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DIED.

3. 1871. at the residence
OF her mother. Mrs George karoer r;
10 Fortlne-st, Gertrude peloNe si
wife OF John +. Meyers. aged w
years. Funeral "Wednesday from
residence 9 p. m. lnterment at
Woodmere.
NOTEBAERT-At his parents home,
14S Shiphard- ave. Achille Il. beloved
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Notebaert
brother OF Henry. Camille, Jerome me
Mrs Plack, aged 81 years tunefal
Wednesday at $50 a. IN. from resi-
dence. at 3 o'clock from St Charles
church, Member OF c. Nj. -. A.
Branch 40.
RoESSER-Dec. 4. at residence. 325
Catherine Henry, aged 62 years
beloved husband OF Minnie Roeser'
father of Lillian and William Hoeser
Funeral Wednesday at p. IN. from
house Burial private. Omit flowers
Funeral under auspices or Detrolt
Lodge No. 2. f s. a. NJ.
DoYLE--Dec. 3. at mis- home. 40
Champaign St. James f.. beloved
husband of Lizzie A. Doyle. nee
Spaulding. father 0f Fred and Roy
DOYLE Notice OF funeraT later.
WAGGoNER-Dec 4. 1911. at her
daughters residence. 232 Wabash
ave, Mary A. Waggoner. aged So
years. beloved wife OF George A.
mother OF George and Ella Wagon
er and Mrs. James Henry. Funeral
from above residence Notice OF
time later.
WALKER--Dec. 4. at SOS ST. Antoine
ST. Richard Walker. beloved hus-
band OF Martha Walker Notice of
funeral later.
4. 1871. Anna Weckes-
SER Henry. nee Henkel, aged 20 years
months IL days, widow OF the late
David Henry. mother of Jacob and
John Weckesser AIRS. Louis G.
Msnke. David T., Emma, Louise and
Edmund Kenny; sister of Elizabeth
Baumann, Jacob Henkel. Mrs. Fred
erick Schneck and Mrs. Gustave Neu-
hauser Burial from residence, 1874
MonToe-ave., Thursday Dec Z. at
1880 D. m. and from First German Nj.
r. church. corner Jos. Campau ave.
and Heidelberg st, at 2 y. IN.
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Licenses.

To the Honorable the Common Council.
Gentlcmen-YouT Committee on
Licenses TO whom was referred the
resolution granting permission TO Ed
ward Kennedy. 269 National avenue. to
peddle without a license respectfully
report we have had the same under
consideration and after submitting the
matter to the Poor Commission for In
vestigation are informed bv them that
they are unable TO locate above party
and we therefore recommend that the
request be denied.
Respectfully submitted,
CHAS Il. MCCARTHY,
GEO. A. OWEN
- ID. ROSENTHAL
STEPHEN 5. SKRZYCKI.
Accented and adopted
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PROPOSALS. FOR WOODEN GLOVES
--ch1ef Ouartermaster's office. Federal
building Chicago. li- NOV. .. lsIi.-
s,.si.o proposals, in duplicate. subject
- 'fbe Usual conditions-Nwi be received
bsre until ii o'clock q. m Dee. = l9l1.
TrTy7T-Trrr furnishing and
d.'s;,srtpr AT either the Chicago or
PriiaGeir hia depot Of the Qusrtermas-
ter's Department. oe'VyV pairs oiNe
erase OF not TO exceed 59Ss. ~ desired
IL This Department Right Is reserved
81 reject or accept any or all proposals
~ any part thereof. Preference viii
81 even 10 articles OF domestic manu-
facture. conditions OF quality ana price
=, f,,ti,.dtuR in the price OF foreign pro-
5,,rttous or manufactures the duty
,Screon) being equal standard sample
-, ~ seem and specihcationa blanks
80 proposals and full information will
be furnished upon application at this
oface. Envelopes containing proposals
80 ne Endorsed Proposals for Woolen
Ci,vss TO be opened Dec. y 1871
Col. Jno l. Gleaa. Chief QuAftermastsr.
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pErROIT UNITED INTERURBAy

