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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-20
CITY RREWTlEs.


The ladies Of the free kindergarten are
preparing TO give a monster don nazaE
HE first Of December for the beneht OF
their deserving institution.
There are undellvered kilograms at the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph
company for Mrs Leila Johnson MISS
Frances H. Pfelfer, Edward $, Oliver aud
ID. Cnnes.
Mrs. w. b. Chew will be at home N
formally this afternoon from 70 O'Clock,
when she hopes to have her friends ca I
and meet her guest, Mrs. j. {. Ierrel Oh
Fort Worth.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
office OF the Postal Telegraph company
lis Main street. for William BarnhGrsl, -
w. Clark, L. z. Perkins g. j. Could MI
and Mrs. w. S. Perry Hunt
There will he an Informal reception To-
night al the home Of Mrs. +. 5, Wood IN
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Nj. Ellis
also Misses Ruby Ann Walker OF WINS
and Lena Upsher OF London, England
The rite of circumcision will be performed
on the Infant sou OF Mr. and Mrs. l. Ros-
ner at their residence. 1919 Alamo street.
Sunday. November %. az 10 O'Clock No..
DR. Heidingsfelder viii perform the rites
All friends are Invited.
Carlos Batista. leader Of the Mexican
orchestra at the Midway, has a NUMBER
Of friends In Houston whom he has sere.
naded during his Carnival visit MT and
Mrs. Herman Fielder were visited az their
residence last night and some excellent
numbers we're rendered.
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and Pet wocten Of Hockey arc visiting
the Carnival, tho guests Of Captain George
Eslls, 2iO7 san Jacinto street.
Mrs s. f, Eager Of san Antonio Ia
spending Carnival week with her DAUGHTER
Mrs. E, J. Mccullough. ieO2 FanniI
street
Mrs F. c. Gross, Miss spangler ana Miss
Maegie Norris OF San Antolio are reg
istered at the Rice hotel, taking In the
Miss Anna BARLOW Of johnson city.
Tcun.. arrived yesterday 10 spend the
winter with Mrs. G. 4. oliver at Houston
Heights
Mr.. G. d. Bunker of ,he American Cotton
company. left yesterday VIA the 1uterna-
tiopal and Great Northern fast mail Tor
Chicago.
Misses Pearl wilkins ond Hattie Moore
~ SmtEVilie are the guests ot Mis- Lizzie
Carnival
Mr. and Mrs. NJ n ucarn and Miss
Mabel Hearn OF Bremond ARE the guests
ot Mrs. Margaret II. Williams at los
Calhoun.
I'd Pruett and wife and child and Miss
Bessie simpson Of Dayton. Texas, are Wis
iting III the city and enjoying the Carnival
sights.
Misses Jennie Denny Adams, Maggie
Foster aud Ivy Hall VI Crockett, TcXas,
9gIe visiting Mrs. lngham Roberts at 1878
Polk avenue.
Mr. G. A. Nristrot left last night for New
orleans to attend the salvage sale al the
LeAman x Co Who'll, sale warehouse stock
of dry goods.
Tracy B Dunn, United states commits
slpncr for this city. who has been absent
for the past month In Northwest Texas re-
turned home yesterday.
The Misses Kate and Maggie Eldridge OF
Brcnham are attendants on the Carnival.
guests Of their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mr. d. I. Shepnerd. SIS Milnm street
Mrs Marie j. Cole OF Dallas grand
proctor Of the knights and Ladies' Ot
Honor Of Texas, Is In the city on business
OF the order and 10 take In the Carnival.
Mr.. s. II. Ashner Of Dallas and Mr..
II. NJ Metz 81 Austin, members OF finance
committee Of the grand lodge Knights aud
Ladies Of Honor Of Texas are IN the city.
Mrs A. $. Lewis aud Miss Esther OF
BrCnham, after spending yesterday IN the
city viewing tho Carnival attractions, dc.
parted last night for their future home at
Beaumont
Mrs NJ. A. zumwalt after spending
very pleasant week IN New Orleans as
delegate from oron NJ. Roberts chapter,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy, Is
home again
Mrs Carey shaw. Mrc. T. II Wet snd
Mrs, May WestmOreland 0f Columbus, and
Miss Fannie Wagner OF Navas0ta ard
visiting the family ~ Mr. W. A. Mathee
at 2Il2 Bagby street.
Mr.. and Mrs Devcrs and daughter N
Port Arthur are visiting Mrs. A. \. Daw-
son OF Hou ton Heights. Miss Georgia
Oclo Of Beaumont Is also q Carnival guest
Of Mrs. A. \. Dawson.
chief OF Police John r. Rowan OF Gal.
weston was IN the city yesterday and TAX
Ing I'm carnival sights with his brother
Rowan was much pleased by what lie saw
here,
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THE GUATEMALA TERROR
THOUSANDS KILLED AND THE vol.
CANOES STILL THUNDER.
Earthquakes Accompany the outbursss.
Condition Of the People, Especially
the Indians, Is PtituL

