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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
S OC / E T Y


Colonel and Mrs. Parke r. Deans,
OF Windsor. arc the guests of tho
Governor Of Virginia Henry Carter
stuart. In the Executive Mansion Col
ohei and Mrs. Deans have been spend
ing few days in Richmond.
Guests of Mrs. Hurris.
AFTER having spent several months
IN Texas. Miss Scale has returned to
richmond for the winter ana will be
me guest OF her sister. Mrs. W. a.
HARRIS, OF Richmond College.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Josey and her little son,
vi beaumont. Texas. are guests OF their
hunt. Mrs. Harris, at Richmond Col
lcge. Mrs Joscy was. before ter mar
rage. Miss Mildred Smythe. and was
AZ one time student at Sweet Briar
College.
Invitations Out.
Mr' and Mrs. James Redmond Eos
,er' OF "Glcnville," near The Plains,
In Fauquler County. have issued in
N'ations 10 the marriage Of their
daughter. Mary T'ltzhugh. to Edward
Sarter Turner, Jr., OF Tho Neither
lands" son of Mrs. Edward Turner
also OF Fauquier County. The cere-
inG' october u, at 6 O'Clock. at Grace
episcopal Church. The Plaina. 4 re-
ception will follow the ceremony at
Chenille"
To Make Home Here.
Mrs. Prescott Huidekeper, Of Clarke
county. formerly Miss Nancy Nelson,
ID In Richmond for the winter and
WIZ make her home at 2S23 Grove Ave-
nue.. Captain liu:dekoper is stationed
at Camp Lee.
Homo Wedding.
me home Of Mrs a. L. Van Pelt
Mas the scene OF pretty marriage on
thursday evening at 1890 O'Clock, when
ner daughter, Annie Louise became
me bride OF James Edward Anderson
Inc ceremony was performed by Rev
~ ~. Newbury, Of the Clay Street
s Meahoalst church The parlors were
decorated In palms. ferns, goldeurud
and shaded lights.
The bridal party entered To lie
sirhihs or Lohengrins bridal chorus
prayed by Miss Bessie s. Isbeu snt
Eeiieve Me, il All Those Endearinp
iolns Charms" was softly rendered
"urihs the ceremony Little Miss Ellen
NOR royal niece Of the bride, in q
white frocis with yellow ribbona mr..
crded the bridal party CARRYING the
ring In lily. Miss Josie Rodgers ,r
white SILK gown and carrying p,nk
carnations. WAS maid OF honor. and
russell Rowlctt acted as the groom.
best man.
The bride. who wore 4 bee ,,ninr
l.
Gioth. entered with her brother, G. 4
an felt. who gave her away
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson left for an extend.
. nu .our. Ihey Will visit Niagara Fails,
toronto and New York City.
Cnrr-Dawlcy.
An event OF interest was the mar
rage Of Miss Willie Ruth Dawley TO
iercy Jenkins Carr. L. S. y. T.. The
wedding took place OH Thursday morn
ing In The study OF Rev. j. b. Hutson.
-. Tho bride wore a travelling suit
OK oiue cloth with hat to match.
Air. and Mrs. Carr left immediately for
q snort stay in Washington and Nor
io!k' the groom TO shortly resume his
duties in the service. Mrs. Carr viii
return 10 Richmond to spend the win
Ter with her mother. The brides sister
MIS- J. Dawlcy Ridgcly, OF Atlanta,
VINO was dame of honor at the wed
ding, Is spending several days here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
OBSERVE COLUMBUS DAY
Mayor AInslic Addresses italian Colony
nt Celebration I'm Colombo
Hall.

Columbus Day was celebrated las
night IN Richmond at Colombo Hall
2Oi9 West Broad Street. under the
auspices OF Giuseppe Verdi Lodge. No
3l5, Order OF the Sons OF Italy. AL
the Italians in the city were invited
TO attend the celebration, and several
hundred were present
Mayor George Ainslic was the princi-
pal speaker Of the evening. William
Amoroso and a. Marchetti were also
on the program. Besides the addresses
there were other forms of diversion
dancing and refreshments. The cele-
bration continued from O'Clock until
after midnight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
GOOD FRIEND
TO WOMEN
That's What Mount Pleasant
Lady Says Cardui Is and Tells
What 1t Did For Her.

