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Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

THOROUGHLY overhauled Oyer land S3, excellent condition; reason able. 252 South Sixteenth avenue. bs
 FOR SALE-Ford delivery truck. s11 South Third avenue. u
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Use The Republican Classified tor results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
For Sale-Houses

MODERN brick home, rooms on North 7th Ave, corner lot 50x140 to alley, facing east, Iron garage, shade and flowers. Room for 3 apartments on same lot, only s4,500. Terms. Sweeney. with Bledsoe O., 136 North Central Ave. Phone 3579. It
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
MIR. FISHER Davie Realty Co. 1a6 N. Central Phone 359s
F Acres

On South Twentieth street, Broom house, good well; six acres in cotton. Let the cotton crop pay for good DOT tion of this place. s3,50000 terms.
 STEWART REALTY co. Tel. 1897 IT w. Adams
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

GUARANTEED AUTO PARTS No matter what part or what make of a car we have it. Our price is from S5 to 90 per cent off manufac- turer's list, and if you are not satisfied with any part we sell you, your money cheerfully refunded.
 Will buy your car, wrecked or run hing Prompt attention to mail orders. STEINBERG AUTO WEIGHING co. 421 N. CENTRAL AVE-, PHONE 42e2
 +e
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
NEAT COTTAGE

NEAT COTTAGE Close in. has five large rooms and big screen, fine shade; immediate pos session. Price s350o, $500 cash bal ance like rent
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
We have many others,

See HILL With
 WELDON REALTY co. 10 North First Avenue-Phone 30S3
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

NINE rooms and two screen rooms on North Third avenue; close in: old shade. Inquire 22 East Pierce, Phone o24Q r
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

FOR RENT-House partly furnished ? rooms and bath; large screen porch, gas and electric light, s2o per mouth. al G3I North Fourth Ave. Call at 3SS x. Third Ave s-s--u
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Iron Springs Outing club will give use of cottage free of charge at Iron Springs to any family that will furyiien meals to it's storekeeper at reasonable charge. For further explanation call on :. L. E. Alexander, 311 Fleming Bldg. s-n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
For Sale-Automobiles
DODGE

1917 MODEL. GOOD RUBBER, GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION. A BARGAIN. ARMORY GARAGE, FIRST AND POLK r
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
26 S.. Third Ave.

1000 ROLLS of wall paper for sale, 10c per roll. 30 South Second avenue. D
 FOR SALE-Thor electric washer. 914 East Willetta street, Phone 3205. n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Five room with screen porch, bath; big lot, shade; strictly modern. A real home, s2000 cash, $100 per month.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Let us help you get settled. Use our machine and let us show you some real good homes for reasonable rentals.
 THE REALTY EXCHANGE II West Adams St.-Phone 1349 n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
Cuber Bros.

FORD WORK OUR SPECIALITY CARS BOUGHT, SOLD AND FIX.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

Four rooms, frame house just built; bath, shade; strictly modern; north east. s1,S00, with only s200 down and s25 per month.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
Rooms and Board

Rooms and Board
 BOARD and room by day, week or month. 333 N. Second Ave. bb BOARD with or without room. 509 F.. Portland n CLEAN cool rooms with or with out board. 1929 E. Washington. Phone 1890. Sgs
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

OUR HOUSE BARGAINS
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

BIG ELBERTA peaches for canning;
 cents per pound. One and a half miles south of Asylum. Elmer J. Sut- ter ranch. bb
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07

FINE ELBERTA peaches for can ming. Northeast corner Park and Os- born, Telephone 1R5. n
Arizona republican., 1919-08-07
Plurns, Plu1nS

Walls Hybrid and Gold-best can ming and jelly plums in valley. Hall Bros, Phone 124-R-2. S-n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
THE SANDMAN STORY
PURPLE PII'rIN.

