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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28
: cripple Attractions for
December 10Th.

The Glad Play e'PoIyannH~ Is as
6racing IS mountain climb. Il
sends the blood about its business IL
health ANA gives tone ana giadness
60 the body. Il does more and better
By keeping the lamp of good nature
burning brightly u the heart. and
leading thoughts away from the mean
and chilling things OF life The chara-
rers of the famous play are brought
before us by men and women who are
foremost Inn rhe theatrical profession.
which means an evening Of perfect
good cheer. tor PoIlyanna in its glad
nature and purpose Is the most nota-
bic dramatic production OF recent
years. 1t radiates the sunshine OF liv-
ing, puts heart into the weary laden
and sweeps away the shadows or trou-
Die as the sun does the mist. The
magical Pollyanna steps right OUT II.
the book we all know about, ringing
out gladly the spirits OF youth and
health. Introduces you TO all the
quaint characters OF the New Eng
land home. and before you know II.
you are under the spell Of the hap
piest and most enjoyable play now
before the public.
'Pollayanna' will ne presented at
the Tam Yeiea Theatre IN T10oar-, har "a
by Klaw and Granger and Geo. c
Tyler. who have provided an excellent
company OF players to interest il.
Miss Viola Harper viii play the title
role. and viii oe supported BY George
Allison Garland Gaden. Alec Baxter.
Naharene RobeF Helen Quincy Ger
rude Rivers. Fanny D. Hall A. "
AacCollin. William Blaidsdeu. Chas.
s Turner Harald Macarthur and
others
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

The 0cala Young people wac re-
member most pleasantly Miss Aylme1
pearce OF C0lum bus Ga. viii Ia IL
farested ia earning that she IS CD be
4 December bride. her marriage 20 I
Mr. Collins of Norfolk. Va. 70 occur
eariy next month
1fiss PearCe - an unusually beau
tiful aud attractive young woman. and
several years ago OF twO different &c.
casfons visited "a this city as the
xaest Of Mrs. Z. A. Shepherd. now Oi
Chicago
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28


NJ and Ms. " J. Chambers have
announced the engagement and al
preaching marriage Of their daughte-
lluberta. % Mr Hugh Stanley Price.
fae weslaiug 10 take place Wednes
Gay az e 20 p. n. az their home. No
-ts feaar avenue The wedding sill
20 auief home affair. attended onlv
p Relatives and few close friends
0a account ~ The popularity Of bofl
#pang people the announcement VIII
81 received WITH much cordial tnt-s
eet Tampa Tribune Mr. and M
laambers were formerly 1onula.
oeaia residents and their Ocala
if'eads VIII read with pleasure the
announcement % rhe approac hing
marriage OF their Youngest daughter
Mr. ann Mrs a. J. Ross 81 Jack
~anvllle spent rhe weekend in Ocala
the guest of Hr ana Mrs. R. L. An
aefson az their pretty home. Marc
wool
ssss
Mr Nau waatb,.rs .,~,ve., - nj,
SATURDAY from 5is bo,,a ~ sh,r-htu.
3 ana viii spend Thanksgivins
seek II Ocaia as the guest OF ais IA
rents Mr. and Mrs. 3 A. Weathers.
ssss
ur r,,h ,,h, ,.. -
bending ana. ,s., ,., ..,,. i, .. ..
shrr- air, o-r .tst.r ,,,s. 80
Brown. f. 4r,tn .r o~.l. .n.,s;,-
.as~ xh,la ,..fora -sr,,-i,0 = -,
aan- p Iscksonvtua
$500
a- 9rr-ora r. - ,-ls,.a
a-at --w iav. n Or,a rhts vaA,
~. er4-r ,f ,i. ..rr.r .,d ,,...,
.fr ana AIRS Iark cam, b,v. IA
gun The improvements On -la,r 7-af,v
home. and are FOR the Dresept maxine
-her home ar rhe home Of Mr. VII
liam, f,s,,-
Mr. Emmett Robinson Of Iackson
Vile came down on SATURDAY. 70 n
rand tb. s,,,.r,t .,+ t,,. s..... ~.
S. Hall. which took place last SUNDAY
afternoon.
go.
Friends in Ocala are zlviag n,
He has just recently received his dis
charge from the navy. where be has
served most pstr1osicaIIy during the
war Mr.. Smith has not FULLY decided |
what he will do. but for she present is
enjoying a we'll earned vacation. Be-
TORE going TO the navy Mr.. Smith vas
10 the employ OF Mr. Harvey Clark at
the o. * Teapot Grocery.
MT ana Ais " = 7reer ara wei.
sweet .ttl- baby bow who VS. Dorm
last saturday
AF a-d M.s Order Perkins are
spending lais F@vH III Jacksonville +
-Ha- a-a relatives
Mss Mamie Counts returned 1ons +
1n Wednesday from a verT pleasant
Et-it re 4acNs"nY'lle. rs 1A- guest %
her brother DR.. herberc Counts.
A'''"0'''e ''''4e uSCsl-I''rS u''Ve'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Miss Berlah Hail. VINO came 10
Oc2la on Saturday to attend the fun.
eral Of her uncle the late Er. r 3
Hall. has returned TO her hcna in Co
lumhia. SC
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28


