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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22
carupano q cumana and Guanta 4. IA auAyrs

Carupano 3, Cumsna and Guanta T. la Gusyrs
.. Puerto Cabelo S, Curacao S, Jacmel 10, Aux
Caves II, Jeremie II, Petit Goave 10, Port-au-
Prince j. st Marc 10 and Gonaives l6 10 the
ROYAL Dutch West India Mail with q passen-
gers. mails and mdso Arrived at the Bar al 2
steamer Hamilton Newport News and Nor
folk. 10 the Old Dominion IS CO. with passen-
gers and mdse Reported off Highlands at $40
y m.
Steamer Onondsga, Jacksonville June Il. to
the CLYDE IS Co. with mdse. Passed in Quar-
antine al $50 a m.
Steamer Mama Hats Baltimore. to the New
York and Baltimore Transportation CO. with
mdse Passed IN Quarantine AT 5:e7 m.
Steamer Patricia Ger, Hamburg June and
Halifax %. to the Hamburg American Line.
with rs second cabin and 9O9 steerage passen-
gers. mails and mdse. Arrived At the Bar az
9.l0 a IN.
Steamer Santa Rosilis (B0. swansea June 8.
to iloulder. Weir BOYD. in ballast. Arrived
at the Bar at s m.
Steamer Apache. jacksonville June IS and
Charleston H. 10 the CLYDE Sc Co. with pas
sengcrs and pdse. Passed In Quarantine at
steamer Australia Ger. Shields.
Steamer Pontiac (Br) Jucaro June H. 10 the
Munson IS Line with sugar. Arrived At the
Bar AZ II m. Goth
steamer Silvia (Br). Nipe June t. to the
United Fruit co. with sugar. Arrived al the
Bar at 80 "A M
Steamer celtic BD Liverpool June u and
IS first cabin, 152 second cabin and 2S4 steerage
3:g7 m
steamer Room Ger. Bremen June . 10 Del
rlchs co. with 81 second cabin and 1874
eteerage passengers and in ballast. Arrived at
the Bar at : ;fj ~.
Steamer Van Dyck CBrl Buenos Ayres May
%. Montcyideo 60 Santos June O. Rio dc
Janeiro T. Bahia T. Trinidad Il and Barbados
10. 20 Busk 4 Daniels. with 396 passengers.
mails and mdse. Arrived al the Bar al 1890
q m.
Steamer Spiral Norl Sarua June and Cal
haricn IS. 90 the Munson Sc Line. with sugar.
Arrived At tho Bar A. p m.
Steamer Altamaha, Mobile, 70 the Texas City
IS 90. with mdsc. on tho Highlands az AS
y m.
Steamer Eyanrer CNor). Port Spain May q
and Guanaco --. 20 tho West Indies - 60. with
mdse OF the Highlands at 1853 y m.
sandy Hook, !. June II. $50 m-Wind
Wcst-southwest. light breeze. cloudy. hay OF
shore. smooth sea.
SAILED
Steamers Kansas city tBD. Bristol, Norden
dam, CardenaS. ComaL Mobile, Princess
Anne. Norfolk and Newport News. Katahdin.
Georgetown. Niagara Grl, Havre. Horseley
OHD, Lisbon; Floiide FU, Havre; Queen Hell
ena l}r, Montcyidco. city 81 Columbus, Sa-
'annah, Concho. Galveston. Perfection, -;
city az Augusta. FL MundO. Calves
ton. Algonquin. Turks Island. Pavuoc. phia-
dclphia, PTinz August Wilhelm Gcrl Colon,
Rio Graudo Brunswick. Marengo tBrl, Hull:
Verona GtaI. Naples. Huron. Charleston and
Jacksonville. Havana. Havana; Thames tBr,
Colon. Minnesota, Puerto Mexico. Cape BE
ton BIT Cape Town. Oyerdaie CErl. Antwerp.
Brazos. san Juan. Protcus. New orleans. San
Giovanni CtaO. Naples. Majestic Grl. south
amptoH. Tivives tBrl. Colon; Yearly dBrl,
Cape Tormentine. Orotaya 'Bg. bermuda
Gcrl Bremen. columbia (Br Glasgow, Min
nchaha tBri. London.
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DEAL GOLFERS CELEBRATE
Handicap Medal Play Marks
Opening of New Course.

