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r.uinchiv. \s :ii tho llriiish iusi?ti:iK upon
:>.ii evrii J.iifi ..iif. i- prolili'inat i.il rh??
<lela> i> ..t< ?.< y t ? im? n. iy ?. .-turn
of rest 1. - ~:i. -. ? t| ;i iipj ??';? itl a' I '<>!?
>'aJU illMp;.'. u- . l ily oi,. nu'i'i |?? ? nrI< !' T
lik'-r?> in t \ .i pnwdi-r niar i/.iin' It ha
required all t!- diplomat y ami j?ai of
tlie allied i'i>:aiiii>-iO!nrs. i specially il! -f
General llarinuMon ia- r and cnml sense. in
provt nt ignition ?? f t' n i^a.rnif' dvirlim
Iho pa=: .-??viral ?!:i>; ami ' may hardly
bo ?\|if ' 1 that 'hi' K'l-maM-t riartimi t'i
th? j) * i" mi nt will !?? roa uriim
?jplllow wh
*Vpfimrir> ". ; c ? ':<! ???:? n ??? ? i<? r
approa< h: ? nr ?: ? >-;n?i..n t- ?>-'
have win :? ? ? ? * .
found a .
baokvr- :
wa - d i - i ;? r?
view t <. i? ? ? i? ? ? ?? ?? v 11*
plan < ? ?
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mr-ntarj
trno. h i'
they aljki
mid r<- ;?
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surr-ly 1- t< h<
No' p ').<? ? ? t ,f .
than a n. nt:
ministry i
his comm. .
el^i t ion " ?
was ord<"
elapsed ^ln ? ? .
new Pa: .'a m? n
will ha v e < >;ii\ ?
voti-d for iii v.iii ,
confident-!? in Ilio ? \ ?
And if there an- ./
tho platform of the do ? j ,, t,
land, the party which ti ? ? j,,
Ihose policies inay bo ; "!? i ??f.r
k'Klslatlon within two to I r<??? u. tr
?I"' tl:no the o! ! ooa 11 (Ion ministry wont
to pieces if there aro reforms to bo rn
the\ m.1 > be enacted without delay,
f :i third ministry is to assumo control of
Mftalrs. it in:i\ ii.. organized almost as soon
? ?).. 11 o'i -1 of Com ntons has doc Mod where
parliamentary control lies.
Ilus is expedition In government. Nor Is
i ? ??? ssa rily haste. For more than seven
ynrs the old regime continued nti.l no elec
t <??, was hold Muring that time, however.
-?I'V. wer.. clearly drawn Tin public was
? It:, atod in the affairs of the empire and a
l>r.>tra<ted campaign was not necessary In
>rder to acquaint fh?' electorate with poll
> 1 - "list wcT'1 to he \ofed upon.
\ very different system prevails here A
Mouse of Representatives is elected every
?wo years. One third of the Senate is elect
e.n h two years as well, whether thp poll
? of ( onero.-s have or have not been pop
A"d 'lie campaign preceding these
elections generally begins one year and 3fl4
before the candidate comes up again.
Ihe intense part of the canvass may not
? a tend over more than three or four months.
1'ti; the man who wants to remain in the I
llou.-e or Senate generally linds himself
working to that end front the day he has!
beguiled a constituency to support him
'' "ot serious, perhaps, as is the
f?'''' i" "le ordinary course of events
new Mouse of Hop,. otita'ives. elected the
''1 st week in November, will not actually
it:n to function for :i year and one mouth.
I : e.s there is a call for an extra session
i i ongress, after an election, the new Con
V'-es. which conies j?to being on .March I
wlU 1 ""'ii the subsequent Mecem-I
I' In recent years Presidents have found
? s desirable to assemble Congress in Wash
gton <ion after its election, but in earlier
? >\s this very rarely happened
I" thirteen months for
egislat imi advocated by a candidate on
?lie busting is apt to subside to a large
? ? gree \n,i t he public which vot. ,| f,,r re
fotms ma\ easily become indifferent if
more than a year must elapse before action
upon them is ,Ve? ?,ade possible
?ystem ought to he changed to make it
mandatory upon Congress to convene ,,,,
mediately after March I. every two years
Xt the Mouse oil S street
|N liveminute h win.', former
' res id > lit Wilson delivered fr?>iu the por
l,is resilience Sat?rda> there was
a.or. Than a sugge r jot, nf r I,, old Wood
?ow Wilson of his lighting day- Not all
ot Ce former vigor of delivery was there.'
of course, not all of the carrying power
and |[ was necessary f..r an attendant to
assist the speak'-r ? |iis pia.e on the por
Milt in me te\t of th. short address,
in "v"rV lino of it. shine ;n,nj-t.,kabb the
? iritv ot reason and >xp,.--ton. the keen
humor and sharp battle thru--- for which'
w Ir"w Wll*6? has i.,?g been known by
file,mI> an,| enemies Though plea,! ug fol
ic :ji\ ,i',.i s privilege of w . iring his |,a:
Mr W:|.,,? promised not t.. talk through
II ; ?'a cheering multitude turn..I away
convinced that he had kept his promise
I'erfain -punv per ,.ns ? will fee| -he edge
of til. well direct..,! thrusts which marked
a' ?li?rt Armistice I ?a > peech. and
-quitm though an "invalid" In* t|,e author
<?'. the attack \nd thoughtful \mericans
' r!? an who , ling to the belief that the r
' ???' >?"' 'ake ?p j,, fun .hHr(, of
Mm world s burden, will rejoice in the evi
dence of returning physical p?w.-r for an
it', ii pa la hie national leader
Sen;,I.eadeiNbip
H^IIK question of selecting a successor to
' 1 Mr 1 "<|prw I as leader of the lie.no
i" ' lie S. nate is attr.o ti:i? full v as
!:' ' h "" >" as was aroii .-,! to x}a
1 ?? an s aiiiioiinceinent of his intention t., '
^11 |Mist. \ I fin?. r.i's h?ivo j
been moved to special interest in the mat
1 [)> ?"t. ?juent mention of Senato,
1 ' olio "f those most favor-ably con
r 1 f"i" t he place S-mntors Simmons.
