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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-18

fNs mraffN amount rfer kn0Wn
m tae 30 SION ol lhn country,
8oulIt more cham hali
sd f.r noII al ihe world We 1re
u.D fhr Nar We have shown
Um characteristics m accepting
hr dWn fhaf hatt enabled u. io
n mon $50 inO western lr0Ni u
numbers rond only io lfHno,
I nur mon hafr fought Vell
Tln WarisuNof and tr d0 Hoi
nea afaa from anybody hu.
a iIl oNdcrne What io q,
H0n Nr 8rp going i0 eci a'Nug
N fhc Civil War Was over
nm ue hnl foreign fumpIcH.
nd uh0 $50 bad hm sli3..
100000 m e1'd against eilNOOO
0W ereeNhNcl.s Secretary ~her
m rmo our aUd said "Ihc way
tH aue specie payment is ~
We Payment Nae rcmnrd
al uc did hH.iue,s hceuusc goo
rtun't had fafh m the country
lhis s. the greatest ifWeDs'
HH'fhIcf he1l'mrsi country m
'ur world and it b. d country ihai
should he d0ine business and nnt
country m State oI 'iVuif'A'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-18
MUSTEROLE QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
II Soothos and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Musterols IS a clean. white ointment,
made with the oil ~ mustard. IL docs AZ
the work OF the Old.iash.oned mu iard
paster-doc5 ID better and dogs NOT bis.
ter You DO not have % bother with a
cloth. You simply rub il on--and usually
the pain 10 gonel
Many doctors and T. rises use Muster
ole and recommend Il 10 their patients.
They VIII gladly tell you what relief il
gives from sore throat bronchitis. Group
stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia, congestion,
pleuTisy. rheumatism, lumbago, pains
and aches Of the back or Joints, sprains,
sore muscles, bruises, chilolains frosted
feet. colds OF i..S chest az often pre-
vents pneumonia.
SOC and COO lars. hosplLakslze $50.
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ERSONAL
MENTION


pr"
fNhN. eI iw
on ihn rIfr
one WDarn
.n This mnu
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-18
SOME LATE ONES


Intelligent Turk
Tho recent Turkish nrmstleo iea
George Cuhln goo saN
rnr rur. hNH wrou hDrn called uu-
aroakthIn meet ONE ai rou .
hHNr roton wives he TOLD mr cflmN
blowing pcrumod clouds from hla
nootn
McrcIful poWcrs exclaimed
now do SOU mHnHeo to pul their
drossmnhDna hius
The maponhan'e 1uft waved ma
nand
"I married dressmab-r- son of nn
nldcl ho mid" -f.of Angeles Tlmoa
Whore Pat Was
iu small VILLAGE n Irelaud Co.,
mother ol % soldier mot tho VILLAS.
priest who oshcd hor BE- ahc had had
h1d unWe
boom m ''
con uw NDiN Hnrr fiiH tho priest
'nid sou rccei,e word from thr WHr
DflnIH'
"No rhr nIl received wont
frnm .".rl
fne pfe lootrd peiHrNrd and e,II
"liH hnN fHHf
lre snr ld hee n inr lctrr
real DO 500 tuurtDIl
Tn rusr wfI Drr NotnDr D
rm uew u uot iHud Too Argo
ntut
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-18
CORPUS CHRISTI
YEARS AGO

r Made b. he corp'' chr' ss q 8e.'''a
~, puhished by lonn ~ N''n''. ''''
Leadn1 sft.ta W's Naned
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
AIamlly Reunion.

On Sunday, June ID. Mr.. and hrs.
Aaron ShafsT. OF Hrummel, gaze a
dinner In honor of their son. larry
C.. who recently returned rom
France. Mr.. shafer waz. > member Of
the 18th Division, rs trained at
Camp Meade and sailed for France
about 13 months ago.
After hearing MT. shafer relate
many OF hi thrilling experiences nd
narrow escapes, all we're invited to
th9. dining room To nartake D the
numptuoua dinner prepared for Inc
occasion, = .hlch - I'd ample us
lIee. At : IaIa hour Il departed Tor
their homes eongratnIaIing HaITY on
hIs successful voyage. Those present
we're Aaron shafer anl wife, JoHa Il
Martin an wife, Howard LeIHIar
HIIe and children, O philadelphia
Hurry G. snafer and ulfe, ChaH. D
shafer and wife. OF upparco, Halti-
more county: Geo. :. shafar ant
/ HIfe. Miss Emma snaIer, Of HaltE
more: MISSES Ruth md Catherine
snafer, Anna. Josephine aud HeIei
Martin, Masters Aaron, William
! Leonard ~ Horace Martin. HHaHeI
TIaIster, Aaron and HuaseH ELafsr
zIEertus LeIaIer, h. abraham hat
= I'd Ea# MCGEE.
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SLAYER aar DIE. 100
Men II The sIzIIes Engage n fighI
Tt Costs Ne Life = One


