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The Washington times., 1917-02-05
VIII Speak on "Furs.,

A meeting of the Home Economics
Association will be held in the audi
torium at Woodward & Lothrop's at
{ rs o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when
Miss Zirkin will talk on "Furs."
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
To Elect Ofncers.

The board of governors of the Re-
tail Merchants Association, at a
meeting tomorrow night, will elect Of
ficers for the coming year.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05

A meeting Of Kallipolis Grotto drIn
corps will be held at TI2 Twelfth
street northwest. Monday evening,
February ..
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
To Form Association.

4 meeting of Acacia fraternity
will be held in club room d of the
Y. NJ. c. A. at s o'clock this evening
to form an alumni association.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05

A lecture on 'Life's Master Vibra-
tioHs," will be given by Dr. Louise
Cults Powell at the Portland Hotel.
at o'clock tonight
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
LOCAL. MENTION.
GOES TO DETROIT.

An old customer and friend OF our house
has gone to Detroit to live and has left with
us to sell his beautiful upright piano. This
piano is IN perfect condition. Tone and case
like new. VIII take SEQ cash or $40 on time.
Payments, $40 cash and "a per month. See
this wonderful bargain right away at +. p.
Culley & Sons, SO llth st. N. W., Washing
ton, d. G.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05

Swift e. Company's sales Of beef IN
Washington. ID. g, for the week end
ing Saturday, Feb. 2. averaged a. fol
lows: Domestic beef. 1917 cents per ID.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
school Body To Meet.

A meeting OF the public schools
committee of the Washington Board
OF Trade will be held at the McKin-
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
Loyal Legion Women Meet.

A meeting of the Legion OF Loyal
Women is to be held at o'clock this
evening at the Raleigh Hotel
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
To Tell "FnIry Tales

IAN evening of Fairy Tales" will
be given by the Story Tellers' League
at the Raleigh Saturday night
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
@HRRkNS%#
Test 1t For Yourself

If you are wearing glasses
with ordinary "flat" lenses
you get distinct and comfort
able vision only when looking
directly through the centers of
the lenses.
Test it for yourself. Hold
your head rigid and look at
some object at one side. This
forces your eyes to look
through the sides. of the
lenses. Possibly your eyes will
adjust themselves so as to get
a fairly distinct image, but
they will feel uncomfortable
because of the exertion re-
quired in that adjustment.
With toric lenses, however,
you can see through every
part with equal distinctness
and comfort. Bring us your
oculist's prescription and we
will grind a pair of toric
lenses in accordance with it.
GL-iuske Optical Company
eolu1HpN guILpns l4zsH " srNrrI M
aCoOH@
The Washington times., 1917-02-05

Glasses in troop leadership OF the
High SCHOOL, Cadets are scheduled to
begin today.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05

ley Manuary Training School Friday
afternoon at IL o'clock.
The Washington times., 1917-02-05
Mnaic and nannInn

Music and Dancing
Every evening, $50 to s o'clock at
the Sterling Hotel. 18th & E SITS. NV.
Table d'hote dinner. 75c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Don't STAY
GRAY

Tint Your hair TO the shade desired
ration * far superior tn any mixture
that contains henna. sulphur, silver.
lead or similar prcpai ations
There ~ no danger OF an itching or
roiSoncu scalp whru YOU use "Rruwna-
tone. for this simple preparation posI-
lively contains no lead. mercury. silver.
sulphur. zinc. anilinc. coal-tar pro-
ducts or their derivatives You Just
brush or comb II into the hair and.
presto your gray hairs Instantly dis
nppc'.r-- your hair is II beautiful and
unifoim color throughout--thc ends
ar" "S dark rs tho balance and YOU
have any shade desired from n light
brown TO n black Just u moments
touching up once a month and no
one can ever detect il.
No rubbing or washing off-no fad
ing.
Prepared in two shades--ome to pro-
ducc golden OF medium brown, the
other. dark brown or black: Two sizes
=: cents and $i.OO
We Will send absolutely free. for a
short time only, sample bottle OF
Brownatonc" il YOU will send us your
name and address accompanied by 1oc
to hrlp pay postage and packing. No
samples AT dealers. This offer is made
for YOU to try ..RrownHtonc" Hair
stain. and md for your self just how
superior II is 10 all SO-callcd dyes
combs. etc. The Ecnton Iharmaca |
Go" '36 Coppin Bldg. Covincton. Ky.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond by-
Tragic Drug Co. Grants Drug Co. and
other leading Lcalcrs.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
HEATHSVlLLE

