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next two years, taking possession Feb
ruary l.
Among the members of the commit
tee are. Mrs. Christian Hemmick and
Mrs. Harvey Wiley of Washington, Mrs.
Joseph Fels and Mrs. John Winters
Brannan of New York. Mrs. Henry JUS
tice of Philadelphia, Mrs. Edward Nor
ris of Chicago. Mrs George T. Hendrie
of Detroit. Mrs. George Day of Hart
ford, Conn, and Mrs. Rosella Bayhi of
New Orleans.
Mr.. John Burroughs is visiting DR..
1901 Biltmore street. Mrs. Baker will
be at home this afternoon from to 6
o'clock to the friends who wish to see
Mr.. Burroughs.
Although the exact date has not been
set, the wedding of Miss Georgianna
Ord Mears and Lieut.. Theodore Arter,
jr., whose engagement has just been
announced, will take place early in
February. The announcement was
maker of New York, her uncle and
aunt, with whom she makes her home
Miss Mears is a granddaughter of the
late Col. Robert Brent Ord, U. S. A., of
San Francisco, and a grandniece of the
late Maj. Gen. E. o. c. Ord, U. S. A.,
and of Judge P. o. Ord. at one time
chief justice of the supreme court OF
California.
Lieut.. Arter is attached to the avia-
stationed at Langley Field. Hampton
/, Va. He is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. The.
odore Arter of Youngstown, Ohio, and
was a student at Columbia University
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.: Mss VIRGINIA NLAlMElL, g. fa'r'
OF CINCINNATI 0Nao Is SPENDING TpE WINrIR HERE
WITH HEIe AONT!HRS. LEWIS 2. PACE.
ntil he entered the government serv.

until he entered the government sery.
ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R.. NJ. Dillon Of Clark.
ston, Ca. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Catherine Robinette, 10
Mr.. Arthur c. Shepherd Of this city. The
wedding is expected to take place early
in June.
Miss Topsy Turvy," comedy in three
acts, by B. G. McFell. will be presented by
the Young Peoples Club in Grace Church
Parish Hall, 9th and D streets southwest.
on Friday evening, January Is, at S:l6
o'clock. Young ladies' in colonial dress
acts. General dancing will follow. Tho
following are the ladies who will act an
lpatronesses: Mrs. Frederic Vaughan Abbot,
Mrs. William Waller. Mrs. Marcus Mitchs
ell Benjamin. Mrs. Charles Massey Harns
NETT. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conrad. Mrx
Albert Rhett Walker and Mrs. Louis Al
ward johnson. -
Mrs Fred W. Holt. wife of Paymaster
F. w. Holt. q. S. N, is with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. H c. Thompson, for tho
winter.
A number of porminent people through
| out the country are spending the Wtntsr
| months in their summer homes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons and their dAugh-
| ter, Miss Elizabeth Emmons Who ~
Gently spent the winter season at WAah.
ington. are living this year at their paaeD
at Newport, R I. Qdr. and Mrs C1ev0-
land Dodge Of New York. frequent yje3ts
at their country home at Riverdale, h. 2,
throughout the winter
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Red Cross, promises to be great sue
cess.

Red Cross, promises to be great sue
cess; The subject of the lecture will be "rhe
India of kipling and Tagore."
Mr.. Mukerji has been for three years
professor of philosophy at Leland Stan
ford University in California, and is
giving these lectures as his contribution
to war&relief. He is a Hindu Brahmin
from Calcutta. and has studied at CAL
cutta University and at Toxic, Japan.
The patronesses for the lecture this
evening include Mrs. Stephen Elkins.
Mrs. Harry White. Miss Mabel Board
man. Mrs Stanley Mccormick, Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. Albert S. Burle-
Frank B. Kellogg. Mrs. Carl vrooman.
Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings, Mrs. Ehle. Mrs. Charles B. Wood.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Frank B.
Moves. Mrs, z: Lincoln Furbish. Mrs.
cambridge Colby, Mrs. Arthur Glasgow,
Mrs. Leggett, Mrs. Charles wetmore,
Mrs. Edward F. Carry, Mrs Henry Cor
pin. Mrs: Julius Lay, Mrs. Sidney Bal
lou and Mrs. John Barton Payne.
Mrs. Hollister Sturges made the ar
rangements for the lecture, and tickets
may be had from her at her residence,
lt42 Corcoran street. or at the door,
This is the first of series of lectures
which Mr.. Mukerji will give for war re-
lief. The second will take place at the
Willard, January 26. at $50 O'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mott Woolley
of New Yorh. who are here for the win
ter. entertained at large musical Fri
day evening at their residence in Sheri-
dan circle in honor of their house guest
Mrs. w. T. Darlington of New York
Mrs. Darlington, who has a voice of rare
charm, gave several selections
The engagement is announced of Miss
Blanche Williar, daughter of Mr. Harry
D. Wflliar of Catonsville, Md, to Mr.
William Deakins Cassin, formerly of
Washington but now of Baltimore No
date has been set for the wedding.
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Tea at Suffrage Headquarters.

