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CONSULTATION FREE TODAY. DE-
tailed report on any mine or corporation
in the United States, Mexico or Canada.
Value of stocks verified Every thing
strictly confidential AMERICAN Blu
REAU OF MINES. INC. AIS p. E. Bldg.
Home F3439 5-21-tf
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MONEY LOANED ON REAL ESTATE
mortgage security; mortgages contracts
for sale or real estate and trust deeds
purchased. CHARLES LANTz, attorney,
IO8 Bullard blk 5-19-S
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FOR SALE
Typewrlters
Livestock-POuItry, Dogs, Birds
Harness

FOR sALE-THoRoUGHBR PEDIGREE
81. Bernard pups beautifully marked
Call 1855 N. MAIN ST. 6-1S-tf
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STORAGE

LARGE PRIVATE. LOCKED. IRON ROOMS
trunks. boxes, ETC.. 25c to Soc; open vans
Sc per day, 75c per hour. We pack and
ship household goods everywhere at re-
duced rates. COLYEAR'S VAN AND SToR-
AGE CO., office 5Op-n 8. Main st. Ware
house A5-17 San Pedro st. Phones F3171.
Main 1117. S-S5-6
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TRussEs AND SUPPORTERS

LONDON TRUSS co. TRUSS FITTING
specialists; elastic hoissry, etc. 7A g.
SPRING ST. s-Io-x
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LEADING AGENTS.
SUITE 311-312h SEVERANCE BLDG
SIXTH AND MAIN SITS.
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s14o0--CAFE with LIQUOR LICENSE
prominent coast town; furnished rooms
rent $50; receipts $50 daily; the only res
taurant with liquor license in this popu-
lar town; 12 tables; 4 private booths
seating 64 all complete. See LEAHY q
SON
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strong and active ?
Let me tell you how
to regain health and
strength without the
use OF dangerous
drugs. VITALIZ dry
battery electric belt
cures weakness, back
ache, lumbago, stom-
ach. liver, kidney
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Beach Property

OWN SEVERAL GOOD PROPERTIES IN
Long Beach which I purchased when prop
erty was very cheap. I will sell below the
market; improved and unimproved one beau
tiful residence worth s15, 600; make offer
r. w. STEVENS, R. F. D. No. 1. Box 14S
Long Beach, Cal. b-2O-ft
FOR SALE
Lot S, block lis, in the Redondo Villa Tract;
price $780, W. C. DE MISE,
S29 I ST., Bakersfield, Cal.
5-12-14t
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MONEY TO LOAN

QUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS,
HORSES, WAGONS, LIVE STOCK
Or other personal property. Lowest rates
of interest. Your friends need never know
Hours 8 a. to p.
Phones; F7421, Broadway 51T1.
FIDELITY LOAN CO.,
529 Mason bldg, cor Attn and Broadway.
6-5-1m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Main 2SO5. Homo E46Sl.
LEAHY g. SON,
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ssOo-or invoice, GROCERIES, To-
BACCO. etc. splendid location; doing a
cash business over counter of $50 daily;
rent 500, includes fixtures. scales shelVlhs
etc. II YOU are looking for paying bust
ness here IS one we will recommend. see
LEAHY & SON.
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Acreage

Acreage
We have three acres in the Strawberry
Park tract we can sell for $500 per acre
This land is on Vermont avenue and this
side of Gardena: two car lines on YER
mont avenue. Where can you get land on
car line and that near the city for less
than $1,000 per acre? This Is snap. Let
us show you something good.
McKcmZie-Carter Go.
214-215 Merchants Trust Bldg.
Phones-Main 5561; A5962.
5-1e-3
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BOOKS
LOST AND FOUND

