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Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Lands

 10 ACRES-Deiightfully located on a corner in Orangewood, fronting east on North Central Avenue. Its bor- der of olive and ash trees. it's rich loamy soil, and its pure underground water supply, put it in a class by itself. And the price is on a 1913 level.
 90 ACRES-Just southeast of Pe- oria. on corner. near school and church center, and with extra good i'm provenents. Partly in alfalfa and practically all of loose loamy soil Special at S225 per acre, with $2500 cash and 70 interest on the balance. so ACRES-Add to the above 40 acres the 40 acres ad- joining on the north, and better "S0' would be difficult to find The north 40 is nearly all in cotton and it certainly looks like a ''bale to the acre" Experts say it is really wonderful land. And $4O0O cash will buy the entire so acres, also at 7eo interest. If you will act today you will get a real bargain.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
For Sale or Trade

40 acres, all in alfalfa. ready to cut;
 Comeback district; no alkali; can have electricity: will take good mort gage paper or small acreage close in or will sell in 10-acre tracts. 747 F. Adams. IL
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Little Ranch

Two and one half acres with four room house. This is a fine buy at S2,70a: or will trade for house near car line.
 See WHEELER, with MEYERS INVEST CO, ss \. First Ave. Phone 4106. Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

See MT. Lane with DWIGHT B. HEARD co. Realtors Heard Bldg. Phone 1881
 1f
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

FOR SALE-One to five acres 17th St. and Homewood road. miles northeast Adams hotel. Box SIC, Re nuhlican go
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

SMALL tracts close in. F acre. 4-roomed house. chicken fence, well, garage, etc. So. Central pavement; $500.
 2 acres, same location, house being built; will build garage, drive well, etc; $1S00; good terms. If you want to build your own house, I have a beautiful 1A acres for S700. Easy terms.
 J. Thos. Bowles
 Phone ALB gs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

AUTO sTAGEs-To To Florence Leaving Ray Phoenix Monday hourly Chandler water AvondaIe Wagner hnd Liberty Giles ationp
 East Street.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
2O-Acre Bargains

Fire room house, garage, chicken house, good watel and soil, plenty of grass and barley; a dandy dairy ranch: close in. near school and a paved road; only s6-500; part cash, balance to suit, or will trade for city property
 o. K. REALTY CO.
 232 West Jefferson St. gb FOR TRADE ? One-acre chicken ranch for clear vacant lot. A house and lot to trade for a 5- acre tract.
 Several good houses to rent.
 MCDONALD & SHELDEN
 TOT ". End Ave. Phone 41S7 gb 40 ACRES under Buckeye canal for S125 per acre. The very best terms.
 Three relinquishments in Casa Grande Valley.
 SPINE & FIELDS
 34 \. Center. Phone 1927 It
 CAN IT BE POSSIBLE You can make yourself independent for life with an investment of $500 Better than an oil well or a gold mine. It's so acres State School land. fine red sandy soil not a foot of bad land: in line for water within a very short time. N w. of Buckeye.
 SEE MEYERS INV. co.
 B North 1st Ave-
 Phone 4106 b
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
For The Person Who Wants A Home

62 A. land: one mile north of Scottsdale: sandy loam; no Johnson grass: best land in the valley for cit rus fruit or grapes. and you can pay your operating expenses by raising beans, peanuts or sweet potatoes be- tween the rows: high class pumping plant and twice as much water as is needed; no night irrigation; good large 3-room house and employe buildings: fine shade; peach. plum, apricot and blsckberries; stock, tools. chickens and all unpicked cotton also go; ranch now in alfalfa and cotton; price. S175 per acre: S3500 cash and terms on balance; will give interest discount for all cash or will take 25 bales of cotton as first payment and beat local price 10Gd on grades 1 and 2. This land can be cut into three 2G-acre homes and you cannot buy any adjoining land with water for less than double this price. Come out and look this over. l think you will find it worth while. Courtesy to realtors E. l.. Smith, owner. gs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

RATE-11so per word per day, no
 discount for time or space;
 cash with order; minimum
 charge 25c.
 PHONE YOUR ADS TO 4331 Ads received before D. n. will be properly classified. After p. m. will appear under ',Too Late to Classify" on following morning, and thereafter under proper classifica- tion
 Orders by mail should be accom- panied by remittance and addressed to
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
 WANT AID DEPARTMENT
 PHOENIX. ARIZONA
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Buy From Owner

Cool residence: abundance ot shade. See owner. Palm 4ane and Seventh street. If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
North Central Ave.