TOLEDO-CLENlcLA LIMITEDs--
7 40 a. IN. ana every Two hours 10 20
n m Toledo only 1880 u. m Toledo
rxpress a. M every two hours TO I
To- IN. Toiedo Locals. a. M. every two
hours TO y. M, y. m; Aonroe only.
~ PoR;Ti' HuRoN LIMITEDs-7:16 n
rn every two hours 20 7.i5 y. m; sun
dav only IA q. N. Locals. a m, every
two hours 10 p m, y, m: Marine
CIV only s y, M; Mt. Clemens only
6 rs a. M. hourly to ESQ y m. d. M.
shore Line. 6sz5 a. m. hourly TO IL: 20
iACKsoN- KALAMAZOO LIalITEps
Ia 10 an every two hours TO a.I0
n M Jackson Lansing Limited 6:4O =.
m Jackson locals. a. m. every two
hours to . y. m; Ann Arbor only s
a a. ~ ii p IN. TO Northvihe' $50 ~
~, hourlS TO 5:S0 p. IN. 1880 pm
y. M II y. m. Saline cars from Ypsi-
FLINT SAGINAW LIMITEDS-s:s a
m every two hours TO 6:25 p. m Lo-
M II % IN. north OF oxford, .unday
only otner Romeo locals. 4. ana
p ORCHARD LAKE DIvIsIoN-6:45 a
m. hourly TO 9;i5 P M IA p. m
hair hourly TO s D. M; 20 minutes TO
% m: half hourly TO SOS D. m.
hourly TO 1875 p. m.
PONrIAC LIMITEDS-4:5o p. m;
$40 $40 p IN Locals $40 a. m.
every 90 minutes 20 T;2o a, m. 1:4S a. +
m. half hourly TO l2:45 p m. l:le y
70. m 1850 m. p M sac p. M
90 p. m Ip.50 p m. 1T = m blF--
r1inghant only. $50 ?. M I;lO D m
AMI midnight
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Resolutions and Ordinances.
SECOND WARD

SE<CCAND p" AM
BY Aid. Vernon:
Resolved. That Arthur s. v. Brenton
be. and he is hereby appointed Regis
trar OF Elections for the Sixth Distrtc CT
OF the Second Ward I'm the place OF AL
bert w. Baxter removed from the dis
trict
Adopted.
THIRD WARD.
BY Aid. Koenig:
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be and is hereby requested
TO consider the advisability of erectin <
arm lights midway between Brush
street and Oakland avenue. on each
street from Bethune TO Woodland ave-
nues.
Adopted.
BY Aid. Gatman:
Resolved. That the Commissioner OF
Public Works be and he Is hereby re-
duested TO cause crosswalk 10 be con-
structed on the .. =. Oakland avenue
at the intersection OF Woodland
SIXTH WARD.
BY Aid. Field:
Resolved, That permission be and =
hereby granted TO Joseph Nephew. s26
Michigan avenue. TO peddie without a
license for a period OF 6 months and
the License Collector Is requested 10
issue free badge TO him
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FoR stLE-FARsls.
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR INVESTMENT quarter inter.
est In land in Ecnrse. near Detroit
Salt Company. owner. a non-resi-
dent. anxious to sell, will go cheap
WILLIAM "a. WETHERBEE. Attor-
ney, 1901 Penobscot bldg. ~
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BusIness-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. IS
John r. st. Phi. Main 149S. or City 1885
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

AS. q. "a 4 !. g4.S4, lrAM
axrfIT lTTssll 4; J. - q Y AaIlIlsH
For Cleveland, Pittsburg and oil
points south and east. leaves daily
1876 D. III. Fare To Cleveland, So:
I'ittsburg. $500. Lower berth, $3.50.
upper berth. 81: whole room, $3.50.
Weekend Excavations every Satur-
day Cleveland, $2.50 Round trip re-
turning in time for business MONDAY
morning.
Cify Ticket Ofnce-Majestfc BIdr-
IaT Mooduhrd-aye., 1T4 GrlswoId-sf
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CARD OF THANKS.

