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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
DEFINES WATER SHIPMENTS
Interstate Commission Decides When
THEW Are Coastwise Business.

Washington, April s.-The Interstate
con,r,erce Commission laid down to-day
these important principles which are to gov
srn under the existing interstate commerce
o1,. THAT a shipment by water from one
-, 90 another in the territory Of the
I,nitsA states is coastwise business; that
shi,n,erts nv water from a port OF the
I,nt,ed states to a port Of any foreign
conntrv even though adjacent is export
business Court held to-day that
In ne class rates which the Interstate Com
merce 0rd nnt into toe eject 'H S
W H,, Me and that the commissions order
sbo1,ld he enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10

were 1115.s75 pockets. against lole'ooo
year ago
sUGAR-Rehned steady; business moderate s :;
prices unchanged; fine graduated stooo a.
500 a . soc net, less per cent cash: the inside
price by the Federal Raw was I-dSS '0% S1d
on sales OF about $4,000 bags prompt ah a
April shipment. al csc. basis 30 test ,S COS.
and freight. equal to 424c duty pald. th ss
quoted at the close, with rnuscovaoo' %
test 3. 7lc. and molasses sugar. 80 test S4sS
In London beet sugar was quiet and 4a rover
for April at lis 1Ad and unchanged oIh1r-
wise May, las 3D. August las &d. IN CUBA
III centrals are grinding. against l!Z iast
week and 141 last year Receipts at the SIX
ports for the week were $4,000 tons. against
$4,000 last week end $4,000 last year. Re-
oeipts for the entire island were $4,000 tons
compared with $4,000 and $1,000 Exports,
six ports. for the week. 10000, against $1,000
the previous week and $4,000 last year.
Stock, 2s3. ono. against 242 00C and 32i, 900.
HlDES-Weli Sustained market for common
dry; other kinds Arm and full prices quoted
LEATHER II kinds In good demand, and
with rather light stocks prices were main
tanned at the top. with here and there some
inclination 10 raise values.
DRUGS-Good demand at steady prices.
essential oils quiet and unchanged full
basis; roots selling In liberal way at prices
favorable 10 sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. April 0 - CATTLE - Receipts.
5000 margei seq at f.x y:''s stsey. eS
SEE. ~; 500 Sc g: cows ana heifers 50 s5
a$6 50; calves. s5gss p. HoGS-Rese4siipstsss;
s73S; mixed $S55@sIes; heavy sIsSS
ro9ga S@S:$IssS2 gHiss:E 3 2sSSs. ~.
6g 63S 81 sales ss > s,p9ns closed Weak nstivs
s. 4g960G So 20: western, 81 5oas7iS: yeaElings,
s6Ss73 Is, lambs, native s5s5Ss7sS' ws't-
eFi Ka rs as Gu 81 april s-cATTLE-Hecsip..s
100 including 10 southerns; opened weak.
closed s9ag dr's:'a beef "a snS ssPGSo s west
si' sSes7 50; southern cove stssss
62SSa oS SSv Ice owsr bulk OF sales: 81 %
S 80 sSSi5 s 2S PaPttSSSs; . 'Hs
S Sfse Tssssss So saEEp-Rsceipts scco;
strong s.si larabs. So s5gss 20; yss!i!ngss ssg
s. IS gs .S f..s ;3s'sSs6 s'' i0'
,s ei' Saiss .t: APE s. s0Ss 80; hs!tsT:
81 Ono Eocs4 qSs up 1857. s;sady 9
hieher; packers, .ss9s IS 20; eor:g1on sow:, %
a$Ss13 gig' ass r!gEgp a.. Pts o. strosa.
s. 5o4$5 IS: lambs streng. S. a5SS 3; s25ins
iambs S99$l5; clipped !areSs+ 90 2oSsa &c
60 sTs Zoo Snt u.s.: :e' ana '3 5 :sRs
i aoas assSS aand lzs Si
81 SIG Coz IS So; pigs- S. lo9 IS 20 roughs. 81 70
S$S Sass 6sss M p es;s!:. S 0sSS;
io1. seen 10a25o lower; lambs 5o435a
is o%et; lambs. s5506ss SO, a tew sss5; year
nngs. s79s7 so; wethers., sezS 90; ewes;
lambs S76S725. a few $3.50; clipped weth-
srs. IS 5o8S575.
lBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
81 Louis. April e.--cATTLE--Reee.pts; Sstt
active at steady prices; steers "a Sogso %: se,."
e. 4oas75o. HoGs-Receipt:, e,7s7; moderately
active at lo9l5c decline; choice me s.Ss go 20
hackers. 81 SoaS7 rs. best lights, 81 s59s7 1ei
fair' So e5aS7 25 best pigs, Sc 5oGss 15i me-
diuna IS 25ds6; common, s5aso 10 sHEEE-
pscsrts APPS; active at 10Gl5c higher; lsrless
sS T5aSs 20; spring lambs 81 go Colorado ewes,
IS 25Gs5 90: sheep. S. 1885 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10

