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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper Observation-Disclosures. So
AnEio-Frchcn IS s2&
Atlantic Coast Line list IS iaSked)...... S7a
A. -. l.. CIV. Is t~Ba!tiinore) tbidj....... 81
A. -. LII. and y. col. 10 (bidJ........ ~
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 4zs......... IS
Chesapeake and ONO CIV. 5i7s....... s25s
LiSGett and Myers IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sess
Mercantile Marine Us SU.2
Sea board AR Line adj. 81
Southern railway b6
Southern Railway Is observation-disclosures. 36is
u. ). Registered Is. 1880 tbid)......... $50
IT,. S. Registered Is. Isis. (stie)......... ssh
u. 5. Registered Is, 1872 tsalc)........ lvo
u. :. HeS. Panama IS. 1901 tOidJ........ 50
u. S. Liberty Loan 7s......... loo.
u. S, Steel b. (. lo4
Na-Brown Bros. CTS. (W. Na.J (aSkcd) 40
Na-C2r. Chemical Co. LIST 5s..,... %
Ja.-Car. Chemical Co. CIV. eS (bid)..!.. yS
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Overland Touring Car.

WITH EXTRA ALL-WEATHER
TOP. Hero is an equipment for Sum
mer Touring with Complete Folding
Top and Windshield. When winter
comes you add the All-Weather Top
and you have an Enclosed Car. New
ly Painted, completely ov%erhauled.
Bargain.
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ONDI

Fouitry-Hens extremely scarce and higher;
demand heavy; Chickcns-Scarce and want
cd. demand heavy. hrmer:
receipts night: demand fair. Butter--Acuve
ana higher. receipts extremely light; de-
niand heavy. H~iucs-Mark.t deniUraiixed:
receipts heavy: market lower; outlook
lower. Live stock and veals-Scarce and
wanted and meet With ready sale on ARRIVAL.
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Overland Touring Car.

Complete with a big. roomy Five
Passenger Body. Four non-skid Tires.
Electric starting and lighting equip
ment and all mechanical parts Over
hauled. Reprinted as original. Up
holStery perfect. This value cannot
be equaled at the price we offer it.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET,
Wholesale Quotations.
CHICAGO GItAIN MARkET.

CHICAGO. September l4.-Gener2l selling
OF corr! Resulted to-day from assertions that
rtrfnany's peace terms had been handed 10
mo rope, The market, which. for the most
part. had been advancing until tho peace
taik became current. turned linen SHARPLY
oownSraue. Closing quotations were heavy,
Der anu lilo to l.lbA May. oats finished
n to u down. In provisions the outcome
ranged from 80 cents decline to Il rise of
AZ =. so
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

Augustine Royal. trustee. to w. M.
Zones et ais, lots 10 and IL, square IL.
woodland Heights. July ., 1917. $3.50
"A. l.. Adamson. trustee. to Lula J.
nerell ct viz. 33xl57 feet, known as o0s
cry street. september 10. 1917, $500.
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: REV ScTtsmher lt-Nide
prices swings marked trading in cotton here
Today. with the net results for me session
on advance of 81 TO 81 points. There waS
much short covering and moor comment was
that Western interests were important
.hurers. On the opening prices we're 5 To 8
points UP. This was met by heavy, offerings
from Yesterdays buyers who TOOK hold as 4
result OF the storm warning for the Georgia
coast. The storm did not follow tho course
expected and they uilioadcd with tho result
thai the market went To e decline Of is TO "a
points. Here good support WIS met and this
purchasing movement soon took a deter
mined trend and was further intensified by
the London report that the Kaiser had an
swered the Pope's peace note Tith concrete
proposals looking toward = lasting peace:
At the hiEhes, Of tho day the marEet stood
end scalp.nE longs took their profits and
pared down the gain.
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SeabOafa Ar .lue nallWay ,,u1aoao,

Trains leave daily: a. NJ. Norma iSe.l.
Vile. S:a6 P..M. sleepers JacksonYiiIss o. y
petersours. Columbia. coaches: E:l5 A.
%:onviiie. Tampa and Miami. Traius srIix.
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Dodge Bros.' Touring Car.

