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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-16
DELAY IN CASE.
Continued from Page One.

ever, Deputy District Attorney Horton
planned TO hold Ross, by getting him
to admit he could and would, II sworn
as a juror, lay aside all prejudices and
Try Mcnamara solely on the law and
evidence.
Darrow as a result proceeded care
fully to disqualify Ross under the law,
as previous experience had shown
that the court considered Jurors who
admitted prejudice were fully COM
petent when they asserted they would
lay aside those prejudices.
If Ross is finally seated by the
court, this will MI the loX and then
the exercising of peremptory chal-
4 nges will be resumed. The state is
disappointed because the court refus-
ed 20 permit II to reopen examination
of Willett Brunner, a member OF the
protherhood OF Locomotive Engineers,
Who Mhs passed for cause Monday.
BanneF told Fredricks frankly that he
OPPOSED icircumstantial evidence as a
concrete proposition, but the latter had
a, report from detectives that ne own
ca several houses and that he was in
clined to ibppose labor unions, and
Fredrlcks personally qualified him in
series OF fFadroitly framed questions.
Later Fredericks discovered that
Brunner holds the strongest union
Views and was former chief engi-
neer Of his local OF the Brotherhood.
Late yesterday the state tried to get
him out Of the way by consent OF the
court b6t Judge Bordwell ruled that
he would not reopen the case. The
only concession he made was to make
rote Of the authorities cited by FIRE.
bricks and say II he found himself
wrong he would reverse his ruling
Iatas ff ~ 'i iNl
Should f3ordwell stick 10 his position
The state must peremptofily challenge
Brunner.
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MARION COUNTY
COUPLE MARRIED

Rev. r. r. nagemann united Miss
Sabina Margaret Goerlieh of Rich
Ian dtownship, and W. Truman Owen,
of Marion township, i'm the bonds Of
matrimony, Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, at the Bagemann home on
South Prospect street a 1.at
The young people were unaocom-
panied, and left Immediately after
the ceremony for the grooms home
on the Salem pike. Mrs. owen Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August
Goerllch. The groom is a prominent
young farmer OF Marion county, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William f. owen
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RATES FOR
LEMONS WANTED
Appeal Made to Interstate
Commerce Commis
sion.

Washington, Nov 16.-Ar2earlng
before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today, Asa r. Call, attorney
for the lemon growers Of California,
opened an argument for lower rates
on lemons by saying that "a recent
situation has arisen which makes II
more diicult for the shippers to OBJ
tain justice than for many years
past"
'gThe situation" is the conflict be-
tween the Interstate Commerce COM
mission and the commerce court.
The commission once reduced thP
lemon rate from $l.l5 to 81 per nun
dred pounds. but it was reversed py
the commerce court. James Peabody
and Edward Chambers, freight OIL
cials of the Santa Fe, concluded the
testimony today for the roads, pre-
senting statistics which they claimed
showed that the $1.15 rate was rea-
sonable. Chambers safd that IN IN-
ing rates on such commodities, RAJ
roads generally assessed a rate "ac
cording to what the traffic can stand
Suppose one shipper can stand
higher rate than another, what 90
YOU do?" asked Commissioner Lane
"We try to average 1t up TO apply
TO the entire industry" said the santa
Fe official.
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Two IrataIly Rurncd.

salt Lake City, Utah Nov. 16.-rwo
men were fatally burned and 100000
loss was caused by fire which early
today threatened the entire business
district of ogden. The fire was
brought under control after a hard
struggle by the ogden hremen, aided
by n heavy rain which started this
morning. The fire started in the base
ment of the Ecles building. near tho
elevator shaft Harry Quinn. the
elevator conductor gave the alarm.
There were many thrilling rescues
100 members Of the Weber club. q
commercial organization being taken
to safety from the windows of the
building.
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Pleasing Program Prcscnted.

