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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
Estate Of Ann L. Cummings
STATE OF vERMOST

District Of Orleans. s.
TIE Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
Er1c5 aforesaid
TO al persons interested II the estate OF
Ann = Cummings. late Of Brown11groa in
said district deceased
GREETIN6T=
WHEREAS said court has assigned the
18th Gay Of August next for examining and
allowing the account Of the Administrator
Of the estate OF the said deceased and Tor q
decree Of the residue O. said estate 10 the
Lawful claimants Of the same. and ordered
that public uo11ce Thereof - given 70 All
persons interested II said estate by EubE1Ah n
Ing This order three weeks successfully pre-
Woes GO the d4E assigned IN the Orleans
County Monitor. D Newspaper Published c.
Barton fn said district
THEREFORE, TC1 are hereby notified 20
appear C. the PROBATE Office g. Newport fl
said district g. one 0selOek = IL On t1e Gay
assigned EEzel 2E41 there - contest rEe A.
LoWanee Of said account II you see cause md
70 e-xahz4sh your right as heirs. fegatees and
Iz-EfzI elazu8a MS 20 sid residue
Given under my hand tE1s TtA day OF Az
gust 1917
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

"He who makes of himself an uplift-
ing force for others will himself be
lifted up; he who helps others on the
downward path cannot ascend. The
man who is always ready TO give his
fellow man a shove downward is a
poor climber. The man whose hand
is always a helping hand finds help
ing hands everywhere reaching down
to give him a pull upward
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

receive no benefit,
when so many have
proved that Lydia
E Pinkham : Y ege-
table Com p Gun 4
viii make them
WELT For over q
year I suffered 50
from female weak
ness I could hardly
stand and was
afraid TO go on the
street alone. Doc
tors said medicines
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

King John Of England IS credited
with having recovered IN the thirteenth
century plate. coin and jewels worth
100000 Or more that had been bur-
led In one place beneath the
Roman wall IN northumberland. and
K Is assumed that similar finds "a other
places are SIN possible
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
FRlENpa.

AH. thev are GrTner friends by far
~ Than any other creatures axet
How happy their two lives must be-
Blessed with such perfect eyx1pe9ayf
Where Is the pair 50 fond a. they
Together through TIE whole long 6ayg
Indeed. irs sure they'd spend TIE night
On one sane pillow II they might
lAnd. 20 be frank with you.
Ar tIEnes-4n1 unbek10Wn-they doi3
Each lives but 1cr TIE others 81.
They are pupDy and boy.
Brooklyn Ea9le.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF William u. Wilson

The undersigned having been appointed
By the Honorable Probate Co1xE for the
District Or Orleans. Commissioners 70 re-
ceive. examine. and adjust the4clafu7s and
demands Of all persons against the estate o.
William ID. Wilson. late OF Craftsh bury. In said
District. deceased. and @Il claims exhibited
I'm Offset thereto hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose Aforesaid. ak the
residence OF William Ryan In the town Of
CrafESbury IN said District On the SfST day
Of August and 18th day OfJanUary next from
one O'Clock .. m. until four O'Clock =. IN. on
each OF said days and that six months from
the 18th day OF July 4. ID. 1877 Is tie
time limited by said Court for said creditors
10 present their claims TO is for examine
E10n and allowance
Dated at CrafESbary this It'll DAY OF August
a ID. 1917.
II. 3. JOHNSON
w. RYAN
$-4 Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08
WOMAN COULD
HARDLY STAND
Restored TO Health by Lydia
EPinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Fulton, N. Y. - Why win women
nav out their money for treatment and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-08-08

