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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1918-08-29

Council Meeting, July 5th.
The village council OF the village
OF Askov met in town hall OF said
village on July 9Th. 1918.
All members present except N. s.
Petersen.
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
The bonds of the several Village
officers were approved by the coun-
Gil.
Considerable time was spent In the
discussion Of framing and enacting
an ordinance whereby no more frame
buildings would be permitted to be
built on the main business street OF
Askov. 1t was left in the hands Of
the village president to have an at
torney draw up such an ordinance.
On motion the council then ad-
journed.
l.. G. Petersen.
Attest: President.
H. Petersen. clerk.
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Motion made and carried that the
clerk be instructed to order village
manuels, minute book, ordinance
book. treasurer's account hook.
village seal and several village off,
Ger bond blanks.
Motion was made and carried that
bonds for justices Of the peace be
fixed at $500 each.
Motion was made and carried that
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for the consolation prize, Miss Bcr-
,ha LecuS OF A>ew orleans, MAS tho
winner Miss Williams. OF Roanoke,
who spent several weeks here earlier
IN the season. returned to the springs
saturday from WyIhcvilIc, where sne
visited members OF her family.
Attractive additions to the Norfolk
colony arc Mrs. Eugene Ives, Miss Lee
liza Ives. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert hey and
their family and Mrs. w. Ii. RawIinss.
\ ply will be given in the near
future Tor the benefit OF the lied
Cross. Inc cast consists OF some OF
the young matrons and young women
at the springs.
Miss Florence T~ohy. of Norfolk.
has issued an invitation to all the
children at the hotel to participate in
a fancy dress party to be given on
Monday night.
notwithstanding Rev. c. BraXton
Bryan was here on Il vacation. he was
good enough to hold service Sunday.
Miss Watts. Of Richmond. assisted
him as choirmastsr. DR. and Mrs.
Bryan returned to their homo in Pc
tcrsburg earlier than they expected
Ono of their sons was home on leave.
and they FASTENED to be with him.
Among the Richmondcrs here are
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Watts, Miss
Elizabeth Watts, Miss Sarah Lee. j.
Roy Mintcr.
Charles II. Cuthbcrt. OF Petersburg.
who usually spends {; portion OF 70 /.
summer here, was among the arri-
walls Sunday.
Other arrivals this week arc: Ciar-
once Weirick.. Arsenic Mine: j. L.
Giltncr. Dante. Va; Or. G. VI. Scott
Bluefeld; s. SonncnhcrE. Northtorh.
Va; Miss Agnes l. Horncr. Lynchburg:
IN il l:n
Miss Edith BlodGett, Miss Margaret
BlodEctt. Miss Mary Crockcr. 81.
Louis; J. S. Hutchinson, Miss Fannie
Fulwilder. Roanoke; Mrs. Mercer
Hartman, Milliccnt Hartman, Koa-
noke; J. S. Boswell, Roannkc
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BRUNSWICK INN
fspccia, to The rimes-pisoatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WhYNESBORO, VA. August lo,-An
interesting incident in the annals CT
the past week was the arrival of five
hundred members of the aviation CORPS.
en- route from Waco, Tex, to Garden
City. Long Island. Truck after truck
| Of the 'brcwn-clad brethren" filed over
the mountain road, pitching their tents
in level meadows along the South
River.
Most of the houses in town were
thrown open. automobile loads Of
peaches were brought down to camI,
and the streets were filled with SOL
dierS and pretty girls AT the inn \
| group had gathered on the Law sing
ing the latest in war songs. while !
musical warrior from Wisconsin pre-
sided at the plano.
AT a. NJ. next day the procession
had moved on to Stanton and VIA
| chester. carrying loving wishes from
every heart b.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Vaughan. Mel
son Vaughan. Jr.. and Miss Ruth Blap-
ton. of Ashland. who have been tour
| ing the Valley OF Virginia. were re-
cent guests OF The inn.
others registered since last weeh
are: Mr.. and Mrs, Henry r.. Pollard,
Mrs. II. T. ISlankcnship. Misses Georsle
and Kate BlankenShip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard lIoge, Miss Amy Hoge. Ran
dolph Hoge. J. Il. Mordecai. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Christian and children. Mrs
John tyler and family, Mrs. L. W. Wise.
Mrs. J. ID. Ryiand, Mrs. L. NJ. Foster.
Miss Virginia Foster, Miss Minnie
Stande OF Richmond; Mrs. \. H..
| Lowdcr. Miss Dorothy Lowder Mrs.
| Frank II. Hooper, Misses Helen ami
| Rosalic Hooper. Francis Il. Hooper. Jr .
| Virgil Hooper. Mrs. W. :. Upshur, Mrs
j. i. McClay. Newport News; Mrs. e. q
| Lee and children, City Point: Miss
Elinor Vandegrift. Mrs. +. S. Garrett.
! Wilmington. Del: DE Wit Farrar
| w. b. Duke, Washington: X. II. Carter.
II. 5. Carter. Mount Hope, Va: +. -
Morgan. Shawhoro. y. c.: joan c. Nc
Donald. Charlotte. y. C.: l.. r. Eirming-
nam GAINESVILLE, Wis: W. Z. pcair
II. NJ. IcairnsS fnl
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a. r. Gn!gon and Miss Lisa Guiror.
H. w. Christian. w. r. Delaney and
wifc. and Miss Ola Delaney. Mrs. II. c.
Navliss and son; MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Collier. Miss Jeanette Collier, Lewis
Collier. NJ. X. Mills. Mrs l.. G. Garter,
Charles and Ecrklcy Mills. Misses
Louise. Mae and Alice Mills. T.. "
Ruskell. w. II. Richardson and Edward
$. Bozc. all from Hichmond: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Gooch. w. T.. Gooch, Jr.,
Harry and Julia Gooch. II. NJ Lewis.
Polly Sprinkcl, j. l.. Wiz. Mis-,
Catherine Holt. Mrs. w. II. Ycaltlcy AMI
Holmes Ycaklcy. X. L. Catlett. Staun-
ior: Mr. and Mrs. e. Thomas Hundley,
Newport News: Il. T. Iiundlcy. Mrs.
+. ~ Tyler and daughter. Miss Sadi.
Tyler Fredericksburg: Mrs. j. a.
Henderson. Washing ton: Charles 4.
iioi5rooh. Farmville; William Nc
Caiiister. Hot Springs. Va; Mrs. S. II.
Norton Mrs. w. ii. Lane. Mrs. II. Il.
Wilcox. Petersburg: Mrs j. J. Wood
ward and son. Janvier. Newport News;
Mrs. Il. stuart Reyer. Fredericksburg:
{. ;. Davis. Charleston. W. Va: Miss
9, NJ. Kelly. Huntington. w. Va: W. NJ.
walton. Clarendon County, S. c.; ii. T.
Page and party. Alton: Captain w. ~
Pratt and wife. Wayncsboro: Mrs. j. y.
Bates and daughter. Miss Helen Bates
Baltimore: Mrs. r. l.. Marshall, Misses
'HrT MYra aud Susan Marshall. r. <.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH. SUNDAY, AUGUST ILL., 1918.

