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Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 6

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RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBEK 11 1927 ETIX Te Revive Mags raeeh Iwgrli An enterprising trgnpnrtaithe Uy ef touta rhilllppe Cnach- FARIN of nld nitwu turn mneem la plsnmng a series imn nlll be no lha and postil-if lo have an appwlumiv 10 ride I egeuninna into fha suburbs of I'arli lion will tail lap bams and Ihe aiMirni "diligence" nr siege I on Sundays aim everything aa in I gaily-rnlnrrd ll vrrjr BAPTIZE 6 LITTLE SWANS IN FONTAINEBLEA POND races In Uie afirrnoon cne af whig: I Is Class Of Eastern Shura gans I Tlwsu roiis have pruvsn Ih good steppers Tlw racing prams I tt huh fli over sixty hums hwv 1 ing entered to compete In Uw cor test which InchMla 4iw fastest trotters and pateia Notnh Every department has hern en larged the eonression space has near extended and the mid-way will larxrr A la tea peotrstn of free at tear turns hAvo been arranged Thrr will nr various ront-sts acliorj parade and a list of athXte evenr wlneh Includes baseball every daj A magnificent program of fireworks ill follow the program of attractions every ntghf Attention Mothers! Wonderful Shoes for Wonderful Children Crrrmnny Amrrinina rar Home of Napoleon Marked Ity Mnirnl Pageant lly HiidaiM OrrMnl to Reprenml Various Parts of World (Oy Tnirrnalinnal News Mervleel FONTAINEBLEAU ft-pt 10-Pig little Amerkan swans have Just been baptised In ths rsrp pond In (lit ihtduw of tlw rhateau of Enntaini-blrati former linme of Napoleon At least the Amerlrnn students nt tumea representing different parts nf the world and divers ehareeters 200 From Area Temple Will Take in Cere-mony in Valley Town Home FM Mhiiners era to leave Richmond Tuesday morning about I 45 oelnrk tor a visit to Miaunion where the rerenumlal msakhi In hnnor of James II Price (he pnlen la'e will he staged ml lb" These Model HorM from At ark I which la housed In the rasilr rlauu I wn- fpr ry bwirtu MiCfrMi think Mm Mt' Mutirf SlUl Mr rather MUIM environs think just hlgnlvof Min and have been amine the Anterlrm Ouiwrvatury nt Music HAPPY CHILDREN up and off (a arhftftti drfMfd nlthln an Inrh of their Him eterjlhlng sparkling non from lial In nhora Thn next Ian daja hnr mnthara a III anma a KINNEY'S for thalr children's a ham great stork make for qnlrk and aaj aalar I Ion xihere proper tiffing of lllllo faat I nndmtnod and wham Ihn whole prnrr of hnjlna children's shoe a raal plaanra and Inst but not laaal Ahara price In aura REAL SAYINGS Farirst Ilarnrj Horses in South to Coniirtr in Harrs (Special to Th Tlmcs-Dlspatch I MATUEWR VA Sc Mathews County fair has Its ii gram all set for Its exposition which will be held Repiembrr 13 14 IA and It day and night Entries arc coming in and the outlook la for a big event Every dav la a feature day nu fair opens Tuesday whlei is Fanners' Day Tlie track program opens with a 2:15 pace and good racing will fol'ow ever day On Olnureste Day which Is Wednesday the horse show will he an extra feature On Thursday Middlesex Dav thrig will he an automobile tournament Friday which Is Children's Dav the-e will ho field events in the morning bclwen the high srlioohi and ihn Adam and Eve were there charming Chinese girls Persians Romans etc and finally the Quern of Reran appeared on a beautiful float with a hronrrri mariner who took tho little swans fiom the pond one by one sprinkled them with the water and gave them each three namra In real French style nBmxmsuirnsuMr Dlea In GoMdwea OOLDSnORO CH Kept 18-Mra Margaret Carter 14 died at tlw home of her daughter Mrs War-nek in ihia rity lata Wednesday night after a long Ulnesa The funeral services were conducted from Hie home at :30 on Thursday bv Hey Williams Baptist pastor and Interment was made In the family burytng-ground in Grantham township hire Carter leaves two children Mrs Warrick of Golds-boro and Juhn Carter of Bouth Boston Va Fevre Newport News: Carpenter Lynchburg: Miss Katherine Holman Iee: Miss Verna Hill Richmond Misa Mary Hamilton Kuhmotul Richmond Miss Motile Hanks Blnckslone We-t Vlrw School: Misa Mayme Norvcll Fork Union Goochland School: Misa Ma'tle Hone New Canton Miss Sue Nucknls Rockville Othma School: Misa Hattie Rigsby Olhma aa do tho people