snow filling Il basket with fruit. All
OF the apples got into the basket cx-
, ccpt TWO and these still hung on the
tree.
Here are ten. mother" exclaimed
the child as she placed them on the
cover OF her mothers bed, Il will go
back and get the other Two"
basket and WAS about 10 pull the
largest pipp!n, when She noticed an
latch Ills ragged clothing was Thin
and his gray locks struggled about a
wrinhied pinched face. The girl
opened the gate and aided him to
enter.
II am old: cold and hungry, the
apples. May have those two-it
seems TO me ;hey would bring new
"certainly." cried Peptta as she
placed IN" TWO apples in tho trembling
hands. Como in and get warm and
soon the old man was comfortable by
. sfnr, ire so,, Gs;;ns hnng1iyy The mother
Grew sleepy. Outside IL was still
Il viii sleep here on this pile Of
straw" said rcpita 20 the old man
ana you can have my cot there in the
ny midnight all were asleep soundly.
liut the CIR! presently awokc, for n
strange sound was hunming in her
ears. The wind was playing wildly in
the trees. but in tho room was soft
music and the place was full OF rosy
light. ON the cot there was no longer
an aged man. but walking briskly
around The room was handsome
Snome with golden crown on his
mead. lie was touching with his hand
every bit of furniture and turning IL
into new. The walls OF the cottage
were now firm and handsomely paint
cd. Il rich carpet covered the floor, the
chairs and tables were fine and strong
and in tho Kitchen it was Just the
Samc-cvcrything was fresh and hand
some. new pans. pots and a new stove
sending out its bright blaze. on the
bed were TWO big bundles of new
clothing and in the pocket of each "A
purse full of gold. Pcpita jumped to
her feet in delight and astonishment
when the Gnomc saw her awake ne
laughed loudly, then opening the door
stood for 4 moment singing:
You were kind to the poor who came
to your door,
Your apples you gave to the old
SO the good Brownie King good luck
did bring,
And he leaves you two purses of gold.
Copyright 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York City,)
TomorrOw's stOry-''The River OF
Silver and Grccn."-pnrt I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

'copyright 1919. by Mrs. NJ. \. Wilson }
NY Dear Mrs. Wilson, have read
splendid articles on home cooking i'm
inc paper am writing to ask your
help and trust that am not asking
100 much. have six small children
ana do my own work. and wish YOU
would tell me just how TO law Inc
."bic ana serve the three meals i'm a
day living.
Ny. supply of silver is very limited,
but ] wish to know and TO tcach nv
children TO serve meal correctly in
siinpl" style. !'or breakfast have
usually cereal. hot cakes. eggs and
rpiee, Tor dinner. meats OF some kind,
SOUP only occasionally. TWO Vegetables
ana simple dessert Cpudding, bic or
eciaiin), with iced tea or coffee For
supr"r, canned or fresh fruit. cold meat
hom"th'nE similar, ana sometimes hot
BISCUITS. sometimes cold bread
N3"' 70" silver hothers me; just how
much should one have for ordinary
nervics have only the one set Of
khiFcs and forks. soup spoons the or
..!hary teaspoons and. Of course. the
tables
lt you wiz give mo explicit direc-
,ona Tor setting tho table and serving;
Three meals for every day. shall be
WI he helped, too. Perhaps. too. you
NY tell how to serve a meal for com
l''t'i MRS. PHILLIPS,
Making breakfast.
For tho mother Of . family (, liz
cute easy TO arrange the brcakfa [
80 mat she Will have ample time 10
'Nerse" the other various duties that
lion
Boys and girls today. thanks to the
Sc"ui organizations. ar" anxious TO
camping trips This is a splendid op-
p"rtunitv 70 not only secure their &C
tua and willing co-op"ration. but To
relieve the housckc"pcr of some OF her
duties.
Breakfast is meal that is moro or
less IN a set form-thai is. We usually
on" other dish and coffee. and perhaps
rolls or bread. When each moment
must be- counted In tho morning. II is
IN" wses, plan - arrange the tabi"
accepted. and in good form, for the
Arrangement, of IN" breakfast table.
ishrd table and. second. the use Of tho
white damask cloth. which covers the
whoio table"
To use N" nrst rn",hod. either t-e
he used The tahl" must b. in good
condition. free from blcrnishcs ana
marks caused by not dishes. Pace 81
rmall bowl or vase in the center Of
the table. with a few flowers IN il. or.
lacking these some simple CROWN
greens. No family is 50 poor that Il
canuo, set an attractive table. y small
howl OF parsley. cfive or tar-on may
he cut in small portions and used for
seasoning
Now TO arrange or lav tho table
Place plate for each service about
thrcc-quarters inch IN from tn" edge
Of the table. then mace the silver In
position: place tho knife and two tea
spoons on tho riCht-Ha1i side. three
uuar,crs inch in from tn" edge OF the
table. with the bowls OF the spoons
blade
turned toward the plate. ~ the edge
o, tho knife place a water glass filled
about three-Guartcrs fan OF chilled
water and INC butte plate.
Years ago. when Il was considered
the correct thing 10 have the butter
plate and later the br"adand quite :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

