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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-05

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-Four, MOuInS1 IL dufdASS.s "
81 told you SOL"
Just keep on swatting the fly.
Talk business and not hard times.
Take your medicine and look
pleasant.
Quit shedding those juicy crocodile
tears
The election is over, thank good
The county board of health should
not lag in the least about more santa
ton in Hendersonville. Cleanliness
is necessary, therefore let us have it
regardless of a little cost.
No indeed, the county commence
uent idea is not dead by a great deal.
Preliminary work is being done to-
Nard making this the greatest educa-
tional day ever held in Henderson
county. "A
Here's hoping that the Henderson
County Farmers union will add
strength to its arm by getting behind
the demonstration work and endors-
ing it with an appropriation of $125.
It would be a master stroke:
$50
More and more the fruit growers of
Henderson county are realizing the
need of concerted action along lines
suggested by the Democrat last week!
Thousands of bushels of fine fruit are
rotting on the ground chiefly through
lack of cooperation among the fruit
growers. ~
The Democrat is indebted. to the
Times for some republican cuts APP
pearing on u front page this week.
We look forward to, the time when we
can accommodate that. paper with
numerous cuts of successful demo-
Gratis.
In the hour of strenuousness and
great suspense Tuesday night no set
of people worked harder to accommo-
date the public than did the force of
workers of the local telephone ex-
change. They were fully equal to the
emergency.
How long can Hendersonville expect
t. grow without an organization to
advance its interests? It's a sad sight
to see just a few business men bear
ing the commercial cross alone and
all the tightwads going free. An ad-
yertising tax would mean our saving
grace, and place a burden on the
shoulders of no man.
Henderson county ranked about
midway of the counties in the State in
the production of food and feed stuffs,
the per capita amount being fixed at
S45 against $106 for Allegheny coun-
ty and So for Dare, according to the
1910 census. Our hope of lettering
cur standing lies in the farm demon
stration work. AS long as we scratch
along as at present we will never
fully realize our possibilities. Keep
UP the farm demonstration work.
=
Boost the farm demonstration work.
District Agent E. S. Millsaps informs
the Democrat that if a new man is
worth $1,000 to the county, Demon
strator E. L. Perkins is worth at least
$4,000. He is doing a great work
fer Henderson county and it must in
some way or other be continued
Don't let it stop.
The newspapers of Asheville got
som good pickings during the last
political campaign. A new era has
dawned and candidates are realizing
the influence of printers ink much
this year than ever before. Il
has been a policy of the newspapers
to give too much of their sole stocl
Ia trade in exchange for pretended
thanks Of a thankless political aspir
ant. The newspapers will some day
come into their own and tote a higt
head.
Hendersonville merchants are con
soling themselves by saying that the!
need to organize against crooks ant
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1to - = Dentist.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-11-05

Hendersonville merchants are con-
soling themselves by saying that they
need to organize against crooks and
fakirs. This is good so far as II
goes, but the sooner Hendersonville
merchants and business men organize
the earlier will prosperity dawn upon
them. A good working organization
would save many, many bad or worth
less accounts. Mr.. Merchant, if you
are interested in this undertaking,
Why not move yourself and some of
those you know to be interested?
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Methods. brotherhood.

The Methodist Brotherhood held
their monthly meeting In their new
quarters in the new Methodist church
last Monday evening. About fifty
men were present to enjoy the initi.
al meeting. The brotherhood has
two rooms In the basement OF the
new church. The reading room IL
equipped with mission furniture.
and h very inviting a. we'll ~ At
tractivs. This room Will be supplied
with magazines and books. and VIII
be kept open at all times for the &C.
modation Of brothers who wish to
drop in and spsnd few minutes
reading or resting. The other room
is the brotherhood meeting place.
and is fitted up like any lodge room.
In an alcove adjoining the lodge
room. there Is \ shower bath. Very
few churches. anywhere. are equip
ped with rooms like these for broth
erhoOd work. to be utilized as q
gathering place for men to spend an
evening together In q social and
profitable way.
Al this initial meeting the broth
erhood accepted an invitation from
J. H. Vert to watermelon feast
ON September 9Th. at his ranch
northwest of town.
A. 8. AanhaII and Coan Moore,
president and secretary. respective
ly. Of the Presbyterian Brotherhood,
were guests OF the evening. Both
made Interesting talks. hoping for
the cooperation of the two brother
hoods In the work both could &C
complfsh for the betterment Of NOR.
ais among men.
The September meeting Of the
brotherhood will be In the nature
Of big banquet. which will be held
during the annual conference OF the
Methodist church. which convenes
on September 9th. The banquet
will be given for the entertainment
OF the delegates U the conferences
aud laymen Of the Arkansss Valley
Bishop Hughes. ana other prominent
msa wtli be on The program fol
shors speeches.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Oaly Uaso. ~ -

