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kIRKWOOD.
Calling Cards-Mermod & J~accard's.

Calling Cards-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Louie Brown has gone East with
Miss Cecil Hough. They will spend a month
in New York City. where Miss Hough will
purchase her rousseau She is to be mar
ried in May TO Berkeley Jones.
The dance Friday night was the last of a
series of fortnightly dances till after Lent;
Walter Bown has managed them. all and
has been much c~omplimented OF their sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Cabell were the
c.Hperons. Among the guests were Misses
Claire Wartield. Eme!ine Warfeld. Mar
saret Cabell. Laura Lee Williams, Carey
Robinson. Carey Risque, Albright. Bertha
Hough. Marion Evans. Mary Shields.
Messrs, Walter Bown. James Abraham.
Steve Shallsf9ss. F. p SETTER. lorraine
ratio Armstrong, Willis Amber.
Misses Jane and Margaret Wilkinson,
with their brother. John c. Wilkinson. Jr.,
went to attend the wedding of their cousin.
Miss Marion Cockrell. to Edison F. Gallau-
Miss Jeanette Smith gave an entertain
ment Saturday afternoon to a few of her
girl friends. 1t was a violet luncheon, and
flower. Covers were laid for twelve. and
seven courses We're served. The guest Of
honor was Miss Morse. who is visiting from
Ohio. Among those present were: Misses
Margaret Cabell. Constance Edwards. Helen
Lvcett; Emeiine Warfieid and Constance
Warfheld.
DotlOT anu MIS-. fdNttiS fWlnX SGNP an
informal ~fancy-dress party Saturday even
ing at their home in Woodlawn. The party
was in honor of their son. Fayette. before
his departure for his college course in
Sewanee. Tenn. Among the dancers were:
Misses Margaret Cabel. Helen Lycett,
Laura Lee Williams and Constance Ed
wards: Messrs. Willis Amber. Maury Jones
and Steve Shellcross. A number Of neigh
bors were invited. Among them were: Mr..
Enos Clark, Messrs. and Mines Ashley Ca
bell. Nelson G. Edwards and Wyatt Shall
cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Nest:t have taken
possession of their new home on Washing
ton and Clay avenues
An engagement recently announced IL that
of Miss Sara Abraham. only daughter Of
Mrs. E. Graham Abraham. to Donald C.
Fairfax of Virginia. The marriage will
take place in the early fall.
The Monday Evening Club met last week
at Joseph Franklin's home in Oakland. Fred
Lehman read a paper on Printing. and
He exhibited some rare
specimens of ancient bookbinding and also
modern work, and compared the an
cient with modern methods. George Taus-
sig Also made a few remarks on the sub
iect. Among those present were Messrs.
and Mines. James L. Blair. George II.
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LINDEnAN PIANOS
THE IDEAL PIANO..
BOLLMAN'S,
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Frank Koeneke. II. H.. Salisbury. {. o.
Evans. Allen McKinnie. Jane c.. Hodgman.
D. J~anuopoulo. Eames Christie. A. c.. Tritle,
A: r. Deacon. R. G. Hogan. c. A. Lewis.
M MazeI H hsaher ans kSbid SSn,1 GaIrie Chase.
Mrs. ]. W. Donaldson gave a luncheon
Wednesday to the Morning Euchre Club.
lin f. {. Walker. c. W. Clark. j.. b. Rabo-
teau; C. A. Grant. B.. j. .Conard, j s.
powier; Walter Alley, NJ. W. Warren. H.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis was the vocal soloist at
the concert Saturday night. given by ths
kirkwood Piano Club for a fund to build
A reception wa. given Wednesday night
az the residence of Mrs; w. p. Hazard by
new pastor. the Reverend J. Courtney Jones.
Serving In the dining-room were Misses
Carrie Graham and Mamie Slaughter. Mirs-
es Virginia Hazard and Carrie Chase served
punch. The guests were: Messrs. and Mines.
Lewis Lacy, Horace Beck. Frank Thomp-
son. D. w. Graham. B.. J. Conard, j. S.