Military Institute this summer. left this
week for PlattSburg. y. Y. whore he
Will go into training a few weeks.
w. T. wesson. the proprietor of the
Central Hotel. has just returned from
st. Elizabeth Hospital. Richmond. where
re has been for several weeks under
going surgical treatment
Thomas W. Howerton. of KenbridEe.
WAS in town this week.
Mrs. J. l. Patterson. OF Richmond, Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
l.. May.
Mrs Fowhatan Breedcn returned on
Wednesday to her home in Richmond.
after spending ten days with her broth
er. Charles f. May.
Miss Bette Tabb returned Sunday
from Richmond. where she has been
Tor several months for medical treat
ment.
Mrs Hugh Mhyes and daughters.
from Princeton. Ky. are now the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. w. T. Price at
"Millrille." after spending some time
with Mrs. Mayess father. Captain c.
7. Allen. Of kenbridGc.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Madison. after
spending week with Mrs. G. +. Lew
Is, of Meredithville. have returned to
their home in Richmond.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert w. Bragg and
children. OF Alberta. have returned
from a weeks trip through the noun
tains OF Virginia TO Virginia Hot and
White Sulphur Springs
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Pond. Of Hope
well, are visiting relatives in town this
week.
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ers with readop,ions for the second

Number adopted in July. includios
the above. personal supporters and &c
adoptions for the second year, 40.
Nx,s.,
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ONANCOCK

