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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
SUSPECTS GERMAN SHIP
IN SEA LANE IS RAIDER
Captain OF American Steamer re.
ports Strange Craft I'm New York
Mediterranean Trade Route.
IDENTITY IS NOT LEARNED
Steams Completely Around American
Vessel, stops and Then Bears OF
in Another Direction Without Max
ing Signal OF Any Kind.


NEW YORK, March a.-Thc presence
raider in tho sea lane Travelled by ships
running between New York and Med-
tcrrancan ports, was reported by Cap
tain =. NJ. Nicoll, OF the American
to-day from TIarrc and the Azores.
Captain Nicol said that when tho
SIruga was north OF tho Azorca on
February 90. in tho direct track OF
sighted a strange vessel bearing down
upon him.
Tho vessel steamed completely around
the SuEura. stopped and then bore off
Of the cargo type. a large vessel. with
two masts, armed with i stern gun
and other pieces. painted gray. and
carried a funnel which did not para llel
the masts. She did not signal the
Surusa. Captain Nicoll said. and he did
not learn her identity.
While at Havrc, Captain Nicoll met
the master of the American steamship
City Of Memphis. New York TO navrc,
with cotton. who told him OF an cx-
periencc with submarine off the
Scilly Islands on January 80. The
E-boat sent a shot across tho Ameri-
cans deck AS signal to stop. and
the American. after obcying. sent a
mate aboard the submarine with tho
ncrchantmans papers. The U-boat
captain WAS quoted as telling the City
Of Memphis mate:
You've got contraband cargo. 7
ougl,, To sink your ship. but on account
Of relations between tho United States
and Germany. I'm going to let you co.
ANOTHER AMERICAS SHIT
PASSES THROUGH ZONE
Another American vessel beside the
SuruEa passed safely through The Ger
man submarine zone and arrived here
-day-thc Virginian. which left Mar
settles on February 81. Both ships
sailed in ballast
The Norwegian passenger steamship
Rcrgcnsfjord. from Bergen. Norway
by way Of Halifax. arrived here to day
In ballast.
ihc hcrEcnst1oru IS the firSt ship
from Norway to arrive here since the
German submarine blockade was an
nounccd. Officers OF the ship said that,
under orders from their owners, they
sailed without passengers, cargo or
mails. leaving in Bergen hundreds or
persons, many of whom were Amcri-
cans, anxious tn come to the United
States. kirkwall. until recently tho
designated British mort OF call for neu-
trail ships. was avoided northcrly
course enabling the ship to avoid the
danger zone. and, in accordance with
arrangements made with Great Britain
prior TO sailing. tho vessel put In ut
Halifax. There she was delayed three
days pending an examination Of crew
and ship
No passengers arc being booked for
tho return voyage. il was announced to-
day by the line.
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Prices Very Uncertain
Conditions in Richmond Retail
Markets Continue Pcrplcxing.

Conditions in tho retail markets cou-
tinuc to be pcrplcNing, and the houzc-
wives arc having rather hard time
getting just what they want just when
they want il. Vegetables Of all kinds
arc scarce. aud o.: some days II is
difficult TO ind sufficient variety to
make particular selections. Then. too.
tho prices are always uncertain. as they
depend entirely upon supply from day
10 day. Fruits arc also uncertain il,
the matter OF supply. and like Ncgc-
tables the prices wary so from day to
day ono never knows what size wallet
To take to market. Meats are Oh tho
upward tendency. and quotations for
most fresh cuts have been moved up
- shade from last weeks show down.
Fresh country eggs are NOW down to
whcr" they arc rchchablc by slender
p"ckctbooks. There arc practically no
storage eggs on the market.
Fish arc plentiful. and all kinds
have been marked down just Il shade.
Tn many tables they arc taking tho
place OF all manner Of meats. The
quotations below will rule this MORN
ing:
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~ AND OuT Oh. TOWN.