san Francisco. CAL November ip,-rnc
nrst OF the refuge from the devastated
lands Of Guatemala arrived today on the
Pacific mail steamer GUY Of Para, rney
came from the districts OF the Inland sea
aud Travelled over country lana waste by
sand. ashes ana pumice before reaching a
railway station. From the latter places
they made the Journey by ran to Uham
pcrleo and there took the steamer TO san
Francisco. They sailed on November q,
when the volcano was sull smoking ana
the rumhlng Of thunder and nashes oil
lightning gave evidence Of more oruptons
20 come These people he'd from their
plantations in fear Of their lives. phey
escaped 20 the seaside with little more
than the clothing they wore, transportation
being SO difficult as to preclude their bag.
gage The refugees confirm the storles Of
loss Of life The victims for the most
part were Indians. They HAD not heard
Of any white persons being lost. Fhous.
ands of Indians were asphy Niated or buried
In the sand. Miles OF plantations are un.
der ashes and absolute ruin rs the LOT OF
many planters, One refugee COMES from
within a half hours ride Of General ia
rllos home and brings information that
the general and his family arc safe.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

NJ D,,a,o,. 7. Green ~ Waco Is in the
S 1i,T puu'ey L. H'eeH "a "4'' - 'Ae
~ MA -. so,,,,,, O.. a ,ros,
MISS Daisy hnoaes Oh Sesulh . sue''
at the kee'
Hon, James Z. Ferguson OF beltoh was
mere yesterday
Mr.. n. L. Morris and wife OF Hearne
are IN the city
Or. W. l.. Davidson OF Glen Flora Is a
Carnival visitor
Miss Lcssle Graoch Of Trinity visited
Houson yesterday.
Mr. II G. Addison Of New waverley ls
here viewing the sights.
n prtcbt mud family from beaumont
attended The Carnival BAH.
49,, .,.li.I,a' :, 60. a,I ,,,+,,r - or.
80 ,,,ore Il, 40 cifv vesfer,iaV
"uge were ID d., 'N' -" S', ,I,saa ., r.r,or
~ Mr. ana MIS-, a.. a. A E.r,S 81 AaS'or'
A1A"o' az -.
A. J. Wood, a leading merchant OF Gr ,1.o,
ton Is IN the cl'y allenulhs inc Du' va
Captain John A. Borgess. or Anderson
Texas, is In the city attending the earn
val.
John S. Doughtie, leading citizen or Ma
rogdoches, has apartments at the Bris-
tol.
Judge W. B. Morris Of Willis, senator
elect in the next legislature, Is 10 the
city.
Miss Gussie voigt returned last night
from pleasant two months visit at Dal'
las.
Miss Norma Sternenberg OF Paige, Texas;
ia IN the city visiting relatNeS anu
frlends'
Mr. Daniel o'Connell and family OF van
Week we7e viewing the Dig annual SUI"
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Forbes, Jr., OF Faies'
tine gre visiting tFlenus anu ie'a'''eS ~
the eiE'
Mr.. A. r, Wood OF Galveston, en- route
70 beaumont spent yesterday Hi'e4N''H
In tue CITY
Hon. Jasper Collins OF carthage, Wen
known member OF tue press % ''N'ns -
tue 'aIh''"'' ,-.-s..,... l..
Miss Mary D0ughIt.e or N pI ~ sis
me guess ol "i''
husA ANeuue' u,sA ., .hs
Mr. j. w; Jockuseh, pIes'ugnt IN The
galveston I.t.!cr5 BUSINESS
Guy E''t',"N' ,,,,,.-.,s ,,,ss v,oi.
MT. aud MIS- ). ~; Mlllel az U,ss -,
lhAuVe W. ru''''''''
'oI" 'ea1' , "a. a..
Miss Lula burch lett NeslSII.SS va -
lnigrhsniIi lopr H., Hi'
NaohFHl'' - 800,
Mrs Dr. D. w. Danleh. wno nJs now
quite III id ,l,,,, soHeln' ua'9 P'''
soil,o"" sl ,.. -. s,r,,,r "a &,
Miss Emma 'aIpeh55SsI Ul Sha ,s
ne glg - P,oe ie
suyS' Az nv - ,.,o- -. so,,,,n
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JEWISH VAUDEVILLE CONCERT.

