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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
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0cportcmcnt fir ccfirntlide 9cr9chcrnnaen.
lMier.D Dcpartcmcnt 0cs StraRCn.A .Angcnicnre.

9cpartcmcut fir ccficntlihe 9crbciicrnngcn
nnter,9epnrtcmcnt ocs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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gtleb binler 2700sNlod Greenmouui' glpcnilc,
Gillette.
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ellen bnier 2600'Nlod Noone Sirabe gSeltieie.
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Geiic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

merocn wobridcinlit6 Diele Eolicnoe
bon 2lr6citern entluiicn perocn rlO
geId)dftigung iu6en. 0onn 1T Der
3citpunft gcfommen no ii6 notio'
nolc glrbcitsbernlittclung om notbig'
itcn crpcilcn uno oos IN gluSIiGt &c.
nonlmcnc 9urcou icine 6euerprobe
5u bcItcbcn boben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

Sic uglOrt6crn OicUiclu", cine
flcine Nlonotsidrift, bcrausgcgcben
in N}inncopolis, Wiinnv bon So6n
glifolous 2cnfer, bringt in ibrer
9luguIt.glummer eineu 9lufiob iiber
Die altc Sonio uno Gnglano, Die
Go@lt intereiiont imO bclebreno lit.
Ger 9lufiob 1T ein Stild &cltge-
ic6imtc, oic iid iiber mebrcre Sabr'
bunocrte critredt. Scr %rcis oes
@cites lit 6ebn Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
9ScrmiIdtc gIn5cigcn.
gln bic 0anlcn.

Dis tin5ioe ennlc In bcr etabt.
llnfcrc GdbsNlciicn cbi oficn Sunac Sas
men. iucl6c Die &Ieoerma6erinnii mad ben
nencltcn Wicboocn crernen monen, i0nncn oies
IN iitr8cr 8ei our0 Den glnbnB an oicie
AlniIcn errci6cn. llnicrrnt Wiorgens giob
mitagS UNI gIbcnoS. Ncanene Stunoen Sin
0nnic bcgoHne glrbctcn l0nncn pdbrcIo oes
llnicrridi5 foriAeiebt ipcrben 3rinoliccr
llnicrri6t i'm @nhpnrf bon Wlnitcrn crbcilt
Ndbcrc 9luslnnit fdriitlh o6cr minolb BET
Srl. pnbcrS, Wr. 3O2, gecitsSnrntuna.Gtrnhe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
SOhn 6erluia,
6ricObOfc.
Baltimore Cemetery.

gRrcan: Snnpt Gnanns giprt9-9l0euue, Balld
pun bcr @0DsStrdRc.
WcQribniBpldbc 3lt berfnufcu bon $40 nn.
Gciiion M, iinicr immcripabrcnocr glnIlldDt
$s5. Jloiim ihr einia1e @rdber. Glcgdnie
ncue Spupellc
aa6crnciiroBcn Ginsane ictt often.
(Sutti101S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
D., 6. G N. wa, p. & y.
9LMsEMAs TabrtartrMs@Mar

