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Senator Burton is making much
loud talk about the right of free
speech, which he indicates was
abridged when he was not per-
mitted to issue non-poriisan league
propaganda in Kansas. There is
specious argument TO be made for
his POSITION On the other hand
there is plain common sense IN
shutting off speech which is ms
dangerous as any other poison.
There is no right of free speech
which covers permission 60 curse
IN public; so utter foul language
of any kind Restrictions which
cover other improper public ut.
terance would seem TO cover such
talks as the senator desired to
make, and such as those for which
the two league agents were tar
red and feathercd. FREQ speech
does not include license
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The WEATHER.

"Wednesday cloudy iiHhi to moderate
HuufherlS winds
rur Texas EnW 0f Tooth Meridian
"wednesday cloudy probably locll
showers In saat portion, except on WC &
coast. light 90 moderate aouthcrlf
winds ON the coast
Weather Bulletin FOR the - hours
Ending %, IN. March 49,
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an members Of Corpus Christi Camp
No 262 are requested 20 Dc present at
w. o. W. Hall tonight Deltsates VIII
report from state convention.
GEO. D. BATTAGLIA
conaui CuHunandcf.
JNO f..IIgFtA4 Clerk. 8 fs ale
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n guest, OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Rober-
son last week
G. c. Taliaferro has returned {:
Orange. after spending the winter :
Sewickley, Pa. with his dnuEhtc
Mrs. G. Macon.
The sum OF s15G was cleared ut I,
dance and play on last Friday nipl
given by the Orange High School Z.
the atheletic association.
w. l.. Gibbs. OF Stnunton, was ~
special Lenten preacher at :
Thomns' on last Thursday night, a,
Rev. w. l. S. Ronliller, of Rapida
on Thursday night.
DIR. e. G. Taliaferro, OF Pittsbury
spent the weekend with his famiI
on Orange.
Miss Jennie Somervillc. OF Rapid,
has returned from New York CITY
Mrs. Bernard Wilson and two chi
dren. OF LynchburE. arc In Orange
>. Roy Porter, OF Washington, was /
Orange Sunday.
DR.. W. q. CrIttcndcn is in Ne,
York City taking n special course
medicine.
Alex RobertBon. OF Stanton. spcr
the weekend ut G.. 8. Ttobcrtson's.
The Nature Club met at the rc.t
dence OF Mrs. G. S. Robertson on las
Thursday. with seventeen member
present
Mrs H. G. Shackelford and, Mis
Mcintoole spent Monday In Richmond
A subscription dance will be give
In Orange on March goth for the hen
eft OF tho American Library hsso
citation
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FARMVlLLE

