davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12
Railroad Administration to
Reinstate Agricul-
ture Extension
Work
Meeting of 200 Representative
Formerly Engaged in
This Work to be
Held .> p,

The United States Railroad Ad-
ministration's agricultural section, ir
cooperation with the Department II
Agriculture, is making plans to re-
sumo its agricultural development
work throughout the, country which
on account Of the war, was OF neces-
sity to a great extent.
With this end in view, call has
been issued for general meeting OF
some 200 representative at railroads
engaged in this particular field of
endeavor who will assemble at Mem
phis. Tenn. on April 2 for three
days session Agents of the Depart
ment of Agriculture have been in
vited to take part in the celebration
in order that there may be the full
lest and heartiest cooperation be-
tween the two governmental agen-
cies.
The problem to come before the
gatherings will include those Of mar
keting extension methods, raising of
more and better live stock and pounl-
try. dairying growing, information
for home seekers, best methods for
assisting new settlers, farm credits
and cooperation of local organiza-
tions.
During the war, railroad agricul-
tural agents were engaged principal
ly in helping in increase the food
production Of the country. When
hostilities ceased. the Railroad Ad-
ministration arranged for a reorgan-
ization of the forces of the indivi-
dual roads which did so much to
help in building up the country be-
fore the outbreak Of the war. A
more thorough cooperation with the
Department of Agriculture than pre-
had obtained was also
brought about.
Reports from Chambers of Com
merce, bankers, associations of far
mers newspapers and business men
received at the Railroad Administra-
tion indicate that there is a strong
sentiment manifest throughout the
country toward better farming, which
means heavier and more economic
production with improved market
At Memphis meeting program
will be adopted for utilizing this
sentiment to the best advantage in
order that the general development
Of the agricultural resources of the
may be carried on with even
greater energy than was displayed
before the wat.
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12
Washington Officials Wis.
;tLocal Shipyard
of Fleet Cor
poration
.,r Ios. E. Ransdell and De-
,.rtment Officials from
Capital Inspect Port
and Facilities

Marty of Washington Off
| M arrived in Morgan City yes
| ,.,day aboard the Conservation I,
s'amu,ission yacht, the Alexan-
i for the purpose Of looking
4, the local shipyard Of the
.,cency Fleet Corporation
~ 10 inspect the port Of Nor
= CITY and its facilities. The
IN included Senator Jos. =.
s.ssdell Of Louisiana, President
"a. Alexander of the Louisi-
Z, Conservation Commission,
| iS.iman Hamley Of the U: S.
/ yIsheries Department and other
iprrtmental officials fr o m
Washington. :,
The visitors were entertained
rAile here by Mayor Shannon
Nd |. delegation of citizens. Al
!, the visit to the shipyard, Sem
.to Ransdell visited the postof-
~ building to ascertain the
,aads for q new building here.
mere IS an appropriation for a
sstoffice and custom house
iulding at this place, but it was
1T approved by the legislature
More its adjournment, and will
nve to wait until the next ses-
Ut. Morgan City is a federal
= and is in need Of q federal
uadine. There is a possibility
Ct TIE next congress will pro-
Ne ! 100000 building here in
Which win be included the post
'dice, custom department, fed
al court, and a department for
11lmen. The citizens Of this
~ ne advised to get busy on
~ proposition, in order that
nngfess may take up the mat
~ D. go "WN
The party came to Morgan City
ttR visiting the Louisiana fish
hteheries in which Prof. Culor
a'the Fisheries Department is
htaested. They went from
~ to the Gulf coast to look
Wr the oyster reefs.
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12
tanners Are Urged
70 Back Victory Loan

Farmers throughout America are
NED BY leaders of the farmers
nom and cooperative association
ppet their full, force behind the Vic
~ Liberty Loan campaign April
aH 70 May 10th, in an effort to
a 2 the largest subscription ever
Mofded for Government securities
2 Statement addressed to "the
fs ct America" and signed by
si've association officials, in
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12

cluding Charles S. Barret, of Union
City, Georgia, president of the Ma
tional Farmers Union, has just been
:ccuod
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12

st. Rose plantation and adjacent
properties in Lafourche will be
beneficiaries in this parish of
the drainage that will be afford
ed.
The Morgan City daily review., 1919-04-12

