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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

OIL Company and conducted the ex-
cmination in New York of the Off
GERS of the company. takes view
similar TO that expressed by Elliot.
lie Sums up the situation as a "theo-
retical victory"
II cannot see," he said. that any
practical effect is to be expected. II
seems rs II the best the Government
can do Is to ogder the sale of the
property, and In that case the money
Of course goes to the present stock
holders in some form or other.
There is no confiscation, no punish
ment, as there would be in the case
Of criminal proceedings with the i'm
position of big fine.
THE case is similar to that of the
coal roads. which were forced to sep
arate from their coal business; and
II is difficult to see, even II the de-
cision is upheld by the Supreme
Court, how the government can pre-
vent the control of Standard Oil
properties remaining in the same
hands, even II 1t b split up into It's
constituent properties. This has
been the case in every suit In which
the law has compelled the dissolu-,
ton of combinations. They have
simply been put into different shape
and have gone along more compactly
than ever"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

sadder girl No one knows who has
not tried 1t what those one night
stands mean. with the long jumps. the
travelling all day and the scanty
snatchcs OF sleep after the perform
ance In badly furnished boarding
houses or second rate hotels. where the
food half the time Is not fit to eat
The aspirgIt for stage honors rarely
sees her trunk, too. for the manage
ment saves money In this way. and so
she Is stripped Of all the comforts and
some of the dcCcnCies of life.
II she Is In luck the would be ac-
tress viii be given understudies. and
this means extra reEearsals. called
whenever thcr, is nothing else to do
and at most lnopportune hours
She also has to report at the the
alter earlier and stay later in case the
women she undcrstudies fail to appear
or are H.
After months of this moving from
place to place on one night stands the
average daintil" brought up woman is
apt To wonder why she ever left her
comfortable, refined homa to be n GO
cial outcast, condemned to spend her
life among unrefned people. coarse
surroundings and damp and unwhole-
some old theaters and hotels moving
from place TO place like a bohemian,
who belongs nowhere. VI takes years
of this sort of thing to lead up to "A
Broadway success, and often, too, the
years and the struggling are all spent
In vain, for the field is frightfully over
crowded.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
ABOUT TO SPANK
NAUGHTY NICARAGUA

WASHINGTON. Felipe
Secretary ahingy denouncing
Htration.
Secretary his letter branded
violator
International peace bgand
United personally
ible
colonies
a drumhead
President zeaa indicated broadly recently
subject
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
STUFFED CUCUMBER.

rake one large cucumber, one hard
po'ci egg, half teacupful OF chopped
hea'' one ounce of butter. sweet lie. 10
and seaspnings.
Cut the cucumber In two ;n.h
lengths and take on the rind In s;.i.s.
giving green and VIII te appeara nee,
anu remove the seeds. Chop tn. or;
ana add 10 the meat. stir In the hot.
yer ana Season to taste Fill the ca,i-
Ties with this mixture, dust pary.cy
over and serve.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
sEEFsTEAk AND TOMATO p.e

rake one pound and a half OF rvmp
steak. one pound and . half OF sm -.
tomatoes. pepper. salt. four. pa=,ry
Remove the fat and cut Ia. m,ot
INTO neat pieces. Roll them thickI,
N mixture Of pepper. ralt and -four.
fil' pie dish with the meat and whoe
tomatoes Pour In water or stocI;
cover with paste and bake for about
an hour an. a half
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
PEARS IN Strip.

Four pounds of pears. two p,u,d,
Of loaf sugar. half pound Of can,l,c,I
lemon pect twelve cloves, cocbjpn,I
are required for this.
Peel, core and cut oach pear in ho,s
and put into n pan with tho su,nr
cloves, the lemon peel finely chonpcj
and cochineal TO color. Stey very
slowly for about four hours. when Tho
fruit should be flrs rci color PM
into Jars with the strip poured over
These will keep some weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

Prof. Headles of the Kansas agri-
cultural college, says cinch bugs
cause from s. 100000 to 25.O6o~
900 loss annually to the farmers of
the state. He Is experimenting with
destroyers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02

