davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Virginia's Honor Roll

sergeant George HanseIl Managaes
Floyd. Va
Sergeant Robert X. Maapin. staun.
Sergeant George 4. shipman. Lces-
burg. w.
Corporal William r. Payne, Oman
cock, Va.
Corporal Edgar NJ. wheeler, Gibson
station, Va.
! Corporal james A. Berry, Grove, va.
Corporal Grover G. Cull0p. Sugar
Grove Va.
Corporal Charles Ii. Fletcher. West
Norfolk, Va.
Corporal zed g. HOFFMAN, Crystal
Springs. Va.
Corporal Charles G. Thomas, Anti.
och, F1uvanna county, Va.
CofpOruP Lester &. West, Herbert T..
West. Matt0x, Va.
Corporal John II. Carter. ChilhoWie.
Va.
Corporal lvanhoe s. Thackcr. Lynch-
burg. Va.
Corporal vencin Weaver. Bampass,
Va.
Bugier Arthur B. Hollans. Pember-
tOmy Va.
Mechanic George S. Misen, winter
Privase Sam c. LATHE, Coeburn. wise
Private John W. Mankins, ArAras.
Va.
Private Robert r. SMITH. Roanoke,
Va
Private Ulysses A. Taylor, Gulvey,
Va.
Private walter A. Taylor. Honaker.
Va
Private Charles l.. Miller fstauntou,
Va.
Private Oscar b. Lyle. MiIlboro.
Va.
Private Arthur d. Lyies. Alexandria,
Va.
Private George W. cahin. Henry.
Private benjamin W. Ayler. Ayier,
Va.
Private Paul G. Clihorne, Wight.
man, Mecklcnburg county. Va.
Private Walter l.. HuschisoD. Pearls.
PRIVATE HAMPTON G. BAYI1ss;
relati ,cv MFa. Sophie H. Baylis6. 2H11
East Marshall street, RICHMOND.
PRIVATE ROBERT f. SEAHS;
relative Mrs Carrie Scars. 1901 Ninth
street. RICHMOND.
Private Thomas $. Burgess, Saitville.
Va.
Private Charlie Burnett. II4lls.tlle.
Va.
Private Robin b. Gritty. HopewelI,
Va.
Private John II. Jones, Redoak. Va.
Private Grover ID. Almond. Durmid,
Va.
Private Norman ". Aahworth.
WattsfoSo. Va.
Private stark Kendall Orange, Va.
Private James X. Woo<ison. Martins
vile, Va.
Private Thomas l.. kcndrick. Lurcy.
Va.
Private Robrr, Bland, Wythevtllc.
Va.
Private jesse K. kin,bcriin. Covins-
ton. vn.
Private Traver~ NJ. Dohyns. Cowars,
Private Porter S. Price. Holmhcad.
Private Harry c. Quinn. Tye River.
Va.
Private William L. schafcr. Aiexan-
drta, Va.
Private Cecil G. Wood. Ashland. Va.
Private Otis Patton. Galax. Va.
Private Charles w Robertson.
Roanoke. Va.
Private Edgar l., smith. Tacoma.
Va.
:. Private william L. Rrockwcn. WAY.
erly. Va.
Private Clyde II. Casey. Williams
burg Va
MISSING IN ACTION.
Private James II. Alfred. Crfmora.
"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

add to the number OF men In every
community disappointed bocause they
did not get overseas but entitled to
equal honor with those whose unset
FISH and patriotic desire has not been
thwarted. All will receive certificates
of honorable discharge in recognition
OF their patriotism"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Mr. Locwner has crossed the ocean
eleven times and was two days out on
the twelfth trip when his ship was
ordered to return and the crew no.
tilted that the armistice had been
signed He received his honorable
discharge at Hoboken Port on De-
CEN her - at o'clock. So. the young
sailor has frequented the war zone
and on his sleeve wears two gold
stripes. one for each six months Of
service in the war zone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

