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G. ". U. notes.

w S. James, B. c. Cruickshsnks and
Roy II. HeOld are organizing a baseball
team in the College of Engineering.
Mrs. Burmeister. of Columbian College
was hostess to Chi Omega Sorority re-
Gently OF q five-hundred party at her
home in Lamont street.
r. ]. Beck has been elected treasurer
Of the Pre- Medical Glass.
The seniors OF the College Of Pharmacy
recently visited the factory of Sharpe &
Dome. druggists, in Baltimore. The trip
was arranged by DR.. Samuel B. Hilton
secretary OF the board of trustees of the
college.
3. B. Bolton. OF the junior class of the
Medical School. has been appointed ex-
tern in the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital
Robert Walton. Of the Medical School
is the choice of the senior class for the
office OF grand marshal for commence.
ment week,
The inter-fraternity prom will be held
April p.
last Sunday
Theta Delta Chi recently held its TWEEN.
tieth annual banquet at the University
:
furnished sketches for the entertainment
Fifteen OF the largest national frater-
mites in the country have instructed
their delegates TO the national inter-fra-
ternitv conference to vote for a regula-
ton whereby persons belonging to pre-
paratoTy school frsternities will be barred
from the national organizations. 1t is
pointed out that most of the preparatory
school fraternities are scarcely more than
clubs
Phi Mu recently entertained at lunch
con Mrs. G. B. Pierce. Mrs F. r. Jellef
and Misses Ingalls,. Caesare Henderson
Allen, Voorhees,, and Edith Aultman.
Gamma Eta Chapter Of Delta Tau Delta
has pledged Benjamin Mosby Nickel,
way, of Columbian College.
The Debts recently gave house dance
Mrs Mann wife OF the minority leader
OF the House OF Representatives. chap
erOned.
Prvates William W. Marin and Ira
p. Lucal have been added to the roster Of
the coast artillery company.
The coast artillery company will make
its second trip to Fort Washington today
for regular gun and plotting drill.
The amount Of infantry work necessary
for a coast artillery company has beer
about covered and the majority of the
time will be given over now TO purely
artillery subjects.
The Rho Chapter OF Sigma Alpha Ep
silon held its annual founders DAY ban
Quet recently. FordyCe Melvin. Earls Pc
tree. and Raymond Read were welcomed
into the order. Among the speaker,
were Senators Key. Pittman, and Beck.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

The colony of society people at the
Greenbrier filled the ballroom on Mon
uay evening when Mr.. Frank Harris
Inc eminent author and authority on
Shakespeare, kindly consented to deliver
MS lecture upon Shakespeare as Man
and Friend" 1t made such success
that Mr.. Harris is being urged to reneat
u on the anniversary OF Shakespeare :
birth next month. Miss Mandy. OF
Montreal. lectured upon relief work
among the wounded French soldiers and
secured a generous contribution from
Treenorier guests. when she spoke on
thursday evening before them In the
audience was Miss Anne Morgan, who
Is one of the officers of tie War Relief
Society with Miss Maude Wetmore ano
Miss Elsie DeWolf
Countess Gizycka, who with her little
daughter is in Aiken, is expected daily
TO occupy her cottage at White Sulphur
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis Corey
are also expected. Mr.. and Mrs. DeSoto
FITZGERALD. of Richmond. will occupy
Hawley Cottage during the spring and
summer. usual.
Joining the fashionable colony at the
Greenbrier this week were Mrs. Alexan-
der Warner, of Baltimore, who is &C
companied by Miss Warner and Miss q
Kings. They will take the cure while
here. They were among the audience on
tuesday evening when Miss Gladys Jack
con, of Wilmington. gave charming ex-
hibition dances with Mr.. Cedric Haml-
ton.
Lady WilIiams-Taylo Of Montreal,
after a visit in Florida and Cuba. has
come 10 spend the spring season at the
Greenbrier. accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Brenda Williams Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Vogel. who are
at Hot Springs, brought a party to the
Greenbrier by automobile for luncheon
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laurence Green,
OF Paris. who have spent the winter at
Palm Beach, have come here for the
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ham; Representatives Harrison. Dent and
Flood; Judge Howry, Assistant Attorney
General Graham, J. c. Smith. and J. @.
Capers. Representative Sisson. of Missis-
sippi, was POSTMASTER Howard Dix, OF
the local chapter. made the opening sd-
dress. Donald II. McKnew was chair
man or the committee on arrangements
Delta Tau Delta held q dance recently
at the chapter house
The Dramatic Association will present
Green Stockings" a comedy by A Z.
Maron. as the season play.
Members of the Chemical Society will
be unable to inspect the Alexandria sui
phuric acid works, glass works, and fer
tiliZer plant this year on account Of a
recent ruling barring visitors from the
plants 4 trip to Baltimore will be taken
April %
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Choral Society Concert.