The Tribune b ~ Only uA5en pso
shoD betwssa Pssaop. Ceso,. -
HutchiAsoa. Kan. whsa ~ n
Junta-Rocky Ford TSpogrADAieal Nj
Ion. Ne. 733. wss esuAaisso - -
city IN March. 1914, ssvsa pfp1soD;
tors Of newspaper b Ia Junts -
Rocky Ford vsss l1ll1aea n ~
membership. bat ~ proprietor Of IT,
Tribune 10 The only oas q IL ssve6
that has yst, slanal ~ - ysoatylet
with the local uaIea an1 agysaf =
comply with all ''tAs laws - tie ~
cal union a. we'll q tAoss os NJ ~
tsraatieual Iypographicsf Unte4s
now In force o. hsrsafter sdsptedl'
The only pafticslar change III
was made IN conditions In the mn
une bx becoming usion Office waa
70 reduce the number Of workt1g
hours from nine 70 sigAt-s q. -
TO s .. m. The Tribune has beea
paying - = week more than tie 10
cal scale calls for for several ysafs.
and will continue - 70 d. - ws Aavo
always had hobby for having firso,
class printers around the shop. -
the wage schedule adopted By the -
cal union worked no particular hard
ship.
A. the Tribune = the only news
paper that has signed up contract
with the local uAion Il Il the onlv
newspaper that b entitled To use tAs
union label. 10 II you want any print
ing with the union label ON you win
have TO come 10 the Tribune office.
II all unions were like the Inter-
national Typognphte.f Union ws
would never hear OF any labor
troubles. For fifteen years previous
To coming TO Ia Junta the editor Of
the Tribune was . member Of the Ia
ternationai typographical Union. and
during all that time was never In .
strike. wslk-out or q lockout
The international typographical
Union II one Of the Oldest trades un-
Ions In existsncs today. While Il 10
. militant erssaiaat5os e tsUvss %
| Ses1hsD 49, U1os 11Duese. ~. u1uy
ysars sxpesdencs has taught IT, msu-
bers that arbitration. eonciliation asd
dip1o0scy sse faP nOrs effective ~
rule thsa strikes. All agrsements
entered Into hetvann local unlona and
smpboyers eoa0in an Arbitration
clause. snA b u aaid 70 the credit Of
the ]. T. q. thst Il has never Jet vio-
latsd . contract
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
I,s.sA os l. a. Ds.so..

l.. A. Benton. one Of The ploasss
rssidsnts Of this city. and mayor ol
La Jeata In 1857. died at the home
Of his son In Pueblo last Friday.
aged 81 ysafs. NJ. Bsaton left L.
Justa II 1888. locating In Dsnvss.
where be vas sasagsd in buslassa
for nearly Ten ysass. He went =
Pueblo about thirty days aeo for ~
bsasfit Of bis health. hsviss bssa
faillag slncs lest February. N wsa
theushe that ~ vss dolng nicely ~
90 ths aay q ~ 1sssh. when hs 80.
dsaly tooh Q susa for Tie worss and
quSssly Dasssd away.
He leaves Q vi1ev Who as pFsssss
10 . rsss1sas q colorado 0Dslnss.
and thfss seas-Chasiss DsaAoa.
waaasss a. ~ Usies Dsosa lseesl
os that city: Albsss Dssssa. ee Lsck-
pors. n. r.. aad EAward Bsaeoa. Of
Oklahona City.
fhs sunssal teok Dlaes h Puseos
lass Tuesday nosnins q > o'essek.
sron The cAaSsl q ~ U.les1 UA1ss.
sakiag Company. sssvisss bslno 80
luees1 ~ Rev. Hss1ssssa: ssd -
sssosst eakias Dlses y 1asslawn
esosessy. Pusbie.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
Trss..e Goa co.ss.s cso.s.

