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The evening world., 1911-08-16
WOMAN ARRESTED
FOR SWEEPING RUG
ON THE SIDEWALK
Janitress Charges Persecution
Because Husband Com
planned Against Policeman.

Mrs. Dora Teufcl. the janitress Of TIE
,enemcnt-house at No. $50 Fast sixty
seventh street, was arraigned before
Magistrate Herbert in the lorNNll;'
Court to-day charged with sweeping "A
rug ON the sidewalk in front of her
home after Q o'clock this morning. fo-
liceman William Stretton was the on
plainant.
Mrs. Trueel claimed in court that she
and her husband had been the victims
OF petty police prosecutions since June
Q. when the latter filed charges against
Policeman Henry Schr.eher Of the East
Slxty-seventh street station with Mayor
Gaynor and COMMISSIONS Waldo. Teu-
Eel charged that ths pol!ceinsn nad
brutally dubbed him.
They We been after Us ever since,
said MIS-. Teufcl. 'and we've about de-
cidei to move oLt OF town 10 some Je!-
c,v .ovl Hr. 90 'serc won't be DO
lice to bother us"
.Nrr;.., .. . ON the sidewalk after
Q O'Clock In the morning IL forbidden ~
the sanitary code. After Hubert Mum
dorf II Nc. li91 Third avenue, the agent
of the property. had sworn that Mrs.
Teufel had swept the rug In question AT
S o'clock Magistrate Perhert d's 'hdrg ID
her,
Teufel was dubbed by Schrichcr
early IN June. The policeman had gone
into the Teutul home to replcvin a
ball which some boys playing ON the
street had thrown through = window.
In police court the next day he charged
the ianitor with reloniOus assault, al
leging that Teufel had struck him with
"A hammer. Teufel denied this. The
Eaters head vas swat''cd with band
ages and Magistrate h~crnochan dis
charged him with the Ionark that II
looked very much II the policeman had
been tho real aggressor.
Teufel vas arrested again on July ~,
charged with eNpeCtoratin" in the a""}-
way in front of the tenement hons e,
At that time he was fined u.
II guess we'll move over to BusNilie,
y. d." said he to-day, Il understand
that they only have one policeman
tG.ore and he goes around On a orutcu.'
The evening world., 1911-08-16
REFUSES TO TALK AEOUT THE
STEEL COMMITTEE.

do you intend to aDDear before the
Steel Committee?"
Go away and let me alone"
lie dropped his cant and had n lucid
Interval long enough to han u re-
porter who restored 1t. Then he tried
to light his big cigar with ? ships
match.
Bring me some matches" he called
to the steward. These matches are
not worth a damn"
When the ship locked he went of the
first man. His son Jack" met him.
They went TO the Corsa!r and as he
ven, he said to his son:
What do these papers want with me?
Why are they so unusually anxious this
timer"
They are always anxious to see you."
said his son.
We'll l have nothing tc say to Them"
he said.
The Corsair turned her nose up the
After the reporters had tried all OF
the daily wiles on Mr.. Morgan a young-
ster approached him and said:
Mr.. Morgan. | an from the Chris
tian Advocate and my paper is espec-
tally anxious to know what you, as a
great churchman. think Of the problem
Il divorce and subsequent marriage"
Morgan got him by the shoulders.
turned him square around and said:
Go back to the Christian Advocate
aulck!"
Hudson, bound to his country place.
Wall street expects to hear something
from him in the course of a few days
The evening world., 1911-08-16
SHEik hASSAN BEN ALI RE.
TURNS TO COMFY ISLAND.

Sheik liassan Bon All, one of thc
leading residents Of coney island.
came back from his native Moroccan
shores. where he went 10 nail down IA
few acres tLat he says belong To him
and upon which the cov, tuus eye -
the Emperor WilIelm recently has
been cast. He does not cxpec; any
night over his acres that viii Involve
the big fellows on the other side. He
brought along nineteen Arabs fog
George Tyler to work into the sea
sons productions.
The She!h was met AZ The pier by
representatives OF the Curtis aud
Moisant ~aerOplane concerns. lie had
cabled them 10 meet him and discuss
the possible purchases ~ t.r machines
10 be used by the Berbers against the
French. 4 meeting was arranged for
tonight. but the air craft merchants
: could not guess what would come Of II,
George Hsckenschmidt. the wrestler,
came over for the purpose Of training
for his match with Gotten, which j.
scheduled for Sept. 4. lie Will 20
West at once.
The evening world., 1911-08-16

