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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-12-12
How to Check That Cold.

When it is painful to breathe and
fever sends chills up and down your
back, you arei in for Id. A time
ly dose of Dr. Bells Pine Tar Honey
will stop the snetzes and sniffies.
The pine balsam loosens the phlegm
and clears the bronchial tubes, the
honey soothes and relieves the sore
throat. The antiseptic qualities kill
the germ and the conQested condi.
ton is reli we'd. Group. whooping
cough a~d chronic bronchial affec.
tions quickly relieved. At all Drug.
gists, 25c. Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-12-12
Never Too Old.

Franklin, KY, Dec. Dec. 6.--The
Rev. Ellis Brasher, Methodist minis
ter, SO years old, and Miss Susan Sad
Ter, 60, were united in marriage atthe
home of friend in this county. 1t is
the third marriage for the groom.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-12-12
Some Results.

Drops of 2 cents in creamery but
ter and cent i'll cold storage eggs
Tuesday cheered the ranks of Louis
vile persons carrying on a boycott
against hutter and eggs. Plans were
made for investigation of the cold
storage situation in the city.
Itch+ Itch! Itch.-Scratch. Scratch!
Scratch, the more you scratch TIE
worse the itch. Try DoaD's ONT.
ment. For eczema, any skin itching.
SOC q Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
DAMAGE: TO PROPERTY
N TI:\NtSSp:I:, $1,000 ItD

kNONN1lLE. TENN. July i7.--As
the result OF tho highest tides in East
Tennessee" in many years. property
damage in excess Of 10000 has been
caused in This section OF the State.
The Tennessee At Knoxville. winch WAS
near iow-watcr mark on Sunday morn.
inS. Tonight had reached tho stage Of
2:'.N feet ana III" Weather l;urcaI pre-
dirtcd u tide at Twenty-Five uI twenty
SIN feet Tomorrow morning. Debris
in"lutcd household furniture Of all
sorts. bales of cotton. largo tiinbrrs
ready for tho SAN MILLS ami other
material y" damage viii he donc To-
"ally except to farm lands. the city
being built on high Hills.
MI railroads IL East Tennessee arc
heavy sufferers. many bridges and
culvcrts having been destroyed The
W,utauGa ana Chuckcy Rivers were
higher yesterday than they have been
known to h" Tor twenty Years Water
WAS running over the bridge at EN-
brcrvillc. The Virginia aud South
western Railway bridge at Butler is
gone.
1t is estimated that bridge loss alone
VIII amoun, 10 S,.oo".o"o in East Ten.
ncSScc southern Railway trains are
getting through from til" i:ast over
the Norfolk aud Western Railway. IN,
tho Southern Railway route. by way
If NSh"NlIlc. Is c"mrlctcly blocked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
STOP! CALOME:l
IS QU|CKS|L YER
It's mercury! Attacks the bones.
SaliyateS and makes
ven sick.

There's - reason why a person
should take sickcninE. salivatina CAL
incl when 30 cents buys :; large bot.
lie OF Dodsons Liver Tonc.--a per fcct
substitute for calomel.
1t is d pleasant, vegetable liquid
which Will start your liver just as
surely as calomci, but 1t doesn't make
you sick and can not salivatc.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodsons Liver Tone because IL IS per
tcctly harmless.
Calomel is dangerous drug. 1t Is
mercury and attacks your bones Take
dose of nasty calomcl to-day and
YOU will feel weak, sick and nauscat-
ed tomorrow. Don't lose days
work Take spoonful OF Dcdson's
Liver Tone instead and You will wake
~ feeling great. No moro biliousness,
constipation. sluspishucss. headache.
coated tongue or sour stomach Your
druggist says If YOU don't find bod
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor-
:iblc calomcl your money Is waiting
;or YOU.
-ttlVeriisrpcut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
GREAT DESTRUCTION
MNOIGII1 N pOI.I> COUNTY