The Tribune Bargain Page Gold
Contest. which has been % durins
The past ten weeks. cIessd 1t {
o'clock last Monday nisht owias
70 the judges in The contest havins
previous engassmsnts, the count did
aot take place until Tuesday even.
iag. Over $4,000 in trade cheek.
veee tsrnsd In By the various con.
tsstants. and a. each cent counted
for one vote the total vote In the
contest was s.3ol.s3l. The firs,
prise Of 500 was won BY Miss Ma.
mile Chase. the second Of s3s By the
Pastor's Aid Society OF the Methodist
church. the third prise Of SIS BY L.
Junta Lodge. No. 7ol. B. p. o. E.,
and the fourth and last prise Of $40
BY Aiss Ida Heard.
The result Of the three counts
made during the contest. the total
vote Of each contestant. and the
award Of the judges Of the contest
In ~ follows:
We. the undersigned. designated
oy some Of the leading contestants.
to make the official count in the TIL
oune Contest. hereby certify that We
have carefully made the third and
last count. and find that the orsani-
sations and persons enumerated BE-
low should be credited With the to.
tai amount set opposite their
names:
Q01n>A.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
.le1lsw'' Nm - - nsaa1s O..

''LulDov" h eelag - ~ ~ hstsje
cry ~ shs uailsA Nine Wesksss e
Ansssca this fajl. h eeajusseiea vitA
ehsls Alliss q ~ ls0oesae3c Dosty.
1hs fisse pasassaph q reading -
sies ssat Get n ~ 1lgosese q Dub.
Ilsoav g ~ uul1s1 ~ Weskses e
Amsstsa says: "5ls Cslosa1o NJ
slenai 0uarl whleA osesos1so1 ~
ssal seslhe llsesies IT. ssvsa 0eetAs
40 iina1ly numbered eal sge0aoe1
Alassssa ~. veasa Ed eAiIlssa q
j.uAlev Apsii setA. hss 1lslaoaosstr
lea. ~ Lullov nassaes0 hal -
sesass bssa Dsspssssasl thas . isv
|oe ehe hltheele suooessl 1sesot -
bseaa - oalh q rsslsniss." TAas
soosy - Lullew has bsss esDle1e1
elme aal aGAla. NJ Il viii ~ lovn.
It essG1aatel vilh ~ Uslosl 1l1ne
] Wesssss - Ansstea. 80 was De1llol
| esuu. nan - DeeeuAeoa ~ - ~
/ ~. ooeeUs csosl. 81 sehsss ~
q l1eatly hsDe ~ soasooat seeesen-
~ - 0ane Oeoo1e beo1evo y n
wsa's vest. hevesess - = csoesa'
IU0s s. : .I -s.9 = +. ~ ~ III
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
leae - Cn.saas. lsshs1 y.

oas a ~ lDe0ul esnosagns IN
~ Aisassy q ~ Askaaans valley
= seatanelsesl b Desossasieas aev
Un1se wsy q ~ A0sslsaa - o..
~ saeoosy q ResAy Foe1. a. fsoa
Deeseat is1leat1eas - 0aay oons Of
beses IN - Osoanl ~ soasss %
y 6oe0o9 yoass.
~ ~ Desseat sl0e. esoes1ally la
~ Maasaasla dlslslee. ~ besss
sss showta0 = b NE shaoa With
svesy 1o1leo11sa - . heavy tonnage
80 ~ sa0ls esoeonG - eeos &C.
elsas v6sgs ~ soo10l1sos hovo been
Aeal ~ tsses ass = lasUe - this
tlne - ~ avosaGe1 ~ ~ as1
thees ~ ~ m - - eoOhe weeks
q osoViag Voothes.
kAge sooeoo ~ suoas eo0ealgs
eoeae1 - oooosobes 80. ~ thls
ysos = ~ Deeooot esoeAGs eeali.
tebss eeat1ooe. ~ sOen1no IN -
aoooe . Wosk oosl1sg O eooouae q
~ snol1 Og0Uoo Ge,>no ~. -
|6as g tnGua - cho<ooooD ~ ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
ssrss.s nss.s I..ases-.i.

