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Atlantic Coast Lin g
Inc Standard Railroad of the suut,
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EFFECTIVE MAY II. IoIs
TRAINS LEAVE. kICIISlUEL IArty
!or FLORIDA ana South: 90 A. Al nm,
t.io a., al, I-.to a. Ii. ' ""u
ror Norfolk. 90. A. Al 9 .uu I, go
4 81. 90 /. 81. " 49, wv
I'D tor Il * ~. ny; West: SEQ A. ~
s.5s A. FyMisFs s:15 No A. NJ Cos a ~.
NJ t'ov a. al. ts:ta l.. ST. 30, -. A
FOR Go!0sDoro aLu E.y,ttsvuI, go.
+ ~. - W
rains arrive Richmond daily: gag A ~
!!'JG A. NJ. 1885 y. NJ. $40 A NJ n "a, o.;
c.51 al; XIV NJ 30 l.. ~. Z 05 r. a..
rESCcpt eunu"E ts5uuGay only
Time OF arrival and Jepartur, ma ran
ntCtlOMs not gHarlu.tAd eHN Son'
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The Weather
FURNISHED by L. =. Weather Burcau.)
fcdcrnl summer Time Cscd.)

Forecast: Virginia
Partly cloudy We'd
ncsduy, probably To-
cal showers sOit IL
cast portions; Thurs
day fair.
North CarUiina-
Showers " cdncsda.
except fair near the
coast; Thursday fair.
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Temperature, Is; humidity. J> wind.
direction, south. wind. velocity, /,
weather at ) i. NJ. cloudy.
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AUTOMOBILES


BUICK A. hareatn: si%-cylindor car five
PASS niger, IN irst class condition Al
dress !@a. care Times DIspatCh Tor In
s"se1n"nt SATURDAY.
DI'NE -1-passemGcr car Apply 2i2 North
DODGE touring. car. $50. Ford roaas;.r
iyi, bargain Ford touring Iji7 sitS A.
X. Ill"r. 1905 West Bread Street "
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hHnn rori da, wanted; Good steady. men:
f. Lee School kensington and West Street.
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RAILROADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

Leave kIcui,i... ,trIye r,Ic,,tu,.n,,
64'AM HAS AM 725 All - pN
A. o. u tls".v ). 'l..oo PM $50 Pm
- a VI 49, IN DID I'M 'ii.L5 pm
I'D VI ..ln I'M h.n1 fa -. .3U Nj
h,cH!i'"nd. darlington LUca.. ~. ~, nj
week Gays; si.i1 IN, sundays; Al :l2 /. PM
iailS. Fredericksburg Accom- week a., ~.
$40 IN; 81. 10 = ". Ashland Accom- week
lays, i.v'. 80 AM, 80 PM; Ar So. 80 A 81 $50 Pm
AElh. ticket and baggage Offices not omen
%, hih ram Main 81. Sta,
I Byrd ST. Sta. s,opping n, Elba). Elba Sta
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LncnI Tcmncrn1urc Ncstcrdu,
Local ltuinfalI.


kaInfAII last tWcntN -lVUr HOURS. Mono
Excess since March I............. |. )
Excess since January i........... .. -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