All persons having Watches. Clocks
or Jewelry left with me for repairs
are requested 70 call for same be
fore
August 10th, 1917
I have several watches that were
left with me for repair two or three
years ago.
There is a limit to the time 7 can
afford to keep these watches run
ming
All work that has been ready for 8
months or more will be subject 70
sale for charges after August 10th,
1917.
F. z. NELSON
Barton, Vermont.
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Linda Vista, will arrive tomorrow with
his bride for station at San Francisco.
Mrs. John L. Hayden. wife of Brig. Gen.
Hayden, U. g.. A.. left Fort Worden.
Wash, last week for q visit to her son in
California, after which she win Join Gen.
Hayden In Macon. Ga.
Lieut.. E. v. Dousherty, U. 8. A.. spent
several days last week with his family
at Philadelphia on his way to tho Avia-
tion School in Texas.
Maj. James W. Furlow. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Furiow will spend the winter at
1915 New Hampshire avenue. where
they have leased an apartment.
Mrs. Frederick G.. Lawton, wife OF
Col. Lawton, U. s. A., will spend the
winter with their children at Newton
Highlands. Mass. as their eldest son is
now a sophmore at the Boston Tech
Col. Lawton has been for some time
with the expeditionary forces abroad.
Mrs. r. E. Fisher, wife Of Mai. Fisher
I U. 8. A. with their children, Is visiting
her brother and sister-in-law; Mr.: and and
| Mrs. L. Dorsey Gassaway. at Annapolis
Mrs. Fisher recently returned from the
| Philippines.
Maj. p B. Bunker. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Bunker have gone to Annapolis for q
visit to the latter's mother. Mrs. VIII
liam H Beehler. The latter's SOP. Lieut.
Commander Beehler. U. s. n. has beer
making a short visit to his mother.
Lieut. sturgis B. Shields. U. 8: A, ar.
| rived for duty last week at CamT
Meade, Md. Mrs. Sturgis. with theil
young child. will shortly leave Wes'
Point to join him.
| Mrs. Elliott Williams. wife of Col
williams, U. s. A., has gone to For
ILeavenworth, Kan, for visit to theil
son, Lieut.. Wilbur Williams of tht
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Continued from Fourth Page,

sregation and it's friends. The occasion
pastor upon his eighth year OF service
for this church. Miss Pauline Horton
contributed readings Mr. William
Br1ithawaite. vocal numbers ana an
orchestra added to the enlfvenment OF
the occasion.
M. M. v. Bolts left yesterday for
New York city.
M. and Mrs. Max Needle announces
tho enRagSment of their daughter
Anna to Mr. Louis W. Hall. The we'd
ding win take place in January
Mr. and Mra Emanuel Blout of New
York announce tho engagement of their
daughter. Miss Jeanette Blout, to MT.
Edwin Bry Of New York.
The REGULAR meeting Of the Washing
ton, d. C., section, Council OF jewish
Women, which is usually held the hrst
Tuesday in each month. is postponed
until Tuesday, November 20. on &C
count Of the triennial convention OF
the national Council of Jewish Women,
which 10 being held at Chicago.
Mrs. Bessie Schwartz is at New YORK
rs the guest of Mr.. EDWARD M
schwarts.
Miss Cora Colman was married TO
Mr.. Henry Julian Gompsrs s S9veinnel hroahsr
Mr.. Harry Colman. 1921 7th stree.
northwest. The marriage ceremony was
performed by DIR. Abram simon.
After a family dinner the couple ieIt
the city for an extended automobile
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs A Levy and daughter
Blanche have moved from 1881 vernon
~%rnaf IN j4Tq Harvard street north
west.
Mrs. Rudolph D. Behrend will be at
home Thursday afternoon from 8 to 6
in her new home, ss14 keokuk street,
Chevy Chase
At noon today Miss Rose H. Cold
smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Goldsmith Of 141 INLAND terrace north
east, will become the bride Of Mr.. Jo-
seph Lewis Of Tulsa, Okla. The we'd
home. Mr.. Lewis and his bride will
be at homo during the afternoon and
wfll leave for their future home In
the west during the evening.
Mrs. Harriette Ellis Evans Of the Paul
Institute entertained at luncheon at
the Hotel Powhatan on Friday. The
guests were Mrs. Nanette B. Paul. Mrs.
Dromgoole. from Nashville. Tenn. who
10 the only publicity yeoman of the
Naval Reserve Her work is to secure
recruits for the Navy and she Is now
stationed in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. James c. Amiss, L. 8. N. and
Mrs. Aniss have returned from Boston.
Mass, to their home here.
Tho marriage is announced of Miss
Pearl Pauline Orrison of Silver Spring.
Nd and Mr.. ]. Edward Fowler, jr., on
Th,rrsday. November s, by Rev. Harry D.
Mitchell Of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church.
They will be at home at 1928 1st street
northwest after December /.
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have returned to this country and Will
spend the winter at New York. where
they have taken an apartment at 1871
Grand Concourse.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin, wife Of
Col Baldwin, U. 8. A.. who. with her
husband and children. recently re-
turned from Honolulu. is now visiting
Mrs. Robert W. Dowdy. widow OF
Mai. Dowdy. U. 8. A., has returned here
for the winter and is at 1853 Q street.
Maj Earl T. Atkisson. U. S. A. and
Mrs. Atkisson have had as their guest
at the Washington barracks Miss Dor
othy L. Black. who has returned to her
homo. at Wayne. Pa.
Capt. Maurice B. Willett, U. S. A..
and Mrs. willett have been entertain
Ing in their quarters at Fort Wads-
worth, N. Y. Mrs. Alice McRftchie. who
returned last week to her home here.
Maj. Frederick W. Lewis. U. 8. A.,
accompanied by Mrs. Lewis. has ar
rived for duty at Washington.
Capt. H. NJ. Fales. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Fales will spend the winter at Grand
Rapids, Mich. where Capt. Fales is in
charge of the recruiting district.
Capt. G. /. Gunkel. U. 5. A., ana MIS-
Gunkel are at New York for a visit to
Capt. E. P. Tignor, L. S. A., and Mrs
Tignor.
Capt. Albert P. Francine. U. s. A.
Medical Reserve Corps. has returned t.
washington from brief visit to his fam.
lily at Philadelphia
Mrs. McDo. wife Of Col. Mcdonald
U. S. A.. "! We San Francisco thi.
week to join Mcdonald. now on dut,
at Washington, d. C.
Cant. John B. Thompson. u s. A.. aid
de-camp to Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray. U
| S. A., who was married on the Sd o
November to Miss Nina Cameron. daugh
ter of Brig Gen. George H. Cameron. u
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provisional class Of lieutenants at -
Service Schools.

