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Evening journal., 1916-05-12

MEMS COOL SHIRTS, SPECIAL AT Soc.
White mesh, short sleeve shirts and ankle
length drawers, all sizes, 35c.
silk Hose in black tan, navy, grey; true in
fit and wonderfully comfortable; these made to
sell for soc; half hose for tomorrow at only 35c
or pairs for S1.OO.
Mems White Gauze Union Suits, in our rcg,i-
lar SiOO quality, for Saturday at only SOC each.
Mems Black Hose, slight seconds of the l5c
quality for tomorrow only pairs for 25c
Mems Blue Overalls, with or without bib;
closing out special lot of old dye 6Oc Ovcralls
for only l9c apiece.
Mems Dept. First Floor.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12

the balance OF our better suits,
including silks we're up to S35,
beginning Saturday are re-
duced to $3.50 and $3.50
each.
Evening journal., 1916-05-12

You will also find some check
coats, some silk lined, in this
lot of fashionable models I. al
we're as high as $3.50 each.
Saturday for S7.75.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Have you noticed the window at
Coltman's Pharmacy?
Mrs. b. NJ. Spalding left Sunday for
Buffalo. n. Y. to make an extended
visit with her relatives.
Money to loan on farm and city
property; rates reasonable. Charles
F. Helm, 1l6 Colorado avenue.
Miss Arolene Shell left last Friday
for her home In Iowa, to spend
couple of weeks with her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr Stewart and
little son left the latter part of the
week for their home in Hoisington,
Kan.
Mrs. o. p. Richardson and Mrs.
George Richter spent few days the
latter part of the week visiting in
Denver.
Miss Bertha Miller, who teaches
IN the public schools at Florence,
will spend the holidays with rela-
tiyes in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrison. of
Winslow, Ariz., arrived in this city
the first of the week to visit among
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Orr and daugh-
ter, Cora. will leave today for Will
Iiams, Ariz., to spend Christmas with
their sons and brothers at that place.
Ray Downer, of stockton, Calf,
spent few hours with relatives and
friends in this city Monday night.
while On route to points in Kansas
to visit.
Harold Barr, who is student at
Boulder university. arrived home
last night to spend the holidays with
his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
George Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Woman, who
spent week in this city visiting
Mr.. Wormans son, ]. J. NORMAN.
left Wednesday for their home in
Center, Colo.
Miss Rose Wishheart. who Is at
tending Denver University. arrived in
this city Saturday to spend the holt
days with her aunt. Mrs +. A. Brown
on Belloview avenue.
Blanche and Alzada Lear. left on
Wednesday for Slater. Mo. to spend
n" holidays with Mrs. Dysart's
parents. MIR. Dysart will join them
later
Rev and Mrs. j. u. Kellums and
Rev. and Mrs. George c. Elder. and
little son, spent few hours in this
city Tuesday while en- route from
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
OUR NATIONAL FORESTS
Colorado Has Thirteen Million Acres
In National Forests - Benefits
Cali for REIMBURSEMENT
meut

In view OF the fact that there are
1900, 000 acres in Colorado In the
national forest, the annual report Of
Henry S. Graves. chief forester Of
the United States forest service, Is
Of special interest TO the residents
of the state. Some OF the subjects
include the construction OF roads
and trails, the development OF sum
mer homes. the increase and supply
OF lumber, the grazing OF live stock,
water and power sites and other
subjects.
1T has become plain" says the
report, that increase OF the benefits
derived by stockmen from national
forests administration with no com
mensurate increase In the charge for
the grazing privileges has created a
situation which calls for readjust-
ment. The proposal under considera-
ton involves a moderate annual ad-
vance for three years. II the plan is
made effective it will be put in oper-
alton March l, 1917, and should
eventually bring the grazing receipts
to more than 100000 a year"
There were issued in Colorado last
year 3.56s grazing permits. The
number of stock grazed included
3l7,s0l cattle and lO.lS9 horses.
Five hundred and fifty-four permits
were issued for sheep and goats. The
number grazed were s02.li sheep
and s79 goats.
Reference is made to the federal
appropriation of sl0,O0o.00o for the
construction of roads within the ma
tional forests. Amounts available for
work in Colorado are shown in the
following items: School and road
money from forest receipts for 1916.
, S5s,2ls.6s; for 1917 500. /;
bonds and trail money dependable by
the secretary of agriculture, 1916.
s23,6s7.ii; for 1917. s32,0l9.9l.
The total amount OF timber cut
from the national forests in 1916
was GS4,s2o,0OO board feet. The
timber sold in Colorado amounted to
57,3s0,0O0 board feet. valued a,
] s3o6.540.l0. The amount of timber
cut was 1885, 0OO, worth s6s.572.-
Il. There were granted 1867 free
permits to cut timber for s.627, zoe
board feet worth $l+.556.l4.
The number of fires suppressed
In the national forests during the
calender year 1915 was 5,32t
against 7.0ls in 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

