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thur, president OF the Settlement Auxil-
larry, accompanied the reader. The au-
dience consisted of members Of the Music
Lovers Guild Club and invited patrons
including DR.. Robbins Gilman, head
worker.
Miss Florence Mcmillan was the ac-
companst at a concert given by the SYRIA
cuse Arts Club on Tuesday evening.
March 10. Nine. Florence milford,
mezzo soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, was the soloist.
Miss Victorine Hayes, operate soprano,
gave ALI interesting programme at the
Hotel Vanderbilt last Sunday evening be-
fore a large and sppreciative audience.
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Penn Another week in Ohio is being
booked for them in April
The recital which was to be given by
Olive l.. Atwood and Alberto Bachmannn
in the Metropolitan opera House Build
ing. Studio 10. this afternoon has been
postponed TO March 20.
Walter L. BogeTt musical director or
the Peoples Institute, has engaged Flor
ence Anderson Otis, soprano: Ellison van
Hoose. tenor and Jacques Kasner, vio-
lin. for this evening, at Cooper Union. At
the Mcdowell Club, where Mr. Bogert Is
chairman OF the music committee, Har-
old Henry the we'll known pianist, Will
give a recital on the evening of March 81.
An hour OF organ music Will be given
in st. Thomas's Church this evening at
O'Clock by T. Tertius Noble, organist. The
programme will include selections from
Gaul. Beethoven. Mcdowell and two or
Mr.. Mobiles own compositions, 'Reverie,
by request, and son of Ny Soul"
The fO6th free organ recital in the pop
ular series under the direction OF DIT.
william {. Carl will be given in the Old
First Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue
and 18th street tomorrow evening, al
SIS o'clock. by Henry Seymour Schweit-
ger. f. A. G. O., organist and muslcal
director of Trinity Lutheran Church
Reading. Penn. and postgraduate OF
the Guilmant Organ School.
Umberto Sorrentino. the Italian tenor
is in great demand this season for CON
cert work. March 10 he is booked at the
Plaza in tableaus of opera; March 81 at
the Rubinstein Club. where he VIII sing
a group of French songs with Maurice
La Fargo as accompanist; March 70 with
the Kriens Symphony Club, and March
a. at Tarrytown.
A grand I,enten musical under distln-
cuished patronage will be given by Nine.
kitty Berger. the noted harp-zither viz
tuoso. in the gold room OF Delmonlco on
Friday afternoon, March q at S'oV
O'Clock. Among the artists who VIII as
sist are Hans Merx. German lieder sing
err: Mrs. p. F. Emory, soprano, and Dr.
William c. Carl. organist
Alexander Berne, pianist and teacher 81
the Metropolitan Opera House STUDIOS
gave a very instructive lecture on lndlah
music Yesterday at his Newark studio
He illustrated his lecture by playing sew
eral selections of the Indian music VARIETY
which was greatly enjoyed by all present
Robin Ellis Glendenning' the dramatc
expressionist who has been favored WIN
the recognition of Queens Mary and Alex
andra Of England for his artistic read
inrs gave his Interpretation OF Tenny-
so1,,s ..Enoch Arden" with Strauss
music. at the University settlement ia''
Friday evening, under the auspices OF MISS
Lenalie. manager OF the People 5 sym
phonv Concerts Mrs. John X. MacAr-
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Musical Entertainments.


