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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13

Gb Iuth. Girdjc sn elrn6urtie, anue
@rnoelsGcuntD II Roitor Y. s. Nl.
Corn
Gp. Iui1. Stride sn guwir, griuce
Georges County, $altor 9i0bm bon
Eberlcn.
SaiCns Mdiiipndr goitor Nitl, gis
rid, glr. 1920. 9ltz8altiElores StraBe.
ScutidJc refUrmirie 6trdcn.
4. ref. Ct. SDhanncss 0irdis, @alberts,
aabe Saratogas StraBe; Paitor s. g.
Samer, gir. 1912, 8enuettsRlace, Ball
timore.
5. ref. ct. ganss- -eirde-gde groot :
ipab uno YrattsStraBe; Gnitor Saul
Sduab, ylr. 312, SiiosRatterionsYarts
glbenue, 8aItuuore
Smmanncl 0enlrinOc. - @de Saras
togaz uno Sd]roeoersS sStrobe; Yaitor s..
g. Ssciouer, ytr. 5O6, ginros Sdroeoers
Strabe, Baltimore.
G.ite ref. STRIDE, g8aibiugtou, 8. g.,
9. lifo gtsStraBe ~ Yaltor 8. 3. 8uebs
rer, ylr. 1922, 13. StraBe, Nsg8.,
8ni5uQton, 9. s.
Sinus 6irdJe @de glisquitbs uuo
@baIes sStraBe; YaitOr SSobn s. Sontners
latte, glr 1917, glores s@nroIiues sStrabe,
Baltimore.
8rieOeuss Stride - @de BennipiGanias
glOenue uno Cumberland sStraBe; galtor
$. @. @rimmer, gir. 607. @umberlan0s
Sims STRIDE, Cumberland, MS.- Ras
tor 81. .. @5atlos, ytr. 192, Noros92es
dDanicssS StraBe, Cumberland, Wlo.
Bethel YdiiDHs Stride @Qpppos
uuO 8altimoresS sStrnBe @aitor g8. g.
Strietelmeier. glr. 245, Siios@aitsgIoe.,
Baltimore, WlO
Nnbcre Ocntide Intbcriide @emetnbcn.
9reieinigteitSs Stride - Srinitbs, mas
be Nlbemarles sStraBe; Yoitor v. S. Sters
ger, gir. 900, Sriniths sStrabe.
SeutldJe I;stGeriidle Stride IN Sat
glc,umnrfet, 8ordeiters@ountp - gaitpr
Garl Sd. Sblinaer, @nit Nepmariet. DlO.
Sims Stride ~ gioros@aps, uabe Der
2eringtousStraBe; Eaitor Sr. SuIius
9ofmaHn ylr. 1923, g8eits2anbalesS ctr.
ct. Wiartus STRIDE 9roaopabz uuo
Sairmounts gpemie; @aitor Sc. 8rduer
SebUUa SirdJe ~ Collins StroBe, nas
be glrlingtonsA Raltor s. 9leus
MANN gir. 1924. @ennetts8lace.
Smmannclss s9irdDe, Cambridge, Wab.
Yaitor s. s. @ettborn Cambridge,
eaIems. .airbc, Gaf Gepmarlei, gsb.
- Yaitor 5. j. @ettborn Cambridge,
DtD.
Sims. .airdc, 5ruHbnrs W1S. - gas
itcr P. Saffrau, Sroitburg, Wl0.
6pangeliidJs lntberiifc SBnUOc pm
NlnrDIaub.
0diiiOns 0Iemein6en su grOufl9n,
4une Hrlnoels@ountD, lmO 8aDs Steiu,
8altimores9ountD - RaItor @rnlt bon
pabnnnu.
3iuuss Stride, @oibinotpn, 9. 6. ~
&altor 9tiharo Sdmiot, gir sos,
BsStr., N.sQ8., &afbington, 8. s.
ct. SuhanueS. Stride 5u gSaibington,
8. 6. ~ Eaitor y. 8. 2aDelu, 9lr. 800,
AZ Ctr. S.sg8, &nihingion, 8. 6.
ct. SDbanncs 0jemeinDc 5u %artntlle,
parfDros9lod0 Raitor VI. g8. glbl,
Fullerton y. g., a20.
3iDns &irdje 5n 2aurabille - &altor
" QS GbL Sliaerton g. o.. Wlo.
ct. SntaS 0emetnbe 80 Cumberland
8aitor s. 8. gergner, 8eoforos Strabe,
Cumberland, Olo.
ScruialcmS @rmeinbc so 0iarberDillc
= %altor @r. g. 6. 8urgOorff, @arbens
bile, O2o
9entIdle ebnns. lutG. 8iOas Stride 81
Stemners' Amu ~ Baitor Serrp @llens
5er9er. III JioBbille.
@rTte bcntidle Der. eb. 9trdlc IT gnIts
srusguenue. na9e @msStraBe; 8aitor
8. 30. gbItec. gr. 1924, Gits@altimores
StruBc.
ct %au!ss sGemeinOe 81 GDrDDua, $ols
6otsGountn ~ Paitor s. 6reuoenreid,
goroobn, g2n
G0. lutb. 9irhe 81 9DugiuDDb, SaIbots
@puntp ~ Yaitor 6. Sreubenrei9 bon
Goroobd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13

