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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
CORONER OPENS
JEMELAND PROBE
Resumes Investigation on Ar
rival of Brother of Auto
Victim from West.
TO BE HELD AT WHEELAN'S
At Session This Evening is Hoped
Facts Surrounding Killing of
Man Will Be Secured.

The inquest over the remains of
John Jemeland. Moline, who met his
death as the result of injuries receiv-
ed in being run over by an automo-
bile driven by Fred Muttera, Daven-
port, Thursday night at Fifth avenue
and Twenty-seventh street, will be
held at a O'Clock tonight at Wheelan's
undertaking parlors.
Benjamin Jemeland, brother of the
deceased, arrived this morning from
his home in Los Angeles to attend the
inquest, and it is his intention to push
the case to The limit. Muttera, it is
said, sped away from the scene of the
accident. leaving Jemeland bleeding
and dying in the street. The follow
ing morning Muttera gave himself up.
when he learned thar his victim was
dead. AS yet, Muttera has given no
satisfactory explanation of his con-
duct, and the result of the inquest will
be awaited with interest
Coroner r. c. J. Meyer mas all of
the witnesses ready to appear, and
Muttera will also be present, as we'll
as the brother of the deceased.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
1900 BLOCK ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD IMPORTANT MEET

An important meeting of the 1900
Block Business Mems association will
be held tomorrow noon at 1890 with
a luncheon at the Rock Island house.
Means for disposing of the free ar
ticIes still remaining in the Manu-
facturers' Week exhibit will be dis
cussed along with a definite course of
action on the civic betterment plan
which the association has taken up,
IN conjunction with the Womans club
and the state horticultural depart
ment.
Arrangements will also be made for
the annual banquet and election of of
ficers. which is to be held the latter
part of December. Secretary Beal will
make report of the work accomplish
ed during the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
$3.50 CLEARED BY
RUMMACE SALE
Sum Added to Associated Char
tiles Treasury After Auc-
ton Conducted a Week.

The rummage sale conducted by
the Associated Charities since last
Tuesday, came to a close last evening
with $3.50 clear of expenses added to
the association treasury. The largest
day of the sale was Saturday and most
of the goods were disposed of at that
time There are. however, some few
articles left over and these will be
stored in the Washington school build
ing and will be sold at time to be
announced later. The expenses of the
sale have been light, the use of the
building being donated by the school
board and only the lighting and heat
ing of the building and the rent of
wagons and teams to collect the goods
having to be drawn from the associa-
ton treasury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
CHARITY CONCERT
IS A BIG SUCCESS
Associated Charities Richer by
1926 as Result of Enter
tainment by Apollo Club.
ILLINOIS THEATRE FILLED
Singers and Assisting Performers En-
Enthusiastically Received, Acquit
Themselves Well.

The Associated Charities is richer
by some 1925 as a result of the charity
concert given under it's auspices at
the Illinois last evening by the Apollo
Glee club under the direction of
Clarke Swanson. with assisting per
formers. The house was well filled
and the audience was evidently in the
right spirit to enjoy the evenings en-
tertainment for from the first to the
last number the singers and special
soloists were greeted with rounds of
applause and compelled repeatedly to
give encore selections. The person
mel of the Apollo club is:
Club Personnel.
First tenor-John Wicklund, Elmer
Swanson, Emil Johansen, Caleb For
sell, Arvid Rosenberg, Joseph Sundell,
Herbert Nordlander.
Second tenor-Arthur L. Swanson,
Victor A Sodergren, Oscar Sand, Al
bin Anderson.
First base. A. Larson, ]. Edwin
Johnson, Ernst w. Olson, J. w. Carl
stedt, Roger Peterson.
Second base. l. Petersen, Victor
johnson, Frank L. Johnson, Fred Hal
vorsen, Carl Fryxell. Carl Johnson.
Miss Borghild, A. Johansen, accom-
PIANIST.
The chorus sings with perfect unity,
the voices are we'll blended and it
has a keen understanding of the
score The first number on the pro-
gram was The Star Spangled Ban
ner," arranged by Roy Herbert, Annie
Laurie" arranged by Dudley Buck fol-
lowing, the club giving an encore num-
Der after the group. Mrs. Faye Hough-
Mccarthy read THE Gift" by o. Hen
ry and THE Suffragette Question by
NJ Dooly, giving both selections so
we'll that she was repeatedly recalled.
Mrs. Mccarthy has great natural gifts
and with careful training has devel-
oped into a reader of unusual merit.
Edwin johnson, man still young
in years. accompanied by l.. V. Canter-
bury, gave a beautiful Interpretation
of TIL Fontane's archibald Douglas,
He has a voice of great purity and
range and gave a sympathetic read
ing of his number.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
ILl-J0HkSON
CASE DISMISSED
BY COURT ORDER
Wood Gives Up Prosecution
AMI Leaves Room as Mo
ton Is Overruled.
OVER BRUNER'S ANSWERS
Social Attorney Drops Matter After
Second Attempt to Fine Sheriff
for Contempt Fails.

