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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call. ~ O'Clock m.-washington
Railway and Electric Is 81 900 at SITS.
Capital Traction. l <I461a
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. Is at 90is,
at 9ei4. % at 80. 10 al 30.
Washington Loan and Trust. at go. 80 at 2le.
Washington Safe Deposit, . at 81
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 30 at CO.
Washington Gas. % at 60S, 100 at 6o4, 35 at
COZ. 100 at co.'s, Is at sou
Mergenthaler Linotype. l at *i96.
Lanston Monotype. 30 at 1873. 100 at 1913. 100 at
15ls, 100 at 1915, 100 at 1913 100 at 1875, rs at
15h. 100 at 15s buyer co., 100 at 15A. 100 at
1888 buyer 601.
Greene Copper 100 at %, 100 at % 80 at 20 CT
at %. % at %, 100 at ISIS. 100 at 2S24, 100 at
2S5s. 100 at 2Sa,. 100 at 291s tbuyer COZ.
After cal-Wnshington Railway and Electric
pfd.. at 90i,.
Washington Railway and Electric IS. $1,000 at
SI34.
iaustop Monotype. 100 at 1875.
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The World Of
Finance and Trade

Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul, 173L
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 59ts.
Consolidated Gas, 1874
delaware and Hudson, 202E
Denver and Rio Grande 43L
Erie. common. 41A.
Illinois Central. 169jz
Kansas City Southern, 2ts.
louisville and Nashville 149I.
Manhattan Elevated 15r
Mexican Central 2fn
Missouri. Kansas and Texas com. .it,.
National Lead 80.
New York Central, l45.
Norfolk and Western S;ss
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 1867.
Reading, i2Jss
Railway Steel Springs. 81.
Repunlic Steel and Iron pfd-. aSY.
ROCK Island. CON-. 26is
Rock Island. pfd.. G614
81. l. and San Francisco. I'd pfd.. 49,.
Sioss- Sheffield Steel 1873
Southern Pacific. IS.
Southern Railway, 30
United States Rubber. 5oI,
nlted States Steel 39Ia
United states Steel. preferred. 104s..
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 19.-wheat frmer;
spot contract. s31sassa; March, ss1aas3ai; April,
s3Aas4; May, SitaaSIts. Steamer No. 2 red 77Ibs
77t.; receipts 1852; southern grade 77ILas3I
Sornmstrong; spot. 4Isa4TT; March. do; April.
4s-ss4sSs; May, 4eSsa499s; July, 81 asked; steamer
mixed. 4eAa46h; receipts 195847; exports. 459.-
Pa southern white corn. 46aas1a; southern yellow
corn. 45a4G9. -
oats-Firmer; No. 2 white, 35slass: No 3 white
85sS51a No. mixed 341Aa34A; receipts, 6 295.
Rye-Dull; No. western. 64i4a85 export 6saG9
domestic receipts. 3, 1856.
Hay-steadyi No timothy. sl45o bid No 1
clover mixed, u. 90 bid.
Grain Freights-Quiet: steam TO L,yerpool per
bushel, 1Ad. April; Cork for orders, per quarter.
2 Cd. April = Fi'
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Nerves and Fallacies.

From the I.ady's Pictorial
IL Is the society woman who Is generally
described az the victim of nerves, drink
and drugs. rest cures being her portion yet
experience shows that she Is In reality a
much more placid person than the working
woman. and statistics further show that
madness is much more prevalent In rural
districts. where life is made up OF the trivial
round.
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wealth has piled his dollars Into heaps or
millions and tens and hundreds of millions
ne dies. and his children and his grand
children and his great grandchildren spend
or lose tt. 1t passes back into the general
fund after having served as an incentive
Tor the general betterment.
Sic yos non vobis''--thus. the political
economists size 1t up. does the ambitious
money getter labor less for himself than
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Grain and Provisions SUMMARY
Liverpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL, March 19-Wheat-Spot
nominal; futures steady; March nominal;
May. IS. esd; July. 6s. esd. Corn-Spot,
American mixed. new, firm, As. I'D !; Ameri-
can mixed. old steady. As. I'D; futures
steady; March. nominal; May As. 21ad
Hops in London CPacifc COAST, quiet,
f2af3 IS,
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, 81 10i 40; government receipts
from internal revenue 81 pos go; customs,
81 ,o20, 3SS; miscellaneous, $14S, S0I; expendi-
lures, S2100 600.
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New York Stock Market

