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The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALo-ope.i,s.

Dunning q steven' Live stock Report
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. May 10
Cattle: Receipts. 2 cars; market.
seas a $50; good prime 1900 to 1900
Id. steers. s696.20: best LOO to l.2oo-
10 shipping steers. ss.soQs; medium
butcher steers. LOCO TO 1.100-lb. steers.
1926 q $50: light butcher steers. SASS
OSLO; best fat cows. s4.5o0S.25; fair
TO good do. 1925 Q3.so; common 10 me-
dunn do. $3.25 q so: trimmers. 81 60 u
$40; best fat heifers. $3.50 q 8. So; good
fat heifers. IS SIS; fair TO good do. 81
q E55. stock hetferss "a. as " 4,S0; beat
feeding steers. dehorned, y6.30@b. 40;
common feeding steers. $t4425; best
bulls. 35G5.25; bologna bulls. s4Q4G6:
stock bulls. common TO good. S3,5o9t;
best mixers and springers. $1,000;
common to good. s26 q 40.
Hogs: Receipts. 10 cars, steady;
heavy. ss-4O; workers.. ss.5o@S,sO; pigs.
Sc 10.
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts. 10 cars.
strong; clipped lambs. $7@7.50; year
lings. s5.2595.75; wethers, s4.1sQs;
ewes, S40450
c,aivesS it5o@f25.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
EIrs. Woman Minister is 80.

ELIZABETH, N. j., May cant
onette Brown Blackwell. the FIRST wo-
man minister ordained In the United
States and one OF the first leaders in
the suffragette movement Is today re-
ceiving congratulatory messages from
all parts OF the United States on her
eighty.eighth birthday anniversary.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
Hundred Sail For Coronation.

NEW YORK. May 2O2.-Eight
steamers sailed today from New York,
carrying 2,132 cabin passengers, many
OF whom are bound for the coronation
festivities In London. II was the heavi
est day OF outward bound travel Of
the year.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
Chicago We. purdue.

CHICAGO. May 19-Today is "Pur-
due Day" at Marshall field. Coach
Stages athletes will mix In a track
meet with the boilermakers this af-
ternoon. Up to yesterday the mid
way school was conceded the victor,
but II is feared today that Daven-
ports injury may mean Purdue VIC
tory
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
.AppIe.-Baldwins, 1901; steers red
'' s.n.n. pee ot shipping stock. $3.50

@225.
sean.-pried Lima; 8 l,a91c per lib.
CauIIaower-ssas.5o per doz.
Cheese--Michigan fats. old. 15@16c:
late made. 13914c; York state fats.
old. 15Q1ec; late made. 13@ lac: do
nestle Swiss, ISa18c: block Swiss.
10 u Ice; imported Swiss. 2SG30c LIN.
burger. IA tic: brick cheese. IL Ia
Dat..-Persian. s0sc per Id; Fards.
Dressed C.ive.-Fancy. s9shc ID:
common. 1850 ID.
Fiss-Imported, new, 11@isc per ID;
California sSe per 10; .m,.r. -.
house. So ~ 75c per doz; lettuce, hot
house, sQ1Oc ID; head lettuce, S250D
400 hamper radishes, long. $50 zoe;
Soc Soc S saee par RsRPsr 600 Go
tomatoes. s-bssket crates. tfG450 per
case: Elephant. 26c per doz: spin
$50 per per bu o1 wax ssan. $50 $40
2.2S per bu: asparagus. 10000 per doz;
green onions. 12kc doz: beets f61sec
doz; green peas. t1.7592 per bu; new
cabbage. s2.2s02.5o: water cress. zoe
Grape Frvit-Florida. s45o95 per
Hoaey-Fancy white. i7Gisc: No. 1,
ls917c. amber, l491S; extracted, SO
may-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay In car
lots. q o. b. Detroit. Mol timothy.
new s22; No. timothy. $40; clover.
mixed. $40: rye straw, t7GS: wheat
and oat straw IS. Loose hay from
farmers waEons-on-the-c markets
ranged from $40 Is as TO quality.
Hides-No. 4 cured. loo; No. 1 green.
Sc: No. cured bulls. sac: No. 1 green
&c; No. 1 cured kip. lie: No. 1. green.
10c: cured calf. Nc, 1. 15c; green calf.
No, 4, lac per lb: horse hides. No. i.
t3.75: No. ?, f275. aheepsklns. as TO
kip ~ OF on calf
Nipple sugar--New sap goods, II q
&c per Id. maple syrup, T5dS0c gal.
Lcmops-California. s3.50@45O per
box
Nut--Black walnuts. ~ 02c per 10;
butternuts, az d4c per 10. new she'll
kafls- dnth per ID
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

