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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29
Watch Parties
Ancient Custom
Men Of OldeR Times
Stayed Up to Greet Ar
rivat Of Neap Year.
s.. m,ts. VI. 4. WII.Suy.

(copyriGiit. 1912. hy Mrs NJ y. Wilson,
In EnE'ish communities 1T is the
custom 10 sit u3 ana watch :hc de-
parting year cut and 10 welcome IN thc
new. The farmers in the north c"Un-
try visit tho orchards. while the foil;
ia the Highlands visit ANA return calls.
The custom OF New Years calling IL
very old indeed. aud in tl" years OF
long ago the Beau Eruinmelis and dam
dies al til. times "ujoysd the New
Years calling as Il very rare sport.
The murnmerS who are abroad this
day follow the ancient custom OF dear
old Scotland. whcrc these rites havc
prevailed Tor many centuries.
T"a@; the oid year out and new one
In with - loving cup:
Ring out tho old with all It's hate
Ring in the new with ,ovc and chec:
Ring on. OH belts OF time.
RING with JOY. ere y. be too late.
To prepare a loving cup for we!com-
inE the New Year for rficcn people;
New Years Punch.
ono and "nc-half gallons "r cider.
one-haif dozen bananas. sliced Thin.
One small bottle OF cherries. cut INTO
ono small cam OF pineapple, cut into
bits
Place large Jump in inc ice how boz,
AMI stir 10 blend. Serve IN call punch
: Midnight K~past.
OYSTERS 4 IN NcwDur-
rIncnto Sandwiches
sa''eH d Mt
Dreamed Chicken Dcimoute
ccler- Salad
tiomc Made Pickles Dives
New Yc:sr's Punch rea or coffee
punch may bc maze with part
grape juice and part lemonade and then
the fruit added.
oysters n Ia Ncwhurr
For fifteen people. Look over care
fully and th.n wash 100 stcwinG oys-
ters. Drain, Nov pl:'Se ~ " saucepan
Ono quart OF mills.
Tire quarters cun nf Rour.
Stir 10 dissolve thoroughly: bring %
toll and cook for. five minutes: Now
placing in q saucepan ana constantly
stirring urtil they reach the boiling
po,nt, Add the Preparc ed, sauce with
one full can Of piinentoeS. chopped
dn.,
Two wcli-6eater eggs
Ono love, tablespoon Of salt
one and one-hait teaspoons Of pap
half teaspoon % white pepper.
Pea, SLOWLY until boiling point is
reached and then serve on thick slices
Pimento Sandwiches.
put one tail can Of pincnto.@
TAO stalks OF celery.
Eight stalks of parsley
Two on!ouS.
through the food chopper ana then add
one CUi, OF cottage cheese.
Half cup OF iaayornaise.
one teaspoon at salt.
One teaspoon OF paprlka.
Mix well and then spread me rye
bread with the following;
-Four ounces of butter
Two tablespoons Of maEonnaise
dressing,
one teaspoon OF papfikd.
cne-half teaspoon OF mustard.
Place in 4 mixing bowl and beat
until y cream. then spread the mix
ture on the loaf and cut in thin slices.
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hons % nc or.iss pagenss IL Madison
MhATtSNHl3:., pee. :, Miss, Annie Tir-
& r. " w. 49, ION" rr lS1$ Edrs f SGH:say
ny hcr. 4. ) Rcan,y.
u.wsii s1A Miss Gars MAJ sio SS's,@S both
a; tha hSc " ;no " "a ,ninI,ss n usrr
= J. Swift rh'y So. maxi thc!c home
&C., c"jh,EF 81 Dc &S-1e,lsn
ioiun u. Dunn. % Nn.l"ri. county. w,~o
p.rur's nome, IN, cc,~u,cny ,.lrs rc,ro-rncd
., br lanes n J"iir, pastor ~ tn .'irSt
sti nGPs :a5 III q, % i.5 :, ~
y 'ar".O" county. wrr, married here
Gh Mo pg@ara tho ,ni "%n ,., - rT frs,
:Hihn,r w"i make trrt home in Cnr"li"s
~ i;;TNcfnWRRc- pc. . Airr.l. rIuo ngr,s;
I.yucnDn-a wer. iaarriaU Wrdnas,ry af,nr
noon +; tn paraou"x. ~ F,l--,ev Christian
,f,h.:r, -, '"r pastor Rev. j. e. Jackson. OF
,y F1lh.Gp,GhIc !K;,SsncnG. pss. - Herr n
Mr iitr O.. lo iaths e'y - % g.. MI Am: r.
nar-ioi a, N, r..idtncc of rev. : IT. au,.
and Nj wiIi"sd WI. fcsi'e in srossy!vs:,ig
DA:tVl.A.f:. pee. gs-ausa Susie Garter
inarriy: nt her home an christmas Day 10
Ni'''r Mays. HcE y l.. S:ntpvd performing
ne c"c mony.
ReDEHIcXsurNG. De- s-E.aa'e Ml-
..-F. o. -NgNdpdliH. aud Miss; ,'sllrrh,.i ItOi-
hnS - crie!ishn'E .Mera 'nerr.ca a,
"a" i-plist I'E~onavr. In Falmouth. p.ccn-
no - uy Rev. Austin ! Arthur. They
vii! max" th-.T h"ine IN this city.
i.YNcEEtEt; Dec. sf.-N.=s Z~irs Nav
i!lls and Leonard Stafford lIuAncu woe.
married rhursdsy at The homo ~ fisy T..
r: Arthur. pas'"r. "f South Wow MctIod.st
Church. who uijici.tpd
FREDERICKSBURG. Dee ga beautIrut
r"'.i!Hs was soetnni-cd a; HUNS Memorial
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GLASS NAMES SECRETARIES
APPOINTS DR.. l.. y. Rowe to Second Fam
American Financial Com
ference
tHy Associated Prcss. !

