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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
WESTINGHOUSE

Electric q Manufacturing COMPANY.
A 0uarterly dividend u lao on ne Phk,
FFRRED stock OF this Company VII pa
A dividend " one per cent. on the COMMON
stock ol This Company Tor the quarter silf
Dee 3D. 1914 viii be- paid Jan. 80 ~, i,
Roth dividends are pas able 10 stockholder q
record as Cf Dec. 81, 1914 .,. -.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the e'os .'
bid and asked prices for stocks ~l' 8
are listed but which were not de'" -
on the Stock Exchange Tuesday
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported a.
the Custom House, for the week ended
January 3 amounted to $23,272,6l8,
against s16.90S,939 in the previous
week and S17,773,5S4 in the correspond
ing period last year.
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y ". corner Broad and Arch streets
Philadelphia. Dec. =, lslt
Tho Directors nave flis day declared
ousrteriy dividend Of two per cent. t'ln
Der shared. payable AN. -. 1915. 70 soes.
holders OF record az the close o. business
Dec 81. 1914 Checks will be mailed
I-L-lII- I.IIIIE. Ireasursf
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
VIM. J. O'MARA co.

- Barclay Street Sew York City
N.v l1rE Jsrgsy h. rs
NOTICE rs HEREBY GlHEN thar a mesufs =
the stockholders ~ Nm. j. OM1ra Co win = -
az the office ~ rhe Company. "a Barclay w.
in The Borough of Manhattan. CITY. County A.
state Of New iors OIL. tFo o'c0ck p n I'll
WEDNESDAY th- --fl day % January. 1918 -
the purpose ~ e'ectng three dlreclon for h. =
suing year and Wo uspoto" o.. election % ~.
al lie next annual meeting add for the raa.,r.,s
N such other business as may properly mns y
.Jrs said meeting
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GENITAL piCIFlc RAILWAY co.
Three and One half Per Cent MoTtg &c BorOs

Notico is hereby given that. pursuant 70 l.t
ihi, Company 10 the United state Tris, Ceo15
NAM N %e,g York Trustee. dated August }. l'.''
mis- Coupany has ser apart out ~ the ici POT ,
come derived Lv b. from the lines " fAifptl
therein riortsagcd tine sum n Twenty I'VE ulpt
s,,J doilsr. I'M trisf ~ be used % redeem sall
b9-.i. ,rd that bonds issued under said mortgage
viii be- redeemed herewith. Bids are hereby ~
g.ted for the surrender u such bonds az W.,s' -
si2 900 as in the sinking Fund. o.
such bids should be presented 10 ms ,om
parg Az its orlcc iG5 Broadway, IN me 'tt ="
Ncw York on or before the 23rd DAY oi fel
ruary. 1915. an twelve O'Clock noon. and shoIll
Raiwsv Company Three and one HaN Per Cent
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
By Wa r. HERRlN. President
New York December %. 1914.
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise al the Port of New York
were:
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TUESDAY. JANUARY IL. 1915.

Tuesday amounted
S3Oo
year S63SloO against S22o5lo IN
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ELECTIONS AND MEETNCs
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK

January ~. 1913
AT tho Annual Meeting ~ the SharsS.,,
ers ~ The National Park Bank =, -
York. held this day az ng BANKING a..
PA Broadway. New York city. the foi-l-
ms we're unanimously elected Director =,
the ensuing year.
siuyTesdnt Fish. Isaac Guggsnhsin.
Charles ScriDrer Gilbert q There
Edward O.. Hoyt John O.. McKeon.
". R6ckhII Potts. Richard "A WILLIS.
August Belmont Thomas p Victor
Richard D.lanrII Edward a. W.i&.t.
Francis n Appleton. Edwin g. Merrill
Cornelius vanderbilt JOHN Muburn
and aE Inspectors OF Election. Charl.,
HadIeY Frederic f. Moore and C'sy,s.
ROckhlU
AZ tho FIRST meeting - the new B,,,s
Mr Richard Deiafol1 vas elected Pc
dent and Nes4rs Gilbert O.. rhorue ~.
a.. MckeOu. John 49, Van CIcaf and WI
lam -. Jones wero elected Vice Presd.r,,
all unanimously. Mr. Maurice H. gr-
was appointed Cashier. and Messrs Wr
lam a. Main. Frederick o. Foxcron L,s,
J.. Saiier Ernest y. Connolly Edsi,
PrOvine. william r.. Douglas and Henry
Sparks were appointed Assistant C4shi,rs
MAURICE 3D. EVER. Cashier
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EELLY.SPRIgGFIELD TIRE CO.

