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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Synopsis OF frecGQlu& OnuptCIcs
Capt. Alfonso Payton. the sky pirate,
kidnaps Helen Grayman, New YORK
richest girl. and carries her away In
his >airship, the Chameleon. He poses
as commodore Brown.
She thinks her abduction is prac-
teal joke. Payton takes her to MI MS
lodge in a Labrador wilderness. VIII
liam Grayman. her father. secretly
summons the police.
By wireless telephone Payton de-
mands S10,000,000 ransom from Gray
man. who agrees to meet him at
Tribes Hill with the money. Grayman
plans to trap the pirate.
Helen and her maid are well cared
for by Payton, but are closely guarded
by indian John. Helen suspects that
they are prisoners.
One after another Payton captures
four police aeropianes sent to trap him
and kills several policemen before
Grayman reaches the scene.
Grayman and police commissioner
Braman reach Tribes Hill. Payton
k1dnapS Grayman who again promises
to pay the ransom.
Payton takes Grayman home. Helen
receives forged letter from her
father. which treasures her. She re-
plies to her fathers letter.
Grayman fears Helen will fan in
offers government aid and assigns
Lieut.. Allan the task of locating Pay
tons lodge.
This Allan does by receiving wire
less messages from Payton at New
York and Buffalo with the aid of
geometry and his new invention
Allan, Grayman and Grantham start
for ,Payton's lodge with five war aero
planes. Helen. learning that she has
been kidnapped. escapes. but is cap
tured.
Allan's war aeroplanes reach Pay
tons lodge. The Chameleon fires on
them. disabling Allans faYorite sero-
plane, the Eagle.
~Payton escapes with Helen and her
maid in the Chameleon, pursued by
Allan's Osprey and Sky1ark Alias
fires at the Chameleon
Payton crfpples the Skylark and
lodges from cloud to cloud in des-
perate efforts to escape from Allan's
Osprey.
The Osprey cripples the Chameleon
Payton and Helen drop to the ground
in parachutes. Allan goes to Helen's
rescue. defending her against Payton's
attacks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05

ner Montana and Ange streets (1OOO
block). j. J. Bullen, pastor. The usual
services of the church will be held on
Sunday. Bible school at $40 a. m,
followed by worship at II. The pastor
will preach on Christ Washing the
Disciples Feet The ordinance OF the
Lords Supper will be observed at this
service. The evening service at will
be held on the church lawn. The SER
mon will be on Sowing and Reaping."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
FIRST METHopIsr EPISCOPAL

Bernard Gibbs, pastor; residence 149
North Ochoa street Phone Bell 1913.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; morning
worship, II a. m; Epworth League
devotional service. Z p m; evening
worship, s p. m; midweek prayer SER
vice Wednesday, D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
WESTMINSTER PREsBYTERIAN-

Rev. T. S. Knox, minister. Temporary
place Of worship on Boulevard be-
tween Kansas and Campbell. New
church under construction on corner
Rio Grande and Florence. Preaching
by the pastor at II a. m and p. m. !;
Sabbath school. 9:45 a. m; Christian
Endeavor. p. m; prayer meeting
Wednesday, 8 p. m Strangers, visit
ors and travelling men spending the
Sabbath in the city are cordially in
Vited to all services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
HIGHLAND PARK METHODIST

Cor. Dakota and Federal streets A. N
Evans. pastor. Sunday school. Chas.
w. Brett. superintendent will meet
at 9:45 a. m At the IL o'clock service.
the pastor will preach upon the sub
ject Of Immortality" Mrs. C. c. Holly
Will render a vocal solo, Sing My
Soul His Wondrous Love-" (Gilder).
The evening service will be revivalistic
In nature and music in harmony with
the subject of the hour will be rem
dered A cordial invitation is extended
to all. You are strangers but once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
THE CHURCHES.
HIGHLAND PARK BAPTIST,