YIosish Team viii Appear at Saeneer-
bund Hall.
NJ Leo Largman Of New York has been
Il no city several days and has completed
tH'lsenents for Jewish vaudeville con
~ 70 be given at Saengerbund hall Sun.
~ november %. This attraction viii be
,4sNaat Of a diversion In Houston. Mr..
lls'Ensn, assisted by Miss Anna Gold, an.
Il" 10 comedy sketches, monologues,
tx ana scenes from noted plays. The
~ ste prominent Niddlsh actors. Their
s t.. Includes standard Hebrew roman-
,r a'alnas and tragedies. While the per
N r = In liddish, anyone conversant
tentsSS eefman language will readily IN
,n% snnsements are splendid drawing
lsrs Ma eastern cities and the perform-
ksyst VIE ialT to please on account OF its
Sspss;.Ss y wen as merit. The PLAYERS have
tniise ~ oa several Southern stages with
5i ii' do success Mr. Largman and Miss Gold
s1tprtssaae part Of the receipts from this
III j svlneh for the benefit OF the ortho-
"isa congregation OF this city.
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HICKMAN coNvIcTep.

Ho Was Given Ten Years for the Burg
isfy at LIONS.
Caldwell. Texas. November ~ The dis
trict court was engaged yesterday evening
aud a part Of last night in the trial Of the
case Of Tho state Of Texas vs.. Hickman.
on charge Of burglary About the Tat
Of August cafe WIS cracked NJ Lyons,
in this county. Two Eusnicious partics
were arrested in the town ~ Navasois
two days afterwards. Hickman mud ASH
man, who were committed 20 iaii, on eK-
amiuation IN this county, IN default q
bsn indictments we're found w fhe
grand iuEy now In seaaian. AsteT loES
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SIDNEY :. GREEN OF eANApo

~'sna and His Friends Are Very
N, : N'slods Concerning Him.
1, 49,. = harFell Yesterday received let.
4. IN ~, danAdo asking that publication of
h., s,..S be made in The Post and
,ipssrsa ' Gleen q Ganado. Texas, has dis.
4m G,,saaq nothing can be- heard frn,n
Il biz G 5,istt anxiety and distress couseJ
10 SarSss' w MS absence. lie Ieft Gan.
louston. w,. noVenmber o, for Bassrop and
g spsn IN MI I'M 70 .Bastrrop Monday. the 10th.
9 attsrvard' S ssem Wednesday, the 18th:
.>---.---.-----.I setn Tor last time ln san
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,rneT MITCHELL TALKS.


