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Experiments to BE Made With
View to Supplement Telephone

Washington. d. C.-In order to as
certain whether the heliograph can
be successfully utilized in the Ma
tional forests to report fires and
transmit other messages in areas
where there Is no quick method of
communication, experiments with i'm
struments like those used in the
United States Army will be made
during the summer.
IT satisfactory. photographs will be
used to supplement- the telephone
lines.
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Unwritten Law Saves old Man.

Lemon Shaw, ninety-six years old,
was acquitted in Wake County Supe-
rior Court at Raleigh, N. c., of the
murder of David Hill, who had en-
ticed the old mans granddaughter
away to neighborhood party against
his will.
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Automobile pitched; One Dead.

To avoid running into another au~
tomobile on the main road between
Suffern and Nyack, Richard Bensen,
lumber dealer of Paterson, who was
out with his wife, his daughter Doro-
thy, a son-in-law, William Hinch-
man, of Preakness, and the latter's
son, turned his automobile toward
the edge of narrow road and was
hurled into a ditch. All the occu-'
pants were thrown out. Mrs. Hinch-
man was caught under the machine.
She died from shock half an hour
later at a hospital in Suffern, N. Y.
Her sons leg was broken The 9TH
ers were not badly injured.
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Vacations For Diplomats.

trice Mills, of New York City, may
succeed him.
Vacations For Diplomats.
Berlin - David Jayne Hill, the
American Ambassador, and Mrs. Hill
returned to Berlin from a short vaca-
tion in Switzerland. r. S. Reynolds
Hit, secretary of the embassy, Joined
his wife at Badep-Baden. Joseph c.
Grew, second secretary of the en-
bassy, left Berlin with his family for
a vacation in Normandy.
Baron Detlev Won LiIiencron.
Hamburg.-Baron Detlev Won Lii
iencron, the poet and author, died
here from Inflammation of the lungs.
Baron Detlev Won Liliencron was born
at Kiel on June 8, 1874. He fought
in .the war between Prussia and Aus
tria in 1866, and in the Franco-Prus-
sian war, in which he was wounded.
Britain to Send Three Ships.
London.-The British Government
has decided to send the cruiser Bed
ford and the sloops Algerine and
Shearwater to California to partici-
pate in the celebration next October
of the rebuilding Of San Francisco,
CAL
Prison For Robbing Mrs. Bartels.
Paris.-The two men arrested for
robbing Mrs. William Bartels, of Chi
cago. in her apartments in the Avenue
d Elslau, last April, have been sem
fenced to four years Imprisonment.
Mrs Bartels' maid was sentenced for
three years.
&
Italian Cruiser For San Francisco.
Rome. - The italian Government
has decided to send the protected
cruiser Calabria, now in Brazilian
waters, to represent Italy at the cele~
bration which is TO be held off San
4 Francisco next autumn.
American Consul Denies Massacres.
Odessa, Russia. - John H. Grout,
American Consul, cabled to the State
! Department at Washington, D. g.,
I that there Is no foundation for the
reports that Jews arebeing massacred
| in Besarabia.
Congress Laughs at Castro.
Caracas. The manifesto from ex-
| President Castro, in which he att
tempts to justify his, rule, was read
at session of Congress amid jeers
and laughter OF the Delegates. The
former President extols his virtues
in glowing terms.
Right Over the Submarine.
Hull, England The steamer Ed.
1ystone, which sank the British SUBJ
marine Gil, arrived here and heJ
captain says q thick fog prevailed
and the steamer must have gone
right over the submarine. which was
partly submerged. All aboard died.
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General 6. 3. Compton Dead.

Brigadier- General Charles e.
Compton. U. S. A., retired, aged sew
enty-three years, died at the dining
table Of his son in Los Angeles, Cal.
General Compton rose from the
ranks, which he entered during the
Civil War, and was colonel Of the
Fourth Cavalry.
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WINS GAME. SNAKE BITE KILLS.
0utfielder Caught Long Fly in Swamp
and Was Bitten by Serpent.

Monroe, La.-James Phelps, out
fielder of the Rayville ball team, died
Of a snake bite. Phelps had just
made phenomenal catch Of long
ay which helped save the game for
his team, but in chasing after the
bali he backed into bog. He felt a
sharp, pain, and learned he had been
bitten by water snake.
His leg swelled so rapidly that he
finished the last inning with diff
Guilty. Death ehsued twenty-four
hours later. A player bitten in the
same manner on the same grounds
few years ago died soon afterward.
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Boy shoots or Girls Head.

