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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-27


rom this little place we went ON
Out OF the dcvasted district toworJ
fontainbleau, expecting to spend Tho
hight there, but we had our fire, t;ro
'roupie ana got no farther than Tho
q"nintest little hotel in n little town
called Cuisines | wish you could hovn
seen It, The country from Fcrc'en
iardcnols to Paris is exquisite nnd
such contrast to the awful von,n,,
obstruction we had passed through
i was glad for l was beginning to
ieci the nervous strain of it. We
reached fontainetbleau at 9.30 Err;
""y morning and walked through tbo
grounds until the chateau was oman
ca TO tourists at ten After lunch nt q
niue place near the chateou NO
started for Paris where we arrived
ABOUT three driving through the Bois
nc Boulogne and after dinner tool
inc tram back to st. Nazairc where
we arrived in time to report for
duty the next morning.
III was wonderful trip! Last veor
when was reading all the papers
could put my hands upon and TALKING
OF nothing but this country and the
war little thought | would sec if
WIN my own eyes. I wished for Won
every minute that 1 was gone, for 7
knew now you would have liked to
see IT all and I would have loved to
TAX 1t over with you, but l am glad
TOO that you are spared the sight of il
all. You have no idea how it works
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

when Mrs ilber, ]. Ilelikor will pre-
sent her pupils III an entertainment
for the bcnci, OF the Sunbeam home
This dance. winch will be the only
iolk dance by group, viii be given
by Mary Marjorie Wh,elcr, Sarah
Jackson. Stella May Marian, Vera
Relle Mccartney. Vida Wild, Mary
Corbyn Boarman. Harriette BirdsOc.
Miriam Hendricks Aleese Wil'on.
Pauline leagor, Virginia Gilchris',
Jeanette SEVERN, Virginia Pier.ol.
Martha Louise Dickey, Marie Swa,ek
GLADYS Dancer. Ruby Bailey. Eliza
beth Picrsol. Alta Hoffman Matheenc
Turk and Marjorie Burnc,,e.
y "
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Gallagher OF
42j West Park place will entertain
with dancing party at the Parish
house Saturday evening for their
daughter, Mi. Elizabeth Gallaghc.
and Miss Vera Williams OF McAlcic
who will represent the MoAlcSier h'r
school in the violin contest a, 81,
state track and field met, al Norman
Saturday and will be the week end
guest Of Miss Gallagher.
= .
Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Golf OF $40
West Seventeenth street have received
word that their son, Lee, who is a first
lieutenant OF field artillery in the reg
ular army. has successfully passed the
examinations and been allowed to en-
ter Cambridge university in England
Lieutenant, Goif was a sophomore IN
the University Of Oklahoma when the
war began.
Mr.. and Mrs &. Duncan OF 1880
West Thirteenth street will leave the
last Of the week for McAlester, where
they will be the guests for an extended
visit Of Dr. J. 6. Duncan.
o .
DR.. Charles J Wallace presented a
number OF his pupils in a recital at the
Wesley tabernacle Tuesday evening.
Piano numbers were given by Lois
Doty, Margaret Klein, Ruth McCul-
lough, Marjorie Scott and Pauline
Mitchell and violin numbers by Har-
old Klein, Margaret Bearly, William
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

Meyer Milton Mccullough and Elma
Chenauli. The audience was COM
posed Of friends aud rel~iye' oi the
pupils giving the recital, which is the
lIrst Oi a series
q " ~
The Sunset Embroidery club met
Yesterday with Mrs. Archie Shcchan
lll Yves, 1weniy.seyenih street, Tor
It's regular business meeting This
evening the club members will enter
tain their husbands with dancing and
cards in the home Of Nj and Mrs.
Walter kcslcr. III Wes'Pafk place
The next regular meeting will be held
May 7 with Mrs Ray y. tockrell, 40
West Fourth street
Mrs. W. g. Hottie was hostess yes
terday to the Lucky club when the
additional guests we're Mrs. N Leach
Mrs Wilsie Gene Rogers and Mrs. !
{. Tafnlcy. The house was decorated
with spring flowers and after three
course luncheon the afternoon was
spent with music and dancing On
May IS Mrs G. +. Naples oi 1901
West Eighth street will entertain the
club
y Y y
The Oklahoma City Women Rclici
Corps No. II viii give a pension day
dinner at the WeSiiall hall Saturday
from II 20 10 ; O'Clock. An invitation
is extended A. the public
" n v
Mrs Emma KeSSler Of l72l West
Seventh street Yesterday entertained
tho Shamrock club. An ar, exhibit
featured the afternoon, and Mrs W.
A. Lambert and Mrs !, A. Nermillion
received the iayors for skill with the
drawing pencil Mrs l.. Z Spence
was an additional guest On May "A
Mrs Lambert will be hostess to the
club at 1872 West Sixteenth street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

