The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 5

1 Tiir DAN VILLE VA MONDAY JANUARY 80 1022 Lovick Schoolfield Depot ireswept Al Our Entire Stock of AT A REDUCTION I WHY PAY MORE? Long Batistes 14 Days Nainsooks Muslins Kimonos 7 Cambrics Dimities Of Money Saving That Mean Real Economy! Sheets and Cases i and Table Damasks Napkins Knit and Panel Curtains 20 Per Cent Crepe de Chines Ail Winter Ready to Wear At Half Price Song Old "The Moi fiin 300 Trading Stamps for No Memos No Approvals No PhonO Orders ROSENSTOCKS Huck Towels Bath Towels Bath Rugs Bath Sheets Cup Crashes pajama Cheeks Sheetings Casings lannels Outings Linings Knit Goods of Many Kinds Teddy Knit Suits Cretones and Silkolires Embroideries Dress Muslin Underwear Crepe de Chine Underwear Wint er Underwear Corsets Brassieres' Camisoles Bed Spreads Blanket's Ginghams ChambraySj All Wash Goods And with each Winter Suit we Will Give During this Sale John Davis formerly of this elty Who has been visiting his par ent Mr and Mrs Davis for ths past two days leaves this aft ernoon f6r Dothan Ala where he has beep transferred by th Wdol worlh company of Norfolk at whjch place ht manages one of the com pany's Stores King of Rdanoke has re urned home after a short visit to'hta aieter Mrs 3 Wayths ulton Bags bf Leather Silk Plush Waists bf Georette Crepe de Chine Mens Socks Raincoats Jersey Taffeta and Skirts Waists Hand Made of rench Voile Curtain Scrim and Nets Curtains of net and Marqui sette Just received consisting of Taf fetas Cantons Knit weave Serges Tricotines and Jerseys and shown for the first time at the discount Sale Price of during" tfiis "sai 1 4 days only we will place on sale 100 NEWEST STYLE SPRING DRESSES five ATsa TSHE we hve a Irtyy" Mjg te favorites tftaft trill never die uso son uie century edition teaching containing over 2000 se lections of ths best works of the Only is cents th fill ree lAcmnss inSA awr Svice Try eno tai be convinc ed We sell everythlnt In teaching supplies Visit our sheet music room A competent young lady In eharge 1 QUALITY DRUG STORE Everything Musical Pianos Spcc 4(ty Opp Postoffice Danville Va Laces Silks Georget tes Columbia Knitting Yarns Gloves Kid Silk and Chamois Silk Wool Cotton Neckwear Neckwear Plush Scarfs Hundreds of Notions Buttons Handkerchiefs Embroidery Materials Crash for Runners Oil Cloth Rubber Sheetings Stork Sheetings Silk Plush Scarfs ur Trimmings 1 1 2 'Kt PARTIAL LIST THE DEAD High Class Merchandise On Sale or ourteen Days BEGINNING (Continued from Page 1) Elliot Sproul of Danville Lewis Strayer Washington cor respondent of ho Pittsburgh Dls patch Conroy Vance redericks burg Va William Walters Brooklyn student at Georgetown uni versity Guy Eldridge Salt Lake City brother in law of Senator Smoot of I 'tali Oscar Hanston Chicago his wife and two daughters Helen and An' In Cutler Laflin Jr aged 16 VteUt UjbJi jMnry Ethel Atkinson Beal William Bikie Thomas Boorne Mrs Daisy Girvcy Bowden Albert Buehler William jf Canby' uf red I Brysbea Nort Adams Mass student of George wwu univcrMiy Mrs Covell If Crocket Vinecut Danker Thomas Dorsey Helen Dorsel i A (i Eldridge Mrs Alfred Eldridge I Ernest McC nrr Christian John leming Miss Mary Lee leming (Hiomis leming reeman Crawford Mrs Clyde Gearhart Hall Douglas BDlyer William Hughes Daniel Jackson 1 Mias Elisabeth Jeffries John Jeffries IToward Knees! Lehlor Cod 75c 27c 47c 83c 27c 98c 29 dins 30c Brows Seltzer 35c Sal Hepat 2C Jg Toilet 1 Paper lUC WHY PAY Servibb Satisfaction 258 Shin St Is Theatre Victim (Continued from Page ID gtMit'Mr SchdvlflSld said that hlu brother hnd rnrt with fatal acci dent turd that ths remains would bs brought back to Dantdllu flt soon as zkilns cnuld leave there detail had boon resolved this about the circumstance ur roundlng Mr CehoolOeld'e altend ance At iho theater or of his ihjur lea' hours JaOob BchOfloid Who lives near Danville wn sanxloua IbX the rriah referred to in press dh: patches ho his brothef Norman fchofield of Culpeper Mjti Swanson yesterday evening re ceived telegram from Washington tilling her that Mrs Eldridge had hdert idljed frith her husband in the XniekofbOoker disaster Hr and Mm SWanson who are eoiieijne of Mrs 'Eldridge are leaving for Washington thia afternoon Before leaving she said that the ydunfc woman received her education In Danvillo at tho It I but never lived here With her people Wd? a gifted and bright ir nd ihttrAntlvo young woman about 25 years of agie MW Swannoh said She married Alfred Eldridge organ ist ot Margaret's Episcopal churchin Washington and both wdre very prominent In the work of that Shts eatd that they have one Elsie Eldridge aged 8 who Jis thus renderod an orphan by tho calamity Word was received this morning that the remains of Lovick School field would be brought to Danville on rfratn No 35 tomorrow evening eral announcements will be madelata? Mr Schoolfield who was born 11 city 1n September 1890 had lived virtually all of