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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25

din hou conul Tache.
Oar Marin Grinarul il sfatui:
Rau faci, coane Tache! De
Gear lua altii banii astia, cInd du-
mitale iii putrezesc copacii taiati i'll
padure.
1nsa conul Tache nici nu-i ras-
punse la asta; il intreba altele:
- Beai cafea?
Beau, multumesc.
Apoi tacura. Marin incepu sd
soarba din cafeaua adusa, Conul
Tache incetul Gu incetul, cazu pc
ginduri. Afacerea nu era rea.
Patru suite de stflpi!
Hmm facu boierul, ca pen
tru dinsul. Oar in minte ii veni lar
cei c1tiva oameni gaia sal innate.
81 at,lnci vroi, GU tot dina-dinsul,
sa-si mute g1ndurile della afacere.
Totusi nu Sc putu stapIni, in
treba intro doara:
= Zici ca patru suite de stilpi?
- Patru, coane Tache.
- Hmm!
81 conul Tache lar Sc gindi: pa
I'll suite cite 10 lei, patru miisoare
n cap! NJ; mai bine Sc lipseste
vorbeasca 81 altceva. Intreba:
= Ce-ti mai face nevasta?
- Bine, coane Take, tare bine
Gu necazurile easel.
Boierul vroi sd intrebe 81 de CO.
/ phi. dar Sc trezi cal les din gura
alte vorbe:
- Stilpi, d ala, de pc marginea
drumului, Marine?
- ID ala, coane Tache
- Hmm.
lar tacura. Conul Tache, nu pu
tea sa-si stapineasca vointa Si-i e.
ra necaz! Ell, care nu Sc uita la un
ban, dol. -. Patru miisoare, toe
mai cit trebuia sal trimeata baia
tplui sau, in strainatate, incepiro
Il anul acesta. S'ar potrivi bine
al de colo 81 trimiti dincolo; cheis
casa Gu bani til ramine in buz,lnar
Mai tacu ce tacu, apoi conu
iTache intreba din nou:
ST.. o sd fie.. /: Geo sa fl,
Ientru asia Marine, pentru vim
zarea stflpilor?
- Licitatie, coane Tache!
- A ha |! da.
Apoi Sc hotari par ca:
= Nj: lasa-i dracului de stilpi
Ce-ml trebuie mie bataie de cap?
Pc urma chema chelnerul, plat
81 iesi dimpreuna cu Marin Grina
rul.
Era frumOs, = ri de vara. nici
adhere Gle vint; in fund munti
,stravezii.
Conul Tache, voios, Sc bucura dt
,drumul ce avea SAL faca inapoi, CT
trasura, la mosie. Oar in minte pa
Ci-l lmpungea un ghimpe. Dcoda
ia murmuri fara vote:
% Il
| Marin il intreba mirat:
= Ce sd fie, coane Tache?
= la, afacerea Gu stilpii tai.
% ii buna, ca, in felul Ell.
= Coane Tache, incepu Marin
coane Tache, asculta-ma pc mine
Vino la licitatie. Ute, ell te inscriu
la prefectura, pc lista, in ajun t
vestesc; vii 81 gaia.
4 Conul Tache statu o clipa, S
, gindi ce Sc gindi 81, in sfirsit, ras
raspunse:
! = Haide, fie! Gu ri inainte We
steste-ma, cum al spus, si-oiu v,
dea Ell.
Apoi Sc despartira.
Sala prefecturii era ticsita. Ct
} nul Tache de-abia putu patrund,
Primise eri scrisoarea prin care
instiinta Marin ca All licitat ia $
Gu glndlll la condeiul eel nou Gu ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-25
Q licitatie.
De: Z. GfRLEANU.

