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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
UNIQUE PROGRAM AT
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH

a unique program will be given
in the lecture room of the Third
Christian Church tonight at Sis
o'clock, A large number OF tho mem
bers and friends are expected TO he
in attendance to enjoy the evening $
exercises.
James G. Blake. the Richmond
cartoonist, viii entertain with a hui
morous and patriotic lecture, Illus
trating on the easel with faEid FIRE
sketches and cartoons, There will
also be several musical and literary
offerings The best OF Richmond's
talent has been gathered for the en-
tertainment
A silver Offering will be taken fer
the mission work OF the society. Al
present the Endeavorers are taking
care OF a little Indian girl. clothing
her and sending her to school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

Street, lis feet east of Carrollton Ave.
tE.): tax, s1.90: $40.
Jno. A. Donati ct ais. to DR.. Mar
shall l.. Boyle, Jr., 4S 1-2x99 feet
west line Twenty-sixth Street. at south
line Marshall Street; also 30xl00 feet
west of Twenty sixth Street; tax
$3.50; $40.
A. NJ. Reid to Ida B. Willis, 25S
| l0l 10 feet west line st. Peter Street
100 feet from Leigh Street: $1,000.
Walter G.. Schaaf ct ux to Hen
rietta l.. Tobien. 15x129 1-2 feet north
line Cary Street at west line of alley
tax. 81; $40.
Laburnum Corporation to f. S
Goodman, lot ., block A. Laburnum
Park; $2,243.25
Henry g. Garner ct TX. to r. l.
Pilkington, 20x120 feet north line
Chatfin Street, IFS feet east of Car.
rollton Street CD; tax, So; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
COlORAOO'S TRIBUTE
TO COL. CCOy'S MEMORY
Body of Famous Scout to Lie IN
State at Denver Capitol
Sunday.

Denver Col, Jan. Ito add her
measure of appreciation of what the
West owed him, the State of Colorado
will receive the body of Colonel Will
liam f. Cody buffalo BID, who died
here yesterday, into her Capitol Sum
day, there to lie in state for four
hours.
Funeral services for the noted
scout are to be held Sunday after
noon, when the body will be placed
in receiving vault in local cem-
etery, but the burial will not take
place until next spring, probably on
Decoration Day, when the body of
one of the nations most picturesque
characters will be inferred in tomb
hewn from the rock at the. top OF
Lookout Mountain near this city.
Plans already are afoot for the erec-
ton of a suitable monument at this
final resting place.
Services in F.lks' Home.
The funeral services sunday are
to be held in the Elks' Home in
charge of the Denver Lodge OF Eiks.
In accordance with the dying wish
or the scout. however, all the soci-
cites to which he belonged are to
have part in his funeral. including
the Grand Army of the Republic, the
Pioneer Society of Colorado and tho
Cowboy Rangers. OF Denver. The
Masons will have charge of the In
terment of the body in it's mountain
tomb.
Arrangements were made at a con-
ference for the body to lie in state
in the Capitol Sunday morning from
s o'clock to noon, Leaders of both
houses of the Legislature now in ses-
sion attended the conference and
agreed to the passage OF the neces-
sary joint resolution While the body
lies at the Capitol a guard OF honor
will be on duty.
Escort of Federal Troops.
Federal troops will escort the body
from the Capitol to the Elks Homo
for fhe services, and other Federal
troops are expected to march in the
funeral cortege.
kilograms OF coincidence In large
numbers are pouring into the home
of the sister here, where Colonel
Cody had been staying for the last
few days. They include MESA ges
from friends throughout the country.
One from President Wilson and 9TH
ers from General Nelson A Miles AMI
General Hugh L. Scott. chief OF staff.
were among the numbers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
State Corporation C,o,n,n,s.,o,


