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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
To,,I saIeS for tho day, rs, 900 shares.
WEEKLY FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Better Balance In Wall Street Than for
Some Time Past,

NEW YORK. oct. 25,-The stock mar
ket of the week revealed q better balance
between the opposing, parCes TO , speeuaa
tlon than for some time past. Inns Inns re.
suited in shifting fluctuations as first the
bnIiIsh and then the bearlsh view pre-
vailed. Arguments derived from govern.
ment acts or policies were given most
xThiIe financial and trade considerations
stIll constituted a drag on the advance
Much capital was made or the advance
in freight rates allowed TO the railroadS
by tho Interstate commerce commission
In the Missouri river territory. Inc de-
cIsIon was announced at a time when an
over extended short interest," IN siocKs
had begun already to show uneasiness
over the resisting power OF the market.
The amount OF increase In revenue Tor
the railroads in the aggregate Is siIlali.
Nevertheless. some sweeping inferences
we're drawn from the decision on account
or It's possible bearing on the wider cues
ton OF the general advance IN rates
asked for by the eastern railroads; for
one thing. il was the first general ad-
vance allowed by the commission since
It's grant OF powers three years ago. I'M
portance was attached also TO the stress
laid by the commission in It's decision on
the necessity for iusufyng opposition 10
Increased rates. on this account more
hopcfui view was taken OF the prospects
for success of the eastern roads, since
shippers are not offering active resist
ance 10 the petition for an increase
Rcports from the steel trade also threw
into prominence the supposed necessities
of tho railroads for increased compensa-
ton in order to stimulate their demands
for material Chairman Gary of the
United states Steel corporation dwelt
anon this point In his address before the
American Iron and Steel institute. steel
prices and even pig iron prices showed
n soft tone. Current consumption. how
ever continues large. The same is truc
Of general trade. In spite OF the fact that
ha nd to- mouth buying Is adhered 10 IN
many lines.
Iect OF banking and currency legislation,
| This grew out of the belief that changes
would be allowed which would increase
the favor felt by bankers toward the
| measure The United States per cents
wero relieved from tho depression from
which they have suffered and scored a
| smart recovery In the market price,
| Domestic money conditions moved to-
ward greater ease with the approach OF
| the period OF satisfaction OF interior de-
| ands on the reserve ceDtcrS, Rapid
ma rk citing of the crops. well az the
| effects Of deposits OF treasury funds. con-
| duced TO this result. No ma rked relaNa-
| ton OF the tiehtncss IN the general mar
| kct for capital has occurred
Frost damage TO cotton and tho Mexi-
| can news were factors 10 disquict
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas CITY.

ceIpts 1900. steady 10 DC higher Bulk.
81. i5Go7 50: heavy, SGG097S5: packers and
butchers, S7.5O07.90: lights, SJ.4o@7 so;
pigs, S6.00nT25.
Cattle-Rcceipts 500: steady. Prime
fed steers. SS.SjM9JO; dressed beef steers,
S725mS.I5, western steers, $625GS.50,
southern steers. $5.5O@I2J; cows. S4-25q
500 helfers. S5.00@9.25: stockors and
feeders. s5,504TS0 bulls, Si,5o@6.50;
calves. S5,50m9.00.
Shoep-Receipts 1000; steady. Lambs,
s660qT.15: yesrlinss. Si.75@5.60; wethors.
S4250r5 30: ewes. $3.16Ni.35; stockcrs and
feeders, s3p6,50
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.aK Oct. 25.-The small fluo-
stocks which occurred today
1Icstion OF the trend Of specu-
IA Of the market was tho abb
Ssorptive power. ITadi9s 5g-,S was as
srff,cient TO depress prices
rbs customary weekend COW
II the session caused n slight
An restored the list TO about
~ yesterdays final range.
q n general dispositions to
,opments of the next few DAYS
|.Sn by the lack OF Initiative on
4 ~ the market. Recent ad-
NexIco In particular were In
resiricting speculation. Bs-
fhe showing 90 he made by
States Steel corporation IN
nInE quarterly statement were
snd the expected Influence OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

spring, s5dssc; 40. 2 spring, S28s5c; velvet
chRn. saGS5,sc durum. 7sds2c.
Corn-No. 2. zoe. No. white I0ke; NO. :
yellow. 7oHG701zc. No. 8. ce&c: No white
7o07oHc. No. yellow, 7c87o1c.
oSt,-No. white. S9aGi05so; standard, 40
siso.
Rye-No. 2, 6ikI5To.
Borley-55Ts7c.
Tlmothy-S276aS2S
Clovor-Ss 0o1lc.5o.
Forl-$2l.25
I7rd-tl065.
EIbs-SIp. 2Sdl1.oo.
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New York Money,