JuCoe e. W. Olnsted at 5:15 O'Clock
,his afternoon instructed the jury in
n. MssiII johnson Bribery case 70
snd the defendants not guilty. This
,..p was taken when Special Prose
ev,or George Wood gave up the case.
s+ser Judge oImsted oVerruIed a mo-
son MADE nat Sheriff o. L. 5runer
~ fined fer contempt Of court. II was
.he second such motion made by At
carney WOOD during the case today.
Wher Judge Olmsted oVerruled the
rction, Attorney wood walked out Of
ne eeUrt room. indicating he was
through with the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. Nye.

Private funeral services for Mrs. An
gle Nye, old Rock Island resident, will
be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon from the home, 72S Four
teenth street, Rev. NJ. E. Chatley Off
ciating. Interment will be in Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
Bow Hunter Killed.

Henry Carter, aged Is, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Carter of Galva, was
killed by the accidental discharge of
his shot gun while hunting Sunday.
He tripped and fell and the trigger
snapped. The full charge struck him
beneath the left shoulder blade and
he died instantly. Four companions
witnessed the tragedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17

For the Santa Claus Good Fellow
Gut Out and Mail to The Argus
hereby agree to buy Christmas gifts for give
numoer) ........ poor children. | desire that the
names OF the poor children. together with their ages
and addresses. be furnished me through The ARGUS
Santa Claus Fund Committee.
SlSHed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
is Fined 500.

Emil Conert was fined 800 and
costs, in default of which he was SEN
fenced to the county Jail for 20 days,
by Police Magistrate C. ]. Smith this
morning. The charge was assault and
battery, 1t being alleged that a week
ago he beat his wife, causing her TO
sustain a fractured rib and several
bruises.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
Miss Benkert PIeases.

The club next sang Greetings to
Spring by Strauss and Battle Hymn
from Rienzi'' by Wagner, the latter
being enc of the best numbers given
by the club. Miss Ruth Benkert, ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. Mabel
Benkert-Stolle, sang "Nur Wer Die
Sehnsucht'' by Tschaikowsky and also
"Vellanelle" by Dell-Acqua, giving both
selections so beautifully that she was
recalled several times. Miss Benkert
has an exceptionally lovely voice and
sings as though singing was her great
est pleasure and with such ease that
she seems to only open her lips and
the sound comes forth without any
effort on her part.
L. w. King, accompanied by Miss
Effie Johnson on the piano, played a
clarinet solo by Barr. giving a most
creditable performance and playing so
we'll that the audience would not resi-
till he had given a second number.
Z. II. Hass gave two readings, a
Romance" by George AIDE and The
Best Letter" by w. Kirk, and he was
recalled again and again, responding
with a number of dialect stories. He
has an easy natural manner of read
ing and delighted his audience.
The closing numbers on the program.
were "Oh Hail Us! Ye Free" by verdi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17

After this date 1 will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by W..
II. Boice.
Nov II, IA. MRS. JESSIE BOlCE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-17
IMMUNITY ORDER.


