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A'SPRACTICE
DESPITE CHILL
Raw Weather M a k e S
Things Disagreeable for
Regulars and Recruits
PERRY Is ON THE J o B
jackson, lille. Fla, March 80.

jackson, lille. Fla, March 20.
An old-fashion experience meeting,
with the entire class present and leader
Mack presiding. was held in the club
house on Hose Field yesterday after
noon. II was "A Eet-together session,
with the reading of the riot act by
Chief Mack on the side. III the Ncr-
nacular Of tho game, a congregation
of players for such IL purpose Is some
what aptly styled "skull' practice. But
Yesterdays session had more significance
than just to coach the players in plays
and signals.
Mack made it plain TO some of the
men that the period of sophomore
pranks and tricks had passed. and
henCeforth he expected every one TO get
down to serious business. Under or
binary conditions Mack Is docilc as a
doe, but when convinced that the time
has come when patience ceases to be
a virtue he can bring into play "a gas
attack so deadly that all mask pro'ec-
tions are useless. After yesterday 5
meeting was adjourned, it Is safe to
assume that every player who felt III
any degree cupahe was deeply I'M
pressed with the old saw that word
to the wise is sufficient.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
McAvoy the Mainstay

No doubt exists now that Mack VIII
call upon McAvoy to catch big ma
iority of his games this year. The big
Maskman, who was Jack punns mann
stay back of the bat in Baltimore las'
year, should compare faVoraply win
the best backstops in the junior league
Mack has been so impressed with ms
work here that he believes he VIII
prove about the best catcher that ever
handled "A mitt for him at Shibe Park.
lie is a nice, easy receiver and a true,
swift pegger and furthermore, Is a
hard opportune hitter. Last year in tho
International League he swatted for a
splendid average of .3l3. McAvoy caught
his first full game of the year against
the Pirates on Thursday and showed
himself to be in prime condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
Cady Is Not Fit

Cady. the big backstop obtained in
the Boston deal. does not appear TO be
in the best of condition and, although
he is anxious for work, Mack believes
II best for him and the interest Of the
club to keep him out of the game until
later. In the meanwhile, Perkins will
doubtless be first-aid to McAvoy back
of the plate.
II will not take Scott Perry, the big
twirler purchased from Atlanta, long to
get in condition This was made evident
yesterday afternoon when he appeared
on the field in uniform. Although the
weather was far from propitious, he
started to warm up as If it were mid
July.
Mack admonished him to ease up a
little when he began to wing them over
for the batsmen in the hitting practice,
In explanation of his use of so much
stuff right at the start Perry said that
he had been taking light work for about
week before ordered to report here,
Later It was learned from Perkins,
who caught Perry for two years in At
lanta. that the big fellow is always In
good condition. Perkins AYERS he could
pitch a game in midwinter and that
many time In Atlanta he has seen him
walk from the clubhouse to the box and
start to pitch without any preliminary
warm-up. Perry never has been troubled
with sore arm. the bane of most
pitchers.
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Dode Grops in Grace With Cub Scribes

oDode Pakert and his exubance
holding
of Mitchell chimes in, saying
"a difference Williams
Of
n the field because
for nd
ana can wiiam5
decided in
playing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30
RolpIqnd Map Trv Risberg at First i.

ROWLAND worlds champion White
Rsberg is shortstop. but
IN OF McMuln because Of the batting
ssenns play will jump
1<1ss In latters g6 back him. Risberg
vaIuablp : utility tnnsder Rowland says hs
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JACK TARRANT, 16-Y -YEAR-OLD BOY,
OFSAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, ONE OF
THE MOST PROMISING GOLFERS
Swms Hunts and Plays Baseball and Tennis
but Prefers Royal and Ancient Game.
Has a 73 to His Credit
BY CHARLES (CHICK) EVANS, Jr.

you can knock the ball milo wide. and
it helps you to keep your eye on the ball
during every play. And In hitting, golf
muscles help you swing bat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-30

T)OXNG big boost result Of the
ID will be professional will
petus however variety Boxing the
certain its
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OH BY- Tse way
| WISH ToU'O .SenD
M GOLF CLUBS Up
10 THe CUB ~iTtI
ORDERS To thNG
TAEtt PUT ip SHAPE
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
ne D OrdaIned ny lhe CIIl counlIl ol


