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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-06
Wholesalers Busy Filling in Gaps
On Shelves and Stands of Retailers
INV Holm q. MOSES


Merchants were on the hustle yester-
day, filling in the spaces of retailers,
who look for big days business today.
Fish are still a luxury, with no relief
in sight; what few shipments that do
arrive being sold ahead.
All commodities hold firm in price, with
supply and demand well balanced.
Quotations were as follows;
Poultry
Fryers-50c lb
Guineas-5Oc each.
Roosters--3Oc lb.
Turkeys-Live, Sc lb
Ducks--30c h..
Geese-25c lb
Eggs-Wholesale, 35437c.
Eggs-Retail, 3Sd42c.
Fish
Perch-10c
Salt Water Trout-15c.
Red Srapper-Headless and drawn. II
Q1Sc
Gray snapper-Headless and drawn,
l1Mc.
Mullet-9Qioc.
Spanish Mackerel-2O G22sfc.
Oysters-Eastern extra select $2.25 gal.
Oysters-Plants. $40 gal.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-06

Spot Cotton

New Orleans, April 5.-Spot COTTON.
steady, Is points up. Sales on the spot'
1870: to arrive. 10e5; low middling, 30 soc
middling. G.5Oc: good middlirg, 35. 75c; re.
ceipts, 314: stock. 1881.
New York, April 5.-spot cotton. quiet;
middling, 35.35c.
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Live Stock


Chicago, April 5.-IHogs: Receipts. 3d.
900; market weak. Bulk, sl7.20917.79;
light, sl7.10@17.75 mixed. s16s0@177O
heavy, SIS 150D1250; rough, $16.5Q16. 40;
pigs, s12.a5@1s.9o.
Cattle: Receipts, 5000; market firm
Native steers, $1015015.5o: stockers and
feeders, sS.4o@12; cows and heifers, $sSoQ
10; calves, s11@17.
Sheep: Receipts, 1000; market strong
Sheep, sl250d1750; lambs, $l5.75g20.6o.
Kansas City, April 5.-Hogs: Receipts
5000; market lower. Bulk, sl6.70@17.10;
heavy. $1eJ0Q17; packers and butchers,
s1690Q17.15; light, $17@7.2o; pigs, S350W
1z10.
Cattle. Receipts, 1000; market higher.
Prime fed steers, s13.75l11675; dressed
beef steers, S12.50G14; southern steers, 50
d12; cows. sS@12; heifers, sS.50@13; stock
ers and feeders, $S@13; bulls, s7.75@10.25;
calves, $7.o9G14
Sheep: Receipts. 1900; market higher.
Lambs, $1965@20.50; yearlings, sl5G17.50;
wethers s15@16.50; ewes, $13.5o@15
st Louis, April 5.-Hogs: Receipts, TO-
500; market steady. Lights, s17.6Oa17. so;
pigs, s14.59@17.25; mixed and butchers,
$17.5091775; good heavy, ST. 3041750; bulk,
$17.25@17.55.
Cattle: Receipts. 1s0O market steady.
Native beef steers, 50. 75Ql1450; yearling
steers and heifen, s7@13.50; cows $50
l1.50: stockers and feeders $7.5o@1125; fair
to prime southern beef steers, $s@12 SIS;
beef COWS and heifers, $6@10 southern
yearlng steers and heifers, 81 50@1O; ma
tive calves, S7.7561625
Sheep: Receipts 100: market steady.
Lambs, s14.506202 20: ewes, $12@15; weth-
ers, $13G14; Gamers and choppers, $3.50
@9.50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED

LIST your bungalows, large residences.
and other property with us for sale;
sales are increasing. Clark-Malone
Realty Co., 4o4 North 10th st. Main
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WHY


401-2 Woodward Bldg. Birmingham. Ala.
Cotton, stocks, bonds, grain, provisions
and cotton seed oil. New Orleans cor
respondents Jno. +. Clark Co. Direct
private wire, continuous quotations.
Phone Main SGT w. i. PHELTS. Mgr.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-06
Hides and TaII,w
By BRIGGS

