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I. No Cork Wasted , Now.

q The hest cork has hitherto come
from Spain, hut the richest forests Of
fair grade cork are now In Sardinia.
High, prices are now paid for cork that
was not. snlahle a few years ago, for
even the refuse is valuable now in
making conglomerate for building and
Tor insulating refrigerators, cork being
the best conductor Of heat and
sound. :5s " ,i$l .;5.3 .5 h :. n (:
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EXCESSIVE HEAT 5.ss Ne
~" @29&& BRINGS HEAVY STORM

(By United Press. !

I.@@ (By United Press. tf3s u
New York, June Sc. One person
killed and many injured when storm
swept over New York during the
night, after the hottest day Of tho
year. y..s&s>. n .. \. .3s$ ~
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. Mrs. George McTaggert spent the
day at Turtle River. n Nj 8fs 'ss

Mrs. George McTaggert spent the
day at Turtle River. NJ s8fgs
p. a. Ronning Of Louis was q bust
ness n 8 caller y il this city today. sIss
Y Mrs. Il gorge Kreatz went Is Brain.
serd this morning on a visit Of sew
eral days, VS.
Brown high 81 heel pumps, while
!, II w 555557 1t6-sO.
g. u. listed returned this morning
from Minneapolis where he has been
since Sunday on: bust mess.
U s. Sheldon and "a. G.. Wedge,
,Jr.,g returned to- N Minnea polls this
morning after a short business visit
in Bemid il. s5 5tst II MI
Mrs lex sGogltn left this morning
for her home a; Nayzata, after max:
ing short visit at the " George
Kreatz home
N and Mrs. b. s. Mitchell left to-
day for Park Rapids, where they will
spend Ia few days with friends alta
summer resort. IN vi, us n
4 Prof Kinney Of Drake University,
ID brother Of the late George Kinney,
is in the city on business. He is pro-
1fessor Of chemistry. NJ =.s 81 4;
sat& $f ~
tts5 Mrs. Clayton Kreaz left this morn
ing for her home at Detroit, Mich,
alters visit; of two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. George Kreatz. IN 8.ss
John Nangle arrived son Monday
from London, Ont, to niSke an ex-
tended visit with his brother, Char
les Nangle and family. III. .@5 |. I
ssf Mrs. Paul tBirkhost and Mrs. Earl
Fielding returned this morning to
Staples, after making a P.short visit
with their sister, NJ RS. VIM. Lily and
family y. B : s 5 ;;3s
Mrs, Vada Upper will leave this
evening for Sacramento, Cal, to see
her brother, Elmer McTaggert, who
is i'll. She will bring Mr.. McTaggert.
back with her. ii N F5E q 81 IA 2 sl9
Lars Myhre OF Liberty. township
left for Fergus Falls yesterday to
visit his sister whom. he has not seen
for; several years. He expects to be
gone for about a week. :. ~,
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i 3: sp:.sO. tEIKS. = llSs
here} VIII be q regular meeting OK
the Elk's lodge Thursday evening.
p. H. Jerrard, secy. 8 ss..
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ssLTCENsEn. (lsMARRY'

