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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04
Word From Our
SanInies

Frank ryrrcll had Il telegram
from his son Fred TO the effect
Equipment for France and MIR
T!rccli believes that he is now
on the way cnroutc 10 France.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

= The farmers certainly have
been wearing happy faces since
the million dollar storm of last
week. Many had done their
planting of wheat and other
grains that will be greatly bene-
fitted by the moist weather. Old
timers, however, are very skcpu-
cal about it having settled down
for an early spring. And if the
warm weather continues many
more days the buds will be GU,
and the fruit growers will then
be very anxious about their fruit
getting killed by the freeze.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04
M. E. Church.
Sunday, April 9TH.

Sunday, April 9TH.
10 a. m.-Sunday School.
This beautiful Spring season
everybody should attend SUNDAY
School. Bring all the family
! " a. tm.-Sermon: Subject. ,
"Simon Pctcr"-.A Characte,
Study. What made him S,
great"
7 p. m.-Epworth League.
Subject. Understanding and
doing Christ's Will" Eph. Y
l5-l7; John q 7I5-ls.
Leader--Mrs. Cage. We hay,
large meetings. Come.
Patriotic: What We Fight
8 p. m.-Scrmon. Subject:
"What We Fight for and
How"
a most cordial welcome to all
The W. {. /. L. will meet n,
Ia home OF Mrs. Gibbs West on
Tuesday afternoon. April 9th
Important business is to be had
and a full attendance is much
desired.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

B. II. Talbot, OF Whcatridgc,
has purchased some of the old
buildings at the White City and
is tearing them down. While in
the process of tearing one down
last Friday, being assisted by his
son Fred, a corner of the build
ing fell suddenly and struck Fred
on the side of the head, inflicting
severe scalp wound about an
inch long and quite deep. While
he was badly stunned, he man
aged to walk over to the pool
hall and there tainted away. DR..
Foster was tclcphoncd for, but
was not in his office, and DR.. Ait
wood OF Whcatridgc. was next
called, and for some reason could
not go over to Lakeside. He was
taken in an auto to DR.. Woods
office on Tcnnyson street. but
he was away also, and he then
was taken over TO DIR. Atwood.
who dressed the injury, taking
several stitches. While the in
jury was very painful. it is not
serious and Fred is getting along
nicely. Had he been in a differ
cnt position he might have been
killed instantly.
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Craig Colony Meeting.

The Craig Colony club was en-.
tertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. 4. c. Hurst,
with Mesdames II. Brown, Frank
Mahannah and +. T. Newton as.
sistinr. Considering the inclem.
cnt swesther there was very
good attendance. Delicious re.
freshments were served and
everyone seemed alive to the
great neod Of more work and
anxious to help.
Mrs. Homer Cones, Jr, Of
Denver. who since the death of
Mrs. Cooper has been elected
president of the entire Craig
Colony organization, gave the
ladies' n very instructive and in
teresting talk on the need of more
work and told the ladies' how
everything was running, She
reported the men are doing fine
and are very happy and content
ed. They have plans on foot for
new building which will in
crease the comfort. In all il was
a very profitable and enjoyable
afternoon.
The net proceeds of the st.
Patrlck's party were $G2. 40 and
the auction of the plants brought
in $2l.W
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs West en-
tcrtained at dinner on Monday
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruf.
as West Of Boston. Mass, also
Mr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. New
comb. Mr.. West has, for many
years been prominently identified
with the business world of Ros.
ton from which he has lately re.
tired and his good wife are tax
ing n much deserved rest. They
have been through much of the
south, also California, at which
place they spent the winter and
are now on their way back to
dear old Boston. via Chicago and
st. Paul where Mrs. West has u
brother. They seem much pleas.
ed with the country and not un.
likely may return again in the
not distant future.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

Clear Creak Valley Grange will
initiate q large class OF candi-
dates tomorrow (Friday night
and 4 big time is anticipated
Refreshments will be served and
the ladies ate requested to bring
cakcsr-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

w. H. Robinson has returned
from a several weeks trip TO
Iowa.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

W. II. Kaler received a iette
.iron III son Arthur "Wednesday
o'tl&' week in which he stated
that he was on his wav to an
atlantic port and that his address
would be changed to read with
the I.Npedi'ionary Forces, in
France His friends should
write to him, addressing him as
"l'rivatc Arthur kalcr, Supply
Department, 4o5th Telegraph
'batta ii on, "Expcditionarv
Forces
Mrs. L. +. Newton received
word from her son, Corporal
Walter Newton, that he has been
transferred TO Newark, n. |
where he is doing guard duty
at some Of the government ware
houses.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

