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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12
THE TRBUNE's POOI

THE TRIBUNE'S POOR MIR. GIBBS.
Josiah F. Gibbs. member OF the
Tribune editorial staff whom that pa
per is sending TO the Pacific coast TO
knock" Utah. has written TO the ed
itor of The neutrality-suspicious. indig-
nantly denying that he is a member
Of the Tribune editorial staff. AS
Gibbs is on the payroll OF that pa
per as a rowing correspondent, his
denial need not be taken very serious.
ly.
We are giving Gibbs the benefit OF
his statement, however. because We
recognize that il is libellous to accuse
anybody OF being a member OF the
editorial staff Of the Tribune. The
average editor-in-chief OF a newspa-
per breads a libel suit Just as HIS
Satanic Majesty is supposed to hate
holy water. so the average editor hates
a libel suit. 1t makes him trouble,
and although there is but one per
cent OF judgements TO the 100 per
cent Of libel suits, yet the editor alb
hors them.
Therefore, we regretted that we
were forced TO accuse a man of some
thing that is easily proven to be true.
yet is really hbellous in character.
Even the sort of man that this Pa
cific Coast trip shows Gibbs to be,
feels the hot blush of shame mount
ing in his cheeks when he sees his
connection with the Salt Lake Trib-
une publicly exposed.
We sympathize with Gibbs; we
sympathize with anybody that is con-
nected with the Tribune. even in Sc
cret, and our heart bleeds for any
one who must stand in the market
place publicly branded with the
shame of being connected with that
paper
Truth, however. is mighty and must
prevail. Men are known by the COM
pany they keep. Gibbs resentment
at being publicly hooked up with the
Tribune shows that he is not yet lost
TO all sense of decency. and that
there is still a lingering spark or
manhood that will assert itself when
this utter disgrace is made public.
AS to the remainder of the Gibbs
letter to The ld-Republican, it is
mostly a discussion of the Mountain
Meadow massacre in which we have
No int al,
against the Mormon church and its
officers whom we do not feel called
upon TO defend. We see no reason
for inflicting it upon our readers, who,
we feel. have taken the Gibbs meas
ure and want no more of him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12
A REAL SOLUTION OF THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

II HAT platform Republican Utah offers the only
practical practicable solution of the liquor question being
generally admitted the campaign careful reading of the
enemy ntemperanee Republican party working
blot out the evils the liquor traffic. and offers the only method by which
following Republican parys liquor ques-
se nm g &c. as adopted " the '1'''n state convention IN 0"
Upol the important question Of liquor Hesitation the ReDob
effectively the evils of nmpeance It regards results
question people made
the football Of party politics and dEasn to capture votes We
not adopt legislation which however well intended WILL under
prove disappointment real advocates of
temperance We therefore upon question follows
.ans Guo ond m ac outside O Of the sR s 81 the
incorporated cities providing that all that part Of the county
uS TSs . unit for the. determining aS01 Of the auSt o Te in
prOpriate provisions submission qualified
sale Of such liquors within such cities county units shall be
permitted prohibited and pledge the Republican legislature
70 put the provision S INTO OPERATOR by appropriate laws "n
such city unit where majority of the quail
ned electors having voted nron such question ha not declare Tor
license regulation.
The Republican party therefore, vOrs pledged prohibit
the sale of liquor outside the cities of Utah prohibit the sale of liquor
in the cities of the state in the cities Of all classes that the voters shall
royr They should have The % 70 vote s:w or drv and II believes
Iney snouIu nave the sa 70 woe oI s, @ 10
enforced city d votes close the saoo there such
S IN nn public fP er against the liquor a that WI" be pos
n votes n GT Of Ra a% a Re deemed s pc 5
the control of the traffic There is question that
expressed polls it viii possible have absolute prohibit
the sentiment of the will favor enforcement
enforced the sentiment Of the
healthy public support behind law make it
effective.
absolute prohibition liquor outside the cities of the first second and
county, viii be absolute prohibition The cities themselves
They viii controlled by
the outside their corporate limits vl they be controlled by
each other.
therefore, absolute prohibition county outside the
cities The Republican through its platform
then its pledge the people Of the state that there will be vote
question ninety after the adjournment of the eg
which January That that the
viii be submitted the qualified electors of each
the within ninety after the legislature adourns
hold
traffic the will have their opportunity
their With the country districts
question 1911, the prohbtOnis
opportunity tho sale of liquor in Utah. if
of If the majority the
they "we," saloons will be licensed,
surely prohibtn will be unAmerean
the sale of liquor If
There wide difference between state
The latter
city The former the exact opposite of that
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

