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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10

l. the remodeling of the interior of the
home Of the First State Bank Of Donna. oi
which Mr.. III. &. Davis l. cashier. The in
terror l. now ample in It's proportions, de
signed % a. to accommodate the enlarged
business which j. confidently expected Id
come with the development of the rc-
sources Of the surrounding country. The
fixtures. which would do credit to any I'll
nancial institution. are of mission oak and
marble, with Venetian glass paneling. and
a reinforced concrete vault and safe. fire
and burglar proof. There are the neceS-
Sary compartments for customers, a direc-
tors room. and Il cashiers office in the
lobby The bank has deposits of over \
hundred thousand dollars. an increase of
nearly Seventy-tive per cent within the last
twelve months
ELECTRIC LIGHTS To BE INSTALL ED.
Donna has a water system which gives
satisfaction. but for several year, il has
been badly in need of an electric light
system IT. citizens now point with pride
ia the fact that final arrangements ID sup
ply this deficiency have been made. and the
engine ordered; the delivery of il has been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
9 THOUSAND
MEN,, FORTY
GUNS, TAKEN
BY BRITISH
IN FIGHTING

LONDON. April l0.-It j. officially re-
ported that the British captured 5000
prisoners and more than forty guns in
yesterdays operation. Heavy fighting oc-
CURED last night on the northern end Of
the Nimy bridge from which the Germans
were driven. The eastern slope was also
cleared.
Near st. Quentin the Germans were
driven from high ground between Lever
guier and lIargicourt Fighting continues
along the entire battle front. The British
seized the village of Roux and neighbor-
hood defenSes north and south Of the
Scarpe river. On narrow front south
east of Npres the Germans reached the
British support lines, and were driven from
the British trenches by o counter attack
The British advanced further north of
Bagdad, capturing Ballad station and the
town -oi IIerhe, Ills officially ANNOUNCED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Judge W.R Jones is
Ill AT Carthage, Tex

A telegram was received last night from
Judge ". X. Jones, ai Carthage, an
nouncing that he was ILL., Mrs Jones left
on the morning train to join her husband
ably leave this afternoon. Judge Jones
j. in Carthage assisting in the prosecu-
tion of a murder ease and has wired Mr..
George to take over the ease. The ele-
gram does not state how seriously Judge
Jones iS i'll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Germans Cannot
Come or Go Now

The first visible effect of the
war declaration in Brownsville is
the closing Of the port of Browns
Vile TO Germans. The immigra-
tion officials Monday closely
questioned both incoming and
outgoing passengers at the bridge
and ferry and Germans were for
hidden to either enter or leave
the country.
That the closing order will be
enforced to the letter was evil
dent when several Germans re-
siding in Matamoros and whose
characters are considered above
question were refused entry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
313 Rockies Will
Arrive THURSDAY

Word was received at the Fourth Infant
ry headquarters at Fort Brown today that
three hundred and thirteen recruits have
been started from Fort Thomas, Kentucky,
acros the Ohio river from Cincinnati for
Fort Brown, Brownsville Tie recruits
are for the Fourth infantry. and will bring
that regiment up to its peace strength of
about one hundred men TO company. They
are expected 10 arrive in Brownsville
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
fBy Associated Press ,

NEW YORK, Apr. 1O.-The American
line steamship New York left here March
% with fifty eight passengers and a
cargo Of mail. The passenger included
seven Americans. The ship was armed.
One hundred and forty-four of the crew
were Americans. Damage to the vessel
was slight and she viii be able to dock at
Liverpool.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Kansas Governor
Against Drafting

PITTSBURG, Kans.. Apr. 10.-Assertine
that Kansas would furnish 10000 volun-
teers upon The presidents call for soldiers.
Governor Arthur Capper in an address
here today condemned the conscription
Jan. declaring that the Young men Of Kan
Sas have been led To believe that drafting
for the army is disgrace. \
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Sensational Break
In All Provisions