LICENSED; 10 MARRY %ss
4 Thomas Maher&o Deer. River
and Miss Julia Swanson were licens-
ed to marry vest rday BY the Office
sof the clerk Of court js
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Ragna Aannem, q sister OF Mrs. Mag
nuson, returned to Pequot with them
where she will make an extended Wis
it. u 55s.s ]it
The sad news Of the death Of the
Infant Sdaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Meyer OF Cisco, Texas, was Fer
| ceived here on Tuesday. Mrs Meyer
for formerly Jennie Hanson lot this
|{place. Il, .s,l. 81 II V:
HsysSAal people motored to- Bagley
on Sunday afternoon to see the Fos-
(ston- Ragley ball game which was
scheduled to have been played there
but rain stopped the game. " l:
4 Mrs. James Bratton of Lengby has
been visiting relatives here. sIs$ @ y d
Mrs Dell Amidon returned to her
home here on Saturday after having
spent some time visiting at Grey
Eagle and Cass Lake. She was ac-
|companied by her mother, Mrs. ~ ].
Bass, who will make an extended
visit here, Hin 4 4. n
3; Harold $Searles spent Sunday visit
ling in the village. > 4 Va S.'; As, :
il Mrs. Andrew Nelson has been visit
ing her father who lives in iBemidji
during the week, while there she was
present at the family reunion &, .5 II:
Il Joe Renne spent Sunday with his
Family here. $i.. sz z25 Y & AN
Mildred Burfield left on Tuesday
For an extended visit in western;
North Dakota. i She will visit at Mi
not, Stanley and Williston. Mildred
expects to be gone three weeks. @;s
What might have proved to- beEa
very serious accident occurred on the
streets Of Shevlin on Wednesday eve
ming. Albert Gordon, who was riding
I his bicycle, collided with q car which
was driven BY Ludvik Holum. IL The
boy and bicycle were both drawn un-
der the car. Mrs. a nderson took AL
bert to aBagley on Thursday morning
He was badly shaken up and has
slight bruises. .4 i II i IT. !
I Con Paulson, who is employed in q
store at Coleraine, hes been spending
a week here with his parents. Con
returned to Coleraine on Monday. 4$$
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Groth Of 3Mayville,
IaN. D., have arrived at their summer
lthome at Bear Greek. IL. s. .s$ ~.
# Esther Moltzan spent the weekend
Vls1.lng at1he nome oIS her DFot ner,
" tNV '1as .s$ss sf.
~ Mr ss accom- panied Dy ner son,
Wilton, anu nef n!sce, Mlior e. Hlppl,
arrived als m tne .viilag s On SATURDAY
!roh 81 nrs: anu
il1lHto VIZ =. inaAe On vlsl.
mere Win VIII relatlVes. Mliarea Hlppi
VIII VII spend the ner par S
ents " ~ " s stuuent = =
' Sen lIaA rs scAOoi' M',nneaPoiis'
3 ny !. M . =. any
. nna 1lesnslis = -, Dsin lno.
oreu nsIs ! ussuay my spsnsF Is
..nsis M, sase ~ .own ~
"isU $3.50 .ns
49, az ~ $3.50" 9sol ne 80 al :,
1Nouas $500 : y - "a, esaau ev 70 ''
q 4 ~; NY e n !, e1.a..s..s s
" ~ va. y, s. =, : LII =,
sa.ioua -, e. - q 90, ns =
.ns ~ 7 "a s,sin ~ 80
l.,:,, I 80 a., -. =. ,a.sSissa
- -, = Iss 49, !. : r...N..a 81. -
uIgea - g pAreess 3. IvelyDooy "" ~ !
~ s -, x, 49, -, !, 49,,
~ lhulsus sne ., s sa,s..,, - !. y
$500 go 49, csna, 49, .ass. z = q
e': o a,s;s : nom. a nv..n N.
IWn p pstnraninh " va o. - ~ ~
80 to' 800 sa,% ~ - $500, . So ranasts
go - 49, = - - .p ~ - 5
- AIIsc,e 49, c.,,;,,, .,a,z s - i 81
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WEDNESDAY, EVENING. JUNE q, 1870
SOCIAL IA Nd PERSONALs

N -:
a. MID Linda Camp 81 Boy River was
y Tuesday caller ~ this city '' 'assS
----:-,---- ~,
BEND IL business visitor yesterday
$500 Il
y, vi
IssSss Ia. A. sfs I. Eddy Of Erhard was sa
alIer III the city ON Tuesday.
ia. 1Tostrud, of Buena Vista, trans
Il acted business iii the city. Al esday
ssssSs ,s 4
|sss Don, Z forget the dance at 5R Birch I
's ~ 4. Ku1niitz ~ Brainefd was a.
N So ll.
\, rs WOOD for sale, 81. so pers load.
sRemidf III Mfg. CO. Phone 48l g CT
- Il gs
Reynolds of q ort hern. was 7! aas I
ssci3y Tnesday
:--.s
n drs. d. e. Berge Of Ten Lakes call
ed On Bemidji friends and attended
:ss: N
one " tie popular dances at Birch
I mont. ridav eyeninp. Tickets $1 10.
e M SS,.,: 3s@ 3d7-2
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subscriDs Tor T1o DAILY P'on.a'
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

