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New York Gotten.

New York, Oct. 14.-The cotton mlia market op9ned steady at an advance of S@10 points ioday, with December selling at 12.71c and January at f2.S9c on the call. ?: e--st +a, ..a
 Relatively steady cables, reports of further rains in eastern and central sections of ths belt and.ta rather 6 bullish view Of the census report on supply and distribution seem 1 chiefly accountable for the advance: and there was some scattered cove,
 ing by people who had sold follow ing .yssteIda%'s announ csment that tLra cotton futures law had been de clared unconstitutional tfHi.
 It was reported. this morning tha, the government was likely to carry this case to the supreme court and thu board of managers of the Cotton exchange posted notice to the fffec1 that no change w2s contemplated ir the bylaws or rules. : .*E
 There was considerable cotton ~fo1 sal5 Cl the oDshing advance, how ever with talk of increased hedge selling and prices eased back to switlin z point or two of last night's. closins figures, shortly after the opaning.
 The forecast for fair and warmer weather ill the western belt and pros poets that clearing conditions were ' jS fo AciNing the rains east of the rivei robably promota5 the early sellins z; saHovement and nrices worNsd some 9ssssallO p-ints net lower, with December sassel Hing at 12.54c during the middle O. Y lhe mern.ng'* Trading then became less factiVes and there were rallies of |: Or g points from the lowest on coy '.e ring, with taes market quiet ano steady abound 63c for December ant s1Sc for January shortly after midday ,15ts E Cotton closed barely steady. The range.
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FOR WOULD LIKE q rent my home furnished. sSI eight rooms, two reception II and all m dern conveniences. fine place fcr Q boarding house l have two or three rooms fur4 ed for light housekeeping, a3 large single front room. {. All 1e in two blocks south of postof 326 Walnut street. Phone 984.
 1O-
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ROOMS FOR RENT-rTO MEN
 good 'loral character, N paperod, painted and sscra Electric lights bath and nheati
 location in the, city Rates req able. Y. M. C. A., Fifth avenue Main street, phone 365. .,.. 1G
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, Oct. 1i.-Rice-Re cdlpls, rough, 5,S9S; millers; 2,573: rIeah' l''96. Sales, 1.0S1 sacks rough flondufas, $2 G6@3.56; 6,236 pockets clean Honduras, 2M4c. Quotations. rough Honduras, $2.5o@3.6O; Japan, S2.1oM3.7o; oth ars unchanged
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FOR RENT-ROOMS FOR LNl housekeeping, furnished or, un nished; close in with modern {; veniences, 3l6 West Pullen,
 Phone 2029. 9-2Al
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to borrow money, buy or sell property, see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co, 1231a West End Ave. Phones NGS. and 112. If
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Sha ep- Receipts, as60; steady; | lambs. .sS.o0M 800 7 sheep and ewes, S5.00@ 1.75.
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FOR RENT-A NICELY. FURNl ed front room with all modernf Venienqes, Rights down town, ply, 625 Pine street. of fphohA ==3. sf-l s.A | ,i'2 ,}is +& S16
 fisgiI.nt It,t
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.% # ;.stz2s.sssl,1s |, eu1tr and by @t- a's.@ >SS X Ssp \ -,1h ,s3 iafti+e ease Of , 1o T lstla5,,' Fa.sa. r. Garfisou. and ". IT .,@.ss 1=e1Eito6 aH 6efW zen #@F s7. T'1l .'ases oe n, 27,h d;sv ot t,eto~
 " z '.'.@ i9Fti.9tsr IL .ieterson e,luiX l%s T 3'F,l9 hs assessnlont, interest -s M o&' x , cs,:,bn1 ,.a1 estate ', ins,
 T '4ass'2-z l.;
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CLASSIFIED WA N Y = lSriNg Resuiis---Try 0ne. e.4%t5Ii5;ss N X; ss''
FC E k E N T