Next Wednesday afternoon, at the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
sociation headquarters, tea will be
given in honor of Mrs. Robert Brand.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot will be the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip,
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Mrs. Everitt Macy,
Mrs. Cordelia Powell Odenheimer Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor. Mrs. Theodore Noyes, Mrs J.
Norment Powell, Mrs. LIE Baron Carlton
Colt, Mrs. William c.. Gorgas. Mrs Har-
Iiet Blaine Beale and Mrs. Victor MUIR
dock.
Assisting at the tea table will he Mrs
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of the woman's party at her home, 1925
noon. Mrs. Kent is chairman of the
committee which is responsible for the
maintenance of national headquarters.
The committee has already raised the
money for the rent of the new head
quarters, at IA jackson place, which
the Woman,s party has leased for the
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Changes Now Progress Diplomatic Corps Washington
Numerous - Three Ambassadorial Posts Involved.
Changes in British and Argentine Embassies Since
Arrival of Present Ambassadors rs-Three Balkan
States Now Represented Here-Rumanias
First Minister Man of Brilliant Parts-Brde
and Debutante From Corps This Season.
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Southern Relief Society Ball.

The President and Mrs. Wilson will oc-
cupy a box at the Southern Relief Society
ball on Monday evening, February 4, at
the Willard. Mrs. r. d. Shepherd. chair
man of the young ladies' committee, will
be assisted by Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs.
Alexander Hunter Gait. Mrs. Frank l..
Polk, Mrs. M. NJ. Parker. jr.: Mrs. R. C.
Ringgold, Mrs. Barbour Dainger1eld Mrs.
Eli B. Smith and Mrs. Rollins. as matrons
of honor. Miss Anne Hopkins and Miss
olive Plant are vice chairmen of the
young ladies' committee, partial list of
son. Miss Mary Graham. Miss Cecilia
Miss Margaret Devereux, Miss Daviette
bot, Miss Bagley. Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss
Miss Bessie Edwards Miss Amy Bennett.
Miss Halle Davis Miss Virginia Temple
Miss Ella Wood Page. Miss Edith Lester.
Miss Kathleen Lester, Miss Anita Henry.
the Misses Denys. Miss Margaret Tuttle.
Miss Mary House. Miss Claudia johnson,
Miss Margaret crosson, Miss Mary Hill,
Miss Maxine Durant. Miss Ellen Bruce
Les. Miss Helen claxton Miss Helen
Grihhth. Miss Virginia Grifith, Miss Vir-
gtnia Minor: Misses Ruth and Sara Dam
lei. Misses Anne and Alice Theobald, Miss
Emma 81. Bulloch. Miss Helen B. Plant,
Miss Elizabeth Shumate, Miss Pansie
Wilson. Miss Mary Key Compton, Miss
Anno Carter Lee, Miss Mary Lord An
drswA Miss Martha NoolA Miss Mary
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Class Dance at Barracks.