J: h. Raboteau. Kent Jarvis. Fred g.. Howe,
b II. Payne; Mines. j. W. Slaughter. c.,
4. Grant. Harriet Hyde: Misses Mary and
ence and Mary Quarles, Gertrude Coen6
Messrs. Howard Carter. D.. NJ. SHILLING, CT
L, Kloss. Wilmington and E. F. Gushing.
Wliifam NJ Jenkins. organtst of Emman-
at Hannibal. Mo. TUESDAY
Inc Cfauie songs ana Dances enter
tainment at Bristol Hall. Thursday might
was given to a house packed to the doors.
Inc Indian war dance by a dozen boys. in
ifun Indian dress. and accompanied by war
whoopS, was one of those most cOmpleteiy
carried out. The chief. Fred Howe, wore a
head dress made Of crows and a string Of
Property s Of Miss e Virginia shs fe Hs.a nSr s sns
originally worn by a real Indian chief. The
spanish dance, with castanets, and the
Dutch. with full Dutch costumes and
wooden shoes. were among the best. The
noon, for children, without the minuet and
cake-walk.
Mrs. A. r. Deacon gave a six-handed eu-
chre Thursday afternoon at Ketterer Lodge,
her Webster Park residence. Nine tables
cd f n aSs l Sere p1T v,Ts seven OF them seat
a dozen decorated China plates, was sward.-
ed to Mrs. Deane Garrett: the second, Q
glass decanter. to Mrs. Charles NJ. Avery;
the third, a mahogany bookrack. to Mrs.
James OF st. Louis. Among the guests were
5 Mmfs. K Ks Fl hf GSfSsi;,e ch k.Ssr y; Avery.
Kent Jarvis. Jane E. Hodgman.
george X. Andrews. r. A. Quarles, e. ].
spencer; A, Title; r; g; Hogan. Charles
ford Avis, Marshall Baker. Anna G. Hill
man. L. r.; Blackmef and Misses Hazel
Hogan and Jennie Hodgnnan. all from Web
ster. Among those from st. Louis were
Mines. Albert Lambert. Blinkhan, Nelson,
Trorlicht. Evarts and Klauss..
Mrs. Louise Bry entertained q humber OF
ladies' Informally Saturday. afternoon
Inc Reverend {. L. Kloss will rive 4 lee
tnre ON art Monday afternoon to the Nom
Mrs; Joseph Weir received. news of the
New York Monday. Mr.. Patton's home is
In Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Charles a. Cunningham and mother
Mrs. George Baker, departed last week fol
remainder OF the winter.
Miss Ruth Jordan is visiting Miss Char
lotte Nelson Of Edwardsville
with relatives in Jefferson City.
Mrs. S. A Baker of St. Louis has been the
guest OF her mother: Mrs; Oscar Reid.
visiting friends in Ferguson.
Mrs. j.. c, Thoroughman departed last
Sunday evening for Dallas. Tex.
Mrs. William Chapman entertained q
number Of her friends on Monday evening.
Mrs. Fra TX Clark gave a euchre party or
M sqeS ana M sHsn'h Rough hin %r. a ahe s Mrs. Ai TeTs
Everly, Mr.; and Mrs. Ernest Wills, Miss
Grace and Mr.. Eugene Clark.
Camden Place Euchre Club on SATURDAY.
evening.
The Junior Euchre Club was entertained
Among those present were Mrs. Calvin
Case. Mrs. Oscar Reid. Jr.; Mrs. Arthur
Harrison. Misses Georgia and Eleanor Case,
were won by Misses Elizabeth Farrell, Ma
mie Manget and Lynne T~horoughman.
Mt. and Mrs. Herbert d. Condie. who
last two years. have returned to Ferguson.
They are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A reception was given for the benefit Of
ing by Mrs. Fred LANCET. Among the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Seymore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tobin. Mr.. and Mrs.
oscar Reid. Jr.; Mrs. Jasen Lodwick, Mr..
and Mrs; Harry Carr. Doctor and Mrs.
