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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
WOODSTOCK

Special 10 The Times Dispa;chl
WOODSTOCK. VA, Dee. Airs.
J NJ. Bauscrmau entertained the
card Club Thursday afternoon at her
home on Muhlcnocrg street.
Miss Hazel lIaun has returned
from 4 weeks visit To Richmond.
Miss Mary Samucls is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Mccoy. of Mullens,
w. Va.
Dr H. C. rravel has returned to
his homo IN Richmond after visit
TO his parents in Woodstock.
Miss :. l.. Brown, OF Earncsvillc
Md, and Mrs. Warhcld, Of Washing
ton, have returned to their homes
shaw. Al the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
u. II. Walton
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Brumbacl X
were recent visitors in Baltimore.
Rev. ~ * Walthall, u. D.. of
Wayncsboro. Va. is conducting evan
=cliStic services in the Woodstock
reshytcrian church during this
week.
Rev. j. \. McMurray. u. D.. who
for a number Of years has been pas
tor OF the local church. will preach
his farewell sermon sunday morning
bcfor" taking up his new work as
pastor OF the Falling Waters. W. Va
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dosh ana Mrs.
L. A. ltman have returned from Il
v.s!t 10 Airs, Charles Holt. "f Staun-
ton.
Mrs j. .. GraveIey was "a recent
guest OF friends in Baltimore.
II. .. Nicodemus. Of Euck-ystown.
Md was a business visitor in Wood
stoke this week
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HEATHSVlLLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
llEATIlSVll.LE. VA. Dec. Gap
tain }. Mcdonald. of Washington.
paid his annual visit recently TO his
old friends of "Litchiicid.' "Eas,on''
and Holly DELL"
The stuart Ashby jackson Chapter
OF the United Daughtri' OF the Con-
icderacy held n meeting recently at
ShclanEc." the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Coles. The attendance was
large and an interesting program
held. The chapter was entertained by
Mcsuames Tom Rouldin and Sterling
Lewis. Captain William Carter. an
aged veteran. was present.
Mrs. Mamie l.ycll Burlington. Mrs.
Thomas Hayes and Mrs. cambridge
PITTS. OF West Virginia. have recently
been in Farnham.
Hunter cockrell. son of Or L. -
Cockrcll, or Rcedvillc. has entered Il
business college in Richmond.
Mrs. Grace Booker. OF lc;tSburg.
aud Mrs. Eugene Fallin. O: Conn. re-
Gently spent several days in Hccdvii!c
as guests Of Mrs. J. W. Pearson.
j. Everett Marsh. Ir.. OF Norfolk.
WAS Il recent guest Of friends and
relatives around Recdville. Election
and Tihitha.
Il. :. and Robert y. Trent and Rich
ard Parker motorcd TO Richmond
THANKSGIVING M'ssrs. Parker and II.
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:. G. and Miss Marion Couch. of
Petersburg. were recent guests OF
Mrs. Davis Peck nj "Trlcourt,

= G: and Miss Marion Couch. Of Of
Mrs. Davis Peck. ut ''Telcourt."
Miss Elizabeth Mayberg has re-
Mrs Lindsey Patton and Miss Pat
tic Lcakc. OF Lexington. spent the
past week here as guests III the home
OF Mrs !. IL, Harris
Miss sara Hughes has returned 10
Farmvillc. after a .visi, 10 her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. g Hughes.
Mrs {. O. NJ. Bowe and Mrs. Ben
Mines. O: lcuna Vista. Va Lui Mrs.
iiSrbert Whi,shurst. Of hirhmomd'
Miss Ethel I:mhrcy. of FrcdcrickS-
burg. has returned home after Il visit
to Mrs J, II. Han.
Mrs Mabel lrhy spent The past ;,.
daughter, Miss Katherine lrby. who
is a student at Randolph Macon Woin-
ans College.
Miss Ruth Ston. was the recon,
guest cf friends in l'rcdcricksaurg.
Mrs John NiEh;man returned from
Richmond. where she spent the past
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaines.
Miss sara Blasinramc. who has been
visiting her parents. pr and Mrs.
J. &. Elasingamc, has returned -
Charlottesville.
Miss Mute owen. of Wakefield. Va.
was the reccn; guest OF her cousin.
Misses Reed. who hav" been spend
ing some time here with rc,nt!vrs.
have returned 10 their homo In Lynch
burg. accompani,H;dd by Miss laura
Mrs w l.. Graves.
Mrs G. NJ Molly. OF Alton. is th"
guest CT her sister. Mrs. clyde
Barnes
Mrs White. OF Lymchhurr. is spcnd-
ing som" time here with her mother.
Mrs. NJ &. Harris.
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EMPORIA

