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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1915-01-08
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the lower abdomen, is serious.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

iHi'eciHI IN The Times Dispaictl
RALEIGH ~ c. Dccembar - IN,
Kemp J.. Battle returned to Chanel
I'M to-day 10 meet with other MON
bcrs OF special committee to under
axe the work OF getting out . com
plcic catalogue OF all the students of
me University Of North Carolina from
ihe io"h"hne Of the university in 1893.
20 The present time. The catalogue
VIII contain brief sketches OF tho career
or each student. II is :. siupcndouS
task ana will require several years to
c"nple'" II, ana cost a considers Ill q
sum. pr. Battle. Walter Murphv. Of
Salisbury. aud }. q. Wilson. of Eliza
"tt n CITY. arc members OF the com :
hittce along with q number uf the
members OF tn. university focult,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
SEEK VIRGINIAN'S RELEASE
FROM GREAT BRlTAIN'S ARMY
bnn'iilc Father 'rhkrs Steps to Have
TWcnty-Dnc-N cur-OId son
Brought Homo.


iANNtLl.E, VA, December IL
John Watson Davis. OF this city took
The first steps to-day toward having
MS son, Joseph, aged twenty ono years.
released from the British army. with
winch he has been serving for the past
several months AS a soldier in the In
Installing fusilicrs. ar Irish regiment
Davis has written TO his father ask :
inS that he send him documents whore
by he can show that he is an Amer
ican citizen. in order that he may Sc
cur" his release. Davis. tho is "A
Young physical giant, tipping the scales
,at 20" pounds, joined the British army
"heil ne was still in his minority. hav-
ing gon" to England on cattle boa
eieNcn months ago from Norfolk
Inc Youths father has employed
counsel 10 help him in tn" matter. and
INC attorney has written TO Secretary.
."i state lansing asking him 10 pro-
oced TO secure the young mans dis
charge. Davis was born In Charlot,cs-
N!ile, but base lived here most Of his
NE tie was, however, engaged in
business AT kcnbridge, Va. shortly be-
fore ne left.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
IN AND oUT OF TOWN.

Miss Alice Aylett Hoae, a student at
Nassar College. is spending the holt
days with her parents. DR.. and Mrs. NJ
-. Hoge, Jr.
Miss Mary Beirne, who Is in Baltl-
more for the winter season. has been
the recent guest Of relatives in Rich
mond for few days.
Miss Beth Palmer. who has been at
tending school in New York. will re-
turn to Richmond on Monday TO spend
the Christmas holidays.
Stewart SHIELD. a student at the
Episcopal High School. will spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs r. r. SHIELD. at 1889 West Avenue.
Philip SHIELD. who is attending
school at the University OF Virginia.
will also spend the holidays with his
parents here.
Miss Katherine Taylor. of "Ruck
HILL" is spending several days with
friends In williamsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Moore. who
have been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frye have returned home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18


"hhrSc Of The Scout Rug,c Lifc and
Drum corps Z. - E,amcis vii, con-
uhuc To tax" charge OF tn, drun,rerS.
Nac far!anc will assume active charge
OF IN" hugl"rs, and with 7. -. Heinrich
rs aciiv" manager everything bids fair
tor very tnc "ori,a
1t ~ III" intention of MIR Mac,rrinuc
10 nlargc the corps up to between s.v.
"htN 1--WE and 100 Scouts, to provide
'h"fn. l! possible. with n he ldsoinc olive
"r"h scout uniform aud feather leg
S'hS He has in mind several ways o."
securing mpncN to bc u"cd for thie
""fpoHc Many trips and good times
ar" III store for the corps. AMI he viii
'c *crN clad To meet any Scout through
cut tie cit! ~ the Elucs' Ar'mor, OF,
W. HncsdaN cN"nincs at y o'clock who
IL AT all musical
J he 'nc"t''ig night for the Eu-!e. Fife
ana Drum Corps has bccn chaui,cd
FROM Tuesday evening to "Wednesday.
cNcl'irH o't account or night schoo.
Troop 20 gave to it's Scout master
FAIRFAX G. Jones. Il surprise party last
Friday night in celebration of Ito ii. =
anniversary Of his commission
various musical numbers and other
entertainment had been arranged by tho
noEs. lc" cream and cake " re served
by the committee
IN" Fox Patrol presented MI Jones
with his first service strips
The troop Will leave for the !:.ot.,
camp on sunday. December ~. for /,
three days trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
The Boy Scouts
In Richmond and Vire;nia.