One B. F. Grant says he stands for
prohibition. and that he stands there
because the Anti-Saloon league does.
Let's see, does the policy OF that
league favor prohibition or local OPP
ton with strict regulation? 1t might
be well for b. F. to read up on that.
It is embarrassing to stand on a plat
form of which one is not sure. 1t is
not clear just now what difference it
makes to anybody where he stands.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

We are curious TO know whether
Candidate. Erickson. Democrat, would
vote for free wool, free lead, and
free sugar if elected to Congress. Per-
haps. he would adopt the policy of
Uncle Jesse Knight and want free
trade only on what he buys and pro
lection on what he sells
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

That's a formidable list OF ques-
lions the Sanpete county Republican
committee has submitted TO Ferdi-
nand Erickson, the Democratic can
didate for Congress. We don't know
much about Mr. Erickson up in this
part OF the state. but we await his
answers with interest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

The organ of the American" par
ty says Republicans. are pleased over
the selection of Col c. Ed Loose as
state chairman because he has money
and is not a 'tightwad." An inquiry
at American party county or state
headquarters as TO who are consid-
cred ''tightwads" there would prob
ably reveal some information the
aforesaid organ would not care to
priEt
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

Mr.. Roosevelt says he would be
willing to run for President again If
he thought he could carry a single
southern state. and break the Solid
South. AS he didn't say what he
thought of this latter proposition. our
curiosity must remain unsatisfied.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

pola OF the police station building,
and have confessed. What's the use
of catching the little thieves and let
ting the big ones get away? If that's
all the city has lost during the Amer
lean" party administration. it is
lucky. It would be too good to be
true.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

Governor Spry's appointment of
Willard Done as state insurance COM
missioner to fill the unexpired term
OF George B. Squires will be general
ly commended. Commissioner Done
has been doing the work since Mr..
Squire's illness which eliminated in
that officials death. and it is moth
ing new to him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

A visitor says that Salt Lake is
destined to be the fifth city in popu-
lation in the United States. II certain
influences in the state can be muz-
zled. there is no doubt of it, 1t is all
right TO talk about Tipping Zion. d"
but 1t is much better to stop knock
ing and get in and help make it
something more than a figure Of
speech.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

Mrs. Pat" Campbelrs daughter. it
seems, is old enough to get married.
And here we had been thinking all
the time that the fascinating and tai
ented Mrs. pat" was scarcely more
than a debutante herself.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

Charles E. Hughes has taken his
seat on the Supreme bench OF the
United States and. therefore, is out of
politics. We imagii ? mere are some
gentlemen in New York who already
breathe easier. Now if they could
corral Colonel Roosevelt and put him
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12
DENVER & RlO GRAABE TINE TABLE
Objective June 10. 1900
neaarf--DafIy.

Depart--Dafiy.
Provo, Manti and MarysvaIe.. 1850 an
Bingham and Bingham june. $500 an.
Denver. Chicago and East. s:10 am.
Park City. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b.Ze am.
ogden and intermediate points rs ana.
ogden ana San Francisco. .... 1.46 pm.
ogden, san Fran and " est. 2.35 pm.
ogden, San Fran. Portland. 1850 pm.
MldVals and Bingham. ....... ESQ pm.
Denver, Chicago and East. 4:05 pm.
Provo. Tintic and inter. points. sos pm.
Ogden and intermediate points 6:10 pm,
Denver, Chicago and East. $40 pm.
Grand Juno. and inter. points. 7s10 pm.
ogden, San Fran. Portland. .11:s0 pm.
ArrfVe-Datiy.
ogden, San Fran, Portland .. $3.50 am.
ogden and intermediate points.10:00 am.
Provo, Tintic and inter. points. 10 20 am.
Bingham and Midvaie. 1880 am.
Denver, Chicago and East. 1880 pm.
ogden and intermediate points. 1;s5 pm.
Denver, Chicago and East. 2:l5 pm.
Grand juno. and inter. points. ESQ pm.
ogden and San Francisco. 1886 pm.
Park City. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boo pm.
Bingham and MidVale. ....... b;45 pm.
Prove. Manti. Marysvales
Heber .................. SOS pm.
Ogden, San Fran, Portland. 90. 7:0O pm.
Denver, Chicago and East. II :i5 pm.
Ogden. San Fran Portland. 1:10 pm
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