Soft and oil hogs from 1c to &c per
pound less above prices.
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SEEDS. BULBS AND PLANTS
INSURE A
SUCCESSFUL HARVEST
AMI GOLDEN
SEEDS NEVER FAIL

For more than 80 years we have had
the reputation of selling seeds that
yield = better growth: this fact is
best demonstrated by the hundreds
OF customers who recorder from W
each year. Our mail order depart
m.nt renders service which is par
amount in efficiency ard promptness
Write US for free catalog.
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Fruits and Produce

: Bananas-$1. 75Q2. rs.
Bananas. Jumbo-$2. 5013.
Oranges--California, $6.50d7.
Limes--Imported 90G$1.
Florida Celery-$2.50 crate.
Snap Beans-$3.50 hamper.
Lemons-T.50.
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Bonds
Money Market

New York, April 5.--Mercantile paper,
months and months, per cent. Ster-
ling e0-day bills, 4.721s; commercial 60
day bills on banks, 4.1A; commercial
60-day bills, 4.71A; demand, 4.75.45; ca
bles, 476 7-16. Bar silver, 91%c. Time
loans, easier; 90 days, 30 days and s
months, 5s4G6 per cent.
Call money firm; high, 4 per cent; low.
per cent; ruling rate, per cent;
closed, 31aG4 per cent; lat loan, per
cent.
Frances, demand, 572ls; cables, 5-7o&.
Guilders, demand Al; cables, Az. Lires.
demand, $685.; cables, $50 Rubles, de-
mand, 1917; cables, IA; nominal Mexi-
can dollars, 74c; government bonds,
heavy; railroad bonds, Irregular.
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Live Stock
frion Stuck Yards

Live Stock
Union Stoekyards)
Fed Steers:
Good to Choice-ShG0isc
Medium to Good--7lsGShc.
Common to Medium 61xQ71zc.
Grass cattle. according 10 weight. quail
lty and flesh:
Steers-7iz@Shc.
Fat Cows-707hc,
Medium Cows--6hQ7c.
Cutters-61614c.
Canners-5G6c.
Heavy Bulls-7Q71zc.
Light Bulls 6@7c.
Oxep-4h07hc.
Fat Yearlings-793c.
Medium Yearlings-607c.
Vcalers-S49c.
Hogs:
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 1s5 and up-lb
016c.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 1876 to 1914
G15c.
Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 90 to 135-13gl4c.
Light Pigs. 30 pounds down-l2c.
Best Heavy Rough Hogs-14c.
Half Fat Rough Hogs-13c.
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FARM AND TIMBER LANDS
# you want to buy Or sell Farm Land.
write Ingram Land Co. Birmingham.
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SEEDS. BULBS AND PLANTS

cGBBAGE F1TlNTs-1Te ZEN milton extra
fine large plants; Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefields, Succession and
Flat Dutch. BY express, single thou
sand $780, 5000 and over, H.25 thou
sand: parcel post paid, 500 for $1.25; 1000
for 81; plants packed in moss to reach
you fresh. Sweet potato plants by ex-
press, $3.50 per 1000. e. e. Parker
Plant Co. Triton, Ga.
FOR SALE-Cabbage plants. extra fine
ones. now ready for shipment, $1.50 per
1000; varieties, Charleston Wakefield.
Succession and Early Flat Dutch; write
for prices on sweet potato and tomato
plants. III. Lightfoot. Altoona, Fla. y
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London, April 5.-Bar silver, 451s pence
per ounce. Money. 8 per cent; discount
rates, short and three-months. s-l6 per
cent
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
CAPACITY HOUSE FOR
SECOND PERFORMANCE

