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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-26
COPPER PRICE

Average price of Copper for week ending July 23rd. $22.s21.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
One Little
Pimple Spells a
Beautiful Face

No matter how beautiful the fca
lures. how radiant the complexion. just
one little pimple spoils it all.
Not always can these little facia
blelnishes be prevented. for they may
he caused by the too frequent use Of
irritat ting soaps. powders, rouge or nos
Sibly impure blood.
Every care should be taken to pre-
serve the skin. especially the face.
neck. arms and hands. Only the pur-
est and best steriliZed toilet soar
should be used to cleanse tho skin. and
when face powder must he used. one
of the highest quality should be Sc
lcCtcd.
When pimplc pops out on your face.
you don't have 10 remain indoors or
try to hide it. Simply touch the little
spot with Black and White Ointment,
II will vanish almost like magic This
little aid to beauty is such a neces
Sary toilet requisite for removing facial
blemishcS, freckles, tan. sunburIi clear
ing dark. sallow, muddy compleXions.
that package should be kept on cycry
woman's dressing table.
Black and White Ointment Is sold
and guaranteed by all good drug stores
at csc a package, or the manufactur-
ers Will mail to you on receipt Of price.
Free sample and literature will he
supplied you II you will clip and mail
this to Black and White, Box 913, Mem.
phS Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

wINCHESTEE. Sept. lt,-Con;Inued
Improvement ~ the condiioH OF ne
commercial apple crop in the Shenan-
.doui valley has b.,r noted. especially
since tho rains Of last week. the hrSt
OF consequence to fail in a month.
Weather coudi,i Ons, II was stated today
by cXncricuccd growers. are ideal Tor
tho colc-iuE oi apples While some OF
tho frutt wiz be smaller than usual
duo to rust and Scab resulting from
urfavorablc weather during tho spring.
the general condition is much better
th4n had been anticipated. The mar
Ike, continues high. ana although tho
demand IL constantly increasing only
\ small percentage OF the growers lave
signed contracts for the sale Of their
higher prices than those now offered
hN huycrs VIII Obtain in short t!me.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
RAID ON F!!lJME FAILS
TO MODERATE CONDITIONS
American Delegates stand United In
Demand for Observation-Disclosures
OF IlnrhOr.
(Ry UnivcrsaI ScrvIccl


PARIS. Sept. l4.--Thc reported raid
in Fiunc on the part OF Italian sol
dicrs led by Gabriel D'Annunzio has
not induced the American delegates
TO tho peace conference to modify In
tho slightest degree the stand they
have taken for the tion
OF the Adriatic port
Discussions arc continuing between
the Americans on the one hand and
the French and British or tho other
regarding settlement on the basis
adopted by Italy and her European
allies.
l. is stated on the highest authority
that tho Europeans have not far
succeeded IN convincing the American
delegates of the justice of that pro-
posed settlement.
We arc getting together on new
basis for setti tincnt. but haven't by
an? mems gotten closer to an agree
inent said - member of the American
delegation this afternoon.
Questioned regarding '.InnunZio's
action, he declared il would not have
any effect on the American attitude
blu. might prejudice the Italian claims
IN the eyes Of the French In tho
infornants opinion. the only thing
for Italy TO do. If the repor, regarding
the raid is confirmed. would be TO driy 2
out the raiders by force If necessary,
because otherwise she would undoubt-
cdly lose the advantage which Anglo
french support now gives here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
want New Government.

DANNIILE, sept. 1.-THE frs: steps
towards securing different method
OF city government has been taken
here. the Young Mems Business club
having initiated "A movement which
was seized upon as vehicle by the
Chamber OF Commerce. j. Allen Her
man. az q meeting OF tho board Of
directors held yesterday brought in
long resolution favorinS "A thorough
inquiry into the different reform
m Methods By committee Or fiftccn
citizens 20 he taken from the city at
large and not necessarily members Of
tho organization. Whom tho commits
sion form and city manager plan. as
" ell As others have been oNhaustycly
surveyed a report VIII be made before
masS-mecti OF citizens. \ change
in government, has been discussed for
some time and has boon latt"rl% en-
uhasiZea with the Council a. odds
oyer much needed street Improvement
rs LIcn is FtilI llNld VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
N ,SD our OF row y.

