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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-17
4 TRAVELLING MAN
PRAISES TANLAC
Troubled With Nervous Break.
down Caused by O,erMork
and Much Travelling.
TANLAC FINE NERVE TONIC

Was suffering from i nervous
hreakdown orcayioncd by oxerworl>
aud considerable traNclinc" said VIM.
u. Matter. for the past three years
ihsou " 90, Of Sew York: local adj :
dress, No. i West Grace street, Rich :
mond.
u had violent headaches: had com
pleteiy lost my appetite, and Was am
ahle to sleep, and like Il lot Of others
know. had tried about everything
under the sun aud several so-r;lled
nerve remedies aud tonirs without re-
sun. SO in recommending raniIc hone
: ""Sls' some one else troubled as T
WIS I" mud 1T once the thing which
takes the cake. II ~ Tanlac. and every
one should take Tanlac if their con-
uitioH ~ III an! respect .inilar 10
mine In fact, believe IL viii cure
almost anything. aud IN tell YOU what
II ala Tor me. bought II myself he
cause ! saw from tho advertisements
published every where | Went that poo
PIE Win troubles like mine werc &c,
t'hS quick relief, and sure enough
began improving from tLe nrSi ami
experienced complete ana lasting re-
itef from all the diSagrccable synn-
toms ] was troubled with Mn anne
tlie became tremendous and my weight
began coming back al once Believe
me, there is nothing like Tauiac.
nave gained weight, my appetite is
S.''I hhd an the ola symptoms have
disappeared completely"
ANY one who knows this gentleman
viii surely forever discard aui doubts
they may have had about Taul;.c and
IN" scnuincncss OF the testimonials
BENG published, and il 50 troubled will
take his advice.
NOTE.-Taulac is sold through tho
iollowing reputable druggists, who
have heen granted the exclusive dis.
tiibut'nG privilege in Richmond and
are sole agents Tor tho remarkable
preparations here. 1'raclc's drug store
and the three l"lba Miller drug stores.
ADV.
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STATE SUPREME. CONN.


=, -" l"h"wimG cases w";c arsu.d in
80, 80" H"tt."i' Court Of Appeals 81 Nir-
~" virginia hallway ana row or
'"n!anN ~, ". =. !iu
-" !: Virginia hallway aud roucr
'"imn'hN W. T. y iI'li. Argued hy Y.
! Moo" and \ ~ tinieou Tor the APP
nnl,an' ~ BON cascs. and hy ". kiik
M"'hcw s MA leon u, E.lSou for the
appcil"c - ho:h .ascr aud sn!mi,ted. .
~. luuu"NHnt ~ bunncvant .,
'is. submitted -, briots
50 ~ iiolland 4 ais. W. Vaughan
- ~. Argued by judge Il II RaN.lcs
ana j >. S"hr"ll. ir.. for The appellants.
anu hN James q! '"rhiri 10, The ai-
lcIl""S, and submitted.
40. !" *orf"ih and Wcst"rn Rail
way o,onfp;tn! ~ Tucker. tdninistIa-
10. i'hsScd until January term.
-" 10 Walker -. Wainsr. Sub
..".t cases 10 bc called:
-" Bh kcr ~ als. -. I.NnciihurG
Nationai Bauk ~ ~
NO iS-H"nry Silv,i,hotn .iewciry
% ~. l.Snchbur- National E.nE
SO :--Nor:olk County Water 90.
IS. Lthcgi,l-c
No. 80 Masrudcr ct ais ~ Virginia
Carolina Chemical 90. =, ais
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Neutrality-suspicious..

i>rcc!al u The Times -pSpatch.i
biAkES BRANCH, ~ Novcmbcr
'".--Ihc Presbyterian church here w,s
IN" scene OF hcautiful wcddiu. vos-
icidaE. when Samuel ri"rc. Loving
~ I'a!aplin. Va. and Miss Elsie lack
@"h, only daughter of Nh ami Mrs
l. ;. Jackson, of brakes Erauch. wcr.
married. The hes, man Was L. l..
Payne. OF brakes i:rauch. Mise Mary
Spencer. Of Richmond, cousin OF til,
bride, Was maid 81 honor. Little Miss
Mar! l'a!n" Was flower girl. AMI l.. :.
Jackson, jr.. carricd the rim. on !, sill
ver tray. The ushcrs were r. l.. Low
ing, "f Richmond: Il IT, Jack son, ~
brakes branch W. + Vaughan. q.
h"ysriiie. aud : l. Loving, of Drake ],
Branch. The ceremony was perform
ed hy IcN. Cochrano Preston. pastor OF
The church
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FEEL 1OO26 BETTER
BY MORNING TRY It!

