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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Supper and Street Pair.

The street festival opening last eve
ming In from Of The Zane Street church,
II East End. md continuing this cys-
nIg, proved Il delightful success Fri
day night, when the large number Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Cotilliou Club Dance,

On next Monday evening at the Car
roll Club auditorium the popular Cotil-
lion Club will give their rccond dance OF
the winter series. The opening dnncc on
last Monday evening proved very en-
joyable nffair and no doubt the Cotilllon
on next Monday evening will DO more
successful than the opening night. The
auditorium will be beautifully decorated
for the affair ard special dance music
will be rendered by Bentficlds orchcs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Homer Somers. local Associated Press
onerator is visiting for several days IN
Pittsburgh on business.
Miss NJ. Virginia Hall. the we'll known
sweet soprano singer. has returned nome
after = delightful visit with her sistase
MIS-. Chandler J. Tucker. of Newark, -
MISSES Sarah. Marie and Raphael hav.
oron and Miss F:lda Boring have return
Cd from visit at Camp Sherman, Chn1
lico,hc. Ohio. where they were the guests
~ Cant. DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Meighen."
Mr. r, J.. Paddcn. assistant Internal
revenue collector. Is absent from INC
city on n business trip to Martins0uEs.
West Va, and Washington. u. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
About People
Movements Of individuals to and.
From the City. 90
Ar TIE HOTELS.

MLCRE-2. r. McScnear. Ciarks-
burr: o. c. Williams. Parkcrsburg: war
ter SuSdcn. Sistersviile: John b. Glover.
F1irnoat; J. c. .Cooner. ClarksburG: -
i. Marsh. Charleston. r. r. Reese, ;Se"
Cumberland: Miss Nell Fohy. Grafton:
Miss Rose Fohy. Grafton: E. J. tohsr
Grafton: Lawrence Gilbert, Grafton;
Floyd Hamilton, Grafton: J. D. Charlton:
Huntington: D. v. Moylc, Elkins: l.. u:
Davis. Fairr;ont.
GRAND CE:NTRAL-T. ". Beait'
Warrington: w. H. Knowlton. Sisters
willie: w. II. Kirby, St Marysi J. Z. Car
pcntcr. Fairmont.
WISpsOR-Guy. r. NaEle. Hunting:
ton: w. S. Smith. Jr.. Chester; Il =.
Fcnton. T'illiamstown: Mr.. and Mrs.
f. King. Middlcbournc. -.
STAMM-J. VI. Wharton. Pnrkersourk;
DR. Andrew Harness. Fairmont; K h
Wuis,on, Paden City: H. p. montgomery
ROGERs-Chas Roberts. Morgan
town: ]. p. Fitch. 1r Morgantown' y"
+ Hannah and family. Grafton: ). N
pinSlc. TarkersburG; S. 3. ElS'hs'
ClarksburS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

list of the past years graduates and the
institutions they arc entering:
Charles Allen. Dartmouth College,
New Hampshire
Ruber, Frederick. Dcnnison College.
Granville. Ohio.
raul Cory. and Earl Knoke Wesleyan
College. Buchanan. W. Va
Misses Helen Holden and virginia
Nay, Wesleyan College. Delaware. ..
Miss Catherine McHanc. Ward Bel
mont College. Nashville. Tenn.
Misses Ruth Goodhur and ADELAIDE
Bachman Lake Erie College. Paines-
willie. Ohio.
Mise Esther McMillcn. Belle Miller
and Sarah Stamp. ndolpll- Macon
W0maus College. LynchburS. Va
INFORMAL Party.
Mrs John +. Lane entertained q num-
Der Of friends Friday evening. at her
hcmc on Mozart Heights. the guests
journeyed TO the hill on the o'clock
motor, where dinner OF most tempt
ing appointments :awalted them upon
their arrival. Following tho dinner hour
thr guests devoted the evening to cards,
with many interesting scores resulting.
The party which included the following
guests returned To the city on the owl
car.
Misses:
Margaret Filmcr, bertha Zimmerman,
Jane Watson, Catherine Stecn
Clara Filmcr 1lilda knoEc,
Charlotte brady. NarEnrct Steen,
Messrs. and Mesdames:
+. A. Bachman. Mrs. Charlotte
J. p. Lane. Brady.
T. L. I>1ddcn.
Messrs:
Clyde Baker. Tom Donahie,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Cnady In War Times.