Original Painting. Looks. Runs
and rides like new car. Tire equip
ment on car only run long enough
to soil the tread. New spare tire has
been used. Bumper and other
equipment. This is a remarkably
good bargain. Better hurry!
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
NEW YUKk LIVE srOCK

INV 1UKk NV T. STUCk FIT.
EEW YORK. September lL-Bcevcs. ir-
regular: steers, 3..IJ1 sioSnI buiis. sS.5Ux 70
$50. COWS. siS @ $50.
caves. STEADY: YEAS. slaCq SI7.5S: cuIls,
tlV.vya &!2SU. Ted. >3.vou }i1.W. Southerns,
$500 S.I.U.
sheep and lambs. steady; sheer. $500
$i!.J1. cuils. 3e.Vv1 ]i.oo. lambs. Sli.o04I SIS. 10:
cuIis. &2.oJU >lo.Ov.
Hogs. lower at SIS. 30 a SIS 80.
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Saxon Six Touring Car.

Overhauled in our shop and re-
painted a Beautiful Blue. The smooth
running and riding qualities of this
car have to be tested to be appre-
ciated. An extra good value. Priced
low to accelerate sale.
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Saxon Four, 1915.

The Mechanical Condition OF this
Car is so good and the finish so ex-
cellent that we doubt if it will re-
main on our floor ove night at the
low price we put on it..
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RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIL WAY

Gin. Lou'vle & West, sl:ss d.. slI:oU o..
Main Line Local, $3.50 a f5:is n
james River Line, 10000 a. :5:il n
y. News, Nix, Old PIT, $500 a. 1000 n
Newport News, Local. .7:t0 n. '5:l5 p.
y. News. 1855 a., sS:o5 p. From West
40 a;.3:+s p. Locals. $3.50 a, 1850 y.
James River. tS:25 a., t5:lo p. 1910 o.. Sun
daya only.
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Woodland Heights. August 90, 1917,
$2,37S. "
trustee, lot -, portion OF lot II, block
81. woodland Heights. August rs. 1917,
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GOOD
ID s E I'd
CA RS

We have our Own Plant for Over
hauling and Rebuilding Used Cars.
All cars are Repaintcd if needed be-
fore adding to Sales Department. No
cars advertised till ready for service.
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49, NEW YORK. September li,-Port move
e~nt-Middli -l.SJc. net receipts. 62s
bales: stock. $500 bales.
=. Totals to-day at all 1orts-Net receipts.
as,ls2 bales; exports. l5.cS5 ball. stock.
S75.@ 81 bales.
"I'otsl for scason-Net receipts. SS.i:7 bales:
EXPORTS, 1883. bales.
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NEW YORK, September H.-Mercantile
paper. 6QoA. Sterling: SiHty-day bllls. st..2:
commercial sixty-day oi!Is on banks. St,lf4.
commercial siHty-day bills. Si.il.: demand.
St.to s-lo: cables, SAC T-4t: bar silver. iVvta.
Mexican dollars. ~; government bonds.
steady: railroad bonos. tlrrh. i'iIne loans.
steady; SiAty days. ninety days and six
months. on bid. Call money. nrin: ruling
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK ETs.
DRY GOODS.

NEw YORK. September 1i-Cotton goods
ana yarns were quiet to-day. with an esstns
tendency. Wool markets were steady and
quiet. The ready-to-wear trade reports the
duplicate fall demand slow. Jobbers report
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay RAILWAY. CComn,nv

sHUeistnInE sSHtuuIe Oi April IL. 1914.
Schedule subject So e. Change Without
Tsains leave rsiehnoaI b's:5o A.. M. -
a. ST.. lP. NJ, = p. Nj, 3P. NJ. b 81
$50 L: NJ. $40 =. 81. $40 +. Al, lbs. = Il.
10 L. NJ. 1l:i5 i. ~. w.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. NJ. boz A.
ne noon. 81 r.: M.. 2 T.. 81. 3 =. AZ d.;
Z. NJ, b5:2O l.: M. $50 +. 81. 7:i0
5 T. NJ. he T.. al. ii r. NJ. o.
b carries 6assaGp: 'Duily except Sun
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Cadillac Touring Car.

