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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
SOUTHERN STATES UTILIZE
GREATER WATER POWER
National survey DiscioScs - Per Cent
was PRODUCED i:nst of the
mississippi River.

WASHINGTON, August 1a-Sou:h-
crn states cas-; OF the Miss.ssippi are
ru'z,nE water power TO a greater ex-
tcnt THAN the country as a whole in
the production OF electric power i'm
bun!,I Utility, power plants. OF the
81 10 l3s."'c k!lowatt hours produced
during March the geological survey
reports. only II per cent vas pro-
ddceu by water power in the country
rs w1aole. while in the Southern
states about % per cent was produced
nny water power. In these States 223.-
$500" hilo"att hours OF power we're
produced ~ water power and So.a6S.-
GOO b. fuel. Louisiana and Mississippi
produced no electricity by water power.
KY water power predoT.nated In
North Carolina. Tennessee South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama
hl!owatt hours OF electric mower pro-
Guccd In the various States by water
power and fuel follow:
Alabama. 80. .7s. 900 and tso7.ooo
Florida. 500 900 and sTs3 coo
Georgia. 21."fi.ooc and 6.n:e.0oc
LOUISIANA, none and 1856. 600
NisE.ssippi, non" and : 800 600
Nort: Carolina. is.33s 0cU and 71oe 600
South Carplina. i3.+l7.oo0 and io.5 900
Tennessee i52c2. 600 and iG.s.Goco
Virginia. :o,22l. 600 and l:77iooo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
PASSENGERS IN PANIC
WHEN GUTTER HITS SHIP
Revenue Craft PIungcs Prov Fifteen
Feet Into Structure of
Steamer.
HOLES IN CEMETERY HEDGE
Effort Is Made tn Prove This State
mcnt in Chapman Trial-Othcr
News Notes From Various Parts of
Virginia.

PORTSMOUTH. Angus; lo-Hun-
h"ois OI passengers on the Portsmouth
Norfolk boat New York were this morn
ing thrown into a panic when a United
states revenue cutter. proceeding St
high speed W the Elizabeth River. col
lidcd with the larger vessel ana
plunged it's prov fifteen feet into the
structure Of the boat. Many paSScn
gers were thrown to the decks by the
shock. and an automobile was badly
damaged by the impact of tho cutter
Tho :.ccidcnt occurred at o:30 y. NJ. AS
Ill. ferry was close to the Norfolk slip.
Quickly rcvcrsih. his engines. INC
PINOT Of the revenue cutter was Po!c
to withdraw his boat from the hole 1t
had made in the New York. and the
ferry made dock in safety. Passcn
gers were diSch Urged without injury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

The savings which Lalley
Electric Light and Power makes,
in money and time and labor,
actually do pay its way on any
farm.
We make this statement, not
on any say-so Of our own, but
entirely on what Lalley owners
tell us.
Right now the opportunity to
save by installing the Lalley
without delay is greater than it
ever was before.
1t will pay you to see the Lal-
ley dealer at once, and learn
why farmers are buying Lalley-
Light at the rate of almost 1000
plants per week.
No farmer, we believe, has
ever considered Lalley-Light a
downright expense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

the day earlier, and do more after
dark, because Of the fine light,
Certain tasks were done in a
third or a half the time they
used to take.
So the preference for Lalley
grew greater and greater, until
now, as we have said, it is
expressed in sales Of close to 1000
plants week.
The least you can do is to see
the Lalley dealer at once.
1t is actually true that the
Lailey will begin to save for YOU
the day you put it in. Therefore
you can't afford not to have it.
Go to the Lalley dealer now,
and he will install the plant
without undue delay.
Lslley-Lisht Corporation. Detroit, Michigan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

Most OF our owners possibly
installed the Lal1ey primarily for
its comforts and conveniences.
They figured that these adj
vantages more than offset the
investment. And SO they do.
But these men soon discovered
that electric light was only one of
the benefits of Lalley ownership.
They had an ample supply Of
electric power. They turned it
to use in churning and cream
separating, tanning out grain,
and other light work about the
barns.
Their women used it to sweep
with suction cleaners; to run the
washer; to do the ironing in less
time.
Then the Lalley savings began
to show. The men could begin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

eu Ergi Bortoc, caute pc Moisi
Pandrea, din comuna Feleag, ju-
detul Odorheiu, Transilvania, Ro-
minia. Dinsul a fugit din bort Gu
suma de 126 dolari.' Cine il va
prinde, orr imi va trimite adresa
dinsului capata recompensa de
so dolari Scrieti pc adresa de
mai jos:
Ergi Bortoc, P. o. B. 503, Ellwoo!
City, Penna.
(49-54)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