Candy In War Times.
When you feel that you must have
something sweet. the United States
Food Administrator recommends that
you use some of the following candies
instead Of sweet dessert at lunch or
dinner.
Peanut Brittle.
One cup white syrup one tablespoon
vinegar, 4 teaspoon salt. ! teaspoon
vanilla. cup freshly roasted peanuts,
halved.
Cook the syrup. vinegar. and sale in
n saucepan until little dropped In cold
water forms soft ball. Put the pca-
nuts and this syrup into an iron skillet
ind stir until the syrup becomes gold
en- brown. Remove from the fire and
stir in vanilla Have ready a shallow
buttered pan. pour candy in and spread
out In n thin sheet. Allow to cool, then
remove from pan and crack into pieces
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
Texas Overseas Casualties

Washington. o c. Dee rs Tho foi-
lewrt casualties sre rrnnri~d nY TIE
to,rmanGinr etnerti % thr American
Revolutionary Force Killed in action
itf Died " wounds a.. died 81 aeei-
dset saa other cauees HE'D 81 aif-
fiane aecld,nf died ~ discSse. 1876,
wauri,a severely ti2z wounded de-
rtHe undetermined g.f Noniids q
slirniif tU- missing BIS aeiien. lpp.
Died from Accident and other Causes
ltfa- TENAN
NnlFht 49, scH Dallas.
sEHGEANT
oijs ta.siDtiek )4as.
Died Of Disease.
EhhGEAt,T
Clarence Motyt. Carfizi Springs
PRIVATE
l.eYi = Aunriafe Gulltewasthe
Wounded Severely
LIEU TENANT
s,ret Mnior Az. H,. Dallas
sENGEANT-
ira r. Htnsan Ashinia
ilFnonA Nris~tN HoDkdaie.
Rows ~ Haes Houston
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

az Nj. Calm Texas, reached the fricuds
~ the family n this city Yesterday
Mrs. Lcggrtt was al The home af her
sister. having lrn Corpus Chtisu Sis
weeks aFo she contracted influenza
and pneumonia followed Mr. llcT-oit.
who rs in The employ OF the Guaranty
Title CO. was notified Tuesday ~ his
wite's Illness aud left az one, 10 bee with
her.
resides IA, husband. "a small SON SUI
wives this mother also tue parents and
many other relatives who fc.idr az MI
Calm where the funeral ara mtermeut
took plsce.
Mrs. Ltggett was about 30 goala g
age. she WAS "a graduate of rl,,N lnr
UniVersity and wan especially tslcntod
as writer She wrote tu ARTICLE Tor
the American magazine 90 one time on
What rs "a Criminal which was ad
judged the best among five thousand
She had been "a member al one time
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
BIG EATERS GIT
KIDNEY TROUBLE
TAKE SALTS At FIRST SIGN or
BLADDER IRRITATION on
BhCkACHE

M. A,ue,le.r mon and kynungn must
rnerd eonat.ntlY nr.tnst kidney
tro,ble h.cnuse A.. ont too much ana
an o,,r foo,. ~ ,.,rh on, blond A. I'm
"a win ur,e n.,a winch the kldne,s
a,rIve ,o ,,i,., out the. wenE.n from
n,..ruo,.l h.,oms ahnvcieh. IA. elm
l.,dun, tro,.hl. hl,ddef wc,ttnesa and
q ,,cu.rnt d,e,lu. in health
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

