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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
QUARREL OVER LAND
ENDS IN SHOOTING

Bristol Na-July News has
reached here that L. G. Guy was shot
and killed instantly by r. A. May
three miles east of Elizabethton.
Tenn. The killing resulted from a
renewal OF the quarrel the two men
had last spring over land deal.
Both men were prominent citizens in
that section and May owned one of
the most valuabl farms In Watuga
Valley.
Mr.. Guys wife and son were pres
ent when the shooting occurred. They
were at a small station near Eliza
hethton waiting for train when Guy
rode up on mule and, IL In alleged.
fred the first shot. May then fred
two dhots
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Successful Banking Year.

Norfolk, Va. July 2.-Norfolk and
Portsmouth banks yesterday COM
pleted the most successful fiscal year
In their history. In addition to the
usual semi-annual dividends declared
December 81 and June 80, several of
them declared bonuses and all OF
them set aside a larger surplus than
in any period Of their existence. The
total amount of dividends distributed
was $2i0.s7T-s1ss.3s $50 by Norfolk
hanks and t22.61h by those In Ports
mouth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
SUNDAY BEsTOws CASH
GIVEN HIM IN NEW YORK

New York. July "A total of $780,
1925 has been forwarded by the VII
liam A. Sunday Evangeiist3c associa-
ton. dtsposing of the fres will offer
ing given Billy Sunday at the close
of his campaign here, II was announced
ty the executive committee today. The
money went to the following: Ame-.-
can Red Cross. s32.3si; v NJ. c. A.
work, s33.sS1,7s, Y, w. C. A. work.
s2s. zoo: for baseball suiJnss for Amer
lean sailors and marines. s426. The
amount given to the Y. W. c. \. work
was designated in the freewtil offer
ing From the loose change coliec-
ton during the last week of the CAM
pairr was obtained the money for the
baseball suitings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

Especial TO The Richmond Virginlan)
Chase city. Va. July 2.-Indica-
lions point TO hundreds Of autom obilist
going to Chase City. Wednesday to
participate in the monster patriotic
Red Cross automobile parade. and
government f1ag raising More than
200 owners of machines In North
Carolina have signifed their inten-
ton of being present The Richmond
Automobile club has been invited TO
attend In body.
The famous MecklenburE Springs
Lawn, a private park, will be thrown
open for public use that day and
plenty OF ice water supplied free to
visitors who bring their families and
lunch baskets. and wish 10 make a
picnic day of II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

Is the only FIRE association Offer
ing rates at actual cost. Ofd-line
companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire As
sociation. Irvineton. Va. insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
er concern; and stores, merchandise
factories, oyster houses. etc. at about
ONE HALF THE PRICE asked by
others Save money. Write them.
(Twenty-one years ODD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
syOhnS--McDnnaid.

of1oik Va. July "A wedding
I'm marked the elimination nf
1bhip extending from childhood
Nolemnized in the presence OF the
43etA families, relatives and a
B01t intimate friends at the resi-
~ ~ the brides parents. Mr.. and
Harm Eliza Mcdonald. I102 Pat
AVENUE. s. W. Saturday after
~ 4 o'clock, when their only
<ter. Mertie Edith Mcdonald. be-
ne bride OF DR. James Edward
~ Pulaski. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Superintendent Installed.

Portsmouth. Va, July flames
Hurst the new uperintendent OF
schools, OF Norfolk county, will enter
upon the duties of that ONCE this
morning He was elected several
weeks ago by the state board of ed
ucation, and will succeed A. H. Fore
man. who had been superintendent of
schools for number of years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
v. ?. |. A. MEETS At
RICE THIS NORHIHG
Anuuqi summer Conference Guest
This Year Of sharon BAPTIST
Ehurch--C onSidc-" bic Rich
mond Delegation In
attendance.