Deal golfers celebrated the opening Of
their new eighteen-hole course with an
eighteen-hole medal play handicap, a
sweepstakes and the seminal round Of
match play for the June cup. For several
months the Deal members have been look
ing forward TO the time when their new
course would be put in commission, and
cOnSidera bile pleasure was expressed YES
terday with the result Of the efforts put
forth by the architects
+. W. Cone led the field in the handi-
cap with SS-l5-73 while in the second
division W Is. Albright was the winner,
with 99-30-6g There was a tie in the
sweepstakes involving H. II. Mckenzie
and T.. J. Gubelman with respective
cards Of 94-90-H and 97-23-74.
The scores and results follow:
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANKBOOKs.

BANKBOOK No 49,. 7s4 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim 20 Il IS hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANkBOOK No. 5Js.725 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim TO n IS hereby called upon tn present
the same within ten days or submit to having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued
RANKBOOK No 81. 42l Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing. Any nerson having
claim 10 b. rs hereby called upon 10 present
tine same within ten days or submit 10 having
said passboOl cancelled and new one issued.
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enlaie

5,T{ANEERMAID or NUHSE-Ncwly landed
Gcrman girl. good sewer; city or country
WAGES 500 cal a. Lang Boechefer Co.
AEency. A., ~. 81 West 33d ST.
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CANINE SPECIALIST

DR. BLACKBURNE. CANINE SPECIALIST.
Saniarum for ladies' pets, 1874 Park ave.
Telephone 3419 Harlem Night calls.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho So Paul. reported as 514 miles east Of
sandy Hook ~ yesterday, is expected
to dock this forenoon.
The Cameronia. reported as 1855 miles easi
Of sandy Hook at noon Yesterday. is expected
90 dock about noon to-day.
The Rotterdam. reported 200 miles cast oi
Sandy Hook al noon Yesterday Is expected 10
ln-- % mlrrnM- mnrnLns.
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Observation-Disclosures

DpEeslfAKER. -Competent: makes ana re,
models: children's a speciality. JoIIeI l-o
East 10Th st Tel 4Os stuyvesant
DpFssNfAKER would like few more custom
ers our hy day Ford. 32l East Sth 81
EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR The Tribune received az the UPTOWN
Office. NO 1864 Broadway. between 5bth anI
o-,S until o O'Clock p. m. Advertise
rDents received NJ the following branch OFFICES
an mo regular rates until O'Clock o. m, VIZ
oG4 Sth ave. e. cor 23d ST., los bth ave,
cor 10Th ST. lOt East IAN ST.. 30 West 4-d
m between 7th and sth ayes. 2f3 West 10Th
81. 1885 30 ave. 170s LIST ave. near s9ih 81
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SISTERS Young. smart Irish girls; excel
lent cook waitress. chambermaid so.
e.. five wears 80 present place. Miss Snea ;
Aroucv 30 Fast 42d st.. Room 1ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22

KITCHEN MAID-Smart young irish gll
SIS: some experience. Miss Sheas Agency
30 East AID ST., Room 7Ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22

COIORED woman wishes family washing. city
or country: good references: oy week ~
month lH W,st 1921 ST. Telephone, 1864
AIOrriugsiar
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June cup (semi-fnal round)-,I T. Kelly
beat +. G.. Fraser . up and 10 play; L.
l.. Clark beat Henry Allsopp / up; ". II.
Smock beat II. u. WhittlesN. / up. Il. G.
Macdonald beat Mcintosh Kellogg, 1 up.
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THE HOVING AGENCY
Mrs Dr. HELGA HOyING Proprietor.
233 LENOX AVE,

DIT. I-Isl an IN 81.
Thoroughly competent wants OF guaranteed
references always on hand We make a spe-
cialty OF Swedish and Finnish help
Telephone Morningsidc tl3
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

GtOte =. I.
,>..,-..,., erd steamer $50 ? NJ.
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New yea
land hus'fa''a wa can '....'......... Jun, 20
Japan, Coree Cnlhs '''A ''''.'.... Jun. 2s
japan Corea. V p1r1sss Of Japan Jun. 27
Hawai- Guam P9 arsnspo1t W'a Jun. 80
Hawaii F1p lsis WsS S;co,a,yver,-Marana. July 4
Austrana t a E~sncfscoI-sierra.. July 10
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TT[R THE CHESS BOARD
:, .,shalI Will Not Play in Sum-
w. mer Masters Tourney.
cspABLANCA TO BE STAR
H.. nosh Between Russian and
~ cnban Series-Mexico City
May Invite Players.