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Money on call
nominal; no loans. Time loans steady,
60 days, 44G5b per cent, 90 days, pei
cent: six months. a. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 55m59 per cent
sterling exchange weaker. S4.SO.S5 for &C
days. $t.S5.15 for demand: commercial
bills, 81, S0l: bar silver, 60c; Mexican dol
lars, 46lc; government bonds easy: rail-
road bonds Irregular
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/ BULLS ABLE
|REVE|VT DECLINE
of in Receipts Is
/ to as Bearing Out
heir Argument.

NJ Oct. 25.-Assertions that
Ier receipts than last season
\ the rule for the rest OF the
year overcame depression TO-
4 Tho close was steady. he
6ade up compared with last
n finished iGac TO s9tc net
ynrying from &c decline TO
ice and provisions with a gain
Ina took the ground that farm
i'nacious In regard TO holdings
'.r crop. and that with a spring
calIy a hundred million bush
n I'm 1912 the movement must
greatly diminished, and the
h OF supplies pointed out that
ceipts today did not amount
se OF the corresponding day
i and that the total for the
iii similar falling off.
against the bears did not
ielf in the wheat pit until at
ket had suffered an early set
'Nefly TO the fatterins outlook
lter crop. Cable quotations,
,ere rela lively firm nnd sellers
-.nll offers were being readily
trpng houses. The chief OBJ
a advance was the fact that
10 urgent outside demand.
Weather ahead brought about
In corn. The market at first
NAY with wheat and because
A al Liverpool, but short sell
,fterward punished when bull
fregained courage OH account
lcrnmcnt prediction of rain.
told. Oats were under con
fessure from the bears. but
t}fie with corn. Shipping de-
vHir.
: made a sharp advance. the
|. F1se In the price OF hogs. The
!. able feature was aggressive
sfd By brokers thought 20 rep
l Mig packers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

In foreign countries YOU come into
competition with the best goods from
every land. An article must have
merit Of tho highest order to win es.
tcem. In many Of these countries
Chamberlain y Cough Remedy is the
most popular medicine in. use for
coughs and colds because it is the
best For sale by all dealers.
(Advcrilsrmsnt
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Coffee Futures,

NEW YORK. Oct 25.-Coftec market quiet, but
steady today. The opening TO points
higher aud actlvo months sold 20 not higher.
cloeing Oteady. not unchanged TO higher. oo-
March 1o.67c, May, 10000; July II. loc septom-
Der. II 2lc.
lSkc: mild, quiet: Cordoya l3M9ishc. nom
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 25-Cattle-Re-
ceipts l00 steady Native steers S7.T5GD
e.25. COWS aud heifers. s5,756o7,2o; western
steers. S60o@S.00; Texas steers. $3.50
40: range CONS and hCifers. $4,000 90 /;
calvcs. s6.25Ga.75.
ogs-Recelpts 5000: higher. Heavy,
$500 I.75: lights. $i.4O@765: pigs $5 IS
al Is: bulk OF sales. sT.506765.
Shcep-Receipts 100; steady Year
lings. $tS5G5.65; wethers. S4256A75:
lambs Sc bOTp7.gJ
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Flax, Oats and RYe.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 25.-Flour. brar
and barley, unchanged.
No yellow corn. 67bm6Sc.
No. white oats. 3616S7c.
No . rye. 53056c.
Flax. $i.33a@135;.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Butter, eggs pota-
toes and poultry unchanged. Receipts:
Eggs. 1928 cases; potatoes. % cars.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct 25.-- Close IIogs-Rc.
ceipts 1000; firm. mostly &c higher Bulk
Of sales, S7.6a@Slo light. S1.50GS 90;
mixed. si.50Gs,30; heavy. sId0@s 80;
rough SIA0m75 pigs. $i,50II.JO
Ga attle---Receipts 500; steady. Beeves.
S6.3Ome.10; Texas steers. SGSJGlS 8 90:
western steers, ssl06fS.30, stockcrs and
feeders, S5.1001.6j; COWS and holfcrs.
81. $50; calves S6.50m 1000.
sheep Receipts zoo; SLOW. steady. Ma
tive. Si.00m5.00; western. SIl5Gn5. .0U:
yearlnSs. S5.Io06.oO; iambs. native Sc s.
ci 90: western. $t.9oer7 60.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Oct. o5-T1our-oulct
Wheat-Spot. steady No . red unchanged No
! northern Duluth. e5xo; December. % 7-l6c;
May. ?G5sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
METALS NOMINAL ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Copper Closes the Week at
$16.87 IL for Elecholytic
Brand; Silver Falling.


