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~ BisrniaI in Los Angeles.

Tho toni. of absorbing interest to
rv1 women at the present rs the meet
-rs ar The General Federation of Won
els .Iuo- iH Los Angeles which takes
Mace the first week iu May. Salt Lake
and Indeed, Utah in generals
showing "a. animated interest in the
subject. and has already done herself
proud" ln the seleo ton of the delegates
who are SD far chosen 20 represent her.
The local clubs viii doubtless take
s.me stems toward the entertainment
of the visiting club women. FOR Salt
Lake City is always point Of especial
interest ru tourists of all kinds. This
j. the sixth biennial meeting Of the
General Federation, the first having
been held in Chicago iu 1892, with a
comparatively small number of clubs
represented.
This coming meeting. il is safe TO say.
viii bring together an army of women
whose numbers win exceed all esti-
mates. The va E. OF these meetings
is not 20 be- estimated alone by the OPP
p0ruHIties for growth nor the i'm
merze stimulus received from the
gathering together of So many brilliant
women. The advantages of travel are
an To be considered. The journey to
California at that particular tine OF |
year is one of the delights 20 which all /
women are looking forward. The cali 4
fIrnja people. always hospitable and I
generous, are already making extensive /
preparations for the event. one writer 4
says.
"Tt is early vet to definitely announce /
just What hospitality VIII he extended.
by0Hd arranging suitable accommoda-
tons al reasonable rates as possible
The one formal reception permitted !
Dy the programme committee viii be
held on the evening of May in the
Womau's clue h0Cse. Tt may be one of
the many surprises which await east
rrn club women that the women Of Los I
Angeles are the owners of a club house
large enough and suitable for enter
tanning so considerable an assembly.
This club house. which is situated
ou one of the fashi0nabI residence ave
nues is commodiOus and ornate in its
architecture. Tt is built I'm the stvIe of
the old California missions The gen
tral plan is rectangular. with a patio at
The nOrJh and il is enclosed on three
sides by arcades. the front corridor is
li' feet in length. the north l65 feet
The building is two stories. rooted with {
terra Gotta tile, and it's south dormer in
It's sky line suggests the beIfry of the
san Gabriel mission. The interior dec ! ]
@auons are Of corresponding artistic I
elegance Besides the great assembly ]
faH there are several parlors, reception
rooms, cloak and toilet rooms. a large
banquet hail ard a well equipped {
Kitchen, buffers pautrtes nd all the
,aingS necessary TO a modern, luxurious
club house. Il
'ln order to afford ample accommo- \
lelIo1s for the large numbers who q
NN- Dee present at the biennial receD- q
ol. The patio viii be cauvassed and / n
ao"sed giving an additional 9oor u
pace of 55Nl6j feet. ana this viii he il
.@nSlormed into a tropical bower. n
'ne complimentary excursion will /
't given to officers, delegates and pro
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society Of salt Lake
tIty-Sunday March g. 1902 Services at
Salt Lake theatre. II a. m. Sermon ..-rbc
Rest of d Rational Faith bv Rev. p 5
Ihacher- Music; Unity qu3rtette. Take
Thou My Hand, Parks: Sweet Sabbatb
Day Parks. Mr. Fred O. Graham will
sing the Angels Promise Rchrond
SUNDAY school at IBIS. Monday the Mems
nitv club viii meet at its club room. Is
Eagle block, at $50 p. m Mr.. Charles p.
Madison viii read q paper ON 'IIluminat-
ING Gases Tuesday evening The Shake
spearc club meets al the residence of Mrs
Henderson. 1928 East South Temple street
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Club Notes.

