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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

gcn0c 0itte, NQcs aui3ubicten nm
0o5iclbe gu einem boaen Grfolgc gu
Qcitultenl g8ir brinqelt hcutc eincn
fur5en 3eitunQSousifuitt. 2lm If.
Gc3ember 1916 idlrieh Der oBcrma.
mia &eroIo":
ollnicr trciiIide3 6ertihcs Sbca
Ter bradlte ont SpuntaJ cine Htllitu
oiruud oe5 bierofti1en Shmuipicl3
Sic Rubcuitcinerin" uon Grnit non
g@iloeubrud. g8ic id1on oit, 10 to1r
unS olth geitern mic0er einorIiflid
gum Wcmuitiein je Qr6Bcr Die Phi.
Qobe lit. hie man unieru brobcn Mi.
men itellt, 0eitp bciitr miro tic qel0It.
nit Der @Ghc ibrc@ 3icles madier
ibnCn Die SdmiugCu unb ser 3cll
Observation-Disclosures Ancrfcnnunq ii
III Der Ihot mn elm idrmuher GoblI
'ilr bic QcQebcncn XciItun1er. Gil
Sricllcitunn hottie G~nnro0S G
ocmurn 9ieicr |belrGhrtcn Nnn(
tonutc &c nift fchlcn, 6cm Grnnc
Qcrcdt 3l mcroen. D}jt %pcma5ltcn
Empfinrcn uno biItoriIdlcr 5rcIe bat
tc Gonrno Sei0entom mir m~irfpnq3.
uoQc @ii5ncnbilocr gcinrQt. Scil
tHejfmof ihuf inrhenfrclt0i9c. Il
5cn0iAc Stcncn. Die cincn numuthe
ten. olS battC Elm alter Wciiter lie on.
Die 2cinnnu0 QtmnriCn. Tnnn iorg
tc er iur Gin IildcnIoic& 3uimnmen
ipiel uut0 Gin grInoIihe5 Iusihopfcl
icocr GpiIo0e.
Irl. CHA Souficn ipic(tc Oh
Robcnitcinerin uno Itottctc Iie nit
0llcn id0ncn WitteIH ans. ilbcr oil
0ieie bohQcid,ottc 9nrItellcrjn ia PCT
iilQt. % NOR nicics trutiae Sitter
tin6. sic @lume oca @nlocs, oeiiel
Ncr3 beiln crIteu GuI} oui Die bluti1.
Stirn ocS iungcn Rciii1cn 10 pt0B
lldl ertouht. in hlJftigItcr u1o sod
~unrtuntrr 9lrt mie63rQeqCtHn. G0c
rn0 ntohpou in jcocr @cpa0unq, mi.
abinlutcr 9chctrlhunn ;hrcS fl0nA
rorcn Sroons mltI;te lie sic Ncl0ir
10 3li ucrf9tperm BOZ ser hinncrj'lcnt
3uihnucr one Hcutit1r ihrcr Shmcr
sen unS Trcuocn mjtcrIebtc! hin.
@ir mcrocn nGhircnS mciterc @r
scihnunucn feIQcn I1iicu oomit ho$
hiciidt QrIbliftm 'icht. Dol nou {;
tier nit cincm critf(oiIiorn GnIem6lt
Eli tbuu hot. 6n3 oaIcit;1c llntcritit
tuliA pcrficnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Gini6iffung 6erarbs ein gldn=
Senbes Sdanipiel.
0cnSor. % GSrhr.


