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The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
Purely Personal

Allen W. Lohn has received q proba-
uonal appointment Gs laboratory ap-
prentice in the Bureau Of Standards.
Ernest A. Aneger has been appointed
temporarily as clerk in the lighthouse
Philip W. Green. Of the Government
Printing onice, has been promoted from
helper to skilled laborer
James II. Gordon, Of the Bureau OF
The Census has received q promotion,
Charles ]. stoddard has received a
prooational appointment as clerk in the
Bureau Of Navigation.
Alfred J. Munnerlyn has received an
appointment as fireman in the Bureau OF
Standards
Edwin H. Pagenhart has received a
promotion In the Coast and Geodetic
Survey.
Edward H. Davis has been appointed
as laboratory assistant in the Bureau OF
Standards.
Carey V. Hodgson has received a pro-
motion in the Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey.
Terrence F. Beehan has received .
promotion in the Bureau OF Standards.
Miss Elsie ReEar has returned from a
brief vacation.
J. II. GoIdson has left for an extended
vacation
Frank s. Hemmick. law Examiner IN
the General Land Ontice, has received
promotion.
Aoner p. Dunnington. employed as
clerk in the General Land once, has
been promoted.
Elmer S. McGuigan, Of the Geological
Survey. has received promotion.
George c. Jennings. an apprentice IN
the Geological Survey, has resigned.
George c. Mandley. OF the Geological
Survey. has resigned
John D. Secrest, Junior clerk IN the
Bureau OF Mines, has been promoted 20
clerk.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd. March n.-DGGs-Market sesdy.
Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearly, q; EAsten
shore Msryland and Virginia, nrsts. q; western
tohio) nrsts. q; West Virginia nrsts. B; Southern
North oarolinal hrsts 9. Duck egss. choiee
nearby, dozen, IS
BUTTER-sepantor. extra, Es4z; hrsts. 1ao.
prfnts hlb. llat2i hrsts. ea4o; do. l-ib. e1trs.
ls42; hrstS aa4o. BLOCKS, lbs. extra. aai1;
arsts sea4c. Dsry Prints. Maryland. Pennsglvasia.
Virginia. extras, sa2s; hrsts Ha8; store-packed-
hrsts 2aA. Rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania, Ha
q; do. West Virginia, 2saz.
LIVE PoULTRY-Phces per pound unless othsr-
wise stated. Chickens. average run. smooth. young.
2iaS; large, young. by express Aa25; Winter.
ihs and under. aaoo; rough and stasu. nas3 old
young Muscovy and mongrel. BAD; young White
Pektngs. 2la22: Indian Runners young lsala; Pud-
die. choice fat. 2a2I small. poor. i7alS Pigsons.
old. pair, Is; young. pair. Is Guinea Fowl. each.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Potatoes.
Wnite. Western Maryland and Peunsylrania. bushel.
25oa20; New York State. bushcl 2Oa26o; do,
Eastern Shore MARYLAND lnd Virginia. No. /. busbel.
bushei bor. 2Sua2s; No D and cuIls, lsosl rs
do. Maine seed. sack 7.5ossoo; snreets, East
ern Shore Virginia yellows bb 5oaE co. do Eastern
Shore MARYLAND and Delaware b6l. sooa5so: do York
River. barrel. +5oaSoo do, North Carolina. barrel
L0asoo; do. Hampers. basket. L75s2co; SEED
sweets bbl. 25oa3.oo; yAms large bright smooth.
barrel. S0a4O Apples Western Marland and
Pennsylvania. packed, barrel, 2soL3so; New York
ss Sosss, N s..ns ssTsI To,Ss to'As1 do No S.sIs
do. wal. basket. L0as.oo Beets. Florida. crate.
2os20 Ceboage, Florida, crate. SooaSoo; do.
basket. Laa215 Celery. Florida, cats, SooaS7s.
Sucnmbers. Florida, basket, 40ea7.0. ESzplants.
F1orida. crate. 3oos5oo Grapefruit, FLORIDA, as "a
aze: boz. 2ZAS0. Horseradish native boz, 90
a3". Kale Norfolk. barrel. 2oOaa1. Lettuce. ma.
n'e. box. L2al7a; do. Florida, basket, L5oa3oo.
oions dn New York and Western yellow. lOolb sack.
Sooasoot Oranges. Florida Is to size. bon. q SO
zoo. Peas. Florida. basket. ioa50 Peppe1
Florida. crate. 35oa4.oo Radishes Norfolt, bot
tons BASKET. 2oa20. Spinach. Norfo,k, barrel.
Forida. crate. Sooa4oo straNns.ries. P1orida- re.
Migrated. quart. lZtaz: do. open crate, loaD To-
mAfoes. Forida, fancy. np,, carrie. aoossoo; DO.
CHOICE carrier, z8a4oo
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FUNERALS.

