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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Poppv Whist Club

Members of the Poppy Whist club
were entertained Friday at the apart
ments Of Mrs. ]. w. Lytton of the st.
Francis hotel. Roses formed an effec-
tive decoration. while poppies marked
the card tables.
Mrs H. McBee captured the first
prize a handsome cake plate. Mrs.
L. p. Paulsen won the second prize, q
beautiful chocolate cup and saucer. and
Mrs. c. C. Price was consoled with a
pretty wall plate.
After the games refreshments were
served.
Among the guests were Mesdames
NJ. Holman, L. p. Paulsen, II. McBee,
II. Todd, c. G. Price, A. G. Berg. J. w.
Lytton, L. Roessler, r. Fulton, Misses
Withers and Webster.
The club will next be entertained by
Mrs c. C. Price, 1887 East Twenty
first street.
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Luncheon and Cards

The members of the Magnolia Whist
club were entertained Thursday after
noon with luncheon and drive whist
party by Miss Ada Dryden of 1911 West
Jefferson street. A red color scheme
was followed out in the decorations.
and the prizes. hand-painteds bonbon
dish and a bread and butter plate, were
awarded to Mrs. Frank Van Horne and
Mrs. w. A. Stanton. Those present
were Mines. c. b. McCullen, p. A.
Johnson, Frank Van Horne, w. II.
Splnks, w. G. Stanton. w. S. Young,
W. II. Dawson. w. X. Boone, Carl
Symmes.
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Unique Shower

Miss Louise Payne and DR.. Frederick
Langdon, whose marriage will take
place at high noon. Tuesday. were the
complimented guests at a wooden
shower which was given Thursday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Hammum of 1924 Grard street. Red
hearts were used both as decorations
and for the place cards. The guests
were Rev. and Mrs. Baker P. Lee Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
L. H. Swift, Mr.. and Mrs. John Doug
las Walker, Mrs. E. l.. Payne, Misses
BESSIE Booker of Lexington, Maud
Elizabeth Richards, Clara Heintz.
Heineman, Hazel La Touche, May
Bradshaw, Messrs. Archibald Sessions,
c. NJ Gair, E. H. Sommerville, H. b..
Payne, A. A. Heiman and George Par
sons.
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jolly Outing Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Stallmann,
Charles p. Wonderly of st. Louis Mo,
and Miss S. c. Ward Of Chicago char
tered the launch Twilight under the
guidance of Capt. Graves and had u
delightful fishing trip off Long Beach,
bringing in a large catch of yellowtail
and barracuda. Mr.. Wonderly will
leave for the east in few days, stop
ping at the Grand canyon and other
points of interest on the way Miss
Ward will spend several months in the
west. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh A. Steele of
Los Angeles were also of the party.
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Theater Party

Mrs. George A. Ralphs entertained
Mines. Ralph Hagan, r. j. Northam,
Charles C. Loomis, Frank Bowles, w.
B. Ames, w. o. Morton and Wallace
Spinks Saturday afternoon with thea
ter party at the Orpheum, followed by
luncheon at the Angelus. The table
was decorated with pink sweet peas and
asparagus plumosus. The places were
marked with small pink and gold blue
and silver baskets which were filled
with salted almonds.
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To Be Hostesses

Mrs Cornelius Pettis, Miss Cora Ell
lis and Miss Eva Frances Pike will be
hostesses at the meeting of the Esch-
scholtzia chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. Tuesday after
noon at Parker Hail. corner Western
avenue and West sixteenth street.
The meeting is for chapter members
only and will be open at 2;SO o'clock.
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Entertains MANY Guests

One hundred and fifty guests were
entertained at card party given yes
terday afternoon by Mrs. Fred L.
Baker of 4671 Pasadena avenue. The
score cards were ornamented with Glib
son heads and the prizes were a Sat-
suma Japanese bowl, a silver bonbon
dish and spoon and a framed picture.
Pink sweet peas added their fragrance
in the dining room, while the parlor
was artistically decorated with bach
elor buttons and Shirley poppies formed
the decora ton in the den.
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For Bridal Couple

Miss Bessie Mcdonald and Harry
Dixon. whose wedding will be solemn
lied June u, were the complimented
guests at a parcel shower given Fri
day evening by Misses Gladys and
Edith De Will of 1907 Lake Shore ave-
nue.. Red Shirley poppies were massed
through the house. The guests includ-
ed Misses Ethel Tanning, Emma Smith,
Agnes and Rea Buisseret, Violet Nc
Donald. Messrs. Harold CARRIER, Arthur
Hughes, Shorer and Harrison McDon-
aid
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Farewell to Mrs. schenck