Special I" The Times Dispatch !
uEATHSNll.LE. VA. May &C. y
Reed Of EaedViic. was recently AT
potomolic City. Md attcndinc the
launching OF the new schooner. Charles
NJ Struvcn. Mrs II. w. Randolph and
little son. Reed. accompanied Mr.. Reed
on his return from Richmond and are
spending some time in Eeedville.
MIR. and Mrs. Claihorn Corsa have
recently taken an apartment At Hotel
northumberland. Election
Miss Johnson. OF suffolk. formerly
of the Heedvile Hish school faculty.
is visiting Miss Mildred Lee carter, OF
that faculty.
T.. Hugh Smith and his mother, Mrs.
Lloyd I. Smith. Of ''Sunnysidc. were
recent visitors in Reedviile
Mr. and Mrs. Wilhcrt ~ Edwards
and Miss Daisy Saunders arc at home.
in Election. from their winter In Bal
timorc.
Miss Laura Crow,her. Of Water
View near Tibitha. has gone for an
extended visit 10 friends and rela-
iives III Baltimore.
Mrs. Bonner. Of Kilmarnoch Is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. Thomas l.. Cock
rell. At Melville" near Lillian
T. Il. Perkins, from the South side.
was "a week end guest in Eeedville
Miss Jennie Robertson OF near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LAWRENCEVlLlE

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
LAW VA. May a.-Mr
and Mrs. Harrison Turnbull and dauch-
ter. OF Norfolk. and Mrs. william,
Vaughan and daughter. OF South Eos-
ton. who have been tho guests OF k"h-
crt Turnbull. have returned {" their
homes.
Miss Harric, Derby Snow. of Eich-
mond. spent the weekend at St An
drcw's rcctory.
Miss Phyllis Baylcy. OF South IIili
was the week end guest OF her rarcnts.
MIR. and Airs. i. !. Baylcy
MIR, and AIRS. 4. c. Strohcrkcr. lr..
spent Sunday with relatives in Peters
burg.
William Evans. OF South Boston. was
the guest of his sister. Miss Maylcr
Evans. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Lashlcy. Miss lso-
bel cauthoru aud Miss Josie Hatcher
spent sunday with Mrs. L, y. Short AT
Krcss
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones aud Mrs.
l. !. Pond. Of Petersburg. motorcd I"
I.awrcnccvillc or Monday and spent the
day with Mrs. :. n. short
Mrs James Mallory. Jr.. and children
have been visiting relatives ut Bui,cr-
worth.
Rev. and Mrs \. T. Gray. Sr.. who
have been spending Il week ut clarks-
willie have returned 1" The -. I'm
drew's rectory.
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Smith aud 'iau: h
ter. Emily. returned on Wednesday
from visit {" relatives AT Milton.
y. T.
william Lewis. who has hccn quite
i'll at his homo with typhoid fever, is
better.
Or. and Mrs. Bonnet. OF Richmond.
have arrived in Lawrcnceriilc TO make
their home. rr. Bonnet. in connection
with irr Frank Mallory. Will have
charge OF The new hospital which is 10
he opened soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Boston. both amateur champions: r. L.
Woodward. president OF the National
GOLF Association IN 1856. and DR..
John Frceland. OF New York. Many
golf lovers arc taking breakfast and
luncheon at the Casino. spending the
entire day there.
Lady Williams Taylor. of Montreal.
! who has been spending "a month at tho
, Grccnbricr. has introduced the Eng :
lish game OF badminton to White Sui
nhur springs. and gave. while here
several hadminton parties at the
copeland lIill tennis court. adjoining
her cottage. She. with her sister. Mrs.
ri. Hcnsliaw, and Miss Margaret Hen
shaw. of Montreal. has left for New
York to spend Il few days there before
returning TO Canada and Williams Tay
Tor is planning to spend the summer
AT Murray Bay. Canada.
~ II. Leach. the New York banker.
who offered to raise and equip a COM
pany of infantry or cavalry about
Orange. y. j.. an offer speedily ac-
ceptcd by Governor Edge. subject to
the approval of the War Departments
IS AT the Greonhrcr
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Slocum are en-
ter;aininE MIR. and Mrs. l.. Z. NJ. Slocum
and John \. Siorum. of Chicago at
tho C-ccnbricr.
Mrs. Charles II. ps;on has returned
TO New York. and has arranged with
Mrs. j. howard Slocum to distribute
among Grccnbricr guests gray yarn
and knitting needles for all who care
to knit articles for the allies. the cost
of materials being horne by Mrs. Dit
son through her special allies post
card fund.
George Il sheldon and Frederick II.
Won Stadr are paying their annual
sprns Nis,; 10 tho Grccnhricr. Mrs. !.
y. Monett and Mrs. oakley Barker. ~
New York. motorcd hcUc from Virginia
Hot Springs on Saturday 10 spend the
day. Baron Roscnkrans motorcd a
party OF mon friends over from Hot
Springs on Saturday 10 play golf and
lunch.
Mrs Thornton Lewis gave tea a,
the Meadows OH saturday. among her
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
-. George. Miss Amy Lyman Phillips.
Miss Marian Wakefield. MIR and Mrs.
Robert AppletoN. OF New York; Mrs.
George + Reynolds. OF Grea; Neck.
l.. / Miss Julia Culher;. Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Lewis and Master Thornton
Lewis. of san Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis took a large party on their
nr.vatc car 20 attend The wedding or
their son. Lawrence. 10 Miss Louise
Wiss. OF WllminCior NC. on Thurs
day They are giving q house party a.;
the Meadows on their return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Herbert have
EoYe to Rockville. Md. where they OK
pect to pass the summer with their
SON law and daughter. Mr.. and 1Irs.
Charles w. fieall.
MIR. and Mrs. John Thwaitc enter
tanned at reception OH Monday even
ing I'm honor OF their daughter. Mrs
Grover II. Setback. whose marriage
took place recently In Washington.
Miss Eva Faulkner has returned from
visit OF several weeks to friends In
Washington.
Mrs II. q. Spencer and two children
have returned from visit to relative.
in Maryland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
SUFFOLK

