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The Washington times., 1920-09-15
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Standing Aldermanie and Council
manic Committees Appointed
for Year,


ALEXANDRIA. Va. Sept. Is-A
meeting OF the newly organised city
council was held last evening. The
following standing committees were
appointed by President Marbury, OF
the board Of aldermen. and President
Burke. OF the common council: FIJI
nance. Aldermen w. w. Ballenger and
Maurice wilkins. Councilmen N. j.
Lawler, c. w. Wattles and Il. II.
Ticeri light Aldermen Il. M. Ander-
son and c. G. Batcheller. Councilmen
G. w. wAttlos, c. w. Fletcher and w.
c. BAsSett; streets. Aldermen c. J.
w. Summers and Maurice Wilkins,
Councilmen l.. Ruben, N. J, Lawler
and s. c. Ballenger; general laws,
Aldermen Maurice wilkins and w.
w. Bsllenger. Councilmen C. J. Sui
livan and II. r. Downham; public
property. Aldermen George II. Rob
inson and c. J. w. Summers. Council
men Jerome Kaufman and II. II.
Ticer; poor. Aldermen Maurice will
kins and c. J. w. Summers, Council
men w. c. Baggett and w. J. Mo
Canrey; claims. Aldermen J. T. Har-
rison and G. c. Batcheller. Council
men r. r. Downham and w. c. Drury;
police. Aldermen ]. T. Harrison and
u. NJ. Anderson, Councilman Jerome
schools. Aldermen w. w. Ballenger
and C. c. Batcheller. Councilmen J. d.
Matter and s. Devers; fire, Aldermen
]. T. Harrison and George II. Robin
son. Councilmen, William Desmond,
8, C. Ballenger and 8. Devers: !:
health. Aldermen J. T. Harrison and
@. II. Robinson, Councilmen j. ID. Mat
ter, l. Ruben and c. ]. Sullivan
The Old Dominion Glass Company,
which has been closed since May last.
reopened today with force of 100
men. The plant was closed because
OF the inability to secure material.
Tomorrow evening Washington Cen
tenniaI Lodge, No. II. A. r. and A. M,
will pay a fraternal visit to Andrew
Jackson Lodge OF this city and Will
confer the master Mason's degree on
a large class Of candidates. Follow
ing the degree. the members of Mar
tha Washington Chapter, Order OF the
Eastern Star. will serve refreshments.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Anna Fora
Schiichting. daughter of Henry
Schiichting. OF this city. to Thomas
owen. Yates. of West Palm Beach
Fla. Tho ceremony was performed al
st. Mary's Catholic Church in Wash
inkton by the Rev. ]. r. Roth yester.
day afternoon.
In the corporation court. Judge
Robinson Moncure presiding. yester.
day granted a hnal decree OF divorce
The Washington times., 1920-09-15

TYPES Of men who fighting with Lenine's RED"
army against the Poles. The shown here are
very poorly equipped without ssmbanoe of a uniform
and are in bare feet According to cable dispatches
Minister of War Trotsky has instructed the ninth
Red army that General Wrange leader of the anti
Soviet forces in South Russia must be destroyed "at
all costs"
The Washington times., 1920-09-15

Alexandria Post. No. ~. American
Legion. will give series Of dances
during the winter months, the frst
OF which will be given at the Elks
Hall. on Prince street on Friday. Sep
tember "a
The Washington times., 1920-09-15

Salvation Army headquarters last
evening owing to the absence from
the city of Captain and Mrs. He'll
wege. Special service will be held to-
morrow evening.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15

At the Elks Hall this evening q
subscription dance will be given. The
committee in charge IL Albert ".
Bryan, A. Laurence G.. Fawcett,
Briefly Glenn, Robert Bitter and
Charles Bruce Morton. jr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
CANADIAN OFFICIAL QUITS,

ST. JOHN. N. B.. Sept 15.-Dr. f. A.
Smith, minister OF lands and mines
In the New Brunswick government
yesterday resigned his portfolio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
WINCHESTER