provisional class Of neutenants It tAs
Service Schools.
Mrs. Leland wadsworth, wife Of MAJ.
wadsworth. U. 9. A., with their young
daughter. Miss Dixie Boil WadswortAs
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r
H. Bell, at Lsavenworth. but viii leaye
Alto, Cal, whore Maj. wadsworth 70 On
duty with tho 18th Cavalry.
Col Charles W. Fenton. Q. g. A. saA
Mrs. Fenton have visiting them q SSEe
Rochester OF New York.
Mrs Edmund A. Buchanan. wife Of
Maj. Buchanan. U. s. A., returned from
visited her husband. and is now at Fort
Myer. Va
Mrs. Jueneman, wife Of Col yuens-
man. U. s. A.. with their two children.
arrived at Gettysburg, Pa. last wssk
to join Col. Jueneman. who is on duty
| there.
Jones, U. s. A.. and their young daugh-
ter Felicia are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward S. Norton.
! Mrs. George P. Peed. wife Of Lieut.
| Col. Peed. U. 8. A.. has gone to Ports
James Peed.
| Lieut. Harold c. Fiske, U. 8. 4, and
Mrs. Fiske have visiting them at the
Washington barracks the latters cousin.
Miss Virginia Maxwell OF Cincinnati,
Ohio.
| Mrs. G. W. Mason. who recently SAIL
ed to Join Capt. Mason. u. 8. A.. in the
lCanal Zone. has arrived at Tabago.
| Mrs W. H. Clendenin. wife of Capt.
tClendenin. L. &. A., recently arrived At
| CONTINUED on Sixth Page)
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Mrs Green Clay Goodloe. widow Of
Brig. Gen. Goodloe, Z. s. NJ. c., with
her young son. Green Clay Goodloe. jr..
is spending the autumn at Frederick.
Nd, after living through the summer
at her country place. Woodrow. Prince
Georges county. Md.
Ensign John n. Blankenship. U. S. n.
retired, and Mrs. Blankenship are at
the Farragut for the winter, as the
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has been stationed at Baltimore. Nd.

