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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Estofisko protestuje proti intri.
KAN Teutonu.

Washington, D. G.. %. % dubaa.
Frozatimnf yldda Y Estofsku Il
vefejnila protest prot nejnoy6j
sim nemecklm intrikam zemi
die i1fednl depese F'rancic, a "a
yrhla sn6m Liyonska, Estobska I;
Rigy. l1terl pozadal spoieni !
Pruskein. Y protestu SVEN pro
hlaSuic, dc Estove nikdy sc ncpo
drobi rozllodnnti sn6mu Rize
kterf poyazpji "a bezcennt a ueza
konnt Steine take doSla zpraya
ze liteyska ndrodnf rada odsoudi
Ia n6nleckou nabidku pomoci /
RECONSTRUCTED zem6, iestlize tato
pfevezme east vale6neho bfemena
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Americana odrazili diva slime
napory Nemcl.

s americkymi armadami Ye
Francii, %. dubna. = Pc te, kdy
nenecke 1totne sbory zufiv6 ma
padly americke posice severoza
padne od Toulu v sobotu v cas-
nych hodinach rannich, zatlativsc
americke predni straze Il vesnice
Seicheprey, Ameridan6 provedli
silng protintok, jehoz ddsledku
znoyu zmoenili Sc ztracenych po-
sic Severne Cd st. Mihiel meme
eke 1toGne sbory rovnez pokusily
Sc 0 ntok. byly vsak odrazeny Sc
ztratami, zanechaySe mrtve V a
merick{ch zakopech. Dva meme.
exc aeroplany, ktere vznasely Sc
nizko. ably paliti molly ma ameri-
ckou p6chotn, srazeny byly dol1
Seicheprey ic tficet mil ma w
chod cd st. Mihiel a asi patnact
mil ma zapad cd Tonlu. Nemeckg
htok byl jednfm Q nejsilnejSich
dosud proti americkemu vojsku
provedenych N6mecke delostfe.
lectvo seyerozapadne Cd Toulu '
patek pablo na francouzskou YES.
nici 20 iniemi, ameriati ohno
strijci vsak rychle ie unilceI. a,
mericka vojska spoluprscovala
franeouzskgmi iispssnem najez
du ma nepfatelske zakopy severna
od st. Mihiel We ctvrtek,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Vlna zlocinnosti v Prusku.

Amsterdam. %. dubna.
Problaseni ministra dopraynictvi
V pruskG poslanecIfe snemovne u
kazujc, zc cena ukradeneho zbozi
ma pruskych drahach i roce mi
nulen byla vice iak s14,000,o00.
Y roce pred valkou podobne kra
deze byly jen asi 100000 Nj
INSTR prohldsil. ze sire velkf mnoz-
stvf zeleznifnieh zamsstnancd po-
trestano bylo pro kradez, lee pfi-
pustil, ze nezda Sc byti zadnych
prostfedkh k zastayenf tohofo
"kamcvalu olupovani. ienz je
jednfm valeen}ch eel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
N6mc6
k Obnoyeni dtOkl
ma zdpadni front6
Armady sesti narodnosti pohoto-
Wy odraziti novy napor prove
sti protiofensivu.