BY the will of Caroline Phelps
Stokes, over s3,O0O,O00 Is given for
the erection of model tenements in
New York. the education of negroes,
North American Indians and white
students and for charitable objects.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
EFFECT OF STRIKE

ST. lit Is tina
idle in this result of the railroad
strike. that
Idle owing train freight service
fi'ty of moving mines
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
MILLS SHUT DOWN

MINNEAPOLIS Dec over dsmis
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-02
GUNBOAT ASHORE

WIILAPA. 1.-The gunboat
aground during a og ent ewing he harbor
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

coodsIs & Son have sold for Charles Gal
1apher to Frederick d. Lyon No 100 west ON
+e+ four story building. 2Oxes feet IT is Sc feet
east Of 18th avenue
8 1Tlrnsn has sold No. 1914 F4ndlay avenue, a two
family house on lot 26x1oo feet, FOR thornton
Brothers Company.
The Woodstock Exchange Company has solo NO
s5 East 18th street, a hve story tenement house.
on plot 4ox1oO feet, for Isaac Brown to Charles
Danewitz.
Edith r. Lewis has sold No. "a West s7th street.
q four story and basement dwelling house. on a lot
znxlaas feet
The Duff & Brown Company has sold for Joseph
2 Marks a plot 75x1o0 feet the south side Of
1T4th street, IS feet west Of Audubon avenue
Van vliet & Place have sold the i've story dat
house, with store on lot 25xs0 feet. at No. ISIS
sth avenue. for George Kiessling-
The Hunts Point Realty Company has sold 70
an investor two lots on the west side OF Edge
water Road 100 feet north of Seneca avenue
]. Bultnaann has sold No, 40 East 141st street E
i've story nathouse- q plot 3sx10o feet.
The T. J. Mcclure Construction Company has sold
No. S6eS Broadway, a six story apartment
house. on plot s76xl0o feet, So south Of 1891
street. This is OF two similar houses erected
at this point by the Mcguire company
William A. White & Sons have sold for Frank
n. Stanton No 123 West 56th street, 3 two story
garage on lot 25x1oo5 feet
Edward McVickar has sold for Simon Fink the
plot Of eighteen lots, extending from nth to 18th
streets. 17s feet east of Avenue A. 225x2044 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
REMARKABLE SKIN GRATING CURE
Pieces from Men, Women and Dogs Used TO
Save Negro Ohild's Life.

Baltimore. Feb. 15.-After eight months work
surgeons at the City Hospital have grated enough
skin 10 save the life of Raymond Howard nine
vesr-old negro boy who lost three-quarters Of his
skin in a gasoleue explosion July last. In
accomplishing the remarkable result the surgeons
used skin from dogs and from human beings.
Little puppies first robbed OF skin 70 be used
for covering the child's back. The skin took hold
and soon new skin was being formed piece Of
skin taken from an amputation in the case Of a
white woman next tried. That, too, adhered
TO the wound the back. and some Of it was
placed on the and the legs. A white man
had his foot crushed. The skin from II grated
to the boys legs. and finally a colored man met
with similar accident. The skin from his crushed
leg was used for the boy. and gradually the wounds
are being covered with skin.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
HEBBARD's ATTENTION COSTS S..
Broker Who Threw Bunch of Violets Fined
for DisorderIy Conduct

James Hebbard the broker who was arrested at
his home No 64 West 13sth street. early Sunday
morning for throwing a bunch OF vioets into the
home Of Frederick johnson, No 5s7 Riverside Drive,
vas hned 3 for disorderly conduct by Magistrate e
Corrigau in the Harlem police court yesterday.
Johnson had originally charged Hebbard with false
entry but consented 10 having the charge changed
10 dlsorderly conduct Magistrate Corrisan warned
Hebbard, who had meant the attention for john
sons daughter not 10 go near the girls home
again
Hebbard said yesterday that he had been meeting
Miss Ceita Johnson for the last nine months with
out the knowledge Of her parents. and taking her
10 the theatre and other places Of amusement On
saturday night, he said. he went 70 the johnson
snartnent in response 10 note Trom Miss Johnson
and tried TO throw a bunch Of violets with a note
attached through the girls window. The noise
aroused Mr.. johnson. he said. and he beat hur-
ried retreat to his home where he later reused
from bed and taken 70 the station house for the
night
Those stories in the papers got me in bad said
FIebbard yesterday, he was leaving the court
room 1T VIII cost about $1,000 for drinks When
my friends downtown get hold Of me-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
MRS SAGE SELLS PLOT
SITE TN VEST 6sTH STREET
c. q. Gunther'S Sons to Haze Ne7o
Home Near the Waldorf.

