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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

l.el lhr laa.ea explain % sou whe
ara demonstrating IN lbs stor@ shls
week. why yoa should use Egg O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Fat no Mike on roof l)ont come
dawn lhc laddef l the nouh,wst cor
ncT took II away BOYS Lifo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Mhy does ar U.s. ~ 70 ms bad ap
uulek n ia lhe Impurities in ihe ceF
ipc tgr . foF 50 ~ rlch page and
good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
s.p csoss norss

Gafhrs 1olurs.a nsaneh sseff Moa
dax anl Wednesday sftefuoaas ard
Wednesdays affef Supper "a tsyesslVs
Library
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Surptse your fsmily hY inviting
.aem io take snnaay dinner vish you
u the cafe,era Dinner al i474
Everything kng ia1nR hot oA stran
t-ble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

We vlah so gaAAk aae gWeN4 Fgieas
sei lbs kinAHas Aha nnfs sn
fsfea ts "a AaHas she heaf 81 eaf
Ufeslfaf 1offa~ eAaaed NJ lhs qaas
Wr aw#s nl raf Nelusti father alsn
fpf gha uBNffeas beautiful lssHi es
nRlaR
n N NFhrf.N ana Wits
u NJ MrWrNN AsA Namsly
N h NNRfNA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Mrs ID N TiDbetts is expected TO
arrive ON Thursday from New York
where she spent the summer a. Cliff
f.cdse Hague-on- Lake George. The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Mr and 1rs Holman arrived this
morning from comanche. Texas. for
short visit with their son, Mel Hoi-
man and family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Nlfs Charles Seton sent 20 Jklaho
Ma city today 20 be the guest cf Mrs
con'n Valentine until Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
A Fight For Life

Il has bern fight ~ de far many
OF as "a the past Ant THE mckv persons
Are the~c who arr nov veil h~.snse
shry iseeded naiarvs warning ssrna,
~ tine q corrcct shelf lfonnlr ! .gh
that wonderful nrs dlscavgfv ~ EAr
Pierce :, called An ore Nea shaasd
promptly heed these aarnlag>. ~Ssne
81 shseh are dsxxy spells b4ckael
nwEulAutt OF tne ufine - tiss pain.
iui tssnses ~ rsieamatism, scAsica ar
iambasn To delay mas make ps,sssbie
tue dangerous foFnls os kidney disease,
s0ch as dlabetes oF slnne IN the bladder
10 overcome thees distressing con.
udi"ns take plenty Of rxefesse ia sl.c
of*n air, AVOID heavy meat diet.
uuhA freely ~ u alter. ana ai each
mral take Doctor rserces snnr8c Tab
s's tdeable strength Ven viii IA .
sh"H tiiaae, tAd thai you ar aise al
lne hFn indcsSers 81 Anuuc ~ arr
thousands q neigis6ars.
PuNroToc. OKLA. ~ Alter mxinr
trial package OF Anarc Tablets / wag
rpnsiuced that thss we're uhst ts,nv
we're re-, nnended o. bc / then
iFssared twe rae Agps and after nssns
thein | Was entiress relieved III 49,
a'ng pans IN small oi hack eolrAp
laint, nervousness al timeS naminess
= rgh' arm and lex. Iaiehsme al uu.
Ger hp. flrepleSsness and a,itie iess.f
tfNm which ! had suffered luf sausn
tsoe. eau say Anunc Il I'll i is
Claimed 10 be. n " HKNNY.
NAaE4fAs fIss
m.dlsincs tcr Aidp"s aud blad,lrf trOusH.s .
VIII aey inst | haN" gNvn ir Pierce 4
nnnflc Taolei> q TAR uiai aid wa
wgcAty hsneAtea, as,d a. hynbv eI xs.t
f1'll roco'umc,fd Anar4c % az ssssos. sal.
sAdnay ami Bladder 'rouhi,s-s
1t .sOin 10 a :, noa l,A
Agt % .draegist Tor Aaaar tA- X
send ilr. v. y lervp. ln, alfd. llsa.t
ana y rscAl lustliuta. liua Nv
~ eenis trial package.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
Ansn,lsn. Maeeabsss.


