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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
.ATL|N PROSPEROUS
 SAYS M 'CLOSKEY
Buys Out His Partners and Will Mine Spruce Creek as Sole
 Owner

B. In@inE reports that the ca sons cleanup on his valuable placer property al Spruce creek. Atlin district. would aHgrrgatr ISG5. .O0O before the >umnlrr Was over. and the news. that he had purchased for S23 3.OuO ihr inter est nf four nf his partners in iIi,: claims.
 The partners whose interest in tn" spruce crock claims has br"n bought by Mr. MrCluSkry are Pat Foley. Martin Cnnway. A. Blun- d"au and John II. CrumIark Mr. MrclnSk"y and his brother Jack. J. M. Decker and Mr>. Black. arc now tn" sole owners nf ihr little Miha> claims. Jack Mri:In-kry remained al the min" with crew 'of men and will remain Ihrr" uu- iii the last cleanup. which will br made about two months from now.
 Mr. McClnSkry brought his us
 ial Sackful of 'p"taInrs" a. he
 all~ them. And such pniainr$! On" of ilIr finest collrrliunS of ru"r"I> vol seen here k on dis | lay in the tirrnIania saloon win COW. and these are the "p"iaimr~"
 |" which Jim laughingly refers as
 lIr product nf his liIllr "@ar,Irn"
 ID "n Sprur" rrcrl
 ''E\"' "pcrainr ''' Mi" iS dj-
 nH well this SIiInim ". l i,H>r done exceedingly well. and Inc show iIg mad" by our property has ~ur- paS~"d all my cXpccialin Of cnlIrS" som" of the operators have had low water tu distress them. but in the main every one of them Ia been regularly taking out much gold. There i> plenty nf water on Pine creek. Ruby crock. where Dalton operates. has shown up well considering ihr shorta@" of water. and on MrGrr crock the sanc shortage of water rxiSi-.' says Mir. McCloskcy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
A LONE BANDIT
 HOLDS UP TRAIN
When About to Leave tho Enqi- neer FeIIs Him With an
 Iron Bar

Micheaud, l.a., Sept. GA lone bandit crept into the caboose Of an engine on the Louisville an; Nashville railroad and forced the pngineer and fireman to pull his train ahead, and then began loot ing the train. When he was about to leave the engineer felled him with an iron bar. There was but one revolver nn the train and that |vnuhn'i work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
NEW ROAD
 ID BE BUILT
Government Road to Sheep Greek Will be Completed This
 Season

Jack Hayes, the man behind the road work gun in Southeastern Alaska. announces that Major w. P. Richardson. president of the Alaska road cOni;nisSinn. has structi"n work on the government highway to Sheep creek, and Mr. Hayes is now carrying out the or der and looking in the next ad- vices. which will probably hr or drrS to start work.
 The city's share of the Sheep creek road is about done. From the Sawmill lo the Indian village on the beach south of town the trcsllc work iS in place and the road is plankcd iO nearly ils dis lance. From the Indian village to Sheep creek the government will superintend operations.
 The government could get in three months work on the road before winter sets in, and if it should happen that another win ter like last year should favor this section, the road could be built before the dawn of spring.
 This road, when completed, will prove of incalculable benefit to this growing section. The great mineral belt lying back of Gasti- neau channel is continuous from Gold creek to Sheep creek. With the excellent transportation fa- eilities that the completion of the road will create, development of Inc orc zone Is expected to ad- vance by herculean strides.-Ju- ncau Dispatch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
GALLANT SOLDIER
 ANSWERS CALL
Lieut.. Gen. McArthur Suddenly Stricken by ApopIexy While
 with Comrades

Milwaukee, Sept. 6.-Lieut. Gen eral McArthur, retired, a hero of the rebellion and the Spanish American war, who resided in this city since his retirement, dropped dead here of apopleXy while at tending a reunion of old sol dierS. Upon ascertaining the death of the old soldier his com fades knclt and offered a prayer for their former leader.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
MOOSE MEETING
 HAS A PANIC