George Case. Mr.. C. A. Cunningham, the
Reverend Doctor John Millbank. Messrs.
WALLACE Marshall, George Barnes clifford
and Sturgis Day. Cafe frappe, was served
by Miss Mimi Page and chocolate by Miss
Florence Van Sickler.
The Passion Play; or, the Life of
Christ" from birth to the ascension, was
reproduced by moving pictures at Tifin
Hall on Friday evening, under the aus
pieces of IS. James and John Catholic
Church. After the entertainment, supper
was served in the dining-hall by the ladies'
OF the church. The object Of the enter
tainnent was to raise money for the pur-
pose of purchasing a gold chalice. The old
one was burnt in the fire of Mr.. b. NJ.
ChamberS's residence.
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Prizes-Mermod & Jaccard's.

Euchre Prizes-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss +. Bell Forse of No. 1911 Clara ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Essie Faurot OF
Osceola. Mo. who vii. remain in the city
for several weeks.
the formal opening of the new store by thu
koers-Lau2h in Shoe Company-to-morrow
Music ana boutCnnier,s from 8 Il. m. 10
8 p. m.
Miss Louise RoBards of EIizabethtown,
ny. arrived last week TO visit Miss Mary
Marshall.
Society people like the Knickerbocker Spe-
cial via Big Four. st. Louis to New York.
Miss Mabel :. Plochman of No. 55e5 Bart
mer avenue has just returned from a visit
of three weeks with relative in Mount
| Vernon. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Clarke of Chicago
are stopping At Hotel Beers.
Miss Ginelin' Tolg has returned TO st
Louis. especially to attend the opening OF
the Koers-Laushlin Snoe Conpany's store,
which takes place tomorrow at No. 40
North Sixth street. You'll be there. of
course.
New fashions in engraved calling car6s.
Latest Tiffany panels, 100 cards and plate.
Mrs. r. d. Griffin of Hotel Beers Is en-
tertaining her sister. Miss Hadley of Ed
wardsvilIe, Ill.
Mrs. Frederick V. Go-bring has gone to
Kansas City for u months visit with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Cole of New York are
occupying a suite of apartments at Hotel
Beers.
Mrs. X. E. Cherry of Windsor place will
depart Wednesday for California. She viii
devote much time to art work, studying
flowers from nature.
Nobby tailor suits; new spring material.
Sigwald. Linmar building. Washington and
Nandeventer.
Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd. accompa MED by Mrs.
Charles l.. Thompson and Miss Katharine
Thompson. left the city Wednesday after
noon for a soJourn of a month in Old Mex
leo, returning by way of the Grand Canon
of the Colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Calvin Cooper of
Richmond. Va, are visiting Mrs. Cooper's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Conrad, of
North Grand avenue.
You are invited and likewise expected II
attend our opening Tomorrow. koers-
Lauehlin shoe COMPANY. Ladies' shoes ex-
clusively. No. 40 North Sixth street. oppo-
site Columbia Theater.
Mrs. A. C.. Sellner. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. William A. Gardner. is
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Taussig. Ashley Cabell, William ]. H.. Boun,
T. d.. kimball. j. H. Kicker. J. G.. Wild.
Wyatt Shallcross. W.. W. Keyser, Nelson
G. Edwards. G. l.. Edwards. Alfred F.
Smith. George ID. Dane, II. c. Ochterbeck.
c.. o. Evans. John S. Collins, Vaughan
Hickman: Misses Franklin, Murtfeldt,
Wilde. Hazard.
Mrs. q. l.. Edwards entertained the ELL
chre club of which she is a member Tues
day afternoon. Among the guests were
Mines. Ralph Deacon. Ben Crosby. Misses
Leila Tracy. Jessie Albright.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds of Kansas City. Mo-,
is the guest of Mrs. Mary McMullen.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Halstrom has returned from
the West. Miss HiIda Halstrom has de-
parted for Pueblo. where she will join her
brother, Garield. and go with him 10 Arl-
IONA.
were guests of Mrs. Stephen Harris this
week
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a valentine plrty the house and tables be
ing app' oprialely decorated. There were "A
number OF forms of Amusement. and the
first issue Of the clubs newspaper. the r..