up the neighbors. She told him to wall
til morning.
The NEXT morning the father an
nounced Mt the breakfast table that be
would take 1t easy all day In his Office
and would he In good trim 10 admin
lister that spanking when he came home
In the evening. Then he frowned at the
children and Jeff
All morning little Jimup and Florence
ruminated on wdat was In store for
then. They couldn't &C out to play
they Just sat around and looked sad
and their mothers heart was ouched
Never mind" she said. That one
s~pankinS more or less? You vr
naughty and you must be punished. but
I'll tell you what ri Do. Tomorrow
Jimmy's birthday and I give you a big
party and let you invite all the children
or the block. by that time you VIII
have forgotten all about the spanking
But even this promise brought no hope
&c Jimmy and Florence. In antlcipa-
ton they felt the sting OF the hair brush
and trey watched the hour hand appar-
entity gather the speed OF a Sysonby.
Then the storm OF yesterday came. The
windows ratified. the wind howled. the
biackncss fell and the frightened chill
~dren-their mother had gone to the drug
store and they were alone In the house -
felt that nature Itself had combined
with their papa to- ril their cup OF
Nrctchcdness.
The prospect Of that spanking finally
doomed 80 large that they could stand "
no more. So they slipped out OF the
back door. leaving II Omen. and ven
out into the storm.
When Mrs. Meyer returned she
couldn't Ind them and AZ the storm
was still raging she became frantic
They had not even taken their hats
all they had taken was one dime from
Jlmmy's bank. The distressed mother
ran Ia the rain to the Alexander avenue
station and aske1 the police to hep her
and all night the renorseful faticr
and his friends searched In 81. Mary :
Park and through the streets. but nc
trace Of JIMMY and Florence has oeen
found.
Florence IL about four feet tall. witt
light hair ard complexion and blue eyes
She wore = white waist and q black and
white skirt ard black shoes and stock
ings. Jimmy wore blue ovcralls eve
his t.rderahir, and black shoes an
STOCKINGS. He has lark hair ana ewes
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Welded A DAY, EL0PES.
Girl bride caves Husband for
Youth Nearer Her own Age,

CHICAGO, Aus. lc-Ono day q ter Ter
Wedding 70 a man thi"t' -onr yc'"s A""
senior. sevrntern-Ne'r-oid Mrs. Pau
Passin of Hammond. Ind, eloped Win
Goss.e Brown of Rensselaer,, Ind, a
childhood sweetheart. Brown g. a hlau-
some young man only Il ycar older than
the GIL he ral away With. lassln T.
n w!dower of chicago Heights and has
three children. He has Shown I" q
a week and says il was a case OF love
q, FIRST sight. He believes ms w,;e, vino
was Miss Ruth Gllmare. Is in Chicago
o. Lafayette. Ind.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
EVIDENCE THIEVES FAILED.
Daring Attempt 10 steal Papers la
Atlantic city Frauds Cusc.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Aug. l6.-
Men believed TO ice agents Of the corrupt
Atlantic CITY gang late Yesterday made
Hn Cio't ', steal the evidence against
big men involved in crooked deals AZ the
l1s' election gathered by Franklin II.
Halliday, chief OF the sleuths working on
the case.
The robbery waS committed while Mr..
Halliday was seated IN the lower cx.
change Of ME note, me thieves work
ing while guests were all ahou, them
in me railways u ruo.us. Fortunately
Halliday had taken IT," most important
papers from his room 10 use IA a con-
The evening world., 1911-08-16
LITTLE BOY DIVES TO DEATH.


PARKWAY. COMFY island, saw a swllI
boy dINr FROM thr nd OF tn" trims
I.rr" Ia" In" ,"a -. rf;'rnnon. Ne
l!d not come mp and they upt.n"i john
McNuAiglr. chief Nc. guard ~ he
Municipal Biih-. urirh,.
MoMonlgl' mad" dive after diNe,
After twelve minutes hr -nncrrtlri IL
bringing - lh" -drftc" the body of
a small boy. thirteen years Old, black
haired. I feet . inches ttll and weigh
mg about eighty pounds. Persons II
the neighburhopd said th"y recognized
the boy o. one Of the town sct, hu'
did no. kuu rs nlmc. bortors from
~, cpnry Island Hospital tried valnlS
to restore cpnsciou.ucSs Thea thet
sent tn, bDdy to ihc NotSIr.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
CHARLES BERESFORD
BRINGS OVER A PARTY.