spo. quiet and points higher at ll.3oe for
mid5llng upland Liverpool eabIes-Sp2t
auisI. sales. 5000 bales; speculation and e%-
pot 500; American. 5000. imports. 1909;
American. u 900 middling upland. 6S9i.
Futures opened hrm az =. points advance
closed quiet cut steady 1872 70 1874 points
hishtt April 6l4iad. April May and May
june 6l3d: June-July e.l24d. July-Augusi,
and, august september. eosd, SeptetnnbysT-
October 6O5Hd; Cctober-Noverlber, sos 9 j
November Dscem5er e.02d: Dseembtr- Jam
uary and January February. eOlhd. Feerd-
ary-NIarch 602nd March April 6o3d. Man
chestcr-Yaras dearer than last report, but
BUYERS refuse 20 go cn. Cloths buyers hold on.
COFFEE-Traders apathetic sales. 1880
bass, price changes small. and at the close
the market was ! point lower 70 points net
higher Havre showed an advance OF = franc
and Hamburg was Z pfennig higher but
thcr. was moderate selling here for foreign
account, Prices IN Brazil were STEADY ana
unchanged Purchases OF about 10000 bags
OF srst By roasters had I stimulating innu-
ence although the denisnd was principally
FOR santos grades, which we're relatively nrnl,
while Rios werc slightly easier. Spot quoted
A. 1870 for Rio No and 1854 4leAc for
santos Is Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
nllslNEss TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
- s,nd IN the United States District
Court yesterday:
y,ppv vIscHNITZER, Inilliner az No
h2hhi Sweet: involuntary. by these
% Gnntcn, ,cSsel Gordon. $3.50; Louis Fried
T ,,e1 s,S5 Katz & Ausrbeeh %e and :. =;
RRaabbinSSWSiSch, SIG The liabilities arc @''',
ana 9 r. tn 80 1ss AVTDAN liquor dealer, Nv
,r HE 81 40 29o Audubon avenue; vol1ntary
Lsabtes $ss se pS 10 assets sc6 MGns
TIC creoltorSd Nv ~ a chattel mortgase: Ben
% ogo, sf e Davis & Co, $50, and Thomas
ward q Co. se24.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
CENTRAL, MAY BUY STOCK
Public Service Commission Authorizes
Road to Purchase Two Lines.

Albany, April a.-The Public Service Com
mission granted to-day the applications OF
the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company 10 purchase the stock
OF the Rome. watertown & Ogdensburg
Railroad Company at sl2S share. plus
the dividends accrued 20 the date at the
purchase, end 10 purchase 1000 shares OF
IRE stock Of the Utica & Black River Rail-
read Company ct $50 share, plus divi-
dends accrued.
The commission also authorized the Cen
trail 10 issue S16,429oo0 Of its thirty year
4 per cent debentures to make the pur-
chases. The capital stock OF the Rome
WATERFOWL s. Ogdensburg now outstanding
amounts 10 $1,000 900. The Central now Will
own the entire stock Of the Utica & BLACK
River Company, 22,230 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
BUY 100000 ERIE NOTES
T. P. Morgan & Co. Take Issue fol-
Double Tracking.