+. r. Optiraist, edited by the members.
was given out. Those present We're:
Masters
Blake howard. Meredith Miller.
Wayne Wheeling, Phil Werher.
Don Morgan,
Misses
Enid Perkins, Maybelle Roeder,
Adele Lee. Ruth Gregory.
Florence Roeder,
Big -Four the only liz running through
SleeDerS between S.. Louis and Boston.
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BELLEvI,.LE SOCIETY NOTES.

The Art Neediiework Society was entertained
WednesdaS afternoon by Mrs. d. Aoeller and
Miss Leila Nolan ha, returned to her home in
rilia st. Louis after . pleasant visit In Belle
Mrs.; 4. Andei and Mrs. E. A. woe,k de-
parted Tuesday for California.
Mrs. Martha b. McQuillen entertained friends
In honor Of her guest. Miss Florence Wells,
Mrs. s. l. Bray Of Evansville. Ind. in the
guest Of JULIUS L Bach and family.
MS VIII Merker Is visiting in Anna. Ill.
give q reception Tuesday. February a.
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with the national colors and designs repre-
sen;ing the Colonial period. There was Il
pfofusiCn of potted plants and the chan
flowers.
The receiving party was exuuisitely
gowne@. The dresses were characteristic OF
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Miss Gista Beuckemann of No. 524i Ridge
avenue was the hostess at n Washington
Birthday party yesterday afternoon. in
homer of Hiss Clara Schwab of Ironton. Mo-.
and Miss Ebba Sheagren of Burlington. Ia.
The parlors OF the Beuckemann residence
were deliberately and tasteful decorated
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MI. l.. Kamfnski,

The best china expert In st. Louis. is in
charge Of the china department at Mermod
& Jaccard's. Broadway and Locust. and
Will be glad to have his many friends call
and see him.
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Fine Writing PAPER.

We have all the latest fashionable sizes
and ttnts in correspondence paoers. note
and letter sizes. with envelopes to match.
Any initial on monogram stamped to order.
Samples and prices mailed free.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
BROADWAY AND LOCUST.
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OF Merrick. Walsh & Phelps Co.. and for
be glad TO see you at Mermod &. jaccard's,
Broadway and Locust. and explain the me--
its of the celebrated Patek Philippe
Watches.
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Best watches-Mermod & Jaccard's.

The Harvard Informal Club. composed of
Messrs. E. c. Rehage. L. H. Glars. d. Die
terich. A. c. B~ourscheid, F. A. Brauer and
VIM. E. Lee, with give their next dance on
Monday evening at No. 91 North yande-
venter avenue.
The Blaine Avenue r. p. E Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Charles p. Gregory last
Friday evening for her daughter Ruth with
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Mr.. VIM, Walsh,

Mitchell, DOllman. Stoltz, Blecher. L.. Kreb
Seppe. Gardner and others.
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the time of George Washington. end were
in harmony with the decorative scheme that
Transformed the appearance of the rooms.
Among those present We're: Misses
Abrams, Schwab. Blum. Schreckel and
Zcndt of Bollsviile, ard Mines. Maher,
Wolf. Murdoch. Taylor ard Frauenthal.
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~-aN1i-- NO so-Enn 1T Pain Beach, Fla.
having visited R0ckledge and Ormond
Telegraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big. -Four.
Miss Cordia Peckham of Lucas avenue
has returned from 4 visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Evans and Miss Anna Bailey
of Holdenville, l.. T.. are guests at Hotel
Beers during their stay IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. White of Mangum.
OK, are receiving congratulations on tie
birth of 8 daughter. Mrs. White was Miss
Miss Charlton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Charlton, of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Younker OF Des Moines.
Ia. are registered at Hotel Beers for q
fortnight.
Every woman in St. Louis who is fond of
stylish shoes should attend the opening OF
the Koers-Laughlin Shoe company to-mor-
row. and find out what the very latest Ideas
are.
