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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-06
0CALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Any News for this De-
partment, Call Two-One-Five
or Five-One 7


IL
He was so beautifuI-my baby SON!
His sun-kissed curls chung close
around his head,
His deep blue eyes looked trustingly
+ in mine
II did my best to keep his beauty fair
And fresh and clean and dainty, for
| / knew
/ never could be satisfied with less.
He was so strong and well, my little
/ gave my days and nights to keep
Called in fresh air and sunlight to my
aid,
Good food and play, all healthful
things of life.
wanted physical perfection, for
| never could be satisfied with less.
He was so bright and clever, my big
son!
/ sent him to the very best of schools,
Denying self that he might know no
| lack
Of opportunity to do his best,
Or feel no door of progress closed to
him.
| never could be satisfied with less.
And yet-but now-my well-beloved
For your perfection can I pay the
price?
Or would l have you play the cow
ards part
With selfish, shriveled soul too small
to dwell
Within so fair frame? Is that my
choice?
| sought the best. Shall I be satisfied
with less?
Nay, | would have you honorable, my
Just, loyal, brave and truthful, scorn-
ing fear
And lies and meanness-ready to de-
fend
Your home, your mother and your
country's flag.
He's gonei Dear Cod With bleeding
heart | know
| still could not be satisfied with less!
Sarah Benton Dunn.
Miss Irma Blake has gone to visit
her uncle at Brooksville and will later
visit in Tampa.
Mrs. E. w. Clements and children
have gone to Anthony to spend the
weekend with Mrs Clements sister,
Mrs. Lee Priest.
Mrs. Clifford Anderson has return
ed home from Lakeland.
Mr.. Leslie Nash of Tampa is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. G. A. Nash and
family.
The prayer meeting led by Miss
Elinor Meikle was held at the home
of Mrs. L. T. Izlar last evening.
Miss Minnie jackson, who will be
pleasantly remembered among the
host of friends she made while in
Ocala visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Livingston, is now in
New York city visiting relatives, and
is having an enjoyable time.
$50
Miss Elizabeth Nicely, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Nash, will return to her
home in Tampa today.
$50
Mrs. T. M. Moore had the misfor-
tune to step on nail yesterday.
$50
Mrs. Parker, nee Miss Molly Gray
and daughter of Tampa, are visiting
Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs. Close.
DIR. and Mrs. L. HI. Van Engelken
motored to the lake this afternoon to
spend the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rheinauer.
The friends of Mrs. M. A. TenEyck
are glad to hear she has returned to
her home after short stay at the
Marion County Hospital, where she
had an operation performed on her
foot.
Mr.. o. C. Tignor and family of
Bushnell spent the fourth of July in
Ocala with relatives.
Mrs. Ell. G. Dozier and Master Har-
ry motored to the lake this afternoon
with Mr.. James Taylor, and will be
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-06
TWO FoRDs FOR SALE

One 1914 Touring Car.
One 1915 Touring Car.
Both in good condition. Cash or
erms. Maxwell Agency, Oeala. 3td
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-06

Have your prescriptions filed at
Gerig's, the only drugstore in Ocala
more than one registered
pharmacist. Il
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-06

CONTINUED on Last Page)
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-07-06

Mr.. H. H. Holcomb who is spending
today in Jacksonville, will be accom-
panied home tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Holcomb's mother, Mrs. E. M.
Upchurch, who will be their guest for
some time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
Nieue de Ia ia. Par(