$>l Lars ,Myhre OF Liberty. township
left for Fergus Falls yesterday to
visit his sister whom he has not seen
for 3. several years. He expects to be
gone for about a week, & I: ,s.; , j%.i$
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

IIbertson Of Eagle Bend was IN
the city Tuesday en- route to Deer
River to visit with relatives for q
short time. @ rs rs / n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

drs. ID. g. Berge Of Ten Lakes call
sed on Bemidji friends and attended
'to business transaction yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30
.8 1yeryone Is going to the dance at
fBirchmont, Friday nigh, July :ss.

Poff and Max Forte, Of Port.
F1and, Ore, are spending several weeks
With their uncle, Harry Palmer, sDaf
ton avenue. M Il
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Mrs. b. II. ckinson of Interra-
stional Falls was among the out J; Of
town callers IN the city yesterday 3
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30
large land sales organization
desires to get in communication with.
owners of large tracts. Address>tock
Box az Bemidii MINI. Nj e .t, 5-25tf

Cecil Con gdon Of Wadena, motored
sfp Bemi1j j; Monday to visit his sister,
Mrs. Pearl Barne1ll;, Oak street, Tor
short time. .E.SSi NJ: NJ "a ,;@ +.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

Al Mrs. Vada Tl(upper will leave this
evening for Sacramento, Cal, to see
her. brother, Elmer McTaggert, who
is i'll. She will bring Mr.. McTaggert:
back with her fSG \. 81. tza% 2 s.@}
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

llssss$ MI. and Mrs. Thomas Madden and
daughter Mary Jane OF Virginia, are
the guests of the r. =. Given family:
They are en-; route to Caring ton,
I. 1 B; 4
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The Warfeld families have as
their guests their brother, q. G..
Wardeld, and his son and daughter
sof Yarmouth, Ill, also their nephew,
sydney Bryant, OF Kirbwood, III.
These people arrived on Monday. On
Friday their mother, Mrs. ]. II. War
Held, and another brother, John, will
arrive from Princeton. III. q,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

Reynolds az MOI them, was
saIa,nong the busines transac tors il the
sci&y Tuesday
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

One of tie popular dances at Birch
mont, riday evening Tickets 10:
49, {sE 3 Oh %
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

Mrs. Hattie Ostranade lei, and Mr. and
Trs. Clyde Martin of$ 8Turtl River,
smotored to- Bemldji Tuesday and
selpentssthes day wit friends.
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william DePew and g. Newgaard'
gofs Grasston, motored here on Monday
3and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Olson. They went to Deer Riv-
III last evening for two days visit
and will return here to spend the re-
smainder OF the week, before their re
turn to Grasston. I; Is
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Mrs Glen inesmith, formerly
Miss, Leota Hockett, arrived in the.
CITY this morning for q short visit
with friends. She is en- route from
the home of her parents at Tenstrike
to- Walker, where she will visit prior
tos going to her home at Lake Benton.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-06-30

.s sixteen inch mixed hard and soft
s6lab wood for sale, $3.50 pers load.
sf3enid1 Mfg. CO. Phone 49, a 81 q.
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John Nang1e arrived aon Monday
from Lond lon, Ont, to mske an ex-
tended visit with his brother, Char
les Nangle and family. t... 8. ( :. 81,
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+ Mrs Clayton KTeaz left this morn
ing for her home at Detroit Mich,
after a visit of two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. George Kreatz. K s,4 . tE:
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SPOT cash paid Tor Liberty Bonds.
See IG. B Hooley. at Northern Gro
Gerry CO., during the day. or, at the.
Mafkham hotelseyenings. l TIT
William Walker and family, of Hill
sCity,Sare spending several days at the
Gutter summer home at Waville. Mrs.
Gutter is a sister of Mr.. Walker.