Ger Correspondent ser GoiIg
Moi( in Gorlrno bcriftct ilbcr bjt
Ginihiffun0 oeS friibcrcn omcrito.
niid}cn @cionotcn in 9eutIflonG
1SontC8 %. @croro llnb icincr Retlc-
Qeieaihoft nod Oen Der. Stooter
I~olgcn0cs:
Sic unr5e 5toht lpnr oltf ser
0eiucn, I'm Nrgcn5crlgc Der groBor
tiQcn Ginififfrnq 81 icin, Sic m0Q
iihcrmciic biitrriIde @eoc1ltunG or
Gnngen Miro. Die GinihiffunG ma
o1r orofte, sic man bier in lon0cl
To6rcn lcicbcn bat, "a sic Snfontl
@15iohcl ne5cn Sen Nmcrifonern 170C
inoniihc Nusluonocrer nod Gubc
bcioroert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Gin ,,flarer SAIL.
9%3oIbinoton, q. Scbr.

Sic %crlenflng ser n2ocnnio" unh
ser hermit pcrbrnocne NcrIuIt ron
omerifoniihCn MrnihcnIcbcn miro
bon ser omcrifoniidlcn &cqicrun9
ais Gin oirefter &critoB Qcgcn oic
umcritnnIihcn Hrdtc hc5cihnct. 81
oicIcr l!cbcr3cugunQ Iino Nr0iiocrt
Ntlion uno StootSicfrctGr 2oniinQ
nod, neutrality-suspicious. G~onfcrcn5 qc=
lonQt. @citcre llntcrIlId,unQeu mer.
Sen nift oI8 nothmcn0ig crndItet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
9entides Sbeater.
tS%aitipiel bentid;er 9aGneHfInitler
&om RapittBenter in Wilmaufee,
inter geituHs bon GOnrub Sel-
0emanR.

rs @aitipie( Der
uor3ugliden Eel.
OeHtnn II d e n
aunitleri d onr
iinOet olin be.
'tintmt i'm Jrub-
jobr itatt un0
ridlten mir nod.
mails on ole
6rcunoc edter
0eutiher Shco~
~tcrtunit Die grin
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
8 s.

Gttrif Va GrUiie. 0ic nclGc 81
icnbabn 5ruiiden 8Inir uu6 Gttrtd
miro, tpie %Derlautet, beitimmt ilber
Melroie, Rorth BEND. Winboro. Sol
men un0 NnnIdsta nah so Grol'c
mcitcrqeiubrt meroen, cine 9i'tan3
Ton 80 MciIcr. Die Soften iin0 olt'
$500,000 bcrehnet morhcu. Wfan bat
Gle RernIelIlmgen bcrclts DOIlenoet.
&ia lciueH MiGen hobcn. 9tod)
benz Sic Wcbr5obl ser Britn0bcltbcr
OIL Dill StroRe, pon ser 0touitor
@rmlcrci 3u @ouIo StroBc, un0 an
8oul0 StroBe. non Mil 81 Holc, litl
ocgcn @otItcinpfloiter mo fir us
pbolt Waco6nm crf(0rt bobcn. mill
&lo. 0ta5oncp ocn Stootroth crilt'
der. Roic StroBc pom Silocnoc oc3
@ioontts 3u Mouitor 5trnBc, BON
Roie an Min, nit 9ofltcinan 81 pFln.
Stern, 0omit m~cniQItcn9 cine boupt
S0dlid benuBtt StroBc ourh Horo
"a GroIic &ofItciupiloItcr babe.
Zine ncne GlclScrfirmn. Stoprum
& Troier. bot tire 5Sltcorporationspa-
pierre cinQcrridt. Sic &ncorporoto.
rem 'in6 SoroIn @. GtaorlWr. @m.
q. Groicr uuh Gnil z. Milucr. go9
0opitol hctrd0t $4,000. @oroto
Gtourum lit elm 5ohn bon Shontoa
Gtonrun bon Der 6irmo Stoorunl
& NulbcrQ 0ic hcfouutIih Dos &c.
ftdft mu'Qiht; @nt. Iroicr id Gbej,
Clcrf scr Sii0lrhcn M'iuueiotc 81
tiIiou ser ,WiImulfcc" = @uhn ms
Gin Shmicdcriohn non GmiI :. Mijl.
Ter. Die 1irro miro cincn 2oo'n I'M
rclror 4ctcr Nclaburg @cbouoe an
Wtoiu StroEc bc.arbcn.
8icrfrndtrntCu crb0ht. Cine Der.
iudtc FrhnhlnQ ser Trodtrotc o,i
Vicr 3lpiid,cu So Groiie unh NorIolf.
9icb.. INT IS Fro3cnt lit oils ReiHltOt
cincr Cppriitjon 0es transport @u.
renllS Der bicllocn Nouhelsfomm2r
rnu Der [Sntcritote Non0clS Gon.
miifion n~orIduiiO bis 20. ,>unt per
idnbCr morhcn. 5lucfS mcitercr lin.
%tcrYutun1. Ole G%tlcnho6neu ben6.
iidtiotcr,. Sic Notc cm 1. Npril ron
% Uti 32.t FRO @uuNcrt GIT crbG-
hen
@cnen 1SrnhtcrhDhnuo onf 6ntt.
ScSn 0c& MoiraS Soma. mo ON Is.
Wdr5 ciur Gituuo ser %s>riIhcnitnot.
Iidcn &crfchrS Gommjiiion itottiiu.
oct. miro ooa Ncrfchra Vu-
rcou ser hiciiucn @onoc(@fommer &c.
ocn cine Qcplantc GrhohunQ otr
Trot,trote otf Gofr bon ct. 9nui5
nod bier nm - Gents Sic Come
hrotcitircn. 90 GroIie crhicIt i1hr.
lid, ctmo 5000 [onncn Gofe rnn Ct.
SouiS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
6odititsgloftn.

