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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
The Georgia Ministries.

The Aihambra theatre VIII have
thu famous Georgia Ministries tonight
for the last tifne. N is a long time
since Richards a Pringle's Famous
Georgia Ministries first appeared IN
Seattle--The star historian saYr Y
WAS In 1875 Well. u started few
years before that. and Billy kere
sands was on the end The people
rlocked 20 see Billy. because he had
the largest mouth Of any coiored
performer up 20 that time, Or since.
Bot Ne was no better comedian than
Billy King or Clarence Powell. at the
Aihambra tonight
n N a long span of years since
Richards A pringIe organized this
first band % negro entertainers. n
wasn't very long after the war, and
the negro was IN the public eye more
than he "a today When the frat
negro band marched through the
streets Of an Eastern city II emptied
the stores and shops along the thor
ouRhfare.
Wherever the Ministries went they
created q Juror. The largest the
aires In the East couldn't accommo-
date the crowds When the company
first went South 70 was a question
whether they would be kindly re-
celved or treated Ike the Uncle
TommerF' who invaded the South.
But the former masters Of the negro
(for many Of the company had been
alavea) took kindly to the negro
minatrels and ever since 1873 the
Georgia Minstrols have made a semi
annual tour Of the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
SOCIALISM IS
SWEEPING
JAPAN
Natural Product of the
Coming Of Civilization
and the High Handed
Government Policy.

TOKYO, Aug e-The spreading
Of the doctrines OF socialism In ia
pan within recent years has been
so great that the government seems
60 be alarmed. and a recent meeting
OF the cabinet council discussed
means 10 stamp out the new Japa.
ueae socialists
The government divides the no.
clallatH into three classes The
first class includes the state so.
cialiat No molesiatlon IL suffered
by those protesting the doctrines Of
state socialism. many influential
Japanese being included IN their
number.
The second class includes those
who advocate revolutionary meas.
ures 10 bring about the rcconstruc.
ton Of the social and political or.
der. This class II discouraged by
the government in every possible
way
The government includes IN the
third class uf socialists those who
would BE- termed anarchists n En.
rope or America These people are
bomb thruwnrs. and are headed
by DeniiFo koloku. Kollro Nishi
kawA and Toahlko gakae. Most of
the prominent agllatorH OF thla
class are now ia lail. and the gov.
ernment IL showing no mercy IN
stamping them out.
A Japanese. writing Of these con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

The TOP % m World panccrs. q"
Including she famous "CoiIie Ballet. +"
are the big headline feature of ncxt
weeks orpheum bin. beginning
Monday afternoon. The act. az now
framed up, H. entitled Kris krin-
glc'n Dream" and thus far over the
urpheum time u has been riot
Il was the cream 81 the TOP o. fh'
World" show - last season. aud u
IL much Improved Ia It's present CON
ditiun
George Mckay aud John Cantweli
VIII be seen ia novel satire tnr
Titled The Great white Way" The
title pretty nearly tells the story
Mr. and AIRS Erwin Connolly are
bringing on sweetheart" "a de-
ilEhtfgl hit ~ heart Interest written
by Sir W s Gilbert Il WAS a huge
Huceess In England and has been
the same thing over here since Atr
and Mrs. Coaueliy brought Il lacrosse
the water
Marrcna, Nevaro and Mareena are
cuuiiihrists ~ class IL Is one Of
those big European acts
The kraEs Trio are other Euro
peaus. They do marvellous things on
the tfapezc
Paul Laegoix THE Mad Hat
ter Is a juFKler, particularly %
hats. bHt generally OF about every
thing movable
Steward and Marshall AZ. two coll
ored chaps wha are capable enter
salnsrN. their line being comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
WOMAh's TROUBLES
BRING COLLAPSE

sitting unconscious on a bench
In Madison park. Mrs James u.
Wood. who has figured In more
mysterious events than any other
woman IN King county. was found
last night by Sergeant Mason and
Patrolman Reycllc and sent 10 the
city hospital. suffering from hys-
terra and nervous collapse
Mrs Wood first gained notoriety
by her allegation that she was the
victim OF black hand plot Twice
her home has been burned al Eagle
Harbor. aud on both occasions the
Insurance companies have refused
10 pay the policies. The woman on
each occasion coutended that the
fires we're 30, by unknown enemies
Her loss by fire Mrs Wood
places AT $4,000 The refusal Of
the Insurance companies yesterday
10 pay any money on the policies
IL believed to have been partly re
sponsible for the woman's nervous
collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
At the Seattle.