/ The ?. z. Q. society held its annual
election Of officers yesterday afternoon
a. the home Of Mrs. A. J. Gorham
MRS. Charles NJ. Mcmahon was elected
I president; Mrs. A @. Andrews, vice
! president; Miss Cora Vi. Clark. record
ing secretary: Mrs. A. J. COrham, cor
responding secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Clarahan, treasurer; Miss Ida Berg,
chaplain; Miss A. E. Buchanan, guard;
and Mrs. Gustavus Duncan, Journal
ist
On Friday next the Ladies' Literary
club will present programme of origi-
nal stories and poems, as follows:
Some Incidents Of Travel" humOr-
GUS and pathetiC-MTS. Thomas Weir.
POems-Aliss A. T. Buchanan.
A story, Miss Jacobs'-Read by Mrs
Ritchie.
A story-Mrs. Caroline Abbott STAN
Ie=.
Mrs. Plummer viii sing.
Mrs. A. J. GOrham is chairman for
the afternoon.
The College club met Thursday even
ing at the home Of Miss Lena Hague on
Main street. The attendance was ex-
cellent. and delightful evening
passed. The presidents address was
on Education and Expansion" and
was most able one. The next meet
ing viii be with Miss Wishard and
Miss Peterson.
The regular monty meeting sof the
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Woman's Club.

or Tuesday at the meeting Of the
WOman's club, Mrs. V. W. Pease read
most interesting paDo' on Hawaii
and Porto Rico. The physical fea-
lures Of both were thoroughly dis
cus5ed, and a brief historical sketch
given. The writer criticised the atti-
tuda Of the Cleveland administration on
the Hawaiian question. The next meet
ing viii be an open one, at which Mrs
Nora Myers Jones win give talk on
the work of the Consumers League"
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The Clsofan.

The meeting Of tie CIeofan. held on
Tuesday, was at TIE home of Mrs.
Clara n. Clawsou. The paper of the
afternoon was to have been given by
Mrs. Alice ID. Moyle but on account Of
illness she was prevented from attend
ing and sketches of the lives of Words
worth and COleridge were given by
Mrs. ClawsOn and Miss Sanders. The
Lake school of poets was discussed.
ara a most interesting afternoon spent.
The club meets on Tuesday next with
Mrs. ClawsOn again. and the topic for
the day viii be "Lalla RO0hk,' present
ed by Mrs II. /. A. Gunner.
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Phillips Congregational Church-East
Fifth South and Seventh East streets.
Rev. 2 A. Simpkin, pastor. Services this
dav: At IL a. M. sermon. PRAYER AT
go D. m a praise service with brief adj
dress on The Old. Old story" Special
music at evening service. Sunday school
at l2;l5; G. Z. at 615. Very hearty invita-
ticn IS extended the public 10 attend these
services.
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title metal cuttings collect in a heap un-

little metal cuttings collect in a heap IN
der the machine
Hour after hour this wonderful au-
tomaton goes through its cycle of OPERA
tons, The turret clicking every moment
as 1t brings new tool forward Small
Drass pieces. on which but one tool cuts.
are dropped at the rate OF four a secoud.
large screws Of complicated design
upon which a whole turreffuI IF fo0ls
must work, are cut from "a steel rod at
the rate of one or two a minute So per
fectly are these screw machines con
stTucted that an unskilled workman can
operate row of them. All he is required
to do is to keep them fed with stock
In some shops girls tend the machines.
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Central Christian Churcb.-T. W. Pink
ertou, pastor. Morning service. Great
ness in the Kingdom evening service.
Conditions of Seeing" Junior Christian
rneavor, p. M; Senior Christian En-
deavOr. $50 o. M, prayer service. o., ed
nesday evening at s. You are cordially
invited to attend all these services.
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Mpthndist