CHICAGO, Apr. I0.-Sensa-
tiOnai breaks in provision values
pulled down corn, wheat and 9th
er grain markets today. The adj
v0cacy Of government control OF
meat and food was the chief fac
tor. Wheat dropped five cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Was Against War
Will Now Lead |,

WASHINGTON. d. q. Apr. l0-Demo-
cratic Leader kitchin, who voted against
the war resolution, today announced hi
readiness 10 pilot the administration war
proeram through the house. He also said
he would eive the democratic caucns OPP
portunity TO depose him a. the house lead
er.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Municipality Has
Its Machine Guns

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Apr 10.-Policcmen
and citizens of Douglas, members of the
home guard and others, today began train
ing in handling machine guns. two Of which
were received by the city yesterday, to-
gether with 10000 rounds of ammunition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Flag Stolen, Alien
Paints One on House

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. u, April 10
Although he was born in Germany and has
not yet been naturalizcd a. a citizen here
Ward Amren wants 10 one to misunder-
stand his sympathies in the present war.
lie hung an American flag from his porch
and II was stolen. Now h. has painted an
American flag on the front OF his house,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
fBy Associated Press }

tBy Associated Prrss.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April
l0.-War between the United
States and Austria-Hungary
seemed certain today following
the break in relations. President
Wilson Is not expected TO ask
congress to declare a state OF war
unless some overt act is commit
ted. Austria may interpret the
seizure OF Austrian ships In
American ports as an act of war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Roosevelt Lays His
Plan Before Wilson
(By Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Apr. lO.-For-
mer President Roosevelt today calIel- on
President Wilson laying his plan for rails
Ing a division of troops for foreign service
before him. President Wilson did not de-
eide on Colonel Rooseyelt's plan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Martial Law EdiCt
Now in Guatemala

IEy Assucinted FressI
GUATEMALA CITY, April 10.
Martial law has been declared
In Guatemala following advices of
disturbances along the Mexican
and Salvad0rean frontiers. sup
posed to have been created with
German assistance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
New York Strikes
Mine. But is Safe

IIy NSsncllfeU TreSS.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April
I0.-The American liner New
York struck a mine last night five
miles off the Liverpool bar. No
casualties are reported. The
vessel later proceeded TO Liver
pool under its own steam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
Brazi|ian-GermanyDip|om Relations Severed
loyalty PARADE SCHEDULED
AT MERCEDES FOR APRIL IS

The first squadron of the Sixteenth cav
airy, with Colonel W. :. Scott in command,
will lead the parade. Lieutenant Colonel
Edward Anderson vii lbe the grand mar
shall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
GREATEST OF
S. AMERICAN
NATIONS IS
FOLLOWING
LEAD OF us.

tBy Associated Press.)
LONDON, April I0.-DipIo-
matte relations between Brazil
and Germanv have been broken
off, says the Evening News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10

RIO JANIER0, April IO.-The
government this afternoon expect
ed to sever relations with Germa-
ny. Switzerland will take charge
of the Brazilian interests at Ber-
lin.
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Continued on page three)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

.ncm arc living. and met here Sunday
ihc meeting was impromptu. iIunsCord
anderson. w. ID. Lacy. II. w. Bougl;,n.
n. q. Ware. Albert Robinson. Harry
robinson. X. b. Edwards and H. r.:
Hctain;t were present.
II. Bruce Ware aud Mrs. ware. for.
merry OF West Point now OF BOSTON,
A!as'.. arrived Saturday evening to
WISH their parents. MIR. and Mrs \. G..
Ware. Miss Josephine. who has been
visiting Mrs. Crosby Thompson at her
nome at Euclid Heights. returned to
hcr home on sunday after "A delightful
visit.
Misses irene Gary and Grace Kirby.
Oh Richmond were the week end guests
Oh MIS-. Lester Kirby.
Richard Billiard. Il student at Rich
mond college. visited relatives here on
Sunday.
Mrs. Fioy Belle Odcu. OF Richmond.
mas been recent guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Forrest Leigh.
Mrs. Gertrude l;uthrauT. who spent
the past two weeks in Washing OH,
returned last week.
MISS Leila McCauan. who Spcnt SOW
crai days at home. returned on Satur-
daE TO the state Normal College in
Frcdcricksburg. where she is IL senior
student this session.
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WEST POINT

