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Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25

In the first installment we
were introduced TO Sidney Page,
to Joe Drummond, her boy
sweetheart, whom she promised
to marry "after years and
years." and to K. lie Moyne, the
new roomer taken by Sidney and
her mother in order to piece out
family finances. And in this in
staIlment we see Sidney STEP
ping into Womanhood and max
ing important decisions right
and left.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Editorial Comment.

Dear Sir: We are herewith return
ing the alleged poem you submitted
entitled, "Oh, for the Wings of a
Dove" For your information we
might add that, if you keep on singing
in that strain, you will soon be willing
to compromise on a secondhand cheese
sandwich.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
When Flowers Are Most Fraqrant.

Flowers are more fragrant when the
sun is not shining on them, accord
ing to a French scientist. because the
oils that produce the perfume are
forced out by the water pressure in
the plant cells, and this is diminished
by sunlight.
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
Head Flower Hair Ornaments.

Instead of a Spanish comb, three
dahlias of shaded red and pink crystal
beads were worn below her left ear
by a beautiful Partisan at charity
ball in Biarritz recently. !
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
INTERNATIONAL
SUyNlSUOM.
LESSON

CBy E. o. SELLERS, Acting Director Of
the Sunday School Course in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Copyright 1915 Western Newspaper UnIoa-k
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25

What do you make of X. lie
Moyne by this time? And sup
pose your daughter, at the age
of eighteen, decided to be a
trained nurse-wouId you let her
take up the work?
Middletown transcript., 1916-11-25
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER 2s
ALIvlNe SACRIFICE
SssoN TExT-Romans Il

LESS0N TEAI-RomanS Il
GOLDEN TEXT-Present your nooAsR
a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable une4
God, which Is your spiritual seFvtcoE-
Rom. 12:1 r. v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

YOU cannot carry back to that point
When name is registered Il places
It where others will have access To +,
When someone seeking informat,o,
relative to persons of the names revis-
! 'erea mere. find your cards In the tile
'heN VIII AZ once get IN touch with
YOU.
10 ne abie TO get in touch with such
persons Will possibly have a doub,e
value First, i; brings to YOUR att.n.
ton others who are seeking facts along
similar lines: secondly, il forms a b,sis
Tor mutual exchange of information.
II enables YOU to take advantages or
the result OF every such indcpendont
search. combining your efforts TO q mu-
'nal advantage. II may solve your
genealogical problem without any
work on your part
Already this exchange file has do
reioped TO such an extent that the sev-
cral thousand reference cards secured
'or " nave become Il mere nothing The
possibilities for this nlc arc limited
only by such restrictions as we NAV
oe forced I" place upon II should 1t
heHeiop beyond the possibilities Of our
office force. There is no reason whv
over $1,000 names should not be regis
tered in due course If we can stand the
pressure
I'VE desire all members to register
before throwing it open to the public
However. until further notice others
VIII be allowed to register. Members
should not delay securing an carly adj
vantage through registering the names
"f all carly land original ancestors
Many members arc rcgisterinS over
hfty names, while others are prepar-
ing TO register from 500 to .Ono names
each
DATA De,ircd.
Se"ur" tho following facts rs far a.
foSsibl" ABOUT each pcrsou YOU desire
TO register:
The data requested by Mr Banning
arc; names III full. location first known
ot-datc: how many generations work
cd out IN this country: how imany rcu-
crations worked out In Europe. aud
where, II ANY: what uariS Of the coin-
Try Tie descendants llav" gone to- with
nat"S. names aud addresses Of others
ATS" interested; published references
G"n"hioGi"9. etc. about the line. re-
NlarkS. daic. your name. address. write
r'Hinlt S"rur" cards at tho library.
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NORFOLK

