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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

their physical examination which is Il
necessary prereauisitc for discharge
,r The army. 1t is expected tina,
:or their homes on SATURDAY one
hundred and twenty-five OF the candi-
dates requested that they be returned
training corps which forwarded them
To the school. These left this aflrr-
noon for the twenty-nine Eastern col
icges and universities represented
among the l25 MEN.
The school will continue with 1893
candidates who have asked 70 be al
lowed TO complete the course. How.
ever. S1S VIII he graduated on the goth
aa second lieutenants in the Unitcd
states Reserve Corps. and immediately
placed OH the inactive list. This will
at the school. One hundred and thir-
teen OF these are In class to nn:sn
December IL. POI in the class Of Janu-
airy - and 49, in the class of Febru-
ar. Is.
The school now has over zoo officers,
100 OF whom will be avail"Sic for dis
chargc from the service as the result OF
me curiai!ment Of the student body.
suspended for the week in order that
all efforts might he turned towards
the muster-out of the men and a re-
Establishments %, conditions.
None OF the men from the casual
detachment OF the depot brigade or
from the DEVELOPMENT battalion actu-
10y it'tN'u tHsiT discharges to-day.
however, all necessary papers have
been competed and tomorrow the men
VIII receive transportation to their
MONIES at the rate OF . L. cents ger
mic. Every man discharged is al
lowed 10 wear his uniform home. This
must be returned to the governmen n
within four months.
Lieutenant Constantine. OF the Italian
army. who is in this country in con-
nection with morale work. delivered an
inspiring address in his native tongue
TO nearly 1000 of his fellow country
men. who arc now in the United States
Army at this camp. Lieutenant Con
stamina was on the Italian battle front
Tor Two years. and participated az
lively in number of the important
battles fought betwccn the Italians md
the Austrans. He is now aid 10 the
Duke or Aosta. cousin to the Italian
King. The lieutenant Will be here
several days.
ah alien members OF the army who
are stationed here Will be given Il fnal
opportunity TO become American citi-
zens under the easys method provided
for men IN the army. The exercises
VIII pr"bahlv he he'd next week
Every soldier at Camp Lee is to have
MS tur"e, on ihan>.s.i ing. The camp
quartcrndSrcr has received 10000
pounds OF the great American bird.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
GERMAN INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
AT BERLIN ARE WORKING
Ono or leading managers Declares
Factory hcgan ON Pence Or
ders Quickly.
IBy Associated Prcss. |


HEliLiN. November 2l.---Most OF the
iarsc industrial plants In and about
Berlin already are working No UNI
"Inploymen, ~ reported as {, result Of
the cessation OF war industries work
Sigismunh Ecrgmann. who is said
Thomas y. Edison. and 10 have been
one of the founders of the General
Electric Company in the United States.
but VINO is now one OF the leading in
duSt"a'iiSt> in Germany. said to-day:
ON the second day OF the revolution
we started In 10 WORK on peace orders.
81 which we have enough booked TO
keep our 10000 employees busy for
two years.
This holds good. for virtually every
pia.t Of any Importance in Germany.
IN" country has been literally worn
ihreadbarc In all lines. Just as We
have been turning cur garments in
along with = multitude OF substitute
devices in other directions.
we arc badly i'm need OF rolling
STOCK, agricultural implements. tur-
bihes and a thousand other things in
the line OF heavy steel construction
pnint We must start in making
everything fresh. from the clothes pin
TO he automobile. We also are ready
market for finished products"
Herr Bergman was not apprchen-
sire OF disturbances If the food stu
III The 100000 or more men now
returning from the front are given
three square meals day and steady
work said Herr Berg,nann. there
Will be no Bolshcvism in Germany. The
German workintInan wlll,not think OF
able iireside and something TO Keep
him busy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
BOLSHEVlK FORCES ACTIVE
IN AMERICAN CITIES
Would Abolish All Private Property
and lave Councils Conduct
Governments.
lBy Associated Prcss.l

