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Jackets OF Cloth and Silk

JACKETS-Black Broadcloth and plain
and shadow stripe Tan Covert-th-,
and four button cutaways or stra.xst
fronts-slso English box models 4 No
satin Iining-Eorth IS. T.So
JACKETS Black Chiffon Brosdeloss.
Panama and striped and plain Co-e-u
single and double breast = no
worth s10.9S .........--......S S.So
Special values IN finer Cloth Jacker.
to s1z96.
BLACK SILK JACKETS-Jaunty xys.
set of with white or black braid 4 40
-SpeC1a1 ~sSV
JACKETS AND COATS OF Black sass
and Tarsta SfIk-ftted and ssnrt-
ftted-straignt or pointed back
black or white tsffs-s silk II Ne
TACT BRAID JACK ETS-Ovsr tsr,sa
siIk-kimono slesves-blaCk and 8 90
rclrrS-Enrth S120O ..--..-.--... Vs1C
Finer Braid Jackets 70 - %
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SILK and Lingerie Dresses

Dainty Lingerie Dresses OF pink. blue or
ecr1 Batiste-also emb'd dot
novelties lace trim 'd-Princess
and two-piece styles .S.0S
worth s6. 90 -....--------.--.-.'-
Tarreta and Foulard silk Jumper and
Princess Dresses-Checks, cots anu
plain colors-lace yokss and
sleeves or silk sleeves = OH
worth sI29S ......--------------
randsorna SILK Princess Dresses
of plain and stripe Taretss ana
dotted Foulards-handsomely
trfn'd with lace or tucked is. SS
netstworth So so ...-.,--.---
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SOLD UNTIL T. NJ oNLY-No Mail Telephone or'''
New-York tribune., 1908-05-07

Ticket Ufices: 355 and 1870 Broadway.
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/. PERTAINING TO :
STATE OFFICIALS =
: ras,msnasSngneNaEgRsEs'maRe

Alexander johnson. secretary of the
national charities and correction con-
gresa arrived IN tho city last ovenius
from indianapolis. Ind. to confer with
the hospital and charities committee
of The legislature lie rs spocinliat
in the line Of the feeble minded and
indigcnt Deoplo.
Mrs Charles West and two children
arrived shis morning from Euid At-
torney Gecnral West and family win
be at home t0 their many friends n
the capital city la the omar future in
the McGann property on West cleye.
land avenue, which Mr. West has plr-
chased
George RdineY county school super
lntendent of aGrleld county, IS here
today confeuing with state officials
he has arranged with Miss Barnard,
state comhissivhef Of charities. 20 adj
dress the teachers OF aGrheld county
az their next meeting which viii be
held on February 29th.
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BOARD MAY CHANGE
QUARANTINE LINES


Attorney General Chas West in an
opinion today holds that IN the ab-
sence OF legislation. the state board
OF agriculture has power TO establish
lines temporarily or semi-permanently
for quarantine purposes and 70 require
dipping OF cattle IN such numbers as
they find reasonable. proper aud neees-
sary
He also holds that the legislature
has the undoubtea authority TO place
the quarantine line wherever il Will.
and whenever il exercises this author
ity It's expressions viii be absolute
aud that until Is does SCI. the board Of
agriculture hes the authority to
change the present quarantine line.
Il also has The power to change the
line across and onto that part OF the
country which was formerly Indian
Territory, ana also that part of the
state formerly known as the Usage
Indian reservation The opinion was
rendered upon the request OF Secre-
tary p J. Waugn Of the state board
OF agriculture. IN behalf 0i the board.
whose membefs are contemplating
chaneing the quarantine lines TO cmt
brace the Usage nation aud part Of
former Indian Territory.
Assistant AuQfney GeDeral n. q
Spillman holds that county iudEe.
] liRyc Tie power 70 take Rclnowlsige
lttut nhder g foosiitution Whicf
gives them the same power as probate
] courts bad
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DURING SLEEP
Nature Repairs the Human Engine