The sugerlative value of this a
will appeal to any one who wants
Quality First. Here is a value SO OBJ
viously apparent that we unquali-
iedly predict the sale Of this car
before night. Every Feature! Every
Equipment! Telephone orders rigid
ly respected.
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Saxon Six Touring Car.

A bargain to quick buyer. Car run
only $500 miles. Looks and Runs
like a Brand New car. All Mechani-
cal parts gone over and tested by
mechanics. Very low price.
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KsRURG rEANur MAkkEr.

PETERSBURG kANUT MA EFT.
tRsnorted oy Rodgers Piufnmer & Co. incb
PETERSBURG. VA. September 1i-Spanish
-Farmers' stock. nominal. virginius-FRrm-
srs' stock. nominal. Fapcy Jumbo. &c per
pound: extra prime. Che per pound: prime,
&c per pound.
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STEAMBOATS,
OldD0miniOnI line

Lesso nicnuuuAu, ivvt u Asu .,
S1.S; .:oo =: Al. S0pnsst,Sas with .Main' La
osily except sunday 7:u0 r. N. Conusctions
Also made oy n. a. w. n.y.. 500 L. A. Sna
day. Night limo steamers stop &C CisrH.
niVht on siEhai .id "fs I'et W UuUliv cons
Virginia NAVIGATION CO. lam.
River by Daylight tor Norfolk, Old EoInr
Erwpors News and Az James river land:
500 A N Freight received t.r nj. Isma
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National Union Councils.

Monday-Pressmens Council No. n
Observation-Disclosures Council. No no
Thrsday-WashingtonT Council. No aB; FtaternaI
Council. ". 5l9.
Frday-National Council, No AZ: MrKinley
Council No $50; Georgetown Council. No Iell
saturday-Columbia. No. 4L3; NoupareiI, No 80
The District of Columbia Cabinet held
a session Friday evening. President
Thomas P. Ryan presided. All officers
and a large number of delegates were
present. President Ryan announced the
appointment of committeeman to act dur
ing his administration. Senators Daniel
V. Chisholm. U. S. J. Dunbar and w. D.
Brown delivered addresses. William J.
OBrfen. of Mckinley Council, chairman
OF TIE Hospital Bed Association, an.
nounced that the hospital service was in
operation and open to the membership OF
the councils. DR.. o. H. Coumbe has been
appointed consulting physician. Elmer
Johnson, captain of the degree team, an
nounced that he would confer the degree
on q class at Mckinley Council April q
Mckinley Council will give an enter
tainment at their hall. Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Third streets southeast. Tues
day evening. April 10.
William H. Collins Council held their
regular meeting in Perpetual Building AS
ISOLATION hall Thursday evening.
Government Printing ONCE Council met
in Typographical Temple Saturday even
ing. James J. O'Byrne. secretary of the
committee on pensions, was initiated into
membership.
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D. A. r.

Patriots Memorial Chapter. q. A. R..
was entertained Monday evening at the
nome Of Mrs. scofeld. 122 Fourth stree,
soutneast Mrs. Scofeld was assisted by
her sisters. the Misses Braedon. Mrs
Paul r. Hckok. of Troy, N. Y, vice re-
gent OF the chapter and State chaplain
was present.
Contributions to the following pa
triodc. educational and benevolent OBJ
Jects were made: Red Cross Jnn,or Re,
public. Juvenile Protective Association
Poiytechnic Association for the Blind
Mclean Memorial Scholarship, Florepc.
Srlttenton Home. Central Union, an
Gospe! Missions and to the Armentans-
1t was annoupced that the chapter ha,
turnished a room in the New Home TO,
D1str1ct Women and Children. The chap.
Ter has also responded to the call Of tht
state regent for books for the library OF
Sonunental Hall, presenting a history OF
Massachusetts and a copv Of Hammond,.
Atlas.
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Knights of Columbus.

