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The Washington times., 1910-04-15
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SFTRINERS' MEETING
Mobiles Vote New Orleans Gather
ing Greatest Ever"-Dele-
gates Returning

NEW ORLEANS. April 15.-The thirty
sixth annual meeting Of the Ancient Ara
bic Order, Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.
whose DELEGATES New Orleans has be- p
entertaining since last sunday, came 10
an end win a gorgeous carnival pageant
in the streets last night
The mobiles, before starting n their
homes. declared that this convention
was TIE greatest ever
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Coufederates Daughters
VIII Entertain the D. A. R

The District OF Columbia Division.
Knitted Daughters OF the Confederacy,
nave issued an Invitation 90 Ms Nat
thew : Scott. President General, D. a.
r.. the members Of the National Board,
and an The visiting daughters Of the l.
ID o. 70 a tea on Wednesday. April ~.
from & ro O'Clock AT the Coufederste
Memorial Home I1- Vermont avenue
northwest
me Officers and members Of the chap
tiers VIII be hOsteSSes-
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pie Of Tennessee at the earliest oPPor-
tunity do not rebuke him and the fac
ton 10 which he belongs at the polls
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terrain the members Of the Congress
sionaI Club at musicale at the White
Eouse this evening.
Miss BTeuHiRger
To Wed F. NJ Dushane.
= pretty wedding vii take place to-
morrow evening al 40 O'Clock N the
home Of Mrs Josephine Breuninger, on
AIasss chusetrs avenue. when her dauEh-
ter. Miss 'fhUsnelda BreuningeT, viii be
come the wife Of Frank II. Dushane, OF
Baltimore
Only a small family party viii attend
the ceremony. which VIII be solemuized
by the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor
Of the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Miss MazdaIen BreuainEer. sister .7r
benson Dushane. Of Baltimore. VIII be
his brothers best mar.
An informal reception for the guests
at the ceremony VIII follow Immediately
aftcTWaUd
after their bridal trip. ar Dushare
and his bride vii reside IN Ba Itimore.
where they viii be az homo after Nay
is. 1T 1921 Eutaw place
Mrs. Anderson
Returns to Washington
Mrs Anderso- wife Of AR. Justice
Thomas II. ANDERSON. has returned 10
Washington from Waterbury. COM.
where she vas a guest Of her son-in-Iavv
ana daughter, llT- and Ms Luley. who
accompanied her as far as East Orange.
party attended the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wedding at East Orange. Tuesday
The cards ACCOMMODATING the invita-
lions To the dance at the Congress
slonal Club, on April 20. are 10 b..
given by the club members TO their
friends whom they wish 10 PARTED
pete n the evening dance.
Mem bers OF the club not ca ring 70
use their cards for the dance are
asked 10 return them
Mrs. Charles J. Wetzel and her
oaL ghter, Miss Bertha WliIIdin Wet
eel, VIII be at home 10 their friends in
I tneir apartment in the. Lanier. 1792
ontario roads sue sdsy- April 70.
from 3 TO O'Clock. and from 10 10
@ clock.
They are leaving Washington short
" for their home in Portland. ore.
Mrs LeDrOict LsanEdon Barber. &C
" ashinEton this morning for West
End, y J.
Mrs H H DarneiIe and Miss Oar
nellie have gone 10 Atlantic CITY. and
are guests at the Hotel ChaIfoure-
Mrs. p a. Marshall has returned 10
u ashirEtcu. and IS at her home. $3.50
r street Her daughter. Mrs r F. "a
Ampnlezt Ct England. who viii arrive
n New York sunday viii come d.
rectly TO Washington TO Join her
mother.
Mrs Samuel Bensiuzer entertained the
Weekly card club last evening Al her
home In the Dupont. After cards buC-
let luncheon vas served The guests
were MIS- Max Fischer. Mrs. T. Stras-
burger, Mrs Addie SiEmund. Mrs Fan
ME Nerfeld. and Mrs Lewis Newmeyer-
Mr. and Mrs William Hahn who haEs
been spending the last two weeks in At
lantiC City, have returned 20 their hom=
on kaloraua road
Mrs Roland Goddard. Of Denver.
Colo. Is spending a few weeks here, ti-=
guest OF relatives
Mr.. ard Mrs J. Cozlin and their
daughters the Misses Colin. have gone
10 New York % attend the wedding OF
their daUShter. Anna. 70 Max H. HaUuF.
Of New york city The wedding VIII
take place sunday evening. April T., 81
Liederkranrz hail. Brooklyn. New Ecris-
Harry J. Coziin. Of Riverdale. Nc.
has also gone 20 New York 20 attend
the marriage OF his sister
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AIS Brown. wife OF former Justice
EroEu- has issued cards for a luncheon
ON "wednesday april q
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The announcement that books bear
inE on the Albany graft are hidden in
a barn is another sign that those fell
lows were dog IN the mauEer.
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Theaters.