<NW~NNUE~ OWytN~t wv "O""Nt 1--WE
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5aDrlurien oilr gndfabrt ehItie bis 81.
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SoHniaa. ytlir an oielenl Ing eiiliig. l.5O
StdttDnca, 0ldlbDrue nadD Berlln.
Sobridrie Sdniline, 5indtabrt Wlonidg @ii1'
eonhiag, inir an 6lcicn Gas anIiis. geon'
ocrs illcorige Jlie.
1nbrplan bon kier 8, QebsSirnBe gBohen'
iagen 6.25 Yorm ulo 2.15 9tn6m. Spnr'
tags 730 WlorgcIe.
OicBobutD 1ead, Del.
5abrlartcn dur Jtildiabrt anItig bis 80.
september 10................. .StCU
5reiioe ino Gamiioe. 9iidiabrt 9ienIiaa. 2.7g
Sonllioe, nur an oiclen 4ag giilttg. LOO
StatDnen, H0Oc 4oint naG Hciucs.
GabrldrielL SanIltag, 9ildiabrt WloninG. 0tn'
idcbe 5abrt.
Sonniae, inr an oieIcn Sae elIiis. BeIoH'
oerS neorigc Jluic.
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ingcn, $50 Wloracne uno 220 gsdrbuI.
Sonitng5 TAO Wiorger8.
Nahmlhags s9lnsiliige nam &Dpe BotHt.
Danpicr ,,geeitmUrclnnb".
Bom Yter 8, Htebis9try ygo6ellfa9en 2'2u
ytndDm GpnntaqS 2 90 Nadnt
Wnbl6eien mi bent 9antpier.
50c. NunoinBrt Doc.
Bnfrtebenieflenbc QealIcrIabrten,
8ampier fabrcn ieoen Tag iiir
Gbciapeaic BAT.
Gin I0g uito 5ipet 9lntbie. v4
Sipct Idac uil0 0ret ytddbie. "
0hnodDrtJl1ten
sSuIlrric Ncimretbunqer nlit Berlnigeit.
Bbpne, Ct 9nul $40. 7. Wlur0Df @.sB.sN.
'(Suni23, ,2&S,3Ylic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
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Weum cS luabr lit, oah Oas Nan'
oclstoudibfi Bremen" in Yeglci-
tllng cincs llntericc. .SorpeoobooteS
an Der aiiite bon @loine angelongt
lit, orrftc oos ocn Gommonoelirelt
ocr britiiNcn uno fron5oIii6cn
glodooeihiffe Dor uniercn Sdfcn
i6loiloIc gi11te bcrilriu6en. IS
mare gon5 gut wenn Elm ociti6cs
u.goot uns ocn @efollcn tbdte, ms
bon oieicr 9Scit 81 befrcien.
Die NGdtc iucrOcn Sluar idOn lGn-
ger, uber iie iino nod ntht lang &c.
mug, Inn nennenspert6e glbfiiblung
ocs beiBcu StroBenpfloiters unO DER
Grottoirs ber6ei5ufiibren.
gSic i60m iuGrc es, iucnn mir ct.
wos bon oicicr iiberfliiiiigen Sibc
oIf 6laihen 5icbcn uno fiir Den 8in-
ter ouf Eager legen fonntenl
Der glmenit 6Olt in iciner criten
0dIfte nod, mas Der SuIi in feline t
crItcn Sdlfte Derioltnte.
SrOiten wir nn0, Der 6crbit 1T
in Sidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Die pramtiasm Bort pepuNt. nnb HeiiertuM.
(frlufffnurif

@eblras Gcenerier, bic arobcn Nriden.
Iiebter 2anipfcr gGnSonebnnnn" Hier 10,
SiqbtsStr16e. ,Seoen 3ienIida Gonncriina
uno GamIiaq nm yiadm 81 pnuhe t045
ga6tS. Ntiittpod)s, 9 Hornt Gonntnqs 10
Norm. 8u &alfe $50 @iuete SOC. Cute
Wnb8eien Duff Beainn am 90. SUM.
(Sfni g. 3gRte I&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
QOnOum 9Sarf Cemetery.

0nnpt Nmgnng: Nrcocrid 9ipab.
ghrcnu: VI. n, WcitSarntana. Strnbc.
9'cordbnibpldbc bon $25 an. nntcr bciidnol'
Qcr gluiiimf Shuitiblnmcn Scunoc. Rflnns
Scn ETC ino I'M lrcibbaus am 0aupts@inaona
8u inocn. Infer gIaeni wiro, uenn gcipiinlcbt,
bOrlprchcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

SrOiteu iuir nnS, Der 6erbit 1T
IN Sidt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
GENERAL REVISION
or FREIGHT RATES ASKED

