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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
WEST POINT

ISpeeial to The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT. VA. Got. 1.-THE
marriage OF Rev. Razzie Truitt TO Miss
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Truitt, Of
West Point. member OF the local Meth
odis, church, who in his senior year
lain in marine service and who has
been for some time stationed i'm Hayti.
has claimed as his bride a daughter Of
Rev. Thomas \. Potts. OF Salisbury,
The Woman's Club held the first
meeting of the season on Monday in
the home of it's president. Mrs. George
". Richardson. 'Amcricanization'' is
the years program. The club had as
its guests Mrs. Guy d. Christian, of
Juneau. Alaska; Mrs. Sheldon Ware. OF
New New IoSk; Miss Mary Gatewood; OF
Welt, of New York Mrs. Scott Broad
dus will entertain the club at its next
meeting.
Rev. G. n. Christian is attending
the Convocation in Detroit and in his
absence Mrs. Christian is the guest OF
Mrs. H. Lane Cooke.
Mrs. Charles Bl2uvelt is visiting at
the Brick House Farm" the guest of
the Neustadts.
Roy Henderson, OF the Royal Cana
dian Air Force, who has just returned
from overseas duty, after spending a
week or more here with his father
home in Alberta. Canada Miss Florine
Henderson, OF Norfolk, visited her home
here while her brother was here.
DR.. w. c. Num-. while attending the
Confederate Reunion in Atlanta, is the
specially invited guest OF his friend,
pr. Nicholson. formerly Of Mddlesex
County
Francis P. Bagby is spending the
week with his uncle, John Bagby. and
his grandfather. Dr.. Alfred BaEby. in
their hont on Monument Avenue
Richmond. and attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Denmead, after
a delightful visit to their daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Willis, in Newbern, +. c.
are home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Ware. of New
York. are visiting their sister, Miss
Josephine Ware
Miss Dora Aumack Is spending her
vacation with friends and relatives in
New York. Little Miss Louise Curle
accompanied her.
A telegram has been received this
week by DIR. George W. Richardson,
that his son. who has been mine sweep
ing in the North Sea, has arrived in
New York and Will soon arrive at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Edwards and
children, of Baltimore visited Mr.. Ed
wards parents, MIR. and Mrs. T. T. JET
fries. this week. returning TO Baltimore
Friday. their sister Mrs. w. L. Bray,
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MEN AND WOMEN STABBED
WITH BARBED SPEARS

