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SHEIRY

Montevallo, April 6.-(Special.) )-Follow- ing returns from Beat l: Hobson CT, Un- derwood 75; Brown 13 Rushton "A, Frank s. White 1bl; Conner 75 Henderson s. Kolb 19. Seed 19. Chestnut l, Curry 30 Kilby 101, w. P. Cobb 2; Greer 2s, Nun nally n, Purifoy AS, Bradley 8, Graham 9: Lancaster 16. Smith 19, Algood 26, Wilkinson 107, Greer 3, Martin 2l, Pegram s, Riddle 64 Greer 12 Pearson 49. Sey- mour 5S, Woods 2e Cooper 104, Gaillard S4, McCord r, Boyd %; deGraffenried S1 Mayfleld 102, Thomas 27, J. B. Brown s. E. P. Thomas A. Tyler Goodwin 3S, Bibt Graves 9S. Fuller sS, Prestridge 46, Deasou IA Blackmon 20. Beat 4-Underwood 46 Hobson l; Blackmon 46, Deason i.
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ADJUSTMENTS
At the Jefferson

Aas'a" a bright, tuneful operetta or afeai con ady, was presented at the fsfser son st night to good sized crowd and one of the best shows seen that a&yhouse in sometime. The steFs ins1yes a pretty love tale. girl and 5 boy falling in love with each other eeruad
 maeA 10 he consternation of others con
 # is called musical comedy, but is much npre like an operetta, having many pretty songs, which fit into the iinraveiiug of the romance. Adele" is fh name of waltz song of the piece that reuinas much of the old standby, Merry WldeS'
 earoiyn Thomas in the title role is sess pleasing, and she Is supported by
 faast much above the average. Others ef tna cast who gave very good DOT ttayais of their parts were. Annette Fia<t is the Mime. de Neuville, John Park plays the baron, Alfred Kappeler. Robert Friebur, George O'Donnell, that Of Henri Parmaceau; Jules Espailly. AL red Friebur, and Javques Ralph Nairn. and score or more of equally promi- nent people are included in the cast.
 fffth one or two exceptions the cast dablayed very good voices and the sing was real art. The play will be given 2 Gin this afternoon and tonight and Is
 ell worth going to see and hear.
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LIMESTONE

Athens, April 6.-(Special.) .)-yota in Athens. 52S; count very slow. Vote shows Underwood and Henderson lesding. Two small beats reported gives Underwood, 50. Hob-9n 31. Indications are that Cn- dc-wood wlh carry county by 600 Ien- ders-r will a;so carry co 5nry ty ssfe V.tc
 Athens, April 6-(Special )-out of 93 votes counted out of 523 in Athens box at 10 D. m: Conner 50, Henderson 22, kolb 19. Seed s; Hobson 42, Un- derwood 51.
 Four complete boxes give Hobson II, Underwood 121: Conner 73, Hender- son 59, Kolb IA, Seed Al.
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Marion. April 6.-(Special. )-Marion pre- cinct cast over 300 votes and the count will not be completed before o'clock. One-half the votes gives Underwood 6 to 1 over Hobson.
 In the congressional race the extreme prohibition beats have given Huddleston flattering vote, while King has sur prised his friends at many points, though it is believed that Miller will continue in the lead as this precinct has given him good majority. The race for gov ernor is close between Conner and Hen derson with the former in the lead. The Kob vote will reach 300.
 Spessard and Ivey are making a close race for the legislature with Lee a sure winner Wooley for sheriff has defeated Howie by almost 20 to l. Minor state officers will not be developed tonight
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MORGAN

Hartselle, April 6.-(Special.) IA full vote was boiled in every precinct in Morgan county. Hartselle boiled 39S es- 1 timated majority from 40 to 30 for Un- derwood. The Decaturs boiled 1152: es- timated that Underwood received from 65 to 75 per cent Falkville as far as
 counted went two to one for Under wood. At this hour. o'clock, 1t seems that Underwood, Seed and Callahan will lead the ticket in Morgan county. Decatur, April 6-Comer and Kolb lead ing for governor. Underwood leading in
 Decatur and county. Rushton is leading
 | Callahan leading for Congress.
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WASHINGTON

