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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
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Snl Yerlase Der continental
SiMes" in Berlin er19eint bere,ts
t1ett geraumer set Die rui1I9e Set,
tuns nNlbtija Jslpeltiia" (rNu1p1ns
yta4rtdten") }, Die fpe5ieu fir rulilz
.llde Rriegssefansene alss S%nfprcas.
t%tonsorsan otenen foll. Sept nirb
au4 fur Die in acknowledgements
ld'er ariessseansenidatt b%efinoliz
cen rui1ti4en Sfflaiere unb eoloa=
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men nit benz ariessmmiftsrium i'm
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lsrausse9cben. sic ioN Die Rriegs<
a%efansenen tn ibrer Mutterjpradle
.uper Die poIitii9en unb militariIGen
Sasesereisniife. iopie iiber bic nirt=
i9aftli4en Ginridtunsen Der 500
nardie, ibren @anDel unb tire Snz
buitrie unterri9teu.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
9auptpcrtpaltuns pes ruIfii9en Sc
neralitabes teilt nit, paB bic in pe=
tersburg trfGeinenhe 3e,sfGrift ,Ge=
4oilopat" inter triegs9efanaens
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gam aud in Speffa cine 3eitung in
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@prade unter Dem gitel .@lap-
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fir bic in ruffifaer Gefonsen1Aaft
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G~sveinisung aller SiibIlopen, bic
pcM Meiben 3aren sarontiert lei,
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
Mcues aug MusCQtine.

Cine telegrap6iidc @elbanmciiung
1peld)e altf 1925 laittete, ullo mebrere
&iltelp GBmaoren, ,oie iid III &al1nen
befinocn, bilben bus @anfiaglllgs=
tag= @ei6euf fir bie Mitglieoer Ser
ghtterie ., Sic iest an ser m%erifani-
.id)en @re15e ltatipnirt iino. 9ieies
babe1 Die 8elppbner BON Mltscotine
altfge6radt ltltD biirfte Sen ugops"
ameifellos groBe 6rertDe hercitelt. Gas
arllebnlihe @eld)ellf mltrbe geltern on
leinen @dtimlu1mgsort sgeianot. 81
ne Mbidrift oeS Eelegraiimls, meldes
on Captain Mn1[ geialtbt mltroe, lol,=
tete folgenbernraben:
uGaptain otto Mfl1G, 9atterie 6, 1.
Soma 6el0artillerie, S. g. g.,
Brownsville, Seras.
Die 8elppbner BON Wlltscatine ler=
Ben 1925 telegrapbilh fir bas Can't
loelutgs=I iner ser ,9ops". @ir
miil1iden, oab Sic Dos @elo nod ST.
rem belten l1rtbeil pcrtbeilelt pber
DaS1clbc Delt Gnlpfullgem lit gaar
dus5ablell, faas Sic bieies ont belterl
Gnltem.
@ia Suffer, 5. 9. @iesler, aomite. "
Suffer, eit Mitglieo oes &omites,
~fiinoigte fcrner on, oob malt idon
in allernad)lter 3eit cine 11elte Samm-
lung hegil11le1n ipiirDc, oatnit Sen So
terlonos=g ein @eib=
nadtsgei deaf geialtot lperoen foitr,tc.
@isber iino nod feline befinitioell
Glane abacId)loHen moroer1, ieood
|itebt felt DOB Die u@ops. iider nidt
rergeiiel1 per0en, falls lie 1pafreno
Der Jeicrtage nod all Ser il1erifani=
ldJen '8ren5e li16.
Ser Z Sabre alte Iranflin Gbano-
let, Ser nit leincm gltcrn OH ser DIT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
Neuts ans Niolinf,