ATLANTA. Ga. March 1-Gcueral
revision "f freirh, rates ON iutras'atc
shipments and adoption az the South
crn. instead nf the Georgia, classified
tiou rates was asked in petition
fled here today with the Georgia
Railroad Commission by q committee
uf railroad officials representing seven
railroads operating Within tho state.
The railroads represented are: South
orn Railway. Scaboard Air Line. At
lanta. Birmingham and Atlantic: Cen
trail Of Georgia. Georgia Southern and
Florida. Georgia Railroad and the At
lantiC' Coast Line.
The petition states that the pro-
posed new rates would make the in
traStatc rates conform with tho inter-
stat" rates recently granted by tho
Interstate Commerce Commission. The
Georgia classification rates arc lower
than the .ntraStatc rates. IL is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
CORR TRIAL POSTPONED

inc BOARD Of Police Commissioner
iaS, night postponed until s O'clock To-
"ieht the trial OF Patrolman J. l.. Corr
'narScd with conduct unbccominc an
"nccr and immortality. upon tho rn-
'cipt "i telegram from Miss y:sthcr
raven. Of Frank lnville y. C. ybo
VIII be material witness in the case
against him. The telegram stated th,t
MISS craven. who was found i'm Pctrrs
hurE some time ago by roli,emap
sweet and delivered To her father. after
nelhE missing from her residence here
Tor ABOUT two weeks. had missed a
train yesterday and would no. arrive
in Richmond until to-day.
IN" resignation Of patrolmon 7 {
STANLEY, also involved in this case. and
WI" rendered his resignation when
called upon TO meet charges growing
out OF the investigation which resulted
in locating Miss Craven. was accepted
by tho Board Of Police commissioners
last night. and j. w. Cole Of South
Richmond. was elected TO the force in
ms place. Cole has been a chauffeur
in the employ of DIR. George Zen john
Ston.
The trial of patrolman Corr and
routine business viii occupy the boa ri
at the meeting tonight 1t was de-
cided last night to call a special meet :
ing of the board tn elect tho twenty
five additional mon who will report
for work on April !, but tho date Of III q
melting was not determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
FUNERAL OF FREDDY
Alleged Victim OF Monroe johnson ~
buried ut Grrcnsboro-tccu.
HELD for Trial.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
GREENSBORO. y G, March THE
funeral OF Carl II. Freddy. who is al
legged To have been shot and Killed YES
terday by Monroe Johnson. at White
OAK Cotton Mills. Was held this after
noon from White oak Methods
Church and was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Richardson MIR.
FREDDY is survived by his wife. six
children. his parents four brothers
and TWO sisters, nearly all Of whom
live in this city one brother lives
IN Sanford and another in Gainesville.
Va.
Johnson has been arrested ana is be-
ing held for preliminary trial He
claims that the shooting was done in
sclf-dcfcusc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
INCOMING SHIPS BRING
REPORTS OF BIG STORM
Gnir "f frl,in! mud saturday Appears
to- Have Been Grncrni Over North
mud south tnrOtInn.

NORFOLK. IA. March 1-l'urthcr
reports Of delay To shipping from the
storm OF Friday aud Saturday continue
I" come in. II seems to hay. been
general over the Atlantic, both North
ami South.
Tn" British steamer cowric. captain
Davies. arrived to-day from Hun. Eng
land. He reports that tho recent wind
aud sn"wstorm "as on" OF IN" worst
during his twenty six Years -vucricrcc
on tn" seas II was impossible - stand
on dcck during Friday aud saturday
hc said, and several OF tn" men had
narrow escapes from serious iujury
The second officer had his haul badly
cut aud tn" engineer nearly aad his
Log broken 10y bciu- tossed cat 10y
the ships roll
The cold. too, was intense. rhc cap.
tain stated
The cowric only took bunkcrs, going
10 Port Arthur to load carco
TIL" Greek steamer Saiamau'S. Cap
tain cominos. arrived yesterday. hay
INK consumed five DAYS moro than usual
in making the part OF her voyage from
rear Ecrmudn 40 Norfolk
Captain lScll. of tho Warr,o. 'h-
, ported the storm on his trip rom New
Orleans here. one nf the worst iu has
experience.
Tho Norwegian steamer Eanvih.
bound from Rotterdam for Norfolk, for
cargo coal. was forced TO 20 TO tho
Newport News shipyard OH account of
some damages from the storm.
TIL. schooner Malcolm Baxter. Jr..
also went TO the Newport News ship
ward tu repair lcakaecS. he had load
cd with - cargo al coal, and was ready
Ia sail for Para when she began to
take water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
COLORED REPUBLICANS MEET
indorsr Services of Stutc Chnirmnn
Si"mp md National tomnit
tccmnn Martin.

