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The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
FRU|TA ITEMS
Tnesday. Jnne 30

Iue1uayt June 50.
H. r, Hammond spent Monday at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs. T. D. Bow
man east of Fruita.
Mrs. A. c. Foster and little daugh-
ter, lla May are expected home from
Idaho, next Thursday.
A letter from Miss Zoe Phillips
states that the family arrived safely
at Schenectady, n. Y, and are now
pleasantly located in that city.
Mrs. o. Z. Reames is spending a
few wt--s in Salida visiting at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Milton Gill
bert
\ special meeting of the Progress
sive Womans club was called Mon
day evening at 1880 to complete ar
rangements for the Fourth Several
details OF the days program were
discussed and completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lazear and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. S. VAL
lette of Denver, visited Saturday in
Grand Junction. Mr.. Vallette is a
cousin of Mr.. Lazear.
Friday evening the Misses Lucille
and Florence Hunter and their guest
Miss Tressie Vollmer, of GRAND
Junction, met party Of friends. who
came down from the county seat and
took them off for a beefsteak fry
and a jolly evening.
Miss Edna Haller will spend the
summer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Savage.
Mrs. J. L. Steele of Grand juno
tion is spending the week at the
homes Of her daughters, Mrss. II. c.
Wagner and Mrs. f. d. Kiefer
Mrs. w. II. Chambers of Atchee
was taken to Clover Lawn hospital
Sunday for treatment.
Mrs. Bart Owens came in Sunday
from her mountain home, bringing
with her her little son BERTHE, who is
suffering with an liberated tooth.
a horse belonging to Mrs X. r.
Collins OF Iona became frightened
Monday morning and ran away.
breaking up the buggy. Mrs. Col
Inns WIS shopping in Fruita.
Another runaway occurred yester-
day when a mercantile mule which
was being driven with a horse, by
Norman Gigax. The boy lost the
reins in some manner and as the
team was running full speed, the boy
climbed or jumped to the mules back
and finally succeeded in stopping
the animals as they ran down Aspen
avenue. Considerable excitement
was caused among those who wit
messed the runaway, the only cool
one in the party being the boy.
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Osborn and
family took their lunch Sunday eve
ming and iourned to the river to en-
Joy the shade and cooling breezes in
that favored locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Talley took a
load of furniture to Mack Monday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaunt of that city.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

Have your corns removed before
the 4th and celebrate with comfort; ;
painless chiropody parlors, Antlers,
TAO Main. 6-30-lt
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
Weather Conditions, O n. m.
data from telegraphic reports. }

Low-pressure areas over south
western districts and Manitoba are
causing, in connection with high
over northwestern districts. general
ly cloudy unsettled weather from
Arizona north and northeast to Sas-
katchewan, Manitoba and Minnesota.
Except light rains in the interior OF
the Middle Atlantic states on the
coast of Louisiana, fair weather has
prevailed during the past "a hours
at reporting stations in other dis
tricts.
The eastern belt of high maximum
temperature was smaller than on
Sunday, but the following high read
ings were reported: Montgomery
and Shreveport, 100; Abilene. SO. In
portions of New Mexico and the
southern part of the Plateau region
high temperatures were reached, es-
pecially noteworthy being: 10S at
Phoenix; 9S at Roswell; 95 at Grand
Junction; "a at Winnemucca. Max
ina were below normal from Mon
tana to the interior of the Middle
Atlantic states; Buffalo reported 5S
and Pittsburg 62.
e. s. NICHOLS,
Local Forecaster.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
APPLETON NEWS
Tuesday. June 30.


Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Coffman and
their son, Frederick, who have been
quarantined on account of Frederick
having the diphtheria for some
weeks, were released from bondage
Monday.
Miss Mildred Monheim will enter
tain the Appleton Embroidery club
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Bare spent Sunday
with her parents.
Mrs. p. o. Click is on the sick list
threatened with the typhoid fever
Miss Promise Richmond of Vir-
ginia is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy
Montz.
Mrs. John Lapp is rapidly recover
ing from her sick spell.
The farmers of this district have
most of their first crop of hay put up
without damage of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louise Lapp left to-
day for Douglas creek to spend a few
weeks fishing.
Misses Clara and Ruth Henderson
spent last Saturday in Grand juno
tion shopping.
Mrs. A. A. Weaver and her son,
Rollin spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lapp.
Miss Ina Mills is visiting with her
friend Miss Aria Tufly.
Jesse Weaver is suffering from a
strained back.
Miss Tazel Scott entertains the
Delta nu Delta club at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Eva Almen of Rhone spent
last week with her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Woodworth.
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PAL|SADE NEWS
Tuesday. JIIne &c


