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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-13
Somewhere in France, Nov. 3.

Somewhere in France, Nov. g.
My Dearest Mama and Pnpn:
Will write you today as | hnvn'l
much else to do. am still in the hos
pital, but am improving some. My
body is better, tho my eyes still hurt
quite T. lot. That is about all that IL
bothering me now, except n cold oc-
casionaliy. i hope to be able to go
back to my company in n week or
two, so can get my mail, as have
not had any since have been in the
hospital, which was about the 9th of
October saw some of the boys
from my company and they said
Lad some mail. Tell the boys | will
write to them some day. 1t is aw-
fully hard to get paper, and then |
can't write much on account of my
eyes. suppose you all hear from
Posy real often. havn't heard but
once since he's been in France. If |
can obtain a pass Pm going to see
him.
received the tobacco you sent
me. And just imagine how glad !
was as ] got it one evening while
on the front and it lasted me until
, came to the hospital. or course I'de
rather have tobacco now as most
any thing except mail.
don't know very much war news
as we don't get many papers but
what I read certainly sounds good to
me, for we boys are getting anxious
to finnish all this up and get back
to the state before many months.
It's raining and is looking like
winter is coming soon. Papa, you
must not work too hard. And please
stay in when the weather is bad.
AS it is getting dinner time must
stop. Tell every body hello for me-
: With lots Of love to ali
Your devoted son,
NEWTON.
From Newton II. Edwards, to his
parents, MIR. end MS. Frank Ed
wards.
Headquarters Co., 31sth, inf: ntry
American Expediticntry Forcea
Headquarters Co. 361 infantry,
American Eypeditionary Forces
Dear Mama Papa and ALL:
| guess you have-begun to get @
little uneasy aho,It me- Wall n,
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'''N' i'ip'
Co. G. l20. Infantry, A. l.. Il.
Dear Coz:
] guess that you think that prom
iSed letter is II long time coming, but
| really haven't had my thing in
torcstlng To write, and haven't vet
but ] am lonesome here i'm the hos
pitnl
| guess you have heard before that
was wounded but it is II slight
wound. ] nm getting about straight
Have been walking on crutchcs for
II few days. Guess that will be able
to 80 with out them in II day or two.
We'll, France is IL very pretty
country but | will tell you that il
does not look M good ms the good
u. S. a. would to me, and am living
i'll hopes of seeing the States again
real soon for this war is almost To
n finish. The Germans can't stand il
much longer.
Well, guess you good people back
in Tazcwell are well. won't shy for
| know that you nll are doing your
part to win the war. and vii double
assure you that the soldiers over
here are doing their part.
And they are going TO win real son.
Well, | guess have written about
enough. am sure that you will get
tired from reading, 80 will say good
bye by asking you to excuse bad
writing.
SAMUEL H. WHITEHEAD.
From Samuel l.. Whitehead, to his
cousin, Mrs. Sam Larimcr.
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Tours, France, Nov. 2, 1918

Tours, France, Nov. 2, 1913.
Dear mother:
Will write you letter today in re-
ply to yours. received two letters
from home yesterday which had been
written ON September 26th and 30th.
l am getting mail real often now.
The day got your letters ] got six
two from Newton; one Of them had
been to Camp Lee and it was for
warded to me. 1t was written some
time in August; the other one was
dated Sept. 21st, and / got one from
Miss Mae Rudd. also got the copies
of the c. v. News you sent me, but
have not gotten any except those you
all sent me, so you may imagine what
n nice time had reading my letters
and also the papers, and you can also
imagine what time / am going to
have answering them. Think ] will
detail some one to help me to write
Sure was glad to know you all were
well. At this writing | am well and
getting along real fine and l hope
when this reaches you all it will find
yOu on tiiC SONuiNiols lOu
ask me il my head was bothering
me. No, it is not. / am just feeling
fine. Have only had a bad cold q
time or two and all have TO do then
is to go down to the doctor and he
will give fellow some quinine and
you are soon feeling fine. Jim Moore,
and George and Lee Sayers are not
with me now. have not see them in
about two months. / was going out
by the Y. M. C. A. and someone says
"Hey, therei" and l looked around
and it was Arthur Gillespie. That is
the way you run across fellow you
know in the army. This is the boy
who worked with me on the rail-
road By meeting up with him think
maybe able to locate C. Turner.
Anyway, think he is close and am
going to try to locate him Sunday
You ask me about the tag for the
Christmas package. / sent you one
in the other letter, and suppose you
have gotten it by now. Tell Naomi
that was nice letter, that she ca,
write fine. hope Bessie we'll by
now. Must close for this time. With
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John Neal, to Miss Eva Mae Nee
Pounding Mill, Va.
Somewhere in France. Oct. 20.