The program, presented this morn
ing at the Musical club was an APP
preciable one Musical Items of
current note were given in RESPONSE
TO the roll call Miss Rhea Manneil
read an interesting paper in which
she characterizedthe "Life of Bae-
thoven."
Miss Dora Smith contributed the
first musical number. She sung Bee
thoyen's 'Kennst du idas Land with
very agreeable rendition. Miss Ada
BoWan' renderad lrttalr 1siise," one of
Beathpvsriss dafntiest compositions.
Miss sadamae Allen spnssYtn Qgshta
rOmba" and, Der Treue. JOhnies
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WOULD DECLARE
PROPERTY TRUST ESTATE

Robert Bailey, If living and his
heirs. II there are any, are made tho
defendants In a claim petition, filed
by Alice c. Bristley and others.
through their attorney, Homer G.
johnson, i'm the court of common
pleas, this afternoon. Alice Brlstley.
Gemmimah Kyle and John McCune,
children of Sarah Bailey, deceased
set forth in the petition that they are
the actual owners of certain real es-
tate in Tully township, Marion county,
and ask that the property be declared
a trust estate in favor of Sarah Bailey
and her heirs.
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FOR
EVANGELIST
Woman's Union Prayer
Meeting at Epworth
Church Wednesday.

The Woman's Union Praper-meet-
Ing held at Epworth NJ. II. church
Wednesday afternoon, was largely at
tended The meeting was held preli-
minary to the Evangellstic services
which are to take place under the aus
pices of the Y M. c. A., in two weeks
The meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Frank Sifritt, who proved an efficient
leader. The service was actively en-
tered into by number and was made
very interesting and helpful.
These services will be held weekly,
the next one to take place at the Cal
vary Evangelical church. at which time
Mrs. C. A.. Urton will have charge
Neighborhood prayer-meetings are
being held daily, at the homes of the
women.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. E. *. Uhler spent wednesday
in Columbus.
carl Stuber who attends school at
st Mary's callege, Dayton, is visiting
Marion friends.
Mrs. H. E. Emerson, of East VIII
son avenue, was called to Bartelsville'
oklahoma. today, by the serious Ill
ness of her grandfather Il. J. Mattlx.
f. Roy Click has returned to his nome
in Columbus after spending Few
days in Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weaver were
in Columbus yesterday to attend the
evening performance OF the Pink
Lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roush and son
Penjamln, of Birmingham, Washing
ton. are guests at the home OF hr
Rousn's sister, Mrs. j. a. kunkle, Oh
| Leader street.
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MIRROR SUBSCRIBERS

VIII confer favor by reporting
promptly any failure TO receive their
paper, either from city carrier or in
the mail on rural routes. Telephone
complaints at expense Of office. Tho
Mirror IL booking new subscriptions
daily and adding many new names
TO its family of readers every week,
and errors in putting all addresses
on the carriers and mailers' lists
correctly are sure TO occur, and IL
cd at once. III you cannot get the
Mirror Office by phone in the evening
call phone 2S7.
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IdenI E,mbroidery club.

An old fashioned tea was one of the
most charming features of the meet
ing of the Ideal Embroidery club yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. II. Grove
on Walnut street.
The members embroidered until the
tea hour when the hostess invited her
guests to the dining room. Here a
centerpiece of doubfe violets In a
fat bowl adorned the pretty cloth.
The old tea service. which is hand
some one smoke of days gone by and
the tiny cakes were made from re-
cipes handed down from post road
days The hostess served fourteen in
GLIDING the club members and Mrs.
l.. b. Roush of Bellingham. Washing
ing: and Mrs. II. $. Simpson.
Mrs. L. O. Tuttlc has invited the
members for December G.
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Hocking win vote ON liquor.

Logan, o., Nov. 16.-F'rom presehl
Indications, Hooking county WIN vote
on the wet and dry ISSUE early In De-
cember. A league comprising OF eigh-
.ty-nve per cent. Of the business men
Of Logan has been organized 10 pro-
mote local option election, ana pc
titlons are already in circulation.
Three years ago this county voted
dry by majority of 1926 votes
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Inyesllgate IIIeh (,ost OF Living.