Mrs. Carrie Freemyer was shopping
with Grand Junction merchants Mon
day afternoon.
George Freyermuth and family
departed for Pennsylvania SUNDAY
evening, where they will in the fu-
ture make their home, Mr.. Freyer-
muth accepting a position with the
railroad company that he filled be-
fore coming to Palisade. They have
many friends here that wish them
success in their new home.
W. d. Arthur and wife. who traded
their interests in and near Palisade
for large farm in Iowa returned
10 Palisade Sunday and have CON
sumnated a deal whereby they will
again assume control Of the property
they originally owned, or most of II.
Their health was such that they could
not reside in Iowa, and are glad to
get back to their old home and
friends in the Grand valley.
The G. & r. c. have several car
loads of tiling on the sidetrack in
Palisade that will be used near this
place in filling in bridges that are
getting in bad repair and lessen the
danger of traffic.
Rev. Robinson, who has been here
with the Baptist people for some
time. has been called to serve the
church here, and has gone to his
home in Kansas to bring his family
here. He viii be absent about a
month.
J. L. Oliver is expected home in a
few days with his new Studebaker
car that he purchased in the east and
is driving through.
The new sidewalk is being laid for
the use of the Palisade Fruit Ex-
change Company and quite a force of
men are engaged at the work.
MIR. and Mrs. H. ]. Woolf. Mrs. Ed
r. Brown, Mrs. j. l. Birkett and Miss
Olga Redmond attended the grand
opera Monday evening at Grand juno
/ tion.
4 Mrs. j. b. Collins returned to their
| Plateau valley ranch Monday after
spending a week visiting friends in
/ Palisade
/ DR.. ]. II. Divine. one of the heavi-
est cherry shippers of this end of the
valley, finished picking his crop foI
this season and is well pleased with
/ his returns so far, as the market has
been exceptionally good.
j. d. Reeder of the firm of Hick.
man & Reeder, informs us that they
will ship so cars of peaches this sea
son from their orchards, and will
make special effort to get the re.
/ quired help to handle this immense
crop and have them on the ground
providing for their every comfort
This is establishing precedent that
should be followed my many of our
large orchard holders, and there
would be no cry of shortage of helE
during the fruit season.
Lloyd S. Day, the adjuster for the
different insurance companies that
had policies on the Kluge stock o
goods, completed his labors Monda!
evening, having adjusted the matter
of loss to the entire satisfaction OF
Mr.. Kluge. Practically all of ths
stock of goods are now in the Union
Trading building, and Mr.. Kluge has
resumed business as usual, with tn,
exception of being somewhat crampet
in his new quarters.
Justice of the Peace S. A. d
Schriver was In Palisade Monday
transacting business in Justice court
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

Wanted-At the Sentinel office,
clean cotton rags.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
DISORDER BREAKS OUT
At ELECTRIC WALK-0U1
fBy Associated Press. ]

Pittsburg, June 29.-Disorder
broke out today among the striking
Westinghouse employees, pickets sur
rounding all entrances to the electric
works and preventing persons from
entering. The presence of twenty
armed guards in the plant had no
effect on the excited crowds.
The sheriff arranged to call for
state help and when the report was
spread that the Greenburg troops of
the state constabularly were on their
way to town the excitement in
creased.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

The Western Slope manufacturers
meet this evening at the Cafeteria
for their regular semi-monthly- ban
quet. Several important matters are
to be discussed. A business meeting
will be held in the offices of DR.. G..
W. Ridley. A=S
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
Edwin

Edwin V. Brake, present state
labor commissioner and candidate for
secretary of state, arrived this morn
ing and is here in the interests of his
candidacy.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

E. X. Watkins of salida, is here
for few days.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

Too cheap to be without. The
Pacific Mutual Life; over 10 kinds of
policies; ask Drummer. district man
ager.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30
BARToN Z TERRILL, Transfer

and Van Company Is the best equip
ped livery stable In western Colo
RADIO. We send the best skilled
labor with the van.
The daily sentinel., 1914-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Nethery of
Green River, arrived last evening on
No. 6 and will'b here for several
days visiting friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

