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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
PERSONALS

A. r. Morrisettc 81 Las Vegas Is
IN the city on business affairs to-
DAY.
r. Barela, e well known merchant
cd 81 Rafael. Valencia cuunty. h ia
the city today on business
VIII A.. White OF the First National
bank force. was able To return 20 his
home today. convaicsccut after an op-
Grafton Tor appendicitis.
District Attorney NJ a. Vigil went
60 Belcn this morning WHERE he Is en-.
gaged In the suit Of Older. ct al ys.
the board ~ county commissioner of
Valencia counry. an action regarding
ditch rights.
judge Edward A. Mann il In Santa
Pc today where he In occupied before
the state supreme court.
A. y. McGancy. general 81
the Santa Barbara Tie and Pole com
panS. left Yesterday for Los Angeles
whore he expects to remain unit
about the end of March. lie viii re-
turn Ia Albuquerque about the time
the spring logging operations OF the
company open up.
Mrs. Albert Clancy Of santa Fe and
her young son arrived in Albuquerque
yesterday for a visit 10 Mrs. Ciancy's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hes.
seidon
Ivan Grunsfeld left last night for
san Marcial on "a business trip.
Charles Chadwick Of Chadwick aud
company. will retur tonight from q
business trip 10 san Juan county.
D. BENJAMIN, general manaEer OF
the Harvey system. arrived on the
limited this morning. accompanied by
a. r. Manager. general superintond-
ent. Inspector and several minor OH
cials II the system. who are accom-
panying Mr. BENJAMIN On an inspec-
ton tour.
Attorney George Young of Gallup
returned home on the limited today
after a brief visit IN Albuquerque.
ar. Boardman wts born in Dixon,
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PHONE ssi.

sitting there laughing and trying TO
confuse him
Harrington denied thc charge and
Chairman Foster restored peace by
suggssting Maybe Mr.. Harrington is
laughing al Mr.. Jakle''
The witness told Of being told that
he would be- killed by strikers n he
loft the mine and came 10 Trinidad
Did the superintendent tell you
that you had to work out what you
owed the company FOR board and for
transportation from Pittsburgh p"
asked Costigau.
The question was translated. and
the witness replied that he had been
told that he must work out 4 debt OF
S27.
Judge J. a. Northcutt cross exam
med for M operators.
Under a flood of questions the Wit
ness stuck To- his story that the al
legged shooting Of "a miner hy "a militia
man was seen or heard hy another
miner named Mike smith. The al
legged killing. he said. took place the
latter part OF January
Did smith tell you he saw the man
killed o."
smith told me he heard the shot %
The witness explained that he did
not know the man who was killed. or
whether OF not hc was one OF the
party who came from Pittsburgh.
During thc luncheon recess tho
hearing WIS removed 10 the West
theater, which had been offered for
the use of the committee. The room
at the city hall n been found total
- Inadequate to accommodate the
crowd Tables, chairs and supplies
were hastily transferred and vine
the session was rcsumc at = o'clock
the committee. attorneys and news
paper men occupied the thcatcr stage.
with the spectators in the body Of
the house.
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items during the day unless the COM
mitico Indicated that b. desires to hear
mure.
Aftcr "a short conference Chairman
Taylor announced that it was \ the
sentiment at tho committee that with
out passing on the merits o. the testi-
mony offered bt The nfty witnesses ale
ready heard. that these witnesses
seem about as good as twenty-five
CO htty men along the same limo
MI, Taylor said hat one OF the
committee had suggested that when
h committee visited "a mine he
hoped 1t would be- before the 0per-
atnrI began the presentation OF their
side. and that they would be accom-
panied by one or two OF the striking
miners.
we want 60 see the things they
want us 10 see. added Mr. TAYLOR
I'VE don't want 10 make an cx parto
Inspection"
Counsel indicated that the Operate
ors would not be- willing to permit a
miner selected by the federation 10
accompany the committee into their
mines. whcreupon Chairman Taylor
said no hoped tho two sides would be
able to agree an the men.
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HUNTING A
MANAGER AND
PLAYER
President of Federal League
Seek Men for Brooklyn
Club; Cleveland May Get
Buffalo Franchise.
fBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald

fIBy Leased Wire Co. Evening Herald
Chicago. Feb. 20 President Gii-
more reached town today from the
east with a check Tor s25.00o given hy
q. h. Ward OF the new brooklyn
Federal league club. who asked that
the president use o. Go get him a
manager and "a player.
Gilmore refused 90 say that any
change in the makeup of the league
would result from his Interview with
Fred BTdmley at Cleveland yesterday.
but rumors reached the city with the
league president that the Bunalc
franchise might De transferred 10
Cleveland.
None OF the Federal leaders would
discuss the report that AN agent ~
theirs had approached Mike Doolin
the Philadelphia Rationale shortstop,
al Nice. A chicagp paper printed the
story. which was sent by H. CORE
s%pondent with the world tourists.
Crawford and Speaker are other tour-
lists said to have been offered positions
with the Federals
The announcement was made that
Eugene Packard had been transferred
from the Chicago FedeFais 90 the
Kansas city team
2 Demands OF Ed Sweeney are 90
strong that the Fedorals have nearly
~despalred OF landing the New york
catcher. Negotiations are stll In
progress. however.
The transfer Of the Toronto fran
rhiae 4 Brooklyn included the trans
fer Is al. services OF william Brad
lev. who. however will not be man
aggr,
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FOR THIRTY-THREE
YEARS A RESIDENT
OF ALBUQUERQUE
Mrs. R. B. Myers Passes Away
This Morning Following a
Brief Illness With Pneumon-
ia; Funeral to Be Held To-
morrow Morning.

Mrs a. b. Myers. aged 5s years. a
resident of Albuquerque Tor thirty
three years and "a member Of % 81
the city's best known families. died uf
pneumonia this morning following an
Illness of about a week.
Besides her husband. who was for
many years a successful Gold avenue
mcrchpnt, Mrs. Myers is survived by
a son. Richard Myers. who b. con-
ncctcd with the Whitney company,
and "a daughter Mrs. J.. a. Under.
of Reserve. y. NJ
Funeral services viii ic held at
10 30 tomorrow morning at the My
crs residence. 215 West Iron avenue.
the Rev Toothakcr. pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church officiating
The pnli bearers WiH be- George
Cochran. j. L. H,il Wilnru ham
borlain. James VotnW. MIR. Pagan and
NJ l.. Stnmm intcrmcnt VIII uc
made In F'airvicw cemetery.
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MINERAL LODGE IS
READY FOR ITS
CELEBRATION