Ms jAmcr ,Attlsonn and her chliarcn hsy.
Sly ~ Ocean PARK
T. prown. Of rhisiclrhi-. Who has
Bats ~ $3.50 FLOYD Avenue. Tor the
vast TWO w"c"s has returned 20 his home.
Mrs - =. carter and ncr dnurh;or. MAJ
Faret VirS MIA nf Hanover Avenue, haze r"
turned from TON days stay ~ $cw YORK
cry and VISIT 10 Niagara Falls
Mites Josephine and Agnes Fctcrs Who
have been guests of their aunt. Nrs. Luther
hr.,, In %crtoi-. have returned - Rich
~p-t
Nr and Mrs Richard G~a,hrey. u RICH
whcr- they ioincf MIS-. John la WILSON. after
. motor i'm through Sow England.
The Misses SolcnE. who have been guest
Stone CAP rave teturneci 10 RrSS'rnondi s
H',. Eliza Christian Is spending some tim.
IN Norfolk and Oh! Point Comfort.
James q TlnSlcy and his daughter niss
Claire 'rinslcy. arc a. The Cham oerlin Hotel.
ola Point;
Miss Ruth Esk.~. who has ben visiting
Miss Frances WoodSor At Bon Air. Ia. re-
turned 10 he- home IN Charleston. ". Va
John NJ Price. o. Richmond. IS spending
tbs curly fan season at Natural bridge.
Mis-. Florence Ingram, OF South Boston ha :
arrived in Richmond TO spend the fan and
~in,e! months.
Mr. md Mrs, James Gordon are spending
places O! interest In The North
Miss Janet Farrar o. Clifton Ferso. has
returned 20 Richmond. where sn. VITA each
this winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
lYNCHBURG SCHOOLS
CROWDED WITH PUPILS
Many OF tbc Colleges Also Have Beer
Forced to Deny Admission TO
Students.
PLAN FOR NEW BAN Ii
Charlottesville to Have Another
Financial Institution With $780,
600 capitalization News Notes
From Points in Virginia.

LYNCHBURG. sept. l4.--The public
schools OF Lynchburg and two OF the
local colleges Opcn next week. with
the Virginia Episcopal School getting
under way a week later All Of the
schools will be crowded in the public
institutions. Randolph Macon Wo-
hundreds Of prospective students.
opens Wednesday, with every facility
taxed and many students living off
the campus in the vicinity OF the coll
lcgc. The enrolment viii be about
$50. I.ynchburg College. formerly Viz
ginia Christian College. has regIstra-
ton day TUESDAY and formal opening
Wednesday. This enrolment viii
break ali records. and FOR tho first
time the institution is taxed TO ac-
commodatc its student bod" The
Episcopal School - completing a new
dormitory aud will have ninety
pupils. having turned many hoys away
for tho session The enrolment Of
the high school Will break all records
and the lower grades will hav" the
larges, rolls in the history OF the
schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
PARIS HEARS WILSON WILL
NOT ACCEPT MANDATE OFFER
In Event This Is True. Question. In
'oiNinE Turk"y viii Bc Taken
tp by Conference.
IRv IIni,erynI Service