WASHINGTON. Dec 2S.--SGcre,a-v
"isSS announced today the appoimt-
ne"s o: DR. /. s. Rove. chief oC the
state DEPARTMENTS division OF latin
American affairs. as secrcta-y-gcncral
- the second Pap American Financial
Conference. who'll Is 20 meet here next
month.
Doctors T.. n. Mcclure ami c;uilloro,o
y. ''nerWc!i assistant secrStarY-ccn-
era! and ju-is;ic cnpert respectiveIv.
OF the lnterna tiona! Highway Conn
m ION have been selected by Score
tnfy Glass aS assistant secretaries
general OF the conference.
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Sproad Tho p.m.rto mixtures and cover
with a second Slice 9. hrcdl. Cut into
triangicS.
Crrnmcd Chicken Ucin,ortr.
Select large Slowing chicken ,nnut
SIX and onc-hnlt TO sev"a sounds.
SinGc and draw. thon wosu vlnr. IN
Two onions.
one Glove
Tne caro- Io. GU, in dc
pieces.
one ragg"t OF soup herbs.
Two and Onc-lalG Quarts OF boiling
water
Cover closely ana bring tn q hou.
simmer slowly until tender ;tua tn.n
cool in I'll" stock. Now remove Tho
skin and cut meat III neat pieces about
one inch square. place in q large
saucepan
one quart Of chicken stog!s,
Thrsc.uuart.rs cup Of usur
Stir to blend thorouEfliy oud ih,3
bring TO boil Coos for Gvo u1tnut."s
AMI adj TWO onions. Ia'u;,.d nn.. and
ON" tai cam of rimcntocs. minced
fine.
one quart of celery. cut in inch
BLOCKS ana parboiied
Tire" weli-he.;tcn cESS.
one tablespoon Of SAT-,
on" and one half teaspoons Of ia.
prika.
rhc prepared chicken meat.
in.ce o. two small lemons.
Heat uhul very hot and then serve
On toast. Lay three tips OF canned
asparagus that has been bratcn IN
is own juice and then sprinkle win
fGClN CnoDDhi parsley
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COURT URGES HIGHER FARE
FOR NEW YORK TROLLEYS
tnrors Changing Ordinance and Rnis-
Ing Cost OF Ride From :;
to Cents.
fBy Associated Press.t

NEW. YORK. Dec. 2s.--I:forts to
Sew York. whose principal street rail.
ways and suEways have been In hnan-
cial difficulties for years will b., made
Ut a public hearing
rs his own contribution FOR Il solu-
,ion of the traction problem, Judge
Mayer proposes that the Public Ser
vice Commission and city authorities
grant all companies operating subway,
elevated and surface lines in New York
a temporary increase In fare from = to
cents. This increase would termi-
nate June 20. 1920, unless extended by
proper official action.
Tho New York Railways Company's
surface lines. under the Mayer plan,
would DO operated an one system, and
no extra charge would bc made for
transfers.
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si.u,h. Seek Ro,hc,.