A nickname is not always applied
to a person. but sometimes TO ma
tons. In fact. nearly every nation
has some sort of nickname. Two Of
the most important ones are England
and the United States.
For many generations England
has been nicknamed John Bull"
John Bull" means beefy, brawny
and obstinate. II is a popular per-
sonification Of the English people.
He is represented as bluff corpu-
lent, irascible fellow. clad in leather
breeches and top boots, and carry
ing a stout oaken cudgel. The nick
name is derived from DR.. Arbuth-
not's satire entitled, 1.-THE History of
John Bull" political skit on the
subject OF the Spanish succession,
first published in l7l2 and after
ward reprinted complete in Pope's
Miscellany" in l72s.
Arbuthnot thus declared John
Bull
''ln the main he was an honest.
plain dealing fellow. choleric. bold
and OF very inconstant temper. Very
apt TO quarrel with his best friends,
especially II they pretended TO gov
ern him. II you flattered him you
might lead him as child"
But with no less distinction is
Uncle Sam" the type OF an Ameri-
can and the tutelary genius OF the
United States. The phrase Uncle
Sam" arose during the war OF 1872.
An army contractor named Ebert
Anderson had store yard at a
small town on the Hudson. A gov
eminent inspector named Sam Will
son, who was always called Uncle
Sam" superintendent the examina-
ton of the supplies. and when they
were passed each cask, box or pack
age was marked "E. Aus" the
initials II the contractor of the Unit
ed States. The man whose duty II was
to mark the casks. being asked what
the letters meant. replied that they
stood for Ebert Anderson and I'm
Gle Sam"
The story was retold, printed and
spread throughout the army and the
country.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23


Some peoples hens are doing bust
ness while those owned by others are
idle. II seems that there is way of
making hens lay in winter time when
eggs are high, and II looks like tho
system would be worth learning and
putting into practice. No doubt tho
best way to wise up is to get your
information from those who have
learned and proven the secret, the
main part of which seems to be
warm quarters and balanced rations,
comprising certain quantities of the
class Of foods required to produce
fifty-cent eggs.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
Nssl~e off Nesvtsg IN pettstOs for 1be-
srvsstssstsW of Istssests

stat. of Colorado, County OF otero. m.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In tho matter OF III. petition OF Maud
Mabel Van Horne for IN" determine.
ton of interests Ia tn. lands and
tenants OF Anna u, Uuffir, deceased.
:?nd day OF January, 1911. at tn. hour
of 10 o'clock a m, of said day, pur-
suant to an order duly made by the
County Court OF Dt.fo county, Cello
RADIO. on saturday, III. 9Th day OF DE.
crmb.r. 1915 a bearing viii be had
mination Of the interests IN the lands
and tenants of Anna T., Uurris. de-
ceased. bcfor. the Judge OF said court
at the court hour. at La Junta, Colo.
RADIO. and that the name OF the de-
ceased. n description OF the land 20 b.
heirs are respectively hs follows. To.
wit: Name Of deceased. Anna bur.
r.. des:riptionn OF ggreper,y to be at-
NV. OF section "a. township % south
Otsro county. coioradot the nance OF
tho alleged heirs are. Jolscpt " bufs
ris, Maud Mabel Van Horne. Ieulah
u Mccaiium and Emma May Hall
Any and all parsons who are. or
claim to be, heirs at law OF said de.
ceased ar. hereby REQUIRED TO be and
and place OF abide b, the determine.
tion OF the court thereon
Dated ut La Juhth. Colorado. this
9Th day OF December, A. y. ipie.
County Court OF o,ero County. Colo.
RADIO,
tsEAL)
FIRST publication December =, 1918
Last publication January .. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
CHRISTMAS EVERYWHERE
CONTINUED from First Page)
be given them.

