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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04
DIAL i .KOBIET.

E...'-.- .
chwih rzucajsc ma ziemie kol.
nierz.
= Coz mu masz do zarzucenia:
pyta matka bez przejecia.
- A mic, mic. Chodze w solo,
ZACH, Jczdze w automobile.
- Moja droga sama tego chcia-
las.
- ia chcialam! ia?
- No ty, naturalnie.
= Jak mama moze!... A ME mo-
wiIiScie wszyscy o swietnej party
- Robi}aS zawsze co CT sic zy-
wnie p~odobaio. A zreszta jezefi
ME chciaIaS Swietnej partly -
trzeba bylo wyjsc "a. grajka.
- ia? czy powiedzialam choc
siowko "a Miclialem?
Me trzeba slowek. Dobrze
widzialam jaka mama byla ola ME
go, a jaka dla.. grajka.
- ZostawiIam CT swobode, bys
mi potem wymowek ME robila.
- Najzupelniejsza Z Micha-
lem. Zostawiala mas mama sa-
mych W pokoju...
- Wiedzialam, re on ME nadu'
zyje zaufania.
- A ME odmawiala mama no
wenny o dobrego mega ola mnle
- Odmawiaiem, ale tn zadny
Swiety ME pomoze.. jeSli ty sama..
- TAX ia. ia zawsze jesten'
Wilma w oczsch many.
- Szukasz pretensyi zawsze do
caiego swiata.
- ia jestem Wilma, re on wczo,
raj zapomnial o naszeJ rocznicy'
- Jakaz tam znowu rocznica?
- Obiecywai mi solennie, OF tn
ma tel kanapie, Ike kazdy pietnasty
bedzie ola niego dniem uroczy'
stym... l juz pc czterech miesia,
each. zapomniai. Wybuch pia'
Gu.
- Zapomnial re pienasty?
- TAX, przez caly dzieh by} W
sadzie...
To okropne! Me zaniedba}
sprawy pomimo logo listopada.
- NIichal ma zawszc racye L
many!
- Bo zawsze ma.
- Nawet wtedy, kiedy mnie do
kucza...
Zdaje mi sic, re to ty jemu,
N~aturalnie, osoby Z epokl
many ME NIGGA zrozumlcc ma
szych pojet... kultury naszych u
czuc...
Moja droga, mic drecz mic ia
swoja kultura. lie razy to s}owo
siysze, dostaje gesiej skorki;
Me powinnam mamie opo-
wiadaG co mnie boil. Mama sic
nigdy w mojq subtelna dusze nie
w czuje.
Bo jestem kobieta prosta. A
zapach twej duszy taxi skomPllko
wany.
- 10 WtaSlle JuZ lllOle lii0'N
c~zescie... Mkt mic ME rozumle...
- Moja maniu...
Prosilam juz mame lyle razy
zcby mic tax ME nazywala.
- Przcpraszam. Zapomnlaiarn
re jestes Mariola..
- Wszyscy mi robi2 ma zioSc'''
ma kazdym kroku.
Nowy wybuch placzu.
Moja droga, daj pokoj, toe O.
GU szkoda.
A ME szkoda mamie moJeJ
duszy. Obcowat L takim fillstrem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

Praktyczny i iatwy do uszycia far
tuszek 2 perkalu ,,gaiatey" gingamu,
khaki, chambray ftp. Modeika:
Small. 1924. Medium, 1888. Large,
1912 j Extra Large 44-46. Mater. o
Sc cal. seer. As ma mod. Medium.
Modelko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-04

