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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
A GOOD APPOINTMENT
County Commissioners Delegate Mr.
GOber to Prosecute Cases in
County Judges Court

The county commissioners, in re-
spouse to the wish Of the law-abid-
ing people Of the county, have APP
pointed Mr.. VIM. f. Goher to pros
ecute criminal cases in the county
Judges court.
Judge Gober is a smart and we'll
read lawyer. His appointment will
remove the handicap OF the state
which in the county judges court
has hitherto been unrepresented by
counsel, enabling any criminal who
could hire a lawyer to secure a great
advantage. Both Judge Smith and
Judge Bell before him have desired
such an appointment TO be made for
years, and the demand for it has be
come insistent OF late months.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

Among the appreciated callers al
the Star Office today were Mr.. D. H
kirkland OF the Oklawaha Farms
and Mr.. Charles a. Sisson OF At
lanta. Ca. Mr.. Sisson is here on a
business visit 10 Mr. kirkland in
connection with the kirkland-Sisson
Realty Company in Atlanta. Mr.
Sisson is also treasurer OF the 4. X
Hawkes. Company. During his shor'
stay here he will visit the ChambllsS
natural orange grove on the Wilma
coochee river. Silver Springs, the
Oklawaha Farms and other points o.
special interest IN the county.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

Board Of Trade Wednesday night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
OWNED UP
Mrs Wilson Confessed She Killed
Her Husband But Claims that
She Was Justified

Mrs. Wilson, widow Of Albert Will
son, who was killed near Orange
Springs Sunday night, has confessed
that it was her hand that sent her
husband across the river Styx.
She sent for Sheriff Galloway late
yesterday afternoon, and gave to
him an account OF the killing and the
circumstances leading TO it.
She says that they passed the day
at the home of her father, Mr.. I. P.
Wells. in the vicinity of Eureka, and
while there considerable drinking
was INDUCED in. They left Mr..
Wells home for their own late in
the evening, and had not proceeded
far on their journey, when her hus-
band began TO quarrel with and
threaten her, and finally struck her.
| Smarting under the first blow and
| expecting another, she fired a shot at
him, and when he staggered, believ-
| ing that it was his life or hers, she
! fired again. Wilson fell to the
ground, and in a panic at her act she
threw away the pistol and ran to the
woods.
Mrs. Wilson claims that her hus-
| band had treated her badly ever
since a few days after she was mar
ried to him, and says the reason why
she carried a pistol last Sunday was
! because she expected i'll treatment
! from him at any time.
/ Mrs Wilson is about thirty years
| old. but looks older. Evidently she
has not had an easy time during her
/ life Her first husband, Ed. How
| ard, was killed in a quarrel with an
other man near Fort Mccoy several
years ago. The killing was evident
| ~ considered justifable by the peO-
pie of the community as the coron-
er's jury acquitted the slayer. Mrs
Howard's second husband left her
and after securing a divorce she mar
ried Wilson.
The reports Of yarOuse al Wells
home Sunday have been made By
several parties living in the neigh
. bOrhOod.
Mrs. Wilson gave Sheriff Galloway
the names Of several Of her neigh
bors by whom she says she can prove
ill-treatment from her husband. Il
she can make her claims good, it i
not likely that a jury Will convic'
her, as striking a woman is yet con
sidered one OF the cardinal sins Q
this section.
Mrs. Wilson Will have her prelim
inrary hearing Friday. Nov. Il.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

Girl of tire Underworld" Drew q
Large Crowd i'll the
Georgia City

Savannah News: Nj popular prices
The Girl OF the Underworld" was
presented to d large audience at the
Savannah theater last night. The two
upper floors were crowded, and the
orchestra was more than half filled
Many were attracted to the show by
the name. If they expected anything
salacious they were disappointed
The story deals with the life of the
denizens of the underworld Of New
York-thieyes, gunner and Magda,
lenes-but neither the lines nor the
scenes were Objectionable. The
piece is designed to teach a lesson.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
LAST CHANCE T!