nv Associated PRESS
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Sprcad
of Bolshevik doctrines in the United
states has been watched carefully by
Department of Justice agents with a
view TO undertaking prosecutions If
the agitation goes beyond legal bounds;
and develops into scdition. officials de-
clarcd to-day Thus far the Dropa-
sanda has not reached what Official Is
consider dangerous proportions. al
though they look for it's continued
growth among foreign populations OF
cities. In New York and San Francisco
the Bolshcvik movement has become
more pronounced than in other cities.
officials said.
Although the agitation ia promoted
partly by a group of former syndical-
lists and T. w w. leaders. investigation
shows, say government agents. it is
foStcrcd by Il new element of disSatis-
fled citizens. favorinS abolition of pri-
vatc property rights and development
OF government by Soviet committees.
with communal control OF industry anu
trade. ASitators advocate The reten-
ton OF present industrial leaders. Off
Gals say, un,il the Soviet orEaniza-
tons can become more familiar with
Industrial ana commercial processes.
when they propose to take over the
management
The government has no interest in
preventing the spread or development
Of these IDEAS. department OF Justice
officials emphasize. until they are
translated into uttcrances or acts di
rectly threatening to the continuous
orderly iunctioninS of the government
To some extent. this EolShevik. pro
pa Sanda has been promoted by enemy
aliens. and this is one reason FOR con-
tinuation by the Department of JUS
ticc OF its policy of internmcnts. 1t
was reiterated to-day that the dc
Dartment will not disclose the num-
ber of enemy aliens now informed OF
give other information concerning in
iernmcnt practices until conclusion of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
1T PUTS The "PEP"
Into Pcptiron-Thc Combination OF
Tcpsin. NuN, Iron, Celery.

This is what makes Pcptiron or won
derful therapeutic value. aud so sue
ccssful after influenza. tho grip and in
blood and nerve troubles. anaemia
pa lencss. nervous weakness and the cx-
haustinc worry and anxiety over the
world war.
1t is real iron blood and nerve
tonic, especially beneficial in the W cak-
ness following tho Influenza and grip.
to- wcrn-cut. brain tagged men. deli
cate women. school-tired girls and 10
s;-srowing boys, invalids and conva-
leSccnts. the aged and inlrm. IL actu-
ally puts iron. "A natural strengthened
into tho blood. and restores the wasted
rcd corpusclcs. Your druggist knows
its great merit.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FIVE SOUTHERN PORTS PLAN
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah.
brunswick and Unreasonable
iEz Movement

SAVANNAH GA. November al.-
l'ians To develop the commerce Of WIZ
minSton. y. g.. Charleston. :. e.. Savau-
nah and brunswick. Ga and jackson
vie; Fla, through organization OF the
south Atlantic Maritime Corporation
we're announced to-day following The
tnai meeting here last night of bust
ness men from the five South Atlantic
ports. Through the organization. head
I'd by Mathew Hale. vice president ar
The Liberty ShipbuildnS Company Of
savannah. II is planned that the i've
cities shall work together through tho
corpora ton TO obtain broad and
scientific developmcnt of their harbor
and port facilities, to acquire and oner
ate ships under government control ana
ownership during the war and arranmc
10 continue TO operate them after The
ncacc terms arc signed. and TO develnn
import and export trade w:tn the cas-;
and west coasts OF South and Ccnirai
America and the West Indies
Sufficient funds to enable the coruor-
alton to begin its work have been
pledged. 1t was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
MAKE SYSTEM PERMANENT
Treasury Department Urged TO I'm.
courage Thrift by Continuing Saw
inGA stamps Sales.
7 By \ saOCiatcd Press. |
WASHINGrnN- Nnvemher al-Ma

