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Evening journal., 1918-04-13
HANEN me- cnI-nrn

There will be class meeting AZ 2
o'clock at Haven NJ. r. Church tonor-
row; preaching by the pastor, the Rev
G. S. Sprigg, at i0A5 O'Clock; class
meeting al 4 O'Clock; Sunday school
OF o'clock; sermon at 3i5 o'clock
by the Rev. A. d. Duncan. with music
Dy his choir; Junior League at Z
o'clock, closing sermon OF ihe confer.
ence year by the pastor. at s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
EPW0RTII CHURCH
ADMITS MEMBERS

The Sacrament OF tho Lords Supper
WI be observed at the morning sery-
Ice Of public worship at Epworth n
Z. Church tomorrow. New members
win be received into the church at
this service. In the evening the large
chorus choir, under the direction of
Professor George E. King, will give spe-
clal music and the pastor will preach
on "Companionship." Other services
viii be: Glass meeting at $50 O'Clock (;
Sunday school at o'clock; Epworth
League at $50 o'clock, led by Norris
Elzey.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
81. MATTnrMrs rnrncn

ST. Matthews p. Z. Church. which
holds services IN So. Andrews p. e.
Church, Eighth and shipley streets
viii have sunday school at O'Clock +;
vespers al , O'Clock; and Holy Com
munion at 2 O'Clock IN the morning.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
GEnnIAN DaPTIsr cIIIIRCm.

Regular services VIII be held In the
German Baptist Church. Fifth and Wal
nut streets, by The pastor, the Rev. C.
Schenk, tOmo row The win be preach
ing at 1890 o'clock mad 30 o'clock.
The Sundoy School will be held from
~ to 1 o'clock. ON Wednesday, evening,
prayer meeting Is held
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
pREAcHER AT. CALVARY.

The Rev. II. G England, OF Holy
Comfort Episcopal Church, Washing
ton, d. C will conduct the i0A5 O'Clock
service at Calvary p. r. Church to-
morrow morning. There will be no
evening service.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
BIsnOP LFE AT nETnEL.

Bishop BENZ enin p. Lee. ID D.. IL. D..
senior bishop OF the a. NJ r Church,
and former president Of Wilberforce
University, Will spend Sunday at big
Bethel" Sixth and Walnut streets
Bishop Lee Is president OF the financial
board OF his church and presldes over
the House OF Bishops.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
spIHITIlaTIST ,TFTTI1C

spiriiuailst Chufch Un7fcr81l Bf0ih-
erhood will hold rs meeting sunday
even ng IN American Mechanics Han
POI Iainall street. Mrs HarrcI viii
fehe flowers. Also cottage meeting
Monday evening. t07 W Third street.
---AdS
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
FInsT slYEDI1n nAPTIsT.

At the First Swedish Baptist Church
there will be preaching tomorrow at
i0.l5 o'clock, by the Rev David Ny
gren and IN The evening by the pastor,
The Rev. o. A. G0ranson, with singing
by the chorus.
Evening journal., 1918-04-13
cHUncH or NEW JERUsALrlG.

The Church Of the New Jerusalem,
Che hef. George Henry Dole. pastor,
Nii hold Sunday services al 40 40
O'Clock. The subject OF the sermon will
Je. -Al Power Given TO the Lord
Jesus"
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GORDONSVILlE
ISpecial TO The TRANSFORMATIONS