One hundred and sixty-four quarts
OF whiskey. an automobile and James
~. Chisoln. white maa who says
he resides In WAxhingeon. weras cap
tured yesterday BY policemen Buling
and Hartman, OF tho Second police sta
tion. The. man was arrested in Jack
son Ward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Tho body Of Frank Crane Riden-
our, aged thirty-five. who died Thurs
,lav of pneumonia following influenza,
Will be buried this afternoon at :
o'clock I'm lakewood. Funeral SER
vices will be conducted at the grave.
Mr.. Ridenour IL survived by his wife;
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs i. l.. Rfden-
our. one sister. Mrs. a. w. Edwards
and three brothers-W. H.. j. L., Jr.,
and l. II. Ridenour. who is in France,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
school Trustccs Oualify

Henry r. Litchforti and ". Kirk
Mathews. recently elected by city
council as members OF the school
board. 20 succeed G.. letter Jones and
II. NJ. Long. v 40 resigned to take up
~" work In Europe, yesterday quail
ned in hustingR court ana will assume
the responsibilities Of their once At
once. Mr.. Litchfcrd IA q we'll known
man and Mr.. Mathews rs q
we'll known lawyer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Police Conrt Csscs.

John Coser. charged with taking
SIT from I. G. Stewart, was sent to
the grand Jury Yesterday by Justice
Crutchfseld
Jerry Martin was given fifteen days
in jail on the charge Of taking a suit :
case and grip belonging to the Ameri-
can Express company
William Goode was fined si00 for
carrying a concealed pistol
Paul Moon was given thirty days in
jail for taking ss4 belonging to c. NJ.
Smith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Southside Items


Plans for the erecting Of a granite
shaft on Washington square asa
memorial to the southsiders that have
made the -supteme sacrifice IN the
world war, have been completed by
the Southside Memorial association.
The proposed shaft win be sur
mounted by q bronze figure. A list
Of all Southsidsfs will be placed in
hustings court. part III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
To address Church.

The pastor. the Rev. +. Y. Carson.
viii address both morning and even
ing services Sunday Of the Asbury
Methodist church. taking for his
morning text: ~Faitl, and Obedience"
and at night: Christian Activity. or
The Human Hand In Religion Spe-
cial music will nc rendered By the
choir under the direction Of Mr. w,
X Reeves Mr. Carson has spent
four successful years at Paramount
Avenue church. his city. and two
years at Washington Street Memorial
church. Petersburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

The suit brought by George w.
Blankenship. executor for William
Johnson. against the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company was COM
promised In husungs court, part II,
yesterday. fixing the damages by con-
sent at 1900. Mr.. johnson was badly
injured July 4. this year. when tho
buggy in which ne was riding was
struck by car Of the Richmond
Petersburg line at point near the
city limit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

What promises to be the most pop
uiar affairs OF the social season
among the Younger people will be the
supper and dance given to the mem
hers Of the Wednesday Dramatic club
under the direction of Mrs. III. J. NUT.
ter ~,n New Years ere, A number Of
boys who are in the service are ex-
pected to be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Mrs Esther Fsiedberr.

The body Of Mrs. Esther Friedberg,
widow Of william Friedberg. arrived
here from New York yesterday morn
ing and was buried yesterday after
noon in lakewood. Funeral services
were held from the chapel in the
cemetery.
Mrs. John j. Hull.
Mrs. John J. Hull. who died in Bal
timorc Tuesday, was buried in Holly
wood yesterday morning. Funeral
services were held from the residence
of her sister, 1918 East Clay street
Mira Maria L. Roper.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Il.
Roper, aged sixty.nine. who dird at
the home Of her son-in-law. I. G..
Hicks, TIT North Twcnty-fourth
street, win be held from the home
this Afternooh st : o'clock. Burial
viii b IA OAkwood cexnetery. Mrs.
Roper b hurvlved BY three dauGh-
tArs lfrs. Hicks, Mrs.. J. =. Stewart
and 4rA NJ. n Tr@v1litan- one soA.
JDAn Fl. Raper:s two hre4here- n.
M a SWEENEY aftes9
W0&W l10k
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Funeral Services tor George w.
Clarke will be conducted this after
noon az the home OF his sister. Mrs
G. A. Jennings 500 Spring street. at
3;ao O'Clock. MIR. Clarke died Thurs
day morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
DEATH sentence com m.t~s.

Camp Dix. n. J.. Dec fs--Deaih sem
tence PRONOUNCED upon Private solomon
i.osofski for refusal to obey orders and
for alleged disioyal utterances, has
been committed by President Wilson to
twenty years at hard labor At Fort Jay
Private Losofski is alleged to have
said Il did not want TO come to this
dump and ] have no respect for the
Gag or country"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Mrs. ". c. Saunders.