,>-~-~---0-~-@~--~>-~-I77 5000
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
return of brooch with Ave diamonds, pearl
drop. lost Sunday morning in Central park
or between First Congregational church.
Olive street and Central park, to the man
straets $500
LosT-LADY'S WATCH, GOLD HUNTING
case. initials E. C. S.: Swiss, key winding;
family relic; reward. 2ss THoRNE ST. Call
Sunset phone East ST..
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FOR sALE-LARGE, NEW. FOUR-RooM
modern bungalows IS minutes from First
and Main; 1920; terms. EAST 2412. 1903
SMALL HOUSE. PORCH. GARDEN; 10
fare; s1s5; cash $50; balance Sc month. BOX
S. Herald DINA
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MODELS, EXPERIMENTAL WORK. NEW
machinery tools OF mechanism IN WOOD OF
iron made under contract; space saving APP
plances for bungalows, hreless cookers air
ship construction and appliances inventions
designed and perfected. We can DO your
work better and cheaper than anywhere in
the west PACIFIC EQUIPMENT CO, 1919
Leou ave-, Los Angeles. 4-25-lm
FOR REMITTANCE GARAGE, DOING A
good business; rent nominal; no machinery
or good will to buy. This Is a rare opening,
See OWNER. 408 S. Broadway. S-2l-tf
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FOR SALE
Houses
HOUSE AND LOT

LARGE CORNER ON WEST TEMPLE ST.
with four broom houses. For good buy
near subway, investigate this SMITH d
5-2t-1
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stores and offices

FOR RENT-sToREs IN AN OUTLYING
business center where there is decided
opening for the various lines OF business
Rents from $3.50 to $50 per month. See
OWNER, 4os s. Broadway. s-z1-u
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NO CAPITAL REQUIRED-LADIEs AND
gentlemen. opportunity OF your life. Can
AFFORD to miss it. Call on or address 62s
WEsTLAKE AVE. Phone 51512. 5-21-3
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FOR sALE-AT CORCORAN, CAL, FORTY
acres two miles best of soil in artesian
water and gas belt; fine for beets. al
falfa, dalrying gardening grape or
fruit land. Buy a home where they do
things. This is a snap at s75 per acre.
Terms or part See owner or write E. q.
PITTS at Corcoran, Cal.
b-14-16-1s-21-23
FOR sALE-THREE SECTIONS OF SCHOOL
land on the Palo Verde mesa. Sections Is and
IS in s., 20 E, and IS in s., 20 E.. water
from the Colorado river and wells. An ideal
land for oranges and lemons. Write H o.
SISSON, El Centre, Cal. 5-lS-7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
The Beautiful Eyes
of the Scnoritas
lNew YORK rheatrIcaI News. }

Yes" said lovely Muriel Lowande
when | saw her In her dressing room
before the third act. every member Of
our company enjoyed the tour OF Old
Mexico
Il learned several new things both
In and out OF the theater. For one, |
learned that the deep and lustrous
eyes OF the Mexican senoritas are not
always just the eyes that Nature en-
dowed them with.
Mexican girls do not despise SIM
pie means OF frightening the beauty
of their eyes. Actresses and society
women dissolve crystos in cold water
and drop one or two drops in each eye
before going to party. reception or
the theater.
mo, IL will not smart or burn; and
this homemade eye tonic not only
makes the eyes lustrous and beautiful.
but Il relieves tired. dull. red or in
famed eyes. II really strengthens
weak eyes.
"Why. yes-of course. use II. ]
can buy an ounce OF crystos at any drug
store. dissolve 1t in pint of cold
water, and have an eye tonic that
would not be without for the world"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
"SHINY" FAT FOLKS.

One OF the fat woman's chief Griefs
IN life is her shiny, greasy skin. III II
be pimpIy besides as II probably Is COR
NAV be). her cup Of anguish is tull
Powder and cosmetics simply hide
these horrors for season-a very
short season. They are not a cure for
them. There isn't any cure for them
except getting rid of the grease be-
meath when she does that she finds
her complexion improves
In this way only can | account for
the clear. natural complexion acquired
by those who use the Marmola receipt:
One-half ounce MarmolaN y ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, 3ia
ounces Peppermint Water. By causing
the excess flesh to be absorbed. 1t
clears the blood of the globules OF fat
which. physicians say. cause the greasy,
oily skin OF the over-fat.
This simple receipt makes mixture
both pleasant and harmless. IL causes
neither wrinkles nor stomach disturb
ances II is also quite, inexpensive.
Make IL a point to try some; take a
teaspoonful after meals and at bed
time for week or two and see II your
oily skin does not quickly disappear.
As you lose your fat your complexion
should progressively improve. and af-
ter month or so. when you have lost
Is or 30 pounds OF flesh, II should be
nearly perfect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