pa'cd aud fun uf cold VII. dou't YOU
got a hos nf ,as-arots from The drug
store nov: Eat ono or two to- mig lit
and enjoy tho incest. eCuil.at liver aud
bowel cleansing YOU ever experienced.
You wilt wake NJ feeling IT and fine.
Casrarcta never grippe or bother you
all the noNt day like caIomc. salts
and pills. They act gently but thor
oughly. Mothers should give cross,
sick. bilious or feverish children u
whole Cascarct amy time. They arc
harmless and children lovo them
Adv.
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THIRD 70 DIE SUDDENLY
death Summons Three Prr>nn. can
h'''ch With i.niHr: and iicur,


Srccl"! !" rho Times Dispatch.
iiii!SToL. VA. November !d.-Ecv
l.. Sutherland, financial .geu, and
INSTRUCTION 81 emory and Henry col.
i"sc. At Emory Va. died su,idenI, |. (,
h'Sht This was the thi.d sudden
"s%;h iE the institution in ten DAYS.
j = Emmett. OF kucx>iilc Tenn.
.lt"Aihs Tor tho ministry. died Will.
trffy'H@ to board train. William,
Perry, en- Instructor. died ~ hear;
failure.
hr. S"usherland was Hfty Years old.
ana i survived b! his vitc aud four
sons For t%eutN.iiNc years hc had
he"u active ~ 4 minister ami ,Gucatot
~ IT," i!nlSton Conference.
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DOCTOR ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
""nmd'd ia Log u. Companion While
Nird Hunting Near
Stauutuu.

.>rec," q" The 'rimes- Dispatch
rlAt NIpN, w. NoNcmbci. !G.-nr.
". > Whitiuorc, former cit. phvsi.,an
h"ie, accidentally Was shot this after
room hN city Physician Ficu :. ilamiin
VIM" IN" men We're bird hunting near
town fnc char." struck pi. M-hitlno.e
- 'hc calf of his lott leg. inficiiug il
bad wound. tie was brought, - tho
hospital here and Hn operation per-
f"rM"'l.
u - not believed he Was se.iou.l, M
lwed, although he "as >ho, y, c!osc
rang.
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cH,NcERy DEEDS or TRUST.
Eleven Deeds ot Trust, Amounting I
G nan


St0.3an.9O.
Robert q. i3land ct ny. 10 NJ. l.. Wal
ker. trustee. "oNI"3 feet. known as 1873
st77. ~ >'>e"'"'' D. ''''
Jean p. Harrison 10 W. r. Retd
trustee. lot " in block & in the plan
sl.1oS.on.
Robert NJ. par<ins G, ux. to c'hcwn.
ing " EoNlcy, trustees 3iN9O feet.
known as Nos. IL and - Fells Street
November III. 1916: f3lS.
Dora \. tolicN ri vir tn i. j. craw
ford. trustee, lot 30 in plan II uiIl.
crest I'ark October l. 1915; $ISl
lImelnc i. I'nwnrs ct vir't" W T.
I'izzini. trustee. :0XI2a feet north line
nf CARY street. northwest corner of
Rowland and cary streets. H"vem-
her -. 1915. $l,lSo.
w. Il. rarr 81 ny. 10 ~ -. Kun.
uaily. trustee 15Niio feet west line Of
Lamb Avenue. IL feet North Of Jones
street November IL. 1916; s3.11o.
Harry r. sanford ct uX. 10 NJ. u.
NunnHlly. trustee, - foot T.: inches
~ sil foot north line of trace
street. northeast corner 81 Grace and
Shafer streets. November IL. 1915;
Mary r. Bigger ci vir To Chewing
& BoNley, trustees, Is feet 10 ~ inches
by 70 feet known as 40 North Tenth
street. November Z, 1916: si0a.
Allie H. Fcrgusson ct ais, to Harry
II. Moore, trustee, - IL by $50 feet
north line of Clay street, northwest
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.