PARIS. sept. li.-Thc British gov
ornm"ni. according TO the London cor
respondent OF L'i:cho de Paris has
learned from Washington that prcsi.
dent Wilson has decided NOT to accent,
for the United States the mandate for
Turkey in Asia or Turkey in Europe,
This, If true. will pcrmi, tn. pcoco
conference TO take up the Turkish
treaty Immediately. Meanwhile. thr
clash between France ana England
over the Syrian problem rs GROWING
more acute as tn" French public learns
the enact nature OF tho secret acrcc
m"ntS dlNidinc up Arabian territory
u develops thai Encland's a-rcemcr,
with ftuSscin EcN in 1915 PROMISING ia
recognize the Arab PROVINCES i'm re-
turn Tor Ara bian assistance in the var
was not divulscd to Franco unti l.,
February! although France and Eng
ANA entered an agreement i'm 1915
pcrtionins: the same Arab provinces
between them.
The whole problem now hangs on
tho question of how il is noa.ihic "a
recohclle these conflicting aCrecments
The French press is Indignant ar ~,
suggestion of England that Francs
must treat tho problem on terms or
cnuahty with Husscin The uueSt io,
- i,irther complicated by the nrom;sn
"i lhc British 10 the Syrians a. ca;ro
~ 1919. that all pre- war Arab nroy'
noes should remain independents
i'fcmicr Lloyd George viii ,r,;n
takc up tho question with prrminr
ttemcnccau and General AlIeuhv thc
'ottUcTor OF Palestine, tuinorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
TROPICAL STORM HOLDS
ATTENTION OF COTTON MEN
Hi>c OF from Eigm TO Twcnty.tyxc
POINTS Noted in Price
Schedule
iBy Associated rrcss.l

NV ORLEANS, la. Sept. 1i.-The
movement OF the tropical storm in the
Gun OF Mexico occupied the attention
OF Inc COTTON trade during tho lattcr
para OF last week, and sustained val.
Aes IN the face OF the hcarish features
in other directions. The change for
the week was rise OF eight to TWEEN.
ty.nvc points, the market being held
down on the closing session by real
ling sales from the long side.
Selling Of tho week was mainly en-
Outraged by the labor situation in the
steel industry and by tho very favor
able weather conditions over the cot
ton regions. Reports from the belt
we're That picking was making good
progress, and as a result there was
more activity in the spot department.
This week the opening must ncccs-
sarily be governed by the reports con-
corning the course of the hurricane.
and any damage resulting from il.
Any further improvement in the spot
situation would probably cause moro
aggressivcness on the long side. unless
tho steel strike becomes all Important
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
walking TO Atlanta Reunion.

LYNCHRtRG. Sept. l4.-John Henry
Griffith. OF Oklahoma CITY. Confederate
veteran. Who - Walking from his home
to Atlanta for the reunion TO DC held
IN that city shortly, is IN LynchhurG
for a weeks rest. following which he
Viii resume the las; leg OF his walk
He Is the color sergeant OF tho David
Hammond Camp. Oklahoma city, and
carries Confederate banner. with
which is wrapped United states nac
with the original thirteen stars. He
also carries a Union sword captured
at ono of tho battles OF Manassas and
an old-fishiouci cap and ball pistol.
The veteran makes his way By selling
postcards end small Confederate Tags
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
pInn for New Bank

CIIAHLOTTESvILL Sent. IA
rms city is TO have two new banks
~ the near future The Commerce
bank and Trust Co. recently organ
iHcd by Mr.. Mclanc 'r:lton. vii. OMEN
IT'S doors by November l. to be fol
lowed soon by the Farmers and Nor
chants National Sank. TO open with
. capital stock of 100000. with $50.
900 surplus. The promoters Of the
AFTER institution arc MeSsrs w. T.
Shumate and j. ". Bell cashier and
president. respectively. OF the First
National Eank. Of Abingdon. Va. The
shares are being sold and subscribed
for at sl20 per share.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
ucpuhlicans Nominate.

WYTliEVlLLE.. sept. 1.-THE Re
pub!icans OF tho County Of Wyihe
held mass-mecinG IN the opera,
candidates for all OF the county Offices
except SUPERVISORS for t"o OF the dis
tricts and comm on wea!thS attorney.
these being Lett with the count: com
nitrcc 20 name candidates Inc iol-
lowing is a list a named by the meet
ing: For treasurer. j. stuart Ettcet,
sheriff " II. Slater. for comln!ssIoner
Of tho revenue for west end. S!dneE
Surackcr for cast end. John Cassei.;
:, w Porter, Black LICK, and T. u.
Fuller, Fort ChiSwcN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Red Cross Nurse
Awarded Medal
Mss Sarah w. Crosley
Served IN Many Hospitals
IN Var lone.