VIENNA---Gustaz Mailer, OF New
York, director if the Philharmonic,
who died here, Thursday. left instruc-
lions for a needle to be run through
his heart before his burial.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
N CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 19.-Butter: Extras.
21c: nrsts. 1sc; dairy extras, 1sc; firsts,
15c Eggs: Prime firsts, 15c. hrsts.
14hc. Cheese: Skins, 1lM911Ac
young Americas, 12@12kc. Live poul-
try: Fowls, 13413hc; ducks. 12Q12kc;
geese 7msc
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

NEW =Y0RK-Andrew Carnegie led
chorus OF 5000 girls In the fete OF
the Girls branch of the public schools
athletic league in Central park and
danced with the girls.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

NEW YORK-The class OF '43, of
New York university. held its sixty
ninth reunion last night two of the
original thirty-two members being
present.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
NEW YORK COTTON.
u. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW york MONEY

NEW YORK. May ls.-Money on CALL
2k; time money. 3G3k per cent for
SIX m0ntns' par siver-London, 80
sterling. S4.Ss.3S.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. zlc; nrsts. 1eo ID;
dairy, l6c; packing stock. l3c h.
Eggs - Current receipts. cases In
cluded. 15hc per doz. Receipts FRI
day, l,4s2 eases. Market steady.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
IilInola After Bed Meat.

CHAMPAIGN. Ills, May 19.-Uni-
yeEsity Of Illinois ball fans. are to-
day predicting third victory from
the University OF Chicago, at the
game here today. The Maroons have
fallen before the Illini In two pre-
vious contests.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
Ffne hall Tossers.

NEW YORK. May Is.-Fines OF s25
>1ch were assessed against outfielder
[c0e<. Shortstop Doolin. and Second
Lynch. OF the National League. for
their conduct toward Umpire Doyle. In
IhiIadelphia, yesterday. Their expul-
1Ion from the game 30 aroused the
crowd that policemen had TO escort
Doyle from the grounds. at the close
u the game, 20 prevent an attack upon
him By 1000 Infatuated Fans.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
PRODUCE.

The strawberry market was quoted
higher this morning: Receipts showed
a heavy falling on In quality. and the
quality of receipts was very poor. AS
for the rest. there Were no price
changes to speak of and conditions re-
main about as heretofore. No calves
are coming In at all this week. and un-
der present weather conditions dealers
are well pleased to have II 50. The
few crops OF poultry In were not all
cleaned up, Notwithstanding lower
prices. and the tone was easy. Egg
receipts continue heavy and that mar
ket also has a weak undertone.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
Mise Old OWL

They say that Jim Mcclure doesn't
know much baseball. He knew enough
to quit Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co., Is
John R-st Phi Main 1898 or City 1883.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
ysc~-Pr>rsaert elliot Dies.

FHILADELPHlA May ls.-Vice-
President Elliot Of the National team,
He'd today from an attack OF vertigo
during the excitement. attending We'd
ncaday's cincinah- Philadelphia game.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

c. Of c. Candidate Goes Wrong.
Hal Akin, 2:14 IA, is on the doubt.
full list
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
EAST BUFFALO.

EAST BUFFALO. NJ Y. May "a
Cattle: Receipts, 175- head: market. ac-
tive and Arm; prime steers. $500
$40; butcher grades, $396.25.- Calves:
Receipts. $3.50 head: market. active
and steady: Gull to choice, $5@I75.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 5000 head;
market, active and Csc higher; choice
lambs. $1Q7.10: Gull TO fair, $4.500
$50; yearlings, s5.25@5.75; sheep. $40
Sos. Hogs: Receipts. $3.50 head; mar
ket, fairly active, steady, shade lower;
Ss.45Qs.56: heavy. 1886 $40: roughs,
525m5 $40: stays S4256475
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
Ar MONTREAL.

