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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
DENTISTS TO MEET HERE
Annual state Convention to Have
Cllnc. aud Classes.

Arrangements 20 hold the annual
convention NJ the Oklahoma state
dental society .u Tulsa for the week
OF March 10 were completed at a
conference iu This city yesterday be-
tween the state officers and local
members Hotel ana meeting accom-
modJtlous were among the details
provided for
The convention will be- similar to
those of recent years. Two hundred
and fifty delegates are expected to
attend and viii boz divided into five
or six different study groups. he'd 10y
dentists Of national reputation.
Glasses Will meet In local offices and
the old Central high school build
lng Tho 1913 convention. which was
held lu Tulsa was unanimously pro-
nouucrd the best state meet ever
held by the dentists and the present
convention will better the record
Among IA" speakers Will be Dr..
Thomas Il. Iartzcll ANA Dr. Mares
~ Minneapolis. MINI, Drs. T.. r.
Roach and Austin f.. Smith OF Chi
cago, ana DR.. Dayton u. Campbell of
Kansas CITY Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Third Race, q Iurlongs
NO COLD IS TOO
HEAVY FOR BELLS
1t helps Nature quickly and
thoroughly, DIR. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey does

G TOP toting around disagrccable
and dangerous cold Let DR..
w. Bells Pine lar.l Honey exert its
ability as a supremcly beneficial help
in relieving phlegm, stuihncSs. in
hammation, congestion, hoarscness,
difficult breathing. Let IL help you az
il regularly helps thousands Of others
for whom its balsamic and healing
antiscptics never fail to promote results
Safe for the little ones. too. An
economical bottle can be procured
from your druggist today That's the
wise thing TO do. SOC, o0c., $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy and keep handy "a bottle of
pain relieving Sloan's Iinlmcnt.

XTOU need 1t when the unexpect-
ed rheumatic twinge starts tho
- pains and aches following eN-
posure--sciatica lumbago, sore mus.
cles. stiff joints, neuralgia. Forgot all
about buying another bottle ana
keeping II handy, didn't you? Get n
today-play safe--you may need II
tonight.
This famous counter -irritant pen
etrates without rubbing and scatters
the congestion. The pain or acne -
soon relieved. leaving no plaster or
poultice mussiness. no stained skin.
Thousands OF regular users Keep II
handy for emergency--they don. |
suffer needlessly. Three sizes al al
1rrgais.S-3hc., zoe. Sl,40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Wills Shows Great Hit
ting Power and De-
fense
WARE DEFEATS LEWIS
Tulsa heavyweight Outpoints
Oakland Scrapper In
Semi-Windup
BOXING DECISIONS.

Harry wills. Sew orleans. out
pointed Jack Thompson, Phl'ndcl-
phia. heavywcshts, 10 rounds.
Gerald Gahan. referee.
Rough House ware. Tulsl, out
pointed "pinkic' LOWS, oakland,
hoayyWeiRhts. 10 rounds Larry
Dailoy, referee.
Britt Sims. Tulsa. stopped Nid
Williams MuskoRec. TWO rounds.
KID Sinclair, Tulsa, outpoin'cl
KID Dusty. Tulsa, lightwoishts,
four rounds.
By LARRY DALEY.
Harry Wits OF New Orleans last
night successfully defended his
worlds negro heavyweight cham
pionship belt against Jack Thomp-
son I'm "a i5-round bout at Convention
hall. but he was forced To step fast
throughout tho entire going. Thomp-
son surprised the boxing enthusiaats,
who had expected wills to win by u
Knockout. Tho giant Philadelphia,
outclassed and beaten from the
start. showed u splendid fighting
spirit and remarkable rccuperatlvc
powers and stamina. He came back
strong In several rounds when nppar-
gresslvcness was another factor In
his favor.
Couldn't Get Through Defense.
Wills hitting powers ana defense
were too much Tor his opponent
Harry's blows were landed win
great frequency throughout The en-.
tire MIL and they carried force
Thompson got In several good wal
lops. but was unable 20 consistently
get through Wits defense.
Wills had an advantage In ~
rounds, the first. second. third. sixth
seventh, eighth, ninth. tenth eiov-
enth, twelfth, fourteenth and fif-
teenth. Thompson IL given one
round, the fourth, while two, the
flfth and thirteenth. were even.
The going was fast in a majority
OF the rounds. especially In the flrs;
half, II slowed up from the tenth %
tho fourteenth. when the milling
again became spirited. Tho house
was packed to capacity.
Ware Forces Going.
Rough House Ware OF Tulsa out
pointed "Pinkte" Lewis OF Oakland
In the i0-round semi wlndup. Ware
and landed with more frequency
and force than Lewis. The lattor
was substituted for oscar Mortimer
and provided a good argument for
Ware In the early rounds, though ho
showed lack OF condition toward
the close OF tho bout
Kid Williams of Muskogoe quit Ia
Britt Sims In the second round OF
the scheduled six round go.
Kid Sinclair OF Tulsa and Kid
Dusty OF Tulsa went four good
rounds In tho curtain raiser. Sinclair
winning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
M,soNs RAISE TEMPLE FUND
subscriptions Pour In, Although
1900 Loigcmcn Yet Unsolicited.