Iic ., ordained ny the cts Council OF
Price. Utah:
Ser. THAT there is hereby grant. |
eel 10 Utah Power aud Light com. |
pany, It, Successors ana assigns theTc-
Ia called the "Erantee'l the right,
privilege or franchise. until August
!. 1898, 90 construct maintain and
operate la the present and future
streets. alleys ana public places. In the
city uf Price. Utah. and IT, Successors.
electric light and power lines, togcthe.
with Hll the necessary or desirable app
puttonances unciudinE underground
,onduits. poles. towers. wires. trans
mission lines, aud telegraph and teie-
phone lines for ita own us.). for the
purpose uf supplying electricity az
wholesale Co said city, but tho gran.
tee" shall not acquire any rights here.
under to furnish electric service to
said city OF ~ inhabitants. except ~
Wholesale e. said city.
See. POLES ana towers shall DO
Fu erected ns 90 Interfere az little as
usHibl' with traffic over said streets
ana alleys The location uf all poles.
towers and conduits shall be- liked an.
der the supervision of the city council
ut the city. hut not % AZ to uureaHon-
ably Interfere with the proper opera
ton uf said lines.
Sec, 3-All lines constructed under
this grant shall be- constructed Ia au-
With respect Ia electrical construction.
the hration of said lines. az now un-
der construction, h. hereby approved
ana confirmed.
Sec. THE e4ty shall la no way be
liable or responsible FOR any accident
OF damage that may occur in the con-
strurtlnu, operation or maintenance
by the grantee" ~ IT. lines aud ap-
purtcnanres hereunder. aud the a,-
Ceptnnre ui this franchise shall be-
deemed an agreement un the part uf
mid grantee IT, SUCCESSORS ana AS
signs, to indemnify said city aud hold
u harmless against any ana an liabil-
ity, luss, cost damage or expense
which may accrue o. said city by Tea-
ron at the neglect. default az miscon-
duet Of the grantee" la the con-
strurtiun, operation or maintenance OF
IL lines and nppurtenanceH hereun-
der,
See THE grantee" shall file IL
written acceptance Of this franchise
with the city recorder within sixty
t6Ol days after is paSsag
See 6-This ordinance shall take
effect AZ soon as IL shall be- published
as required by law, deposited aud re-
corded la the office 81 the city re-
corder aud accepted az required here
In.
Passed By the mayor aud city cOun-
ell ol the city Of Price, Carbon coun-
~ Utah. this 22d dag Of July, 1915.
GEOnGE A. WOOTTON.
Mayor,
Attest: MAT GlLMOUR,
tSeal.l city Recorder.
State Of Utah. County Of CaTbOn-ss.
1. the undersigned, the duly quail
fled and acting city recorder OF Price,
Utah do hereby certify that the fore
going Is a fun, true and correct copy
OF an ordinance adopted by the city
council OF said city at a meeting auly
held therein, ON the 22d day Of july
1918, In witness whereof. l have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
3Oth day Of July. 1915.
MAT GLAMOUR,
(SealD city Recorder.
First pub. Aug, 2; last Aug 80. 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

Sugar boarded boo the homes ut
householder uuputriutic enough tu
try Co. utud. the governments food
regulations may nc .cizcd following
GO special appeal tp boz sent out hl the
state f""j administrator Tor obsory-
nnce OF the sugar rules. Announce
mcnt "i the drasti, action &C. be- taken
r. mad" Dos the state food administra-
tor \ request that every housewife
in IA, state with supply 1T sugar On
hand divide hDr portion with those
who have nome. ~ an insufficient
suppl, CO. meet canning purposes. will
be- made Do, mail Fifty thousand let.
tors viii boz sent out iu efforts to
reach every home IN the state. Tho
decision tu resort e. drastic action Ia
the SEIZURE ct boarded sugar h. the re-
suit "f belief on the part uf the
food administration that there are
large quantities ~ the swcctcninE
stored away and that " this were
seized 90 sufficient supply would be
uncatth'd Co supply every family in
Utah until the end uf the year " ptpp-
city distributed
= am EninE q" appeal tn every
family boo Utah that may have q sup
piN ur sugar uu hand a. divide with
those who haven't enough 90 meet
their aiming dcmands.' SAYS state
Food Administrator w W ARM
strong % trust that the request VIII
meet mll response aud that the az.
thnriti,. boo Washington. u. e.. viii
not hb,, CO. send to Utah 4" ,"nfiscatc
sugar h"trdcd here. The appeal II
un behalf nf The nation. our soldiers
nud uur Hlii,H. aud ! hope " viii not
b, misunderstood "
In lu. with the conservation ut
sugar BOO ttah the states candy mau-
ufavturfa have been asked Co gei
along with uu"thcr 90 per cent rc.
du,tiuu Boo their sugar supply tor ~
least ten days The request was
mad, August i.t saturday last can.
dymat.u held conference with
Armstrong and asked that they be
again permitted o. No." tho supply
ihcy have bean getting for ~" past
year. 30 900 p.r cent reduction in their
normal amount ~ sugar IN discuss
ing a., question the food admlnistru
tor told 'hr candy manufacturer De
feared it would ic impossible To- com.
pN with their request and they would
likely have &C. get along with q re-
Guurd amount ot sugar
such permanent reduction may &C.
ult in the closing ~ the candy fac
tutl,s Tot portion ~ their normal
running time The food udminiHtru'
tor declared that he wanted a. avoid
ans such ncrrs-ity. but that the coun'
irt s now ~ war ana sacrifices, ever
iu industries which employ many men
|Hud women may boz necessary IN or
der that the suldicrH ana allies mnN
.t,.yINv the sugar they must have.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
Twelve Mor' Gated