THE River Pirates" tho biggest
thriller the Seattle theatre has had
this season. closes a big week to-
night ~ usual. the ladies have pre-
dominated tho audiences all week at
the Seattle theatre.
Next week, starting tomorrow aft
erno0n. Just Before Dawn" an
other mciodramatic thriller. will be
staged Al the Seattle The accurate
historian ~ The star might furnish
the date when n. y. Frenchs stock
company first presented Just Be
fore Dawn" az the old Third Avenue
theatre. Doubtless he can give the
cast. but Il Will not contain cleverer
players than viii be seen when pro-
duced tomorrow afternoon at the
Seattle theatre.
For with True Boardman. Jane
Tyrreil, Sidney Payne, Claire 81.
Clair. Edward Kcliie Anita Allen.
George Berreli Frank Seaward. Eva
Earl French and COrbeil MOrris-it
would be n poor play that would not
be attractive.
Just Before Dawn" n an excellent
melodrama. with n strong plot. pien-
~ Of dramatic situation and lots Of
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

dltlona. says. Socialism 10 prod
net Of civilization, and all civilized
countries have socialists ia their
midst Il ~, therefore, n natural
phenomenon that Japan. which has
entered into the list Of civilized ma.
lions. should have them. too While
European books are freely introduc-
ed. and people are allowed 10 study
foreign languages. 30 they can quai-
ny 10 read these books. and while
the present conditions remain unim-
proved. and again. while bureau.
cratic government Will not respect
public opinion. no hlgh.hauded pol
Icy against socialists viii avail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
At the Majestic.

The top-Iins feature 81 the Ma
jeatic bill which opens Monday aft
.Fnodn sill be Emust Dewey and
hts company. in a taughahio farce
entitled The Saintiy Afr Billings
OF Mr.. d Noy'S company in Miss
Herfuinc Shone. counted one ~ the
most beautiful women 20 the stage
Another beauty Is Miss Carrie
Ryan. "a DO. with George Stokes. has
a line % siuging. dancing ard witty
dialogue to put over They are
capable pair ~ entertainers and SO
strong
K Stuart Rollins and his banjo aiflM
the Misses Ellison and Carmen. will
offer up "a line % string music that
u ~ class. Their act la one Uf chs
big ouea
Mile Olive T. a dainty little lady
With marvellous ability a. a juGxigr
Leonard. Louie and Gillette are
collie ge athletes who work every
minute and turn ont a great enter
tainmeut one ~ them has a
comedy line that much II promised
for
There will BE- a treat for music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
WHAT ARE THE
lOUGHNfY
BAKE OVENS!
They Are Rejuvenators or
Renovators-l Call Your
Machines Renoyators.