The buria, of Mrs. ". G. saunders
took place yesterday afternoon in
Page county Mrs. Saunders was 4
sistevs-in-law OF Attorney General
Saunders. who was summoned to Bal
ti,nore. where Mrs Saunders died
THURSDAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

According to announcement Of the
war department made yesterday in an
official bulletin. draft auestionnaires
will be sent TO Washington for perma-
nent deposit Instructions to this effect
were issued to draft. boards throughout
the country. which are urged 10 corn
plete their work immediately
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Bishop Collins Denny will speak at
the special Christmas services Christ
mas morning In Central Methodist
church, beginning at IL o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Mrs. Nuritch-Ediih, what are, you
reading?
Observation-Disclosures poems, ma.
Mrs Nuritch---Edith haven't /
warned you against the vulgar habit
of shortening mems names? Say
Peter Karch. Boston Transcript
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Death Of j. H. Purcell.

j II. Purcell. siyty-four years old,
died Thursday in his home, ~ West
Sixth street. The funeral services
will be held this afternoon al 8
o'clock in Decatur Street Methodist
church. Burial will be in Maury
cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

The Rev. "; Oliver Gordon r~tIr-,
ang Il pastor or Ashnry: Methodist
church. who has been seriously Ill
with pneumonia, resulting from an
attack Of influenza far the past sew
ersl days was reported last night az
unimpToved. Ills condition is now
considered as critical Rev. Gordon
was recently transferred by the Viz
ginia Methodist conference TO Me-
mortal church, Petersburg and was
70 preach there tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
10 Give PLAY.

Grandma Gibbs OF the Red Cross,
was the name OF clever little play
given last night at the cambridge
juior high school, by the members of
the young mems Bible class of Cow
ardin Avenue Christian church. The
receipts went for charity. "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
Annie V. Rcrnier.

Funeral services for Annie Y. Ber-
nier viii he held today at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. from st, Mary's Catholic
church at 10 O'clock Burial will be
In st. Mary's cemetery. Miss Bernier
was the eighteen-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Bernier.
Of West Clay street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

The funeral OF James Oliver
Eongers will be buried this afternoon
In Riverview cemetery. funeral SER
vices being conducted at the grave
The young man died Sunday at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Linwood Bongers. $685. China
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