has been stationed at Baltimore. Md.
Gen. Muir. U. s. A.. with their family
has located for the season at $3.50 18th
street.
Capt. Louis Robinson Dice. U. 8. A..
and Mrs. Dice arrived in the city last
tors at Fort Washington. Md, can be
made ready.
Maj. Robert whitfield. U. s. A., and
Mrs. whitfield have leased the house
1s45 Irving street for tho winter.
Mrs. Harold Naylor. widow of Lieut..
Naylor, U. s. A. with her three little
daughters, will spend the winter at
the Dupont, where she has taken an
apartment.
Mrs. Roger D. Williams. wife Of
Brig. Gen. williams, U. s. A.. last week
Joined him at Hattiesburg. Miss. where
she will remain until the 1st OF De-
cember. when she goes to Gettysburg,
Pa. for visit to their son, Lieut.. Rog-
er Williams, U. S. A.
Mrs. Martin C. Shallenberger. wife OF
Capt. Shallenberger. has taken for the
season an apartment at 1863 Mintwood
place Capt Shallenberger is with the
Army in France.
Col. Charles L. Potter. U. s. A., and
Mrs. Potter. with their daughter, Miss
Clarissa Potter, are visiting Capt
Clarence H. Knight. U. S. A.. and Mrs
Knight at the latter's home here pend
ing the selection of suitable house
for the season.
Mrs. Guy Kent. wife Of Maj. Kent
U. S. A.. now on duty at Camp Meade
Md. will remain with their son at 924
Beacon street. Boston, where she has
leased an apartment for the winter.
Conline, U. S. A., and Miss Vivienne
Conline, their daughter. after an al
sence Of several months in Canada,
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former has been assigned to active
duty in the bureau of ordnance.

former has been assigned to active
duty in the bureau of ordnance.
| DR.. Robert c. Ransdell. U. S. N. and
Mrs Ransdell have returned for the
| winter and reopened their apartment
at the Avondale.
| Lieut.. Galen NJ. sturgis. u S. NJ. c..
| after a visit to his parents. Prof ana
/ Mrs. g. C. SturEfs. at HyattSvflle, ma.
! has returned to station at Quantico. Va
| Lieut. Clarence Williams, U s. n.
has gone to Berwyn Heights. Nd.
where he is visiting Representative
| and Mrs. Schall.
Mrs. James Boutwell, VIII. wife Of
Lieut. VIII, U. S. N, has gone to An
napolis, where she Will spend the win
| ter at the Brice House with her mother.
Mrs Harley II. Christy. after series
! of visits to West Point, Wilmington
] and Washington.
! Lieut.. Commander Henry Norman
| Jensen, Z. S. ~, and Mrs. Jensen have
leased for the season an apartment
! Mrs Jensen recently came to Wash
| ington from California
Mrs W. L. Pryor. wife Of Lieut.: Com
mander Pryor =; s n, M, came me. 70 %eek ast to
| meet her sister. Miss Katherine knight,
| who has just returned from the far
| east, where she went some months ago
to join her father. Rear Admiral
knight. L. s N Mrs. Pryor and Miss
| Knight have returned for the winter
| to the Norfolk (Va.) navy yard
| Capt Roscoe Arnett. L. S. NJ C.. and
| Mrs Arnett have returned from a short
| visit to the latter's parents at Annapo-
| lis. Md.
| Mrs. c. c. Thomas. widow Of Lieut..
Thomas. U. S. n. has gone TO Annapo.