Conul Tache Volbureanu Sc aba
te rar pc la oras. 81 clnd vine, nu-
mai de dragul plimbarii in trasura,
81 de dragul coltului cafenelei vi
ne. De zece ami, decind sc aseaza
pc acelaS scaun la aceeasi masa,
s 'au deprins toti GU tabietele du-
misale: ceasca de cafea Sal fie pill
nd ochiu; cutia Gu chibrituri sal
fie he 'nceputa, 81 scrumelnita, Gu
rata. Conul Tache fumeaza tigari-
lie, una dupa alta, sc uita pc ferea-
stra, 81 vorbeste rar Gu oamenll.
Grozav uraSte pc oamenl. Dim prl-
Gina aceasta nici nu vrea sd alba a.
faceri Gu Ell. Putini STINT aceia carl
calca 81 cumpara pc mosia lui ma
noasa 81 intinsa, - doi-trei oameni
de incredere, pc carii-i crlnoaste de
mutt 81 cu care "a deprins. :.
Din pricina Cd traieste asa, de-
oparte, Conul Tache nu pricepe 81
nu site nimica eel pc lume.
In dimineata aceea sta in GER
dac, la tara, 81 deodata i Sc facu dol
de cafeaua dumisale, de fereastrl
mare cafenelei lui Pandelea; q
poruncit sd Sc puie cali, si-a POI
nit-o la Tirgul-Jiu.
/, Cum Isl fuma tigara, linistit, il
,coltul obisnuit, cum privea pc fe
, reastra. bucuros de razele soarelu
ce parca topeau Sticla geamului
ca sal mingie, calde, pc fata, lat;
ca Sc deschide usa, 81 intra Marin
Grinarul, unul dintre vechii dumi
sale oameni de afaceri. Cum intra
Sc indrepta spre masa boierului:
- Buna ziua, coane Tache.
- Bine-ai VENT. Marine; i;
stat, iizise conul Tache; apoi il in
treba:
- Ce mai nou?
Grinarul Isl scoase paltonul, s
aseza la masa 81, dupa ce-si sters
frlntea de naduSeala care-l facu
: Sc apa. in aceasta ri calduroasa d
= toamna, raspunse:
: - Iaca tocmai la dumneata m
n gindeam. cOane Tache.
4 Al nevoie sd cumperi cevag
lntreha. grabit, boierul.
- Nh; 0 afacere pentru dun
neata; 81 mi-am Zis: adica de c
n ar face-o conul Tache? NJ am gi
dit la dumneata, ca Sc cheama G
: 81 ell cistig de pc urma dumitalt
lata eel: PeSte vre-O dOua sapti
j mini 0 sd fie licitatie, pentru nj
!. ste stilpi de telegraf - vre-o patri
} suite de stilpi, = licitatia face pr
. fectura, 81 Incepe de la zece lei still
: pul. De ce nu i-ai da dumneata?
: Conul Tache Sc incrunta, Sc pie
|: ca peste masa, 81 rastindu-se:
: - Prefecture Stapinirea c.
Z lte cuvintc sa am de-aface GU Sta
I pinirea Z! Fereasca Dumnezeu!
!. De Stapinire Sc ferise conul Ts
I he totdeauna; pentru dumnealr
! Stapinirea era o adunare de citiv
! oameni necunoscuti, in mijlocul c;
: ora de intrai, apoi aveai de ce-
: pllnge zilele: scapai din bratele
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re avea sd incarce, pc trei ami, de
acum inainte, socotelile, eel patru
mil de lei ce trebuia sal trimeata
feciorului dumnisale, venise.
Din frigul de afara parca intra-
Sc intro baie. In sfirsit II avea ce
face, Gu toate ca acuma incepuse
sal para rau: intrase in hora, tre-
buia sa joace; de-abia strabatu pi-
na in fata; Marin il astepta, ingri-
jat, si-i intrinse un scaun. Cum il
vazu, conul Tache ii banui:
= Dracul m a pus sd ma potri-
vesc ell tie!
Marin nu raspunse mimic, parca
avea ceva pc suflet. Sc uita merell
in celalalt colt al salei, unde, in
conjurat de oamenii lui, jupinul l.
sac, antreprenorul, venise sd con-
, cureze. Marin aflase, de abba acu-
ma, ca jupInului ii ramasesera, din
tr'o lucrare, citeva suite de stilpi,
pentru care platea chirie unui chi
ristigiu sal tie in curtea lui, lea
ia unui ON sal pazeasca, ba ii 81
,putrezisera 0 parte din Ell, 81 ca era
bucuros Sal dea in cit ii mase, nu-
mai sd scape de eli. ST lui Marin ii
era frica sd nu Fl adus pc conul
Tache degeaba.
lar conul Tache, ce nu mai fusese
in zilele lui bagat in astfel de afa-
ceri, astepta sa Sc sfirseasca lucrul
mai repede 81 sd scape odata.
J. Naduseala incepuse sal curga
pc fata, pierduse rabdarea dea-bi.
nele; insfirSit, secretarul deschise
'licitatia
= Domnule Volbureanu, concu
,rezi 81 dumneatai il intreba.
| Conul Tache rasufla din greu, u
surat parca, dar tacu.
! Raspunde ca ,,da", ii sopt
Marin.
= Da, trieste; raspunse atunc
conul Tache secretarului.
/ Secretarul Sc uiti peste capetel,
tuturor, isl trase manseta in afa
ra, Isl batu timplele usor, ca sa-s
aseze frizura 81 strigi:
= Licitatia incepe della 10 lei.
Conul Tache, stia doar lucrul a
cesta, ii lua vorba din gura:
= Asa Dau Ell Gu zece lei. i. G,
zece lei bucata.
Secretarul ii raspunse mirat:
= Bine, dar poate s1nt altii ca
ri dau GU mai putin; licitatie; il
81 vedem.
Apoi catre ceilalti:
= Conul Tache Volbureanu d;
,stIlpul Gu zece lei, mai lasa cinev'
din pret?
Atunci, din colt, Sc ivi barba ros
cata jupinului Isac.
= Eu las Gu noua lei bucata
dOmnule secretar.
Gel dimprejurul jidanului sop
teau repede, uitindu-se, pc furis
zimbind siret, la conul Tache. Ii
glasul jupinului, boierul tresari, in
toarse iute capul spre dinsul, ca ,
cum Lar fl piscat ceva, 81 Sc uit
furios, neintelegind mimic. Ce S
amesteca strainul asta in afacere
lui!
: Glasul secretarului il facu sd S
:. aseze la loc, pc scaun.
(, = Domnul Isac lasa Gu noua Il
e stilpul, dumneata mai lasi cev,
,coane Tache?
e. Conul Tache statue clipa, Isl f;
: GU socotelile, in minte, trebuia S
lase, trieste, mai jos, dar gindul c
: dintr'o data ii fugcau din palm
citeva suite, il mccall; vra sd zic
tot trebuia sa 'scoata din buzuna
cheia lazii Gu bani ;ssse uiti la Nj
J rim, strinse minerul bastonului.
!. poi raspunse rastit:
IL Fie; las Gu OPT lei... opt L
j, asa opt lei stilpul.
J. Secretarul 1ntreb& din nou: :
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In turnul unei biserici din Lon
dra se afla un orologip care bate
|nrele. jnmAtAtile 81 sferturile, in
lsa Il are arat tatoare 81 nei un Alt
semn yixibil care sa indice ce or5I
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
Christianity Up to the Minute

