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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS Opp0NTUNITIEs M

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aJio-AtCESSORf-To man who know.
the accessory business and Is Yillinr 10
buy part interest. have an exceptionally
good PROPOSITION to oNcr "A good suiarS
expect TO uc drafted and want a man wbn
can TAX" fun charge OF my business durint.
my sbscucc. J 49,. care Timer bis patch
LCIOAODll-E ACCESSORY ES-A xrowipy
automobile tire and accessory bur: hess for
ha,h at 20 " sat Broad Street. Viii s.ii
sipc ana n1tur"s dollar for dollar k.ason
Zoo seiilng. owner has other business ana
ls undL,c 20 SlE, tiiN. TO both
ItCAkpiNG iloUSE-3ecauac OF III health
wish 10 dispose OF one OF the best To-
Gated boarding houses In Richnand ] III
car" Times Dispatch.
BlllDlNG-For sale. choIc. factory build
ing, 5-stUry brick with elevator, centrally
located. 5 squares OF railroad poss.ssini,
% to 20 days. } Llg care Times Dispatch
BUSINESS
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EXECUTIVE ABILITY

YOUNG man, aggressive and clean cut.
weli-known in Richmond business circles
With With executive e, ability and years expert,
VINO can come well rccommcndcd IS think
ing OF making chanpu. a position with
more future is my desire: salary Is n sec
-ondary considera ton. | can produce big re-
suits. Your investigation of my record win
present concern will prove this Address u
32n care Times Dispatch.
MAN-Position wanted 10y man of 10 wears
old and OF family good Mt most any Kind
OF business. Understand handling of auto.
mobiles and horses. Can give the host of
references: + s42. care Times Dispatch
MAN, &c. owns homo in Richmond; wide
acquaintance with merchants in surround
ing elites and country: 10 years retail and
10 years In present position (wholesaie).
would like To make change. Proposition
must be good and prominent. Salesman
residence manager or buyer. Box 209 Rich
mond
MANAGBR-Hardware man. seven years
experience. desires connection as man.
a ag OF . ISIS. manager with reputable
don't answer ]. G93. care Times Dspa CHI
REGIsTBRED DRUGGIST OF long expert
cnce Will want position last of September
Preferably manager OF business or RESPONSE
bio position in wholesale drugs. II. y. BOX
II. City. =
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cnn misa.e over any other carburetor ever
constructed reg ardlcss OF name mako ar
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EIiia Die. energetic man who can euarantec
SAFES ana carry stock Of $500 TO So 900 de-
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NO special experience necessary Will aJso
furnish carhurctors for other cars In a hnut
90 days. Frank q: Urwan. 500 West lack son
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SALESMAN wanted. Brand-new 5c sJ1
line Best ever. So com!miss!on on on o,E 20.
anu repeats Don't miss this Grave NJ
o.. .1o- Cottage Grove Avenue ,'hiCa ~ %
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every E" tSmn sas"iins distributor wanted in
money. Write for particulars SueeioIins..
company. Dallas, 0'S'H''''S
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rit@ry pny,S lie eio!hes IN your ter
aa.iiy priced T. Ii. Davis TaIiorinr ~,
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oI,I.i:aM ~ lraVclInE In Smaller citi.. .,-d
Order "a .. I'm earn ;, cominisslon ON evrry
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"a hI i No samples Ad-I.ec Noy"i;S
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NEGRO SOLDIERS IN WAR; hook CON
taina many pictures OF coiorcd troops
Everybody buys. Agents making s25 a dav
big hit. Send 25c for outfit TO publishers
jenkins Publishing Co.. Washington d. G.
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oad.ESMAN wanted with carr To sell roof
~ nI'"eh n ana paints; big opportunity; lii.
men making ovcr - mn Several Of our sales
arrangs foy l nox i52 knsgh s. C. and
He!d manager for desirable territorv aov
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SSi.ESMA IA ''nYc-ycar' UrnorD 49,, d,
ays on years than 80 e2fa brooms Gaaranteei
m'HinI sl0 TO $50 "a day. Rcsponsibi. hn 1t"n
90! ntteen years standing. SsfupI"s Innr"J
~. ',.'eL. IRON your merchants saving vn,
Mii,YoD;,,k; Factory. IL. twenty secoiiIi So
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TAILORING agents. sell mems suits made.
, 10 measure FAN and winter line ready.
ltest values for least money Very pront =
ape work. eeds WOODEN Mills. Chicago
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/ II I.r''''I - .N-s'!t. l!Nr mon wunt,I Ia
i've wire sales board assortment pa
| g. ',oinihhiS.i"h ;.'!d good bonus irwin,
c Spgo'u ~ Co. Us Irving Park Blvd Ch,7
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THOUSANDS men. women. girls. Is or over.
wanted Immediately by y. s. government
Easy ofilcc positions at Washington and In
every large city. Experience Unnecessary.
500 mouth and up; 7-hour day: Your coun-
ately for free list OF positions open. Frank
lin Institute. Don't. foo. Rochcst.:. n. Y.
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mELp-MaI.Io or FEMALE. =

