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Evening journal., 1906-08-01

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. FEED
Trade was quiet and prices ruled steady
under moderate offerings. Quotations:
Winter bran, in bulk. per ton. S19ala50;
spring bran, in sacks. as to size, per ton,
S1Oa195O.
WHEAT-The market ruled steady. with
q fair demand for cash wheat. which kept
receipts well cleaned up. Sales OF 6,5Co
bushels. in export elevator. including
steamer No. 2 red at 765kc. and No. red
at 79lkc
OATs-The market ruled steady on de-
sirable stock. for which there was a fair
demand. but the lower grades were dun
at inside figures. We quote: No. ? white.
clipped. 42lAc; do natural. 42kc; no es-
tablished grade white, 4OG42c; No. 3 white.
iOd40iAc; rejected white, S9dS9ikc.
BALED HAY AND STRAW-No. Hay
was kept pretty well cleaned up at steady
prices. but much Of the supply was OF
medium and low grades. which was dull
and weak Straw sold slowly at former
rates. Quotations follow; Timothy Hay
No. ! large bales. S17dlL50; No. small
bales. s17q175O; No. ., sl5al6. 'Aom'
CORN-Omerings were light and price
ruled steady. but there was not much do
ing. We quote No. yellow for local ;rade
at Csc; steamer yellow do at 59c; No. 2
mixed and high mixed at 59c and No. z
yellow at G0c.
POTATOES-White potatoes were active
and a shade irmor, under light offerings.
Sweets were in good supply. but met with
fair sale at steady prices. Quotations:
White Potatoes-Jcrsey, per q .bushel
basket. prime. S5G4oc; do do, culls. isd28c.
POULTRY-Iive sold fairly and ruled
firm, under moderate offerings. Quota
tions: Fowls, hens. l45s0l5c; old roost ers.
005ikc; spring chickens. 17G19c; ducks. old.
lOqllc; ducks. young, 1lq12c; pigeons. old.
per pair. 22q25c; pigeons, young, per pair,
i5Q2Oc. Dressed Of choice quality also mot
with fair sale, but was kept pretty well
cleaned UP at well-sustained prices.
Evening journal., 1906-08-01
CITY NE WIS
IN BRIEF
Four New Cars.

The American Car and Foundry
Company to-day delivered four new
open summer cars to the Wilmington
City Railway Company.
Evening journal., 1906-08-01
"siaht IS No Loss Religious Than Hear.

"sisht is Nc Less Religious Than Hear
ing"
Unsightly objects have a depressing
effect upon the spirits, sour the dispose
ton, narrow character, and warp judg-
ment. James NJ. Bryan's pure paint
will help TO make your home beautiful
and attractive. Just the thing for
touching up old furniture. Eighty
seven useful colors.
Evening journal., 1906-08-01
TEMPERANCE DAY
AT SUMMIT CAMP

CONTINUED from First Page)
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FINANCIAL NEWS
y O'CLOCK QUOTATIONS
From Scott and CO.