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers. 1419 T street members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board OF trade.
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Closing Quotations.

closing Quotat1ons.
At the close Of the stock market at 3:0s
O'clock the following stocks had changed
IN price since the above quotations, there
being no change in the balance OF the clos
ing figures as given above:
Amalgamated Copper, 1884,.
American Car & Foundry ION
American Locomotive, e6%.
American Smelling 1894
American Smelling. pfd. IaG%
American Sugar, 136%.
Baltimore and Ohio, iO9jx.
Canadian Pacific. no.
Chicago Great Western 20k.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

Ne" YORK. March l9.-The cotton mar
nc. opened frm at an advance of Call
poHits ana after some irregularity. In
creased the gain TO a matter of 1Oa13 points
on the active months. ruling firm around
that level during the middle of the morn
ing with business only moderately active
and shorts covering one of the chief sources
OF support. The advance was due to bad
weather In the south. buliish Liverpool ca
pies and continued reports that the bear
ieadef OF the earlier season had turned a
Dun. Nothing was learned officially re-
saroins the date of the next census. but
me trade expects it tomorrow at o'clock
,, Spot closed quiet. Is points higher: mid
S Se uplands. lilo; middlng gulf. 1853
Sales. 100 bales e''' A''
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Z. r. Chapman & Co. "a. B.
Chapman. manager). members New York Stock Ex-
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NOTABLE LACK OF BUYING
| FEW LIQUIDATING ORDERS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, March tp-When all quar-
+ers OF the stock market follow a common
direction. II may ordinarily be assumed that
speculative sentiment has hit upon some
novel and important influence upon which
operations are predicated. AS matter OF
fact discussion In Wall street circles this
morning converged simply upon the long
and more or less dreary category of topics
with which interest has been ABSORBED iot
several weeks past.
To these there was. to be sure, added to-
day the reports OF the serious indisposi-
ton of the capitalist dominant in point OF
ownership, although not of direction, In the
Standard OH Company AS matter Oh
fact the gentleman In question Withdrew
from all active participation in business
affairs several years ago, and without re-
gard OF his present physical condition II Is
palpably absurd TO suppose the security
market is or will be threatened with
7,recfnitate liuuidation OF the securities IN
which lie may be Interested
Hostilities to Corporations.
For the rest. the chief subjects discussed
outside OF market circumstances or 'heni-
selves, were the many manifestations Oh
hostility 20 corporation interests, The dp-
p1oaching crisis In the labor situation III
the coal regions and the unsatisfactory
state of the money market.
Within the physical limits OF the STOCK
o. chynge even these subjects were subordl-
ratc in interest 10 the absolute lack of buy
ip., power which was revealed in the DEAL
irsa throughout the greater part or the
business session. Trading was largely OF
a professional character and the technical
circumstances noted appealed strongly 10
tn class of operators whose market ven
lures furnished the bulk of the days deal
IIgS
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Trading Largely of a Profess
sionaI Character.
NOTABLE LACK OF BUYING
Discussion Converged on Topics Two
Weeks Old.
A FEW LIQUIDATING ORDERS
little Alteration In the Money Market
Affairs-Londons influence Was
Again Negligible.
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AND BEARS

