davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA =G
PLAN FOR REBUILDING
OF HOTEL chamberlain

HAMPTON. VA. july .. THAT the
chamb"rlin Hotel viii ne replaced at
ola Point with pcrm;ss ION nt til. War
department, is the statement utjrih-
utcd to Secretary OF War Weeks hy
some Of th"s" vii" talked with him ON
h's rccen, visit 10 tn" peninsula army
posts
Bans providing 10, tie construction
of a hotel at ola poini probably viii
be introduced in boti; house Of Con-
grc>s in the near future. The con-
struvtion "f Il hotel at Ola Point has
been endorsed 10y the Hampton Roads
Port Commission ana an auxiliary
committee of this body has been
working on the matter for tn" past
several months
TIL" War Department; II il said.
holds that there should l.. u hotel at
Old Point FOR the accommodation Of
tho officers ana their families Tho
fort * u training c.utor now aud
there are hundreds OF officers thor.
every year wh" not only want some
place to stay themselves but also
would like L" be able to have thcn
families with them.
Tn" chaMb"r.in was burned last
year. II was one Of the mos; famous
hotels ia the rnircd states ana it's
destruction has cost tn" Virginia pc-
ninsula many hundred thousand dol
lars already.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
$50 YOUNG PEOPLE ATVPL
ATTENDING SHORT COURSE
Number Taking Agricultural and Home Economics
Work Double Previous Record Wythe County
Leads in Number Of Representatives

exercises. An address Of Welcome
Was made oy Director Hutchinson. II
tn" extension division. Mrs NJ NJ
Davis stat. Home Demonstration
Agent. mad" It helpful talk to tn,
young people. and - : Cnanlhery.
United States Department OF Agri-
culture. had - few words Of creating
Tor tn. club members Glenn Long
worth, state club president. ana Mary
Lucy Bryant. of Amherst acted as
secretary. The singing Of TIA. ella ,
songs. which is At feature of all pub
II" meetings during she short course
was led by Miss Marc"lIa Barnes.
supervisor OF music ia III" Richmond
schools. y roll call by counties
showed that Myth" leads in the MAJ
ter of representatives. Rockbridgy
being - clos" second
.hs soon as breakfast is over each
morning. the Club ln"mh"rs ar. di-
vidcd into groups for tn" purpose of
Instruction aud demonstration. Three
courses. farm mechanics. poultry am /
livestock judging ar" open TO the
boys, Will. the girls hav. Il choice
Of amy OF four courses poultry. can
ming. bread making and preserving
These courses ar. ia charge Of com
pctent Instructors. and are Of an in
tcnscly practical nature. From i:3D
un,il ! each afternoon. time is al.
lowed for recreation dnd games At
ter supper there il v.Spcr service
each evening on the campus. followed
by games and singing After that
thcr" il a regular program OF special
features and stunts ny ia" club mem
bcr$.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
PENINSULA BAPTISTS HAVE
6,242 MEMBERS ENROLLED

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. juy ~
The hnaJci"l and membership repor,
of the Peninsula Baptis, Association
sr'mitted ,"day covering Tho twenty
seven churches IA the organization.
>. "ws that these CONGREGATIONS hava
d" tp,rl "nroliment of G,.I3 members
as compared 1" o,l"9 last july. The
total mumb.r 81 baptism. tor the
la Year j. 80, RANGING iu each
rh'f ch from one 10 forty SIX persons.
IL highest report of baptisms being
at OF the Hilton Church
There arc enrolled IN th-s. sun
Gay schools scholars a. against
I,SN2- last year.
The contributions in these churches
Tor their respective local EXPENSES
amounted L. s72.o2s.3a while. for
I.issi"ns AMI .-a"r D.ncvolcurcS they
:aye Sj7,7"2..l as compared to $5i.,
r:%.lT last year.
When the Education Commission
report vas presented rs Rev. T.. NJ.
Loss. "f HNcryi"w. an ahle address
:,s d.iINr..h by i;rv n \. I.ans,leI!
!i don, or Eiuvncid Colcg. Tor
i;"!t. located at Graham, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
lSpecIal 10 IN" 'rlmcs- Dispatch.