| lis Nd where she will remain for the
( winter
| Mrs. Prentiss Bassett, wife Of Lieut..
Commander Bassett. U. S. N. with nef
mother. has taken an apartment Tor
| the winter at the Harwood Wing. An
napolis, during her husbands absence
| at sea.
Mrs. Won Schroeder is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law. Nal: Aleyne
yon sehraeder, s.s. 2: s. A; ana Mrs Won
Mrs. n. II. christy. wife Of Capt
| christy, Z. S. n. has gone to Ports
| mouth. N. H. for visit to Dr. and MRS.
Furlong.
| Lieut.. Charles GLADDEN.. Q. S. N. and
| Mrs GLADDEN. have been entertaining al
Boston the latter'S sister, MISS 6leanoI
| r. Girault, who has returned to her
1 home at Annapolis.
| Pay Inspector Samuel Bryan. U. 9: N.
| and Mrs. Bryan have had visiting them
at Anna polls Mrs. Archibald Robinson.
| who has returned to her homo at HYDE
Park he-Hudson.
| Rear Admiral Charles Gore. q. S. N.
| and Mrs Gore, after visit to Coro-
| nado. have gone to San Francisco for
| the winter.
| Capt. Templin NJ Potts. o. S. n. re-
| tired. and Mrs. Potts have taken apart
| ments for the winter at the Bellevue
] San Francisco, Cal.
| Mrs. Martha Gielow arrived last week
| at Puget Sound naval station for a
| visit to her son-in-law and daughter
Naval Constructor C. W. Fisher, U. s.
| n. and Mrs. Fisher.
| Lieut. Nelson Hibbs, U. n, was
! iofned last week at Newport. r. T.. by
| his wife. who has been on a visit to
her parents, Medical Director A. r.
I, Wentworth. q. 8. N. and Mrs. Went
worth. at the Puget Sound naval sta
tion.
| Lieut.. Alexander Paul Brown. O. 8.
NJ c.. whose marriage to Miss Mary
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Bonner Daniel will take place Novem-
ber IA at the Church OF St. Martins-
in-the- Fields. Philadelphia. will leave
Immediately after the ceremony with
his bride for station at Puget Sound
naval station.
Rear Admiral R. F. Worthington, o.
S. n. and Mrs. Worthington have their
niece, Miss Heather Baxter. visiting
them at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Lieut.. Commander Nelson B. Goss.
o. S. n, and Mrs. Goss have as their
guest at the League Island navy yard
Mrs Benjamin McCandless Of Wash
ington.
Lieut.. Henry II. Porter. Q. S. n. and
Mrs. Porter enjoyed a visit last week
at the Philadelphia navy yard from
Capt. A. A. King. o. S. A, and Mrs.
King.
Miss Dorothy Bennett, daughter Of
Capt. Frank Bennett. U. s. N. returned
a few days ago to her home. 1916 New
Hampshire avenue, after a pleasant
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visit to Philadelphia. where she was
the guest of Mrs. William NJ. Crose
and Miss Janet Crosse, wife and daugh-
ter of Capt. Crosse, U. 8. N.
Naval Constructor Kent Mckay, p.
S. N. and Mrs. Mckay have taken
apartments for the season at the Bel
gravia, Philadelphia.
Maj Charles B. Price. U. s. NJ. C..
following his promotion from a cap
taincy. spent last week at Washing
ton with his family, returning to his
ship on Friday.
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Army Notes.