'RAFrSAiA N--Wunt6d. draftsnian or tracer.
Lndy or man. Bridge Oiucc. Virginia
tate Highway Commission. at $50 per
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SITUATIONS WAN

open for q position September i. Aiso mn
derstands store management and accountinr
+ $50. care Zines Dispatch
Evening star., 1918-04-09
ding breakfast for the two families
Will follow at the home Of Mrs. Stone.

DR.. and Mrs. Warren Plimpton Lom-
bard OF the University Of Michigan are
guests of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Alfred
Holmes White Of Florence Court. West.
for two weeks.
The war service meeting of the An
thony League will be held as usual at
the residence OF the president, Mrs
Anna E. Hendley, 2007 Columbia road,
Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock. The speaker
will be Mrs. Gertrude Bonnin Cit
ASA. a well educated Sioux Indian.
relative of the great Sitting Bull and
wife of Lieut.. Raymond Bonnin, T. S.
A, who is a graduate of Carlisle. Mrs
Bonnin has spent most OF her life IN
social work among her own people. and
will appear in full = Indian costume.
There Will also be a musical program.
Mr. and Mrs Edouard Albion were at
home on Sunday afternoon In their
studio at 1914 G street. Mr.. Albion de-
lighted his guests with program OF
Irish, French, Italian and Russian
songs Among those attending were
Miss Jeanette Rankin, Mrs. Bates War
ern. DR.. and Mrs. Claxton. Judge and
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Grey. Capt. Murphey,
Miss Margaret Goldsmith, Col. Gunty,
Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs.
Moore, Miss Parker and Miss Mabel
Dill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger have
left for Atlantic City, where they will
Evening star., 1918-04-09

