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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-11-21
The Stormy Winds May Blow
the Whole Night Long


But you should worry if snugy tucked away under
one of these fluffy Blankets SOFT Comforts Good,
dependable kinds at prices that are simply wonderful Tor
these times.
66x8O Atwood Blankets in pretty plads white with
coored borders special values at pair $15 $780, $780,
$17.95 and $500.
66xSO WoolMxed Blankets in white in pretty plaids,
special values at, pair $3.50, $3.50, Sill and $3.50
36x50 White Wool Baby Blankets with pink or blue boders
Special, $500.
72xS4 Sikone covered cottonled Comforts Special EACH
$3.25, $3.50, $3.75, $685. and $3.50.
72xS4 Muslin covered Comforts with pretty sateen borders
cotton filed Special each $495 $780, $685. $3.50 and $685.
72x84 pretty floral sateen covered cotton filled Comforts
Special, each $695, $3.50, SS.95 and $11.95.
72xS4 Muslin covered wool filled comforts special values at
EACH $7.95.
sx9O wool filed printed muslin covered Comforts special
each $685.
72x84 silk null covered wool filled Comforts special each,
$3.50, S14.95 and $3.50.
72xS4 downed cambric-covered Comforts special each,
$12.95, S17.50 and $3.50.
45x54 Baby Comforts cotton filled skone covered special
each SIPS and $685.
45x5O wooed baby Comforts with pretty skone covers
special, EACH $3.50.
3pound white Cotton Bats for Comforts special each SIPS
9pound white Wool Bats for Comforts special each $oOo
27-nch Heavy Outing in stripes checks and solid coors;
special yard, 29c.
36-nch Outing extra good quality in pretty stripes and
plads special yard, 39c. .oo-
27nch Red Star Diaper Cloth in Oyard bolts worth $3.50
special, bolt $2.75 monday Only.
36-nch Curtain Scrm worth today 5Oc special yard 35c
3Snch Curtain Scrim worth Soc; special yard 39c.
36nch Curtain Net fet worth &c., special yard,
39c.
64x64 Mercerized Table Coths-special, each, $295.
72nch Round Mercerzed Table Cloths special each $780,
5Sx5S Round Scaloped, Mercerzed Tabecloths special
each, $780,
64inch Round Scaoped Tablecoths; special EACH $3.50
1Sx54 Lace Scarfs worth $3.50; special, each, S1.OO
S1x9O Magnet Sheets free from starch worth $40; spe
cial, each S1.75
S1x9O Ideal Sheets, worth so 49, special EACH $1.ss.
81x90 Dwight Anchor Sheets worth $275; special each
SIPS.
200 dozen Bleached Huck Towels SIPS dozen; EACH
20c 80
200 dozen Beached Huck Towels with red border SITS doz
en-; or, each, 25c.
100 dozen Beached Huck Towels large 1925 dozen or
each, 29c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
HARRiSONBURG
1ecial to ,yhc Ti.mos-Disna1ch

AShhSs' 8 In rR ay i sGSls" = q
Sanford, Of Santa lte, y Nj is Visit
ing her sontu-law and daughter Mr.
and Mrs. 7. T. bennington
Miss Ruth Mother. of 81 Adams.
w. Va. is visiting her aunt, Mrs II
~ Todd, at Mount SCION.
Mervin Vernon, OF Florida is visit
,nI ms sister Mrs. Alvin Dill, OF Day
Mr.. and Mrs C. +. Conman have re-
turned from Goldshoro, y. g. by way
OF Richmond, whore they were Joined
by Mrs Belle Miller. VINO viii he their
guest for several days.
\. w Earman, u. s. y. is visiting
his father, George W. Earman. Mr.
tiarnan was one of the crew OF the
George WASHINGTON when PrcsiGcn.
WILSON was passenger thereon
Mrs. j. NJ. Dutrow and Mrs Samuel
Coninan who spent The winter in
Newport News and IsicAmond, have re-
turned 70 this city.
Major Dan II. Witt is visiting his
hrolhcr-!r law ana sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Bel. Major wiz spent ten
months in base hospital No 81 in
France which was manned by Uni
vcrsity of Virginia men. He holds;
an ". -. degree from this institution.
and IS said 10 be the Youngest major
IN the army, being only twcnty-ninc
years OF age
Lupton :. Kaylor. son Of Mrs Lucy
= kaylor o. Pleasant Valley has re-
turned from overseas, where he speut
seventeen months rs photographer
attached 10 an aerial squadron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
RETURNS AFTER 43 YEARS
TO RECLAIM HIS BRIDE
Civil War Veteran Lost Her Through
Error In Casualty
Reports.