Charters issued yesterday:
The Roanoke Steam Dye Works, In
corporated. Roanoke. Va. Maximum.
100000; minimum, $4,000; par. 500.
J. NJ. Roberts. president: ]. F. Lorton.
secretary, both Roanoke, Va.
Amendment to charter of The Con-
sumers Brewing Company, Norfolk.
Va. changing name to Virginia Fruit
Juice Company, Incorporated.
Amendment to charter of T, O.
Cowan Company, Incorporated, Bris-
toll, Va, increasing capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000.
Portsmouth Star Corporation, Ports.
mouth, Va Maximum. 100000; mini
mum, $4,000; par, 500. Publish a
newspaper. Norman X. Hamilton.
president: A. Mex. Griggs, secretary.
both Portsmouth, Va.
Harlan-Ad Company. Incorpo-
rated. Alexandria. Va. Maximum,
$4,000; minimum, $4,000; par. 800.
Cement and lime business. A. f. Har-
Ian, president; r, B. Adams, secretary
and treasurer. both Washington. D. C.
The Tazewell County Pure Bred
Shorthorn Association, Incorporated,
Tazewel. Va. Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. $4,000; par, $50. r. s.
Moss, president Burkes Garden, Va. !:
]. Ed. Peery. secretary and treasurer.
North Tazewell, Va.
Roanoke Flour and Feed Company.
Incorporated. Roanoke. Va. Maxi
mum, $4,000: minimum, $4,000:
par, 800 Feed and milling business.
T. f. Mason. president; O. w. Tice,
secretary and treasurer. both Roa-
noke, Va.
Callahan Grocery and Produce Com
pany, Incorporated. Lynchburg. Va.
Maximum. $4,000; minimum. sso.-
goo: par, 500. Wholesale grocery
business. NJ. w. Callahan. president;
Henry Rosenberger, secretary and
treasurer. Lynchburg, Va. -
Foreign charter:
stanton Clay Products Company.
Delaware corporation domesticated
to do business in Virginia Capital
stock. 100000. ]. II. May. statutory
agent Staunton, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
Building Permits.

The following permits We're grant
ed yesterday by Building Inspector
Butler:
f. r. Chesterman, repair brick
dwelling, 1886 West Grace Street
$500
Mrs, Julia Caravati, repair brick
stores. 1722-24 East Broad Street
$3.50
w F. Eberman. repair frame dwell
ings. 610-1t-13 South Cherry street,
$500
Crystal Ice Company. repair frame
store between Ninth and Tenth Streets
on Cary Street, 500.
r. f. Lee Council, repair brick hall.
320-322 North Twentyffth Street,
s1.400-
f. S. Meadows, repair frame dwell
ing. 1900 North Twenty-third Street,
500.
Richmond Home for Ladies' repair
brick dwelling. Stuart Avenue. $3.50.
Home for Needy Confederate Wo-
men, repair brick dwelling, East
Grace street. s2.500.
State of Virginia. repair brick Of
fiCe. Capitol Square, $4,000.
c. L. Satterfield build frame dwell
ing. Lamb Avenue, $1,000.
Manchester Board and Paper Com
pany, build frame shed. Hull Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
State Supreme Court of Appeals.

TOtttUITIES yVatVE W'tN
No. SO, Bohannon-k King and Com
pany VS.. Vellines' administrative. Ar
sued by James II. Wilcox AMI W. H
Taylor for the appellant and by Thos.
II. Wilcox, Jr.. for the appellee. and
submitted.
No Al, Clays administrator VS.. Kel-
" ct ais Argued by Judge A. l.. Hoi-
laday and Samuel A, Kelly for the
appellant and by ]. j. Leake and A.
w Patterson for the appellees, and
submitted.
No. AZ, Shenandoah Valley Loan
and Trust Company VS.. Murray. Part
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
jury Fails 10 Agree,

The jury in the case of r. W. Car
son. charged with keeping a disor-
derby house. failed 10 agree on. YER
dict yesterday in the Hastings Court.
and the case was continued to Fehru-
airy 6. Carson was placed under $500
bond for his appearance on that day,
william Justice. Jr., furnishing the
bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
Hcnrico Release Deeds.

