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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The Cosmos Club held "a litt1p eara's
marty" last evening II the hous uf las1.
Haiph aaabafw On wusaera syunne
Each member ~1s drunnsa - / Nksae
gtrl and each furnished y ID-miuuts ~
te.fainMent- A very enjoyable e1xnsmE
was msed ane refresfunants Wun
ssrred.
The Social Nesghbufs w4l M xH,r
after11uun al the hpriie q NM. EHnmk
Dextrr.
Thefe viii he q mans md Suuur ati~
Al the star thsasre shis evensSR ~ IN
o'ciuck a very intervening wugfam
has been arranged BY the cuinassstfep
IN charge. There viii be s-pur.ninv4p
Hpenkers and n~atrtotic sinrinx ms,~
direction Of " r. Mitchell. A rehs.suaa
rnr the singing was held a. the Husssrr
veStrv last evening IN u~renaratsun &W-
the rally. Music viii r-rf,atir tr ,,,--
nishAd b the High Srhopi prrise.ts~
sunday evening the-e will te a ynerffnx
fo- the public NJ the STIR theatre. an6
a nr"e-Rm is npw In prepzratfun.
The Minu' Gu rn-t . = evening ~
thr horre Of Mrs. Rubv DOR a, Zen
tnr. \ vn-v pheasant evening was nass-
ed and refreshments were served.
a post card snpwer was rendered
Mrs. Harriet Nve in observance ps se-
Sft1 hir-haHv, She was aisc ve-- r~
"-n"alF remembered br he- many
--1enns with gifts. fuwe,~ and a bfrfh-
NY "S" 'f"1fnrni' Nre is considered
on" ny '"e 'Tnurr old l-di-s'' md ar.
f"rt' M" -" c~fie-r with -padi-yr ,na
rf7"Har' "-~9iniscen"ee Tie. ntl r-iSh-
40 me- many ha1rr -ntu~ns % the ifev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Wook3 6ros.
C6spa's MlHs. Me
PITTSFElD


Mrs. Eliza Corey, widow of the iate
NaainAn G., Curey, died ut her late
hgife in Lancey street. Wednesday
AFTERNOON. aftei d shur1 illness. Mrs,
Corey ~ras a woman well liked by all
who knew her and until her infirmi-
ties made Il irnpe-sible for her TT do
50 was an active worker and On
slant attendant at the Manson Strne5
Methodisf church. Her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Faies, hHre
made their home with her ana cared
fur her since the death n he- nus
hand. The funeral arrangements
have not been announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
OAKLAND

TIT uesaaE Club iieiu IT. last meet
ing for the season Tuesday afternoon
III he vestrv OF the First Baptist
church. The meeting was called 10 ur-
der by the president. Mrs. Iva Man
Hun. The -euprf of the nominating
COMMITTEES wa reau ano accented and
the following uflicers were elected for
the wear: President. Mrs. Z. M. Foster;
VICE mesiuen,. Mrs. Aida Cover: secre-
tart. Mrs. Clara Oliver, treasurer, Mrs.
Nellie Greeley: directors. Mrs. Henri
etta TotYaan. Mrs. Emma Clark ana
Mrs. Eftn PuIlen. auditor, Mrs. Flor
ence Given. After a shprf inte-misEion
Mrs. Wheaton OF the central Office for
the Maine BrHnch OF tine New England
Home for Little Wanderers gave a re-
purf OF their work for children in this
locality, She said that ttere WIS a
great need FOR another wurker III this
district and thar me people Of Maine
are Beng Il -pd 70 contribute toward
her support The club voted 10 give
G. 4 banuuet wal served anu The MEM
he-s enjoyed story telling n d Social
hour. Twenty-eiEht members and one
guest were present.
Miss Gertrude Lords Sunday school
class of the Free Baptist church will
hold a Social Friday evening III :
O'clock in the hurch vestrr 10 the
Barara clsHR.
The Ladies' Aid Of the FIRST 8ap-
tist church will meet this Rfternuun
al The nome nj Mrs. Edward Wing.
The "Idlers'' will meet Friday ev-
nving II the home ~ Ms " q.
TiEue Of Maine stree
Miss Marjorie Leonard. Miss Sea
trire Ringers AND Miss Charlotte Bar
stow. students al WELLESLEY College.
nard'a aunt. Mrs. Mary HalIett. left
"Wednesday for Poland Springs. where
ti,ev will visit MISE Pamela Leonard
Funp-al services for the lat. pe-ci-
va Lvsander Stevens were ileld Tues
day afternoon al O'Clock Il; his late
home w the Fairfield road. Rev. Nj.
knickrrh pcker " The J~njve-Sallst
church Of Waterville officiating. The
hearers WEIR Sidney Wentworth
Frank Garland, Andrew Fice. II
Gep--r T'rarF
hettretii Rusttpn. The infant son Of
Mr.. and WIS Lurson Rusitur. Is quite
Ill III ttri' iume on Nit stree.
ip,,-E. P~nble has returned from
Boston ~rnf-- ie attended c.urrh
convention re past wheh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Courspn- Hph