Mrs. Edmund c. waddill. wife Of
Capt waddill. U. S. A.. since the de-
parture of her husband for France has
eons to Richmond, Va. where she will
spend the winter with Judge Edmund
Waddill and family.
Capt. Waddill for several years past
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Mrs. Martha Gielow arrived last week
at Puget Sound naval station for a
visit to her son-in-law and daughter
Naval Constructor C. W. Fisher, U. s.
n. and Mrs. Fisher.
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Lieut.. Nelson Hibbs, U. n. was
ioined last week at Newport. r. l.. by
his wife. who has been on visit to
her parents, Medical Director A. r.
wentworth. O. s. N, and Mrs. Went
worth. at the Puget Sound naval sta
tion.
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Capt. Templin NJ. Potts. o. S. n. re-
tired. and Mrs Potts have taken apart
ments for the winter at the Bellevue,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Lieut.. Alexander Paul Brown. o. 8.
NJ c., whose marriage to Miss Mary
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Rear Admiral Charles Gore. .. s. n.
and Mrs. Gore, after a visit to Coro-
nado. have gone to San Francisco for
the winter.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-20

tssd-t7 captain a. a. ltrplh n leo
cui merchant Fuided tlD dr.ilulta uf
Those two Yoafn nurps hh term thD
San AHinuin nnd hnuHa inaa iNn
road Wns hunt into Cpuwa Christi tnd
We hernn to feel thc nrt aVuaonln.
and To meet people on tAc streets
whom wr did NOT know
lNNs % lirnp krurr dtrw two
iornir nnd made aond Mbfur bur
lns hia uuc tho nrom liupoa honm
started nnd cnd,d N houof dtd
mnch puiifo work lu which Boz, waH
ahi, helped Do, htH lu,nnlr Wifr Mn.
Keller siuitcd ana Welcomed inc
STRANGER aod iu cveu WAY rl,cl ih,
F"od ~ 3D., town above porunu mtt
tens
isha 1908 % O. lovrnstiuh anu OF
one ot lhr oldest nmili,a % born Cut.
puH christian held tho ofu,r tt viii
aud tnroruh uNIng tmr 40 th
collapse 90 thc grunm vhru ulr nitp
wont Through e dtprrminu sUilr. 90
miafortunca hr hold ih, fsgua atusdllt
nnd studded uH safely hrluHh thr
hrrHkcta. iictns rcutiDnln OF rats
education and OF wealth.. he wsH stIe
Go Fi,o both limo aud Talent ta t1n
worth in hnnd dufns thh Time tp,
darkest nom ga business NIrW wr eve.
knew ifnpraN stondib drDrrasrd boz
value. More than hiatt our huaiu,aa
houses were rlnnpd. aud uuunu with
which tn keep the riiy afnltt mn ur
must have hoon hard to nui luhliD
debt WIN inevitable rho Wrndcf was
that wo hna shrod ot circuit lctt hui
Ne liVed through. and rDErc nui MAY.
or did not live tn sco al thr promise
~ eur FIRST boom more than fmfhrd
Ia the second
iqoi -o1 pr u n syHon Na-
sir-ipnn hN birth served thrmsh ih,
above Year, ns Mayor and htor As
Commissioner ncmR Un ttdent ndto.
cate of the commission fufm eft En,
eminent hv satiHfa ttutNN lunhod Nttri
the cit,'n Interest ns Commissioner
zoos -op Dan Rcid it was Ste
Reid'H fortune Co hcsln hits puhlt lto
with a new ana uniried charter hut
during the Tow months az hIa ucumh
cncN be proved toe Possibility at the
plan \ more oNtcndod norDr elise.
where During his term 81 ntu.r thr
President ot the tnitod States ,isltod
CORPUS Christi
ipi0-il rlark Please. twenty -scpnnd
man tn hold the office n tho uu,
nine ,vara since out Incorporation
in conchdinr ten lisl of NaNofs oi
out citN, the writer takes particular
pieaeure in coHtpHrine eur t.rst AND
las, inrumhenis of fhiH ofue'. Nr Row
Miiot was choson our standard hrlret
a. 1919. reelected d, e afge majority
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-20

Read tho canor Claraocds mo,
lrlne ronults nulohor thln thor.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-22
N'TE. PROHIBITION
DAY OBSERVED
HERE YESTERDAY

A large audience assembled yes
terday afternoon at the Auditorium
and enjoyed a fine program which
was given in celebration of National
Prohibition Day.
The w. C. T. U. was fortunate in
securing a renowned speaker for the
occasion in the person of DR.. G. +.
Pickard, one of the foremost preach
ers of the East, who is here on a
visit to his brother, Mr.. A. F. Pick
ard, from Fall River, Mass. DR.. Pick
ard was introduced by Mr.. c. Rucker
Adams, and he made a stirring ad-
dress, which was listened to with the
greatest of interest by all. He told
|of the great organized effort to make
the District of Columbia dry, and OF
the methods used. His address was
one of the best heard in Lakeland in
la long time.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-01-22
TWO WEEKS SHORT COURSE
TO BE HELD AT THE COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN IN TALLAHASSEE

Beginning Feb. 10, two weeks
short course will be given to the
women of our State.
This is the best short course that
the college has ever offered and ev-
ery woman that can possibly attend
will find it very profitable. We have
given short courses to our boys and
girls but we think it only fair to
give something to our women. They
need a vacation occasionally, there
would be no more profitable way to
spend a two weeks vacation than
attending this short course.
Miss Anna Barrows, teacher OF
cookery in Columbia University, VIII
give work to the women, during the
first week, of the short course.
No tuition will be charged for this
course. For information concerning
board. write to Miss Agnes Ellen
Harris, Tallahassee.
| am very anxious for Polk county
to be we'll represented at this short
course.
Watch the papers for a program of
this course.
MRS. DORA RUSSELL BARNES,
County Home Demonstration Agent
Lakeland Fla.