The arrangements committee for
tho New Mexico celebration Of the
golden jubilee OF the knights of Pyth-
las, which occurs Thursday February
18Th, today issued to members OF the
fraternity Ia Albuquerque beautiful
souvenir programs OF the celebration,
Co be- held In the Elks' theatcr, hand
somciy embossed In the COLOR at the
pythinns. Chancellor commander IA.
3. Cornell said today that adVices
thus far received indicated there
would be- a considerable attendance
ot out-of-toWn members Of the fra
%tcrnity, and arrangements for their
entertainment are complete.
The entertainment in Elks' theator
Thursday night Will be open to the
public The program follows;
Officers Of the Golden Jubilee cele-
bration. "a. y. Cornell. chancellor
commander: W. ". Bowers. vice
chancellor: & o. Cushman. prelatc;
Manuel o. vigil. master Of eXchcquer;
e.. J., Berndston. master of arms.
Program.
Overture. selected. Diamond orches-
ira.
Opening ceremonies.
selection. Diamond orchestra.
Address. Friendship. u. G.. Miller
Sons. Aud Lang sync'. Charles
Androvs. Hugo Myer Thomas Chris
tian. George Everitt.
Address. Charity" Il. L. d. Me-
Allister.
selection. Diamond orchestra.
Address. "Benevolencc,' George S
Kluck.
Kentucky Babe. chart les j. An
drews, Huso Mycr, Thomas Christian,
George Everitt.
Vocal solo. IAN Irish Love song
lLanpl, Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM.
Addrcss. "Pythianism' George w
". Priehnrd, y. o.. g..
Vocal solo, 'Berouin Love SONG
(pinsuitlI, Thomas A Christian.
Closing ceremonies.
Closing ode. knights aud audience
May our slumbers be All hlest,
When We close "a eyes la rest.
MAY the Guardian Angels keep
Wills DER us while we sleep
sleep tul rosy mornina comes
WIN its lisht 10 bless our homes.
the Angels ever keen
Nigiis Ger us while We sleep
Good night'
COMMITTEES on Arrangements.
T.. ". CABLES. cfairman; a. e.. MIL
ier, secretary. a. a. Sisk. treasurer
81 r. Cornell. George Arnot. g. -
j. a. Mckee, j g. Elder
o. u sisk. W. ". Bowers Manuel 4,
Vigii. O.. c. Gibson. G.. L. B%erndston.
A. A.. h
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III, which was named for his mt-
tcrnSi grurGfnthcr. nc was o. lover
OF outdoor life. on which he wrote
books and maeazine articles aud .s
"a pioneer of lawn tennis in Amen .
designed the famous Franklin"
racquet
Or. s.. L. burton celebrated bis ttth
birthday yesterday with a dinner the
guests being G. T.. Kinds and f. uii,
Il is announced that the second scc
lion of the California limited will Ice
discontinued after February aU.
~ Johns Guild viii Civ e. tea Sac
urday afternoon at the home of MIS-
:. r. Vann 1923 West Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
PUTNEY PURCHASES
TWO BUCKS
First Machine SO Satisfactory
Well Known Wholesale Gro
Ger Gets Another Next Day

Tho Buick sales force here are feel
ing pretty chesty over the latest
achievement in selling n r. Putney
two machines. one one day and an
other the neX
Mr.. Putney ordered a Buick SO
which arrived yesterday. lie drove
car yesterday without even having Il
tuned up. and WIS ~ pleased that
after he read about the successful
gasoliue test 81 the Buick 60 he Inn
mcdiatcly came down town his
morning and ordered "a "a roadster.
This gives Mr.. Putney I'VE classy cars
sufficient 90 furnish him any variety
81 auto service he desires.
The Buick people received q care
load of three machines Saturday-al
roadstors-nnd report only one left
today. Which Is going some.
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SIAAYERS or STRIKERS
SENT To PENITENTIARY

Houghton. Mich. Feb. t6-Iudge
Flannignn this morning sentenced
James Cooper Arthur Davis. William
Gron and Edward Polklnshornc. con-
victed yesterday ~ manslauRhter In
the Se%ebervillc ease. To- Marquette
prison, recommending "a maximum Of
fifteen years for the first three and
twelve for the last. because Of the
iurv's recommendation for clemency
In his ease.
In passing sentence Judge F1anni-
gan said that Cooper. because he had
been hit on the head, had some ox-
cusc for sudden passion and that this
fact undoubtedly saved the other
three from conviction for murder and
imprisonment Tor life.
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HELEN Carlton Marsh. contralto. car
ne Munson Brooks, Accompanies, with
special music composed by George
Whitefield Chadwick. presents Walter
Browns 'ENerywBman" tomorrow
night az the Elks' theatcr under aus
pieces of the santa Fe reading room
association, The attraction is said To
be "a splendid one.
"ENerywoman' BAL fashioned after
the morality plaSh Of the fourteenth
and fifteenth centuries. with modern
characterization. action q environ
ments. The characters lu tile play
are %symbolicas of yarious abstract Nir-
tues. vices and conditions. but they
are also types of actual men and wo-
men OF the present day, The play
tells the story of Every oman's search
Tor love. Led by Flattcry twho APP
pears In her mirror, and gay Youth.
Evcrywoman, against the advice az
Truth and Modesty. leaves her home
goes out into the world To- lind
love. After many disappointing add
ventures she az last lets Truth lead
her back To her old home, where she
finds Love. her master, patiently
awaiting her.
Cast of Characters.
Nobods-Prologue.
Evcrywomun.
Youth.
Beauty. )Everywoman's Companions
Modesty,)
Flattery
witch.
wcalth-A Millionaire.
Conscience Evcrywoman's hand
maiden.
passion-A Play Actor.
NiCe-"Gay white Way Siren.
.harity-A Minister at the Gospel.
Canticlc o.
Scene EyeTyNoman's home at early
dawn.
Trio-Youth, Beauty. Modesty-
Aicsdames Chappcil Kimber ana
Canticlc ~.
Sccnc-Stage 81 cuy ;heatcr.
~onscienee-"song Of h STAR.
.... Mrs. Marsh
Passions Song ....... ....
........ Linda Holmes ChappeIi
Canticic III.
apartments Ia
the city
Conscience Song-"A Flower"
........... Ada HARRISON Kimbor
Cnnficie ~.
5ccne-A street scene On The Gay
White Way New Years Eve.
Song Sing Ia Praise OF
Wealth. Linda Holmes Chappell
Canticle v.
Scene Eycrywoman's old home
Night.
Song Of Home Mcsdamcs Chap
pell. Kimber and Marsh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
GLEE CLUB CONCERT
At PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Leading Musical Talent to
Take Part in Excellent Pro-
gram to Be Rendered This
Evening.

