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PALM BEACH.

PALM BEACH. Fla. Dec. 26.-The Palm
Beach season got flying start with .he
opening OF The Breakers on Christmas
Eve. and great things are looked for in
its development
The Breakers arrivals were not the first
as those who own villas here have been
coming down ever since Richard Croker
and his Indian bride showed them the
way to the Florida Fountain Of Youth
several weeks ago The former Tam
many chieftan is ut the Wigwam. on an
island five miles south OF ih- Breakers
and Ponciana hotels, and has been COM
ing up to the golf links every day in a
big catboat in which he has had installed
gasocne engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King Clarke OF
Ardmore. Pa. are leaving to open their
Villa Ut-se-oui-saw. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
I. Cragn Of Philadelphia will spend the
entire winter at their place, Reve d'Ete.
here.
Some others who have made plans to
come down shortly are Mr.. and Mrs
Howard e. Brokaw. Mr. and Mrs A. D.
Juilliard. Frank Tilford, Edward A.
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AT PNEHURST.

IINEHrnsr, y. C., Dec. 26.-All Pine
hurst gathered at the Carolina on Friday
for the annual Christmas observance.
dinner, dancing and an entertainment
rounding out the evening. For the week
to come the annual New Years Eve ball
is anticipated.
Later Carolina arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs ]. C. McCreery. Mr.. and Mrs L.
Hess, Mrs. T. s. Barnes. Miss Sarah Lam
son, Mrs Ashley w. Dickinson, Messrs.
II. r. Hathaway. w u. stearns. w.
Bades and Eugene Jones of New York
T.. Moshier OF Inwood Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Barr and Miss VI. Margaret Gregg OF
brooklyn. George Il. Bunker and Ellis
Patterson OF Plainfield.
Mr. and Mrs. !. T. sullivan. Or. James
Thorington and II. Wainwright Of Phila-
dolphia. J. y Salisbury and G. u. Arm
strong. Jr.. OF Pttsburg. Mrs H. w. Wat
son and J. 6. Watson OF Williamsport.
John II. Clapp of Washington. l.. NJ.
Bushnell of Chicago. J. ~. Andrews and
Edward X. Andrews of Akron.
Mrs. T.. T.. Burnham and the Misses
Grace and Jean Burnham. Miss Pauline
A. Lyman. g. f.. Whitney and son
uf Hartford. n. L. Armstrong OF New
Haven. and J. y. Bowker. +. G. Friend
and John \. Mcleod of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Burell. J. Roberts Allan.
John - Ewait of ottawa. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. e. McLochlin and Miss T.. y. Williams
Of Canada. a. =. Rogers. Ted Rogers ].
W Young OF Toronto. and James Robin
son OF Montreal.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va Dec
26.-The Log Cabin. which was burned
TO the ground last summer and rebuilt by
John Stlllman. formerly of New York.
this autumn. held its opening this week.
although shooting parties and other
sportsmen have been cared for at the
Cabin during the past month.
The Cabin. at the foot of Sunnyside
Mountain. half n mile OF the main road
to Covngion and four miles east Of the
New Greenbrier Hotel. Is expected to be
the big feature OF winter life at the
Springs. II Is well built and comfort
able shooting box and has been the head
quarters since Thanksgiving Of the shoot
ing parties that have gone out for grouse.
possum, wildcats, catamounts and other
game
The second annual New Years eve
celebration at the New Greenbrier will be
the biggest affair and the most formal one
Of the winter season.
\ number OF visitors from New York.
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
will join a big throng from Richmond,
Wheeling and Charleston that will arrive
on Wednesday and Thursday mornings i'm
special cars for the affair.
Dinner parties will be given In the main
restaurant of the New Greenbrier aud a
grand ball will follow afterward. There
will be a confetti battle and serpentire
night. after which seated supper will
he served in the Tudor and Wistaria
rooms. where cabaret shows and general
dancing In cleared spaces will continue
and round out the evening.
Two orchestras will furnish the r1usic
In the ballroom. where the dance music
Will be continuous until dawn.
Tables have been reserved by telegraph
by many prominent visitors In the spring,
summer and autumn colonies.
This week Mrs. n. = Hardness gave n
dancing and swimming pool party for a
number. including O. :. Cooke, Wee
president OF the Grand Trunn Railway.
and Mrs. Cockey. Mrs Paul Plunkett. Mrs.
X. Vail. j. Howard Slocum, schuyler H.
strade and V. G. Middeburger.
Others having parties the same evening
included Principe and Principessa Franz
cisco Rosplglioso. Col. James W. Bullock
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Barnard. Meredith
Hare. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian de Cordova,
Mr., and Mrs. Rudolph II. Wuritzer and
Robert Williams Gibson.
MIR Gibson was among those entertain
ing old Virginia luncheon parties tnis
week at Elmhurst Farm. His party was
invited 10 n,eei Principe, and TriIicip-ssa
Rospigioso
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AT LENox.