The concert of the Motel Choral So
ciety. under the direction of Otto T.
Simon. which will take place on We'd
nesday evening. April 5, at the Me-
mortal Continental Hall, will be under
the patronage of Mrs. I.arz Anderson,
Mrs. Sidney Ballou. Mrs. Lloyd Bowers,
Mrs. Richard Clover Mrs. Thomas
Ewing. Mrs. George Eustis, Mrs Thomas
Garrett. Nine da CANA, Miss Laura
Harlan. Nine. Hauge, Mrs. Franklin X
Lane. Mrs. George T. Mclean, Mrs. ]
Upshur MoOrhead. Nine. Naon, Mrs
Henry Peckham, Mrs. Buckner Ran.
dOlph, Mrs. Walter TuCkerman, Mrs
Walter Wilcox Mrs. Nathan Wyeth
Rev. F. Ward Denys, and Admira,
Charles II. Stockton.
The chorus Of 100 voices will sing a
program of English, Russian and Finnish
music and will have the assistance OF
trio of piano and strings. The organ.
izatiOn is supported by subscribers and
patronesses.
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Thus restful days are assured, peaceful
nights are experienced, morning sickness,
headache, apprehension and other dis
tresses are among the various things which
women everywhere relate they entirely es-
capped by using Mothers Friend. And by
its effect upon the muscles the form is re-
tanned and they return to their natural,
smooth contour after baby Is born.
This is an interesting and valuable thing
to remember. The skin Is but net work
Of very small blood vessels and connective
tissue and by keeping it well fabricated, firm
and in strong, vigorous condition 1t will not
get soft. And when the time has passed
1t will return to its natural shape without
the seams and scars that are so liable to be
the case IL Mothers Friend" Is not used.
Get bottle Of this invaluable aid to expec-
tant mothers. Any druggist will supply you.
It Is harmless but wonderfully effective.
Write to Bradfield Regulator Co., ia La
mar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, for a specially writ.
ten guide book for women interested In the
subject of maternity. 1t will prove an iusnI.
ration. 1t contains information that every
woman should know ell about, Write today,
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For Noel House