Especial Z" The Times Dspatch.l
oNANCoCK, Va. August lo.--Liau
tenant Claude Ccionna, United States
Navy, spent Tuesday with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ w. lila .k
Lieutenant ColonEa has made six trips
across the Atlantic since last p"ce,a-
her lie was graduated in medicine at
The Medical College or Virginia in June.
ia;,. and was president of the St,dcnt
body AZ that time.
Miss Anre Meredith. daughter OF
i;ev and Mrs. J. Scott Meredith. OF
Norfolk. Is visiting Miss Abbot Ride.
Out. 1T the rc"tor".
AIRS X. l.. Shield. Mrs. Is NJ. C,.st:a
and M"a. Anna w. Craft arc guests OF
Mrs. Charles w. Cullen At heA summe
HON" on Indian !f:Ter.
j. Frummond Parker spent the week
end at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Spencer F. Rogers. Mrs l.. j.
lIaimanSon and James IIarmcnson 1rc
a, Hickory. y. c.. guests Of Mrs. j.
H. rrnctt.
Miss Catherine Curtis. OF WavnI.ey
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Curtis.
Wilson Rhodes. OF baltimore Is NJ
tho home Of q. Fred Kelley.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Fast. Of Eal-
timor..- are with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
East
Private Norman Evans Of Camp Lee
Is visiting relatives at Ch"sconn-s6rS
Miss Pansy wilkins has returned
from :, stay Of two months at Ask AIRY
Tank.
Mrs Oscar POWELL is back from t-,l
TO New York
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LAWRENCEVILlE

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
LAWRENCFVII.LE. VA. August 10.
Mrs. -. S. Hicks, of Lawrenceville.
has accepted the position of county
chairman for Brunswick County for the
war fund drive Of the Young Woman's
Christian Association at the request OF
Mrs. robert 6. Cabeil. OF Richmond.
state chairman. and in response to an
appeal made by DR.. John r. Mott. gem
eial secretary Of the Young Mems
Christian Association who said he was
quitting 1000 workers into the field to
help raise sli2.00O.O0 900 in the big CO.
operative drive. which is to he de
shortly by the Y. NJ. c. A. and Y W
c. y. for a war fund
g. NJ Mallory. now OF Richmond.
spent the weekend in town with rel
a;ivcs.
Hammer Freeman. OF Richmond. Is
the guest OF the family Of 5. H. short
this week.
shelton ". Short. Jr. who has been
taking trimming course at Virginia
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ARVONIA
Especial to The Times-Disp;

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
AR|oNlA. VA. August 10.-Lieu-
tenant Hunter NJ. DuVal formerly OF
this place. but for the past year in
the heavy artillery service of the
United States Army, this week stop
ped over here on brief visit 10
friends while on his way from Fort
Jack jackson. 5. c., to Fort Sill, Okla
lie expects to be transferred to France
soon.
Richard Evans. for some time a res
ident OF ParkcrsburE. w. Va. Is here
on visit to his mother, Mrs. Mar
saret Evans, who has been quite i'll,
but who is now recovering.
Sands Gayle. OF Richmond. was an
attendant at the recent James River
Baptist Association, which was held
at Elk HILL
Pembroke Fettit. OF Palmyra. was
visitor in New Canton last week
Miss Natalie Pace, OF Lynchburs,
was visitor In the homo Of B. W.
Ancell. Bremo Blum. last week
Terrell Fuqua. who has a position
at Hopewell. was visitor this week
at his old New Canton home
Mrs. a. ]. Pierce and Mrs. Gertrude
Williams have recently returned from
a visit to Ernest Chambers in Cliff
ton Forge
Alexander Williams. former prcsi-
dent OF the Williams Slate Company
here. now connected with the army,
has just landed In France.
y. L. Pitts. Jr.. attorney. of Scots.
vile; was visitor here at his old
home last week.
Rev Robert Werner Baswen. of
Houston. former pastor OF the Baptist
church here. was a visitor among his
former parshioners for several days
last week.
mr.. Henry Street. o. Richmond
spent the weekend here on a visit TO
his family. now summcrinE at "Bryn
Arvon." their home here.
Mrs. t.clso and NJ s.. Hopkins. of
Bedford City, are hers on visit to
their mother. Mrs. Hopkins. who is
quite i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert f'uqua
Rev. w. Nice. Miller spent several
days in Richmond this week
Mrs. Fall. Of Richmond. is spending
some time with Der daughter Mrs
John Duke. in New Canton.
olden Camden. instructor in me-
chanics in the automobile army school
at the university, was here at his
home this weekend.
Mrs. William Williams spent last
Sunday at her old home in SHORES.
Mrs: w. l.. Boatwright has return
ed after visit to friends and rcln
tives in Richmond.
Friends have received II letter from
Lewis Edwards. formerly OF Arvonia.
telling Of his safe arrival in France.
Mrs. Duke. of Cartersvillc. spent
some days here last week with her
sons family.
X c. Chandler. of Richmond. spent
Sunday with his fari'y. who are
spending the summer at Mrs Julia
Fuqua's home In New Canton.
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GORDONSVILLE
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb !,