.WINCHESTER July - -Niiss
Bnle miller %IrkIc has r,iur,rd go,
"a visit 20 relatives IN san FrarcisI"
Miss !Seil OConueN IS visiting ,ai..-
sltiyes in Baltimore '''
MIR. and Mrs Henry Shaver IVA 49,.
alatter's sister. Hiss i.cIah ShuJi 49,,
#returned from motoring ytsif
& frierds in stanton
y Mrs. Marshall Wills h. yt.t,t,
mrs. Warden near Berryviilo
Mrs. Carrie Nulliugs. Cha,taroor..,
!. . Tenn Is vs,isitins her mother. MS
80 Miss Virginia Dorsey mas rc,,grn.o
ITO Washington. after visiting rcls
~ Rev. and Mrs Luxe r Mar.woo,
jand their daughter. Miss .ies..a
nave returned from Key
Miss Marie Rurch has returned 20
s{tWashington, after visiting Miss Var
ssss7a Mrs. George T. Hciees and mo-
I daughier Miss Virginia Hedges
sBLooklins. Mass. are visiting III.
f;fotmcr's mother. Mrs O w Hu6-
lbard.
Nrs. J. H Haley. shcphe~os,own
Cd Va. has been visiting Mas tcna
81 Mrs. NJ. a. johnson and daughter,
E;galtimore. have been visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. Fred 4 Wyand
Il Misses Margaret. Clara and Reta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
PLANS FIELD CONFERENCE
On DISEASES OF FRUITS
American Plant Psychologists To-
gctltcr With Foreign Experts to
Inspect Valley Orchards.

HLACKSBtHG. JUIy IA Held
conference on Lrni, disc1seS will, Will be be
of The advisory hOary OF Amer II
i'iant ra'hologis;s. bcEinnint; y;
Staun;on. Va. and extending north .
ward through West Virginia and
Mary land 10 gettysburg. pcnusylra-
MIA one day being spen; IN each
state. The plant rathotoc.Sts i'm
uA'se four states. In cooperation
with The fruit growers. have pre-
pared many Interesting damonStra-
tons aud exhibits so that all who at
tend the conference viii have cN-
c"1tional opportunities to become do
Gnaimted with IN. fruit industry a..
the Eastern United states md TO oh
SorN" methods OF controlling .mDor-
tIrt fruit diseases
cncc have been extended 20 "A number
of torciGn pathologis;s Favorable
ackuowl 'dg"menis of these invita-
lions have already been received
from ". l. Er!friy. OF England. ED.
cnnc FccN. Of France and Guido RIOS
SatI. of italy. These scientists have
gained world fame for their work IN
irnit diseases ana their eradication.
nr. Is Nakath, OF Japan. another
promincn; scientist is already in this
country and viii attend the confer
Tic conference will begin Monday.
August :. at StIuntou. Infn-m3i
discussions viii l." held at the Y. N
9. y ON Tuesday. the stanton
Spe";"d. The conference on Wedncs-
day viii inspect orchards in the Win
chester -MartinShur- district. visitin-
ne "N,pHrim"pial packing plant and
fruit hy-productS plant ut Inwoud
ON Thursday busting and sur.vin.
cNp"rimcnts liz the iagcrstown dis
trict VIII be gone over. on Friday
the scientists and fruitgrowcrS viii:
insncct tho MI. .Nlto-Arcndlsyi;lc
district OF PENNSYLVANIA. going otCr
the Fertilization experiments and cut
turai methods of that section. Tho
conference adiourns at Gettysburg IN
saturday after Il visit to the famous
ha;tlchcid
RMS conference is concerned more
particularly with rootrot and cola.
blight experiments now being con-
Quoted in the Valley. These axocr-
jmcuts are Of special economic i'm
portancc as there are no know rem
"dics for the elimination of these
diseases at the present time
br. 6. K. Lyman OF the Plant Dis
case survey L. 5. Department. cf
Agriculture, has charge of t.,.. ar
engagements for the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
glLuAM and MARY ADDS
NEW NAMES TO FACULTY
apartments Increased to Ac-
& Sommodatc Students Expected =,
for Banner Year fO2O-2f.