Itobinson and \Vnlsh, ,,f .Massachusetts.
-?> figure prominent Is m jls, (lf ...j
! ? The point- strength ami weak |
"??v.?ral outstanding Memoi-ratic '
Senators ar. being wide|\ review..,I
Mm. alter all. the actual -election ?iav :
!?? long d. t, rred. and the choice may turn
on facto, s not now apparent In Washing
' " "i- ? -pot,de?ce appearing in the presen
w. are reminded that. ? unlc-- t|,er. j
an ,\ira se>sion ot Congre - if,,.- March '
'v s"" M"i - probably w ill not
'r "lection .f a new leader fo
'' ' ;,!l ?' y' .ir Meanwhile much might j
And that. ,,, . >urse. is p.-r
'!> 'Vie I'rnlerwood's |, olership will I
carr\ ? ty.. minority throiig!, r|,e special -e.,
j ; ' l! ' The highly impurtant bu-t
:i !'1' ' ' " " or ?- one to which
a "ia\ fortunately, hat. an op
'' "' ' ! : '1 ' '11;ug with unusual delih
J ? ?<'?'! . i T t ?f
I
?
\ i ?? \\ #? I I n v
, I)'-' n was voted into power this
I l-> ad in . u i-st: a t ion , nuni-. ? | ,t-,if ??
j equivocally against American memberslli)
" ,'1" l,j'ig"e of nat.ns iinfl ag.uust a-.-.,
" ?ith any |.
i adopted in C liicago in 1 !? 20 repud/iterj lh<
; foremost of the Wilsdii pdlie)es, hough .?
? ? f 11 group ,,f i{. publican . ,d. is plead
1 fMillv ,il- (tii-t -i|, |, action Pre
' M *' r*. I: ii g ill his campaign pce.-hos wen
j "v* :,r,:i'-r than In. pl.itforni. his man
i '? ' l"" pos. being t., hold : lie "irreconcil
I in line
' u ?' n" ?' '"''I i' ft ! ii'.;. tore w hei,
>'? Mar,ling s'ood win ,, |, s election t.k
: ' 1 An<1 'lie friende of tile league felt
? ' 'his nation must remain aloof and iso
'!"r ''- i-' four ynir- |, weenie.j
' s ' *???'* ??'" President . ould retrea*
':: " I" , :i 1" bad taken or that his
- "ould permit anv cmpro
li" e ipon an i ? -tie -o , |< ar-. ut
' ?' |,v lrr '' ??!?*' d? gte. to I,,, sure
Mr. Harding bus drifted away front the
*?'??' ' .?nti:i-<?gii'* stand of | n,.. ? ,(! ,| |(j .
I'" ? ?" ' Mis fir t g. :? ii re" ,n that
" wa- h appoint tn.-ut ,.f Charles
' Much. in avowed advocate of Vl,r
<???* idea, to be Secretary of
?? ???" "tail W a pro n it. ">>?
? hat group of Koptihilcans thai circularized
' ? '"'"i"> 1" hehajf of American partici
I ? " ii a |< iguo of nations M- Hughe.
oppoliHuient, of course; might have had no
i': : e III fl.a curie, -ion, if tie j,,,
lie.- ) ,| ended I ! I. ? I. ;,| ?(
it liav not ended there, however Almost
II ? 1'ii as th,- Maiding administration
ran t, function its foreign policies r.
In some ways to take the ]i.;,gi,c |n.? ar
count. la tho llrst place, ihe order for
the Immediate withdrawal of American
troops on the Rhino, promised In tho cam
paign, has not yet been issued. A regi
of Americans remains there now car
rvlng out pledges made In tho treaty of
Ve*? k illos, tho treaty which created tho
league <>f nations.
Then pressure was laid upon America to
have representation on the reparations com
mission. There was long hesitation. on this
point, it is true, hut finally tho President
ami Secret a r> Hughes agreed that an Amer
ican, designated by them, should sit with
tho commission, and that official Is t-till
sitting.
Thereafter, other pressure developed for
American representation on many of the
committees created directly by tho league
at (Seneva Although this government is
officially outside the league, the administra
tion found it desirable, from all points of
view, i ?) name committee members, and
these committeemen?perhaps half a
dozen of them are at their posts contrib
uting their share "unofficially" to the
work an.l >un of ine league.
Later still a dispute arose over the league
of nations ad mitt ist rat ion of the I >a rda no lies.
Turkey, victorious over the <!rooks in Syria,
began to encroach upon tho neutral zone on
the sou? h side of the straits Almost im
mediately this government in a public de
claration look the side of the league in the
controversy and is now about to send an ob
server ?(> the Lausanne peace conference
to hack up that declaration
Finally, 'his government is found to bo
negotiating with other powers for direct
American representation on the Interna
tional Court of .lustier, one of the leading
creatures <?f the league. An American already
lr.s -at m that court, but he was designated
hv foreigners to oecup> the bench. The
I'r-sideut now feels that he should desig
nate the jurist in question, and Kurnpe will
giadl> acquiesce in that view, of course.
In other words, it appears that the t'nited
States, after repudiating the league, little
by little. i< edging into it I' is doing in a
small. pi< ayunish way what it ought to he
doing m ,i big. statesmanlike way
Georges Clemenceau is coming to the
i'tilted S'ates, not to tell \niericans what
t< <lo with respect to international affairs,
but to explain to them Just what is the
French attitude toward the various prob
lems with which the world is confronted.