/ LondIn. -. dubna. - VSechny
znamky opravnuji k ocekavani
obnoycni t6zkFch bojG ma zapadni
hiieyni Ironte d TO nejenom ma H.
Mi ye Flandrech, ale Y JIM ca
ISL oblaSti pfi reee Somme, kdc
NdInci pokusili Sc rychle vitdz-
istvi Y minul6m mesici a setkali Sc
$ nczdarem We SVEN pokusu 0 roz-
d6leni anglicke armady cd fran.
couzskf iedinJm dderem. zprayy
lronty naznacuii, ze je dostatek
znamek k podpofe predpokladu,
ze Teutoni pokusl Sc znovu o IL
specify naporem Y oblasti Amien-
Su.
Proti tomuto 1deru armady Sc
sti narodnosti stoji spolu dnes
biteyni obIasti anglicke, fran
couzske, americkt. belgick6, itaI-
'k6 a portugaiske diyise poho-
toyy nejenom odraziti nevyhnu-
temT ltok, ale zasaditi odplat-
nou ranu, iakmile yhodnf Okla
tmzik pro nj nadejde. ,Je ma bile
dni. ae spojenci vrhli do bitvy je-
nom tolik syfch resery, co dosta-
clio k zadrzenl N6mcG, setfice svo.
ie silly co nejWlce mono. Nicmdne
bylo mono pozoroyati zamdstna-
nj dostateGne zadrzoyael SLY,
kdekoliv potfeba Sc toho ievila.
Ma severn nepfitel, po SVEN od-
razeni We dtvrtek patek po-
del linie cd Givenchy k St. We
nantu. oeividne zastavil operace
* viii ddkladne organisaci k IL
tokdm proti horc KENNEL, yevo-
dicf miSto horskeho pasma, ktere
Brltov6 udrznji pevna iihozapad-
ne cd Ypres.
Polni marSalek Haig shledal, ze
je mozno zahajiti ofensivu pa
TEX veter prov6sti operace, v
ddsledku jichz pfipravil Namce i
o tax male ziSky, $ niniz museIi
Sc spokojiti We ttvrtek po skonGe-
nj bitvy Touto 1pornou britt
ckou cinnostf linie, jak stala pred
ctyrteGnfm n6meckym 1tokem. by
la znovu obnovena.
AngliGan6 odividn& o6ekavaii
n6jak} novg pohyb nepfitele V o
blasti phi Arrasu Y patek veGer
briticke oddly postoupily We vel
ke najezdni operaci ma fronte t6-
mef mill zddll jizne cd feky Scar
pc, nedaleko Beaurains, zmocniv-
Sc Sc zajatcii strojov6 pusky.
Obnovenl dtokd zde bylo by ie-
nom logickJm poeinem pro Mem
ce po nezdaru docfliti ziskd iide-
rem jizn6 cd vybezku pri fece
Lys naporu, jehoz hlavnim eli
lem bylo otoGeni britickych linii
.lizne cd kanalu La Bassee.
Franeouzov6 ocividne oeekayaii
obnoveni n6mecke ofensivy lime
cd Somme nedalekf budoucno-
sti, jak naznaceno bylo pohyby
sboru eenerala Petaina "a iIcelem
zlepseni obrannych posic poda A.
vre, jihovychodn6 cd Amiensu.
Francouzov6 zfskali yfchodni syah
vysin, vevodlcich fece, v ddsledku
tohoto pohybu a V patek veter
pax byli viteznymi utkani SO
vyzyednych oddiln. zmocnivse Sc
n6kolika zajatcu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Nemci zajati Americany dosud
jgou We Francii.

Washington, p. G., %. dubna =
Nsmecti vojaci, zajati vojskem
generhla Pershinga, udrzovani
jsou We Francii. nez rozhodnnto
bude, co mimi bude ucineno. Y
arm8dnfch kruzfcb zdejsich proje-
vuje Sc nahled, ze by nell b{ti
doprayeni do spojenyeh St6td, 8.
lie jakekoliv disposice S mimi bu-
dou spocivati ma odporueeni ge-
nsrala Pershinga,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Vypalili hostel pro odepfeni "a
peni hymny kazatelem.

Berkeley, Cal, %. dubna. =
Chram Zivouciho Boha, yelkS pla-
teny tabernakl, pouzivany jistou
nabozenskou sektou zdejSi, byl
zniten pozarem, zalozenym skupi-
nou hochil a mladiku, rozezlenHch
z toho dtivodu, ze pastor Josiah
Sykee a starsl chramu odcpfeli
pfipojiti Sc ku kongregaci We zpe-
WI hymny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Americk6 vojsko odrazi|o
nepfite|e zp6t ma Starou
|inii po krvav6m zapase
zyaSte vycvicen voko pokusio zdrt Amercany
Ma severn 6asti boiste dosud panuje pomerny kid
Velka namorni bitva ocekaya

dam. Tyto operacc nepoehybn6
mali "a 1lol chran6ni Archangrl-
ska, vclktho rusk6ho pfiStavistd
V Bil6m mori.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24

