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ing round. eight couples or less, medal
February is, First round. match; February
rs, Second roand. match: February II.
semi finals, matchi February 20, Finals
MARCH rouRNAMENT-HANDr
Prizes--winner and Runnefup-Narch
20, Qualifying round, eight N qualify, medal
March 22. First round, match. March "a,
Second round, match; March 20, semi-inals,
match; March 81. Finals, match,
APRIL TOURNAMENT-HAN
Prizes--Best qualifying score medal play.
winner nrst eight and second eight, match
piay-April IL, Qualifying round, eighteen
TO qualify. medal. April 10, First round,
first and second eighths match; April 70.
second round fret and second fours, match
April 81. semi-nnhis, match, April a.
Finals match. -
MAY TOURNAMENT-HAND
PrlEes-Winner Of nrst and second eiHhts.
match play--May is, Qualifying round.
eighteen to qualify. medal; May II, First
is second round, first and second fours
match; May 10. seml-inals, match; May
EDWARD l. FROST. Chairman.
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less fortunate, and other visitors who
have recently assisted In various funds
that have been raised have Included Mrs
Barton II. Grundy, Senator and Mrs.
Clarence W. Watson, Mrs. Jere II. Wheel
wright. Dr. John Herndon French. Dr. r.
Landon Humphreys George W. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. Frank II.
Davis. Judge william II. White, John
Hays Hammond and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Medill Mccormick, who are returning
with their hunters and Jumpers for the
early spring shooting and hunting season
Mrs. Parsons, who came for the "kur"
was among the most ardent followers OF
the trampers brigade that every day
wends it's way up and down the trails
that cover the mountains. Dressed In
one OF the new full very short walking
skirts a silk sweater trimmed in fur, a
throw scarf of silk and a soft crush hat
OF velour, all In dull rich tones of brown,
Mrs. Parsons looked like girl OF 10
while climbing the hills carrying an
alpenstock.
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HOT SPRINGS, VA.

Hot SPRINGS, Va, Jan. 9.--Fine winter
weather. combined with outdoor sports
has done much TO make a Jolly week for
people here. The usual Outdoor activities
were followed tonight by a formal dance
IN the octagonal ballroom of the Home
stead, at the conclusion OF which the
guests were entertained In the Japanese
room with a colored cabaret Auction
bridge was lure for many and every
cosey nook had it's tables OF players. Some
OF these were Mr.. and Mrs Clarkson
Cowei Miss Hattie Van Dusen, Arthur
Cowles, Paul McPhearson Mrs J. Walter
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Robe,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. White. Miss Helen
q. ogden, MISS Jean Hinsdale. Miss r l.
piro. Miss T. l.. Shapiro, Francis c. Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mccall and William ID.
Neville.
Fassifern Farm has been a great load
stone for horseback riders lately. II r.
customary to start early in the after
noon and reach the farm about o'clock
after a leisurely ride OF ten miles over
mountain trails and return the middle OF
the evening after an old fashioned Vir-
ginla dinner. Before their departure for
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson
entertained several OF their friends In this
manner. Those invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. q. Hodges. Mr.. and Mrs 4. 4
Stuart, Miss \. y. Campbell and Francis
Dale. Some OF the others who have haC
luncheons or dinners at Fass!fern this
week have been Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
lg. Mr. and Mrs. F.. l.. Reuter-, Arthur
Cowl. Col. L. II. Eldridge, DR.. Richard
CUMMINGS and Mr. and Mrs John b,
Smalley.
Although the full moon has vanished
the visitors here seem to enjoy toboggan-
ing at night fully as well as they did
last week. light supper IL often served
in the Japanese room after the shedding
Among those who have been in the sled
ding parties are Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rlcha I'd
Wren. Mr. and Mrs Walter Ferguson,
Jr.. J. H. Callahan, Miss V. NJ. Living
rton, Arthur cowl and Miss Jean Hins-
dale
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Outdoor Devotees Who Abandoned Sports for Teas and
Dances During Holidays Now Turning
Their Favorte Pastimes

tiled and set to music, was given by the
young people at All Saints Memorial
Church In the parish house Wednesday
evening, under the direction of Miss Cor
nelia Schwartz. II was for the benefit OF
the choir fund and drew crowd from
the cottage colony The character Of Ebe-
neGer ScrogOe was poi trayed by Amory
j. Parmentier. Others who took part
were Arnold Turner. William Farmer
tier. Alfred Ginder. Paul Newman, Miss
Annie Dawson, John Il. Morris, Jr., Miss
Sara Macias, Miss Paula Pagelow. Miss
sigma Comfy Miss Edith Macias, George
Harris Miss Anna White. Miss Rose
Montague. Miss Ruth Matthews, Carter
Krahnert. Willie Hutchings, Archie u.
