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New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
PARADE OF UNEMPLOYED IN LONDON

London. Jan. 9.-In pursuance of general plan
for attracting attention thousand unem-
ployed persons accompanied by a few mounted
and unmounted police. marched through the city
and west end of London to-day There was
disorder of any kind.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
HARVARD.

The kaiscr's gift OF specimens of German n
art. sculpture architecture and archaeology
has iust been opened TO the public. Descrfp-
sfor of this 10000 mark collection and
photo of the interfer of the museum boIdfn q
rbe collection. In to-morrOw's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
CANADIAN DUTY ON COAL.
Premier Laurier Promises to Consider Its
Removal

Ottawa, Ont, Jan Sd. Gallery NJ. P. of Mon
treal, conferred with Premier Laurier to-day re-
gardne the advisability of removing the duty on
anthracite. Sir Wilfrid promised to take the mat
ter under consideration
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
ADMIRAL DEWEY LEAVES SAN JUAN

San Juan P. r.. Jan. 9-Admiral Dewey left here
to-day the -Mayhower for cruise along the
northern coast of San Domingo Ifayti and Cuba.
Thence he will go direct Washington, instead of
to Key West. and will arrive at the capital
January IL.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
RUSSIAN POLICE PROHIBIT BANQUET.

ST Petersburg JAN a.-The police have prohibited
the proposed banquet on the occasion of the 2ooth
anniversary the establishment of the first Rus
sian newspaper owing to the fact that it became
known that 1t intended to present radical
resolution in favor of freedom of the press.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

and alumni aroused over the PROPOSE
ton TO tear down "o1d South Middle which,
has stood on Yale campus since 15So. Photo
OF IL, and amusing anecdotes from IL. his
tory, In to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
TEN PER CENT RAISE FOR 2.4oo MEN

Akron. Ohio. Jan. e.-The 8 T. Goodrich Com
psny announced yesterday that its tventy-four
hundred employees would receive an increase of 10
per cent in wages because of the increased cost of
living
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
ANDiJAN SHAKEN AGAIN.

Ashkabad, Russian Turkestan Jan. 9-There
another violent earthquake at Andijan Wednes-
dey, but it did not result in any further loss of
life
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
SULTAN OF AcHlN SUBMITS.

The Hague. Jan 9-ft is officially announced tha I
the self-styled Sultan Of Achin (Sumatra Dutch
East Indies) has rendered his submission
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

in the raid. IL would not he proper for him or
one of his assistants to conduct the prosecution
Mr. Cunneen has replied that he has no power
TO take charge of such criminal proceeding
without request from the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
A NOTED MURDERERs NECK SAVED.

Nice. Jan. 9.-The sentence of death passed upon
Henri Vidal November 5. 1902 has been commuted
to penal servitude for life.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10
JAY COOKIES BIBLE CLASS

in OGontx, Penn. We present n picture of
this class. which IL the sunday occupatfou
of this aged fnancier, tn to-morroyy.s
ri
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

great surprise is believed to pc imminent
in the case of the Crown Princess of Saxony.
siirons family in Brussels affirm that he has
parted definitely with the Crown Princess and
that, she n1anifests desire TO return her
husband. Negotiations, il is said, going on
between the princess and representatives of the
Saxon Court as TO the conditions under which
she would go back
New-York tribune., 1903-01-10

