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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
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oesono'po so'po bon beuiThen e5oIooieo oui
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fonnt uge' oen tleinen CTmiIe @ouva,s Il
SST,0,s ,.s sr ii8. orr geyoaiisen S&isr
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b,r N's mir snaIi8 unIern 0p,,b,oloo ! y
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

nbcr nad)ocn irb
Spbia e. 9Sjuts
bdn s SSc9et a b [ e
COMPOUND Sablets
Ten uHo Slpci SSlo
c1 u uSnuntipe
ySdIb" perbroucbt
babe, bin itb nollia
iIber5cuet Dab id
9an5 pon oieieu
Neioen gebeilt bin
lluo mid i'm slQee
nleileu beier befiu
De. SD pciB, oaB
mir sSbre 90de0iSiz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

Souptquar.ier: .Hiiifcrs eoae.
Gr. i0a. Roro-5rcoerid-SiraBe, ie.
oen Samitna Sl6eno nit @nsuohme
Oes oritten SamitagS I'm Nonct
r%srriuists Conner pOp EalnmOrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
(ScididJtc nnO GjcOarCp6ic.

Ger 6cino bot oic gattcrieitelAms
nit eincm son5 ihmcren auliber Be.
ihoiicn luio All cine IN Der gi6be Dor.
iiberiii6renoe StroBe einen beionoers
mGdtieen glufidloe binscleet, Ger
Elm Sod bon z Dieter Sieie lnO fl
Nietcr 9reitc geriiien bot.
Sin paor Sniontcriiten gcbcn oor-
iber, betradten Ocn ShoOen, mo Gin
HbciulGnocr bcmcrft ooaI:
gSiibn'S Bitter 6ier made ic
nit uur @ciAihtc, ionocrn ouH Teo.
eropbc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

&er5o0crung. &ic its
6cnn nit Ocm Romon Srail 9icier,
Der 10 lponucuO icin iolI2" 80
mel, oic 3eiting BOT ibr Grlheinen
cing'itellt rno ga fricgcn ljc iitb crit
noh Dem &riee."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

@om @ofcrncuboi. 6clo-
webel (5u cincm NeGrutcn). o&erl,
mic ic6cu Sie Blob Orcdig ans!
Sdweiu m0dtc id 81 S3neu loseh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
NeneraNe lIthcrnnNcit.

1YNNII"~ ~lN IFIIV IFTTNVINs
I g. ehcdulprb a 60,
NO "a Gbuuher Commerce WNlhiun.
.,rcmittt acrHctHmcrunB6-elri pvi'
honni und Nuliiutntc SirdBc
,,Hcaln 9lm. fcHcr.8eriihrrnA0c.l c.lytleHiNdiAE
ennmoyc-Grnbc lita 0uiiom Noiilc 4penue.
,,MpNuf Snilr0nte 81. vi 3iUrrppnL" Ncnrp al.
gRarlielh Nciocn3 4iaidaQt, tOt iO3 Nhdine
bet 81 Commerce Nlfiiong
,,N3crmoHin 6eacr HerlttlcruuNS NIeienld0.L~
H-iiniorc' mo EoribStrdbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

o6cr id iaee cS nidt Ocnn 6ei Dem
bcutigen 6oben @ertb ser S6wcinc
fonntcn Sic iid oornii ehpoS ciubil.
ben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

ben sie oter a., :. in @oris. .Sa.
lit an Sio sSQ0r Oic eorob gcrn6orOt
Ut Der So6,. segan9en2~ n9l1,
N"7Fsans iaou oropy"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
4d)mFrsrm iit
Niidsrn nm 9eitrm
gSic 6ran 9ellN lit nuo luic iic fnrir!
iuuroc,

@urliuQipn. ySiS .SN iuor ie6r
nuo bate GclaerSen int
9iiffrn iiflNT Lecifcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

&llpierIdmic0c nl0 RIunlbers,
SnbW rnorrt, 1884 MpnmcS4@traBc G M
Gelepbpil Ie0lif 1889.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
lSioa0leih @eidl1ile

