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Will Try to Avert shipyards strike.

The Civic Federation, which settled the
last strike in the shipyards, will try to avert
the strike now threatened 1t is known
that several Of the trades are ready to strike
at once in support Of the machinists, as they
have demands of their own to make.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON. Aug. IL These amy Ordcrs have
been Issued
The retirement Of Brig Gems. Jesse c. Chance
and Theodore F. Forbes is announced.
The following navy orders have been issued;
Commander !. Il, Murdoch, detached from com.
mand OF the Alliance. TO duty hitting out the Den
YER and 10 command that vessel when In COM
mission.
Commander r. II. Gait. detached Naval War Col
legr 10 navy yard. Norfolk.
Commander Is, A. Fiskc. detached Naval War Col
lege To william Cramp 4 Sons. Philadelphia, as
Inspector Of Ordnance.
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Garrison Auditor Of District OF Columbia

WARRINGTON, Aug. l7.-John r. Garrison.
formerly chief OF the division Of customs
of the Treasury Department, to-day sue
ceeded James T. Petty as Auditor of the
District OF Columbia. Mr., Petty's resigna-
ton was called for following the theft Of
over SIS 900 by James Armstrong Watson.
a clerk in the Auditors office.
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KILLED MEXICAN OFFICER.


Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. ia despatc h
from Chihuahua, Mexico, says duel was
fought there on Sunday. Joseph Searcy,
a travelling man for Ketleyson & Degetas.
killed Lieut. Carlos j. Estrada, aide TO
Gen. Beavo Of the Mexican Army.
Estrada found Searcy at q bull fight and
invited him to fight duel They secured
coach together and without seconds
drove to the vacant country. where they
fought with pistols. Three shots were
exchanged. Estrada was shot through
the heart. Searcy gave himself up.
There are conflicting stories Of the cause
OF the tragedy, out the common version
is that it is about Mexican belle, to whom
both had been wing attention.
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WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAT AND TO MORROW
For Eastern New York. fair 10 day, pdrner IN
INTERIOR parnv cloudy 10. morror. probably shoDer5
and cooler IN Interior. nor, 10 fresh "a" 10 south
winds
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Author or Some Popular Boys Books and
WelI-knOwn Journalist.

PASADENA, Cal, Aug. IL Noah Brooks
died here to-day
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The temperature yesterday, rs recorded ny the
- L., Al ,n.rmor.,.r Ia ahown in the annexed table.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
WATERLOO, ILL.

Mr.: and Mrs George Kuhn visited relatives at
Mr. and Mrs Amandus c. Gauen Of collinsville
III. were the guests Of Mrs Ida Morgenstern Sun
Miss Alice Burke Of East St Louis was thu
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Joseph Gauen. last
Miss Tina Rair has returned home after an ex-
tended visit in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Arms has been visiting friends at
Miss Julia Winter Of 1901 Belt avenue. st:
Ess Of : M an and is the
Miss Sylvia Ton visited friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs Adam +. Schneider celebrated
the event of their twenty-ffth marriage anniver-
m IS = Sd # and
director OF the Evangelical St Paul.s Church.
Monroe County snd have ea here ali R0n fer r
lives A banquet was given. Those present from
Louis and Mr. and Mrs Jake Schneider Of 81 Eas, as,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ishn ~. Jake entertained friends
Prizes were won by Mrs: c, Crosse. Mrs. r.
Gardner. Mr.. David NJ. Hardy and Mr.. George
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lepheit of St. Louis
Mrs. J. H., Morgan and eoc Roy OF Red Bird
spent seyeral days here visiting her many reia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman. sr.. visited rel
atyes ,sa. at ,toSs s. koTis o,ha.G last ,,, week
at Columbia III. "o -'ie''e'
Mrs MunIoe Gauen has returned home after a
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schulz Sf st. Ioui. visited
relatives and friends In this city last week
Mrs. 5. b. Hilton visited relatives at St. Louis
last week. ~
MEs Henry Her FTsher ,i ,,ss, ,sisd II relatives New
Mrs. c. Zeibold OF ST Louis spent TbIrs.iav
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs1 George W. Zei-
Miaaes Phoebe Clark and Grace Parker Of Hos.
irtand Miss Josephine Rckert the pass wse 81 their
Mrs. Christian SomIner and daughter, Miss An
nie sonmer spen, several days visiting friends
Miss Laura Hamilton OF St. Louis is here on m
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Odd Fellows.