DEATHS
tof T. ! M ESI + i sTrIiAihr- wa%%fS;
OF the lac John =. stuart. IN the eisht.eth
Funeral viii be held from her residence
THIS tWEbNESpAhp AFrEKNcoN ~
$50 o'cloch frienus OF tne family invited
III NERAL DIRECTORS. Il,
nallmer. sos y. Main. Mad lal Ran. 5do5
LosI A>D i"tND
BILL FOLDER; containing Thrift stamps
change aud thr"" months ticket on l..
+ y J.. X. H.. Oh ,iintcr Fdrk rursla y
m"ruins FINDER pleas. turn II ia ii E!Di
ticket "iacc. Reward.
ton terrier front legs white. collar no
hadc.. Call Madison o0I
CARD CASE soldier lost silver ctIaroItc
case; either N ilchmonI on Peters
buTS like initials y. y. & bacn Re
ware ~ iclGrm.d Cal! Randolph iieG
DIAMOND BROOCH. either IN Odcon The
;, hiSr OF IA broad street stores shopping
kEls-Les,. bunch % Keys. Reward. Al.
Grsas . 50 care Times. DISPATCH
NARE-cane TO my home sunday. ono
:'iarc. owner can get same by iirnvinc
nFoE.fiE ana N4!!ns costs Henry Bochllns
IL. r !, .. City
fOCk EIhook containing small change
rmo auto, ..cHI and check Reward II re-
SI0!.EN i:om Ninth ana Broad, Ford tour
wss1 Marshall ''''' l. H. Granger !
W small wrist watch anu chain on
:, 'iiy street car or Grants Drug Starr
reward. 49, West Clay. Randolph los
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iAN--Wantcd a young man with some
experience in drug uiorc for ali round
help. with good reference Virginia Beach
Phnrmacy. Virginia leach. Wa.
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CHAUFFEUR = Wanted. two eIpc?i.nc. 4
cnaureurs. white OF Colorcd The Bca :
font Co. Harrison and Clay Streets
CHAUFFECR- War,ed colorcd loli W.Et!
Franklin T. II Ferguson
CLh.RN-W Wanted. Registered or exp.rienc Ell
urf.S isjerea drug clerk. ]. q. Go.such q.
Co Newport News. Va
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BRISTOL

Special T. Inc Times- Dispatch
bl;lSTOL, VA, MAY miss Bessie
Lake: has returned from Abingdon.
where she went 20 attend tho funeral
services o: her aunt. Mrs. 4. ). TAYLOR,
whose death occurred IN Richmond
"'F5 Taylor is pleasantly remembered
Sy nam Bristol friends. a. she for
'ne'!y resided here With her dauEh-
ter Mrs. & Il. T. Harris
Miss sarah Pet Fam. Of this CITY.
who has been spending the winter
months Win her sister, Mrs II. !.
crochet ~ Ardrnorc. Okla has ncen
i" Hot Springs. Ark. attending the
fourteenth biennial convention o, the
General Federation of Woman'8 Clubs.
among notable women who addressed
the convention we're Mrs Herbert
Hoover. wife Of the Federal ,ood aG =
miEis;ratOr, and Miss Jeanette Ran
I'm member Of Congress from Mon
taua.
Miss Frances selby, vino Is a teacher
in on" of the Bristol. Va. public schools.
went 70 Roanoke recently TO culis. In
tho navy. Miss Sclby succcssfilly
pas Cd hCth the physical and atcnog-
raphle examination. and is the nrst
fr.stoi giri "a enlist IN ,hi. part Of
the government service.
AIr and Mrs. George T. TAYLOR ana
daughter Miss MARY kirkpatrich. Of
this city, have gone 80 Ashc~iuc. -.
~. 20 spend the summer
Mrs j =. Wallace has returned 20
iiIlSto' after Il pleasant visit 10 rcIs .