ONANCOCk. Sept. 14.-Miss Sarah w.
Grosiey, OF Savagcvllc. who was re-
Gently given the decoration OF the
cross Of Merck by the Serbian govern
ment has been cited by tho French
Crosley expected to return home this
fan, but In letter recently, she ad-
riscd friends. that. owing to the vast
amount OF suffering about her, she felt
IN duty bound to remain.
She sailed with the first Rcd Cross
unit that left this country five years
ago. During this time she has been
located in Belgium. At Paris. in Italy
and Serbia. and now she is in Monte
negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
w. c. t. q. Elect. omcer,.

LYNCH BURG, Sept. 1.-THE Lynch
burg Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has elected tho following dele
gates to the state convention TO meet
IN Roanoke: Mrs. John H. Lewis Mrs
j.. j. Monta que. Mrs. Watson Caldwell
Mrs. ;. o. Fisher and Mrs. r :. Bur-
russ. Miss Norman Phelps, Mrs. W. \.
\. Is. Snead. alternaies The conven-
iion Is 10 be held September 20 TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Rev. r.. ID. Carson o,ho

PULASKI. VA, Sept. 1.-THE fall
session OF the Prcsbytery OF Abingdon.
IN session last week at Bland Court
house Presbyterian Church adjourned
Friday. The Rev. T. NJ Carson. D. d,
meeting will be held in May in Blu
chanan County The pastoral relations
between DR.. Carson and the Saltvillc
and Rich Valley churches was dis
solved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
To Speak From Bank Roof.

LTNCHBURG, Sept. 1.-THE local
Rotary club next Tuesday evening will
discuss the theme OF service the or
sanization may, render the city al a
Peoples National Bank building
-Four minute speeches are 20 be ma de
ny Mayor Jester. r.. T.. Shelley and
john Victor, presidents. respectively.
Of the Board Of Aldermen and Common
council; City Attorney y. c. Manson,
Jr., and City Engineer C.. L. DcMott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Seek Location for school.

LYNCHBCRG Sept. i4-Colorcd
McthcdiS;s mere are making move
TO secure the location here OF school
designated 10 take the place OF Nor
gan Co!lcSt, ahch was burned c!gh-
teen months ago. The Chamber Of
Commerce has been appealed TO for
aid. and Business Manager D. 3. Ry-
and is TO address a colored mass
meeting ~ Jackson Street 4. NJ. r.
CHURCH September 81, at which an
effort Will be made to arouse tho
colored people Of Lynchburg 20 back
the movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
NEW MALAOY IN FRANCE
Medical Men Are Watching Result of
Outbreak OF Intestinal
Fever.
nv Universal service,

FARlS, Sept. l4.-Thc medical world
OF Paris is watching with tho greatest
interest the progress of certain mala :
dies Of an intestinal nature observed
throughout France, which might be the
precursors OF fresh epidemic Of i'm :.
iluenza. Last year that disease brokc
out everywhere after a wave of maIa :
dies classed as intestinal fever and
mere Is a recurrence just now of these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

bfNcllBCl;G. sept. ia suit OF
nonas NJ iiorsley against the General
Chemical Company. a New York cor
iora,ion. which was Instituted in the
nelson county Circui; Cour, for 500
600 damages, will. be removed to tho
cderal district court here upon ap-
ehchtion OF the dcfendan' a non
resident corporation. The sui, is to
recover damages alleged 10 have been
sustained by the use OF an apple tree
spray manufactured by the defendant
cOmpanv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Schools Omen Monda,.