\ most interesting event of the week
will be the entertainment for the bene-
At Of Noel House to be given at
Rauscher's on Saturday afternoon,
April 8, at 40 O'Clock. Miss Ruth
Draper, the charming and gifted mono
Ioguist, will appear in an interesting
and varied program. The patronesses
for the afternoon are Mrs. Paul Bart
lett. Miss Goldman. Mrs. Dimock, Mrs.
W. c. Eustis, Mrs Hamlin, Mrs. Rich
ard Olney. I'd. Mrs. James Parmelee,,
Mrs. MahlOn Pitney, Mrs. Atlee Pomer-
enc. Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk, and Mrs.
James W. WadswOrth, jr.
Noel House is one Of the Capitals
most popular charities. deriving pat
rOnage from a prominent and fashion
able set The officers include: Presi-
dent, Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins;
vice president. Mrs. Montgomery Ma
comb; secretary. Mrs. HoratiO BigelOw,
and treasurer Mrs. Charles W. MCFee.
On the board of trustees are Mrs.
Seth NJ. ACkley. Mrs. COTnelia Adds,
Mrs. Horatio Bigelow, Miss Fitch. Mrs.
&. Fl. Harlow. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs.
Henry MarqUard. Mrs. Montgomery
MaComb. Miss Abbie McCammon, Mrs.
Randolph McKim. Mrs Frank Moss.
Mrs. A. r. MulOwuey, Miss Dorothy NJ
Mueller, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
Mrs Armistead Peters, Mrs. Duncan
{. Philips Mrs. MahlOn Pitney, Miss
Helen Rogers. Mrs. George Shiras, Mrs
Charles H. stockton. Mrs \. y. Talbot,
Mrs. Watts. Mrs. Bates Warren. Mrs
Richard Wainwright, Miss Waller. Mrs
Myron Whitney. Mrs. Francis WinslOw
Mrs. Samuel E. WinslOw and Mrs
Thomas " Wood.
The volunteer workers are Miss
Alexandrine Fitch, Mrs. James ACker-
son. Miss Annah Began, Miss Helen
Cash, Miss Helen Cavanaugh, Miss
Katherine Chesley. Miss Ruth Denys,
Miss Henrietta Fitch. Miss Alice
Goodwin. Miss Gertrude Gordon,
Miss Aida Haines. Mr.. Jones, Miss
Sophie Johnston. Miss Mary Littel,
Miss Helen Mulliken, Miss Emily
Morse, Miss Carolyn Nash. Miss Alice
Warren Pope. Miss Elizabeth Porter
Miss Marjorie Smith, Mr. Staley and
Mrs. A y. Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ClepatCh. of
1926 Eleventh street southeast, an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Bertah, to Mr.. Solomon B. BerkO-
witch. of Baltimore and Washington. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mrs. Mamie Earnest and Mrs. Sarah
spence, who have been visiting their
prother, Mr. ID. c. Dickert, have re-
turned to their home In Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. Virgil c. Young. of Washington,
and Mrs. Mary c. Cross, of Kentucky.
were married March 81 at the parson-
age of the First Baptist Church by
Rev. Eugene &. Jackson, D. D.
Mrs. Eva Mushback left yesterday
for Bridgeville, Pa, where she will
visit her brother. Mr.. r. c. Gwinn.
Miss Effie CIapdore has gone to Rich
mond and Hampton, where she will
spend three weeks.
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ment. Mrs Nina E Allender chair
man of the Congressional Union in the
District of Columbia, outlined the plans
Of the branch organizations with regard
to the spring and summer work to be
undertaken with the expectation of
enlisting the aid of women on every
street in Washington in the Federal
amendment work. The card party
will be given Thursday afternoon,
April s, at the national headquarters
The women who will assist Mrs. CIag-
gett and Mrs. Odell in arranging for it
are Mrs. John Jay White, Mrs. J. wager
Hamilton. Mrs. w. 7. Burch, Mrs. Rob
ert Baker and Miss Edith Goode.
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Interesting Social Events.

Miss Z. Alice Theobald is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements for the
vaudeville tea to be given by the United
Daughters of the COnfederacy. at the
Raleigh Hotel, on the afternoon Of Sat
Urday. May 6, from ; until : Miss Theo-
bald is assisted by Mrs. Maude Howell
Smith. president Of the District of Co
lumbia United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, Mrs. Taylor o. Undertake
Mrs. Leonard Hoffman, Mrs. William 7
BagGett, Mrs. Albert y. Ferguson, Mrs
Lawton Morgan. Mrs. A. Fl. Mitchell
Mrs Archibald Young Mrs. Drury Con.
way Ludlow. Mrs Belle c. Rely. Mrs
George Theobald. Miss Helen Griffith
Miss Hattie Bowie, Mr.. W. E. Brock
man, and Mr.. Mahlon Janney.
An attractive and interesting vaude-
Vile will be given from 3 until 40, ant
dancing will be enjoyed from until I
Society matrons and buds will serve deli.
cacies and refreshments throughout the
afternoon.
The patronesses OF the "Soree Fran,
caise'' to be given at Rauscher's at 81,
O'Clock, April l., for the benefit of the
wounded French soldiers are Mrs. Hen
men Jennings. Mrs. W. c Eustis, Mrs
T. V. BoyntOn. Mrs. Crozier Nine. de
I.aboulaye. Mrs Louis Pennington. Mrs
The French Ambassador has agreed
TO forward the proceeds Of the evening
to the headquarters OF the relief society
for the wounded.
The annual meeting of the sisterhoot
OF the Washington Hebrew congregation
will be held on Monday evening, Apri
}, at s o'clock. This promises to be a
very interesting meeting in as much as
there will be an election of officers and
directors for the ensuing year. Reports
by officers and. chairmen of various
committees will be read
At a well-attended meeting of the
Eighth and Third precinct ORGANIZATIONS
Of the Congressional Union at the ma.
tional headquarters of the union on La.
fayette square. plans we're perfected fol
the second Of a series of card parties
that the precinct branches are giving in
order to raise funds to send another or.
ganiZer into the enfranchised territory
to round up the support Of the womer
voters. Mrs Mary Realty CIaggett an6
Mrs George T. OdeIl were appointed
chaIrmen to arrange for the entertain
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Why Spring Brings Out
FreCkieS and Eruptions