Yellow Jine April 6.-tSpecial)-Th vote here: Conner 6. Henderson g. Kolb 8: Hobson 1, Underwood 9; Brown g. Rush. ton ?, White 5 Kilby ', Curry 2, Cooper, Gaillard, Julian each, McCord 2.
 Vinegar Bend, April 6.-(Special. )-Tay- Tor, 62; Gray, 6; Conner, b5; Kolb, 12; Hobson, 4; Underwood GA.
 Fairford April Especial )-This precinct: Conner 2, Henderson 9, kolb 12, Seed 1; Hobson 9, Underwood IT; for Congress. Gray IS, Taylor 4 Coop CT 2, Gaillard 12. Julian !, McCord 5.
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ST. CLAIR

Pell City. April 6.-tSpecial. )--Ea- sonville: Conner 40. Henderson 8, Kolb 1; Kilby 3S; Hobson 2S, Underwood governor: Chesnutt 4, Curry 21, Kilby Burnett 36, Rainey [ Martin 35; Greer 5. Riddle 2. Pell City vote light. Un- derwood will carry city to 1. Co., mer, Henderson, Kolb running even. White has big majority.
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WALKER

Jasper. April 6.-(Special.) )-Reports from Fayette county state Conner, Seed and Henderson are running close. Underwood is leading Hobson. In Walker county partial reports from few beats indicate that Conner and Seed have the lead. Hob- son Is leading Underwood. Banl<head is reported leading Oliver In Fayette anc has landslide in Walker.
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PICKENS

Aliceville. April 6.-(special.)--A heavy vote has been cast, Conner leading to i. Senate close. Railroad solid for Gail lard and Cooper. White. Kilby, Nunnelee. Bradley. Allgood, Green, Seymour, May field, Thomas, Brown, Graves and Oll- yer also leading. The sheriffs race is close. Bell and Youngblood are leading for senate and house with Gibson prob ably sheriff.
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mer ss1. Henderson 9s. Kolb 9s. Seed 553; Almon ss1, Balentine 13s, Callahan i4s, Watts IF. White is in the lead for short term senator. All precincts not heard from.
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SUMTER

Livingston, April ciaL)-Sumter county, II beats heard from give Conner 13l, Henderson 62, Kolb 1SS, Seed 46. Hob son 110, Underwood PCT Bankhead 147, Oliver 227. Four largest beats in county not heard from.
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MARENGO

Pinehill, April 6-Returns from eight p ecincts in south Marengo and west Wilcox give Conner majority of 100, Koib second. Seed third. Henderson not in the running. Underwood reading Hobson about , to 1. Returns coming in very slowly.
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MARSHALL,

Gadsden, April 6,-(Special. )-Four beats in Marshall county give Hobson 211, Underwood 1Sl. Burnett 174, Rainey 1S. Boaz, Marshall county, Hobson 67, Un- derwood 10S. Conner 122 Henderson 10, Kolb B. Seed IA, Burnett 9S, Rainey S1.
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Livingston, April 6-(special)- county, 16 beats heard from, give Hobson ITS, Underwood 520, Conner 165, Henderson 69 Kolb 244 Seed 46, Bankhead 272, Oliver 442. Underwood will carry county to 1. Kolb will lead for governor Oliver will carry county by 200 majority.
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Mobile. April 6.-(Special )-Kolb leading Conner in Mobile to 1. Under wood carries county to 1. White wins for short term. Cooper and Gaillard win by. large majorities. Close race
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opelika. April 6.-(SpeciaL l--Estimated vote of Lee county, 20O0: Hobson 761, Un- derwood 123s, Conner 500, Henderson TOO, Kolb 400. Seed 300. County ticket very close and nothing less than an official
 count can determine the winners
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MARION

Hamilton, April 6.-(Special.) .)-Seed has carried Marion county by large ma jority. Hobson has carried 1t by 300. Indications are that Bankhead has car ried the county
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Castleberry, April s-(Special )-Comer, 5: Kolb. S; Seed, l; Hobson, 3: Under wood, II; Brown, 1; White. 12; Curry, B; Kilby, 6: Cooper. B. Gaillard, 10; Julian, Is, McCord, 1; Purifoy, i2; Dent l2: Mo- bry 1
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RANDOLPH

