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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-02
NOME uls nlum Toucu
Or COMING WINTEH

Nome sopt The entire pe1n- aula .H u Che sripl of a cold wnvo and Iee Is reported having formed m many of Che localities Of Jh.a l.ar.o.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-02
SUN srILL SHINES
IN sUNNY sNAGWll

Fairbanks Sept Reports uuR various eamn. m rHa vicinity state ".r heavy snow # falling aud H.. bee. falling for several hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

TWO BANKRUPT
PETITIONS FILED
Lancaster Merchant and South
Richmond Grocer Declare
Their Insolvency.

Two merchants. ono doing business
in Lancaster County ana tho other III
South Richmond. fled voluntary petit
lions ia bankruptcy yesterday in tho
United states District Court
Thomas + Warren. retail mer-
chant OF Ml!cnhcck, Lancaster County
dcoi'ro.l his Insolvency with liabilities
OF $","-g.96 ana assets Of only S675
Creditors for the most part arc To-
Gated il, baltimore. The major por-
:inn Of MS assets arc represented by
valued ri :iaj. The largest creditors
$50 the amount OF The claims they
mold, are: Il. O. Norris. Jr.. T. j.
Downing and ". r. saunders, joint
note ho'dcrs, $500: W. II Walker. lien
Sis; ialNmorc Bargain House. note
sac: Baltimore bargain House. omen
:.ccci;ut. SfGu; j. II. Wood Camden,
X. J., SaAp: Nrs. j. Is. wood. Millcn
beck. ;.5e: =. j.. Weight e Co. Ralti-
more. :lIT; ir!rishrian, Morris e. CO.
Baltimore. size; J. y. Edmondson &
Co. !aitimcrc, $lG7; r. Is iaumon
fredericksburg. $50. and l.. II. Baker
Ottun,en. Va. $40.
O. *. MorHan. q grocer OF 200 West
Twelfth Street. .;cHth Richmond
showed on i:s schedule liabilities OF
in trade valued at $3.50, and accounts
due amounting to $27i.34. represent
his assets. The creditors involved in
the bankruptcy a:c all Richmond fi.ims
The largest creditors are: Pitts i'ur-
n;turc Company. $13l: Charles Lur-
gems. $50; G. W. Antrim " sons
$2S957: y. Meyer d sons. $l15: H. Sus-
man Grocery Co. So. ana Thos Il.
DIETRICH x Co. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
FIND WATER PURE
IN G|NTER PARK
Land Company Employs Chem
lists to Look After Town Plant
and Make Water Analysis.

No fear need bo entertained by the
residents Of Ginter Park in regard 10
the purity of the water supply of that
suburb. When tho first agitation
about the water OF the city was
brought up. the Lewis Gintcr Land and
Improvement Company, through its
president. . II Funston. employed
Frorhline & Robertson to take charge
or the sanitary supervision Of tho en-
tire plant. and TO make an ANALYSIS Of
the water Tho first report is shown
hN the following letter to the com
panN. received yesterday from Froeh-
ling Il Robertson.>
In reply 10 yours of the 2ist inst
requesting MS to take charge Of the
sanitary inspection Of Your water
pl"nt We beg 10 say that We shall be
much pleased To do so and viii make
Such hacterioloeical and chemical tests
as 10 enable MS to keep the water sun
pi> up TO the highest standard Of
purity
we viii make such tests twice a
month or oftcner If we consider IL ad
visable, and viii promptly rcpor, to
YOU in writing any defects No NAV
INA at an, time and advise as to the
remedy
we are now making chemical
analysis Of the water. which IS no,
quit" complete, but We hav.. finished
IN" sanitary analysts which g highly
satsiactory We have also cufnul.,cd
IN" hhcteriolovical examination. which
shows tn" water 10 he free from auy
hact"rla! Impurities Or contamination ="
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
CHARLES {. POTTS
RET|RES ON PAY
c. & Q. Shows Appreciation of
Veterans Services-Hancock
Made Assistant Treasurer.