Frances Lord, three years old, was
shot and instantly killed by ten
year-old boy at Burlington, who was
Initiating the pictures of desperate
he had seen in moving picture
show. Joseph Kane and Thomas
Okas, each ten years old, we're held
by the police. The little girl was
playing in front of her home, and,
not understanding the command to
hold up her. hands. had the top Of her
head blown off.
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Klned in a Life Net.

John McFarren, aged fifty, and
John Coughlin were cut off by flames
at an early morning fire in Charles.
town, Mass, and jumped from the
third floor into a life net. McFar,
ren's neck was broken and he was in,
stantly killed and Coughlin was in,
jured.
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BROWNS BEFORE BRIDES EYES.

George B. Orr, Railroad Lawyer, Car
ried Out TO Sea by Wave.
San Diego, Cal.-George B. Orr,
attorney for the Santa Fe Railroad
at Atchison. Kan, was drowned at
la Jolla Beach in sight of his bride
Of few weeks. The Orrs were on
their honeymoon and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cline, of this
sity. The four went out to La Jolla
and Orr and Cline went bathing.
Orr was lying on the beach watch
ing the breakers as they came to-
ward him. The tide was rising, and
he remarked to his bride that he
would lie there until the waves car
ried him out. A few minutes later
breaker, the largest of the after
noon, caught him up and carried him
3ut to sea. He was caught by the
undertow.
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Russia Offers shah ! Palace.

The Russian Government has Of
fered to the former Shah of Persia
as residence the palace at Kaluga
built by Empress Catherine for the
last Khan of the Crimean Tartars.
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England Sees Danger.

London.-The London newspapers
published editorials on Bleriot's feat.
A new point brought out is its strik-
ing appeal to the imagination of Eng
lishmen that Great Britain's insular
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GEN. TAYLoR's DAUGHTER DEAL


Was Mistress of White House When
Her Father Was President.
Winchester, Va.--Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor Danridge, thirty-five years
old, daughter of President Zachary
Taylor and former mistress OF the
White House, died here.
Mrs. Danridge was the third
daughter of General Taylor, and was
born in Fort Smelling, MINI, April
20, 1924. Death was due to heart
failure, following a long period OF
illness.
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Renounces Throne For Miss stewart

NeHUuHceS IhTOne FOr MISS stewart
Prince Miguel. of Braganza, eldesi
son of Duke Michael, at Lisbon, re,
nounced forever his rights to the
throne Of Portugal in order to marry
Miss Anita Stewart, of New YorI
City The Princes engagement tt
Miss Stewart was announced July 2.
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STRICKEN IN CHURCH.
Albany Woman Dies Soon After Be.
ing Removed to Hotel in Maine.

Mansett, Me.-Miss Jeanette Mac.
Naughton, aged sixty-flve years, OF
Albany, N. Y, guest at the Hotel
Dirigo, Southwest Harbor, died sud
denly of heart disease while attend
ing the Episcopal Church in North
east Harbor.
Services had not begun when il
was noticed that Miss MacNaughtor
had fallen over in her seat4 eShe was
removed to hotel near by, but was
dead within a few minutes. Her
body was taken to Albany.
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Dropped in English Channel.

Hubert Latham flew half way
across the English Channel in a mon,
oplane and then, the motor falling
dropped to the water and was picked
up by French destroyer.
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KILLS EMPLOYERS WIFE.
Greek Boy in Candy Kitchen Then
Tries Suicide.

Barre, vt.-Mrs. c. G. Mascot,
wife of Greek resident, who has a
candy kitchen, was shot and killed
by George Mitchell, Greek boy oil
sixteen, who was employed by her
husband. Mitchell attempted to kill
himself after the murder, but the
bullet lodged under his scalp and he
will recover.
Mrs. Mascot was thirty-five years
of age. She was with her two chill,
dren at her home when the boy, who
lived with the Mascotts, entered the
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Miners Must Not Pass Lie.

Denver, Col.-Hereafter when a
delegate on the floor of the conven-
ton of the Western Federation of
Miners calls another delegate a liar
or uses profanity it will cost him
$40. A resolution to that effect was
adopted by the convention.
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staunton votes Gut Saloons.

Staunton, Va.-ln local option
election neid mere es Ssaq l Jelneo :
State, voting against saloons by TWEEN
ty majority.
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Crop Outlook Favorable.
Jottings Ahont Snorts.

The general crop outlook is better
than in three years.
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Colorado Woman For Congress.
Colorado women proposed to send
a woman to Congress.
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Harry Orchard Baptized.

