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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

lra.hs Lea>c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. station
Schedule figures not guaranteed. For the
South-Dai!y: $40 A. Al. local, 1880 A. AZ
express. pnrlor bun II cur; . -. 81, eIpresc
with drawing room Ieeping car for Atlanta
ISIS Il. ~. cypress. sIeepinE open ZOE
Z. ~: 3:0o Il. NJ. local. Tor keysvilie and
Chase City-week dayh
York River Line-o:lo p. n. steams,
Train. except Sunday. connecting for BhIu.
more tPa-lor carr. 7:7S A. NJ. snd <:lS r.
II. DALI. local
Trains Arrive Richnond-From tho S,uth:
1905 A. 81. unu sou ~ NJ. $3.50 +. II, s;SS
P. NJ. carly; $40 A. Al. except sunday.
From Wext Point; s:+S A: n. eIcep. Mon.
day. $40 A. -. and t:lb r. NJ. dziIJ
once s0i Z. Nain 81 Phoh. NAd:.on III
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CHA NCEHY THASaFEHs.
JoenIy-ThT~r Deeds OF Hprxuin md
SnIei Amounting 10 aan7sn

hnna g. Crouch 10 GeorHn r. white.
ir's ~ and -. IN blnck = In Tho plan
90 :Dtthhidr fiacc. Ju!y IL. 1910; tax
&, Hirchon !" LAM Company OF
virginia. 21xta feet ~eat limo Nun.
Clay street Juiy 7. 1916, tax 1870.
L. A. umIauf ct w. 10 same, lot II
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HENRIcO TRANSFERS.
'"ree leeds OF Hnrgafn md SnI
Afnnuntinf. a. ser

Amounting 10 S2.sTJ.
,,,er'ln. lots u and 80 In block ii in
ne ne. plan of ColOnia! Place. sectiGn 81
Wcstmorcland Place. Jncornor,,oa .,
~, II. RAMSEY. l0OX250 feet sUuih iine
urncahonths Avenue in the pIan nr
~ % nnd Place. June Z, 1915:
Jeanette u: I.auehJin ct ais. 10 tho
In ,rI ,,E Country Club. tract of
49, 49, i;'nE IN licnrico County, begin
n.oah ana the Richmond and Chnsa
hncmmke LAY Railway July 6. 1916: SD
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+. II, Armentrout. to repair frame
dwelling. Ills North Twentieth Street.
to cost $50!
Henry Beckstofrer. to repair frame
dwelling Mt 2322 X street. to cost $3.50.
w. a. Phillips. to repair frame dwell
Ing on Appcrson street. between. Erin
and Gillian Streets, to cost S375.
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CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET

unsettled: bulk. ,aSo9 $40 rs. Light sn:ow
ss i"5: mixed, .sa,q sloIo. heavy. .s.i ioI
Csi,Ic rough, ssiea Ses5: pigs. ss.0oanSssS
- soS $500 slo75 .,ockers and feeders.
,.j,.s IN .oWs and he!fers. SIS IS @ 50 30;
tNS' F''aoG Sll 10. SHEEP: receipts n onn
s,e.E w+th:rs. ss5gHSO; .ambs. .3SS
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NAVAL STORES


SAVANNAH G.! it,iv ,,
.h;rm.n;,. sal. ~ casis receipts as casK,
Rcsin A., 80 Gas.4 stocks. 13.Is4 cask.
~, I'M sales, c.is. barrels: rec.in,.
~ 's;ttls thipHen;s. i.E psrreis s,nns
ca Cno,e; -. IL. so c. ID =
W. ~. WV, % - 49, ~ '1s :.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits wero issued yesterday by
lows
a, w. Howlc. for Valentines estate
1929 Hull Street.
L. l.. Luck. for L. b. Smith. SOS Bar.
ton Avenue.
j. w. Traylor. for Mrs. Brothers
2205 Jefferson Avenue.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits Amounting

Five building Permits Amounting 10
$3.50.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler follows
j. l.. RTland and 4. +. Mcconnell.
trustees. 10 build a two-story brick
store at the northwest corner OF
Eleventh and Hull Streets. 10 cost
$1,000.
Minnie -. Brown. to repair frame
dwelling. 10i Lewis Street. 10 cost $500.
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N'iit-t'J'J, .iu'y IT. ports tina T.rs aid
rnow the s-=y"st crop injury ia the .oiif-
Nrr' since 1913 itd t1.GcT 20 BharI BIturn
In prices - wheat Tn" uarr-t "a "a
,rn"E q .WI. 10 ~ MT sGsanc" wirr
JniS 1000 1914. Srp'"!nbe! II 49,. n! -.
E,'H ii""HtGb"' 2 li,. corn wound 40 IN
'H1"EeH =" Il @hyf. cats with Il psin or
!. 70 a and :''HNis!ons vss,!ng from T. cent.
10, "a. 4" gam ~ IN equal am yDnt
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HUsTINGS TRANSFERS.