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wGpHipIlSatsS aSaH CO., / Tcro'@eb.SiFabs
GiicTuooren aaer 9lrt mo sui
icbniieo. 3,ibebor.
6. ssStt @aBHe Co. S62 s6A Norb CSuo en-.
Gigent6uinS.9aenten mo &danler.
Rierrs &, Iaaaa & 0lgSaeip, 10 cnas1lna
sstrnBe
9eitumeen, 3eiEmriitea etc.
sE9e gaitimeys Relps gcutona Rsser 4 y
UleperS. Gei3aiisfibrer, 2g7 R.'eaperistr
9eutide Bidder unO 9citi6rificn.
q. eaniiia, Rr, eoe sseteerlnaion.@igabe
Ghofogr1p6.
seara9 gLn @6oioaropt bon sIusseitmIna
W 49, @e.t2esinaior tro~.
Rationalsgoufcn.
"S9s ols xsmn 9atsaaI NSNl... CAB l.nE
Scnrp a. Ne0uc RaiGrer
ossesnn National @aHf," 4S2 @iiN'1roGbpah.
pseeitsrn sldtioual 9aHia ia Roro Gnido'sfr
" ySartoi, 3allirer
Stodts.@anfeit.
y Dfmhdt Wanr ban Baltimore, Anlttni0res
sso e, 9oglSeg' stubs Sisiip gssosT %Ial.
@cntse 3 pane. fdiFrer.
par.9nnfen.
,DWtitc spar0mg BON WnliliunreH Gutaips
lno @0liimore5trnBe
SrllitG Gpmpnanien.
neaTe Dsppm anb EraR NempaWg,A is conn.
@traBe.
\ elbuunrHtrn, bic ben .IcntlDen Gcvreipsa-
oeuten" nidt ptnfilim uhrr nnrraNuaflu fys
h0teyi, tub 1ebrtgus per Ciiife euhNM pet Eelss
pppN ppgt lNFllllld MltMpeillfM AA gasMew.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

8lcd5platten. lDictnll etc.
eNun. GunHtH & GS SHr., is-ib AnInegilcm'
SirdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Qau0mirtbIboitliAe @crGt6e nnA

NyWITINLNfNTIt
@rInIm 1aEnsr 60. 2OS aOro.Raco.elraAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Q[llfnnlnhiIc

@udarb. 1-35 3,i50 l. 25 S2,7b0
,,@0datb Niutor 60 ui Baltimore" GpdrleAs
&lrabc mo VT Moholqlpenie.
Gdrun, nie populdrc @0r, S895 nnA $8i6.
WlnrsDel MipUtIC Co. @ur1ae laos 10 Notks
Nbnrleas5itaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

Srlnt &nMpa1nien.
neaIc DspDHt aub xrnR Compaap,@ ls conn.
@trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

3eitingen, 3eitsmriiten etc.
sEbe Baltimore News @cnttaunr, Ne5eri y,
wlener@, @elhaiisIilbrer, e27 R,s0aipcri' 9tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Ori6aitss 8cgDriirg.
Yicrcantile A0cncg.
q. q. Dun & 60, "
SOP -eio waarpIoHo IruIt 9loe.

characterization, Gbiirem 5eniier-
rahmen, 21oen etc.
Sas Y. 6uitrg 4 so, 1t5 Lii S0o.Jrtee
rldsStraBe,
9Sotcnt.glru1ltc.
GbpIu n. eamcle, MentsunoaIt Ralsntg
SaocIs@ @HuBnuricr @erlogercpie. Nsdrus
lnilo Grult Nlluhng
Nbapl.n M 6ergnlDn, i10-i17 Nnu Aliloln0,
iS.i0briae Oriabuun
o. .. 4 ". 4 DpparO, All Continental @lbg
GrafiiSiren fell 1872 eriolarctb in BnltMott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

9. StUit NnbHc 90, 362 Norb lyuu lr.
Gigent1ulnS.AqGlten mo Nda0Ier.
Wierre 6, Tasaa 4 OlrStem, 10 cnae1natcMs
65ffaRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

