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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-12-12
MilQdi'S Note Book.

Complimentary to Mrs. Carrie White
The Greenwood Independent Social
Club met Tuesday night at the home
of Miss Matte E. Bailey, 1908 9Th
Avenue, North. An hour or more
was spent in different games. All
business was attended to after being
delightfully."- served. Adjourned to
meet December 20, 1918, at the
Palms corner of Cedar and 5th ave
nue. Miss Callie Smith is i'll at
Hubbard Hospital. Each member Is
expected to visit her and make her
feel as pleasant as possible.
&%&
Mrs. Fannie Sylvertooth and Mrs.
Mary Street Of Martin, Tenn, have
just returned to their homes after
spending Thanksgiving week with
Mrs. H. D. York, 1907 Jefferson
street. Mrs. Sylvertooth expects
to make Nashville her home in the
near future. While here she pur-
chased home on Scovel street,
1929.
To Compliment Mrs. Carrie White.
Brown.
Mrs. Irene Doxey Robinson and
Miss Alice l.. DoXey entertained
last Sunday evening at their home
1897 3rd Avenue, North, in honor OF
Mrs. Carrie White-Brown whose
marriage to Mr. M. c. Parker, OF
Georgia, will be social event of the
week.
The table was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion A four
course menu was served.
Entertained at Supper.
Mr.. Felix S. White entertained al
supper Tuesday evening in honor
of his sister, Mrs. Carrie White
Frown and Mr.. M. c. Parker, oil
Georgia, whose marriage took place
Wednesday evening. Dec 3rd
Mr.. Whites guests were Mrs
Brown and daughter, Miss Cerels
Irene Doxey Robinson, Mr. NJ. C
Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. B. Thomp
son.
A Card Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jn6. F. Thornton
entertained a number Of their friends
at their home, 900, 14'h Avenue, N.
with a card party Monday evening
Dec. Sth. A two-course menu was
served.
Friday Evening Review Club.
The club was entertained by Mrs
d. A. Hart, 1925 Jefferson street
Friday, Dec 5. The new officers
were installed and the president af
ter the regular business introduced
Mesdames Wesley Nancy Corint
Hunt, Geo. Moore and expression
John Cunningham, all of whom
made instructive talks. The follow
ing program was rendered: Paner
"The Worlds Progress" by Mrs
Martha Young. Instrumental solo b!
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Anniversary Celebration.

Anniversary Celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Easley, were
host and hostess at an elegant din
ner, given Tuesday evening, Dec.
End, in honor of their Fourth Ami
versary.
The rooms were beautiful with col
ored lights, and many potted plants,
and cut flowers were in evidence.
The dining room, was a dream OF
hearty. the table was covered with
handsome Damask Cloth six yards
long, the anniversary gift OF the
groom.
The decorations were white Chry'
aanthemums. and white and PINK
American beauties. Covers were
laid for 30 guests and the menu
consisting of noodle soup, turkey
with dressing. celery and cranberry
sauce, sweet potatoes scume'
escaloped OYSTERS spagheut1 (Ala
Italian) Potato salad, mayonalse
dressing, pickles, tea biscuit, corn
pones, cream, cake, and cotfee g..
The colored scheme OF pink ano
white. was carried out in the ices
The hostess received several love
" presents, and many congratula
tions, with many wishes for many re
turns of the day.
The following we're present. Rev
G. H. Clark, Mr.. E. w. Eirdsong anc
Mother. Mrs. Celia Birdsong, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Buchanna, Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
Gentry, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Gibbs, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Bell. Mesdames, 5
]. Carter, Nancy Tate, May Duncan
Maria Bloch, Emma Afford, AMANDA
Watkins, Mollie f. Thomas, Josie
Posey. Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Misses Georgia Loftin, Mary anC
Jennie Dunson, Kate McCrady, Miss
White and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Easley
SelIears-AndreWs
A romance of several years stand
ing ended in the marriage of Mis-
Rosa Lee Andrews and Mr. JOSEPH
Sellears on last Thursday evening
Dec. A at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Rebecca Andrews, 1903!
14th Avenue, North. Rev. j. c
Fields officiating. The impressive
ceremony was witnessed by only thu
relatives and a few intimate friends
To the strains of Memberships wed
ding march played by Miss d. F
Fredella Thomas, the bride entered
with the groom. Her COSTUME
was white silk with lace trimmings
Her corsage bouquet was If whit
carnations and ferns, after the cere
monv a reception was held Man,
valuable presents were received, In
Guiding cut glass silver and linens
Mr.. and Mrs Selleers are Mt hom
TO receive their many friends a
1919 Harding street Miss Netti
Andrews a sister of the bride wa
assisted In receiving by Misses Julit
Pope. VILLA Hurt and Elizabeth
Hamilton.
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served.
A Luncheon.