Charles X. Guy ct ais. and J. c.
Page. trustee in bankruptcy for
Charles Wright to J Henry Martin,
700 acres at or near Elko Station;
$500.
f. ]. Crawford. trustee. to w. B.
Palmer. : acres and improvements on
Osborne Turnpike; s265.i4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

| ly argued and continued until tomor-
row.
Next cases to be called:
NO. 43, Standard Paint Company
VS.. e. X. Victor and Company.
NO. "a. Town of Virginia Beach vs.
Ogle.
No. 45. Shepherd ct ais. VS.. Darling
ct al.
No. 46. Grice VS.. Todd
Court will sit on Saturday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

news from the Argentine Republic was
again a factor.
Gains were shown Of y az. c on oats.
although the feeling was weak and
lower
Hog products closed easier The mar
ket MAS depressed hy the continued
heavy western hog receipts which
drew out long products and with the
holders anxious to realize.
Open. High Low Close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds of Bargain and sale Re-
corded Yesterday

Greater KichmOnd Realty Company,
Inc, to j. 7. Canada. lots Is Is, block
81, Monument Avenue Park: tax, 81;
$40
Mrs. r A. Hollis ct wiz to f. r.
Sheffield. lot IS. block X. section 3,
Highland SPRINGS. $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

Yesterdays marriage licenses arc
as follows.
Charles Henry and Eunice Dunn.
Joseph n. Turner and Bertha Lee
Turner.
James Norman and Mary Moss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

I'd Tst and saw. Co. 100 121 123
Virginia Trust Co.. 100 240
West End Bank ..... % AZ
Miscellaneous.
Va. Car. c. pfd.s..... 100 109
Na.-Car. C.. com ..,..' 100 40
Va. Bldg aud Loan Co 1oo los
Va. +. and N Ins. Co. 20 so
sales.
300 Richmond city As, $l0i.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
HUSTINGS TRANSFERS.
One Deed of Bargain and sale Re
corded Yesterday.

Henry r. GrimmeN 10 Stella May
Paul. No. l01 West Fifth Street. "a
by l25 feet east line of Fifth Street,
corner cambridge Street; s2.065.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12

reported by Rodgers, Piummer a
Company, Inc.

Petersburg. Va. Jan. II, 1915.
Spanish .'armers Stock. Market
steady. $40 per bushel
VirRinlas. Farmers Stock Mark .,
af"Hdy.
Fancy jumbo. 4c-4iac per III
Extra prime. 3a4 csc per III.
rrime. SKc-3%c per ID.
Sheling stock. 2e-Si5c ner ID.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
RICHMOND ..RoprcE MaSKEr.

Wholesale quotations by f. W. Evans
& Co. Produce Commission
Merchants)
Richmond. Va. Jan, II. 1916
The wholesale n arket from actual
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
tFrom Caskie q Burch & Coz
Eichmond. Va. Jan, II, 1915.
state Securities.

Va 3s, Old c. and It. 1892 a1H SO
Virginia Centuries, 1891 SIN S7& !
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

So.mdny things have happened
since last talked to YOU. little book.
maj ] don't know where to begin.
~, joy for you I've sorrow for you
I've surprise for YOU. and most Of
an J have a real confession for you.
Long years ago. lillle book, Meth
cT YOU nor ! thought our intimate
friendship would endure all these
gMloping years Why, IL seems but
yesterday that / ponned the exultant
words. After tomorrow I'm going TO
belong
Wen. little book. did belong.
body and sCul. ana then felt for
saken, and brought pride to help
ne bear and / said / will belong to
myself Then Fate showed me
could not even DO that. and now
again [ am back just where was
at FIRST
II almost seems az tho had
learned nothing from all my expert
ences. This morning when I awoke
looked out OF my window and found
the Saliva lying at anchor like a
great white bird that had settled
down on the blue waters for a mo
ment's rest
instinctively knew Malcolm
Stuart had anchored his boat out
there under my window almost so
that MY waking eyes would open
fret ttpnp a ,asos ot,,r,rload ~ go,
IL there. for ! was sure Malcolm's
conference with DR. Virot would
take longer However, before II was
hardly light was out on the board
walk
like 10 walk up The sands at this
time-it always seems that can
think clearer. and then like the
isolation the aloneness, OF it all.
This morning I had walked only a
little way when | saw launch put
GU, from the Saliva, and in "A few
minutes ! was joined by Malcolm
stuart
did YOU sit on deck all night on
the chance Of joining me in an early
morning walk" asked and then !
blushed . little. The question seem
I'd so intimate
"a sailor usually rises early he
said with smile. "but confess
D h0ped ] would find you out here
alone with Aurora marshalling all
hef glorious pageant OF colcr 10 pay
court 20 you
Your conference with Dr Viro,
must lave neen short"
n did not see him he answered
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