Especial to The TimesDispatch.l
GORDONSVILLE. September Mrs.
Jack Harris, OF Richmond. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Cowherd. at
Frank Harlow. Of Danvine. Mr.. and
Ala. and j. w. Atkins. OF Admission.
Ala. have returned TO their respec-
II. bn homes after pleasant visit to
Mr., and Mrs: ]. Edward Martin and
family, of Richmond. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Martin. in South
GordonSville.
Mr: and Mrs. Bernard Dettor and
family. after a pleasant stay with reia-
tives have returned to their home in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
co Miss Louise Thongs. OF Fluy Wi,';a
). a. Thornton. OF Hopewell. visited
his family here this week.
som Mr. and Mrs. Dennis smthe5s and ana
formers me %hen'R here this Week '"'
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L..
j. Faber. this week.
his Gdn5ass q Mrs. ,'H IT. R 'nS
Mrs. Wallace Fitzhugh has returned
from a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs. OF Washing ton.
Is guest of her sister. Mrs. n. y.
Misses Nellie and Grace Goodwin OF
AIleYandria are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Carroll Davenport. OF Richmond. is
spending some, time with his sisters.
Mrs. w. w. Thomasson and Mrs. r. c.
visiting her sister. Mrs. w L. Richards.
Hunter Rowe, OF Newport News.
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STORY OF STATE TOLD
IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS
Personal Notes Of Interest Chronicled
by Many Virginia Cor
respondents.
VISITORS AND THE VISITED
An Epitome OF the Social Activities
and Amusements, the Goings and
Comings OF Virginians in All Sec
tions Of the Commonwealth.
TspecIaI 10 rho Times-D,.n,tch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
LYNCHBCRG, VA, September .
Miss Eleanor Matthew has gone to
Washington to train as nurse
Slr. and Mrs. o. l.. Gay and children.
or Baltimore, are visiting here.
Mrs. r. &. Chenau:t mas returned
from Baltimore.
Miss Annie Lind Forsburs has re-
turned from Cape Henry.
Miss Minnie jackson is visiting her
brother, ID. 6. jackson.
Mrs. w. w. Marley and daughter
Marie. have returned from Charleston.
w. Va.
Miss Priscilla Mundy Of Baltimore,
1s visiting Mrs. ID. u. MacGrcgor.
Mr.; and Mrs. j. S. BLY, are visiting in
Woodstock.
Mrs. II. II. Harris and daughters.
Misses Annie and Emma. have returned
from Alton. where they spent the sum
mer.
Miss Ellen Kcan Turner. OF Ricn-
mond. has been visiting Mrs. II. l..
Adams.
Misses Robbie Lee and Louise Story
who visited Mrs. w II. Wranck. have
returned to CORTLAND.
Mrs. w. :. Slater, Newport News, Is
visiting her son, w. S. Slater.
j. II. Babcr, of Washington. is visit
ing his parents. Sir. and Mrs. J. l.
Baber.
Mrs. II. G. McCausland has returned
from Farmville.
Miss Ailecn Martin has returned from
Richmond.
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ACCOMAC

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,l
ACCOMAC. VA, September 7.-Mr
and Mrs. John w. Berry have returned
from a trip TO Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Floyd Noch and Miss
Sarah Noch spent last week on Cedar
Island
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowles. who has been
spending some time with hsr sister
Mrs. w. W. Joynes, has returned to her
home in Baltimore.
Mrs. William G.. Stevenson and son.
Billy. are spending several weeks in
Lynchburg. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James a. Arthur.
John S. McMaster OF Jersey City
and Mrs. r. w. Blackstone.
Mrs. r. w. Twyford and daughter
Margaret, have returned from trip to
Ocean City. Md.
Miss Sue Aldres Ayres announces the
marriage OF her cousin. Miss Anna Nir-
GINA Ames. TO John Chandler Taylor
both of Pungotcague, Va on Wedncs-
day, August IS. at Eastville.
Cadets John Chopper Ayrcs, Addison
Hopkins. Lowry Fletcher and Stuar,
Wessles returned TO the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, Lexington. last week
TO resume their studies.
Mrs. James C. Nelson, OF Baltimore
is the guest OF Mrs. Robert II. Oldham
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CULPEPER
ial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CUI.PEPER, VA. September -
Oliver and John Durant were the guests
OF Jack Eggborne this week, TO attend
the tournament and dances.
Miss Elma Wager. of Washington.
and Miss Frances Wager. OF Charles
Town. are spending the week with their
sister, Mrs. :. w. burroughs.
Mrs. Mccormack returned to her
home in Washington on Wednesday.
after visit 10 Mrs. ]. 6. Nelson. near
Sperryville
Miss Hassie Willis, OF Rapidan. is
visiting Miss Kate Petty. on East
Street.
Mrs. Roger Bickcrs entertained the
younger set at dance on Monday
evening in honor OF her young cousin
Miss Mary Edwina Csoms.
the week for Washington, where she
will make visit before leaving for
her new home in Lakeland. Fla:
Mrs. VI. W. Spindle. Miss Mildred
and Master Charles Spindle are spending
some days with Mrs Spindle's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs ID. j
Coleman.
Captain Frank BOYLE and Mrs Boyle
OF Alexandria, were the guests this
week Of Mrs Cary HUMPHREYS. a,
Brandy. and Of Colonel and Mrs 5. NJ
Newhouse.
Mrs Prescott and Mrs. McGregor. who
have spent August with Miss Sadi.
Giekeson. leave tomorrow for theiI
Washington home.
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PULASKI