be- polotow, to okropne... On mig
dy ME potrafi odgadnat, co ia my
sle... czego pragne.
- Naprzod, to ME latwo, DO ST.
lisz sic ma mysli nadzwyczajnc.
Mama zaWsze musi mi do
ciac. Me sile sic, one So w gfebi
mego ja...
"A powtore, - kohczyla ma
tka - ME Z zyliScie sic jeszcze z
SODA.
i nigdy sic ME Z zyjemy.
- Bo - ME zmuszona do pra-
cy, ME wiesz CO z czasem robit
czulisz sic tylko.
TAX. Jestem czulek - mimo-
"a. lego sic wcale ME zapieram.
A on ME ma odczucia nastrojow...
pail sic ma kominku. Nam ochote
grac Szuberta - a on wckodzi... i
pyta czy chcialabym pGjsc do tea
tru?
- Trzeba mu byIo powiedziec,
ma co mas ochote.
- Powinien to odgadnac samo-
rzutnie... A dis.
- Coz - dzisiaj?
- No MECH mama powie, co
mama odczuwa ma taxa nicpogo-
de?
- ze bardzo przyjemnie Sic
dice w cieplym pokoju.
- Ma SIG rozumicG!.. | on take
A ty?
Jai Wy togo ME zrozumic-
Gle nigdy... Taxi dziei szary. O.
biloxi wisza mad ziemia, wiatr wy
je, zawodzi, steka.. nawiewa boil,
meczarnie zycia.,. A Micnai dis
PREY Sniadaniu.".
PAM Mariola podnosi oczy do
sufitu i ramiqnami wzrusza.
- Vice coz Micha}?
- Micllal, jak to Michal, po-
wiada: Psi Gas, kazemy suure
napalic ia kominku i caly dziel
przcsiedzimy w domu.
- Trzcba mt bylo zagrat Szu-
berta.
WlaSnie re ME. Taxi wiatr
VIOLA mnie, wzywa ia pola, lakl,
wygrywa mi melodye W poszumie
drew, w jeku przestworza.
- Wiec ME siedzieliScie PREY
kominku?
- Me, powiedzialam, re mic
glowa boil i re sic poloze...
= A on?... - On byi Fly. Ma
SIG rozumiec! iona jest pc to tyl-
ko, zcby SIG stosowala do zachcei
meza... Czytal gazety, a potem
wyszedf ma miasto ola za}atWie-
ria jakicgos Interest,". Jakzeby sic
obylo be- interesow 4awet w ME
dzicle... Uczulam sic taxa sauna W
czterech pustych Scianach...
- Ladnie mi pustych.
- 30 mamie sic zdaje, re style
we meble moga zastapic dusze.
Mnie tax ciasno W tym mieszczail
skim apartamencie!. J.. Ubraiam
sic i pojechalam do Wilonowa.
Al tax daleko?
- Chcialam do Piaseczna, ale
trafiiam ma Fly pociag... przez ca
}y ranek blakalam sic pc parku.
- Musialas sic zabiocic?
PAM Mariola bierze znowu ST.
fit ma Swiadka swej duchowej u
dreki... Przez ~zacisniete zeby sa-
czy siowa powoli, ,,wyrywa je z
pod zziebnietego serca".
-Suche liscie, zbrukane barwy
lata... Ia malancholia natury. w
duszv cien... A W uszach dzwony,
dzwony zafobne... podzwonne
szczescia... Liscie pod nogami SEE
lcszcza. w sercu pustka... slero-
ctwo ducha... samotnosc, samot-
nose ma Gale zycie.
l dlugo tax brodziias pc bio
Gle - Przerywa npoloty" matka.
- Do piatej.
- Do piatej?
Tai. chcioIsrn wrocic n czWar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

