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Ise first 5f tbc dAiIE nee tue5 q the members Of he Real .Es.ate E.z. change, which isa 3fytsion Of the Chamber Of Commerce. composed of Fde individuals and firms of tle city engaged in Inc real estate business, was held yesterday morning in che Of lice Of the Chamber. of Commerce at io o'clock, and matters of interest fo lie real estate men were discussed
 These meetings will be held every morning st the same hour and are for Ihe purpose of bringing dealers into closer communication and for the.r mutual benefit, and to help boost the e11y and county real estate. Those who have rec iyed inquiries. for land or eIty property and have not on their inst what the buyer wants present the matter D the assembly and the mem. her who has the desired prop rty list- sd 1s referred to the prospective pur- eAa CT The real estate men in thi. alts do not always deal in the same ei2s Of property. s7a7e handling only farm CT timber land While other deal e@o'gsiz= y in city property and 1t $ sra object of 'he or@anIz9t on to co- aH@zs=' fr the n7arnse of helping each aaa as oa.. I.21y pull fcl. tAe sec#5a ef t3e city
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TIC COMPLETE NEW
 RATE SCH HEDUlst;

Washington. Jan. 1o.-Repl esen'a- tives of the Missouri Pacific, santa Fe and eth roads in Texas and OK lahoma, appeared bef1Ie the i'll el- state Commerce Commission today tc complete the new rate schedul5 du- iusted to conform to the recent decis- ion of the Commission reducing rates on cotton seed oil to Oklahoma points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11
TT. SMITH FIGHT
 FANs5 RAISE S5,000

Fort Smith, Ark. Ian. t0--Ru me : men here have raised S5,oe0 for a tw nty-round boxing exhibition be tween Jehnny C uloH and Young To % 10 bn held d the ball park in Apr al IF pounds rin@sfde Matcbm1ket Edd Ro3tnsoH has begun negotil tons with foU1on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
 IS reliable family medicine. Give it to your children, and take it your self when vnr feel cold coming on It cheeks and cures coughs and colds and crour and prevents bronchitis ard pneumonia. w. L. Dewoody <
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. r,agles Social Club No. 1 |aV afternoon. at the Eagles kt second avenue with a lance. Several matters of |re discussed by the mem be officers for the ensuing Ilected as follows: l T,eLaurin, president; Mrs. light, vice president; Mrs. has, chaplain: Mrs. J. !. htary; Mrs. Fred Blathe:- brer: Mrs. Harry Claytor !. I officers will be install d meeting at which time re- Twill be served. Two appE- membership were present. and the club is growing le club will probably give nee. e.=t t. .v' --=--
 
 \ Alexander will entertain Ilady friends at tea this Mn Mnblineniary to Miss Mat N her guest Miss Lucy l Bat esVille.
 Id improvement Assoeit- ld an important meetln" h at the Lakeside Scaoc'- are urged to attend.
 r Brewster will enter~ lbers of t1e Mystic Club pat her home on Hard- IIgh.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

{. Alexander will entertain
 Llady friends at tea this
 kn 5lineniary to Miss Mat N her guest. Miss Lucy | Bat esville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-11

|id Improvement Assoeia- Id an important meetina bn at the Lakeside Scaoci
 are urged to attend.
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r BI evster will enter- l6ers of fhe Mystic Club
 p=a1 her home on Hard- :
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Girard street. Brookland, .. c.. presented
a happy scene when a crowd of boys
and girls gave a party. Games were
played and refreshments served until a
late hour Among those present were
Misses Beatrice Grady, Mae Foley,
Romayne Schneider. Mary Mangan. Elsie
Bacon Mary Flavin Frances Geier,
Elsie Slack Kathryn Sullivan. Teresa
Mcdonnell. Catherine Flavin. Mary Geier,
Marion Grady and Margaret Flavin, and
Messrs. Charles Quigley. William Har-
low, John Stewart. Charlie Conners,
Frank Wilson. John Casson, charles
Rook. Malcolm Wellington, Edward STAT
terry, Fred Rrannan. RAYMOND Foley,
Harry Edwards, William Garvey, Philip
Sheridan and William O'Donnell.
Count Moltke, the new Danish minis
ter to Berlin, recently transferred from
this city, has arrived at the German
capital with his wife and young son. The
count will take formal charge of the
Danish legation in October, succeeding
the venerable Count Won Hegermann-
Lindencrone who represented denmark
in Washington during the Hayes admln-
istration. His wife. too. was an Amer
ican, and also a Bostonian like the
Countess Moltke. a we'll known writer or
European diplomatic "reminiscences ana
for a long time leader in Berlin court
society.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum and her daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys Mum, returning from
years trip around the world, LANDED IN
Evening star., 1912-09-08