VEST POINT. VA. November lo.-
me w oman'S Club met on Monday
nc members of the club rcrorted
st!.6"o worth of Liberty loan bonds
Soid IN the drive made last week. Mrs
Ned Bland led in amount sold. and
Mrs. j. I'rantly Bray came next
Mrs. w. II. Eroaddus. assisted hy Miss
NJ. q. Tricc is still receiving donations
Tor the women of the Confederate
Home in Richmond. in the form of
canned fruit, jcllics and vegetables
from the private store rooms OF women
who are delighted TO share with their
sisters.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the
BAPTIST Church mailed this week =,
Christmas package Of individual gifts
TO Miss Olive Elliott Bagby who is "A
missionary in Soochow. China Miss
BaGby is daughter of W. +. Eagby
OF Stevensrille. King and Queen County
There was in town last sunday a
reunion of town scrgeants In July
1870. West Point became Il town. and
i'm September of the same year the
first election of municipal officers was
held. In which about forty votes were
cast Hansford Anderson was appoint
cd the first town sergeant. and in that
year took the census, finding 100 poo
pie here. From that tine to this there
have been eight SerScants. and all OF
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net. They carried yellow chrysanthc-
NUNS. The best man was George
Footc, OF Norfolk. and the groomsmcn
wore Walter Harrison. Lcitch Wright
and William Lancaster. Of, Ashland:
Henry Ilotchliiss and u. G. SattcriicId,
OF Richmond and Mr.. Davenport. OF
Norfolk. An interesting: feature OF the
wedding was that 1t occurred ON the
fortY-iirst anniversary of tho marriage
OF the brides parents.
After an extended wedding trip. MIR.
and Mrs. Taylor will live IN Richmond.
Among the out-of-town guests we're
pr. and Mrs. t.. &. Caldwell. Mrs. A. l..
Ja1niscn Misses Lancaster Mrs. J. t.
linlHburton. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Crcn-
shaw, Nj. II. Turnbull. J. H. Flow and
X n. Lancaster. of Ttichmnnd: MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Morgan. OF Altoona. Pa. :
MI. and Mrs. Albert Dicvctt. of Alex
andria; Miss Bessie Eellc Cannon. of
Chevy Chase. Md: MIR. and Mrs. Deca-
tur Hedges Rodgers. of Martinsburr.
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PULASKI
Especial to Tho rimcs-pispa,ch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
PULASKI Va November l0.-Mcs-
danes Is. H. ilarman and John G. Hair
man were Saturday hostcsscs in honor
OF their niece and cousin. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Trolingcr. who is to marry
Stanyarnc Little. of Johnson City.
Tenn, Wednesday.
H. g. Peters. Of Erstol. has &C
reptcd the invitation of Pulaski Lodge
No 1907. b. i. @. IIlks. to deliver tho
memorial address on December =
Mrs. NJ Z. I.andis and Miss Mary
keistcr entertained at a tea Oh Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Miss Pierce
Lyon. Il bride Of Wednesday,
The members Of tho Round Dozen
club met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. IL. IL. Roberts. E;vcrErecnS made
tho home especially attractive for the
meeting. Instead Of making some an
Swcr at roll call in keeping with the
study subject on South America. the
ladies drew from memory a map Of
tho country. which formed the basis for
study. The round table discussions
dealt with the physiography OF south
America. Mrs Wolling being the leader
Those attending were Mrs. j. T. Saul
.Ir.. OF Salem; Mesdames o. T. Jordan
L. III. Woolling. u. +. Agncw, Howard
Gilmcr, George r. Chevcs. Frank stone
and John Draper and Misses Daisy
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DURHAM