Davis, Miss Grace Hoyt and Miss Edith
Burdge.
The local hockey team is scheduled to
play one OF the league games at Asbury
Park to-day. Lakewood is now leading
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Phelps Stokes. Miss Stokes, who came
here for the "kur" during the early sum
mer season and spent all her spare time
from the kurhaus searching for an avail
able tract TO build a home here, this
autumn founded the White Sulphur
Springs public library and put II on a per-
manent basis A suite OF rooms in the
largest building In the adjoining little
village OF Dry Creek has been opened for
the benefit OF visitors TO the Springs. In
addition TO the reception and lounging
room there are several rooms devoted 10
bookshelves, which have been con-
tributed to by many hotel visitors.
The board OF governors Of the library
in addition TO Miss Stokes. includes Miss
Margaret Prescott Montague. the Boston
authoress, who has home here, and
Mrs NJ. J. Read OF Washington, also one
OF the cOttagers.
The poor OF the adjacent mountains
some OF whom have been sadly neglected
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"I hHdin SldTsHdiI, Ndter H. MNNpE-
kle. II. snowden Marshall and Elzey e.
Meacham.
Mrs. Williamson W. Fuller will give
a large dinner in advance OF the ball at
her home. 1912 Fifth avenue. and the
Mayor and Mrs. John Purroy Mitchell
will be guests at a dinner To be given
by Col. j. Frank Supplee at the Biltmorc
for friends from this city and Baltimore.
who will go later with him to the ball.
It has been decided not TO hold this
winter the annual costume ball at
Sherry's for the benefit OF the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the Lying-in Hospital which
for several years has been great
feature of the winter. Through the
generosity of friends the members OF
the auxiliary will be able to carry on
their work OF district visiting and the
supplying of nurses to those in needy
circumstances who live in the over
crowded sections of this city. Among
the members Of the auxiliary are Mrs.
Arthur lselin. Mrs. Austen Gray and
Mrs. W. DE Lancey Kountze.
Mrs. Charles T.. Tracy and her daugh-
ter, Miss Anne Bigelow Tracy, who
have been for some months at Stoni-
hurst, Highland Falls, n. Y, are here
for the remainder OF the winter with
Miss Grace Bigelow. 81 Gramercy Park
Major John a Bigelow. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Bigelow. with their family have
left Highland Falls and will be At $50
Park avenue.
Mr.. Bagby's second series OF musical
mornings will be continued tomorrow
al the Waldorf Astoria, when the
soioists will be Enrico Caruso Of the
Metropolitan Opera and Arrigo Serato,
AN Italian violinIst
Miss Juliana Cutting has decided TO
continue her subscription dances In the
rose room Of the Plaza and a new series
will begin on Tuesday night. Miss Cut
ting Is preparing carnival ball for
the night Of Shrove Tuesday which falls
on February IS.
Miss Marjorie Stewart and Miss Jean
Robb Stewart are the daughters OF DR.
and Mrs. George ID. Stewart of 81 West
Fiftieth street. Mrs. Stewart gave a
the dansant at Shcrrys on December
80 for her daughters.
Mrs. Arthur T. Sullivan will give a
reception at 80 East Fifty-second
street on Tuesday afternoon for her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leonard Sullivan
who was Miss Marjorie DOdd, and on
that afternoon Mrs. William +. Harden
bergh will hold n reception AZ her home
10 East Sixty fourth straet
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Frellng-
huysen returned last week from the
Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs
West Va, They will shortly leave fol
Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs, Henry Asher Robbins and hel
daughter, Mrs, Harry Whitney Nc,
Vickar, have left Tuxedo for the st
Regis, where they will be for the re.
mainder of the winter.
Mrs. Cation II. Pyne held an informa
reception Thursday afternoon at hel
home, SO East Thirty-sixth street, fol
Count and Countess Emilio del Sierra
who returned recently from Europe
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur g. Burden have
taken for the remainder OF the winter
the house of the Countess del Sierra
10 West Fifty-third street.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Hoffman q,
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holiday throng and every hotel and board
ing house here was filled TO capacity
The exodus on Monday was large. but
there are more visitors remaining owe:
than ever before at this time.