Admiral Lord Charles Beresford. X
~. Lady Charles. Lord Desborougl.
better known as W. :. Grenfell, and
the Duke IF Sutherland came on the
same slip. The Duke OF Sutherland
Is going to Brooks. Alberta Province,
Canada. to look after "A farming eS-
pertinent he tx making there. After
Lord Charles Beresford goes to Mexico
he will Join the duke.
81 do not think that England and DER
many will have any trouble over Mo
rocco" said Lord Charles. The matter
IL purely governmental and does not In
volve any personal feeling between the
two peoples. Diplomacy viii settle It.
and | do not think II Nlse when iva
governments are iryins 10 s-. together
by diplomacy to discuss the questions l,
issue.
The peace OF Europe depends upon
the strcnsth OF the British w II
mus. be sufficient and efficient. loi
cannot assur, peace upon sentimental
grounds. lou must be 'tronE cnougi IL
command respect. The House of Lords
needed some reform and the reform Eas
been "A great constitutional change"
Lo:d ~DrsgorougI IL one Of the best
known athletics in his ntt.y. country,
where he is known a. The Iron Man
He swan across Niagara River In l>H,
anu has taken II leading part In athletic
vents. when the American athlete"
went over AID captured the big end II
the international events In England IA
1905. ami wound up with u snarl WA
tnc.r EnslIsh corslns, Lord Dcshorcur.l
did much t. smooth over the diiiirult!'s
presented. i- was particularly grp-
cious In his treatment OF the \nrriclna.
The party went to the Cttanli, when
l. Owned ny the bake uf "Ithellanl.
and not oy Col. Robert NJ T~hompson. ~
had been supposed. She Is tied up at
the Wh!,r star piers. Tnc visitors VII
Eve a dinder on beard Tonight. 1ncN
expect to sail tomorrow. but nav" lut
determined wle,he' they wiIl 90 80
M-Xico first ur take the ruut" 10 can
al ~ LYNA
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Thomas !. IIenuey. n letter carr'sr.
min. years IN the postal service anf "
plu cd at the wall street brsncA ONCE,
was arrested to-day ON complaint; %!
post-Once INSPECTOR Rohcrt =. triSy@
and ,rralgncd before commission
shields. iie was charged with hn"irg
on Aug. IL detained = letter which pc
srouId hav" delivered to william :.
uilthy ~ No. 81 PINE street. lie was
reid In $500 hall.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
MORGAN SILENT
ON LANDING HERE
L.. FROM EUROPE
Fin'ncier Leaves Olympic and
Boards Corsair for Country
Home.
WANTS TO BE ALONE.
Refuses to Discuss Proposal to
Go Before Congressional
, Committee.
WANTS TO BE ALONE:

What J. Plcrpon. Morgan was think
Ing about as lie sat day after day In
'ront OF a solitaire deck on board the
'vmpic. upon which he arrived to-day.
might vl,aily interest the various Cow
'rn'nent investigating committees.
The Olymp!c reached Quarantine last
night at 10 o'clock. In his staterooin.
FACING a deck OF cards tnat were .e-
plored FOR n solitaire skirmish. sat the
man who pulls the strings ot gold. lie
smoked and though. in silence and with
GU company. He Nigh have been
taken on In his yacht. the corsa.r. F.;
the money king scorns to ask favprs
ar the Government fog his p~orsonai
comfort. He sat and waited and played
ni'h his ffty-two saylv printed in
Innate friends until bedtime
Fe was at breakfast; this morning
wnen the revenue cutter ran alongside
The Olympic ana the ship vas Officially
released. some one told him that the
''orsair was .-longside. lip the three
slairways ne ran with the energy OF
!Juth. lie waved his handkerchief to
iAe yacht There vas nr erin
>slu,e.
They do not seem to see You. Mr..
Morgan sad A b~vstsnd.r.
No. don them" replied the million
sire.
"How do you like the olympic?" he
was asked.
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DRAWING THE LINE

TTTVW WI 'TIH NT TTTWTVF-T
II don't ind anything to eat said
the man Of the house, say Wffs away
from home. Rut here's q harcn skirt
that belongs to her. Maybe you cai
raise enough on that 20 get a square
meal"
= nusl mautled The srimy cheek OF
TuTold Knutt.
Mister he said. stinly turning
away - aIn't what you'd call a pros
p'r""s citizen, but rye got some OF De
LETT"
The evening world., 1911-08-16
"NeIlie My" Must Talk W.