Today and tomorrow the annual
......-... .,.e-... -.
''hlhH inh --'ague 81 America WI!
he held IN sharon Baptist church,
p.ca Va A fms ,,roers,,, 40 >.-c,,,,teoa
49, t..s ....a ''' ','' ~. - ''''.,'.'
'' '''''' ''A' s' 40 I'm :, ''"e ESSAYS
ytf| te read and rewards in gold
ar1tsat.ae 10 fifty dollars fwarded.
THE t;cr e. ], Richardson. of the
Apt-saioon League Of Amcric4.
sueaks 80 r. clock tonight on -Four
As az WBr-Tfmc Prohibition At
..rlrr35 tomorrow NIGHT tho donnie
gold moaaI contest Win take place.
5o4jbstlnn scci,ntiol and 500
Delegates from Rirhuiont at, the
@onteitrge arc. Mrs Georgia Nav
tohsnn. prf siacu,. Mrs. G. e Sattor-
va'e. secretary. Mrs. Ilsoeon Aus
tin. treasurer Mrs. * X 8lqa. Mrs
+ " Moody. Mrs j. ID. t,au2hlin
Mrs " NJ Garrett, MIS- V. NJ
Macon Mrs George n. nr'dav. Miss
Pearl Young. Miss Alice HechIer. Miss
Henley and Mrs w. r Woodward
{ The. youus people wfo have non sill
Yer medals and wiz try for the gold
medals TODAY and tomorrow a.
Misses Ella Leean Adele Parne.
Tu3is Allen Nvr'fe ppfner t<a+io
Pollard and GLADYS Han
Tcdav, program reads:
Tuesday, July =. tO:3n \ NJ
devotional rxcrriscs nov ~
Parker
I Address Of welcome on behalf Of
: !; l. -. = 10 -. "A q t5s.s{,;,g -
Address or welcome ~, iabaif ~
No }easpe-Nrs " NJ r.uiiar,
pes,goDse nm hehatf of tho s.a+n
s;re u = woodward
pAaaAssa ~, hal,atf 81 ,hz ,.o...,..
reon1e-- Mrs los PALMA
Mosir
nan cali resnonse with local r,o+
t+
Arr,t,,,,e,+ ~ ,or,rott,cc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

Portsmouth, Va, July PORTS
mouth is represented in the first
American army contingent which haa
arrived in France. First Lieutenant
Lester T. Gayle. Jr., L. s A., son of
Mr.. and Mrs L. T. Gayle. of the
Southland apartments 23 North Din
widdle street, has reached a French
port and is now somewhere in the in
terror OF that country with the Ameri-
can army
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
OBJECTS for War Registration.

IHnchhurg. Va. July The fol-
lowing officers will conduct the wo-
mems war registration in Iynchburg:
chairman. Mrs Jonn II. Lewis, vice
5haTrman. Mrs. u n. Howard. secre-
tary. Mrs. +. F. Menefee, treasurer,
Mrs. w ". Taylor, and publicity
chairman. MISC Meta Chase.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Pastor Accepts Socret.rvehip.

Portsn outh. Va, July Rev W
Y PeaHchamp. pastor Or Monumental
VI =. church, Portsmouth, yesterday
announced to his congregation his ac-
r~ptanCe Of a call extended to him
some time ago to become secretary
Of the Laymen's Missionary move
ment, with headquarters in Nashville.
Tenn He will sever his relations
with Monumental September Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Boy Hit nv Auto Truck

Norfolk, Va. July Kenneth
johnson, a white boy, living
in Maitby avenue. was knocked
down in Monticello avenue late yes
ferday afternoon by an automobile
truck driven by Talmadee Whitehead.
colored He was only slightly hurt
Whitehead was arrested. charged
with assault with an automobile ana
was baised for his appea rance in po-
itCe court tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
L. S. sailor Drowne,l

Rerkley. Va. July "A sailor
named Reese. attached to one Of the
L. s hattleships at the navy yard.
was drowned yesterday afternoon on
the st Helena fat The body was
caught by the swift tide and had not
been recovered at late hour last
night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Montague Mfg. Co.
Southwest CerneT TantA ana Main
I-'MnER AND MILLwORK.
Blue Ridge Springs

Away up in the Blue Ridge noun
tains, Delightful summer climate.
No flies nor mosquitoes. The homo
of the Celebrated Dyspepsia water.
Special rates for June. Write for
booklet. b. ELLISON. Blue Ridge
Springs Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Conference Elects Officers.