LUhCneOn,
Mr. and Mrs. G'Intry of S43 Vernon
avenue entertained in honor of Mrs.
David Hall of Chicago, Ill.,, Monday,
December / at luncheon from three
to six o'clock. A five course menu
was served The dining room was
decorated with ferns and palms. The
table was decorated with a hand
embroidered center piece with light
ed silver candles above. Those who
enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Gentry's hos
ritalitv we're Mrs. David Holt of Chi
cagi, Mrs. Harriet Thimpson, Mrs.
Matte Penton, Mrs. Joe Mckay, Mrs
A. Turner, Mrs. ]. H. Franklin
Miss Emma Thompson, rendered
music for the evening.
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East Side

East oloe.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McCol1ouoh
rave whist party on Tuesday
night, oh a. their residence, 790
Winter street, in honor Of Mrs.
TTri"s Rowan Of Newburgh, Ind At a
'o'o N"ur 2 two-course menu was
served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
ION Bats, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Rowan Mrs. Walter Phillips, MIS-
TTrias Pow'n Miss Jimella Fats
Wr Ohio Jennings Miss May Nc
"o'lourh. Mr. George Brooks en-
Miss lille Cullough ana Mr.
Smoky C"rums.
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Waiker.Greene.

Waiker-Greene.
An interesting wedding of Tuesday
night was that of Miss Mary Greene
to Mr. w r. Walker which to0r
p'ace a. the residence of Mr.. and
Edward Vinson, 7O1 Ewing Avenue.
After the ceremony many solos were
rendered by their friends. Rev. H.
NJ. Burns ofTiciated.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Entertain
Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson of
16 Lewis street entertained Friday
evening November 28th in honor of
their daughters, Mrs. David Hall of
Chicago and Miss Emma NJ. Th0mp-
sin who had just returned from AL
good. The guests were received by
Mrs. G. B. Fossie. Quite number
OF guests were present, among whom
was Mrs Emma Banks Of Kansas
City, Kans. On the arrival of the
guest tempting fruit frappe was
dispensed by Miss Marion Bryant
and the register was kept by Miss
Alberta e. Thompson. A delightful
evening was spent.
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Miss Lulu Lewis, Luncheon.
With a luncheon of manv beautiful
details Miss Lewis entertained Thurs
doy 1t her country home on the Cliff
ton road. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with white
and yellow chrysanthemums. The
dining table was covered With clu1v
lace over yellow in the center was
an epergne filed With fruit The
W ses at the corners Of the table were
/ filld with yellow chrvearthcmums,
the four-single candlost'c'i were
hooded with yellow shades Miss
Lewis received her guests in n beau.
tiful .7own of Procaded blue charme
use. Those present werp Misses
Ruth Love, Pear lewis Cussie NJ
Swan Mary Hale, Ellen Lewis
Nessrs John Love, Pobort Dodd, NJ
r. Brown, Burton HAYNES.
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Tire Y. M. l. E. Club.

The Y. M. L. F. Club met at the
home Of Mrs. E. H. Adams Tuesday,
Dec, 4, on 10th Avenue, North The
Of ernooD was spent in sewing Mem
hers present were Mesdames Good
vine, Mrs Bright, Goff, Webb and
Naddus At a late hour the ladies'
we're served with a delightful dutch
luncheon The club will meet Tues
aay, Der, IS at the home Of Mrs. ].
= Maddux, at 1909 Clinton street.
Al members are urged to be pres
ont.
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Mrs. J. w. Russell. Recitation from
Dunbar by Mrs. M. C. Cheers. The
guests were served in Buffet style
to an appetizing two-course menu.
The following members we're pres.
ent, Mesdames H. D. York, Albert
Watkins, R. G. Bunch, E. T. Brown
M. L. Cheers, Tennie Upshaw, ]. w
Russell, John Cunningham, Martha
Young, Sallie Thompson and VIM
Young. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. M. L. Cheers, 1906
Jefferson srteet, Friday, Dec. 10
1913.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Posey Entertain.
Among the ENJOYABLE events OF last
week was the beautifully planned en-
tertainment given by Mr., and Mrs.
William Posey at their home on
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The T. p, S. Club