i; "harG W. Jones, trustee. To- Eeltie
y. Flipp"n. bfNi25 feet uorthcas, cor
ncr TnIitE- fourth and j. streets Mo-
vcmhcr &, l3II. S3.:i5
Niiiis X johnson. trustees. 10 Mar
yo.lAs l. iiuclcss. lAl-? ~ 10 feet
known Is 3l& West nuNal street, see
rGh. - 1t 10y l-n feet SoUih Sidc Of
l'utai street. between ~ Peter ana
JUDAH Streets. November ~ 1915.
u. IL Wexford. trustee. IT, IT, *
farmer. acSls5 feet. known rs lot 80
~ plan ~ Eciv!dere. November ia
i"lG. ,",ieo.
thcwnine x Eo%lc!. trustees. - 4.
Newton Wildb"rc. 23xl35 feet. kuowm
~ NJ. 2ai: Hanover Avenue No
Ncmh.r H. l3i5, i3,ISu.
lohu !. J. Melton. trustee, to II "
Wildbore =; ny. .%Nl31 feet Ero,m =.
~" 81" Hanover Avenue, second lots
y and IL block in Nor,hsidc rlacs.
,hlrd. portion OF lot /" il block = IN
Norln"id' tlacc. November H.. lals;
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To-Day and Io,Nigh,
in Richmond

W ns"ni y. Temple. nddrrn. on
church prnSiDW fund bl Uisf,op y.aN-
renee, al MHsssrhEs~tts. "'cicrL.
i'reinia 'hrmist>' ttnh. Mra,ral
t0lirar Ot NIrgIniH, NERO . cIork.
IN d e M - I!niuH ~. tioMr's
)rti>rl Festival, S::iI.
t:ion--.'fhc I.itt1r Girl tod For
.:nt.'' >::tD.
Lyric -Iopuinr ,nud-,i,,c, matt
ncr. ~ night. T::n aud -.
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MI>ItriH III: NLMaNAC.
"rner Thirty -nf'h and clay Streets.

''FNtI INlF'N -NItfI HNN tIuI Strccis
November 10. l"ls, s4l2i.
Hannah l<osslow 10 Pollard x l:asby
trustees. i3l. hy 100 feet known as
Nos. 25ll. tjl@ and 25lj East Franklin
street, November IL. 1915. Si.34i
Harry hdel.n:ki 81 uN. 10 i:iChcson
y crHtchneld. trustees. 30 bj depth not
given. known IS NJ. $40 Goddiu street:
second, 11NaO feet north line ur Nsh-
Rand street. GIl feet west OF Ram
d0lph street third. 1uXi25 feet south.
%g. t" Tnr,n 7a 4asna i sn1 EndGInn
Of ashland street, - feet west Of
Washington street. November -, i9iG,
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Won BURIAN IN BERLIN
Austrian Minister Of Foreign tnnIrs
On Nislt to German
tauifuI

ii,I:i.tN. November - tyfn London.
November lS).-Enron Won Eurian. the
Au@ti'"" Minister AZ Foreign Affairs.
arrived IL Eerl.n to-da! accompanied
b. irfNy Councillor vo.l Mercy and
toulit frederick Hoyos.
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H:>UlCO TRANSFER.

One Decd of farHain mud Snlc,
Amounting to $4,000
Maggie inrn$ To Andrew RohlcCcr
IS acres Brook TURNPIKE Novcm-
bcr ~, 1916, tax, IS. sIh.
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Local itMinfnil.

iahfaIl, - hours cnding T. ~.
i'.h'ichcS ~ rainfall since March
deficiency ia rainfall einc, jam
49, .s...... ...,..... 3........... 1
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Get a 10 Cent Box Of
"CasCarets" for Your
Liver and Bowels.

Tonight sure. Remove the liver and
bowel poison which is keeping your
head dizzy, your tongue coated. breath
offensive and stomach sour. Don't
stay bilious, sick, licadachy, consti-
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III LDiNt. PERMIT.
One iiuiIdinS permIt, >moun,ipr -,


>. T. 'ra" ford. 10 erect bricl; ga
,,@S .ehi %! So Thlrd .AvcLu". High.
'nh l"rk. 80 cost $40
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~ iMronIA>r .irIEs

Temperature. 81: hunidity -: Kind.
dir'tinii. south. wind. Nc!Uutty z:
state '>+rwc.,ther. clear.
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III STiNas TRANSFER.

nnc Decd OF BnrEnIn and SnIc,
Amounting Sti5n.
Central Realty Company. luc 10 Kate
l.. Ely. t5Al.3 feet west side OF Thirty
second street, corner Of Ecattic Ave
MIC and Thrty-secoud street. Sep
TENDER s. 1916; lax. 81 $40.
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he. Weather
ty:urntnhcd Nv a.. y. wcnthcr Isurcuu.,
tHrcrDsi: Virginia
-l'ntr md somewhat
unrmcr friday; Snt-
ur,lnS fair.