be given them.
The saying, Merry Christmas, :"
is unknown in Norway, but the first
one who wakes Christmas morning
sings little hymn. Burning candles
are kept in the open windows all
night
In Sweden the courts are closed.
old quarrels adjusted, old feuds for
gotten. while on the Yule evening
the shoes great and small are
cleaned and polished and set to-
gether in a row, that during the
coming year the family may live to-
gether in peace and harmony.
The festivities last from two days
10 two weeks. The beautiful tapering
Christmas tree is enjoyed by old and
young. Every family in Sweden from
the king TO the peasant eats just the
same sort of dinner. The streets are
full OF masked figures disguised as
kings, queens, sailors, and soldiers.
who march and laugh and sing. bear
ing big baskets OF their masters
presents to his friends.
In Italy there is no Santa Claus.
No presents are exchanged. But a gay
tree is decorated with gilt and all
kinds of fruit. The gifts are ex-
changed twelve days after Christmas.
on Christmas day It is not uncom-
mon TO see master and servant seat
ed at the same table.-Artie l..
Hatfield
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

The annual meeting Of the stock o.
holders Of the wrhbcr Ditch Company
WI 70. h"li ~ It's offiC" IN III. Miller
Hale building Ia la Junta. Colorado.
on Thursday, January g. 1917. at 10
o'clock a. m, FOR the purpose Of elect
iuE directors for the ensuing year aud
tn. transaction Of such other business
~ may properly come before the meet o
ing.
y. T. LEWIS. Secretary.
First publication, December %. 1916
Last publication. IsuuuF, 20 1917
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

TIL. annual meeting Of tn. stock
holders of the Colorado Savings and
Trust Company, viii be held at It's Of
fc"s Ia tn. city OF La Junta on Tues
day the Sth day Of January. 1917. at
10 o'clock a, m, for the following pur-
poses
I. To hear reports
2 To elect hy ballot a directory OF
seven stockholders
J. To do any other appropriate bust
ness
j l.. Gii.l.ll.ASD, Cashier.
First publication December ?. 1916.
l.nhI Publication IAMmArN 9Th. 1917
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
i.stra, Advertisement

Motto" IN hereby given To whom 10
may concern that IN. following d"s-
crib"d "htThy animal was taken up
near lligbyU. ptrr0 county. colorado.
on or about December Is. 1916. to-
400 pounds, bf0k" to work, branded
left thigh, ON" gray mare
weight, 1900 pounds when fat
brok" to work, no Nisibl. brand,
said animal being unknown to this
board. unless claimed by owner on or
b.for. January ., 1917, said ustray viii
be sold by this board for the benefit
Of IN. owner when found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK fNsPEc-
TIOS COMMISSIONERS Denver Colo,
Last publication, December 30, 1915
Last Publication. December 30, 1910,
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

Ration, and Clayton, N. NJ. where
they have conducted revival meet
ings for the Christian churches of
those cities. to Las Animas where
they will spend the holidays.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

DIR FRANK F1NNEY.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

tn" annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF IN" First Rational Bank of
la Iuntn, Colorado, VIII be held at the
bank Wednesday January 10. 1917. at
J o'clock y. m. FOR the purpose Of
"icciing board Of directors for tn.
ensuing year and - transact any other
business that may hr lawful
II W, PATTERSON.
President
First publication December .. 1916.
Last publication. December so. 1916
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23

Any cash order amounting TO %
cents OF any OF the following cream
cry products. whipping cream. cof-
fee cream. milk and buttermilk. de-
livered to any part OF the city. Phone
East 32s.
wIswELL's CREAMERY.
La Junta tribune., 1916-12-23
Business Building for Long Lease
Tenant

will erect business building
on the lot south OF the bank OF the
Colorado Savings and Trust Com
pany, on Colorado avenue. to suit
tenant, for a long lease.
Any one interested please see the
owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