Dance, Christenson's hall, Nymore,
NV ednesday, June 80. s5s Music by
sSchuck's international Jazz Orches-
ira. Everybody welcome for q good
Cline. x !: ,.5 Is 2t6-3O
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SAfiss Linda Camp OF Boy River was
I; TUESDAY caller in this city !. ~

ss9' u F. Kunit 81 Brainerd was a
business visitor III Baml dill yesterday.
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Attention, Farmers! Time yeti
Plant ii acre of cabbage!!! Danish
Bullh cad, J z cents the - 20; S. the
1000 Beltrami Nurseries, 1904 IT.
vine ave. Phone 36 3d.. 2t6-3O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
A MINER.

Mir. W. o. Broyles.
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:-Having purchased one of your Shock Absorbing Beds and enjoying the pleasure and benefit o from physical and rest stand point of view l want to take this of pressing you my extreme sympathy and thanks you for selling the same to me. cannot express in mere words the great benefit it has done me After d hard days work in the mines feel lieved and after sleeping in your wonderful bed | consider 1t a wonderful invention and in- deed life-saver the person who needs real rest and quiet. My health is much improved and, be- leve me wouldn't be without your bed for a thou1 sand dollars My friends indeed pleased with it and assure you the sale of many of wonder ful Shock Absorbing Beds in my mining camp.
 Yours truly, w. D. MCKEE.
 Eureka Coal Co.,. Roebuck. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

MT. w. O. Broyles,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:-At the time of buying your Shock Absorbing Bed l was in very much overWorked rundown condition, and had become so nerN- that thought would have to take long lay off resign my position follow an occupation less strenuous.
 l find since sleeping your bed that all traces o nervousness have disappeared and that my gen health is 100 per cent better The bed has proven godsend to and healthy recommend it to anyone who Is neryos and does not sleep well We live corner wtere the street makes and the excruciating vibrations therefrom made my wife nervous wreck The bed has also cured her and she is just loud in It's praises Yours very truly.
 C. B. NUTALL
 4401 Avenue B.
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Testimonials From Some Who Have Tried the Bed
STREET CAR CONDUCTOR.

STREET CAR CONDUCTOR MT. w O. Broyles,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Gentlemen This is 10 certify that in ter ribly rundown and nervous condition from over work and the excruciatng shocks and vibrations street conductor is subjected to- but since sleeping of your Shock Absorbing Beds nerves and general health much improved until l feel that I could get along without it Also my wifes general health is improved greatly and she continues to stronger and better each day. Yours very truly
 c. E. ELLIOTT. Tarrant City, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
MRS. J. A. CONNALLY.

MT. w. O. Broyles,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:--I wish to say that, although have been using of your Shock Absorbing Beds for only little more than fortnight yet reel very greatly benefited by the most perfect rest it af- lords. It is the acme of comfort and while not be- ing very robust yet am sure that this wonderful bed affords me more comfortable rest than 1t is possible for me to obtain otherwise It positively prevents the slightst jar vibration. Also my husband is perfectly charmed with it and would not be without it Very truly.
 MRS. J. A. CONNALLY. 3116 Emma Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
FROM MOBILE.

MT. w. O. Broyles,
 Brming ham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:--I purchased of your Shock Absorb ing when 1t first placed on the market some time ago, and have used 1t constantly ever since l unhestitatingly pronounce iteto be abso lutely the most comfortable bed have ever used, and would be without it for any price It Is a lady of my years and It is also especially comfortable and restful to anyone who is sick or restless I thoroughly sincere when state that if Is without a peer there is nothing else like 1t on the market Yours very truly.
 MRS. M V. LITTLE 1O1a Herndon St. Mobile, Ala
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MRS. W. A. FOARD.

