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Arizona republican., 1920-10-25

The response of my customers and friends haa been fine-I have sold a great quantity of clothing and exory purchaser seems more than satisfied. The wonderful values offered in my store have surprised everybody.
 I intended to close this sale Sat ur,lav night but my stock is SO large that I must turn loose some more of q. For this reason the discount will ha given Monday. Tucsday and Wednesday. | hope everybody in town will stroll into my store within the next three days because this ia a real saving opportunity and | want everybody Go appreciate it.
 My discounts and sales are my best advertisers. A satisfied cus- toner always returns and often sends others. That's why my sales arc always big successes and that's why | have SO many regular cus- toners. ! always play my cards straight up on the table and the public knows just where 1 stand. The quality merchandise which l am offering to you at a 20so re- auction gives you O chance to get dollar for dollar value. Tt covers everything in the store from B. V. pts to ovcrcoats (except Stetson hais). offering you the opportunity 70 completely outfit yourself for the winter months.
 This affair is something new in the history Of sales. Can you Imagine itf A sale on new clothing az fhe beginning of the season. The Nrfr latest cuts and designs made ! aut uf tha very best of material by I AWericaa leading manufacturers. \ TO act quality clothing at a reduce | uun you usually have Co wait until \ the season ls past and the style is \ moro or less out Of date. But this ls diffcrcnl-you get the latest. carly in ths season at greatly re- turcd prices.
 This siie ls your opportunity and X rtw misfortune. Of course ] am not \ fonr to lose an tho profit by selling t tae goods nt this price but 1T you
 uufersfand Tho low margin we
 clothing merchants work on these
 days Tou wtl understand that ] am
 fust barely escaping loss. ! f#urcd fHe market wrong l am
 nkerstaoke5 have to sell clothes ..t a aIeeolut #fh1t means saving
 anmal suUE fer you.
 fHEn ioid you mv story you
 EWaW thr f1cts-Nou know the qual-
 lfr Hf merchandise ! carrv-you
 aa1s mv policy Of truthful adver-
 sHrr Fau enn usx mv friends and
 HtaHanfHrs f1r moro information
 DOW an f1 rou to take advantage
 fUa lreuuHt Remember
 .Htn uiue egds t-oftef
 f. ..thr rues tac. l1 tHe
 JOHN RYDER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
IIc,. . J. Rufus MaIlInsfnrd.

SEATTLE. Nov. tops predict 81
great future ~ MaG street for the q
y,ar.uld hero who ttad'd a i5.crnt clu
ri-,ol o. Mrs l., llcffn,r's a.yc1r-old son
Tor a coaster wagon worth $3.50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

award r fcllowshius Ia b. made 60. ~
In 1921 Tor the year i99l.s-. ThcT" VAL
De- offered fur open competition auony
graduates uf American colleges ne
fuinl Is cnndidaivs u number 81 Tot
lpyshipa not 60 exceed twenty-five !Hr
IN" purpose ~ encouraging diN an -
iudy and rc'oarch in French uniNsfH
ties. The announcement glls
The fyllCwthils. uf N" annual NslH
S.po az -. ..ousTnd f'agrs. ar'
granted fur one year ana ARE ,.,wf,'ie
Tor ,ccogd year. They NAV u' ..vi,I
Il In tn iuii,rihg f.rlds 90 study.
Agriculture. anihropolugy. Ivhac"lo.
gv and history - art, astronomy. III
'loFy. botany. chemistry. classical Ian.
gtiagcs and literature. criuinology. eco
nomlcs oiuoail0n, engineering. Eng
'lsh laUguagp and literature. geography
,; nlugy history. law. mathematics.
medicine and surgery. Oriental Ian.
gulgrs and literature. philosophy.
physics. political science ana iujcraa.
timai law. psychology. religion. l;o-
m1ncc languages and literature semitic
languages and literature, Slavic IAN.
guag,s AMI literature. sociology am"
Zoology
The uccO0ful contestants VII b. r..
Wuu-d iu fail fHr France not later than
Juiy &c the year IN which the awaru
IL made, to mltriculat" in Il Fr'E'n
university for the following session.
and o. puuu" studies IN N, field 81
sriruc, designated ~ their awards.
II ~ stipulated that al applicants
must IT, ciii'cus of the United states
ard between 20 and 30 years old TE,y
must br graduates Il q rnllvg, urgun.
ug four wears - study for d,gro"
.uurd con fourteen units ~ hiLn srhuul
work ur graduates 81 "A professional
'rhuol requiring ihrr, y,a.s ut stgdy
fHr q degree; ur. Il not uur!H'rl iu
either ot these WAYS. must o. - ytars
odd and have spent i've years in an m.
dIsirlal establishment, in work rruuir.
ma technical skill Applicants must o.
NJ ruul mUral character and iutrll",.
tGil ahlliiN and must have practical
ability 90 Use French huoss
II b. pointed ont that applications
should reach thu secretary uf The So.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Gelilne Road, for Winter.