Somewhere in France. Oct. 20.
Dear Sister and family:
AS there is no ballooning today,
and it is raining, will try and write
n few letters. We cant always find
time to write over here, so when Il
rainy day comes all the boys get
busy writing letters home. Your leet-
ter dated Sept. 23rd, received a few
days ago. am always so very glad to
hear from you, and I'll write every
chance | have. / know you have a
plenty of apples this year. Wish
was there. / sure would put some in
the lower regions havnt had an
apple in so long. Don't guess I'll get
to eat Xmas dinner at home, but
hope to be there for Easter. / think
we have the Huns going our way
now. 1 sent you a paper last week,
and am sending you another copy o.
day. Will send you one every week.
Have had two letters from John
lately. He is near the front.
The people over here have some
strange ways. They take everything
seriously. Don't seem as they can ev-
er get used to the happy go lucky
way of the u. S. boys.
Have got acquainted with good
many nice French girls. / am learn
ing French very fast, so you know
I can carry on a conversation with
the French maids. Several Red Cross
girls were up here few nights ago
and all the boys went crazy about
their singing. Sure did sound good
to hear some real American girls
sing. Several of the boys are in the
hospital with influenza from my COM
pany. sent you my Christmas pack
age coupon, but failed to fill it out
40 you may do that. My name, serial
No, which is 1,185,343 and branch
of the service, air service. You may
send cigarettes if you wish. They
are very scarce here just now.
know you will have good time
Xmas. 1t looks as if we are going
to be here permanently, training Off
GERS for the front. Plenty of excite
ment in nay work. like it very much
With much love and best wishes tt
all, re
Your loving brother, CHARLES.
From Jack Saunders to his sister
Mrs. j. D. Farmer.
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October %. 1918.

October %, 1918.
Dear Sis and All:
am just studying about what you
all are doing this morning. Hope you
are all well. / am getting along fine.
Think I will soon be able to go back
to my company again, and I will sure
be glad to get back with them Have
been out and walked around little
and am awfully tired. The French
people sure are funny folks. l can't
understand anything that they say
at all. How is papa getting along
with is work? Guess he got the corn
cut all right. Hope he did, anyway.
Guess Jack helped him.
How is mama now? Does she suf-
fer with her head?
I've not received any mail since
landed here, but hope to hear from
some one in the U. S. in few days.
We sure are having some fine wealth
er here. l havn't seen any frost yet.
There are some blackberry briars
here and they are full of green ber-
ries yet.
Do you ever ride "Daisy" any now.
] would like to be there and take a
round for day or two. think this
is going to be pretty country when
we get to see it good. The houses are
of stone and cement.
wrote Billie card shortly after
landing over here.
Write me all the news and let IN,
know how you all are.
Lovingly, your brother,
JOHN.
John Neal, to Miss Eva Mae Neel,
Pounding Mill, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-13

Headquarters Co. 361 infantry,
American Expeditionary Forces
Dear Mama Papa and All:
I guess you have-begun to got q
little uneasy about me. Well, by
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-13
COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES,.

Pocahontas-L. B. Crawford.
Falls Mills. H. Harry.
Graham-Dr. II. B. Frazier.
Tip Top. G. Gillespie.
Cove Creek-T. l.. Shuffiebarger.
Shawvers Mill-William Pruett.
Burke's Garde-C. j. Moss.
Boissevaine-G. ]. Cunningham.
Horsepen-Jas. P. Whitman.
STANDARDIZATION Brewster.
Cedar Bluff-Geo. j. Lambert.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-12-13

With the American Expeditionary
Forces, November a, 1918.
Dear mother and father:
Will take the greatest pleasure in
answering your very kind letter that
came to hand few days ago. I
am we'll and hope when these few
lines reach you, will find you tn,
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Shedule Effective Dec. 8, 1918.