Tho retirement from service OF
'harles + Potts. who has been for
many years assistant treasurer of the
'hcSapeakc and ohio Railway. was an
i"uhc"d by Vice President Axtell yes
'"rdaE Mr.. iotts's retirement is due
!" III health, and In appreciation of his
services he has been retained on the
payroll of tn" company
John Hancock, who has been pay
master OF III" rond was appointed as
SiStdnt treasurer by the board OF di
i"r'"iS a. It's meeting on June 10
Hr iottS Is a veteran railroad man.
IL" vas for thirteen wears an emplove
90! m" Richmond and Danville, working
nus "aN up from tho position of de-
HF"I| clerk 70 that Of cashier He on
tered IA" service of the Chesapeake and
'it!o twenty nv" years ago having be-
S'n a. cashier at the freight station.
~" "aH then promoted to the treas
'i'i "ihc", ana after serving about
h'c years rs cashier was made treas
urcr
Wh"n the road changed hands in
wy Jhin"S Stcuart Mackic was made
inhSHr"i Win Offices In New York. ana
"i i'"'l- b"chfnc assistan, treasurer.
or F"tts Vas born In North Caro-
ma. and no" lives in Ashland
mr. Hancock. The newly aDpointed
'sH'f'hnt treasurer has been nav
.u"h'cr f"r the road for about twenty
-" F"ars. and was formerly with The
t 'chn"nd and Allegheny
L. . Burruss. nasiatant pavmastcr
ht h""n mad" pnvmnstcr al the road
y 'hf@c changes win become effectivn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST OVERLY
Broke Smallpox Quarantine, and
Now Is Accused of Stealing
Jewelry From Woman.

r.. a overly. twenty-one ycars ola
VII pe arraignod In Police Court tbta
morning on tho charge OF grand lar
ny an" violating the health laws by
pcSthouRe here on Nav 2
overly Was arrested yestord.y ~
i'"tecuve- S"rtcantS Krcngel and Al
hihSon AZ the railroad Y NJ C.
"her" h" had room lie was accu,od
.! 'he officers Of stealing jewelry and
"th"f articles. valued at sl35 from !,
suitcase owned 10y Mrs Julia Wright
itlldrcth. Of Petersburg on .Iunc
MIS- itlldteth checked nor grin az tho
h""s stand in tho Byrd street Station.
Wh"r" overly was employed While IL
was I'm his possession overly ~ allo1od
70 haF" opened II and taken out tho
Vai"ahi"S Mrs. Iiildrcth did no, dis
cover her loss until She reached Boston,
Mass" and AT once made Il report OF tho
matter 20 The Richmond police
krenrel and Atkinson received in
formation which implicated Overly.
when FIRST taken In custody he denied
the theft Later. At police headauar-
t"rs. No hrok" down and made con
fesston 10 Captain Of Dctective. Nc
Mahon lic said ne still had the stolen
goods They were hidden in tho mat
tr"ss Of his bed at tho 7 VI G. A He
showed tho detectives where tho loot
was. and i, viii hc used as evidence
against him when The case is tried
overly was committed TO the pest
house hy the Health Department au-
'horitcs h"cags" ho had been exposed
10 smallpox hts roommate I. L. Bar
bcr having fallen victim To tho dis
ease As = pr"caution he Was ordered
confined until II was certain he had
not contracted II. overly said he did
not Ike the SURROUNDINGS AZ the pest
house, and on MAY ; simply walked
away Iic went 20 Norfolk and re-
rnninnd thare saNnral INeeks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
POST A ENDORSES
MAIN STREET SITE
Travelling Men Again Urge
Council Committee to Fight
for That Location.
WANT sUBsTATIoN UPTOWN
Various Organizations Urged to
Get Together and Unite
on One Plan.

