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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-07-15
SHEPHERDSTOWN
OPERA HOUSE.
THREE DAYS
August 4, 5 and. 6
THIS WEEKS PROGRAM.

Tonight, Tuesday Monta-
uge Love in Rough Neck
Wednesday-Enid Bennett.
IN The Haunted Bedroom.
!hursday-John Barrymore
IN The Test of Honor.
Frlday-Jefferson County's
only film star, R. D. Shep-
herd, tR. D. MacLean) in
The Best Man."
Saturday-Madge Kennedy
IN Leave it to Susan"
Monday and Tuesday, July
a and 22- Marguerite
Clarke in her newest produc-
ton, Let's Elope."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-07-15

AS finishing touch to that good
dinner, order a freezer of Luray ice
cream for next Sunday. American
Restaurant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-07-15

The Picture That will Live
Always
and here's the combined
unanimous opinion of these
brilliant men-on this pro-
duction. READ!
Your representative honor
ed the Press Club last night
with the first Washington
representative of "The
Heart of Humanity" L
want to tell you how it was
received. We have had ev-
erything in the way of a
show and everything in the
way of a celebrity at the
Press Club from the Duke
OF Connaugh (who is the
Kings brother)' and "The
Birth of a Nation" and Pres
ident Wilson and Theodore
Roosevelt and Jim Jefferies
down to our own local police
chief; and of course, the
club is rather finicky about
entertainments. Well TODAY
| hear all over town:
Positively that was the
greatest thing ever saw
at the Press Club.
Yours very truly,
(Signed)
EARL GOODWIN,
President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
INCREASED PASSENGER FARE
AND FREIGHT RATE GRANTED
Corporation Commission Allows Wnsh-
inEton nnd Virginia Hallway Com
panE to Elevate ChnrScs.

In a hearing. before tho State Cor
poration Commission yesterday. AN in
crease OF one half cent a mile for pas
ScnS or fares and a 90 per cent increase
IN freight rates was granted the Wash
inSi-on and Virginia Railway Company.
Attorneys for the company, which
operates electric cars from Washing
non 70 Mount Vernon and other points
IN virginia. appeared before the com
mission 10 present its claims.
Mona scncN stops were established
in Falls Church. Va, through which the
railway passes. by the commission at
me same time tho increases were
granted. Cars OF the railway are rn-
CURED TO stop at each street OF the
town, out there is only ono ticket Office
lasScnCers to secure tickets would have
to walk Il mile. in some cases
When an additional charge was made
for those who bearded the ears in
rails church without tickets. protest
MAS made by those using the road
The company sought TO have this sys-
tenn continued, but without success
passeneccs boarding the ears within
4 snort distance OF the ticket office In
rails Church without tickets will still
be be required TO pay the additional far.
those outside this zone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
.EP|SCOPAL|ANS TO STAGE
SACRED PAGEANT TONIGHT
Motion OF Nationwide Campaign to
BE Depicted in Elaborate
Production.
CHORUS HAS 200 VOICES
More Than 300 Performers Are IN
Guided i'm observation-disclosures Starts
at S:t5 at City Auditorium.
missionary From China To Speak.

Episcopal Sunday Schools OF Rich
mond Will present in the .orm OF 4
sacred pageant the motive of the ma
iion-widc campaign ana the miss on
Of the church tonight ut the CITY Au
ditorium. More than 300 performers
ana n choir of 200 voices Will render
4 selection Of sacred songs adapted TO
the occasion.
Infinite pains have been taken in
training tn" young performers in the
proper Interpretation OF their parts
and the costumes OF the various char.
aGicrS. dcS Encd ia represent the Earb
Of the different nations OF the Garth,
are both novel and attractive.
Opens with PrOcrSsiOnnI.
The pageant begins at S:lj L. NJ. with
= professional of all the performers
led by tho musicians, which will ad-
vance through the length of the audi
The choir. IN fun vcStmcnts viii then
form Il huge cross in the background
OF the performers.
During the movement OF tho process
SIonIl. the doors of the auditorium will
hc closed. aud those who have not en-
tered Uill be held without until the
actors shall have arrived OF the stage.
Missionary to Speak.
VIII he an address by Rev. Edmund j.
Lee, missionary at .Ankinc China. now
visiting America on leave. MIR. Lee
Will sneak on Tho CIT of Life" and
also VIII tell OF the needs OF tho church
in. tile mission fields in the East.
Admission to the auditorium. prior
have hc"n distributed through the SOW
oral Episcopal CONGREGATIONS OF the
city At y o'clock the doors VIII DE
thrown open TO the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
POINTS TO NEED OF WORK
AMONG HEATHEN PEOPLES
conference on Intcrclurch World
Movement Here Discusses Sur
vcy OF Foreign Fields.
PROBLEMS ARE INCREASING
DR.. S. y. Herman Tells Delegates
Combined Action Is Needed to
Meet Observation-Disclosures Made by
DIR. \. j. Iiuupt.

