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exchange for 3 hours help daily. Teach
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or part time, as you prefer. Pay weekly.
Outfit free. Lawrence Nursery Co, Fort
Madison. Ia
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FOR sAIsE-A hne, large, handsome, brick
suburban home Of seven rooms, three
lots, all modern conveniences, large new
barn. with sheds Must sell cheap You
sre dealing with the owner and viii save
real estate agents profits. Address own
er, care Journal.
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WANTED-A girl for general houseworlS
small family no washing. Call mornings
1923 Western ave. H. L. Peppmeyer.
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teresting lecture on Andrew Jackson
before the Woman's Club. on Monday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
The Milton G.. Work Whist Club VIII
hold its ann al business meeting IN the
audience room Of the Woman's Club on
Tuesday afternoon a half past four
a full attendance is requested as mat
tiers OF great Importance for the club
will then be discussed.
Benefit Entertainment.
& On account Of the large attendance prom
ised for the benefit of tho Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company Railroad
Young Mems Christ ian Association, It has
been found necessary to mold sthe enter
tainment In the Casino. The excellent tai
ent as well as the noble cause has served
to make a. great demand for! the tickets
and for this reason it became necessary
to changeafrom the Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association Building at tho
Reservoir to the Casino.
The committee lin charge of arrange
ments announces the " following pro-
gramme for the, entertainment which Will
start promptly at $50 Thursday evening:
Hearts and Flowers, ! Tobani Cora
dos Orchestra: 1.-THE Old Brigade quar-
tette, Messrs r. w Cunningham. o..
z. Lohman. r. Lynn Tucker and Kirk
Matthew's; Carnival OF Venice, eornet
solo, Mr.. Gesuarado Lipuma; THE Mar
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NAY QUEEN FESTIVAL AND
\ HIGH GLASS MUSICA.LES
Attractions Many Provided for Miss Society n the Last
# Mountains and Seashore and Conquests New

