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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-09

Why not take care Of the boys in
the camps We have sammy Kits,
Trench Mirrors. Fountain Pens, Wrist
Watches, Gillette Razors, Folding
Shaving Brushes, and cases for iden.
tification Tags.
a 2 lp tt w l.. JONES & son.
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ALUMNI MEETING

There will be meeting Of the
Alumni Of Martinsburg High School
Tuesday evening. April 8, at 3
o'clock at the court house, All mem
bers are requested 10 he present Z
BY order Of
4 8 1p 1t. CARRIE SIGLER, Pres
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-09

Writing equipment for soldiers and
sailors--Army and Navy Ink Pellets.
ASK w. l.. JONES & son, jewellers,
about them. 4 8 Up 81
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sEEps SEEDS

We have just received fresh sup
ply Of garden seeds, peas. beans and
corn. in every variety and in any
quantity
r. l. sNOpGRASs, Druggist
49 lp 81 N Queen sd
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NOTICE

There viii be meeting Of the
Clerk Union tonight at 7.45 O'clock
sharp. a full attendnace Is desired.
MISS GRACE RlDGENlAY
ID lii SecretariA
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The new soldiers and sailors Radi-
ohte Wrist Cbmpass, now on display
at
W. t. JONES q SON Jewelers.
IA 1p q
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just received W'atermans Idea
Fountain Pen Ink, best in The world
wv L. JONES & SON Jewellers
4 lp q
WANTED Young men Is
to q yrs. Of age. Apply to
Singeihg Dept, The Inter
woven Mills, Inc B 20 Up tt
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Probably clearing and cooler tonight
and Tuesday,
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Continued on page three,
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v. P. |.


Special l" Tho Times Dispatch
t'i.AckSBtliG. IA MAY iS.--l;c.
cause :" many OF tn, students hay.
hech called I" tho various camps ami
INC War Department has >ct juno !
AZ inc udtc Tor beginning tho SUNNI.
school At the college for enlisted u,..n
the session at the Virginia pol,;crhui,
institute VIII cnd TWO weeks earlier
than usual this year. All mciuh.rs
OF the Junior and senior classes wnn
are not already III the service must
report at plattsburc. Jun. . for the
reserve officers training corps camp
ana some Of IN" members Of tho tNo
lower classes VIII also 90 to tho rl.its-
burg camp. Nineteen Of the student.
ici' early this week for the fourth
"hicerS training schools az camp Sc
Hier. :. g. and Camp Grant. III
Commencement exercises this wear
VIII be very simple. The baccalaurcatc
sermon will he preached sunday morn
ING May -. in the auditorium ana the
address 20 the graduating class with
the delivery Of diplomas TO such mem
bers Of tho senior class a. arc stll
morning. MAY -. Names of the speak
o!s for the two days Will he announced
later.
An unusually interesting feature II
commencamen day this year viii he
the presentation Of q service nag To
the college This nag vii! carry sta.
for every tech man nov in the war
whose name could bo secured and i;
Is hoped that Hon. Holman Willis rr
Roanoke Will be able to make tho pre-
>cntation speech MIR Willis has hcou
invited I" deliver the address To III,
sraGua tin- class. hut cannot give
definite answer for a fcw days
immcdiaicly aftcr the graduating oX-
crciscs Monday the annual meeting
OF the General Alumni Association WI;
DC hc!d ana officers for tho next wear
VIII nc elected. As the usual alumni
day program viii &c omitted this wear
'he executive secretary Of tho assoc
cation urges that all members liviuc
IN TINS part OF the State come 10
Black burg MAJ -. in order that vor.
important business may he transacted
At the yearly meeting
Virginia Polytochuic Institute Wa
asked TO furnish rhirty-Scvcn men for
tho fourth officers training camp ana
'hls quota was made AZ from member.
OF the present student body ana tho
alumni. i'our members Of the senior
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BON AIR