HIGHLAND PARk BAPI1ST-GOId
and Dakota Sunday school at 9:45 a.
m, T. H Sanderson, superintendent
In the absence OF the pastor at Cloud
croft, Rev. ]. NJ. Joiner will preach at
the morning hour, and the evening ser
vice will be in charge of W. j. Buie
and Fred W. Freeman. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05

the impenitent wicked, please or insult
God? Why?
14.) Verse 10-The Salvation Army
and some others take advantage Of
every public gathering to preach the
gospel; is it or not the duty of all the
Christian churches to do the same?
Why?
(15) Verses 11-19-What was the
first effect of Baruch publicly reading
Jeremiah's book to the people?
(16.) Which secures the more con-
verts, the direct or the indirect results
Of preaching the gospel?
(17.) Verses 20-25-What effect had
the reading OF the book upon the great
men who stood around the king, and
upon the king himself?
(1s.) Why did the king have the
book burned?
G9.) What has been the result in
all the attempts that have been made
to suppress the word of God?
900 What is the eject of sin, long
continued upon the conscience and
moral sense?
(21) Verse 26-How is 1t that
sometimes God hides his servants from
the vengeance Of their enemies, and at
other times allows them to suffer?
(22) Verses 27-32-What resulted
from burning the roll?
.(2S.) What IL always the final re-
suit of SHINING against God: CThis is
one of the questions that may be
answered in writing by members of
the club.)
Lesson for Sunday. August 90, 1911,
jeremiah Cast Into Prison Jer. xxxvii.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05

ST. CLEMENTS-Rev Henry Eas-
ter. rector. Early communion at 1880.
Sunday school at $50; morning prayer
at 1870. No evening service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05

Altar of I saw the Osprey speeding
away on the course that / had given
her and which they had evidently been
unable to control. The Chameleon
still hung tattered overhead. slowly
circling. had scarcely raised my
head little higher when / caught
sight Of Payton in the brush, calling
and gesticulating to his men. who soon
came into sight behind him. They
were all dripping and bedaubed with
mud. and more savage looking trio
l never beheld. To my dismay / saw
that they all carried rifles.
/ had no weapon but my automatic
pistol, which contained ten shots, be-
sides twenty in my belt. 1t was
slight preparation for siege. but
had the advantage Of the natural for
LITIGATION Of the rocks.
And now a new cause Of anxiety
presented itself 1t was evident that
the Chameleon was gradually being
brought to earth. saw signals ex-
changed between her and Payton. His
men on the Chameleon had seen US,
and saw from their motions that they
were. pointing US out.
He knew how to manage his cam
paign. He sent his two men around
to the northeast and northwest sides.
while he himself guarded the south
Then we were surrounded.
The question now was. How large a
reinforcement would Payton receive
when his aero succeeded in landing?
Miss Gayman thought five had fallen.
In that case our enemies would num-
Der only FIVE In all. and Payton's &C
cession of force would be two men
Still. 1t would be terrible odds. since
they had guns and / only pistol.
The open ground around Us was suf-
hciently broad to require several min
utes for q runner to cross 1t. My
task was to keep sharp watch on all
sides and prevent an approach.
] ran round the parapet. as l may
call it, peering out In every direction.
Miss Grayman. comprehending what |
was about and seeing my difficulty.
offered to aid me. [ refused at first.
fearing to expose her to shot. but
she eagerly insisted. and | let her take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
FIRST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ford theater, II a m. Rev. Miles Han
son will give second sermon treating
the Besant lectures on the "Emergence
of a World Religion" Subject for
Sunday. The Coming of a World
Teacher" Discussion class. 10 a m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
CALVARY BAPTIsT-Rev r.

Hanks is holding protracted meeting
in Carbon, Texas and will be away
for two Sundays. Rev. W. F. Hatchell
will preach next Sunday morning and
Rev. E. l. Millican one week from
Sunday August Is. in the morning
The B. Y. P. u. will have the evening
meetings In charge for both Sundays.
They have arranged unusually fine
programs to take the place Of the regu-
lar church services
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
FIRST CHRIsTIAN-Corner Or

FIRST CHRISTIAN - Corner Oregon
and Franklin, two blocks north from
the. Sheldon. Perry J. Rice, pastor.
Services will be held Sunday as<fol-
lows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m:
morning worship at IL. Mrs. Laura
Gerauld Craig will speak in the morn
ing. There will be no evening service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05

Mutt and Jeff are with US. Another
appearance today on Classified page
Every day IN The Herald hereafter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-05
DAILY RECORD.