Sic T~oIQcrhcn crhicltcn cincn
0od3ait6crldtbniBifein:
Treb 6. 0cnfcr 1929 N6nr& ctr
unb Sri. gmuto Smcninu, bcibe BON
bier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

Sret

S9cnn sic sic %critounIidle Sell
froit ron Grams Olrbn Solto
tc8lrciIcIn. cinen 0,titcn otcr
GrfGItung 81 fltrircr III Sung
oocr 9tlt, 70 fouf2n Sc cine SOC
oocr 500 Tloihe onpon in
@ruihIog's Npotbete. 1cbrouhcn
Sic bic @a(fte Der TI1ife, unO
mcnn nidt poai0 3lfriehcn9e-
itcut, brin0cn Sic Sic onocre
@nlfte 3uriif. uno erbn(ten Sbr
ooIlcs 8el6 mieocr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Wegem Madtuoafommenbeit
\oflnnntIle. Tlo.. y ,[cbt

Snfl0nDlle, 6lo., p. 6cbr.
", :. 9rpou mnd)tc belttc befannt,
0oB or Dem &orbobcn, Den @rdli0cn-
ten nit mnbcihronttcr Wodtpolfom-
mcnbeit ullS5uitotten. cncruiih oppo,
uire. Gr mcr6e lid, icinrt mad,
@nlhinQton be9ebcp. INT sort int
GonarcB icincn GiniIuB qcItcno gu
madden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Bsihdits RptiSen.

rzg @cr G3elncr Az motiucn 2iu'er
Ieihcr rlGd'te. eiucu p~erIdfIid,eu F1th'
oetcr Fir SctSS uuN WortanoeS bruudat
chcr @elS niF outc Siberheii ortSIeihcr
min. irerht iih an ". 3. Sidiih
2o2 2. 4. Strnke.
ey 9. 2. San GuFeu. Teriihe,
r,rnaSsTqeni; @iroIhoFtss cher Sther.
belts Bombs. 22s %eorI Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

