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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-04
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
~cllNcHERS.

After = successful operation, you
: can't refuse to pay the doctor.
: Don't be I three-quartsrs horse.
: They don't "pay OF" anywhere
: except at the finish.
Americas fighter. didn't quit;
" the full subscription Of the Vic
: tory Liberty Loan will mean that
: the "stay-at.homes" have the same
: spirit.
ey our unstinted spending o.
: money we shortened the war and
: saved hundreds Of thousands Of
: lives. Shall we hesitate to pay
: the biIls7 No. W. Will thank God
: and buy TO OUR UTMOST.
Congress has appropriated ST.
: ooo,ooo,o0o to pay our farmers the
: difference between the market and
: the guaranteed price OF wheat.
/" The Northwest's share Of this diff
: ren will be a Quarter OF 4 Biz
= lion Dollars-more than we will
: be asked to subscribe to the Vic
: tory Liberty Loan. Who can refuse
: to loan the Government money
: that will be put right back into cir
: culation among us this fall7 We
: will get the money back and still
: have fine, safe, intsrest-pay!ao Sc
: curities. THIS WON'T TAKE
= MUCH PATRIOTISM.
: "There 10 no limit 70 the duty OF
"a man where his country needs
= him."
: Can you look the boy from lover
: there" In the eye II you fail to do
: your share In paying the bills that
: saved his Iife7
= BY saving and subscribing to the
: Victory Liberty Loan only can you
: do your duty to your Government
: and prove that your patriotism
: Is the kind that works even when
: your son Or brother Or yourself 10
: not In danger.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-04

-. "A. : mOuQ 8QQ llCtlo sons,
Howard and Winifred Of Wayza.
ia, Minnesota, arrived Wednes-
day for a few days visit at the
Raymond home.
The Red Cross committee are
busy this week collecting cloth
ing for Europe's needy people.
Wednesday afternoon, when
Mr.. Shroyer and daughter Elsie
and Miss Arten were starting
for home, the team they were
driving became frightened and
they were thrown out Of the bug.
gy near the r. Ohm home. They
escaped without serious injury,
but buggy and harness were
broken.
Mrs. Micheal Larson spent
Wednesday in Summit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
Slaathaug.
The F.. B.. Stanton family are
moving this week to Appleton,
Mimi.
Mrs. Archer, a daughter OF
Mrs. A. G.. Nelson and two chill.
dren are at the Nelson home just
east OF town and are quite sick.
The speech given by Adam
Bede Friday evening was well
attended and we'll received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Matteson
visited with Mrs. G.. H. Matte.
son at the Webster hospital this
week.
Garfield Nelson loaded a car
for Milbank this week, he is NOV
ing on to his farm near Milbank.
Winnie Davis was a passenger
to Waubay Tuesday evening.
Senator Amsden was d Sum.
nit caller Friday evening from
Milbank.
Cyril Micklebost visited here
between trains with his parents
on his way to Browns Valley,
where he goes back to work in
the same store where he was
engaged before responding to
Uncle Sans call for service.
Mrs. F. F. Roberts of Twin
Brooks was a business caller
here Monday.
Miss Ada 1'ollifson returned
home from Milbank Friday even.
ing.
Rev. N. K. Larson closed his
series of meetings here Sunday
and departed Mon6ay for other
Rev. A. K. Tollifson is not
very well this week.
The Elliot family moved this
week into the Arnold house.
Carl Lein was quite sick this
with a fever of 1O4, but is
now better.
Archie Porter of Milbank call
ed on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Hicks sold her resi-
dence property here this week
to Mr.. Failing, senior, she will
spend the summer with relatives
here in South Dakota, and go to
Wisconsin this fall to visit a
aud granddaughter.
Donald Briggs returned from
hospital this week much
improved.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-04

You are hereby notified that there
will be on examination for second
and third grade certificates held Ut
the court house in Milbank, April
II and Is. 1872. Work will begin
ct $50 D. IA.
Carrie II. Leavitt. Co. Supt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-04-04

THINK IN ISrrREsr-sAvE-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
HELP have
A MERRY CHRISTMAS