9eutide Bidder unO 3citihrifien.
q. Saaiiin, Rr, e0e, sgeItqernaiou@irabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

nDrutinr sparDapF BON Wnliimnrc,s Gusatp
nno @oliiniore.5trnBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

Bndjrodj 0ill HboiuQrnpt bon gtisseidminA
VT. ld. @s.tsee7inaior 'Sirorw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

y lttbAStI~ YCliDullC.
,,0uHiuilontes 2Ban Co.,, / Woro,Srhs sSirnBe,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
ARVONIA

Especial 10 The Times-D!spatch.l
ARNON1A, "A. May :u.-Mr. and
Mrs. p. G. Seay left this week for Bir-
minGham. Ala. TO attend the Confed-
crate Reunion. Mr.. Seay being a mem
bcrs of the Sons OF Veterans. While
in Birmingham Mr.. and Mrs. Seay viii!
be the guests OF relatives.
Walter Moore, Jr., OF Union T~hcolog-
zeal Seminary, Richmond, was the guest
this week of Mrs. u. B.. Amber at
her home at Seven Islands, near this
place.
Mrs. Robert Fuqua will leave in a
few days for Bedford City, where she
will remain throug the summer with
relatives.
a. l.. Pitts. Jr., accompanied by one
OF his old classmates at the University
or Virginia. Mr.. GoetZ, of Los Angeles,
Cal, formerly of Philadelphia, spen,
4 day or two at Bellevue. Mir. Pitts's
old home here. Mr.. Cioetz recently
motorcd across the continent.
Norman Hughes and Charlie Bag
we'll, students of Fork Union Academy
with Il number OF schooimates. spen,
the week camping nea the mouth OF
Slate River.
Miss Winifred Almeda Pitts. who
spent the winter in Cass. w. Va, will
arrive at her homo here this week.
Miss Roma Garnet, who spent the
NIX mere as a tG0Cher III the high
school, returned a few days ACC 10
her home at buckingham Courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Abrams. Of Bal
tln,ore. Md. arrived here this week 10
spend some time as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William \. LeSueur, at the
Arvonia Inn.
Price p. Glover. Of Manteo, this
county. spent several days this week
with his brother, DR.. Perkins Glover.
RpE Plum H. 0,a- ~ a
the baccalaureate sermon OF the Co
lumbia High School in the Columbia
Baptist Church on next Sunday morn
ing.
Wesley Abrams. of Baltimore. is here
this week with relatives.
A.. j.. Pitts left on Monday Of this
week for mn extended Southern trim
While in the South he will visit rela-
tivcs in Atlanta.
Il. S. l.andes. who came to this sec
ton from Ohio about ten years ago,
mas returned TO make his home I'm that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
CHRlSTlANSBURG


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
CRAFTSMANSHIP. VA, May 90
Misses Margaret Elicit and Melita Mil
Ter entertained the graduating class OF
tho high school on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles SumDtcr. a sponsor. and
Miss Willie Flanagan. maid OF honor,
went to Birmingham for the Confed-
crate Reunion.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart has returned
from Birmingham. Mrs. r. b. Spindle
is the guest Of AIR. and Mrs. II. 3.
spindle. Jr, OF Norfolk. Later she will
20 To New York.
Captain William James S]helburne
and daughter. Mrs. c.. r. Surface. have
moved from Edge Hill to the bungalow
occupied until recently by Mrs. j..
Frank Surface.
y luncheon was given on Tuesday
afternoon by Mcdaniel Lodge. 4. T.. &
y. NJ. in honor OF the visit Of District
Deputy Grand Master w. NJ. Rerdie. OF
Bla~cksburg.
Mrs. 4. a. Phlegar has returned from
Richmond.
Mrs. John p. ErH has returned from
a weeks stay in Richmond.
Mrs. Peyton B.. Gcareley, after a
two weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Err.
IS now In Front ROYAL
Misses Mary and Sadie Elicit were
POSSESSES to tho members o! the
students club on Thursday.
clyde Willis and Mary Dickerson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
FORK UNION
Especial to T.