were freely exercised by Christian people life would be a whole lot sweeter, smoother, lovelier and nobler What a world of good lies in this grace of forgiveness! Is n not better to forgive than to lie awake nights scheming to get even with the one who has done you some hurt? You may win and hold him if you forgive him; you surely Will do neith- CT if you try to even up his bad score
 Here is a good illustration of how it works, tn story being told by the Rev. Stuart Holden, who says:
 q was in Egypt some years ago, and among other forms of service held some meetings for soldiers. One night I got into conversation, with a big sergeant in a Highland regiment. He was just as bright and shining for the Lord as is possible for a say ed soldier to be. 1 said: How were you brought to Christ% He replied: There is private in the same con- pany who had been converted in Malta before the regiment came on to Egypt. We gave that fellow an awful time. The devil got posses sion of me, and 1 made that mans life positive burden to him. Well, one night-a terribly wet night-he tired and v@y wet, and before get, ting into bed he got down to pray. My boots were heavy with wet and mud, and I let him have one on one side of the head, and the other on the other side, and he just went on with his prayers. Next morning found those boots beautifully polish ed by the side of my bed. That was his reply to me, and it just broke my heart, and I was saved that day"
 Well, of course, that was only car rying out one of the Great Masters rules for Christian conduct. It is just what every Christian should be willing to do in like circumstances and the only thing he should think of doing. Getting even is poor at titude for a Christian to assume. The soldier who got the wet and muddy boots from his comrade might have done what some of his comrades would have said was the more sol dierly thing: he might have got into fight. It is the soldiers business to fight. But he obeyed the orders of the Great Captain and forgave! Which was by far the bigger thing to do? 3 sIi'
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
Beethoven an d Paderewski

