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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-14

relatives for the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Eta Page Tucker OF Athens,
Ga, and Miss Sarah Brogan of Dali
las the the guests of Mrs. j. J.
McQuatters.
Mrs. Hattie Collins has returned
from Mineral Wells where she visited
her son. Perry Collins. who IS in
business there.
Miss Elizabeth Bisland of Orange
has returned from visit to Dallas,
and is again the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. s. Herring.
Miss Myrtle Smith who has been
the guest of Mrs. Atticus Edwards
left yesterday for Nashville, st.
Louis and Cincinnati.
MIS- D. T.. bucHdIdH VI bdiidS,
has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. 0. B. Sims, during
the Farm Chautauqua.
DIR. Horace Bishop, presiding ell
der of the Waxahachie district, will
leave Monday for San Angelo. where
he will visit his daughter.
Mrs Roland Harrison and chill
dren will leave tomorrow for va
cation visit TO Lewisville. She will
return in September to open her
studio.
Mrs. Jim Moore of Corpus Chris
ii was the guest of Mrs. VIII Fears
yesterday. en- route to st. Louis,
where she will visit her mother.
Miss Addie Martin visited in Fort
Worth this week with Miss jean
nette Wilson, who Is at st. JOS
eph s hospital recuperating from an
operation.
Misses Lorraine and Monette
Hamilton of Waco, Miss Blanch Far
rar or Palmer are the guests Of
Misses Helen. Velma and Sarah
Chapman.
Miss Lucy McDuffie has just re-
turned from Dallas where she was
the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Earle
Mrs. Carl Moore.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Buchanan of Dallas
and daughters. Bess and Louise,
who are the guests of Mrs o. B.
Sims, are spending the week end
with Mrs. Carey Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. +. b. Kenner and
Mrs. ]. s Herring have been in Cor
Sitdhd inns "eeh "HSio tnSs h"'S
been men bers of fishing party at
one of the tanks near there.
.
Or. Leonard keplinger returned
last night from a two weeks visit
TO Owensboro and Calhoun. Ky. DR..
Keplinger had not been TO his native
state in twenty-five years. .'e was
left an orphan at the age OF ten
years. and this visit was TO his guar
dams family who reside at Owens
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Miss Winnie Mccartney enter
tertained the Five Hundred club
Friday morning at her home at l4au-
rel Hill Crest. Mrs. J. Boggess OF
West. was IN out of town guest.
Three tables made up the party. A
salad and ice course were served.
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enjoyed the companionship Of old
comrades and cousins.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hamil, PRECEDENT
of the Texas Division of the u. d. c.,
was in Waxahachie Thursday after
noon with the old soldiers who were
entertained by the Chamber of Com
merce at the Chautauqua grounds.
! .
| Mrs. G. w. Simpson and son
Charles have returned from Cali
fornia where they attended the ex-
positions. Charles took a summer
course in the University of Califor-
| MIA. He will spend several weeks
with his parents, and will then re-
turn to Harvard University.
/ Mrs. C.. ID. Pickett and Miss Ruth
returned Thursday night from Cali
| fornia, where they have been at
| tending the Fairs. They were also
| guests OF Mrs. Pickett's brother,
Walter Penn. at Fresno. and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Eaton at Pasadena,
Cal.
Mrs. Benton S. Clark. of Green
Vile, who has been the guest OF
her mother, Mrs c. P. Estes, on
Marvin avenue. has returned home.
She was accopanied home by her
sister. Miss Isla Estes, who will be
her guest for a few days.
>
Miss Lou Erwin has returned
from Honey Grove where she at
tended the wedding of her niece.
Miss Lacy Smith. to Malcolm Celby
of Honey Grove. After the we'd
ding trip to South Texas. they will
be at home at Devine, near San
Antonio.
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Society Personals.

Society Personals.
Mrs. w. j McDufiie is visiting
relatives in Dallas
Claude Cannon has gone to Min
eral Wells for a vacation.
Matthew Goodman has returned
from his vacation spent in west
Texas.
Willie Trabue. who has been in
school at Austin. is at home for a
vacation.
Miss Hattie Rhea of Milford was
the guest Of friends in the city
this week,
Miss Ernestine Alderman of
Mexia is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
John s. Herring.