With a full understanding of that attitude,
he believes the American people will %e
willing to join in doing iho correct thing to
tight conditions.
The tariff was the main issue in the
contest between ("aider and Copeland. ami
the latter won by a quarter of a million
majority That shows what the voters of
New York thitik of the Fordnoy-Mc("umbor
la w
Up With Tho Times
Hi ii. it. u.
It Mr -"li s i ? -t spee.-h tn three
??ear?. but phi r< I \ wiirlli waiting three years
for
Mr Hughes' white" * - h brush "ill Ihvp to
!ab?.r ?*ii hv r* dilig'itli now 'ha' 'he *|e
?'??.II "f S?-.c.ir .1 nI? iit e rcniivd the chief
? ?f it* t :? on til i<-.< ii 11 > ? ? u?
S 11 ui !:i > s |>i<>gram iir.tn demonst ra t >?<!
that what i 1.1 k ? - i" ii . U ?? i flr-t etas* font -
ba ? town Itlehtuond has in overflowing nieas
i?r r-.
11 iii: ? Si i ii ii. - ??! i - ^i ha I 111p. ? -pi r ? ? f
? ;??! -ii i.i ii > mi-' werk !?'?? ti'?urs ?n ore iMi'v
I.i foi l-'ii <>r f i ? I ?-??ii >? ?>- in order t ? ? fvint.
\i ?! nf c'Hirsi', I*"ran ? ? ties to . \ -i. '.mi
?hil?*. upset by an ? irtlniuake and tlilal
IV>. will ha V ?* |?r ? f ? -111. I s\ l|||i;|t h\ tlilotlgll
>i|t tli e wurlii. tun *sp?i-ia II v we mav be
? . *i among the '? id-M* *.f tin* i; n p
"I'll.- former frown I ? ? i: ? . nf I ;.>r m.t *i \ ?;iv
? alw?iys bet I'vi <1 tie \in> t i.-^n troop- vv**'il<|
.1 i lilc tlsiiri-. X ?'.iteinent wlm Ii will
? r ? ?? I i' > .le.lited by doughboys who ?" x |it*?r**?l
Freilerlck William's war-palace forty leagues
in :crcrnIInrt
Spirit of Virginia Press
*i ?- *v ts a ls"i v ? k li-<!i m->re or
. <vsfull> marrieil we have nothing
I*iek forward to until Miss M*-i 'ormi
?.<-. ..vie. th" brid" of tier rMInc ma tor flap
lit i f;? x I i a /.?> 11 ?*
Mr Itrian sucfi* the e*? :i hi: sli men t of a
?. ? t i 111 ?? n t paper n which >-v?n nnn of fvnr
? ai belief mich' e\(irec? their view*
At .is the matter with the Congressional
It-'. ? ? IT that does net un ' all sorts >f
? ! I. \ we would k e t *x know what
i il.fs give niack stone Courier.
The t'nited Slates will ?ak? no p,iri In the
I ? ? ??: ? "v, |,ut wil! have "nnotflc! ^ ' oh
rie' p*-es, -it tn witness i he *i.irten<1?M >f
< i"hi -' in nations of Kurope to the Turk
, m |,', ?ier ? ;ai*M te.
Ii Is ! n order to look out for numerous
: - I i. -n ? r > t le m*h'? in 'he House
' l:*'Pr* '? i '.fives \V:tti I he I{e puhltca n ina
- i f > i *i that b-.ilv reduced fr"m t SS to sem?
iiii.l- ' i a e t d"*en member* th?> nni'^'y Milt
? ??I ??? 1 i rc enough for Republican comfort
i hlchlv t"-"bab!e thai the Iteimblieans
'i f' ' ? . . mm til Ci. liver on t he fienv -
11 -ile i nil " .. ? a few ?e.if? This ha?
? ? : ne t:i t rne?i p,(?t, and wlvn the need
!? ? m re pressing than it will be after
'' t*h of Mir ii n<xi. I'e|er?liurg l*rogre?s
,nd Im.i.x \ pp. al.
V\ ? re afraid ttie farmers of the country
i >t f^eilne as grateful n s the Kepubll
I h.?\. llnin fe. 1 f..r the enactment
' ir.ft iv< The tluna-* the farmers have
?; are moving steadily upward suK-ir.
' " ' n *'' wh.le u lieat i* do? 11 to the
? ? ? t 11? \ ? 1 ^tn?-? the wat: corn is little
l ? sir- i s> ? vi l.ile l.eef .-altle, porkers mid
i ,r< are bringir i; iho lowest price fer
< . r ?- I've 'arm* r I - som ?? w h a t "curious'* to
Kt.ow w tier. the ? ;ir rrctlon" comes In. -
S It h i :* SV'.inid
N"'t on!\ ?* th* !.ad?rship of Oovrrnor
Trilikle h:< owti ?!? ma n of the South???t
I- ! thf Stat< at ? s* at hut the
future ef the V:rc!- ( flood Ttoad* A?soela
a" 1 of 01 Set i i | l io'v ^ rid orcaniT.a
ns tl i* 1 >ii it of the I'otnnioti
i .Ill il h< if ? l! ? .* it. . .1 un.e-c seme
i < a - ? f. 1 ? *ic aboi* the .-.inversion
a * i lb" I' i ' ? 11. > ? ? f leg ' - a I m s t i nil ti
ll ft the |..op*-r f.n.1 g ? ' State h'ghwav
istri; ! : ? 'i i " pr?-heiis:ve scale Nor
folk l.edg.t I dsi'.a t t
Tl.. i o.i in n*! s n-k f..r conditions that
will "mull. - iinneo'ssa r v. but net Im
? ??|ble" Tlat inlgtil be lery ?e'| f ? ?
m rr? p.- eg to *h\ wnen a strike Is necessary.