II. Garficn. proprietor Of tic
Arvada Dry Goods store. has in
vested in a Dodge car. and took
his family out joy riding last
Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

All our Churches observed
Easter in the usual interesting
and worshipful manner.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

i. l.. Traikill and son and
their wives. have arrived from
Palmer LAX c and have leased
Henry Irving Jones place. Thy
unloadc n couple Of carloads OF
stock and farming implements
Friday of last week. They seen,
be quite prosperous farmers and
We are glad to welcome them t.
Our community.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-04-04

Colby. the cartoonist, will be
at the Presbyterian church next
Monday night for the Lyc"nm
course. He is Of exceptionally
high class, and you are assured
of a good laugh il you come.
The Arvada Ice Co.. Walter I
Daiglc 4 Son proprietors. have
begun their seasons delivery
and solicit your loyal support as
in the past. The people Of Ar
vada should patronize these gen,
tlcmcn. who are home people. buy
their their supplies here and pa.
taxcs.and. besides they are accom-
modating and appreeiativc OF
your patronage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14

Florence and Gladys Gi,lct. Of New
port News. recently motorcd to tho
V. NJ. L.. returning by way OF Staun-
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. John waddil. of City
Point. and Misses Ruth Millncr and
Mary Pollard. OF Norfolk, formed n
party who visited Meyers Cave and
other points OF interest
Mrs. Van Buren, and Mrs. Collier. OF
Norfolk. Mrs. Lorraine and Mrs. Elam.
OF Huntington. w. Va, spent Tuesday
afternoon in Staunton.
Among the recent arrivals here arc /:
Henry II. Ellyson. wife and Sons Mrs
Charles -. ilablis;on. Miss Huldah
Williams. Mrs. John - Mordccai. Misses
Mary. Bertha. Helen and Ursula Nor
dccai Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. FuEhman.
Miss Mary Warren Williams. OF Rich
mond: Mrs. a. X. Sydnor and son.
Misses Ruth. Elizabeth and Emily
M''lrcr Miss Mary Foilard. Mrs. r..
w. Pca;rosS, Miss Katherine Pea;ross.
Mrs. W. II. Van Buren, and children.
and Mrs. ". l.. Collier, of Norfolk; Mrs.
Il. NJ Lorraine. Mrs H. +. ELAN. OF
Huntington. w Va: Mrs. j. Il. Duke
and children. Mrs. T. l.. Shelton and
daughter. OF Washington: Mrs. Charles
Giliet, Misses NJ lima. Florence ana
Gladys Giilct. Of Newport News; MIR.
and Mrs John Waddill. of City Point:
Mrs. Ta'iafcrro and Miss Taliaferro. OF
Augusta. Ga: ROY. T.. W. Ncvc OF Car.
Va T.. y. Palmer. of Richmond: Misses
Mary champc. Isabel and Elizabeth
Taylor. of old Field Va
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Equitable conventions OF members OF
the Southern Century club composed
OF men who have sold policies amount
ing to 100000. The Central men will
also meet here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ellis. OF White
Sulphur Springs. motored over this
week and arc contemplating taking u
cottage here this summer.
j. II. McAllistcr. local director of the
appointed to organize the four minute
mon in the Tenth Virginia District
The Old Warm Springs Hotel Is I'LL
Ing rapidly. and among those arriving
this week arc: Mrs. Arthur Peters and
her son, Captain and Mrs. Gilbert
Cowan. and Miss Emily Cowan. Of
Louisville: Mrs. G. l.. Macon. of Char
iottesvilie: Eugene Nanrcnsclaer and
r. j. Opponhcimcr. of Richmond.
tor of tho Cathedral Choir School OF
81. John the Divine. is at the Home
stead for a few weeks vacation
Joining the Western contingent here
are Julius Walsh. y. S. G. Walsh. and
Mrs. MafIitt. OF st. Louis. They have
taken one of the HOMESTEAD cottages.
and will remain throughout the sum
NOR
Other ST. Louis people at the Home.
stead arc Mrs. FcStus Wade, Miss
Monroe Scullin. Mrs. Eugene X. Gucn-
dct. and the Misses Guendct
Mr.. and Mrs Il. w. Robinson. r. w
Robinson. Jr.. and Walter r. Robinson
Of TioEa. w. Va, spent few days here
this week.
Mrs. Frank Tilford and daughter. OF
New York. are at the Homestead for
tho summer.
others registering at the Homestead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14