9lelior; @aier @lbau 6ammel nno &alcr
Simon Nnupfcr pnt @emeinoeidule
nit 345 5linocrn.
gtnocrc fnibDliidc 0cmcinOcn.
Gt NntDriuSs Stride 81 @nrOcnuiIlc-
Mater s. 8. Smell, @nrbcnblc.
Ct SuirpbS Ojgmclnnc 5u Neder an
Der @eIairs0ioao; &atcr @Ias s. Srints
ans Heitor
ol. Grcu5s Stride -BeIts, nabe 2igbts
Sha6c; @ater @ruim Gionp uno @atcr
Anoreas @ngel6or0t
IA bl RDtGbclfers Mlounts
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@atres -@rior glleriuS 0jraB uno Yas
ter Gaioious, gliiiitcnt
ct. Nlaricn &irdJe, gSaibingtDn, .. 6.
&nter s. ". 9iot6, Jieitor, lni0 &aier
Seq Gtterben
9entibr cuanscliidlc GDnDbe BON
9iorb glmcritn.
ct. Wlnttbdis&irdjc TaDetiesStr
uuo GentraIs2lreue; 8nilor s SO. 2os
der 9lr 1906, DltsTaDettes sStroBe.
ct. Guias Nirdlc S3enrettaf uuo
@uialps sStraBe; Yaitcr q. s.. Alemme.
gir 421, gSeitsQe QenrietiasStraBe
ct. SDbnuncSs s4trdJr Ode Soms
barDs mo Catherine Strabe; &aitor Is.
IS. Sliu5ler, glr. 25t6, @eits9ombarDs
StraBe.
gereinistc Gbana. Stride - Gontou;
Baitor g9nl gab, gir. 928. @alts 9loenle.
GDncDrDin &irdDc gSolbrootsgbe.,
nabe @aDionsSraBe; %aitor S. WicIe,
glr. 2032, 9Scitsg{ortb
GbriituS Stride ~ genlons, ndbe Nes
cotiirs sStraBc, Qocitit ∮ Baitpr Y
Brieiemeiiter, 9lr 1900, 8calons Strabe
Ct. SDBanneS Qirdle ~ 8iooIesStr.,
nabe BennIblpauiasglucm @nitor g8
8. Niifberbaar, glr. 1919, NeDrtlesQIbe.
GD.slntb. SricberSs WcmeinOr - N}us
oiiDnsStrdBe uno &itncdnr2Qleb; Baitur
Gbas. @Oers, Scr 2311, @g6lmosglbenue
ct. Wlathb1is Girdje - @orIubs4be.,
Someiteoo; &altor &. Otto RclIer, SIR.
1913. 0onieiieaos sStrnBe.
@gncorotasGlrdJe II gSalbingtcn, ..
g.; 9a1ior Saul u. N1en8el, glr. 1920,
@sStrabe, Nsg8.. @oIbinatou. 9. 6.
ct. Wlnrtini= Stride ~ annapolis,
Wlo.; @aitor 8. s. Garl Saas. ylr. 10,
8ranciss StraBe, annapolis
Gmigrantcubaus Roitor Otto 2lpib,
gr. 1912, 8euipns 5trnBe
NlIfunris e0uUDe.
Bct6lcbclns Stride GpllingtonsNbe
uno SliucrsStraBe; Baitur Geo. s.
Spilmdn, glr. 2214, SitsSlioers StraBe,
Baltimore.
Smmannelss IL Caroline, nas
be @aItimores Strabe &aitor u. Surs
6enn, SIR. q, GibsGaroIinesSt sStraBe
Baltimore.
Wsartiui. Stride - gde Sbarps uno
Senriettas StraBe.; 9aItor 6. 8. Stef,
ieus, SIR SO7, Siio.SbarpsStrabe,
Baltimore.
ct. @anIss Stride IL Saratogas GtraBe
nnS 5rsmonts glpenue; yaltor e9riitian
Sfiibu glr. 811, &eits SaratogasS StraBe
Baltimore
ct. Sbpmass Stride @de Rulastis
u1o glarb glnnsStraBe; Raitor Seurb
@udenberger, ylr. 315, Sii0s&ulaShs
Shnbe, Baltimore
Wltiiiunss @emrinbe IN SberIca - Ras
ltor 6. S. Robm
WAFIl0uss 0jeHeinbe In SietlaRbtawH
Raltor gSm. So6ers ylr. 401, Siios
Siqblonos s@beme
ct. SDbannes 0irdJe 81 Glen glrm-
Aaitor gS. 8. 9olls, @len Aru, Baltis
more @ounth
Gb. Iiltb. SsirGe 5u 9inosDile - Bas
tor u. Sor9eL alnQSpille, Baltimore
Souutn
AttttNlnicttS9 9Ntfule 6H OuuueFlntp
Bnitor Dlort!u @allmsier, Gumbers
Lamb. ann., gtueaanhs Goaitb
81. 'utb. STRIDE st &rcitDn, Garolines
Gountn Raitor Satob Slorber, YreIiou
GD, lntb. Gtrds, &ienna (Sordjeiters
@ounipl ~ Raitor Salob SsSrber, Yres
ton, Wio.
So. Iatb. Rtrdle ~ glcciDeut (@arSeiis
Gountpl Raitcr g. 3. Himmermanil
NCcioeut, DiO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13
glns bem SnHeren WlarbIaHos nno
ben angreu5enoeu Stanten.