- Seottsvllle News.
SEEN ON THE SIDE
By IIKCNHY EDWARD WAJtSER
\\ nrr.T,
It ? as the thin* that killed the cat
And shot a hole through papa's hat
And spilled the family's ioup,
I' In th?< lit that makes one sick
Anil calls for vlnicer with a stick.
It rooks our win's am! makes 'em thick.
And bumps is ?.? ff the stnnp.
Of all the loads a 11 .<>i must l>?-ai
If is the one beyond compare -
It slmpl> can't Si beat!
Mother-in-law? are bad enough.
Sickness and debts are mighty touKh,
Mut Worry sa v, that bo\ is rough!
H' Will II' t let l| s eat I
1 work nil day. hut all 'he ? wrnt
' >f all m\ dav< ?bu t make me fro' ?
Yet Worry M'atrs me hot'
l.et rookie.hurr< inffst m\ land.
I.et ? allous ? rnament nit hand
I still i a n tak* a noble stand
But when | Wo, r\ . N'I>T'
And So | ?ltll: these '|;ps to curse
Worry with ih:v indignant i?w.
And pass th? m ???! vnu'
Wp cannot !| \ r six bund re.I years
I town throuch llo \ ill?-\? of our tear?
So what s the ijv I .i* t i choke our fear
And i-lio I. out "f the stru
* liiirronl i:ph\ llnlli TIioiikIiI.
When a m 111 wit h 11 f f .i \ t' |iea\ en." said
1 barcoal Kph ii a n "he ^trr yoi t be
plumb for.II- || I ?11 r ?i arum' .in' grease tie
ow n .11,1, n ^ ., pork. MI s t a h Jack
son."
No
I us n la p|ir,
man i? .? i - - \ Ki'it't" than his soul.
I tiHultK-'-s ? i ? v !>.- m.mi..toil'.us. but prai-eful
days are vn . .?
Who d e s e r . v. <???. I ? i po too oft.'tl B e t S th?
w- re.11 h
''"n't fr*' ' ?'? ' ' r : '-v?ie> ..Iher n an has his
t mtihipjc,
I *l rr i| ;
"Iloss," said "i. i iftb-e Roy, "I wanta tell
ytih
"Votir t: i a to; m < .bad" ,V?? You've
l"< a '""tha. lie ,..r| have to 50 to the dent si'
No ' Then
' u ?' ' t?? I! \ uh m* hours Is too
an' I wanta know when I ran in?
rally a, C" a -. .| y...rf. an "
' a'" The M .-s w as d-ad :n
"tie sasp.
Health Talks by Dr. Brady
The fertU of the Medicine ? tiphnnrd.
>oni. i e j ? * i p h a >1 this might lie writ,
'en f..r a c. 1 ifjiii harmle.s. unsurpe.-tme
'eatures . >? havr risen 111 the iilcht I'd
r."t" '" th? ? ?-'?li :'i r I'upbi < rd to u. t a d"?>
1 of pi- \ St.* or ra'us.
Il-re r?M the remain? ,f pfltM. KUrry ||,,
III. Wife Vep. lye | ? medicine nip
boa rd
\ ade.|i|A'e vi..,-^ ,f household remedies
^ I"" It f'T minor ill? and for accidents ma, b?
k*?'' hand w rho.it ?? .,da ti ee 1 Ing an*, on-*
fe rion thi.'nh blunders ? e ni'lllr T ere |s
i > no Rood . \ ? us- t ? keep tip p..;v ,ns of
* M k 111 rl in the |), m, J,a r; 1. uia rl> ?hen
toere tre voting ,-hildr, 11 in the hoii>.. When
evet a child C-ts h"ld -f Mn.hiiin m pref,
sucar-coat?d plllx ..r tablets and oats ?nou?h
t" 1'1'iu on fatal ??t.n\ 111slons. the Rulltv per
son oiuht lo piinUh.-d frtf in s.|.-h .-aves
son" I- d \ |,a. ?'?rtainlv b.-t, eulltv of repre
1 ' "1 ' i"-snei.t t.lk^i' isf It jc ? riin.iiiil
l< to k'ej, MI' I p.. IH||< a? I.l'bf.lic
a. Id or curroi \ e sublimate bb hlorlde ..f mrr
oliry . In the bouse I would plead cs|?i>ciall}
i"' 1 ?'r!? w ho may r< ^d Km* ? -,4t i|>e\ i|e
sir?> ..r properly dispose ,lf
' In t be ho 11 -e n w. and In ,,r
1: i f ni! 'he famib nj. .|i.-ine hest or cup
I ih . .1 ??.?. to it tb.it nothing of a poisonous ??r
flat.u-.To.,- n;i I tire is permit,e.| to has- a pla. e
on t . -h. x .-s
I I. Ill t 'Ills to plv. ht r. . I.nip ete |?t of
remedies and utb les s,ltr and approptial
for the e tu. 1 ^ e in- \ ,h?st a ti'l me.li.ine
board a nr| I'rom lone e xp?i i-n.-e I fe.-i ?<r.
ranted In ?ayinC that nicdicin* cupboard
l' pract 1 s 1 i y fool proof ?11V r?,,. , (ie.
llcve it has no fatalities ... its .-re,III. and
that IV more than most f4rni|? n<edi, lne chests
.an le ast
I' is net! to have ?, s?.pa'.-,?e .abinei or
? ui.boird or box or chfst s hi.- ? ,i..,t h, K,.pt
]"? \<*.l or, at least btp 1 abo < tu.- ira.-h of a
rnritHi* 11?? r r. j.
"t > in this k?tit 1.
? h?Mf
rt #?
