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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20
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@dr4 gegen bic Suternis rnterHegen, fefne btsn6en0en eRtrifden
Sihter lo &efIanaefdi0er entfernen nden, nun no es gilt nit ao6Rn
8a iparal saoble mir far Die 9lotDen0igfeden elmer emit g~e0or0enen Sea-.
ton ufbt aber dS 8egueHer fir 0een So6nnieg att ge6raR1en, nu0
0s groBe 9nblifun tat Iafe- Sate 6entt man ernfer. ln6 pefbe.
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u2ant iparen, merit nihg neg, oas int Gradbrlnqsbro8eB Ser maTen
ifgenopie. 8eriuenoang ftn6en f0nate. Sci uner 2laerifa nod 70 reid,
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p9uebn mebr oufnebmen, os bon reftsDegen bort b%ingeb6rt. 2ernt
iparenl gsaabriina ipdeni Gem Ra9urnasmttet gapfnen Ben arhg "
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INea ueroea f0rnen. 9elte ninnt fe ie0eruann QIg pfDag iel6Hberitdn0.
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ran8smitteI ais 0urb ens Gdnert enthieoen Der6en fpir5. Se1rte hof
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iprtea eaes bret Sabre Ianggn arigges, Der ienidts 6s @eeres ieope0eg'
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

ge0ienen Sic fid Der aloiii.
f~i8ierten 9n8eiem Der Griblnel Ger
erfolg lit iibarraideno-0ie LII
t0iten MIR pin5ig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

Sit auBlono ideiilt ieoe giebolu.
IiiOn Der anfong piner nenen gteDo.
Luton az fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

Auh CINCINNATI Die Sta0t, ron
Scr man, lpie emit ron Milpaufec.
gu iagen pilcgte: alleberm &bcfa
miro ond etpns oH0ers nls 3cliti6
aciDroden." Gle BAIL Der &il6er,
6ereu Gltern 6eut @uai6 4lis0rltd
0a5erL baB iie 9eutit Icsnen, lit
BON 1A,000 nuf 5000 strilfgegQn.
gen. llit6 Die aitr0er 6eutider CT.
tern iino es 8nerit 6ie &arten IN oie
1duIe brehten Sir 8eutih!
Snl lebten Sabre murben In
4ortIarlo i'm 5toate M1aine 6,459
8erbaftltn9en bo%r0elloafnteft. Gas
ergiebt iid o1ts Der 8oIi5eiItotHtif.
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teton @etrunteite, Die ibrer eigene1
Siderbeit pegen o0er De9en offent-
.liden AergerniHes in @erpobriam
%9enonmen tper0en mubten. @2aine
1T 8robibitionsltaat, ulto 0os lit CT
idon 8ienIi1 Iauge. g[aein 0os
4ltar bot Jpn ridt better gemaht.
Son Sobr GIT Sabr miro bic Bail
Der @erbaftungen ne9en Grunfens
belt un6 Ser 0nulit 1triddli1 int BIT.
iaH~Inen1ange ite1ert0en @erge9en ii.
8erbreden GROCER. un0 Der @erTaQ
Der offenttideu mlordL oilgemeiner.
@enn es fin Die gep5lferung bon
Chic zines nbi6redenoen 9eiipieIes
beoiirfen ioQte, Inn ite 6abon o65u.
1aIteL I'M 9~lobeut6er enc Grntn,
belt at begebeu - Der ate 4robi
b%itionsitaat @aine 1T oafiir gang
Dor3iigIid geei8uet.
&erensfD bat 6ie ruIiii6e Gebu.
diff erfldrt. 3ouit ftn0 Die Iebten
6a6en, ote 'eine oaritige 8erbin6una
nit Der gergmgelbeit nod QufrcG.
erbielten, nbgeriiien tporoen. QQs
eriter 8raii6ant Der glebllblif 5eid
net aerensfp mo er miro aud lire
r0dite 8utumft beItinmen. 8e.
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non aornilofp onqe8ettelten &eboL
te nn0 ben i6Deren @efa6rens in
Del6en oo8 2ano iid fortgeiebt be.
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te suiammen5ubrehen begartn, tuur-
be aerenstp bon ben 8abrarn Ser
fouitttuionelleu 8enotraten gerateL
9laBnobmen gu treffen, 6aB iie iid
ntht ~nie6erhole Die @riua0e at BE,
ieitiger, bic 8ur gicbolte gefIbrt
9atter. Sic Proclamation Der SIC.
lit jeoenfalg als cine oieIer
MaBnnbmm geoodt. Sn eriter 81.
lie uo9l als Elm MitteL, Die ro.
oifalen glaaente, Die IN jiingiter
3eit an Starfe be6alteno geiuonnen
BADEN un0 Die iu1uler meter Ron Sc.
rensfD obridtari, gu beri6bneH.
@iaueit 6os gelingen miro, nlub
dbgerDartet meroen. 3ie ruiiiide
ReDolrtion lit INNER nod uidt
o6geidIoiien ulo aud Die 8roffa-
mierung Der 9epublit mir0 fie
iGDerIid gum gbidluB bringen-
Sic lit EN- @iarfItein IN Ser 5ludt
Der Grideinlingen. Die Die ~rebolutio.
mare gepegung in &nBlan6 oiisGe.
lott bat, ober ais SdluBtein miro
man tie foun beadteit f0unen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-20

