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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
The Public Be SerUed
News Of Memphis
10 Ygars Aao.
APRIL e, 1909.

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Dispatches from C0nsusutinopte were
to the effect that sultan Abdul Hamid
was to be deposed within the week IN
favor of Mehemmed Rechad Effendi,
In a political feud among prominent
men near Natchez, Miss, Cornelius
Prttchardt was killed ana four mel
Of the Pritchardt and Newman families
wounded, besides two bystandters.
News was received in Memphis that
the Rev. John FaFFeiiy, native Mem
Dhtan, recently appointed as a bishop
TO the Catholic diocese at Cleveland,
would be consecrated that week at
Rome,
Gables from Nairobi, British East
Africa, were to the effect that Theo-
dere Roosevelt and little son, Kermit,
we're both indisposed, as a result of
,Aeir recent hunting activity.
F1fty-three members q the Memphis
bar association voted to indorse d. w.
OeHaven as judge Of the second chan
Gerry court,
Nellie Morehaiser, 10 years old, los
Adams avenue, was held up and robbed
by two negroes in broad daylight as
she was passing al alley on Vance ave-
nue. between Main and Front streets,
On her way from work. The negroes
sock 50 from her.
Delegates to the annual gathering of
he haafa o. church extension Of the
Aethodis4 Episcopal church, South,
we're arriving in Memphis where the
enyention opened that morning,
Lights vent out in the arena of the
PaoeHiR Athletic club, delaying bouts
retwssn Teddy Peppers, Of Kansas
lily. end Tommy Gary, % Chicago, and
9AnAy Goodman, Of New York, and
'rankie White, OF Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
( PLvNa'No on REeucr,onf s

To The News sciml,sr.

To The News scimitsr;
tSnngtn9' In cotton TO the neglect
OF other cFops viii be giving the spiS.
ners and Wall street incubator =
Weapon to ruin you and the South.
p ee0nd crop OF cotton last yeaF
req Ihe boil weevil until late and they
VIA De ready for the first squares, ana
DeeIn - multiply, You will have To
pant fewer acres. cultivate often
IneIepy covering up the weevlls and
WIN a smaller acreage can afford Ia
Iertilize heavier. Put on a second coat
81 fertilizer (side d9essing) to produce
planting your cotton, but All other
Crops SO that all the land you are cul-
tlvatlng viii be producing its full crop
quota OF cotton or feedstuff.
Ihe "tifth' o. Victory loan" means
more to the farmer than any other class
You nave he sana interest as Others
n upholding the credit and honor Of
the United States in supporting bust
ness n industry and In finishing in
undertook to have ciN ~ilization and put
an end to the horrible war, besides YOU
nave an interest in this that other
cflzehs have not; q large part Of this
stuff. ~
Plant velvet beans, coolers, peas and
SOY beans IN all your corn. Use nj
trate OF o on your valentine beans
and oats. Then put in all your spare
VINE IN working for goOd roads and
secure from the federal fund a good
share Of the money appropriated. MP,
McBeth wants Clarke county to get
her part.
o W, H. PATTON.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
UNION CITY TO HAVE
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

A mass meeting of the citizens OF
ohlon county is to be held Sunday aft
tho purpose OF organizing a campaign
for a fund OF 500, 900, which is to be
used IN the erection OF n memorial hos
pital for the soldiers from obion who
gave their lives for liberty In the world
war,
Thomas Il. King, Of Memphis, and hy
n number Of prominent citizens of the
county,
Committees have been at work for
some time, first with the idea Of a
monument, but have decided ON a hos
pital Instead.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
ROUNDUP IN COUNTY
TO FILL UP THE QUOT

a roundup IN the communities out =
side of Memphis was in progress ava
the half million assigned will be mora
than reached, according to Dahnev
Crump and Mrs. Hugh s. Hayley, who
planned a final rally on the last day
OF the drive, N"'
The five routes mapped out will he
t.aversed n record time with handfuls
official reports Saturday indicated thnat
half Of the rural quota of S25o'O0o had
already been raised and IL il beI,avaS
the other half only awaits the senSsnr
for. A battery of speakers and teams
0 OF pretty eat az girl bond sellers started at
indeed viii be the individual WIZ o :
canes the shafts of their FLASHING eSs.
and the entreaties OF their dni.e.
voices to loosen up and helm finish
the Job" "eP ilhlsh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
REV. WALTER WHITE TO
GIVE LECTURE AT "Y"