Sic 4oli5ci glallbt lit ser gerlon
.bcs' 1S Sabre alten SEQ NpGir sen
Mnfiibrer eil1er 8a1toe ermiid)t 5t ba=
ben, Die. III letter Belt biele 1pertb=
lole G6efs IN Moline perallsgabten.
Scr @erbnftetc mllr0e ourd @oli5ei-
Magiltrot @ltitaflon fiir Sic @rano
SSltrp %feitgebaltelr. Seine 8iirgihaft
lit auf $1,000 angeiett moroen. SOL
lin tit oes &leinoiebItabls beldpnloiat
moroens St befanlte ii6 idutlSel,
lln0 geltano altdb angeblid ferner elm,
ei11cn w~ertbloien Gbed p%eraltsgubt 5u
bahen.
@a6reno ser lctten @pden ba6eu
llllsefa1r 20 bieitse -@eldaftsIeute
ben &iir5eren ge5ogen, als iie Gbecfs
.einfaHirten. Eollir 1prrbe bl1rd
Comp Gbinef, ser 500. 3O2 5. Mpenue
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

einen @roeerplaoen betrcibt, als sic
Yerion ioentiii5irt, pelde ibm einen
Gbecf gab, Ser aiI Die Woli,e Grrlt
& Sapitigs 9anf alisgcltelt i1no bon
uSss1rtes 6. 1ofcr~ llttcr5eidnet NOR.
gfitd 1T Sit Moline iino lpdbreno
Der letten 3cit mc6rere pert6loie
Gbeds pcronsgabt morSen, iebod lit
as BET Noli5ei bisber nod nidt ge-
llln9en, Ser sdminoler babbaft gu
per0elt.
Ios lebtc Spfer Ser geriebencn
Gbefidipinoler, sic mabreno Ser leb-
ten Monate ibr ltnneien IN Molinc
ltno Dit Molil1c triebef, lit .. s.
gliB, Ser Elm flcirres @eihait al Dem
@arncr's l%1ebergang betreibt. gliB
beridtete gelterrr Ser Goli5ei, odB er
einen G6ccf gum 8etrage bon S4.S3
eingcloit babe, Ser bie llntcridriit
a@corge 9afer" trug.
Ger 9etrogcltc erfldrte Ser Goli5ci,
Dob cit titnger Wa1tlt in lcillct 2a=
Den sefomn1en lei INTO 3ioaretten ae-
fouft babe. als 0erielbe i6nt ben
|Gbed gegebcn bette, mod)te @liB i'm
barallf oltfmerflam, Bob CT feline
G6eds fir 6relnbe einfaliiren fon1e.
Ser jllaae Marm perlegte IidJ bann
aufs Bitten unb mies 6aral,f BIN, bob
bas Gapier ulo gut mie @olo" lei.
NiB licB iid} Damn bepeeelt, ocn Gbef
e%lt5ltfallirel1, mlBte jebod) lpater eill=
ieben, Dob er 'reingefaaen mar.
pSel1rp @ilioll"., Der Monn obne
Same, ob1te @obnort lno obne @e=
oadt1iB, perltriad}te cine Ganif u1l=
ter ben &ranfen idapeltern oes Mo=
fine StaOtboipitals, als cr cine oer-
lclben nit einem MeIIer mngriff. Sc
gelong ben @eamten oes Solpitals,
{, Sen arn1en Menider 5ll iiberlpGltigelt,
beour oerlelbe sic &ral1fcnldnpelter
perlebelt fpl1nte. Ger llngliidlide
ipl1rbe Dor fllr5er 3eit bcmllBtlos altf=
geflnoen. gr bot cine &llgellpunba
int. Scope.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