Stands Trial on Charge. Helen
Ray, charged with keeping a house
OF prostitution at 3I9 las Fifth
street. Davenport. within the five
mile zone. was placed on trial III
United States court Agents OF the
department OF justice ties flied that
they had visited the woman's dom.
Gle and declared they had secured
proof that the place was den Of
vice The maximum penalty for
the offense is one year in Jail. The
case is expected to go to the jury
late this afternoon. Attorney B.
T: O'Neill is defending the woman.
Henry Burris entered a plea OF
guilty to being an inmate in a
house of prostitution within the
five mile zone and was sent to jail
for four months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Take a Glass OF Salts ii Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Troubles
You.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
hushing the kidneys occasionally,
says well known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which eXcites the
Kidneys. they become oyerWOrked
i-om the strain. get sluggish and
La to filter the vase and pOlSOns
hon the blood then We get sick.
Aea-ly al rheumatism. headaches.
hYer trouble, nervousness, dizziness
sieepiessress ana urinary disorders
come from sluggish kidneys
The moment yOu feel a dull ache
10 the kidneys or your back hurts
Or i the urine is cloudy. offensive.
illl Of sediment. irregular Of pas
sage or attended by sensation Of
sealding. stop eating meat and get
d3oCt four ounces OF Jad Salts from
"a" pharmacy; take a tablespoon
Ial IN glass OF water before break
ia7t and in q few days your kidneys
VI a. fine This famous salts is
ma from the acid of grapes and
ieuo2 Juice. combined with lithia,
aat h25 feen used for generations
70 nus1 and stimulate the kidneys,
also 70 neuJ-allze tie acids in urine.
= i no longer causes irritation,
ta1s ending bladder weakness
lad Salts IS inexpensive and can
70 lHlure. makes a delightful ef-
'e7 resent Whitewater drink which
-fyo7e should take now and then
. ~eeD the kidneys clean and activ :
ta@ blood pure. thereby avoid
serious kidney complications
~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
They GAVE HER
VINOL FOR
BRONCHITIS
And II Cured Her-Read Mrs.
Thayer's Letter.

West Somerville, Mass.-"1 suf-
fered from a severe attack of bron-
chitis, with a terrible cough. no
appetite, no energy. no strength
and loss of sleep. The usual RENE
dies failed to help me, but they gave
me Vinol and it restored my appe-
tite, stopped the cough and built
I'D my strength so l am able to do
my homework again. Mrs. P. Is.
Thayer.
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds, bronchitis, because it
is a constitutional cod liver and
iron remedy. Formula on every
bottle. Red Cross pharmacy. Chas.
J. Strate. Bengston's drug store,
Rock Island. and at the best drug
store in every town and city in the
country Ady)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
B00zECkRRIERS
CAUGHT BY LIVE
FEDERALACEkTS
Sleuths Nab William Burk on ROck
Island Arsenal Island OAR
ing the Night.
HAD WHISKY UNDER COAT
Two Other Bone Dry Iowans Are
Nabbed. the Hearings OF Two
Being Postponed.

Federal officers on Rock Island
arsenal island last night searching
those attempting to transport
liquor over government property
and into Iowa were confronted with
a new angle in Bookkeeping Not
new to them, but new in these
parts.
William Burk attempted to pass
through the guard line with a
flask of whisky securely hidden be
meath his coat The federal Off
GERS. however, discovered the bot
tie and accordingly placed him
under arrest.
Those DESTROYS of taking liquor
into Iowa resorted TO an old time
fayorite scheme last night. namely
rowbOats. Hundreds of rowbo
were visible with oars swingly rap
idly. The officers were aware of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
THRIFT DRIVE is
TO Be PLANNED
P0Stmasters of Three Cities VIII
Have Conference ia Discuss
Next Campaign.

Postmaster Simpson has called a
conference of postmasters OF RocS
Island county at the Rock Island
postogce Friday morning at 10
O'Clock. with a view 10 bringing
about concerted action with refer
ence to the war savings and Thrift
stamp drive 10 he inauguratcd
throughout the country. during
week OF May 1915.
Chairman carl Hallgrea Of the
Rock Island county thrift stamp
committee, and Secretary F. ".
Bender of the Chamber Of Com
merce, have been invited 10 ad-
dress the meeting The visiting
postmasters will be guests of Mr..
Hallgren at the Rock Island clue
during the session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

Has $50 Class | Men.-DavenpoTr
has $50 men between the ages OF
Il ana 81, classified in class l o.
the draft and available for imme-
diate call. City exemption boards
yesterday compiled with orders
nom the provost marshal general
and certified this number tor the
new summary. Draft delinquen, 5
and reglstrants not definitely class
ihed are eliminated from this total
There are 40 in board No / and
$50 in board NO. ,. The county
board has not yet completed its
summary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
ltCIN WORK ON
TESTING PLANT
NEAR SAVANNA
rs<t,pg OF Big Guus From Arsenal
expected to BE Started
Within a Month.
100 MEN THERE
:. Pesd From Here Planned, EI.
e-ytbing to BE Transported
on Burlington Line.