Inbio Seibert 9eitorbcn.
syn ieinem Seim 5u Glearipriug,
ua6e Soeerstopn, Nio, ueritarb Ser
ebenalige 5taats senator Iaois
Seibert i'm IS. 2e6ensia6re Ter
8erIt6r6ene mar Elm Sobn BON Nti.
rbaeI un0 gliio6et6 5eibert pelde
oen eriteu oeutiheu ino ihmei5eru
glnlicoleru in @enuigloanieu a6.
itannteu
g8ulDbran0.
Sin @alobrono bon groBcr 9lllS.
oe6mna lit III Sen 5iio Bergen III
Scr llmaebuug bon Eonobant bet
Saqerstopu. Wlo.. auSge6rodeu. mo
brennt es an 5pei Steaen. Erob Der
augcltrcngten glrbeiteu ireiiuiaiger
q6idmannIdaiten 1T Is bis iebt
nod nidt gelunoen Dem Seucr Sin.
bait 81 aebieten Gas 3meite 5euer
befano Iidb in elmer Sdonmug nobe
1omiton, ooh fouute oieies nad on.
geiireuater 9lrbeit geloidt meroen-
Bon 2luto iiberfo6ren
Se3efia6 Garner aus 9lodpiae
D9o., elm @eterau ser Goni6Oerirten
QIrmee. luuroe Dou einem Don q. Dt
ggeaOou aus Maibington, a. Gy ges
Irrften 2littomobil iiberia6ren Der
8erugliidte puroe nad Dem 8oib-
inqton &oipitol gebraht. moiel6it bic
aer5te eiuen 6uBgelenfbrld uuoSiii-
tenDerrenfimg ieititeIlteH Gs uirOe
erluieier oaB Sr 9eaoon an Dem
9orfaae idulolos it, ga ST.. @arner
oireft in oeu araitpagen bineinge'
laufen lit.
$agerStomn 8eomte
WlaDor n 9lc&6eriou Scott bon
Sagerstotpn ernannte folgenoe it1os
tiIde 8eante, oie bonn gtaotratb be-.
ltdtiqt puroen; Staot Gllet Sp.
Qabis; staotiteuer einuebmer
@m. 2ogou; Staot Sugenieur
3. 8ergliiou; 0artt SHipettor
$. 6. N2cGrorD; ll6renauf5ieber
Sarrp g. @riuius; StaOt qInualt
glleran0er q. Sagner; Stoot.gl6.
8ugs Gommilidre So6n @aru1i.
dael, s. Gopin Searo, @m, 0in.
gcrt uno q. 9. N2cG. ggoli.
Iie @ruounteu iino nit 9Iusna1-
me 3weier Dttglieoer ser itd0tiideu
qIb5ugs.Gomniiiiion 9iepubIifauer
Der Streit innerBaIb Der iD3iaIiiti.
idjen &artei.
BUR Trennlin9 inner6alb Der io-
5ialoemofratiiden Heihstaesfraftioa
idreibt Die uG6enuiber Bolts.
iiinme"
sSnt &eihstag miro es nun 5ipei io-
5ialoemofratii6e 8raftionen eeben;
miro es in 3utimft aud i'm 2anoe
8lpei io3iaIoemotratiide &arteieu "a.
benz @ir ba6rn nibt mebr ben
0lut6, es mbeoinat 81 berueinen.
@obI ia1t man immer, oie 0eiItideh
9[rbeiier miirDen cine 'gpQltltud uicbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13
Greicini0feiis. 0jcnrinSc 81 gsc06ftDd