of the house Lady Lister-kaye had
guests in one of the stage boxes. her party
including Mrs Leggett, Mr.. John Barrett
and Commander Tie. Tieusanu & OF the ls. Knma, si1la
had among the guests in her box Admiral
-and Mrs. Grayson. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
entertained in her box Mrs. Inches OF Bos-
ton Miss Scidmore, Miss Katherine Hill.
Miss Dolores Crawford and Mr.. Monod.
Others who had boxes were the Marquis
and Marquise de Polignac, Nine. simon
and Mrs. George Widener Among others
in the audience were the Swiss minister
and Mime. Sulzer. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer. DIR. and Mrs Paul Hubscher: Mr..
Aubert, Countess Gizycka, Mrs. William
Henry Corbin. the Misses Patten. Mrs.
Harold Norton, Mrs. Victor Kaufman.
Miss Eudora Clover, Mrs. Thomas Hol-
comb. Mrs. Richard H. Townsend. Mrs
Mrs. Paul Bartlett. Miss Caroline Ogden
Jones. Mr.. Colvilie Barclay, Miss Lucy
Burleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen,
the solicitor general and Mrs. John w.
Davis Miss Basel. Miss Margaret Perrin,
Mrs Chauncey HaclSett, Nine. Mnndez,
Mr.. Lefevre, Miss kibbey, Mrs. Arthur
willert Miss Anna Schmidt. Mr.. ana Mrs
G. A. Lyon. jr., and Dr. and Mrs Chase
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs George Fl. Peet,
Miss Peet, Mile. Clement and Lieut. de
Moret
Mrs Wilson was among those pres
ent at the afternoon performance, be-
ing the guest of honor of the French
ambassador and Nine. Jusserand, who
also had Miss Bones and Miss Benham
with them.
Others present were Nine. Riano, the
minister of Sweden and Nine. Eken-
gren, Mrs. Edward Douglas White, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, Miss
Patten, Mr.. w. Z. Montgomery. Mrs.
John w. Thompson. Miss Isabelle May,
Mrs. James Mcdonald. Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe, Mrs Thomas Chatard. Miss
Sophie Siebert. Mrs. T. L. Macdonald.
Mrc. L. d. Brandeis. Mrs. Donald Wash
burn. Miss Lee. Miss Denys and Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Ruddock.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing: (
Murray B, spicer Of Mineral, Va, and Nellie
G. Raines Of Garrfsonville, va.
Rudolph E. Dawson and Ursafne u. Gfax:
Harry G. Fredericton. U. 8. A.. and Maysie
I. Anderson of Carney. Mich.
George F, Franklin Of Del Ray. Va, and May
E. Devers Of Alexandra, Va.
Walter f. Milbradt Of Redwood Falls. Mimi,
and Josephine l.. Jensen of Morgan, MINI.
James White and Marie Wilson.
Emmette P. Gaghan, U. 8. A., and Mamie 2.
smith R. Cam Of st. Louis, NO., and violetta
E. Bringley of New York city.
John H. Tapley of this city and Marian l..
Darnell of Hyattsville, Md.
Peter Trammel and Minnie Campbell.
Albert L. Moussett u. $. A.. and Rose Neville
of Bronx, N. Y.
Herbert J. Jefferson and Maggie L. Lomax.
james II. Allen, U. s. A., and Florence NJ.
Donnelly of this city.
Joseph J. Marshall and Laura L. Burton.
August c. Monnin Of Princess Ann Nd, and
Nav C. Garner of this city.
Wilbur b. Perine, U. S. N, and Josephine 8.
PeyeriIl Of Alexandria, Va.
Paul " Mace, U. s. A.. and Margaret I. Davis
of this city.
Bunt H. Cohen, U. s. A.. and Bertha NJ. Van
ward of this city.
John H. Clipper and Mae Lena Barber.
Walter L. Shively Of this city and Eva Thayer
of Kansas City, Mo.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Births Reported.

The following births havs been reported to
the health department In TN last twenty-fouf
hours:
Thomas c. and Unice l. Stinnett, girl.
Simon and Yetta Spirman, girl.
David p. and Catherine r. Polatty. boy. (
Albert and Marie Muller, girl.
Joseph and Mary Celia, girl.
Walter and Alice Harvey. boy.
Arthur N. md Maud Chapman. boy.
Ben iamn and Celia Butler. girl.
Thomas and Marie Lryant, boy.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