When the squirrel II stirring about.
rarnrrinE nuts that are 20 sustain hiM
through the long winter. when the hwu
~ gufgin himself and having go Wis
blanket of fat, upon which he Win lao
during his months IL hih,ruatiuu. lnrm.
,r folks arr bcsiirring themselves. tui.
uuring away their h're.,sis is'tIln"
winters supply ~ fuel iu the drA, pu'
ting away bln'iul Of vegetable ard
spipy-puclllng Hpplo8
The farmers pi'pafHilun Ter winter is
r.t alone the gathering of thH Htri
u,~Iss tiles fqr the winter months. Tho
4hHt.i1 $50 bn. from time immcmorl %
has been q time If delights peculiar 'H
ihp SEASON. The long EVENINGS of surg
lnd siuis. ~ reading and ...uN. ti Oh
corn and other .dil,lcs snriHi 90 wiut'r
nights. the courtings. thr white snow "a
tine moo Might -an WAHI ,.t. .....
who does ct look back with ln ache lu
hie heart fur th" iuys TINT H,l ..I f..
ihufc dnyf. yet with q thruh Of delight
every memory.
Because tie fmcr more than amy.
unp tlr, must mako much 81 his 'ut"r.
taiumont during these long winter
uI, uih=. h, Wiil and an e.. p,yiai Interest
IN M" individual electric plants that wi'.
Furnish him Modern electric lirht fnf
his homo and make these winter ott,
nings brighter and plv1slntcr than ucy
Will hc without II On these dtys wIiru
,ummuuiiy crnters rrH being dofrl'r :
for no.ghborhood GATHERINGS. electric
Iight vail aUf trvmt .H.l. Hu Too 900.
inymcnt that can d, gotten FROM these
meetings Elrctricity IN the community
vi'l @ pIrfl .1"t u
pictures. which. az everybody know'.
can Be- made easily 10 furnish % Whole
evenings entertainment themselves
The modern independent clr,tfl
plant. simple. efficient and dcp'ndtld D.
one 81, IN" finest means offered COIN
try folks to incrcna" the enjoyment uul
the ABSTRACTION that hrlrug Co ih ia
tie country Electricity has u positive
place in the rural communities mud u
can D., enjoyed in q practical and eco.
nuuiril manner 10y thu means If o. ro't
electric plant which can hc iutnll,d
right on the premises
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

During the World War $500 pr..
vat- wells wcrr damaged ~ destroyed
In France.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
A Long Sought Relief for Women

WOMNNS highly nervous aud complex organism is very
rly affected by Tie sor OF her uts The continual drain
q" houscwork alone puts burden upon the system which, IL
not relieved makes old woman az many young
and energetic Mother ,, fore her time
Especially i the back the point Of strain and the
cause OF suffering. 1t the pressure OF strained movable
Of the Sprc the that disturbed functions
md leaves women tagged out.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
Chiropractic Will Benefit