dividend Of Ih% on the Coinnoa
stock OF this Company has been deelAiso'
PAYABLE February =, 1915. 10 me 49, ..
holders OF record al the close OF ousi1s'
January 10. 1915. $50,
New York. December 9. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-13

United STATE, Realty anu IHHpIV''''''
January a. 1915
AT a meeting ~ The Board OF -.
az tre limited states Realty a. Improve
ment Company held this day a ds ,i.
on one per cent was declared; pay A.. A.. -, y.
February Isl. 1915. 20 stockholders o. re- rs.
ord at the close u business on sss'A'
' B. A. FELLOWS Treasure
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MINING.
BONDS.

g 90 Al G NJ SIS W lip lle'a 1l2i4 ll2l
10 OO0 CM&StP cvt IS. 1Oli4 1915 lOlis lOl'
s.. 900 C. Il y W 0s....lN los's lVo lV'
unlisted tSells cents per share.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. JANUARY u, 1915.

Total stockT 1720O against Zlo,oV
week ago and 200 year From January TO oS'e -
81 i'm
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Central Trust Company Of New yorl

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that The
annual meeting 0f the stockholders Of the
Central Trust Company ~ New York ~
the election OF six Trustees u said Con.
pepy Of the class 81 1915, and three inspec.
tor n the next succeeding election. and
FOR TIC transaction ~ such other bushes
as r.at come before said meeting. VIII B.
held the Office Of the Company. So Wal
stree. in the city % sew York. on Thus.
dav. January 1tth. 1915. az Il O'Clock
noon. Polls VIII Doe open from Il O'Clock
noon 70 I O'Clock p. ~
81. FERGUSON. Secretary.
January 2nd. 1915.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF HALL
EfCkEL:
Notice IS hereby given that meeting 4
tie stockholders o. HALL a. RCCkEL VII
b. held AZ the Companys Offices. -i5 Wist-
in.ton street. 600 the Borough of Manhii1a
CIV and state cf New YORK on he IN tir
OF January. 1915. ar 1900 o'clock noon. 'o'
the purpose OF electius Directors u ne .
suing year and Two Inspectors = Election
10 serve az the next succeeding election an.
f1r the trauga action OF such business as nal
property come before the meeting. Polls ~
remain open for onc-haif hour.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON. Secretar1'
Dated. New York. December =, lsii
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INpUSTRIALS.

Bid. ASK 30. Ash,
An M 1t ii I'' i6S III XIX & II new Gis
.Eleo Boat. % g savoy OIL. ~ ~
do Or .... 3S a. = p ne" ~ 80"
.Houst1n oil 1919 llisl | { oi A. ~ ,IitL
Int Rub T CT 81 6 40 pre-; :; o.. a..
X Tire p 90 100 WAY &
/. V coal S.l6O 10 Willys-ONer' 90 %
\lanh Trans . q. 90 pI ....... " ~
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

coupon interchangeable. Registered or
Coupon lResistered. Stew.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

A reduction OF Ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

Tho ozaripa b,,rl .fi,e. tates .of vgnr
horror rhe court fear.a an nor sam
lry and tried to Boon fron, hon Inc
thIups fbtt ,,ar, Iit.i, IL daprp.. tr,.
nm me cries Of mon am mo r,r.off
battlefiplds seemed 4. ripg n bcr
oars
Sbo established ,t 'rasrsi.o,.s selnc
,yher, thn summer n,,l.trs h sitnatod
= bosnital which Isl .nlIcd I'M. rnutt
hnsntaIn ana .,,hi.h rs nr,J,sI,,- ~.
most parfectl5 eauipncd yar bospitaI
In Fur,ne Not s.ti.f,,d ann In,,e
thi4 ahe art ann tn MAIN f,r "a prd
rr.ss nrts, hcre,lf lb. 0onlt moi
.dcI,got,' a., ,4nrl. r.. oth.rg
N ,ga. b.re tbat tn, ,,,,,,,a found
s,tatian n,isr N.fl fam tbr.e
t,. - , ID ..s. ,t.t..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