Greictuigfeits. G,cmrinSc Sn gscOOftOd
- gaitor So. 8. Soe, 8ooOitod, wi6,
SnlemS Stride n @de @otterDs sglnenuc
nnO Jianonlls StraBe; @aitor ST. 98aIter
Sc1mitt, glr 214, Gits9ianoaus SmaBc.
Si. Gtcp1anis Stride - @de Sauts
burgs iinO SanobersStra6e; @aitor 9bis
lipp s. 6ennigbmien, 9. O., gir. 224,
8arrens Nbenue.
GbaugeliidJe Wcmeinfdait.
Salemsz STRIDE - @ougb sStraBe uno
0igblanD- gnitor @. s. S!icber, Scr.
34O5, Cough StraBe
Gmnnnelss sGirhc - @reenes ShaSe
uu0 @ioersGQen; @aitor 6. 8. geber.
SIR. 81, Siios 0'reenes sStrobe
Suciic Stride her @Dang. @emeins
idlaft - @taoiious StrnRe, @de Dliltons
9luenue; Roitor s.. Sa9c.iteiu, SIR. 742,
Observation-Disclosures.
1cutIdle 8aptiitensGirdJen.
Griir beutife gGptiItcn Stride -Ronus
merIts Strnbe, @de RntterionrYdrts sglbe /;
9aitor ginlpb 8. gSegener, ylr. 1927,
Mount 8obals 9lpeme
Ssucitc heutidje @aptiiien Girdje- -6rcs
oeridsgIuenue, @de Ylonroes sStrabe; Raz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13
@ie tart lit elm &eoi.
mont 2