Twenty acres right on the pave rnent, good house. fine shade; good well, barns, garage, fruit; an excel lent buy for home Or as an in vestment. Price, s9,O00; only S4,000 cash. owner says sell and it's going to be sold.
 See WHEELER, with MEYERS INVEST. CO, 33 N. First Ave. Phone 41Oe. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Subdivision Tract

paved road: the finest of dark sandy soil, q grove of shade around the house; just right to sl bdivide: price sz000. easy terms can be arranged. Call at 1906 W. Adams today. After today at 122 W. Washington, Room 9.
 T.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
See This First

Choice income business property for sale by owner; low priced; in good town. \. Pavei. Tempe, Ariz-
 Cs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Rooning Houses

Fifteen room house. long lease, nicely furnishe I. only s2. 800; 54 room house. in good location; and many others. See us we nave some good bargains. M'DONALD & SHELDON TOT N. Second Ave. Phone 4fs7. gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOR sALE-HoUSEs
$500 Cash

Puts you in possession of three room house; lawn and young shade. is connected with sew.r, has gas and electricity, two blocks from school: balance 5000 on easy payments. 13sa P. Mckinlev. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

a50O DOWN Fl s50 MoNTHLY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

LONDON Ocr-G;ants are really
weaklings and great stature a disease.
according to the latest medical theory.
Professor w D. Halliburton, a famous
British scientist lecturinS before the
British Association at Edinburgh, de-
eisred that the world was full o. MIS-
conceptions IN regard 70 ABNORMAL
stature
We have Seen brought up, Re sais.
20 believe that giants ware exception
ally powerful people As matter q
fact the giant IS really feeble person
without much Insecurity. and, IS >
ruis. shovt-i.ved
G!anttsm IS. IA reality. disease
MEDICAL science has now discovered
that many Of the so-called ouctless
glands, like the thyroid, have import
art influence on health. one 81 the
most important from that point %
view was called he pituitary. situated
AZ the base Of The brain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
Giants Are Feeble and Haze
Little Masculinity Famous
British Scientist Declares

Although partly cerebral In origin, It
vas very largely formed by an upward
growth from the mouth from which
Il was shut of when the bony skeleton
was completed This little body. about
The size q s pea. was situated IN the
bony recess called the Turkish saddle
It's function Is to send out 70 the
tissues something which stimulates
growth II too much Of this substance
> given out thers Is overgrovth. If
roo lttle. there is dimiaution In size
IS seen n dwarfism The happy mean
IS What we call health
HaEcesorward siclly giants can
blame the pituitary gland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

ned 70 her shirt, Mrs Charles K Han
ger. or Bisbee, Ariz. was forced by two
young bandits 70 prove TO them thar she
had no money concealed there or in her
stocking when they held up Mr.. and
Mrs Hanger who we're IL camp while
touring over the national road TO New
Jersey Loot consisted OF SIS and jew
elry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Photogra phs taken in the Hima-
layas by the Mt. Everest ex-
petition.
The Mt. Everest expedition is
slowly but surely nearing tbs
heretofore UNEMPLOYED queen Of
the Hirnaayas. the latest reports
indicating that they have
reached an approximate height
of $4,000 feet, overcoming many
handicaps IN their upward Jour-
ney.
The two photographs, taken By
members Of the expedition, have
Just reached this country. The
upper picture shows a mess tent
and camp established at Shekar
Dong. In the crevices Of the
neak in the background can be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
LEGION FOOTS THE
STATE BONUS BILL

COLUHfBUs-An assessment Of atty
cents viii be made on each member %
the American Legion in Franklin coun-
" Tor the purpose OF paying postage.
advertising and similar expenses tn
Cured in the Franklin county soldier
bonus campaign II was announced
that all services by speakers and other
supporters OF the campaign will BE
without charge Post command ers
have been urged 70 give widest posi-
bic publicity TO registration dates hxsd
for voters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
ROBBERS
SEARCH WOMAN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
BRIDGEPORT. Oct-Declaring the
lsst woman they robbed rad norAv Mn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Sun Affects Only White Raoes
Only the white races tan or bistsv
rom the action ~ the sun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14