pGLAskI. VA. Septernber 7.Niionor-
ing Miss Bess Goshorn. OF Charles
ton. w. Va. and Frank Honaker, Of
Bess Honaker delightfully."-, entertained
at progressive rock at their Mons.
"Liborty Hall" in Diapers Valley,
Tuesday evening.
Pulaski Lodge No. ca. !. o. Q: +, held
a service flag session on Thursday
number OF visiting members from
other lodges. special program was
address by r Lee Trinkie OF Wy,he-
vile. Brief addresses were also made
by the Rev. Thomas +. Opic and
iirodsted BY John S. Draper. At The
conclusion OF the program a social
session was held during which re-
freshments were served followed by
Temple Painter let, "Wednesday for
spending brief furlough with his
parents. DR.. and Mrs. q. G. Painter.
lie has previously been instructor IN
bayonct work al Camp Gordon and Is
said TO bc one OF the most skilled In
,his are being retained on this side
Rev. J. l. Conner and J. $. Cmberger
have been in Lynchburg this week at
tending the session OF the Synod OF
Southwest Virginia.
Dr. Holmes Rolst9n' 81 the Pulaski
Rev j. NJ McChesney. OF Drapers Wall
ley. attended the fall session of the
this week.
Miss Bess Mckee, former, resident
II this city, arrived Wednesday from
New, York 20 visit friends for several
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RADFORD NORMAL
IN The Tines-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
RADFORD. VA, September 7.-Elah-
oIate plans for the Improvement Of the
grounds are being drawn and the work
will begin in few days. Concrete
walks will be built in number of d.
rections over the grounds and con-
siderable amount Of cXcavating VIII be
dcne. The improvements on the dormi-
tory are progressing in satisfactory
manner.
The next session will open Septem-
Der II with several new members OF
the faculty. Most OF the new mem
hers OF the faculty are heads of new
departments. Among these new de-
lartments are expression, rural educa-
tion and Intermediate methods of edu-
cation.
DR. J. p Mcconnell. director OF the
Junior Red Cross work for the State
Of Virginia. is receiving hearty and
enthusiastic responses from division
super intendents and the members of
the Junior Red Cross work for the
State. This work was inaugurated too
late last year to secure the best re-
suits in most OF the schools OF the
state. The plan now is to organize a
Junior Red Cross III all the schools of
Virginia as early as possible after the
opening this fall Any one wishing
any information or literature in regard
to Junior Red Cross work can secure
the same by writing Miss Ida NJ. Bas-
sett. $50 Sixteenth Street. Northwest.
Washington, u. c.. or DR.. j. l.. Nc
Council. East Bradford. Va.
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BON AIR
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. VA. September miss
Lois Vassar entertained tho young
people Of Bon Air on Friday last at
Il much-enjoycd party on tho lawn. All
the yoLng people of the village were
there and much fun ensued
Miss Mary Thomas Cox has been the
guest this week OF Miss Mary Bulling-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Ellyson is with Mrs.
Stiles Ellyson
Rober, Burlington. Jr.. returned on
Institute.
Miss Florence Chaplin spent Labor
Day with Miss Margaret McCluer.
Mrs. John Christian and children
have returned from Staunton.
Miss Mary IIoge Workman is visiting
friends in Lexington.
Mrs. II. G. Warren. OF Orange. is
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Kirkland.
Professor Frank Martin. of Peters
burg. spent last Weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Williams.
. Miss ISla Jones was the guest over
sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. a. q. kirt-
land.
y goodly sum was realized for Beth
any Home. at a lawn party given Mon
day on the grounds of the Bon Air Inn.
Mrs. T.. +. Sclman and children. and
Mrs. Irwin Sheppard and Cary Shep-
pard returned to Richmend this week.
after a three months stay here.
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FARMVILLE