10 f snt ths s'G nota5oSs oG, Of he hos
In winch they had been buried. For
her mother was III ana there vas
nothing left to cat except the few
potatoes which Mad been covered. up
early in the fall so as 20 save them
for winter.
Her tiny hands showed blue through
tho torn gloves and her teeth chartered
with cold on her yellow head red
hood was tied with n bit az faded
ribbon. AS the girl worked she sang
checrily:
W on the mountain high.
Close TO the evening sky.
Lives tho Brownie King.
And n heart that's kind,
Luck ne viii bring.
when Pcpita ceased singing she
gathered uD her potatoes went into
,he house and vas soon making nicc
T.ah fagrots on The ire. then sst
down by the window to rest Il be
gan to snow. and as she watched tho
drifting tiak.s through the window
she noticed strange siEht-hcr tree
the summer was covered with snow
hut on ono branch there hung half a
dozen beautiful fruits all of u brilliant
purple
At tho very end OF tho limb was the
finest o. all. a big, cleaning fellow Of
'oh mother" exclaimed reri,a
Jumping up from her chair. what a
wonderful thing has happened. NJ
pipnin tree has twelve apples of purple
on il. ] VIII bring them in at once
In moment she was out in tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
HELPS FOR HEALTH

Dust the fec, with powde-.d ,,,.
and also dust some of il into ~.
stocking and shoe before putting them
hathc the feet in cold water cvery
evening and change the hose as soon
as possible after the feet have
Wash the scalp twice n week with
tinctlrc Of green soap. Then ANIL
an ointment composed OF one dram
or precip!taicd sulphur and one ounce
Of cold cream
Put small piece of talIow in n
spoon, heat it very hot and pour il
on the sore place. There will be
scarcely any pain. In a few DAYS tho
edge of the nail will admit of its he
ing pared away without any incon
NpuicDrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
FORMAL OPENING TAKES
PLACE AT W[sTHAMPTON
Congressman n. j. Montague Among
Those Addressing New Students
Mt Colleges.
INNOVATIONS POINT TED OUT
President +. W. Boatwright Tells OF
Record Enrolment and New
ClasscS-SchoIarship Cup Present
cd by Thomas Is. McAdams.
INNOVATIONS POINTED OUT

Before an audience that crowded the
auditoriun TO capacity in attendance
1912 sessions of Richmond College
and Westhampton College, President
r.: w: Boatwright yesterday declared
that the attendance at the two insti-
tutions was the largest III their his
, uory; ana mat the present college year
cause OF the institution of six new
features.
The INNOVATIONS are: (l) the cstab-
lishment OF school OF business and
commerce, CD ms.sss athletics in which
All the students will participate. as
College. ca a director of athletics. who
viii sit as member of the faculty.
60 .uil professor OF economics. f6)
Eiene and physical education at West
hampton College.
Over 500 students have been enrolled
at the two schools.
Montague Among Speakers
Short addresses by Congressman A
j. Montague. John Stewart Bryan Rev
George Waite. Dean r. L. Gaines. OF
head Of the department Of Latin i'm
Wesihampi9n College. and Or. James
-. randall professor OF history at
Richmond College. constituted the pro-
gram.
Of pr b nesEs SPGHs
college FOR men. Both OF the $peakers
Of the Soeges Miss .nf ReEgs Mas
formerly professor Of Latin at the Uni
yersity OF Denver. and Professor RAN
dali recently resigned as historian Of
the United States Shipping Board in
Washington.
Mr.. Bryan likencd college shirt and
tradition TO the spirit OF American SOL
diers in the World War. and declared
! that Richmond and Richmond College
! should cooperate TO greater extent
than ever before. Mr.. Montague spoke
cxtemporaneously. telling OF tho Diff
: ference between the good old days
u ~
! the customs now observed.
Cup Presented College.
In the name OF Thomas b. McAdams
an alumnus of the college. President
Boatwright presented TO the institu-
/ ton the Phi Kappa sigma scholarship
cup. for which the chapters of nation
ri fraterni;ies viii compete each year.
The chapter making the best average
in tho classroom each wear will have
its name engraved on the cup. Rules
for competition for the trophy will be
formulated by Mr.. McAdams and Dean
r. +. Gains Immediately, and the fra
tcrnities will strive this year for the
honor OF first winning it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
News In Drlef.

The DUPONT Company is having tho
large South Village, IIopcwell. torn
down and removed. The houses arc
temporary structures. and many Of
them have been vacant for months.
meeting of the congregation Of
the Presbyterian Church in Hopewell
Will be held on Sunday to consider the
matter of pulpit supply during win
ter. The Rev. Mr.. Honby. who sup
piled the pulpit during the summer
goes back to the seminary October l.
The National Bank of Petersburg has
declared 4 quarterly dividend of 9 per
cent on the capital stock out of the
earnings Of the present quarter
In the Hastings Court this morning.
William Bonner. colored. was convicted
OF house breaking and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year. Till
man Dixie, colored, charged with the
murder oe Matte Jackson, colored. will
court.
Workmen are busy preparing for the
opening at Hopewcll OF the trunk and
bag factory. both OF which will soon
start operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Changes in the
Retail Markets
No Come DoaUn IN Vege-
tables-P Poultry Plenti-
ful-Fruits Steady.

