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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
Der 6aabe s'Mttad3e
0erruffifden Bptfdaft In
Batimore aef9offen.

Baltimore, Wb., 4. aprh. -
graf Wi&ael g0r5atoipsti, Der Dam
bells atiade Der rufii&n 8oH6nf'
In WaIbineior, Der por eiHer gDos
DE- nit sinsm Dotumsrlie bes ruiiI'
i9en Jinansminiiisrs fiir bic Bot
j&aft In ben Der. Siaatsn aisdm
irurbs am friibsn Worseu i'm galti'
more Gountrp aIub bur& stnsr
G4ub psripunbet. Ct befinbst ia
in einem biefissn Scfpiiai.
9rai @or5aiousfp ipar am Sants'
too BON Waibineton, no er ieiD Ootll'
,ueEt in Der ruiiiid)en Doiid,ait obge'
lieiert batte, bier angetollnien.
@. 8risDoIb IbeIin Elm proriinen'
ter aIubniant, bate i'm i'm Baltimore
Gountrp Stub eineefiibrt. lin 2 llbr
am gPittuo1 Worgen lpirbe Der Oral
be,prBtIos oiif benz 8obeu aliisefun.
pen. fporalif Serr EbeIip i'm rad Dem
Soipital Brasbte.
ireunSs oes @rafer iosten, bieier
babe Init einem RcpoIper geipieIt, oils
oer5elbe nit einenlnnle IosgegangeI
iei" gle ertIdrtn, yer babe cine GtIB.
,pnnbe in Der @rlft.
sSm Soipitll iebod wnrbe seiast.
cab DIE aisel iid inn @asen befinoe,
nnb elmer Der acr5te erAa,ie, oab es
iidj aiseni6einIid, nid,i nm einen
llnpIildsfaa baiible. Die riiiiffe
gotiduit In Ba!binstOn wiIrSe be.
na6ri9iigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
Fred. A. Erschell,
Geideubsifatter nnS Giubnliamirer
Bora Str, 2letpport, ,Ap.,
1eIesbon: eoutb ss urb eou.b 2eeo.
alexandria Gfftes: 6iIanb 557 p 2.
cfiiSirlr gtrhanbiunssu
bsr sleppcrt etabt QprmiHare.
om q QipriI 1917

Der 9sipport gfaib Der sinbtaommiHdr,
belt ant obleeH Datum uHtet bem Borfg be.
Asaoors eipingtion ieiHe rfeeimatisf Stsanf
ub. Nnneieno fpurer bic aoumiiIdIe 4teyt
SermaH, D,oqrea unb @efsnbera.
finiigt
Ser geri&t bes saunfpeftors bro Saruar
bebrlnr rBe waars 1917 fparbe srtpegtnesDeiH
men.
Der geritt birYi6tiid ber Grabiruna INN
BEE Eofteuborauitloa fir be BsrbefsruHa be,
5nmes alep, 5pif6en ber gfnbeHa &irabs uni
central eeennf, Dnrbe ageenonMfr
vine HeloliuioH fpirbe nHaenouuier, iuonat
5000 Iz. meide BON ber unioa e.. Q. & Bonner
90, aIs Enbatt erhalisu tplirbeu, benz sscrib bsI
Clifton Fnupiinitou eu!aei6risben iperhen fol
len. Der Ndbat mar fiir Refrangen in ipeL
den far Glefirtsitai be5abli pHrbe bswtuisi
ncrbeH
elne aefouiicr prbe anaeucmmer. tuonod
bic tlraitaf bes glers uHb Seblliss 9ifr;s
bee TepdtieTertS Der b'fenfithen s9erfe ani
$4,000 refp. $1,000 ert6bi perher 'ol.
eine MeioInti9n nnrRt ansenommsIi lSonat
llnb qiHoen sipeHif. Cement giiuH uub G6ftslRs
bergefielt iuerheH toteu.
Der &eri6i binStdtlid Der Vrdbiriina uTb
bes aoiieHperdnitlaas iir bic RsrpeNerIlHa be.
y SIrube, 3fpiid,eu Der Bari lIIe SinbeH are'
Hle, iplubt nrneuomnIen.
Der Heridt biutihilin Der @rabruua urIe
bee aofieHpouaRfchidas bfr bobee strabe. TOO
1milten Der NtabloH ulb tltler'on. Etrabe
ber 9emeHifhtnH' uno GdiieiH beraeiieuf net.
ben foa, Dnroe aHgeilpHlmeu
Cine GybinniH tpelte pie @eienlfruiitou Der
O. Strahe. sfpifden Der eiibeH uHo 8arf ass'
rue. biir6 be sestiielnre bon gementgitnn,
nuo GifieineH bs'iiuIri uurbe Glf eiHf aoee
snriId1aeleaf
Sine Erbinans nsIde bic sleioHftrfiiipn Der
Fohae Sirabe, 3iuif6en her Rdherfon uHb
RrGbtou Etrnts, burh bic Seritsunne bon
Cement BiuH, unb @1iteneu beiiimut, tpMroe
nui eine sBohe Birildaeleai
Aennurgen sym eetraae bon 5000 bsenbli
iperbsH fonen
gtns Erotunng toeIte bic ginperlfbrue eis
rec aeipifitH Ierrdtns befiiurit. iuub,ird iere5
1srrniu als ein 1beil her Gnbi Aeiuperi.
Campbell 9Ountn. stO.. rrilhri pirb. iuuree cub
qiiita aroeHomHen.
Die enraidnfi bss Rrioai 9olgifien gbas.
Nelt ful,roe nnpenomUtn.
Sieranf BeriaphBQ
ges. @ q, eibiHgfiun Wapor.
ateftiri: attbur Hptt, Heeorefr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05