Londyn, %. dubna. N6meckt
vysokd vcleni, byvSi netspesno Y
drceni anglickt fronty We Elan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24

lIuIluAH, -. uiDtlu' 4'Nut''AN
vysok6 veleni, byvSi ne1spesno y
drceni anglicke fronty We Flan-
drech q pokusu 0 rozdeleni an
glickFch od francouzskJch armad,
provedlo 1der proti Ameritanum
n Franc0uzilm Seyerozapadnf cd
Toulu stejnG zde teutonska
strategic nebyla schopna doclliti
uskuteGn6ni syfch plann.
.Iakkoliv Nemci provedli ntok
We vlnach PRESTON poetu mnz-
stya, AmeriGent a Franeouzove u
drzeli 81 vsechny svojc posice a
krom toho zasadili nepfiteli vel
ke ztraty. Vsechny zisky. docile-
ne N9mci potatetnich 1dereeh,
byly yetfclctIm yyrvany a ne
deli vecer yeskcrt ameriekt j
francouzsk6 linic byly obnovcnv
Posledni berlinska lfedni ko-
munikace tyrdi. zc V hofeli uni
n6nem naporu l33 amerittl vojaei
byli zaiati a petadyacet strojo-
vych puSek ukoiisteno Ndmei.
kteii proralli 81 cestu asi mill a
ctyrt do aInerickgch linii Y Sci
cheprey. NedoSlo doposud zadne-
no potyrzcni tohoto proAlaSeni Il
N6mci neyydali aalsieh zpray o
lledne toho, re Americana nell
yelSe ztraty.
zda Sc b9ti ma biIedni, ze zapas
byl neobytcjn6 prudkl ze zyla-
ste vycyitene vojsko poslano BY
10 proti Amcricanim k jich zdrce-
ii Nsechny prostfedlig yaletne,
irz ncpiitcl mel 20 rucc, uyedeny
byly i cinnost b6hcm toboto z1-
pasu. trvajiciho od soboty pres
celou tem6r nedeli, nicmfne Anne.
riGanf pres vsechno bombardoya
nj a pfesilu nepfatelskf p6choty
prot MIN, bojovali houzeynate 4
vydavali pndu nepriteli palec po
palci jenom tehdy, kdya vyzada-
Ii 81 strasliyou cenu nemeeklch
mrtvych ran6nych "a kazdy ia
koyf zisk.
Atkoliv nepfitel byl sehopen
dostihnouti vesnice Seichepreg,
pfece nepodafilo Sc mu ziskati tn
posic, jezto Americana Sc zvedli a
v krvaytm zapasu ma bodally emo
chill Sc znovu osady. Stejntm
zpdsobem dobyt byl teren, 2
ktereho Francouzove byli nuceni
ustonpiti V prvni fasi nemeckeho
naporu
Co mali Nemci 1myslu utiniti
bndoucnosti ma dlouhe linii Sc.
verne cd La Bassee k Ypres, kde
vsudc tydnu minulem narazili
ma kamennou stenu odporu, nesta-
10 Sc jeste patrnym.
Nikde doposud nevrhli obrne-
nou rukavici ncdali yyzvu k BIZ
I've. Jedinym utkanim, phi KITE
rem muzstvo kterekoliv strany o
pustilo zakopy, svedeno bylo ne.
daleko Robecqu, severozapadnd
cd La Bassee, kde muzstvo point
no marsalka Haiga vytlaeilo ne
piltele 2 nekolika pfednich posic.
Ddkazy o ztratach, utrpenych
Nemci V move offensive, denne Wy
chazeji vice ma svetlo.
velka namofni bitva V nedale-
ke budoucnosti zda Sc silnon MOI
nosti. Po ncdaynem najezdu dc
Catteqatu, kde zniGily mnozstyI
nemcckych vlecn{ch lodi. britt
exc namofni silly pronikly do bel
golandskf zatoky a nabidly bitvl
dalekonosnymi dely nemeckyn
valecnym lodim, ktcre ustoupily
"a minova pole. Jeden nepfa
tclsk}ch nieitelu byl zasazen
AngIicke francouzske branni
sbory byly yylodeny ma poloo
stroye Kola, vnikajlcfm do Arkti
cktho oceanu, spolupracujf
bolseyickym vojskem k oehran'
pobfeA prot bilym finskym gar
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
Americana odrazi|i si|ny ltok Nemcl
M6siC trvajici
boje ma zapad6
Run6m neprOsp6|y
Neprinesly jim rozhodneho vitea
stvi. Srojenci jsou priprave-
nj pine k offensive.