'exil 81 de deportare, imi petreceam
timpul vizitind expozitiile de ta-
blouri.
In tinereta am locuit Gu picto-
rul Corot pc aceiasi sala. Ell arun-
ca in jurul sau bucati de studii ca
ri mai tirziu. 5 'au vindut foarte
scump.s
Odata m am fntflnit GU Millet la
un negustor de tablouri earl nu vo-
ia sal dea trei suite de lei pc un ta-
blou mic, care mai tirziu s'a vim
dut ca noua zeci 81 sapte de mil de
| lei.
Am trecut prin viata printre a.
cesti oameni celebrii, am fost sgh-
duit de toate evenimentele, ameste-
cat in toate catastrofele.
Ori cum fost insa, dusmanii pc
earl ii am 81 pc carl ii voiu avea nu
vor putea vice ca lam atacat Gu
sentimental unei rivalitati josnice.
M lie am zis: Scoala-te, tn ca
sa sed Ell, ci toata viata am avut
maxina: ,,Scoala-te tu de colo, ca
sd nu ma asez Ell
Henrs Rochefort.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
(Urmare y

81 citi tineri, de familie buna
sunt doritori de aventuri amo-
roase. Numai sd intinzi leasa 81
plea zece de-odata, ca nu estf de
lepadat 81 esti in stare Sc sucesti
capul la ori Vi care"
Didina, dupa putina cugetare
zise:
,Stii ce draga, Sc trimiti pc
varul mattel la mine. ii dau leafa
buna numai Sc fie credincios,a Il
nu Sc ingrijeasca el de tata, sci
nnmai sal supravegheze, sd am
nm ON de credinta linga mine"
,,Despre asia sa mai nici O
grije. Pentru mine face tot, 81
III spusei ca-i lipsit 81 are 0 droa-
ie de copii, fara mama, de carl
trebne 81 ingrijeasca. g
Isl stii cei AnunEa nm bal De
Sina de sinful pasile. ia prega-
tiFile necesare 81 nu te uita la
ltuiei, ceri ma privesc pc mi.
\ h1yits pe cine .ereai. M
t dau eu, etci lnmes Al
4 = 81 q 1ce VI en dan ba,
/ el llsnaea n tiiae
49, Y s |ss, !. ssss q " V
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
ROMAN cO,TIAPORAN
-DE
G. r. PASCU.
VEtute eSiDeStrdu.

,,Da, draga. Pentru vre-o do
uazeci de familii."
Atunci minunat. M uita sc
inviti 81 citiva tineri din carl Sc
aleg unul. Oar uitai sa te fntreb !:
All deplina incredere in Toma."
! ,,fncredere in Tomato intre-
ba Zoica mirata 81 Gu un suris
ciudat pc buzele eli. Toma al meu
un abaiat de zahar. TilS Ia mi
ne ca la bchii din cap si nu site
cum Sc umble pc linga mine ca
sa-mi tie in vote 81 sd nu ma va
"a mihnita. La urma nrmeis mie
fmi datoreste slujba pc care 4
capatat-o Ia Curtea de APPEL"
,,Atnnci suntem fntelese," " zise
Didina.
,,Da draga, en- char milne fac
lista invitation Il invitarile."
Yoica se ridica 81 esi, zicindu-i
|se astepte II vine 1ndatx, ii pc
ste citeva minute sc .fntoarse- u
|numzrx zciei 4 mie de lei, zi,
cind Dacz y p;ajnnee III dan u
diferentt D 's. 8 s
,Eests csp, ey Islll i6, eirs6,d ~ djunY1
s ~ slas4 n X lx 4. III y Z II q III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
eU BANn 1NA1NTE rRmEsrE 1tA1