Lynchbnrg. Va, July 1.-The State
Epworth League conference. which
has Just closed here, el9ted the fol-
lowing officers for the year Presi-
dent, r. r. Proctor. Richmond: vice.
president, A. II. Perkins, Newport
News; secretary. Miss Ella NJ. Quisep-
bury. Richmond; treasurer, r. NJ.
MARYLAND Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
STATE WEDDINGS
Observation-Disclosures

Manchester, Va. July7@s An
lncAment has been made OF the
Ef1A8e Of Robert H Hartman. for
~ enEaged In business in this
and Miss Louise Braifhwat;e.
g1k Winchester, which took place
9eeday. June 26. in Bristol. Tenn.
Il Viii make their future home n
NEVILLE. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
shonts Wife and Commits suicide

Altxandria. Va, July 2-After n
Years estransement. Charles f
Qusvle. a. ed thirty-fve met HIS wife
on the street this morning and shot
her three times He then turned the
pistol on himself and killed himself.
Mrs QNayle will proba bly, recover
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Joel Goodlctt in Wilmington.

Joel Goodlett, with Bradstreet's in
Richmond, has assumed the duties OF
OF the local office in
Wilmington. y. c. on September /
his family, including the Rev. D. W.
Gwin. will join him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
ONE.HALF PINT TOO MUCH.
Negro Ia Sent on to Grand Jury 70
Transporting Liquor.

TTNnspOfUNE IdQuU.
Lynchburg, Va. July 2.-One-hali
pint of whiskey got Claude Turner.
colored. into A lot of trouble when
he was arrested for transporting
whlskey, and in police court Satur-
day he was sent on to the grand jury
according to the provisions of the
prohibition act. The negro had been
working in Baltimore and returned
home Friday night with quart and
half pint of whiskey in his suit
case. The Law allows only one quart
to be brought into the state, and as
he had the one-haIf pint too much
the police had to arrest him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
Earl w. IackeS,

Roanoke, Va. July 2-The funeral
of Earl. W. Lackes, who was drowned
while bathing in the Roanoke over
Friday, took place Sunday afternoon
at Thaxtons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
AFTER sLACKERs.

Sheriff Lands One Who Sent Fake
Story OF His Death.
Harrisonburg. Va, July "A local
paper here Sunday morning printed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

Virginia Beach July pnrth-sl Sc
round trip--Leaves Richmond $40
A. II. Leaves Beach 6:35 r, ~. n.
4 W.-Eo change Of cara
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03
RicIcy-t;ooJ win.

Of Mr. and Mrs J. r Goodwin. at
Eegleston Va. was the scene OF
beautiful wedding THURSDAY June rs,
when their daughter. ora Maude, be-
came nc Bride OF IL NJ. Rieley, Of
Blue Ridge Springs. En. The Rev
A NJ Nails cfFiciatcd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

ward Reynolds The brides pastor,
Rev Il. T. Stevens, dictated. Th1
bride is the lovely daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs o. r. Vinegar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

Tickets also on sale for all trains
judy ard to 18th. inclusive; good until
July 18th. for return passage. Nor
folk and Virginia Beach. sa,se round
trtp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-03

SPECIAL vEsTIBULED TRAIN.
Marrying through coaches to and from
Virginia Beach. without change, will
leave Byrd Street Station, July 4, 1877,
on the following schedule;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
&riiten o. 2ange,
q r@piifoIebIaoet J.
General b. 8isiinsg politiife
seitamemte.
st marfelist 9ofmment.