y largely attended meeting OF tho
cr."'cd Republicans Of iiiclIn ,n'. was
held In the True itcformcrs Hall as,
night. and delegates To the district
convention. tn hc held in ChcSternci1
County Courthouse to-day, aud dele
gates To the Roanoke convention, TO ba
held on March -. were elected. The
meeting Was presided over by DR.. X. T.
Jones. The services Of state Chairman
q. BasCom Sl"mp, and George l.. Hart,
secretary OF the state committee. and
"f National Committeeman .\lvah H.
Martin were Endorsed. All colurcd Re
publicans were urged To qualify on or
before May d. 1915. The following
delegates were elected: st. j. Gilrin,
j. w. Johnson, Ralph Dorsey, Dr. i. NJ
a.. Ramsey. Or. - ~ f'urcuSson, +. H.
Mex cnzie, Charles Johnson. .Ir.. Dr. H.
T.. Jones. H. II. Price, Il. T.. Turner T..
\. randolph. j. T.. BYRD -. y. Grown.
.c. Bernard Gilpin. George W. Bragg
Henry Mallory, John + Taylor, Thomas
NJ. crump. w. -. Jones. James W. Poe.
Maurice fousrlle, br. j. II. Jackson.
L. l. Horslcy. X. -. Bland and L. ~
Graves, These will bc delegates to
both district and state conventions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
IN AND OUT or TOwx.

Mrs. William Gail. who has hecn
>pcndinE some time nj Ormond Reach.
Fla, will arrive on Thursday to he
the CUES, OF Miss Lucy Temple. at 3tl
West Grace Street.
Mrs. !. Arthur T.efroy. Of Park Ave-
nue, is spending a short time in Will
liamsburE.
Miss Ansy Manning Taylor is visit :
ing Mrs j. Calvin Stewart. AT 1881
West Grace Street. for this week
Taylor Temple HARRISON who has
hocn in New Zealand for tho past sew
eral years. is expected in Richmond
shortly for visi: to relati vcs
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wcstmorcland Davis
will leave Tomorrow for their home,
In Loudoun County. after a stay Of sew
eral months In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scrivcnor. of
this city. arc visiting friends in Nor
folk for some time.
Miss Dorothy Smith. Of Richmond.
has been the recent guest Of Mrs. j.
ID. Hunter. in Ashland.
Miss Frances r.. Tompkins has re-
turned to Richmond, after spending
the weekend with relatives In Fred
ericksburR.
Misses Eliza and Ann Ingram, OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Former Mailing Clerk on HattIcshfp
Vermont Is Captured In New
Haven.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. March -
Elmer l.. Wimbcr also known az Ed
ward T.. Burns. formerly mailing clerk
on the battlcship Vermont, was ar
rested here to-day. charged with
forgery OF n postal money order
II is alleged that he deserted the
ship at Norfolk, Va. on February II.
taking with him $500 in postal funds
and three postal money orders. Two
OF them, II ts alleged. were cashed In
Atlanta. His attempt to cash a third
at New London recently, drawn on the
postmaster at Knoxville. Tenn. led TO
his arrest Each OF tho orders. il ia
said. was for 800.
It is expected that Wimber will he
taken back to Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
MRS. J. s. WILLIAMS
SPEAKS Al Ali CLUB
iciiS of llluminators OF Middle
Ages and Their
Work.
INFORMAL RECEPTION FOLLOWS
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges, Chairman of
the Afternoon. Introduces Mrs.
Williams, Who Exhibits Specimens
or Her own Work IN Miniatures.