Rev, Walter M. White, pastor Of the
Linden Avenue Christian church, who
only recently returned from France,
where he served with the Y. M. G, 4,
lecture forces, will be the principal
speaker at he Y. M. G. A. building
Sunday afternoon before a mixed audi.
ence which is expected to fill the audi
toriunl OF the Y. NJ. G.. A. to capacity,
Rev. Whites topic viii be Ibid the
Y, M. G. A. Fail in FTance?" :"
During his 10 months service abroad.
Rev White had exceptional opportuni.
ties to observe the work done by ~
"Y" forces in the field and he W i
bring to his auditors a cGlorful sto
of some Of the many deeds of brave A
and s~elf-sacrifice performed by tn, \
workers,
A musical program will be a ~featurcI
OF the meeting. The doors of the 4
M. G. A. will be opened at 2:30 o'clo
to the public, both men and womeK
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
KlWANIS CLUB HOSTS
OF ORPHANS OUTING

Members Of the Kiwanis club viii
be the hosts M& Q at the annual out.
Ing Tor the children of the city or
phanages and c~hildren's institutions.
From noon until nightfall every mem
Der OF the club VIII give his entire
time 70 the effort to bring pleasure
into the lives OF the 900 little mes
who are cared for in various childrcn's
institutions.
There win be an auto parade down
town at noon, preparatory to a ride
over the parks and parkway, The after.
noon will be spent on the children'z
pla grounds at Overton park, where a
hountitul lunch viii he spread ON the
arrival OF the clubs little guests,
There win he band music by two
bands, a really truly circus aud ali
sorts of games and entertainment, Al
Ian Fisher Is general chairman of the
day. Those who will lend their cars
for the parade and ride should see Gus
Sohiecht, chairman of the committee on
cars and transportation,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

Many friends and business acquaint-
aAces paid their last respects to the
memory Of the late William B.. Gates
Saturday afternoon when funeral ser.
vices were held at the home, SIG Pom
tooc avenue. Services were conducted
by the Revs. Ben Cox and Nicholas
NJ. Long, and interment was in Forest
Hill cemetery.
Mr., Gates, who was n of the prom e
inent business men of Momphis and
until his retirement six year ago, head
of the cotton firm Of VIM. b. Gates
company. died Friday morning follow
ing a long illness.
Pallbearers we're;
Active-Dr Otis Ware, DIR, Henry c.
Watkins, holland Fontaine, Frank Hill,
Gtlmer Winston. s. NJ. Williamson, c,
7, J. Mooney, Raiford Matthews and
Thomas Flippin.
Honorary-Capt. Denris Smith. w. J,
Crawford, H., II, Beasley, !. T. Walsh,
Ncah Speers, Charles W. Metcalf, Sr.
Dan +. Elliotte, Capt. j. G. Wyckoff,
w, a. Collier and Thomas II. Jack
SNn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

semiskiiled opportunities, c~ierkshIpN.
hookkeepers' POSITIONS, and the Hike, are
IN greatest demand. Many soldiers,
especially the negroes, seek Jobs as
truck drivers and chauffeuPs.
The coming week win SEQ the greatest
number OF applications vet IN the
opinion Of those In charge OF the em-
ploymeht service, More and more In
need are the men who apply as the DAYS
WeaF on for the men who, after their
return, indulge In a holiday or series
81 holidays, are Is a rule IN sreater
need OF imn ediatN employment than
others more faF-sighted.
More and more are OpDortunitia.
needed ~ the United states emnlov-
ment service, 103 South Court avenue.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
Gaps Filled in Ranks of the
Idle-SOldierS Need Jobs