~ ------- - - --
~ "'' l'l' q ~ '"s ag ."use
r.ols of ls7s "as'y q iSsuss ~ ',e
hVih"h engine VIZ" = fsi'A'i'o -
hisht dNiihs sleep
nt man or Noill''h VINO sah sleep
Wel at niEnl' N elIe 81 tne heoss'
safs repairs sine tu'u5s usliis tlsn,'
% make e'nh oas liine OF 'aen'f
D ss ana iNlns = reai l2y'
Eu lel s}nsolnnia ~ holn oi you
amy ING suiHSls pesna, " sine ~
Worh WIN Z ih'ehlpe oul On Iepa", a
N'of "onan = pe'lenee WIN COL
iee ~ n 'li,'si 81 iN''i'ipia p iN-
'etssliht, ane nd3
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The hon rendered the Admiistra.
tiou club last evening IN the Revelor's s.
hail by Mrs Reed of Oklahoma city.
VAS one of the leading social events
of mn week Mrs Reed has been ono
OF the leading society Instructors ia
select oklahoma CITY society for the
past few years and Is contemplating
opening hall here.
Mrs John r Gates delightfully."- en.
tcrtaiuod the members of the r. A. A.
Thimblo club this afternoon at her
home on South First street There
WAS q large attendance and profit
able meeting was held Light refresh
ments were served
Mrs. % B Lee entertained the mem
bers OF the West Side w G. H. q this
afternoon at her hontc on West Noble
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Ashwouh of
East villas avenue yesterday became
the parents Of a Spound boy
6. E society OF Christian church
gives valentine social In evening at
home Of Miss Grace Griffith.
The west Side w. c. T. u. have
postponed their meeting on account OF
the rain and viii meet Thursday az 3
O'Clock with Mrs. b. y. lee, 1927 West
Noble avenue
Mrs w r. Clcman mt of Oklahoma
City is a Guthrie visitor today
The Shakespeare club conducted
their regular weekly meeting this al
ternoou at the Carnegie library There
was large attendance and pront
able session was held
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEs1
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
sHfn 3naN'sH4E sHan'SH'sHfH fH1II


Hugh Dean is here from Carney
L. a. Martin is here FROM ri Reno.
W p Wells Of Prague is in the
A. Robertson. Of Faliis, IS in the
city
q D Mckee Of kansas city, is here
today
Eugene Williamson Of button IS in
the city
A. p Braclen Of Kinghsher is in
the city
3. Phmour Of Edmond is Guth-
ne visitor
Dr Leslie J. Allen is here from Ok
lahoma city today
Jiankcr S. w Hogan Of Cashion was
in the city last evening
Attorney Sam Harris is here from
Oklahoma City on legal business,
Bea 2. Williams 81 Norman, is here
attending the Masonic Grand lodge
G. p. Wilcox OF Carney is herr at
Tending The Masonic Grand lodge meet
ings,
M M Murray chas 2 Hun and z.
E Sands. of Wichita Falls are here
today on railroad business.
Bankers Gus Hamci and John Rine-
hart Of Fallis, are here attending the
Masonic Grand lodge meeting
Nr Scales, brother of Mrs J. 5.
Lladish Is here from Pulaski. Tenn.
lie All locate in the new state
County ClerksJ r. Donart OF Payne
county Is here from saltwater attend
ine the Masonic grand lodge meetings
Df Thomas and wife of Weather
ford are here Attending the Naaoni,
grand lodge and Eastern Star meet
ings
Feed o SPARKS Of p1Aca CITY is herr
affenIme tie Masonic Grand lads
llc IS Past Grand Master IN the Okla
homa jurisdiction. tFf1 49,
Tor. j. G. Mahr OF ShaNuee. IS in sh
city conterrine win legislative men
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ORPHANS HOME BENEFIT

