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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Mother Tear child tsaf nAtuyMliy
cress and peevtsA See II teAxNA In
seased, this IN sure saSa The little
stomach liver and eoEsls nsed 3
cleansing Ut enees
when lisstexA pale. fessrssh. run NJ
cold BREATH bad. threat sore. anexnt
vat. sacer ar Mes aataswsass hss stnsa-
aeA%Achs. aiarrhms. fwtnenahes. xrnr
de liver ana hsmsi eicsnssa. shvasa
siwsss he TIT As~s- sss~s@aat gaxrn.
Nothing equals "Cailfarnia Syrup NJ
Figs" for eAlldrwns Ills; gss~ 4 ten.
xro~nful, aud In few hours Ill the
fcul waste, sour bile mad fexncnfinx
fc<d which II claTred In The bowels
rassea cut Of the syxtvna, and ySa
have \ well and playful child again.
All children ieve this harmiesA DELI
cisus fruit laxative" and h Mwvsr
fails to effect a Goed @inssde'' clears
tng. nisecslassa fas Ashans. chiiaens
of oil ages and wro~n'ups ere plainly
on the hntiir.
Keep n handy In ypar hosao A little
given to-day saves a kack child sosnaf-
row, ha, re, the genuine Ask year
druggist f@fs's k4sytYs IN sv'ai'sasstsx4
Syrup If Figs,- ,hrn see that II In
made by tho California Eaa Syrup
Company ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
THIRTY SAILORS ARE
SAVED FROM WRECK.
srEA.M YACHT aoaAiRE srRIkGA
RCeks orr r-E coAsr o.
SCOTLAND.
sRiTlsn sEAMEH GO DOWN
An ~ osssssrs ana Aessc Of Crew Leo
sAssssa sseet Mas ANs~eksn~ arsn q.
Ners On sssssa2y leave Ea
Rease sse~es.

iScn9cn Two AaHarsa and ssseay.'
saiaors wsfs asowa~d lass week a. tho
tesaa Of tAs kass Ssf the nrssiah sssasa
yacht ieassse s:t staFas~~y. Scotland,
The zach. haA see sAisass CO board.
Thsy we're ON New Year'x halliday
s@aye
The vessel ssrask en- the aanxeroas
Fecks knewa ~ the s'saeasts az halm. !"
asar aseFEaway hxrssf, and oniy ssost
~ at them were saved Many oi these
we're terribly injured In their efforts
10 reach The shore All the Officers
and sEe~ u the IelAise wefu las;
The lelarie vas = vessel u sss tara
!, waa bull, In isee and hvfnre the war
belonged 10 the ESTATE ot the late Sir
nnaala caFriss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
TRIBUTES REFLECT FEELING.
Washington stirred Profoundly ny
~~ Coz. AooseSslsa- p~ssh. .. Az. ,.,,.,

Washington ' Members Of the eabt
net diplomats, senators and represent
a,Ivca aud others prominent In public
iiis issued statements reflect ing the
ptotoUtid faeling stirred III the capital
by the nees ~ Col Rooauyelts death
All expressed their sorrow and paid
tribute 10 the former president as Il
great figure in life
Vice President Marshall said Il an
No. ons Ut those who have no feeling
or regret over the death 81 man who
occupied No large Aad prominent Il
place In the political and public affairs
Of American llt0 az did the Late Pres.
dent Roosevelt. simply by reason OF
the tact that did not agree with him
In HIS political views and did not ap
prove NJ hls theories ~ statesmanshlp
Tho greatest safety To he republic
arIses from the sharp clashes OF men
wbosu IDEAS are as far apart AZ the
poles This clashing Of ideas enables
the common people at large 10 pursue
a midtle course
The late president undoubtedly will
leave 4 permanent impress upon Amer
lean HE lie WAS a h1rn fighter
Secretary paniels The death n tx
Pra,ident Roosevelt removes one Of
The ahltst dynamite forces this country
has produced lie has blsted new
paths aud refused to he fettered by
conventions
original, forrstui courageous. he
Was tho monitor ot rNllions vi hIs la.
low citisana. who will miss his insptr
Ing leadership, 10. Its last days
were saddened h. the death OF his
brave son. who gave his life for his
country hut his devotion Ia trio cause
for which the young man died gave
him ability 70 rejoice in his courage
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
TENNESSEE BOYS
WILL COME HOME
TNiRriETH DIVISION WILL RE.
ruas ON TIE eIRsv AsAtLA
aLE STEAMERS.
MARCH Announces NEWS
.ors Million Three Hundred ard Ses'
snsy-NEne ThouaAas Released Foe
GARY observation-disclosures 6fo..
,1 900 Already. Released. ...,

