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cHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

Richeson & Crutchheld. trustees. to
known as 40S south Harrison Street:
also II 2-3X67 2-3 feet known as 405
South Harrison Street. August 80. 1917;
Harrison & Batcs. trustees. to EN-
NETT G. Burke, 10 2-3Xl22 feet, known
AS sos North Sixth Street. August IS.
1917; Sl.6s0.
z. Baker, 90 1-2xl50 feet southeast cor
ner Grace and Foushee Streets. Sep.
tembei .. 1917; S4.4S0.
John Baeby. trustee, to Thomas e.
Robinson ct ais, 20xl25 feet west line
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MERCHANT ROBBED
Bedfellov Confesses to Theft and As
sists In Recovery of
Money.
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA, September g.
clinton l.. Bait, merchant OF Rey-
nolds Store. who came here last night
70 purchase goods. was robbed of about
S4oo While asleep in a rooming- house,
and his bedfellow. owen Anderson. of
hampshire County. w. Va. is in Jail
charged with the crime. Anderson con-
fessed to the police and assisted in
locating Bats cash. checks and notes,
some had been hidden in an old buggy,
some in a pocket flashlight. and more
on a farm near town. Anderson ap-
peared to be supplemented when call
ed by the draft board recently and was
discharged. but the authorities say he
is keen and clever.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September G-Sharp midday
rallies were followed by eQuany sharp
actions in cotton to-day December con-
tracts sold up from 2UIs. the early low point.
to .2l2S. )! points net higher, but broke to
I16u. and closed at that level, with the
general list closing barely steady At net
uecline of So TO ~ points.
The market opened steady at decline of
2 to u points. liGIIscs with Liverpool CON
Iiections We're AGAIN sellers OF Inc later
months, and there MAS selling for New Or
= leans account. The pressure from both or
these sources was attributed to the hedging
over ovets.iGht. s.pot business. and there
some .locAr selling carry which helped to
send prices on To net loss of - y
points. with October touching 9O95 and Jan
uary 600. Covering absorbed the early Of
ferings at the decline anu the market turned
tirmer Later on more numerous reports Of
crop deterioration from tn. belt and reit-
Grated claims That southern holders were
selling less freely. The nervousness OF Oc-
tobcr shorts also seemed TO Ice Increased by
further decrease III the local wdrrhous.
stock. which Is now the smallest for this
time of year in several seasons. and prices
worked w rapidly during the middle Of tho
day.
:. Later in the afternoon under renewal OF
1lquidat ton. reS'IlinE by recent buyers. and
: pressure from SPOT house sources. which in
dictated selling for Southern account, october
Sold off .O.GS and January o0.5l. or ~
10 a. points from the high level OF the day.
and close was practically a. the lowest
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. September s-Raw sugar
nominal; centrifugal. 7o-; nolasses SIS. re-
fined sugar, dull: fine graGU!at.f s4,r : 70
Butter. nrmer:. cheese, arm: spot coffee.
easier; Rio IL. 9. santos IS. 10
Cottonseed oil advanced - 20 q points
early good buying by the West and short
covering on the frmncss In lard Realizing
sales and the sharp break N cotton caused
q setback. but hna! prices were % 10 ?s
points up for the day January solo W. TO
1924 and closed 1914. Sales a snl bar.
reIs. Prime crude. 1850 nominal Tho mar.
ket closed easier Spot; 1850 bid: Sep'"m-
Der, I5 81; October 1914; November. l5l5 be-
cember, 1914: January. lJH. February 1917.
March. 1874; April. Ii.gj.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. September {. 1917.
Report tor week ending August n:
Choice steers. mana medium 10 good
saict, common TO fair. iaS', Choice
METERS. Susa. medium TO good ia ~:
common 10 fair. 6Gii1. Choice cows los:
medium to good o,10iL: common 10 rair.
aHb Best oxen. eJ3. medium TO good, 6i1
ain: common 10 fair. 5t1 Q6s. Best heavy
bulls. ~ as: i!ght tmi. Best calves. l2Qr 1874,
common to fair, lcg ilis Best heavy hogs.
10. medium weight l5t,n!b. shUats. lzIii;
sows and stays lcal2 Best sheep. i@S:
common 10 fair 5q6,2 Choice spring lamp s.
~ q 10: MEDIUM. l29l2i1
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market CHARACTERIZED
q by GENERAL STRENGTH
Notwithstanding Tendency on Part
OF Industrial Shares and Some
Others to Wobblc.
-UPwARD TREND IS EXPECTED
Probability That Congress Will ADJ
~ journ by October 1, and Confidence
That Business Activity Will Fol-
low, Does Much to Help Belief.
by SroNoN WALL.