Naomi Lodge had a good meeting. One peti-
ton for membership received. Mrs Ella
Bower was elected secretary to III the vacancy
Mark WriEhtman OF Moreland Ind. and Mrs
Susan Eagle of Clinton. Mo. visitors
There will be an initiation next meeting. The
candidates. Mrs. Carrie Mccormick. captain OF
the degree staff. has the work perfected.
Missouri Lodge had one candidate fer the mi
tstory degree.
Mechanics Lodge had three applications for
membership and two for the second degree
Martha washington Lodge had a full house
One application for membership was received
Five candidates were haloted for and thirteen
were initiated. and one received by card Mr.
and Mrs. c. T. West Of Goshen Ind and Mrs
Mary q Echer OF Evansville. Ind. We're visitors
plication received This lodge is procuring
gree work.
There will be a Rebekah lodge organized next
bers.
81. Louis Rebekah Lodge had three applications
for membership. balloted on two and Initiated
one. There Will be an entertainment given by
the committee on June 10 at the cieun. the first
or series To be given during the summer.
bership. bailoted on two and had one for the
degrees; The degree staff had dIiil practice
Ihe incoming grand master will make the
sanization of the order in the state
The following grand officers were installed Mt
Marrensburg: Hiram Lloyd. grand master: W
c. G Hill grand warden; E. NJ. Sloan. grand
secretary: w. H. Thompson, grand treasurer: c.
Z, craven. grand conductor The Grand Lodge
Will meet in st. Louis next year.
rensburC at the Rebekah Assembly meeting: Mrs
Emma Logan. president: Mrs. Isabel Shipley
vice president: Mrs Allie E. Roundstone secre-
tary: Mrs. Mollie Smith. treasurer: Mrs Ruby
katldn. warden
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
MURPHYsBORO, ILL.

Mrs. J.. J. Penny entertained seven Young la
dies at n house party this week. They We're:
Misses Jeanette and Beatrice Payne TeIse and
Beuah Kirkpatrick of Benton. and May and
Nellie Murphy OF Pinckneyyille. and Edith Will
son OF Carbondale. Mrs: Penny gave dance
night Miss Ethel Mayer entertained with a
r. I.edbetter gave finch party, and Miss Nell
lie Pierson was hostess in honor Of the young
ladies Thursday night.
The H. of l.. Club gave a dance Friday night
who are visiting in the city: The Misses Payne
and Kirkpatrick IF Benton Murphy OF Pinckney,
vile. Carrie Atkinson OF Pine Bluff. Ark. and
Miss Lowell of Padrcah. Ky.
Mrs. Laura Phillips entertained a crowd or
married ladies' Tuesday afternoon at the hoe or
Mclaughlin. ]. J. Penny. II. o. ozbuIn. Mines
Won prizes.
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baer
entertained the Indians at their home. No 10A
South Fourteenth street.
Miss Ethel Chamberlain entertained a crowd
of little friends at the home of her parents.
Mrs. Ed Smith Of Decatur is visiting in this
city with her sister. Mrs. Dan Boucher
Miss Frances Hill is spending the week In
Carbondale. the guest OF her sister Mrs. Dan
Mr. and Mrs s. W. Ward returned Tuesday
from visit In West Baden. Ind
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. Herbert
Mrs. D. L. Davis is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. AL Roberts in East st. Louis
Mrs. J. H Grief visited in Cairo several days
this week with friends.
Mrs. James White visited in st. Louis this
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
MOBERLY.