More than 1850 applications for post
lions by discharged soldiers were un-
filled at the close OF the weeks buei-
ness at the United States employment
bureau. Soldiers are beginning to turn
TO Uncle Sam In greater numbers.
grow by from one to two score names
and, while opportunities are more pfNn-
tiful as business gradually becomes bet
ter, they r not coming In fast enouRh.
Skilled workmen for the most part
easily get back into civil Iife as labor
fully trained Is In greater demand than
ever before.
Applications FOR approximations In
most every line OF Industrial activity
are sought by returning fighters, uhile
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
LEGENDRE IN FRONT

PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Cons,s,.
s ebt dpe r nessSess In AZ five events en-.
Nersity to garry off the peptatSSinu I-
championship at the first DAVIS c ss,hIo6
OF sports Of the t~wenty-fifth ap m.vai
relay races at the University Of pann
sylvania on Franklin field. This l. tS,,
iirst tl.ns since the pentathlon was
hsen ,sne our years ago that II has
University OF Pennsylvania. man Ios
ard Berry captured 1t three timas wv
tommy Bartels won 1t last wear.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
BOND BUYERS|NA
HUGE ROUNDUP
PUT LOAN OVER
tcontinuSa from Slsst Pas4,

tcentinuod from Sisst PasGt
y; quota and that NASHVILLE and osNef
cities were vislng with each othsT for
second place in the state ana 10 make
tennessee %supPlant Indiana again in
the standing OF the states M the
Eighth federal district. The Volunteer
stase held top position for two DAYS
aHring the week, but the boosters
rcrgsd slightly ahead With the reports
q Friday complete
Labor Triples Quota.
Organised labor took charge Of the
Dooths saturday, and although the
workers. have already subscribed their
to t1O tTip isS'i II 2.t sSii e. over . they expect
gown their fountain pens and cali the
yop finished. Labor was the first d.
VISION TO reach the 300 per cent mark
IN me percentage column.
hain did not interfere with the wom-
y DIVISION IN the serious fashion
ton in the booths was for the Ereater
part or the day practically imposeibls.
the women sold bonds 10 the yaine ~
Ssoo45O, the biggest days work they
naNe yet turned In. ivy
.NNThe women have sold BIS per cent Of
b men 9uotS. and with the aid OF some
olE SUBSCRIPTIONS expected today, and
WIN the end Of whiflwind campaign in
the rural communities az hand The
splendid total OF 81, 0e0, 900 secured il
sure to be found to the credit OF The
Women's column when the iIgllTes are
finally audited.
Greater credit should be siysn N.
women than any ether division, Ner-
nepe, as they for the most mart have
2 to solicit bonds from men whose
Digger subscriptions had already baen
eredited 20 some Industrial quota.
Big Day Despite Rain.
Friday ives another record NpsaL..
1Ssp1te the rain. A gTand total Of g..
go7 900 was rolled up and recorded o.
Ilcla!ly. while subscriptions reported
unaffcially put the days aGsreGate to-
oet w e 2l,O2A,0OO, one Of the biggest
Three new divisions exceeded their
ap~portionment F~flday-iife insurance.
clothisre and retail tgrocers. The ,fillirs
OF the $500, GOO Of tire inaurancS quota
was cue 10 the acceptance OF Q chat
lenge made by VIII Wood, OF the New
YORK Life insurance company. Nho
promised his concern would give S25,-
600 in subscriptions IL the other conapa-
MES and agencfes would roll w che 9TH
or $4,000. Before dusk fell the trick
was done and another division Wenf
over the top.
More Divisions Over.
ALI divisions will 10 heard from bO
tho END OF SAturday'0 business, and :
nualDes who h@ve veen waiting until
the close Of their solicitation to make
their returns are expected to further
swell the final total when the tabuia-
ton is MAIDS.
AZ the beginning of the final day Of
the campaign the following divisions
were in Che 100 per cent and oyer class:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
@ D TO MEET.