special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, March 25.-Erncs,
Ives returned this week from am cX-
tended trip 10 Canada. Baltimore and
Washington. and is now a guest OF Mr.
and Airs. Joseph Ives. on Redgate Ave
nuc.
Mrs. Henry Adams. of Ann Arbor
Mich. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Pinck.
ucy }. Payne. OH York Street
SIR. and Mrs Richard Lamb. OF New
York. are visiting Miss Maria *. Lamb
oil Court Street. Portsmouth.
John Payne, of Baltimore. is visit
y his brother, lnman Payne, and Mrs
Payue. on Rcdgate Avenue.
Miss chloe Tyler Cooke had as her
guest this week Miss Isabel Carter. Of
Richmond.
Miss Iulie y. Barham. OF Newsoms
Va, who has been spending a few
weeks in Washington. is the guest OF
Miss Nicely. on North Street. Ports.
mouth
Miss katherine Boylan. OF Raleigh
is tho guest OF Mrs. Ellsworth Van
Tatten in the Rudwall Apartments
Portsmouth.
Miss Fannie Jones, who has been
visiting Miss Mary Seldom on Middle
street. Portsmouth. has returned to her
home In Gloucester County
Mr. and Mrs. Barton Myers have re-
turned from Washington. where they
We're guests at dinner given at the
New Willard Hotel by AIR and Mrs
larry ~ Georc" Tucker In honor Of
Secretary az WAR Newton u. Baker
postmaster John y. Lcsncr, OF Nor
i"ik' was also - guest
Miss Helen Santos is yts;ti.- 10,
m"l, N','
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th"m nv viii is that John Carter. be
fore mentioned. or his heirs shall have
III" SAID negro TO him and his heirs
forever ! give aud bcQuc@th unto my
sister Martha, my riding mare, and
hcr ll"irS forever. give unto -.
daughter of Giles Carter. one bed and
furnithrc 10 her and her heirs forever.
! give And beuueuth to Obadiah Carte
--- his heirs forever. My sister. Mar
tina Garter. my corner cupboard to he.
anil her heirs forever: to John Carter.
my shotgun. My will further is that
my sister. Martha shall lave tho use
Of all my stock and remaining part %
furniture not before devised when
Obadiah Carter comes of age, then my
viii is that my whole Of my stock,
furniture 'Gcn remaining" bc rquallN
divided between John Garter and Oba =
di"h Sortcr TO them and their heirs
forever. I npp"int my friend William
l;urtun. ANA tiilcS Carter executors OF
this my last Will and testament here
L. revolving all other Wills by ne DO
for-hHnd made. Witness whereof here
unit at'lNod my hand arl seal May
81. l7>i.
JOHN SMITH
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10 Make the Hair Appear
Lustrous and Beautiful

NplS"I Moore, tho noted beauty an
Monty says The hair is q rcgistor
OF inc physical condition ,1.a,,Iiros,
ana massage. as well as careful conn
ING ana brushing arc most important.
Many women Seemiugly do no, r.uI-
~" IL" necessity Of keeping the hair
ana scalp absolutely clean IN order 10
TOOK their best al all times Nnd vel.
with only few minutes Of easy nas.
sage, tho hair may bc brought To a
beautiful. thick. lustrous IuXuriance
aud that 1t very little cost
Just try thcs" few simple directions
t"-"ay: lutc the palm OF the hand pour
a niue iarisian Sage. thoroughIy wet
lhc hair near the scalp with it and
then rub vigorously until II soft ting
ing sensation comes stealing over the
Head. DO this regularly for u few DAYS
aud occasionally we, your brush with
the tonic and gently brush out the hair
You VIII surely be pleasantly sur
prscd AT the results
The genuine Partisan Sage is obtain
able from Tragic Drug Co. or any first
class drug store and is always sold on
an absolute guarantee that il is free
from dangerous chemicals and that il
must give satisfaction TO the user or
the money paid Will be returned. II
il not expensive.
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True Love.