First Race-4h furlongs: selling
Naughty Rose, sc; Mabel Virginia. 90
2litzsn; r., ios; Bait 49, hle; R sranoes
1s. ~ ~; Y iid' Lazy iO'
g S.cend Race--selling: AZ furlongs:
hnny Wise III; Susin, l6l; Laura n.
Dolly Buitman. lis: yerdoe, III:
Ming. l22: Caliptic. lis: Miss Bail
~; Glenn Beeehy. III; Con. carom'
n Race-Handicap; flriong5:
inc. tt4; Mss Felix. 100; Pollock,
3revite. los: Creston. 12e Won
Hurth race--lseiling. So furlongs:
><sc' 100: peep over. los: Rusti-
"a "A Too: The King, 100. 6randissimo,
-: Kee May, 100. Yankee Lady, 100;
ro1le. III: John Morris, l12i Huda's
later. 1o7: Dorothy Webb, liz.
fifth race-selling. ~ friongs:
Inrnsy 10; Injection; iog g,,s, Don
ia. May Bride. 1os; Allow Maise, III
1.omplete. 10.
- 1txt race-seiline, mile: Miss
Xixilant. 114; Frank Navin. 1oz; Little
AZ. he; Sam Bernard. li3: Warner
CrIeweli. lie: New Star. 1ol: Kauf-
<1.nn. los: Hickory Stick. 115; Semi
3na4er. no. Cheek. ia; Radiation,
seventh Race-5h furiongs: Sally
Miss Rex. Alarmed. i04: Emblem. ia
Eventide, 81; Phoronis. ios; Donaldo
Eight race--4h furIongs: DAME
O'0rady. liz. Lydia Lee. ITO; Praise
worthy no. Glitter Chatter. ITO; Ram
pant 10; Brentia D.. ITO; Tiny Tim
Weather fine: track fast
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
AT TORONTO.

First Race-s-year- and up; 9
forlonKs: Jim L.. 1O4; j. III. Houghton.
Az: Whist. ia. King James. ls4;
Ehannon. lz7; Fftzherbert. 134
second Race--Juyenile, z-year-oid;
AZ furlongs; chocorua. 113; SAT-. log;
Thirty Forty. lis: St Almore. lls;
Tactfcs. lis: Mad River. l13; ochre-
court. ia; Bill Lamb. 12si Pugkins,
AS: knights Diner, ia: Little Pal,
118 Bard Of Hope. lis.
Third Race--Minto stakes, selling, y
year-old and mp; mile and sixteenth;
Cherish. -: Herbert Turner. W; BUSY.
1of. q. NJ Miller, l0T: Chief Kee. III;
Hoyai Meteor. ss, Joe Madden, III
8econke, 81. vreeland. lo4i Sandrian.
1o6 Biackford. let: Aylmer. 1le;
Hampton Court. 11l
Fourth Race--Woodstock plate. b
vear-old; mile and an eighth: Lady
1>orne, 102: The Niger. az; Footprint.
11z: Ragod. io7; Zeus l27; Hauspen'
Firth Race-King's plate; 3-year-old
and IN: ~ miles: Miss Martimas. los;
I.exfslator. los; 81 Bass, los; Havrock.
1of. Placerland. los: Powderman. lob;
Wandering. los; Jane Shore, 1ls.
sixth Hace--Scarborough steeple-
chase: l-year-o1ds and up; about Two
niles: Apologize, 104: DIR. Koch. LAG
Merryman. 1b4: Dinna Ken, 1b1; BIZ OF
1<o: steve Lane. lac; Waterway, lbei
The Weikfn, $50.
seventh Race--Selling: 3-year-olds
ard nm. mile and sixteenth: Amaln
1k: Ny Gal, 100; Third Rail. 100; Wood
Ssn at al los a'AAA.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
TOOAY'S ENTRIES
AT LoUIsvILLE.