There arc barbcd spears that arc in
o o,I,o' r. , Ihey cannot be seen: they can
U Dery De %, ie't, They are thrust into the
and turned and drawn and thrust again
Into the sagSed. laccrated wounds
barbed spears that are twisted and
turned In the cuts that they have made.
put feebly describes the terrible tor
t ,n endured by men and women in
pie maladyE-Acid stomach. 0''''-
But II the very first symptom OF
dcrous thrust OF agonizing main MOI.
victims would be saved from early
graves The alarm OF such terrible
agony would command immediate at
tention Acid Stomach liz doubiy dan
Serous because II is insidious. 1t gives
no no star,iing Of its approach: It cTeeps
AZ nrs, you had yourself beichin5 a
hn, ma sft s eating Il is distressing.
ings and slight pains in the heart, due
TO the pressure OF gas from the stom-
a foul. offensive breath that disgusIs
your friends. but unfortunately. does
not alarm YOU Frequently you arc
plexion becomes sallow and covered
with pimples. followed by loathsomc
eruptions., These things are the re-
iousness filling tho entire system with
I,',i,e, which follow from the accu-
1ermentinE food that clogs your intcs-
tines. And the last stage OF this con
dition brinEs the unspcakablc agony
that is like barbed spears
Where Pepsnol is used the dangers
OF acid stomach rc.minimized. Pen
sinol is tonic. digestive. gently Laxative
stomach II cxpels the sour fermcnttng,
undisestcd food that causes the trou-
BILE Don't walt for this condition to
first sign OF acidity.
When you think OF pep" think OF
Genuine Pepsinol is made only by
The Peplax Medicine Co. Memphis,
Tenn. and Is In strict accordance with
the Medical Standards OF the United
States Pharmacopea. To be convc-
nient for everybody and yet 10 pre-
vent, substitutes bcinE. sold for Pep
nrepsnol, Agent" in each section Of
Grant Drug Co. 18th and Main SITS:
". Withers Miller. Inc: ss+ E. Main st.
T ts,csnr B Drug Co. ! W: Bread St;
John T.. Bauer, l2l5 W. Main ST.
Williams Pharmacy, 2lst and Marshall
w. X Vaughan. 1924 Fourth Ave
Hurdles Pharmacy, Hancock and Clay
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 3iO4
Park View Pharmacy. 1900 Moss-s,de
3. NJ Roberts G. Co. 26o4 Hull st.
Cavcdo's Drug Store, Robinson and
Pine street Pharmacy, 1874 S Pine ST.
Floyd Ave.
Randolph Street Pharmacy. Randolph
and Beverly SITS.
J. w. Frayser & Co. 1901 f.. Main st.
HarrtsonS Drug Store, 1901 Williams
burg Ave.
Kerr e Schaaf 25th and Marshall SITS.
Fairmcunt Pharmacy. Fairmount Ave
and END st.
Public Drug Stores. Inc. Store No. I.
Park Ave and Lombardy ST.
Look for the "Pepsinol Agent" in
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and daughter. Miss Elizabeth. accom-
panNinE them for visit.
Lieutenant Com nandcr W. w. lIar-
grave. of the United States Navy, was
q recent visitor to his father. DR.. a. II.
HarSravc.
The marriage recently OF Miss Mary
warner johnson. of King William
county. to Stanton r. Custer. OF Johns
town, Pa, WIS ono OF great interest.
Rev. Gcoesc II. Sheriff performed tho
wedding ceremony in Colossc Saptis,
Church, which was beautifully deco
rated in Eodcnrod and autumn tints.
Miss Annie Cook. OF BruinNton, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Percy Prince.
Mrs. Charles Il. Stark is visiting Mrs.
Bessie Tyrcc in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. will Smoot. of Ealti-
more. spent Wednesday OF this week
with Mrs. h. i. owens and other rcla
tivcS here.
Mrs William RI. HcSly. who has been
spending the summer here with rcla-
tivcs, returned TO her home In Mary
land Wednesday.
Edward Rail. OF Newport News. for
mcrly of West Point. is visiting in
town,
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|lu1UMNAL ACTIVITIES .
in STATES SOCIAL LIFE
Charm of Fall Season Adds to Pleas
81 n urcs Of Existence in Old
Virginia.
MANY MARRIAGES IN OCTOBER
News of Personal Nature From All
Sections Of Old Dominion Chron-
fcled by Scores OF Timcs-Dispatch
Correspondents.