r., volume of business was transacted yester-
dav In the real estate market One or the
transactions the sale by L. J. Philips g %
for Mrs Margaret o. Sage. widow OF Russeu says
~ Mot so by l005 feet on the north side OF oStn
street. 15o feet west of Central Park West Two
well known men are the buyers. They VIII oulio
houses on the site for their own occupancy.
JVhftehouse & Porter have leased for T1f1any g
Co a seven story structure. to be erected on Plo'
adjoining on the south the building at the soutn-
east corner Of 37th street and 9Th avenue o"neo
and occupied by Tiffany 8 Co The lessees ATe "
G. Gunther's Sons. who were represented IN inc
transaction by Chambers WELLER.
The lease is for twenty-one years at renual OF
about $4,000 a year. C. c. GUnthers Sons recently
leased No. 61s Fifth avenue as a site for ouiio-
ing for their own use.
Plans have been filed By Schwartz & GROSS ana
r n Marcus architects, for the Waunegan Realty
Coropany for a group OF nine elevator apartment
houses Of French Renaissance design, 10 De ouiiI
at an aggregate cost OF N.4O00oe on washington
Heights, at the following sites: A six story house
with twenty-five suites of apartments. costing
sos OOO at Convent and 147th street; TWO sAA
story houses each with forty-nine suites' costing
$50 ooo on the Broadway block from l64th 10 Io0th
street; two houses, with thrty-seven suites eacn-
costing 100000 on 165th street. west or Broeo"sy'
two six story houses with twenty-five suites eacn
costing s170OOO on 164th street. west OF Broadway
a elk story house. with forty-nine suites costing
SOS 600, at Broadway and 16Sd street. ana a slA
story house. with thirtyseven suites costing @Iou'
900, 164th street, west or BroacWdy' AHIS 10 '0
second group of high class houses planned py tne
same corporation, for which the specifications and
drawings have been fled within a fortnight
Plans have also been fled for six story apart
ment house, with thirty suites of apartments ana
elevator service be erected for the Foutte Con-
str7Jction Company on Washington Heights, at
14sd street, west OF Broadway. from designs py
Neville & Bagge, architects. to cost sS5.ooo
Planc have also been filed for a three STORY
garage of ornamental design. having a frontage Of
GO feet and a depth of 81 feet. to be built for
Henrietta NJ. Packer, owner. from designs oy
Cady & Gregory. at Nos. 73 and 75 Washington
Square South at g cost of $4,000
Plans have also been fled for making over tbs
four story and basement house at No. Is East 10Th
street owned by James A Benedict. into an Amer
ican basement dwelling house. equipped with
fire escape inclosed In brick walls and with new
facade finished with a broad porch entrance
decorated with Doric columns The improvements
are to he made at cost OF $4,000. from drawings
by c W. Romeyn. architect
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy. were fled
yesterday:
Annie Miller. real estate. OF No 4e East list
street, voluntary; liabilities, Sl0A 50; no assets
Charles w GroeIing and George W. Groeling.
LIQUOR dealers at No l9S Bowery as George Groeling
& Sons and Groeling Brothers; voluntary; Iabili-
ties, SI1 1861 SO; assets, S,50l,S3l: ,,
Elias Kosches, No. As7 Third avenue, inVoIun-
tsrv Preferential payments and removal ana con-
oeaIment of properly are alleged Charles L. Cohn
appointed receiver Liabilities stated to be $n,OOO;
assets between 5000 and 81, ,o00
Samuel Dublin designer; NO. 20 East broadway
James +. Moore No. 430 Amsterdam avenue, vol
tntary; liabilities, $3.50; assets $62 90.
Patrick +. O'Nell, No. 356 East l24th street IN
voluntary; liabilities, S647 lS Admission OF insol-
Charles I. Gates No 2O53 Third avenue, involun-
tarV Preferential payments are alleged. Lawrence
l. briggs was appointed receiver. Liabilities s621
assets stated to be S6,OOO- -
Continental Commission company. ,a No; ~ m Union I
legged. Archibald Douglas was appointed receiver.
Liabilities $685.; assets, 5000 - ,.
Hiram Austin, of Dover Plains, N 1' voluntary
liabilities, 1886 50; assets. -,
Arthur Fl Hirshfield, No A6 sixth aVenuei hanI-
tiles S1S S36 IA assets, 1860. . -,
Kaufman Brothers. No. OIL East nth street. Hapil-
ties $685. "A. assets, $Hs29
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
BAPTIST MINISTER'S CONFERENCE
New York Clergymen Discuss Plans Of Help
ing to Raise 81, 100000.