while a doctor caught Tom Olcotts
faintinG body as it fell FORWARD
Tom opened his eyes In mis- own room
in the hospital. And. for the instant.
he fancied he was back again ut tho
first hour Of his arrival there. For
Olive Hale was leaning abG-e him.
her nowerlike face sliSht with pity
aud admiration. DULY Tom noted that
she was very pale and that she had
been crying.
oh Row splendid OF YOU" she
sobbcd. You are a hero to have at
tackled that great brute for my sake
No" denied Tom unstcadily. Not
Il hero \ dub. \ hero is chap who
wins. y dub loses lost. wasn't
quite in form. When | am. I'm going
to hunt mp Mr.. lIirsch and give him
party. \ party that will send him
back here for six months. You're
you're crying" he broke off. in won
der.
1T is because I'm SO ashamed OF my
self" wept Olive. rive treated YOU
so abominably Those darling flowers
YOU sent me and all What business
was 1t Of mine if you're engaged e"
Miss Blair
Engaged to Minna Blair cxciaim
ed Tom why, what nonsense. She's
going /" marry Henry wilkins, on"
Of my patients. She came to tell me
so. that day. She got excited at some"
thing said aud caught hold of m%
hand. and"
"oh. forgive me, Forgive me-" wall
cd the girl. Il was 80 foolish SO
wickcdly foolish. And I've been so
horribly unhappy all this time"
olive" demanded Tom, ring OF
glad triumph in his voice. Were you
unhappy because YOU thought ] cared
for Minna Blair"
Yes. Yes. And because
Then YOU care just a bit?"
II care" she told him. with the. fear
lessness OF perfect love: Il care more
than | care for everything else In the
world, Tom.
lie reached upward with his unhurt
left arm and drew her face down to
his
After while. when they had eX
hauStcd the beautiful inanitics OF
loves sweet litany. Olive drew back
AMI said. with a timid seriousness:
Dear. have Il confession 10 make.
"" fNult-a ErievouS fault-that
has followed me ever since ! was a
baby. I've tried so hard to cure my
self n II and II has made me 50 mis-
cradle It's only right that YOU should
know i, before--bcforc you marry
me-
IL don't know what /. is" returned
Tom. fondly hut I don't believe il,
] don't believe you have u single fault
You're perfect"
GO he continued Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
IN AND Ot'T or TOWN.

Mrs. ]. Heskins Hobson. OF Mt
Airy" Powhatan County. has been in
Richmond for n brief stay this week.
Mrs A. II. Sands. Of Richmond. Is
spending some time a. Massanetta
Springs, near Harr!sonhurg
II. L. Threadcraft has returned TO
tho city, after n visit 10 Mrs. Thread
craft and their small son at Belmont.
where they are spending the summer
with Mrs. IanghOrne Putncy.
Colonel and Mrs c. y. Dempsey. Of
Park Avenue. are spending some time
at Massanctta Springs.
Miss Mary r. Butler, OF Drewry''s
Rluf, and Misses Kate and Mary An
drews Of Richmond. left Saturday for
Long Island. whore they Will attend a
house party given by MIR. and Mrs q.
Wertcr Sclatcr.
Mrs John D. C!othier. OF West Grace
street. is visiting relatives near Staun-
ton.
Misses Elizabeth Wheat and Rachel
I'rpuhart have left for an extended
tour of the West.
Miss Su. Gary IL visiting Miss vir-
rinia Jordan at Virginia Beach.
Mrs 4. j. Scott little Misses Marie
Scott and Sadie Jerry have returned 70
their home in Woodland Heights. after
spending two weeks with relatives at
y. c.
Miss Susie Blair. daughter Of the late
Charles NJ. Flair Of California. Is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Lewis II. Blair, on
Monument Avenue.
Miss Evelyn Crowder OF Highland
Park, is visiting friends in Washing
ton
Mrs l.. T. Phelps has returned TO the
city, after spending some time at Nir-
ginia Beach.
Miss Ethel Osbourne and Miss Mill
dred Crowdcr. OF this city. are guests
Of relatives in Whining ton. Del.
Miss Buford Itirtley Lyno Is visiting
nor aunt. Mrs. Walter Chamley, in
Charlotte, y. e.
Miss Elizabeth Crowder will leave
shortly to be the guest OF friends at
Max Meadows, near Pulaski
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a. Brown have
returned TO Richmond, after q visit to
Newport News.
Miss Fanny Brown. OF Richmond is
a guest OF Mrs j. ID. Collins. at her
home in Portsmouth.
Robert Yancey has returned to Rich
mond, after stay OF ten days with
Mrs. VIII Yancey, in IIarrisonburg.
DR.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Newsom, of New
port News. who nrc motoring through
the State, have been spending a short
time with relatives here.
Miss Blanche Oliver, OF Washington.
and Miss Grace Scott. OF Frcdericks-
burg. have been recent guests OF Mrs.
Justin Percival. In this city.
Miss Emily Anna PohliS. of Chin
horazo Park, is spending somo time at
tho Allegheny Inn, at Goshen.
Mrs. willard Wigfan Wright. who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
I.eaven Plummer. in Portsmouth. left
This week for Washington.
Miss Dorothy May Watson. Of Bar
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H&N=SS0
y SOCIETY &
SSS>0~S