Miss Edna Smith of Garland is
the guest of Miss Agnes Bedford in
Trinity addition,
Mr.. and AIRS Atticus left yester-
day for Fort Worth. where they will
spend their vacation.
Miss Corrine Barksdale IS the
guest OF her sister, Mrs M2~vin 7.
Edwards. of Dallas,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Edwards Jr..
OF Bristol. Okla, are the guests Of
Mrs. Roland Harrison.
Mrs. Herbert Cough has return
cd from an extended visit to her
home folks at Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tong of Dallas visit
ed Mrs Tongs father. Or Horace
Bishop. Thursday afternoon
Josh Halhert Groce left Thursday
morning for san Angelo whore he
viii visit Mrs, Henry Jackson.
Miss Julia solau left Wednesday
night Tor Iowa where she will visit
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Miss May Smith. who conducted
the Radnor touring party OF WaXa-
hachians to the California exposit-
tions. is expected homo today. Miss
smith remained with a party IF girls
10 enjoy the beach at Los Angeles,
while the other members of the party
returned. Misses Luciie Harding. El-
sic Graham. Edna May Jones re-
NAMED with her, also five YOUNG
ladies from Alvarado. and one from
Hereford
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Mrs. NJ NJ Bell. who has been
manager OF the Reagan Millinery
company in this city for the past
eight years. has resigned her posi-
ton and will take a rest from bust
ness life. The store has been bought
out by Misses Dooley OF Bartsyille.
oklahoma. Miss Kate tIerndon and
Miss nooley left Thursday night for
st Louis 20 visit the millinery mar
kets.
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Conceit probably gets its growth
quicker than the other human fac
ulties, despite the great size it
sometimes attains.
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Prompt work and efficient service
when you order printing from j. r.
Tucker, job printing. that's all. :" At
Daily Light office Adyb IT
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Ed Williams Jr.. and George Bull
lard Dr.. ieft this morning for Cal
weston for shnri vacation
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Mrs. d. G. Thompson and Miss
Mildred Thompson have gone 20
White Sulphur springs, Virginia.
where they VIII be ull fall when
they viii go 10 New York where
Miss Mildred viii again enter Vassar
unlInge
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boro. He had delightful visit and
enjoyed the companionship Of old
comrades and cousins.
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Miss Julia Solan left Wednesday
night Tor Iowa where she will visit
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! Dopry crowd of young people
Dday afternoon at the home
md Mrs T. A. Owens
ge street. and went 20
park where they had
)ful picnic spread. TIN
Dfnished the ice cream
Mrs r. A. owens, Mr.. and
Z. Kennedy and Mr. and
no Moore chaperone1 he
The guests we're Misses n
1noedy. Emmie Owens. Gladys
Beatrice Harding. Ruhia
0Brah Chapman, Mande Ken
A11le shelton. and Stuart
Vtank cronk stacey Moore.
lee liammett smith. John
= ~ M RYan Estes
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DR.. Leonard keplinger returned
last night from two weeks visit
TO Greensboro and Calhoun. Ky. DR..
Keplinger had not been TO his native
state in twenty-five years. re was
left an orphan at the age of ten
years. and this visit was TO his guar
dams family who reside at Owens
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Josh Halbert Groce left Thursday
morning for san Angelo where he
will visit Mrs. Henry Jackson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Kenner and
Mrs. j. s. Herring have been in Cor
sicana this week where they have
been men bers of a fishing party at
one of the tanks near there.
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ID off
rs per cent discount

on all Refrigerators for the next 10 days
for cash. This means you can buy $1,000
Quincy for $1,000; or "a $1,000 Quincy for
81 80. We also have several second hand
Refrigerators mt very cheap prices and il
will pay you TO buy now.
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r1 1oke kmhrey Of Trinity Is
\ G|n Of her sisterau-law Ar
- Han. on Marvin avenue.
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Mrs. II. ]. Buchanan of Dallas
and daughters. Bess and Louise,
who are the guests of Mrs. 0. b.
Sims, are spending the week end
with Mrs. Carey Wilson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tong of Dallas visit
ed Mrs. longs father. Dr. Horace
Bishop. Thursday afternoon
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Misses Lorraine and Monette
Hamilton of Waco, Miss Blanch Far
Misses Helen. Velma and Sarah
Chapman.