FAltAlvILLE. VA. March is.-Thc
annual educational conference FOR
District ID Was held NJ Farrnvi'lG on
Mtrcn L.. Is anh 10 Several mem
were active in the conference. Mr.:
j. NJ. Lear was chairman Of the locn
committee. and Miss lima won Schll-
ling of the entertn inment committee.
l'resldent Jarman. Mr.. j. Granger. DR..
w +. Tidyman ana Misses Haynes
Won Sch!llina and Grcnels had places
On the program.
The depa rtment OF industrial arts
h2h IN attractive exhibit Of the work
Of students In the department on
class rooms. Excellent specimens Of
woodwork. posters. paper cutting
basketry and pottery nrtist!caily de-
signed and beautifully coiored were
on eShibition and received srca,
denl of favorable comment.
ton occurred Saturday night from
TO II o'clock In the reception hall
and parlors or the main building. st
patrick's Day furnished the motif for
the pleasing decorations and enjoy
able entertainment by tho juniors.
President Jarman spoke on Friday
evening ln Salem. and on Saturday
In Roanoke. ut meetings OF tho alum
Al the faculty meetings last Tues
day evening. Dr. w. l.. Tidyman gave
an interesting account OF his obser-
vations at the y. T.. A. Conference.
:. Tic newly elected officers Of th.e
dent, Miss Mary Finch. of chase CITY:
Woo president. Miss Gwcndolyr
Wright; under graduate Representa-
tive. Miss Eizabeth Morins. Farm
lille secretary; Miss Julia ,AIcxan-
v!sory boa r,i Misses Ricrbower and
Dietrich Mrs. Bell.
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. March la-Sig.-
monu Won Gc'nmlngcn. 81 Richmond.
was thosgucst of MIR ana Mrs. Victor
Won Gemmingcn at {. l.. SCOTS last
week.
Miss Nina Elincoc who has been
man. has returned TO Ashland
Those from Amherst attending The
Community Concert III Assembly llnll
In Lynchbure last Friday night We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Harrison. MIR and
Mrs Mrs. "; II. Wood, Mrs. c. NJ camp camp,
Kelley. Mrs. O. V. Hanger Miss An
ME Harrison and Henry Lewis
Hanger Mrs. Hanger and Hiss lIar-
rison sang in the chorus.
Kent Arperson, of Black shurs. was
here last Saturday on business.
School. University. Va. spent the
weekend at Mountain View"
Burns Harrison, Of Lynchhurs. was
the guest Sunday of his mother, Mrs.
Fannie Harrison.
Edward HUNT, OF Richmond. was
H. weekend guest OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Airs. James CLARK has returned to
wilson. y. c.. after visiting relatives
here.
Attorney Thomas Whitehead is in
Louisa this week Oh business.
Mrs y. i. Gatlinc. of New. York.
and Mrs John NJ. Payne.
Miss Ada Vaueht spent Tuesday
night with friends at Monroe
j. Bernard Wycon. Of Washington.
was wcck-cnd guest at Ravens
croft"
Mrs. j. bernard Jordan. Of Tyc
River. spent sunday with friends az
Amherst
Dr. 7. u. Lewis. s. T. Rrookinss and
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bury, is a guest IN the home of MIR.
and Mrs. J. L.. MoyIer.
OF Virginia is spending SOME lime
with his parents. AIR. and Mss. James
l.. Camp
Mrs, JASPER Cotton. OF Chuciatu>
has concluded 4 visit 10 her sister.
Mrs. Gcorg. Hayes, ana her brother
George II Parker.
pa Tnf As"S OF iS The Gpds5 of ,nG
her home on Clay street
The Womans missionary Society
held rs regular monthly meeting in
the sunday school rooms on Monday
with Mrs. Vernon Crockcr as leader
:, Mrs. Thomas ~. White and children.
been spending tho winter in phila-
de'phia. will arrive On Saturday to
spend tWo weeks, With her sisters.
Mrs. j.. G. licaic ana daughter.
Janc. spent the week end in Suffolk.
Claude H.denour, or Norfolk. vis-
tied friends here or sunday.
br. and Mrs. sapp. or rorthmouth.
are spending some time as the guest
OF Or. and Mrs f.! 4. de Borden,ve.
Miss Patty Ellis. who is u mission
arF 10 india, mas returned home. ana
cher W. W. ELLIS,
Mrs. Bcrnice Bcealc. OF this town.
was married in suffolk on Nedncs-
W H..
Renie After short wedding jour
ney they Will make their home In
Nanacmond County.
Jen Ferguson. Of Boykins. was {;
business visitor in town this week
Jesse Clement Atkinson, formerly
Of Norfolk. died on Sunday at his
home in Main Street Mr.. Atkinson
moved to this town five years ago
lie is survived BY his widow. VIII.
was Mrs. Gertrude Vaughan johnson
Funeral services were held at tho
residence. and the body was taken 10
Norfolk for intcrmcnt.
On Thursday, March Il, there will
when the new concrete highway will
be opened to the public.
This splendid road, extending from
Franklin to CORTLAND. is one OF til,
moot important links on the Norf0rli
R!chmond highway. The plan for TN,
afternoon includes a wholesale visi,
OF Franliiin people TO courtiand
with hrict speeches at the county seal
and return visit from the court.
land people. There will be more than
. leo automobiles in the procession.
The ladies' of the Baptist church.
rendered Miss Lizzie Savage fare.
well reception on Monday afternoon
In IN" parlors OF the church. Miss
savage leaves soon to take up work
;tS state secretary OF the woman'.
missionary society. with hcaduuar-
tiers in Richmond. She has always
been active in church work, and the
baptist church of this town has los,
one OF its most valuable members
Mrs. Jordan Powell is at st. Chr $
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ACCOMAC