SOC Prophylaetc Tooth
Brush ........39 e
Dier-Kiss Face Powder. Ale
SOC Mavis Rouge. .37e
SOC Lady Esther Cold Cream. 39e
Colgates Asst. Tales. Lille
Ntamon Tablets \. -. .sSe
Zoe Hills cascara Quinine Use
SOC brakes Group Rem. .43e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
EDWARD G. MINAS co.
300
Pepsodent, 39c

Pepsodent, 39c
4Oc Tooth Brushes. three or
four rows bristles, handles
of bone or celluloid. :. Use
Amarni Shampoo. pkg. .l5e
SI.25 Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Csc
SOC Mavis Cold Cream. see
25c White Pine Tar Cough
Syrup ...............l9 c
Mary Garden Rouge. .45e
1913 Horlick's Matted Mix.
hospital size ........$3.15
Soc Turpo soc
30c Turpo Use
Csc Peroxide Hydrogen. lee
$l.OO Hynes Suppositories. 73e
60c Mulsihed Cocosnut Oil ABE
$l.l0 Nuxated Iron. .85e
lanlac 93c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
Tiny Tots Serge
Dresses
3. IS

We just know that little girls from
2 to 6 years will feel as proud Of
these French Serge Dresses as we
do. And Of course high waist lines
are the vogue. besides the dainty
trimmings and hand embroidery in
colors attract to their smartness. The
weather is pleasant now. bring the
little folks in tomorrow to SEQ the
dresses. Special at 1895.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
CLIFTON FORGE

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. March ~
Mrs. Il. &. Wallace, OF sumter. il tho
pucs, % Rev. and Mrs. L: ~ Harris
In Covington.
Mir. ana Mrs. l.. T. Mccutchen are
spending seYera! days in 81, Charles
ILL.,. where they were called hy Tn,
death OF Mrs. McCutchcn's brother
n-luw.
Mrs. II q. James and dauGh,er
Miss susie. have LETT for New or
leans, where they win v.s!t relatives
Tor a month.
J. 4. Gleason, OF Richmond. super
iatenhcnt OF telegraph on the Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio, is Visiting his FAM
!ly here. TL"y viii move 10 Hicn-
iEoni IN the early summer.
Mrs. W. II PURSE" j. IN Newport
News. having been called there by
the !ilncss az re!Gtl:".
J. Fred Todd. OF Detroit. is visit
ing his brother-!n law, j. H. Gala
han.
Mr. and Mrs II. &. Boxlcy of
Orange. are spending several days In
the city with relatives.
NJ. q. Herring. vac has bocn quite
sick =. the home OF hts sister. Mrs
] c. Carpenter. Is much improved.
James Young, OF SIltp";rc Cave. Il
spending II few days IN the city Mr.
Young * connected ~lth the Marble
and onyx Company, which " iii t.gi.
| operations NJ Saltpctre IN III. mex,
| thirty days. .iach!ucry To tn" value
! Of $4,000 has already Been Installed
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HOLLlES COLLEGE