Here I arm ngain In thr middle Of
winter. Madame Housc Els general
trouble maker am alternating !
am vinisrne IN your town 10 order
TO he reads 90 renew nav race 90
summer flies Eui becausc my tribe
Is pafhoHcdlg small at ihis cold sca
son fou humans scarcely notice me.
But vase M fmo viii come In
May tho human folks don't think
OF that now being careless Of the
future
Some say. swat tho ny IN win
ter" bui few do as "a hy or two
about ihe house docsnt matter Hut
IN May when tbc weather gets warm
I shall start family that viii soon
amount to more than an ihe people
m This city and soon after 20 more
than AN IN fhe whole country II
you swat nae now sou viii destroy
Tho progeuiircss Of many trillions
yes. trllious of summer flies, hut
you don't
In May ! shall start that trillion
fold family with nay nrat lg0 In
about rs days All these will have
famlics ~ some 100 ~ their own
and "a days later these rrandchn.
dreu tho mother flies OF them
will an have families Of some 100
each A. tho warm summer ad
vanceg ! shall ~ that rate soon have
abui atc urllion descendants from
enc famiy but shall also have
four other famillcs Of some i20 zach
durinc fhe summer. and they will
All boar descendants
SON do YOU soc what u viii mean
ld n doiu-.f some one swats me In
milh inter Tho loss OF trillions and
trillaua of summer nics
AZ soon as tho weather as warm
cnough next May my trllnons viii
bcgln fp hatch in barn wards. rar
bage aud The dlihicst spot possible
They will crawl on nth eat Nth. car
~ nlths on their hairy. sticky bodies
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

" W
The aeroplane is so new TO our
unaccustomed eye II seems odd
dare We say freaky But II will be
the semidress hat Of late winter
THIS model. with the far-nung brim.
ls from Fashion Art magazine. II
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
"mail-order" Bride FIees.

NEVADA CITY. Jan IL Capalil,
rancher near here was unable 90
keep the "mailorder" bride. who
came TO him from faraTay Lncornc,
Switzerland. even for one day
In response 20 his pleadings Miss
Tilda Gertloin came across the
ocean and The continent TO meet
Capaul here The two We're mar
ried and departed for Capaul's
ranch on Bear river That same
evening Mrs. Capap left her new
home, wandering all NIGHT in the
woods and reaching Co'fa1 next
morning
The bride. who il young and
pretty. explained She had been do
cered by Capaul and did not Wish
TO live with him She speaks no
Enrlish. but is familiar with three
languages
Tho young woman is being cared
for by Swiss family a. Colfax.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
u ! asG'RJj5 p
Wants To BE an Architect.
BY JESSIE ROBERTS.

Dear Miss Roberts--Can you help
me- DO YOU think girl could be
come a successful architect I
have great desire 10 be one. but
would not like 20 try the imlossi
bic
Also. where Is the best place 10
learn the profession? Would il be
hotter 90 90 20 college, And what
college would you recommend
Another question About how
much money would be- necessary for
fourg car course And Is there
anything ! could read OF study now
that would hclp me In learning
architecture I am in the last wear
of high school Sincerely. r. 5"
OF course 4 woman can he sue
cessful architect and there are
many women who practice the pro
fession Several have, made big sue
ccsscs in such great centers rs Chi
cago New York and Boston
You are beginning early. which IS
wight As suppose you know.
architecture is not only an al tistic
profession. but II requires n lhoro
mathematical training You can
work on mathematics now and YOU
can take up tho study of the history
~ architecture. OF it's great periods
and great buildings. You can become
thoroh conycrsaGt With the ancient.
Gothic. and Renaissance styles. and
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
lt4r CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
vIcToRs DO NOT ALWAYS WIN