NJ S. J. Mitchell, the Judge of award,
\. mmmenting on the show said:
i consider the show certainly a great
Hspnyement over that OF last year, but
A, he general excellence OF the chrysan-
.snuns it Is not superior to the shows
Asd here three or four years ago. Tie
,st pleasing point of vantage this year is
Il clustering the SHOW as ID whole on gem
HI eaeet, but when we begin TO ndivldu-
4 ,ile 100 closely the effect ia detail is not
htaLy 80 gIAtIying.
Sue hal decorations are superior to that
n any former snow, rnd the ladies on de-
tnuoa are TO be congratulated On their
8aae The Idea Of adding prizes TINS ycAr
5os palms ferns and roses mas proush, out
4ane beautiful displays, adding very mate
baby 70 tie general success.
4 The home florists have not shown as
NOD ChySsnthUmums as they usually do,
lgt tue season has been against them.
4 The best blooms exhibited by amy hous-
BE- grower were the CnrysuntucmumS
Known By Mrs, NJ j. tossing, an amateur,
1hd had they been entered in the class for
syas florists she would have easily won
ssftrsl prizes. AS Il was, her blooms We're
slf ahead Of those Of any amateur gro ser.
The blooms from Vaughan of Chicago,
4eaaled to the cause, We're Of the highest
fFief Of merit, as they always are, every
kear The exhibit OF Nathan Smith X IN
! Adrian, Mich, We're nothing short of
tue ribbon getters, but unfortunately, on
4rcant Of delay In transit they came too
ie 10 receive first prizes, to which tlIy 5
folld have been entitled,
II The collection Of 100 cut blooms from
Ri james Morton If GAINESVILLE, Team,
Rd catered for competition, were all that
|fead Be desired in the professional art OF
faHsanthemum culture Mr. Morton has
ained and still continues TO hold his title
Fl 'le pioneer chrysauthemum grower OF
ilesese exhibits from a distance give the
lloN very superior tone, which the home
alea to do
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EN- ROUTE TO GALVESTON.
Huge Steel Tank Steamer VIII Engage
In Carrying OIL

ogdenburg n. Y, November le.-The
steel tank steamer Toledo. built at cleve-
land, Ohio, for the sun company OF Pitts.
burg, Pa, passed down the st. Lawrence
tonight 10 the coast, en- route 70 Galveston,
Texas. TO engage in the oil trade between
that port and Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. She Is 263 feet long. 40 feet
beam. 90 feet hold and IS divided into
eight cargo tanks Of 100000 gallons ca
paclty. the tanks being separated from the
rest Of the ship by coffcr dams hlled With
water. The ship cost $4,000 and IS the
first OF several building on the lake for
the ocean trade.
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BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
THE BILL SMITH MURDER CASE HAS
BEEN GIVEN TO THE JURY,
The City Council Has Refused 10 Pay
the Bills for the Last City Registrar
tion--An Agreed Judgment

Branch office; The Posts Beaumont or
fee is now located In the Exall building,
ground floor, both phones No. s33, with g.
y. Linn as business representative and r.
w. Greer as correspondent. Subscriptions
and advertisements or news items left at
this address will receive prompt attention.
Subscribers having any cause for complaint
as TO delivery OF papers are requested 20
phone or otherwise notify the office
promptly.
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Smith Murder Case.

Beaumont, Texas, November i0-The
Blll Smith murder case was finished tonight
and turned over TO the jury. They are
still out aud the probability is that they
viii not return a verdict until tomorrow
morning, though that does not necessarily
mean that they are hung, FOR they did not
get the case until dark. II has attracted
considerable attention and X being watched
with more than the ordinary interest.
Tho case against Allen Harden, the negro
charged with administering poison 20 his
wife several weeks ago Is set for tomorrow
morning aud will be- tried, 10 oil proba-
blity. a special yenire has been summoned
for this case also.
Mr. Hlghtower. the recently elected
county attorney, who is also eX-oniclo dis.
trict attorney, Is looking after the prosecu-
ton regularly now. Hon. V. A. Collins Is
TO defend the case tomorrow.
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Justice Marmlon,s Debut.

Mr. ]. B. Marmlon, the newly elected
justice Of the peace made his ofaeial
debut yesterday as trial Judge IN an as
sault and battery case His gracious man
ners and the ease with which he brought
al the facts relevant TO the caSe clearly
10 view aud his even-handed decision OF
guilty aud a penalty OF IS and costs I'M
pressed court attaches. defendant and com
plainant, with the Idea that the new oin,
cial possessed a keen sense 81 Justice ana
a pralseworthy determination 70 uphold
the dignity Of the law and at the same
time temper justice with mercy.
Mr. Marmion's ofdce is located on jus'
tice row, Preston avenue.
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ADVANCE IN on.