CoNrpKAJS.
Arthur SCHROEDER Manor
WAGNER
Raymond ~ Teller Leming.
COOK
ciaude stevens Oehiirce.
PElNNrES
Alberto Nbnra I.rferia.
NaN g. TuyHt. Creek
D. rhomplins Grand prairies.
Arthur n Nog,l. Houston.
HENRY y Edwards. Dallas
Tneodure h. HAIL Crnwcn
Milton y Harris, Gonzales
EdWia J.. iiovis,h.i. ANvimer.
Alet W kornesay INLAND
Lem Lilies Eowdie
Garter MraGil. craft.
John Mcknney. San Antonio.
William NJ Glib. IN Paso
WAAAm NJ iiarsrove. Lamasca.
Robert 5 McNea Wcalder.
AlNth T. Robertson. Dcvine.
Mliam y Freeman piainvicw.
George Iiiaes New Boston.
william p Royal Wheeler
orhie D.. ~tiee Mnnday.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

Il bert G Graham rucalo
tieorre ilars, Ncw ohston.
ioaeph y Mcarn ilnyland.
charlie smith, lavcrne.
l,nara ioriun Edna.
iloheri =. Page. hoilct,
l.lmo y plcrce, san Antonio
James l.. sherbutnv, Midland
John 4 knnatd. Heilmin
l,a,i y Myers, ielia Lake
lSuchc,. NJ Wnkns, Morgan.
Miliard L Townsend. Annor.
Charlea H. Wagner. coninhehc.
Ronttt wcsntr. ilounlon
liank RlsRs. Dalian,
Jerome Starry. Fiatonlal
James " Suratt Aihcnsi
Wounded. Degree undetsrminsd
"s
Clirford Glover Houston.
SfRSf,ANrS
raul ~ KING. Grand Prairie.
William "a Nsnncr. FoIncN
Whfnld II StanlcN, Conway.
ClNdc Denton Lancaster,
Mckinley pchorpe Laredo.
pRl\ ATES
NinRm 4. fWasci Nj rleanant
Aihti h Kennedy Hampshire
Wounded Slightly.
CORPORAL
Thomas " smith l'ittshurT.
Auguat e Sehnsicr lott
rRivATES
James l.. Devanlt nodd city.
WolAon r. Gntiand. AVA.
lnines r. Johnson. Waco.
Chrlctophrr Minick. Merit.
Elmer Strcctmau. Clchurnc.
Frank nersnlln Galveston.
William q Cox. whl,ewrieht.
bsrtie n HARRISON. lonlta.
David y Kale. Elmo.
David E Melville. Honey Grave
Missing in Action.
I'm Il. Me f.endcn, Boren
pRtNATES
rrencls 4 Glenn Manning
walker o. West. Corsicana.
william c. Morris Lake View.
Arnold y Guar. Nunse.
I.ucna " Huiey. Marin.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

v you have paid Jour dollar, ~ear
yoAr Rod Cross button. u you haven't
pay tho dollar and set button.
~ the eonmlttee has~t seen you,
telephone 1851 and soneono will Calf
10 aeS your Rcd Cross monhershlp.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
CARD OE THANK S.

WE wish to extend thanks to those
who 80 kindly assisted ms I'm our great
sorrow. Also Tor the beautiful flo.
raj offerings
MRS J. 8. HATCH
and FAMILY.
advertisement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

World Has Never Known Its Equal.

s"What win get rid OF my corn7-
The dnswer has been made by mill
that you can bank on. that's aIso-
lutely certain. that makes any corn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

" the committee hnsnt seen you
telephone 1851 and someone will cal
10 get your Red Cross membership.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
HOLD YOUR JOB

Tou owe II TO employer, family and
Yourself 10 prevent a physical break
down ina, makes your services Of less
value or your own protection uncef-
tain. Sersapersa Is well balanced
blood and nerve tonic, Il enriches tho
blood aids digestion ana creates new
appetite II soothes the nervea, brings
refreshed sleep. replaces fear aud des
pundency with confidence. and instilln
,oarcafff. health
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

" the friend you meet ISN'T wearing
a Red Cross button. ask him why.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
MORTUAR



