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The evening world., 1911-08-24
Great Detectives of Fiction
Outdone in Efforts to Locate
Disappointing Middleweight.

light had been turned down or his
OF New York.
Eyes. you can see ms-if you want 70!
R--urr. Come up to room lU and III
tell you what ] think about you re-
porters!' responded Biily's voice. And
we promised TO appear on the scene
within a few moments.
You're sus Papke's II his roome?'
we asked the colored boy who ran the
elevator,
There's no doubt about his be!n'
there, BOSS. fer 1 Just o him up"
was the reply.
Billy seemed afraid to come out and
MAKE a statement or else he was thor
oughly ashamed of The poor showing he
had made when he tried 20 nght Burke.
Anyway. II was his Kid brother who
ushered us Into the parlor.
Awful sorry, but you must have
made some mistake: Billy hasn't been
here all day; he's GU. to the ball game"
said the kid.
Then. locking Into the mirror that
reflected the scene In the rear room. we
saw billy Papks seated well back in an
easy chair in the darkest corner OF tie
room.
Perhaps the New York State Boxing
Commission will not allow Billy TO box
here again" vas remarked 10 B!lly's
kid brother. and Just for a moment
there WIS p~ercept!bly an uneasy move
ment In the mirrors rejection Of the
m!ddlewelsht champion.
At the Boxing Commissions hend-
quarters Charley Harvey. secretary, was
reported 10 have been In for his mail.
n It was said the commission wouldn't
open the office until Monday II they
The evening world., 1911-08-24
IPAPKE ASHAMED OF SHOWING WITH BURKE;
"CHAMPION'' AFRAID TO BE INTERVIEWED

Worlds reporter followed Papke's trail
with the one object in view of obtain
ing his possible excuses for his INSET
able showing against Burke. But the
boxing clown had flown from his haunts
At the Captains Pier. and was re-
ported TO DO located At an uptown
hotel.
why, the cheese champ moved over
to the King Edward. He got so both
cred by the funny looks the bellboys
rave him that he took up quarters
elsewhere" said the telephone girl when
asked II Billy was stopping there.
After outdolng the keenest Of sher-
lock Holiness clever stunts. we To-
Gated Papke on the phone. When he
replied to Dur query It was in the tone
OF q grixsly bear that had been con-
fined in q North Carolina 200 during
the hottest days Of July. Evidently
Billy vas peeved over the way the spot
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Locals Depending on Dodgers
to Do Their Usual Bear
Tanning Stunt.
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-vIrH M Ola tor runs sin hans,
MI ns In the balance. the Giants
w oiled nm for A doubls-barrallsd
shot a the Pfrat>s thhs s~f,~rnoon. vbi,e
the Cvhs O thu Journey aoross the
bridge. Now. II thoss d>ar old Superbas
oh. how Ne low than when thsy're
nsht1ns the Cubs,-oan DO their usuai
IN. m. oa.n,. ~c,,,,s.. mos. pi~,~-
WIN "a. n ina, ala oct that dos
nom ma me tsbls."
Roe ths pr>sent a would h. ,ust Al
v.w IN sor~e, ,h., nrst n,.c. no,,on
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$500 = ts-,>. IN ar, h,n go ito.
az. r,.r,v 40 ,oom In vh,ch ~ x,ork
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word over 'A'' n'en' 'ha' "' "uin
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from tne hrusn "'a'u" e
mumphhs WORDS hsa.hst nuon n
Tor sefuhs eausn' on seoohu pase ~
the soeond inning tney tors'' W sNe
Archer ereait TOT ohe " '"o "e",
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Toe Jeanette Knocks Out
Dummy Mdxs0n in Jig Time