NatsonaI--'FOIlies OF 1909 SIS D. m
Eelasco-"T The Midnight Sons. $50 p. N.
olumbia-''B Bobby Burnt" SIS p m
rhase-s-Polite vaudeville, sis ?. m.
C.arfro-COntiuuoUs vaudeville
Academy Lion ana the Mouse. S-15
75S3iesfi,--Va evire and motion PIC
lures TO II p. N.
T 7-rf.t7rn--.' T)rean1lands," S-l5 D. N
fzs,-stN-'sCzCIdeu crook SD D m
NFasonfr, A -Ciitori8Tn - Motion pictures
and vaudeville, 80 to 1880 p m
srcade-8Iidway and other attractions
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one OF Mr.. Caunon's rules for long
life is to learn 20 sing. He is prob
ably practlcIng now. "GOOd-by. Ny
Honey I'm Gone
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These news items about individuals
and railroads being robbed Of millions
OF dollars shows the advantage Of Al
ways being poor
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President and Mrs. Taft to
Entertain Congress
sional Club.
Musicale VIII Be Given at
White House This
Evening.

The President and Mrs Taft VIII en-
terrain the members Of the Congress
sionaI Club at a musicale al the White
Eouse this evening
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Miss Katherine Leech Entertains
In Compliment to Miss Clabaugh
Miss Young to Entertain
For Miss Isabel Chapman

Hiss Rcbyn YOuns, who has as he
house guest Miss Isabel Chapman, o.
Baltimore, viii entertain at bridge this
afternoon at her residence on Z street
Additional guests viii join the party at
O'Clock for tea
The Military Attache OF the french
Embassy and Countess de Chambrgn
entertained a small company Informally
az dinner last evening.
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CThe Times VIII be pleased 10 announce
uperinzs and entertainments in this
column. Phone or write announce
ments.)
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Vice President
And Mrs. Sherman Entertain.

