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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
oponinr Concert ana Sail.

Last evening "a, .Nri"u society. ~
Its club rooms or Tw"nty-::rst stree.
held It's grand opening concert and bail
OF me season. \ program delightful IN
tt every number was heard which was
arranged oy Mr.. Harry Schrnc!ch"i 10
hSdes the Arion society there were taking
Fart, Miss Dora Nrim!asNr Miss ADJ
..IAtde Shockey. Miss Narc..lia Srtt"rt. Mr..
ID. Cngaru. Major Eddie kea-ns and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Miss Frabell Ertertains

Last evening at the home OF her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F'raheil or
IN, South Side. Hiss Mildred Frabell
entertained u number Of her friends with
4 Halloween party. Ea> mouse W7S
attractivrly decorated in the colors or
the season. and dancing fortn"d the di-
version fnr The guests. and at lat"
hour dainty refreshments were served
:, tho following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

MessrS Edward and Harry SchmsicheI
Following the concert. dancing Was In
duyed in 70 tho accompaniment o: Bach
MAINS orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
JEAN REDINI'S 40 THIEVES"

\ huriHSGlI.- ir:iy"~tN II nI"rr than as
unl ur'rI VIII l." 'h'' "iirrIu:: az iI''
Court theatre. li..NI I"n'lH:. lrl'SdHI aud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
Host to Friends

In response 70 invitations issued !as'
week 4 numb"r Of young people ""r''
IT,. guests OF Louis Bud FArrel at Il
tTaiInYe'sn party gwen at has home III
thu. East End Wednesday evening.
Halloween trivnlitiss mad" merry
time for tn. guests while the surround
irrS were quit. appropriate with d"cora-
rims of q Halloween nature. Dancing,
gaines and music we-" enjoyed at the
u>t.al hour and aided materially IN
rounding on, 4 very pleasantly spent
..yrninx At L >"aS"nabie hour l"nch.
ION was Scrr.d which afforded real
iinllGws"n delight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01

Misses
Margare; Lewis Clara Russell
l.:leu Emblem. Man:ar"t HartleE
I:r,c,. Oliver lI2Zrl Wallace
lSa bal Welch katherln" noet-
Alma Mil wood
Ruth Russell Kathryn Riddle
M"ssrs.--
p:v:ilr NoellinEtr John ketfer
.i"hu Hewitt Ellsworth Shart
t.auI Eurrcr Edmund Pedman
Norbert QuilligAn Frank Nau
john Jacobucci Louis tarreN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-01
MISSIONARY SPEAKS

additional Society on Page Thres.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
DURHAM

Special 10 the Times Dispatch
DURHAM. y. G.. November 1.-THE
social activities Of Durham are some
what suspended this week. most OF the
clubs having postponed their meetings
for week. giving place 10 the sS5.-
o0".""0 campo ign for the Y. NJ. c. a.
which is NOW being wageG here with
enthusiastic success.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Il Lyon. Miss Helen
NOEL. OF Danvile. Va, sister OF Mrs.
Lyon. and Eric johnson have returned
from AN extended fin 10 New York
city. The trip Was made in Mr. Lyons
car.
At her home on Third Street Tues
day evening. Mrs. Il. y. Wilson enter
tanned the College Students Life Com
mi;tec. Mrs K. y. Wilson. Mrs. Frank
&. Brown and Mrs. - L. liornaday.
from the Campus club and two repre-
sentativcs elected from each class
formed the committee.
Miss Lucy NJ Stolcs has returned
from "a visit 10 MIR. and Mrs. l.. y. Duke.
in New York city.
Mrs. r {. Fisher and little SON,
Thomas Fisher. OF Salisbury. and Mrs.
W. +. Ellis. OF Trinity. are visiting Mrs.
Charles Robbins on Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Green have
returned from their bridal trip TO
Northern cities.
Mrs. j. +. Leak. of Greensboro. is
visiting Mrs +. :. WcStbrook At the
Parrish Place.
y reception Will bo given Thursday
evening by the members Of the First
Baptist Church TO their pastor Or. g.
-. Cav, who will return from his bridal
"trip.
the guest of Mrs. Sidney Minor.
Miss Josephine Piatt entertained the
members OF her knitting club Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Is. I. Glass is on a visit TO her
daughter Mrs. l.. L. Dibbrell. III Dan
Miss FLORENCE Green is spending a
week in I.ynchburG. Va, with her sis
ter. Mrs. Earl Jordan.
Mrs. T. j. Anderson. OF winston
salem is in the city visiting her daugh-
Ter Mrs Charles {. smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
BON AIR