Speaking on TIE Importance of the
development and extension of mission
airy enterprises il Foreign fields, Or.
:. ~ Herman last night directed the
evening session o. thu in,erchnrch
World Movement conference at the
Broad street Methodist Church, in
which he referred u tile survey in all
countries, which for the first time
lens for presentation to the church.
Or. Herman St"tcd that within the
ncNi thirty years the population OF
China acne Will have Increased as
much as tho present population of
America, and thai the problems viii
have increased IN proportion. making
the need for Il definite program AN cN-
p"dient part Of the projects of Chris
tiAniiy.
"Christ's view of world problems was
not of any particular portion OF the
needs. but an entire vision, which Gov
cred the world" declared the speaker,
and We should model our cffortS.aftcr
the prcccptS OF the Master as nearly
aS possible"
Need Extensive Program.
pr. herman told OF the present con-
ditions in each Of the missionary cuun-
tries. which prevail in spite OF the
efforts of the churches in America
- chr,stianize tho life of the heather.
extensive program on the part OF the
churches -: America II was declared
IN the review of tho dcplorabic conai-
lions now existing i'll the countries OF
the Far East.
Efforts on the part OF all the
churches combined in an intorchurch
Worid movement are necessary ir the
entire missionary problem OF the world
- met. stated Or. Herman. Large
treas IN China and India equal 10
the tw"lvc States south Of Maine on
the Atlantic Coast, are not represent
ed With as many missionaries as there
are III the city Of Rochester. " Y, he
said. =" ''N
pr. y. ]. Haunt conducted tho session
Yesterday morning. in which H.,
STRESSED the community problems Of
Ahlcrira. stating that there arc : 00U
SICK persons refused at tho evangelical
n"snltaIS OF the country because Of lack
of facilities. "
Studied Youths Problems.
with the juvenile delinquency brlmch
OF the courts Of ST Louis in wh;ci,
ne conducted II survey anu r.sn,r,.;,
~ ,';thN prohlnrnS affecting: the vort hs
nv i'milN life in large communities
fauDt urged tho adoption OF
iLL11Lound CHRISTIAN principles in his
.h'tsS EcSterit" morning. declaring.
rnH ne IN" only, remedy for the evils
Wnici exist IN the large cities Ito
stressed in connection with the i'm
proVemcntS in community lif. ral,,iro
10 housing. food. education and nuhI;c
he!ith. commencing Richmond for, II :
chr"fccm"nl of tho Sunday laws
IT. W. w. AlcNander. OF the Sor.b
Western division OF the movement "a
u,,'SHnh INC morning session on tn,
SI1lus OF the -ural districts in ,hc;r
,nrnt. \ survey is likewise heinz
taken OF all country distrirts wbinE
VIII take in all the problems ana ,..,,
va l'l' Smallcr communities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
FEW RELIGIOUS SERVICES
IN CONVICT ROAD CAMPS
INSPECTION shows Only I3 Ont of "a
N"'h enters Receive Christian
Workers Attention.

conv!cts working on the roads and
IN tn" lime grinding plants Of the
state are almost entirely cut on
from religious instruction. and the
divine Worship.
ThiS; startling state OF affairs il.
brought out in the annual report OF
me work OF Assistant Health Commits.
Sioncr Roy *. Flanagan. who visited
practically all OF The thirty-four
ca rnps OF the State in the year covered
~ ms Tcport ending September 20,
1918. Dr.. Flanagan states that oni,.
in thirteen of me thirty-four camns
i m"I lhere been any form of religious
instruction or services for many
months. In some cases rcligiousiv"i,.
.iiEed prisoners attempt 10 remedy
.n,a SITUATION by organizing sunday
AS convict camps frequently remain
u, 'nc same locations for a cons ider-
able Time. it has been suggested tnat
the churches in these counties or
communities could conveniently take
over The work o. caring FOR the re-
iisious needs OF the prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
, ,"d arc the receipts acknowj
APPROVE ACT OF TRUSTEES
Letters Uphold Condemnation OF Inicc-
non OF SUFFRAGE Question into
durationH1 Conference

