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The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Yesterdays Scores.

Washington. /: New York. l.
Boston. 4: Philadelphia, |.
Cleveland, 6: Chicago. 4
Chicago. 3: CleveIanl. ..
St Louis. I; Detroit, D
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THE BOX SCORE.

Totals. a 20 a 3
'Batted for Brown in thirteenth.
Washington .............. O0l cCn NnA 90 81
New York .............. 600 Ol0 coo OI0 N-l
Runs-Smith. Mcbride, johnson. Pcckin-
paugh Stolen bases-Moeller. Foster. Mitch
ell. Peckinpaush. Sweeney. Sacrifice hits
Milan. Mitchell. Henry. Mcbride. Johnson
Struck out-By Johnson. s: by Brown. 2.
Bases on balls-Of johnson. g off Brown. ?
Two-base hits-Peckinpau ugh. Cook Double
plays-MuIIen 10 PeckinpauEh; Henry TO Nc
Bride Left on Observation-Disclosures. ) New
York. S. Hit by pitcher-By Brown Foster
Tmpires-Messrs Chill and o Loughlin Time
of game hours and 80 minutes
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Tomorrow's Games.

(MOrninC and Afternoon.b
Philadelphia at Washington
Boston at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland
Chicago at Detroit
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Yesterdays Scores

st. Louis. ?: Kansas City. l.
Buffalo. (: Baltimore. >.
Brooklyn. :: Pittsburgh. :.
Brooklyn s: Pittsburgh. :
Indianapolis. 3; 'hicago. ?
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
James Stops Tigers.

DETROIT. Sept. 6. Bill james CLASSY
twirling defeated the Tigers yesterday.
only four hits being made off his nC-
livery. Dauss was slammed for fv,.
singles in :he second.
The score. X II r.,
Brownies ........... O30 H1l G.-7 II ;
Tigers .............. ono no gGO-O :
Battcries-Brownies. James and AE-
new; Tigers, Dauns, Reynolds and STAN
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Tomorrow's Games.

CMorninS and Afternoon.p
ST Louis at Kansas city.
Chicago at Indianapolis.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Buffalo
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Rucker HumS7cs Giants.

NF.W YORK sept. f.-After Dena"e"
had won tn" first gam" for the Giants.
Nap Ruckrr cen" bIcN IN the second
clash ana defeated The champions in
hollow s;v'" Tho scores.
FIRST game r ~ r.
Giants ... ~ " Ut-N l. :
Robins ...... "s' m20 "l2-5 ~ :
Batteries GIanJs. Dom.Irc" and Mey-
ors. MrIorn. Robins. Pfcncr Steele.
Schmutz and N"CartN.
Second Eaur- r. II. r
Giants ....... ....- "n pI ""-l
Robins ...... ~" 2"r my-4 o
batteries Chants. Maruuard, WiItsc
and Meyers. Mclean, Robins, Ruck"r
and Miller.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
St Louis at Cincinnati.
Tomorrow's Games
Morning and AfternooaD
New York at Boston.
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
| Chicago at Cleveland.
| St. Louis n Detroit.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
ST Louis at Kansas City.
Chicago at Indianapolis
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
Tomorrow's Games.
Yesterdays Scores,

Yesterdays Scores.
Boston, :. Philadelphia. ].
New York. s: Brooklyn. ).
Brooklyn. I: New York. l.
Chicago. 3: Pittsburgh.