jSpecial to The Times Disrateh.'
loN .\'E. w. May. lS.--Mrs. Horace
smith and Misses Dorothy md Isabelle
smith have opcred their bungalow
herc fyr tho summer
Mrs J: NJ. LLOYD OF Baltimore, is the
guest II Mrs. Carl Hoschcn.
Mis-. Carrie Moore is spending
ttw days with Mrs. pouSlas Whrrry.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Norwood bentley and
family have moved to Ccntralia and
wi!l make their home there in the -.
iure
Miss jamie wood has returned from.
visit :" rcla..ves a. Br:mo Bluff
Miss Margaret Moore. OF jiirtc Park
w." III" Weekend guest If Miss Son
nj" Fnppen.
Mrs Charles Dickson. of south Eos
ton Is spending sorc time VIII Eor
parents, MI. and Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson.
Mis- lor:he Iehnac. OF Eicrmund
W. tho guest recently % Mrs. y y
Jahnkc
Mr. and Mrs Clyde E>,clinc have
returned to their home hero for IN.
summer
Mr." Polk Miller has returned from
VISIT 70 Mrs. Russell cecil in G..h-
mond
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Lynchburs. visited her father, III J
Lane. at the Commonwealth Hotel
over the Weekend
Mrs. NJ. l.. Turner. OF Grctua. Va.
spent part rf Monday and TUESDAY
at tho homo of Dr. and Mrs w -.
Smith
Miss Grace MINK has returned
from visit with relatives and friends
IN North Carolina. lynchburG aud
Gladys Va.
". W. Ecll. Of camp Greene. and
Bernard Bell "f the University Of
Virginia. visited their sister. Mrs. H.
III. Lane. here this week
Mrs. w e. Waite. who has been
Nisi,in; relatives ia i.ynchburg and
Danrillc for II week. returned SUNDAY.
Sh" Was accompanied 10y her un,I.
and aunt. Nj. ana Mrs H. T. robin.
OF Danvillc. who spent tho day here.
Miss Pearl Dodson and Miss Iad;,
Cave. students At Virginia Christian
College. LNnchhur=. Va wcro on,n,
tanned from Saturday Till Monday hv
Miss Nellie carr. on BROAD street
Lieutenant and Mrs. |. T. Terrell
arrived here Saturday from En.tln
creek. Mich. where the former ma.
been StJti"ncd FOR several months
Lieutenant Terrell left Tuesday fn,.
Columbia. :. -. "here Mis-. Torrcll
viii join him aftcr short yi.l, Viii,
her parents. Mr. ana Mrs. " q. l.au.
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WOODSTOCK

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK Va MAY is-John
"a ms OF Philadelphia. spent several
dag this week ".th friends IN VI God
stock
MISS Nan Grabill has returned to
Chhri1ton w. Va. after spending tho
past six weeks with her parents. cap
tain and Mrs. ) II. Grabill Miss
iEabNl sustained fractured skull
some moaths ago. wheu she was~in an
automobile acc!dcnt III Charleston, and
IS rccu1cra ting from the effects OF a
serious operation
Mrs Il. - Carter mas returned from
FrcderichsbUrr. Va. where she spent
SIX months with her daughter M-v.
Joseph E4rucy
Fred Spikcr ~ Inc Un.toA States
army =, Camp Mcclellan. Anni2ton.
Ma" spent this week 4, his home IN
Woodstock.
rev J. y McArurray u. y. mas re.
turnod from = Visit 10 his son Armi.
steal MeMurray, who is student a,
WASHINGTON and Leo University.
Mr. and Mrs Il. e. Graham and
daughter Miss Nina Graham. Of Chevy
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GREENSBORO