Washington. D. G., -. dubna
Vtera vstoupila nejvatsi bitya y
historic sydta, odehravaiici Sc na
planinach Flander a Pikardic yc
Francii, 10 drultho meslcc sy6hc
nyani 4 jakkoliv podafilo se
Nfmcum "a obroyskou cenu v kryi
dociliti nepopiratelnTch 2isku '
lzeml, dosavadn1 ie.ii yTsledky
mohou byti jenom povzbuzenim
pro spojene armady, bojujlci "a
sv6tovou demokracii. N6ncnm
nepodafilo Sc uskutetniti niceho
definitiynlho, pres TO, ze veliteld
kaiseroya yojska napinali silly g
ob6toyali muzstyo stfelivo bez-
prikladnou marnotratnosti.
LIME spojenc6 We Francii 6
Flandrech jsou neporuseny, zad.
ny yitaml bod nehyI dostizen HUI
ny a vetfelei dnes cell znacn6 se,
slabenou bramou mocl sesilenEn
sbornm spojencl. Americka. an
glicka. franconzska, italska. bel
gicka portugalska vojska isou
pohotova teliti iakemukoliv po.
hybu Nemcil pevnou dlverou V
obrat yaletntho St6sti. Hinden.
burg nemize Zustati ma pfitom-
nIch svych posicich, jsa nucen
budto pokratovati We SVEN tlaku
anebo ustoupiti- Nicnfna pres
y&eehny obroyit6 obeti, ksere w
2adaiy 81 litoky na obrany spojen-
eli, Ntmecko ma dosud slime re
scryy pro ofensiyni operaee a lie.
mlze hyti pochybnosti 0 tom. I,
proyede Tadu dalsloh pokustl 0
docileni ilspeehil.
Y prIbthu techto m5eic tryaji
cich bojli sto a triciti n6meckFch
iivlsl bylo pouzito Huny a n6ja-
kfch l 100000 teutonskych yoja
XII yrzeno bylo do stra5liyTch bi-
tey oblasfi rex Somme Lys. -
Nelredni zpraYy sd6luii. ze ma
100 6erstyych divisi nemeckych.
kolem 100000 muzd, je pripra-
veno uposlechnouti novIch roz-
kazl polniho marsalka Won Hin
Pres to, ze hlavni ta-
ziste bojil z6stane ma severn, do
jde k prudkym bojim i Ma jinEch
LIME bez pochyby, jezto
Nemci budou chtiti zabraniti spo-
jencdm presunovani vojsk.
Jistou pozornost vyvolaly case
pisecke zprayy o tom, ze die pro-
hlaseni nemeekych 6asopisd Ra-
kousko shromaaduje ctvrt MILL
onu muzu ma linii, celicf sektoru.
udrzovanemu americkIm vojskem
pod yelenim generala Pershinga.
Je NOME, ze Spatn6 poeasi pa
bojistich oddali ponekud rozhod-
ne rany, ale Nemci .iste pokraco-
vati budou Y iltoclch, jezto hun
sti velitele vzdy v minulosti vo-
Iii zamlzent a destive dny ku
sym 1tokiim jako vhodne pfi-
tonne zaklesnuti bojii zayineno
bylo spiSe obrovskymi nemeckE-
mi ztratami nez nepohodou.
Nemecko ztratilo V dosavadnich
boiich az padesat procent n6kte-
rych syych organlsaci, nicmene
teto obrovite ztraty nezdaji Sc pa
dati pa yahu II teutonsk{ch veli-
teld. jimz jedna Sc 0 docileni a.
spoh zdanlig6ho vit9zstyi. Meme
ne jakekoliv dalsi narazy hum
skfch vojsk budou tfistiti SO o
skalopevnou obranu spojenci pod
generalem Focbem a jeho slime re-
servy, shromazdenf V prnb6hu
prave minuleho mesfce, mohou
mfti We velke bitys ma planinach
Francie posledni sloyo.
r.
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6rbove se boun.