But in dealing With.a man OF the peculiar charac-
teristics Of the DISTRICT Attorney il is not worth
while to split hairs Let me say, therefore. point
known to me. He has been notorious so-called
crooked gambler for many years. In fact it
his reputation that he never was connected with
an honest gambling game in his life. To be more
specific he ran gambling house in West Forty
third-st near Sixth-ave-. up TO or about October
Jerome and of his troops when he a JUS
tice of the Court of Special Sessions. While the
raiders were In the house they found and carried
away with them several deal boxes used for the
purpose of dealing brace faro
This man was arrested and admitted to bail
Between the time of his arrest and the time set
said to have spent some time in Philadelphia
Later he returned. and since then effort ap-
charge of conducting gambling house. And what
seems TO be even more remarkable is that this
District Attorney OF the County of New-York fs
according to common report conducting a gam
bling house in Thirtieth-st.. between broadway
and Fifth-aye. The man plays. I am told. for the
suckers he says robbed i'm Mr. can
fields house. by ingratatng himself into the ac-
duaintance Of wealthy patrons of the fashion Bic
IL may comfort and soothe Mr. Jerome TO ho in
formed that this man has never. In all the course
Of his exciting and cheekered career. foot in
side the house at No. East Forty -fourth-st
Moreover Mr.. Garfield never spoke 10 the man ir
his life. and l doubt IL he knows him by sight
Richard 4. Garfield in New-York Sarstoes ~
elsewhere. The man referred to by MIR Della
hunty is said to be George Clark
Inspector Brooks. the new head OF the datec
tive force. is not to be placed trial before the
legally breaking into Canhelds rambing ho,sa
the night Of December / until a denI,v A.
torney General can be assigned to conduct the
prosecution. Mr.. Jerome has asked ATTORNEY
General Cunneen to assign a deputy faelin-
that as he was interested with Inspector Brooks
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snoka ntly for Ills ain endtn ent. and was y
Sniiowed ~ MrsAiehG 81 Botetourt,t WHO
spok earnestly for the bell res y. y,
5tion without amendment. He c 3, z ~ Z.
Inst tho time had come when the BODY o
uhoiiI1 take soma stand on the Question
~ ndiolirnrieiit,N ana lie pleaded III
I mat nloouet,t manner FOR the CAbell reso.
MrIcumtning supported the Cabell reso.
5,utjon,and Mr.. Cabell and Mr.. !, i t1< !!
nrteed npon compromise. II, which the
.bodv was to adjourn May 10Th and recoti-
vans on November 10Th, and. appoint ilve
members, whose duties and powers shall
ho IL revise and report back to the adj
jotrned session. y, .
Mr. drnyely offered an amendment TX.
ing Friday, May goth, as the date OF MAJ
adjournment and he spoke strongly FOR
his amendment u IN 63 AZ s.Sstils
b rhe pending question was ordered ana
II required upon Mr.. dravcly's stibs't. !.
ate which was rejected, and the next
nropositloi, was that OF Mr.. Cumming
lint final adjournment be on May 18TH 3
r trhis was rejected and the resolution
OF Mr.. Cabcll MS amended by Mr. 10
wards was adopted.
Quite m Interesting fight az to whether
the resolution could carry the 5000 hs
first proposed IN the resolution 20 pay
the commission developed and Mr.. Cab Cab
mud the chair agreed that n separate pi!'
for this purpose would have to 30 Of
fcred ana the House at 2 O'clock ad-
to,rned until noon to-day.
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SEVEN PINES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NSVYNSS>N|S~~ y - tltls II It-1 1850 4. So
peulah M. u. Church South; Res v, a 20 . !,
Il, Cuthriell, pastor, Preaching e,!,o" y J.
AFTERNOON at Q o'clock. Pupl'o eo'0'"' y,
Invited. 80, oot h after
q lingering Illness The fllneIai Mas
,,,o,d ~ the residence OF James y, l.ync
~, sunday last, the nterrieht taxing
, II, ant y 4 inrivatc hurylng GROUND.
M NJ IJvar was probably the oldest resi-
dent Of this section. being INNS sevel's-
th,rd y YEAR, rho decoased had lived here as
a = rec,,,se for nfty-thrrn years, Ills fu-
merai was largely attended by rapresenta-
I've citizens Of this and adjoining COM
mmnities. there being many lovely floral
emhlen1s. Rev. ], F, Cuthriell, pastor Of
yrorinth NJ. u, Church, of'lciated.
The gypsy camp Is receiving Eood
nm tronngo In the way of fortune telling.
and showed their good Judgment In so
lcct,ng sn favorable n camping ground
Mrs. Vincent has been quite III the past
week. but Is more comfortable now,
The following ont-of-town visitors were
hero on Thursday: B. r. McGlnniss, OF
pittsburg Pa; ], II. Douglas, Of Boston,
Mass: IohngJ, Slater, OF Passaic N, J,;
Mrs. II, r. st John and Miss Grace St.
John, or Canon City Col.j q. IS Green
.Peekskill. N. X; NJ. +. McKensey. pan-
vile, Va, Isabella Hendry. OF Berlin,
Ontario, Canada; Rev, and Mrs, "A. N.
somers, OF Highland Springs.
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s cAPlToL's TWO ENDS
Governor Reading Bills. Commissioner
Doherty "Boosting Cigar Industry.