NJ :ni @s hasss
the guests 9s przs i0s and Mfs h'' H. Tarnsr
Mrs William Day and son Of Fayette are
guests Of Mrs Henry -IuI DusenbIry .,. .,.,. ,r,
now Of Cape Girardeau. is visiting friends in
Miss Bessie Robertson returned Wednesday
evening from visit in St, Louis and Mexico !.
has Been 1snr this 9r
sS Mas sn E s bR Roms IN
Mrs Cicari Mcbride and children of Peru
Ind are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Misses Rabsy and Fife pSssey entertslRsd
Elder ], 4; berry and ,, wife are spending a
Mrs. Robert Irons and Miss Daisey Meals are
Of sESn Mobery lcGf friends s' Joseph MO- 'ne S"es
Mrs ns Harlan 51v # s,a1bery aa m is a,sba xslns
vnr s Mgph sb inS nd IF eSFss e Glasgow
Wines Mmes 'Is Frank % and Viii RaFiand of Madi-
.e Mrs: sA Iayes and daashteT: Miss OPAL departed
fos St and a'9T T1fFsaay Hassa siiS59e' Lilly
% PS T. he Rhsss d TspaT at
Mines; j. G. Fry and narcey cs, simms are
Miss Maude sneed OF Mnnock ILL.,. is visiting
Mrs. FTancls Plowman of Dc Soto. Mo. is
the guest OF her son. Pane plowman; -
Misses ea ana Cora W Rea s1 dpaFtsd ay Wifi
be entertained by j. Rubey and sisters.
eSng st SeT
Mrs George Brothers, OF Denver. Colo
ter, Mrs. W. k. Mcgee. has returned to his home
Miss clara clark of central!a is the guest of
her sister, Mrs Payne Karnes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
Chicago Police Believe They Have
Found Another "Get-Rich-
Quick" Institution.
THOUSANDS OF INVESTORS.
George T. Sullivan and Fifty Pa.
irons Are Arrested = He Is
Charged With Operating
a Bucket Shop.

Chicago May 23.-The office of George T.
Sullivan. No. 25s Lasalle street, was raided
this morning. and fifty men who were
specializing were placed under arrest Sulll-
van Is charged with operating a bucket
shop and keeping a gaming-house.
"A wild rush for doors and windows en-
sued when the police entered the place,
but precautions had been taken to prevent
escape. and every exit was guarded. Sulli-
van was In his private Office and the door
had to be forced. He was among those
taken by the officers.
Sullivan protested that he had an injunc-
tion against the raid and was allowed time
to produce the court papers. but was COM
PEELED to go to the station with the other
prisoners The raid caused wild excitement
In the vicinity of the Board Of Trade and
the open board.
Thousands Of persons the country over
are believed to have been induced to in
vest their money in grain, cotton. coffee
and provision futures. The concern occupied
an entire lower floor at the above number
and forty young women are employed as
bookkeepers and stenographers.
The concern has leased wires to many
cities, the main offices being in Boston. Chi
cago, Cleveland. Council Bluffs. Altoona.
Pa: Akron. o.. and Burlington. Ia.
At the police stations bonds were given
for $4,000 and all who had been arrested
were released. The firm then secured an
Injunction in the Circuit Court restraining
the police from further Interference and re-
sumed operations
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
ST. LOUIS BRANCH FOR WOMEN.
Sullivan Company Has Offices in
Operation Here.

Since February the George T. Sullivan
Company has had n branch in St Louis
operating on the first floor of the Gay build
ing. and two months ago an office was es-
tablished for the exclusive accommodation
Of women patrons in rooms 31S and S19
Missouri Trust building.
Both concerns were in operation yester-
day until the wires were interrupted by the
Interference Of Chicago police. following
which telegram was received from Sulli-
van stating that the trouble would be
adjusted satisfactorily and business resumed
Monday.
John p. burning is manager of the s..
Louis offices and MIS-. L. Cluett. formerly
of Chicago, has charge of the female de-
partment in the Missouri Trust building.
Both branches are equipped with telegraph
wires, stock tickers, biackboards, ETC., and
the rooms used by the SPECTATORS are ex-
travagantly furnished.
Every day '.red letter. is issued from
the Chicago office and sent out to customers
over the country. 1t deals with conditions
Of the market. and advises patrons how to
invest their money A recent letter from
Sullivan apologies for some loose predic-
tions on the cotton market. but reminds the
speculator that his guesses have been good
on wheat.
st. Louis is the only town except Chicago.
out of ninety or more cities where Of
fees are maintained. that supports a plant
equipped for women. The institution here
had a large following, and the transactions
are said to have mounted up into the thou
sands daily.
Quotations for the st. Louis boards are
sent out from Sulivan's Chicago office,
which is across the street from the Chi
cago Board of Trade.
II the trouble with the police is not set
tied before Monday, Manager burning says
the reports will be sent from some other
point and interference with the trade here
prevented.
Employees of the firm assign as cause
for the raid at Chicago the jealousy of
members of the regular Board of Trade.
Sullivan belongs to the Open Board of
Trade. which is rival Of the other. Rep
resentatives deny that the business is in
the nature of a get-rich-quick concern or
that 1t is a bucket-shop.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
METROPOLIS, ILL.