Washington War department oftr
siAis stated that. according to cseled
Information. tho Thtr(ss,h Division ~
III sairfst was 4'asfffag aF7ifsse "Tatix I'm
e,ades the Fitty-tiith ARTILLERY BRIG.
sds, ~asch is coni paaea o. ths iistb.
ia ard IlSth Artillery Tic Two ether
3itistoas prderd home are the Thirty.
seventh ana the Ninety first, the three
divisions comprising s3.oeo mea The
iitth Artillery has battery from
aemphis and ii entirely a Memphis
snit The il5th IN ,se old First Ten.
nessee and alE TIA tavity Of i,s mem.
aershlp Ia trnm Memphts and Wes,
Tennessee Luke Les il colonel Of the
iitth and Harry Perry Is the eounei
81 the llath lteut f'ol bacon IN With
the ll5'h During the wsr the Hath
backed w six different divisions 7,
vas IN The NJ MsNie' drive and In the
4erribI" fighting ia the Argnghe west
" the Met&o river The llhsh Was en-
der fire mere than 80 da(s and was in
the firing line mere than 20 days on
the day ot the srr1lstice IL was In an
artillery duel with German beavies 90
,hs Ecrdun Me,E sector
Decentralization III tn. ARM is an-
preaching is final phases with the
breaking up Of ths combat divisions In
this country and the issuance OF or
dess for early retarn Of inc first three
fighting divisions from France
Gsa- ,Mayeh. eaief Of staff aanoanc
ed Gen rershIng had designated the
Thirtieth and Thirty *ev~n,h national
guard and the Sinrtyfirst national
army, divisions for early return, while
in the home training camps ~. 500 men
Of tbs combat divisions. here,otors
held intact had been ordered dis
charged
The three overseas divisions with
The headquarters troops 81 MAJ Gen
Read Second Corps also designated
for return. total ~ 0oa men Gen
March said that, including these diyss
inns. the total nu,n her Of men avslls
bie for discharge VAS / .5rs 200 and That
n .gl Officers ard 10 800 men had been
mastered oct
The Thirtis,h includes national
e4sta rpGps from Tennessoe. Nor'a
Ca1olina ard Soi;h ,arpltus ,Ae Thif
~ setenta ONO aHd West NlrTlFsa
euarasmen and the Ntaes tivst pa
liac coan troops
These thrre entire iivislaas and ,aa
Second Corp headquarters wa3ch %
Grated VIII The att,ssa army III FiAa.
ders under MAJ Gen Read, have been
added 10 the priority list and xsll be
returned home SIS shipping becomes
svsiIsele
Units abroad assigned u early eon
vav in addition to those already em
ha ske4 uow total 20 @5e
Decentralization o. tas army .. hons
has row Feaehei the last class, the
conlaa. divisions Orders fer The
breaking no a. these rn.a already
tRye b~ea sent cat and the task WI
arSse rcd gradually ande- week To ~esk
tssirs a;tnas o. tire aGrnbeF TO be le
cut
The prosrsxs ~ Decentralization r. BE-
ing Hatnsslast. offscts. reports sAcw,
sn incnmpleiF tetai Eivirg $50 $ss Il 80
and srsst cf-trers 1tschSrrrt sy 10
January 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
SIX Thousand Of Which HAN Are Sick

Newport News. Va Approximately
5000 officers and men more than halt
~ whom are wounded or sick werv
landed here from the army transports
aeolius and Rtnjrdam from France
The Aeolius brought S,T1a stCk ard
sonndea enlisted meh. 70 sick ami
wG-rnded efylters and 5S casual Off
GERS Aboard tina RiindSm were I.lG0
wounded aud sick officers aud men.
'tNt '"asRal rcs1sts,sn5'as' 80 h{.sAte.
headquarters coast artillery corps
}Sth aud Iath anti asrrraft sections
taa the liIth ammunition train
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
FORMER PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT IS DEAD
PASSES AWAY IN EAHIY MORN
INC At HIS SYCAMORE
AlIL HOME.
U. s. FLAGS AT HALF-MAST
Az MasAingtaa at4sesd prataua&iy ~
Col Rocseyelta peatIl-.- r Fjbatcs
Reflect FeciinS Funeral
Without peme.