WINCHESTER. Dec. 2s.-Baltimore
detectives are running down clues in
the hop. Of catching burglars who sew
cral nights ago broke open the safe
nj the Peoples National Bank AZ
Mount jackson. Shenandoah County.
and escaped with Liberty bonds aud
other securities. reported 10 br valued
II more than S20,too The bank au-
thoritics. however, have declined 10
estimate tho extent OF the robbery
until the renters OF safety deposit
boxes have estimated their iosscg
Chsh. belonging 10 the bank IL is
said, was LETT Uutouchcd Tho hui glars
used Sledgc hammers and other heavy
tools of the Southern Hallway in
breathing the combination and HINGES
of the door,
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hanks CIo.c IlnrlIe,

BitlSTOL. Dec. 2S.-The four local
afternoons instead Of 3. il IS an
nounccd by the officials Of the bank.
This change is the result OF an eight
hour day program for the employees
OF the banks here. This change is eff
fcctive January .
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Gordon Is FIaed $40.

pANNILI-E, Dec. 2S,-J. e. Gordon
held in Jail for the past week on the
charge that lie solicited aims under
false prctcnscs. WAS fined $40 and sent
I" JAW for sixty days by Mayor Wood
ing This morning. Gordon, who says
lie halls from Chicago, bu, who
claimed TO be n DanTilic man while
visiting wealthy business men, asking
money 70 buy an artificial limb. de-
cHncd 20 say anything in his own de-
Tense " -
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barcelona Without sIest.

BNitCEI5ONA, Dec. 7S.--This city. Win
The exception of the hospitals was
without fresh meat today. the Syndi-
caitsts having forced the employees OF
sia ghter- houses to stop working. The
Syndicaltsts are endc3voring tn cut off
the authorities have the situation we'll
In hand and are organizing counter
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ADJUSTMENTS
Opcra Omen, Tonight.


Members Of the Manhattan opera
,"inpany. tncir trunks and scenery
hhve arrived IN Richmond. having
IS IN readiness for the opening pro-
du"i!cn ion.sb; At the strand Thcatcr
when Ca r'ren' = 10 bc presented.
iaCoa.do Martin. tho popular tenor.
ornoriS "ith ihc Metropolitan Opera
company. Viii sing the part of Don
Jose ami The rest OF III" principal
roles VIII hc equal! as Well cast;
'E'E"ictt"' VII DC given at the
matinee tomorrow. and the closing per-
tormancc tomorrow nigh, viii H.. the
double bill OF LecncavalIo's "Pagli-
3cci" and MaScagnIs ''Cavai!eria Rusti-
can't" Adolph Schmid will conduct
thc orchestra OF thirty-tivc pieces. and
\mc'ia Costa Ia the p-i!na balieriua.
N',ur notable singers "l1 hc heard.
irciudinE Ecrriotte Wakefield, Cciia
B-can, Creek Evans and Giorgio Pul:t!.
While the business management is in
hare of Mark Byvon. Jr.. man said
10 be experienced in the presentation
pf grand opera.
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HANN 1LI.E. Dec. .s.--W. y. Snead.
charged with driving an automobile
reck icsSly on Christmas morning. and
break q large plate glass show
window, failed to appear in court this
morning TO answer the charge II de-
Veiopcd that he had not been sum
inoncd to court by policemen, and
that he is BOW on his way 10 New
i ORR Tor n-daE visit. Sncad was
witness for W. - Hall al his first
trial. but Is not summoned FOR the
dry agents second trial
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THIEVES ROB PETERSBURG
HOME OF CLOAK AND FURS
F"'cc Open itenr Window While Meme.
"erS OF hobcrtson Family Are
tWny Ef0m H.mr 80
Speeial 10 Tho Tines. Nisn,trh

I!EyrRSnI'i.,! TX -InSp9tSh.
home OF f.. a. Robertson, of Soath
sycamore street, was entered by
thieves saturday night between 8 and
ocioc", ana n sable cloak. a set OF
lnrs and two suits OF clothes were
taNcn, Ent-ancs was Effected by force
ms Window N the rear OF tho .housc
M OF thc rncnbcrs OF the family were
our =, the time but their early return
w4$ believed 10 have frightened tho
robbers away.
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VIII Sail for Tur,,e,