Mrs: G. z. Veal. who has been visiting with
friends and relatives in this city. departed for
j. H. Gray from near Joplin was a visitor in
,,S; 6 n weisernnn spent Tuesday afternoon in
Mrs. A. p. oakes has returned from Cairo.
Baird since April Z, ''' '-''
Henry Henry N.!tzEer and wife of Hamletsburs are
VIII Lggett returned from a business trip to
New Brownteld Friday.
entertaining Mrs. Jennie Bridges and children OF
MIs, Rebeeat Bowker. VINO has been Ill for
some j. II is Johnson % retnrei a;S ,o his home in Cairo
Saturday after visit with his con. Charles. In
% r ,Ragland drove down to Hilerrnan Tues
Mrs. Frank Jones' Is confined to her home by
Mrs. Sarah Foreiand returned to her home at
Calvert City, KY. after visiting with friends and
Rufus Houchin left for business trip to Ma
rlon. Ky. Tue sday.
L. W. Copeland n Paducah visitor Tues
Mrs. John Sharp returned from Simpson Mon
ony. where she visited relatives for n few days.
ployed here for several weeks past. left Tuesday
Tor BrookpoTt
f,ister IN Folsomdale. Ky. They are expected
DO. Doctor G. +. TrovilIion and family left Friday
LOT a visit with friends and relatives at Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Rube shappard were passengers
to Joppa Saturday.
FRIDAY.
j. T. Mcbride of samoth. ILL.,. was In the city
Tuesday.
Nathan Shick a Paducah visitor Tuezday
;. ID. Poor went up to Grantsburg last Friday
for a visit with relatives
Mis-. Julia Kincaid the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Adams In Paducah last week
Anon Bridges spent Sunday afternoon and
night In Golconda with friends
w X. Morgan and wife OF Choat spent Sum
day with Sheriff and Mrs. L. z. Smith.
W p. Raynes returned home Saturday from
buying timber up the Cumberland River
The Reverend V. Z. HufTer departed Monday
Tor Evanston to attend the State Congregational
Miss Lula Edgar departed Sunday for Knox
vile. Tenn. TO take her old position in a book
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
CHESTER. ILL.

Mrs Sadie Grace OF Harrisburg Is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs William Johe.
Mrs George Douglas OF Horace, kas.. Is the
guest OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs; Herman Getting Of New Pales-
tine spsrt Sunday in this city.
Doctor and Mrs. l.. J. Muerer OF Evansville
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn
Sunday.
George wolshocls OF st. Louis Is visiting rela-
tives In this city.
Miss Leah Buyatte is the guest OF Mrs. A W.
HerzCg at st Mary's.
Miss Msrsaret, Meyer Is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer. at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grain returned to their
horne in East ST. Louis Sunday.
Miss Carrie Mueller OF ST. Louis is visiting rel1-
tives.
parents in this city
:. Mrs, Martha Love Of Kentucky Is visiting rea-
tlves in this city
Mrs. William Porter and Miss Dickinson Of St.
Louis are the guests OF Doctor and Mrs. William
Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pomorosky returned to Co
lpmbus. o.. Sunday after months visit IN this
city
Mrs. Ed Matlack Of East St. Louis was the
guest of Mr.: and Mrs Frank NcA'es Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Tebeau of Elkvilie are the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. Tucker
Misses Annie and Bette Hutz of Kankakee are
visiting their parents
Miss Emma Crislar has returned from Portland
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
CARBONDALE, ILL.