O.'-. lithe, a i t i c I e s. su.-h as a-.essoiir.
:.,.il the like. S llo III ll not be ., .,,r
i, ? cuoboard Modern ?uic ,-- .1 A T;)|. :,,t
<?( band wasblnc and si-rtibbiiiu but t|,e\ don't
llo it in the same u Ih?,
'I lie tned i'*l tie cupboard in., > |.> i,.?p. m u,.,
bathroom, but that j. t;,. H . . . , , |(, (|...
?=hoi;!d CO. The medicine ,,nr| , chest
should be shr.ut one foot |., hf'een ii,.-;,es and
f\r? ill, lies deep -|-j.
?lid s.jfll,
'or a regular rild fasliiotie^ fan f, f.
two or three modern famil.es Ton .rrow I
shall publish the !:si of contents - .r the
faim|\ medicine chest.
News of Fifty Years Ago
' l~r? >r?i the Kichniond Dispatch, Nov ] 1 jt;* ,
\' a meeting of the i'm t'oun-il on ? h? a'?.
ernoon of tile Uth. the report of th? Streets
?"ont mitt re, with the follow tnc recommends
tions w as adopted: That a sewer b? . ..n
struned from Kranklln Street ,lp |?-,,,re| to
Park \ venue. '<n* <-.|uar., to ,??t J^nA tj,at
a fo,,r foot bri.-k sidewalk l ? laid bv th? city
at the corner of Cracr and Adams Street?
and remainder at cost of property o?-?er? to
rost 1 ft and thai petition of .1 n ?i?f?r^, to
line his horse Shod by ||,e hi*, ksmiths at
'he Itv shop I,e rejected The Committee on
Police reroiiimeniled a reduction m the ,|e.
tectlve force to four m-n. and also a resolu
tion re||evlnK the policemen from the duty
of lisrfit inn tlie street lamps.
The monthly meeting of the Maptist Sunday
S. ,.ol Association was held al I'ine Street
Baptist Church. President .1 B Winston in
the chair, and otway l> Hrowne, secretary The
report showed 2.H offi.-ers anil teachers and
5.5': si-ho I a r s.
'I 1 ? Methodist Stindav School So.-let y tnst
at the Manchester Methodist f'hur.-h. T |^ p>
Walford. pre? id I tic. a solo. "StrlW the t'xni
ha " was sunt by Miss MacKie He.jford
The monthI> meetlriK of the Presln teria 11
Sun.la-. School I'nion wa? held at TJrace street
?'litirr h. President Mill In the chair The
* wr.ee attendance was shown to have been,
?ifh-erv and teachers, -hlrtv. and ISA scholars
lieports to 11. x. \\ alker ^ i'o and Maven
port 1-0 . local representatives of insurance
companies hard hit f\ the Poston Tire. d?.
'.arinp that business will proceed as usual.
Kate Putnam and an e\, client company of
support ins actors, presented "Did ?'urioMly
Shop" at the Virginia Mali last nicht before
, fashionable nnd well pleased audien. e
The third annual session of the Merlu-al
S net v of VirRinia will be |,,ld in Staunlon
commrticink on Ih- 19th instant.
II appears from the returns of the Commis
sioner of the Revenue that in 1S71 ihsre wera
l.fiOft births in ths city, and I.7SS rt?ath?
The Arlington Home, Main and Sixth
Streets, was yesterday sold by W. Ooddla. real
estata agent, for f3S,487.
Of Interest to Women
Hennltix Nelms will b<! tho
'l'fak?r at the Woman's I'lub this af
ternoon. at 4 o'clock. His lecture
1* called "An Kvenlns In r?i*ie," and
his collection of Southern storie.j Is
fatuous Some will he in iifitro dia
lect, and others will deal wtth the
ltum<>r of the whiti rare This lee
tute lias t?? ?? n r ven man\ times In
oth-r cities anil his large a Ad loin es
have Inuuh'd anil enj?>e?l ih> n <?
ui iik t horoiiK h I y. .i? his stones .?>?
Komi ami lie is ? ?? 11 known as a teller
of tales Mr. N'i'ltns ua.< rcctor of
tli< Church of the Ascension in
Was ! tn kton. I ? for ma n \ \ ea i *?
Mi's. Itohert l.ee powers will he
cha it man of the afternoon. anil
r.ili'iwdrth Piiu-knei u II inti'Sluci?
th# speaker
The hostesses will lie M* ?-| lines
U?i? Wli-tt K. K. Moffitt. Withers
Miller. William Hush Nelson* Swtn
T Morca-i. .1 r IJenrv Kllett. Hol.ert
J on e s and M is? Mar\ Johnston
??II Wednesday the <,?-> .|i.| of the
T r a v ? I Talks Mill he ci\-n at ?
oVIock Mrs ''l\de West uil ??;>? ik i
on the Philippines \? (lie wife of I
I'omnianrter W?>l P S N.. she his
had .\ splendid opportunity of know !
Inc thes. inlands Miss Kllz.i het h !
Harbour. ti ho lias recently I j
from a trip abroad will p i v '? I
"?llimpses of Kngland " M s. Rar- '
hour 's ihe hfnl of Collegiate Sellout j
for 'Itr's. Mrs Johiv ll'in'er u i| i>e
the . halrman
The annual nx'etins of John
P Tahh memorial lihrar- for eh I
ilri-n will tie held ihi* ? \< nine a'
* 3'i ??".!> ?:< at m North l.aurel. a I;
ine?nl'iT< are urged fn he present
lh. regular limnilily ineetinc of
t:>e Woman ?? \ uliar-. >?'. the K Ii
moi .| Ifo'A >7.t i v will he iieM Ihi"
I'"..,ins at li o'clock in the Hnwp
7-- \rror\ \ I niemliers a*e
a--k.il til lie ]ff sent a. thu IS a
\ ? v i itijx rt a lit meet inc.