An Orphans iflnc bnehf concert
wd be given a. the Chrlslign church
by Ardery Cslleec this Week, The
Kindergarten ard esq9ATlry stu.
dents viii entertain on Wednesday
night the 18th aud on Thursday
night The isih the advanced sbidepip
VIII give nroeiam which viii ap
pear iafcr Admission - and la
cents Eieht ocl0 2 sharp a good
cause Purchase q ticket d yqa can
not se if.
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hers he Is secretary aud superin.
tendent Of the state board OF health
John Harris and Mr. Frazier, of
kiowa county. are in the city
VIM Baker of Crescent City. one Of
Logan coumys substantial farmers. ia
IN the city MIR Baker says tue farm
cr union in this county is very pros
porous.
Ghleywashihg rain today
Miss Frances Haskell was on the
s,ek list YESTERDAY
II the Legislature moves ii VIII be
RoTrblican iusolence that does it,
Youngblood OF Pauls Naelly. Is IN
the city conierring With Secretary
Waugh OK the state board of agricul-
turs Mr. Nounehlood who Is con
nectcd with The agricultural bureau at
Washington -. G. rs giving lectures
throughout the new state encouraging
the teaching OF agriculture 10 public
schools.
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r. Kennedy. travelling passcn3er
agent for The SANTA re ie here from
Topelsa today conierring with the cor
poratlon commissisee
wH ridner division trainmsster
for the sUnta re in OMaspnla is liete
cnnielri0k ith Agent COchren fcla
tive to tle new train schedp.f
The Ripley turn arounl nassenser
run and the Denver. Enid and Gull
branch TO Kiowa. Kansas IS bcire 90
Grated by two train crews. each MAX
ing the round trip every otier dag
Engineer billy Wasoner IS IN
Enid taking The cxtm for The Dengc
Enid and Gulf RON between hefe epd
Niowa. Kansas. Billy Is cne Of ;fe
oldest men M the empl0ye Of the san.
Ia Ire He has been with them over
- years and enlisted in their service
The DAY after carl Mack did Meek
is tl.e engineer who was killcl ia ihe
Rtd Rock wreck last fall.
Local Ticket Agent Al tliAon. for
the knig tsatcd today The Santa
fc cutting on their unrpne train TO
kane8g City gives us much hCNur
business I sold twice as many tieS
Gie TO Kansas city and other eaatarn
points yesterday The Katy runs
four traius day each way from here
TO Falls and makes connections win
the main limo oyer
santa Fe conductor ban G Conway
iof Ncwtou Is iu the city
/ Santa Fa conductor AZ Gla1ier is ems
ioyina few DAYS ay on befnre he
takes the main llne run Of thc Santa
/ fe back again
! TruiHmaster @ -. Waie ol The r.
I smith and WESTERN IS here to-day
from Dustin.
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"Wednesday.

The Ladies' Social circle on the
Presbyterian church meets in after
noon with Mrs }. w Wheeler at her
home 1921 West Noble avenue
Merry Sixteen club meets with Miss
Dosse Manchett
,adies of the rhristy Guild viii
give victipia musicale at the homo
Of Mrs c c. Kneisley. AIS North
Broad street
Ladies' of ST. Mars's Church give a
card party in evening at knights OF
Columbus hall
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sRospecTUs.


Tuesday.
The Shakespeare club meets in the
Afternoon in their club rooms at the
Carnegie library
West Side W. G. r. u meets in
afternoon with Mrs. b. Lee at 1921
West Noble avenue
The ro oeption to Mrs John Thread
eill. of Oklahoma city. by the city
Federation of Womens clubs az the
Carnegie library.
Pastimo Euchrc club meets.
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~ zsu 9lsnsas'H 3 HsE n - "a
! WORK OF THE !
GRIM REAPER !
~ ~ asEHH H2Hsz8HaE nj