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t<.s reh,,aes le Pc aez. con o1ieso dc
GER = avien >uyiera ci cou-.o! he ga
legion - aumeatar sJs irgrez0S, con
r.s c~o.:l-s ~jD1pne>.os Que .oaro l.
,,vnortar;a. del p,;roleo i."Doad~ia.
O rp;or dicAa. ha d~ccre-aGo - =
,1h & nfe, no perc;oc sc dcae a ne
..ho ,r6;rado de no hatlarsc en- nose
SIM lie csc rico distriJo. a azse g
ra~-o C., n~ropaIaron nor IA arensa
.. -rs p. 81 de In rilaad dc N.xico.
10. acos-pmhradas exageradas mott
..ias de las actividades de las fuerZas
/ del eobierno. al grado cue lego a
creerse realmente. Que =us tropas 50
hallaban a puntO de recaptur@E II 70
ma dom!nada por Pelaez.
Zero hasca Ia fecha. tales not;ciae
10 han pasaGo de ALI y los hachos in
dican Que 81 ha hab:&o alguaa "ctl-
yidad contra los rebe'aes en eza re
e;,, d;Sra mucho de ser en- IA cXJen-
sim = fperza ~anunciada por "a 1rcn
"a eafEalc's'a, ''S''' -
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. 'e.S1 ,1S sLaJ;anc;a 10 los
a.iana. obo-, 9rocr-
!, r,o,,-, cv;.
ran ,.r,r,S
go 10 $500 Ia sohar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01

Por otra parte, Ia agitaci6n rebel
de en- ell Estado, sigue en- aumento
habiendo causado gran alarma en- q
capital, los sucesos registradol er
Linares. dos veces va ocupada po'
las fuerzas revolucionarias de Fell
pc Rodriguez.
Lo mas grave respecto a IA cam
paha contra este jefe, es que el 60
bieno saba que les campesinos de Ia
region en- dorde opera lie prestan
ayuda efectiva Y ore "a mayor partc
de las fuerzas que han sido enviadas
4 ~combatirio, Sc han visto imposibi-
Etadas de hacerlo con exito, debido .
que gran nImero de carrancistas &c,
sertan de las filas del gobierno para
unirse q Felipe Rodriguez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
AcTUALIDADEs EXTRANJE&AS
Viene de IA 3a. Pag.)

yueae hacer Que d~i>Gi--yan s'7"
p.r medic de r.illares lie k.c, 49,
metal inslaraao.
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r,~,r, Al los .a.-,:vo. imi,.
80 f..f-ls 3a.... See Gr..>a
$3.50, =. q, w.v-ar-.,r 80, los
- 40 o-,--oo o.ra .om
-, 80, nov ,s,'~a ~ ns~o=
esrrechamcnte mecaa.-.. 49, Les
abra IN ar9!io campo a IS tucr2as
i,visibles del soldalo e~xalyaao mas
III. do - mfsrao por IA oaral'e. para
s,e ;mDvIsado % e, y.e.-o d Ia
p;storia one 10 Ileva. IA e,a ALA
dc, oaie,ivo qle Il .aar,a e, aosarso
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mo- sx;-o. ? las troDas lie ex2.s-a-
s;hr me van en- 81 se~g-imienJ3 para
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como 81 80
sila Is Il "''''.
ses' ma acohtsI'"o' "@-' -
$3.50 ro,,,. 1,r;, ord.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
UN DESTROYER ALEMAN CHIC
co CON UNA NINA.

AMSTERDAM, Noviembre 30.-ur
das7acho recibido hoy en- esta ciu-
dad da cuenta de que IN destroyer
aleman. perteneciente a la flotilla de
Zeetrugge. choc6 con una nina Y
sc fua Il pique, pereciendo todos los
miembros de 81 tripulaci6n, O eX
cepcidn tan solo de dos de clos. que
gucron saivados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-01
INA MEDICINA EFECAZ = T5nico IarayillOs0