tiNcS in Tiftou ana Savannah g.
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spoken by tho herald. ably presented
ny Mrs. V. Z. Gregory. whose clear
onunciation gave the audience ITO Diff
hculty TO understand her. Miss Agnes
chester made Eallant-looking prince:
Miss Oai<iS Chandler. as the blue
dover. was truly bcwitchinE. while
Miss Mary iiuNtcr WAS jolly looking
sandman. Miss Virginia Foster as the
larry queen. WAS graceful and winning.
though dicnifcd as became her exalted
state The king Miss Julia Hcnlcy)
and queen (MrS. ITofman) were truly
regal. and the wizard (Miss Aloyra
McCauSland) was fcarsomc looking
enough to scare any one. All did we'll,
IN fact The court chamberlain (Mrs.
chcnaulo. the fairies. elves. moon
beams. court attendants. butterflies.
live creatures. flowers, ladies and gem
tIcmcn or the court, men of valor.
pages children. evil band and tho
deadly night shade wccds-cach and all
entering into their parts with a spirit
and cnihus asm which was bound to
bring success. The story is as fol-
lows: Away in the depth of the forcs,
dwell, maiden called spirit OF the
woods. Her mission was to countcrac,
the cNi! done BY the wizard and his
band. Her companions the live crca-
lures. Gives and fairies. She performed
her mission through the sandman. to
whom she gave the pollen from Il Won
dcrful blue flower. which grew by her
bower. 10 mix with his portion OF sand
used for making the children sleepy.
The sandman, after getting his portion.
started for the land of sunshine aud
peace. ON tho way he was met by
the wizard. invisible to him. who blew
tho poisonous pollen OF tho deadly
nightShade weed into his bag. \ prince
came into the forest one day for a sea-
son Of hunting and saw tie maid lie
fell in love and asked her TO flee with
him. She. however, would not consent
10 give I'd her mission. The sandman
came TO the land OF sunshine am peace.
and made tho children sleepy by
throwing sand in their eyes. They were
haunted by terrible dreams Tho moon
beams saw these dreams and all tho
fairy subjects went In a body TO tell
the King. The prince volunteered TO
go With his mon OF valor 20 meet tho
wizard in battle. The wizard and q
Few OF Ills band were slain others cs-
caped. To make tho children forget
asked :" SOW the seed OF the blue
nowcr. She was taken captive b. those
Of the wizards band. who escaped with
their lives. and was left tied 20 a tree
TO die. The fairies found tho maiden
and were sent % sc; the prince and
the court. The King and queen gave
their crowns. announced tho bctrothed
prince and maid future rulers o: the
land Of sunshine and PEACE. now called
The Land OF the Blue Flower" be-
cause I'll over tho land the wonderful
flower bloomcd throughout the year.
The proceeds OF tho play will be
given too tho Blue Ridge fund for
sending delegates 20 the annual Y.
w. Z. y. conferences a. Blue Ridge
y =
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BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
beauty Specialist Gives Simple Home
Made Recipe 10 Dnrk~n Grny Hnir