LYEcHBGRG. VA. Oct. I'M. and
Mrs. w, =. shelton and daughter.
Nancy Lee. have gone for a visit at
Mrs. Shelton's former home, near Bal
Miss Minnie Pcrrow. who visited
MrS. John w. Harvey here. has gone
80 Baltimore TO see her sister. Mrs.
Garner.
Miss Maria Page is visiting in At
1anta. Ca
=. Miss Louise Lille has returned from
a visit in Alabama
Mr.. G. b. j.. puNal was in Roanoke
81 Mrs. d. ~ Ianshornc and Misses
Rita snd Mary Langhorne were in
/ Richmond for the State Fair.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Otey have re-
turned from Wythcvillc where they
spent two weeks.
Mrs. Allan Campbell OF University,
/ is the guest OF her uncle, DR.. Sam
! Mrs. W. f. Brock. FAN River. Mass.
IS the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. {. Goode here.
~ Mrs. Carter Glass. Jr., and son, Car
tert-IIl, have joined Mr.. Glass here,
having arrived from Roanoke carly
in the week.
Paul Slocum has returned from Cape
Charles. b.
reached here after their bridal trip.
!; Misses Gladys. Hester and Louise
Brown have returned from Chase City.
Mrs. Il. II. Rogers has returned 10
Eovington after visit in LynchburG.
81 Mrs. Graham Sale is visiting Mrs.
Craze Sale.
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PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI, VA, Oct. 11.-Mrs G. G.
Painter. Sr.. and daughter. Miss Nell.
and MRS. c.. G. Painter, Jr, attended.
in Winchester. the marriage OF Miss
Edith Louise Brown to the Rev. Thorn
as 'Adair Painter. which took place
"Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
MRS. J. Few Brown The ceremony
KELLEY. of the Lutheran Church. pas
]. H. Lacy. u. D.. of the Presbyter ia n
Chfroh. Mr. Painter is the son OF DR..
and Mrs. G. q. Painter. OF Pulaski /.
After a southern lnotor trip. Mr.. and
Mrs Painter will be al home at En-
poria where Mr.. Painter has accepted
a. Call to the Presbyterian Church
having recently resigned the Berry
Vile pas,oratc.
Attorney and Mrs j. y. Hartman,
Jr., and two sons, after visit TO Mrs.
Hagman's mother. Mrs. S. b. StcSer.
Sr., have returned TO their home al
%clch. w Va.
Rev. r. NJ. Standefer. pastor OF the
Methodist Church. is attending the
meeting OF the holston conference OF
the Methodist Church in its ninety
Va.
Veterans from Pulaski County at
tending the United Confederate Re
union a: Atlanta this week are: Cap
tain T l.. Tate. commander Of PulaS-
XII County Camp: Comrades ". B. Will
liamS. ]. D. Gray, G.. w. Chumblcy. w
+. Taylor. Il. T.. Swccker, NJ. !. Hen
bricks, A. l. Jordan. J. ]. Parker. :"
l.. Mtlbe. Jonathan King. Daniel Hurst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
WE SAW The PRIZE
AND GRABBED 1T
MIN. Tablets to the Front

This well-known iron tonic will in.
crease your vitality, enrich your blood
and tone your nerves.
The tremendous strain the war has
put On so many people compeIs me,
I who are weakened not TO lose their
grip on health.
It is through iron in the blood tina
I you can overcome any threatened
weakness.
Make Man Tablets will change voy-
food into living tissue muscle and
nerve power.
Contain ms no injurious drugs and ca,
BE safely taken by every sufferer Tho
+ arst box will give you confidence ,o
{ Gontfnue and in few weeks your
strength Will become more than nor.
NAL and you will quickly hnd tina, your
I pfoon Is richer and purer in every vav
Nekc-Man Tablets are sold al N.
= Grant Drug Co.'S Stores and all les6,nv
i efufEists. Price SO cents box. on,v
& Nenuine II our Mt
s. Rppefrb on each boz. Guaranteed nv
Il Ashiend Supply House. ssb w. Madison
q 81, Chicago, 1li.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Mrs. $ "A. Day and James Wood arc
visiting relatives at Shipman.
Boyd Payne. OF tho University OF
home near Clifford.
Dr. w. y. Rollins has returned to
the Theological Seminary. near. Alex
andria. latter spending several days
as the guest of DIR. w. l.. Walker at
'M:, st. Angelo"
Mrs, n, =. eating. OF New York,
who has been visiting y. l.. GatlinE.
Jr.. at tho V. NJ. l.. is now with her
parents. Captain and Mrs. John NJ.
Payne.
Miss Ida Edwards left Tuesday for
winston Salem. y. G.. where sho will
teach.
Miss Alma Jones left Wednesday for
California. where she will spend the
coming year.
Miss Carrie Sharp. who has been
the guest OF Mrs w. IL Allen. loft
Tuesday for Lexington. where she Will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry st. George
Tucker.
+. Miss Leila Santos. of Hampton. is
the guest Of Mrs. Carrie Il. Cunning
ham.
Miss Ruth Cunningham spent tho
Weekend with Mrs. Fletcher c. Camp
bell. at The Oaks" near Lyuchburg
:. Misses Ruth and Grace Ware and
Ella Myers spent the week end AS
guests OF Mrs. Ida Tyrcc and Mrs
Martin Fchar AZ Monroe.
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; their moo.s,hcr, Mrs. e. d. Eubank. nca,
town. Tho formcr has just returned
from overseas duty with tho Ameri-
can .cNpeditionary force.
Mrs. James H. Faber and children.
Of Richmond. arc guests a: the home
Of J., j. Fabcr.
Miss. Bette Fauiconcr left fow
days since for Ausustn County. where
she VIII teach this session.
Mrs. s. y. Stratton has been
spending the week with her parents
at Centralia.
Mrs. Boiem l.. Clark has returned to
her home IN charlottesville. after a
pleasant visit TO her parents. MIR and
MIR. and Mrs. James w. snccd spent
several days this week In Richmond
attending the state Fair.
Mrs. r. $. Lewis. after a pleasant
Sidney Wood. will leave the last OF
tho week for her home in Jacksonville,
Fla. She will be accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. w. II. Bolton. who will
spend some time there.
Mrs l.. j. Fabcr left few DAYS
since for Richmond. where she will
spend some time with her daughter.
Mrs a. X. Collins.
Mrs. H.. Il. Kaufman. OF Tcrrc
liautc. Ind. after most enjoyable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