io!LINs coii.LEGE. VA. March
tNc Hales home and has moved Ia
The annual protrnc;ed meeting AZ
the l:uon BAPTIST Church is set TO
n"gin ihis year. Tuesday April ;. tn"
minister "no ia TO help the pastor
th!s year IS the Few. ". Il. l.. Smith,
-. -, who was some years ago pas
tor 81 the Second Eaptis; Church.
richmond.
Mrs; croys, Of Max Mead9ws, wn7
.icnc. for the weekend.
The fruit growers in this Ticinity
:eaT that The peaa5e,ihes are Killed
Thursday. March -. at i O'clock and
VIII continue through Tuesday, :iarch
Mrs. Masters. OF Pennsylvania. is
Turner.
M!:s Julia I.iveDerger. OF North
T,,.ro!ina, Mss Mnry hGc kGister, Of
aurnrs. Of Texas, we're visitors AT the
college last sunday.
Key. ii. Par!e;t Last. q: Appomat-
ioh was visitor at the coi!cGe last
Ink .sn,9r ela.s, Gede w Of the
len, ,.d. Jo>>ephlnne A!ndr, vs., :,iethc q
| thrlOn, Mar? u. Burlington. Elizabeth
bux,on. julia Morrow church,
! i.izSe;h Kathleen Collier. Martha Cor
6iti. Virginia Lee Cox Katharine
/ witty Cr3wiey. Lucille Grim. liar
! r.cttc Perkins Ellig Mary C.!sy
| Glover. Edna Fischer Hadnway
| GLADYS BYRD Harrison. Clara Virginia
! fairfield, Snraa Hunter. Bessie II. q
| j.nreys, anna Ca?erton johnson.
! Margaret klrE patrick. Elizabeth
| kitchin. Miriam Leach McClaaercy
t ANN Maria Mcdowell. Joan Reynolds
Kathleen Hale Kelly. Elizabeth WIZ.
| were entertained last Tuesday even
| ,ng n; Tile IiNl' Mr. ana Mrs. -
| T. Wo"dInan or CioyeTdaIc. were also
| guests al The EiN" the same even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
PURCELLViLLE

PURCEILvILLf:. VA. March 70
Alfred u. Williams. a we'll known
newspaper editor o: Virginia. has
purchased the subscription list of the
i.oudovn Mirror. and viii take charge
with the igsu. OF March I0th Mr.
Williams has been engaged in news
paper work for over forty years.
Walter Evans. OF Jersey city. has
accepted the position as MANAGER Of
tao Leeshurg Inn, and took posses
sion on Monday
Miss Ethel G.. McCabe, who has been
with the Loudorn Times since the
paper was started. has rendered her
resignation, and left the paper las;
week.
y local unit OF the I,oudcun County
Farm bureau has been organized a,
Lovc,tsviilc. The following officers
we're elected: president, w. H. Fra
zier: vice prcsid ent J. O. Bush: sec
rotary. l.. Parsons Hickman and
treasurer, Thco. ". l. Warner
Miss Marguerite II!-st mas returned
from business trip to New York.
John Monroe has returned to Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
oNANCOCK

oNANcoCK. Va. March i2.-Miss
Marie Norris. of Norfolk. spent Gun
day at ;hc home or MIR. and Mrs. j. $.
.ills
John parhcr, OF Hampton. came to
Onancock 10 spend Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tully W.
Parker.
Miss Ciaudine Kcster. of Roanoke.
vas with Mrs. John +. Rogers Satur-
day and sunday.
Miss oriine cutshal Of Roanoke.
was the Weekend guest OF Miss
Mrs Beverley +. ritchrt, has gone
back to Cape Charles. she was the
guest Of her daughter. Airs. George
Lee LasTuc while In Dnancock.
dent al 81. Nary's school. Raleigh.
\. g.. a:rivcd home Thursday /" spend
her spring vacation win her parents.
Mrs. John J.. L. hopkins and Misses
Virginia and Dorothy Hopkins ar.
home from philadelphia. where they
Mrs. II. 81. White entertained her
sunday school class Friday even
ing.
Sirs; n. /. Shield arrived home
weeks in New YORK.
Superintendent g. &. Joyncs was in
Richmond this week
convention Of the ". G. 7 y. session
~ the southern Methodist Church
TUESDAY aud "Wednesday.
william T.. Hopkins has returned
from u tTiD to baltimore.
Waiter Grey. son Of MIR; and Mrs. W.
T.. Grey. III Cor scvcra! days with
pneumonia. IS considered out OF
danger. Ills siaters, Mrs. Trayford. Of
Newport News, ana Mrs. Edwards. OF
Hampton. came TO cnancock 70 be
with him.
rev. I. J. e. Heath. Of Petersburg
who has been sick ut the nome Of hls
parents. Mr and Mrs. james Heath
is improving steadily.
Mrs. Berthe X. Powell entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l. CoEa!l. %:
GcorEctov n. Del. this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
RADFORD NORMAL