Rortpfropen tam mon all1
segen Die 14drt1ten 9auren paollrp
u1ansreifbar maden, bab man liz mt
acknowledgment. nod BERGEN Yaraffin
ourptrdntt.
9ie englii DE 5prade 1T cine
Mll91prabe, in pelner Die SAM Ger
SremopDrter, 5umeiit romantid)en
urlprunss, bieienise Der einbeimiiuet
uberiteigt.
Yreuben beab bereits Dor
Stumbling Der Jlotte stpet Mtarinez
pfftoiere, Die ais 1plte IN ben Bitten
gerubrt tpurben uno in @traliu nD
sarntfpnierten..
SIN Mtittelalter oB mon bis
gum Sabre 1000 nod nit ben Sim
germ, oo9 lperoen ihon in alien We=
pihten grpBe brsisintise @abeln fir
oen &iiuensebrau9 ertpdbnt.
Scr Sran5istaner= Or
Den, Der alteite uno mod iebt ON
tpette1ten perbrettete 8ettelprben, muir
De gu Mnfang oes 13, Sahrbunoerts
bon 5ran5 bon Mfiit s%esriinbet.
Sas bier5ulanbe 10 beliebte
5uBballfptel lit ieit Is bis 20 Sab
rem au9. in Seutidlano einsefuht,
no leBt TAFT ieoe srDBere .StaDt einen
ooer mebrere JuBballtlubs belibt.
Die 9eilise Muiana, s1 an
fans Dss 10. SaDrbunDerts ubgelAlpls
len, bate n~riprlnglia Die 8eosutuna,
Den europatl9en Jrieben gu iibern.
Gnb lelb1t ytapoleon 1. rubmte 1id)
Ste1er Soee.
STE Jrauenbenegung, bic
aut Die 9%tegelung Der 8e5ieDunsen Des
Meibes sur iibrisen @elenlaaft ess
rt9tet 1T, besana erit NIT Dem Nus
bruD Der fran5oiifden Nepplutipn 81
Gnoe oes Is. Sabrbunberts.
Der 8uno Der 5reimaursr lit
aus Der 8ruoeri4aft Der 5~teinmesel,
Ano Deren Yaubitten berporaeaansen,
Die arfangs NIT Den 8lDitern in en=
gem 3u1ammenbans ltanoer, ipdter
absr 1t4 unabbdnsts madtea.
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9Q8 Mfub frt orS @rball=
oe8 it oie &ouptia4e,

@euu &eiuher CUR staot fOmnle1I, bas critic,
mas lie iebeu, lit 0aS Nenbere Der @ebdlOe lllb
Die 9%aoensTenter. 9as g@lnsiebeu oieln bfi0e1
inaffl cuttptOer cine1 Ginbrlf, oaB bic Sta0t Gin
3eutrum uou TDrtidriit lit, Dotr oab iic bintena9
founult mo tQnln beitebt.
Gntipl9eno belendiett @6auielier wirfen
Glnstebeno. @dledt bclcadtete sdaufelitcr
1uirtcu Mbitobetto.
Sic Anerfeunung fr linea 9abe1 miro pu11
&nuoen 6aul erteilt, 1cnl 0as Nclbere 0eS 60
benS einlabeao iuirtt. 2i6ter laoeu Gin.
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9epartement crbaltcn - Sat, betrefS ber tutlpre=
deuO b%fnDtigtcn 2anpen iMr ibre 5daufenier, miro
gratis erteilt.
9ieier 9ient idliebt iOuDbl tleftriide sdil=.
ber uie audi ipe5ieQe Observation-Disclosures Gin.
@at SIR Gebdu0e Gin gutes McnBerc?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
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npppelten lr11d lein& redlten @ei=l

lidcm $. labe mobgte, erlitt einell
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hes, dis er beim Spielen nit eroBer
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S6merperlette lpltroe bon ei1lent
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mltroen Ser Yoli5et 9eltern berid)tet
llnO in allelt 6dinen fiel Sen Iieben
reid)e 8eltte in Die @a1oc. slltdD MUIR
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her nod nidDt mieoergefltnOelr meroen
fonnte. 9as 9iebesgeltnoel id,eint
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tter gre115enloien 6red)beit sl1. @aserfe
su gebe11, peraebt bod fat fem Gag,
an Dem feilt ginbrlt6 pprfommt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

The regular meeting OF the Indoo,
Garden Fetc Association Will be held
Monday afternoon at ) O'Clock AT Tho
JEFFERSON Hotel All chairmen ara
urged 70 be present with full list OF
be distributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
APP0MATTox

AFFIRMATION. VA. May 1.-THE
Appomattox Agricultural School base
bail team played this week in Chatham,
Sew London and Lynchburg
continued dry weather prevails at
TINS section. and grass and tobacco
plants are suffering severely
Mothers Day Will be observed to-
morrow at Liberty Baptist Church.
MIS- w. b. Caldwell has been in
Richmond attending the May Festival
MISS JacTuelin Atwood, who has heen
Visitlng in Lynchburg for several
weeks, has returned home.
II. NJ. crowder and family. of Jyncb-
burg, spent Friday here.
W: II. Lewis died at his home near
wesley Chapel on Sunday morning. In
the sixty-eighth year of his age.
The Appomattox Fair Association ba q
cisc'ca new officers. and plans are
ncinF made for holding n fair on Oc
toner II, IS and ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
HOT SPRINGS. N. c.