Special to The Times u. spatch.]
,iREENSHoisD. y. G.. May lS.--Sir
John Foster Fraser vino delivered an
interesting lecture at tho Chautauqua
guest Of Pier" &. fucker Al lunch
con Tucsda! at tho Guilford Hotel.
other guests uf Mr tuckcr were col
onci Jack Wilson Sidney Blum. James
:. Duncan and julius W. Cone.
Mrs. John Il. Booth gave a charm
inS tea Wednesday, afternoon at her
nome on Eclicmcddc Street in honor
OF nor house guests. Mrs. j. e. Min
hinetto ana Mrs. Todd Secyar Of
Georgia" Mrs. booths sister. Mrs. j.
e Minhinettc. viii spend the summer
mere, while hor husband is in service
IN France. Mrs. Sccsar viii b" here
several weeks
Mrs. James l.. White. il. is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Gardner. Since their recent marriage.
lieutenant and Mrs. White have bcc;!
living in Atlanta. Lieutenant White
having been stationed AZ Camp Cor.
don. lie IL now at Camp Merritt. y.
Music lovers OF the city and stat.
are looking forward to the treat in
store for them May 20. when the State
Norma! College chorus VIII present
Masca:Ei's grand opera. "Cava!leria
Rusticaua in cuucer, form. The
womens parts Viii be taken by Miss
Kathryn ScNerson. soprano. Miss Lor:t
Lui-dorn mczZo-S soprano. and Mrs.
Made X Brown. contralto, while tn.
men solo.sts viii he John Nichols.
tenor, and oycrion Movie. basSo. both
OF New York. The accomplishments
Will he played by .. Scott Hunter. or
sanisi. and Miss Sell Eishop. pianist.
Professor Wade Il. Brown Will dircc,
tlc performance.
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gene llardin. lieutenant United states
nlchical reserve corps. TOOK place Tues
day evening. May Is. IN the Bapti.,
church AT thH place. the ceremony
beng performed in tho presence OF q
histinEuiahoh company by Rev. f. l.
Collins
Immediately after The ceremony DR.
AN" Mrs lia.djn were rendered An in
loilhai reception at the home Of the
bride. After a Shor, trim they will he
at homo in Petersburg. Vi.
INC bride Is the Youngest daughter
OF NJ ana Mrs. seldom Goodc. and is a
graduate of Woman's College Rich
""hh' she has Tor several years been
Il popular member Of the Clinton High
school faculty. Dr. Hardin is a native
OF '"orEia, but Tor several years prior
L" ms entran:c into the national scr
we" he was health officer OF Sampson
County. y. G.
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IN And OFT on TOW \.

Mrs. Edward ! Willis OF this city.
is visiting Mrs Richard Armstrong ~
her home in Hampton for brio!
stay
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Boone and Misc
katherine Finncy. of Baltimore, arc on
a motor trip 10 Richmond and other
places OF interest in Virginia.
Miss Ruby Blount. Of 1917 Park Ave.
nuc, and Mrs. W. -. Payne Of 2lo6
Floyd Avenue. arc spending several
weeks at .\nniston. Ala
Miss Louise Michacis and Miss Fdith
Whillock are spending the wccl. end in
Blackstone
Miss Elsie Whillocl< has returned to
her home after spending some Tine
hcr" with relatives
charles + HAY - spending the week
end in Washington ana Baltimorc.
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chase +. G., and Mr.. and Mrs Morgan
Callahan. of Washington. u. G.. spcnt
the weekend with Captain and Mrs
J. II. Grabill while en- route 10 IIot
Springs. Va. where they viii spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Emma Mctiinni., of Terra Alta
w Va. is the guest o: her sister. Mrs.
s. j. Hoffman
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ASHLAND

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.]
ASHLAND. VA. May ls.--.At a meet
ing OF tho Confederate Memorial A.
Sociaiion held recently in the home of
the president Mrs. II =. Scott. IL VA,
decided to have tho Memorial p,v
crcises on Saturday. MAY o5 =, !,
o'clock. An interesting program, will
be given.
card tournament for tho bcunn,
OF tho Rcd cross is bcins arr,nre,
by Mrs william y Hammond 20 be
held ia her home. "Maplewood" on
TUESDAY afternoon, May - Rrid-c
"uchrc and five hundred viii b, playod
ana Judging from the number Of ,.bln.
already engaged the affair nromi.c.
cially IMAM"
Mrs. John Fisher was hos,ess >,
an attractive luncheon on Thursaay
given in honor OF Mrs My-on p..,.y
o. Eng cwood. Va. Mrs John Simnson
ana Miss Nauiuc kclly. Of Ashland
n" table Was set with . c.uto-piccc
o! PINK and white peonjes Tho -uos,s
-, H''H MHsH"m"s Henry . Files.
i>o'cr' VI Maryc. Nyron. Dayy. John
np.oh ana Misses Gertrude Hatcher
and Nanine Kelly
William Moore. 81 WiI-njnr,o, no,
Miss Virginia Hackct,. 81 boswell and
Mrs. Carter English and daughter.
Elizabeth. n Centralia were recon,
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs & II French
and Miss Hclrn French.
Mrs. Myron pavy nill lc,vc ,hl.
week. Tor Boston, wher" She will spend
some time with Mr.. Davy. who Is
member OF the naval aviation reserve
corps.
Tho Literary club Of Doswen was
delightfully."- entertained this week by
Mrs :. ~ French q, her home on
RAILROAD Avenue. The hostess, assisted
by Miss Virginia Hachctt. OF boswell.
and Mss Helen French. served dainty
refreshments.
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SO G / T. T Y
CONTINUED from Second pacc.1