Nv" Deeds of BarSnin and S,Ic.
Amounting Ia SI.J5n.
w. =" -cmhinSon ct uX. to William T..
LUX toxIio feet al the southeast
LL,crhcT OF Thirty-second Street and
'crmGhIie Road. July 70. 1915: 5000
,dsabciie IL Noltairc ct Wiz to F. X.
..,oi. ".xIs0 feet at the southwest
corner or Twentieth and Sprinrh, II
S'reets. June &c. 1916: tax ST: si0
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Rv.
Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

O-NLi ALL-isAiI- LiN- 40 NOHkOLk
ScheduIo III elect January L. 1918
Leave BYRD street STATION. itich nond EOn
MORE Ok: $40 A. III. .y:vy A. Al ea:os
4. NJ. 't.vV L. IL
FOR LYNEhbUEG AND THE WEST,
,s1s A. NJ. ',ao a. NJ. 800 r N. .S:zi
+. NJ Local ~ Creue. .C:35 r. N
Arrive Hichnond from Norfolk. .ll:to A.
A.. 's;2s 4: ii. .s:vo +. NJ. NAV +. 81.
Jz:!y a. NJ. Ii:to a. IL. .s:l1 r. IL. ...eJ
.Damy. tDa!ly .Icep, sunday. ,sund.,
only.
". b. BEvILL. W. C. sAt-SDER,
p. r. M. Roanoke a. r. A.. Rosnai,.
{. Ii. BOsLEY. u. p. A. Richmond. Va
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6outhbound trains schedul.d Ia ieav. E,,.
mond daily: 1885 ~ ~. local to Norlins,
Il 90 r. Al, s!eeperA and coaches Jackson
vile, Atlanta, Birmingham; 6:25 r. ~
through coaches and nlecpers to Jackson
VIE: 1850 A A.. sieepeIs to Atlanta, Birm-
to Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled to arrive I,
Richmond daily: $50 A. n, x:7o A NJ
local. $40 \. NJ. SGT r. N
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cor,,r

6, WILLIAM Aubrey Spencer. clerk. OF
nnpeWcli. Yesterday fled a petition OF
Se".lhtary bankruptcy in the United
states District Court. His liabilities
gre pihced at SGi4.03. and his assets a,
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PETERSBURG pr.x,..r -

;,f".Ttsp ~ Eodsers. Pummer & Co Inc
=. or l &c. VA. Iuly a6-SD.,,,,"L.''
al '''s'S '''e"-Market 81 per bushei. n nel
- Virginia -Far..ers. s,o.,,
,,s, jumbo. 2i.c Per pound: fsnCv hu.s,
Ger ,-oyS6 1f per pound; extra priin.. 80
s:o-E. ~ prime inc &c per pound: Smelling
~ &C per pound.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin. Lou'vie q West. - p. e D.. III ..
Main Limo. Local. s7:25 a., t6:l5 "a
James River Line. $1,000 a., tL:l5 n
\. News. NIX. old PIT. $3.50 a. 'Ism.. - :.
Newport News, Local, $500 a. $500 n
W vs:s9 p :s. y, Sew.s: 1855 sos From
1:lo p: daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond Jas. ltiver. ts:2s
a.. 1850 p. week days. $50 y. nj. Sundaya.
Daily. Eaccpt Sundax.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

DIRK. July oo-Bieach.d r,oa.
~.ayt, v.,. Co. White goods in novelty
a.Eae- ard nrr.er. Raw six ~. Wtt"
'nd meas wa. cY!et sfeaaE
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NV YORk LIVE SrOCK U.pEE

~" IoEk- .lul, 2o-Becv.. no tradinr
,n -. nm veals. t?.;oE; SIS 50: cu,,. IS 60
n S'oH: Canadian c.iyes si7sI 50 90: ,sIS,
III 'aives $3.50 sheep and lambs finn
I'D - $40; Esarlirfs, $3.50: lambs, 10000
F!".sS' Hogs, ira inr NV
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HENnICo RELEASE DEED.