This important notice is intended for
every druggist in this State.
We want them all to know ina
there will be a, splendid and instant
demand for Begy's Mustarinc.
The original md best subs'it MMs,d foI
pInSter. 80 .,oc,, tbis re-
markable remedy that subdues ihIiam- .
nation. breaks up congestion StoPs
aches and banishes pains.
And best Of all it does it in half !, the Il !,
time it takes the ordinary remedies
that most people have been using.
we do Sincerely urge you 10 have
enough on hand right away so that the
brisk demand our advertising Will
create viii prove Of benefit to you as
well as ourselves.
Please understand that In asking
you 10 cooperate with us that we arc
not asking for anything unreasonable.
We have opened new territory be
fore and have seen apparently live
druggists lose many sales because the
first demand swept the jobbcr's stock
clean.
II won't take the people of this COM
munity many days TO ind out thnt
Begy's Nuktnrine is the quickest act
ing remedy I'm the world for ailments
mentioned below.
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AMHERST

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
AMHERST VA. Oct. 1l.--Mrs. Ed
wards. who has been visiting Mrs. e.
has gone to Richmond TO visit rcla-
tivcs.
Or. Basil f.. STROBE left last week
for New York. where he will visit
relatives.
w. A. Nelson. who spent a few days
at the mansc with Rev. and Mrs i
\. Thomas, has returned to Washing
ton.
Miss Wagner. of New York, and
Miss Vera TiCnor. OF Portsmouth. have
returned TO Indian Mission to resume
work.
Misses Zelda Garland. Esther Settle
and Caroline Harrison rode in tho
tournament at the I.ynohburG Fair
and attended the ball that night Miss
HARRISON won first. prize for riding.
Mrs. Walter Robertson is the guest
OF relatives in Newport News.
Miss Lowing. OF Gladys. spent the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
a Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles

remember that wrinkles and b.yci
ness or check or chin arc due I'm tho
muscular tissue losing its strength amd
SsnrIhklnE. The skin is then too are
,m area TO III such tissue smoothly H.
wrinkles or says IL
70 remedy this condition. .bero.,
motninG 80 effective, so quick -actinr
as a. a simple wash lotion cnsily made
az nome Just get an ounce OF ,urc
powdered saxolitc at your drurrist!s
ana ana half pint of witch hazel mix
IN, me Two and battle your face i'm The
luuid. This at once tightcns tho skin
ana solidihcs the underlying tissues
wn,ch. or course. smooths out tho limos
aua draws In the snSginE skin II also
stimulates capillary circulation bripc
' RG,. natural color TO faded Checks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
RICHMOND DRUGGISTSM
ALL JOBBERS Can SUPPLY
BEGY'S MUSTARINE
Advertising of "Quickest Pain Killer Earth" Will
Appear Soon In Most Every Good Newspaper In
the State-Sae Guaranteed to You and Sat-
isfactOn to Your Customers,