AIR 81. y. Gtlioaplc . rel known
hcau'y specials. 81 Kansas cts. re-
3"hil' CAV" out 'nr following state
m"nt regarding gray hair.
Ar%"n" can prcpnrs 4. airno mix =
'E'H ~ h"m". ~ very !.r'lc coat. tina,
"iil dlrE"n gray hair. ana make itaof,
AN! glossy. TO = half pint ~ war"r
add ounce Of hay rum Il small ho.
81 Barb" Compound and ;, ounce ~
SINctrin@. Thcse ingredients can bc
h"H@ht ~ any drug store ~ very lirlc
cost. or tho drUrriuj wLl nu, ~ IN for
you Apply 10 the hair tp,lcr 4 No.l
nntA the desired shade Is obtained.
RMS VIII make gray haired pcraon
l""k twenty years younger II does no,
color inc "calp. Is noL sticky Of greH.y
ana docs no, rub on Ndv
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General Liman Won Sanders, who at
forwards led tho Turks in their defense
OF Gnllipoli. Both these men had been
members OF tho party accompanying
the Kaiser on his Zeppelin flight.
The old count was very clated at
the complete success OF his undertake
ing. and presented every guest with
Il copy OF a llttlo book privately
printed. giving details Of tho flight.
photographs of the royal party, and
so on.
My friends wcro inclined to chaff me
about that much-quotcd remark by tho
Kaiser could only rctort that IL he
waited until he could land in England
that way, he might be up in the clouds
very long time.
General Liman Won Sanders was
most enthusiastic about the perform
ancc Of the airship. lie admitted TO
the Old count that he had been skcpti-
cal. but returned from the voyage con
WINGED that tho Zeppelin invention
opened the way to new era I'm war
fare. My friends told me that Lima
was very high in the Eafscr's regard.
and that il was possible that he would
be sent to Turkey to retrieve the dis
grace OF the Balkan War, for which
have heard Won der Goltz bitterly
blamed.
was interested to find, a few months
latcr. that this forecast was vcrined,
l'iman Won Sanders was sent to Con
Stantinoplc 10y tho kaiScr's own re-
quest. and WAS soon in !; position of
remarkable authority over tho Turkish
army.
TranSott Won Iagow. the Berlin
police head. greeted me as an old ac-
uuaintancc. His position included tho
power OF controlling all amuscmcnts
and public performances in the capital
ana when promoting boxing display
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AlTAVISTA