lSpecia, 10 Tho Times Dispatch
~ EHAM. \. C.. November lo.-Mr.
ana Mrs. l.. r. Lyon and Miss E.io,
Aoei are spending some time in Xcr.
York City '' >e"
). MISS Isabel roica'. Of Raleigh. WHO
mas been visiting Mrs. T.. A. po,ea, ~
this city. has returned home 90
-..nrs' Ia nde West who has been the
sueTt or Professor AND Mrs J. ]. Wolf
ifin,'E raFk' has returned to her
nome In Hickory. y. 9
;., nlsS mimic Long. who has been Wis
wing Miss Helen simmons. has rc,urned
40 ncr nome IN Graham. She was &C.
eonpa nicd by Mrs. j. =. Simmons
z MIS-: f. j. Parrish, Mrs. T. u .tonas
a,rs. T.. G. Muse ana Mrs j. S. Gun,
ninsham, president Of tho orcaniya
ton. attended the Equal Suffrarn CO.
Ren,ion. hcld at'Goldsboro wc,lnnsd,x
airs; charles NOEL. nf D1rvi,lc. Va :.
spehoins some time IN Durham.
Mrs. Melville Jcffr;cs. who hoe
principal OF tho North Durham Grad. -
sSchooi for a number Of ve.rs
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TnylOr-l.sncnstrr.

Special to The Times Dispatch
hSIiLAND, VA, November Io.-The
wedding Of Miss Fannie Vcnable Lam
caster. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma i.
ihanicl Lancaster. and Edward Pitts
Taylor Of Richmond. was celebrated
tonight at SIZE o'clock IN the Ash :
land Presbyterian Church. with mr..
j. y. Kern and Or. L. c. Caldwell Of
iiciatiuE.
The church decorations were pa,ms
and chrNSanthcmums. Mendclssohu and
i.ohcEErin marches were PLAYED by
pr Hall Carter and Miss Bessie RelIc
CANNON. OF Chevy Chase. Md. sang
Relieve Nc. If All Those kndcarinr
Young Charms. The bride entered
with her father. by whom she vas
given away. and her gown was fash
toned of white satin. with pcaris she
carried shower of Bride roses and
lilies Of The valley
The matron OF honor Mrs. Decatur
hedges Rodgers. Of Martinsburc. W
Va. sister OF the bride. wore h,uc
crepe dc chine with silver lace. and
her flowers were white chrysan,be
NUNS Miss Natalie Lancaster. an
other sister. US maid Of honor. wore
white silk net. with silver trimmings
She also carried white chrysanibn.
NUNS Misses Bessie Belle CANNON
ana Florence Taylor were the brides
maids. and their frocks were of whit,
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wca'th's attorney, who IL in a hos
pital ut Roanoke. is reported improv-
ing.
Miss Margaret Borden. of New Hope.
recently underwent an "pcrati ion at tho
Kings Daughters Hospital. and is re
ported Improving rapidly.
Airs. NJ. 6. Gibbs has zone tn Eich
mond to srand I, few weeks with
friend" and relatives.
Russell Vint, son Of MIR. and Mrs G..
III. Nnt. is recovering from ptrmuinc
poisoning.
Airs. GcorG" Schumacher has return
cd from Norfolk.
Al "lGll Ton" near DccrGcld. On
Tuesday morning at . o'clock Miss
Ethel Virgins, Montgomery. daurh-
ter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. John w Mott
somcrE. ana - kenncrly Eubu.,h. Of
Pcmbcrton. W. VA. were united in
marriage. They will be IT home af-
Ter December /. at pcrchcrton. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Witt have return
cd TO Washington. after Speeding sew
era weeks with relatives IN Stanton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. NcT are crtcr-
tanning Mrs. Lucien IIaw. Of Washing
ton and Miss Mary Overton law. OF
Hanover County.
Miss Mamie Stcrrctt. of Eu.u, \-i;,:
Is the guest of friends in Strunton
AIR" =. Il. hammond and Mrs Hoy
Wonson arc visiting in New York.
MISS Christine Hammond who has
nech spending some ;imc in M.,.Sa :
chusc;ts. will join them thcrr.
Mr, ana Mis-. William Drummoud
nave returned to Washington afi,.. :,
WISH with relatives in Stanton.
Miss Helen liowison has son. ia
washington. where she had hccu an
po'ntcd 10 u clerk*hip in the War DC
nat,mcnt Miss IIowiSou is ono o.
Staunton's popular society girls. and
one OF the champion apple uickcrs
OF the past Scasou
Mrs: Thomas Bell has returned from
Suffolk.
MIS-. .: w. Lambert las returned
from Richmond.
,hptalh = NJ. Spencer i!as returned
10 his home in AlhcmarJc toun,v ,f,.r
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hunter +
Spencer. '''
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BUENA VISTA