Clifford Demarest, concert organist, will
give the final recital in his series Of six
free organ recitals at the Church Of the
Messiah Park avenue and oath street,
next Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. As
announced on the programme this recital
Will consist of pieces selected by the
audiences at the previous recitals.
George Henry Day will give an organ
recital in St Peters Church, West 10Th
street. on Wednesday evening at S
o'clock, when he will use for the first
time the new cathedral chimes, which
have just been installed in the organ. lie
will be assisted by Miss Jessie Robert
son, soprano.
Under the auspices of Bishop Mundel-
lein and under the musical direction Of
Hans Merx a concert OF instrumental
and Irish music will be given in the
auditorium of the Cathedral Church.
Queen Of All Saints Brooklyn, on ST.
Patricks night, March Il. Louis Bauer,
basso Of the Royal Opera, Cologne, Ger
many, and other leading sooists have
been engaged.
After having completed a tour OF one
month, extending as far west as Okla
homa City, Okla, Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Nichols. tenor and pianist. are filing a
number of engagements in the vicinity of
this city. They give joint recital at
the Rye Seminary, Rye. n. Y, on March
90, and then from March % TO q, in
elusive, they appear in Fredonia Dun
kirk, Saratoga and Buffalo. and Erie.
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NOTES OF THE NATIONAL GUARD

only three officers and four men were alb
sent. The regiment had $40 officers and
men present. Last year the figures were
$40 present and IS absent.
The annual muster Of the 9th Regiment
will be made next Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday review of the regiment
by the veterans, under Captain Pollard,
retired will be held on the night or
March %.
Lieutenant II. G. Montgomery and
Lieutenant w. S. Mitchell of the 18th
Regiment, recently appointed, have been
commissioned. The former has been as
signed as battalion quartermaster and
commissary and the latter has been as
signed TO Company NJ.
Veterans of the Sth Regiment will be
rendered a review of the active regiment
the latter part of the present month.
A review Of the 47th Regiment by its
veteran association will be held on Sat
urday night, March 2S. Following the
lead Of the eth and list regiments, the
regiment is TO organize a mounted de-
tachment. Lieutenant Briscoe, who
served with the British army during the
Boer War. will have charge Of the or
ganization. Lieutenant Colonel Harry y.
Baldwin, recently promoted from major.
has been commissioned Lieutenant
Frank n. Riley has resigned on account
Of business. Lieutenant Il. j. Steers has
been appointed battalion adjutant.
The units Of the LIST Cavalry located in
Brooklyn at their annual muster few
nights ago paraded S22 members and had
only 2 absentees The number Of pres
ent in each unit was as follows: Head
quarters IS; Troop A, 80; c, 81; u. 90; +,
Al; X, 60. and l., 81 Troops and IS each
had / absent Last year all OF the SSl
officers and men then on the roll were
present
Colonel Louis ID. Conley 18th Infantry
has appointed Quartermaster Sergeant NJ
z. Reidy, of Company d, ON his stan as
second lieutenant quartermaster and COM
missary
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Los EWELL III
yeFLAND" CENTURY OPERA
Continued from fourth page.

resu, have completed arrangements for a
most unusual concert TO be given in Car
negie Hall on Saturday afternoon, March
IS. The programme viii be given by
Paderewski, Nine. Frances Aida and
Nine. Schumann-H eink.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15


The annual meeting Of the National So
positions by classic and modern masters,
Among those who took part were Miss
Kirby, Miss CHASER, Master Theodore Pal
menberg. Miss May Bryan, Mrs. Kober.
Miss Eileen MacFarlane, Master Henry
Dohrenwend, Miss Cruikshank, Mrs. Mar
shall. Miss Florence Dickinson, Miss Opal
Harrison, Master Otto Dohrenwend, Miss
Ruth Smith and Mrs. Coger
A piano recital by the pupils Of the
Writ Piano School will be given in the
school building, No. 2O2 West 125d street
on Thursday evening, March 10.
A charity concert and dance under the
auspices Of the pupils Of Samuel S. Aron-
son. pianist and teacher, Of Aeolian Hail.
will be given at the Hotel Bon Ray. Madi-
son avenue and 92d street, this afternoon
at 80 o'clock.
The New York Trio, composed Of Miss
Edith Brotherton Williams, pianist; Fritz
Henry Busch, violinist, and Harry Bar
reuther, 'cellst, entertained a large audi
ence at a concert given by the Educa-
tional Alliance in the Strauss Auditorium
last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis Mehan, OF
the Mehan Studios, Carnegie Hall, will
present at a recital on Monday evening,
March %, Edwin Arlo Bangs tenor, as
sisted by Marion Marsh, harpist.
Margaret Anderton's piano pupils are
actively appearing in public. The Won
ans Club, of Glen Ridge, n. j., engaged
one Of them for a concert Of that or
ganization, and Miss Schefler was we'll
received on last Friday afternoon. Miss
Anderton gave a lecture in this city last
Friday evening on "The Pianoforte: IT'S
Evolution and observation-disclosures and
Present Day Makers
An enjoyable studio tea was given Oy
Grace Whistler, contralto, at her studio.
No. 5s4 Lexington avenue, on SATURDAY.
March Z. Miss c. Collins poured and
Mrs. Nash and Miss Morgan received.
The following of Miss Whistler's pupils
gave an interesting programme: Miss
Frances Meyers, Mrs. Alma Petersen,
Miss Viola Anderson and Miss Eva Long
acre.
Pauline Hovemann, teacher OF singing,
No. 1888 West End avenue, conducted The
first part of the programme given by the
Damenverein of the Arion Society on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