Mrs. Thomas \. Smyth. Of Monu-
ncut'Arcnuc. j. leaving shortly u ,isi,
friends III New York. Cts.
Miss Nancy Ice Janucy. Of Lcosburg.
who has been visiting in Richmond.
Is now tho guest Of Mrs. Gritiith bod
son. in Norfolk
Miss Katherine MARSH mas returned
10 Ashland, after a visit TO Miss Eliza
beth Brown IN this city.
Mrs j. W. Parsley. of cold IIarhor.
has been spending several days with
friends in Richmond.
Mrs Il T.. Taylor and hcr little
daughters have returned To their home.
after an extended visit 10 relatives in
lIarrisonburE.
Mrs. NJ. ". Baldwin and Miss May
baldwin. who have been III 81. Louis
all winter. have opened their home in
Ashland for the spring.
nr. Virginia .. Gildcrsiccvc dean OF
Barnard College. is spending Il few
days with Miss Helen Baker at Ores
ham Court
Miss Marie Iierndon has returned
from a visit 10 Miss Ada Shields in New
Jersey.
Percy q. Gilbert has returned to
Ashland, after Il brief stay ii this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
ROW OVER BOARD BILL
CAUSES FATAL SHOOTING
jesse Mccormick Inntnntiy Killed by
Joseph T"lIcy in Lynchburg.
Latter Acquitted.
Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCIiBCEG. VA, March 9.--Jcsse
Mccormick, aged about twcnty-thrcc
years, resident Of Madison Heights.
who was labor.r in pipe foundrics in
the city, was shot ana instantly killed
this morning ia Madison Heights bv
Joseph Tolley. who was later cXcncrat-
cd By coroncrs jury. Tic shooting
took place shortly after 10 o'clock il,
the yard OF Henry i.aync. a ncx,door
ncsghbor Of Tollcy. where tho latter
had gone to avoid trouble with Nc
tornick. y bullet froai "A revolver
penetrated the head or Mccormick and
his death was instantaneous.
The evidence before the coroncr's
jury developed tho fact that McCor-
mick had been boarding i'll tho FOLEY
homo and had gotten behind in his
board bill because hc had not been
working regularly, and that Tollcy
notified him that he would have 10
move. IN response TO this !nfornla-
ton Mccormick. the evidence showed.
told Tollcy lie would move, aud that
he intended 10 kill him for making him
move.
Yesterday afternoon. according 10
tho evidence. Tollcy made ~ wide de-
tour going home. IN order to avoid
meeting Mccormick, who WAS ARMED
with ii revolver, which was later taken
from him This morning. Tolcy ics-
tilted. he loft home and went to the
home OF Laync in order TO avoid ,trou-
bic should Mccormick attempt To car
ry out his threat. shortly before 10
o'clock McCormick was seen TO ap-
proach tho Tolicy house with a dou-
bic barrel shot gun. He went through
the house. declaring lie had come to
Kill the entire family. but no ono was
found. As he started 20 tho Laync
home Tolicy was waiting inside watch
ing his movements. and as Mccormick
approached FOLEY fired his revolver
through window. killing the man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
TEN YEARS FOR ST THEFT
Negro Convicted In Danvil,c Court Of
SnntchinE Purse Erom Girl and
Gcts Long Term.
Especial to Tho Times -Dispatch.l

ISpccial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
DANNILLE. VA. March Edward
Jackson. coiorcd, was convicted Of
snatchins purse. containing 81, AT n
dark spot in the road from Bertha
kcener. this afternoon by "A jury and
sentenced To ten years in tho penitcn-
uary. Jackson was tried yesterday.
but the jury could not agree and was
discharged.
The negro was positively identified
by the young girl. but the accused had
witnesses to say lie was two miles
from the seem OF the crime fifteen
minutes after the hour stated by the
young woman.
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TO FACILITATE MOVEMENT
OF LUMBER FROM SOUTH
Spccinl Committee. Representing Most
Important Itnilronds. E.stnb-
llshcd ut Norfolk.
by Associated Press