9ebienen Sic fih Der alaiifisierten ansei-
Gen Der Gribiine! Ser grfoIg lit i~berralden0-
bie Infonen 1lltr nfuaig. /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
MISS WYATT Is IN LEAD
IN SAINTS GROTTO CONTEST
Heavy Voting liz In Evidence I'm Race
for Queen of May Festival and
Gala Week

Miss Helen Wyatt, 32o3 Monument
Avenue, has leaped ahead in the Queens
contest which Samis Grotto is staging
here as part of the mammoth Nav
festival and gala week to be held
during the week of May 21-o6 and now
is leading Miss Kate l.. Huntington, 6D3
North Twentysevcnth Street, by more
than 200 votes. Miss Evelyn 4. Ruben.
stein. Oakdale Apartments, is in third
place. while the thirty-siX other candf-
dates are well grouped.
Miss Wyatt herself is working hard
for the diamond ring that is being Of
fercd as the first award. while scores of
friends are assisting her. While her
lead is excellent, days voting may
bring number Of changes in the
standing Of the candidates. Many of
the other young women of the city also
are endeavorinE to secure one of the
prizes. and IL Is expected that within
the week there will he a considerable
increase in the number of votes cast,
and consequent changes In the stand
ing OF the candidates.
With the first prize will so the honor
OF being crowned the queen Of the fes-
tival Extensive plans arc being made
by the SAINTS Grotto committee for the
coronation. and II is predicted that the
ceremony will be one OF the most spec
tacular staged here in years. Winners
of second and third prizes are to serve
as the maids of honor to the queen, but
there arc other awards for them also
The contest is not confined TO wo-
men Of Richmond. Persons i'm Hone
we'll already have recognized this fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
arming in the City
Lesson Of Soy Bean Taught by
Japan.

From Japan. home OF some of the
most intensive farming the world ever
saw, comes tho SOY bean Imported
first as a crop to build up tho fcrti-
lily OF American soil. 1t is now claim
ing place in the American dict. says
to-day's bulletin from the National
Emergency Food Garden Commission.
Chicago meat packers arc warning
us that VIC may soon have TO adopt
mcat!ess days. OF all garden Substi-
tutcs for meat. beans come nearest to
filling the bill because they are tho
richest OF Vegetables in protein. the
chief food element in meat. Therefore
SOY beans are being urged for the
garden this year. The SOY bean leaves
the ground richer than it found it,
Soy beans will not grow we'll IN
soil where they have never grown be-
fore unless that soil is imprcgnated
with certain microScopical germs which
the roots must have. That il. for
SOY beans the soil must he inoculatcd
This is simple. MI that is needed Is
come soil which has produced soy
beans. This culture is sold By seeds
men. 1t is cheap and % handful is
enough for bean patch.
If you can get the soil. mix II
with a half pint of seed and plant two
or three inches apart. one inch deep.
in rows fifteen inches apart. For sue
ccSsivc crops you can SOW up TO Aug
ust -. When the beans are just full
grown or even three quarters. the pods
eau he picked. Dipping pods in boil
ing water makes Smelling easier. To
cook do the same ar peas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
~ AND ouT or 1'owN.