Especial to The. Times-Dispatch.l
Miss Elizabeih Cunningham enter
saSsG pmnsT OF People at
Dr. L. d. Whitaker has been doing
work for the state Veterinarian in
Amherst County during the past
s. f.. Badgett left Monday with his
son, lanes NJ. Badgett. for Lexington.
shs la9'e for hs T. been accepted as
Mrs Paul. Of South Richmond who
Is spending some time with her sister,
Edward Miller of the U. S. Navy has
been on recent visit TO relatives and
friends here.
convention OF the p. C. S. Of A.. in
Roanoke this week. having been sent
from the LOCAL chapter as a delegate.
Miss Mary Traylor left this week
to resume her school work at Waverly.
the, guest Of his sister. Airs. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II: Davis and two
Where they viii ' be located 90 fer the eaf Fail
willie Claiborne and daughter, OF
Mr ana r are y7t.nS IN ths home
Mrs: John. william Brown, Of High
land Park, has been the guest of Mrs
Maria Bristow Starke, in the home
81 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Rey; and Mrs r. X Young. and and
GUESTS in the homes Of Mr. ha sed S Mss
B. NJ Cox during the past week.
Miss Pattie Watkins has gone to
school work
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BEAUTY Hints
FOR YOUR HAIR
How to Prevent 1t From
Growing Gray.

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unattractive or prematurely old be-
cause of gray. streaked with gray.
white or faded hair. Don't let this
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STANTON
Richmond

lspee,aIl .e The ss,DisPa.eh.l
TIE Rot t S9s dGess Sc a and ioas
e af from onda TO Until oaay
a S d s9d
while others soNrited subscriptions
Sir. and Mrs Kenney Pugh. of Min,
Spring. Va. announce the engagement
si na Mss n 49, braen Hafry
TO take place September Is at stuart's
y, J. Collins and sons. Wall and
James. OF Lynchburg. spent the week
attending the fair. Mr. Collins acted
as one Of the racing judges while
Miss Mary 9Eg, who wa was the homo.
last session. has been selected TO leach
Colonel Daniel Porter. OF Washing
snd Es o.sS GdIner 'o oi Buens
Vista. visited friends here this week.
su Ms Of her Ker Of MshH e. e. bye .hs
Misses Masei FUR and Katie
relatives al College Park. Md.
Rev. j. j. Grsvant,; JT.. OF Frank
I. y u. y. h l.,
y. D.. rector OF Hoiy. Trinity Church.
Richmond. has wired his acceptance
Sau 'nt sSSiiS S Of TT W nnisG1 %on
Mrs, r. f. ca,!est and erandsons.
several days at Natural Bridge.
~ G. h ar. q kiehmond' was In
County TO visit his daughter. who is
reported seriously III.
Miss Virginia Barr has returned from
r.l LAT n
Guy Manager ;. -. Hoisinger has
been confined to his room BY illness
Colon. and Mrs; s: Brown Allen en-,
t .,ta ms Week M, and Mrs, Fred
IL; schs qnE Of HeWpors a Se na s'fs
Mrs. smith isrok en6orough. Of Hich-
Se eaq has ossn he OF guest osps HTf
during the pas! several days.
~, nnh Mrs; l.: {; oss has returned
ing. some timc IN West Virginia.
1,5 143 Mrf r. n,N W Hamine5s!oYgh
secretary for the stanton i. Vi. c. A.
ills vi" as snasT upSn BIS aS,tss se
q, new man. viii arrive the first OF Of
the week to JOIN My yae w 6ss
TO Richmond after spending several
Miss Lena Vines, OF Roanoke. is the
Mrs. X. Harrison has returned from
Visit TO the scashore and TO Bal,i-
Mr. and Mrs. George Haines have
returned 10 their home in Richmond
after visiting Mrs. G. r, Haines on
North New Street
= Rev w. .. l1ullihen has gone to
Houston, Texas, To visit Captain
Walter Hullihen, who Is stationed
there.
Miss Nell Bumgardner has como to
Newark. \. j.. where she has accepted
a, position in the school for the deaf
She mas been a member OF the Virginia
School for the Deaf and Blind in this
city for several years.
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the Bridge for tho fall season. and
are warmly welcomed by their old