spoon baking powder, naSofiug, or "
preferred. ylce' can be used Sprinkle
cinnamon and sugar on top and bake
Potato Ball,-Sclect large polaioc'.
wash. pare and soak half an hour
Shape INTO balls with French yege-
table cutter The odd shaped pieces
which remain should he cooked At
oQee. then drained and left h. he pre-
pared IN some oi the many ways oi
using cold boiled potatoes Sook the
balls in boiling saied water until
soft drain and 10 each pint OF pota
toes add | cupful White sauce Turn
into a hot dish and garniSh With
finely chopped parsley
Potato Omelei-Prepafe mashed po-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

appearing here next Wednesday eve
ming with the Scott Grand Opera
Company. This distinguished organ
iiatlon with artists, chorus and or
chestsa, from the Metropolitan Opera
Co., OF New York, will present the
double bill IL Oracolo" and "Caval-
ieria Rusticans." e
Stress should be laid on the quality
OF singers whom Mr.. Scott has a..
sembled. II IS verbally Z company
Of stars. But Mr.. Scott Is too wise
TO have HE opera company stop short
with distinguished singers. His or
chestfa, his minor people. his chorus
and ballet ,are superb. Nothing has
been spared TO make perfect his
scenery. costumes and technical equip
ment. And to Oklahoma City he
brings not only his entire company
but the complete stage equipment for
both of the operas 20 be presented.
Seats are now on sale Al Freder.
icksun-kroh Co. Local patrons arc
urged 10 purchase seats this week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

Put apples in a dish Boil down the
syrup and pour over them Apples
cooked this way keep their shape.
They are fine for dessert served with
whipped cream
Fried Cakes-SiS medium ,iled po-
'aioes mashed fine, ? cup, ,ugar, )
eggs, cup sweet milk. teaspoons
baking powder. ! tablespoon lard, !
scan, teaspoon nutmeg Fry in no,
fat
Butiermilk Cake-A very good and
Inexpensive cake recipe tha, does not
require frosing One cup sugar. !
heaping tablespoon butter ! egg, ! cup
bui,ermilk. u teaspoon soda (in the
milk), 2 cups flour, roundingl,ea-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

tattoo, turn ln hot omelet pan creased
with ! tablespoon bacon or ham tat,
sat1r lpplng, or oil Spread even
w. roY, .lowly until Drowned under.
meath .ul 'olI q, an onelcl ihls
NAV be- made INTO hearty luncheon
dish by me addition ol grated cheese.
peanut butter .r id'D.es OF meat or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
A Tax for Peace Celebrations.

LONDON-As the simplest means
oi getting at those who arc shy about
putting their names on subscription
lists, the Newport 0se OF WighU
council is adding charge OF two
pence in the pound (nearly PERCENT
ITO the local taxes TO pay iof peace
celebrations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Ihlee POINT. Neees.,rY

Modern business aiming ~ secure
and 20 serve national market must
shape iis primary policy around three
cardinal point, quality and variety ,
Trademarks, and publicity, men and
organization for 'hr purpose oi a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

national market no one. Of these cen
be neglected aud certainly no one
omitted Al must be present -
pau, oi vigorous whole Trade
mdfks, trade names, trade e-drew,
trade slogans. advertising. publicity,
propaganda--call II what yos will
ha, become a dynamic force IN bust
ness a, well as IN the social order
Earl II. Babst. IN Leslies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
I70G9lH