The mine WAS Colonel Marshall. OF Rich.
mond. the mining engineer.
Monday night mtrkc cd the first dance
or tho scc.un. The guests, old ana
young. assembled in the ballroom and
spent an enjoyable evening. Tho .'Nir-
Sinla reel was danced TO the Rhythmic
music rendered by the colorcd band.
Miss Sue FiSgart. OF Roanoke. spc,t
Il rev days at the springs recently.
DR.. Waller jameson returned 10
Crockett Monday after weeks all
scnce spent on fishing trip in Ia,
vicinity of White Top. y. c.
Among the visitors within the yce,<
were Major and Mrs. Pierce and tbra,
daughters. Mrs. Robertson and Mixs
Sumpt"r, of Christiansburg: Mrs. T.
Crockett and Mrs. NJ Hayden, of Ar,.
Shany Springs. Va
Miss Euiifont. one OF tho supcrvisor.
or tho Radford Woman's Schoo, w,s
mere Tor snort stay. She accom-
panied her mother. Mrs. W. n Mar.
Die, OF Hampton, Va. who is hc-c >,
test the curative properties OF the
spring.
DR.. j. w Goode spent tho wcek-c
with his wife and little daughter H..
returned 10 Washington SUNDAY nir,,
to resume his duties in research wErL
in gas defense
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taken cottage at the Bridge. other
new members OF the summer colony
arc Mrs. X. l.. Bcaslcy. Miss Virginia,
hcaslcy, Lee Hall Bcaslcy. and Miss
Mamie o. pcttyiohn, OF Lynchburg;
Miss Ruth Trench OF New York: Dan
Moses, of LynchburE: MIR. and Mrs. y.
G. Jenkins ana Miss Mary Jenkins. of
Bluchcld. w. Va: Misses Il. 6. Wilkins
and H. G. Wilkins, Of Florence, y. G.;
Miss Mary II. Hunter. OF Portsmouth;
Mr. and Mrs. ]. I. McNulty. of Brook
lyn. y. Y: AIR. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Davis.
Jr. OF Norfolk, Va.
Other arrivals for the week arc:
Mr.. and Mrs. O. a. Barker. MIR. and
Mrs. j. {. Grccnlay and Miss Jessie
Grocnlay. Lynchburg: MIR. and Mrs. w
l. seldom. Mr.. and Mrs. t.. II. Scldcn
and child. and Mrs. Henry Holland.
Richmond: MIR. and Mrs. II. g; Edison.
Jr. and party OF Sewickiey. Pa: Mrs
X. l." galloway. Alfred W. Callaway and
Hamilton Galloway. Of Athens. ia {:
Miss u. +. bearing, of CovinEton Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Johnson. of Washing
ton: John l.. Mcars and party. Rich
mond; t.. 6. Tucker and Mclean Long
New York; {. II. HuljnG and party
Bristol. Tenn: MIR and Mrs G. T.
Holden and SON Alexandria: Mr. ana
Mrs. John Johnson. of Aldcrson. w.
Va; w. r. Douglas. OF Cleveland. ohio:
Mr.. and Mrs J Is Phillips. or Eas,
orange; u. y. Burt and family of
Wheeling. w. a. Mr.. and Mrs
Shofncr and MIR. and Mrs Chcwning
Roanoke: John W. stevenson and j Il.
II. toyner OF panvitie Mr. and Mrs
w. ;. kirkpatrich. of WEIGH. w Va;
Mrs, John y. Scott. ana Miss Hossack.
Pasadena. Cal.
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NATURAL BRIDGE