NEW YORK. Oct 25.-The metal
markets were dull and practically nomi-
nal. Copper remains firm. Lake $500
TlT.25i electrolytic, s1s.s7t; casting.
Sl650G 1915, these auotati tons being cash
delivered in thirty days Iron. un-
changed.
Closing Stock List.
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las In San Francisco.

Pollock &c Co.. investment
10 South Main street. supply
y received yesterday after
1eir private wire:
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Cotton Market.
Trade i'm Foreign Countries

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Cotton closed
firm AT n net advance Of 20 TO 25 points
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l.Pollock&Co,

1xablished 1890.
IMEi-T BROKERS.
euth Main Street.
a't Lake city.
res 10 ali markets.
tents members New York
nge. Boston Stock Ex-
30 Board OF Trade, New
exchange. Philadelphia
1se, New Orleans Cotton
Renver Stock Exchange.
60 Stock Exchange, Spo.
exchange. Butte stock
arried on liberal terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
THE LEADING FUTURES.

red. eI4G92e, No. rod. se9aic;
1855; No. hard. sIds5c: No. I"
No. 8 northern. ScaS5c. No, .
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Metal Market.
quoted yesterday at soc,
ahd copper at Slb.a7A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

A luxurious product of
purest ingredients-nour-
ishes the skin through
the pores and quickly
produces a clear complex
Ion. Scores OF our pa
irons Will have no other.
TRY IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

You will be surprised to
learn how many dishes
VIII taste better when
the delicate "fruity" fla
vor OF this rich olive oil
has been added
Half Pints Csc
FintS -,...,...-s......50c SOC
quarts =. ,o..s.s..S1. 90
In air-tight. light-proof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
The Fourtssn-Year-old and the Sex
Problem.

The Sex Problem comes % you at this
age. 1t is forced upon Your attention by
Nature itself. II you get II settled riEht
IL will have more to do with the real 10Y
and inward character OF your lfc than
n other thing.
Find some nature person vino il bptu
Intelligent and upright. your family
IN ysician ia the hest person perhaps.
II he Is "A man OF high character: posi-
bly, your teacher or pastor ar priest may
be the right person. 90 to him and ask
him To tell YOU the truth about your
body. about the feelings you have and
about the laws tina govern SeN-matt-rs.
For the most essential thing g. that
o know the truth. OF cour~- your par
ents are they who should talk plainly
with you. IL they VIII ,p 90. But above
oil things. do not read any books adver-
tised In the papers without some older
person who Is clean and sensible 10 help
you understand them. And under no
conditions 20 To an advertising doctor.
many Of these ar" the most peruiCious
advisers imaginable.
But to get this straight
ened out In your own mind. Meet H..
face IL. understand u. and resolve that
you will live clean and sane. Then
think OF ~ as little as possihle-pr
frank Crane in Woman's World for
May.
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Stork and Cupid
Cunning PIotters


There Il usually q certain degree Of dread
In every woman's mind as to the probable
pain. distress and danger Of childbirth.
But. thanks To n most remarkable remedy
known as Mothers Friend. all fear Is ban
ished and the period Is one OF u~Dbounded,
joyful anticipation
Mothers Friend Il used externally. It
Is a most penetrating application. makes
the muscles OF the stomach and abdomen
plant 80 they expand easily and naturally
without pain. without distress and with
none Of that peculiar NAUSEA. nervousness
and other symptoms that tend 60 weaken
the prospective mother. Thus Cupid and
the stOrk are held up to veneration thcy
are rated as cunning plotters TO herald the
coming OF n little sunbeam to gladden. the
hearts and brighten the ZONES VI u host OF
lappy families.
There are thousands OF women who have
Used Mothers Friend. and thus know from
experience that IL Is one Of our greatest
contributions To healthy, happy mother
hood. IL is sold by all druggists at Si.o0
PR bottle. and IL especially recommended
as a preventive Of caklng breasts and all
ether such distresses.
Write to Brndheld Regulator Co, 131
lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga. for their very
valuable book to expectant mothers. Get
O bottle Of Mothers Friend to-day.
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Informal Dance.