St. Louis, I2: Cincinnati, ?.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

HOLY Cross. which had tho hard.S
S,h,di.lc OF any .l"V,u i'll the Last las
season. loses IN men from the 1918 line
nm md has anJrhcr hard list OF game!
facing il. Luke Kelly. former N"tr,
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ODDS FLAeescAIFFaIRoN.pUkE" 90

sltitsH iaFsu. unb tpsnn cine lang. Griss
osnsSsit n,utrbiues siuigsn Rpit uuIsbsn
lief, 70 b1bsn bic Rsformt.i Cir Spbn
JiFhsrs Jpn ariiubIib obgerisbsn. linz
alei1 ben mtiIttn Nnfeinbungen, bsnsn
britiIds motinsdsfg gsip0bnIi6 ausssisBt
frno. sntipraugsn bic aneriffe, bic Giiber
pdbrsn6 isiutr amtsfibrung oils Gritsr
SnIoro gu srbuloeu bate, niht Bios
parteipOlitiitfn Experimentation
9ielmsbr lam in linen oft genus Der ins
ltintiipe Wi6erniIe zines romuntiId dns
gebau9ten, bon grinusrunsen 5tbrtnbtn
Shlenbrians geatn ben in 5ifber btrtors
pertsn 6eiit elmer nslltn, niiaierntn unb
prattifhtR 3eit gum Qusbrut. Sobn 81
fbsr fam, aIs Il bic fadmduuif9s 2er
tung bes britiT6en Mo~rinereIens lbers
nabn1, cine 5lotts Dor, bersn abmirdlitdt
nod inter Steeln uHb Waittn aufssfpade
fen mar, beren 0ffi3iersftlen ben regiss
rsnben aIaTsn pornsbmIi4 dls 8srfors
gungsmittel fir bic jingsrsu G0bHe
GROCER Gamilien galien unb osrsn Ger
t6eiluns ibsr BEN Groban benz moOsraen
Rr6fteperbdltnis 6sr Ndtionen uHb be-
rem pirtIihen uRb psrmsintIihen Qspiras
tionen niht mebr sntIpra6. 81 ioutt Der
Wobernilator Der ssiammtsn susIiidtn
Misunderstanding tptroen uno Fl lit es
g~etporben, frsilia niht obnf in alien ihs
rem 3iptiam ben @ibtrfano Der 9rubis
tipn 81 erFabrsR, b. +. bic Ma6t Der
9r1gbeit. ST Iielte an bas eeiammte
gerional, bom 9oddrbeiter Bis gum 6as
fenmeiitsr unb bonn Stttaottten Biz sum
G6iffstommanoanten niht BLOB b0bere
QnForoeruHatn, dls bert0mmIih tpdrtn,
Ionbern gr0Btentbeils CANA aeus, tpie fe
ebsn Der Ia6li6 LANCE poasossne liebers
gang bon elmer Gloite aus 6ol8, 9unfs
Teilen unb Ssseltad gu elmer bon 9dmpf
unb Glettrititdt beberr1dten ru9geraoe
forberte. Denn er cine Wafe alter, nod
NIT Bor6erlabern beitiidtsr adbne, bic bic
psriobif9en RsparaturtoiteH ldnsIt ni6t
mebr iUertb ipdrtfi, dnf Mbbru6 bers
fdufte, 10 nurbe Inn bies bon sinem ieHs
timsntaItn aoHierbdtismus sbeuio pers
badlt, ME Is bic Gouberneure sntlsgener
GoloniGlgsbiste ibm niht psr3eiben tonns
ten, bab tr bur5 4~bberufung Biz bdbin
in fsrnen gepdfsrn fationirtsr Gei6pas
Der ben Gubersn Slang Der bon ibneH
psrtretentH britiIhen ReihsmdietGt
Theinbar herdbmiHbsrts. limb bod pdrsn
Obne bieis mabrtgsln gsrabs bieIe bstbsn
Gifberfttn asformtn fdnsrIia n5gli9
seipsfen, bic in bel bobersm MaBt ais
feline btm ausIdnb sinsn rsnen Gtdrt i'm
Jlottenptttbdu bitieRbe EMANCIPATION
Der D~reabnruabf : Nerd bic aagtmeine
8inigung Der offmtli6en Meinune Ghga
lnnb's fdnben: bic Sn erb0bter arisesbes
reitfndft pOrsenommens ffdnbise Be-
manning Der H~tferpsFloits nit hvei
BHnFtd Der geInbung unb Bic geiuuItiee
gseen 9euifdlunb eeri6tsss ensltiAe
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eNeLlscHEs uNlENscHLFF "NEPTUNE.'