Wtapcr @a4ta fiibrt ben Wsriit anb
Gin babies Sntenb 0leoper
taItsn Nmipra4en.

9ie 8orbereitnneen fiir bic aopaIi'
.gerianunlung, Die beute gIbenb IN
Der Wliiifbnlle itattfinbet. iino Dor
tSeiten bes @iirger. .ausfdpiiies eetrof
ZEN. 9iirgermeiiter @ecrge Hudta
miro in Der 8e:iamnlliing ben 0oriit
fiibretL oos 9roiinungsgebet miro
pom @ep. Sobn 8. !SiGep gcipro&en
unb entities Wsilitdrfapeae ipielt
patriotiid, 2ieher. glls saebner iper.
oen genanrtt: Senator 3. 9. 5ornfer,
Grgoirperneur rsitoioit Sarnoii Rcu.
!Silao @iIsnIobr, 9iobbi Gorib 1bilip.
ion Geo. z. Srpe umb Q. z. Oiron.
eIub iueroen, pic bas in airberen
Staeten Der Bau eepeien, ReioIiitio.
ren angeflonlrlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
Sabiider llnterititunss .-gerin.


Inter benz @oriib bes Germ ausuf'
gmia unb nit 6erru Sobn Disbolt
aIs Se.retGr fanb sefiern abenb BIZ
QuartaIs @srfammIuns bes obiser
9ereins in Jlamms SaIle. glber uni
Wewliden @penue itatt. IN feds er'
frantic wlitsli,ber selansten i'm gon'
sen $50 ols llnterfkibuns sur alus'
sablung. 6srr gultap 2ait reiienirt!
oils Delesat ,ur Deutf4eu Gag G.fsus
itaft unb an feline STEELE fpurbe Srr
@uftap aarI.. NIT 9beobor @rof ais
sSteIIbertreter sripGbli. Das apwer!
bes 5ubepobl Wdnner9ors, bos am
Gpnrtas glaGan.. ben %. April i'm
Ctepn ffattfinbet, fptrb Der 0erstn in
corpore befuden. gs fpurbe eiritims
mig beItlpHen i'm 2aufe bss Goms
msrs Elm pirnie su peranfaiten unb
nm sinsn sesisnetsn plab bafiir 5u
finbm fpurben bic Gxrren p!ufius
s5lamm, Sofepb Wdnsortnsr. 9usuit
gtmon, Fabian 51usler unb Jofpb
Diittlineer ernannt. Die Ginnahmsn
beIi.f.n fi6 auf $3.50 uRS bic auss
gaben auf $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
Ser Gemiiiesarteu.
BUR auafaat BON pfrf&ie
bentn @emifeioxten.