Eeralc. of this city, who for the pas,
two years has been with g large TO-
bacco concern in New York. is saying
Good-by before sailing for Turkey
next week from New York. He is go
ing as auditor Cor the concern and
VIII remain in Constantinop!e al least
year, If not two.
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Rai.-. large Sum in k.t,,,

LfNCHBCHti, Dec .S.-Usher s. y
Carter, AT the Union Passenger Station
here. during the holidays gathered
S.s1 in Salvation Army kettle for
the Christmas relief work of the Army
here. Most Of this worl, vas done by
Ar. Carter through appealing 10 peo-
pic Tor small contribut ions from peo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

hnp;ist Church. Wednesday, nigh. Deem
trs y. when hlsS T,Iiv r.. Truslow bsc.iun
the hrid" Of MIR. Charles Marion Cox. both
%! stanford County.
ifNGi:bGEG. Dec 2oA pretty wrddiu;
"""' s"l"hin'Hed 1hnreiay afternoon at ISoi.-
T:sw GhriStiin church. when G"orsc Coles
'"tinh ana Mls' Louis Woold ridge wcr.
married. thc cochran. bciuS Rev James
T. Jackson. III" rart"r
WlNciiESTER, Dec. 2>.--Thr>c marriages
Hthin an hOur WAS tho record S-i up :.
DAY o. ~" ag" by IA" R"Y. Gcosgr "
slower. rnEior az the Local Un!tcd Brethren,
Shnr"'i rh. t,ra' n arrive wor" hilbert e.
Stro'h- and Niss EGie y, Pun'uhxgs-. ana
"hnv lh"E wcr- leaving two couples; an
p"'rr1 si'nuita n"ouslY a. ;l,a 'front.' doc. ~
ne parsnHag". They wcr" W. T.. ';ruhl and
Miss Elm h4-a.li anI Geprsv H. Swartz
ana els" Ruth =. Glenn. They had double
"e'ii"s. With the 'ir-, coupio looking on
RRISrof'. D-c e..-Mlss Kate rolling and
y. y: sharp. hoth ur this city We're ur,itcJ
III I'aEriasc hoe. tn Rev. W. . Thorn nsGr,
T"rtor"'inS thH cor ,nouy.
u mE iS pc, .sM,ss Lima ReA,,ne
rsG hrrs. The ilcv I Y watson. onICintca
they vii! mat ih"!r homo at Giadc Sp-!ar
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Rheumatism

Is completely washed cut OF the sya
tern by Tie celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
moncy-back oCer. Tastes fine: costs "a
trifn. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond acknowledgements Nunns make.
Co. PhC9c them.-Adv
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Child Rnn nnMn

LYNCllBCRG. Dec. cS.-IIau len.
1!nsss. a girl Of S, residing in Madison
Heights. was run down 10y al auto
mobile Christmas Day in that suburb
and tho two men in the car drove
on without ascertaining tho extent Of
hrr hurts or disciosing their identity
NJ the hospital il was found that Tho
child was suffering from a fractured
skull
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General New. Nn,..

MISC Naomi Walker. daughter OF ar.
ana Mrs. j. y. Walker OF PriAcS
George County. was married 10 John
=. PucNe:t yesterday afternoon in The
parsonage &C the Second Prcsbytertai
church by EoN. J. \. Mcclure.
The Masonic lodges of this citv ccio.
brated 81. Johns Day last week .e.,h
banquet at their homo on T,bb
street
Several Pc;ersburgcrs have been
summoned "a witnesses in the triaItrf
William &. Hall. state prohibition
agent, charged with tho murder Of
Raymond Shackelford aud Lawrence,
Hudson IT Manassas, which begins to-
morrow ire,
-sss--i
New Minister in Cuba
HAVANA. Dee. 2S.-Boal w Long
of LIS Vegas, y. NJ. the now Amer
day. Mr.. Long was accompanied BY
his sister. Miss Theresa Long.
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plan New Year nec.rtiop.

Major-Gencrai and Mrs. Omar Eun-
day wilt receive their friends on New
ntara Day iron, 70 o'clock az tbo
camp Ire" Service club. formerly ,he
hostess house.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LYNCHnUR1. Doc @S-Stoncyysu Jackson
Gay. Of tiady<, ana - .ss Hrtti" MAY RrolvI.
o. i.-nn'r. *crc married ;otav n. no mr.
s.on's" % Euclid A."rUe Christian church
Or. Bro. l.. kirSchnUr of Tho faculty. a.;
i.ynchburg College. officiating
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IIolidny Show otI.yrir.