with her mother, she has spent the sum-
mer. engaged In hard study under several
teachers, and when she proposes to re-
main throughout the. coming year, con-
tinuing to study her public appearances
in other roles, for which she has very
successfully qualified herself during the
mast wear. Mrs. Reside will sail from
France for this country the first week
in October, leaving her daughter and
her chaperon in Milan, where large
contingent of American friends are mucn
interested in this charming young girl
and her professional success.
These friends and a number or others
made it a point to- be in Milan the past
week, and were present at the debut
performance.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Chisolm have
returned after months stay at Lake
Champlain. N. Y.
Mrs. c. T. NJ. Cutcheon of 142 Seaton
place has returned after a stay OF
month at Long Branch.
Mrs. Josephine Cummins announces the
marriage of her daughter. Bessie Harley.
to Robert NJ Harper, August y, 1872 At
home after October l, 1912, 1921 Irving
street northwest.
The wedding of Miss Marion Edmonston
King, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
A. King, whose engagement to Ensign
Robert Messenger Hinckley. U. s. NJ,
was announced last spring, will take place
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Boston last week. They will spend sew
eral weeks at their North Shore cottage
and be back here when the season opens
Miss Gladys Mum will be a debutante
next winter.
Mrs. Champ Clark and Miss Genevive
Clark have gone to Kentucky TO remain
for some time.
Capt Henry c. Jewett, Z. S: A., and
Mrs. Jewett are established at Washing
ton Barracks.
Mrs. Jewett was formerly Miss Mamie
Hume. Capt. Jewett has been stationed
at West Point for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. l.. Johnson Of
this city arrived last week in California
and have gone to Reno to visit Mrs.
Johnston's father, Senator Francis New
lands, there before returning east. The
Johnstons spent several days Of their stay
in California at Menlo Park. where they
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frede-
rick Sharon.
Mrs William II. Rollins and daughter
Of street have returned to the city after
a delightful trip of one month. They
were part Of the time in Cleveland Ohio,
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Rollins. former
ly of this city. Friends of Mr.. Rollins
here will be glad to learn OF his recovery
from the recent illness which for time
endangered his life.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Robbins and their
grandson, Willard S. Robbins. are on the
coast OF Maine, where they spent the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth p Hutchison and Mr..
John w. Palmer. jr.. Of this city were
quietly married at the home Of the bride 8
mother. Mrs. Robert Leachman Hutchi-
son Of Orange, Va, on September at
pm. The Rev. Mr.. Allen Of the NJ. E..
Church South officiated.
Mr.. William c. Shimoneck is taking a
months vacation in Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bronson an
nounce the marriage Of their niece. Alice
Judson Wright, to Mr.. Willard s. Robin
ments in the Eutaw at noon on Tuesday.
September 3. Mr.. and Mrs Robinson
will be at home in Richmond, Va, after
October Is.
Mrs Charles Long Of 32s F street north
east, who has been visiting in Boston,
Mass, and vicinity, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Butt have re-
turned to their home on r street after
sister in Chicago and Mr.. Butts brother
in Pittsburgh.
Dr. Oscar H. Coumbe and wife have
returned from their summer home and
will occupy their new residence, 1127 Eu-
cid street northwest.
Miss Edna Dodge has returned to her
home on University place from Hatnes
Falls, n. Y, and Atlantic City, where
she has spent the summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Mcpherson have returned
! from trip to the coast OF Maine and
Massachusetts,
| Miss Elizabeth Reside. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard s. Reside Of this
city. made her professional debut as Q
singer last night in Milan, Italy. where,
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Mrs James NJ. Burns announcing the
marriage Of their daughter, Alice Their
esa, and Mr.. Henry Williams Tr1ce. Sep
tember ), 1919. At home to their friends
after October 15 at 1887 Maryland ave-
nue..
Col and Mrs. Gardener who will be
hosts at the presidio for the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Stimson during their
stay in San Francisco, at large garden
party, have two small daughters, Barren
dina and Martha Barendina Is named
for Col Gardeners mother and grand
mother and Is much Travelled young
lady. She has travelled over $4,000 miles
with her parents. as Col. Gardener has
been ordered to various stations in the
last decade. He has lived in the Philip
pine Islands. Japan. st. Paul, Detroit.
Omaha, Portland and Fort Seward.
Alaska. Martha was named after Mrs.