The Vice President and Mrs sherman
were hosts at a dinner party last even
INK Their guests were Mr.. Justice and
5Irs. Anderson. Representative and Mrs
James r Mann, Representative VII
liam p. Mckinley. Miss Maths. Colonel
and Mrs Symons, and 8Ir- and Mrs
- a. <eaIL
The Vice President and SIrs. Sherman
win spend the weekend at their home
In Utica
The Secretary OF Agriculture and his
daughter Miss Flora Wilson. entertain
81 a party at dinner at the New VII
lard last evening in honor Of Countess
Annie Iseary and Miss Brasford, OF
New York, and Mrs. J J Brown and
Miss Brown. Of Denver
Among the additional guests invited
20 meet them were tho Secretary OF the
Interior and Mrs BaIingeT, Gen. and
Efrs. George Gillespie. Senator Warren,
Major and Ms David Porter, and John
Barrett
Following the dinner, Miss Wilson
sang "A number of songs for the guests
1Tfss Wilson also entertained her house
guests at a luncheon at the Capitol
yesterday
The Military Attache. OF the German
washington yesterday, for New York
--e-- --i4era zT-re Won Tfvonils and
tEeIr small son viii sail JOmoTTOW for
Germany She win be Joined there later
Hr Major Won Livonius-
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The man who was the original dis
roverer Of Walter Johnson seems as
great as Peary 90 the Washington
fans TODAY
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NJ Taft coruered the baseball vote
yesterday
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Mrs Roland Goddard. Of Denver.
Colo. Is spending a few weeks here. Ll--
guest OF relatives
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Mr. ard Mrs J. CozIi1 and Then
daughters the Misses Colin. have gone
TO New York % attend the wedding ol
their daUEhter. Anna. 10 Max II. Hauur
Of New YORK city The wedding vii
take place Sunday evening. April L. 90
Liederkrsntz hall. Brooklyn. New Tcris
Harry J. Coziin. Of Rivsrdale. No
has also gone 20 New York 20 attend
the marriage 81 his sister
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Mrs Samuel BensiuEer entertained the
Weekly card club last evening Al her
home Ia the Dupont After cards a buf-
fet luncheon vas served The guests
were MIS- Max Fischer. Mrs. T. Stras-
burger, Mrs. Addie SiEmund- Mrs Fan
ME MerfeId. and Mrs Lewis Newmeyer-
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Mrs. Anderson
Returns TO Washington

Mrs Anderscr wife OF AR Justice
/ Thomas II. ANDERSON. has returned To
Washington from Waterbury COM.
( where she vas a guest Of her son-in-laaT
and daughter, llT- and Ms LiIley who
accompanied her as far as East OranEe
n J. upon her return home TIE
party attended the KuoIIbof- Czssics-
wedding at East Orange. THesday-
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Mr. and Mrs William Hahn who haze
been spending the last two weeks in At
la1tiC City, have returned 20 their hom=
on KalOrama road
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The cards accompanying the invita-
uons To the dance at the ConEres-
Slpnal Club, on April 20. are 10 be
given by the club mem bers to their
friends. whom they wish 10 parrfci-
pete IN the evening dance
Mem bers OF the club not caring 70
use their cards for the dance are
asked to return them
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Mrs LeprOict LanEdo1 Barber. &C
cOmpanled oy her little daughter. left
" Washington this morning for West
End. y. J.
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Mrs. F. T. Marshall has returned To-
" ashlrE tCu- and Is at her home. o15H
r street Her daughter. Mrs. r F.
Ampnle=t. Ct England who viii arrive
N New York sunday uiI come OIL
rectly TO Washington TO Join he-
mother.
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Mrs r. II Dar1eilIe and Miss Oar
nellie have gone 10 Atlantic City. and
are guests at the Hotel ChaIfoure-
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ground that the evidence did not any where show an intent to defraud.
 AbeIcS Gets Big Judgment.
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ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Miss Stella Reinberger, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Irving Reinberger, of this city, who has been visiting rela- tives in St. Louis for some weeks, is now the guest of relatives in Cincin- natl.
 Colonel Gus Waterman. Miss Jessie Waterman and Miss Dora Waterman will go to Hot Springs this weex for a brief visit Miss Dora Waterman is a sufferer from rheumatism and may remain there for several week for treatment
 Elizabeth Alexander the little daughter of MT. and Mrs " o. Alex ander, returned Sunday from Sher- Till, where she spent week with her aunt, Mrs. A. R. Sherrill. Mrs. Sherril1 accompanied her home aud is the guest of Mrs. Alexander
 Mo Levine left yesterday afternoon for New Orleans, where he will join Mrs. Levine, and go to Los Angeles, California, where with his family he will make his home. Mrs. Levine and children have been visiting in New Orleans for the past two weeks
 Mrs. Oliver c. Townsend, of New York City, arrived here yesterday morning and will spend several weeks in this city the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Triplett on West Fourth avenue. Mrs. Townsend vis- ited this city some months ago and has many friends who will be pleas ed to learn of her return here.
 Miss Jessie Andrews, the popular daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leo NJ. Andrews, is expected to return home in few days from delightful visit to friends at Marshall, Texas. She was to return home last week, but was invited to attend a house party at a country home near Marshall and remained there several days longer.
 F. Curtiss Edmiston, of Zanesvi le. Ohio, prominent business man Of that city, is spending few days i'll the city with his old friend, Dc. 0. C. Hankison. MT. Edmiston is on his way home from six months tour, during which he made a trip around the world with party of 65S Amer jeans from all parts of the country They remained on steamer through out the tour. They left New York six months ago and only recently landed at San Francisco The Clark Tour Company had charge of the trip.
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V0SS-N|CH0l TEAM
 IS REORCANIzINC
Manager Oscar Townsend Hopes to Have the Fastest Bunch of Amateurs in the
 State.