PARA CuRAR la DYSPEPSIA Y la TUBER't L9SlS
,padece I'd. de DISPERSAL? Tome ma cucharada oeSpueS. oe
cada conida y Ie vendra 3asa aQe'to, hara per1e9ta digestion ' as-
a'ef SsTa I'd. FGBERCULOso en- e PRIMER GRADo : jIto &c
m bTSen doctor? Tome dos 0 tres cuchaTa5as despusS dc c2ca conf
IA = s1 hrgve recupera=a IA SaIut. NC.&JZc de personals han sanado
toriar4a este TON3CO MARAEiLLuSG.
PRFCTO-B0Jelas -ce-a, 500: media ooEaN2, oc.
p-s-s-nSo Tor Jose + Il IA teHa = GegSt-t+o Ce0rH25-ehSe 02yo
Ell No 1880. De vea1a en- !, 5CE.EA 41 t1AS3 $50 9S2'4 NTsa
y Commerce St Y en- "a 5o1lUA H-o4LHV' as D'10l's~ So 'N02S
en- San Antonio. Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
McAdoo Makes No
Reply to Harding
Declares II Essential That Poo
pie Must Get Behind Lib
crty Loan Bonds.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 9.-Ut-
,erancss III the United states Senate
10y Warren Il. Harding. of Ohio. to the
effect that the methods of floating the
Liberty loan bonds used by Secretary
McAdoo. Of the Treasury Department.
are "hyStcrical." should not be disni-
fed by any comment whatsoever. ac-
c"rdinE 20 a statement made by MIR.
McAdoo in Birmingham to-day.
Tho remarks of Senator Harding
are So profoundly partisan. that they
call tor no on my part" he
said.
Mr.. MrAdco declared that IL is es-
scn'iul that the people Of the United
states continue {" subscribe To II
erty loan bonds despite any state
mcnts that may TIC made.
Every man and every woman must
get behind thes. bonds If this issue
is To be successful This is my only
reply TO the statement Of The Ohio
Senator" he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
DOES NOT APPLY TO BANKS
AIDING IN LIBERTY LOANS

BY Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. June 9.-Comptroller
Williams ruled to-day that the law
limiting loans by a national bank to
any corporation or person 10 an amount
not exceeding 10 per cent of the banks
capital and surplus would not apply in
cases where banks aid their customers
in purchasing Liberty loan bonds by
installments.
Such a transaction would not be
construed by this office As involving
the borrowing OF non from the ma
tional bank" read the comptrollcr's de-
cisiop. TIL notes here accepted aS
part OF the purchase price are evidence
of the agreement oil the part of the
purchaser TO pay at a future date the
balance Of the purchase money OF the
bonds. in accordance with the agree
ment Of sale. and are not. therefore.
subject to the limitation imposed"
Officials repeated to-day their request
that the banks and other agencies OBJ
tanning subscriptions report To reserve
banks without delay. Thousands of
banks are yet TO be heard from, and
If the total Of their subscriptions is
not substantial. a tremendous amount
Of work will have to be done during
the few remaining days to have the
issue fully subscribed before the books
are closed, June Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
HOWlTZERS STILL NEED
FIFTEEN RECRUITS
hc'ie'cd Now That Battery VIII Be
brought 4" Wnr Strength In Next
Few Days.

f1teen men are now needed TO bring
the Richmond liowi;zers up TO full
war strength. The recruiting detail
which has been on duty for the last
two weeks was withdrawn last night
as there viii be no difficulty in the bat
terry getting the additional men before
the National Guard is ordered into the
field.
As a result OF the recruiting cam
paign. s~erenty-fvc men were added 10
the battery roster. Owing to the or
der requiring the discharge OF men
with dependents. the organization was
cut down TO an even 100 men, rcquir.
ing 100 to be at war strength.
In the number OF men still required
there are places for one cook, several
mechanics. two horseshoers. several
telephone men and signal operators.
Recruiting Offices will he open every
Tuesday and Thursday nights at the
Howitzers Armory between S and 10
o'clock. Able bodied white men
between the ages OF eighteen and forty
hve may he enlisted. Men holding
registration cards may he enlisted upon
showing their cards.
tnde present orders the Howitzers
will enter Federal service on or about
July % and at the present rate OF
enlistment the maximum number will
~ t"'lfSh phS Wv z TIA
The present activities Of the bat
terry are confined to the weekly drill
on Tuesday nights with the noncom-
missioned school on Thursday nights.
In addition. Sergeant William Nor
gan, United States Army. sergeant
instructor. is holding two classes daily
for the examination OF gunners. one
class at 4 10 : o'clock and the other
from s to 10 o'clock. At least fifty
men are In these classes and from the
.npid oer made, especially among
the new men. the Howitzers will have
a good number Of first and second
class Gunners when they enter the
Federal service. summers are paid sew
eril dollars more per month and this
has acted as a ;imulant in getting
a large class.
At a recent inspection OF the thirty
two horses in possession Of the battery
by Captain Deems. L. s. A.. the first
place was given the RowitEers on the
splendid care and condition OF tho
animaIs This in competition with
eight other batteries in this district.
Every sunday the recruits are given
lessons in equi,ation by Sergeant Nor
Gan and Captain Myers is now arrang-
ing for the use Of a large lot near the
center ~ the city in order to hold
mountcd instruction on Tuesday nights.
The Held artillery stands the best
chance for foreign service at this time
and Judging from past records the
Richmond howitzerS are pretty sure TO
ra included in the frst National Guard
contingent for overseas service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