An Improvement OF Five 10 Six Gents
During the Week.
beaumont. Texas, November lo.--The al.
vance in OH prices during the past week has
been almost phenomenal. There 10 an ap-
parent change Tor the better By ct least 8
or . cents ia thnt time. The oil lnen are
jumping the price " OIL y tanks also;
Heretofore II has hnen the oil on cars that
has been nucfuaunK Ia price and running
On and then down while the price IN tanks
has remalned pretty nrarly the eafae an
along but now that the ADVANCE has come
M that direction. there II an air Of porma~
nency about the hslds that ~ pleasing the
many holders ~ OIL
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Mr.. and Mrs r A. Chadwick arc re
cciylng the concentrations ana best wishes
OF host Of friends. Mr. Chadwick who
Is connected with the Houston Land and
Trust compsny, and Miss Elizabeth Ger
trude Dittiuc of Manor were married at
noon yesterday at the residence Of the
brides parents, Captain and Mrs ]. w
DItlng az Manor. No cnrds.
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Antonio Sunday morning, 18th. Fonov,ns
Is description OF him: Light brown haiT.
Egsg, eyes, about hye feet ten Inches IN
mas rather round shoulders: slow. stesdy
wals; clean shaven and when LAST soon bsd
on dark suit clothes ~" ia"
Any Information will be gratefpuv re
ceived by his wife at Canada Tsxss ,vtn
Is In deepest distress from his absenee ~
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Beaumont. Texas, November l9.-The city
council this afternoon concluded solid
two days session just before dark and
a very busy one II was Among the I'm
portant matters they transacted toCiA- were
the refusal finally to pay the registration
bills that were presented Cor the election
last April The vote was a tie and the
mayor cast the deciding vote on the ground
that dhe commissioners court Itself Al
ruled that the former proceedings were
Thcy passed new gas franchise ordi
nnnce Oh hBt reading. u Is TO n. NJ.
Mcthner. NJ Hecht and Robert Steiner.
They received the estimate u the city en-.
giueer on tue paving ~ Tcvis street and
also around thC city bail, and then Qsdered
the work done II IS three additional blocks
and comes under the old contract. 1hey
mad the city marshal 50 out and bring in
Messrs Johnson and Polk of the street rail-
way. and also the managers of the two
telephone companies. They did this for
the purpose Of giving ell Of thcm a severe
Feprlmand for the poor service they have
been giving The street car peoples at
tehtion was called 10 the ten-minute regu-
iation on the running Of cars and also 20
the provisioD for the separation Of white
and coloFed passengers, Jtese are ~ tae
aBnehlae and tbs council naistea thai theT
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lansing. Mich. November 49, The Ma
slonai Grange devoted most Of the mornlng
session today 10 hearing reports from the
different states Al were favorable, show
inv narked growth during the year. The
report ~ the edpe4tional committee was re-
ferred back for 4 minor amendment
The recommendation fagcrinG centEaii1ed
schools nnd rrltirsiur agrlculkVfai college,
pfebahiy Will stHat. bttiioesh etpussigA -
II Is yet 70 celae
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himself, he was found guilty hv the Jury
and given ten years 10 the iNgitentiary
A grent many witnesses were present
from NnvaHota, among them the sheriff 81
BILE
The companion case. the state 70. Ash.
man, Is now on trial
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Mrs. l.. L. Pledger, aged 35 years died
at l.15 o'clock yesterday morning at the
family residence in Drummer. The funeral
occurred from the residence az 3 p m. yes
terday, Rev. L. Ammons officiating, with
interment in the German cemetery. The
eral children.
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war I'M INDIA.

Six THbesmen Defend a Tower Against
the Whole British Column.
slmla, India, November H. Colonel Ton
nechy commanding the south column OF
the British expedition engaged In putting
down the uprising Of the wazlri trlbesmen
on the Afghan frontier. found a strong
tower at Gumattl held by six outlaws who
refused to surrender. The tower was
stormed and all lbs defenders were killed.
The British losses we're comparatively
heavy.
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<. &. Blackwell.

E. e. Blackwell, chief constructing agent
Of the Texas and New Orleans Railway
company on the Nacogdoches extension
was killed near Mnhl Tuesday night In an
accident In which the caboose he was rid
ing I'm was thrown from the track. The
body was brought to this city aud EN-,
ballned by wall a stable and will be held
awaiting instructions from relatives as TO
Its disposition.
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a. Anfeed ludnment.