one OF Ia" most brilliant occasions
OF inc season at the Art Club occurred
yesterday. when Mrs John shelton
Hia'hS made AN address OH the sub
J''' OF The ancient ar, OF Illumination.
."'S' Nlllams opened with AN cnSap-
'"e account OF the circumstances under
"hich SIN" had learned illuminatinc.
"h.h in u camp in the Adlroudacks
sue TOOK lessons in the art from a
'u""f ola IMAM who refused TO be paid
uhl.ss the lesson Was successful. From
cues" lessons has since grown school
OF cra:tsnaihip in that camp
What is illumination" said Mrs
Williams The word means to
h%hicm ur rs it's highest aim it has
/" make beautiful to the eye papyrus.
parchment and vclum Illumina,ors
were iirst called miniators, from the red
paint or minimum which they used We
-"t IN" word miniature from ;hcs..
"viN'rs. Tor though the art }; NINA
tuf" no" "Nists as q separate art from
illumination. it is - full sister. just
hS herhi"rN j. half-sist.r no he
i"fi'ct Illumination must HAY. colors.
metals amd faces
Tin many Il Tuain, anccdot. and
I!imps" of tn" times. Mrs Williams
touched on the various periods in which
inns art mas been employed the DAYS
or tn" ancient Egyptians OF julius
"csar and Of OVID. reaching its glory
IN IN" Middle Axes. TIL. al, as it
mas com" down {" va is a product Of
TN" inconsistencies
~ is beautiful" said Mrs. Williams.
7" think OF these monks. willin.,I,.
immurcd from the world toilino viii
exquisite pains through long years in
sii"nc" amids; stern and bleak sur
rouhHin=s TO "NprcSs their love of God
an" mankind. in perfect line ana blend :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
PATIENT WORK. ot.
HlBft: I'LL WIN tTOIkS

~" illumination OF one copy OF the
Hih!" ""% the work Of a mans life. dav
after day. month after month. wear
after year. letter by letter. until there
VAS laid asid" completed by trembling
hands OF ar" tn" work begun with the
enthusiasm Of youth"
Not all the iliuminators wcrc mort.
however ther" wer" what one might
call ia this day tramp illu,ninators
"riitih" from court to court. 1t is
recorded that on. King. having at his
court an llIuminator Of special merit
ana much desired by his fcllow-Ein-s
mad" sure OF his services by taking
IN" wise rrecaution Of claiming him by
ono leg :" that no Establishments OF
o'her courts might win him from his
contract. This illumination might he
tempted. but he could not jumn his
contract.
IN" best specimens of wort are in
IN" BRUSH Museum, the Vatican. the
Nai"hhi Library at Paris. Ravcnna.
iFhSuc and Vienna. In Ravcnra one
hnhs large roll OF the Scriptures
when was unwound as the preacher
reached its Illustrations. and was c,r
ried around tho church by the choir
hoys--the first moving picture.
Mrs. Williams inspired in her hearers
q Keen appreciation Of the beautiful
ART OF winch she is a skilled pyponcp,
exquisite examples OF illumination.
executed by Mrs. Williams. were shown
!" the members. who viewed them
WIN great enthusiasm. Quotations
rom tho Scriptures. prayers. notices
IN meinoriam were claborately enriched
WIN JcWcl-likc designs SGT with minia :
lures rejecting the spirit of Fra An
:"hco and of the artists of the Nt1f,a
Ages.
An informal reception was icudcrod
Mrs Williams after the lecture. Mrs
j. Nilsson Hodges was chairman of tho
h''erho"h' and introduced Mrs. Will
liams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