Anal Copper Co. ..........-'..l .lVS
American Smiling Com ..... ......,..i5ih
American sugar Refining ...... .......lS9
Atoh Top. and Santa Fe Com .......9i4
Atch Top and Santa Fe P-ef........lo II
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..... ....... ..7ssi
Baltimore and Ohio ..... ..l2l
Canada Southern ............. ......-..6l1.
Chicago Ct. Western .... -. ..........lSis
Che apCako and Ohio ...... .......b9
Chicago and Altcn ...... .... .........26
Chicago and Northwe { ... ..... ....-oiM
Chicago. Mil. and ST. Paul Com .....1S'A
Delaware and Hudson ..... ........... 2.Sga
Delaware. Lackawunna and Western so
Erie ..... &c. .... ................... ....t4l4
Etie Isl PrCf .... ... ...................tJ
Illinois Central ........-.......-..lnSi'
Louisville and Nashville ....... ..... Ai1z.
Interb Met Com ..... e. ..............Ssiz.
Interb Met Pfrd .... ........... ........iShI
Manhattan Cons zee. .. ..-......... ..lh
Mo. Kansas ard Texas Pfd ... .......Cs%I
National Lead Com ..... q. .............SO9t
N. Y. Central and Hud on ...... ....13 Is
n. Y. ontario and Western .......... ..lSh
Norfolk and Western Com .... ....9llk
Northern Pacific Com ... q. ............2o6l4
Pacific Mail ..... .... ................Ss
Pennsylvania Railroad Company e. ...1Sl
Feople's Gas ...................... ..-...s2h
t'eaulns ... .. ......,.......... ..iSiA
Reading LIST Pfrd .... .............f2lS
Reading md Pfrd ..... .... .............9l
Rock Island Com .......,..............2s ..2sN
Rock Island Pref. &c. -............64s
Southern Pacific ..... .... =. ..........75M
Southern Railway Com 80. ........s7k
Texas and Pacific ..... ..... ..........SSH
Tennessee Coal and Iron Co ...... ..l5,h
Union Pacific Com ......... ..,........l5iss
L. s. Steel Com .... zoe. ................fl2s
U. S. Steel Pfrd ..... ... ... ...1O72
Wabash .... ......shrd shrd shrd shrdl
wabash Com .... e. ................Dh
Wabash Pisd ....... 80. ............4i
Western Union ...... ..................9l1i
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Evening journal., 1906-08-01
Great
Bargain
Days.

You'll hud all sorts of
Shoes on our bargain
tables now.
Ladies', Mems and
Children's sizes in color
ed and black shoes.
Evening journal., 1906-08-01

The unprecedented sell
ing of last week will no
doubt be eclipsed by this
weeks sales.
There's half or more to be
saved during this sale,
which can continue only
SO long as the goods last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
ruE npEN-sIinP POLICA.

Discussion and prehsp4 denunclatlon
Is in store for the "open shop" policy Of
the government printing ofice on the POOR
ofthe present convention ofthe American
Federation OF Labor, now in session III
Minneapolis
4 resolution has been introduced under
special order by Delegate Clicking, 10
behalf ofthe International Typographical
Union. the international Printing Press =
men and As,is;ants' Union, and the In
ternaiionsi Brotherhood Of Bookbinders.
/, recites an order By Public Printer
Charles A. SuliDgs directing the loremen
and chiefs of divisions to prepare lists OF
employes whose services can be dis
pensed With, basing their findings on the
efficiency character. department, health,
cleanliness, ATTENDANCE. length OF ser
yice, future desirabii.tg. and special de-
fects of the men 10 question.
Tbs order, the resolution AYERS, tends
10 humiIalc the empIOges of the Office
aad twill bring dissatisfaction, discord,
disorgani, atioD, and results prfjndicial
10 the best iu,eresi5 and efficiency OF the
government printing ONCE. II 80 says
The resolution, tends TO "preIndiee the
standard and independence Of an Amer
car citizen"
The resolution calls on The federation
to investigate. through its executive
| council, The general policy % Itr, STILL
! ings toward employees OF the government
Drieiipg Office, and recommends that
"HeadS CT departments removed from
| positions by geasoa OF refusal to stuItliJ
, themselves by aiding ia such methods be
offered every protection by the American
Federation of Labor.
Back Of this resolution is susPicion
on the part of trades unionists that the
| proposed wedding out process is ruse tC
cover the discharge of union employes.
IL is probable that the "open shop.
policy announced by President Roosevelt
in the Miller case viii come 10 ior Ia
share of comment when this resolution IL
taken ur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
The Smith Relief Fund.