J The members of the class of '07 OF
West Point who are stationed at Wash
evening at the home of Maj. and Mrs
jI. J. Palmer at the Washington bar
racks. Maj. Palmer, who is a graduate
of the class of '07, is quartermaster a,
the barracks. The others attending the
dance were Col. and Mrs. II. H. Con-
rad Col and Mrs. T. II. Bane. Col. and
Mrs. H. L. Watson. Maj. and Mrs. Cas-
tie, Maj. and Mrs. F. H. Coleman. Maj
and Mrs. T. L. Coles. Maj. and Mrs: $
!, T. Cruise, Maj. and Mrs. Maish. Maj
and Mrs. ]. T. Mailey, Maj. and Mrs.
]. B. Rose, Maj. and Mrs. J. B. sullivan,
Mrs. Max Murray, Col. Steese, Maj. ]. 7.
Everett. Maj. w. L. Martin and Maj. w.
G. McChord.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Miss
Hammond will be at home next Wednes-
day afternoon from to O'Clock.
people yesterday afternoon for her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Blaine Crosson. in
compliment to Miss Mary Duncan Glib
son, the debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson Gibson. Assisting were
Miss Abigail Haney. Miss Daviette Flick
Hill, Miss Phoebe Walker and Miss Bea-
trice Mallan. Mrs. Crosson was assisted
by Mrs. Annie Cassin Young, Mrs. F. G..
Smillie, Mrs. r. G. Blaine, Mrs. S. F. NAL
Ian and Mrs. A. L. Clark.
Mrs. Murray Crane, who is visiting
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep, will return to
her home at Dalton, Mass, tomorrow.
Townsend-Graham
Mr. and Mrs. David Edward Graham
Of Danville, Va, announce the maria ge
of their daughter Margaret Blanchard
and First Lieut. Effingham Lawrence
Townsend of New York yesterday.
Lieut.. Townsend is the son of Mrs.
franklin Townsend of New York and
the nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend of this city.
After a brief stay at Atlantic City
Lieut.. Townsend and Mrs. Townsend
will return to this city, where he is
stationed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith, who have
been visiting Mr.. Smiths parents, Sena-
morrow for their home at Atlanta. Ga.
Representative and Mrs whitmell
Pugh Martin of Louisiana announce the
engagement of their daupghter Amy
Williamson. and Lieut.. William Donald
Tabor. U. S. A. now stationed at Doug
las, AriZ. The marriage will be quietly
celebrated at New Orleans on January %.
Mrs. C. Oliver 1selin, who is on her
way from New York to Aiken, S. c.,
1t at Washington for a few days.
The lecture to be given this evening at
9 o'clock at the residence of Mr.. William
Phelps Emo, 1771 n street, by Dhan Co
pal Mukerji. B. A. for the benefit of the
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Park Trammell, Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Mrs. William NJ Calder, Mrs. Gilbert NJ.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Thorndyke Howe and
Misses Elizabeth Stevenson. Enid
Simms. Margaret Devereux and Mary
Duncan Gibson.
Mrs William Kent will receive in
honor of the committee Of two hundred
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Service Club to Open Formally.

having with them AIs. !" iiiic. Donas
and Prof. Axson.
Service Club to Open Formally.
Tho Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
and the Secretary of the Navy ana Mrs.
DANIELS will attend the formal opening a,;
of the United Service Club. which Wai
take place next Wednesday evening,
When the club will give a reception IN
its recently opened quarters IN 2oth
street, near Dupont Circle. from 70
II o'clock. The guests will inciuoe Of
ficers of the Army, Navy and Marine
Corps.
Col. and Mrs. william Cary Sanger
entertained q dinner party last evening
in honor of the Spanish am amoassaaof Hasto Has ans
Nine. Riano. Among the guests was
Mrs. Eutler Williamson Of New York,
who is visiting Col. and Mrs Sanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr enter
tanned at dinner last evening at
Rauscher's in celebration of their we'd
ding anniversary. their marriage hav-
ing taken place a year ago today.
ballroom. included the United States
minister to Salvador. Mr.. Boaz w:
Long; the consul general at Peru ana ana
Mrs. Charles McKenney. Prof. and Mrs.
willis Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Jaeckel, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
eric D. McKenney. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
S. Penfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lock-
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Joerissen. DR.: and Mrs.
Davenport White. Mr.. and Mrs George
Gibbs Of Milwaukee. Mrs William Prin-
die of Duluth. Mrs. Victor Kauffmann.
Miss Prentice, Mrs. Ezra L. Koon. Mr..
Harry Meem, Mr.. Thilman Hendrick
and Mr.. William E. Fowler.
Mrs William ]. Carr entertained at
luncheon Thursday in her apartment at
the Dresden, in compliment to Mrs.
George Gibbs of Milwaukee and Miss
Yerkes Of Kentucky.
Mrs. Carr has as her house guest Mrs
William Prindle Of Duluth. MINI.
The Speaker entertained Informally
at luncheon yesterday in his private
dining room at the Capitol, In compli-
ment to his daughter. Mrs. James
Thomson of New Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson, who have been making a
short visit to the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark, will return to their home in the
south tonight.
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Dance for Miss Stevenson.

