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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-02-06
D0INGS AMONG THE RAILROAD BOYS AND GIRLS

Cougar Bill" Smith is reported
quite sick at his home in Goldbar. We
look forward to his speedy recover.
The Al occupied by Supt, Lantry.
of Spokane, came in on No. 30 Mon
day and spent the balance of the day
here.
Engrs. Ed. Eaton and Jack Carey
have been visiting in Seattle during
the past week but have returned to
their respective runs
Engr. Ben Gritzmachcr left for
Libcrtyville, ILL.,, on Wednesday,, bo-
ing called there on account Of dcatl1
in the family.
Mrs. Tom MulIm is reported quite
III ut the power house. Her sister.
Ncrna Zietz, came over from Spokane
in response to a telegram.
vi = H. Logan anu uduSIlicf t'-
turned from Everett Friday on No.
Mrs. Logan has been visiting on the
coast for week or ten days,
The annual birthday party and
banquet given by the Lady Enginccl
was to have been held next Saturday
evening but we understand has bec1
postponed on account Of so much sict-
ness in town at the present time.
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-,
cnWorth Monday
~ r.. .'''''' ''N'', Is "o'N'ne at 'n'
G G Smart Of r,.oro+4 ua.
Ioavonuo,tb colIo,. 1ronda,
Waldo Roberts left on No. 26. We'd
ncsday, to visit friends in Wenatchce
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HAPpENzzVfES

Rutherford is selling dishes at
cost. nv
P. II. Hertzog was down from Plain
Wednesday,
S. G. DAILY has been quite sick for
some days.
s. A. Carlquist, wife and little one,
havt all been sick
Geo. +. Wilson was up from Pc
shastin Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mullen are both
reported to bc~Fery sick.
X. b. Field went to Spokane Tues
day to attend to business matters.
NJ o. Van Brocklin shipped a car of
stock to Seattle Wednesday morning.
The choir of the NJ. f. church en-
ioyed an apple social in the church
basement Friday night.
Miss Laura Nelson, bookkecpcr at
the Leavenworth Market, has been
on the sick list Il few days.
Miss Pinch, employed by the Lcav-
enworth Supply Co., is back at her
desk after a weeks illness
Mr. and Mrs. w f. Dimmitt and
little child are among those who have
been having run of the flu.
Born-Tuesday noon, to Mr., and
Mrs. Guy Montgomery, daughter.
DR.. HoXsey was in attendance.
Miss. Clark, employed at the Lcav-
enworth Pharmacy, has been down
with the flu, but is now out again.
Born-Tuesday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. r. Hart, daughter Dr.
Judah was the attending physician.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Cockburn and
Mrs. Cockburn's mother. Mrs. Schoc-
bel, have been having run Of the in
nuenza
X. l.. Realick entertained num-
Der of friends at his homo last We'd
rcsday evening at 500, followed by
luncheon.
Mrs. J. b. DeBlos entertained one
evening the first of the week for Mr..
S. F. Scritsmeier, who is leaving for
Portland.
Mr.. A. j. Martin, who suffered
stroke of paralysis some time ago, is
gradually sinking and no hope of his
recovery is entertained
Miss Lowell Hendricks and Miss
Louise Rumohr of the J. c. Penney
store, have been kept from their du-
ties by sickness for few days.
School will open again Monday at
ter a weeks vacation and Supcrin-
tendent Sutton desires that all stu
dents be on hand at the regular hour.
H. G.. Bohlke recently sold thirteen
acres of the old Maxwell place neal
Dryden to Jacob Harding for S26.-
600 The place is to be in charge Of
Mr.. Hardings two sons.
There was very little progress
made the first of the week in tho
trial Of the | w. w case ut Wcnat-
chce. Several attorneys. the court
stcnographcr and others were sick.
The Will and Louis Brender famil-
les have had a run of the flu and some
Of them were very sick Louis con
dition was very grave the first of the
week, but we understand he is now
improving.
Mrs. Hazel Miller, Miss Minnie
/ Syfestad and 10 Plorium, Of New
Rockford, n. Oak, arrived here Wed
ncsday cnroute to California and have
been visiting at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs G. G. Cockbuln.
1t has been quite impossible TO tel
Of all those who have been sick tho
past week. Most of them have hal
the nue, but it is usually Of mild
form and with care nearly all have
gotten out in a few days.
! (at.l,rtisf A.. l..
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Table
DeIiicaciies