Mrs Wells " Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Iartman OF 10
Fast Seventh street invited friends
IN informally 10 a tea last evening ,o
meet the la,ier's brother, Mr W II.
Clough and Mrs. Clough OF New
York. who with their daughter, Miss
Marion Clough, will leave this aitef'
noon for California, where they ate
IT, spend month before returning
10 their home. Mrs. Iariman wa, as
ais,sd in entertaining her guests by
Mrs {. T. Ingalls,, Mrs Horace
w'''0" and Y" + ! Street
Mr. and Mrs. William Raymond Of
70J West Fifteenth street entertained
few friends informally at dinner
last evening ~ the Country club.
Mrs. Neal AlnSworth OF l20 North
Lot,lc avenue will entertain this att
ernoon for her sister, Mrs. II. ). I'd
wards Of Clinton. The time will be
spent with necdlewoIk and refresh
mcn,, Those invited to meet Mrs
Edward, are Mrs. +. ~ Alexander,
Mrs. John A. Kinch, Mrs. W H..
Gourmet Mrs. !. n, Aldrich. Mrs.
Lloyd B. Grant, Mrs. VI. ID, DAVIS OF
Wea,hcriord Mrs. Archibald II.
True, Mrs. J. W. True, Mrs. {. IL.
Schubert. Mrs Hudson Shuber' Mrs
Drank Caldwell. Mrs. J. r. Cooley
Mrs. ]. n. Sohwoerkt. Mrs. n. K
Nowlin. Mrs. Max Cunningham, Mrs
Louis Brinkmeier and Mrs. Herbert
Haynes Mrs. Edwards will return
home the last Of the week, following
several weeks visit
Mrs. Jules Dubois OF lOJO West,
Eighteenth street entertained piorm.
ally Wednesday evening with a
birthday dinner for her husband,
when her guests were Mrs. Fannie
Dubois, Mrs Carlton Greenman,
Miss Ruth S,ickney and Mrs. Olive
J S,ckneA who assisted her.
The usual Wednesday game on the
golf links at the Country club re-
suited yesterday in Mrs Arthur A.
VIII, winning the ball with low
score, while Mrs. Samuel H. Harris
made low score for the blind holes
Others who played or joined the
lolayer, a, luncheon were Mrs. Wells
lW Miller. Mrs. George Frederick
tson. Mrs. I. S. Mahan, Mrs. Carl
tWell,. Mrs. +. b. Cockwll. Mrs
John W. Choa,c. Mrs. w. y. Nc
CIain. Mrs. A. Martin Kingksde. Mrs.
LLOYD y. Grant Mrs. Homer n.
,Boardman, Mrs. Arthur K. Linga-
felt, Mrs. c. X. Boardman of Kansas
CITY, Dudley Tying. Mrs. Ken
w. Sharel Mrs ! +. Dingee and
SMr, Robert p. Inpli,.
i DR. J. A. Robertson OF New York
arrived Tuesday for few days y''i,
with his sister, Mira c. Sidney
Tucker and Mr.. Tucker OF "a West
Fourteenth street
=, ~ =, c. 4
X .xM Anu M" v,. L,'v.u " ' ~
have as their guest tor the week END
the latteIs sister, Mrs u. n. ha7'
ris OF Weatheriord, who VII arrive
ttis evening
A. , ~, vc =, ,,o,
w N. u,,.,, ."a an , NJ, t 10y. =, :" 49,, 49,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
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N Y NU HINT
Breakfast.

MENU HINT
Breakfast
Baked Apple
French Toast Ntrnp
Coffee
Luncheon.
leg Omclet
Fried Sweet Potatoes
Peach Shoftcakc Cocoa
Dinner.
Baked Fish. Sauce Ia Creole
Potatoes an Gralln
Home Canned String Beans or
Tomatoes
Roman Salad Lemon Meunguc
Co,ler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Tried Recipes

Baked Fish. Sauce a la Creole-Iwo
to three pounds of fish-elther steak
or large fish split: 2 tablespoon
drlpplngs, tablespoons chopped
green peppers ] teaspoon salt little
papfika, a pinch Of cloves, allsplce
and nutmeg. ! tablespoon chopped
parsley tablespoon caramel
After the fish has been scaled and
the head and tail removed. split and
remove the backbone and small bones
at top and bottom Wash and dry;
put N shallow pan that which has
been brushed with a little dfippingS
skin side down Cover with sauce
and bake 25 $3.50 minutes Place on
hot platter with border OF mashed
potatoes sprinkle with parsley and
little paprika
Sauce is made as follows: Put the
. drlpplngS IN pan add onions and pep
cr>. iry until tender but not brown
hdd tomatoes, spices and seasoning
boil ~ minutes then add tablespoon
flour rhlckcnng and ! cup OF water
boil 5 minutes. mash through stralner
Baked Apples-Peel and core tn,
apples, Then roll them first III melted
butter then IN sugar. Put them in a
bultercd pan. sprinkle with sugar. add
little water and bake until done
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

Mrs Ernest + Bicknell who IS IN
charge OF Red Cross bureau in Paris,
has been decorated by the quccna OF
Belgium for distinguished service
Mrs. Bicknell is not the only member
Of her family engaged in war work
They all seem TO be busy IN one
branch or another. Her husband has
recently been in charge Of Belgian re
lief work for the Red Cros, and their
daughters are doing canteen work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

small bottle Of Danderine costs but few cents At
any store II stops falling hair itching scalp and ends
dandu besides doubles the bsauty Of your hair max
Ing appear twice Is heavy thick and abundant Try III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

BY supef-Ta1, i7s Million Dollars.
lONDON.-Ihe supef-tax (on the
regular British income tax OF " per-
cent for the financial year ending
March 81 brought in Hs million dol
lars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
AUCTION SALE
Samuel Fl. Lunt, Auchoneer.