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Wear Glasses. when Needed.

A proper fit guaranteed by our expert OPP
t%icians, DR.. Bond and Dr.. Montgomery
Steel frames. 81 and up; gold frames. 8
and up. Eyes tested free.
MERMOD & JACCARD'S.
Broadway, cor. Locust.
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ception and military ball o. Frida- even
ing. February 20. at the Nlaso-'c Temple
Hall. The hall was beautifully, decorated
with holly and palms. Among those WHO
enjoyed the occasion We're:
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l.. r. Murphy,
A. II. Brooks,
Theodore
Beckerine.
+. A. Muench.
Hubbard Douglas,
Harry Gray.
l. j. Batcheler,
II. MicRay.
Al. Z. Duever.
X. J. Denny.
George J. Wyers,
Albert II. Wyers.
James b. Moore.
Il. c. Huber.
Doctor Lansberg,
George r.
Matthews.
II. J. Christopher.
A. A. Dunn.
NJ. S. Ballard.
Will Fl. Duever,
Doctor J. j.
O'Malley.
c. Irwin Saiter.
George b. Rudolph,
George G. Sanders,
Pressnell,
Ross p. Colcord,
Gus. S~auerwein.
j. r Shultz.
Virgil Holmes,
Guniher Myer,
Joseph l.. Noecker
of Chicago. H.,
i. r. Scouten,
Fred Heckert. .Jr.,
Paul G. Keller.
X. j. Huss.
L. Latour.
John Mclean.
ID. V. DIETRICH.
George W. Brown,
Leo Faust.
Ben j. Many.
Grace Herndon,
Mae Ridden.
Sue Jordan.
Sara Collins.
Jesse VI. Rutland,
Gertrude Davis,
Clara Moore,
b. Aldrich.
Maude S. Jackson,
Ellis.
Nellie Alexander.
Mollie Alexander,
Dixie Wells,
Cora Dais,
W. Wilson.
Blanche Trimble,
a. L. Boyce.
Goodberlet.
Emma Ridgley.
Genevieve Quin-
Ivan.
OLE lie Cron.
Alma l.. Stephenson,
A. A~rchambald.
Bessie Jones.
Williams.
of Kentucky.
II. Rummel.
Mary Sche,zer,
r. Schmidt.
Nell Thorn.
Virginia Lewis.
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NtSSltufS-
Sergeant James j.
keane.
Thomas l.. Mar
shall.
Sergeant j. =.
Lindsay.
II. u. Alexander,
A. II. Bintlif.
S. Kuhn.
Corporal Lee j.
Moses,
Lieutenant T. Lee
Mills.
Captain A. l..
Bcyce.
Arthur Scharm.
W. Herbert DOYLE.
Jr.:
Fred W. Laue.
l. S. Hutchens.
c. A. Fogel,
George W. Horst
man.
Charles +. Dwyer,
W. III. Tate,
Lewis f. Moore.
Charles Held,
Ollie P. Price.
d. e f. Haver-
stick.
l.. F. Leland.
Durward Jordan.
Andrew Chapman,
VIII Cassidy.
Arthur II. Crump,
T. W. P~aschedag.
Don De Jong.
Corporal George h.
Scott.
Clyde johnson.
c. L. Flynn of
Meriden. Conn,
a. E. Lacy.
Fl. h. Luermore,
Ed II. Niehaus. Jr.,
Misses
L-ouise n. RoBards.
of E~izabethtown,
KY.
Hedwig Wildi,
of Highland, H.,
Gertie Hess,
Schaper.
Marie Kyle,
Mary z. Marshall.
Claudine Koehnle.
Emma Weise.
Mrs. c. A Vogel.
Irene G~oodberlet.
Rosaline Klipstein,
Nelma Furlong,
Henrietta Bamberge
Frances Kotsch,
Nellie Jones.
b. Aldrich.
Alice Walker.
Cora Murnseng.
Clara ~Sanguinet,
Mabel l.. Crump,
Lulu Wilkinson.
