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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The California Railroad Commission has
formally approved the request Of tho
Western States Gas and Electric Com
pany 10 issue $S54, 900 additional bonds 10
mature in thirty years. bearing interest
at the rate OF per cent. The Western
States Company is a subsidiary Of the
Standard Gas and Electric Company, and
Is managed by II. NJ. Byllesby & co. Pro-
cseds OF the bonds will pay for improve
ments and additions already made, prin-
cpally TO the gas and electric property
at Stockton.
New Orleans Railway and Light Co.
The report Of the New Orleans Rail-
way and Light Company system for Au-
gust shows gross Of S536.624, gain OF
tsD2 over August last year. Net earn
iGgs for the month were S235,823, an IN
crease Of Sll,655 There was an increase
In taxes amounting 10 sl6.s46. which wiped
out the gain in net. There was also An
Increase Of 1851 in income deductions
which left surplus from operations
for the period Of 1926 less than August
last year For the eight months ended
with August there was a gross increase
Of sl73 754 and net increase Of S5,409, but
an increase Of $s5.9SS In taxes and S+06s4
In other income deductions left the oper-
aung surplus for the period S7S,sS3 less
than for the corresponding period of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Business for foreign account yesterday
on the Stock Exchange totalled about
1000 shares, Of which approximately
1900 shares represented buying OF Union
Pacific
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Dividends hsve been declared as fol-

Dividends hsye been declared as fol-
lows
philadelphia Company. semi annual Of per
cent on the preferred stock. PAYABLE Novem-
Der 10 stock 81 record october j
United states Mortgage and Trust Company.
quarterly Of per cent. payable september 81
TO holders Of record September -.
General Motors Company. regular semi an
nual u 81 per cent on the preferred stock.
payable November ! to stock Of record Octo
Der II.
Mccall Corporation. regular quarterly Of q
per cent on the first preferred stock. PAYABLE
October 70 stock Of record September ..
corn Products Refining Company. regular
quarterly OF Ia per cent on the preferred
stock, payable october 10 TO stock Of record
October g.
Virgins Railway and Power Company. reg
ular semi annual OF 81 80 on the common
stock. payable October 20 TO stock OF record
October g.
Lehigh Valley Coal sales COMPANY. quarter
~ OF 2z per cent payable October - TO stock
81 record October g.
Globe -Wernicke Company regular quarterly
Of q per cent on the preferred stock, payable
October ~ ,-
Associated Merchants Company. regular
quarterly Of !. per cent and a per cent extra
on the first preferred. and ~ pei cent ana .
per cent extra on the second preferred, paEapie
October II 10 stock Of record October &
n. u. Claim Company. regular quarterly OF
Ia per cent on the common payaoie oc'o"e'
~ TO stock Of record October :
National Fireproohng COMPANY. T I;urs
quarterly Of per cent on the preferred stocS'
PAYABLE October ~ 70 stock OF record OCT"
her 4.
An additional 10000 has been with
drawn from the Sub-Treasury for ship
ment TO Canada. making in all sl@'o~
on the current movement 10 that country.
Joseph W. Hartman. of Hartman &
Co. and president Of the Hartman Ma
tional Bank. has been elected director
of the Greene-Cananea Copper Company
succeeding Charles 4. Duncan. resigned.
Mr.. Hartman was also elected member
OF the executive committee.
Hugh J. Pritchard formerly associated
I with Tucker. Anthony & Co, has-been
elected treasurer Of the United Gas and
Electric Corporation.
! Exports OF copper for the week ended
Sentenber 25 totalled s,7s3 tons. Since
September I 26.sl9 tons Of the metal have
been exported, compared with 22.79S tons
last year
The report or inc mon a'lHN nan
road Company for tho month Of August
showed gross earnings OF %.4il.b0l. de
crease of t9e}6. Net revenge amounted
| to S3.2i274s. a loss OF t5s2.s45. The loss In
net for the two months ended with Au-
gust was N,2544S2, net amounting 70
s. g5O.oiG
1nterborough Rapid Transit COMPANY
/ for August showed gross earnings ~
/ 80 S.7Sq an increase Of il5.627. The sur
plus FOR the month was $3.50, an in
crease Of SAILS The number Of passen-
gers carried was i5,7O2Olf. an increase Of
| 37j 096.
! For the year ended July g. 1919 tn"
! General Motors Company reported net
profits of g. 2s4.lS9 an increase OF &}.Ai5.69i.
! The balance for dividends was S,Fj9i1l. a
gain Of t3.js3.l7S Gross sales FOR the
year amounted 10 ss5.6o3.e2o as compared
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TBy Telegraph TO The tribune. ]