his life here un tl) two years ago Ribbons Buttons (Continued from Page T) from the north for twenty four hours1 Everything burned In the de bris jeutUrday was to be seen a num ber of 'Ku Klux Klan robes Tho vaudeville company of George li Gardner playing here last week lost everything they had The personal clothing and igs paraphernalia was in trunks at the station and every thing was burneil 'this representing no small los iMb the individuals Several sacks of rftiill were destroy ed At tho postoffleo it snld was lust night that none of this was incom ing mall to Danville but for the most part was mail waiting to be sent to Norfolk Superintendent A Shelton was asleep in his private cur almost in front of the station when the fire broke out He was on his way to Washington to atslst in restoring or 'der out of chaotic conditions An engine quickly pulled his car and others in danger from tho heat out of way Early yesterday morning the South ern ordered lumber and soon con structed a new ticket office Sydnor DeButts chief clerk for Su perintendent Shelton said this morn ing that so far as the company had been able to learn tho fire started from wiring in the attic Ten days ago the insurance inspector was in Danville and tvent over the work and found It satisfactory The loss ac cording to company officials will be about $40000 which does not include the amount which will have to be paid out in Claims for burned bag gage According to Mr DeButts engln eers who have viewed the walls find that they are safe and it is the in tentlon of the railway company to put the building back in the same location and as it was at the time of the fira with possibly a few bene ficial changes "As to insurance it' is said that it is covered by $42000 which found 1s eat aside by the company which car ries its own risk According to rail way officials a freight train engineer first sa wa spurt of flame in the roof and pulled his whlsle cord for a sustained blast which he intended as an alarm About the same time burning embers fell through to the first floor and then those In the build ing became aware of tire About $90 in currency in the baggage room was destroyed by Are Nearly all of the ticket office money was saved Pos sibly $70 in currency was recovered from the debris Some of this was silver money which had melted and run together freak of the fire Was revealed In the debris of the res taurant While the was enough to melt the coffee urns when the re frigerator was pulled out of the smoking debris It was found to con tain five pounds of ice and ice cold drinks this under a covering of heated debris Just who gave the alarm is not Quite clear A few minutes before five the telephone in the Pat ton street station rang ireman A Malcum answered it At that mo ment he declares the operator said "Number The fireman told the operator he says that the bell rang and sought' to establish the then went dead A fswmoffieriri iater he heard a man's voice very faintly on the wire saying I trying to get someone to ring that fire aiarm' Malcum at onee aroused the men and told them that a call was coming They were putting on their rubber boots when the gong rang and they made a quick turnout RANK Mcall Bells It or Leu Early Sunday With Loss ully $60000 ROSENSTOCKS 335 MAIN STREET Tuck Me Td fteep In My The feholli (TrMJniobs hit) Pay It WitX (rom AMtsta KS LT A CWcvn Ship Yot Hoo Wabash Blues Wang Wang Bittes Mi Chdfie jXy SUnhjr Tentiwse My Mammy I Want Mr Home Again Wtq No flfy Mammy Sfoitfrgw fWS a Why Don't' ten Answer Me IRown th Trail to Homa Sweet HmVe ATI By Peggy Mississippi lows Afth yti Margie ErnyfeWy April ffSowers Remember the 14 Days January 31 to Wednesday eb 15 A Sale of Importance to Every Thrifty A Sale That Gives You the Change to Select Any Goods In the Store And Save 20 Per Cent these Are The Very Latest ues an 31 En ding Wed eb 1 5 rank Mcall DRUG STORE keeplyq wzua Tablet prient) taken at Plght w1a hl kP you wall by n4 strengthening your di uoa and elimination usearor otvr 31 Minister Bianchi ot Guatemala Heott Montgomery William A Waiters Walsh Juck McKimlic (brother Wyatt jicKiinue) i Christine Thompson Puiihis Iamby Walsh Kirkland Duke Esther I'osier Ilussell Maitto Mrs an io Parson Alburt linker Misu iTrniies Bikie Dr James Shea Trolley Service Is Re established (Continued from Pngs 1) of the snow etorm yesterday It thawed rapidly nil day until sundown when It froze making sidewalks and streets today more treacherous than nt any time since tfru ig storm Tho sidewalks have been generally speak ing sufficiently to enable podestrithis to walk dryshod Tho city ordinance pi ovides that after i snow each property holder shall clear the sidewalk opposite tho property immediately in order that the snow shall not be packed down tight by pausing feet Notwithstanding the snow tho at tendance at the Sunday schools and at the churches was excellent and a good many young men ami women made a special effort