but / thought you sailed purpose
l. TO see him.
II did. but sftc- had started /
Just put INTO port and sent him a
wire 10 do everything as he thought
best and let II go al that"
why did YOU change your mind ?"
Sometimes. my dear Lady Saliva,
hate myself and the world so
much thar | have 10 get away from
IL all These paroxysms come upon
me suddenly without notice and then
/ am not ~ company for man or
beast One Of these moods came
upon me just after had left here TO
go TO DR. Virot and simply told
the mate 10 turn the nose OF the
Saliva out 10 sea and there, as ]
have for years. fought out my bat
tie on the deck OF my yacht"
"You look as tho the battle was
ever"
1T is CT should not have return
ed"
And dii YOU win"
Il don't know Not always 10 the
victor is the battle given. and not
always TO the varquished Is taken
the reward Only time can honestly
place the honors OF war"
There vas queer little smile on
The lips Of Malcolm Stuart as he
said this. And was bit afraid
OF him for2ihe first time since | had
known him He seemed somehow 70
have lost that sweet quality Of sym
rathy that was almost feminine and
TO have become the concuering, dom
inant male Whatever had been hrs
battle he had vanqushed the thing
which opposed him and with his set
lips and the determined look In his
eyes ! was not sure that liked him
as we'll a. II he had yielded
told Malcolm Dick and Chad had
gone back TO town. but that We ex-
rected Chad back tonight. Then I
want YOU all to dine with me at
the ShelbIrne." he said. as left
him AZ the pier where went every
morning alone TO thank my stars
that had not let myself thru into
the never never land.
Cant go with YOU" ne asked.
I'D rather go alone" | answered.
you see this daily pilgrimage is In
The nature Of penance."
&c BE Continued
A total OF 313,321,452 cigars was
manufactured in Tamna last year.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

with our own Colonial, thru the read
ing OF tho works on these subjects
Write 10 bookseller for q list OF
books and choose such as YOU want
among them
am told that architecture has
been successfully taught thru CORE
epondence schools, and if YOU can
gC 90 college so much the better
There are plenty Of places TO go
and you need only suit your own
convenience in the natter Write 10
the dean OF such college as YOU
think might please YOU best and ask
FOR full information as 10 tuition cost
and expenses for living near or az
the college
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
convlcts Claim Invention.
WALIA WALLA. Wash. Jan. /

WALL.A WALLA, Wash. Jan. l--
Two conyicts OF the Washington
state penitentiary here claim the in
vention OF process by which brass.
copper and practically all similar
metals can be welded together by
simple forge work and without the
use OF any chemicals or present day
methods II is likely that their In
yention viii be inspected in the
near future by experts and. II found
worthy OF encouragement. assistance
may be given them.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
DO You Know the Summer Plans
Of Mrs. House Fly Who Is Now
alternating?
Bp WARY + WALTER
fcorvrirhi 1919 by VI r. wait@rN

and leave IL IN your houses your
dishes, youi food. your milk, and ON
your babies
Ny trillions will also carry vile
disease germs That they pick up on
their hairy bodies and swallow from
cNcrcta and putum ~ sick folks
nd will leave fhe gerHir IN your
house. your dishes Your food and
milk and on your babies lips Thus
nydom VIII boast much human sick
ness and death
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
SOCIETY


Evn 49, Walton IS visiting
frl,noa ia Fort Gatr Nan
Nh ana MI Charles Mason
White Of 80 Paulayc, are in New
York
Mr ana Nh Jaues scrpps Rooth
and children leave Jan. 20 FOR call.
forn.a
horton " Lee son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert lee, has returned 20
school lu roustown Pa
Mrs Robert Medbury and Mise
Hazel Medhury of Tcnnyspuayc,
gave an informal reception Wcdnes.
day afternoon
A dinner dance was given in the
Detroit Athletic club. Wednesday
evening, by Mrs Frank J. Campbell
and Mrs William burton
Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur Keoly
OF Chicago. are visiting Mrs Keely's
parents Mr. and Mrs Henry For
syth No so Chandleraye
o.
Tho West Detroit Motor club viii
give ia hrst dancing party. satur.
day evening. Jan 90. Inf Riverside
temple. Hubbard ave and Baker.st
Mrs George l.. Smith, Jefferson
ave, entertained a. bridge Wednes-
DAY afternoon FOR so guests Mrs
Burt Shurly and Mrs Paul Deming
presided az the tea table .
a
The annual meeting ~ the Detroit
Soc cty FOR tho study and Proven
ton Of Tuberculosis will be held
Tuesday afternoon Jan rs In Par.
Tor K. Hotel Pontchartrain.
card party win be given BY the
rihri cluh Is hc Federation club
house. "Wednesday. Jan "a mo rfr
cceds % be devoted 10 the building
81 a library Tor the Fresh Air camp
Mrs OTTO Kern and Miss Mar.
iorlc Baumgartner entertained at
bridge Ia the home or Miss Baum
GARNER Wednesday evening in
honor 81 Miss Ruth Taylor who
viii Pr married ahorils 10 Edward
Hcukel
Ohcrlin alumni Viii meet Friday
evening. in the bone ~ Theodore
Nf,fr,..eU NJ fo Lrf~c .ra taf.tt
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