Daily subscriptions Tor the Ma
sonic temple fund by mail person
ana solicitation are reported py
Joseph DrouUt, campaign manager.
There VIII Doc no get-together OF ths
50 teams this week. The ond OF IN"
campaign ~ not yet In sight, as 800
local Nasons have vet to be seen, and
"A thorough general canvass Is also
being made Ur business firms. The
campaign headquarters Is room 205
Kennedy building. Architects VIII
begin work on plans for the build
ing. which will be in keeping with
Masonic architecture the world over.
as soon Hs the campaign goal has
been reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Defendants Charged WIN ton-pi-
raTN IIpId For Federal Grand jury.

IUWWI|T|I To TIT UUUIT UVUT VI
$4,000. e.. &. buustan and Myrtle
rHrpoh. charged with conspiracy TO
violate the Mann aDt wpro held at
tho conclusion Uf heir preliminary
hearing yesterday before g.. L. yam
cty. United states missioner. for
action hy the federal grand jury
Arrested IN this city two weeks ago,
'hu woman confessed mat shu had
accompanied Duustuu from Kansas
20 oklahoma with the intention OF
violating tho portion OF the Mann act
relating to the commcrciallzed vice
trade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Invite Governor Uo Iowa
world's Bureau.

state Capitol Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 12.-Gov.
j. B. A. Robertson has hoeu invited
to address the national conference of
the federal bureau Of education 70
be held ht cedar Fails. Iowa, on Feb
ruary Il. lie WAS asked by j l..
McIlrlen to speak on rural schools
in Oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
2Y WILLS DEFEATS JACK THOMPSON IN 15-ROUND O.

his auto aobile was damaged N ,h.
extent Ct $500 on ApriI 20 in
collision with a car drive, "a
Henryet.a Shackle. The accident ~. %
CURED near the Country club.
Allen claims his car was wrecked
through the negligence Of the de.
fcndan but Judge Coffman., sitting
instructed the jury after hearing tbs
testimony that a verdict should bo
return 'd for the defendant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Champ Superior Throughout
Milling; Challenger Is Game
The Turf