BON AIR. VA. November l7-siiss
Florence Chaplin. OF Richmond. WAS
with Miss Margaret Mcclure last week.
Mr.. stephens. OF Brooklyn. and Earl
Wood. OF New York. were guests Of
Colonel John Wood during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lsaacs. of iich-
mond. were here on Saturday.
Miss jamie Wood returned on Mon
day from Il short visit to Norfolk
Mrs. Joseph Johnston AID Miss Ida
Johnston were guests over SUNDAY Of
Mrs. Charles Dickson. in South Roston
MIR. Winriicld and Mrs. II. e. Gear
rant are with Mr.. and Mr" \. L. IIul-
derby Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Montague and
family left this week for Dumbartou.
Their future home.
Miss trith Green and Miss Lacy
Meade "pcrt several days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. james Gordon
Lieutenant \. *. IIoldarby Is home
for week With lis parents.
MIR. and Mrs Robert burlington were
III fredericksburg last week
The mission study class met at the
home OF Miss jamie Wood "Wednesday,
afternoon.
Dr. &. =. Mcclure is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs James r. Gillian, i'm LHnChhurc
Miss Clara Powers was the guest
OF friends in Richmond on Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Sycamore Street. taking tho civilian
relief course ut tho Home Service In.
stitute.
Thirty-hvc Of Rrunswick's rcpresen.
tative citizens met at the rooms OF the
BUSINESS Mems Association on Monda,
| afternoon and unanimously voted tc
raise. by means az Il canvass of the
| whole county, $500 as it's share of
the 100000 allotment of the State OF
virginia for tn. great l.. NJ. c. A
campaign among our boys in uniform
An executive committee was formed OF
the following mcuherS: J. y. Bark
ley. chairman. J. ID. ELAN. secretary
man; w. T.. Elnorc. \. Il. Gray. .Ir., II.
Lee Chambliss. w. =. PEBBLES. L. +.
Jolly.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Davic Of Rich
moud. spent the week-cnd with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Davie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Gibbs and family
motored TO Petersburg on Saturday and
spent the day.
Miss corneli Windcr. who has been
visiting al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. y. Lewis. left on Tuesday for :,
few days trip to Danvillc.
Mrs, y. u. Foushcc is visiting rcla-
tives in Bedford.
Rev. y. Is. Foushec spent a few days
this week attending the Methodist con-
terence in Lynchburg.
Russell Meredith. of Camp Lee. spent
The Weekend 1T his home in Lawrence
willie.
Mrs. W. l.. rrrc. Of Millvillc. spcn,
last week with her parents. Captain
aud Mrs. I. I. .\llen, ut Kcnbridgr
Miss fattic Prince Turnbull of Gin
ter l'arh. spent the Weekend at 'IIar-
II ony Grove the home Of her father
Sheriff X i. Turnbull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
CLIFTON FORGE