Roanolse Apl1i S.-(Special) )-Returns from Waile hfat, his county: Conner 59 TIenderson a lzoib O. Seed 45; Chesnut C. Curry 0. knbl S Iiobson 20. Underwood
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MIDNIGHT RETURNS
 FORETELL VICTORY
tContinued on Page Two,

counting before morning. Republicans voting all over the county. One box which boiled only two democratic votes last year voted for Hobson today Esti- mate of 200 majority in county for un- derwood still seems conservative. No dis turbance reported.
 = Moulton, April 6.-(Special. .)-Lawrence county: Hobson 440 Underwood 5S4 Co.,
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TALI,APOOSt

Dadeville, April 6.-(Specis l-llVa pre- cincts reported: Conner 1.4 ttendnI sea 221, Kolb B. Seed 260; Underwood ears ries county 1000 majority; White CD 7ua- jority.
 Dadeville. April G. Special l--Ee. turns received late tor Kbt ei re Gn- derwood 2250, Hobson TO White leads Rushton by substartisil rua3ortty. while Henderson and Seed are very close. Conner runs thinf With holb fourth. Kilby wins in hc col ntv bs a good majority. Allgoo1 is aaffd fn3 state auditor while M rfir nd HiaqIa are making a close rstte te ones general. DeGraffenrie E Thomas head the tsehrt M ferTy Thomas also receives H1nAtsnic fth jority. Other offices aHT aa a heard from.
 TUSCA DOS
 Tuscaloosa, April tif.
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WILCOX

Camden, April 6-(Special.) )-Underwoo leads Hobson to in Wilcox county. Conner and Kolb tied; Gal,lard and Coop CT almost solid vote; Rushton and White close.
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Marion. April 6.-(Special. )-Underwoo estimated majority, based on returns SC cured, will exceed 700.
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yer has carried Tuscaloosa by about 500 and Pickens county by 500 It is believed the Underwood lead is safe, though no figures are available.
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MOBILE

Grand Bay, April 6.--(Special. )-This pre-
 cinct, Mobile county: Conner 45, kolb 4, Seed 1, Hobson 13. Underwood 8, Brown | G. Rushton 5, White 34, Cooper 24, Gaillard S9, Julian II, McCord 6.
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Tuscaloosa, April 6,-(special.) )-Indica- tions arc that Underwood will carry the city by to l, and the county by small
 margin. Five boxes In the county give
 Hobson 233, Underwood PIT. kolb is running strong.
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opelika. April 6.-(Special) 1.-The largest democratic vote ever boiled in Lee county was cast today. From the best information obtainable it is be- lieved that HendeIeon. Underwood and Clayton swept the o~unty.
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Jasper, April 6.-(Special )-Bankhead S majority in Walker county 2000; his nomi-
 nation over Oliver is assured by between
 800 and 1200.
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Gurnee, April 6-(Special.) 1.-The vote of Gurnee beat: Hobson g. Underwood s; Brown 8, Rushton I, White 8; Conner 2 Henderson 2. Kolb ', Cooper 13, Gail lard 8, McCord l.
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Panola, April 6.-(Special )-Underwoo g; Hobson, 9; Conner. Il; Henderson. 2; Kolb, 12; Seed, 6; Oliver. 26; Bankhead, 5.
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Maylene, April 6.-(Special)-T vote of this place follows: Underwood 37, Hob son o, Brown l, Rushton 20, White n, Conner ?, Henderson 1S, Kolb 17, Seed 6, Cooper 94. Gaillard l, Julian B. Me- !, Cord q
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Oak Grove. April s.-(Special )-Comer s, kolb Is, Seed 1; Hobson 9, Underwood 10; White H. Rushton H.
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PERRY