Twenty-sight men sad seven firms
Or corporations. members Of the al.
Isged melon trust. were indicted In
Chicago hse Friday for violation Of
the Sherman Antitrust Act. The
taAiesDeat 70 . result Of visit 70 La
Junta. early In June Of this year. Of
wTiiiam =. Fitch. special aeeat Of the
depsrtment Of Justice. A. that time
n. Fiseh took the dispositions Of J.
q. Wosd. J. q. washbssn. C. l.. Dlck.
ason. 81 Perkins. Charles Stevens.
aad . aumber of others. and Il II on
the allegations made In the dcposi.
tions that the prosecution arc bssed.
he government contends that the
wssessn Cantalosps Exchange which
the isAicted men arr said n have or.
sssised In 1919. not oaiy regulated
the shipment Of melons. bot allowed
~ fruit 70 rot on the vines In order
b uphold prices.
Arthur Miller. Of New York. Pros.
l1sat Of l.yos Brothers Company and
ehe Miller. Cumminss Company. ID
among the seeussd. asd The Chicago
ans indicted arr: Frank q. and VIII.
liam l.. Wagner Of q. ~. Wagner 4
Son. Charles 10. and Charles A. Wes-
vss. L. Bernard Kilbosrns. william
y. Mospf. and In Dodge Hale. Of
Rocky Ford. Who represents e. u.
Weaver Z Company. sad Jossph
Friedhsla. Prssl1aat oe J. Proed.
helm Z Company.
The corporations Indicted are:
wesassn Csstalespe Exchange u Chi.
caso. Lyon BrotAsrs' Company ol
New YoSk City. Milles.C s.Cumminses
Company Of New yorx city. Lyos.
Coggins Company Of Pitssburs. n. o.
Cssgins Conpany Of pitasbueg. ~
Mutual Dlsesibutins Company. and
~ Uaitsd Maskstisa Company ol
Los Angeles.
A. . rssule Of this suit the canta.
loupe growess Of ~ Askaasas ~,
~ many cone in1D sAsss own assss
msay trials ana oa1halneloas.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
~ cs.ss s..s. 80 s.., .. osswa

J. y. 0llss. aa architect. Of Pu'
49, aal ". ". Yale. oe Dsavsr.
rspeseeating the Psuiy Jail Buildins
Ceooony. were II 0s1way Moaday.
Thsy NJ plaas and spseifteatloaa ~
. ~ eeunty jail and cosre houss.
vh1eA tAey ssbmittsd 70 the beard
u eeaaty cemmisnsoasrs. saA ~
bsoF1 eeasodsrsd their psopasltiea q
looD1ay's ssesloa. Gone eosso1sfa.
~ ~ 0lvsn - Tie ssesctioe os .
ps1no1oe beildlns slts. thsrs esoaG
49, 11selaes lesaetsss elfsse1 ali
q vheeA will receive lue eoasllsss.
~ ~ ~ beasd q ss00ioslsases'
4 ~ q ~ esanlss1easss favessl
u boll1lng q . nsw IN oaly q
~ Dgooeoe ti0s. slhsss ~ bu1l1laG
e . ooo. .eeo q ole.eee eoust heusa
80 ~, bus seshins 6sftnits waa
leo11o1 uoea. 4 start has beeG
no16 = ~ slGAs lifsesiea. hew'
evoUs - ~ hees ~ matter wil|
- - 1DoOoel - eves oeseoeael
~ ~ Ovooe 1sAgeb q ~. ~
- 70 eeualy ~ = eaDsae
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
c"sAsrsss = . ,s.s's~..., r....,

His Mayesev. Judes J. y. Tsase.
kaewa - ssos thfoushsut 0asso
eouaty % ~ Julss Who bsisgs
Deaes aal 1aDOlaees - many seuls
~ unltlng eAsls hsasos aa1 1ivos d
~ hely bes1s q nasssnssy. has
luslng ~ Dase wesk. thus blsesel
seveso1 yeuag ceuplss ssd ssat tAea
- teeos vay rsjelslng. Theee VIA
seugAt ~ sssvisss q ~ jsles n
tAis 1lne weee Bernard 11aatla ed
No vaila owifl 1. 4. Poweol ~
Lueolo nsCoenask. 0f1nso Coo011e
- oe0o1o 0saloA AZ g ~ -.
lsaselae Daseass vsss f1pA nssly
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-15
s.~e Advs.sssl.e Not wa.ass..