| Post A. OF tho Travellers Protective
! Association. representing moro than
! 1000 members unanimously Endorsed
the plan to locate the proposed union
passenger station at Fifteenth and
Main Streets. at it's regular monthly
meeting last night
! In SO doing tho post reaffirmed il.
action OF nearly year ago, having
been one of the first organizations to
recommend union station at that
point. committee from the post.
consisting Of W. n. Stuart. chairman
Thomas PoindcNter and j. A. Richard
son. has appeared twice before the
Jo'n' committee OF Council on union
station. and urged the advantages Of
ihe Main street site. The resolution
n passed last night follows:
We indorse the location Of a union
passenger station In the VICINITY OF
Fifteenth and Main Streets. as tho
most logical position for th, same. and
We also recommend the location of a
sub station in tho West End"
=. 6. Christian strongly urged tho
necessity for concerted action ON tho
part Of all organizations, in recon
menGins a site. He pointed out mat
any division on the question Of site
would furnish the :ai:roals with an
excuse for delay. while :, concerted
demand Tor station at n given point
would be sure 10 he eff -crive in time
He referred TO the delay and loss
caused by the alteration over the To-
cation OF the post office as an Example
of the harm done by disagreement
Why They Favor IL.
The reasons brought GU, oy various
speakers why the station should h.,
located at Fifteenth ana Main Streets
were that IL is the only point where
all roads can enter without phstruc,.
ing traffic that II is in the centre OF
the johbing, wholesale and manufac-
turing district. and hat 1t = convent
ent to the docks. banks, tn hotels
and the street railway lines
\ handsome loving cup abou, foot
and half tall was on exhibition at
I. +. y. headquarters. which has been
presented TO President George W Roy
ere by members of POST y as "a tribute
OF their esteem and recognition OF his
energetic work for the success OF the
national convention President Rog-
crs and the chairmen Of the various
committees which arranged the CON
ven,ion. were accorded a Using vote
Of thanks for their work
Rev. !. J. Gravatt. II. u. chaplain of
the post. was present and made a short
talk The report Of tho chairman Of
the committc" on membership showed
that the post has 1890 members. max
ing II the third largest post In the
United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
RECORD ENROLMENT
REPORTS to school nonrd show Pom
InrltN Of Nncntinm Elu-scx

rcrint"ndent. delivered last night at
the REGULAR monthly meeting of the
CITY school BOARD. TIA" enrolment al
scholars IN the vacation schools now
exceeds IN" ncuIcs FOR any previous
year His report showed tho following
situation Enrolment in tn. vacation
school Of John Marshall High school
o. RUNNER School. 2s2. Chiluborazo
school, Ston"wall Jackson school.
~ fowhatan school 81 total OF
Pleas FOR p new Banbridee school
w"r" made Ia tn" board by a Gclcga-
ton OF south Richmond people who
pointed ont the rapid Growth in tho
enro!lmcnt in the Southsidc schools and
ihe danger Of crowdiug the class-ruoms
beyond their normal capacity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Mrs. Thorpe Reported by Police for
\ How Ing Gellmr Lmp TO ncmnl In Omen.

MIS- \ 7 Thorp", proprietor u The
Streets. who was fined - In Police
Court WEDNESDAYS foi abusing Patrol
man Moore. was reported Yesterday by
ratrolinau Mcnamara for allowing a
cellar cap 10 remain opcn while not
in use. in violation Of tho city ordi-
hence. She viii hc summoned 10 Po-
lie" Court 20 show wly she should not
he fined
II was concerning tho cellar cap that
brought Moore and Mrs Thorpe into
tho argument which resulted in tho
arrest and conviction in Police Court
She appealed from the nuc imposed b.
JNstlCc Crntchflolh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
OFFICER ACCOMMODATING
Driver Tells Him to Report Him mud
ucrnhtcin Pr0mptIy AcHuicsccn.

"lf catch you doing that again"
said Traffic Oihcor bernstein to n man
III "A runahout who violated the traffic
ordinance ut Eighth and Broad Streets
last night about Q o'clock. III report
you"
"ictter do IL now" retorted the
driver.
I'm always accommodate ting. What's
your name" asked EcrnStcin
The driver gave his name as j. ID.
Craig, Ir II lawyer. OF 607 East Frank
lin street He VIII be summoned to
Police Court
According to tho officer. Craig made
u wrong turn. and he made him back
and take the turn as required by ordi-
nance 1t was after he had returned
that the words with Bernstein took
place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Doing nu.rnc.. wIthon, license

\ ruIe VAS entered hy the State
Corporation Commission Yesterday
against the National Fire proofns
Company, nonresident corporation,
rcturnahle July : ~ 10 y NJ 10 show
cause why i; should no, he hned under
Section 1918 OF tho code OF virginia.
for ,ransacting business IN THE state
without having FIRST obtained certih-
cate OF authority
The Are proonns company is said 70
have considcra HE sub contracts in
connection with the erection of tho
now Murphy and Ruoger Hotels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
BLEW OUT THE GAS
Negro Dies TWO Dnys Later. After
BcinI Found 'nconScIou. In Hotel.