Ur~ult- Yesterday
Iir-t Race, 5 i'urlung~
Loyal Swrrp'I Ambrose. first.
silver SpIura tauup.uuJ. H''pudi
Joe MauOIu. UlUtpul. third Time.
.ls t.'. Tlus llul. luumI" IDt
I'm Iud ltuuIuuI also ruu.
Scroud Race. u Iurlung~
llpdruu tWUghD fms. IIHon
tWalisI. Ho,oud ku.lW tc"iID.uJ.
third. 1lU'. II, o.. ruu,o Doug.
las. Al rIot,". ruruun Wud. rruph.
ccy. riuurd and IIrlmt .tl.u riu
Ihrd Race. u iurlung,
A a. Akin ,NHlIN. fIga'. Douglass
3 tWiiuJ. second ronult lnaG tC1l.
iottJ, thud. Tw,. i1h 30. JIRu
ana pigeon also rtu.
Fourth Race I Nlr
bsmush OAmbIurrJ. ure. iion'
Dry OuylD, second. 5upIcJnn
tColluttD. thrd Ilmu, llo An.
ucipatc. St GcrmtIn and Lc l3lcurt
also ran.
ilfh Nacc, Mile and ~ Yards
CctiuuH GlowlrdI. first. Jlffy
UuusfordD. second. STICKING tCol.
lntuJ, third Time. l.aO. Jim llcf
fcriug and Toddlcr also ran.
sixth Race, Nile aud sixteenth
ODunahucD, second. IT, g. llasch
Uierco). third Time. ! %. James
Grey Erglr aud DiOHourdlo also ran.
seventh Race, Nile aud sixteenth
Poilu tCHrrolD, first. 1oldcrest
BOY tWullsD. second. Parrish
CMoonoyJ. thlrd, Time, l53. Aztec
capital Clty Don Dodge, Mabel
Trask. Nctta - ana MeddllnE Miss
also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

While walking ON the streets OF
Taylor. TcNas. ON Sunday. Andrew j.
Davis, 20, q young half-blool CherO-
kcc Indian, dropped dead of heart
disease. The body was brought here
by his sister, Mrs Mary Davis OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

Tulsa The funeral services will be
held ths afternoon at 3 y. m. IN
Mowbruy's chapel, with Rev. g. W
Kerr officiating lntcrment Will be
ln Rosshill cemetery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
DEFENDANT GETS VERDICT
Jury SO Directed In Trial of Case
over Automobile Collision

Verdict for the defendant under
court instruction was returned In dis
trict court No. yesterday In the suit
of \. u. Allen against II. W Shackle,
upon allegation by the plaintiff that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

lhold, Bl.
Fourth Race, 4 Mile
chief, lli. Breeze. IA, Tacola,
iii. Drummond, .li2. Franklin, III.
sailor, l0g; Opportunity, l0Si
Grumpy tOS, Bolster, 10S.
Ilfth Iincc, Mile and Onc-cighth
Paul Connolly, ~; Little Cottage,
III, Arbitrator. los, Flappcr, 1903,
King Neptune, t07; Jack Reeves.
1O7: Prunes. tO6. Brown Favorite.
l06: Plenty, iOl; Com0cho, 1903
sixth Race, Milo and Onc-cighth
Soldat be Ncrdun, l12. Rcd start.
III; j. g. stone. N, Cadillac. i0i,
Antoinette, 1Oi. Mayor Calvin 10i;
Slocth, lO3; Lottery, lO3. Dolly. 90.
seventh Race, Mile ana 40 Yards
Kentucky Boy, ne: Alexander.
1l2; Amino. 1l2, Marshon. lOS;
wand. 1O7; Jessie Louise, iO7; Pre-
vnricate, tO6; Sir Grafton, 106;
Racontcuso, 1903; Statim, l03; Gen
eral Byng. lOl; Baby Sister. l02;
Bethel Ill, 90. Harry RuidNr, lol;
Stanley B., t0S. Ouwa. 101. Pulaski,
1l2.
CLOUDY and lfclvy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13

japan will experiment with carry
ing mail by airplanc between Tokyo
and osaka, "A distance OF $50 miles,
TO encourage civilian flying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Sccotyms Meet Wednesday.