There will be a meeting OF Regina
lodge Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock in
the Sunday school auditorium of the
Poplar Avenue temple. The proposed
Old Folks home viii be the subject OF
discussion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

The suggestion is made that the italian delegates are max
ing 2 display to save their faces in Rome but It mus, he
admitted that in saving their faces in Rome they are getting il
III the pants in Versailles. e y
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
A FREE COUNTRY

Former Senator Joseph w, Bailey, who has made his boro
en- washington for a number of years, has announced the disso-
.uuon OF u partnership composed of himself on the one hand
~ gay democratic party on the other.
That is to say, the former senator ren,d;otos ,A.
p p.Hf Il De the Democratic party, and maintain, that his yierws
Tn""lhg radically from those in authority in the marty ~. ,oait.
oe'a ne declares that he was withdrawn from son,otbin1v
perhaps from the Wilson policies, and has taken the Dsnoorntfr
party Win nm, Tor he says: 1T seems to me that those ,MLo
adhere to the partys principles have a right to retain thn ,o Wv,
aa that II a separation must come those who have adontcd -
new creed are really the ones who should form a new nar+t !"
rive times he was elected to the house and twice 70 tho 90,
ane, never Deing defeated for any office to which he msnircd
Dnt this is not the first time Mr., Bailey has been diseruntlcd
Oh FORMER occasions, when he was in the senate. he became
peeved because the Democratic party did not please br, and
handed his resignation 10 the governor of the state Tf vr recaIi
correctly ne had considerable difficulty in getting n of b%s
designations withdrawn. es ~" " MS
But Bailey is a big man, a splendid LAWYER and g, s,,t,.
nah re is never in accord with anybody all the time aml
naturally could never be designated a yellow dog" Democrat
- IN the present situation there is nothing over which tn
become excited OF, even disturbed. Joe Bailey is a private citi
zen Is not a candidate for any office and has a right 70 farm,
alhance with any party leave any party with which he is aHIi
ated or start a party Of his own it he so desires. It is ono Of
We blessed privileges of this country that a man may think and
only when men OF the prominence Of Bailey break the nartv
leash Is II OF sufficient importance to take note of it.
The white and black prisoners, Obliged TO walk from tho
jan FRIDAY, rnanacled together and exposed to the rain. ncrhans
will find difficulty in understanding whv they sho,ld 10 nnr
allied by Mayor MonteVerdc for Sheriff Perry's refusal to fight
the city manager bill. For a number of wears it has been the
humane custom tor prisoners to be conveyed from the iMl 70 the
courthouse IN the police patrol wagon. Because the sheriff
declared that he had no interest in the city manager bill the
mayor proceeds to punish him by subjecting the county's pris-
oners to humiliation. Commissioner Miller should not permit his
department TO be used to satisfy the MAYORS personal crudpes
he mayor IS playing "wienerwurst politics. again.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

Goodness Of head on the part of
Lieuts. J. T. o'sullivan and G. G. far
riSon, Park field aviators. saved the
lives Of both men Thursday afternoon
when they were forced TO make a
landing on the Memphis side of the
Mississippi river on the sand bar at
the foot of Jefferson avenue,
Thousands viewing them from the rlv-
er bank looked to see them fall into
the river or be dashed against the banks
of the river, railroad tracks or trees
when at an altitude OF 500 feet their
engine went dead.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26
PASTOR is GREETED.

A reception was given Fri
by members Of the McLemo'
Christian church congregation
OF their pastor, tho Rev. {
kemper and hts wife and fan
Parke, chairman of the boar
GERS, was master OF ceremonle
greetings were given to the /
his family by the Rev.
White, pastor of the Iinde
Christian church alid also BY
Phil r, Ellsworth. pastor OF II
Street Christian church. A
Spouse was made by Dy X
which he expressed his plaasl
ing in Memphis, Vocal sssan
cred by Mrs, A., O. CN Siso
r.. Y. Whitner. and III An.
by Harry l., Cook, wlyea, -
readings. 49,
At the conclusion
refreshments were ser
hour held,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