Special to The Times DisDatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. November IL
Mrs. Lizzie Lowe. of Roanc County,
w. Va. is visiting Mrs. {. II. Mann
X. Y. Van Horne has returned home
from an extended visit to Philadelphia.
New York and Vermont
Frank NJ. Tribct. OF Newport News
is here for an indefinite time.
Miss Eva Tatum has returned from
Louisa. where she went TO attend the
marriage of a former schoolmate, Miss
kiiburney Barrett.
Miss Blanche Morris is on Il visit to
relatives at Waynesboro, Va.
Miss Jennie Snead is in Danvillc.
where she will be the guest for some
time Of Mrs. b. V. Boothc.
Charles {. Henderson. who is Il
member of the signal corps at Fort
Meade. Md, is home on furlouEh.
DR. Fontaine Savage spent several
days in Ohio on business.
Mrs. s G. Sites is In Roanoke on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Mamie Bunch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Gallo High School, spent the week
end ut their respective homes ncul
Farnham.
Miss Mamie bradshaw was cm.er
tanned by Miss May Truitt at her
horne. near Lillian. recently.
Mrs. l.. W. Hcndlcy has returned to
her home. near Gallo. from Nnnti-
coke. Md. accompanied by her mcth-
er Mrs. Watson.
fr. and Mrs. j. {. French and chill
dr'n. ~ Fairpcv, recently visited n"ar
Cauao.
lndSon Nealc was homc from Camp
Ice recently.
Miss Dorothy snow. OF Kinsalc. who
Mass Sarah Randolph Brent. returned
lc her horne this week.
STUART Snow aud his wife arc IN
Baltimore for some days
NoHsoU Jones aud Robert ~ Brent
were visiting III Kiusalc this week
Mrs w Z Hathaway Of White
stone entertained 4, her homo "Enon
'i&'l' recently III honor ot Miss >
Ruin Sn''in 81 MARYLAND
Rev u : nriScon of Kilmarnock
Is in Baltimore assisting Rev. pr.
Holder - q '0cvl,Nc His daughter
Miss Gladys priScnli. accompanied, him
and VIII visit friends IN Baltimore for
some iiN.
Ho> ". Claybrook Will spend sew
oral months with his mother. near
l>ijuiarnoch.
near irvjnston. will spend ;hc Writer
n Ejchmoud with their son
y suruer Tor ;hc beucH; Of the
Northumhc-laud branch OF Red Cross
Will hc given in The Masonic Hall on
Thank giving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

who Is quite Ill ut the home OF another
daughter. Mrs. I. w. Lucado.
Mrs. l.. Smith. who has been here on
a visit to her son. J. II. Smith. loft
Tuesday for her home in Washington
accompanied by another son. \. O.
Smith.
Rev. H. Il. Leo. who recently resigned
as rector Of the Episcopal Church in
charlottesville. will occupy the pulpit
OF st. Andrews on Sunday.
Mrs J. = Adlmson. of Roanoke. who
has been on visit to her sister. Mrs.
Eugene Mathews. has returned home.
Harry and Fred Schermerhorn, OF
Detroit. arc on visit TO their sister.
Mrs. j. II. Callahan. At present they
are at Sharon Lodge hunting.
w T.. Powell and son. Forrest. have
left for their new home near Salem.
Mrs. Powell will join them after /,
few days visit to her daughter. Mrs.
l.. &. Mcclure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
GREENSBORO

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
GREENSBORO. y. e.. November IL
Airs. Bernard Cone was hostess to The
Tuesday Afternoon Euchrc Club this
week.
Mrs. G.. l.. Fritz, who left Friday
for New York, her future home, was
the honoree at a charming bridge party
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. w. s,
Davis.
Mrs. Il. y. Ellington entertained tho
l.. G. +. Sorosis club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Leila Wilkinson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Wilkinson. u. ~,
VILE. and II. L. Hardin. son of MIR.
and Mrs. J. a. Hardin. of this city.
were married in Rcidsville Mt the homo
Of the brides parents Wednesday.
The Magazine Circle met this week
at the home of Mrs. j. clyde Turner.
An unusually pleasing and we'll
selected program was rendered Mon
day cvaninE ut the first annual faculty
recital Of the music department of the
Greensboro College for Women. Those
appearing on the program were Miss
Carolyn Stcarnes. pianist: Robert Roy.
violinist. and Miss Marjorie Gask ms,
accompanies.
The Eutcrpe Club met Saturday af-
tcrnoon in Miss Laura Doub's studio.
This year the club is studying tho
work OF American composers and
american patriotic and tolk songs
Mrs. II. L. Justice has gone TO Chat
tanooEa to attend the national conven-
tion OF the l.. u. c. as delegate from
the local chapter.
Mrs. w. l.. Bynum entertained the
ladies of st. Andrews Church Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. L. Y.
Wootcn, who leaves soon to make her
home in Atlanta.
The Thursday Afternoon Book Club
Eril aft Al
Alderman.
Mrs. W. w. Conl<wright was hostess
at a charming bridge party Friday at
:. I.nul ~ eI = a q r. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
HEATHSVlLLE