Paffz, %. dubna. - Srbove Y
zabransm Teutony dzeni Sc
vzboufili proti Rakusandm, die
depese, dosle 70 zensvy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1918-04-24
PocAsf.

Omaha a okoli Pskn6.
Nebraska Vseobecne psknd y
pondelf dterg; studeneji Y
pondelf We ygchodni a JIM cssti.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
LYNCRBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
LYNCHBURG. VA. August 17.-Miss
Eveline Thornhill has returned to
Washington, after visit at her home
here.
Mrs. NJ. G. snavely has as her guests
her brother. j. A. Orth and family. OF
Annville. Pa. and her sister. Mrs. y. II.
Miller, OF Millersburg, Pa.
Mrs. Kate Wiley has returned from
a visit in Roanoke, where she was with
her daughter. Mrs. Katherine Quarles.
Mrs. E. c. Wiley is In Philadelphia
engineer with the Emergency Ship Cor
poration.
Miss Ethel Hare has returned to
Richmond, after visit here with
friends.
Miss Ethel Stewart has gone to Rich
vacation.
Mrs y. ]. Robertson has returned
home after visit in Roanoke.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Reese have gone to
spend several weeks in Southwestern
Virginia.
Miss Lula Allen Is visiting in Wash
ington.
Mrs. William II. Shepherd and little
daughter. Ollie, OF Richmond. are guests
Of Mrs. James r. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Adams are at
Tyro.
MSS Md! EdEel NlIhpatFlck mas gone
TO house party at Pawleys Island, ON
the coast OF South Carolina.
Mrs. Sclena Terry, OF Norfolk,
here on visit.
Misses Emma and Frcda Hoffman. OF
Richmond, are with Mrs. C. w. Bowen
here.
Miss Josephine Thornhill is at Ale
ehany Springs.
Miss Alice Lee shenk has gone 20
Nathalie.
Miss Elizabeth Moore. OF Richmond
is visiting Mss Susie McCorkle. on
"se Street.
Miss Helen Fitch is vistng n Staun.
ton.
Mrs. a. Lee Shenk and daughter Mis-.
E!eH. are visiting at Luray
DIT. end Mrs j. +. Adams are a:
Craig Healing
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BLACKSBURG
Especial TO The Times-Disn.tc,


BLACkSBURG, VA. August H.
Mrs. Kelly Groseclose and Frank
Grosoclose left to-day for WASHINGTON
10 attend the marriage Of Miss Ora
May Brown and Frank Buchanan, to
take place August 20. Kin ST. Paurs
Methodist Church. Washington. Miss
Brown is the eldest daughter Of a for
mer pastor OF the Blacksburg Metho-
dist Church. and Mr.. Buchanan is a
graduate OF the V. z. /. He is a Pc
tersburg man. and now in service with
the United States aviation corps
Professor and Mrs. John r. Hutche-
son. Mrs. Thomas IS. Hutchinson and
little daughter are spending two weeks
n the Barksdale home near South
Boston.
Miss Grace Swoope is attending the
conference OF teachers and SUNDAY
school workers at Montreal, y. c.
MI and Mrs. Leon Pack. of Pitts
ourSh. are spending August with MIR.
Packs family here.
MISS Laura Sawyer, secretary 10 the
City Attorney Of Norfolk. is visiting
Mrs. Frederick Glassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christian. Jr..
and children. OF Richmond. are a, the
summer home Of Colonel W. II. Palmer
near town.
Mrs. Wilbur c. Eakin and children
ie.t Wednesday 10 spend 4 month a,
N'rsinia Beach before returning 10
| their home in Jackson. Miss.
MSS Sue Neal returned TO Rich
mond Tuesday after months visi,
! mere TO Miss Violet Ashburner.
Mrs. Leslie Burton and Miss Eure,.a
iuFnage, OF Richmond. are guests Of
I MISS hathlee Alsop at the B!acksbu-r
/ Inn.
Miss Emily Northc.oss. OF E!l:ston.
/ Is the guest here CT Mrs Robe., Lee
/ FagE.
Mrs. Ray Douthat and children. o.
Henry L. -A-gabr!te
Mrs. q $. Ea!ston and young so,
robert, have returned from s,av o,
several months at Pueblo. Col.
MISS Ethel Crawford is spending a
'"o weeks vacation with her family
in Pennsylvania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18