Governor Reading Bills. Commissioner
Doherty "Boosting" Cigar Industry lry1tn't n
The Governor spent the morning at
his office as usual yesterday. lie had
a number Of callers to. see him and and
transacted ,,the business that the malls
and the Legislature had provided for
Him, Every day he gets a small batch
OF bills that have passed both houses
and come TO him for his approval. tJ .
At the opposite end Of the Capltol al
the same time Commissioner OF Labor
Doherty was talking about the wonder.
full cigar business OF the State. It was
more nourlstng than he had seen II Tor
ten years. he declared, During the
eighties, he said, rs large q number
probably were employed III Virginia IN
making cigars. but not since He ac-
counted 3 for 4 this by the circumstance
that the demand for Virginia cigars had
Increased wonderfully Consumers we're
finding out that the Virginia made arti-
Gle was tho peersof any, and were CON
seuuenty buying 1t right llong. Re
tr,ining the comparative number OF per-
sons employed In making cigars IN Rich
mond he said that n certain manufac-
turer folrr or five years ago WAS en-
ployinE four men. He Is taking all the
time of twelve men at this time An
other manufactured employing SIX
teen men against the six men "a few
years back. TIc gave other Instances OF
thrift among this class OF tobacco man
fufacturers Mr.. Doherty Is himself a
cigarmaker by trade. and they say he
IS d mighty good" one at that
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WILL |. PRAY y FOR t I. R:
The HEATHER.
Week Of Prayer for Foreign.
Missions ,'': \. Suggestions; s..
Made by.,,SeCretary. Il