Wcnmte Oum NnnocS = WeBetms
0icn5t iutcn i'm 8ereIn nit Den Eoli'
5erUr.orocn Don IA Grone, 4~tantlon
un0 Spartd ndd] clnclE. b%eDttulnIB-
uuuen orem0Ul. Der ltd) II ou5 OreIgI.
ocnpuaj cues Q0Icl3 III 1purtu
ais ). Jttller etulruG uGo )oH ottl
Cortlgrn Sdbaf2Dul0lcrlI enc Gpe-
oIulDlhutultcucr ctntoleitlrtt. &tc
&elttc bacon 3u nlcllt UtrGe}ien, pa3
ole hctrerlcnoc 1tcuer in tCgtcn &C.
3culbtr uUgc'dal1t morotu H. un0 ne
ue5oOltcn Iu,t ourdnUcg 0tll Jeror0cr-
ten Ertrug. Ser Qert 9unrnlicltcr'
tullettcur5cbIlir benlGte guar GlllttI'
rcn eillcn Uummiitcmpel nit Dem gta
men nom Observation-Disclosures u.
Sehr6udb. Segtcrcr crtlurte aiu 4tltt
nod HuB CT telnc AbnunB 9attt, lptr
Ger SdlUm0Ier letn toHlltt.
&crIaagt NbieBnug icines Dor
mun0c9. Morris Vi. 6drr, 1922
Ilaiu 5troBc, bcbouptct2 ON 4titt-
nod i'll Drtritt9gcridt gu NIna,
&@ia., ooB Hlftcr 6ll8tno, Z. 2.
Sabp. 6arr'5 8uruumO. Die 9tcrn.
Gnrt2 uno Ole WiumuuS. batanntc
Nlr1Cr pm WHflalC Goulltp, enc
Anuot IeI. ole ltdi ucrihmorgn 9obc,
i'm I'M lcin @elo 81 brlnGtn. ,5nrr,
Ncr cine 3cltlunq |qaIIteetront mar.
nber JcGt Dlc0er gellno TX, Ucrlarlt
Die Ablctung TltgTnu9, lpell 0lcltr bis
lCtt feline Nbrehuung ubcr Glc Ncr.
multluuN uon Turr'& CiqenthuM al.
0cleQt hat. Die Wtridt2perhnno.
lungcn luarcn |5citlpeilig iehr crrcQt
mo tumcn crit ipot an Nbcno 5i
Gnoc. Ter praiioircu6t Nid)tcr bat
llt Die GrtiheI0tlg p%orbcholtcu 9tm
iclbtn SnQc eridllcn Mtllom TGrr
unn Gou Claire I'M 9IohloIienid3nft9.
Qerid)t 5l alma mo fodlt Sos non
lcilter WluttCr hllltrrluiicnc SCItomcnE
m IN mclhcm icincu@rll0crn Mtnrri&
mo Srunt ltn0 ieircr ShrcItcr. Erull
Rllnbnrt. $4,000 n3ru1udt murocr
m0bccn0 or lccr olI3QiuG. Morris
mo 1ranf molten sic Grbitnit bier
thcilclt. moQcQcn sic Shmcltcr nber
urotcltirt 1tcic NnoeIcQcnbsjt
tonrft lp1ter i'm NInta 3iltrift9oe.
rid1t sur Hcrb1thlurQ. Ger Nonnfut
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Chas.BeysChlae
Heceptmrs M%pptbefer,
sos Mains trabe.
Veroient Gnren 1seg 40 einem
Grab!

Cue ircie 6eraubllounn vt oeirnbeu.
Itnr!tn iltnQen 2eutcn beiberlei @ciblcd.
ties rnn Ron gutter Wornli:tte Qeb0ten.
@Sir 2trten 9oit irnb 2oJis. llntcrridi
anb Snlair fir 9ienitlciitrnG in unicrem
Sdnitnril;nl. Sic erIerncn babel Die 9id,
tirbciIiuei'c, prnttiid'e GrnnfenpfIe9c.
Wnin9c. iftpebiibc ~6eiIgmrnoitif Ii. I. N.
Cine 6odlItulbtlouug lit nothiq. Sir
Qennuere Nusfunft idlrcibc man an ho5
Sinoiabr 3aturfnr Snfitut (Inc,)
525 z. Iihlanb Sunl. Gbiago, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
gu b~erfanfen

