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Maccabees.

Woman tent No. Il had work for the
goat Wednesday evening last, the said
goat being in good condition. The joy
riding Was the cause of much anluSc-
ment. The social features OF the even
Ing brought the meeting to q close.
Tent No. >, Thursday evening last had
a programme prepared for the cntcrtain-
nlent OF the members but owing TO the
arrival OF n number Of first degree mem
bcrS, desiring to be invested with tho sec
ond and third degrees. the entertain
mcnt was held over until next Thursday,
and the second and third degrees were
conferred, after which the cigars were
passed around and a Gabfcst was had. In
terspersed with vocal and Instrumental
music by Sir knights y, Hubbard and a.
j. Adams All enjoyed the evening.
To the large number OF the sojourninp
sir knights in the city. tho local tents eX-
tend n cordial invitationto be present at
the reviews.
Banner hive No. II will hold regular
review Tuesday afternoon. February l.
at $50 o'clock. in l. o. O. +. hall. Visit
ing lady MaCcabccs are welcome.
Sal, Lake City Hive No. 4. Maccabcos.
will hold regular review Wednesday even
Ing. February = 4 question of Importance
to all members will bo considered and a
full attendance is desired Tho new Of
flccrs were installed at last review. Lady
Schoncrt. installing officer. and are
ready for tho new years work.
Lillian Iiollister hive. No. IL. will hold
a regular review in Eagles hall Thurs
day evening. February :.
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Moden Woodmen of Amcrica

Great Salt Lake camp No. loo1t held
an interesting meeting last Tuesday
evening. with all officers present. There
were many visitors present who were
cordially rcceiNcdS The visiting commit =
e." rcp"rctd that all th" sick members
are recovering. Three applications were
presented and referred 10 the luycstigat- =
Ing Committo. TWO transfer cards were
favorably voted upon and stephen &.
James. Jr.. WAS adopted Tho degree
team under the command of captaIn
Weber is doing good work and VIII per
form the iuitiatory work February I bet
ter than IL has ever been given IN the
state.
The entertainment committee an
nounccs dance February 10. 1870 AT
l. y. q. Y. hall IN conjunction with the
Royal Ncighbnrs of America camp No.
1886, which viii give n banquet. Tho
price of admission WIN bc only % cents.
There VIII be an interesting meeting
Tuesday evening and all members are ur-
gently requested To he present. Visit =
Ing neichbors are specially welcome. j.
O, -, T.. hall o'clock.
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Order of Owls.

Tho Order Of Owls met Wednesday
last and had 81 large meeting. Two new
members were added TO the nest, after
which refreshments were served. with
lunch. The new committee on entertain
mcnt is Pas, President ANcl r. Steele
and President Pete Nelson, who VIII
furnish the entertainment for the next
meeting. The Order OF owls VIII move
into the Jennings block. II West First
south, for It's next meeting. where 1t
will take up permanent quarters. At the
next meeting there viii he three more
added 10 the nest. and all are asked to
come and take part in the work. which
viii he put on by the new team. Visit
Ing Owls are Invited,
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knights of Pythias.

The new officers o( Calauthe Myrtlo
lodge No. l. have taken n great interest
I'm their work and promise an cnloyab!"
time this evening az the entertainment
for the knights. ladies and friends, An
entertaining programme Including uu-
sic reading and rscitatlons, has been
carefully prepared and the officers
sure ali that the evening viii be profit
ably spent.
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Woodmen Of the World.

Utah camp. No. 3&s. had no regular
meeting last Wednesday on account OF
the old time smoker that was held that
night. The smoker in general proved TO
of entertainment and refreshments for
all. The Rev. =. =. Simpkin delivered
one OF the best fratcrnal speeches that
has been heard in these parts for some
time. When he got through there were
about fifteen applications written up. That
goes TO show that the ". .. w. is grow
Wednesday will be the regular meet
Nna
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Pythian Sisters.