Few ard far between are the
chances in the retail markets. season.
able vegetables are plentiful enough
but there is no coming down in tho
prices TO be observed with the naked
eye. aud apparently no prospect OF any
carly movement OF that kind The
same may be said of meats and poultry.
The fish stalls are abundantly sup
plied ana sliced Spanish Inackcrel is
Il dciicacy that has made its first APP
pehrancc for thc fall.
The poultry supply is ample to meet
all demands and chickens and old hens
are gong at the same old Stin prices.
r.SSS-thdt IS. the fresh country
'GrieiF-are very scarce and high
Ihc following quotations will rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
JOHN GEORGE HARRIS
NIitzI Coming NIondnv

and chccricst of musical concdv 1870
Is coming in thu new Henry " Saw.
az" hiS musical play called Head
yer reels. that New York called onc
81 81 rs liveiicst delights. on Monday and
There is no onGer question that Nit
~, combines III one small! person toI
ms as pr!ma donna. a commentaries
,nI Star ana Is the only player todav
IN her peculiar class and although she
- constantly on the stage. Henry w
savage has also given Head Over
hcris a cast Of much Importance.
Among these principals arc Paul IEe-
Mrth oswald. the lyric soprano ~
liave Heart" and other Broadwav
proIuciions; BOYD Marshall. formerly.
OF bcecham's English Grand Opcra inc
Neno Rosie Grc"n. Sallic StembIer ana
o,hSrs hcsides the unique ensemble OF
Elrls and an acrohatic lrollnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
AMUSEMENT rs
$50 Long. Lefty" Hest of Season.

80 Long. Lefty" fitted into town
last night like "A bird OF passage from
Atlantic City or Long Beach 1t
brought with it co!orful plumagc. worn
by a little bevy o. bathing beauties.
as charming collection as one could
wish It brought also catchy music.
SparkiinE lines, comedy, in capable
ndndS. ana dancing of delightful quail
~ In a word. 80 Long, Lefty" is
by FAR the bcs, Offering OF the Acad-
"iny season which. after ALL is but
mcaser praise.
VIII VIII company surprisingly, good
shinSs in qqhs ~. ii. az Gladys Lock
part capitally, delivering her lines in
Immense, liarr% Tyisf. al : the fSF'a MAZE
brand Of humor: especially in his table
scene. Hardly less capable are Eunice
thurman and Ben Axclrod as Mrs
Miller and Tommy Robbins Their cx-
pertinent IL trading .connubial part
ncrs works out very diver,ingly Va
as sadie. bring youthful attract!vencss
ana splendid quality OF dancing TO
tn nsto parts. fanny kids,on as Mrs.
any hreSidc and her various appear-
anccs were. distinctive The dances
staged by Miss Stead alone and later
with Mr.. Huber. we're brilliantiv done
ana swift enough 10 violate the speed
The little chorus with its display of
I1al,hInG fashions is a show by itself.
ihc!r costumes were undoubtcdlv de-
signed by Nell Brinklcy and executed
The feminine observer must decide how:
thcy wcr" worn. but to the mere mas
cu!ihr they hllcd tho eye. One scene
IN which four selected beauties were
SHOWN DOMINIC these hahiliments was
q severe test upon the cyesicht But
IL Vas worth visit to the oCulist,
MhS sun ic!ent!% catchy to make tho
pIoduc;ion VOL rounded musical com
-" 80, Ana well. rounded il all was, in
Join GEORGE IAHH1c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Permit seasonnble Storage.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-StoraEe of
the usual seasonal requirements of
meats is permissible under the food
control act and does not constitute
boarding AttorncyGenerai Palmer
said in letter sent today to Former
Department OF Justice, Mr. Palmer
said. has no intention OF instituting
prosecutions in such cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
CONTINUE SUGAR BOARD
Manufacturers Association Declares
Government Control Has Proven
of Great Ealuc.
tBy Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO. Sept. ga resolution
recommending that the United States
sugar aug, EgnnaIiiation Board be continned,
Cuban sugar crop. making proper pro-
vision for tho protection of domestic
sugar and for fixing the prices was
adopted today by the United States
Sugar Manufacturers Association, in
convention here.
The resolution says that gtcvcrn-
mental control during the war stabil-
lied industry. prevented abnormally
high prices. eliminated speculation and
dollars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
GROCERY PRICES LOWER
New York List Shows Decline of 1;
Per Cent Since First
Of Senr.
IBy Associated Press F,