!Sg-cial Ia The Tir ,~-u.5ra,ch.
NATURAL BRIDGE VA. Luly IL
Tuesday. July ., WAS ,lio opening day
or the. annual convention OF the Njr-
Siuio Pharmaceutical associations and
the dispensers or mills and capsules
began 10 arrive With their families and
friends on Monday and continued TO
come in on the succeeding days by
train and automobile until they made
q mighty band caEer 70 celebrate their
thirty-scveu;h annual meeting. y most
charming time did they have on these
he ants. Tn, mornings and afternoons
ere accounted by the business sessions
and the other hours were given to the
social delights Of thc time and place
The association decided % meet nero
asNip next year Among those attend
iNG til s. conventions We're; 9. \. spence.
JT. Richmond Mr. and Mrs Charles y
i.ox and Fred : HobacE Roanoke; II.
: GRADY. Baltimore. 4. {. Hammer. Miss
BESSIE TANNER and i. T pel.nmGtcr
I.yuchhurc Mr. and Mrs. Il. l. Walker,
Norfolk: Charles IL Goldboroush. Cul-
pepper: u. ". renick I.ynchhurS; Mrs.
II X Sryth and Miss Maude lambert.
Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. j. ". LYLE. Rich
Womd - Hart, Of Roanoke: y. T..
Scugcr. NJ Pulaski. Victor n Moon. Or
f'rcdcricksburc Edward link. Of Me-"
Yoik city; Joseph l.. Clover of Mood
stock: 1. r.. Erandeis and l.. &. Davis.
Of Richmond. eugene 9. ErookmcEor.
n Washiuetou: Mrs -. NJ. pcnick.
LyuchhurG, George y Van Lear and W.
v. Nan Lear GoanoNc 4, g. Sinclair.
Buchauan. w Cudd Richmond: nr.
aui Mrs r. T. Yates Nr. and Mrs W.
o.. Isle and Mr. McHeed7r. Bedford;
iir and Mvs VI q, 'hrr,l. MISS Mabel
church Master ul.r.d2e Church and
Miss T. byron sail church; " y.
Maiden >r,nsdon John +: Jackson.
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Elizabeth Webster are spending ten
days at Piedmont Springs. They nre
staying 1T Sunset Cottage and arc
chapc:uncd by Mrs. l.. =. Stamcv.
Miss Mary Magdalcnc Baker was
married to Alton G. richardson Friday
evening by Rev. G. s. Kirkpatrick. at
ms home on Tate street. Only few
intimate friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties Witnessed tho crrc-
mony Mr.. ana Mrs. Richardson LETT
on ,rain No. 80 for a bridal nip to
Richmond. Baltimore. Washington ana
other cities. and viii be at homr In
Greensboro on their return.
\ pretty homo wedding was Soi"n.
nizcd Wednesday at tho home OF Mrs.
L. Poclc. OH Walker Avenue when her
daughter. Alice Hunter Too!c, became
the bride OF Edward clarence Adams.
Of C;astonia. y. &. The wedding oc
CURED al noon, and only the mmcdi-
ate family WAS present DR.. T. l..
Rair. pastor OF The bride. ohirtatvd.
Immediately after the cercmonN. Mr..
and Mrs. -tdams loft for hrida! trip,
and on their return will he at nom"
in Gastonia until MIR. Adams is called
for service. tie has volunteered for
service iu the navy.
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BON AIR

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. VA, July I3.--AmonE tho
guests here this week are Miss Eliza.
neth Ellyson. with Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles
Eilyson: Miss Elizabeth Macon, OF
Villa msburg. and Palmer Grey. OF
Richmond. with Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Wherry DIR. j. c. Bowles. with Mrs.
II. r.. Bridgeforth, and Miss Frances
Darlington. with Miss Mary Hoge
Workman.
Mrs. a. II. Haldcrby left on Tuesday
for Buffalo Lithia Springs, where sh.
Will spend the summer.
Robert Burlington and Burton Mare
returned this week from I'lattsburg
Miss Margaret McCiuer returned on
Tuesday from Baltimore.
Misses Julia and Sue Powers spent
the last weekend with Mrs. Joseph
Sad!cr at Forest Hill.
Miss Eleanor Pinkcrton has re-
turned TO her home in Baltimore.
Harvic blair returned on Saturday
from fishing trip.
Miss Sue Gordon has been in Rich
mond this week with friends.
Miss Lucy Cardweil OF Hanover.
spent the week with Mrs Albert NIL
iiamS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14