All the details have been worked out
and hnal instructions given. 10 tho
Richmond Boy Scouts who will take
charge OF distribution OF stockings for
the Empty Stocking CLUB on the morn
ing OF December 2i-ChTistmas Eve.
ihe scout master. assistants and
Scouts are very enthusiastic about per-
forming this service. since IL Is agreed
unanimously that tho worl; viii afford
al s\"cUsIt opportunity ior the Ri,'n-
mond Scouts TO do q big, go III turn"
Instructions hav" goi. out 10 IN. :n0
Scouts and twenty or nos. men room
sod ;oi this occasion, Ia repor; at inc
john Marshall Tiigh school promptly
AZ S:2c y. NJ. FOR duty From this cen
tr"i ,rint they will nc gent TO the
'ariUus district Centers OF dist:i3uiicn
Tie aliiononil| commit tie Of the clul.
has promised NJ least one mach. ne TO
'e USED IN connection with each dis
'r."' center. These mt rhreu viii also
report At the John Marshall High
school at $50. and viii be sent with
the scouts 10 their respective ccntcrs.
Have Charge Of Distribution.
Mrs. Z. NJ Hcadc general chairman
OF the Empty Stocking Club. is very
much pleased with this plan, and will
urge the members OF her committee
TO have evcrTthing in readiness al the
various schools so that the Scouts can
begin their work promptly at \ VI.
All transfer Of stock ings from schools
having too man! to schools not having
enough will he made Oh THURSDAY
afternoon, December %. so that every
thing will he in readiness for the
scouts on the 2tth.
The Scout executive states that #
these arrangements are carried out the
work OF distribution should be accom-
p!ishcd in between three or four hours
He has instructed the scouts and Scout
officials who perform this work 10 bc
AS careful and exact as possible Every
Scout has been. and will again. he in
care of The stockings, so rs to avoid
center Will present the Scout master
exact address and grouped. as far as
work TO be performed by the Scouts
and Scout masters will be the actual
dis;r! button.
Community ChrIstmas Tree.
The general committee OF the COM
munity Christmas tree. of which John
T. Wilson is president. at its last meet
ms, held in the parlors Of Murphy's
Hotel, requested the Scout commits
sioner and Scou, executive TO have
Richmond Scouts take charge of the
lines ut the Christmas tree on Christ.
mas Eve. reporting promptly at $40
p. NJ. in uniform, with slaves OF
course. every Scou: in Richmond Will
want 20 be present to see the mon
strous Christmas tree. TO hear the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Vale IIonors Nirriuiuu

LEXINGTON. VA. December IL
Harry s. George Tucker. OF Lexington.
has accepted an invitation from Judge
Henry w Rogers. dean OF the Yale
Law school, 20 deliver the Storr's course
of lectures ut that institution In Feb
ruarN. 1915. In writing Mr. Tucker
Judge Rogers said: we have had a
distinguished lot Of lecturers under
this foundation. among them Judge
Cooley, Judge Dillon ANA Sir Frederick
Pollock"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
woMEN's MEETINGS.

AZ the annual meeting of Common.
wealth Chapter. d. A. r.. hold on De-
cember IS, the following ofrlcers were
elected: Regent, Mrs. r. l.. Purcell:
vice-regent, Mrs. NJ Allen Chambers:
second vice-regent, Mrs. ]. Taylor
Ellyson: recording secretary, Miss
Adele CorlinE: treasurer, Mrs. J. H.
Capers. Jr.; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Charles p. Lee; registrar. Mrs. n
j.. williams; historian, Mrs. w. T..
Payne: chaplain, Mrs. Russell Cecil.
The executive board includes Mrs. S. A.
Anderson. Miss Irene Bossieux, Mrs
Frank NJ. Davis, Mrs. ]. A. Hoofnagle,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
I.nrmcrs End Meeting.