A. %Stapleton,
Andrea ~Sanguinet.
Buelah Kersey.
NJ. Ryan.
Marie Andrews,
Edith Niehaus,
Flora Brene,
Annett Coleman,
T. A. Powers.
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tanned last Thursday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Nelson at their residence, No. GAPS
Virginia avenue. A unique programme
was arranged for the occasion. Every one
present masked to represent different char
acters of a literary nature. Recitations
Daisy Samuels. Musical numbers were
furnished by Mrs. Charles Barlow and Mrs.
Arthur Lane.
Those in attendance were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow. Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Grieg. Mr..
and Mrs. Lane: Misses Millie and Estelle
Racy, Daisy Samuels. Mr.. George Brough
and MIR. Fred Deppe.
The Westminsters will entertain their
friends with their fifth informal dance Fri
cay evening. February q, at No. 1914 Olive
street.
The Kanawha Bowling Club held its
weekly meeting Monday evening. Mr.. Ed
sprague was high man. while Mrs.
Sprague carried off the honors for the ladies.
After an enjoyable evening. refreshments
were served. Among those present were:
Messieurs and Mesdames-
Adams. Shehan.
Baker. Whitehead.
Holden, Doctor Bartel,
Raycroft, Master r. Baker.
Sprague.
The F7eur de Lis Musical and Drama
Club held a regular meeting February IA at
the home Of Mrs. Laura Musick. All the
members were present, also the Misses
Alice Jones and Dalton. After the regu-
lar programme, they were entertained by
fhe hostess and Miss Dalton.
Company E, Rainwater Rifles. gave a re-
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You are invited and likew's Sc expected to
attend our opening Tomorrow. Kosrs-
Iauehlin Shoe COMPANY. Ladies' shoes ex-
ciusively. No. 42O North Sixth street. oppo-
site Columbia Theater.
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Mrs. A. c. Sellner. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. William A. Gardner, is
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Calvin Cooper of
Richmond. Va, are visiting Mrs. Cooper's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Conrad, of
North Grand avenue.
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~-a~1ir- NO COCOON 1T PAIN Beach, Fla.
having visited R0ckledge and Ormond .
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Miss Cordia Peckham of Lucas avenue
has ieiur:leG from a visit in Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Younker of Des Moines.
Ia. are registered at Hotel Beers for q
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Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd. accompanied by Mrs.
Charles l.. Thompson and Miss Katharine
Thompson. left the city Wednesday after
noon for a %sojourn of a month in Old Mex
leo, returning by way of the Grand Canon
of the Colorado.
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Telegraph your friends you are coming to
Cincinnati via Big. Four.
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The I. H.. T. entertained their friends at
their f1rst dance on Thursday evening.
Among those present were:
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PROTECTION FOR new MEN
MANAGER HILL, OF, OLD TELEPHONE
COMPANY, SEES SAFETY BOARD.
Arrangement for Special Omcers Made
Linemen-CharEes Heard.

Walter L. Hill. manager of the Central
Union Telephone Company here. called on
the Board of Public Safety yesterday and
asked to have police powers granted to men
the company will send out with the new
crews of linemen it is organizing. The
striking linemen of the company are not
expected to interfere with the new men,
but the arrangement for special officers
was made as precaution. Both the Gen.
trail Union and New Telephone companies
are sufferers by the linemens strike. and
the first named will not consider the in
crease of rs cents a day asked.
There are three linemen in the employ
OF the city, but they are not known to be
members of the linemens union. The board
was without information at it's session yes
terday whether any attempt had been made
to bring the city's linemen into a demand
for more pay.
The board tried Walter Cox, patrolman,
on charge of striking Noah Kimbrough.
colored, who was being taken by Cox for
identification for an insult 10 women The
board found that Cox had been directed by
Captain Kruger to find Kimbrough and
take him before woman for identification
and that Kimbrough resisted The board
told Cox he had carried out the captains
instructions and the charges against him
were dismissed.
The board will try Patrolman Charles
Dickerson on a charge of unbecoming con-
duct next Wednesday.