"hnin ten minutes after an appii-
cation OF Danderinc you can not find a
single trace of. dandrun or falling hair
ana your scalp Will not itch. but what
VIII please YOU most will be after a fe "
weeks use, when you see new hair fin.
ana downy at hrst-ycs-but really new
ha!r-growinc all over the scalp
little Dandcrinc Immediately dou.
bles the beauty Of your hair No dif
terence how dri, faded. brittle and
scTasgy, just noisteu a cloth with
Dandcrine anU carefully draw /,
through your hair, tax ing one small
strand at time. The effect is amaz-
'ns-your hair Will be light. fluny and
waNy, and have an appearance Of
abundance; an Incompatible lustre
so!tneas ana lu1uriancc.
Get small bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine for q few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter and prove ;hat
your h"ir Is as pretty and soft as any
that ~ has been neglected or Injured nv
careless iroatment--thats ali YOU
aureiv can nave beautiful hair and lot $
OF II II YOU VIII Just try a little Dan
derinc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14
CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CROCK EFT SPRINGS. VA. JUN Is 49,
sunday always brings an influx ri
guests in search OF Il pleasant place -
spend happy day. Last Sunday Was
no exception. Among those who wcrc
here were Mrs. J Ohm van Lew and hc~
w" children. John. DR.. ana Louise :
" Y. Boswell. Jr. and John Boswell
OF Roanoke, Va. Nj. aud Mrs. Clarcnc.
Werlich and their little daughter; MIR
and Mrs. John Washhorn and John
Washborn. " Mr.. Werlich is chemist
and Mr.. Washhorn. Superintendent OF
The arsenic mine. Ano:hc- guest from
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MANY ARRIVE ~
AUTOMOBILE FROM NoRTu

Arriving here by automobile were
Mr.. and Mrs samuel p DaviGge ~
Short HIS y. j. who Viii pass :.
month at the Grecnbrjcr Miss Eliza
beth DavidGe and Miss Margaret s
PurdN. OF New fora. are With them
TIE MISSES Katherine and Jeanne
Mclaughlin, Of Sew Bruaswick VINO
come to the Crctnbricr every summer.
arrived on Friday.
Lieutenant Charlton = Battle Jr
Nh" Is naval aid TO President wilson
and Is stationed on hoard tho Nav
howtr passed the Weekend at White
sulphur Springs, where among 9th :
men IN uniform were lieutenant
Lewis Hancock Jr who mas been IN
command of submarine for seven
months, He passed the wcek-cnd win
his mother. Mrs. Lewis Hancock. and
Tie Misses Hancock who have COZ
tase in South Caroline row Lieuten-
ant Hancock returned to New York.
and will be stationed a. EridEcport
Conn" IN charge ~ submarine cor
struction work.
Lieutenant C..E Mason. or tine p,j,-
ish army. VINO was intelligence Off .e-
20 Genera! isaacs during INC Sonme
drive. and vas awarded inc militia.
cross by King George for the accom-
pHshment OF per!lous work paseed
sunday here with Lieutenant and Mts
Eugene NJ Barnhart
Captain j. Upshur Moorchcad car,o
from Washington to DE with has family
for few days.
Lieutenant ana Mrs. Edward l.
Doheny. Jr. who have taken Casino
cottage FOR the season. hcre here 10,
few days
Lieutenant Prescott Dudlcy. Of chi.
cago, arrived on "Wednesday. and Can.
tain r.. KubOni Looming arrived nls
from Now York.
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GREENSBORO
Especial to The Timea-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
GREENSBORO. July IA delight.
,ful reception was given in honor ot
Miss Ida Nj. Tarbcll, AT the state nor
NAL college. Wednesday evening foi-
lowing her lecture on the Inner Limo
OF ~cDefense." Miss Tsgbel was her
two days. and was one OF the speak
ees on the community service FRO
gram at the college.
Misses Flax MCAlis,cr. Eunicc sta
mey, Louise Daniel. Miriam Rankin
Mildred M!chauA. jennie Trotter ana
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BRUNSWICK INN

Especial 10 The Times pisoatch.1
WAYNESBoRO. VA. July lathe
summer colony * now gathering at
this popular resort. Cool. crisp days
and fnc roads arc ailuriuE TO those
who enjoy mountain climbing and
motoring.
Mrs. Charles GiiIot. Misses Nina,
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HOT SPRINGS

HOT SPRINGS. VA. July lS.-Sev
crai conventions are scheduled for next
week at the Homestead. tho first to ar
rive being that Of the RockbilI ,r.nnr
of the Equitable Insurance. Co,nnany
due here July Il. Following the Rock
hill meeting Will be another of mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-14

arc Landon *. Thornc. Mclean Long.
r.. c. Luke. Frank Lock. Mr.. and Mira.
Gulbcnklan and family. or New York
MRS. Wallace EddinScr. Mrs. Clark
iritchitt and Il. w. congcr, OF Nc,y
York. arc also here.
h. w. Kirkpatrick. of Richmond. Ma,
arrived. and will be at the Homestead
for the week
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WHITE SULPHUR TURNS
TO GOLF TOURNAMENTS
Richmond Players Among Those
Who Take Part in Quail
flying Round.
MANY RICHMoNDERs ARRIVE
Prominent Government Officials and
People OF National Reputatio
Turn 10 Famous West Virginia
Mountain Resort for Relaxation.