1915.
The T. p. s. Club
Miss Marie Williams delightfully."-
entertained the Y. P. S. Club at the
home of her aunt, Miss Bashy Will
liams Wednesday evening Dec. 8
The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns and other potted plants
During the evening cards and dane
Ing was enjoyed until late hour. A
tWo-course menu was served. Those
present: Misses Samuella Wilson
Mary Nesbit, Effie Hadley, Jeanette
Nesby, Messrs Wiley. Johnson Fry
BufoCd and Price. The club ad
tourned to meet with Miss Mary Mes
by, Dec. 18th.
Knowles School Teacher Weds Prom
inent Georgian.
Wednesday evening at 8 O'CLOCK
the home of Mrs. Carrie w. Brown
on Phillips Street, which was artis
tically decorated with ferns, palms
vines, roses and hyacinths, was the
scene Of very pretty wedding wher
Mrs. Brown became the bride o.
Mr.. M. C, Parker Of Blackshear, Ga
The bride who was given in marriage
by her father was gowned in white
charmeuse with trimmings Of shadow
lace. She carried a beautiful bou
Quet of brides roses and wore
beautiful diamond ring the gift o
the groom
Mr.. Felix White the brother of thu
bride was best man, Mrs. Geo
White sister to the bride, matron o
honor. The groom wore the con
ventional black Before the cere
mony was performed Mrs. H. A
Cameron Prof. j, w. Work and Mrs
Geo. Thompson each sang a solo
The wedding procession then flet
into the parlor marching to tn,
strains of Mendelsohn's Weddini
march played by Mrs. Martha Girls
ham.
The ceremony was performed b,
by DR.. S. w. Crostwaite, pastor o
GAY Street Christian Church o
which the bride was a member.
The ceremony was followed b,
an informal reception during whicI
delicious wedding menu wa
served.
The bride was indeed popular il
the city and always prominent il
work along lines of social service
She was president of the Neighbol
hood club, also OF the Carnatioi
Ant Club. Mr.. Parker, the groom
comes from Dear Old Georgia" ant
very progressive and successful
is a planter.
The happy couple will remain II
the city several DAYS and will b.
the honorees at a reception to b
piven by the Carnation Art Club mex
Tuesday at the residence of Prof
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The Ladies' ThimbIe Club.

Inc Ladles IhlmbIe Club.
Mrs Washington Bowling was the
hostess 10 a very enjoyable meet
Ing OF the Ladies' Thimble Club on
last Friday afternoon. The meet
ing was presided over by Mrs. Thos.
Jennings, president. a social pro
gram was rendered, consisting of
solo by Miss Carrie Wilson, with
accompaniment by Miss Mary Bowl
ing. After the usual sewing period
was over many new features were
presented 70 the delight of all pres
ent and the meeting was filed wi
h2rmOny and enthusiasm. A two
course menu was served by the
hostess. Visitors present were
Mrs. Gen. Draper, Mrs. VIM Wilson
and Mrs. John Grimes. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Thos
Carter.
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A Dinner.

y NInneF.
Sgt and Mrs. w. J. Johnson of 427
Batavia street entertainod Of dinner
Thursday, November 9th Rev. and
Mrs. Fl. Owens, DR. and Mrs w. A
Hamlins, Masters o. G and Wife
Famheric, Jr., and Miss Savannah
q. Norris.
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Mr.. FIenold Entertained.


Miss Clara Upshaw was hostess
Friday evening last of an enjoyable
social at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Upshaw on 18th
avenue, North. The social was CIV
en- In honor Of Mr.. H. Flenoid of Chi
cago, Ill. Music was the pleasure Of
the evening Miss Robbie May Wyatt
presided at the piano. The following
guests were present: Misses Robby
Mai Wyatt, NJ E. Lane, Clara Up
shaw, Ruth Love, Ivy D. Wyatt, Jen-
ny Love, Lillian Adams, Selma
Adams Eura Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Wyatt, Messrs. H. Flenoid, D.
Ewing, L. J. Nesbit, V. B. Upshaw, S.
D. Love, ]. w. Upshaw, Edwin Med
lin, and John Love.
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Phyllis WheatIey Club Bazaar.

This week the Phyllis Wheatlev
Club is giving their annual Bazaar a.
the Peoples Savings Band on Cedar
street. This club always does .
deal Of charity work during the win.
ire months and especially on Christ
mas. They are also PURCHASING a
home for old women and working
girls
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East Side Clubs Nos. I and 2.

