davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-21
Relative Values

essentially exchange Of values
money credit being used as the measure of values
When given for something value expected in return;
thus when an article bought should represent approximately the
of the thing exchange the trade from
the standpoint Of the buyer.
simple appears seevdent and it's truth usually appre
cated but frequently ignored matters of fin
When money deposit bank why should the
judgment selection Of depository that used in the
purchase Of suit of Clothes pair of shoes automobile?
Men will for hours about the respective merits Of different
kinds automobiles but they often little discrimination
the choice of their bank You that all banks good which
substantially but the fact remains however, that banks
automobiles points Of superiority Others
Successful banking primarily matter of Judgment judgment
handling that delicate and valuable Of all which call
human judgment extending credit locally and in the form Of
outside bond investments and judgment the phases of the
banks relation the community public service organization
The country banker Of former generation his
judgment people, notably those his acquaintance but
always stopped there He took chances with those whom he did
The old proyeb where origin known credit given
part Of his creed.
the country to-day go further only
equal his predecessor in his ability to meet local problems but
Informed regarding financial and trade conditions
world outside all this knowledge
the benefit of his clients and the community
Consequently his perspective being boadened that he
curate view the larger field activity which science and invention
forced him He has choice in the and bound
realize that the Of those about him his
which perhaps always be of financial nature He is
coming his
much he give rather than how much he get
In little of advertisements shall set forth briefly of
the functions the modern bank and touch the
day services which properly expect your bank to
apply the yard stick Peoples National
Bank endeavor show wherein giving value its deposit
tors and the public. Watch the process!
The Peoples National Bank of Barre
per cent-The Only National Barre per cent.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

ner 2on5ertreiIe aitriidgcfebrt. SroN
Or. Sruya bali ibm beim Auspat'
fen. GoB er Die groBen ibm getDiO'
meten 2orbeerfrGn5e uidt als gal'
loft nit mad Souie iGleppte, mar lle
idon %getuobnt. Diesmal lag aber
Elm gang fleiner 2orbeerfron5 nit
eiuer S6leife I'M Softer. $50 iol
man oenn Dies &ralit btntun?"
fragte 9robms ratios. 6rau 0r.
&rura fonnte ibren Nlieter. Sat'
tie iie iest ettpaS ouf i'm 8e5hglt'
DIES oanit geiGmiidt, iie mare IN
llngnaOe gefouen. 9a fam lbr en-
rettenoer @infaa: Ser gismard ioa
i'm frieaenl" rief iie better utlO
bangle 6as 9rdn36en Inn ooS Ee'
lief. ga itroblten Die punoerl9o,
mem bIoiten @ugen Oes Wteilters bou
9efrieotgung, = er iddbte ben Sor'
beer MIR, Inn = onOere oarttt gu
fronen.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
Der selbftm0rOer

@aes, anes tpar ibm miBgliidt, 10
oaB er bei6loB, Dem Gleroe ieines
2ebens elm @noe 81 MAIDEN. Still
i9li9 er gum Slulie, un0 in einem
Auaenblid, mo ct li6 un6emerft
glaubte, i6fpang er lid bon Der
Bride in oas outlfle 8aiier. &anm
aber umlpiilten Die fiiblen Sluten
Ieinen bagerelt, abge5ebrten 2eib, ols
ein S6usmnnt, Der aaes nit ange-
leben 6atte, einen Hettungsfabn bonn
l1fer l0fte unO nit ifneuen &uOer.
I6lGgen Dem l1ngliidli9en na6eilte.
&ai6 padte i'm feline frdftige Sauit;
bod ienem CAB Die Inglt Dor ocm
9eben fur9tbare &rGfte. D2ailen sic
mid Iterbenl lin Der 8armberdls.
felt winen, laiien sic mid iterbenl"
ro6elte er uno' rang ber5weifelt NIT
Ieitiem - Sob. Ser &abn neigte
lih INNER mebr CUR Seite, lfon
iiberIpiilten fleine @elen ieinetr
8oro, perapeifelt tpebrte iid Der
Sel6Itmoroer. gs idien, als NOBLE
er ieinen &etter nit in Die foite
erauiige Circle 5ie6en. Die &raft
oes Sdusmanttes begann gu erlap'
men. Da eriff er in ieiner Ser
5%peiflung NIT Ser freien Sano mad
Dem &epoloer uno idrie 0em milo
Inn iid i6laeenoen Wanne nit
Onnneritimme au: p&ube iest, ooer
i9 i6ieBe Sic auf Der Steae ME-
oer!"