A party of American tourists visit ed the old home of Beethoven a few years ago--many yeaVs after the not ed pianist had died-but the house, the piano and many other things were still there. A young lady in the party seated herself at the piano and played Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata" After she had finished, she turned to the guide and remarked. q presume many travellers come to this famous place every year, don't they?"
 "Yes." replied the guide "Pader- ewski was here last year"
 The young lady was interested to know that such a famous pianist as Paderewski had been there, and, be. ing quite interested, she asked, And did he play on Beethoven's piano?'
 "No," replied the guide. He said that he was not worthy"
 Great men and women are very humble Their desire is not to show off or make themselves con spicuous, for there is more important work in this world to do than that. They feel that they are not worthy of much which the world does for them, but all the time they are do- ing for others.
 The truly great person does not have to put himself forward, in fact he will not He is like John the Baptist, who, telling the people that Jesus was coming after him. said that the Messiah was so much greater and better than he was that he him self was not worthy to unloose the
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., E. o. Solma, superintendent.
 Public worship at Il a. m., and at 7:30 p. m. The Christmas message will be predominant in both services.
 Musical program:
 Organ selections by F. R. Reynolds, Prelude. "CantiQue de Noel" Adam.
 Offertory, christmas Scene"
 Postlude, "Adeste Fidelis," Author unknown.
 Vocal selections under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Gill.
 How Lovely Are the Messengers, |" Mendelssohn, by choir.
 Solo by Mrs. Parks.
 "Sanctus," from St. Cecelias Moss y Gounod, by choir
 70 Little Child of Bethlehem, '' Coombs, choir.
 Solo, 70 Babe Divine" Uietro Ton, by Mrs. Maston.
 Sunday school Christmas enter tainment Tuesday, December 23, at ' p. m. An offering of food, clothing, toys and money will be received for needy ones of the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
CHURCHES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

There will be Christmas services at the Bisbee Methodist church at II and 7:30 o'clock The program follows: Morning service:
 Hymn 115, While Shepherds Witched Their Flocks.
 Prayer, creed, psalter
 Hark. Hark. My Soul, Rowe Shelley, Choir
 Announcements, offering, offer tory.
 Trio, Softly Silver Starlight, Charles Edward Prior. Mrs. Miners and Misses Wacek and Herman.
 Sermon, The Return of the Shep- herds.
 Reception of members
 Carol, mems voices,
 Hymn.
 Evening service:
 Hymn 1O7, Joy to The World.
 Anthem, The Babe of Bethlehem, Austin Miels, Choir.
 Hymn.
 Solo, Mrs. Miners, The Star of Beth lehem, Stephen Adams.
 Trombone solo, MT. Gilbert Mastan. Hark, Hark, My Soul, Choir.
 Reception of members.
 Sanctus, from St. Celia Mass, Gounod.
 Carols, mems voices.
 Hymn.
 Christmas exercises by the Sunday school Wednesday at p. In. CHARLES w. HARSHMAN, Pastor. Rev. H. c. Compton has returned fro ma business trip to New York and will occupy his pulpit today, morning and evening services at the usual hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
SERVICE MADE SACRED.

In one or Murilla's pictures he in- troduces us to the interior of a kit chen, where white-Wnged angels are busy at work. One is putting the kettle on the fire to boil, another is lifting a pail of water, yet another a the kitchen dresser is reaching up for plates. Somehow you forget the pots and pans, and think only of the angels, and their presence glorifies and consecrates the meanest act. fleet the blue heavens, the lowliest service may reflect the throne life. If our hands slack, we rob God ana man, but ourselves most.
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 You can put BlueBird into your home for seven dollars, completing che payment in convenient monthly sums.
 Come in and see how BlueBrd washes-or better, arrange with us for demonstration ia your home your family w>shins.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
FIRST CHURCH OF WARREN

Morning worship at II o'clock. This will be our Christmas service.
 Theme of the sermon, The Magi and the Christ.
 Special music will be rendered by the choiP
 Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock. Mir. Chas Wood is the superintendent. Preaching service at South BIsbee at 2 p. III.
 Sunday school at 2 D. m.
 Sunday school at Don Luis every Sunday at 10:30.
 There will be no preaching service at Don Luis Wednesday evening.
 THOS. A. MITCHELL. Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
THE GUIDE OF NIGHT.