HE#iHF4 Na sE&kNE3 Tbt3EEtRs3 &$sE4AIZNWaEh #E.1A5
Set tpife ngeb1ab Sos grosfere
Delticblonb" bar nplig offentlig-
gjort Ell mteresiant Mrtifd of ben
ofogoe @enerolgrtperngr / Belgien,
Sriberre ,. 8isfing. Mrtiflen nb-
mites ibrigt al ben elliptic &resie
% er | 9irfeligbeoen al 0pmerf=
iombeo bpr6.
8isfing mener, at Sc, iom tager
9roet for en- tiolig Sreo, oberbl1r-
berer @nglanbg Mooitan6sfraH. ~
.GDiflano bar en- sbelIig Bligt" tic
at beboIoe 8elgien UNDER fin SSno.
IflDoelie pg WagtifRre % for fin
s5iiffferbeog sfplb lite mere at
frigibe Set.
Derefter gaar Sorfatteren irb paa
gelgiens itrategiife 8etponi1g. Sor
operbopeoet at f6re ben nllDareroe
arig ~offeniiot bar ben 6berite Scr
leoelfe fbn11gen til at rtarcbere gien-
mem 8elgien, bborbeo ben tDife
Sarg bgire Sill enooa rneo geipar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

t11aatte flernme itg fforbi Ben boil
|lanoife 9rpDins 2imbnrg. ser fdar
mon altiaa enom Ell Gang at bioe
fra alltoritatlD tiff 5ioe, at set i iffffe
bar 1rogea bemmelig J%oritaaelie mel
lent 8e11gien og gpflanos 5ienoer,
iom brugte gpifIano til at franfe
|gelgteng Granier, men at 0berfal=
BET pan gefgien ifimpeltben bgrtc
n1eo til ben tpffe 5elttogsplan.
Waalet for ben nubprenoe &rig
.beitaar, peobliber 3. gisiing, @itrate=
giif let for 8eltfronte1rs geofom=
menoe !, at Sbiflanb pi1oer Nloos
til at fultne marcbere op mes fin
Scr Ell l1D arig meb 5ranfrig og
ENGLAND. Den 11lpprenoe &rig bar
oesl1oen biIt, at 8eiiboelien af &c
tDife Snouitriegne er ct 2ipsipprgs-
maalv naar set ge1oer at boloe uo,
og 6isie ggnes BeifDtfelie Ct fun
mltlig beo geiio0elie Of 2anoitraf-
ni1tger foran Nbinen. De11 n11bare1l-
De RtgSgrpnfe er iifffe tilltrnffelig.
Set mad ubetinaet f%orbinoreS, at
ogar be1giife Sl16u1tri fom1ner Sie,l=
ToerneS Muitningspolitiif til @o6e.
Sen ~iaafalote MaoSlinie, meb Gpt-
ningerne 2iege og Manrllr, ct it'll
ltrgffeltg for Spiflano; @rpnielt