~ NEW YORK. September 6-Gcneral
y --ensth characterized the market to-day.
tendency upon the part
+ - Industrial shares and some others. TO
Sooole. The strength shown WAS que more
.-s2 the covering OF short contracts Than to
the street appeaIco To he fairly we'll es-
tablished, however, that new short selling
would be attended with some danger. and
that since many stocks are being quoted
at bargain prices, new buying power Viii
~begtn soon TO develop strength. THIS opinion
low call money quota tionS-to-days hSure
BEING IL per cent.
The market in general had been heart
eneo by the defeat OF the La rOIctte, HOLLIS
and other revenue amendments. and The
adoption OF the graduate MAR pront IAN By
:. the Senate acting as d committee OF the
-!sePersistent reports that the government
had nNed the pIIce Of red metal az - cents.
which report gained color from recent
large sale TO the allies AT that figure lent
strength to copper shares. following an early
weakness. Titan lea IN "A lively raI!y. Butte
Superior, however. upon the announcement
further of.
Motor stocks were subjected to especial
pressure. General Motors dropping over
points, StuCebaker over points, and WHY'S
overland more tLan puin,. HcavinesS
marked the grain market. cotton proved
The probability that Congress Will al:
-Journ by october 1. ami the confidence
that a general business activity viii follow,
based upon the ABSENCE OF uncertainty
meyer lulied during The ia~makers activi-
an. upward trend to .ho general list OF
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of Thirty-second Street, s5 feet north
OF Street September s. 1917; $500.
~, RICHARD w. Jones, trustee. ct ais. to
w. +. P"ore. 2oxl20 feet north line of
Dance Street. 326 feet east of Randolph
Street September 1. 1917: 1914
r. II. Davis ct al. trustees, to Her
1904 Dance Street. August 80. 1917:
S451.60.
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HusrNGs RELEASE DEEDS.

a n. Pettigrew. trustee, to d. p.
Wise ct ais. lots and 8. block 20,
W Heights. September S. 1917,
y. L. Adamson. trustee, to John w.
Barrett. 45N13o feet east line of Fiji
teenth Street, at McDonouEh Street.
September 6. 1917: $500.
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
OldD0miniOnIine

LeAte iAISnInonu. Asn SueeL
esiiy; :oO r 81. Eonnecuon. with Main Llae
daily eAsept sunuay 7.uo z. 81. Connections
ALSO made by n. W. n.y.. 100 p. n, and
DAY. MIGHT limo steamers atop at Glare,
seyancoS
VIKIiNLA NAVIGATION CO. Jane,
Eewoor, News and All James RIVER land:
500 A.; n. Freixnt received for ali james
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HuSTINGS TRANSFERS.