x Louis. Sept. 90 CATTLE Receipts. l..
eoo somewhat slow but steady. demand fair
Tor FOOD grades steers. S. 50ds9 81. heifers
a. iagS9: COWS. 50 ajGS7 To- Southern steers
& i5Ms7 20 HOGS Receipts. 300: fairly
active and soc higher: choice light TO medium
weights s. 90nS0 bulk Of sales. s. Ilnss 90
hackers s. 2JsfSS so: lights. 81 25n - 90: pigs
Il 50dss SHEEP-Reccipts. 300: in demand
a, IOGI5c higher; lambs. 81 25qSI -; cul
lambs 81 5o6SJ 10: mutton sheep sass %.
Louisville Sept. 2G--SHEEP and lambs
Receipts III: for the week thus far. 1850
market ruled steady; top lambs, 6Q6'sc: sec
onds. 4isd5iic: culls and butcher lambs. 3n
4l4c, fat sheep. 3d3isc: medium, 2u3ci com
mon. 1M-c.
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BOND DOTS.

{. G. Brown. Mayor Of San Antonio.
iex., will receive proposals until y. IN.
october for $4,000 paving public
streets and places $4,000 street opening
and widening. 10000 bridge construction,
s-9'eo city property sidewalk construction.
Ns9Vo sanitary sewer construction. $780,
/" storm sewer and drains construction.
h@,0O hospital construction, $4,000 po-
nee and fire station construction, and
Sp0o garbage incnerators per cent
coupon bonds, denomination Of $1,000. tx
sept the 50, 900 issue. which is 500. dated
September /. 1913. and due part yearly
Tor forty years.
According TO reports, Tucson, Pima
County. ATiz.. held an election recently
Which resulted in the defeat OF the propo-
'tion to issue the $4,000 4 per cent thirty
year waterworks bonds
Hayden, Miller & Co. OF Cleveland.
We're the successful bidders recently FOR
tlp.oo9 per cent Observation-Disclosures av-
rage coupon highway improvement bonds
Of Scion. Scion Township Cuyahoga
County. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

For the year ended July 81. 1919. th"
General Motors Company reported net
profits of s.. 2si.lS9 an increase OF N.f'5.e9i.
The balance for dividends was Sfj9,fl. a
gain Of t3.js3.l7S Gross sales for the
year amounted to ss5.5o3.92o as compared
with SGi.7444s6 In the previous year
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INV YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sTABOARD CLEARANCEs


FLOUR AND MEAIl-Flour easy. buyers
Awaiting Dc, elopments I'm wheat spring pat
ents Sta5QA 70: winter straights, ~ 2'u
ki.j. winter patents. 80 $3.50 30; spring
clears - I5ds4 30: extra No winter. - oC4
81 -. 40 . 81 f5ns3 20. Kansas straghts.
"a 2.55Sf r.. fancy spring patents. 81 ioQS5 90
RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair 20 good, ~ AOg
Sc ~. choice to fancy. Sass 10. CoRNMEAL
Ouiet. Kiln dried 81 BAG NEAL quiet;
ane white and yellow. 81 e0Qsi 90; coarse.
81 s51SI GO FED Western, barely steady 4,
bran. 10 arrive 100 ssoks; f .aS 0 .o - -
dos sol. CITY steady; bulk. S2i. sacks. 30 30;
middIins. S2s 1OaS $50 so: re6 dog. s5l 20 OIL
MEAL-~s2 5Oqt33 .,.iu-
COFFEF-Was active ard excited, owing
10 bullish crop reports from Brazil, continued
Uabt rereipts and additional advances M the
cos, ana freight market. Prices made new
bigb records for the season at tho opening.
witch was steady AZ an advance OF 10 II
roints NTH NAV selling at 993c, or 10 points
above the low level reached cary III the sea
son These figures attracted beaNy reauZlig'
vyhicb u.as accelerated by rather shafp
n,n ~ ,ho French market. and there were
re,c,tors ~ 10 or rs points from the best but
the market Armed up again later on renewed
b,,t suppori and closed stcadv az het gam
of from : 10 90 points. Saies --+go' uass,
Including an exchange Of 5000 OF December
,or N.r,b p, 70 points II Is reported thdt
r,.,-,,iaan, urayiltan authority has reduced his
nns,tr's,e ~ tho current Santos crop 10 hnout
o 200 600 or possibly $50. 600 bags ana ue
H.. tbo, the coming crop Will he sim email
Or After . somewhat Irregular optn'nk ii"Eic
bsd a very sharp advance. hut HleiIeo WIN
near months leading the reac,io', 81 '"Vuh.
,nsuenc,d nv the circulation OF notices 1ost
,,'H ,rst.h, oners from Brazil were about TO
~ ,oin,s btgher with 4s quoted ~ IL 100 lie.
snn, cofree steady; Rio No :. 9ic' I.o,ai con
tract
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Rockford Electric Company.