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. May Miss Eta
Morrison Was hostess ON Saturday Ia
the members of the Auction Bridge
Club al an attractive party given n
the home OF Airs. l.. l.. Jordan.
Mrs. Lee Britt left on Monday TO at
tend u meeting Of Tho board OF mis-
sions OF the Southern Methodist Church
at Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Nurncy have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at homo on Franklin street.
Il :. Freeman, Of. Richmond. has con
cludcd q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. :
Thomas
William L.. Hcartwcll. OF Lawrence
willie. Va. formerly of Suffolk. is in
tho city on business
Mrs l.. q. Ncblrt;, Of Rocky Mount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
DURHAM

Special t" rhe Times pspatch
DURHAM. y G.. May Durham
this week entertained the North caro-,
lima Federation Of Wumcn's Clubs
which was attended Ivy about 200 dele
gates FROM all parts OF the state pur-
ng the four days. between the bus
ness sessions. many beautiful scotia
functions were rendered the visiting
guests.
In aud Mrs, II. {. Tulmnu. OF Van.
dcrhilt University. were recent Dur.
ham Visitors. OH their way Ia Nash
Vile. Tenn. from Chapel liill. where
pr To.man has been dclivcrinS II Sc
rics If lectures.
Mrs. ~ L, Adkins has gone +,
Eirhnond, {" Nisi, her sister Sh,
VIII also visit her brother At Grove
Va before returning home
Mr. and Airs. X. u. Cowan anncunc,
IA" 'nSaS"mcn; "f their daughter Miss
Sarah Asc t"wau t" James Henry
bardcn. OF l'armvillc. y. G. 'rhc mar
riaGe Will take place in Junc. in st
thiiip'S Church. this city.
Ernest Williams has returned to
l.yuchhurs. Va, after visiting in this
city.
Mrs. $. .. Riley has returned from
l.aurinburr. y. T.. where She spent a
week visiting her mother, Mrs. * c
covinSton
Mrs. C. ~ Hcnn ot Norfolk. VA. is
tho guest OF Airs Wallace L.. Sccman
on North ManSum street
Mr.. and Mrs. u. =. McAllistcr. VIII,
have hccn visiting Captain and Mrs
J. II. REM. on East rrttiSrcw Street
have returned 10 their homo in Coium,
bia. =. G.
Mrs. l.. y. p:bhrcu. Of panNillc Va.
who has been vis.tiu. her mother. Mrs
X. &. Glass. has returned home.
Mrs. /. w. Vaughan has returned
from visit IL New York city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

