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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13
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drine. Fsss ] Drus Stores Of pr. Post, SOC
On e;ssss r.. ira usiss Ev lsas1J Co.. cseass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

UteN UUul VI Iuut VI uu lIle
goofa?"
Set er ioroi 6ribeoen iorbuoer
oct"
@noelig fommer Ser iiuenoe
uogle page Hpbeocr ira Stabene.
@5aren bar ncola9t Sceptret til
Sorocl ior i'm grooer Wtihoel. gu,
cirflilerer ser ct lpt Sro blartot
Soloaterue. Sroet &onititution
bar afIsit Srbet Sribeo.
"Soab oil aouitiiutionen iiae"
Ipsrger. Ell ganmel aoufalier mco
graat Saar.
"8onititutiunen" iporer Ell GIT.
gre "bet maa barre Storiprit Nj.
haelS Suitru."
Oroet aonititution ialot life /
SoloaterneS Snlaa. Get er lanat.
fompliceret og Iibegribellg. man
bar oanifelig for nj butte oct Nan
fou life Ipnge Oct; men Srbet Sri
beo bar iaoct Ell belt onoen begct'
itret Wootagelie. Rou lGnateSe
eiter CT mt Sr0, % Oct loo life
pente lGn9e paa lig. Get par Or
Oct Mepublif. HusIano ltuloe fat.
ife bliue 8epublif. Saa tolteS Der
ON, bpao oct Sro betso. en- rus
Tiff Sberit iort1ller Den %iranlte
@ieit en- Somtalc mellem bonl OF
tc Orbonuanier.
"0eo on, at oct blluer Repu'
tIif?"
"a, oct pooitaoes 10 oct 80.
Den G5oren gaor ban mi
Gci2"
"ltci, ban bliper, ioritaor on"
"Wien, booo Tiger Ncpnblifert
DAP"
"Sun glitter iia meo G5aren."
"Wfen, bpao bliuer Der iad al
a~eilerinoeu ba?"
Sum MAJ l9ie Ssnner."
"SeIe 1agen2"
ga, belle Iageu Oct err Der
for, bun bliper int / aIoiter."
Oroet Hepublif bauoe ni9iort
itsrre Spffe emo Crbet aonltltu.
ton. Ncn man u9ntet iig life til
Get uben Spergaug. 1ulener az
8ange funoe ma bore: "Sa,
Nepublifen or NJ rigtig opgtig
G5ar, oct er, bpao ri trGnger."
Ser gif imiolertiO life mango
Gage, isr Tolitifen bolot lit Sno-
tog. @ulooloeren par iOrbi, Den
bopbe life paret l~pnberlig IRn5e.
Sntriqagenterne beSpnote III Ar.
bcioe. De isrite Ialer bleO holot.
Ger tales ON Talg. lille frGOe-
De Mettigbeoer, men tngen talte ON
@liater. Ser cirfulereoe aoitiatge
ialife Hpater.
Sorpirringen iteg, Sinoene bleo
opbioiet. DC isrite Uolbiomme Cro
bleo uotaIt. ct eneite 6attum
bleu befr9itet. Der ianotes ingen
G5ar mere, % Der fom aIorig no
gen nm. Wnuge Soloater tager
meo 8l9oe imoo, bpao De opiat'
ter icm EN- 6eiiuitio Seirielie. Se
iorflarer BET beilpot. Higoom.
Ragt og andre SerIigbeoer ipnes
opnnaelise for ale % enbper. Ifen
ser err aoifiaise gooe Sonoeioloa.
ter, iom life ier Singene meo De
Zine.
: Ell gp peo Seretbilo0en, nog'
le bunoreoe @eter ira De tplte Gin
ler, ligser en- Battalion Slaeriaie'
re. Sm apeIoen. meoeuS De llelte
Iamles iii Gang o. Seg % Ban.
- tbi alt bette laoer Jig iaa ior'
moerlig %iorene. ior al pile IN
@l9oe oper Den upe 2io, panorer
ncgle SoIoater, Ell % Ell, tbi DC
uil belt p9re u6eulerleoe, bort til
en- title 9laos nnoer Gilene ueo
5loobreooen. De bpiifrr og fla
ger: - "Gi bar insen 9Sar mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

0JENLAAC Of ONE,
som er dtc fra
SOL, STOW Of WIND,
bliver straks hjulpne sf
MHri.s Eye Remedy. In
zen Smerter, kun Lin
ns Stores Of pr. Post, Soc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