lieber depeTen. Qasin er iitLte iit bisis
bic toniglihe Mariut Gngldnos iid lei
bieitr g~eleeenbeit fdon in Der itdttlihsn
Gtdrte Don "a e9iffen unb ina bic
5lu6t Der 4rmdba aud nur 3u siaem
ssringfiigiseu 9hei!e bic GoIse ensliider
5bdttraft, 70 perlisb ie bennod Dem mas
ritimen gbIgei3 bsr 8ritsn sinen psttsrsn
gspaltigen auHdpung, 6utts bod DaIs
ter RaIeigb idou tur3 borhr in Rorbs
dmerita nit Der 8egrin6uns Der ubers
IeeiIhen &plonialmdat Grobbritanniens
%begonnen. uHb ipeHu aud 5ran3 0rats,
beFn aupsr ben Ocean beosdtsn, nit
Ieinen 8raubfdaBungsn bei0er Sn0itn
bic Getpalttbaten Der pantheon 9onqui'
taboren ibsr6ot, Is 1T bod, n1n RdRtss
4usipruh, ,etH psItfiforif6er Gugens
Bid, ME sr duf Der aanetnge bon pa
mama 3uerIt eer 6ibItt anIihtig murbs
uub 0ptt um bic Gnabe BAT, oiefes Mser
einmnl auf sinsm sngliiten 6aiif gu
burhieaeln; cine GHabe, bic niht aIein
ibm ielbIt 5u 3heiI gsporben If, ionberu
i'm reiaiten WaBs isinsr san8sn glas
lion"
Inter Gliia6et6s RahFolger, BEN
5obnt Der Mlarid Stuart, mar g, no Die
Gnqldnber gum erFsn Mals elm unbeoinss
tee 6errT9aftsrsdbt duf alien Wleeren be-
anipruhten. Da BON benz SiHtsn bsr
Ipanif6en Wla6t bic Rieberldnoer 5ur
Sse qegen gngldnb am meiItsn prohibit
Auttsn, ri4tete bieTsr anIpru4 fi4 in trs
tier Qinie cegen 5oIdnb, ba TIN ratits
lia auf bas Ent19iebeHite beftritt. 5ns
MERLIN blieb Is firs eriit BET etusm De-
bertriea Der 90ltsrrettseelebrieu, tnbsm
Der Gnqldaber SelheH bic bon benz Dol,
lGnber 9rotius nsrfohtsns 9deoris bss
mare liberum" bur9 feline eigens bts
mare clausum" betdmpfte, neI4e biz
britiIden Wle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Elm
6nlfem bra6te. 0a bic bon aarl I, eTs
bobent Jlottenteusr nur epaaitthsr
3pedsn bisnitbar sema6t puros, 70 ipiB!e
or @eaeniab 5piiden 6olaHo nno eHas
lamb crit ipdbrenb ber Diiiotit GromtDelE
F5 trieesrifd 81. Die llmtdnbe oisier
3uIpibuag snthaltsn in 4nbetroht Der
bielFa6en aehnli4ieit osr internatioHaln
Gage, bic aipii9sn beute uub bumdls our
Gee btte6t, fir bic Gssenpart bebeu.iume
2ebrsn. 9plIanD unb England fdnesn
in isnsr 3eit ais erfte unb 3Deite Geemdat
chamber gegeniiber fDis beute &ugIanb unb
DeutIhlanb. @enn man Iiebt, tpie eng
lang oamoIs iiber ben aopf Der dIteren
unb iberltgenen NipaIin binfDss bic Sus
prtmatie auf benz Rters fir fa in Nm
Tpruh uabn, 70 begrsift man bic pIp6Olcs
eil6en llrTnfen ieidtsr, aus sentn biz
Gnsldnber bentt bic 9snfiGsn 6es Girss
bens nab maritimsr 6sgemonie seihen,
no 6itIe bod EsbisIid sar See bisbs uno
itihfe1 eegeu m0glide anarifle Rsybsn
ppneR: bic 1riten psrmuthen bsi ben
Deutfhen ben ndmliheu un~beSohmbaren
amaniiikeL. Der le ftit jenm 3assn
grompsI feIbft mar benz Gebdus
q arisgss abbOIb; inn mare sins
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1ltlihe ginl9lne Der betoen Nebenbuhler
dhnlih Dor, rpis biz GlotteHperitdEbisung
3piIheH GugIaub unb 8eutI6lanb, bura
bic GnqldRps t~Ffeitibe 4usinbtrridoit
auf benz Breeze itsrsptppirt pHrbe. Sopsit
marin bic Soldnosr bsnE bph nod nitt.