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch1
FORK UNION, VA, May 2o,-Miss
Rcrnice Burgess, student at the wo-
mans College. Richmond. spent the
Weekend at her home here.
Tho commencement exercises of the
Fork Union High School were held this
week. The faculty is composed OF
Misses Georgia kie. Maude Snead II
Jui'a IioliinEs.
President Z. e. Grassland. Of Fork
Union Academy. is In New York on
business.
Samuel White and II. s. Campbell.
confederate veterans. attended the re-
Union al Birmingham.
Jack Griffin and Guy and George
Griffin are visiting relatives in Rlr-
mincham. Ala.
Archer Thomas mad a brief visit,
I" isichmond this week.
Miss Julia Rollings left his week
for covinGton. Va.
=. '. snyder spent tho Weekend al
MS nome. White Rock.
Much interest is being manifested
IN the finals of the Fork Union Acad.
efnN' to he hold early In June. At
torneN-Gcncral John Garland Pollard
and Rev. VI w. Battle will he two
of the sneakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

sister. Mrs. w. Fl. Kent.
Mrs G. NJ. Cam pbeli and son. Blair,
are visiting relatives at Church.
Vile. Va.
Miss Vivian Mays left on Saturday
for Staunton to visit friends.
Those who attended tho dance given
by Mrs. Bernard Jordan at Tye River
on Friday night were; Misses Hester
scott. Corrinnc Watts Emma Saunders.
Caroline HARRISON. Harriet Evans,
Marion Dearborn and Miss Ruth Maui
rice. Of Now York: Peyton r. Evans and
Gordon J. Dearborn.
Mrs. Annie Shelton and Miss Maude
Shelton. Of Lovingston, visited Miss
Lizzie Taylor last week.
w. r.. Evans spent the weekend
with his brother. o. l.. Evans. aid left
on Monday for Norfolk.
Mrs. Harry Danger. after spending
several weeks IT Mrs. o. v. Hangers,
returned to Washington on Sunday.
Miss Cary L~anghorse. of Lynchburx,
is the guest of Miss Margaret voor-
heis.
| Charles A. Joubert spent Sunday with
{. IL Scott. Jr.. In Waynesboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
BON AIR

lSpecia! 10 The Times-Dlspa,chl
BON AIR. VA. May 20.-A dance was
siven by the Kings Daughters and
Tho Birth Miller Memorial Association
On Thursday evening.
SIR. and Mrs. Ray Brown have moy.J
!tlto nc parsonage for the summer
Ionths.
Miss Lucy Henderson and Edmund
iierkIey have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
Norwood Bentley the past week.
Miss Moncure has been a recent gu est
ri Miss Wood, at the Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed venabie and Miss
Jane Reed Venable were guests OF the
Misses Iiazen on Sunday.
James r. Gillian. .Jr., has returned
20 ~LynchburE, after a brief stay AT
the home OF Or. and Mrs. l.. b. McCluer.
Miss Mamie Maxey and Mrs. Tucker.
or Powhatan. have been visiting the
Misses overs.
mond, has been the guest of Miss Nell
Christian.
Mrs. Preston Coche. Of Williams
hurg, and Mrs. Nathan Talcott. OF
'turkville, visited Mrs. l.. L. r. Coche
sunday.
Mrs. MacRucker ana children. OF
liuena Vista. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams. are now
With Afr. and Mrs. James Palm. at
thelr home near here.
Douglas Wherry returned from Roa-
noke on Thursday.
Mrs. Dain and children, who have
been at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Il. Holderby. Jr.. for several weeks, left
for Atlanta on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Christian returned
on Monday from a weekend visit TO
relatives In Charles city.
Mrs. Alfred Cary and Miss Agnes
Douthat were the guests last week OF
Miss Herniine Moore.
Mrs. Carl Boschen is visiting rela-
tives in L~ynchburg.
Miss Lucy Meade spent Tuesday with
Mrs. James Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
ORANGE