bud mouth OF his first born.
Little Miss Balcom arrived on We'd
nasday at the Marion County hospital
aad expects 70 make her home with
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Balloon On s..
Htnk avenue.
adr. =razier 10 &c into the Minis-4ry
It will 9e very interesting Jews to
liz many friends in Ocala and ~
where TO learn that Mr. Clyde Frazer
expects 10 during the coming year.
1920 to go into the ministery OF the
Methodist church He has been study
.ug for mis- and has recently gone be-
Tore The board and has successfully
passed his examination For the com
ing wear be does not expect TO accept
a regular charge. but viii only 1T
times till vacant pulpits. He is
splendid sOung man. has a lovely per
s0nalty. and very persuasive ways
and We predict for MIN a very bright
future in his chosen. profession For
the past year he has been writing
j poem each week for this paper
which is always greatly enjoyed by
our readers. He viii for the present
continue IN his same position with
Rheinauer < Co. where he IS head
man.
Mr.. John Taylor has gone 70 Jack
sonyilla where sac viii spend a short
while with relatives. and take in the
fair
Mrs Annie Van Deman. who is
pending soma time n Jacksonville
visiting friends. spent the greater
part ct last week at Atlantic beach
and Al St Augustine with friends
Mrs Van Deaman wiTI arrive II Ocaia
soon 70 spend the remainder OF the.
winter with her sister. hrs. y. ~
5arrIss-
Ar- BENJAMIN ). Weathers, Of
Jacksonville. spent Sunday Il OcaIa.
the guest or his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. B. .Weathers-
Ar. Julien Bullock wenr Up 60 Jae1-
seuyille Sunday afternoon TO cake q
peep At the state fair.
Mr. Frank Harris. IT. one Of the
editors ana owners Of the OcaIa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

- ana Mrs.. willard Blooa efe ~"
So visitors IN Jacksonville Tor me
sfala mar Mr. Blood. $40 eapaafea
- maav blae rfbbons az the MAFion
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28
Little Miss 5zic0r

Little Mss 3aic0Tr
II vas JUST a tiny bundle OF fluffy
WARM blankets and vet il caused =
smile or great pride and happiness u
over spread the cOuntenance OF c. G
Balcum as he gently pushing aside
the folks and looked down upon the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. " J. Edwards and
their TWO little sOAs ana Mrs. Ed
wards mother. InorDrea 20 Jackson
vile on Wednesday. where they viii
spend few DAYS taking in the State
Fair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