1noa, ogiaa af SettiDn til SpiflonoS
Sgmogt, ifpoes frem til &obet.
Ran1pcn meb Goabet1 bill / Sremz
Iti6en b11ibe lebiaget of en- baaroere
lgfo11omiif aarnp ems mi. u@po6
piloe Der bore blebet al Dor nbbefs=
lingspolitif, fife Blot mes Sollan6,
men pgiaa meo fjer11ere noroife
2o1oe lben &ullene? 9e 90 Mil=
llioner Cons &ul, bi. forbrer ON
Maret / oct belgiife &11lomraaoe,
bar paa Saltlon0et eibet % ct 800
roppl, io1 bmr bi0raget til at be-
bare Dor 2ipsfraft".
W3en peb 5i6en bernf fommer
ogIaa Beifpttelien al Epif1on6s ito
romiife Snteresier / 8elgie1t. Dis{e
| Snteresier / Nntmerpen bill npager-
ligt fomme | Sure, 1oa inurt gpif=
lano prisgiDer 8elgien. Sen BEL
giife Sn6rItri oil III ielpfglgelig life
orpbe;;a met Ri mau be0 5nrlobe
bringe ben i11o nnoer famine 8ro=
onftSbetingeller Tom Sen tpIfe. 8i
fan in0lemme Ben / bore SeSubnItriz
orgu1iiationer og Iaaleoes tnge Sen
Ii bot Ejenelte Tom 2pfteitang for
R%riS6onnellen paa 8erbensmorfe=
BET. Meo Mntmerper piloe hi life
blot mite Sobne11e og Snopirfnin-
gen paa observation-disclosures o1b.,
men fremfnr at og}aabeuTturfc
Snaf1noelie 8Den bar iom SanoelS-
og &engepla0s, farlig 5poomeri=
ia. 9g1aa oiSie &r9fter bil6e nd
turligpis penoe Zig imoo %, iaa
l1nart mon frit Tan rnaoe ODER
benz.
MItina er Ser intet anbet Miboel
en- rWagtpolitifen, iom ogloa maa
1erge for, at Den en0nu fienbtlige
8efolfning, ON ogian f6rit efter-
baan6en, tilpasier fig til og UNDER
or6ner fig BET tpife Serreo9mme".
lSlamlgn0erne ffal naturligbis be-
ifDtteS, men mao a1orig Hibe 1elp-
l~ifpn6ige. 8elgien moo toges og be-
boloes, Tom Set I'LL er, % iom set
fremtioig bgr bore.
u@fter 100 Mors Sor1pb er ser
iaaleoes otter 2eiligbeo til at giere
i 8ienerfoneresiens Sell CODE ieier.
tgn ggloer Set ON uoen Seben og
1tben Sorloni1gstanfer at boloe fig
fri at III Sell"
Som: Naa, er Sin 9filsmisIe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
FOR DERES OJNE.