Auction sale of residence property
in Rosemont. Pursuant to the terms
of deed of trust bearing date OF
March It'll, 1918, and recorded in
deed book 1877, page ia, of the land
records of the county of AlNandrla,
Va, given by Sutcr and Slaymaker,
Incorporated, to the undersigned
trustee to secure the payment of
certain promissory negotiable notes
therein setforth, default having beer
made in the payment of some OF
The said notes, and at the request
and by the direction of the holder
thereof. the undersigned, trustee, will
offer for sale at public auction at the
ROYAL street entrance to the Market
Building. on THURSDAY, April oath,
1919, at II NJ, all those TWO LOTS
OF GROUND WITH IMPROVE
MENTS THEREIN in Rosemont, Va,
and described as follows: All Of lot
numbered Ii and the west half OF
lot numbered Is n block 4, in Sec,
ton |, of Rossmont, plat Of which
is duly of record in the land record:
of the county of Alexandria II deee
book No. 119, page 366, and BEN!
the same lots of ground conveyed
bv the Rosemont Development Com
parry, Incorporated, to Suter an
Slaymaker, Incorporated, by deed.
Terms of sale: Cash. Convcyan
cling, including revenue stamps, a
the cost ;of the purchaser.
ARTHUR S&OWDEN, TRUSTEE
S5-13t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
TALES OF SORROW
American Red Cress Mission Finds
Thousands Starving and
Dying of Disease

Warsaw, April 10.-Pit;ful tales
Of the distress and suffering through
out Eastern and Southeastern Po-
land were brought here by mem
bers of the American Red Cross
Mission who have just returned
from an eight day tour of lnspsc-
ticn, daring which they covered l,500
miles and distributed food, clothing
and medicines in twenty cities and
Numerous villages. Everywhere they
found typhus, the ravages of which
had rGac tically wiped out whole
towns, and in a great many places
smallpox and trachona we're pTev2-
!crlt, ep:dem:cs of the latter diseases
threatening because CT the manner
in which sick mad well are herded
.cgctiler in many homes.
In many Of the isolated villages
starvirg peasants lined the roadside
snd begged for food. For weeks
hey had been living on an imita-
lion bread made from potato peel
ings, dirty rye and the bark of
trees. but when the Red Cross ar
rived the supply of these ingredients
had been exhausted The greatest
suffering and destitution was en-
couHtercd in Pinsl,. situated in the
unhealthy Pripet marshes, 200 miles
cast of Warsaw IN four years the
population of Pinsk has been re-
duced from $4,000 to 25,000 ana OF
the latter 500 are down with typhus:
lacking medical attendance and
proper nursing care. Disease and
hunger were found in every house
visited. An inspection of the orphan
asylum disclosed SIXTY children at
ficted with typhus. Five of sixteen
occupants of one house succunibed
to the disease in one week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
CoUNCIL-MANAGER PLAN
(Cortinued from Page One9

900. The first year found S3o0,oO0
worth Of property exempt from
taxation without legal reason. The
purchasing department. yielded great
returns, and expenses for purchas-
ing had been more than paid by cash
discounts alone. During first two
wears plans saved the City over $l25,-
900.
Wheeling, West Virginia, population
1900, at the end Of the first year
lnrler the Counci!-Mahager Pan, with
/ decrease of revenue Of over $4,000
lad no outstanding warrants for the
irst time since October 1911, al
chcugh the new government inherited
$4,000 Of unpaid warrants from the
old system.
San jose, California, population
10000 ended first year with $4,000
unencumbered balance in treasury,
without any increase in taxation or
source of revenue.
St. Augustine, Florida, population
! 1860. Finances placed on sound bust
1ess basis. Floating debt reduced TO
$4,000. Purchasing centralized with
material saving. Many improvements
ra.c under new system.
Ioakun, Texas, population i,2oo.
acreascd tax value 8 per cent; de-
creased tax rate 10 cents; decreased
bonded Indebtedness Il per cent; IN
creased permanent improvement OF.
Of general fund % PEI. cent.
Fredericks, Virginia, population =
600, wiped out floating debt Of owe"
$4,000 first year, ard in four years
| reduced bonded debt over $4,000.
The meeting TO be held in the au-
f. tfitorium Ct the Chamber Of Commerce
Monday night, to discuss questions II
regard to the City Manager Plan OF
Government, as submitted by the
citizens Committee, is attracting ccn-
siderable attention. This matter Is
i cf deep Interest TO tax payers ana
!. voters, ard mas 20 do with the handl'
ing of the c;ty's business. The Gil
zens committee hopes that the atten
ance at this meeting will show ina
!! the citizens are taking proper IN
: terest in their affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
VICTORY LOAN. DRIVE READY
Confirmed From Page One9