Inc sudden appearance of freckIes
snsht eruptions or fine lines at this sea
son Is attributed by scientists to the
actlnlc ray, which is unusually active
curing the spring months Where the
will procure an ounce of common rnar-
.oiized wax at any drug store, apply a
litte OF 1t before retiring, like cold cream
sns can easily overcome the trouble
When the wax is washed off next TIonTr,
ing, tiaEy skin particles come with If
The entire touteT Cuticle is removed in
TINS way IN week or two, with ain its
defects- NO bleach could so effectuaiiy
remove freckles or blemishes. The new
surface Is smooth. clear. fresh looking
No pain or inconvenience aCcompanies
this simple treatment
In case OF wrinkles which sink beneath
the outer skin, a solution of saxoIjte. /
o., dissolved i'm Z pint witch hazel
makes a race bath which Is wonderfully
efectfve.-Adv. '''
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reefs thought as to the
comfort of the mother
during that wonderful
period Of expectancy.
Mothers who know rec
ommend Moth er's
Friend" 1t Is an ex-
ternal remedy for the
stretching muscles, en-
ables them to expand
without undue strain,
assists the organs to
crowd against nerves,
to pull at ligaments
to thus avoid pain.
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spring season, and Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
King, who have been cruising along the
Florida keys on a fishing trip, will join
them here shortly.
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Weaver. to Col. william Macleod. who
Is on the stan of Gov r. Livingstone
BeecEmen.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. Julien Townsend Davies, OF
New York, of the engagement or their
daughter, Miss Alice NJ. Davies, TO MT
Henry Sellers Mckee I'd. of New York.
Miss Davies is one Of this years debu-
tantes, although mourning prevented
her formal introduction. Her grand
father, who married a sister OF Brad
ley Martin. is Julien Tappan Davis,
Mrs. Carlos G. de GGrmendia, OF Tus-
carora, Nd, is her grandmother.
The Rev Mr. and Mrs. James Potter
Conovsr, of Newport. have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Mary Bowman COnover, to Herbert
Del Henriques, son Of DR.. and Mrs. H.
A. Henriques, of NOrristown, y. J.
Rev and Mrs. Van Winder Shields,
Of Jacksonville. Fla, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Amelia
Dunbar. and Mr.. Carl Robertson KurtZ,
son Of Mrs william X. Kurtz, OF New
York city Miss Shields Is a cousin
Of Mrs R. L. Simmons.
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is spending some time in Pensacola
Fla.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. william p
Potter, U. S. N, have arrived in Wash
tngton and have leased an apartme nj
at the Brighton.
Miss Rose Rich has returned to hei
home In New York, after a visit of sew
eral weeks in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. s. S. Rechlin.
Miss Babete Felheimer has returned
to her home in Chicago, after stay
of several weeks in the city as the guest
OF Miss Hortense Byrlawski.
The members of the Argo Lodge OF
Washington held banquet on Wednes.
day evening at the Metropolitan Hote
in honor of their twenty-ffth anniver.
sary.
Mrs. Gudser. wife of Paymaster EN-
nett C. Gudger, U. s. N, has left
Washington for several weeks stay in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. P. Gotthelf has returned to her
home in New York. after a short stay In
the city.
Mrs. George Kent Shuler has returned
to her home after a short stay in Balti.
more as the guest OF Mrs. Leonard
Weinberg.
Mrs. Johnson. wife of Lieut.. Gerald
A. johnson. U. S NJ c., has left Wash
ington and Joined Lieut.. johnson at
the Boston Navy Yard.
Mrs. John c. Kelton, widow of Gen.
Kelton, U. S. A. has her sister, Mrs
Knowles. OF England, as her guest at
her Kalorams road residence
Miss Mildred De Leon has returned
to her home In Philadelphia. after a visit
with her sister Mrs. f. Simon.
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Miss Babete Felheimer has returned
to her home in Chicago, after sta!
OF several weeks in the city as the CUES
OF Miss Hortense Byrlawski
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Miss Rose Rich has returned to heI
home In New York, after visit of sew
eral weeks in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. s. S. Rechlin.
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What is Home
Without an Heir!