I In K1. i m M'.i i|.n i'luh v ' it r e*
lit < :i f tei ri.,i,n ,ii ?? 7ii with
M s S'lhl* it. < South Third Streel
? ?i.ti* inu.i.K the stmlv of Inland
wh|.|| Is lit. subject for 11.. year
Mis I W '"mill a.-k " IP .! ^in ?
- i * ? ? w ? if I ri 1 ,i ml ?'nin\? > l| to
'I ? I i or The iireRiuin \? P at?o i
III' lude i h- re.I.line r.f \ \|.,d s- :
p?..;ii is.i h- fiean Swift. i' rt-n"
?xe?tv ; 11 1... the topic for l^.iera!
iP*- 1-- oil III the dull member*.
' V ?' '|o. Worp (II V A n :
p 1 ' T'? e- ? . Pa i ? a ? 1, V|
'i .11 n on ?> . I'lernoo ?? 311 j
" ? ? ?'k I" 'he lloliie of the |e ?|er
Mrs .1 Si'lini Perdue W.v
? '"hut-h w P
I ML- "hi" i'!i ?
The Method >t Ml V . 1
? ? .f .rt ? hit ? ii.I ins
Ite||e p?. net* mi T ?sd:i n rr'n* - ?
e > k ?' I he pro ad .-'reel
Me'lio.||o I't-'iri'h Mrs ; /? i i".
<lk and M IPPh FP ink
M
Of pe' e r? h
M. ?? o.|:. t ? . met In tl . d t
i C ed ! ? he present
'Pie ,|nn ? r \ id Sm |e* ? f 11
\\?i ie I'hiis' an 'liur r
Ml
< .iid ! ? iu' ? ir r? ? 4 ' 1r* We? ?
III ad .-'re. ?
Tl e W ? . n's |.e ,;.|e of flu ' *1 \
r< e I Si ? 1 . . n t * !' 1 prevent The
? 'td Mi I- ' orven'i.'ii Tuesday e . e.
i rip a' s k. in Mi* c\ iiina ?:Uin 1
..f til. settlement.
The Wo'iiins \ i.vlliar of Taher
t ,|. !e Pa;.I ? ? ? it . I. w if lio d its
? ejjti l.? r Tu' <da v *? (t' ? t ion
at rt 1<i ?? ii 'h? '.ulies parlor of
?It. I'h'ir h T - : I for 'lie i|?
ii sen e will h* "Medical 1
Mi? "I.. \ n'l.n'laii e is ie.
H II e ? ? e d
Tin P i li'"! I 1 '??' .1 P ' \ ' : "1
tine I'lllli ? I li iid ?? No\en'her ,
meetint! !>? W 'il' ni.Ut No\.nih?r
1". a* i P M ?? W e s l ha m pt on i'o|
let* instead ' Tu'silii m- pre
vioiis Iy a n nouit ? /I
Tin Krldai <-ud 'luh ??ill have
an open meet ? Krid.'i' N" ? Hi
l or 17 In i in- '.iioofMrc.il i(
Viclt t in: a ie ipove \\.nui The
prt-irram will 1? n iharm'ni; tiiusl
\ "T.o..;,| p., . | . , f, i I, u ||
?'* c vo? !?: tl' P hlllond
? en \ til it* a* The poSftiP li,
i!.'
Pfo, d
.pines .'n West Pranklln Street.
Monday the Th-? prln< !pal sjieak
er <f t he i . oi, | |,. M .s
H.irltan .lartirs .e reiarv of the
Anifiican < i\ ?. \ s?o.-ia t ion. Miss
James in her \t-"< al?o. eo operates
with the National Municipal I.eaau*
Her topic ? ill h? Is It a Prlvilece
to l.ne In Yoi.r I'i'y"" ,\trs James
A nicjiardson wip cpe.ik on rom
mt|nit\ recreation ittlier three,
minute speakerc ui;' he Mr.i f'harles
K Molton. Mrs. Kudora Ram>?v Hieh.
ardcon. Mrs J K Rowntan. Miss
A dele Clark and Mis? I.ucy F5 Ma
son. The number of luin'heiin cuests
is limited to lift. Tickets may he
tired from Mrs. f'harles i; Pol
ion, S11 Park Avenue; Mi.?? l.u-y
Mason Wesl Ijraee street, and
from the l.eairue of Women Voters'
omc? I In I V ire in la Hallwav and
Power puildln*
A joint meeting of the North Pich
mond Posi. American l.ecion. and
Woman's Auxiliary, recently started,
will he held in the parish ha'l of
I-".piphan\ Church. Tuesday. Novem
ber ?! at S P M. Mrs John Wicker,
Mrs <; p Peasolev and Mrs W. Ij.
fi F1:?hort\ were appointed n notul*
natiiiK committee for the Woman's
Au\iliar>. to report at this meet
ink
Kor the henefp of their fund fi .
ph lanthropic and civic work, the
Harton Meichts Woman's ?'lub Is
presentinc this season in the audi
torium of (he J f. R Stuart School,
the National l.vceum course of en
tertainments the first of the series,
the play Happiness" h\ the KIi.v
Day Placers, to hr clven Mondaj
etenine. S'ovemher 'Jn. at S o'clock.
The program is a varied one.
The procr.im has been announced
for the open meetint: of the I Ions
?l\es' l.e.ip ie hy the i lriirmati of
edui'ation. Mr-. i{. II inn Clarke At
this meeting which will he held
Wcdnesilni at i o i luck ,n room f.:tO.
the Jefferson Hotel. Mis. J T I.cviis
of Ashland \x ip speak on "Kl'ficjent
II? mst?keepini: ' Mrs l.ewis has
made a special stuily * ? f liotifehold
economics, and i* <piite an authority
?in principle? of ei^cienrv. There
will also h? a dl#cusj|on of surrent
events, which affect the efficiency of
i th? home Mrs. Janet Stuart Piir
h&m anrt Mrt. Adoiph Oitarloh will
r*port on this euble.ct.