Deeds Filed.
San Diego street. between Kentucky,
ana Dakota avenues, Highland Park
addition; Highlands Realty company
to Mrs. NJ Cook. lot 3, block "a; con-
sideratiOn. $50.
Bfrths-GirIs.
To Mrs F. Samaniego, Lincoln Park.
July e.
To Mrs Ceribio Cabrera, Canova and
Sixth streets. July g.
To Mrs. Moses T. Lleweilyn, Nal
Pals. N NJ, August 2.
To Mrs jose Landavoza. ZOE South
Stanton street. July 10.
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for instruction purposes. ii VIII
always be available when needed
f9' rescue work q ID care " inlare1 ~
case OF disaster, as t. Is fGlly equipped
Tor this purpose.
u s. perhaps not generaly rallied
no" large a percentage u deaths
no" due To acc'dsnt. ~ fact. in csr-
tain Industries deatns from di>sage are
absolutely SIS !gnineant Ia n1nberx as
compared 9ith those from AceiGen,
for eMampie in the repistra.i1n area
which nov incllaes a5oul 3: pe- e.u.
OF me population ~ 1hc Cni,eg s,atcs.
INC 1903 census s,atis.iea ,nsire =,
accident 81" per cent. az ai3 6satn+
among steam railway empi9vez ..
twctn the ages IL twenty-hym sna
lnlfty- our, The next most h-azorG.u.
o~ceupation a. shown b- ,heae statix.
!igs. IS that of miners ana G-Jartgnesa
lhkcn together IN which a-ccsdeu,. -.
Lcspnnsible Tor Gi3 per rent. ~ aIt
"ehths al the same ageY. non .r.i
te"i WORKER ha"e Zs.i per cebt nfss
we rate Tor al manufacturing ard .g.
e"thichl pHrsulta 7nkcn t1rctHgy F,
N" same aBes Is 2t.s per oonf .
! tnc people wiioh Tho Hcd f.rUts
RING 20 raarn IN praet!esI ,s
~ means 81 It's tifSt AID car.
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Winchester, has returned to washing

49, ~
Miss Julia Marshall hns returned
to her home ut summit Point. w. Va,
Jenkins. in Winchester.
MISS Eva Chapman has returned to
alartinshurg. w. va. from a visit to
chester.
Miss Virginia Barr, of stanton, Is
TyisilinE at tie home Of Mr. and Mrs.
who have been attending the automo-
bile SHOW In New York. have returned
to Winchester.
Miss Isabelle Baker has returned 10
Stdunton, after spending several weeks
AT the home of her parents. Colonel
and Mrs. III. III. Baker. in Winchester.
Rev. Frank Tyler has returned 10
Covington, after visiting his parents.
Or. and Mrs. George 7. Tyler. at the
Methodist EniScopal Church, South:
ing relatives in Winchester and Vi
cinity, has returned to Mechanicsburg.
Pa.
Mrs. Adam Torney and Miss Julia
relatives in McKccsport, Pa.
Mrs. Leslie Shepherd has returned
TO her homo in Kansas City. Mo, after
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Lumley and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lumlcy, have returned
TO winchester. after spending Il month
with relatives in Southern Virginia
u North Carolina.
Miss Bessie Hopkins, who has been
SPENDING some time in Winchester. has
gone to Washington for the balance
Of tho winter.
Miss Myrtle Atkinson has returned to
Winchester. after aNvisit TO friends at
~Spartanburg, $. G.
Mrs. c. T.. Supinger. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
terrell, In Winchester has returned
to her home at Front Royal.
Miss Ethel Print. of L,uray, has been
visiting at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
james w. Hamilton. in Winchester.
Miss Florence HenninE has returned
to Richmond, after spending two weeks
with relatives and friends i'll Win
chester.
Mrs. w. III. Bossorman and son have
returned TO Front Royal. Va, after
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas j. Cooper, in
Winchester.
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Pocahontas Social News