For this who down because Of house
work business duties find Chpracc of benefit The
Chropracto adjusts the pe nal defects and re-
moves the pressure from The Normal function
is thus restored anl Nature goes about its work unimpeded
10 bul M thc system strengthen the weak and diseased
organs and increase the disease resisting power OF the body
There nothing embarrassing about Chroactc No drugs or
surgery used, yet it insurcs the best results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

cic;y. t.e Firm Avenue. New York Cit".
not later than january !. 1924. Apph.
cation balnhs ere furnished by the
society. Eirn Application must hc "a.
rumpnicd hy q certificate ui bnih. a
certificate ~ naturalization. II ur,Acei.
certificate uf t,Illogc stcdics. Ger.
tifiratr Of industrial work n needed. a
photograph SIGNED and taken within 3,
year: printed or written articles. theses
and lupks written ur published by IN"
aluliuaut and three testimonials tu
moral character. personality aud intel.
itctuul ability.
President Ninsnu will h. GLAD to give
ANY further information IN regard a.
these fcllowships that may H. desired
hA the pruscptC!y" applicant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

NEW YORK, NN. ..--TricU,in.
dresses Tor str,,i wrlr 1u fashion"
With little JACKIE, effects and with ycsi'
that are either Il thu same mntcri'i
cmmbroidrrvl a. al SOME beautiful
brocadc. fancy ribbon 81 ,hamuis
Thcv usually have the w1is, liu
dropped about two inches below tie
normal. often with suggestion q
blcus!ng over thu belt
The accompanying sketch WIS mfdr
from a moi-l Ia burgundy uir0ti.o
with the embroidery don" IN black
ilnsN The sleeves. cut n Unc pic.
with the Jacket. arr given lrlllshap"l
cuffs and the waist line h. marked 10y 20
heavy silk curdcairc
The hat. tuu. IL 81 tric,tinc. faced
with black satin and tiimm'd simply
with lew hlacl; satin quill"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
State Department
Receives Summary
Of Mexican Trial

~ NTeNfIa'Fd TVS,
WARRINGTON. Nov A sunimaI ~
NJ the tiill and execution e a." un-
hanicd McNican charged With IN" muir.
dor II Arthur Musciy AMI Gusiayr
Sslazar. American citiz.ns. has bc'n
reported in IN" American embassy al
Mexico CITY ~ thu Mexican foreign e.
lice. the state department was advis :
to-day.
The forcign office also reported 20
the embassy that Lieutenant Colonel
Guad,iour Gonzales had hcn arrested
~ an accomplicr In the killings which
ureurrrd rraF T1mpicu october -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05
French Universities
Bidding For Students
From United States

spcciai 10 The News.
AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. l-pr,sid. ui
Robert l.. Yinson. 81 the University of
Texas has received from I. l.. kludol
secretary uf the Sotirty fur American
Field service F'lluwshiIs fur French
Universities, an announcement ul th,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-05

ON June J.. 1920. Great Iri'iin hol
90; 900 men in the army aud $4,000
men In the navy
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29
Church OF Christ Notes

Our Christmas tree and exercis-
es were of the best ever. The Christ
was exemplified all through the
evenings program. First was, Miss
Gladys Burns at the piano, we had
a fine instrumental, then the history
of Christ's birth, read by the pastor
as recorded by st. Matt. After which
the wise men appeared, Represented
by H. f. Curch, E. D. Hildebrand
and H. L. Johnson) dresser ir orr
entail costume, guided by large star
to a Manager where Mary MRS.
Could sat watching the babe, they
presented their gifts and as they
were retreating, Mrs. Knikht's class
of young ladies sang "Hoiy Night"
then Mrs. Boyd's class of Jr. girls
gave drill carrying candles, rep
resenting stars and kneeling form
ed the star. Mrs. Boyd represented
Christmas and gave" TWO readings.
The primary department lead by
Miss Joy Curen, were more than
pleasing IN their work and Santa,
RW Curch, came down through the
large fire place prepared for him.
The songs, speaking and all, with
the electric lights, so nicely shower
ed in stars; then the Christmas trees
which the Booster Boys Mrs. Curch's
class furnished looked fine in their
nice decor -'ons and laden with
gifts for those of the Bible school.
Next Friday evening we have eour
annual church meeting for all re-.
ports and election of officers. All
members are requested to be p1esent
and all eat toRether at $40 en-,
after which business wili'ebe tfans3
acted <Axls = IN 81 .ft u
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