The MaeeAhees will mest la rexa
lar scss.on AZ sAeir hall ea rharsAA,
afternoon e, $50
Whoa = snvesuMeht plAne fFem Ft
NORTH fell ss ArimaFv lAsi nleha
tsnoll Farmer Ma kiii~a anA "A
Mesk. severely lnlarra
nAndlp whe r,hhsa gAe ~assnna
lisnA mar NcA,essef ssatvFaas ars
surrounded ia ,As wooia nsar lhe
lowu oup haaa, han bsen voauase
rae felmvr ffoeYYt Al Oklahenia
CNs has bevu eaassd rAy PROPRIETOR
= a. oanA KaliN II selling susAr s.as
mfh
uas msal a. 100 tagsiefa elll eea
vince soa
rao state talr ~ oklaheaa cny Be-
nNt dfNwnlas vaY sell ghis year
issn lhs haleeE
feu h4nafva aF'sgAus lp b. ataie
tuberculosis meessua al okishema
as sssleviay Aedsca ssssssauea ia
W
t... n,,
a,..e
oae ss..af a. fs.sst.-. ..st .
.4...e ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

The MaccAbees will weeg % rsSu
lar scss.en AZ their hall ea raarsaat
afternoon a. 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Mrs Ueorev Avtcalf 81 MgAis sscf
phn has hnen me Kueal Of Msa George
Np'ef lefl today for Tulsa 10 attend
lHe = q Y reualun, Mrs y Il Filth of
Oklahoma cay waa alas Che Huest ~
Nn spcer 90 Tuesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

whgn snsesuAehs plAne fFem Ft
North fcii si AyamaFv lasi nlehS
fsuaoil Farmer Ma kslieA anA a.
Mesk. severely lnlarva
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Redeem your War Savings Stamp Pledge Buy
more War Savings Stamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
RADFORD NORMAL

RApFOHp VA, Marcel iI.-Dr &. 4.
McMu-ry. noted educator and now pro-
ic*Sor OF elementary education IN Tea :
tody collcG" At Nashville. Tenn. VIII
eeiivc! course OF lectures ~ tn. nor
nal school in July. Dr. J. l.. McEricn
will Also deliver u .orics % l.ct,rc.
on teacher trainir: before the sam :
n"r normal in July
IN" work Of the Co-cpnra,ivc l.Iu-
cation Association. OF which J. H.
Montgomery. al Hi"hnonl is :cclc-
'arF. WI hc presented ~ a corirsc
OF lectures and illustrated lantern
slides during I'll" summer quarter. Pro
icSSor w u. Gilbert, secretary az the
.tpp'i'chiar school Improvement roun-
uation ard one of the di%tric, ch,ir.
mon Of tho Cooperative i.duratior
ASSOCIATION. Is giving much attention.
10 IN" DEVELOPMENT o. the spirit o,
cooperation Of communities IN.
schools throughout tho state. iii.
WORK a. thcs. various citizens organ.
i.a,,oAS VIII ne "er% fully presented
~ ne educational conference al Rad.
iorn on Saturday, March lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

OF this place. who has been visiting Mrs.
j. :. Bo"s. has left ror her home in
Peru. Ind.
Mrs. ) H. Waskcy ana daughter.
Louise. are ON = visit to Mrs. Wask cv's
daughter. Mrs. NJ. G. i;uarh. in Wash :
inEtOn.
Mrs. i. II. Fclv"y and son. Victor.
lave returned 20 their home in Rich
nond, after a pleasant visit TO Mrs.
L; Il: TrDbct
Mrs, J. J. Grower ana daughter.
Ellen. haze returned from "a .,ay OF
several days in Richmond.
Mrs. T. J. Gur,"r. who has been
spending Il w""k with her sister in
WayncSbor". has returned home.
Miss Made Downcs. of Fairfield. ~.
has accepted a position with the clifton
Forge College and has entered upo,
her duties.
DR.. Hugh Woifc. resident surgeon oil
the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital. has
left for WASHINGTON. DR.. Wolfe wa.
appointed assistant surgeon III tn,
navy, with the rank OF first lieutenant
and after short stay III Washington
he will 70 to Norfolk. where he will
report for duty.
Miss Margaret Mccutchcn. who is q
student Of Eaudo!ph- Macon College. is
spending som" tim" with her parents
on Allcghany street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
SO G | E T Y
Continued From second rasc,y