5isnop-WebHer
A very quiet marriage took place
4 PaIztka- on Sunday when Miss Dor
othy Webber a former Ocala girl, but
who has been making her home in PA.
latka tor the past few months where
she has charge OF the Postal office.
The groom is NJ. J. J. Bishop, who un-
I'll Just recently was the manager OF
the Postal office in this city.
Miss Webber is a daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. J. F. Webber OF this city and
has many friends who viii learn with
pleasure Of her marriage
Soon after the ceremony they left
rar Jacksonville where they expect
to reside
Their Ocala friends wish them a
long ana happy welded life.
Messrs. Jake and Albert Gerig re-
turned on Wednesday from Winsooro.
5. c. where they have spent the past.
few days on business.
Ar and Mrs Stephen JeweTt are
very happily announcing TO their host
Of friends the arrival OF their second
daughter She was born on Tuesday
morning and is being very warmly re-
ceived by her parents ana a dear lit.
tie baby sister
Mrs. H. P Newman and little dauga-
ter ana Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McDouz-
aid are in the city visiting their sister
Mrs. R. S Hall and their mother Mrs.
Martha Williams. They came espee.
ally 70 attend the funeral OF Mr.. Hall
on Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Williams and
TWO pretty little daughters Elizabeth
ana Martha LETT early Wednesday
morning IN their car tor their home
IN Arcadia Mrs Williams and chill.
dren have been in OcaIa since before
the death OF Mrs. Williams aunt Mrs.
G T Maughs.
a.
Hiss Ruth Harvey OF Charleston. s.
c. IS in the city the guest OF Miss
Blair Woodrow Miss Harvey hasI
visited in Ocala before and has mauvI
friends who are glad to welcome herE
again.
Mr. Armin Smith. accompanied BY
Misses Caroline, Lucille ana Catherine
Waters. LETT yesterday for DeLand. |
where they viii spend several days as
the guest OF Miss Sara Smith. andE
later Join house party OF friends ltl
wildwood Farn." near Ocala. for al
Tribune.
Nj o. 5. Tigner OF Bushnell was in
OcaIa the past week On business.
Mr.. anu Mrs C. P Chazat axpects
soon TO move from the home OF Mrs.
u 2. Julian where they hava been
house Tor the past year to the
home OF Mrs. cnazai's mother Mrs
7 r Dewey uutil rhey can find
ao.se. AIRS Julian ana her daughter
'tvs 4avtS Aaro returned tron Jaek
sonville ANA viii d 4rv lEeir owa
home
1lr and Hrs Wolfe. vino have re-
-ut,Y come a. Ocala 10 live. Mr.
Wolfe having accepted position
With the Ocala IRON Works. have NOV.
Ell into the Tigror cottage on Thir4 /
street. which mas recently been va
Gated BY Mr. Cass4ls 2u1 family We
welcome this family 20 Ocala.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh1 Taylor. who
have been spending faw days n
Jacksonville At the fair. expect 70 20
rom there 60 North Carolina. where
they will Spend some time with rela-l
-ives.
Mr. Lew Lyons OF Res Moines has
joined his wife ana children WHO are
Mrs Lyons mother. Mrs. 2. |
Van Hood. and viii spend some time
here with them. I
Monday afternoon al Ter coy little.
home an 0cklawaha ava. Mrs. Harry
8oriand was hostess OF he. Presby- I
terrain silver tea. TIE house was very
dainty with its decorations of cur
flowers ana terms. Mrs. Borland was
- All N4-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr.. Harry Palmer has returned 20
his home IN Tampa after spending a
lew days with his brother. Mr.. Whit
Palmer Re came Up to attend the
funeral OF Mr. r. s. Hall.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. and M J. 4. rherr7il went az
4 Jacksonville the middle OF rhe wees
wners they win spera a few days
wfra friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

~ ana MRS lester Marsh of ram
D. gurmerly ~ this city. are spena
- falf we-k IN Iacksonville Ar
marwh 3 mlth me Traffic Motor Can
say walrh haa al exhibit az the TAR
n eharHn "a Mr Marah
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28