Elmer, county b. called up"u i"i
Twelve more men durius August h'.
lido. tho. five who were q" leave I"'
Cnmp Fremont un ThurrdHN anu the
three. Ralph Irur,n, Erwin NnH'i r,'h
mi iir,su TnN. who leave The middle
az IN. month fur th, riN Wr"h tram
,ns "a th, t'uN.tritk ot lluh. hli''l
Duymon ni Huntington. 'ir"is' M"s
nussen aud Iunlus T. l"l "l '.'',
Dale aud HarrA purdN 81 Green l''''l
were four nf the five called q" 'h''"',
for camp Fremont last THURSDAY '"'
an showed NJ J " NiN"n IT, p"
Huntington was Hlru called, 'u' N'"
moi appear aud % b. upp"s'I lh"' N'
has enlisted u the m'dl'H' '"'P,
,hnush th,re 4. rums misuud'irlhhH'
IN, in mo matter The h"AH now lh
,,stning al the University cot liah' lh-
c,udins Van Accord ana ts'h lmA :"
g..,t. mai. guuuur lhl,r of orange
I'm. Jarob Min,hcy ~ Cleveland, ~
yin Christensen II Mulen an" Nlll''i'
DahIen of Green river az" N"'"
ul,d 10 leave the coming M"hH'N
nnrts unknown, and several "l Wv
r.lstivcs nf the huys az" hNa'Nhh
themselycs of the "pporinnlll -"
bidding them bon voyage N ~" ,b
CIV. The extra rlothing ANA '"''l y"
of the Emery county h"A' 'U''s,'l
from OrangeNille, ilununs'"h ""
Green river. who have h''h '
raining with California regimen. ="
the national guard az camp MAJ
rs h.cn received by The home '"'N.
and IL is assumed that lh'S "''
their way Ia France
Bouther Erickson, wife anu u'' .',.,
ter Lottie. and Mont" ruins 80 ,
family Of Elmo have Nl''''' D"
Lake city this week.
II Is rumored that ~ l'h'",' 1.'
family are coming o. Elm" '' 'I' CIV" 'ni
IJe h a hrother.in-law {" EHN'I" "''
william J. Atwood,
Mrs JuIia wakefield has been Pu'"
nearly for several months al ilu"'',
ION but the last two weeks Ah' n',
Ixcrt 10 her bed. Rheumatic pains ''g
pneumanla appear 20 be the 'aNs' !"
her suffering. she ~ quite S'" '
the present time
Denver Oyiatt has h'cn home -. Az
Elmo on furlough from 49, ~,
Dodee Ia. but Is now again AZ t,'1'
Mace after Hpending a few ehlosap
DAYS there with friends and Teis'l'ss
A nartv was given IN his honor beIo''
his return 20 camp
The population Of Elmo Is eve, In ~,
creasing. Recently boys Nels Ia "a
20 Mr.. and Mrs. Lillsrd IueAe'
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SCHOOL POPULATION INCREASES
IlnWr,rr. SiN Districts shaw Failing
Ou Trnm Last Year.

ii,i"w b. the -rhn"l census uf car
icon county hy districts for the pres
cat YEAR showing q school population
uI thirty-thrrr hundred vighty-one,
uu increase over last year 1T two hum
Grru HiNty-thrre throughout the cuun-
n There ATE decreases nf sixteen az
Helper eleven az castle Gate. seven
at i,ninH. eleven ~ Keniiworih and
thuty.two 40 spring gien--u total ~
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incwa-c Ia ,hildwn.