,For Tho Times pisnal.,,,
Tho evening breeze vafts ncsS.ro y ?
Eirds catch I'll. echo :yco, and rorc.t
70 Won 10 me
Earth and sky with tho birds scom to
vic,
Gentle riIls FROM tho hills or hipb
Catch the notes and tones of ethereal
, delight
As they m,irniur Ia tho g~a
All nature rcSounds froui nor rav,rn.
dccp.
The moor Hitlc wavrarnr s,nns 4, NEON
From his stand on high 10 the dcpth
below
Somethins there seem. 20 baun, him
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Benjamin Hibh carnc from Wales 10
!'ano'er C"Nuty. Nc. He had ,h-ce
sons-Jan"s. William ana Thomas
,viiliam Bihh had ION, john ANA
fanEh'er Mar who married Earrn,
cr Martin Key. ana Nancy rSibh, who
narrlcd Robert Edwards Of Louisa and
Richmond. WHO Mere the parents Il
i:ober, EG.wmrls.
Rhocs. W.nn uA"god . Daniel Ed.
YARDS, Of i,rrir' County WHO we're
~ i.rentSH
susan Francis Winn married Capta n
evils Garter; she WAS born in Luneu-
burg County, Va, March II, iS2r: nar-
fjeI April 10 1888. died November ! a
S." in Arkansas. Who we're her par
trt.! She often received le'.erS from
slrsnis from . cousin. Orlando snead
!'ile had d sister, Maria VIM, Ht.o mar
iicd Ny. Predgeon. and second married
ta-tain Narchart, of san Franciscr
; George Wins viii, dated February
%, 1901, III fayeu County, Ky. names
his sons and son-in la ws-rh omas
deborah Musick, Edward Bradley Wi
s'um lierndor, John lIendley. George
;rd Adarn Wiun and clay Dr. Hcnry
CLAY, born ~ Cumberland County, Va.
IN 1876; married. IN l,5i. Rachel Pow
I'll. and moved 10 Bourbon County. Ky,
.vhere We died Apr,l y, 1920 aged
.i=hty-four Years 1hey mad tw,lv.
ihildrcn. Thcir fourth child Samuel
lay holH NAY 10, f''i' married Nnn
ancN Nm otNSh'er of ''e''"" ana
!ettia VIM VINO were the parents
II George Wlnu'
.p'"s w ~. -'''' ''N. "p' N'"
~, ~ .'" "''nt '"oNr"
-, ',,' ~ =. 80
! r..,t,
r., ,a ~ 80. XXX
go ,,, ,t,d ,Soo ,,.r,. ..iSa,
,,.,, ,,, d.,,r,,,.e W..
ss,n (,nx ar l..io,lpr Ionu yiuu
ans, have hceu married twice. because
=, his VII 'e mentioned t.yo sons IoNr
t,,e m, cldcr ram.6 Ioh, S,naIlvood
Winn. The Younger John Noble Wmn
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TAKEN
FROM DEAD SOLDIER
Picture Of General Bcnuresard Re.
stored To Southern Hands Many
Years After War
INTERESTING BIT or HIsTOR,
Veteran Tells How Union Soldiers,
- Finding Flag Over Grave Of jack.
:. son, Tear II Into Bits and Carry
Them Away rs Souvenirs.

Io ,ne t,d,,o,. p, ,bc ,.,,,.spie,,.,,l,
i"'S picture "' ''"''"' "'"u' es"'"
Was taken from a confederate soldier
~ the battle OF New Hope, ga, IN 1854
ny Amos Chamho!s a Federal soldier
belonging 10 the Third Iowa Cavalry
company y. Mi Chambers, now eighty
n'nc years OF age has tor about thiri! :
TWO years been resident OF Walnut
springs. where he was postmaster uh-
tei HARRISON. and wh"T ms daughter
Mrs t'hc walton. - IN" present post
mistress IN" photoSraph came mt"
my possession as tue result OF " caSua |
conversation with MI thamhcrS lie
'Skcd me If ever -" Genera bcaur :
!aid, repiieG' - lots OF uh'c.
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GORDONSVILlE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
GORDONSNILLE. VA. March 23.--.
Mrs. Allen Potts was charlottesville
visitor on Tuesday.
V. w Turner. of Mineral. was tho
guest on Tuesday Of his brother, r..
u. Turner. in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. -. Newman, after
visit OF several days in Washington
ana New York, have returned to
ihistiewood," their home. near town.
James w. Sneed was in Charlottes-
vile on Tuesday on business
d. q. lhmsen. after a visit to his
FAMILY at "Anuandale," has returned
To his home in Buffalo. y. Y.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. G.. Gill, of Orange
were guests on Tuesday OF the lat
ters parents. MIR. and Mrs. &. G. t;rcin-
err, near town.
Miss Mary Scott. after spending sew.
erhi months with her parents on Wea
YER street, has returned to Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs }. i.ynwood Bailey. O,
'Nnchburg, were quests this week Of
the formers mother, Mrs j. T. Rail,y
in the city.
Mrs. j. T. BAILEY spent several dave
this week with hcr niece, Mrs s ID
Estes. at Barboursville
Mrs. Jane Z. jackson, after a visi,
OF several weeks. th" guest Of relatives
and friends ~ Lahore. has returned "a
her home in GorIonsvillc
6. r. Hun spout scvcra, DAYS This
week with relatives and friends IN
Washington.
Sh"rin " " Bond. az Orange. wa.
In Gordonsviil" this week on business
Mrs. y. /. Banks and children have
boon spending ia" week with her par.
cuts at Madison Courthouse
Tall"N Gr"incr VII" has been quite
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sick at the homo OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. q. c. Greiner. near tow;
has gone 10 II hospital in Charlottes-
vile for medical treatment.
Miss Lille Niche. OF Richmond. ha,
been spending the week with Mrs. !;
Ia Jones. in tho city.
George l. Browning. OF Orange. wa.
in the city on Tuesday and made ~,
address to the pupils of tho Gordons.
Vile High School.
Mrs. w. q. Quarlcs, of Richmond. an.
Misses kittie Wingticld, Mary William,
and Mary Pcrlcy. Of CharlottcsvilIc
were guests this week of Mrs: ] /.
T. Snced and other friends in the city.
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concluded u visit 10 tho Misses Britt
Miss Martha Dardcn arrived Oh Sat
urday from Sweet Briar College 10
spend the spring vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Darden
She was, accompanied by Misses Leslie
NJ. Carter. of New York: Grace Nc
Balm. OF Cleveland, and Mildred Meek
OF Houston.
Judge Robert II. Prentis returned "a
Richmond to-day, after Weekend
visit TO HIS son.
Mrs. Charles Jankins and Miss Vir-
Sinia Jankins have concluded a ysii
to Mrs. w. NJ Whaley. in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