!. appearing &C the court that the
FITNESS. Oscar l. 5runer. is material
arc necessary witness in this case and
ina, his testimony would tend to in
erfr1irste himself. and that there are
ether eases pending in this court in
which his answer would tend to in
-rir1inzte him: ordered. the witness,
Oscar 1. 5runer, be released from all
stability 10 be prosecuted or punished
,n account Of any matter to which he
sail be required TO testify and that
.si6 witness be compelled to testify;
ordered. fu-S1er. that as to each ques-
ten asked. the objection of the wit
ness that his answer would tend to
lrcririnste him, shall stand.
After the above immunity order
had been entered on his docket by
Judge r W. Olmsted in circuit court
yesterday afternoon. directing o. L.
Bruner TO testify in the MagilI-John-
sen bribery case. and granting him
full protection. should aDy CT his ,es-
timOny tend to incriminate himself,
the sheriff surprised Special States
Attorney George " Wood. who has
laborei long and hard TO have protec-
ton extended The witness for the
state. by making a negative reply 10
every question asked him. and failing
&c produce any sensation.
Il the special prosecutor had antici-
pated tina; the sheriff was about TO
turn states evidence and peach" he
vas mistaken. for the iavaria5le re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
APPoMATToX

l>pGcis! 70 The Times pisps,chI
AUTOMATIC VA. November Mis-,
Minnie E"f,Sr Who has been teaching II
I.rnchhmrG 10 recover her strength AFTER a
recent Illness.
Ms Jet"r Palmer. Of Norfolk has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. j. Il. Atwood. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, 1. wingneld lef, yester.
ia! 10 attend the Methodist Conference in
P"rJsmoulh.
Hon Lane. "f Prospect an old student q,
tho NpponattoN AgricnIural School. is Al
tending school In Bedford city this year
Mr.. Lam" Is preparing himself 70? the min.
Mls. susie Hancock ana Miss Nota Mar.
sh'lI OF i'c Tarmri'i" Normal are visit
Mis- Grncc nancorb. OF Rice. L. a, nom.
Shc has been teaching Rice
Miss Mary Reaic u graduate Of tho nigh
s"h""i a"rH ana reccnuy 81 tho Won,nn's
S"'ieEc IN l.ynchburg, Is visiting friends
IN town.
phi I'urdum and wife have been visiting
iri'uda and relatives IN Eastern Virginia
John Wiley. of Sew York, is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Mobile Taylor.
, Gc"rEs c"!elnnn' of Fort Meyer. Va, is
The W"mans Missionary Society is re-.
c"iyinE donations to send 10 tho ornhans a,
Siicm Tor Thanks giving.
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nt.fN. r. Dr. y. W, prinkard. .Lr..
tary-trcasnrer. The object OF the club
IT'S many branches and the membership
In the student body In limited TO the
juniors and seniors: The initial pro-
pr. W. -. Weatherford. weii-known
In y. NJ. C. a. work, assisted by NJ. w.
Lee, State student secretary for vir-
s ro s Ss asdsn,s seres 81
tinuc until Sunday evening. The Of
iicern OF the local association and min
listers OF the town arc GO operating with
arouse II spirit Of religion. cndcavor
among tho students.
Carter Glass, member of Congress
from this district. will deliver an adj
dress on "Danking and Cuprrency.' in
the German hall on Tuesday evening.
November T. This is ono I'm the series
Of addresses By public men and educa
tors to be made, before the students
and faculty this session.
W. J. Schoenc. director Of the cx-
pertinent station. and II. l.. Price. dean
of the agricultural department., repre-
tented the college at the meeting of
ngriculturists and experiment station
men in Washington during tho past
Week.
President Eggleston Professor W. H.
Saunders and Charles J. Wade, secre-
ar} S1 tne noar of
meeting of the State sanitary live
stock board.
The open weather has permitted the
classes in field work to have much more
practical demonstration OF the class
room theories. Professor lIodens
geology men have made several trips
over, the mountains. and, Professor
have been out in the orchards of the
county Al number Of times.
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BOWLING. GREEN
snceinl To- rhc Tin,ea. p.spateh