Lv. Tazewcll for Norton
1917 II. III. 3;l4 p. M.
Nv. Tazewell for Bluefeld-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
ZNAMEN1 MfRU.

81. Helena Tuhackova v mist
rim Plain Dealeru piae, jak v
ned6|i 20. zafi. prave kdyz t.
tastnfci v prdvodu pochodovali
po Euclid ave., videla bflou no.
lubici, iak krouzf mad Euclid
ave, a pax usadila ma Guar
dian buildingu. J ,likoz bila no
libice Jest symbol mfru, lest to
pro mas dobre znameni, re mir
Eude brzy uzavEen.
V Chicagu NELL to same zna-
meni. V komofe prace upro-
sired salu ma zerdi visi prapor
8 1900 hvezdickami, pocet je-
jich clenG v armade Kdyz bvli
vGera pohffzeni V modlitbe bi]a
kolubice priletela oknem do sa-
lu, krouzila mad h1avami pfi-
tomnych a pax Sc mad prapo-
rem ma ziardi usadila. Mnozi
rfftomnych vidouce posla mi
ru, dali Sc do. hlasiteho place a
kdyz odchazeli kazde oko pri-.
tomnych by'o zaroseno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
MESTSKA RADA.

DIE zpravy hasicske unie ma
600 hasicd poda dnes svou re-
signaci do rukou nacelnika G.
Wallese. Mfstopredseda mezina
rodnf unie hasit1 Fink prijel do
naseho m6sta, aby zde V zajmu
zdejH unie pracoval.
Ma navrh radniho Sulzmana
celia zalezitost odkazana vladni
mu rozhodcimu odboru. Dale je
dnano 0 dvou fondech a sice po
licejnim v obnosu $28,9O0 a ha
sicskem $4,000, ktere mali by
ii pouzity ma jina vydani. Radni
Damn poukazoval vsak ma to,
ze by fondy mely byti pouzity k
vyplaceni pfidavku hasicd i po
licistn. Pokladnfk Neal pravil,
re penize tv usetreny byly spo
malych castkach z rocnihO pre-
bytku a pouzity budou ma zakou
peni nutnych potreb.
Nacelnik policie Smith a red.
teto Sprosty nev6ri, re 450 poll
cistI, kterf jsou zam6stnani de
lie nez 10 rokG podaji resignaci.
Takovych pry jest We sluzbe
pouze 240. Zvyseni mzdy poll
cistnm Sc pry uskuteeni Timed,
.iakmile prfsti mesic O volbach
volici povolf bondy v obnosu
$2,5OO,OOO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
PADL We FRANCI
Radovy vojin Jos. J. Duffek,
1854 Cable ave., p0lozil
svij zivot ma oItar
vlasti.

Pan Josef L. Masek 2 Broad
way, ob6tavy narodnf pracov;-
mix a byvaly obchodnfk, obdrzel
dnes V poledne truchlivou west
z Washingtonu. Bylo mu totiz
telegrafovano, ze jeho nevlast
nj syn, p. Josef J. Duffek, 1854
Gable ave., polozil svdj zivot ma
oltar vlasti, kdes v Champagne
We Francii.
Duffek nardil se v nasem
meste pred 26. lety, vychodil
farni skolu, nacez pIsobil v in
dustrii zelezafske jako jadrar.
Kdyz nafizen byl nuceny odvod
p. Duffek narukoval 20. zarf To-
nj a pGvodne slouzil v tabore
Sherman-Chillicotte, o., kde
vsak prihlasil Sc, a to dobrovol
ne, ku fadovemu p6simu vojsku
ku setnine C pateho pluku, kite
ryzto pluk mel sve shromazdi-
ste v Tennessee. Brzy ma to cd
cestoval s plukem svym do Fran
Gle a dnes dochazi sem teskna
zprava, ze padl v boji a byl ia
ko hrdina pohfben v dalne Fran
eli.
Josef J. Duffek byl intelligent
nj muz. dobry Czech a rekovny
bojovnfk. Budiz cest jeho pane
ii a hluboka soustrast jeho po-
zdstalym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
RlSIKO DELNfKA.