Sbne elm @ort IieB iid Der I'm
gliidlide retten.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
Der @irtnOie beim rSammel.
fprnng."

Ger Sammeliprung, Oiele eigen=
artige parlamcntarii1e 3ablmetbo-
Sc, lit ia garl5 oifenlidtlid) Don ben
@epflogcnbeiten Der @ammelbirten
berscnommerl, bie Oic Iicre ein5eln
Ourd einen ausgang %bcraustrcten
lailen. 0os 3ablen bcim SammeI-
iprung fam aber 81 elmer pirtuoS
9eiibten &unlt perOen, wenn eS itd)
I'M @ammelber0en BON uielet Sau-
ierloen BON Sieren batloclt. Das lit
in 4uitralien Ser SAL, unO bort
gibt eS audi @irtloicn in Scr GuS-
iibung Oes Sammeliprungs. Gos
3oblen rieIiger Sdafberoen muB
raid nno gan5 genau mtsgefibrt
merOen, oamit man ltetS einen
lleberblid iiber Sic por6anoene
Wenge bat. @ia ser altltrolii6e
@irte ein paar t~aliien0 Sammel
ab5dblcn, - mas ale paar Gage
cinmal borfommen fann-, 10 treibt
CT lie m cine 9urOe, Die bon elnem
anoeren einge5dilnten 8lnse our6
cine 3miidentuano getrenrt lit; Die
Oaopii6en gelegenet Giiren peroen
nun 10 melt geoifnet, oaB geraoe ein
S6af bequem binour6 fam, uno
Damn tperocn oie Gierc oorp6rts
getrieben, 10 oaB iinmer Gins ourd
cine Der oorbanoenen Seifnungm
tritt. Der 3GblfiiniiIer itc5t bei bic
fem Sammellprung auf elmer erbob-
ten Stene, un0 5tuar nit Dem 8in.
Sc, Inn oen Staub 81 pcrmeioen.
Sinter Inn ltebt elm @ebilfe, Ser ie-
oes Sunoert auf Elm beltimmtes
3eiden oes 3Gblers onr6 einem
Strid) ouf einen Stab beoeidnet.
9t1in ltromen Die Sdafc in itGnoiger
&cibenfolge ourd sic Sir binourd,
ie nad ser 3abl Der porbonocnen
Scfi1ungcn 81 5meien, 81 oreien
ODER fiinfen, uno Der &iinltlcr sGbIt
tie nun NIT ieincm gciibtcn duge.
obne iid ie gu perrcdnen.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
q II 8

an6ers gemeint.
56udgerin: uaIio, mein 8eiud 1T
Dir 0u 9onnerstag genebm?"
Sausfrau: nSebr! SD bate
5par Die @aidfrau beiteut, aber ib
per6e glei9 abiagen laiien."
Samdgerin: uGas fam i9 aber
ni9t gut perlangen.~
Sausfrau: 80, weSbaIb. oas
biBden @dide friegen mir beioe
l9on fertig!"
- l1m9rieben. g.: nsllio
sic fcnnen oen Serrn Sdmio?"
g.; nSa, er NOR friber ~:nL
aber e6rlid."
81: limo iest?"
g.: ~Sest tit ct elm t%poblbaben-
ser Wann!~
- 1aIant. Gin Serr iteiot
in Elm &ipe elm, in Dem bereits cine
iunge, biibIde Game iibt. ~ er
cine 3igarre rau6t, fragt er iein
@~egeniiber: .@eniert Sic Oas,
0rGulcin, lpenn ib raade?"
n8itte, nift i'm geringiten," mar
Die freunoli9e @ntDort.
rSlt eigentlif alid iebr natiir-
lid," iagt oaroui ser Scrr, u@n-
geIsf0pfden pflegen setpObnlid bon
&au1molfen ufngeben ot iein."