Miss Ruby A. Holt OF Portland and
corporal John z. Courson of the 18th
Ant-Alr Craft Battery were uu,etly
married III Brunswick al b. Mnndss
AFTERNOON, h double ring service he
ing performed 10y Rev, Allen Con-
stantine. pastor of the Congregations
church III Richmond. VINO is a senio,
al Bowuoin Coiiegr. The bride Wis
gownro in blue taffeta.
In h evening a v.drinC rec..pt,nn
wac h"id al III" residence Ut the
groom l,arents, Mr., ana Mrs. Frank
Nj. t'ourson on Mcclellan street. III.
reception also serving To ceiebrutr the
-.th ddin a~untrersarr of IN.
groom r tfnfents. About 40 GUESTS
We're present among them M. and
Mrs. P"rIpE +. Fish. Miss sarah Mer-
riii and Mr. and MRS. Aihert F',ust nf
Portland. REFRESHMENTS eF tr,.s
ri,k funny crackers and punci, were
s,erveu. After d sturf weddtng trfp
Corporal and Mrs. Ceurson will be nj
nome a; AZ Il Mcclellan street,
Brunswirk.-Portiand Evening En-
press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

New YORK., April :.
FLpCH-~'eadf Winter str4igtlts I12o
mIIHN
WHEAT-1not firm 10 . red eas.
elevator wort.
CORN-Spo1 steady 70 etroug. 10 -.
white lA6. . u { View York
DAT>-Spot strong. standard --aT-S
tN'th-StronG mess u. family ,4G5..
L-AElH-Srronc middle west as4efi a.9-n
~ TTEi-Attad~: ~eEeiprs 1851 -ubs
r~rrafne~v higher thar extras G71STh
c-pamery extras. 20 score. G6aS6a: first
'4T6as packing STOCK current max. No
. 44,Gi45.
EGGS-Firn receipts -a.-1s rares
fresh gathered extras Il fr.sh gathered
firFts northern section 4ln -. 40. south
err se"tion 4oaa42: EIate. Pa. and near
hv western hp1nerv whites fint to fancy
.lN"H state. Pa. ana nearby enner
WINES Ordinary ~ urine 46T5b state
Pa. and nearly henne-v browns &c ar
- 90 gathered browns ana mixed col
urs 4aff4t.
PoTAT0ES-Frm: Bermuda Dbl sg,
"'"a'. Florida new No J bhls IostT 1860
Maine lSH-lh. sacks 37504G New ynrk
lHiih sacks 375et425: weHtern INa-ib
sacks 3J6IfMt. .Swnets. Jersey basket
gstaS.a suuthern basket gsaB9ssr.s.
CABHAtiEs-Firn; Danish per ton
1H: nld red Dbl. 5tn6a.
STEADY, centrifugal
.2Sn.R, fine ~granuiated ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
Chicago Cattle Marke.