East Side Clubs Nos. and 2.
! The East Side Clubs numbers l and
q met Wednesday evening at the
residence of MIR. Lee Pennington,
president of club number /. The
Injecting was opened by singing,
s"Where Jesus is tbs heaven there"
'Prayer by John Cchn; short address
,es we're given by e. Bryant and ]. B.
sWilliams in which they offered their
services to help build the church.
HThe clubs will meet Wednesday
evening, December 3, at the residence
..of Mr.. John Cohn, 100 Smiley street.
After business the clubs we're served
with three courses. Those present
were: Lee Pennington, John Cohn,
IL. Bryant, ], B. Williams, Matilda
Sage, Rebecca Elliot, America Nc
Gee, Holhe Sumington, Francis Da.
tvis Mamie Lytle, Johnetta Lewis.
l-tS,n
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Entertained Friende

Mr.. and Mrs Odis bishop of 916
TOcklaver street en-ortaino1 a few
friends Thursday, November 9th
Music and games were enioved. Mrs.
Bishops guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred McCady Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
kT4sdale, Mrs. Ida Lane, Mrs. Louise
EMaves Ward of Columbia, Mr. E.
n'ishop and two visiting girls from
Bowling Green, Ky. Mr. and Mrs
Joe Foster and Mr.. Geo. Vowel, Mrs
Bishop was assisted by her sister. A
three course menu was served.
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A Recentlon.

a Reception.
The ladies' of ane Tabernacle c..
" Y Church East Nashville, ten
dered to their now pastor = splendid
reception on Friday evening. A
short program was ARRANGED Miss
g. V. White acted mistress of cere-
N0nies end Miss Ida White per
'ovmod at the organ A welcome
'dross was delivered on behalf of
mo Methodist churches by Rev.
ThownsNn, pastor of Braden Chapel
~ r. Church, end also remarks by
Vo1'ins. pastor of A NJ, y u church.
A great sDeech was made by by
n w. Russell Of East Nashville.
0ov IT ! Johnson presiding edler
0' tho Clarksvile District, C. NJ. u
Church m0da a great ta1ll Response
hv 'ho noetor, Pow r r Polk The
choir rendered few choice seloc.
'ore ard tNon al were invited into
No1l whoro the feast was spread
'ranv puost were present.
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Y. N. L. E. Club.

The Y. NJ. L. f. Club met with Mrs.
H. G. Clayborn No. Green street,
Thursday evening November 10Th at
$3.50 p. m. The ladies' were engaged
in beautiful needle work until $50
O'Clock when the hostess invited them
into the dining room where a delicious
lunch was served.
The next meeting will he with Mrs.
Adams, 1902 Heiman street Thurs
day, December 4th.
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The Geo. Hubbard HoanltaI club.


The George Hubbard Hospital Club
met in the parlors Of the Hosr'al
Business of much Importance was
transacted. The club will have their
fourth annual sermon December "A
1919 at Meh9rry Auditorium l. O'Clock
a. m. Sermon preached by Rev N
D. Shamborguer Every member is
expected to he present and f~'er
are invited to attend also. The fol.
lowing officers hevn hoor elected f-e
the next wear: President, Mrs. p. P.
Burrus: Vice President. Mrs r. TT
Derrick; Secretary, Miss " L. Moore,
Treasurer Mrs. Fl T. Noel. Evecu-
tive Committee: rms. J. A. Lester.
Mrs. j. Fl. Holman, Mrs. Andrew
Bright, Reporter, Mrs. Excie A. Cul-
lon.
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eteele-Po'k.
Tho friends of Mrs Mary A. Polk
announce 70 the public her mar.
~'ooe to Mr.. jessie G Steele o.
~hicago NJ. November 18th 1913
Pow. u. a Mathews Officiating. They
aro at home, 1906 Fulton street
CHICAGO. H. Mrs Polk WIS former.
W Of this citv, and an ardent mem.
her Of Ciart Memorial M r Church
We wish for her long and happy
life.
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Enjoyshla Dance.