First Methodist Episcopal Church. T..
Ahrittou pastor Preaching. n o'clock
3. m- and O'Clock in the evening. sun
uaV school, 9-R a. M. !. C. MctTaiu.
superintendent. class meeting. 12,20 m n,
,TeoTee F. Goodwin leader Epworth
league meeting o'clock. morning ser
mon, The Footmen and the Horses.
evening. Importance Of PTOner Leader
Snip TN Church and State" DIT. Davis has
cnarLv ot music. Miss Gertrude Damon.
S0loiSt
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gTamme speakers, and the date set is
May Z. So great are the inducements
being offered by the nearby resorts
possessing particular attractions to
draw the visitors their way that il is
a matter Of regret that all the DAYS
are not 20 be given TO sightseeing
Thus far no decision as to the nature
Of the outing has been made"
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Church Is Narrow and Exclusive" The
public is cordially invited to attend the
services. Seats free.
Episcopal Church City Missions
Fourth Sunday (mid-LenO in Lent,
March O.
ST. Peters Chapel-Fifth North and
Fifth West streets II a. m. morning
PRAYER; I p. m. Sunday school.
St Johns Chapel.-Perkin's addition.
y. m, Sunday school; 4 p. m, evening
PRAYER and sermon
Mil Creek ETissiGn-Scott's school house.
$3.50 T. m evening prayer and sermon
by Bishop Leonard.
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First Congregational Church-Corner of
First South and Fourth East streets. Rev.
Clarence T. Brown, D. D.. pastor Public
services at II o'clock Sermon morning
and evening by Rev. r. NJ H0gen. sun
day school at 1890; Young Peoples meet
ing at $3.50. Evening service at 7:45.
Everyone invited
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Scientist.

Church of Christ. ScienJist-HoIds ser
Third South street. as follows. Sl1ndax-
school at 10 a. m; church service al NJ q
m. subject. Substance. Each Wednos-
day evening al s o'clock meeting is bsid
to listen to the testimonials Of healing ~
both sin and sickness Free raa5iD~
room open daily from 10 a. m to n I'M
in Manitou hotel. Kindly welcome to All
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Tt,ttf-
eran Church-33G South Fourth FsSt
street Rev. Herbert Martens. psstor
SUNDAY Laetare- Sunday school al 10 a
m divine se-vice at II a. m. Services in
I-lin EVangeical Lutheran church. corner
OF jefferson avenue and TUenfv--tt,i-5
street Ogden. conducted by Pastor
Martens at 1880 %. m
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rightly adapted to the person, and in
other cases the true remedy is 10 mas
sage the eve and its Surroundings, So
far as may be, with the hand in cold
water.
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Y. NJ G.. A.-Corner Of Main and First
South streets Mems meeting TODAY at
! H. NJ addressed by Rev. W. N. Padep
-. u. Subject. The Mystery of Life .
] This is the last Of the series Of addresses
on some Inevitable Questions ana mon
who are interested are invited to- attend
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Catholic

Divine Services at St Mary's Cathedral
irSt mass a. $; second mass a 9: Sun
CAV SCnool. $3.50. high mass and sermon at
II a M, TeSpers and bencdiCfion 10
p. m week morning mass at a. m.
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Evidently.
philadelphia Record)

SUNDAY School Teacher-Now Willie
Green. what are we to understand when
the Bible speaks of people who. having
ewes, see nOt2
Willie Green-I guess it must mean
policemen
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~ -. .-St.5 an. = teqness Of the rim
Sc sl'o, 9etohening conRested
b,- 49, W inner surface cCmbanied
noe.. -, tlit'- sometimes this kveari-
'N'09ees tne need OF dlassss
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church-Corner of
Second East and Second South streets.
Rev 81. NJ Padeu = D.. pastor. Morn
ing service at 1t o'clock. Sunday school at
t2.S0, junior Ende3vur meeting at Z:
Dung Peoples meeting at $50. evening
service at 5-45. Seats free at ali services
dn5 the public cordially invited
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Liberty Park N T. Church-T74 South
Seventh East street L. g. Hunt pastor.
Public Worship and sermon at II q. M. and
~ p m Morning subject How to
Mould the Christian character evening
The Essentials of SaIvatior,.u e,,+,Js,.
school la q M; Epworth league meet
ms. s-@ o. m. AT are invited 10 attend
these services
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Independent Free Thought Spiritual
church win meet at Mrs. Fortunes han
at il a m. 26l South West Temple ana
Mrs. Miners. 1;2o D. m, 73S West First
South Seats free
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Swedish Lutheran Church.-Corner Of
second South and Fourth East streets
services TO-DAY at 1850 a. m. with con-
firmation. and 7:30 p. m. with boI,- 80
munion. P. Z. Asley. pastor.
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The Society Of Silent Unity meets each
Tuesday at D. m at the residence Of
Mrs Charles ". Drew. 63S North second
West street.
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First Church Of Christ, Scientist-TIoIds
services at II d. m. room AZ AfcCOrnioi,
building Free reading room omen daily
from ? p. m to p m at the same room.
Practitioners in charge
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Miscellaneous