,,.ior William Weigel. 23d United states
7rfsntrv. assigned to duty with the Ne"
worry National Guard, is to instruct spe-
riallv ouartermasters and commissioners
very few Of whom, il is known, have the
reouigite knowledge for field service. me
craving Of rations the making out OF re-
,urns. and keeping the necessary RECORDS
have been for years noted as one OF tne
weakest points OF the National Guard 10
-bIcb New York IS no exception. IL IS 10
oo,,,stA this weakness, If possible tha'
ATaior General Organ arranged 10 have
,te' services OF Major Weigel, who Is an
~ in the important details Of guar
,a-,,asters and commissaries. He VIII go
~ through the state in his instruction 10
ee,csrs II was not so many months ago
,hat two infantry regiments Of New iorA
C,tv out Of four ordered out on Ions
Island one day went hungry because
,hoir responsible officers did not know
enoneb TO arrange for rations' after tney
rsd been given full power to DO so. Inc
.arne condition Of affairs TO large eA
tent prevailed during the CohheoUo''
maneuvres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Alice Carrigue Motifs pupil, Myrta X.
GillSinson, who has been well received at
several concerts given this season by the
Sarah Bernhard Circle at the Waldorf
Astoria, has just been engaged by Saw
age. Myrta Gilkinson will have her first
appearance in the Lehar musical comedy,
Maids Of Athens"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

for the ensuing year. Nine. Ziegler was
reelected secretary. An informal musical
was given at the studios by the following
pupils: Mrs. Mugge. Miss Williams, Miss
MacGuire, Miss Gillespie. Mr.. Floyd, Mrs.
Whitehill and Miss Love.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Arthur ID. Woodruff, teacher OF singing,
studio at No. III West 57th street, owing
to the increased demands made on his
time in this city. has discontinued his
studio in East Orange, ~ j. lie has
taught there on Mondays and Thursdays
for over twenty-six years. and has now
transferred that work to his New York
studio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

The recital given by the pupils Of the
Lachmund Conservatory of Music, Lewis
NJ Hubbard director. last evening, aroused
interest. The pupils were heard in COM
children of the kindergarten and primary
class The musical instruction of this
class is conducted by Winona Silyersparre
Atkins
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lOUtS' D ANGELO III
" TleFL AND" CeNTuRV OPERA