the Bridge for tho fall season. and
are warmly welcomed by their old
friends.
There werc many. visitors for the
and several hundred passed through
the Gate MSuse sgn thS and MEnGay
Miss Maude StrinSfellow. Richmond:
Miss Margaret b. Burweil. Roanoke;
Mrs. Garter Anderson: HanGxer; Miss
George ". Dey. Miss Mary w! Dey.
Miss Lenore Anderson. {. L. Wicha rd
and Rogers d. .whichard. Norfolk: Mir.
Rose L. Mccormick. Berryville; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Lewis. Alexandria; Mrs. L..
ID. Ieines and child. toanoke: MIR. ana
Robinson, Portsmouth; II. NJ. Figgatt.
Roanoke: J. ID. McClenny. Suffolk: Mrs.
George d. Simpson; Richmond; Mrs. w.
College; Mrs. ID. Riddick. Lynchburg
Mrs. G. II. Myers. Huntington. w. Va. :;
Mrs. G. e. Jeter. Grcenville. y. c.; Mrs.
Sadie Films. New Orleans; Miss j. +.
Edridge and Miss J. y. Ali. New York
City; Mrs. j.. l.. Mitchell. Norfolk:
Camp Lee; Mrs. Clark prichett New
others REGISTERED for the week are
Va; Mrs. bradley steliman and Edwin
Stellman. Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. G. y.
Cork. Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. w. =.
hNoOer,son ana MISS Ropertson Winsate.
Daughty. Greenville, Tenn; MIR and
Mrs. +. w. Kerfoot and family, Chat
ham: o. L. Dean and w: E. Dean. An.
Miss Mary S. Jordan. Norfolk: DR.. and
Mrs. w. u. Hall. Philadelphia; Charles
II. Stewart and V. n. Roedell. New
laski: ]. F. Gordon. Emlcnton. Pa; MIR.
and Mrs. c. r. Hudgins and a. L. Rib
Die. Norfolk: T. G. Preuow. Chester:
7: Edwin Balm. Norfolk: John a. Tate.
Philadelphia: A. j. Miller. GrantsvilIe,
Md; Mr.; and Mrs. J. w. Justis and
Z: b. Hughs Jersey City, y. j.; c. d..
Mullen. Roanoke: J.. S. Jones. A. ).
Tanner. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Wat
k kIns Miss Mary +: Watkins Miss J; +.
Richmond: Miss l.. II. Parkins, Wash
ington; Mr.: and Mrs. r. X. Pollard.
Roanoke; NJ. and Mrs. J. 4: Mahoney.
I Scott. Miss Florence Hancock. Miss
| Fannie Carson, Miss Mabel Garrison.
| Mrs. J. J.. Wahlford and Mrs. S. q.
Richardson. Roanoke; J. p: Carson.
Montague Carson. Carroll II. Montague
/ and Carroll L. Montague, Richmond:
4. F.. Skinner. Lynchburg; Mr. and
| Mrs. George w. Coan and Miss Mae
coan. Whist on Salem. y: c.. Dudley
! Gates. Washington: II. +. Wheeke, Rich
mond; l.. 81. koontz. Roanoke: Emily
/ baskerville. Miss Mabel Baxter and NJ
/ Baxter. Petersburg; j. p. Maher. Bos-
/ ton. Mass; Miss Anna NJ Lofgren and
| Miss +. y. Lofgren. Boston: Mr.. and
! Mrs. r. X. Lloyd, Claymont. Del; Miss
! Lillian koontz, Roanoke: Benaugh
/ Harris and Alice r. Harris. Lynchburg.
| Misses Bertha NJ. Littell and Annie NJ
! Littell. New Haven. Conn; Mrs
! Fletcher. San Francisco: Mr.. and Mrs
! c. c. Yeats. Danville: Mrs. a. l.. Wit
! cher. Grctnu: Miss Lula Pearson, Cal.
| lands: Miss Mae Pearson. New York
I City: Miss Mollie Price and Miss Ethel
] Hickman. Mr.. And Mrs Groves prilla.
! man, Galloway; Mrs. T.. Stratton and
/ Miss Maud Stratton. Roanoke
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ours. and one can only pity our clumsy
when attacked by three or four nying
men. they are under such hot nre they
have no alternative except to crash.
night Of the 13th-14th Tommy lathered
my platoon sector severely, sent both
latrines west. and got most unpleasant
ION the 18th at midday Tommy at
tackled our thanking battalion and got
into the front lines, Tho handful Of
course, do the business. though 1t Is
easy enough to conduct operations in
theory and In deep dugouts. Since then
our sector has been under pretty heavy
"on the 18th he opened two very
heavy bursts Of fire. and the amount OF
At night the usual harassing fire.
''On the 18th he shelled our trench
intersection yard away from my
severely. the other slightly"
Same date.-"Scarcely have settled
in than I'm obliged to shift again
could hardly find my way about. Beau
tifury green before. now bare and
ated. stormy night: heavy Smelling
on our left"
July 90 wretehed crump did in
like bull. At $50 Tommy 'mops up
the trench of the Ono Hundred and
Eightieth.' and tho new advanced limo
is lost.
MANY sHIRKERs-FoR GOOD
MEN ARE NO MORE
When the dugouts in the wood were
evacuated. Tommy spotted it at once.
and felt his way in with patrols. Up
out all sorts OF orders from farther
bnck.
ing detachments are to advance. The
on,
sense. We have lost the best men. and
what Is left to US Is stun you cannot
trust. Many shirkers. It's enough to
July 2l.-"About A. NJ. the assault
desaehmens Of the One Hundred and
clean up this trench. The leading lles
fell at once. They could roll it up nd
further. The same way with an as
sault detachment and the Seventh Com
pany sent in lower down. Went home
at midday. When 1 got back 1 learned
that the trench sector as far as z. I.
to put one light machine gun at the
point Of intersection: This point is
overlooked from all sides. and is swept
some heavy work we crcpt down the
trench to our station like a raiding
party. The point is under IRE from
tho men to their fate.
This is how they function in deep
dugouts after tho fourth completed
year OF war!
Orders are givon and are carried
out, and when a mess Is made of the
thing. then the howl begins. Further
back everyttng is planned so beau
tifully-how elastic me advance line
should be 1Id how It should repulse
smaller raiding parties.
so 1t can, X the enemy makes
frontal attack. But n handful of
mannikins cannot hold off stout
enemy who has already overcome two
company sectors. while half are dead
and wounded OF the third. We have got
to stick it-came an order yesterday
evening. The company officer will
recommend me for a decoration; but
don't attach any value to It.
From $3.50 to 1880 he shelled us again
with heavy stun plumb on the parapet
Of o. c. Company. During the night
was rushing about again. and saw to
everything"
Undated.-"The contact patrol paid
US visit yesterday. and everything
went of splcndidly, and to-day we are
commended Besides this. 1900 liters
OF beer were awarded to the battalion.
I am in good spirits again to-day. 1
had the hump yesterday"
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NATURAL BRIDGE

