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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
RADruRD NORMAL NOTES.

Under the auspices of the Young
womens Christian Association for the
next session the following courses will
be offered Voluntary Bible Study
Courses under student leadership
Sunday School. Teacher Train
sug courses In connection with
the Sunday Schools of the va
rious churches In the city, and
regular Bible Study Courses under
the direction OF the Young Women s
Christian Association and in connec-
ton with the various city churches
The third regular session OF the
Radford Normal School opened on
September IA. The personnel OF the
student body is Of very high order
The attendance a. this Institution has
increased constantly since its open
. Ing IN September. 1913 The attend
ance for the present session Will be
ny far larger than that Of any pre-
ceding year The enrolment in all
the professional courses is large A
number of the students are taking the
special course for the preparation of
nigh s,*sool teachers. The interest
In the Domestic Science Department
offering fun two years Domestic Sci
enee course, Is quite marked.
On Tuesday afternoon at 7 o'clock
af informal reception WAS given on the
lawn in front II the administration
building TO the students by the faculty
and tho Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Music and games were played
and refreshments served.
An enlarged program of games and
recreatlnns i1l the Department Of Ply
steal Fsudcatio; in addition 10 tele
wescribed course including games
recreation, ami swimming In pool In
the administration building is being
provided The interest in basketball
tennis hockey and outdoor games f.
Kerry frfYli slftE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
SCOUTS TO 60 on -FOUR
DAYS. hike N OCTOBER
SEVEN DAYS FIGHT FIRST
"Court OF Honor" Plans Series With
Idea Of Encouraging Promotions.
Will Later Cover Route Of Lees Re-
treat to AppOmattox.

a special four-day hike for first
class Scouts and Scouts of higher rank
only. will be held. beginning Thursday
October FL. This hike will take in all
the battleaeids OF the seven days
ffEht. The Scouts will leave Richmond
Thursday afternoon after school,
camping the first night on the battle
ground Of Ellyson's Mill; Friday night,
near Savage's Station; Saturday night,
at Malvern Hill returning home Sun
day. There will he a campfire talk
each evening on all battlefields seen
that day.
Scouts will be assessed $3.50 each
to pay for food on the trip, and will
furnish their own blankets. Head
quarters will furnish tents. cook and
transportation facilities and bear all
other expenses. A wagon or truck
will be used to carry all heavy camp
stuff. so the Scouts will march light =
The expedition will be under the di-
rect charge of Scout Commissioner d.
w. Durrett and william Todd. MEM
Der of the court of honor and will
be open to any scoutmaster desiring
to go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
BEAVER DAM.

Beaver Dam Va, Sept is Messrs
Champ Read and Frank Walton,
graduates Of the HEAVIER Dam High
school IS; session. are no wat Ran
delph- Naeea College pursuing their
work There.
Misc Irene Satierwhtte leaves for
Richmond In day or tevo where she
viii enter Westhnm pton College.
Miss Satterw h.ts IS a 1918 graduate of
the high school here.
MIR Robin owen. OF WSlliesburg,
Charlotte County Va a former sta
dent ef the Beaver Dam High School.
has entered William ard Mary College
to take up advanced work
Rev Or. Waferheld. II Charlotts-
Vile. is conducting . series of meet
i3Es here in the Methodist Church.
aiding the pastor, the Rev. III, V. Shen-
ton.
Miss Saiiie Jones. who has been
visiting Relatives IN Bucknor for sew
ersi days. has returned home
Mr.. (, NJ MctSehee. assistant ope-
rator here. has been doing relief work
recently at Hanover Courthouse.
Miss Louise Howard. OF Casco. Va.
Is boarding at the home Of Mr. Han
cock Ciough and attending the Beaver
Dam High School
Misses Frances Chick, of Bumpass
Va, and Glenn Humphreys. OF Caro-
line County, have returned here and
are attending the high school.
Miss Marian Boxley, OF Louisa
County. Is with her uncle, Mr.. Cleye-
land Bo1ley. and is attending the high
school here.
AR l.. b Thompson Ia ON trip &c
Bowling Green and vicinity.
Professor r. NJ. BELL Will leave Sat
urday for Newton, Va, where ne vii
he principal Of the high school FOL
the coming session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Rheumatism
A Home Cure Given by One Who
Had 1t.