8itlmsbt b~euRtiDorttten ie bic etgen ihren
6anoel gtrittets mgliTas 0aDtgatipass
ate NIT Der Grofinung Der 6tinoislig'
teittn.
0bpobl bic britiItsn Glottmiibrtr,
namentIih glaie unO Wont. bic trt In
borgef5rittenem Mannesulitr ein Ghiffss
bed bstrsten bdtttn, fh aegen us!!.sss
rii9mte boadnbilts aomirdls pie ban
5romp uno be Rubier auf bas 8euuHs
berungstpurbigfs gu btbuuptsn puBteH,
linen oua mdn6e Ritosrldge beibrddtsn,
sintn entIheibsnoen Geeiieg bat bic engs
liiae Gluttt in BEN bamafiseH aingen
ii Der boudnbiIhsn has fh NIT Inter
brehungen iiber Jipan5is Sabre eritrtdts,
70 penig erfoften ME emit gegen be fpds
uifhe 9biIipps IT. Stbesmal ftnno bein
5ritbsnsfdIuHe bic 9risespartle remis.
Denn trobbsm bic boudnoii9e Seemddt
fortan hintss Der britifhen 5%uriidtrdt, 10
lag ods an benz gortbeil Der geographic
iAen Gage gualanbs uno BEN Rei4tbum
fetntr S~iIfsautLeH, Der fi4 Dem i'm nies
brldnbiihsn Gtaatsneien singeriFsn sn
tleinliheH Srdmtrqtif gegeniiber INNER
iberleqener geltsnb mdAte, 3umal aud
inter Der eottIeligen RspubIit osr irons
men 9uritnutr Der snsliIhs ReIpslt Dor
Frtmbem Aedt nidt UNI zines 6u1res
8reite eeIttegen mar. Die trabitionsle
Sserduberpolitit pur6e Sipnr isBt ni4t
meGr, ME ebebem, bon Stautsrpegsn burd
pribdte Gaperihifie gatrieben, baFiir ober
0eripdnote grompea bic britiIhe BRIGGS
marine eetreulia nab ben alien aorius
renmetbooen unb bdufte GriebsHsbruh
auf 5riebensbrua. Sn ieinen nit biblis
den Qnipielungsn psIpidtsn Snitruttiontn
an Ieinen 5reun0, ben aSeegeneral'
8ldte, gitbt sr einmul iber bds onosre
8sfthl 81 llsberFGleH mitten i'm Grieoen,
isi Is, bag fe ben SpaHiern (Jamdied),
ben Grau81YsH (0lniirheu). ben glitttl'
msertiifen pber ben 6oIdnbern in Shs
inoien galten. ga9 mad Der 3Hriidberus
Iung Der Stnarts iuurben 6isfs sngliI6sn
gspfloesnbeitsu btibtbulisn, bsibe 2risgs
gtsen 6ollanb uniT aarI IT,. 1866 unb
1872, Obns iebe aritgssrtldruns besnnpsn.