Hcrmione temple. No s, Pythian Sis
tcrs met i'm wcll-attended regular
session Friday evening. Sisters knowl-
don and Fowler. who nave ncen sick.
were able to be present. Sister kloutz
Is reported improving. Sisters Hcdricb.
Knowldou and Randolph have the tickets
for the dancing party TO he given in
Unity hall Tuesday. February 10. They
have secured one OF the best orchestras
in the city. Card room and tables have
been provided for AL who do not care
10 dance. Much interest is being mani
tested in the affair.
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

A special meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary.
No. Is. OF the Typographical Union will
be held Friday afternoon, February \.
at 2:30 o'clock I'm Eagles hail. Final
will hc made for tho grand
ball to nc given February In Unity hall.
All members are urged TO be present.
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los. held it's
regular meeting Friday evening, January
2S, i'm /. O. -. r. haIl. The clerk. 5.
johnson were wearing their pretty pins,
given them at the installation the Fri
day night before. Mrs. Magiuctt Mrs.
Bowers and Mrs. SChonert entertained
and refreshments were served. All had
n good time. The NciShbors who don
attend miss a good time all the time. The
dance should not be forgotten.
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Improved Order Of Red Men.

Washakie tribe No. ]. kindled its
council fire last Monday night and got
through a great deal OF business. An
application was presented by n psletace
and referred to tho proper committee Tor
its action tonight. \ short session Will
he held so that the order can Eivo'up the
hall for a special meeting of the degree
OF poCahontas Wanctl. No. ].
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I. o, o. T.

Salt Lake lodge No. >. /. O q. T.. had
"A good meeting Friday night. one that
VIII be remembered by tho brothers lucky
was conferred on seven candidates. after
which Grand Secretary =. =. Simpkn in
behalf of himself. and Past Grand Mas
with ~ beautiful yavel for having at
talnod the largest number of members i'm
1905 and 1903 Salt Lake lodge No =
has now Il membership OF .Jl Of the
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finest meu in Salt Lake. Next Friday.
February 4. the lodge will confer the
initiatory degree on three or four candi
dates and all Odd Fellows arc urged to
come up and see how the inltiatory should
be conferred.
Oquirrh encampmcnt mad a we'll at
tended meeting last Tuesday evening.
there being present grand patriarch.
grand high priest. grand scribe. grand
treasurer and grand senior warden
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The Danish Brotherhood.

The Apollo lodge held It's regular
meeting Friday night ., the lodge hall
in the J. o. O. F. building. Carl Mcbus
was admitted by a transfer card. Re
ports on committee matters were read
and accepted. Tho lodge decided 10 cclc-
brate itS anniversary. April ~. with a
banquet in the l. .. -. +. hall on that
date. Several small socials were planned,
which VIII be announced later.
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of
1nfiidet1Ce
py One of Our Most
9 Concerns.

the medicine used
p our remedy fails 10
you of constipation
sk. You are moi obi
way whatever. If YOU
nat g a mighty broad
= mean every word of
hg be more fair for
common sense treat
'rdnr-llcs, which are
Their active priu-
nentliic discovery that
" and ias!elcss: very
and pleasant in ac-
W agreeable in every
uient docs not cause
natuiencc. gripping OF.
whatcyor. Rexall
M5ulariy good for chill
ncate persons.
tom chronic or habit.
The associate or
ailmcnts. We nroo yo,,
,'es y, at our risk. Re
~ 1d Them in Salt Lake
n ~ r, tablets. 10 cents:
Rcxall Stores.
d Druchl & I'ranken
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O. E. S.

Mizpah chapter No. ). o. T.. s., viii
meet Tuesday evening. February /, al
7:30 o'clock. All members and visiting
members cordially invited Ia attend
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Wlncta Council.

All members of Wonota council, No. /,
are requested to attend n special meet
Ing Monday, January 81. 1910. AT |. O. -.
f. hall Market street. nj clock.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake. No. l. Will meet
wednesday,. evening iu In" hall. II West
FIRST south. and all members are re-
a,lcstcd 10 be present, as the meeting
will conclude with n social and smoker.
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e.. A. r.