Eu.rt county BOARD of ,duratiuu
met go Huntington uu th. hth inst
The Doe, ruurus shows twenty rihIr"
hundred and thiTiN-"lEht children Boz
the .uuU that pr. cot rhu"l 1E'. nn
increase ui uui- uiur over last '"Ht.
After rrguIur rutIu, huHiuvrr vHr
.tr,u.,.trd the .Irrk Var instructed
t. redeem che Emru School District
$50 ~ huud- amounting q" siN lh"ur-
and dpihrs. and Huntington school
.bHtri.t Nu. o huuds Zoe part amount
ing 90 fifteen hundred d"illr-, ANA %"
lur,hu-, 90 Thousand dnllar- W"rih "l
United States war savings stamps
with th, sinking Wud when "pi"rinhr
ut offered. The stlar "i ih' super
.ut.nd.ut OF s.hunis Wa Increased
frum twelve iu fifteen hundred h"llars
"a t,ar The rl,rk vus instructed u"
rd,,rti-, nur ,utl fnr ih" coming -"'-
-nu
Sa-u, Dale b. meow thr owner "l h
limo service iiBs Utrrhi ug iW"nlA nine
.UIur sar-. the hnuilN"rk "i Mr. I'm
m,r Dlt and Mr- Lows lnsrfman.
thu-r psiuutI. work should Doe and
!. appreciated The flag was iitri
ti-pIuyrd at the a'ldlrlr party We'd
nr-di' night
Mis. Auui, llkr BE- suii,rIug from
D., iisInratrd and perhaps broken
-b,uIdrr sustained when she ten
backward from % ull sirrladd'r lhr'
Tuesday
CLARENCE D.. Gu,muu aud Mirr iuhy
EirIy both m,mhsrs ut prominent
huntington families, were granted
iren-, ~ we'd last THURSDAY hy cupid
Peacock
Mr. James Petersen ana p1rb "i
,,ung people returned last week ii"in
I'm overland visit 90 Mr. r'iers'n.s
.,p. prlh,rt. and family boz san Juan
county.
Nr-. J. = UIl- Ir and tw" Young
..t daughters of rayson are Nisillns
vim Mr. Hlls sisters, Mn q, r.
IuIrkmau and Mr. David > Williams
MI. sam Jcvkr- and children Lee
aud Ava. are down from storrs' busy
canning fruit
Fl,,d pay. who has hren employed
~ one uf the camp is home Tor "
short visit
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
, BILIOUS ATTACK.

when YOU have hiilou. ave, .
your liver falls % perform l's 'u nm
tions. You become constipateu'
food YOU eat fermcnts IN your slolhasi y
instead of digesting This inflames the
stomach and causes nausea, Nom,'lhs
and a terrible headache, Take lhres
of Chamberlain's Tablets TheS WIN
ta,e mn YOUR liver clean out your
stnmscb and you viii soon be as Wen
as ever They only cost quarter
AdYt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