Cincinnati, Nov. lG.--Three lofIIcIaIS
of the governments commerce depart
ment have been in Cincinnati getting
data on the high cost OF living es-
pecially the cost OF butter. These OF
flcials are Charles r. Neill. United
states commissioner Of labor; Freder-
lex Croxton,, Of Neilrs department;
and n. IL. Clark, assistant TO croxtonf
Their visit TO Cincinnati was In
connection with a general inyestiga-
tion now helng made by the govern
ment all over the country, II II said
there is no SUGGESTION OF government
prosecution IN their visit
A hornets nest contains on an over.
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Ncwspapcrman Pardoncd.

Charleston. w. Va. Nov. l6, r a
conditional pardon was today issued
to James Dunbar, Huntington news
paper man, serving three months in
summers county jail for libel without
malice, In writing and publishing an
article rejecting on the character of
two young people of Hinton. Governor
GlasscOck Immediately issued a par
don on learning the condition of Dun-
bars health. He has been In jail
thirty-iive days. hN
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Youns NIntrons, I CIhb.

Tire Young Matron's embroidery club
assembled with Mrs. Ray isennettG on
Cherry street yesterday fafternooh to
.cmbroider and enjoy an informal hft-
ornoon.
Besides the members Mrs Bennette
Invited MIS- g. c.. Anthony, Mrs.
Frank Paddock and Mrs. Huss to- her
hcme The ATTENTION was spent in 4
very happy way and d delicious buff
fet lunch was served. Hi"a Z
In one week Mrs. Jacob Bolnger on
East Center street viii be the hos
tess.
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NIillionnircs We'd.

Philadelphia, Nov. 16.-Miss M,lle
Louise Elkins, daughter OF the iate
William l.. Elkins, Jr,, ana heir 10
s., 2,OO0,OOO of her fathers estate pt
noon today became the bride OF Cnris-
tian De Guigne. Jr, OF San Franeisco'
brother of the Vscountess de Iristtn'
Only immediate members OF the tWo
families and few close friends were
present at the nuptials.
Following wedding breakfast the
newly married couple left on an eN-
tended wedding tour. They will make
san Mateo, California, their home.
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Cnclrc club Meeting.

Mrs. Duff Hecker was hostess TO tne
members of the Cucire club at her
Elaine avenue home yesterday after
noon.
Z Needles were piled in various forms
Of needle work and Il problem game
was. conducted by the hostess MIS-
George Fies was presented prize Tor
her solution. A dainty lunch was SER
ed at the twilight hour.
mrs. Harry Klinefelter, Mrs D. f.
Lunger and Mrs. j. w. Hecker ENJOY
ed club hospitality.
There win 1s a meeting in two
" eeps. the place to be decided later
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'ca lat Sanders Home.

. "
tH ktlnesday afternoon Mrs w. w.
*hhdds gave n pretty tea at her
&sphhf state street home and over
forty guests looked in. Mrs. Sanders
received alone in the front parlor.
IABtD us6a6ls King. Mrs. George Baker,
Mrs ELIZA, spiebold and Mrs. S. G.
Illein1hafer assisted in the hospitals
tiles elsewhertal }'t
Small tables were placed through-
out the rooms ana prettily decorated
ftip'yeilny aiidlsfeen. yellow chi'ysan
GthehAthns oteifpied wall shelves and
green plants frightened the wall EN-.
.brasurss. in ,,the edlning room Place
ImaeorslSvdfd aaiiftSF bit5iof. card hand
deFpFateq InflyelloWf The menu was
an elaborate one. and tAe trays were
managed ,bytMiAseB Ruth Bartram
and Ellen Lucille Merger.
Those invited were: Mrs, Fred
-ilt&3arfa oppb0nibuai Mrs Thomas ol
Manstleid,f Mrs ,Altll Jam Hplverstott
Mi'so J. B. Hume, Mrs o. NJ. Hamt
ton, Mrs. Ar ylI.iIi6fth, Mrs. W. a
Longbon. Mrs. $. G. kleinmaier, Mrs
j. c. Anthony, Mrs. Blanche .McPher-
.nteFf- hftg C1aud ei9siift2i nMrsn T. D.
- slHsmiltonb Mrs Alt ~ HaFtman,, Mrs
]. Slanser, Mrs. u. +. j. Brockett
'aMrsseMi Crerbne,e Mrs cora BROWN
ski, AIRS BenlkleinmaieF, MrsaWiF
liam Smith, Mrs. Charles A. Long
Mrs. Charles E. Gompf. Mrs. Charles
Hoberman, Mrs, G. T.. Sawyer, Mrs
f. Carl, Sawyer, Mrs, George King, MrS
=. w. a Fies. Mrs. Frank King, Mrs
(. j.. a. Ireton. Mrs. n, +, Tilton. Mrs
~, W. Creasap. Mrs, -Wilber pingler
Mrs,aA., B, Lawson, Mrs, f. y 40
Kinness, Mrs. Mary Evans, Mrs, HAT
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Penn Suuad I'm Detroit.