+ p. Morgan Co. have purchased from
the Erie Railroad Company the slO.OOoVo)
three-year 5 per cent collateral trust notes
recently authorized by the directors OF the
road and approved by the Public Service
Commission Of the I'd District
The notes are secured by the deposit OF
80. ooo, 900 Erie Railroad convertible bonds.
81 600 900 Of its general lien bonds sS'V'''VC'
Erie & Jersey Railroad nrst moFtsase IS
- 60 mn ooo Genesee River Railroad first
mortgage As. -.
The nroceeds received from the sale OF
-. notes viii be used. as previously an
nornced in The Tribune, largely for double
,rocking the western division of the main
linz of the Erie This work. when com
nleted will give the Erie double-track
road from here to Chicago. which the man
srement believes viii add greatly to the
roads earning power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
MORE WESTINGHOUSE STOCK

meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Westinghouse Air Brake Company to vote
~ the proposition to increase the stock
Rom sl4.ooo,ooo to $4,000. 900, the in
psass to be distributed among the stock
holders as 80 ID per cent stock divi-
ueha' will be held in wilmerding, Penn
~ April "a. 1t is announced by the man
ssement that the rate Of future cash
nvidends declared on the increased cap
M viii probably lie proportionally re-
rupeo' the reason for the proposed in
s@se IN the capital, IL is stated, being
VA the amount Of stock outstanding
sAsh more nearly represent the companya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
70 1ND1cT EXPRESS COMPANY
Buffalo Grand Jury Will Charge De-
frsuding of Shippers.

Buffalo. April s.-An indictment contain
ing at least ten counts will be returned
AGAINST one Of the largest express com
NAMES Of the country when the federal
grand Jury makes its final report 70 Judge
John r. Hazel on Friday. The indictment
alleges that the company has knowingly
and wilfully defrauded Western Ne" foFA
shippers by the collection OF Illegal rates
The rates charged, 1t IS aIeged' were ~
excess of those IN the schedule on ME WIFE
tho Interstate Commerce Commission.
The penalty on conviction for each OF
tanra under the Elkins law is a fine Of not
less than $1,000 nor greater than $4,000
The law also provides for the imprisonment
Of offending officials for term not ex-
oeeding two years. or both fine and i'm
prisonment. The indictment is said 10 be
against the company, none OF the omcials
being named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
NEW CHICAGO CONCERNS BOARD.

The directors OF the Chicago Utilities
Company. which has been incorporated in
Maine as successor 10 the Chicago Sub
way Company. now under reorganization.
WILL according to an announcement yes
terday. include Henry w. de Forest, Will
IAN Stuart Tod. Of J. Kennedy Tod & Co.;
Samuel McRoberts. vice-president Of the
National City Bank; Irving T. Bush. pres
ident Of the Bush Terminal Company. and
two Chicago men, r. ]. Durham. Of Ar
mour & Co. and c. w Hotchkiss, former
~ general manager Of the Chicago, Indi-
ana & Southern Railroad Company, who
VIII be the president Of the Chicago Utili-
ues Company and Of the operating COM
p&nies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
kers' posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, par.
Chicago, 25c premium New Orleans. com
mercial SIC discount, bank 81 premium. st.
Louis, l5c premium bid. 20c premium asked,
Minneapolis 2oc premium Charleston, buy
ing par, selling lilo per cent premium. san
Francisco, sight &c, telegraph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, eX-
changes s4S2 SO 457. balances 25,72S s3l; Bos-
ton. exchanges 81 667. 929, balances N,N39i3;
Baltimore, exchanges S.Q52s5S, balances
$4s5,976
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar Sill
yer. 5sbsc. Mexican silver dollars, 40 BAR
silver IN London closed az 2'sd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican eX-
change on New York IS quoted At 2"li2.
SUB-TREASURY.-T Sub Treasury was
A debtor at the Clearing House $loe1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
PANHANDLE EARNINGS GROW
Net Income for Year Greater, Though
Tonnage Decreased.

