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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
STANTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STACNTON. VA, June THE pa $ [
week has been a busy one for Staun-
ton socially.
ON Monday night, Mrs. George A.
Sprinkcl entertained with dance at
the Country Club in honor of her
house guest, Miss Ruth Stillman, Of
New Rochelle. y. Y.
On Tuesday night. brilliant final
balls were given at both Staunton and
Augusta Military Academies.
On Wednesday night. Augusta Mill
tary Academy cadets in the city, EN-
route home, entertained with an in
formal dance.
On Friday night there was a dance
at the Country Club. and on the fol-
lowing evening, society enjoyed re-
cep,ion at Stuart Hall in honor OF Mrs
j. t. Il. stuart.
Among those attending the stanton
Military Academy final bali we're Misses
Margaret Enslow and Graeme Benson
Of Richmond.
Floridus S. Crosby. of this city. who
received his law degree AT the Uni
versity Of Virginia on Friday, has gone
to Richmond to enter a law office.
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA, June Miss
Mary Beall Walton entertained on Fri
day afternoon at her home on Nuh
lenbcrg Street in honor of her sister.
Mrs. &. g. Holloway ami her guest.
Miss Pauline Burnite. of Snow Hill
Md.
Mrs. j. -. Grabill. Mrs f NJ. Eravc,,
OF Woodstock. and Mrs. r. NJ tird
of Mount jackson, left on Thur ida !
for La Porte. Ind. where they will
visit their brother. Boyd GrandstaT
Walter Hotties has returned to his
home in Philadelphia. after visit &c
relatives in Woodstock
Mrs. l.. :. Walker has returned from,
a visit of several weeks to friend.
IN Washington.
M's& Bertha NJ. Whalley. Of Wash
incion. is spending Two weeks with
Miss Arlene Walker
Miss Helen Davis, OF Louisville. Ky
is the guest of Miss Catharine Bargel:
Mrs. John Heller and son, Lareyv Hell
Ter. are visiting Sir. and Mrs. w. :,
Cracraft, OF Charleston. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas and son
Of Sewickley. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
OTercarsh. of Charlotte, y. G., and
George Snyder, of Wellsburg, w. Va.
were called to Woodstock by the death
OF Rev. j. a. Snyder. ID. d.
Miss Eudora Ramsey. Of the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia. made an
day on the subject, "Rcgistration OF
Women for War Service"
r. NJ. Fravel and X. l.. Bargelt have
returned from Alexandria. where they
attended the ceremonial of Acca
Temple
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

who has been visiting Miss Lille y
Mason on West Chapel Hill Street.
has returned home. Miss Elizabeth
Derickson and Miss Elizabeth Com
mandcr. also guests of Miss Mason,
have returned To their homes I'm Eliza
beth City, y. 6.
Mrs j. .. Brock. OF Wilmington. \.
G.. and Mrs. II. j. Elliott. of Wake
Forest. \. G.. are visiting Mrs. H. j..
Tucker on Mangum Street
Miss Dorthy Carver and Mrs Lizzie
Fisher, who have been visiting rela-
,ives in this city and Chapel Hill. hay,
returned to Winston Salem.
Mrs. l.. Studiem. of this city, is Wis.,
iting in Goldsboro. where she attended
the wedding Of Miss Katie Studiem, of
Greensboro. and Charles Pearl OF
Hartford. Conn. which took place there
on Tuesday.
AIRS. r. J. Peyton and little son. Tom
who have been the guests Of Mrs
j. NJ. Pope. have gone TO their home
in Greeley. Cal.
James A. Robinson. vt this city. Is
on visit TO his brother and sister
r. y. Robinson and Mrs Bertha Cray
Martin at Orange. Va
Miss Gibson. OF Concord, is the CUES,
OF Mrs. J. 5. Carr. Jr
Miss Ora Giles and Miss Lizzie Lee
have returned to their homes in Ra
leigh. after ending their school work
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a Erwin and Mrs
Bessie Leak have gone to Washing
ton, where they will attend the grad.
uaiion of the formers daughter. Miss
Sarah Erwin. Miss Erwin Will be az.
companicd home by her friend, Miss
Katie Goodwin, of Rochester. " Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