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-dav Saits-Services in mission
chapel. Is East Second South street as
follows: Sabbath school at 10
preaching at II a. m. and p. m.
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Congregational.

with Us at each place. B. F. Mcintyre
pastor.
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
3,nurea-Fo urth East between Fourth and
l Elltn south streets. SUNDAY services AT
lV'0e a. M IN English and 7:So p. m. in
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Norwegian satpraay school. p. m:
%. m. The Luther league viii meet nevf
FRIDAY evening at the pastors home -
80 o clock. All friends are cordialIv in
vited- a q. II. OVeru. pastor
German Lutheran Chureh-Corner Of
Second South and Fourth East streets
Sunday school at ? p. m; service al
m Kindly welcome 10 al. Rev T
Graebner, pastor. residence Y yrsee
street.
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ne African N. F. congregation viii
Nc-snlp to-day IN Union Labor hall. corner
on second South and West Temple streets
services as follows: Preaching at II n
m. ana D. M Sunday sebcoI at 2.e0 IA
ny, Monday evening the Willing Workers
VI NLll serve supper in the new church 4
iianAllh avenue All are invited 10 be
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S...- .-.. Church Main ana r-,,,-,,,
ord a- - he RI Rev Abel Leon
ST. ra- Fourth SUNDAY ,mid-T.enD
tlr ...- .-.rn e S q. M. holy Cammuv-
m.--.r- N sunday school. On a mn
evenings PRAYER and sermon: -.2l n. m
Saaf.T .....ss.sr. Morning subject. The
Business evening subject. Cen
P-f--.-- -"a Conducted ou Christ IAN
g. t- Services during Lent daily
Service. ~. except Friday when the
5.sI p. OFT. ass usual at II a. m. and
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Scandinavian NJ E Church-15S South
second East street. Emil E. Mork pastor
services at N a. m. i'm the Scandinavian
morning service; Sunday school at 10
m In the evening at 7:45 Rev. G. +. Lei
hcn. ID. D.. Superintendent of Utah NJ. =
missions. VIII preach for us. TUESDAY,
evening at o'clock the young people
lllee- ana Wednes -ty evening at O'Clock
We have our prayer meeting we cor6iaIIl,
invite the public % an of our Services
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Lr7r.--tz- iE CathedraI-Rt Rev AbisI
Tarss % y. r d., bishop. very Re,.
sr-5sr r. +. Eddie. b. D.. dean. Fourth
comm -l Lent. March g. IA. m bo n,
q. r --.--.. s-45 a. m, Sunday school. =
Power q. r- prayer and sermon. The
Vary h-,- g-ltauon,' 1880 %. M. CAL
near n as zen IasEarts han. First street
The sr-z,.. '., %. M. q. S. A. meeting Tor
.-r- -.-- or church history n. ne Ts5r-
address ~ H. evening prayer and fourth
Ea.sa7nsl .-, COMMON Obies lions 10 me
"silh' That the EPISCOPAL
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. ...".a EhapeL-Secoud Sou.b he
N.H.G and Tenth West Sunday
r.-.. ' Do. f1., conducted by Miss
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.. Az NOTICES for this column must be
A'"a'a n oy % %. m. saturday.
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VINO liu5
fb.t .sst0rv
aelr distasfs
ute in re5d
llen who
GAS
history
4 Hlp.mati61
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18th 1867
. viii Write
our schcoI
be 7 study
Their many
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speeches
ndoWs and
p also and
small and
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/. wife Of
hn c. Ere
k OF a. IN
.lgel@ the
MIA. Dur
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vas pre-
re Albert
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OF ah0r.
from 40 M
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and as 80
Eer eurI,r
he th0renf
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school rha
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small and
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hinppins
people are
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pa the girls
lily pleased
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
BEGIN AN INVESTIGATION
SILK Merchant Accused of Defraud-
ing the Government Are
Given a Hearing.

