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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
HOME GUARDS
 ORGANIZED
 LAST NIGHT
Captain and First and Second
 Lieutenants Are Elected

At q meeting called at eight o'clock last night in the Council Chambers. the organization of the Home Guards was perfected
 After brief statement of the act under which the Guard are authorized, the need of such an organization, and the duties for which they are formed, made by F. E. Ryus, secretary of the local branch of the Territorial Coun- cil of Defense, acting as recruiting of ficer, the election of Captain was pro- ceeded with Upon motion, Milson s. Dobbs was unanimously elected. MT. Dobbs was then called to the com mand Cl company, and asked for nom- nations to fill the positions of First Lieutenant Messrs H. M. Stackpole, Osborne Williams, William K. Spauld- ing and Ernest Blue were nominated, and upon ballot, MT. Stackpole was de- clared elected. The election of Sec ond Lieutenant was proceeded with, Messrs George Woodruff and William K. Spaulding having been nominated. MT. Spaulding was elected
 This completed the work for which the meeting was called, Captain Dobbs then announced that meeting would be held at eight o'clock this evening at Moose Hall at which the active work of the company will begin.
 While the maximum allowed by Con- gress is fifty men to company and as that number is now enrolled, it was suggested that others desiring to enroll, might attend the drills to fit themselves in the work, and in future should vacancies occur in the ranks of the company, these vacancies may then be filled from those outsiders who have been sufficiently interested to prepare themselves in this way.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
SECRETARY : BAKER
 KILLED AGITATION. AGAINST DEPARTM'T

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Secretary Takers frank statement in disclosing he marvellous achievements since the
 ountry declared war, has probably
 filed the agitation for the reorganiza- ion of the war department, said prominent leader of the Republican party in the senate today. While the secretary has admitted of some mis- takes they were too insignificant for notice
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
MARDER
 LulNG BUSINESS

The local post office reports the sale of over $400.00 of War Savings Thrift Stamps and War Savings Certificates. Many of the local children are buying Two Bit" stamps to be placed on the Thrift Card which is furnished, with out cost. After the Thrift Card has been filled to the extent of sixteen Thrift Stamps and turned in to the post office with an addition of 13 cents War Savings Certificate is given in return thereof and begins to bear interest tue first of the next cal endar month.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
CITY OF SEATTLE COMING

SEATTLE, Jan. 29-The City of Se- attle left for the north at II o'clock this morning with Edward Slotten and wife, Phyllis King. Mrs. N Heame, Robert Scott, Henry Andrews Mrs Ethel O'Neil, K. Maatsumoto and wife, w E. Kilvey, Ivor Jenkins, Mrs H. R. Thompson, Perry Jenkins, and Hansen, L. B. Bemis, Harry Baker for Ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
ITALIANS MAKE
 BIG CAPTURE

ROME, Jan. 29.-Fifteon hundred prisoners, including sixtytwo officers were captured ill the great Asiago ba- sin drive. announced the commander of the Italian forces on the front to- day. Fighting is still in progress, the report adds
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
LITTLE CHILD HURT.

Mr. Heath, of Charcoal Point receiv. ed a message this afternoon from Wards Cove, asking him to locate MT. Eugene Wacker, if possible, as one Of lis children had fallen off a wharf at Wards Cove and was badly hurt Mr. Wacker left for home immediately up- on hearing the news.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
ENCLISHMAN MAKES BOLD
 ASSERTION
Says Anytime Allies Care 10 Start Offensive They
 Can Beat Germans

NEW YORK, Jan. 29--"Any offen- ;ermans may launch on the western ront, will be halted by the British, Trench and Americans together" Thus spoke Lord Dunmore, who arriv- q here this morning as the head of he British mission. We can beat the armans and go through their lines nytime that we make the attempt, md we shall succeed" he asserts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
LNSINCERI'rY ()F GERMANY
 IS PROVED
Agreement in Armistice With Russia Totally
 Disregarded

WASHINGTON. Jan Exchanges he Russian truce by withdrawing troops from the eastern front and transferring them to the western bat. tie lines, were made today by the war department from unquestionable infor- nation received.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
ENGLISH TOWN IS
 RUN Ei WOMEN