RhDFORD. VA, March l2-rrot.s-
sor j. T.. Avent recently delivered
twelve lectures before AN irt.rd.-
nominat!oral Sunnny school OF
methods In the cit. Of Richmond.
his subject being the Organization
and Administration %; Sunday
Schools
lie viii. next Sunday. deliver two
addresses on christian Education" in
the city Of Bluetcld. One Nurch IS
he "!ll give an address bciur. th.
annual educational conferences Dis
trlct H.. Mt FarmVilIc o.. March 80
Hc viii deliver an address or SUNDAY
school tcacher-traim!rs before the
frcsbyterian sunday a-hooI confer
cnce AT Buena Vista. On April u
graduates in the country school.
CONNIE nccmcnt TO be held at Chris
tidnburs. This last-namcd event is
ono OF considerable importance. Il
viii bring all OF the. schools Of the
whole country OF Montgomery
together II w!il be one Of the NOS;
notable that has ever been held in
this part OF the state ia the matter OF
educational gatherings.
President J. l.. Mcdonnell is now
engaged in an educational campai.n
70 stimulate interest among the Dco-
pic in. higher education. lie. IN com
pany with United states Commits
slOmcr +. T. ClaXton. and DR. j.. |.
McBriea. are spca%ing at forty-two
places IL Southwest Virginia There
furnish music on the campaign. They
are Misses Euia Jennings. SaIl!e
Turner. opal Qucsenhcrry and Clara
MGG'.ult.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
FARMVILLE STATE Normal

>. FAEMNiLl:E. VA, March I:.-The
University IL Virginia has rcc.u.ly
announced that. by action OF it's board
OF visitors, 1t VIII hereafter grant
iusl credit toward graduate work in
that institution for the n. :. degree
awarded by the Farmvill- Norma!
school.
Ircs!den .Iarman was present and
spoke at meetings Of branches Of
ton ana Portsmouth during the last
week "nd.
i1r. W. =. Tiiymn and Mrs. wilv-
man returned from a visit in Wash
inGion and Atlantic City last SIM
day. During his aDScnc. DR.. Tidy
man spoke at the conference OF the
Nation Education Association on as
signing Of work to student teachers
The clifford Dcvercux players gave
three performances in the auditorium
on March and 10. W. Il. Gubcr,'s
biNlcl i9ruSr. lsoS .ld'S "EO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
BLlCKSRUEG