SPECIAL 70 The Times DispHtc
MANASSAS. VA. December 1.-THE
December meeting Of tho Northern Vir-
.iuia Farmers Institute closed this
afternoon after successful session.
which WAS wcll-attcnded The care Of
I've stock Was one Of the main ad :
dresses OF the day. while the discus
sion OF the Smith Lever act WAS an
other important feature. Plans and
arrangements were formulated at the
meeting for q Prince William County
Fair 10 he held i'll Manassas next fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
To Enlarge ,Iiui,nr, Araacm,.

WASHINGTON. December I7.-Con-
rress was urged to-day by Secretary
Garrison TO appropriate rs soon as
possible $i2.Gl@ TO enlarge Ia. West
Point Military Acadcmy for accomlno
da'ion Of 10 additional cadets and
Sl3.o"" 10 meet certain special expenses
o. the army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Local I'cmncrnturc.

- noon temperature. ............. 30
- i. VI temperature. ........... 4"
MhH'lnHm temperature 10 y T. NJ. -
Hihifut temperature to J.. NJ -
Mean temperature ..... 20
Normal temperature .. 80
'cn'lcrcN ~ temperature. ...
pcnc'ci,cH IN temperature since
'''''', sol
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
nary Observation-Disclosures. 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Is. w. Burnen Appointed.

Special TO The Times Dispntch.J
RALEIGH. y. c.. December IL
Commissioners OF Agriculture W. A.
Graham announces the appointment Of
*. w Barnes as secretary TO the state
Board OF Agriculture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Local barometer Headings.

5 T.. NJ. ........,.. .9,s9
:.ocni observation at - y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. -. humidity 100: wind
northwest: wind. velocity,
niiicS: weather. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
Local Rainfall.

t.itlhiall last twelve hours NJ
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours
l'chciencN III rainfall since March
............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :
deficiency III rainfall since Jan
nary -,
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Mrs q. T w. Kern, Mrs. Withers
Miller and Mrs. Charles Watkins

IN important meeting OF The boa rd
OF the Female Humane Association will
be held ut the home, 1o3 East Leigh
street. at !; o'clock this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

John MnrshniI High :chooi. "Hnrd
ftmcs DnUsnnt,'' y o'clock.
Female Humane tssOcin tlon, d.
rcrfors meeting. 7O3 East Leigh
street, ~ o'clock.
Hnskctbmtl. William and Mary W..
Richmond lIOwttxers. HOwitxcrs'
trnOry. S;30 O'Clock.
t.yrlc-POpuiar vaudeville; nntl-
ncr. y; night, 1870 and u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
The Weather

i'orecnnt: Virginia
-ItRin IN [ ur d a y.
colder west portion /;
sunday fair md
colder.
North turo1inn-
Rain mud cold SHtur-
day; fair Sunday
cast portion.
south Carolina
Rain and cold SRtur-
day; fair sunday
cast portion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

music and enjoy tho entertainment. so
the executive Informed the chairman,
Mr. Wilson. that il would he an added
PLEASURE 10 the Scouts to be OF service
"hlic enjoying the festivities. He has
20 instructed the Scout masters and
Scouts Throughout, the city, AMI a large
number Will he on hand TO perform this
duty.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
HoLcOMsJolNER NuPTlALS.

Miss Lillian Holcomb ard Joe Joiner were united in marriage at the country home of the brides par ents, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Holcomb Tuesday afternoon, in the presence of number of relatives and friends Of the family.
 The home was tastefulIy deeorat- cd with flowers and pot plants, and the ceremony was performed by Dr. R. D. Willis, of Fayetteville, pastor of the First Presbyter- ian church. Miss Margaret Sutton, Of Fayetteville a friend of the bride, presided at the piano. The bride and groom entered to the strains of tSchubert's Serenade" and I"Lohegrin Chorus. The ceremony was very pretty and impres siYe. af- ter which a lovely luncheon was served MT. and Mrs. Joiner left on the night train for Magnolia, Ark, where they will make their home.
 The groom was reared at Magn7l- ia. and is a young man Of excellent character. and has the friendship and respect of all who know him. He graduated from |. Of \. n 1912, then finished the Iaw department at Little Rock. and is ION rising young lawyer Of Magnolia He is a member Of the lower house #of the Legislature. from Columbia County. Ios which Magnolia is the sest.
 The bride is from one of the old ezt and best known =familifz Of spnfagdale, and is yoazg woman oi exceptional worth and charming per saaelity. who is loved by al 70 for tttaate as to know her. She sfaduat- ea from L. Of \. in 1af3. and aas been teaching school since at Rus sellYilIe, Ark.
 Out Of town guests who were pres ent aside from immediate relatives
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs Edward Fredricks entertain Cd Saturday afternoon from two til five in honor of her daughter Mar guerites fourteenth birthday.
 The home was beautifully deeorst- ed in pink and white, with the same color scheme in the refreshments. Those present were Misses Vera Slaughter, Lillian House, Lorraine Petross, Leda Graves, Kathryn Smy- CT, Mary Hawn, Willie B. Brodie, Ruth Kelso. Inez Morris. Imogene Crutcher, and Messrs. Faye Dyes, Lewis Marks, James Havn, Howard Clark, Paul Cummings, Jay Norris, Cecil Murphy and Lynn Petrcss.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
CLEANLINESS COMMANDMENTS