wife 81 capt. Edward n. Campbell. u.
8. N: Mrs. Cassard. wife of Chaplain
William G. Cassard, q. s. N; Mrs. Car
penter. wife of Surgeon Dudley N. Car
penter. U. s. N; Mrs. Straub, wife of
Maj. Oscar I. Straub, U. S. N: Mrs. Led
better, wife of Robert E. Ledbetter. U.
s. N; Mrs. Sweet, wife of Capt. Walter
/. Sweet U. S. A; Mrs Sims, wife Of
vice Admiral William S. Sims, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Hunt, wife of Paymaster Liv-
ingston Hunt, U. S. N.
The War Trade Board Club held a
formal opening at its new clubhouse,
situated at the corner of 21st street and
massachusetts avenue northwest, Sat-
urday, April 6, from to 12. Tea was
served In the afternoon, and there was
dancing In the evening. More than 1900
guests were present.
Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. jr., will re-
turn today to Brooklands, her home in
the Green Spring Valley. from Phfla-
delphia, where she visited her mother,
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. having
stopped over en- route from New York.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon
The wedding of Miss Ruth Stone,
daughter of the late William F. Stone
and Mrs. Stone. and Lieut.. Howard H.
Warner of the United States Medical
Reserve Corps will take place very
quietly at noon tomorrow at the Prot
estant Episcopal Church cf st. Michael
nd Of o1 A n.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mrs. Frederick +. Thompson has re-
turned to New York from Washington.
where she was a guest OF Mrs. Henry
F. Dimick.
Among those who have taken tables
for the bridge to be given for the ben
eft of the Italian war relief under
the auspices of Mrs. Josiah kingsley
Oil at her. apartment at the Farnsboro
tomorrow afternoon are Nine. Zaldivar,
Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs. William Dun
lop Owens, Mrs. Barker Gummere and
Mrs. Charles WILCOX Countess dl Gel
lere has donated a very handsome Grst
prize and the prizes for each table are
quite artistic, being designed by an
Italian artist and hand embroidered.
Tea will be served the bridge players a
Italian war mission will come in for
the dancing from $50 to 8. No tickets
have been issued for the tea dance, as
admission will be paid at the door.
Mrs o. G. Brown, wife of Col. 0. G.
Brown Medical Corps, U. S. A.. has
worked out method of knitting two
sweaters at the same time. This method
Army Emergency Committee. and she will
be glad to teach it to any members who
desire instruction. The instruction and
demonstration will be given at the
Lonsdale, 2138 California street, on
Monday and Friday afternoons from 2
to 5, beginning Friday, April IL.
Mrs Edward Walcott, widow of Sena-
tor Walcott of Colorado. has arrived at
Washington to stay with Mrs. Frederic
A. Keep.
The Archbishop of York and Bishop
William Lawrence of Massachusetts
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P
Morgan in Madison avenue, New York,
for few days
Miss Mary Mcfarland of the Cecil,
who left Washington in December to
spend the winter with friends on the
Pacific coast. is now at La Morada
Santa Barbara Cal
Mrs. Wainwright. wife of Paymaster
Dallas B. Wainwright, U. S. N, is with
her parents haplain William G. Cas-
sard. U. S. n. and Mrs. Cassard, at the
!, training station at Newport
The various methods of using milk.
especially those best suited for children
VIII be the subject of demonstration
under the auspices of the Twentieth
Century Club to be given at the Public
Library tomorrow afternoon at 3
which the public is invited
Gov. and Mrs. R. Livingston Beck
man led the grand march at the Red
Cross ball in Masonic Hall, Newport
Monday evening, which netted good
sum for the charity.
Among the patronesses were Mrs
Beeckman, Mrs. Oman. wife of Capt. To-
seph w. Oman. U. S. N; Mrs. Campbell.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

VHE President and Mrs. Wilson
attended the performance at
Keith's Theater last night.
They were accompanied by
Mrs. William H. Boiling. Miss
Helen Weodrow Bones and Mr.. John
Randolph Boiling.
One Of the most brilliant audiences of
the season attended the performance of
the French players of the Theatre du
Vieux Colombier. under N. Jacques Co
peau. at Polls Theater last night. The
uniform of the French officers was every
where in evidence, heightening the color
full effect of the audience, in which the
greater number of the women were in
evening dress, wearing as many jewels as
for a premier of grand opera.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, who occupied a box, had with
them the Brazilian ambassador ard Mime.
da Cana and the Italian ambassador and
Countess di Cellere. Mr.. Andre Tardieu,
French high commissioner, had a party
in one of the boxes on the opposite side
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Qbi1ipsbnr',,
ATHE OUTER GARMENT SHOP
COS TO OLD ELEVENTH STREET.
Open at o:15; Close at E.
Liberty
Bonds