o.a-ations were begun TO-DAY on
sre OF the artillery proving
ornds near savanna, whore gurs
ssnufactured al Rock Island ar
81 are to be tested The Walsh
,,,a-sf-uctiou company of Daven-
- has been awarded he con
-. and the work Is under the
1T on of Nj C- A Waldman
u, me arsenal STAFF. Quarters for
IA men are 10 ue provided. con p
--s;e plattorus and san enpIace-
-sts built and couple o. miles
maca-am roads laid. The WORK
ssogld be- completed IN 5 monJl-
last SUNNI the government,
,,-cessed about nIteen taousal /
ssres Of swamp land above Sa-
ana The tract is a LITTLE mOEE
,saY twelve miles in Length and a
-ounle Of miles in average width.
!. 4 an excellent ste tor prov
ing ground. sIch as il : c0Is.d-
TN. necessary TO es ab.sh near
he arsenal. ID lies north Of sd
anna ana tie Darlington road
sa.ieIs il The gun empla -e-
ne7ts and barracks 20 the men
gH be located ABOUT eight miss
lrula the c.jy.
Range U 10 1880 Yards.
Ranges VIII be laid out 50 tina
q. gets may be placed as tar away
IS 5000 yards. Guns ranging IA
size up to the 912 inch moran ma
he tired out on grounds o. THIS
size There y i'll be couple Of Oh
.e-Tation towers a1d the grounds
viii be wired tor telephone to en-
able observe TO maze reports.
The guns beng tested will stani
on heavy concrete bases. covered
with wood absorb shock Con
crete walls " II he provided at the
lack and slC-s OF each emplace-
ment so that the men operating
the cannon will be protected in
case the v earons prove defective
Il is probable that the ,est-nS Will
be done by the ordnance men d
the national army.
No Road Planned.
When the site for the provins
ground was boIght il was suppose
that the Cove lment W0did build I
ro2d so that he guns could b,
hauled by motor between the arse
nal and Sa anna. Present plans
however. pro ide for handling e.
erything by rail OF course the
arsenal mas modern facilities fot
leading cars, and al the p r 4Hg
ground there viii be a s--tch tTact
and a platform alongside the gur
emplacements. The rail method o.
transportation rill be much cheap
er than using motors on the roads
As a matter OF fact. some of the
guns will be so heavy that no Ordi-
nary road would long stand up un
der their weight The largest one.
which may be tested on the new
grounds weigh almost fifty cons.
I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
KILLS HORSE IN
AUTOMOBILE MIX
Unknown Driver Crashes Into Rig
Driven by Alexander Anderson
Sherrard.

Racing along the Knoxville road
at terrific speed last night, three
miles out of Sherrard. an automo-
bile. the driver of which is un-
known, collided with horse and
light vehicle driven by Alexander
Anderson. Sherrard.
The vehicle was smashed to
splinters. the horse was killed out
right. and Mr.. Anderson sustained
two fractures in one arm, hip dis
location. and other serious injuries.
The driver of the auto did not stop
to note the damages, and hence Is
unknown.
Buy a Liberty Bond
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
PAINTERS GIVEN
TWO CONTRACTS

Lerch & Greve, contractors ana
decorators Of Rock Island. have
been awarded two contracts. One
is for the painting Of the new 81
nonson home on Twelfth street
and the other for ST. Anthony's nos
pital, construction of which is
scheduled to start at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01
The Day in Davenport