Mr.. and Mrs. George p Blow. of La
naiie. Ill. who have recently purchased
mo old Nelson estate in Yorktown,
expect TO spend part OF tho summer
mere. They arc now at the Green
hricr White Sulphur Springs. where
they arc entertaining house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blows guests include
MISS Adele Blow, their daughter. who
was formally introduced TO society In
Chicago last season; Mr.. and Mrs
y. Blow, of "Bellcvillc." Gloucester
County: Mrs William BYRD Page. Of
Green Spring Valley. Md. and George
Blow, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Blow have a cottage at
the White and a number of handsome
functions have been given FOR their
guests there this week.
lack From Motor Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Norman have rc-
turned from motor trip through stat
ford County. Mr.. ana Mrs Norman
spent the weekend with children who
are guests Of their grandmother. Mrs.
Charles +. Norman, AT her old home
''Restabit"
House Pnrty ut Mulberry Green.
An attractive house party for this
week is that ut which Miss Lucille Nell
son Neal Is hostess at Mulberry
Green" the summer home Of her par
cuts, Mr.. and Mrs. William Greanor
Neal. in culpeper County. MESS Ncals
quests include Miss Bessie Van Wag
'''l hili hlSS 1'diD Stlcl spencer.
Of Danville; Miss Margaret Nelson. OF
Denver. Colorado: MIR. Ossocd. OF Bos-
ton. Marshall Muncc. Of Richmond;
Turner Wiltshire. OF baltimore; George
Fox. OF Philadelphia. and II. Mex enzie
hammond. OF culpepor.
Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Booth have is
sued cards announcing the marriage Of
their daughter. Mar Helene bingham.
10 Robert ellison Sim, the ceremony
u 81 l. no.
Richmond MIR and Mrs Sim are spend
INK their honeymoon in Atlantic CITY.
and after August - viii he at home az
lis West Twelfth street. South Rich
mond
Guests Entertained.
Miss Nan Miller. the Young daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Miller. Jr.. OF
:h1 Floyd Avenue, is spending the late
summer with her aunt. Mrs Norwood
Mitchell. In Atlanta. Ga. ard a NUM-
Der OF Interesting functions are be
ing given tn her honor. on Saturday
afternoon. Mrs Mitchell entertained in
formally at tea. and TIA. colIeG. set 81
boys and girls w"r" included IN tn"
invitations 10 meet MISC Miller. The
tea tabl" was arranged with garden
flowers, and about tweuty-Four guests
were present Miss Miller has not yet
made her debut. hut Is a popular mem
her Of the younger set in Richmond
The Richmond COLONY al tn" White
is entertaining and being entertained
i great deal. and on Friday afternoon
Nrs. Granville -. Valentine. IA her cot
'agc in South Carolina row. gave
o'clock Tea for Miss Fanny lIobson. who
has deferred her departure uutil the
middle y! the month. Misses Elizabeth
lee Valentine and Edith Rutherford
served tea. and Mrs. Valentines guests
were: Mrs. ". s. Copeland. OF Newport
News; Mrs. Benjamin y. Duke. uf New
York. Mrs. Fred Peasants, Mrs Henry
l.sndon CabeN. Mrs. Thomas r.. Scott,
Mrs. Garnctt Tabh Mrs Henry Har-
wood Mrs. Melville &. Branch. Mrs.
Granville Cray, OF Richmond; Mrs. r.
s ROyster and Miss Anne Henry. or
Norfolk; Mrs c. w. Dudley. OF Dan
VILE; Mrs. Edwin Parsons. OF Charles
Ton : @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