ROT SPRINGS, ~ c., MAJ l3-Thc
am" or the Mountain Park Hotel. IN
me very heart OF tho Blue Ridge Noun
! 'a'hs' has spread AS far az the Pacific
.oas.' ana few days ago TWO resi-
| oehts or Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs
a. NJ. Drake, journeyed all the wav
across the continent to prove for them
sci'ca the charm of this resort. That
/ Mr. and Mrs. Drake are delighted he
Eohh 'heir expectation is proved by
! ~ lac, mat they arc TO remain for
'hc greater part OF the season
It is not a question Mt Hot Springs
ior tho guest OF what to do" blu,
which to do first. for the DAYS secm
All 100 short to enjoy tho long list
% outdoor sports they find here. FER
! maps one OF the most popular pastimes.
aside from the inevitable rolf 10
{ mountain climbing, and. with luncheons
hung In baskets over their shoulders
! me young people trail over some pic-
turesaue mountain path, to spend the
HdF IN inc open. returning in time for
game OF golf or tennis just at sun
set. when Il is still light enough for
ono SET or round on the links
The evenings are devoted TO bill
lizards. pool. or bridge. while the
Younger people enjoy informal dances
in the ballroom. or get UP AN inpronptu
concert IN the MUSHROOM. for a num-
Der or the young men and women arc
talented musicians. among them being
Miss Sal,ay Saunders. Of Glen Ridge
y. >. "ho has given tho guests much
peas with her singing, which sho
accom- .i!i"s on the ukelele. the weird
Htt. Hawaiian instrument. which re-
seinb!"s nothing as much as baby
guitar Mrs. Charles Dillingham;. OF
New York. Is also a talented musician,
and has entertained the guests with
many delightful song during her go
journ.
A bride and groom decided upon Hot
Springs as the ideal place for a honey
moon. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Crawford.
who wero married in Louisville last
week. came here to spend their brief
sojourn, for Mr.. Crawford was Obliged
TO return to his business in Louisville,
but tho young couple arc already
planning visit later in this resort.
.. b. Keistcr. OF Knoxville, paid a
brief visit here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Casweli. OF West
Virginia. are enjoying q sojourn at
the Mountain Park Hotel.
DR.. a. w. Galloway, Of Ashevillc,
! ran down hcre for brief rest. and
during his soJourn made some splendid
records on the golf links. where he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
.CUEsTs.AT AsHEv|LLE
ENJOYING FINE DAYS
Spend the Time Walking, Driving or
Motoring and Gathering Beauti-
full Mountain Blossoms.
TEA DANCES ALSO POPULAR
Dinner Party Given in Honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Couzcns. OF De-
troit, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T..
Sccly, of AShcviIle.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

H.
ASHEViI-LE. y. c.. May 13.-Its
mountain blossom time in The Land
OF tho sky" and all Ashevile which
, includes the hundreds OF guests n.
Grove Park Inn and other resort ho-
tells, can be found daily trampinE. rid
ing. driving or motoring over the
mountains. returning for dinner at
night with hugo lunches OF mountain
laurel, dogwood and other mountain
flowers. Sunset Mountain is covered
with lockwood, and presents a beauti-
full sight to the guests at the inn, many
OF whom spend entire days on IT'S sid ~.
taking luncheon and returning only in
time for dinner at night.
Ihis Is the most beautiful season of
tho year at Ashcville, il any season
can BIO called most beautiful in n land
whero beauty prevails the year round
and outdoor sports Of all kinds are
the order OF the day. Tennis, golf.
walking. driving. horseback riding. all
como in for equal attention. although
the wednesday, tea dances draw many
OF the younger set away from out
doors for the tea hour and the dane
ing.
Last Wednesdays tea dance Mt the
inn was unusually large. with many
giving parties at the tea hour Among
the hostesses and hosts were Mrs
Thomas S. Rollins. Mrs. Oakley. NrY
Nanderhoof. Mrs. Paul Ringer. Miss
Dorothy tombstone. Of New York: MIR
and Mrs. w. T. Noonan Rochester "
Y: Mr.. and Mrs. q. Is Van Ness, Chi
caSo, and numerous others
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Noonan varied
the entertainment during the week by
giving n dinner party in Mr. Noonan's
private car in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Couzens. of Detroit, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Loring Scely. Of Ashevillc
Mr.. Noonan, who is president Of tho
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Rail
road, Is here with party In his pri-
waite car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