BY Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA March 9.-ln an cf-
fort to facilitate the movement OF
lumber and forest products from
Southern States 10 points in the East
aud North - special lumber conference
committee haI been established at Nor
folk. Va. it was announced by tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company here
Tonight. 'rhc action WAS taken af
ter series Of conferences between Of
ficcrs Of the Pennsylvania and rail-
roads Of the South
The committee virtually viii act as 4
clearing house in handling applications
for special notifications of cnbarGocs
against domestic lumber and forest
product shipments which the Eastern
railroads established on January 30 on
account Of the general congestion and
car shortage. II will be composed of
the following representatives:
Atlantic Coast Line. $. \. Stockard
and II. l.. King; Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. L. j.. Goodwin; Norfolk
Southern, j. +. Dalton and &. =. Dugan:
Norfolk and Western, H. l.. Daw;
Pennsylvania Railroad. John T. Wrny.
s. j. Henderson and n. f. Arlcdg !;
Seahoard Air Line, l.. II. Smith: South
crn Railway. II. l.. Fricndman. and
Nirginihn Railway. y. f. Sha fhirt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
A QU:ERNESS
IN Her HEAD
caused This Lady Much Suffer.
ing, Which She Says Car
dui Finally Relieved.

Chadbourn, n. C.-Mrs. NJ. ID. Nc
Pherson, Of II. f. d. No. /. this place,
says: My first trouble was monthly
misery. ever since was IL girl. |
had headache, backache and would
stagger with a uuccrncss i'm
my head. | would faint. and could
not stand on my feet Would suffer
so would just get down on my
knees by a chair at time.
We would have the DR.. and take
things to relieve me. but without
result.
read of Cardui-took & bottles
ana was cured of this painful trou-
bic. Since that have taken it a
bottle at time as tonic and find
II all or more than recommended.
Have taken it before child birth,
which strengthened me, but my suf-
ferlng before heard of Cardui. at
was equal to pains.
] would have to go to bed for 2 or 3
days each month
am strong and we'll to-day. L
believe Cardui saved my life, for it
is wonderful medicine.
My sister used Cardui. She, too,
knows the great good derived from
II. ! praise it every day"
Cardui may be the very medicine
sou have long been needing. Get a
bottle from your druggist to-day.
Composed of purely vegetable ingre-
dents. IL cannot harm you, hut
should surely do for you what it has
done for others-hclp you.-Ady.
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w. 0. w. TO MEET
state Convention VIII 0pen on Tucs-
dpy mt Eredcricksburg-Mun
Entrrtninm plnnnrd.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March %
The State convention Of Woodmcn Of
tho World will open here Tuesday. \
number Of entertainments viii be given
the delegates during their stay. be-
ginning with dance Monday night.
Tuesday an open session Of the con-
rcntion will be held. At this time,
Mayor J. y. Rowe will deliver the ad-
dress OF welcome in behalf Of the city;
response to this by Mr.. Godscy. of Pc
ftcrsburg. Or. j. Garnctt King will
deliver the address Of welcome i'm be-
half Of tho Chamber Of Commerce. II.
t. CrIsmond viii deliver an address
OF welcome in behalf OF tho local Wood .
men. Response Viii he made by ).
Gordon Cummings, OF Hampton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
FOUND GUILTY OF SINKING
VESSEL IN NAVAL STREAM
Eight Officers and Men Of Hansa
Liner Licbcnfels Tried in
Federal Court.
ALL GERMANS Except ONE
Acquitted of Charge of Conspiracy to
Send Steamer Down - Sentence
VIII sc Passed To-Day-Aiotion
for New Trial Denied.
tRN A.snriu,nh Pre-

FLORENCE. :. c.. March o--EigLt
officers aud men or the German H:,nsa
i.ihc irci-htcr l.iebenfcls. which began
''nking on January - I'm Charleston
harhor. were found guilty of sinking
tue vessel in . naval stream by a Jury
ti the United States Dis,ric, Court hero
rate to-day. They were acquitted. how.
NNcr % ;, char.c of conspiracy TO sink
the steamer. Captain .Johan kiuttcn-
h"h master. is IL! ut Charleston. and
WAS the only ono OF the Indicted mon
nc; tried.
Tho convicted mcu arc: johann Lub
Ven. chi"I officer: George Sunkcl, third
officer; Jonas Edward Jansen. chief
engineer: Heinrich Wattcnburg. assist,
ant engineer: Johann Wilhelm EuSc
@ec"i! assistant engineer; Moritz Won
Ihuscn third assistant engineer: Au-
gust Mouse. fourth assistant engineer:
Wilhelm Srhwarti,S, machinist. All
arc 6crmauS except Jansen who is =;
Dane. Several OF the men arc German
naval rcScrNiSty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
NEWS OF ASHLAND
to The Timcs-Djspa,cl