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch
NATURAL BRIDGE. VA, Septcmber
mer was the reception given Wednes-
day evening by NJ. G. Paul, OF Phila-
delphia, in honor of Judge and Mrs.
and Mrs. F. p. Christian, OF LynchburE.
Friday morning Miss Ida G. Faikner
entertained at the Marshall Cottage IN
honor OF Mr.. Paul and Monday morn
ing Mrs. W. B. Martin gave a porch
party in his honor.
Mrs. c. NJ. Massie has returned to
the Bridge. after stay at the White
Sulphur.
James r. Gordon and Miss EVELYN
Gordon. OF Richmond. have returned TO
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save your hair.
Don't wait until the hair root is
dead. for then nothing can prevent
badness
Got from any good druggist to-day
a package Of Partisan sa ge-it doesn't
cost much and there's nothing else you
could use that's SO simple. safe and
effective.
You will surely be delighted with the
first application. Your hair will seem
much more abundant and radiant with
life and beauty-all itching ceases and
your scalp feels cool and comfortable.
Partisan sage is in great demand by
discriminating women because it is
delicately perfumed. does not color or
streak the hair, and keeps 1t lustrous,
soft and fluffy.
Be sure you get the genuine Paris
Ian sage (Giroux's) for this is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
nothing to pay.-Adv.