\. g. is the guos, OF MIR. and Mrs. J.
H. Nohlcu In Hall Place.
John =. Schrcll. OF Norfolk. WAS In
the city on Tuesday.
Man Lockwood. formcL manager OF
III" Suffolk branch OF the Southern Gas
electric Company. now OF ulucnoid. w.
Va" spent Tuesday with his friends i'm
Suuoik.
Mrs. NJ. W. Lloyd. who has been with
her brother. w. H. Nurney. who is
sick, has returned to her home in Rich
mou,l.
Miss Etia Richards was hostess to
tn" members Of her sunday school
class at an attractive party at her
HON" on Pearl street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

MISS WAITING-I cant ece wh,
You rcUidn Ge' the zint"re Tor max.
store. In case you 4tlll hove Jiri.
Guilty. SIMPLY mail tho price. ntty cent.
20 Sccrct*rN 10 Nalc~hA Sgrat.
Thompson Bldg Chicago and II vii
hc sent TO YOU at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

extended visit to relatives In Wash
mKton and Richmond.
Mrs. l.. Il. Derrick and her two chill.
drcn have gone to Roanoke. Va. after
visit OF several weeks to tho formers
father. NJ. W. Ercmcr.
Mrs. Walter r. Gore has been visit
linz friends this week In Washington.
Mrs. III. &. Shcetz Is visiting relatives
ut GnithcrsburE, Md.
Mrs. john Duer has returned to BAL.
tinorc. after visiting ut the homo OF
Mrs. Robert r. Barton.
Miss Qucenie Carson has returned
from visit to friends I'm Richmond.
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ARVONlA

Especial 70 The Times pispatch.l
ARNONIA. VA. May Mrs. Robert
FNidua gave a musicale in the Masonic
Hall on Monday night 10 the friends
OF her music class a; the high school
After the various numbers had been
rendered. dancing was INDUCED III for
several hours
Colonel Albert Terrell member Of the
state Prison Board WAS a visitor in
Richmond and At the state Farm on
Monday.
MIR and Mrs. George SA;terdeld were
visitors in Richmond this week. TAX
ing their daughter. Helen. with them.
Ny and Mrs Plummer I. Jones
motored 10 Cartcrsvile on tuesday.
where they attended tho marriage OF
Miss Mary Garter Eucku.r, "a James
Albert Elackmon. Of Alabama. They
were entertained al the home OF Miss
Maria Eroun.
Rev, Hugh II. hudson preached the
baccalaurcatc sermon Of the Arvona
High Schoo. in the Presbyterian Church
here on sunday night.
Miss Fanton. who has beer on a
visl; 20 the family OF her brother. Ar
thur i'anion, here. has returned 10
her home in Southampton County.
Hunter Mcguire puNal son OF the
late AlcNander DuNa'. has resigned his
position as station agent here. and
VIII CnIlSt Tor fGtN III the 1hlleu
states Army. lie studied military tao
ties ~ the Virginia polytechnic In
stitutc.
Mrs. Alice Nicholas Williams. Mex
andcr Williams, Miss Lila DuNal and
Richard Evans motored To Richmond
on Friday.
REV and Mrs Robert Wcrur Tag
wei, NJ Mount Zion, visited friends
here this week.
Mrs. J. Cahcl Boswell and Miss
blanche boswell visited Richmond this
week.
Misses Edith and Miriam Pitts spcn,
several days this week visiting reia :
tivcs In Sco,tsvillc. Va.
Norman Hughes son % " VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.