iSnocial to The Times Dispatch
ACCOMAC. VA. March l9.--Willian
T.. Lewis is visiting In Baltimore
Md.
S. James burlington has rcturnc,
from u business trip to philadelphia
Misses I;stelle Parsons and Ma,
Derby Ayrcs spent several days la
week with friends in Baltimore. Ma
William G.. Stevenson IL confined I,
h's home with iniiammatory rheuma
tlsm.
William l.. Lewis has returned /,
his home hero, after Il stay of sew
crai weeks in Florida.
Len 1illiSton. Of Norfolk, Va. ma
been Visiting his parents. MIR. an,
Mrs. H. leo i.illiaton, OF this place.
SIR. and Mrs. S. j. Ross and li.ti
daughter. Jane Gusts. spent las
week with friends here.
=. Lee Mill!ner has returned iron
Cape Charles. where he spcni tn
week end with his daughter, Mrs
W. y. Thomas.
Master Ray Shield entertained
number Of his little friends on Tues
day 81 last week In honor OF nj
third birthday.
Charles y. Flick has returned {,
V. p; l.. ElacksburE. Va. after
sick leave OF several weeks.
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teach signalling and drilling; DR..
Garnett Nelson. who win lecture on
Scout games and the other nstruc-
tors vii: be announced later.
Eustcr Hop of H"ni Club.
The Easter hop Of the Nirginia
day evening. March 80. at IN. JET
ferson Hotel. from . To- 10 o'ctock for
club members and their guests. The
decora tons viii hc unusually nttrnr-
tive and AN orchestra viii play for
the dancing PROMINENT women will
act as chapcrons.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday Club VIII meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'c!ock.
South Mulberry Street the
eighteenth paper Of the America Of
he read by Mrs. W. =. Mathews. on
the subject. our Artists in Sons and
Instrument" e.
Songs by American composers .%fi
be sung by Mrs. John Dorsey" ac-
co,npanicd by Miss Mary Shcv1oN.
Anothyr charity aqan OF Easter
gtScn ~, Il the 81 ccn,,.S"weapih club for
the benefit Of Snc Shcltering Arms
Free lIospital ION Wednesday after
noon. March, 20, 1T $40 o'clock. III"
affair is nrde" The auspices Of the
i4ovin. Circle OF Kings Daughters.
ana All Interested are invited To at
tend
serted by tclcphoning Mrs. William
= W Sr NJ. G 1!1anT Ma, Mrs Nh NV W.
II. T.. Craig.
bishop brown To speak.
The Highland Park Woman's Club
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock IN the home Of the pres
idcnt, Mrs. W. W Foster. 1916 First
Avenue \ lecture Viii he given by
on Brazil" aud members are privl-
legged to invite two guests.
1. ID. 4. Entertainments.
~ the Confederate WomarI'S Homo
on Tuesday. Ice Cnap;cr. L. -. G.. will
give their monthly entertainment 10
n. women OF the home. Mrs. T. L..
Boiling is chairman of the musical
has inen arranged. -\ll members O:
the chapter are invited TO he pres
Hir,hdn. rnrt..
Miss Julia Mallory WAS hostess
Monday afternoon from to $40
o'clock at the home of her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. +. y. Mallory, on Wind
sor Avenue. l.awrcucevillc. whc: she
entertained in honor OF the celebra-
ton OF her iifth birthday. The house
decorations were pink ana white
and a prize WAS awarded Miss kath-
crime Palmer. Refreshments We're
served ny Misses Ophelia short, Grace
Mallory and Mrs. ". II. Jordan
The guests present were: Misses
Sarah King Raney, Ella and sue NAL
Tory, Dorothy Shell. Margaret Heart
We'll. Dorothy. Helen and Victoria
Mallory Nancy and Nell Hatcher
laShl"y, Anne PEBBLES, Mia I.igon.
ka'hcrinc i'almc" and Helen Mallory.
Charartrr HALL
y character bali" under the aus
rices of The Beth .\hahah Sis,crhocd.
VIII be held AT the Jefferson Club on
Thursday cvcaiuE. March 81 Prizes
viii he given for The best Biblical
character the most original charac-
ter and III" prctttcSt character. and
FOR the most original groups
Dancing Cor children from 10 10
T. NJ. and !ur adults from 10 10
r'clork.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
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topher Hospital. Norfolk. for treat