The Weather
FurrWaht<1 \! S. \V?ath?r H?ir^au.
1 it*??*f t U'<| nml roolrr
/ toilm, fnlloMnl In
^-?7 Klinurr^ in ?r-l iiihI
rent ml |??irtloii?*; In
r~ ^y morrow, khoufrn.
? V North ( ufulliiA?
Piirll* .
kliou frs IoiiikIiI nr to
morrow; i-oolrr tomor
Ti*ni|?i*riit tirt* Vf^trriliiy.
1 P M t??'|||?f|MtMt? . . . .
Maximum t ?Miip?*r at ur*> to % p. M . , ,,
Minimum t?% 1 'it *? t?? * p. m ..
M-wn 'i?rnp. r-t.iiw t ?-.?f ?M.i *
Normal t?Mtt|*rra fur* for t ln?*
K*?'? ?- ?! ti? ?? M m r?* h I ;
O'-flrltn') 8tiii**% JanuMr) 1....
11
V.nrnl MnInfill.
M t uf-? l I.' h'tui 1 ?n?liii?; * |* V . . . Nun?
Ki i f?U t h?* im ??ri? 11ti* % I'. M t\*
K\i 'o ?iii? ?? M a r?*h I * k '?
O Mnr#? ,|?||IMt \ I 'i i l
I a h*h I Mh^frul inn% at H P. M. \>M**ri|?%
n<l (llriTt)oti, nouth; \s 11? i vclucliy. \
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S|?nr|n| Itatrt.
! frnji?ri' ur*. .|r\ ?nl>
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Amusements
I Ir \\ ?i I f Hopper nt \cn?tenl)r.
l-'t etj'ir n 11 y I?? t' ? ? r \ ?. < - ? ? ?? ? ??
fo'ipd In liljlil titan Iti B ? .t!
? ?pera. Till* l< part lrularl\ true with
? he il 'Mi g it?r. -1 1 ni|i;i'iv that ?
?ttj>l>> t111^ IieW If II i>\" r ti In
hiilliutt tjilhert ami S?i ivan r
V'vfcN Ml l|n|ipfr ? II I" .s< -ti fl-t.'
U'1,' I'll, -.t v ?11 <1 Wf lilt'-' .' v
tn th? Mtkitri" .imi \\ < ?
1I.11 nt?' t ill ' II. M S I"na(or? ' a*
1 K? \ I < |f|M *'f th? tltf>?t *IHl
t^tit icht ? ? p ?? r n .11 !li.
h ' ?? \*>Mi Mr ll"pi><M. .1 ? 'I tlir?f
> 'i t ^ 11? ? .< ii-l ? ?!>??: .1 < ? a ?
ll?rl.< rt \\';t t m ????If hratnl
' ? \ I 1 ? M l n 'Mi <sl? "4 f i? I U'Mill f
Sicrrihon, wivi ?r<- ?ith btWolf ll"i>
1 *r in ?;illi?r> iti'! S ???.ii< ???
<?1 Ii;i v <? .ill Mini; :n 3 ra h|m-i t
Ml \V??r"ii>- ?v:th th- S < \ n . K nt
s'l 'It.'tnrl n,.pr:i t'i.|ii|.a ? \ , M ??.
.Mai'! ? nvei- with ill" I n t ? 1 11 .t 11 * ? 11 ? 11
< ?|.t t .1 ?'ii'iipnn ti ri'l Mi<-? M<t!-I. ? n.
Mitit tit*- S.< tt t'?rl' s tt|irr;i *'"fti^;?ni
i >r<h* v t r-? t: mi ?;,m St Arthur Stiili
viti > fi.rt?
Tli-r.f. rr nlv t t\n (j'.i >1 in ? j ??! .ins
:it? ? ip*ilil< |irfp<-rl> lnt? ? i>r." inc
li'- iiitish- I >? \Vn|f II? *ppr 1 I'.is f"r
?l:tl?lp|\ *r < * 111*?-11 'he VI r\-. .V M i X
Ki?h;m?llt?r !?> i*oh?ltiri the orchestra
Mlllt 111' 'illll'tt ,1tl<1 Still ' V 4 tl ?'??til',
iipr:, I *>. It* :?.<!. V Mr Kl.-tri nt! ?' t ?? 1 >
:i* .iri<* ttnir th* director r>( tlt? Syni
|*lir*t?\ ?'r host I'M <"!?-.< ,(".| | ?*i|
;i *.mllar h?t? uttii thf !a'?
Os<*ar M.'t rrt ni?r *. t# In
lliiiiiphrey tlnn.-fr? nt l.yrlr.
The prlr,,^ lia'l'ri-is. M|t? r>r*r'
Htimphrns. ami hi*r fompanv ^?f
'lan*?r? will h?iv?> 5,r<imln?*Tit |ila<'e r>n
tli<> new hi!| ?hl<*h i*nni<>? to th?
l.vrli* totl^V for tti<? opening; h.ilf of
the The II11 tilphr**\ s i''*inp!iTit
featureti lam week on the his
time hill at n y Keith's Washing
ton thenr^r and rnnie? her.il<|ei| ;??