marea GU privirea.
La sffrsitul balului ambii fura
incintati cind au fost poftiti de Di-
nulescu 81 Didina Sc yina .Joi sea
ra la eli, Sc cineze impreuna.
Era ger 81 viscolea. Dinulescu cu
toate ca era. imbracat in bland
simtea ca frigul ii patrunde prin
toate madularele 81 cfnd in sania
care ii ducea acasa Sc lipi de Di-
dina, pared simtea ca din trupul ci
plin de viata patrunde 0 cantitate
de caldura bine facatoare in cor
Ipul lui lipsit de ylaga.,
Gu toate ca Sc stringea inimA
vAsind-o eA joaca 81 glnnieste Gu y.
stI tinerii, pore tssimte fericit y
Didina, nevasta lui, a5fost afldta
sca cea mai .frpmoasa feuniFs din Y,
'te au fost Ii bal, u y fost proclam
itk Regina balIlni.
Sania alerea "a trapul cailor y
'niergind ca vintul IN fatS, yiscolnl
i biciuea obrajii. Aplefa capul q
6e fief ferif, 81 cum priyea III sus Ia
Didina, vazind ca dinsa sta Gu e.
pl ridiept, infrnntind yiscelul, A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

pc cumnatu. meu David Serbian
din comma Sebesul Mare, judicial
Sibiiu Rog Pc fratii prisonieri din
Siberia, Rusia sau char dinsnl
daca va ceti Sssste rindcri 50
scrie la adresa:
loan D. Ionascu, 1109 s. Mercer
Street, New Castle, Pa. U. S. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

ADRESA SOC1ETATH ESTE
.6ocietatea .Lumina Poporului
Romin" 332 West Perl Stree,
lid annapolis. Indiana. 1861
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

Sc tie o orchestra buna 81 ceva
de gustare. Poate iti trebue 81 tie
uncle. Trebue Sc debutezi asa ca
sa lasi un suvenir placut." :
Din momentul acela soarta lui
Alexandra Dinulescu fu pecetlui-
ia. Sc nrzise complotul prin care
sal scurteze zilele 81 sal impin-
ga Gu pasi repezi in spre NOR
mint. Didina capatase o unealta
demna de planul eli de a Sc sea-
pa de omul care ii sta in calea
fericirei sale.
A doua ii Sc prezinta omul re-
comandat de Zoia, un barbat ro-
bust, in etate aca de patruzeci de
ami, care prin umilinta ce facu
inaintea Didinei, Q convinse re-
pede ca pc omul acesta poate
sal intrebuinteze la orr ce, in re-.
alizarea planurilor sale.
Il fagadui doua suite de lei pe
luna =, dupa ce ii spuse &c are
de facut, Il 1nsarcin& Gu slujba
char din ziua aceea.
Alexandra nu stiea mimic de
balul pfoiectat pima cfnd Didina
nn-i aratS inyitarea 81 nu-i spuse
81 sc pregateasca de bal. Dinule.
sen obiectiona ca nu poate mer.
Sc, Nindcx doctorul ia recoman.
AT Iiniste absolute, dar Didins
| q zise cx e. M poate refusa 81.
yitlreA pFietenei sals ii slIrsrx
|tan pCate merge a3 - facx <ls
n xo1 q !! y! bise "A N hotx txsire 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

miratorilor eli 81 retragindu-se csl
Zoie, intro odaie do,n'ca, 0 intro
b. CO ce crede dcspre judccatorul
de- instructie Geys yescu.
Gum crezi draga. E un baiat
bun 81 discret, daca inima tie in
deamna catre ell .sloboade sageata,
dar nici Titu Savescu nu-i de lepa-
!dat, stii ala care a sjucat prinul
walls Gu mine. Sc interesa multi de
tine. E dragut baiatul' Isl parintii
|stau bine, dar nu,pea il all Ia mi
ma unde-i strengar ST nu vrea So
sc 7nsoare.
I'm seara asia -nu ma pronunt.
Am sal iyit pc amindoi Ia cin6 pc
Joia viitoare. Sc veniti 81 vol. sAa
itunci am SCI vad care va 81 in stare
sa Sc faca mai placut.sn !, 81 esira in
salon unde orchestra inceplHe se
lcintc valsul.
Didina fusese augajatA dinainte
isif jncA Gu nm tinAr foarte simpa.
ltic dar tinaid 81 ralFillos "A . tata
mare, cslitate ce null plscca Diai,
Incl, 81 cit q jucat valsul n'a schiIn,
lbat cu Il dc cit citeya cnvinte con
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