Nawena Glass;
81 aeefuNfnA auun ugm. g ~ So
l1lIHa. Ul ltinrarIiin fbe HiEnesf han
eEH Isl tnn Fiurida Feaerafian ~ ~.
nan giuba fha eiub Fomen - faia
state aaFe hunnred their leaeFafIun
- wea al annnrinH mr McConnm.
Ma Mef aiium AS Carrie l.aRunfns.
aan waa ann uf Gainnariiles popular
eeanm miria ana every year her pops.
m8 n aHF 1umn town has srnwn
sna sfrnnHfaenwa she IS the vounr
eat aafHF n a large family Yt girls
sli aa Nnum are r"r cultured ana
snleaaia ntua HumHn 0ne ~ aeF
sisters % Mr. a. knight ~ this
elfT shum Mrs. Nee niium aaa fire.
aaeafiF visited and for tnia reason
0eala feeis "a VERY spetia interest a
bee eleeiion.
Hw .he past tew wears dr MoCol
n faa state federation and for TIE
aaaf tNo Faara she has been wee pres
.aeut 81 serfiun and her work ATOMS
80 EinNs n Artivnlr n ne GAINESVILLE
..ah ana n ran state EurA has beer
muat snfueasfui and always Tor me
aplfi af humanity in many way
nF Hefuilum s. a remarkahle voung
Fnman ana ahe la very charming
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

mu Fted McAteer and son aAfe
taaa VISITING relatives ia JaeAso...
vflr Tor the. past two WeeAa' soi :
al ln have Master acAteef
,rsafed by a speoialiss While 'a.'s
thsv toak Ia the big circus and the
80 fafe fair
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Monday afternoon Al der coy little
home on Ocklawaha ave. Mrs. Harry
Boriand was hostess OF he Pres BY
terrain silver tea. TIE house was very
dainty with its decorations of cut
flowers ana terms. Mrs. cortland vas
assisted BY several members OF the
church. in interest among rha guest
VINO spent a very pleasant social hour
together IN the diulngroorn. fruit
salad. waters. candy ana not coffee
was passed BY Misses EIIzabath Davis
and CATHERINE Henry.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Miss Ruth Harvey Of Charleston. ).
{. IS in the city the guest OF Miss
Blair Woodrow. Miss Harvey has
visited in Ocala before and has many
friends VINO are glad to welcome her
again.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. Armin Smith. accompanied BY
Misses Caroline Lucille ana Catherine
Waters. left yesterday for DeLand,
where they viii spend several days Is
the guest OF Miss Sara Smith. and
later Join house party OF friends It
Wildwood Ear-n.' near Ocala. for a
vlStt.-Tampa Tribune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr.. Blanche Ausley Montgomery
formerly OF this city. who since the
outbreak % the war has been IN he
ssrvice az the Red Cross as a nurse
ia this country and overseas. ~ n
iovinE = few weeks furioush 7as
has been visiting IN Jacksonville
Gfeen Cove Springs and Oeala. ana
has been receiving = warm welcome
from her many friends. Mrs NOM
rrmarv xui report IN View York again
hsr service December nrst- Mt
MONTGOMERY IS 4 graduate % DR.. hog
era hospital la Jacksonville
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Williams and
two pretty little daughters Elizabeth
ana Martha LETT early Wednesday
morning IN their car tor their home
n Arcadia. Mrs. Williams and ehiI.
dren have been in Ocala since before
the death 81 Mrs. Williams aunt Mrs.
G T. Maughs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. Frank Harris. IT., one Of the
editors ana owners Of the 0caia
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. Lew Lyons OF Des Moines has
joined his wife ana children WHO are
visiting Mrs Lyons mother. Mrs. z.
Van Hood. and viii spend some time
here with them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mrs. H. P Newman and little daugn-
ter ana Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDoug-
aid are in the city visiting their sister
Mrs. R. s Hall and their mother Mrs.
Martha Williams. They came espec-
ally 70 attend the funeral OF Mr.. Hall
on Sunday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

