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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24
Grand Finish of War
Due. Saws Englishrnan

Now IL the time for loyal sub
jects OF England TO enlist for the
grand finish" said Capt w. IL.
Featherston Friday. who is In So
attic to assist Gen. W A. White In
the enlistment OF Englishmen here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24

| And "a Hat FREE Saturday
Suist that sold to $l6.5O Saturday at
marked down So And with each $3.50 Hat Free
in
fabrics lot $4,000
Hat sold
q 800 ARROW COLLARS. Go at 2 for SC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24

Never will ghgradeS Crosset
offeedf o
article sale
prices COME o.
p m
Saturday starts the in our o
81 here
II o showy
ABSOLUTELY
the Suitp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24

H. NJ Rogers Who Secured the Schneider and En-
poriun Stocks Grabs Entire LarsenMuer Shoe Co. Stock
Portland Oregon 1000 Pairs of Sample Shoes Just Unpdcke
and ThrotUn Sale Saturday at Rock-Bottom Prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24

Concerning the King Of North America
and a lass OF the zuyder Zee. In this
picture an entire Holland village was
constructed complete from canals to
coboIestonesl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-24

FIRST At PIKE. Continuous ~ TO ~
ADMISSION i5e. CHILDREN Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
HAVANA RESULTS

iif T.e. i've iu'iyng. R,y .nni-, 70.
~ q scrb, 70 !. 10 .. 10 :. sccouu
oIi Dr!TN 10 ttOwau'. -. 30 !. u u >,
- =, thiri ru". I.0l 50. Playful Lucy,
Ht*i""ri Ven. captain Frcdcricks. Marble
hc"!, !'!a.chhc also ran.
Sccona no fu-long pclos. III Ambrose,
/. to J. q" J. 10 !, hr.t. Sarpon IL. in
,kow"n1. 70 /. even. to :. second: Sable.
u '"irrh.l6D. : 20 l. , 20 :. TO :. third.
Iliur, 100 - r.lis,td.. Cherry licue. Hcl
hnt Daughter. StonShroo ais" ran.
ThirG Nv stUd unc.ralI furluuE,- r'I"C Ia
E.sr.. 2. ,Wtrgiicld,. I to 10 .. TO ..
hrsi; bIoOISitrii. iN fNic"cer,. osi. to
J and To =. second. Radiant Flower ~
,'olhnA1, 90 !. To =. to :. third. Time,
i:p' -. pur Meals Bank Uli. Wizard Mac.
Two Royal also ran
f2mrih-tIN furlon=s Little Nephew IL,
'toiilnr', To ). 20 = : :, FIRST : - ma.
~ ''cryyt, II 10 >, to :, ., - "ond (.
trin"do i'll '.\ubrnScb. I TO J. % .,
70 ., third Time, !" - Nias ECith. i'ur-
~" ana Cold Charlie Niece. Southern star.
IVdiag also ran.
Ffths.N :urlonrs-E Eleanor lGs collins.
- : I" :, OUT; first: juauqun. l0j tCar-
RON. 10 to !, . :" |. p! 10 !. secouG: Gauo.
liz fFhubrrJ. !: 90 !, 80 !. ~ u | third.
Tine, i;ii- iiaiycttc. NaNcutius Shcrvood.
br Cam. Lord Wells also ran.
St%5s-Mil. an! my y4rdS-Ta tiuus, II
l,olHusl. y. 10 l. even. To :. first Thome
harc l'J 'klc"g"rb. To I. - =, to =
second: Charlie +. Granger. igj tAiinGer,
= 10 J. 70 /, - |. third. Time l:sJ
10" Martin. Id"lita. Lochisi. Ii.Suranr. Man.
cutiyhunk. TinIlie Bell. GaIar also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
RELAY PROSPECTS JQLTED
C0RNlCK, VIRGINIA TRACK
STAR. HURT IN PRACTICE
Was Expected 10 show Up We'll IL
GcprIrtonn Meet until Injured
NchfrrIuS