6SySlLLIAMSBURG. VA. July "a
when the l920-2i session OF the Col
8Sge of William and Marry com
@hnEes there will be a number OF new
Membcrs added - She faculty. and a
aterial Increase III the student
gsFour vacancies in the faculty wSrc
Aueed by resignation. and OF these
&Wo have been Hlled In addition
Sherc have been number of new
professors added to cope with the
Increased enrolment. and consequent
Eroater demand for Glasses and in
Estructors
The department o: education. which
Hormcrly consisted of two professors.
Professor ". r Hodscs and ' D.. 'I X. j.
|fdokc. Professor Hodges has held
Echoois OF Virginia, and recently
6Taru. Dr. Hokc was for yca's second
HSsistant superintendent of tile Rich
anond public schools. and later went
uth. MINI. lie is recognized a. a
Pleading educator throughout the
Ecountry.
Students Demand Languages
students are demanding more and
more modern languages. and IL has
$been necessary 10 secure another
professor for Mis- depar,msni. Fro
IHopkins will be an associate pro-
ffessor in the department NEXT year.
4 The chair Of Latin has been filled
{oy Or. W. \. MontEomery. who form
ksrly held the same chair here. Later
Ene has taught at Richmond College.
Eand during the war was connected
with the government as linEuist
etis return has caused much pleas
Nlro among the alumni and student
boody. as he was very popular when
Shere before.
fEPrOfpSSo- / Councilman who
Twill be remembered as a member Of
The famous Carpenter eleven" a; Y.
ffR. J.. from 10000. VIII head the de-
Epartmcnt of mathematics ncNt year.
tSince leaving V i. l. Councilman has
}tnuEht in "a number OF schools. and
sscoached number OF football teams.
fInan. the Georgia Teen wizard II is
sexpcctcd that he viii help devotion
Eh am te snd Mo ana tennis teams Of VII
Bobby Gooch Ia Teach.
I Robert Kent ,Eohhy) iooch.
~ ode scholar from ,;hs. University
sNirIinia. and an \. l., from oxford
university. England will be an aSso-
iciate professor of English and politi-
lathlete as we'll as a scholar and was
zone of the greatest quarters ever de-
Lyeloped at Virginia. We also. il is
expected. VIII aid Professor Driver
kteauS.
3 Due to the increased work in tho
library. and tie expected cnlarEinE
tof the building. II has been necessary
ITO secure another librarian. Earl q;
tSwem. for number Of years assis-
giant State librarian. has ALREADY com
smenced unon his duties in tho library
f. With the return OF practically all
LOT last years faculty. and the new
sadditions 10 tho teaching frocc Il i
bbelievcd that the faculty VIII be by
gar the largest In tho history Of Viii
yliam and MAY.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.
ELlE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. July
- IN" following guests were reg -
tered at the Blue Ridge Springs Ho-
Tel, hiuc Ridge Springs, during the
past week
" $ Copeland. j.. l.. push anI
VIC Newport News. VIA: MI ani
MrS. w T. lIgScS, T.. G. pclou2e ana
wi". W iugc, j r. Dunn. Nh.
!: W R!sscll +. Mcdonnell and fam-
~. MISS hI!th Jackson, G. Huns.
X hm1ni. Mrs William spencer.
Miss Maraucritc spencer. Mrs r.
N!Ghardson, William spencer. l.. l..
Johns, y Lynch Ward and wife. Mrs.
pt%ier ot"N. i.ynchbUrE; W j. Tur-
n"r Mr. j. y Parker. Mrs. r !,
rort"r Ru;1 Porter. Resale Grini;n n.
ioT' smouth Miss l.. Martin. EIrh.
in"HG \. l.. Brown. Charles q;
itir""n Norfolk Mr.. and Mrs. H. w
Mtoa; Misses Cat hrrnc and T.. Wool
Mf". T. W. snyder: Miss Mia. Hart
'nhn. Edward X Meade. Richmond,
'hISc number OF guests are reg
stored froG. Roanoke. Danviilc ana
other points.
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BEGIN EXCAVATING FOR
CENTRAL HEATING PLANT
GWork VIII lie Rushed on SCI. nOO td-
n, dition Ia Iinrri>onhurG state
n Normni E.ouipmrut.
LSSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch

3 . tsNptt4il 10 / nc llltS- l'lSpb,tn
HARRISoNBuRG. VA, July rs
; Excavations are now being made for
sthe $4,000 central heating plant.
reconstruction Of which Mas author
Eeral Assembly OF Virginia and which
Il viii Ac the seventh new building
Serectei AT the state Normal School
afere. Mex; 10 the central heating
Splant the greatest need ~ the ,Schoal
bts for another dormiIory Present
sSormitory capacity docs not care for
shalf fhe students now In attendance
SuPon the summer session.
s. Board Of Health. has just finished
cine required from now on by the
Mest law; for All teachers seeking
1.-THE educational division, War Loan
of the Film Federal
Reserve District. addressed the stu
8denis a, ,he assembly pcrioi WeG
neSday on ia" subject OF Thrift"
\ Her purpose is 10 set before IN,
$teaehers of tic State lessons OF ,hrif,
tina, may ne carried over 10 Nir-
\ glnia's school chilGron Shc is in
g teresied in Efforts now being made
fto incorporate teaching ~ thrift in
&the regular course OF study Her
talk was illustrated ny demons,ra-
stion OF storytelling 10 thirl-Ernd,
&children. in which tho lesson wa.
q broughi out Of saving. money time
Two largely a..!"nl."- excursions
were the order ot the day loday
Mabout MY students going to LurnS
nCarerns and more than half tnI'
3 number making trip 10 the Natura.
/ Mrs Mary l. Zen. well known q.
q an entertaincr ana inpersonator .,
negro dialect. gave an entertain.
& ment in tn" oHen-air auditorium
8 IueSdaX night under tho auspices %.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS

Especial 10 The Times pispa;chD
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. JuIv
2i-Arrivals at tn" yellow SULPHUR
LOT ne week include: Mrs. j. Herbert
Cook. Euiiin Cook. " A. Burdicil and
wife. Mrs. NJ Il. i:thridrc. Miss Mary
-: r. Trant. NJ. e. Waite. Norfolk
Walton l.. Thomas. John W. Hall II,
Reginald g. SimmondS g. H. Wesley
kicnmond: Miss Leila Il Nixon. Raj
cISh. y. G.; Mrs. George L. Aricman
and son. Mrs. j. H. Lilliston and son.
suffolk: Mrs. l. +. Cannady. =. G.
bell, John 6. .lamison. j. y. Jamison.
Roanoke; Miss Elmyra Jenkins. Roam,
okc RAPIDS. y G.: II II. Martin. sccN :
ley Mr.. and Mrs L. : Towlcs and
son. Agricultural College. Miss: II. Il.
irvine. Philadelphia. j. c Terry ana
Mifc. salem. Mrs j. T. Hayes. MISS
Vivian Moore. Petersburg; George l..
IVY. panvil!e. &. NJ. Tucker. Dauvillc:
;: w. Goodwin and family Newport
News; G. J.. HUFF, Il. Z. Ndding,on.
Roanoke; Mrs. T. n l.umpkins. Miss
virginia Lum0kins. Harvey l.. Barnes.
l,anNiH": Miss Ingram, Ingram VA .
I. l.. Fowler. Dayton. Ohio. Mrs
FicrcG Wiihers. HaitcsburG. Miss
brilliant and largely attended
danc" FRIDAY ntGh, and saturday
night an" the presence OF a number
OF motor parties made the week end
An unusually gay one
Win The approach Of August. ban
n"r month of the season for summer
resorts. the crowd at the Yellow in
crcases daily and bookings for tina,
month are excellent Quite a number
meeting AZ y. l.. |. August LII. have
made reservations at the springs for
the week. R!ackshurr and V l.. l.
are an easy motoring distance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
BON AIR