Beaumont, Texas. November ib--An
agreed Judgment was entered in the Federal
court today In tho case q EiEabeth 81
Gregory vs.. S. D. zeigler ct a. rhe suit
involved a most valuable league Of land
The Judgment stipulateg that a certain sum
OF money Is to be paid the plaintiffs ana
the iand and title are 10 be vested IN the
defendants A number OF the people 10
attendance on the Federal court have been
cncegtd and have returned 10 their homes.
The grand jury rs etill IN session.
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Navasota, Texas, November io.-Rev. J.
NJ Adams, the Methodist minister, was
called from bed at IL o'clock last night to
perform the wedding ceremony OF w. u.
Brazetn Of Houston and Miss Mollle Mills
Of Allenfarm. The Wedding took place in
the parior OF the Exchange hotel
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DoUBLE DAILY ANSCONTINENTAI
sEIN lCE By SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Ronda 80 b We County

Decatur, Texas, November 1.-THE com
mlsshoners court OF this county has set
Friday. November 2s as the day on which
the newly elected county officials will be
Installed. The bonds OF the county treas.
nrer and county collector have been set
~ $4,000 aud S62.oop, respectively. The
Comfy Judges bond Of $1,000 has already
Seen approved.
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follow Il. and likewise run cars from $50
tn the morning 10 midnight Ihe car PEG
pio said they would DO IT, The telephone
people also promised 60 be good aud were
dismisspd The council does not meet again
for two vpeka
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c. J. Mayer.

c. ]. Mayer died at his residence on the
Clark Street road, n short distance from
the city, at IL a, IN yesterday. The tu
neral will occur from the residence at 10
O'Clock this morning. lnterment In Holly
wood cemetery.
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! oRFN ENTERTAINED
LONE INMATES WslT oHFY-
pm rsANTHEMuM SHOW
Awards, J. S. Mitchell, Gives
|sd's q n" I,oon the show that Has
NJ Just Closed.

-. sbclters forty children. Chill
~. , ~ are denied the tender comforts
Pr M Who receive the gentiest con
bone o,her than parental, which II Is
itfaluu sastow. The matron OF the
ossne -. considerable attendants do all
'a' \, - within their power to brighten tue
ia - tho little ones left In their charge
''' =, .s,Iaren have living parent rather
nsse - hut circumstances are such that
p0 Il called upon TO receive them'
~ visited by relatives ana inau' ~
~ a. me great world has a love ior
md an interest In their success anu
slsIt', Alas Of the Faith Home association
llt.a'eJnced that charity Is tbe INV ntns
~, n was IN the name u Si,u,a' Nj,
t'l.s.,.sssful chrysanthemum SHOW WHICH
D. f9ceess. such favorable circumstances
|esed uhs'' VAS given. On Tuesday ana
~ nlsnL sfternvons the children Of tile
|seasssrs hrought 10 Turner nan 10 view
|ele I,,s blossoms and the dainty roses
"a M these children II was
pa s'n ~ fairylaud. They were thrilled
wv Ssllsht and lost none OF the Deauties
~ Entertainment PROVIDED LOT tncln
sp0tlessy clehh' NJ So,ter NJ attraction
|Aa asl r .ayss that nlled the hall. That
4 Ils Stg little Ilants might spring into
|sss, IN. tsu bIoom Of fife with heart and soul
I . !sh G'S "a the great white blossoms MI,
r pe ~ haiI Was the silent prayer Of all
Y ivy Ss,e I their innocent amusement ana
sss childish abandonment to pleasure i,its;,,,
W. children we're seated 70 a pountlIui
ile.n w bnth afternoons in the balcony OF
. 49, hsIl and then while the program
|, a nn.le V was rendered enjoyed the unspeak.
4 ~ ssilrhts Of fruit punch and molasses
nv NV sover show delighted hundreds OF
'.ors Il swelled the eNchequer OF the
S.lh Home association, but more tnan an
\. y" osoried an afternoon of color. OF
AsAtnass M pleusure 10 two score of lit
lives 10 whom memory of such ahairs
IN hil like a benediction In LIES after
fssfs
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Lorraine Mincers.

Lorraine Mngers, aged months and 10
days. died Mt the Faith Home Tuesday
night The funeral took place from the un
dertaking parors OF Ross 4 Wright at p
m yesterday, with iuterment in Magnolia
cemetery.