Carroll Council recently decided to pub
ish a monthly paper under the editor
ship Of Joseph L B. Chisholm.
The board Of directors of the columbu.
Country Club held a very Important
meeting Wednesday evening.
The boosters committee Will hold a
meeting this morning at 11:ao O'Clock.
Improvements already started on the
road leading into the Country Club n re
under the direction of Lewis A. Payne,
Washington Council is arranging for an
anniversary week to commence on Sun
day, April .. to celebrate the twentieth
anniversary Of the council The arrange
ments are in the hands Of Grand Knight
James E. Colliiower, Financial Secre-
tary DR.. A D. Wilkinson, and Lecturer
B. S. LAWNS.
On Sunday afternoon. April ., the third
degree OF the order will be exempitfied
to a class Of 100 candidates Of Washing
ton Council. under the direction Of State
Deputy Leo A Rover.
On Sunday, April ., the local third
degree team will exenplify the third de-
gree to a class of candidates Of the
Maryland Council at Baltimore.
At the last meeting of the advisory
committee to the Building company or
ganized to devise ways and means for the
financing of a new home for the order
upon the grand knights of the five coun-
ellis for seven additional members whom.
In conjunction with the three members of
each council now on the advisory COM
mittee, under the direction OF the state
deputy, will solicit personally every
member of the order for contributions
to the bond issue for the new home.
Maurice J. McAulifre, grand knight of
Spalding Council, was elected secretary
treasurer Of this committee.
Thomas J. Trodden, ST.. a charter
member Of Spalding Council, and for the
last four years superintendent Of the
Knights Of Columbus Home, died during
the week. His funeral. which was at
tended by local knights, including the
fourth degree knights in uniform, was
held Saturday morning at st. Stephens
Church. Mr.. Trodden'es two sons are
members of the order and his son-in-law,
Maurice ]. McAuliffe, the grand knight
of Spalding Council. He was personally
acquainted with practically every mem
ber of the order in this Jurisdiction and
his loss is severely felt by his brother
knights.
The Knights Of Columbus Bowling
League held their annual election Sat
urday evening and at the same meeting
arrangements Eere made for the annual
banquet Of the1easue.
Arrangements for the charity ball.
which Is to be held Easter Monday even
ing at Convention Hall for the beneft
of the Catholic charities of the District,
promises to be a decided success. The
different subcommittees have held their
final meeting during the week and the
last meeting Of the general committee
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
at Convention Hall.
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Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.

Monday-Decatur. No. .. buziness; Calanths. No.
L. rank Of knight.
Tuesday-webstsr. No. 7. businzss; Excelsior. No
a. rank Of knight; Capital. No. d. rank Of page;
Myrtle No. 9. business
wednesday-Mount Vernon. No. 5. grand vista
hon; Hermione No. Il busines: Union. No. q.
business; Columbia, No. %, rank Of knight.
Fddsy-syracudans, No 10. rank Of psss; R.th-
boneSuperior. No. .. business
saturday-General Relief Bureau. monthly meeting.
Grand Chancellor F. n. Melick and hi.
stah of associate Grand Lodge officers
will inaugurate the series Of spring vista.
tons to the subordinate lodges Of this
domain Wednesday evening. when they
will visit Mount Vernon Lodge, No. 5, the
home lodge OF Grand Vice Chancellor
James H. Kline. ...,
Capital Lodge. No. "a, has appointed the
following committee to arrange for the
visit Of the Grand Lodge officers to thai
lodge next week: ]. E. Wilson, chair.
man; H 7. D. Sinclair and ]. L. Motyka.
The knight rank team of Syracusian,
Lodge. No. 10 headed by Chancellor Com.
mander Young. and under the direction
Of Master of Work Clarence e. Nichol-
son. conferred the rank of knight for
Franklin Lodge. No. 2, in the castle hal
OF that lodge last Thursday evening.
Columbia Lodge, No. %. oonferre5 tbs
rank OF esqpire On q class at their last
convention. md az their Convention q,
April II the rank Of knight VIII be con.
ferred by the knight rank team Of sra.
cusians lodge, No. 10.
Excelsior Lodge. No. "a, conferred the
RANK OF ESQUIRE at its last convention and
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Order of Eagles.