SrAETANEUItC. :. g. July IL.
slowly rccc'liuc waters III the rivers
of the Piedmont section OF south "a
i'ra Tonight arc leaving this section
OF the country without railroad con l.
noCti"n. except OYER the main line OF
tho Southern Railway TO Atlanta and
the Charleston and Western Carolina
TO Augusta. while the stations oC the
big watcr-powcr, Developments arc
flooded and cut Of commissions Rail
May bridges al" out. scores OF hi.h-
way bridges have been swept away.
aud on tho mountain divisions of the
Southern Railway aud Carolina.
Clnchiicld and Ohio there arc numcr-
GUS serious landslidcs.
The story Of greatest destruction
reaching here to-day came from Folk
County. y. G., along tho valley of tho
facolCt River. Here for Il distances Of
twelve miles tho Ash"villc diviSiom az
tho Southern Pathway has hccu 50
"orely damaged. while II highway
built by tho county w" Ncars ago
at - cost or $4,000 virtually has dis
appeared. Not Il bridge ON the or
tir" road between rryon. y. G.. AMI
Saluda, y. c.. remains. il was said. and
At places slides from The mountain
have buried the road for Ions dis
tanc"S.
In this valley the Southern hallway
has had three trains marooncd since
last saturday. Tho passengers on two
Of them were brought back 10 Spar
ianhurG this afternoon. The Caro-
lima. Chnchhcld AMI Ohio Railroad b"
tween SrarsanburS and Johnson City.
Tenn. is closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
RADFORD WITHOUT LIGHT.
rnMt:It or CAR SERVICE,
| Snocinl Thr rimns.ni.n.,. !

Spcciai To The Times Dispatch
ENSr I;ADFOED. VA July IL
tddI"yd WAS cut of most OF western
lay from outside communication ana
THIS section OF the New River Valley
suffered damage that il is impossibl"
est Hood the river has had in the mem
DRY ot residents here. The river rose
about thirty f~ct above its norma |
height Bottom lands wcrc ovcrsowcd.
crops ucSiroNcd aud hay ricks ana
straw aud smaller buildings washed
away.
The Head extract plant lost 300 or
more ears OF wood, Il siN-ruou hnusc
belonging TO :: Mrs Tuck, in East Rad
house nearby. owned by Charles Is.
Mayo was swept away. as was The
Norfolk and Western pumphousc.
Tho water reached the top ot the
Norfolk and WcStcrn Railway bridge
piers aud - freight train was placed
ou IL rs an anchor The waite, was
halfway up on the high - Nlnau'S
rrl|Gc ~ THIS point In" river hccdmc
twice lis usual width 'rw" small houses
~ tho mouth of i.i,uc l;ivor were
swept away. as was small house on
tho opposite side % tho river
IN New River Village water rose
4" tho second story "f w. g. hodges ;
homo. putting u new 300 pi.no INTO
tn" water. hundreds of thousands Of
dollars worth OF lumber and other
property, noatirc on the water. passed
this city during SUNDAY. Much lun-
bcr was nShcd into protected places.
Telegraph communication with the r:as,
vas uui off The local power company
Was pat out OF business for a few
DAYS and as a result. TIA" town Is With
rut light power or car service. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

Hood to Wilkes County alone is $$.-
100000. There is not onc-fourth
enough food left To supply the people.
and outside aid Will be necessary to
prevent suffering. The dam OF the
city power plant supplying electric
current and the water WORKS have
been washed away. and the town is
without lights or water. The courses
of the E"'idicS River anh Yndkiu Rail
road aye practically destroyed
y boat brought OF several people
maro"ueh in Sunset Park at High
E"Cl<. on the tfadktn River al an carly
hour this morning. The southhound
railway tracks south OF Lexington arc
uudcr water and ono small station
houSc i reported CONC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
sol TIL CAROLINA FACES
DETER I'1'INI. I'LNnD