The Young men who so successfully
conduct the dances at the Elk's club
entertained with another affair Tues
day evening which was largely attend
ed. The Wright Saxaphone orchestra
OF Springfield furnished the music
and all the selections from the late
loperaS were rendered. In NV
Harem." Hello New York Town"
;and 'Druid's Prayer were new and
tho orchestra responded literally to
%encores. During the evening the
young men served a lunch. Those in
charge were Messers. Harry King.
Earl Hedges. Harry Lutz. Ankle Stead
man. Glenn Branum. Joe Weyrick. Al
fred Sonneborn. The following were
among those who attended.
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NAMED RECEIVER
Court Places jos w. HaUam In Gen.
eral Charge Of H7ilam Conctruc-
ton CO.

E .f On. f. I~rfsI...r..
'ftilNf'ToN ra. tprlI o. The
counts COURT to-day appointed John
w ITALIAN permanent receiver " tho
liai'IW ~'ou.frtDfion company. az
We hiuaipu of which hc i- tho prc-i.
dent This g. ono ~ the firrcst
~coutr1c'iu- 1ui huili'ug uc,rn in
tni. section 1fd general .urpr. was
Expressed lI.f wc * when Robert o.
lIaI'am and burroughs and Ur1Anicc.
creditor. won't into court and asked
f'lf 90 temporary receiver hc appoint
oi for fhr COMPANY. John NJ Hal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-16
United Dairy EMPLOYEES.

The employees 81 the United Dairy
c'Wrany entertained with n owing
party at thv oaks on TUESDAY eve-
ninE n a chicken wall" dinner was
"a feature Of the evening The guests
were. Mes r.. Charles Holloway.
san johnson. Stm Linden. David
Hunter. H.Iry HumoS William
i'u'l". q March. Frank Roberts.
sam H'p". .l"rrisor Dorham. Henri
Jones. ANDY iior,s. Thomas RraGv. q.
atwood g. Grand Rapids. Mich.
y O.. liInn"n and Harry ChampIiu.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN
FOR MISS DE VRIES
AT THE FORT HENRY CLUB
WEDDING TAKES PLACE
THIS EVENING.
Younger Set Enjoy Another Internal
Dance at the Eiks' Club and Other
Social Events Given.

Mrs G. Howard Simpson enter
tanned "A few friends To dinner at the
Fort Henry club Tuesday evening as
a compliment To Miss Helen DeVri -.
who Will vel Mr.. Frederick II. Gott-
Hen. or baltimore. this evening. TIL
&c inter- table decoration was "A mound
81 spring blossoms and there were
covers FOR twelve guests, including
AIr. Frederick Gottlich. % Baltimore.
and Miss Nettie Prather. Of Pitts
burgh. The appointments were OF 4
modest nature. I'm strict keeping with
the wedding which will he quiet.
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Enpauemcr. Announced.

n" 'nElccWont Of Miss Mary g..
Joyce. eldest daughter If Mr.. and Mrs.
Th"mas Wildblood. - sgl4 Wilson
street. ana Mr.. g. BERNARD Reilly. son
"I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reilly. of
i-fii''hth 'trc't. has bee, an
~n"ui'"d. The wedding VIII tax"
l."'" in -. A~lrh"usus church on
~'dn"sda; morning. April .r. The
groom IS connected with the Bclak,r
lluTmong company
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lam. The company president vas
named Iudrmcn'e AGAINST tho rom
Boo The amount OF sls 500 arr hold
% c Union Trust company Sir
italian wa FORMERLY Nicc president
or The Union Trust company. having
been succeeded ono mnuih AGO boz
This position ht Cou.f, mau H W
Temple. az i1i- district Iu tho hear
ou e. ,iui.ucut receiver t1das.
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% was stated tho company had undo
way % contract witch would bring In
Hhouf 10000 The court stated this
cou'rac' micht ho completed but for.
hade tho undertaking Of new con
Tracts 90 fhis time Upon consent
or attorneys Tor creditors and the
company Itself Nr Uaiam was nam.
~ permanent receiver furnishinz 0
900 bOaL
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Pleasantly Surpr;sed

Mrs. NJ Marcus WAS pleasantly sur
prised at h nome Of her parent.
Nj and Mrs. Sol kraus. on North
chaplin" street Monday night. whom
:ae aides of the Mercantile club were
t'c guests. Refreshments were served
ard prizes were awarded To Mrs. NJ
RICE. Mrs. Is. Bacr. Mrs. Lou Swa-
hacker. Miss Amelia RaChenheimer,
Hiss Fannie Heyman. Mrs. Carl Haas
y Mrs. II. Brrnhein. The following
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sue, AR. Schwalb was Included amons
s"e most prominent soloists in the rem
c;tion OF Why Did You Make Ne
That's How I Need You" lie also
sang solo part in sextette Here's Low
n Success To GU" MIR. Dudley. at
this city. took the part as General
N'of Woof. the African military
leader,
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Young Bachelors' Club.