'
Tli glusnabme Der nusbausrn'
ben aiihsntriutsr, bic burd Stpd'
tbeiluns psrnebri tptrben mullen
aIle 0tmiiTe aus Samen ee5cgen iptr'
ben. unb 1T ss besbaIb DOT allen
uotbtpsnbie, bab man ii6 suien Saa'
men Don ben gsmiiieiorisn peridafft
bic man pflunssn lpill. Bon Dislsr'
gemiiisarten HamentIi4 ben tin'
jabrissn, tann man ii9 lei1i sutsn
Samen ieIbjf siebeL fpis BON Grbien,
9pbnen, Rdrottsn, @urien unb einl'
gen Salatartsn, absr man mub bnnil
btfonbtfe Sorsfalt auf bic geipin'
,lung bitfer Saameu pertpenben, ba'
mt bic baraus se5osenen pfianasu
aud ben sebtsisn Griparii,ngen tat'
fpreden. Die gflan5tn, pcn btntn
man Goamen srnien min. biirftr iiG
nictt IN Der HGbe Don Iolden berisl,
ben 0attung befinbsH, ba fonft burd'
ssemfsitias Hsfru4tuna bti Der sIsi'
den HliitbtSeit aud onbere minbsrs
ipertist Sprten entftsben. Ginigs Der
perfdisbtnen gemiilearten bIsiben aui
benz Stditborts, ouf bem fis ssIdt
fpurbsn, ifehsn, b. 8. fie iptrbsn nidt
psrpflau5t, ipis bies bsi giettib, Wds
bies, Gurssn GrbiU. Nobns,l aarots
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
airdJlidjes.

Sn Der Driiten Dsutiden prot
Stride on WaInut, nabe 8. Strabe
(paitor 8. 6aefuer) finbst morsen
am Gbarfreiias, 8ormittass I'm 1l
llbr, Gottesbienit nit 4bensmabls'
feier itaii. Die aonfirmanben nit H.
rem gliern unb 4nseb6rigen ipsrber
gum Sii9 bes 9errn seben. Sober
mann III ipilliommen. - Tdhhsr
Gonntns, Worssns 10 lihr iit Offer
sottesbienit unb aknbmablsfeier.
Rsunion Der junsen geute am abenb'
mablstifd. - Mm Sonntas mad
Siien muiisaIif&sr Citersottss'
bteuft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05

Then ani@etnsnb sstpdrtet batten, ses
nustsn Fe Sur ausfiibrung bes Gins
bru6s. Die Burden batten ibre
SbGtigtsit ouf ben otpeien Gtod bss
Sebdubes tOnSentrirt, ipGbrenb iis
bas SilbsrasIthirr i'm eriten Gtod nm
beriibrt lieBen.
gauerlaubnibfasine: @n Sohn
). Donppun fir Elm 8adIteinz 9ebGubs
an Der 13. Strabs, sniihen Der
9reenup unb 9arrdrb Strabe, u
$500. - ). 70. Soffman fir Elm
Sramebaus, RO, 21s Sft II. Strabe,
III $500.
@sO. 9. Smith BON SIC. 405
@eft 5. Strabe, @panspille, Snb.,
purbe seitern in Tdfpsr eriranttcn,
3uitonbe an Der Main Strabe dufses
Tunben unb nah bem ct. Glilabst1
9oipitdl gefra4t.
- apmon Ozone BON Der Com
eaqnie 6 bes 3. CAip Heaiments tpur.
be aeifern @berb an ber stuffahrt sur
Adndetriife in nerlettem 3uitanb ses
furben. @r hattie o6erhuIb bes retz
ten @uaes unb am Sintertppf Stnitts
puroen erlitten. Or tpurbe ongebli6
hon einem Strabenbabrpoooon ees
trcffeu. Tnone tpurbe na6 benz Me>
mprial S1oipitdl qebrada.
Ter befonnte Redtsanipolt
Ri+urb Grnit lieet iaper ertrantt
haruieber.
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Oaie'Dak.