First Race-Selling: 6 furlougs:
Rompie. %. Academist. IS; Sylvestrls'
Jos: Night Mist. los; Amoret. 100; Muz-
eta w. los; Heine. l01; Covendion.
Io1. Merrick. 107; Elm Beau. lOs.
UcWell. Ito: Camel. ia
Second Race--Purse; maiden 2-year-
o1dB. AZ furlongs: Floral Day, lO1.
foretop, 107: Breuwell. Ito: Clyde T..
110: Robert. ITO; Sir Giles. ITO: Eagle
Ey& Ill; Filiibig. ITO; Wiley 10;
Nerode. III; Narh. lis; Light ON Lie.
4 Third Race Handicap: furlongs:
Hfar Organ. s5: Adams Express, 100;
Raleigh p. D.. los: Jack Parker. 10;
GAP Fisher. ils: Melisande. lis; Cha
Fourth Raee-The Clark handicap.
value S1.500; mile and sixteenth:
White Wool, 81: Tom Bigbee. 81; Star
Charter, los: Gov. Gray, LOT; Carlton
a.. los. Joe Morris. los; Mary Davis,
112. Fauntleroy. 40; Ocean Bound. IFS;
Bonnie Kelso. 100; Countless. 132.
Fifth Race-2-year-o 5h FUR
1onxs: Bardette, s5: Piping Rock ss;
TIxhffnx Hope IS; Curtain Call. 50;
TRINA. 100: Presumption. 100; Gold
Nine. 100: Rose OF Jeddah. 100: Lady
working Lad Zoe: Calisse. ils
sixth Race-Selling; mile and q
ouarter: Robert Bruce, IS; Scrimmage.
)7: Ed Morgan. loo; Short Order. 100;
Ada o. walker, Ias Lord Dixon. 100;
Xcthermost. los; Sir Catesby. 'es;
Question Mark. Ill; AGO. III.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
UNION STOCK YARDS.

May 2O.-Hogs: Receipts, 1900: mar
ket. steady TO shade lower: mixed and
butchers. s5.s0@s.lo; good heavy. SIS: IS
S5s0G6.I5; pigs. s5.65@s,l0. Cattle:
Receipts 200; market. steady; beeves,
$500 as; cows and heifers, 81 400
Texans. yl.sOQ5.60; calves. s587.25.
sheep: Receipts, $500: market, steady;
native. $32544s0; western, $500
ass; lambs. s455Q6.s0; western, 50. 70
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. May 1S.-Hogs; Re-
ceipts 1000; sc lower: heavies, S5.S5:
workers., mixed and lights. $40: pigs.
1875. Cattle: Receipts. 3 ears, steady;
Lambs: Receipts, IS cars: $6.s5 top.
Calves: Receipts, 400; ss.25 top.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

The Central High school alumni
VIII have its annual outing and field
day Saturday, June 10, at Sugar ISL
and. Two boats will be in commits
sion, leaving at . a. m. and 1880 D. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

DETROIT. May l9.--close; Fhe
wheat market ruled easy during the
early trading on Friday and Liverpool
had the same tone. All the Foreign
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE

total sales. 5I7.o0 shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

iag--For opcninE Agnes ave fr' m
Shipherd ave. To iiowen ave. wher"
not already opened.
Goo r. smith. .. Field. lot i3l Moses
W. Fields sub. OF that part OF T.
g. Is. lying bet Lafayette ~ and
Linden Park ave p ....,.,..... $3.50.
r. y. Seidier. .. Field. lot l3f. last
named sub. ,........r... ........,.
t,ctbrop Est Eo.. W. sheridan lot
1871 last named sub So. .-..... 80.
A. p. FERRY ". Shet idsn. lot 20. 'ast
named sub. t......... 49,. ......
= ". Morgan. .. sheridan. Let 81 lsst
named sub. ......- 49,. -..... -.
\. Pstsett .. Townsend. let ~
last named sub. .... .s............. T.
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ALLEY AND STREET OPENINGS.