w ASHlNGTUN. November al.-Many
suggestions that government sale OF
VAR savings It al :t.rifi stamps be CDR.
t!nued after 'he war TO promote tie
sstihs n ,ha re- a,noAs tiiizenS he
week. out officials stated to-day that
no decision has been reached concern
.iitS peace line policies. Advocates 81
the indehnit" continuation OF the sys-
tom urge that war savings stamps have
acquired reputation which could not
be transferred 10 postal savings bonds.
which were issued long before the
war. They suggest alsJ that the gov
eminent savings system could be made
the vehicle for economy propaganda
which they regard as necessary over
many years. OF until the war is actually
paid for through the redemption OF
outstanding war bonds.
The new series Of stamps to he
placed on sal. January will be ready
FOR distribution within a week or two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Refused to ucT..,cr. Arre.,ed.

NIHES EK. w. NONcmbcr IL
Charged With rcinsin. To register on
september II Tor general military
service. Thomas VI. MARBLE, thirty :
seven years Old. manager 81 large
sawmiil near Rock tn"n Springs. Va.
WAS arrested Tuesday by Special IA :
ami1cr Dennis kilncr. OF the depart
mcni OF Justice, assisted 10y sheriff
fanncii. and was taken TO Harrison
burg for a hearing before Commission :
e. bcchcrt. Marble WAS reading his
Bible when tho officers entered the
house. lie objected 10 arrest bat
huaHy vent With them. lie declared
tne bible did not cUuutcndnrc NARA
ahd drafts and the other machinery
.onnecicu there wilh. Asked II he de-
slrcJ 10 get bail. he replied sharply,
No. Christ got bail"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
LICHN0WSKY, WHO EXPOSED
KAISERISM, MAKES APPEAL
Sn!s Armisticc Conditions. VIII En-
danScr Ideal League of
Nations.
By Associated Press.l

AMSI EltDAM. November 2l.--Prince
i.!thnow SKY. former German ambassa-
latest German appeal FOR r,emen ,me
HIS appeal appears in the Berlin Nor-
waertS. lie declarcS:'
ne conditions OF the arnistice were
inspired by spirit of revenge and
Mil lead to starvation. anarchy. cha IS
and the spread Of Russian tendencies
which are IN" most dangerous enemies
o: democracy and freedom. The over
whclminS majority Of Germans did not
desire the war and earnestly wish for
reconciliation. y cruel exploitation OF
our present situation would cndangcr
TIC iacai league OF nations. do no,
lppcal 10 pity. but 10 pcrspic.ci,N."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FIGHT TO CONTROL STATES
Brewers rropnEnndn Aimed AT Getting
Right Men Elected to
Legislatures.
I By Associated Pre.s.l

WASHiNGToN. November ol.--Ex-
meeting OF Ihc United States Brewers
Association held a; Atlantic CITY " J.,
I'VE years ago werc read q: :o-day's
session OF the Senate committee inyeS-
itrating brewers propaganda. in AN
effort to throw light on the asSocIa-
Iion's alleged political activities.
The excerpts quoted a speech by
Percy ANDREA. Of Chicago. organizer
or the National Association Of Com
mcrcc and Labor. said TO he q subsid-
lazy brewers organization declaring
that two out Of every three members
OF Congress would support the ma
tona prohibition sWc udnicut and tina,
ilc main fight would have 10 BE- made
IN The election o. STATE Legislatures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
CAMP LEE SELECTED
FOR CHARACTERIZATION
senator Swanson Says CnntYnmcnt
VIII BE Used 10 Muster Out
Veteran Troops.
UNIFORMS MUST BE RETURNED
Discharged Soldiers Will BE AL
lowed TO Wear Them Home.
Three Thousand Men Spend Night
at Sea.