Thicagn. stIrtl .
Receipts 500. Market firm.
rnostiy five rents higher jha yester.
DAYS average. Estimated tomorrow
ECO. Bulk of sales 1ssoM2DII: heav-
weight and medium weight Ie2DT.U.
light weight 1850 2M lights 1866
sows 117aGlsS1: pig f7eon1S@.
CATTLE-7eceiptf egu. Good AMI
rhoice beef steers and best cpNve ana
heIfers steady. uthers slow to l. cents
lower. canners and cutters steady 10
strong ca q - cents 10 40 cents high
fr. Estimated tomorrow I..BM Heayy
beef steers 11Nsn 2gn light beef STEER
1b0kn Isa. Butcher COWS amt neifers
74oaR1sse; cRnners and eutters 5gsa71Un.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
SPORTING NOTES

!Suuanto' Wilson writes u. from
winthrop That the talk ri u trolley
league This vear is tteromlng warmer
ana warmer III Spring approaches
and il wouid MOI lie surprIs,nk f
lungs TOOK definite shape imm@dt-
ateiy. or by The time the college
season closes. Fans up IN that SCI
ton are AGAIN ciHmorIng for base
bail :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Chicago. April =.
Corn snoi skyward in prrce today
> "a cents a busheI impelied chiefly .,v
announcement tina, owing 10 scsrvttv of
wheat the United Staurs food atttnirls-
ration would purchase instead fur he
liberated counties ct Eurune corn ,io,r
and other substitutes. and that nt.re,
neutral buying IN The United StHtes
viii ne detsrred from acquiring wheat
or 1our. Trading in corn war on Il big
scale and there was a ne~vpus close at
q "-s net advance with MAY liz Is 10
]ala n july 40 - 10 lag. Oats saiueu
: Is cents tn . - certB. and prorisious
90 cents TO 81 advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
GERMANS DEPOSIT
So. 0OO,0 % IN GOLD
IN BELGIAN BANK

tar1h. April THE French Foreign
''fffce was advised today that si,I-
""u.n"t ~ gold was deposited ruesta,
NJ me IN the belgian Ma
t'ohHi hank at Brussels. The grid rs
collateral for the fur food
stuffE wtiich the Alliet arr permit
Ing TO erter m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

CENNER-Mf me Mrs. @HaVn
McketChnie vi Merrer were eaIlere
al the Center Wednesday, q their
WAY ia W~aterviIie.
Mrs. Charles Tibbetts haF rettGrn-
ed from Skowi1egan. where SHE
PASSED Il few days with friends and
relatives.
will Mingu, who has been working
up river for the winter, returned to
his home Nbndax hight.
Miss Winnie McGrath AND FRIEND.
Mrs. Whi1lurk Of Waterville are
guests of Miss McCratt's neither.
Mrs. Charles Tibbetts for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

PEOPLE TO KNOW THE STALLION
horse Belgian Ice will stand for service
at MY place. South 6ardiner 4: YEAR
DID dark bay, 400 lbs. by imported
Belgian horse Gear. Terms Sinala
service S1N. season sia. This is tns real
thing IN a horse. Come and ses Inn.
ChhE. B. T-urr, So. Gardiner, Me.
Rpr3u6ts
BOARD FOR INVALID MAN ABLE
10 wait IN himself. state te-1ns- Aa-
dress u. l.. care Journal. apr3dI ""
TOP BUGGY. EASY RIDING. LIGHT
draft, also one-horse farm wagon. also
farm wagon: mus1 pe III good
condition and price low for cnSh. Give
lnN description and lowest price in first
letter. Il. T. Weeks. Conper's Mills.
Me. anrzaa-.
MAN AND WIFE TO WORK ON
SINAI farm. steady WORK. Write p. a.
Phelan. r. !. augusta. apr2d3fr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Corporal is derived from the same
Latin word ~ captain. but with an
ad-mlxture nf h meaning and SPELL
ing nj the English word corn. Can.
purniis in naedisyal Latin meant "a
chief or cDrnmuif1ef: Hence the
French cappral.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Ru::sell Poor is one of N. grand
oiu rnen m South BriuEfon and this
month was 81 years old He was
b"rn IN sehHeo. Part ~ his busy life
has been PASSED in Massachusetts
Canada ana for the past few yearE
II South Bridgtun. Mrs. Poor will ne
40 IN July. This quiet couple ie loved,
by MANY. one son and a d%aughier are
living.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
ASSIST Mature.