teItes nsrolides 8iscpniiner ,gut.Sper*
Qano uno 3armen, 40 &der bis : ectioneH,
in benz 9rnht @lrtel. 9te beiten 3rans-
pprtationss@ eleaenbeiten StrnSen, Shulen
uno Rdrfte. 3ufrieoepiteIenoe Sermine.
Spreden sic Dor ooer itreihen Ste an
s. 9unnebede, @eih1ftsfihrer,
8apfieIo Snpetment Gh'n.,
N~IbInnb, @ is.
QpfaI = Noent: Hppce Seal @Nate
20, GIL 6errp StrnBe. So GrOfe, isis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02

g$7 100000 3u pcrIeibcn oli
@rumoeiQenthum in 90 Groiie in
Gummcn pom 100000 bis 8u So.
10000 GIT $50. gtoh5uiroqcn Der
., %oI3. Goutor, 33t Woin
5troBr. ooer Gelcphon 352-W.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Wrr 800 fnr bQs hottie Nrcn1.

Rur 800 fir oHs hottie Sirens
Gie Gampaqne oc8 hiciigen 3reiges
oc5 untcrifoniihen Rosbcn 3reu5es
3ur4uf6ringunQ bon $4,000 NOR nldt
crfolorcih. Ntr etmn Si0O perocr
Thrig iein mad 8e3ohlunG oler 4lIs.
loQeu. IS mur6en on hieitge 8ltr,
oer etma 1000 Ioitfnrten ou@geinnot
uno ctpos liner 10 Qro5eut Der Grr'
pfGnqcr bn6cn ibrc @creitniGiqtclt
crfldrt on sic aoIie oc8 Hothen 0reu.
3c8 einan fleincn @etrag 3u 3oblen.
Scutc NnhmittoQ miro Dos 6inor3.
Gomitc i'm 90 Gro'ic Glu5 3u'ommen
fomncn mno Shrittc crpdgcL nj,
ser 6ebIbetroq oui8cbraft mcroe'
tam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
Neuefte Rn3et9eu.
sl,,ue Experimentation tsiteH:
Sarm.6 Ypothefen per-
lanai.

@el0 gu oerIeihen orf Derbe'ierte
5ormen in 60 Groiie nm 8erncn
Counties. Hah3ufrogen bel
6. g.. &upntpn,
Simmer 1. @atnninn NotiounI 8ant~
Beb0!the, Ga Grciie &i8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-03-02
gortrGoe iibcr SanSclsiaden. SSn

Der 8eriommlung Der 9onoeIsfam.
mer ON Niittnoh Wittog im 9otel
"a Groiie mnroe 10 gut pie beihloiIen
gr. Stanlep 8. arebs BON 9bilaoel-
pbia fiir cine Serie bon 8ortrdgen
uber Observation-Disclosures 81 en-
gagircn. SCR. 0nrrp $. Gong mnro9
bcauitrugt, gum 3mefe Der aulbrtn'
aunq BON Witteln einGomite bon lcts
GerIonen gu ernennen. Die 8ortrdgc
mcroen borausiiftlih IN Dem AuOi'
torium oc5 neilcn @ebdu0e5 Der San
0elstommcr I%tottfin0rn.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-03-23

The young married ladies of Ducktown
have organized housekcepers' club and
expect to accomplish great things. We
will try to give some of the details next
week as we'll as the officers Of the club.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-03-23
J.E, MARSHALL
DUCKTOWN, TENN.
A REAL BARGAIN.