Roli--To whom Neutrality-suspicious.
~ Property.
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Mn. E Purrecker, lot 8. Waiker's
eub. ~ the e 1885 a. Of W. s5s.fs
9 H.. = - 80, - ~. sab :. q t ;,
<f the " s71.fs n. OF lots . and
4 "A. ~ uhippin's sub OF lets % and
4 isss' z y 4, 81 :. ss,ss Z, ~
@z<1a q, % s,l mat Rsxt AZ @.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

W lO47 a. lot IS. woodward ave.
terrace. sub. Of part OF Park lot
20 ..........P Part ?
ssS--For Grading and Paving alley in
block bounded by woodward ave .
Rowena. John X. and Brady SIS.
J G.. Wood. lot sc, Leland q Mandle-
bsum's sub. OF Park lot % and
J. G. Wood. lot 5S. last named sub
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rs OF ? 80 21 4oe 70 So 81
40 10 50 2 IS 20 So o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

ST from the cast line OF Chene -.
TO the west curb line OF Moran ~.
T.. d. whitcomb lot II anil W. q
lot IS. plat OF p. Chene.s SUD of
n. Kiefey. W. : x. lot 81. waltz
Meier & Stickels cub. OF part Of
q. L. l. and lots /, ., ., Z, .. =. =
S. o. 10 and ~. OF the sub, % q
7. 4. Collins farm, y. g. II and
cust' Disben. lot 90. hopkins &
Cowles sub. Of lot = CheEe farm.
iO3s--For Grading and Paving Ruttor.
uut Vt. from the west curb line of
Trumbull ave 90 the east curt hHe
Of Harrison ave
Maria Skar"cn. lot l03 Nc ke WI :
SIb. OF the \. part or o. IL 30,
WOODBRIDGE farm ...E...... Part {
Elk. Schntck, W. 20 ~. lot 30. lat
named gub. ...........s. ........ lart 7
163I--For Grading and PAVING 81 Paal
ave. from tue e1st curt lin" ~
Parker ave 10 the ives; curb iine
ot Burns ave.
clara Grassland. > 7.io n lot 80.
Toe. Deunam A. Shepher ~ sub
~ lots 10, 13 and. -. OF the Van
Dyke farm. u. g. b.S...... Par, !
Edith Barbour lot = q ad9ltiOn -
I'ark sub. bsing block Z and e. ~
10 block ?. or sub - Cook fam.
let II. raul and Mack AYES Tart :
1oSS For Grading ami IA ing Hat
ENc. from toe south curb line or
Waterloo st 10 M nortneriy Ntv
limits
oil sss and $50 villas OF Fsir-
View and Township of Crosse
III lReirl- 80. lot f5s. bTeSE =.
( last named sub. Part
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ron GRADING Ann PAVING ,LLErs-,co.un..a.J

Roli--To Whom sed--Description
OF Property
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The Washington herald., 1911-12-17
Woman AyiatOrs.

While there are nineteen lady avocats
known as "avocates"-at the Paris bar,
there are only a dozen aviatrices, or in
plain English lady aviators. Formerly
there were thirteen, a Paris contemporary
inform US, but they were reduced TO a
dozen by the death of Nine. Denise
Moore. The present "damesoiselles'' are
Nine. de LarOche, who was the first
to attempt to fly; Mile. Helene Dutrieu,
Mile. Jane Herveux, holder of the Femina
Cup; Mile. Marvinght Neil, Mile. Marths
Mel. Nine. Moisant, Mime. Draincourt
Nine. Franck, Mime. Hervartson. Miss
Maurice Harritte Ouimby, Miss Blanche
Stuart Scott, and Mile. Besse.
The foremost gives us six French
women, four English, one American, and
one German. Nine. de Laroche and Mime.
Franck have met with serious accidents.
The others have been more successful
Nine. Draincourt is said to be the intrepid
of this famous band. She is the mother
of three children, ard while her exploits
are credited with terrifying her husband
they are the wonder and admiration Of
aviators, We may add that our contempo-
rary ignors Mrs. Maurice Hewlett who
is not only an accomplished 1ier but also
has a practical knowledge of aeroplanes
such as not all ayiators possess.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17