The comparative report Of the ROCK
lord Electric Company for August ana
the twelve months ended August 81 Is as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-27

1nterborough Rapid Transit COMPANY
for August showed gross earnings ~
t23iS $50, an increase Of t5627. The sur
plus for the month was tZ7iGlo. an in
crease Of s54 l56. The number Of passcn-
gers carried was i57o2Olf. an increase Of
375.O96
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

,,,-,,sbcd by /. l.. Winkelmsn "
lQuptauohs 10 "A Broad street,
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health department in the past
twenty-four hours:
Emma L. Shaw. 81 years. Garfield Hos
pital.
Samuel Johnston, 20 years. l37 18th
street northeast.
Bessie f. Lewis, so years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
William P. Reddin, 40 years. 236 street
northeast.
Alice Thompson. 50 years, Columbia
Hospital.
Ollie Curtin, 81 years, 1886 A street
Alice s. Burton, 81 years, COS street
Alice c. Smith. 3s years. 1917 Sd street
northwest
Mary A. Digan. 80 years. 1863 East Cap
itoI street.
Thomas Thompson. 10 years, 1247 North
Capitol street.
Thomas Hutchinson, GO years. $40 L
street northwest.
Margaret W. Parkins, Ga years, 1928 La
mont street northwest.
Albert knight, months, 260O X street
northwest
Ida Major, 4s years Union court north
west
Joshua Crowdy. 8 years, 1918 9Th street
northwest.
Helen A. Cook, 76 years. 1I1s Avenue Of
the Presidents.
Mary E. Lane, 45 years. 1877 4th street
northwest
Virgil McCuin. months, Sibley Hos
pital.
Eddie 3. Newman, ) months, 432 I'd
street southwest.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
DIED.

BRAHLER Entered into eternal rest on Mon
day, November "A, 1912: az his residence ,oi
e. street northeast, JOHN H., beloved husband
of Anna ..;,b.ti, E-ahler.
wea-y bea !; IN sadness bonded.
Aching Ii. ;.ris III aBNious dread.
Siiealls vn;.'Eet tbs painful moments
ny t.e lafiis-ii sufferers bed
Till the fearful hush WAS broken
BY al angels soothing wing.
And the air grew sweet with incense,
And the angelic voices sing.
BY THE FAMILY
Funeral from hi. residence. 7ot e street north
east ON Tlsrsday, November -. at $3.50
arn and thence to ST. Mary's Church.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
BRICE- On Sunday November 2s. 1913. RAN
DOIPH A.. beloved son OF Ellen Brice. aged
twenty-five years
The depths of sorrow | cannot tell.
At the loss of the loved "a well:
And while he lies in peaceful steep,
His meInory i shall always keep
Funeral from his late residence, Canal road. ID.
G.. on Wednesday. November 70 II 2:3o
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend.
DORIAN At Denver Col. on November "a,
1913. JOHN HUFF. husband of Annie VII
Iams Dorian and son Of the ate-Thpmas H.
and Annie 5. Dorian.
DUGAN. On Saturday. November %. 1913. at
1880 pm. at her residence. 1858 East Cap
itoi street. MARY A. DUGAN. widow Of the
late John A. Dugan.
Funeral from her late residence TUESDAY No
OF Holy Comforter. where solemn hi-h
requiem mass will be sung lniermeni al
Mount Oifvct cemetery. Relaiiyes aud
friends invited 70 attend tNew York and
Brooklyn papers please copyD -
HOLLAND. On Sunday. November 2s. 1913. At
Inent MARGARET KoONTZ HOLLAND.
Funeral services at her late residence at y N
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Births Reported.