les King and T. E. Dyson, commit
tee on placards and posters; Gardner
L. Boothe and A. D. Brockett, com
nittee on four minute men; Carroll
Pierce, Julian Y. Williams, Judge
S. G. Brent and C. S. Taylor Burke
committee on public meetings ana
arrangements; Robert L. Payne, Rev
Dr.. E. Y. REGISTER, 7. E. Dyson, COM
nlittee on Sunday drive; Fl. A. Stew
art, E. +. TIGER and NJ. L. Bowen;
Ralph A. Steel, w. II. Reed, COM
irittee on moving pictures; George
Z. Warfeld, Joseph E, Schwarzmann,
l. II. Dudley, committee on Booths
B. Wei:, L. Ruben, Charles W. hlngI
committee on street banners; John /,
Harrison and E. L. Allen, commit
tee on organizations; john II. Trim
yer and J. William May, committee
on frate,nal organizations; S. w.
Pitts, John G. Graham and Charles
w. King, committee on honor roll and
business houses; Miss Nellie Uhler,
committee en- honor roll; Mrs. Percy
Evans and Miss Nellie Uhler, women s
committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
WOMEN URGE PUNISHMENT
(Cortinued from Page One)

separate military codes. A joint court
martial would thus be constituted,
.apable of dealing with offenders Of
the first or military and naval class.
Concerning the political offenders,
il is said that tribunal is not nee
,s=ary ard would be ineffective, ow-
ing to the legal immunity CT politl-
al offenders. Therefore it is main
tanned that the acton against Napo-
Icon l furnishes a precedent for the
determination of the Allied course as
general measure of policy.
In the case of Napoleon there was
no trial, but he was confined on the
Island of st. Helena as genera!
measure of policy for the tranquility
If Europe. Some such general policy
* designed to reach ex-Emperor Will
liam and other political offenders
with Belgium or another country
against which the political offerse:
charged were chiefly directed act
ing for the purpose of securing the
extradition Of the individual as a pre-.
'iminary to putting the general policy
! into effect.
A petition asking for the punish,
r!ent of the Germans responsible fc'
the deportation of women from Lille
Roubaix and Tourcoing in the spring
IF 1916 viii soon be handed to III:
Peace Conference. It is signed by IS.
600 women, including Nine Castor
| Calnette and Mrs. Anna Roosevelt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-04-19
S.4-i3t
AUCTION SALE


Court Commissioners Sale. Dwell
ing House and Lot Number 52I
North Alfred Street, Alexandria,
Virginia.
By virtue of decree of the Cir
cult Court for the city of Alexan-
ciria, Virginia, at its March Term.
A. D., 1919. in the cfaniery suit OF
Thomas H. Jameson and others YER
sus Alline Jameson Morgan, the IN
dcrsirned Commissioner OF Sale VIII
offer for sale By public auction IN
frcrst Of the premises, on iRlDA>.
MAY End, 1919 at 800 o'clock p. H.
the following described lot IL the city
of Alexandria:
BEGINNING at a point on the east
side of Alfred Street % feet south
os peDdleton Street and at the cen
ter Of the partition between the
house on the lot hereby described an2
Of the house On the lot adjoining or
the rl2rth, and running thence SOUTH
lon Alfred Street IA feet, thence cas-
parallel with Pendleton Street ~
! feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide thence
north parallel with Alfred Street Il
feet. thence west parallel with Pen
dleton Street 80 feet to the begin
,1;r,r, improved by frame dwelling
| house, and being the land conveyed
10 Sarah A. Jameson by deed dated
February IT, 1893, and recorded Il
Deed Book 30 at Page 253, OF tn
Land Records of the City of AleXan
dria.
Terms of sale: One third cash ant
the balarlce Of purchase price i
ecual irsta..merts payable in on
and two years with interest at 81:
per cent per annum, TO be secured b
!, deed of trust upon the property 500
!; or all cash at tie option Of the pur
: chaser. A deposit Of s108 required Q
: the purchaser at the time Of sale. A
convcyanclng and revenue stamps :