Mrs. Ethel R. M. Graham of 1881 In
graham street gave a luncheon at the
California club Thursday afternoon as
a farewell to Mrs. Samuel Wadsworth
Schenck of 1922 Hobart boulevard, who
left Friday for a three months tour
of Europe. Pink sweet peas and ferns
were scattered in profuson over the
table. The place cards bore the names
of Mines. j. A. LIE DouX, Walter j.
Wren. Alice Waterman, Addie Lee
Buckler, Carson of Ocean Park and
Lewis Clark Carlisle.
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Law stndenta nannuet

The students and alumni Of the law
college Of the Southern California uni
vcrsity were entertained Thursday ev-
ening with a banquet at Levy's, given
by H. r. Willis of the faculty Prizes
were awarded to the guests for the
best theses written during the term.
Toasts and speeches were glveH and
the evening was finished with q
Smoker"
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Hermosa Whist Club

club We're delightfully."- entertained on
Thursday evening by Mrs. E. M. Ed
gerton, 1851 East Twentieth street. The
prizes were wop by Mrs. e. Todd and
NJ. Edgerton, and the consultations BY
Mrs. C. o. anderson and M y. e
Berg. Miss l.. Withers, 1924 East
Washington street, will entertain the
members o. the club June Z.
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Pico Heiqhts Social Notes

Rex and Mrs. A. w. Hare of Santa
Cruz are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Cowan of 1925 Berendo street.
Mrs. H. c. Vanhausen of Salt Lake
City is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Smock at 1910 Vermont avenue.
Miss Mamie Hogan or San Francisco,
who has been spending some time with
Mrs. A. w. Hall at her home on West
Pico street, left for the former city on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pugsley have moved
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Complimentary Tea

Mrs George Edward Munger was the
guest or honor at a tea given Friday
by Mrs. George M. Munger Of 1889 Park
HroVe avenue, Coreopsis and mar
guertes combined with ferns to make
an effective decoration. Mrs Sumpter
2. Zombro and Miss Belle Whitaker
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Farewell Gard Party

Mrs. Percy II. Mcmahon, who will
soon leave for the east will be the
ccmplimented guest at a card party
| to be given next Tuesday at the Los
Angeles Country club by Mrs. Spoon
| Mackey of 1909 Ocen View avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Ohio Society

The Ohio society will give it's annual
reception at the Women's club house
the second Tuesday in June. The ar
rangement committee is composed of
Mrs. l.. II. Frances, Mrs. w. H. Gill
bert, Mrs N. c. Knight Dr. and Mrs
Luther Trimmer, Miss Annie Goss, II.
A. Botsford and A. NJ Duncan.
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For Portland Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Pauer of Hotel
Hollywood gave dinner Friday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Sanderson Reed of
Portland Ore, the house guest of Mrs.
Tyler of West Adams street. American
Beauty roses formed the centerpiece
for the table. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Tyler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Compton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson G. Wilson, Mrs. L. Reed and
Earl Lewis
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Club Chances Nam.

Members OF the Poyle Heights Night
Hawk club have changed the name OF
the club to the X. X. X. and the mem
bers were entertained Friday evening
by George Brubaker Of 44O South
Breed street. Roy Young gave several
readings Miss Hazel Boyle entertained
with a piano solo and Frank Driscoll.
the president, gave an address. Roy
Young was toastmaster The house
was decorated in the club colors. red
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Series - Close

The last Of the Lott Rogers chamber
concerts will be given on Thursday ev-
ening, June IA, at the Dobinson aud
itorium The main part of the pro-
gram will be a song recital by Mr.
Harry Clifford Lott. All unused sub
scription tickets will be honored for
admission. Mr.. and Mrs. Lott will give
~ recital at San Diego June s under the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
WestIake Five Hundred

Mrs. E. B. Mccarthy will entertain
the members of the Westlake Five
Hundred club Monday afternoon, June
IL, at her home, 1918 West Thirty
eighth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
LEAVES FROM SOCTETY'S NOTE BOOK
BY THE ChATTERER
BY THE cHATTERER

and blue The guests included Miss
Leona Brubaker. Miss Winifred Bru-
Prince, Miss Mabel Matlack. Miss
Bessie Payne, Miss Annie Schafer,
Frank Driscoll. Roy Young Rover
Cooper, Charles King George Bru-
baker. Carlton Cooper and Glen Whit
tlesey. The members Of the X. X. X.
viii hold a business meeting Tuesday,
June 5, at the home Of Roy Young, 2431
Tgaet Fourtb
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Saw Adieus at Luncheon