CAMP LEE. VA November .2l.-In-
formation received at Comp lee ,to-ciy
WAS mat II had been officially deter
mined i'm Washington that this camp
would be used for rehabilitation pur-
poses. The information was brought
here by John l.. Vaughn. Il prominent
virginia capitalist and principal stock
holder in The car line that opera ie:,
between the camp and Petersburg. The
came TO him from United States Sena-
Tor swanson. who WAS assured that
such = plan for the use of Camp Lee
had aircady been adopted by the War
Department. Senator Swanson obtained
THIS assurance from General Jarvis.
who is In charge of the dem"biliza ion
w. NJ: Martin, secretary OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. have been in Wash
lnEton Tor the past few days.
This assures that there Will be from
now until the troops have returned
| from France between 10000 aud co.
600 men here. AS fast az one unit is
service its place Will he taken by an
other unit from France. There arc
there are some who are TO be mustered
out OF the service within the next
few few days there is every indication,
mat there viii be 10000 men stationed
Three thousand men will arrive to-
morrow from Newport News. These
Point. on Sunday night the 10Th. They
there transferred TO ships in con
voy which was to sail for France. On
Monday he 18th the armistice was
signed. Troop movements ror Fra NO..
mad not been Cancelled They were
out or sight Of ianu wnen darkness
fell on their first day ouI. Still anti
clpatng service overseas they retired
I" their hunks. When they awoke the
following morning they were back a
their docks in Newport News. For
several days they have been at. that
port.
II is thought that the entire Elf
tccnth brigade, which is 10 begin 10
arrive here ON Monday. had similar
experiences. II was learned TODAY
ihat this unit part of the Eighth
REGULAR Army riv'sic" was o-v'.n-od
and trained at Camp Kcarny. Cal. The
men lett tina; camp scverti weeks ,,Ao
for France. number o. officers NOW
on duty AT this camp were formerly
members OF that division. ANON;
these is l.ieutcnant-Colonel Muir of the
Replacement; camp. Colonel Muir
ranizcd the Twenty-thirl Machine Gun
battalion. one OF the units included
III the brigade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
TO KEEP RECORDS STRAIGHT
Al! Draft Borrds Asked ia Exercise
Ehtrrmc Care in Protection OF
1ncir Data.

WASEiiHGToN. November 81 Tx
tr"ino care IL The protector ami con- :
pi"tinn OF AL draft board records II,
asked by ProvoS' Marsha -Gencra!
',rowdor in orders sent to-day TO State
"'nti executives. The man-pow.r rec
- valuable uses in the administration
II war iNsuT.n'c, ihe treatment 81 de-
s.riers an' deliaIucnt:' and the prepar-
ii"n 81 ~" historic record of the war.
Local b BAR Is arc Instructed 10 seal the
records -. O! which probably will he
Completed November 80. and await or
dcrs for their final consignment 10
some central collecting station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Jumr from nrldgc. One llllrh.

I'll SllSI- w, November 2l.-
" jumping from Il handcar Tuesday eve
lihS On the Southern nigh bridge over
lHc James River to escape from being
.Fuch by The northDound express train
40. -, X. 4. Allen, foreman OF an cx-
IRA forcc OF four colUrcd track Labor
CTS, managed TO get out OF the way
OF tic train, but Pleas Davis, colorcd,
tpout sixteen years Of age, fell
through the bridge aud was instantly
hlIicd. His younger brother David
hro"n. seeing the body lying I25 feet
nclow near III" Chesapeake & ohio
track. started down the blum 20 res
cue his brother but fell AMI sustained
orokca arm aud humber Of
scratches and bruises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Now rre-,dcn, win HIVE r.,.