This IS subject that has place in all
minds in all times. And il naturally di.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

The members of the Argo Lodge OF
Washington held banquet on Wednes.
day evening at the Metropolitan Hote
in honor of their twenty-ffth anniver.
sary.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. william p.
Potter, U. S. N, have arrived in Wash
tngton and have leased an apartment
at the Brighton.
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Mrs. Gudser, wife of Paymaster EN-
NETT C. Gudger, U. s. N, has left
Washington for several weeks stay in
Atlantic City.
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MRS A. WOODRUFF wife Maj Woodruff. u S. A., charming
and popular the army who takes prominent the
society affairs of the Capital
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Is spending some time in Pensacola
| Fla
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Weaver. to Col. william Macleod, who
IL on the stan of Gov. r. Livingstone
BseCEman.
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Mrs. P. GOtthelf has returned to heI
| home in New York. after a short stay In
| the city.
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Hats Made to Order

With the Untrmmed Hats and their embellishments be sale
fractional pcestod of below unusually profitable
opportunity afforded have hat made the individuality and
dress of the The reputation Of the Pas Royal mlnen
your assurance of artistic results
Go 10 Second Floor Private Parors
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Mrs. Johnson. wife of Lieut.. Gerald
A. johnson. U. S. NJ c., has left Wash
ington and Joined Lieut.. johnson at
the Boston Navy Yard
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

Mrs. George Kent Shuler has returned
to her home after a short stay in BaIti.
more as the guest OF Mrs. Leonard
Weinberg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
70 SUPPORT FRED HARPER
, FOR RULER NEXT YEAR
(tnchhurr Man VIII Have StrouE
Bnckinr for Highest 0ntrc in
order at ElkS.

4 Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Il BALTIMORE, MD. .Iuly LIT be-
itcame known to-day among the old
lEhiiard of the Elks IN convention here
Stsat Fred Harper. of i.Nnchburs, Va"
%,uld be supported next year for en-
8 vi ed ruler. Nearly All "f The officers
N.cted yesterday practtcaily have de
Esded to support him. including the new
|ssSalted ruler. Edward i;iGhtor of New
;IOrleans
4 The Richmond boys are setting
ilcheers wherever they so, and they arc
Jgmixiuc we'll. To-day they took "ut"
grides about the city and saw tho sights.
~. A. Scott, OF lynchhurs. VIII head tho
secoud division I'm the parade to-m"r-
row. The Richmond l:lks VIII be in
sthe seventh division, which Will h"
jheaded by Captain II. NJ. kudil. Of
portland. Orc.
Love Point. the popular resort At
sthc end OF Kent Island, was tho mecca
efor all Elks to-day. -Four steamers
Were chartered for tho occasion, ana
Sit is estimated that 10000 Elks visited
1.-THE resort during the day There were
1850 barrels Of crabs, $4,000 loavcs of
Abread, 5000 pounds of butter, seventy
Give gallons Of ice cream and 200
Fpounds OF candy on hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
20'FlAHERTY NOT LIKELY
TO GET SHRINE OFFICE
Silich mOnd Candidate. However. May Re
Elected Imperial outer Guard
Mt Next xcNr's Meeting.