1t is patriotfc-th that is
the all=important reason.
If a further incentive is
required-it is a splendid
investment
We practice what we
preacll-this company i'm
vested every dollar of its
earnings of the past year
i'm Liberty Bonds.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
3ocde9
To Hear Archbishop Lecture.

of Commerce and to participate in th'
liberty loan campaign.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, the Chief Justice and Mrs.
White. Miss Alice Riggs and the apos-
tolic delegate and the cardinal will be
among those occupying boxes for the
lecture to be given Friday afternoon at
4:45 o'clock at the Belasco by the Arch
Bishop of San Francisco, the Most Rev.
Edward J. Hanna. in aid of the free
wool fund of the Catholic women's war
relief service.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Netherlands Minister Departs.

The minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. Philips. accompanied by the
Misses Philips and Master Philips. will
leave Washington today. The minister
has asked for leave Of absence from
his post on account of illness and he
will leave shortly for Holland.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Redfeld will leave Saturday en- route to
Seattle, Wash, where the Secretary will
represent the United States at the
AmericanCanadian fisheries confer
ence, to begin on April "a. Mr.. Red
fields sisters, Miss Isabelle T. Redfield,
Miss Mary W. Redfield and Mrs. Abbey
r. Neill, who spent the winter at Wash
ington, will remain here about month
longer and will then motor to their
home at Pittsfield, Mass.
war. will leave today to make short
stay at Cleveland, Ohio
Col. and Mrs Clarence Ridley will
entertain at dinner this evening at the
Brighton.
Mrs. William Littauer entertained at
a small informal luncheon yesterday at
the Hotel Washington.
Mrs. Littauer and her daughter, Miss
Iittauer who have been here for
short visit will leave tomorrow. the
former for Boston. to be near Mai. Lit
tauer, who is at Camp Deyens. and the
latter to return to osschool at Farming
ton.
Mrs Benjamin H. Warder left Wash
ington Sunday night to spend the week
with Mrs. Ralph Ellis at Camden. S. C.
Mrs. Walsh Returns.
Mrs Thomas F. Walsh. who spent the
winter at New York, has returned to
Washington for the spring season, and
is at her home in Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Miss katherine Hill, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill. who
| was her guest at New York, returned
to Washington with her.
| Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William
Payne Thompson of New York.
Mr.. John Barrett left Washington to-
day for Chicago to attend the annual
meeting OF the United States Chamber
Evening star., 1918-04-09

spend soms time st the Hotel q.
Charles.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

William v. Cox, Mrs. William S. Parks
and Mrs. Hannay.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mrs w. NJ. Hannay is entertaining at
a tea this afternoon, at her residence in
/ street. in compliment to Mrs. Emery
Cox and Mrs. Charles Oehm Parks.
Mrs Charles Oehm Parks will be at
home tomorrow afternoon at the Mans
field apartment, for the last time this
season.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Mrs. Walsh Returns.

/. Capt and Mrs Perry Belmont have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. William
Payne Thompson of New York.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

| Mrs. Frederick f. Thompson has re-
turned to New York from Washington.
where she was a guest of Mrs. Henry
! F. Dimick.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mr. John Barrett left Washington to-
day for Chicago to attend the annual
meeting OF the United States Chamber
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mrs. Wainwright, wife of Payma ster
Dallas 3. Wainwright, U. S. N, is with
her parents, haplain William G. Cas-
sard. U. S. N. and Mrs. Cassard, at the
training station at Newport.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mrs Alexander Sharp will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Miss Mary Mcfarland of the Cecil,
who left Washington in December to
spend the winter with friends on the
Pacific coast. is now at La Morada
Santa Barbara, Cal
Evening star., 1918-04-09
Buy Liberty Bonds

Just a reminder that it will be
great advantage to the committee in
charge OF raising Washington's quota
for the Third Liberty Loan to hear
promptly how many Bonds you are
going to buy. Don't wait, and don'ts
be selfish, subscribe for all you pos
sibly can.
Evening star., 1918-04-09