Pittsburgh. April 9-Joseph Wood ana y.
7 Turner, OF Pittsburgh. and 3. :. cum
ningharn. Of Cincinnati. were elected d!rec-
tors OF the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
e 81. Louis Railroad the Panhandle) al
the annual meeting held in tho company
General Offices here to-day. The board VIII
meet in Philadelphia for organization on
date not yet decided.
The report for the year enceo DecS!ilDS'
81 last showed that. while tonnage "e-
creased "a per cent the number OF passeh-
gers carried increased 200 per cent. Net
income was A.4o.0:s. an increase Of N7''"'
over tbs preceding year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, April 9.--Priees held steady on fairly
heavy trading. Leading domestic quotations.:
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Delaine. washed.
3063ic: Xxx, 2sc; fine unmerchontahle 23c; hall
blood conbine, 26i4 d27c; three-eighths, Csc;
one-quarter. 27d2sc; delaine unwashed. 25G26c;
fine unwashed. 2lc. Michigan. Wisconsin and
New York-Fine unwashed. l9c: celaine, 23c;
one-half blood. 26c. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri-Three-eighthsb blood. 27d2se; one-quar-
ter. 27c.
months 47f4sc; fine twelve months 53c: fine
fall. age. calitornia-Northern. 50d52c: middle
county. 4s65Oc; southern. 46d47o fall free 400
44c Oregon--Eastern No ! staple. 5Se; clothing
SOC: valley No /. 47disc. Territory-Fine staple,
e29e3c fine medium. 5sd60c: fine clothing. $50
55c ine medium. 50d52c: one-half blood. comb
Ing. 57a5ee; three-eighths. 5Oa52c; one-auarter.
400 3sc.
PulIed-Extra. 55g57c, fine a. 53a55c; a SUI
pers. 5ld53c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
II c TREASURY FINANCES.

washngon Apr c sAt 1ne Of Pf the United
business to-day the CoHoi"0" "a '''
> ' Working balance in Treasury ohices' S'''-
749, 1866. ,,,.u,,n,oo treasury. go
iS9E37. T., oenaral fund was
$3.50, So, lSs. ....Sav ware 500; 233.
with ordinary Disbursements e OF = Vesr Is
% -i nc s9S a. against surplus OF S'2ol'eS'
al this time last year. ,,..ar.o Canal ard
These figures exclude Panama Cahai ana
r,biic deht transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
TO APPEAL MONOPOLY CASE
Shoe Machinery Company's Exceptions
Allowed in United States Court.

Boston, April s.-Judge William L. Put
nam. in the United States District Court
today. allowed the bin Of exceptions filed
By the United Shoe Machinery Company 10
his ruling sustaining the so-called monopoly
count IN the indictment returned against
The company by the federal grand jury.
To-days ruling permits the company to
appeal TO the United States Circuit Court
o. Appeals. but not until the case goes TO
tial or is otherwise disposed of. The
count on which the government can pro-
ceed to trial charges the maintenance Of
ar unlawful monopoly in restraint Of trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
RECEIVER FOR PeRE MARQUETTE.

cnicaso, April s-Frank w. Blair. presi-
oshI OF the Union Trust Company OF De-
'sOit, was appointed ancillary receiver for
,"e Fere Marquette Railroad Company by
'uuse Lands, Of the United States Dis
'l'et Court. to-day. IN the original re-
ceiVership In Detroit three receivers were
appointed. Judge Lands held that only one
receiver was necessary TO care for the III.
nois property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
ENGLISH FIRM LOSES SUIT
Ex.Sheriff of Nottinghamshire Must
Paw DISCHARGED American.