Funeral services for Isaac Emerson
who died yesterday at his residence on
Maple avenue, Takoma Park. will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock from the
residence. Interment will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
Funeral services for Miss Lila Virginia
Masters who died Friday will be held
from the residence of her parents, Wei
ford NJ. and Mrs. Masters, S552 Tenth
street northwest. tomorrow. Interment
will be In Rock Greek Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
AsHLAR CLUB ENTERTAINED.
Musical Program Rendered for Mem
bers Mt Old Masonic Temple.

The Ashlar Club of Master Masons
were guests at a musical entertainment
last night at the Old Masonic Temple.
Included in the program were: Miss
Katherine Borochon, who played piano
solo; vocal solo, "a Birthday" by Miss
S. B. Dorsey: another vocal solo, Lass
With a Delicate Air" by Miss Marie
Bontz; violin solo, Scene de Ballet" by
B. J. Wrightsman; two vocal solos.
Love of Music and "Berceuse from
Jocelyn" by Miss Lavina Nugent. Will
liam NJ. Collision sang That's What I'd
Do for You," and Mother Machree."
The guests were: James w. Witten,
grand master of the Masons of the Dis
trlct; George e. Corson. Lem Towers.
JE, Edgar c. Snyder, ]. Claude KEEPER,
Roe Fulkerson and L whiting EsteA
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March a.-Hundreds Of beans in the
various gram pits on the board OF trade were forced
TO cover their outstanding contracts at big lossrs
during the latter part o the week Just closed
Tfere WAS an almost complete reversal Of coudi-
tons surrounding the wheat market ss there were
many and pronounced bulish influences The pre-
miums millers are willing TO pay for good article
OF wheat and the fact that desirable grades are
scarce was the Trading influence in that market
lhe abnormal strength Of corn was also a help TO
wheat. There was no new business reported on eI-
nort account today. hut the British commission and
the Belgian relief stood ready and willing to alb
sorb any wheat that might Be offered. Il was be-
heved by many that there will Be a great scarcity
OF wheat In this cpnt-y before another crop 10 avail
able This belief is probably the cause Of the hand
some premiums now being paid b. miuen and
others
Another new high level made for corn today
when the May future sold at lleh July at l.lSY
and September at l.l2A Thesc advances were
largely on short cSering. as the gains for the day
were y to IL cents There were upturns Of u to Z
cents for oatA
Hog products clos.d firm although the cash trade
in meats and lard reported quiet
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FOREIGN EXOHANGE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. March a.-Sotwithstanding the fact
that pSoft-tAking was quite active IN cotton to-
day. the demand was sufficiently broad to absorb
the offerings and rrices gained further ground Dis
IatchcN were received from the South telling of
the backWardness of preparations for the crop lack
of foreign labor the prevalence OF boil weeyil and
the low quality Of fertilizer.
Excellent reports from trade csn;ers and con-
tnued unfaTorabe crop weather caused covering
of shorts on large scale at the opening and
the tone was finn, with prices IL to IL points net
higher. Operations by the various interests were
noted.
Pom recripts for the day estimated at II coo
bales. against 9.s26 last week. and IS SO last year
Spot here was steady and 70 points higher. at le3O
no sales The spot article at New Orleans was
steady, IL points higher on the basis Of IsT5 for
middng. Sales 2632 bales
Receipts at New Orleans were ST7S bales. at
savannah. 3s bales; Charleston, LIZA bales and
Houston. 2.Sl bales
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U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the United States
Treasury at the close Of business yester-
day was: Net balance In general fund.
$54,J14.Soo; total receipts yesterday, S2.21l,-
64S; total payments yesterday. S1.S5S,2o2.
The deficit this fiscal year is SIP. .O65.
S29; against a deficit of S56, %. .7S5 last
year, exclusive of Panama Canal and
public debt transactions.
The total ordinary receipts Of the United
States Treasury for the fiscal year 1917
up to the close of March %, 1S4.. 1924.
C5l.sSSo2. The total ordinary receipts for
the fiscal year 1916. up to the close of
March %. 1916 SAT, ,14o, O6SO6.
The total ordinary disbursements of the
United States Treasury for the fiscal year
1917. up to the close of March q, 1917
1854, al 1856. The total ordinary disburse-
ments for the fiscal year 1916. up to and
at the close of March @, 1916, s51s. .3S5,
476.07.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