Last appeal, Last chance. Last
opportunity knocking al your door,
Don't turn il aside; don't forget, but
remember, Friday night. Nov. It'll.
Why? It's the band concert, one Of
the best musical entertainments an
OcaIa audience will enjoy this win
ter, and all our own people; own
home talent Let Us fill the Tenn
ple-jam it; thus helping our band.
How We long for those delightful
concerts again. If We will respond
literally now it will mean so much
to our city.
j. D. Rooney, Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
FRIDAY, NOV. %. WILL BE
CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE FAIR
Date Set by School Board, and Man.
agement Will Admit Them
Free of Charge

The board of public instruction at
its meeting this week set Friday,
Nov. 2sth, as Childrens Day, or a
holiday for the schools Of the county.
Under an agreement with the man
agement of the Marion County Fair
Association all school children of II
years of age and under will be ad-
mitted free and all over that age for
8 cents each. II is a holiday for
those schools only who will attend
the fair.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
FOR SALE

\ perfectly new and highly at
tractive hens nest, occupied only by
porcelain door knob nest egg
Never been used. and not likely tc
be as the owners hens positively de-
cline to lay. They seem TO be affect
ed with standupitjs." Price Of nest
complete with door knob, five cents
Apply to owner. Mr.. J. B. Ley.
Ocala, Fla. It'll
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

Prominent visitors in the county
for fortnight are Messrs. Piper and
Dana of California and Maine, re-
spective1y. They are government
men and are guests OF Mr.. Charlie
Rogers on the reservation across the
Oklawaha river. They are taking
pictures, inspecting the method o.
planting trees and obtaining all IN
formation possible.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
PERTINENT POETICS

A giddy girl Will use some cause
To CRAFTY her whims:
She'll often go 10 church because
She dearly loves the hims.
The tumult and the shouting dies,
The umpire cussing and the row
The diamond all deserted lies:
They're breaking bones at football
now.
This thing Of sleeping every nigh
is something Of 4 curse
We hate to go 10 bed at all, and hate
10 get up worse.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mr.. c. F. Venable, mayor Of Cen
ter Hill, who was brought TO the
hospital yesterday, was operated on
and is resting very we'll today.
Mr.. Roy Luckie IS able to sit out
on the porch.
All the other patients are doing
nicely.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
\ CAR OF HENRY CLAY FLOUR

The Carn-Thonas Company re-
ceivel a few days ago a solid carload
OF Henry Clay Flour, one Of the fin
est grades Of -four on the market
This firm always buys its flour in
solid carload lots.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

Mr.. Peter Loos, living out five
miles near kendrick, brought to the
Board OF Trade rooms today four
stalks of sugarcane showing Mar
ions productiyeness. These were
taken from his field without any re-
gard to size or length but these av-
erage from nine TO twelve feet in
length.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. James Edward Swearingen
and Miss Eunice Hutchins, a fine
looking young couple came to town
today. and were married in the
county Judges office. Judge Smith
officiating.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

A lot OF new Hart, Schanner &
Mark suits just in at Waterman s
They're the very latest designs
Come and look then over. 9-22-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-11-06

DIR. W. X. LANE-Specialist. Eye
Ear. Nose and Throat. once Law
Library Building, Ocala-Adv.
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HEALTH OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN

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its obligations the kn The policies endayor
TO
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children
sion
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racesal : one o tn
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or
children uberculou tn.
of
tho
Of
The
education health and hygenir living has
visiting field
a but
a fol work
of
that these things speedily remeied
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STONEWALL ITEMS

The party that was given by Miss
iiafaclita Vigil Il, her nome In Vigil
saturday night, March 22nd. was
one of the smartest OF the season.
Dancing was the feature of TIL. even
ing. At midnight "a delicious lunch
con was served by the hohstcss, as
sisted by her sister. Miss Ida Vigil.
md !. a. Martinez. After luncheon
a guessing contest took place. Miss
Jennie Rhodes won the first prize
and Miss Lily Fikani won the consol-
alton prize. Dancing was kept up
until the wee small hours of the
morning. \ most ENJOYABLE time
was had by all. Mss Vigil proved
herself charming hostess. enter
,ainng over fifty guests Those
present We're: j. \. Martinez. Ben
ME Vigil. Ida Vigil. Marquis and Ur-
bano Vigil of Trinidad Mr.. Lee and
Miss Nerno Sonners. Grace and Ellen
l.orise Hendlck of Cokcdalc: Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cay
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Baysinger. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. A. Duliny..
j. NJ. Ortiz. who has been attend
ing the jury in Trinidad. returned to
Stonewall Friday.
Leslie Brewer, of Delta. who has
been attending college in Trinidad.
Is a guest at the home of A. Duling
for a few weeks before leaving for
his home.
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MR.. DUNLAvY INDICATED