Hot cakes and wallles
' -;c';a.,. for syrup or honey.
And they call for the
best.
We are here to answer
that call. And other
table delicacies, too, are
here with their savorv
sweetness or tempting
tang.
Oliyes-queen, ripe or
stuffed - pickles, salad
dressings that stimu-
late the appetite = we
might 90 on and on. But
you KNOW what you like.
Come here for it and
You will get the best
there is = deliciously
satisfying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10
ACC.OMAC

ACCoMAC, VA. Oct. 9.-Mra. j. l..
DeCormls has returned from trip
to Baltimore. Md.
Sam Ross. Of Norfolk, Va. spent
several days laGt week with his
Miss cordclia Moon. who has been
returned TO her home In Philadelphia:
Norton. Va. were guests OF Miss l..
l.. Parrnmon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson, OF
Wilmington. Del. were weekend
guests of his mother. Mrs. l.. T. Mel
son.
Misses Elizabeth Huck Ayrcs and
katherine Nelson have returned TO
Baltimore to resume their studies
At tho Peabody Conservatory OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elcy. of
CORTLAND. n; y. were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. William J.. Bell. last week.
stone have returned from visit to
Hot Springs. Va.
Dr. ]. Fred Edwards left last Wed
ncsday for Philadelphia. Pa, where
he Is to be an Intern At the PhiIa-
delphia General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. l.. ID. r. Quinlcy, OF
Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. Margaret
Franklin. OF Baltimore. Md. were
mere last week 10 attend tho fun
eral OF William +. Is. Bell.
Howard Covington has returned
from trip TO New York.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy. will hold their annual car
niyai at Accomac October q. IS
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Miss Manic Stonchain. where they
Joined r. Il. Brent on his return trip
back.
John Hastings with several
friends from near Avalon. recently
rem at Lewisetta.
Miss Roxanna Bcntly. OF Hardinss.
was recent visitor for a few days
in Ucatnsville.
Misses 1dalia Norris. of kilmar-
mock, and Miss Mario Winstead. of
High School. spent tho weekend at
their respective homes.
Laurance Brent. Wicomico. was
with his father. II. s. Brent. for tho
weekend. and Tom Brent was also
In Heathsville.
DR.. a; NJ. Brent is in Richmond.
the hospitals there.
Colonel Howard Hathaway was re-
Gently a guest in the home OF Raw
leigh ID. Carter. Lancaster. Colonel
Hathaway is Internal revenue collec-
tor In the Islands OF Hawaii.
Henry Walker has been spending
some time with his brother, George
Walker. at Poplar Plain"
Mrs. T. J. Downing left recently
10 spend the winter in Washington,
after spending tho summer at her
nome mere.
jerome Cassidy, OF Baltimore, was
n recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Harding. at Hardings.
Mrs. James c. Fisher. Of "The
Cables" Rcedville. left recently FOR
Petersburg &c attend tho tenth annual
council Of the National Society United
states Daughters, 1912. Mrs. Fisher
IS State officer. and had charge OF
an historical evening for which she
prepared an interesting program. Her
personal contribution to the program
was revolutionary data collected from
the old village OF Kinsale and Yeo-
comico territory.
Robert Harding came recently and
TOOK his wife and daughter away Tor
| the winter.
Mrs. II: B. Brown was a recen,
guest at Holly DELL"
Miss Harriet Brown left RECENTLY
Tor Lynchhurg. where she is attend.
iHE the Woman's College.
Mrs. r, l.. Haynie. Of Reedvi,,e
and Mrs. B. II. b. Hubbard, Whit
stone. were recent guests OF Mrs. r,
II. Chilten. Kilmarnock
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Leo and i'm.
son. or "Whcatland," have lust re-
turned from motoring trim through
NE sne valley. THOR two daughters
Misses Nancy and Evelyn, have en-.
tered st. Annes School, Charlottes-
| vile, .or the session
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BIG STONE GAP