The 1920 year of the Secotym club
will start Wednesday noon at meet
In at the " NJ G. A.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. TUES
DAY, JNNtAiiN 81
IlrsL ILncc. 3 EnrInnga


Margaret Dixon, ll5, on Yes, 49,;
SKY Bluc, 1t6 Queen of Trumps,
rs. Mary Head. llb; Pauline solo
mon. ll5.
second imCc, q TurIongs
Midin, ~. copy Night. no. Scdgc
Grass, l0S. Blue Jeans los. NaBhu.
tab, 1ol ncos wang. lOl; Am
FIRST 1Ol: Plain Bill. t0l, Double
Van, lO5. founding Through 100;
ON nigh. 90, Mudistc, 90, Rory o,
Moore. llO, Slick II, ~. Nconah
III. Golden Dawn. 100.
Third Race, u Iurlongs
Tile Boy, ll2; Eumity ll2;
Charles Lcydcckcr. 10. Night Wind.
los. SnsIn. lOAi DlsCua9lOn. lOb I;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-13
Fourth Itncc, 4 Mile

Arrowhead. 90. Minute Man.
ldulu Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
ONANCOCK

(Sneeial 70 The Times -Dispatch.>
| ONANCOCk. VA, Sept. 1l.-Niss
I L01s H n;Sh s,h teacher At Bnford
Parkes, of the John Marshall High
School faculty. loft Tuesday to take
UP their duties.
Mrs. Gamble NJ. Bowers. who spent
last week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Row. has returned to
| Richmond.
Rev. q. +. Cook. for two years
pastor OF the Onancock Baptist
home al Rice, va.. Sunday. They were
universally popular and general re-
greet is expressed Mt their leaving.
The boys. Fred and Ashby, are all
round athletes, and II will he difficult
baseball team.
Mrs, T. J. Butler and three children,
OF Arizona. are guests of Mrs. But
lcr's mother. Mrs. S. Il. Gciger.
William. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
]. Luther Nottingham. OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Thomas Jacob and son. Thomas
are back from two months visit to
Mrs. William n. Nottingham. after
4 visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Robert L.
Hopkins. has returned to Eastvllle
William Vert came home from
Washington. Monday. having been the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. l.. Ray
Shield while there.
Mrs. II. W. Taylor Is visiting rcla-
t:ves in Somerset County, Md
Rev. c. {; Bell, of tho Southern
home. after an absence OF two
months.
Addison Hopkins left Thursday to
resume his studies at the University
Mi uornbern, OF New York. was in
MIR Lobenthal. of Philadelphia.
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Brent has returned from very
nlnlSnut visit In NorfolE.

Brent has returned from q very
pleasant visit in Norfolk.
Mrs. Edith Hare French. who has
been spending some time with Miss
Sarah Randolph Brent. has returned
TO her home in Washington. pr
Miss Lulic Downing spent some
days recently with her mother. Mrs.
T. j. Downing. returning to Wash
ington Tuesday.
Ro5trt Pecd. OF Baltimore. Is the
Miss Elizabeth Hall entertained a
number OF her friends at 4 picnic ut
her home a. Sunnybank recently in
honor OF her guest, Miss Eva fount,
OF Wayncsboro.
Miss Ruth Coleman. OF Burgess
store. and Miss Elizabeth Hall. OF
Sunnybank. are visiting Miss Eva
TouHt, OF Wayncsboro.
Miss Bren, Boyd has returned from
rle4Sant visit ia, at Poplar Plain"
Miss Elizabeth Hall, of Mt Holly.
has entered upon her duties as as
slstant cashier of the Bank OF North
cumberland.
W. $, Hren, loft yesterday to re-
Creek High school. He has been
spending some weeks ut Roanoke,
Win his parents, lr. and Mrs. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Clarke enter
tanned recently in honor OF their
guest. MRS. ialllard. quite NUM-
Der were present.
\ flying machine landed on Oak
Icy" farm, short distance from
Heathsrilic. Wednesday morning.
coming down for repairs. The Bird
men were en- route for Warsaw from
Washington. and said the trip from
Washington to lIcathsville was made
in thirty-two minutes.
Miss Seltine Rice has gone to Fred
ericksburE and Richmond, en- route
to Raleigh, y. G., where she Will
teach this coming session.
Mrs. X. K. Rice and little daugh-
ter. of Ozeana, were recently visit
!ns her sisters. Mrs. T.. NJ. Lewis and
Miss Katherine Scott, ~ Hunters
Lodge" going from Morattlco TO
Mrs. L. W. Lewis and Mrs. Matte
Wade Woolk were Weekend guests
OF Mrs. John Curiett at Bowlcrs.
Mrs; Susie Curlett recently enter
tanned n tea Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
Wade and Mrs. Ncalc.
Mrs. George w. Sanders and two
children were recent guests OF her
father, J. Il. Cralle. in Kilmarnock
Miss Frances Currie. who has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