wife. Mrs. Mamie Porter. whose cor-
dition at this time continues 10 he
alarming.
Miss Mildred Gibson. a student of the
Farmville normal. has returned to her
home here for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Josephine rriddie. who has been
visiting relatives in Washington and
| Alexandria for the past six weeks. ~
now at her home on Main Street for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbes. Jr., AMI
| two children are t3icsts Of the formers
| parents. Mr.. and Airs. Charles Forbes.
| at Bonnie Doom" this county
Miss Lena Brown Duncan. daughter
| OF Richard Duncan. and Isaiah Perry
| Hudson were married on Sunday morn
| ing. the ceremony being performed by
| Rev. r.. w Winfrcy. at the baptist
| parsonage. After :, short wedding trip
| they are "a, the home of the groom.
near Hudson's Mil. this county. The
| bride. who has spent much of her time
in Culpeper. has large circle Of
| friends here.
| Mrs. +. j. Nottingham of Brandy.
| spent this week with her son and
! dauEhter-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J.
| Nottingham. Jr.. on iamesons Hill.
| The engagement and approaching
marriage have been announced to Miss
! Helen Armstrong, only daughter Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Judd Armstrong. of Culpcper,
and Captain James Williams Green, Of
Company Il. Second Virginia, who is
! now in command of his company OH
| guard duty Somewhere in Virginia"
| The marriage. which will be solemnizcd
| at the home of the bride here, will take
! place carly in June.
Confederate Memorial Day was fit
| tinSly celebrated here to-day the en-
| ercises taking place on The courthouse
| green. after which the veterans were
driven 10 the cemetery in automobiles.
! where the ceremony Of Strewing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
DURHAM

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.1
DURHAM. y. g.. June IN. NJ. At
ven. VINO has been spending some time
IN inns city visiting his sister. Mrs
). NJ. Pope, has returned to his home
in Laramie. wyo
Mrs b. l.. Duke entertained on sat
urday afternoon, complimentary to Mr.
ana Mrs. j. G. Fletcher, of CHICAGO
VINO are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
y. Rochelle.
Miss Lacy wray has gone to Hen.
derson. where she will spend several
weeks visiting relatives.
MIS- b. A Newland. who has been
the guest of Mrs W. J. Griswold, has
returned to her home at Black Noun
tam. Mrs. T. l.. Williams. Mrs. Girls
void 8 sister. has returned to her home
in New York.
Miss Louise Ingram. Of High Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
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Partisan Sage Puts Hair on Your Head
and Helps to Keep II Thcre--shows
Results In Three Days.

Here's good news at last for men
and women whose hair is falling. who
are growing bald and gray whose
scalps are covered with dandruff that
nothing seems to keep away, and
whose heads itch like mad
Tragic Drug Co. have secured the
local agency for the wonderful new
hair invigorator, Partisan Sage. that
has been called one OF the most efficient
hair growing discoveries. Hundreds Of
men and women users have written to
tell of the splendid results obtained by
It's use. People who were getting bald
tell how they now glory in their beau
tiful hair. Others who have suffered
with itching scalp and dandruf say
they now have clean. healthy scalp
and that the hair stopped falling after
Just few applications.
No matter IL you are bothered with
railing hair, prematureiy gray hair,
matted hair or strinGy hair. dandruff,
itching scalp. or any or all forms of
hair trouble. try Partisan Sage now
your hair and scalp will quickly look
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hair Is worth saving, Partisan Sage Is
worth trying, and 4 large bottle is in
expensive at druggists everywhere. Be
sure YOU get tho genuine Partisan Sage
(GirouN's). as that is tho one that has
the guarantee printed on every pack
agc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
LAWRENCEVILlE
Especial to rhe ri,ncs. Dispatch