Sporoan ifol ri flare os uocu
bam2 San. Dor lille Saoer". He-
publicly bIiper life Dor lille ia
DER"
On Sc gr9oer title, turgc Soa'
rer ruler neo / oeres lnie SfiGg.
Gen er reSertoe ocnne pon1pge.
itilirr0ige Sploeit ira De iioite
Sroiaite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13
Oa SepoIutionen
naaeoe Sronten.
SuurSan Crbene Tribeb, aemititn'
tiun o. Hcpmblif blep mootagct.

tion o. RepmbIif blep mootaset.
Sra 9pen SaSip / &lml9nierr
bar Hobert De SleurS nplig lenot
"tSi0aro" ct 9reu, / builfet ban Oh
per Ell liplig farafterilf Stiloring
al ben Stemning, Ion raaoeoe
blal1ot 0e rirSiiife Solooter, od
ltnoerrctnin9 on G5areirs Iboifa'
ton % De berpaa islgenoe SGlt'
oeIier naaeoe 6ronteu.
Sort par ser ingen lom foritoo
oct. Man bsrte, at ct eler anoet
Steo oeroppe / Noro bar Sribeoen
tlepet isbt. Ger par fomnet ct
Telegram berom til Sopeofpnrte'
ret. &oiafferne fom goloppereuoe
paa line pnaa Seite, % rtoet at at'
brpoe lit piloe &ibt, ilpngeoe DC
belle Sioen no Den fore gtpbeo:
"Sribeoen er fonmet!" Soloater'
ne gif ira lit graa Srso % i'm
Ialte fi't % loo @rsoen itione
Sfaolerre for at itprtc imoo De
&ameratcr, iom enbul life fjenotc
Npbeoen og a~icntage ior oem:
Set CT 6ribcocu!"
Nue Silo, ale Sierter bar iplot
al oen itore @l9be. men man fun
De life rigtig i~oritau oct. Sfte ior
Oct, til Ell 9egpnoelie breo man
iig beacr life ON at ~iorltaa oct.
Wian ielte / lit SnberIte, at Der
Dor 6Gnbt noget itort % goot.
Spcroan por &c upe Sioer font.
met? Spem bopoc fulobproct lin.
oeret? &c, set furloc man life
iigc. Nen poa bette S%psrgsmaaf
iuarcoe aQe: Set or ell Trofet."
"Spoo beoer ben Trofct". ipurg.
te eli gammcl gonoe, iom par bic
bet iaoret ire @on9e / gitfopiun.
Get mao pGre ct. @eorge".
iparebc Ell aamerat, "tbi ban boz.
rer 10 ct Sperb."
ct pr9gtig Spar. Cen gooe
Wono ioritob Ioa goot, at man for
Giebliffet life furtoe flare iig lberl
et Sperb - lelp fife / Sinmclen.
Gen 9(iten t9nttc man life on
bere oper 5ingcu. 90 oct bar Den
rpc g@roS Pbleite Stunb.
Iusiiife Oiiicerer bar for ben
i%rorife 6%orfatter giengiuet gruo'
itpffer, iom De bar bsrt az Samta'
Ter meQem Solonterne. 0et er
Heplifer iaa naiue, iaa rsrenoe %
Opbc miot / al i'm 9arnsligbeo, al
ibLnnot bsres Oct no, JONI ON De er
opfuroet al en- eaer anoen Ro'
m~anioriatter al ilaoilf Serfomit.
5srit % remit bar Gjarer
8ienitano for oaes Sanfer. Get
ialbt nemlie life nogen mo, al
ban ifliloe funne mtopRres. %
Ipntes iii % meo, at ogiaa ban
ifulce ian i'm Inbel / oen itorc
Spffe, lom par fOmmet ouer Ser.
Den.
"Sfal life G5aren pGre cen iam'
me Iom fer?" Ipurate en- gonof
unorenoe.
"Gei", iuareoe en- al bans Sta,
merater, mn bliuer ban iri, ioroi
ran bar giort Hepolutiou."
"Wien ri, bpab bliper iaa biz"
"gi er ogiaa irie, ri er uaeiom.
men Ell Slass gar"
"Spob fan Oct fomme ai2"
Get ifal ieg iige Dig. Get er
iGrSis, III err 6ribeoen fommet.
ga. men bpao er 5~riheSen?"
Oct peo man life iaa imiffert.
Men oct er noget tort, uoget me-
get tort"
~Gr bet iterre emo Huslano?"
"%eb Sioen al Sribeoen er Rlis'
LAMB meset iioet."
% 5ribeoen, er Oct osiaa
Goofa2"
ga. Oct er osiaa gobfa. Sri,
beoen er alt"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

s,aar re former Trrss snbfription, fen,
bern gol,s eusr saHiauoisnins. 2ef er ua,'
ca hi fan tn barre GnIpariiee ior genas. rem
ieri at fenee lsls Rense I aIHinSeiiss srevs.
OLE beris raa seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