The ticket sale 20 the University
Glee club concert To- be held tonight
az the Presbyterian church has oeeu
most h%attcring and there is no doubt
that the large auditorium will Zoe filled
for the occasion. q splendid program
having been arranged, starring the
very best talent.
Tickets are on sNlc at Matson's.
Butts and at the door tonight.
The concert by the Glcc club Of The
varsity h under the direction OF Miss
Mary McFie, assisted 10y Mrs Winn.
soprano: MIR. Charles !. Andrews.
tenor; Mr.. r.. stanley Seder. %orgauist
and accompanied. and Mr. Tollo. the
accomplished violinist, who has re-
Gently delighted the music lovers Of
Santa Fe.
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SIHIkEI,s CLOSE CASE Ar
MICHIGAN HErNRINc

Hancock Mich. Feb. I6.-The Iast
Of the strikers witnesses 1, \. h.ard
ON min" conditions were befnr,
the congressional investiputor. tndny
-Four testified al the morning s.ssIon
chairman T.. T.. Taylor of Colorado
said that "a was probable that Renrc.
sentative Hamlin of Missouri Womb III.
unable Co Join Tho and
That Representative : Al. Taylor ~
Arkansas thcOnly member of The
mines committee now in Washington
would come ln his place.
Tho announcement WA mad, bv
council FOR the miners "a al. ,pen-
ing "f lac congressional inquiry into
th" copper strike here toda, tina,
they expected 90 conclude the pre-
Heniution OF witnesses ON mine rondi.
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TODAY IN CONGRESS


senate. FWu
Met az oon and adjourned al
12,oS until 1915 b. M Tuesday.
ont 81 respect to the memory OF
the late Senator Bacon.
House.
Met M moor.
Committee named 10 dran a
new trade commission bill.
Joint hearings begun by the
rural credits committee
Louis u. Brandeis endorsed
President wilson's trust policy be-
fore the Judiciary committee.
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George W Knabc. for two years
past q resident at Albuquerque. died
yesterday afternoon az his home.
1904 South Walter street aged %
years. Mr. knabc came here from
quincy MS, with his family. for his
health and is suryit 4 hy his vito
ana daughter. 3 ycurs at age. The
funeral viii take place az 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from tho French
chapel Rev. Edward r. SchPuler Of
hciating. lntermcnt viii be in Fair
ylcW cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
TWO NNTIoNAL GUARD
COMPANIES DISBANDED