'?lie ?.f | tie 1,1 jr h I ' S "f the >i>avo?i
The r1nn<<>*? are C'rseoiisl v staeeil
s--en ii a 11 y ami a< to infinities
? 'ti this I ? i 11 will he another hip
attraction of i. rent protlij.-ti m. lite
romoily n?*velt\ :n which Jlouer*
Walters att?l t'rocker ?ili !>e here for
the first time They are a quaint trio
of ftin 111aker^ ?itli an ai t notahle foi
l's orinlnalitv.
fijieninR the show will he I'aniel
.losephns. the famous f'lown Sen I
This remarkable animal is the ?.nlv
ItiRhly trained aniphlhlan perform
in* as a clown. f"offman and f*ar
roll. Iila>'k'ace souk and dance per
fertners. with a new line of latigh
ter-prodticins patter and ?niijs, and
Rckert a ti'J Harrison, character c,,m
ed> impersonators. complete the
vaudeville list. New and entertain
In K movies supplement the hill, as
usual, and include the latest Paths
coniedv and news releases
"The Chinese Itliie Plate" will fr-.,.
lure the hill comtnenci up with the
Thursday nmtinee
^Inrunrcl \ it jut 1111 Here I'riiln.t.
Stir p.i ss i nt all previous charactrr
iz.'i t ions. MiirR.i rit Angiitis ??Woman
of 1:1 oil/.-." uhich > 0111.1,, 1 )ie
Academy on Krid iv and Saturday ami
Saturdav matinee, shows this ento
tlonal artist In ail III,- fa.ets >>f her
art. "Proltahly nowhere nt the <?..un
ity,'' according t<< Life." Vcxi-ept
where MIsa Aniflin is. will you ever
lie able to witness such artlne as that
by means o? which she. make> 'The
Woman of Rror.je' a not.ahle e\ent
Miss Anrlin hrtnits the orlp-'.rt?'. New
york production and * c.a$f of ad
mirable supporting pUyert to the
Academe
CAf! 7 TV
I ^ v i .iUj & k
Mrs '\ir.v Kllla Sitrn will receive
with her ila HE lit er, Dorothy, :il"l
Miss .Imliti, Tompkins. the ^of
honor, at Die card party tins ;?f t??r -
"""" Th? Kuest* uill Includo four
title, ..f iiritlitf nn.l the affair will
(arte pljll'e Ml J 3(1 o'clock i?t Miss
^torn ? Iioiiiu, 1700 (jrove Avcniio*
v? r:i I other attractive entertain
ments will hit KI v<Mt this week Ill
honor of Miss Tompkins.
l.eiitlnix Tomorrow.
Mr ?ml Mrs. John K?rr Mranrh
entertained nt illnncr on Friday
? v?ni iik In honor of Mr. and Mr-,.
Jonathan Mr ya n. a' their hoiti" on
Monument > venue. MIm Annln Ro??
Walker will ho. hostess today at .i
larije luncheon for Mrs flryan at h?r
liorne on We?t l-~ra n !< II n f?tre?t, Mi.
mil Mrs lirv.m will leave tomorrow
for N>.w Vork where they will ea.ll
for Australia for .in extended ma>.
? iMHt-a IJecemher 27.
Mr and Mr- \rthur M <""annon
will j ? r ? ?? nt their daughter. Alm.l,
form.illy to III htnond rorlety on tho
? vtiln(j of December 17. at a danrn
at the I'oimlrv Club of Virginia.
Ml*a ?'-i. nr.n w i< * j-'i??t of honor at
.i smaller ilatire rIvhi f>v her nr?n>l
:' | f "tit - .Indite and Mr> KM ni und
W.nldlll .1 r > itlier in the fall, and
ot In i ?.nt ? rt a in intr will h? do no for
dm int t a ?on
It lehmonilrra nt llliie Ten Pot,
Prominent Klrllltlillul >..r?|etv rr e " *
-lltel taine.| ? ? Ml" I lie T?,l |'.,t Inn
last week Mrs K A Palmer mo
ton d down on ThurMnv for tea. Shu
A ?? v ?' 1 'OIII ;? fi leil || \- Mia I.a *1 If -
In i n r ? e \\ ! 11 a m ?< Mr< W I. ("lav. of
Sav.iiintili < it and M -a Kllz.iheth
Pa me. till.. tr1,i 's ?f Itit?r?.?t
??-re l>r. and Mr? I'rsnrl* Whlttls
? :?1 liiir ii ml Mn>? Marv I,yon T-ler,
f Sin ? w ?! I' .re? ?
In llonor of tlr*. C. M. f*nrrl?h.
Mi* ' M I arn-h wa? t ? cie*t
?f 11 ? li"? -it .in i nt i a I n tient riven
I v 'h.- I . i;-it he a i >? <? of i ? r ? . v\.
i n' Ma|it ixt I'luii-h <ti Thursday
? ? itii. i tfi*. I 'It11 a * he i fUfsroom,
wh h w .H nt> rart; \ el ? d? r:f.-l fr
th |on
I'. fore . i-r mnrrlaire two weeks
Mr I'.ir r ' - Ii w I ? M Hut. y
Wait fin. f r M-veral years pre dept
? f *i? I*! .1*1.1 ? . >n a tn i?In k
? m ' i1 ? ?? 'if i r? ? ? ? ? : i ? t: - 111? ? irr
? ? * .1 .i-l . f I'll I in ? i , ? ; ..
Hrid* I- tilled .it . .? .mi. :
in.I t'OKt ,i.-.| to h. Mid* Vlrtmli
Kowler i* the new president "f tho
? la - ?
'!'?? lie 4|iiletlt ? elehrnleit.
M l ' ' ami Ml ? Ian ? s M iilet Wo. I
a |..... ,| I . T . . a ,met-1 a I ?p.
? rowi ll I .'If ti .1 r t i . L . . f J 1 . ; r 11.1,It h -
' ? i . M ? ? i. r ? N ? >.. ?" ' ? .1'ihn \ i h . .
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