Rtrf,Iis SjemmtiHr siues al en-, Der bar
proutt Den. - iSaH pil baue tubper Siaeuoe
iii at bragg Nptte otrat.

Ssno ineeu peuse. 3uu bin Aerssis.
aarS ~trr,tlies eiosIie % eleneiaat6 bar l9rt
beuHt WaHb. Mort .. 9atioH az Spraelis. SeD
BORT. hpiI,tH 'Or'aT6slia ,JisHoe Rhsanafismsn ~
for msuHsi'siig euite. % bet bar a,oet ham SpupoibVa
Tor ale ulntisltgs iueeH hans 6RftsuIo6e. Dan pt.
snbper et6.ubs al BheHmatsme fal oiet. ~hpcrls6sS
ban biso bslbrsost. s0s bpa6 ban niger: !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-13

9aarsH iSq3 biep lea ausrtbeu AZ mn rai.s % iH'
nammatorit Rheumaitsme. J ooer tre War lo ie9.
ION tan ID. Der bar bart ben. tar pioe. Seg 'orlsgie
Dtohel sfter Nlecel % sQ9e sfter SHse meA lpde
SiuoriHa srholeteS por tnR miolsrtioig. Slllor iaHoi
lea a 9tteesL ION belt hsibrsoe mia. ~ CHost &c
alorig ptHbt ttl6lge. Sea bar qtpst BET III hsre ioui
par rsutt aEgrtbne eger snoo9 'sassliadeHoe AZ Nfsgs
matisms. ca est bar hnert SlfHIee ptrttt peIortoelie-
Sag oil haee suhprr giosnee AZ Nhenm1tisult aoil'
seniomhelit Joru I'll al 'orieQe bets eHettaaenoe Del'
breoeuee Qrait. Seno iffs en- Geni. ,EH bit Rapn %
uerssie. o. lea oil ienee ost al prspe frtt. v''er az
ea bar brnat BET. % bet bar pin pa a. egre HesoD
bpae oa l9nae bar isat Tor at aeloreoe DIR kltHna'
tisme fan ou iegoe ma grlieH. en- Spnar. nleH foritaG
pei isa otl ttts hane olne geuae Meouiiaore On belt sr
tlfrsos meo al ieRoe BEN. Sr itts bet ~rirnelietf ppors
Tor lioe Ianssr. mar litter xlnortas ~iaalsoes ssees
oa frt. Cpirt ATE. Striu ioas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
TWO-PlANO RECITAL
Mrs. Howe and Miss Hull Entertain
Large Audience mt the woman's

The two-piano recital given ycstcr-
day afternoon At tho moman's club by
Mrs. walter Bruce Howe. Of Washing
ton and Miss Anne Hun, OF Baltimore.
pianIstS. WAS unique affair. in that
il was the first two piano recital ever
given at the club and possibly the first in
richmond. They were assisted by
Miss Margaret Smith. soprano, of Rich
moud.
Both Mrs. Howe and Miss Hull arc
pianiSts Of splendid attainments and
their wo"k together showed fine bal
ancc and restraint. qualities ccccssary
to a successful ensemble performance.
1t was program which demonstrated
not only their admirable technique
Equipment. but much OF genuine must
ciansh!p and temperament IT was re-
crettablc ihat, owing to the difficulties
OF transportation. it Was not possible
TO nave two conccrnt grand pianos. but
the art OF the pianists covered salts
factoriiy the possible inequalities OF
tone.
The Andantc End Variations of Schu-
mann were done with splendid rhythm
ana fine feeling. The "c.rteGe" Of Dc
busy was Gnc niece Of imprcssionisin IN.
neiicately played. The last group. d
"iiahancra." by deC:nna- Howe. ar
ranged by Mrs. Howe: LA Mutt
I'Amour." hy Eachmaninoft. and "Dansc
with verve and spirit
Miss smith IS young singer pos
Sessing nHny qualiiica tons necessary
TO successful concert work. She has
voice OF MUGS beauty. which she uses
with Intelligence and discretion. be-
sides which shn has AN attractive per
sonaiiiy. which i;>lbues all that She
does with an added charm.
Her second group was the more pleas
ing. perhaps-the Franz Marie" beau
TRULY cnunciatcd and sung In admir-
ahlc style. while the Loves in My
Heart" by Woodman. was given brill
l!antly, bringing out tic brighter tints
III the voice. The Accomplishments Of
James i. Wonblc ere at once an in
SEPARATION AMI support to the singer
AZ the conclusion OF the program
there was the usual formal reception
Mrs. Basil NJ. Gwati,mey was chairman
or the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
The Particular Shopoer