Brue Murine Ojenmedicin. Ingen Smerter-beha-
Gimme Dine og betaendte Ojelaas. Murine er3 9inaen
P-atentmedicin. men sbrngt II Lsaers Praksis Aa-
RINGER Faas i DRUG Stores for Soc pr. FIaske,
Murine Diensalve j Tuber for 2Sc. Skriv efter Bog
ON 0jene: faas frit fra
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Sreosarbeioet iffal lite bpre 1to=

ELECTROMAGNETIC
fra. Sre6sarbeiDet ifal lite bore no
act feoeligt % graat; men BET ffal
pore oct tore BoDeltnffe, % Sre=
oetts Selterno0 er ifffe ringere enD
Grigens. Wean maa tage Meartpriet,
ON oct fraDes; oerigiennem bill ser
iejres. on af 0ellne Netllings .Mnno
8i1. Gemple, bar idgt: uarig bil
asorig opbbre, gr ct golf bar oalgt
bellere at goa til 8rulnbe enc at
pletfe lin 5ieI meo arigeng 81
benffab.1
sSSngen fan pioe, ON life, bpiS
ENGLAND bdpDe afppbnet / 1914,
Set Mirafel 90 biloe bape fprDnnblet
@erbe11. Mteo Sub ct oIle Sing mt
lige. Ser er mango, oglaa 11oenfor
&bpferl1eS &reos, Der Gngltes for,
at ben cngelite 6olfeiial ifal blipe
fortplfet beo Militarismen, og set
pil0e ppre ct Sab, lom iffe fan
1naa1eS.
Sprl16en blan6t &p9ferne finDes
DC e1tgclife Milit9rn9gtere inbenfor
Ell Organization moo Tpangs1o=
ifriDnil1gen WozGmicription Sci
lomibip), bDiS Meolemmer oeler
.&paferncs 5pn paa &rig og sci
.1itnrGaien, ifj6nt Sen fife lpecielt
bbiler paa religielt @rnnolag. 8e0
ct 5et0emallosm6oe fra belle 2al1=
Set / Mpril 1916 par Ser mp0t 1900
5%en0empno, Dette ltore Eal ipnes
at tpoe paa EN- 8eD9gelie, Tom mon
lite tan n11t0gaa at regne n1eo.
Denne Bepagel1e bar fit ege1
8lao, uSbe. Sribu1ol", Tom for Do
M er b1eben forblbt forbi Set
for oriltiat % benipnslglt blotteoe,
sbDorlebcS man gift uoenom nnbtn=
electromagnetic, og iaa beftigt agi:
fcrc6e for vSreoStanferne" % Ser
p%erionlige 5rtbeos Net.
Com Sorboloene CT / 2jebliffe1
er BET b%anifeligt for en- fremme6
n6efra at fplge Ben engelife Mili=
fprnpgterbebagelie og be6emme
6ens Stprfe og 8etp6ning. Men SCI
CT iiffert, at Den S%anfegang, bborai
ben er f96t, bre6er fig, og Bep9gel:
len griber ON Zig. Dens 5tDrfe far
iifffe maales efter Ben 9pmerflom=
bco, Tom Ben / 4jebliffet paffer.
.}Rrigen le1p iamler, iau at itge,
al 0pmRrfiombeo ON fig, % Ell
Sang imelttem ilpnger Sunfen fig
fremo6 moo Sen ME Sis, 90 &riq
CT rrmuliggiort, forG 5amfunbsl9.
rens it6rite SS6oe:: Gn Beroensitat al
forene6e Mationer, er b%irfeliggiort
Meen bet fiat NOT BITE fig, at bei
letter Spor / ct 5umfnnb. mar
-9nfinDer n~ unge WanD meD gont
5000 og it1tn6om 6Db 8egelitrtne
bellere bRlger 2ioelien og Sorbaa.
nelien, en0 De gaar paa Mfforo mel
beres 9Derbebisning og bano1el
imob beres 5omDittigbeb. Sbi oel
maa mon bel BUTTE, at 1elp ON Ell
Sci iblan6t Dem er n~ngbommelige
Snienta1ter, for bDem Demonltratio.
l1en er Sobebiagen, iaa b6rer Sler.
toilet ti1 be e6Ieite og beolte unge
WGno, iom finbeS / England,
Meno, Ser ablolltt moa tiltpingt
fig alles &eipeft. Sbao enten Sc nj
Dor Get eller Ell bbao enten 6ereS
Sremgangsmaaoe Ell. ben rigtige Ell
Ter lite, iaa l6fter De BOG / en- m6r1
Sib op ober bet fnmpenoe gl1rope
ben perionlige Srtbe6s Soc, gsa
itefiarligbeoens % oct menneifelig'
8ro6erffobs Sonfe Tom en- lDien6,
8aDne moo Simmelen og raaber III
oDer 6e blo6metteoe 8alpIa6ier
|uDiS}e er Segne1te, bborbeo Ri tro0s
|a1t til iiolt ifal iejre."
&riiten 81. 9ange,
q pSbiffoleblaoet").
5. ---
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

gom: Roa, er Din 9filsmisie
1an / Sr6en?
Beterien: Sa, BET bil ftge life
belt, men min Some bar 90 olle=
reoe facet set fgrlte 2pfenifnings-,
teIegroml
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-22
County Correspondence
Deus OF our nejsbborins uHIases aS CLEANED each
Lpeek By orr special staff Of correspondents