N, A call has becHl flsHubd BY the l'oreigl
Mission Boards Ipa Iha; United States and
Canada for week..ol .pray yer for missions 81
abroad. to be observed April 9Th to April
18th. Inclusive. i speual services Will
be hold In quite a{nuhber OF Richmond
churches M ,i3 81 5
II, connection with the matter, the cor
responding secretary OF the Boaru OF
Managers OF the Episcopal Church has
sent out q latter &c. the congregations ask
Ing for co. corporation in the plan. The lea q
let makes the foil lowing sugsestions:5
In conErcYatlons5IhaSi daily services
during the appointdl week. It Is sug-f
gestcd that pecjmtr,prayer for missions
be offered ns n part Of the service: and
that whenever praen4Ablc, mention be
made each day In sermons, addresses and
sIntcrcessions, OF one or,tnore Of the topics
Included In the COMMONWEALTH Prayer and
the Prayer Circle suggested on pages Z,
6 and ! or this leafletSn 10
~ In congregations having occasional ser-s
vices during thds nppointcd week, this
plan may be modified as the conditions
require. . s Is,
1t liz hoped tina | MI persons receiving
copy OF this lea flet win share In this
week OF common pr'tiyer for the extension
OF Christ's Kingdom. II IS @ S& q
vi. by following III connection with
their daily private Elevations the cycle (
on pnges o and u Or any adaptation OF
II that may seem, d des II
mental nool, each fday!6f the week to. Of
Ter prayer$for misSsIliaHn}S and missionaries
throughout the world, !.
BY, joining with "a Few friends In the
home OF one Of l theH tn on one or or more
evenings of the wSsHF ,lpr united prayer
for missions and ltsstllolnariees,
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Ra,1on ;7''olg11's.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Cards have been received announcing.
the marriage OF the Rev Ernest Stevens \
to Miss Elizabeth Snnecfl. Of Arlington,
which took place Ma arch the 25th.. Mr.
s;sysas De csarss E but
now OF Lynchburg. loL l
Miss Bertha crspsF 4 Is very much In
disposed at her home %
Mrs Scott is cutie alex at her home
on Hermitage Road. 55 & (. So u \ 81
Mrs. NJ. II. 81 Hawkins, OF charlottes-S
vile. is visiting friends on the Heights
Miss Alice Newton. who has been visit
ling Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rnap has left
for Virginia Beach VI TO spend the sum
mer.
sick. Is able to be- put again.
Mrs. Layne. WIZ halpas been quite sick a': s.
Miss Ella Tho5gfF,q & Duno s 1sI VINO
er'a Illness, has ~ t>i 81 to school u,
Miss Edythe cGsgy. IS IS visiting her cou-
Mr.. Abner Pope 1hs feft for CORTLAND.
Southampton coun "
Miss Wright wh6 has been visiting
In Brookand Park, 4hastreturned to Han
over. IN SIX
Mr. stryker who has been quite sick +
at 4 Tho Seminary, is much better.
Walter Huxter,tl who has been quite
sick, is improving. 2 bfitsti as
" Miss Louise Rcnnieuinnd Miss Bessie
Marshall are visiting In licnrico.
The Rev. G. X. a1StIyk, Il rector OF - The
Epiphany EpiscobAiolChurch. who has
been quite sick, M Improving and hopes
T TO be able to conduur1 services on sun
day at Barton Heights and Highland
Park. aLt OF
Misses Barney and2I1ouis Brlel have lei
Mrs. Nv l.. sumn,eps left yesterday for
Baltimore to attend pthe funeral OF her
sister. Mrs, Il. Borgfelt.
Mrs II, Z. Howard. of Roanoke, Is vls-
{Iting friends on the Heights. s..
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The CONDITION OF
THE new CITY JAIL
Sergeant j. G. Smith Replies
to the Statement Of Mr..
Sheppard.
/ Sheppard

Editor OF Tho rimes-Dispntch:
slr.---lr your report OF the meeting OF
the Water Committee OF Thursday a 'i'
5tcrnoon, Mr.. Sheppard Is quoted as hay
Ing stated that 1.-THE place OnlD was de- e
iplornblc; Ito could not conceive Of how
n new, building could have gotten in 81 ch
a flthy condition In 50 short time
Now, Mr.. Sheppard has visited the jail
only once since It has been occupied.
and that late ono afternoon. Just MS the
guard was lighting up. I do not think he
a(Mr. Shcppnrd) was able to sec sum
tent to Judge Of the condition.
(. Suffice to say. the jail has been oren
for the Inspection OF any member Of
the city Council. city Engineer. the jail
commissioners, and the Spublic since I
have occupied It. The plumbing In the
jail seems to be OF very poor workman
ship. and tile water fixtures have never
worked satisfactorily. 58
The City Sergeant now pays s14 Instead
OF SO. as stated before the committed.
Where so many closets are constantly
used as Is the case at the jail. plenty or
water is necessary and essential to
health and cleanliness IL
Owing to the way the jail Is built We
have to carry all trash, slops and refuse
from the jail through the office and down
the front steps, and get all supplies In
in the same way. The floors OF the jnil
arc concrete, and It seems the moro they
are secured the darker they get. ss
Yours respectfully.
II. c. SMITH, Sergeant.
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He will take with him his father, Mr..
Thomas B. Bryan. and his sister.
a.5 $50 55s ,.E.
Miss Mamie BYRD Turner, OF King
George county, Is the, guest OF friends Mt
No. 6o2 West Grace street.
Miss Mary slseen. Il Of covington, Va.
doff, at No. 1410 Grove Avenue, accom-
panied a party Of friends to Old Point
this week. NJ
.g:'1rown Topics for this week says:
Russia and Germany will send mem
bers Of their royal families to the st.
Louis Exposition France will send n
general or an admiral, though President
Lou bet would be most enthusiastically
welcomed If so long an absence from
France would not be demonstrations,
Great Britain has not yet selected Its
representative. Perhaps the Prince OF
Wales will come to finish his incomplete
American tour. But we should rather
have the King. 4.
\ DR.. 8. c. Mitchell attracted a large
audience at the Woman's Club to hear
his lecture on Robesplerre last evening th'ig
The Easter german to be given BY the
chairman of entertainment for the Texn
table during April has aroused much an
tIcipatlve interest among the young So
cety people OF tho city.
Mrs John c.. Hagan has been given a
very large and beautiful picture OF Cen
eral Robert e. Leo for the benefit OF the
Missouri table at the Confederate Ba-
zaar., 5I@gi @s sj3 fi5&}}5t4iAG4
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Chestnut It'll ant
lf1z;gh1nna ParA
.;..s..;:-;;..i..;..i.,-l-.t-i-.3-i..i-t.i-i.-i.