br. and Mrs. Jack BURKE. Of wash
lnstoH. are guests Of Mr. aud Mrs
Thomas Atkinson al "Kocklands." their
country place near GordcnsyiIic.
MIR and Mrs. &. &. Coleman arc
stopping a, the Hotel 1t. Charles. At
ianiic CITY. where they viii spend
some time.
Don Cameron. Of Richmond has
been spending several days at Cam
cron Lodge near Gordonsvilie.
.ir.i. e. H. ochlschIacscr and her
daughter. Helen. OF Sew Jersey. are
visiting the formers sister. Mrs. r
a. Berger, on West Main Street.
Mrs. Charles Blunt has returned to
Richmond after Il visit to her par
cnts. Captain and Mrs. Edward Niche
at Gordonsviilc.
Miss Jeanette Wright, Of Orange, is
the guest OF friends in Richmond for
some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

has been concluded ON Friday morninE.
The entire body Of delegates and their
friends viii bc the guests OF the city
Oh trip to the settling basin and
thence To the pumping station. y Spe-
citl train Will leave Main street sta
ton at o'.,ork Friday afternoon.
luncheon viii lac served at the pump
ing station. and there viii be dane
INK.
To chronicle the scriouS and near
serious occurrences Of The convention.
four-pacc paper viii be issued each
day. beginning Tomorrow. the News
Record Daily. II will be issued by
tho management Of the trade publ
cation. the Engineering News Record.
aud VIII be iu charge Of W. w De-
Bcrard. Charles T.. Boiling city En-
Sinccr Of l;ichmond. is Il past president
of the American Water Works ASSoci-
alton. aud has been on its various Of
fetal boards for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
T&SSA
y SOCIETY 6
NNA- N%N

y number OF guests from "a distance
:,icnmond To attend tho spring
festival. tho first concert TO be given
'his evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
q" Hre entertaining ut their
home on West Franklin Street, M.
ana Mrs. Lyman Philips. Of Tarboro,
\. c.: Mrs. Hal g. Wood. OF Edon,os.
y. g.. and Miss Carrie NJ. jackson, OF
Pittsboro. y. G.
number Of Informal affairs have
been planned for MIR. and Mrs Jack
sons guests.
Distinguished Guests Entertained.
Mrs. :. ~. ,IIawes. OF SIS Chamber
Jayne Avenue, entertained at tea Fri
day afternoon in her home at 1880
o'clock In honor Of her sister -n-law
and niece. Mrs. Edward Tcrhune bet.
ter known as Marian IIarland. an.
Mrs. t.. j.. Van dc Water, Of New York.
who are her guests.
The house WAS decorated everywhere
III brida wrrathS and PIN; honey
sucll". About 80 guests were invited
10 meet these weil-known authors.
IIIIcr-Swccmcy.
The marriage Of Miss Ruby |. lillcr.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Tiller,
of 2Sl4 East Grace street. and X. Ben
1ainin Sweeney. Of 3li North Thirty
sixth street. took place in Washington
Monday. April 80. At 80 o'clock The
cercmony was performed by Rev.
Daniel ii. Martin. pastor OF Wesley
Chapel
Interesting Announcement.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Tanner. OF Echo" nad,.
son ConntS. has announced the engage
n'1t OF her daughter. Clcya. to t;cral Id
iiarh 1'.ih Br'clsinriuEc, son OF Mr.
ana Mis-. John q. breckenridge. of Nov.
>ork AID kentucky. The wcddin;; Will
lake place in The carly sumu...
Shower Thursdny
The T. L. l.. class OF Norihsidc Bap-
tht church gave a miscellaneous
shower |" their pastor. Rev. Perry
M'tchell, and his iride on Thursd.y
night al the home OF Mrs Elmore Hare.
OF L.anIow avenue. The house wa.
decorated in ferns arc carnations, .nd
thtrH w"Ic fancy ID per hearts varying
IN Sue suspended t-In. The chandeliers
from which the de and groom wer..
hh"" cred. y number Of handsome
gifts wrT. received. after muyi..al
program was rendered buffet sup
per was served. The guests present
were:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
Southern Railway
System