They have cured mo Of cathrrh.
malaria and rheumatism. and made
me feel like new man throughout"
~ the opinion Of Mr.. Chas. q. Scott.
one Of the pioneers of Seattle.
Mr.. NJ Whittier OF Riverton SAYS.
Il am now In my 72nd year: have
been troubled with rheumatism for
years. After trying several rene.
dies. WIS finally induced 10 try the
I.oughney Bake oven treatment.
Much 10 my surprise. I was relieved
Of my pains by the first treatment.
! feel better In every way, and the
treatments are pleasant 10 take
and give relief promptly"
Mrs A. 8. TAFT OF Redondo gives
testimony ms follows.
Il have been troubled with my
stomach and liver for some time and
finally had an attack OF rheumatism.
My friends who knew Of the fine re-.
suits obtained by those who had
taken a course OF treatments at the
LOughncy Bake ovens advised me
10 try them ! fortunately decided
10 do so. aud was pleasantly sur.
prised with each treatment until I
was entirely relieved. and / think
the treatments are fine for any one
who IN troubled with their stomach.
liver or rheumatism"
Another well. known citizen and
prominent cigar manufacturer OF Sc
attic. Mr. Mike Wright. tells us that
after being troubled with my stom.
ach and bowels for eight years.
condition that also brought on ex-
treme nervousness. ! could find no
cure until came to your office
After taking a course OF treatments
/ feel better than I have for ten
years The treatments are pleas.
ant and the results are most crafty
ing"
Mr. Wright resides at 300 Orcas
and his telephone number Is Colum.
bit 81 or Hudson 81 His case IL
one OF hundreds that have been
treated at the LOughney Bake Oy-
ems.
When such testimonials are re-
oeived from patients. Il is surely the
best evidence that can be secured
on the efficacy OF the Loughney
Bake oven treatments Al the
LouRhney Institute you will find a
staff of physicians who are compe
tent 20 give you the very best ad.
vice. and II you are ailing you
should consult them at once. They
make no charge for consultation and
advice. Trained nurses are on duty
at all times. and there are lady
nurses for lady patients. The hours
are from s a. m. 10 .. m. and . to
~ on Sundays. The offices are 10
Gated AZ the corner OF Second ave
nue. and Pike street, In suite 220-225
Peoples Bank building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
Pantaeeal PremI.Inn nIn.


isis things ara promised next week
at iuniagca theatre beginning
Monday afternoon la fact tho bin
A. one nf the best nH far as advance
Indications are concerned that has
beon offered 80 rantngcH for some
time
Heading the bin IL an absolute
novelty, an act booked by Mr. Pam
tagcn himself whiio ON his recent
ttip tn New York tie saw the act
at try-uut In New York for the
benefit ~ the hlE managers ana boo
fore any ~ the others could make "a
move 90 set the act under contract
he had a.
This act 81 entitled "rhe lilly
Girl "a beautiful spectacular feat-
urc, Ia which the audience gets a
distinct surprise Miss May calder
" the iiiy Girl According 90 the
London reviews nhe ~ called THE
queen 81 Song and likewise THE
Queen ~ Beauty Nothing Just
like u has ever been seen here
Another feature. likewise a Euro
pu1n Importation. H. tho act Of Kari
iriHse and company This iH an ec-
centric comedy pAntomimo act
called "fun on the Roof"
Maurice hurkhart, the song writ
or ana singing comedian, VIII APP
pear in d series 81 hiH own works.
hc mad. biz hit on thc circuit
about "a year ago
Mncienn ana Bryant viii offer "a
scenic comedy drama lu one act
called ~ ana 20 un the Black q"
The sketch shows something ncw is
stage settings and novelty in itH
plot
Claude Golden. the Australian
Card King, viii appear here FOR the
fret time. Golden De- more than "a
cRrd manipulator be- seems "a have
"a supernatural control 81 the paste
boards. and does things that amaze
the spectator
Mias Helen Lowe will have an
other ~ those pretty songs. aud ghe
pictures from the HnutnEsacaps win
b. the latest releases By the flim-
makers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Eugene a. Tricou. assistant pay
master IN the United STATES navy.
has been promoted 60 the rank ~
raymaater and appointed % the
Pennsylvania. Tho Pennsylvania
viii sail next week 10 take part In
the Chilean celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