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
ORANGE. VA. May 2o-Miss Lucy
Taliaferro has returned home. after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Thomas Applegatc, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Williams. OF
day. and will be the guests OF Mr.. ~
Mrs. william G. Williams for two
weeks.
AIR. and Mrs. George Tayioe enter
tanned eight tables of bridge on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Moncure and dauEh-
tcrs. Misses Louis and Anne. we're vis!-
tors to Washington tn" first of the
week.
Garland Taliaferrc returned TO West
Virginia last week.
Misses Georgiann and Alice Booton,
who have been visiting their sister.
Mrs. willouEhby Newton. Of Hanover,
returned TO their home on Marshall
eight last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Scott. ,Ir.. enter
tanned at cards on Saturday night in
honor of Miss lucy Lee Richardson, Of
Chicago.
Randolph Page. OF Washington. spent
several days in Orange last week.
Mrs. r. Conway Macon. who has been
spending the winter and spring in
New York and Pittsburgh, returned
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Nirginius Dabnev. Of Anchor
age. Ky. is the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Robert s. Carter.
The Misses Booton entertained n
large number Of friends at cards on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons.
Mrs. Marvin Harris. who has beer
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. George
Scott, Of Frederick burE. for three
weeks, returned home on Friday.
Mrs. Harry Taliaferro and sister
Miss Margaret Taliafcrro. spent scvcra.
days In charlottesville last week.
Mrs. James Hill was hostess at ar
auction bridge party on Tuesday night
Mrs. r. y. Harrington. of Washing
ton. has been a recent visitor tc
Orange.
Miss Cassie Lyme attended the Con.
fcdcratc reunion in Birmingham. Ala
DR. Landou j.. Walker, who has beer
in Hew York for the past month, TAX.
ing a special course in medicine. re.
turned 10 Enionville on Friday, and
has resumed his practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
,EMPOR|A IMPROVEMENT
LEAGUE HOLDS ELECTION
Also Begins Active Campaign to OBJ
tain Visiting Nurse for
Community.
BOOK CLUB HAS MEETING
Papers on Shakespeare and His
Writings Are Read by Members.
School Children to Re Given Prizes
for Best Gardens.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl
GMPORIA. VA. May 2O.--The civic
Improvement, League held it's regular
iaecting In the auditorium of the new
high school building on, Tuesday night.
Ulcers for tho ensuing year were elect
ID as follows: president. Mrs. RI L.
NcNair; vice-prcsident. Professor II. l..
sweeney secretary. Rev. II. r. Staples;
lfeasurer. Miss Annie Cooper; CORE
bonding secretary, Miss Carrie Dun
"rn. The league has started a cam
paisn to secure n visiting nurse FOR
this community, and IT Is expected that
It's efforts Will he successful.
The Book Club me, on Friday even
ing with Mrs. James S. Warren. Shake
sreare being the subject for discus
sion. Several interesting papers were
cad b" the members. Miss Laura
"Fiees read m article. why We
should Read Shakesoeare'. Mrs. II. l..
Taylor discussed the style of Shake
frearc's writing. Miss Atkinson gave a
b'ogra phical sketch. ard Mrs. w. T..
Tillar and Mrs. T.. +. Goodw.n nave a
reading from Romeo and Juliet" Mrs.
Ellen Turner also read an interesting
r" per. Quotations then were read by
lie members. a kespearcan We'd
Ding Contest" was entered into by
al present. the first prize going 10
Mrs. z. +. Staples. and tn. comsola,
iion TO Mrs. 4. ]. Green.
Present were: Mesdames H. +. Tay.
Tor. w. T Tiilar. i. Y. Jamie-on. II =.
staples. T.. +. GOODWIN. K. j. Green. j.
u Bailey and Ellen r Turner and
Misses Marjory Atkinson. Mary 1'ur-
nor e ni-t- r. N1nt .r hr,..u ,..l
'iary Perkins
VI a meeting OF the Mothers Club
on Thursday II vas dcciicd to give
prizes 20 school children for tho best
gardens ! feature of the program
VAS q talk b.: Or. r. l.. Flanagan.
IN health officer. urging the mem
h"rs TO cooperate with him in reduc-
ing prcventablc diseases. such AZ ;y-
pho!d and malaria.
The jolly Twelve and their escorts
We're beautifully entertained By Miss
: narah Eriges on Friday evening. Aiiss
'risciila Waite, Of Calais, Me, pre-
sided ut the punch bowl. While tho
guests played cards. a graphophone fur
hisied selections. Miss Mary Wood
Won hrst horors among the women.
"hiie Marvin Ncwsome was tho luchy
one among the men. The consolation
vas awarded TO Miss Bette Lee. An
Ice course was served. The guests q.
honor were Misses Waite. Of Maine.
"nd Goode, Of North Carolina.
Mrs. s. w. CorCoran ana her sister
Miss Ethel kunes. Of Pittsburgh, are
ititing their mother.
MISS sara Coleman passed through
!.tnporia on Thursday. on route iron,
Washington to Norfolk.
Mrs Y. +. ianlett and little daughter
aIc guests OF Miss Grace Lear.
"iTs, Ellen =. Turner is confined 20
ooue bv illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
WELDON