I l.
;cphcr >, 1865 ,lcd at tho cottage In
County Or camrbeii. Va, November &.
l>2N, aged sixty years: married Eliza
hcth Hook, dauEhtc, OF judge Joseph
- Iohu Hook. born September G. ls7".
and dicd 1910
Elizabeth Clark. cldcs, daughter,
married stephen Trisg. January 30
l,"n. in bedford County m"vcd with
lion. Rohcvt ClarlIs family aud Zen
nett tlsrks family To Clark County.
lNN.. in i'?i III ISIS General Stcph" u
Trirr and wife. Elizabeth. removed
with their familS to old 'raukiin.
Toward County Mo Their daughter.
Hannah married ;. Allen. and had
elizabeth. who married General pyrr.
United states Army.
iphu 4. Clark born juno -. l7IS.
Hlcd January 81. ~ Fulton County. NJ.
married Mary HALL probably IN shelby
county, Ky. She died January 81 lS,,@
J&mcs clark. Gu>crnvr Of kcutucity
~ 1856 t"ru IN Bedford COUNTY. Va
died in Frankfort Ky, IN iN3n mar
ri"d Mrs Thornton. nee Euckucr. Sous
john. robert, Richard. two daughters
ludith uarrted Congressman Eriglt.
- faNc;t"Ntlle. Tenn.
ii"uuett Clark. r",u i1GS. di,d 1881
IL was Gather ami Grandtath"r "r two
job" Eullork 'clarks Hc married
Martha Hullcck
Eohcr' Cli,rIl. lr. ~ Winchester.
died 1873. married Elizabeth Shack
,lfurd
Patterson rlari, Of ,lari, county.
=. marri,d Frances Snack elrord.
WlH.a,n Clark married Elizabeth
.\il-u Charts.
susan cl,rN married Jeremiah Rog-
crs. % brother "C pr. Coleman Rogers
ui Louisville
Iua,th clarh married John csmphel II
lI>5.
N,yajah Clark born 1855 married
sarah Gatcwo"d.
M;iy Clark married
'lnuuen Clark u,arried Eulloch
Iirruucs Clark m@rri"i Rogers
More Information desired Of Eober,
clark, susan Henderson Clark and
their children
E,,t"' "t Tho Times rl=p"i-r
Sir,I avn incicsiue YOU r"v Wills
winch YOU can add TO your smith ,,I-
;:Itzaeet Sutn i7oe made VA.
, m"uti"us daughters Martn. Nnucy .
>'us.uNI"h Jesse. christopher Stanley.
loun .uG William smith.
i.lt<"bc'h smith 1909. vtll mentions
n&lnuslrcr. EItzahorh Tav'"r
d.,WGntcr. MildrcG Fccse. grandson.
Leroy kccsee cramdsoIt. Robert Mos
LIS I.Ilor also mention William Willis
tx ';cor"" kccsc,. witness Thomas
N"escc 'nd william Walls. AUGUST /.
l.r"
win OF John ,a.u % ueuueo
Counts. N;..
'ry rnne of GOD N.ocn JOHN
Switl Of !!emrico County, benz weak
of body bu' of sound mi'ld and seusc
anu "cmorN. do make OF ord.,iu this
m\ last viii and testament in manner
"nc form following; item, give and
beoueatl' unto John Carter son OF Giles
''.t'i NY lands and plantation, where =
~. IpN I've TO him and his heirs
lr''''.. give and bequeath unto
otnD.,n carter. son Of Giles Carter,
a. o. -rc boy, sampson, TO him and his
'i' 'oreSer, rcServing the sole use OF
ll, said negro TO my sister Martha
C|iteI liii. until her son. obadiah Car
&c arrives to lawful age, and il
'b.uifh Carter dies before he arrives
TO l9Nf full holI Ia y fut iSGi;r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26