The follinw births have been reported
to the health department in the past
twenty four hours:
Jacob and Annie Rubin boy.
Andrew l.. and Frances NJ. Oehmann.
girl.
Edward A. and Jessie b. Miller. boy.
Granville y. and Fannie J. Mcdonald.
boy.
Robert L. and Janett 4. Irvine. boy.
Albert E. and Florence NJ. Dieterich,
boy.
Richard Z. and Emily Ii. Donaldson,
boy.
Charles r. and Edith Y. Chambers. girl.
Robert f. and Mignonette Beale. girl.
Robert NJ. and Caroline V. Beall. boy.
John c. and Amelia Berg. girl.
Robin B. and Clara l.. Mulloy, boy.
Leroy and Florence Wilmington, girl
Rufin r. and Lula T.. Perry, boy.
James W. and Adele Moore. boy.
James and Rebecca Harris boy.
Thomas +. and Ada NJ. Brown, boy.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
.vIvIsECTION TO BE TOPIC.
Animal Protection Congress Will
Meet Here December s.

Vivisection is to be one of the prin-
cipal subjects. discussed at the Animal
Protection Congress to be held in this
city December to IL. This will be the
first time this subject will be discussed
before the congress.
1t is stated that many hundreds Of let
ters have been received from all parts
of the world, expressing all phases of
opinion on the subject. from that of the
abolitionist to that of the mildest re-
strictionist.
Three hundred and twenty-five mem
bers are expected to attend the congress.
Many of the most distinguished humani-
tarians from all parts OF the world will
be in attendance, including Charles Ed
ward Russell. Annie Besant. Mrs. Fiske,
Julia Marlowe. Maeterlinck. Ellen Glas-
gov, Jerome X. jerome. Mary Johnston,
Mrs Wharton, Agnes Repplier, Princess
Troubetskoy, Ernest Thompson Seton,
Irving Bachelor and many others.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Antonio Licausi and Providenza An
zelmo.
Charles G. Fiemming and Helen r.
Dinsmore.
Floyd &. Ward OF Gordonsville. Va,
and Lila V. Chapman OF Criglersville
Va.
Herbert D. Hocutt and Susie c. Cling
enpell. both of Roanoke, Va.
James II. Mckenzie of Salisbury. n
c.. and Ruth A. Burrows of this city.
William f. I.eahy and Miriam Kramer.
Joseph L. Sheedy and Katherine Nj.
Ulsheimer. both OF Baltimore. Md.
Joseph Langsdorff and Berdie Glad
den.
George - Hamilton and Ellen +. Will
keTson.
Lewis A. Wells and Florence Collins.
Charles L. Gee and Willie MacBnrton,
both of Roydton. Va
Elmer ". Burroughs and Annie \.
Eeitzey.
Herman l. Cathey and Estelle 5. Viii
iiams.
John L. Mills OF this city and Mildred
Wright of Hyat,svile. Nd.
Byrd VI. Willis of Richmond, Va, and
Eda n. Nystron OF Portland, Me-
Townsend Adams and Annie Milton.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
VETERANS TO BE HOSTS.
To Entertain Army Officers on Duty
at Gettysburg Encampment.

The army officers who were on duty at
the Gettysburg celebration last summer
are to be rendered reception tomorrow
evening by Kit Carson Post No. =, at
G. A. r. Hail. at which the veterans of
the District of Columbia will show their
appreciation of the official work OF the
officers at the jubilee.
Many Of the officers have signilied their
intention Of attending. including Gen.
Hunter Liggett. who commanded the
CAMP Col James H. Schoonmaker, head
of the Pennsylvania commission, who
was also invited, is prevented by illness
from accepting.
All veterans Of the District are cor
daily invited to join In the demonstra-
tion and will be welcomed to the eXcr-
c!ses which are scheduled to begin at
8 o'clock. by the commander of Kit Car
son Post.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