spent several days in town this weck.
Mrs. William Il. Moore and three
children visited friends In Hampton
this week.
Mrs. Old. OF Centrnlia, is at the rec
tory. the guest of her sister. Mrs. II.
A. Ridout.
week.
Miss Minnie Wills attended tho
meeting OF the w. C. T. u. at Green
backville Wednesday.
Miss Bcttic Parker entertained Mon
day evening. 1t being her eighteenth
birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. a. S. Tignal have rs
their guest Mrs. Edith Short. of Bal
ti:uorc.
Rev. md Mrs. Daniel Wilson are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ham VIII
son. OF Altoona. Pa.
Charles and Samuel NAPLES have
returned to philadelphia, following q
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. John Parker. OF Marion. Md,
Is visiting her parents. MIR. and Mrs
Charles Watson.
Miss Ethel Nottingham. of Norfolk
was the Weekend guest OF her sister
Mrs. Grayson Boggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chopper. OF
Wilmington, are with their daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
WINCHESTER
tspecia, to The Times-Dispatch)

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept, 1l.-Mrs.
Gavin Du High. New York, is the
CUES: OF Miss Emma Snapp.
Rev. William NJ. Dame. ID. d. Ba!t!-
more. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. ward,
Mrs; Edward c. oldham has re-
Mrs "a \. Mills. of Harrison
burg. has been visiting at the home
OF Airs. (. +. Hoover.
Mrs. Elite Roy and Miss Ida Stump
I ton. OF Front Royal. have been Wis
Z !t!ug relatives here.
I Miss Bessie Thornton is visiting
/ tr!enis in Eappahannock County.
| Mrs: u. II: Hartman. Washington,
Mrs. r. ! shulI and daughter have
returned TO Hugo. Okla. after visit
I ing the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. claESett.
Mrs. Georgia o'ponnell and chill
drcn. Durham. y. G. and Miss kdna
llink!na Kustberg, have been Visiting
Mr.; and Mrs. Lee EVERY.
children have returned 10 Piedmont
W. Va. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry {. S;ouTer
M, Mr.. and and Mrs. NJ .,; ambrose and
Berryville, and Mr. and Mrs. L. r.
Campbell. kernstown. have returned
from a motoring trip 10 New Eng
!ald !aciud!nG the Berkshire hills.
Mrs. Charles Fling has returned 10
Wash .nE;on, after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. w. Fishcr
Mrs. Marshall Baldwin has returned
10 Washington, after visiting friends
Mrs. Annie HNaehower. Baltimore.
has been visiting MIR. and Mrs. vii
liam Fleuis;e-.
Misses MAY and Le;;!e wynaham
ana MISS gertrude N!!hourn have re-
turned 70 Washington. AFTER visiting
Miss Ida J.. wyndhan.
M. and Mrs; II. Elmer Griffin. Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. Beah,n. Miss Irene
JeGEies and Walter Hurdle. WASH
Athey.
MISS Sarah LioA;y. Somerset. Pa.
Is visiting Mrs. Ella Lich;y.
hill, Philadelphia. have been visit
ing the ia;ter's hro;her-ia-iaw ana
sister, NJ. and I:s o. II. Swanson.
i. MSS U.s. F.aaSes T9y:or' Washington.
Major Geo A B N2t t niiss s Giass
Army, has been visiting his mother.
NrS. William Byrd. Q! Baltimore,
Who: with he. daughter. Miss Mar.
by!d, Is spending The !a;e summer
MISS Ruth Guye- mas returned to
W!.:itaE ion. Del. atte. visiting rela-
ives St-s-
N-s. E..zabe Barr Ha!aes Ia. re-
;-'-+- - NAate.s.!.;, Pa. after Wis
-1F - s.sse!-!a-,aw. Mrs. J. Z.
Ct--=
N, la5 Ms Charles shank and
t-:.-.;-:t 49, "a, ard w. and Mrs,
W.z--I--I = Smith. Woocseo.o. Md
VII. aSvs :tsa VISITING NJ. ana Mrs.
49, Sa--s. lave returned 10 their
Kiss .r:4 cr!h*.s7a, seckley, W.
S--r as
". SO M.s Es-he.: Sunderland
Lr3 cL- gee ga M-s Charles y
b-k:.- --:cc-E Pa a.e visiting NJ
49, Ms ..-.s N&.or
" 215 Ne Holmes CHM and
."s.. a--.---L- Aa5 daughter. NJ
40 G-s 0A--s! E---s:, I(Nay. ana
:-'.-lvs CO - hare returned from
49,. :: -, -: =? = southern aad
Ms Caz:.ts Turner Axs re-
l.ltt . Baltimore, A:;t- visiting
;e.-t.Tes as:e az :: IRON: ?oyaT
L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