tllARtbrTE:SNILL VA. February
x NirGlni"'s chance To cop tn" oi:
south Atlantic relay race ut the Hop
k'n@ Firth regiment games IN BALI
NOR" on saturday nigh; was lcssc ned
'"-uhy by an accident {" johnny corr
mex. the quarter lcad-oT man. While
nhlShins tic Uunrt'r-milc in Il varsity
freshman race W" youngstcr pulled {,
tendon. 3nh VIII bC los, 10 tn" team
Tor III" rest Of tho indoor season. In
recent workouts toruicE had been COM
lnH fast on Tuesday his time for the
rtcr-nil" WAS hfty-two seconds.
'ornirk place on tho relay viii be
taken by bounds 81 Manassas boy. The
3th"r members arc stone. Minor and
Goodwin.
Teams from six institutions Will COM
nci" /" the event. johns Hopkins.
MhShinrt"n aud Ice, Georgetown,
.hth"lle tniv"rsity, Maryland .tpricul-
turAi nnd Virginia.
virginia viii send thirteen men to
N" Baltimore meet. as against twenty
SIN last year. Those entered in events
SSh-ynrri. open: WnIiac" 100 aud @2n-
H"rG dash. South Atlantic. .,tuuc. 100
S"fI cash. south Atlantic: Wilson. 100
ana 20 yard hurdles. South Atlantic.
ahd 100 Ihrd Opcn: Haync. 100 and o2c-
EdiH. "pcn: Guthrie. SSo-yard run.
open. Snhnda ANA Allen milc-ruli. open:
Alien Thurman. the football star. who
was not taken I" tho GEORGETOWN meet
':st week. is showing up well IN tho
shot Put. and should score IN that
event ~ Baltimore.
\frinIh and Georgetown. with
twenty points each arc now tied FOR
leadership in the South Atlantic events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
FIVE ATHLETES ENTERED
Quintet 81 Runners VII, Iterrr>cn
John MnrshHIi IN Washing
ton on Nayci -.

q, squad Of five athlete, VIII repre-
scut III" John Marshall High school III
the George Washington track meet to
hc held iu Washington an FRIDAY night.
March =. Johnnie Core, BecSon. Barrett.
Todd and ,;riEES are tho ciudcr pat
artists on whom Coach Jones VIII dc
pond H. bring ia" c"lors Of til" local
prep school Ia tho front.
EreS"n rt1 Barrett have been en-
tered in ihc DASH. aud ar" more tina
likely I" give other competitors in tho
schuiasti" "Ncnts " hart tussl" for first
houorS Both men have shown lots Of
non ~ practice ;ricgS is the only
.fni,u M;,rshnll "ntrant in 81 distant
event. ANA is cu;crrd in tho onc.milc
omen handicap run. IN addition to the
above cNcntS tho MarShullitcS will send
81 four-UlaU relay team. Core. Barrett.
Todd ana RccSun VIII cumpos, the
quartet.
II las not hccu definitely decided
upon as t. tho MdrshalJitcs' competi-
tors. but ii is more than likely to he
one "f the high schools in Wnsfiuetuu.
MANAGE Clarke aud Coach Jones
VIII accompany Tho squad To Wash
lnEtpn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
COMPLETE TRINITY SCHEDULE
North Carolina College HAS Ninny
tnplcS with Mines In
NirEinir.

TRINITY cOLbr:GE. February -.
Manager q T.. MaScs. of Stem, an
uounccd to-day the following schedule
Tor III" Trinity baseball team FOR the
coming season, which was yesterday
passed on by the athletic council ut
tn" college:
,.Mc;, ,lrg,nion Wesleyan. g, Durham.
March -.
\. ani VI college. a, Durham. March, Il.
yale tntv"r.'y. a, Durham. April =
Durham ituIl.. at Durham, April ..
i'aflIsnn College, at St.tc"Nillc. Nprl -.
Davidson 'oll"Sc. 1T syiIson. \:'ril -.
tniif"i'i '"li.S". at spencer. Ami -.
\. "nd NJ College. ,t Raleigh. April ~
virginia Polytechnic Institute. At Durham,
April -
luiN'rs,ty of Gcor-ia. at Durham. April -.
tnili"r'I college. 81 Durham. Apti -
Virginia Military Institute. at DanviiI,.
Anri' =
ltc-upE" college, at salem. Va, MAJ ].
a*hingtcm aud Loo. at Lexington. Va,
MAY =
Washington and Loo. =; Lexington Va.
Washington ar3 LEO At Durham. Ma,
This schcdulc gives nine games on
towns Of the Statc. The May tour OF
the team will hc into Virginia. -Four
other dates arc pending. April ). IL Is
and May g.
Coach Manu,h, Of tho Durham Bulls.
expresses himself Is pleased with the
prospects Of making! "A good team. and
has already had the candidates for
positions At work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS
III NNIEST Of FRIVOLOUS ItHIE:S
Is tNMOl "ENIi NNU "a AnMI.N,.