Marion, April 6--(Special. )-Seven ple circts give Hobson, 112: Underwood, 42.i Conner, 12s; Henderson, Al. Kolb, ss Seed, 43.
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LEE

opelika, April s.-CSpeciai.) )-Election re- turns coming in slowly. Conner and Hen derson running neck ana neck. Under wood and Clayton leading ticket.
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Calvert, April 6.-(Special.) 1.-The vote here: Conner 10. Henderson 10, Kolb 8, Seed i, Cooper IT, Galiard IS.
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Carrolltor. Apri 6-(Special) l)-Returns from 15 heata gid Hobson small major ity. Seed iA iaa4lug for governor with Conner seeond.
 Oliver wiil cnrra county by large ma jority fof Cengs Youngblood will be elected to lesiflA afs by large majority.
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Marion, April 6.-(Special)-Five pre- cipcts give Darden. IS; Huddleston, Sh King, 97; Miller, 135.
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LOWNDES

Letohatehie, April 6-(Specia1., :, From latest returns Conner is "a lost
 balr' in Lowndes county. Henderson leading with Kolb a close second. Ray Rushton nominated in Lowndes coun- ty for short term.
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 favoring Kolb.
 Sylaoauga, April 6-(SpecaL)-Syla- cauga beat Hobson 8, Underwood 64. Brown 8, Rushton 55, White 13, Conner g., Henderson 52, Kolb 6, Seed 3. Curry D, Kilby 66, Cobb 43, Green 6, Purifoy 19, Graham g. Lancaster CT, Smith 9 Martin 54, Riddle 13, Feagan 66, Persons 2. Wade 66, Cooper H. Galliard 59, Julian 20, Me Cord 3s, Anderson 67, Gardner 66 Boyd 10, Mayfield 57, Simpson 56, Thomas 13 Brown 10, Thomas 5s. Abercrombie GA, Goodwin
 5s, Graves G. Blackmon s7. Deason 5. Sylacauga, April 6.-Special. )-Four hundred and fifty votes boiled. Conner
 leading for governor. Seed vote small. Solb and Henderson about same. Rush ton and White for short term about even. The large vote o. Martin for att | torney general was a surprise. It is es- l timated that Blackmon will lead for 1 Congress. It is thought that Sanford VII lead for solicitor of city court, Coker and Stewart for legislature.
 Talladega. April 6.-(Special.) )-Three | beats in this county give Hobson B. Un- | derwood 109. Conner 27, Henderson A. Kolb
 47 Seed 21, Blacmon 102. Deason 40, Rush. ton 30, White 6S, Brown 2, Chesnutt 2, Curry 43, Kilby fl, Cobb 4, Greer IS. Nun | neily Q, f'uTnoy otp 1TeeT f4. MdTtlH ID, | Pegram 8. Riddle 45, Romaine Boyd Fl, GeGraffenried 13, Mayfield 6, Simpson I, Thomas 49.
 Talladega. April 6.-(Special. .)--Beat 19
 boiled 60 votes. Canford for s''icitor | has majority. Underwood has yaaiority
 Of 20. Deason for Congress, carr rls
 beat by a small majority. Blsesmon 5
 possible majority in beat 1 WI ll
 He has lead of 30 in beat g. Cci for
 sheriff, leads in beat 1. Thweafr tor
 sheriff. leads in beat ?. Under W Dd 4as
 d majority in beats .nd ?. Con and Kolb leads in those beats. HaOsna cars r;ed beat Is, which polls 30 votes San- | ford for solicitor leads in beai id fisa. No 1: Kolb 23; Conner, IT; Henders0a,
 g. Seed, 5; Underwood. 39: Ffobsou l5. l Biackson, 37; Deason, 1S Burt for zOilei. l tor. 22; Manning, a6; Sanford
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TALLADEGA

Talladega, April 6.-(Special) )-Eight voting places out of 23 in Taladega coun- ty give Conner 107, Henderson n, Kolb 109, Seed 57, Underwood 219, Hobson 107. Count Is slow in larger towns and will not be completed until after midnight. The re- turns given are from rural small beats. The fight is close between Conner and Kolb in the county with chances largely favoring Kolb.
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Letohatchie, April -(Special) )-Under- wood carries Lowndes county by a good majority. Race close between Hendcr- son and Conner. Nunallee a winner in this county. Ray Rushton carries the county virtually solid.
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Lyric-Yaudeyille

With laughter song and dance. varied b3 genuine story of the underworld wth it's drama and human interest. the
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MONTGOMERY