DetroIt, Mich. Nov. 16.1The Uni
versity OF of Pennsylvanias squad,
twenty-three strong, arrived in De-
troit this morning and went directly
10 the Detroit Country Club, where
they will put the finishing touches
on their training for their game with
Michigan Saturday. All the jlayers
are In fine physical haspe and are
confident of winning fro mthe Maize
and Blue.
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Wanted For Non-support.

Humane officer Ulsh this morning
went owe rto Gallon to get Sam
Brady on a charge OF non-support.
Brady formerly lived in Moral and
he was compelled to pay a specified
sum for the support of his wife. As
this payment was stopped his case
was taken IN ag la. n CMFWCM
was taken up again.
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MRS. d. G. ALLMkkDINGER EN-
'rtrpr- ATNgF e '.if .fl

Mrs. d. G. Allemendmger entertain
cd few friends at dinner last even
lrg for Miss Bina Geerlich and Mr.,
Trueman owen previous to their mar
riage last evening. The affair was
prettily appointed, blue being the do
minent tone. Fairy candles In blue
shades and violets dressed the table
at which six covers were placed.
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r,,o u,rmonic socicty Meets.

A sewing meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. John f. Feffler on Dela-
ware avenue. Wednesday afternoon
Qt which there was a fine attendance
of the members of the Harmonic so
ciety. The time was entirely taken
nm in sewing, and great deal Of
work was accomplished.
The next regular meeting VIII take
place in two weeks. at the home oil
Mrs. Henry Ebert, on Seffner avenue
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beautifully. after which Mrs. Ray An-
thony Hamilton gave a pleasing in
terpretauon of ,Beethoven's irSonata.'
Miss Grace Durfee and Miss Freda
Rhodes gave the last number in duet,
presenting Beethoven's symphony
The musical programs are proving
unusually good this year and the fall
meetings have been very largely at
tended This mornings program was
in charge of Miss Matte Meredith.
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MIN Hold STAG SoclnI.

Members OF Canton Marion Lodge,
No. &C, odd Fellows. transacted regu-
lar business at a meeting in their hall
Wednesday evening.
Arrangements were made for stag
social which will be held at the next
meeting, December 6.
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Emncror WiIIlnm IlI.

Berlin, Nov. 16.--Owing 10 a slight
indisposltion caused by a cold, Em-
peror William has Cancelled his apnual
hunting trip to Silesia on which he
was To have started last night. While
there Is some anxiety iqs TO his condi-
ton, those nearest his majesty de-
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IS. O. S." WIRELESS TELLS
or STEAMERS PLIGHT,

San Francisco, Nov. 16.-'S o. y
wireless dispatch today says the
steamer M i. Plant, with forty-nihe
passengers ON board, is helpless In d
heavy sea of Point Arena with
broken tail shaft Tugs were rusheo
to her assistance and she is expected
Il, be towed into port before night
The vessel is southhound from Seat
te
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Bridge Parry Thls Arlernoon.

Mrs. George ID. Copeland's bridge
this afternoon at her West Center
street home. will be one of today
most charming assemblies, Invita-,
tions were received by fifty.
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Can't intervene in Tobacco Case.