LENox, Dec. 26-Real Chris,,,,,
weather and sleighng made tho vc.k
gay and interesting. Six inches Of sro,.
fell early in the week aud was h.,I,5
with delight by the Cottagcrs vino aba,
doned their automobiles and used sleigh.
for every purpose and pleasure r..
snow gave excellent skiing ,coastIpg ..,.
hunting. and the days have been hu,U
with these sports
Delay In finishing the Lcnox clubs Iar..
caused the postponement of th. form.
opening Friday until New Years o..
The clubhose has been furnished 3d..
week and the committee H. well p'oa.,.
with arrangements. All of the ro,u..
will be used by members for the New Ye,..
opening of the club and the hotels .,.
boarding houses will be taxed tn clpaU,.
The club will give ball on New ye,r.
eve at which about one hundred VII b.
invited.
Christmas festivities for tho chll-.-
included Christmas trees al E.lcr,-
tame. where Giraud Foster Jr. n,i DOH.
friends. a large tree given hy Mr. ir.
Mrs. Corilandt +. Bishop for tn,Ir ~
and the employees of lntcrrkcu. VIII,
Is owned by Mr.. Bishops mother Mr..
john T.. Parsons. At Trinity Cru.c.
Christmas eve "A childrcn's service, into.
ested the cottagers. Miss HcloiSo New.
Miss Gertrude Parsons. Mrs Milo,
Fenno. Mrs. Samuel rockingham and NJ.
Frederick ;. Dclafeld assisted in the d,..
orations Of The church and the p,....
house.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Winans WI -,'..
entertained dinner party at IilL..
House on Wednesday evening formal.
opening their new cottage. The villa w..
decorated In Christmas greens Vr
Whistler hough; the property Of .ho l,ts
Mrs Hartman Kuhn. and last sumuo. ,..
house was remodelled to meet hf> f....l.
iof !. "inte, residence. Toss r W,.,..,.
of Harvard is passing the season N.t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whistler
Mrs. Arthur Hunnewoll with tho "
Jane II. and Julia -. Hunuowru r..
arrived at Pine Needles 10 visit with IL
and Mrs George Baty Blake du.lc. 2,
holidays
Mrs. NJ Dwight Collier is Wit ''r
and Mrs. David T. Dana at Euchv0.
and Mrs. John l.. Livingston witt ".
and Mrs. Charles $. Mellrn at Col-.'
Hill. Stockbridge. Miss Grace : Ipr.o
has arrived to visi, with Miss Clr..,.
7. Lawrence In St0ckbridge
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"Old Fashioned Week. at Lakewood.
New Hotels Being Opened in An,
ticipation of Record Break
ing Season.