Montgomery. April e.-(Special )-Latest count of rural precincts in Montgomery county showed Conner 120 Hendeson St. kolb So. Photographic dispatches here give Underwood and Henderson plurality in Geneva county Conner is reported to have received few votes At Slocumb peat there were 15o votes. Underwood and Hen derson receiving plurality.
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Mobile, April 6-(Special) )-Comer Al, Henderson 114. Kolb 5. Seed ss, Hobson lN Underwood 169; Rushton IFS, White 40, Dent 1ss. Woodford, Mabry IT.
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Tuskegee, April 6-(Special. )-Beats 5.
 6, and 10 of Macon county heard from with following results: Conner 54, Hen derson 51, Kolb 19, Seed 6, Hobson 32. Underwood 99 The unfinished count of Beat 1 gives Hobson and Underwood about an even ballot.
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between Hartwell and Inge for state
 senator and between Dorton and Hol- combe for sheriff.
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Blocton, April 6.-tSpecial )-Bloc- ton gives Underwood 191, Hobson 104. White leads Rushton by good ma iority. Seed 145, Henderson 6S. Kolb 54, Conner 3S. Kilby leads for lieu tenant governor by a handsome ma jority. Boyd AS. deGraffenried 16, May field 124, Simpson 46, ". H. Thomas 14s; Judge of court of appeals. E. P. Thomas 115, Brown S5. For Congress, Huddleston 227, Miller 35. King 16, Dar- den '. Associate railroad commission CT, Cooper 133, Julian 63, McCord 6l, Gaiilard 57
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Cordova, April 6.-(Speeia1) 1)-Com- p1ete returns from the county ticket at the Cordova box gives; W. c. Davis 149. Stephenson 122. Marquis 121. Gran ford s4, J. L. Davis IA Smith 57 for legislature. r. M. Long 209, Phillips 10s, and Baker II for sheriff. The state ballot will not be completed for sev- eral hours. Hobson leads for senator. Olner for representative from the sixth district, while Seed seems to have a majority over all candidates.
 Jasper, April Especial. )-Returns from seven precincts in Walker coun- ty Conner 125, Henderson 95. kolb 54. Seed 2SS. Hobson 3S0. Underwood 239.
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MACON

Tuskegee. April 6.-(Special )-Further returns give Conner 9S, Henderson "A. kolb 9, Seed 6, Hobson 49. Underwood 153, Rushton SS, White g, Curry F, Kilby 16.
 Talladega, April 6-(Special )-The first unofficial return comes in from Beat F at D. m. Sixty-five votes boiled. Un- derwood 53. Hobson 12 Blackmon 50,zDea- son 15 Kolb 46. Sanford for solicitor leads. For sheriff Thweatt and Coker leads Lawson.
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TUSCA