FOR 1RENT-Ar1'RAGTlvE ! sTt
 Wef!.y -nti1ated Furnished. room
 yo,1ng men. Two blocks from tral Pharmacy, excellent L close. Phone 1165, FOO state > 10-1
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FOR SALE-MODERN COTTAGE;
 four rooms and bath. almost new, in good neighborhood, near Cotton
 Belt shops. Bargain on terms. See or phone Hollis Real Estate Co. phones Nos. ? and 112. If
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WANTED POSITION AS ENG1
 neer, fireman of nightwa chnan by middlc ag c mpTtent man. 'iE W
 Shiver, 1119 E. 3iXth ave. 10-9-6t
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St. I.0riS prnH,;ca /

st. Louis. Oct. II Poultry-Un 1nanged, except chickens, 12c; ducks Rutter-Unchanged.
 E9gs-Unchanged
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED FRs
 room with board. Apply 518sf
 Fifth avenue. sa 1O-
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WANTEIy-A SMALL BARN CLOSE i'll. Telephone 531. Monday. 10-i0-6t
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FOR SALE-THIRTY ACRES ON Sulphur Springs pike right at the best school in county outside Pine Bluff, good five room residence. number well built out buildings, fifteen minutes from city by auto. ideal country home, truck farm and
 chicken ranch. J. P. Cady. 127h
 Main street. If
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.,s. ,+ REPORTS OF MARKETS ;.
 CoTToN-GRAIN-LIyEsTocK

shaae up prices ,sseadie ,tsatsa Mule nnd ,l1 T the lawest ,fisuEes "a G Gtlie start Iradefs in oats look their; cue from ne action @of. other 7& era Sfirx- s3Demand was slow. +9' ;s ss.1 s.
 selling by packers weak ened pro. t..S, els'oiS, At first, however. the, mar Sel i, nad an Upward s1ant with h'ogs.
 3,uy4ng of futur2s lad afterward,gt p declled upturn in NheaY .but} tht erect failsd to 1ast.,s Tie, close WI wa [. heavy, ] 1@2c to ~25 1-Se nef}s Tower, W1th a, December at s1,o6Mi.o5 3-se and Nay at S107. !. T @..T,fp s;.,3 TT. ,;}fF su's squ5ntls the corn l11arke | 'rost IW1th wheat, but the recoV$rM Was no l5eid' The finish was weak 7-Sm1t uoWn to lie dp compared with yes \ teidays. cl3se. f:$4t&
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w 4 N TL, ID

WANTED - TRAVELLING REPRE- sentative ill Nur.h Arkansas. Nomi= nal salary lo start Must possess
 ability and come W Il recommend-
 ed. Box 23 Gilmor. Texas. 10=lJ-3t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ABOUT 50 FEET
 feet of perch balustrade, complete and in good conditiop; four large porch columns. Two complete slid ing folding doors, five feet wide, and 2500 feet of second hand 6" bevel siding. All in good condition and will be sold cheap for cash or on time. Geo. M. Wells, phones
 428. 121. 10-R-6t
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FOR SALE ONE FIVE PASSENGER Buick automobile, in frst-class condition. w. R Crawford, East Court and Barraque Sts. 10-10-6t FOR SALE-1-4 BLOCK ON THIRD and Cherry streets, four good houses with all modern improve ments. Property now earns 10 per cent on $6,200; will sell for $4,000, $1,200 cash and balance to suit. Ap- ply to E. Verrett, county jail.
 10-8-6t
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FOR SALE.