The annual Christmas dance and
banquet given by the p. Lorillard
company for their coiored employees
vas held last night at the plant At
Twenty-foprth and Cary streets. OF
The one thousand and fifty colored
Employees Of the plant. ono thousand
aad fifty were present Everyone was
z essed In holiday attire and their
smilinS conferences old OF their
ncr feelings
During the evening songs, religious.
,.imental and otherwise were rem
tered by eoloist, quartet, and
..nGuses After these exercises "a
ny elaborate banquet was served in
he dining room OF the plant, which
IS attractircly decorated with flags,
ming, ana V@2lgrcnns.
After the banquet dancing was in
der and tha latest steps were de-
racnstrated NJ the folks CT color.
.siusic was furnished by the Jazz Of
>iiestra o. the plant and was thor
@aghly enjoyed by everyone.
As the wee small hours approached
and the curfew tolicd the knell of
coming dag the gay participants be-
san. 10 turn their footsteps home
.sard. feeling that Christmas was
worth waiting for by those employed
by II. Lcrillardx company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
BIG GR|D|RON GAME
ON NEW YEARS. DAY.
ny .LEFTY FLYNN


Los Angeles. Cal. Dec sS.---fIAYvArd
ard Oregon will meet in Pasadena on
New Years day in what prom lac" - he
tile greatest football battle eve: fought
between the East and West.
II is hard TO believe that sither team
were playing before THANKSGIVING
hnai sames, then breaking tra.r'n~
on!s to jump back into the old grind
again. 10 few weess'p
cages for the mos. ea-t ..''e-
Of thousands or more miles on train.
Harvard and sOrea 9s4 -,S4a,
feel the stra.n cons .1erably
oregon. however, will have the iun.o
on Harvard. AS far as becoming ae4't-
mated with the California weather The
D.r.Sag nnivcrsis - ,,ss3, II 4;
ground for the. r. or part Of week
while Harvard CA ; ,4Ht, -. /
n itsep Is "a areai asset IN the web
fcars favor and which may coart '
great deal on the onenins day Of 1920,
Oregon has a really great football
machine and I look for the Crimson to
get their biggest surprise Of both the
Cd year and the nav AN ouGr m
opinion inferior TO some Of her teams
ON lew years ago. the claims OF Har-
ward 70 a"nren1e eastern hrnrrs
great weight. All season the n,en $50,
t4mbr'dse have played good football.
Kicking nc dct:bt y a. al
r>rterce with r. Horween and Steers
sharing the donors, IT," worh - .t-e
k'ekere should be a big factor Ia lead
ipx ~ tU . s.a:c
Harvard's line Just prior ~ the Vale
game was said tn be well nigh perfect
Whichever te 81 il o,ItcAsst 80 tatfsa
advantage Of the breaks that team
should win. Oregon may however I'm
cork asttwilderin- r:tack. ~ t1nMis ~
an~thing Harvard has run W. against.
IN that event the crimson will have its
hands nore than full ~ all event%A.he
winner viii have been through a close,
fc' NV contested ran1e of football with
tho result in doubt until the last vhis-
tie has blown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
REID AND VUNCk I.
VS.. THE WH|TMAKS

Ey gaining forty-one pin lead IA
the initial game at the Palace alleys
Reid and Vunck last nigh. successfully
defended their title Is city tenptr dou.
E'es champions by defeating Whit
Whitman and his son. RAYMOND, by
~ enty-six- pin margin in the six gamA
match III
Al the conclusion Of the three games
at the. ralaca drives the Champions
wore leading by sixteen pins.
In the opening game at the pietsch
alleys they increased their lead to sixty
rms. but the whitmans by splendid
shnoting in their last game cut this
lead TO twenty-six pins. -
A peculiar feature of this match was
hat the WhitMans won three and tied
one OF the six games. but in the two
games in which they We're defeated the
defeats were so decisive that the total
pins went 10 the city champions
Whit Whitman was the champion pin
sT flier Of the evening. getting Il5t
REID followed closely on Wits trail
with has The following is the score
OF tho match
Re.d--15s. i7s. 1873, 1855 sss 1896;
vunck-lsa. lss, sos. lsa. $50. 1873:
average 17S-2
". Whitman--1ss. iss, 1911. 100. 212,
ecS average. 1872.
r. Whitman--12l. 1871. 1874, 1874. 1872.
9!6 average, 1870.
In hts final appearance in match
games on the local drives. Frank Reid,
his partner. Pop" vunok, gained for
w saven-pin load In the three games
az the .pietsch alleys when they
stacked UP against Bill Bailey and
Monk" Wade, who In former years
acid the city doubles championship. The
to,-owing Ia the score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
ADMIRAL JONES ALSO
DECLINES AWARD