Mt. Pleasant, Tenn.-"As n girl
was always we'll and hearty" says
Mrs. NJ. e. Rail, OF this place II
have always been accounted healthy.
l never felt any trouble like :.
weakness until came to the change
of life. I was, about forty-fve when
that began. think I would have
died had not found out what q good
friend to women Cardui is.
suffered great deal. ! had a
number OF fainting spells, and :.
would be obliged to lie in bed week
or two at a time. I never liked to
lie in bed because it interfered SO
with my work. The swimming in
my head was nearly continuous. 1
could not stoop down, it would make
me so dizzy. think / used Cardui
off and on for two or three years,
using in that time about or 10 bot
ties. ! began to feel the improve
ment in health before I had taken
one bottle, but kept on taking it until
/ got in perfect health.
Had it not been for Cardui know
1 would have been dead Now
I am 62 years old, and weigh about
ITS. and am in the most perfect
health"
Give Cardui trial for your trou-
bles. 1t should do for you what it
has done for thousands OF others
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
BOY SCOUTS

The Liberty loan campaign is the
thought foremost in the minds of the
Richmond Scouts Every troop Is
planning real campaign OF it's own
The troop committees. comprising
many of the leading citizens OF Rich.
mond. are arranging to cooperate, and
the leaders of various churches, clubs
and communities are being requested
TO arrange suppers for the busy work
ers. beginning Saturday, October 90
and ending Thursday, October 25.
The Boy Scouts realize 10 the full
est their wonderful opportunity for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
COL UMBIA STUDENTS WANT
BEARD BACK IN FACULTY
Petition Trustees and Fnculty to
Effect REIMBURSEMENT of Dif-
ferenrcs.
Copyright. 1917. BY Wheeler Syndicate. !
IBy Associated Press1

IBy Associated Pressl
NE" YORK. October 12.-Trustees
and faculty OF Columbia University
were petitioned to effect a readjust-
ment Of differences which would re-
silt in Professor Charles A. Beard re-
Stunning his services as member OF the
faculty at a meeting of 700 und .rclass
men OF the college to-day.
In rendering his resignation last
Monday Professor Beard said it was
because the university lis really under
the control OF small and active group
OF trustees who have no standing In
the world Of education, who are reac-
tionary and visioniess In politics. mar
row and medieval in religion"
The resolutions adopted to-day ex-
press regre; that the professor "felt IL
necessary to resign" and that "in the
interest OF the good name and scholas-
tic reputation Of Columbia. we conf
IDENTIFY expect the trustees and faculty
to adopt whatever measures may be
necessary to bring about desirable
spirit Of cooperation among trustees
faculty and students"
Speakers declared Professor Boards
resignation was not Influenced by the
action OF the trustees last week in
declaring vacant the professsorships
held by James Mckeen Cattell and
Henry w. L. Dana. because of their
pacifist activities. They asserted free
thought" on the part Of the faculty
by the board of trustees, as now con-
Srituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
Morgan Elected Captain.

At meeting held I'm the Binford
Junior High School officers of he Fifth
Company, Home Defense League. were
elected. Captain Branch B. Morgan
drillnaster OF the company. former
commandment of the Virginia Military
Institute. was named captain. and j
NJ. Rother first lieutenant.
The officers will appoint noncommis-
stoned officers. On the suggestion If
Captain Morgan motion was adopt ed
making the term of the officers until
January /. when officers will be chosen
for the period Of the war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13

Count Won Luxburg, after having
been handed his passports, disappeared
from Bucnos Aires. but was found early
in the week In the southern part Of
the Province Of Buenos Aires. and ar
rested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-13
REACHES DETENTION CAMP
Won Luxburg, Former German Mini.ter
to Argentina. Now on Island of
Martin Garcia.
INV A.sociated Press

rr,~,oI BY ,HsSoGlhteu Press
BUENOS AIRES. October 12.-Count
Karl Won Luxburg, the former German
minister to Argentina, arrived to-day
at the detention camp on the Island
of Martin Garcia.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Real Estate Deals