ostsr Bay. ~ Y~ca.nHel Theodore
Roosevelt died at his home, Sasamors
HI, at Alb m. January q
A eliot Of blood en- The heart caused
his death. II was said The colonel rc.
tired Sunday night feeling well Ths
end Vas peaceful, Several members
OF the family were 1t the bedside
Tho body Of Col Theodore Roose
selt, twaaty sixth president ot the
United States. was laid 10 rest without
pcmp or ceremony In Youngs memo
r'al cemetery tn this village He was
buried on tnci! overlooking Long
island Sound. a plot which hw and Mrs
Roosevelt selected soon after be lsfl
this whits house '.-.'.r'
In tho words OF the clergyman who
conducted the funeral service. Amer
cas- mos, typical American, known In
every corner OF tbs earth, went 10 his
graso as q quiet. democratic. Christian
country gentleman. beloved by his
nttghbnrs."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

a.asdos. ~f1ylnx a RrSissA airplsas
~ Ipswich. Capt Lang established \
new altitude record. rcNchsas a hetxht
of sassy tces, Observer Blowers. who
accompanied Capt Lang, collapsed
when his oxygen bottle broke, bot re,
covered Both men were fsest bitten
duTtng their flight
Dayton Capt. II w Schroeder. "a
Arrrrtrxn rsscs VI tsV" Wilbur Wright
aviation tisla. held the altitude Fecerd
fast sroksn by Cap, tAas lie reached
an altitude Of $500 feet on Sept rs.
isls, cnaiss down nsar Canton, Ohio
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

W'sssinstcs TIE Tary apartment
az 2e@acet ;sAt 81 aestrpFers and sew.
&c saasnariass are ar safg wsy 10 the
ia tie asr, 10 aars. bat tie sshma-
Should aT-ire Al heir soZne - - ~i'A.
reached tals cea-tyr tr3z5 'oreirS
res are 90, expected To -p.1eh 1A.-
ecancvv 'nr aE.os' three wesst
Exs; dsS'roy @-~ q Fl stos IN aS+tcr
s4y II Norton : ~; Sex Ta-s Eat y
TBS 1sete9 aa ts~se ~ 's Btcig
4 etA @t = Destroyer tafs ALREADY
s r- Sa-e
stgrs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
MORTALITY HAS INCREASED
Death Rstss ,nerrase Official Nor.
taIly Figures Resiee, Rsvaass
Of Recent EpsaewIss.

Washington Iligh weekly death
rates In the large caaiers os nopnla,
ton. continuing after the passing VI
ths siraisni stages us the infiuea1a
and pneumonia eptdemics. have greatly
Increased tho annual mortality records
Of the country for 1915
The figures ~ the federal suthOrt.
ties reprrsen, an annual rate per thou
sand estimated population Below are
given the statistical records Of 20 Of
the leading cities for 1915. a. com.
pared with 1917 rates
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Washington Flags were half mast
., the White House. the capitol and
all public buildings apoa the annnQnee
meet " tho death Of Col Roosevelt
And III respect to the MEMORY ~ the
focmct president and the commander,
ia.chls' Secretary napte's and Gen
Narta ordered Gags st halt mast on
eNery ship ana shore station oi the
navy and ~ everN army post aud camp
a; hnno and abroad
po,h Ael~es 81 congress adjourned
g. marx 81 rr$port, sf'ec adopting
regulations az regret At the death ot
Gel Roosevelt asd providing for tbs
appointment u committees &c attend
the tuSrcal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Havana TIE American tak~r TEN.
Ole r. Dcrr. frarn New Orleans for Co
1ca ~ ballast. Ard beading for Havana
TO obtain needed supplies. took fsfs
ars. wen. ashore In the sictnitY Of Co
fsruar. rsaf th1s city TIE yss took
u tie paats 6~e~ saE@er persisted
~hife lsaataS was t~iac made Ana
tao osAsts n tho cssw were missing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
LONDON REGRETS