Rieslcr. and Lieutenant Mueller. vere
seated with tho two Russians at a
marble table In the middle of tho
ROOM" says tho witness. "on ono side
were the Germans. and on the other tho
Russians All wcro seated in low
leather chairs. which was an ADVANTAGE
TOT tho Russians, as they were thus
Ado to get their weapons ready under
the marble table without being OBJ
served. while their victims, leaning
back In their chairs, offered an easy
target.
During the conversation the Rus
SLAMS began to turn over the pages Of
their documents as though in search OF
some missing papers. and the atten-
tion OF the Germans was thus distract
Cd by this pause. While Count Mfrbach
and MS colleagues imagined that the
Russians were examining the docu-
mcnts. they had drawn out their weap-
ons under tho cover of tho table.
ihey then sprang up with rcvolvers.
and began firing; one Russian aiming
Mt count Mirbach. the other at the two
othcr Germans. Count Mirbach was
MT in the back OF the head. On hear
ing the shots. people hurried In from
the neighboring rooms, and the Rus
slams thereupon took to flight. but, be-
fore springinE out Of tho window. each
or them hurled hand grenade. Only
one grenade exploded. tho splinters OF
which hit Count Mirbach, killing him
hmm diately."
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their family are spending some time at

their family are spending some tine at
Rockfish.
Mr.. andIMrs. L. Lee Roden and Rev.
H. d. G. Maclachlan, ID. D.. have re-
! turned from motor trip to Waynes-
boro.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Walsh and their
children are at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. J. Stewart Gilman left Sunday
to Join her husband. Lieutenant Gil
man. medical reserve corps. now sta
toned at Camp Morrison. where he has
charge of the aviation supply depot.
Misses Virginia and Anne Heath
Williams. daughters OF nr. and Mrs
friends near Natural Bridge.
Miss Emma r. Goddin. Of West
Grace Street, is in Philadelphia visit
iES her brother, Sergeant Harv;c D.
Goddin. Jr. who is in camp at Ches-
Ger. Pa.
Miss Alice Pool has returned from n
motor trip to the Hot Springs and other
points of interest.
Mrs. James y. Fowden has returned
to Richmond. after an extended stay
III Spartanburg, S. c., and Will spend
some time with her mother, Mrs. Cor
nelia Cooke. at 2204 Stuart Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Murray and
family are spending the month Of
August in Orange.
Miss Cecile Page and Mary Williams
are visiting the home OF the latter.
near Farmvlle.
Misses Laura Beatrice and Margaret
Taylor. OF e47 South Laurel Street,
have returned to their home after
spending two weeks at Greenwood
Miss Leila Aiken Friend. after farm
ing the month of July in Geneva ". Z
and visiting in Atlantic City and Wash.
!nSton. has returned to her home In
Richmond.
Mrs. S. J. Robinson, OF Soo7 Libby
Terrace, has returned from a visit to
her brother, J. w. Halloran. formerly
OF this city but now of Boston.
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Rev. II. ]. Parker Of Rico. pastor OF
the BRIDE performed the ceremony
The church was very nrtistical,y
decorated In cedar. ferns. golden rod
and pottcd plants. Tho bride Is tho
slaughter OF w. b. Gates. OF this place
The visiting guests were: Misses
Alma Craddock and Sallie Byrd Farmer.
Jetersvilie: Corrinne Watts Amherst;
Ethel Cheatem. Lynchburg: Elizabeth
Chnppell. Guinea Mills: Mattio Carter.
Meherrin: Matte Bass and Mrs. II. ,e.
BASS. Rtchmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
. Massle anu son. Lynchburg: Waite.
Tucker. West Virginia: Emmettc Kido
Amherst; ~. NJ. Long and w. u. L.,
Grand. Lynchburg: Aubrey Bass. Rich
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APPOMATTOx