n also landed u left swing to his head.
Jeanette then Jabbed Maxson 4hree
times on the nose with straight lefts.
drawing the claret. These blows riled
MaXson. who made a wild right hand
swing for Jeanette's Jaw. Seeing the
blow coming jeanette stepped back and
In 4 short right hand swing TO
Maxson's Jaw. v .llch Jared hin from
his head to his toes m compelled him
to clinch.
The moment Maxson threw his arms
araind jeanette the latter sent In three
heavy right uppercuts TO his stomach.
dropping him to the floor. At the count
OF eight Maxson got up and tore at
jeanette. landing two punches TO his
head and chest. They then cllnched
and Jeanette, bending over. sent an
other short right uppercut deep Into
the mute's stomach. This blow was
the finishing one. for Maxson let go and
fell fiat TO the floor and was then
counted out.
Knockout Brown, The lightweight OF iris -'.y
ha been matched up for four fights. Hh firs
viii DO with Matt. Wells 81 . local club Sept, I
hi, second with Joe English. a Canadian ligt.
Canada. on Labor Day. hs third with jim N.
bonner Of summit Hill. Pa, At Tamaqua, Pa.
On sept. :. asd his fourth with Young Hickey o
White Plains before the GssentHrg A. C.. Of Elrs
ford, y. Y. on Sept, IL. All four bouts will b
o., ten rounds duration.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
JACK DEFINING KNOCKS OUT e.
JOHNNY WALTZ IN SIXTH.

Jac', Denning. the promising weller.
weight, who is now under the manage.
ment OF Dan McKetrick. won another
battle by knocking out Johnny waltz.
the rugged fighter OF Jersey City. In the
sixth. round of a ten-round contest Al
the long Acre A. C. stag.
Denning was too strong and clever
for Waltz, and after furnishing him Sc
verely for five rounds went at him in
the sixth n put him away with q
wallop on the Jaw.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Mirror Discloses Thunder
bolt" Hidden in Room, Al
though He's Declared Out"

? YAw1oSHAw. probably tho great
ct detective of fiction, and
Sherlock Holmes, Conan Doyle's
splendid fictitious character. would
have been foiled he'd they been sent out
to trace "Thunderbolt" Billy Papke.
middlswsight champion Of the world,
after his engagement with Sailor Burke.
From the once to Bath Beach. to
Mrs. Flarney's clearinghouse. to the
neares. dispsnssry Of the brew and ali
throueh Bath Beach The Evening
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Bronson Defeats
Deshler in Bout
at Indianapolis
Especial 70 The Evening wchd,. =

"iV'iai az 'snh "o'e'
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. "a. - Ray
Bronson OF Indianapolis won the popu.
lar verdict os1D,Dave Deshicr Of Bos-
ton In their strOund encounter 1t the
Auditorium. Tile local boy used a
stralgh, left that proved dvicult for
the Fastener TO stop, except with his
face. and In most OF the rounds he ott-
pointed Deshler.
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have made three runs and tied the
score. In all fairness we should give
Archer credit for having saved the
game and not blame Herzog for having
lost II. Archer's quick wit was alone
responsible for tho stunt.
A. Cy Seymour nsed TO say,
"~AItitndindI fascination 10 a terrible
thing" and II 10. That Ia tho nams
Of the diseass from tchtoh some
men suffer upon reaching q HIGH
o1ttude and, pou can take II from
an old pldtnsm an, the Giants felt
Il the minute they ross 10 the dissy
heights OF first place. One look oper
the edge and then came the big
tumble. Stili, they are sttll hanpin0
10 the heels OF the cubs. aud tho
least ihfie slip on the part OF Frank
Chances men may put Us up there
long enough to get used TO the rars-
Ned air.
In the first half of the ninth inning
George wiitss made one of the most
peculiar wild pitches that has ever
been recorded. with a man on third
no wound up for q curve ball and was
Just about 10 turn It looss when his
toe suuc a pebble and he stumbled,
Az he keeled over he turned loose
the ball and II wen wide OF tho plato
allowing a runner to score.
Speaking OF peculiar accidents, there
was another one that the fans found
dlihcult of explanation. Just as Chief
Meyers fouled off a ball in the fourth
inning Catcher Archer was seen To
grab his hand and fall to the ground
several players gathered around and
rubbed his talon vigorously. No one
could understand the natur of the In.
jury as the ball did not come within
three feet OF him. II developed later
that Archer occasionally suffers from
a cramp in the third finger OF his LETT
hand. The cramp struck him Just as
Meyers fouled on the ball and his finger
doubled up In the palm OF his hand. II
was with the greatest difficulty and also
with much pain that he managed &c
get Il Strengthened out so that he could
put on the NIT. out In Chicago on
day Archer was hit by one Of thes,
cramps Just as he was about TO max,
a throw and he had TO leave the game
on another occasion the cramp cam,
on him while no was at bat and h
had TO give way to a substitute,
That last game Iutth the Cubs
tCGs one Of ertrCmes, ~ zee could
have erased the first and last In
ninGs the score t1ouh have been,
New York, 4 Chicago, o. The
only tHnHOs IN ichich the cubs
could touch Wiitse az all were the
drsf and the ninth. Unfortunately,
those innings count tust the same
as the ones IN the middle, but u
The evening world., 1911-08-24
For Present New Yorks Must
Look After Second Rather
Than First Place.
caH't keep ~ from HovrIno on chat
might hove been, oaw ~