lSpec!a! 20 The -D:sPatchl
ALTANlSTA VA. May Airs. w.
NJ. llammctt spent TWO days OF this
wec!! in Lynchburg. Va. where she
visited friends.
Miss Emma >Broton, of Charlotte y
G. is the guest this week OF Mrs. j.
L. Nicola ughterty, on Bedford Avenue
hr. and Mrs. T. L. Price are spending
this week IN Roanoke. Va. where they
are guests OF the formers sister. Mrs.
Walter Slicer.
Miss Virginia Lane. Of CharIot,cs-
rilic Va. was the guest this week of
her brothers, l.. II. and Fred Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuninock spent
part OF this week in New YORK City.
Rev. Lee 4. Falls. pastor of The
Mooresville VI. Z. Church, Moo.esviile,
the home OF DR.. W. .. Smith.
MISS Mel! had as her CUES, this week.
her sister. MISC Emma Morrison. o.
Lynchburg. Va.
Miss Ruby Walker. OF Richmond.
Va, is being entertained at the home
o! Misses Grace and Gertrude Walker.
on Bedford Avenue.
Miss Anna Smith. o. WASHINGTON, ID.
@ who has been visiting in this sec.
tion for Ecvera! days, Left WEDNESDAYS
70! Bedford. Va. after being enter
tanned for a few days a. the home o.
Mrs. w. Roy snyder.
Mrs. W. W. Wi!burcn and Miss Elsie
Hendricks. OF Long Island Va, were
entertained this week BY Mrs. Eddie
Green.
Mrs =. u. Pierce. q Greensboro. X.
- Wa recent guest at the home Of
he' sister. Mrs. {. II. Durham
L. l.. Hund!cy, Q: Cincinnati ohio.
visited his brother, VIII ST. Hundley
here this week
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recognized at the opera or tho state
thcatcr. One had to look behind tho
scenes to know them for what they
wcrc-and for What they still arc.
shortly before tho war most OF those
women left Berlin and scattered them
selves about Europe. settling here and
there, and making themselves promi-
ncnt i'm those neutral hooks and cor
ncrs where men OF all nations have
been able to resort since Europe was
stricken by war. There Is name for
them. which has chung to them OIL ac-
count of the mission they fulfill SO
scductirely: they are called 1.-The
kaiscr's Peace Doves"
HERE THE REAL GROWN
PRINCE WAS SEEN
In such company the crown prince
dropped the mask and revealed him
self for what he was--a vicious. idle
prince, without any OF tho negative
virtues OF the princes Of his house.
They. sordid though their aims were,
and repcllant as were their methods
OF pursuing them. were bound by an
iron discipline which they never re-
Taxed in Berlin itself. whatever they
may have done upon their vacations
in less open and ccnsorious cities.
The crown prince. trained to that
rigid discipline / will describe i'll an
other article. had forfeited even the
scanty claim to respect he might have
retained by observing the traditions
CT his race. I certainly felt a contempt
for him which | never experienced for
brother. Oscar.
This threat TO England was made
by the Kaiser after his flight in a
Zeppelin, ana / Heard all about this
aerial excursion ana the KaiscrS com
mcnt at the residence of the Count
Zeppelin himself.
At tn, time ] had an extensive prac-
ticc as sports tutor ami expert in
physical culture in West Germany,
with Nails going OIL at Bonn. Dussel-
dorf and Cologne.
II was one OF my Bonn pupils that
! owed an invitation to Stuttgart and
an Introduction to some very notable
people there. This was q member Of
tho McicrhoN family, worry influential
in finance.
Their StuttGart residence was next
door to tho curious castle old Count
Icppsiih had built himself or the hill
opposite that on which is pcrchcd the
schloss Ct tho King Of Wuttc,nhcre.
The city OF Stuttgart itself lies in a
sort OF basin below. rinGcd 10y a circle
OF hills
KAISER IN a ZEPrEIIN
TESTS HIS POWERS
My hosts were on very friendly terms
with their eccentric nciEhbcr, who at
that time was one of the most famous
men III Germany. Zeppelin WAS fresh
from a nov airship triumph. His in
vcnt!on had been honorcd by 4 trial
made 10y = royal party. tho chief mem
bcrs Of which were the Kaiser himself
and Princess Irene, Wifc OF Prince
Henry OF Prussia We were invited
10 the Xcppciiu manSion--l can find no
word 10 describe the weird construc-
tion he had designed residence
I for himsclf--to hear all about it.
One Of count Icppclin's guests was
an old acquaintance Of mine, being no
other than Won Jugow. the Berlin
police chief. There was also present,
! among others whom ] have forgotten,
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That action OF the crown prince was
the cause OF bitter quarrel between
father and son. and was universally
condemned by the rest of the family.
l frequently encountered the crown
prince in thS aristocratic sporting re-
sorts of Berlin. lie was Il frequent
attendant at the Hos Tennc Club. III
the MISUNDERSTANDING and played
d hard. rough game. Often he would
come 10 the exhibition nights at my
llof Boxing Club.
i often watched him exercising his
horses on the drill ground at Pots
dam. and he was as rough and hard
in the saddle as upon the tennis court.
Later in my German life | encountered
MIN III Wcctphaiia where he played
polo with tho ThysScns who were my
pupils and patrons. lie played polo
as he did everything else. with little
regard TO the finer points OF the game.
sometimes Inc took part in the ath-
'ctic exercises which took place under
my direction At kabincttshaus. ]
found him at once ovcrbcarng and
stupid: a disturbing influence wherever
he went. One of the sports to which
he was most addicted was skating:
and OH the ice. amid the aristocratic
surroundings OF the Court Skating
Club. OF which he was president. lie
behaved in a manner which would have
skating resort.
NIGHT LIFE or BERLIN
FEVt:UISIiI.Y ACTIVE
AZ tho timc OF which | ain writing
Berlin was striving desperately 70
establish it's claim TO the title Of the
Eaycst city OF the world and the
night life OF the city. both open and
behind tho scenes was in the full
food OF a tevcrish activity. ! had en-
ceptional opportunities for pccping be-
hind the scenes. and there / saw con-
tinually tho crown prince in his real
element.
rh. men with whom he associated in
those hours OF relaxation were older
men than himself. and even in Berlin
none of them had any kind OF rcputa-
zion except the worst
can recall dozen personal ex-
pcrienccs which proved to Inc that
among this ratiish throng. i; was the
boast and the pleasure Of the crown
prince to be the most drunken and
dissolutc member of the whole COM
pany.
The women were as notorious as
the men. but i'll quiet way Al that
time most OF them were to be found
in an apparent odor OF rcspcctability.
mixing in Fashionable gatherings, and
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPECIA1
Notion Values
WILL HELP YOU.