lSpeclai 10 The Tllncs- dispatch.
P~ocahontas. Va, January 1I.-A ger
man was given at the Masonic Hall on
Thursday evening by the young men
of the METROPOLITAN Social Club. which
was led by Louie Bach.
At the regular meeting of the A.,
f. e A.. NJ. Pocnhontas Lodge. No. lis.
held at its temple on Tuesday evening.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; Ernest .. Ward.
warden; w. S. Kabrich, junior warden:
NJ. Bloch. secretary; John A.. Newton,
senior deacon; Sol. Baach. Junior dca-
CON: Robert Berbcrt. tiler.
Mrs. c.. c.. Frazier entertained at
her home on Park Place. Wednesday
afternoon, in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. Henry B. Frazier. Of Grnham
progressive forty-two was the game.
Those taking part were Mesdnmes John
Paulctt Halter, George II. thinner
man. J. Walter ~Graybcals. Floyd Black,
LILLE Brcneman, Joshua Acton Lam
don, Henry b.. Frazier. Jasper w. II.
Lawford. Fl. Marvin Umherger, Lii
burne f. Ward, James W. Brewster. p.
s. Martin. After the game the guests
were given Il luncheon, which consisted
of SIX courses.
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Emory and Henry Social News

lSpecial to rho Times Dispatch.l
Emory, Va, January i.-The Emory
and Henry Glee Club is making great
strides in preparation for it's FIRST con-
cert. which takes place In the college
Gnnnei Thursday evening. Many stu
dents are awaiting with interest tho
nrst performance Of THE Glorious
G.ridiron.' n new football song, which
u Is hoped a nave some influence
III securing the recognition OF this
sport by the college authorities.
Under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
Robert Parker Miles. dramatic lee
iurer. delivered his famous 'Tnllow
III. In the evening.
Rev. r. i. Early. n formor student
OF Emory n Henry. at present prin-
Tenn; wa n visitor on the campus
Tuesday II "Wednesday. air. Farley
is building a big church at Erwin.
p. J.. Cox II, e; Maiden. Homer
were In Bristol Monday.
AZ Meadow Wow, Rev, j. n. Guy has
beeii conducting a series. OF revival
liens from this vicinity have becn.at-
tending.
n, G: arnold. a ministerial student.
preacher by Bishop Waterhouse. In
osia. Cal. lie will leave for California
in about q week TO assume his new
At tho farm house Of Il. IT. Richard
week tho Misses Genie and Annie
Quinn, Of Mt. Airy, n. c.: Nellie Pres
ton and Sallie Mitchell, of Seven Miles
Fort, Va.
At Chapel Monday morning the or
ganization of mission study of the y. NJ.
c: a: was perfected. Fifty students join
ed the class. which will be conducted by
DIR. j.. r. Mcconnell. Tho class will
study Dr.. ". Il. Weatherford's book,
Tho Negro Problem In the South"
The Clpics Club was addressed by
Dr.. j. +. Mcconnell Friday night.
The Book Club met at the homo OF
Professor a. q Williams Thursday
night. Tho book that is studied at
present is entitled .~Rationalism in
Europe" by Lecky.
On Sunday evening, January S. Pro-
fesor ANGEL of st. John delivered the
second of a series of lectures on Pales-
extensive travels through that coun-
try, as we'll as other Oriental coun-
tries,
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Oxford Social News
70 The Times Dispatch.

topecldi 20 me Tirnns-Ioispftc CHI
oxford. n. c.. January l4.-Dr. Henry
LOUIS smith, president of Davidson College
:ectured in the auditorium of ITorner's
barrnckS ON Tuesday night to n most at
tcntive and delighted audience. his sub.
lect being The Rise and Fall OF a World"
Dr. smith Is n great success as a lecturer
MS well as an educator.
a great deal OF social entertaining has
negun Incident to tho It1rrlaEe of Miss julia
WinstoS to Marion G. Taylor. which even,
IL to take place February II. Mrs. A. A.
chapman entertained Tuesday AFTERNOON In
her honor. The score cards were In -four.
leaf c!overs. liuchre was the game oc the
afternoon. Both prizes were won by Mrs
T. l.. Doothc. a picture ard an embroidern,i
nelt; the latter Mrs. Bootha presented 10
q visitor, Mrs. Wright. or Greensboro. tn.
bride.eiect, Miss Winston. received a goii
bar pin. set with pearls. ~
On Wednesday afternoon Nfrs. VIIlia,n
lands gave a. bridge party to Miss S,r.
stop, which was much enjoyed by thosA
present. Her beautiful now homo was d.
GRATED with palms and ferns, and presented
q very attractive appearance. Mrs, Landis
ms as. her guest for n month her state
Miss Jennie Francis. Of baltimore. Y
Mrs. j. a. Niles was hostess to the Thurs-
day Afternoon Bridge Club the past weeIs.
Mrs. Luther Stark entertained at b-iars
whist Friday afternoon at her home on Coi.
lcsc Street. r"'
Mrs. Edward Mcclellan. OF Faye,too,re
~. C., formerly Miss Lulie BEES. has h enn
on n visit to !har mother Mrs. .iW. II. Whit
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Winchester Social News
.Spccial 10 The Times Dispatch.