the Weet girl the Of social ana
esss i st Ss' ia. ~
re- eG9aGs IL e
4 on " na ,n ne
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n sys1s
n Ih III E Eg ngd 6e cn5
a s eS % ] % Hearty nd
ooo n n5 ss e'S
a. a ss e. s5s h nd
that Miss Kate Baylor Tar Pin
sidney Peters oneIatng g Many Re
a3Re 2ss ys'S Mr. essa
MRS NJ TS 9 RETu Rss 10 NEW
the and corr the hands and to6n her
ownqd
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IS an + Ida ve. Sa1s
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otsd s W ba 1 "a5aS n
he time II @ gs n
paon The Of degrees is fixed for the evening Of June 5t
members the Richmond Art School Miss Rodman seden
ede the @ ] from m M a
miniature q the portrait Alexander
sehearshp school Of Art
aneaa RI
o. AZ M Pf ay 20 as a II n9i a %
sa oaFny viii @ e 9 h a as nG Sa
hdrens Wednesday Club will
a the @ @ s t9e es
@ Sur nsa IA hand ya viii MAKE sa
pageant that needs 70 be seen be fully
friends
sion be held in the Academy Of evening
ate eeHe 2 render the
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carry cascade bouquet Of lilies OF the
valley and white sweet peas. The maid of
honor will wear pink net above white
tareta, and have a great cluster Of pink
roses tied with white tulle.
The bridal party and family will be en-
tertained at luncheon on Thursday, pre-
vious to the ceremony that is to- be fol-
lowed by aareceptlon.
The honeymoon will be spent in the
Sapphire Country of Western North Caro-
lima and at Norfolk Old Point. Virginia
Beach, Atlantic City, Washington, d c.,
and at the Jefferson Hotel, in Richmond.
The future home of the bridal couple will
be the Imperial Hotel. at Knoxville,
Tenn, where Mr.. Norman, who Is the
special representative for the Chatta-
noooga Furniture Company, throughout
the South has his headquarters Among
the many guests .: VII lfattend the we'd
ding from afdlstance be Mr. and Mrs
Clark Smith. OF ST. Louis, whose mar
rage is scheduled for June 5th at Nash
vile, Tenn: Messrs. Reginald Couture
and Frank Hederick. of New Orleans;
Mr. G.. Pierce Norman. Of High Point
N, e; Mr., and Mrs, George Stephens
Mr.. Gerras Sites, N MI and Mrs. G. f.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hays, Mr.. Ed
gar Martin and Mrs. Martin sister or
the bride. all Of Louisville, Ky.
Graduating Recital.
| The second OF the series OF recltals
| given BY the graduates In music of the
| Wonlan's College, took place Friday eve-
ming in the college chapel. The programme
was in charge Of Mr. A. II, Unkel's pu-
pills In instrumental music, assisted by
the voice pupils of Mrs, NJ. A. Martin
| Each number on the program me was given
| with a self-possess!on and sureness OF
technique not to be rivaled by veteran
| performer.
One OF the most attractive numbers on
the program was the vocal duet, ~ Know
a Bank" sung by Misses Myra Ackiss
and LaVinia Dudley, whose, sweetvoIces
Blended exquisi'ely in the refrain, Spe-
clal mention is also due Miss Minnie
ro as 1or ~, her excellen, rendering Of tie
long and dii1lcult Hungarian Fantasia"
by List and TO Miss Lily Trevett, who
played with excellent expression the
Premiere Ballade,' by Chopin,
MISS Daisy Wilson captured the entire
audience by the two dainty little lyrlcs,
sleepy Town and almond blossoms. .
the following Is the full programmes.
Miss Lucille Buseh
! Vocal Duet know Bank" 0Jorn,
Misses Myra Ackiss and Lavinia Dudley
s'cherzo 4 Capriccio (AIende!ssohn) Miss
Della Dudley.
song-(a) For Love of Your blast,
lng9' % Necklace Of Love" (pe Koven),
Miss Lucille Busch.
Rhapsodie Hongrose. No. d,iszp
Miss Eula Hutton.
Vocal Quartette-"Water Lllesp (pin.
sutJ. Miss Myra Ackiss Iavinia Dud.
ley, Lucille Busch, Ina Allen.
Hussaran Fantasia G.iszO, Miss Min
ME Cogbl,
Premiere Ballade Chopin, Miss L,ly
Trevvette.
Song (a)-"Sleepy Town u.eahman,
,b1. Almond blossoms" DHardelo'2
Miss Daisy Wilson.
Tarantella lRubensten), First plano
Miss Lucille ousch; second piaao-AIis.
Delha Dudley.
Mr.. Smith al Club.
Mr.. II. NJ, Smith viii siya his mos, in
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rage Of the Flowers" intoned to Nevins
"Narcissus," Miss Marie Leihy; she is
SO Innocent" solo. Mr.. r. w. Cunning
ham; "For all Etorn'ty." SOLO Mrs. Jas
per r. Rove ',s--:ecteA Miss Marie Leany;
''I,oya. and True" cornet duet, Messrs
Alberto and Francesca Corrado; lie
REEVE" the dream, solo. Mrs Jasper L.
Rove; "a Medley Of the South" quar-
tette. Messrs, Cunningham Lehman
Tucker and Matthews; "Sextette from
Lucia" Corrado's Orchestra The enter
tainment will conclude with moving pic
lures ordered specially for the occasion.
Class Recital.
The expression class Of the Woman's
College. directed by Miss Vireilia Petit
gave its annual recital in the college
chapel, Saturday evening at S:lo o'clock.
very large audience complimented
Miss Petit and the young ladies taking
part in the fine programme arranged py
her The performers executed the|r VAR
led roles with the case and grace or pro
fessionals.
The play which formed the closing nuns
" bright and catchy and excited very
lively applause. The programme IN full
PROGRAMME,
drawers First Hunt Or, II, Davis>.
Miss Margaret Merryman,
what is a Hedge Hog?" CNermep'
Miss Marie Norris
In the Hospital Ward" (Alfred renny-
SOM, Miss Donnie Royal
'Nary Jane on the Divorce Question
Dorothy Dix Miss Ada Brown
Portion of scene from Romeo and
Juliet (shakespearet, Miss Eula Hut
ton.
MAIIoESs ALL FORL4ORN,
Cast of Characters.--Mauae Meredith,
NJ. Morris; Elizabeth Lyndon M. Merry
man, Bertha Barnisdale, u, Royal; Louisa
Marston, Aunt, u. Hutton; cousins, MIS-
| Maloney, I.andlady Of shorely Cottage,
/ a. Brown; Jocelyn DENLY, M. D., j. Adair.
The time represented in the play Is
the present; the place, seaside village.
Stokes-Mason.
! The marriage OF Mrs. Belle Kennedy
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Mason, to Mr. Terry stokes, son Of late
Captain Richard Stokes, was celebrated
at the home Of Mrs. e. D. CLAYTON
their cousin, on Broad Street Road.
Thursday at S113O a. M. the Rev. i. ~
McSimpson, officiating.
The bride was becomingly atured ~
a gong-away gown Of blue, with nat ana
gloves TO match, and entered with her
maid Of honor. Miss Pearl Y. Clayton, III
silk null over taffeta.
The groom entered with his best man,
Mr. Carter. preceded by his nshers Mr..
Wilbur Webb and Charles Cardoza, all
from Blackstone, Va.
The couple left on 1918 train THURSDAY
last for the North; upon their return,
will reside oil Brunswick Avenue, Black
stone Va. b.
Annual Luncheon.
Il The; annual sluncheon OF Womans Col.
:lege Alumnae Association, which Will be
held Monday afternoon, June 344th at
;Guth's, promises to be the most success
fun OF the annual gatherings. N
y All alumnae are cordially invited to al
tend and those desiring to do so must
send their names and one dollar, before
May 3lst, to Mrs. G. B. Garnet, care OF
Woman's College. City. 55..
u Arrangements for the luncheon are are IN
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charge OF Mrs. Charles Winston and Miss
Becker. II
Miss Belle Wilingham vii be toast
mistress of the occasion, and among
those who will respond to toasts are
Mrs, Annie Harwood Abrams and Mrs,
Katherine Gudger Langley, both OF WASH
lngton. d, c. Miss Mary Carter AM
derson will also be a contributor to the
literary features Of the luncheon.
Annual Recital.
The annual recital OF the Richmond
School of Expression under Mrs: w, L..
Of Music Tuesday evening. May ed. at
S o'clock,
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged In which members of the different
classes vii take part Dr, c., s, Gardner
will deliver diplomas to- Misses Ida Dill
lard, Myrtle Owen and paisy. Wilson,
Others taking part trt;ttie exercises are
Misses Eula Bailey, Marie Anderson, Mag
Gle Bryant, Ieane Field, Mary Whitsitt,
Elizabeth Wilson, Maud Harvey, Bessie
Moss, Juliet Keith. Helen stasg, Evelyn
Holdcropt May Slacey,4 Rudy Stolta, Jua-
nita Cohen Sadie Engelberg II Ida ,Ffos-
kauer, Miriam Beckett, y II sabetl1 Kelley,
Edna Ennis, Marguerite stoltz, Pearl
Lichtensten. Gladys Meade and Kate
Marley.
Admission will be strictly by tickets,
which may be procured at the music
rooms Of Mr.. Walter D. Moses,
Lawn Party,
A lawn party will he given Monday
might, May .ist, by tho ladies TOR the bene-
lit of the rectory fund Of ST. Marks Eps-
copal Church. at the home Of Mrs Bowen.
No 1908 West Marshall Street
r. )
First Of a Series.
The members OF Ladies' Auxiliary, no
Joy themselves. and the first of a series
OF entertainments TO be given Will take
place at ono 81 the suburban parks just
after the first of june The affair proFn--
ises to be one Of the most ENJOYABLE Of
the season, and the ladies .4aying II IN
charge are leaving nothing unaonef 70
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F[A U1FMANN f. co.