Within ton minutes after an april
cation or DirGerinn you cannot And 4
single trace ~ dandru1 OF falling hal
and your scalp viii not itch. but wha
VIII please you most VIII be after
few weeks Use, when YOU see new
hair. hne and downy at hrst-yes--bu
really new ha,r-Irow.ng all over TIL
scalp.
little Dd,,Geriue Immediately dou
bles tho bcauty OF your hair. No DIFF
terence how dull. FACED. brittle an,
scraGSy. just mo!stcn cloth Wiz
Daudcrine and carefully draw
through you' hair. taking one SINAI
strand at :, time. The effect is ANA
inG-your hair viii be light. nuny An,
Way. and h4ve an appearance .
.-bundancc; all iucompara BILE iustsl
softness and iuXuriance.
Get a Is Ccnt bottle OF knowlton''
Danderlne rom any drug store O.
toilet counter. and prove that your hal
is as pretty ana soft hs arY--that i
Las been neglected or injured by care
lcsa Observation-Disclosures all--you surcll
can have beautiful hair and lots OF l
" you VIII Just t:y a little pnnderin.
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Famous Bcnuty secrets that Have
'Nndr the Theatrical star.
\hlcskn Surntt. tmcricn'-
Greatest Srlf-Madr
beauty.
u, NNi.i:skA sIuArr

7 NEVER: sec a woman with ~
| sun"rfluous hair on her face or u.s.
body that II docs not remind -
nv OF some cave woman 1t is 49,
hide"us. and u is inoNcusabie, be
cause so easily and thoroughly ~
10y using the Following. which
nrNsr faiis You molstcn the hairs to
10" removed. win sulpho solution Yon
sc" the hair dissolve away in Quite a
rrlh4rN%hi" manner, and YOU then wash
u oh The skim is left clear. soft and
unmarked. Another splendid feature is
'hhl II can he used on the tcndcres,
shlu or any part OF The body. with per
iect safety. II can hc obtained Il, any
drug ~tor" ordinary dcpilutorios burn
on the hair and leave :, red or irritatcd
,,n%, WnrE,. Applied H4t instead OF
il"u dissolNcs the hair aud = ~ positive
"enehi 10 TIA" skin
LOOKING OLD am particularly
pyoHd OF the tesults OF nay skin re-,
jhNeu"l"r which Is "a cream made by
uls5oiNn- Two tahcspooufuls of CIV
cerirr AND two ounces of cptol in a IuIf
pm Of hot water. This is the most as
i"nls4'mE "iluhie remover have ever
iHrIIliE II makes tho skin piuinp.
Youthful aud vigorous and by f.tithfui
use you viii soon So" a tremendous dir
terence ~ your appearance. The eptol
. can y" obtained at any drug store rms
also makes the most economical cream
YOU can get
FALLING ;,m known 49, the only
woman on tn" AucrIc..'t stage who
wears ~" hair switches or other hnir
make suits. Follow my suggestion
! ana use nay hair secret as follows I'd
! hnlf pint 1T "Icohul add half a piui
81 water cor els" YOU may use a fun
, PM Of bay rum II You wish, und 70
I has . powerful action upon the ha il
I COLI, nam 'oots aud the scalp. Your han
| VIII be healthy, vigorous. runy, an,
| gro" luNuriantly. 1t viii lac startIinu
! IN It's results
JIDITii &, o.-rhorc Is only ON.
perfect mead wash tina; | know II Thi,
y "Egol ny dIssolviuG one tcaspoou.
iui OF ihis IN half i Gun Of hot wato,
YOU have q heir and SCALP ,icrIts,,
which - uuuaUally thorough and u,Iiri
~ removing ail scarf. dir, and ,!cu,
yhl'' lcaN'nf ~" hair fluffy ana suI,y
M 'tGol can be occurred at amy ,Itu.
H,yTe " Tar sG~pnSscs any SOAP u
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have VIII Of Martin Eurtuu. dated
January. l'3l. names children. Will
liam t;urton. .Ir.. John burton Daniel
Eurt"u. Thomas Burton; daughters.
Nli:nhct, Smith and Lucy Iurton
tSiE'iCdb MNi;TIN I:1'I:rhN
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brruw Herald Republican,. SAL: .;
l'it;.l