The George II. Maxwell W. II. c. Will
hold It's regular meeting Tuesday nj
p, m sharp In l. .. y. T.. hall.
Reynolds Circle. Ladies OF the G. y. H.
at It's regular meeting installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. Henrietta Harsh; senior
Nicc-presdcut I;linor Il. Burns: junior
vicc-president. Christy Goble: chaplain.
Lillian Il. Tanner; secretary, Mrs. X. l..
shannon; treasurer, Agnes Price con-
ductrcss. Jennie Bowring: assistant con-
ductress. Mrs. Passler; guard Sarah Jcn-
kins; assistant guard. Mrs. Tocum. Mrs.
Mary Sleater, the installing officer. with
httine remarks presented Mrs. Harsh
with beautifully engraved past presi-
dents pin. After responding In pleas
ant manner. the president invited the
circle TO partakc OF light refreshments.
Mrs. w. B. Short viii entertain the
members of the W. :. Hancock w. r. G.
Ut her home. 63 Eighth East, Thursday
evening. An members and their friends
arc invited.
The James C. Rice Circle No. .. Ladies
OF the G. A. r.. will hold card party al
the residence OF Mrs. NJ. i. HoGue. 1904
South Thirteenth East street OH Thurs
day evening, February j. 1910. All COM
radcs and their friends are cordially in
vltcd.
The Daughters OF Veterans will give
Misses Franc and Bessie Boyce, Si'
South First West street. Thursday even
ing, February 3. All members of the ..
o. Howard. Mexican and Maxwell posts.
corps and circles. Sons OF Veterans and
friends arc cordially invited.
Sons and Daughters OF Veterans will
hold an entertainment In the I. O. o.
+. building Friday evening. February IL,
In commcmoration OF Lincoln's birthday.
The programme VIII appear later
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ICLA|MS
NEW LAWS
lent Shippers and
Have No Prac-
Recourse.
]0MMISSI0N
THE RAILROADS
INK CaUSpS 132
Months of Slug
lnaction.

q the present attitude
In regard 10 treating
unless they are COM
So said a well known
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Z Of papers back on his
he was angry and he
10 him was the claim
he admitted was right
ave been paid long ago,
hat his road was delay
ne means in its power
/ Wearing the shipper
payment. After one
|rncked the claim for
xrned the matter over
uucstion, who in bis
\ 10 continue the game.
4 He had TO obey or
il knew the policy OF
HE long run suicidal.
rpads did exactly the
h freight rates. They
.nsc with them. Ia iSed
Jones and ran him out
Il him into the poor
gave rebates TO big
business. in the same
x all OF Smiths bust
5rr years OF abuse the
<d enacted the laws
rec TODAY dealing with
-0Ich ccnIrallZes In the
zee commission. And
ro bowling against the
|n precious lawlessncss
h Is being done today
ms. Tho big shipper
|0wed at once and paid
I0ll shipper or tho In
mt courtesy, and sol
But he does get loads
That his claim lis be-
md that everything
hone In the case. and
be other worn-out cX-
as well all be SGT up
|orm. they are used so
kRailroad Votes.
nal has a s. claim
xay for a broken sew
.hanccs OF getting paid
mall. So much so tina {
nan, who has had cX-
lhings with the rail
pockets his loss and
he gets a chance 10
r1ilroads. and then he
what tho law is. just
n the roads.
railroads today Great
Ms about claims that
Ing a few wears hence,
I@r. JuSt IN mako 4
tulcials and employees
things they know is
ukt the public and the
NJ big official made his
'.crtain Western road for
talsing tics from the
f|ng them on the main
efting new ties
~ such an official re-
good. had or lnJincr-
IothIng for the good OF
tho public standing OF
raj. Lost. delayed and
fand n poor chance OF
ID such an official. and
his kind holding high
vBrse Picture.
md. one OF the leading
or the city Yesterday
Il claims. and told OF
man In Idaho had OBJ
of shoes from tho
hice Without rcceipting
The shoes and claimed
hld never delivered
1lcd pay for the shoes
ny stolen. and even
railroad won the c1S"
after many crocodile
he costs OF the suit.
pail Claims.
all kinds nj absurd
railroad. and the aver
?" Them when in re-
II business the case
ut OF court" ihe law
nce. He failed. how
Ne fact that for years
been educating jury
Nch cases against the
rpng by the very poll
earlng ont just claims.
thc Railway Age Ga
II. under the title,
Should Educate U.s.
~ part:
c greatest ~ower that
man. Its movement
rrcsistlblc. BY being
nuration has achieved
Mould be a community
Tine people and the
III. Scliishuess seems
almost all human be :
me people were c1u-
~ passes. During that
er was largely held ia
'stoppcd the rebates
= fses. but did not cure
bhncss.
4 nrs ago claims against
>'N had 10 have mcrit
II. h.f e..f<l...
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has now started and tho campaign is now
on for TWO months. for which the un-
lon looks for good results. One applica-
ton was presented and accepted at the
last meeting, which WIS the start. The
beautiful golden jewel was presented 10
Past Fratcrnal Master Helen a. Stirling
10 by short speech of appreciation.
After the exercises OF the evening were
over the lodge adjourned TO Franklin's
cafe ON Lower Main street. where the
tables were all beautifully arranged and
decorated, and where a most sumptuous
spread was enjoyed by all.
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erse Picture.