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
EMrORiA, VA. Dec. Il " party
SVEN Tuesday afternoon 10y Mes
DANES w T. Tillcr and W. NJ Land
10 Mrs Edward Chappcli. OF Waverly.
guest Of Mrs. Land. was ON" OF III"
social events Of the season Tie
home Of Mrs. Land was decorated In
autumn leaves and chrysHntheuumS,
'S"rViur punch We're Miss Julia Tillcr.
Mrs t. f.. riller and Mrs. |. =. iiar-
r"ll. Bridge was played. Hand made
handkrrchicfs were presented Misses
Rose Price and Helen Reeves and Mrs.
|happ"ll as guest Of honor.
Those rrescn: w.rc Misses Eliza
both Hines, Mary Squire. Helen
kimcs, Mary Wood. rmkcy Tiller
Carrie Fox. Ida Cato, Nina Eoncrt-
son. Fannie l:riggs. Rose Price. Laura
BRIGGS. Mary Turner. Virginia Field.
Kate Price. Bette Lee. Gene Cary,
sarah BriggS. Mamie Price and Miss
McLaurcn. Mcs,lamcS X. - Land. l..
G, liarrcIl. Charles Baker. q. II.
love, Il. NJ. Trcdway. Ida Gr2Hard.
w i. Adams, Fred Brott. /: g.
Dyson. K. 7. McNair. y +. Dodd.
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eminent y parliamentary committee.
headed by Sir Henry Norman, recent
~ made IAN extensive report In fat
Vor OF "a policy OF empire owned wire
less stations cBcirClinS the whole
world, Among the several units
which might compose such "A wirc-
less system is the big wireless sta
ton at ST Johns, erected during the
war for naval purposes and still on
Grated by the British Admiralty. by
this means the Newfoundland papers
now receive daily lengthy dispatches
from Great britain as par; Ct the
propaganda plan adopted Cor empire
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ASHLAND

Special TO The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. Dee. AIRS An
ucsday FOR the Matinee Euchre card
Club. Prizes ~ ere won 10y McSlaincs
scholar Eos and Il. Morgan Shcp-
herd.
Mrs II, II Davis, OF Petersburg. is
The guest OF Mrs. Il. T.. Blackwell.
Mrs NJ IL Austin. Of Ridgcway
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returned from n recent stay in Rich
mOud
AIRS. W. T.. Miles recently visited
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guests OF Mrs. wychc's parents. Mr.
ana Mrs; William OmJhundrm. in
iIchmond.
Mrs. chauncey ,Nciton. OF lticn-
,,nnnd. Is the guest of Mrs. l.. III.
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her parental home. "LitchncId." wher.
shc Was joined by her brothers, Bev-
criy. EaScom and Tom Brown
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29

Philip Schriner took the remains of
Frank Sahli's brother from the Bis
marck hospital, where he died, to
Hague, by auto truck, for burial. The
trip was made Saturday.
Mrs. Blinderman, of Grace City, N.
D., arrived in Linton Monday night
and was a guest at the Feinstein home.
She left Tuesday accompanied by her
son, Ben, for Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner, who
have been spending the winter on
their farm, have moved back to Lin
ton this week. They will build new
residence here this summer.
Mrs. Clough and little daughter left
the fore part of the week for the
northern part of the state where she
was called by the serious illness of
her mother Mrs. Clough is the wife
of the fireman on the N. y.
The Senior Class of the High School
put on their class play Friday of last
week to packed house. All the
young folks did xcepionally well, and
some of the specialties were far above
the average of home-talent affairs.
We own and offer for sale the Sc
u of Section 10, Township. 1873, Range
"a. There is mortgage of $1,000 on
this land. If interested submit to us
an offer for our equity. Security
Land Co., Boyce-Greeley Building,
Sioux Falls, S. D.-Adv.
Mrs. Jennie Benedict passed away
at her home at Hurdsfield, N. D.,
Tuesday from pneumonia, following
an attack of the flu. Shewas dauga-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Logue
of Linton, and formerly lived here.
She leaves husband and four children
to mourn her loss. Mrs. Benedict
was sister of Mrs. A. NJ. Britts
Mrs. Frank Lewis, Mrs. Walter
Krick, E. Thompson and Leonard ano
Floyd Logue. The funeral will be
held at Hurdsfield.
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29
IN TOWN AND OUT