In the spring of 1893 / was at
tackled by Muscular and Infiamma-
tory rheumatism / suffered as
only those VINO have II know, for
over three years. / tried remedy
after remedy, and doctor after doc
tor, hut such relief as | received
was only temporary. Finally, l
found remedy that cured me COM
pletely. and II has never returned.
/ have given it TO number who
were terribly a 4 icted and even bed
ridden with Rheumatism. and 1t
effected a cure in every case.
| want every sufferer from any
form Of rheumatic trouble to try
this marvellous healing power Don't
send cent; simply mail your name
ard addnese and will send II free
to try. After you nave used II and
II has proven Itself to be that long
looked-for means of curing your
rheumatism. you may send the
price Of II. one dollar, but. UNDER
stand. do not want your money
unless You are perfectly satisfied to
send II. Isn't that fair? Why suf-
fer any longer when positive relief
10 thus offered you free? Don't de-
lay. Write today.
Mark n Jaek@efa, A8-H
Quincy Rldg. Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. Jackson 10 Responsible. Above
statement trua.--Puh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Randolph, think. from what she san1|
last night.


AS long rs l am superintendent
am going to run this hospital TO the
lest of my ability. and ] am going to
get results no matter what criticism
! may receive. That is ali | am after
results. II I cannot get them with
out making changes. there will have
ministratiye Board is satisfied with my
work, i suppose l should be satisfied.
But ii does seem outrageous, and II Is
provoking and annoying to be criti-
cized for trying to do ones duty to the
best OF ones ability.
"Of course. all this is entirely in
formal but l would like nothing bet
ter than to see some official action
taken. Then we would see whether
this hospital is being conducted as a
hospital should be, In the interest OF
the patients. and whether ignorant
criticism is deserved"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
MESTEHS RESERVE
~ BANKS NEED no CASH

Washington. Sep, Secretary
sf~i{6r announced yesterday tina. Fed
Esras Reserve Banks OF Kansas City and
4 Ninnea polls had Informed him that
Sthetr present resources are ample for
the crop movement and that they have
ne reed for government deposits. The
Secretary SAID In statement today that
AH pnNYFH 10 GEp0ETr fuNdK WITH ThEsc
#bNMks ~ needed and that he regarded
4ANiy ststements as indicating = most
SsSssAttfrtHK condition In the knrthwest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

quarters on ~ before October "a
Scoutmasters Whose registrations ~
pire this month aF~ urged to have
their re-rcsistratton blanks Ia by Oc-
tober 1.
:. A meeting Of the district commits.
stoncrs viii be. held next Thursday
evening at O'clock At Scout head.
quarters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

Ths plAnning ~ these hikes was
nrcpcsed w the court Of honor with
NE idea Of encouraging promotion
among the Scouts and the fact that
,it 70 limited to only Scouts OF first.
,ciass rank or better will encourage, q
- hoped, rapid promotion.
Each Scout or Scoutmaster. desiring
TO 30 must register his name at head
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Is First OF a Series.

This Will be the first of series Of
the battlefield hikes, and If 1t is a
success. it is proposed to carry out
similar hikes from time TO time. The
court of honor" has in view at this
time special hike for some future
day which will take in Lees march
from Petersburg to Appomattox.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19

The statement, therefore, In the
Times Dispatch declaring AN agree
rnent OF the league leaders both upon
TIE principal POINT ~ legislation AM,
the name of the officer TO fiji the pro,
posed office IL absolutely false and
the editorial In the journal eriticizing
the league FOR taking certain action
four months IN advance OF the meeting
of the General Assembly Is based upon
false statement, and Is. therefore
itself warranted and unsupported
by fscta
The editor Of the journal is warned
that the Times Dispatch Is utterly un-
trustworthy In statements concerning
prohibition. But he should know
that 10 he TRUE without warning.
JAMES CANNON, JR.
Lake Junaluska. N. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
Montague Mfg. Co.
SASH. BLINDS. DOORS. FRAMES.
STATE CONVENTION q. ID. c., DAN
WILLIE, VA, SEPTEMBER