Sl. Paul. Srpl. 6.-W'hiIr Col. Roosevelt was addressing hr .PrOgre siveS at the state fair grounds, runaway team caused panic, in which many were in- JuredJ Roosevelt remained on Inc plafOrm unmoved.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
ALAMEDA ARRIVES
 IN SEATTLE

seattle, Sept. 6.-Thc steamer Alameda arrived in port at two o'clock this afternoon with flags flying at half mast in respect tU the body of Mrs. lIaZclrt. which was on board on it's way to it.! final rcSling lAacc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
WATERS STRIKE
 HIGHER WAGES

Boston, Sept. 6.-Wailers in the city have struck for an increase of five dollars monthly in their wages and shorter hours of work. Most of the restaurants are run ming short-handed, employing girls wherever they can be had.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Sidney Drake will leave on the next Sampson with supplies and lumber with which io build the Cameron Johnson company's winter quarters. The Latouche brought up half a lon of powder for thc company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
HATE ID HEAR
 TALES OF CRIME

Slinkanr. Srpi. 6.-Eigllrrn wu- men who wrr" drawn on the reg ular jury panel refused tu serve. taking advantage of the statute l.avinG jury service optional wit h women. alleging that they dis
 liked in listen in tales of crime.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
WOMAN ARRESTED
 AS ACCESSORY

Chicago, Sept. 6.-F'ranccs Ford, a prostitute, has been arrested as an accessory in the murder of Messmaker, who was killed for his money in a dive at West Ham, mond, Indiana.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
CONV|CTSFLOCCED
 FOR R|OT|NG

Jackson, Mich. Sept. G.-Ninc ringlcadcrs of the prisoners who engaged in rioting and attempt = ing to burn tho prison buildings werc nogged and returned lo dark cells.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
WANT ID VOTE
 AT THE ELECTION

'alIl". Sept. G.-tn unprrrr- drrI"d rush iS being made in the ,r'"IL> for naturalization papers. on account of tn" coming rlrc- ti"n. Naturalization officers are kept busy looking up the histories Inf those seeking citizenship pa prrs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
CONTRACTORS
 INDICTED GRAFT

Clinton. Ia.. Sept. 6.---Eiehl of ficialS and contractors have been arrested for eraftinG in cunnec- tlon with the building of county bridges. All the parties are prom inrnt people in the community.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Thirty-nvc tons of ore from he Alice properties on Shoup bay
 as brought up to tho stamp mill n a harge, for treatment. The 'rc will he run through at once to lost The values of ihp mine run.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
A LONG TRIP
 IN TRAIL CRAFT aBrrow in Seven Ton Scow
 in Three Months

San Francisco, Sept. G.-lt was learned here from returning vessel that H. Slate and his part ner in the trading business had reached Point Barrow on August 18th on board an old scow of sev- en tons register after three months trip from the Golden Gate.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

The Fire Department will pc tition the city council for five hundred more feet of new hose at their next meeting. It is DOW three years since hose has been pur- chased for inc usc of ihc depart ment.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
BUMPER CROP
 0F WHEAT

Chicago, Sept. 6.-The estimat- ed increase of the wheat crop this year over that of last year is estimated st seventeen million bushels. Wheat is now quoted at Of cents a bushel.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Emery Valentine has announced his intention to run for the tar ritnrial legislature as one of the tw" aSscmhIymrn from the First division.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06
THE FOOD PRICES
 ARE SLUMP|NG

Olympia, Sept. 6.-Thr labor commissioner, in a special report. announces that the price of foods is decreasing in the state of Washington, owing to the big CT pS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

The Maripso was due in Cor dova at o'clock this afternoon, and should reach Valdez some :ime tomorrow forenoon. ,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Closing out suits. coats and ev- ening gowns at half price at Har- ncy's Togsery.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Bring your Iob work to the frosncrior office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-06