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
MEM YORK. March I9--while it Is still
believed in speculation centers that the
stock market will continue quiet for tho
next two weeks. the sentiment this morn
Ing was somewhat more cheerful than 1t
was last wee. With respect to the mar
ket later on. there is practically universal
confidence. This opinion is held, not only
here in town, but by large operators who
are in the south and at various other WIN
ter resorts and who have been heard from
within the last few days The opinion Is
becoming more general that there will not
be anthracite strike and that. as has
been believed for some time. bit,,minons
strike will be aTerted Without special did-
Guilty. The opinion is also expressed by
men who are in a position to know accu-
rately that the recent advance in money
rates will not long continue aud have been
due largely to artificial conditions.
The idea is freely expressed that when
the market becomes more active the SOUTH
ern group of railroad stocks will figure
prominently. trust company onciat IN
this city who has just returned from a trip
of several weeks to Florida brings back a
highly favorable report regarding conditions
throughout the SOUTH
President Maben of the Soss- Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company. who returns 70
Birmingham tomorrow. expects the SOUTH
ern iron market to continue TO snow im-
provement. He says that he sees TO lndl-
cation of falling of In the consumption
OF iron. but. the other hand. he looks
for the consumption to continue at pfac-
ticaiiy the same high rate that mas pre-
vailed for many months.
He believes. however. that as TIE iuI
naces have been running practically iuii
tilt for long time. II will be necessary TO
shut some of them down soon for repairs
and he calls attention to the fact that as a
result the production will fall OF some
what and the stocks of iron viii be reduced
proportionately.
The bank of Montreal has entered into an
arrangement with the government OF ire
province OF Ontario. Canada, by which the
Ontario government will float its first per
manent loan, which amounts in the 1eiSh-
borhood of s72e0.O00. The bonds ale 70
bear 31a per cent interest, be dated May 10.
1906. and will be due in 1y46. or the total
issue. Ell coo Will he offered In England
at 9s1s. and M.e00ooo Will be offered IN
Canada.
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Washington
Loan s. Trust Co..
OFFICE COR. :TH AND SITS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. 100000.

Loans In any amount made on approved rea,
estate or collateral NJ Reasonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on conthiy hab
ances subject to check.
This company acts 40 executor, aerSinistra-
tor. trustee. agent. treasurer. registrar aA1
In all other ncuciary capacities.
Boxes for rent In burglar ara nreproof
vaults for safe deposit and storage OF vsta
able packages.
Real KState Department IL prepared to a.
gnDe The manasement Of yoF5 real eststs
Careful attention given 70 g. details.
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A report has 1t that the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company Is
about to begin erecting an extensive plant
at Bloomfield. n. J.. in close proximity 20
the D., l.. and w. and Erie railroads About
Sl,Up,0o is TO be expended on the plant
which will give employment to 1000 hands
more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-19

United States Judge Waddill, at Noi}o!k,
has advised that the Bay Shore railroad.
which during ten years has been IN a re-
ceiyers hands, shall be sold by public auc-
ton. the terms OF sale being a deposit OF
$4,000 cash at the time of sale, and the re-
mainder to be paid over within thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-19

The contemplated merging of the ele-
waited lines of Chicago has been deferred.
it is said. because of the recent decision OF
the courts against the traction company
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The state of Maryland, which owns $500
shares OF the stock of the Washington
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio has re-
fused offer from che latter for the stock
and will not sell for less than 500 share.
This price the state insists is not eXorbi-
tant when IL Is recalled that the earnings
for the last year We're about - per cent on
the branch road
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Today's Cotton Summary.