Ellis will make their homo In Tonnes
see, whore the former IS In business
He is graduate OF the University Col
lege OF Medicine.
Quiet Wedding.
A very quiet. but pretty. marriage
was solemnlzed "Wednesday morning,
October 2s. at 1850 o'clock. Mt the
homo OF Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Joynes,
when their daughter. Alma Leone,
was married TO James Edgar Burnett.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hurnett left for Northern
tour.
Donation Day.
To-day has been selected as Dona-
tion Day at the Sheltering Arms Free
Hospital. and all friends of the insti-
tuition are asked to remember that
date. A committee of women, mem ,
bers Of the board OF managers OF the
hospital Will be on hand to receive
there all day.
Halloween Pnrty.
Miss Nancy Blsckard entertained at
a Halloween party Friday evening in
her home. OIL North Tenth Street. The
parlors were arranged with Halo
'we.en decorations for tina occasion,
and music and appropriate games
amused the guests. Light refresh
ments were served. Among tho guests
present were Misses Lillian Rhodes,
Alma Trower. Katherine Doyle, Mrs.
Murphy, Mrs. Elroy Avery BACKYARD
and Mrs. r. w. Dodson, Nlessrs, Writ
Waller, John Doyle, Roy Atwell c..
Il. Cunning, John Wiley, Joseph Clue.
ci. Paul Trower and Afr. Murphy.
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BADCOLD? TAKE
CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
No headache, constipation, bad
cold or sour stomach
by morning.
Get a 1o.cent box.

Get a f0-cent box.
y Sick headache, b!liousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up with
q cold--always trace this to torpid
liver. delayed, ferl.en.ing food in tho
bowels rer sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
tcstines, Instead of being cast out of
tho system Is reabsorb-G into the blood.
When this poison reaches tho delicate
brain tissue 1t causes congestion and
that dull, throbbing, sirkening head
ache
j Cascarets immediately clcanse the
Atomach, remove the tour, undigested
food and foul gases, tf,ke the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constlpated waste matter and poi-
sons In the bowels.
A Cascaret Tonight Will surely
'straighten you out ay morning They
work while you sleep--a 10-cent box
from your draggiat Il cans your head
clear. stomach sweet int' your liver and
bowels regular for ADVERTISE
ment- u Il.
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DR.. Brady's Health alks
WHY DE FAT AND EoRrYt

a When man. especially g. married
man. begins to grow stout, It tickies
his vanity, for bit OF corporation,
of even II 1t is abnormal. hut Wien
q woman, even @ married womfi n. dis.
covers that she is thirty pounds too
begins avid goose chnao after a rem
eedy that will reduce her, Ard this
hunt commences just about the time
she sIa sights her fortieth birthday in the
Let lis say at the outset that there
ts no need of q woman being tat and
f2rty, II she is not fat ut twenty five.
ity Is usually due to ono or the other
scause--either oyereating and lack OF
physical exercise. or some functional
arrangement of the ductless glands
OF food and exercise. :
Obesity from gluttony we will not
attempt to discuss. Whom. a woman
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GOES DOWN,
BUT CREW is SAVED
Heroic Rescue Made After Many Hours
OF Desperate Struggle in High
gF.t-4t SeAB. +. F.. g..

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. NOVEMBER .:
bringing Captain a.: p. Burt aud
seRo6ner Charles W. Church. which
foundered about $50 miles -southeaet Of
Cans Henry on Saturday, the Nor
wcglsn steamer Beiridge. arrived this
morning. The rescue. which was made
during n forty Eve ,ile-an-hour gale,
was accomrlishe with much difficulty,
as the Belridge was in ballast. The
the pumps since Monday. we're so ex-
hansted that they could not man life,
tia steamer, This boat, In charge OF
First Ofiicer Nell Olsen, and with four
before II finally succeeded In effecting
rescue, and several times II was
The Charles w. Church left here coal
ran into bad weather, which Continued
to grow worse. and ON Monday she be.
desperately and managed 10 keep afioat
until the arrival Of the Belridge. The
schooner went down shortly after tho
=
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Uistor.c Kenmore Sold.

THEPERfRsnSae In Vii ibis siay Wlf
Its two acres of ground, fronting on
Washington Avenue, has been sofd to
Kenmore was the home OF Bottle
Washington Lewis, who was the sister
of George washington, and within the
parties of the Washington and Lewis
families and friends .ere held, and il
table gatherings. The interior Of the
house is beautiful. Its ceilings have
never been touched since, they were
olutionary War: The property, was
went to his son. Clarence Il. Howard.
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Have You the Hair OF
a Musfcfan7

Bald or thin-hnired musicians are
unknown. This same may. be said OF
actors. The reason is that constant
appearance beforo the public makes
constant care of appearance a habit.
And constant care OF hair insurea
heavy, attractive growth. In cleans-
ing tho hair II IL not advisable to
use a makeshlft, but always use
preparation made for shampooing
only. You can enjoy the best that
10 known for about three cents
shampoo by getting a package OF
canthrox from your druggist; dtH-
solve a teaspoonful In cup OF hot
water and your shampoo Is ready.
After it's use the hair dries RAPIDLY
with uniform color. Dandruff, ex-
cess oil and dirt are dissolved and
entirely disappear. Your hair Will,
BIO so fluffy that II will look much
heavier than 1t is. Its lustre and
softness will also delight you, while
the stimulated scalp gains :, the
health which insurea hair growth
Advertisement.
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The Trey O'H|:earts
Romantic Tais ~ Lodis Jossbh Vance
Copyright is1a by Leni, Joseph vance
sYMoPsis.