Tho Valdez Cafe is one good place fn cat. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
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J. B. Speers was visitor Ill the capital city yesterday '
 Dr. w. E. Brunson, of Swan Lake, was a recent visitor in the city.
 J. k. Hartsell, of Draughon, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Miss Gussie Jones has returned from a visit with friends az England.
 Mrs. A. M. HokeT, of English, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Brunson recently.
 Mrs. B. R. Williams of Madding, Is the guest of the Misses Walker Ill this city.
 Mill Dye, prominent planter of Sarasa, was a rece.,. business %;- itor in the city.
 T. Pearce has gone to points in Texas where he will transact busl- res. for several days.
 Mrs. A. Retan has returned home after visit with her daughter, Mrs Tracy Mills, in this city.
 A. Brewster, the local capitalist went to Russellville yesterday to in- spect his holdings there.
 J. R. Case, of the Arkansas Lime Company, of Rodell, Ark, was bu l. ness visitor in the city yesterday. Mrs. E. B. Houston left yesterday rorning for New Orleans where she will visit friends for some time. T. E. Buck, returned ye-terd3y af ternoon from a business trip to points south on the Iron Mountain. Charles B. Estes went to Little Rcck yesterday afternoon on busi- ness. He will return this afternoon J. E. Boyce and R. M. Galbraith left yesterday for Kansas City where they will transact business for several days.
 County Examiner A w. Lowe re- turned yesterday from a visit tc .elatives at Monticello.
 Mrs. H. c. Bluthenthal left yester- day afternoon for Cincinnati, where she will visit friends for several weeks.
 Mrs. P. D. Atwood and daughter Miss Bessie, have returned from points in Florida and Cuba and ars the guests of MT. and Mrs. Atwood
 H. G. Martin and wife, of Warren, nave returned home after a visit here with relatives MT. Martin at tended the recent bankers meeting in this city,
 Mrs BeaEdslee and little daughter Lena May, and Miss Louise Warren of England, who have been visiting Mss Emma Ivy, No. 1916 West Sixtl avenue, fer the past several days re- turned to her home yesterday
 Mrs Carl VOSS has gone to HCt Springs to join her sister, Mrs. Er nest Lash of Montreal, Canada, who Yilt return with Mrs. Voss. after they have visited in Hot Springs. Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
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 < TRANSFERS l + Reported Daily By l 5. N. T. ROBERTS ABSTRACT co, l j. K. M. Simpson, Treas. < 213 West Barraque Street i < Guaranteed Abstracts < E + t. + t. ]. !. # l. !. f + i. !. + ]. 1
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Frank Jackson, ct al to L. Y: Jack son. pt. SEE 1-4, SEE IA, sec. IS, 6, g. etl al, $100. G. w. Matthews, to Carrie Schlenwe lots and 4, block 3, Cockrill's sub- division, $1,S75.00. D. D. & G. A. Ieavey to Rena Pet tigrew, lot +, block 8, Wabbaseka, $1.00
 Citizens Land Co.,, to H. c. Carlow, lot 1, block 99, Austin & Taylor's ad- dition, $200.00.
 Fred and Cora Hamilton to Mrs. Rosa M. Taylor. lots IS and 19, block Lercy's addition, $100.
 Florence ". Roberts to Virginia A. Weedon, Lot it, block 1, Roberts to Wabba seka, s100.00. lUIT CLAIM DEEDS
 Mercantile Trust Co. to Sawyer & Austin Lbs Go. sec 15-5-11 ct al ands, s50.00.
 J w. Monk to Will and Dora Good, lots 1 and 2, clock 4, Monk western addition No. 2, s6d %.
 W. C. Hudson to Willie Mae Twine, N 1-2, lot 13, Austin Halls add, $1O0 etl al.
 Creed Caldwell to Willie Mae Irvine, $. pt. lot 1, NV IA, sec. 15, ), g. $600.00.
 F. E. Elastic to P w, Pratt, s1OO ct al.
 Gould Galbraith s. Co.,, to Dave Well, lot 6, sub-div. N 1-2, lot 13, AL is addition, $150.0o.
 J. w. Monk to L. c. Culliyer, lots
 and ), block IS, Monks western addition, $170.0c
 Chas. Veil to c. T. Billingsley, pt. NV IA, lot 6, Gabe Meyers add, S100.00.
 c. T. kingsley 60 xnas Well, Pt. wv 1-4 lot 6, Gabe Meyers Add, due March 18th, 1913, SS15.0O
 w. Y. McBurnetlt to Peoples Say ings Bank and Trust Co.,, NE 1-2 SW IA Sec. 9-4-10, due Nov, 15tl, 1912, $150.00.
 N"-tie L. Fergue, st al to Peoples Saving Bank and Trust Co.,, pt NE, If Sec. 27-5-9 due Mar. 16, 1913, $500.0o
 Rober. Martin to J. H. Henderson E 1-2 NV 1-4 sec 1-7-1o, ct al lands, due Nov, 1s't, 1912, s4422o.
 R. s. Thompson to Milburn Wagon Co.,, pt. lot 3, blk. s2 Old Town, due various dated. $4900.0O
 John w. White to Mary J. Lewis, p. NE 1-4 SE 1-A sec. 24-6-10, due March 18th, 1913, $30O00
 Mrs. May Etta W. Smith to L. l.. Cheatham, pt. lot 4, block 16, Doris east.
 P,rchback Taylor to w. w. Hankins let 1, block 13. Lyncl's addition.
 Mary F. Montague to C. T. Billings 'ey, pt. NV IA, let 6, Gabe Meyers addition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
NEW RAILROAD
 GRANTED CHARTER