The tw" spanish phys. cmhelashcd
With Spanish dances as .ntrrlude mum.
hers, We're prc.entcd last night 20 Il ga.
pucity house that made standing space
boon to attendants. The large mum.
htI' turned away ut the hrst pertof.
nance ocoasioncd the sccond prrfnr-
nance that WIS. IL possible more sue.
ec,sful thau the first.
The orchestra music was "a concert in
itself. The high school orchestra always
BE-. ln thy Spanish music II was great.
Ngain Nelmn prichard q, solo singer.
and imprrs0nuting the fascinating little
soltcfa whose witching wiles were
ignored by one after another of the mas.
cullnc callers. was a great faNoritr. Thc
spanish tumbourinc dance delighted the
audience. The faudango danced by a
group Of girls in costume with fans.
was beautifully executed. The second
comedy, zone of These Must Get Mnr
ricd, was even better than the FIRST
performance.
Irene seward = lines were perfectly
snid with the grace of the sweet char.
uctcr she portrayed. In the sheer white
ofEundy With corpagc bouquet of roses.
she looked herself fragrant pink rose.
~ylyiaua Vigil as "Tia Maria was
more deliberate in her speech than for.
mcrly, and q role that could nat be- i'm.
proved. Ernest Chavez and Pablo SAN.
chez wcrepcrtect actors aud kept tho
house i'm "a litter of relish for the ,crio.
comic situations
Distiugu u,hed- .gaasts ~ i..- 49, messed
the performance were State Superiutcn.
dent j. II. Wagner. and Dr. T. y. I'm.
Joe, president OF the state normal col
legc 90 Silver City. These gentlemen cx
pressed themselves delighted with the
"utrtuinmnt and the ability of the actors
and dancers md music. coached by Mis-.
Dickson for the plays, Mis-. Fadncr for
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Says Waioga Lady, "As To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help 0thsrA"

Waloga. W. VANS. S. W. UladweIi.
OF ihil town, says; "Wheu about / 5 years
OF age, ! suffered greatly Sometimes
would 30 month or two, and had
terrible headache. backaohe, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then Il would last
o., two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health was awful.
Ny mother bought me a bottle oi
Cardui, and | began 10 improve alter
taking the first bottle, so kept II up iiIl
took three gained. and was well
snd strong, and ! owe Il all 10 Cafdui.
] am married now and have 5 children
Have never had 10 have a doctor iof
female trouble. and just resort 10 CaTdui
ii ] reed tonic am glad 10 testify 10
what Il has done Tor me. 80 az 10 help
others"
you are nervous or weak, have head.
aches, backaches, u any Of the other
ailments 50 common 10 women, Wig mol
give Cafdui lual2 Recommended by
many 1ysicians. In use over ~ years.
Begin taking Cardui today II may
be The very mec.eine you need.
Sc-lN
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
BAsKETEERs PLAY
NEIoHBoRIEG TEAMS

merry automobile excursion OF
@ .I- rh1prronrfi Us Professor Milford
Taylor Hnd Mt Taylor left Ihui.duy
.itrfHuau lor Santa Pc Tbrv ifarted
u.f nfA tLe 6eihcultr. prrarraurst
scheme o. Niu thp basketball lumr from
f.. ~1nta lr Et's tpnm. They dpi &c.
10. fuur "u- % goo % fof 90, Duke
''y Wfls Mith high routag, they
looked about tot more worlds 20 CON.
uurf nui went 90 Las Nagu, yestrrdu, ,.
I.,rr they met the Meadow CITY high
lHll l.ri-' team. and the Norman uni.
H'fsiy girl. team
ln the local lineup were Helen Rrycc,
Mary fracurolli, Edna Gillcy. Mildred
Harris. Esther Hovdcu, and Agnes Inn
rrfy. Other school patriots who went
along 60 cheer were stella Copeland.
Dora Roberts. ANN McGuirc. and Mar.
wfct Lor Anna Mcclure returned the
next day after the Santa Fc game.
Margaret Toe left ON the morning tram
Friday 90 bc present at the Las Negps
Games
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
WHAT is THE PURPosEq