LYNDON, Eng, Jan. 29.-Housing, infant welfare and education are few of the subjects which have been under consideration by the village council of Findon, which is made up entirely of women, the only one like it in England. Neighborliness is en- couraged and fair temper shown In discussion.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
ANOTHER
 REVOLUTION
 IN FINLAND
Russian Red Guards Re- ported Taking Railway
 Station at Helsingfors

STOCKHOLM, Jan. 29.-The long threatened revolution in Finland since the new government took office, is re- ported to be progressing all along the Eastern provinces, according to dis patches received today from Hapar- ande. At Helsingfors, the Russian Red Guards took possession and are occu- pying the railway station
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

TOKYO, Jan. 29.-King George of England and Emperor Yoshito of Jap. an have conferred upon each other the rank of Field Marshal. Newspapers refer to this exchange of courtesies as marking white stone in the history of Japan and the beginning of new era in the Anglo-Japanese relations.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
MARQUETTE PLANT OF REFINED ALCOHOL
 IS TOTAL WRECK

MARQUETTE, Jan. 29.-The large plant for the manufacture of refined alcohol and other chemicals for the government, was totally wrecked by an explosion this morning. The work is of incendiary origin. the authorities assert; but ;he police have no clew to the perpetrators.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
SKINNER & EDDY GET
 ANOTHER CONTRACT

SEATTLE, Jan. 29.-The federal shipping board today placed another big contract with Skinner & Eddy shipbuilding plant. The contract calls for fourteen more steel cargo carriers of eighty-eight hundred tons capaci. ty to cost twenty millions.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
ITALIANS ARE KEEPING
 UP AGGRESSIVE FIGHT

BERLIN, Jan. 29-The Italian fore es are continuing their violent attack today on our lines between the Asiago plateau and the Bretna river, the war office announced this morning
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

LONDON, Jan. 29.The proposal to close the port of London to merchant shipping has created strong opposition from London commercial interests. A deputation of London commoners has been appointed to confer with the ship ping controller.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

PARIS, tan. 2s.--Accordins to fig. ures submitted to the chamber of dep. uties yesterday by Deputy Louis Mar in, reporting the budget, France has for the expenses of the war from August 1, 1914. to December 31. 1917, S7, ,O0O.O0O francs. Not all the appropriations have yet been spent
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
RETURNING SOUTH

H. E. Simonds. superintendent of the Smiley Cannery at Charcoal Point, who arrived from the south last week, is leaving on the Jefferson this even- ing on short business trip.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
TRoTzkY PUT ouIETus !
 ON GERMAN AMBITION !

< pETRoGRAD. Jan. 29.-"we ! : will never conclude an annexati- ! : onist or imperial peace" was the | 4 message delivered to the peace !
 | congress today by Minister Trotz- ! < ky on the eve of his departure ! z from Brest Litovsk to return to ! < Petrograd. This is construed to ! ( mean that peace negotiations are I 4 at an end, is the opinion of offici !
 < als here. I
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
FORTY ARE MISSING
 FROM SUNK TRANSP.

PARIS, Jan 29.-Forty are missing from the transport Drome and mine sweeper called "Kerbisan" off Mar seilles yesterday. Both are reported to have struck mines, announced the admiralty this morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

LONDON, Jan. 29-While being con- veyed to ClerAenwell Police Court a prisoner escaped from the "Black Maria" in the Grays-inn-road, and was captured after a quarter of an hours chase. in which a number of girls from a local factory took part.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
WEATHER REPORT

- For the 24 hours ending D. m. !
 t last night. Precipitation S5 in. ! L Maximum temperature 37' above ! t Minimum temperature 3O' above. !
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29
CANADA MAY CALL
 CLASS B MEN TOO

OTTAWA, Jan. 29.-It has been semi-offi cially reported that if Class ,oes not produce the necessary hun dred thousand men called for, when the appeals are heard rehearing of a large number of cases where eXemp ton was allowed will be made. It is also stated that men in class B will be called lip for second examination.
 LONDON, Jan 29.-Twenty-two men out of thirty-lve could not have sur vived otherwise were saved thru blood transfusion which is becoming gradu ally more important in treating wound ed men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

One way to find work is to go to work and look for it.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