Continued From Second pasc)
chen: c) Danny Miss Mabel
Walton
$. CD Duet. sweetheart. at Thy
window: Cb) duct. characteristics
Sudic shelton. Mrs. I'M
4. CAP "Rcdcmption' CD when My
Ships Come Sailing Iiomc"-MisS Ma
con Earncs.
D. GD Il Come 10 Thee; 90 Gene
We've: Co Calm as tn. Nirht"-Clevm
lianaford tcnor).
Il. tO LA rartida"; Cb) And God
Shall Wipe All Tears Away Mrs lin.
.. 'D "Calvary'": N) 81 Hear a
Thrush AT Eve: Cc) 9TH" Sunshine OF
Your smile: ID "Rock!n in dc Win
5. Trio from Lucia" Miss Hea Mar
Tin ts"prano). Mr.. iianaford. Mrs. lin.
. sympathy Miss Martin. MIR.
iiannford.
10. 'aj where My Caravan Has
Tested: 'b) "Awakcning": try II VIII
l:Nt"i Thee. % Lord; Cdp Absent.
Miss Martin
Accompanies. Miss Evelyn Harrison,
Mrs nm.
Ia conclusion tho class sang "rhc
can TO Arms" words and music com
posed b. Mrs. l.. ~ Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
Grandma Used Sage
Tea 60 Darkem Mais-
She mixed Sulphur with it to
Restore Color, Gloss,
YouthfuIness.

grandmother Kept her hair bcauti-
fully darhcned. glossy and attractive
with Il brew 81 Sage Sea and sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that duh.
faded OF strcakcd appearance. this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful effect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound YOU viii get Il large bot
tie OF this oldtimc recipe. improved
by the addition OF other ingredients,
all ready TO use. at very little cost.
This simple mixture can be depcnded
upon 10 restore natural color ana
beauty 10 the hair.
wcii-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wycth'S Sage and
sulphur Compound now because il
darkens 50 naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell il has been applied
It's 50 Easy 10 use. too. You simply
dampen II comb or sof; brush and draw
IL through your hair. taking one strand
AT 4 time, by morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or TWO. IL IL restored to its nutura
color ana looks glossy. sof, and beau
ttuh This preparation is delightful,
toilet requisite 1t is not intended for
Tie cure. mitigation or prevention of
diScaSc.--AdV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
PULASKI

Special to rho Times DiSc,tch1
PULASKI Va, March iG.-Thc Round
Dozen club WAS entertained W"drcs-
Gay afternoon hv Mrs lessee H. Ho-
sang; continuing Us course in search
!nS III: historical archives of SOUTH
Nn"rica. Responding - roll the
members gave the namcs OF the pr"Si.
dents OF that country. \ very enter
tanning AVID interesting Discussion 81;
truruay and Paraguay was led by Miss
Charlotte Trolinc"r. an cxccpiionpI
number OF interesting facts Jcin. de
yclopc'i.
That a Cbristnas package M, Nh
By It Dublin lady and addressed to n
soldier boy ~ Franco should have fallen
INTO possession Of a Dublin khaki-c!ad
soldier is remarkable. THIS fact has
just been made known by an cXprcs-
sion of appreciation received by Mr2.
u. H. Sutherland from Edwin Hartman.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. 2. ". Hartman.
That Il package should Incidentally
have fallen into poss cssiou II ono OF
the boys from home scnms rather re-
Z 'narkabi" when !, is considered the
thousands az soldiers ,lerc from every
corner. ana addressed TO only An
american soldier ~ France Thc cnct
Of inscr!hirG the name revealed Ia Mr..
. thurman n" Identity OF INC sender
Mrs. John " i,cilrnar !of; This week
i"r visit TO friends IN Phila,,clnhia
ana oth7r points Fast
Hon and Mrs. toward =. Cline and
son. Howard g.. il. hav" returned from
Richmond wh"r. No G!lmcr lcpre-
seni"d PULASKI Comfy In ,hc Gcncrai
Assembly. Mrs Gi!mcr sp,nt the leg
isiaii|" season with h. husband
Mrs s II. SteGer. Jr. aud tw.. sons
joined her mother. Mrs J. ~ Will.-.nr.
Of Richmond At N" home OF Mrs.
Wiiliams's dau:.ht"r. Mrs. A. = :;ro
Nor a, rcarisburs, for y visit this
week
Miss Margaret Lands lief, ,h,s wceR
10 spend som" ,ir," VISITING friends in
Philadelphia ana New YORK
Mrs Stanyaru" Lite. Of Jyhrsor
Guy Tenn arrived this ~.et for 4
visit 2" her parents Mr.. and Mrs. "
II. l.. 1.'oiiuE"r.
Tho Christian Gudeavo, society Of
IN" Presbyterian Church hold ! vc-v
enjpA"h!" sock social Wrdnes,'av night
with lncl Painter AT the home Of Lis
rarcnis. Nh. ana Nrs. r + Fainter
program n3d an evening OF fun on
''.'aihe" ia" ycnu:; church worI:ei@.
Tho pulpit 90 tho rroshr;n,
CHURCH was nlicd sunday morning b,.
i;ev Wesle% Eakcr Of Abingdon. WHO
nrc9ontc" tn" cause o, tho Sou,b,~,,
'hu"rl $ Fa.hrH."oh driv" :or beu.yoI
"n""s NIr Baker spoke IN Tho .yGn-
int :. p.!biiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
BOWLING GREEN