Saotauoos furnished by Atwood Violet & n
nenipers New York and New Orleans cotton ex
nortSn washington branch Office 7l3 14th street
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At the meeting In this city of the COM
mittee on bank legislation of the American
Bankers Association a clean money bill
was Endorsed which provides that banks in
the interior may send bills for exchange.
unfit for circulation. by registered mail
without expense, The committee also ia
vored issuance of s. gold certificates as a
means of furnishing a sufficient amount Of
small bills to the country.
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Bar silver steady, s0i. per ounce.
Money. 3a3ia per ceat.
The late OF discount In the open market for
short bills Is 3% per cent.
The of discount In the open market for
three months bills is 3isa3 g-1e per cent.
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Greene Copper was also one of the large
traders of the day. and the scale of prices
showed somewhat of decline from the
level that has been maintained
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EsaEis9 80 NHAgs#&H HaA GN8 S.ENIa,
wilt ia glad to ,hearaFthnt she. Is much

willsbe glad 70 hea that she isSs much mut
Improved @# S.sa s.&gS
Mrs. Charles scarrlnEton and Miss Avis
Grant have returned y ve as
Professor and Mrs, Edmund Harrison,
OF THoppkinlsyyilla Ky, Miss Kath-
crime Harrison aregguests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Howard d. Hoge at No.B7l6 East Frank
lin Street, and are being greeted most
warmly byH1their many Richmond frlendHs
Mrs Cary Nelson, Miss Juliet Scott,
and Miss Donna Peters Wills have gone
to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Charles willis sha. returned 70 the
city, after Q pleasant nj pSto& ana
Alexandria .
MRS, We!slger and her daughter Mrs
nj. j. Harrison, have gone to Waynes-
poro. Va. to spend tho summer.
Mrs. Robert Carter Nelson Is spending
several weeks With her sister. Mrs, Pope
In Greensboro, n. g. Mt Nelson mas
gone North on 2 Wedding 5SrlR
Mrs. Addison Braerne IL visiting rela-
tives III Lexington, Ky,
Miss saidee Louise skeggs, q niece to
the Mayor OF Decatur, Ala, leaves this
city for her summer home at the sea-
shore,
Mrs, Clifton NJ. Miller and Clifton Miller.
Jr.Yi are the guests Of Mt "a, Hel1;
near Wilmington, Va. Miss EVELYN Bell
and Mlss Bessie Elicit have returned to
their homes there. after spending the
winter In thtaS city. H @A5#
Mrs. Il, Moncure Perkins. who has
been visiting Mrs. J. Davis Christian In
Lynchburg. is now the guest 81 her3
father ct " Ne Albsnarte county
! DR.. Wright and family are occupying
the Hoofnagle cqgttage IN Ashland this
summer
Mr.. John Wexford, Who Is d student
at McGuire,Is University school, has gone
Ia, his home nj SABINE Hail. Richmond,
ceuaty, s9s The 3suzanssF. w hassss ~
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husband il Memphis, Tenn, where they