'N'h'iuuCi from second DdSC.)
\. W. Garner. Jr.. K; j. Crowdcr ana
y VI. Garner.
Nh and AIRS. Garner left /immcdi-
atoiy for honeymoon in Western
North Carolina. after which they viii
live In Charleston. :. G.
Among the guests from - distance
Mcrc y. W. Garner ana Miss Anne
farmer. OF Chase city. Aubrey Car
hcr. OF Camp Greene. y a.. Clarence
Garner. Of Roanoke. and EodophiI
Crowdcr. Of Camp Mcigs. WASHINGTON.
Lnun I'nrt,.
On the lawn Of tho Confederate SOL
hicrs Home u Lawn party viii be given
Friday from till : O'Clock. under tho
auspices of the Junior Iio!ly wood Me
mortal Association. of which Mrs. Sid.
hcN }. Dudley is chairman. The affair
IL for funds to complete the amour,
necessary FOR the erection Of tho arcn
~ the Confederate officers section IN
HOLLYWOOD. The design has tccu de-
Hided upon and tho WORK Viii DC he
Sun al an carly date. Mrs. Samuel -.
Dow Is general chairman: Mrs /; \.
Rlcnncr. chairman Of decorations Mrs
IL. y. Blair VIII lave charge Of tn"
candy table. assisted by Mrs A. j..
Saunders. Miss Nellie Earraman ana
Mrs Henry Cooper. Mrs e. y. Robert
son ~ charge Of ice cream. assisted
~ Miss Nnnc Crump, Miss Nellie
Phillips and Miss / X. Nest SOFT
tIlnhS VIII DC served DA MISS J. idN-l"I.
assisted ~ Miss Grace SchcrmcrhOru
and Mrs. William II. Powell. Already
large number If women have sIgni-
'ch' their intention 10 play hvc hundred
Mrs Charles T. Norman chairman Of
nc card tables, Is assisted b. Mrs
John +. Bauer Tables may hc re-
served by calling Boulevard lHIn.
''crrinS-Noin.
The wedding of Miss Anna r:lizabctH
Wo!n. daughter OF Nh and Mrs J. /
WolH and lgnattus r. Horrinc son
~ Joseph Geri!nG AND the late Mrs
sophia Gcrrinc. was quietly celebrated
Wednesday afternoon At o'clock Ia
tho rectory OF st Mary's church. te..
Father James EuchhoiH, -. :. f. o't
GATED.
Inc wedding WAS orisinally set Tor
May 20 bui on account Of tho Serious
illness Of tho brides mother inc da;c
'as advanced. only the immediate
families and the bride! party wer"
present ~ tho ceremony.
WI Addres. Suffrage League.
.. Hermon Winfr.y vii! address the
regular weekly meeting OF the Equal
suffrage League 81 Richmond At sun
rage headruartcr. next Thursday ar
tcruuon at 80 O'Clock speaking on
training camp activities. The meeting
"ill ne under the auspices Of tho Rcd
Cross Auxiliary. Mrs w. w Foster
chairman o. the auxiliary. presiding
Tho public Is invited
HorEnn-Nnrtin.
MIR and Mrs Tnomas : Martin. Of
iarcHa. announce the marriage n,
'hclr daughter. Alice Bcuc 10 Frank
Y Iiorran. % Wa-huG,o Tho corc-
monN took place Saturday. May II. Hcy
'" j. Young of Richmond college.
being ,hc cclchran, ON thcir return
from Northern ir!r MIR and Mrs
Ho7Ean VIII maze their home in
VA .hinSton.
or InIrrc>, I,r.
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The old-fashioned rub-rub-rub

board. ! OH rubbed out the
soap and you twisted and
wrung out the garments.
Cruel You shudder at
the very words. Suchtreat-
ment fcrthc delicate, sheer
garments of today would
be d crime.
Now there's a better way
tho Lux way, that keeps
the daintlest things new
oleanscs them tcndcrly with
never d bit of rubbing.
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WOMI:N'S MEETINGS.