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Miss Lucy McDuffie has just re-
turned from Dallas where she was
the guest of her sisters. Mrs. Earle
Jones. Mrs. Ernest Andrews and
Mrs. Carl Moore.
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Mrs Hattie Collins has returned
from Mineral Wells where she Visited
her son, Perry Collins, who IS in
business there.
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Miss Eta Page Tucker OF Athens
Ga, and Miss Sarah Brogan of Dial
las the the guests of Mrs. ]. J
MeQuatters.
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Mrs. Herbert Cough has return
ed from an extended visit to her
home folks al Coleman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. Edwards 1r..
of Bristol. Okla, are the guests OF
Mrs. Roland Harrison.
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Mrs. w. j. McDufie is visiting
relatives in Dallas
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relatives for the remainder of the
summer.
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Miss Mary A Cryder has cards out
for a musical tea this afternoon at
o'clock
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Anacostia.

MIR. and Mrs. ]. L. Thomas enter
tanned large company of friends
Thursday evening at their home, 2242
ioween social. Many novel costumes
were worn by those present. The house
was decorated with Halloween novel
ties and autumn foliage. Those pres
ent were Mrs J. X Thomas. Miss Mae
Latchford. Mrs J. w Ross. Mrs. Will
liam F. RearCion. Miss Frances Cater,
Miss Vesta Cater. Miss Margaret Null
ligan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Duley, Miss
l.. Thompson. D. l.. Quaid, Charles VIII
lett. James F. Biddle, j. w. Rhoderick'
Charles Warren and Walter Emo
The marriage of Miss Marie Russell,
daughter of Mrs. Fannie Sympronia
Roby, and Mr.. irwin Francis Bury took
place Monday morning of the past
week at So Thomas Church, Bel Al
ton, Md IN the evening reception
was given the couple at the home of
the groons parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. b.
Bury, o20O Nichols avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs Bury enjoyed brief wedding trip,
returning the latter part of the week
ana, taking their new home at 2202
Nichols avenue.
NJ: and Mrs. Otto P. Bohman of Fall
coner, N. Y, have returned to their home
after a visit to the latter'S parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Pyles.
Mr.. and Mrs F. S. Gicker entertained
a party of young people at their home
on L street Tuesday evening last to
commemorate the birthday anniversary
OF their son, Franklin S. Gicker. Mrs.
Gicker was assisted by Miss Beulah
Flowers. The parlor and dining room
were decorated with autumn leaves and
Halloween novelties, Those present
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as prelude, Allegro Symphonique,'' by
Faulkes; the organ offertory. Fan
TASTE by, Fauchy, and postlude.
Claude Robson. organist and choir
director, has arranged the following
musical numbers for the services to-
day at the Mount Pleasant Congrega
tional Church: Organ prelude. I'm
Foote; anthem, Awake, My Soul. to
Joyful Lays by Schneider; offertory,
tenor solo, King Ever Glorious" from
The Crucifixion." by Sir John Stainer,
Grand March," from Aida" by Verdi.
Evening, organ voluntary. 'Medita-
ton" by Kinder; anthem, LAS Discords
Meath Masters Hand by Mark An
choir. under direction of DIR. William
r Buchanan: soprano solo, Lord Of
My Utmost Hearts Recesses," by Hitler,
Mrs. A. L. Haycock; offertory quartet
Sun of My Soul, Thou Savior Dear"
by Billiard; organ meditation, ITO a
Wild Rose" by MacDowell; organ solo,
"Postlude in B Flat Major" by Ro-
partz
Miss Helma Cheesman, who has re-
Gently returned from a two-year stay
in the west, will entertain at an infor-
NAL musical Wednesday evening at
her home in Brookland.
The Home Club Chorus, which made a
good impression at it's first concert
last spring in Memorial Continental
Hall, resumed rehearsals Thursday
evening in the hall at the clubhouse,
under the direction of Otto Torney
Simon. The chorus now numbers sew
enty-fv voices and it is proposed to
enlarge it to 100 members. The compo-
sitions under rehearsal for the first
concert include Three Pictures" from
The Tower of Babel" by Rubinstein;
one chorus from die Meistersinger''
the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin,'
and The Spanish Serenade.'
Miss George Thoenssen, who has re-
Gently returned to her home in this
city after several years study in Bos-
ton and New York, has been engaged
to sustain the soprano solos at the
first performance of the Washington
Oratorio Society. which will take place
late in November.