AMHERST Sept. 1.-THE teachers
Of the, Amhers, High and Graded School
nave been classi yinS the pupils during
work will be begin Monday. The school
iruck; operated by Mr.; George B. Rhea.
alton OF the children between sweet
Briar and Amherst. and between Am
hcrSt and Buffalo Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
VIII Not Make Address,

DANV11-LE. Sept. l4.-I.ieutenant-
Governor 3. +. Buchanan today mott
fed the Young Mems Business club by
wire that nc could not accept the in
v.tation to mako an address here next
Wednesday night at the celebration
IN connection with the birthday OF the
United States Constitution lie SAYS
he would be glad 10 come IL he did
not have another engagement r. T
". Duke. Commonwealth attorney of
Charlottesville. and an authority on
law. has been asked to come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Council Divided on work.

pANN1I.1E. Sept l4-Thc fight
among the city fathers IS to which
streets Sha u be The iirs 20 ocHeh; from
TN. sum OF $4,000 which has been
available for more than q month. APP
pears TO be nowhere near settlement
and the entire street Improvement is
as FAR from m2terial ZatiCn as it was
month ago. The different branches
are unable TO agree as 10 tho rcpav!ng
OF South Main Street for 10000 No
the war began. and many of the inn
proved highways arc sadly deteriorat-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

on account OF the inability OF tho au.
,noritieS 70 secur. fun teaching staff.
work September 90. Wade r. Mac
l!oHald. until recently farm demon
Stration agent for Campbell County
mas bcch elected to the position Of
!cnrhcr OF agriculture. vice H. G. Light
resigned Applicants for positions on
INC faculty have named salaries that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Pastor Resign, From Pulpit.

CHA RLOTTESViLLE. Sent. lA.-Rev.
II. +. Robinson. OF Locust Dale has re-
signed the pastoratc OF group OF
Baptist churches in Madison County
which he has been serving for the
effect October 81 He has accented
work In Cu!pcper County and will
make his homo IN the town OF Gull
peper. He will retain one church in
Madison County-that near NoVum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
4 dninistrntorn Give Hand.

AMHERST, Sept. 1.-the following
qua tons have been made this week
before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Amherst county: Charles Sparrow
quaiihcd as administrator of Tcllie
sparrow. and gave bond: Henry Mas
sic qualified as administrator o.
charles Mass;c, and gave bond 70.
sl.o9o: NJ. i. Gatewood qualified as
administrator Of 4. r Magann. "A
Confederate pcnsioncr. and gave bond
for $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Judges salary Advanced.

DANNlLLt., Sept. l4.-Thc Board OF
Aldermen. in monthly session, last
night concurred in the action taken
regard 10 the salary of the Judge OF
the Corporation Court, this being in
creased By sl.1Jo and making his total
annua compensation paid by the city
and the state $4,000. Tho vote was
unanimous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
WOMEN's MEETINGS.

The Chesterfield Chautcr United p.urh
icta 81 IN" 'onfcd"racy. wiii n"c, T'.oadas
afternoon At O'Clock IN I5ainhr!dCe stree
ia utist Church. Delegates TO IN. STAT. con.
- ntion VIII hc elected at tint. limo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Leaves for Cambridge.

man. Jr.. son OF Former Mayor l.. H.
Cannon. of this city. left Friday for
Cambridge, Mass, where he goes TO
enter the law school Of the University
OF Harvard. Young Cannon is a
graduate Of the University OF VirE inia !.
ana during the war period was a lieu
tenant stationed at Fort Gordon Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Houses Scarce in Amb.r,t

AMHERST. Sept. l4.-Housing ac-
commoda;ions at Amherst arc hecom
ing very scarce and some families have
ocen forced TO move 70 Lynchburg on
account or their inability to rent suit
able houses. Several new residences
are being constructed and will be
ready for occupancy in the next few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out OF the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Sh!var Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back otter Tastes fine: costs
trifie. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agentS-spe ce-Nunnamaker
Co. Phone them.-Adv.
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End. Life with Gun.