BY quick maneuverlng the only DAM
age was a broken propeUee, Both flyers
unhurt save for a httle shaReup.
Flights wers made again Saturday
without mishap ID the Interest Of the
Victory loan ana the aviation exhibit
ment headquarters.
The exhibit In the interests of re.
cruiting for the aviation service was
taken back to PaVk field Saturday night
and will be taken on a tour OF Che
Memphis TERRITORY beginning Monday in
the interest OF recEuttna,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

At least Memphis stands at the head of the list of four team,
that lost the first game of the season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-26

The Italians have gone to Rome, but they will come back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
FARMERS PAYING ANNUAL
COST WITH STRAWBERRIES
onancork Growers Find On. Cron
Permits Clear PROFIT on
Other Yields
.[Snecial u The Times.nisnatoh

clSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch1
oNANCOCk. May 25.-Farmers wbo
nave strawberries here in any ouan-
~ expect to meet their expenses for
me year from their sales OF then,
alone realizing clear profits from the
clhcr crops raised throughout the wear
~ enley: The Producers Exchange paid
our 1000 in cash for Strawberries
Since then the receipts have been evcn
'arger The cash receipts OF several
farmers near Onancock were from 81
600 TO $500, for at least four days
iasl week. Shipments are expected
TO keep up throughout the COMING
week. Crops are reported 10 he i'm
frst-class shape. Great promise is
shown by the potato crop, although
The acreage Is only third OF that Of
former years. Cabbage is bringing 81
:: crate, peas SIS basket. and straw
berries from IS to 10 crate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
~ AND OFT or TOWN.


.r M" =, wt,l..mA S,na., Of PIG st.n. Car
IN Richmond
Commando n Lindsay walker. T. & \
hH b'tn tn recent guest Of nj. ts,h., 4,
= "'lter. al his home on Park Avenu.
Hi,S virginia Christian. who has h,.n do.
i1c r"rcns'ruc;lpr wnrk in Rnsion thI, win
Ter, viii srriy, 10 nichmord n-nt @".k 10
go. h,r Tnth,r. M, Andrew Chri,,i,n a,
'h'ir hons on Wcs, Franklin Street
NJ srf Mrs y. =. I.sird arc es,s nIi.h.d
2, heir country place IN Ch.st.rn.id Count
ai'er an extended .'ay Ia Richmond
~ .nn Nrs nalph Harrison and sir and
~, GSn tssy attended the
Mr. and Nrs James e. Smith hay. r.turn.3
~ Minchrt'sr. after short s,Iy in Rich :.
NJ, Eat,h Wilson. o, Aryon!s. is spending
ME- tnnie Mas sic and Mis. virginia Smith
At'r Nisit 10 He.port %.Us AMI Rich,
..''r- = i MeCIuer enc her dauch,.r All.
Nst-art, MoClusr. hsN, .eft for I;,l'ifi go.
wntFH ihsy ere guests al Mrs Edln Pinser.
Mrs john Cnr',usr and her small d.u-h.
,-rs ar. guests Of Mrs. james Gillian in
Mss Emily o,.r,on has returned to Howl.
IhE iFeeh after spending several days In
E.c!mond p:ih friends
Mrs Wllii.n LIbeli Fiournoy hs,b..n III.
receui sn.sl Of trends st Bear Garden
NJ and Ms s II jackson have 70.
Ftehmonn ."
Mr.. phnp Gisson ha. h.en IN. r.c.,,
Fues, OF relatives IN King and QUEEN County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AIDS
SOLDIERS TO GET WORK
government, Service Gives Nrp Al
read! In inhustry n Better
Opportunity.
SuINt.rnN Ma,