Black Spool Silk. 1O0-yard spool
Brainard and Armstrong; IL
spool.
White Kohnor Dress Fastener
No. 0. at IOc card.
Perfection Snap Fasteners. al
sizes. in black and white. two doze|
15c.
Nickel Plated Safety Pins. al
sizes. &c card.
NickelPlatcd Safety Pins. siz|
on a card. with Loop PROTECTED
TLac dozen.
No. 3 klcinert's Dress Shields, 81
value. Zoe each.
,.-inch Superfine English Twill
Tapc, fdr bolt.
is Inch Supcrinc English Twill
Tape. fGr bolt.
Cube Pins. in white, black al
assorted. I2Ia.
.ac White Scw-on Hose Suppofl
crs. 2fc.
l0c Real Human Hair Nets, al
over. : for t5c.
Be Real Human Hair Nets, al
over, for zoe.
All colors
Imported steel SCISSORS.
Ruttonholc Scissors, 65c WALL
:s3r.
8 10 6-inch Pointed Scissors,
value, zoe.
E to a-inch Shears. MP to sI|
value, %i.0o. Main Floor
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LAND OF BLUE FLOWER
Entertaining Dance and Pnnto,rimr Is
Given nj the Y. W. &. A.
(,yrnusslum

The dance and pantominc glycm in
the Y. W. G. A. gymnasium VAS UNI
usual and picturesque and greatly en-.
toyed by those present. 1t vas called
The Land OF the Blue Flower" The
play was preceded by prologue.
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in Berlin I always found 1t necessary.
in some way, to anticipate and avcrt
his interference. or course. one could
not rely upon his promises or under
taltinGs. and 1t was 10 uncommon
thing for mo to turn away q crowd
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from the doors. stating that the pol
desired there Should be no cntcrta
mcnt. That. was quite enough for
Bcriincrs; they went like lambs.
Cro Bc ContinucdD
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-27
not be disappointed in your effort.
Yours very truly,
V. o. GILBERT,
State Superintendent
Frankfort, Ky June 18th.

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~, H. T.,a,as.
a .olIin o.. ,.t,. 80, ,
mn, snro ,ha, 90, 900 -, - ..,;,,
inc 90 ,oInn,oor =, - :. ~ w..
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naLa snro ,ho, nar -. !, r.
oro ,ro,or,,, oaroI g.
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=, o. -, ,.o,,, = -. -,
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Eror, 4, No. 49, 90 900. -
,boir hod;os ba,,,oon -. 81 H..
and sueor tho sbooL 90 ba,,,a -
ond sbo,,oroJ -. - Io.,L
!, uouId no Tho boi,,h, -, ;n.o,i,,Ja
avon ,roosor !, ua sho,,iI Gu o. a.
.vory,bi,o ,h.t = ross;hIo g. 1T
and rrorerIy hal ,hoD, ~
Tho Ir,i,od c,a.os ca,ou.
has ogorod oaob 90 - .,io,l;I %
nor,rr;,y 90 ro,dor. al -
Wbo,bor 600 ~ - rel
ev wo on, bu, Tbr;f, Sa,.;,us
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-27

ITO the County Superintendent,
Dear SIR
| This is the day of volunteers and
we are called upon to make many
sacrifices upon the altar of freedom,
and yet there is so much of glory in
doing our duty that the sacrifice be-
comes a genuine pleasure.
| am asking that you volunteer
with your whole might and main in
this Thrift Savings Campaign. The
Drive will begin June 2S, and | am
hoping that every child within the
school age will become the proud
owner of at least one War Savings
Certificate. have written to the
trustees about this matter and am
enclosing copy of my letter to them.
| an also enclosing n letter address
ed to the teachers. Will you kindly
read or have this read to them at the
Institute. Our teacher mailing list
is an old one and we believe more
good will be done by having the let
ter read at hte Institute, as well' as
considerable expense saved.
There has been no Government
War Work Campaign that has in it
. much helpfulness as the coming
drive to sell Thrift Stamps. If it
were not the best possible invest
nent, il would be worth while as an
educational movement to teach our
children the lesson of THRIFT.
am enclosing list of all County
Chairmen in this Campaign, showing
also the amount Of each county's
quota. hope you will see it, as the
educational leader in your county,
that every school district is organi-
zed thoroughly for this drive. II
you have not already done so, confer
with your County Chairman and vol
unteer your services. Put the schools
and the school people body and soul
into the Drive. | know that I shall
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-27
GUMS CHAPEL.

Mr.. Harvey Teatcr is on the sex
list.
Mr.. Wilbert Daley has purchased
Ford car.
Bale ties for sale.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Mr. S. S. Sebastian has sold his
place here to Mr.. John Milton Under
wood.
Misses Myrtle and Christine Davis
were guests Of Miss Mary Lee Kurtz.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Stotts spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Sebastian.
School will open here Monday,
July list, with Miss Bessie Hughes,
as principal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayne Davis of Will
more, visited relatives here during
the past week.
Mrs. Forest Stapp and daughters
were guests of Mrs. II. NJ. Kurtz and
Miss Mary Lee Kurtz, recently.
Miss Sue Higgins returned to her
home near Manse, Friday, after
spending several days with Mrs. John
Land and Miss Lenna Hollon.