Mr. W. O. Broyles,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:-I received the bed which you shipped to me--your Shock Absorbing Zealand wish to say in behalf of same that it is everything claim 
 Mrs Foard, who has been suffering with chronic appendicitis and nervousness says that since using this bed she has felt very much better, and when she tries to sleep in another bed she does ceive the rest when using your Shock-Ab- sorbing Bed. Yours very truly.
 Morristown. Tenn. w. A. FoAftD.t
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"DoC, BATES
Mir. w. Q. Broyles

Mr. w. 9BfoyIcs,
 Birming ham. Ala.
 Dear Sr:--Your Shock Absorbing Bed has proven a godsend l lost much sleep following my hounds until was forced to neglect my business, but since sleeping one of your Shock Absorbing Beds find that get more sleep in three hours on it than. got the old bed all night. can now fox hunt until o'clock in the morning, get up and feel bet than did before after sleeping all night on the old fashioned bed No amount of money would induce me to part with it if I could not obtain another one. b. J. BATES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
BOTH FEEL FINE.

MT. w. O. BroNles,
 Birmingham, Ala.
 Dear Sir:-My wife and have been sleeping in your Shock Absorbing Beds weeks and neither of us realized that sleep could be O restful have found 1t to be this bed No amount of money could induce part with it if could not get another Our general health is much improved and both feel fine. Yours very truly, k. l.. BROWN
 150O Avenue C.
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ENsLEy MATTREss-MAKE

MT. W. Q. Broyles.
 Birmingham. Ala.
 Dear Sir:-Snce purchasing of your Shock Absorbing Beds find that 1t is the comfort able bed that be built and is very conducive to sweet and peaceful slumber. relieving from all jars vibrations. The oni> Objection my wife find is that 1t makes her sieep soundy she says she afraid she will waken when the ba by cries We both delighted with it.
 Yours truly
 L. Ii. HOLTZCLAW. 211S Avenue l. Ensley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
MT. w. Q. Broyles.
 Rirp,ipDha Ala

MT. w. O Broyles.
 Birmingham. Ala. Dear Sir.-My wife and I have useI your shock Absorbing Bed and f>As jt be the fortabe and restful We have used My wife is very enthusiastic in it's praise it has afforded her much relief from weak back. In fact. she is completely restored from this trouble. and arc both warm friends to this wonderful b,D.
 Yours truly
 J. H. oGLES. s1529 N. 18th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

SlOn, winch interrupts SouHu, ueep Sieep, Will HHu it positive blessing.
 The bed is reasonably priced, and in order that perso who needs one shall be deprived of the privilege, we have arranged an easy club plan purchase-$6 down and $6 per month.
 Out-of-town purchasers may buy on the same terms provided the first cash remittance IS accompanied by satisfactory reference. Other wise the transaction must be strictly cash with order All correspondence will be promptly an swered.
 We are now selling these beds fast as we can manufacture them and have only a limited number in stock. The first orders received will be the first filled, and after the supply IS ex- hausted we will place the other applications on file and deliver the beds in the order in which they are booked fast as they can be manu- factured.
 We want one good dealer in each territotry. Merchants who can qualify are invited to take the matter up by correspondence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

fThese words of praise from Judge Alex C. Birch will he best understood by those who know Judge Birch. He h leading BlPDingham attorney and his judgments and epiniens are respected by alb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20

It is founded on scientific principles The first thought was to overcome the effects of natural vibration, shocks and jars. This accom- plished by suspending the bed proper and n- terposng multiplicity of broken joints between the sleeper and the source of these disturbances, beyond which no shock nor jar can be trans mitted. Being suspended, there is also gentle yielding to strain in any direction, thus render ing the act of turning or moving about in bed al- most entirely effortless. The idea of suspending the bed also involves the well known scientific principle that reaction is equal to action, but in contrary direction
 From personal experience, and on the test- mony of tI hundreds who have purchased and used the bed we unhestatingly recommend it
 d guarantee it in all of sleeplessness, nervousness insomnia, etc. Railroad men, teach ers lawyers and professional people who labor under a strong mental strain or high nervous ten
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Broyes Co,
  
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 BIRCH.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22

TIE OK EiGN OF SHESN fDlET -,
ORGANIZED At NEWPORT
NEWS.