Boise, Idaho. Harry Orchard,
murderer of former Governor Steu-
nenberg, of Idaho, according to his
confession, was baptized at the peni-
Tertiary. The service was read by
Elder Steward, Seventh Day Ad-
ventist
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Los Angeles, Cal.-The City Coun-
Gil passed an ordinance making it
compulsory for baby carriages, go
carts and wheelbarrows to display
red and white signal lights at night.
Staunton Votes Out Saloons.
Staunton, Vain a local option
election held here Staunton Joined
State, voting against saloons by TWEEN
ty majority.
Miners Must Not Pass Lie.
Denver, Col.-Hereafter when a
delegate on the floor of the conven-
ton of the Western Federation of
Miners calls another delegate liar
or uses profanity it will cost him
$40. A resolution to that effect was
adopted by the convention.
Harry Orchard Baptized.
Boise, Idaho. Harry Orchard,
murderer of former Governor Steu-
nenberg, of Idaho, according to his
confession, was baptized at the peni-
Tertiary. The service was read by
Elder Steward, Seventh Day Ad-
ventist.
Nus. Taft in Newport.
Newport, r. miss Helen Taft,
daughter of the President, and Mrs
Taft visited at Hawxhurst as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Rocker.
Chinese Sailors Photographed.
San Francisco THE forty Chinese
forming the deck crew of the liner
Mongolia were photographed in pur-
suance of the plan of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company to prevent the
smuggling of their Oriental sailors
into this country.
Assistant Census Director.
Washington, ID. Civilian
Franklin Willoughby, of Alexandria,
Va, now Secretary of State of Porto
Rico, has been appointed Assistant
Director of the Census Bureau at a
salary of $4,000.
For Illegal Registration.
st. Louis, Mo.-Joseph T. Weis-
man, tailor and politician, charged
Will 1AS AO61OCS W ICSAoCCI I'LL
lawfully as voters, was given two
years in the penitentiary.
Honor For Doctor Rowe.
Mexico City.-A special diploma of
honor was presented to DIR. L. S. Rowe,
of the University of Pennsylvania, by
the Association of Geography and Sta
fistics of Mexico at a session held in
his honor The presentation speech
was made by Sabado Alvarez, Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Judge Hudson Dead.
Bennettsville, S. C.--Joshua Hill
larry Hudson, of Bennettsville, for
sixteen years Circuit Judge of South
Carolina and one of the leading legal
men of the State, died at the age of
seventy-seven at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Williams, of
Greenville. Judge Hudson was a
lieutenant-colonel in the Confederate
Army.
Sarah Orne Jewett's Estate.
Biddeford, Me.-The will of Sarah
Orne Jewett, the author, probated
here, is valued at $4,000. The
bulk of the property, including copy
rights and unpublished manuscripts,
is left to the testator's sister, Miss
Mary r. Jewett, and her friend, Mrs.
Annie Fields, of Boston.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY WIRE.

Baby Carriages to Garry Lights.
Los Angeles, Cal.-The City Coun-
Gil passed an ordinance making it
compulsory for baby carriages, 60
carts and wheelbarrows to display
red and white signal lights at night.
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fremont Recovers Property

BELMONT Receivers Property.
Property worth $7.0O0,00O was re-
decided by the Rothschilds to August
Belmont, Of New York City.
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BY CABLE.
Granard IreIand's viceroy.

Granard Ireland's viceroy.
London.-A report from Dublin
says it is rumored that the Earl of
Aberdeen will shortly retire as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, and that the
Earl of Granard, who married Bea-
trice Mills, of New York City, may
succeed him.
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Right over the SUBMARINES.

Hull, England The steamer Ed,
lystone, which sank the British SUBJ
marine CHI, arrived here and hey
captain says thick fog prevailed
and the steamer must have gone
right over the submarine. which was
partly submerged. All aboard died.
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hT1s. Taft in Newnort.

Newport, R. miss Helen Taft
daughter of the President, and Mrs
Taft visited at Hawxhurst as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William G
Rocker.
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Italian Cruiser For San francisco.


Caracas. The manifesto from ex-
President Castro, in which he at
tempts to justify his rule, was read
at a session of Congress amid jeers
and laughter Of the Delegates The
former President extols his virtues
in glowing terms.
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South Washington.