topher Hospital, Norfolk. for treat
lnent.
Miss Pat,ic Pretiow. OF Albcmarle
county, Is spending some time with
Mrs. G. w. Dardcn
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Gay and j.. Il.
lay, lr are spending this week in
baltimore,
iev. FL. II. covington, -. D.. OF Nor
loiK, conducted services on Thursday
evening at Emmanuel Church
Mrs. Mason Coos and little daugh-
ter Anne. and Miss Kitty Vaughan
VIII arrive this week from II two
months visit to Georgia and Florida.
Mrs. Vaughan Camp spent Monday
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hayes and two
small children. Of Georgia. are spend
Ing some time with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. y. W. Hayes.
Mr.. ana Mrs. i. -. Camp arc spend
ing some time with relatives i'll Flor
ida.
Miss I:ugcnia Jones. OF the Driver
school faculty. rpcut tn" Week :cn,i
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Paul
Jones
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Peyton Il. Evans were among those
who visited DIR. William G. pen,llc-
ton at the Boys Episcopal school
thtS week.
Miss Annie Harrison attended the
Friedn Hcmpel concert I'm Lynrhburg
Tuesday evening.
z. NJ. raliaferro. Jr.. of durham.
spent the week-rnd with 1is parents
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Taliafcrrp.
Miss Mabel Watts. OF Tyo Rircr.
and Miss Mabel Hudson. Of Clifford.
were weekend guests at Mrs. Lula Nj.
Whites.
Misses Mary Morris and CorriEne
Hines. OF Nelson: Mrs. Ii. @. Stinne,t.
Of l.ynchburg: Miss Gladys Ware. OF
OF Nelson. were week end guests OF
Misses Mona and AIMltin WHO.
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GAINESVILLE

CLARKSVIILf;. VA. March ia
surprise party was given In honor of
Miss Mary Wilson last Friday even
ing. Games were the main feature
mcnts. consisting OF sandwiches and
fruits. were served. Those enjoying
this surprise were Misses Lena WIKI
inson. Mildred Harris. Margaret Ma
son. Mary Cahell Harris. Virginia AL
fred. Frances Davis and Hazel It's
dale. and Eustacc stone. Henry John
son. William Maxcy. VIII Moshy,
Harvey chappcll. Thomas Humphreys
and kennOn Moss.
Mrs. Jim Ryland and little SON,
from near Smith Cross Roads. We're
visitors Of Mrs. Dan Moore last
week.
Miss Ana ratlker, Of philadelphia.
Pa: visited here This week; :.
DogEeit are glad TO know tina; she
is improving in stuart Circl: Hos
pital. Richmond.
IIassie Bugg and Mrs viii Ianeey
were united in marriage last Sunday
evening.
!. d, Neweomb was caller in
Mrs. L. II. Moss and children and
Miss Ef!ie Tisda!e spent last Satur-
day in Durham. y. &.
Bouidin Crowdcr spent the frs, OF
this week in brakes branch
Mrs. {. IL. Russell. Jr.. visited
friends IN south iilll Wednesday.
Mrs. William Taylor spent several
days this week At her home IN Chase
CITY.
Miss Annie Charpell OF Stovali. y.
c.. spent the Weekend At her nome
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ccplcy and
children and Mrs. Lucy BugG. OF
south Hll. spent sunday with Mrs.
T.. Il. Tisdalc.
Mrs. w D. Blanks visited her
daughter. Mrs. Preston Shelton. in
Richmord thiI week.
Mrs. less" Wiley is visiting reia-
tives near Nelson.
The baskerville basketball team
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SOCIETY
(ContinuetI From First pnrc)