ia; dar pc strada, unde putea Fl au-
zita 81 de alti, riu numai de vizitiul,
care nina cali 81 care nu Sc putu O.
pri Sc nn RIA la vorbele Didinei.ea-
re le pronuntase tare 81 Gu un aer
DC desfidere, le socoti ca batjocuri
la adresa lui 81 simti Cd se stringa
.inima de durere.
NJ respunse mimic, de teama sc
nu fie expus la alta ironie 81 sco-
tfnd un suspin, Sc ghemni 81 mai
tare lfnga ca, care sta restarnatG
pc spAtarea saniei.
Ajunsi acas& .Didina Sc desbracS.
repede 'si inainte de q Sc cule& fsi
admir1 chipdI 81 oglinda diE came-
"a eli de toaleta.
Gu obrajii fmbnjorat& de vjsco-
lul care . batuse IA &ata i - gdsi ii
mai frumoasa ca ah8 data 81 mur-
mur8
Isl frumnsetea aceasta a s. va
stejcasca alaturi Az D umbrk / Ri
ne spunea zoie ca sunt . proastas
a doua Ii Didina aes puftI eli
mai multa reserva fst4 de bxrbstnI
III, nla V hotarise incl y lnoespk
atacl1l Z 's ssg3s s 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
G A q T

pc Vasile Filimon Radu din CO.
muna Sarata, judetul Fagaras,
ell unchiul lui Dionisie Stanciulea
din 1165 South Main Street. A
kron, Ohio. Cine site ceva despre
dinsul sa Sc adreseze la adresa de
mai sus.
(53-55)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
MemoriiIe mele

Sa spui unui om celebru: - Ar
trebui die sa-ti scrii memoriile, in
seamna al de intelege ca nu
mai bun de altceva.
Totusi memorii Sc vor scrie me-
reu fiindca din instinct ne place
a rechema amintirile 81 tot evocin-
du-le, ne simtim deodata coprinsi
de dorinta de lie spune 81 contem-
poranilor.
Sc ell 81 DIV. att intilnit multi
insi earl va tin de un nasture al
hainei ca sa va spue:
- All, de v'asi povesti viata mea
81 c1nd o povesteste, vedeti ca
!, II a avut cine site ce lucru insem-
nat de povestit.
Oar oricare ON vede Gu telesco-
|pul lucrurile eel privesc. Bruta-
reasa care timp de 35 de ami a
furnizat pine parintilor mel, mis-
cindu-se doar din camera eli pima
la tejghea, cind la caruntit parul,
tot gasit explicatie pima de min
dric.
- Ah, ce vreti? Am avut via
ia att de agitata!
Totusi nu cred ca poate Fl ase-
muita viata mea Gu acestei bru-
tarese. Printr'o inlantuire de fap-
tie a carei responsabilitate nu mi Sc
Icadea mereu, am avut toate senza-
tile possible. Ca un ON care STAR
petrece viata Gu jocul vaterchutu-
lui, timp de % ami am fost pc cele
mai inalte culmi 81 in adGncimile ce-
lie mai negre. Dupa citeva luni nu-
mai dupa ce poporul Gu lovituri de
secure spart portile della Sainte-
Palagie ca sa ma scoata de acolo 81
Gu aclamatiuni, Gu flori sa ma pue
in guvernul apararei rationale, am
fost dus apoi Gu rasunete fioroase,
Isl legat la Versailles. Timp de un
ceas, ca un alt Pugaceff,, am fost
purtat prin strazile orasului 81 par
ca vad inca pc un mosnegel Gu re-
dingota galbue, in fruntea corte-
giului agitind umbrella 81 stri-
,gind:
= E, Rochefort! De asia data,
trebue jupuit de viu.
Ceace in gindul lui insemna ca
altadata s'a facut o mare gresala
lasindu-mi-se pielea pc case.
81 = Sc prea poate ca acest omu-
let, Gu trei luni inainte sd fl fost
in cortegiul care ma ducea in tri-
umf della Sainte- Pelagia la prima-
RE 81 ca m a aclamat 81 el ca toti
ceilalti.
Am gustat toate placerile 81 am
rumegat tOate amaraciunile. In ce-
lula ingusta din inchisoarea din
Versailles mi-am asteptat moartea
ce imi fusese vestita. Apoi pedeap-
sa mia fost schimbata i'm deporta-
rea pc viata intro fortareata 81
end dus la antipozi intre antropo-
fagi, dusmanii ca 81 prietenii ma
credeau pierdut, topit. La mare,
insa m am aruncat GU capul in JOS
in Oceanul Pacific 81 am reaparut
in Europa. Vedeti deci ca nu mi-e
frica de apa rece mai ales cind G
vorba sd evadez.
Viata mea fost plina de aven-
turtle cele mai ciudate, dar am 81
amintiri frumoasc.
fatal meu find autor ma ducea
Gu dlnsul la repetitii. Eram de sa-
Sc ami cInd celebra dina Doche ma
tlnca pc genunchi. Am dejunat de
clteva orr la tragediana Rachel; e.
ram cam de vreo II ami, cam tot
pc .atunci STA adus 81 mama aminte
ca nu fusesem botezat!.
lnainte de ma lasa absorbit de
polltica 81 de anil de inchisoare, de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29
o sULA NoUA, PRACTICA.