MARIA 7 accept your thaoEs
for tho glorious miraclc which YOU
state happened 10 Your skin Sow as
10 head wash, adyis" a@ains, using
SOAP or tho many shampoo@ sold be-
cause AZ III" alkali they contain. This
dries w heir secrctionS Get ceEol
"a, the drug st"r" and dissolve = tea
spoonful 81 il ~ half cup Of water
You can -ct enough o@Gol for twenty
FIVE cents t"r . dozen or more head
washes. /; is magic IN cleansing hair
and scalp
MISS + . Nj slmpathizc with
rou.-hmt that's all YOU got from ordi-
nary face credms,-morc wrinkles. Try
this skin rciuVen"tor Of mine. ~ j. Il
Vcritablc wonder. | assure YOU. 'rowy
feet and month wrinkles Eill vanish in
~ hurry. Instead OF 80 YOU viii looH
more Ike 50. ana in q few week.
time il costs so littlc. Get TWO ounce:
Of cptol az the drug store and mis-
win Il tablespoonful Of Glyccrinc auC
hal' = pint OF water Sec how Guickl
the deep lines and hundreds of li;ti,
wrinkles viii digaDpcar and y"ur sI;iI
become Ilurnp aud youthful Ncyc
forget this secret. and always uee IL,
!IbcTuily, too. every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

hughes. OF this place. Will enlist IN
the American army.
Colonel a. l.. rit,s. Jr.. OF SCOTS
vile. visited his old home here. and
relatives I'm New Canton on Tuesday
OF this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Now Just Watch Your
"UVNlI IOdl
Hair Grow"
And You Can sta! Looking Young,
Too. and Have Beautiful Hair--O.
It's SO Easy:" Says Naicska
Suratt, Our Great stage
BEAUTY.

-, use appliances Tor Developing the
rEst They always do more harm than
Eood %obedy esn promiSe you That
aHr particular case BIt II vow want
- - nc best 'nlne 6no"n and some
'HtU- which ought 20 90 The work. aud
-n-' = 81" get TWO ounces Of rncton.
~ The drug Ttor" and mix with half
Up a s1:ar in half PINT ri water
"a, 40 tea5?rorfgis Of th!s aftc"
ear:i !nca! and On re'IrinG.
Miss rlTs-Here s. something tina,
.>tlr*! Derspiratior in the armpits.
- "lil -@.c yoUr garments. too. ana
--rre1c many embarrassment. Sim
PIP fnri1kie hylroiized tale in the
de-tg, sr,fele for Tie purpose ana any,
df32 sore can .ep."lT. you.
Han1nnrE st -rf;' call,ues- ig
.r "La; ms faco powder made after
"y own fovWui- Us meant 20 prevent.
i.t- pr"a"- " tn" finest possible. ~
MOST Invisible and STAYS On bcar.ti-
tINE j. e now toid ~ dru= stores
tr~ ft'T c"r'+. n T-Ti. Hhiio and bru-
f"t;" 'lr's and c@iled "Nalesha SUI
Ia't Face Fp"a.T
MHs 9 r III >ou wau, 10 SIC
s?m"thlns startling h*ppen 20 those
and 'ub ne blac.hcads wi.h it Tor =
'ew momcu's. Then look m the MIR
r"r ana find the b': and lit'l~ BLACK
h'edt gone There b. nothing els.
known that VIII do ,hia 90, thc
"ero~in IT any drug s'orr.
MISS HAIRY This is the only
.cnsihl" way 10 rcfnov" those ltairs
from your upp"r lip ana. In fact from
any Part ~ the. BODY no matter how
d"lic"t@ y rs foolish ~ burn" them
OF. injurinE and spottiuG the SKIN
solution. secured from the drug srorc
TINS viii actually dissolve aHav tho
hairs completely and leave the stir
Supcrh'y s"f, and smooth
you couldn sei tho z.ntone for ma,,
ing my skin hcautiner At ~. drug
store In case you a,li hove dni.
Guilty, simply mail tho price ntty cent.
80 "SccrctarN 20 NalceEa Sgr.tt.
Thompson Bldg chicago and il, v.,l
nc sent TO YOU at once.
GLOEIOuS-This formula is one :.
my t"nd-by.. and 1t viii ho ynur.
too. know Nothing in The vorl.
can *urpass 81 as a aEin bc;,u,ifrcr. m,
dear. kEO" ~ to he q fact e.. mi,
lnI on" ounce "f zintouc. secured g,
IN" nus store. with two tabIcst,oou
. tuIS OF FlEccrinc in 4 pint Of vr,t.1
10 form cream YOU haN" = real mar
: Vel for beauty making Those mo,
= VIII lcaN" Your checks. muhdiu"sg wil
! VANISH and ia its place you Win noon
very soon IaNr Il compile xiou Thar III
rose ltSen VIII envy. Just try u.-AdN
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WINCHESTER