Unless she prefers to he punished for
contempt OF court, Mrs, Elizabeth sea
man C'Nelllo Bly, Will answer ques-
lions in the bankruptcy proceedings
brought against her Iron clad Manufar-
turing Company, Judge Chatheld yes
terday sent by mail from his country
place to Clerk Gilkes Of the United
States District Court In Brooklyn an
order directing Mrs. Seaman TO answer
" proper QvesuonA.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
FORGOT TO DISCUSS THEIR
SElF.DENlAl PLAN.

Somehow or other it stopped raining
at last, and People ven out to have
their PICTURES taken. LGckily. Mrs.
William Warren penileld and Miss Ida
CRAFTS. two party stand-bys, arrived.
They said they had been riding ur and
Down ON the ears all the afternoon, be-
cause II was So We.
There was not much discussion about
self-denial. II Is easier to tell about
the things you are not going TO eat
when you have just eaten "A good meal.
But everybody agreed that practice was
superior to theory. "1 that We woula
continue to deny .urselves al pleasures
except those OF discussion.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Man AND HIS UMBRELLA AID
SUFFRAGETTES.

Still. time wasn't wasted. A gallant
photographer. who possessed the one
umbrella. escorted the ladies across the
street to the dance hall, and there was
an iinpromptu meeting for the benefit
OF the bartenders. They certainly lis
tened most respectful as Mrs. Fisher.
who Is a Colorado woman. told about
her experiences with the franchise In
that State. one realized that one touch
OF suffrage makes even Denver and
the Bronx kin.
The only disturber OF the harmony OF
the occasion was q tall person who
wore n sombrefo. a red tie stabbed by
a diamond horseshoe, and n %pugnaciou@
expression, Having given this descrip-
ton, perhaps | need not add that the
Eentleman's self-assumed sobriquet Is
the only Teddy OF Clason Point" lie
made "A brief anti speech. almost as
perfectly pla~t!tudinous as those OF his
~great-but comparisons are odious. Az
to- he disappeared into the bar
room. presumably because he didn't
want to hear Mrs. duncan talk about
Tim sullivan.
That very good, very strong,
ma'am." remarked one of the polite per
sons In white aprons at the close Of
the meeting. lie was rewarded on the
spot with "A yellow button.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
COREY RETURNS
ON LINER OLYMPIC
TO OPEN AN OFFICE
President of Steel Trust
Going Into Bankers Trust
Company.
f!ACKENSCHMIDT HERE.
Also Lord Charles BereSforI,
the Duke of Sutherland and
Sheik Hassan Ben Ali.
f!A~CkENSCHMIDT HERE.

william Ellis Corey. once president %
the Steel Trust. came home to-day on
the Olympic from Paris where he has
been living much OF his time since his
marriage 10 Mancl Gilman. the actress.
lie cam, on the same ship with j.
pierport organ. whose arrival liz r,-
ported elsewhere, but II has been -
pen secrc; iirt there Is no love los,
between the We.
~ cxpect to open III ONCE at No.
III Broadway for the care Of my per-
sonsl affairs" ne told reporters. Mrs.
Corey Is not coming oNer untll the nrst
OF November. q" that time I expect
to take mp q connection With the
Bankers Trust Company
Mr.. Corey did not say what his pc.
sition with that institution would be,
OF busin ~ matters he said:
The uu.et condition, J., ,i,,s ,%vuu;.s
Is due to the ten years of unprecedented
expansion OF this nation. Activity over
ran itself. We are now resting and
do not expect that there will he any
marked advance In business until l9ii
at least not until after the Pest
dental election IL settled"
The evening world., 1911-08-16
'E'S A GREAT SHIP" THE
FIkANCIER GRUNTED.