LEE. MASS, May l7.-Thc death OF
George W. IIecox. ciGhty-two. civil
War veteran. at his home here. has
resulted in the revealing Of a strange
matrimonial iangl". as a result OF
which iiccoX and his vito were sep
arated for forty-threc wears through
an error IN the Civil War casualty re.
ports
Mrs. HccoX, who was formerly Miss
Mary j. Canhcld. of Lenox, told the
following story:
Her husband. while a member OF the
ine battle Of Winchester in 1864. In
me casually report he was listed as
killed.
Believing IIecox TO be dead. his wife.
who married him Just before he left
!or the south. married another man.
iiccoN was returned 10 the Union
SIDE ~ an exchange of prisoners, after
spending eight months in the Dan
vale prison. Learning ahat his wife
mad married again. he RETAINED from
communicating with her and went TO
ohio TO make his home. In Ohio he
married again
Ia 1905, shortly after The death OF
his second wife, HecoX, through
friends at LcnoX. learned rhat Inc
second husband Of his real wife had
just died. Though forty-three years
mad passed since he had seen his
bride, iiecox FASTENED back 10 Lee,
where happy reunion took place
inc veteran and his wife were re
married, and !ivcd happily untm lie.
coA's death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
CULPEPER

cutrErER. VA. mi May !''Sp1 17.Mllrs
Alfred Puiliam entertained on Friday
Ia last ,, in honor OF Miss Lucy strotncr
guest OF her uncle. Or. w. j. Strothcr
Mrs. Hugh Hamilton. OF Fauauicr.
was recent guest at the home Of her
brother. Il. G. Vass
Dr. John Tinslcy and two small chill
dren, OF LynchhurT. arrived sunday a,
the homo of Charles Tinsley. where
the children Will spond tho summer.
GlnsSel Stringfcliow reached home
on Wednesday,. after a years service in
FRANCO: Captain Alex. Nallc has also
elgn service.
DR.. Brodie Nallc, OF Charlotte. y. c..
spent several days this week with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. G.. f. w. Naile.
Mr.. and Mrs v y. Ritop came from
Roanoke on Saturday TO visit their
Victor Marshall.
Major Edwin Gibson is spending "a
few days in Washington and Richmond
Inc Mothers Club held the most sue
ccSSIui meeting of the season on Fri
day, with a fun attendance Of tho
schedule of business was over Il social
hour, with delightful refreshments
MAS very much enjoyed.
Mrs. John r. Rixey. recently re-
turned from France, has gone TO New
York 70 meet her son, John y. Rixcy
Miss Agnes Lake. supervisor OF rural
schools. has finished her terms work
and gone 10 her home near Jefferson
ton Tor a rest before taking up her
duties at Columbia University. y. y,
July |.
Mrs. Arthur Machcn. Of Baltimore, is
the guest OF her niece. Mrs X. J.
Hammond at the "Rcctory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