The work of reorgsasr,nr> the Voss-Nichol baseball ess&am will begin in earnest within<fhe next fe% weeks. The teah, which was com posed of amatedrs last season. will be remembered as formidable bunch of young men, and Manager Oscar Towns lend stated few days ago that he expected to have as good if not faster nine for the 1910 sea- son. Mrl Townsend managed. .<the team last year. He will stayfin a few days inN bringing together the best players in~the-eitf for work out and trial for the team. He believes that since the last years ball season a number of good play CTS have come to the city and that he will get them for the team this year. He is making Townsend and Starke bicycle shop at No. 122 West Fourth avenue, his headquarters, and any of the local players desir- ing to try for the team may consult him there in regard to the practice days and try out. It is state that good financial support will be secur- ed for the club and extensive plans for travelling will be made after the selection of the team.
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AS to the conviction of Loy Lis more, who had been sentenced to pay fine of $100 and spend three months in Jail, the court finds that the evidence against her was not sufficient, and the case was reversed and remanded for new hearing.
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ed to the county court for property owners who feel aggrieved at the action of the county equalization board.
 From the action of this body, says the supreme court, there is no ap- peal except by the property owner himself, and in the absence of spe- cific statute granting power to in- terfere, no court either ofa law or equity, may step in and take juris- diction of the action of the county court. No avenue of appeal is pro- vided, either by injunction or other wise, so far as the state is concern ed.
 Ta~ Commission EstOpped.
 AS for the State Tax Commission, the ao. eating it gave it no power to institnte proceedings against the action of the county court when sit- ting an assessment body. The supe"risory control given it under the act creating it was for the pur- pose of allowing it to gather facts and data for the purpose of better carrying out it's duties as a state board, or for the purpose of enab- ling it to make recommendations to the state legislature for future leg islation, but not for the purpose of enabling it to take up any grievance for the state as against an action of the county court in valuing proper ty for assessment purposes.
 Consequently, the action of the chancellor in dismissing the petition for injuncti tion is affirmed.
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TAKEN TO HAZEN
 TO STAND TRIAL

James Casey, white man who recently moved to this city with his family from Hagen, Ark, was arrest ed yesterday by City Detective Dave Glover with warrant sent here from Hazen, charging him with defrauding a boarding house keeper. He was taken back to Hazen for trial At the time of his arrest Casey was do- ing some carpenter work at the Arr lington Hotel. His wife" and two daughters are employed at a board ing house on East Third avenue.
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WHITE BOY GETS
 INTO TROUBLE