Especial 20 Tile Times Dispatch
iCt.%A VISTA. VA. November 10
v Her kuhnsh. who was married last
wceE ~ Wytheville TO Miss Virginia
Grown, arrived in Ruena Vista Satur-
day night with his bride. after having
visited Atlanta. Ga. and other Southern
cities. They left Tuesday for their
home in Alliance. Ohio.
MIS-. Halle Strat,om Dawson and
children arc Visiting her parents MIR.
and Mrs. a. w. Stratton.
y.John and Charley Stra,tou. ,bc
FORMER and infantryman and the latter
sailor. are home on furloush. John
returned n Friday and Charley on sun
day.
Mrs. Auhfsy D.liard. Of Rerryyj,,o
is Visiting her father. W. T. Robbv
HWillio Cummins a soldier came HON,
wednesday on furlough.
Howard Drumbower and wife wen. q
S!istol Thursday on business They
VIII return Tomorrow
Mrs. j. Gregory Edwards spon, soy.
eral days in Richmond this week shon-
ping
- Walton Zimmerman and wjfc have
been visiting Mrs. George Zimmcrm.n
for several days
t.spr. Walden and wife have been =,
tendins the State Medica! Society. il
Saicm, the past week.
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West. Julia Lcachc. Belle IIiltzheincr
and Charlotte rrolinScr.
BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Times DispatchI
BOWLING; GREEN. VA. November
lO.--Mrs. rrcnsh:,w has returned to her
home at Falls Church. after spending
some time with Mrs William G.. Cog
hill.
Miss Annie NJ. White, OF Richmond,
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. John 6. Rroaddus is spending
some time with her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. Lear. in Culpcpcr.
Mrs. Moates and her daughter, Miss
Jennie. have returned to their home in
liarrisvillc. w. Va. after 4 visit at
tho home Of l.. T.. Martin.
Mrs. Robert a. Coghill and Mrs.
Charles a. Broaddus have returned
from Lynchburg. where they were the
guests OF Mrs. Orchard
Aubrey Valentine has returned from
Il visit TO his sister. Mrs. Cecil L. Baker.
in Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. Susettc Tyler. OF Richm ond, spent
several days here this week at the home
Of Mrs. Kate G.. BroadduS
George %. Roper Of williamSport. Pa.
spent this week with his sister, Mrs
Sallic W. Rains
Mrs. \. r. Chandler spent several
days this wce' with hcr son. 4. u.
Chandler. .Ir.. in Frederick sburg.
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BON AIR
Specialize The Timos-nispa,,