folk, spent several days this week with
Pr. Jackson's brother. william G.
rr Mira n;,. ); March G Wright and little
We're the quests of Mrs. Bette osborne
several days last week.
Louis Snow, who has recently re-
turned from France. having been L-over
there about eighteen months and be-
vice Of tho United states Army. is
spending some time with his mother.
Mrs: Virginia Snow, at the home of
y. t.. Snow.
pr. and Mrs: +. \. Mallory spent
several DAYS this week in Richmond.
r,s MIS-. Ma Marvin smith,. formerly OF this
Is visiting friends in town This week
Mrs William 6. Jackson. who has
a hospital in Richmond. has returned
home. much benefited in health.
Master Hugh Yclvcrton. Jr., who has
antnarcn,s, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Fccblcs, returned to his homo in Will
son. y, c.. on Monday.
win his family in Eichmond.
George NJ; Raney. s. =. parden. Jr
and r. 3. Buford have just returned
=, 70 The city after very, plea SAINT trip
mountains OF Virginia.
Dr. Hugh Yelvcrton. wife, two sons
ana daughter. Jane, spent the week
end with Mrs. Yelverton's parents. Mir.
and Mrs. W. S. Pecbles. returning To-
tiitIi Honc III wilson, y. G., on Mon
day.
II. r.. Cline, who has recently been
honorably discharged from the United
states service; was in town several
Mrs. l. L. Spatig and Mrs c. c..
Strohccker, ST., left ON Tuesday 10
attend tho meeting Of tho Grand Chan
ter. Order OF tho Eastern Star, which
IS III session this week At Roanoke,
,ney being dcIeEates from Brunswick
chapter: 40. 20, .. T.. s.. of this place.
Mrs. w. s. PEBBLES received a mes
SAGE Tuesday night announcing the
death OF her stepmo,her. Mrs. Kate
lslcr, OF laGrange. y. G. Mrs. PEBBLES
and lslcr PEBBLES lief, on "Wednesday
night 10 attend The funeral services
y large number OF tho members OF
the Masonic order OF LawrenceviIlc are
IN Richmond attending the meeting of
,hc scottish Rite, when they expect 10
take the degrees. Among those who
vent arc Mcssrs: L. ID. Flowers, T. C.
Coleman. J. X. Hawks. W. h. Fillmore,
Nat Turnbull, K. w. Edwards, c. c.
Strohcckcr: Sr.. &. w. Bentley. G.. w.
Jones. r.. w. Seymour. H. l.. Moselcy,
w. !" towards. G: l.. PoindcXter. Or.
- II. Valentine. w. a. Trottcr, L. S.
Purdy, Jack Shell. l.. c. Simmons
Mrs. G. ". Bentley is visiting rcla-
yves in Richmond this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
WOODSTOCK

ISrecial 20 The Times Dispatch1
WCOpSTOCK. VA. May i7-!.icu-
tenant Ralph Real. VINO Was recently
honorabiy DISCHARGED from the United
states Army. ias returned to his home
in Hedgesyill" after "a visit 10 Mir
and Mrs. NJ J.. Walton.
MISS sarah LCNy has returned TO her
home in baltimore, after a visit 10
friends III Woodstock.
Rev. W II. Causcy President n &
Benchof OF Massanuttcn academy: II
r. Bailey. J. h. Travel aud Aaron
Hushong are attending the anuua, scs-
sion OF the Virginia cla sscs Of tic 10
formed church, which is being held at
Trinity Church Trnbcrvillc
Mrs. Worl, OF Cleveland Ohio is
visiting her sons. who are cadets ~,
MaSsanuiicn MiIitarv Acadomy
w, a. Kern, Of rslwood Citv Pa. Is
visiting his brother. James Kern OF
near WOodstDcE
Miss Alice conman has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla. whcr" she sn,Ilf ,hc
winter with her brother. Bcrucy cor.
man. and family.
Miss DICK Bowman has returned
from an extended visit to relatives
in Charlotte, y. C.
Rev. a. ". Barley, of Afoun,
Pleasant, ps., former pastor Of s,
Paura Reformed church Of Woods,ocE
who recently accepted tn. call OK.
tended by Toms Brook conprcratinn
has arrived TO take W his now duties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
BON AIR

Special 10 The Times D spatchl
- BON AIR, VA, May l1.-Mrs John
BaSby of South Richmond. was the
guest recently of the Misses Powers.
Mrs. James Gordon has returned
from a short visit TO friends in Char
lot;cSville.
Mrs. j. b. Nassar is spending a few
DAYS at Old Point
Mrs. u: J. Evans. OF Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Albert Kirkland
Mrs. Robert Bridge forth has returned
from Amelia. where she has been
spending some time with Mrs. r. \
Marshall
Lieutenant r. \. McClucr. vino has
recently returned from overseas, and
- now at Camp Lee, spent a brief
IuriouEh with his family here
Arthur Evans Of Richmond was the
wcek-end guest Of Charles Conway
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Laird and
family. who have been sIcndinE tho
winter in Richmond, have returned 10
their home in Chesterfield.
DIT. r. u. McC'ucr left Monday night
Tor New Orleans TO attend tho meeting
of the general assembly OF the South.
ern Presbyterian Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Society Calendar
MONDAY.