William stokes. colorcd twenty -ouc
years old. blew oGt the gas IN his room
streets. Tuesday night lie died LAST
night AT 10 o'clock at the Richmond
iospital iHd East Baker Street
Early "Wednesday morning tn. odor
OF gas was detected in tn" hotel. and
up"n lnvcstiGat!on II WAS found TO
lSSU" from Stokcs'S room lie was lying
IN bed unconscious and the key OF the
gas Jet was wide open. making II clear
that the negro had blown out IN. fame.
stokes MAS rushed 10 tn. hospital, and
~ Mas at inst thought he would live.
but ne succumbcd 10 the effects Of gas
poisoning
Coroner Taylor. who viewed tho body.
s3ld AN inquest would ho unnecessary.
Fined $40 for Cruelty.
W. Lacy was fined go and costs yostor-
day morning In Police Court fOr cruelty
lNnrkIrc a hiseasnH -.-Ln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

!. J tatnvIS ana mis- wife Rachel Bt
roo0l, ni ~ Est Main street. VET" arlaiEr
"d IN lrh. court Yesterday morning on 'hr
shnrg" ~ e.rcpirE !u Jefferson park IE"y
"ore inri y hy JDpricc crutchHcld. hu' n-
af'"f Hnri u"riI"d 20 discharge them VIII e.
W"5IirE Erfpoly explained that he ard
hiN 100" t1'h worked ~ q factory and after
g. fafG Say work sought rest In th- PARK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

Al thc last meeting OF tho Monroe
Grand Lodge. No a.. Hcralds OF Lib
erty, y. ]. Reardon. State deputy OF
virginia. was unanimously chosen as
delegate 10 tho annual convention
which viii be held n Huntsville, Ala,
on July y! Resolutions indorsinG the
work of the grand officers during the
N"ar were passed and MIR Reardon
Mas instructed to vote for their re-
oleciiOn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

INNTIN"Nl IN ~" FuW OF WI - V0a
awarded tho western Newspaper Cuiou
iu iis suii aG"tnai The Kcilam Hospital
us o luiy iu rh" Law and :Iuity court
N"st"idaf morning The suit waH ap-
pea!"d fipu ~" CiYi! Justice Cour'.
and ~" Judgment o: The lower court
HHH sustained
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Sight watchman Beaten.

= II FHriner. Charles Davis. Allia l.Arcr
arl Clarence" Sturdevaut. young whit. ru-..
Ware .rraigued IN Police Cour, y"-'ertny
uorrIur ru MO Chargc OF felonlDusiy ts-
sauItlrp u g McWhirt. night wntchinar .,t
am joe plant nt Linden and Cary S'rcr's.
farWer Davis ana c'UfG"vant were held Tor
grand 'u-y action. and i.eoer. who could rn'
b. prSiiif'y Identified hy McWhirt as src
.; ids assat.au's was placed under 500 rord
for ris rrar- r-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Reckless. Driver Fined s.,.

charlie II Ron" u fnnchInis,. was Gned i.5
ana 'oefH f"s'"f'ia| morning In POLE" court
fof f"' kl"s-Ir uf!ring an automobile on The
hiEh' 90 Na} 3! itp-" ran into Il ma hiu"
n Laurel aud Franklin str""t- causing =
I"n hiht "h" unt o'cupyiUg . rear ''a'.
30 Poe ttroy % oU' Factoring hiA collar hHHa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Womnn Arre.tcd for Theft.