ouaEsrtown. =. June Ia.=-As h
result u n double shooting P1zY
here Constable John r. WzIIzel. ar
sixty three. Is dead. and Harry Arms.
aged aIxty-one. : IN st. LaEe's IL
pital. Bethlehem. and probably vi
Ole.
According % rs. Adams. hsF husz
band. from whom she naa heza
separated some xsarH. came 10 h.
home nd was removing : EaHEy fTozH
she'd belonging 10 her. Constable
Neitzsl. who ilYea near b. appeared.
and vAen he sd he property ahoala
not > removed. Adams Immediately
opened frs VIII , revolver. Thrzz
bullets look effect. one II wsitss. :
head. one In h EFT arm md ons !
ieg.
Adams also - shot. IT whether
by h own revolver or HsIIxsi's h
not ben determined. lie attempted
to 81 away. but sas appIsaended :.
Police Chief Rhoades a aHnFl distance
out . Town. Eol satisfied Nth RI
ding Neitzal. 4lznas. Il i I'D. -
ell. hammer = pound Is head =
n pulp. In addition 10 being eoa.
stable Weitxel HaH a foreman for II
Ishlgl Valley Transit company.
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MAmlHLpsnIRa.

Miss Rachel EYerett's Canning Glnl
of WarfsldshuTg met II the home d
one Of the members. Mizs IanIla
Barnes Wednesday OF 1aaI week. Quite
an enjoyable Tine waz spent Th0as
present were Misses Rachel Everett
Ruth and Dolly Phillips. neulah Cook
Amanda HolinEer. ErneaIine ZAis.
Mr. and Mr.. Grammer Phillips
spent Wednesday OF laHl week vii
the formers mother, Mr.. Elizabeth
Phillips. OF GIaL
Mra. Elizabeth 0winxH and dangh.
ter. Blanche, spent Sunday Afternoon
with Mrs Vernon Barnea.
Mr. and M. Henry ariffee I'd
con. Arthur. visited IF. and Mrg
Grammer Phillips Sunday.
: large crowd OF people attended
the festival II Stone Chapel Isl
Thursday nIEhI
The cherry crop We plentiful u
owing TO the rainy weather lot seal
10 waste.
Farmers have begun harvesting =
cutting barley and making hay.
Health OF community. GOOD.
IasI week Mrs. Vernon naTuei
lost ! large bronze turkey goblet
which she thinks straYed away. !
anyone should find hin gill fhes
please let Mr.. Barnes Enow7
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
NEGROES ORGANIZING 10 IssuuE
JUSTICE
Association = I'm Citizenship Riehls
Mazes Gains.

Negroes q The United States are
awakening u he need for orgaaIzaz
ton to secure them tie guarantees
and privileges Of citizenship Of pres
enI denied them" according ID ne
annual report Of the National AaaoeIa-
ton for the Advancement d he
coloTed People. made public.
Throughout the country eighiYzIIse
neH branches and al.7Iz members
were added n the organization. oT
Al increase O $40 per cent In mem
bershlp and more than 10 per cent n
the number oI branches.
Tile association Is striving u BE-
come so strong in numbers and q
effective in method" aays the report
that no president, no governor, noTlh
or south, no member d congress oi
an party, and no mayor Of city II
dare 10 commit any indlEnity against
negroes without realizing TIM ne
/ legitimate and constitutional rights D
the race viii b defended IN the press
On me platform. az the hallot-box ant
! in the courts.
The report states fhaI the waT lie.
parIment IN several instances faIIel
70 provide redress for negro officers
subjected to lndignIty IN the south
notwithstanding the efforts OF the -
soeIation.
The report Of the associations lIgh
against lynehIng shows that SKY
seven persons we're lynohed in 1gIz. 0
whom four we're white men and -
were negro women. Among the Of
lenses charged against he victims o
Ilynehing were creating disturbance.
stealing hogs one case OF "aIdlnl
mob vicLim n attempt % escape M
81 Of Conspiracy 70 aTenge kIIlInI
Of relative" Fourteen lynchings DC
CURED following charges Of the mar
der Of civilians and four on charge
Of shooting and woun1Ing."
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BARE BRANCH.