hero OF the marriage Of Miss Cleland
Bones. of Morgantown. w. Va. for
ineriy or this place. and n daughter
or tho late A: II. Bones. to Lyle
Swiger. OF Washington. The wedding
LOOK place ut Oakland, Md. last
Saturday.
several days Visiting their son,
Denny Shuff. at Princeton. w. Va. :.
Mrs, A. Is. Smith and son. OF Jack.
Mrs. II. II. Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Calwell and
little son. OF Lumbcrton. n. c.. have
Calwell's father. DR.. ]. w. KeIster.
Miss Mary Shuff and little brother,
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E 5:s; s ss;' s,s I asu as'
Miss Mary Anna Nebie,t and Mrs. lrwir
Mrs. benjamin James Taylor. Of RiSh
mend is chairman OF The mrm nor men, TSTi
5iss Mrs and ~ MIS- %buf G' Inc
i the honor roll.
Back From Motor Trip.
James ]. Rankin. Mrs. L: T. Moore
Miss Katie Carroll and Miss Carrie
Leath have returned from an ex-
tended motor trip. They visited Wash,
ington, Baltimore and other places o!
interest in the North.
.spnync-Ncmpcr.
''Basota." the home Of DR., and Mrs
Albert Eempcr nj Lynwood. was the
.|Sscene OF an interesting wedding on
8 Wednesday evening. when their
& daughter. Frances Hopkins. became
OF Newport News. The parlors We're
decorated with Eolden-rod yellow
and white dahlias and yellow DAISIES.
Miss Fan TAYLOR OF Weynesboro,
before the ceremony. Mrs j. L. Black
bum sang because" Tho bride. who
was given IN marriage hy her father,
wore a handsome gown OF white sat
In, draped with heavy lace and tulle,
and carried bouquet OF Br!de
roses. The ceremony was peri oTmed
by the Rev. J. 4. Ellis. ~ Yancey,
Miss Margaret Kemper, sister OF the
dress OF yellow dotted sw.s1
trimmed with white organGie rutiies
and carried bouquet OF White roses.
The bridesmaids. were Misses Annie
Lewis. Ruth DeDahl. Clara Hanes-
berger. Helen Jarman. Katherine
Lewis and MargaFe, Lewis Their
dresses were Of white dotted swiss
trimmed with yellow ruf'les. and
their flowers We're o: yellow roses.
Maurice Payne, brother OF the
groom, was best man. Among the
guests from distance were:
a MI AF g. N Vs H M:: fAy e b q w add
Miss ROSA Matthew. - i.ynchbu=s: Miss
3 SSss ks Gns al Wb2 a4s N S9as and
Jerry Moses. q Sumter. ; {: Mrs, y u,
Ni.s ss:sh Miller. e i''sasIxxsa:s: Ms
Miss MaE.e Meis.l. .: Rich.n o:i,i A""
y reception followed the ceremony
No-;he-n "trip. They will % :; home
ate: September 81 Riverside" Lyn-
In The North.
t Nj: hs s.!:.n All .i.ts5 f \ md N Her
burg. le:: Saturday Tor New York and
Albany. Tasy viii also Visit Mrs. i
A:wi;s: u GreeaT..ie, y. y. a
S-s't- {: Miss Ac:.
Visiting Here.
3nss Annette w.,s7a. Formerly O.. 4
t&-@ PAX Mss Wilson AS Sesa 20.
IL "a; :ve sessions : S:c6t=; -
--,-.---s Co-*Et
Tx Day F1a.y.
E :. - sss- s--54a
E--s -:-cl :.-,s sr.-- ~ ze-.-
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Jack; spent several days this wee
Mrs. II. II. Durrum and dnupb,a
Louise Wright, OF Lynchburxu. sh hss
been visiting friends. "aV
Oscar Laughon has returned fro
a business s, and pleasure trip TO Al
phla.
Mrs. Oscar Lnughon cntortaI,
Wednesday afternoon from to
s oG,HGx IN No. compiimentinE and ord
Harry Kent Laughon. nee BradIs|
OF baltimore. and Mr.. LauEhon
this city. were married In .IashlnJ
ton august 70. and have arrived
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PULASKI