J. J. McTogue. of Wrangell, is guest at the Stedman today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-29

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
1NSIIINI

Prin aceasta sunt rtlgate toate
Societatile 81 Parochiile, care pi-
ma in prexent nu au achitat blu
rile pentru diferite publicatiuni
sau tiparituri, sd bine voiasca
fara q mai astepta alte rugari
. schita toate pretenziunile care
10 avem.
La car ca nici in urma acestei
instiint&ri nu vom primi raspun-
surile dorite, suntem siliti q ridi-
ca creditul tuturor acelor Socie-
tati sau Parochii. lar pc viitor
ori ce comenxi de tiparituri sau
pubncatiuni nu SO vor executa.
Gu p&rere dc rau trebue sa lu-
Am astfel de dscixiuni, dar dac&
altii nsglijeaxa . pl8ti oonturile.
moi nu putem trece on vedrea. /
Gu stim4:
ADlGllyMTRATIA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
Prezidiul.
REABILITATEA SOLDATI-
LOR NOSTRI.

Statele Unite nu sunt multu.
mite Gu reeducarea 81 reabilita-
rea soldatilor ce an fost parali-
zati ori schiloditi in razboi, ia
cindu-i spre a-si putea gasi ocu-
patti; nu va lasa numai ca sass
caute felul de sustinere, ci sc va
sintefesa side felul cum lie merge
Aceasta nu inseamna ca gu
vernul sc va amesteca i'll afaceri.
le lor, ci va lua un demers foar-
te activ Ca sa lie gaseasca Ocupa
til, ajutindu-le ca sa-si cistige O.
portunitatile 81 avantajurlle per.
dute prin callza ranilor primite
pc cimpul de lupta.
f datoria cetatenilor ca sa sc
intereseze mai deaproape de bi-
nelc acestor aparatori, datorin-
ia acelora ce au ramas acasa cs
sa grijasca de viitorul celor dusi
ca sd lie apere drepturile 81 tara
Deci nu uitati ca fie care bond
fiecare W. S. S. cumparat un
ajutor dat acestor bravi soldatl
al nostri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
A. v / z.

Rog pc toti fratii Romini care
cnmpara sau au cumparat acti'
de la Federal Coal Mining Co
dim Colorado, sd fie ell rabdare
daca nu au primit actiunile sau
rctipisurile dupa care al TRIMS
Sbanii, din cauza Ca nu IN am pu.
tut inapoia la oficiul central pi
na in prezent, pima in ziua de
% Inlie, din care va primi toate
in buna regula.
\ Tot Odata sunt rugati toti ac.
tionarii de a-si tri1nite ratele 81
.restlll in timpul Gel mai sour
pentru Sc putea complecta lll'
crarea cit Sc poate mai curind.
s Tot odata lie multumesc la fie-
care, care au avut incredere in
, vesta banul intr 'un lucru bun.
Gu toata stima:,
FEDERAL COAL MING CO
Paul Iullm, presedinte.
(60-62) y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
A v ] s..

Parochia romina gr. ort. dir
South Omaha, Ne'br.. are sfinti-
a'ea bisericei in ziua de 4 August
1918.
pc aceasta Gale aducem multi
inita tnturor fratilor Romini ca
re au donat la aceasta colecta q
sunt rugati 2 lua parte la Sfinti
rea Bisericei pe ziua sus numita.
Rngand pc toate Onoratele So,
cietati, Cluburi 81 parochii q bns
parte 81 . nu aranja petreceri pc
ziua de 4 August ca sd putem a.
vea M rexultat multumitor Gu q
eeast& ocaziune.
Colecta din Indianapolis, Ind,
din Anul 1916, colectata de pre-
Sedintefe loan Flea al Soc. a. N.
8Oevod din South Omaha 3ebr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
DARE DE sEAMA.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dimbovita'' din Spa
rows Point, M. d., in ziua de 80
lunie 1918 a avut adunarea ge-
nerala. La ordinea zilei a fost
darea de seama pe 6 luni trecute,
adica de la Ianuarie. pima la
lulie 1918. Gu accasta ocaziune
s'a aflat urmatorul rezultat:
nitrate in total $54S 23
Este in total -. .,.. $2S9.96
Cassa rest ...... .... $2o9.27
A urmat alegerea noului conf
tet pc al doilea period al anului
1918. Sedinta a decurs in cea
mai buna liniste cit a tinut ale
gerea, respectindu-sc statutele
locale 81 generate. Rezultatul "a
fost foarte fmbucurator, toti
functionarii s'au ales prin voturi
secrete dupa cum urmeaza:
Laurean Papa, presedinte
George Veltiaml, vice prese-
dintc.
n. $. Bugner, secretar scrip
turistic.
Petru Vajiea, secretar finan-
ciar.
llie Popa, easier.
Controlori de registre: N. o.
prisiu, loan Crisan 81 Vasile CO.
Stea.
Controlori de 'bolnavi: Tulian
Magma, Traian Oresan 81 Vasile
Costea. -taa
Membrii in comitet au fost a
lesi urmatorii:
loan Jebelean, George Molina
riu, George HE 81 Pavel Ludu.
In numele Societatii ,,Dimbavi-
ta' din Sparows Point, M. d.:
4.a Laurian Eopa. presedinte.
N. s. Bugner, secretar script.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
CAUTAM LUCRATORI.