iSnccial to The Times DispatchI
WlNCliESTEt. VA. May 5.--Ars
Richard Evelyn BYRD has gone on an
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
TO SAVE YOUNG CATTLE
AND TO BUY MORE BREEDING
AND BEEF CATTLE.
Two Urgent Appeals Sent Out to Colo
RADIO Stockmen by Council OF
Defense.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Two urgent appeals to
Colorado cattle growers are being
made by the Colorado Council of De-
fense. One is that they buy more
breeding and beef cattle; the other,
that they save their young cattle.
The live stock survey board OF the
council has found that many live
stock men, fearing that prices for cat
tie will decline next year, are selling
their young stock and that others are
selling because they wish to sell their
hay at the present high prices.
Careful investigation by the board
has convinced it that both the prices
for live stock and for live stock feeds
of various kinds will be very good
during 1918 and probably for several
years afterwards, says A. E. de
Ricqles, chairman of the board. The
growers will make money by feeding
their hay to their stock.
The committee on markets OF the
council is urging all cattle growers
who can to seize advantage of the op-
portunity now offered in Texas, New
Mexico, Wyoming and Montana to OBJ
tain breeding and feeding stock.
Drought, shortage of hay and of water,
is forcing growers in the others states
to sell at very reasonable prices.
Colorado has a surplus of hay and can
absorb much of this stock. Many
growers are already buying, cars be-
ing assured them by the National Car
Service Commission. w. H. Kerr,
chairman of the committee, has COM
plete details regarding herds for sale
at the office of markets, Custom House
building, Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Peabody's Body Laid to Rest.

Canon City.-The body OF former
Gov. James H. Peabody, who died at
Denver, was laid to rest in Lakeside
cemetery here. Immediately upon its
arrival in Canon City from Denver,
the body of Gov. Peabody was con-
veyed to the Christ Episcopal church,
where the services for the dead were
read by the Rev. Don Frank Fem,
rector of the congregation. The fu-
neral cortege was one of the longest
ever seen in this part of the state.
Masons had charge at the grave, 200
members of that order being in at
tednance from Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Canon City and other
towns.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Anderson Holds Mines Presidency.

Denver.-Victor C. Anderson won a
decision in his fight to retain the Of
flee of president of the State School
of Mines in the District Court at
Golden Judge Harry S. Glass, while
not passing on the questions as to Al
derson's fitness for the office or
whether he had been legally employed
by the board of trustees, held that
the president of the School of Mines
is not public office within the mean
ing of the statutes and that conse-
quently his right to the place could
not be tested by quo warranto pro-
ceedings.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Pinto Bean Prices Not Affected.

Denver = Notice was sent to all
county chairmen of the State War
Council that the price of tx cents a
pound for beans fixed by the army
and navy for carload shipments from
jobbers up to Nov Is, does not apply
to Colorado pinto beans. The govern
ment has not fixed the price of beans
and does not intend to do so, the
chairmen were informed.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Commission 1856 coIoradoans Officers

Denver-One hundred and thirty
five Colorado men were awarded COM
missions in the army at the conclusion
of the second officers training camp
at Fort Sheridan, Ill. The list is head
ed by Philip S. Van Cise and Robert
B. Bosworth, both of Denver; Frank
C. Merriall of Fruita and Wallace G..
Shapcott of Colorado Springs, all of
whom were given commissions as ma
jors-Van Cise in the infantry and
the other three in the artillery.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
NEWS To DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
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The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Coal HEAVIER Drowned.

Breckenridge.-A scow near the
French Gulch Company's dredger
turned over and Harold Roberts. late
of Leadville. was drowned
The Colorado statesman., 1917-12-01
Despondent Woman Attempts suicid,

Pueblo-Reports from st. Mary's
hospital said that Miss Pearl Hender-
son, 81 years old, who came here from
Salt Lake City in search of health.
and who attempted to end her life in
a rooming house, probably would re-
cover.