Cudahey. Col. William T.. Hester Col
j. Sinclair. Henry T. Sloane. col ..'l
Mrs Willis s. Paine, Mr.. and Mrs Gir..,.
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Oathout NJ
and Mrs. William Thaw 3d. Mr. .'.
Mrs. Cecil Filter. Mr.. and Mrs Icon. .,
&. Hanna, Adolph Lewisohn, Mr.. and a..
$. L. Schoonmaker, Mr.. and Mrs villa.
Earl Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. i. r. Fr.I.,,
huysen. l.. Havemeycr Butt. MIR. n
Whitney McVlckar, DIR. and Mrs DAM,
karsner and Mr.. and Mrs. tulos
Bace
Other bookings at the Breakers .,.
Poinciana Hotels--the latter o,...
Thursday. January 1i--lncudc Mrs IS
j. O. Slater, DIR. and Mrs W :. Ila..-
of Washington Mr.. and Mrs II a..
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hcrold LON.
Drelea, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Cecil Filter ..
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Jor,
Wood. James ~. Ralph. W. l.. Finll.,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. G. Twoer Mr.. ana Vrs
Sam II. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs Arcli,,l
Selwyn and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Luke
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when cottageIs and members of the COL
ony will assist in defeating the new
hotel.
The hotel is under the management OF
j + Chamnlin of Watch Hi Associated
with him il J. j. sweeney Of Aiken and
Palm Beach
Many going south 10 Palm Beach.
Miami and other southern resorts have
made reservations to break their Journey
by stopping over at Aiken
Wil,coN's. which usually does not open
""'i' ate" fNo New Year has b.or taking
care of visitors since early in Nuvcmbcl
when the first of the winter throug he
gan arriving several months ahead -
their usual annual schedule. Baron ana
Baroness ERbert de Nagell. who spent
the early days of their honeymoon AT the
White sulphur Springs. arrived ten DAYS
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His Christmas Turkey at Pinehurst

ago and after short visit at WillcoN's
have left for the North
Already informal golf tournaments and
tennis events are dividing interest with
the polo practice matCnes. dove drives
shoots at the Aiken Gun club and fox
chascs
Every available cottage has been rent
ed ana the reservations at the hotels are
unusually heavy for this season Of the
year, and the two hotel proprietors
predict the biggest season in wears
Nj and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock have
been ~ Mon Rcpos Villa for Z month or
more and have been entertaining n big
mouse party over the Christmas holidays.
The Duchess de Chaulncs. the little
Duo de Chlulnss, Mrs. Theodore r.
Shunts and Miss Marguerite Shonts ar
rived on Wednesday OF last week
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Mrs. j. e. Mallory. who has leased her
beautiful winter home to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry winthrop Rogers. and her son.
Garrick Mallery. who has given several
dove drives. have been AT the Turner cot
tage, where they Will spend the season
for month
The real estate men Of Aiken announced
this week that they have had the larg-
est number Z rentals ever known 80 early
in the season at Aiken. The Gardiner
cottage has been taken by William
Thompson +. Ambrose clark has taken
a cottage. &c. nave Mr. and Mrs. Harry
La Montague. who will have Rye Patch.
NJ. and Mrs. G. \. Cochran will be at
the Barnard estate; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
lseln have leased the Hunnewcll place,
Red Top: The Pillars will be occu-
pied by Miss Ames and John Magee
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foruia, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Rouland
MIS- Mcdowell and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Cobb. Among the new members who viii
he taken into the society on New Yea S
are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCorkle Mr.
and Mrs. W. w Eaton Mr. and Mrs
J.. ~ Cushmin, Mr.. and Mrs Pacini. and
Mrs, j. III, shoemaker. and the new as
sociatc members include the Misses Vera
Cushman. Clarini Cushman. Dorothy Gray
and Irene Trautman and the NessrS
William II. Farrell Clarence llenscl Ed
win Lewis. Robert \. Manchel. Robert n.
Mcloy. William NJ. r. Spence, Oscar
smith II. Hunter stevens and Norman
Winter.
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has Sandhurst. Charles Bohlen has
rented Prickly Pear one of the Hitch
cock cottages. and the Henderson cottage
has been leased to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
&. Brokaw. Mr.. and Mrs George Won l..
Meyer, who have been coming here for
many years, will spend the winter at
Crosands and the +. .. Beach cottage
has been taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Copley Thaw Mrs. J. Turner Atterbury
has the Taylor cottage and Mrs. John X
Livermore the Atwater cottage. Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Norman will he at CORTLAND
and Mrs. Andrew Smith at the Haywood
cottage.
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AT AIKEN, S. C.