gaff Rlrtainnnil SJ? Train will leave over the bn ut iwi wi mt kM Un and Ohio and Ihe run will be madei twaeaiit tiu in less than four hours The train 5nt Sr tiirm 72 22 will consist entirely nf Pullmans and BU 01 Bwn rrc ln f0' will he open for tho members of I the party when they get reedy to -leave at tba end of the festivities along about midnight Parade Mrhrduled The reravan will reach M'aunton long about 1 o'clock and at I thert will ha a parade a hand concert on the rmunda nf the H'sun-ton Military Arademy at 4 n'rloek: at I there will be the usual business eevlon In the gymnasium of the Military Arademy and a banquet In the main dining hall of the military arademy at o'clock The real occasion Is scheduled to at Art at 130 In tho gymnasium when the candidates will bo assembled they will be pointed In the right direction they will listen to etranpe music tread devious pnths gate on OoorhlAtid Cotuity Behoof Board has mnny splendors hear venerable and announced Ihe appointment of all gifted speakers and will emerge white teachers for the riming term along about It o'clock possessed ofiRrhont will open with general a vast amount of wisdom garnered meeting of tenrhers Monday Rep- -e FINAL CLEAN-UP SOO pair of late summer foot wear formerly sold up tn 673 all go on sale In this great one-tiny event of fl3 for the Hrst pair and one rent for the next pair TABORETTES 12 Inches Across Top 18 Inches Tall FIRST FAIR If yon don't rare for two pair bring a friend and share the rost Pumps Straps Oxfords All Heels All Sizes NEXT PAIR (ember I at Goochland Courthouse The sclinol board and superintendent will be assisted bv a member of the Department of Education Schools will open for enrollment Tuesday morning On September Dr Sidney Hall will hold a round table with the high school teachers at Cardwell High School Fourteen 'hukcs will be used to transport rhlldrcn to consolidated schools All schools will have a nine months' term- The teachers named are Schools: Little Byrd Mrs Mary Wright Columbia Va Hadcnsvlllc Miss Fannie Trice Hartrasville Johnson Miss May Jamr Elk Hill Tabscott School: Misa Nannie Richardson Toano: Miss Gordon Fry Richmond: Miss Marie Johnson Hylaa Fife High School: Miss Amanda Pitts Elk Hill Misa Katherine Mosby Columbia Melvin Scott Stone Mountain: Miss Margart Metcalf Richmond: Miss Della Saunders Chase City Miss Jetlie Talley Br'Ialo Junction Sandy Hook High School: Driscoll Wicomico: Misa Sammle Saunders Bedford Verser Todd Richmond Mus Pauline Bourne Ventoy Miss Louise Hawthorne Dundas: Miss Daisy Rutherford Sandy Nook Cardwell Igh School: Le- fmm the ancients For the last several weeks the several committee handling the affair In the city of Staunton have been busy and there are ten nf these committees named to do things not merely for ornamental they are required to give service and give It with a vim The city la to be decorated as becomes the occasion there will be a great parade the schools will have a holiday the business men will almost suspend business for the events and everybody will Join hands to wel-eoms the visitor WUI Give Concert Monday night preceding the visit of the Bhrlncrs the Chanters will go from this city and give a concert tn Staunton for the benefit of the members of the Shrine their fsmllies the Masons generally all of which Is to be with the compliments of the officers of Area Tern- Sle There la no organisation In the tate that approaches the Chanters and they will be directed by James Womble one of the most distinguished musicians In the State Director Rudd who haa charge of the ceremonial after the Imparting of Instructions to the neophytes has been perfecting many pleasant surprises for the candidates absolutely new to this State and which are said to be exceedingly mirthful and beneflelal Ha and his crew will have entire charge of the second section of the ceremonial Of Fumed Oak New Shipment of Rrltlge and Floor Igmpx YYIth Beaded Fringe Just Arrived HAMMETT BLAKE KIRTLEY Inc Fourth and Ilroad Telephone Madison ISO FOR MONDAY ONLY 606 East Broad Street East Broad Street I MAW 17" A Inc STRICT TWO CONVENIENT STORES DSBNEYfiBUOfi lOEAST HOAD STREET GIRL 21 BECOMES REAL VALUES ALWAYS SHOP HERE AND SAVE iiijiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiinnMiiiiunjififi)iuuiiiiiiiHiiiiHnniiiiimiiunimuiiiimuiiiiHiiiiitaiimiiiiiniiiiiniiiiuiuiiiiiiiHitituiiHiiuiiimiiiiiiiiiminiiiiimHiuiiiiiuiniHiiiiniiniimmmiiiiiMiiuiiiimiiiiniiinutfflitHmiiimnniiiiitRmfiiiiit ONE WEEK MORE OF August Fur This sale means a saving of from 20 Jo to 25 to you Our stock is complete with the newest of fur garments with the guarantee of Maison Schwartz quality behind your purchase '950 Eight Piece Dining Suite Odd Chesterfields in Rich Jacquard 69 SEALINE MUSKRATS 195" Up The Economy of buying your Fur Coat now is worth your consideration We can arrange convenient terms so you can make monthly payments Misa Vera Menchik Gains Title in Strenuous Play in London By Universal Service LONDON Sept Onward sweeps the wave of youthful champions through the realms iff golf tennis movies and trans-Atlantic aerial flip-flops and now the majesty and dignity of chess bows to the Imperial swap of a winsome lass Just 31 years old Miss Vera Menchik became the world'! first chess champion after strenuous competition at the International play which closed here recently She won her first game ot chess at Moscow when she was on'y years old but she hai lived in Hastings England for the last six years Her mother Is English and her father Czecho-Slovaktan bu Miss Menchik spent the earlier years of her life tn Russia Commenting on her early attempt In the realm of chess Miss Menchik aid: 'Pap plays chess well and taught me much but he is not a champion My first big chess I played at the cn tournaments at Hasting In Is tournament Just finished I was confident of doing well but was not so sure I would become champion am very glad waa ln Russia at the time of the revolution but I do not want to say very much about It Like many more we had unpleasant times Papa owned a mill there He no longer has It 'I do not live and dream chess That would be too fixed It Is nice to turn to tennis end spend a lot of time modeling with day" Miss Menchik' chess Instructor at Hastings was Marcezy the Hungarian master VIRGINIA WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Extra large Cheaterflelda in rich Jicquarda excellent construction Sava at leaat 11000 Buy now! AC AA Delivers Itl dwtUw Easiest Terms! Suit consists of 60-Inch Buffet Oblong Table live Side Chain and Arm Chair In leather furnlahed in combination walnut An exceptional value DellTari It Enalrat Term RADIOS GREBE-FADA-CROSLEY-MOHAWK Easiest Terms Immediate Installation Attractive Living-Room $1 QQ50 Suite in Rich Jacquard Davenport $Q50 Table Jap Minks Dyed Squirrel Bronze Caracul Caracul Paw Natural Squirrel Hudson Seal Krimmer Caracul Pony Skins CHARLOTTESVILLE VA Sept 10 John Kessley of Blacksburg Va and misa Luelle Ann Carver daughter of Mr and Mrs Dabney Carver of Miller School this county were married yesterday by the Rev Northen pastor ui the High Echoed Baptist Church this city The bride Is a graduate of the Farmvllle State Teachers' College and haa been teaching In the Roanoke city schools for several years The groom attended Roanoke College and is now cashier of the National Bank of Blacksburg In which town the couple will make their home VIROIUNA VA Sept Henry Humphrey Hum pries and Mrs Nannie Young were married at Halifax Va Rev Edwin Harris the pastor of the groom officiating After the ceremony the oridal party drove to Virgillna where they were entertained at supper at the nome of Mrs Henry Humphries Davenport Table similar to Illustration rich brown mahogany finish While they last a50 A Collection of Scarfs At a Big Saving Wolfs Bau Marten Martens Ail pieces are large and roomy and covered In rich jacquard loose spring Nachmsnn construction that In guaranteed are used A most unusual value OTHER OYERSTUFFED SUITES $8950 $11950 $16950" TOU PROFIT BY BUYING HERE DPNEYfiBUGG 10 EAST BROAD STREET Attractive Termi Discount For ush MAIS9I I 7 A Inc STRE Enlisted Man Drowns NORFOLK VA Sept 10-H Stout of San Antonio Tex an enlisted man attached to the Antaris navy supply ahlp fell from a dock at the naval base here while fishing last night and waa drowned It was believed he fell asleep or suffered a heart attack The body was recovered BROAD aiimiBiimumiiiiiiiiimiiuiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniimuiiMiimiiuiHHiiiiiuiiHiimiiMimiiiinHiiHitiuuuiuiHiiiHiiiiiniiitiaHBi I I A i.

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