shes a great ship" he %grunted, sus-
p!c.ous that the mex question. or even
that innocent one. might oe loaded.
You viii miss your grandchildren on
this trip" was suggested, In view Of
their departure for Europe and his
known propensity for rollicking with
them.
lie did not answer.
Your grandson sad he intended to
send you a wireless message. did you
set it2'
"J!nph."
Have you been subpoenaed to come
before the Steel investigating cornmit-
tee?' q.
The mogul OF Wall and Broad streets
ran back TO his breakfast.
When he came back he acknowledged
his signature to his declaration. lie told
the customs officer hat his valet knew
how many trunks he had and knew more
about the contents than he die.
Are you going to give cur any state
ment?" he was asked.
Il have nothing to say here. l have
nothing to say here" he repeated In MS
well known Chesterfieldian manner.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Hot Corn and Sandwiches
and Cake and Tea All
Lost Somewhere While
DotDrpour K the
Faithful Away.
BayterG'crs in Dance Hail.
at Clason Point Enjoy
Brief Meeting Of Enthu-
siosts After Man and
Umbrella Bring Aid.
BY Marguerite MOorrs Marshall

II certainly yas , self-denying mnch-
con With which the Woman Suffrage
party ushcrri in their much-heralded
week OF economies yesterday in he
suffrage tea: 1t -lason Point.
To be "Nlc., ,he luncheon consisted
Of one glasa OF suffrage lemonade be-
slowed Gpoa Jae thirsty hewspap per
msa whose allegiance 20 the cause md
much to gain IN fervor.
Hot green corn-snd ssnIw'ches-ard
cakes and tea-were foretold. Blu
where were they? Somebody said the
sandwiches were ''in the BOAT" and
som sboly ci,c suggested that the boat
went unde- In the shoNer. The hot
con n was also reported drowned
out. And when. early In the afternoon,
the suffraglst tent became a swimming
pond the few guests who hurried into a
ncighborins dance hall found a peculiar
dcarth Of pink tea at the bar.
AS ! do not have to tell you. 1t rained
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. a. {. Hugh
ston. hostess u chairman OF the Pub
lie demonstration COMMITTEES, Mrs. a.
G.. fiske. whom the party will send 20
California ~ a delegate. and Mrs. Ger
trudc Murdoch Duncan were on hand
early in the yellow suffrage tent.
They straightenUd out the saffron ban
ner, repaired the gaps In the tents pie
tire gallery. and arranged In beautiful,
symmetrical piles the pa per napkins in
scribcl Votes for Women" Blu near
~ three-quarters OF an hour before the
party was scheduled 10 commence came
the downpour. And there was no other
arrival FOR a long time.
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East End Girl
Drinks ammonia

o. tumbler full Of ammonia last Fri.
day.
The girl resides 90 the home o. Geo
West at los Fast Eleventh street. and
rho cause OF her rash act is attributed
to domestic troubles
Until Tuesday nlght her condition
was precautions. according o. tho phv-
sicInn who attended her. but ho now
states that she vii more than like.
ly recover
Miss Davis was noticed by her
friends during last week to tc out 81
hor usual good humor. and was gloomy
throughout tho week She would give
no reasons FOR her actions. but con
tinued 90 NOPE about until Friday a.
ternoon. when she picked up sufficient
courage to turn tho rash decd
She cmptod from a bottle OF ammo
MIA The liquid until % good elfed glass
was filled and This che tossed OF in
several guipa. Members OF tho West
family heard the GIRLS means and
hastily rushed to her assistance They
I'D everything in their power Tor tho
funcrIug gIrl. and physician was inn
mDdIafcly rushed fo the house Tho
stomach pump was used effectively.
end tho giri viii probably recover. af.
though her condition ls set quite no.
riUua.
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ADA DAVIS TRIES THE SUICIDE
GAME FRIDAY.
Takes Full Tumbler % Ammonia and
Her Condition Was Precarious
Until "Wednesday.

Ada Davis. q comedy young Girl ~
the East End. in an endeavor ~ end
Der earthly existence. 70 is said. drank
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ADJOURN
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
CONCLUDE MEETING AT
CAPITAL.
Putnam County Audit Brought Bio
Returns for Small In
vestment.