Assist Mature. There arr times
wheri vou should assist nature. II is
nov undertaking 70 cleabRe yUHf ave-
teyr-ff sou will take n Ssros-
lxtrf1la The Undertaking will be aaeceHs-
Nj. THIS great medicine puffffee anu
builds up ak nothing else aOes-Adsi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
No AmUteur

fore
RaSg!es-Aoner. now. Judge. DO J
look like ! was u bud lest maxim ne
ia yboc"-Columhus citizen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Boston. April Z.
REEF-Choice whole cattle aoa2G
Northern creamerv extras
6.aT6A, western 10 G1ME.I
CEEESE-New York twins rnpice
fresh MaGs1h
CORNING. { Yellow laHfT1ss
EGGE-Sea-t~ hennerv 4sGfstt. west
err Hxtras 4SfI46.
FLoCR-Sprlng patents 1s6-lh. sacks
$50 1c5G.
HAY-No. ! timott1v 3-,43s.
LAMB-sprrng 3nuSi.
oATS|Fanry 20 to 4a-ib. sacks -off7al
PfRk-MeHiun backs 671n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per iN lbs. Ear LOT
1Sdf,1D. 30
SUGAR-Granuiateu. v-noIessi. o,5
rer 1870 pounds in hulk.
EEAL-IME
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

fredericksburg rivers are slug
gish in their course. What DO ! mean
ny IA .ver tlelns sluggish Nflti---
III means that II likes 10 stick to its
bed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
I. S. Troops Kill
5 Mexican Randits

Marta, Texas. April c-Fullcwlnx n
raio across the border during Il blind
ing hail storm nv Mexiuan bandits
last night. Troop h. $0th Cs vairv. IN
OF Cant. Matliek. pvertook
AND killed five OF the bandits. recoy-
cred the horses ana catil. stolen. anu
returned TO tilc American SIDE. ar
corainE 10 ali official report reseived
by Ooh George T. L%anshprne. at dis
tr1ct headquarters here late TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
mchT-Aapri-S
Stocfze-s anu

Teais calves l38od1RZ. Stecke-s anu
feeders Steers x5Mi55G
sH EEP-Receipts sDHD. Artive. mostly
u cents higher. Estimated ton,orrow
l4.0N mi "a lbs. or less lsSD11.3INl;
Is lbs. ny better HNOd7aD4B, culls 14Gsm
1877. Ewes: Medium and gopu 1.gstf
I55h cRils and coYnrupn G06f1sT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The on tankei Shenandoah. built
for n Untted States Shipping
Board. war launched Saturday at the
Yards Of the Texas Steamship CO. al
Bath. Mrs. Henry Howard Of Brook
line, Mass. wife of the director Of
recruiting for the Shipping Bourd.
christeneo the vessel. Mr.. Howard
was a member Of The marty. The
Shenandoah is owe 70 per cent COM
pletec and will he ready for official
trials in May. She is 431 feet long.
The . .rtner are expected 70 Develop
200 horsepower and drive her "a, ths
has a cargo tank capacity of &c. a64
barrels IN the fuel tnnks viii huld
IL. An barrels OF oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
New York Money Market