Gtneinudfi 2; Columbus 2.
Jn bem eeitrissn iebien Spiel Der
Serie spiiden unfsrn 'rRebs1 uub
ben golambnier .Ssnaiortn' bebisns
ten S6leubsrsr UlitheH unb Sanger
GIar,e infer G.fdib gssen aapIer
uno Coleman fir bic @esnsr. liniere
gnttsrie tpurbs nod b.m 6. @anss
bur6 Gasr begin. Glen absei6f,
tpGbrenb bic gpIumbufer Bic gum
Gnbs bss SpisIes auf ibrsm sloii.n
Derblisbsn. Dos Spiel fam mad ,ebn
@dnpsn obne eHtidettuns fpesen
9un.eIbstt su Gnbe.
Das Spief.
Gineinnati .,.O0O0oO0011--2
Columbus :. 0000010001-2
geib. 0eunsr mod.en is s Sreffer.
Die .R.bs' batten sinen GsbIer auf
BEN a.rbbolJ aestn Sipei Der 0sgner.
Seuts 9a6mitins besinn! i'm bies
iie.n asblauO gieIb bic sDsitdsise
Seris spift,n .Rsbs" uub 9oIsbcsr
,,Rdb6en4 cam. aFpe.) anfans bss
Spisls pini.!ib I'm 3 pbr.
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Dieber i'm 9i.nf.

DtieiiiDdrf RimmO bat isins flint
sebntasigsn unfreiDilIieen Jtrisn, 81
peldsu ibu Si&trbeitsbirsftor Grisb'
Ianesr perurtbeiIt bate, iibtrftanben
unb nabm seitern Rorssn feint Girnfts
pfli3tsn pisbsr auf ais pars ni4ts
porssfalleH.
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Hreifad)er WsOrb
enSet nit bem aooe Oes gs0rOers

$anforb, Gal, a. April. - geI
eiuer Sdieb.glffare, ipeId)e Don s, $
Genip, eipen reiden ssarnler. ON
gsittpod bier ini5enirt ipurbe unb bel
Der er fclbit ieinen LOB fano, ipilroeIl
rier 9seriouen getootet. gs perIalitet.
bob Tennp iiber cine gegen ibu onbdn'
gig eemad,te Rlage lid, gegrdHt babe,
CIR beenb iid in bns @nreau bes eln'
ipaIts 6. z. Gorper irib id)ob bieicn
uno W. %. @iIep, BEN @efGdffsfiib,
rer cines Moihinengeidlites. toot
Damn ging er gans rubig nah benz
Gerihtsaebdube uri6 tobtete bort ben
;Jrieoensrid,ter George 6. Meabows,
Doraif beriud)te er In einem auton,o,
tiI ili entfouIly,en, ips,rbe dbcr babel
BON iiabtiiGeu Dsari&0l eri&oII1L
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@cfabr b oraber

Sic meincil aIio, Id brGud, nift
su btfiirften Dab bic Siuiien tpieber.
forrmen2-
IS no. mo mir iett mitten I'm Dprf
oitie praatpoIle GntluiiunssmiiiaIi
totes!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
Gin ~ '9aaf
StiirJt in Baltimore bur4 feds Stod
lperie zines Osbdubes
llnt peruria9t ben spb Don pier
perionsn-

Baltimore, Wlb.. A. 9pril. =
am Dsittipod itiirSts Elm WaiIers1 s1aul
auf BEN Gsbdube Der dirma 9. Saa'
& Cons burd bic feds Stodpsrt'
binab iHs Grbsefdpb, pobur4 DisI
UlGnnsr get0btst unb brei Wdnnts
unD Elm qRds&sn psrlest tpurbsn. 81.
5obisn iinb tpie fOlst: Sarrp Soio'
mon, aleri; Wsper 2spi 9u4baIter;
Gapib SaIls, wlitsIieb Der Girma, unh
Gsorse Giismann, Elm @eridufsr.
>ts svVlA~A
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Veripmal' 'Wntisen.