new YORK, March A.-WHEAT-Strong trade
duu. No. red 9. i. T., New York, 2l2lI; No, l
Northern, I. O b.. 2sz14 No. .. hard winter. T. o.
b., 22ols; No. macarori. nominal; No. Ma1itoba,
2DA. Exporters took nothing
CohS-Strong; trading is neglected; quotations
nominal No. yellow. ! 81. c. t. f., to arrive; No.
yellow. In, to arrive Exporters took notbirg
oATs-stronS and higher; trade slow. No. !
white. Hh; standard, n: No. 5 white Is; No 4
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Furnished b. n. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York.
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. March a.-BUTTER-Nrm; receipts
Sol paekAyss; creamery higher than extras f2afaA
oeamsJ extras C2 soors). ~; hrsts, asslaAI; SEC
ends. 5lzaAL
EGGS-Stsady: receipts. $50 Cases fresh zathered
extras nrsts "a; hrsts, BiAas: State PennsJlyania
and nsarhy Western whites. fine to fancy ssaa;
Dearoy hsnns-y browns, Da3I.
CHESE-hTec.lar; recriPts. 1871 boxes; State
held Specials. zlal4; do. aIersge. fancy. e14aZ
LIVE POULrRY-Irrerilar: ehickcnS - fowl,
=; turkeys. 3.
DRESSED PoULTRI-Fhm; chickens, la2;
t0slI Ha2i; enkss uasl
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March A-HOGS- Receipts 400:
strong at yesterdays average to cents higher Bulk
HSal56: light H3ra15oo; mixed Il 7OslS 10;
heavy. A'Sals.l5; rough H45al&6o: pigs. Io5oal4oc
tATTLE-Receipts. 500; weak Native beef cattle
e.3al26j; stoCkerS and feeders 7OoalcOo; cows and
heifers. a5oals9o; calves 10 5oalSoo
sHEEP-RcceiUts. 5000; steady. wethers u1a
1865; lambs. l275al53
Pittsburgh, Pa, March 3-H0GS -Recepts, 500
lower. HeaVies lSso: heavy YoTkes l5oslS5;
light YOrkers, 13ooa133o; pigs l2ooal2o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts 800: steady Ton
sheep 1880; top lambs 1850
CALVES-Reoeipts 20; Iowe TOP HS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March A-Money on call this week
ruled between . and rs per cent
Time money during the week was not particularly
attractive. The tone was rather easy. There was
fair business in loans secured by industrial col
lateral. Rates. IA 10 a. per cent.
Mercantile paper was issne'l with moderate free
dom this work. Rates AZ to per cent for the
auDea
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BALTIMORE .iRAIN

Baltimore. Nd, March A-WHEAT-Cosed
easier. No q red spot and April. 2Os,4 nominal (;
No red Western spot. 2 1eis nominal.
CoRN-Closed frmer but nominal. Spot. IZ5h.
oAis-Market steady. Standard white III; No.
vhits, "a
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