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
BIG STONE GAP. VA. oct. g
Among the prenuptiai affairs plan :
ned for Miss Janet Bailey. whose
marriage to Fred Lee Troy, was an
party given last Friday afternoon at
$3.50 oy Miss Ruth Barron and Mrs.
II l. Lane At the home OF their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Barron. and
on Monday afternoon kitchen
shower given for Miss Bailey by Mrs
James x. Taylor.
Mrs. II. H. Graber Is III at her home
on Popular I'm with scarlet fever.
w IL Nickels. of Bristol. spent the
weekend here.
Il. T. Irvine left yesterday on busi-
ness TO Scott County.
MIR. and Mrs. y. f. Warner re-
turned home sunday night from 2
visi, TO friends in Bcckley. w. Va.
Major Robert Messersmith. of the
United States Marines. IS spending 4
few days this week with his sister
Fred l., Troy was called TO his
home a. Graham Monday on account
o. the serious illness OF his father
Rev ". II. Troy.
w T. Goodloe left Saturday for
Alton. Va. whore he Will spend sew
eral days visiting his mother.
=. s. Carter. o! Bristol. Is spend
ing Few days here on business.
Mrs. George l.. Taylor went over to
Abingdon Monday. where she spen,
few days with her nicces. Misses
Reba and Anna Barron Collier. who
are. attending school at Stonewall
jackson College.
on next Saturday tho Cincinnati
National League baseball team will
play Big Stone Gap. The Reds started
teams in Ohio and Yves, Virginia be-
fore coming here.
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v. Miley. OF Sharon. Pa, were called
to Woodstock thus week by tho death
OF their father. George w. Milcy.
Mrs: William Skyles and daughter
Miss Eleanor Styles, OF Washington
have arrived for visit to Mrs. Ellen
Martin.
Miss Eugene Barringcr and brother
John Barringer, of Charlottesville
were weekend visitors in Wood
Mrs: W. G. Murdoch, OF Woodstock,
and Mrs. Wilson Santmyers. OF Edin-
bnrg. arc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alyron Bowman. OF Washington.
Miss Mary Heller and Miss Ethel
Gianni: OF Charleston. w. Va. have
arrived Tor visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. addie II. Logan. of Philadcl-
phia, Is the CUES, OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Pence.
Messrs. Robert Anderson. silas
Funk. 6. w. Koontz. James Saum
Bauscrman. Joseph L. Shaffer. George
Litton. George Ritenour. and Aaron
Nettcrs arc attending tho Confederate
Reunion in Houston. Texas.
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BEDFORD