Boston. April s.-Francis Wiley & co.
rrlroiteAi CT Bradford England. Philadel-
phia and Barre, Mass. are ordered ~ Ine
Superior Court 10 pay S43.5h to Frank Ed
wards. of Newton. Edwards was sent from
Bradford under contract TO PnlaaeIpntta, IN IN
t fTn, - In is0s Edwards was discharged and
brought suit here TO enforce the terms Oh
'hS rs sot WILEY was formerly Lord Mayor
Of Bradford and high sheriff OF Noting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT

washington. April O. - The April crop
report OF the Department Of Agriculture
issued this afternoon. estimated the condj-
uon OF winter wheat as 500 per cent Of q
normal There was a decline in condition
nom december l. 1911, 10 April /, 1912 OF
points Condition Of rye Is estimated al
as per cent Of normal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
m sYRrPs-steady. '

M0LkNSES ,NNU
nrlcas UNCHANGED. 40 r..,,, .rA sor,awha,
lower market for SPIRITS ut auto ac,tye Tar
hills ace Rosin lcNs' ou' t~''' N0''''
oIIsLnsSsd ~ anehanssn Refined , nsn IN
Ieum steady at s2Oc TOT s'Ahus'u ""''e -
5o hlse a NfS quiet hut steady pan tai
mssos Sons company 'e oreans 20 aate as
crnp moVei ~ na,nfs rough. 1,114.500 sacks;
t asa3n,t 11i4'Ils last year Sales cleaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
NEM YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEAgOARD CLEARaNCEs.
'IUI0aEo, IoIsIo fUi DsIIuII wv
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour iracl

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour iracuFe out
steadv. Spring patents. s. 40a e. 20, winter
strairhts. 81 i57Sy O. winter patents, - 20 q
81 %. spring oleais. s4S5ds4 60, extra 10 l
Kansas straish,s, 81 soas4 ej fancy spring
patents 6}59s6e5 RYE FLoyR-ov3issS,'
s. 20 CoRNAfEAL-s,eadv kiln dried So 90.
BAG MEAL-Fine v hi,e and yellow. 81 o. 2
sprlrg 500 50. standard mlddling, S29. -four
DO ssl. red dog SS2 IS, CITY bran s2s 10
bulk $50 % sacks middling, $500 $50 90 req
S5i 20 sacks. ormeaL $50 20 q $40
COTTOS-Verv active. and again made
new high records for the movement; realizing
caused reaction Of 10 or u pcints nom the
bts'. closing barely steady net points lower
"a 5 points hiFha. There was no fresh feat
u-e IN the news apparently, % account for
the heavy buying which caused me sharp ad.
yan-r from an early decline. Southern spot
markets unchanged 70 &c higher. and Wills
private cables from LiTerp5ool reported Man.
showed strength according 70 the early cables.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD REPORT

The report Of the Long Island Railroad
for the year ended December 81, 1911, shows
that the company is in a healthy condltloh
or the total number OF passengers carried
I'm the year, amounting 10 35,Si.ZZ5' 500 per
cent were commuters, 1876 per cent 10 al
passengers on Atlantic avenue - per cent
Rockaway Beach passengers from DEAN
cey street, New York and the remainder-
ig6 per cent-general business at hrst class
rate TO and from all points on the island
The average number OF commuters month
shows an Increase over the preceding year
OF Il per cent. The loss I'm ticket sales al
the terminals a. 2ith street end Long ISL
and CITY. due TO the operation Of trains
through the tunnels 10 the Pennsy lVanl;a
station amounted IN 1911, compared win
the preceding year, 10 S15ll72 This VAS
offset BY increases at the Flatbusn avenue
and Pennsylvania terminals, which left a
net increase Tor the four terminals or S5yl,
3ls The number OF pa ssengers arriving and
departing was as follows, at three stations;
Flatbush avenue. ltmie5. Long Island
civ. 3.2oS,e38 PENNSYLVANIA station. s2i29.
1rt,. Income account for 1911 and 1910 FOL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.