2orb Gbdftssburp obsr psrOririe Dirbes
bon. in England Isbe bic nisberldnbii4e
Repnblit, mas 9unbtt unb GeemaHt ans
ldnes, ibrsn sin5igen RibaIsn; inbtrn fe
na1 Der a~ngsneineu 9errfhaft frebt, lei
fs bic natiirli9s Jeinoiu aEer, inbeons
6ere GnaI1nbs! Iie MODERN bas iIiugtl
als IGIe man siusn ber periobii6en atiis
drtiieI btr Times. Yerin Dmtf4sSb,
neil es tntfhloHtn III, feline SRtsuHsn
peaen 5ritiThe Gesibermant su tebaapisH,
hIhusoigE uirD, d Itrsb na9 Der Dit
toiur Gurrpas!
iInbeirri bnrd RHdF&isn p0Ii.ifhsr
! RpraI, eirsig sslsiist Our9 rationale
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SsIbfiudt, if England auf Dem Iess
our @oItnOung isinsr Sttberriduft iort'
oeihrittsn unb bic ShididlEgunit 1T i9m
babel in iol6tn maBe trsn gtbIiebeH, hob
mar bic sngIifhe QuffaFung, Der Iiebs
Goit lei Gin gutter 8rits, nurhaus per.
ltsben fam. Sc uuonfehtbarsr bic
llebermadt ieinsr Ulotte iDurbe, beito
mebr sutfalas Is fh oIsr g0ltsrrsntss
beosnitn. SIN Grisbtn BON paris bfs
sSohrss 1853 nIhisntH Jrunirsib uno
Spnuisn fopobI ols Eees fpis ais aolo'
nialm6hte Dor England tisf esbtmiitbist
anb ala bisIem mad BEN abfan Qorbs
amsritds au5 cine maritime Sdpdtuns
brotte, pnro 70 burh bic ~llneiHialsit bss
fraH8oFfdtn unb bsr ipauiIden aOmirals
por Der font liiht por5unsbmenben 3era
ft6rung bsr MarintarfenaIe bon glbmoutb
betpabrt. 8a e. fh trobosm 3ur 81
nod nidt itdri osnus fiblte, um bouig
unumidrdntt baraaF auftretsn 5u %t0nnent
bsgann es 1881 tiuen arisg gessu 5runts
reid. Gpanien uno 5olanb isiuer gss
fDObnbeit gsmdB, inDsm ss isite GIctts
obns isbt Dpransssdneens GriIGruns iibsr
ale bo1dnbifhen SHiffe, bic in IbrsH
Bsrsi6 tamtn, btrfaItn FEB. llsbsr bic
btinen Gnbsrn @tgnsr trtumpbirtt 2pro
RObnsns GtRie. 9os Gnbe Der hollands
Ihen Geemadt fpntbs babur9 berbeise
fii6rt, bag in BEN arieae DON 1893 bic
Matroien Der batabiIhen Republit meus
tsrten unb ibreR 4omiral sur llebsrgabe
Isinsr llotte an bic gneldnber a~tuangeu.