The following clipped from the rcccnt
New Mexico Issue, is Il problem that is
agituilng many pcopi" in the frigid
slime where conl famine is causing sui
fcring:
- mighty protest IS going. up in
Chicago agains, the policy that permits
saloons and brcwcries 10 remain opcn
while schools must close because of lack
OF fuel The dry forces adopted "a slo.
gan the other day az luncheon given
at the Marshall Field restaurant after
bearing Rev. W. j. Johnson. represent
sag the food sdministratior' uha ~the
Board of Temperance Of the prosbvter.
ian church. declare that the coal short
age IA Chicago amounted 10 lust the
quantity used by the brcwcties aud "a.
looms. The slogan is this: Open tho
schools; close the saloons Dt. John.
son said:
." ] am willing 20 give the last crmb
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Willie. sud mother '.Nou uHv
,buusp from thrsr fruu.... nu tb, .Nun
To- uu' mr Nou like
''tll ukr these. m, promptly r.
phri N,lllr
Tho uu.bed urd r.ud. "rbr.r
wWs Hr'i hr hrutcu.
a ruriuns tuqurrr wanted tu know
What ur Tho sister .lutrsi and thr
brilliant country riitnI answered
SO w. lrr uYi quite surr bu $500
should ludgr thpi th,, urr Ni4r OwI
Ida 10 Nuft Land. r1lhr lpiri1. AlIt
Baum. l"ui-1 AnuH. pclln Wa, Ninm,
Notu WuI NJ ~ipli
Some mon mot ualy trilr boz tb, home.
they actually storm
Laugh bui dou't sprinkle onyhod,
luco Boz ihc operation
Stur saving for rainy day hcfmo
you scc The clouds
II one should hcl,c,r onl, half hc
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

do you oskl
KID We'll. heard .hc doctor ay
he's gonna send rpra %" warmer ,u.
mate.
Wife rhcv' { REALLY dom s,r i.n
you can stand sitting 300 aueh 81 boot off,
irc
Husband ono can't stand sitting %
amy Mind of un olhcc, NV love
Teacher Bessie uamc anr bind lhai
is now extinct
Little Br,.ic. nirk
Teacher Dick What ttaJ of mrl
B.. thnt7
iiub Bessie. om rauag rb. .ot
cNiiurtci him
Hocou Ttui lawyer you recommend
is not mun of his word
Egbcrt Why not1
Bacon llc told me Muil uIt ncc.
i' 20 him. which lid. and lpoi 40 10"
hill he's sent me
II "a man D. hull wise he wiu .j,s Do
gll few illustrated lcs-om hctur. br
asks her ~ she could learn 20 lose bim
Maudc Jack makes me tircd
Clara II p your own fault. dcpr }Hu
should stop running after him
Willy Why is it thul The ahaie. off
night were failing fast
Nilly llccuusr thr girls inside rrr,
going Iu bed
Corn What mokrs you think uuur
cheats ~ rhtdr'
D"urenre irterird her With 90 .atl
in her hnud that I hud throwu ludcr ih,
table.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
WAKE UP

" AMI OfA
Does Albuquerque realize that %
group ~ scholars und eatnesi college
students are doing thing. up or Cui,er.
sify hinf
/ Tonight there l. to be- staged the au.
uual forensic contest between th, AZ.
gics from Mcsilla PARK and the J'ui,rf.
sity debating team Who will hr there
20 hear them Everybody Rode, hail
viii NOT hold mon, hui it ibe nail I.
uot packed Il viii be- a shane to eiti.
geus. Ihis state Institution merits ten
times tM notice and sgppogi .t receive.
from local cltiFcu, Albuquerque o. ro,
lege sity7 Nor ye'. The institution IL
here. The students who are 4rdentN de-.
voting themselves to preparation for "a
ttioiic setvire by developing talents to
their mntmum abilities are here. Gn.
struciors of rcnOwn are training them
ia mental and murai discipline tu he 90
.ucalculable value 90 society all thsir
lives -hni the cmhusiasm and aapre.
riaiiye pride of tHe sommuuit, af large
j. AckiuL
l"t every man and woman wake up
uud take oogmSuucs oi the institution
aud - ustNltic.. sud uukr tduvaiiou
Hin the ceui.t at the city 3 interest.
Names Of some cot THESE students Will
some day bring iamc 10 this city. Why
not watch their talents unfold
The debate tonight IS so De- nu the
question, hp-uiVcd. That the tnirrd
Ntutes grant independcncc tn the Phil.
ippines two wears after the close uf the
present war The Affirmative phase.
VIII be- argued by the uniNrrsit, team
made up 0f Miss Opal Garrett u. W
Williams and Clydo Morns. The Agri
cultural college has strong team of
orators 90 debate the negative. These
speakers are Messrs Hoaglaud. Wimhcf.
ly and Campbell. The prestige of sc,.
eral former triumphs D, making the Wis.
ting team and college supporters con.
hdeui Bui--wcll. We shall see what we
shall see tonight
\ forthcoming Interstate debate is to
bee between the University uf New Mes
ll,o uud the University uf ALTOONA ,n
the question; " Resolved; That tho
government should own md ppcrutc fho
railroads
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
MISSIONARIES TO SPEAK