Little Rock, March 19.-The State Board of Railway Incorporators has granted charter to the Crossett, Monticello & Northern Railroad for the purpose of constructing a line frsm Cremer Junction, five miles South of Crossett, to Fountain Hill thence to Crcssett a total distance oi AS miles in the counties of Ashley and Drew. The capital stock l: s3oo,O0O, and $2,00O per mile has been subscribed. The directors are c. W Gates of Pasadena, Cal, F. c. Cros- sett, of Davenport, Iowa, and E. w. Gates, A. Trieschman, ard w. A. Me Kinney of Grossett.
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NCman'S Missionary Society

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church me-. in :, h0 chapel Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock After shor session oi miscellaneous business the Children's Missionary Hour" program was ren dered as follows:
 Song.
 fcripture reading, Mesident.
 The Lords Prayer ill concert by thc ch ldren
 Talk on Christian Stewardship, Pr sident.
 ''Scriptural Alphabet on G wing"
 The World as the Bible sees it, Pesr rl Rurks and Dena Moore Fis- ackerley.
 "Missionary Arithmetic Lesson Addition.' Lucille Simmons.
 Subtraction. Amanda Brannon.
 Nul,iplcatic'a, Margaret Barrfah.
 9ivision. Josephine Davidson. The chidrsn's program committed were Mrs. J. G. Fisackerely and Mrs Calvin Burks.
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games delicious refreshments were served.
 The first prize, pair of silk hose, was won Dy Miss Lutie Alexander. The honoree was also presented with a pair of silk hose.
 Those present were: Mesdames D. w. Dean, Veo B. AleXandeS Gil- lam Lawton. B. D. Luck, Kemp Toney, Victor Harrison, A. w. Scruggs, o. w. Clark; M sses Lutie Alexander, Kate Johnson, Helen Hearne, Eunice Sullivan, Margie Att kinson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
Special Attention Ladies!

Mrs. Emma Johnson, Masseur, of Memphis, Tenn, will give FREE dem-- onstrat.cns of the FAMOUS VET = YETINA TOILET line, at Our store Saturday afternoon, March 16th. Would appreciate you calling on Mrs, Johnson while she is with us.
 SEAWELL'S PHARMACY
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Ciaig.Barrett.