Mamie NJ. Baker ct vir to George NJ
EEglcston. 36Nl50 feet west line ~
Cowardin Avenue, at south line of
Buchanan Street. September 4, 1917;
tax. 81: $40
II. y. Maurice to A s. Wright ct al,
90Xl23 feet east line Of Twelfth Street
at south line Of Everett Street. August
IS 1917: SglT5
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BOND LIST

Am WEitins Paper ss.,.................- So
Anglo Fl rnGn % sob4
AtIantlC Coast Line ASt is................. s,-<
"A. =. l.. CIV. As tSa!t!.Aoret laSntdJ..... 81
a. - L.-L. ana ~. tasAeGJ... Nv
chesapeake and ONO cv. iA.s.............. 1Ii3
chesapeake ana ONO cN. V-.s............ 81.
.1igSett and ayers Io.Gt............. llS77
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. -
Seaboard Air Line adj. sS................ -
southern HALLWAY - Observation-Disclosures. ei*4
southern halfway - Observation-Disclosures. -
u. ,. Registered -, lssN............-..... s.ts
u. =. Registered l.-o.................... $50
u. 5. Registered is, l--S.................. l.ot7
u. S. Reg. Panama -. lsaI 81
U. S. Liberty Loan observation-disclosures. $50.
U. ). Steel ;. I. os........................ Luz
Na--Browu BROS cts. tW. Ns.)........ ~
Na--Car. Chemical lst SS.................... -
'Na.-Car. GnemlEAt IN. os asked .......- "
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CHICAGO. September 6.Hoss: receipts
1000; tomorrow. o.Uuv: slow. 10 to 10 cents
under Yesterdays average. Bulk. Sl6.s5u
$50, iieht, SIbio0 $3.50. mixed. 5l6.4JQ a.
>!ai1, heavy: $3.50 q SBlV; rough. So. 3ugv
$3.50; pigs, sil.2bQ so.1o.
cattle: receipts. b,Uop. slow; native beef
cattle. *1.Jog Si.o0; Western steers. So 5Oc0
$--J. stochers and feeders. So {, s. - !;
COWS and heifers. H6o q si2.sS: calves
slI,o q Slo.,J.
sheep. receipts. 1901. weak: we,hers
S'.so a. $il.30. lambs. Sll2jGt Sl7.25.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court Figures after names
denote age):
gtnia Beach. and Annie II. Elan (g3)
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK, September 6.-Cotton goods
we're quiet to-day and barely steady on
print cloths and other gray goods. Yarns
we're easy and dun. Mems wear we're very
quiet. raw SILK barely steady.
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Atlantic Coast line
CHESAPEAKE& OHIO RAILWAY

$50, 80 - 60 t..S - "a. uY.r.
james tuVcr Lane, .lv:Uu ,n"s
\. News. Nix Oiu Pt ~ 10 I'm. y.
Newport Ne~A Local, - 40 .b'Ss
lIsiAn arrive from Nh. NAV a. sS.in ~
\; news. $50 g.. 's.o5 y. From W.sI'
1880 ~. 'a.ta D.. Locale. fs:aO q. 7:sss %
,smes river. 1870 n. Io:lo o. 7:lo y. sun.
'DAily. tEIcep, SUNDAY
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale QuutatIvn,.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

,.I,iE,r:Nut' September G.-Iiigher tenn
ftEa'uFts ana apseiICr of frosls that ia
S Sseh .SpeSted brought about decline to-
uay IN the value OF corn; prices rIosst
steady at nc> decline OF !. 10 .. crut Vii
Deremner al LIS q l.l.i2. and May Al luss.
oa'a hhished unchanged 10 J. cent low.I
~ PROVISIONS the outcome was an advance
~ IL L.. u -....., Huh ,,, ,,
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BUILDING PERMIT.

The following permit was issued yes
teTdar by the Building Inspector:
Charles and Alvin Hutzler. to repair
or:ck store. S07 East Broad Street; to
cost $4,000
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nUsTINGs TRUST DEED.