View York, April .,
Mercantile Darr: : l-4N54.
Sterling Fh-day bills : Is.
Commercial fn-1av bills m hanks 4.6Il.
oinn'e-riai F-dar bills 4.5Ga. demHnd
3.el. caDies 4.t...
Francs. annlar. ,D rles G.04.
Fiuiiders. denana III "aities a. "-l6
Lrr. demand Ia. "Abies IA.
Mexican deIlsrs =.
Government hnnds ~Ir~eEiia,.
Railroad nbnfiH ti-In
Tine loans Trpaur EN daxs. ~ aavE
and SIX months al -.
Call none .rsi"" hl-i- >. lrw 4. -ul-
~ r"it -. "fsn- n. = pffe-ra at -.
iasi 'uaH st.. n4rE ac"rntau"es ! rs.
| : 90. n IS
10 'p-3 ...-.. rs -
L & s. "n- a.
de- mil - q
+ : L. -. .-... .-.-.-........ III, ~
90. "0"' .--..,....--. iCJ -
Panama 81 = coup -......... s.
Paltimo-. \ ONO 4 ........ = J..
6. r. 4 ~ lolnr = ....--.... x -
Y mon t'arinf u ---.-.---.....-. ~G -
| mon Faclti- rv. Is -...... 81 is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
,.y48LE IN Av

| .o-e Ior I TINA
uo-c rn- 3 timer consecutive.
I wo-c +o, s times n~srooBhtiwo.
- ,rse~-ipnS pso rok4
.-,ser1ent tobsDn FIR ioaD
Tl,arces for this claEs &
.dverr,sing are tho amnR T.
,rodtaDiy charge sn sar bsaA
| f;puri the wur16 in your ~
.pt sen6 payment with your
prder'
Djspiay advertising 0n clasa-
-, nbre 25B additional to
ard rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

,.v advertisements To6ay
OF, r-tinnst
l4,.- gar.
.nt-Hutg-f
.-,.E- -aiioress.
-"r,er- r. llndreRs-
,---aDT DatE.
.~.rn--tf t,te
light prses.
,.sd-t ~ UNA
80" ~. or wDTfian-
80. .s. -.t3jcllig esss-
.s-a- .rj and chain.
-.ruie TO know
1r.ar- 9yarr u val
-. - rolsIeIn bulls, cit.
,,an-Siar 70 drive team.
-.-kttcten stove. eic-
-r,-TuunuErRph cabinet.
e. sai4-Malcfiee paIr uf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

HOUSE. INQUIRE OF n. A. Farm
nam, LA Second ST. HaHpweIi Me.
apr2dfw%
90 ACRE FARM. % CLEARED ON En-
Tension of Western Ave, Waterville. Il
miles from Count Merici academy:
most proftable as dairy and potato
farm: good orchArd fat buildinss. car
ne solo with mnre or len land. Price
a~ccordingiy: 60 acres only xGDa. A
MArquaruf. Z. F. d. 3. Waterville. Mt.
apr1d2w
pDi GREEN sT-. Two FAMILY
mouse. hard wood floors. electricity. wa.
ter, good paFing urupsrty. big bargain
10 CLOSE estate Inquire al 10 So. Chest
nut st. r John F. Wright. w-iscassef.
apr1d15ts
q AIRES NEARLY Level LAND a
miles from Augusta. Owner failing
health 'eaHun for sale. Enquire r. Fl.
Wade. Ripiey's Boat Co. or @. r Wade.
Wade road. No letters. aprldStr
HOUSE AND EXTRA LOT AT 8 NTIR-
my 81. r. B. Smith, Trustee. q Can
nett street. mchS8aus
THE SCHCMANE HOUSE. CORNER
q Frernunf street ana Lincoln Avenue.
SaIuinef. Maine. Two story and y halt
osasie tener1ert house. with gnsase.
saruen and TWO extra lpts. one on Ere
mont Street and une On LINCOLN Ave
nue.. lnguire of e. A. Knight, Adminie-
trator, Gardiner. Maine. mctsldt.
G-ACRE FARM LOCATED on
Vaughan o two miles from CITY.
Sforv-and-haIf house. larre barr cnn
nected; Electric lighfE. teiephune and
wafer m heuse 5e apple trees, Is chesr--
trees. Inquire ". H. HAYES. EaIlgWeil
I1ouss: mcfI1Rd1w
VERY 2 Alb : E 1O-R . 8 n. 2
STORY dwelling anu stable with cement
cellar. River road in South Gsrdiner
in Eoud repai Can he bought low #
applied for auRn. A. G. Chase Insrr-
ance --sency, Patten Block, Gardiner
mch1Bd1w
OR 10 kEr-sTORE ON BUSINESS
stree,, '"inthrDp. Maine. VIII maze
suitable store fpr any mercantile uus,.
ness Apply al Augusta Trust 60, All
susta' Or the Draticn a: W'intnrup, Me.
TIE IL nj. n q X X / ! RESI-
oence. NO. lib, north side OF Winthrop,
street. AugustB Name, fur sale 10 SCI
tie estate t1r1ck nuuse and large lot of
ianc o~esiraDly located inquire OF A.
a. Hotel North. Augusla. or
- 7. Wiiiiams. iteal Estate agent. CRY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