Mrs John X willis was horn June
l2i lSG2 on Mesquite Street, Corpus
Christi Texas. died Dec lG. at ! 30
ID. N. 1918 81 i7iS Comanchr 81. where
she lived for the past years She
was the mother of "A children She
married Mr Thomas McComb by him
she had q children. . being dead, the
Surviving ones are ali grown ana have
families; they are Mrs. NJ -, Floyd.
Rio Grande city Texas. Mis-. VIM
l'echam. urchutas. Kan MI Sam Nc
Comb, clay. Mr, Robert McComb, city.
she married again to Mr.. John *
Nilli& and rs survived bv him ana
then children who are David Willis
city. AIRS Geo. A Aligett. Bandora,
Bryan WINS. Washington. u. c. Mel
| lie Willis, city. Grace Willie. riiN
Mary Wills Johnnie Wills and Frs-
kline willis also a niece Amelia More
land. who lives with the family Of
Brooklyn n y. Also one brother Nh
Albert Allen Eagle Pass. Texas aud
quite a few grand children aud a host
OF friends TO mourn her death
She fingered for 2 wears. and While
| IL WAS expected stlli her death ia a
shook to all But she b. now al rest
aud out Of her troubles Mother VIII
lis was a true noble mother. devoted
TO her family and friends An that
, know her love her She viii Doe re-
memhered hy all the old timers of
Corpus CHRISTI as . loving friend 20
humanity. aud her deeds viii live after
her. God knew hest ana called her
home Mother wins was stsnch
Presbyterian and lived up 20 her fauh
| m practice and deeds and we feel now
she Is az rest
We want to thank zach and every
one that helped during hei illness es-
pccially Mrs Homer Womack aud
daughter Mrs. Cecil Ferret and Miss
ELLA Stephenson.
ola - Willis
Mrs. r " Gallagher nee Maud
Allen died ~ influenza at Mount Ner-
non. Texas. SUNDAY afternoon aud the
remains arrived la this city this morn
ing.
owing to the dangerous illness of
Mr. Gallagher the time Of funeral has
not been set.
The body WIN be taken from the
Dunno Undertaking parlor TO the home
OF stewart Terrell ON Mussett Ave.
this afternoon.
| deceased leaves htHlNff nti hnthanf
and four little children, hcr mother,
Mrs NJ J. Allan. one sister, Miss Euln
and four brothers. Claude Emmett
Raymond and Carl.
Mrs. Gallagher was born Ia Corpus
Christi and lived here an her life TN
about one year ago when she re-
moved to Mount Vernon. Her mother
and father wars among the oldest res
ienis OF Corpus Christi Mrs, CAL
iagher AZ the time OF her death was
80 wears of age
1
News OF the death OF Mrs. T.. I. Leg
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

r'ordson Tractors on time. Glover
Johns Auto CO bhe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

" you have paid your dollar, wear
your Red Cross button. " you haven't
pay the dollar and get button.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17


on earth peel right OF like a banana
alsin--and that's magic Gets IT,"
Tight shoes and dancing even when
you have a corn need not disturb
YOU ~ you apply a few drops OF
"Gets-1t' on the corn or callus.
You want n corn-peeler. not n corn
fooler. You don't have 10 fool with
corns---you peel them right on with
your fingers by using "lets-It.'
Cutting makes corns grow and
bleed. Why uso Irritating saives
or mako a bundle of your toe with
tape or bandages? Why putter and
stiil have tho cnrn7 Use "Gets-It'
--your corn-pain is over, the corn
10 n 'goner" sure as the sun rises.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed. money
back corn-remover the only sure
way. costs but n triflo ut any drus store.
Md by u. Lawrence * CO. Chicago III.
"SoId in Corpus chr,sti and recon.
as the worlds best corn rem
sdy by Bluff Drug Store"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17

News Of the death OF Mrs T.. l.. Leg
get which occurred Saturday morning
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-17
SEN S Ap E r S A

Helps You "oVer the Top"
Two sizes. soc ami 81 90. Al drug
eisis. or the cny Drug store. ADV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26