Ncwror; r. l., Dec 2G.--Vtce- Ad-
riral Hilary ?. Jones, now in COM
mand Of the first division of the At
iantic feet has followed the exam
pla of Admiral Sims in declining to
accept the award OF the distinguished
service cross and making a written
protest 10 Secretary Daniels against
the award 10 the forces ne command
Cd during tho war Admiral Jones
was in command OF the first natol
squadron and also Of thu Newport
News division of the cruiser and
transport service.
CapIai III Raymond p. Hasbrouck.
who commanded a transport which
was torpedoed and sunk has written
Secretary Daniels asking that his
name be stricken from the list %
awards Of tho navy cross.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
STEALS 0P|uM.jHND
DIES fR0MJS FUnd

Now York, Dec. 26.--Inhaling d
dust arising from $4,000 worth
opium which was dumped into . u
from drying pans OF tho plant Of 4
New York Cunning and Chcrni4
company, Brooklyn after he n
broken into the place: John Schunt(
,si collapsed on. the hng and died.
His body was found today BY \
police Examining the occurrarl
today BENEDICT Odcrfer, the pla|
chnmi1t. said that tho dust riStI
from dried opirm Is deadly poia|
inhalsi long enough ana N
Schunitdkf knew nothing OF
danger he ran in trying 10 steal Z
drug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
society Women In Old North Stase In
Movement.

Greensboro, " C.. Dec gs-Mrs
Al f'atrbrother. head Of the WomAn's
Division in the North Carolina carr.
rairn FOR law enforcement And world
prohibition. 10 much grained p. the
way in which the leading women Of
the state are responding to the cali
TO enlist in the great cause. traugkt
With such possibilities for this and fu-
tare generations In answer TO let
ters asking their co-opera ton In ar
ranging tor temperance rallies in all
PARTS OF the state many requests arc
be ing received for speakers 70 be sent
IL them. aud Immediately after the
holiday season the speakers bureau
will be kept busy filing datAs.--
some OF them in remote sections The
requests vary~-sonne asking that q
well informed woman be sent to give
the needed information, while others
prefer 70 receive these great truths
from q man who has himself seit tho
trial OF the serpent and speaks out
Of full heart with & knowledge born
OF experience
with North Carolina headquarters at
Greensboro are such well known
leaders as Mrs Thomas w Beckett.
wife Of the governor. IS good pro-
bib.tion.st as her distinguished hus-
hand, Mrs Clarence johnson. former
slate president OF the North Carolina
Federation of Wouaen'e clubs, Mrs.
". o. Spencer, state president d. A.
Is. Mrs Felix Harvey. state rresi-
dent u p. c.; Mrs. Lucy H Robert
son. leading educator and president
emeritus Greensboro college for wo-
mon, Mrs. Adelat6 Goodno.' STA re
president W. c. T. T.: Miss Minnie
Jamison. extension worker for North
Carolina college tor women. and
known in and out OF the state Miss
BEATRICE Cobb. newspaper editor and
Iublisher; Miss Harriet Elliott, tsAcher
o. history at tbs North Carolina coll
,ege for women: Miss Clara Cox.
prominent club woman and welfare
worker. Mrs Marshail Williams, ex-
president Z. D. c.: MrG D. 2. Cooper.
one Of the best known club and social
leaders OF the state. Mre z Mex
Goodwin. anothar prominent woman
OF the state, Mrx J. P, Caldwell. q
widAly known newspaP~r writer on
tho editorial stAn Of the Charlotte
Observer: Mrs, r. I. Justice. state
offioer tn the North Caroltna Fedora
ton OF Woman's clubs: Mtxs Mary
Owens Graham, president OF Peace
Institute at Raleigh, and woman
mem Der % the Democratic national
committee from North Carolina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Colored Y. M. G. A.