SeIbTein6 dsung.
Bauer (naG ser @eridtsiisung):
81 Siino uno S1ano iit's! Zen
@tiiGerna3i ipred)en + frei, neil er
fir blo0iiunig b%efunOen porOen it,
un6 id mllB brei @onat brnm-
men. 10 blo0iinnig pie Der Na6i
bin id 6odl min0eltens!"
8Iappe r m d ii d e n.
6ritden: gu mubt bod iebr flug
lem, Eante gerta!"
r@ielo oenn, Sris6en?"
r@a, 9apa iagt ood INNER: Gu
ocntit 10 melt wie Define gfaie
reiGi!"
~ edo. arst: Sic Sals,
cnt5iin0ung gebt 5uriid; Sbre Sat
tin miro balls pieoer iprcden."
s8alt wi0eriprefcn -
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
: 9 m @atbe6er

- Som &atbeber. Meine
Serren! Sd bebaupte, uno bebaupte
nidt einmal 81 piel bebauptet 5n boz
ben, menn id bebaltpte, boB meine
8ebauptung ridtig bebauptet lit, in.
Dem id bebaupte, Dab meme 8ebaup.
hung, 10 tpie id oieielbe bebalptet
babe, ii6erbaupt nidt anoers bebaup-
tet peroen fam.
- Ger oide s m q n n.
&eierbiIt, aufifneioeno: nBir batten
einen Sauptmann, Der mar 10 bid.
oaB inn elm 2eibpionier beigege6en
muroe."
r@o6u oenn?"
rSSSa, perit mir in Der Seuerlinie
lparen, 100 Sffi5iere uno Monn.
idofren ii9 binleeen miifien, 10
muBte Der Bionier Dem Sauptmann
INNER crit elm 2ager idaufeln, neil
er benz Scinoe aupiel 3iel bot"
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30
Die gran TT ntr pnIitik.
9cntidlamcrifamiIdc SraMem iino nd
ihrer @crnntiUurtlihfcit beiunkt.

Stir sic 5raucnpelt amerifa's
obqeIe6en bon Der eini9er lpentger
Stooten, lit Die 9foQe, Die lie nliit-
me6r in Ser &oIitif 81 ipielen beru-
len lit, etruas 5iemli9 gteues. aber
sic omerifonii6c 6rau urO nit ibr
notiirli6 audi oie oeitifameritotl-
ide Srau bat belpieien, OaB lie lit
Ser 8erantportIidfett uro Der
Gilidten hires 9iirgertltms nidt
ntnoer benuBt lit alS Der G1trdr
idnittsmGbler. Die erite 6rage, Die
no6 Der einfiibrung Oes 6rauen-
Itimmredtes auftaiid)te, mar notiir-
lid Die elmer neutrality-suspicious. Sr'
goJliiation ooer better geiagt, DIE
ro6 ben @runSidsem ndd oelet1
cine iolde Organization gu ifottet
mar. Solonge oas 6ralienItinumre1t
feline Satia1e NOR, batten gefpllle
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEN &ornpf
Inn Die politii6e @leidbere1tigl1ng
BON Monn uno Srou gefiibrt. @tner
Mebrbeit ser amerifanii6en Srouen
erIfien es mir notiirlid, OaB nod
errungenen Siege 0ie 6iibrnng bel
0ieien 8ereinigungeu bleiben iolte-
SnoeiIen itente iih balls gerltg ber-
aus, 0oB OieIe MnIi1t irrtiimli6 mar
uno oaB ltelte Orgoniiationel an Die
Steue Der iriiberen 81 treten bntteit.