You know, Mr.. Druggist. that hcnt
cases pain, and YOU might az well know
right now that there is More Concen.
tratcd Nom clustering heat In box OF
Mustarinc than in any box tho same
size ever made.
DruEgi.ts who want to best serve
their customers Will not hesitntc to
recommend Bcgy's Musturlne In the
Yellow box for
Rheumatism: 1t relieves the sharp
twingcs and gnawing pain and reduces
swollen joints.
Chest Colds, bronchitis. .plcurisy,
tonsilitis and sore throat disappear
over night while you resttully sleep.
Cont. Lumbngo, neuritis. neuralgia,
headache, earache. toothache.
Lame back. sore muscles. stiff joints.
stiif neck, cramps in les.
strains. sprains sore. Inaamed feet
or where any ache, pain or innamma-
Regis Mustarnc retails for 60 cents
{, large box and 30 cents for a gencr-
GUS size hoy. and is guaranteed 10
druggists and consumers by s. C. Wells
&; Co. of lie Roy. New York, manufac-
turer Of Celery King. DR.. Carter's K
& b. Tea. Shiloh" etc.
All jobbers arc now ready to supply
you.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

visit to her sister. Mrs ]. III. Mat
TO visit FOR ono week. She will then
go 70 Lancaster. Pa. to Visit friends.
MIS- l.. Jones was Churlottcs-
vile visitor Wednesday,.
Miss Eddie Rucker has. Just returned
Swope. ~
MIR. and Mrs. b. r. Allen and chill
drcn left Wednesday for "A weeks vis
It, in West Virginia.
L. II. Rouds. of Charlottesville. Wis
tied his mother Mrs. Blanche Beck
nam. ana daughter, Miss Temple
Roads. Of near town. this week.
Mrs j. III. Matthias and son, c. w.
Matthias. OF Staunton. were in Wash
inSton this week.
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ButtermiIk Creates
Beauty Overnight
Delightful New NanishinE Cream Con-
tanning True ButtcrmlIk Makes You
Look Years Younger or Money
Dnck.

The first application of ltowarJ's
Buttcrmilk Cream will astonlsh YOU
II creates beauty almost like magic.
but the most wonderful thing about
II Is the fact that whilst 1t turns the
duliest and most lifeless complexion to
radiant beauty and makes red or
rough arms snowy white, yet there is
not tho slightest sign of Its use after
applications. 1t actually vanishcs from
siEht and the most heated atmosphere
VIII not produce the least shinncss or
Srensiness OF the skin.
,h mere is no secret about II nor Is
tet any doubt about the rcsult-it's
E common ordinary Buttcrmilk I'm
my, m',v sorm or wonderful cream gently
The coEsars with IT the finger tips around
l., 10 prove this to your comnete sat.
iHid nwa rG: obtain a. small quantity of
MiIIcr ns buttermilk Cream at +. A.
JInso ,,1nLs GO. on the money back if
aihnSntisned plan. The directions arc
girl ' or ana wnira II costs so little that any
"oi'IHh can AFFORD it.=AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

Allen Jennings. Samuel Smith, Wcs-
ley Larscn. j. NJ. Morris and J. NJ.
Wciser. Comrades Jordan and Wei
ser arc the accredited representatives
OF the Pulaski camp.
F.. A. Hartley has returned to Pc
tersburG after visit to his daugh-
ter. Mrs r. G. Fitzhugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Howard left
Monday for Cleremont, Fla. where
they will spend several weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. J. II. Chiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Morchcad OF
Darlington. s. c., are spending some
time with Mr.. Moreheads mother. Mrs.
.. II. Jordan. lie was Il former man
aEer OF Maple Shade Inn at this place
Mrs. Maurice d. Langhornc and
daughter. Emily Cooper, left this week
to Join Mr.! LanShorne in Lynchburg,
where he has accepted the supc rintcn-
dency OF the Lavino Company blast
furnace.
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GORDONCVILLE
I Snccial IN .rh, Ti,,o.D;-n,,