Southern Railway announces re-
duced round trip fares on certificates
plan basis account the aboye occa sion
Tickets to be sold and certificates
issued September IL to %, inclusive,
final return limit Septem Der 20, 1915
For further Information, call on near
est ticket agent. or write. I'll. l.. Bishop
Division Passenger Agent, Richmond
Va
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
9tutidr III Den 0(liden Nr9ounrn trfol9rtid).

oieier Sorin niht nuf, neroe i'd Die
8ollerien ralrmen laiien."
%Sin 9tanlen Der Yrogreiiipen I'm.
terltiiste 9fep. &ellep bon @cnnlul-
uania Die &egel uno &eioIution, III.
Sem er Dos nbgeOroihene 9lrgltment
uorbradtc, oaB Diebe uno anOrc
nidt iiberfiibrte Gerbreher oas
Stinmred)t bGtten, bab es ober ben
amerifoniid)en 6rauen neriagt lei.
Hep. 6obion bebniiptete, oab Die
Geiolrtion ben Staaten feincrlei
8elpnlten ent3iebe.
&ep. 9enroot, 91epublifaner bon
gSisconiin. erflGrte, oaB er oie, &e-
gel unteritiieen, Die 9ieiolution ieIbit
abcr befdmpfen meroe. @r iei ilift
ilberjeugt, oab 0as Serlaneet nod
6rauenitimmredlt groB genug lei,
OILS oaB Oas geplante ENHANCEMENT
rapid ratifiSiert wer0en fonnte
sd bin fiir Sraienitinmreht,
aber id CLAUDE, Die ein6elnen Stau-
fen iollten oariiber enti6eiberl,
lagte er.
Hcp. 0tIroof, Trogreiliper aus
&anlas, unterltiiste Die Geioliltion.
sd bin bagegen, oaB Die omerifa=
nii6e 6rau ibr &Ieio ollrd ben
S6nlue BON Earteipolitif idleppt.
iagte er, limo aus 0ieiem @rlrno
bin i'd 5uguniten BON 6raitenitimnl-
re6t ais einem WtitteI, ben S6nue
Der Eurteipolitif Deg5uiegen."
Gle sIbgeOroneten Sulings BON
Tenniplpania uno 9inobergb bon
0iinneiota bieIten fllr3e 3eben sll=
gltniten Ser Heiollltion uno bic SIb-
georOneten Sununers bon Teros
unb Glarf BON Sloriba bagesen.
9ta6 Observation-Disclosures Iebattc
mllroe hieraui Die HcgeI nit 209
ge9en 81 Stimmen angenonmel
unb Die eigentli6e ie6sitiinoigc &c
bottc iiber Die 9feiolution begaun
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
&anbmDrb im YDntiat.
SrUblcr Srper BON ieimem nubn MS
Seihe gefmnben.
9as %erbreden anidteinemb idDun am
tsreitas begansen.