The ronains ~ Mr Clare Emer.
son Clark. aiio died a. oc'oA Non
day mcrniug ai ihc resiioRce of hrr
SON Clinton B Ciark 1895 D. fog9B
uelo shipped ~ Wicaita ihs stfer
nofn. Mr and lir Clark and arr
lynae M8sou of Lawrence kans
arcompanifi ihe body THE Funeral
viii ialsa pl,ce Wednesday Afternoon.
conducted hy me iypgta club. of
VII "a tho deceased WAS "a pasi rrcsr
0ent. Mrs Clafs prlor fo coming 90
Guthrie six months ago. made her
y me gilh Mrs Gov Robinson She
was closely Identified Win no early
history 81 Kansas aud ner ne was
filed Nilh good deeds
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Takes -Four Hours TO 90 % Saltwater
Harry Sw0pe one OF Che leading
saltwater Merchants WHO is here az
tCnliug the Masonic grand lodge
meeting appearl before The corpora
tion commlssion Yesterday and regls.
tered q kick against the Santa Pc
ior faidng on The morning aud even
lug treins 70 saltwater lie states
that it was good lcal train tnd was
a paying proposition ~ takes ua
four haua now 10 come the 80 miles
frcu saltwater 20 Gtthre This D.
outrageus aud q taltas as long tn
20 back We spend eight hours Of
the ay coming and going 10 Get 70
Guirie
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] IN sRaH sEs.rE IN "a sE,s'a
! FRESH TOPICS :
OF THE TOWN b
: .szsHsRsKaEsa asMsEsHsEsnsla


At Droamisnd.
Tonight al Drcamland the well
known and highly appreciated Ben
Fer win be presented This is q
duction every one should see. children
as wcli as grown ups 70 d not only
exciting and pelasing but Is beneficial
as wen Remember this runs tonight
and tomorrow night and every one
should see q before the close
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The Retailers VIII held their reg
ular monthly meeting tonight at the
Eiscnschm r. store commencing
promptly az s crlocr There win hc
basiucss of Importance 20 be trans
acted aud al members are earnestly
requestel 20 ba present
a o. FARQUilARsON. Pres
w A. RANSON, Sec
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Thursday.

Mrs w. H. lIerod, 20 entertain the
Thursday afternoon Euchre club.
Spscial call meeting of the Etude
club at the home Of Mrg j. p Kelly,
7l0 East Cleveland avenue.
Acorn club meets.
Bill Cross, secretary Of state en-
terlains the members of Chapter
Gross, Daughters Of Confederacy IN
tue evening at Hotel lone parlors
Mrs. George Stockdaic entertains
the Ex elsior club IN the q ernoon at
her home. 6g5 Mansur avenue.
The Eastern Star GIatd lodge OF
oklahoma give cots ~ at the
Temple IN the evening.
West Side w. G. T u meets Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs B. d. Lee
1921 West Noble avenue.
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a tissue builder. flesh producer,
brings health and happiness into the
system That's Whit HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea has done for
millions Tw,l 40 the same for you.
35c, Tea on Tablets G. r Renfro.
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mingo, j. A. Julien. Cordeu. c. A. Sic.
duhm. Tryon; ~ NJ lauthwQrth
Hooker; j j. ETnHs. stroud, j. w.
Mansel. A. Harris and lno w Cou-
borne. hobart j. l.. Chappell and H..
9nd c. H. Wilcox Carney. ltbe t'n-
derwood Normani Fred a. Sparks.
Ponca City. a. a. Frasier Red Rock,
W. A. Gardn p Arlington r Futt
man. and a. r. CWlum HennesseX;
y, W Miles Piedinonls rNh Blair
Walters, James Oldham, Anadarlo
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sa4As :
= PERTAINING TO
Z THOSE ON SICK LIST
4 ss.sn9nsns,HsmTHsMsMsHsRsMsis

r. A. Gamney. who has been quite
i'll fcr the past ten days is conyaicsc-
ing.
+. w Gist has recovered from an
attack OF Ia grippe.
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ATLAST,
CONSPIRACY Expos L ID
AT LEGISLATIVE
HALL
Tuesday Night, February II,
at s O'clock For Men
Only Admission Free

The othtr side % Che Dr Gnlley case
Ion the linelg1t "A neuuOn s'GneA 1t
thousands ol our BEST eltizcus afN
ing that justice be melted out % Que az
thei restcemed citizens
mi exspost wiz make iusuco weep
and cause tine hird ot ireetor tu
scream ont for mcrcF ~ adfae lia
fail tine Hael ia the dust
number ol speakers who kn0n
iho trnfh win De- tharfi tlno divided
With the opposition.
lhere Wih De- an exciting Tins "a
fha mg Ni3i pieit
After the expose. au ckNllpltion ~
tho system nf hcalth tauEhi and pfle
tifoi by ur Cuiley wiil De etDialnta
on Illustrated charts showing ti'e ifo-
fife 0f thIs persecution ChiloMe
fif 9ud othcf physicians ore rluesies
30 be There
The truth Nill make yos free
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Abbott