"Wednesday. November &c. Inicrrlrnt pri,nte.
-
IGLEHART. ON SUNDAY. November .a. iais 1T
iis restdencc. ,Sa' stu street nar.n@e e>t. loftN
Funrrai viii H. hold from !. wi'iia,a les IN
drr,ak.aS 'S,ae i>hn'oni ~ - ~ rcrns. i,9n,a
November " tie Rey. o. !, Gallih,r oai-
e.siing. intrrment ~ Savage. NJ.
LYNCH. On Monday. November II 1919. 10
ESQ an. 20 her residence. l>le North 1ap-
i'ol street ,St. Francis aparlmcnb. MARY
LYNCH. daughter % thr late Thomas aud
Mary Droney.
Funeral from her lasc resideucc IN Thursday.
November -, ri 10 O'Clock am. thence %
=. Aloysius Church. where requiem mss y lii
b. offered for tho rel"sc - h"r soul. F-icnis
and relatives invited 70 attend. -
ROSE. Departed this life Mcuday Novrml.rr
-. 1913. ut l6i., Iath street northwest lottN
ROSE. beloved husband 81 Mary l. Rose and
father Of BESSIE MCGOWAN.
Funeral - Madison. Va. Wednesday. Novcmhcr
sLocrM IN Monday. November p. 1919. q
avrnu. northwest. WILLIAM. beloved has
band . Sarah sloguu. il IL eighty fourth
Funeral from the family residence On wrano--
das. Novemb"- -. al 2:3o Pm. Relatives
papers please copy
SMITH. on sunday. November -. 1913. ~ II -
An. - epiiepiic commissions. Mrs. ALICE
6 SMITH once Davis, beloved IaugAter 4
Funeral from hcr late rcSidrH n 1919 "a street
n.rthwesi, u go p.m. Taasaay. Nosonl
TERRELL. Departed thi~ lifc o. sunday. -
street. heNsudria. Va. MATTE CARR TER
REil. beloved Mifr 81 william Terrell. for
merry ~ Ma>htnctrr. - g
Funeral from Liberty Bansisi church Wcdn.s-
day; November - u pm. Interneni ~
Bethel cemetery.
THOMPSON On saturday. Nosemher y. ,aia.
capto street rect THOMAS TiioNfsod,It. il l'tss ~
Funeral ,privatei from his late rc>ideure Tues
day. November -. at lao pm. fUtcTmrut
at Arlington national cemetery. ti.ancastcr.
Pa. and Delhi. ). J.. papers please coPyl
roMLTSsoN; suddsgly. q thc 2stn iasi at
) EDWIN. husband of Ed.th Iarcembe
Fun. .al services viii he heid at tie charcl n
,;ieRweod cemetery "Wednesday Novem'c- -
Al : pm. Relatives ard friends invited -
ToMLINsoN. % Monday. November - inia.
at his residence. ll5 sin street northwest. ).
EDWIN TOMLINSoN. past master ~ fcd-
cral Lodge No. !. J.. \. a. II,
Funeral services at GlenWood cemetery chapel
"Wednesday. November -, at !; o'eiock. Mem
bers of Federal Lodge will meet New Ma
sonic Temple ~ , o'clock IL attend funeral.
WILLIAM I. BALLARD. W N.
CHARLES y. BAlI.EY. Secretary.
TOMLINSoN.
The death of beloved colurade. :. EDWIN
ToAIINSoN. corporal. National Rides +
nounced TO the Society Of National Rifles Net-
erans Funeral services I'm the chapel, Glcnwood
cemetery. November 26, Mt p.m. Comrades
of the Society Of Veterans invited 10 at
tend. BY command of
JAMES +. OYSTER. Capt Commanding
Official: GEORGE ". EVANS, Lieut. Recorder.
TROTT.
Washington Lodge No. Il. r. L. o. Elks.-A
special session OF the lodge will he held nj l
O'Clock pm. Wednesday. November 20, 1913. for
the purpose of attending the funeral III our laie
brother, Z. VERNON TR0TT. By order of
Arrest: JOHN i. G0IMAN. Exalted Ruler.
WM. ). SHELBY, Secretary.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
In Memoriam.