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch)
PULASKI, VA. Sept. 1.-THE Rev.
and Mrs. w. Il. Balderson have re-
turned to the Christian parsonage
after An extended visit to relatives
I'm Eastern Virginia and Washing
ton. They were accompanied by MIR
and Mrs. Il. NJ. Kitchen and ]. Milton
France. OF Washington. for a shor,
visit.
Mrs. Joseph Eckman and daush.
tors. Misses Elizabeth and Cynthia
left this week for Louisville. KY.
whore they Will spend tho winter
the Misses Eckman attending school
there.
Announcement has been received
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N ANp or OF TOWN.

o.tt2a;-s. :, ATs.s.g - =. .-;==- :: Ns.:>
College
Ms ,,r-1qaaf; ~, : G. Mc-.se L=4
LeS.rE:oa.
:sa,lvs: a: "a c4.s:s..s =? e! by 2 s.:,.s .:
Misses SIS Ms,y ana J.ssS. Msya.-. -: F..
resume ;hei7 s;ui.e. =; Sy=4czss Un!ve:.
SHY :or the session.
Miss o ENEaS q, Ms.,oa Is y. CUES; Q.
. .surn-a.c. home - Gainesville. Nj
James \. Sloan. son o. W. ara Ms
John sloan, Q: ,la Nqr;h B5lieV&,t i..;
n WI! enter the s=a!o. class c: ".
Miss, Charles Louise MM,Als.- IA. e.
turned TO The City. after & VS., 10 as:
VILE Beach and Wilmington. y. {.
MI. and M.s. Edward Etas;sln and .!,,..
'har.cs M!tih:se9 at 10 North BoEieN-rG-
Sergeant j. Wade Fat-ei. O: the The,
HundTed and F.:;h No:7- S-:rly Tain
MMHs ne Tqes, AZ week @: ~. uncle. W..
he E!shi.Sj;h DIVISION '''-' '-''''' %
N,t h his NjG se5S e tT?s2Sq5s n,
Grovc-P.aZa APARTMENTS.
Misses Katie carroll and 'ca-:ic lean Nav,
returned from a motor t-io 20 wsshlng
ton. baltimore Gne ~. E:c- NU<lEe-a points
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Mrs. George Parker. who is sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Mears. of Norfolk, Is at
the homo of her sister, Mrs. j. ii.
Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T.. Dye. Of New
port News, are passing several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Lewis.
10. L. Evans ana >. I. trey 'isiteu
Misses LELAND Bell and Margaret
Bull are at Pen Mar for two weeks.
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visiting friends in Heathsvillc. has
left for her home
Mrs. f. Anderson. OF Heathsvillo,
WAS recent guest in the home of