Private Henry II. LAynan. Indian
valley.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Private Albert O. sssddoth. The
Pri7ase Charles Bagwell. Oman.
Priv.se Joseph c. johnson. suther-
Private Lewis ". Parker. M~ps-
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Captain Albert &. Burnhan, Lynch
tMrg, ya.
Serxean, john ". Gordon. Lynch
oar,soral Herman c. smith. shenan-
Mechanic Charles Absher. Dorcies-
PRIVATE HARRY Q, PATrER-
SON; relative, Charles @. Pntternon, q
E.at Walnut stFces, RICHMOND.
Private Clsude ". Sulith. Back Bay.
Princess Anne county, Va.
Private Grafton p. KAaode. Mona
f.ivsse wmiam r. RAasch. Lynch
PkrvArE CHARLES KonINsoN;
relative. Mrs. LAscy Kcnney. 1000 West
Moore street, RICHMOND.
Private Wfnie g. TOlcr. Chatham.
VI. -.
Private Harvey vcncn. Russell
county Va.
Private John w. wilt, Lurey. Wa.
Lieutenant Charles !. Churchman,
stanton. Va.
sergeant Gus J. Moon. Level Rum.
Va.
= Private John S. Alfrsend. Norfolk.
Va.
VI.
WOUNDED Degree Undetermined).
Covpor1l EveSton Ashton Talley,
Church Road. Va.
Meclanic Wllie Roy Brooke. Lynch
Hlvssc william c. Cr1s<~r. Spring
Prsvase Berger F. shaGer, Inray.
private Philip N. Marshall. May
private Leon ". Crews, Nathalie.
Private Caleb Hawkins, Castle
PHv..c Gsy A. Roscnbaum. Ora
Privaae winiAm Z. Thompson,
Private Aacavin Q. Ciine> Defiance
Private james Bryan Avis. Colosse.
private Albert Myers. London
PRIVATE WILLIAM r. MccARTY:
relative, Charles N. McCarty. fa2s
North Twcnty-tiaird street. RICH
Private or~frle NJ. smith. Palmyra.
private Noah W. Thomas. Chatham.
Private sherman lee Austin. Green
te. VI.
private Ezra IT. Osborne, s.. Charles,
Va.
Va.
private Roy Carpenter. CODY. Va.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeant Samuel Stoneburner. Ar
ssrEcsnt James A. Weary. Mig
Stone Gap, YA.
Corporal Harry Magruder che~u-
ccrnorsi John Davis. Chatham. Va
Corporal Edwnrd r. Lewis. RAINS
Corporsi Robert p. Rowan. Green
vile, Va.
pvsssac lindsey l. sfesiey. nsavsilc,t
va.
Private faoyd n. Greasy, Nalaer. Va.
Private DIN r. Dose. Pennington
Private walter d. Lawrence. Lynch
private william Il. walker, Bona.
gloucester county. Va.
Private Harry n. Austin. newport
private Joseph S, Bradley Austin
Private George &. Chappeti. Ander-
I,rty.sr John +. Is,ic. Pulaski. Va.
Private John W. Laughlin. WOOD
PRIVATE CLARENCE II. JACK.
SON: relative. John u. askson. S.s
Worth Thlrty-h first street. RICHMOND.
private Ernest b. Miller, Norfolk,
private John a. Myers. MAurstown.
I private Lee Goes. Whisc~ood. va.
Private Joseph C. Hutchinson. boso'
Private wnhc r.. Kcsley. Pulaski.
Va. ~
VI. nr. ,
.ive. Mrs. Mau1lc II. Snyder. ts2a West
Csry sarcct. RICHMOND.
private August Vaughan, Sunotk,
VI. ,,,,,,,
folk, Va.
private samuel n. Price. Salem: w.
private James b. Williams. New
Privstc Herbers r. williams. Chase
Private Ollie h, Dsckerson, Floyd.
private Henry &. Garrett. cu'len,
VI. - r.
Private Carl L. Orossman. Lynch
Priyatc Gus W. Crossman. Lynch
Private Claiming Harlow. Jr''
Frivste John W. Harrison. Madison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
no Rnrlyc Rcd Croas Funds.

Mrs. James Macgiil will be chair
man OF the Red Cross booth which
was opened this morning in the
Woodland Heights pharmacy. Christ
mas contributions to the Red Cross
u-ifl IA. ra~nivrA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21
0BIT U AIRY
Miss Annie May Gaskins.

Gaskins, who died at the home of her
mother in Ashevilie. y. c.. few days
since will be held tomorrow tSun-
day. afternoon at : O'Clock with ser =
vices at the grave in Riveryiew, con-
Quoted by 'he Rev, George w.
Kcmper.
Claude l.. Tyler
The funeral OF CLAUDE Llnwood
Tyler. youngest son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
II. @, Tyler, IL South Plum street, who
died Thursday night Of pneumonia.
following influenza viii he held at
the grave in Elverview al o'clock
this afternoon the service to be con-
Quoted by the Rev. George W.
kemper.
Mr. Tyler vas q member Of the
local police force for two years, be-
ing afYiliatcd with the Second station.
The following members of the de-
partnaent will act as pallhearers:
Sergeant w. Is. Whitlock, Sergeant
c.. c. Green n. $. Davis. W. Reese
J. L. Howell. F. 3. Ernest, j, II Har-
ris and T. !, Creedle.
= Dr. Samuel {. Bowen.
: The body OF Or. Samuel {. Bowen
left Chicago last night for Taze we'll
Va. where funeral services will he
conducted Sunday afternoon al $50
o'clock. DR.. Bowen died in Chicago
yesterday morning from influenza,
He was called to Chicago on account
OF the illness of his nephew. Harry
Thompson. who was III with IN
fuenza which had developed into
pneumonia. pr Bowen contracted
the disease soon after his arrival in
Chicago. but II was net thought that
hts condition WAS serious unai lssr
might when telegram Was :'fscatsefs
by Or. H. r. ftsssssYSa9 .,s.s1. s.ss4.-ss
He was thirtyseven years old and
one of the most widely known eye,
ear seEaHd threat specialists In
Virginia He had been practicinG
here for six wears and was associate
professor al The Medical College OF
Virginia.
DR. Bowen was unmarried and q
native of Tazevell. He is survived
by his mother two brothers and two
sisters. all Of Tazewei.
DR. Lawrence r. Price and DR., +, T
Catewooi will leave TODAY to attend
the funeral In Tazewel,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