VOTES
10000

Highland Park Methodist Church .14ooOOas
Miss Virginia Quarles Representative
Phone Madison 6702. .*@
Union Council No II, Daughters of Liberty 80. I75,OoO
Mrs. J. L. Martin, Representative
Phone Madison 6603J.
Park avenue Boys Club ...,.......:.:..... o3'4W
Leo Wehouse Jr, Representative
Phone Boulevard 1848-W.
Stockton4Sreet Baptist Church ......-..." 20O,a0o
Mrs. Annie E. Smith, Representative
Phone Randolph $3.50.
Salvation Army. Corps of Richmond 1s5,64o 4
Conmandant Levi Grimshaw, Represent
atve-Phone Madison 1881. ssS4t
Eastern Star Home acknowledgements. 4o,4oo
Mrs. S. " Meredith Representative
Phone Madison 6184. is
Lodge No $780, Loyal Order of Moose 15640O
J. r. McCauley, Representatve-Phone
Madison 6246-W. Msa
Ladies of the Order of Owls ............... 10000
Mrs. H. H Hoffman, Representative
Phone Boulevard 589.
Railroad Branch Y. NJ c. Observation-Disclosures. 157200
Secretary E. D. Foster, Representative
Phone Madison 1910
Syracuse Lodge No. s. Knights of Pythias. $4,000
William Parker, Representative-Phone
Madison 4625-W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF WORKERS
AS WARTIME HEALTH MEASURE
URGED BY GoMPERs COMMITTEE

Washington, D. c.. Aug. e5.-Ssmuel
Gompers. as chairman OF the commit
tee on labor of the council Of national
defense. has recommended to Secretary
Of Labor Wilson that medical exam
nation OF the workers be made one
Of the functions of the governments
labor recruiting agencies. as a meas
ure which will greatly augment and
help TO maintain the health OF our In
dustrial army"
Accompanying the recommendation
IN proposed standard card to be
used in making physical examinations.
These standard examination card 70
deals with such subjects a. laboratory
diagnosis, previous occupations, gen
eral appearance relating to deformi-
tories. mAlnutrition and glands. dis
eases Of eyes. ears. nose. mouth and
throat. lungs. heart. nervous system.
sxtrsmities and such general matters
~ hernia, hemorrhoids and evidence OF
actual veneral disease.
There can be no question az to the
wonderful effects that such q move
msnt ~ hsrs proposed will bring
atsut." says Mr.. Gempsrs. 1T 10 only
4 mGtter Of education before employ
sfs threusAout the country Will coms
under this rule that people generally
should be physically examined and
that the sxAminAtion should b. stand
afdtxed-at least the minimum.
WELL" he continues. I'VE are think
ing In such terms now ~ would have
been impossible II we had not gotten
into the war. feel that Ne are going
through Z baptism Of hrs that will
make for quicker ana better thinking
aad . better conception Of life. II
seema that In this worlds history II
Aas been clearly shown that no human
achievement Of tangibly great char
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26

What does a college education cost ?
The question, so often asked. Is partly
answered by study Of schedules filed
in the ONCE Of Clark college, Worces-
ter. Mass. Estimates of a years ex-
penses at Clark college, including tu-
ition, room, board at the college din
ing hall, books and incidentals, but
not including travelling expenses or
laundry. are $3.50 minimum: a little
under $500 average and $3.50 liberal
Unlike many colleges Clark is or
ganixed on q three-year basis in the
belief that by careful economy Of time
the length OF the course may be short
ened without materially affecting the
students preparation for his life work.
A thrse-year expense schedule nled
by one student shows a gross expen-
diture for the entire college course Of
little over 1900. This is decidedly
below the average. but indicates how
one student distributed his expenses.
In this case travelling expenses are
listed. but laundry for the most part
was done at home. The total exsen-
diture for tobacco, gum, candy. NOV
ing pictures, theatre and other anuse-
ments for the first two years Is listed
at TO cents. The last year would seem
to indicate q greater interest in NOV
Ing pictures or some other condition.
for the amount rises to more than 50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
ST. JOHNS RIVER

South Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. sS.-
Three additional keels OF ocean going
vessels will be laid at the plant re-
Gently taken over by the puvAl Ship
building company new company
officered and managed by experienced
shipbuilders. The plant was COM
Wandered by the government and
operated under the direction Of the
United States shipping board. The
new company which takes the plant
from the government will not enlarge
It but will increase the number ct
vessels under construction at enc
time by three. The six other yards
on the st. Johns river and the yard
At Tampa and Pensacola have about
reached their utmost efIicisncy point.
and this will add materially to the
number OF vessels building 1T the
same time In Florida water. There
are In addition to the seven ship
yards located on the St Johns river.
two making parts used In ship con-
struction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Rai1wnv
GURGLING AWAY FUEL
is CHICAGO PASTIME

Chicagoans consumed $40, 600
pints of beer on a single day last
week Figured on the basis of a
pound of coal required to brew a pint
of beer, Chicagoans wasted 3,24e tons
OF coal on this one day by their beer
gu2zling. How does these Chicago
ans patriotism square with the fol-
lowing statement quoted from a letter
OF the United States fuel administra-
ton, under date Of August 10, 1918:
The increased demand for coal for
the navy reached almost 100 per cent.
in July Whereas 1000. 900 tons
were apportioned to the navy In April,
the requirements OF the navy by July
had reached to 100000 tons. BY
the end OF the fiscal year 5000. 900
tons viii be required to cover these
demands. With the launching of new
ships the requirements OF the ship
ping board have likewise grown be-
yond all expectations. Where the an
nual allotment was made at the first
OF April, 100000 tons was as
signed for the purpose of ship build
ing. The actual requirements are
demonstrated and as q result the
shipping board now places the figure
At $4,000, ooe TONS"
Is 1t good sense. to say nothing OF
patriotism. for the people Of q single
city in times Of stress such as theae.
to waste over 5000 tons OF coal. rep
resented In commodity which has
been condemned by the army and
navy?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
Interesting Facts Concerning the
Vote Standing Of Organizations
in Vnginian's Prize Distribution
Leading Organizations That Have Received Complimentary
Ballots Are Listed Today for the Second Eastern
Star Home Enters Campaign With Worthy Grand
Matron, Mrs s. V. Meredith Representative.

Distribution has taken second placs
only to the all-absorbing war news.
Nothing ever before undertaken. IN
the city of Richmond concerning
Churches and Lodges has created -
much interest among the best people
Of this section of the state.
The offer by the Richmond VIZ
ginian to give $4,000 worth Of awards
to Churches and Lodges absolutely free.
is a new feature unknown in etrculA-
ton campaigns. as the only persons
securing awards for actual work ara
the representatives, and all organiza-
ton prizes are complimentary awards
to the Church or Lodge to which the
wish their compli-
mentary votes 10 be credited.
The list of Churches and Lodges
that have made gains from cornpii-
mentary votes since the last pubitca.
ton of the standing. Is as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
ENTERS PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

Mrs. q. v. Meredith, Worthy
Grand Maaron Of the order OF
Eastern Star, OF the state Of Vir-
ginia. has entered the Richmond
Virgtnian Prize Distribution I'm the
interest of the new Eastern Star
State Home.
This home Is one Of the most
worthy institutions that has a place
in the list OF organizations and
Grand Matron Meredith Is meet
ing with wonderful success in her
canvass for support of the New
Home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26

claims affiliation with any of the as
sociations In the list, to call the re-
preventative at the phone number
given and at least pledge the repre-
sentative the support and sympathy
that is so necessary. to secure the best
awards that the Richmond Virginian
has to offer. See page advertisement
IN todays issue giving detailed infor-
nation about all the prizes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26

II thought ! was the most unpopu-
lar man In this club. but they say
Pillson over there can beat me-"
but. my dear fellow. he has been
I member longer than you have.
Don't b diNcouraged.--LifA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-26
Duty of Mern tyers.

The above List of organizations
should attract the attention of prac-
tically every person in the city, as
very few readers of this article are
not associated with one or more OF
the institutions named above, and to
assure their favorite organizations the
success that should be theirs. It be-
hooves every man and woman who