Mrs. Harry Cunningham, organist of
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, has returned from Massachu-
setts, where she has been for a fort
night visiting relatives. and resumed
her work at the church.
Mrs Alfred T. Gage, treasurer of the
Rubinstein Club, entertained Wednes-
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re Mildred Inge, Martha Hagan.

Myrtice Stone, Ruth Stone. Viva Pool,
Edna Peacock, Phillis King, Lillian
Blinn, Marion Dony, Marie Crumbaugh,
Raymond Gicker. Ellis Stone, Charles
Ha gan, Earl Merriman. Edwin Connlck'
Dorcy Kelly and Watson Morton.
Mrs Edward F. Wood entertained
the Embroidery Club at her nome on
Minnesota avenue Wednesday OF the
past week. Those present were Mrs.
Edmund Mallett, Miss Viola Mallett,
Mrs Maurice Spencer, Mrs. r. D. FIJI
Illus, Mrs William Scantlebury, Mrs W.
W. Tolson, Mrs. n. r. Harnish, Mrs
Ernest i. White and Mrs. Harry De.
is visiting relatives in Maryland Miss
Lois Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Thompson of 1919 18th street,
entertained a company of friends at
her home Monday of the past week IN
celebration OF her birthday. Those
present We're .EliZabet klugg, Naomi
Connick, Mary Montgomery, Edwin
Connick, Marion Pyles. Pauline Wal
theirs and Francis Connick.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Snyder have reach
ed their home on 25th street after an
extended visit to Florida. They spent
several weeks at Palm Beach. A Hal
loween social was given Friday night
at the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church by the members of the congre-
cation. y large company was present,
and games were enjoyed. Musical num-
bers were also contributed. and at the
close refreshments were served
Miss May Jarboe of Bel Alton. Md,
has been visiting relatives in Ana
costa during the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. i. Paul Green entertained at 500
last night at their home on 14th street.
Those playing were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward f. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. William
Scantlobury. Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tolson
and Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Marbury.
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Special musical programs have been
arranged by Mrs. Frank Byram, organist
of Westminster Memorial Presbyterian
Church. for both the morning and even
ing services today. synchronizinS cele-
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On Speaking Too Low.

From The Century.
I'VE Americans are of two kinds: we
either talk too loud or too low, partic-
ularly in public places. A European
family will sit down in public without
feeling the necessity of putting a mute
on the voice and retiring as though be-
hind wall. They are not noisy or gay.
they do not foot on tin horns, but they
say what they wish without lowering
the tone to that painful depth which
we mistake for cultivated note. Let
US be brave. and he ourselves; for moth
ing can be better than that"
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day at luncheon at the Raleigh hotel.
in honor of the executive board of the
club and few members, who have
been identified with the work of the
present were Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem,
president: Mrs. r. II. Dalsleish, first
vice president; Mrs. William T. Reed.
second vice president: Miss Blanche
1ewell. secretary: Mrs. WOODWARD. IL
brarian; Miss Matte Gibson. chair
man of the examining committee; Mrs.
Weston. chairman of the room commit
tee and Mrs. DIN D. Leech. former vice
president; Mrs. Edwin Yewen. former
librarian; Mrs. Duncan L. Richmond,
Music formed an attraction at the
recent reception to members and
Church. Among those contributing to
the pleasure of the occasion were MISS
Edith Graham, soprano, who sang Bld
Me to Love- with Because" as an
who gave My Laddie." by Thayer. and
a lullaby as encore; H. Tudor Morsell,
tenor. who rendered several numbers,
among them, Somewhere a Voice Is
Calling" and Mother Macree"; DR..
Lulu Waters. who was heard in several
whistling solos, and Paul Grove. who
made hit with his character and dia-
lect readings. Mrs. J. H. Davis, the
OrganlSt OF the church, was the &C
companist of the evening.
At the morning service today at Gun
ton Temple (Presbyterian) Church John
G. Klein. tenor soloist and director, will
sing Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace" by Obey Speaks, and at the 6:45
o'clock service this evening the choir
will render the anthem, incline Thine
Ear" by Himmel, and Miss Ruth
Money. soprano. will sing 20 Divine
Redeemer.' by Gounod, Mrs. Klein ac-
companying.