40 H. P. w. T. Adams Boiler, in good condition. See Mciiehee" Smith Lumber Co.,, Pine B'nn, Ark.
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F OR R E N T . c. s. N IN E "
'Os PINE STREET PHOl

" es~-ss sX| room bungalow between Ra,>.aT| and PulleD on Idaho, good n,I building and water .-.- eHsl Ill E. 3rd, , FOODS, modern hnnfl low v-@---.-.-4.--4..--s--..--s 9151 1222 Linden, ' rooms, hall, styict modern, close to schools .-.A4$1s4 2lO6 E. Barrauue, rooms, hall so. 32O Beecr, , rooms and hall. md ern -----------------.-.s. s2s0.s Sl3 w. 18th. 3 rooms, city water-3a :.
 1114 W. Ear1aQle, 6 rooms, hell, lss.s5 e1n ia e.ery respect, al0za so e Eno .----.-.-4-.-.---...------ 17o4 West 5th, Iccrns .---.ts.se.| l116 East Fifth, 4 rooms, city VI
 ter ------------------- ss.l l5O4 w. 17th, rooms, city V; ter $00 $00y V {! 14D4 w. End. F rooms, two-stoz modern --------------------&30.l 5lO East 2nd. z rooms, newly pYo
 hauled. modern. close in------$2Ea l602 Linden, 5 rooms, nity &ate
 good repair 22nd and Main. rooms. xcf
 well ------------------ 23rd and Alabama. 3 roGsaa. go1
 well ------------------ -----33. < 1905 D. 9th. rooms, city Watay- $12.f 3 rooms, 208 Georgsa. liAhts ga
 sinl -----.----------- 903 w. Second. G rooms, hall mQe1t1
 will repair to suit tenant. j. o261 el2 Beech st.. 7 rooms. modern, 418.d 1912 State, 6 rooms; city water t11.f 701 E. End, rooms, modern excaj
 bath : ,420.C 121 Georgia 8 rooms, city wEta
 close to business section. .$12.E
 F o R s "A l. II
 20 acres arc. up oR Dollarway yoaI $2.OO per acre cash down; 50 Gcasa per acre per month. <
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FOR RENT-ONE FOUR ROOM 4
 one five room cottage; good co,
 tion; modern, close in; rent ri
 enable. Apply 515 West second z phone 661. ffy. 5t@Ntt tt|
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P. M. REEVES, Clerk of Jefferson
 Chancery Court, Commissioner.
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' St. Louis Grain.

ros a'' sI Lauls. oct. "14.44-Wlea eat s4N No.5 F, req, o s1.z5a1t..29;;.a. <: No, ? hsrd, $$1.17..
 o, oorn-No. ? peminal; Noja white, o&ts-No. ?, noininal. :.
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FOR REl.T-AT 6O9 WEST B1 raque Gtreet two completely s
 nished rooms, electric lghtHa aud water, on beautiful EtI
 pleasant roalo oa Basghay < fuTuiSLed CT unfgrniolsea. 4 lGCA.
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FAR RENT-TWO OR THREE Tt Disheo rooms for light houseke ing. 5O9 West Sixth avenue. S-2'
 --~---4--------- Mo. CY TO LOAN ON IAlpRCaii p'aeta.lons, }1,ono.nn tn $2O 0Gal 7 per cent. Addtess box 15, ozs4 Aeh.
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gobierno italiano esta
estudiando las bases
~presentadas por el
Embajador Won
Buelow

ROMA. AhrIl 25.-I"'ia Ia pr'nNa
Oh" r~.a capital, los po!ltIcoS y "l
p"'.tr" on general c~oInentan araIo-
rasiamrutr Ia uojIria dr que eel
-ub.rgau est" r-tuJIaudo cl plan
pala I.n-1I a. un acurrdo en- el
roui.lrlo au>tr"-llaIiano. de- con-
0.rrulltl ron las bases prrS"utadas
p"r 81 E|mbai5dur a.rmau Won Buc-
.nN. ar~Ir eel principle de- las ne
-~uclarIuu"~.
FL uruErcto de- r~rIcrruria que ha-
go. POGO tu" daio a couoccr por rI
".ANau.l.. or-auo del partldo >oria-
.G~.J. tumpreudr entire Uiras cusas
"a rrruuuy.micu.o dc los iuierrsc~
.y-..Im.~ Ir Austria e. Italia. ase-
-gruI"~ por la triple allauza y las
.~na,">.our~ trrrIJorialcs que drbcra
Ia-.r Austria.
En- tola> parfr 49, harru gram
.L... .w.r-rm. -.t.,.. 81 ..r,...;.
1ur ul3,..a u--ors. sobro base.
I. tail ~ugluralrLa. Du., So aIr-1,
rlIc las r~rpre,jonrs ue Hall, OH
,yudrfa uo ueiarfan suririrulr-
mrn., a,r-ruada, foda yrl mn
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FUERON DERROTADOS LOS
INGLESES In AFRICA DEL
SUR.