Die alten 8ereinigungen maren 81
iebr ouf Die 8efdmpfung Der 3us
riidiebunq Ser Srau gegeniiber benz
Mtanne eingelteat, als Dob tie oeit
ftiiber b%efGmpfter llnterihieo nun
ieI6It 10 ifnea bdtten fallen lolien
fonnen. Ser &ontpf Ser omerifa1i-
iden Srau bate minme6r nidt LAM
ger ser unterifieoliden Sebanollng
ser @eIdle9ter, lonOern oenIelben
8rin8ipien un9 Tagesfragen 81 gel-
ten, Inn sic a%merifaniiAe Weonnera
melt f1mpft. IS lit cine ironilhe
IiiGung, OoB sic S1rittma1erinnen
Der politiiden @leiAbere6tignng
ser Srou aus Der &rena perldpin+
Sen muBterL Iobalo SoS &ennen ge-
ponnen NOR; aber sic @rfabrltng
bat gelebrt, oaB iene @orfdmpferin-
rem iif tutiGAli6 ni6t in Die neue
Gage 81 finoen permO6ten. Sie
groBen Sforen Ser netbereftigten
@ablcrinnen betpegen li9 oelnent-
lprebeno notiirlid MIR 5Dgerno i'm
politiiden 2eben uno aus ibrer
Neitte tatfen ab unO gu Sori1lage
ouf, oeren ltnboltbarfeit ni6t bring
lid qenltg oen Srauen Dor &ugen
oefii6rt mer9en fam. So na6m
iiinqit SSsobn aooms, Ser @~orliben0e
oes Disqualification Nationol-&o-
miteeS, 8eranlaiiung, Dor Dem Sea.
tionalen 5%rauenflu6 Der Neigu1l9
sur @riinOung elmer eigenen ameri-
faniiden Sraltenpartei ertgegen 81
treten. Gen lt1tteri6ieo Der @e.
ihledJter aIs parteitrennenoe5 ooer
rorteibiloenoes Clement in bic 8oli-
tiff ein5ufiibren, miirOe na6 Ioams
etipa ooflelbe beoerten, alS rDern ale
&otboarigen, ODER aue Sablfopfe,
ooer oae 8lau6ugigen lt9 Su elmer
8ortei 5uiommen i6lieBen MOLTEN.
Cine 5rarenpartei more mobl oas
Iette, mas feline 9ebansbereGtigung
in Der omerifanifhen Bolitif nod
3utpeiien bermodte. Nidt oaS Sren-
nenoe, Ionoern oa8 8e~rbinoeloe nno
@emeiniome m1B 6ie amerifanilfe
Jrou boronitelen, na9oem Die
Sdranfe, Die iie bonn @&anne trenn-
te, eefaaen lit.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

to0Ii6 erinroden Dor 0ieien 9idtert
mitten in Ser 0cht. ror Dem tobet-
oen Mann, benz Oas Gntlesen IN
Sen gliloen itan0.
als er lie iGb, ~seterte er nod
mcbr, er glaitbte pobr an cine @r'
ideinung in ieiner mabnnisieen
gIngit. ltu6 70 idrcienO, Die Sdroe
erbobert, itiir5te er 0opon, binaiis
in Die 0o6t, aif Der SluGt Dor
ieiiiem eigenen Sdrei.
0onon fiebert Die 5rau uto liegt
in Ingittr6imen, 5nrt uno idpod
tpie lie nod mar nah Dem &iroe.
@iftoido, Die 2auidenOe, beitgt
ibr @eiitt.
y@enn nun a6er rieIleidjt rief
Der &olt5 gar nidt nod Gem San
rttto meinte Oie Srau -" 9robeno
5u ibrer bagercn @rGBe oufgercdt
lte6t Die 9Ilte Dor Ser @e0uften.
Sag 0as nift nod einmal. @ar.
I'M ion Der Sotenpogel BEN &an
nift gerufen boben? 8eroiente er's
nidlt? ModteIt Oit eillen Serrn, Der
bid nit Der 8eitiHe iagt unO iein
Bfer6 qeger 0id treibt? Wt06teit
6lt 10 einen? 49, Mnria un0 SO.
iepb!"
Sic I1tpeigt eritorrt, 6enn Der
Ban itebt im Eiirrabmen. @s treibt
i'm lumber, ieit Der gt1f erflang, er
idlief ni6t mebr nod iener NoGt.