Two members of the city fire de-
partn,ent have been accused OF steal
ing the historic old bell from the Gu
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12

to sleep somewhere, they could be
reasonably happy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-12
Cache Knitting Works FACTORIES.

Salt Lake and Logan finest made I'M
derwear and sweater coats in America.
Sample room, 80 Richards street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
Buena Vista
lspeciai 70 me Richmond vIryinian.5

Especial to The Hicnmond ViFssa1n.1
BUENA VISTA. VA, April 1e.--
-. :, ~. rras+ hralls.nt rnusicsl ~
-. = s. s... -s,..,.
teFtaAHMents oI she
at the Southern 6efmtnary on Monday
evening. the occasion being the Erad-
.,.., :, Nj. nsS.t. Rrow.r
uAss .e :; y.
IN vocal music ana tne AAssss nv
Cartney and Miss Gilbert In piano
y ,sr~a auatanca vs. present ana the
...., -. -. .rcs,l.rt one
1oG ,,,s. 49, Ns 49, az, $50 .
r~ns.,, .s,.rsr. q, horor ~ sev.
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p.esUn s. a ana
pioa1ans o va xtaa =. - .o,rs
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=. IN s.sas s1sy ...a.,nrua aha n NV
tne sge oI~sn Ass 80 10. . I
saveu ~ ne 1. ss .sH....asS 49, 49,
81. - 80 49, A,,at.
laonuay - Mnsw - pns.
60 " NOV o''A"' - 49,
hoxe. ,.,. s.,a !,
~ p sss,,aa aS,r.s ~ = Twantx.nirtr
.ne DfotnIcm cAuSn ~ 1919
ssree. services g rs ne.a e ssn e W.
, as. A"u r sno aat,r 1. - cn.r~s ~
"a nas = me 49, !, - - ~ paarnr.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16

fHpec4ni - 9ife Hfrfnnund y5tVwfntan
SUFFOLK, VA. AprSi ISs---Nisr
Tharess Nurney entertsinad ~ c. ~.
siirhffui - A Mondsv aSsArnocr 4,
honor 81 her ruest. No CO. 49,.
cham. of Nav York. Nrr cenrSss
Nnrn.v. rrssia.6 !. ~ ~. st.n ~ ~
Tho house va elaborafaiv decorntsS
In mnseea az spirea And dorwnnd
with !, bachrround 81 fern ana naInr
MIR ri ID 0eakins AUTHORIZATION 4
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~ n No Tll9 - " ~ -
Fredericksburg

Especial 10 Tho Richmond virginian.)
TREDERICKsBuRG. VA. Apr4
IL: 1fr. n. Levy, Of Springfield, Mo-,
u vtsittns Mr., and Mr.. Malmis Izirsh.
Eof this city q. "a
Mr.. \. X. wheeler and daughters.
Mr. y. I G. Bell and Mr., vi 4.
Thompson. have returned from
tend the funeral Or Mrs. I. Il. Amixs
A6fssea Lima Harrison and Mary
Page WsAiies have returned from =
short trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. r. ~. Chichester. Of this city.
has returned from business trip u
New Brunawaei. N. IS
Miss Courtney Grump. OF Rich
rsond. was guest Of Miss Flora
Mason, u few days this week.
Mrs. r. w MOTLEY. OF Sharpts
Wharf, Richmond county, II visiting
her sister, Mrs H. J. Harrison.
Mr.. Thomas Semmes. OF Richmond.
spent several days this week In Fred
Mis- jennie Maitland has returned
from sssr; tr;R = .. ssl |. ssI.i..a.
her parenta In New York.
Il Mr1. Charles sA. Wallace b q kuest
OF friends III Richmond
Miss Lancaster. Of Ashland. h visit
ing Mis- Bessie Belle Cannon here.
Mra A. G.. Dogxett and MRS Ella
Tiieman have returned from wash
tngton.{ where they have been the
guests Of friends. -
Misses Mamie and Beside Chesiey
have returned from . short visit TO
Washington.
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Stewartsville
Especial to The Richmond virsinian.,
xssIs1rxxx 4 % n,ssrxIr n II A.~atr. = q

Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.3
SrEWARTsvILLE. VA. April 10.
On Friday evening, beginning
promptly NJ 7:so, Jordantown graded
school, which was taught by Misses
Sledd and Miles, was brought to u
close BY tho rendition OF an excellent
program. consisting Of songs and reel
tations. The entire program was ably
carried out. The teachers who spared
neither time nor labor, deserve I1ucn
praise for their thorough training Tor
this special occasion, a. well N for
tho good work done durinE the en-
MrA J. w. Stephens has returned
to vtnton. after ten days visit to
relatives and friends In Bedford.
Miss Matte johnson IL the guest Of
her cousin. Miss JaInison.
Mira John, Thaxton and little dAuGh-
ter. Virginia. arc expected here this
week TO spend while with the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and MrA w. n.
johnson.
Beaver Dam Baptist sunday-School
was organized Sunday with the fol-
lowing officers. Mr.. r. wills. Mr..
Thomerson and Miss Nora johnson.
n 10 earnestly hoped that both old
and young will attend and do all In
their power to make this school sue
CenS.
Mim Ola Wright has returned home
from Z short yitat TO relatives In Roa-
nolEe and vinton.
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Leesltlrg

(f3pecfal 10 The Rich mead QirRfnfau.
IEESBURo. VA. Apr1s f6.--,NYr'
Mary Carr IL visiting rslnflveu u
Washinrton. ID. c. 3, ~
Nru, Juua %. I.ittae3ohn hs1 -.
turned 10 her home in Lessburx ftCSr
! rhres months stay In Herp0fie IGr.
~. w. Va. IA n al
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Carr Norris, d
Baitirnorc. Ma. ana Mtna Ethel Tfisslx.
81. 81 CenteryiIle.s Nd. epcnt severe
daya With the formers parents, M
ana Mrs.. Thomas Norris. ssF
Misses Ida BenchlAr ana EifawxJ
Biakemore, delegates To Sunda,
school convention of the III. d
church. South. Iaesburw. accorf,a.
MED by Mn Mozcile brown. are Il
Norfolk this wAek. q. ~
Mrs, William K. Iserg. hitter el,end.
ins week ct .'Craydon," near Lees.
burg. with her, parents. Mr.. ana Nrs
Wilifam b. Htbhs. m left Tor = VIII,
% Srisuds ii Connecticut. II. &
NJ. Wostmorciard DAVIS = spand.
,nr soma time il New York. 81 NJ
Miss Mary Peterkin, OF Rarksrs-
burg, w. va. daughter Of llishop NJ.
terkin. ID Waiting Mias Margaret Fish.
burne.
Mr., and Mrs. Yyon PIX. aud xlsefl
daughter, Mas Isadore pike. have r..
turned from washington. where the,
spent the winter months. TO .EIvon,
tkeir suburban home
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Norfolk