While travelling in Canada I had occasion one evening to call on a physician for a friend of mine who was ill. 1 found the doctor most con- genial and companionable, and when he learned that l was from "the States" he insisted on a prolonged conversation.
 The route from the home of my friend to that of the doctor was some what zigzag. which had no difficulty in finding in the lingering twilight of that beautiful Canadian evening. But when I emerged from the doctor office a dense darkness had settled down upon the little hillside village, and I soon became confused and lost. Wandering about for a time, and amid hope and fear, concluded to return to the doctors office-if could. After more groping in the darkness 1 succeeded and asked my new-made friend to give me further direction. But he said: "No; l will do better than that. I will accom- pany you back to your home" Then he and went out into the night to- gether and my fears were clean gone. I had no further concern about either the winding pathway or the uncertain footing We walked happily together until we reached little hillock, when, pointing directly in front of me, he said: Do you see that light in the window? Make straight for that. That is your home. Good nighti'
 I have never seen that friend of the night from that day to this. But l have a Friend who has walked with me in all the dark places of life's un- certain pathway, and often when the twilight had faded, and feeling of fear overlook me, and I felt myself hemmed in by the dense darkness of the night I found walking by my side this one precious and abiding Friend, and l was comforted and calmed, not only in the consciousness of His mute presence, but stayed and steadied in {! my onward course to my mansion home beyond by His assuring direc- ton: "Yo you see that light in the window? Make straight for that. l That is your home!" Thank God for the Guide and thank God for the light in the window!-Rev. J. H. Shirey.
 THE GRACE OF FORGIVENESS.
 It is an old-fashioned grace, not used as much as it should be. and ,,o.-coecod ,f s,aof voeSihilifiac Tf if
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 Morning prayer and address Il a. m. Duet, tenor and contralto, Hark, Hark My Soul, by Rowe Shelley. Sunday school Christmas festival, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.
 Christmas day service, Holy com munion s a. m. Special Christmas music following Sunday.
 JACOB M. WHITE, Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

latchet of the Msssiah's shoes. And Jesus was even more humble than any other person, teaching a beauti- ful lesson of humanity the last thing in his earthly life, saying He came not to be ministered unto but to min ister. That is true humility, a Chris tian virtue.-Nathan Howard Gist, in Congregationalist and Advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

The Christian Science society of Bisbee holds services in the l. o. o. F. hall every Sunday morning at Il o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday evening testimony meet ings at p. m. Rading room in front of i. O. O. F. hall, open every after noon except Sunday, from 12 to and 2 to g D. m. Subject for today: Is the Universe including man, evolved by Atomic force?
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
Warren Mining District Weekly Religious :: Page
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
 (Opposite Warren Laundry

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 Preaching II a. III. and 7:30 D. m. Religio society, Q6:15 D. m.
 Our Sunday school Christmas enter, tainment will be held at the Women's club building. Quality Hill, December 25, at D. m. All are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Located School Hill, opposite Cen tral schooly, invites you to all ser vices of the Lords day.
 Unified service, teaching, preaching and worship 10 a. m., to 11:45 p. III. Bible school, teaching period 10 a. m
 Communion service II a. m. Sermon, "A Christmas Message" Evening service 7:S0 p. m.
 Sermon, Yielding"
 You are always welcome.
 Christmas program and service Tuesday, December 23, All welcome
 VIM. H. MATTHES, Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-21

THE GRACE OF FORGIVENESS.
 It is an old-fashioned grace, not used as much as it should be, and possessed of great possibilities. If it
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
GOVERNMENT PAYS BIC
RENT At WESTHAMPTON
Major William Galbraith States Col
IcSc Gets IL Per Cent ON
Investment.
DONATES TWO NEW BUILDINGS
War Department Provides $12, 7S3.S;s
Monthly as Rental for Property,
and Will Stand Cost of All Nee
cSSary Changes.