H.
GORDONSN1LLE, VA. August To-
Rev. and Mrs. Lcandcr Williams and
son. Robert. OF Fairfield, were guest.
THIS week OF Mrs. a. f. Shannon and
other friends here. Mrs Williams wa,
formerly Miss Maud Cadmus.
w. L. Davenport visited his sister
Mrs Z. t. Cooling. in Washington
this week.
Miss Mary Bailey. OF Fredericksburg
and Frank Bailey, of clifton FORGE
were guests this week OF their mother
Mrs. James T. Bailey.
Miss Ethel King, of Alexandria. has
been spending the week with Mrs. J.
l.. Jones.
Miss Katherine schlosscr. of Char.
!ottesville, visited her mother. Mrs. J.
h. Schlosser, here this week.
Miss Ecrnelle DEBTOR. of Richmond
has been spending the week with her
cousins Misses Lillian and Mary Lee
18th. at Mountain View"
russell McMullen. of Texas. Is visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. Dora Boston, ncm
town.
a. NJ. sindlinser. OF Washington,
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
SindlinEer. here this week
George II. Scott, of Richmond. wa,
the guest few days since OF his
parents. DIR. and Mrs. John w. Scott.
Mrs. Lewis J. Faber is on visit to
h-r daughter. Mrs. Alfred II. Collins, in
Richmond
Miss Mamie Lee Downin has return
cd from pleasant visit to relatives in
Washington.
j. {. Ross. Jr. and Hugh Cunning
ham. Of fredericksburg. were guests
this week Of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T, w. Ross.
l. {. Stratton. OF Newport News was
4 guest several days this week Of rela-
tives here.
Mrs. C. C. Niche. OF Richmond, has
been spending the week with her
sister-in- Law, Mrs. r. G. Watkins
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Clarke, Of Char
lottesrille. after pleasant visit, guests
Of relatives and friends in Lynchburs
and Roanoke. have been spending \
few days with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. ]. Fahcr.
Mrs. Buckncr left n few days since
for Washington to spend several
weeks with friends.
Rev G. A. LanSston, who recently
accepted the call to the pastorate OF
Christ Church. has moved his family
to Gordonsvillc. occupying the rcctory.
Hon. and Mrs. ". II. Blcasc, after
spending several weeks at Spring Hill
Farm" with the lattcr's brother. @. 4.
Coincr and family. have returned 10
their home in Srwherry, s. c.
MISSES INA anu tTclla \ nue rSOn, ana
S;loam Moore. Of Richmond were
guests this week Of Mrs. q. \. Coincr.
Rev. John Tate, of Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs l.. c. Wilkinson and daughter.
% Petersburg, and MIR. and Mrs. J. ..
Tate and family. or Portsmouth. a..
have been spending the week with
their parents. MIR. and Mrs. John Tate.
near town.
Misses Marcia and Dcanc Scott. who
have been visiting in Lcwisburg. w
Va since June. have returned to their
home here. accompanied hy Miss
\rhucklc
Mrs. Andrew and children have re-
turned to their home in Shenandoah
after very pleasant visit with nrr
sist"r. Mrs. Il. r. Funkhouser
Mrs {. NJ Sharpe, and children. of
syracuse. y. Y. and Mr. and Mrs. W.
y Mornhy. OF rhila elrhia. are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Morphy. Jr.. at
"inS!cwood.
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Marshall. Jr.. J. II. Riddle. Portsmouth:
Mrs. A. l.. Powell. Misses Hilda. Mary
and Dana Powell. Newport News.
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Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF llandcrine You can not find a
single trace of dandruI or falling hair
and your scalp Viii not itch. but what
will please you most will be after a few
weeks use, when you see new hair, fine
and downy at nrst-ycs-but really new
hair---is rowing all over the scalp.
little Dandcrinc Immediately dou-
oles the beauty OF your hair no diff
ference how dull, faded brittle and
scrasgy. Just mois;cn cloth with
pandc.inc ana carefully draw IL
through your hair, taking one small
strand at n time The effect is amaz-
img-your hair will be light. fluffy and
way. and have an appearance OF
abundance: an Incompatible lustre.
softnc9s and iuSurlancc.
Get small hottlc Of Knowlton's
Dandcr.nc for Il few cents at any drug
sior. or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
that II has been neglected or injured by
careless trcatmcnt-thats all y you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of il If yon will just Try a little Dan
0'rinc.-Adv.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CROCKETT SPRINGS. VA. August
6.-Wcdncsday morning Z. w. Black
stone. OF Accomac. Va, was host at
one OF the most enjoyable private en-
tertainments given this season. The
SIX tables for progressive five hum
drcd were placed in the parlor. aud
an animated and exciting game en-
sued. Miss Ethel Thomas. OF Crock
EFT Springs. was awarded the prize.
DIR. ]. j. Shanks. Of Salem. Va. won
the mems prize. and in the drawing
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Lemon Juice
For FreckIes
Glrlsl Make beauty lotion at
home for few cents. Try It!