Here's a little something for you"
he said as he laid the cigars N
the magistrates desk This is not
that kind of a court said Nasis-
trate. Sampson. Your intentions
are all right. but | can't accept
them Smith passed the smokes
TO the police According to the
testimony in police court. where
Smith was arraigned for intoxica .
ton, he moved Monday and then
got drunk Returning to Daven-
port, he failed to remember that he
had changed lodging houses. He
went to bed in his old room. The
Iandlady called the police
Try Fridie May 6.-Charles H
Fridie. driver of an auto which
killed William T. Speir. age 21a
years, on Easter Sunday, will face
trial in district court on May {,
charged with manslaughter. Judge
A j. House assigned the Fridie
case to follow the Seeber embezzle-
ment case on the criminal calen-
dar and set the date for calling
the manslaughteT case on May 6.
Cannot COmply.-Scottc county is
not in a position to comply with
Secretary w. G. McAdOO's sugges-
ton that taxes imposed upon rail
ways during the period OF fedora
countrol be made as light as pos
sible. according to County Auditor
Joseph Wagner No changes are
contemplated here in the county
assessments and tax levies agains'
the properties owned by the roads,
I the auditor said. County tax off
Gals yesterday received a letter
from Governor Harding calling
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

Obituary.-Jacob Beaupain. an
employe of the Rock Island arse
nal. died yesterday morning at
1880 o'clock at local hospital
The fatal ailment was pneumonia.
He was born Jan. 3. 1875. A broth
er. William Beaupain. and a sister
of Hubbard. Iowa, were at his bed
side. He was single.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

the fact but did nothing to prevent
river transpor alton. The devoted
their time entirely to searching
street cars. autos and pedestrians
that crossed over government prop
erty.
Trials Postponed.
Two besides Burk were arrested
No trials were set. Several Were
TO have come before COMMISSIONS
e. l.. Walker today, but we're COL
tinued until May 3. and s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

Marriage Licenses.-Tony She
mas, Peoria, ILL.,, and Linda Saad,
Peoria. Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

tention to an appeal from the sec
rotary of the treasury that taxes
be made as light as possible be-
cause all taxes imposed on the
roads will be borne by the govern
ment. County off ciaIs hold that
tn present levy is reasonable and
not burdensome.
Mayor Backs COuncil.-Mayor
Charles NJ Littleton has stated he
would stand by the verdict rem
dered by the city council in favor
of the attorneys representing the
Citizens party. This action denies
a recount of the mayoraIty vote
demanded by the Socialists. We
will abide by the decision of the
council and continue the admins
tration of city affairs for the best
interests of all concerned" de-
clared Mr.. Littleton. The mayor
also stated the city appointments
would be made at this evening 5
meeting of the council
Enters Race for AttOrney.-Un-
daunted by his defeat at the city
election for police magistrate Bar
ney T. O'Neill has again hurled his
fedora in the political ring. Bar
ney, who lost the sobriquet OF
Judge" when he failed to secur
enough votes to win in his last at
tempt, yesterday announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nom
nation for county attorney. MY
friends tell me that I have an ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

cellent chance to win this time, -
Barney said yesterday. Il am GO
ing into the primaries with strong
support My platform is "a square
deal to all"
Discuss Social Disease.-A dis
cussion OF the social disease cpl
demic which now affllcts this COM
munity, was the principal theme
OF discussion at yesterday after
Moons meeting OF the board OF
health. City Physician Stocks has
prepared for approval of the city
council a pamphlet bearing on this
subject, as we'll as a placard of
warning TO be placed in public
places. The city physician also
recommended that the city estab-
ish an inlirmary for the treatment
or these diseases. He states mem
bers of the medical profession
would assume the direction of such
an institution free of charge if tht
city would establish it, DR.. Stocks
also recommended that an ordi-
nance regulating social diseases be
passed by the council The mat
ter was referred to the ordinance
committee and the board of public
health. The latter recommended
such action. Other matters dis
'cussed were the notorious Dead Sea
and sidewalk to ST Roberts hos
pital. Alderman Hugo Eckman of
the Third ward and Alderman
George White of the Fifth ward.
slated for the new aldermanic
members of the board. were pres
ent at yesterdays meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-01