some one has said that no wise
decorator neglccts the decorative ideal,
Of the East. and is certain that the
influence OF the Orient is felt strongly
in the homes OF this country to-day.
One finds Chinese" and Japanese"
rooms fitted out to the smallest detail
IN the furnishings OF the country they
represent.
Japanese ware has q charm all It's
own. and perhaps YOU do not know
there has recently been received at a
Richmond shop q consignment OF very
smart pieces OF this china The first
thing ! look at was deep salad bowl
OF the black china, covered thickly
with the well-known Japanese design
of cherry blossoms and TO give the
final touch to the whole, which really
made II the individual piece 1t was,
was bright green parrot done on one
side OF ;he bowl. I also found plat.
tors and smaller pieces of this same de-
sign. which were very attractive
OF course you are familiar with the
quaint bright rcd china covered with
the white cherry blossoms. but IL is a
pattern that never fails to charm, and
certainly is becoming TO a mould Of
white blanc mango. The history of
china and pottery reads like the most
entertaining novel that you ever read
1t is full OF the legends of ancient
peoples and replete with the little
stories that have made interesting tell
ing for hundreds of years.
Know your own china and furniture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

Mizpah Chapter. Order Of the Eastern
star, will meet this evening at 8
O'Clock at the Masonic Temple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
GOVERNOR VISITS DISPLAY
Snys Women's Aid In Feeding Armie.
VIII Help In Winning the

That Official recognition might be
given the splendid work OF the women
OF the State in the line OF food conser-
walton as shown at the exhibition
which opened at noon yesterday at
the headquarters Of the National
League for Womens Service, SOB East
Main street, on the third floor OF the
Allison Building. the Governor OF Vir-
gina was present and heartily COM
mended the display OF canned food
stuffs, declaring that If the women Of
Virginia were behind the men in feed
ing the armies in tn" field then the
war would surely / D.: won
Standards supporting groups Of 0ars
Of America and tho allies. odorous dec
orations Of zine ard coda. and stream
ers across packed shelves denoting the
names oil counties contributing sup
pics formed background for the
crowds OF people who came In during
the day TO view the display. and to buv
Tor their own larder and for Christmas
boxes for the moor
WOOL for warm sweaters and ,,uf
hers, mittcns and helmets and socks
aad SCOTS and still moro socks will be
housht with the money coming in from
inc sale of this surplus canned stun
ana distributed all over the STATE
among the loyal women who respond
90 SO ReneT Dusty to the appeal of Mry
w W. sale. state chairman. for ono can
from their winters store
his much this year-doublo (, ~,
next is the slogan OF tic v;rc,ni,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
UNABLE TO DETERMINE
CAUSE OF HER DEATH
Coroner Finds No Evidence OF Foul
Play In tn<c OF Mrs.
JOHNSON