oliver Phelps viii preside at the g.
table. at ihe nlurnu reception to
be- given Friday afternoon in the
Hotel statler by iHlr1,t center
Drama League Of America foT Edith
Wynne Mathison, of tho Sir Herbert
Bccrbohm Tree company. and her
husband. Charles Ram Kennedy The
noted playwright
-
Members OF. Detroit lodge No z
Shipmasters association. with thoir
families. were entertained az The
annual home COMING" dinner Wed
ncsday evening in the club rooms
No e32 Ienersonayo. the member
of the ladies auxiliary acting az hos
tnsses Following dinner. which
was served az o'clock. there was
informal music. cards and other on.
tertalnment.
o.
In memory of her sister. Mrs De
witt II Taylor who was one Of the
founders OF the Tuesday Musicale
Miss Agnes Andris has given an
endowed membership 20 tho club
The membership confors all the
privileges az student members fos
one year without fees, and any
young woman student Is eligible
The annual contest for the endowed
memberships Will take place IN
April
The Tollcfsen trio viii give a
program or chamber music Thurs.
day evening. in the Hotel Pon'char
train. under the auspices ~ tho
Chamber Music society The trio rs
composed OF Mime Schuable Toilet
sen. piano. Carl ~ Tollefsen VIC
lin. and william Durlc0X cello
The program Friday evening will in.
clude Trio in p nat }cethoven) ,
Etude In A Hat Chopin "Hungar
ian Rhapsody dAszu. Mime Toilet
sen. Variations Symphonique'
(Doollmannl Mr Drrieug Trio in
y minor fAren ky The Chamber
Music society VIII present the trio
IN a concert FOR young people Fri
day afternoon. ~ o'clock in Cen
'ral high school auditorium when
The program will be "Dolero'
tArbosl "Niyacc Goddard trio;
Ave Maria tSchuhert "Gyp y
Dances" (Machez SIR To'lrrsen,
Fantastic tSch1nannl nieolett0
paraphrasa ,tdszt1 Nine ln"llcf
cen ''xtaso tGannel Pastel
Mcuuef" psradisl ~ iho Brook
tEoRdenrcl trlo en'ale-'
3Cui Reiren ponnerl Nr np
rieuX "a ia kuc' Schpr'D trio.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11
Ton and a Half OF Honey.

LAWRENCE. Kan, Jan. 1l.--With
the production of. a ton and a half
OF honey on his farm in the sum-
mer OF 1916. r. c. Murray. living
five miles west OF Lawrence, has
completed IS years of successful bee
culture. To produce this amount
Mr.. Murray's bees were busy from
early in the summer Some swarms
produced as much as $50 pounds OF
marketable honey, most OF which
sold at II IL cents a pound.
Prfnftnw--tbe plain neat ktnd--thNt
la rfRhf-rImen lob Denf-Main 4Hz1.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

A throne fOr The new ruler OF
hearts, II il is downy. soft. deli.
cate and daintily stitched. IL isn't
important whether the throne" is OF
chiffon. silk or silkoline or sheer,
soft lawn.
A basket Of fower.like delicacy is
the bassinet pictured here and de-
signed by Gabruder Masse OF New
The Detroit times., 1917-01-11

York. II is pink and white. The.
circular fouuce and the draped
founces at the head of the basket
are pink chiffon ruffled with val
lace II is lined with padded white
silk
Two clusters of pale pink rose
buds and streamers of pink ribbon
are at the head and foot OF baby's
bed.