Eight hundred and ffty-tWo vessels
were engaged in the herring fishing in
dustry in Dutch waters during 1876 The
total catch amounted to 10000 barrels
valued at sI4s1O.OOO
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Add 10 Cents for
Postage

when ordering your copy of the S.
book, "Ameriea-the Land We Love-"
offered for ST .o8 with the coupon from
the back page of the supplement to
today's Herald-if you desire it sent
by mail.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Boston, March 3-The market was strong in two
spC calties, Boston Elevated which rose 5 points
and New England Cotton Yard, which advanced 10
points to 92I2 points
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New Yort, March ALIThere was a genersl under
tone Of strength In todays curb market. even though
some Issues were still suffering from proht taking
reactions. Little activity was shown b tbs min
Ing stockA
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs q Co.


Norfolk and Washington Steamboat s. $40 at 100.
Potomac Electric IS. 900 At lo.
Capital Traction, At ssh
After call
Capital Traction g. 500 at IsE-
Potomac Consolidated 5s. 81 900 at 1ooS. 800 at
lOo3s, 5000 at l0014-
American Gnphophoue RiEhts. at 81
Lanston, % at r
Union Trust, 10 at lB.
Capital Traction S. 1900 At rgA-
Washington Gas. at 7pS.
American Gaphophone Rights, % at *. - It ~.
Capital Tncion IS. $l.ooo At lo4k-
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

fKEE Boon. MONEY IL OIL" SHowSHow
YOU can make uuick profits. stsd, diideBdN-
Small inyestmenI Nov producing oil and gaA
k1oeHo %. Lo - ~, x@.s e. n
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York, March A-Frum II q N. TO closing:
Amencan-Foreim Securities 5s...................
AM e o1A
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24
LOST

LOST Hotwcrn palO Duro club and
Amarillo one ,ix4 automobile tire
with tube mounted ON Hupmobilc
rim Finder pleas, return to Nunn
tlpotrir co. daft
LOST In Floy'lda open face Ham
ltuu watch. chain ANA Masonic
Scottish send degree charm on in
.iG, ol charm hls tao following In
.Orir'ion John % Williams Okla
Homa city. 800 Indian Cuuais.1ry 80.
90 Reward ui Merit 1918, from
shapipI.u idW co.," Finder please
return Goo mitchell Bros Ildv store or
Who's Hotel Flugd1da or llU5 Jack
son street. Amarillo and received
$4,000 rcWurd. 2iS-Ct
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MISCELLANEOUS

ClT FLOWERS Roscs and dahlils.
O.. G.. Cuuuingham 1908 Van Buren,.
Phone luNI. 1ll-ac
Young LADIES between the ages of
IN aud 90 Learn telephone opcrat-
ing. salary paid while learning Ap-
I.g t1 the Chiol Operator The south
Western Telegraph and Telephone
Company 2ll-3c
ne II ~ HELP You WANT phone
So Amarillo Employment Agency
We get the hslH without delay. r
No. rue Igr. p. q. Box 40. ANA
'i'lo. Texas slight phone 500. Help
Of all kinds ALWAYS ready r. 20
Faru and rAiiroAd orders promptly
/ filled.
TO HE WELL DRESSED -. y. Rn-
dcgsop. successor o. Parks. win gave
sou rlo1uinr ana PRE- siur for your
worn snit Also take your measure
. tor new GA. and uulg cbar'e yau
. $at, aaos eos. Come .ad aro -
. Phone 1881 -l1-ltc
PRACTICAL nursing wanted. nest of
reference Ihono 1865. gI>.Gu
LUBBOCK HOTEL. Lubbock. Texas,
Tor rent address T.. q. Box SO Luh
book Tex. hG-Z6p
PANHANDLE EMPLOYMENT phone
1866 hi calls promptly answer
. GOD and best o' help furnished on
shortest notice possible Floyd ana
Baker snH Taylor ST. e3l-2Gp
DO You wish tu hc Wen Dressed
s real know lodge OF dress making
and conscientious advice on gowns iu
latest and advanced styles. smart
so. us aui suits uado 90 order.
MRS T.. CLEMENT
.H-.tp hn1m D Eakle Hldg.
FURNISHED rooms fur rut Mrs.
49,. Hammer 900 Van BUr,r
81. ap
Young lady tih l.h buH ..u
cation special training Boz Eu. Do
.rd n,.'Hr and experience. BOO '.un
np. "at.. ID..re. position p.au,
'I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