Compensation to Richmond College
ton as IN army hospital nets the in
.stitution practically IL per cent on it's
total investment. according to Major
William Galbraith. under whose direc-
ton the hospital was operated until its
close yesterday afternoon.
Major Galbraith st@:ed that the gov
crnmen, was under contract TO pay the
college sl2.IS3S3 Il month for n period
OF one year. dating from July |, 1913
In making the statement he said that
he wanted to correct the impression
that the government WAS not paying
its way. Reports previously published
had placed the rental figures at $1,000
Il month.
I'm addition to the rental the gov
ernmcnt has erected two buildings on
the Wcsthampton grounds at II cost of
approx imately $4,000. These will be
turned over to the college free of
charge. All expense of renovation
necessary to reGt the buildings for
the colleges work will also be borne
by the government.
The last group of patients at the
hospital was transferred yesterday, and
the work Of dismantlinE the wards
was practically completed. Wofkmen
will begin at once to retit the buildings
for the college.
Under the terms of tho contract the
government will not have to give up
the buildings until July /. Major Gill
braith stated, however. that 1t was
probable that they would he returned
much sooner. although he was not in
II position TO say exactly when.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
CAPTAIN w. H. STARBUCK
ARRIVES FROM OVERSEAS
Commander OF IInttery e., Effty-Third
Coast Artillery. Now Stationed
nj Cnmp Stuurt.

Captain William II. Starbuck. of
Battery &, Fifty third Artillery, (. ~
G., son of Theodore w. Starbuck OF
Richmond. is once more In his home
state after service abroad. lie arrived
Wednesday on the transport NanSe-
mond. with his command. and is now
temporarily uuartered ut Camn stuart,
but will soon be ordered 10 Camp
EuStis.
Ii was Battery c which last Septem-
Der disposed of the famous Fort de
Camp DIES Romans at the very peak
st..iffshheA ghirg III e4llrc ptpa w;hiGh in
,.,, =. .iaison. the military magazine
The Courier OF the Big cum Germs :"
recc htly contained an interesting ac-
count OF the batterinG down OF For,
ne mp deS Romans by "kanS Gram
anu a Moustiquc. the two French
~ nm howitEers. "i00s"-thc large /
IA ~, allroad piece which the Americans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-15
TRAINING SCHOOL PLANNED
FOR WOMAN'S LAND ARMY
=: John Munc~, Jr.. and Mrs. Cro,r.
]. warren Leave for ChnrIottcs-
,--4 willie To-day.

SaGeorge Warren will leave Richmond
for Charlottesville. where
SshReat the University of virginia this
sssnmmer training camp for the We
stitazsiss Land Army They will be ac
ic5mPanied By Miss Edith Dichl, ma
lional director Of training camps
Eg sMrs Munce and Mrs. Warren arc
SSsgaHMbers or committee appointed YES
s.sSEfday at the regular monthly meeting
ssdNsthe Young Women's Christian AS
i%E0~f1tton Building OF the Virginia piyi-
.syvHnof the Woman's Land Army. The
|HiARting was addressed by Mrs VIII
sSkateM and Miss Olga Ihlseng. national
gNsfdS secretary, who were here from
to perfect the camD and
z5lhA..State organization.
sSssfeteeFfs, following county chairmsn were
al the meeting Yesterday:
ghotnas Jefries. Chesterfield; Mrs
TEEft Leigh. Orange; Mrs. Tavior
ss33Wathmey. Norfolk County: Mrs
SsaNsiter Mapp, Accomac and Northanp.
NE24ts Mrs. Robert Temple. Roanoke;
5AHtyton Evans. Amherst
EySIhe executive board of the organiza-
Ex1puN has the following membership:
tEEstAAEs. Thomas Jeffrics, Mrs Egbert
I8lseigh. Mrs. Garter Braxton, Mrs Dcx-
S88f~Dtey. George Inman Colonel /:
sSaxra.f Thomas 3 McAdams Mrs. " r.
&Efomas, Mrs Thomas Whceiwrieht
Ssy4tfy B. b. Munford. Mrs NJ. G. Pat.
Mrs. John Is. Branch Mrs
E2SUrEe Warren, Miss Ella Agnew, Mrs
ksandonia DashicI. Mrs. Braxton Wise
5ENeafs Mrs. Frank Duke and Mrs John
s3NHfice, Jr.