&ontioc. Md6. ~. San. SSobn
@rpcr, ell 6S Sabre alter Srooler,
lpilroe geitern in ieinem 8eifdftsIo-
fal pon ieinent Sobn 9filbe oils 9eide
aiifgefltnoen. gluf oen Sinterfopf
oes Monnes erltoedte man ip1ter
fiinf @unoen, Die Don einem itum-
pfen Snitrument berriibren oiirften
uno Die itiImme 3eugen fiir Die Got
ia6e tparen, 6ab 8rper Dos Spfer
cines 8erbre6ens geporoen mar.
PIN 6reitag batte man 9rper gum
Icsten @al am 9eben geie6en. slm
Sanlitag morgen fanben &nnben, Die
nabe DEM @eleiie Der 8rano Srunf
&abn ipielten. cine leere @eIblaoe.
Oeren Snnenieite 9rper's gfamem
trug. Ios Sfaltfen muroe einem
lsoli5iiten eingebdnOigt uno einSbe-
riffsbeanltcr ging am Samitag nodJ
Grper's 9aoen, Inn es 5uriifjlbrin-
gen. @r fano Ben 2noen nerihloiien,
uno oo es feline Seltenbeit mar, baB
9rper iein @eidaft fiir Elm poar
Gage i6loB, i6enfte er DEM ltmltano
feline glufnlerfion1feit. !
@eitern ipoIlte 9fube grDer ieinen
&otcr aufinhen. gud er fnno Die
5iire i'm ShloB. fOnnte tie aber NIT
etpas Anitrengling offnen. 9tuf oent
9oOcn log 0ie 2ei6e 6es Ionnes. J
Gie FOIi5ei lpiirOe perltGnoigt, lnb
man glaubt jett, baB gr3er bon
Cramps lin 0as tpenige 9elo, baa
cr in Dem &dltden sebabt bnbet
RlodltC. crnor0et iuuroe.
ltcblI 9lllbe iibcrlebt i'm nod ein
ireiter Snhn. nanens eomaro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
SramSDiiider stiiBpnntt
ant &OmetitraBt be-
ieBt.
Gr6ittertc &Gnnpie anf ben point
idben 5elberu bamern furt.
@eitlih BON @aridDan madDten Die
9sutiden Sortidlritte.
epnSDn bofit iusiter amf SilTe non
9inrnanien nnn Stalieu.
'gSas bic Ssrben rim Sale Ses
Sieses Der aaiiertem" wOllen.
!Gpnft midlts ais Susnieu, Die per-
segOluina nilo Salmatien-
;Eemenfi pom SOSe bes SdlpagerS
bes 5arsn in Yerlieu.
Eemenfi pom SOSe bes ShfpagerS
Des 3nren in Heriieu.
gsene @eriidjte bonn ltntersans oes
bettIdcn &rensers aarlsrnbe.

SINS aog, II. San. 9ie 3riegs-
onleihe ser &egierling ouf 215 Wtll-
Honen @uloen 11O Milionen 9ol-
Ior), lit, pie eben befalnt miro,
iiberseid,net wor0en. @s iolen on
800 Winionen @ul0en ge5ei6net
noroen iein. Die 3pangs5ei9ning
lit allo perbiitet mOroen.
Ropenbagen. IL. San. glls
peitere &orii6tsnlaBre9el, unerlonb-
ten Soiloel 5piihen gtelttrolen nrlo
&rieafiibrenOen iiber 0Gnemart 5t
perbinoern, bat Die Regieri,ng on9e-
oronet, ooB olle bGnii6en 9anlpTer-
fapitGne fiiroerbin MIR eine elr5lge
9opie bon &upieren fiibren. S6iTts-
eiaer1tilmer puroen aifgeforoert, oo-
rorf su ieberl. ouB oiele slnoroming
Itritt befolet miro.
9ie neue 9lnoromtng ut onf Den
8eroa9t duriid5ufilbren, oaB bic &a-
oitdne nelltroler S6iffe man6mnl
8mei &opieil bon Tupieren fiibren,
Inn fih Der llnterluhung onrb brl-
tiihe &reu5er 5Ii ellt5ieben.
glm it er oa nj. II. San. lteber
9onoon. Die aolniide 3eitltn9 be-
aiebt fid in elmer ibrer lesten bier
einaetroifenen Musgaben ouf Die bri-
tiIhe Mntfport mlf Die onlerifunilhe
9rotcItnote uno oriidt Die Weeinllng
aus, 0oB Die glntiport tros tbrer
iheinboren 6relul0li6teit cine glatte
glblebnlrng ilt.
9ie Golniide 3eitirng bGlt Die Be
bouptung onfre6t, oaB oos NnDo6-
len Der omerifonii6en 9lusfltbr nod
nertralen 2Gnoern leoiglih oitf oen
oermebrten Seimbe6orf oieler San-
Der 5itriid5ufiibren lit.
q III It er 3 q III, iiber 2onooiL IL.
Son. 9lus Berlin lit Elm offi5ien ir-
lpiriertes Seleernmm eingelanfen,
oos olle frnn5oiiidlen 9ei6uloigltn-
0en, Die oeiiti6en Soloaten botten
Iidl arober 8rnulaulfeit i6lloig ge-
modt, 3uriidlpeiit. Der um Z. So
mar per0iientlidte 8eridt Der fron-
50iiihen llnteriuhuneS &omntiiiion
erbebt nGnlIid) ifmere 8eiduloigiIns
gen gegen Die oelltihen Sruppen.
SSn ser 9erliner 9epeide beiBt eS:
n3ieie fron5oiiihe GrtlGring lit cine
rmmterbro6ene &ette bon Serleun-
blmeen. Die feline onoere 9bii6t bat,
ais SaB segen oas oellti6e Bolt 81
erreeen".
SSm peiteren Serlouf Der 9epelhe
mirb 9eioet. baB Der fran50iilhe BE.
ridt ni6t in Gin6elbeiten eingebt,
oo6 6ie beutiden NtiIltGrfommon-
oonten inrner 9is5iplin unter ibren
SrlIppen oufreht erbalteu uno ole
Hegeln Der arieefiibrung beobo6tet
bnben. ShlieBlidl miro in Slusii6t
seiteIlt, ooB ipe5ifiaierte 9eiditIbi-
gIngen unteriuht iinb ole grgehriiie
Der 1lnteriuhrne peroffentIibt iper-
pen ioaen-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
&iro Saft's 8tiipiel
folgen.
FraiiSent iuirS Gintuanosrnnss-
@urlage petieren.
Nadltc iuldIe slnSentnngen bemtisci'
Sein6ern segeniiber.