sa u Tho Richmond svirSin.~n.)
|<aHEpIE. VA. April 1S.-A
nd beautiful card party Wa
M ara. Frank 8. Hops and
Mary HDpe Wednesday Altar
~ their home In Portsmouth.
mi rcd tulips were used In the
|ifl = III Il iuzK TIM prtx8 for me hlEh-
ccro Ia bridge was aWaxsied 70
Garland Weaver. Miss Josephine
0u4 won the second prtxA. q pair
III utockinga. and the conaola-
- drawn by Mins lose Carney.
and. Mira. X. w. webb and
have given up their apart
IN Ghent.
fn1 guest Of her parents Rev.
4 AxntM and Mrs Amis4 In thiz
9f horne In Baltimore. after 4
Mn Phtiitp ~. PRESCOTT. Jr.,
- Marguerite Taylor In Nor
kiexander Forbes. Of Jersey
H6iGhtA arrived yesterday and
9nest Of her sister. MrA Peter
m "Tha York.
s Afx Uraishart Brooks has isfs
iand Park Balfisnors. where
yintt her aunt Mr2 0oode.
G4nsfes Wood y the Rslest 81
9tt1e Garrett N Baltimore.
4! nv. Kite rG<nFned yesterday
MD ~ HaItim0ras Nd
e. fasS King 49, y ~ Virginia
11yy1aSe " impcrtAucs In 90
leM hook plaeo last evening
~ Tstnity church. Ports
IT, 1Jen Mtes Emnna etevoua
eceSne tbs p11fe of Mr.. !.
{u4&3nA Afker the cere-
al1ant escept3on ~As held
onee " the brides uncIa,
= t. 1ngeIl n Lpndon etreet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-16
Pocahontas

Especial 10 the Richmond virgtnian.,
ROCAHnNTAA VA April H.
Tho Easter german Of the Pocahon-
tas German Club was gtven At ths
Pocahontas Inn on Friday night and
was brilliant AFFAIR.
Tho music was furnished by the In
ter state orchestra and Mr.. Charles
AGinter lead many new and difficuit
figures:
THOSE taking part from out OF town
were: Missss Mary Nunan. Of Gary.
w. Va: Eva Palmer, OF Graham, Va;
RosAlie Hicks. OF Graham, Va:
Rh0da Smokey, OF MAnnaring. w,
Va; Newman. Of Gary. w. VA: Jen-
nis BrAny. of Biuefield, w. Va; Met
~ Hicks Graham, Va; Coosis Jant
Julian Saunders, Of Graham. va: Mr.
and MIN. John n. Tanner, Graham
Others dancing Included: Mr.. and
Mrs. C0Iebaughs Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
RatlAZ, Professor and Mrs.. 8
Barnes NJ and Mrs.. Sol. BaAch, Mr.
and MI J. Acton. LAndon. Mr.. and
I16rk Harvey Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs
In. b. Dennen. Dr. and Mrs.. i. J.
stump. Mr.. a =. King. Or. Farley
Dr. !. g. Kiiisy. Of Vivian. w. Va;
DR.. q. b. Irwin, Coopers. w. Va. Lat
Tia, az BramMali. w Va. Irn Apple
Little. OF 6witchhack. w. Val Johr
Roberts, Charles q. Mintcr. b. e
Ward. Il. Kent Ward. u. b, Ward. Or
John Henry Thompson. irwin Jen'
kiua. Shillitoy Garrett. Golfer. G. A
DsnHen. Baii Dennsn. Sidney Bloch
". ~. Mintsx. Louis Bach, Misses
4 ra.A A. ~S.Ia r.
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spo,ttsylvaIlia