Special to The Times Dispatch
IIEATlISNILLE VA. November H.
Dr. T.. Gordon Walk. "t Eundick. this
county. has moved to Taneicr to sue
as the only physician on the island.
Senator G. Harding Walker was in
Baltimore last week on business.
Roland Hall. WHO has been visiting
relatives here. has returned I" his
home. in Eastou. Pa
John Stith Brent has returned from
a visit TO his brother, Professor II.
Mason Brent a, Mcpouough school
near Baltimore.
Miss Irene Trucks, Of Roanoke. il
visiting in the home OF IT, W Gill.
near Avalon
Mrs. w * Reade OF near Lofts
burg. after yisi, To her sister. in
Loudcun County. and her dauEh'e; ana
son-in-law, in Washington, has re-
turned TO her home much improved
Mis-. +. Warren Edwards rc,en,ly
returned from Petersburg visited her
sister. Mrs. w l.. Rowe III lIauthS-
vile before going to he! home at
rlecton
Mrs. Enn," J"nes. OF Chicago. has
besm in lieaihsvil!e several days,
MrS McLyau. Of Mou,gomrry A!a..
Is the guest %. her parents. i.ev and
>n~ J. NJ. Greene AZ til. Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.
Mr.. and Mr., G@oree Walls" and
1H.shier l:!e"no" Of ropr SLAIN
Hory Week. nd CUES, 81 Senator ana
Nr- G u Walk"r.
ile,u! }Nalkcr :c ..,.y i4.,-G
.ri-uds IL Essex Co.aty
Misses Theima &t.ueLar.p Nary anI
r"HH'" pi1S"n who arc attending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
RsDFoRD NORMAL HELPS
Ay. N, c. A. WAR WORK
>Ssy,scsS1> aS,t! ksru,,, Contribute lib
t>yySti> ~ 81 GOO 900
Fund.
hNrECrl>G VISIT FROM BRYAN
Cummopcr Will lt>'turC. His sub
icCt 10 Rc Two Pictures; The
Mother and Her th,td and the
breaking uf Homc Ties


NAptckb' " NNN'SN'' '''- N''>''
MARGARET Flcnujkcn. Y. " &. y score
- ~, -,,,,r >,,.,.,, S....S ON
,,.
"'"'eS""H SP'"'
and student body on the movement III
Tho colleges 10 rails. $l.Upn.Cop for as
,. o., .,,,,,..,ir,, ,,-,,f, Is.
camps "t '''S ''""''H ''''"
IN Europe. The students and faculty
are waking a liberal ,ou,ributtCu in
S"P'''' ~ '"''
Ex-Governor =. l'VS' !''' u"
Thursday morning mao" AN Au"r'rS OH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
LAWRENCEVlllE
special to The Tumes-D!s

Special TO The Times D:SNatchI
LAWRENCENil.LE, VA. November
!7-M.s Winder Segar was hostess TO
lie Card club on Tuesday afternoon
from = 20 T. Her guests we're Mrs.
Wi,l:e Heartwel!. Miss Grace Mallory.
Mrs Jacob Shell. Mrs. Nathaniel Turn
bull Mrs j. rutherford Simmonds. Mrs
John i:&s!y. Mrs. +. Powerton kascy.
Mrs y Russell Meredith, Mss Lucille
Watson Miss Lizzie Tu:nhull and Mrs
i y. Lewis. The prize was won by
M.~. Nathaniel Turnbu.i.
Mrs Frank Mallory. pres ideut Of the
BruuS wick Chapter OF the American
Red cross. is IN Richn'ond at 400 North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

w. Va. for few weeks rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Il. Painter are en-
pertaining Miss Ethel Turpin. OF Euch.
anan this week.
Miss 4. NJ. Herring has returned To
Richmond. after visiting her aunt. Mrs.
G. .. Herring. i'm this city
Airs. John Jamison. of Roanokc. is
the guest OF her aunt. Miss Ellen
Greene. OF near Snyder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
Save Ome-EHalf and More ON Beautiful GsACES