COLUMBIA. 5. G., July iI.-With UNI
prcccdcutcd high waters sweeping
down from tho mountain regions aud
with many streams already on, Of
banks. south Carolina Tonight is in
the midst of what. il is feared here.
may prove one OF the most destructive
floods III it's history.
Flood warnings sent but by the
Weather Burcan predicted - stage Of
forty 10 f"rty-iivc feet OF tho watcre"
AT Camden. while the Zee pcc system
also * threatening To reach almost
unprecedented heights The cougarcc
her" has reached it's crest and is ca
pcCtcd 4" 60 no higher.
but 50 far as Is known. there has been
II" loss Of life. Power plants. bridges,
railroad construction and low-lyiuu
farms have suffered most from the
high water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

have been serious. but that he he
licNed tho situation there is improN-
Ing steadily
The total number OF lives lost IN tho
district Of the French Broad River
valley WAS increased TO eleven 10y re-
ports from Henderson County Tonight
that Isaac Conner. thirty-SiN. and tho
three -ycar-old daughter OF Tillman
Freeman. E.dnavillc TOWNSHIPS were
drowned in the waters OF Clear Creek.
All bridges and CuiycrtS IN Henderson
County have been washed away.
Tho damage III iICudcrSonNill" nns
not been heavy, nor is there amy loss
OF lite reported there. II Is stated that
5000 or $1,000 vii cover the property
losses at iicndcrS"nvillc. No trains
have reached or left flcrdcrsonvil!c
since carly SUNDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

I er having coached a height or twenty,
five To thIrty-tivc feet above noruml
and ten to twelve feet above record
mark.
Communication MP the Wilkes line of
the southern halfway is completely
cut off. aud it probably viii take two
weeks for tho railroad to hr repaired.
ic'cSraph and telephone lines are all
down between Wilkcsbur" and Elkn
AMI the outside world.
The greatest damage to property is
reported from t:ikm 10y mcu making
the trip 10y cirvuitous route. the cSti-
mate rcachimc S:o","oo r"r this town
OF 200 people. The Elkiu Machinery
, Company. u big tobacco Warehouse.
the Elkin NCnccIinr CompauN'S plant
and u buggy ami harness Shop were
wiped away and u"w SG."o" steel
bridge over the river was carried
down Other plants were partly sub
merged
y MALL Of water eight feet hirh was
seen coming down IN" iadkin river
on saturday afternoon. as IN" result
Of two cloudhursts on both the lad-
kin River and its tributary. Roaring
River. Water rose three feet in three
minutes followin" this. and for some
time II rose a C""t every three min
utcs.
The steel bridge at crutchhrlh. near
completion. and II now one at Donna
ha over the Nadl>m were carried
AWAY. The Southern station at Rock
ford was washed away. and the track
in several places MAS washed on the
base. with some parts gone. while all
stations alour the route were from
fivc 10 twelve foot under water.
Hundreds OF acres az corn aud to-
hacco alorc the iHdl>iu were conf
pletcly submerged. aud there were
frequent reports ot houses. barns and
other buildings being washed away
y section Of The now S%".ooo For
syth-Yadkin Eridc" luoscncd. Water
ran over tho 1oor ot tho Forsyth Da-
vie Bridge. on the Government Post
Road. thirtN-ouc feet above normal.
Much OF the big tannery at Wilkes
boro was washed away, and the Wau-
raCa and Ya,iliin River hallway. from
Wilkcshoro along the Nadliin tor
twenty miles. is completely wash
cd out y" casualties are reported.
hut numbers Of horses COWS and other
animals have hccu Sccn going down
tho river along with hundreds of bar
rels. lumber. haystacks and Others dc
Iris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
Bit. Dtu ST HSDEN
Is REPORTED IJpJ,nf\C