Apprehensions due to the belated
state of all agricultural affairs are
serious. After winter of heavy
rains dry weather would be boon
to the farmers. The scarcity of
feed stuffs. the depressed cotton
market, and the high cost of labor
and fertilizers are all contributing
factors to the pessimism of the farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
AMHERST

AMHERST. Va, JaRssF 2i.1 spsHss Ida
iESEhrds; WIG taught IN Maryland dir
tain View w. for sss tEe s ~ n1@ at Noun
Miss Eupine Lee. OF Lynchhurg. wae
Harrison. 'N
Mrs. Minnie sat;eur, who has been
,yh1s US Ing. PEI, mTottIherv Mrs Graves. al
day returned to West Virginia. ''''
Miss Elizabeth Willis, who taught
In the bigh school here during fhe
past session. returned Saturday 10 her
home at Willis Floyd County.
Miss Anna H. Phelps. who has been
left Saturday for Victoria. H. watts
Lieutenant J.. J. Shannon. Of Wa
ington. was the week end yuen; @ot
+. u. Webster at the home Of Mrs
Il. Il Harrison.
Miss Susie Moore left SUNDAY for
East Hadford. where she viii attend
the summer normal.
.a Misses so AhnseIine n Snd ASps pameron.
Ware and Grace Ware left Monday foi
Farmvilis 10 aticnd the summer school.
MISS Martha Robertson. who has
IS ~, Sbb er ME- me Winter IN Richmond,
before going 'f TO N Hev' Y FOR short stay
MISS Elizabeth Reed returned 10 Bed :
lord CITY Saturday after visiting her
sis Tir. Mrs: j. f; Bowman.
Washington. where she viii be The
Or. 4. Vaughan Colston. OF Roanokc
Vas the, weeek-end sues, OF Mr. and
l,EnchbuTg last week
Mrs: Allison Hardy and little dauch
ter. who attended finals al sweet Brjar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

TTGGhli,s ,ss and werS guests Of Miss Mary
RETURNED. TO Columbia. Miss. "aS'
,:, Miss G Ii Cox Is the guest Of Miss
:, Mrs. w. T.. Sandidge and Miss us,,.r
No Ull ere =, aWvte9SSlDf the sunday Scheoi
Ss SaT Teri Rie sssasva and Msy s.ls
Md. where they wIii visit .,a lance
+, rrsd stump who has been visftiin,
10 10 I ssr Eentr ,l Hotter returned Monday
Frank Harrison. OF Atlan,, g..
s sh the week-end with his family a.
the nome ot Seldom Harrison at
MISS Jessie Burford of Lv,.hh
SpeVV' , MionaaE and Tuesday al Mrs.
10 MIS- xIs, An; Annie shelton. OF J.ovingston.
Taylor. "'ss LIZZIE
Mrs William a. Moore. OF "p,s.
mani oad' A'eXandria. and Mrs W.'sse
nGed. Or victoria. were called -.
ft.'S week on account Of the iiinessSooee
Mss Lille Christian. who has ha
hh n.ei,gn treatment at Lynchbi,rrnn
turnEd home. ''' "ds re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

and little Miss Virginia Gregory Card i.
Welt or Richmond. were guests This
%esk of Mrs. \. e.. Tucker. "."'' 'f'
NIX and Mrs Sam Carr have returned
IRON Northern trip. and are guests
o. Mrs Anna Carr for few days be-
iore gong to their home ON RAILROAD
Avenue. Mrs Carr was before her mar
slaBe on TUESDAY Miss GLADYS Wood.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. b WOOD.
OF Hanover County
Kelly. - 'S So ~ -
Miss lssie Freddy will spend the
su,mmer with her sister Mrs. Floyd
The Misses Howisen ana James
Howison. Jr. win occupy lie Addison
s n0mse. on hailroad Avspue. ror The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