Reduced Fnrcs From Richmond
S31.S5,
NEW ORLEANS. LA, AND RETURN.
southern Baptist Convention. May
His. Return limit May 81. with privi-
lcge of extension 10 Juno Is. .
S.S.S5.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, AND RETURN.
Presbyterian General Assembly. May
l4-lt- Return limit June |.
For tickets. reservations. etc, COM
municate with
MAGRUDER DENT. Div. Pass AEt.,
?0I East Main St, Richmond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
Small Boys Arrc,,.d.

Raymond Barfoot. fifteen; William
Glenn. twelve. and William T. Whit
taker. ten years old. were arrested
yesterday by Second District officers on
the charge OF stealing a quantity OF
oranges from the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. They were bailcd
Tor their appearance in the Juvenile
and Domestic Relations Court Satur-
day morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
ANCIENT BRICK WALL
OF COURTHOUSE FOUND
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

ISpccia TO The Times- DiSDatCh.J
ONANCOCK. VA. May G-While ex-
cavations were being made for the now
homo OF w. II. Rogers, the masons
struck a thick brick wall. the brick $
being extremely large. In the days Of
the House Of Burgesscs. when Acco-
mae, known as the Little. Kingdom of
Accawmacke," was, ono of tho eleven
boroughs. Onancocis was tho seat OF
the courthouse and clerks Office. which
stood on tho lot where the wall was
found. 1t is probable the wall was a
part OF one of those buildings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

Helen Wyatt. 1909 Monument Ave.. es'
Kate l.. Huntington. COS X. 9Th ST.. I'll
Evelyn A. Rubcnstein OakdaIc Apt,.. Al,
Pearl Armstrong. North ST.. Forest HILL 81:
lone Smallwood "li0 ". Cary ST. ..... ~.
Bessie j.. Brady, 400 y. Ninth St. -;
Eva g. Lo~rY. 100 w. Main St........ :2t
Grace l.. webb. Highland Park. ...... IL.
Ethyl Lassiter, 30iG Monument Ave. 10:
Gertrude WADE. 3l2 y 36th St..... IaI
Madsc McCready. 10. y. Dooley Ave Is.
Blanche Cole, 262c w Grace ST IL:
Alice Satterfcid. .Tl7 IL Grace St il:
Louise Bcaic. 1905 Grove Ave. ....... l1t
Ruth Moncurc. 100 y. CRANKY 81. ..... lss
Marie Stutz. Hop"weil. Va. ........ I65
betsie Walty. Richmond Hotel. l5t
Helen Stevens. 81" Floyd Aye... IL.
Mary Campbell. Ict Monteiro Avc.. les
Margaret Bea2lcy. 1916 Floyd Avc. l2S
bessie stafford lG s. Harrison st. .... l2T
Mrs. Il. r. Coleman. llGi ". Main St. b
Emma Blunt. 900 Boulevard. ...... a
Minnie H. Duncker, 500 W. Grace ST II
Margaret Toblcn 20lS W. Grace St Ia
Iuhy Floyd. Brook Road. Ia
Ellen PhIiiips. 1907 Porter St. S. Rich. il
ada clough. S:l2 w. Cary St........ IL
Adrlia Crouch. 3s2c r.. Broad ST. ... 10
cory Bass, 1855 Ashland St....... IN
Alice tlerhler. 1919 y. 25th St 10
Edith Nelson. Fulton Hill........ Ia
Mrs. ). g. Dew. 10 -. Colonia! Ave- II
Mr.. T.. Il. Ewell 3o2 East Franklin St In
Edith T. Dyer. 25s South Fine st Ia
Annie Gill. = North cherry st IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
CIn.x Fleets oHccrs.