I.antca The news Sf ths DEATH ~
farmet President Roosevelt became
kaewn in London thtoega cable MES
sase 10 he Assocssted Press here,
whith was immediately transmitted 10
ct4tlal circles, where sas keenest re
xret VAS expressed a. .hs news
Tse NaN Mall Gazette publishes a
borg biographical sketch ot he former
presided. concluding WITH the wefds
-ny ats death America loses great
ttt3ssa tNe stttrs a sced friend and
The worIi 4 vivid interesting Aad Write
persoaahiy that taa iii Re sgarra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

New York ANNOUNCEMENT Ia r5aa*
here by tbs Acre Clae ~ America that
Lieutenant commander +, y l.. Bel
singsr, reieTRn nsraI aviator. made
a nonstop flight Of eEI miles Al penss-
roia carrying five passengers The
flixht was IN cons petition fer the Curtis
r1 a.ina flying trophy, which Was won
hy Lseut. r. c RodusAa. Of the ma.
rine corps
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
p.s.r,w.ki Protected by rreops.

warsaw When Ignac~ Jan i'adsr'
swsli arrived tn Warsaw from resen
a great ,hraax Of pnims crowded tho
streets and sang aaa shouted a. tbs
pianist ana Polish leader nsade h,s
way 10 from the ststSpn 10 The Hp'si
W. here be war established hsadqaay.
s@xs. 10. Lila .sA4Aase. ;Erpakh, 'hs
streets v padercweki was preceded
and surrounded by troops 10 prevent
tho BotsheYik elaments from earring
cat their threat te attack htra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

lanten IA an article 81 sHsphaIld
tug the Sunday Observer states that
TIE total output Ut the United Mag
dom during 1918 q hoth naval and
mercantile Slips was rs vessels o!
i>1kui tons and ts&s.s9 horse
power
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Paris Two theaAxnt FYench SOL
GERS entered nw1ss~ss- the Hangarsan
capital. areosdinx to Telegram from
zu-icA TO the Tempo One detaehnen.
es-cupse. TIE castle os CeGr' KArgslyi.
wAers rteld Mzrshal gos Macxe=ssn
o. the German avay, In inte-r~e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Washing a. Near ADMIRAL \ v
Eare. Z 5 y retsro5 iHaa ~ Dis 1881.
5esN n IBIS ti'y AA:asral la-t a2&
t,,es oayaltsa - active f9'r tas SevS-
~ q 81 reserve -ttFs 5srlnE yzs ~
ss,1g 1t tAs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17
A,Fnlsr, u Exnti EremieR

Brussels The faelSisn minister It
Justice announces hat al foreigners OF
saanay origin who had relations vita
The Germans daring the war sill he
expelled from Belgium
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Ra.eish. y I William Harry
HasS. professor u education ~ the
University q virginia died there ct
ecgn pIieAtseas following irslRtHEs, a.,
cord .ng 10 a telegram received ny rela.
avss hera Vie was born asre IA
1878
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Hore -yhvtSa -Tsahs-. ~ saa Fran.
~Is-c isus3e~ 9. fb* lrtsr~ ssin-sl In.
.t4sste ~ kEyfC1iisre sy@ The Amer
,ar rslrswsts s5Te 10 ia p@ras1csi
tsas-8 A.ss Ase= ct pSsumanss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Rome President Wilson, telling
Srcup q ne~saspeFyaer q his CsSnver-
saticns with Sa-an Sonhine, tAe Italian
te-eisn minis er. sn3 Premier OTSanssc.
" quoted as saying our news On the
peaee r>,A'e1l s-s In complete accord
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

what dsss nature do when inoIs-
Iarc falls dury"
" suppose She collects II by iaaans
of grassy sanAs"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