e>~~----.----s> ---,l--~-,~~~~1~>>s~-
Walsh democrat IS TO Doe elected and
The candidates Including Governor
walsh are Nelson H. clark. progress
eNc Samuel W. McCal, republican,
William ShaU. prohihiuonist Walter
S. Hutchins socialist ana Peter o.
Eourke, so,mlist-labor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and various
other state officials. together with
party senators ANA 2t0 members OF
the state house representatives are
also % ho elected
Pennsylvania.
PENNSYLVANIA viii have compare
lively little Of general interest TO Its
election outside OF The vote ON the
mfuur. question no state officers
are To- be elected with the exception
80 three candidates 10 f1l vacancies
ou The superior court bench. I'M gcn-
rrai the only thing other th3n the
suffrage issue 90 attract tho voters g
the polls viii be county and munich
pal elections. although one congress
man IS to Doe elected % fill "a vacancy
SOD the Twenty fourth district
IN Philadelphia the republican or
SANITATION has conducted q vigorous
r8mpaigu to regain control of the
city administration. which WAS wrest-
ga from IL four years ago Whcp the
reform elements united with the DEM
ocratic party aud elected Rudolph
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24
For indigestion and Headache.

chamberlain Tablets are the best
medicine ! have ever used for indigcs-
ton hiliousness and headache. They
strengthen the digestion and tone up
tho whole system Their action is
mild and pleasant and have yet TO
hear Of "a ease where they failed 10
give satisfaction. writes Mrs Belle
Miller, Elida. Ohio. Obtainable ev-
erywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

Sew York reports remarkable
decrease in inc rat population As
the new styles aall entirely for the
loue-haIred pcraaus IL is thoueht The
war W.ll have 90 end before the sup
ply can he Kept uu to normal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

Governor Major calls Champ clark
the greatest living MIssourlau INi-
IDENTITY che governor f. mo longer loyal
n thc Missouri mule Also thcre s
natur HI Joel stone Who bias some
claims 60 greatness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

VIZ eye sous fa pruar. for war s.
tha' we may continue to enjoy o1r
UtHrp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24

Albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Castings i'm Iron Brass Bronze. Alum
mum, Electric Motors OH Engines.
Pumps and lrueation
Works and office AlhuQuerQue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-24
SUFFRAGE WILL PLAY
BIG PART IN ELECTIONS
HELD NEXT WEEK

CONTINUED From rage oss.)
Evening star., 1915-04-06
MRS. WILHELMiNE MILLER.
AGE EIGHTY-TWO. DEAD
Born in Hanover. Germany, She
Came to Washington TO
Live in 1857

Mrs .Wilhelmine Sophi. A'heI'
eighty two years old. widow or Jaco"
Miller, died Saturday at the nome oi
her son-in-law. George E hehoat"
1919 Belmont road. with whom she mas
made her home for the last hNe wears.
Funeral services were held N'stetdaS
afternoon at the home. Rev. Faut y.
Mcneil and Rev. 1ohr = Hu"uIe
officiating The pallbealcls We're i"fee
nephews. John q rreiukeri, JoAn =.
Preinkert Albert Nahlert, and Has B-
Claeett. HentN Als,'hwet aad tita fies
Dielz.
Mrs. Miller WAS born ia The town Of
Helfern. Hanover. Germany. June "
1898. The year of her birth. frlcnuS
point out. * also the year of the or
ganization of the church with Whlch
her life in Washington was identlhed.
the Concordia church.
Her father held the position of a
royal forester.
Mrs. Miller. when 4 sirl of eighteen,
emigrated to this country. living for
some years in Baltimore and taking
UP her abode III Washington in 1881.
\ year later she married Jacob Miller.
The decedent is survived by the fol
lowing: Mrs. Charles Webel Mrs.
George T.. Hebbard. Miss Ellie VI. Mil
Ier, William Clarence Miller. her sis
ter. Mrs. Mary Preinkert. and one
grandson. George Miller i1ebhard.
Evening star., 1915-04-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following:
Henry Fenwick and Agnes Marie
Marshall.
Glric S. j. Dunbar. jr., of PENIS
Grove. \. j., and Christal f. Jenkins of
this city.
Thomas f. Orr. United States Navy,
and Helen NJ. Gwinne Of this city
Arthur Dixson and Mamie Parker.
Albert +. Barreto and Margaret l..
Wise.
william o. Jones Of Belair. Nd, and
Mary X Freeman Of this city.
Alvin B. Greasy and Rebecca Good
wyn, both of Petersburg, Va.
William = Settle and Georgia e.
Owens.
Jerry Watson and Elizabeth Yancy
Robert B. Kicker and Lena E. Perry.
Arthur II. Brasse and Elsie E. Gath
right.
Allen T. Carroll and Sadie A. John
son. both of Richmond, Va.
Oliver W. Rudd and Pansy r. Marsh.
both of Richmond, Va
Joseph II. Ladd and Ora v. Brockwell,
both Of Richmond. Va.
Theodore W. Phipps and Gertrude
Lawarence, both of Richmond, Va.
Robert H. Childers of Bareback, KY,
and Pauline L. Heide of this city.
Philip Smith and Lucille Bates
Oliver 0. Kuhn and Lconora NJ. Rivero.
i-dHSStoH fteuu anu AEuetd mOSeDy,
both of Baltimore, Md.
Joseph y. Holland of this city ana
Eta u. Cockrell of Broad Run, Va
Charles s. Marcus of Berryville, Va.
and Marguerite B. Adams of this city
Russell Mckee Harrington and Anna
A. Haislip
Richard A. Murphy and II. Louise
Clark
William Adams and Nellie Shields
Reginald W. Andrews and Aleas T.
Dixon.
Alexander A. Hector OF Lynchburg.
Va, and Bertha E. Harrison OF this
city
Howard p Foley and Inez E. McLain.
Timothy $. Newkir and Elizabeth c.
Long.
Francis p. Hickey and Marjorie l..
Moore.
John ". Coombe and Mary h Tyler.
John G. Herndon. jr.. and Grace C..
Middleton.
Harlan c. Scott of Wilmington. Del.
and Deborah II. TurnbuIl of Phlladel-
phia. Pa
Edward Bell and Katherine Lewis.
d. Carlton Palmer of Radio, Va, and
Mary 4. Bailey OF Arlington.
Claude r. Bradfeld and Elsie NJ.
Bromley
Evening star., 1915-04-06
MYTH OF THE MlNOTAURS
AND CRETAN LABYRINTH
Theme of Lecture by Henry Turner
Bailey Before Art and
Archaeology League.