wish 10 thank their friends for the
kind sympathy during their sad he
reaVement. also the Rev. -. l. Suth-
erland and Rev. Crosby. DIR. g. a.
Duton and DIR. j. o. Drake.
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GIRL wanted 10 do nousework, 10 go
home nights, good pay. call Hick-
DRY l20S-R or Crest 3l7-R and ask
for MRS O'CONNOR.
GIRL for general hOusework. small
family good wages. 50 Seward
ave. n. 2S22.
GENERAL homework girl wanted. APP
ply 425 East Canfeld. millinery
store.
NEAT aDpearing young lady for all
Vcrtfsing solicitor on West Warren
News. salary So per week Apply
today. 1910 Mckinley, near Warren.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

Al WATSON, e. Nicely furnished
rooms. suitable for two. Reasonable.
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AT WOODWARD. SIS = Desirable
steam-heated front room for two y
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ron sALE-REsIDENcE PROPERTY.

7-ROOM new house. 4 bedrooms. one
block TO school; price $1,000: s15o
cash. SIS month
c. s. BEADLE
NJ. 1924. 4 McGRAW.
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HAINES' WIGS, TOUPEES,
HAIR GOODS.
WIN A HAINES


Hasnes Wigs and Toupees are well
made. the most natural effects betng
produced. In quality. workmanship
and price / have no competitor. La
dies, my stock OF fine French Hair
Goods is very complete, imported d.
rect from Leon Pelleny, OF France
This hair store IL over 400 years old
ami the goods the most reliable In
the world Natural wavy switches
In all shades. gray and white In
cluded Straight hair switches, oil
shades and lengths. Perfect trans
formations in all shades, including
gray and white pompadours, pufts.
curls rolls, etc. Hair and hair goods
Wholesale and retail 81 don't zeal In
Chinese refined nor sea grpss) WIGS
10 rent for parties and masquerades.
In locking for reliable hair goods
houee don't overlook me; 80 years IN
tho same store ought to appeal 10
your Judgment Established in my
present hair goods store 1879.
WIN. A. HAINES.
20 Grand River ave. cor. Bagley-ave.
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EDMUND-PL. near woodward:
nicely furnished rooms. Grand l0s2-.
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Al 60 WATSON--NiceIy furnished.
ven heated room; suitable for two,
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bi.AINARD. 70-Large rooms; will
housekeeping s01
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TO RENr-Rooms.

FEW very desirable rooms. three
oioeks from city hall and near Wood
Eard.ave,. at $3.50, 80. 50. IS a week
Ffanklin House, Larned and Bates
SITS Excellent board So
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Liquor Regulation.

Accepted and adopted.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-06

CARLSBAD HOTEL corner Columbia
ana -ave.--Running hot and cold
Water In all rooms. cafe: elevator.
reasonable rates
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THlRI TENTH WAhD.
BY Aid. McCarty:
TO AMEND SECTION / OF CHAP.
TER ( OF AN ACT ENTITLED, IAN
TIE Ha CITY CT of OF ibE;1TRoiT AID TO RE.
h hc4s n &c coA AFLf % THERHEwfTH,"
The people OF the State OF Michigan
and the people of the city Of Detroit
enact that Section ! of chapter 4 OF
of Detroit and repeal all acts and parts
OF acts in conflict Herewith approved
January q. 1888. shall be amended TO
section 4 There shall be elected at
the biennial city election in the year
nineteen hundred and two and every
second year thereafter by the qualihed
electors OF the whole city, the follow
ing officers OF the corporation on a gen
eral city ticket. viz A mayor, city
clerk, and five members Of the board OF
estimates. who shall hold their Offices
for the term OF two years. beginning
on the second Tuesday OF January next
succeeding their election. and treas
urer. whose term OF office shall be two
years, beginning on the first day OF
July next succeeding his election AT
the biennial city election I'm November.
nineteen hundred and twelve there
shall be elected one alderman and on .
member of the board OF estimates IN
each ward OF the city for the term OF
two years from the second Tuesday OF
january next succeeding their cleo
ton. At said biennial city election in
November. nineteen hundred and
twelve there shall be elected one alder
man and one member OF the board OF
estimates in each ward OF the city for
the term OF four years from the second
Tuesday OF January next succeeding
their election. At each following biep.
NAL City election In November there
shall be elected one alderman and one
member OF the board Of estimates In
each ward OF the city for the term of
four years from the second Tuesday OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
DEATH OVERTAKES
A YOUNG MAN
Fisk Van Sweringen Passes
Away.
Death Results From u Maligant At
tack of PncumOnia--Thc Deceased
Was craftsman at the Marion
Steam shovel.