Especial TO The Times dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May t.
The academic class of the University of
Virginia has elected officers as fol-
lows: &. Bra%ton Valentine, of Rich
mond. president: Aubrey Hughes fIar-
wood. Of LynchburE, Va. vice. presi-
dent; Pinckncy y. WarinE. Jr., of Sa-
vannah. Ga. secretary treasurer; Gill
bert S. Campbell, of Charlottesville. his
torian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

M alrectiN" card party Will take
rta'" IA TIA" i!en"dic;inr College au-
dit"riun this evening at go o'clock
Progressive cu"hr" viii Ice PLAYED and
harISo'u" r;iH"s have bctn donated for
ia" occasion. Tho proceeds VIII 20 to
~" huildinp fund uf the now church
IN" hostcss"s for tho evening arc
Mrt Joseph J." MaSnrier ana Mrs.
j. II. StciHbrcchcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

and Mics Marie Stutz, Of that town, has
been nominated. The final cXarni-
nation of the boxes and the announce
ment of the winners is TO be made on
May 90.
Standing OF the candidates as shown
in by the votes in the baxcs yesterday
z fo1lovs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
I.oCal Rainfall

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. None
f.NccSs IN rainfall since March / . 2.3S
ENccss in rainfall since January 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

signs and beautiful fab
RIGS, in models mostly one
of a kind. Many beauti-
full tailored models, trim
med in braids, ETC., with
collars Of white silk faille,
khaki kool, etc.
One exceptionally hand
some model is strictly tail
ored in straight lines and
has a gray flannel collar
-$23.75.
Dresses in Nelours and
Jerseys, as we'll as Serges i.
--S23.75. r. 5.77
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

The lecture which was TO have been
given by DIR. w. q. Graham before the
Association OF Methodist Women for
Social Service last Friday afternoon,
was postponed on account of the in
element weather until Friday after
noon OF this week at 4 o'clock at Gem
tcnary Church..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

temperature. -: humidity So: wind,
hircciion. northeast: wind. velocity Q
miles: weather. cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
COMMITTEE TO
PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT

TO provide for the entertainment of
the visitors while they arc in Rich
mond. there is Il local committee con-
sisting of Eugene T.. Davis. chairman;
William Lawton. Jr., Charles Burkert
O. T.. Parish. George e. Ruskell, Chris
tian H. Clarke. John T.. Rose Charles
l.. Boiling. Richard Mcsscr. W. r. Dab
ney, j. +. Palmatary. John ]. Mitchell.
Felix EecEan and Fred Powell. There
is also a woncn's reception committee
composed Of Mrs. Christian II. Clarke
chairman: Alrs. Felix Ecegan. Mrs
Charles Burkcr; Mrs -. T.. Parish.
Mrs George T.. Ruskell, Mrs. :. =. FL
lott, AIRS w. I. Dabncy. Airs. Richard
Mcsscr, Mrs. J. T. Palmatary and Mrs
Fred Powell.
Tho committee OF Richmond women
will take the wives OF delegates on
shopping and sight seeing trip over the
city tomorrow morning. by arrange
mcnt of the Water Works Manufacture
crs' Association, the visiting women go
on an automobile trip TO historic places
in the vicinity tomorrow afternoon.
At o'clock tomorrow evening there
viii be reception and dance in tho
hotel auditorium.
Golf at tho Country Club of Virginia
viii be the feature of the entertain
cd for various classes OF contestants
visitors TO tho club at > o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon Club lunch will be
served. On Thursday afternoon the
women will be given card party in
the salon OF tho hotel. Prizes will be
provided by the Water Works Manu-
facturcrs' Association.
After the business of the convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