Members of the School Trustees AS.
,,' ~ '"i. Mh!ch met her" during tho
recent session Of the Virginia Educn
tionaI conference, have been rocciv-
ing letters OF approval from the mem
n"rS 'hr"uShont the state Of the rcso.
luton passed by the association con
achlnlnE injection OF the suffrage cues
,ion into the conference. This rcsolu-
tion read:
Resolved. That we. the trustcos
wish 10 60 on record ms opposing the
introduction of political questions into
our S"hool and state educational CON
lcrcnccs, ana. believing woman suffrage
TO he political question and am issI,c
OF party politics. do condemn and on
pose any discussion or Endorsement Of
" o.'1n sun rage at any meeting Of
this state Educational Confcrcncc ,nd
we VIII do all in our power To keen
'"r schooi syStem' free from politics .
(. VI, rcSoluiion was presented by DR..
>. w. Maphis. OF Warrenton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

interchurrh World Movement con-
ference ut Drond street Church, Mt
9::,R.
Meeting or Richmond Exchange
for W"mcn's work Mt Third and
Franklin streets. MT IL.
Itichmond Advertisers Club nj
business Mems Club, at 4.
benefit for Actors Fund ut strand,
ut ::3O.
Musicians Club n, StcT'. Hail,
nj y.
Richmond Chapter Of statue of
brotherhood AsSorin ion in senate
Chamber at CnPitOi. ut y.
White Hose MinStreIs In "JoIIics
Of 1870 at Binford Junior High
school. Floyd md Allen Avenues.
ut y.
Entertainment for present and
former students of Mechanics InSti-
tutc in the auditorium. Eleventh and
broad streets. at -.
Richmond sports Association at
Murphy'S Hotel. at -
I'mEcnnt by EpisrOpnlinns nj mass
meeting fu City Auditorium, Mt S:15.
Lyric-NaudcviIic, 3::O. 1:45 md
a::n.
Strnnd-"our Naughty nridc." al
SEQ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
STORES FILE DEMURRER
~ 'E-WiGIiy Concern DecInre. !,
e"u 10 lie 'i"latien of
Hill OF Rights.

i'emQrrer was filed YESTERDAY H.,
i ,r,d;, Tor he Plant L!pford CO.. me.
'hc owners % which wcr. inIic.oI T I
M IN ,,uSt MSS i,ourt grand jury on
@H"r%rS q! making combinn,ion soin w..
OF groceries and sugar 80
In tile demurrer il j. co, ,
~, ~ n"ntIc IS not required 10 buy from
'.5,,,, Stores OF The company or is t TIE
n''iP"hN ~ any way obliged 10 sell
~ 'hS pubic by law. 1t is fIr,G.r
slated nat nc Indictment is i'm viois.
li"m 81 i!" bill OF rights. and the b.
J yt,'. OF lndepcndcncc, as well ~.
" IS further claimed that ,hs I,,',;
g"uI Hhs 'he rtsnt to refuse 10 sril
SSHgs'r pnIcss the purchaser aarocs sen en-
me terms Of purchase ''" 10
"Inc Indictment nowln-, ,I,o,,
nation whntsocvcr hrtwcrn LIZ
ana any other corporation,
fi'."" ,l association. and docs MOI
or nonopoly." ''t " ''us'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
BANKS HERE 100 PER CENT
IN PAYMENT OF POLL TAXES
"cnmond happier of 4. ]. u. la.
Hpecini "himittrc Urging Men
RunItfA for Elections.