'Special to The Times Dispa,chI
hoN LING GREEN, VA. March 10
captain J. Mortimorc Hughes. Of An
huston. Ala. is spending some time with
Ter.
Mt and Mrs. William l.. Boyd. OF
Richmond. spent a part of this week
WIN Major and Mrs. T. D. CoghilI.
MIS- Walter Wilson is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Chewing
in Louisa
Miss Annie NJ White. of Richmond
is spending some time with friends
here.
Miss Hardy. Of Terrell. was the CUES,
of friends here this week
Lieutenant John billiard. Of Camp
Lee, visited his sister. Mrs W. w
Green. this week
Rev. and Mrs. $. Il. Overton spent a
part OF the Week in fredericksburg
Miss Miriam Perrin spent a par, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

son * (" grandson OF the late Henry
FalrfaN LINN
The Hethlchem Good ilousckccpcrs'
Club WAS recently entertained ~ a.,
honi" OF Colonel ana Mrs. Robert y.
Hutchinson.
Mrs. r. J. .\damson has returned
FROM visit 10 Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Lipsco,uh recently
had * their guests George J. Jennings.
OF Richmond, and Charles l.. i.ipScomb.
Of New York
Miss Myrtle Grcncl. has returned
from visit 20 her home IN MiddlcscN
County
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ford Browcr.
!r,. uf Norfolk. ar" the guests of Dr.
and Mrs Charles Ford Erowcr
CAPTAIN e. f.. :. Clarhson left recent
~ for WakcncId
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
N AND OFT or TOW y.

Mrs. j. W. Elan,on ana Miss Laura
ilanton loft las, week for Washing
Ton. whore they VIII spend some time
with Mrs. II. l.. Pilkinton.
Mrs. Henry \. Frcnch. Jr.. Of Al
iaita. Ga. is the CUES; OF her parents.
Nj and Mrs. " q. Miz"ll". for u few
weeks
AIrs. Nina l.. walton ana her daugh
tor, MISC Runy Walton. has returned
from an extended stay In Georgia anI
North Carolina. where they have spent
me past eight months
Mrs. Lewis II i.anghorn" has re-
turned 10 her HON" in salem. after Z,
VISIT To Or. and Mrs. Thomas cay
Johnson. at tn" Union TheoloG Ical
seminary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

his week with her parents. near Ash
land.
AIR, and Mrs. t. T. Suga- Of Guinea
were guests this week OF pr aud MR.
L. j.. Butler.
Sic"rsc q. Roper Of Wiliiansport.
Ia. spent part OF the week with his
sister. Mrs. Sallic W Rains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
MANASSAS