CASTLE DALE Aux fa p...,.
tountNs total UN I.. U.r r.
las been fixed o.. tH, BOARD o.. ........'
missioner. u' nineteen mH. I
cidcntally with 20. I-.,..,I .......
'l"n "I the county tutiiug So --u.4l
OF nearly e million dollars m.r, mas,
last year when 90, valuation ,l. =.
Si1.33i. thr count, steps .ut. -. r.,.
class Tor levy purpose and d.. l,p,,
TOT general purpose. BE- reduce ,r.
haf mill making t ur,,s.,r, 90. 90.
tahlish separate l,,igs fur sp,, i.,i t,.,f.
poscS-iarm demonstration and a.,
pendent mothers funds al of "a.
other levi's except that Tor stat.
roads, are lower than last year Iaus
n. workman, forest ranger. luus3r.J
before the board last MUudsl regard.
ing IN" expense ut Transporting trout
Try from Price tu tht towns OF ys.ti.
Dale. forrun and Emery and 4u ap.
preparation Coo cover such expense
was made. \ letter was received from
IN" state road engineer advising th,
board "f the appointment uf John %
Tuttlv Is District engineer iut Eastern
Utah. \ communication we sI.s o..
,eiN'd tu the effect that tho uII rail.
road grade from BLACK Hawk u
M"hrluud had been designated Ba 10
stat" tuad ur recently p.iitiuuaI Dos
the commissioner earl WUE,ra
stat" r"ad agent us- appointed aa
light ~ W., agent Gee .,yItH rights uf
way ncpcssnn m Emery u.uuu mr
the Ephfaim O." puuRryiur stat,
road tn, county b, not boz position Zoo
furnish funds fut uurthta, uf these
tight" "f way tud fhr prupi, OF ur.
lnEeyili" aud 'uati, iHIr trr Hsk,b
tu furnish suw'
Mrs ! = johnson .uI children uI
Price aud sam Ni,hltis aud Thomas
-. Richards uud families cot iihstt.
visited relatives st cleveland Recently
Lowell aud lorraine. 90, little .uu.
81 Mt aud Mt Thomas Davis At
cleveland. have been puit, sI,k dui.
Inc the past few DAYS
John Richards aud M... iarrral
AlEsr. tWu uf cleveland moot p"pus
lar young people. we're this week
married lN bishop J ! Larsen ai The
homo ct th, htidp.a W"th't. after
which 70 family dinner Was served iu
their honor ti,hHtda expects tu
leave spun tor the army Th"r' from
out ~ town attending the wedding
Wrrr li,rum lti,hatds. Nj sud Mr.
whnnm Ramish. Edgar Algyr aud
family 1T sunn,fidc \ - and 2 y.
Richards and fnmiiics "i Liberty, Dan
Richards. Ralph AlErr aud families
81 storft Ava Alg'f Hud family "i
Elmu ana = = NlE'r and Hmil' q"
Castle Dale
Tursdn, evening ist"nrI pHlh
,yn. held boz Ds,it iitli ut cleveland
la honor ct Mason Tucker Nh" lrti
IA. next dty a. iuiu ih" H"rti'' "i
t'u,i. sam
Mir O.. N. struuF aud children "l
Rains visited the furopnit "t ihr
week with her sistrf Mt William v
I.itrtrr ut cleveland.
Mirs Maud Howard "t Huntington
b. visiting With h'f aunt. Mt l''"''
4. pyrsun. "a cleveland
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

The city cf Augusta, Ga. requires
every man u carry a card showing his
occupation. Compulsory work laws
have been passed By many cities and
an anti-loaflng law was pending In
the state legislature In July, when
these facts were reported 10 the con-
ference Of federal farm help special
ifts in Birmingham, Ala.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
TAX RATE IS FIXED At
NINETEEN MILLS IN
EMERY
soME REDUCTION MNpr ,,,,,
Inst NINWN LEVY.

'"''N' horr Roy From bingham
o''r south called to the Color. %,
''' 'o"n'r' 90 Goo TIL, Nunth--
Dr. \. y. Leonard Tain. tn p,r.r,.
I'm children Vt Huntington
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16
HOARDED SUGAR SURE
OF CONFISCATION
IF FOUND
SrNlI room NDMINISTR NTOR ~
GIVING WARNING.

ftfN Ihuu~nud Letters Now Bciug
sent cut To- Hou-''holdcr~. Candy
mahcrs aud nCalCrs tu Iuii~t Their
Nid Nv Conservation of the stock
Now ~ the Hands ut Jtah People.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

Almost all kinds Of fruit can bee
cooked together and made into very
good marmalade. 4 litte orange peel
should be- added
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

Legal blanks OF every description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought down 20 date. A fun
supply always on hand. Fifty cents a
dozen. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

The longer a man lives the more
lost opportunities he collects.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

The man never knows whether a
,,o,,,o's hat is on straight or crooked
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

In the game Of hfe the onearmed
,.lIoW plays a lone hand
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

~ ORDINANCE GRANTING To
UTAH POWER AND LiOlIT COM
pANi, ITS HrCCERSOilH AND
ASSIGNS. AZ ELECTRIC LIGHT.
HEAT ANb ppwEtt FRANCHISE.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