Miss Elsa Miner. who will leave today
for Boston. was given a farewell lunch
con yesterday by Mrs. F. A. McDon-
old of 2426 La Sale avenue color
scheme of green and white was OBJ
included Mines. Erasmus Wilson, Nor
ris Albee, A. b. Mcdonald, Carl Kurtz,
Frank X. Rule, Rufus Landon Horton,
Roth Hamilton. o. A. Vickrey, A. w.
Francisco and Miss Maud Reese Davies.
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In Honor of Director

The Congregation Choral club will
give a reception June II at the parlors
of the Congregational church. Hope and
Ninth in honor of w, II. Mott, director
and Mrs. G. G.. Stradon. accompanist.
All music loving people are cordially in
Nited,
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Out of Town Society
t't.*+s*s*s+.+a.E .s+++s+++..ss
LONG BEACH

Miss Edna NJ. Atwater and Frank NJ.
Parkins We're married Sunday after
noon at the First Christian church by
Rev. e. w. Thornton. The church was
prettily decorated with white lilies
and sweet peas The bride was dressed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Suffrage Leaaue to Meet

The last meeting of the season of the
Los Angeles Equal Suffrage association
will be held Monday afternoon at the
WOman's club house. James A. Nor
iarty will give a lecture on national
legislation.
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Students Musical Club

The members of the S. M. club will
be entertained next Saturday afternoon
by Miss Leila Morrison of 1868 West
Adams street
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Mrs. PixIey compIimented

Mrs. Frank PiXley was the Compli-
mented guest at a luncheon given yes
terday by Mrs. w. T. Bishop of 1912
West Adams street,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03

had charge Of the coffee and tea urns
in the dining room. The hostess was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Bul NJ.
Hinton, Mrs NJ H. Whitaker, Mrs.
Horace @. Gates Mrs, Charles Perry
Bagg and Misses Edith and Pansy
Whitaker
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er given Friday afternoon at Bastlake
park by Mrs Frank Fowler and Mrs.
Howard Scott. Among the guests were
Mines. Fannie Russell. ~ A. Hinman,
Oscar Ross, Scott, Misses Louise Mas
teller, Edith Van Norman, Marguerite
Hinman, Gertrude Ross and Masters
SCOTT
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Informal Tea

Miss Florence Foy Of the San Raph-
ael ranch gave an informal tea yes
terday afternoon, entertaining many
friends in a charming way.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
La Malta Club

Mrs. Frank Bourne of 3006 Dalton
avenue will entertain the members Of
the La Malta club next Friday even
ing with a card party.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
To Entertain Members

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wing Taylor of
243 West Adams street will give a re-
ception for the members of the Hun
dred Year club next Wednesday after
noon.
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Announce Enqaaement

Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Mead announce
the engagement of tn :ir daughter. Ida
Belle, to Oliver J. Perry. The wedding
will take place June 27.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Social Notes

Mrs Jennie Longuevan of 646 East
Twenty-third street will entertain the
Los Angeles hive, No. l, L. o. 7. NJ,
June IA.
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Club Women win Picnic

The embcrs of the Highland Park
Ebell club VIII nold picnic at East
lake park Tuesday, June II.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
Miss Ross Is Honored

Miss Bessie Ross, whose marriage
will take place this month, was the
complimented guest at a kitchen show
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-03
SUPERFL hair

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hlracle Is not II is the only method which il in
dorsed by physicians surgeons dermatologists med.
ical Journals and prominent magazines Booklet free
IN PLAIN sealed envelope De Miracle mailed sealed in
PLAIN wrapper, for $I0O by De Miracle Chemical Co.
1919 fark Ave, New York. For sale by
SUN DRUG co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
SETTLEMENT IS
BROUGHT ABOUT
Compromise Effected in Cas-
es Involving Mrs. Bow
mans Claims.
ADJUSTMENT ARRANGED
INTERESTS OF BANKS CREDIT
ORS PRESERVED AS WELL AS
MAKING JUST SETTLEMENT
WITH WIDOW.

BY the terms of a compromise eff
fected yesterday in the cases of the
widow of John Bowman against the
estate of her husband, a settlement
has been made which not only is sat
isfactory to Mrs. Bowman but is one
which has protected the best interests
of the creditors of the defunct Com
mercial Bank at Hgerstown.
Originally the claims of Mrs. Bow
man involved her share as the wild
ow. in real estate in her husband s
name which was of the value of $685.
500; also the property in Hagerstown
known as the Knode Porter property
which was sold by the receiver for
81 500 one third of which sum, $685.
SO was paid into the hands Of the
clerk If the court, subject to future
litiga On; also a claim OF S1,5I2
which represented the amount which
Mrs. Bowman loaned her husband for
the purchase of residence property in
Hagerstown some years ago, the
property in question having been
sold by Mr.. Bowman shortly before
his death, but Mrs. Bowman not be-
ing paid the amount of her loan.
By the terms OF the settlement
made yesterday Mrs. Bowman re-
ceives one-ffth of the s23 800; she re-
leases all claims on the Knode Por-
ter property and the money realized
from the sale of this property is turn
ed over TO Receiver Spekenheier to be
used for the benefit Of the bank s
creditors; she also releases all claim
to the s1.572 and finally releases all
other claims that may be against the
estate.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
OUTFIT STILL MISSING
NO INFORMATION RECEIVED
Horse and Buggy Stolen from Dr.. Bull
la Has Not Been Located by the
PoIice-Woman Saw Short and
Tall Man Take the Rig.

Up to the present time the police
have received no information as to
the whereabouts of the horse and rig
stolen from DR.. J. NJ. Bulla Wedr es-
day night, while the animal was
hitched to rack in front of Egge-
meyers grocery, Fourth and Main
streets.
After making a careful investigation
of the case yesterday, the police were
rewarded by getting partial descrip-
tions of the thieves. A woman was
standing on the street near the gro
Gerry when the horse was stolen and
she stated yesterday that one of the
men, who she described as below the
average in heishth, climbed into the
rig and, after turning about on Main
street, headed south on Fourth street.
After he had driven short distance
he stopped the horse and waited for
his companion, who. the woman says,
is quite tall. This man quickly
climbed into the rig and the two then
drove rapidly south on Fourth street.
The woman who gave this informa
ton, stated that she thought the ac-
tons of the two men were suspicious
but at the time she paid no particular
attention to the matter.
The police have sent out postal
cards, describing the thieves, as well
$50 for their apprehension. The horse
was q valuable animal and the vehicle
was practically new.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
REPORTS ARE UNFOUNDED
WILL SELL THE CHURCH
1t Was Reported That D. G. Reid
Would Make an Apartment House
Out Of the Old United Presbyterian
Church Building.

G. H. Eggemeyer stated yesterday
that there were no grounds for the
stories current that d. G. Reid In
tended to tear down the old United
Presbyterian church and erect on it's
site a modern fiat building, the in
come from which to be applied to the
endowment fund of the Reid Memoir
ial church. Mr.. Eggemeyer stated
that Mr. Reid would have no authori-
ty to do this.
The church is for sale but, SO far
as is known, there are no negotiations
on for it's purchase. Not long ago the
congregation of the First Baptist
Church made an offer to trade their
property for the old United Presby-
terrain church, but the offer was not
considered as the property is for
sale and not for trade.
The United Brethren congregation
for time made an effort to buy the.
property but they were handicapped
by lack of funds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27

A number of young society people
will attend the dance which will be
given by the ]. I. C.. Club of High
School, this evening. The music will
be furnished by White and Wilson.
The dancing season at Jackson
Park will open the first part of May
and the splendid dancing pavilion at
the park will be as popular, if not
more so, than it has been in previous
seasons. The pavilion will be in
charge of Mrs. Charles Kolp. The
pavilion is now the best dancing
floor in the county.
A dance will be given Saturday
night at Gaylor's auditorium, Green's
fork, by a party of young people re-
siding at that place. A number of
invitations have been received in this
city and it is expected that Richmond
will be we'll represented at the event.
X y
The BUYERS Whist Club will be en-
tertained this evening at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Newman, North Tenth
street Later on, when the weather
becomes warmer, the BUYERS will
probably hold their meetings at the
Country Club, as was done last
spring and summer.
x -
The present June-like weather
causes the mind to wander OF to the
woods, fields and brooks and if the
weather is as warm Sunday as it was
yesterday, there will be hundreds OF
picnickers in various places iii this
vicinity.
x =
Invitations haves been received by
local young people to the commence
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
J.. I. c. CLUB OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL WILL GIVE A DANCE
TONIGHT AT |. o. O. F. HALL.
A Number of SOCIAL Events Are Being
Arranged for Mrs. Homer Yaryan
Who Comes Here Today on a Visit
-"Buzzers" viii Hold Their SEES.
sions at the Country Club During
the Summer Months.