Mrs Benjamin H. Warder left Wash
ington Sunday night to spend the week
with Mrs. Ralph Ellis at Camden, s. C.
Evening star., 1918-04-09
New Sport Skirts

Novelty weaves, exceptional color
ings. attractive models. You have
never seen more character put into
a Skirt-and there is a wide variety for
choice.
$1,000 to $500
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-05

Word has been received that Cap
tain Milton D. Dean of Company D
317th Ammunition Train, 92d Division
has been commissioned as major OF
infantry. Also that First Lieutenant
j.. c. Whitaker of the same company
has been commissioner as captain OF
infantry. Captain Whitaker has only
recently attained his 22nd birthday
thus making him one of the youngest
captains in the U. S. Army. He was
formerly a student of the University
of Kansas and enlisted last June. He
is the son of Prof. and Mrs, j. c. Whit
aker of Oklahoma City, Okla, and
married Miss Marion G. Brown, n OF
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-05
A GREAT DAY

A large contribution is being taker
by the u. b. F. S. M. T. for the
Sterilizer, to cost $775.00.
Several clubs are yet anticipating
furnishing material, etc, for the Hos
pital, especially the Poro Club ant
the Masonic fraternity.
| A collection of $226.40 was taker
from the assemblage at the close OF
the program. Everybody on Forest
avenue near the institution had then
premises clean, their homes decorated
with flags and furnished seats and
water for hundreds of people who wit
messed the ceremony.
President ]. r. E. Lee also turned
over $4,000 cleared from the Boone
concert for the benefit of Wheatley-
Provident Hospital and the Board at
it's meeting last Wednesday as a to
ken of their appreciation of the faith
full and earnest service rendered by
DR.. ]. Edward Perry unanimously
eelected him Superintendent and
House Surgeon for the year. Every
person owing a pledge to Wheatley-
Provident Hospital should unhesita-
tingly pay it, and those DESTROYS of
making gifts to a worthy and deserv
ing institution should remember that
Wheatley-Provident Hospital is pre-
pared to receive and deserves all such
gifts possible. Stand together, men
and women of the race; let us be
loyal to one another and our institu-
tions and we shall yet win for our
selves a place in the sun with the
races of the world.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-05
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express u sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors for their kindness and sympathy
shown us during the illness and death
of our dear brother, j. M. Simpson,
also for the beautiful floral offerings,
We are very grateful to John Turner
Lodge, A. F. & A. M, who have been
faithful to the last, also to DR.. S. w
Bacote for his beautiful and c~onsoling
words in these our sad hours of be.
reavements.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-05

Harry ]. Brown of Chicago, Ill, for
merly of this city and son of Mrs.
Annie e. Floyd, writes that he has
had numerous calls from friends de-
string to know if he was the Harry
Brown who was recently killed in this
city and desires all to know that it
was not he, and that he is doing nice
ly and is at present stationed in the
United States Quartermaster's Corps
in the U. S. Supply Building, at Chi
cago, hat sends supplies to all the
camps in the U. S. A. and France.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-10-05

The Masonic Choir gave a social last
Monday night at the residence of Mrs
Title luminous, 1906 Highland Ave
nue.. Thirty-three were present and
spent the evening in games, cards,
etc, until a late hour. A war time
luncheon consisting of salad, sand
wiches and coffee, fruit jello with
cream, and cakes were served at a
cost of 1S cents per plate.
The Choir was organized by Mrs.
Mary Boyd in March of this year for
the purpose of furnishing music at the
funeral of deceased members of the
Masonic Fraternity, as well as civic
and social organizations.
At the monthly meeting September
23rd the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: Eva M. Fox,
Pres; Benjamin Martin, Vice Pres;
Mae Kenny, Sec; Mary E. Boyd,
Treas; A. w. Fox, Chaplain; Ada
Coleman, Librarian; A. T. Moore, .Di-
rector; Lillian Moore, Pianist. Choir
meets the 4th Monday in each month
at 1920 E. 18th street.
For further information call East
1923, Bell phone.
EVA M FOX, Pres.