fSpSGial to The Times D!spa,ch)
BEDFORD. VA. Oct. a.-Mr. and
Sire. II. T. Richcson and MT. and Mrs.
rank >. iticheson, OF Richmond. ar.
IN bedford 10 attend the wedding OF
S!lsa Gwcndol!nc Johnston, sister OF
PTS. frank ;. N!cheson. TO Mr.. VIII
Ohio. ~ H.
The prominence Of both families
renders this wedding one OF unusual
interest. both in the East and Mid
die West. While the groom is ma
i've OF Ohio. he has prominent fam
ny connections in the Eastern States.
and Is an, alumnus OF Washington
ana Lee. having graduated in law
l9iG: The bride is the youngest
stone. and Is an aiumna Of Hollins
college. She has visited In Rich
inond often as the guest OF Mrs.
Frank S. Richeson.
number OF affairs have been
given in her honor here prior to tho
wedding. Miss Marion White en-
tertn!nel her intimate friends at n
Mary Ballard entertained at bridge
when the entire bridal party was
present: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Walker
entertained the bridal party and sew
eral additional friends. both ladict,
and gentlemen one evening of the
week preceding the wedding. and on
Saturday afternoon Miss Jean Clark
was the hostess OF an attractive
bridge party In honor of the bride
Eiks' National Home on Monday
night when there were about ffty
couples dancing.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial TO The Timcs- Dispatch.)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA, Oct. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Taylor have re-
turned from pleasure trip to Gin
cinnati.
Miss Lucy Frommer has left for
Lynchburg. where she has entered the
Virginia Commercial Shorthand Col
leEe for the coming session.
Mrs. J. W. Shepherd has returned
from pleasant visit 10 Charlo,tes-
vile. She vas accompanied home by
Dixie Deane, who has accepted the
position OF assistant TO DIR. Rogers at
the Grace Mission Home for Boys.
Mrs. Harry Powell and children,
who have been spending some time
with Mr.. Powell's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. +. Powell. have returned TO
their home in Columbia, s. G.
Miss Halle Baylor. of Norfolk, Is
the guest of Mrs. r. G.. SchaeTcr.
Miss Dorothy Sentz has left for
Washington. where she has entered
the National Park Seminary.
Mrs. j. s. Smith has returned from
n six weeks visit to her father in
Hartford City. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brufey have
left for their farm at Howardsvillc,
where they will make their future
home. They have made their home
here for n number OF years.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Stratton are
spending ten days in New York City
on a pleasure trip.
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Ind. are guests Of their sister. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bird. of Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T.. Eutsler, of
Characteristics; Herbert +. Miley, OF
Richmond; Rhodes. c. Tell and ii. F.
Miley. of Sharon, Pa. and w. L.
Miley, Of Roanoke. were called TO
Woodstock this week by the death of
their father. George w. Milcy.
Mrs. William Skylcs and daughter,
Miss Eleanor Sky!cs. of Washington,
are guests Of Mrs. Ellen Martin.
Miss Eugcnia BarrinEcr and BROTH
err. John Barringer, of Charlottesville.
We're weekend motor visitors in
Mrs. w. G. Murdoch. OF Woodstock.
and Mrs. Wilson San.miers, OF Edin-
burg, arc guests of the latter's
daughter. Mrs. Myron bowman. of
Washington.
Miss Mary Heller and Miss Ethel
Gianni. of Charleston. w. Va. havo
arrived for visit to Miss Heller's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Heller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey REID have re-
tuned to their home in Baltimore af-
ter visit to friends in woodst ock
Mrs. Addie II. Logan. of Philadel-
phia. is the guest of Mr.. and Mis-
William Pence.
Messrs. Robert Anderson. Siias
Funk. G.. w. koontz, James Saum
Daniel Saum, Lcmuel Hollar. Roger
Bauserman. Joseph l.. Shafrer. George
I.itton. George Ritcnour and Aaron
Netters. of Woodstock. are attending
the Confederate Reunion nj Houston
Texas.
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PULASKI
fsnecial 70 Tho TImos-D,s,,,c,,

Especial TO The Times lspatch)
PULASKI VA. Oct. 9.--D. - Herr
and III. y. Schaefer. OF Cleveland. have
been in town this week on business
with tho pulaski Foundry and Manu-
featuring Corporation
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Levalicy. Of Ell.
mira. y; Y. are guests o. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Rinkhorst.
Mrs. Thomas j. Wallner and two
children returned Sunday from an ex-
tended visit to relatives at New Bed
Misses Lula Vaughan and Elizabeth
M, dady are in Houston, Tex, at
a. f.. Iioward has returned TO his
home In Ktdder. NO, after visit OF
several weeks to relatives in the
county.
Miss Frances williams has returned
to her home in Richmond. after an
extended. visit to her sister. Mrs. S. r.
Steger. Jr. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Dick Ham and son. Stephen.
have returned from visit Of three
weeks TO friends In Richmond.
Hev. X. NJ. Standefer and Mrs. John
a. Howard have gone to Chattanooga
to attend the ninety-seventh session
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BON AIR

tSpecial to The Times Dispatch.)
BON AIR. VA. oct. 9.-Mr. and
MRS. Alm1uist. of Easton, Pa. are
the guests Of Mrs. II. X. Mcneil.
Mrs. Albert Kirkland and Grayson
kirtiand visited in the home OF 7.
y. Christian, at Dry Bridge. during
the past week.
Mrs. Charles Dickson and little son
OF south Boston. are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Johnston.
been the guest OF Mrs. G. a. Noting.
Jr; returned to Richmond
Mrs Turner Arlington. OF Rich
m inoRa, mas been the guest recently
OF MIS-. Coleman Workman
Mrs Robert Bridgeforth has re-
turned from Amelia. where she has
oesn visiting Mrs. Dick Marshall.
MISS Fannie Wilkerson. of Rich
m mond' Is the guest of Miss jamie
, Mr.. and Mrs. LAGRANGE Cook, of
I,cnmo nd. were the week end guest;
or Miss l.. T.. Cook
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Queen Mary and Princess
Buy Second-H land Dresses
(By Universal service.>