Or. 8. $. Sid ipurSe aeitern tes
Iesraptifd naa 9rootIpn. %. D. sss
rufen, pofeIbf feline 9ante, Grau
1rof. pIoblia idper srtranste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-05
sast, bak hides.
trdsts 1lnt sereh
nigt iueroen ioatt.

eiw fefttse Hneiue Saut, abririedsnber
Mfbem. empsrsn arb sils edmerssH
wsrnen pertrtebsn bnrG eaIpherb Fab
lefteu. gerast pis @rpkrtatters SsI.
u,ttfsl fir 9rahlins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
/ Charlotte. M C.. are guests of Mrs.

Charlotte. N. c.. are guests Of Mrs.
w. N. Wexford.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Shelton arc at
home after Il visit at Chatham.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Spencer and
family have returned from Buckinr
ham County.
Miss Juliet Lichford Ford has gone
for months stay In Newport News
Mrs. II. H. Maddox. of Norfolk, is
visiting Mrs. T.. u. Moscley.
Miss Blanche Maupin Is spending
her vacation at Grottoes.
Mrs. Ward Wilson is visiting rela-
tives in Franklin County.
Mrs. w. +. Ferguson Is in Charlottes-
vile.
Aubrey Chesterman. Of Roanoke. wa,
here on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. p. Musick and Miss Elsi.
Musick have returned from Castle
wood
Mrs. BANDA Miller has returned to
Richmond after weeks visit with
hcr parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Miller
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. Cumpie, Of Roc-
nokc. visited MIR. and Mrs. E. w.
Adams
Mrs. w. NJ. Straley and daughter
Miss Lois. have returned from G:.e.
County. where they visited.
MIR. and Mrs. w n. Wright. OF Phil,-
delphia. are guests of relatives here
Miss Ida Gilchrist. Of Richmond. was
here this week.
Miss Lillian Morgan has returned
from visit with relatives in Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19

mer. is expected back this week, and
will fill his pulpit on Sunday.
Miss Nellie billiard. one OF the as
sistants in this post-office. Is away en-
joying her vacation in. Richmond and
other places.
Mrs. William Fl. liealy. OF Maryland.
who has been spending some weeks
with her nleceS, Miss NJ q. Price and
Mrs. George Carlton. is now spending
some time with relatives in Hampton.
Miss Columbia Henley. of Portsmouth,
Va. Is NtHiting her sister. Mrs. A. w
E;nstw ood.S
Mrs. ]. r. .Coupland. of Norfolk. and
Mrs. Augustus H. Kelley. of Savannah.
Ga. and Mrs. Kelley's daughter. Mrs.
Perkins, of New Jersey. are visiting
relatives here.
Miss pattic Fuller has been spending
Il few days with Mrs. Miles Selden In
Henrico; thence she will go to Staun-
ton to visit her friend. Miss Martha
Miller.
Miss Susie Carr is visiting Miss Nancy
jennings in Culpepcr.
Mrs. a. +. Bagby. of Tappahanncck.
who has been attending the district
convention of the Disciples Church
at Grafton, in York County. Is now
en- route to her home. spending few
days with her son, DIR. Il. b. Bagby,
and family here.
card from Rev. f. w. Billings
of the First Baptist Church. tells that
he is we'll in the mountains of Virginia.
where he and family are enjoying 4
vacation.
Miss Mary Humphrey. who has paid
an extended visi. to her cousin. Miss
Marie Mackcy, in Newport News, is at
home again. Miss katheryn Pumph-
rey is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Green. of Lanes
Vile, visited Mrs. Martha Starke on
last Sunday. Mrs Starke has been very
e oil
Mrs. Willie Roberts and children
and sister, Miss Mary Smither are vis-
iting relatives in King and Queen.
Mrs. Lew Cooke and daughter. Miss
Alma. report a delightful visit OF a
week In Baltimore.
Mrs. Briggs. of New Y..k formerly
Miss Katie ellis. of Richmond. is spend
ing some time with Mrs. y. II. Thrift
Lieutenant o. l.. Cole, who has been
in training at Fort Myer. 50 now in
town on furlough for few days.
and then will go to Camp Lee.
Rev. w. c. James, d. D., pastor Of
Grove Avenue Church. spent the day
here recently with one OF his mem
bers. Mrs. Philip Gibson. OF Richmond.
who is visiting in the home of her
sister. Mrs. J. H. Gary Mrs. James
accompanied him. For two or more
Woman's Missionary Union of Virginia.
She now is president of the Woman's
Missionary Union. auxiliary to the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Or. w. w. HarGrave, surgeon on the
u. S. S. Hannibal. is visiting his father,
DIR. a. F. Hargrave.
Mrs. John Marshall Lewis and chill
dren. of Gloucester. spent most of the
week here with relatives.
h. {. Neazey. OF Veazey and Morris
has returned from a visit to his mother
in North Carolina
Mrs. Charles Major. Of Richmond. is
spending some time in West Point
with her daughter. Mrs. j. V. Curle.
Mrs. j. f. Curle .s visiting friends
in New Kent and Newport News
Misses Hazel HoGE, Carrie Clayton
and Evelyn Clayton have returned to
their homes here. after a delightful
vacation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
BON AIR