Rod dber CAB % cine rufiii4e. cine IfDss
bifhs unb cine bdniThe ariegsmurins uHo
als bisie Gin Sabr ipdtsr geioHnen iHiss
nen, ibre 0aieinsbsrehtigune auf BEN
Wetrs, oas rdh tnelifaer anidduung
Britannica ALIEN gsb0rt. 81 betrdftigsn,
ba besann bic britiidt Glotts ben &rieg
pieoerum obnt Grtldrung ourA ueberfdI
auF dle S6iffe Der brti WGhte, bsren
Fe bnbhaft perbeu ionnte unb bic Be
IdiebuHg aopsnbossns burh admiral
RelfoH. 8ieiem mar ss ~Oorbebdlttn, ben
aafifisg o,r britifden 6ssmaft burt
ben Gita bon Trafalgar 81 iroHtH. bti
bsFsn Grriusans aapOleoHs GigeHlpias
bic GustdnDr sbenIo pirsfam uHieffbt
bat, ME pbilipps III. 0~artHddisitit bfi
Der 3erftrmuns Der armabd. Ddmit
mar Der britif9s Observation-Disclosures bets
tpirfliht. limb iDis i'm Der Melt IoaIei9
beutlia gu MAIDEN, peFtn fe fiG bon ber
To~uperdneH Gtbidsrin bes O5eaHs 81 bets
fsbeH babs. bomborbirte bic ensIiide
glotte baIb Sorduf dbermoIs i'm Septems
Ser 1907, mittn i'm Irieben. bier 8nse
lang aOpsnbdsm unb Habm bic odniihe
Gtotte meg = BE sneIiI9e arisgsertIds
ruHe foIete ON 4. Robsmber.
einmnI in ben gsFb elmer Gsemadt
sefduei. Der EertaR tsiHf dnDers Ration
bic Gpibs su bittal iuostH ourfis, bat
GHgIaHb ben bdmit erFnBteH WtItbtrrs
I9Oftsbebd itinsr Sonb ME nieDsr snis
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% III gu bsiannt um bier mtbr als o.
aElift 81 DeEbta, bdb Dds Slid be eng
Ianbsr ssseH gltbiHa Sibcnia nod bitI
sFobartieer b,stnfieis oils emf gtstH D.
anHtbdlIt Der Jan a~tipeTtn mar. 81.
dnr Gtlaht parsH is iaum p%sriiitst ba
BIZ RDHisin an hfr artileritmuuiticn aui
has lsi9iiuiigIts ettnnuiert bate. aIsiu
"a fam aud 80 cor itiucm tntT6tiotnbtR
1rsfftu. pbiIipps ii. llmidnohbisti
uub eiseufHh bic llnfdhiaieii isiHts
Glottsufibrers, Sturm uno bic u~ntitftu
ots atrmsllanala IitBsu oas lpaHiihE
luttrnfhmsn Iaeitru - ,,aflayit Deus
ct dissipati STUNT. Sltihpobl 5tistt
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DIE. ENGLISCHE FL0TTE

Das ShnosnresVfsr Der anf Matchmaker Sslbaludt unS Stid.
~ialssuut eeeranoeteu britideu Ssebcrribaft = Secrduber
es seeriuoer, Seerdub bis auf oen beutiecn Gag Gas prin.
SIP eiefr Seematt- Observation-Disclosures mo p~ersswat
tsuneeu uuporberetssr 6esuer = John Bill am Sbei6epea.
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- luf Der BET Trad ibsr BEN llra9ts
MdFsrFoIf ~gtlsgenen Bdlbipsss ipurpS
ON II. Suli Elm BON benz GHrGbifGsr
albbsrtin osHiftsies 9entm0I Fiir ben
@ufdp Gdlrdt sngsptiH. Gds
Etntmdl, Elm GtIsbIpd Hit BEN Brcnsts
relief beg Dihiers. fpurbe BON einer ufs
G4pnbs sHtbiilt.
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Is atsler slnFfob be- eer aiitssm bfritortenes
MuhftailleH. etRes hex belfen h~eatltheFt @ftf
pnaIffaTr gerbdlitiie, N. pbirrbi Dor hem 3
nelnrtehqn. bnrdhnis ant bic ge1eRfuattiae
kinfian a~naslplef niie b1rlte allQ eiHe IN
9siiffgHen ebeHlc HnSlldBe rie neEeru
&onntaQsifIfiire abeehen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY A. 1914

give paper on "The New Science of
Ef1lciency, Mrs. w. K. Duvall will
| discuss - Rabipdranath Tagore.r Mrs.