March, Katie Hart; April, Louise Left
wich; May, Lucy Cosby, Summer, Genes
We've Burroughs. Summer months; June,
Margaret Anderson July. Amorette AL
len; August. Dora Homer; autumn, Mln-
ME Dietrich Autumn months: September,
Gertrude Murray; October Hilda WILL,
November, Susie Luck Winter RUTH
Caldwell; winter months: December, Irene
Granei January. Mary Massie; February,
Mabel Turner.
Queen of Floras, Sophie Garllek.
Floras Katherine Grimes, Rutt
Continued on. Third Fase,l
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KAUFMANN g. co.
flowers, rose, Nlta Hudsoni lily

by howers, rose, Mia Hudson' n.y.
Janet Christian; daisy. Gladys Peyton,
sbuttercup, Myrtle, cheatWood; vlole.,
Elizabeth Tyler; pansy, Bertha schllesen;
herald, Ramon D. Garcin, Jr,; RAINBOW,
5Genevieve Leecha rainbow eolofs; Yioiet'
8Clarce stth; Indigo, Byra Whsun' p,ar
yellow. Maud Crouch; orange. Fannie
Llchtenield; red Thelma Moseley,
FAIRIES. Queen. Bessie Enos; Horfy
Tgpps, Lillian Lichtenfeld. Emma Garc'n,
Ethelbert Traylor, Annie Lee cheatWood'
and Josephine Murray.
Spring, Mary LYMAN; spring months
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make the occasion a thoroughly enjoya
Queen of Nav Festival.