especial tb me Richnsond vixxiniAn.)
6EOIBYLyANIA, VA, April 1k.--
Mr. NJ. r.. wake, who has been Wis.,
iting III lower apotsyivania for some
days has returned TO l1is home ~
BlacksbnrE.
| Mr.. Lazy y. Garner. o. the His
toric Hotel. entartaincs lev
flienda y : social On THURSDAY MI 4
Ian. s. 4 ! ~ ~ -
MI. Bsale Is. Garner. d ,;no,s.'l-
wants the sues. q f g. I.
Mr.. Benjamin d. Wiltshire. of Or
&nge county. has been renaaved 70 =
hospital ~ Charlottesville since re-
ceiving injuries 1t hts snwmtli.
Miss Lucy Byrd o'Brien. of Balti-
more. = visiting IN 6potsylrATasa ana
Hanover counties 81 II 81 Ess 5
Misses Edna and Elvas Garner. 10
Epctsytvania, entertained several Indy
guests at their home on Friday 1tght
last.
Hrs. Henry A. Garner. OF spetxys-
vania, IL the guest or Mrs Eshsi q.
Wtltshife. Of 81 lust Va.
Mr. Armtstead c. Gordon. Of Staan-
at epotsyivanta. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs., HeisktH. ~ Washing.
ton, have returned home. after two
weeks wish u 1pot1yIyanfn
Mias Mary II. Andersoh gave do
Hghtfu1 social 70 her lady and gsu-
tlemen friends on Friday night last.
Mis- MAry Allen Goodwin. 81 Ha-
leigh. N. Ct, Il Visiting IL washing
ton and Baltimore s
Mr.. y. r. III. Crismond Ii IL home
against. after ~ visit 10 Washington.
p. &C,
Mr.. James r.. Evans. Of Freder-
ickaburB. has returned home, after 3
weeks scjourn In Spotsy1yAnia ooun.
".
lrr. Harry u. McWhirt. Of Ashland,
y rusticattng for two weeks Or moro
II SpotsylvAniA
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or the boy and girl AZ tS.day. III
especially commended 1S& 1ntrpduc.
ton Of domestic science ~ ~ SCHOOL,
and the enlargement ox ~ manual
training departments. ~ esnphAais.
ed the distinction h43y91n 0ulturs
and education, defining M latter ~
that which u taught ~ child ID
make him most useful T. tnneeff anc
nociety. Business mon uiAnt not m6rS
university men. with &hefx kncwi-
edge OF Greek and Tsa41r but men
with > practical educat19n ~ we'll
He thought that impr0t6niNnt IN the
schools along these iinx - eonen-
tally the work Of the 0unen Of TIN
mothers clubs and III 1ne9e Inter
asted IN the schools M About
forty members OF the C1t1 0rU pres
ezlt. Miss Anita Kirk1FGi4 aaufiful-
II rendered several sele 1ne son the
piano. among them b1lSG xAptss1
Rhapsody,
The Chimboraxo Motlli Cub met
yesterday afternoon III n ~ nudifo-
rum Of the school, " " oreotann
meeting was held WITH n h6x$ -
tendance. The kindu41 Ak tdfs
school y . most nouri ~ and
fhe little ones often I'm hoMT
marching and games OH 1ssDaxk
Personals ana " Il 9
MT. William J. Gch6 6xM ~,
of 4zs North Thirty-n9 ntxeot,
c0ntinuee very sick ~
NJ. George Ciendon. 4 y&Nk y0xik,
Who has been on ! vista ~ ~ S@t11eF
~ ~ North Twenty-e Is ~ {, ~
turns to New York To- "a SS NJ
Alnu EivA Bates con,2 IL.
prove at her home on q " Hlxky-
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. rhiladslphis ana Norris

town. N. y.
Nj. 4. =. xGewans was In town
part Of the wssk. He left syednee-
day WIN hts pGrsntss Mr.. and Mfs g.
Lyuchburg. Mr.. Mcwans 10 tew le-
Gated et 0eorgel r. o.. Tom.g Greek
station. for the v. I. G.
Mr.. george Davis left wednesday
Tor Grey CHE, Montana
Min MsiitA Wilson went 10 RSa-
noke during the week Tor . visit. 70
friends.
Misss virginia vaughan celebrated
her tenth birthday on "Wednesday
last. There were I great number 80
wish her many returns Of this day.
Games wers played and delicious re-
Treatments followed.
Mrxl Z. o, BuIlard left Tuesday Tor
wythevtlIe. to attend the bedside OF
her sister: who Y very low.
Mr.. John A. Wilson died OF con-
sumption wednesday night at the age
Of 50. He u survived by his wife.
a iaughter and nine sons. All exc
cept . son who II In China WIN be
homo 70 attend the funeral
Misses Sue and Lily Tyler VIII en-
terrain th4 L&dies Aid and 0iSsIcn-
airy Societies Of the two Presbyte-
rian churches Friday, April ~. ut
$3.50 r.. u. The members OF thess
societies are cordially invited.
Mrs Hcgs Brown y quite III with
". .. Biackweii il SIN serious III.
Pastor giee left Thursday morning
to attend meeting Of COMMITTEES
Of the hoard Of trustees OF Marion
preach n Sharon church. Bland coun-
Aavu II,
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