Golf. skating and outdoor amusements
have occupied most OF the time and the
weather has been for the most part ex-
ceptionally fine. on Tuesday, when the
skating was at It's best, the air had a
touch of spring. which was accentuated
by flock of robins sporting In the
trees along the banks OF the lake.
Dckens's a Christmas Carol" drama
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the league, having won both games played
thus far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stevenson. for
merry Miss Randolph, have been visiting
Mrs +. e. =. Randolph. Wister RAN
dolph also came down from college in
Philadelphia and has bden spending the
holidays with his parents.
Recent registrations at the hotels in
clude:
Laurel-in-t he-Pines-Ensgn and Mrs.
W. q. Edwards of the United States navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Standsh Chard, Mrs. Ed
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Off to the hunt at Pinehurst, N. {
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, Jan
S.-Several Of the recent visitors at the
White sulphur Springs who have been
looking around for sites to build all the
year round homes here have taken "A per-
manent interest In affairs of Greenbrier
county. and the poor and needy OF the
mountains have come in for a goodly
share OF attention.
The largest and most important bene-
faction. however. is probably the public
library founded here by Miss Olivia T.
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have been cared for In individual in
stances by several big hearted visitors at
the New Greenbrier recently.
one family, a large one, that existed in
a single room cabin up on "A steep noun
tain side five miles back in the noun
tains. has been moved into the town and
put in a small but comfortable cottage
by Mrs Edward =. Hardness. who during
her frequent visits TO the Springs often
drives out for miles into the mountains
dispensing charity. Mrs. Clarence Grey
Dinsmore and Mrs. Frederic Nelson are
other visitors who have been kind to the
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Society to Have It's Own Circus at Sherry S..

go FIfth avenue VIII give dinner on
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rye, who have
gone to their new house. IS7 Park ave
nue.. will hold receptions there on Jan
uary % and 81.
Miss Calender and Miss de Forest
will hold an informal reception this
afternoon at their new home 60 Park
nNPnnp.
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Edith Bonner. Mr. and Mrs. W W. MI.
Ter. Mrs. NJ. Martin, Miss /. Mar-u. NJ,
J. Ellinger. Miss q. j. Ellinscr. l.. /
Eilsnger. Herbert $. Martin. Nj .uJ
Mrs. william Mitchell. Miss Murg,rr.
Mitchell. Master Malcolm Mitchell. Ms,
Rockhill Miss Bovine, Mrs Il :. Ina.
Miss l.. G. Suydam. J. T. Suyusm f.
Paul Renshaw, Miss Ada Lewis. Mrs
Margaret Hay and Mrs T.. y. Clark
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LAKEWOOD, N. ].

LAKEWOOD. N. j.. Jan. e.-Socially,
this has been a quiet week In Lakewood.
The resort Is resting up after the
busiest holiday season In its history. II
took sixteen special trains to handle the
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at the Fort William Henry Hotel 10 New
York last Sunday. The few inches OF
snow which fell during last week was
very light and did not interfere with Ice
boating on the lake. This thrilling sport
was very much in favor and the entire
fleet Of boats was busy every minute.
Mr. J. Dunbar Wright. son OF J. Hood
Wright, the philanthropist. and friends,
Girard T. Thomson and Louis Boury,
were especially keen about skating and
we're very much pleased with the excellent
condition OF the ice.
Recent New York arrivals are Miss
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Another engagement recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Edith May
Donald. daughter of the late william NJ.
Donald of Dongan Hills. Staten Island,
to T. Kingsley Twining OF Morrlstown.
Mr. Twining was graduated from Yale
in 1901. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Mary Clare Mutually. daughter
of the late Rev. Francis r. Mutually OF
Pelham y. Y, to Benjamin V. Norton,
son of Mrs. Edward Norton of New
Canaan. y. Y The wedding will take
place during the latter part Of January
at the Huguenot Memorial Church in
Pelham. ~ Y,
The wedding of Miss Hopeton d. At
terbury, daughter of Mrs. Lewis u. At
terbury. 10 William QUAD of this city
will be celebrated In st. Georges
Church, Stuyvesant Square. on the
afternoon OF January 20. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Kar
IRELAND, rector OF the church, and will
be followed by a reception at the home
of the brides mother 14l West Eighty.