Marcum-AbbotC
Miss Effie Abbott, daughter of Rep
fescntatiye w T Abbott and wife.
and Andrew r. Marcum son Of Mr.
and Mrs. A G Marcum, a few miles
west Of town. were married al the
oart house by Judge Cameron We'd
nesday They are splendid and pom
ular young people. amt We join their
hundreds OF friends in extending con
gratuatiOns and good wishes for the
future. .-Alya Pioneer
Tho Womans Home Mission society
OF the NJ Il. Church South will bold a
business meeting In the basement OF
the church Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock an ladies OF the church are
requested 10 attend as business OF inn
portance demand our attention.
By orler OF the President
Miss Martha Ardery OF Columbus
Indiana, is visiting her brother Harry
r. Ardrry at 695 East Cleveland ave.
The ladies OF So Marys Uathohc
church give a card party Wednesday
/ evening In the Knights Of Columbus
I hail on East Harrison avenue. This
is the first OF q series Of several 80 be
given before lent.
alrs. S. T.. spurisr Is IN saltwater
visiting lriends and relatives.
The yome people OF the first Pres
byteIian church give a calendar social
tas evening az the home Of Mr. aud
/ Mrs Wn. mccoy 60i East Washington
avenue A cogdial invitation Is extern
ded 10 an
Th Cambridge club conducted a
very successful meeting at the Carae-
gle library yesterday afternoon.
The Christian Eadeayor society Of
lth First Christian church win give a
valentine social at the home OF Miss
Grace Grihith soc East Cl5geiand
lavenne Wednesday evening a cor
idial invitation is extended 70 an.
Miss Katherine Schnell entertaini
the Merry Sixteen Sewing Club tO
morrow afternoon at ner home 2li
in a body "Wednesday night % th,
Brooks theatre.
Mrs. A. a. Margau of saltwater OK
ilahoma Is in the city visiting Mrs All
HE Hilerman a her home On 7il
East Clevciand She will remain lo
few days and will also be- a gucs
at the Mrs Threadgil reception a
Carnegie library
Tie Elks give another one of thci
lpoular Invitation dances Thursday cy,
lining complimentary to the state al
lcials members ol the legislature an
their wives and friends. a. the clu
ROOMS on north division street,
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A. oreamlspd

Tonight at nreamland the we'll
ln0wn ara hgaly apias sied Ben
furr VIII be presented This ie q
production cy ryoue should see.
children as ven aa grownups 10 is
rot oBA exciting and DlcaHiug bat is
beuefcial as well Remember this
B. nH ionirt eni tomorrow might aud
fH Nor should see t he.orc the
close
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YouLhf0I Tra1lares.ors ~

|"|TTT"T y - T H-""T" 7" 7 TTT""7
Chae GRAY Harvey Fraction and Lee
McCill eoiorrd lads were found guilty
in police court last evening on the
charge of stealing merchants fr)m
the Bruce Novelty store 0u West
Ncbie avenue They were fined sos
and costs each which their parents
paid for th nn The lads are young ia
years and are nf reputable families
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order for Inspection.

order Tor Inspection.
An members OF Co % are hereby
ordered to report at the armory 22l
Sast Harrison avenue, at o'clock D.
N. sharp February ifth, 1908 for in
spceion Blue uniforms VIII be worn,
Bring all stabe property in your pos
session
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Friday.

Domestic Science club meets with
Mrs. l.ohr- Misses Matchett and i.ohr
give a chatting dish demonstration
EIftddtainmert at Baptist church
Cor members OF the legislature and
state officers.
Guthrie Whist club, with Mrs. j j.
Hildreth
Recital by pupils of Miss JAMIE
Hagar, at her studio
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lined For eoot.LeaaIna

Fined For Boot-Leg0lng,
Judg Suang fined Alyin Ruras,
who was arrested at the Flks Hotel.
Saturday for bookkeeping, $50 and
sentenced him to 80 days in the coun-
ty jail.
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w H rd Her division trainmaater
for the suuta re So Okaepua Is liefe
c0nfe,gins With Ascent cochreu fcla
tive to the new train schedps&
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Saturday.