The Friends church opened It's
quarterly session this morning Ia
the meeting house al card av. and
p Spruce a. The afternoon vas
devoted % q buHinrHn session Rev
y EdEar Williams Will conduct the
services tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
FEAT SUCCESS
CROWNS REAL
ESTATE MAN
st 3. Lord, Old-Timer,
sells Two Additions
IN Six Months
= Ready for Third Ad-
dition

i . Lords Third addition
: tsseloped into one Of the
4 'fabie residence additions
II is located just six
! asFtA Of the present city Inn.
4. s, !. Puget Sound. where
our wealthy citizens are
! ~ iAeir new homes.
-. sfe Reasonable building re.
- enforced. and the whole
l.. : cleared IN park style.
-. 'sEizs- There are eofoot
Is sha zO-foot alleys. Prices
81 p'lonaily low. at $500 TO
= iot tioxiz5J. Terms are
~, ~ easy. and Information
''en BY the office Of
ALBERT 3. LORD
'snth Top Floor Northern
". ''aa. Fourth and Pike.
- essz. Ind. 1879.
y : " send for q handy little
inE contours Of Seattle
''oas Finest view IN Seattle
~ office wludows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
am nae giving my personal at
frnflaa GO ny DENTAL PNA0II1Ll

am now giving my personal at
f@Bfioa ts my DENTAL PhAttitt'
am not giving Introductory
prices. nor doing cheap sdsertisius
Dental work Mr offices have been
located at ia First avenue Tor -
years I myself bought ard took
charge % the offices July 10. 1901.
and I have ne ether office IN Seattle.
/ Will save you AZ least one half,
OF 90 per cent, on your Dental work,
aud your work viii be done by tried
and true Graduate Dentists 81 from
ten 10 twenty years experience. who
have been carefully Instructed IN
the system Of Painless Deptistry.
which has earned for my offices
both Reputation and Success.
The Day OF Reckoning T. sure 60
Come
II bank should open IN Seattle
and advertise TO pay you one hum
dred cents on the dollar for the use
Of your money for ninety days, you
would not care 20 deal with such
bank
ike putting money IN the bank. ana
uniess the Dental work and guaran-
tee are good. the bank IL busted
and you are HtunE.
DO You Need Tsethf
A perfect set Of artificial teeth Is
"a work OF mechanical art. i guar
aufoe all Plates made AT my utitfeH
10 fit. ana after I make you SEE o.
teeth you may 20 "a any Reputable
Dentist IN seattle and have them eN-
autlned and IL the teeth 90 not III
ana give Satisfaction, VIII make
them over or give your money back.
Remember. / repair ali my Plates
without charge.
Record 90 Bs Proud of
May I. 1908. I decided not 20 re-
main silent and allow tho state Den
tai Combine 10 continue their an
archv. have Kept up the high
standard 81 my Dental Work. but
have cut the price 80 per cent ana
between May L. 1903. and April 30.
1910, Just eight thousand seven hum
dred ana eight patients have re-
ceived tho benefit. care ana attcn-
tion Of our hlEh-class work a. hair
the price charged hy the Combine
DO not experiment with your
teeth. They are valuable. Hemem-
her. require twelve Assistants TO
care for ms patients, ana ! Ruaran-
tee satisfaction. and my guarantee
H. backed by the largest Dental
practice In the United states outside
Of New York city Call and allow
me 10 examine your teeth. and In
etruet YOU about their care. then
have your Dental Work done by any
Dentist you care 10 go To.
EDWIN J. BROWN.
7fs First Avenue, Union Block be-
tween Columbia and Cherry Streets.
open evenings until : and Sundays
untii for people who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

The day nursery committee ~ the
First Presbyterian church viii give
a progressive tea September l. from
60 O'Clock. Automobiles viii
take the women from house 20 house.
Mrs a. J Huston and Mrs }. r.
TrowbridEe are IN charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

r. taYue. Sorvai MefSreEor q NJ
Griffith. Philip Sheffield ana ether
Lois Favorltes have been carefully
cast for THIS production. aud lt
should prove one ~ the succeaaca u
The thsatfica week Tonight viii
b. The last opportunity 60 see the
Lawrence players IN the clever cone
rdy. sguiug Some"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

"The Christian" n powerful
drama. written by Hall caine. r. the
attraction billed for the Lois theatre
beginning with a matinee tomorrow
afternoon.
This riay has been pronounced by
the ministry Of this country 10 be
one Of tho most wholesome and
powerful dramas ever penned.
Del Lawrence, Jane Kelton. Ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