The service, .' tbv Congregational
church viii Ice .ururular interest to.
morroN. NJ a. morning service nt 4.
II. iiegld supy .H'yudrnt ot southwest
crn MISSIONS T. fH> church body viii
deliver 20 -ermu 900 "~idrhghi- pf thr
Wat IA n To tu. been power u
mission work um.rg the native. FOR tho
pust twenty N,urs Hud u- prom
iuvut speaker u.Uouul conventions
has brought tb. rup.r and needs nt tue
southwest hrtuIy fGy whole country. A.
the evening service. there viii ltc sp,
ciul musical concert under the dirrctur
iut Professor ~,lri and his yhmr uf
trained singers There will hr hur'
sermon by Re-, katherine Hcnld. or
! lduined minister ut the church. who has
bccu DR.. Hcald hclpmcct iu missionary
work as wen %, domestic partner Mr..
lirald 's subject viii hr "Thtcc Essru
tials of Life.
The concert program viii h,.
Organ preclude .aI rocHttu from
| Fifth ~vmphou, Midnr: .hI Dreams
seventh soniat Guilmautl. Mr Scdcr
! Duet Tho Lord Is NJ, shepherd
smart. Miss Estclc Harris NJ Rob
eri ScNcll.
anthem. Hosuuuo .Gun,cr Mis-.
/ ilortcnsc SWiisrr aud choir
OHrroy, "IoIgo New World sym.
phouy DVorakN. Mr Sclcr.
I Duet, God f. Love. Nurk Mis-
SEES Hortcusc Nwiilcr and \lh,tto lIuv.
! thoruc
solo. ''Whru ! Gave Ny Hcuir ga
Jesus Ralph Smith
Iru Praise Nc' Verdi. N-,
l~Vit2cr Mcssr- smith and Nntsuu.
J solo. "O. pty Tho., Tears Del e..
Esgo. Mis- Harris; violin ullisoio. 'r..
Z Grace ~furt..
Duet 'l Waited for the Iptd. Of
| McndrlssohuI Misses Harris mud
i~tUrtl
! Quartet "losus. Lover OF Ny Soul
! William, Miss Harris, Mr- MrClau.
Iuhuu, Mc-.r- smith and Mutsou.
| postludc Coronation March
: ~Nrudsfn
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

hose who have The words " Dutch
aYd German confused are respect.
faily referred 90 geographic 'o dnd out
here Holland, ;he home of the Dutch.
81 neutral country. is located. Thcre will
hr typical Dutch costumes. woodrr
shoes, etc. The national wooden shoe
dances viii hc introduced r 'he vrera.
fac cast of characters follows.
Nynherr Hertogogenhosrh rich Hol
.HI farmer Hugo Gioml
Nronar Hcrtocogenbosrh. h', wife
l.v Strong
Wilhelmiun rnd Hilda their dough.
'.r--Buth Dil a0d ireuc We,.lhausen.
Bob Yankee. American salcsmor--
laul Horgau.
Hans. student tn mu,i. .r Ioff with
W .lhDlmira ~ Redmond
Franz f1rmrr'. Z. son boz love with Hiida
otto hrtbrf.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
THE wEAKLINGs