Man ioete linn, Die 6rau iei
fronf, uno er berniibt iid, Ieiie iiber
Die @Gnge gu gebelt, iiebt aber ni8t
aus, oIs Oh er begriffe. Sour 0ieie
@orte e6en bat er eefaBt, Die Ser
rrteilung!
Seine @ugen iteden. @r bebt bic
&ar0. g8in err pie0er ihlagen?
Sa berGnoert iid oas @eii6t. Gle
broune &ort, sic pie gegerbt aits-
iiebt, miro foil, oie Stirn inter
Dem i6tpar5en &aorbui6 neraiebt
ii6. @s ruff mieoer BORN Seniter,
boil un0 flG9li9 nit einem SAINT
merlaltt am @noe, Dor Dem 0as
9lut gerinnt.
Morii9fa iiebt ailf BEN 9an iie
tpeiIt binai1s. 90 gebt er, Ben
&iiGcn gefriimmt, gum Gang bin.
auf, Die Stufen enhor. iiber BEN
Sof mo- sic olten 8appeln iiber benz
S9elinenoa9 iitmmen uno iauien.
@r gebt Iangfam un6 nit geienf'
tenn &opfe, Der Stitrm 5errt an ibm,
uno Ser &egen peiti6t. @r i6eint
es niHt 5l ipiiren, er Ialli6t MIR
fem &eulen in ben 2iiften, oas nd'
berfomntt, Dem piloen Sriumpbie.
rem. @ntrinnen gibts nidt mebr,
fem &nien uno 8eten bilft: er muB
nun geben, pobin er ruft, oas
Sarpt ge6eugt.
Sect geat Der Sdrei bart iiber
Inn. CT iiebt auf, am ounflen
Simmel elm einiomer Stern amii6en
8oIfeninielm, ben, tr0ftltd). Son
er bod beten? Seine SGnOe iu6en
f9.
9auicn, araden, Splittern in Der
Sobe, elm 8eriten, oos bie Suit
5er16neioet. Damn Stine, i9au'
erto, tief 80. Die 8appeln lalt.
idlen Dem 9ie6erbredeu oeS IiteS
nod, Ser einen aberdeen nnter iid
hcgrub
Washington Journal., 1922-06-30

MIN bcOGdtig, bot er i6on erbcu.
tet?" ngto6 feire", CAB Sio miOer.
miuig uuo ~fleinIout 81, Oenn ord)
ct mar Der gLnii1i, OaB iolhe fiibne
Sat bon Ser SigenO nit Gedt gu
foroern iei. SD idpor", bob Set
aufS nelte an, Dab mir MIR Der
6reier niafommen iei, Der i6on
bret erbertete, Oenn mein @ioam
ioa cine eiierne SanO ba6en". Sio
erbob iid; er begriff Oies mar ons
leste 8ort.
2efs @eib iagte 8u Guile: Gin
mobler5ogener Singing. D@r
idldft," gab lire To6ter raid 5l-
rid.
Am iiberrG6Iten 0lorgett bro9te
ein panoernoer &anoeIsmam bic
&itnoe, 0aB i'm naben Srat lid cine
&Guberbonoe oiif Die SCRIBE oes Sef
@eneli %geporfen unO Den Stier le-
benbig fortgetrieben babe, obifon
Die Eiere bon 8eipaffneten gebiitet
tpor0en pnren. AIs er oas borte,
oudte 2ef 9eidniba ni6t nit elmer
Miene.
Nab orei @o6en b0rte ieber,
oaB i%enieits Der 9Oiaua BET ben
S9freli, ols cine SerOe ouf ben
@eg our @intertpeioe mar, cine
Sampfibar flugs Die Strten ttber'
fiel uno ibnen, aIer @egenipebr
gum Tros, ben i90niten Stier emit
fiibrte. 9a lonote 2ef oen iiingiten
3nappen bin gu Sio uno lieb ia
gen, er bleibe 5tpor orf ieinem 8ort
beIteben, inoes iei es &i5as Sa6e,
i6m beim oritten Stier au6 81 be-
peiien, ooB er pirfli6 ielbIt Der
fiibne Eater lei.