prohibition cannot withcr. nor the
Reed amendment stale. the infinite hi
iaritH OF Fair and Warmer" Con-
SidcrablN more thnr Year ago, A.cry
llopWood l. irresistible farce first CON
vulScd New York. and since tina, day
most Of America that could crowd into
New York. ANA much of II that Sell
wNn 20. could reach with road COM
pan'cS. nave been SurpriScd--und some
times shocked into helpless laughter
by its bright foulcry. Yesterday this
high gun OF al. iarccS opened its first
engagement in l;"hmond for five per-
formanccs at tho Academy Of Music
and proved again that il could give
Eaby Mine IL start of seven Days"
and chase them all under Twin Beds"
over Night
There is no use trying 70 tell the
story: it's about TWO young couples
who seem ~ he msmatchcd One wife
Is altogether domestic, while her nus
band is q butterfly, not 10 say AN air.
man; the other wife is too fond Of
the cabarcts and is precious near Mid
channel while her husband. or be-
cause her husband never docs any
thing except exactly what he ought
TO do. Wherefore tn" good little wife
and the good little husband determine
10 throw scare into their spouSes
vulGarly speaking; It's easy enough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
OPPOSE WAR WITH GERMANY
Young Wen and Women College "tu-
dcnts Pny Visit to Congress-
man Flood

iiy Associated rrcss.l
WhSiliNGroN. February 22.-.Fifty
Young mon and women college students
representing TIL" Emergency Peace
Feds ration, called ON Chairman Flood
~ tn" 1I"us" Foreign Affairs Commit
tee. to-day and told linn through half
- dozen speakers that they did not wan,
th'S country I" go to war
II would teach my enemies Justice
ohd love declared Carl Binder. iiar-
ward student
What would You do if an enemy In
radoi THIS country asked Hcprcscn-
thtiNc Flood.
believe IN mourcsistancc.' replied
Binder
Mr.. Flood Indicated strongly that the
views OF Binder and himself were
wholly dissimilar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
OFFICERS ELECTED
Sumdn! school League Names Pre>i-
dent. Serrctnry aud Ircnsurcr and
NuOptk IMcnt y-l.MInc Schedule.

w j. !Icch!"r president Of I'll" JEFF
icrSon Ward l.caSu" last year. was
elected 10 = similar position TO serve
the sunday school League al Il meeting
OF ,hnt body held last night in the
Rarac;, classroom Of the First Baptist
Church. J. ~. Callahan. OF the First
Baptist team. was elected secretary.
while " -. ConGroy, OF Randolph
street Baptist. WIS elected treasurer.
John 7. Powers and J., !. Bruce.
president and secretary OF the organ
iZatlor last year. announced several
weeks ago that they would not he can
didates for recollection. Both did cX-
cell"nt work for the league last year.
While the election Of officers was the
most important business to come be-
fore the, meeting, the forma closing
Of the league was held, and several
other items OF business. including the
adoption Of 4 playing schedule, were
transacted The league will play 4
twcnty-gemc schedule. and will open
its season on The FIRST Saturday in
April \ schedule Will he drafted and
ready for publications in :, few days.
First Baptist. Tabernacle Baptist,
Grace Covenant Presbyterian. stockton
street baptist. LAUREL street Methodist
aud Randolph street Baptist will COM
prise the league for the season Of 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS
Services to &c Held To-Dny Uudcr
Auspices of Grnrc Covenant
Z