Especial To The Times. Dispatch.l
LAW VA. June .
The Auction Bridge Club was enter
tained on Wednesday by Mrs. Stuart
Jones at her country residence. ''Bruns-
wick Springs" The club members are:
Mrs Marie IIeartwell. Mrs. Jack Shell,
Miss Carrie Bayley. Mrs. q. ~. Sebrcll,
Mrs. c, l.. Palmer. Mrs H. D. Prince,
Mrs Mallory Turnbull. Miss Lizzie
Turnbun, Mrs. +. D. Davis, Miss Grace
Mallory. and Mrs. b. A. Lewis
On Friday evening, Mrs. L. r. Turn
bull entertained the members Of her
Sunday School class and a few of their
friends at Il patriotic party" The dec
orations were in red white ana blue.
and flag contests and conundrums and
dancing were the order OF entertain
ment. The prize winners we're: Miss
Ophella Short, first prize; Douglas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
G0RDONSVIlLE
Special 10 The Timcs-pIsna,cb

t'0pc'idi ~ i ne cS-p!SDat
GORDONSNILLE, VA, June .
Professor W. Il. Quarlcs. who has been
teaching school in Spotsylvania County.
is on visit TO his sister. Miss Mary
kemper.
\. a. Linney was In Washington a
Few days ago on business.
Emmanuel Block, OF Boston, Mass.
mas been spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Block, on
North Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Freddy were
guests this week OF the lattcr's pa :
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Ford, in
Richmond
Professor J. Walton Hall has closed
his school at Beaver Dam. and. ac-
companied by his wife and little SON.
has been spending the week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Hall. in
the city.
Rev. c. NJ. Houston. of Rochelle. was
in the city this week attending to
business.
Miss Rae Block left days ago to
spend some time with friends in wash
ing,on.
George V, Cameron. postmaster at
Louisa. was the guest this week of
y. ~ Iinney. in the city.
Mrs Dickcrson and little son, of
Tampa. Fla. and Mrs. Eugene Meade.
NJ Jacksonville. Fla, have returned to
'heir homes. after spending some time
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs w II.
Martin. in South Gordonsville
IL. =. Davenport, OF Richmond Wis
tied his family at the home OF w. III.
Martin this week
Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Browning
and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ransom,
or Orange. were Gordonsville visitors
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Foil, of Rich
mond. we're guests several DAYS This
week or the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Bryant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL
Ispecial,o The rimcs-Dispa,cb.I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA. June -
have made handsome gift to the
school. which was recently presented
to the president and accepted by him
for the school The gift is Il piece or
statuary. Hebe. by the artist Thor
waldSen The caste stands five feet
and half high on pedestal about
two and half feet. 1t has been
placed i'm the central hall way Of Rus
sell Hall.
The pupils Of the Fredericksburg
public school held their annual play
festival on the Washington Avenue
green. on Tuesday afternoon. at )
o'clock. The exercises which were un-
der the direction Of Miss Grace Hou-
chen. physical director Of the normal
school, included the browning OF the
May queen. the dancing of the May
pole and tablcauX. dances and drills
by each of the grades.
Professor and Mrs. w. " Hamlet
entertained the members of the senior
class on Thursday evening with Il NOV
ing picture party and reception at
the Princess Anne Hotel.
On Friday afternoon the exhibits of
the DEPARTMENTS OF rural households
ana industrial arts attracted much at
tcntion from the visitors to the school.
The rural arts exhibit included nature
study zoology and botany and agri-
cultural groups. The Industrial arts
exhibit Included the many features
empha sized in this department. The
household arts exhibit included an in
terestinE exhibit in cookery a uninue
feature OF this exhibit was the fashion
Walk. In which a number of students
OF the department appeared wearing
the costumes they had made. illustrat :
ing the type Of dresses suited TO DIFF
fcrent occasions
On Friday evening the department. OF
music. under the direction of Miss
MaIgaret Fraser. gave an operetta in
the open air theater OF the grove.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Strohcckcr. boys prize. and Miss Mary
Crunkley. BOBBY prize. The guests
were: Misses Mary Crunkley. OphelIa
short. Robbie Lee iainey. Virginia
Gibbs. Virginia and Louise Trotter.
Julia Lee Purdy. Lucille Reuben. Laura
Thomas. Saralc Young. Emma Hicks
Elizabeth chambiiss, Elizabeth Turn
bun. Laura Lee Turnbull. and jeanette
Osborn. Messrs James Weston, Eugene
and Douglas Strohecker, Charles Paul
and John a. Hcartwell. William and
Marion PEBBLES. George and Lewis Har-
ris. George Short. Carlton Meredith,
Harold Reuben, Il. Milton Elnore
Harvey Spatig. and Thornton Harrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
CULPEPER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CCLPEPER. VA. June Miss Ma
rian pelaheld Hull, who has beer
spending the month OF May with MIR
and Mrs. ANel Summon. on the Madi-
son Road. returned to her home in
New York on Thursday.
Miss Mildred Bonay, of New York. is
the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Chapman
Jr.. at their home near Culpeper.
Rufus G.. Roberts. who is in training
al the camp at Fort Myer. spent Sun.
day with friends in Culpeper.
Miss Fannie Jeffries has returned tc
her home on Jamcsons Hill after q
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis In
the country.
William A. Porter, who has beer
spending the past month in Culpepcr
was called to his home in Roanoke or
Friday by the serious illness Of his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