Gardeners mother. and was the first
American child born on the island of
Samar. She also has travelled many
miles.
Mrs. L. T. Letter sailed from Boston
last Tuesday, and will spend several
months abroad with her daughters. Mrs.
Colin Campbell and Lady Suffolk. She
has been put in deep mourning by the
recent death of her sister. the late Mrs.
Thompson, of Chicago, and it is not
likely, for that reason, that she will
bring back with her the young daugh-
ters Of Lord Curzon. She had expected
to have these granddaughters to spend
the winter with her for the first time
in the home from which their mother,
the late Lady Curzon, went as a bride.
Mrs. Samuel D. Minister and daughter
Doris Of the Laclede have returned after
summering at Sea Cliff, L. I.
After being closed for a number OF
years, the old historic Calvert mansion
of Riverdale. Md. was the scene Of
festivity Friday evening, September 6.
The occasion was the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pick
ford.
The property was purchased some time
ago by Mr.. II. T. Pickford and remodeled
and restored to it's former splendor,
which added to the interest Of the happy
occasion.
A number of beautiful gifts were re-
ceived
Music was furnished by a string or
chestra, and the young folks enjoyed
dancing.
Among the guests who were present
were: Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Pickford, Mr..
c. r. Pickford. Rev. and Mrs. John e.
Fort Mrs. Mary c. Walker of Overlook.
Walkers chapel. Va; Mr. and Mrs; David
Bird Wheeler, Miss Helen Ellis Walker.
MIR. and Mrs. Royal l.. Shuman, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. v. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Weaver. Miss Ethel Weaver. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred c. Ehling Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Cadell. Miss Easter
Cadell. Miss Cudiff Of Oklahoma, Mr..
and Mrs. b. McKenney. Miss Margaret
McKenney. Miss Helen Clark, Mrs. Marie
Byers. Miss Lenore Constance Byers.
Miss Meba Turner, Miss Mamie
Gabrielle, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Daven-
port Of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Leech of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Wiles of Chicago. DR.. and Mrs. Stewart
of Bellegrade. Canada, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. Durand Chapman.
Wednesday night, September f. the
J home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F1avin Of 624
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Wednesday evening. October 2. Mr.. ano
Mrs. King and family have returned
from Jamestown, r. l., where they spent
most of the summer, and they nave aiso
made a trip to ST. Paul. Minn., where
they visited friends.
Mrs Frank P Hall Of Washington
sailed from Baltimore last week Tor
Bremen. After spending a few weeks
at Carlsbad she and the party of friends
with her will tour Europe. and expect to
return in about six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. jackson OF
this city announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Mary Lucetta, to Mr. George -.
Fenwick of Grimsby. England. Rev. John
e. Briggs of the Fifth Paptist Church
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph King and family
have returned after tWo-month stay at
the Blue Mountain House, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman and
daughters. the Misses Erna and Wilma
Eiseman, who spent the summer abroad,
Ga. where they win reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. ABE King, who were
guests at the Blue Mountain House. Md.
city.
Mrs Otto Luebkert has returned to the
city after spending the summer north.
Mr.. Chester Lowe of 5oo G street north
east left today for Aquasco, Md, for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lindgren. who have
been spending the summer at Bar Har-
Dor. have returned to their apartment in
the Garfield.
ca y4u 80 To III
Fla, is the guest Of Miss Hilda Jacobs
of the Cliffbourne apartment.
Miss Ray Hahn and Mr.. Edward
Hahn are spending several weeks in
Portland, Me.
Mrs Addie Sigmund, who was the
guest Of relatives at the Renshaw cot
tage for a short stay. has returned
home.
Mrs. Edgar Behrend. who has spent
the summer abroad with her parents,
has returned home.
Mrs. ]. Grosner, who Is spending the
summer at her cottage in Atlantic
City. is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Goldenberg. who
spent the summer abroad. have re-
turned home.
to Atlantic City and will remain until
the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lew Newmyer and son,
Mr.. Abrim Newmyer, have returned
from several weeks visit in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. A. Reeblat and daughters. Misses
Miriam and Lillian Kleeblat. who spent
a month at Braddock Heights, Nd, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman and
daughters. Miss Erna Eiseman and
Miss Wilma Eiseman, who spent the
summer abroad returned Tuesday last
Evening star., 1912-09-08