No Woryus is Msssshy ChtiA
Al eAaAr~& trvsbs~4 vssA sussss kAss ~ -
hsAsshg ~es9e ~hiek Ihai esae~ yssS hsves AAt ~
rzA tk~s~ IL Es~sy ~ ie&s sAsserssA asstafSeh~s
unftynr TAefuk MHs chill TsssH aivss sssyaassy
fsy tse VI tks~~ s@@ss stss strirh tks AsssN TO-
SAhs Tssss vi ths xhMas stss~sa- Ess~y* wstf g.
yAvgs "a ~ slsf%s ihe vnvaeA ant ~ sid eiA -
u r~FfssA he~ssA fi~&AAas ~ saAa Gss esf b~stkA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

ar,as0set An allied force >onrcs-
e5 q Aassrtcsss Russians sud rolss
hast sSps advanced - aides south,
ward &k.ak ;An road ssa~iewtrg The
Ouexs ytyrr They aet VITA enas de-
shle resistance from tae Botshevta,
hat tsYuycd Uove than 4 dozen Vi
lsxes ara dld net sst agt.i .hty aS4
tssee tAe village * L's>seii
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

" ~ofann is patriotic .ste never
escorts her etlMs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-17

Men knew that mea are not b"rn
equal. but potsd, will admit II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
BON AIR

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
BUN AIR. July l2.-rhe dance given
at the pavilion on Friday night by the
mon OF the village was one OF the most
ENJOYABLE affairs Of the season Many
ou'-of-,own guests were present
Miss Mary Ferguson is visiting Mrs.
y. X. Holdcriy. Jr. at Buffalo Springs.
Mrs. Horace Smith and Miss Dor
othy Smith have been the recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen ,;oolsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Gillian. Jr..
and son. OF l.yuchburs. spent the last
weak with Or. and Mrs. T.. Il. McCluer.
Mr. Harvey Taylor is visiting the
Misses Powers.
Mrs. X. T.. Bridgctorth is staying in
Amelia the guest OF Mrs. Richard Mar
shall.
DR.. and Mrs Mcrriweather Ander-
son and children have been the recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boschen.
Miss Florence Chaplin. of Richmond.
was with Miss Margaret McCluer last
week.
Nj and Mrs. J Early Wood of New
York. are here with Colonel and Mrs.
Wood
Miss Marion Wood has returned from
n short visit 20 FluVanna County.
Miss Gertrude Ryland has returned
from u short visit TO Richmond
Mrs :. II Bransford Mr.. and Mrs
Harry iodenbaugh Of Altoona. were
with the Misses Moore last week
Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop has
been the recent CUES. OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Chisholm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
AMHERST

iSpocnl to The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. july l2.--Dr. Roy
*. Flanagan, OF Richmond. addressed
a meeting of the Prince William Red
Cross Chapter Monday evening in the
interest Of comprehensive health
mitt"d itself. The Red Cross has
agreed TO furnish - county nurse.
Rev. a stuart Gibson has returned
from visit 10 relatives in Hichmond.
lieutenant Martin Edward Lynch.
who recently returned from France.
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. T..
II. Lynch.
Rev. Robert l.. Lewis and family. Of
idaho Fans. Idaho. are spending the
summer with Mrs Lewis parents. Mr..
and Mrs James Birtett.
lieutenant Edward iIinmar, Of
Charleston. ". Va, was the recent
guest of Mrs f.. X. Coles and her
Mrs. J. r. Beale and Miss Laura
Beale have returned from a short stay
in Richmond.
Mrs. samuel Buxton. Of Newport
News. was Il recent guest of Captain
ana Mrs. c. -. s. ClarkSon
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas ". Howard
are spending month in tn. West,
visiting relatives in Chicago. Kansas.
Ok!ahoina aud Texas.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Price. Of IVY and Miss
shannon Maloney. Of Washington. We're
recent guests OF Mrs. \. a Maloncy.
Mrs. ". T.. Downing, Of Washing ton
ms been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. hylor.
Mrs. Bryan Gordon and her little son
r. q. kolneT former county farm
agent. has returned To his former home
~ stanton. lie was accompanied by
his son, Ralph ko.ncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
WOODSTOCK