nirts s, :, % b nEs yesterday afternooh
!cporttd loo per cent payment of poIi
taxes ny their officers ana ompioy""s
m, m GIort is hcinE made by lie local
Tnhptrr OF the American Institute. or
IAN ing 20 induce every man c,nploycd
~ ne richmond hanN.ng houses To-
vote '" '"''ii'N 10
ThosH banks winch reported 100 rcr
cent are iiantcrs National. First IA
Iona! Mte.rrhants .Nat.onaL Richmond
Iountry Clearing Associations M"chan
rs aud Morchauts Brood Sirart Nn-
IONA state and CRY. Union Rank "f
i.chmond Richmond Trust Coninony
SAYINGS Bank Of Eirhmond. AIi.ric;,In,
,N,a,ti'l!a!. ,hnrch ,iI.L Mes, End. Con.
,ra .rTai..nnt and Eanll OF Commcrc.
Th. PA pomin on Trus, compan,
irpof yen ih ~ p"r cant OF it's otficnrs
. M H,n.ioy'es had paid poll taxes. Viz
rsn;" ~ '"mpany is also 90 PEI
n er oen, and mo Federal Etservc s.
it is hooe b. those In charge Of
inc n,Gpo ,ym ''r1' eyery hani, in 'Eich
" ant ~. TO- dhic 10 report 100 pgr
VIZ w 'T" ilv 'tHf, Dt yy,yl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
hANY SEALS BEING SOLD
Brisk transactions Rcported In Christ
mas stickers by Workers for
Rcd Cross

l:ichinond's n-day sale or Pea
'. loss christmas seals. which enters j,s
Mi.n day today. is gathering speed
inpluiE ana shows every sign OF elicit :
= Statcmcnt issued last night at tho
mrcaauuartcrs OF the Richmond Anti
luberculosiS Association
Brisk transactions in so,I. ,;,
az" 'clnS sold at the usual price of |
!,u' 'hch' were reported Yesterday M
~ I1rce permanent booths located nj
- Main post office, branch post-otiicc
Snutch rim and First National Eanl
Hio'eS' hoSpitals. hotels and other
pp. ii3iIcS SeiIihg the 1919 sticllcrs. which
VII furnish funds for continuing ana
aalrnding The battle in Richmond
ns"ihSt INC white plague. reported n
so"4hE demand for seals. Many ner-
son a. the associations hcnduuar,crs
LIE NAIet0l Strcnt. 10 nhiaIn snniS -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

6 THE ,r,s.ns q 10 o'cIock The United
Iriai Of N" civil suit Of James kountis
y. The D,rtc,or-Gcncra! Of Railroads vii!
nS'sG{nai injuries sns;"incd near Iiopowoll
on The No-foik and Western Railway.
Colonel /. Nash Rilisolv Commissioner
~; 10 an 4nnonng"n"rt made his oaic"
In Richmond called - conferences Of an
E"ln' whrd"ns and others Interested in
s thd rv"uoD 10 meet H. ne hall o.:
p"cembo- II and IL. IN" cofitcrSncc viii
discuss ncSao'i ancndments to the state
sam'. fish and dog laws.
.aS yirsa.s q IA " GS@
has nrcn given 10y the War Department.,
!gcordins To- information which reached
svarn i! NI] s,,, 'i ;r 10 Lane
first l.icutcnaut .\Ivah cousins and So.
ond Licutcrant William h JACKSON war
III" onicially recognized as the oNiCcrs OF
II. n Hart. chic. clerk Of IN, stat.
p"ntr;m"ni of Game and Inland Fishrrios
V,vthLI'iui'S III OF pneumonia At has home in
.:Numni Of Washington ana LOO raivo--
S,iy WI 10 ihr hosts on l"rnary 10 al
lhc thiNrrSiiy club az h.,nu"i in OH
syrTi1G.S .! ne on nnndn.! and twcfh
Z. Lee. who was prcsi,icn, " Washin:r,o or,
1h1 Leo ~ tho tim" OF his death
The annual Christmas sale. dinner and
,"cturc room Of thu church tod,V a. ~, w.
''"Hh i noon until ia til" "rcnIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
VIRGINIA ROAD BUILDERS
WILL AT TEND CONVENTION
Coleman and Cooke 10 pnrtIrjn,,. T.,
highway Meeting nj louisville
Monday