New York. Nov. 16.-The United
states circuit court today handed
down an order denying the motion OF
Felix II. Levy, asking leave to inter-
vene in the litigation involving the
reorganization of the Tobacco trust
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Church Affairs
.i..I..i..i..i.,..t.i.i..i..l..t.l..l.l..lit..t..

HOSTESS TO SEWING CIRCLE
Mrs. William Il. McGraw, of olney
avenue, was hostess to the women OF
the ST. Mary's sewing circle at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
The attendance was unusually good,
and very pleasant afternoon was
spent In sewing FOR the Christmas
bazaar and at 40 o'clock, luncheon
was served.
Bread made from Glover Leaf b''"r
always brings a compliment. ~
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Club Announcement

A meeting Of the Health and Hap.
niness club has been Announced fo7
tomorrow AFTERNOON. Half after two
II the hour for assembling and the
Teeting will be held In the Red Meh's
hall.
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Goiden Rod club.

The meeting of The Golden Rod
club proved an enjoyable one yester-
day afternoon. at the home Of, Mrs.
Howard Hoppoclk on North state
street
Nearly all of the members were pre-
sent and they spent the afternoon
hours exchanging ideas over their bits
Of needle work. a contest interspers-
ed the embroidery season. Mrs. John
Lewellen received first honors and a
prize in this
Tho tna hnnr Mns a pleasnrable one.
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CieVeland. Nov. 16.--"When Young
man had been a friend OF my wife's
gave me d marked biIl.fI had given
my wife IN payment FOR a. pair of
socRA ne thought IN my store. 4 de-
itidedeto aus for hdivoree.''p explained
fwIniam = Kohcana here, today. He
wis qkrihted ahe div6rdT 'frsm Anna
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Margaret VI. Burgess.

nont table being prettily decorated
With cut flowers.
Mrs. Walter DIinchall will receive
the members at her Benton place home
i'm two weeks.
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WEDNESDAY, NIGHT CLUB.

About 80 couples enjoyed the dance
given by the Wednesday night CLUB
at the Huber hall, Wednesday even
ing. The music was furnished by
R,cNears orchestra, and buffet
lunch was served
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WILL CONFIRM
800 APPLICANTS
Bishop Moehler of Cincin-
natl Will Conduct
Services.

Three hundred applicants will be
confirmei this evening at special con-
firmatioh services at the st, Marys
Catholic church.. 1itt et a.fi3l
This is one of the largest classes
that has ever received the sacrament
OF confirmation and a number Of Wis
iting Npriests viii take part An the
services Rev Ryan OF Laflue and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-16

The, hostess presided at the table. ar
tstically dressed in green and white.
There were, twelve covers and place
cards were artlstcally decorated.
In three weeks Mrs. John LeweIlen
on North Oak street will entertain the
members. un t -f r.
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]. SHEA REFUSES
TO PRESS CHARGE
Joseph Martin and M. Shea
Are Then Released From
Jail.