IL / . ! - j
The Thursday Evening Club was de-
allghtfully entertained by Mrs. Paul u.
Redd at her home on Third Avenue and
Willow Street. Progressive euchre was
played and the game was called By the
president Mr.. Garla nd II. Clark. prompt
" q t S:ao and was con tlnued until 80
p, M. Prizes were not awarded. but
those making the highest scores received
blue and red ribbons. Among those pres;
ont were Mrs. William II Tyler. Mrs.
Rosecranz, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Live
say Mr. and Mrs.teGarland III. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Cross, Miss
Matte Fl. ross. Mr.5and Mrs. Charles.
Livesny, Mr.. and Mrs William Redd,
Miss Maud I.lvesay, Mr., and Mrs. John
Tyler, Jr., and Dr.. and Mrs. Paul f..
Redd. III n 20 IA
Mrs Louise Drake, OF Columbia. S. G,
is visiting at the residence OF Mrs. VIII
liam Fl. Beard on Fourth Avenue and
Willow Street.
Mrs. William r. Vnwter. OF Highland
Park, Is visiting relatives in Bramwell.
VIVA Mrs. Vnwter has taken a great
deal OF interest III the Forthcoming Con-
federate Bazaar, and the prospective sue
cess OF this noble work. will no doubt be
largely due to her efforts.
Mrs. III. Cntlin, who has been quite
sick for some time past. Is now much
improved.
b Mr., and Mrs. w. j. Todd OF walnut
HILL returned Thursday evening from,
delightful visit to Fork Union, Flu ~
wanna county.
Tho conservation OF the peace. Mr..
5Richar I'd o. IInller. OF Firth Avenue,
caused the arrest recently lone John
Cork, a negro In the employment OF
Fourq,,rean & RufIin, charged with cru
city to animals. Few of such eases o.
Gently and tho offending party should no
severely dealt with Ens warning 20
Mr.. ~ r.. Smith, OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
Ia visiting Mr.BW. II. Beard on Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. william E. Pollard. q
Church Fiji, will soon take UP thAr
abode on CHESTNUT Hill. It Is said that
they will reside with Mrs. sparkes on
Fourth Avenue LIB.
Mrs benjamin CntlIn, Of Fourth Ave.
nue., contcmplates nm extended visit ~
the very nears future to her father y ~
( Misses Louise Gordon Rennie and Elllz-
abeth Marshall both OF Fourth, Avenue e
who have hecn visiting Miss Fatt,c 9.
Christian. OF Chelsea HI. returned home
yesterday afternoon nfler most a 't'
sllghtful visit, I.
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WON BtEAAu.
Pumped Up and Was Advanced $40
Per Month