Tuscaloosa, Apri
Evening star., 1914-04-12

ised 70 anchor off the Boardwalk for the
occasion.
Forty-fivc pound nets have been ordered
out OF existence by the United States
War Department. and this viii be cheer
ing news to every inland and seashore
visiting Ike Walton who loves to feel the
tug at his line Heretofore these pound
nets have been strung seward along the
entire New Jersey coast. drawing all man
ner of fish into their meshes the finnT
schools made their way up the coast.
and effectually keeping the weakiisiI and
other edible species out of the waters OF
the various bays
Hook -and-linc fishermen have suffered
accordingly. and the wealthy owners Of
the pound nets have had 50 many tish in
their nets that tn. New York and Phil
adelphia markets hav. been glutted at
times. with many ions OF tnc sea food
being dumped back into the seI because
the pound-net men could not sell At a
profit
1t was a great Palm sunday down here
by the sea. the greatest IN the TeSo:t
history, but il Mas merely a forerun'er
to Easter All through the week the
trains crossing the meadows from the
Inland have been iammed with people
who want 70 BEGIN the summer right
at Atlantic City. The World and his
wife are down. and their breeds. 1t IS
an expensive festival. is Easter-to pa.
for and the entire family must be
rigged out in the newest OF the new for
this Eastertide parade.
And every day during the past week
has been parad" on the BoardWalk-a
parade that displayed 50 much that is
new in feminine apparel that mere nan
asks how il viii be possible 10 better
the display Easter SUndaY.
But Palm sunday brought foFti only
the second best frocks: the really. truly
gowns are being sarld against the
really truiy openil.2 OF the Atlantic
City season-a season that from April l.
on will be IAN the time"
The name Of Briganti:le is to be
changed. ani II is a pity in a his
torcal sense. for Jhe name iits the 10
caGty. The island was called B-igantine
in the hay antiquity OF hundred years
or 50 ago because = vessel Of the class
called bTigantines went ashore on its
wind-swept and shallow shoals
But from now on IL is to be East Allan
tie City. a thoroughly up-to-date and geo
graphically easily placed name. y new
S5O0.0oa bridge is TO be built across ;he
inlet waters from this resort to ex-
B:igantine Island, ana tnen-watch ii
grow,
" Ellis Chandler Of Washington has
apartments AZ Tie Hotel Aiamac while
doing the wooden way III the Easter
Sunday "a. ade
J. A. Shesnoir. from Washington. is a
Weekend visitor at the shore
Miss Laura Collision joined a party of
Washington friends at the shore early
in the week for the Easter parade
Mrs. Frank Mertins and Mrs L. s
ROBBERY are Washington mat-ons spend
ing the Easter season by the sea.
Mrs. H. b. Arnold of Washington Join
ed a party OF home city friends, at the
shore for the Easter festivities.
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baum are the weekend guests of Miss
Eta Oppenheim in Baltimore.
Mrs. Adolph Weyl is spending the
week end in Annapolis, Nd, as the
guest of Mrs. John Strahorn.
DIR. Dwight Dickinson, L. S. ", retir-
ed. of +. street. with his daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Caffey. and her little daughters,
Patty and Betty, sailed from Baltimore
Thursday for abroad, where they will re-
main until next fall.
Mrs. Nina Oppenheimer has returned
home. after spending some time with
her daughters in New York
Miss Helen Fischer will be hostess to-
morrow at the Washington Suburban
Club at a luncheon for a number OF
friends.
Mrs Sol Rice of Chicago is the guest
of her sister Mrs. Rudolph Behrend OF
Wyoming avenue.
The friends OF Mr. and Mrs. L. Acher,
1927 10th street, will be glad to learn of
the convalescence Of their son Harry,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever.
has spent the winter with Mrs. Edgar
Behrend while attending college here,
will return home next Friday.
Mrs. Mary (. Farley and daughter,
Mary r. Farley. of 246O Ontario road are
spending the Easter holidays at Atlantic
City, \. j.
The Washington Auxiliary of the Ma
tional Indian Association will be the
guests of Mr.. T. II. Alexander. I'LL 9
street. Wednesday. April 10, from 5 K
, = Social hour from 3.30
Mr.. s. NJ. Brosus and Mr.. Frank
La Flesche will give brief addresses.
Miss E eanor Clay Leaf of Fort Wash.
| ington. Pa. is the guest of Mrs. Johr
Mitchell Waters of 312s Dumbarton ave-
nue.. for the Easter holidays. Miss Leaf
and Mrs. Waters were school chums. Miss
Leaf will be the honor guest at severa
affairs this week.
Miss Frances Louise Evarts is spend
ing the Easter holidays in New York
Mildred Newcomb Wilson a number
of social functions. teas, dansante. thea
ter parties are being held in her honor
She will return home in time to attend
the Easter hop at Annapolis the 18th.
A chidren's masquerade bali will be
given under the auspices of the Arion
at the clubhouse. 1C05 f street north
west.
I Mrs R. y Belt and Miss A. Powder
are spending Easter at Atlantic City
\. j.
! Invitations have been issued by the
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sympathy and understanding between
fathers and sons is most lauda bile IN
dsrtakiug The movement might well,
however. begin at home. Eanaucts
speeches. public discussion of points Of
yiew determined by age and all that il
implies are good as far as they go.
Better still. however, is the under
standing that results from intimacy in
the home. from constant and close com
radeship between dad and his hoy
Talks on education. business politics
and books At the freside. WALKS IN
parks Or in the country with tie souls
Of father and son as companions paw.
the way admirably 10 successful public
functions at which fathers and sons
meet TO discuss grievances and adjust
difficulties