BERLIN. 25.-RcribcnSr aqui notl-
cias de- que las iropaS in=Ir>as que
l~rataron de- do>cmbarcar on las po-
Scsioncs aIcmanas del Este dr AIrl-
ca. han sufIido una compIcta de-
rrota ccrca de- Jassin. doudc sr cnta-
bio una batalla que ha duradO dos
dias, ]luchdndosc con sin iguaI en-
carnizamicnto por ambas parties.
AScgurasc que los ingIcscs han
pcrdjdo mas dc sctccicntos hombrcs
y que las pGrdidas alcmanas son
de sIctc oliciaIrs Y catorcc hombrcs
mucrtos y catorce o~ficiaIcS y veinti-
dos hcridOs.
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diputado Turati pu-
biico una carta hacien
do yer los ~perjuicios
que Ia guerra
traera al pals

MILAN, Abril 2G.-Uno de los
pcri6dicos que Sc publican en- csta
ciudad publica hoy una carta de
FiIippo Tura;I. dipulado socIaIista.
y uno de los leaders de csc partido,
en- Ia cual Sc eXpresa en- terminus DIES
f~avorables a IA participation de TIA
LA en- la guerra actual.
La rarIa del senior Turati ha eau
sado muy buena impression entire el
FiHppo Turati, diputado socialista,
Y Sc lie da grandisima importancia
considerandola como el sentir gene
raj del partido socialista itaIiano.
La actitud de este partido esta la
mando grandemente la atencion pu-
blira rn 81 RENO. y una gran partc
la opinion cree que Ia labor de este
partido esta animada de patriotismo
Y buena fe.
Dos de los mas interesantes pa
rrafos de la m~encionada carta, son
como sigue:
Los socialistas italianos 6ienen
las mayores simpatias por los aliadOs
siulicndO grandcmcntc que la viola
cion de los tratados ~convenidos para
la protection de BGlgica, haya sido
Ia causa del actual peligro comun "A
que Sc han eXpuesto.
"Esta simpatia que predomina en-
este pals, podria eXcitar a toda Ia ma
cion para e%jercer su Influenza mo-
raj que animara al gobiernO q to-
mar una accion diplomatica directa
Y hasta ~interesarse en- la formation
d'organizaciones voluntarias militares
que hicieran esa propaganda. Sin
embargo, tai sentimiento de simpa-
tia no es una raz6n suficiente para
que ell pals tome parte directa, inter-
viniendo con las armas en- ayuda de
.queIlas".
Termina eI senior Turati su carta,
manifestando que los sociaistas tia
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Son contradictorias las noticias of
ciales que Sc han publicado en-
Paris, Londres Berlin
EI combate superb en- magnitud e impor-
tancia al efectuado r~ecientemente
en- Neuve Chapelle