OFT II uruiina-
Inir weather an Il
risl ~ . temperature
Friday and ~n,iirua, i.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
william H. Shiun and Nellie +. Hart.
lanes II Easton and Mary T.. Jones.
RsudoInh D. Anderson and Lucille l.. Arnold.
James {. Childress OF Esmont, Va, and Gladys
c. Dowell of whitehall Va.
Cassus f. Henderson and Pearl Wyle, both
OF Vienna. Va.
George H. Diehl and Catherine a. Postetter.
both Of Haeerstown. Md
Charles D. Walker Of Lunenburg, Va, and
Oueenie + Robertson Of Iichmond Va.
George H. Urkums and Mary a: Meade.
RiciIari Dic2"rson and Mary A. Brooks
Robert w oliver and Mary Thompson.
Richar,! Robinson and Estella Churchill.
Walter A. PaShkos.,i and Nancy W. Roach.
Charles d. Turner and Mamie VI. F"N.
James W Nichnes and tlarice \. Jones.
Edward Y. Cowdry Of Baltimore. Md, and
Alice II. >Smith OF this city.
Charles H. Brown and Earle !. Davenport,
both of Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to the
health department in the last twenty four hours
Robert o. Mofett, 80 years, 14O1 street
northeast.
William +. Tomkinson, % years, United States
Soldiers Home Hospital.
Edward Hoban. IS years. 81 and II streets
northeast.
Charles W. Collins 81 years. grounds Of bu-
reau Of standards.
James W. Carmody. 20 years. l1S, Genoa
street northeast.
pitaI.
Edwardina Drew, 60 years. T16 10th street
northwest.
ELI NJ Wheat, .6 years, 614 9th street north
east.
David l.. Mackey, 6J years, 16 street north
west.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

cent Cowdry took place at l o'clock to-
day at the home of the brides parents
in NJ street Rev. l. Morgan Chambers
of Mckendree Methodist Episcopal
Church performed the ceremony in the
presence of about seventy-fve relatives
and close friends.
The house was beautifully decorated
with white and pink roses, ferns palms
and southern smilax.
The bride. who was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father, wore
a travelling suit of ruby velour with a
large collar and cuffs of fur. She wore
a velvet hat of the same shade and
carried shower bouquet of roses and
lilies of the valley.
Little Miss Janet Smith. sister of the
bride, was her only attendant. and she
wore white net dress over pale pink
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Edward II. Mayheld. SO years. 1917 10Th street
northwest
Charles A. L. Watt. 46 years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Sarah J. McDade. IS years. 2311 1st street
northwest.
Mary F.. Mccarthy. IS years. 2446 Goth street
northwest.
John Cook 81 years. 9O9 II street northwest.
Sarah Jones. A. years. 30 street northwest
Charity Holly, 40 years 1880 G street south
east.
Frank Gvens. or years. Pennsylvania railroad
tracks. ronndhausp.
Annie Harris. u years. $50 I'D street north
Pauline Morrison. IS years. 3G1s street
northwest.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Illinois Corn Valued at $2O4, 113, 1893

SPR1NGFIELD. Ill. December 90
The corn crop of Illinois is valued at
S204, 1928 this year, as shown by figures
given out by the state beard OF agricui-
ture. The board gives the crop OF 1916
as 2f1,023.7s9 bushels and the prevailing
price So cents, tine highest record since
1869. The quality OF the grain was -
per cent Of normal.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Two Notable Balls on Calendar for
Tonight, With Many Out
of-Town Guests.
Dinner for Secretary and Mrs. Dan
iels on MISUNDERSTANDING and
Mrs. Lansing to Dine Diplomats.