st; Jch%. Sirsie q isinR's b" "n; Sf
Woman's Auxiliary VI to richmond Blues
meets Ms.,, 1T Blues, Arinory. a:
%a.irs ""% %a M Of Gsniens sS,
Church nnrish house 4.
= 'h Da SsiSsS Of .s sSf k ka.'
cr Me%s Hfs5 AYsi! ssS of cr"y' meets "
mt Ms.pi IN, .s GiieIc T., Of King: Dsurhter.
TUESDAY
and FsssR!%"s .ls,.
,n Hsneft card pnTty 70. Serbian Hospital
Woman's Committee for Home Com
Ing jubilee isn week meets at Grays' Arm
,o Se Tinf e. M,nesh chep,sr, o. E. s..
WEDNESDAY.
Meeting OF Woman's Board OF Nctho-
a,st Institntc. Nineteenth and Grace
Housewives League meets at jefferson
MIR, Gran dc Of CSnIsderaSy. AUX
TirEi
THURSDAY.
Dance at Westmoreland Club. Q to IL.
FRIDAY.
Lawn fetc, S02 Hawthorne Avenue.
'' Nav f frie 81 = fem no; Human. ,,,o,,.
alton. 909 West Franklin Street
= Subscription dance ut Elks' Home.
SATURDAY.
and brandon, t <. Il: 10 jamestown
Officers dance at Officers Club. 81
West Franklin Street. $3.50.
Informal hon at Country Club.
Dance at Grays' Armory.
''Torinnd" for benefit of Home for In
curnbies and Florence Nightingale Circle
81 Shcltcring Arms. matinee and night,
Academy of Music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
BUCKINGHAM

Snecial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
ROCKINGHAM, VA. Nav l,,"Mrs
sadie Langhorne has been staying HI
one % her farms in this county since
ne! return from kentucky.
Professor Giosecose is here having
The discarded high school building nut
IN repair for use as Workshop and
laboratory. when the agricultural de-
lartmcnt Of the hiGn school is opened
IN September
superintendent John A. Twyrsu
has his nephew, Marshall Twylnan,
,or visit at his home Young Mir
IWNman bears the mark leC: by a
wound from German shell.
Misses Ella Moselcy and Roy Rogers
nave been on visit TO Washington
-. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
S . = / 4 &. T r
ContinMcd FROM FIrst Fagc.

after An extended stay a, the Jefferson.
MI and Mrs. George Hannah Daniel will
sal! this month for China. where they will
make their ho.ac for the next four years.
Mrs. Daniel MAS before her marriage Miss
Lora Crump.
Miss Relic Perkins has returned 20 Rich
mond from Washington and Is now at the
jefferson Hotel.
Roy. William Edward Cox rector O. the
Church OF tho Holy Comforter. has re-
turned to Richmond after absence OF
several days.
Mrs. 4 =. Cox Of North Carolina. If
Visiting Row and Mrs William Edws. ID
Con at Silo Grove Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, !. NJ. Hcf1ey. MIR and Mrs
!. y. kinScy and MIR and Mrs. g H. Heis-
Ter prc spending time IN Atlantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Paul Jones
MILDLY Suits

PAUL JONES" Boys Suits, with
prices as attractive as the
styles; all white or with navy
collar and cuffs; puff sleeves,
etc. g to s years.. S2.88.
Better grade, $3.50 to &6.0S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
lAWRENCEVlLLE

lSpeeial 70 The Timca.D!spatch.j
l.AWRENCEVILLE, VA. Nav r..
Misses Bette and Anna Gray Osborne
spent several days in Richmond last
week
DR.. and Mrs. VIZ. Jackson. OF Nor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Crisp, Smart, New Waists
(In the Downstairs Store)

YOUR TASTE incnes
will find in this tailored voiles plain
with cordng white kinds
with dainty pastel collar
the who
double collars OF
dots patterns snappy
pockets
host of the
proving &3.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

PIQUE COATS in months, I
and 2-year sizes; dainty wide
and narrow vale pique with
scaliops; high waist and
straight lines. Very spe-
cial Monday, $3.50.
BABY SHOES OF kid, with
soft comfy soles In white,
tan and black; sizes to 4.
800 and $1.25.
Slippers and Sandals in tan,
white and patent leather 60
to A, are 100.
SHORT Dresses for tots OF s
months, ! and years; made
OF batiste with soft braiding
at neck and sleeves. S2.45.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
WoMEN'S MEETINGS.