D. f. Anderson will give violin solo.
The dramatic section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Monday after
| noon at the clubhouse at 2:3O O clock.
| Current events in the dramatic world
ana the latest plays since September
viii be discussed. with Mrs K. S. ALI.
son as leader. Visitors are especially
invited.
The p. L. o. ,Sisterhood will meet
Saturday afternoon with Miss Violet
| Nhltworth. No. . Bernice APARTMENTS
Eighth East and First South.
Mrs. +. y. Cook viii give talk on
Experiences of Police Officer. I"
Current events will be reported by Mrs.
A. G.. Watts.
The last meeting Of the art depart
ment OF the Ladies Literary club on
Wednesday of last week at the club
house was especially interesting. Mrs.
Robert Tllney discussed HThc Night
Watch and ''The Anatomy Lesson, -
| by Rembrandt, in n comprehensive way.
and general discussion followed.
Utah Castle, the Royal Highlanders,
'''' hDAh l"P ctull"dUuu1l lOSIdI-
! latlon OF officers at its hall IN the Mack
intosh building, Wednesday evening at
. clock. The incoming officers have
prepared a special programme and all
! Royal Hlghianders arc invited.
The Ladies auxiliary OF the United
Commercial Travellers win hold its regu-
lar meeting in Hylander hall Tuesday
afternoon at . clock. The programme
Tn1InVlpO thn hncInn-. II
IN charge Of Mrs. c. c, Sloan and Mrs.
William Donohue.
The regular monthly social of the
Sons and Daughters of Wales Will be
held at the Eagle hall, corner West
Temple and Second South street, at 8
o clock Monday night. All Welsh are
invited.
The Froebel society will meet Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 clock at the Y.
w, {, A. rooms In the Continental bank
building, The topic will be ''What
Can Be Done to Cause the Public to
Better Understand kindergarten
Work 90
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman s Democratic club will be held
with Mrs. II. j. Hayward, No. & Hay
ward apartments, Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o o'clock, The annual election of
officers will take. place.
The history section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will have Colonial tea
and bridge party February %. The
members of the section will dress in
Colonial costume and the decorations
will be suggestiv of the Colonial Pc
Rod.
The Cleofan club Will meet promptly
ut ? O'Clock Wednesday afternoon with
Miss Alton Young. 1t will be music
day and the programme will be present
ed by Miss Young, Miss Lucille Arm.
strong and Miss. Edna Evans.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
will meet Thursday afternoon with
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the year in a meeting held last Mon,
day with Mrs. Fred W. Price, II South
seventh West. The committees are as
tollows:. Programme, Mrs. Howard A.
krng, Mrs, A. r. Barnes and Mrs.
Frank Scott; building. Mrs William
Spry. Mrs. j. r. Melton and Mrs. Ben.
ner X. Smith, entertainment, Mrs. f.
{. Ioofbourow, Mrs. D. n. Straup, Mrs.
E, o; Leatberwood, Mrs. J. B. Swenson
and Mrs. j r. Davis; music, Mrs. Lucy
Krkham, Mrs r. d. Lewis and Mrs,
Minnie Buckle.
Mrs. l.. c. Miller was elected his
torian of the Ladies Literary club Fri.
day afternoon, in place of Mrs w. j.
Shealy, resigned. A pleasing literary
and musical programme was presented.
Mrs. Jennie Sheever gave paper on
''Those Who Knock at Our Doors, -
and Mrs. a. p. Stone discussed "Tbe
Modern Essay" Mrs. Roy Fletcher
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To Keep Skin Healthy,
Youthful, Wrinkleless

Now that the social season Is here.