Enjoy2tlo Dance.
An enjoyable dance OF The season
vas given Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Susie Hicks on the
Harding road to compliment her
ister Miss Gussie Mai Suar The
house was 'as lily decorated with
pains end ferns. For the occasion
mgsic was furnished by three piece
orchestra and at late hour punch
was dispensed. The dancers mum.
bered about sixteen couple. Mrs
Hicks was assisted in receiving the
guest by Miss Alice Anderson.
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nd MS Fla. Frierson on Thomp-
son street. They will hen - 70
5iackshear, Ga, their future home.
Among TIE many valuable presents
given, was a handsome silver orange
and sa.2d service given by the
gacheca Of Knowles School.
ardday next Monday
Many OF Nrs Browns pupil were
at the welding
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Tenth avenue, South. A color scheme
If red and white prevailed in the
house decoration. Mr. and Mrs
Posey we're assisted v.n
their mother, Mrs. Smith. Prof.
Frank Teasley, Jodie Norris, and
Versie Whitney presided at the piano.
Games and music we're enjoyed until
la.e in the evening, after which a
delightful ice course was served
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
NcRoss, Mr.. and Mrs Fugua, Mr.
and Mrs. Sneed, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs.
Josie Posey, Misses Fannie McFarris,
Bessie ValX ssir
and Luther Curtis, Beulah Mcdaniel,
Mary Harper, Pearl Stewart, Aren-
tina Rains, M7t..e
Buchanan, Leanna Posey, Lady Over
all, Marie Long. Messrs. r. e. Tin
non, Sam Whitney, Manual Buford,
John r. Gibson, Joe Williams, Frank
Weatherford. Albert Mcdaniel, Shack
Bond, Johnson, Pointer, Eugene
Avans, Henry Henderson.
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Juvenile industrial Cub
Mrs. Lottie Herrod entertained the
Juvenile Industrial Club Monday
night, November II, for The benefit
Of the club. A meet sum was real
lied. The membership hos greatly
increased since the organization of
the club. Fancy work is TAUGHT by
the members. The future prospect
Of the club is very bright.
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-.
Scores st towns were partly sub
merged, ana hundreds Of families
have been driven from their homes
The Colorado River was higher to-
[day than 1t was In years.
Fgar is felt. for the great dam at
Austin, which is little more than half
finished. at a cost Of nearly one mil
lion dollars.
Many miles Of railroad have been
washed out by the food. and the dam
age to property and crops is estimat-
ed at ten million dollars
THE damage to the, Gatun locks
was nominal said Lieutenant Sic
bert today, after he had inspected the
work shaken y the midnight earth.
quake. =
He was preparing his report to be
forwarded to Washing ton.
/ Il found the gates unframed and
4only superficial slide, which can be
removed in the next twelve hours. he
tconc1nded
Colonel Goethals, In charge Of the
work Of building the canal said
i through his secretary:
Practically no damage was done te
! the great project +
James Ben Ali Haggin. the multi
Imillionaire racing man, who has beer
battling against pneumonia. was much
! improved today, but his physicians
{. say his condition is still dangerous
August Belmont's famous three yea
stold Tracery. for which he was recent!
ioffered 5000, 900, was defeated at New
Market England. today by Cantileg
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The Catholic Mission was the seems
Of 4 pretty wedding at I o'clock last
evening when Miss Adeline T. Pan.
gelinan became the wife Of Allan J.
Kinsella, Rev. rather Jlrich officiat.
ing. Mrs. Mary Nash, a sister Of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid, while r
T. Cosgrove was best man. only q few
instimate fffends and relatives Of the
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couple being present. Mr.. Kinsella
has been an employe Of the Manufac-
turers' Shoe store for q number Of
years, and the bride is sisterin-law
Of Alfred H. Jungclaus The couple
will leave in the Ventura for San
Francisco this evening, where they
viii make their home.
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err. IN the race for the Jockey Club
Stakes Of $4,000. Aleppo finished
third.
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The members Of the Honolulu Al
Club yesterday disposed Of q large
number of tickets for the Ad Club
performance which the Worlds Fair
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stock oor,pshy will sirs q tie Opera
House on the eveninU Of October i
"Going Some win BE the title Of t1e
play. and tickets for same are ~
sale ct Tkrum,s boob store. Or they
NAV be obtained from any club men.
Der. The proceeds VIII 90 to the A1
Clubs treasury.
Tnat the king Is worried over The
|untoward turn Of Irish affairs >
shown By the numerous requests BE-
is making upon his cabinet for advice.
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Four persons were drowned in the
food at San Antonio today, accord
ing to dispatches received at Austin.
Tex. : Eight inches of rain were re-
Ecrted there last night.
Continual rain for seventy-four
hours has swollen nearly every
stream to Texas to food stage. Many
Of the larger rivers are oFerfowing,
lend On cnC"rrCuS acreage in tiNe
southern. central and eastern parts
Of the State has been inundated.
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OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
WIRELESS
To the Advertiser

announcement was made IT Peking
TO-DAY that the national assembly has
decided to elect President Yuan Shihs
kai for q term of FIVE years This
will be the first constitutional cleo
tion in the Chinese republic, and prob
ably viii take place October 10 I'M
less frustrated by the Imperiahsts
who are plotting to restore the EN-
lpire. "
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King Gustav v Of Sweden was sud-
denly taken I'LL today Of stomach
aiiment, and his condition Is precari-
GUS.
King Gustaf, who assembled the
throne In 1907 has been in supposedly
good health. News Of his condition
became public tonight. Grave anxi-
ETY. as to the outcome ofzhis illness
Is expressed, and prayers for his re.
covery have been asked.