Miss Blanche Glass, Of Niles. re-
turns next Sunday after having spent
the. holidays with. her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. ~ Glass.
viii Spicef and Henry Skellenker
snapped horses one day this week.
Spicer has the black Perchron mares
and SkeIlenger the Sidney registered
Mr.. Skellenger says he can compete
now with any automobile going.
Miss Helen 11ucile Crane, of Grand
Rapids, Is spending her holiday va
cation with her grand mother, Mrs.
Mary f. HI Coville. AZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Washburn
and son, Carleton W.. of Chicago,
are guests during the holidayS at
the home of the formef's pSfe hts,
Mayor and Mrs. F. A. Washburn.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

At rare intervals hitherto un-
known author flashes into the literary
armament like a comet. Some dis
appear as quickly while others be-
come fixed luminaries. About once
every decade a writer makes an in
Simultaneous success with his first
book. Edison Marshall, a young
Oregon newspaperman, is case in
point. His story, ''The Voice Of the
Packsf was sold out almost as soon
az it was off the press and second
printing ran into many thousands Of
-copies--literally s-"best seller" II
is . fascinsting uzrrztiye Of 70;
nance, adventure and nature lore
in the mountains and forests Of the
Northwest and has q substantial
quality which bespeaks permanent
characteristics in its creator, with
other delightful tales likely to follow.
Readers Of this publication soon will
have Il a. serial. Make it your bust
ness to get the opening installmsnt.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

IT Is very desirable to be able to
test the strength of a piece of mate
rial before purchasing 1t. To do this.
examine the raveled threads OF the
cloth and notice how the warp threads
compare In strength with the wool or
filling threads. A fine warp VIII not
stand the strain IRON = heavy filling
thread. Therefore materials woven
In this why ere not strong. neither
are those Witch have heavy cord
woven y, W. - very fine thread.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

The story of how well known girl
was locked in barn with two young
men all one night here In Charlotte
last week has Just come to light. The
easetwas reported to the officers who
have been working on il FIR some
timei and the entire story has been
uncoYefed. The Tribune has been re-
queskSd that the names of the parties
be It'll published and considerable
pres4 {e has been brought to bear
we. m they should be printed, in
asmq as they are pretty well known
Anyway The parties implicated
,weres Lizzie Ford and Dodge broth
ers.-tCharlotte Tribune.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29
me. Church Services

10 a. m. class meeting; 1890 am.
Morning worship, thence "The New
Date; ~ noon, Sunday school, Ell
mer Harrington, supt.; 8 p. m, young
peoples meeting; ZIP. m. preaching
service subject paul and .Felix~;
Week of mayer, Jan. 2-7, 1921.
Prayer service each evening at z D.
m. except Saturday. 4 This church
wishes every Banner Nowa reader
a happy New Year and Z cordial well
come to all our servicessand activi-
ties a. -
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29
Card OF Thanks

We wish through the columns of
the Banner-News to thank our many
friends and neighbors, the members
of the Free Methodist church and
also the Red Cross for their bounti-
full gifts in the Christmas shower.
Mrs. Ernest Little and family.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

F'esan"e r. something more than
ease more than a freedom from awk-
wardness Ind restraint. II Imnl,es a
precision. a polish and a sparkling
which Is spirited yet slelicate.-IIazlitt
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

In chhasits \. Younger son should
commit cflmp The older sdi, Is likely
to be- taken into custody and made 10
pay Tie i.ci'a'iy for the offensc.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-12-29