Avery & Stephens this week
report the following real estate
deals: The sale of the 40 acre
Guthrie farm near Rryant to f.
f.. Furr OF V-edersburg, Ind, for
81, 400. Mr.Furr and his father.
in law were here looking over
the Ozarks. The new owner ex.
poets to move to the farm about
Jan 1, while Mr.. Guthrie expects
to go to Iowa The trade between
W. II. Andrews and Fred Justus
of Greensburg, kas., wherein the
former gives his so acre farm
near Bryant for the ll9 acre
Justus farm in the Pea Ridge
neighborhood, occupied by S. K.
Hedrick. Mr. Andrews expects
t, move to his nav farm about
Nov. Is, while Mrs. Justus ex'
poets t rent lis farm. Mr.. An
drews gives 81, 900 90 difference,
The sale of the Mrs. M. E. Camp
bt II house and lot near the schoo
house on Commercial street t.
Mrs. Mary A. Turley for $3.50.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18

was an entire success. Some Ol
| ihe best cattle and hogs in the
county we're on exhibit and the
agricultural display was simply
wonderful.
Kingsley Findley and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
baby girl last Wednesday. The
first baby girl in recent years in
the Finley family.
Members of the Methodist
Church at this point have receiv
ed word from the District Sup
erintendent that this charge
woald be supplied by Rev, Null
f,om near Seymour.
j. w. Kennedy reports that
the frost got $4,000 worth of
ripe tomatoes on. his 40 acre
patch He reports canning $35,
OOOworth of tomatoes this season
Friends in this city have re
ceived announcement of the az
rival of a boy baby at the home
of Atty, and Mrs. Chas. w. Evans
of Mountain Grove,
Alex Salisbury from near
Mansfield made this office short
visit today. Mr.. Salisbury if of
a philosophical turo, is optimis.
tic in temperament.a and ia a keen
observer. Any person is better
by having a chat with him and
our latch string hangs on the
outside.
Rev. G. w. Holmes of Sey
mour preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday. Rev. Holme.
shows marked ability as a pre-
acher and his sermons proved
that he was not only learned If
the Scriptures but keenly alive
to the great moral aud religion.
upheavals now In progress ant
thoroughly in harmony will
their proper social interpreta
tions.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Christian Endeavor Social

The Christian Endeavor Socis.
ty is arranging for a Hallowe EN-
party which promises to be of an
unusually interesting nature.
The following committees are
at work and are to report at the
next Endeavor meeting:
Refreshments Mesdames j
A. Riley, j D Reynolds, f. Pc
ters, DIV. Hoover, C,L. Beach.
Games-Mesdames W. @. Co
day, Frank Beach, j, e Craig,
Miss Jewell Hoover.
Invitation WA. Black, Mrs.J
G. Carter, Misses Lula Riley
Nora Ro-s, Alice Tombleson,
Hall Mrs &. c. C.Frleman.
Decorations Misses Mabe]
Hoover, Leona Hoover, Alice
Mooney, Mamie Beach, Golds
Norcross, Grace Craig, } G. Car
ter and wife. G. G. Freemen anc
wife, j. D Reynolds, WA. Black
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
The Old Sage Writes

The Oelwein Register, of Gel
vein, Iowa, says: Many of our
readers will call the sage at
Fayette, Abe F,Ote, who when a
resident of the Athens country
was wont to pass out pr. 'phesiss
relative to the weather for com
ing months. He went south some
years ago and bought farm
near Mansti' Id, Mo. He occa.
sionaIIy drops The Register a
line. A recent card ia as follows:
I've sure have a crowd ut our
annual fair, You see by the pa
per ! send that We are not in the
back woods. We have not had a
particle of frost, and we lave the
best crops sil c. | have b.e n
down here, just as | wrote that
we would last spring. And you
have good crops, too. A. l..
FonCe."
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Food Conservation Meeting

Mrs w. NJ. Divan. county chair,
man of the woman's committee,
council of defense, returned
Tuesday night from Jefferson
City, where she attended an i'm
pOrtant meeting held Monday in
the new capitol building. The
meeting was presided over by
Don c. Farnsworth of Washing
ton, representative OF Herbert
Hoover, food administrator. He
outlined the plans of the admin
istratiOn f"r the signing of the
Hoover pledge. In the afternoon
a get together meeting of the
county and city chalrmen was
held at the Madison hOteI, pre-.
sided over by the state chair
man, Mrs, B. f. Bush of st.
Louis, to further outline plans
for the work. The meeting Was
a most INSTRUCTIVE as we'll as en-
ioyable one. Food conservation
organizations will be perfected
in every county, Every minist.
er in the state rs asked to dis
cuss food conservation from the
pulpit at the earliest possible
Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Buy a Bond