Thou shalt locate. report aad abolish all public nuisances.
 ?. Thou shalt not spit on side walks or fa any public place or eoa= veyauee.
 5 TEoa=s4alt =se.t.ember U f-ta 5rseslsfzfss= a.-d that flies make fl.aera
 [ Taoa saal, aot sweep az.l=- gelks ia tHe business section after half past seven in the morning.
 ;. Taoa shalt not threw tin cans nor rubbish n any back yard tae9nt It or alley.
 {. Thou sal. provide covered receptacle for all manner ot house and stable refuse.
 |. Thou saalt gather and burn all sorts Of combustibIe rubbish
 s. Thou shall not haul refuse in leakv or overloaded wagons.
 2. Thou shalt wage continued var f1rc on weeds 9dande,ions and un- trimmed trees.
 l0. Thou s5alt whitewash or paint thy buildings. and shalt keep thy premises constantly clean.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Of town, left Wednesday morning for Sterling City, Texas, to spend the winter
 Sidney Vinson, of Muskogee, Okla, was here latter part Of last week, visiting his parents, and other rel atiyes.
 Mrs Chas. Mckinney and Mrs. John Myers went to Rogers Tuesday to attend the District Missionary meeting. Miss Floye Daily, of Springfield io., visited friends Saturday night and Sunday, returning home Monday morning. Attorneys Wythe Walker and c. 4. Hurst were here from Fayetteville Tuesday morning, being interested in a law suit.
 Mrs. Flora Lewis of Springfield, Mo, arrived Saturday night to wis i it a few days with her sister, Mrs. i Jessie Laub.
 Mrs. E. L. Little and son of Sum- mers, Ark. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hilton, a short distance west Of Springdale.
 Mrs. s c. Miner of Van Buren, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. N. II. Noble, returned home Wednesday morning.
 A-@
 Mrs. John Lewis of Joplin, Mo, who has been here visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Annie Hummer. returned home Monday morning.
 
 Miss Hazel Thompson. who has been visiting her uncle, N. \. Pra- ter at Waterman, Texas, returned home Friday afternoon
 
 Mrs. Van Pearson left Saturday morning fer Grove. Oklahoma, to visit a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Herbert Sparkman.
 
 Francis Williams. of smithton, Pena.. who is on his way home from the Exposition visited few days with P. H. Hough this week.
 
 Miss Irma Petross went Up to Rogers Friday 10 spend a few days with her aunt. Mrs. J. \. C. Black burn. She returned Monday.
 
 Mrs Frank C Heath and daaghts CT Of Berryvflle. Ark, who have beeE visiting Mrs. Frank H. shelton re- turned home Thursday morning.
 
 Mrs. Edgar j. Brown Who= has
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
GOSSIP.