Mrs. Charles s. Bromwel1 was hos
tess at a small dance last evening en-
tertaining in honor of her cousin. Miss
Elizabeth Stevenson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Stevenson, and Miss
Louise Thoron, daughter of Mrs. Henry
C. Leonard. both debutantes of this sea-
son.
The dance was preceded by a mum
Der Of young peoples dinner parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson entertaining for
Miss Stevenson. Maj. and Mrs. Henry c.
Leonard for Miss Thoron. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles ]. Bell for their son, Mr.. Rob-
ert Bell. and Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin
for Miss Lydia Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs
Bells dinner was served at the Chevy
Chase Club.
The minister Of Norway and Mime.
,Bryn will entertain informally at din
ner tomorrow evening at the legation
The minister Of Ecuador. Senior DR..
Don RafAel Fl Slizalde, and Mime. de
Elisalde will entertain at luncheon to-
day.
lfm6. Dc Urueta. wife Of the colom-
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Washington forward III
Frequently arrived
Spring his ambassador Of Great
Britain reached here before the within few days OF
his intimate friend and
post that their respective embassies were
Bryce earlier British ambassador also came
with ambassador OF Mexico MI
Henry distinguished figures the official lie OF washington
during the few L.,
nearly five ao5 dqrag s ene w a
s s: sHsas
s ss xi s I s Gs I
ssa d E daa11 ha the ae hs
% % ma,stst s he W
AS Hs p9as psmanen @ m
il s sfs | :
Guiding ct s ssnss ats the and social
ha ehangs ssio4e the the
WanEte1 Mas M s has n s another the
fou9 Eappssa years VINO
x17HFN the President and the first diplomatic Rumania
changed in the blue room one afternoon iasI week
OF nations capital Bulgaria the hrst MI
within ming % th the M s W T n to-
whose minister II has M onn n 10 special m
her M and
year Rap g has sent very her
professor in ss ene one OF of the the most
liant who mp asna h % as % hm
as nss9 w50 who T
sve nsars ap ks sse s @ a1 ns the
Asst nights dance at the of number OF hos
palies which have marked the progress pro- M 81 A,d M came to Wash
from Rome the p pt th
bsH 5s4sa dg their fs
s91 sens s 9Ro @ M ~hiss made
a thes brilliant s esnte5f ii M Fos b
H Bsn and h. snta5ed % hs
Sa sas sHas ta s the ssaoR xh e p
y T@s rs Msns Ssas sns shs s S
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Alternately Miss Peggy Fred Miss Helen
Demonet, Miss Louise Owens and Miss
Mildred Sisson.
The third in the series of four lee
lures which Mr.. Emile Villemin of New
York is giving this season was given
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. Vtllemin
speaking on salons of the eighteenth
century to an appreciative audience.
The subscribers were guests of Mrs.
Van Rensselaer, at tea after the lee
ture The lectures are given under the
auspices of Mrs. William Morton Grin
mel. Miss Sarah Lee and Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer.
Representative and Mrs. Medifl Nc
Cormick will be hosts at an informal
supper party this evening.
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Nunnally-Montague.