The ST, John Circle OF Kings Daush.
tors viii meet Moaday afternoon At
o'clock with Mrs. Lucy Murray. .luo
Hanover Avenue \ FUN attcndanco l.,
the circl" before adjournment for tic
summer.
The monthly meeting Of tho National
League for Womcns Service viii ho
held tomorrow afternoon AT 1 o'cl"ci,
ut tho homo OF the chairman q West
Franklin Street. instead Of the las,
Monday In the month At II o'ciocs
Important matters Will ne laid he fore
tho workers present An interesting
letter from the surgeon general OF Inc
United states Army will bc road II
Which, he accepts tho leagues rcrcn,
-:Tcr Of assistance in tho work or tho
base hospital Ia l." located in Rich
mond At an early date. Chairmcn Of
all committees arc urged 10 be pres
cnt.
The regular meeting OF the RAY OF
Sunshine Circle Of Kings Daughter.
will be held Monday afternoon at rs,
o'clock AT tho residence Of Mrs. G.: ..
Turner. ?o5 North Twcnty-ihird street
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
fcdmothcrs League viii bc held in Tn.
Army and Navy Club Tuesday at IL
o'clock.
Mrs. Bryan's circle will meet with
Mrs. Samuel G. T. Dow. 10 North
Colonial Avenue, Tuesday afternoon at
1 o'clock.
The Mothers Of Democracy Will meet
Thursday afternoon al $50 o'clock IN
room at the Y. w. G. s. All inter
ested arc invited TO attend.
-
Hnrdin-GO0dc.
Especial TO The Times. Dispatchl
IL NIoN. y. G.. May ls.--The mar.
rage OF Miss Ruby C;oodc and DIR. En-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Lux comes in light, transparent, fluffy, white
fakes. 1t is different from anything you have
ever used
The modern form of soap
You don't have to RIB the garments when YOU
use Lux. lou simply dip your blouse up and
down in tho rich, warm suds, squeezing the suds
again and again through the fabric. Then the
rInsing. In the old way, no matter how care
fully you rnscd, tiny particles OF cake soap YOU
had rnbbrd into the fabric usually chung to it.
These little particles weakened and yclowed the
fabric.
But Lux dissoves absolutely that YOU are
sure three rinsings of clear lukcwarm water will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
How to wash silk biouses

Wni,t Tablespoonful o. Lex thick l,her in hat
hasInul o. boiling ho Add cold i like
warm Nir ec=s- through l,her tire.
sc TIE sud. through lido Rinse three waters
the same temperature rs the waite; IL which H.
Squeeze the do w'iae Dry the shade When
neal. DIV r;e!' with a~am on-neset no,
Cferc blouse, hcud pulled a. they dry
also :hou.t Be SHAPED I. they
loa can use Lur for anything that uafer
alone wtn Z injurt,
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The modern form of soap

carry every trace OF soap
out OF the fabric.
You llft your blouse out.
It's spotlessly, surprisingly
clean. You arc truly amazed
Its so easy, so quick, SO
simple.
Just get package of
Lux today at your grocer's,
druggists, or department
store. Lever Bros. Co.,
Cambridge. Mass.
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materials wont stand
the old way Of washing

4 bEMEMBER the clothes women wore only
IA afew years ago; Sturdy wash waists heavy
z "a enough TO stand hard washings. Or else
dark silks and plads that never tubbed at ALL
Muslin underwear. Dark" pctticoa,s Cotton
and Isle hosiery.
oday, look at tho materials women wear!
handkerchief linen. Crepe dc Chine Gcorgcte
Crepe. Chiffon cloth. Dainty colorings Shin
mcring textures. Silk and lace underwear Fine
six hosiery, The dain,icr the better.
The old-fashioned rub-rub-rub
For the apparel worn years ago the oId ,ray of
washing answered the purpose. You rubbed the
cake OF soap directly on the garmcnts-and rubbed
hard Sometimes you even rubbed over wash
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Especial to The Times. Dispatch
CLINTON. \. G.. May lS.--The mar.
rage OF Miss Ruby Goodc and DR.. Eu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Mrs. Bryan's circle will meet win
Mrs. Samuel G. IT, Dew. 10 North
Colonial Avenue, Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

The Mothers OF Democracy Will meet
Thursday afternoon al $50 o'clock IN
room at the Y. w. e. A. All inter
eSted arc invited TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Grdmothcrs' League viii bc held in Tn.
Army and Navy Club Tuesday at II
O clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

The regular meeting OF the rav OF
sunshine Circle Of Kings Daughters
VIII be hcld Monday afternoon at rs,
o'clock AT the residence Of Mrs G: q.
Turner. 2o5 North Twcnty-ihird StrccI
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