La canal de gaz. Gangul este
compus numai din Romini. Lucru
de companie. Plata buna. Lucru
stabil 81 pc iarna. Plata la sapat
pima acuma a fost $3.50, 81 la ba-
gat paipuri 81. Lucru 8 ceasuri.
Dusul 81 venitul de la companie.
In curind plata va creste Gu 25
cent? la ri. Senturi de pima, cor
turf moi, paturi de fer 81 spring
la pat. Haine gratis. Cook de la
companie 81 linia este de la 6
inch in jos. Marimea n,nnai de
un fit 81 jumatate in afunzime
Bort bun lesne, intreg Gu numai
$22 la luna, luna de 80 zile. Lu-
crarea este intre Alliance, Ohio,
81 Pittsburg. Doritorii sunt ru-
gait Eeni gaia pentru a lucra
in Canton. Ohio, 81 moi mergem
GU oamenii pima la lucrare Gu
spesele noastre. Drumul MI sa
trage de la oameni, moi garantam
pentru aceasta. MOI platim dru-
mul 81 inapoi. MOI suntem afara
la lucrari 81 vara 81 iarna. Fiji
sigarri la publicatiunea aceasta.
MOI platim drumlll Ia Oameni din
orasul dumnitale pima la lucrare.
numai plecind in Canton la nc j
cereti de la CARA Sd va dea Fare
Receipt in numele nostru 81 moi
I'd aducem pediile de Ia lucrari
unde aveti banii lncrati gratis
aici. Referente garantam Gu COM
pania.
Adresa este:
JOHN 4. RUSS, Bass
1850 Penn. Pl. n. 4, Canton, o.
Bsll Islsphon 1905.
(57--60)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
Filiala No. / Societatii mi
ha; Viteazul'' din Steubenville,

Ohio. = Convoaca pc toti mem.
bril- sal a lua parte la adunarea
lunara, care va avea loc Dumine-
ca, q Inlic 1918, la orele $50 a
m., in localul dlui director LOsif
Medves din South Bird Street
No. 442, Steubenvillc. Ohio. Deci
toti fratii membrii sunt rdgati
a Sc prezenta Ia aceasta Isedinta
find ca avem mai multe chestii
foarte importante de rezolvat, la
scare adhnarea va fl 81 raportul
delegatului care fost la adu-
narea Uniunei tinuta la Young
stown, Ohio. Absentele nemotiI
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutelor.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17

Toti membrM societatii ,,Cuza
Vod&" din MaSpillon, Ohio, sunt
rugati a-si achita taxa de impru-
NUT de $26 p1p3 in ziua de Is
Iulie 1918. Comisiunea pentru e.
dificarea halei va fl in fiecare
seara Ia hala din 10-15 Iulie de
Ia orele 8-10 p. m.
Speram Cd fiecare frate men,
bru apartinator Societatii noas-
tire isi va implini datorinta, PEN
tru ca comisiunea sd Sc poata a.
puca de lucru.
In numele Sooietatii ,,Cuza Vo-
da" din Massillon, Ohio:
I. M. Dorlosan, presedinte.
vasile Comanita, secretar.
(55-6O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
De ale
Solicitation.