md. one OF the leading
Of the city Yesterday
n claims. and told Of
man In Idaho had OBJ
Of shoes from tho
hice Without rcceipting
The shoes and claimed
hld never delivered
1lcd pay for the shoes
uy stolen. and even
ratlroad won the c1S"
aftcr many crocodile
The costs Of the suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
THRILLING TIME FOR SAILORS
Steamer and Crew Reach Port After
Drifting Near Rocks.

ST. JOHNS. y. F., January 2o.-The
experience of Capt Ferguson and the
forty men comprising the crew of the
steamer Bengorehead. which was towed
into port last night. made as thrilling a
tale OF the sea as has been heard here In
a long time. When the Bengorehead was
picked up at sea by the Pomeranian. last
Sunday there was not "A single pound of
coal left in her bunkers. I'm his deter
mination To reach port Capt. Ferguson
had his men rip out all of the vessel .
woodwork and this was used for fuel.
When the Pomeranian fell in with the
Bengorehead the latter had been helpless
for two days and was drifting dangerous
ly near the Virgin Rocks off the New
foundland coast, at the mercy OF wind
and sea.
Last Saturday all of the steamers boats
We're washed from the davits and every
thing nova BILE on deck was carried away
by the waves. which constantly swept
the steamer.
The Bengorehead when lowed into
port last night ended a twenty five-day
trip across the Atlantic from Marysport.
England. She is bound for Sydney, y. F..
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported TO
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
William H. and Florence NJ. Cox, jan
uary 20. 1910. hoy.
Joseph and Rosario Fiaconnuo. De-
Icember "s, 1907, girl.
John and Mary Roby, January Z, 1910,
girl.
Charles A. and Amieie II. Brewton.
January 10, 1910. girl.
Washington and Lucille NJ. Jenkins,
January IL. 1910. boy.
Robert and Rhoda A. Waldron. JAM
uary II. 1910. girl;
w. and Elizabeth E. Wiegand, January
Samuel J. and Georgia L. Grady, jan
Charles E. and Catherine r. w. d.
Kern. January 20, 1910, girl.
Louis S. and Susie kayser. January 20
Harry A. and Minnie NJ. Darne. Jam
uary TO- 1910. girl. -
I RSss e 3s,o and sirI Rosa NJ Carroll JAM
Joseph and Mary BattagIia. January
Alphonsa Y. and Giosephine Vignan,
January is, 1910. boy.
Daniel and Lula Stafford, January 1S,
Thomas and Clara Harris, January Il,
Walter w and Rosa V. Scott. January
II. 1910, boy.
Richard 1. and Elizabeth L. Edmunds,
January 10. 1910. boy.
Jacob L. and Lettie c. Mundell January
Is, 1910, boy.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Army Orders.