The New York Baptist Ministers Conferences was
in session yesterday to discuss plans Tor aiding the
EFFORT 10 raise 81 10000 for the Northern Baptist
Conference There is need of S50O. 900 TO pay the
debts of the Northern Conference and of $looooOO
for maintaining the work OF the various publica-
tions and the American Baptist Home Missionary
Society the American Baptist Mission Workers and
the American Baptist Publication Society.
A morning session was held at the Madison ave-
nue. parish house. and in the afternoon and evening
meetings were held at the Calvary Baptist Church
DR.. Charles A Eaton. pastor of the Madison Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, presided
Among those making addresses were the Rev
curtis Lee Laws, the Rev. f. H. Divine, the Rev
7, Call Barnes the Rev. NJ B. Bubank and the
Raw Dr. r. S. Macarthur. DR.. Macarthur said
that he believed the S.5oooOo would be raised this
wear
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
REALTY NOTES.

Camuann, voorhees, & Floyd have leased to the
- - -. .+ora and basement in No. 3S West
ys.h strest extending To No Al West 18th street
The premises are 1s4 feet deep.
Edward Mnrgolies Will erect adjoining MS tnea'Is
IN Vernon avenue Arverne- two portable ouhsd-
lows which he has bought Of the Billings Stevens
Company .,
George Tosephie has taken lease OF the entire
b,,ys,nr No 237 Water street for a term OF years
Louise Becker has leased for George NJ Fischer
~. three Etorv dwelling house No. tB West l61st
street TO Philip salerno.
Shaw & Co. have leased for Br1H brotners % 1Ae
..o-a and basement ct No. 224 West 125th street
for a term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
VALENTINE RECEPTION.
Thres Thousand High School Girls Give
UNIQUE Affair.


rh-ee thousand girls with their hands upralseo'
.sl,+tnz the Tag make an inspirittng sight InaL
z,ss fls sight visitors saw at tbs get-tosetheI
marty Of the washington Irving High echooA helo
an the 71st Regiment Arraory yesterday aIuernooh
one thousand and ffty-fout Of the girls wore r7o
usper arrows pinned their dresses, denouns Inat
vbev were new girls. just entering the scnooi TINS
-uonth The old girls wore hearts. and 1t Was tne
l,s.ness Of the hearts 70 look out for the erroTs
and see that they were made welcome and happg'
Dancing vas the order OF the day. just Informal
5sa.ins and then folk dances by the different d.
visions Of the school. Twenty-tour s1rls from the
Grand street division, dressed in blue oioorners
and white blouses and huge red bows went through
the Cinderella dance Miss Ella Klein, of the ezo
street division attired 6 red-end5ack outter1y,
gave an exhibition Of intr1cats tvirlng and KICK
.ng, called the butterfly waltz Then groups OF
z-rls dance6 ths Polish folk dance, the ribbon
dance anc other things. until the trumpet blew
snd the three thousand started to form for the
.ersnd valentine march, which preceded the
salute 70 the flag Il was then that the girls Of
she 18th street division. who managed the affair,
felt that life was much for, them strenuous
Efforts on the part Of the floor managers finally
got the three thousand stralghtened out after a
r@d white and blue anaconda, wound itself around
and around the great hall until tle mes were Iour
oeep- A furry occasioned by the discovery
that there wasn't any flag over the reviewing
die5 and the salute given with g. Will. Then the
trumpet blew again. this time signal that the
prcgraTnme was over and the girls might cegln 10
waltz
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
Citations.

UyHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YoRA7T-s 49, -
al persons interested In the estate assigned 20 -
dore Z. Bailey, James A Punderrord and
Perozo individually cO-partneTS: Send GreeL-s
Won and each OF you hereby cited and reo1so
sonaIIY 10 appear at Special Term ot +,
County OF New York. at Part I La-s.5
me County Court House IN the Borough Of Masaasa
Citv OF New York the 25th day OF Fsoys - hv
iesO o'clock A NJ. there and then to show c9e7 a.
siSnee of above named James A. Punderford sna snd
ciso Perozo insolvent debtors should not oe - ~
n no cause be shown. then to attend the sstfieaen-
Assfgnee's accounts rsai
NJ the aid supreme be hereto affxed -. "a
VVitneES- Hon Charles F. MacLeGn- Judge 81 t"7
s,,prsTne Court day of DeceEnher. 1g .--
zyS1VA AIS & PERRY Attorneys for Assignse. : AsS
Street Borough Manhattan, New YORK Sllssy-. G
To silva Otero HeruanOs Estate OF Aa1as rS.I--,
AIexsnder Koppel & Co. Francisco Casas ASST-Sfus
T1is1 Torenzo Cuellar Executors of Cesar cT-IIs
Calvo r Arcade Cespedes. Zeno Marnos
a Mufca Pedro ]. MRrtnsz q HerrnAno As S-nsa
sacedo Dsvfd Puyana. Piesehaeon CO.. ElsaIo SIIs-
Urana Joss A Robert, Jose Bisos 2 Etlt4 ss-sl A
eandica Nunez Co. del GaIlegO 4 Co. and S@1S-
TSs S,rs9oinE citation IS served you oy oIssn
.on ,1ra1snt 10 an order OF Hon Charles Tsrk
OF Court OF the STARE o.
dafsd Decernber 18th 1905 and flsc Win - - Ss~
herein ONCE OF the Clerk OF tse 1Zs So8s q
hattan city OF New York. the 18th oAS q 49,
1905 . ,o.. 4oos
x1SEVAIS e PERRY, Attorneys for Assgnee cf
Post once Address, No Recror S1s-- 90-~~s
Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

Charles Il Treat United States Treasurer, will
address the won,an's Forum, at No q West 44th
..reef st its regular meeting on Friday February
% M-s Philip Moore, who will return from Pan
ana on February 1s. will also be present On Tues
day evening February Is. the Forum viii give an
entertainment 81 the Hotel Martha Washington.
with music stereopticon pictures and social hour
Mrs Augusta Prescott will exhibit group Of pct
IRE sifdes OF famous women. beauty poses and
fashion hints for the next two years Not only
-rer,Ibers but the husbands and sons OF the same
vii find this exhibition and the accompanying talk
both interesting and instructive, the Forum an
nounccs.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
Clubs and Charities

Al a meeting Of the board OF directors Of the
Stony wold Sanatorium Corporation, held at the
street. on Wednesday. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
James Edward Newconb: honorary vice-president
Mrs George F. Shrady; vice-presidents. Mrs Syl-
van Bier. Mrs. Ogden Goldman. Mrs. Anson r.
Flower and Miss Blanche Potter; recording secre-
tary. Mrs. John Caldwell Coleman; corresponding
secretary, Mrs Nelson Macy: treasurer, Edgar l.
Marston. and assistant treasurer Mrs. Herbert L.
Satterlee.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
GENERAL "FEpv DIRECTORY

The official register and directory of woInen's
clubs In America 1909 the eleventh of the series
has Just been issued and fills two hundred
closely printed pages. The book gives the names
and addresses Of the officers and standing connlit-
tee chairInen of each state federation with the
names of the affiliated clubs and the name and
address Of each president. The committees OF the
general federation given in full. and there are
letters from general federation presidents saying
they couldn't possibly get without the book The
editor and publish-r is Helen u Winslow.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
SALES AT MOUNT VERNON.