/ sixth street.
! Miss Atterbury will have as her at.
tendants her three sisters, Mrs. George
| VI. Clarke Mrs. lie Roy Miller and Miss
Josephine Atterbury, and the Misses
Elsie NJ. Schaefer. Grace Fleischmann
! Mary Wagstaff and May Young. Francis
/ o, Ayres Of Scarsdale, y. Y, will act as
| best man. The ushers will be lie Roy
| Miller, Francis Asplnwall, Francis
/ Bacon, Or. Henry Thorpe, Eugene
Mason and John Adams.
The wedding OF Miss Dorothy Mas
! terton. daughter OF Mrs. X. Seymour
Masterton, TO Warren Miller son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miller at Harris
dale, n. V. and this city. will be cele
brated in the Church of the Incarnation
on January 81, The engagement wa!
announced recently.
Miss MastertOn, who has passed
great deal of her time in Ridgefeld
y. j., with her mother, is a niece II thu
late Herbert Seymour of this city. He
brother. the Rev. Robert c. Mastertoi
of Ridgeteld n. j., will perform tn
wedding ceremony.
| Invitations have been sent out for IN,
wedding OF Miss Dorothy Glib. daughte
OF Mrs. Arthur Glib. to Bache McEver
W1hitlock In st. Thomas's Church Of
the afternoon OF January 90, Th'
bride has chosen Mrs. Howard Pric
Renshaw as her matron of honor, an
the other attendants will be Mrs. {
Alan Hudson and the Misses Jeannett
Whitlock, Hilda Holmes, Mildred Har
beck, Ruth Haskins Ethel Carhar
Dorothy McAlpn and Aluhea Gibt
cousin OF the bride
Frederick S. Whitlock will be hi
brothers best man. The ushers chose
are Frederick Kobbe, Robert s. Potter
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr, Alfred Rem
shaw. Paul Renshaw, Harold Carhar
+. Dutilh Smith, Jr,, Nathaniel Pride
John r. Suydam, Jr,, Joseph G. Nourss
Lieut. Robert r, VI, Emmett, L. S. ~, an
Herman lie Roy rmmcr "a After IN
ceremony there will be a reception a
the home of the brides mother, |
East Fifty-ffth street.
The second for this season of tn
Three Dances was held at the Plaz
on Wednesday night, and there was
good attendance OF debutantes and som
OF the older girls who had previousl
attended dinners given for the occasion
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The engagement has been announced
of Miss Mary Clare Mutually. daughter
of the late Rev. Francis p. Mutually Of
Pelham. y. Y, to Benjamin V. Norton
son of Mrs. Edward Norton of New
Canaan. y. Y. The wedding will take
place during the latter part Of January
at the Huguenot Memorial Church II
Pelham. y, Y.
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Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Hubbard Of New
Rochelle has announced the engagement
OF her daughter, Miss Mary Agnes Hub
bard, to Dr. Robert Il. Humphries Of l't
East Fortieth street. Dr. HUMPHREYS
was graduated from Toronto University
In 1906.
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Mrs Edward +. Brown OF l9j West
End avenue has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter, Miss Edna +.
Brown. to j. Frederick Wherry Of Nnn-
ark. \. j. Mr. Wherry is a graduate OF
Prince;on. class OF 1898. No date has
been set for the wedding.
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Another engagement recently an
nounced was that Of Miss Edith May
Donald, daughter Of the late William NJ.
Donald of Dongan Hills. Staten Island.
to T. Kingsley Twining Of MOrrlstown.
Mr.. Twining was graduated from Yale
in 1901. No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs Augustus S. Pyatt have
announced the engagement Of Their
daughter. Miss Mary Adelaide Pyatt, 10
Harold Frederic Jung. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Jung Of this city.
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The American Criterion Society, Mrs.
Leonard L. hin president. will give it's
first dance OF the new year on Friday at
thy Plaza. There win Do room set
aside for bridge for those who do nd care
for dancing and a silver. prize fof each
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Announcement mas been made 10y Mr.
and Mrs. Leopold Strauss OF the engage
ment OF their daughter Miss Florence
Strauss. TO Irving e, Fellemau. No ddts
has been set for the wedding.
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General under the second Cleveland Ad.
ministrdtion.