One Wclcn.e Decd. Amounting to $1,000
Richmond Trust and Savings Com
pany, trustee. TO WcStmorcland Place
Inc. a lot fronting jooN254 feet on the
south side OF PocahontaS Avenue. In
the plan OF Wcstmorcland Place. June
IL 1916. $1,000.
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HuSTINGS DEED Of TRUST.
one Decd Of Trust. Amounting

William l.. Young TO 4. " Petit
grew, trustee. 6GNl7U feet at the south
east corner OF Thirty second Street
SG5G
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RAILROADS.
Richmond an6Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,

sups.sssddi n,. s sSh.aIie q An.n Wiz isik
Notice, "''1"'
:, Train: leave Riehmond S,S:so A. A.. ct, a.
+. A.. +. H.. r: n. b r. II. $3.50 r.
-. s:z0 r NJ. 7:lo r. NJ bs r. II. ~ 4.
NJ, 1l:45 p. II.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
IL, A NJ. b. A. NJ. 10 A. NJ, .'ll n. ~,
si2 noon. 81 r. NJ. T.. ~. r. n, r.
n, b5:20 +. NJ. 6::o p. NJ. 7:lo +. n. {
r. NJ. BE- +. NJ. IL r. II
bCarries baggage. DAILY except Sunday
seSundayn only.
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Am ri..h. Wh"a' SO ? red. i.1
-" - non'rai 80 harf oid IL
MIRO NV l'i.Ills Corn -.
y" low 'lt.Ttu. So yrll.y ?. 80
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'ssslNEw YORK. July 2o.--rort Jnov.m.o,
l1itddlinE.. 1886: exports. lo,o2s bales. stock
IS1Ss 3f6 bales
go Totai today NJ al ports-Net r.eci,,.
ls1e,io bales: exports. ANS bales stock. 6:ssis
EEhkics-
Total for week Set reccip.,. 49,, bales.
sHSAports, liis2s baes
ttNSv1r5tSs Cor seaAon.-S., rcr.,p,. : zee -,
FFxytSse.. r1rort-. 1896 tsb bale. '''''-'
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RICHMOND GKAIN MarKKJ

Tarmcrs are ,ay.f,,,t va, ~. 1918
heat danny '"' ''h
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chicago GtaIS MArUFT
60 q Crrr.s &: Coz
Richmond. Va VI,

VEGETABLES especially ao'ts- R.r,Icte
i'shi. aan demand gogG. esl.cis!iy c.4ts.
loUpcS and neiOn-
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NEW YORK. July - -Mercautn. pap.-
2At.. Sterling s!rty-dsy bills. st5!',: cs
6snand, si..5 ia-I5 cau!-s, st7s-.. Bar silver.
ca. Mexican dollars, 80 Governs; .nt
:. tords steadv. railroad bonds irregular
Tire loans, steady. s.nty anc u!nst" dog
,asn4 six months iEgSi. CAL money
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ssssD~ ORLEANS. July ss.-so.h III. bulls
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Richmond & Rappahannock RiverRy
sEADoAKb AIR LINE HALLWAY.

Daily except Sunday. tDaily !Sunday only.
Mcck-End Encursion katcn All StaiIons
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

business for a score OF years now
and his tivties have ranged all
over tho Christian world. With the
aid OF 10000 workers he has raised
$30.000,0O0 from approximately L.
100000 different persons.
From PaIadena. Cal. Hugh
Chalmers, presiden. OF the Chal-
mcrs Motor Co, sent the following
telegram:
Sorry / can't lie with you, but
send greetings and hope and believe
the campaign will be successful.
Men OF Detroit ought TO support you
in this most worthy movement, and
I believe they viii"
Homer Warrer, who also is in
Pasadena. wired Miss Julia Russell,
chairman of 'hc executive commit
tee; MY very earnest congratula-
tons You are sure to be success.
full"
Announcements concerning the
campaign viii be made from many
Detroit pulpits Sunday, General
Chairman DENLY has asked 200 pas
tors TO announce that the canvass
las begun
AT The regular Sunday afternoon
ycspers in the Y. w. c. A.. Miss
Caroline B. Dow, dean of the nation
al Y. W. G. A training school Will
be the principal speaker.
A new hign mark in membership
has just been passed at the Y. w. G..
A.. which in February. conducted a
quiet campaign fer membership re-
newals. On the first of March the
membership had reached total OF
/ 4,Sl5.
The hope of the "Y" is to builS
en- ciGnt or ten.story building on
the present site and have enough
money left over To assure main
tenance for two year,
In pamphlet passed out to the
guests and workers. the basis of all
The arguments for the new building
is given in tn first paragraph:
Detroit never las failed TO meas
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
SOCIETY