John Miller, 46 rokG, 2618
Hamilton ave-, byl vcera zabit
v Otisovych dflnach ma Lake
side ave-, vych. 26 ul. Ma Mil
Ira padl z jefabu kus zeleza.
Mrtvola byla dopravena do o.
kresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
PROHLAsENf, cIVILNf LICY

Mayo Fesler odstoupil co ia
jemnik Civilni Ligy a ma jeho
misto ustanoven C. A. Dykstra,
ktery podal vcera prvni proh' a
Semi, ze cd prvniho lcdna 1918,
do prvniho zari bylo pri sraz-
kach automobile zabito Ga O.
sob. Odporucuje ustanovit vice
straznfkG a zaroven upozornu.
ie, ably g, nespecha'o z rozhod.
nutim O stavb9 nadrazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
SKOLNf RADA MUzE 81 Wy.
DLUzIT PEN1ZE.

We vcerejsf schIz; skolnf ra-
dy dostal reditel Hogan povole
nj, abv 81 die potfeby mohl w.
dluzjti castku S25O,0OO do 20.
ledna 1919. V teze schnzi bylo
usneseno, aby ma nasich skolach
zahajeno bylo vvucovani deiin
mesta Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08

Schulz zahajila mist. preds.
pi Anna Blabolilova. Protokol
2 minute schdze pfijat. Ucet Cd
=. L. ma $3.50 odkAzan k W.
p]acenf. NavSt teva skoly jest na
sleduifcf: I. t|ffda % zakh, II
tiida 80. III. tffda 81 a w. tff-
da 35 zaku.
Zprava skolnfrh dozorch byla
rrfzniva novk dozorci bvli zvo
leni PIP. svec, $vaty a pi. Balou
nova.
Ma zadost.sI skolnf patronat
list arozumenl abv Sc We skolnf
mistnosti vvutovalo aneri ieine.
Pan :MuchA tiaroval ratronh
II, kurackV pfibor. kterv ohsa-
d;la pi. Rlaboeilova a odevzda-
la patronatn $2O. PTibor vyhral
p. los. Jirfk.
Pffjem vel schhzi obnasel
$1O1.95.
AnastaZiA Balounova, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08

ia doprav,4na do pohrobnicke-
no 1stavu w. A. Nunna, 8aO1
Woodland ave. Lieut.. Clyde
tyl 49'rokI star a We sluzbe ha-
sicG byl % rokI. 20 rokn byl v
jedne stanici. Zanechava zde
rianzelku a dve. ditky, bytem
G971 Minnie ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
KlJPUJTE BONDY
SVOBODY.
Konejme splatky ma nase dpisy