James Reyburn, a young white boy, was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Hope on petit larceny charge. It is alleged that the boy went to the plant of the Dold and Company, packers. and represented himself to be an employe of downtown restau- rant, securing some breakfast bacon, which ne afterwards sold at 8 board ing house on East Third avenue. The boy is in the city jail awaiting trial.
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ground that the evidence did not any where show an intent to defraud
 Abeles Gets Big Judgment.
 The case of the Southwestern Tele- phone Company against Theo. D. Abeles, appealed from Pulaski coun- ty circuit court, was affirmed, giving Abelcs a judgment for $5.900 against the company for injuries received be- cause of the negligence of such com pany
 Abeles was injured while standing at the receiver of a telephone install ed in his place of business by the telephone company. He had taken down the receiver and placed it to his ear, when he received a shock so extreme as to practically destroy the sense of hearing in his left ear. He sued the company for large dam age judgment, alleging that the re- ceiving instrument had not been properly installed.
 At the hearing numerous electrical experts were introduced, the testi- mony being to the effect that the most modern method of installing against danger from lightning shock and current from the exchange itself is by the addition of a ground wire in connection with the receiving sta tion. It was further alleged that this ground wire was not installed in connection with the instrument be- ing used by Mir. Abeles, at the time he was injured
 The company advanced various grounds of error against the lower courts judgment, in which Abeles had been awarded judgment for $5,- 900. but in reviewing the case none of these were sustained by the su- preme court, and the judgment for damages was affirmed
 Council Men Not Guilty.
 In the acts of the State vs., Loy Lismore, convicted of operating house of ill-repute in the town of Camden, the court made several findings, one of which is that mem- bers of a city council, merely be- cause they support an ordinance pro- viding for the regulation of such houses and licensing their operation, cannot be prosecuted as "partici- pants in the operation of houses conducted with regard to such ordi- nance.
 The court further finds that cities are not authorized to pass ordi- nances regulating the operating of such houses, as their operation is, under the law misdemeanor within itself and not thing to be "regulat ed."
 AS to the conviction of Loy Lis more, who had been sentenced to pay fine of $100 and spend three months in jail, the court finds that the evidence against her was not sufficient, and the case was reversed and remanded for new hearing.
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Fitzpatrick -RawsOn.

Fitzpatrick Rawson.
 The marriage of Miss Minnie Fitz- patrick and E. T. Rawson, of Hot Springs, occurred yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock The ceremony was performed by Magistrate W. D. Vance The marriage came as quite sur- prise to large number of the friends of Miss Fitzpatrick, who is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Fitz- patrick, of No. 9S Florida street. She enjoys a large circle of friends in this city. The groom is a we'll known resident of Hot Springs. The couple left yesterday afternoon on the Hot Springs Western train for the Valley of Vapors, where they will make their home.
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Reception.