Monday March g. Mrs r. Jahnke con-
Quoted the second part.
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During the review OF the 'tn 49,,
bv Afavor John Purroy MitcheL 'o-i' ~
row night. he will be accompanied Dy .no
heads OF a number Of the CITY uepoi'
nents During the ceremonies Corrlp pam,
r. c and X, which won the hrs'' 49, 80
and third prizes for the highest msuIo o
~ merit in the lst Brigade ana ar -
,narksmen Of the regiment VIII y
marched 20 the front, and VIII De ~
cisIlv reviewed by the Mayor Ihe reg. o
ment made the best percentage IN e
state in rife practice last year-Viz, -
and constituted $3.50 per cent OF 'h'
entire qualifications Of the lst brlsau1.
The regimentai team won the Dris~ o,,
match. and got second in the state ria'o .lS
battalion sergeauts Major K. Gardner anu
King Smith, recently appoln'eo' nav
psssed the examining board
Colonel Conley Of the 69th i'ee -.
directs h.s command 10 assemble III 'i,o
arnory next Tuesday morning
o'clock 10 proceed 20 ST Patrick > "a
sdsdral 10 assist in pontifieA' mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Elizabeth GIL. soprano and teacher, OF
No. 800 West 2lst street, was well re-
ceived at a concert given by the Won
ems Press club in the Waldorf-Astoria
yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Colonel Louis ID. conley, 18th Infantry
has appointed Quartermaster Sergeant NJ
z. Reidy, of Company d, on his stan as
second lieutenant quartermaster ana COM
..,gooary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

The marriage or Miss Inga Hoegsoro'
,,isbist composer and teacher to JehS
peter Christensen was celebrated yester-
day AZ No. 8 East S6th street
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Alexander Berne, pianist and teacher 81
the Metropolitan Opera House studios
gave a very instructive lecture on lndlah
music Yesterday at his Newark studio
He illustrated his lecture by playing sew
eral selections of the Indian music variety
which was greatly enjoyed by all present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Governor Fielder Of New Jersey Will re-
view the list Regiment on Monday even
ing. March %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Alexander Savine has opened a studio In
Metropolitan Opera House Bldg. 1875 Broad
way Rooms 40-4l, where he VIII examine
voices for his private teaching and also pro-
fessional singers for the ensemble OF his
opera class, on Tuesdays from 10 90 ].
Wednesdays . 20 ). and Saturdays 10 70 ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-15

Pauline Hovemann, teacher Of singing,
No. 1888 West End avenue, conducted the
first part Of the programme given by the
Damenverein of the Arion Society on
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

parcel as herein described; Begin
ning twenty-four GAO foet north OF
the southeast corner OF said lot.
thence north wsnty-threo (2s)
feet; thence west elghtysix (s6)
feet moro or lea 20 the west bOun-
dairy line; thence south twenty-thres
(2S) fest thence east sighty-six
(s6) Zee. two (2l inches to the
place OF beginning; together with
all and singular tenaments. heredi-
taments and appurtenancea thereun-
70 belonging or IN any wise apper-
tanning. aH.iflt a
To be sold a. the property Of
Mary Krebs al the suit OF ID. Pies
cha. Terms Of sale cash.
Dated June 8. 1914 iuf
T. II. KELTER. Sheriff.
First pub. June IL: last Juno 26-1a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Coal Eptry, Sec. 2Sk7. n. 81
land Office al Salt Lake City, Utah.
1nps b.rlstA Notice. IA hereby
given THAI Gertrude DeMyer Rains,
OF Salt Lake City. county OF Salt
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SOCIALISM.