iSpcciai TO rh" Times Disuatch.l
BLACK SBCRG VA. July 1.-Two
hundred and eighteen boys aud 1872
girls were present when tn" annual
short course for the members Of th.
boys and girls agricultural and home
economies clubs OF virginia began
at tn" Virginia Polytechnic lnSti-
tut". Tuesday morning These 3jp
young people represent every section
OF the state. and about Two thirds OF:
the counties. rh" attendance this
year Is NOR. than double that OF last
year. The short course viii cuntinu.
until saturday If this week
club members arrived a. the col
leg" Monday. some Of them coming
m autos ana trucks. Members of tn.
extension division STAFF. nr which Tho
club department - "a part, wcr. on
hands AT barracks /" wclcoin. them
and assign Them To rooms Two Of
tn barracks buildings .,r. required
TO house the boys and Il third build
in;; has been set asid" FOR the Dx-
elusive us" of tho girls Tho county
home ana farm demonstration agents
and the resident club leaders arc act.
ing as ch'.9crons Each agent IS in
direct charg" of 81 group ana is re-
spuusihl" for the comfort AMI be-
havi"r of those IN II, Meals Tor All
are served at TIA" din!ng-nal! at Il
nominal cost;
Assembly hour is hcld each dav
from 1880 10 1890 la tn. COLLEGE
auditorium At th" first tSsamhl.-.
Tuesday morning. Rev Locke White.
pastor Of the Biack>Gurg prnsbytc-
rian Church conducted devotional
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
PEN SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION IN BERKELEY

NuHFoI.il VA, July - WIN
.E,Gates ia attendance from the
or -hyn sunday schools ia Eastern
'irguiH and Northern North caro-
.na. TIA" hfty-sccond annual convcn-
ION Of the Eastern Virginia Chris
sunday school was opened In
FIRST christian church. berkeley. to-
isy. TN session il an Important one
u5 il IS expected the question Of
r.reinG the convention with the
hrstian CnautaGua will bc finally
disposed OF before IL il closed to-
Iorrow afternoon.
The convention was opened by Rev.
lr J.. l.. Smith. pastor Of the Third
lurch ana president uf the associu-
Ion who later led in III" talk
round on the subject Of building
be Sunday school. Dr. l. w John
ON. OF suffolk. conducted tn. son;
.ryicc aud Rev w. Z. Hook CON
u,i,d the devotional service.
\ l. jarvis, al the Tidcwa;cr sun
a.. school Association. welcomed the
convention To Nortrik. ana Rev. T. T..
'otlon. of suffolk. responded in be-
.aIf oG tine assAmblagc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
SP0TSYLVANlA CITIZENS
STAGE GOOD ROyDS WEEK

Special 20 'rh. Times Dispatch
FEEpEilCkSBUIiG. VA July -.
RMS has been Good Roads Week
IN TIA" upper end Of Chancellor Dis
'rict. in SrOtIylvan!a COUNT be-
tween rinchvillc and Shady Groy"
rms = part OF the thirty -scv"u-milc
hard road leading from FrcdoricllS
hu's TO shady Grove. to The Court
ii"ns" ANA joining tn" National HIM
way To TIA" Court House and wien
finished Will giv" AN excellent driv
from Fredericksburg entirely with.
IN IN. county and entirely over hard
roads IN" grading is being done
BY county teams and the soilinG by
residents of tho ucighborhood. Wed
n"sday ana Thursday are the big days.
ON 'hcs" days many teams and men
were promised from Logan. Ruyo.
Curiow. l:rockroad. Sunlight and
haync's store Food for men ana
beast was furnished for friends from
distance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Mrs. virginia =. ri,ra>h.

NORFOLK VA. Lul! - Mrs VII
vin.a Stnyi"r Fiv.aSt,. widow Of
Joseph g Fivcash, Sr died AZ her
residence. 7I9 MauTS Place. at mid
night last night, after "a lingering III
ness Mrs. FiNcash was u wcll-huown
and most csl.snabIc lady, whose kind
y ana generous nature found rN-
preston IN many good deeds. She
had many friends ia This city and
section, and the family M been
prominent ia Norfolk Tor many
years Her uSband was editor and
one of the publishers OF IN. Norfolk
Public Ledger, which had great popu,
larity under his joint ownership and
publication: IL heine succeeded by the
Ledger Dispatch. Mrs.. fivcash is
survived by two daWc htcrS Mrs. i
T. M"rciand and Mrs. j ID Rush, of
Norfolk. three sons. George w, jo-
scph c.. IN. and iIcber; Walton Five
ash. all OF Norfolk 4 sister. Mrs.
Frank Crews. ~ Baltimore, ana four
grandchildren. John. Mary. Virginia.
Julia and Joseph Rush.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
TIDEWATER MOTORISTS
FAVOR ROAD BOND ISSUE