subsidiary Federal reserve bank and
their thousands OF ramihcations into
the nations money stores. was set
working at top speed to-day TO gather
in promises of participation in tho
loan.
IN appeal was directed to banks.
trust companies. merchants. employers
and other agencies soliciting subscrip-
lions TO report their progress at once
to the proper Federal reserve banks
Thus Treasury officials hoped to dis
cover that the loan is not tagging quite
as much as returns indicate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

their sworn statements OF capital
stock and surplus. is being Inquired out.
The plan Will be presented to the
hankcrs by President l.. T.. johnson.
Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad, a
member of the council.
Tho pool. II aSrced to. will be dc.
posted in a Richmond bank and con-
ir"iled by a central board. appointed
by the Council of Defense. Subsidiary
H"nrds VIII be named in each Of the
counties which will pass upon tho
claims OF the individual farmer and
recommendations to the CEN
tral body. Honesty and integrity Of
purpose viii be all the collateral re-
qaired Of the borrower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
HANDBAG Is RECOVERED
.Jcwciry belonging to STR. and Mrs
Archer Jones LIS Located

4 leather handbag containing jaw
"lry and souvenirs Of the voyage they
had just completed. To the value Of
$1,000. which was lost by Mr.. and Mrs.
Archer Jones her. yesterday morning.
WAS recovered late yesterday after
noon by Detectives John Willy and Cor
don y. Smith.
The handbag was picked up by W.
". Miller, a street car motorman, and
taken to his home, where the detec-
tivcS secured IL. The finder told the
detectives he had brought the recp-
taclt and It's contents to his home until
he could learn through the papers TO
whom tn" haS belonged, feeling sure
that q report Of its loss would be
made The bag had been opened when
II was recovered. Detective Smith
stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones returned to
Richmond from London yesterday
morning and were motoring 10 their
home a. 2ao0 Monument Avenue when
the bag dropped from their machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Y. NJ. C. 4. FUND MUST Be
COMPLETED THIS WEEK
Appeal Is Made to People of Moder.
ate Means to DO Their
Part.
MUST GET NEW CAMPS READY
Selection of Petersburg as One Of
Sixteen Training Points for New
Army Makes Action by State Y. NJ.
{. a. of Great Importance.