Sb6ratele tpisn Sc cini, abv
Ultra poledne meli polovic ma
Cleveland pripadajicf castkv
upsano. Az dosud aozone spla-
tky obnasi ma s32,O0O.OOO. Od-
haduie Sc, ze i'Ast ma S44,0O0,-
600 upsano. Polovic uuotv pro
Cleveland Jest S56,5OO.000. ia
fastka ma bvt Ultra v posedne
upsana. W ctvrtem vladimir o.
kr,su vvkonane spla+kv ma
s126. 2946 600. upsano $685.
o49.250. prodano ma HIT We
ctvrtem oktesu ma S6OO.0OO.-
600. Predpoiatost mfru a in
fIuenza se pomalu prekonava
Ultra v poledne bud,o velka
schnze v Hippcdromn, kde bu-
de recnit kapt. E. n. Louger.
ktarV 40 vratil 2 italska frontv.
Tam bvl svedkem 1toku ma
front9 i vVpravv dohVvacnVch
letadel. Kant. Lougher vv'etel
s. iednVm letadlem. kde bv1o
% muzG. Zaroven bude vvnra-
vovat o bombach. 2 nichz jed
ra pri padu ma mas Square. bv
znicila vsechnv kolem stojfcf
budovy.
Ultra zapocnou Columbia a
1ackfas dfvkv prodavat knof'f-
X Rondi Svobodv. a budon ka
5deho zadat. abv ukaza1 kno-
flfk co dhkaz. ze liz Bondy
Svobodv koupil.
V sobotu odpoledne bude IT,
cha parada matek, Zen mile
mex, sester. jejichz mile " Evro
re boinif pro civi'isaci vsech ma
rodi. Vcera prisla pred valec-
nou radu pi. Agnes Reilly. a by
Ia pEedstavena Liberty Loan
Committee, kde velkym po-
hnutim sc vvslovila. zivot me-
no syna bvl utracen pT'i torpedo
vanf lodi Tuscania. On zemrel
pro svou vlast. Pri mem velkem
zarmutku isem ma to hrda. On
Sci jako ostatni boiovat. abv po
vitezstvi nebyly vice valky mo-
zne. Pro ten samy ncel Sc pro-
dhvaii Bondy Svobody.
Parada matek jest urcena ma
sobotu We 3 hodiny odpoledn'e,
kdy pfstaly 50 rozhluci a zvo-
ny zahlaholf. Misto kudy se IL
Chy prGvod ZEN bude ubirat, Sc
urcf pozdeji. V patek budou
zde pochodovat sto hrdinG, kite
/. bojovali ma Alpach. V pole
dine Sc sGcastni schGze v Hippo
dromu.
Kupujme Bondy Svobody a
bud'me povd6cni tomu, ze III
sVte name prilezitcst poma-
hat, ably valky byly cdstraneny
q mir pro vzdy zarucen.
Al>A>AA>>>>~A>>>A>>>>
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-08
LIEUT.. HASICo ZABIT.

Pred stanici hasicI {. 26,
Kinsman rd. a vych. 70 ul., byl
vcera vecer automoDilam zabit
lieut.. Joseph S. Clyde. Ridic
suta clyde Hurley, bytem 1903
vych. 116 ul., byl zatcen a OBJ
zalovan z vrazdy. Mrtvola by
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-18

Ter than ever before in this citv
and section and every town and
county Of North Carolina should
put itself in position to make the
same assertion.
r. With the war industries plants
all over the country reporting a
shortage bf man7pewer, there is.
urgent call for every person toTget.
intoAthe industrial army as early as
possible s3HT -. =
Women are being substituted
fors men :.,ia many esta hshme1its
here, including hotel walters
where the men have been called to
the war, OF. to more needful;s oe-
cafpa tionsJ and there docs / no4
seem to be enough women to sune
ply the demand.
Verify, beloved, this is a stras
nuou s t. time ne in our life---are so1
doing your best. : s.
,.--.-. - III
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-18
NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITOL
By. Maxwell German

Raleigh, N. c. June IS While
Governor Beckett estate conven.
ton, recently held here Tin the
presence Of few delegates y
could not be said to have been a
bowling success, it is a patent and
: growing fact that the cause in
which it was called has gathered
and is still gathering such force
that the drone is being driven !. to
work "all along the line
The loafer is becoming the scare
lest thing one sees on the streets Of
Raleigh and | am told he is not
hbernating in the country this
summer. The pool-rooms here
were cut out June the first and OF
her,places where the "unemploy-
ed most did congregate now
know them 70 more. ,.
Provost Marshal Crowder's
fight or work. order has set the
local cogs Ill the dustrial machine
10 working and the wheels of
thrift are revolving better and fas-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-18
FOR .ew Biis6eTs@ ~ n So, So: -
scans for sale. Apply L. q. Kitchin.

, IwAH7 7 reacHAaE-ror=' Ok
mex TIT eaSdayss will ppd purchase Hens and
Spring Chickens. Good price maid for
same. VIII pay for Hens 20 cents per
aoun1d IS 81 AND 3 f1aessssprips chic u
g 90 s1ze' 50 cents per pound. Bring
them in to p. A. .Allsbroeky - =. :.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-18

The other day the Woman !
Suffrage question bobbed up. Sc.
renely again in the Senate. : It
submerges for, long periods and
then surprises every one by com
ing to the surface. But the Amer
lean craft has never carried ex-
plOsives OF board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-20
GIVE RECEPTION
TONEW MEMBERS
Congregational Social at the
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Successful Despite Rain