@r tueroe SEN 9elpeis er6ringen,
mar 6ie antlport, un0 Ser &nappe
fiigte BET afs er Set beridtete, oob
OIos &iaa nun fein &nabe mebr
lei, 6aB er i'm bielmebr felbit emp
ling, bo9fabreno, tpie ii9's benz
$erreniobne ge5ieme, oaB er ibn1
i'm eigenen Stall Die geitoblenen
Stiere 5eigte, mel6e ibre Seroe3et'
den trugen, uno oaB er iibermiitig
Gobte, ols itGn0e i6on Der brittle
Stiere bier BEL Den bei0en onoerer.
3pei @Gdte ipdter ertpa1te 2ef
bonn SiIfborn ieines Sirten, oaS
i'm 5u Silfe REF. 2ef nabm feline
6linte uno ging aus ieinem Salie
raid Der ltfertpeioe 5u, l1no fam
gu ipGt. Ser Sirte lag gefelielt,
aus Ser 5erne ober rief Sligo ourd
Die 0unfelbeit: SD bins, Oios
Gi5a aus &raboi6!" 6alt iibertOnte
0as @ebriia oes Stieres, Sen er ge'
raubt, feiner 3unge lallte Stimme.
Set i9oB oltfs @eratetpobl ms
0unfel, ie6o9 umionit; er batte altf)
ni6t treffen poaen. 9aB ietn lido
ner Stier geroubt mar, itano urbe-
Itreitbor feIt. glm 19iten Worgen
fam elm 8ote &i3os. SET m6ge iidJ
oen oritten Stier beieben uto ieines
@ortes geoenfen.
60 CAB Set oenn 2ltle bin, neil
er nift anoers fonnte. Sin ibrem
Sodaeitstage mar iie IiebliG unter
ibrer idtperen &roile bon eIeiBeno
lidtem Soar utlo eoloenem Sitter.
@ls 6ann ser Sligo na9 al Dem
S9mauien utt0 @aiteOienen iie eno-
Ii9 in Die eigene &ammer fiibrte,
90 beugte fi6 oas Ma06en, oenn
iie mar BEL elmer bal6en Spunne 10
bod pie er, 5u ieinen Sdnoen
nieoer urlo la9te: nSelte SGnoe baIt
9u", iagte iie. Sbm mar Dor ibrer
S6onbeit iuarm INNS Ser5, bod
lofte er lpie tie. pSa, feite Sanoe"
uno i6loB iie in bic arme uno fiiBtc
iie. = Sic fiiblte pobl, Der mar
nun ibr our Sreuoe garta erfpa6t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-11
LADIES NIGHT PLEASANT
EVENT DESPITE WEATHER.

Ladies night at the Lion weekly
dinner Tuesday evening at the Tea
Room was one Of che pleasing social
events of the early week, notwith-
standing the steady downpour of rain
which came just at the hour Of gath
ering. Many Of the Lion ladies ven
tured out, with the result that the
evening was enjoyed by all, with
the rendition of one of the best pro-
grams ever put on by the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Snow, recently
married and residing in Americus,
were presented a handsome silver
service as a token Of the very high
regard in WHICH Cub Snow is held by
his club associates. They expressed
their appreciation Of the service in
a charmingly gracious manner.
w E. Mitchell was enrolled on the
club roster, the distinction of being
the first new year member being
thus thrust upon him unawares.
President Fl. E. Allen spoke briefly
Of the activities OF the club, predict
ing a most uesful and far-reaching
influence for the club during the year
1922.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-11
REDCROSSPLANS
TOEXTEND WORK
Assurance Of Public Support
Permits Stabilized Program
From Year To Year

ATLANTA, Jan. 11.-Officials of
the Southern division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross are now planning the
most extensive campaign of activity
yet undertaken by the worlds great
est organization for humanitarian
service. The extensive nature of this
program is made possible by the sue
cess of the roll call, concluded on
Thanksgiving Day.
All reports are not yet in but the
reports that have been received clear
ly indicate that despite national bust
ness depression and the particularly
uncertain condition of the South's
finances, the people of the South
have realized the Importance of
maintaining the Red Cross organiza-
ton and its permanent peace time
program.