Dnnla - III. o u
do stat. Teach
DuulaNy h.rw I. q Lama audZ
Il
ins'i,uiion students who residents
and of
cha
,at. to bu mol. building
These
III
Ito Cover u
"\s til. nab nct the In
the sehooIh ~
OF ". b. IN the oar,
I Of. trustees a. > open Of
the law. and ". firm to
large
lreth
D law
Hu now
lie
III. .pction
yiJun not r.clv h.
SNYDER
has to Will Dun
javy in til. Is in
of Mr. b.
matter rofSta tat. we'll
lof :
charge made ns"instr Dnnay seemingly detracts
OF of
Blood
is In TO n
OF This both
AIR of
Mr. Markh
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Tourist Club.

Mrs. Frank Bloom was the hostess
yesterday afternoon 10 the members
OF the Tourist CLUB. and th. after
noon was spent IN til" closing Of ,h.
years business NJ next weeks meet
Ing viii finish the years work. and
an outline for the new work to be
taken M by ih,c club members WA
discussed. Two well prepared pa
Tcr- were given. Mr.. scclcy read
an article on the biography and writ.
ing. of Mrs. Humphrey Ward. Mrs.
+. Il. Rose gnS. review OF Fen
wick's Career. Roll call rcspon...
were current events. The club VIII
meet next week with Mrs. W. u
Lewis
Arrangement. wcr" made NJ YES
tcrday's meeting for - banauc, to be
given Friday cv.n!n; al the Column
bian Cafe by the members Of the
club complimentary. to their hus'
bands.
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PicYlal. Club.

Th, rleiiau 81, net s"s.'rd'y az
tcruoun niiE 'ir- " Van >lS'k
~ h'i nome y Wet rIpCha HN"ht".
the meeting bs,r" well attended,
Opening OF thu "anrun '..Eal ard
Its Influence on the DrN"i0rincir "i
sUu,h Nm.rlca' -. tn" rui,'Cti ni
an Interesting i.tpar r"L1 ~ Airs
\ T. Mcch'sury SIR, Grl.s MAJ
inn read u splendid paper IN To" sub
Icci OF 9TH" IL, 'rHtuTc sud states
manshlp ot south American R"pub
lies" Scientific news wac gwen a
roll call rcsp"nF's. Mr.. Avn Sly'h.
served a two 'oufse lUnHh' III dn'.
was assisted by Mrs. -, = Br'l.i
and Mrs. : C. Hall. The Invited
guests OF the afternoon N"rr 1:..
VIII Peter. Mr., :. Cox al" Mrs. v
.p. M1Ch.ti..
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HIGH PRAISE FOR
LOCAL MILITIA

Army, and Navy journal: Federal
inspection in the National Guard of
Colorado up to March 1. accordin Z
to the Adjutant General. have not
been very satisfactory. The attend
ance has not been good and in some
cases Il very poor showing was made
in drill. As rule. the property was
found In good shape. Lieutenant
Boschen was loud in his praises Of
Co. d. I'd. at Trinidad. and it had
the largest attendance of any conf
pany up to date and put over a splen
did drill. Some doubt has been en-
pressed about the actions of this
spanish american company in case of
trouble in Mexico, but 1T is a safe
bet that they would play the game
fully and completely.
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Columbille Club,

The Columbine Embroidery club
was delightfully."- entertained yrsirr.
day afternoon by Mrs. j. q. Smi:n If
San Pedro street Mrs. Smith Was
assisted in serving Il daintY lum, h"cu
by her mother. Mrs. Hale aud Mrs.
r. o. Adams. The guests ct The II
ternoon We're Missh Phoebe rhomss,
Miss Leona Zumbel. Miss Elizabeth
Gartside. Miss Lindell ttoupe. the
Misses Irene and Joy Smith The
club members present wer" the Mrs-
danes Goeres. Ashley, Brown b:T,i-
ley Flint, Cast, Furlow. i;artside
and Adams. The club will be enter.
tanned at their next meeting tn.
fourth Wednesday in April, by Mis-,
d. r. Ashley.
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Social Affairs
fSS LOCAL Fun NOTIONS '@I
SsY AND OCllITY NEWS ~:
Tres Joli Club.