Special to The Times Dispatch
BON AIR, VA. November 1O.-Mis,
Sue Gordon was hostess last week at a
most delightful afternoon tea. Guests
from Richmond. arriving in motors
found a large bonfire underway on the
lawn to direct them to their deStina
ton. Games and refreshments made
III" affair most delightful.
Miss Lillian Cork is homo for tho
weekend.
Mrs. Horace Smith and the Misses
Smith were here this week
Charles Cochc was out on Tuesday
with friends
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Gordon were
with Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gordon
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis s. woodsou
ns tho winter in West Avenue, In
Richmond.
Miss Lucy Payne Finder has been
visiting Mrs. T. NJ. Eenncrly
Miss Jennie F'lippcn and Miss Julia
Powers have returned from Amelia
Miss Harriet Cochc is with Mrs Bur-
ton Maryc for week or two.
Miss Sue Powers is home again after
visit 10 Mrs. Joseph Saddlcr at Forest
Hill.
Mrs. T. T.. Bridgcforth is tho cues;
OF relatives in Amelia.
Vernon Wells was with Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ. Ecnncrly on sunday
Miss Hcrminc Moore was tho guest
of Miss Lucy Mason in Richmond this
week.
Mrs. Richard Marshall and sons. of
Amelia. arc spending the week end
with tho Misses Powers
Miss Celeste Berry was with Mrs
Allen Goolsby the past week.
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signed. Miss Sallic Beavers is her sue
ccSSor In the school.
Miss llacidc Clark. of Tarboro. who
has been visiting Miss Sarah Erwin,
in WcSt Durham. has returned home.
Miss Erwin accompanied hes.
Mrs. Russell Tucker. " H"idsvillc Is
visiting Miss Annie cobb. ON Morchca,l
Avenue.
Mrs. John Buchanan was hostess at
an elegant ciSht-coursc luncheon Fri
day morning in honor of her mother
Mrs G.. W. Toms.
Invitations have been issued TO tho
marriage Of Miss Ann Norman Fuller.
of New York. and Captain George
Drury. of the Royal Canadian Dragoona
Miss Fuller WAS II former resident of
Durham. Tho marriage Will take place
November II "a; the congregational
Church. Eriarclin Manor. y. Y.
pr. and MES. O. Page, of Virginia.
arc visiting Mrs. Dora Page. on Waits
street. pr. Page has just returned from
London.
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STAUNTON

STAUNTON. VA, November lo-Mrs
edward rilson has returned from Eoa.
uokc.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Prufer spent sew
eral days In Philadelphia this week
with their son. julius l.. Plurcr who
rs stationed with the medical corps, at
Newport, Il. 1.
Major Wonson, OF Stanton Military
Academy faculty, reviewed Dead
Souls" by Nikolai Gogol. At the fort
nightly meeting OF the round table on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. NJ. d. Mitchell
gave current events in Russia during
the unsettled time, and Mrs. Lambert
read an article on Russia.
Miss Pearl Gladys Evers. daughter
Of Supervisor and Mrs. ID. l.. Evers and
John Franklin Goode. well-known
farmer Of the Meyers Cave neigh
bcrhood. We're married Thursday at the
nome OF the brides parents.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Edith
Smith. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Gin
ton T.. Smith. to Hugh Addison Roscn.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. c. Rosen. of
near stanton was solcmnized We'd
nesuay morning Al $50 o'clock at the
home of the BRIDES parents. in Green
Nillc. Rev. w. A. Lynch of1lciatcd
William u. Miller has returned from
Raleigh. y. e., where he visited his
sistcr. Mrs. j. j. King.
Miss Louise Cropp has returned to
buena Vista. after visiting Staunton
and Waynesboro friends.
Mrs j. NJ. SPOTS returned Tuesday
from Lexington.
.lis" Charlotte SPOTS and j. II.
FAINTER motored to Lexington and re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas II. RusscE has issued
invitations 10 Rcd Cross tea TO be
neid TUESDAY night from S TO II O'clock.
William a. Pratt. acting Common
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". Va. and Miss Natalie Lancaster. o,
tlurrisonburE. Va.
Promtt-I,yona.

LYNCtIBuRG. VA. November TO-
Harry l.. w. rronltt and Miss Rosa
Leo Lyons, both OF Amherst County.
were married here Wednesday after.
noon at tho parsonage OF the First
Baptist Church. Or. w. w. Hamilton
officiating. The bride is daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Lyons. They
Will reside at Amherst.
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Exquisite Styles in Georgete Crepe Blouses at $500

Georgette leads in Blouse
Fabrics this Fall, and these
stylish creations arc really
worth Ono Dollar more by
actual comparison.
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However, We arc marking
merchandise down to bottom
prices at Mosby's. and our
price is but Five Dollars.
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