&aibington II. Sen. -
TraiiOent Wil!on oeutete beute Sc,
ii6ern gegeniibcr an, ooB eroie@in.
putloerungs 9sorlaee uetieren mer-
0e, neil iie Die Jog. 9iloungsprobe
eiltbGlt. "a Die %orlaqe nod iiihI
en0giiltig angenonlmen lit, 10 !uolle
er au6 nod nidt iagen, mas er oa'
nit titn iperoe, aber er gab ieinen
8eiudern sli perlteben, oaB iie -
mobI erraten fonnen, tpie er ii6 Ser
Bill aegeniiber perbalten meroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12

Dts ei,tatge fdsridPe oerst.
foe Sett,sus iss 2Gi6isan.
wsr&s ets 0spsf8en Ger
ER. Trsgs Brtnst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
gSeaen .ianbes pernrteilt.

2ubinatpn. Wtih., ~. San.
SSsobn Speibel uno @illiam 2ope, bic
6ier leste @obe Der geraubrng oeS
sSreb @iileniio ihulbig befilnoen
poroen poren, tpurben ouf 10 Sabre
bis su 2ebeiis5eit nod Dem Wear-
auette- -@ef6ngnis geianbt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
SpS fam plDblidl.

Cadillac, W9i6., -. SmI.
Charles HellB. "a Sabre oIt, lunrbe
BON ieiner @tlittcr tot i'm gett dnfge.
fllnOen. Ger jllnge Ronn mar ieit
mcbrcren Dtonoten franf mo lhcint
III Scr 9toht einem 9cr6lblog erie
gen 81 ieln.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12