NE a. g. HA A''t.t 7-t
ia Jacksonville guiug up tn meet ais
twin brother. who has Recently return
"a from overseas. amt who has Just
received ais discharge from the army
Dr.. sheppard aud Nr Sheppard visit
"a me state fair while thew were n
Jacksonville
ara j. n. MO0rhead ana MIS- Kate
arinkiey arr among the Oca4Altes
sp~nainr me state fair week n Jack
aunwfIlm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Friends in Ocala are glyiag mr.
Percy smith warm welcome home
Re has Just recently received his dis
charge from the navy. where he has
served most pstrioticaIly during the
var. Mr.. Smith has not FULLY decided
what he will do. but for she present is
enjoying a we'll earned vacation. Be
Tore going 20 the navy Mr. Smith vas
~ the employ OF Mr. Harvey Clark AZ
the o. *. Teapot Grocery
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr A r ToDh who has beer
pending che PAST ten days u st. Pc
shrs with her sister Miss Carrie
iroNn. IS again Ocala ,pending a
SNORT while before returning 10 net
nome ID Jacksonville
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Mr. Emmett Robinson OF Jackson
vile came down on Saturday 70 Al
TEND the funeral OF his friend. Mr.. r
5. Hall. which took place last Sunday
afternoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

Nr ana Mrs Wolfe. VINO have re-
s-1t,Y come IL Ocala 10 live. Mr
Wolfe having accepted position
With the Ocala IRON Works. have NOV.
ed into the Tigror cottage on Third
street. which mas recently been va
Gated BY Mr.. Cassals 2u1 family We
welcome this family 20 Ocaia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
THE RIcHMoNp vIRG1NIAN-wEDN EsDAY MARCH 2e 1919
WILL CHEEK DANCE
NO MORE At GRAYS

A ban on cheek dancing and other
Objectionable features that have
have started from the latest Jazz"
craze i'm Richmond will be enforced
hereafter on the floor OF the Rich
mond Grays' armory. according to an
order just issued by jor Lawrence
n. Price; president of the Grays' as
ISOLATION. AT the last dance held at
sity s-*'sssss "e"neS"oas ,.sSsSpea s. 921'-
several couples cavorting atcnnd (he
hall with their faces closely pressed
against each other but hod no
authority to stop them. In the future
devotees of the cheek dance must go
elsewhere If they wish to indulge in
this pastime.
A series OF dances are being given
each Wednesday and Saturday night
by the Gray's associa ton for the bene-
fit of the home coming fund of the
battalion. The Womans Auxiliary,
headed by Mrs. Robert r. Hudson.
are furnishing chaperonnes for these
dances.
Major Price said that he wanted
Richm ond parents TO feel that their
daughters were as well protected in
going TO these dances as il they were
in their own homes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
PROMINENT WOMEN
HEAD COLLEGE DRIVE

The following women, having ac-
cepted sub chairmanships on the
women's committee OF the endowment
fund drive now in full swing for Rich
mond and Westhampton colleges are
directing the canvassing in the city
Mrs. s. IT. Clover, DR.. O. l.. Hatcher.
Mrs. Ben Crump, Mre. J. ID. Crump.
Mrs. II. w. Tabb, Mrs NJ. H. Tilghman,
Mrs. Eudora Ramsay Richardson, Mrs.
Il. r. Gaines, Mrs. Joseph O'F1aherty.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner Mrs. G., Harvey
Clarke, Mrs. A. w. Orpin, Mrs. Leon
VALE rstein. Mrs. Wallerstein offered
the committee at a meeting of the
workers held yesterday the services
of the organization used by the Coun-
ell of Jewish Women during the Jew
ish war relief drive that closed last
week. and her proposal was accepted
with an enthusiastic vote OF thanks.
The Richmond college drive was post
poned last week in order to leave the
field clear to the ampaign in behalf
OF the jewish war sufferers.
Sub~chairmen OF the committee are
! working through ne club which they
represent in order to reach every wo-
man In Richmond, meeting every day
at noon to report progress. Baptist
women OF the city will canvass the
churches OF that denomination. The
Women's committee has undertaken to
raise $50, 600 OF the 100000 endow-
,n7en4 fund for which the colleges are
asking. Their quota is TO be used for
the specific purpose OF erecting n new
dormitory for Westhampton college
as the building now devoted to the
women students cannot accommo date
the number who have indicated their
intention of attending the college next
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
ANNUAL CONCERT At
BLACKSTONE COLLEGE.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian. J
Blackstone, Va. March 25.--The
annual concert of Blackstone college
for girls was held in the college audi .
forium Saturday evening. March %.
The auditorium, which seats nearly
1900, was filed to its utmo st capacity
with friends and visitors of the school,
The girls acquitted themselves well.
showing the splendid training which
they had received in the music depart
ment. The program was as follows.
Chorus by the girls of the school.
Piano quart et--Cora Younger, Ora
Marshall, Marjorie Ssvedge. Annie
Mae Ames
Reading by Mary Atkinson.
Piano solo by Louise Harry.
Song by special voice pupils.
Piano uuartet--Myrtie WYNN. Nellie
Rowland, Hilda Wilroy. Gladys HIM
gton.
Reading by Effie Mitchell
Vocal solo by Marion Fcx.
Piano quartet--Everett Marks, Cc
leste Feddeman, Blanche OKen non.
Iavina Thomas.
Chorus by the school.
Plano solo by Marjorie Marsh
Vocal solo by Mabel SCHNEIDER.
Reading from Shakespeare--Mar3o
RE Vaughan, Mary Ieftwtch. Floyd
Chiids
Piano duet--NabeI Schtndier, Bsr-
nice Knight,
T--....,ss.',sA by ssss4a -sa.f2exss
Each selection was well executed
land the visitors were enthusiastic in
their praise OF the efficiency OF the
girls and the care taken by the sch DOL
in training it's pupils.
Blackstone college is having one OF
tho best years in its history, with the
largest attendance ii has had for many
years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
WALLS GOING DOWN
BETWEEN TWO WORLDS