One day thls wesk We we're under
the painful nscsssity Of tasninE
down an order for soc inchss Of ad.
vertising at 20 csals IN Inch 70 run
during the naxt tsa weeks. The or.
der came through ths Coaase Adver.
tisins Aesacy. and Ne aAvartisins
vas for IN sducatioaal canoaign OF
ths UslasA Mn Weesaes q Ameri.
.. We do not approve of any edu.
catlosal campaign that could - In.
augurstsd uadss ths sssOss.s ee the
Uaitsd Mine weshsss - Aassics.
judsing b. Tie sdscaeiosal cam.
Da1gA % tsenanA - ~ seaeD a Colo
raAe shat thsy have bess soaduetins
during sAs Dase ysaf. No eessaiss.
tioa hss IL sighA - take % arms
IN ~ etesnot . s1Juse ~ lsdustri.
81 disDuts. 10 natter what he prov.
eeakioA ~ ~ ss1 ssy sna. Or s~,
q 0sa. who sttsnots - juseify such
ustho1s ls . tsalees = NJ senes. o.
veil - oegaalns1 sesisey. asl eusht
70 - hung. No. ve have - desire
q asslse ~ unilsA A1lne Wosksss Of
America h . campaign q sduestion.
q 1ase see uaAA ~ ehaAos oAsir
sysesn. ssd ussil eAsv - shsy cosld
~ ~ . a1Gla ~ g sASeetlslne
b he great family Journal q cay
DsSes. We dea't 49, that lind u
blee1 aeesy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
SOCLET Y'S DONGS

of r.-5aess will be held at the home
~ ~ Christine Garlick, 549 Magoffin
avenue on Monday afternoon at .
o'clock The second vii be held at the
home of Miss Margaret aWlsh, 4Ul
NT1rrara street, on Thursday Afternoon
FeDorrs for the months work Of the
t4fgbTand mark relief society w q read
ar the meeting Of the society, Friday
afternoon in lie Highland Park -senO-
dist church There have been Of visits
made to sick people during it mon IN
and 16 meals cooked and taken TO SICK
neon1a The society received con-
+rfbu+fon Of four qua Of preserves,
" .ich were distributed among the slci-
NTrs I G. LOwman entertained the
r club. of Highland Park, Inurs-
- frarnOon at her home on Lebanon
sr-eet- The members spent the after
noon pleasantly in sewing ana CONVEX
sarfOn- Light refreshments were
SEED Among those present were
SSeSe-,es Y = Rogers, George W
Sham. Martha Ward, T. A Thurston'
q " Brett +. A J. Seldom, a j.
Pose z B. Elfers and A. Lee. MIS-
Elfers will entertain the club at It's
The The Drogram for officers day Of the
Woman's club viii be an interesting
one Mrs. T. c. Phillips Will play
Dre1ude Mrs J. J. Raster Will sing
Dame Nightingale by IouoeII MIS-
A " Foster. the president, VIII make
an address. Mrs. Rue Jackson and MIS-
;TboTss a. Pitt will each give a five
minute talk on subjects vital to ~
Paso women. Mrs. D. V. Fennessy VIII
NAV violin solo, "Tarantella,' by Pa
mimi Mrs :. H. Sutherland viii give
ne report Of the Chicago biennial con-
vention Of the general federation o.
o-Vrnenrs clubs Mrs. Olga kohlberG
viii make an informal talk and Mrs
I ]. Kaster viii sing 'Vilanene, by
Del Acoua. closing the program, which
viii be held in the high school audlto-
rum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
HEAD Of ELKS
HEREF0R DAY
Local Lodge Entertaining
Grand Exalted Ruler
and Secretary.