?l';e Highway Commissioner Cole
m,,.,i MI leave tomorrow for the AN
, i 80 ~ 't'hS o. the American ASsocia-
t!oh oil state Highway Officials .rE.
SSy,ss!Ins WI! opcn in Louisville on
Monday. December 5. ana confirm,
tnsGush pcccmber II. Mr.. Coleman /.
INC "ssoc!ation ana a former nresi
cent lie Will preside at the :finy.
noon meeting Oh Wednesday,. Dcccnihrr
=, Assistant Highway Commissioner w
,"ckc VIII speak at ;hc discuSsion
mi INf uSsday morning session. whicm
49, nt ueFo,ed TO problems of road
V,o'I !i'nS. Mr. Cooke vii! acco,nDany
W. Coleman 10 the convention- D""!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
ARRANGE CHARITY SERVICE
~. vincent dc Fnui Society TO Henri
hc'. rather Walter O'Bricn
ON Sunday Night.

Featuring the animal charity eorr;oo
Of the 81, Vincent dc Paul Society 10
b" held Sunday night will hc thc al
ares rs Of Hcv. Father Walter o'Bricn
~ reters catholic Church. Eighth
:, Father o'Bron is professor or
French and English literature nj tho
,neGic'1me COLLEGE and former chap
Hlh ~ france Of the Three Hundred
ana ana Ninth Engineers, Eighty-fourth
-. rctcr's conference of tho 81, Vim.
charitable organization among picb
nonn ontho'icS |; was established
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
omr~r Is Promoted.

I@!"Nt cnant CONTAMINATED Alcx,,,l. (.
W "HS ""iri:. Jr. United states Navv. m .
J.a' iccciFed his promotion to the rank
lva6s,.n'.,,, commander. Commander
az !" I, On, VINO is stationed as insiric
t"r at the United states E,v,i ,a n
Trn'E at Annapoi!s, Nd married. Miss
"h"ceT walker. daughter OF Inc lac
Y,id.;, M"!hc' OF Richmond. and is
~ reared here. lie rendered ,;s
M uished service 30 his country dr.
INK ,mE ~" war with Germany and vas IN
L,''i,'iinann OF IN" converted cruiser do
h"!nc, which landed the FIRST ,ransnor,
OF American troops in France havino
successfully combatcd submarine ~,
lack en- route. nc az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
ARRANGE Entertainment
STUDENT. OF Mechanics Ipsti,u,c >,
'""e tnrf in Program nj s
O'Clock Tonight.

~. p,FSohs nIat-iculatcd at III. Vir
~" Mcchanlcs' Institute as VOL as
isHi al o'clock IN their AMI, or,,, 10
-, tt!til ana broad Streets. Scy.rni
i :. VIII be presented. FIRST NOV.
imG h,tt uFes' followed 10y directed SIM
,.nd"r Of the War Camn Commnni,,SI.
.!'r' and Rotarian stunts bv ora
NC members OF the Rotary CIuh
ne entertainment is for The nurno.n
y! 1cNciopihE the spirit OF CO. oI,er.tinn
a"d CORD nation between the varionS
t.4sSeS ana former students OF Inc jno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

;;firn!catI "n TOT building Ncrmi,
dwelling on Monument Avenue, bet ycep
the Hclt Line Railroad and thS EoscI
meath Read. was Glcd yestcrd;w ,,i,h
Euiidinf Inspector Butler. w. $
FORBES was named as the owner an
application for permit for tie crcc'
tion OF $40. 900 home located on Nom.
mcnt Avenue, between Is" Stree, AND
the Roscncath Road. WAS also yr,ntnI
W. s. Forbes yesterday Both or ,hcsc
houses viii be OF brick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
Parade This Aftrrnoo,

rained dogs and ponies which na,,o
~ me cast o. tho dog and pony shoU.
men Is 10 be given at the CITY Audi
:, o m, III tp;norrow afternoon and night.
,n ,a, P1i.ut on broad Street this after
EhoW IS given. under the auspices Of
ne Mothers Clubs and parent-TcacH.
rs ASsoclations Of Richmnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

Mrmhcrs. az the Eicnmord rnIorca
ipineSS Churgn are planning to r,fs.
ne "a lance which is due on pror"r,.
purchased BY 81" corrr~paii6u a,
WcFt Jackson. where thcv vEll 49,,
lew bulld ny for worship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