Trcnc Henderson. cOlOrcd GIT. was
arrested last night by Detective Ser
geant Wiley aud Detective Duffy on the
charge OF entering tho dwelling Of
Fifteenth Street. and stealing $40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27
Returns with Prisoner

Detective Sergeant Bailey returned
last night from baltimore, Md, with
John Pollard, colored who Is wanted
here on charge Of shooting irene
Hubbard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-27

Three negroes, Bcnnic Valentine. Sid
ncy Goodc and Alfred Coles We're ar
rested Yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Wiley and Detective Duffy on tho
charge of stealing harness from the
stables of the ] w Bliley Company.
200 East Marshall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

William p. Sloane. Mrs. Willard ID.
Straight. Mrs Henry y. Ward and Mrs
Malcolm d. Whitman.
The annual Charity Ball, IN aid of the
Nursery and Child's Hospital, will tax,
Mace at the Waldorf-Astoria on Thurs
day. February 3. The executive commit
fee i'm charge of the ball includes George
n Sullivan. chairmamn; Daniel g
Adams Marcel StenbrugSe. Stowe
Phelps. Whitney Morrill,, Theron A
Strong. W. Halsted Wander Peel and
shelton r. Martin.
On the membership committee are VIII
lam r. Maloney, Jr., chairman WIZ
lam %. Boulton. jr.. .. Douglass Green
William Herbert Adams, Henry q. Bar
tol. Douglas H. Gilman, FRANCIS r. az
ton. Henry S. Parker. George w. al
penter, Nicholas Danforth. AItreu Ely
jr.. John Elliot Douglas Gibbons, sidney
p. Henshaw, Harold r. Herfick' oa''iue
n. Hinckley, j. Horton lJams' sheraro
Krech, Howard A. PlImmer. Henry .
Parker, II. Hartley Ramsay Henry ID
Stimson, Anton schefer and John
Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
GENERAL SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Lawrence Priddy gave two OF a
series of four bridge parties last week
at her home, No. 50 West s5th street. The
first one took place on Tuesday and the
second one on Friday. The remaining
two will take place tomorrow and on
Tuesday. The decorations were OF q
Christmas nature. .-
Mrs. William Jerome Toomey gave .
luncheon on Wednesday at her home, NO.
Sc West SOD street. Her guests were Mrs.
Arthur ]. Toomey, Mrs. Philip Frank
Kastle, Mrs. William Smith Young, Mrs.
Leonard l.. Hill. Mrs. Mathew Gardiner
Mrs. George Fall and Miss Margaret
Hicks Bridge followed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Austin Morrison.
ir., gave a dinner on Thursday at theif
home. No Isl Central Park West.
Mrs. John H. Hanan will give an sue"
ton bridge party on January at her
home. No. 1913 Fifth avenue, for the
benefit Of the Little Mothers Aid Assocta-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. william T. Parker, Of
No $40 Riverside Drive, will go to Los
Angeles next month to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. ]. Linton Glentwarth and Miss
Glentwarth. of No. 1Os West sith street,
will be 'at home" the third Sunday after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

, noon OF each month throughout the sea-
son. Their first reception Will DO held to-
day.
The Wednesday Auction Bridge Club
met with Mrs. F. H. Mills last week at
| her home, No. $50 West Gath street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Toucey. Of No.
on January s, and second one on Janu-
airy IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Jackson, Of Wash
ington, are at the Hotel Belleclaire,
Broadway and nth street, for a short
stay.
Mrs Edward Smith Bailey and Mrs.
William Dingwall Stewart will give a
Virginia supper for forty guests on
Christmas night. They will also give
dances in January and February.
Miss Bonita Guggenheim, daughter OF
Mrs. BENJAMIN Guggenheim. will be in
troduced to society on Christmas Eve at
dance given for her by her mother at
| the St. Regis.
Mrs. Allen Tobey was married last
month at the Plaza. She is a daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. B. G. Carleton.
Announcement has recently been made
! of the engagement of Miss Mary l.. Har-
rington, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. c.
Harrington TO Godfrey Earnshaw OF
! Philadelphia.
Miss Hildegarde Jackesch is the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. William Dun Shivers,
of No. PA Riverside Drive. She is de-
| butante of the season. Her parents are
DR.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Jackesch, of VII
emma. DR.. Jackesch is physician to the
Austrian Emperor.
| Mrs. A. ]. McManus, of No. 255 West
1Osth street, recently gave gobbler party
at her home. afterward distributing the
| turkeys TO the poor.
| Mrs William r. Chapman, president OF
the Rubnstein Club, will leave town to-
morrow for Chicago. TO spend the holt
DAYS with her parents. She will return
. to New York on January s.
Mrs. Charles Vincent Palermo enter
| tained at a luncheon and bridge on
Wednesday afternoon at her home, the
Castle, Riverside Drive and ls2d street.
' Winners Of prizes were Miss Msrcslls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