Snccia! 20 Tho Times DisDatchl
MANASSAS. VA. March l6.-Mr and
Mrs. Alexander Francis StocEcr OF
The Farm" Mount Vernon. y. y. have
announced tho engagement of their
daughter, Marion. 10 Bowling Lynn
Robertson. OF Manassas. Mr.. Robert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Jus afternoon Al ! s4DCE 1t
dress by DR. Mary riggs Noble VIII
b" made |" girl members of the Pa
;riotic Lengu" and 10 tho Junior cuGU-
cil ~ jewish Women IN the audi
ioriIm of the Young Wom"u's chris
tian Association. 6 North Fifth stree.
The title OF the talk TO girls is. "Wun:
America Expects OF Her Girls"
Tho regular meeting Of the Ray .,
sunshine Circle % Kings daughters
w.ll b" hcld MONDAY afternoon at
o'clock Al tho reaidcnce % Mrs Alien
Agutt.g". eoi5 Monument Avenue
.t= of the Federation o. Mut.:ers'
Clubs viii IL held Tue day "a, 3.su
o'clock ~ Tho mothers room sos East
Marshall street Monday afternoon -
oan o.ciocn IN Mars Nobie wil
soela,ton. OF William Fox school. c1nv
Hanover Avenue. Tn" Federation -
Mothers clurs and mothers not lueu.-
berS al any club are specially invited
to hear Dr Noble speak suhJyet
SCOTS! standards FOR Girls
Tie HcI cross >4Alla.! o. M.4p4l
Cnapter will meet w.h Airs. y -.
Eousmau So7 Moss side Avenue. iintcr
Iark Monday AFTERNOON a. g o'lIoc..
\!l members are reircsied 20 lee pres
- loAn crc,o Of King. Dnusn,'re
wIi meet Noadoy af'er"oo" ~
,enaaaco is urged is business % eon-
uyct!on with TN. revision v! lar ="
,ltutjun VIII be discussed rl' adj
mission service for new members N'!l
ti-u b- hcid
,-. ..r
,ers Win nice, Monday aftelaaoon ~
o'clock win Mr., nAryyy i strans
3i5 Nor,h Twrnty-,hird street
liz The .rrvte, OF ;A, KING cigs,-
Kings Daughters v.n meet with Mrs
H. u Bowers "a; iic Noriu Boulevard,
Monday afternoon At o'clock
The womans Missionary soc.c'y,
Auxiliary 40. ,. OF Centenary .Me,ho
dl~' Church. Will meet in TIA" PARISH
house Monday afternoon at "e'"rN.
Tne regular meeting - Mizpan
,,hnI,,.r No -, .. +. :. viii De he!d
Tuesday evening ~ o.eIocN "l 'Ne
Masonic Temple
Tin. woman.- society .; Gro,r Ive
ran. Bartis, Church Mil obs.rTs tho
week Of prayer with services Tu"5la!'
icriuriur At ll.30 ocio"k hn" cor
sIn.iug through TN" afternoon.
luncheon viii br served and a Fp"rla. I
program OF interest has been ARRANGED. +
circle No. Of this society VIII meet
j.rida, with Mrs. :. l. Rowland. l72@
west Main Succ,
rhc Randolph Macon >lamnar ciut
viii NEE; Tuesday afternoon At Z.
clocl with MESS Adclatdc Eot'ert. /
Jfio Urcve Avenue, The meeting is
pitai supplies.
The officers and members ot the cod F..
mothers League of Richmond are in
yitcd to bc present in the auditorium /
If the Wclnan's club on WcdEeS,iay !
afternoon at o'clock to hear Or. Mary 7
Riggs Noble speak on social stand /
ards for Girls" The lecture is given /.
under the auspices Of The war work /.
council Of the National Y. w. G. y.
The James River Garden Club viii /
meet Wednesday afternoon at $50
u'clocl; with Miss Carrie Coleman. 10 I
North Fifth Street. MI members are /
requested To brig any pcreEnia!s am !
flower seed they have |" exchange.
The Grandchildrcn's Chaptcr. Nc. I. I
Auxiliary 10 Richmond Chapter. Unit 4
I'D Daughters Of the Conftdclacy. viii |
hold It's regular meeting Wednesday /
at O'clock in Lee Camp Hall
Thc Woman's Board OF ;hc Methodist
Institute Will meet Wednesday, morn ]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
The woman. Gnmc-,ne ,n.,c >

inc N"hians hame-rhe Answer.
fpr The Times Dispa;chl
There was ncEer game YOU lid MOI
share.
sls,cr Of mine
o. day Won did no, play me fair,
sister OF mine
Better than boy" nov would say.
Bccaus, yours was tho spirit Una,
whe" Otherwise might have run
sister Of mine
NJ nm playing the game mat is
straight and true.
sister o; mine
II hecaus" inr 20 long I've stood
sister 81 NM
S"ow ,ha, tho spri, : jus, the
same
tmow you'd no, <hrlns from the
battles fame
But you're playing The greatest same.
sister OF mine,
Yours Is the rprit THAT sent me in.
sister Of mine.
Yours is the spirit that will make nc
Sister of miro.
Yours and the sisters the country Der
Sheer! ana gay though your hearts
are sore.
Giving us strength to do more and
more
Sister Of mine
u tn la,' great price must needs be
sister OF mine
J snail go forward unafraid
sister OF mine
." forward with JOY because .; you.
90 forward because you made me
strong and true.
An how glad am that you are Won
sister OF mine
HENRY y. WISE.
''""'N BcanrcGard. La, March Q 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
wUMr:N's MEETINGS.