There Will nc on important called meet.
ing OF ST Johns Circle OF Kings Daurh-
,,erS; Monday afternoon AT o'clock at the
y. w {. y. Business in connection with
the salvation Army drive and other i'm
portsnt matters VIII come W. This meet
ing Will take Inc place Of the regular meet
ing OF May IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

The Wcmans Committee for Home con-.
ins .Iuniicc Wei WI meet in. tho Grays'
Annoy at 80 Tuesday J-hair,nru Of
the various committees are asked 10 be
present and make their reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
Embroidery Trimmed
Shocks

IN IA TO 20-year sizes we have
most attractive new numbers
in smocks for midsummer;
solid colors, also combinations
with colors and white; pockets
and cuffs, with Balkan en-
broidery. $3.50 and T2.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

The Wonsn's Auxiliary of tho Richmond
hlueS' Association will meet in the Blues
Armory Monday morning al II O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

called meeting OF thc woman's Aux
mary OF the Richmond Grays' Association
viii be held Monday afternoon at $40
ocIock in tho Grays, Armory. when i'm
pcrtant details VIII 10 arranged for the
hcmc-cominE OF the troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Tho regular meeting OF the Helping
circle OF King: Daughters will be hold on
Monday AFTERNOON At O'Clock in tho home
OF Mrs. ~ i. Eid.nour. 2Gcs I:=-, I,nad
summer IncDthc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

The regular meeting Of Mizrah Chsp,er
u: p VII lie hold o.. TUESDAY. al 10,
the business mcctng a social evening Will
Follow and refreshments will be served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

Tho Wumsns BOARD Of the Methodist
Institute will meet Wednesday afternoon
at $50 O'clock at tho institute. Nineteenth
anu Grace streets. The board Will he en- .
iertaincd ~ this time by Miss Gardncr's
Domestic Science Class. Immediately after
the business session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

In The Service OF the king Ci--l. or
i%inS.S daughters VIII meet with Mrs. !.
&. lrant. "bOl East Broad street. on Mon
day afternoon at u'oioch. This is the
last meeting o. Tho season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

The Woinsn's Missionary Society. Aux.
!l!siy No :, Of Centenary church, will
meet Monday afternoon a. clock in the
parish house. social hour will follow
the husIl.ess session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18
For Older Girls

M lDsUMMER dress models in
IVA organdic and voilcs for
older girls also arc of much in
terest. Popular priced dresses
pretty enough to fetch higher
prices Is to 14). S3.0S and
$500. Others up to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

INFANTS hand made short
slips Of nainsook. daintily
edged at neck and sleeves.
6 months, ! and . years..
$1.98.
BABY Caps, ruined, embroid-
cred, lace edged and ribbon
trimmed; the largest assort-
ments In the South. csc TO
$4.4S.
Bath Robes OF corduroy for
Riddles Of two to six years;
sailor collar and cuffs, with
satin facings and cords;
rose, navy, pink and white.
Special, %2.9s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

AT tho meeting OF tho Housewives
l;cHFnc ON "Wednesday afternoon at 1850
y cloCh In tho tcaruum or the Jefferson
fioicl. Dr. Y. {. l.cvy Will rrcak. Previous
20 Dr. Lcvys talk there will DO election or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18

The Grandchildren of the Confoderacy
AmHiiiary TO Richmond Chsptcr. L. II g
VIZ meet at Lee Camp Hall "Wednesday
5n, al o'clock Election OF ON
CNrS VIII h" held and several other mat.
icrs OF interest will be UP FOR discu ssi"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-18