lContinued From First PaSc)
Miss Sunshine iiofheimer ut the
APARTMENT OF. her parents in the In
Eieside a reception will be given
this evening by Miss Hofhcimer from
guest.
been planned for MISS Markwcll dur
ing her stnS here, among them beiu,;
a dinner-'nnce on Easter Monday.
Little 1hcntcr League Meeting.
The Little Thcatcr League will
meet Tuesday night at $40 o'clock.
in the Commonwealth Club. \ play
Will be read and discussed at this
time.
RrncGt Concert March 70.
- Under <he auspices of The Church
Of the Good Shepherd for the benefit
OF Retreat for the Sick. y musical
WILL be gisen on March 50, at EOS
Mrs. Charles q. Harris. sdrrauo:
Mrs. Robert Scott Iludsins. contralto.
S1iGord Walker. tenor: Austin Mar
and Mrs Ansiin Martcnstcin. accom-
lriniSts.
: Mrs lone Gutter s;oncr. elccution-
isi. viii render several attractive
~, unusually Interesting one.
RompkIns-NNilsun.
Miss Lucy Wilson, Of Gastonia. y.
G. entertained Wednesday afternoons
AT "a linen ihower IN honor OF Miss
Jnnstc Shuford. OF Charlotte. whose
marriage 20 George II. Tcmpls'ns. Of
Richmond. Will take place In April.
four tables for rook We're arranged
IN the living room. which was deco
rated with jonquiis ana hyacinths
The score cards We're tiny wcd,iin.
Tolls wrCa thcd with orange blossoms
.Ntcr an Interesting series OF games.
me Prize Went 10 Miss Max Rrawlcy.
Aitrr refreshments were served. the
hostess brought in a lovely basket
masssd Wiz ionguils. the basket
nanuie tied with sold tulle and sprays
OF FERN. IN the center Of the basket
was single lily. and each guest
took = Slus ter of jonquils. leaving the
NY Tor the honor guest. who found
u tnin neT 81 ribbon tied packages
a!.ached 10 IT'S stem. These contained
lovely gifts from the guests al the
afternoon Miss Shusord wore "A
Gown OF navy ';eorgcttc ANA satin,
roses
Miss Shuford is the only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shusor!. former
y Of Gastonia. hut now living in
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kccsce vii
liz announce the engagement aud an
Ter, Lucy, Moore. to Frank Hume
= AXE. Of Hampton The wedding will
To or-nniEc Girl scouts
Much interest has been shown here
over the announcement that troons
ana councils Of Girl Scouts vii!
shortly be organized in Richmond.
bliss Ruth White. field director. Ma
u tlonai GEL Soon. Headquarters in
New York. will be In Richinond Apri!
to organize the troops and councils
OF Girl Scouts iu this city. The class
~lpr leaders VIII open MuadaN eve
ming. Arril |. at y O'Clock at tho
Seventh street christian Church an
n.N. in the primary room
There Will be a course OF ten les
sons and among tn" Instructors Will
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the marriage of Miss Dora Kramer.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kramer.
To Meyer Diamond. of Norfolk, which
took place ut the home OF tho brides
mouth. Sunday. March Is. with DR..
Gacarat OF the Gomlcy-Chescd Syna-
Sogme officiating. lie WAS assisted
by Rev. NJ. l.eavit.
The bride wore 4 dark blue trico-
tine travelling SUIT with hat and
gloves to match and q corSaec bou-
quet Of Brides roses. Mrs. sam krt-
mcr, SiSter-in law of the bride, was
tho maid Of honor and only attendant.
ami Sam Kramer. brother of the
bride. was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond left mme-
'iiat"iy after the, ceremony for 4
return will y.sidc with Mrs. Dia
mlOMl'S pareuAS.
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ORANGE

ORANGE VA. March ls.-Mrs.
Frank Scott has been on "a trip to
Richmond
Mrs. Jacob stair. Of York. Pa. is
on visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs II 6
Macon.
Fire again broke out in Orange
last week and partially destroyed
Hotel Coleman and Phlm"r's Jcwclry
stor" and Wilson's drug store
Hon Harry st. George Tucker was
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played our girls on Wednesday after
MOE noon; Inc inc 81 game was We wei played.
Clarksvillc's favor.
Chnrlcs Blanks spent the week end
In oxford. y. G.
Arthur Russell was Il caller IL,
South Hill Wednesday.
kcmpcr Newton. OF Boydton, was
business caller in our town OH We'd
neYday
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,a,fANn our or TOWN.