and Mrs Russell Yowell. who went to
HaGerstowE 10 be present at the com
mchcement exercises OF ST. James.
he made the return trip With Them them.
Misses Frances and Helen Gaines we're
also of the party.
Mrs. Frank Smith and sons, Allen
and Lewis. went 10 Raphine. Va, TO
visit Mrs. Smiths mother.
~, Mr., and Mrs. r G. TaSe came from
with friends here. Mr.. tate going on
sunday. to Lexington to attend the re-
union OF his class OF ~ at Virginia
Military Institute and Mrs, rute 10
T.. T.. England. at Mitchells. Va.
Rev. !. W. Hooper, who has served
as captain with the a. L. T.. in Franco
for u year is nov home and being
warmly greeted by his friends.
pr s,shen wi'l'@ ss0S GaGel l,r Brown 1
confirmation 70 a class Of nIe In tho
afternoon he visited the Colonial Church
at Oak Shade and preached and con-
filmed class OF two young men.
Miss Julie P,osser, OF the faculty OF
visiting her uncle. e. II. Wine. Others
home for the vacation are Miss Edna
Wine. from Alhemarle, and Miss Ruby
Wine. OF Danville.
spend Il part OF the summer with her
sister. Mrs II. V. Frazier, in Alpocc.
w. Va.
cards have been received announc-
Of Miss Katherine Grayson. formerly
OF Culpcpcr. where she made her home
with her uncle. 7 6. Tale. to James
Herbert Reid. Of West Virginia. The
and Mrs Castor Caperton, Rev Stuart
Taylor officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Weeks STORY OF SOCIAL
LIFE THROUGHOUT STATE
Times-Dispatch Correspondents Tell
of Activities From Mountains
to Sea.
MANY on VACATION TRIPS
Motor PARTIES Popular as Pleasure
and Healts, Seekers Travel to
various Resorts-Numcrous visl.
toFs 80 Country Places of State.
Especial TO rb, Ti,,osn;.,.,o,,

iSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, VA. June 2l.-Hanover
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, met on Thursday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. William H. Shell
ton. al Gwathmey. An interesting
historical program was given.
Edgar j. Morgan, of Scranton. Pa.
was tho guest of friends here this
week.
Mrs. Henry Boguc has concluded her
visit TO her aunt. Mrs. A g. wirhtman.
and returned 10 her home i'm Baltimore
Miss Eloise Hannah. OF Durham.
\. G.. is spending some time here with
Miss Sara Hughes
Mrs. Allen Kern and little Miss Ger
trude Wightman Kern. Of Jackson.
Miss. are guests OF AIRS. kern's parents.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. P. Wightman. 1T Tel
court"
pr. and Mrs. Fred Messick. of Au-
Il. r.. Blackwell
Mrs. Howell Nash. Of Richmond. was
the guest this week OF Miss SeabrooKc
Midyettc.
Walton Vaughan has returned from
overseas. and is here with his mother
Mrs. |. L. Vaughan,
MIR. and Mrs. James D. Hunter have
opened their home OH Clay Sireet for
the summer and have as their guest
Mrs. {. T.. Potts
Mrs. j. Wood Jordan IS spending the
week end in Baltimore as the guest
of Mrs. Stu. ri Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. t'ardwelI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
IN AND or oF TOWN.

Misses May aud Julia. Gran, Moore left
last week FOR New York City.
, Miss A!!ss and Marian Meredith are
john Meredith In baltimore.
Captain lanes +. Lynn. Of Base Hospital
100. has returned from service oversees q nd
after Il visit to his sisters. Mrs. I.eonur,,
Marston and Mrs. Preston BouiWarc. here.
Is now At his home in Minnesota.
Mrs NJ G.. Branch has been motoring
with friends in the West. before returning
t" her summer home at Quaker Hills. " "
Mrs. John r winSo and her children
l,i' iccrntly IL Join MIR. Wingo In Phila :
dr'rhia. where they will make their home.
Miss Rcbu TYLER of Byrd Park has re-
turned 10 her home. after attending school
AT tat"n*viil". Md. for the past session.
Colonel and Mrs. Eugene Holt. who have
been staying with Mrs Hollis parents Mir
ana Mrs. l." +. Barncs. at tSa2 Monument
Avenue. have returned their home in
North Carolina T5@
Mrs Chalmers w; Elliott. Of soi Monteiro
HNenu"; and her niece. Miss Alice NcFad-
den 81 SO Lamb Av.ncw. after spending
several weeks at the Lowe Cottage ocean
view; VIII leave there FOR crittendcn for
" brief visit TO the Misses Gales
J., john Il i.smher,h returned to Ashland =
ms nome In 'il"uccStcr County. last Mon
o"!' hiier an extended stay hero.
Miss Bates Lairbrrth. who has been tho
guest OF Miss Annie I.uuI-r Schultz sr
SSomranlsd her father, John I.amberih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
BlACkSBURG