The Hen Herder is Peeved, for Old
Stupid. the Prize Boob of the Universe,
was over In the neighbours New Garden
and well nigh Et Up everything in
Sight and the Neighbor VOWS that
Stupid will yet Grace Platter at his
Sunday Dinner. Raising chickens, like
Raising Children. is Easy-in the
Books.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11


Wednesday for Richmond where they
viii make their home permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thomas, OF SUI
Iolk; are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
w. Ia Hcartwell.
Mrs. r. G. Freeman and children,
OF richmond. spent several days here
the guests of her sisters, Mrs. w. II.
Lewis and Miss Estelle Mallory, re-
turning TO Richmond on "Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Matthews left Tues
day for the 'ngricuitural camping trim
River.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Cox and danrb-
ter; Calphurnia. motored to Suffolk
rather. T. II. Pond. returning on Mon
day. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ).
] Pond. who had been visiting MI.
Mrs. r. f. Striplin is visiting rola-
ttves in Southern Georgia this week
and expects to DO away about two
Robert Turnbuil and Mr.. and Mrs.
e. W: Richardson. OF Richmond, will
spend the Weekend with MIR. and
Mrs, w. f.. Elmore.
Mrs. Jack Williams and children
Of Biueheld. w. Va. are visiting Mrs.
Mrs. w. p. Reed and children. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
BLACKSBURG

BLACKSBURG. VA. July lo.-Mrs
William c. Slate and children. Of
South Boston, are guests OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall. in
Roanoke Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ormond
Young and little son, Colonel William
ii. Palmer and Mrs. Frank Christian.
Of Richmond, arrived at Mountain
View, the Palmer country place near
BlacksburE, today.
MISS Lucy *. Butler. private sec
retary TO. the assistant director OF
me extension division, has resigned
Ina, rosition and returned, 10 her
MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Carrier and
their small daughter, of Washington.
are visiting Mrs. Carriers mother,
Mrs. Edwin Il. Fred and daughter.
Anne Conway Fred. OF the Univcrsi,
" or wisconsin, are a the home or
hef parents. Professor and Mrs. John
Il. PARROT. for the summer.
MIS-; X; ID: Smart, of Greenville. 6.
-: Claude II: Pritchard. Of Schncc-
aauE' and Selden Heath, OF Boston,
are guests In. the home Of Profes-
Miss Virginia Thompkins Bell and
spending the summer here with Pro-
lessor and Mrs. c. =. Miles
Misses Virginia Newman and loan
Fromme left Thursday to spend Ten
Gays at Bleak Iiill," the SUNNI
nome OF Professor w. u. Saunders.
In Franklin County. %
mrs J: sidney sharpe and children.
'nrehhua Miss. are at the home
OF rev end Mrs. l.. i. Bransford. for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
LAWREMCEVILLE

-. LAWRENCEvTLLE, July 1o.-Mrs
w. +. Reed and children. or Vict ora
are visiting at tho home OF MIR. and
Mrs; Il. Il. Tyler. '"u
MISS Florence Butord left last week
Tor New York where she will take a
sity.
Mrs Laura Harris is spending som.
i ii With her son. J. r. Harris. Mt
Miss Lucille and Laura Harris are
VISITING their aunt, Mrs. w II. Hud-
Miss Blanche Moore. OF Kenbridge,
has returned home after speniIinr
week with Mr. and Mrs VI. II. Hude
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bryson returned
saturday from Boydton where thev
went 10 attend the marriage or Miss
Lucy Bryson and Inward Turpin.
Mrs {. G: Strohecker. ST.. left Tues
VVE TO VISIT Mrs; NJ, Is. Edwards. at
;, George. Raney and Miss Elizabeth
Raney, of Prince George County. Wis.
itcd relatives here Monday.
Meredith Trotter. wife and little
son. Meredith. Jr., or Norfolk and
Mrs y. T. Bate. of Purdy. spent the
week END with Mr.. and Mrs w. a.
Miss Margaret Marston. who has
eeen the house guest OF Miss Ophciia
Thursday M!ss Marston was accom-
panied home by Miss Short, who will
spend some time with her.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Pond. who have
eccn visiting relatives here and at
SUFFOLK Tor the past two weeks left
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
BIG STONE GAP