nALMORAI. CASTLE, SCOT
LAND, Oct. d. - Secondhand
dresses for Queen Mary and the
ladies or the court arc becoming
the rule, now that drcHsen and
new materials have gone to record
high prices.
RespondinE TO n summons, the
representative OF one OF the larK-
eat London dress agencies, with
two assistants and many trunks,
called here. She had been asked
to make . display OF suitable, In
eIpcnRlve gowns. Many or these
were second-hand.
Practically the entire lot was
purchased by the Queen, the
Princess Mary and the ladies of
the househOld. The prices ranged
rom SIS to $50.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
Special to The Times-DIspatch. 7

20 Inc IlmeS-DiSpatch1
c,E,IHtRLOTTESVIL VA, Oct. o.
G cnrt 5. Campbell. of Shadweli. this
So,u CONT who left for overseas dutv
Win a University OF Virginia AMIN
lance union Csection sanitairn Ely IN
naScen Der; 1917, has returned home.
EHrscr actual hostili,ies ceased in
i;ance ne was transferred from duty
Win me army ana sent on Held duty :.
ians i Va, ,ns american Red Cross in Po-
say. Lemburg. Danzig and Berlin
tor nine consecutive months sec.
,ho Sio was actively engaged with
we french Blue Devil division wiz
siSnerai other members of this Sec
S Won Mt. Campbell was decorated
Of The nj AZ S GroiS de guerre by order
r,. Whiie overseas Mr.. Campbell mar
Thors an Hm an n girl, Miss Ellen
monE took place on August 81 Ias,
,nan me Maire du Premiere arrondise.
III Lnent and the American Church Rio
r re n5erri. Paris, Rev. DR.. Chauncey -
ooourlch ofhciating. Miss Thorson
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went to France early In 1918 and
was stationed In Paris as assistant
to the director of tho department
OF home service. American Red Cross.
When the call came for volunteers
for Poland bliss Thorson responded.
and was the first American lady to
enter Lemburg after the siege of that
city By tho Pkranians.
William Everett Smith. OF Stony
Point. and Miss Ethel Lcona Mitchell,
or keswick, were married at
o clock Friday afternoon at the par
sonage OF the First Baptist Church.
DR.. Cecil V. Cook officiating.
Cards have been received hero an
nouncing the marriage in Buffalo, ~.
Y. on Wednesday, OF Harold Redencr
and Miss France Fcra Lawman The
bride is native Of this city, daugh-
J.. Wesley Davis and Miss Beatrice
Lee Hawley, both OF this city, were
married Wednesday in Belar. Md
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HOlllNS

HotLINs. VA. Oct. s.-colonel and
Mrs. Iuiien and child have take n
expect TO be for several months.
Last Tuesday Robert Lewis Peck
and MISS Kathleen keeney Watkins
"ere married. Mics Watkins is a
graduate Of Northampton College
Mr. Peck Is with the Norfolk and
Western Railroad
Last Wednesday night Enon Ban
sunday meeting" in Roanoke BY
some seventy-hve of its members
MISS Ella Lowman has gone TO Pu-
friends.
James Lemon, who died Monday
night. was in his e5th year. He was
a Confederate soldier and waa wound
ed at the Battle OF Seven Pines
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HEATHSVILLE
Especial to The 7imes-Dlspa,ch.)