Tries to Give Judge Smokes
After Tom Smith had been dis
charged by Police Magistrate Ar
thur G. Sampson. he lett the court
room and returned in a few mo-
ments with handful of cigars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07

a few days at Mr.. Holman's mothers
home at Bremo BLUM.
H. l.. Haden. OF Palmyra. was a
visitor here and in New Canton this
week.
James T. Sloan. who is spending the
summer here. was II visitor in Rich
mond this week.
Mrs. Il. Is. Hughes, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Walker. In
Bedford city. has returned TO her home
here.
MIR. and Mrs Plummer t. Jones.
their young sons. Plummer. Jr. and
Arthur Letcher. and Miss Miriam Pitts
and Russell Hughes motored to Char
lottesvillc on Wednesday OF this week.
The Fourth was celebrated here with
big baseball games in the afternoon.
supper at the Arvonia Inn. served by
the Red Cross chapter. and !; play at
the Masonic Hall in the evening. There
were large crowds present at tho vari-
GUS features.
Dr. and Mrs. Perkins Glover spent
Thursday afternoon AT buckingham
visiting w. w. Haskins and family.
Friends here have heard with great
regret of the extreme illness of Walker
Gilmer venerable citizen OF How
ardsville. long an elder In the Pres
byterian Church there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Sallie Deanc. who is spending
some time a, Lake George. y V. viii
not return to Richmond until the La,
IT this month.
Mrs Frederic ". Scot, and the Misses
after spending a few days in Richmond.
Miss Anne Valentine has left for
New York. where she will remain for
several weeks
Mrs John Cronly has returned 90
Richmond. after short stay with
friends In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B Crawford or
HarrisonhurE. and their son. Henry
Rountree Crawford. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Rountree. AT 9O7 Park
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Flcurnoy have left
for New York. Asbury Park and Bar
nngat. y j.. accompanied by Thomas
and Randolph Flournoy.
Miss Ethel Smither left Friday for
New York, where she will do special
work at Columbia University for about
six weeks.
Mrs. Charles r. Kahn. of 1925 Fourth
Avep1e. Highland Park. has returned
from Camp Mills. T.. l.. after visiting
her son. Michael G. Kahn.
William o. Coode of New York. SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Goode. re-
Gently visited his brother. Abner G.
ioode OF Highland Park before re-
porting for service in the army. He
is now stationed at Camp linton, y. Y.
G. Hartman Mankin. who is stationed
Al Fort Monroe. has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r Mankin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-07
WEST POINT

Especial Ia The Times DiSpttch
WEST POINT. VA. July 5---Presi-
dent II. T.. Newman. of the York River
Shipbuilding Corporation. gave d very
enjoyable concert at the shipyard on
Tuesday night. looking to the enter
tainment of the employees The West
Point people were invited. and attended
in large numbers. many OF them con-
tributing TO the musical program,
which WAS very fine.
People In West Point are too busy
even TO celebrate independence Day
There arc several family reunions and
occasional visitors from force OF habit
but there is not an extra fried chicken
and the cry OF crabs is not heard in
the land
Mrs Harry Chalkley has recently re-
turned from most delightful trip to
Of Eoston
Mrs. Frank Kcrtoot and children
who have been vis!tin; friends i'm Mid
d!esex. are now visiting in the home of
i)r aud Mrs. w. e. Num-. On Satur-
day they will go to Baltimore. en-
route to her parental home in Berry
Vile. Va. Her husband. Rev Frank
kerfoot. OF Chatham. Va. has taken
up camp work.
Airs. Lizzie Edwards. after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. r. NJ. Garrett in kins
and Queen. left Friday morning to
spend the summer with relatives in
stanton.
DR.. j. W. Smith and family and sis
ter. Mrs. Caspian Thornton. Of Achilles
Gloucester. have been recent visitors
to friends in town
Mrs X j. Palmer and daughter. Miss
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ARVONIA. VA. July 6.-Dr. John
randolph motored to Sheppards. Buck
ingham County, on "Wednesday or Ills
week. consulting there with Dr.. viii
liam Il. Anderson, of Farmville, i'm the
case OF IA smallpox patient who was
qnarantined.
Professor Wilson Fuqua recently
spent rev days at his old home in
New Canton. after having spent some
weeks at the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute studying phases of agriculture.
Miss Agnes Terrell, who has been
spending some weeks at Bear Garden
New Canton. will leave in few DAYS
to visit friends in Pittsburgh
Arthur l.. Pits spent "Wednesday IF
this week In Scottsvillc with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Holman. Of
Greensboro. n. c., have recently spent