Mountain Resort for Relaxation.
lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
gHE GREENBI;It:R, WHITE SUI
PHCk SPRINGS. W. VA, Juiy lS.--
White sulphur Springs has turned to
golf tournaments for the summer sport
events. ana The first Of a series tor
,he bonent or the American Red cross
Mas foaturcsd from July 70 J.. y
large entry PLAYED for INC qualifying
sYcuud aud notable among the Rich
niurd pld. trS were Colonel James X.
Branch and Garrett Il Wall. Jr. Mrs.
ciurrctt Mail entered The Women :
Special tournament which started on
TUESDAY and among other entries wers
Mrs Herman ENi>. ~ the Walton
Heath Club. England, Mrs. George Is.
lhurneauc' Mrs. James I. Gavin ot
Indianapolis. Mrs. Charles l.. strobe!
and Miss Marion Strobel, Miss Edith
g. Marshall and Mrs William {.
Wheatley
Arriving from Richmond this pas,
week to pass soma time a, White Sui
phur Springs we're Mir. and Mrs lac
qusliu l. Taylor and Miss Mary Tay-
ior. who has as her guest Miss Isabel
Scott. a niece o. Nj and Mrs. Thomas
+. Scots. vino arrived at their cottage
a week aEo Wednesday, Henry {, y.
Noehlng = here from Richmond
Mrs G. Mandy Massic, of Natural
Bridge. is stopping at the White Tor
some time, ana arrivin. here from
Petersburg were Mr. and Mrs -. ~.
jackson and hush Jackson, Edward
=. White. president of the Winding
Gulf Coal operators Association and
Mrs White motorcd to White sulphur
from Glen White FOR short stay.
LARGt. WASHINGTON
COLONY AZ GREENRRIt:R
\ large Washington colony is al
ing Hugh G. Wallace. who has come
for a fortnight, Mrs. cary T. Grayson
has opened her cottage for the sum
mer adjacent to Hawley Cottage. which
is the summer home thus season FOR
Mr.. and Mrs William .. McAdoc.
come soon Mrs. Gnructte Swcency
arrived from Washington TO be with
MIR. and Ms Iiowdrl WalScr. who
have cottac" ncrc Mrs Thomas
Middleton arrived from Washlngton ON
Wednesday. and l.. u .ikmy - among
Others registering 'rom there
Mrs Lillian Livingstone Watson and
Miss Andrew hcid arrived from l'hlti-
more OH Monday and attended large
ioa given that afternoon ut the Casino
by N1s. Alexander J.. Witty. OF Louis
vile. IS. who has Been Joined hy her
dauchte7. Airs. Saunders =. jones. Jr.
and Miss Louise Jones
Mir. and Mrs. Pembroke " Womb!e
arc here from Baltimo.- Nj and
Mrs T. Everett climbs and Mn ana
a-c accompanied ny Miss Mary Wash
Mgton STUART and Mrs Hcluerrian. .u,
among others who have TONED the
Baltimore con;ing nj at White sui!
nhur Springs
The round OF teas and auc;iou parties
Is again well under way At Waite
sulphur where solr aud other sror.
activities AZ" v'c!U@ with Socia. art,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-03
DE- LAS 0FIClNAS DEPOLICIA
DocE A~PREHENSIoNES.

Los agentes de la esc3adra contra
el vicio practicaron Ia nocne del mier-
coles al jueves doce aprehensloncs,
siendo acusados todos los detenldcs
de violacion de los articulos 8 Y 4 del
nuevo reglamento de policia. De
los detenidos siete fueron hombres y
ell resto mujeres. Entire los prime
ros Sc encuentra un teniente del
~ejeTcito que fle consignado a la po-
!icia militar. Los demas aprehendi-
dos comparecieron aver ante ell juez
de policia Buckley, quien multo a
cuatro hombres, en- $1,000 cada uno;
a dos, en- $500 cada uno; las mule
res fueron multadas tres en- $4,000
Y dos en- $500 cada una.