GREENSBORO. y. G.. July l1-Thc
hic dam "f tho Aluminium COMPANY
"i America. at BADEN. on the Nadl>iu
River. was holding Tonight accord :
nS I" reports received hcrc. although
tho river is ~ hirh-wat"r mark and
Sti'l rising. Al O'clock three rail
road trcStlcS across tho river. one
above the dam and two below. had
been swept away. Three or four Of
tho larc" dcrrickS. which stood ON
the Golfer dam. have hcCn claimed h..
the waters and there is u likelihood
OF SIN or seven NOR" going before tho
wafer subsidies. There j. some fear
that the roffcrdam viii give Way. but
u is not believed this is prnb,hlc as
the dam is built out jus, TO tho cdc 9
"i the stream OFT each side and, is mo-,
subjected TO amy great amount Of pres
sure from tho food
The two large tunnels which wcro
cut through TIL" mouUtaiuSidc ON tho
eastern side Of the Narrows at tho
Jam wcr" not sufficient to carry tho
1nincnSe volume OF water. ANA tho
stream is rushing over Tho ,off"rdnin
as II u" tunnels wcrc there The loss
- estimated AT over &15.onr
- DISPATCH Tonight from North
Wilkcshoro SAYS The most destructive
food IN history visited the Yadkin
Valley ana Wilkes County on Satur-
day and sunday. cutting this section
entirely OFF from tho outside world
Water Was nine feet higher than ever
before inowi Railroad ircstlcs and
bridges have been washed away or de-
molishcd and also a number OF manu-
featuring plants. DWELLINGS and vas,
quantities of lumber destroyed There
has been no loss of life. Every bridge
i'll the county except one is gone. Tho
lowlands are covered with sand ana
crops DESTROYED. The damage by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
Never Neglect Colds;
Treat Them Promptly

often they lead 10 those pulmonary
troubles which arc Responsible FOR
more than on.-tcnth of All lives lost
through illness
Heavy colds which icVcior dccn-
seated coughs or cause inflammation
II The aii-passaccs and persist IN spite
y! medication, weaken the system TO
q point where resistance easily is over
'omc-and asthma. bronchial and pull
rlonarN troubles arc the result. To re-
new normal resistance. E.,hman'S Al
t'ratiNc has been found highly bcne-
fetal in many instances.
Its limo content il so combined with
other remedial agents as TO be easily
assimilatcd by the average person
and II contains no narcotics or habit
forming drugs of amy sort. So it's safe
10 try.
sold by Tragic Drug Co. and leading
druggists.
i:rk I.aboratory. Philadelphia.
advertisements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

the Pearisturs district alone csti.
mated at 100000.
49, Washout go feet long on Nirsinian
seis Hallway near ESElcs,on.
" TOWN OF NARWOWS
COMrLETELI StBMERGED
9s The small town of Narrows is re-
J, ported complct%y submerged.
~ Tennessee:
D !, 4 Newport partly inundated and many
,sTcd.miiicS forced from their homes
- -tEntlc,--N Virginia and Southern Rail-
way bridge washed away.
Thousands of acres cC corn and pea
nuts arc inundated between Chatta-
s poosa. Tenn. and raducah, Ky. on the
ssgl Tennessee River.
49,. siThc Tennessee River is reported s;iIl
sSsHs.ytsmc. 2nd other damage is expected
result from ovornows a, several
s:poirts
ss----s----:sil .raisroads in Eastern Tennessee
81 suffered Very heavily from washcd-out
bridges and vuivcr;s
Nest Virginia.
Crops dana .scdAalouc kauawha River
and some damage IL railways by wash
ss-r=NrtS and bridges carried away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
I'EAR TEN KAIIwA, MEN
Arr: DRUN NED ~ FLOODS

CHARLOTTE. y. e.. July l7--Tcn of
tho fourteen Southern Railway officials
anG employees who won't down with
the railways main-linc bridge at Eel
mont, twelve miles below Charlotte
late on SUNDAY afternoon still were
missing tonight. and 1t WAS believed
altogether probable all were drowned
although there WAS rumor that four
ur five were m:,ruoncd on m island
tour miles downstream.
-Four Western Union telegraph Com
pauN lincmcn. who also went down
with tho bridge. were accounted for
tonight they having been taken out
on the opposite side Of tho river and
carried 10 t;astomia
The four railway men who were
rescued from ircc tops arc: Joseph
kiilian. resident cusinccr, charlotte.
Il o. Thompson. section foreman. Eel
mont: 4. { kalc and II. e. Gurlcy.
members Of derrick crew. Charlotte. all
white H. addition to these, II. r Yer
nor, a Western Union lincman. AMI +.
NJ. English who this morning were
tossed into the river while manning a
rescue boat. were taken from tree
tops. where they sough, refuge, and
brought to tho Charlotte side. The
cucd on the Gas,onia side arc Mctsrs,
Maronc. Hodge. Elliott and Grant, all
out of Richmond.
The rescue Of the siN on the Char
lotto side Of tho river was effected hy
two negroes. who rowcd across the
turbulent stream III nat- botiomc ed
ha'tcau from tho Ciastonia side and
took tho marooned mon one Of the
tree three AZ trip. ON the second
trip the negroes themselves were over
turned into the river. but succeeded
in richtin- their boat aud completing
their mission OF life saving. These
negroes. whose names are Fous Ross
and /. H. stone. were the real heroes
Of the day! II Was reported tonight
they had started out again. this time
70 IN island -four miles below the
bridge :,iC. on u rumor that four q,
uvc of the bridge victims were ma
rUoucL there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