Mrs Wayne Miller entertained
the members OF the Tres Ioll clul
this afternoon. the majority OF tn.
members being present Mrs. A. u
stone was "a guest OF the afternoon
Ms. Miller WAS assisted IN serving
by Mrs, Th rodorc Goodman,
This .yatning Mr.. and Mrs, Miner
win entertain u number Of thcii
'rlunds at an Informal party. MI and
Mrs, Miller have invited Mi. ant
Mrs. \. l.. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. "
\. Tribblc.' Mr.. and Mrs j. 7. hclcs'
ley. Mr. nnd Mrs. r.. T. i;randow. Mr
aud Mrs. Williams. Mr.. aud Mrs
Tyunyson and Mr. and Mrs. ThcodoT.
Goodman
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Bridge Party Tonight.

Miss Jean Day VIII entertain the
members OF the younger set At a
bridge party to be given tonight at
her home on Nevada avenue. A'tH.'
the game refreshments will be SER |
by the hostess. assisted by her moil :
er. Mrs. l.. n. Day. Miss Day viii
extend her hospital TO the Misse.,
Eloise La Gerc. Isabelle Wilson,
Hazel Hercules, Adele Hamerslough.
Verna Sonners. Alien Roberts. Ester
Marty. Ara Henson. the Messrs Dan
Wcngcr, White. Orson Gosc. Harry
Lott. Jack owen. Fecbis of Denver.
Ralph Campbell, Dave Wallace. Ray
mond Rascower and Cecil Day.
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STEAMBOAT PROVIDED WITH
ARTIFICIAL RAIN
SiilllOW-,lIJft

The shlllow-draft passenger
steamers built by an English ship
building concern for river service in
the tropics are equipped with "arti-
fetal rain" Up through the avn
ing forming the roof of the upper
cabin project two water pipes. each
of which is fitted with II spray head.
These fountains throw SPRAYS of
water over the awning. and the rap
Id evaporation under the hot rays of
the sun keeps the cabins cool.
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Aninlas Ball.

The An!nias club held their fourth
formal dance OF the season lest c'-
'cnirg In the spa iogs Armorg Hall on
Maple street. and the dance was even
more delightful On account OF II ho-
ing given Immediately after til"
Lenicn season. Morcy JHmirs"n :
ryc-pl-cc orch.si furnished the
music. Punch was served through
out the evening. and after III" n"Icc
the guests adjourned to ihr crlIm-
bian cafe where they wcra served
with u thr.e-coursc supocs Th".c
prescn, were: Dr. and Mrs. J d.
Harper. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. Kane.
DR.. aud Mrs. l.. 7. Richie. NJ aud
Mrs. II. II. Sani.rson. ". and Ma.
\. l.. Dain. Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Bran
son. Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. Eriuson. Nr.
and Mrs. j. :. Thompson. NJ aTt.
Mrs. Charles Bailey. Mr. al. Mrs. +.
l.. Miller. MIR. and Mrs. J. -. Du:N
MIR. and Mrs. o. {. Samuei-. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Roger sherman. Mr. aud sLa.
:. e. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Az.
rams. Mr.. and Mrs. Will !'rciriC',
the Misses Jeanette Hill. Helen Jaf-
IA. Adele Hamcrslough. ..,'ia Icig-
Ter. Zoe Young. Marjorie NcrGcu;:.
Dot Sanders. Bees Archer. fapr,e
Floyd. Myrtle puiauy. Zciia North
cutt. Ruth Clark. Tot Mitchell and
Ielma Ieisler; the Mcss:s. T. 4
Radtgord. n. X HOLLOWAY. George
Randall. of Denver. A. II. Minton,
sam Morse. George Pra -e". II. II.
Gubb. ID. d. Dodge. Waite Campbell.
DR.. Clyde Harper. Harry thinner.
man. Milton Hamerslousli, Bcliram
Bcshoar Fred Mulberry. Vili cali-
well and George Powder
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Miss Rose to Entertain.