HEATHSVILLE. VA, Oct. DIR
r. T.. Booker. OF Lottsburg. went to
baltimore this week, with a patient
TO be operated on for appendicitis
He also went to Richmond for the
fair, aaa from there for a trip to
Lwray.
DR.. Fisher. OF Emmerton. Is home
again from R!cmond hospital where
he was successfully operated on.
Mrs. j. V. Eubank and children,
who have been spending the summe r
their cozy home at Lewisctta.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Sale and
Miss Irene Nclms left Monday for a
trip through the Valley of Virginia.
They we're accompanied as far az
Fredericksburg by Mrs. DR.. Boyd and
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WOODSTOCK

Especial TO The cs-Dispatch.l
Woodstock. VA. Oct. Mrs
Jacob Haun entertained the Five
HUNDRED Club. Friday evening. at her
home on Main Street.
Mrs. j. -. Grab!ll and Boyd Grand
stan are Wis ting their sister, Mrs.
j. NJ Bird, Of Washington.
w. L Eutsler, OF Charlottesville;
W. Il. Milcy. OF Roanoke; George f.
Milcy. OF Itichmond; Herbert +. Miley,
OF Lynchburg: Rhodes. G. IT. and II.
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THREE

dents OF limited means to earn money
for their college expenses. Roanoke
organized farm battalion at tho
opening OF the present session. Tho
results have been most satisfactory
and large pro portion OF the stu
dents who do not have laboratory
work or who arc not engaged In
athletics. are putting in from four
to five hours each afternoon helping
farmers TO harvest their corn and
aDplo crops ---@
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OF IIolston Conference OF the 81. E.
Church, South.
Mrs. w. +. Howard left "Wednesday
to visit her daughter. Mrs. y. ]. Jen-
rett. at Tabor, -. G.
Hensel Eckman has gone to New
York and Philadelphia on a business
trip
Mrs. Holmes Rolston Is spending
several days this week in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. b. Crowell have re-
turned from 4 trim TO Detroit
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ROANOKE COLLEGE LABOR
OPEN BALLOT SCHOOLS
Students Get Crops En- md Assist
Orchardihts Savo

Especial to The mes-Dispatch)
SALEM. VA. Oct. S.--Thc presence
OF from theirty to- f.fty students OF
Roanoke College at work on farms
afternoons has attracted consider
able local interest. Tho apple grow
ers and farmers in this section have
found difficulty in securing laborers
to harvest their crops. To perform
a patriotic service In these days of
labor shortaEe and TO enah,n stu
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
WOODSTOCK, VA. Oct 9.-Mrs
Jacob Hnum was hostess for hte Five
Hundred Club Friday afternoon at
her home on Main Street.
Mrs. j. .. Grahill. OF Woodstock
and Boyd Grandstafr. Of I.aPorte
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WOMEN's MEETINGS.

napiis, church viii hold It's regular meet.
Ing ON Monday afternoon n, ! oelock
cre% Of ' ,n is nes.nS OF vii, H. be- Jo h.s
East Broad Street: on Monday afternoon
Wi! also be elected for the State Con
y.n,!on IN Norfolk on October .5
a., The regular meeting Of the rarent-
school. viii 10 held Tuesday afternoon at
J O'Clock. in the school auditorium. Elec-
ton Of Officers VIII take place.
=. Tho Wonan's Missionary Society OF
business woInan's Circle. OF this society.
WILL meet the same evening at O'clock
The Woman.a Club OF Gintcr Park VIII
ia the OLD school building. corner Of
liawthorne aud walton Avenues.
:, The regular monthly meeting OF tn.
fedcrai. Museum on Wednesday morning
., II o'elock. a report from the State
mad. aud delegates VIII be elected to IN.
cDrv"nt!"n at Ashcy!!in. y. C.. which
meets on ;ha second Wednesday In No
NcTnl.r.
Lee chapter. Tinted Daughters of tho
Confcder.cy. VIII hold Its regular monthly
!nectin. Thurshay afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the Confederate Woman's Home.
East Grace Street
managers Of the sheiierinG Arms Free
al u O'Clock At tho hospital
Bapiis, Womsn's Missionary, circle o:
NIchmond and vicinity VIA be held on
Friday afternoon: at $3.50 o'clock In the
Whiting. OF the Associated Charities. w!!i
address the circle.
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To brighten Rux.

To brighten rugs, add a teaspoon
full OF turpentine to d pail OF warm
water. Dip cloth into this solu-
ton, squeeze 1t dry, and rub the rag
vigorously
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the ceremony being perfinE, being
performed by tho Rev. Wilson T..