George NJ Eggleston to F. p. Nc
Coanell. trustee. 56xl50 feet west line
of Cowardin Avenue. at south line Of
Buchanan Street. September 4. 1917:
$3.50.
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Farmers stock. nominal VirginIa+Farm-
e ers STOCK, nominal Fancy Jumbo, 70 per
pound extra prime. SIC per pound; prime.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
NEW YORK LINE STOCK \,

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARkET
NEW YORK, September 6.-Becves no
trading; calves. steady. veals sl2reY $500;
Cul!s. 5000 u SEQ.
sheep and lambs. steady; lambs. $1,000
Hogs. 10 trading.
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Richmond and chesapeake Bay RAILWAY Como,,,
Southern HALLWAY system

iIAins ieAve iaenn.vnu-a..in 81 s,.,,o.
ssonsnule, nEurss no. guaranteed. For In
, nr. GAZE SAf; S:so r 81. Sleeper to Htianta.
yille. open s;u0 +. IL: $50 +. Il I ioc Aa1 1s
dayA fo-~seS
York. River Lne-7:as A. N. ana 49,.
r. Al daily local TO West Point: r.. Ia % wa
as.,y; enSeps SUNDAY Steamer Train con.
Trains Arrive hichmond-From m. eo....
.:oS A. MI l:2G p. A.. s:a0 r. 81. DALI.
Point: $50 A. A. ana S:i5 p. M dmn, se
s,saner Train a:<S A ~ daily. except Non.
ONCE BOT z. Main St Phon. h.a,.
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SeabOard Air Line Railway Comnans

Trains leave daily. a NJ. Norun. local:
11:ou +. NJ. Sleepsrs Atlanta and Jackson.
vile. S:3s r. ~. sieepers Jacksonviiie. st
PETERSBURG. Columbia coaches: H:l5 4
.onyiiis. Tampa and Miami Trains arrive
SEQ A. NJ. 1852 A.. NJ. h:2n p. II, 800
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NEW YORK, September Port movement
!. -MiddhnG. 2-.2oc. stock. 1854 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Nrt receipts
: lS.lol bales. stock, i70.a2j bales
Total for wcek-Nct receipts. a. 2i7 bales
exports 5G.6s0 bales
= Total for season--Ne, receipts 3sj,44 bales
: exports, 2yl.2-! bales
-. NEW ORLEANS. September after dis
playing more less st.adiuess during the
greater part OF IN" session to-day. cotton
suddenly turned weak under extremely
!Gea.y selling toward the end. and closed
within point OF tn" lowest, net loss of
f45 to Il points, UnconnTmcd political ru-
rmors chiefly relating 10 the Russian feet
stimulated selling.
In the early trading better spot accounts
gave the market strength TO recover from
decl Ines and go $50 bale above yester-
clined to take the long side for reaction
from the decline. and during a good part
OF the day offerings appeared to come
chiefly from hedge sellers
Around the opening tho most active
months were TO points up from which
level there vas a :all 10 net decline OF
IL to 90 points. On this decline the demand
Increased and the market Grmod UP RAPIDLY
until the loss was replaced by a net advance
of Is TO 81 points. Ia the afternoon the tone
was unsettled and offerings gradually in
creased until the rlnE was flooded with
contracts which the demand could no.,
absorb except aat much lower levels
Spot cotton. quiet, - points off sales on
the spot, 3s bales: TO arrive" 30 lies. Mid.
ding, 210oc.
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To the creditors of ROBERT S. PEAR
MAN. OF Richmond, in the County
OF Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
4th day of August. A. d. 1917. the said
judicated bankrupt. and that the first
IN eeting of his creditors will be held
In my office. Rooms 111S-11ls Mutual
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1917, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September 6. 1917.
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e.-Alercan,ils

NEW YORK. September 6-Ncrcantils
paper. SO Oh. Sterling. slAty-day biIis. Si.i2;
commercial siHty-oAy biiis Oh oanhs si.lr.
commercial Sixty day Oils. si.In. deiuanu
- 1oa: ca oles. "a 40. bar silver, Ne.
Me1can dollars. 10: government bonds
steady; railroad bonds, i.Srsu!ar- Time
loans, firm, sixty days. $500. per cent
ninety days, SO o.. six mont hs. y. u "a. Cali
money. easier. SLllng rate 4.
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NAVAL. SIDHES