| Oct "a is Liberty LON Day
| M. A. Freeman, having beer
named by State Chairman
Hughes to assist in the Liberty
Lean campaign in this county,
has arranged for a meeting al
7:30 Friday night at the G. A. r
hall, at which j Lon Dennis will
be the speaker. You are urged
to attend.
j. Lon Dennis and j. w. Jack
son are announced to speak at a
Liberty Loan meeting at Hart.
vile Saturday, and all patriotic
Americans and that means all
of US are urged to be present.
j. A. Chase of MOlntain Grove
is county chairman andJ f. Deck
ard of HartvilIe is committeeman
for Hart township. Mr.. DEM S
was also scheduled tn speak at
the Crawford school house Tues
day, at the Robinett ye tel day.
and at Rayborn today.
J A, Chase of the Mountain
Grove Bank, j Nj. Ryan of the
Ryan Banking Co. of Norwood,
Bert Ellis Of the Wright County
Bank If Hartville, and G. M Hun.
ter of the Bank of Names were
the out.of town bankers who at
tended the meeting of theWright
County Bankers Association
here Friday night. They decid
ed that each member of the asso
citation would advance 900 of the
purchase price Of Liberty Loan
bonds for 8 months, at the same
rate of interest the bonds bear,
to persons desiring to buy bonds
but not being prepared to do so
now. They will meet here Fri
day to allot to each hank in the
county it's sha' e of bonds.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
o. E. S. Dinner

The Eastern Star enjoyed a big
dinner at the hospitable J. B,
Freeman home Sunday. each one
bringing something good to eat,
the combinatinn making a feast
10 tempt the most epicurean.
Those present were N. ]. Craig,
wife and children Wanda. Irene
and Jack: H. B. Paul, wife and
daughter; DR. Snyder, wife and
daughter; DR.. ]. A. Fuson, wife
and daughter; 0. L. Robinett,
wife and son; w. A Black, wife
ind son; Fred Carnall and family;
A. J. Wilder and wife; J.B. Free
man and wife, Mesdames E. j.
Nichols, M. E. West, R. NJ. Rogers,
Il. Coday, w. B, Hitchcock.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
And They Were Wed

Two of our most popularyoung
folks, Miss Mabel Hoffman and
John Duncan, were married at
the home of the brides parents
Sunday. Although they intend.
ed the marriage to be surprise
nearly everyone was suspecting
it.-C.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
From Hartville Democrat

The canning factory at Fair
View 2T miles north of Duncan
was destroyed by fire. The fac.
tory was owned by Ame Cant
rell who thinks the fire original
ed from a coal of fire dropped a.
bout dark. $4,000 cans of toma.
toes and 5000 empty cans were
lost. There vas no insurance.
The Stock Show at Mansfield
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18

The Red Cross meets with
Mrs. j. A. Fuson next Wednes
day, afternoon. The meeting last
night was with Mrs. M. e. Cor.
man: last week, with Mrs. W. NJ.
Divan.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Modern Woodmen of Amer.
ica, Attention!

On Saturday night, Oct. 20, q
referendum vote of Mansfield
Camp, No. 344s. will be taken
upon the Patriotic Fund assess.
ment question. Be there and
exc rcise your influence.
w. A BLACK, VIC.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
School Notes

Or. IL. NJ, Rogers address al
last week 8 assembly was we'll re
ceived. He told the students
many good things regarding the
care of their bodies, sanitation,
first aid,e etc. We hope to have him
with US again before the scheul
year is over.
Last week We had a fire drill
at school. No student Was allow.
ed to take books or wraps out
with him. Every student was out
of the building in a little less
than 30 seconds after the gong
had sounded. This was excellent
for the Il st time. We expect to
have other drills later.
Supt. Smith, late of Seymour,
has been drafted into the army
service. Prof. l.. II. Coward If
Monet has been elected to ill
the Vacancy.
Prof. Porter, principal of the
Seymour High School was a VISIT
or in our. school all day Wednes.
day of last week. The school there
Was dismissed for week be
cause Of diptheria.
The eighth grade under the di
rection of Mr.. Fullington, is
making study of the present
great War. This is subject which
all students should be. and are,
interested in. Mr.. Ful|ing ton has
given them an outline to follow
in their study.
Friday an athletic organization
was formed. Each member was
assessed 15c to meet expenses.
The secretary, Miss L ckie Craig
will soon begin writing to schools
to arrange a schedule of games
of basket ball for both the boys
and girls.
The classes in M. & NJ. History
and Ancient History have been !
given long list of questions for
review. They will soon take a
test on these lists.
The girls in the sewing class
seem to he greatly interested in
their work. They are getting
some practical knowledge, which
they will oe sure to use when
their high school days are over.
We have just received the first
of new books. Our
librarian, Miss Hazel Burney is
getting them placed Tor use in
the library. This consignment
43 volumes. The other
shipment, VIII ch we expect soon,
will be about that many more.
A new state course was issued
last year, and our library was
greatly behind in books required
by the State Department OF
The books ordered
are all disable and will add materi.
ally to the efficiency of the libr
airy.
Parents are you sati fed with
the work your child is doing?
Visit US aud talk to his teacher
and lind out whether you think
your child is doing his best to be
a good student.
Grade cards will be issued in |
about three week at the end OF
the lSt quarter.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18