her cousin. Frank Loving. Of .LovinGs-
ton.
Miss Lizzie Harrison left this week
for visit TO her brother and sister In.
law. Mr. and Mrs. r. II Harrison. In
Charlottesville.
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graves with flowers was held in con-
ncction with short religious service.
Confederate flags were also placed upon
the graves OF Confederate soldiers in
all tn" cemeteries. Returning to the
town the Veterans were entertained at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

luncheon served by the Culpepcr
Chapter. Daughters Of the Confederacy.
in the Masonic Hall.
Mrs. orville Loving has returned to
her home here from Nelson County
where she was called by the death OF
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-23
(By Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22 Y Repre- sentative Moon of Tennessee. chair man of the pOstoffice committee, in troduced concurrent resolution to- day providing postponement of the effective date of the bone dry" pro hibition amendment, adopted yester- day, until October l. 1917.
 During debate on the amendment in the house there were urgent ap- pe2ls that liquor dealers be given Ii to dispose of stocks and read just their business. Prohibition lead CTS turned deaf ears then. fearing that any change in the provision as it passed the senate might mean it's de feat, but many are disposed to vote for postponement once the bill has been sent to the President for his sig nature
 The preamble of Chairman Moons resolution says:
 The states which have passed laws prohibiting the manufacture and sale of liquors and the storing of the same within their borders have recog- nized the fact that such business heretofore had been legal and have, in view of this, by their enactments given to dealers a reasonable time within which to dispose of their stocks or remove the sare from the st"te before the becomingness of such laws. The course followed in this respect is clearly right and it would be a manifest injustice and would work a great hardship for the federal government to deprlve these parties of the rights guaranteed by the states. by immediate denial of in- terstate commerce for the shipment Of such liquors which effect will, in its present aspect, automatically fol- low the enactment Of the prohibition act
 Differences between the house and senate on other features of the appro-
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-23
Could Hardly Get off Her Bed.


 Could Hardly Get off Her Bed.
 Cincinnati Ohio to know the good Lydia Pink hams Vegetable Compound has done for in such bad health from female troubles that could hardly get off bed had been dOctOng for long time and mother said to Lydia Pnam's Vegetable COmpound So did, and has certainly made we'll lam able to house and happy never expected around the do again. and others know what Lydia E. Pnlams Vegetable Compound has done for ers JOSIE CoFNER 1G6 Harrison FaiTmOunt, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 special advice write to Lydia PnIsSs Lynn, c1ened. a and held in strict
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-23
ORPHEUM SHOW IS
 ALMOST BROKEN UP
 BY VISIT OF ST0RK

The arrival of a seven and one-half pound baby girl at the home of Mir and Mrs. Herbert Gribble, School Hill, late yesterday afternoon almost broke up the show at the Orpheum last night. Gribble is pianist and leader of the Orpheum orchestra, and as soon as the other boys around the theatre heard the news they proceeded to make life miserable for Crib During the evening a slide was thrown on the screen bearing the inscription: Folks If the orchestra is not up to stand ard, do not blame the director, as he
 became the proud father of a baby girl this afternoon" Gribble managed 10 keep on playing. but almost col lapsed whe nthe other members of the orchestra found a baby-call in the trap-drummer's outfit and kept il gO- ing all evening. The audience enjoy ed the fun as much as the theatre fellows, and Gribble. himself, had a good time, but was in state of ex- haustion at the close of the show.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-23
FIXING LEAR" IS BIG FEATURE TONIGHT AT
 THE ROYAL THEATRE
Frederick Warde, Leading
 Shakesperian Actor, Ap-
 pears in Picture Version of
 Famous Masterpiece.