Do not fail to note the wonderful Real
Bargain Offer" made by the St. Louis
Clobe-Democrat, elseW here in this issue.
In spite of the enormously increased cost
of production, the Daily Globe-Democrat
except Sunday, is offered TO Rural Free
Delivery and Star Route patrons yearly
subscriptions only at the remarkable low
rate of $500 per year-or in complete
clubs of three or more, at the net club
safe of only $3.50 for each yearly subscriP-
ton. The Daily Globe-Democrat including
Sunday is offered for $3.50 per year, or in
clubs of three or more at the net rate OF
$4.75 for each yearly subscription. This
offer is also open to Subscribers who re-
ceiye their mail at post offices where the
Daily Globe-D Democrat is not handled by
local newsdealers. 1t is not open to sub
scribers who live in towns served by Daily
.Clobe-Democrat newsdealers. The regular
price of the Daily Clobe-Democrat includ-
ing Sunday is now $3.50 per year; Daily
without Sunday, $500 per year. Read the
"Real Bargain Offer" and send in your or
der AT Once. The advancing price OF all
newspaper-making material may force an
increased subscription rate at any time.
Address the Globe Printing Company
Publishers, St. Louis, Mo.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-03-23
BENTON.

Circuit court met here Monday. The
docket was sounded and there was no case
for trial in the case of State VS.. Charlie
Carter (colored), charged with putting
spike in track-a true case wss found, and
case was called and it was found to be a
juvenile ease-the boy being only IA
years old. The, case was turned over to
Judge S. L. Hegder of the juvenile court
and the case was set for Wednesday. The
jury was without anything TODD.
The libel suit was continued by the
court on account of sickness of Judge N.
O. Allen, who is chief council in. the de-
tense of the case.
There has been so much rain that farm
crs are away behind with their work.
The order Of the Eastern Star gave an
entertainment at the school house Monday
night, which was well attended and all
present enjoyed the old time singing school.
On the 3lst the municipal election will
be held for the city. There are several
out for office. The people are lined up
for and against the originators ofincorpora-
ton. They have forgotten Democracy
and Republicans.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-03-23
County Correspondence
ARCHVILLE.


An infant child of James Lowe died here,
last Friday, and was buried at Greasy
Greek, Saturday.
N. J. Campbell, James Parker and S. H.
Walker attended court at Benton, this
week.
Lige Brockett has been promoted to
foreman on the pike road here.
There will be Sunduy school rally at
Greasy Greek on April 8. Everybody in
vited
Mrs. D. W. Goforth is very sick and not
expected to recover.
J.P. Watt visited his home in Rock
wood, last week.
"A MoUNTAINEER.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

speare Society Of America, at the Co
lonial School yesterday afternoon Many
prominent in the social and educational
walks of Washington were In the dis
tfnguished company present
The presentations were made by Rev:
George Buckler, president of the national
society. assisted by Mrs. Eleanore New
ton Buckler. Those also in the receiv-
ing line were Miss Charlotte c. Everett
Mrs Samuel Burleigh Milton. Mrs
Mrs James Young, Mrs Edward T.
Taylor. Mrs. Joseph J. Russell. Mrs.
Charles H Dillon Mrs. Charles w, Ken
nedy. Mrs. Philip F. Harvey. Mrs. Henry
Elliott Mott OF New York and Virginia
and Mrs Archibald Oracle.
A musical feature of the function was
Mrs. Mltons rendition Of the old ballad,
Ben Bolt
Responding to a very happy introduc-
ton by DR.. Buckler. Sir Herbert referred
pleasantly to his visit to Washington and
testified to his keen appreciation of the
work being carried on by the Shake
speare Society of America. OF which he
and Lady Tree are honorary life mem
bers in broadening the knowledge of
Shakespeare'S works and securing to
posterity the true conceptions Of his great
characters.
Sir Herbert referred to the international
Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1917-03-07