Marshall. the United States
IAN left for Seattle last Tuesday
tis"L ss due on tho coast yesterday
'hl After concluding his engage
"'' that city he viii visit Tacoma,
n'n 20 vancouver. Portland, san Fran
'N'.rd Los Angeles on his way back
as'y -,o,eements will take him 10 Salt
- civ Colorado Springs. Denver,
81 lincoln, Bismarck, y. D., Min
MT. .I,s and Chicago. lie will be away
this city for about six weeks.
- the circumstances Marshall will
,r,ble 10 participate in the summer
ter tournament Of the Rice Chess
10 which begins next Saturday even
at o'clock -Four prizes are offered
~. contest, in which the Cuban cham
=. Capablanca. who sails from Havana
.aav and is due here on Wednesday,
MI he the star
Quite a number Of the strongest avail
~. metropolitan experts. including Os-
!. cbaies. the champion Of the Progress
-, Chess Club, Professor Jacques
e-,mner. the champion Of the Rice
,,ess club. Leon Rosen. formerly Of
p.,is. Marder. cX-champion Of the
pc. Chess Club; Major j.. NJ. Hanham,
NJ C F. Adair and c. j. Boihoff. Of the
Manhattan Chess Club, J. Tenenwurzel
,,otber ex-champiou Of the Rice Chess
rgb. ]. n. Stapfor champion OF the
STATE Of New Jersey, and probably y. r.
whitaker. Of Philadelphia, Will he found
h the list. In addition 10 fouy liberal
,u,ss quito a large sum has been set
,sde for distribution among the non
rr,s winners in proportion to their final
sores
The president Of the 81 Petersburg
rssss Club Boris MaluUn has at last
ls,n heard from. and The Tribune is now
n position 10 state that there will be no
DISH as regards the proposed interna-
eo1sl meets at ST. Petersburg and Ha-
ana. Both Marshall and Capablauca. IL
they decide 20 participate iH the contest
Il 81 Petersburg. will leave here early
h December. and on their arrival IN Rus
6s will give exhibitions IN various Rus
san chess centres up 10 December To-.
vhen the tournament viii begin in St
Petersburg. As only fourteen to sixteen
,syers will be invited the tournament
vil end on January q.
The players invited % play AZ Havana
vii leave Hamburg on January 10, which
VII enable them 10 start in the Cuban
tournament on February e. winding up
he contest on March S II still another
International meet can be- arranged at
Mexico City. the PLAYERS will be ready for
pay at the Mexican metropolis about the
middle Of March
Il is an old saving that during the
sumner months chess PLAYERS do not Ike
10 look al so-callcd classical games
which delight the student on account Of
me sound modern theories shown IN
these encounters. but they prefer TO look
at short miniature contests. in which
lively games combined with brilhancy
are exhibited Such game is the one
played by the famous player Durds
against an amateur. in which Duras cf-
iected a mate Al his thirteenth turn.
The game follows.
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,OUPLE-German. good cooklaundress. man
useful outdoors. both thoroughly Competent
industrious. highest references. city, country
Industrial Agency. II West i2d 81
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COLOKED COUPLE Rutlcr-useful cook -laun-
dress. young. competent servants. two Years
in last place. $50 Miss Shea's Agency. so East
"a ST., Room 1Ul.
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BUTLER VALET French. first class. young.
neat appearance. sober: English speaking
best cts references. $40 Carncilo Agency. lhi
M..t AuI u IMnun LilI IILnmf
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CHEF Italian. only plain. good manager
without ktchenmaid young. good appear
aucr. soon dlseng4gcd. family going 90 Europe,
sac CAruelIo Agency lO3 West 4-d 50. Phone
.gIT Eryauf
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COACIlAfAN and USEFUL MAN care for
garden. COW. chickens. etc. excellent refer
euccs. $50 H.. MatheWsons Agency. sls 9Th
III. Us Ilrt-lmf
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EXTERMINATORS.

ANTS BEDBUGs. ROACHEs. ETC. EX-
terminated Nermin DISCRIMINATING Co,
1874 Bedford ave. BROOKLYN Phone 1889
bedford. Benefit assured. call, write. 'phone:
ROACHEs. BED BUGS. etc. permanently eS-
terminated: city or country. work guaran-
teed. Eastern Insecticide Co.. 4sl COLUMBUS
ave. Phone Sg3S Schuyler.
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KINGS GAMBIT

Al Simultaneous exhibition given by
d. Tarrasch at the club IN Frankfort
oh-the-Main, the German champion, In
Simultaneous exhibition, encountered
he strong amateur ". Won Hozhausen.
The latter PLAYING White. forced the
resignation Of his strong adversary after
fourteen moves.
The game follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22
IEWEIRY REPAIRING.