NORFOLK. VA July 27-Dircctors
of In" T!dcwatcr Automobil" Associa-
ton have adopted resolutions favor
ing tn" S5".uCu0oU bond issue for
good roads which will bc up for ac-
ton before tn" next General Assem-
bly,.
In addition I" urging that the bond
issu. be authorized by the LEGISLATURE.
tn" resolutions outline conditions un.
der which the isSu" should be ioatcd
in order I" obtain the most satisfac-
tory results for the State and for tho
taxpayer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
WRECK OF Jill DECLARED
TO MENACE NAVIGATION

NORFOLK, VA. JuIy 27.-Sailor-
men viii" HAY. occasion to use the
waters %: I.ynuhavcn Bay are Won
derine when tho cause tor having a
buoy marking the former German
submarine U-!ii Will l.. removed
While the TIN has been sunk.
even though she sunk Of her own ac-
cord and not under impulse of the
explosion OF an aerial bomb or u shell
from guuiirc. She hes not been de-
siroycd. II - pointed out; In her
present condition sh" j. hardly less
than a menace to navigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
LITTLE SURPRISE FELT
OVER LOSS OF CAMP LEE
I'ians for Making Use OF Can
comment Area.
Especial to Tn. Times Dispatch

''p''' 4sii W . l' tii'S US l''AhIs I
pETEIiSBCRG. VA. July "a Whu.
the news that Camp Lee Is not to be
retained as on" OF the permanent
army camps was a disappoi ntmcnt to
this city az u whole, it did not come
az surprise. Trend of events dur
ing the past several weeks had led
local men to believe that ,hcir nghr
Ia have the local cantonmcnt re
tanned had been i,s!l". and practically
AN nope had been given up FOR sev-
cral weeks past.
Everything possible to say" Camp
lie. was done by local business men
ANA number Of leading business
men Of Richmond. Colonel JENNINGS
9. Wise Was retained as counsel 70
represent this city ~ Washington IN
the EFFORT to save the camp He iaid
the advantages of Camp lie" before
TIA. authorities at Washington, whilc
many trips we're made y Secretary
Martin. OF Ia" Petersburg Chamber
OF Commerce. ANA business men here
to Washington with the hope Of Inn
pressing TIA. authorities.
Camp Lee practically is deserted at
tn. present Time There ar. only
about nfty men ut the camp aud these
are engaged In shipping the vast
stores in tn" warehouses; to IN. army
base at Norfolk. The last regular
troops at the camp We're transferred
over q month ago to Camp Meade.
Md. The buildings are NOW guarded
by civilian watchm"n
orders 10 itdvcrtis" tho luldin.s
Al The CAMP for sale are "Npect.n
with tho completion OF removing the
supplies from the warehouses
There WAS talk several months az"
OF converting the camp site into an
industrial or residential section. and
sine" il IL definitely known that the
camp VIII be abandoned for good. this
talk has been revived and some action
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
WAS HARDLY ABLE
TO COMB HER HAIR
Mrs Tate Says She Was Al
most Physical Wreck. But
TanInc Built Her Up

"'raulac has done me :. world "t
good and ! am glad for my statement
a he used in letting others know
,bout the medicine" said Mrs. y. t.
Fate. BIS i,h St. charlottesville. Va
wife of IL wcil-known building con-
tractor.
Il believe was the most nervous
person living. Tor the Least little noI.i"
" 'uid almost SGT me wild. why. |
would get all in a CULVER and IN!
hands trcmblcd and shook so could
hardly comb my hair. Al night |
WAS often so restless had to get up
and walk the door in an ciTor; TO
quiet my nerves.
My appetite was so poor couldn't
enjoy any oil my food, and even the
little ] did manage To ca; caused me
awful distressing pains through my
stomach and chest and around IN:
heart. Why, my heart palpitatcd so
friehtfully that it alarmed me for
at times 1t seemed lik" il would jump
out OF my body and thyn il seemed
II stop altogether fell of IL only
nincty-nine pounds in weight and
was almost a wrecck.
.'Tanlac helped me- from III" very
start and has already built me up to
one hundred and seven pounds in
weight and ! am still gaining every
day. ! eat hearty ami enjoy my
meals. and am never troubled with
indiG cstion My nerves are improV-
ing wonderfully. ana my husband
tells me my color is better .uw than
he has ever seen it. nope my
statement will lead others To take
ranlac. for believe it will help VINO
ever tries it,"
Tamlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. and the Grant Drug
Co. and leading druggists every
whore - AdyrrtiSom.pt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
.XPERTS Will ADDRESS
RURAL LIFE CONFERENCE
lam Topic at Gathering at Uni
tcrsity August IS to he "Thc
lturBl school"