Never before has there been such
radical change in the methods OF
hair dressing as this spring has seen.
Becomingness is considered, rather
than fashion, and women are realizing
at last the truth--that woman's crown
Ing beauty Is her hair-and IL the hair
is we'll groomed and becomingly dress
ed. we may be called good looking
whether we really are or not.
The huge rats and countless puffs
fat women and thin alike have been
wearing are TO be used in more mod.
Grafton OF form.
The advent of the Grecian styles In
gowns have brought about the beau
tiful methods OF hair dressing OF the
same period. The illustration shows
a dainty garniture to be worn with
the low couture.
A broad band of heavy gold ribbon
edged with gold balls or beads. crosses
the hair above the low coils. another
crosses below In place OF the barrette,
joins the upper one behind the ears
and the two bands are held in place
with lunches of satin Marguerites In
white and gold.
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thereof since any such must have
been at Fanchette's expense. Il am
sorry you had so much trouble about
the bracelet. You got my message?"
He bowed again, in assent unable,
strive as he might, to find words with
which to reply fittingly. She moved
away with her husband, and no more
was said She had not offered TO In
troduce the one to the other, and mon
sieur, knowing no English, was none
too well pleased. He judged all men
by his own old standards, and those
had been low ones.
I'm going away now. O'Ferral,"
Quaintance repeated shakily.
The very best thing you can dc"
commented O'Ferral. who had OBJ
served monsieur looking back at his
friend. And. say. Steve. wouldn't
do anything silly IL l were YOU"
I'm fool" said Quaintance
drearily, but not that sort, OFerra!.
And my names Newman, not Steve -
They separated with a nod of un-
derstanding. but Quaintance had not
yet made his escape when Cornoyer
appeared. You don't look at all
WELL" he said with quick sympathy.
Monsieur, come with me to the drug
store OF the Blue Rabbit"
Quaintance paid no heed to his
chatter and followed him almost with
out volition.
The atmosphere of the Blue Rabbit
was smoke-thick From enshadowed
alcoves shone clear. bright eyes, and
pearly teeth flashed smiles as Quaint
ance looked DULY about him. The
swish and the frou-frou OF silk and
satin were audible over the ripping
tumult OF voices, the lace and the lin
gerie literally displayed on all sides
were Of the most luxurious.
Most of the men were also In even
ing dress, and as much at their ease
as the walters shutting about in dirty
shirt sleeves with stems by the dozen.
1t was the correct thing to drink
only beer at the Brasserie of the Blue
Rabbit And, that no least touch OF
realism might be lacking in their
believe. the proffer and accept
ance. of stein was Introduction suffl
cient to any one OF It's frequenters.
So much Quaintance cleaned from
Cornoyer In answer TO his idle ques-
lions. Suddenly there came to his
ears a strange yet familiar voice loud
ly raised in greeting. and he saw a
hand fall heavily on Cornoyer's shout.
der.
Hello, ]. j.. Still seeing life. Ell?
Quite like old times to run across
you here Make room for me-I'm
going TO buy you boys drinks"
ITO 30 ContInued)
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story and she fell into the trap,
flushing painfully as she explained
the reason which had led her TO leave
her husband within an hour of her
marriage. She was hopeful that once
they were satisfied OF the validity of
her position. they would release her
and give up whatever wild project
they had entertained. But In that she
was doomed to quick disappointment
for Seager informed her with much
assumed sympathy that she must stay
where she was until he should have
absolute proof in support OF her state
ments. alleging solicitude for her vel
fare as his moving impulse.
We'll go together" said Arend-
sen gruffly and knowing that 1t would
be vain to object. And we needn't
come back here tonight. The sooner
we strike the dues trail the better,
and he's sure to be a nightbird."
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Af0LLION
0 HudsoN DouslAs
cHAPTER yvllI.-(contInued).