Two of the notable balls of the sea :
son will take place tonight. The
officers Of the navy yard. the Naval
Hospital and ships stationed at Wash
ington will be hosts at one at which
over 700 guests. representing official
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tc
the health department IN the last twenty four
hours:
Louis and Dora Zelnek. boy.
Louis A r., jr.. and Leila NJ. Winans, boy.
Patrick j. aud Mary A. Tierney. boy.
William and Josephine NJ. Treadway, boz.
Floyd and Leila W Soule, boy.
Seth s. and Grace Shepard. boy.
Ranay and Blanrh Passeno. boy.
Giuseppe and Lucille Narili. girl.
Elmon A. and Violet u. Miller. girl.
Charles and Dale Laubly. girl.
Charles and Katherine karrl"r. .,irl
,'t"rs" Huh 'ferdine Hines, girl.
Raymond IL. and Mary +. Gibson. .irl
Alexander and Ida +. Frazier girl
James y. and Antiun"ttr FiyHu. girl
Frank Il. and Florence '. p"vrrcuN sirI
Walter X. and ThermutiS \ Carpentrr hoy
t'uS e. and G.ncrieve ChsE1br rland girl
I"avan T. and Dorothy Barrntt hoy
William II. and ElizahetI BaIlinger boy
Ruuber and Marjorie brigham. boy
Norris II. and Ida Burka, hoy
William and Mary +. Scott. boy
Preston and Rose Smith, boy
Jerry W. and Mary \. Pugh boy.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Z. S. n. and Mrs. Steele have issued
Invitations for dance to be given at
on Tuesday evening, January .. Their
daughter. Miss Gertrude W. steele. who
was presented to soc1et. Ias. season
and is now a student at BrTn Mawr
College. will return today to spend the
holidays with them.
The Florida Society VIII entertain
at a Christmas party at the Logan
Hotel Thursday, December Il. at pm.
Miss Alva Robinson will give a
program OF dances, and general dancing
Will follow.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Harry and Amy Mercer, girl.
William and Hetti- Harris. girl.
Henry G. and Mary T. Purdetr. girl.
Charles and Johanna Ashton, hoy.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

A water heater has been invented TO
utilize the heat wasted by tho exhaust
of stationary engines.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

The StarfiSh has no nose, nut the
whole of its under side is endowed
with a sense of smell.
Evening star., 1916-12-20
Society


main until after the holidays with Mrs.
simpsons parents, Senator and Mrs.
Hoke Smith.
Miss Lillian Hendrick returned to
Washington yesterday from New York,
where she has been studying for sew
eral months She will be with her
mother. Mrs. David Stewart, at the
Brighton for a month.
Miss Margaret Deeble. daughter of
Mrs. Riley Decide. who Is at school at
Peekskill, n. Y, will return to Wash
ington tomorrow to spend the holidays,
and Cadet W. r. Deeble. jr., of West
Point will arrive Sunday for Il week s
vacation. Miss Dorothy Deehle, who is
engaged in settlement work at Hind
man. Ky. will not return to Washing
ton this season.
Lieut. and Mrs. Harrison Glennon will
spend the holidays With the formers
parents, Admiral Glennon. commandant
of the navy yard. and Mrs. Glannon.
Lieut. Glennon will arrive at Washing
ton tomorrow and join Mrs. Glennon,
who has been here for several days.
The marriage of Miss Alice Hanford
Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mccormick Smith and DR.. Edmund Vim
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell. jr., an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, TO Mr.. Hewitt Seymour
West of New York.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Lieut.. and Mrs. Aston Simpson, ac-
companied by, their small son, Hoke
Smith Simpson, arrived at Washington
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Campbell Graef will
entertain at u tea dance Wednesday.
December 27, for their daughter, Miss
Olive Graef. who is home from school
for the holidays
Evening star., 1916-12-20

OLLnImIL
| Est, Cor: 18th
| As i'm
| = - -
Gifts 6rHim'
| Belts
With sterling silver buckles,
$500, $3.50.
Plain belts, soc, Sl.00.
Gloves
That have style and wearing
| qualities for all occasions,
Sl.5O. 81. $3.50.
Auto gauntlets, $3.50, S..
Auto gloves. two in one. warm
est gloves made, $500.
Handkerchiefs
Irish linen. plain and with in
| itialS II, u, /. 112 and
inch hens. 25o. SOC and 81.
Hosiery
The best silk hose in all col
ors. plain. SOC, 81. With
clocks. SOC, 81, Sl.5O, $500.
Mufflers or Refers
Silk muff1ers OF new and attrac-
tive designs, S., S., S., $40,
S1z.
Neckwear
OF quality to suit all, SOC, 75c,
81, S1.50, 81, So.
Shirts
For all occasions. soft and stiff
cuffs. pleated and soft
bosoms, S1.50, 81, $3.50.
Hats-Knox Make
Stiff Hats, $500, $500.
Soft Hats, $500, $500.
Silk Hats, $500, $1,000.
Hat Boxes
For travelling.
Umbrellas and Canes
IFOrEUeningWear
| Gloves
Plain and embroidered backs,
S1.50, 81.
Hosiery
Black silk, with self clocks and
white clocks, SOC, 81, Sl.50.
Hats
Knox Silk Hats. So, $40.
Jewelry
Studs and cuff buttons for
evening wear, in neat cases,
Sl.50 to $500.
Vests
Silk Vests. S., S.. Black silk
vests for Tuxedo, S., Sc.
P. K. Vests, $3.50, S..
Packed in Attractive Christmas
Boxes.
Stinenek
F ST., Cor. 18th
UpRIGHTS GRANTS pykyrps
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Mrs. Ezra L. Koon has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Edith
Adele, to Mr.. Wilbur J. Carr. director
of the consular service. The wedding
will take place In January.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Waddy Wood enter
tained at dinner party last evening
at the Highlands.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Neckwear