l7l'tIdi " lie IllncS"-l
WINCHESTER, Va. January l4.-MIis:,
Mary Worthington, of Winchester. iefr
this week Tor Washington. where she
Joined a party OF friends, who wllI 20
to the Bermuda Stands on a pleasure
Airs. Z. Y. weems. of winchester.
has gone to New Orleans for. tho
balance Of The winter, and will he join
eu sh"rtiy by her daughters. the
Mrs; Nancy Lee Coblc ana Mrs. Davis
left Winchester several days ago on
a VIsit 10 friends I'm Baltimore.
Mrs. George y. Dalgctty-Kcrr and
cniluren nave returned TO Lynchburg.
alter visiting at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs; w w. Wall, In Winchester.
nm Mss Slnna Hrown, Who has been on
more ana Mount Raincr. Md. has re.
turned 10 her home in Winchester.
MISS springs has returned TO Bal
chester. 49, 800
Miss julia steele has returned 70
hcr nome i'll Winchester, after n visit
OF several weeks to relatives In Wash,
Mrs ]. Knight Thomas ana daugh-
ter' Miss Dorothy Thomas, who have
nave returned to Winchester.
Mrs. Annie n. Hack, of Winchester.
Is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
MIS- william S. Love, of Winchester,
mas been visiting friends in Washing
ION during the past week.
turned 10 Winchester. after "S Visiti ln;
'Fi uns IN hnppahannock county.
v%is Iiss B XIII. Reek; who has been
Rolivar, W.. Va. o -
ar ard Mrs. y. Holmes Berry have
returned to Winchester, after visiting
a, the home of their s~on-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. n Mrs. Il. l.. Reinhnrt
IN Hheph"rdstown. w. Va, and were
acc"mnanicd homo bv Mrs. R~oinhart,
Who yin spend tho balance OF tho win
ter here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis TT. Hyde. who
nave bcen visiting at the home OF
he i%ai,er,s narents, Dr. and Mrs. Will
turrcd y New York this week.
Ca'tain Bryan Conrad, OF the United
.tatcS Army. who has been stationed
been visiting at the home of his
parents. Major and Mrs. Holmes Con.
rad in Winchester.
c hae Chew has returned 70
Snn-in-iaw ana daughter, DR.. aud Mrs
Egu4y Academy. in Winchester,
Miss Vera Lynch returned. to Raj
iiiin'rc this week. after spending some
tnrc with relatives in Winchester.
rev. Nclson Page Dame has returned
- paaining, ~. y. where he is rector
ter.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bentley Kern returned
inns week to their home in Winchester
hti.r i brief visit to charlottesville
ana S%tnunton.
Mrs. Helen Anies and her daughters
nih5es Catherine and Marie Anes WHO
!. ,hEo been visiting thc formers mother
NlIS donaldson. In Winchester. have
.,uiFncd To their home In Boston
Miss Julia Royd, who has been
SneRdipG several days with friends in
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cousin. Mrs. j.. Fl. Cooper. or Danvil,c
Those playing were, McsdaInes Cocner.
Stubbs. Henley, Lierf,foo,. Christian.
Gcddy. Aioncure. Tyler, l. W, Lane.
Jrr Spencer Lane. ii. u. Cole, and
Walter A., Montgomery; Misses Jean
Mercer. Emily Christian, Annie chap-
man. Edith Smith. Sue Hundley, Jctta
Thorpe and Mamie Powell. Mrs. W.
@. Jones served punch. and Miss
Florence Sweeney assisted Mrs. Stone
in receiving.
Miss Emily Christian entertained Al,
cards on Monday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Eugene irving. of RcidsvilIc. y.
{ Progressive bridge and setback
cnt were Colonel and Mrs. l. ". Ian
Mr.. and Mrs; \: T. Henley. Mrs. Irwin.
mfs; W.T.. Christian, Mrs. Viola Ware.
y ~ Henley. James Il. and Marstou
CHRISTIAN. 2 DR.. O. c. Brumk.
Mrs. L. w. Lane, Jr., was hostess
Of 4 very attractive card party Oh
irving. Those playing were Mrs. n.
l. iichleS, Mrs, Eugene Irving. Misses
Emily Christian. Pattie and Pinkie
pcachy, Edward Jones. J. II. Christian.
II. =. Henley and Colonel J. w. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Bruton. who re-
days for England to spend several
months with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. III. -. Cole spent several
days in Norfolk his week, with MIR.
and Mrs. Il. T. Lamb.
Misses Virginia Peachy and Martha
lane have been the guests of Mrs. ].
ID. Tucker, in South Boston. Miss
Peachy left that place Wednesday for
Danville. to he the guest of Mrs. Wat
son.
Miss Bessie Scott left Thursday for
Bnltimorc. where she will he the guest
OF friends for some time.
Miss Margaret Jones is visiting her
brother. y. IL. Jones. In Newport News.
Mrs. Herbert LiGhtfoot. of Boston,
Is mere for a months visi; to her
Rev. ebulo lrarland. of Atlanta,
has benc visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
L.. Hall. The past week.
Miss Julia Gardner Tyler is in Syra-
,euse. ~. y. where she went to be
bridesmaid at tho marriage IN that city
OF a friend and classmatc.
Guthrie kennard is visiting his
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ken
nard, In Ashland, Ky.
Miss Louise Servient has returned to
The Eastern Shore of Virginia, after
spending the holidays here with her
mother, Mrs. c. L. Bass.
Tho Mems German Club and tho stu
dents German Club, Of William and
Mary College. gave n hop in Cameron
Hall last night.
Mra. Charlotte Hubbard entertained
the Bridge CLUB last night in her home
on Francis Street.
DR.. p. IT. Gatcwood has gone 10 New.
YORK City. where he has accepted a
position in Bellevue Hospital.
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AMERICAN HE'D GROSS cIII.