=
She did not know how utterly her
simple words had dashed hopes on
which they had been building so as
suredly that these had come to as
sumo the shape OF certalnties In thelr
eyes.
You did that-on purpose to-pre'
vent me getting my share OF the es'
tatev' said Seager in choked snarl,
his fingers working. "Yol lined your
own nest-and shut me outside to
starve."
\ Il did what self-respect dictated.
she answered boldly. anger against
his obvious baseness lending her
courage.
Curse self.respect of that sort.
he cried hotly You've robbed me
OF my birthright, that's what you've
done. Amt | better man that the
damned Due des Reyes?s You've cut
your own throat, To spite me. that's
what you've done. And you know IL
as well as | do
He raved and ragged. almost beside
himself, till Arendsen, less noisy IL
no less dangerous. came forward ana
roughly silenced him. Fanchette's
eyes turned longingly to the door, but
he saw that and dragged the other to-
ward IL without loss OF time. Seager
was too bewildered to object. and
presently the trembling women heard
the key turned I'm the lock outside.
the outer door was also made fast,
and shutting footsteps died away on
the stair. They threw themselves
down on the couch, and cried forlorn-
" In each others arms, so heavy had
the strain upon their nerves been.
Seager and Arendsen fought their
side OF the question out by candle
light in one OF the lower rooms. The
latter was less downcast than his ally
by the disclosures they had listened
TO, and whose sincerity neither or
them could doubt He had already n
fresh move TO counsel. did not de-
spair entirely OF late success.
-" No, the games not up yet, you
fool" he interrupted, after listening
deafiy forsa time to Seagers futile
imprecations.
what can we do now" asked the
other querulously.
why don't you think, instead OF
talking?" Arendsen asked angrily.
w Hdl w uo ihNihfS N'N
whether this due OF hers won't stand
in with rs There are ten millions
TO go round. and most OF those fell
lows would sell their souls for
third OF that. We might upset The
marriage. get him to disown it
there are half a dozen cards left 10
play. Now what was she doing ell
by herself in America; Ell? Had they
separated already? There might be
something In that"
Seager stared at him. with the dawn
Ing of renewed hope in his eyes.
Glad, you're great. Dirck, he said.
We'll go straight up and ask her.
Then well tackle the due If he'd
only sit in with us, 1t would be easy
money all round
When they knocked at the studio
door again they found their prisoners
safe enough and both oil their feet,
defiant
I'm sorry | spoke $3.50 sharply
Just now" Seager said. addressing
himself 10 the duchess and MT.
Arendsen has almost convinced me
that You are really the Duchesse DIES
Reeves. But what were you doing
alone In America. so soon after your
wedding. eh?"
He locked at her cunningly, as
though that were weak point In her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
CHAPTER XIX.
The Strange Encounter That Tool
Place in the Brasserie OF the Blue
PabbIt

Rabbit.
Within the grand reception room at
the Elysee, In the midst OF the bril-
liant throng gathered there, Quaint
ance stood swaying, with bent knees.
like one on shipboard, as II he would
presently collapse altogether.
Hold up, old chap" said OFerral
anxiously
His warning proved efficacious.
Qnaintance had all quiet mans
horror of what Is described as a
scene. He threw back his head, stood
erect. gazing. half blind. across sea
of color. TO where he could see dimly
on its surface that fair face for which
he had staked everything and lost. 2
For that was what II had come to
now He had yielded entirely to 4
fond infatuation which had whispered
that he must achieve success at all
hazard; that he could not fail. He
called to mind how he had once told
the girl, on the sunkissed sands at
Stormport, that he never failed. lie
had failed SO abjectly In this most es-
sential instance. His dainty duchess
prayed she might, but now there was
a real duke with her! She was no
more the blushing maid in whom his
fondest hopes OF happiness were CEN
tered. but grave bride with an ul-
smiling groom beside her, 1t was
time to write fms on that page and
turn fresh one. on which he would
pen rapidly the story OF wasted life.
O'terral darted swift. side-long
glance at him, and was relieved TO
see that, but for an ashen grayness OF
the face which might pass presently
he had regained his self-control. The
Due des Reeves and his young wife
were coming that way.
Congratulations were being shower
ed upon them at every hand. And.
even rs monsieur had foreseen, it was
taken for granted that he had brought
the American beauty over from her
lewn-e country with-htfn OH hts return
| to France.
AS they came slowly nearer to
where Quaintance was standing stiff
fly again his pillar. some forceful IL
fiuence drew the brides somber blue
eyes past the men and women crowd
ing about her to his. She started. a
shiver shook her from head to foot
and her pale cheeks flushed.
by what 1atallty mao tnls man ap-
peared a second time to see her do
public penance for fault that was none
of hers, And she had been hoping
so earnestly that she might meet no
known face when she first went forth
with her husband!
Quaintance would fain have avert
ed his glance, but he could not She
bowed TO him since Sc must either DO
that or ignore him. He bent his head
in acknowledgment, while monsieur,
who had noticed his wifes quick tre-
NOR, traced that to its apparent cause.
regarded him under down-drawn eye.
brows.
Quaintance made no move. The
duchess passed close to him. She
looked up into his haggard face. and
her lips trembled a little, their COZ
ners dropped. at what she saw there
In. But she spoke, in that warm.
sweet voice of hers. brave smile In
her own eyes that were dark blue
now, like the deeper sea which hides
so many sad secrets.
1T was very good OF you to pardon
our escapade with your car" she said
| swiftly, but Offering no explanation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