i:Pec.dI I" Inc IlWvs blSpn TOM
o. NJ CITY. VA. %oyelnUr. 2i.-oue
"t the largest puGnkInS ever grown
IA" been GA exhibition Ia Store Win
60" here To- til. past ten days. II
VS. raised hy ~. H. Reynolds on his
!trm IN TINS 'Scott county. and when
taken lro iuthc N.ac weighed IN
pounds. The pumpAlu is uUlonS Ia
tor nand OF rich golden color. To-
aaE j. 4. johnson. foreman In the
Gate CITY Herald Office. purchased the
Einpkin AT fancy price ana shipped
d. o. express to I'rcSid.n Wilson as
u THANKSGIVING present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W.. November
:l.-MrS. Alma Hall OF this city. has
received telegram from the War be
OF her son, Guy Il. Han. who was Killed
in France on October lii. Young Hall
was Il member of Company X. or this
ton has been received by Mrs. Julia
y Woodville; Of Indiantown. Orange
county. that her SON. Harry H. WOOD
vflc. was Killed IL France in October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Nice, Neat In Lynchburr.

1.-The state Council. Junior order
United American Mechanics. which WAS
III session hrr. for Two days, adjourned
iiSt night after selecting l.yuchbuIg
DIS the next plar" for the annual con-
Ncntion and clcrt.nE the following Of
hcers; y. l.: sampson. iichnond. state
touncilor: Kew. j. L.. GamcreIcy, New
mort News. NiCc-counCilJr; Thomas II.
lNcy. Petersburg, secretary: y. J..
bradley. Richmond. treasurer: Thomas
u. Brooks. Newport NcwS, warden. W.
HermIn Walker. Fredericksburg. in
side sentinel: j. W. Martin. outside
sentinel; trustees. g. !. Ashworih, y.
- Boschcn. Or. j. J. Mcars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
sen, 10 CITY Farm for Six Months.

I'l NNIIRJ If'I, w. NoN.mDcr H.
James CRANK. chauffeur Of = transfer
company here, who opera Ted the sag
when ram ever md Killed the nVe-
year-"id ,nild OF 4. T.. Donnclly here
AurlE5 n" peace celebration November
ii WAS convicted or Involuntary man
slaughter W Wednesday, IN The Police
Court and lac was given SIN & ntn.
a. the city iarm. An appoa! VA ..oteu
- Ike Corporation Court by the d..
ease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
want. billion for nouu,.

l.iNCtIBIRG w. November III
lac Chamber OF Commerce mere is
onSress 10 appropriate a sum .! ST.
""v,vJo.e00 for nationwide good
Foads scheme to provide work for men
VINO Will be left without employment
during the period Of readjusimcnt fol-
lowing the war. The Chamber of
Commerce is - make the effort to Sc
cure cooperation OF similar bodies
throughout the country Ia the hope OF
inducing Congress 10 make provision
tor sucn bond issue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FORMER SEVEN PINES
EMPLOYEE LOSES LIFE
Shifting Engine at Clifton Forge
Horribly Mutilntcs Body OF
Charles Dixon.
STATE CONVENTION ADJouKNs
juniors Honor Several Richmond
Ncn-One Killed, Another Hurt II
Jumping From Hand Car on Bridge
TO Escape Oncoming Train.
Especial 10 Tho Tim,s-p,spa,cn

,"UEC.dI 10 he TImrS DIsputCh.l
bIFTUN FORGE. VA. November ~
y man supposed 10 he from West
Virginia was run over this afternoon
''E "a shifting engine in the yards here
rnf cut 30 pieces. The uccidcn, was;
H"t noticed by the crew and IL Was
IiilN forty tive minutes before his re-
mains were discovered. Papers on his
nrd% indicated HAT he was Charles
pAcn. Time checks showed that lie
uhd been working III Seven Pines and
mad been earning good wages He Was
= waite nian Of good appearance aud
hh' suit case with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Epidemic over at A~hev1l,c.
BY Associated Press. !