According TO the s;atcmcnt Of Coro-
ner J. NJ. Whitfield las; night. no head
way had been made toward the dis
corery OF the cause Of the mysterious
death of Mrs. Alice Knight Johnson
who died suddenly IT the nome Of Mra.
q. r. Stutz. 522 North Twenty-seventh
street. Saturday night II seems tina;
the strange and unaccountablc death OF
Mrs. johnson will have to he added to
tho list of unsoiVcd mysteries OF the
Police department
The suggestion of suicide has been
discounted by many who made invcsti-
cations of the case, and Mrs. knight
mother or Mrs. Johnson, declared that
no expense would he spared in the CT
forts to determine the real cause of
her daughters death.
Mrs. Johnson took supper At the
home Of Mrs. Stutz las, Saturday and.
apparently, was in tho best Of spirits
and health. After supper she took a
pill out OF bo:; that was supposed
TO contain auininc In less than an
hour after She took the pill she died.
Dr. Whitfield examined one OF the cap
sules that was given him by Detective
Tinslcy. wh" conducted &c irst invcs-
tiSation of the death However. Dr..
Whitfield found that the pill contained
only the ingredients OF luc mass.
which arc not poisonous.
Mrs. johnson was nineteen years old.
and was the wife OF pr. l.. J. Johnson
of MiddlcSeX. y. G. she wae cmnloycd
at the Med!c,! College Of Virginia AS
n stcnographe-. md l.vcd q: tic home
of her parents, M and Mrs. George L.
Knight, at 1919 North Twenty-sccord
street. Funeral services were conduct
ed at the knight home. and tn. inter-
me- TOOK place il lakewood Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
CONSIDER STREET CAR FARES
Council Committee on streets to Hold
Important Meeting - City HnII
To-<i.hi

The Council! Committee on streets
VIII meet at O'Clock tonight to give
further consideration 10 the Virginia
Railway and Power Company's petition
!cr relief through increased revenues
The company is seeking tho iutroduc-
ton OF straight scent fare on all its
lines. with the elimination OF all
tickets. Comprehensive data has been
compiled by officers OF the company, ut
the request of the committee. and will
be filed tonight.
The Finance Comm:itee will hold its
regular meeting tonight at O'Clock
considerable routine business viii como
up Tor consideration at This meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

is a subject upon which books have
been compiled. Cherry blossoms are
associated in your mind with all the
beautiful things you ever heard Of. and
to find IL brought out in beautiful
china is Il JOY forever
Cherry blossoms may be fairy
things, ready TO melt away at the first
breath OF Il spring zephyr. but they
make quite substantial background
for this very attractive japanese ware
for your table.
Should these articles appeal to you
as they have TO the writer. simply send
a card to The Particular ShoDpcr'
care Of The Times D!spa tch. and ,-.ll
tell you where they can he obtained
The services OF The Particular shop
per are 1T your disposal without
charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
IN AND OUT-OF-ToWN.

Misses Alice and Marion Meredith are
quests OF their aunt. Mrs. Preston
locke, on Wcat Franklin Street
Mrs. George Maxwell left yesterday
Tor New York. after spending the week
nd here.
Lieutenant George r. Trant. U. S. A..
Rrho recently graduated from the OF
GERS Training Camp. Fort Myer. Is now
Ii Camp Lee. after Il shert visit to
his sister, Mrs. Hugh Parrish. In Ports
mouth
Airs. John IT. Wight, who spent tho
farly part of the season in Richmond.
Is now at Atlantic City for an cx-
Tended stay
turned from New York. where she has
been student Tor the past several
Months.
Mrs willard wigfall Wright, OF
who has been visiting
|,crc. is now with relatives in Ports
mouth
Mrs r. Cardwcll Taylor and her
hidrcn are spending several weeks
with relatives In IIarrisonburg.
NJ. and Mrs. Leaven Piunlmer have
.e,urncd TO Portsmouth. after a short
STAY IN Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G.. Tyler have return
Id 10 their cottage at Virginia Beach,
,ftcr a visit TO Richmond and Peters
purG.
Lieutenant and Mrs J. C. Simpson
nave returned from their wedding trip
North.
Mrs. Willoughby Newton, Jr., has re-
urned TO Hanover, after visit to
'clativcs here.
Mrs. Latimcr Graham, who has been
he guest OF Mrs. Michael Glennan. Jr.,
I, Norfolk. has returned TO Richmond.
Miss Sarah Cochran, OF Big Stone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
DARkEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
BY Reviving Color Glands
La Creole Does This
Healthy and Simply
to Apply.

Just apply to your hair and scalp
before going to bed the famous La
Creole Hair Dressing. This revives the
color glands to activity. In n short
time you will observe all your gray
streaked. bleached or faded hair turn
TO such an even, beautiful, natural
dark shade that no one could toll you
had used La Creole. Not a trace OF
gray hair can be seen. Also stops
dandruff and failing hair. Have soft.
fluffy. long, natural dark hair again
by applying La Creole. Don't be fooled
by cheap preparations, but get a big
bottle OF old reliable La Creole Sold
on money-back guarantee by Tragic
Drug Co, or sent. express prepaid, for
sl.20. by Van Vleet Drug Co., Memphis,
Tenn.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

y meeting OF tho greatest interest
ana Importance will be held Wednes-
day morning In Lee Camp Hall, at II
O'CLOCK. TO which all interested women
are Invited, whether members OF tho
Richmond Chapter. Daughters OF the
Confederacy. or not. The meeting is
called by Mrs. Norman V. Randolph 20
discuss plans for the dinner to the
Confederate Veterans on January ;.
the relief ball for needy Confederate
women at the Womsn's Club on Jan
uarE ~ and the naval ball for the blue
Jackets on January Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
Official Bonds Filed.