shipping large quantities OF materials
that work may hc started as quickly
as possible.
II viii probably he known to-day tho
extent of IN" damages To both tho RAN.
road and tolograph compnnics. ms IA.
waters were reported to bc rcccdinr
last nia'T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
INFh NTH: PARALYSIS CASE
REpORrED ~ lNNCuuI'R,

LSNCHEuRG. VA. July l1.-'rhc
FIRST case of infautilc paralysis since
III" epidemic in New York CITY. was
reported 10 tho local board of health
last night The victim is - child il,
white family. aud the house has
bcch placed under strict uuarautin..
Tho patients condition is NOT regarded
as serious, but extreme precautions aro
heinR taken to prevent :,Jspr"ad ot tho
disease in LynchburC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
TENNESSEE RIVER HtSING.
RAPIDLY At CIItT'rt OOC. 4

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. july If
The TcnncSSc" River suddenly began
to rise here tonight and by morning
a STAG" az nineteen feet was forecast
as result Of floods on tho French
BROAD. 1t WAS predicted by tho Wca
thor bureau that tho crest would lao
reached to-m"rrow. and that it would
no. he high enough to cause over
flows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18

Norfolk and Western service WAS badly
crippled.
In the carly morning two trains went
West. The only arrival from the West
WAS in the morning. ana this stopped
at East Eahford and went back in
place of the usual evening train from
the east only two trains went East
ono ut o'clock in the evening and the
Otiic: al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
oPrU tTOns ARE TIiUOWN
OL Y OF I.MII.NA MI.A.I

DURHAM. y -. .Iuly l5.--SiN nun
bred mill operators hcrc were tenn
p"r1rily thrown out Of employment
to-day with tho shutting down Of tho
southern Power Companys plant as a
result "t floods. Railroad service in
'hiS section was not affected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
MILLIONS or SPINDI.ES
CUT OFF FROM CURRENT

ono hundred million cottou-m,l
spjndlcs were cut off from electric cur
rent to-day. when tho Southern Power
Company. operating in the Fi"dm"mr
region 81 the tw" 'arolinaS, Notified
mills holding secondary scrNi'" cons
tracts that power could not u" FUR
nishcd until normal conditions could
ne restored following this weeks dis
a>trous floods throughout This region.
The city OF Charlotte Tonight was
without e'cciric-lisht and strcot-car
service \ few scattered caS ii=his.
hurricdly purchased kcroscu" lamps
and ,allow candles provided tho lila
mination for hotels, drug stores and
various business concerns forced To
Keen omen AT night.
The loss OF C'harlottes electric scr
vice came shortly after : O'Clock.
when the Southern Power Company.
supplying tho local distributing and
operating system. lost tho use Of its
Grca, Falls, :. g. power plant. The
food water Is hacked M III the powc or.
house. mahing operation unpos Sihln
The company suCccsSiVcly had to stop
the service from the Lookout shoals.
/ y Il g.. Mount Holly. y. c. Catawba s
! G.. and Great Falls power houses All
on tho Caiswha River. and the Nine
ty-Ninc islands plant on the Eroad
River
Efforts we're made tonight 10 secure
OF The Georgia Hallway and Power
Company. on the Taliulah Eivcr
Georgia. and the Elcwitt Falls Power
t"mpanN's plant. on the Yadkiu River
Except for lines cast-Nireinia.
Greensboro. raleigh and Hamlet
Chariot" wa today. and still is cut
OF from all telegraph and ,clcphon"
connections. all lines south and wc.,
going out with tho flooding or tho
tata"ha VALLEY. Telegraph companies
'pGld accept only urgent MESSAGES
an" these were taken subject to an
limited DELAY
telegram from i r. Duke. million
arc president Of the Southern Power
company. sent from chester. : g..
below tho Ca,awba. - the comnanv'e
ohic"s IN Charlotte this afternoon. was
( i"u'cd through Atlanta, chicago and
N.w York. though chester Is les than
ii'1 rrl"r from 'harlnltc Mr. Duke
'"lHc her" last N"ck 20 inspect ,hc
r""'r rror"riy and Was caught across
ne 'aidWha ny The Good on SUNDAY
ne VS. Tonight ~ Great FAILS. when
th" Mood crest rcarilcd there lie has
/ Travelled with the food by automobile
( down from Gastonia since Snnday
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
HI"i:it TWENTY-FIVE FEET
ABOVE IT'S NOUNtI III,I,uu