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BIG STONE GAP. July IO-Mrs.
Harvey Harvey Brown. Shreveport. La, is
HIIsitinE her parents. Judge and Mrs.
II. y. w. Skccn, in the Gap.
MISS Lillian Crisis, who has been
spending her vacation with her pnr-
Snts at HarrisonburE. returned FRI
day night.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor S. Paine and
brother. webb Willctts. OF Norton.
were the guests of MIR. and Mrs. r.
Il. Alsovcr Saturday.
~ Mr., and Mrs. Richard Akers. OF
aShington. ID. c.. arrived here last
week, where they are spending a
Few days with Mrs. Akcrs' sister, Mrs.
Karl Stochr. " -
Mrs; l.. o. Petit and children left
last Friday for Bcatyville. Ky. where
ihey VIII spend two months with MIR.
ne'tit. who is Interested in oil wells
Howe i. Cochran. OF Nearbay. Miss
IS visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
L. &. Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp. OF Taze-
w wes arc arc spending pending few days this
en MS. Rev. and Mrs; NJ. p. Carico
Mr. and Mrs. Richard II. Fox, OF
chicago are visiting relatives here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
GOVERNOR BECKETT Will
OPEN CAMP FOR WOMEN
Ashevillc, n. c., Training School
Expects Ono Thousand Appli-
cnnts July Is.
ny y nI;(i< NIslt

ASHEVILLE. y. G.. July 1o.-.U
Rah! Rah! 4 Rah! Rah, U. S. Train
ing Corps. L Rah! Rah!"
This yell by a thousand women in
he Asheville Training Camp will re-
ound across the famous eighteen hole
.ll-turf course of the Ashcville Coun-
ry Club and Grove Park with the
opening OF the AsheYille Camp. July
5th. OF the L. $. Training Corps for
women. Miss Susanna Cocroft, the
commandment of the camp has an
nounced this as the official camp yell.
IL VIII greet Governor I. W. BIck-
cit who Will make an address to tho
camp on July l'th. as Indicated in the
following letter.
appreciate your kind request for
on Saturday. July ltth. and am
ih ~. TO assure YOU that 1t will
Mrs. nickett TO Enter.
Mrs. Beckett expects to Dc Il mem
Der of the camp and TO enter on July
10Th. She * taking vast deal OF
interest in this camp.
Both as citizen and as. a Cover
ID to Ins yo S'l FOR fan d9S SIs
camp in North Carolina. and assure
YOU that both my wife and myself
want 10 render you every assistance
.SurEeon;,G General II. l.. Cummings.
of the Public Health Service. Wash
nston. has just written the Ashc-
vile admnis5rative oihce: Il am
pleased TO advise you that 1t will
be possible for the service TO detail
Surgeon l.. l.. Lumsdcu and possibly
one other officer to give a series Of
lectures at the Asheville Camp"
Has Woman Physician.
DIR. Lena Sadlcr, who had an ar
ticle in the May and June numbers
of tho Ladies' Home Journal on
Health Matters for Women" will be
shc resident camp physician from
July END 10 August 9TH. DIR. Sad
Ter was physician at the Wisconsin
camp last year and Miss Cocroft says
of her: She was one of tho most
popular women OF our camp last year,
thoroughly in love with the women
and girls and Il wholesome. whole
hearted woman. besides being u very
hiS ass physician"
Memberships are coming in at the
TO the administrative Office in the
Asheville Board of Trade rooms. with
all indications pointing to at least
LOO or l,5O0 applications while the
pacity of only 1000. The applications
Will be taken in the order in which
they are sent to the administrative