AIKEN. $. G., Dec. 26.-What promises
to be the biggest season in decade
here will be inaugurated on Friday next
with the opening OF the New Highland
Park Hotel. Although the new hosiery
has been accommodating a number OF
early arrivals for the past fortnight.
the formal opening on New Vars Day
will be marked by a ball in the evening.
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The programme will uclud, motion
pictures showing the social political
and mining advancement of Alaska since
its early days and "A two act opera los
Miss Emma II. Steiner. The cast for the
opera will include Mrs Edwin f. Ha-lsm,
Mrs. Mana WYE, Miss Katherine Kelly,
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William Stanz, Albert G. Becht. Harold
Randall and +. G. Petrie. Dancing will
follow
The guests of honor will include Miss
steiner, who is daughter of Colonel
Frederick Il. Steiner of Baltimore Com
mander Walter Sclwyn Crosley of l.. :.
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SOCIETY SEEKS SUNSHINE OF SOUTHERN RESORTS
Christmas Week Celebrated With Din
ners, Dances and Entertainments
by Those Spending Holidays
at Winter Places.

C. Tansey. r. J. Curry. =. J. Curry, Jr..
and Herman Gampert.
Bartlett Inn: MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Clark,
Mr.. apd Mrs. l.. c. Uhl, T.. T.. Ikers and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Krebs.
Palmer House: Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Calm. w. II. Hallert. Mr. and Mrs H.
Exner and John Becker.
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ception will precede the luncheon. to
which the husbands and men friends
of the members are invited, and after
ward there will be an entertainment.
There Will he special music and the
decorations viii be of Christmas ma
ture
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! Arrangements have been completed by
the Aihene Club, Mrs katherine 4. Mar
| TN. president. for ball and banquet on
! January II at the Waldorf Astoria. 1t
Will be held in the grand ballroom.
Mis-. Francis Ernest IIadley is chair
man of the committee in charge. The
other members of The committee are Mrs
/ Frank :. pctrlcI Mrs. Arthur Elliot
Fish, Mrs. Frank l.. Chapman. Mrs. James
McCuliagh, Mrs Helena H. Rehfuss. Mrs
Edward b. jerks. Mrs. Andrew J. lIamil-
/ ton, Mrs George a. Brand. Mrs. Everett
VI Raynor, Mrs Neptune Smythc. Mrs
Bond STOW. Mrs. Darwin Walter Truss.
Z Mrs William J. Kennedy, Mrs James r.
Niehmann, Mrs. Austin Norman Palmer
Mrs Elton Tower Cowan, Mrs Thomas
Du Puy. Mrs Allen Chamherlin. Mrs.
Frederick Andrew Bags, Mrs Walter
Daniel Lennon. Mrs Theodore Stemmler,
Mrs Carlin Phillips. Mss Carrie NJ
Fleming aud Miss sara rs, rbrook.
Tickets for tho banquet and BAH are
- and may lie obtained from Mrs iadley
~ Mrs Martin. Tickets for the bah
only are 50 aud may he had from Mrs
rcteler or Mrs, R"hfuss,
At table decorated with poiusettia
holly and mistletoe the Eclectic club. Miss
Florence Guernsey. president. enjoyed it's
Christmas luncheon and meeting ON
Wednesday at the Waldorf Astoria. After
the luncheon the programme was given
under the direction of Mrs. William Grant
/ Brown and Mrs. Carrie Martin Cowtan.
The Rev. Or. Giles spoke on the spirit
of Christmas" and Mrs Brown gave "A
talk on the same subject. The musical
part of the programme was rendered by
the Don Richardson orchestra aud the
criterion Male Quartet, George W. Rear
don. barytone j, Young. tenor Miss Edith
Beach and Elmer T.. Raman, Many of
snp for In,
card games, for which books were
awarded as prizes
An all star vaudeville performance will