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FON AIR. VA. August 1S.-Miss Julia
Wherey Is in Atlanta. Ga, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Voolfolk.
Mrs. Catharinc Williams and MISS
Slaughter. of Richmond are guests or
Mrs. Burton Marge.
Miss Lillian Cook who has been p.
the University OF New York for the
past six weeks. left this week for Bos-
ton, Cornwall on the Hudson and Fits
burgh. where she will visit relatives
Miss Leala Sadlcr, of Flavanua, has
been spending few days with Mrs
r. c. BridEeforth.
Lieutenant y. Il. Holderby has been
the guest of his parents here this week.
Miss fancy Wood has returned from
Norfolk
Randolph Moore. OF Jacksonville.
Fla, was the guest of the Misses Moore
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Early Wood were here
for several days last week. having
motorcd from their home in New York
to visit Colonel and Mrs Wood
Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop vas
with Mrs John i. Christian last week
a. g. Kirkland and son. Albert. are
visiting relatives in Albany, n. Y.
Gordon Kenperly has returned from
visit of several weeks to White
Post
Miss Lilly McCabe was the guest last
week of Miss Mary HoEe Workman.
Richard Wrenn has been the week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Robertson and
David Ainslie. of Ginter Park, were
with MIR. and Mrs. Percy Montague on
Sunday.
Miss Sue Gordon is with Mrs. wylie
in Salem. Va.
Miss Taylor. who has been at the
Inn for the past two months. Is yis,tinp
in Richmond
Miss Lee Darcy is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Ferguson.
MISS Bessie Johnston has been with
friends in Richmond the past week.
MISS Julia Powers is with Mrs. Joseph
Sadler at Forest Hill
Miss Bella Hurret, Of Richmond h,.
oeen visiting Miss Emile Smith.
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LYNCHBURG