NEW YORK. June ga preliminary ex-
animation Of Abraham s. Rosenthal and
Martin L. Cohen, comprising the firm OF
A. L. Rossnthal & Co., charged by the
government wit having defrauded 1t out
Of large sums of money through alleged
improper invoices In Japanese silk importa-
lions, has been commenced before United
States COMMISSIONS Shields. w. Wickham
Smith, special deputy United States attor-
ney general, conducted the prosecution.
The first complaint. that Of alleged fraud
ulent u~nderweight in a shipment of silks
from Lyons, France, was taken up and
several custom house officials testified.
Deputy Collector John D. Smith said the
Lyons invoice had been sent to hin in Sep
TENDER, 1901, by Appraiser Wakeman with
the orders to re-examine and re-weigh the
invoices.
The witness said there were three cases.
The second case was invoiced at 141. so
pounds and the correct weight he gave as
1877 pounds. The third. he said. was in
voiced at 1880 pounds and the correct
weight. he said, was 1872 pounds.
With the evidence Of Mr.. Smith the prose-
cution rested on the first complaint and
Judge Dittenhoeter will put in his defense
10 that specific charge next Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
FEED THEM.
One way to Make Lawyers.

You can dig up the lawyers and put them
on their feet If you feed them right, but
they are like other people, they don't
thrive on poorly selected food.
A lawyer from Seneca Falls, New York
says: when ! went into a law ONCE /
was in fine health having had much out.
door exercise, but at the end Of the second
months study and work l was ~disheart-
ened to find myself in poor health n
failing every day.
after reading a short time / would be-
come so nervous that I would be compelled
to stop. nor could / remember, to any ex-
tent, what I read.
THE study of law, which at FIRST was a
great pleasure, became a burden, and a
frst-class physician told me that I never
would be able to serve a full term in a
law once, and advised me to give It up II l
wanted to enjoy life. When upon the point
Of doing so l wes talking one day with one
Of the firm who advised me to make a
change in food and recommended very
highly your Grape-Nuts, saying / could get
a package at any grocery and make the
test.
THE advice impressed me so strongly
that / at once purchased and began using
Grape-Nuts. found that after using this
food / was not troubled with the lingering
pain in my stomach that had been with me
for some time; instead / was perfectly
comfortable. and / had not eaten the food
for more than four or hve days when I
began to notice a change. Ny head be-
came clear again and / began to enjoy my
studies as we'll as l did at the start, and
could accomplish more in one week from
that time on than l had in a whole month
prior to that time.
my blood. which had naturally become
bad, presently improved; my digestion also
was better. The blotches on my face began
to disappear and I felt better in every way.
Il owe much TO Grape-Nuts. Would
rather you did not use my name. but II Il
will do you any good. use It," Name furn-
ished by Postum Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
Look for free recipe book In each pack
] age OF Grape-Nuts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-26
DEATH RECORD.
Thomas Raster, shenandoah.

SHENANDOAH, Ia. June 25.-(speeial)
A telegram received in Shenandoah Tues
day forenoon announced the death Of
Thomas Raster at Crawford. Neb., while
on his way to Hot Springs, S. D.. for his
health. He was accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. ]. Adams of Riverton. who
was with him when he died. The body will
be brought to this place for burial Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Raster has been Identified
with Shenandoah for a quarter Of a CEN
tury, during the greater part Of which
time he has been engaged In business Of
some kind. Thomas Raster was an odd
Fellow and woodman and both orders will
take part in the funeral ceremonies.