Representative and Mrs. Andrew
Jackson Montague of Richmond, Va,
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Janet Roy, to Mr.. William Josiah
Nunnally, senior lieutenant, U. s. N
The ceremony took place at Christ
Church, Los Angeles, Cal, at noon yes
terday Mrs Landon c. Wexford. sister
Of the bride. and Miss Fitzgerald,
both of Richmond. accompanied Miss
Montague to California and represented
her family at the ceremony, as neither
Representative Montague nor Mrs.
Montague was able to cross the con-
tinent at this time. Representative
Montague was formerly Governor of
Virginia.
Mr.. Ralph Leopold. who spent part of
last week with his brother-in-law
and sister, the Secretary Of War and
Mrs Baker, has returned to his home
at Sherman, Tex.
Mr.. William Mather Lewis enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday night at
the University Club in honor of Hon.
Crawford Vaughan. former premier OF
South Australia. Those present We're:
Mr. w B. Wilson, Mr.. Samuel Com
pers, Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, Mr..
Willert, Mr.. Henry N. Hall. Mr.. Claude
Bennett and Mr.. Louis B. Wehle.
Mr.. Andre Tardieu. French high COM
missioner to the United States. has gone
to New York and Is at the Plaza Hotel
for a short visit.
Nine Roso has out invitations for a
large luncheon at Rauschers on Janu-
ary 29.
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DIAN Ot1 Z
throughout the season.
The minister of Venezuela went to
New York last week to meet Senorita
Ines Dominica, who spent the past few
months at her home in Venezuela, and
who returned accompanied by her
young nephew. who will enter school
here.
They are now at the legatloh III
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Perry Heath will entertain al
luncheon on Thursday in compliment
to Mrs. Norman B. Ream Of New York
who Is spending some time at Wash
ington.
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Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, Necl<pieces
and Muffs and Neckpeces and Muffs of sl<une, mole,
fox, wolf, lynx and nutra at great reductions We
confidently believe every article i'm this sale will be
worth double its price next winter. We advise
customers to invest i'm furs now
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Q1!!b!!.iilipsbnr11 q!
COS TO 6l4 ELEVENTH STREET.

Closed all day tomorrow to conform with the Fuel
Administrators orders to conserve COAL. Reopen
Tuesday at 9 A.M
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The President and Mrs. Wilson occu-
,ied a box at the Belasco last eyenins
PPaNtnr with them Mrs. William H. BOIL
inc Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Bones
and Prof. Axson.
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Mrs Fred W. Holt. wife Of Paymaster
F. w. Holt. Z. S. N, is with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Thompson, for tho
winter.
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VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK.

all of the worlds capitals not
transitions been i'll
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VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.

Those registrants going to Camp
jackson last Thursday were in
charge OF Mr.. VIM. H. Sterling, and
other fine boys were in the large
squad.
A good comedy will be put on at the
opera house the Fourth of July
which will be Thursday-and "Old
Hartwell's Club" will be played by
William Desmond.
Rather than give her son a whip
ping a colored woman paid the fine Of
So in the recorders court last Thurs
day. Her boy was convicted of hit
ting another colored boy in the head
with a rock. Recorder Earhardt tod
her if she would whip her son he
would remit the fine. That woman
didn't care to save SO cash in that
manner these hard times. What is
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PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY

Prosperity, July 3.-The annual
meeting of the Prosperity Oil Mil.
was held June 2Sth. The report OF
the secretary and treasurer showed
a very successful year. The same di-
rectors were reelected.
M. II. T. Rawl who for the past
il years has been the efficient sec
,retary and general manager has re-
signed this work to take charge Of hla
farm in Lexington county.
Mr.. Rawl's many friends regret his
leaving Prosperity.
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. Harmon are
spending their vacation in Atlanta
and Gainesville.
Mrs. T. l.. Wise, Misses Tena Wise
and Margurite Wise, George Wise
and Hines McWaters, motored to Co
lumbia Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Sitz is spending a few
days in Columbia.
Miss Cairo Wyche has gone to Co
lumbia to visit her brother, Capt.
Wvche of Camp Jackson.
Mrs. Wilson of Columbia is the
guest Of Mrs. F. E. Schumpert
Mrs. Frances Bogguss has gone to
Greenville to take business course,
Mrs. John sease leaves this week
for North Carolina to visit relatives
The teachers for the Prosperity
high school have been elected, which
are: Principal Miss Mayme Switen-
b-rc. Nowberrv; Miss Eunico HnG,
Prosperity; Miss Theresa Mabin,
Newberry: Miss Rnbv Thorn. Kings
tree; Miss Clara Brown, Prosperity;
Mrs. J. r. Sifford, Prosperity; Mrs.
NJ. G. Morris. Prosperity.
Miss Agnew of Columbia hospita.
is spending a few days with Miss
Margurite Wise
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Ard wher - araer:can fights fer
what is IN his heart re canno. ta
defeated Not a che OF Us but VII
think at that great moment. the no
ment of the command, charge
about orr loved ones At home. atout
orr comrades. and with that thought
will be born that determination to
do or die so that in fature years
our descendants may I've with all tile
Freedom we have always been used
to-"
President DAYS said tHat as the
government is going to draft meI
from ncn-productive industries. there
are poing to he thnnspnas Flying TO
cover" productive industries. mill
producing cloth for the government
are in the war" he said "and thos"
making goods for public use also are
IN .. productive occupation" He said
this would be g good time to secure
son,e If the men who will change oc-
cupations.-Mill News in noting the
address of President 7. Marion Davis
of the Southern Textile association at
47,o "onont annual cnnve~tiHn
Charles, one of the little sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w a. Wherrx (thef
have house fniI cf 'c1'l. fell
his h;oy-cie lost Hndnas1ov week
ago and dislocated and broke his
shoulder blade. He IS getting along
oil ~faht a21 wes sr':l:n~ ike q So
der when we saw him the other af-
ternoon.
After All It seems that the 4th of
Tuly will he something in Newberry.
or at least in Helena where the Gel
ebration is called for. T. A. Williams
H. O. Reese and T. S. Gallman are
the committee for the gathering, by
request of the United states govern
mept. All the neonle. white and col
ored, are invited, requested and urged
and expected to be present in the
oak grove at Helena, and if every
body goes the meetine will overflow
in all directions and back up against
the surrounding country. The hest
time in history is anticipated. The
program vii, inc!u1e some fine white
and colored speakers.
The success of the drive, how ever,
may be said to date from the great
roaatine at tho theo+~e yesterday. af-
ternoon, at which DR.. Cromer, the
speaker stirred the tremendous audi
enco to its very depths and opened
wide hearts and pocketbooks The
address of DR.. Cromer was one OF the
most masterfnl efforts it has been the
good fortune of Florence to hear. It
IS impossible to give here any ade-
ouate idea of its strength or the
powerful effect it had nrou the ard1-
ence. This is shown however in the
result. When subscriptions were
called for over a hundred thousand
6~l',ra r-os nle1ood +o the ns'rra'gn,
a1d ~ c-~o>ss wae the" ar7 there
ossurad F1o-anra Times on the War
SAVINGS caronaisr ~'oo+ine in Flor
ence Thursday, at which DR.. Geo. B.
Crorner was the orator Of the day.
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Saturdar, !"'y 6.
The 9Th episode Of

Mr.. a. Il Dickart r., frauah bet
ter knowns as "Lonnie") has bought
the residence in Boundary street
now occupied by Mr.. Claude F. La
than and family. Il is desirable
place.
NJ. Tom Duncan OF Whitmire, one
Of the Newberry county boys lately
going to Camn Jackson. died at the
base HOSPITAL there OF pneumonia Sat-
urday night. He had just taken out
a policy for $4,000.
Mrs. Stanmore Langford and two
Of her little boys left Wednesday for
visit in Union.
Miss Faye Rikard has accented th5
principalship of the Hunter-DeWalt
school. to which she has just been
elected. She was also reelected to the
school in Kershaw county at an in
ceased salary, but declined that ro-
siti1n so as to be nearer home with
her parents, es her brothers are all
in the service of their country. Miss
Rikard is in demand as a teacher, as
,she has had several other positions
oefered her.
Claude Cromer is the new Western
Union messenger. Heyward Moore
""--'-,~ "iyen IN tha jod to go to his
fathers farm in the country.
Thev say that Alderman Whitaker
did some heavy WORK under the holi-
ness tent when it was blown down in
tho Storm, with all the lights out. AL
thought was squally in the darkness
and confusion, there were some hu-
morous incidents, which will make
you laugh to hear them.
Mr.. Noah Taylor's residence in No.
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Children's Day at Pomara.

Chldren's day at the Pomaria Meth
odist church will be observed mex
Sunday, July z. Everybody come ana
bring we'll filled baskets. Dinner wiz
he served on the ground. Services
begin at 1920 a.. m.