Cottage prayer meetings in nrcpa :
ration Tor the cNanGcliStic services TO
begin next week 1T TN" Grace Cow
cnant PrcsLytcriru Church sill lie held
day ia tho fuliowin homes: w. q.
SAFE. 2SlN Hanover .\Vcnuc. jacob
''atcS. leader; George Bryan. c2C Iarli
Avenue. Ecv. Theron a. Rice H. H.
leader: Key. j. Calvin stewart, -. -.
ip"i West Grace street. \. T.. Sage,
leader; br. II. :. MarI.cau 800 Ncnu
mcHt Avenue. EcV. 6. Is. rnifc Leader:
w = iihoadS. GlS Nonl. Avenue. Giutcr
fark. H"N. William McggimSou leader.
Mrs. \. = NdSs, l2l2 Brook Road. W.
l.. Fleming, leader: Mrs. Ida q; cor
don. e"a-A North Rowland street; Il
W Miles. Jr.. leader. The mcc.inl.
at til" homo Of Mrs ,;ornon will bc
cSpc"Iail: for young people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
CADETS BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Thirteen Games, Including Ono with
richmond College Spiders. Have
NlrcNhN Hccn Arrnmgca

LEXINGTON. February 22-Thc Viz
Sinia Military Institute baseball team
-angcd so far and ono oncn date
efforts 10 arrange a game for this
late VIII be made soon. Nine OF the
-;hmcs VIII be PLAYED on the home
diamond, and include one with Rich
mond College.
The Schedulc follows:
March - Virginia Christian College, ut
..cNingtvH.
March 81 amherst COLLEGE. 81 Lexington
-Npril William a.'7 Mary, at Lexington.
April b-ts!t hinoud COLLEGE. At Lexington
April s-l:andolph- Macon, At Lexington,
ApriI i2-Trtnity college Comm. AZ Lex
A2ril l2-E: r. |: =, HInek burg.
A"rif li-N. r. |, ~ ElachSSur=
April II ltanlplcu- sidney. Lexington
April e Davidson. 1T Lexington.
iprn 2j-IIa mpdca- SIDNEY, at Ifatnpueu.
Sidney.
April p oIcn
APRIL 2s--rTinity COLLEGE u O. q, Fan
'iii".
May ~. r. l.. =, Lexington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
STECHER DEFEATS SANTELL
Ncbrnskn Ginnt Succcss(uiIy Defend.
title Of Worlds Wrestling
tbampiOu,

SAN FRANCISCO February 2.-.Joc
Nt'"hcr Ncbrask" giant. defended his
t-tlc ~ wrestling champion OF tho
world hcr" this afternoon. by defeat
INK Al SantcIl. til" German Srapplcr.
~ w" straight falls, The first came
~ thirty-cight minutes ana seventeen
seconds and The second III seventeen
minutes and ni;y-four seconds
The challenger, vino WAS about TWEEN
y pounds lighter than Stcchcr Wa.
no match for I'll" champion. After
lodging head aud hody-scissurS for
half an hour, Sautcll WAS caught uncy
oc"t"dly ~ Il thrcc-uuartcr Nelson and
forced I" 'hc mat In the second fall
q" icil under 1t double wrist lock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

EKISTOI. w, FcDrunrv 22-IIaV-
iiE signed contract with Manager
Donovan, OF tho New York Yankees,
paw, rejoicing IN ,h" fac, Ia, h. is
10 rccciv" a salar" FAR better than
was paid nina last season. wien he was
League scale, left to-day for Macon.
Ga. where he viii at once get busy
training tor the coming season. Cullop
is in ilnc spirits. He really believes
that this is going 20 he the best sea
son in the history Of his mound
manipulation. lie expects TO over
come the nervous spells that have oc-
casionslly caused him to nc classcd
rs It bit too timid His friends declare
he has everything necessary 10 make
him q lnatchlcsS tMirlcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