Reception.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Gottlieb enter tained with reception Sunday after noon and evening in honor of their only daughter, Miss Essie Gottlieh, who is soon to be married to Sig Heyman, of Lexington, Miss. The house decorations were in pink and white carnations, interspersed with satin ribbons of the same colors. Miss Gottlieb wore handsome black gown, while the hostess was attirel in lavendar. The hours of the re- ception were from 2:30 in the after noon until 10 o'clock in the evening, and during these hours many called at the home. Refreshments wee served. A stringed orchestra fur nished music throughout the after noon and evening. Misses Rosa Son. nenschein, Bernice Thalheimer, Hen nie Cook, Retta Lazarus and Brunette Silbernagle assisted in receiving.
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John F. Rutherford has returned from a visit to Little Rock.
 Dr." Frank Hurle, of Little Rock, was in the city Sunday, with friends
 Attorney Nick J. Can't has gone to Russellville, on a legal business trip.
 A. c. Brummett, of Humphrey, was business visitor in the city yester- day-
 Mrs. w. E. Allen has returned home to England, after visit in this cit.'
 Burton B. Veil and little son, of Memphis, are visiting relatives in the city.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dorsett, of Red field, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 Dr. J. I. Norris went to Little Rock yesterday afternoon, on a brief busi- ness trip.
 G. w. Byington and wife, of Little Rock, spent Sunday in the city with
  relatives.
 Miss Edith Swanson, of Rison, spent yesterday afternoon in the city shopping.
 Jo Cromwell and Will Hut yester- day afternoon left for Stuttgart for ] hunting trip.
 Miss Ethel Weaver, of Noble Lake, spent Sunday in the city with rel atives and friends.
 Charles Veil has gone to Hot Springs, where he will spend sever al weeks for rest.
 Mrs. D. H. Saunders has returned from a pleasant visit to Mrs. '. B. Dickerson, in Little Rock.
 Voight Phillips left yesterday af- ternoon for Tyler, Texas, to ente" 4 business college for while.
 Rev. c. c. Cline has gone to Little Rock, on business trip, which will keep him there for few days.
 Miss ElizabashSM Matthews, of Sher- Till, came.sup yes sterday morning, to attend the spring openings at the various stores
 Judge~garTow and son, Attorney Barrow, of Little Rock, were in the city Sunday, the guests of Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Allen.
 J. Turner Bradford, former resi- dent of this city now in business at Fl Reno. Ok, is in the city visiting relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Meyer Weller and daughters, Misses Minnette and Alma, left Sunday for Little Rock, which will be their future home.
 Louis Bucks, representing the Fox Harris Machine and Supply Company, has gone north on the Cotton Belt in the interest Of his firm.
 Miss Lulu Mitchell left yesterday afternoon for her home in Evansville, Ind, after spending several weeks with relatives and friends here.
 Mrs. J. H. Dell1on is expected home todas>ff6m seyeral weeks vis- it wi1 relatives at Monticello. Mrs. Dell mon attended hef sister, who is very\ sick.
 Mrs J. x. McFaaaeAof Altheimef spent yesterday i1 the 9Ny with rel atives and friend ds, and left yester- day afternoon fSr Hoy Springs to spend a few weeks:
 June Ingram has returned from a trip to Little Rock and Hot Springs. Mir. Ingram recently sustained ser ious injury to his eye, and has been away for treatment
 Ike Felsenthal, of El Dorado brother of Adolph Felsenthal O. Cam- den, candidate for railroad commits sioner from this district, was a busi-
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B. V. Wilkey, and c. J. James have returned from Nashville. Tenn, where they attended the annual convention of the representatives of the Metro politan Life Insurance Company. MT. Wilkey Is superintendent of the com pany in this city and MT. James Is . local agent.
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Musical COterie Chorus.

Musical COterie Chorus.
 The following program will be ren- dered at the meeting of the Musical Coterie Wednesday morning at the Temple:
 The "Berceuse"-Mrs. Holderness and Nils sRoth, leaders.
 1.-Chorus Morn Rise (Denza)- coterie Ghorus.
 2.-Or,ssln solo, Berceuse" (Gou- nod)-Mrs. Renfrow.
 3.-Vocal solo "Bedouin Love Song" (Pinsuti)-Mr. James Mad ding.
 1.-The ''Berceuse'' Wilson, Mrs. E. A. Peck.
 5.-Vocal solo, "Carmina'' (Wil- son)-Miss Suggs.
 6-Vocal Quartette Sleep Little Baby of Mine", Charles Dennee)- Mesdames Montgomery, Lake, San- ders and Miss Broadstreet.
 7.-Piano solo, "Berceuse'', (Chop- in)-Miss Caroline Caldwell.
 S.-Vocal solo, His Lullaby, Carrie Jacobs Bond)-Miss Mary Geisreiter.
 e.-Piano Qua.t&ete, March Fri umphal" (Milde)-Mesdames Good win, Murphy, Seymoure and Norris 10.-Vocal solo Lullaby, (Conabs) Miss Broadstreet
 11.-Piano solo, "The Nightingale Oiszt'-Mrs. Walter Goodwin.
 12.-Chorus, Lullaby, e. B. flaw ley)-Coterie Chorus.
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Daughters of COnfederacy.
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There will be a called meeting of the David o. Dodd Chapter, Daugh-
 ters of the Confectionery, at the home
 of Mrs. John l.. Mills, Sixth avenue 2 o'clock.
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CANNOT STOP
 THE REDUCTIONS

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RULINGS IN THE SUPREME COURT

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