Capt. Albert G. Dalton. Goth Infantry.
will proceed to New York city for the
purpose of inspecting and witnessing the
demonstration of special embroider-
ing machine and, of visiting the annual
exposition Of clothing and textile manu-
facturers TO witness demonstrations OF
improved machinery used for manufacture
ing purposes.
First Lieut. Walter b. Elliott. eth In
fantry. will proceed to\Fort Bayard, New
Mexico, for observation and treatment.
Second Lieut.. William l. Patterson, 18th
Infantry. will proceed to Hot Springs.
Ark. for observation and treatment.
By direction of the President, First
Lieut.. Copley Enos. 9Th Cavalry. will re-
port to the army retiring board at Chi
cago, Ill, for examination.
Capt. Jesse r. Harris is relieved from
duty at Fort George Wright. Washington
and Will proceed to Fort Gibbon, Alaska,
relieving Capt. Jay ". Grissinger. who
will proceed to Seattle. Wash, for fur
Their orders
Capt. Edward b. Vedder is relieved from
duty at Fort Stevens, Ore, and will pro-
coed to the Philippine Islands for duty.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported &c
tba health office during the past twenty
49, ,,o,,rs.
TOUT hours'
Mary r. Dser' 2" years. 1oou 1ope'
D. c.
Anna Sicsles. 20 years, Alb 18th street
.....
80
James II. Mafhieson' years. I'D
Nichols avenue, AnacOStia.
Mary F. Golden, y years, 1914 34th
lard Mace northwest
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THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
70. - G. NJ. Pendleton, plaintiff in
error. ast tho United States: argument
continued By Mr. Assistant Attorney
Genera! Russell for the defendant in
error. and concluded by Mr.. Henry f..
Davis for the plaintiff in error
No. ~. Maria Berger. plaintiff in error,
ast. Will Tracey ct al: submitted by
Mr.. Chester {. Cole for the plaintiff In
error: no counsel appeared for the de-
PENDANTS in error
No. 3S- w. +. Harris trustee, etc,
plaintiff In error, agt. the First Nationa
Bank of Mount Pleasant, Tex. argued by
Mr.. W. l.. Estes for the defendants in
error, and submitted by Mr. Charles S.
Todd for the plaintiff in error.
No. 100. Laurel Hill Cemetery, plaintiff
III error, agt. the city and county Of San
Francisco ct al: argument commenced
by Mr. Thomas F. Haven for the plain
tiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday next at T.
o o'clock.
Tie day call for Monlay. January "A.
will be as follows; Nos. 100, 1O1 1O2,
lM, 1o4, l"6, 60 JOG tand 1917, los and
100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
WIDOW GRADUATE OF
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL
Plucky Mrs. Jacober Will Now En-,
ter Normal School to Qualify
for a Teacher.

CHICAGO. H.. January 22.-When the
midyear graduating exercises Of the Wal
Ter High School are held next Friday
afternoon there will be among the happy
boys and girls who receive the much
coveted sheepskfns a little woman in
widows weeds.
The occasion will mark for her the COM
pletion of three and half years OF untold
privation and struggle that she and her
three little children may live in comfort.
She is Mrs. Hannah Jacober. Five
years ago she came from Germany. and
soon her husband died: Then she decided
10 become school teacher. and the strug-
gle to care for herself and her little ones
began. Last night the school dramatic
club gave an entertainment and the hall
was crowded. Some time today the en-
tire proceeds will be presented TO Mrs.
Jacober and she will be able to graduate.
If she so desires. in pretty costume
is any of the others.
Mrs Jacober has already taken some of
her examinations for entrance TO the Chi
cago Normal School, and she has passed
them all. It is considered probable that
her one ambition Will be gratified before
long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-22
PUTS COMPLETE POWER
IN HANDS OF CONGRESS
Henry's Resolution to Apply in
Event of Elects Death
Before Inauguration.

To meet the possible contingency in
event of the death Of President-elect or
Vice President-elect before their install
lation into Office. Representative Henry
of Texas yesterday introduced joint
resolution for a constitutional amend
ment clothing Congress with complete
power to deal with the succession prob
lem.
The bill provides for the change in
the date of the presidential Inauguration
from March to the last Thursday in
April, as in the former Henry bill, which
the House recently sent back to the
judiciary committee, but ii adds a clause
designed to meet one Of the points of
attack that resulted in the temporary
defeat Of tine former measure.
The clause directs that Congress can
either provide for reconvenins the cleo
toral college to fill such vacant places
or 1t may provide some other statutory
method as to who the successors sha ii
be, as in the 1886 law of succession,
under which the Secretary Of State
comes first and then the other cabinet
officers in certain succession.
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Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued today.
To ID u. Thompson. for two two-story
brick dwellings at ST and 3.2' Georgia
Avenue northwest. architect. O. Gordan
Bailey builder. i. T. Thompson. esti-
mated cost. $1,000.
TO :. NJ Fraser. one three-story brick
sore and dwelling. 81 11n L street
northwest. archucstS, Vaughn 4 Hat :
ton: builder $ NJ Fraser. estimated
,"s, SS.us,
TO William II f;utlcr. J. H. Johnson
and Samuel Maddox estate 10 repair
Agriculture Department At 2tD and au1
iitl street southwest. architect, Andrew
y tlsler. hlilder. J IL. Johnson esti-
mated rust. S,..sTi-
- Baltimore aItd Gi.iu Railroad Com
I.trA. 70 repair freighihouse AT Florida
avenue anI lexington place; architect,
". \ Long builder, r and -. Railroad
Company. estimated cost, $1,000.