do proyccliIcs de- Ia misma natu-
raIrZa.
FL ata1uc de los alcmanos en- Ia
region dr Woryrc Y sobrr las coli
del Nosa. So ma dirigido con
IRAN furia Sobrc las posicioHcs fran
rrSas al SurocStc dc CoubrcS Y Sc
-IIn Sc ~rrrirrc en- un parlc Official
dr Berlin, los franccScs sufrirron
una terrible drrrota Ell cSa region.
Elm rambio Il iuformc Official sobrc
rI mi-mo rombatc pubIicado por Ia
uflrina dr Ia guerra IN Paris, aS"-
-Ira que los aIcmancS furron conf
u.ntamruDr rcrhazadoS de- Ia prime
tl Iinra por uu yI-oroSo CONTRA
aOalur dr las tropaS rrauccSaS.
La gran baJaIIa que =" csIi IL
hraulu ru los aIrrIrdorcs de- lprrS.
la aLrauzaIo tai ma-niDud, que So
r,u~Idrra que >upcrarj Ell mUrho
IL ll yrrifirada l1rr POGO rn Nruyc
Champr.lr. que por 10 curarnizado
90. ella ST. tru.a como Ia mas terri
a.r ur las rfrrtuadas ha,ta Ia fc-
rIa. Tauto To-, ~alrmaur-. como los
.u-.r>.~ y fraurr-,, lurIaU drscs-
r.radamru.r por altouzar las mo
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In ALEMANIA ST CREE QUE Ell
"liATIYlk" FUE HUDIDO
POIt Los INGLESES

BERLIN. AbriI 2O.-La version
de que cl buque mcrcante hoIandGs
"kalwyk" hubicra sido crLadO 4
pique por TN submarine alemin,
St deSmiente aqui eudrgicamente.
atribuyendo 81 hundimicnto de csc
barco Il habcr sido torpedrado
deliberadamente por IN submarine
inglts con cl fin de crear 4 Ale
mania mayores dificuItadcs Y pre-
cipItal a HoIaRda a la guerra.
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llanos haran por 81 solos muchos mas
beneficlos a las classes proletarias
de otras naciones, favoreciendo Ia
~neutralidad del reinc, que hacienda
propaganda en- favor de la guerra,
pues esta vendria a aumentar Ia di-
ficil situacion en- que sc encuentran
va las classes obreras de los PASSES be-
ligerantes Y hacer que las familias
de los obreros de Italia, sufrieran
igualmente las c~onsecuencias de
aquella.
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81 ENCUENTRA GRAIEMENTE
HERIDO FL HERNANO DEL
PRIMER MINlSTRO Hun
CARO-.

BUDAPEST. Abril Pol cstadO
Tel Condo Ludovico lisa, hernia
no del Primer Minislro de Hungria.
que fuG hcrido gravcmcnlc en-
USzok. Is drscspcrado.
- ia por scgura Ia mucrle del
alto milllar hunsarO.
Rciua conStcrnacI6n en- Budapest
oor Ia @rayrdad del Condo lisa
lue goa de grandcS simpalias
I'll Ia capital dc Huugria.
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LIBR0s De AVENTURAS.
A 40 crntavos cada torfo.