- i. ~
BY arrangement with ths tihivsrp&, Rflna
ssaa sSas cSmYsny y ~ pessiS|s g
Dlspstch ah also TO ses Il IN picsuros az
sign used 6y Seneca Tflns n the private
OF his ddashtsr j6ditS. a woman sf Violent Violent
passions passion IKE hi: own. ne wages asainst
, wss innocently Responsible for the accident
which left Tripe . hslpless cripple for life.
twin and double. but In III other respects
aes opposite Judith VOWS % Sefpss. Aian'a
matte cireqmstancss, and 90. anwiliihsiy.
taatsd in turn by tho old hatred. tho new
ioxe; ana 5saiousy OF her sister Ro.e; she
her failure 70 carry out his homicIdai plans.
ana because of the AID she has extended
gsapse OF Thine through the mountains
o. d., Wtestern Arlfona- Alan. Rose. Thine.
In prihe's adtomobile: ars halted By motor
s s,,onoie. %h'ie the chauffeur goes for as
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IN AND OUT of TOWN.

Miss Emily rutherford Royal has
returned to the city after an extended
stay In Fauquier and Loudcpn Goun-
ties.
DarnIey Adamson is the guest OF
his brother. Vincent Adamson. at his
home in Powhatan County.
Miss Mary Foster, of "Glenviils." is
on a short visit to relatives in Balti-
moro.
Mrs. Bgbert G. Leigh. Jr. and Mrs.
Thomas Boiling, of Richmond, mo-
tored to charlottesville last week from
Piedmont" the Leigh's country place
In Orange. -
William Frazior and Taxewell Car
rington will attend the Nash Pannill
wedding in Norfolk Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Nicely has returned
to Portsmouth after spending few
days In this city.
Ohio Kane, of this city. has been
with friends at tho University OF Vir.
ginia for brief stay.
Miss Anne Brooke Gibson, of Fred
ericksburg, returned to her home
Saturday after short VISIT here.
T Mrs. Phifer Bostic. OF Muskodee,
Oklahoma, and Miss Betty Phifer Bos-
tic are the guests Of Mrs. Bostic's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. McCurdy at
the Meadow Apartments.
Rev. Gerald Culberson. who has been
In Lynchburg for the past two weeks,
arrived in Richmond Saturday.
Miss Margaret Conway has returned
to her home in Danville, after visiting
in Richmond and Norfolk.
y Miss Pauline Perry. who Is spending
tie winter In thia city, was the guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mira. Lawrence
Perry, in Fredericksburg for the week '
end
Miss Emily w. Fletcher has returned
10 her home In Warrenton. after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Latham in Rich
mond. !.
Peachy Harrison has gone to the
University of Virginia, where he is
visiting his brother DR.. George T. Har-
rison.
Samuel Evans has returned to his
homo In Winches ester, after brief visit
to relatives In this city.
Mr., and Mrs, William, G. holland have
returned to Richmond, where they will
make their home,
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Cnrda for Weddinr.

2.-Cards have been received here for
the marriage of Miss Pauline Mcintosh,
tosh. to Howard Greene Shnckelford,
postmaster at Orange, the ceremony to
take place at the Baptist Church In
Is.
James b. Grimstead and Miss Nora
Lee Lewis, al all Of MatheWs County H. w shs
united In marriage on Saturday at tho
East Methodist parsonage. Rev. s. w.
Ogden performing the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