Official bonds o! Henry T.. Trcsnon
com missioner OF revenue for Inc civ OF
Richmond, for $1,000. and OF william
II. Wyatt. Jr.. high constable for So
900. were filed yesterday with city
Clerk Ben T. August. Mr.. Tresuon's
bond is for period of -Four years. and
that Of Mr.. Wyatt for q two wear term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

Division OF the National League for
Women's Service
Each day this week. from 10 o'clock
in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon. the pubic is cordially in
vitcd to inspect the display at league
hcalGuarterS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
Gap. is the guest of friends at 30c East
FRANKLIN Street until THURSDAY.
woMEN'S MEETINGS.

Richm ond committee of the Virginia
Division OF the National Council or
Defense, has called an important meet
ing for this afternoon at O'Clock, in
room $50. Jefferson Hotel Mrs B. H
Munford. Of the Virginia Division. Will
be present and desires TO meet the
boards Of the various patriotic societies
and presidents OF all the women's So
c!eties of the churches in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

The Woman's Board OF the Methods;
institute will hold its regular meet
Ing Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
al the institute. Nineteenth and Grace
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

The regular meeting OF the Grand
children's Chapter, Auxiliary TO Rich
mond Chapter, L. D. c.. will be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in
Lee Camp Hall. Tickets and money
from the subscription dance must be
returned without fail a. this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18
Suit .AGninnt CitH.

The sui; OF II. Rosenbloom AGAINST
the city of Richmond for property dam
ages caused by the collapse Of sewer
in East Main Street was placed on
trial yesterday in She City Circuit
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-18

The womsn's auxiliary 10 the Ho8it-
@cr Association will hold its regular
meeting at Sis o'clock tonight in the
auditorium OF Murphy's Hotel annex.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-04
Discover Feldspar
 Near Middletown

Discovery of what is believed to be a large deposit of feldspar, a mineral used largely in the glazing of china and pottery, near Middletown on the Connecticut river has resulted in a large company being organized in Bridgeport for the operation of mines.
 A certificate of incorporation for the Tidewater Feldspar Go. in the office of the secretary of state disc1oses an authorized capital of $50,00o, divided into 500 shares with Clarence R. Hall John T. L. Hubbard and Mabe1le K Pederson as incorporators.
 At the office of Hubbard & Hall local attorneys, it was said that New York capital was backing the enter prise, which it was hoped would be highly successful. The mines will be opened atsan early date and is expect ed to begin a new industry in the vii cinity of Hartford.
 Certificate of incorporation was also filed with the secretary yesterday for the Standard Furniture Go. of Bridge port, with a capitalization of $5,0OO divided into 50 shares. The incorpor- ators: Abraham Nuroy, Morris K Cohen. and Samuel N. Schnee,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-04
FIGHT BLAZE ON
 SCOWS IN SOUND STEAMBOAT LANE
Police and Fireboat McClel. Ian Battle With Burn
 ing Craft.

New York, May 4.-Three burning scows, heaped with blazing garbage, yesterday drifted out into the Long Island Sound steamboat lane with the fireboat Mcclellan pouring tons of water on the flames. The spectacu- lar sight was witnessed by thousands along the Manhattan, Bronx and Long Island shores. The fire origin ated in paper boxes in, garbage load ed on board a scow moored a Riker's Island, opposite 13Sth street, the Bronx, and communicated to two other barges.
 The scows were loaded with refuse with which Daily Wins, contractors, are filling in Riker's Island upon which a prison is to be erected. Keep CTS of the Department of Correction, in charge of trusty prisoners working on the island, attacked the fire with lines of hose connected with an elec- trio fire pump. Lieutenant Morris, of Harbor Squad B, at Randalps Is- land sent a police launch with police men, and the Mcclellan, commanded by. Captain Thomas Preston, steamed d to the scene. -N
 The fireboat grapp1ed with the burning scows and lowed them into the sound, toward the Long Island side. where the powerful streams ex- tinguished the fire.