Are Unmatchable.
Jet Flouncings and Crystal
Embroidered Bandings,
$3.50 yard; we're $3.50 to
500; black. gold and colors.
jet FIouncings and Crystal
aud COlorcd Band nj ),
S2.OS: were s4.98 to $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Chiffon Edges in white
and black. also Beaded Band
jngs, Doc yard; were Sl.oo
and sl.25.
Jets, Gold and Silver Lace
and Beaded Trimmings In
colors, SOC; were Sl.25 and
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Crystal and Gold Garni-
lures, 0Sc to $50; were
$3.50 to $4,000.
Silver Flouncings, White
Sequin Flouncings, Colorcd
Crystal Bandings and Che
mile Bandjngs in colors.
%t.0S yard; were S4.9S TO
$3.50. (Main FlOor.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Real Mink Set
AIuff and big Collar
$4,000.
Mole Collar, new
style. S05.OO; Muf to
match, $1,000.
Handsome I.ucill lie
Fox Set--Whole Ami
NAL Muff-S7O.O0 for
the set.
Black Lynx Muff ,
$500; Cape, $4,000.
Russian Taupc Fox
Set, $4,000.
(FOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
Rich, Handsome FURS

What shall it be this winter-a new
style Fur Set or Coat? Never in our
history as a Fur Store have we shown SO
many lovely Furs-and Mosby Furs may
be depended upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Big warm Coats Of American We
lour and Gunneburl in navy, brown,
beetroot, olive and taupc.
Some i'm the new French style,
large shawl collars trimmed with
plush, wide belt, double cuffs
trimmed with large plush buttons
Coats that certainly appeal to young
girls between thirteen and seventeen
years of age.
Other styles at $1,000, 5000 and
$500. (Third E'lOOr)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Taupc and > vcr
W off Scnrfs, $1,000
and S3O.5O.
Taupc and POirct
Fox ScarfS, $500,
$3.50 up to S60.50.
Hudson Seal Coat,
$1,000.
Hudson Seal Coat
with $ k un k collar,
SlS5.0 90.
Hudson Seal Coat
with skunk collar and
cuffs, S235.OO.
h Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02
OPPOSE HIGHER GAS RATE.
Uniontown Labor Unions Will Fight
Proposed Advance

UNIONTOwN, Pa, April AIT a meet
ing of the Central Trades Council Of Union
town It was decided that the labor
unions of this city will file protest with
the Public Service Commission against the
Is per cent increase In domestic rates an
nounced week ago by the Fayette County
Gas Company. Petitions have been circu-
lated during the week. and these were
1000 signatures Of gas consumers had been
obtained.
Harry w. Byrne. who filed complaint
against the gas company about two years
ago to have the $40 deposit for domestic
consumers abolished. has been retained by
the labor men to fight their cause.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02

CHICAGO. April Fears of a possih,e
declaration Of war over the holiday here
tomorrow, a bullish condition report nv
3. w Snow and unfa variable advices fron,
other authorities now TRAVELLING in tho grain
belt ware so,pa of ,ha sao,or. ,ha, -.
wheat to the highest Ieye,s In ,nanv ,aars
,odav WITH tbo hr,.in 20 ..s,,
scale
,r,
mas great zeal or covering ny
u W w" ra,h III Nepraska ana Kansas
rS anu moisture greatly needed there.
-, however. some precipitation IN
o'"e' p"r's oi 'ne winter wheat territory
Fair conditions were indicated for kan
sas and Nebraska in the next thirty-six
hours. Cash and export houses were among
the buyers.
As NAV neared the 80 p,.rk ,he,s v,s
profit-takine. which resui,ed 1, fr.ouon,
reactions and other rontbs ,,so rorodod
from the ton becauso ~ rao,,,inr
~. III.
q, ar 70. ~ Nias was sis'Ts. 'he low
s,oeM S.,s, Si''s?s 70 % AGAINST
f,,v rSas sd sot ., ias, price ,ne pest on
sIs7zI ~ Az - wy oo,'on w, m = 'ne hi,ai
ca So,wran WI" 'i.of AZ tne
,ha Io,'. ,re up oh Septeihoer was
70 4 aaai,s, - - 'o F.''' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
Preparations for Anniversary Week "
the Big Marlin Council