lowed by a small reception at the resi-
dence of the brides cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell Graef, when the guests
will include the wedding party and
relatives.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Kate Du Bose and Miss Olive Graef, as
bridesmaids.
Mr.. Huntington Jackson of New York
will act as best man for his brother,
and there will be eight uShers.
Mrs. Thomas Cleland Dawson was
hostess at luncheon today, entertain
ng at her residence in 18th street. The
yuests were Mrs. Albert Cummins, Mrs.
lanes Good Mrs. Horace Towner, Mrs.
Harry Hall, Mrs. William Green, Mrs.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

of Pikesville, Nd. They were married
at the parsonage of ST. Paurs NJ. E.
Church South. by. his former pastor.
Rev. Claude NJ. Hesser. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray left Immediately for short stay
at Atlantic City. On their return they
will reside at Baltimore.
Gov r. Livingston Beeckman of
Rhode Island and Mrs. Beeckman left
Washington yesterday for New York, en-
route to Providence, r. l.
Mrs. John Oliver Moque will be
hostess at the reception at national
suffrage headquarters, 1926 Rhode Is
land avenue, Friday, March 9. Mrs.
Moque will have assisting her Mrs.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

One of the most important weddings
of the early spring will be that of Miss
Doris McLaurin Surth. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Surth of Yokohama,
Japan. and Lieut.. Commander John p
Jackson, U. S. N, which will take place
Thursday, March Is, at 3 o'clock at St
Johns Episcopal Church.
The Bishop of Washington will per-
form the ceremony, which will be fol-
Evening star., 1917-03-07
8{OciQ}tSX

ed as hostess in the apartments of
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, in the Willard, to
a party that viewed the parade. Mrs.
Logan's other engagements have been
I Cancelled, and she viii not return until
her mother RECEIVERS from an operation,
which was performed Friday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Davis will
entertain at dinner this evening in
compliment to former Representative
Of Jersey City.
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avenue.
receive the second and fourth Satur-
days in March at 1892 18th street.
Mrs. Charles E. Proctor of Great
yesterday at the Willard. The luncheon
was served in the Fairfax room, and
the decorations were wicker baskets
filled with spring flowers. The guests
minister; Nine. Kuli Khan. Mrs Fred
Britten, Mrs. Frederic r. Harris. Mrs.
Medorem Crawford. Mrs. L. s. Grant
Mrs. Stimson Brown. Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran, Miss Mary Morgan. Mrs.
Walter s. Penfeld, Miss Gillett, Mrs.
Gillett Hill, Miss Katherine Hill. Mrs.
John A Logan, Mrs. Logan Tucker,
Mrs. W. Strother Smith, Nine. Roso.
Mrs Won Engelken. Mrs. Foster of
Minneapolis. Mrs. Wheeler Beale, Mrs.
Greenbury Fort. Mrs. Archibald Oracle,
Miss Temple, Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Miss Adelaide Brown. Miss Helen
Robinson. Mrs. Wickes and Mrs Still
son Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. George .penegre gave a
beautiful dinner Saturday evening in
honor of Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore,
entertaining at their home in Prytania
street, New Orleans.
Mrs. George r. winston ana the SUI
dents of Madison Hall School entertained
at beautiful reception on Monday even
ing. the students of the Virginia Poly
technic Institute who came to take part
in the inaugural parade. The parlors and
dining room of the school were beauti-
fully decorated in maroon and yellow,
the colors Of the V. P. l., and the buffet
supper also represented color scheme
in yellow and maroon
A reception was rendered Sir Herbert
Beerbohm Tree, the eminent English
actor, by the local branch of the Shake
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Former Ambassador to Russia George
IT. Marye, who has been visiting his
cousin, Mr.. William Nelson Marye, has
returned to Washington
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Mrs. Robert Leatherbee will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from 5 until
Z at her residence. 1906 New Hampshire
avenue.
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Frank Hiram Smell, Mrs. r. o. Jones,
Mrs. Jesse A. Lapham and Miss Flor
ence F. Stiles. Mrs. Moque will be at
home for the last time this season
March 23 and 80, at her new residence,
1871 Harvard terrace.
Among the arrivals yesterday on
board the Carmahia, from Liverpool,
was Mr.. Francis Darcy Godolphin Os-
borne. third, secretary of the British
embassy at Washington
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John Hull. Miss Hull. Mrs. Ramseyer
and her mother. Mrs. Phillips; MRS.
John Snure, Mrs. Wel1iver. Mrs. Robert
Downey. Mrs. James McNeill. Mrs. AL
bert Hubbard and Mrs. Thomas J:
Steele. Clusters Of jonquils adorned
the table.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett will entertain at
dinner this evening at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor of her house guests, Mrs:
William Warren Of New Orleans and
Miss Mabel Perkins of Grand Rapids.
Dr. Daniel Borden will give a dinner
for young people this evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to the
Misses Barber Of Rochester. N. Y. The
dinner will be chaperoned by DR.. and
Mrs William Cline Borden. with whom
the Misses Barber are spending several
days.
Mrs. William F. Dennis, who has been
i'll all the week. has been obliged to
cancel all her social engagements.
Rev. Clifton K. Ray Of the District
of Columbia. now stationed as pastor
of the NJ E. Church South at North
Point, Baltimore, Md, was quietly mar
ried yesterday to Miss Lola D. Bounds
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Mrs. Bertram Francis Shipman will
receive the second and fourth Satur-
days in March at 1892 18th street.
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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Miss Ellie Lejeune has as her house
pnest her cousin, Miss Kathleen Balm of
Norfolk, Va.
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ALL HATS
TRIMMED FREE