BOSTON. March : The loss "f tho
schooner ELLA Davenport Of this port.
with the rescue of her crew by the
British steamer I'inna, from England
for Forth Arthur. Ten. was reported
to-day by tn" captain of the Pima IN
Il wireless message to the schooner :
owners. The Davenport was bound
from Norfolk TO Providence with coal.
aud was last spoken off bermuda, hay
ing boon blown off her courSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

Tn" quarterly all-hay board meeting
OF the Woman's Prohibition League Of
America. will 10 held N heHdquarters
to-day. beginning AT 10 o'clock Bust
ness Of much Importance will come be =
fore the board AZ this time. and all
members are urged TO he present The
women Will bring their lunch and a
social hour will follow luncheon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
Richmond, have been visiting the
Misses Gary in Ashland

Mrs. ]. " Vaughan. who has been
II! Tor GONE time past AT st. IukcS
Hospital. is now the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. l. y. Vaughan. Jr.. at Monroe
Terrace
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Marstcller. Of
ONO who have been in Richmond for
The past two months. have been guests
Of relatives IN fredericksburg recent
~, cn route for their home.
Miss Alice corhill has returned to
richmond. after Visiting Miss May
baldwin in Ashland
Edwin Workman. Jr. loft - few DAYS
"s" To spend week in New York city.
Miss l'azcliln" Watson has return
cd L" Richmond, after Attending the
dances at '. NJ. |. aud Washington
and Lee tnivcrsiiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
t.ONcn-ItOlIcrfhOn.

iYNcHRCEG. VA. March Miss
Lillian q. Robertson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. V. -. ROBERTSON. of this city,
and i. r. Gowcn, OF rctcrshurg were
married on Monday at Memorial Mctho-
dist Church. the ceremony being per-
formed 10y the pastor, Rev. Frank L.
Wells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08
MONEYS MEETINGS.

MISS Crandall. secretary Of the Ma
t"naI organization or Public Health
Nursing. viii lecture this afternoon a,
% clock IN tn" parish house OF 1t
s"uls church. under the auspices ot
thc Y. y. \. The public is CORDIALLY.
Invited to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

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trimmed
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1910
Il NhtH oilerlhS Oh these
II nii'ed opportunities
creates III ore comment.
W omen are beginning 10
DE on me LOOKOUT ior 'hcm.
40 "o'der' when we oller
at S3.9S at fine seasons bc.
ginning
Hare AFRO SINGLE stvJec from
various lots and n,,rchases
and wc AFRO determined RI
crowd them ont Hats made
of hemn French crones
norc,,pino and chrvsanthe-
mum braids, Stunning rib
hon trimmings in bows and
folds. lofty effects and
biob nloatinos around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

Tn" regular meeting of Richmond
Chapter. L. II. g, Will be held in Lee
Camp Hall Thursday instead OF to-day
at II o'clock. As arrangements will he
made for the annual ball 10 bc held in
MAY. a full attendance is earnestly
desired Ntsitin" Daughters viii he
cordially welcome.
The meeting has been postponed un-
I'll Tomorrow on account Of the lcntcn
services for Ash Wednesday,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

y very important called meeting Of
the Glut"c Park Wnnlau's club to adop-
n"w constitution Viii l.. held tins
afternoon ~ o'clock in tn. aSscrnbl s.
hall. All members are urged 30 COM.
ana bring tho copy Of the lrnposed
constitutions. which has been mailed to
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

Tn" missionary organizations Of The
Grace street Baptist Church have
boon observing .ris week aS m, week
of prayer tor home missions" Tho
mating this afternoon AT ! r'c'"c% in
IL" Malone classroom. is In charc. -.
-" airls au.'''ar.. and all mot ,er; ~ .
in ed To attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-08

Miss ilicc g. iIinck"v. ~ Ncw or
leans will lecture on tho Value Of
Mental Measurement" before the Flor
"ncc Nightingale Circl" Of Kings
Daughters this afternoon At $50
t"lpck in til" Shritcr!nc Arms Hos
.it"l This is the -cCular meeting ~
th,. circle.