On Tuesday evening at st. Joscph's
.lcadcmy the alumnac will hold their
regular meeting at 1880 o'clock. At
$50 Rev. Joseph Kellcher. u. d., PHI
d., will give q talk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

- noon temperature. Observation-Disclosures. 5s
4. NJ. temperature. ....... 81
MAXIMUM temperature To S r. NJ So
Minimum temperature to S T. 81 36
Mean temperature =.
,"t "i"i temperature .......... 81
pehcicncy in temperature -
DchciencS in temperature sincr
March ....... 35
Accumulated deficiency since Jan
uarE In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

In Stuart Circle Hospital.
Mrs. Charles l.. Goodman, Of 80
North Meadow Street. Is Ill in stuart
Circle Hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

WO MODELS in black
and navy, in excellent
grades Of serge and we'll
made in conservative
utility styles. One style is
boX-pleated all-round on
yoke, with embroidered
belt; another in navy
serge has side pockets set
low, giving a slight barrel
effect; deliberately trim
med in red braid and with
Georgettc collar-$14.75.
Charming Dresses at
S23.75, in exclusive de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
W0MEN'S MEETINGS.

The regular meeting OF the Helping
Circle OF King Daughters will he
hc!d this afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Joseph Johnston. 80 North Twen-
ty-ihird Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
WATER WORKS EXPERTS
MEET HERE THIS WEEK
Leading Cities Opens at JEFF
fCrSOn ut s O'Clock.
MANY RECEPTION FEATURES
VIII Mako Inspection OF Richmond
Settling Basin and Water System
ON Friday AftcrnOOn-Daris ut
Head of Reception Committee.

More than 100 visitors are expected
to attend the thirty seventh annual
convention Of the American Water
Works Association. which will be in
session this week at tho Jefferson
Hotel. Delegates and their wives from
all parts Of the country were arriving
yesterday. ana registration hcadquar
tcrS have already been opened.
Although the executive committee
viii hold Il meeting At ID o'clock this
morning 10 transact preliminary bust
ness, the convention Will really open
at o'clock this cvcnim. in the hotel
auditorium when the president Leon
ard Mctcalf. of Boston. Mass, will
deliver his annual address. There will
be other talks and an informal reccp-
tion.
In preparation for the convention.
workmcn were busy yesterday in the
palm court Of the jefferson Installing
extensive exhibits of pipes. pumps and
other water works machinery. At least
Il score of large manufacturers will
have their wares OF display. and the
"our, is packed like Il pavilion AT a
worlds fair. If other evidence were
needed 10 convince ono of the serious
Intentions of the assembled water
works men. il could be supplied by the
list of papers and topics for technical
discussion during business sessions, as
published III the program of the con-
Nsntion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

The James River Garden Club will
meet in the home OF Miss Warwick,
'Campneld." this afternoon at o'clock.
All members are requested TO leave a.
o'clock from Byrd Street Station. The
return train reaches Richmond at u
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

This afternoon at $50 o'clock
the annual business meeting Of the
Womans Club will be held in the aud
itoriuni. Members are urged to at
tend promptly. Visitors cards will not
bc honorcd ON this occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

The City Mission Will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting this morning at
II o'clock az the Office OF the Asso-
ciatcd Charities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

In tho Service OF the King Circle,
Kings Daughters. Will meet with Miss
Julia J.. fcager 40 North Meadow
Street. this afternoon at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

This evening the women of ST.
Patrick's Benevolent and Social So
cicty will hold II very important meet
ing in the school auditorium at S:I5
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
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cloudy Mondnyand
probnbIy Tue.dny,
without decided tenn
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North Carolina
Generally fair Mon.
day md Tuesday,
little change In tenn
pernturc.