LYNCHBURG. VA. August 1S-Miss
Hazel Green. OF Baltimore visited Mr..
ana Mrs. c. r. Shancr in Madison
Heights.
Mrs. Nora J. Litnicum spent the week
Win relatives in Washington.
MISS Margaret Seay Long is visiting
IN Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coleman are
home after visits in Washington. Bal
timore and New York City
Mrs. W. II. Murphy is visiting in BaIti-
more.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Shelton have re-
turned to Nassawadox after visit
MIR and Mrs. William C. Ivy arc at
Hot Springs. Ark
Mrs. Walker G.. Hammer visited her
son. Charles d. Hammer. in Washing
ton this week.
Mrs. r. j. Gleason and daughter. Miss
Julia. are at home after visit with
Colonel and Mrs. w. c. Waite at Cul
pcper.
Mrs. r. H. Wills is visiting in staun.
ton.
Misses Helen and Martha Wilson. OF
Lexington, ny. arc guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. G. Jackson.
u. y. Wilson and daughter. Miss Eli
zaoeth. are visiting in Ohio
Miss Mary rickford Wilson. OF Rrook
neal visited friends here during the
week
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lanshorn.. %,
richmond. and Miss Mary PeasIey. az
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and James Hume. of Norfolk. were his
guests.
An elimination dancing contest was
held on Tuesday evening. There were
Twenty-Five couples. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Wilson. OF
Indianapolis. and Jack o,Brien. Of
New York City.
a combination swimming party was
given on Wednesday. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs Bflvin. Mesdnmes Iva
Gillen. of ST. Louis. Mo-: William
Moore. Henry Onenhouser, Misses Lu-
ellie Cullingworth. Emily Reid. Andcr-
son. burst and Messrs. Joel Perrin.
Reid. James Hume and Henderson Lig-
gett.
DR.. Robert Reid. OF New York City,
was host at supper on Wednesday even
ing. His guests were: Mesdames II.
ID. Gatewood. U. S. ~: William O'Brien.
New York City, and Miss Mary Leigh.
Of Norfolk. Va, and MIR. Squires, OF
New York City.
Among the new arrivals are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. #. Gill, Mrs. Norman Bell. Miss
Kate Bell. Mrs. Wellington Hardy
Misses Katherine Baylor, Lydia Tay-
Tor. MeSsrs. Z. H. HiN. Hume Taylor. ).
II. Cole. DIR. Walter Miller. Joe q. Five
ash. Tom Hume. Lieutenant Julian
Hume, of Norfolk. Va: Mrs. w. ii. Kin
caid and family. Mrs. NJ Webb. OF
Huntington. w. Va: Mrs. H. Sinkler.
Miss Nan Sinkler. Hugcr Sinkler, Jr.
Charleston. s. c.: MIR. and Mrs. J. Is.
Pinner and son, Suffolk, Va; MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Blarkford. Gilpin Wilson.
stanton. Va. Misses Evelyn Pareis.
Evelyn Anderson. Jersey City, y. j.: r.
c. Weems. r. NJ. Tompkins. New York
City; Miss l.. NJ. Bagby. st. George
Anderson. Richmond: MIR. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Campbell and son. lronton, Ohio; D.
y. Finlayson. Monticello, Fla.
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carolina MOUNTAINS
HAVING. GREAT SEASON
From All Directions People Are
Pouring In by Train and
Automobile.
COME TO GET COOL BREEzEs
All the Big Resort Hotels at Ashe-
vile Are Crowded to Their Capa-
i city - Open Tennis Tournament
Tomorrow.

ASHEVlLLE. y. c.. August IS
Tourists from all directions are pour
ing into Asheville by train and auto
mobile, the cool breezes OF the West
ern Carolina mountains proving more
and more irresistible each week to the
heat-hurdened residents of the States
further south. Grove Park Inn is COM
PEELED to accommodate guests by reser
walton most of the time. and all the
other resort hotels are enjoying un-
usually large crowds.
Golf which occupied the attention
of the Country Club set and numbers
of visiting golfers last week, will give
way 10 tennis. starting tomorrow,
when the annual open tennis tourna-
ment at the Country Club Will take
place. DR.. a. Il. Harris, who won the
annual invitation golf tournament. was
presented with the Vanderbilt cup
given for the occasion, handsome cup
with a Red Cross inlaid in red enamel.
The trophy was the gift OF Mrs. Edith
Vanderbilt. the rules providing that all
entrance fees went to the Red Cross.
and that no trophies should be given
unless donated.
This years tennis tournament Will
be operated on much the same plan.
except that only IS per cent of the
fees go 10 the Red Cross, the remain
ing IS per cent going to the fund
which the National Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION is collecting to provide sports
for the soldiers who go TO France.
Entries are pouring In for the event.
and attendance promises to be larger
than ever before.
Many social features are being ar
ranged for the visitors. including
dance a, Grove Park Inn, with music
by the inns famous Italian orchestra.
The Italian orchestra at Grove Park
Inn, incidentally, has given new i'm
petus TO dancing, the musicians hav-
ing a happy swing to their music that
makes the modern dancing even more
of a pleasure than formerly. and COM
bined with that. the Italian ability to
make the old-time waltz music OF that
particularly dreamy quality that is
fast restoring the old waltz to favor
To-night's dinner dance at the Inn was
attended by the largest crowd attend
Ing dance this season.
Knitting and sewing for the Red
Cross continue to occupy the attention
of society, and the younger set can
be seen with huge knitting bags busily
engaged at fashioninE some gift for
"A soldier or sailor. in the auto. on the
veranda, and even between dances at
the hotel