'.firo fr fr yelling Men-Nhen
r.4 have finished reading this paper
please t.rHR o. QUO tho car window.
90 viii De- greatly appreciated By
atFmsu aud H'hor employees who
s.r- unable to secure paper before
s1.rg 90 work thls morning. They'll
enjoy reading 'he latest war news.
fhsuk Frr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

WANT LAUNDRY Work at home.
and clean and press mems work pants
40 cents each pair can lite ro.er-
H.D 90 good work Phone -l12.
-,l..p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24
Catarrh Specialist

raiarrh a' Nnse -fhrnsf r-l lone.
Dr Claude Woicott Fugla nIdE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

FOR RENT

FOR RENT Excellent cutie 81:
rooms iu J a. Mann block. see J. 3.
Nugeut. as.ut l55 n
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WANTED

w fAIN III
/ WANT LAUNDRY Work at home.
+ and clean and press mems work pants
700 cents each pair can lito re.er-
.Hep 90 good work Phone .l12
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WANTED Applicant, from Boys
..' under % years 1.l 20 deliver
.iul.aa on tbe Daily News. II you are
afraid 10 work say away Apply
.lis afternoon from 10 ., ask for
Mcdaniel dh-'
WANTED Nl-sinr by experienced
Nurse. Phone 1876.
WANTED Tumrni.hod apartment
U. couple vi'ho. children. Must bee
. ia Reference Phone 1913.
-5l-ap'
WANTED uuruishcd modern cot
cHsafo Wfm1ishod rooms eith
1dcrr. convenience BOO desirable .o-'
....Hu References cNrha" -'l.
uaw, .f.. -a'-.p.
,r,ov WANTED younr lad,
desires office work. preferably in|
physicians office. Address Q. \
'.lr news. -''-'"''
WANT TO HlY one or two sections
u land. Prefer 90 deal with Owner.
..it. pricr. term. location and de-
20 100" 'u '''.' ''''''' h'l a., 49,
th'I l"lr u" IN s'''l'" ''''u
""n ''F' "' I'''' 'l'' 60
..i-' .'l''.. ''.l''N W., '''' '.'N
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y. ~ T. .' % ,"' ,u,'" 'a,,'
loves COOK .roycs. lust ANYTHING
SOU want 10 soll iu the furniture
Tine win pay cash CO.. allow you
liberal credit or amy selection YOU
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'l., Vr Hiil call az your residence.
Duuidy Furniture Go, COO Taylor
'ryot 2iH-bc
GIRLS WANTED Apply al nearest
harvey House. 2i9-,p
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

FOH SALE CHEAP Fifteen hun.
ir'l fa.' of second hand lumber oud
n hundred feet OF an.IrH hand
fou'tE netting Wnl sell aII COZ a
part IUr price and particular. See
'H" elevator man a' Post office
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24
Nose Throat Specialist

Tar..is slts1 Wh.u praaiiosh'o
Adeuoids Dr Claude Wolcott
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

TOR SALE iIredais maI. Ipa.
HI.r months odd. best lra.Iu. The
Nr.lalD be- tho really efficient dog
.nr farm ranch or poultry euar.
neg guard Tor cts homo. N. ar
'oist. your ear b. safe Vbru ar Afro
dale .s 'Df iu charge pHus. Cd. ur
.all 40 $500 Polk ..f..p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

lR SALE Furniture new ana ur
fo Gate i0F price. co. easy payment
plan Fisara tI'r us 0u that HaNf
order and BOO hnt many dollar. 04
can save Gould. Furniture Ga. s.l
Taylor 49, Phone gIs-. 4G..sr
FOR SALE Ono Goo room house
Firs' nffar esf. Panhandle steam
InHrF 'I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

foE SALE Ono two room house.
First offer gets o. Panhandle
steam Laundry Co .I.tr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