a III CCntaVOS SdQd tOnIO.
Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
FL vendedor de c~sdaveres.
FL robo del diamante azul.
La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, ell pirata del Tfmesis.
Jack ell destripador.
Los nionederos falsos de Londres.
La maleta sangrienta.
Un medico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell c%ontraban-
dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
A las puertas de la muerte.
La viuda roja de Paris.
La beStia humane.
Una noche de terror.
Ell robo del collar de perlas.
La infame possda del Cairo.
FL naufrGgio de Corfu.
Ell rey de los bandidos.
Aventuras de John G. Raffles,
el rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
E! inc6gnito misterioso.
I'm robo en- el Palacio Real.
FL principe jugador.
Ell asaito en- Ell Sleeping.
FL amo rojo.
FL heredero de Eaglestone.
E. secreto del anillo.
FL P~residente de las Colonies.
FL false salteador.
La doncella raptads.
F. fugil de! negro.
FL tesoro del Roghi.
Tn viaje dc bodas.
FL tesoro de Estado.
FL ~sacerdote del Sui.
En- la raSonera.
FL secreto del tesoro.
Hagsn5e los pedidos acompanEdos
de 81 impOrte e
& A e. LOZANO.
GO7 D~olorosa St---San Antonio, Tex.
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tario que sobre cI particular harc
UU couocido cscritor. quicn mani
fiesta que un cOnvcnio de cSa ma
DuralrLa deiaria en- manoS de- Aus
,rIu todos los lu2arcs que consti-
tuyeu una grave amcuaZa para TIA
liza drsde rI puuto dc vista ~cstrate-
EIca.
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IL PEENSA e eI pcriUdiro mcNicanu de
MAYOR circulation en- los E>tadO> lhido>,
' por 10 lanl0 eI mcior para los anunCian-
ties.
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La Prensa, es ell diario
que contiene mejor IN.
formation. Suscribase
usted.
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DE vENTA EN- La }
LIBRERfA De IGNACIo E. LozANo.,
10y
O~RACIONES.N
A 5 CENTAVoS CADA UNA.s
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe.
Ssnto Nino de Atocha.
SIN Jose.
Las doce verdsdes del mundoA
Santisima Trinidad. ~
Santa Elena de la Cruz.Y
5s.5 $1 51 : 3: San pssro:A
Senior de la buena muerte.I
San San 5SidEo Labrador.
Los cuatro Evangelios. -
Nuestra Sonora de Monserrato.
ID minutes en- companfa de JESUS
Sacrsmentado.
NOvENAS.
Del Ssnto Nino de Atecha, a is
centavos cada una.
N0vena y Triduo de Nuestra Sc
nora del Perpetuo Socorre 20
centavcs csda una.
Rossrios blancos, de concha, muy
e~legantes. so cts.
Rosarios negros, imitaci6n de CO.
co -25 cts.
RosariOs chicos, propios para Sc
noritas y ninas. 30 cts.
MILAGRoS PARA PRoMESAS.
Ojos cuerpos, brszos, piernas,
etc etc. Garantizados de plata.
10 cts. csda uno.
HISTORIA SAGRADA.
Este libro es q soberbia rece-
pitecion del Antique Y Nuevo Tes-
tgmento. En- elesta escrita la COM
plicada historic del pueblo de Is
rae!, y pints las fguras de Pa
triarcas y Profetas, viendose cla-
ramente como Sc prepare ell gran
suceso de Ia venida del Mesias,
v~aticinsda para Is plentiful de los
tiempos.
$500 ell ejemplsr.
iii
Haganse los pedidos acompaaa-
dos de 81 importe q
lgnacio E. Lozano.
GOT D%olorosa st. San Antonio, Tex
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-24

Tn SPITE of the warm weather, the last opera
i of the season brought one Of the most
brilliant houses OF the whole year. And as
usual the grand tier was Kaleidoscope bit Of
color.
ono Of the most striking gowns worn was that
Of Mrs. George Willing. 1t was fashioned Of
bright green damasseo chiffon velvet and was
relieved at the neck with white lace and tulle
while the tiny sleeves were made OF tullc also
The skirt was quite full and was finished with
a semi-traIn.
Mrs George Quintard TTorwita selected a
stunning gown of black scquins and tullc The
skirt was rather short and made very full and
the sleeves and upper part of tho bodice were
formed Of bands of the jet
dainty frock of palest blue tafeta was
worn by Miss Hopo Truxtun Beale. It was
short wasted and the full skirt edged with
double pinked ruGles. Tiny roses were used
on the corsage.
Mrs Thomas R!dgway, who was in the stotes-
bury box, also was rowned in white The lines
were rather plain, which style so well suits Mrs,
Ridgways great beauty.
At the Army and Navy Relief dance at Man
helm Tuesday evening some particularly
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beautiful spring dance frocks were worn, among
them white satin gown worn by Mrs. Harry
Is. Cortright OF Chestnut Hin. The skirt was
made full and the bodice, almost entirely Of
white chiffon, was sleeveless aud had a Erdle
of black velvet Black slippers completed this
effective costume and diamond necklace and
hair combs added a touch of elegance.
Mrs. Chmch Williams a charming Gre
alton of twotoncd taffeta in gold and green
Tho skirt was made very full and scalloped
around the edge Chiffon tho same shade was
used on the bodice and formed the flowing
sleeves
Another dainty frock worn by Mrs. j.
Nelson Purvancc 1t consisted of pale peach
pink tancta made with tho conventional full
skirt, which style is particularly becoming to
the wenrer. The bodice which made Of
soft lace. was sleeveless.
Mrs Alexander w. Wistcr, Jr also wore pink
tafretn. which was made In n girlIsh fashion,
Perhaps the haudsomest gown was worn by
Miss Julia Lavicw. which was entirely of sill
yer cloth stamped with n dun blue figure. Dull
blue net was used over the shoulders and wide
silver lace formed a grdle Exquisite pink rose
buds caught up the skirt at ono side,
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FRANKFORT