Denver, Feb. l6-C0mpanies 4
and 9. First regiment. Colorado ma
ti"nal guard. arrived la Denver to-
dag from the southern Colorado coal
fields ms were %dishunded. The re-
turn Of the two compaldcs. compos-
'd OF about 20 miIitiamen. was the
lirsi step in General Chase's an
plan To withdraw the milf
va from the field gradually. until
"nly cavalry Is left.
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Washington. Feb i6.-President
Wilson has commuted 10 expire inn
mediatcls the litc sentences ~
George barclay and James Brum-
nett convicted in 1901 OF the muir
der Of j. I Poole on the Usage rcs-
ervation In the Indian ,crrrory. mar
clay and ngummctt were sentenced
90 De hanged but commuted To lif'
imprisonment hy President hnose-
welt Thev had served about ten
years In Leevonworih ~penitentiAry.
President Wilson believed the killing
~ Poole was not p~remelitated
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FREIGHT SMASHUP AT
DALIES: NO ONE HURT

SIX cars of "a freight train ran on "a
siding into the ditch az Daiies, on tho
Santa Fe coast lines Just west OF He-
len, this noon and piled up over the
right OF way. 80 one was injured
but No. 2 we delnNed three honra-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16

Mrs. dsosa Biovlna. wife of A. Bio
,iana a Santa Re employc. dlcd yes
tcrday morning at her home in the
Highlands, aged - years. The fun
cral viii be held this afternoon from
the Sacred Heart church, with inter-
mcnt In Santa Barbara cemetery.
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Joe Hutala testified thai ne had
paid $50 tn a woman who kept "a can
d. store In Calumet To- get q Job Tor
him in b Calumet and Heria mine
twelve years ago. a. said tho woman
had Influence with "a mine captain
an dthHt hekn cw Of several other
men who had obtained jobs In the
minc through here
did YOU know that his mine cap
tain Was dismissed for his practice
asked Mr.. patcrmann
Witness aid ne knew the captain
left. whercupon o. y. Hilton ~ the
strikers counsel asked how Ions he
worked In the mine before the captain
left, Butuln said II was about three
years.
While Attorney pctermann was
"ross-eNamining Charles Taakcncn.
president Of the south Range local OF
the federation. who testified that hc
had been forced To- work on unsafe
levels. Attorney Kerr Of counsel FOR
the defence. interrupted to object TO
his inquiry into the membership at
the union. pctcTmann wanted To-
know how many members were In the
trial.
What is the purpose Of your gues-
ton Inquired Chairman TAYLOR.
DO % want to get the namca Of the
members SO YOU can blacklist them %"
Mr. Pctermann Indignantly denied
that he had any such purpose.
The federation has claimed that
its membership ircluded a majority
OF the minis workers at the time uf
the strike" he said. W claim that
the federation did not represent -
per cent Of them ana We want To
prove H. I have not asked for the
names and the suggestion thai ! want
them for a blacklist is most UNI
Congressman Casey said ne thought
Petcrmann was entitled to the figures
ana Hilton said they would be FUR
TO him by the district attor-
ncy.
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PRISONER PNRoLED TO
SIE HIS SIGN WIN

trinidad Colo, Feb. t6-Bccause
oi the serious Illness 81 his wife al
H"uldcr Antonio Lamont. "a military
prisoner hcid on the charge Of pick.
cling was parolcd this morntnr bv
General John Chase. Lamont ieft
az once Tor his wife's bedside
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-16
AT ELKs'
TOMORROW NIGHT

Anna Chappell Gunrell, assisted by
Linda Holmes chappell soprano: Ada
Harrison. Klmber, mczzu soprano.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Turkish Towels, regular price 171sc, special 2 for 25c
Turkish Towels, regular price 25c, special ...... Ice
Turkish Towels, regular price SOC, special &C.. 29o
Turkish Towels, regular price 75c, special ....... SOC
Extra size Huok Towels, regular price 15c, special lie
Union Huck Towels, regular price 25c, special 2 for 35e
Linen Damask Towels, regular price 35c, special &c
Embroidered Huck Towels, regular price 81, special 39c
Hemmed Napkins, regular price 81. so dozen, special 89c
Table Damask, regular price So yard, special S149
Table Damask, regular price $3.50 yard, special 99c
Table Damask, regular price 81 yard, special ..... 79c
Table Damask, regular price SOC yard, special ..... 39c
Table Damask regular price 35c yard, special ... 29c
Sheets 72x9O inches. regular price Csc. special SOC
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Bath Mats, regular price rs, special .......... .49c
Bath Mats, regular price SOC, special .......... $50
Bed Spreads, regular price So and $3.50, special $1.79
Wool Nap Blankets. regular price $3.50. special 81. 9S
Wool Army Blankets, regular price $3.50 and $500
Special ............... ................ $2.95
Oregon Wool Blankets, regular price 81. so. special $4.95
Infants COmforters, regular price $1.00. special H.. 69c
Full size Comforters, regular price $2.25 and $3.50
0pCOiai '''s'''' ......... .. .. .Nl.4S
Extra quality COmforters. regular price $3.50 and
$3.50, special ....... S449
Ticking, regular price l5c a yard, special ........ loo
japanese Plates, regular price 35c, special 3 for. e.. 35o
Custard Cups. regular price 15c special 2 for &C.. l5e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-23