A plan based upon the aAsump-
ton that man 4 ditferent being
from what he d. II he were so
perfect that hls love OF human kind
would haniah from everyone On hui
man form sslfiahneas, and retain ~
HIN tho energy. self-aacrifice and
industry IN behaif OF others thai
he now manifests In behalf Of him
self and those near to him, then
there would DO no need for tho or
ganination OF a socialist community
beeaueo Wo would have Il at hand
Until men srs perfect beings OF this
kind socialism must either consti-
tute tyranny 20 Fisid Is 70 destFoy
not only the right OF liberty and 70
interfere With the pursuit o. happi-
ness OF Il must b 4 failure.-wh-
Liam Howard Taft.
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sHEItifFs SALE - NOTICE n
hereby given. that undcr and by vir
tue Of an execution iasued out Of
the district court OF tho seventh
judicial district NJ the state OF Utah
county OF Carbon, and 90 N edircc.
ted and delivered az sheriff OF said
county. have levied on. and VIII
on the s0th day Of June. 1914. Al
. o'clock OF said day. az scoficid. IN
said county. offcr for sale at publis
auction. 90 the highest and best bid
der Tor caah. the following dcscrib'
cd hnds and pr-oLcs situated m
tho county Of Ca. IN. state Of Utah
more particularly described a. fol
Iowa.
Lot SIX 90 In Block -Four ca
IA plated IN Plat "a" scofiele
Town-ite Survey. scofield. Carbon
county. Utah; le@s that pieoe OF
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H. S. MAIL CONTRACT
X GOES TO DU(HENE
SAME COMPANY n SUCCESSFUL
NpDpsa ~f2Ff.
uinfsh IsAiIvny loses ont and Mall
hnd Pared Post win n csuric'i
prom Cotton b VERBAL aud It~s-
aviation Points Dor the Neat
I F'our Years. n IN

According TO a press dIsatoh from
Washington. d. C.. the contract for
Carrying max 20 yernal and reaer-
vation polnts has beon awarded
20 Monte Young FOR period OF four
pears The suooeaafui 'biddor has
been IN the employ az tho puohemc
Stage a Transportation company
since a. first commenced doing busi-
ness two years ago and the award-
ing OF tho contract 10 him meana
that thEa company VIII In the irnme-
diAte future change We terminus
from Cotton 20 Helper.
me Helper Times OF last wceR
statcs that iarke crew OF men and
teams were put 20 work IN willow
Greek canyon inat Thursday and
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First publication May Z. 1914.
last publication June IS. 1914.
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ION DOR PunLIoAT1oN-..

NorTOH FOR PUBLICA77ON-.-
Department Of the Interior. Unfted
States Land office at Salt LAke
City. Utah. NAY IL. 1914. Notice
Il hereby sivon that zeima Harmon
McInure. OF Price. Utah. who. on
August 10. 1911. made Desert-Land
Entry. Serial No. ossia. for BwH
Of sWh. Section 20. Townshsp a.
South. Range 10 Fast. salt Lain
meridian. has filed notice OF intsn-
ton to make final desert-land proof.
to estabiish claim 70 the land abovs
described. before J. b. Middlston.
U. s. Commissioner. at Price, Utah.
on the 12d day of June, 1914.
Claimant names a. witnesses Frank
McIntire. Albert Pace. Albert BIZ
ner and Theron L. Henry, all o.
Price. Utah. e. ID. r. THOMPSON.
Register. ~
First pub. May 81; lAst June 1914.
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= - INH1I1 I1Fti nIoIIII'
Flrsl pub. June ~: Vast June as-Il
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Careful tests prove A-theuca-ine.
the new sntiphiogistic liquid. pep>-
tratrs TO the seat OF the double
and removes tho cause OF coda. O.
tarrh. coughs and toDsilitis. Il has
proven very effective for infiamn,a-
ton oapsed By female troubles. Try
II. A. al drug stores. When par
ins your Subscription. ask ne for .
800 bottle.--Advt. x
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Another shipment OF the famops
L. @. Smith a Bros. typewriters has
beer received this week BY The Ad-
vocate. Price. t7s. peyabls In IS
monthly instailments The advocate
office and school supplies. Al
vocats Publishing Co. AAdst. - -
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Nooce 20 Cattle TrespasserB.
have leased the George Frand-
sen property on Beaver creek and
all owners Of cattle with the enosp-
tion OF those Of Geo. Frsndsen
must take them Off Of thu lease or
they wall DO oorralled and the own
ems submitted 10 the expenses at
tendant the impounding OF stock.
a. NOE AUBERT.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-06-11

that between the two towns OF Hell
per and Duchesne che new road viii
DO rushed 20 completion.
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Clothes tailored In Price It the
Modern Taiiors. next to the savoy.
--Advt.
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NOTICE