REsHNGTON's FOR guaranteed work and
prompt service. Send us your splts. over.
coats. akirts, dresses. hid gloves. ETC.. 10 bs
pressed and dyed. You will DO sur-
prised to zee how nice they will lock whom
returned.
Remington Cleaning Works Of Richmond,
No. 1925 West Broad Street. 81
Telephone Ran, soU We send answhere
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thinks more OF hor stomach than she
does OF her figure she has passed be-
hertattpns Let her otand az, hor-
more slender sisters. In her they ehh
ses a. e eat pa ana h do
not Work and play.
.W Tss the Intssna, sscretiS,n ss Fail:
he Base Of the he brain. the thyroid
GLAND n s ns the se
tions which enter the circulation and
aSs Ish g DO u,r ts the aha
When the Internal secretions are inad.
eauate the oxidation or burning OF
waste IS '09 eG% a pies SO up the
Increase in Weight but, also a depres-
sion OF all the vital functions.
Signs OF Myxoedema.
When these results become sufh-
GENTLY pronounced tho case is con,
myxoedema. Here are some OF 81, At, the
%Sieh 's can be- eosmpieteiy reiieSed BY
careful medical treatment, and III a
Increase Of weight, thickenins or
puffiness OF the ,eselids, the nose and
bones. dry. scaly, yeiiowish skin. III
tie or no Precipitation, Increased sensi-
uveneSy to- cold, Bpongy, or easily bieed-
tie nails, slow pulse, s0bnormal tenn
parature. scRrty periodic function, con.
stlpntton. impaired memory, tendency 70
nary household duties as well as be-
fore. sometimes melancholto foreboa.
ings OF. actual hallucinations, swelling
Of s limbs h feam aSss aaray
may m iy' mean nothing. but when many %.
Ss segsserp be ehs 70 I ph
the internal sccretions
Quotations. and Answers.
a. NJ. fl. inquircs:. What Is tho cause
tshy ran say tn siSa ssd c sas
IN i9ei The hottest eeiy { weather. Is it DUO tes
the fact that have poor circuiation III
ws III n.y. iSs t pounds. le seldom parspire.
Would vapor baths help? -. 49,,
fee Hie9 arcws yo IN s he pdasfime
ana reading your sass by tsisHasihHy;i
You oa formerly had. Your hair has be-
s9,s thin and bri;tls sa x,99uS T Soms
over your collar bones. Right, SO fart
You arc about thirty-aevsn years old.
guess you are woman: IN when S az .
of late. You are married, and have
one child, a handaoms boy with dis
than any ones else You like a good
time liz IL doesn't require much exert.oh
mires you and does all the sweating
in Your household. He Is a good pro.
nagged continually about hiH smoking.
n this horoscope tits at all, we We, w ,,s ~
treatment for partial rnyxoedema. He
can restore your health in three
months.
=: Y. 2; ashs; pXhy IL my toagp, We
awavs s1,a;tedn MIX 90 VIVA nave viz IL
remove a seed wart? I have tried oil
of cumaria and cutting II.
have a coated tongue. Frequent. swal-
lowing may be nervous habit, or II may
be due to thickened linguM tonsil-on
the base OF the tongue. The only aafe
and painless way ] know TO remove q
wart 10 by cutting it out-which means
sec your DOCTOR" .E....r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

,Juliet Cold cream is about tile best
thing one can use for chapped jins
Rub. a little. of the, cream into the lbs
before retiring and allow 1t to remain
on All night. In the morning your fps
are chapped don't bite them, for this
S;nsy ,, makes them worseN Biting the
good cold cream may be used, but IL
you care for my formula, send me q
gladly send 10 to you.
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wosIEN,s MEETINGs,

The General Association for the Pres
3crratton .of Virginia Antiquities Will,
meet this morning at the John Marshall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

An ideal morning frock suitable to
development In ono OF the many mex
penEive materials OF the season. To
make Il It requires 4 yards OF 4i-inch
for the trimming. The skirt has a
pointed hip-yoke and Is plated Mt tho
sides.
Pictorial Review Pattern No. $685..
Sizes. 90 to 44-inch bust. Price, Is
cents.
The pattern will be mailed 60 sHf
address by The 1imes- Dispatch PAtteYu
Department ON recent OF price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

The following is the program for the
meeting Of the Council of Jewish
Women. to be held in the Sabbath
school room of Temple 10th Al,aba
this afternoon at o'clock: biblical
selection, Mrs. ~. H. Schwarachild:
general business: Tho Making of a
Daily Newspaper John Stewart Bryan;
social hour.
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H Issssss!s SOC IE
Personal
Notes

House Mt II o. clock. All members. botl,
resident and those Visiting the city, are
entitled to attend. Notices through the
newspapers only.
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: The regular monthly meeting OF Lee
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con.
fedcracy. Will be held at II O'Clock this
morning Mt Lee Camp Hall. a full
attendance OF the membership Is urged,
since the meeting will consider I'm.
portant business connected with the
national convention at Savannah.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Branch II. Allen Auxiliary to the yir-
Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

The Rebekah Peterkln Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
Frank d. Beyeridge. $500 Monument
Avenue. this afternoon at a o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

Remem bor-IThe subdued and sooth.
ing atmosphere of n properly furnished
bedroom is conducive to sleep and rest.
health.