LfNCHBuRG. Sept. 14-Early A.
wells, twenty years of age. an Ameri-
home Friday night by shooting him
sell in the head with shot gun
Wells mother recently remarked and
Of the suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Elected Head NJ r,,rto,

CHARLoTTESV1LLE Sept. IL
Harry -. White Of wv this county
has been chosen head Of the American
Legion post organized in Stanton.
The post has adopted the name OF
Glenn ner- McG;uftin, in memory Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

Rev. J. Fairman Preston, Mrs. Pres
ton and their family. Of Korea. arc
Z. cloyd Byars. at g East Franklin
Street before occupying their home on
Seminary Avenue. GInter Park.
Mr. and ,,,; Mrs, Hyars Il, hays taken the
Mcclure on Franklin Street. having
just returned from their country place
near Washington. where they spent
most Of the summer months. Miss Vir-
Sinia Byars has also returned 10 Rich i
mond. after Il visit TO her uncle and
aunt. Judge and Mrs John w. Price. at
Prominent Wedding.
DR.. II. Wallace Blanton. Of Richmond,
and Miss Janet Wicker. Of Lockport,
y. Y. were married in the First Pres
byteran Church, OF Lockport. on Sep
TENDER =. at o'clock. The bride wore
a dark blue travelling suit with black
and entered the church with her slstcr.
Miss Gilmore Wicker. who was gowned
IN wister!a and carried cream roses.
The groom was attended by his
brother. Or. Wyndham H. Blanton. or
New York CITY. The cnurch was taste
fully arranged with palms and chrysnn-
themuns, ana folio wrs the ceremony
dinner party was given. with only
immediate members of tho families
p,sssn'' ANGUS 4l the out OF town
Blanton, OF k!chmond, parents of the
groom.
The young couple have just returned
10 Richmond. having spent their honey
moon at Alcott on Lake Ontario. and
VIII he At the GiamOn Apartments for
the winter.
4" Attend smith College.
MISS WIZ inia Randolph DAVIS Is
leaving town this week for No!thamp-
ton. Mass, 10 enter Smith College there,
havn. successfully passed the coll
Icgc entrance examinations in June
Miss DAVIS is AN honor gradual. of the
John Marshall High school, and is
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. James Pryor
In tho North.
MIS- Aicz l;ady ana her sisters.
Misses Edna and Helen jefferson. aud
Mrs. HAMPTON Euoank. OF Richmond,
arc spending some time In the North.
They VIII visit Washington. rhiladcl-
mia, Atlantic Ctty, ana Nov York be
lore returning TO their homes.
NJ and Mrs l.. D. Bcasicy have re-
,urned TO the city af'cr vlSi, 70
city. New York CITY Boston and
Winthrop. Mass Mrs BcaSlov * pleas
Santiy remembered AZ Miss isah"lic Y.
MIR Bcasley by Rev. john II J"trics
OF Washington. MIR. aud Mrs Hcasley
VII reside on Libby iiill Terrace.
me aate Of tho Wedding Of Miss
Charlotte Virginia Pare 20 Turner
clayton thompson has been set for pc-
rome Of Inc brides parents. DR. and
Mrs. ". y. rairc, ia Washington. and
reception viii follow the ceremony.
Miss Nina pairo sister of tho bride.
viii tc tho maid of honor and tho
bridesmaids will no Miss MAY NOor'
81 Richmond p-. 4. II. thaore H. to
nc tho best man. Their fGtU-c nome
VIII too At Twenti"th and streets
Northwest, Washington.
TnE Day Todn:.
THIS is Tag Day for the hancGt az.
s. JoscUhs Orphanacc Those iu
ohar-n Of tho various stations arc aslied
% leave their boxes 81 the National
state ana CITY Bank ihis evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15
Delay Opening OF College.

LNNCHBuRCi Sept. little open-
ing OF New London Academy. located a,
Bedford Springs, has been oosiponad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-15

two men from Augusta and stanton
who gave their lives In the service
j. Frank Clemmcr and Robert Nc
Iiuftin