Local Elks turned out in a body to
entertain their grand exalted ruler,
RAYMOND Benjamin. who arrived Sat
urday morning He was accO-70anied
by James r Nicholson, grand chair
man Of the board OF trustees. and
Frederick oh nsOn. grand secretary.
Met Mt the Station
The officials were met by the recep-
ton and entertainment committee at
the union station and were escorted TO
the hotel PasO del Norte. At 1915
they were entertained at a luncheon
at the hotel sheldon. which was fol-
lowed by an auto trip about the city
be held tonight from Z to o'clock at
the Els home and at p m a ra1quet
viii be given the visitors The officials
viii leave Sunday morning
The members of the entertainment
and reception committee are Clal-
borne Adams, chairman; Clyde Holmes
mayor c. T. Kelly. Robert krakauer,
Charles Armstrong, Herbert Ward.
Charles Brann. Max Miller, W H
Long. larry Burwell. George f. Wal
lace. V r. Stiles. Roy D. Barnum and
". H. Case.
EIks to Los Angeles
Plans are being made by members
Of Ell Paso Elks lodge No. 1S7 to send
a large delegation TO the annual con-
vention TO be held next summer at Los
Angeles. The Elks Of this city intend
making an effort to capture first prize
in the grand street parade. feat they
have accomplished al two previous ma
tional conventions Of this organiza-
a marching club OF 100 members is
to be organized TO participate in the
street pageant Some unique costume
will be selected at later date 70 be
worn by the paraders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03
BE SURE TO GET
REAL RESIN0L

II you want TO get rid Of eczema,
pimpIes, or other distressing skin erup-
lions. you will accept no substitute
for ResinoL Ointments similar in
name or appearance are NOT Just the
same as RcsinoL" Although FEW
interruptions dealers may offer them
As or FOR Resinol. they are often
crudeIy made. of little healing power,
and some may even be dangerous 10
use. Every druggist keeps genuine
Resinol because doctors prescribe 1t
regularly; so if you buy in the orig
inaI BLUE package you will be safe
from substitution. For sample free,
write to Dept 41-R. Resinol, Balti-
more. Acknowledgement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-03

would have descended. had not the
Prussian mailed fist interviewed. They
insisted that the marriage should not
take place unless the duke Of Bruins
wick formally renowned all claims 10
the throne Of Hanover and swOre un-
conditional allegiance to the house Of
HOhenzolern-
They called upon their sister. as =
loyal HOhenzollern. TO give uD the
match unless her husband subordinated
himself thoroughly 20 HOhenZOllen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT But the princess de-
clared she would marry the duke Of
Brunswick even If it meant exile and
impoverishment
Princess Stands Firm.
Perhaps she had an inruitive feeling
that a crown would sometime Test on
her brow If she stood firm At any
rate, the young couple won their point
and were married without conditions
Following the birth Of her baby there
was general reconciliation, on the sur
face at least If the allies win II VIII
be interesting TO see how the dukes OF
Brunswick and Cumberland meet the
opportunity Of their family TO regain
the kiugly estate.
Phone -S6 for Holiness fauluess dry
cleaning a dverriSe ueur
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BY vALESKA sURATT

" He removal OF wrinkles IS no
longer a problem OF course
= there are many prepared creams
which are sold for the purpose but the
experience OF most women with these
feeble agencies has usually been one OF
keen disappointment The loss OF
precious time in such cases IS part1cu-
Iarly deplorable. W nat every woman
wants and can now obtain is the quick
removal Of wrinkles. not a process re
quiriug almost a year If at all. but one
which viii show wonderful results IN
a few weeks time The following for
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Women's Organizations.

mo annual election OF Offlcers OF tne
Robert E. Lee chapter Of the United
Daughters Of the COnfederacy viii be
held Tuesday afternoon in Trinity
Methodist church. On account OF the
military tournament. which viii occur
the latter half Of the week. the day for
the election was changed from Thurs
day &c Tuesday
As a result Of the appeal for band
ages from the Red Cross socleues OF
the European war zone. the first Of the
neighborhood meetings for the rolling