J., NJ Miss 3 Emma Landen Of Cairo the guest
last week of the Misses Salter.
MISS Ethel Platter visited her sister Mrs Phil
Decker OF MurphysbJro the past week.
Professor NJ. NJ. Beernan of Marshall was the
guest of Doctor and Mrs. W. c. Schwartz last
week.
Miss Mae Hipp has gone to Obion Tenn. fer
an extended visit with her sister
Mrs j. II. Barton is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred C. G1odnow. cf Salem
Mrs Webb OF Kansas City is the gues. of her
brother. Judge ". W. Barr. and family.
Miss Agnes Dryden. cashier OF the Trust and
Savings Bank, spent Sunday the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. y. Fitch, OF Cobien.
Miss Maud Reyburn of CaTterville visited her
sister. Mrs. n. E. Batson. in this city las, week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartner of East St.
Louis are visiting Mrs. F. NJ Barbncr.
r. L. Renfrp and wife. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Yost
visited friends in Anna Sunday.
Miss Fannie Scurlock has returned to Peoria
after short visit with her parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. NJ ScurIock.
Mr.. and Mrs Brewster Of New York City were
guests last week OF Mrs. +. NJ Barbour.
Miss Helen Peters has returned home from
NatcheZitoches, La, where she Is ernploye: as
musical director in the Louisiana ma STATE Normal
extended visit with relatives at High.ani. IL.
Miss Harrie Brush has returned from an ex.
tended visit in St. LOUIS. and is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Rapp.
Mrs. c. A. Keller of san Antonio. Tex. Is the
guest OF President and Mrs Parkinson. together
with her mother. Mrs. RAYMOND.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

Fraternal building. the following olheer1H &c HleSny
Cann adviser. Sovereign + Rro rnray o.. SHp Mepp-
nolia Camp escort, Sovereign GeoIge " Rsn,
OF Chopper Camp as watchman, sopSSfs6 suS s66v.ressn
der of Magnolia Camp as banker. eii% Tt.. sns,-
Charles Sell OF Magnolia as sentry. L"IInS ao.r
members were enrolled and seven Wefc i1lsu o'eA
until the next meeting. candidate.
Chcpper Camp. No. 2la seated Two Tha oarnn
and four application were received nS Sahp hp
has undertaken to have ffty new .anrna Mena1 Tbea
July !. when good time Is asspaeu q. naS yerv
strong team In the field. which was Esrneq pn p
last Sundays game. the score being 10 o,t 70 ~
their favor. Battery for Chopper CaHp' III iuesN''
pitcher: Theurer, catcher. Ia. A., ,u
The Elks were unable to connect win the rtaiiiI
The for this Is not known. as the ,,t, na.l
OF the usual size. Thirteen OF Inese WINS ,
Elks were struck out by Sovereign Brusski. WY NM
had them at his mercy and allowed them ,u ous I
five runs. Another feature of tho sane WIS US
that performed behind the bat by sose.eiIsm ,rIs
Thslrcr. who was ever faithful to his tw!rier
in the box. g..
Sylvan Camp No. e42-A monument to Sow. Sow
ercrn Riedesei Will be unveiled Sunday. May
.. bv Sovereign Duncan NJ. wilson who VII VII
deliver the unveiling addrass. The ceremonies
VIII he held ut Salem Cemetery, on Naturai
bridge road WoSdmen are invited TO attend,
Central Camp Will hold Its regular ihohtniy
meeting on Thursday evening. June T. at the
building. Chairman Dennis Viehle desires all
camps to be fully represented. much business
of Importance is to be transacted. The meeting
will be called to order promptly at o'clock. ana
ample room TO accommodate the delegates or the
twenty one camps and visitors Is assured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
CARLINvILLE, ILL.