special to 'rhe Times D!spa,ch,
BIN kSBtRG VA. June n
ht SiiH 2 ,.,i, has returned from sweeiss
rIiar toliegc aud Miss Ellen Cann;,n,I
iToin The liarrisonburI Normal
Mrs y: f. Birckhc,d and iit,,e GO,
-, rTedcricksburg, are guests OF Wrs
MIS- Jesse NJ Jones and two son.
70 spend the summer with relatives =,
Montgomery. Ala. They viii ro ,o 81 al
ioIk in The early fall TO live.
Mrs William J. Price and ch;Iaror
nave gone to srcnd the sumner wift
Mrs. John Bennett in Fauuuier Count
ARA Henry Edmunds Of Houston il
Visiting her daughter. Mrs Locke
ntc. at the Presbyterian nance
MISS Leah Powers. Of Ashland XIV
ana Miss Marie Faulkner. OF ironion
ONO, are guests for the sumner ~
Mrs. Anna y. Faulkner u
Mrs. T.. e. Fred. OF the uniyersi,y
OF WISCONSIN. is the guest of her mar,
cnts: Profe ssor and Mrs John PARA,
Miss Olivia Tutwiler attended No
state convention Of the Chrjsiian En-
uearor Society in Richmond this weei,
James NJ. Bland. ca shier Of Inc gani;
or BlacksourG, is ~ Old Point Tor Inc
meeting Of the state Bankers Assocla
ton.
Eey anh Mrs ;! \ Brosius and lii
lc son returned Friday from a month
visit TO relatives al Sunbury IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA. June ell
Miss Annie NJ White. of Richmonq.
spent a part of the week here with
relatives.
Mrs lester e. Gray has returned 10
her home at Frederica. Del. after visit
ing Mrs George r. Bert.
Mrs. Adams. who has been spcndini;
some time with Mrs. L. NJ. Ritter. has
returned TO her home al Winchester.
Miss Conway. OF Newport News. is
visiting her mother. Mrs Kate Mayo.
Mrs Hope Potter and Mrs. Colema n
are visiting relatives in Rock brid &c
County.
Miss Hermine Coghill. who has been
teaching school AT Blackstone, has re-
turned home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
wOMEN'S MEETINGS,

meeting or The Womau's Auxiliary 20
W. kichmoud Blues viii be held Monda y
attcrn"om at o'ciock in the blues. Ar
me- I'll" meeting is for tn. purpose uf
'hc RiEn,nnnd ii'ucs on July l.
, nn "nmans Committee OF the home
'oH,nE VII meet at tho GrayS' tr,npry
or Momda% morning. at 4 o'clock TO com.
tl:te arrangements for the omen air cn,rr
,Hlnncnt IN Byrd Park On TUESDAY nHen
ri, NJ uhnirmen are asked to be present
nc women OF Nest 1920. OF the Owls vi
meet Tuesday afternoon ~ 4 o'cIocL -,
SStS nan. corner OF Second and Bro, a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
CULREPER

Special 10 The Times pis,.,,h
ttlPEPER. VA. June .l-Mrs
Suckers and small daughter. Jaqueiine,
nave arrived IN Santo Domingo where
consulate.
Mrs. Halves l.ipScomb and daughter.
Miss Fannie Louise RiXey. of Rich
mond. are spending this week nj Cor
ner View. the homo of the Yowclls
Among the parties motoring out from
here last week We're Mrs E s Gaines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
PAUL JONES MIDDIES
For Outing Days and the,
Strenuous Life