propaganda All manuscript must
be in the hands of the committee
Mrs. Ralph Answorth. Mrs Je..d
Finster aud Miss Jessie Miller, be-
fore Saturday April -
g
Miss june Frances Lyday, daugh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph n. Ly.
day No. 81 lIolbrook.ave., and d
student in Vassar, has won schol
arship in that institution which car
rics with it election to the @hi Beta
Kappa. Miss Lyday was one OF five
juniors in her class Of $50 to receive
this honor.
Harmonic hall viii be tr=A .ormeh
into bower OF flowers. Tuesday
evening. for the bal masquc Of Har-
monte society. The decorations
planned are unique and beautiful
The dining room win be Japanese
garden effect with cherry blossoms
and Japanese lanterns.
bt'loit. W u l d. .. ltufIdtlOb wiz
meet Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
In the Frances Willard W. &. r. IT,.
home, No 125 Highest west. Here
after the federation will meet regu-
larly on the first Monday in each
month. in the home
%
For the japanese musicale TO be
given N the Hotel Statler, Monday
evening. March Is, under the aus-
pices of the woman's auxiliary TO
the Salvation army rescue work. the
folIowing weIl-khown entertainers
will provide the program: Miss
Elizabeth Rathborc. reader; Miss
Frances Rice, Reisha dancer; An
drew Davis, h1rpist Miss Evange-
lire Schreiter. Miss Marie Edmonds,
Mrs. Raymond O. A.drich and Mrs
Jerome Searlas.
Mrs. A. r. May will act az hos
tess of the thimble party and tea
to be given Tuesday afternoon. in
81 Vincent's asylum, by the Ladies
of Charity of ST Vincent's asylum.
Mrs. Maybury Berkery and Mrs.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

day" he said, bit now We think
-four weeks is altogether too long,
Mr.. Ward expressed the greatest
confidence in tho success of the cam.
paign He has met less criticism in
the preliminary work than in any
other campaign he has started. and
before the banqueters sat down, Fri
day night, had assurances of sew
cral large pledges which he was
keeping secret until the MONDAY
meeting in the pCard o. Commerce.
Monday These meetings, by the
way. will be daily until the cam
raign ends
As 10 organization, he said the
presence OF nine teams more than
he- had asked for was proof enough
that this feature OF the work had
been well cared for The nine
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
ENRICH THE BLOOD
Hoods sarsaparilla. Spring Tonic.
Medicine, is Necessary

Every is troubled at this sea.
son with loss of vitality. failure "
appetite. that tired feeling. or with
bilious turns. duh headaches. indi.
gestion and other stomach troubles,
or with pimples and other eruptions
on the face and body The reason g.
that the blood is impure and impov.
erished
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves al.
these ailments. n is the old reliable
medicine that has stood the test Of
forty years, that makes pure. rich,
red blood--that strengthens eye-y
organ and builds up the whole sya-
TEN. II is the the-year-round blood.
purifier and health-giver. II embodies
the careful training. experience. and
skill OF Mr.. Hood, n pharmacist for
fifty years. in its quality and power
to cure.
Ask your druggist for il today
Adv,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

Wen show him it has, he said
and the remark was greeted with a
burst of applause.
Miss Louise II. Holmquist. of New
York. head OF the department of
method of the national board of the
Y. W. G. A.. came on from the
metropolis just TO be at this banquet
and instill a little OF the spirit of
the "Y" into the audience Fifty
years ago. she said. people wouldn't
believe in germs and the modern
theory of contagion, but as this is
the fiftieth anniversary of the Y. w.
c. A., il wouldn't be inappropriate
to show that The "Y' is built primar.
lily on contagion. the contagious
desire to do good The "Y' now
has membership of some $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