which is made right Stone Drug
Store. ADV.
Albert Tough came up from Winona
Saturday. He is putting in his own
place this year.
Mrs. Venne and daughter, of Tenn
vik, were guests at the Meinhover
home this week.
The Catholic Sewing Circle will be
entertained at the Anton Horner home,
Thursday of this week.
Lester Schlangen returned home
Monday from weeks visit with
friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vorlander left
Friday for Eureka where they will
make their future home.
Leo Hess, of the Thompson Yards
force, has been at Hague this week
helping in the yard there.
Joe Wickenheiser, of Strasburg, left
Monday for Fargo, where he has ac-
capted a position in a bank.
Mrs. VIM. Tompkins came up from
Aberdeen Tuesday to fix up their home
before moving here to live.
Miss Stella Herman, Strasburg
school teacher, spent Saturday night
in Linton attending the dance.
W. Kyes spent a few days at Cleve-
land, N. D., in connection with the
Linton Bridge Construction Co.
A daughter was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Earl Mewing, Sunday, Apri
25th, at their home in Aberdeen.
Mrs. Carl Fritschle returned Mon
day from Aberdeen, where she hat
been receiving medical treatment.
Mrs. George Lucks and baby re
turned Saturday from a'visit will
the formers parents at Greenway.
Earl Woods is building new hous'
south of the Leonard HduHeaume pro
perty which is occupied by John Meier
Mrs. Katie Sendric has been en-
gagged to cook for one of the Lintol
Bridge Construction crews this year
j. H. Reamer arrived in Lintol
Saturday of last week. John is gold
mining out near Virginia City, MINI
Will the party that borrowed m.
wheelbarrow last fall, please return
it as l need it. A. H. Irvine. ADV
Grandma Kelsch, of the Rosentha
country, has been a guest at tn
Kelsch and Jangula homes the pas
week.
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Meinhovsr
leave today for Rochester, MINI. :,
where the latter will receive medical
attention.
For Sale, one brand-new Singer
sewing machine. Inquire or teie-
phone to Mrs. j. C. Jermaine, Lin
t0n.-Adv.
Elmer Anderson made a trip by
truck down to the Frank McConville
place in southern Emmons to get
some oats.
Balzer Wald purchased the Thomp-
son pool hall Saturday, and will put
in bowling alley in connection with
the pool hall.
FOR SALE-Five room house, large
barn, with two lots, in fine location, in
City of Linton. Inquire of DR.. VOL
verton ADV.
Mrs. A. M. Britts will leave this
morning for Hurdsfield, N. D., to at
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Benedict.
Mrs. E. E. Logue was called to
Hurdsfeld, N. D., Sunday, on account
of the serious illness of her daughter
Mrs. Chas. Benedict.
The Grand Worthy Matron Mrs.
Clara B. Warriner, of Grand Forks
is scheduled to visit the local chapter
of Eastern Star Friday.
Glen Schlangen was quite badly
hurt Monday while placing halte,
on horse. He was brought to Lin
ton for medical treatment.
DR.. w. C. Wolverton has returned
from his visit to Rochester, MINI.
where he went to get information OF
surgical work at the Mayo Institute
The dance at the pavilion Saturda!
night was fairly we'll attended in spit
of the bad weather. Another dane
will be given one week from Saturda.
night.
Mrs. Kursave and daughter, Mrs
Gruenwald, and the latter's children
of Armour, S. D., were over Sunda
, guests of the Obermeier family i
Linton.
: Mr.. Henry Ruede received wor
Tuesday from Trip, S. D., of tn
death of his brothers wife, and wit
Mrs. Ruede started overland Tuesda
afternoon.
Some cussed dog in town is havin
( a harvest on chickens. The Berthea,
Coventry, Meinhover, Joe Volk coop
: were raided, and practically all of tn
/ birds killed.
Attorney Scott Cameron went t
Bismarck Monday to argue some Law
, suits before the supreme court
Tuesday he left for business ,yisi
to Minneapolis.
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29
MARKET REPORT