!Srccial 10 The Times Dispatch.
HbN MIR. July 2i.-Mrs lam IS
simmons and children have returned
from stay in Chase City, ana are
her" with her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
u. Y. Wood
Mrs. George Carter and Miss Con.
sucla carter left on Tuesday to
spend som" time at the home Of
Mrs. Cartcr's Sister. Mrs. l.: r. Sho-
well, in The suburbs OF philardclnhia.
Mss Fanny Warren. of Orange, is
visiting Mrs. Albert Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Berry and
family have returned from several
weeks stay in rowNatan.
Miss Virginia McGuiSEan, OF Wash
inSton: y, g., is the guest of Miss
Anne l(irdrup.
Miss Kate Howard CariwcIl. who
has been visiting Miss Anne Eennon
W Jams. mas returned TO Hanover
Miss Mary Ferguson is visiting
Miss Nllcc Archer in WayncSboro
li"v. ANA Mrs. W. &. Pace are tho
.n"sts of his mother, Mrs W. ".
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Shank have returned from Baltimore
and Annapolis.
AIRS, John o'f'iahcrty is visiting her
>Hughter. Mrs. r.. =. Whitc, Masn-
.E,oT.
Mrs. Charles &. CLANCY and dlurh-
ter, Washington. are Visiting the for
incr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. }. Scott
Fuller.
Mrs Lloyd Arncw and son. and
Miss Sidney Dent. Charleston. =. c.
are visiting relatives and friends in
town
Mrs. VI. w. lircincr has been visi;
ng her aunt. Mrs. William Kerr.
Chamhe rSburE. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. shirley Carter have
returned from Atlantic city
NESS Nellie Cleveland has returned
70 Washington. after visiting friends
here.
Miss Alva Steele is visiting Mrs.
w. II. brown. OF Snl,m.
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GLOUCESTER
I Special to The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
GLOUCESTER. July 2i-Mrs Will
Lam Dinrock LETT Saturday Cor New
the week end at wil!oughhy Beach.
Miss Bessie Payne. of Baltimore. is
Nj and Mrs. John Stribline and
Miss Louise StriblinG motored from
MOI folk sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd Dabncy.
OF Richmond, are guests at NcwStCad.
Mrs. II, ". Seller was a weekend
visitor TO Miss Virginia Cary
Miss Nellie Taylor lief, Friday for
Maine TO visit Commodore ana Mrs.
Or. and Mrs Ginns. of phladol-
phia. are guests Of the Misses ilinklc.
Mrs. narnard Field. OF IVES, Point.
is the CUES; OF Mrs. !. NJ. Lewis
Miss Emma Chapman has returned
from Denmark. s. &.
Miss Catherine Woodland and
Susir Roane returned sunday from
itinc Miss Mildred Adams.
~. and Mrs. lauhon S;ubbs. Of
Newport News. visited for the week
end Mr.. George StubhS. al Hc!roc
Mr.. and Mrs John Tahh returned
- Summcrv!ilc Friday, after II visit
10 their son. Warner Tahb. in Brook
Mrs, ii II wynn. Of Arbcmar,e
hell
Mrs. 7. Lee has returned from
q SIN weeks visit TO RcrrvvIllc. She
MAS accompanied home by I.udwcii
baldwin. Master Ludwcli. Jr. and
MIS-. inman PAYNE. OF Norfolk. and
Mrs; T. + Striking; of Berryvillc.
bridge Friday.
Mrs. Charles -. Hinklc entertained
InSSday in honor OF Mrs. Ginns. of
Philadelphia.
Me Wallace Robinson entertain
ed THURSDAY in honor Of her guest.
MISS Jean Ecrklcy, Of Richmond
Mrs. charles l.. Smith. Jr,. Is at
nome from VISIT To Baltimore
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FARMVILLE NORMAL

4 Especial 10 Tho Times -p!sntrci,
s FARMNiIl.E. VA. July - -Dr w.
"a Brumile!d representing the state
Board Of Health, visited the Normal
school, this week and addressed M
students on personal hygiene Also.
1T. hdnna \ MOTIFS representing the
three lectures On Social hygiene.
denta! clinic $ bein. conducted
this week ~ Major Butler ana Miss
States lubl!o Hcalth service nr'
Butter is also -Iviu. series os ;aslt
ION hygiene. ana Miss Thornhll
siene 10 schooi children
AS fhe summer session is drawn.
ito s a Close. The fA.u.iy feels ;hat Tho
s sia mas m"h enc Of the best Sos
= up ny the Norma! school The s,u,
Z dents have been Interested ana ~
t ,h 81 IN th"iT work Moro than
= profcs.>ipnal students az
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pennsylrania at the Craig Healing
springs.
Miss Matte l. Cooke returned
Ihurstay from CRAIG Healing Springs
where she spent Two weeks.
Or. and Mrs. J. X. SPENCER have r"-
turned from Washington and other
Northern points.
Miss Jane Faulkner Goodloe. OF the
department OF modern languages il
spending tho summer in Europe.
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HOLLINS

iioLi.!NS. Luly - DR.. and Mrs.
III II. Trout have been for several
weeks on Il trip 10 Philadelphia and
Other eastern points
Miss Ella l.owman and Mrs Sallic
Wa'rcnd arc visiting relatives in
PulaSki County They attended also
me ". VI: /. convention Of the Val
ley ASSociai ion At Pulaski city
Misses Emma linman aud Ruby
Murray represented the young pco-
pies societies o. Enon Church at the
iu!aski convention last Tuesday.
Mrs Il III. Thompson and Miss
Emily THOMPSON expect 10 go in a
f"w days to Hampton whore they will
ur the guests OF Mrs. Henry
Schnic.tZ
Miss NJ. : PAYNE has hccn spend :
ing some time with friends from
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30
CROSS RoRD