to be on hand at service during the day Traffic on the streets was heavier than at any time since Thursday al though driving an automobile was no easy task and was rendered uncom fortable duo to the hummocks of snow which developed at many points about the streets It is already realized that the re cently laid smooth paving on both sides Of the struct car tracks on Main street has been badly damaged On the northbound track the damage seems to have been especially Large cakes of asphaltic coating have come up and the entire surtace is three or four inches higher than the street car track This believed to have been due to snow finding its way under the surface to the bricks and in this way forcing up the upper surface This will be a heavy expense to the city The peril of more roofs caving in was believed today to be parsing with th melting of the snow gradually re lieving the burden of the snow laden roofs The last roof to cave in was on Sun day afternoon about two o'clock when a portion of the roof over the hall of the Junior Order United American Mechanics located on Main street fell in ortunately there was no one In the building at the time The noise of the crash at tracted members of the fire depart ment across the street and they went to the hall on the third floor and found a portion of the roof covering an area of about 20 by 30 feet caved under by the weight of the snow The part of the root across the hallway did not fall this being supported by the petition between the two sections ot the structure City Engineer Linville had a force of men working all through the night removing snow from Main street Last night the high banks in the gutters were carried away in trucks and dumped into the river He will continue this work every night and hopes to have the busi ness section of town cleared by the middle ot the week Miss Ella tValdron Dies At Hospital Miss Ella Waldron passed awav yes terday morning at 10 at 'the General hospital at the age of 80 years death being due to the infirm! ties of her HdmnnArl ntra dron was admitted to thts hospital three weeks ago in a very feeble and weakened condition and her death may not be considered unexpected rhe funeral will be held this after ivvu ax ciock troni the residence of Mrs Keck 739 Loya! street tier niGC with whuui had made her home Deceased had been a resident of this city practically her entire life Sho was born in July 1848 near Laurel Grove being the daughter of Militant and Sailie Wnldron fehe was never married: The family moved to Danville: when Miss Waldronwas a young woman and she has re sided here since She was tt consis tent member of Main Street Methodist church and attended regularly until her advanced ago prevented The funeral services afternoon will bo by Rov Latham the pastor assisted by DuBOse Interment will bo made in Green Ilin cemetery i Salvation Army Drive Starting Today The moving picture show fn nection with the Salvation felrmy drho at tho Broadway Theatre yai terday evening and stt large crowds who enjoyed tho" beau tuul pictures very much ofllelaU oi the Salvation Army Wish to tliank tr A IT 4 muni dots the orchestra Avho doimt led their services and aW tho era Awuscinant company who grant' a 'thfi theatre A Tho drive really starts tar? ay when the pledge cards will begin to be call ed The citizens of Danville trill hep greatly if they will send their cards through the A dozen Salvation Army and lassies arc collecting the cards "hut the finding their task extremely difficult owing to the fact that traveling is so diffi cult owing to snow and inclement weather The driveis arousing greatemliusiasm and contributions wMueig in ireeiy The Above are 30 Cents the Copy postpaid anywhere $100 Wompoles Liver OU 35c Vicks £alve 60c Syrup igs $110 Vitamin Tablets 35c Sloans Liniment $125 Mrs Rink hrtn Co 40c Castor 1 ia 1 eOc'Capu 20 PER CEN Every Article in the Store on Sale at a Saving to You of 20 Cents on Every Dollar Not a Sale Of a ew Well Known Brands Of Cottons at Cut Prices But Cottons and Everything in the Store On Sale at the Big Discount Of Twenty Per Cent Making Eighty Cents Do the Work Of a Dollar 4 tmnan MoJunnoy Erm tt MatelUo Mm Norman Martindale Acne Mallon Mrs Jean Mirsky Mrs Veronica Morphy Mrs Vivian Ogden Miss Lois Miss Hazel Price Miss Marie Russell Mrs Cora Signonrney Miss Marie Smith Victor Sturgin Mrs Gertrude Taylor William Tracy Miss Gladys Thothas Charles Cowles Tucker Mrs Charles Cowles Tucker Jacob Urdcng Mrs Jacob Urdong Louis Vallyntine Mrs Louis Vallyntine Miss Mildred Walford John Walker Mrs John Walker Cap William Warner quartermaster corps A Mrs VViijiani Warner Mrs Charles Wesson wife of Col Wesson ordnance aenartment A Ivan White Miss Margaret Dutch Ludlng lu i Mich Miss Bikie Mrs Virginia arraud sister ot 4 Umbrellas 7p Sweaters of Off He OH Block fTW LI I a Made rov children and adult nfi hi xai'fl TwiiaiiiHian SHEET l'OSIG! Mira i Mown a 1 lOffradient thfn coated 11 4.