Levi Pritchard spent the weekend
in Lakeview in the interests Of the
ST. Louis Sugar Go.
Alfred Coral transacted business in
Alma Tuesday
Miss Melba Charter entertained the
True Blue Sunday School class last
Saturday afternoon Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Howard Crawford Of Alma spent
sunday at the Mallory home
Miss Julia LaPaugh spent Sunday
n RiNerdae
Marlin Slingluf and family autoed
to Saginaw Sunday
Otto Grant transacted business iii
Alma. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vim Wacha attended
the show IN Alma. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Conbern Of
Alma were Sunday guests at this
place
The Misses Ara and Oracle Culver
and Bertha Wycoff ate Sunday dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Arris
Alex Miller WAS 81 Saginaw business
caller Ccnesday.
Louie Pratt has purchased a new
lord.
Mrs Edd Morgan was called home
from her visit in Grand Rapids 10y the
illness OF her husband.
Mrs. Edd Leonard and Mrs. Walter
McMurphy are picking beans at the
elevator
Elwell's housewives, some of whose
coal bins are as empty as Mother
Ilubbard's cupboard, in spite of the
fact that winter is almost upon us.
W c. PugsIey received a carload Of
ccal. He eliminated all danger Of
favoritism and treated all alike. He
dealt out the coal i'm ton or less lots,
hit this did not supply the town and
surrounding country. Clinton Nelson
expects two carloads Of soft coal, but
when ii will arrive. no one knows
This IS the only CLEAN Of hope we
have. Hard coal is not obtainable at
any price Under the circumstances
il behooves every family TO stock up
with any thing they can get in the
fuel line while there is still a limited
supply in the hands OF the dealers As
10 one can tell what the future will
bring forth
Ernest Sadlcr. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Sadler who left for Camp Gus
ter, Tuesday Of this week. was pleas
antly surprised at the beautiful farm
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tubbs.
Saturday evening. by merry com
pany Of forty friends and neighbors,
who called 10 give him Godspeed. The
evening was devoted to games and
music and a jolly good time was en-
joyed BY all The Red Cross society
presented Mr.. Sadler with pair Of
knitted socks and wristlets.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-22

Mary Pickford. in her best and new
est play. "Rehecca of Sunnybrook
! ann ldlehour, Thanksgiving day
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-11-22
ELWELL NEWS
BY Our own Correspondent


( |. p. Taylor was an Elm Hall bust
ncss caller Tuesday
Theodore Strack, Glare Mallory and
Ernest Sadler have received their
Official notice to leave for Camp Gus
ter this week Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Bert Anderson were
Sunday guests in Edmore.
Mrs. Il. King has just received
word that her son. Roy, stationed al
Texas. was scalded quite badly and
ia row Tn the hospital.
Through ~ kindness Of r. j.
Lathrop and Fayette Mallory. tho Red
Cross society is well supplied with
wood. Nh Lathrop donating the
wood from his farm and M Mallory
drawing il here
Nj Lyle Nelson and family and
Miss Nellie Nelson were Sunday
guests Of the Nelson brothers in Sag
NAV.
The ladies' aid society met with
Mrs Sarah Bailey. Wednesday Of last
week
Miss Mamie Osborn of Alma was
IN over Sunday guest Of her mother
"a this place.
The pedro club met at the Marion
Fisher home last Wednesday evening.
a goodly number attended Refresh
mcnts were served All reported an
excellent time.
Miss Florence Webb is visiting
friends in Grand Rapids
Nj and Mrs. Will Madden or Grand
R;pids spent the Weekend with the
r. j. Lathrop family.
Mr. Post, who is working at the
elevator. has purchased the Bert Gull
ycr homo Ola Larkin Ave
Miss llossie Coral and Mrs. Nettic
Osborn spent Tuesday in Alma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Taylor spent
Sunday with Theo. Grecnhoe and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Medler and
Nj and Mrs. Leon Rice were Alma
shoppers Saturday evening.
Mrs w. G. Pugsley, Mrs. VIM
Williams, Mrs Marion Fisher and
Mrs Leon Rice attended the Red Cross
meeting at Alma. Wednesday.
Mrs. Emery Wiley Of Alma visited
here Wednesday.
Henry Mallory returned from the
West last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hutchinson,
Theodore Strack and friend and Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Fisher autoed TO
Saginaw, Saturday.
Levi Reed transacted business in
Alma. Tuesday