10 moralizc and say it's All wrong.
Mryh" II Is. but /, is all funny --cN-
cruciatinpSy funny. It's also "A Tit
hash IN spots. but it's i'm double mean
ing spots. and. AS nothing is really
wrong. IL couldn't get AN uplift In
dorscnicnt' TO save It's frivolous life.
In every respect TIA, really matters.
Sclwyn II 90 hav. provided an excel
lent east. The "StrHight' people arc
rather sticky. but the husband who
takes hight once week is Satis-
factory. and the man and woman who
proNid" nin"tcnthS OF tho comedy.
play two very difficult pdrts for all
they arc worth. These part. are trc-
mcniously fat. Of course. but either
oN"rplaycd nr und"rplaycd they would
hc fearful. S".cr Midgiey. evidently a
character actor. hroadcns The perfect
husband more than Il little. hut ito is
playing for comedy. not for eternal
Ncritics. aud he makes billy Bartlett
Il roar from curtain T." curtain. Dor
othy Nackayc is ono uf tho fcw women
on tho stage who can play at being
tipsy without being terrible. MAR,
from the fact that Sh" possesses - mill
lion dollar head q auburn hair she is
a capable actor and a charming farce
player.
Thcrc'll hc only three more perform
aIr."s Of Fair aud Warmer" 80 take
advantage Of the sunshine.
-f,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Wednesdays, when Harris DicksUn's new
comedy. ~ Mig ger in the Wooupilc."
VIII tc presented Icy notable east.
followed by Lu;l Dunsany'5 tLmous
rn.-nct play. ~ Might at AN Inn" Tho
production is hy Madison Corey. and
Joseph Ritter. IN association with iiJr-
riSOn Grey FiSkc. Willis T.. Swcntualu
Viii appear ass Iack. y character ,und.
famous by Mr. Dicksou'a odd Hclin-
BILE stories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
y. VI. I. Loses to Carolina.

ISp"'laI I" INC TlInca DlEpatch.I
CHAPEL. HILL, y. =. February 70
Carolina tonight took tho last home
gamc OF basketball o. th. season from
Y. VI. l.. to %. The Tarhcols fast
start swept the Nirg iniaiis from their
foot. NcDU'iic shooting tho first goal
from bad angle. L"cch was easily
the star for the visitors his fast loor
work figuring in every goal He Gagged
three long Shois FROM bad positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
DanSillr " ms.

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
bANN1i.l.i;, VA, February 2a-- With
good opportunity OF INJECTING tho
mrSt defeat on pMvilic school for
Boys. the farmvillc High School Aun,
Eot ratified and lost il during the see
ond half Of to-night's game on the
Schoolticld ~" floor the firni score
icing - IL ~, in .tauVlllc'si favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

BRISTOL, VA, February ."-Clar-
rn"e Walker, tho l;uston siurEcr and
cutucidcr, who succeeded Iris speaker
on tic team III tho Red SoN, - under
stood {" HAY" signed :: contract with
IN" team aud is now said 10 IL" MAX =
ing his arrangements TO join tho team
at the training camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Havana Con>uIs Mec, Tonight.

y mectMg OF thc Havana Consuls
baseball team viii be held to-ni:.h; in
lio" ell Brothers store AT O'clock
All members at tho team under con
tract arc asked To he present, and also
a-!y one desiring |" become u member
Of the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
TENNESSEE TAKES GAVE
IN WUIUI.NI<D FINISH

'Spcciai 10 The rimc.-Dspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
-" In II whirlwind finish. tho Tuivcr-
aity Of TcuucsSc"'s basketball team
nuscd out Virginia Tonight. - to y.
in he hual game of tho home season.
Aside from the poor success 81 Nir-
Giuia's shots a, the hoops. tho con
test WAS we'll played The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
nmGncr Cnrtnre. tarcIrn1 Amir.

The t:uNn"r School baseball team
was victorious Over tho Red SoX min,
III Il lob sided affair played on tn,
Ford lot yesterday. The final scor,
WAS IS TO 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23
Variety mt the I.l ri...