to visit relatives before going to
Atlanta, Ga, their future home.
Mrs. Mark Blum and son. Milford
Blum, are the guests of Mrs. Blum S
mother Of New York for several weeks.
Mrs. G. wallerstein and daughter, Miss
Mildred Wallerstein, have returned from
Pen Mar, Md.
Mrs. Philip King and son, Philip, jr,
who spent the summer in Atlantic City,
have returned home.
Mrs. Edward kohner and daughters,
Misses Katharine, Elizabeth and Edith,
who spent two months at Rockville, Md,
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Kronheim, and
SON have returned to the city after
spending the summer at Warrenton, Va.
Miss Annie Lebman, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Liebman for
the summer, has returned to her home in
Norfolk, Va.
. Mrs. Jennie Einstein. who has spent two
months at Rockville, has returned to
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Luchs have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Tampa, Fla, who spent the summer at
Warrenton, Va, are now the guests Of
Mrs. VOLTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Baer OF Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Well Of Wilmington. N.
c., are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowen-
thai.
Miss Hortense Hano Of Columbia road
is visiting Miss Lucelle Tanner of Cum
berland, Md.
Mrs. M. Cohen Of Columbia road is the
guest Of her daughters, Mrs. Harry
Panitz, and Mrs. Katz Of Baltimore.
Miss Selma Heyn Of Baltimore is the
guest Of relatives for a weeks stay.
Miss Amelia Wolf and Miss Hennie
Wolf left Wednesday for Atlantic City to
spend a fortnight. On their return they
will reside at the Ashley apartment
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Nusbaum. Miss
Marguerite Nusbaum and Leon Nusbaum,
who spent several weeks in Warrenton,
Va, have returned to their home on Har-
ward street.
Mrs. Marx and daughter, Miss Daisy
Marx, have returned home from two
week visit in Baltimore.
The members Of the Excelsior Club gave
a theater party and supper Monday even
ing. In the party were Miss Rena
Sanger, Miss Louise Einstein. Miss Edith
srasburger. The out-of-town guests
Miss Beatrice Schoeneman OF Philadel-
phia, Miss Bernice Kahn Of Baltimore,
Miss Gertrude Mulhasen OF Baltimore.
Messrs. Sydney Kaufman, Milton Fisher.
Milton Kaufman, Joseph Goldsmith, Har
Evening star., 1912-09-08
-vHE summery weather conditions
OF the first September week
made 1t hard to realize that the
autumn is at hand. Social