The Wheeler Corporation. OF Mount Vernon re-
ports the following sales: To Charles J. Crowley
lots 81 to &C. Beechwood avenue; James Forbes lots
1s 20 19 and IS to IS; J. VIII Dawson, lots IL to Is
and SO to g. Ida E H Taylor. lots IT and 1s Beech
wood svenue3 Samuel J. Clark lots Is and H. Brook
side avenue, and John F. Hickey, lots 10 and %
Beechwood avenue. Several houses will be built on
the lots
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
TO SPEAK AT REALTY SCHOOL

Condemnation Proceedings will be the subject
Of a lecture at the West Side Young Mems Chris
tan Association real estate school, to be delivered
oy John H. Hallock. of the firm OF George H Hal
lock 'rs. Sons Mr.. HaIlock will deal with his
subject exhaustively discussing how and 1yb, 80,
erty is condemned '
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
Bv Joseph P. Day.

today In the Real Estate Exchange sa4eSroo1n'
Nos IA and IS Vessy street The budget Will re
follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
10th st g. % II OF Crotona ave, 25xIooi So
frame dwig; eeoutriI estate OF Margaret VITA
faS Y2d st s. 30 II Of Lexington ave; 125x1o2 ?;
sty st Lorenz Hotel; scott agt Lyon ct al al
s4s sRsR9sra 9aS "a taxes, w. ese as'ys s. 1os ii
sy stable II Power ct al sgt Hoes 81 as 9.
Genet atty; Thomas shiels trustee; EI6o sty
dIr irving Savings Institution agt AcNuity ct al
Deyo & B. attys Marcel Levy, ref amt DUE 5000 O'
7s2 RiTinston st Is # Of Attorney St. st. EiGC @iI
Ey and store Isdor Gohn ct a. ast T snr Sam ref
amt due s5oI5 25 taxes etc slol 4'; sub to t'ee
ese SUMMIT ave g. s71 1e1st St 25xe5 T1S 2E
s2 III sty dwlg ByIne agt Edward 40 19n 5Ss g 81
gIs asTSd az s.n .tc ats! .e1 O Mcdonald F'' "'
fsSib st ss sls It Of Ann's s41x1o0 vacant;
st.fSsil atty B walker, ref: amt due S4o'O4z S''
taxes ste s. 15s eS ,.. Ma.
25x 5x25Io7 G. Wakeheid OIL Albert Thonas
et al: H Hfldreth atty Barrett, ref; amt due 3d.
775 IS; taxes. etc, $254 n
By Herbert A. sherman
zsso "a ave g. 1oo11 IT n OF 1921 st. eoKso sty
,ert ana store; Edith sDlint Isidore stonox ct al
tsEess rem etc S755; sub to a mtge of 5000.
Tho auction offerings yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:
AT Il vESEY ST
By James L. Wells.
slz seth St 15O It Of % ave 2oxlo' t9y .t s
and salvatore REzG agt pasaaies at sue 81 ss So
taxes etc $3.50 So sub TO two mtgs asEresafng
By Joseph P Day.
z>,,o, ~. 2s II It Of 1ssth "A t1xie6 1xlo3 9
Mutual Life Insurance GO SGhegch ct al; aStio5 aus
sia so IS esres etc $s4s s6; adjourned 70 March
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16

A SsIome dance by Miss Annette Keller-nan viii
he one OF the features of an at home to be given
Nv the Rainy Day Club OF America Thursday
evening February 1s. at the Hotel kstor. Besides
this there viii be tabeaux vivans-reproductions OF
raintings-dancing bridge and euchre- Miss Ruth
Graham viii persoaste musical doll" Nine
Katherine FYQue VIII sing wartime songs in cos
tune and Nine. Christine Adler viii sing THE
Rosarys costume The arrangements are in
charge OF the ways and means committee. Mrs
Horace 4 Rounds chairman and the rainy day
committee Miss Jean Caldwell. chairman Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs Rounds. No. eF West
End evenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-16
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Just such pretty blouses as this one are IN great
demand for young girls and are charunngly youth-
fui In effect In the illustration it is cut Oh at ta
Frapire waist line but whether it is made in that
NAV or with the natural line is question Of in
dividual taste It is made of crepe de chine and Is
combined with banding and q lace chemisette- II a