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.l
WELDON, y. G.. May 20.-Mrs. ". w.
WigEina is visiting relatives in Ala
baNna.
Mrs. ]. T. Pope LETT his week FOR
Birmingham, Ala. on Il visit 10 her son,
Blount Pope.
Mrs. j.. VI. Shombcrger and daugh-
ter have returned home from "a stay
with relatives in oxford
Miss Kate ';alusha. Of Dinw iddie. Va,
has returned home after a vlsI. 10
friends here.
Mrs. Hiram Wall, OF South Hill, Va.
VINO has been spending some time here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L.
Sthinback. has returned homo.
Mrs. J. b. T:lGhnian and Miss Kate
Tflghman spent the weekend with
friends in Sieckicnburg County. Va.
Misses Lille Gay shaw. Willie Black
we'll Musgrove and Mildred Spiers have
returned home from Greensboro.
Mrs. J. W. Granger, OF Wilson, AND
Mrs. ~. j. Jackson. Of kinston. are
visting Mrs. w. \. Pierce.
Mrs. Anna l.. Pierce and Mrs. Lee
Johnson are in Goidsboro this week
with Mrs. W. ). OBJ. Robinson.
Mrs. Joscphus Daniels. OF Washing
ton. wife OF the Secretary of the Navy,
was here this week 10 meet with the
John PAUL Jones Association. OF which
she Is president. She gave n talk 10
the members IN the interest OF the re-
storing of the Grove House, the home
OF Wiley Jones, and the establishing
Of 4 great school there IN memory 81
John RAUL Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
CHILDREN'S PONY CONTEST
COMES TO END ON JUNE 8
Tiny Animnls offered by FIcIsrhmnnn
to Itichmond Children VIII lie
Awarded on June q.

The llcischnann yeast pony contest,
which has been creating such a furore
of excitement among the i'm
this city for the past few weeks, Will
come to n close or June =.
Tho prizes will DO awarded on Juno
:.
This contest'was planned for the chill
dren, and never before have they had
occasion to work so hard ar with
greater regard I'm sight.
Early In the contcst they learned to
oGn tho fact that this contest
gave them the one chance OF their lives
TO gee a real live Shetland pony. and
that they could ride or drive and call
their very own.
This contest has opened the eyes OF
Richmond people To the fact that they
nave fine bakeries In this city. The
proprietors OF come of these establish
incnts have dedicated their lives To
b~readinaking. striving always To make
IL better. more valuable as a body
builder. more palatnblc as n food.
or course, all the boys and girls OF
THIS city and vicinity are going to be
invited to the grand award of prizes
the greatest, best and biggest day of
the year for the kiddies-and when the
fnal arrangements are completed due
notice viii be given in these columns.