NEW YORK. Sept, 26.-Priccs of
groceries quoted in the semi-weckiy
lists issued by the "fair-price" com
mission here are Is per cent lower
today than they were the first of the
year. while prices OF meats have de-
c!ined from to 10 per cent. Arthur
Williams. Federal food administrator
announced today.
Five grocery items quoted in today's
iiSt snow increases totaling cents
while seven items show reduction
totaling ) Ia cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

For the purpose Of elcctinG two
managers. one TO arrange games with
outside clubs and the other 10 arrange
!ocai games. a special meeting OF girls
Interested in basketball was held YES
terday. About thirty girls were pres
cnt. Miss Leila Drcwry was elected
manager to arrange for outside games
ana Miss Dorothy Rahily manager
for local games. They will start at
once on the schedule. and a good many
iNtcrcStinE games arc promised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Must rcm where lie Bought Liquor.

during the trial of Rose Driver and
her husband, Sol Driver, on the charge
quilted in the Hustines Court yeste-
day, II developed that on the night OF
the alleged crime tn" husband bought
quart ana a half of whisky. lie did
not toll where he bought The liuuor
but the court placed him under bond
to appear before the grand jury and
ten from whom he purchased it. The
captain of Drivers company at Camp
Lee vouched for his appearance. The
woman IS Still in jail unable TO fur
nish bond for her good behavior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Meeting or Rotnry C.,ub

The monthly meeting OF the Rotary
marked by the discussion and adoD-
lion OF proposition to locate a country
club on the Taylor farm to be acquired
from tn. city. The club promised 10
supply the necessary sums for the Dur-
pose. The club also promised it's as
sistance To the High School Athletic
Association on Il firm basis. The club
was also informed by letter from the
Rev. Floyd Rogers. OF the Home for
Homeless Boys at CovinGton. Va. tina /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Probable New Industry.

II is stated that tho Valco Shirt
Company probably will locate fac
tory here. The company owns large
business. owning and operating four
teen factories in various parts OF the
country. y representative OF tho corr
pany was in the city this week look
ing for site here, and is said TO have
been much pleased with the location.
particularly to the facilities for
shipment OF goods. He promises To-
return in short time to make some
definite arrangements for 4 factory
site here. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SCOTCH TWEED

Scotch weed is n splendid material
for sports model OF the English
walking or Norfolk tyne. 1t comes
in pepper and salt" mixture. n
brown.
For the truly athletic woman who
takes her daily constitutional no mat
ter what the weather, Dc affords
splendid service. as ii can face a
heavy rainstorm and yet retain an
unWrinkled appearance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
MISSES FRENCH BLOUSE

An ovcrblouse that Is gathered on
elastic at tho bottom and loopcd under
misses blouse vogue sponsored by one
OF the leading Paris couturicrs. ny a
returning buyer OF misses clothes.
These arc for suit use. to make a
threc-piecc costume OF about fin2crtip
length and arc generally made OF tri-
colcttc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Allow I.nrc Incr.nse.

RALEIGH, y. c., Sept 26.--The State
Corporation, Commission today issued
an order allowing the Asheville Power
ana Light Company to increase it's
charge for street car fares from to
9 cents. but the . and 1-2 cents fare
Tor school children is TO be continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

the cottage erected there by tho club
for waits from this city was nearly
ready for occupancy. and that a COM
mittce would be appointed to Designate
the boys who would be sent from this
city. The club is entitled TO send ten
boys to the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
EXPECT PETERSBURG GRAYS
TO TAKE PART IN CEREMONY
Arranging to Come to Richmond Oc-
tobcr II for jackson Monument
Unwilling.

tSDecial TO The Times Dispatch
tcrsburE Grays. Captain Lanier. nirety-
three strong. will probably go to Rich
mond on October IL 10 take part in
OF the Jackson Monument An invita-
ton to participate in the celebration
has been received from Adjutant-Gen-
eral 10 Lane stern and is under con-
SidcratiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

CHARIoTTESVILLE. Sept, o6-A
d9uhl" Wedding was celebrated at Rcd
T Nv HdvSrley D. rmSk"r r'aT j. w rnS,o- 'hG f
-. raul's Episc"pal church. at the Uni
Ners.ty Of virginia, united in marriage f.
Percy Orange and Miss Mary H. woodso,I.
ma Limwood Dudley and Miss Anne Re
l"cc1 Woodson. IN" brides are daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Buster woOdson. OF Red
IIijt.