ISpccini to- Tho Tintod- D;spatri,.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA. November Ia
Mr.. aud Mrs. John W. Chandler aud daush-
ter. Dorothy. OF New York, arc Spcn,liuc
some time With MIR and Mrs. \. II. Chund-
Ter.
Miss Deli" Davies Is visiting her sister.
Mrs hsuew. in Washington.
Miss Eubiucttc Ice. who has hccn visit :
ing friends here left this week for home.
mt frviugton.
Mrs. William q. CoEhill has returned from
Falls Church. where she spent some time
with her daughter. Mrs. William ". Cobb.
Mrs. lanes Z. Rich;,Tds spent part of
this week IN Uichmond.
MIR. aud Mrs. William L.. Boyd OF Rich :
mond, arc Visiting Major and Mrs. r. D..
Coghiil.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Valentine aud children
have returned from q visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
C. l.. Baker. In KnoNyilc Tenn.
Mason PcatroSs, of near Hanover. spent
part OF this week here with friends.
MISC Christine Berger spent the week
end in Fredericksburg
Among those who attended tho "oman,,s
meeting OF the Baptist Church In Fred
erlcEsburr this week were Mrs. l.. l.. Butler.
Mrs. 4. b. GIN. Mrs, L. u. Collins. Mrs. ..
i. Smoot. Mrs Il. :. Coghill, Mrs Joel
Ilaines. Mrs. Z. G.. Allen. Mrs 7. C.. valen-
tine. Mrs. j. j. Williams and Miss Blanche
Coghill.
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ORANGE

ISnHsiai to The Times Dispatch.l
John AllySn Reed, l:oanoke. :
Mrs. George Wrish:, of cordon,v,le, wa,
! Miss :usenin wamberslc. Of swce,bricr.
Captain ana Mrs WITNESSES. ofF c RaIf"ss
Mis Je ssT ts, Wrsh, Of Tappshs1nosk is
wnshlny,9n and Rrltimore last weeH ~
visiting her cousin. Miss Florence Garrett,
Mrs, r. I. Robinson. who has been visiting
Mrs Larkin Willis. Jr. has returned TO he.
Miss susie Hnisry is in Roanoke with her
& F. Ma s.n, mas zone 10 Mi'shel-, Va
spending some time with his brother. Or.
Miss Lacy Mayo, who has been visiting
has returned to her, home. In Richmond.
Mis- II s Ian MaId"N wh% has been the
turned to her home. in stanton.
DE-: trani Scott has been recent visitor
Miss rnse Williams. who attended the
American Revolution nj AieNnndra, has re-
, Mis- Emma hxsy cri,senasp ha, gone to
! of Miss Manic MasSie for two weeks.
smoker recently given at the Cataipa Club
w J.. Phillips. OF Fredericksburg. was
Ms Miss Anae loNrls wamberss. Of Stony
ana Mrs wsmberse. '''' '"'' ea''a'"
v.h Mrs. 6 Ia, MS 81 has gone % Roanoke
; Mrs i@wrenss Tickets and Miss Lena
Mrs. Mercer JenninEs and Mrs s"' j. '' r
NTn r Q, Cn,pspsr were recent guests OF
Malcolm Mcintosh. who has been living
IN Washington. has returned to his home
| lMr: and Mrs, wilburn Osborne have been
vi,i,ins Captain and Mrs; Wamhersic
charia,tesvilie ii ast week. h'o""'"s was in
Can, .:,.o. = T. Grinsley, of cuipcper, has
M, Mis; s., NirEnia Dunlop has hccn visiting
several days Win his father Robert Con.
Hing her aaush'Sr Mrs ucnry S c. Warren RI MS
II; ". neJarnette has Sonc on a hunting
Miss Line Jones. Of CHARACTERISTIC Is
r %nH ;"m S,o !mG o 70 st ,n,S place
tousc nj; her attractive home. Which !" was AS
"S ;" Gstor !i 81? sss Til, Tia
Bradbury poured ten. The serving was done
an1 Nnnic Waters, Among those present. ,asseSf
We Me@lpmcs "; L., Bradbury. Harry Tai-
Honey Gras,y. RernarI wilson. J. ". Ei !ef :.
soc. ~ g Watts. Marshall James Il. j
, 80 i>i'htll:s ~ H. HawilnES
Wnrrcn Lizzie smith. Marian harris. l."
GraSty, Baron Mason. y. g. BROWNING sui
! Ivan. " -. Ealscy, Misses Mary Halsey
Ec.sir Mason. Mabel aud Willie Moore, i,iia
Graham. i.cnn iiickct'' Ond Misses bradbury
Mrs George Dudley has returned from
Stnnn'"n. where she has been visiting rcIa-
lanes q Dowucr spen, several days in
Roanoke last week
MIS-. ". W. ii9rkcr and Miss Marian Hil
Wee visitors IN Somcrsc, last week
Mis- Florence NaSs. OF Cailpeper was re.
Gently ihc guest of her sister Mrs. Law
renee Ricketts,.
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v. P. !.