After James p. Shea refused to iile
charges against Joseph Martin. Harry
Roof and Michael shea, who. he claim
ed, robbed him of $5 on Mill street
Tuesday night, Martin and NJ. Shea
were released from the city prison
Wednesday afternoon.
The arresting officers aled charges
of intoxlcation against 7. Shea and
Roof. When arraigned before Mayor
j. G.. Setter yesterday afternoon the
pair pleaded guilty and were fined.
Since SATURDAY. police have been
looking for Edd ". Phillips, a farm
hand employed By Henry Lowe. near
Green Camp. Last week, Phillips
cashed bogus csvels at the selby and
Bogardus cigar More for s12.36.
Frank Bogardus dfed an affidavit
against Phillips, ch&tging him with
forgery.
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ACTIVITY the
who love o eroder oso m any Of e temptations which the
offering their charm n large decorative
The girl
ad ethsr picked p rare treasure at some French importers or
eFeaE net which she Yore wl her n ii of black velvet
f fns 9gqqp aned INTO he aperues Of the net with
with
and vas h pa mel and back and the borders
odd ana attractive feature Eas the popular effect accomplished by
" n'fnaht ilD ef 7,' tt uit
oa hfor with fs GS
hhd selection of
With of
.j9wtlng q , BE- irla nA BE-
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morning, while Bishop Henry Moeh-
ler who will conduct the services
arrived from Cincinnati this after
noon.
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Vey WILSON, Mrs Henry Hane, 7nMrT
elizabeth n NJ ezgeT. MIS-. Isl At-fouhg,
Irs. Charles Hess Mrs. A. 1E.t If L.
aondson.l Mrsr,F1' u. GHt1cry,' Mrs.
ina Diebolt, Mrs Earl SmithI Mrs
f7da tIfAIanm gtMrs. Earl j.. I.IWitthpq,
H. An. Sanford Mrs. O. r. Wiant,
yAashaB. naylor"7Alns NJ Waddeu'
sSeyNsiR. rastrayeH MIE.lr William
saY. 4Mrs.nfBrank Tsehanenc Mrs
ION lpish. tlelrinorH i.u o1" fn
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iNNERo AT Cowgirl HOME
andF MRS. kFank Cowgirl enter
das DOZEN friendsrlast evening ~
x7oo'elocls dinner nat ltheir llnst
10 street homes luu 7ts~ aI
.lffyrs chrysanthemumsiH In white
,nellow tones 'dressed the table at
neovers Were placed for:fSir@qnd
r(seorgo Holly Mr. and Mrs.
.uF'rendts, MIR. and Mrs Harry
miss Hazel Lnptan Of Morrals
s. Florenee and iralsas lranel4.
ssy,nicbard Francis and Cars
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DHthnri +rr-r1--+r-r-r s'riiNf
,DERN EMBROIDI3RY CLUB Z
eiilomen of, MIS- NJ. ~. Newton on
frProspsct' street 'Ayas the ps1ce oi
naes for tAe' hmembeIs the Modi
,lEmsSroidery p Nilil tile memS
werei iimesentiH lg asn 7sr (
81. Newton's home was brightenep
apsterslog fiuwets in pretty vass
the ptettilye decoPated roolnk
80 asselnbied and chatted 0Yet
z idaryn hoops. The HOSTESS
! smentsfat lfee o'tlook.
I rmcmbers Mrs. aeofgf
< Wfesp Mrs.s,Iiolland FpY
= Mrs. Merlin Bailey
{ yet Sc siA unanu13 /
\ Sailing win entertain the
z aelisiHf iinf /
Z buSlneS.---isnid sieig !
prompt 81 cipbuai.4ja /
( Po'' rytass9mhlles O
OnlO Nlth Mrs Wli
: Grand avenue
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1.-The plizel in
fdpGfeda when
alQeed asHie.
the refrekh-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-23
New Constitution
is Ratified in New
Mexico by Big Vote
No Organized Opposition Shows Up
Large Majorities the Rule
in Cities.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Jan 22-Elec-
tions for the ratification of the constitu-
ton for proposed statehood were held
throughout New Mexico Saturday. Returns
from about one-half the precincts Of the
territory indicate that the constitution has
carried by a majority Of between 5000 and
10000.
The election passed off quietly and the
vote was light, less than $1,000 ballots be-
ing cast. There was no organized oppos-
ton to the constitution though in some
sections the temperance people fought It
bitterly. With few exceptions the leading
men In both republican and democratic
parties worked to bring out the vote for
the constitution, though among the demo-
Gratis there was a considerable number who
opposed ratification because of the abb
sence of provisions for the initiative and
recall
In the larger towns big majorities for
the constitution were the rule. Albuquer-
que gave 1850. Santa Fe, 1,22s; Las Vegas
62S majority for ratification. Under in
struction from the governor the district
attorneys and peace officers took unusual
precaution to prevent violations of the cleo.
ton laws.
As some Of the election precincts are
remote from the railroads. the complete
returns will probably not be received be
fore Monday.