New lcars week VIII II" Ushcred IN
~ the Lyric with a carnival OF laugh
or, song and merry dance The bill
- made UP 0; all Keith big time"
i:aturcS. For the accommodation OF
nc anusemcnt-se seeking thronSs two
M tincc performance. instead OF one,
will he given New Years Dag
The Eayest OF vaudeville comedians,
smith and Kaufman. have been en-
Saccd for the opening bill Of tho week.
and they arc bringing ii jolly collection
81 new songs. The Three Stewart Sis
'ers viii bc seen in dashing and
dainty advertisement. They arc sing
crS, dancers and comeGicnncs. Merlin,
the comedy magician. and his com
rany are bringing novel exhibition
OF modern black art. and John and
Winnie Hcnring, established metro
politan favoritns, but new to Rich
monG, will contribute a breezy variety
act. Further widening the range OF
amusement on this bill will be Was
tilSa. the 1.apiender. with the most per-
fectly trained seals now before the
public. The seals give performances
both amazing and amusing New and
divcrt!ng motion pictures supplement
the vaudeville offerings.
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.CHARLoTTESYILLE, Dec. 2%-Carro'I
Moses sni Miss l.vtt!. May Clements both
nr Aibemarl. County. were rnarr.c. ycstor-
Day In this city. tho ceremony being PER
tDraied by tho Rev. Y. T. WiugIs.c ;,us.
.or OF the Baptist church
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l.YNruiBrpc;, Dec. "a double vsIalr:
was celebrated christmas evening 4, the
parsonage OF Euclid Avenue Christian
CHURCH, when Miss Mvrti. ~ EurNy IL
came inc VIE % Jsrncs 7. Wills and Mis-
Ann!r NJ Wi.lismS % karus-d l.. C,In..u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

iiEATHSNILLE. Dec Miss E;,a EI.
"asds ana Edwin Slater Rive Were married
ccce'1b-r - AZ EcciSv'!ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

LfNCHRrEG. Dee, 2s-o!ne Thomas
b.aakens!l!r. Of Iynclburs. t;.d Miss Vivian
Pucke;;, daughter % Nh and Mrs Rradiey
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O'RrIen,, ,iin,treis.

The Neil O'Bricn Mins;rels. now
recognized as tho premier organiza-
lion OF It's Kind. will be the attraction
q; tho Strand Wednesday and Thurs
day and Thursday matinee. The prom
sr is given by Manager Oscar r.
Hodge, that there will be frs, part
such as never before seen witt, q
minstrel organization. Nell o'Brien's
ability as 4 writer and producer Of
black face comedy acts will again be
IN evidence and the snap. vim and 70
Of the entire program. due to his
efforts and progressivencss. will be
seen throughout the Entertainment
or course, there will be no end of
rome,dians and singers. Included in
ne large roster are such artists as
!icrt Swor. "Sugarfoot" Gafney, 7.
"S,cr HaheTkorn James Earardi. o.
lie Debro. James Walbank. Bobby Cos
sans. John Woriand. Frank Quinn.
CHARLES strong. Fred Miller. Lea Laird,
l:ichard Fiournoy. Charles Il. Wright.
fumes j. JsheJl. Joseph Cronin. George
0nouse. James White. Vic Barrett.
..;eorec Faust. and Major Nowak.
There VIII be a MONDAY parade OF The
minstrel boys and il is said that this
street display is we'll worth witness
ing.
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Lodsc Celebrate, WIN Dane.

IIf NCTfHU re, Dec. GS.-Thn SOci:ll
event of the scason at the I.lks' Club
was held last night. when the an
nual Christmas dance was participated
in by II large number OF couples The
dancing was limited TO members OF the
lodge and their lady friends The
chaperons were: Mrs. w Duval
Adams. Jr.. Mrs. y T. Marshall Mira
Paul Edmunds. Mrs. T.. ~ watson
Mrs. Thebo Redwood. Mrs Clyde len
rinss Mrs. Fred Iiasp.r, ard Mrs
Lille g. Terry and Mrs Charles H.
Mostly, the latter Of Bedford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

DANvll LIZ: Dee. .>-'rne cusaGSmcn: IS
announced h"-" or Miss Eottys Grecnhcr.,
daughter OF Ar. ana Mrs ! y Grceabe-t;
and an accomplishing rcprsao OF this city.
20 Dr. simon RnSeuth5l. NJ i.yachbu-r. Tho
Wedding ia!.ss place IN February.
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BANKS ENJOY PROSPERITY
THREE HAVE RESOURCES
BEYOND SIX MILLIONS
Other News Notes Gathered From
Various Points in state
Of NirKinia.