In these trcnnous days no one can
afford to sit back and wait for bushes.
20 come to him lie must go on; ami
hustle FOR It This IS no lass true in
humanitarian work thai, in commercial
ventures.
The American Rcd Gross has always
hecp distinguished ny it's enterprise m,
making IFS efforts to aid humanity Of
maNimum value. As another cy,denco
Of this activity this association has
lately established = first aid 10 tbs
injured department.. through which il,
hopes. to carry instruction In this i'm
rortant subject to all part nf III
country. In furtherancc Of ,Ais 'obicct
- mas now in operation a first aid car
ms car was donated b. the Pullman
COMPANY; and has been fully equipped
- me i.el Cross with all sorts OF
ms. AID material. II Is IN direct charge
OF pr. VI. Whitfield Glasgow. Of BIZ
mlnshain, Ala. who MAS employed IA.
ms special work by the First Aid no.
paftfnent Of the Red Cross. The ca,.
nhS 1uthttsd at the Pullman shops In
nos. Its work evidently appeals 10
INC various railway officials. az m.
railways arc hauling IT free Of ca.rpn
Ihe car will proceed from place 10
pIace' stopping at railway. manufac.
turing and mining centres. wherc II.
best OPPORTUNITIES present themseIvas
Tor organizing first aid classes. J,s,
as mas heen done by the Red Cross ~
me mining Held, an attempt viii H..
maze 70 interest employers. employee
ana local physicians alike. 50 that drs,
sld TO me injured instruction will havo
E,eheral ppo ana countcnancn aftar
the car has visited 4 place. Tho,pa
,he Red cross car IS primarily de-
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home Tuesday. after atwo weoks' visit
to relatives in Greensboro. y, q. @
G. b. Lccky has returned from n
Visit to relatives near Lexington, and
Is now d visitor ut the noinc Of j. IL.
v. III. Martin has returned from u
visit 10 friends In Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. IT. Snced spent
in Charlottesville.
Miss Pauline Jordan was n recent
charlottesville visitor.
Willie Downin has returned from z:
visit In Baltimore.
ID. x. Smithcrs, of Washington, was
a "GordonSvtlle visitor Thursday.
Mrs. G. F.. Herring visited relatives
at Whitewater. this week.