he given at the New Years entertain-
, ment Of the Catholic club. The pro-
gramme will he followed by dancing.
John T. Martin Is chairman of the en-
tcrtainment committee,
Under the auspices of the board of
trustees of the Manhattanvlle Nursery
Association tea dance will he held at
the Hotel Gotham tomorrow afternoon.
There win be exhibition dancing by Miss
Katherine Culbert, Miss Dorothy Crop
per and Harold Callahan. Tickets may he
obtained from Mrs. l., G.. Holden, SSS
West End avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Simon of %
Riverside Drive will give a dance for
their daughter, Miss Helene Simon. to-
morrow evening AT the Hotel Plaza
The last in the series of the Four
| Southern Dances will be held on Jonunrv
20 at the Hotel Marie Antonette The
atroncsses of the series are Mrs Charles
rolls Mrs, George Petinot Mrs WalIac.
1 y. White, Mrs Charles Louis Scard and
Mrs. Il. NJ, league.
The second In series of two dances
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Clara NJ. James. Mrs. J. Bucb,r.,r NJ.
X. +. Correll, Mrs james J. CORN r,
Mrs. c. +. Goepel. Mrs William E,F
grave. Mrs. Arthur y. Decker. MR. I...p
+. Knight. Mrs. Emma l.. E,au,y 49,.
George T. Reiiiin, Mrs. Thomas g. T.. .
Mrs, Edward Reynolds. Mrs Horh.-. p
stevens and Mrs. John r. Taylor
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at the Hotel Gotham will he held to-
morrow. Tn. patronesses are Mrs James
y. Farrell Mrs. Joseph Conron. Mrs
Michael j. Mulquecn. Mrs. Andrew j. Con-
nick. Mrs Ernest Amy. Mrs. Louis D.
Conley. Mrs. Thomas T.. Murray, Mrs.
Edward j. Mcclure and Mrs. John j.
Radley and Mrs. Joseph j. ODonohue.
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The second Of the dances given By Mr..
ana Mrs. Noble Mcconnell to the choral
members. the bachelor girls. the Junior
cabinet and ushers OF the New York
Mozart Society, of which Mrs. Mcconnell
Is president, will be held on January i
~ bretton Hal The patronesses are
Mrs. Mark A. kerwin, Mrs. Robert I
Mcfarland. Mrs. J. Parker Pray, Mrs.
Martin j, Frendergast. Mrs. Charles :
kohler, Mrs. Joseph A. Sellers. Mrs. Ever
EFT De Witt II. Trumbull. Mrs. +. NJ.
Iltus, Mrs. George G. Whitworth, Mrs.
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The third annual dance OF tic l...pYe
Junior Circle of the SilNor Cross lay
Nursery for the benefit of tina, JOS. N
VIII he held on Tuesday az the II1.c.
Plaza. Mrs. W. W. Clcud,u.us rs .17-
oIary presiden, of the c.rc,, .,I ..
Muricl Bliss, president Tho u'.. 3D.
GERS are Miss Marguerite Stcl aHH ISL.
Jenny Belle Grecnidge, vice.p,c- .I. -.-
Miss Margaret Finck, tr,asu,,.. N-.
ileIen Schremer. recording secretary.
Miss Dorothy Hearne, correspond x
secretary
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IN" members Of the American Cri-
'or'oh Society, Mrs. Leonard l.. I'm
president will hold their New Years
H'N celebration ~ the Plaza. A re-
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The second in series of two dances
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The last in the series of the Four
Southern Dances will be held on january
20 at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. THE
atroncsses of the series are Mrs Charles
l'ollis. Mrs, George Petnot Mrs Wallace
r. White, Mrs. Charles Louis Sicard ana
Mrs, T.. NJ, league,
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Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Simon of %
Riverside Drive will give dance for
their daughter Miss Helene Simon, to-
morrow evening at the Hotel Plaza
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Harry st. Clair Here.