South Washington.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Johnson, of 1928
18th Street, n. W, is an agent of the
Red Cross Society, assisting in the
sale of the beautiful Christmas
stamps.
Miss Edith Lee of West Washing
ton, is visiting New York City the
guest of a relative by marriage.
Hon. Ralph w. Tyler, auditor for
the Navy Department, will address
the Howard Park Citizens Associa-
ton on next Monday evening, 18th
INST, at Rev. Wiseman'S Church on
9Th street, above Florida Ave.
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BREACHOFPR OF MAR
RAGE

The Mems Club OF st. Lukes P. E. Church Of
fers fine treat at its usual monthly meeting e
cember 18th, 1919. The Parish Hall will be made
TO resemble court oom, the usual busuing pro-
ceeding, motions arguments, opinions, carried
on, and the whole to be followed by breach OF
promise of marriage suit for $4,000 damages en-
titled, / Doylete Work vs.. Ema Teazhir Judge
Robert Il. Terrell, of the Municipal Court, will
preside. Messrs. Almond ". Scott and L. Me
Iendez King ill appear for the plaintiff, while
MessTs. James A. Cobb and Geo F. Ollins will
look after the interest of the fair defendant. Mr.
Geo. H. DeKeeG will serve as clerk. The public
generally is invI1ed. No admission will be
charged.
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MASONIC NEWS

MASONlC NEWS
Blue Lodges
Blue Lodges:
The following Blue Lodges have
elected and installed the following
officers:
Social Lodge, No. I.
A. F. Clark, w. NJ.
H. H. Burrell, S. w.
A. D. Payste, J. w.
w. A. Beckett, Treasurer.
F. A, Fowler. Secretary.
Felix, No. 3
Geo. w. FELTON,, w. M.
w. B. Little, S. w.
L. E. Henson, ]. w.
L. H. Wane.
]. H. Els, Secretary.
Warren Lodge, No. 8
Geo, w. Mckenzie, NJ. w.
w. E. Hamilton, S. w.
H. Brown, ]. w.
Geo. w. McKilrey, Treasurer.
w. A. Clarke, Secretary.
Robert Hayer, S. D.
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THE BETHEL LITERARY

ILL Ii ENAN
The Bethel Literary under the in
cumbency of the present executive
seem to be taking on new life. The
regular Wednesday evening meetings
are literally patronized, and prove
very helpful, Last Tuesday evening
Prof. H.. c. Williams, principal of
the NJ Street High School, read a
paper on "The blazed trial" Miss
Mary L. Mason appeared to advan-
tage in a select reading. Music was
furnished by the "Glee Club" of the
NJ Street School. On December 18th,
the evening will be devoted to the
Howard Memorial Mr.. Louis G.
Gregory is president and Mrs. Car
rie w. Clifford is secretary of this
association.
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ROYAL CABINET

The Royal Cabinet Dancing Class
announces to the general public that
it will give prizes every Tuesday eve
ming at the hall, which is beautifully
F street between Third and
Four -and-a-half streets southwest.
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THE DENTAL SOCIETY ENTER
TAINS