ASHSNILi.E, y. O.. November I'll
Following the two weeks closeup.
owing 10 the new narc-up in the inhu-
cIiHa epidemic as a result, OF the peace
ceiebration here on November II,
health authorities announced TO- day
mat churches will be permitted to
no!o one service next Sunday. and it
- Planned TO open the schools and
theaterS during next week. The quar-
antine has been lifted at the United
states hospitals at -hZalea and Kenil-
worth. near here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

WINCH ESTER, w, NOVciuOc! H.
Mis- Florence y. Rutherford OF this
cIr. !s the sixth and las; member OF
her family 10 become Il registered and
professional nurse, havin. been notified
that she had successfully passed the
examinations lied by the Wcst Viz
Sinii state BOARD At Huntington. alter
graduating from the Cha rlcsion Cen
.ral Hospital -chool. She intends 10
volunteer ior the He'd Cross scrvire
overseas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Released Naval Men Go in Reserve.

Nv AstOcIalCU Pres!
w y = III y q TO ~ November I'll
Nearly all officers and men rclea sed
nnder the Mays rehabilitation plans
secretary Daniels said to-day. will lie
paced III the reserves so as 10 be
avai'ab.e In case of emergency. The
secretary expressed the belief tn
Drrctlcaiiy every man now in the nav
VIII desire TO maintain some conncc.
ZION with the establishment. Where
men desire to sever all connection Ii.
added some method Will be found for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Gives Ills Life in France.

LiHCliRtltG. VA. November 4"l.--
Mrs. r.. \. Mathews, OF this city. has
Ueen notified that her son. Sergeant
Harry S. Walker. Company l., one
Hundred and sixteenth lnfantryN was
s.i!ed IN action in France october -.
IT, was twenty-thrcc ye.:rs O fagc. He
originally served with the I.ynchhurG
hon'r guard on the Mexican border
va. ,l'aign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
PROBE REJECTED BALLOTS
Governor whitman Snys VIII Ask Ju-
Gfrial RrNirw I'm Every New
York Comfy.
I ~ Associated rre,s

Nv .NSFUClaIeu F'EtNS.T
NEW YORK. NovcT her "l.-GoVernor
whitman. defeated for re lection b.
A!trcd T.. smith Dem ocrat. on the face
oil INC returns in the recent election
announced through attorneys here to-
day that he would apply for judicial
FeNiew OF rejected ballots in every
county in tho State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
OFFICER CANDIDATES.
ASK TO H.: DISCHARGED

Four thoi and and thirty-two az The
candidates Of the central officers train
lug school have requested their inn
mediate discharge from the service.
More than 1900 have already received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
u. ID. G. Honor California Woman,

CHARLESTON. S. c., November o1-
Mrs, Charles J.. Trabert. OF Berknicy.
cal. was elected registrar .gcncrui OF
crazy py the ,eKecntiye board at .Sits
final session hero today. This was
the only general offico vacant 6,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
I. w. WOOD & SONS,
Richmond, Virginia.

Read the Wan, Ads In The Times
Dispatch To-day
They are full of interesting bargains
TO buyer and seller alike. The Times
Dispatch prints more Want Ads than
any other Richmond newspaper
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-04
ALICE NOTES

John splllman visited Elmo Wright
ou Sunday
Mr. Matt Gilmore was the Sunday
guest of Mr. II A Spiiiman
Mr. Dave Taylor has returned home
trom the hospital iu much better
health
Nj n 4 spilIman was IN Jackson.
TUESDAY. for the funeral Of bis sister.
tnlaw, Mrs Jane spillman
News from Private ollie spnIman
is that he arrived safely st Camp pike
and il ia the Infantry
Mr. J n Palmer spent several days
AZ home last week
Miss Mas Henderson has returned
| from Montana where she has been
lteach.uF She aud her sister, Ars era
ton liun formerly Miss Ljilirn Hen
drr~on Iefg Friday 20 take summer
schools In Normijon Parish
Nf a \ Splilman spent Tuesday in
81 Frauclzyillo
| Nr Ernest Paine aas The SUNDAY
guest of hts family
| M sad Nrs r T.. splllmau visited
ia Jackson on Tuesday
NJ Egnrriie spillmau was az homt
I