Tho following additional Contributions
10 the fund being raised ioT she Wioc"
and children OF Charles T. Smllh are
published. The iund 10 date amounts
10 $2S67O:
wa,Geld Il Hall. 81: oa.h, s.; cash. -;
,,'h ~. Geo s french. 8; cash. 25c; cash. 81;
q l. Allen & Co g; James Roche, 29e;
cash 90 81. cash, 81; cash, 81; F. J. Lucas, y;
Pov T.. Warning, soc: Lloyd Kelly, 81; ).
AZ Norton, S.; cash, 81; cash, 81; e. I.
C,dey. q; NJ. X. Harlow, s.; +. NJ. Hil, D;
i, Driefus, s.; s. NJ. Cauiey, 81; Dan Henry,
-. Il. T.. Carne 4 Co.. 81; |. {. smith, 81 a.
3. Doniphan, 81: /. +. Andrews, 81; j. j.
Harring. 81; W. =. DuIsney, Il; N. T.
DWyer, 81.
At a meeting held at the Holel
Fleisebmann last night it was determ-
ined to accept the offer Of the lyceum,
Dramatic Club. composed If members Oh
tbe Yonng Mems sodaliiy Lyceum, to
repeat at the Opera House "Ihe SHOW
mans Ward" a three-act comedy
drama. for the benefit of The family Of
Charles T. Smith. Smith was murder
ed several weeks ago while assisting a
policeman in an effOr. to arrest negro
desperate.
A committee Of engagements was ap-
pointed with Mr.. Herbert McCnen az
chairman. The play will be presented
December 1, under the direction oil MI
A. u. Monitor. The members OF the
Board of Police Com missioners nave
agreed that policemen may sell tickets
for the entertainment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23

Mrs. J. Albert Henderson Is the guesI
If her mother while her husband is on
AN extensive business trip through the
sonth aud west
DIR. NJ. d. Morrill, is spending o lew
DAYS in Philadelphia where he Is to aci
% one Of the Judges upon the exhibition
of the Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine
Arts, ore Judge being selected from each
of the large cities, New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Mr.. Morrill, was eho sen
from Washington.
Mrs. Thomas A. Fisher, who has been
quite sick for the past few days, IS I'M
proving.
A report WAS in circulation today that
Commissioner Of Police I. a. Fisher had
resigned, which was denied by Mr..
Fisher.
Mr.. j. Il. II. Deakins and family have
returned from Hyattsville, Nd, and will
spend the winter in Alexandria.
Col. r. E. Lee, of Fairfax, was 10 the
civ today AID was warmly greeted by
his many ffierds.
Mr.. NJ. Ja1a and family are in New
York, where they went to attend the
wedding of Mr.. Jafia's sister.
Miss Flsie Kendrick entertained a
number OF friends at birthday party
given at her home on Duke street last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23

As stated yesterday unless The rail-
roads consent TO appoint some man TO
the presidency of TIE Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad who
will be free from Pennsylvania or any
other railroad Influence, and at the same
time be acceptable to Gov. Swanson,
an extra session Of the State legislature
mag bs called Among tie measures
said to DO contemplated far the protec-
ton of the interests Of the State and the
independent stockholders In the Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac will
be bill to prevent one railroad from
hoidisg c,ock in another, or If the stock
has already been purchased prior to the
enactment Of the measure. to forbid the
proprietary railroad from voting 1t.
Such n law wss in existence several years
ago, but it has been repealed.
1he passage Of ouch law at present
would be terrific blow 10 ihe ATLANTIC
Coast Line, preventing it from voting
its controlling interest 10 the Louisville
SnQ NASHVILLE h1IIOdut ioi "hiSh tho
Atlantic Coast Line paid about $50, 600, :
900 It would also be heavy blow to
the southeln Railway, which controls so
many small lineg by sioek Ownership
"if the four Virginia railroads holding
the balance of power in the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac situation
are governed by reason and refused to
be bulldozed by Samuel Rea or any
other Pennsylvania Railroad official, "
said Richmond busiuees man yesier
day. '"ihey are bound 10 realm Judge
Leake or elect 3 suecsssof via will be
acceptable to Governor Swanson, The
power Of the State Legislature Is too
great to be trlded with by any railroads
corporation, and II the Governor Is com
PEELED to call the Legislature together
TO protect the State against the railroad
the States sure to carry the war into The
euemy's country, and the railroads will
haye themselves to blame for the conse-
quences
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
Fairfax Notes.