Thc coiored ounYg Mems Christian
association will hold special. meet
q. the Y. NJ. c. A. building. Third
and Leigh streets director !. J. Gar
ter will deliver a spceia, address. sub
fect Christian Fellowship Alice
Purrnn will sinr special sohEs &C
oontra MED by NJ. I; Minor All men
are invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
GREAT DAY FOR
THE AMERICANS

London. Dec 2s.--Johnnic Griffiths
OF Akron. Ohio, defeated Francis
Charles, the French wclterweight In
the third round of a scheduled TWEEN
ty round bout here tonight
Pal Moore beat Criqui In the
fourteenth round here today.
Kid" Lewis another American,
beat Nat Wells. the English boxer. IA
the twelfth round.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Shot In the Abdomen. :.

II was reported at The Virginia hos
r!tal last niyht that Robert Anderson.
colofed, twenty-five years old 52l
kenney street. who was shot In the
abdomen Thursday nteht, has good
thAnce for, recovery. Warrant has
been Issued for a negro youth who is
alleged TO have shot him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Mary Allen. colorcd. was robbed
OF SIS whom she was struck down by
negro man at the corner OF MAJ =
land and Cary streets about 1915
Christmas night, according 70 re-
port made 70 the police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
JAPAN SENS NAv4AL -
SUPREMACY IN PACIFIC

Paris. Dec. 2a,--Japan Is making a
determined effort to obtain the naval
supremacy in the Pacific This is en-
phasized by an acute and we'll in
f"fnscd French observer. Paul Rich
ard, Toxic correspondent ~ the Jour
nal Des Debats
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Captnin Ccfs Einnl,cfs.

Captain Alexander S. Wright. head
OF the Richmond defective depart
ment is the possessor today OF
handsome pair NJ hlenkcss the gift
OF the men on his force. The presen-
t"ffon speech was made by Detective
Sergeant Smith Sergeant Samuels ~
the traffic squad was presented with
handsome kitchen cabinet by his
admirers a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Resolutions on Death.

The detective bureau Of the Rich
n1ond police department has passed
-esntutionS on the death OF Sergeant
]. E, Armstrong, OF the Washington
force. who died as result Of WOUNDS
received when shot by prisoner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Archie Henderson LAggon ana
Ethel \ Pittnan.
Joe Beard and Annie Louise Eden
ton.
John A. Burr and Esteiie Mary
knight
Willard E Bailey and Mary Ethel
Mcclellan
Robert II. Mckinney and Sara
Peile Sutton.
William Z. walker and Lucy
Bia nchc Courtney,
Charles Earl Bessley ana Edras
Lorraine Harlow.
Jacob NJ Kaufman and Myrtle
Virginia Stuart
Ruby Z. Stone and Sa!ile Amelia
Payne.
David Orel and Mary Levine
Richard Earl Amos and Ruby May
New.
Jesse A. Honse. Jr.. ana Matte r.
Hall.
Alfred Jennings Tone and Mabel
Lucille Burrows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Treated for Face Wound.

Carrie Ross, coIorsd, 1929 Short P
street, was treated by the city am
bulance surgeon yesterday for a cut
over the eye which she suffered when
struck by a lighted lamp alleged to
have been thrown BY her husband
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
JURY DECLARES THAT
WICKER IL NOT sPEEDER

Jchn J. Wicker. Jr., who was report.
"a several weeks ago for speeding, ard
who was fined in police court. was yea
terday exhonerated By jury in hust-
incs court Mr.. Wicker had protested
that he had not violated tho law. and
this statement. together with the evil
jury. ea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Gets Mound in Leg.