L he DEN Al SOCIEIY ENTER
TAINS
The Robert T. Freeman Dental So
ciety of the District of Columbia
held its annual meeting and election
of officers, Saturday, November 2z,
1909, at the residence of DR.. A. c.
Gaskin. The following officers were
elected to serve during the ensuing
year:
DR.. c. S. Wormly, president; DR..
c. A. Gray, vice president; DR.. G. H
Butcher, recording secretary; DR.. S
Fraser, corresponding secretary; DR..
A. E. Gaskin, treasurer; DR.. w. E
Hamilton, librarian.
Drs. R. c. Wormly, Russell and
Freeman were admitted to member
ship in the society.
After the meeting the members
crossed over to Martins Cafe for the
annual banquet.
DR.. c. A. Gray acted as toastmast-
ter. Speeches were made by those
present. DR.. Slow, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of honor.
Menu:
Oyster cocktail.
Roast turkey, cranberry sauce
Sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes
Lettuce salad.
Olives, pickles, peppers.
Wines, liquors and cigars
Coffee, ice cream.
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at the drug store of Board q NC
CURE, 1912 IL 18th ST., n. W. "the
place where everybody meets every
body else" for ice cream sodas and
the most delicious sundaes in the
city.
Mrs. Frisby BATHS, Jr., of Harris
burg, Pa, is much Pleased with her
recent visit to the nations capital.
Messrs. Lawrence, Thompson, and
James Dunlap, of Harrisburg, Pa,
were recent visitors to this city.
Miss NJ. I. Marlowe, of Baltimore.
Nd, visited this city last week.
Mrs. Flora James, Mrs. Andrew
Payne, and Mrs. Pettigrew, of this
city, spent their Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F Roberts, at Fred
ericksburg, Va.
Mrs. Howard Richardson, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, has returned after a
delightful trip to this city.
Mrs. Anna Cole, who has been Wis
iting friends in Philadelphia, Pa, has
returned to this city.
Rev. E. Williams of this city is
visiting friends in Philadelphia, Pa
Mrs. S. w. Flint, of Hartford,
Conn, will spend the winter in Bal
timore and Washington.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcpherson, Of New
port News, Va, attended the mar
riage of her nephew, Mr.. Frank
Cooper in this city last week.
Miss Ruth Lee, who is now. teach
ing in Baltimore, visited relatives in
this city Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Royal Rutledge, of N. Y, was
recipient of many social attentions
while in this city.
Miss Henrietta V. Davis, of this
city is doing well on her tour to
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
Mrs. NJ. Flagg, and Miss Lucy
Slowl, of Baltimore, Md, were re-
cent visitors to this city.
Miss NJ. V. Tibbs, of this city was
the guest of Mrs. c. Harris, of 1929
Argyle Avenue, while in Baltimore.
Miss Susie Trust of Baltimore,
Nd, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
Archibald Runner, of w Street. on a
recent visit to this city.
Mrs. William Hammer, and Mrs.
William Valentine, of Baltimore,
visited friends here last week.
Miss Tessa Lee, of this city, at
tended the musical which was recent
ly given at the Albaugh's Theatre,
Baltimore, Md.
Miss N. H. Burroughs and Miss
Payne, of this city were recently en-
tertained at a luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Johnson in New Rochelle, N.
Y.
Miss Eta Thompson, who has been
ten days guest of her cousin, Miss
Hughes, has returned to her home in
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Mrs. Annie Smith, has returned to
her home in Baltimore after a pleas
ant visit to this city, where she was
the guest of Mrs. John Hurst of
I54I 18th Street, n. W.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chase, of 1922 Pierce
Place, spent Thanksgiving with rela-
tives in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. V. B. letter and Miss Juanita
Grayson, visited Baltimore last week.
Mrs. Mary Jones, who is in Lees
burg, Va, for her health, is expect
ed home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Green, OF Pat
terSOn Street, n. e, gave an in
formal reception Thursday even
ing December ?, which was largely
attended.
Mrs. Margaret Darnell Evans, of
Alexandra, Va, entertained last
Friday evening in honor OF Misses
Elizabeth and Elaine Tancil, of
Washington, D. c. Mrs. Evans was
assisted by her sister, Miss Hattie
Darnell.
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~ -2Ssoas
Cheap! Quick! Artisticl

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Cheap! Quick! Artistic
Triangle Printing Company, Ian
Florida Avenue, Northwest. Tea
phone, North 2ooz-M.
Job Printing of every description
Tickets, Programs, Circulars, PIE,
cards, Letter-heads, BilI-heads, STATE
ments, Business and Visiting Caro-
Invitations. Pamphlets, etc., 3 sw-
cialty.
" Calvin Chase, Jr. aAd Gem
pSay.
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UNIQUE BALL

One of the most unique balls and receptions
will be given by the Pullman Porters Relief Asso
citation Wednesday evening December sth at
Odd-Fellow's Hall. This is one of the most pop
ular social organizations in the city A beautiful
souvenir will represented to each guest and the
gowns to be worn by the ladies' ii is said, will be
most handsome,
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FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

The 5th Anniversary of the Cos
mopolitan Baptist Church will begin
Sunday December 18th and continue
to December 2oth. A very extensive
program has boen arranged and some
of the leading and nose prominent
ministers in the city will speak. Dr.
Drew has brought around him a
class of men who speak in glowing
terms Of his church and work since
be has been in this city. Thursday,
December 10th, Rev. Geo. w. Lee.
and many other we'll known writers
will address the people.
The Daughters of Sphinx gave al
grand reception at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. Schroeder's, Royal Grand
Royal Matron of Fidelity Chapter, NJ
Royal Grand Matron of Fidelity
Chapter, No. One, 3I6 West 5oth St.
Everything was done by the ladies
to make this event one af the great
est that has ever been given. The
attendance was large and many good
thoughts were exchanged. This is
one of the most influence social clubs
in the order Mrs. Alexandria PayneI
has just returned from trip to New
York City of a special visit to the
Eastern Star Chapter and the
Daughters Of Sphinx of the South
ern and Western Jurisdictions. HeI
stated that he found them all work
ing together in peace and harmony.