A larse and very handsome memorial
window has been placed 10 Z'on L. r.
Church, in memory OF the late Mira ~
Z Vedder.
Miss Ada DeAnue, daughter OF Dir.
and Mrs. Haywood Davis, and Dr. >.
Smile, of Binbrooke, Canada: were
married Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der l4lh. at the home of the parents OF
tire bride, "Le Forest Farm
The partial restoration Of the interior
of Pohick Church. including the chan
eel pulpit and half the pews, is about
completed. The frat services since the
work was begun will be held Sunday,
December 2nd, when Rev. 5. A. wallis,
D.. D.. of the Theological Seminary,
former rector of the church, will preach
the sermon.
Word has been received here oil The
death of Mr.. f. l.. Malone, on Noyem-
Der 9th. at Goldfeld, Nevada. DIR. Ma
lone was a Confederate soldier, having
served in the Seventeenth Va. Regi-
ment throughout the war. He leaves
widow formerly Miss Kate Gnnnell, OF
This place and four children; also two
sisters. Mis-. Geo. Il. Brandon and Mrs.
II. r FAIR, of our town; and two brothers
Or. w. p Malone, OF Washington, ana
Mr.. VIM. J. Malone, of Charlotte, n. {.
Mr.. Walter T. Oliver having resigned
tho office of MAYOR of the town of Fair
fax. the vacancy was filled by tbetown
council By the election Of Mr.. X. X.
FAIR Mr.. Farr is our postmaster,
and the question arose rs 10
his eligibility Judge Nicol. on Tues
day. decided that he could moi hold both
Offices, and at a meeting OF the town
council Tuesday night Mr.. W. Ballard
was elected mayor Mr.. II. q. Sauls,
a rural mail carrier, was also held to be
Ineligible ss councilman, and Mr. NJ.
G. Wiley was elected in his stead.
There are two reports in circulation
regarding railroad matters in this county
hat we will give. out eapDot vnuch
for their correctnes' one Is that the
Great Falls x Old Dominion Electric Il.
f. Co. has surveyors at work locating
line or an extension tf the present roHd
from Great Falls to Winchester. An
other report is that Msj 7 Charles Hine
il about to have work commenced grad
ing branch road from the subststion
of the q. f. Il o. ID. f. Il. L. near
sprnghill farm to Vienna. and has er-
Gagged Mr.. w. II. Bowman TO use his
traction engine to do tie work. Heralt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
Weddings.

Sir. Peter Young and Miss Missouri
w Zimmerman, daughter OF W. ID.
Zimmerman, were married last right at
the parsonage of the NJ. L. Church South
NV Rev. G.. d. Dulls. The groom was
attended by Mr. Frederick f. Mills, and
the bride by Miss Auna POsey. The
maid of honor YVES Miss Evelyn Azam'.
The party subsequently returned to the
home ofihe bride, sos Prince street.
vhe,e a number Of guests had assem- bled
aud where the reception VAS held. MI
Young ia q we'll known and popular
EN- ploye Of the electric railway COM
paHy. ru..L
Miss Gertrude L. Bywaters, Of Wash
gnglon. and Cap. Austin W. Kelly, Of
Alexandria, mate of the steamer E'telIe
Randall. we're married Tuesday evening
IN the parlors of the Hotel Dewey III
Washington. The ceremony was per
formed BY Res. c. d. Bulla OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, OF Alex,
aSdris. in the presence Of members OF
she families of the couple. Capt and
Ejrs Kelley will reside in Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
Held Up by a Negro.

Shortly after - O'Clock last night
SkiIe MI John Knight was walking on
the Test side Of Fairfax street, between
Duke and Wolfe, he was accosted by a
strange negro. who lad been sitting
ON the steps of the First Presbyterian
Church The darkey. in an abrupt mar
uer demanded that Mr.. Knight tell him
4be time. The latter told him he was
auab,e TO do so, when the negro called
him vile name and started toward hin.
Mr. Knight, at this iuncture, placed his
hand In his hip pocket, as though he
was about TO draw a piGiOi. when the
oegro stepped back, said he begged
pardon and quickly vanished out Of sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
ISenninG.

Good weather brought out Large
crowd at Benning yesterday. Big fields
.nd close finishes marked the racing.
Sandal Wood, the iavorite, captured the
steeplechssr. Three horses tell in this
event. Rather Royal, at % TO ], got
home first in q field Of s in the third
race -carfcll, the faVoyite, being third.
Lee Harrison II, who won at a ioog
price Tuesday, won the fourth at to D.
The fifth race was won by Dolly Span.
ker, the farorile. New York ran second
in 5oth .he third and fifth races. Angler,
tae even money CssOrite, did not show
10 the last race, Beauelere winning IN
ctese finish with BulSaTk within one
second Of the track record. Today there
0as another large attendance at the track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
LOCAL BREYITLEs.

Six lodgers we're st the station house
lsss nigh'.
There were no cases tor trial before
the Police Court this moraing.
The weather has been fair and cool
today. Frost was visible this morning.
Carrie V. Ferry. nine years old, daughter
Of James c. and Annie G.. Perry, died yeste,-
day afternoon at her parents home, 32S sonth
Patrick street, Of diphiheria.
A quantity of game, chiefly rabbits sem
here during the past few days. han 10 pe
thrown away having spoiled during the
warm weather.
". II. Bolen has sold to Nora Bani a mouse
tween West and PeytOn.
Oysters fried, slewed or raw. Dining room
omen on Sunday during oyster season. -
H. Zimmerman, Market Space. feb2o
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United and Mura.red.

The finding Of the body of Miss Dora
Gilman, beautiful ycurg woman, on s
lonely common in the suburb Of New
Arlington Heights near Dayton, 0hic.,
Yesterday morning brought 10 light a
rendition of the atrocious murderers OF
Sonny women that have startled Dayton
In the past few year'. The discovery
slso solved the mystery of the dissp-
naarspce of Miss Gilman Tuesday even
ing but has furnished The police With q
greater puzzle to solve. Several crimes
Similar 10 this have occurred in Dayton.
IA none OF them was cleared up nor
the murderer apprebended, women and
GIRLS are in a state OF fear.
Miss Gilman was employed 10 the
bindery Of the National Cash Register
nlant. and the last seen of her was Tues
day evening, when she parted from a
group Of girls and left street ear to
walk to her home several squares from
the car line. :,
The condition of the body when found
showed that sbe had been malIreated
and then slsir. The throat bore the
imprints of ingersi showing that she had
been strangled to death. There were in
dicalions Of desperate struggle for lie
on her part. The weeds were tramPled
down over large space about The spot
where the body lay, and the soft earth
was full OF footprints. Bloodhonuds
we're taken to the common yesterday
afternoon, but they failed 10 accomplish
anything
Mr.. Gilman, widowed mother Of The
murdered girl, is Frustrated, and it is
feared the shock will cause her death
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
Athletic Club.

The Young Mems Athletic Club has
been organized with about thirty Of
Alexandria's best athletes. They have
secured Schuler's hall, which Is being
fitted up accordingly. Indoor games OF
The season will be INDUCED in, and II IL
The intention of the members 10 give a
dance weekly which, when inaugnra'ed,,
will be looked forward TO eagerly by all
friends of the club A meeting will De
held Saturday night at S o'clock 10 the
hail of the club, and all members are re-
ouested to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
Charters.