OLD JEWELRY remodelled TO look ike new
Repairing a specially. W. Heckel Jeweler.
81 Nassau st.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

WORKOUT gold ana silver bought By p.
Lcngmans Sons. gold and silver reAnerA
John 81.
CASH FOR OLD ARTIFICIAL TEETH. old
iewelry every description. NOHLBERG,
5G3 Amsterdam ave. Phone s79l River
OLD GOLD. SILVER and platinum bought
Tor cash. liberal allowances for silver"are
IN good condition. HOWARD * Co, 10
John g.
OLD cold AND SILVER. PLATINUM.
diamonds. precious stones bought, exchanged
and remodeled Mccarthy. - Maiden Lane
HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR old gold, silver.
platinum. artificial teeth pawn tickets. Borg,
l46 West I'D So.
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peal ESTATE WANTED.

TV0NTNFST RESPONSIBLE CONCERN
neni t1ke entire charge OF property In New
worry. best attention given; charges reasonable
specially solicit executors. Trustees ana a',of ,
ia Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 broadway
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MARINE T-TEnLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WAFER

sunrise 80: sunset. 1888. moon rises. ~
p m moon acc Is
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TYPEwRlTINe AND TYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau 81. Catalogue
free all makes taken part payment bargains
IN T-nderwoods. Remlugtons. divers Smiths.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

NATIONAL WAREHOUSE Co. 13s-14O F.
57th ST., storage. moving, packing. ship
ping. automobile or padded horse vans. city
or country. moderate rates. Tel $3.50 Plaza.
pAI@BS STORAGE WAREHOUSE. rs LIST ave
Storage. moving, packing. shipping; ;
safes and pianos moved. Tel. 124-Orchard
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MACHINERY, DIES AND MODELS

PNEUAIATIC TANK WATER SUPPLY sYs-
tens: hand. electric and gasolene pumps
power gasOiene engines. silos. ensilsSe ma
chuery. Lunt Moss Co.. 81 Warren ST.. New
York
METZ & WEISS on Engines operate on kero-
seuc. fuel and crude oils l2s Mott st.. y. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22
DETECTIVES.
DYElNG AND CLEANING.

MY VALET. Expert caring for women's gar
ments: dyeing cleaning a speciality; men
garments $50 monthly. one suit or overcast
weekly: repairing free. 2i8 West lO5d ST.
Riverside-g614
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CARPET CLEANING.
HAIG :. IsKIYAN.

N HAIG :. ISKINAS.
~ Ec&2 Oriental rug repairing. wash
- &DH# ing renovating, storing. selling
NIX - and exchanging u East 3Oth
~. Tel 1I44-Madison Square.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable send for Circular
Tel 1892 1905 Bryant, 43I-439 West 10Th 81
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING co. Cleans
by compressed air. steam hand or on noot.
1855 Broadway, 42i Bast 4sth 81 CCk .
BRANDT Tel. i32-3sth
ODATTAN BROS. Oriental Rugs and Carpets
repairing altering cleaning washing, oSe-
ing storing 30s Columbus ave. Tel. ooZo Co
umbus. Estimates carefully prepared.
HARLEM STEAM CARPET CLEANING CO.
THIRD Avenue and 18Th 81 Telephone Mel
rose 1919 Oriental Rug Washing Iape"
dyed in all shades. Automobile service.
c. NARASHLiAN & CO. appraisers. Native
expert weavers. repairers and cleaners OF
Oriental rugs 10 Z. 18th Tel. Stuyyesant ooZo
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LNDYS MAID Refined appearance: gooa
sewer and milliner. French italian. EnEllsh
speaklnr. intelligent Young: references
travels. SOS Carnello Agency, JOB west
I2d ST. Phone 5G77 Bryant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22

Perrin. June 2i-Kansas OBD. New York for
Hong Kong Shanghai. Yokohama, &c.
Scillv, June q. . , m-GeOrge Washington
Ger. New York Tor Plymouth. therbouig
and Bremen.
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VACUUM CLEANERS.

VACUUM CLEANING soc. ROOM anywher.
Richmond Co. lH West seth. Tel. Greeley tcs7.
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MEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

ELEGANT SUMMER HOME, SlIIA BILE
tnr anv CITY man or farmer. 266 acres or
t25 acres. land very fertile; plenty fruit
he'vcen Lake Mahopac and Pcekskill, 500
Zoe, elevation; beautiful Wow. NoOD'
owner. Al West 12jth n.
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PAINTINGS RESTORED.