in the United States.
And now a word anent this man
Ward He's lesson in dynamics.
Less than year ago it was decided
to ask the people of New York city
for $4.000,000 for the Y NJ. C. A.
and Y. w. c. A., together. II
couldn't be done, said even the most
optimistic Ward said il could.
Pretty quick he made other people
believe it could be done. and he
did it,
1t was Ward who raised half.
million for the Y NJ. c. A., in. Grand
Rapids by a campaign <milar to
this one He did II in city much
smaller than Detroit, and he did it
in less time than he has allowed
himself here. He's been in this
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

liucd ly Chatles = Ward cf the IN
lernatioual committee OF the y NJ.
c. A., loaned 10 the ~. w" for this
occasion to take charge of the en-
tire campaigG The elements are
concentration, organization and sac
riilce.
By concentration he said the
greatest amount OF money was as
sured IN the shortest time
'It is not a figure OF speech, but
an actual fact ne SAID. that We
can raise more money in six day.
than sc can n six months II has
been proven many times"
he then told o. the campaign 10
years ago when the citizens of De
trcit gay, Si25.6o0 for ulo present
Y. NJ. c 4 baiIl.ns in four weeks,
1t was one Cf the .yUudcrs Of the
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

", Lave u, hna. We have the
sand, all We need is the rocks"
rhus chanted some 325 workers IN
the $500 coo y. W G.. A. building
campaign Al "scnd-off banquet" in
Ia, Hotel Pontchartrain, Friday
evening. Scarcely "A member OF the
20 teams OF 20 persons each was
absent rom this iDspirntional meet.
ing. we need the rocks" became
the keynote OF tn evening until r.
n. Webber. OF the !. l.. Hudson Co.
changed it TO You VIII Come
Across" which We said was wha'
Y. VI. c. A. stood Tor anyway
Three elements are essential to
the success OF this campaign, which
is expected to raiac $4,000 or more
in eight days Tor new building on
the present site These were out
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

teams ~ th- Way, al! were organ
lied by one woman. Mrs A. p.
Brush The original intention was
to have 10 teams Of men and 10
teams Of women, but Mrs. Brush
organized these IN addition They
comprise one store team, one fac
tory team. one high school and clue
team, three OF Office workers and
three miscellaneous teams This Is
a total of 90 workers.
lie discussed the third element,
sacrifice, for only q few minutes,
declaring God takes care of his
own
Edwin Denby. presiding as toast
master, said it recently had been
charged by Detroit minister that
the city had no soul
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

Mr. and Mrs s. B Cole and Miss
Bernice Cole no have been in Cuba
are nov in Miumi, Fla.
o
Mrs. r. McClelland Brady has re-
turned from a months stay in Cali
fornia
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Webher have
returned from their wedding trip
and are occupying their new house.
No. o. Virginia Park
Mrs Morse RohncIt is visiting
friends in New Nork.
o
Beta chapter of Sigma Theta
sorority gave dinner-dance Friday
evening. in he Detroit Athletic
club.
Nh. and Mrs. T.. Howard Bingham
and Mr. and Mrs George u. Yerkes
left Friday for Sea Breeze, Fla, for
several weeks stay.
%
MIR. and Mrs. John v Redfield of
Crosse Pointe lett Friday for Flor
ida.
Detroit Forlnightly club will give
q dancing party. Saturday evening.
In Strasburg's academy
Mrs William A. Ray. No. 2640
West Grand-blyd., entertained 2S
guests az bridEeluncheon, Thurs
day, it, the Hotel Statler
Mrs. s. p. Hovey. Mrs A. G.
Leonard and Miss Elizabeth Leonard
have gone 10 Los Angeles to remain
until he late spring
Or. Joseph H. Andries and Mrs.
Andres are in New Orleans for the
Mardi Gras.
City II the Straits Lodge. Star of
Bethlehem has begun regular re-
hearsals for a concert to be given
in MAY, the program TO he presented
entirely by members OF the lodge.
80
The Past Ch,cfr' association. com
posed Of iha past chiefs of the
Pythian Sistr- temples of Detroit,
viii give card party in Wayne cas-
tie, Cassavc. an. Bagg gst.. Wcdncs-
day afternoon, March :. the proceeds
to bc Jsed for charitable work
o.
Wayne temple. Pythian Sisters,
will give masquerade party. in
Wayne castle, Thursday evening.
March 10. Tickets may be procured
from any member OF the committee,
which H. composed OF the following: !:
Mrs. Neil Mutton. Mrs Ray Apple
baum. Mrs. Ella Parks, Mrs. Nichols,
Mrs. Herrick. Mrs. Smith and Miss
Sullivan
10
The suffrage scenario contest an.
nounced week ago by the Equal
Suffrage league of Wayne county
has brought number OF mann.
scripts TO suffrage headquarters, No
i25 Farmer.st The league offers
four prizes of $50. s25. SIS and 80
for the best moving picture scenario
for one reel. dealing with suffras.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
MUSIC