This game being the first to be
played by the boys was played
with very high spirit between
each team.
Signed Herbert A. Short,
Clifford M. S al,
Marvin H. Dennis.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
ID Your Name Here?

The following have our thanks fol
cash on subscription since our last re-
port:
r, M. Holland. Mansfield.
H. A. Samuel, Cedar Gap.
j, r. Pool, Mansfield.
j. E. Elder, Redfield. Kas.
Alex Moore, Mansfield,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18

You only need SanOl Eczema
Cure to get rid Of those Black
Heads, Pi,nples, rough bumpy
skin. Leaves skin smooth. Cures
any case of Eczema. Is pleasant
to use. A trial will convince you.
3Sc at the drug store.-adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18

j. S. Smalley and son have re.
turned from their trip to Okla.
homa and North Missouri.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Obituary

The funeral of Geo. Rrinkley,
who died suddenly of heart trou
BILE at his home on MILESTONE,
was held Sunday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Wright County Wins

Once more Wright county
scores. our army boys defeating
st Louis in a baseball game at
Camp Funston, Kas.. by a sc0re
Of 10 too. You can depend up.
onthe Wright county contlngent's
giving a good account OF them.
selves, VIII ther it is in playing
ball or in war, Hurrah for the
Wright county boys. The follow.
ing report of the game was re.
ceived by the Mirror:
The first Army game for the
Weight county boys was played
between the Wright county boys
and st. Louis boys.
The Wright county line up
was as follows:
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-18
Saving Your Countr,
A Saving For You

AT meeting of the Wright County Bankers Association
voted that those who prepared buy present each
member will loan the purchase for months the
O the bonds draw
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-05
AND GIANTS CLASH
IN CRITICAL SERIES OF Year
Last Chance of Morans Men Catch Giants AS Rivals
Play Six Games

New York. Sept. 5-As the National
and American League teams sail
down the stretch the chances for a
Gfant-White Sox worlds series grow
brighter every day While the Giants
are in the throes Of their worst slump
Of the year they piled up such a lead
while the going was good that they
are safe unless they collapse COM
pIetely. The Phi11ies are not going
any too we'll themselves, their double
victory on Labor Day in Brooklyn
being their only real bright spot in
over week. OF their last eight
games they have won four, lost three
and tied one.
The Giants and Phi1Iies win cram
six games into the next three days,
and about the only chance for the
Qua.kers is to clean up on the series.
Should Philadelphia win six straight
it would leave New York only two
games ahead. Were the PhiIIies to
take four out of six, the Giants still
would lead by SIX full games Even
should Phil1y win five out of six, only
half Of New FORKS eight game lead
would be chopped away and Philadel-
phia would still be four full games be-
hind.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-09-05
|CoLLEGES To PLAY
/ FOOTBALL AGAIN IN
. SPITE UFHTHE WAR

! At most of the big colleges and uni
IvexHties which include football in
their athletic curriculum the grid
hron,gams is now becoming the princi-
lpal topic of conversation. For, de-
bgptte the fact that most OF the great
linstftntions are suffering from a lack
bof high grade football material be-
cause most of the stars have answered
the call to the colors, numbers of the
Heading institutions have decided to go
Through with the schedule they have
decided to go through with the sched-
jule they have mapped out for this fall.
Penn State, University of Southern
lCalifornia, Colgate, Syracuse, Wash
lington apd Jefferson, Ohio State,
1diohigan Aggies, Indians. Washing
2on State College, University of Texas,
West Virginia, Nebraska, Wisconsin
and Illinois will all be seen in gridiron
STRUGGLES this year. OF course, there
lds the possibility that some of them
<-4fti have to abandon the game for
lack of material.
The authorities at these institutions
believe that football provides excellent
training for embryo soldiers and that
everything possible should be done to
encourage the game and keep it alive.
For this reason the squads at several
of the leading institutions will soon
begin to assemble.
Many OF them have good material
loft over from last season, but all OF