ASHLAND. March 9.-Thc college
PRAYER meetings this week are being
well attended, and much interest is be-
ing manifested in them 1t is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated that the prayer
meetings are making fine prepara-
tom Tor the cvangelstic campo ign
which begins on Sunday.
The Womans Missionary Society OF
the Baptist Church celebrated Home
Missions in the assembly room on
last tuesday from 1890 a. NJ. to 4 $50
l.. NJ. The program was divided into
periods OF ono hour each. and was con
Quoted by the four circles Of the So
ciety The topics were as follows:
Assets and Liabilities Homeless
Churches" Mountain Schools and
Panama" "I'orcigners" A box lunch
was served BY the members OF the So
cic;y.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Wilson and
family will sail from New York on
March 10 for Chile. s. A.. where Mr.
Wilson has accepted position With
the Chile Exploration Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. BoNicy Vaughan have
returned from Il visit to Washington.
Mrs George y. Bissctt and Miss Lucy
Bissctt. of Nashville, y. C., were guests
this week at .fTillcrest." the home OF
Mrs G. Is. Forsythe. at Macgills.
Miss Mary Patton. Of Darlington, s.
G." will arrive shortly to be tho guest
OF her cousins. Mrs. l., 7. W. Marye
and Miss Ann Maryc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank IL. Cox were
guests OF honor at an informal recap-
ton given on Tuesday night by the
Misses Coz. Those invited were: Mr.
and Mrs. j. Il. Cox. of Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scholar Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cox.
MIR. and Mrs. T. w. Voolfolk. Mr.. and
Mrs Shirley Carter. Mrs. c. l.. Stuart,
Misses Cox. Alice T. Bryson. Elizabeth
Cox, &. II. Cox, Of Fredericksburg:
Winston Voolfolk, J. l.. Price, Carter
Ellis, Charles Stuart and Kimbrough
Cox.
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
Is DENIED nl CnI:n1

Counsel for tho defense argued tina;
the mon should not he punished, in
timatihS that they were only carrying
out orders. The defense offered no
testimony. It's motion for "A now trial
was denied. Sentence will be passed
tomorrow.
The government introduced tcstf-
mony to show that the seal of the
United States government had been
broken on tho wireless apparatus which
had been wrecked; that tho machinery
had been seriously disabled. ami that
the scacockS were open. There also
was testimony 10 show the wreck OF
The l.icbcnfcla constituted - possible
menace TO navigation Of the channel
leading TO the United States navy-yard
Mt Charleston.
The Liehcnfcls began to simk on the
night Of January 81. The plight Of tic
irciShtcr WAS observed carly on Feb
ruar% by two tugs. but an offer of
assistance was refused BY Chief Of
ticcr Lublien, il was stated. on the
ground that Captain klattenhoff was
not OH board. The Licbcnfcls. which
lad been tied up at Charleston since
the war began is being noated under
supervision Of United States Army en-
Eiuccrs
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Italy Honors Two L. $. Doctors.

ROME, March l0.-The King Of Italy
mas conferred the title Of commenda-
tore on two American physicians of
Italian origin, Dr. George Ccrio and DIR.
Lorenzo LAMBERT. both OF New York.
who volunteered TO do army hospital
work at the beginning of the war.
While in Rome these two physicians
opened a hospital on the Via Nomcn-
tana and otherwise assisted in the care
OF italian wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Killed In uoIIcr ,Ii,,.