Berlin, April s.-The statement ar me I'M
ing changes ,,r,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
HAVANA ELECTRIC.

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
1912 1911. 1870.
,,,,s An- sso 3s1 s4T64e s43.4f
Jan. 1-Apr. L.. oof4ol ooo.oos
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
4th week in Mch $3.50. 2es s27s2lo SGD SGD s SsS
Juiy inch. 81. se59.6S9 9S72.l'o e'sl"tss
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Month OF aoh. S5.ois.s65 s5,l9t, oSs esssss
July i-Meh. 81. 4i,5S7.S93 471i2'sso f4,o'o''0'
YAzoo & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
Mo,th O, Mch.. sse2. sol s9l0.l77 sssl, az
yuly i-Meh. 81. 7.7So.1s5 s.5o2,sSs 7.ss.2o5
DFYTROIT UNITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

Furnished ~ s. II. 2. Pei & C. 70 81 wall
stIesl)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE

Mailed anywhere in the United States
for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-10
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Expert; 70 b ahoat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-30
RETAIL MERCHANTS CONTRIBUTE
TO FUND TO DEFRAY EXPENSE
OF CELEBRATION.
BIG DISPLAY OF FIRE.
WORKS FOR EVENING
Bal, Game for Forenoon, Races During
the Afternoon, and Band Concerts
Al Day, Will Make Up Program Of
Old. Fashioned Celebration on M.
tion's Natal Day.

Plans for an old-fashioned Fourth
of July celebration in this city are be-
ing perfected by a committee of bus
ines men, with the idea of giving the
people of the city, and Marshall and
surrounding counties, an opportunity to
enjoy themselves.
While all the detains have not been
arranged as yet. the tentative program
Is for a celebration that will be sane,
and at the same time afford an occa-
sion of good time for all.
Retail merchants of the city have
already contributed a large sum to be
used to defray the expense of the cele-
bration. A ball game between two good
amateur teams is scheduled for the
forenoon at the fair grounds. In the
afternoon, at the same place, a driving
matinee will be promoted by the Mar
shall County Driving Club. Band
concerts will be given thruout the en-
tire day, and in the evening. beginning
about 9. q big display of fireworks Will
be given from a platform erected on
the court house lawn.
Another detail. but as yet not worked
out. is for an industrial and automo-
bile parade for the forenoon, for which
prizes will be given for the most COM
prehensive float and the best decorated
automobile
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-05-30
ANNUAL SOCIAL AFFAIR.
Tuesday Musical Club and Guests En-
Joy Program Wednesday Evening.

The annual social affair of the
Tuesday Musical Club was enjoyed
Wednesday evening. being held at the
home of Miss Hazel Willard, sos West
Main street, each member having been
privileged to take a guest. The earlier
part of the evening was taken up with
a pleasing program given by members
Of the club, as follows: Piano duet.
Overture Preciosa,' Weber). Miss
Grace Swingley and Mrs. J. w. Lloyd:
vocal solos, r"Dost Thou Know That
Fair Land 2" C. Thomas), and ';Merrily
/ Roam (Schleiffarth)si Miss Hazel
Sandoe: piano. Poem After Omar
Khayyam," CArthur Foote), Miss Ella
Zug: two vocal numbers. Bird Songs
eliza lehman. Miss Hazel Willard;
and group of Chopin piano numbers.
prelude in F. Major, Etude in "A
Major and a waltz. Wind. in p
Minor" Miss Florence Pemberton. Miss
Allie Bristol acted, as accompanies for
the vocal numbers.
In the receiving line were MISS
Swingley. president of the club, this
year. Mrs. ]. W. LLOYD and Miss Penn
berton. A social time was enjoyed at
the close of the program. and deli
eious two-course lunch was served.