Alex, Kersey. colored, reported TO
the police yesterday that he was shot
in the lee while boarding a street car
a. Nicholson and Erin streets about
10 O'clock Thursday night. The
wound Is reported to be slight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
kRAUSSE AND FIDDLER
ROLL HIGH AVERAGES

KrauesA, Austin and Cosby are still
urdeseatad in the special duckptn
uaaIcheA although there ware ND 100
score They defeated Odan, Fiddler and
PyrdsonG by twenty-thres- pin margin
on the Palace alley last night. Kraussa
snd Fiddler rolled nigh average for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
thieves Take HI. wmskey.

+ r. Pendleton. 3os East Canal
street. was robbed OF one quart OF
whiakey, which he valued at $50.
when thieves entered his residence
night. Jeweiry valued Al
s 90 was also stolen. according to re-
Port.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
His Auto is MISSING

The police are investigating the
fhcft Of a Scripps Booth automobile,
he property or S. 3. Adkins. which
was stolen from in front OF SIS Vest
Grace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Hay stolen From Lake Road.

Complaint. received by the pc
lice yesterday ~rfrom T.. T., Eabank
residing on the Lake road. that Ave
bales of hay had been stolen frpm his
barn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Pistol Shot Costs slOe.

nne 81 sl06 was imp, l IN John
Green, colored. in police. court yes-
'"732$ :cr shooting pistol IN the
streets chris\1as day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
RTSY PASTOR


The following couples were mar
RED Thursday by Rev. James O..
Felsa beck. pastor Of the Third Chris
tan church, at ms residence, 3fl0
Fast Marshall street
Edward STANLEY Bowls, OF Newport
News. and Miss Ellen Williamson
Whit'ock. married Dec. %. at 1880
A. NJ
William A Houston, OF Hanover.
and Miss Nellie Williams Allen, mar
ned Dec. %. at 4:S0 p. NJ.
William Alfred Sweet. OF King Viii
liam county and Miss Alma Ruth
johnson, Of Caroline county, married
Doc 23. az P. N.
Oscar johnson and Miss Irene
southworth, both of Richmond. mar
ried Dec "a. at II \. II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Exposure of'Senator N~wh~rry's eier-
Hor deals entirely ex~ulpates him OF
any suspicion that nc Is an ignorant
aealist." Record
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Fine OF S2s ana costs on charge
running a gambling house vas 4
posed on John H1rfisy. colore3,
Judsc Crutchfie,d.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Sergeant Brown. of the police force
barely escaped serious injury when
Knocked down by a car at Eighth and
Broad streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Julia Yancy will leave today
for a visit 10 friends In AlbernArie
county
80 .,t
Misses Bessie and Nina Booker. OF
Floyd avenue, are in Washington. for
brief visit, 70 their sister. Mrs
Harold Goodwin 49, ? .'t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Atlas had light load. Consider the
poor director making picture with
two women stars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
n1ns.nt - E.ven.ns

Aao,her .rnrcri4r} .4.r > nc
ssnsans this .s}scre2U from "a 9
a,clock a. tie jefferson. @iven QnaeT
ne auspices of the stuart Hall aiOn:
se sesl,.-,s;.af tor Inc hanadt OF the
schoisrsh.u fund = 1umher ~ in
f5r-4sl partlcs v.I he ertertAine,!a.
ara the soil.u4cg T6grs girls VIII
~4v, er-rr- ~ the 0araT sco.ea
Miss Florence TalIoy, Miss CsnaAliia
A!sop. a43sS Mildred Gates. MisS
Elisabeth Gibson, VI IS 4.dge ma
Trn-na.on and NI3ss Evelyn R"bins~
AE.ttioy, areservasions for .ahles In
nude Mrs Robert Pogrars, Mrs. P.
Tores Mrs ST. Geerso. C0oEe. Mrs.
John Noyler, 3frs I3ovsce We!2tore
taras Mrs. woa95ag AIrs Claude VI
pesne Mrs Ed-1u1d Benson, Mrs.
X l. Seldor, Miss beuie Nolano.
Miss Eeneeca A!so7 Miss Margaret
.4-lsa Mrs MauAe Cooke, Miss annie
s9--f FfTes TCs.p0Icg HARRISON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

talking about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
SOCIETY
MRS MrsSErREE roLKEs EDITIONS
Res Phone; SHAW, ofhos Phone: MAO 1888