DID you ever stop 20 think
Brother my brother,
That thrr, lies goldcn link.
Brother. my brother.
Twist the words the president
To the ball. ui congress sent
And message for us meant
Brother my brother
Whpn be- .pid 90 Kaiser Bill.
Brother, my bro,hor
Now tukr Nurning, Willy MI
Brother, my bru;hcr
Every helpless little chap,
Belgian or Scrh mnyhap,
Christian, pagan, Jew or Jap,
hrulhcr, my brother
Must hereafter have hi. chance.
Brother my brother,
~pfc us there's u God ~ Ffunrc.
Brother my brother.
John Run. Jean and ! alike
VIII protect each tiny tykr
Keep you bands oT hence. ffom
~m,kc,
Brother my brother
see how apr the word apply.
Brother, my brother
To- sIrh 'Ul'- nS you und T.
Bruihrr my brother
strange 10 inuk us an tho.r t,ufs
To dt-rut. U tuint uf ~quctJa
In our oHu ur.thrtic sphere
Brother, nay brother
When fH. .orld p az peace aga5u.
Brother, my brother.
VIII a' SEQ oar duty plnin.
Brother, my brother
NtII' f0r Arnkhug ouc- 'EItt.
VIII s. trow duty missed.
~H'r u. grasp some puEy vus'.
Brother, my brother,
0nFiug "l.fe's Toe rough f"r you.
Brother. my brother
! have strength cnouRh f1r tvo.
Brother, my brother
Hero hand. noR scramble up.
irt 'H.f ionI uf worrF dfuI.
Jet mr hrip you 10 the top.
Brother, my brother
Queer been once wc stop iu 'b.uk.
Brother, ny brother
How tb,s missing golden link
Brother. my brother
ln your Christine creed und mine.
Somehow dropped ou' the divine
l.rfi Hs Goddess ns the Rhine
Brother, my brother
Minnie g. Blake in bauidcr 'nmer
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

hcnrs somebody rll ua vb,,h bolf
muu always come. Co blows with
uia handkerchief
Man, Nhu have embarked uu the t,n
ut mltuw,rN NOW wish the, bpi m,-eri
th, hunt
Nuu tn brutal cuss. ~ hie vifr lmlh
bfm uul hc mwllN mukr. foe the rluh
p"u b,t 3D. Hnmp htr you vcrr ro.
nr go swallow D.
Nuu ,u dc,rlup horns T., muug
,n'n uih' r'opl' ' hus,ncss
Oih'r propI, b. ,rspunsih,ltios du not
h'ur i"Wu hnrd r"uurh uu rs ~ MAKO
ut Wmp shuuldrrrj
TO-, mnny timcs doe. clraf con
sri"nrr 1nd u mu idy COMPLEXION pu ~.
g"ihrr'
PERSONAL MENTION
Rr, " g. Simmnud. ppstor of the
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
vEsPER MUSICALE

\r "ull-tequcst program of piano
music viii he given tomorrow afternoon
ut i:j0 10y Edwin stanley ~cder head
Of the fine arts college Of the university
at Eodry hall The program !. made up
of numbers reCurs'rd hv members of the
student hody Two duet numhr,-, both
sucrrd selections. viii be- sung nv tciont.
ed mrmbcrs of the university opera cho.
rus. The program D., us follows:
Prelude IN e. sharp minor Ruchmauiuo1
Minuet In 6 ......-.-- Padcrpw hi
kammeuoi. stroW .-.. Rrhiusteiu
Nh ~eder
Duct Waited for the Lord -
.,a....-. MrndClNHuin
Mises iistcllc Harris and Gutc ~tortl
Balludo ~ 4 flat Chopin
Nalsc in - flat .......... Chopin
Rerc"usr ....-... ..-......- Chopin
Mr. Scdrr
Duet go God r. Love- .-...- Mark.
Misses lortcusc ~Witycr aud
Alberta Hawthorne
To n Wild Rose Macnowru
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
AT MRS. cHRIsMAN's

The Woman IS Christian Temperance
mon viii meet next Tuesday afternoon
ut the home ot Mrs " " ChriSmuu.
il5 North Eleventh. All ladies are iu,
Nited
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
IN SToRYLAND'