Mr and Hrs. Upton q. Myers en-
1ertained On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
David Perry. OF Westminster. hrs.
Charles Yingling and son, Charles, OF
Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers spent
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
IIng1ing. Of Hanover.
Mr. and IRIS. Jeremiah T. Eoontz
entertained On Sunday Misses 1afhe-
Tine Cook md Thelma Uppereua. Mr.
Robert Cook and Mr.. Edmund Cook
IL OF Baltimore; Mr. John =. A
Koontz and Mr.. MAJ. Of Harrisburg
Miss EIva Myers wno spent : week
n Hanover returned 10 her home on
Monday.
Mr. and hrs. Albert Starnzr. oil
Pleasant Valley entertained On sun.
day Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob WanIz, Of
Fountain Valley; nj and Mrs. David
Myers and two children, Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Miller and three children and
Mr. 9. Edward Little. all of Bach,
mans Valley; Mr.. ana Mrs. Elmer ]
Wantz, Of }, and three children and
Mr. Harvey starner. Of Pleasant Val.
zsy.
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CLEAR DALE

II. and Mrs. Clair BETTER, OF near
Two Taverns. spent Sunday With
Mr.. Beitler.s parents. MT. and hrs.
james Stair.
IL. and mr.. Preston shsely md
Mr.. Annie sheely. . Idttlesto.a.
spent Sunday with II. and hrs.
Rufus hump.
Mrs. Kessler Violet md children
and IRIS. Calvin Myers nd daughter,
Pauline. spent Tuesday 1t Hanover.
~. and Mrs.. William Lennon.
daughter, Ella Louise. nd son. ~
bur. of near rIney Greek. spent Sun
day With Oliver Hesson.
II. and Mrs. Harry Dyers spent
Sunday last a Shippenaburg where
their daughter. Miss Minnie i -
tending. the summer session q. Re
Cumberland Valley STATE Normal
School
M. and hrs. Charles Wolf
were recent guests q Mr.. md
M. B. o. sIonaker. q Taneytosn.
who recently returned from q Trip
to Michigan.
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GRANTED so A MONTH
Hrx. sHsraen, fermsriJ - Eliza
bcih sterling. IL CITY. l.sts All

beth Sterling, IL CITY. It's All
men1.
The ~ OF ceuI. Wilton EHowden
r.. for N absolute divorce rom Mrs.
Elizabeth upehar zaowden - s,atn-
Tory grounds came np Monday before
Judge UuTIar IN - Circuit Court.
Daltim.HH. upon - petition n dr.
sn0wdeH fof an allowance Eur cGuas
Hei fee nd BIimuzz pending he suit.
Upon - agreement u ths attorneys
- The &c Of JaaE. 0srtaT zlEasd So
order allowing MTz. anovdsa 100 !
month. ~ question q a r. or her
counsel being reserved Captain
znowaaH .as IN E.art viii HIz las
Yar. aHa rs saoHIen with Isr ooun.
zel. prepared foF ; hearing II tn
petition : number u witnesses were
present
An order had In signed b tha
Judge requiring Captain zno.dsn Il
HhoV ezHHs why - zaould No pay hlz
wife 80 counsel Iaea and - weeH
ailmonY pending Iaa determination D
he G.. She alleged tn - Cap.
lain h - income u from 5000 Z
$1,000 ; EAR from hin la practices
IN hi answer 70 he petition Capitals
8nowl.H stated hi while he w.
serving iii ths army IN France h
paid ~ Hilo 80 amonfl Tor n
support = herself nd Their % child
rem an TINT aha contracted IN add
ton bllIs amounting 10 5000.
I In oaa Of two letters rsesIYad froa
! his 81. while !. vas ahF0ad. h
answer $50 stated. she .rose :
follows I md i hard % make bot
ends meet don asem s.sH 70 haxl
; cen Nd I % without everything
] an iIxIaz q M quiet IL and Z.
10 BED zarly AHa | an E0Ing /.
work. ID. | have gotten ; Iob At tn
Grown. sork an seal"
At III time. ~ Captain alleged
bis vie saH lIYInE AZ tn rate .
- 900 : ear. II aiRo asserted i
MA answer thai special circumstances
make - case = exceptional on
and f. al reason be azE.d mat !
DO MT disposed : n summary was
but b referred = an examiner !
lake testimony.
Captain SnoHIHn wa marrlei
JanuaF. i. 1910. I'D he N Ms VII
separated April : last. Joseph 7
kennsa.s who - named - cores
pOndenI n Captain Hnuu1an.a b.
for divorce, denied the aIIagauoi
and obtained leave Of court . appea
IN The case as ; defendant
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saNDYYInG.