Newport News, Va. May 1t. rhn
Orders OF *. OF L. and Courts Of
t"lanth" III Newport News are viuiu"
With each other in hu=tlm" tor new
members Ill the great rumpui"u rally
in Virginia WHch ends at the Grand
Session IN Norfolk tor the IriXc
winners and the kCcnrSt interest is
felt "vrrywhcrc.
Last Saturday niEht Grand rhau-
r"lor Hon. John Mitchcll Ir and
his associates made - gallant Sir
KNIGHTS and tonight Miss NJ l.
thti"S. G.. w. 4. OF Deeds OF tho
Courts OF Calath". Dr. l., X. ,I">cr>nr.
and Miss Alic" {. rhilo%. arrived on
tn" six T. NJ. train from RichluOuC.
to set apart Il Court of t"Ianthc.
Hon. John Mitchell. lr.. c. w
Counsellor Was expected and every
body was much disappointed whcu II
Was stated AT the train that h" cnuio.
not make the trip rs he had hoped
to do. The party was mHt 10y Sir
Charles Greene and conveyed to has,
residence where II FIN" supper WAS
in readiness and enjoyed by DR.. Icf-
ferSon and MiS$ ChilcS. after whi,,h
all went to tho hall selected for the
initiation and found the ladies
anNously awaiting their arrival. -
fine healthy. strong looking laGlrS
and one gallant Sir l<night were
initiated into the mysteries OF the
Order and sccmcd highly delighted
with the same.
This fine Court was gotten up Ivy
Mrs. Lizzie H. Green. G. w. Esrort
and everybody WAS iubilant at her
Mrs ilIit y lIyrI 7
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
81 RpRISlID TIIIENi.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Claiborne
were AAr""ablN surprised in their new
home lil' Decatur Street, Tuesday
night, the lth ins:. by number
OF their friends and nciGhhorS. both
old and new. They formerly resided
al 80 IA Hancock Street
1t WAS really surprise to them
when the party arrived With plenty
OF refreshments to satisfy the inner
man. The evening WAS spent in a
joNial manner and all enjoyed thcm-
So NrS uutil Il late hour
Refreshments were served by Mrs
John Logan. Mrs. Alberta Stephenson
and Mrs. Jacob Harris. Among those
present were: Mrs. Elizabeth Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Mr.. Jacob
Harris. Mr.. and Mrs John jefferson.
Miss Maudc Powell Mrs. Murphy,
Mrs. jones. Mrs. Clarence Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, MIR and
Mrs. Major Woodbridge, and Mrs.
Harvey Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne wish to
thank their many friends and extend
to them Il cordial welcome at all
times.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-22
In Memory.

On Monday. May 81. 1920 the Geo
A. Carter Post No. II, and IIankinS
Camp u Spanish War Veterans will
observe Memorial Day at the Nat
icnal Cemetery. The parade will
start from the Army and Navy Club
90 Clay street at ! o'clock sharp
headed by Comradc VIM. White. Chief
Marshall. G. II. r. Veterans, HankinS
Camp. First Brigade, X. Of p, u. r.;
Samaritans, Isracls and other organi
cations and clubs from the East end
The exercises at the cemetery will
be Of the highest order. Hon. ]. Henry
ciutchfield will be oratoI Of the day
On Sunday May so, at $3.50 the c.
a. r. Custer Post No. II will have
their Annual Sermon preached to them
~ Rev. Andrew Bowler at Mt Olive
Baptist Church on north 25th street.
] he public is invited to attend these
exercises and help pay tribute to
the heroes who loft their homes i'm
the COS aHd cam" down and made
tho Supreme sacrifice. that we miyhi
have that freedom that We today on
JOY.
Captain Geo. l.. Rrancn VIII he
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