The dance committee OF the Young
Sac helors' club. Of this city. met Fri
day evening at their new club rooms.
and all final arrangements were made
for their dance which Will be given
Fricay. April 70. Invitations for the
dance will be issued later.
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-f0I TUII y Wy fITII IN
Now this woman is extremely clever and compe-
tent. and usually fr moro capable % managing things
IMAM thCs" whom SO" dominates. Moreover. she is
s"lf-~Icrifriu- and Kind hearted. and wants nothing so
much 7~ 'o help everyone And ycf. as YOU easily i'm
'rinc. She antaronizcs prCp'" every whore she goes.
~ tho mention of this woman. someone expressed
20 feeling ~ pity for her family. especially for a younger
sister whom she has managed into n very pulp Of in
competence. md thcn On" Man Who-Thinks spoke
no and said - pity the woman herself far more than
anyone c-c
Why asked rho Author Man. Because she makcs
s0 many enemies
No. said tho Men Thinks. mot exactly that.
but b'.ans" she cant Nnp making so many enemies:
L-rlu-n .Mn d. Lhn Mnr-l ALc.-m ~ hnr MN Iii 81
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Charity Whist.

Tn" laGIos ~ tho Mercantile club
WIZ entertain with their charity whisr
al ~" club on Wednesday afternoon
AMI IN 'harg- are Mrs. Lou Sva-
hacker and Mrs. T.. Ruckman.
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nIisses.
Concert and Dance.

The German 70 American Central
Union Of West Virginia VIII entertain.
th'ir friends an several ~distiuguishr I
visitors Of IN" National Alliance with
a cvnc'rt anC ball at the Arion hall
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Miss stella DictrinGcr entertained Z
her home in Ed-rwuod with a shower
Tor her sister. Miss Aimee Di-tringer.
VIII" Will wei M:. Henry Clouse. The
tN"nirE was spent I'm games and the
i"4l"Win were tnc guests present
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Monday Bridqe Club.

Mrs. Shcweli Gibbs entertained the
M'ud1y Fridge club on Monday. aud
Hrs. Kenyon Joyce. Of Dcs Moin-T.
Iowa. WAS an honor guest.
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SUNDAY. April IL. the Young Wor-
ems Christian association viii hold =
AK" sal" at eco. T.. St.f-Is store:
Aain street entrance.
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On Thursday evening. April Il. Prof.
Schucke- VIII direct the singing and
an address viii lee made by Rev.
Bcnze. Refreshments Will be served.
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Messrs:
Mesars. and Mesrdamea.


NJ. Allan ~Schwalh. Of North Man
street. who - attending school ~ 'h'
augusta Military academy at Stauu-
fon. Va. IS becoming prominent as =
vocalist. In Tho RI Hers cadet Min
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y masquerade dance and euchr,.
will Toe given by the Ladies' Shield ~
Honor No. l at the Carroll club Tues
CAV. April %.
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Wednesday Literary Club.

The Wednesday Literary club vii!
meet this afternoon and the program
includes the following:
Lie carries with IL toe posSl bilit!es OF
perpetual owt Bradford
I rusuay ami Her Possibilities go.
......... ..-.-... Mrs. Bowie
The Indians Iatagonia Mrs. Burke
M"ntivtdi" the attractive" Mrs. Litteii
The Man Is made or unm,d.
Tor life. by the use which he makes
Of his leisure time"
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'minft'- other people tp 10. but think how t dominates her Remember
fhc didn't create fhf viii. 81 was born l hr and I believe IL drves 49,.
Just ~ relcnthtsF as -ho drives other people"
THAT'S o. rather now pruf f Wow. rut ur
It 10 ''F convincing one think.
'"'n ON" ~ Those dominee1ra people comes into our orbit and tries
I" "W' ~ \ h' 81 h'r wW. W. r are APT TO fcl resentment Md vet after
aL 1r" fhcy NJ f more O., %" pHucd than blamed
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