SAVANNAH. Ga. September s-Turpen-
tine. nrn. 40. sales. iI casks. receipts 2ig
casks. shipments. I73 casks: stock a. $50
c"sks. kosin. hrm: salcs, Il3l barrels: re.
e.ipts' ~ barrels: shipments. 200 barrels;
50. "a. 80: |: 5.iJ; X. $50 q 500: ~, SIS ~
600. VIC, ..G5, WV 1.?5
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. PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'Eeport"d ~ Rodgers. Piummer e. Co. mo-,
PETERSBURG. VA, September 6.-spanish
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To the creditors of JOHN ]. SAUNDERS,
Of Richmond. in the County Of Hem
r rlGH. and district atoresaid-sank-
Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day of August. A. D. 1917. the
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the nrst
meeting OF his creditors will be held
In my office. Rooms 1118-l1l9 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va. on the 18TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1917. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
September S. 1917.
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FOR SALE-Business
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sale, barber shop g chairs. on Main
Street. doing good. Easy terms: invests
gate. Address + $50. care Times Dispatch.
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RICHMOND PRODCCE MARKET.
u hnIesaIr NnnIAiInnh

u " T''FTlr Z To :
Richmond. Va. September 6. l3!7.
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To the creditors of H. r. BOWERS. In
dividually. and as partner of ]. A.
WEIBERT & CO.. OF Richmond. in
the County of Henrico and district
aforesaid-Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
3oth day Of August, a. u. 1917. the
as partner of j. A WEIBERT & CO,
were duly adjudicatcd bankrupt and
that the nrst meeting of his creditors
Will be held In my Office Rooms l11S-
on the nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, a.
d. 1917. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims. appoint
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September s, 1917
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IN THE DIS rRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
In the matter of No. 1929.
JOHN j. SAUNDERS, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

iiuIr":." Hn"th.i"ip "n I.Acu...rc.
Richmond. Va. September g. 1917
The evening herald., 1917-09-17
GRAND EXHIBITION
TO MARK BAT Terry A
DAY At CELEBRATION
Captain De Bremond Promises to
Show Relatives and Friends of
Artillerymen Something They Il
Remember Long as They Live.

Onc-quarter OF the patriotic cciehra-
tiou t. be held by the Chamber -
Commerce October No. ~, L. and 10
will be dedicated Ia Battery 4. the
prilllci' unit at Camp Funston. That
IL. one Of the four days will he Bat
terry \ Day
Captain DE Bremond. the battery
commander. has promised to make
that day the humdingest day of the
humdingcr four Most of the folks OF
the battery members aud nearly all
Their friends sre expected To he here.
and tbs battery officers will set out
60 show them what sort of artillery
men and fighting material the ooys
have been turned into. In case Of
more than few ~ Battery \ men
there have been changes smacking ot
complete transformation. and the eN.
hibition viii make the transformation
stand uu with great sharpness
wen give them" said Captain DE
Iremond. something to remember
us long as they hyc-tho-c relatives
and friends"
Every from the chief oi staff
of the United States army down tn
the newest recruit lt Camp Funston.
admits that Battery \ b. about as good
an artillery organization as the United
states can produce aud the promise
col something memorable from the
Battery \ commander strikes one a-
promise uf something one simply
ust see. The exhibition viii bee given
IN front Of the grandstand At Traction
park.
Battery \ viii have q ball team In
action daily during the celebration
meeting a picked rogimontal team OF
lufantrymen In . series Tor "a trophy
to be- picked after consultation with
the loathcrlegs aud doughbuys.
The evening herald., 1917-09-17
+++ +++t++++.+++++%++++.+++++
Club Women to Aid in Establishing Libraries
And Reading Rooms at Various Army Training
Camps; Reduced Rates for State Convention