After suffering five weeks with a
malignant attack of pneumonia Fisk
Van Sweringen. promising young
man OF twenty-five years, passed
away. The home of the deceased Is
in Findlay. but for some months he
had been employed as a craftsman
in the office of the Marion Steam
Shovel company. Five weeks ago he
was taken to his bed and moved to
the home of his aunt on Columbia
street Although the parents came
immediately 10 his bedside and every
medical device had been rcsorted TO,
nothing availed and for a number of
days the shadow of the death angel
fingered near his pillow. Death oc-
Cured at a little after O'Clock this
afternoon The deceased was a grad
uate of the Findlay high school and
attended school at Ohio state uni.
verslty. Ills pleasing personality and
ability to make friends had won for
him a wide circle of admirers who are
deeply grieVed at his untimely end.
The remains win be taken TO his
former home in Findlay at an carly
hour tomorrow and funeral services
will be held from there.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
MOTHER OF
JOHN KREIS DIES
Mrs. Jacob Kries Called by
Death Angel.
The Deceased Was Widely Known In
This City and Her Demise Comes "a
Great Shock.

Word has becn. received here re
gardng The death of Mrs Jacob
Krois which occurred between Z and
s o'clock this morning at the home
of her son, Henry Kreis, in Carding.
ton. The direct cause of the death
Is not yot known, but the deceased
had been ailing for some time. Mr.
John Kreis, one of the sons and well
known In the city. who had been at
the bedside Of his mother for some
days. left for home this morning, as
his mother had seemed greatly i'm
proved and before reaching Marion
news was received of her death.
The deceased had lived the greater
part of her life In CardingtOn but hat
visited friends and relatives lmany
times In the city and was quite well
known here She was member OF
the German Lutheran church In Car
dington and an active worker for it'
organizations. Besides the son, John,
in this city, three sons in Cardington,
George, Henry and joe and two
daughters, Mrs. Henry Groll of Waldo
and Mrs Harry Long of Cardington
survive.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Misses Inez and Gertrude Saeger Of
Cleveland will arrive Thursday to be
the house guests of Misses Maud, Ruth
and Hilda Gorham. They viii remain
until Easter Sunday. April 16, and
during their visit number of delight
ful social affairs will be given for THEN
pleasure. The first of these will be
a reception which Miss Maud Gorham
will give In their honor on Friday aft
ernoon. Miss Hilda Gorham will en-
tertain the IT, o. #. club for their
pleasure Friday and the Martha
Washington Cooking club on Satur-
day afternoon. Next week number
of other plans have been made Miss
Ruth Gorham gives large card party
Tuesday evening and Miss Maud Cor
ham party Thursday night when
games will be the diversion Saturday
Miss Isabel Fullerton will entertain in
their honor and Miss Dorothy Humc
plans TO give an informal dinner al
some time during their stay
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
SLEUTHS CALLED ON TO
GUARDSACREDPE PERSON