At the Queen Of May tess'aa at.rn ~ .ns :
Of May ssd and cath, under the direction
~ Mrs. Park Peyser and for the bene-
At At Of the Church Hlll Ausiliary o. IN ,he
Retreat for the Sick, the folloWlss c'''''
drSn will, take part! W.,
Queen, Alice Carlton; cfoWner, Ainhu
ploomberg; crown bearer, Stuart b'llups,
morning. Lucille Eppe; sunrise Lell'. .
Leftwich; scepter bearer, Ahl''s t.oiiss
maids Of honor to the Queen, represented
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Nornan--Leacl1n!an

N orrnan--Leaclnl
The wedding CT Miss Margaret saun-
q aers Lcachman daughter of Mr., and
4 Mrs W. n. Leachman. and niece or
Congressman Gilbert, of Kentucky. to
a M Crawford Royle Norman, son of the
late S. S. Norman, Of North Carolina
will be celebrated In the country home Of
the brides parents. 'Brookland." Wash.
Sington county, Ky, on the evening or
June It'll at 7:4H. 6'elock. Mr.. Norman's
mother, before her marriage, was Miss
Hunter. Of Virginia: nearly related to
the Careys. Cornwells and other old
4 Chesterfield county families, and Mr.
Norman. formerly lived here where he
has many friends.
The marriage ceremony will be perform
4 ed on the lawn at "Brookland," and the
bridal party will be grouped in rustic
a tea house entirely covered with red
4 Rambler roses. The lawn will be brill
}l:antly lighted with lanterns and calcium
flights, and the bridal supper will be
& served there.
Il Miss Elizabeth Leachman, the brides
4 sister, will be maid of honor. and Mr..
h z. Earle Norman, the best man. :dr.
Henry Sweetland. of Chicago, associated
in business with the Knoxville sentinel.
will sing solo, Just before the marriage
i vows are taken.
The bride will re gowned In point
desprit over white radum silk, She
Will wear the regulation tulle veil and
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KAUFMAN g. co.
KAUFMAlNN g. CO..
a Decidedly Attractive Showing OF
Summer ShirtDQist SUITS
Initial e. xhibit.

GATHERING effective models in essy
coed effects are eapoe
$500
Below we quote afewsp valucsfor initial exhibit
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Continued on. Third Fase.l
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SHIRT WAIST SUIT or LIGHT WEIGHT
PERCALE, in violet, pink and blue waist has
u five bands Of Insertion on front. insertion on
and cuffs; extra full new skirt. Spe- Do ~
cial value at ............. po.Io
SUIT OF FINE QUALITY WHITE FRENCH
LAWN; waist deliberately trimmed In, Val. in
sertlon, elbow sleeves, with lace trimmed cuffs;
very full skirt; three bands Of inser- DR. IN
ton above hem; exceptional value. {s .pC.OO
SHIRT WAIST SUIT of solid colored linen
In pink blue and lavender; waist has tucks run
ming down front and back; band OF insertion
down centre front; insertion also on collar and
cuffs; very full skirt; tucks running to
5s Snae; Il na.e oo,'om ve'y a.''ae,. S5.98
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MRS. FRANK ANTHONY Wake. 45
Mrs Wake Of the Jamestown Bulletin deihttul
monthly historic along me
Exposition Wake having been leader IN me
Exposition Auxiliary beginning Of the movement =,
Maury Chapter United OF tne
oushng the state ana
probable Virginia representative who Will
be hostess n building during the Exposition
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WIFE OF
ANOTHER

Upon warrant sworn out BY
Joseph Rachon. his wife Caroline
Rachon. and Waclow POlubinski
were each fined $50 and costs by
Magistrate Harry Gordon Wednes-
day evening for having committed
adultery. The woman ac4nowl-
edged that she had violated her
marriage vows with Polubinsli-
Constable Andrew Lyon arrested the
woman and her paramour on the nc-
commodation train at the B. y o.
station that evening as they were
preparing to leave the city to-
geather.
In talking to the constabies about
the affair Rachon wanted to know
what could be done to make Polub-
inski keep away from his wife and
he was told that he had very good
grounds for a divorce. He didn't
take kindly to the divorce idea but
seemed 10 want an injunction Is
sued against Polabinski.
After The case was over Con-
stable Lyon ran across Mrs Rachon
and Polubinski talking together on
West Pike street near the First
Baptist church and they seemed to1
be very earnest about it. Waciow
asked the constable if he couldn't
steal the woman. Mr.. Lyon SAID
that he could if he went about it IN
the right way but he should be very
careful about the law, first eBignd.
then. me steal her light tonight, re-
piled the foreigner and the two went
on their way. AS to whether Polub-
inslli did steal Rachcn's wife is not
known at present, but 1t may be that
the two have gone off together
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ARGUMENTS
ARE CONCLUDED