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Mr. and Mrs W. Chandler St,Val. oi
Atlantic city are AT the Hotel As.J,
where they will remain a few dll-
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pierrepont Gould, daughter OF Mrs
James Henry Gould. will be married 60
the Rev. George Ashton Oldham. rector
OF 81. Luhe's Episcopal Church, Convent
avenue and liist street. Miss Mary
Gould will he her sisters only attendtnr
and the Rev. John l.. Oldham will DO
the best man. The ceremony will De
performed by Bishop David H. Greer
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. StreS.
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In the Cathedral OF ~. John the Di-
vine on Thursday at noon Miss Emily
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Miss Agnes NJ. Heating and Folk A.
Muldoon. whose engagement has just been
announced. will be married I'm tho spring
Miss Heating is a daughter OF william H.
Heating and Is graduate of Tho IrSuliAs
Academy and the College Of New no
chelle. Mr.. Muldoon Is a gradual" uf -
Francis Xavier College and the l'o,dm n
University Law School.
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MIR. and Mrs. Charles +. Hoffman of
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Lieut. ID. u. Halk. Jr.. L. : \. anu
Mrs Faik. who were married on Monday
In Brooklyn, have been at thu H"'G
Aston They will soon leave for Ni'o
Ariz., where Lieut.. Falk is stationed vita
his regiment.
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The second for this season of the
Three Dances was held at the Plaza
on Wednesday night, and there was a
good attendance of debutantes and some
Of the older girls who had previously
attended dinners given for the occasion.
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Mr. Bagby's second series OF musical
mornings will be continued tomorrow
AT the Waldorf Astoria, when the
soioists will be EnriCo Caruso Of the
Metropolitan Opera and Arrigo Serato,
an Italian viollnist.
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Miss Juliana Cutting has decided TO
continue her subscription dances In the
rose room Of the Plaza and a new series
will begin on Tuesday night. Miss Cut
ting Is preparing carnival ball for
the night Of Shrove Tuesday which falls
on February IS.
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At the ball TO be given AZ the lto'el
McAlpin on Thursday under the auspices
Of the Black Cross Society the grNnd
march Will be led by Mrs John Frames
Yawgcr and Dr. Royal :. Copeland
Presidents Of nearly al the clubs In mo
"''v will be in the march. The proceeds
from the ball will be used to ud no
destitute IN the United States.
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The wedding Of Mas Janet Slater
Townsend and Julian Wilson Lyon will
take place on Tuesday at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Wilmot
Townsend. in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, The
Rev. Harold Arrowsmlth, rector of Christ
Church, BAY Ridge. will onioiate. Mr.
Lyon Is a son or Sr. and Mrs Edwin H.
Lyon.
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Miss Marjorie Stewart and Miss Jean
Robh Stewart are the daughters OF DR..
and Mrs. George ID. Stewart of 6l West
Fiftieth street, Mrs Stewart gave
the dansant at Shcrry's on December
80 for her daughters.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Auditor OF his deputy viii be
at the following places on the days
and date below for the purpose Of
receiving returns Of personal prop
erty and notice of real estate bought
or sold since last return. The Audi
tor will appreciate it very much if
every taxpayer will make list of
his personal property and the price
at which he wishes to list it with the
Auditor. This will save time for all
concerned and avoid the forgetting
of any item of personal property:
Farrells-January 6, from 10 to
I o'clock. "
Midway-January 7, from 9 to
1O:30 o'clock.
Ehrhardt-January 13:
st. John 's-January IA, from 9 to
II o'clock.
Kearse- se-January IA, from IL to
2 o'clock.
Govan-January 20.
Olar-January 21.
Denmark-January q.
Lee's-January %, from 10 to 1
o'clock.
AL; male persons between the ages
of Fl and 60 Except Confederate
soldiers) are liable to 81 poll tax
All able-bodied male persons between
the ages of 21 and 55 are liable to
50 road tax. Dogs so cents.
Automobiles will be returned sep
arately from other articles. House
hold goods will be returned separate
ly- from other goods. Taxpayers are
urged to find out the name and num-
Der of the school district in which
they reside, and be prepared to give
this information to the Auditor when
they make their returns.
Please get your age in your mind:
I will be at the court house on all
days not mentioned above until the
goth of February. After the 20th of
February a penalty of so per cent.
will be added to all personal proper
ty not returned, so make yours be-
fore the Goth.
R. w. D. ROWELL,
County Auditor.