DcmcnstratinC the fac, that the peo-
realize the Importance Of the Young
Mems Christian Association work III
the army camps in increasing the Of
icicncy OF this country's lighting
%torces, q prominent downtown bust
ness man yesterday afternoon called
at the headquarters of tho campaign
committee and a|un"unr.d that I've was
going to double his subscription to the
$4,000 fund which the association is
now raising in this city.
This man had already made u hand
some contribution to the campaign.
but said he believed the work 10 he
OF the greatest Importance and felt
mat he should do everything in his
power to assist in the work. II is
just such contributions that viii make
possible the completion of the s5". 200
fund in this city before the campaign
comes TO a close Friday. anu tho spe-
cial committee appointed some time
ago by Governor Stuart is determined
that the entire sum shall he secured
before that time.
Highly encouraging reports were
made yesterday by several members
of the committee, with the result that
SUN ~ " ~ ~ a
materially reduced Plans are being
worked out for a whirlwind campaign
starting tomorrow and continuing
through Friday to close the movement.
by which it is expected To complete
Richmond's appor,ionincnt II is ncces-
sary, however. TO securc the utmost
support OF every person in this city.
MAKING APPEAL TO PEOPLE
OF MODERATE MEANS
To this end the committee is now
appealing to the person OF moderate
means for a small subscription. which
may be sent to Robert NJ. Kent. Jr..
the in care OF the Sank Of
commerce and Trusts. Some If our
young men must necessarily co to the
front to fight for the protection Of
our Liberties and freedom said Mr.
Kent YESTERDAY, but every one should
help us MAKE their lie the more com
Portable. We have just now been call
ed on /" equip the Petershure camp
for the new army. and that is a biz
undertaking in itself"
Announcements has just been made
that the entire amount Of free-wil!
Offering to Billy sunday a. IN. close
at his campaign in New YORK Cit
will he donated by him To tho army
and navy work Of tho Y NJ. G. 4.
and to the Red cross. In previous cam
paiShs the angels mas retained
these specia! gifts OF money as his
personal compensation for mis- work.
Plans are going Onward for the
work at the Petersburg camp. which
viii be started Just as soon as the site
IL placed IN the pgorcr condition. AID
p~GoNinlate!y 3S.r"D men viii be in
training continual!r al his camp. and
the associations work vii! be con-
Quoted OH n !arS. scale. Richmond
so far has not measured up to expec-
tai!ons IN the campaign. and there re-
mains = considerable portion of the
S0r,"r" Yet TO be secured before In =
fund IL complete. II is expected. how
ever, the necessary money vii! be rails
cd within The next three o. fnMr DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
EkyE YOU BOUGHT LIBERTY poNps9

Everything to make pre-
serving easy. Secure stock
now-don't wait for further
advances.
Rubbers, dozen. &c.
Glass Tops. dozen, l2c.
ParawaX, h., 14c.
Fruit Jars
Pint, zoe.
Quart, 75c.
Two-quart. $1.10.
Mason Jar Tops, 29c.
LUNCHEON GOODS
Always ready for lunches,
picnics, teas, etc.
Blue Label Devil Tongue,
20c.
Underwood Devil Ham
and Tongue, zoe and 35c.
Veal Loaf, 2Nc.
y Beef Loaf, zoe.
Chicken Loaf, zoe.
Luncheon Sausage, 15c.
Vienna Sausage, 13c and
soc.
Corned Beef. 33c and bac.
Potted Meat, g and 12c.
Boned Chicken, 3Sc.
Roast Beef. iOc.
Brisket Beef, SOC and zoe.
Sliced Dried Beef, 1Sc and
33c.
Grated Virginia Ham, SOC.
Lunch Tongue, zoe and
i5c.
Whole Ok Tongue, S1.95.
Chicken a la King, 30c
Delicious-ready to serve.
MaYawna1c
3 South Gay Street, Baltin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
MISS SLAUGHTER'S SCHOOL
CLOSES FOR SESSION
~i:uccrc Dcitrick Hcads His t!1ss with
Gcncra Average OF ms Fer Cent.
Other HOnorS Awarded.

Miss Slaughter's School for Bows
..oscd its session on Friday.
Tho following boys won golden GER
,incatcs. their general averages being
- per cent and above.
Is RridFcforth. jr. Bob Morris
carer R.v.ricy. u. lanes Morris. Jr.
William beverley 'huri.S Nelson
Edmund Benson, u. Stilcs Nuckois
stuart Cooke. Jr. iowi- Shepherd
funston cary, Jr. Harry ShctNIn
Eugene DcitriCk, Jr. Richard wilson, J:.
Tom Jones
Eugene Deitrick carried on tn. hon
orS of the school with a general aver.
ace Of as.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
PREPARING PLAN EOR
FINANCING SMALL. FARMERS