Miss Helen Rose viii be ho.ics,
tonight ut u dancing and card patty
TO be given at the Rose home on TIL
lotson street. Light Refreshments
will be served during the evening.
Miss Rose will have as her guests the
Misses Bernice Meyer. Iclla North.
cutt. sara Huiford. Mary Olive Shcr.
man, Edna Sanders. Lupic Ben, and
Mis-. Ana Mason. and the Mcssars,
Stanley Hardman. Jay Richardson
Robcr, Catlstt. Kenneth Wood, John
AOercrombic. George Mars. George
Harlan and Floyd Rose.
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A NEW MUNICIPAL IDEA

Front 10
erin viii have
of in in
in
on nsuch wha
facts and
founda ation o
of VT has what that
of
lie IS to lc
e
the problems crime
a
is being
either revolutionary In fact 1t is thoroughly
approaching this schnecady scheme
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CIVIC FEDERATION LEAGUE

The Civic Federation League viii
meet in III. City Hall saturday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. Another effort
will be made TO interest the people OF
Trinidad IN the organization OF u
club to enter into the work OF clean
ing the city OF all things that 20
against morality or perfect sanitary
conditions.
meeting and the session should be
looked forward TO with interest b,
the people o; Trinidad.
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PORTABLE SEARCHLIGHT
FOR TINEMEN

The difficulty OF detecting u
crossed or broken overhead wire at
night with an ordinary hand lantern
has resulted in the invention OF an
acctylcn. scarchlight connected by a
strong. flexible rubber tube to n tank
carried In a leather ease on the back
of the lincmen using II. The lamp
has powerful reflector that throws
n concentrated lcan of light which
mill make objects distinguishabic at
distance OF 10 to 100 feet.
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Entertains at Bridge.

\ bridge luncheon was given yes
tcrday afternoon by Miss Edna sand
ers ut her home on Colorado avenue
The prize for the highest score was
won by Miss Mary Olive sherman,
\ luncheon was served after the
game by the hostess. assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Minnie Sanders. ThU.e
present we're the Misses Helen Rose
Sara Fufrord. ZeIla Northcutt. Clara
Nell Caldwell. Hazel Hercules. Jean
Day, Ethel Hamersiough. Mary Olive
sherman, Kathryn Burke. Josephine
Ferris and Amy Ferris.
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Clio Card Club.

The Clio Card club was entertain.
ed Yesterday afternoon 10y Mrs. {. D.
Andrews. yesterdays meeting being
the first club meeting since before
the I..n'cn reason. The first prize
was won by Mrs. T.. =. Kane. and
the consolation prize was awarded 10
Mrs. i. r. Ash.n. After the gam.
Mrs. Andrews served u luncheon ear
ried out In the color scheme OF y,l-
low and white. Daffodils wcr. used
In the tnbl. DECORATIONS.
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THE MOTE

lFinancier-To think that n son
of mine would crib" actually steal,
to pass college examinations,
The SOMEONE off. Dad. How
much did your company have to
swipe TO pass that government en-
animation Life
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Phi Alpha Entertained

Raymond l-i;ry.s entertained the
members o' the Phi Alpha last even
Ing ~ his HON. on Grant Avenue,
At the close of the evening refresh
n"nrs We're served by the host :
mother. Mrs. Eli J.fiFyes.
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Stewart. .Bop!adiui

Miss sara iion'ndini OF this city
and H. Stewart OF Dcs Moin.s. Iowa.
we're married this morning at the
HON. OF th" brides sister. Mrs, John
Smith on Third street. Only the
members of the Immediate family
w.r- present. Mr.. and Mrs. SicwaT,
l.u this Afternoon for De- Moinct
where they VIII reside.
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Surprise PARTY.

\ surprise party was given last
evening by II number OF the friends
o; ". :. Hammond OF the Santa fc
school who arrived ut the school
hous. early In III. evening. and tax
Ing their host unaware. The evening
was spent In - musical and oclal
way. with r"ircsnm.nts served Mt til 5
clos. OF the evening. About - were
present
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Sunshine Society.

The Sunshin. society viii mcc,
Friday afternoon At 90" o'clock
with Mr.. Iiainl.n, 5iS Colorado
avenue. Mrs. iiuinl"u viii he assist
I'D by Mn. Grandprc and Mrs. iufl
Marion.
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PRAYER Meeting.