Rush Barrett, son of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Barrett, of SherriN, and Miss Ma'tie Craig, a popular school teach CT of tha. place, but who makes her home ine this city with her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. II. Robin son, are to be married at the brides home here on March 31. The con- trscting parties are we'll and favor ab'v known in this ely and have many friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

We have secured the services oi Mrs. Emma Johnson, Masseur, oi Memphis, Tenn, who will call on the ladies of cur city and make special home demonstrations of the FAMOUS VELVETINA TOILET line. Any fav- ors shown Mrs. Johnson will be greatly appreciated.
 SEAWELL'S PHARMACY. 3 16 If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

The "Child's Welfare'' movement has challenged the attention of 'houghful people everywhere. Mo- thers are natural supporters, and will find in Foley's Honey and Tar Con- pound most valuable aid. Coughs and colds that unchecked lead to croup, bronchitis and pneumonia yield quickly to the healing and soothing qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. w. l.. Dewoody & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

Guest which was much enjoyed. This was the Syrian's explanation of the Shepherd Psalm
 Misses Inez Shannon and Maxine Matthews sang a duet, Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us.'' Delightful refreshments were se1v.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
D. \. k.

Pine Bluff Chapter, D. A. R. met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. May Tomlinson. No progham had been arranged and 1nly bus int ss was transacted. The chapter discussed the matter of purchasing q regulation flag which will be pre- sented to the battleship Arkansas. A 7cHmittee was appointed to arrange for tea which will be given the flrtt Tuesday after Easter at the home of Mrs. J. w. Wit'hers, on West Sixth avenue. On the flag will be embroidered the words, Pine Bluff. Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
Mnchinists Auxiliary.

The Ladies AuXiI ary of sethe Ma chinis'ts Union held meeting last nigh. A large number were pres ent and the meeting was 1zery in teresting. Several matters of bus mess were disposed of. The presi- dent Mrs. J. A. Gloggner, presided over the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
Mrs. Dean HOnOree

Mrs. Dean H0nOree
 Mrs. D. w. Dean. of Shaw, Miss, the guest of Mrs. Veo B. Alexander was the honoree at bridge parry given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. B. D. Luck ia her home on West Fifth avenue. Mrs. Luck delightfully."- en- ter aimed five tables of visitors. The home was decorated ta jonquils.
 Mrs Hunter Kdox captured the visitors prize, Sand-painted plate. Mrs. Deans award from the hostess was likewise a hand-painted plate. Refreshments were served af.er the games -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20
TI-inity Woman's Auxiliary

' ne Womah's Auxiliary of the Trinity Parish will hold it's regular mtnthly meeting at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon a. the Rectory. All mem- bes are urged to come and bring a frcnd
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A. w. l..
 The insurance committee and a number of ,.he members of the Amer ican Womens League Art yesterday afternoon at the home of MT. T. D. Gillespie to meet MU MAniels, repre- sentative of the International Life h. surance Company, fer the purpose of placing the local agency in the hands of the League. Mir. Daniels thor oughly explained the proposition to the ladies and beginning at once ,hey will be the aget1ts of this city company in Pine Bluff. A certain amount of bus ness is required but the ladies are confident they can accompl sh this. A certa.Sn per sent of the premiums will go ,he local chapter. Mesdames H. H. Warneh, H. G. Higinbotham and T. ID. Gillies- pie are the members of the insur- ance committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-20