NJ la
~ beeno originated MILDLY
sailor has brought points
unnumbered Paul
alone in respect good looks
the Paul
8 a gaatea, lite or collar dcufs
with collar
ratings and crowfeet l6 TO 22 years., 1910.
to $2.5O
waist bands $50
OF blue inon bodies years,
80 10 SO, $3.50
Gaaea Boomsrs
Serge Boomers,
&c 20
or band with
elastic &C 49, $1.25
HEAVY Wash Silk MILDLY Ties; col0rs
and Tie LOO. ~ - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Society Calendar
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Misses Scott's dance, 200 West
Franklin Street, %.
nectfnS Of WOmnnk Auxiliary tu
Richmond Blues. Hiuc>' Nrmory. 1.
Nomnn'S committee of the home
coming meets at Grays' .trmory, -.
TUESDAY,.
ucrrS-NcwcIi wedding.
women of Nest 1870. Owls, meet
az Owls Hall, 5.
THURSDAY.
ANNUAL recital b.! pupils of Mrs.
Hidout. tit! Auditorium.
SATURDAY.
informal dnncc at Country Club
of Nirginin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
S = & / s. r =

----------S
Society has boon busy with man,
things for the pas, week. June wed
dmgs have crowded the calendar In
bankers convention has been in ses
sion a, Old Point and SOME briilian
functions have been !ncidcn, ia thu
event, and there have been finals a
Inc various schools and colleges on.
fingers over the last. for IL is at tn,
balls and dances incident to final
that is gathered all the precious ,rca
sure of the youth OF the land. Lik,
shining gold from AN age-old chcs
they come IN charming fcte. and TN,
days are prodigal with sunny hour!
for their delight. But from many
indeed one might say from every schoo
and college where youth has gathered
for its happiness and pleasure ha:
come indignant protest agains; the
daprinc nov in yo-rc
Gossip has been busy with the story
heads have said al! honor to the com
nandani OF great and veneraied mill
go, 49, ,.',,. w." ~ t ~.
from me pallf'oh' when ne 'o"n" INA! INA
',.n, Ave- '.r 80, .l an. 49,, ,'s..sn ns
cancers STOOD IN groups ana disensse"
il for only the minority proved the
offenders apologies were offered. but
-,
e l to an sHrur, close because
"oCeh''! enough perhaps were o"hc-
ing in a fashion that is not even whis-
nersd about IN the most dspr"ved and
law!css South American community.
Doesn't it seem S;range-girls with
full things N their eyes. and boys who
nold honor ,bn hirhest III, Of the
world. dancing like drunken and de-
nrayai cr.stur.s a, som. fantastic
org.
one stares down the vistns of the
,,,,s,ar,,l;,r oars who're sorrov.s
shssons r., and the cry i ever on
~ li,s .ba. you,,b Win all It's radi,n.
-. ''p 49," ' ,a @ ~ 's''
III today. You search the page OF the
80,
cauiess years ana '"e no" anu ep'
Of each recurring age records the
,.;, .;, ,,., aou-,, 4, ,,.,
iai'u'e VI '''''o"' $50 w" 90
.sd ,tfss;,,,;o, IN ano,b.r and Tho
,' 49,.
cha 'iehse OF byron sou"us even nv"
in the OF the world.
...;,, go ,,
:" >.H
or things THAT rot beneath our weight,
= ana wcar
anu "'"'
our strength away in wrestling with
the air;
=, go ,.
For us our nature strikes us Gown
e. tho beasts
s,,.h,caa =, no,rlv b.caton,hs for
S'a"Eh'''e" al
fcasts
aro ~ as high and order-."
,,
II pleasure rests on such com
n-omis, with right and holy things
~ 80, ,,.,,ar ,,,, ;ov s,ou,d nv
pefhaps It's pe''cF 'H"' JOY ""o"'" 's
away than that one should hold II
-, such hruised and broken wings
w" ~ ,,o,,an 81 t,s
One hears many things spoken oil tht
INTERRUPTED ball. bu, all are in honor
49,, lha,,, unn, IN,
for those VINO pu' inc t"eoN up'a ~,
dance and the fearless example whici
.,,,. i. rollowed everywhere
n.uSt assuCea!? ps oo. i,rs :" ,be nr"riou,
~ ie"sl II. o"c ,r-,
things of life. BRENT WITT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

tello's music school. which, takes place
Tuesday. July l.. IN the City Audito-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
a Shop of
KinOnOs

IT HE kIMONO may be made
piquant and charming bit OF
attire. or dreary droop Of in
difference.
THE JAPANESE Crepe kimonos,
With their long flowing sleeves
and embroidery in native pat
terms, are refreshing to see.
Some very handsome ones may
be had at $3.50.
EMPIRE and straight line kimo-
nos. with charming sleeves and
Celebrations Of lace and ribbon.
are offered in yoile and sheer
tissues at 1898.
FINALLY, there are the seco
silks in a variety Of pretty
shades. designed in empire
lines. Very remarkable quail
ity at $8.03.
e. Second Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Showing Advance DressModes