husband IN Memphis Tenn, where they
will make their future home,
Miss Virginia 8. Jackson, OF Chester,
field. has returned home, after q very
pleasant visit to her sister. Mrs,$B: Az
Gill, Of Manchester. f8s&
The Misses Hoge, daughters OF Mrs.
Howard D, Hoge. OF No. 718 East Frank
lin Street. have been the guests OF rela.
@tiyes In Kentucky for some weeks and
are having z delightful time soo'a!1y,
there, ~ II ESsE
Miss Hattie Scott has been the guest
Mrs. Anna Carr IN Ashland this
week. s 4 N
Mrs. William M, Smiley and little
daughter. Thelma,,s OF Houston, Va. vis-
Tied friends here recently.
Mrs. Hobsonl ana daughters are at their
summer home, near scottsvllle,
Mrs. Thomas q, Boswell has returned!
from asY!stt 70 friends In Chase city,, va,
Little Miss Gladys Peyton e. %spendln,g
some time With Miss Lucille Collins, n
Caroline county, 4 &
Miss Ruth Wells Is the guest Of Miss
Louise Pollard. In Ashland
Mrs, A, p. Landerkim, who has been
aEaong the guests ct virginia Beach for
June, has returned TO the city,
Miss Kate Kidwell was taken to the
Memorial Hospital last Tuesday to be
operated on. and Is doing nicely now,
4s sSBSs@A 80
Miss Nine Randolph will leave this week
to spend July and August with her
friend, Mrs. Ashhurst, OF Bryn Mawr.
Pa. Miss Randolph and Mrs 4AEhiilnrst
will devote a part OF the summer to an
automobile tour to all points OF interest
in the State. @
Mrs. cpenshaw, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. w. IT, ppenhimer and Mrs.
Mayo. has gone to Magnolia, Mass,
i 80 siSs
Friends Of Mrs. James Brandt Isatimer,,
OF Chicago, who has been, Operated. on
Tor sppep5icitls st ~ AVks'A HoARltahs
NErSHeM
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city. from which she recently graduated
has returned to her home in Cha tham
Va. @s S5E
DR. George Ban Johnston. who was
called TO Tasewell. has returned to the
city. n s
Miss Iotais Tomlinson,i and Miss Sadie
|%Rowe will be the guests Of Miss Rosa
Brock, Of Ashland. Va. until after July
k4th.s
Miss Mary catlin has Just returned
from 9 months stay 81 SVirsinia Beach,
Mrs Lucy E, Dunn. accompanied BY
her daughter, Miss Marie copslandsD Dunn.
are spending some time at Ocean visw,,
Va. ( Il gaS.
Mrs. Charles Irving Philips has zoro
to Danvtlle TO VISIT relatives on Holbroeo.i
avenue.
Madame and Miss Claire Guillaume will
leave on Thursday for the Old Sweet
SPRING.; where they expect e ne
summsr.I a M
Mrs, Charles4 D.. McEWen and chlidreaI
are so1ourning at ChatnaHb va, va
Mrs. John D. Potts will spend the.
season at the G%reenbrter White Sulphur
Springs. Ss fSA
Miss Marie Potts 10 the guest OF Miss.
Page Ayletts Royal,
Mrs. Hunter McGuire and family have
been Joined at the Healing spr1nEs8 bY
Mrs, William Law Clay, Of Savanna
and her children.
Mr. ana Mrs, stuart etfngtellow and
family are at Woodbury. Forest
Miss Mary w. Lewis has gons#to Bar:
IIarbor, whsve she spent the season 20
DELIGHTFULLY."- last summer.
Mrs. Barton III, Grundy viii forego
her usual Y!sitSto Greenbrler White Sui
phur Springs and remain At Hot Springs
for the season.
Mrs. Avis Etshukh has Joined her
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Benefit OF the Church Hill AuxiliaFy..sRe 3
treat for the Sick, The starlight
Limited, Will leave Richmond at 8 %,
M, and az most delightful trip is anti-
bclpated. Tickets will be for sale ct the
various drugstores on Church Hill and
can be- obtained from Mrs Ramo =.
5Garcln. Soraother board members.
Pleasant Excursion. sAS.
Much interest Is being shown In the
moonlight excursion TO be given down
James on the evening OF Tuesday,
july, 10th. under the auspices OF thee Cons
monwenlth Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution
The Pocahontas will leave the wharf ct
Isl O'Clock. Refreshments Will be served
and everything possible Will be done to