Ia"' 900 f'IItlNta Nul friend. of Mt
Hud Mt urur, Olsen. who ,r, now
making their home boz Ephraim Join
boo stmplth, fur them BOO thu iDas 81
their "idrst child. Grant Tn, it'll,
.u" whu hsa newer enjoyed tytt good
L,lith und was steadily becoming
v"iar when th, tamil, i,u here. died
juI. goth and vls huri,d Doe Eph-
tHim
Viii Thump.nu. thr tuuug soldier
IiuW Sterling whose MAIN, Appeared
during ih, v,ok ns having h,.u Killed
boz a.iInu o. we'll known Iu Emrri
.uuuiE hIs muth.r being u sister e.
Mr. Itw,s Crawford Mts " -.
Peacock 49,. aud Nh. VIII Ful of
urug.tiIi. and NlthtnI. and yum,.
crawford of I'ir"n and Eu, hester.
q, apr,iiiylN Memorial services fur
the Young mlu Ht, 90 Do, held t"mura
.t.v tSuuditI Boo sterling and Iurgr
number uf relative from this county
win boz Boo attendance.
uu, cot iho biggest "i the farewell
receptions rendered q" castle pair'a
a1iIi'r iH,ts vaa that uf W'du"sdu,
night when Ralph Jensen. Erwin Nu-
drfsur. tuuiu ptN and Ur"rE' Mag
uus.,u vps hrid m. beet tv" ulmcd
len 90. dty following Cot camp frr.
mont. Gala while the ftst two will
iulu Oh. training corp. Bt the I'M,
IN,rsIN uf Ibh the middle "t IN,
month Misses NpuWi AsnN ui Castle
I Dale tnd i.ulu lvnsru OF frrrnu. tvr
Iut thr volunteer ipt 40" student
nurse corps. were ale" hnn"r~d guests
|uf the evening seth Allen a- speak
90 Of tho evening gave one "f The
.mu-' Inspiring inlks heard boo H Ions
time. while ih, program which Wa'
given It little uurs fHr che most part
Twas 900 rN,rli,ui un,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-16

D.. \ " L.uu.rI CAV, , r..l tam.
'.Nh'.H-t.u Hu The .nu..r,st..p of
....T'" N-' sunday. The roy,rr.
M'U' .uI fH, ..r,rt. t.,. 80
. 'h' attention % tb, subject i'm
...... '-N'i 100 t' think more
..... .' TO. children at least
r.... '''' would off their dumb
5000. Hf DO, children rr-
u.r E.. ,..r %. d. 'l "'ii' atirn-
..... r...... .t. GUY .' one "t the
..r r.. '.l ".''i tn' neigh
..... veterinary 1ud they
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and nurses Of base hospital in Red

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and nurses of base hospital in Red
Cross building
New Years Eve. nurses night at
Red Cross building.
The various gifts. supplies and con
fections will be sent TO Camp Lee in
bulk and the boxes will be wrapped
and distributed by committee of
Rich nead women composed OF the
chairman of each ward with three
women OF her organization TO be
selected by her. these to be assisted
hv the Red Cross representatives.
This insures that no boy will he over
looked on Christmas morning.
The following chairmen and their
committees have in charge the work
which promises to bring so much Joy
and Christmas cheer into the hearts
OF those who are away from home
and its surroundings al the Yuletide
season.
Mrs. Westmorefand Davis. tobacco
and cigarettes; Mrs. T A Miller as
sisted hy"Mrs. ] Allison Hodges. deco
rationS. Mrs. M H Asher. candy;
Mrs. w. Il. Newell. handkorchiefs
Mrs. 81. George Bryan. toilet articles;
Mrs. r., y. Hotchkiss. assisted by Mrs
Henry Tresnon games: Mrs. r. II.
Cloves, wrapping paper and cord
etc; Mrs. Stuart Michaux, nurses
celebration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-08
Charlie TTESVlLLE
fThe Daily Progress. )

A. r. Niche 10 spending short
while la Lynchburg.
Eugene Kemper, Of Hopewell, is
spending some time in tho city and
county.
Mrs e. O.. Mccue left this week
for Norfolk. where she is the guest
of her sister.
Mrs. Hiram Fox who has been quite
Ill for the past week. Is improving
nicely.
Mrs. J. Fl. Harlowe. of Red Hill. Is
visiting the family of Mrs. M. Tim
herman, on F'ry's Spring road.
Lewis F, Brubeck has Just returned
to Dallas, Tex. after paying a visit
to his parents in this city.
Mrs Arc r. Douglas, OF 200 Alta
street. left this week to visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Harris, at
Buckeyland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rives Worrell and
son, who have been spending some
time in the city. have gone to Savan-
nah, Ca.
Mrs. Thomas c. Niche, of oak
Hills" is spending some time in the
city to be with her daughter. Mrs.
w. B. Bailey, who recently under
went an operation in the Martha JET
ferson hospital.