" Ie ltort III en- VI c gIs
ment2
glusiorideu ipoIlt' Elm 6ran8mauu
germ
Sic 9oueru, Die er nod niht fennt,
Spridt 5u oen 9aDern: ~Dleina
Serrn,
gsie itarf lit mo6l Elm &egiment2~
Gin 9aDer 6alt i'm aiif Sen 4opf
Cab ibm Ser gauge SddoeI breunt:
80 itorf bin / ollein, Ou Eropf
Pun oenf, uie itarf Elm 9egiment!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13
for Silto Speter, Ir. 1850, @eits
8oltimorezS zStraBe

AtutIut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Grfte 6entidje WictbpbiItens sQtrde -
gir 224, Siiosgroaoipnh. uabe gdlterns
glperue; Yaitor g. S. Sbaib, SIR. 1717
Shs@nltimores sStraBe
3write brntidJc NletbUbtitrns Girde -
1249 SiabtsStraBe; Poitor @. Biegdn6.
&cnniDIDanta glpenue WietBp0titeEs
S{irdJe Yenninlboniasgl sglpenie, nnbe
yioibersStrnbe; @nitor a. s. @aible,
glr. 567, Wioi6ers Strobe.
9afngettes gucnne WietbuDiiten &irdJe
- 2afabettes sgloemie, Gde @onbs sStroBe;
Roitor 6. 8. Sbaib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13

Ulan trDadns ben ,gaIiImOrs GprEsiSonbsni".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-13

SeutidJe @cmcinbe 81 tlppercu, 8altis
nores @ountb - %aitor gS. s. @eufcI,
Llpperco, Nlo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
BUENA VISTA
ISpec,al to The Times-Disua,ch

Special TO The Times III SpatCh.l
HUt:NA VISTA. April mir. and
MIS- James e. TAYLOR gave 4 reception
on Monday afternoon i'll honor OF Miss
Ncwcomb 81 PENNSYLVANIA. who is Wis
iting Miss carol Cmholtz. Tho host
and hostess and Misses Umholiz and
Ncwcomh received the guests. Mrs. w.
T. Paxton presided at the punch bowl
served refreshments. Those present
were: Mrs Il. l. Umholtz Mrs r. H.
Emhree Mrs. W II Gnkyson, Mrs.
4, Charles stevens. Mrs. Lewis Dickinson.
Mrs. Frank Key and Mrs. Homer Seal
NIiSS.s Margare, Sanuoru. Ethel Fo-tz
Dorothy Dawson. Marie Eobey. Mabel
Jordan and Lucille Stcvsn and Messrs
Burgess. Stratton. Robe rtson. coving-
ton Hayes and Powell Paxton.
Rev. Charles stevens. who has served
the Methodist Church here FOR two
years has been transferred by the
conference to RridEewater. Rocking
nam County. Rev Mr. Tyler OF Union.
w Va comes 10 Buena Vista.
F"v. +. \. Anthony. who has been
twice pastor OF tho BAPTIST Church. re-
on Monday Ne moved TO his farm. in
Bedford County. and will, in the fu-
turc, devote his time 10 cvancclistic
work.
Captain Frank NJ. Wells lcctured in
the Saptis, Church on Sunday after
ing OF men only. The subject was
Jerusalem Under the Turks
number OF the music pupils OF rho
southern Seminary gave recital on
Monday night in the assembly hall.
which was varied and interesting
Mr.. Digs addressed large audi.
ence In the Presbyterian Church on
Tuesday night on Sunday school work
All the churches in the city had rep.
resentatives present.
Miss Catharine McClay, of Richmond,
has been visiting Miss Eva thinner,
man.
Miss Ethel sFontZ and Miss Catha.
rine Miller spent Saturday and Sun
daN in Roanoke.
Miss Eva zimmerman is visiting her
! sister. Mrs. Richard Booth in Lynch
burg.
Or. G. T. Divers has been visiting his
| Wife who is with her father in Stuart
Miss Johnson is with Mrs c. NJ.
Richcson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
HARRISONBURG