be especially careful 10 keep your skin
In fine condition. You know how con-
spicuous complexion defects appear un-
der the bright light OF the drawing or
ball room. Also how very evident are
some makeups when similarly illuminat-
ed have myself discarded cosmetics en-
tirely, using process which gives far
better results, and which leaves no trace
on the skin. At night / smear on a thin
coat OF ordinary mercolized wax. washing
It off next morning. This gradually alb
serbs the devitalized PARTICLES of surface
skin; just as gradually the more youthful
skin beneath comes forth, providing a
complexion as clear, smooth and deli
cately tinted a young girls, Get an
ounce OF mercollZed wax at your drug
gist's and try this remarkable treatment
Remember, too, that wrinkles, even the
finer lines. are not easily concealed IN a
brilliantly lighted room. You can quickly
oblterate these hateful marks By bath
ing your face in a solution OF powdered
saXollte, 1 or. dissolved in witch hazel.
pint. And your face won't look sticky.
as after using pastes.-Aunt Sally in Wo-
mans Realm. (Advertisement)
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HE annual meeting OF the Young
Women s Christian association
will be held Monday. January
10, instead of January l6 as or
;Gpaly announced. Dinner will be
seryed in the cafeteria OF the Y. w. c.
A. rooms in the Continental bank build
ing at o'clock, with business meet
iur aud programme following.
The board membership is 10 be In.
creased from eighteen to twenty-five.
necessitating the election OF seven new
members. The officers Of the associa-
tion will be selected by the board two
weeks following the annual meeting.
The programme Will be opened by a
neectiou by the Y. W. C. a. club chorus.
Reports from the officers Of the asso.
citation will be given and Mrs. G. Il.
Richards will give selected reading.
Arrangements have been completed
4 for the bridge tea 10 be given by the art
section OF the Ladies Literary club at
the clubhouse Thursday afternoon from
+ Q until o clock. 4 number OF tables
have been sold and the entertainment
promises TO he one OF the largest ever
given in the clubhouse. Tables can be
Occurred from the chairman. Mrs. j. }.
Ruswell. or any member of the section.
Mrs Buswell and the committees bay-
ling the party in charge arc working
.dilligentIy and enthusiastically toward
making it a success, socially and tinau-
|cialIy.
small prize viii he given to the
winner at each table and tea will be
.served following the game. The tables
will be placed in the auditorium of the
,Hubhouse and tea will be served in the
library. Those presiding over tho tea
Fables will be Mrs. Murray Sullivan,
Mrs. c. b. Wilson, Mrs, K. G. Wood
ruff and Mrs. Adolph Simon. Mrs i.
'O I.catherwood will serve, assisted by
|rep, Miss Alice Benson, Miss Arnold,
Miss Edmunds, Miss Frances Cowan,
Miss Edna Farnsworth and Miss Mar
|guerite Duvall.
The Seekers club will meet Tues
day for the first time since the holidays
with Mrs. r. b. Owens, go Douglas
avenue. 1t is music day and an elab.
|orate programme has been arranged. A
paper on Wagner will be given by Mrs.
20. W, Daily. Miss Josephine Berry
|Arditto; Madam Sophia Brodbeck will
sing q Elizabeth S Prayer" from Tam.
|hanscr by Wagner: Miss Sarah May
Sims will play Rhapsodio No. .,
|Hongrois, by Liszt. Miss Lenora
Smith will play as a violin solo SUB:
|lime Sweet Evening Star from Tam.
hauser; Miss Clara Kimball will give a
Fading and Miss Helen Owens will |
play selections from Padercwsl1i and
Bohm.
Mrs. Sabina Yates, retiring record |
Keeper, was the guest of honor at a |
card party given by Banner hive No. II, !
Ladies of the Maccabees, at the home !
of Mrs. Fred Heath, Friday afternoon, |
a beautiful cameo pendant, set with |
pearls, was presented to Mrs. Yates in |
recognition Of her faithful and efficient !
services as record-keeper for the past |
three and one-half years. The presen-
tation was made by Lady Commander |
Rowe on behalf of the hive. Bridge !
and five hundred were played. Prizes |
were won by Mrs. Lundquist and Mrs. |
Reasoner. Tea was served following !
the card games to about fifty guests.
The Woman's Republican club APP
pointed its standing committees for ]