Til. South Side Union prayer meet
lug viii b. held tomorrow afternoon
at :. so O'Clock with Mrs. :, :, Sknd-
den. "2o Grant avenue. Mrs. James
Heap viii be- THE leader OF the 'i,cr-
noon.
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Return from House Par,-.

Mrs. Il. \. sutton and the Missc,
Elizabeth EckhaI; and Al.sc au,i I.'-
nor. Boyle returned last n'vlis ir"n
ScHundo where they Jcii.v"l them
sclyc, Ut n house gaf'y CIV. "a by airs.
Granville Moad. iorm.I.! Miss Enm
Clark. OF this ciiy. To- rl.,.s si'.n'
several days u, n, Mcad "oma in ,.G
camp. where they wc'c cn;cit.iGc'!
In delightful iianncE.
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CONSULTING THE MAP

Captain Robert War;. now retir-
ing from sea liz" after forty-ninc
years OF II. said on the Campania: !:
fes. II Is true that sea captains are
sometimes annoyed by passengers
who think they know more about
navigation than the navigator him
self. know a captain to whom a
passenger once said: What town is
this We are approaching, cap!'
berwcnt, sir.
No. cap. you're mistaken. Look
at this map here. According to this
map it's Fordham- on-Tyne.'
The captain said nothing. and a
moment later the passenger asked:
What channel is that. captain
Egg channel. sir
Why. man. you're wrong again. {.
The map gives il AZ Mcllin's Chan
mel
Three or four times this sort of
thing went on. Then the passenger
asked what kind of bird it was that
was following the vessel. Hadn't
You better refer to your map?' retort
cd the captain. London Opinion.
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Merry Afternoon Club.

The Merry Afternoon club wi.l
meet tomorrow .itcrnOon at 3" -
clock with Mrs. Robert ca,lcu.
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A CORRECTION.

Fine night" said Smithcrs. slanc
ing at the heaven.
No. replied the Boston Girl.
you mean infinite. .''--Harper's Bl-
Zar
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O. (. s. Meeting.

Regular meeting oil III" E"s'crh
star Friday evening.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

In face of the claim that the world
Is growing better. the prison poDula-
ton of America Is at the highest
mark 1t has ever reached.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

Printing that pleases--the kin,
supplied customers of The Chronicle
News
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-27

Fred Burchcll. former Boston
pitcher and present manager of the
syracuse team. had n narrow cscap.
from death by drowning recently. at
Cross Lake. \. Y,
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FICTION
Robins: My Littl. Sister.
Davi.~s: Andrew. the Glad.
Vance: Days of DAYS.
JUVENILE BOOKS:
Alt-hcich: Young Traitors.
Al'sh"lcr: Forest Runners.
Nlish.lcr: Free Rangers
Altshcl.r: Last OF the Chiefs.
Ni'shcl.r: Texan star.
barbour: Behind the Line
Barbour: Can,ain OF the Crew.
Harbour: Captain of the Crew.
Barbour: For the iiondr OF tho
school
Harbour: Four In Camp
Barbour: The Half Back
Barbour: Wcath.rby's Inning
Barbour: Th. spirit OF the School.
Harbour; Forward Pass.
Barnes: Commodore BainbIidsc.
Barnes: Miishipmln Flrragui
barnes: Commodore Perry.
Barnes: The Ginnt of Three Mara.
Stoddnrd. W. O.: The Battle OF
New York.
S;oddard: The boy Linsuin.
Stoddard: Chris. the Model Maker.
Stoddard: Crowded Out o Cro-
field
Stodiard: On the Old Frontier.
Stoddard: The Red Patriot
Stoddard: The Spy OF Yorktown.
Sioddard: Success Against Odds.
Stoddard: The Windfali
Stoddard: The Black Prince.
Barsiow: Tho civil War
Barstow: Colonists of tho RcyoIu.-
ton.
Barsto": Explorers and settlers.
Barstow: \ New Nation.
Barstow: Progress OF u United
People.
Barstow: Ths Westward Moyc-
mcnt.
Cox: Folk Tales OF the East and
West.
Holland: knights OF the Golden
Spur.
QuiTk: The Fourth Down.
Smith: The Sca-Shorc Book