Misscs Fannie and Ellen Beirne Scott
ha"o returned to Richmond. after
spending some timo in Pittsburgh IA.
and visiting relatives in Warrcntcn'
Mr and Mrs. Stuart G. Christian and
Miss Carter Ingram arc guests OF MISS
Mary Wright in Goochiand.
Mrs. David Mcintosh. Of Baitimor"
ie visiting her daughter. Mrs. Waller
Morton. on West franklin Street
Mrs walter Wilson has returned -
her homo in Bowling Green. AFTER i
short stay in this city.
James r. Gordon. Miss Evelyn Cor
don. Mrs Thomas CroXton Gordon and
Mr and Mrs. Douglas Gordon hav" beer
"A, THE MIL" Tappahannock County
for u few days visit
ar. and Mrs. Charles Manly. who
hnrc hcen recent guests OF relatives
here and in Lexington. will visit n
Washington and Buffalo, =. y ri
route for their homo in Chicago
Miss Helen Stevens, Of Floyd Avenue
has been spending several days with
friends IN Norfolk.
Miss Nora Randolph has returned tc
Richmond after visit to Albeinarle
county.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Alison. of Monument
Avenue are tho guests of relatives ir
Baltimore.
pr. and Mrs. Clifton ~. Miller, Of this
city. have been recent guests At tht
White sulphur Springs.
Miss Mary Lyle Williams is the guest
OF Mrs. John i. Smelling in New York
and Will leave later for her country
place at Port Chester.
MISS Virginia Lacy, OF Richmond. has
been visiting Miss Lucy Jordan in
Bowling Green for several days.
Mrs william r. Massie has returned
to Richmond, after spending several
days mt "Rose HILL"
Miss Annie Broaddus. who has been
spending nome time in Richmond. Wis
ttcd relatives In Caroline County last
[Ipel
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Williams Memorial Circle OF Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs Nav
Roster AT Gwathmcy's Tuesday after
noon. Members Will leave Elba Sta
tton at o:l5 z NJ
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HEATHSVILLE

HEATtfSVILLE, VA. May la.-afr.
and Mrs Robert II. Chiffon and son.
Robert H., OF kilmarnocll. were recent
guests at Sunnyside.
Mrs. Mitchell McaIey and Children.
Of near Sharps. are visiting relative.
In Richmond
Mrs. J. A. Haynic. recently enter
tanned ut beautiful luncheon az hcr
homo near Tibitha
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Edwards have
returned TO Election. after spending the
winter in Baltimore
Mrs j. e. Taliaferro. Of Jfbtha and
Mrs. J. y. Carey. OF Lillian. went 70
Norfolk recently as delegates to tho
annual convention Of the Eastern star
visiting their sons at Hopewell while
away.
Mrs. r. c. Fisher. OF The Gables,
trip TO Baltimore Philadelphia and
Washington. At the last named Mace
Mrs. Fisher attended tho convention of
tho National Society. United States
Daughters OF 1872
Miss a. Lillian Anderson has re-
turned from Baltimore.
Mrs q. Harding Walker and dauph
ter, Miss Marie. have returned from a
visit OF some weeks with friends at
Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harding Walker and
Miss Marie motored to Poplar Plain
for the weekend.
Miss Sarah Randolph Brent crtor-
tanned few friends at supper last
week.
Mrs. 7. j. Downing was the recent
CREST OF Mrs. Robert Downing In
Cherry Point.
Mrs. Grace Booker. Of Canada, Wis
tied AT the home of Mrs. II. j. Downing
this week.
Tho mission held in ST. Stephens
Episcopal Church last week by Rev
Nelson Dame. was wel1 attended. and
much interest manifested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-14

In the Service Of the King Circle
OF Kings Daughters viii meet Monday
afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs. w /.
Harlow. 23os Stuart Avenue \ full
ATTENDANCE ls desired.
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NAItCELI.A BARNES.