CHARLESTON. April 5.-The state
board OF agriculture which has been
meeting In the offices OF the secretary
OF the board. in the capitol building
during the past few days. attending
principally TO routine matters, ad-
1ourned last night TO meet at the call
OF the president some time during the
summer.
The only member OF the board alb
sent was ID. A. Arnold. OF Keyser.
Those present we're President DR..
Archibald Moore. of Parkersburg: sec
rotary, John Milan, of Charleston:
Prof. T. c. Atkeson, OF Morgantown:
Abram McCulloch. OF Clinton; Joseph
;. Riger. OF Buckhannon: Z. j.
Humphreys. OF Belleville and II. A.
Hartley, OF Masontown.
The board decided not 10 designate
a director OF Institutes. and that will
hereafter be handled by the secretary
and assistant secretary. Charles Nc.
lntire. who has been in charge OF that
work. but who retired in January. is
now director OF the county agriculture
experiment stations Of the state OF
Ohio.
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Putnam Audit

Another demonstration of the good
results accomplished by the account
ing act and the cheapness OF il. is
shown by the record in the case Of
the audit OF the accounts OF ex-Sheriff
). V. Dorsey, OF Putnam county. This
audit was made some time ago and it
was found that the ex-sheriff owed the
county nearly $1,000. exclusive of dis
counts that are in dispute and which
are not held against the sheriff until
the feature OF the statute has been
decided by the supreme court OF ap-
peals.
The sheriff OF Putnam county to-day
sent the check OF that county to the
tax commissioner for $537 so. the total
cost TO Putnam county for the audit
made under the supervision OF the tax
commissioners department. and which
caused a return 10 the county, up 10
the present time. OF between 50 900
and $4,000. and there is every indica-
ton eX-Sherif Dorsey will not permit
the difference to be settled in a law
suit.
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AN INDIAN PLAY
Rohert Edsson Appears at the Court in
where the Trail Divides"

Robert Edesou appeared 40 the Court
theatre last night ln dual role-that
n star and playwright iu where tie
Troll Divide" The play De- O dramat-
ization az tle novel or tue same name.
auI. lf9 bis former success. strong
heart o. a. play or outdoor life Iiis
in.e ia That ~ flow LHu11r r. sIux In
nihu. Who. brought up iu u white family.
bias absorbed the good traits anil not
inH Vices ~ the race. a. the action
nIrna 10 dIHr'osrf flo Indian engaged 20
nnerrr H white NirL and naturally the
nII que tInu NJ race prejudice ia hrUHr-Hf
in Through Do 90 the Indian main
tninH Doe position. url rises Orb TsirHfa
Ni sfIi-Enrrin.o seldom attained by
white mon. Mr. fllfsuu plays How Lam
inr nrl rIrna nn Indian cInrnrfarIsH-
ton which even fEcels ufe famous Dor.
tfHrnl m sfruur heart Tho arruo. u
tIo play are nI Ialf iu Ono West and
TIE spirit ~ Goo great outdoors pore
NHNna ITO entire production. which has
boon STAGED with the care and rrerirfon
typical ~ Oh Henry o. Harris attrac-
u'nf an excellent supporting cast De-
econ HIfu Mr. EIfaou. Including Min
motto barrett fnrfaflH Macdonald a
d. Van Hurcn. George Vs. UHrrum. Joe
Raw .ry. CHARLES ChnpeIr. John
Prescott fIrn Camp and D. M Dresser.
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BOARD MEETING.

Tho regular monthly meeting ~ the
board 81 directors Of fhe Associated
Charities VIII be- held on Monday oven
ing. April 10. a. & O'Clock. at tho Office
~ Secretary James Dunn in fho board
% trade building A number OF mat
tiers ~ importance are % be con.
eidered
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4 production rnr excellence fe % tho
apollo OH nf tIIa urak with matinee
auI nIrIf rUrfnrunurra. Che Tnv Tnr.
eter GlrIa being among the best ever 90
nrrHnr DO tHn popular playhouse The
uir company. which presents two extra
hnn NIrIfttne In headed nr Sat hrfhure.
gHtHrreI company ~ 90 superb nor.
f1rmern inrIudirr n blk rraufr chorus
IIrn there ie Princes Omega iu hef
performances