CAN'T keep ~ from fovyIno on ohdt
might have been, can "
Charley Murphy and John T. Brush
sat IN the latter's automobile during the
final battle and bet each other soda
water on each round. They also took
an occasional look 6 the enormous
crowd and chuckied despite the hostili-
ties that were going on GROUND them.
Toxhall Keene sat in Q box neA the
Giants bench and he almost rooted his
head on for the rally that never came.
Mr. Keene is now 4 dyed-in-the-wool far
and he hasn't missed an inning Of the
great struggle. Next to him was Tim
othy Woodruff. and (this 10 nsws) hs
didn't wear q vest at all. II was hoped
that Mr.. Woodruff would spring one OF
his latest creations 70 Offset the pale
green affair Haunted by one Charles
Webb Murphy.
Charley F'oust announced ldst
night that no had thought out a
ner steal Of second, aud McGroV
WH permit him TO demonstrate be-
tuean tbs games this a%Jhsrnooa.
Foast has reconsidersd Ne deter
~mination Of going over to Brook
Iyn to help PAT DahIsm, They weed
me here right noD,' 10 said, "aWd
RI stick tn the. excitement -
orer."
The evening world., 1911-08-24

w hand uppercuts to the stomach
" Joe Jeanette. the great colorsd
fighter. succeeded in knocking out
Dummy Maxson, the big heavyweight.
In the first round OF a ten-round bout
at the Fairmont A. C.. stag. Maxson
was foored twice during the two min
u.es OF %fghting, the second time drop
ping fiat on his stomach. where he lay
stretched at full length until Referee
Billy job counted the fatal ten seconds.
The mute was in no shape. as he en-
tered tho ring with a big paunch.
Knowing that Manson was out Of con-
dillon jeanette sailed right into him.
As they anne into a clinch Joe ripped
IN four stiN rights to his body. After
they broke away Maxson threw in a
heavy left and hight 70 Jeanette,s body
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Parker K.ecks Out richards.