Continued on last page.>
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KING COLE SCORES HIT
Musical Extravaganza Proves To Be
Most Successful Amateur Produc-
ton Ever Given in Bemidji.
TO BE REPEATED THIS EVENING

No such triumph has been scored
in Bemidji by amateur theatrical
performers as that which was gained
at the Brinkman last night, when
s'1Hhe Court Of King Cole, = the IA
NOUS musical extravaganza, WAS
produced. The play was admirably
staged, splendidly conducted, and
rendered with finish and excellence
that astonished and delighted the
large audience in attendance.
The opinion is generally expressed
by thsoe who witnessed the produc-
ton, that the amateurs equalled any
professional production of similar
character that has been seen in Be
midi for some time, and it is pre-
dicted that the Brinkman will again
be crowded this evening
It is difficult to say what was the
distinct hit. of the night, each sue
feeding feature captivating the audi
ence;; but beyond all doubt the
strongest portion of the bill was the
work Of the combined chorus,
whether in song, posing, dancing or
drill. sas1.
Every one Of the lead parts was
taken with true professional style
and Miss Mabel Hyland, Mrs. Alden
Remfrey, Andrew Rood and John
Pfiefer displayed ability seldom seen
in an amateur production
+ The costumes were exceedingly
handsome, and the music catchy, and
went with such an enchanting swing
that one could scarcely sit quiet
during the performance.
The extravaganza is clever one
but much credit for it's success is
due Mrs. Harriet Purdy-Smith, who
organized the company and drilled
the members to the degree Of excel
lence shown last night in remark
ably short time. f. " +. r..
The orchestra comprised the fol
lowing: II. E. Anderson, clarinet;
| Alden Remfrey, cornet; Mrs. C. r
Sanborn, violin, and Miss Mel
Shannon, who has attended all re
hearsals, was at the piano Mrs
Van Prague will play the piano thi:
evening. I'll
The play will be staged again to-
night and tomorrow night and it j:
deserving of large audiences on botl
occasions. A false opinion has beer
tcirculated that all seats are reserved
The best seats in the house sell fol
fifty cents, only a few of the middle
section being reserved.
/ Curtain 8:15.
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MANY BUSINESS MEN
49,. WORKING ON ROADS

Nearly one hundred citizens of Be-
midi are working on roads approach
ing the city today. By proclamation of
Governor Eberhart, today is Good
Roads day over the entire state, and
Bemidji is showing spirit in keep
ing with the plan which has been
followed out with such great sue
cess in other cities of the nation
in years of the past. The workmen
were carried to the place of labor
in automobiles early this morning,
and the entire day spent in repair
ing and improving the highways
leading to Bemidji. Tomorrow S
Pioneer will give a detailed account
Of the days progress.
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SUGGEST A REPORT.
Alderman Lair Thinks Band Leader
Should Show Use of Money.

Following the appropriation of
5000 to the Bemidji band by the
council at last nights meeting, it
was suggested by Alderman Lair
that Alden Remfrey, director, in the
future file report of the manner
in which all money is spent, in or
der that those who contribute may
know in what way their money is
used The matter was discussed at
length, several aldermen being of
the opinion that the bands work
was report enough. The argument
ended with the remark of City Clerk
Stein, when he said, IF was the
band leader would most certainly
file a record of all accounts, for in
this way the fellows who are willing
to hear the music but who are too
tight to assist in the movement,
might have their names made
public"