Mrs John RoHene. wife ~ the
Alaska capitalist. died suddenly yes
terday. Her daughter was with her.
Mr. RoHeno 10 Ia Southeastern Alas
ka. and funeral arrangements Will
await his return
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
VICTORIA AND ReTuRN 1900

Good going Saturday or sunday
return either day Princess Victoria
0 a. M from Pier A. Steamer ar
riyes Seattle $50 .. m. returning
-Four hours in Victoria G p ny
coo First Avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

lovers In the ace offered by Maxwell
and Dudley, They are not only in
strumcntaliats, but splendid vocal
lists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06
HITTING SANDS" SAD
| AFFAIR AT MOORE
| NC WEEKS SHOWS

= t.FEEAHC SHOWS 4
=
nosE Margaret Anglin a
mishs pars next Nses
800 ...,,vs.s =
susaA-giehard a Prln- e
- nlnstrels tonight. Dark q
- week
sHs = = -. W !.
..sssrlc- .Emuet Dcyoy. q
nkrAGEs The Lily Girl .
Ihe CHRISTIAN
EsTTLk Just heioF"
CASE
stss SrsrN
u
49,. A,~ft, t.s,
,a-,......... 60. ,ha
y fset' Seattle es1A'e1 >"
FAss manner. and there we're
.sx 4 canine smokers and
Nzs SANDS Was SO "ao as
! szAATzssing Tor sympathetic
ne malosirsu,a itself IL
-, -. - a..
saiha Angifn-l.0is east iul-
~ 1 ncwise For a few brief
- i he last act Miss Anglsn
~ ! seene Il, a dramatic level.
II. ~ ceme.ix vent with cor.
rzxtsas Of the audience hut
*esseaal scsueS acre laughed
- IA axnfu
a roof ray
hfplar shifting Sands lacks
~ ssrything required for sue
y J has been done to death
Haenx eowh0y productions. IL
= Nsspa. and IL replete with
tsx II II had been written
y 2 the blood and thunder
dnaaise plane. vita plenty 81
nAiz wsss. Il might do IN the
- aeiodran1a houses. but as
sza&s theTe IL just enough in
- xppeai 20 make Il ride
good playwright, a good
Hzs and a good scene painter,
~ M'sas uo'ie ~leh
~ ~ = - rssrged aIso,
- q The worthless husband
z.skls haraa rn,,ld - s,eae ~.
- ss1rs~ssrg !, H. aevra.
-. a m4r ,r.rsI,y sesd 40
s al nafresarsior 30 -, A.
ii slszsanf 70 rpufamplate on
b & a,is so,ns Abnormal sas,er
- - - - 49, - -, .,
nzl-rssIou Miss knriin ~
i saree hal gfrl ueisbey acs
! II k<sss s,,a -. tass ut~b,
b i noOs Mari he role ts law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-06

OWN J. BROWN.

7fs First Avenue, Union Block. be-
tween Columbia and Cherry streets.
open evenings until 3 and Sundays
until for people who work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-29
THINKING OF ADMIRER OF
OLD DAYS FINDS HIM
Unconscious Working Of Mind 6rinSs
Together the Lovers Of Forty.
five Years Ago.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. ga chance
occurrence OF three months ago caus-
ed the thoughts OF Mrs. l.. A. Robin
son, prominent local club woman,
long a widow, to think deeply OF +
j. Fordham, sweetheart OF her girl.
hood. and OF whom she had not heard
for forty-fve years. The thought
brought an intense longing TO see
him and OF the wish was born a
bunch" that she could find him by
going TO Brooklyn, n Y. She went.
The result was an almost unexampled
romance.
The second day after she reached
the Eastern city Mrs. Robinson met
her first love. now an old man, on the
street and they instlnctively recog-
nized each other.
Precisely as in her case. life had
brought and death had taken the
mate OF Fordham, leaving him free,
and his memory had been bringing
up visions OF the woman he had ador.
ed as a little girl. Now the announce
ment il received here that they will
De married I'm Brooklyn In December
at the home OF Mrs. Robinson )
daughter.
Another daughter. Mrs, Alice NJ
McCarty, resides here. The bride-to-
be is a student OF psychology and &
leader I'm the First Church of Elmer.
son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-29
Markets and Finance