The council this week will Uork out
TIE details of tn" plan IL proposes 10
present To the Sl.te Bankers .Associa-
ticn e. old rcint Comf"rr on June
% FOR establishing a pool OF $4,000
20 ne !o2ncd 70 deserving farmers with
Oh, collateral \ is, OF national and
Stale banks doing business in Vircini.
Is being made M by Secretary ". NJ.
Funley. and the exact amount each viii
be called upon 70 furni.h nased upon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
IAYNE is ARRESTED
Salesman Is Charged With storing
Whisky at Lexington Hotel.
with Intent TO sell,

IN aftermath of the recent raid on
the Hotel Lexington, which resulted
IN the seizure Of 4 large quantity OF
whisky, came yesterday with the ar.
rest "f w. \. Layne, d salesman. who
resides Al the Lexington He was taken
70 llrSt Precinct Police Station. Nner.
a Charec OF keeping liquor with lrter,
70 sell was lodged against, hlm. /, -
"!a!mef tho licuor seized IN the rad
"as LANES property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
DISTINGUISHED WOMEN
CALLED TO CONFERENCE
Women's Committee, Council
Of National Defense.
MRS. MUNFoRD IS CHAIRMAN
Heads of Various Organizations of
Women Are Invited to Join Move
ment, Initial Meeting TO BE Held
on Tuesday. June 10.

sixty of the most distinguished wo-
men OF Virginia, representing every
phase OF activity III which women en-
gage, will meet OF Tuesday, June 10,
with Mrs. Is. &. Muuford in the Sen
ate Chamber 30 form the Virginia Di-
vision OF the Woman's Committee Of
the council of National Defense.
This organization. with affiliated
branches throughout tho state. will
determine and carry out the work
which women viii do toward winning
the war, Mrs. Il. Is. Mumford has been
named ny the national body temporary
chairman for ;hc organizing meeting,
and il is probable that she Will be
elected permanent president. Its work
will be closely co-ordinated with that
of the Virginia Council OF Defense.
II is doubtful that such "A distin-
guished body Of women. representing
such diversified lines of work. has
gathered in Richmond during recent
years. Many Of them have a State
wide reputation for service in social
and patriotic societies. Several OF them
are prominent figures in the literature
of the nation.
WELI.-kNoWN WOMEN
INVITED TO ATTEND
Governor Stuart will he asked to
address the meeting. as Will General f.
W. Nichols. OF the Virginia Military In
st;tute. and District Attorney Richard
Evelyn Byrd, chairman and vice-chair-
man. respectively, OF the Virginia
Council OF Defense. The names Of
those to whom Mrs. Munford has sent
Invitations to attend follow:
,e4 M's 81 A tSs An, sf rit@a E St@dfI fEGrn'' n""Sh-
e.Ms!52' of w'5,:aG colg Hr9l" pane GSs; "Fe''d@"' So,
scMslt..;y v a S 1sht"rs ETH SF nfe Em por National
Miss Helen ,r'es,on. presii"nt United
F9Td s... v.,.~ p,r-o,. r,... ct,
Mrs Eowtard NJ Hog nresidsnt woman's
Mis- t:.il!e McN"a Association Collegiate
A;M1im H. peT Jolem 9r,mF' Ktna.rr,rten ,..o.
e.sMon E!chInon4
et.ucn q, coil~r" Women. Petersbure..
Mrs William \ hu:r"Ws Mothers' Clubs
mend ,...
League
Mlss hai ,F5Lt an n nawHs; nn'S, nicb n1HGnE
MIS- Loaisc Price, National child Labor
cSM;n an srhooiee,d. p,v Nursery Dan.
WIS ,us wa. s,,,,, s,,. n,.s
:aSna. 49,,
HIias Lucy Mason. W2m.n IN Industry.
Lsssuc
AUttiea 8 c..r. r.-. ,,.o.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
UELL-kNoWN WOMEN
INVITED TO ATTEND

Governor stuart Will he asked TO
address the meeting. as Will General f.
". Nichols. of the Virginia Military In
stitute, and District Attorney Richard
Evelyn Byrd, chairman and rice-chair-
man. respectively, OF the Virginia
Council OF Defense. The names of
those 10 whom Mrs. Munford has sent
invitations to attend follow: