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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-04-26
Who's Brown?

The editor of the COURIER with
a number of other Keytesville
people had the intense pleasure
Of attending the home talent
play, "Who's Brown?" at the
Russell opera-house in Bruns-
wick Wednesday night.
The fOllowinp waa the cast of
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dt;Lte cutting. or by "accion" or share.
which conveys to the buyer the right
to cut the timber at his convenience,
when, where. and as he may choose.
during a nxed term OF years The
land itself is never. or very seldom,
sold by its original owners in transact
lions OF this kind. l understand that
plenty of good standing yellow pine
may be bought in the commune of
Dajabon from private persons in To-
cations of easy access.
While there is said TO be much tim
Der in the plains and foothills, the best
grows in the mountains. rather far In
land. in places which are not easily
accessible The mountains are high
and rugged. roials are bad or nonex-
istent. and TRANSPORTATION of logs diff
cult and expensive. The pines in this
district produce sawn lumber varying
from inches to 20 inches in width.
Trees OF lesser diameter are abundant.
The best timber in the district Is
said to be that which grows in the
mountains at Guaraguano, in the vi
cinity of Snbaneta. and understand
4 that they have been secured by a lum-
a stVwInill at this port to manufacture
for export lumber OF different kinds.
The ilog->will be hauled to the banks of
the rivers tributary to the Vague,
which disembogues into the sea here,
and will be hoated down the streams
and finally RATED down the Vague and
delivered to tho mill near the rivers
mouth.
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s,.NTo DOMINGO TIMBER.

Yellow Pine In AbHntlnnce-A Lum-
herring Enterprise.
Consular Agent I. II. Petit, or Monte
Christi, In response to an American
inquiry has secured the following In
formation IN regard to The timber re-.
sources of tho Dominican Republic:
have ascertainod that there is n
large quantity Of standing yellow pine
timber In thii district, aggregating, as
some think. millions Of trees, but this
cannot he assured. as the only infor-'
nation obtainable is based upon tho
opinion Of persons residing In the diff
furent sections where the wood grows,
and Is probably cxaggerated, There can
hn no doubt however! that there really
Is II great quantity OF the timber In
question in this and adjacent districts,
the mountains being covered with trees
of that variety,
1t should hr understood that tit Is
Scustomary here to sell tile standing
timber either IN lots Ola fixed number
OF trees at SO much Per tree for imme-
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town In the gymnasium Thursday night
tlir other by the students in the Dricksori
Hall Friday nlHht Both were delightful
pilars and were largely attended
Misses Ethel Bridge. Grnce Chenweth and
Matte Gapen. all OF Monroe, Wis, have
been guests mt the home OF Miss Ycttn
Thorpe during tell past week.
Mrs. WindeT Lane has been visiting her
mother. Mrs. Wilson. in Norfolk during the
past week.
Miss Bessie Lamb is paying an extended
risi; to friends and relatives near Toano.
Mr.. 81 G. Hail manager OF the Williams
brrg Drug Company, spent the past week III
Richmond and Norfollts-
Rev. Charles II. Benle. ID. d.. pastor of
the Grand Avenue Congregational Church
Milwaukee, Wis, is visiting at the home OF
hie brother. Mr. g. Il. Bealc.
Mrs, l.. w. Lane has returned from Il
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Il. Il. Lamb. In
Norfolk. ~
Mrs Viola Ware has returned from short
visit to Washington. where she attended
the postn1aster's convention
Miss Virginia Braithwnite has returned
from pleasant visit to Richmond.
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Notes from Miller School.
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MILLER SCHOOL. VA, November a.
Mr.. w. A. Smart. son of DR.. Smart, Of
Charlottesville, preached here Sunday.
Mr.. McNeill. State Y. NJ. G. A. secretary,
addl essed the Y. NJ. c. "A. Sunday after
noon.
Mrs Wneeler, Mrs. j. D. Smith and Mr..
Pence o. Wiant returned this week from
the exposition They were highly pleased
with the exposition.
Mr.. j, Albert, IIolladay OF Ferris, W. Va.
and Mr. j. Horace Brown, of Pittsburg. Pa,
paid the scLiol a flying visit this week.
Miss JIelen Niche and Miss Koont2 re-
turned this week from Lynchhurg. Va.
where they had most delightful visit,
Mrs. William G.. Moran Is visiting friends
III Waynesboro. Va.
The house party given this week by Mrs.
Stonewull Tompkins In honor OF Miss White.
of Charlottesville Va, was a great success.
DIR r. b. Fulton returned from New York
City this week.
Prof. stonewall Tompkins returned this
Nj Miss Jessie i. Taylor left this week for
NeW York City.
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WestP ointS ociialNews
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WEST POINT, VA. November Rev.
George II. Sheriff, who has been assisting
in series OF meetings the past week in the
Baptist Church has preached most ac-
certably to fine audiences. He closed his
series Of sermons Friday night.
Tho ladies' OF st. Johns Episcopal Church
arc conducting rummase sale
Rev. a. j. Renforth will preach re g,ilarly
$50 P. 81. A'NA sss'' f''A' ~
Miss May Owens gave a Halloween party
In her home October 3lst to a number OF
her friends All reported good time and
kissed the ghost" who was also guest
Germ. pumpkins. autumn leaves and fruit
figured conspicuously in the decorations.
likhed by Mr.. w. K. Broaddus will be pub
lished in future by Mr.. l.. w. Tyus of
Richmond, Va. who published the Southern
Mrs. h. II. Spencer, who has recently
moved from King and Queen to Richmond.
Is visiting her son. Mr.. Dunbar Spencer, and
friends In her home county.
Mrs. Fannie Fauntleroy. OF King and
Queen, who has been with her daughter.
Mrs John q. Dew. OF Richmond. while at.
attending the great Episcopal Convention,
passed through West Point on "Wednesday
en- route to her home. "aiarialva,''
Mrs. V. a. Andrews. of Essex. spent sew
ernl days with Mrs. W. II. Broaddus .thi.
week
Mrs. y. Marshall Lewis. from Gloucester.
is on a VISIT 10 her father. DR.. Hargrave.
Miss Lotue Benedict, OF Portsmouth. Is
the guest OF Mss/f3lanch Gouldman.
Mr.. William Hart died a.ehis home on
c Street on Tuesday artes an illness of sew
erai months He was bu:!sd in the West
Point Cemetery.
Mrs. c. v. Waugh has been appointed
delegate to represent the West Point Sun
beam Missionary Society in the Woman's
Missionary Union meeting. November 7th to
18th, with the First Baptist Church in
Charlottesville. Mrs. Waugh and Mrs.
Thomas p. Bagby. president of the Woman's
missionary Union Of Virginia. Will leave for
Charlottesville Wednesday. November 9th. !
Mr.. Ben Nelson. of Richmond visited his
sister, Mrs w. Walter Gary this week.
guest of Mrs. B. w. Hudson.
Rar. Alfred Bagby. y. D., OF Richmond,
spent the day this week with relatives in
west Pct-t on hls way from a visit to HIS
soEa In Baltimore. DR.. Bagby's book con-
corning appointment places and people In
King and Queen county Is now in the hands
OF New York publisher, and people from
this section are looking forward to. the
time when the book can be read, as It deals
With much Of interest to great many
people.
Colonel b. l.. Farinholt. Of West Point.
who attended the exercises OF the Grand
Camp OF Virginia. Confederate Veterans.
last week. made fine impression tsays the
Norfolk papers,, in what was termed BY
them as probably the most Interesting feat
ure OF the day--a short talk when he nomi-
mated Colonel Thomas W. Smith for com
muIlder OF the First Brigade. He related
incidents connected with the battle of
taken prisoner in the memorable charge OF
Picketts Division. He was loudly applaud
ed by the veterans, May of whom had par
| ticlrated in the battle.
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Lawrenceville Social News.
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I,AWRENCENlLLE. VA. November a.
Mrs w. S. Thomas and sister, Miss Julia
Elan, of South Hill. have returned from a
visit TO Richmond Miss Elan. will visit
Mr.. Thomas a few DAYS.
Miss Ethcl'Malory. who has been spend
my several days here with her mother and
Trends, has returned to Richmond TO re-
spino her course at Massey's College
Miss Lily Percival visited in Broadnax on
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Nancy Powell. OF the High School.
accompanied by Miss Grace Mallory. spent
Saturday and Sunday at Woodview, the
home of Miss Powell.
Miss Elizabeth Delaney and brother. tho
Key. FRANK Delaney. returned Saturday
night from a short visit to tie exposition
Mr. j. j. Basiey has returned from Wash.
irgien, where he spent several days this
week,
Norfolk convocat!on convenes In ST. An
eth u
Miss Orie Lee, who has been visiting Miss
Caroline Bagley. of Windsor Avenue LEFT
Friday evening for Richmond Miss Bagley
accompanied her, and VIII spend Saturday
ana Sunday in that city.
Miss Martha Collier OF Petersburg. Is
visiting Mrs David Dunlop
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Newport News Social News.
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NEWPORT NEWS VA, November a.
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs Ashby Watts.
Of Lynchburg, who is.the guest of Mrs. q.
Watts. Mrs Batchelor, Mrs j. r. Curry.
Mre II. Il. Parker, Mrs. l.. J. Patton. Mrs.
w: w, HARDWOOD and Mrs. 3: r.. Gary.
Friday evening Miss Lucille Cooper enter
In honor of her guest. Miss Pauline Sewers.
of Clarke. Her guests included Misses Ell
len Kersey. OF Richmond Claudia Perkins.
Mary stearnes. Mamie Reynolds. Agnes
Enes. Ethel Cottrel. Blanche Webb. Suss
Brett, Mrs. Louis Lear Mrs. ". T. Chaplin
Mrs. Ilnuckle, of Pulaski; Mcssrs. Jane.
?, Epes, w. l.. shumate. Charles Epcs
Howard Bowen. James Bowen. U. Il. Nor
ment, Louis Lear and stribline Ballard.
DR.. and Mrs. Il, r.. BlalsesIee, of Bin.
rnmton, n. Y. ana Mrs. James Freeland
Lewis, of New. York City, arc stopping IN
the city.
ter. Mrs. Douglas Gordon. in. Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Lieves, of Mddeport
o., are visiting Mrs. S. II. Werthemer On
the Boulevard
Mr.. ana Mrs D. Il. Witt have returned 10
Lynchburg after u visit to relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. II. B. Hubbard and Miss
Mary Paynel OF East Aurora, N Yoare vis-
Ting Mr.. and Mrs. James Payne on Twenty
sixth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. White Chandler, of Tam
pa. Fla. returned home to-day after an ex-
city.
Miss Mary Austin. Of Tarboro. N. ca has
returned home after visiting Miss Ida Hem
ley here. 49,
Miss Emily Hodges has returned from
Wilson. n. c.. where she went to attend the
wedding of her friend, Miss Gretchen
Batbe
Mrs. NJ. A. Birkhoz has gone to Illinois
u make her home.
Miss Mary Palen, of Florida, is the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. I, L. ralen. on Forty
niIth Street,
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Crewe Social News.
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CREwE. VA. November Mrs. C. Il.
Elmore left yesterday for Portsmouth. where
Rev. Mr.. Elmore is conducting revival SER
Rev. w. j. Bray. OF the Methodist Epis-
ccpal Church. Is preaching a series of SER
mons to young men on Sunday evenings.
Miss Louise Budd. of Blackstone, was the
grest OF relatives here last week.
Christian Endeavor services at the Chris
tan Churchypn Friday evening We're led by
Mrs. F. E. @1ume.
Mrs Joseph Anderson will spend the
winter with Mrs. Cora Anderson at Han
oock Hotel.
Mrs. Allie Gallagher oliver. worthy grand
matron of tho Eastern Star OF Virginia. VIII
visit Ruth and Ardme Chapters, Richmond.
on the 18th and 18th of November. and
Alpha Chapter Petersburg. on the 18th.
Mrs q. G. Womack. OF Keysville, Is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. George w. Oliver.
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.PIMPLES,
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Every particle Of impurity Is driven
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you can solemnly depend upon .Stuart's
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having splotchy face. Don't have
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Your blood makes youswhat you are.
The men and women who forge ahead
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mighty satisfying to you even at the
end or q week, TheS will make you
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We want to prove to YOU that stuarts
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Christiansburg Social News.
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.CHR1STIANsBuRG VA, November "a
merry party OF young people, gathered at
Mcntgomery College on Thursday evening
anJ spent most happy evening playing
tile old Halloween games made famous by
Burns. The ghostly figures fitting to and
fro lighted by pumpkin lanterns, pro-
fusion of autumn leaves. with refreshments;
OF cider. ginger cakes. red apples and au-
tunn leaves and nuts. made perfect Hal
lcwe'en picture. In one corner witch
locked into the future and told only the
pleasant things.
Scattered about the room were basins 81
water with red apples floating, ready for the
bctblng game. In front OF the open fire
ciestnuts We're popped. and n large tub Of
water invited all to set sail. the miniature
boats holding tiny candles In order to tlnt
whether the path Of true love would be
smooth or stormy.
Among those who assisted Miss wardlaw
were Mrs. 4. p. Spindle. Miss Ida Goodloe,
OF Boston: Miss Hatch. OF Mississippi: Miss
Holt. Of Norfolk. The guests were Misses
sunonraie Fagg, Nashti Howard. Elizabeth
Sohaeifer. Louise Huniey. Gussie and Bea-
irice Kohen, Mildred Mitchell, Bessie Sur
face, Ella tAgee, Katie Statnaker. Kathleen
Dickic. Elizabeth Roop. Margaret Hail, Edna
Tynell and James Raugiey.
Miss Cora LOVING of Eliiston. arrived
Wednesday for weeks visit to her sister.
Mrs. james S. Childress
Miss Ida Gooioe, of Boston, is the CUES,
of her relative. Mrs. Richard g. Spindle
Miss Jennie Hall returned to Childress on
Wednesday after quite an extended stay
with Miss Jennie Chiidress.
DR.. John Edgerton Cannaday, of Hans.
ford, W. Va, spent the week IN town. Dir.
Cannaday has resigned his position as SUI.
perin,endent of the Sheltering Arms Hospi-
tai, and Will spend some time In Europe. He
NIL have charge of the Wheeler Memorial
Hospital At Charleston. w Va,
Mrs. IL. B. Jacobs. of Roanoke. arrived
Friday morning
Mr.. D. NJ. Suite, of Lynchburg was in
town on Thursday
Mrs. Witten and Miss Cythia Stevens left
a. noon on Friday for Martinsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Boiling spent
Friday and Saturday in Roanoke.
Captain John r, johnson and Prof r. p,
Campbell Returned Tuesday from Charleston
W. Va, where they have been attending the
Synod OF Virginia.
Among those from Christansburg who
have been in Norfolk, during the week are
Nh r. 3 Spindle. Misses Gertrude and
Katherine Spindle. Horny Spindle, Mr.. an
Mrs. r.. Bttc Hairless Mrs ]. NJ
Boyd. Mr., Hugh Boyd, Mr.. sllaS Shelburne.
Mn and Mrs. Edwin S. Hagan. Miss Duncan
Hagan
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Condir. of Fer
GIBSON. Mo. have been guests Or Mr.. 7. w.
Fagg during the week
Mrs. 7. Lamkn. OF Roanoke, is the guest
OF Mrs. J.. w. REYNOLDS.
Miss Frances shelburna. OF Radford, ~
visiting Mrs. Redmond 1. Roop
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Gainesville Social News.
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CARTERsvILLE, VA, November a.
Rev. Bennett Branch, of Low Moor Va. Is
the guest of his cousin. Rev. J. N. Rowland.
of this place. He will preach at the Meth
odist Church here Sunday morning
Misses Mary and Helen Reynolds have
been visiting friends in Richmond for the
past few days. They will return home Sun
day.
MIR. Terry, of Richmond college, filled
the pulpit at the Baptist Church on last
Sunday. He is a pleasing speaker, and a
young man OF much promise The pastor.
Mr.. r. j. Rhodes. who has been quite sick
10. several days. is improving some.
Work is going on rapidly at the Baptist
doubtless be ready for use in "A few weeks. &.
Miss Annie Mae Rhodes Will leave in a
few days to visit friends In CORTLAND.
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Bon Air Social News
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Especial Ine llneS- DispHtCn.J
Bon AIR. VA, November Mrs.
Withers left Tuesday for weeks
stay in Richmond as the guests Of
Mrs. Percy Montague.
Miss Edith scofin was recent
Mr.. r. NJ. Burlington left Wednes-
day on a business trip to Lynchburg
and Roanoke.
Miss Annie Moon is spending the
ley in Fredericksburg.
Miss Hermoine Moor is the guest of
Miss Lucy Mason, In Richmond.
Mrs. Haslsins Hobson and Miss Patty
Lois Hobson are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Ashburner.
Mrs. Flippen who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Allen Ferguson, has
returned to Powhatan.
Mrs. j. X. HaZen and Miss Hazen
have returned from short trip to the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Montgomery have
moved to Richmond for the winter, af
tier a most delightful six months spent
Mr.. William Cooke. of Georgia. is
here on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
7. l.. p. Cooke.
Bertha and Darnley Adamson have
left for Richmond to spend the winter
at Miss pliers. No. l15 East Frank
lin Street.
MISS boya, VINO mas oeeu lle cues.
Of her nephew. Mr.. j. 3. Patton, at
Roslyn, has returned home.
Mrs. Norman Morton and little
daughter, Resale. were recent guests
of Mrs. J. Il. Cox.
DIR. Il. b. Mcclure is away on a
short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairleigh Cooke, who
have been sunmering at Mrs r. P.
H. Cookies. left Friday for their home
in Richmond.
Mrs. Richard Bellamy was the recent
guest of Mrs. r. NJ. Bullington.
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Farlnville Social News.
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Special to The Times Dispachl
4 F.\RMVILLE. VA, November ga con-
mittec OF farmers from buckingham county
.plcnic in WILLIS Mountain on Thursday next,
given in the interest OF the tobacco Assoc
ciution, Everybody is given N cordial well
come to attend. Hon. Hal u. blood, Mr. j.
'raNior Thompson and Mr.. ~ r. Bondurnnt
are booked for addresses, which viii be de.
liNered from point near Wuodson's Cave on
the west side OF the mountnln,
Mrs Marina Robinson, one OF Farmville's
Oldest and most respected citizens was
taken to ~ Richmond hospital one day this
week by DIR. William j, Oils for an opera :
ton fer u torturing nerve affection of the
face Mrs Robinson Is in, her cishty-sev-
3entl; year, and her many friends in Farm
willie await anNiously her return home free
from tho suffering she has SO long endured,
Judge Grorge j. Hundley and family took
In the exposition this week.
Mrs. Allie g. Oliver. worthy grand matron
'-f 1ha Order Of EASTERN Star. VIII pay an
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!. ynchburg SociialNews.
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x
.r,,s hmm, of Mr ana Mrs +, +, Az.
a ns ,'or u n,yor,n una rs ~ - ap
81 beaatlfaiy arrans red re recc aaft
TUESDAY afternoon given by Mrs APP
person N honor OF iler daughter. Miss
Jessie Anperson, who Is one Of the
ssssason's most char ,,ias debiitantes
p Mrs Appcrson ana Miss Appcrson re-
II scived lhear guests IN the music
il room. wilcn VAS cone IN the color
\ scheme q pink. Assisting the host
ssses - .h b,,l Isne Mere Mere the resi- Of the
Jennie GLASS. GLADYS Head. Marion
Io,ts giarke Of ,h,u nts ana an Miss snap
nias ksris, or Richmond.
!, In thc diniing.r,o ',, We're MSsdanes
- =, ~ noper.i ArthMr =. Powell, John
Who Msfe as ana Ml BY Misses e e ph
s.a. r ~; mei9anield, Edith STANLEY
1 lacy, u IN susie Crump. Nellie
re- ,sns M, .,,,ah M NJ emerson i Gof
s.,n MS M,ilaln beastey. and punch
WAS Y served nS Mrs. .; :. Adams, Mrs
arr Of ills an ily a mrs' r aafry L.
Mesby. u Heafora city. , 49,,
- boy 10Y. party ar, was given Tuesday
nnlght ,, 4, me Ays a,ns or Music BY
,ia,icna Mis- ia,,ra Rndrord mn, ma
70 nu ,,ln, OF ,ueir ltisHas VINO VIII
a.tanu ,tlatlplaHe, wien nas o e.,i
H. r,r ln,ua ,owes ,,o,.n nnn,,,ini
inc tour ioWer DoNes We're occupieI
Ny Ny; ths party Sonp ,,s or ,a MI; nna
anS Ms ~ pboa,,e rdn,,,,,i Ta.,.e
ana Mi S Eus,u , la
Chmpbell ana Miss Annis. Clark.
~. Tayof anu MISS t Neiile 0 .i1l a w.
Dlekefs ~, ana ana ME- ME- ,dira yrnad'
I Tyr, cnnaaa "a and MIS- 1urii,e T.oyd
oE erre a and Miss Nannie DaVis
W l. Moore ana MISS MARY M aIari;
aiso alessrs. L. ~ s,fSr n the
ood. Aa'9 rs, , r,hs emtnrtnincd nj
paItE we.e , I,a i,a,,n ~ Ntisa alice
supper a. ne ne nome 9,,s %, str ss A'ice
woo @r and md Mrs Mrs. &c George u cnskie have
issued carIs OIL inslth.loh W, 10 wy ',,s M
rage OF .nalT o tn III bonai s Graham
Manrs w,,Ich viii III tai take place al the
'Eirst fres9 PIE I'. > NJ
so a, ahs ACADEMY e, Of Music Wednesday,
night a box party WAS stsen Wy ; :nas.
G.. Z. Lusado IN hoh Tbo oa n ncc,,nvine.
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WOMEN IN FIGHT ON HOTELS.
Many Aid Mrs. Bintch In Effort to Cons
pei Service to- UneAcOrteA.


pei Service to Unesc0rted.
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch, to whom
service was refused In a restaurant in
q hotel In Broadway because she was
without masculine escort after @
O'Clock in the evening, and who pur-
poses to make a test case OF 1t in the
courts, yesterday said she had received
many contributions, ranging from 81
to $500. from women throughout the
country to aid her, and that the inter-
est displayed in her cause was SUR
prlsing. She had just returned from
the State Suffrage Convention in Ge-
neya MsY where, she said, r e Is
and deciding to appeal to the Legisla-
.ture had been adopted.
cd. tina" that the Motel ti proprietors have
combined TO kill the suit. but that
doesn't affect me at all. mean to
take 1t to the highest court for decision,
Many OF the local clubs have taken the
matter up. and the New York State
Federation of Womens Clubs in its
convention next month will8also take
action on it.''--New York Herald.