The members of the Augsburg
Lutheran Church. gave a reception
to their new members last evening
according to the usual custom. Four
teen new members were taken into
the church last Sunday.
Mrs. w. l.. O'Hail was chairman
of the reception committee. Mrs. j.
X. Garland was in charge OF the en-
tertaining committee and Mrs. Harry
Rhineard, of the refreshment COM
mittee.
The church basement was deco
rated with flags, festoons of red,
white and blue, and flowers.
\ short program had been arrang-
ed to follow the singing of Onward
Christian Soldiers" and short ad
dress by the pastor, the Rev. Amos
NJ. Stamets. Miss Mary Jehlie. So
prano soloist; Miss Catharine Dick
ert and Miss Lillian Speakman,
readers, furnished numbers. The
mems chorus sang and Hassler Elm
zeg. played the cornet.
a social hour followed the enter
tainment at which time refreshments
were served. There was a good at
tendance despite the inclement
weather.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-20
INTERESTING PERSONAL NEWSI
A WAY TO THANK
MEN IN SERVICE
Canteen Workers Continue to
Meet Troop Trains and Greet
Returning Soldiers

Mrs. Francis ]. Hall. of North
Front street, called meeting of the
Canteen Committee of the Harris
burg Chapter of the Red Cross. of
afternoon. Mrs, Hall has recently re-
turned to the city from her summer
home and will again assume charge
of the canteen work, which Mrs. w.
II. Gather directed during the alb
sence of the chairman.
There was n good attendance at
the meeting and after discussion y
was evident that the canteen still
turning from camps and France must
he greeted and receive every atten-
tion and honor from the loyal people
here just as much as when they were
cheered on their way heretofore. Ihe
work of the canteen committee IN
Harrisburg has been greatly appre-
ciated and highly commended by SOL
diers and their relatives.
An information booth has been
established in the Pennsylvania Rail-
road station with the following wo-
men in charge whose duties Will be to
supply information or render any as
sistance desired by men in service
who pass through this city:
Mrs. Adolphusi Greedy, Mrs. Ware
ham Baldwin. Miss Constance Ferri-
day, Miss Mary Meyers. Miss Mabel
Updegrove, Mrs. Edna Dunbar, Mrs
r. T. Selig, Mrs. George. w. Bauder
Heister. Miss Elizabeth Knisely. Mrs.
Samuel c. Todd. Mrs. c. l.. Murray,
Miss Ruth Payne, Mrs. John Mahon,
Mrs. Charles +. Ryder. Miss Mary
Creighton, Miss Almeda Herman, Miss
Stamm.
Tomorrow evening at 7.SO o'clock,
the members of the committee, includ-
ing all workers, are requested to meet
at the Technical High School, wear
ing the regulation uniforms, consist
ing of blue wells and frocks. Ar
rangements will be made to have
them occupy a selected place in the
auditorium.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-20


Mrs. S. G. stauffer is spending the
week with relatives in West Ches-
ter.
Mrs. Frank Eager, of New York
City, is visiting friends here.
Herbert Springer, of Vernon
street, has returned to Gettysburg
College after a short visit at home.
Mrs. Harry Thompson, of 112
South Fourteenth street, has return
ed from Baltimore.
q Mrs. Mary Rollison and daughter
}lice, of Melrose street, have re-
turned home after visiting in Ly-
kens.
Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones, of los
Locust street, is in the city after
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha
Cronise, in Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. John w. German Jr. will be
hostess tomorrow evening at her
home, 249 Emerald street, for the
r. +. o. NJ. Club of the I. ". c.. A.
Miss Annice Cloud, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, was a guest of her aunt, Mrs.
E. H. jackson. of Penn street. leav-
ing yesterday for New York and Ith-
aca.
Miss Lucy Reeder and Miss Emile
Reeder. of Pittsburgh. are stopping
for a while with their relatives, Mr..
and Mrs William II. Knight, of
North Third street.
Miss Claire Snell s6 North Tenth
street. and Morris Glass. 1872 South
Thirteenth street, have returned
after a visit in New York City Both
have numerous friends In New York
with whom they visited during their
stay there.