leonI-aagd IraIa. e 80 ]
-. co. - &c

Mrs. nv Perry con entertained
number OF her friends at cards yes
terCav afternoon with no specs al
honor guest The hostess was As
sisted ii RECEIVING her guests by MS
HgathSn Con and at 4 O'Clock refresn q
raerits were served in the library.
Mrs. Ric1ard II. Iowndes presided e
the tea table and coffee was poured
by Mrs. James .JassSson Duncan IS
sisted by Mrs. =. Carl Vance, tass
Frost and MISS BASEL
Later eight tables were in use TOT
progressive e4chre. At the compile
i4fon of the game souvenirs were
presented to Miss Lille hoblegafu
and Miss Cornelfa Bassel fog hay
made the highest scores.
The guest list included Mrs. ~
brent Maxwell, Mrs. Henry Haymond /,
Mrs Richard n. IloWndeS, mis- y am s.
iTackson Duncan. Mrs Gford Lewis,
Mrs. William +. Alexander. mrs !.
/ Arson ID sPaTr, Mrs. John Rum,
aErs. Edward G. Smith, Mrs BLAND
Brannon Mrs. Edward sWehuer, Mrs.
q. If. Thompson, Mrs. Robert R. vY1 IL
teon AIRS George Leatherbury, mss
Garrard, Miss Koblegard, miss Jew
! ing, Mrs Louis @. Smith, the Misses
1 Freeman, Mrs. Joseph lWetherell
Mrs Criss. Mrs. Lueius Hoge, MIS-.
j. Carl Vance, Miss Frost. Mrs: =.
| =. Gaziey, Mrs. Albert Nv a1app. III z
llAIelville Is. Jarvis. AFrs. IL. bryan
iTempleman, Miss BASEL, Mrs. tsd-
ward Wallis, Miss Wheat, MIS-
Dorsey Potter and Mrs. Henry =,
Wilson.
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1 I5aete,n star AFFAIR.

A: class OF twelve candidates was
INITIATED as members OF the Queen
Esther Chapter, order of the Eass-
az, Star AT an Interesting meeting
held last evening 10y the chapter IN
.the Masonic temple Nearly 2OO
wera in attendance including quite
number of out of town members.
Among whom were guests from
EsistersviIle. Arkansas, Salem. Brfdge-
mort. MI. Glare, grand worthy mat
ron Of West Virginia, Mrs. 'West,o J.
West Union, and associated gL 81 =
5Tha two latter gave very interest1ne
falIIs ON the work and high aim SET
forth nv the order. AT 10 o'clock re-
freshments were served by the com
mittee. with Mrs. u. w. Showalter
In charge.
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nntertain Frienda.

Mr.. and Mrs. IN. J. Lynch very de-
lightfully entertained a nunne[ "
rom 8 to ii o'clock Thursday even
ing in honor OF Mr.. wv. III, NIIclcaTty =.
az Z Ilolkomo. Ind, who is visiting MS
daughter, Mrs. Emil J. Franco rs,
here. The house was arttst1caliy
decorated for the occasion and at 9
1ato hour delicious refreshm enIs
were served. Those present WerS
Mrs Esnsl I. Francois, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl is. Speaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
C. Francois and MIR. and mrs. " r.
Cooke.