ELACk SBURG. VA. November 10.
The third session OF the school for
DEMONSTRATIONS will begun "a, the aEri-
cultural college of the Virginia Poly
tfchhlc Institute or January IL. 1913,
annual winter course in agriculturc,'
or farmers short course. will start viii,
nc first day OF February, and last un
W Ill" 18th. Tile first il intended to
bring together The siXty-iivc or more
county demons iration agents in Wiz
gina for conference aud instruction:
farmer In this state. no matter what
his age or the amount OF land he owns
as much schooling In scientific agricui-
inrc. in all it's allied branches. and in
practical farming as the time will al
low.
Dr. Wiliian l.. Barlow is president
OF the Science Club, recently organized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-15
V. M. /.

LEXINGTON. VA. November Ia
After a three days visit to Richmond,
Richmond Alumni Association and at
tended to business connected with the
institute, General Nichols returned TO
the post on saturday.
anniversary OF the founding of the
school. there was suspension of all
academic duties
Colonel Smith, Colonel, poague. and
Captain Gayle, spent the weekend in
Lynchburg.
AZ, the visitors at the post. this
Of Norfolk. both former cadets
After a two weeks absence. during
which time she visited relatives and
friends In Washington. BALTIMORE, and
is again at her home.
Mrs. John Lamb. of Richmond, is
visiting her son, Cadet Lamb, of the
fourth class.
Colonel J.. G. Wise. professor of law
Richmond as the guest Of the alumni
association. Colonel Wise addressed
the association during his stay. lie
Wise " ~ '' y w.
Alien G. nerkinson. II. who has been
~ the institute since the opening of
the present session. returned or thurs
day to his home In Petersburg.
led by Mrs: pendleton, went to Lynch
burg on Wednesday, where Colonel
rcndleton addressed the alumni of that
city ut their annual meeting.
The Misses Mock, of Accomac. were
guests on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
their brother. Cadet Mock, third class
very delightful dance was given in
the gymnasium on Tuesday evening.
Among those present were Doctor and
Mrs. Schcrmcrhorn. Mr. and Mrs HUI
ger. the Misses Patton, Miss Cameron.
Miss Fletcher. Miss Coolidge. Miss
Juliet Keith. Colonel Byrd Captains
purdie. Miller and Crowson. and MIR.
McCrum.
on Wednesday evening the Rev.
John Nelson Mills. y: d.. gave an in
teresting lecture on THE Progress and
Prospects OF China before tho officers
and cadets. This WAS the same lecture
which Doctor Mills has given to all the
larger universities throughout the
country.
Captain c. G. Miller is spending the
week END with his parents In Rich
nnond. He has as his guest, Captain
+. +. Crowson.
George G. Muncc. after several
weeks visit ut the post, returned TO
his home in Richmond OH Friday.
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FORK UNION
Special to The Ti,nes- Dispatch.