'NOpSIS or pRI,IOtS C,Aprl

sv>op.,. M. ,,,.,.,, ~
Tom Ciontt is !mlur:'i T., = faii ,!urinr his
pinysica, culture class. and his assistant,
NO rcEains consciousnrss h" is tmm"o.at.ly
Sir"I,'d ~ nj npi,o olive Hall. an! Sc"or
loves hin. too. bu, i, c<tro,nciv Tedious OF
MANA hi",t. w" comes frequently Ia ia"
going !" ,,,a,fy ircmry WHi.ims. "h,eny Tor :,
nom" rom u'.S I" dssu.ui" her. IL
Will. th.y arc tslEiue int.uiat.ry hoIGIn..
"a,h "thyr hand pii.o. 'nt'r.. but g"",
Of his p.cs,mc. F,r,,i,. ,yrcr h" s. COW"
TaINS'eh,. NJ s"'S t'j. tux "a" Ignores him
60, ~, - ,,i.,,,, ''"''N L" '""" ms h""i-
,.,,,,tn,,,, IT,,
'"'' "'S'"N
AVS ne N'""' 'hf onSSn"rHman hnnr
olu on. OF his hanlikc hands to re
IT.. 49,.
~" n" Dig mana
struck hard against olives extended
arm TN. ..I,ss wac ,,o.,.o, ,,,
hcr grasp us muddy contents cas-
ended down TN. from, ar no, ,bi,o
An involuntary cry from the pirl
- @''"i OF "ht''a
,aee i'o'" ON 'i'''t' forseuni OF
his own weakness aud remembering
only the affront offered to the girl he
loved Tom hah gprting from his chair
and hurled hi,us.Ir hod,lv ,rou ,bc
.v.,,i,. lnu,,.l,o,.,.,.
49,,
"''n "'S ""' "N""""1e HS' rom
landed u "!ow on ihrsch's face that,
ordinarily, would have sent the brute
to slumbcrlaud But. in sri,e OF his
rage. Olco,t was sim far from strop-
,,d ,,,o ,.r, ,, ,, a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

ton Heights, is the guest OF relatives at
Level Green Chesterfield County.
Mr. and Mrs. :. II. Brooks. who have
been motoring through the White
Mountains Of New Hampshire for The
past Six weeks. have returned 10 their
iiomc
Miss katherine Stradcr. who was re-
Gently operated upon ~ the Johnston-
W!llis Hospital, is now improving.
Warts Curry IS Con"alescent at his
home, io7 North Robinson street. after
u serious illness
Misses Margaret and Julia Alexan-
der, OF this city. are guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Saxon w. Holt. III Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Lindsay have
returned 10 Eichmond. after spending
several days In Waynesboro.
A. c. IIarrnan Of this city. left Mon
oov FOR stanton. where he is the guest
o! relatives.
Ms Walter wynne. who has been
visiting friends III Newport News. has
returned to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Jacobs left via
the Old Dominion Line Monday for
New York and two weeks stay at
Ashury Park. y. ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

POSTMASTER Hay T. Thornton yeste,-
Gay received an order from the Post
once Department at Washington to
remove temporarily employees Of the
office who are now doing military ser
Vice, and IN their places with sub
SlitrieS. on receiving an honorable
discharge from the army. tho men who
nave been thus removed will be given
BACK their positions. Each of them
VIII receiv. pay for a fifteen-day fur
Tough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09

had ne boys Were great hurry to get started
Of the
ou me called them back
nd said:
IL IS that will
ten ts ton
J ewuh ayeo
the " ~ " '''' u"
10 ma what the
books
one will
in form ''''' ''"Pef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-09
WHO'S GUILTY?
18th Story, The Goad Of Jealousy
BY Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Author OF "'Thc silver BUTTERFLY" "rhe
Black Pearl" "SnIiy Salt" Etc.
tN0Nclizrd from the series or photn-
nlnyx OF the name released by
iathc Exchange nnd shown ut the Vie
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81" o'clock at Emmanuel Baptist
"urch, corner OF Pine and Grace