Miss Martha Mall has lief. for New
YORK. from which place she sails with
ii party of friends tor Europe.
Mrs s MARYLAND Hamilton. Of E:,l-
.imorc. is the guest Of her, SON in law
and daughter. Or. ana Alrs. Robert &.
Bryan, on Monument Avenue.
Mrs K. J. Laird has returned to
Richmond, after spending Scvcra
days with her nircc. Miss Carolyn
Bcykin. in Norfolk.
Il. Gordon lsobertson. OF Balti-
more. Is the guest of his parents.
AIR. and Mrs. j. William Robertson.
Of Forest Eiill.
Mrs. Kate l.. Proctor. OF this city.
is visiting her son and dauShtcr-in-
law. MIR. and Mrs. Henry G. Proctor,
of Huntington. W. Va.
Mrs. j. J. y. DcWan. of New York.
has been the guest of her sister, Miss
Margaret KeclcT. for the past several
days.
Miss Catherine Walters is spending
The Weekend with relatives in Wash
iugtrn.
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FRAN KILN

FRANKLIN. VA. March la.-Mrs
Mo0iaN in town.
Miss Blanche Joyncr. OF Sedicy.
WaS - visitor In town this week
Miss Sdllic Jarratt. of Frcdcriciis-
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woMEN's MEETINGS.

. II the service Of tho King Circle Of
'thc Kings Daughters VIII meet with
Mrs. y. l.. Thornton, 26ll East,
Franklin street. Monday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
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The Hcip!nG Circle OF Kings
Daughters VIII meet Monday after
noon at $50 O'Clock 1T 2502 Eas;
iIroad Street. Plnns for the misccl-
ianeous sale will be completed at
this time.
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Children's Apparel

The children's shops on
the third floor this
week feature a COM
plste display Of Spring
Apparel for Infants,
Boys and Girls.
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The Parent Teacher Association. Of
William Fox School. Will hold It's
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
afternoon "a; $50 o'clock ut the
school. Mrs. i. W. Durham will speak
on widows Pensions"
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The Association Of Methodist Won.
en- for Social Service will meet in
the lecture room OF Centenary Church
on Wednesday afternoon at $40
o'clock. The topic for the afternoon
is The Rural Tenant in My Own
Country. From Religious View
point"
The first quarterly reports will also
~. lisriIss
The Washington herald., 1921-04-20

wick. III; yenal Joy. l12; Old Rose
bud. Ill; Smart Money. III; Uncle's
Lassie, 10s; Old Dad, 100; Anticipate,
1os; Panaman. 1os; Ira Wilson, los;
lima Frank, 103; Smart Guy, 1Io.
Fourth Race - Three-year -olds !;
the Classic Handicap; one mile.
Baby Grand. 11s; Night Raider, no;
Mythology. los; Polly Ann, los;
General Agramonte, 1o5; Ailliro, ss.
Fifth Race-Four-year ana
up: the Rialto Purse; one mile and
seventy yards. Lads Love, 1e5;
Captain Hershler, los; Mock
Orange, l05: Sundial ii, 102; F1ib-
berty Gibbet. 1o2.
sixth Race-Four-year-o and
up: claiming; one mile and a six
teenth. King John. lis: Star
Realm. 114: Gath. ia: Soldat de
Verdun. Ill: Escarpolette, 102; Pas
toral Swain, los; Penelope, 1el;
Lola, s5.
Seventh Race - Three-years-old
and up; claiming: one mile and an
eighth. Jack Reeves, 112; Arbitra-
tor. l09; Rail Bird, los; Goldcrest
Boy. ios: George Duncan, 1os; Lo-
rena Moss, 1o4; Bill Hunley, III;
Incidence. 1o4; Salute, lo4; Hem
lock, 104: Paddy Dear, lo4; Athena,
l04; Spearlene. 1o4; She Devil, 90;
Thistle Queen. -. Also eligible,
Sol Gilzey, 1os.