rs,.cial 10 The Times -Dispatch.]
liAEEisONRURG. VA. April l.
colonel aud Mrs. vs.. &. Waite OIL tu,-
u.uo,. spent several days here th's
week. bor
Mrs. John Paul. Ir., is visiting hcr
.n,b., Mrs Danenhower. in AleSan-
Mrs. George +: sipe has returned
from an extended visit TO New loFk
and Washington.
Rev j. X. Ellis, Of fancey' spent
This week In Knoxville, Tenn. attend :
ing meeting of mountain in.ss'ot :
workers. held under the auspices OF
the Russell Sage Foundation.
Miss Nettic Waugh is visiting III
Washington and Baltimore
Miss Frances Shackle,, is visiting
her neic. Mrs. John +. Cannaday. in
Charleston. " Va
MIR. and Mrs Adoiph Wise are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. oscar Samucis,
IN Baltimore.
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry kavanaush are
visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs.
Mitchell. in Moorefeid. w. Va.
i[emper Yanccy has returned from
a trip 10 New York.
James pennybacker returned this
week 10 Philadelphia. after a visit to
his cousins Miss Doone and Kate PEN
ny hacker lie is the younges, brother
II Governor Pennybacker, OF Pennsyl-
vauia
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Scheuer. Of
Front Royal. We're recent guests OF
her mother. Mrs. Il. Ney.
Miss Net,ie iouser, Of Greenville,
was p recent CUES, Of her sister. Mrs.
phl EHngcr.
Rodney Berry and rawford SwitZcr
have returned 10 Hopewell after a visit
TO their homes here.
Or. Theodore Shuey has returned TO
Pittsburgh. after visit 10 his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. 6. r.. Shucy, in Day
ton.
MIR ANA Mrs. Dennis Golden and
children ~ Covlneton. attended the
tfpucral OF the lattcrs brother. Adam
f'r!diry. here on Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
FARMVlLLE
Especial 10 The Times-Disna,cn

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.
NkMNiLLE. VA. April IA reru
lar business meeting of the ror,
nightly Music Club was held in m.
music room OF the Normal Schoo, m
saturday and tho following oniccrs
were elected for the ensuing vcor IN
take NJ their duties the last of Nav.
PRESIDENT. Mrs. Roberta - large: vice
president Miss Pauline Williamson
secretary Mrs V. Walden; treasurer,
Mrs. Ellen Gucrrant
MIR. and Mrs j. l.. Walton b,v, a.,
"punced the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Mary Grace. to Percy
u Barton. ~ Louisiana. which will he
s"lcmnized; on April u at the Farmvi1ls
Presbyterian Church
The Young Peoples Mission Circle or
the Methodist church held 4 social in
The home OF Mrs. y. s. Watkins. on
Scrpell Heights Tuesday evening at 6
o'clock. The evening was spent in
music and various games, after which
r"freshments were served About thir-
tN-fivc guests were present
The sewing circle. composed OF many
% tho women of Farmvilie. met with
Mrs. W. G. Huntington at her country
home on Tuesday afternoon.
Sunday. April ., is TO ce known an
old Folks Day" at tho Farmvillc Bap-
list Church when the pastor, Rev.
Cosby NJ. Robertson. Will preach a sDe-
cial sermon for the benefit OF the older
people and those who do not attend
services regularly. His theme will bc
Light at Ercntidc." Automobiles will
hc provided TO bring the older people
tc and from the service.
Mrs. W. ID. Rcdd has returned from
81. Luke's Hospital, Richmond, much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
SUPE RFLUOUS HAIR
MUST BE ATTACKED
UNDER THE Skin