APRIL . on WATER STREET. La
dies ipcker and meek Chain. owner
have teen proving property a1o
having tur his ad Inquire nj .toiirrial
nfire. aprSE1t-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

We are prepared u NV
sprnce ana he1nlbck bafldiar
material to order. PRICE a
1pplfca6on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

SMALL Ilp VOLT UNIVERSAL MO
turs ior Jewellers. sewing machines, only
q few Of these at gDst. SS.s5. Rpf3d1w
! Ss,-6 ONER1ANL. Run 66n MILES
u-tncn wagon. new, pole OF snafts: also
new mudei-&G. Chester Elliott, over
land dealer. Albion, Ne. met3ld1w~
BfsrT MONEY MAKING CAR IN
MIME. Finest ton truck built, car
also lie u.cd as q JgissseBEsr carrying
vehicle for whi- 1t positively hR* no
euuaI. Has steel crassis. e ertrip lights.
ane fira4 -rihse uuIpTneft. THESE new
ears IN truck or t~1asshngef carrying
service are grCat money makers ana
can ne ,r,hanued rom truck TO passenger
,.ar IN a r-w minutes. A fine ~indepeno-
on, ,u~,,r,rpss for the maj WIN wants 70
IVORY witt q car. Also n ~7-passenrer
touring car. new tires tinisf. etc. fully
laramie Ike new. + Call ur write Al
one ar the supply is limited. Wesser-
unsett Garage Co. Inc, AZ State St., Au-
gAstA, Me. mchDdt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

lawns ROLLED AND REPAIRED.
All kinds US grading work dfJf1e, shrubs
Furnished. RbHert McCutcheDh. Ian -
suaIe Gardener, 70 Flprsnge e.. Aueus-
20 No Phone s56I-M. aprldlw'
MIS-. CJtAA, MEDIUM. READINGS
aaify,. , Capitei st.. AUGUSTA. NE; Ia,
1U7g-F mchg7dst.
Evening star., 1919-08-17
Alexandria Society.

Mrs. Edward H. Kemper, Miss Sarah
Kemper, Miss Charlotte Kemper and
Richard Kemper have returned to
their home in Rosemont after spend
ing nearly year in Richmond with
Mr.. Kemper, whose duties as con-
troller of the Southern railway have
kept him In that city.
Miss Fanny Dixon left last week for
q trip to the Pacific coast
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Miller left Alex
andria on Friday for a two-week trip
through the north.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Parker Rus
sell are spending the summer at Mys-
tic, Conn.
Mrs. Norman Roberts and her
daughter. Miss Norma Roberts, are
visiting Mrs Maurice L. King at her
homie in Fairfax county.
MIS-. George H. Schwarzmann and
herl daughter. Miss Lillian Schwarz-
main. left on Wednesday for Atlantic
City to spend several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Allen and their
children are spending two weeks at
Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. James A Hulfish of
this city were recent guests of the
Rev. r. T. Dodge and Mrs. Dodge at
thelr nome at Chester, Va.
Mrs. L. E. Shuman and Mrs. A. N
Shuman are spending ten days at At
lantic City
Mrs. Redelia Dixon is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William King. at her
home in Westmoreland county. Va.
Mrs Thomas H. Nelson left last
week for visit to her daughter. Mrs.
s. lie Roy Taylor, in Minneapolis.
Mi1n.
Miss Pauline Mayhugh and Miss Le-
vida Mayhugh are visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
The Rev. DR.. p P. Phillips and fam
lily are spending the summer at Spring
Lake, n. J.
Mrs Leonard Harvey and her chill.
dreh are spending two weeks at Lin
den Va.
Mrs Claude w. Fletcher and her
twa young sons are visiting Mrs w.
c. prury at her cottage at Colonial
Beach.
The Rev. DR.. F. V. REGISTER. Mr.,
REGISTER and their daughter. Mrs.
Louis n. Da@y, left on Friday to spend
-Ec remainder of the month at yir-
ginta Beach.
Little Miss Catherine Sampson en-
tertained a number of her youn
rriends on Wednesday night at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clafence Sampson, celebrating her
eleventh birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1919-08-17
S0cietX
Personal Notes.