The State Corporation COMMISSION
has granted the following charters
Frank G. Butts Company, incGrporat-
ed, East Falls Church, Va incorpori
tore, Frank G. Butts, president and
treasurer. ]. y. Hornbaker, secretary
F1car 4 Cairnos, vice president, all Of
Wsshinglod. d. G. Capital stock, So
900. minimum, 50. 600 The object is to
coGduct genersl real estate business
loan aud Insurance. as well.
The Watson Elevator Safety Appliance
Company (iuccrporated), Alexandria
Hugh Watson, president; Washington
D. O.; Chat F. Dutton. Washington, d.
G. T. { Lyon. secretary, BOWbells, n. d.
Capital, 5000. Objects: The ',snn
facture and sale OF devices to be placed
ON the doors Of elevators for the prolec'
tion of life.
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Hid SILK stockings in the sugar Bowl

Hid SILK Stockings IN the sugar bV"''
Gfall places in the world, Mrs Hayda
s.. Dalton. Of Milwaukee, chose the
sugar howl to hide thsse psirF OF silk
stockings so that her husband would
not fnd them. Yet Dalton found them,
he sworc oa Tuesday; also that he firm
" believes Albert Heinehsnn gave the
silk stockings to Mrs. Dalton when they
were at the Empire restaurant.
Dalton, a we'-known contracting
freight agent, is suing the president OF
the George II jieinemaDn Msnufactur-
ing Company for $25,0G9 damages,
charging that he aiienated Mrs DalIon'l
love. Dalton .cstihed Wednesday that
one night his wife told him che was &C.
ing to little card party at the Aber'
deem Club.
'1nsiead she went to dinner at the
Calumet Club, " sail Alr. Dalton. "She
did not come homo that night, she told
me she stopped with a woman friend.
Later she tod me she ran across Heine-
mann
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ThnnksgivIng Service.

A shecial choral service will be held st
St. PAul's Church Thanksgiving even
ing ut S O'Clock, at which p. A.
Smokers sacred CaBtata, "The Father
hood of God" will ssung by the iegu
lar choir OF Iorly voices assisted 10y Mr.
Kenneth Ogden. tenor. solos will also
be sung by Miss Lacy Graves, Mrs. Will
fam Woolls. Miss Maude Harding, MIR.
! Harris Franklin and MIR. Richard
Wirt All are invited to attend this
service no cards Of admission being
necessary. A silver onering will be
taken to pay the expenses OF the rem
1itiOn
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A scene In Court.

During the trial of George T Burke
10 the Criminal Court ut baltimore yes:
terday afternoon, TN the charse of erlml-
nally assaultiDg Sara Elizabeth XII
patrick, aged fifteen years, Miss HI,
patrick created scene by screaming aud
yelling when The bailiil OF the court and
two deputy Jail wardens attempted to
remove her by order of Judge Harlan,
on the charge of contempt of court.
Miss Fitzpatrick refused TO answer any OF
JUICE Hailan's questions, even when
threatened with jail sentence. In order
to Influence the girl, Sheriff George Pad
gett was sent for by Judge Harlan under
The impression that the terror OF his Office
would unloosen the girls tongue, When
this failed the Judge committed her to
Jail until today. When the bailiff and
two Deputies tried TO remove Miss Kill
patrick she threw herself headlOng on
the floor of the Criminal Court room,
ard her screams and shrieks could be
heard through the massive walls of the
building. Even after being taken down
stairs in the cells below the courtroom
her shrieks could be distinctly heard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-23
OYSTER supper and Dance.

An interesting meeting of Belle Haven
Council, Junior Order Of Mechanics,
wes held in Odd Fellows Hall on north
Columbus street. last night. Alter the
business before the meeting had been
transacted, the members OF The connciI
and A rumber OF their friends sat down
to an oyster supper. This was followed
by dance in which lady friends OF the
order participated
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Dance.

The autumn dance last nigh. at Nc
Borney's Hall given by the Thursday
Night Assembly was a very delightful
affair, and all who attended enjoyed a
pleasant evening. The committee of ar
engagements were Messrs Jerome Kauf
mann, Harry Dachslager and Henry
Steiner, and they spared no efforts in
making the dsnee success.
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The ElkS.

The annual memorial services OF
Alexandria Lodge. No. 72S, b. +. ..
Elks. will be held in the Opera House
Sunday evening, December ?. Gov.
Claude A. Sganson has been invited TO
deliver the memorial address.
The Eks will hold meeting next
Monday for the purpose OF either adopt
ing or rejecting the now constitution
adopted by the Grand Lodge st Denver,
Col.