,OR SALE CHEAP % mich cows.
sin scl one or all. sou buchanan.
Phone 1913. -tH-3p
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PROFESSIONAL
CARDS
VETERINERY SURGEON


DIR. T.. 4. TRUE
Al Meningitis Barn Calls made
day or nlght Day phone s. Might
phone Cos. Dental work a specially
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

ron SALE BY owner. 100 acres Of
S.oicc t,eht uuimpru,cj uud J.,
Nilos west of ToNhuma ua .'tt. line.
Good uorhhorbood. hool, ru.,s,
.ar Of, Sll per acre. part cash. ball
.lcc u 40 wears , per cent g. o.
william 'uU.'lU -aU-ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

WANTED Tuuruishnd apartment
BE-. couple without children. Must h"
.. m Reference Phone 1913.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

HN SALE Fr,s. and prns.r
uH both ilo'Hicins aud Jerseys.
heavy mixers Phone I.lr or cau 8t
stu 1000 Dairy H ff.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-24

.OR RENT Beautiful furnished bed
rooms Steam heat luu- Harrison.
NICE front room for gentlemen ON
E luul Lincoln. -au-5p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

Made of good MILDLY drill, in all white
or with navy galatea collar and cuffs
braided; sizes i to D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25
FNNSSN
3 SOCIETY &
S&&@A ~
9th YEAR

WIN but two more weeks remaining
oil the Lentcn season. society IS already
p'ahn'iE and looking forward to the
'"'S Immediately following Easter Sun
""E as "a usual thing, the spring sea
90" IN Richmond amounts to very lit
" mere are Il few scattered func-
'ohs for tho girls and boys home for
NC holidays. with charity events gen
orally crowded into tho two weeks fol-
rowing Easter and ono or two large
entertainments in honor Of visitors for
'iat season. but the majority Of Rich
H"iid : fashionable set is about other
matters. Many have large country
estates. which are opened the very FIRST
OF spring. With gardens to put in
ana house parties to arrange for. what
tme in the world is there left for
'ormal functions? Even If ono hasn't
country estate or garden. at least
ore has friends who have. so il is the
':amc sum in addition. after all. Sc
fib"S. ones own backyard and window
boxes must bc .ookcd after. So the
trinS season =: Eiclinond is a truly
delightful time, .: the year. The trees
on Franklin street and Monuncn mt
Avenue put their fresh green
dresses aud rosy children In pink
~ rocks roll their hoops in the park. and
somcwher. YOU know the sea is get
TING ready TO be as blue as the June
sky
NJ! sorts OF impromptu costumes are
worn by women digging in their bac ok
yards and willy coiorcd men go about
the streets with spades aud rakcs in
Ina ,iIg
sire for aid Uncle l.azaruses' with
on, number vii plan your sweet peas
and phipX and urophcsy wonders and
marVcla for the roses that never did
4 thing last year Spring in Rich
rond is gardening time. whether one
has a plantation or "A window box, and
II is a thoroughly charming season.
Wednesday evening the ballroom OF
the jefferson Hotel viii he crowded
to the doors to hcar Dr. William Erady
on Growing old aud flushing il TIP.
or. Evcrybody's tiimcnt" The very
subject Is the most enhancing thing
ia In. world IT Ia tho one thing In
riuc world that nearly every one must
do, sooner or later and II goes with
out saying that tho lecture viii he "a
Iu",t .nrruYsiuE ono. The affair Is
inter IN. auspices OF tho Girls Club
az tho E.llc Bryan Day Nursery. and
In stuart Mcclure viii Introduce the
o;tkcr.
Thursday evening the weekly supper
"..n"c viii take place at tho Wc.tmorc-
l..hd 'lub from $3.50 TO $40 o'clock.
~ orchestra VIII play for III" dancing.
The affairs Of the week VIII he CON
{ .,udcd with the usual dinner and In
formal hop AT the Country Club OF Nir-
an.a. BRENT WITT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-25

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