U. D. c.
 The David O. Dodd Chapter U. D c. was entertained yesterday after noon by Mrs. John F. Sennett at hel home on West Second avenue. Int house was Dre'5tily decorated 1T spring flowers, violets, jonquils an( ferns.
 The meeting was opened by prayer in unison, led by Mrs. M. L. Jones The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. H. B. Strange the secrdtary. After short bus. mess session the following 'progran was rendered.
 Instrumental solo, "La Tour Telle' Miss Beulah Walker.
 Paper, Origin of Confederate Flag, Mrs. R. B. Malone
 Paper, "Reminiscences as Told by General Shaver Mrs. M. L. Bell.
 Paper, General Albert Sidney Johnston" Mrs. Junius Jordan.
 Vocal solo, "The Harbor of Love, , Miss Jessie Banks.
 Paper, "Personal Experience and "Reminiscences of Soldier in Win ter Quarters" Mrs. H. A. Mccoy.
 Discussion, "The Confederate Gun boat" led by Mrs. c. H. Bohlinger.
 Plano and mandolin duet, "The Angels Serenade," Misses B9ulah and Cornelia Walker.
 Instrumental solo, little Miss Mil dred Saunders.
 Piano solo, Dixie" Mrs. R. G. Atkinson.
 Every number on the program was very much enjoyed. The papers all showed thorough study by the authors and were very interesting as we'll as instructive to the chapter members. Mrs. Sennek. was assist- cd in entertaining by her daughters, Misses Eulie, Beulah and Virginia Walker and Mrs. B. H. Williams, O Madding. The chapter will meet aga.n oA the third Tuesday ill April April 16-w th Mrs. billiard Saun- derG
 The following were present: Mes danes R. M. Galbaith, John L.. Mills, B. F. Benton. c. R. Fitzburg. Julia Noel, J. w. Wfhers. John Hoh- man. c. H. Bolinger, H. A. Mccoy. R. B. Malone, A. M. Barrow, H. P. Bradford D. H. Saunders, Leu Reed CT, R. G. Atkinson, Junius Jordan, B. R. Done lson, H. R. Strange, M. l. Bell, NJ. l.. Jones, E. D. King. Mollie Van Vaulkenburg, P. M. Bridges May Tomlinson and Misses Mary Lindsay and Louise Bridges.
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For Mrs. Dean

Fer Mrs. Dean
 Mrs. O.. w. Clark entertained q for friends at bridge Monday after noon complimentary to Mrs. D.AW Dean, of Shaw, Mss. The entertain moat was very informal. After thc
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Ladies Auxiliary.

Ehe Ladies Auxiliary of the Mach irists delightfully."- surprised Mrs. George Candy, at her home No. 1214 East Sixth avenue, yesterday after noon. The time was pleasantly spent i'll conversation and games. A de- lightful three-course luncheon Was served. Those present were Mes danes o. Underwood, Will Malley VIII Hliner. Rcy Hammond. Joe Goggner, George Candy, Floyd Cow an, Harry Counts, John Brenke, John Hemmert, Ed Hemmert Anna Parr, Miss Elya Karter, Little Rosalie Rue, and Baby Maxine Counts.
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Art Club.

Art Club.
 The Wednesday Art Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. R. l.. Ruth edford Corot and Millet will be the artists studied. 44
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Charity Circle.

Miss Chloe Brodie will entertain the Charity Circle of the First Pres byterian church this afternoon.
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Musical Nterie.


 The regular monthly coacert given by the Musical Coterie will take place this morning at 10 o'clock at the Temple. Misses Ethea Clement and Ethel Schloss will be chsirmen. ~ The following program will be rendered;
 Vocal solo, Less Than the Duet (Edmunds), Miss Inez Shannon.
 Piano solo, Selec ions from Mad amo Butterfly, Mss Fannie Hardin. Vocal sclo. "Japanese Love Song, Mrs. Harry Hanf.
 Double quartette; Mesdames Fergu- son, Foster, Adams, Johnson, Mont gomery, Lifts, Nsl:on, Dancy, Misses Broadstreet and Shannon. Miss Clege accompanist
 Pisno solo, selected MT. Herman HoSfinagle.
 Talk, Modern Opera" Dr. J. I. Norris.
 Vocal sole, 70 Mic Fernando (Donnizette), Mss Ethel Schloss.
 Piano solo, Hungarian Dance,' (Brahm:), Miss Ruth Cutter.
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Lsdia Bible Club.

LSdia Bible Club.
 The Lydia Bible Club met with Mrs. Tom J. Eels, at the home of her mother, Mrs Martin, on West Fifth avenue Monday afternoon.
 After the business session the pro gram was commenced with solo, "Csme Onto Me" by Miss lnez Shan nen. Mrs. J. A. Mcleod very ably led the questions for the aftern n which were on the third year of Gnrist's ministry, or the year of op- position. Mrs. w, c. Hudson gave a Sketch of "The Song of Our Syrian