Nesro's culntural con,yibuito, n. 10
Amcttcan lAfc. Colonel r1ar'cs
houns mili'ary attach" to libcria. vii
~ ~ adnr'5,S to- ieht AZ Sl5 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
HALF OF FUND FOR AID
OF FAMILY is RECEIVED
'"'"' Of $50 Urgently Needed IN e..
TOR Mother and Three
Children

On" .haif OF the amour. asian.
the WIDOW and her three chilJrn,, 49,
nccn received hy The Times Di,n, 80,
kcticf Fund. contributions ynsfnrG ~.
,,aa"kihS total % sol FOR case ~
Circumstances Of misro-ur, or,.r
urN"iop dcplorable conditions in FAINT
~ "herc rate has made its appaor
hhce' and this is one case OF = nnn-
hhs mother. who is trying 10
M .e.'n ncr iiiile ones away from III.
Ec;in OF want ana salvation.
fc;tiiZ!ng that her children ,rnro
no"M'hE 10 ne" for food and warm.h
,e projection from tho cold OF win
'er. ana N" claws o: high prices. tn.
in"tn,r mas been doing sCs,ir scvin.
cH"t,s hrlhG llttlc relief w.. ncrds
oi INC family Increase in nropo,.,I"n
to their scanty resources. Wi, s@r hi"n
results IN thai the oldest child. scV"n
Years. Of age. has become iii rr,.,.
ihe tack OF iShing food fuuI
81 H4eo IS being raised for their relief
ana contributions should h.. addrneccI
10 The Times Dispatch Relief runn
Following are The receipts ach,ov;-
Pr H. IL. '...............35 %
" ''.-........ 90
- Ai' '''...-... ............. = 90
NJ ''''........ 40
~ w. !. 49,. ..... 90
pr,; Sl4 90
sol 90
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-23
NORTHWOOD

Mrs. Tracy Whipple and daughter
Ruth who have been visiting rela-
tiyes here for the past two weeks.
returned to their home in Beling-
ham Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Smith enter
Mrs. l., A. Williamson, and Mr.. and
tanned at dinner Sunday for Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Smith of Lynden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blank have
been visiting in Seattle for the past
week.
In honor of Miss Ruth Whipple of
Bellingham, a surprise party was CIV
en- Saturday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Whipple. Tne
evening was enjoyable spent with
various games. At late hour re-
freshments were served to about 70
young people.
Misses Grace Brown and Augusta
Ripperda attended the High School
party in Lynden Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Whipple OF
Minnesota arrived Sunday for visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Whipple.
The Northwood Grange met Fri
day night and held their annual ell
ection of officers. After the cleo
ton a program was enjoyed and sup
per served.
H.. F. Harvey has moved his house
on to the William George place
where he and his family will make
! their home.
! Mrs. Ole Madsen was called to
Portland last week by the death OF
her sister and niece from influenza
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-23
"LYNDEN TIRE SHOP" IS NEWEST
OF LYNDEN'S ESTABLISHMENTS

The Lynden Tire Shop is the new
est Of Lynden's establishments. C.
P. Alverson. a tire expert of Seattle,
who received his technical training
at Oregon Agricultural College, will
be in charge.
William A. Bauman will be assoc
lated with him in the sale of tires
and accessories, but Mr.. Alverson will
have exclusive charge of the repair
department. Fisk and Racine tires
will be carried in stock.
Quarters at Third and Front Street
are being remodelled for the use of
the firm. and modern equipment for
tire service is being installed.
Mr.. Alverson has moved into the
Reed residence at West Main Ind
Eighth Streets.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Juniors entertained the Fresh
men Saturday night at a party In the
gymnasium. Everyone enjoyed the
games and amusing stunts. which
were followed by light re-Freshmen'
is.
Among the visitors to the High
school last week were Marian and
Nellie Cole.
Genevieve Wolf. q graduate OF
Lynden High School. is now taxing
q postgraduate course.
About twenty-five High School,
girls and teachers met Tuesday night
last week and Wednesday night this
week 10 do Junior Red Cross worn
for the hospitals.
LINDEN members of the U. 8. Boys
Working Reserve are beginning to
receive their bronze service badges.
The members of the French class
will soon begin corresponding VIII
young people in France.
A school orchestra is being organ
lied with Miss Van SICKLE as direc'
tor.