The initial entertainment in honor
OF it's sixtieth anniversary was given
Tuesday evening by the Harmonic so.
ciety, many prominent German citl'
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zens, with their wives and children
being present. Vice-President Gustav
F. Behr made the opening address and
Mrs. Marietta Jentsch read a con-
sratulatory ode. at the close Of which
the. lights In the hall were darkened
ana the figures 'l849-l9O9. were
SHOWN In electric lights over the stage
Selections were given by the men and
women's choirs and by Miss Josephine
Swickard and Signor Bartolotta. A
ball followed the concert. concer,
for the children il feature OF Wed
nesday afternoon and the celebration
will close Wednesday evening with
"kommers," the United Singers of DE
troit assisting. George Osius will b
the leader.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
Women Who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are
lovely in face. form and temper are
the envy of many. who might be like
them. A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation or
Kidney poisons show in pimples,
blotches. skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. For all such. Electric
Bitters work wonders. They regulate
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. purify
the blood; give strong nerves, bright
eyes, pure breath, smooth, velvety
skin. lovely complexion. Many charm.
ing women eve their health and beau.
ty to them. At c. e. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co. and Gray e. Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

The East Indian government hes
sent representative OF its fisheries
department 10 the United states to
study the American methods OF hatch.
I ing fish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03

Ask your grocer for a packet oil
"Salada" Tea, 1t Is delicious. Une'
qualed for quality and favor.
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In Society

The closing party OF the season for
adult pupils and patrons of the Stras-
burg Dancing academy viii take place
Friday evening.
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donation party will be given
Sunday afternoon. In St. Francis
Home for Boys under the auspices oil
ST Mary's Aid society.
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Miss Alyce Marian Cullyford will
give recital Thursday evening. June
g. for the benefit of ST. Andrew
Memorial church. In the West Side
club, No. 439 Fourth-ave.
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Mr., and Mrs. John Anderson. of
No. 604 McKinstry-ave.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
May, to Clarence Mailer. the wedding
TO take place in September.
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1
Friday evening.
A donation party will be given.
Sunday afternoon. In st. Francis
Home for Boys under the auspices OF
ST Mary's Aid society.
Miss Alyce Marian Cullyford will
give recital Thursday evening. June
3. for the benefit of ST.. Andrew Is
Memorial church. In the West Side
club, No. fS9 Fourth-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson. of
I No. 60i McKinstry-ave.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
May, to Clarence Mailer, the wedding
to take place in September.
Mrs. B. c. Whitney has returned
from two weeks motor trip through
the east. bringing as her guests Mrs.
J. w. Jefferson, of Louisville, KY, and
Miss Beatrice Whitney Jefferson.
These guests will be much entertained
during their stay in Detroit.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Brennan, of Joseph
Campau-ave.. entertained at luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Miss Lorraine
Stroh. whose marriage to Ernest, Bak.'
er will be celebrated Saturday, June
IL. Only members OF the wedding
party were present at the luncheon.
The decorations were In white and
pink.
One of the interesting June we'd
dings was that OF Miss Mayme Simon,
daughter of Mrs. r. Simon, and Her
man Marks. celebrated at o'clock
Tuesday evening in the home OF The
brides mother. No Gil Cass-ave.
Only the immediate families were
present at the ceremony, which was
performed by Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin.
The bride wore gown of white satin
trimmed with rose pointe lace and
q tulle veil fastened with orange bios
sons She carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses and lilies OF the vail
ley The attendants were Miss Anna
Marks, of Toledo, and Miss Mayme
Livingston. and the bride was given
away by her brother, ]. B. Simon, OF
Lansing. Hiram Goldberg, Of Detroit
assisted as best man, and Oswald
Marks as usher. The house was pref
tily decorated, color scheme OF PINK
and white being carried out in roses.
The initial entertainment In honor
OF it's sixtieth anniversary was given
Tuesday evening by the Harmonic So
ciety, many prominent German citl-