Gu aceasta sula poti repara
ghete, hamuri, geamantane etc,
coasa repede ca masina. Pretul
este impreuna GU 20 yards alta
pentru pantofari, doua ace 81 in
structiile numai Gu $1.O0. Z sule
Gu $500. Danii inapoi daca nu
sunteti satisfacuti. Tale acest a.
nunt 81 impredna Gu un $1.00 tri-
miteti la: (1x6)
NOVELTY SALES co.
147-4-th Ave-, New York, N Y.
Room 318. Dept. r. M
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~ MICA -
NP,QBLlCIIAEM,k
.S@SR[ M
LIBERTY B0NDURI 81 \
DE RAZBOI.

LIBERTY BONDUR1 81 MARCI
DE RAZBOI.
Vindeti-le la moi pima sunt pre-.
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinsita casa de schimb. Platim
bani gaia orr ce suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi We
niti la Room ZIG Lennox Bldg.
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue, de-asupra Ia Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil-
mic, afara de Dumineca pima la
orele 6 p. m. Va tratam cinstit
81 va dam preturi bune. 1x6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-29

LIBERTY BONDURI DIN TOA.
TIE sERIILE 81 WAR SAVING
STAMPS.
De la $50 in sus vindem 81 cum
param. Platim GU bani gaia Gu
preturile cele mai mari Carl stunt
in Plata: 6,
BOND BROCKERS
$40 Sheffield Bldg, 9th Floor,
E. 9th & Euclid, Cleveland, Q.
Oficlul deschls de la y .. "a.
Dina Ia 3 p. N
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-12-05
UNIONIST MUST GO TO JAIL

Chicago - The United States su-
preme court has affirmed a decision
by the Illinois state supreme court
that Charles Dold, president of the
Piano and Organ Workers. Interna-
tional union, shall serve 80 days in
jail and pay a $500 fine for violating
an injunction.
On October 1, 1917, employees of
this union suspended work at the
Lyon & Healy company plant when
they were refused wage increases
and several of their number were
discharged.
Their wages ranged from % to SO
cents an hour. Judge Smith of the
superior court, this city, issued an
injunction against the strikers who
were denied the right to picket. The
workers ignored this command.
They were arrested on Judge Smith
order and President Dold was fined
$500 and sentenced to 80 days in Jail.
On appeal by the unionists the
state supreme court sustained the de-
cision. One of these judges declared:
even though the injunction issued
by Judge Smith was too drastic that
did not give the workers the right to
violate any part of the injunction"
Judge Smiths action is in line with
decisions by the state supreme court
which has put its stamp of disap-
proval of picketing.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-02

There is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together. and for years il
was supposed TO be ncurabc. Doctors
prescribed local remedies. and by con
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Ca
tarrh is local disease, greatly influ-
encod by constitutional conditions and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Medicine.
manufactured by f. j. Cheney d Co.
Toledo, Ohio. is a constitutional RENE
dy. is taken internally and acts
through the blood on the mucous SUR
faces of the system. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for any case
that Halls Catarrh Medicine fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testi-
monialS.
+. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. - cents.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-02
WARNS or BIG RISE IN COAL