OLD PAINTINGS made saIabe. restored. refined
cleaned bought sold. exchanged. Gil
VETTE. artist 40 West l26th s..
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

SECONDHAND GOLF CLUBS WANTED
send description price. HARRY HAMIL-
TON, 322 West 42d so.
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n Avs AfATD.-COOd hairdresser, mas
sense manicure seamstress, SPEAKS
French. good reference p. B., Miss Fltz-
GeraId.s Buroan 503 5th ave. entrance ~.
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BUSINESS CARDS
ANTIQUES.
BOOKS
CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES

BOOKS AND SETS: ALSO OLD POSTAGE
stamps wanted for cash. WEBER 81
Broadway. Brooklyn.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-04-03

Mr.. Newell Smith was called upon
to answer the question-"Why | am
Republican" while the POSTMASTER
suggested that it was because the
Republicans were in the majority in
Gratiot county. Mr. Smith said he
was born a Democrat four years be-
fore the Republican party was organ
lied. As man he studied the prob
lem and chose the Republican party
as the party OF progress, because the
Democrats were not united.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-04-03
DEATH OF MRS. ALBERT ". HUDSON

After an illness of only few
hours, Mrs Albert w. Hudson passed
away at her home, Tuesday after
noon, at 1890 o'clock
Harriet Soule was born in Mundy,
Genesce county, Michigan, April .,
1880. When ten years of age She
moved with her parents to Flint
where she attended the public school
from which she graduated. In 1901
she came to Alma to attend college,
graduating from the kindergarten de
partment in 1903, as president OF her
class. The next three years were
spent as teacher in the primary de-
partment Of the Shepherd schools and
for three years more she taught in
the kindergarten department of the
schools of this city She was mar
ried, June 30, 1909, TO Albert w Hud-
son Of this city and continued to
make Alma her home. Mrs Hudson
was a woman OF strong and winning
personality, admired by all who knew
her and leaves host of friends and
loved ones to mourn their loss. In
the immediate family, besides the
husband, are her mother, Mrs. A. H.
Soule, a sister, Laura B., and two
brothers, Floyd II. of Flint and
Henry II. OF this city. The funeral
service will be held at two o'clock
this afternoon at the home, Rev. VIM
II. Mason officiating, and burial will
be made in Riverside cemetery
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-04-03
A RCADA GRANGE

Arcadia Grange, No. 500, met in
regular session Saturday evening,
March goth, w. NJ. c. II. Smith in the
chair. Number OF officers present,
seven.
Opening song.
Minutes OF last meeting read
Bill OF janitor for supplies pre-
scented and allowed Bill Of Mrs.
keefer for laundry presented and al
lowed.
1t was decided to hold a social at
the hall next Friday night; all are in
vited. Master appointed committee
of Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Keefer and Ber-
tina Hubbel to attend to the details
Meeting turned over to lecturer.
Opened by singing suffrage song.
Roll call-response some sentiment
relating TO woman suffrage
Talk by Bro. Wood on model kit
chen
Talk by Sister Smith as to the best
metal for kitchen ware
Reading by Lamont Wood
Song by Floyd Smith, which re
ceived an encore.
Penny march.
Next meeting the program will CON
sist OF an old fashioned spelling CON
test
Meeting closed in form.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-04-03
Best for Skin Diseases.

Nearly every skin disease yields
quickly and permanently 10 Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve, and nothing is better
for burns or bruises. Seothes and
heals. John Deye, OF Gladwin. Mich.
says, after suffering twelve years with
skin aiment ana spending 500 in
doctors bills. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him 1t will help YOU Only
Csc. Recommended by Wheaton, &
Sons, The Rexall Drug Store, Rhodes
Drug Store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-04-03
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO OWOSSO, ANN ARBOR AND
TOLEDO

On Sunday, April 9th the Ann Ar
Dor Railroad will open the excursion
season with an excursion by special
train to Owosso, Ann Arbor and To-
ledo. 1t will leave Alma at GAG, a. m.
Arrive Owosso sos a. m, Ann Arbor
1925. a. m, Toledo 1900 o'clock
noon. 1t will leave Toledo 80 p. M,
Ann Arbor 500 p. m, and Owosso
1890 p. n Round trip fare to Owos-
so. 75c; to Ann Arbor, $L25; to To-
ledo. $1.5O. t2