Assurances are given that not only
will the present chapter work be
maintained throughout the division,
but in many instances it will be en-
larged. The number of visiting
nurses will be maintained, while home
service particularly for war veter-
ans and the members of their families
will be carried on along broader lines
even, than during the past year.
In short, the Red Cross has now
had assurance of sustained public
support which will permit of stabil-
lied, systematic program, bringing
the greatest amount of good to the
greatest number of people in each
community. year in and year out.
1t was noteworthy fact in con-
nection with the roll call that wher-
ever the Red Cross workers came in
most intimate contact with the PEG.
pie of a community. that community
responded to the roll call appeal in
the greatest ratio.
This was particularly true in the
small isolated settlement where the
Red Cross chapter was the one organ
ization for social service, and where
the Red Cross nurse was not only
nurse, but teacher, and sometimes
spiritual adviser Of the entire neigh
borhood.
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Society
SOCIAL GLEANENGS
OF SOUTHER FIELD.

Capt. and Mrs. F. d. Downe, of
Huntington, L. l., are guests Of their
daughter, Mrs. Douglass B. Neither
wood and Major Netherwood at their
quarters. Capt. and Mrs. Bovine were
pleasantly entertained during the
holidays and were among the guests
that composed an interesting watch
party new years eve, the guests in
GLIDING the officers and their fami-
lies.
Miss Powell, of Hampton, Va, is
expected soon to reside with her sis
ter, Mrs. John A. Wyatt, and will be
cordially received by their friends.
Lieut.. Charles Hale Bowman has
returned from a months visit during
the holidays at,his home in Yves Vir-
GINA.
Capt. Milton Price, formerly den
tai surgeon at the post, received a
pleasing welcome recently on a visit
here. He was en- route from the Wal
Ter Reed hospital where he has been
on duty to his new post in the Philip
pine Islands.
Mrs. George Dierking has return
led to his home at st. Louis, after a
Ia visit to his cousin, Mrs. Lawrence
Churchill. During the holidays Mrs.
Churchill gave an informal little tea
dance for Mr.. Dierking, the guests
Including Misses Mary Glover, Eu-
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Gus, was the weekend guest of Miss
Anola Murray.
Mrs. Fannie Jennings and guests,
Mrs. Lon Wise, of Atlanta, and Mrs.
Walter Parker, of Shiloh, returned
Monday from snort stay with rela-
tiyes in Americas.
Mrs S. h Zimmerman left Tues
day for MeRae, where she will visit
her mother, Mrs. Macarthur, for a
week or ten days.
Mrs. w. H. Bostwick, of Cordele,
spent Tuesday pleasantly the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. /. d. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Montgomery
spent Monday on their far.c in Web
ster county,
Royal Fletcher, Who has been with
the firm of Oliver, Mcdonald in the
capacity of bookkeepcr for the past
several years, has accepted a position
with Plains Bank, E. NJ. Oliver sue
ceeding him at Oliver, Mcdonald Co.
Those from Plains serving on the
jury this week are T. NJ. Lowery, L..
+. Wise, James H. Glawson, R. H.
Wise, D. NJ. Josey and B. T. Marshall.
On Friday evening Mrs. H. r. Nc
Gee was hostess at a lovely dinner
party. The living room was bright
with growing poinsettias, ferns and
cut flowers. The prettv Amounted
table had for a centerpiece bowl
Of pink geraniums and ferns. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. E. Tim
norman, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Sellers,
Morgan and Wilbur Sellers, of Ameri-
Gus and Miss Julia Coleman.
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genia Parker, Dorothy CargiH, Ger
trude Davenport, Anne Ivey; Messrs.
Frank Sheffield, Henry Clay, Franz
Stapleton, H. E. Allen, James Daven'
port, John R. Cargill and Arthur
Rylander, Jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner Mccall and
son, John Turner, and Mr.. F. Hutch
ings Moore motored down from Rome
and were guests Of the lattef's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lawrence Churchill, for a
a brief visit during the holidays.
Mrs. J. P. Gill and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph f. Brown will be guests at
Souther Field during this weekend
and will be honored with an informal
little dance.