Concentration Of assortments at {
Of pieces and scores Of styIes-dainty,
Georgette crepe, broadcloth, satin and
Vestees, etc.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Stockings

Crepe de chine and Georoette crepe
beaded, hemstitched, embroidered and
tucked-newest styles and shades In
gold, chartreuse, maize, navy, flesh
color, white and black-$5o0, $3.50 and
5000.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Henry GassssSay Davis will return to
Washington tomorrow from ST johns
Military School i'll New York state. tc
spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs
Armstead Davis, at her home in Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1916-12-20

Every woman loves It and no.
Crepe de chine and washable satin,
and edges. camisoIes, $1.oo and S
S1.s5 and $2.s5; Gowns, S3.e5 and IS.
Morris tribune., 1916-10-20

Try bottle of DR.. Pepper-be
convinced that 1T is the best soft
drink. advtf.
Quite number of Morris people
have announced their intentions of 60
ing to st. Paul this week to attend
the grand opera. If the weather re-
mains pleasant today the trips will be
made by automobile.
DR.. Harold Stone came up from
Wayzata Tuesday evening and will
spend few days with his cousin,
Archie Stone, Jr. The Messrs. Stone
will go to Wheaton today <er tomor
row near which place they expect to
gather some of the ducks and prairie
chicken which is reported plentiful.
j. M. Harvey has decided to re-
main in Morris. He has rented his
farm near New Rockford, N. D., to
which place he had intentions of
moving with his family. His son
who has a homestead in western
Montana where he has spent
the summer, is expected to come to
| Morris this winter.
The auction sale at the Peter Kessle1
farm will be held today and a large
turn out is expected. Mr.. and Mrs
Kessler have farmed in Stevens coun.
ty for the past seventeen years an;
the sale comes with their decision tt
retire from active farm life. Wheth
err or not they will leave the county
has not been decided but they are
known to have intentions of going tt
live at Granite Falls where they will
open variety store early mex
month. Their friends in Morris anC
vicinity will regret their departure
Morris tribune., 1916-10-20

Mike Conlogue and family are new
residents in Morris. They will occupy
one of the Grove houses in Groveland.
Harry Adams returned the first of
the week from several weeks trip
to Pennsylvania and other points
in the eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Thornton made
business and pleasure trip to Min
neapolis by auto this week, returning
Wednesday just ahead of the storm.
Mrs. Jess Morrison has commenced
the erection of a substantial addi-
ton to her residence on Ninth street
and expects to have the work fin
ished by the end of next month.
A. G. Peck, the live stock buyer,
has arranged to make Morris his per-
manent home. His household goods
were brought on from Minneapolis
early this week and as soon as suit
able rooms can be secured the Peck
family will arrive.
Scarlet fever signs have been placed
on the homes of Andy Case7 and H.
Michalscheck whose children have
contracted mild attacks. The attend
! ing doctor is hopeful of effecting a
speedy cure and no fears are enter
tanned over possibilities of the spread
of the disease.
P. M. Markley was on the sick list
several days last week and some of his
friends recommended retirement to
bed. Their recommendation were
ignored Monday when M. Marley
decided to go after the festive duck
and get little outdoor exercise which
proved of great benefit. His trip re-
suited in one fine duck and an accel-
Grated circulation.
N. Vinje made a business trip to
Minneapolis this week and while there
placed orders for winter and spring
clothing stocks. Because of the war
demands for cotton eastern clothing
manufacturers are being hard hit and
twin city jobbers were pessimistic
over the outlook for spring deliveries
Following the recent heavy advance
in wollen materials it appears cotton
is about to rise to new price levels.