II for
standing arrangement
hrekst the
only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
In Georgette
Come
New w ists

a y ORIGINAL conception in a
waist mode opens 10 the side
and shows a perfectly plain
front except for five tiny pearl
buttons al the center. The
round collar OF lace is in an
exceedingly charming pattern:
white and flesh, S6.9S.
JUST THE opposite Of the above
is sophisticated style with
embroidery and very elaborate
soutache braiding in self color;
the cuffs are telescoped by the
sleeve. which is bell shaped -
quite novel idea. Very fine
in quality, white and flesh.
S1O.OS.
Second Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

If pleasure rests on such COM
promise with right and holy things,
perhaps it's better that JOY should lily
away than that one should hold II
With such bruised and broken wings.
One hears many things spoken OF the
interrupted ball, but all are in honor
for those who put the check upon the
dance and tine fearless example which
,,,ust assurcdlv be followed everywhere
al least IL. one treasures the precious
things OF life. BkENI WI l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
ANI = > ~ IT a III
i.rkcrt-Shrnn.

bf IUtrrc9' Nrr"
Mis-. LandDn.a Eun
OF Nj. aud Mrs y.
n"rg county TO ia
son of Alv ana Aig.
Jersey cts, y j
place on " cdnrsda
mona
h!tcr q bgiei Sta
and Mrs. i:ckcrt .
home ~ Jersey on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
Motoring North.

Miss Ellie Branch left town last week
for Washington, where she MAS joined
and Miss Marjorie Glasgow, and mo-
tored north 10 Atlantic CITY. Miss
Branch will later visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kerr Branch at their country
estate in Duchess County, y. J.. be
fore coming 20 the Greenbricr White
sulphur Springs Tor the later summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22
We Are AS Happy Helping You AS You Are
Happy Choosing the New Things for Vacation

II TT real pleasure big that Fashions
xcusve knowing that if things rejecting the
des for coming be found Anecayou surely
Il find them here?
alty Shop Service things Among it means
newest things when they Speciality Shop Service
ellis Sure
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-22
PRIVATE ADVANCE SHOW
ING OF NOTABLE PICTURES
AT THE AUDITORIUM

Practically every motion picture ev-
hibitor in this section of the state
will be in Lakeland Sunday, Aug. "a,
to witness a private trade showing of
Nazimovas latest, "0The Brat; Viola
Dana in Fair and Warmer; Bert
Lytell in lombard Ltd, and May
Allison in please Get Married,
which are the first four pictures un-
der the new Metro plan of Fewer
and Better Pictures.
Mr.. Geo. Hoffman manager of Au-
ditorium has acquired contracts on
the above plays and will announce
play dates at an early date.
Mr. Chas E. Kesswich and Mr.. Dan
Webters of Metro Pictures corpora
ton staff will be in Lakeland to meet
the various exhibitors and discuss
next season plans and methods OF ex-
ploitation.
Mr.. Hoffman formerly Southern
representative of Fox Film Corpora
ton, has arranged for number OF
these trade showings during the COM
ing season.
Mr.. Paul U. Phillips, representa-
tive of Robertson-Cole Productions
and Mr. Frank Rogers owner OF
Mabel Normand in Mickey" will al
so be guests of Mr.. Hoffman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-08-22
FRED SMITH RUN
DOWN BY AN AUTO;
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT

About two o'clock this afternoon
Fred Smith, of East Lakeland, de-
livery boy for the Waring Grocery
Co., was knocked down by an auto
mobile driven by Mrs. Harmon, on
Main street, in front of the City Drug
Store According to the story Of eye
witnesses Of the accident, Mrs. Har-
mon was driving West on Main St.
at a moderate rate of speed when
Smith, who was riding bicycle
swung in front of the automobile so
short distance ahead as to make it
impossible for the driver to come to a
stop before hitting him. Smith was
knocked down and dragged under
meath the front axle Of the car but
did not get under the wheels and
while considerably bruised, was APP
parently not seriously injured. He
was given medical attention at the
City Drug Store and later taken TO
his home in East Lakeland.