Jaunty Sports models-chiefy
mushrooms of various smart sizes
and the smaller styles. OF hemp
::'%"'$ sss $s$s. s::S s's ss5 $1.98
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Mrs. Harry S. New, wife of the new
senator from Indiana, will return to-
morrow to her home at Indianapolis,
but will make short visits to Washing
ton while the Senate is in session
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Mrs Charles H. Dickson will be at home
tomorrow afternoon from to 6 at her
residence, POI A street southeast, instead
of the second Monday in March.
Mrs Dickson has as her house guests
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs
Charles H Dickson of New York
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Mrs James Pryor Tarvin and Miss
Matte Marschall Curd entertained a
theater party last evening in compli-
ment to Miss Rochester Of Kentucky
who is visiting Senator and Mrs. Ollie
James. Their other guests were Miss
O'Donoghue. Mr.. MacNeil Of Darra and
Mr.. John w. Belt.
Owing to the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs Malek Adel Loring of Chi
cago, Mrs. Thomas F. Logan was called
away from Washington just before in
auguration. Mrs. Joseph E Davies act
Evening star., 1917-03-07

Many of the exclusive
models shown in ex
pensive hats are repre-
sented.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-12-17

should nave another increase of
eighty-four families in the next three
months she would not have houses
to accommodate them. Those COM
ing are a class that demand modern
houses. There are great number
of houses In Ashland that should be
remodeled, repainted, repapered, re-
rooted and made modern before new
houses are built. To make the houses
comfortable and attractive will add
dollars per month to the rent in
come. AS sure as the sun shines the
coming summer season will supply a
demand nj good rent for every com
Portable available house in Ashland.
The old ones should he remodeled
this winter and be ready for occu-
pancy, with clean, neat furniture in
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stalled besore the 1s1a summer gea-

stalled before the 1918 summer sea-
son opens.
One newcomer, looking for place
to live, said to the writer the other
day: II have not been able to secure
comfortable quarters in your town.
| would be willing to pay thirty dol
lars month for an attractive four
or five-room house neatly furnished,
or three-room built-in apartment.
Haven't you anything of that kind
in the city?"
The demand will be for better
houses than we have been offering
for rent. The newcomers will take
no makeshifts. Fix your houses if
you want them to earn good rent.