Childrenss service this Sunday
morning At Sandy Mount at 1910.
The w. z. T. u. vii meet next
Thursday afternoon At the home of
Mra. Emory Ebaugh. All member
cordially invited.
The L. 7. L. viii meet at Sandy
Mount Sunday morning. June y. II
Il o'clock. Children are urged 70 be
present Al present Hill be given a
sIar on the honor roll.
Mrs. Clifford Leister, Of Baltimore
spent a week with her niece. Mrs,
Wilbur Arnold.
hrs. John Och and daughter. OF
Baltimore. visited Mrs. Conrad Blum
and family this week
Mrs. Arthur Englar and daughter
Thelma, spent several days last week
With Mrs. Claude G. buckingham.
Owing 70 Indictment weather Sat
urday night Sandy Mount festival
sas held Monday night and largely
attended. - =##fsF s
The Mite Society net last Thurs.
day afternoon at the h0me Of Mrs
Thomas Shilling with large atten.
dance, including members an1 visit
tors. After the business session Ice
cream, esEe and coffee were served
70 all. :
Mr.. and hrs. James Shilling. OF
Baltimore. visited relatives n this
community last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ploya Bortner and
son spent the weeks end with tn
1after's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos
Shilling.
Miss Donaldine Stem. of Baltimore
spent the past week Nth her eonalns
Misses Geraldine and Mary Bell,
Young.
Mr. Harvey Caple. Of SprIagfl slt
Hospital. spent Sunday with his
mother, hrs. Sarah Gapie.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
~ TIsAeare

1oodfiel.H Victory announcement Of
more mileage adjustment on Goodrich
TIrea-faITIE 5000. sIIyartoan Cord
100 alle#z=has made , decided hit
Hilh every dealer nd automobile
owner in IHIh territory. according to
ar dealers u the Goodrich Huber
Company = lHls eifT.
They further stated that
This ne adjustment stands back
u all ooeITIeh Tire. including ines
already purchased. = The hands OF
HzsT or dealer.
IL thee new Goodrich Adjustment
figures firmly IN IouT mIna-soO0
mIlea foT SAFETY THEAnz- 5000
mllea for zILYEHT0Hzsa- -inzlaza Of
ne $500 nd 5000 miles respectively
heretofore II force.
Goodrich Tires n zeIunl uaazze on
I'D aad pzFsmoal - today unfold.
M such mzIehleAs mileage. regularly
n excess = adjustment baaIz. that
Goodrich Znosa il - the strongest.
nut durable tirea - rubber Indus
- has produced.
The Gonarleh adjustment mileage Is
increased because Goodrich knows
ne mileage N IS tITsH. and i wants
p give eEHfY mol0Ezzi q share Ia
IhHir economy. and aIIzaFouna Hznsllts.
20 To > Goodrich Dealer an1 ny {
Goodrich TIrs--or bHY four Goodrich
TiFas--auFa hat VII fair and zanars
usage = safety Tread I'll render y0u
i least TO miles. nd a slIH.TIowu
ord At ii 5000.
Tho newspapers. - usual. formed
ne backbone OF thlH Tery unusual an.
nauneemenI and tn comments b
everyone no has I'd this advertise.
ment thu ! IL all tit > 100 pr m
Effective advertisement should be
+ The Il. ; Goodrich Company believer
n newspaper advertising, an :. nov
conducting one o. t. most effective
= well = TnsultzbTInEing campaigns
: IHai IL NJ appearing In III news
papers - Goodrich Safety Traads
Goodrich sIIxertown tires an1 Good
HInh DE LIE TrueE Tires.
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W00DBIsE.