make the event g pleasant y
Personal Mention. S, ]
Tickets are on sale at Branch r,
Aliens, T. a, Millsr'A at Murphy and
the JEFFERSON,
Miss Ruth Lewis, who has been at,
tending the sSWoman's college ,'tsOi Sth.,
L-TT - ALUh III AA2 nm A - - ay ~ Al tklt4tf ~
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Miss May Stacy IL spending the sum-jl
imer wfhl Mrs. q n: Stacy, tn Amelia
county. N 8T 5a
guests. Messrs, Landon ana Randolph
Wexford, &. this city. 4
Mrs. M. NJ. DuPre, OF Charlottesville.
is the guest Of friends IN thisscity
Mrs. 3. ~. Hughes huaals returned to her
home. near Wilmington, sVa..,g accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Lana 6tea AHss
Miss Annie Russell Sampson has reT
turned to her home In Charlottesville, az
ter attending the Baldwin chooll.NlBryn
5Mawr College, Miss Sampson has made
the best reportsg in her studies, ana. ~ ne
winner OF the Baldwin scholarship for
next year.
Mr.. Robert Clayton and Miss Clayton
are visiting Miss Edna Xane Foster N
%Gordonsvtlle.8
Mrs. Crmond Floprnoy isI spending the
summer with her parents. Mfr. and Mrs.
NV, r.. King. In Amelia county,
M E4S&s& s8S&e#
Miss Mamie Ingram. OF South Boston,
spent a few days In Richmond last week,
Miss Mamie Cooke Is Visiting her uncle.
Mr. @. Nj. Ashlin, In Fork Union. Va,
Mrs, Ashton Elicit. of Ashland. accom-
panied by her guest Miss Elma PAGE, OF
Oklahoma, are the guests OF friends !
this city,
Mrs, Frank Waller and children, Witt
and Marion, OF this city. are Visiting Mrs.
Maller's mother, Mrs. Julia Jones, q
Richmond county.
Miss Sue Todd is. the guest Of MISS
Margaret Jones' at8 cloYerlsy. Gloucester
county.
Some Men Are Simply Fiendish,
Mr., snagsby (rummaglhg IN q closst-
Maria, this isi new hat. Isn't tt3 Why
don't YOU wear lt7 Y looks better tnanS
anything YOU have worn this season
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures nay old hat ~
blew Pc nv had. tAsS osasxsdsxsepa -
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Continued from second Page.)
NOR PIa.nrn!ll., Mrs. Lucius n, Merritt, Miss
Merritt. Miss Shields, Miss catherine
sNewbill, Miss Kate assie Ryan MISS
Miss Louise Jones, Miss Virginia Pollard.
Miss Florence Reid, Miss Leila Hobson.
Miss Mary Duncan Miss Elizabeth Wor-
8rell, MI. Hunter Bell, Mr.SPhllS Barber
M James Hume, INT. Garrett Jordan,
1fessrs. Robert s. and Henry Johnston,
Mr., George c. Reid, sJr, Mr.. Pratt,i&ol
washington; Mr.. Thomas n, Page ah ?
Mr., Baldwin Myers. 3sls
Plans for Building ss
Work on the buildiagito be erected BY
SUBSCRIPTION Of fifty cents each f from
United Daughters OF the Confederacy, all
over the country, Will begin as soon as
u possible, an ideal building site havlng
man AnthonysWalka. tho Norfolk rneIn-
bersof the Ways and Means Committee
afS the daughters, who was driven oyer
3the exposition@ grounds "Wednesday 1py
escyernoy Barton Myers, after q CONFER
ence with the full board OF governors
Monday l,3.JR 4. = -,
The avenue upon which J NDaughteE
y site isS located runs directly 70 alne s.se.
Al p4STp9W kllGlltblA0 AASSN&6SSN9 T..ENL-lTtlhL
ia Ia erect, and In close proximity to the
Pennsylvania, MARYLAND and virginia
II State buildings. ssl &t845,E " I,
The Ways and Means Committee ~.
1ull Is composed of Mrs. y, r, =
$pey and Mrs Pryor, Jones, q feteFs-
burg; Mrs, cabell Smith. the cnasIIhas',
g Rocky Mount; Mrs. Frank Anthony
Wake. Of Norfolk, and Miss Ely'FaEJones
&0 Roanoke, Va,
Board Meeting,
II regular monthly Meeting @, me
BOARD OF managers Of the $V!rs!pla$ HoHle
for IncuFablss Will b held on Tuesda
July Sd, atS11aA a, NJ, at tho home The
meeting AZ held nyNI'uesday, az the res
Sular day, Wednesday, is g national hol-
day, 95 i
81 Evening Excursion,
There vii, be an excursion 70 West
Poant aR TUESDAY, July l99th., SQrE tRe