NEWPORT, X. J., Aug. 2i.-Defore the
Perry a. c. Andy Parker knocked out
Sailor Richards In the eighth round OF
a scheduled twelye-round contest. Rich
ards was noOred five times, but each
time came back ssmely. A right to the
stomach ended the bout.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
.RGr.2
On Morris Of Oklahoma, Big
eest Of White Hopes, Is In
Town, and To-Day win Start
Light Training With Joe Jean.
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enough win To s11eshsasA II - Asssr
the champion. moi before"
A. fss - ~ 10 oonoss1sA, Noevis
locke good. When hs stars training
With JsAastGs vs'n b sbis 70 ~ up
his nGhtiag ousuuss.
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play 0sAe o. 60 WITH Mn
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-
lily PAPKD aAuatp that he didn't
make q FOOD axht a~~lnst Sailor
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trssnos ~ IN m~'on' Ane oss IN
lasy wey. sperrins only tnss or four
tvo-ufnSts rounds . DAY With Billy
Rslsobaeh. This y me only thing he
ca think AZ IN sxulsin ths fact that he
mi, IN. ~ar,s 4. "a an ana AN, Yi.u.
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,~.s.s I'm s"u,.~- 49, 800
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q " nave cav for . hSnt
w AIeas psiofs thls burke anair,"
seae hh manager. He feels awfuhy
sore ovss fhe roasting everybody handed
hiH' Ano The only thing he cares about
- making sood again
u " IKE that Pspke viii got q
chance TO meet . man like Klaus here
in Nsw York unloss he bestns Iiks a
pc~limAparv ashtsr. srht. ,hs ,ou.ha,,
OF an. .aoonA.,.,.r. 80 ....ss.I
90. ,~.uv -. 49, w. ."
sisn'r.n "e 49," o"e Oh S'e
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s7tslc:ssss;i !. i Hsss sSssHs 4aa s' sys Z a.. ~.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Q AN LANoFoRp. Jack johnson and
- Sam MeVey are all booked for AN.

"@fh
Sam Mevey are all booked for Aus
trsiia. MeVey Is already on the
way there. johnson still has a match
with Wells In England TO 70 through
before he leaves. and IAnsford Is TO
start In a couple Of weeks.
johnson isn't matched with either Of
the American negroes. but with Bill
I-ang-poor old Bill Lang-wbo is cham
pion OF Australia again Just now by
virtue OF another recent knockout OF
poor old Bill squires.
The Partisan followers OF the game
think that II McVsy Nights Lsngford IN
Australia he will win. McVey has an
advantage In Insight and reach and
weight. and In as hard q hitter. In his
Nifty roun night with Jeanette in Paris
he knocked Joe down twenty-four times,
thirteen times for a nlne-second count.
jeanette made MeYey stop at the beglu-
ming VI the nftieth. But for all that the
ParislAns win have = bet on Mac n he
nights Lansford again In Australia.
The evening world., 1911-08-24

YEFTRIEs is stlu bear hunting ND
In Alaska, From what we have
sesu OF the white hope" division,
Jeffries could have Just as much fun. II
he cared for II. sosng around the ooun-
try and cleaning up white hopes" He'd
have little trouble In that Job.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Colored Mans Body Blows
Dispose Of Mute at the
airmon Club Show.
BY JOIN POLLOCK.

Tv1ITH q volley of short inside right
w hand uppercuts to the stomach
The evening world., 1911-08-24

~" XaFQua6 e 0os0ebegY
thinhin6 Of tAsstnS . shAiisnl
to Sen >LAnSfssA Hs'A Nks
play . Osas Of shsoksrs With hiu
~Goossberry ays tAs4 ~ fsais he .
most confidence n ~ Own ability
beat LAnGford (althovGh ~ nSv,
played ths Gams) - his fsthsr. form
Maropis a ooossbsrsv. wrote q
choeker Sples.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

ternoon at the library. Mrs. Charles
S. Bourque, Mrs. W F. Smith, Mrs,
Joseph B Wenger and Miss Mabel
ltlngan giving the program The
piano accompaniment were played
by Mrs. G. Frederick Gallagher. Mrs
W. f. Smith and Miss Hazel Ais
thorpe. Mrs. j. B. Wenger played a
violin selection, composed by Mrs. G..
Fred Gallagher. at the opening of the
meeting. Mrs Gallagher has COM
posed number of songs, sung at the
Fortnightly Club, and book of her
childrens songs has been published
December instead of December II,
as reported, is date for next meeting
of the club. Miss Effe Lansden.
Miss Hattie Carey Miss Laura Glen
denen and Mrs. Max Kaufman will
be in charge OF the program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
DEGREES Glade Wedding.