Gossip, Tie very name has q
 nasty sound You'll find her sneak ing into the stores. the s2hool-raom. the churches and societies You H find her masquerading under the name of friendship. YouH find her leaning over the back fence or edg- ing in between husband and wife. No place is sacred to her. She black ems the character of men and wo- men and of innocent girls Sire
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

were Miss Mildred Lee, of Little Rock, who is attending the Univers- ity at Fayetteville, Miss Emile Mon7 tague, of Fort Smith, Mrs. Ad Rife, Of Fayetteville. all of whom are es- pecial friends of the bride, and former school mates.
 The couple were accompanied 10 the train by large number of friends and departed amid shower Of congratulations and blessines.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

rains the careers Of se8Hs e# Suppose man CT woman is aat= as yoH are or as you think thes should be. Do you know you are ris1z6aa Lei other people think as tHaY= believe they should think. whether = about politics, religion f.I=.35f= f==.51a=. Don't gossip abat them. fsHH az=ts De paved with good intent b4t tas s}9af 5ftiHa pillars are tHHzte ea7 p- efs=Ex.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

BeYers.
 Miss Maud NeNaster= is visiting friends at Fayetteville. for few days.
 Mrs. Will Boss Of Fort Smith. is visiting Mrs. H..LeitzeH for few days.
 
 Mrs. Cyrus Lee of Bartlesyille, OK Iahoma, is visiting her mother Mrs. J. W. Palmer. Miss Maud Greenhouse, Of John son. spent the week end with Miss Freddie Rogers.
 Mr. Charles Wilson of Kansas City Mo. visited this week with Mr- Ed ward Fredr1eks.
 ss* Mrs. Cato and daughter left We'd nesday afternoon for Fort Smith. where they will locate. Mrs. san:e Zimmerman went to Fayetteville Friday, to spend a few days with friends.
 
 Charles Kineaid left Saturday morning for Blue Mound, Kansas, to visit his parents few days. Mrs Susan Parrot. who has been visiting relatives at Greenyiile, Tenn. returned home Thursday.
  Mir. and Mrs E. \. Wilson left Sat urday morning for Clinton, Mo. where they are going 10 locate. Rev. R. T. Philips and wife left 1 Tuesday morning for Russelville, Ark, to attend the Presbytery. Mrs. George Bennett and son of Paris, Texas. are visiting Mrs. Ben Inetts mother, Mrs. N. Palmer.
  Mrs Esther McNab left Wednes- day morning for Little Rock, to visit her sister. Mrs D. C. Rice.
 
 Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughter, of Rogers spent Sunday with her parents MT. and Mrs G. \. Graves.
 
 Dr. S. L. Boone returned Thurs day afternoon from Kansas City Mo, where he had been on business.
 
 Mrs. NJ. Bowden, who lives north
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

The News is requested to announce that the True Seekers" Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a market at the Springdale Hard- ware and Furniture Co. Saturday of this week.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
JAPANESE BAZAAR,

The News is requested to announce that the ladies of the N. l.. Chu a, North, will hold a Japanese Bazaar, on Tuesday, November lfth.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

The ". C. T. |. will meet Monday afternoon, Oct 25th, at 2:3o ?. m. in the NJ E. Church. All members urg- ed to be present.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

been here visiting her mother Mrs. Ida Slaughter, left Saturday morn ing for her home in Little Rock.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

The Ladies Silyerware contest is now on. but you still have a chance to get i'll.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22
Social and Dersonal
Hiss Zoe Slaughter, Editor. Phone -

Hiss Zoe Slaughter, Editor.
 Phone - Miss Verne Kennedy of Chicago is visiting Mrs. Bennett.
 
 ars II Rarr Of Ioa1sl, is visit ing Mrs. Harry Brogdon.
  Tie Wednesday clab net tAis week with Mrs. Loyd Gn,t ansh.
  Mrs Lillian Furry wit entertain t4e Embroidery Club this week. Blake Baggett left Thursday fer Mckinney, Texas. to sell apples. Mrs. George Bevers of Huntsville, who has been visiting her daughter at Grove. Oklahoma, arrived Thurs day afternoon to visit her son Ben
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughter, of Rogers spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs G. \. Graves.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Mrs. NJ. Bowden, who lives north
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Dr. s. L. Boone returned Thurs day afternoon from Kansas City Mo where he had been on business.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Mrs. Esther McNab left Wednes- day morning for Little Rock, to visit her sister. Mrs. D. C. Rice.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-22

Mrs. George Bennett and son of Paris, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Ben nett's mother, Mrs ] N. Palmer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-05
NAMEa Il NAMEa

Muchmore Joy is an undertaken in Sullivan, Ind. Willie Tickle lives in Miamisburg, O.. China Chambers Ia employed in the office of tho clerk or Bell County Ky, and Cold snow ia D. grocer Of Metz. Indiana.