Pulaski VA. March a. - Jcsse
Ward. colorcd. aged fifteen years. died
to-day from injuries received by be-
ins caught on shaft at the Dublin
Roller Mills. IIo and companion
were gathering corn cobs In the base
Ilnent when Il setscrcw caught his
clothing and hurled him around until
the machinery was stopned. Both legs
and an arm wero broken, He died In
four hours. mover resaining conscious
ness.
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I.cc-t:nrlicr.
ial 10 Tho ,rimes.Disnat,.h

Especial 10 Tho Times. DisDatch.I
FREDER ICESBURG, VA. March 9
John Il. Lee and Miss Mamie Garner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Garner,
of Spotsylyunia County. were married
at Spotsylvania yesterday. Rev. Frank
Holland. OF the Methodist Church. per-
forming tho ceremony The couple
will make their homo in SpotsyIvania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
The Boy Scouts
in Richmond and Virginia

To-day the people OF Richmond arc
expecting TO turn opt in large mum
bcrs TO receive the Iiowitzcrs, who
VIII bc home some time this after
noon. Tho Richmond Scouts have been
called out in large numbers ~ welcome
The iiowitzcrs home aud to assist In
holding lack tho crowd. The Scouts
have hccu ordered TO report AT head
quarters. II North Eighth street. one
hour before tho train arrives ia full
uniform aud with siaH.
Frank \. .;rccnliawk, Of Rock Hail.
Md. well known to tn. Richmond
scouts a. Big Hawk" has accepted
a position a. Scout executive OF Will
lnington, Del. 10 succeed Charles Cur
ncy. who resigned. Mr.. Grccnhawk
WAS the popular camp director of the
Richmond scouts last season. and in
this capacity won the love and adj ;
nIiration OF all. While il viii bc :.
severe blow 10 Scouting locally TO lose
Mr.. Grecmhawk, still every Scout will
be glad TO know that he is actively
engaged throughout the year IL this
service.
Home From Washington.
The 200 Richmond Scouts and scout
officials who attended the Inaugural
tion returned 10 Richmond late Tues
day evening, where q hearty welcome
Was awaiting them Tired and foot
sore. but happy. tho trip was pro-
nounccd the best ever Perfect mill
tary order Was followed throughout
the entire trip. which won for the
scouts first place. Every Scout who
did not 20 missed a fine trip
on account Of the bad roads. tho
camp supper 10 have been given at
Scout Commissioner Durrctt's ca bin on
the James, has been postponed for two
weeks.
y very important meeting Of tho
Scout Masters club will bc held on
Tuesday evening Of next week. Scout
h"aduuartcrS. o'clock. President
Waifcrd Is very anxious that the mem
bcrs report on time.
Mig Conference.
Tho big scout conference 10 he held
III Richmond viii nc May :. 1 and =
l."rnc w. Barclay. head OF the cduca-
'ional department At national head
quarters, has liked this date and VIII
III "A icw days issue Invitations 10 every
scout official throughout the South to
attend This viii be by far the great
cs, Scout gathering ever held south
ot New York, and the Richmond Scouts
aud Scout officials arc earnestly re-
auestcd To- have their troops in nnc
shape. More drills and a keencr OBJ
ScrNancc Of tho plan OF conducting
Scout meetings are requested. Every
Scout aud Scou; official Will be re-
aucs,cd 10 wear their uniforms to
Scout meetings, and frequent inspcc-
tons viii he made
Captain Fuller has hoen iustructius
the Scouts Of Troop along map read
Ing and has arranged practical work
IN the open as soon AS the weather
permits.
Scout Master q. l.. Woodhouse. OF
SUFFOLK visited the local Office yes
tcrday.
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spenls. to NorfoIk Teachers,

Jcssc IT. 'Inford, second assistant
superintendent of Richmond Schools
will make an address before the Nor /.
folk City Teachers Association this
morning. Flc made talk before the
Norfolk Federation of Mothers Clubs
at the Marry High School last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
INCOME ABOVE 100000
Figures Completed in Chicago SHOW
-Four individuals With Zig
Yearly UcNcnuc.
Thy 4 ssociutcd Press.

