Times-Dispntch Want Ad. Will sell II
for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-23
RETURN FROM COLUMBIA
Representatives or City
Schools Take Summer


]. II. Binford. second assistant super-
intendent OF the city schools. j. q. Har-
wood. principal of John Marshall High
school. Ernest Shawen. principal OF
Bellevue; c. c. Hancock. principal of
Fulton, Miss Emma Lamb, another
principal. and Miss Sadie Armstrong,
an assistant principal. Miss Minnie Lee
Davis. primary supervisor, Miss Mary
l.. Pennell. director normal inStruc-
ton. and twenty-five other teachers in
the city schools in various departments
have just returned from teachers col
lege. Columbia University, where they
have been attending the summer course
Of that institution. The twenty-five
"a a re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.1
BOWLING GREEN. VA. Nav Ii
Mrs. Willard w. Green and children
have returned from visit to Mrs
Green's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hughes
billiard in Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Anderton.
OF Tappahannock. spent several days
here this week.
Mrs. Robert a. Coghill is the guest
OF Mrs. Maude Hudson in Washington,
.. G.
Mrs. Annie Howard. Of Hampton. is
spending some time with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Wright.
Aubrey Valentine has returned from
a visit to his sister. Mrs. {. l.. Baker.
in Knoxville. Tenn.
Major r D. Coshill spent several
days this week in Richmond.
Morris ?. Mills has returned to
Charlottesville. after spending some
time at the home of r. n. Vincent.
Colonel Richard l.. Bcale spent part
OF the week in Baltimore. Md.
". w. Gresham. of Norfolk. spent
several days here this week
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Rains. Of Rich
mond. spent part OF this week with