Wheat is rIpening rapidly nd
growing crops al look flne.
Mr. and Mr.. c. A. Mnllinix enter
tanned the following visitors on Sun
day: hrs Lula Nusbaum, Mr.. md
Mrs. Archie Nnsbaum. MT. and MTs.
Reuben Tucker, Lula and Gladys
Nusbaam, Charles, Blanche, trace
and Clara Tucker all from Irving
ton.
Margaret : Mullinix md several
other young ladies VII 20 to slaIe
College for . aIz weeks course. start
ing Monday. June %.
ehIldren's Day service at Morgan
Chapel Sunday morning. june q.
The canning factories are prepar-
Ing Tor large pack Of corn and .
maIoes.
Willard Gosneli spent Sunday N
Baltimore.
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SpurrIer and son, EVERY.
Miss Evelyn barnes and Hiss Miner
spent Sunday With Mr and Mrs.
Francis Hon.
mr.. and Mrs. Frank sIImax gave =
dinner on Sunday last n honor d
their son, Gilbert A largo number
OF their friends we're present.
miss Lamora Reese visited Misses
Annie and Gladys UeisIeT.
Hiss Blanche Ward zuent Sunday
with Miss Bessie Barnes.
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YEESYIIE.

Dir. VIM. ohipley was called to
Washington Sunday b the critical
zlznsss OF his mother. MRS. Steven
CnInley, who died Sunday night hrs.
GnznIey was brought . SyKezHIlle
Wednesday and buried n Springfield
cemetery. She was resident q Car
ron county Tor number Of years. a
member of the Methodist church rom
childhood, aud a woman OF sterling
qualities. She was eighty years old
and Is survived by her husband. I've
daughters and three aonH.
The Democratic meeting Monday
nlght in the Lyceum rs well attend
- and from the interest taken the
Democrats we're " stirred np.
These meetings are social az vel as
patriotic an quite : number Of
IadIes were present.
Among ne graduates at EIIIeott
City High School tbs year sere
nfTla WheaLIy. Willie Stevens md
Seton Waeache OF this place: hiss
EfIe WlhealIy led her class and Kiss
Stevens came in third.
4Ast We Mr.. William Melville
ssanEht ths homestead of the tate
John Mcdonald. Il l. the met de-
sIrable property in sykesville md ne
vii shortly occupy t as . homo,
The properly Is in the center o the
town and s lifted up nth all modern
conYenienoea.
Misses Josephine Hanning md
.Texana WzIaon, Of Wheeling, y. Va,
are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Wade II.
u WhrfieIa
On account Of the severe storm
Sunday mint last the children's Day
exercises i st. PauI.s church we're
postponed until next Sunday night.
0. r. streaker Is visiting bis
brother, Theodore :. streaker. Of
Edgemoor. Del. re-
Miss Katherine Burke, OF Norfolk,
d visiting zIIss Helen Warfeld
Nathan Hobbs, OF tie 313th Regi-
ment, who : recovering from wounds
received IN battle last September and
Is now attached 10 the hospital II TT.
MeHenry, = home On : months fur
Tough. 8
Mr. Howard Scott and Miss Claude
Burgoon we're quietly married last
Tuesday morning IN the CaIh0lic
church at MarriottssIIIe. Miss Bur
coon has been a teacher in the pub
lie schools Of Carroll county for sew
.eral years. and Mr.. Scott is connected
with the bank here. They have the
best wishes of the people here
that they may have long and happy
life.
Little Robert Swain is home for
MS summer vacation.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
AUTO RAPFLGs CAUGHT
Musician Dressed lie Prince md
spent s2sO0 : Week.

or -four months Sidney Meredith,
= attractive musician Of q. dressed
Ike . prince and threw money . the
wInds In fashionable hotels On the
5000 to 100 aaak he acquired
through lhE daring IIsIt Of anIuIno.
J hes in london
He finaIIz came = REF. however,
Id haa EN- sentenced = Inree
ears imprisonment
] Meredith IS thorough driving
=.aHlcds. : ears. - this = hii
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DETOuR.