"lNSToE-SNLEM y G.. July IL
,i"nHr'ds OF thousands Of dollars in
ga h'as' TO crops. homes and business
p'"c's ai"nS the iadkin River arc re-
porto" a. q result "f tho high waters,
starting On SATURDAY. afternoon ana
CONTINUING until this morning. The NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-18
THUEr: MORE RAILROAD
BRIDGES WASHED tN \

Three more railroad bridges ON inc
tatawbA River and the Watercc. int"
which II flows. in South Carolina. were
washed away to-day. as the great forty =
zoo; flood tide tina, on SUNDAY took
away four railroad anu four or moro
highway bridges in North Carolina.
swept on down into The adjoining
state. Tho first to go out to-day Was
that OF tho Southern. on tine Charlotte
Columbia line, near Rock Hill. about
$50 y NJ. About 10 y. NJ tho Seaboard
Air. Line lost its bridge near Chester.
on tn" atlanta Hamlet line. .\bout )
o'clock This afternoon the Seaboari
lost another near Lancaster. To-nicht
was feared the Soaboard would lose
j bridge at Camden. :. q. should i,
80 out. Charlotte would lose it's only
connection south toward Columbia and
,tl.H.'t.
yru Railway trains are being
!cjui.,d hoiween Lynchburc and Al
;ata Na Roanoke. Eristoi, Knoxville
ChaItIuUoEU Other trains south
hCjac d"iourcd between Charlotte
$50 ,rcouvilic, : g.. Via Hamlet. CO.
umuia auG Greenwood. Scaho3rd Nir
inc trains between the South aud t.as,
~" Gins routed between GrecnN"ud
md Hamlet via Columbia. No trains
ire operating vest from Charlotte,
salisbury or Spartanburg into Western
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-09-29
LOCAL NEWS
Wedding Announcement.

Wedding Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lavansky announce the
marriage of their daughter, Carol, to Mr..
l. Lehmen of Birmingham, Ala. The we'd
ding took place in Birmingham.
Local Notes.
Tag day for the benefit of the Proven
forum will take place October 18th.
Annual donations for the Needle Guild
are now being collected by the directors.
The first regular meeting of the Jew
ish Relief Society is postponed from the
first Wednesday in October to November
End. On this day the Society will cele-
brates it's (45th) forty-ffth anniversary
The meeting will be held at Ramaley's
Hall.
Starting with the first Wednesday in
October there will be sewing every
Wednesday morning at the Temple.
Annual Meeting and Election of Of
ficers of the Tikvath Zion Gate of St.
Paul will be held Thursday evening" Oc
tober 9Th, at the Talmud Torah Building,
1877 West College Avenue. The program
of work for the coming year will also
be discussed and definitely decided upon.
Members Of the Gate should make it their
business to keep this date open, come
to the meeting, and start the new years
work with a rush. The time is ripe for
Zionistic achievement, and the oppOr-
tunity must not be lost.