BOosE- In loving remembrance u my dear hus-
band. HERBERT BoosE:. who departed this
iiie one year ago today. November % 1872.
May he rest in peace
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, ELLA BoosE.
CARTER. In sad and loving remembrance u orr
dear daughter. RACHEL \. CARTER. who
%. 1911.
Two years ago today dear Ra -hei
God called you 10 His throne.
How sad has been hearts since then!
Oh, how lonely has been home.
By HER MOTHER.
COLEMAN. In loving remembrance of our dear
daughter and sister. cARoi.lN T.. COLE
today. November. % 1912
4 year has passed and stul we miss you:
Friends may think the wound has healed,
But little do they know the
That lies within oar hearts conccnled.
BY THE FAMILY.
father EMIL Il. LEVY. who Died - sud-
denly hve years ago today, November 3.
You shall never be forgotten
As long life aud memory last.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MccANNA II sad bat loving rememb7ance Of
parted this llf. eight years ago today, No
rember -. 1900
o. Grandma could speak to you
And calid you live again.
Ny aching heart would then be healed
But such wish il vain.
BY HER GRANDDAUGHTER AGNES.
masses at St Stephens and Holy
Trinity Churches
McCANNA. IN sad but loving remembrance of
oEr dear mother ard grandmother. ANN
McCANNA. who departed tdS life eight years
ago today. November -. 1906. Anniversary
ut -. Stephens and Holy Trinity
churches.
Into sweet rest our mother ha~ entered
No more Ia wake up or 10 weep:
She is smiling upon ~ trou heaven:
Our dear mother has fallen ASLEEP. -
BY HER SONS AsD DAUGHTERS
MAJ the flowers grow aro:ri her grave
And the birds max. muse there.
For no one know. dr.
What Il means for IAy ;.taadnctner 10 bo mere
BY HER GRANDDAUGHTER. MIs. MeDoN-
NELL.
PADGETT; IN memers e ny he'ored fric.d:
RAYMOND PADGErT whn died six IIonths
ago today, November =, 1873.
! cherish his memory.
NAY L. HART
In loving resnemlrancee Of our aesr
father and grandfather. JOHN ROBERTS.
who died November a5, 1905
Loved in life, in death remembered
WEBSTER Sacred TO tic nempry e oIr dear
TEL IL. WEBSTER, nEo fell asleep ia jesus
three years ago. November -. lnla. aud
two years ago. Jun" ~. 1911, respectively.
They were thought .ul. lo,ng and tender
With each and every one.
Here ti,ay suffered. hut rejoicing,
or their battles fought ard victories won.
Father Thy wil not oars h. done.
Take our loved ones. one by ont.
Tis sad. YES. sad. and yet lis sweet
To know that fl heaven al shall meet.
BY THEIR LOVING DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Gerard A. Floersch of Portsmouth. Va,
and Florence A. Busch Of Omaha, Neb.
Charles A. Lewis and Mabel C. Hail.
Lee c. Martin and Amelia Is. Pleitner.
Charles W. Shaffer of New York city
and Alice B. Sparks of Landover, Va.
Sam di Bella and Antonina Cifala.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Mrs. Simon to Be Special Guest.

Mrs. Abram Simon Of Washington is
to be special guest at the celebration
in Boston. November 30 and December l.
Of the National Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods, the ladies' auxiliaries of the
various Jewish synagogues of the coun-
try. Mrs Simon is scheduled to deliver
an address.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Marshalls Leave Arizona for CAPITAL.

PHOENIX, Ariz, November 25.-After
q months vacation spent with his wife's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kimsey of
Scottsdale. Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall Will leave today for Washington.
They will arrive In Chicago Friday and
leave that night for Washington. Mr..
Marshall said he expected to see complete
trust legislation taken up at the new
session of Congress.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Urged to Attend League Meeting.

The November meeting of the District
of Columbia section of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic League is to take place
at the Portner. 18th and U streets north
west, Friday evening. 1t is urged that
local members of the league attend these
meetings inasmuch as matters of import
ance to them are to be taken up.
Evening star., 1913-11-25
Sore Throat Prudence.

No family medicine chest is we'll
stocked without a bottle of TON
SLIME, for you don't know what
moment it may be needed to relieve
sudden case of Sore Throat. Re
lieving Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S
special mission. 1t is made for that
advertised for that-sold for that
one purpose. TONSILINE is the
one and only Sore Throat Remedy
which is sold over a large part -.
9f the Yntsd States 81 ,hsu1 Hou dsx need
or some night when the drug a
store is closed-better have ia
bottle ready at home when you
need it most. 25c, soc and $I.oo. V
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Miss Dorothy Merriam and Miss Ee-
nadia Merriam. daughters of DR.. and
Mrs. G. Hart Merriam. will be among
the debutantes next month
Evening star., 1913-11-25
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
WHITE HOUSE GUESTS LUNCH
AT THE LAMAR HOME.
Miss Morgan's Debut-Other Pleas
ing Events-Personal
Notes.

Miss Write, Miss Scott and Miss Brown.
three of the bridesmaids at today's we'd
ding, and the three other young lady
guests at the White House. went to the
home of Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lamar for
an Informal luncheon party today. Miss
Emily Thomas of Augusta. Ga, house
guest, was also Of the party. as were
several other young friends of the hostess.
Evening star., 1913-11-25

Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Barroll en-
tertained at dinner last night in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Eel
loves Their other guests were Mr.. John
Barrett. Baroness Won Hitler, Col. Whip
pie. Mrs. II. G. Cole. Capt. Ridley Nc
Lean. Mrs, Joseph Hampson. Mrs. Har-
old Walker and Mr. John Clifton.