Y Societatea Ammonia din St.
Louis, Mo. Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la sedin-
ia ordinara, care Sc va tinea Du-
mineca, u Iulic 1918, in hala
Slrbilor din al S-lea 81 Barry Str.
la orelc 2 p. m.
: Membrii care au bilete de la
Picnic 81 nu le vor inapoia nici
la aceasta scdinta.- vor fl amen.
DAFT.
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
DE VfNZARE

aranjament din 5 odai foarte ief-
tin. Stunt slit al vinde in saipta-
nina aceasta, trebue sa parasesc
orasul. Mobila este numai 5 lllni
intrebuintata. Cine-mi da mai
mutt la accla dau. Sa vinde
toata la olalta, sau 81 GU bucata
Sa poate 1ntreba ori 81 cind in
saptaniina aceasta la: !
No. 1896 Lakewood, Ave-, Lake
wood.
(59-- 2A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-07-17
FRATI ROMANO.


Oil
pamnt; dau
in
Crpatiunea
Romn
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g A y T

G A y +
Prisoniern din comma Saliste
comitatul Sibiiului, Transilvania,
aflatori in Italia sau Russia, sunt
rugati scrie lui I. Salomie 81
Dumitru NIGGA, 626 West 18th
Street, Erie, Pa, U. S. A.
(40-63.
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G A u r

G A u T
pc fiul meu Noise Boca din CO.
muna MOhu, comitatul Sibiiului,
care a fost luat catana in anul
1915 la bonvezi in Sibiiu 81 de "a
tunci nu mai stu de ell mimic.
Deci pc aceasta Gale rog pc fratii
prisonieri din Italia 81 din Russia,
sau char dinsul daca va ceti a.
ceste rinduri sa bine voiasca a
scrie pc adresa de mai JOS, fa-
cindu-mi prin accasta un mare
binc:
Noise Boca, 518 Madison Street,
Canton, Ohio, U. S. A.
(57-62)
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DE vfNzARE.'

DE VfNZARE.
Pool Room Gu 4 Table, Ice
Cream Parlor in Centrul ROmi-
nilOr.
DOritOrii sd sc adreseze la:
MARCH, VERMESAN,
2154- Sc Southport Ave, Chica-
go, III.
(55-6ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-08

New styles in women's Boots.
revealing in every line and curve
the duintessence of refinement and
good taste-Ss.o0 to sIi.Oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-08

after spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Dearborn.
Walter Brown. OF City Point. is tho
guest OF his sister. Mrs. a. e. Strobe.
Miss Leslie STROBE. who is spending
the summer It Natural Bridge. was
the weekend guest OF Mrs 4. b.
strobe at kenmore"
~ II. Calling, of New York snen,
the Weekend with his family at Gan
tain John NJ. Payne's.
AIRS. Pierce Rucker and SON Edwin
returned to Richmond Monday night
AFTER visit TO Mrs. Paul Rucker.
Norborne Gatling left Wednesday for
Lexington. where he will enter the
Virginia Military Institute.
Misses Fannie. Sallie. Mamie and
Jane Claiborne attended the dance here
Friday night.
Sergeant Tom whitehead. OF the Of
hcers training school. Camp Lee. spent
the weekend at his home here
Robert Mead. of Haymarket. is a
guest at G. L. SCOTS
Miss Robbie Drummond. Of Richmond
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. III. Drummond
Miss Bessie ID. Rise who spent the
summer It Rural Retreat. is now the
guest OF Miss Harriet Evans.
Mrs: III. ). peyton and children are
spending this month with friends in
>LynchburE. "
Miss Martha Robertson. who spent
the summer at her home here, returned
TO Richmond Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Taliafcrro of
LyncnburS, are guests OF Mrs. w. L.
Brodic.
Lieutenant Taylor Berry Harrison
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hlCtlMOND TlAlEs. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1918