Cincinnati April i-Chief of Po-
lice Jackson and five detectives hur-
riedly went To George b. CoX's Of
fee at the Cincinnati Trust company,
Fourth and Walnut street, Tuesday,
in response, it is believed, to tele-
phone message from the bank asking
for officers.
, 1he officers arrived at CoX's office
within a few minutes, but made no
arrests
The mystery attached to the hur-
ried move caused great conjecture
and reports were circulated that Cox
had been threatened i'm some mys-
terious manner,
Chief Jackson and Detective Pflug,
IIueftloin, Grim and Giltanan went
To CoXs beuk and after brief con-
ference, spread through the neigh
Dor hood They remained ON guard
at various points near the bank.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
Occurred at Six O'clock This
Morning.
HAD BEEN I'LL SEVERAL YEARS
Death Caused by Heart
Trouble and Complications.
Found P~catling Her Last by Mr.
Bert Grow Who Had Been Spend
ing the Night with Hcr-Spcnt
Busy and Useful Jife--Lcavcs Large
Circle of Friends.

Death came very SUDDENLY TO Mrs
Louise Bonner this morning about 6
o'clock She had not been in good
health for several years and had suf-
fered general breakdown i'm the last
few weeks. Fearful of her condition.
her friend. Mrs. Bert Grow, had been
spending the night at the Bonner
home When she was awakened about
o'clock by Mrs. Bonner's heavy
breathing. she recognized an attack
Of heart trouble and a doctor was
sent for Immediately but arrived too
late to render aid.
Mrs. Bonner was "a years old. She
had lived all her life In Marion Her
husband, DR. H. l.. Bonner. died last
June and she Is survived only by her
sister, Mrs. William Hemmingcr, and
her brother, Mr. Gus Gorenlo.
Mrs bonner has lead a busy. use
rul life, and is greatly beloved OF
those who knew her we'll. Though
her life has been so fun she has even
been glad To do what she could t.
help those around her She has beer
an earnest worker at the Episcopal
| church. of which she was a member
| for many years Unremitting toll had
been her lot but her nature was q
sunny cheerful one. though sickness
dar<eued her last days.
The funeral viii be held at I O'Clock
Thursday afternoon from the home
Rev. Brown win officiate. Burial IN
Marion cemetery
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
G.. A. r. MEMBERS
TRANSACT BUSINESS
Accept the Invitation of Epvorth VI.
T.. Church to Attend Services.

Arrangements were made FOR the
celebration of Memorial day at the
meeting Of the Cooper Post, O.. A. r.,
Monday night The committee m
charge is composed of Captain Milton
Marsh, Dr 6. y. Harding. y. j. Craw-
ley. Michael IachmJu, $ Fogelspu.
Tho invitation of the Epwortu NJ
II. church for the g. A. g. mombcrs
to attend the Memorial day services
which win be held To- the church ON
the sunday preceding Decoration dav
was accepted. The soldiers viii att
tend in body. The regular business
of the post was transacted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
ANOTHER HEARING
OF BALDWIN CASE
Referee In Bankruptcy II AFTER
Information.

A continuation of the first meeting
of creditors Of Dr. f, M. Baldwin Is
being held before Referee in Bank
ruptcy Hoke w Douithen this after
noon. The meeting Is for the purpose
of endeavorng 10 straighten out the
disposition OF four automobiles which
are supposed TO have been sold by the
bankrupt just previous ot the iiling
of his petition.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
BRIEF MENTION

a marriage license has been issued
to Lauer Kur'tz, farmer 81, ana Miss
Bessie Dutton, II. The consent Of
Miss buttons mother was given in
the probate court.
Street Commissioner John II. Hins-
lcr, who was recently married In
Dayton, was made the victim OF n
most vigorous "belling" at his home
on Cherry street Monday evening.
Mrs w. H. Warrington tx quite M
At her home ON John street.
PERS
Mrs f. a. Collins, of Broadway.
has returned to her home after "A two
days visit with her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Thomas splcer. on Quarry street
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
HUMANE SOCIETY
TRYING A CASE
Hearing Held IN Probate Court This
Afternoon