urer; Mrs. Edith Dinwiddie, grand chap
lain; Mr.. c. ]. Parsley. grand marshal;
Miss Ellen c. Church, assistant grand
secretary; Miss G. NARROW, grand deputy
marshal; Miss N. Dee. grand guard; Ell
mer V. Carr, grand sentinel, and Louis
7. Graves, grand messenger.
The Grand Lodge. International Order
of Good Templars. held the first meeting
of its forty-sixth annual session recently
in the assembly hall of the W. c. T. T.,
in Sixth street. Rev. E. c. Dlnwiddie
grand chief, presided. The committee on
credentials, Miss Laura r. Church, grand
secretary, chairman, reported delegates
present from Minnehaha Lodge. No l.;
Perseverance Lodge, No. .; Loyal Lodge,
No. 3; Silver Star Lodge, No. 20, and
Excelsior Lodge, No q, and they were
seated. Five applicants for District and
Grand Lodge degrees were reported and
the degrees conferred. Reports of off,
GERS and standing committees were read,
considered, and adopted.
The report of Grand Templar Dinwid-
die reviewed the general activities of the
organization during the year and pre-
sented an encouraging outlook for the
order. The report of the grand secretary
exhibited in detail the financial transac-
tons and showed the numerical strength
of the organization.
Perseverance Lodge meeting in old Ma
sonic Temple, F street. was largely attend
ed by members, with visitors from Mime
haha Lodge. William T. Hammer, chief
templar. directed the proceedings, and
Miss Gladys Wilkinson presided at the
piano. Routine business was transacted
and the degree conferred on three candi-
dates. Company B." for men only
Louis G. Graves, captain, arranged and
conducted the programme, which, with
its varied instrumental and vocal recit-
ais, its readings and recitations, proved
highly entertaining.
Minnehaha Lodge had a good attend
ance at its meeting in Pythian Temple
Tuesday evening. Among the visitors
was Mr.. Gerald Pugh, of Cosmopolitan
Lodge. of New York City. Miss Laura
Church, chief templar, presided, and Mrs
Carrie Smith. pianist, led in the song
service. Pending business was disposed
of, a vocal solo was rendered by Mrs.
Smith. to her own accompaniment; sew
eraI addresses were given, an instructive
temperance lecture was presented by
Mrs. Olive Dinwiddie, and a select read
ing by Mr.. H. Holton. Officers-elect
were installed. Miss Church. deputy ma
tional chief, officiating, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. l. L. Corby
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17
The Worlds Largest Docks.

Panama is to have the largest and best
equipped docks in the world. A strip OF
land two miles in length has been set
aside for the purpose. There will be
a turning basin 271 acres in extent, with
1,O0O-foot piers, and the width between
pier ends OF 1900 feet. Only steel and
concrete will be used in construction, and
the most approved appliances fOr load
ing and unloading freight will be sup
piled. Here all the work will be done
electrically. Escalators, automatic mo-
tors, and endless conveyances Of the
Hamburg type will be installed 1t will
be possible TO send freight from New
York to San Francisco in fourteen days,
with the use Of this machinery in con-
nection with the Canal The saving in
time between North and South American
cities will be considerable.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-17
GOOD TENIPLARS.

Perseverance Lodge, No. . met in Ma
sonic Temple, F street, a large number
being present including visitors from
Minnehaha Lodge, No. l, and Cosmopoli-
tan Lodge, New York City. Mrs. Grace
Wilkinson, captain of Company A, all
women, conducted the programme A
duet was sung by Miss Gladys Wilkinson
and Miss Helen Schlosser; a quartet by
the Misses Grace Huff, Nellie Dee, Irene
Boss, and Helen Schlosser, recitations
were given by Miss Harriet Long, Miss
Wilkinson, Miss Belle Garyey, and Miss
Boss: a duet was sung by the Misses
Schlosser and Hun; a quartet by the
Misses Florence Graves. Belle Garvey,
Ruth Boss, and Schlosser, an original pa
per was read by Mrs. Ruth Boss; quar-
tet was given by Miss Gertrude NARROW.
MISS Pearl Sawyer, and Misses Long and
Hum; original papers were read by Mrs.
!. L. Corby and Miss NARROW, and a
Quartet rendered by the Misses wiIlxin-
son. Boss, Dee, and Sawyer.
The Grand Lodge, International Order
OF Good Templars, in session recently at
the home of Mrs. v. r. Freeman. grand
treasurer, elected officers as follows: Rev.
=. z. Dinwiddie, grand templar: Mrs r.
" lawson, grand vice templar: william,
i. Hammer, grand counselor; s. w Rms
SELL, grand superintendent of tuvenIle
WORK; Miss Laura R. Church, grand Sec
rAtary; Mrs. v. R Freeman, grand treas.