Per Month.
Not every one has tho sound, sturdy
strength OF character to tell the honest
was written by a lady who calls herself
an cold maid and the way coffee treat
cd her is certainly interesting ifj#
She says ~ was Il coffee drinker and
gradually became more and moro irrlta-
BILE and nervous In the school room, My
complexion was sallow and siclSly. and as
| look back now | know developed In
to Il very unpopular and disagreeable per-
son. In fact I had little prospect of keep
Ing my position last year, Not only that,
hut ] failed to pass the required eXamna-
items. This latter fact aroused me to the
knowledge that coffee was deadening my
reason. H Gh
MY sister had quit the use OF coffee In
her family and adopted Postum and had
been strongly urging that ! do likewise.
One day / started In. that was a red
lettcr day for me, began sleeping sound
at night instead of lying awake half the
time. and the change In my feelings from
nervousness and rritability to comfort,
peace and content cannot be told In words
Il had been a trembling. broken-down,
nervous. and felt an ugly. old maid but
ullvr my IeStNul steep, llGFehhs" slIeIlSLn
OF brain and body Instead OF weakness
and Illness, ] slowly changed In my whole
appearance Began to plump UP. my com
plexion changed from a sallow muddy
looking skin to a fresh pink and white,
az nice rs when | was IS.
!, IT took another examination and passed
II easily. My high grades together with
the improved work In the school and my
changed character caused the Trustees
10 raise my salary ten dollars month,
and Will tell Sou secret Whether It
was an Increased reputation for good
sense, or for some other reason one OF
tho best citizens Of the town. Widowcr,
has made little contract with me that
will be carried out some of these days; /
shant tell when. 81
Don't you think ! ought to say good
things about Postum, and do You think
Will ever 80 back to coffee drnking23
Name OF this lady Will be given on APP
plication to Postum Cereal Co., Ltd,
Battle Greek, Mich
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Property Transfers

58 Richmond: r. S. Dalton to David
Meade White. 23 1852 feet on south side
Broad Street. 139 5-12 feet west OF Four
tecnth Street, $3.50.
IT. r. Green to Avis w. Percival S.,
Jr., and David w Grant. 204-l2 feet on
west side of Fourth street, l07 5-l2 feet
south OF Cary Street, No. 10 South. and
three foot strip in rear thereof $3.50.
David Meade White to George 3.
White, one-half Interest In % 1912 feet
on south side Broad Street 80 b-l9 feet
west of Fourteenth Street, 1915.
\ Henrlco: Willie B. Chenault's trustee
to Granite Building Company. % feet on
west side Twenty-flrst Street, 1860 feet
north Of T. $500 u
rs Victoria v. and Andrew F. Mosby to
C. r. Keil lot 20 In square No. 2. plan
OF Highland Park, $3.50
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ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY.

Little Margaret Hendricks Entertains
Her Friends @
Little Margaret Hendricks, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Hendricks, Of No.
40 West Main Street, celebrated her
eleventh birthday. on Wednesday night.
Among her young friends who were pres
cnt we're Gay, Alice and James Redmond.
Moses Richardson, EssIe BenQett, Hugh
Jennings and Inez, Vivian and Norwood
Hendricks.
Tho evening was most happily spent
and a splendid supper was provided. with
little Miss Margaret presiding at the table
MS hostess 5 A5#-% f{ A .4$l3 sf3ls 1SE5&li
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special meeting OF local uinon No. 4Ss,
Bartenders' international League, will be
held at Murphy's annex this afternoon
at 3 clock. when action will be taken
on the Mann bill. Strong resolutions
against 1t will be adopted
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Professional Shooter Here.

The shooting season will be opened to-
day by the Northsidc Gun Club at their
traps In Barton Heights. Mr.. ~. II.
Storr. a professional shooter Of Baltimore,
will be present and do some exhibition
work The East End Club will not shoot
to-day. "a. III
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- II"---TIT- M ~
The Forget Me-Nots

. The Forget-Me- Not Circle OF Kings
1,Gughters will mess 9th Miss Louise
Hardwicke. No. 1900 East Grace Street.
OH this afternoon at 4 o'clock.