Girl wanted at Leuwer's Bakery
Adv. If
Peter Bor was up from Strasburg
Tuesday.
E. H. Anderson was a Hazelton
visitor Monday.
John Mohn came down from Bis
marck Saturday.
Martin Schmidt is recovering from
his recent illness.
The John Triggs family are on the
sick list this week.
Andreas Kelsch was over from Ma.
poleon, Wednesday.
H. o. Sauer, county agent, spent
Monday in Hazelton.
Oscar Bertheau was passenger
to Aberdeen Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Coonen and children are
on the sick list this week.
L. D. Seeman left Friday for Mimi
eapolis to visit his family.
Ward Preston was down from Haz>
elton yesterday afternoon.
Don't forget the date of the leasing
of school lands-April 30th.
John Grenz, of the Livona, country,
has been very ill at his home.
Theo. Meinhover, Jr.,, has been ill
the past week with pneumonia.
Miss Edith Horstmeyer, of Hazel
ton, was Linton visitor Sunday.
Otto Becker was a business visitor
at Bismarck Tuesday of this week.
Misses Biegler, of Strasburg, came
up Saturday night to attend the dance.
Rooms for rent for light housekeep-
ing. Inquire of John Shenkenbergcr
ADV. aprs
The Earl Woods famaily have moved
into the Stella johnson residence tenn,
porarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Capella were
down from Hazelton Sunday to visit
relatives.
We sell Fargo Velvet Ice Cream
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have found it necessary, because
of the high prices of supplies, to raise
our meal tickets to $40 each, transient
meals to rs cents, and beds 81. 90.
These pricewill be effective May 1st.
Linton Hotel,
z. Norman, Prop.
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Because of the high cost of food
stuffs, we have found it necessary to
raise the price Of our meal tickets, our
transient meals and beds. After May
1st, meal tickets will be $10.; tran
sient meals, rs cents; and beds, 81. 90.
The City Hotel,
Mrs. j. Schenkenberger, Prop.
Emmons County record., 1920-04-29

Teach your children SAVE. With every purchase you
Ike will issue you coupon which you may de-
the bank the credit of yourself Children These
wing will draw interest and grow with every purchase
u make. Come in and let us explain this to you
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BRYAN BEATEN At
EVERY POINT |NIHE
PLATFORM FIGHT
Convention Cheered One
Way Yesterday and
Voted the Other.
RH n RICKEY.

(Special Dispatch to West Vfgtnta1.l
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The
great battle over the Democratic plat
form ragged all day Friday and result
ed IN a complete victory for President
wilson and the rout Of Bryan. Short
" after 10 o'clock 9. m. Chairman
Glass Of the Resolutions committee
began to read the report. It took him
two hours, for everything on the earth
and under the earth and above the
earth was discussed In the platform:
There may be q great difference Of
opinion as to the quality Of the plat
form. AS to the quantity there is no
doubt that 1t would take the first
prize In any platform contest: FIN
ally Glass, who frequently during the
reading had been on the point Of
breaking, finished. A great shout
went up from delegates and gallery
for Bryan, who It was known would
make q minority report on the SUD.
feet Of prohibition and the League OF
Nations.
TheCommoner got a great ovation
when he made his way to the speak
eTs rostrum. He got 9 greater one
when he had completed the reading
OF Ills report. And. still q greater one
when q few hours later he concluded
perhaps the greatest oratorical e9ort
q his Life. The way the Nebraskan
abused the rum demon was thing
Shameful. or glorious, according to
one,s point ofTlew. It wasa wonder
fuI emotional appeal into which Bry-
an, put everything he had In the days
Of Ills prime. When he was at the
zenith Of bis powers he was never
more eloquent. Since the opening day
Of the convention delegates and visit:
en- alike had been looking forward
10 this hour, for after all oratoy
makes Q more universal appeal than
almost anything else, and Bryan is
admittedly. oneof the few living u,as-
ters OF 'the~art
And then q short time after the
Coliseum had fairiy rocked with the
sholtg Of the multitude aeeiaiming
|the ConKuner, The vote was taken on
Incorporation 10 insert 9 dry plank
|in the platform. The way the dele
L1tes rolled BfJan was amrstnE, CON.
Sderiug the wy they had cheered
Mr. HA ma haafen RiY, 10 one.
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Opposition to Former Secretary of
Treasury Could Not Con- :, entratss son
MsninspitsofN NightofG Conferences
.0AVB 0F WEST NRGNAHlu]NGHB g!lA ]
Convention Opened Almost on Tine But Delegates sIS
Leaders Plainly Showed the Effectsof
Night Of Hard Work.