st. Johns Episcopal church choir
will give a prelLcnten cantata Sun
day evening. a. 7:@C O'Clock, in the
church
William Grazing King VIII give a
recital OF violin music 'riday even
ing, March 10. in the North Wood.
ward Congregational church
The choir OF boys and men of
Joseph's Episcopal church will sing
Stainer's oratorio. THE Daughter OF
Jairus,' ON Sunday evening at 7:3o
o'clock.
Miss Marie Bernard, assisted by
her pupil, Miss Muriel Saith, gave
a piano lecturereoital, Saturday
afternoon. in her studio. No. lSl
Smith.ave. on "paderewsN, pianist
aud composer.
Miss Minnie G.. Dierderich pre-
sented number OF pupils from her
piano classes In a recital in her
home studio. No l05 High-st. east,
Saturday afternoon More advanced
pupils will give a recital sunday
evening Miss Amy Kemp. soprano,
and Miss Evelyn Lyle, reader, viii
assist.
The following advanced students
OF the Detroit Conservatory OF Mu-
sic gave the Wednesday afternoon
concert: Miss Gertrude Hengstler,
Ludington: Miss Clara Sipple, Miss
Florence Lund. Miss Adelgath> Nor.
rison. Blind River. Ont. and Miss
Oleane Doty assisted. The follow.
Ing members OF the faculty gave
the third concert OF the Artists
course in the Y. NJ c. A. auditorium
Thursday evening Miss Della
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Thomas Comerford will preside at
the tea table The ladies will sew
carpet rags for the making Of rugs
for the asylum. Tea will be served
at o'clock
g
Golden Rule lodge, Star of Beth
lehcm. gave farewell supper,
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward Nagelyoort.
faithful members of the io1Ee for
nearly is yeaI5. who are removing
20 their farm 81 Oakland county. The
tables were beautifully decorated
in the tclors OF the order the star
center piece ou,hned with white
iiliCs and blue bells. The eminent
grand scribe, Thomas J. Grove, in
humorous yeIn presented a minia-
ture basket of seed potatoes, which
on examination proved 10 he made
Cf candy, AMI were distributed as
sOuvcnirs I'm behalf of the lodge,
Thomas Calvert Grove presented a
Handsome casserole 10 Mrs. Nagal-
wort and fne brass lantern to
Farmer NagelyoCrt
The First congregational church
will be the scene Saturday evening.
of the marriage of Miss Mary Me
Cord Frost, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Frost. No. 80 Kirby
81 q,
Artz The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. J. Percival
Huget, pastor of the church. Miss
Frost will be attended by her cousin.
Miss Marjorie McCord, OF Chicago,
as maid Of honor, and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Elizabeth Even,
| Saginaw; Miss Carmen kinnear,
New York; Miss Elizabeth Cook
Kansas City; Miss Margaret Hal
stead Miss Helen Moss and Miss
| Gertrude Kane. all Of Detroit. Les
ter Mancourt will be best man, and
the guests will be seated by Her
bert Trix, Edward Even MacCrone,
Harry w. Frost, Jr.. Richard Decory
DR.. Harold X. Shaw, and DIR. Harry
w. Plaggemyer.
O.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock.
will spend the ensuing weeks con
ccrtizing in The middle west. Mrs.
Peoccck's engagements include n
| song recital for the Morning Musi.
Gale, of the Chicago College of
Music, Saturday March IL, and a re-
cital oil the evening of the same
day, in Oak Park Sunday, March 10.
Mrs. Peocock viii give recital in
joliet. and Monday evening. March
l3, recital in Watseka. In April,
Mrs. Pcocock will give several re
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Pester-My wife spends all her
time shopping because she says she
has nothing NJ TO he seen i'm.
Knagg-And mine spends all her
time shopping because she has q
whole lot OF new things and wants
TO show off.