Bert Richardson is making tractor
for himself and Mann Bros
w. H. Derby and w. NJ. Bishop
spent several days in the valley last
week getting vegetables and visiting
They have homesteads out in the Dove
Creek section and they report that the
snow is two feet deep out there.
Bob Short is home for few days
helping his father.
The wood saw has been to Magarrel
and Richardson this week.
Fred Hechtman and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gardner were Cortez visitors
Saturday.
Bob Magarrell was caller in our
neighborhood Saturday
The Service Club meets with Mrs.
P. l.. Green this week.
Sam Hill was caller in our neigh
borhood Thursday of last week.
E. A. Elder was busy hauling his
baled hay to Dolores the last of the
week.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30
Obituary..

Arthur R. Truelsen was born Janu-
try IL, 1900, at Loup City, Nebraska,
and died of bronchial pneumoni a
at the Sweeny Auto school of Kansas
City, Missouri, January 20, 1920. His
early childhood was spent at the place
of his birth. At the age of eight
years, 1908, the family came to Colo
RADIO to live and here he has grown to
young manhood. He attended school
at Beulah and Arriola and was among
the best scholars in each school, always
leading his classes in the schoolroom
and taking part Fundamentally in all
out side sports.
He was ever ready and willing to
help in anything for the betterment
of the school, and the teacher could
rely on his able assistance in any under
taking. He was captain of the Arriola
base ball team at one time and during
his High school days at Cortez took an
active part in both base and basket
ball as well as other entertainments at
that place. He loved music and played
the violin very sweetly; all things good
and beautiful appealed to him and had
he been spared to us would have been
a factor for good in our community
He loved the mountains and cattle as
only true westener can. While
his older brother. Lowell, was in
France serving his country in. the
World war, Arthur tried his best to
fill the place of both on ranch and
range with true spirit of cheerfulness
and service that is the heritage of all
good Americans, such as he was. He
did his bit faithfully and well. He
leaves sorrowing father. mother. one
older brother, Lowell. and a sister
younger. Leona, -
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30
HeatOn-MOOre.

A very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore, Sunday at IL o'clock, when
their daughter, Miss Dorothy, and Mr.
Roy Heaton were united in marriage
by Judge Dillon. in the presence of
relatives and friends.
The bride looked lovely in white
silk dress and white net veil. Miss
Elsie Spear was brides maid and Mr..
Will Pritchett acted as best man. This
young couple will make their home at
Dove Creek saw mill this summer, and
expect to spend next winter in Califor-
mia. We all join their many friends
in wishing them happiness and pros
perity through life ~
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30
!, METHODIST
ORDER OF SERVICE

Lebanon:
Sunday school every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Preaching service every other
Sunday at II a. m. February 8
is Lebanons time.
Lewis:
Sunday school every Sunday at
1890 a. m.
Preaching service every other
Sunday at 11:3O a. m. Next
service February 1.
Dolores:
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 o'clock.
Junior League Service at 6 AS p. m
Preaching Service at 7:30 p. m.
Revival meetings begun with last
Sunday nights service. Meetings each
night at 1880 Attendance and interest
is increasing with each service. The
cooperation of every Christian is earn
estly desired. If one who Is not q
Christian should read these lines, will
you not come and give your heart to
the Son of God.
S. l.. FORD, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30
BAPTIST

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning Service II O0a. m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3O
p. m.
Regular services next Sunday morn
ing as the pastor was unable to make
his trip. No evening service on
account of the meetings at the Meth
odist church. The membership and
congregation is earnestly urged to
attend these meetings. Pastor Ford is
preaching splendid sermons and ali
should co-operate~in in this great work.
C. L. FLANDERS. Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30

The attendance at the meetings in
the Methodist church has been good
and must interest is shown by the
members of all the churches. So far
Rev. Ford has directed his remarks
almast entirely to church members.
The union Choir are furnishing excel
lent music and giving every one a
chance to help them sing. You will
enjoy these meetings if you attend.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30

Strayed-One COW and calf and three
yearling calves, all branded - on left
hip. Suitable reward for information
that will lead to recovery.
CHARLES MELVIN. Dolores. Colo.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-30

For Sale-Four room house, 3 lots
and improvements on 9Th street. Do
lores, Colorado. Terms to suit. sub
init offer Mrs. Z. J. Cabell. 1884
Ogden street, Denver. Colorado.