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
APPOMATTOH, VA, August III.
Hubbard Cheathan. OF Miami. Fla, has
been visiting with his family. friends
and relatives OF this county. They
motored from Florida and have now
returned.
Miss Jacquclyne Irby, Of Blackstone,
is visiting In the home Of Robert Irby
this week
Robert Irby, who has been in Roa-
noke for treatment, has returned much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs c. M Stratton an
nouncc the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Sarah Mildred. to John Howerton
Elder. OF City Point. the marriage 10
take place September 7.
Miss Carrie Coward. OF University OF
Virginia. is visiting her sister. Mrs. f.
T. Price here.
MISS Gretzen Bell. OF Bedford. has
been appointed lady demonstrators for
this county and arrived yesterday. Miss
Ingcr Schie resigned the position and
left to-day for her home at Williams
burg. Va.
Miss Kate franklin. musical direc.
tor OF the Appomattox High School
has returned from Cornell University
where she bas been taking Lessons from
the noted composer. Ernest Groeger.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

'lF and MIS-. john 2. Winston. of
Hermitage Road, are spending some
time a, the Virginia Hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillian Munce
and their small daughter arc occupy
Ing the home ot Marshal! NJ. Gillian on
Seminary Avenue for the res, of the
GUNNER.
Miss Lucy Duke. of Ginte- Park. lef,
Thursday 10 be the guest OF Mrs. Ell,
Cooke at Ho!!ins College.
Miss Harriet Randolph Talco., who
has been Visiting her sister. Mrs r
A Parker, in La Jol!a, Cal. has re-
turned 20 her home.
Mrs. II, w. Rount-ce and her moth
er, Mrs. Wersi, have left for Harrison.
burg TO be the guests Of Mrs. r p
City.
Miss Mary cushman is visiting Miss
Nancy Lee Lewis near Howardsvi!!e.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clay watkins.
Miss MARY Irwin Watkins. Miss .Jan..
FORBES Watkins and Kenneth Watkins
lett Saturday for "A motor trim ,h-ourl,
the mountains OF Virginia. and wiz
later go 10 NJ. Elliott Springs where
they VIII remain un;!! carly in SEN
TENDER.
Mrs. James Wheat has returned from
visit TO Lexington, and is now spend.
ING some Time with the Misses MINI
iord on West Franklin Street.
Mrs. a. A. Marsteilar. formerly M,s,
ANITA Cussen. has arrived from All
zona TO be the guest Of relatives hnre
for some time.
Lieutenant William T. Dabney Jr
is at his home. 223s Monum.n,
nue.. and Will re3oin his ship earIv
this week.
Misses Louise Sauerwald and uo,
rietta Moel!er are spending ,heir va
cation In Chester. Pa. with IN. Ia,
ters sister. Mrs. Lena Eipper IT,.
will visit Philadelph Atlantic ~,
and Washington before returning
Miss Jane Cushrnan is Tho gus. k.
Mrs. Walter ]. Kelly in Sco,;svlilc ,or
a stay OF several weeks.
Mrs. John 3. Potts, of Omaha Ne,
Is spending some time with her sis'
ter Mrs. Lawson Cook. or Yves, C;racs
Street
Mrs. Lucy F. Murray has re.urne, -
Richmond. after visit 10 Mr.. Co.
Pikinton AT the University OF vjrpi,,,
Sergeant John r Cottrcu. ~ 49,
quarterInaster corps. Camp McCl.ll,n
IL visiting his parents at lO6 North t.I,
Street for ten days
Dr. and Mrs. Charlie. Smith. CT Neu
Orleans. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. d. Duke In Ginter Park.
Mr.. and Mrs James d. Barker ant