The John r. Marlin Council degree team
held Its first active rehearsal for the gieAn>
tic class initiation to be held in the council
hall on Saturday evening. April 21. Many
new features will be introduced for the
benefit of the members as well as the can
didates. The work Of the general comnlt-
tee was explained to the council by ~
chairman, Brother Thomas II. walters. The
entire thought and action Of the committees
will be exerted to make the anniversary
week of the council huge success. and the
hearty response and support of the council
members give greater assurances to the
committee.
The calendar committee reported the April
ceived many complimentary remarks on the ex-{
cellenoe OF the issue, assuring that committee
that its work was not in tsin. t
The guards OF the council are, adding many
new recruits each meeting In. night there beiTs
membership in the Guard Association.
FranklnvilIe Council held a rousng meeting
Oriental Court with large membership. The
which showed that il was qualified to institnis
ESaa,s john Mariase 4f 'ss csars
Pava a. sr ,oas Thomas fH.s Ray Msr ..s
JShn PAS t
aR sa Heaie Henry hfss so@yer aWerH cyde sewyss
Monroe e b; voistsberser. Albert Neidinser.
the 'SsI fSur,S 's@s So"daS o1 % ASP s1H'' VI" % e
General @. X. Warren Council held an n
teresting citing. the special feature being 4
lecture on '.Sea shelly by the counselor. who
has made a study Of shells for forty years. Ho,
gave a description of at least .150 shells, ex-
planning in detail their life and habits. A res'
turn date for this lecture will be arranged,
when the entire membership of the district VIII
be invited.
A new council TO be known North Penn.
Council No. $50, will be Instituted in Stuart'o
Hall, at Germantown and Lehigh. avenues. on
Wednesday night next. The degree work will
be performed by the team from John X. Marlin
Council. and large delegations OF Juniors are
expected
West Philadelphia Councils last session was
opened by Past Councillor Harry Paxson and
closed by Councillor William Fly. An ax.ra
large delegation from lone Council Witnessed
it's teams defeat by the councils team IL. the
short quot contest The eleventh game ~Sn b.
played at lone Councils Headquarters omorroy
night and its twelfth game at Globe Hot 500o.
Market street. on April II. 4 spec. com.
mittee was appointed. to perfect arraI .yuentna
for a large class initiation. to be held a Msy y
tial sum of money will be donated to the Amer
lean Red Cross Society. Brother ]. Ross Dur-S
house, leader of the counciIs kezoo bah(.A
made most brilliant hit. The dart-ouoit con-
test Is bringing out the largest attendance sinoi
the councils institution. Four building an4
loan associa ton shares subscribed for -
new application was presented
Other FraternaI News on Next Page
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02
LONDON STOCK MARKET
President Wilson's Address Is Awaited
With Much Interest by Traders

LONDON, April There was fair ac-
emulation of orders for securities over the
weekend, and generally the Stock Ex-
change markets were firm today. President
wilson's address to Congress is being
awaited with much interest.
The gilt-edge section was cheerful in
spots. Todays dividend disbursements were
iIO.743,0 900
The revenue of the United Kingdom for
the financial year, which ended Saturday,
was f57S,OOO. 900, or f71.0O0. 900 above es-
Inmates. The expenditure during the year
was f219s, 100000, or f3S,000.000 below
forecasts.
Americans were lower and idle. Canadian
and South American rails were dull. Home
lines were steady.
Allied and Brazilian bonds were good and
moved upward. Mines and rubbers were
slow Oils were firmer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02
Cotton Buyers and Sellers

Sellar, Chairman. Lowenstein. Cone and
Lehman bought; Bartlett. Schill and c.
Hicks sold.
July-Burnett, w. Gumoens, Rosenberg
and C. Hicks bought; Finn. Cone. Cassard
and Downs sold.
August-wilson bought; McEnany. Ray
and Hentz sold.
October - Newman, Hentx. Rosenberg.
Bartlett. Montgomery and Wilson bought !;
Wilson. Hubbard, Jr.. and Fatman sold.
December - Keiffer. Rosenberg, Lehman
and s. Hubbard bought Watkins. Mitchell
and Newman sold.
January - Montgomery bought Cone,
Newman and Parrott sold
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-02
NEW YORK, April 2.


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