'I think we should be vain because
Miss Montague has come to live
among us said Mrs J. Stuart Rey-
nolds yesterday afternoon at suffrage
headquarters, introducing Miss Mar
garet Prescott Montague.
I'VE are familiar with her genius
and generosity in putting her soul i'll
print, we are glad to have her with
us In flesh as we'll az in spirit
Expressing first her pleasure at be-
ing with representatives OF a cause
In which we all believe" MISS Mon
tasue delivered masterful address
on what she called "Reaping the
lWhirlwind" conservation of the tre-
mendous out-pourfng of idealisu and
Ia1truistic service performed during the
war, saying in part;
TO me it is like precious ointm ent
whiob rpust be- placed ,in-,an alabaster
box TO anofnt the Masters feet We
must reap this whirlwind through re-
Numbering some vision which the
war has brought to us The war did
not produce these visions--it simply
emph asized them, and l make a
special plea to you women TO keep
them and to enrich the nation and
yourselves. / have named a few of
them.
First, there ia the beauty and
sacredness of everyday life--simpls
things which we learned to value only
when they were in danger: the return
ing soldiers hunger and thirst for nor
NAL things.
Then. there is the Joy of co-opera-
tion-comrades working together In a
common cause. Next, the heroism OF
humanity. We had thought we were
a poor lot living In a degenerate age;
when the war came we did more than
any past generation had done and We
stood more. We thought we were but
dust. and forgot that God had
breathed upon the dust. We have
looked across the sea and realized
the world as one vast neighborhood,
and out of this realization win come
the league of nations The little suf
fering peoples are looking to America
10 bring deliverance. We have looked
beyond death. and found the walls
going down between the two worlds
we know that God works through
humanity. and we should keep our
hearts open for the outpouring OF the
new wine OF the spirit"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
VICTOR WILLIAMS IS
CHAIRMAN OF FILMS

Announcement was made last night
by Frank II. West. director of pub
licity of the war loan organization
here. that r.. Victor Williams had
been appointed film chairman by Oil
yer J. Sands for the Virginia state
committee in connection with the pre-
sentation of the great war motion
picture spectacle, THE Price of
Peace" which will be shown during
the victory liberty loan campaign
throughout the fifth federal reserve
district
He will confer with Fl. w. Webb,
of Baltimore, Md. who is chairman
for the entire district. as to plans
concerning showing this motion pic
ture in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-26
BRINGS
JOY Of CLEAR
',..t![lAlTHY SKIN

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