Mrs NJ l. Keplinger entertained the cc,oni
Club Friday evening.
Doctor. orin Landon Of Chicago has been visit
in his brother Perry Oliver Landon.
Mrs. j. p. Matthews Will spend the summer on
Mrs. Il. J. Stevenson and daughter. Berdean,
have returned from visit In Sparta, III.
Robertson Palmer OF Oklahoma City Is tho
guest OF Professor and Mrs. Charles Robertson.
Miss Hattie Steldley entertained number Of
her friends at {. dance and card party at the
St George Hote! Wednesday evening
Misses Harris. Freeman and stern OF st. Louis
have been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Lesser Ma
than.
Mrs. W. G. secor. of Greenfield is visiting her
uncle, j. ". Valentine.
Mrs: Z. G ,Ditma1 e Chicago e y the guest of
Charles n. Sharp OF Columbus. MO-. Is visit
ing his trother. the Reverend L. o. sharp.
Mrs. C. J. Dubrock OF Chicago Is visiting her
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. j. u. Masters.
Miss Flora BurgdorG entertained Saturdny AIT
erno9n fifteen Young ladies IN honor OF her
b. F. si;sby and daughter. Mrs; W. II. Par
ker, have gone TO Table Rock Neb.
Miss Ruth Hemphll Is visiting in Vtrden
Professor and Mrs. a. F. Hertei have gone to
Macomb. ILL.,. where they will reside in the fu-
ture
Van G. s. cookson of Novinger Mo-. IL vis!t-
Ing his sons. Percy and Everett Cookson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24
kn,rbt. nnd Lndic, of Security.


The past week has been one of unusual social
activity in the different councils, dates for out
families being generally fixed upon. Altogether
. the. outlook for additional growth is very fat
SECURITY Council had a delishtfur session on
sns ass one an-fe are bps made
to celebrate the fifth anniversary In June:
sasaIg at tRa open meeting Many s
compliments on the way Harmony has OF
'Gssf Park u Avenue Council with its twentieth CEN
fury addition, had good tina on last Wednes-
Protection Council has gotten OFF the bar"
and Is now sailing In deep %ae, on Br9edwsy s
second degree with twenty candidates at the last
Anchor Home Council stil has her large attend
ance in interest. Sister Jones intends to have
Mckinley Council has celebrated one wedding
and will repeat the event In the near future
Bachelor knights find this happy hunting
Anehor c9pnci is on the road to the 100 marx x.
fact that the officers are among the most faith
ful in the city.
ouhF FRss council received eompment M n for
the s OF tss vSs in tse is enarsns her
rte at every meetns by DONG Sura @ bs nns
council is flattering and members are enthusas-'
Wisdom Council is making the light shine
the water tower. Brother Brochard is always
smiling and ever ready e w.lrame STRANGERS.
work fer The order The PPsgEssntags q Increase
during his administration being phenomenal
President Herbeson of the Central Orgar' 'zati6n
is in Chicago but is exrected home soon. Thanks
Of the Knights and Ladies OF Security were ten
dered for the use OF his handsome suite in the
Century building for special meetings.
The Press Association of the Knights and
Ladies of Security will meet April 3. when
an entertainment of interest is proposed. All the
councils will participate and try to make It the
event OF the season.
Garfield Council has prepared special pro-
gramme for the next meeting. A donation party
will be the chief portion OF the programme with
enough music and literary features to make 1t
Interesting of
Foxy Grandma will be Of the numbers.
The committee on the annual hay ride and out
ing will make its report and all ARRANGEMENTS
will be completed. Ice cream and strawberries
will close the evening.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-05-24

A. II. Bell of Carlinville spent Monday here
with II. H. Montgomery.
Mrs. F. VI Roberts spent the week with friends
In East St Louis.
Doctor r. A Workman ard wife Of Wood
ward, Ok. visiting relatives here.
Mrs. r. l.. Jourdar and wife Of 81; Louis spent
Sunday here with Mr.. I. J. Cariin-
Colonel John Il. Robertson and wife Of Jack
sonvile spent sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart T. Pierson.
Miss Laura Wright spent Sunday last With
friends In 81. Louis.
Mrs. s T Tuttle of Marshall No.. Is visiting
friends here
Doctor Z. s. Gooch is spending the week in
Lawton. Ok
rose. ia.
Msz. T. H. cobbs Of ST Louis is visiting Mrs.
A. ]. Sharon.
Mrs. Clair Sharon OF Chicago is here visiting
Mr. and Mrs w y. Robinson.
Mrs. Edgar Davis entertained a number Of her
LADY friends with progressive finch party.
Mrs Henry Schafsr entertained her friends with
a reception and luncheon Friday afternoon.
Mrs. W. II. Titus OF keokuk. Ia Is here
visiting the Misses Abbie and Media Pegram.