WINCHESTER. Dec. 2S.-rhe two
national and five state banks OF Win
chester and Freoerick County are clos
ing what local financiers declare to
be the most successful year in the
history OF banking IN this section Of
the State. The banks nave made randi
strides during tho past year and ali
have declared their reRuiar dividends
Three of the four Winchester banks
arc TO hold meetings early in Janu-
airy for the purpose or increasing their
capital stock. Tho Shenandoah Val
ley National Bank has a c,pital Of
100000 and u surplus OF s25O.0O0; the
Farmers and Merchants National has
a capital OF 100000 and n surplus Of
Sl25,o"o, while the Commercial ana
savings Banks capital is $4,000 and
surplus OF 100000. These three banks
nave resources in excess OF $6,35S. 900
.nd deposits of approximately s5.-
100000. One other Winchester bunk
ana three Frederick County banks
nave resources OF more than 81, 000. 600
and deposits exceeding s7oo.on6 They
are the Union Bank, Of Winchester
the Middicto"n stage Bank. the Peo-
ple's Rnnk II Stephens City. and the
Western Frederick Bank, at Gore
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I.FNClihnR'i. Dec. Is --I.sonari 9ercsfo.G
COX anu Miss Edith sra vr.y. oaughter or
Mrs " g. Snav"iy. We're married rhurgia;
mother on III. unonshorc Road. iIcv. r.
Mrfar;ana. ~ stVr OF Rivcrmout Avenue
BAnt!St cnnrch. of icia Ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-29

FREpERICKS RcRG. Dee ga bcau;Irut
r",.i!ng was soiemni.ct a; !iu!'s Nic5itor Il
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CHANIDrrESFILlE Disc. .S-osc.- T..
Thomas al0 Mis- Sarah Margaret wilmer.
both O; ;h;S city. --c-c married >. I:!E
o,c'oc!; 'hi. morning 81 the parsonage oC
IN" FIRST Methodist rhUT d. IN" ceremony
being performed ~ by. James X Jolliu
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DANvIi!.E, Dec. .S-!Iar-,, herman n
,cca' 1';orn.H. accompsHi"d by he mVth-f.
MrS y. y. Err-Uar, lei. last niEht Tor Mem,
York. wG-re hc WI! b. married -, SundaS.
- Miss Ann" th-.
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J. puckct,. w"rc ns-r,cd Thursday 81 tho
HEIGHTS
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FRsDEHiCESHtHG Dec. 4s--l.Gd'e Nj
~. o. AtgNhndrla. aud Miss Columbia !t0i-
.irs ~ Fredericksburg. N.re Marie; Il,
no i@rtist J9TronnYr. in Falmouth. Doom
no -. uE Rev. Austin !. ArtiTg. They
Vii! maxi" Their hone IN this city.
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DANVl.lf: p.c %-aiIsa Susie Cur;o-
ualshtor Of y Iar;rr 81 Dry rots. was
Val Mays. Ecy. = l.. SanlgTd performing.
the ,"S ulOny
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i.YNCEErEC;. Dec &-N.zs Z~irs Nav
Nils and i:"onari Stanor! Huhucll. were
r: Arthur. pa OF of South Wow Mct.rotlist
Church. who uijcia ted
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HEhTNSNE.tA.. Dec. 2,-M,ss Annie Viz
Siut.I S".ai aud John BunyRn ri,'u,,n. ii.
OF ESltii"ids. w"rr iurrrIcd here Wednesday
"N krr- "a. =, Rra-sN.
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Spread ihc p.m.rto mixtures and cover
WIN a second slice o. hrCIh. Cut into
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+ i.iNCHHtRG. DC. = Alfred lIua l>ar'>S.
a.. 80 Ms Sn>i" i.co I%-t"r; both o:
noon - tn" par"ouaf" az F.l--."'v christian
mar, y, ;Ar pastor Rev i. g. Jackson OF
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fREn SSHCnc. Doc. IS James y
. Toward uud Miss Clara Ma .Lo-r!s. both
81 ihis cU.. wer., un.ttI II, marriage here
At tn" homo OK the "nlcla.iue minister. Rev
2. J.. Sw.f;. rh'y So. maxi thc!c home
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