people, much to his annoyance. Some
civilians tried to talk to him, but
Gabe is no linguist.
seasssssssssszssssss,ssssssasssssssssass
/ Southside Items
essssss,s:s.s:ssssssssasss3
To Erect 1Eemumsnt-
Plans for the erecting Of a granite
shaft on Washington square asa
memorial to the southsiders that have
made the -supteme sacrifice In the
world war, have been completed by
the southside Memorial association,
The proposed shaft win bn sur
mounted by bronze figure. A list
Of all Southsidsfs will be placed in
hustings court. part II.
Bishop to Speak
Bishop Collins Denny will speak at
mas morning In Central Methodist
church, beginning at IL o'clock.
Compromise Reached in Case
- r.~S. . rx.~.- up
,l ms . a... e. xyss,,. =,
Johnson. against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company was COM
promised in hustings court, part IL,
yesterday, fixing the damages by con-
sent at 1900 Mr.. johnson was badly
injured July 4. this year, when the
pussy ~ t,s.hss
'"e p
e''s '''A'
Ct NJ,
Sse :.
o.snou.a "'oes Vi .e h ,'..,. -.
en. u"inH ~ -.
s'I" nls
!u'oi n'sn senoo ~ .n ny - -
tns souns len n,ule elas. VI ~
aIu.h aNsnue .n is suan., u"ue
reVeip's ""h' iof enhi'
u
D ~ -. 80
- IL. ra,cs,, s,a -. iou. ca ~ o.o
VIZ iHu'e uas i'' .o
o'Aua =
WIZ De he,u ms So. a.S'n nso.. a.
Coz ia ~, . $3.50.
cnul.n. o1''9' wa 'e !"
rs o'se "r".As
h"A p.oH'iSss '. oV enc 1o PoP
ala. "nAA " IN. a1,,, ~
alnohs 'ne s.ensei peop'e "ai oe nS
suppe' anu uanes k'.an ~ "a ~
"cts " ehe ~ .ius
unueI ne di.s.'ch VI ME -. =; Mss.
Yer 1h Ns" eas = nun.oef "
ooss "no ave - .nT WY "'e
petteo ~ pe p's''
vx-.-~---. r..
nsSse su s r"us
81 h" 80.
!ian y. a oss ~.
Mas opeheu ans noI NM .ne
mas con.r'pu.'ons 20 me heo S'oss
VIZ DC
Key. MI. s.nIuon 20 ssfster.
ne rev. oHSef e'ofdonz r~sN- !.
Ang u pastor or Ashnry Methodist
church. who has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia resulting from an
attack Of influenza far the past sew
eral days was reported last night az
urins proved. Ills condition is now
considered as critical Rev. Gordon
was recently transferred BY the Viz
ginia Methodist conference TO Me-
moria, church. Petersburg and was
-
r., %aa..s. T,hu~<h
III. ~. ~. r. =.
.,.i,, sasrass ,a.n ,norn,r go ay 60
- ,n'' ".is A"o
ING services shhuaN ~ tne AsouiF
'ae'hoalse enarcns 'akins Ior ms
morning text; fatth and Obedience
and At night: Christian Activity. or
cia' music will he rendered By the
choir under the direction OF Mr. w.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-21

s.. DIED OF WOCNDs.
Private Mercer W. Franklin. Fred
esfc1rsl,urg, Va.
Private Robert w. Paschal, Edscr,
ton. W.
Private Henry II. LAyman. Indian
valley.
DIED OF DfaE.ASE.
Rhlns, VI.
pfivate Charles Bagwell. Oman.
cock. Va.
s Prlvaae Joseph c. johnson. Suther-
land, Va.
Privnte Lewis w. Parker. Maps
vile. w.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-28
Monday, January -, 1918