nA-, preceding a reception n +Aeir
horsn stAvlln Lawn" on thu ,hsf.
rnitsge road at witch over TWO huf,-
dred' gues.s ware present Ma Lab
d.naan u stsdpa.eyst tAe eA5t4t,ate
School, for Girls, and also attended
Barnard College In New York &evefN
years. She made her saesas ~ the
Thanksgiving baaxAt The Jefferson
csno.. NJ Caiiscia' Is a fraayatc Of
Joi1n Marshall "f.s, sdlsool, aAa was
IN .1to Air se.s-ice DUNN. tfe Far
haVine been rrstnrs in,. rho rrount
school al Princeton, University He
reot4vsd his 1oair6g4i6r'as 4 AYES AZ
SeIfridse., Field .Mith>..
-----A-- :, ~
Monday nj won.an's Club
Mrs, c,na-lAs Rbscher will be chair.
mar at the woroan's club Monaay
afternoon Al O'clock, wf+n Dian
Corral Mrkersi. Hindoo poet and lac
tu-nr Wal spaak, Heiss 4 grAduaie
Of tro universities OF Calcutta And
TOTO ana OF Leland. Sta nford. CAL
itornia ffe is 4 Bargaii ET ahrntr
and has travelled extensively IN the
vTcst, wncre his lectures and his use
Of the languages, were considered
very extra ordinary. His subject
Monday will be. The Irdis 81 Kip
ling and TAgore."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Monday nj won,an's Club
Bah At Aruory

Tae Grays. who compose TIE FIFTH
-afs-ntre~ fS',u ana tho -.et1 company
81 the First Provisional regiment,
Virginia infantry, will give : large
ball this evening IN the Richmond
Grass arraory AT $50 o'clock. Tho
members OF the original wcnna y e
committee auxiliary will chAperore
the AFFAIR. The younger girls are
invited 70 attend as well as the older
dancing set The armory will be
decorated for tho occasion and an
orchestra will play for the dancing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

Jack Southall. Of sPhila slphiA. La
the guest OF his parents Mr., and Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27
Brilliant Pan Last rrnninx

DHs al tt2as most brilliant entertain .
rnants for charity vas the nsli last
evening AT the Jefferson hote' sl"en
by the Girls club The dance openeo
with . asure dance by tho d5ba tantes
r.t this winter. who wore cnstufn es
r,sde especially Cor the ooca2ion. The
ballroom v4s olarcrate,v decorated
With Christmas Govya9s and Seve'Tai
IN. : ort8rs pE-1its st--e Shfe1' s@I'-'''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

spending the Christmas holidays at
their summer place "Christamont,"
Madison county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-27

l.. Leslie 10th, the pianist sand COM
poser. IL visiting his mother. Mrs.,
Nina 10th. 1908, West Grhce stree,
tor the holidays. Mr. 10th ,ivAa In
Naw York and maintains a studio IN
that city. ! =. q
rs s,s,st 'sy@ & II
Dr.. and Mrk w AsburY ehristian
ard daughters, MISSES Edikh and
Grace Christian, Of Elackstbne. are
Arizona republican., 1919-09-11
ASK S1,000 HERE TO PROMOTE Il PAS0-
 PHOENIX AUTO RACE

Asking for $1,o00 from the automo- bile men of Phoenix to promote a road race from Fl Paso to Phoenix on No vember 2, Robert J. Pritchard, manager of the automobile trades and highway department of the Fl Paso Chamber of Commerce, has wired the local chamber of commerce to wire him guarantee of the amount and to begin sum
 at once the collection of the necessary sum.
 Fl Paso already has raised s3,5Oo, securing it in one day, according to the telegram. The Texas State Fair association has pledged $2,50O, and in addition to the s1,00O asked from Phoenix, like sums are being asked from Bisbee, Douglas and Tucson, along the route to be followed by the racers.
 The board of directors of the local chamber referred the matter to R. D. Roper, of the Auto Trades association, who in turn has placed hte matter in who in turn has placed the matter in state fair commission. An early de- cision is promised