Especial 10 Th. Times DispatcIl
cum, ..r,.,,'.,.
i'SN'hLh' w" July 20
~" ambitious program Is AN
oun.cd for the rural life conference
, be held at IN. I,nivorsi,y az vtr.
nd, >n.,
'7 u'' "i'' =
nc mann topic for discussion is
ne rural school This has been
.-., -, 80 '"'' ~"
'''"' - '"e '''S' pressing
EDUCATIONAL problem III Virginia to-
as. The discussion of tins sub..c,
i'm fan. ,u, .. ,.,.
- W - ~ " = '''' "''S
''i'"'' g" '"'h TOPIC u !"
yea mat these reports combined
I'D, when Published. form. a yaIuabl.
tDdi,noI. c,. "a, - ,,,
wa "t"e'a interested IN IN"
"rh' "i ufa' Srho"i-
'.''n'r h"r"d 'h"t ms book
." "St' " lh "'SSti''h", l's cor
.,5t.. INK 'l',''l"h ~ ''I"f" I" the
,u , ~ "''l ne"p"iE
''''' H'""'' ""i''"!H' an patrons
,ne PPM" schools VINO are inter.
,u.,o ,n'm ','pr'N''','h'' Sfh"'i
- "'''.."'' VI io'"' senior
,,..',. ''r'''" |" ".'ehd ny ua
~ '"'
a., ''"''
N VEN August afternoon
.","l H(,,""ls IA ,ne MA
49, "'' ''' - ""Ph'S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

REpEItlt kSBCltG; VA. July -
Al meeting OF Women Voters OF
held ii. the cDurthous:
her" Tuesday night; addresses wcr=
mad" 10y Airs. T.. J. Sullivan ana Miss
discipline Si|"r. "i Richmond in the
interest uf tine caididgry of Senator
+. l.c" Triunlc TOR iuEcrnur. Miss
Vivian Conway presided ana intro
.iuccd tn" speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Must rake Examinations.

NEWrOET NEWS, w. July IL
10Th ". Z Hopkins. acting post
iastcr. and L. l.. Marston. his as
.Stani, expect 10 take the civil SER
jrc examination for the place Of
o.tmastrr at Newport News, which
IN be held sometime in the future
= the Post-Ofiicc Department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28
Injunction, Hall toad work.

NEW CANTON, VA. July - Road
hn!iding has been temporarily Sus-
pcuh"d Oh the iircmo-Fork Union
Highway owing to an Injunction Of
property owners along ia" way. This
road. ii il * ever completed. VIII hc
i link in tho wcll-known North and
South. or Washington -Ralcigh High
way. which crosses the river at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

!.NNCtlBURG, IA. JulN Sen
crai "a d!tiona. cases Of typhuid tc-
Yer have bc"u reported to the health
department mere. the number -" thc
year now being eleven. The number
al cases in the city in tJ2r was
nineteen. There was but one death
las; year, and there have Dccn none
50 far mis- krnSnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

River the rond ls mostly improved
and in fine condition; north OF tho
river. except in a few places, ouly
preliminary surveys have been madr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

g. rpcpcr Republicans Nomina,r
FREDI;RIcKSl'I RG Va. July -
AT Republicans mass meeting held
NJ Culrepcr. sam Hudson was numi-
MA ted for The House OF DclrGMIcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Hrcnio. ana passes New Canton Az
Npnia, bil!wNn. and tIrmviiic, "N-
tending thence south to oxford aud
Raleigh. y. {. south of the james
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Glen Allen. Va.
Jones iSro-.
1Ipnu, Va.
j. NJ Campbell y Bro.
Hnricr's Home. Va.
:. - White
King William {. H.. Va.
j. IL. puirCh
krNs,ilir. Va.
krySyiilr iiiwc. Co.
kcnhriiicr. Va.
Grow der jidwr co.
Intrus-r Va.
Lacrosse iidwr 10.
Louisa. Va.
Ashton iiut.cr
MCkrnnrN. Va.
Mcl<vunsS Hive Co.
Noith Fnipuria. Va.
Enpugia Machine 90.
frmbcrtUn. Va.
u. H. Turner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