The young people of class M. of
the Central Avenue Bible school are rc.
heHrsing program 10 be- presented in
the church next Friday evening. "lu
Storylond - j. the inviting title to the
forthcoming play.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

iu my aii,r to hrlp Toe -oVeum'ut vm
'hc wy. but : resent being omJe'''d to
,acrhrc the moutai Ne'l br.ng .f my
,hildtcn merely ihgt che .uU..us wav
continue 'u io business
The following resolution 0u. u'fo.
du.rd Hri adopted af this mrtfr-
D.. Resolved That the mu,nf fbe tu,sl
administrof and 'hr fuel s1mrriefrs'or
be- requested 'n immediately tlo.r the
-uiuHH-. Hl. .. ,r-fed with rut pow.
90 90 Hkr 'b a.'t.u. io rcqup.f th.
president fo CLOSE hp liquor houses and
hfyttr,a. -. H $500 upH sure
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
AT MRS ooox s

~ MNa NkNh y
Nrs z g. MInfr,, H.. 'br header at
the mouthi, ussrmh., ui the ,tugiau
Women > Board of MISSION. Thuf,my
afternoon. Tho bonn, of NJ, Randolph
CooP can plny Mr~. ~.du, " Bedford
frey and Mrs Cook received fHr lndics
and Intended thcir pleasure lh. pro-.
gram pprurd with piano .olo played
rNqui,itclY as nuly au artist Ilkr IJcl'r
Cook cau piay. Mr, SiiuN, NJ B,if,ti
gave ur interesting tulk 900 90 People 900
the tvugo. '' Missionaries Boo Nfu,a
was the theme nf O. dissours, b., Mr.
Etrct Van ,lravp chat Was especially
Instructive. Miss Nrlmn rrichutd sang
go spirudii style 'Cniumh1 e Rgt'lr
Prayer composed hv Ma, lia M,Cauc
Donovan. Mt- i. W Baker. % VISITOR boz
the city who is Iuumturu' q " r. VI
worker and litewry ,rt, read two
poems that Nct- much enjoyed ur, nt
thesc follows:
God made o. home. Nhrr. heart, might
turn 90 rest
When all other homes ot cultt bail
failed.
God made star whose Hght burned
steadily
when all the other light, grew dim
and puled
God made ,oi,e that all the breadth
of sens
The change OF seasons ot the flight of
wears.
Gould never .ijcnco never roh OF poNrr.
to rcnch tv bless. ~ guide, tc silrurc
fears
The evening herald., 1918-03-09
TEA AND TOAST


The .Dman mh0 nriH Ike au homhrr
BE- about o. popuiar a. Tho man aho nri.
I'D, sister.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

y. s.... aso,c' and Ni.. shelton Oa 'a, Or.
The evening herald., 1918-03-09

Kid Mamma, aint rara gonna 60
iY Ir.t.1 when he dirsf
hHa, Why of rn1i.' I'uIr Why
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-01
- WILLIAMSBURG, O.

Festus Hoos and family spent a few
days with his father Henry Hoos..
NOAH Sinks is in, very serious condi
ton, being confined to his bed part OF
the lime. .Gaar Wolfal and Paul
Skinner were married at the home OF
n. T. trelan on Christmas day. Mrs
Wesle, Griffith and granddaughter,
Zepha Griffith of Springfield, O., are
visiting E. H. Timmons and family for
few days. =. Olga i. Jones of Ohio
State University, is spending her va
cation at home. .... Mrs. Olive Hoos
and baby are spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Mains, at Lynn, Ind. ... Harry Tim
mons is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Timmons.
The graduates of class 1914 spent
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Brown, where three
course supper was served, those of the
class being, Denver Peden. Russell
Flatter, Grille Southland, Hobart
Mikesell, Carlton Brown, Clifford
Brauson and Miss Olga A. Jones. all
present but M. Brauson. The even
ing was spent in a good social time.
The class extelds their thanks to Mr..
and Mrs. Brown for entertaing them
SO hugely, for hey surely did enjoy
the evening" Mrs.