Henry Turner Bailey of Boston. editor
of the School Arts Magazine and a
prominent lecturer and author. was the
guest of honor a the April meeting OF
the Art and Archaeology League of
Washington yesterday afternoon at
the Gunston Hall School. Mitchell Car
roll. president of the league. was in the
chair and introduced Mr.. Bailey. who
delivered an address on The Myth of
the Minotaurs and the Cretan Laby-
rinth." Mr.. Bailey. who recently Wis
tied the excavations of Sir Arthur
Evans In Crete, described the palace of
King Minos. which has recently been
uncovered, and stated that it has been
proved to be identical with the famous
labyrinth of the old Greek story.
Historic Basis of Legend.
The lecturer began his address by
defining a myth as the artistic form
which an important fact in early his
tory assumes through constant repeti-
ton. and then showed >how archaeology
has brought to light the historic basis
for the legend of Theseus and Ariadne
and the Minotaur
The league was reported to have had
approximate membership of 200. Dur
ing the season of 1914 and 1915 it has
heard lectures by J. Walter Fewkes of
the Smithsonian Institution. Paul Bart
lett, the sculptor: Henry Turner Bailey
and Profs Dennison of Swarthmore.
Ward of Rutgers and Robinson OF
Johns Hopkins.
Evening star., 1915-04-06
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Henry G. Powell. - years. 1915 South
Carolina avenue southeast.
Francis V. Walker. - years, 1926
Corcoran street northwest.
Daniel H. Curry, 40 years. 400 X
street southeast.
Joseph p. Swords. 50 years. John
Dickson Home.
Mary A. Nicholson. 81 years, PAPA
North Capitol street.
Ida p. Bennett. 63 years, 1881 North
Capitol street.
Benjamin B. Knell. So years. 221
John Marshall place northwest.
Julia NJ. Fowler, 72 years, Garfield
Fred J. Short, 4s years. Gallinger
Hospital.
Laura A. Bremmer, 54 years. Canal
road.
Frank o'Brien. 4s years, Providence
Hospital.
William X. Pierce. So years, 1884 P
street northwest.
Daniel Anderson, month. 300 K
street northwest.
Francis Armbrecht, months Chill
Infant of William NJ and Elizabeth
P. Jeffres, hours. 3716 Keokuk
street
MartHa L. Evans. ID years, 1l0 oth
street northeast.
Lethia Bowie, - years, AIS South
Capitol street.
James Herns. "A years. 1927 11th
street northwest.
William Greenleaf &c years Gallinger
Hospital.
John Carter. 73 years. Blue Plains
William Jones. 43 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Thomas F. Colbert. 81 years, Sd and
VI streets northeast.
James a. Harris, 81 years, Sd and II
streets northeast.
Sarah Lucas. so years. 1107 21st
street northwest.
Carroll Jackson, IS years. 1928
Turner street northeast
Evening star., 1915-04-06
+: bond, 500; attorney. e. H.