lIUllul Uulll JtuIlul uult (u Cutlep
itatt. oeren Grgebnis nod niht be.
fannt lit.
ySSn Der lesten 9ta6t lnadten
frailjoliihe Sruppen einen 9lnariff
auf uniere Stelliingen bel Sennheim,
muroen aber nit if)iperen @erllrlten
3uriidgeidlagen. @eilte friib nuroe
Ser aanlpf pieber aufgenonlmen.
Gin geitern nnhnlittag begonne-
ner gIngriff Der SSran;oien auf Ser
ties, 3pii6en &einls unb Den slrgon-
nen, brah inter itnierem 5euer alt.
innlmen un0 Die ,Sran5oien erIitten
iflpere Serlitite.
oSSSln Yrqomncnualbe beiesten mir
einen frunsoiiifen Stiiep1nft auf
Der &onierltraBe. 3abci fielen 5tpci
Offi5iere ilno 40 Mann olS @efan-
gene in uniere SGnoe.
YSSn Oen admpfen auf Der Gillette
ser Nrgonnen nabncn mir ieit oen
s. Sunlor uliBer Ben erlpGbnten ei-
nen 0taior, orei @auptIeute. orei-
fem Selttnants uno 1900 Dtann ae-
fangen. Garnah miro oie 3abl Der
gcfallcnen tSran5oien in oieien aGrn-
pien mif 3500@tann geihGtt.
Gin &eriuh ser iSransoien. @ei
9IiIlp. iiiolid Don ct. @ibiel anr
SSliliie Maos. aijugrciien, l6lug
fehl.
~sluS SltpreltBen lit nihtS III be-
rid)ten. Ter ruiiiihe Serind, i'm
n0rolihen EoIen porjirii6en, id)IuJ
iebI llniere 9lngriffe in scr @egeno
meitli6 Don Der &cidicl haben trob
Oes i6lchtcn @etters oil manden
Stellcn gmte GrfoIge gebabt.
~slm Sititfer Der NSiIisa i'm liioIi-
hen Tolen lit 0ie Sage unperanbert
geblieben.
&om, II. San. Cine grobc
Menldenmenge ianlmelte lid beute
oil. Tim oer Scihenfcier fir ben in
Gsranfreidl z-- sefaaenen sfemitantin
8ariboloi beiSupobnen. Der 8efal.
.lene lit ein @llfel bes oroben 'Sreis
beitsbelben gelpeien. 3ablreiAe 60
ribaIoianer in loren rotten Semoen
batten iid sltr Srauerfeier eingefun-
6en. 9luh Die ,Sanlilic oes 8efaIlc-
nen, nit belicn &ater @eneraI &ic-
ciotti @aribalbi- oil Ger Spite. maren
5rgesen. Ger frnrjoiild)e @otid)after
Camille 9oreres pertrat Die franso-
iiide &egierllng unb 5tpei pom
@ricgsnlilliltcriiim telegicrte Oberite
Die fralSoliihe 9lrlnee.
@ontreaI. IL. San. Gie
MontreaI 0aSette perofientli6t einen
9rief ans @rena0a. 9ritiid) @eitin-
bicn. opn einem oortigen Srclnoe an
eincn &eooftcnr 0eS 9lattes gerih-
tet, iporin scr Shreiber erflart, OaB
lid IN ser Gortigcn @egeno Elm See
gefedt abqeipiclt babe, in benz na6
ieiner Slnliht Der oeltid}e areii5er
aarlsrlibe 5uin Sinfen gebrndt NOR.
Sen lei. Gr iclbIt babe cine on Sanb
aeipiiIte 9oje geieben, bic Die 9lIf-
idrift trila: 3. Wt. 8. MurlsrlIhe
! Ser @rief lit bonn 3. 9esember mo
erfldrt, oaB Der Seefanlpf am 20.
9tOpelnber Itattgefimben babe
Setro9rao, f.. San. Srot
bes bon ben @eboroen erloiienen8er.
botes, Seihlnsen in fremoen Spro.
diem an plibIi3ieren, iino bod bis
beitb 5tpei beutite 8eitungen in Se'
trogoro pubIi5iert fporoen. Seute
tuurben iie alif 8efebl Der Regieritna
iuipenoiert. 3ur grfIarirng fpir>
uneegeben. OaB oie geroffentIidinq
oelltider 3eitllngen in Rublano fiil
Die &uiien beleibigenb iei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-12
afill nOrWegiides ariegs=
idiff sur aanalcr=
Offnumg.
@orwesen brandj icine S6iffe snm
Sdlnb Der 9eutralitdt.