WASHINGTON, NAV aJ-That in.
dustriai training IS one OF the practi-
cal means OF helping returned soldiers
set hack into the ranks of industry Il.
indicated b. various Instances report.
ed 10 the United states training ser.
vice Of tine Department Of Labor in
recent weeks. In Biooklyn a number
OF returned soldiers were sent through
ono nrm's training department and
after taking tho brief intensive course
OF instruction given IN the plant we're
able 70 join the regular working force
II Is said that their work is OF cA-
oellen; grade. though. Of course. their
output cannot equal the ou;put OF
those who have been at the job for
longer time. Similarly. in other
Garts OF the country attention has been
directed 10 industrial training as an
$40 in getting jobs for our fighters
who have been out of touch with fac.
tories and shops for many months
In Chicago, for example oficials Of
the Bureau FOR Returning Soldiers.
Sailors and Marines have conferred
with the district representative Of the
United States training service. with
view 20 introducing the training de-
partment idea wherever practica hle
These training departments are main
tanned in the plants al company ey-
pense. Government experts aid In plan
ming them and in preparing the courses
OF training.
The chief function Of the industrial,
training. It is pointed out. is 10 give
men already in industry better on
portunities for self Improvement
Wherever practicable the service advo-
Gates the establishment OF apprentice
ship courses. But in the majority Of
modern industries training courses are
the only feasible means Of advancing
the worker and bcttcrins the outnut
for the employer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
VlRGlNIAN SOLDIERS
TO BECOME CIVILIANS
'AuiuaAT fnp
-uoK Ss'I dump IN psI.Id
-Wo0 al ltI!N ssSJoI.I inO1ulIstnuIx

dA S2fs'' LEE f THs vi Timsas .p
S!n.as Own. esment, the One Hun
Blue and Gray Division. viii wind up
heir soldering career tomorrow The
ioughbors. who arrived al Camp Lee
carly last night Will he put through
;he physical examination tomorrow
morning. This means that the former
Richmond and Virginia National Guard
troops VIII become civilians again to-
morrow night ar carly Tuesday morn
INK after almost ono year % active
warfare in France.
The members Of tho fourth
tield ARTILLERY Brigade will beat their
infantry comrades IN getting GU, "f
the service This unit which ~ also
composed or Nirc men and under
tho command % Major Mason. Of Rich
mond went through the mastering Of
FEC early this afternoon and VII leave
troops Of the Ono Hundred and six
teen;h. who do not live in this state
will be sent to GENERALIZATION centers
nearer their homes tomorrow.
The atmosphere at Camp Lee has
oe"n decidedly NirEinian today. =
steady stream or visitors were atriv-
'ny in camp since early morning. Rel
a;tves and friends OF the Twenty
ninth Divis on mon came all the way
from Norfolk to Bristol and from mos;
every section and county Of the State
Contrary TO expectations the overseas
and mingle with the home folk. They
toasted upon baskets OF food prepa rcd
a. 'hci- homes. and never before has
Camp Lee been 80 permeatcd with
sood cheer
The Infantrvmen no doubt fell, the
Physical effects % the parade in which
they took part in Richmond Yesterday
When they arrived AT this camp fatigue
was written ali over their faces. and
they made haste 10 find the hunks at
their Cuarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting OF all com m Itteemen of
the Salvation Army Campaign with
Chairman j. y. Taylor mt PInntcrs'
National Bank, 10.
Miss Grace Parker srenks In the
auditorium Of the Cha n,ber of Com
mercr, under auspices OF the Nm
tionnl League for Woman's Service,
Sif5.
Meeting or the kivsnis CIuh In
the rooms OF the Business. Mems
Club. $40.
Meeting Of state directors Of pub-
iicty OF the War Loan Organization
~ the FIfth Federal Reserve Dis-
trirt, Womnn's Division, hcndauar-
tcrs. 10.
The Richmond Auxiliary Of the
Chifdrcn's ffomc Society Of Virginia
meets nj the y. ". e.. A., &.
Meeting Of renter. mr. the william
Fox school to di.russ tho forum
ion Of Renters and Consumcrs'
Protective Association, $40.
Pupils recital at Y. NJ. &. A., s,t5.
nay OF Sunshine OF King. Daurh-
ter. meets nj III North Twenty
ninth street, 8.
called meeting Of the FLORENCE
Nightingale Circle Of ShcItrrInr
Arms. mt hospital, 4,3O.
LyrIr-Nnuderinc, $3.50. $40 md
3i3O.