Miss Maude Dacres and Mr. John
c. Glade were married yesterday
morning at Q O'Clock at the parson.
age of fSt Joseph's Catholic church
Rev James j. Gillen officiating
Only few persons witnessed the
ceremony. Miss Alice Dacres, sister
of the bride. and Mr. John II. Sulli-
van of Mt Carmel. formerly of this
city, attended the couple
The bride was attractlvely dressed
in messaline gown of Copenhagen
blue trimmed with satin roses A
big white hat faced with pink vel
vet and decorated with a big white
willow plume and pink chiffon roses
made her all the more beautiful
She carried an arm boquet of
brides roses. Her going-away gown
was a one-piece dress of brown satin
meteor with which she wore a long
brown cloth coat and small hat tC
match, Her sister, Miss Alice, wore
a pretty dress of blue messaline and
a big white beaver hat, simply trim
med with big pink roses.
A wedding breakfast at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dacres of 426 Twentieth
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Entertains Tuesday Card Club

Miss Pearl Young entertained the
Tuesday Card Club yesterday after
noon at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Reed Green OF COL Walnut
street The game of f500" was
played, Miss Alice Mcknight making
the high score. Misses Mary Ellen
Rigers of Paducah. Ky, Rose Howley
and Mary Huette were guests OF the
club, Miss Lola Steinel is new
member Miss Gladys Baird of 60t
Walnut street will entertain the club
next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Meeting Is Postponed

The meeting of the Thursday Card
Club, which was to have been held
tomorrow with Mrs 0ris B. Hast
ings of 3109 Washington avenue
has been indefinitely postponed be-
cause Mr. and Mrs. Hastings have
gone on trip to Texas,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Gives Farewell Recital.

Mrs. Kate Davis Raymond, who
for several months was organist at
the First Methodist church. gave her
farewell recital last night, which
was largely attended at the church.
Her selections were beautiful and
we'll rendered She is an organist
of marked ability Mrs. Hattie G.
Thistlewood gave soprano solos, Her
notes were all splendid, and espe-
cially were the high ones we'll taken
Mrs. Thistlewood has quite a repu-
tation in local musical circles.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Musicale Tonight

The second number of the Presby-
terrain ladies musicale course will
be given tonight. Miss Hortense
Merchant, soprano and student Of
Madame Marchesi OF Paris, and Miss
Verne Mcclure, a reader, will be the
participants.
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Club Meeting Is Postponed.

THE Sigma Delta Pi Club, which
was to have met this week with Miss
Laura Clendenen of S11 Twenty
sixth street, has had the meeting
date postponed until next week. 1t
was at first determined to have the
meeting tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
or Of Mrs. Moses of Chicago and her
daughter, Mrs Ray L. Hosmer.
Marriage Is Announced.

Announcement has been received
by friends Of Mr.. Sam Collins, form
erly vocalist OF the Bijou theater of
his marriage to Miss Caroline Rose
Trombley in Denver, Colo. last
Saturday
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Entertains Bible Class.

Miss Anna Burke of 512 Tenth
street entertained the Amoma Bible
Glass of the Cairo Baptist Sunday
School, of which she is a member,
last night at her residence Mrs Al
bert II. Newman is the teacher OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Entertains Informally

Mrs. Frank C. Cannon of 24l4
Elm street entertained a. few inti-
mate friends with an informal card
party Monday afternoon at her resi-
denee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Simmer is "a Success

The supper and baraar given last
night at the old Berkowitz stand on
Commercial avenue by the ladies OF
the First Christian church was a
financial success.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
rect. followed tie ceremony.

street, followed tie ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glade departed al
11:15 o'clock yesterday morning for
Chicago on heir wedding trip. The.
viii, be at home after Decembe. e.
the bride groom's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glade Of 1919 Cedar
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Mrs. Hosmer to Entertain