-.L..os thn MnAdoN fnfcnA <h0d pr0
where ae 5i MGAuvy .I.n ,Vte ter' besfinI Il
duced no tanglie pa, R ,aS ,1r ~ = Ne An. y,
Iasre !ne .a sassss,Tn :. nm ana ~ n Hrbt Il cilt
yentiol % taks y " aaict. II1 % vIsn N : h II
IN the esuie OF tRs pe.lee w1s = 4 =
resumed ooay. ..,., ,-s,cS eesnsd a
ONE conslaesa.l1a ni,sls. ~. xe ~ s,tiS1c1d6o
make II aiillcuis iUr s.ospess ses s4t,tSst wa tSst
,Slsss % maAs ,,,.!. prvstsssss Y srsss M Mcadoc
there WIS ..ss. no ISy ~ y Si,sss stsys rsethods
out o. MS s. pGsiuoa sa on y 4 ee eSssrS 4 ii
as none q me I'M men a,,,hos;ss y Ss = ~
campaign nae any autue..s = S. ~ ~.
The NcAdoo appeal Va Lceay 81: q
ing directed to large sLaies HSa q,;!IS;s y
New York, Pernsy iyanla sn9: i,lnSl2 .sns's'
aadsnuth r1tsss tciy.. ~ ~. ~,
done. New York .lEa.s iee. \. - -. !
stumbling block. NC Aeoos se ~ y
ers In the New YORK csiesssio " s.s 49, y
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BAND CONCERT At
LOOP PARK SUNDAY
First Of the Series Under
Auspices Of Industrial
Supervisors.

The Greater Fairmont band will
give the first band concert under the
auspices Of the Industrial Superin-
tendents' club at Loop Park tomorrow
Afternoon at 8. The program Will last
an hour. Director Claude E. Vincent
present sthe following program:
"Stars and Stripes Forever" Sousa
"Joy to the World" ".-.----Barnhouse
Trombone Solo ...-...-....---....-Selecteo
Mr.. George Ermlick.
"The Heavensare Telling" -.....--...-
..........from Haydn's Creation
Baritone Solo .....--....-.-.------Selecteo
Mr.. q. r. Swain.
"Roval .vagabond," Selection--.Coheu
These and other Of the popular
pieces vii lbe played. The members
Of the Greater Fairmont band are re.
ouested to meet in uniform In The
band rom at ! o'clock. There VIII De
q rehearsal before the concert.
This Is the first Of series Of con
certs that the Superintendent clut
viii give during the summer. The
nert Will be on July Is.
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yglL ISaaOyeI HIS Gs..ia. nS'tTW, n W,,ier ~.
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Smith-MOonsy Bridal
Not by Father Kenna

This morning The West Virginian
received the following communication,
which is complete in Itself, WIN a
request that It be published: -
ST. PETERS RECToRI, FAIh.
MONT. W. Va, July 3.-EEditor The
West Virglnian.l-ln your issue OF
July 1st you announce the marriage
of Miss Mary Mooney to Captain v.
l. G. Smith at Uniontown, Pa "Fath'
or Keeney, Of the Catholic church,
tied the knot which made them man
and wife" Such Is the statement OF
your reporter. This statement being
4 reflection on, a worthy Catholic
priest / took the trouble to write 70
Father B. P. Kenna, rector Of St
John's church. the only English speak
inp Catholic church Of Uniontown, Pa.
Before accepting the story as found
ed in fact, | wrote. l need Its conlirma-
tion fromyou. In case you have done
Il / know you will give me the e1'
planation Of your action IN the prem
ises." y..,.
reaches me this morning, July Sd,
STATING: "The Smith Mooney couple
we're not married by me. Perhaps the
statement was given to the papers lot
effect" a. ...,.,.-r
A. B0UTLOU,
Rector st. Peters.
Fairmont, W. Va