played with Reuben Allerton. Of New
York. and Fred i. Fuller.
j. Z. Sheppard. at one time Governor
OF South Carolina. and a noted lawyer
or the South. arrived here on Sunday
for sotourn of several weeks.
MI and Mrs. Henry T. Wells, Of
Macon. have made reservations for tho
remainder OF the month
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Leigh, Of
Richmond. are expected the first OF the
week for "a months visit.
Mrs L. a. Singer. and Miss Sarah
Mayo. of Norfolk. Will arrive to-mor-
row for a Visit Of three weeks.
Mrs. e. =. Edwards. OF Montgomery,
spent day here last week. en- route
10 Newport, where she went to attend
wedding.
MI and Mrs l.. T. Strong, and Miss
Margaret Strong. Of birmingham, are
TO spend the remainder OF the month
here
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T0.DAY'S AID TO BEAUTY

An especially fine shampoo for
this weather. ono that dissolvcs and
entirely removes all dandruff, ex-
cess oil and dirt, can easily be made
NJ trif!inE expense by simply dis
solving a teaspoonful OF canthrox
In a cup OF hot water. Pour slowly
on scalp and massage briskly. This
creates a soothing, cooling lather.
RinsinS leaves the scalp spotlessly
clean. soft and plant. while tho
hair takes on the glossy richness OF
natural color. also n fluHiness
which makes il seem much heavier
than II is. After 4 canthrox sham
poo arranging the hair is a pleaa-
ure
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The Grandchildren's Chapter. Aux
Hilary, No. i, United Daughters Of the
confederacy. Will meet Oh Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock in Lee Camp
Hall Members are asked 10 make a
full report on their candy fund at this
meeting.
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HS&SSSM
6 SOCIETY G
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Continued from Second Page.)


Hcneht Performance.
Tho Silver Cross Circle OF Iiing's
daughters will givo benefit perform
;inco at tho Victor Thcatcr Friday for
Hheltcring Arms Hospital and Homo for
incrrables. The public Is invited to
attend.
Enjoyable Hay Ride.
Tho Senior 3. Y. p. u. of First Bap-
'ist Church had n most enjoyable hay
ride Thursday night. Through the
kindncGs OF W. S. Forbes, two big
motor trucks were furnished. in which
the merry party motorcd TO Lakeside.
where games were played and rcfrsh :
ments served.
Among those who went wcre:
chaperons, Mrs D. .. Leech. Mrs. r.
W. Gwaltncy; Misses Agnes Chester.
Nellie Chester. Lottic Dickinson. Bcs-
hic Dickinson. Edith Cartwright. NJ.
Giles, AMMO Hunter, NJ. Johnson, Flor
tnce Luck. Gencvicve Lecch. Mary Nc
Daniel. Elizabeth Marshall. Minnie Pill
low. Mary Sanders, Mary Tucker. Julia
wilkes. Helen, wilkes; and Messrs.
Francis Leo Albert, II. r. Ashley. J. Il.
Bobbitt. Taylor Collins. T. r. Carroll.
John IL. Garbcr. +. w. Gwaltucy, Crit
fen. W. w Hamilton, Kent, Roy KEEL
lerSon. Guy Lawless, John Mcdaniel.
Walter F. Martin, G. NJ. Percival. Skin
ncr. z. B. Smith and T. w. Tyson.
MISS Barrett Engaged.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. president
of National Florence Crittenden Mis-
sion, announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Kitty steele Bar
rctt. to Lieutenant Charles V. PoZer.
Fourth Overseas Battalion ETAOE-+
madam oxpeditionary force. The wnd-
ding will take place tho end OF May
NJ 81. Johns, New Brunswick.
Approaching Marriage.
SIR. and Mrs W. +. Epcs. of Chase
C!tN, announce tho engagement Of their
= sister, Ruth iii IIanly. 10 Walter X.
GarHett, tho marriage 10 take place in
June. Tho bridc-to-be has been q
' teacher in tho Chase City High School
Tor four years. and the groom is res
ident OF buckingham County.
Engagement Announced
Mrs Cromwell Orrick Swami. OF Gin
,.- Park. announces the engagement
az hcr daughter, Eleanor Washington.
20 Ward Mavhew Parker Mitchell. OF
New York City. Owing to the recent
death OF the father OF the bride-t0-oe
Nthc marriage viii take place very
quietly early ic June.