autumn is at hand. Social
calendars are quite unnecessary
so far, although there is to be White
House lawn party Tuesday, and all the at
homes. many of them willing to be also
called stay at homes, can meet each other
as we'll as the Presidents special
guests Familiar faces are appearing
very frequently on the streets. ETC., and
each day adds others. Already there have
been quite a number Of weddings, and
several more, notably Of army and navy
men, are predicted for the next three
or four weeks.
At the summer resorts. especially Where
the sojourners are in their homes and not
at hotels, there is as yet no notable les
sening Of gayety, except that the New
porters will be next heard from In Lenox
or other places in the Berkshires. where
the real events of the yearly vacation
are already well under way. Honle-com-
ings from Europe have been numerous
the past week. as the pleasures OF coun-
try life around New York or in New Eng
land are of such dependable character
that few who are eligible care to omit the
experience in the years program.
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Evening star., 1912-09-08
old I.ichtenstein, Jerome Meyers and Al
bert Steinem.

Mr.. M. Rosenberg left the city Thursday
to join his family at the Blue Mountain
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House, Blue Mountain, Md, for a week .
stay.
Senator and Mrs. Shively and family.
Continued on Second Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Nusbaum, Miss
Marguerite Nusbaum and Leon Nusbaum,
who spent several weeks In Warrenton,
Va. have returned to their home on Har-
ward street.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

| Mrs. Marx and daughter, Miss Daisy
Marx, have returned home from two
! week visit in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Miss Amelia Wolf and Miss Hennie
Wolf left Wednesday for Atlantic City to
spend a fortnight. On their return they
will reside at the Ashley apartment.
Evening star., 1912-09-08

Miss Selma Heyn Of Baltimore Is the
guest Of relatives for a weeks stay.
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Wednesday night. September 4, the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F1avin Of 624
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Mrs. M. Cohen Of Columbia road is the
guest Of her daughters, Mrs. Harry
Panitz, and Mrs Katz Of Baltimore.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-20
A HARD

There is a fine dilemma for the ad.
vocates Of the initiative. referendum
and recall in the popular vote in Lou
isiana on constitutional amendments.
Nineteen amendments were submit
ted to the popular decision, and the
vote on them was what the New Or
leans Times-Democrat calls "the
greatest political miracle Of the age"
In being greater than the vote for
president at the same election,
The paper very strongly hints at
instructions from the bosses az secur.
Ing the results Of this election. There
are certainly some very peculiar fea-
lures IN the outcome. Ten amend.
ments were carried. four OF which es.
tablished the privilege Of exemption
from taxation for certain forms of
property. including n favored steam
ship company. The proposition re.
ceiving the largest vote was one au-
thorizing the levy Of taxation for PEN
sions to confederate veterans. Among
the nine rejected were one allowine
women to be elected to school and
charity boards and one establishing
the recall.
Hore Is the nut for the advocates of
the recall TO crack. Their measure
rests upon the theory that the popular
vote 10 30 infallible that II u be al.
lowed that peculiar exercise of power
But the people Of Louisiana by popu.
lar vote rejects the recall. II they
were wrons. the foundation Of the mi.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-20
Talks With Men Of
National Prominence
q Washisstsn, y. O.


The democrats will not dare to
pass tariff -for-revenue.only blu"
emphatically declared senator p. J.
McCurnber of North Dakota. "Presi.
Ident-elect Wilson and other leading
members Of the democratic party
ave sisntfed indirectly that they do
not favor such a tariff measure. The
democrats. in my opinion. will make
what the Baltimore platform pledged
the party to perform. I have, and
always have had. confidence in the
facility Of the democrats to blunder
at the right time. and l believe they
VIII not do any different. now that
Ine ;y,i nave control Of the government.
party will be rehabilitated within the
next two years. I have not despaired.
and do not despair. of republican sue
cess In the congressional election W
years hence. The recen election re.
suited as was bound to be the case
S TR ! the republican organization was
THAT the republican party will con.
|tinue / have not the slightest doubt.
There never was a new party such ms
the progressive party that lived for
any great length Of time, particularly
party quilt upon hero worship. The
Irepubltcans will get together. After
81; ."e oIHcEence w the SO.
called progressive senator's and the
|stalwarts Is only a matter OF opinion
as to the degree Of protection that
Y be given our industries. The
oinerences are not SO great hat they
cannot be bridged. I presume the
democrats will get the support Of the
progressive senators for their tariH
measures. II these measures follow
the lines Of the bill passed at the last
session.
! "Presidant Taft has made a remark.