Probate Judge spencer this after
noon held hearing of the matter of
the application Of the Marion County
Humane society for the appointment
of a guardian for the three minor chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meek
er. IT Is claimed that the children
did not have the proper surroundings
and for their own welfare the Hu-
name society seeks to take charge of
them No decision had been reached
at late hour this afternoon,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Miss Nettle Peuser was hostess TO
the members of the r., C. club last
evening at her home on st, James
street.
There was large attendance of
the club and the members brought
with them embroidery bags spending
pleasant hours over fine needle-work.
At the close of the embroidery season
the hostess served delicious course re-
freshments
The next meeting of the club will
occur in two weeks,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Kosciusko lodge, no 5S, l. O. o.
T.. held a well attended meeting
Monday evening and conferred the
second degree on one candi 'lte. The
remainder of the evening was dcvOt-
I'd to the transaction OF routine busi-
ness and a discussion of the forth
coming trip to Columbus when q
large number of the local lodge viii
go to the Capital city to witness
work done by the Columbus lodge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Mrs Patrick Drake. one of Ma
rlon's best known residents passed
to her final reward this morning,
Mrsn Drake had been in i'll health for
a number of weeks and about a month
ago was taken to St. Frances hospital
In Columbus The deceased grew
gradually worse, death coming final
ly this morning at II o'clock
The remains viii be brought To the
home on north Main street today and
funeral arrangements will be made
later.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
You and the children certainly need
Beatty d Longs rubbcrs nov. 1t

"Aritncial boundaries are gcner-
ally Invisible. But highly artificial
one forces itsolr upon the notice Of
the traveller by rail between the lake
of Lugano and Lake Maggiore. The
frontier between Italy and Switzer-
land is followed for a considerable
portion of the journey and it is mark
ed by a lofty barrier of wire netting
hung with bells for the purpose OF
preventing smugglers from getting
into italy without attracting atten-
tion of armed defenders OF Italian
revenue. Iu cxucmc contrast with
this is the natural boundary between
Italy and Fraucr provided by Mount
Blanc which in spite of it's natural-
ness is so vague that il is still un-
Determined, though scarcely worth
disputiug whether the summit Of the
mountain is Franco-Italian or all
French
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
EASTERN STARS
TO CELEBRATE
Will Observe Anniversary
At Next Meeting.
DAUGHTERS OF POCAHONTAS
Arrange to Give a Dance
April Ia.

Transact Considerable Routine Bust
ness at Regular Meeting Held Mon
DAY EVcning-Nlcmbcrs of KOS
ciuslIO Lodge No IS, !. .. q. r.
Confer Degree aud Arrange For
\ Trip 10 Columbus In the Ncai
Future.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

New York. April Eclipsiug even
IFS New Years celebration New
York's Chinatown is conducting the
biggest event i'm its history a fair
In aid of the starving millions Of
Chinnsn hurl. hnmc
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04
EnreIrners EscnpIng.

Tengier, April 4-Forelgners under
strong escorts, are reported today as
leaving Eez for the coast, to escape
the threatened attack on the city by
the rebels.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

The social committee of the East
ern stars are making arrangements
for the celebration of the. anuivcr-
sary of the order at their next rcgu
lar meeting night as that is the date
OF the installing Of the local chapter.
Routine business was attended To- at
the meeting held last night.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Members of the Degree of PoCa
hontas transacted regular business at
their meeting Monday night The
social committee announced that the
order would give a dance ON April
"A. The dance win be open To- the
public.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

The army is experimenting with a
new shell designed to pierce a build
ing and then scatter scores of bull
let's carried behind its solid steel
head.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

Chicago, April S--All the ultra fea-
lures of the spring fashions are eN-
Inhibited In this costume of gold em-
broidered lace with black satin The
skirt is cut on harem lines, a harem
sash appeers just above the waist,
and the hair is confined by turbai
like band cf silk,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-04

a called meeting of the ladies Of
the Maccabees viii bc held i'm the
lodge rooms at 1880 o'clock Wedncs-
day evening 10 rthe purpose of trans
acting important business.