eign news favored "A decline. There
We're favorable reports from AustraIln
ard Argentina, and new wheat was OF
fered freely for early shipment III
quantities that depressed the markets
The tone here was bearish and ma
tority appeared TO be in favor OF lower
prices.
The wheat bears now feel that there
Is nothing To fear excepting an over
sold spot. Nearly all the profession
ais are bearish on the theory that SLOW
cash demand and light outside trade
will counteract the decrease in the
visible supply. There Is also feeling
that a lot or wheat now out OF sight
will soon get back into the visible
supply. The liquidation of December
wheat is also expected TO cause de-
preston. on the other hand, there Is
cold weather In Russia and chance
that navigation may be closed, which
will result In large decrease In Rus
sian exports. decrease In both the
worlds and the American visible sup
plies IL taken, by those who watch ng-
ures. as an indication that the market
is nearly at low point and many VIII
not further follow the bear side IL the
decreases continue.
Trading was quiet in the wheat mar
ket oh Tuesday and the prevailing tone
loss, but the features closed of h.c;
New yellow corn declined 2i.c and
cloverseed lost 10G l5c
Wheat quotations: Cash No. red:
u at 94isc. declined 10 9i4c and
moved up TO save May opened at 99c.
lost &c and advanced TO ssc; July
opened at 94Sc. declined TO 20 and
advanced to 94%c; No l white, s3l4c.
Coarse grain quotations Corn, cash
No. 9. 53c No yellow. 65Isc; No. ,
yellow. 54%c; new No. 3 yellow, ] car
at soc. at 49c. 2 at 4stsc; new No 4
yellow, car at 47c. Oats: Standard,
3ilsc; No. 80 white. SAC. Rye Cash
No. I, soc; No. .. 7sc Beans: Cash.
SPOT. 20 bags at ssS5; Dec. 1895;
at $50. SO at 1926. 2e at 81. IL at
$675. 5 at Sc; prime alsike ss76; sam
pie alsike. bags at IS. Timothyseed:
Prime spot. so bags at s425
Receipts In the Detroit market on
included 445 bbls OF -four. IL
cars OF wheat. OF corn. OF oats and
4 OF rye. Withdrawals were 400 bbls
OF -four. 10000 bu OF wheat and 16.045
bu OF corn. Stocks are 366.910 bu OF
wheat. 21s.1Ss bu OF corn. 1925 blu
OF oats and 12.676 bu OF rye.
Liverpool wheat closed with de-
cline OF I'd
Tuesdays wheat receipts: Duluth.
206 cars. against SIP cars year ago:
Minneapolis. 1874 cars. against 500;
Kansas CITY. $4,000 cars. against 80 /:
20. Louis. 10000 bu. against 10000 bu:
Winnipeg. $40 cars. against SAG
Bradstreets reports decrease or e.
$50, 900 bu In the worlds visible sup
ply for the week.
Primary wheat receipts were s06, 900
ou. against $4,000 bu a year aog.
Tuesdays exports OF wheat and nour
we're $4,000 blu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Detroit Credit Men hold their
regular monthly dinner in the Pont.
chartrain this evening.
The Detroit Rotary club Will hold
its third banquet, Thursday evening.
in the Hotel Cadillac and VIII have
the ladies OF the club as its guests.
The first meeting OF the creditors
Of the Barnes Motor Car Co. which
was TO have been held before Referee
Joslyn. Tuesday morning. has been
postponed until Dec. S at 10 a. NJ
The aggregate capital stock OF all
corporations in the United States Is
1921 ,626,752 and the total bonded
and other Indebtedness as reported
TO the internal revenue department
is s31 ,Ss3.952,69 There were 262,.
400 corporations that paid taxes un-