'cnrJiOS!.
hrow Herald Republican,, SAL: Lake
CitJD
Certainly ceneajury is becoming the
r"rular topic Of the dan. aud pntrio-
tic societies are no, the lcus, factor
in this dove lopmcnt. IT is Impossible,
Of "ourS', To secure mem bcrship III the
patriotic society unless one can prove
" descent FROM revolutionary auccs-
tors. People who want to join such
societies rarely have til" time and al
nioSt never have tho ability TO trace out
aud PROV" their claims - such descent.
H. therefore, follows THAT skilled OK
rcrtF thus have an opportunity for
making an cNc"llcrt living by doing
this work. " is usually tho we'll
TODD who have time and social am
hitions sufficient TO make them dcsir-
Gus OF proving up and icinin. these
ultra fashionable societies.
There is a singular fact connected.
however. with this work: il is almost
y rule that any person who begins a
still hunt after his forbcars never is
able to quite lose tho fascinating pow e
cr of this pursuit in after life.
Fascinating Study.
once A rnnealogist always rcmcalo-
SlSt, and the man or the woman who
has taken up this pursuit as a daily
avucsticu is pretty sure To Il" twice rs
much work in this lin" FOR pleasure
as when engaged 10y those who are
ahl" =" paS for IT,
THIS department, j. ~ receipt Of \
"o,nniunica ton from tho secretary OF
the society of Sons Of tho Revolution
in California. Picrson W. Banning who
is located at G2l-625 CitiZcis National
lianE Building, Los Angeles. lie has a
YER! useful and attractive plan which
h" advocates in the appended letter
IL might he said here for the benefit
OF the reader that the Utah C.cneaior
cal society established Il reference eN
change card index or file system SIN
or eight years ago, not entirely ac-
cordnS 10 the plan indicated by Mr.
Banning. but with sufficiently wide
scope for local use. The name and adj
dress Of any ind vidual or secretary o!
family association who is working
for "a certain surname family is placed
on tho card and iilcd in the cabinet
There arr several thousands OF such
names ana addresses In the Utah Gen.
ealngical Library. Herewith is the
communication OF MIR. Banning ana in.
tcrcsted students may write him fol
cards on which to furnish the infor.
nation he desires. His letter follows
Exchange reference File.
"A special file has been developec
at the library of the society of Son!
4 OF the Revolution for the accommoda
/ whereby those seeking information
relative TO early ancestors may regis
ter the names of those persons. or sucl
other persons as they may desire.
is advised that YOU register all YOU
known e,nigrant ancestors. and Others
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GILES GAZETTEER
WILLIAM y. SAliril.
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" any rc.d"r can place the above
tliHahctl and John S,uith II Will 10
appreciated
JACOB Cleveland born 1929 or 81. died
i139 Would apprccrtc either cour, or
ull'taIN service for him during E,vo
'uii" War Tic lived in orange.
want s.rNi.c for jeremiah White
ST. VINO married MARY Martin.
! want tn know the parents Of David
llc'nInu. Ia" rtar,i"d charity Sin
clair.
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Queries and ANSWERS

Address ail observation-disclosures -,
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Extra strong and dur
able, with fun roll body
aud hood: res en- {
springs, large rubber
tires and easy running
gear.
SI'lSCI.AI.-.h hand
some Bal by Blanket
free with each carria go
purchased this week.
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Walnut Springs Texas
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!. IS. t.---l am sorry YOU were dis
appointed III not getting the sulfo so,
lutiun from. your druggist. Ny sccre-
tary viii get ii for YOU and send II i.
YOU simply address, Secretary IL
Naleska Suratt, Thompson Bldg. chi,
one dollar