I:uri,r,illr. w.
I;uTNcNill" iidw. Co.
{ hisr city. Va.
Roberts iIwd. 90.
~ y Roberts y Son
A~tklennurC lIWG. (
l.iv-cumhc HIM. ca
tnricrs,illr. Va.
i; T. BldntOn y Son
Charlotte {. H.. Va.
+ Jones
columbia. Va.
Arthur Walton
turrh; rlInd Va.
" g. ,irrrttt
bii!WSn. Va,
Albrinar!. NILS Go.
do piin. Va.
l.. II Ah"gud;hN y /
I.npurii. Va.
" :. tOrhlC
r. rillar lidw". 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTORS.
Rirhuhnnd. Va.
Watkins COitr"ll TO
NH.-CArnlinn iidw. -.
kiCiIsaani iidw. co.
" =. boundp iidw 90.
RETAIL. DEALERS.
Hi'hunnnd. Vi.
Barnett y i.ichhi3-.
.T23 T. 81.
\ -. Clarke y son iiwd
Co.. $40 t.. Broad 81
Howell Bros
Jn2 u. Eroai 81
e. ~ iuUdEr-u
2iOi t.. Hroad -.
Il ~. Richardson
l%In Hun 81.
harris. f!iprcu y Go.
si,-r,i lille. Va.
7 NJ. Tunstali
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-28

Post Oak. Va.
H.. l.. Bianton
Prospect. Va.
Tho Taylor Co.
Rim. Va.
bradshaw Bros.
The Hubbard Company
J., II Weaver
~"uih Hill. Va.
Wdriman Hdwe. Co.
irtorin. Va.
9. Jones 90.
Nirgiiina. Va.
virginia lliwc. Go.
West Point. Va.
W. =. Davis
Wilson. Va.
Il. -. Nest
" iliin msburc. Va.
X. Y. Casey X Sons
Wtight>n,un. Va.
Il. IL. " VI t.. johnson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
RIVER PARK

The voting contest for the most
popular young lady in River Park,
under the auspices OF the Pottawato-
ME shelterhouse committee, was
started Tuesday az the various Vot-
Ing stations. Votes will be received
until Friday. April %. the date Of
the gala night OF fun" 20 be staged
at the schoolhOuse The names pre-
scented Tuesday morning were Misses
Mildred Bertch. Dorothy Davidson
Blanche link. Marjorie Fetters,
Pauline Evans. Mabel Borden. Della
Gleason, Marjorie Brsnt. Katherine
Walters and Pauline Evans.
The organization OF Home Guards
OF the VI. r. church has been COM
pleted and meetings will be held the
third Friday Of each month at the
church. The first meeting 10 be
held Friday afternoon at $3.50. Mrs.
C. s. Hank has been appointed SUI
perintendent and the following Of
1cers have been chosen: President
Nellie Newcomb; secretary, Mildred
Hullett: treasurer. Marion Penrod {;
secretary Of the mite boxes. Esther
Seymore.
The River Park Independent
club will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Eager
Lasalle ST. road.
The weekly prayer meeting and
Bible study class will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Whit
aker. y. Sixteenth ST.
Mrs. Emil Geisel. y. Eighth St.
will he hostess TO 6 o'clock dinner
this evening in honor OF Mrs. Reamer
and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ream-
er Of Oklahoma. The guests. num-
bering y, will be from South Beno
and River Park.
Miss Lillian Manard, Lincoln way
entertained a company of trlend'
Tuesday evening at 500. At the close
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

boken. ". J.
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe ReinboId
have returned from "a weeks visit
with Sir and Airs Charles Seirer-
foose az TT Wayne. Ind.
The Misses Vera Miller. Blanche
link and Margaret Castle will re-
turn from Plymouth. Ind. this eveu-
inc where they have been attending
the district missionary meeting Of
the II. +. church.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Seigerfooso
and son. Richard OF Ft Wayne. Ind.
motored here Tuesday and are the
guests of Mrs. gcrfoose's parents.
sir. and Mrs Milo smith, S. Seventh
ST.
AIRS William Boggs is il az her
home. s. Seventh 81.
The condition Of Ellen Marie Rod
erick. grand 5auehter of Mr.. and Mrs
william Roderick. who is seriously
iI az S. Joseph hospital South Bend,
where she was taken a week ago.
remains unchanged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
"'7hrow EN- off The Street"