Mr. and Mrs Samuel ]. Steinberger
left on Thursday for Port Washing
ton. l.. l., to be the guests of their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Engel.
at their home there for ten days
Miss Belle Goldman is spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs Louis Chaser and her little
daughters are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Glaser at their home in
Rochester. n. Y.
Mr.. Adolph Weyl left for Atlantic
City on Friday, and will join Mrs.
Weyl for two-week stay at Schroon
lake on Monday, after which they will
visit other northern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Ganss have re-
turned to Washington from Atlantic
City
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Kaufman
left Washington yesterday to spend
two weeks at the Breakers. Atlantic
City
Mr. and Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman
and their daughter. Virginia and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sigmund and their
daughter, Audrey, motored to Wash
fngton from Watchaprague, Va. on
Friday after spending two weeks
there.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Nordlinger of
Washington. who have for several
years made their home in Atlantic
City and who are making a visit of
e.veral days in the capital, Will leave
here today to return to the New Jer-
tey resort.
Ic. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend
and their two little daughters, Amy
and Ruth, left for Chelsea, n. j., on
Esplanade until September Mr.
Behrend will return to Washington
tomorrow.
Mrs. Morris Blumenfeld and her two
children have returned from a two
week visit at Braddock Heights, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin wollberg
and their daughter Fina and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Ehrman have returned from
Remlick, Va. where they spent two
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Pretzfelder leaves Wash
tngton today to visit relatives in
Greensboro, N c.
q Mrs. Harry Franc. accompanied by
her two daughters. Misses Marian
and Ruth Franc will spend the next
couple of weeks at Remlick, Va.
Mrs. Milton Kadden. with her sister,
Miss Helen Strasburger, returned yes
ferday from Remlick. Va, where they
spent two weeks.
Miss Sylvia Sinsheimer, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Hazel Bornheim, returned to her
home in Baltimore on Thursday
"a Mr.. and Mrs. l. Freund and their
daughter left Washington on Tues
day to spend the remainder of the
summer at the Hotel Alamac, Allan
tic City.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Kohner and their
daughter Julia have returned from a
water trip to Boston.
Mrs. Leon Mayer of BIRMINGHAM.
Ala. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Saks.
Mrs. Archie Engel and her daugh-
ter Leah are at Rehoboth Beach for
several weeks.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kalisher and
their daughter Louise are spending
several weeks at River Springs, Md.
&c Mr.. and Mrs. David Fisher and Mrs.
Louis Sonneborn have returned to
Washington from Atlantic City.
Mr.. Joseph C. Kaufman, who has
been spending a few days in Wash
tngton, Joined his family on Friday
II their cottage at Ventnor, n. j.
Evening star., 1919-08-17

It's very unusual to be able to
stage such an important sale as
this BEFORE THE SEASONS
OPENING.
By an uncommonly fortunate
combination of circumstances
we secured them at substan-
TALLY less than we expected to
pay.
You know how Navy has
come into it's own. When we
tell you that Navy in the richest
and most lustrous silks and COM
binations of fine fabrics pre-
dominate, you'll have some idea
of the Importance of this sale.