One may b" we'll pleased with the
entertainment afforded at tho Lyric for
the latter half % tho week. for it CON
tainS that essential Spicc--Narict: The
bill opcmS with john lc Claire. Il Jug
sler by nature and profession. whose
last visit here Was in 1873. lie Claire
has not forgotten how 10 juGSlc. nor
TO hide the marks of time.
Ncvcns and Erwood. with tho aid Of
motion picture. appear we'll in black
face comedy which has To do with tho
trials of a novice before the camera.
There arc some ludicrouS dancers in
Cert Coles Tango Shoes" for one Of
them who walks on the stage 10 fetch
her husband back to his scat surprises
the audience by tho spriGh,lincSs with
which Slle handles the large SurpIuSa gc
of flesh which nature has given her
She can even kick hcad-hish. AN ac-
complishnient. considering.
Oscar Lorraine is a very "nutty"
Violnist. and is we'll supported by
young woman singing from "A box. The
two Of them received many cncorcs.
The bill closes with q fine exhibition
Of bag -puncning by the Sccbacks
Hnrris Dickson's Plny Neat Week.
An interesting double bill ia an
nounccd for tho Academy of Music on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

Hnrris DIckson's PIN. Neat Week.
An interesting double bill is an
nounced for tho Academy of Music on
Tuesday and Wcdncsday with matinee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

rette | ever smoked. | never buy any
other: The finest product of Virginia and
Carolina tobacco. in all it's mildness, and
sweetness and mellowness."
Yes-lt's great to be a SOVEREIGN. It's
flne to have real breeding back of YOU, to
be brought up in a fine, white, hea1thv
homeland to hear SO many nice things
from SO many friends down South here
among a you all. And the reason is. just
this-it's because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-23

1t seems somehow that the love of truth
is lnborr-in every Souther11er and it
sticks right close to him for all his days.
just like lifelong friend.
That's why, friends, when I hear people
pralslng me all over the South-saying
SOVEREIGN is King Of Them All" well,
it IS true-tllat's all.
FOR example, heard one gentleman say
the other day:-"Here is the finest ciga-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-20
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tic annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Factory Point National
Bank Of Manchester Center, VT, will
be held at their banking rooms on
Tuesday morning, January 8, 1918, at
ten o'clock, for the purpose of electing
a Board of Directors and for transact
ing any other business proper to come
before the meeting.
w. H. ROBERTS, Cashier.
Manchester Center, VT, Dec. 5, 1917
34-4t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-20

cided on after a considerable discus
sion and is done for the purpose Of
conserving the Seniinary's supply OF
fuel.
There will be service appropriate
to Christmas at the Congregational
Church next Sunday morning. In the
afternoon at 4:30 there will be mus
zeal service by members of the Sunday
school and an exhibition Of stereopti-
con pictures on Palestine by Albert M.
Reed. All are welcome.
Max Furlinger, whose summers
have been passed here for several
years past as waiter at the Equinox
House and who is an ardent sportsman
and nature lover, has returned from
New York City, whittier he went after
deer season was over. He says it IL
too cold in New York and has come
back TO pass the rest Of the winter
here. He is stopping with John L.
Benson at the Depot.
Las. Thursday night we were treat
I'd to the heaviest snow fall this sea-
son so far. nearly Is inches Of the
white stuff falling before it decided 10
stop. This snow fall was followed by
1 low thermometer, the lowest in this
village being q below. Sunday morn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-20

ing, but with good zero weather right
straight along for the whole week.
This cold and snow for the season Of
the year is very unusual in this sec
ton and we have had good sleighing
now ever since the first of the month
A. C. Orvis, member Of the local
board Of exemption has been in Ben
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-20

nington the greater part of the time
for the past week on matters pertain
ing to the sending out of the new
questionnaires and to the dispatching
Of this county's quota of the 10 per
cent Of the National Army men. This
last Is per cent were not sent to Camp
Dcvens but were turned over to the
Coast Artillery at Fort Constitution,
Portsmouth, n. H., upon the requisi-
ton Of the Adjutant General of the
United States. Those who went from
Manchester were Gilbert A. Cherbon-
neau, Clyde H. Bryant and Andrew
Cadoret.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-12-20
MANCHESTER DEPOT

Ernest J. Bourn left last week for
service in the U. S. Coast Artillery.
Harold P. Bennett is expected home
from New York City on Saturday Of
this week to spend Christmas at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X. Bennett.
Howard Manley, who has position
with the F. w. Woolworth Stores in
New York City, spent few days with
his mother, Mrs. N. l.. Marley. last
week.
What better Christmas gift to that
boy or girl away from home than the
old home paper with the home news :?
1t goes every week for $3.50 the year.
Fifty-two letters from home at less
than cost of posting the letter. adv