AtTthe morning session of Unit
ed States court. presided over by
Judge Nathan Golf, the argumen, :
Of motion to quash the informa-
ton in the case of the Government
against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company. charged with DIS
discrimination against the Phiiippi
Coal Mining Company in the dis
tribution Of cars in violation Of the
iterstate commerce laws, were re-
zumed. Attorney Wilson conclud-
Ell his speech after which AttorneE
John W. Davis, also for the railroad
company. addressed the court on the
motion. Just before the noon hour
NssistaBH District Attorney +. NJ.
Showalf5r began his argument IN
oppositffenfo the motion and was
followed by Judge Reese Blizzard
who isYalso for the Government.
Hon. John BASEL for the railroad
company concluded the argument,
and the case was given 10 the court.
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THIEVES SCARED

cupied by r. a. Farland and mother
and Mr.. and Mrs. Claire p. Suffer.
A little later the men went up to
the house and began sneaking
around the porch but they retreat
ed to the shadows without making
any attempt to enter the house. The
fire on South Chestnut street had
attracted the male members of the
households thereby away for the
time. The occupants of Mr.. Far
lands house became alarmed at tha
men and soon the residents OF both
houses were watching them.
The strangers again came up to-
wards the honse and began proving
around in the yard and the adjacent
Yards and police headquarters was
telephoned to. Before the arrival
of an officer who was a short time
later joined by three more officers,
the providers had for the third time
Drowied around the houses. JUST
hcfore the arrival of the first police
man several of the residents along,
that side Of the street became,
aldri6ed at the men and it is prob
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Near Midnight Hour as they
Home From Store For
the Night.
DIsGovERRD HE LIZ
While Children Jump and Run
From House Screaming For
Aid In Their Fright

Mabel and Byrd Rome. children y
Mrs. Edward Rome, and Florence
Jackson had an exciting experience
when they went home Wednesaat
night It was II 80 o'clock when
they reached home at 436 Water
street from the news stand ltid
store on Pike street
The children went mp stairs and
were preparing to retire for the.
night, when they heard noise IN.
the front room down stairs
bel went down and opened the door
to find a man on his hands and
knees, as il he were trying to crawl
under a sofa to conceal himself
but as soon rs Mabel entered the
room. he jumped mp and ran out
into tlic street and disaP peafed
The commotion caused the .laciSsesl
girl 10 jump from the up staFF
porch a distance Of a story and
half. and the other children BE-
came frightened. They all rushedl
into the street and remained theFe
until Mrs Rome calne home shortly
before ~ O'Clock from Mrs. Meadss
where She attended 4 social funcs
fion
4 search of the house was made
but nothing had been taken and
the only clue left by the strange VS.
itor was small spoon, which was
found on the sideboard. How be
Obtained entrance into the house a
not known as the doors were 81
locked. 1t Is thought he got u
through rear window.
The motive Of the fellow is gBefe
whether burglary or "
do the children harm is not known.
The many friends Of Mrs Rome
and, the children are very much
wrought up over the affair and viii
aid in every possible way in apPre-
hending the fellow and bringing
him TO Justice.
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PRIZE WINNERS
ANNOUNCED
CBv Associated Press.A

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct 25-The
final session of the convention OF The
National Association of Life Tn
derwriters was held here today
The announcement Of the prize
winners for essays on the topic.
-s'The relation of the public press t"
American life insurance. was made
as follows:
First prize. Howard II. Hoyt Of
Chicago; second prize, Charles a.
March. of Portland, Me. first hon
orabIe mention, W. b. Thar, of
Cleveland o.: second honorable
mention. William Herd, OF St
Louis.
The authors read their ESSAYS in
person.
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building was erected fourteen wears
ago at a cost of $50, 900 20 81 used
as board OF trade. The city
grew away from it and never nseds
i Tor is original purpose. 1t w
four stories high and buiit Of bTie
and stone.
Inc negro ianitor OF the building
was found Tins forenoon. He SAID
thirty faInilies we're in the build
ing, numbering more than loo per
sons. A number Of transients also
occupied rooms in the butlding Inst
night but he was unable to say how
many.
The Total financial losses are
mated at 100000.