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons Into
bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard white. shake well, and you
have quarter pint of the best freckie
and tan lotion. and complexion beau
tihcr. at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter Will supply
three ounces OF orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this swectiy frag.
rant lotion into the face. neck, arms
ana hands each day and see how freck-
les and bleinishcs disappear and how
clear. soft and white tho skin becomes
yes. II Is harmieYs..-Adv.
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MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS


Especial I" The Times D;spatch1
MT E1.LlOT'r SPRINGS. VA, August
Among the guests at Mt Elliott
within the past week are: Robert W
Wood, l.. l.. Schercr, Jr. V. l.. I:pcs.
vii" and daughter. Miss Virginia
Epes; l.. S. Whitmore. Mrs. W. II. War.
rem and daughter. Miss Mabel Warren:
Mrs. II. EngclherS and daughter. Miss
Theresa Englcberg; Miss Ethel Mosley.
Mrs. IL. &. iIord. Mrs. G. Is. Snow. Misses
Marion and Elsie Snow Mr. and Mr.
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Arrive. Safe oyerres..

Especial to The Tim pi!patch.l
WINTERPoCk. VA. August TO-
Miss Mary Grymes Cox and Mrs. L. j..
Walden. OF winterpock. Va. have re-
ceived a card announcing tho safe ar
rival overseas OF their brother. Fri
vatc Joseph II. Cox. formerly OF Camp
Lee.
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.FATHERLEss CHILDREN
OF FRANCE REMEMBERED
Many People and Societies Undertake
Support of Orphans in
Their Homes.
MRS. ELLYsoN MAKES REPORT
Chairman OF Committee From War
Relief Association Tells What Is
Being Done for Their Assistance.
Many Grateful Letters Received.