The Rev Father John Edward McCann, rec
tor Of St Bernards Church at Easton. Pa,
has been on a visit for few days at his home,
7OlO TULIP street, lie is chaplain of Brownson
Council No. 99S, knights Of Columbus. and
made n speech at the banquet given at Nose
bach's by the knights of Columbus recently.
Mrs William Carroll OF 2i05 Rhawn street,
will entertain Miss Eleanor Long of Doyles-
town, and Miss Gertrude McPoye, of West
Chester. over the Weekend This evening
Mrs Carroll will be hostess at 500" to be
given in honor of her guests. Those TO be
present are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Campbell Mrs, Gallagher.
Miss Eleanor Gallagher, Mr. Arthur Gallagher.
MIR. Philip Martin, Mr., Harry Franklin, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gossner, Miss Katherine
Parkinson, Miss Ethel Gossner. Miss Sarah
Bradley. Miss Florence Bradley Mr., James
Bradley Miss Margaret Case, Miss Mary Dow
ball, Miss Anna Altonier, Miss Lillian Gala
cher. Miss O'Donnen Mrs. Albert Powell. Mr..
Thomas Dowball, Mr., James Dowball, Mr., Dam
iel ODonnen. Mr.. William Shay, Mr.. Andrew
Laferty, Mrs. Leonard Oft, Mr. Alfred Gray.
Mr.. Thomas Clark and Mr. Stanley Brown.
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NANnER RrEcKEN-srEVENsoN.

\ pretty home wedding will take place at
: o'clock tonight at the residence of Mrs. Ed
mund s. Yard, 213i North 18th street when
her granddaughter, Miss Helen Yard Steven
son, Will be given in marriage TO Mr. Francis
~ Wander Buecken Tho ceremony viii he
performed by the Rev Or. John G. Wilson,
pastor of the Union Methodlst Episcopal
Church, Goth and Diamond streets. The bride
will wear Empire gown OF white satin made
with court train and trimmed with lace and
net hand-embrodered, with iridescent beads.
She will carry shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley. The brides sister. Miss Ethel Bancroft
Stevenson, will be maid of honor. Miss Frances
Berger, Of Boston. Mass, the niece of the
bridegroom, will be flower girl. The service
will bo followed by a reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wander Bueckcn win leave on an extended
journey. They win receive on Wednesdays in
June at 22l East Meade street. Chestnut HILL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The marriage of Miss Susan Landy and Mr.
Andrew Galhraith took place on Wednesday
afternoon April 2t, in St MonIca's CHURCH..
nth and Ritner streets, the Rev Father Martin
officiating. The bride was attended by Miss
Nellie c. Landy as maid of honor and the
best man was Mr., James Mu!lIn. A reception
followed at the home OF the bride, 1851 South
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GRAY-TAYLOR.

Announcement Is made Of the marriage of
Miss Minnie B, Taylor and Mr. n. Earl Gray
Wednesday evening April p. The ceremony
was performed In he home OF the bride. sol
Pusey avenue, Colnngdale, by the Rev A.
Atwood Thompson, Only the immediate faml-
lies were present.
on their return from their wedding trip Mr.,
and Mrs. Gray will occupy their new home 22i
Pusey avenue. Collingdale.