Probably no Shakespearian actor now living has had as interesting and as honorable a career upon the Amer ican stage as has Frederick Warde, star Of Thanhcuser's film version of King Lear Shakespeare's ia ous tragedy. produced as Pathe Golf Rooster Play and to be seen at tNe Royal Theatre today.
 Mir. Warde's experience as Shakes pearian star covers period Of thirty years and his film version of King Lear" has been acclaimed by all who have seen it as the finest portrayal of a Shakespearian character that he has eyer done.
 King Lear" was one of MT. Warde's most noted roles when he was tour ing the United States at the head Of his own company and because MT Warde's Lear was perhaps even better known than any of his other characteriZations, Edwin ThanhOuser selected the play as his contribution to notable Shakespearian year
 MT. Warde's Shakespearian expert ence has been wide. He played "Ro- meo" to Adelaide NeilsOn's Juliet" "MacDuh' to the Lady Macbeth" of Charlotte Cushman, and alternated with Edwin Booth in the parts of "Othello' and "IagO."
 He also has shared stellar hOnors with Modjeska. playing Orlando in As You Like It." Mare Antony" with E. L. Davenport, end as "Cardi- nal Wolsey" in Henry VIII. with Mrs D. P. Powers as Queen Katherine"
 MT Warde is the author of several books upon Shakespeare and also has been unusually successful as lectur- CT. He IS known from coast to coast and has many friends here. His King Lear" is sure of warm recep- tion in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-23
LIVELY FIELD MEET
 IS HELD AT NAC0 BY
 ARIZONA GUARDSMEN
Washington's Birthday Is Ob- served at Border Camp with Full Day of Athletic Events of Every Description.
tBy w. s. Kisner)
lSneciaI to Reviewl

NACO, Ariz.. Feb. 22.-The First Arizona Infantry today observed Washington's Birthday with big field meet, staged on the parade ground. Numerous and varied events caused merriment among the soldiers end their guests. Interest centered or the 100-yard dash, in which fast time was made. Spaw. of Company NJ. and Stephens, of Company K, were the pivot of interest In rpIs event, the former winning in the fast time of 10:3-5. These two men again hooked mp in the half mile relay. the M man winning from the K man in the final dash of the relay.
 Governor Tom Campbell was a guest of honor and enjoyed the occasion i'm mensely.
 The first event of the day was a squad race. or team composed of eight men, with their blanket roll. rifle and sidearms. Two teams en- tered in this event. H and r Compan- ies. the former winning over the h. dians by g narrow margin. The dis tance was four miles and each man carried an approximate weight of thirty pounds. The winning team was composed of Corporal Wilcox, Pri- yates Mandovich, Biondich, McGuire, Hill. Hay. Fraser and Johnson.
 The obstacle race was next and the obstacles were first fathomed by Ser geant Creed. Co., l; Lind, Co. I, second. No casualties reported.
 The three-legged race saw some tall sprinting. tumbling, etc. It was won by the Frost-Brimhall team, of D Company
 Good time was made in the human wheelbarroW race and Fairchilds and Splain of Nj Company garnered the honOrs. No spokes were broken.
 Men big and little, but all strong, especially Bull Young and Jim Bal finger, were entered in the tug of war. Most powerful of the three battalions were the men of the third, they pull ing their opponents over the line af- ter much see-sawing.
 Next. the equipment race, consist ing of pitching shelter halves, and again rolling them up, was won by Valentine and Flake of Company D.
 The wagon race created much in terest. Drivers were compelled To harness and hitch up their teams (those obstreperous beasts. muies) and some fast work was the result P. B. Griffin won first place; O. O. Curley. second.
 The half mile relay winners were Spaw. McClain, Splain and Fairchilds If COmpany NJ.
 The machine gun race was won by the fourth section consisting of Ser rnant Riddle. Ullery. Wolters, Taylor, CcUan and Thornton.
 The mounted equipment race was "-on by Mounted Orderly Dockery, ith Lillywhite second. The winner
 rt up beautiful race.
 Ihe 40 relay was captured by Com pany L's team, consisting of Frank and Jack Dunn, Garcia, McBeth. The inc was 5l seconds fiat
 It was a big day for the soldiers ..nJ the holiday was a strenuous one for the officials, who were kept busy throughout the performance large crowd of civilians were present