The third musical service on Places
Jesus Knew" by Rev. DR.. Clark. at the
First Presbyterian Church, will take
place this evening. the subject of the
music and sermon being "Olivet." Miss
Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo-soprano, will
sing "Gethsemane," by Mary Turner
Salter: the double quartet will render
"'Tis Midnight and on olives Brow,
by Bradbury, and Miss 1Ieckie and the
quartet will give Go to Dark Geth-
semane," by Redhead. Mrs. George f.
Schutt. organist, will play "Andantino,
in A fiat, by Ernest A. Dicks; ''Pasto-
raIe,'' by Paul Wachs; "Offertoire," by
Bats, and "Postlude," by Durant. This
morning Miss Leckie will sing at the
offertory Fear Ye Not, o Israel" by
Dudley Buck.
The first of the musicals for the
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blind at the Library of Congress. will
take place Tuesday evening. when the
program will be given by the Chami
made trio. consisting of Miss Elsa
Raner. violinist; Miss Ruth Jones, CELL
list, and Miss Adele Robinson, pianist.
The program will include both solo and
ensemble numbers.
Mrs E. Tinsley Halter of New York,
formerly Mrs. Helen Donohue De Yo
of this city, is spending a few days in
the city with her mother. Mrs. Florence
Donohue, and will sing at St Mar
garet's Episcopal Church today and
tomorrow, All Saints Day. This morn
ing she will sing the incidental solos
in the anthem. More Love to Thee. O
Christ" by Christopher Marks. and in
the re Deum. by Alfred G. Eldridge
At the evening service the choir will
render the Magnificat'' and Nunc Di-
mittis. by Steane, and Mrs. Halter
will sing at the offertory. The Lord Is
My Shepherd" by Van de Water. At
the morning service tomorrow she will
give the solo with obligato in the an
them, The Souls of the Righteous" by
Myles Foster.
Miss Emma Cohen, soprano, assisted
the choir of the Church of the Incarna-
ton last Sunday morning and was
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memorial service for Miss Aileen
Bell will be held at Christ Church.
Georgetown. this evening at o'clock
Miss Bell was organist of the church
at the time of her death. The choir
will be augmented by several members
of the Friday Morning Club. Charles
]. Tittman will sing in Memoriam."
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heard at the offertory in the solo. BY
the Waters of Babylon" by Howell.
with Margaret Emelie White at the
organ.
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The District of Columbia Chapter OF
the American Guild of Organ!sts will
meet tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence OF Albert w. Harmed. Dean Harry
Wheaton Howard presiding The bust
ness session will be followed by an in
formal program of music.
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The choir of the First Congregational
Church viii hold it's annual social
Tuesday evening. An especially in
teresting feature of the approaching
golden jubilee celebration at the church
viii be an address by Rev. DR.. New
man, former pastor. on THE Life and
Works of the Late DR.. J. w Bischoff,"
who was organist and choir director of
the church for more than thirty years.
and who was, in this capacity. very
closely associated with DR.. Newman
during the twenty -one years of his
pastorate.
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Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler Will as
sist in the musical program at this
mornings service at All Souls Uni
tartan Church and will sing duet,
Calm AS the Night" by Cote, with
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann. the
regular soloist. sustaining the second
part. She will be heard also in the
ley Buck. Lewis Corning Atwater will
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Miss Emma Cohen, soprano, assisted
the choir of the Church of the Incarna-
ton last Sunday morning and was
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FOR FILLING VACANCIES
Eligible List in View for Coast
Guard Superintendencies

I" NIL vacancies as they may occur
among the district superintendents or
the coast guard. examinations will
shortly be held and will be open only
to keepers of coast guard stations.
This will be done to form an eligible
list from which all future appoint
ments of district superinlendents will
be made. Boards of examination will
shortly be announced and dates set
for the examinations. which will be held
at Portland, Me-: Boston, Providence,
New York, Philadelphia. Norfolk, Sa
vannah. Galveston and Detroit.
Keepers reaching a certain percentase
In their examinations, which is vet 10
be fixed. will be eligible for promotion
to the charge of districts as vacancies
may occur. Following out this plan of
promotion IL is stated that surfmen
only Will be eligible for appointment
as keepers.
BY this plan 1t is believed the eff
cheney of the service will be increased