Next Tuesday evening a party OF
young women and Mrs. Charles Kolr
will give a dance at the l. o. o. F,
hail. The music will be furnished
by White and Wilson. A number OF
invitations are out and large crowd
of young people are expected to at,
tend.
X
Mrs. Homer T.. Yaryan of Toledo
o., will arrive in the city today to be
the guest of Mrs. Jennie Yaryan
North Tenth street. Mrs. Homer
Yaryan is well known in this city
and a number of parties are being
planned in her. honor. Tonight Mrs
JENNIE Yaryantwill entertain at din
ner for her, =
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
Relatives Are Worried.

Wayne County relatives of Charles
StoltZ, a former Hagerstown man, are
becoming much worried because he
has not been heard from since the
earthquake shocks of last week which
destroyed San Francisco, his present
home. Mr.. Stoltz was a prominent
business man IN the Golden Gate City
and had lived there for many years
with his wife and two daughters.
Efforts to communicate with him for
the past ten days have been futile,
and it is feared that he has either
been injured or has been killed.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
Addition to Cemetery.

The Lutheran cemetery association
at East Germantown has purchased
two additional acres of ground west
of the present cemetery of James A.
Povd. It will be graded and plated
for burial purposes.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27

We have money to loan on real es-
tate security. Favorable terms. Dick
inson Trust Company. We no not loan
over ore-half the value of property.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27

AUCTION SALE OF FINE OLD
WINES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOON AT BESSELMAN'S OYSTER
BAY, NO. "a SOUTH SIXTH
STREET. EVENING SALES FROM
1880 TO II; SATURDAY AFTER
NOON FROM 1880 TO 4:3o.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27

marian passed the four tip, that
their actions were naughty and in de-
fiance of the law. His kindness was
rewarded by counter tip on the SUI
preme bench's decision, whereupon
he drew forth his markings" from a
hidden recess in his coat and departed
in joy.
Police Officers Are Met.
At the corner of Fifth and Main
streets they met Chief Bailey and
Sergeant Behold. For an instant
they were dumb with horror, but be-
fore handouts could be produced the
situation was explained and the police
officials did nothing. Police head
quarters were next invaded and it's
sacred precincts were soon contami-
mated with the odor of the weeds"
Sergeant Krone gasped. ITO the
cooler for all of you,' he finally man
aged to get out, but before he could
put his order into execution he was
told that the cigarette law, in part,
had been declared invalid. He was
doubtful at first, but was finally con-
vinced.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
CITY LIGHTED
BY CIGARETTES
From Every Nook and Corner
the E1deared "NaiI" Came
Forth Last Night.
"FIENDS" ARE REJOICING
RICHMOND REsEMsLED A YOUNG
PiTTSBuRG AND POLICE WERE
THE BUTT" OF MANY sARcAs.
TIC REMARKS.

The news of the Supreme Courts
decision on the cigarette law was to
the hundreds of "fiends" in this city
like mama dropped from the heavens
Last night Main street looked like a
convention of fire-h.es was in SEES
sion; tiny lights flickered and CLEAN.
ed from the river to Glen Miller park
Had the Hon. Ananias Baker, author
of the anti-cigarette law, been In the
city. his heart would have been sore
within him. No longer will the re,
spectacle settled-down business man,
addicted to the use of the NAIL" seek
the quietude of his basement for his
after-meal inhale. He will have the
audacity to smoke his cigarette on his
front porch-even before. the shades
of evening have fallen.
The young men will cast aside their
pipes and "two-fors" and brazenly
fiauht their Bakers Pests" right on
the streets and tremble not at the
knee. when they get long distance
policeman. AS for the of.
If the law. they will be the re.
ents of taunts and sarcastic re-
erks of the youthful for, some days
TO come, for in the minds of many,
the policemen are regarded as the au.
thors of the law which deprived them
for nearly a year of their favorite
smoke.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27
Have Seven Candidates.

Whitewater Lodge will have seven
candidates for First Degree Friday
night. All Odd Fellows are invited.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-27

ment dance which will be given by
the graduating class of the Cambridge
City High School on the evening of
May "a. The dance will be given in
the Masonic Hall and excellent music
has been secured. The hall will be
beautifully decorated in the class col
ors and refreshments will be served