Members Of society who are interested
in the work being done by the Cohsum-
ers' League of New York are looking ior-
ward to the Soiree Dansante which VIII
be given in the Grand Ballroom of the
Plaza Hotel on Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy s.
A feature OF the affair will be an exhi-
bition Of international dances in costume
which Is expected TO prove a most divert
ing part of the evenings entertainment
This exhibition will be presented by
members OF the Metropolitan Opera bal
let, who will dance the national dances
of the various countries in appropriate
costumes. Ott6xar Bartik, ballet master
Of the METROPOLITAN Opera House, lis stag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

, Park avenue. The engagement of the
! young couple was announced on October
! !. Mr.. Andre came TO New York from
Hamburg Germany about a year ago,
and will make his home here after the
wedding. Baroness Won Andre. sister of
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew, is his cousin.
Under the patronage OF Mrs. T.. French
Vanderbilt Mrs Daniel 5. Lamont. Mrs.
William Watts Sherman, Mrs. Benja'
min s Guinness. Mrs Ralph Sanger.
Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Clifford
V. Harmon and Mrs. Leo W. Werthem-
er. Miss Clara Alexander, formerly of
Mississippi Will give a children's Christ
mas matinee on December 30 at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. While the programme viii
be arranged especially for children, the
grown-ups will enjoy quite as much Miss
Alexanders delineation of Southern folk
songs and plantation life She will be as
sisted by Jack Hobbs BARITONE.
Patrons ana patronesses OF the benefit
performance OF Madame Butterfly TO
be given Saturday evening, January 3, at
the Metropolitan Opera House for the
Barnard College 100000 quarter century
fund for badly needed new buildings, in
clude Mrs. A. a. Anderson, Mrs. August
Belmont. Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler.
Henry Clews DR.. John IL. Finley Or.
William Grosvenor's Mrs. John Henry
Hammond Mrs. j.. Borden Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs Frederick B. Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs Otto II. Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Low. Mrs William Church Osborn. Mrs.
Herbert Parsons. Mrs George Haven
Putnam. Mrs Joseph Pulitzer Mrs. Ralph
Pulitzer. George l.. Rives Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid, Mrs. Charles Cary Runsey Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21

/, ing the exhibition, and will direct the
dances.
BECAUSE Of the character OF the work
which the Consumers League has done
and is now doing in behalf OF the 5OO'O"
working women and children OF the state
IL has long had the support OF the most
influential people In the city the league
now numbers among It's 200 members
many of the prominent society and ciuo
women Of New York and has been able
10 accomplish much to tighten the lot OF
shop and factory workers since IL" was
organized sixteen years ago. Ihe carry
Christmas shopping campaign was one
Of the first to be started by the Con-
sumers' League, and II is because OF It's
efforts that the movement has become
general throughout the country. 1t Is
hoped that the coming AFFAIR VIII add
largely TO the funds used In propaganda
work OF the league.
The committee has announced the list
of patronesses. who include Mrs. willard
d. Straight, Mrs. Amos Pinchot, MISS
Grace Potter, Mrs. Frederick Edey, Mrs.
Ernest Thomson Seton, Mrs. William e..
Demorest, Mrs Lewis l.. Seaman, Mrs
| Oswald Willard. Mrs. Paul ID. Cravath
Mrs. Louis Nixon. Mrs. Samuel Inter
never. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, jr., Miss
| BelIe Gurnee, Mrs. Robert Goelet, Mrs
Sidney Borg. Mrs. William Cumming
story. Mrs Nelson Herrick Henry, Mrs
! August Belmont, Miss Florence Guern-
sev Mrs Howard Mansfield, Mrs. James
Speyer, Mrs. Edward l.. Hardness. Mrs.
Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. William +. Nc
Combs. Mrs. Charles s. Whitman and
Mrs. william Allen Butler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-21
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Mrs. William b. Dinsmore.