BLACKSBCRCi, VA, March .2-Nr.
and Mrs. Dauglas *. EagS and GILL
drem. ~ H.u"nclh. ha"" been guests
this wc"h OF Nh. FaBs'a family in
Mrs. Kate Il. Comfort returned to
the home o: her daGGhter. Mrs j.
Bolton McBryde. Tuesday. alto.
spending severa! months win rGla-
tivns IN Knoxville.
Mrs charles " Harmon. Of Dub
lin. was the guest this week OF her
niece. Mrs. David ". Cloyd. Jr.
Mrs. Mary I.nu BlGck OF Pulaski! &.
ha been the guest this week OF Mrs.
Writ Dunlap.
Mrs. Verion G. Austin and little
son l"f' Monday to spend u month
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs +. VI.
W!g'Jius. ~ Faycttc willie. y &
Mrs CiGrcnc" +. Miles is spend ny
several weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Stouewal Ynmpkins, IN New YORK
NJ. =. =. Worthan and little
daughter. have returned to Green's
boro y c.. after visit To Mrs. L. K.
pricc.
.Mss Mary Henderson - the guest
Of her S.ster. Mrs. Henry c. Fgoehllng.
IN Richmond.
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TEACHERS Of DISTRICT C
TO MEET N HARR|s0NBURC
this Association Comprises Valley
Counties of Virgin in--NIarch
21-n6 Are Date, Sci.
Spccial 70 The Times Disuntch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
~, hANRlSpNBCl;G. VA. March "a
state Teachers Association for Dis
| tfict q, comprising the valley coun-
tich III Virginia VIII be held in liar
!aonburg March u. 20 and 20. Among
W., m" srraktra "ho have been pia ced
upon the program are Supcrintrudc mt
harris Hart. OF the State Department
OF Education. who Will address the
nptnths meeting. superintendent j..
~. tlcrk, OF WinChgetcr, Or. William
4. sanger. Of Br!dgcwatcr College.
and Henry q. Ellis. supervisor Of his ii
Following their return from the
annual meetings Of tho National Ed
u'a Atom Association, at Atlantic city,
thtk" have been made by both prcsi-
gent > J.. Duke and Dean w j. elf
!pfu before the student body. Mr..
lux" quoted various speakers and
mentioned notable tendencies indi-
Gated by the discussions at Atlantic
'lt5. lie quoted Superintendent Fin
mtt'n, OF P"nn3Ei vania, as saying
lH'N the state cannot IrnSih" good
parents. but IL is in the Stltc's power
10 provide ski,'ful and high minded
teachers. Another idea frequently
met with was that wc ehould not
ma re the chll1 pay the cost Of the
war IN other words. II the war
WAS fought for tho sake uf future
Eeae'"itgna those hrnerations should
President pun" !. On the program
70 speak before the District j. met
Tag ~ Farmylll", Iarcn Is. on ''iio"
Teachers May re Made More Truly
Professional"
Lagt Thursday nirht students in
The music department appeared in Il
recital Ia Harrison hall. one OF the
features Of the recital was tn" cling
iuG ~ chorus Of seventy girls from
tho llarr!sOnbUrS junior high school
THIS chorus Was trained by Miss Edna
4 Shtciior.
Tho iinrrisonburr Normal Schoo!
basketball team left Thursday morn
ing for farwv.I;c. where "a return
game with EaTuvillo WAS played Fri
trouble la winning the hgst game.
but the tenn left here anticipating 4
harder dght in the second game.
MISS Nell Walters and Miss Cnloe
Pack, student representatives. Of this
rcnool who recently attended the J.
W G. y. coufcrcnce at Salem. made
their report at the last general Y
". g. =. meeting.
Friday night members OF the senior
ciHaa presented an entertainment en-
tilnt tho CAFE CNnatJnt.' Elaborate
D:sIa.dtlons were rHdc for tls's on
ter'i,inmeut. and u met with great
success Tho fautau," was cx-
Mss Myrtle J.. W.lnou Of the home
economies department. lcf. Wedu.s
day tor her hon" at Little Rock. Ark.
"Crrc l" was called by the Illness
% her father.
rraciicaiI, al FuEl.ah classes in
schooi arc giving ine.r en"rry TO tho
S'Hry ~ Macbeth preparatory 70 the
c'mpaay -, The %ew Nirs Theater
ne&t ! G.sGa. gl.lt.
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moad after visiting his parents here.
Miss Nj. Adrians. Of New York. is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Is. Whitncre.
:. captain Lamont Dominick. Of New
York. * guest OF Colonel and Mrs.
II. G.. Sands.
Mrs. Gwynnc Taylor il visiting her
sister: Miss Morrison. in P!ainAeld,
Raymond belmont and Arthur
White are IN Kentucky on bust
ness trip.
Miss Mary Katherine Keeler has
returned from tip to relatives and
friends in Richmond
Mr.. ana Mrs George Gather ar"
visiting relatives and friends in Ra:
t!mor". Md.
Mrs. G. u. Coleman has returned
10 her home in Philadelphia. after
croft.
Mrs u. c. Sands has returned from
visit to friends in New York.
Mrs. J. NJ. Taob is visiting friends
Mrs. Talmaagc, Of New YORK. spent
the weekend n the residence OF
Mrs. :. l.. Luck.
Mr.. and Airs. J. l.. Maulsby have
returned 10 their home. in Wh!teviiie.
North Carolina.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.eRoy Chnmberlin
have returned from a trip to cicvc-
land
W. c. s,pp has returned to his
home in Chicago.
y meeting OF tho l.oudoun County
Teacher3' Association. was held at
Lincoln on Saturday. II was largely
attended.
County superintendent OF Schools
.. l. limerick. who has been III for
the past two months. ~ able to hr
a, work again and rcsur>d his dutic.
March |.
Mrs, l.. May Thompson ia visiting
her daughter. Miss stella Thompson
in Richmond.
Or. and Mrs. Fenton Nichols have
returned from :? visit - several
months to North Carolina.
Mrs. Mary Purcell is visiting hcr