follow up the efficient work done by
the Womau's AuNiliary OF the state
Council uf Defense uud the AgriCul-
turIl college during tne summer. and
tu bring home the need uf conserNa-
ton as well az the best methods of
accomplishing Il to every woman in
The state.
Miss Eulu Turner special worker
f"r the War Council OF the Young
Woman- Christian Association has
peguuu her work u Dcmug among
th" school girls the employed riU.
aud those who are living AZ home she
is ursauizing recreation work 81 ,ali-
uus kinds which VIII center about a
club house tn bc bult at once. and
this club house will bp surrounded bv
tent Cutaso- tu accommodate the
working women who have been
brought 90 Deminp by The many ac-
tNities uf training camp aud for
whom there b. no other aCCommuIa-
tlun that is suitable MldWl. be
tween this center and the .ap. tn"
' W g. \. will erect hostess hpusc
where there viii bee accommodation q
Tor the women relatives who come Co
visit the soldiers and where thcy can
meet their women friends This build
lng which viii include q social hall
ord a cafeteria will cost about ten
Thousand dollars and win bo COM
plcted about October l-t one or more
women viii be- ON duty there - an
times 60 act as hosresscs to the sol
dier- and their friends
The evening herald., 1917-09-17

The latest announcements In regard Ia
railway rates flr the Federation cuu-
Ncn1iuu at Gluup gives an op,u rate
Of q fare and onc-third with tho SELL
ing dates for an points north. south
aud east Of Alhumer9ue and Bcl,n.
beginning Septeuber auth and tho re-
turn limit october ,th. AIreldy a
number Of clubs have elected their
dclceate- and "a large attendance rs
expected ono of the interesting parts
Of th, prorr,u Viii De "a tail, 10, Mrs
Ruth Miller ,uperintoudcnt ~ in-
uu.trial education for tho state ON th.
workings of the now lw which ape
prupriatcs 4tute none, to meet the
federal approprintion for tho purpo-cs
of vocational education Mrs Mllor-
plan for the expenditure of mi. money
was recently approved b> the federal
aJthotiiics as the best offered from
anywhere in the country and IL will
hc great privilege To- the club wom-
en- q" have II explained Go them at
fir-t hand.
The state Federation pcpnrtmcut
~ Literature and Library Extension
rs much Interested .n the ultn. of fh.
American Librur, Association d. fur
uish lbarry and reading room for
each training ramp In tho couutr,
The work Iu this stat, is In charge Of
Miss Myrtle cole. librarian of tho Ra-
tom Tuhuc Library aud chairman OF
IA, Hbrnr, section ot the New Mexico
Educational N.-D.rNon. Mis-, cole
urges that each library in tn, stat,
ho made center Tor tho collection of
reading matter for the camp ut Dem
The evening herald., 1917-09-17
Noted Pro Orator
To Fight Booze in
The Sunshine State

Plans have been completed for the
noted prohibition speaker. oliver W.
stewart ~ Chicago. TO deliver several
addresses in New Mcsico. lie will
speak in behalf OF the proposed
amendment 60 the state constitution
To- make this state dry and comes un-
der auspices of th4 state : nti- saloon
League.
stewart h man OF tremendous
power ON the platform and his force
has been felt everywhere he has lee
turcd in recent years, His intense
personality ana Overwhelming enthu-
slastu. supplemented by his Irresistible
aud convincing logic are SAID To have
been Instrumental In making him tho
popular and influential figure he ia
proving to be Ia the public life OF the
country
The management OF the prohibition
forces here are iubilant over the
privilege Of having stewart deliver
several lectures In New Mexico.
stewart comes to Albuquerque next
Thursday. September 90. and L. to
speak Ia the high school auditorium
a. : q m. Local workers are busy
advertising the event and IL Is pre-
dicted that the big auditorium will
be filled 10 hear this noted lecturer.
Befure coming to Albuquerque
stewart is To speak az Las Vegas Mon
day evening. santa Re Tuesday even
ing. San Marolnl 1899 p. m. wednes-
day. san Antonio a;ls .. m. wednes-
day and socorro ut yso .. m. Wed
nesday.