lbs. SALVATION HT@% drive l and stSsr Vim i'm,
ing will take the place of the regular meet
The Womsn's Auxiliary of tho Richmond
i'lues Association viii meet in tho Blues
-NfmoFy Monday morning al II "'ciock.
rhe ,Woinsn's Missionary Society. Aux
megi MgNasy .ticrHo@n a. ociSeS in T ,he
InSrish houso. \ social hour will follow
,Smes 'SG Se5yGs S sf the .F Cir: e
g 1raql :eoi Ess,, hroad strcsa, on, Sion:
,n5 Tho wG NH Oc nos;9 % Mshoats
at $50 o'clock at tho institute. Nineteenth
and and Ora, Grsro streets. The board viii he. en-,
nomssttc Science. Class. Immediately after
,,sry called ~ J., mGe;ipE Of ,sc womans Aux
WIZ be h SS MSnGsy GFs co
T To4ish ID G,,5 5hs Gr Ji Armory when IN
home coming OF Tho troops.
c 14s OF En1 B DsS9sr- q w h s. Bsg o
~ 'n1 r i''rioTT !. o'!oG II tho home
Street Ths o S2' mc Gg f Before ''T The
inE Jubiicc Wcct VIII meet in tho cray
Annoy at G:Sn Tuesday. ,Ia'r,nru Of
inc reri"u. committees are asked 10 be
present and make their reports
The regular meeting Of Mizrah chaptcr
~ =. s. Will I've hold on Thursday. d, 1902
West trosd street, ut 1:46 O'Clock After
inc business meeting social evening will
\ follow and refreshments will be served
AT tho meeting OF tho Housewives
league on "Wednesday afternoon at 1850
Oclcch In tho tcaruum OF the ,Icncrgrr
Hotcl. Or. Y. &. lcvy will speak. Previous
20 Dr.. Levys talk there will DO election or
officers. - "
The GRANDCHILDREN OF the Confectionery,
AUXILIARY 10 Richmond Chsptcr l. u e
WI meet At Lee Camp Hall "Wednesday
allcrnoon at o'clocl>. Election OF ON
tiers OF interest will he UP :or discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-02
BOWLING EXPEDITES
WORK ON BROADWAY
Street Contractors Must Use
Three Shifts of Men.

Borough President Frank l.. Bowling
of Manhattan has announced his SYM
patty and cooperation with the plan
to improve Broadway through the pro-
mitigation of an order yesterday to the
effect that in the future work must pro-
coed continuously on all street opening
and excavation work in the heavily trav-
elled sections of the thoroughfare. The
intention Is to have the work completed
IN the shortest possible time and with
the last possible discomfort and incon-
venience TO persons using the streets.
Contractors win have to furnish three
sets OF workmen to work in eight hour
shifts.
Mr.. Bowling said yesterday he be-
lieved with this rule strictly enforced
Inconvenience attendant upon repair and
construction work will be reduced TO
one-third OF what Il is at present. The
surface OF Broadway IN the Forties has
been free of some sort OF construction
work for only forty-eight hours during
the last two years
Applications are at present on file to
open Broadway and Seventh avenue at
six points between Forty-irst and Forty
eighth streets. Mr.. Downing proposes TO
issue these permits. which are for the
purpose of making repairs and connec-
tons to the fire alarm telegraph sys-
tenn, but he has notified the contractors
that the work must be proceeded with
twenty-four hours day until completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-02
VICE. S. TO GIVE FREE
SHOWS ALL SUMMER
NeW Series Will Be Held on
Saturday. Evenings.

A rumor that got about recently
among the service men now stationed in
or near the city that the free Sunday
theatrical entertainment provided by the
War Camp Community Service would
end yesterday caused such a trenuous
protest that Miss Mabel Il. Beardsiey,
chief Of the amusement division. made a
public announcement at the close OF
vaudeville show that n summer pro-
grammo has just about been completed,
and there will be no interruption.
Yesterdays bill was the seventy-eixth
Sunday matinee, continuous running
record Of a year and a half Among the
stars who appeaSed were Elizabeth
Brice. Will Morrisey. Jefferson Do An
gels, Hal Hlxon. Doris Kenyon, the lie
Grohs and Fred Heider from Listen,
Lester"
The stage folk who have been giving
months past, now face n summer series
OF benefits. and 1t is understood. are very
cheerful about It The new series Of
shows will be held on Saturday nights.
The Hayward Unit OF the Community
Service announced that 140 negro SOL
diers. most of them with foreign service,
have been placed in jobs during the last
two weeks and that there are about 200
still looking for openings. One actor,
number OF porters and twenty-five eleva-
tor operators. sixteen lahorers and seven
post office clerks were among those who
obtained employment.