German sea raiders that might seek
81. George's as a place In which TO do
stroy few ships OF commerce.
st. Georges is divided into two parts
oy ridge or saddle OF IA hill. these
T Two seeti S being known as CarenaEe
dali tunnel. This name was given IN
W who ,, Ut Governor and Lady sendall.
started
!hree churchcs-Anglican. Roman
oathoic. and Observation-Disclosures the
a pretty location. though the buildings
themselves arc far from modern, nor
c co 1hey have architecture which dis
OF the finest botanical gardens in the
est indies Is located a short distance
,bjs st, t. Georges. In rormer years
r rnnsn garden was much neglected, but
given to 1t. with the result that il now
forms beauty spot of the island.
GRAND ETANC ONE OF
ISLANDS FEATURES
Grand Etang Harge Pond) Is n err
euiar fresh water lake about sevor
miles from st. Georges 1t is fourteen
ieet deep and l.7i0 feet above the level
o. the sea This lake occupies the
crater OF an extinct volcano. and offers
Cne OF the interesting show places of
urenaoa. It's surroundings are beau
a I, while the road leading to it from
ana thlck foliage. Numerous other
beauty spots lie in various sections OF
Grenada. and visitors may spend many
days making trips into the Interior OF
the island: finding each hour some new
delight. To have sailed these southern
waters OF the American Mediter-
ranean" without paying a visit TO this
island jewel is as though one visited
france without seeing Paris.
Tho Times Dispatch Travel Series
may be seen Al the Bijou Theatcr on
MONDAY and Tuesday or each week
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WINCHESTER

lSpecial TO The TimesDispatchJ
=, WINCH ESTER. VA. September =
from Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Whitlock have
returned from a visit to their son-in-
S :aw ana daughter. Di. and Mrs. w. r.
Mrs. Nancy lie. Cobie has been visit
ing relatives in Baltimore.
returned from White Sulphur SPRINGS,
Mrs. Robert Al. Ward has returned
IRON Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
MIS- T.. V. Weems and her daughter
MISS Florence Weems have gone 10
Bedford Springs. Pa
MIS-. Perry e. Ritter Roanoke Va
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. Fl. Baker and Miss Frances
pcEton Page have been visiting friends
In, Richmond and at Camp Lee. Va
: Lieutenant Bruce BENTLEY. L. 6 A.
Fortress Monroe. Va. has been visit
ing Or. and Mrs. p. NJ knight
Mrs. W. l.. Timmons and her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-08

DAUGHTER. Miss Belle Meredith Tim
o. 1nons: ~, nave We, returned to-, gainesville.
Mrs. Helen Nails has returned 70
AAiexn,ndria: Va; after. visiting her
Mrs. Horace Aver. Philadeiphia. has
oeen visiting the Misses kin@ei
r, Miss Eva Faulkner has gone to
Mrs: Giles d. Palmer is visiting
relatives In Durham. y. 6.
MI Mrs Howard Lockhart and Mrs
FRANK Lockhart and daughter, Balti.
ulioTe. are visiting Mrs. Bettie
T., Mrs. Horace McKinster. Miss Mol,ie
~, n and Miss Virginia Pifcr are
week. t'F
New York "'d 10
:, !; Miss Julia Wright has been visit
ing friends in BALTIMORE
MI; and Mrs. Whiting have returned
iattt n9ck ,nnt NJ after visiting the
MISS Mary. Lee Russell has returned
TO-, 10 Washington. after visiting rela
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P0SLAM EXCELS
IN INTENSITY OF
HEALING POWER

Poslam possesses healing energy so
highly concentrated that one ounce OF
Poslam is worth pound of ordinary
oIntments less efficient in the treatment
Of the skin.
TIA TX with those who have been heal
ed of aggravated skin troubles. who
have used all kinds of remedies AND
THEN Used POSLAM and they viii
say this even more emphaticalIy.
Results coJnc quickly. Itching s;op.
angry skin is sinoothed: uncertainty is
dispelled. SO little Poslam does so nurh
Sold everywhere. For free annie
write to Emergency Laboratories at3
west 4fth-St.. New York City-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-08
Stylish Millinery at ss#ss
Actually Less
Than Wholesale

WHY? Because anticipating the openng of this Up-
stairs Store went into the Millinery Markets of Nav
York months and purchased heavily placing bera,
orders thus getting the advantage lower prices then
prevailing materials ~ ~ 49,.