Mr.. and mrs. ]. y. Brewer and son
Carroll. have returned home after
Visiting Mr. aah Mrs Samuel Brewer
Of Swarthmore. Pa. they also visited
N Philadelphia, Chester, and Media
Pa.
Mrs. L. :. Myeriy. sons, Edgar ant
Charles, Of Baltimore. spent Munda,
With Mrs. James Myerly.
Miss Yalie shoTB spent snnda,
Nth relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Hannah Skunk. New Windsor
spent Sunday with IT. Diller.
Miss Marion Dorsey Is visiting Mrs
z1fayB0n Valentine. Rocky Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fqonr. son
Carroll. anu Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Nay
D Washington, spent Sunday wit
mr.. and IRIS. Il. :. Diller
Mr.. and Mrs Ear HossIer. unloi
Bridge. spent Sunday with J. "
Brewer.
Mrs. n A. Rooms. Tanayfowr
spent Sunday with IRIS. II. ]. shurb.
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appearance Ms his stock in TIE.
He you'd nj attract aIIzatlon = =
climbed into big ear standing n
front Of club or hotel and aHaza
away. and h confined himself largely
70 this method He confessed. ne
police say, + stealing = machines n
the four months be operated.
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Thaazll Toe nIzalr Of n.

On > I'd IN belgium : German
officer m : boy lending fanEzHH and
addressed I'm in heavy jovIaI fashion
:. follows
That's ; me iasZzzs you he. my
IN WnaI do yoa ell TT Albert. |
bet
soh. N. officer he boz replied
quickly. : think Ioo highly : my
ing"
The German seo.Iad and returned
= hope IN don't dare call hin VIII
liam"
oh. n. officer: thing to highly
Of my iaeEazs. Paris Liberls=
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gambler

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Proyi-
ldence Methodist Protestant church
viii meet at the homo OF HT. and
IRIS. Alvin B. Coleman on Thursday
afternoon. June %.
Those .ho spent Sunday HIIh Mr..
nd Nj. Jabez :. barnes i their
lew residence wee Mrs. sr.aFI r.
Allen m daughter. Edna. I'D son,
Halph. Mrs. Eva !. Barnes and
zznghtaT. AileeH. IRIS. YI0Ia n
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-. dear Murphy ID An III
mn % his friend. -. id 70 -
tra.lag yoa II IT, re, whsz
foHHa ! wazn=I abie T. ZEap It. III
: = HeIi = II II = somebody -
eazIzz'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13

4 =, ,Jarman. Mrs. Roberta II. Large. Farm

Il l., Jarman. Mrs. Roberta II. Large. Farm
PRINCE GEoRGE-Miss Belle Webb
!chairman). Prince George: John +. Kolar,
pisputanta: Allen Temple. Prince George.
PRINCESS ANNE-Emcrson Land (chair-
fSik. r. f; d.. No. .; Mrs. w. Il. WILDER.
PRINCE wILLIAM-c. A. Montgomery
chairman. Manassas: Mrs. H. j. Pattie,
Eatharpin: Walter Hooker. Nokcsvilic.
pUl.ASkl-T. NJ. Painter (chairmnnJ. Mrs
H. 6 Gilmsr 3 IL Meek; Pulaski.
RICHMoND-w. s. Tayior tchairma1 am
Miss Sue Beazicy. Miss Estele Taylor. War
,RoANoKE-Dr. Joo Turner (chairrnan).
iiollins; Mrs w. +. Morchead. Charles ID.
,,KoCKbRiDGE-M. d. .corsc tehalrman).
Miss Maggie Shank, Lexington: Mrs. Rufus
Patterson. Brownsburg
RuSSELL-S. b. CULLEN (chairman) Lee
Damon: Mrs. Gussie Ii. Meade. Mendoza: l..
w: Coiilndancr. Lebanon.
SCOTT-w. j. Rollins tchairman). Rye
Cove: Miss Annie jennings. Cato city; r. 81.
Observation-Disclosures j.. s. Tavcner
Mrs. H. II. Ramey. Strasburg
SMYTH-w. ID. Mount (chairman). Salt
VILE: Mrs. Virginia DENT. Marion: Mrs w
L. Wilder. North Holston.
SouTiiAMPToN.G. /. II: Johnson (chair-
H. b.. McLemore. CORTLAND
SPOTSYLVANIA-w. r. Linthicum (chair.
mani. Lynn Chewing. Mrs. Roderick Dhu
Spotsylvunla Courthouse.
STAFFORD-Mrs II. a. Moncure (chair-