Arack
O
had tanspred and enabling by track
The
transformed bridge and the killed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14

Of the games luncheon was served.
Music for the evening was furnished
by r. r. Daunt Of Chicago.
The cottage prayer meeting under
the auspices of the Free Methodist
church. held Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. jackson Evans. 8
Sixth 81. was well attended Rev.
A. r. Hamilton of South Bend had
charge OF the service.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jolly s. Seventh ST..
entertained at dinner Tuesday in
honor Of Mrs. Frank Goetz Of South
Bend
Mrs. R. c. Evans was hostess at
: o'clock dinner TUESDAY. compli-
menting Mrs. Francis Johnson of
Jackson. Mich. and Mrs. Charles
Evans Of Chicago. Covers were laid
for eight at table cenrered with
roses.
The Royal Neighbors we're enter
/ tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Ipe, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. @. Colt
at the home Of Mrs. Ipc. During
the business session plans were COM
pleted for the box social 20 be held
at Castle hall in Mishawaka Favors
in the thimble contest were won bv
Mrs. Eugene Andrews and Mrs.
/ Homer Bailey Luncheon was served.
Mrs. May Slush. Mrs. Sadie Martin
and Mrs. J. ". Mills VIII be- the
hostesses at the May meeting which
will be held Tuesday. May 10. at the
home Of Mrs. Slush. +. Fourth ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Roderick, 1917
/ s. Eighteenth St, have received word
that TIE body Of their son. Floyd
Roderick of the First division. 44th
! Engineer. who was killed i'm action
June %. 1918, had arrived at Ho-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
4skS DiUOrce after Score
of Years Of MGfrimOHy

After "a marriage OF almost 22
wears. most of which has been
happy. Catherine Weber seeks a
legal separation from her husband
otto Weber. and tho custody ~ their
five minor children. according 90 boz
complaint for divorce diod I'm ta
superior court wednesday morn e.
They were married Aus Il. 1893.
and separated ir Apr. i2-l- ~a
charges her husband with raSsinS
her. calling her vile names and us
ing indecent language in the pres
Cnce OF their children.
Maude Keltner charges Alwn
Keltner with cruelty in her COM
plant for a divorce filed in tho
same court. They were married
April 81 1918. and separated in
March. 1921.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-14
Former Vienna Pastor Says
Europe Needs Soul Food"

rev. Fred IT Koehreuann. pastor
or the German NJ. p. church. had as
ne guest Tuesday Dr. Otto r. NELLIE.
Formerly a pastor in Vienna. now
superintendent OF the Methods mis-
mons IN eastern Europe. and also Of
the Methodist seminary in Frank
fort-on-the-M Main.
The church was weT-0Iied Tues
oay night. when Or Nellie addressed
the congregation on conditions now
existing I'm Germany and the other
european countries now passing
through a rccorEtructive period. mr..
Melle stated that the deeds o. love
performed by the people in America.
also Denmark switzerland. Holland
and other neutral countries since
the signing ~ tho arnistico. has
oeen the only means by which starv-
ing children and undcruourished wo-
men have been saved.
People On Europe today need
food for their souls as wei a1 for
Their bodies Dr Melle stated 90 a
\ eyvs- Times Reporter this morning
i believe however that there is
more Of brotherhood among pe0-
pie OF different creeds now than was
ever before manifested. For exam
pie, II Ia necessary for the people n
one church with con greEati0n of
500 TO remain away from services at
times IN order 20 allow strangers an
opportunity 20 attend"
Hoover Named Loved.
The NAME Of Herbert Hoover, ~
stated DR.. Telle els one known and
loved in even the smallest hamlet I'm
Germany. Even now. although con-
ditions are somewhat better than a
year ago when all the food stores
were comnIetelv wiped out. having