,tSpecial to The Times -Dispatch.l
WoODSTpCk, VA. July l2.-Mrs r
a Warriner and little daughter have
returned from 4 visit TO relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Levinson have re-
turned 10 their home in Baltimore after
Visit TO Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Wender.
q. +. Emerson has returned from a
ten days visit 10 Baltimore, New York
and Philadelphia.
Miss Caroline Pence has returned
rom an extended visit TO her brother.
DR.. Charles Pence. of Philadelphia
Or. William Campbell, of Owings
Mills. Md. Colonel and Mrs. Mooreland
OF baltimore. and Bean Campbell. OF
oklahoma. were recent guests of
friends IN Woodstock.
Mrs. w. II. Causey has returned TO
her home at the Reformed Church par
sonaEe after attending the summer
school OF missions at Wilson College,
Cham bcrsburg, Pa.
Allen Alber; and Milton Lambert
have returned from a brief visit to
Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. crist. Of
MONTGOMERY. Ala. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Pence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
CROCKETT SPRINGS

ck s55siii: Z s Fl !;?ss * JSy
uated as il is in the vicinity OF noun
lawn covered with shade trees. is an
idea. place to spend ones summer va
cation. the wide. vineclad porches
around the hotel proper acc charming
open-a!r rooms. where guests sli
discussing the topics Of the day, The
hotel ~ nling rapidly. There arc new
arrivals da!ly and NAM are expected
the batter part OF this month
Among the more recent arrivals are
NJ. and Mrs. l.. K. Hammond and three
children from Roanoke Tney AT" DC.
and "ll be. here for an indefinite time
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \ LOOMS, OF New
ror, News, are among the arrivals this
Norfolk is always generous. and
sends many interesting and attractive
members OF her community, 70 Crock
uted 20 the number already. here Mrs
Mrs, s S wilkins.
Thomas. OF Roanoke. are attractive
members OF the younger SET here
Miss Alice White. ,ot shawsvii!e. is
visiting Mrs. and Miss Thomas at
Bcechwood cottage.
H. II. Gwa;hmey ard L. w. Hancock.
OF Roanoke. are spending their sum
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X King. Of
winston salem, y. c; Thomas j King
and James Thomas. Of Roanoke. were
weekend a. the Springs.
The many friends o: Dr and Mrs.
Waite: Jameson, of Roanoke: were
doctor spent the week end. Mrs
Jameson Will be here for some weeks,
Miss Jeffrcys, Of Roanoke. has joined
Mrs, James Is. Bo;ts party. and viii
be here for short stay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-13
ASHLAND

As lfi.l 70 J Ths T sMr Dis Io5
Y W. Newman have returned from
Ellcrson where they attended on Thurs
day. the Williams Dickinson wedding.
Mrs. Richard < G. Sandc-son and
liite grandson. OF Ancland. are guests
OF Mrs q II pugdalc.
The Boy Scouts Will leave on Mon
DAY for cam..n- trip TO King and
guests Misses Bland Gary. Of Rich
m"nd: Elo!s" Blasingame. Mary Car
ter. cara DuSdale, MARY Lydia Quarlcs
and Mrs G. H. ouarles vii! act as
Mrs w. w Smith. Of Lvnchhurg.
Was the recent guest OF Mrs. Josie
Wright.
Miss Martha No!le lief, Thursday br
Washington after spending some time
here with Mrs. James Harris.
Dr; George Rice was here this week
Mrs. Floyd Tucker. Jr., and Master
Floyd Tucker viii leave Monday for
Wayncshoro TO spend some time
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Vaughan and
Master Nirgin:us Vaughan are on a
motor trip TO Louisa County
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Smith. Of Rich
mond are guests OF Mrs. n. T. Gath
right.
delightful hay-rldc to Newman's MIL.
on Wednesday night supper was serv-
Cd and dancing enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phantom have
returned from trip 10 New York
Miss Julia Weisiger leaves this week
for visit to freds in New York and
Yonkcrs.
Miss Elizabeth Williams is spending
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l.ai'rade. Of Richmond. is visitor
here
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Doughty
have returned from a, visit 70 Hampton
Mss Mary l.. Goode OF Coiuin bia
; g. is visiting Mrs. j. w Edmonds
Miss Hendenta Fletcher has returned
from visit to Cape Charles.
Mrs. l.. T. Koenig and son. Charles
son. Adolph Kocng.
Rev: and Mrs. J. W. Lacy, Of Roanoke
City. Md, were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin l.. Nelson have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Nelson. Of Wilmington. Del. and Mrs
James Francesconi and Miss Edna
NcCrackcn. Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Chamblin. Of Hern-
don: Miss Helen Cummins. of Fair
TAX County: Mr.: Lewis Bradshaw. and
were here TO attend the Chamblin- Mel
son wedding.