II mas been proven by the worlds great
est authorities that hair is bound TO grow
our coarscr and sitter after each removal
unless II Is devitalzed. II is impossible to
oeSataiize hair with pastes and rub on pre-
paEatiohs. because they only remove hair
from the surface OF the skin.
DeMiracle. the original liquid depilatory.
ueNitaiiIes hair by attacking IL under the
SKIN as well as on tho skin. limitations OF
DeAuracie are as worthless as pastes and
ruo-on preparations. because they lack GER
tam ingredients that DeMIracle alone con-
taths. which give Il the power to rob hair
or its vitality-its life sustaining force
DeMiracle works equally we'll for remov-
Ing hair from the face. neck. arms and
under arms. or from limbs to prevent il
from showing through stockings.
Buy a bottle OF the genuine DeMiracie
today and you will get tho original liaui,i
hair remover. Others are worthless imita-
tions-refuse them. Remember. you are not
asked az ed, to buy DeMiraele on mere promise
is the only depiiatory that has a binding
guarantee TN each package which entities
you TO the refund of your money IL It falls
DcMiracle is sold in soc. 800 and 800
bottles. Tho larger sizes arc tho most eco.
nomical for dermatoiogists and large users
to buy. II your dealer will not supply you.
order direct from us Tho truth about the
treatment OF superfluous hair mailed In
plain sealed envelope on request. DeMiracle
Chemical Co.. Dept. RI, Park Avenue and
l29th Street, New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
improved In health after several weeks

improved In health after several weeks
Of treatment.
Mrs. T. G. Johnson Is undergoing
treatment at "A Lynchburg hospital.
Or. r. l. Sudgins was tho guest Of
his home people In Buckingham OH
Sunday.
Miss Germania wingo. of Aniclin
| Courthouse. spent the weekend with
her mother. Mrs. Hattie Wingo.
Mrs. Joseph f.. Garland entertained
vcry attractiv~.. at Il linen shower on
Friday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Grace walton. whose marriage to Percy
Barton. OF louisiana, has been an
uounccd.
Miss Kathrine stuart. niece OF Gov.
crnor Stuart. and Miss Annie Roy John
ston. both OF Richmond, are visiting
Miss Elizabeth Jarrnan.
Mrs. Creed Haskins, OF Richmond, Is
spending some time with her sister
Mrs. II. Warren Walker
H. w. Garnett spent Wednesday, in
Richmond.
Miss Lillian Rice. Of South Boston
spcut las, weekend with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. J. V. Rice.
Mrs. Hattie Wingo ~ill leave soon
ror a months stay with her daughter
Miss Viola who teaches At NORWOOD
Va.
H. Il. Barrow has been on recent
visi, to Nashville. Tenn.
E.nner C,rallc OF Richmond. paid a
recent visit TO relatives and friends
here. ~
Mrs II. ". Garnett and little daush-
ter. Edna. visited her mother at Buck
npiam Courthouse, last week
r.v. g; II. Lambeth attended inc
meetings Of Billy sunday in BaitimPrc
/ last week.
h.r. this week
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-08
MAMMOTH
MORTGAGE
Big Corporation Lodges One
With $40 OF Revenue
Stamps

A big mortgage covering loan of
81, 600, 600 made to the Kentucky Pub
lie Service company by the Fidelity
Trust company of Philadelphia, on an
issue of 100000 worth of five per
cent gold bonds Of the company was
received here by County Clerk Har-
ris this week to be recorded. The
mortgage is printed and covers sixty
two pages of ordinary pamphlet size.
The mortgage bears $40 worth of
revenue stamps, one being $500 de-
nomination, one $50 and $40.
Only 81, 080,0O0 worth of the stock
is provided to be used at once, the
balance of 1920, 900 to be issued un-
der certain conditions and at such
times as the board of directors may
see fit.
The mortgage securing the big loan
covers all the property of the Ken
lucky Public Service company at
Hopkinsville, Greensboro, Bowling
Green and Frankfort, in Kentucky
and at GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-08
HEART ATTACK
CAUSES DEATH
Victim Suddenly Stricken and
Survived Only Few
Minutes.