Again the stars are Hnfayoraole.
Uranus. Venus and Mars being all
in mRlehc aspect
This In read as one OF the turn
ing points. after which stern reali-
ties will be faced In connection with
the war. the aspects that gave hope
Of peace having passed.
On this day the trend is more to-
ward a bad state OF mind than to-
ward any actual national condition.
aid caution IL given against harbor-
ing despondent thoughts.
During this rule women are likely
to suffer most, as disappointment and
apprehension are foreshadowed. There
is a sign indicating transition. change.
disbursement, and then an access
OF courage and attainment Of hero
ism.
There is a forbiddinE direction for
theaters and amusements.
Motion pictures come under q sway
that 10 read to presage retrenchment
in cost OF production, and women
will lose much in salaries. the seers
declare, but flms that record history
will gain in popularity.
The stars seem to nrognosticate
many innovations in which the gov
ernment will lead and one Of these
will develop q forer-"-. woman
leader.
Although the stars seem to promise
peace for q long time there are sp-
The Washington herald., 1918-01-28
I'd NeDs of Interest the Women Readers Of The Herald
LUCILLE CAMERON

parently overtures toward q settle
ment Of the war early IN the spring
All the signs appear 20 foreshadow
storms OF the most extraordinary vio-
lence.
congress has q prognosticafion o.
Sensational incidents that win aodid-
ify public sentiment and encouraEc
unity OF thought.
Exposures OF mistakes In war mat
tiers VIII be numerous In the next
few weeks. II n prophesied, but 70
counterbalance these VIII be shown
supreme attachments IN inventive Sc
MUS and great growth m efRciency.
Persons whose birthdats IL d may
have changes that are not success
ful for rather an anxious year A.
foretold-
Children born on this day may b
oarefree and too fond Of sdniration
from persons Of opposite sex They
are likely to be Of artistic tempera-
ment
toopr4sht IsiNl
The Washington herald., 1918-01-28

Thousands Of women no Longer -
sign themselves 70 the thought that
sickness and distress are natural They
know better. for in Mothers Friend
they have found q wonderful pens-
trating remedy TO relieve many dread
ed experiences.
Nervousness. bearing down ana
stretching pains are among the dis
heartening and distressing experiences
women everywhers say they entire
ly escape during the period OF expeo-
fancy by the use OF Mothers Friend
Here IL q remedy that softens the
myriad Of broad, nat abdominal mus
cles Just beneath the sllin. enables
them TO expand without the usual
strain upon the ligaments and nerves
and assists nature TO make Il possible
for women TO 90 through maternity
without many OF the dreaded symp-
toms 90 familiar 10 a host OF women.
By regular use throughout the per
iod the muscles expand easily phsa
baby Is born. and pain and danger
at ths crisis 10 consequently less.
Mothers Friend is for external uss
only, IL absolutely and entirely safe
and has been used by thousands OF
women awaiting the greatest time IN
womsn's life for over half a CEN
tury.
Write the Bradheld Regulator Co,
MeS. Lamar Bldg, Atlanta. Ca. for
their Motherhood Book" 90 valuable
TO expectAnt mothers. and in the
meantime obtain a bottle OF Mothers
Friend from the nearest drug store.
Begin It's use strictly according 10 a.
rections with every bottle. and thus
fortify yourself against pain ana dis
comfort--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-01-28
2dWffe-
MARGIE GOES HOME.

II don't think 30 at an. MsrSisL i
have been frightfully lonely for such
a long time and ! have wanted some
thing 70 take up my time"
81 hope everything win 60 all right
with you, Margie," said Donna 70 me
later in the evening as she motored
with me to the train.
well, my DEAR" I said. II am not
sure that your way of adding TO the
family is not the best way, after all
It Is certainly the easiest"
THE moment get Billy dear. IN
write TO you and tell you all about
him, Marsie." were her words Ina
parting from me. left her very
happy and full OF enthusiastic plans
for the baby's coming.
As the train pulled out Of the sta
ton sat there thinking that my own
plans for the coming OF a baby were
not very enthusiastic thus far.
tried to fathom out my real attitude
toward the arrival Of q little strsn-
ger and / simply did not get any
where.
why is Il, / said TO myself that !
was so supremely happy over the
coming OF Sonny from the very nrst
moment and now / can feel only q
calm, somewhat weary. interest In
the matter?
CTo Be Continued)