The entertainment committee at the
meeting Monday night appointed q COM
mittee to act with the Ladies' Auxiliary
in giving an Easter dance tomorrow al
their hall. ..,.-
Arrangements are being made for FORM
ing a marching club to attend the Eagles
convention, to be held at Buffalo IN Au-
gust
: Junior Past President r. L. Edwards
will be Washington Aerie's delegate, and
1t is expected that at least 100 members
with their wives will attend. The COM
mittee, J. L. Wege, Roy Young, John
Spaulding. J. Donald Britt, Fred w
Kneessl, o. A. Williams and w. F. Rhine
hart are making final arrangements.
At the aerie meeting last Thursday
night fifteen new membership aplica-
tions were received. Initiation will be
put on by the Dixie Aerie, Of Richmond,
Va, April q.
Brother DR.. NJ. J. Ready. of George
town, who has been Ill. is improving
Visiting brothers the past week were
c. N. Ackerman, Canton, Ohio: Julius
Goettelman, Buffalo. N. Y; George ].
Refs. St Paul. Mimi: A. N. Hauff, Clif-
ton Forge, Va: A l. Scott. Rich
mond, Va.
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GOSSIP OF FRATERNAL> CIRCLES

will confer the rank of knight at It's con-
vention Tuesday evening.
The General Relief Bureau will hold a
business meeting at Pythian Temple next
Saturday evening.
Mai Gen. Loomis, at the direction of
Supreme Chancellor John J. Brown. who
is the commander-in-chief Of the military
department, has rendered the services OF
the membership of that organization, to
President Wilson In event of war.
Washington Company. No. /. has inau-
gurated a series Of drills. holding weekly
sessions for that purpose. Drills are held
atAths armory in Pythian Temple and
later will be held outdoors. =
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have been we'll attended during Holy
Week. also those in the Catholic church
on the reservation.
Mr.. Rel Cooper Megrue. of New York.
and his mother. Mrs. Stella c. Megrue.
were guests at the Chamberlin this Geek.
Mr.. Megrue is the well-known author
and playwright, his best known works
being 1T Pays to Advertise" Under
Fire" Under Cover" Seven Chances.
etc. They were Joined by Mrs Meg1ue' $
brother. Mr.. Harry H. Cooper. of Chi
cago. upon their arrival here.
Mr.. John Barrett. director general of
the Pan American Bureau and Senator
James Wadsworth. jr., were here for a
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The Odd Fellows.

Nonday-B9acCn, No. %, degree, Dangoon, NO. ID
degree. and Union, No. L. business
Tuesday-Amity. No. 2. degree; Washington, No
6, and Golden Rule No. 2. business.
wednesday-Esstsrn No. :, degree; Harmony, No
9, deree; Federal City, No. %, degree
Thursday-columbia. No TO- annual roll can
Covenant No. 13. degree; Excelsior. No. Il. degree;
Salem. No 2. degree; Phoeuix. No. .. business
FHdA'-c'nt'ali iINS.ISIsS4s SS; !; SsEsfs4;
Tuesday-Fred D. Stuart. No. = degree
wednsday-CoJmbian. No. !. degree.
PATRIARCHS MILITANT.
saturday-Canton Washington, No. !, drill.
THE REBEKAH DECREE.
Monday-Esther Lodge. No. 5. degree
Tussday-Lsdies' Auxiliary Of Canton Washington.
wedp.sd.y-Mount Pleasant, No. 9. business.
Friday-Alartha Washington. No. !, and DoreaA
No. 4, businsss-
Beacon Lodge, No. Is, will confer the
degree at a meeting tomorrow evening.
Degree Director PLACER will have charge
Of the degree work. and will organize a
degree team for comforting the initiatory
degree
Grand Master Irving R. Schwinger has
appointed Grand Warden Victor P. Ham
mer as the representative of the Grand
Lodge Of the memorial committee.
Columbia Lodge. No. 10, on Thursday
evening will hold an old-tirne ''ron call"
The speaker of the evening will be Rep
resentattve Joseph W. Byrns.
Metropolis Lodge, No. Is. held a meet
conferred On Tuesday the lodge attend
cd the funeral of August Tamauqui.
Covenant Lodge, No. 1S will confer the
third degree Thursday evening under the
direction OF Degree Director James E.
Chamberlain.
Chief Patriarch R H. Sorreu. of Co.
lumbar Encampment, No. 1, has sent
out notices for every member to be pres
spt at a meeting Wednesday evening
Degrees will be conferred
Grand Master Irving R. schwitser, of
by the officers of the Grand Lodge,
closed bis spring series Of visitations on
Wednesday evening at Federal City
Lodge. Past Grand Masters John 1.
Brown, Ernest W. Bradford, James H.
Crew, Richard H. Sorrell, and William }.
Rich. .patriarchs Henry F. Allwine and
Capt Alfred H. Noakss, of Canton Wash
ington, No. 1; Grand Representatives
MILAN and Wood examined Noble Grand
James L Jones, Vice Grand H. G. Rani-
bo' Warden z. r. Reynolds, Conductor
g W Owen. Jr., Right Supporter e. B.
Talbert, Left Supporter r. S. Ramsey,
and Guardians w. n. Mckay. and Will
lam Amos in the work of all the degrees.
The speaker of the evening, Rev. Nc
Claim. pastor. OF Douglas Memorial
Church, delivered an address.
Central Lodge. No. 1. met Friday even-
ihg. March 30, for q short business ses-
sion. Two new applications for mem
berkhip we're received.
Of Federal City lodge, No. 20 Victor P.
Hammer entertained those present with
several recitations, Mrs. Byron W. I'M
derwood played several solos on the
piano. W.P. Pumphrey gave several Sc
Ieedons On the piano. Remarks were
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE

France and Belgium is much richer a.
the result OF a concert given on Wed
nesoay evening at the Greenbrier. when
blinded In the war, spoke with much
pathos OF the suffering Of his fellow
soldiers. Mile. Alys Larreyne. tbs
French prima donna, sang and +bsre
was record attendance. while Green
brier guests gave literally to the char
ity. Il
Golf luncheons at the Casino are
the rule during the spring days. when
enthusiasts stay down Ito play thirty-
six holes Of golf or several sets of
tennis. =, Va
Tea-dances, at the, Casino are, also
popular and the broad verandas are
thronged with tea drinkers. while
chairs and sofas, are rolled away in
the large tea room for the dancers
to enjoy the fox-trot and one-step.
Entertaining here is of the most in
formal sort imaginable and people are
coming to be more and more demo-
cratic in the matter of dress. y
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rived Monday from Florida where they
have been spending the winter.
Others from WASHINGTON who have
been here this week were Mrs. James Z
Aleshire and Miss Dorothy Aleshire Mn.
Aspinwsll and daughter Miss Anita KITE.
Mrs. Greed Boucher. Mrs. NJ A Gilsey.
Mrs. Walter Vernon, Mrs J. r Hines
Mrs. Thomas H Williams. Mrs JGneA
NJ. Miller. Mrs. II. ". SoUthgate and hrt.
Kenneth CsstlemAn spent the week here
and have gone 20 Norfolk 10 visit rr1ends
The afternoon concerts by the ARTILLERY
Post Band are very popular with the
guests who gather on the plaza on the
water front during the hour from TO b
while they play.
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Katharine Csbell. Mary Tomlin Ander-
son. Frances Darlington. Nelly Rennolds,
Isabelle Williams. Mary Hswes. Corbin
spicer. Martha Wall, and Anne War
ren. and twenty ofncers. They re-
mained over for the weekend On Fri
day the young ladies' had entertained the
ofncers at luncheon at the country cI7Ib
in Richmond.
Mrs. Dewitt Coffmen and Mrs Rober.
Conman returned Tuesday TO Washing
ton. after having spent the week at the
Chamberlin.
Lady Hughes and her daughter. Miss
Alleen Hughes. of Lindsay. Canada, ar
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few days last week. both Of them leav-
ing Sunday for Washington.
Senator Atlee Pomerene. of Ohio, and
Mrs. Pomerene were here for some time
leaving Sunday for Washington On
Saturday Senator Pomerene reviewed the
garrison troops at muster with Col
Stephen NJ. Foote. L. S. A, commandant
of the post
Capt James Gilmer, c. S. n, gave q
progressive dinner Saturday evening pre-.
ceding the dance. when covers for forty
were laid. his guests being the
debutantes Of Richmond. chaperoned BIZ
Mrs. Preston Noland. Of that city. In
the party were Miss Ethel anc