Thomas n. Naughton died sudden
ly early Thursday morning at his
home on East Twelfth street. He
suffered paralytic stroke about three
months ago, since which time he had
been practically an invalid. Thursday
morning Mrs. Naughton helped him
out of bed and into a chair, when he
suffered a sudden heart attack and
expired in a few moments. The de-
ceased was a native of Ireland. He
was for some time an employ at the
Western State hospital, coming here
from Lakeland.
MIR. Naughton was a member OF the
Catholic church. He is survived by
his wife. Funeral services will be
'aeld at the Catholic church this morn
ing at 9 o'clock and the interment will
take place in Riverside Cemetery.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-08
CHICKEN THIEVES
Two More Caught, Prove
To Be Mere Boys
OF This Place.

Another raid was made by chicken
thieves Tuesday night and the police
soon had two boys in the lookup I'M
der charge of having stolen them.
Officer Amos Hayden discovered two
negro boys named Clifton Sharp and
Sam Doss trying to dispose of five
hens to the Hayden Produce Co.,
that proved to be the property of
Matte Irwin, colored. 1t was quickly
brought out that the same boys had
Just sold to a colOred woman named
DOna Fox, who lives at Masonville
five other live hens. These were
taken in charge by Chief Roper and
at 10 o'clock Alice Holland, colored,
identified two of the hens as having
been stolen from her and she recover
ed her fowls. She also said jim
Fruits wife, near her, had one hen
stolen, which she identified. The
sharp boy is l6 and the Doss boy IA
years old. They were turned over
to the county authorities.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-08
Methodist Church.

Rev. Lewis Powell, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday School, $3.50 a. m, j. H.
Cate Superintendent.
Mems Bible Class, Ira L. Smith
Teacher.
Woman's Bible Glass, Mrs. Lizzie
Clark Teacher.
Primary Department, Miss Mary
Walker Superintendent.
DR.. Powell will preach at lO:45 9.
m, on "The Scandal Monger ana
The Searching Tongue, and at 7:3O
D. M, on "The Price The Sinner
Pays For Salvation.
Epworth League at $50 p. IN.
Everybody that fears God, cares
for his fellow man, and has any
concern for his county 90 to church
Sunday. But if you neither fear God
nor regard man, and don't care what
becomes of your country, 90 on living
like a hog!
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-04-08
SPECIAL CITY GARDEN IDEA
7rookIyn Authorities Have compre.
hensive Plan by Which They Hope
to Help the Poor.

We have heard talk for some years
about the possibility of utilizing va
cant lots in the city by letting the
poor cultivate them as garden plots
to grow vegetables in, says the Brook
lyn Eagle. The thing has been tried
on a small scale in a few neighbor-
hoods and the gardens for school
children have done a good deal to
cultivate a love and knowledge of
gardening, as well as to keep the
shbdren out of mischief. But the
rdn6culty of protecting the crops in
these impromptu gardens from theft,
as well as the lack of organized init
ative, has served to limit the expert
ment.
Z Now the mayors committee on
unemployment has found a tract of
% acres north of Elmhurst and will
carry on gardening there as a means
of finding work for men who have
none. The land will be cut up into
plots of one-eighth to one-quarter of
an acre for applicants; seeds and ad-
vice will be supplied by the Long
Island Agricultural school, and there
will be trained supervisors to deal
with problems too big for the indi-
vidual gardener An eighth of an
acre will enable a man who knows
how, to raise all the vegetables his
family can eat and give him some
surplus crops to sell. A quarter OF
an acre will enable a skillful gar
dener to support his family for the
summer, at least.