Mrs Frank Radcliffe entertains the
Smart Set in the afternoon at her
home 723 East Cleveland evenue.
The young people OF the Presby
terrain church give calendar social
al the home OF Mr. and Mrs VIM
Mccoy, 6oi east Washington avenue,
Ia the evening
Mrs. Jessie Woods Fonda IS visit
ing at the stevens home. l2l East
cleveland avenue MRS. Fonda spent
part of her girlhood as resident of
Guthrie
Misses Maggie aud Nellie lIaws of
Mulhall are here visiting friends end
relatives
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nush Dgan . loto 600 l.arnay.
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Mrs. A. A. Margau of saltwater Ok
lahoma Is in the city visiting Mrs Alb
HE Hillerman al her homo Ou 40
East Cleveland She will remain lor
Jew DAYS, and viii also be- a guest
al the Mrs. Threadgiu reception al
Carnegie library
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Santa fe conductor nan G Conway
~ Ncwtou IS iu the city
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John Harris and Mr. Frazier,
kiowa county. are in the city
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Santa Fa conductor AZ Gla1ier Is en-
ioyina 4 few DAYS lay on beipre he
takes the main line run Of ihc Santa
re back again.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-15
MAJ0R-GENERAL WANSER
REVIEWS FIRST REGIMENT

Major-General P. Farmer Wanser,
division commander of the First Regi-
meht, N. G. N. j., was the guest Of
honor at a review held in the armory
If that organization last night. Cen
eral Wanser was accompanied by Ad-
jutant-General -Breintnall, Brigadier-
General Campbell and members of his
staff. Colonel Freeman was in charge
of the drill, and shared with the SOL
diers the applause that followed their
brilliantly executed maneuve Sheriff
Harrigan, Under-Sheriff Reilly and
Senator-eiect Osborne were also in at.
tendance as guests of Company M, and
we're accorded ia friendly reception.
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MISS ERlNEsTINE NEWMAN.

drama was written by William j. Nc
Herman, the w~ell-known local play
wright, who is acting as coach. others
who will take part are Miss Frances
Schneider, Miss Ethel Treihart, Miss
Elsie Taub and Miss Sadie Fishman,
and M. Kruger, P. Stahl, ], Cohen. w.
Unterman, J. Wiman, A. Herman, j.
~Tannenbaum, J.. Stahl and J. Schwartz.
The Sterling Social Society was or
ganized February %, 1905 (Washing-
toms Birthday and, as this is the third
affair of it's kind, the members are put
ting forth all their efforts to make 1t
the most successful.
The arrangement committee Is com
posed of Max Kruger, chairman; Jack
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-15

Cohen, Paul Stahl, Joseph Stahl,
Nathan Schneider, William Unterman,
Thomas Odesky, A. M. Herman, Jack
Weiman. Abraham Puder, Norman
Kemper and Joseph Schwartz.
The officers of the society are: Will
lam .Unterman, president; JACK Wei
man, vice-president; Joseph Schwartz,
treasurer; Maurice Kurtz. financial
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Fine Entertainment Is Planned
for Newarkers on
January 5.

Among the young women who Will
take part in THE Queens Double" a
two-act comedy drama, which will be
produced in this city for the first time
by the Sterling Social Society in the
Kruger Auditorium January 5 next, is
Miss Ernestine Newman, a charming
local favorite in amateur dramatic
arcles.
A reception will follow the play. The
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IMAGINATION

Perhaps the worst thing that can be
said about liquor is that it makes some
men imagine they can sing.
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secretary; M. M. GALLUP, recording sec
rotary, and David Treihart, sergeant,
alarms.
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roosting-p place for the flies by slicinx
her apples and hanging them up on
strings from the ceiling to dry?
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GONE.

What has become of the tender
woman who furnished a