Iais afternoon At o'cloci. an 40.
dress by Dr. Mary riggs noble VIII
b" made I" girl member. Of the Pa
trlotic Lengu" and To the Junior cpGD-
cIl ~ jewish Women in the audi
iprIGu of the Young Womeu's chris
tan Associa' North i'ifth street.
The title OF the talk TO girls h. "Wua:
america Expects OF Her Girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
The Woman's Game

Was there ever 4 game We did no,
share.
Brother Of ninc?
or day when did not play you
Brother Of mine"
AS good "a a boy" YOU used TO say.
And was as eager for tn. fray.
Ana as loaih 10 chea; or 10 run away,
Brother OF mine.
You are playing the game tina, IS
straight ana true.
Brother Of mine.
And III give my soul 70 stand next
10 YOU.
Brother Of mine
The spirit indeed. is jus, The same;
would not shrink from the battles
Yet here s;ay-at the woman's game,
Brother OF mine.
II tho last price must needs be paid.
Brother Of mine.
You will go forward unafraid
Brother Of mine.
Death can % small q part destroy.
You will have known the fuller joy
All, would ,hat had been born :; boy.
Brother Of mine
s.z.s.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

called meeting OF the Wordl,u,;
icisriS Mothers club wt.i be held at
INC honc 81 III. president, Mrs J.
w. bodG. Thur@dHy afternoon :t $50
O'clock y tll attendance T. desired.
~ officers MI! be nominated ut this
timn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

ia" regular monthly meeting IF the
prrot'"a farn" NadiS"n Chapter viii
." held "a room -" at The Jcifcr. on
!lotcl on Thursday at 20 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

The regular meeting OF the Ray Of
sunshine circle % Kings Daughters
wr'l b" held Monday afternoon al !;
clock AT tho r.aiucncc % Mrs. Alien
Agutt.Gc. .Ci5 Monument Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

The Grandchildrcn's Chuptcr. No. I,
Auxiliary to Richmond Chapter. Unit
ID Daughters Of the Confectionery. viii
hold It's regular meeting "Wednesday
at o'clock in Lee Camp Hall
Thc Woman's Board OF the Methodist
institute viii meet Wednesday, morn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Til. Hcd cross AaNtiiat! .. M.@pAa
chapter VIII meet w!;h Airs. y -.
Eousmau. sV7 Moss side AYcuuc. Girlcr
Vark. Monday AFTERNOON a. o'clock.
A!l mrmboTs are requested 10 lee pgca-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-11

Don't For get Your Dues to the
"2-Bit" Red Cross Club. White Boxes
with Red Crosses May Be Found all
Over Town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-11

and Miss GLADYS Mandell who is at
the head of the Victory Girls" of the
CITY feel confident that there viii be
a generous response to their respective
calls for volunteers.
volunteer; don't wait to be draft
ed is the battle cry of the leaders
and they have asked the boys and
girls of the Highland district to meet
at the high school between and 3
o'clock today TO sign the necessary
pledge cards to earn and give" TO
the fund for the boys at the front
The boys and girls of the Lowlands
will meet for the same purpose in
front of the Masonic temple, during
the same hours. The boys and girls
of San Felipe, Sacred Heart, St Vim
cents and Immaculate Conception
Schools will meet at Immaculate Con-
ception school building for purposes
of enrolment.
Miss Fitch to Speak.
Miss Louise - Fitch, an overseas
speaker will talk to the boys and girls
ut the high school at 10 O'Clock, at
the School of the Immaculate Con-
ception at 1915. and at the Masonic
Temple at 1880. If present plans are
carried out by Miss Mandell and Mr..
Mitchell the high school band will
give open air concerts at each of the
places at which Miss Fitch will speak.