CHICAGO. March a.--incomc tax
figures being compiled arc said TO
show four Chicago individuals. three
Of them members Of ono family. and
three estates. with incomes Of $1,000
low:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
Aliens Foot.Ease Ior the Troops

Many war zone hospitals have ordered
Aliens Fout-Ease, the antseptic powder
for use among the troops. Shaken into the
shoes and sprinkled in tho foot bath. Al
lens Foot: Ease gives rest and comfort
vents vents the feet getting tired or foot-sore
DruE and Department Stores everywhere
sell II. sc. Don't accept any substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10
,uot.yI,anin Farm brings sI.,5oo.

Especial to Tho Times Dispat ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG re. VA. March O.
George w. Helm, Of this city. has sold
his farm iC Spo;sylvnnia County, three
miles from this city. TO Clarence y.
Jones. or Spotsylrania County, for
$4,000,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-10

Others are said To have incomes above
the million mark in tho form of div
idends from corporations which them
selves pay the tax.
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TNSSM
) SOCIETY &
N&0N

Or much interest to society here and
throughout the State is the wedding
u Miss Elizabeth wir, Washing ton.
laughter Of aIrs. Agnes Writ WASH
hStoh and tho late George Washing
on. to Charles Wexford Bowie. son
Pr Mrs. Sophie Corbin Bowie and the
ate Eugene Bowie, of Caroline Conn
The ceremony took place ut
clock Thursday evening at Colonial
'each in the home Of the brides
cousins. Mr. and Mrs George Mason.
nc drawing rooms wcrc arranged with
id-fashioncd garden flowers and light
candles. and the ceremony took
Diacc before an improvtsed altar Of
white blossoms and trailing vines Rev.
" Homilly. rector Of Oak Grove
Episcopal Church. ofi:iatcd.
The bride wore quaint wedding
gown Of soft white mcssainc finished
WIN silver, and her Veil Of illusion
wa. fastened with orange blossoms.
Nrs. Garland James. who Was her sis
yer dame OF honor. wore !, gown of
pink chiffon over white not Eugene
bo"ic. Of Caroline County. was best
man.
After the ceremony. reception was
EVEN at "Canhcliton.' the home Of
Mrs Rowic. ana Mr. and Mrs Euwi,.
'f, later for short wedding jour
'"y. They viii he at home on the,r
return at Midway" Caroline county
~" bride Is granddaughter Of the
.atc william Writ. Of "Wir,lauds,"
W"stmoroland County. and Richmond.
and tho groom /" "a grandson IL the
i"tc James Parkc corhin. or Moss Ec.k
and LancviliC. lie is a brother Of Mry
william \ Shepherd. of Richmond who
was among the guests from distance
attending the wedding
IsenxIey-Wood.
Major and Mrs Jaucg Bailey wood
announcc tho engagement and an
OF ipi leu, q,
ter. Florence AdcIia. - John Maddox
beazlcy The wedding viii lie ccIc-
hratch quietly on April 10.
Frntcrnity smoker.
RMS evening At $50 o'clock the Eho
IN Chapter ~ tho fraternity mi Gam
ma Delta. viii give n smoker 10 its
members and alumni. The affair viii
take pinco at the University Club.
AZ Club Dance.
pretty entertainment OF this wcot
was the informal supper dance given
~ thc Westmcrcland club ThursIa,.
n'ns from -" TO 10" o'clock. Sew
Graz small parties were entertained
ana additional guest came later for
hahcinr. after tho performance Il; Tho
.rhdcmS. The tables ware decorated
WIN J"nHu'ls. ;ulips and narcissus
and an "rc!,ehtrs played duriuy ,I,c
'N'hinG some Of the guest. prcscnt
were,
Miss Gene n,ct c.n ~ a. s.,o
Ms &; a cahou Mrs. v. " s nfce
Mis- Marion spic.- Gci :. 4 ,Iihcr.,,
ME- mmary T,,eyio;. Major lance Graves
M;ssS nannci liguhart Captain Bowie.
Henry Ei.t; '''o" III Hrs S %S,tis
Dr Bnvcri, f: rr.t naj"r !, l.aur Stern
S NJ. heEeriey Tucker Donald Ki"hards.
NJ NJ Mead. spic"r james l. Anderson
Waiting Relative.
,,.,, ~. iohe cutler Ma, lcf, Tuesday to