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
GORDONSNlLLE. oct. H.,
frumright OF Shenandoah. is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. e. 4. Thackcr.
Richard Perkins. who has just re-
turned from service overseas, is in
town this week
Miss Mary Goodwin mas just re-
turned from pleasant visit TO rcla
tiNcS in Washington.
Miss Nicie Goodwin has returned to
Louisa County after a visit of sew
eral weeks 10 her brother. Rev. Hugh
Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Eubank and MIR.
ana Mrs. T. j. Eubank. with their
children, OF Washington. ID. g.. have
been spending the past ten days with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
Judges MisEivinps.

A serious case OF highway robbery
tried some years ago before Chief Ba :
ron Green on the last day OF the Ennis
AssiZes. resulted in an acuuittal. The
chief baron. addressing tho sheri said:
MIR. Sheriff. is there any other indict-
ment against this innocent man?'
NO: my lord" was the reply. Then
you'll greatly oblige me If you don't let
him out until | have half an hours
start on him on my way 10 Limerick"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12
SAIL RIGHT IN
TO YOUR MEALS

When You Get Acquainted With
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, There
Will BE No Periis From Gas,
Sour Risings and Other
Stormy Experiences
Of indigestion.
How often YOU meet people who
say--to cat that would be my finish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-12

But they can cat melons, fried fish.
mince pie cheese and such terrors OF
thee dyspcptic, provided the meal is
followed with a Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet.
Thus to rule out all the tasty and
ssvory foods for fcar OF indigestion,
gas and Il sour stomach, is both need
less and depressing.
These tablets are composed OF di-
gcstants and stomachics in such pro-
portion as 10 digest food and thus re.
lieve the stomach Of an excess bur.
den, particularly If the stomach has
been ovcrworked. IT is a safe rule 70
iollq% each meal with a Stuart's Dys.
eps3e Ia olet. then YOU may cat what
sou IKE Wherever YOU are and not be
rated forlorn dySpeptic
StEarts Dyspepsia Tablets may be
ioufH IN all drug stores throughout
the Enltfd states and Canada Va,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-08
! Tractor School For
Cambridge and Hurlock

On January 80 and 81 the Mary
land State College of Agriculture will
hold Tractor School for tractor own
ers, farmers interested in tractors,
and implement dealers, at Cambridge
in the Court House The sessions
will be held from 10 to -, and from
l to $50 o'clock, in order to give the
farmers time to attend to their morn
ing and evening work.
Several counties in the State of
Maryland have made arrangements
for these Tractor Schools. County
Agent feathers arranged for this
one, believing that such a school
would mean a big saving to farmers,
because of the informatio they
would get as to the best methods of
getting the greatest amount of labor
out of tractor This machinery is
high priced 1t will pay to be care
full with them To have successful
tractor, one must know how to rene
dy any of the problems that are
bound to come while operating. Plan
to attend the meeting.
f he meeting at Hurfock will be
held on February LIST.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-01-08
HO0PERS ISLAND BADLY
STRICKEN WITH FLU
People Are Sorely in Need of Nurses
And Helpers in Their Homes.

Reports which have been received
from Hooper's Island in the last few
fdays are of the most distressing
character. 1t is stated that there are
nearly two hundred cases of inf1uen-
"a and pneumonia, and that there is
likelihood of an appalling number
of deaths unless the stricken people
can get assistance at once. Nurses
are badly needed to minister to the.
more serious cases, of which there
are great many, and in addition to
these, persons to attend the house
holds are also badly needed, as there
are many homes where every person
is i'll, and where their nearest rela+
tives are also down with one or the
other of the diseases.
There is only one physician on the
three Islands, Dr.. James w. Meade,
and there are SO many cases that he
cannot begin to attend them all. 1t
is believed that the physicians of
Cambridge will be able to largely
take care of the need of physicians;
in fact, they are already doing so,but
the need for nurses and helpers is so
urgent that it is likely that the Red
Cross and other similar organiza-;
lions will be appealed to>for immedi-.
ate assistance.