}s- Special to Iht ilineS- I'lSptith. J
II BUFFALO,, \. Y. july l2.-Richmoud
Iis not going TO put Dan =. o'flahor'N
lin office as imperial outer guard of
the Mystic shrine 1t is conceded. how
ever, that the Richmond candidat" for
Imperial office stands next in line ana
sprobably will be recognized ucNt year
AS the "baby' imperial officer MI
IO'Flaherty's campaign has been clean
one and he has ''hohnohbed" ia good
natured rivalry with the eight other
candidates who oppose him
IL John Sebrell. Of Norfolk a rival can
didate, abandoned tho fight Tonight
land gave his vote and influence to tho
sRichmond candidate However. tht~
added support Will hc Insufficient t."
Hand, OF Monts emery Ala, VINO seems
to be certain Of election.
Acca Temple patrol made q fine
show In to-night's great illuminate
ed parade. The boys, deprived Of their
I own band, had one that was borrowed.
/! and, from one end Of the route to Tho
other, the strains of pixie" kopt But
falonians and their visitors cheering
Rfchmond was accorded the biggest
demonstration or any unit in the pa "a.
peant. Farmer Evans. who was not
Z q marcher. was in front scat in the
Mckinley Monument grand stand. ana
with him were fifty boosters OF Rich
/ mond.
Minneapolis wants the convention IN
ssia1T. solely because there was & cut
sfand-dried agreement a year ago that
ttbe Northwest should be selected A..
slanta will entertain the Shriucrs in
S1n1S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
This Nomination Blank Good
for 1000 Votes

If presented al l02 North Seventh stree,
the hours OF and s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
HOST OF LIVING TAKES
l||l|0!!W||NWARD TREND IN 1915
SAterage Retail Prices on Twenty
FsNine Articles OF Food Average I
;s Per Cent Lower Than in 1914.
VAR WITHOUT MuCm EFFECT
Charges for Principal Eood>tnffs Are
So Mainly Governed by Local and Sea-
sonal Conditiuns-icport Issued
by Bureau of Labor.

AZ. ss3sSyASHINGTON. July 1e.--Thc cost of
sfl,vinE, after rising steadily since 1907.
fsxcept in 1911. took "a downward trend
'fdurinr 1915. \ rcror. nv tho r:ircau
DOT Labor issued TODAY anuIyZiuG re-
Hail prices of twCnty-uiuc Articles Of
Hood shows that relative rrtail pricts,
sSdurins 1915 averaged per cent lower
Tthan in 1914 Meats lard and eggs
SiSsaSeraged from ! To per cent lower.
,SMhile POTATOES wore 80 pCr cent lower.
,$Wheat -four Corumcal and .ranulatcd
bssuEar were higher than i'm 1915; nout
Being 90 per cent aud sugar il per
Iscent higher
lxS sCommentinc on statements that the
;SEnropean War is the dominating in
Ihhence now controlling price changes
t5of all, comm oditicS. The report SAYS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
Class IA"
Prizes for Organizations

Any organizat lion Of white membership located
in tho States Of Virginia or North Carolina, such
as Churches. Lodges, Hospitals, schools and
Clubs may enter in competition for these prizes.
Iirs, rrixc, $4,000 Cash.
second Prize, $4,000 i'layrr-piano and 500
worth uf Music Rolls.
Third Prize, 100000 GrafanoIn.
Fourth Prize. S250.00 Edison Photographs
In addition TO the above cash prize OF $50
will he awarded each month to tho organization
showing the largest percentage of increase over
the previous month. The first month $50 will
be given to the organization with the largest
number of votes. Winner in Glass 4 has choice
of first second prizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-13
Class "B"
individuals Over Fifteen Years Of Age

First Prize. Dodge Bros. Automobile cQuippcd
with Triple Mixer.
Second Prize. $4,000 Piano
Third Prize, $1,000 Victrula
Fourth Prize 5000 Nic,rnla.
Any individual - years OF acc may en-
ter competition for above prizes. If you arc
interested in any of the following organizations
get them TO help YOU: school teachers clerks
railway or railroad conductors. policemen mem
bcrs of city fire departments. travelling mon. in
dividual members OF other organizations and
owners Of motor cars.