Mrs. Raymond L. Hosmer of 300i
Park Place West will entertain al
cards Saturday afternoon in horror OF
her mother Mrs. Moses of Chicago
who is here visiting her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Westminster Guild Meets

The Westminster Guild of the
First Presbyterian church met last
night with the Misses Bertha and
Bessie Brown of 1907 Pine street. I
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
To Give Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Schutter of $50
Tenth street will entertain with a
luncheon Thursday afternoon in hon
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Card PARTY Today

Mrs. w ]. Johnston OF 2515 Syca-
more street will entertain with a
card party this afternoon and a
thimble party tomorrow
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PERSONALS.

! r. B. Flat OF Clinton, Ky, was
business visitor in the city yesterday
| Mrs Paul CHAPMAN OF Mt. Carme
was shopper here yesterday morn
ing.
/ Carl Herring OF Bemis. Tenn. is IL
the city for a few days on a bushes,
trip.
j. w. Norman of McLeansbort
was business visitor here yester.
day
L George r. Binks OF Comland il
spending few days here on bust
ness
NJ l.. Lee of Clinton, Ky, trans
acted business in Cairo yesterday
morning.
| c. Il. Nelson came over from Birds
'oiHt Mo, yesterday and spent a
Jew hours
H. NJ Daley came over from
Morehouse. Mo, yesterday morning
on business.
w J. Pollock of Campbell Mo.
is spending a few days in the city
on business.
Wilbur b. Thistlcwood went to
Pulaski yesterday morning on a
hunting trip.
Misses Blanche and Kate Darragh
Of Mound City shopped mere yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Abbie Williamson of Mound
city was a shopper in Cairo yester-
day afternoon.
John Daughty of Pennington,
Mo, was business visitor in this
city yesterday.
T.. D. Stout and Roy Camersorf of
Charlottesville, Mo, were In the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westerman of
Mound City were shoppers in this
city yesterday.
]. II. Sullivan came down from
Mt Carmel yesterday to attend the
Dacres-Glade wedding,
DR.. II, C. Rice, dentist of Mound
city, made professional visit to
this city Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. r. H. Hunter and Miss
Amanda Hunter of Henderson, Mo-,
were shoppers here yesterday.
r. p. Wilson, marshal of. Tamms,
returned home early yesterday morn
| ing after brief visit to this city.
Misses Fanny and Mary Comings
and Mrs. Miller came ii Cairo yester
day afternoon in an automobile to do
shopping
Mrs. Laura Spencer of DuQuoin l.
here as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Annetta S. Ent, of $500 Park avenue,
| for several days.
Miss Gladys Martin of 527 Tenth
street. returned yesterday afternoon
from few days visit as the guest
of relatives at Arlington. Ky.
| Mrs. Clarence l., keaton, VINO mas
| been confined at st. Mary's Infirmary
following a surgical operation, was
reported not so we'll yesterday
MIR. and Mrs. Robert ]. limerick OF
207 Washington avenue have gone to
/ St Louis, for few days visit as the
guests Of relatives and friends.
Miss Emma Lansden Of SIS Fiftl
street. who has been confined to hel
home with a severe cold, is now con
valescent but not able to be out.
Chester Feith, who has been Il
L
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or several days at the home of his
mother, Mrs. M. Il. Feith Of 40
eleventh. street, is now improving.
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Mrs. McManus' Card Party

Mrs. James 3. McManus Of TT
Fourteenth street will entertain
with d card party this afternoon.
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Mrs. Kyle Emit, who has been con-
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this class. which holds regular bust
ness meeting monthly.
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fined to her home, $500 Park avenue,
for the past few days by slight i'll
ness is improved.
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Fortnightly Club Meets.

The regular meeting OF the Fort
nightly Club was held yesterday af-
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Chester Feith, who has been iii
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Miss Emma Lansden Of SIS Fifth
street. who has been confined to hei
home with severe cold, is now con.
yalescent but not able to be out.