PottSvillc. Pa. July 22.-Adding TO
the warning conveyed two days ago
TO Congress that the price of coal may
Jump So ton because of its alleged
scarcity. a statement has been for
wardcd to Senators Reed. Jones and
Kenyon that the cost of anthracite is
almost certain to bc increased $50 a
ton 10y the first of next April if food
prices are not reduced. The Senators
mentioned are members of the Senate
Committee on Manufactures. which
Investigated the anthracite industry
here very extensively last winter, but
has not yet made a report.
The warning was sent by the An
thracitc Consumers League of this
city, which was largely instrumental
in starting the Senatorial nvestiga-
ton. The cause for the increase is the
demand for 20 per cent. more wages
for the miners and Il reduction in
hours from eight 10 six. The league
does not take very seriously the claim
that there is a big coal shortage, hut
says. if this is the case. il is the fault
of the operators, who for seven weeks
last spring prevented the miners from
making more than half time and h;
not made much effort to place al WORK
again operations stopped at that time.
As to other propositions. nothing
but reduction in the price of food
can stop the demands Of the miners
from being made and granted. says
the league. The officers of the league
have been very active in trying TO
keep down the prices of anthracite,
hat after an investigation they de-
clare the miners are justified in de-
mandng a very radical wage increase
unless there is drop in the prices of
the necessities of life.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-02
INDIANTOWN

Misses Grace Dickcrson and Maudc
Godfrey returned home Sunday from
a visit to Miss jamie Shockley. Of
near Berlin.
Misses Lola Pussy. Emily Bounds,
Edna Gray and Nellie Pussy. of
Nassawango. spent the week end
with Mrs. Marion Disharocn.
Miss Ililda Weaver, Who has been
visiting Mrs. Norman Mariner, return
ed 10 her home on SaxiS Island. this
week.
Mr.. T.. \. Mariner spent sunday
with cr son. Mir. Altia Mariner and
family, Of Nassawango.
Nh and Mrs. Marion Disharoon On
tcr,ancd number of friends at din
ner last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. f.. Shockley and
daughter Esther, spent last Sunday
with her brother. Mr.. George Moore.
AT White Haven. Md
Miss Mary renncwcll. Of Nassa-
wango. spent the Weekend with
Misses Essic and Emily Disharoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parsons en-
tcrtaincd several of their friendsl asst
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dennis and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Wimbrow and daugh-
ter. Of PittSvillc, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gordy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Martinez and
children spent last Sunday with her
mother. Mrs y. J. Gray, of Nassa-
wango.
Quite number of our people vis-
tied Ocean City last Sunday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-08-02
GREENBACkVILLE AND
FRANKLIN CITY. VA.

Mr.. J. ". Fitzmauricc. of Columbia
5. c., is visiting at the home of Mr..
a. X. Mills.
Master Marvin Coffin has returned
from Philadelphia. His cousin. little
Miss Elva Mason, came with him.
Mrs. Blanche Mason returned to her
home in Philadelphia on Thursday.
after visit here to her father
Mr.. }. +. Bevans and family visited
his sister near Snow Hill on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Davis are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson Davis.
of Wilmington. and Mr.. Leroy Jester
and family, of Chincoteague.
Miss Ethel Chapman is home on a
three weeks vacation. Her aunt, Mrs,
Hiram Sharpley, Mr.. Oscar Sharplcy
and friend. from Camden. accompan-
led her.
Private j. Thomas +. Sharpley re-
ceived his discharge from the army
this week, and is now at home with
his parents here He was stationed
at bordeaux AT the Army base there
There remain three more of our boys
TO return. Benjamin Harrington, Ar
chic Merrill, and Thomas Freeman.
Major II. c. Mallory has been trans
fcrred from Camp Custer. Mich, to
Camp Meade, Md, and makes week
end visits here.
Miss Jennie Short is spending the
week at Ocean City. Md.
Mr.. Edwin Ellis has returned home
from Washington, where he has been
spending some time with his sister
and other relatives.
Mr.. Ohio Sharpley has sold his
stock Of goods TO Messrs. Raymond
pilchard and William Kelley.
Mr.. Calvin W. McCleary died on
Thursday morning, July 18th, at the
home of John II. Young, in Wacha-
preague, Va. of pneumonia. He had
been in failing health for some time.
and left the railroad as engineer last
year. at which time h. moved to Phila
dclphia. where he consulted spec
ialist. He improved, and moved here
about a month ago, and rcopcned his
home in hopes that the salt air would
benefit him. He made business trip
to Wachapreague about three weeks
ago, and was taken very i'll while
there, and later developed pneumonia.
His remains were brought to Stock
ton, on Saturday for burial the Mason
ic Order of Chincoteaguc and the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. of this place having
charge of the burial services. Mr..
McClcary was the first engineer on
this road, and was the one to run the
first train when the road was extended
here. He was twice married. and is
survived by two children by his first
marriage. Mrs. Joseph $. Pruitt and
Harold McCleary His present wife
survives him and two children, Helen
and Ida Belle.