@briitianin iiber 9onoOn,
II. San. Rornegen bat offi5ieIl be-
idloiien, feines ieiner ariegsldifie
sur oiii5ieaen Groffmtng oes Tano-
nlafnnals gu id)iden, Oa es ieine
ariegsi6iiie sur Misunderstanding
Der 9tentrolit0t Horpegens broud)t
The Brinkley argus., 1915-12-31
Four People Win the $2O Creenback Prize at the
 Brinkley Jewelry Co.

The measuring of the big ball of Binders twine that has been in the window of the Brinkley Jewelry Co.,. was done on Xmas morning by Henry Brickell, Ralph McCleery and Wm. Schimpf in the presence of a large crowd who were in await ing to see who had guessed nearest the number of feet in the ball and won the $20 string of greenbacks. The yard stick showed 2479 feet in the roll and there were four persons to guess this exact number: Miss Clyde Mitchell, Albert Roescher, c. Parker and George Andrews. E oh ofsthese.received $500 of the roll.
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Supplement to The Brinkey Argus December 3lst 1915

rents, etc. the ARGUS did not learn, but this is a most impor- tant matter to the general pub lie and one in which the general public would no doubt like to have a hearing on before the City Aldermen again close with Mir. Thompson.
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The National Store is
 Thankful

It is a pleasant duty for me to say to the patrons of the Nation al Store that the very liberal patronage and many kind favors accorded me during the past year has been altogether appre- ciated. Our prices which have shaved the profits have drawn a
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Local and Pc rs0nal

Geo. P. Reid, the ice man, had as his guest during the holidays, his brother. John Reid of Con- way.
 Sidney Brown of Memphis came over to spend the holidays with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Mcfarland.
 MT. and Mrs. Q. H. Cooper and family of Monroe were up to spend the holidays with Brink ley friends and attend the big family Xmas..tree.
 $63.7 75 will be yours next Xmas if yeu join the Bank of Brinkley Xmas Savings Club.
 Miss Inez Black came down from Chicago to spend Xmas with her mother. Mrs. J. T. Black and sister Mrs. Jones on South Main street.
 New sugar house 'lasses, new barrel kraut and school pickles, Hammon's has lem all.
 G. K. Kenkel, Manager of Arkansas Farm Co.,, left for St. Louis to spend Xmas. from there he will go to Chicago, Mil waukee and other Wis. points.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Weiss of Memphis spent the holidays here the guest of the families of Drs. F. T, Murphy and E. D. Me- Knight.
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B. '. F. U. GRO n. m Preaching 7:3O n. m. W. M. U. Monday 800 D. m. Prayer Meeting We'd
 nesday night 7:3O,p. m.
 By the time these notes are being read, most of the business men will have taken invoice. closed up the books, and have determined their profit or loss for 1915. Have you taken your spiritual invoice? Have you closed your account for 1915? Have you gained or lost spirit ually during the year? This is a matter that it would pay you well to consider.
 Next week is to be observed by the churches as a week of prayer, and union services will be held at the various churches. We invite and urge all who can to take part in these services. Further announcements will be made as to time and place of the meetings.
 Why not make next Sunday, the first of the year 1916, a GO TO CHURCH Sunday? While mak- ing your New Year Resolutions why not determine to start in the New Year by going to church. and thus honoring our Lord and Master, who gave His life for us. Come and worship with us.
 The Christmas programme given by the Sunday School last Sunday morning was a decided success, and much credit is due to the ones who worked so hard in arranging the programme.
 We thank all who have helped us during the past year. and we wish for each one 9 Happy and Prosperous New Year.
 James Henry Coleman. Pastor.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is. hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe County Bank will be held in the Directors Room of the Bank at Brinkley, Ark, on Tuesday Jan. lth I9lo at 10 a. m. for the purpose of election a Board of Directors and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 C. F. CREENLEE. Pres.
 JAS. s. MITCHELL. Secy, January lIth 1915.