lief Asso,i,,;ou ~, ,b ,,,,no-,.,
,,,i, 49,, go,
.' - ''Su'" u"
the following reror, for the months OF
June and .Tuly. and asked that tho fol-
LOVING o~.r,c, from m, animal rcnort
No.
~
.ns ~ ''', -; - ,,,,,
r,, -. .,, r;,d.o,. al Inc hoo,
cry ".u'i ~ .,! ~. az"
i','ug sei','".e ,,r ~ n'ss
' 49, - $3.50 go" ~ ",
mn ~, 80 ~ ,.:;; -
ralts "i ~ : '"'"' 49,
' -, , 80,
,; =,
-, ,,,
80 -, ~ ,, u-l
,,,,. 80, ,,sis,s ~ ~, ch,irs
M, oIo,. vro b,s ,,aa, , ,nost
niars.d ~o,o-n d,r;nr ,his MAS, ve,r
h;nh ,r,o, ~.
u. gu. a.,,,,s
- ar,, hira
~ ,, .,;,drn,
-. .,,hor,o.. ~ Two var
vi + 80 -, ,,t>n
% ., 80, - ~. nc.
: snrj,,;on
soc.ation.
MANh ii'"' ~.
toNiHih. i'N' "r'" ~ ~"
Mrs ElEson neSan her worh 40
chairman, III ApTii' l?i'' SO inc "ooNe
report does not inclndc aaoPhohs oe-
, fore June 1917, or ai'er June. l'te
= De Soto FitEGcrald is the treasurer
of the fund for this work. Frank l..
Crump has been appointed secretary.
Mrs Ellyson always has waiting list
OF children, whose fathers have died 9or
their country. whose ages arc between
four and fourteen.
The following pledge is sent upon
ror,nos, rv Nrs ruyson; II pledge
=, myself 10 give to the Fathcrlcss chill
arc, or Franc, ia be appli,d towards
,h, -.,ief M French children rendered
Il fntbcrIass ,s result Of the European
! 80 ne fnIIows. s2s.50 for a child in
w., ~ &c mo,bcr or relatives for
,, ro,mr,od vim /, check. child Is
aau .,,I NO r,n,a birthday and
-
49,. ~, ,,,n,.
. 'a,,,,x 40 o,.,,,yy:rI.Y
,nr l,,nr by
,.,: 80 ,~;,,', I,sn,.,h T-D e. =. und !
me ltH' '''H'" ,., ,y;,, IN
the l"ade rs" -. 60. az I,aris
support "i '.'''t am ,h;s
france ""oS' ~ ,,ti,,,n .rc
page every r,rml,r,v and
sehdins ~ 'h".r "'"' ~ .n.r. i,
are very ."rP' ,,,.,, NO
charge. !ianT Interesting letter" ny
l,cing rcEilo;!E received Own III"
Fr'Nch Hh'a' '" ,,.n',r,nhs
a.comranicl ny mr. h"H."''
ny - 49,. ,.I,ni.
and neEe AN 10 tMi,','H NJ ,mn
1.'o" t, 80, Lrjy, I'M. en-
nave com 10 "c'P MN tr,.rh.
envy from ,ns' t","..
J! l" IN" ''l ~" o., .nmrrhc. oao,, :
H"i.""H CO., I,,nn and
ing fren'm "nf ., -" ms ,or %
s,;,,, ,,,or,,.. county, va.
Nv W !, arm, N.iI.r. "a. !; l,araca
lii,.. ,ic.'Is, ,.h'.y,.n hcrcr.ac ,'oun-
Va n,,r y, ,>.uc. Va. /;
sI.' .,o,j ,s 'lb!rd christian
..t,hmrri ,iirnmora. !cn,..r Mrs. ". Ii.
Adams ,hroIyh MISS virginia strange.
- NJ. l,,,I', ,fI,s sh,Inh n,n,lS,
church M"chnn K'y,r. Va. by T. l..
White /: Leigh Sc, .l;Apiis, sun
d,,.uchon, c,,ss through N.a L. j..
Watson. teacher. Richmond j. sun
day-school class, Leigh stree, Baptist
Churcn. Richmond Mrs Leslie +. Wat
t,,.., t,,.ie, .,,.,r..h
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MAY INCREASE SALARIES
Committee on Finance to Consider Pc
titions OF Employees To-
morrow.

Petitions OF city employees for in
creases in salaries Will he considered
BY the Council Committee on Finance
Tomorrow night AT o'clock, the meet
ing having been changed Yesterday
from last night. Tho committee adj
vised the Administrative Board that
the matter would Nc considcrcd and
requested that members OF the board
together with department heads IN the
municipal government. attend the
meeting.
Many employees have pe.i,ioned the
Council Tor higher wages. 4 blanket
request has been fled by members OF
the Police Department. with the
twcDty-tour serEeants submitting =
separate petition. Workmen in the
street Cleaning Department, the Gas
and Water Works, and others. are in
Guided among those who arc seeking
addi;iona! compensation for their
labor.
The resolution appropriatins $50. Ooc
10 take care % The Increased salaries.
which was offered sometime ago. will
also he considered Tomorrow night
In certain circles. il is declared. that
the money must be found. ana that :,
viii be taken from the emergency
fund.