II you have any trouble with your
lights OF motorB telephone the
power house and same VIII be taken
care Of at once. i7u.
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Lake. atato OF UtAh, has thla day
nied In thls Office application 60
purchase. Serial No. o127Oi. under
the provisions OF Section 23f7. U.
8. Revised Statutes. the sen NEN 4.
and Lots 4, 2 and 2, OF seo. g, Twp.
10 South. Range . EaAt. SALT Lake
meridian.
ANY ana ali pepons olaining al.
vcrse6 tho isenda dessribsd, or de.
Arihg 70 object Tor any reason 90
the entry thereof by the applicant,
should file their affidavits OF pro-
iost in this office during The thirty
day period OF publication Immediate
ly following the first printed Issue
OF this notice. otherwise the appli-
cation may be allowed. r. ID. n.
THOMPSON. Register ~ OF 'fM
Firut pub, June II; last July s-lt.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. 8.
Land office AZ Salt Lake City, Utah,
May IL. 1914. Notice h hereby
given that Frnnkiin p. Sweet OF
Wellington. Uonh. who. on June IL,
1911. made homestead entry, Serial
No. 0s0to. for VIZ OF NwH. NEH
Of Nwh and Nwh OF NEH, Sec.
8. Twp. rs South. Range II East,
Salt Lake meridian. has filed notice
OF Intention TO make final three
year proof. 90 establiah claim 60
tho land above described. before J.
d. Middleton. U. s. commissioner, nj
Price. Utah. on the 2ad day OF
June. 1914 Claimant names a.
witnesses: J. T. blackburn. NJ. w.
Pierce. G W. Sweet ard Moroni
Hansen. all OF Wellington. Utah. E.
IN. n. THOMPSON. Register.
First pub. May 81: last June 1914.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Seventh Judicial District, County
OF Carbon. state OF Utah. In the
Matter OF tho Assignment for the
Benefit OF Creators OF Joseph
Brodnick and Jacob Tusher, Co
Partners Doing Business Under tho
Firm Name and style OF scofield
Meat Market.--Notice OF Assign
ment For Benefit OF Creditors. No
tice IL hereby given that the 9th
day OF May. 1914. Joseph Brodniok
and Jacob Tusher co-partners do
Ing business under tho firm name
and style OF soofieid Meat Market
OF soofield. Utah. made an assign
ment 10 Nsil NJ. Madsen OF SEQ
field. Carbon County. Utah. for the
benefit OF creditors OF the assignor
and transferred all the property OF
said co-partnership 10 Nell M. Mad
son a. assignee. and upon the trusta
provided by law; and the said
transfer has been recorded In the
office OF the County Recorder ID
Carbon county. Utah.
Notice IL further given to the
creditors OF, and Al persons having
claims against tho said aasignor u
exhibit such clairns with necessary
vouchers. verified by the oath OF
the creditor. TO said Nell M. Mad
san al Heofiald. Utah. which said
place u tho place Of business Of
said asaignor. on or before thres
months after the date Of the first
publication q this notice. .efl
/ Dated May 2. 1s14. ga1 lsfi
7 rrp at NEIL M. MADsDN, or y
ea~ls ao,aep 'AAsisnes. ina
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Stationery Of all kinds. Adtocsts
Publishing Co.-Advt. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-01-22
IN SOCIETY
By Mary Gwynn Whiteman Telephone l42

Refreshments were served in the
dining room
Tra tahle was decorated with red,
wbito and blro carried out in can
dlas and flowers.
rho birthday cake. burning with
eigbt candles was the center piece.
Tho smaller cakes served the chl.
dron we're each surmounted by an an
nimal cracker, making quite me-
naperia for IN, little folk. Mrs. Vic
tor Williams. Misses Maurine Easley
and Ada y, dlcv assisted !hS hosree 8
r spryino reyp ssncn,s OF cream an!
oo,,o
Tho croon wet in rcd white ana
h,uo h,t7,,
Tn. Iittla boporee received many