Special 10 The Tiioes- Dispatch.
FORK UNION, VA, November lI.--Miss
Lotuc NJ. Sncad attended the marriage OF
her brother. Or. II. NJ. Snead, at South Hill
last week.
George II: sneal student a, tho Medical
College Of Virginia, had his guests W.
I. Roycttc of the Medical College. and DIR.
Waverly Tucker Of Richmond. at the old
homestead for the week end.
attended the marriage Of DIR. Sncad at South
lIill last week.
Miss Louise Perkins, of the St Anne
College. Charlottesville, spent the week -cnd
at her home.
I; DIR. and Mrs. r. J. Wright, have left
Fork Union for blackstone, their future
home.
Thomas Henry Griffin won first prize at a
grand tournament recently held at Fork
Union. and crowned Miss Jessie Campbell,
OF Wilmington. queen of love and beauty.
Philip Winn. who has been sick In West
Virginia. is Improving
Mrs. William r. Perkins Is spending some
time at the Windsor.
A large number of the Alumni ~ the Fork
Union Academy attended the Blackstone
Academy game here last week.
u. :. tiS0n prcsidcn, OF the Hiackstonc
Academy. made brief visit to Fork linton.
Miss Edltl Davis has returned from II
visit to Miss Nellie adair at Narrpw.'.
Mrs. Percy Thomas Is visiting relatives In
King William County.
Mrs. William Petty. OF kinston; W. Va,
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Frank Sncad.
Julian Jones of Pittsburgh, Pa. made :,
brook recently.
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HARRiSONBURG

tsneclai 10 Tho Times Dispatchl
UAKNISOEBCRG VA Sovember IL Mrs.
-. II. 7. Cornell. 90 Mountain Lake. \. ! b..
Dechert. on South Main street.
Mrs. Thomas q. Herring ana lille daurh
tor. Hlil.snrie. are with relatives I'm Wash =
ingtoit.
Mrs Jamo. g. johnston ana Mis, Margarc,
King entertained recently at tho former 4
home ON franklin Street.
Rev. aud Hre. u. ~. sherman. 81 S;aun-
ton. were rc'eni guests uf tho former 3
sisters, Mrs. Swltzer and Mrs Bycrs. iu iIar-
rispnDurg
Mrs Aegic Hopkins is /. gue.t IN The
home OF Nrs. Robert Gibbons. on FRANKLIN
Street
Miss Bessie Ecgols. Of I.ewisburg w Va
!. yls!ting M-s. T. T.. wager. on Campbell.
street.
inEtnn STATE IL guest Of Mr.. amd Mrs.
j. G. SticEel
Mrs. j. samuel Hamburger has returned
from 4 visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. Rartow
Jones, al Point P!eagnnt ". Va.
Ms John Pau JT.. has returned from a
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visit 10 her mother. Mrs. panonhower in
Alexandria.
Mrs. T. y. Haas and daughter. Miss Mar
Earet Logan. are guests of Mrs. John II.
Christian In I.ynchburG.
Miss uiida Miller who has been a guest
nj her sister, Mr.. {: L. Frazier. has left
for Philadelphu 10 join her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel II. Miller. who have moved
from Stephens CRY to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Scbren. Jr.. re-
turned on Wednesday from their bridal trim
20 New York Mrs. Seb-eli was Miss ShiT-
ley Manor.
Mrs. q. W. Arncntrout of StrasburE Ia q
Sw!tZer
Mr.. aud Mrs. Boyd c. Pattee. OF Richmond.
are visiting the homes of J. Il. and w. c.
Miss Winnie Brewer, of tho Johnston
Willis Sanatorium. Richmond. Is visiting
her father. DR.. 5. l.. Brewer at Singers
Glen.
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Holiday Handkerchiefs

Maybe 1t sounds stereo-
typed to say that our stock
this year, despite the trouble
abroad, is, larger and
dafntier than ever before.
But whether the phrase
be much-used and over
worked or not, it's a FACT
as far as the Mosby Hand
kerchief stock is concerned.
Our import order for
these goods was placed last
January, long before war
was thought Of. Among the
many styles, We mention the
following:
Women's wide 2-inch hem
Handkerchiefs, TO 2-3c and
25c.
Women's wide hem, long
initial linen Handkerchiefs,
25t.
Beautiful Handkerchiefs
at SOC. Hand-embroidered;
wide and narrow hens; large
assortment Of patterns.