Thomas: bond, 500; attorney, T. u
thomas -.
Estate of Nellie NJ. Mack. viii ADMIT
ted to probate and letters testahleii.sa,S
granted to Frank +. Mack; BOND, s'o''
attorney, George +. Fleming
In re Anna Cleary; order OF aiio"
ance: attorney. NJ. r. Mangan- "a
Estate of Mar: } Farrell VII au
mittcd to probate and letters
mentary granted to James a. oii ;
bond. $500: attorney. q. T. McIiuei
Estate of Martha A. Jett. VIII du!ni.
ted to probate and letters testamentafy
granted to american Secur'ts a'u
Trust Company: attorney. ~ b. Lee''
Estate OF Kate B. Barlow; order to
compromise claim: attorneys, Masru-
der. stephen 4 Masruder.
Estate ot FranK l.. Syrlck: W'li ao-
mirted 20 PROBATE, and letters testa
ment;try granted to Francis %.
Sands: bond, $500: attorney, Il = o.
Sands.
Estate Of Charlotte Il. Esicna.usoi !,
Will admitted to probate ana let'er
testamentary granted TO " Wll'lah "
Richardson:. bond, $1,000: attorney ~
&. Dutton
Estate OF Anna l.. Walsh: petition TOT
probate OF will sled; attorneys d. D.
Kelly and K. Newton Donaldson
Estate of William Hatcher; peilttoii
for probate of will filed: attorney. j.
i. Maedel
Estate of George Freeman; petition
to transfer stock: attorney. T. l.. toss-
we'll.
Estate of Mary A. Nicholson: wills
dated January II, 1910, and March %.
1914. filed
Evening star., 1915-04-06
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
John and Elsie Williams. girl.
Joseph w. and Mary L. White. gIri.
Claude A.. and Ella 6. Skinner boy
Theodore and Mary V. Randall. BOY.
William G. and Marion Russell. boy.
Ben l.. and Cornelia Prince. girl.
Edward f. and May r. MacCummins,
girl.
Stephen f. and Sarah l.. Kramer. girl.
Jesse c. and Helen f. Houston. girl.
Archibald and Grace NJ. Gingel. boy.
Jacob II. and Myrtle NJ. Frank. boy.
Arthur \. and Grace NJ Carpenter,
boy
John T.. and Lille NJ. Brennan. girl.
William and Mary NJ. Brown, boy.
Robert and Annie NJ. Barrett. girl.
George A. and Naomi johnson. boy.
Henry and Olivia Erwin, boy.
William c. and Lille Carter. boy.
Evening star., 1915-04-06
Society

ent MIR and Mis-. Marcus left on an
early afternoon train TO take up their
residence on a farm in the Shenandoah
valley recently purchased.
TIE commandment Of the navy yard
and Mrs Edward W. Eberle entertained
at dinner last night before the Wom-
ems Army and Navy Relief ball. in
honor Of the Secretary OF the Nav. and
Mrs. Daniels.
The other guests We're Mr.. aud MIS-
Robert Lansing Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Edward n. Gheen. Pa.master General
McGowan. L. s. ~: Capt and Mrs. John
Knapp. Mrs. Sheldon Evans. Mrs. r.
g. Moran. Miss Mildred North of Provi-
dence Mr.. Charles Noble Gregory and
MIR. Edward Randolph Eberle.
Former Representative Martin W.
Littlcton of New York and Mrs. Little
ton arrived at the New willard yester-
day for stay OF some length.
Mrs John Berglins entertained al a
luncheon Monday for her daughters.
the Misses Ruth. Ida and Mary Berg
ling. Among those present We're the
Misses Ada Poore. Mary Simrlons. Ell
eanor Eyon. Mary MacClellan, Eleanor
Hunt Rachael Thomas. Mildred Crown,
Eugene SuareZ. Adriana Suarez. Emma
Holmes. Mary Holmes. Mercedes Sariol,
Adela Sody. Ammice Bacon. Marie Mac
Beth. Louise Mudd Anna Murry. Thel-
ma Morris and Harriet Lipp Mrs.
Frank Crown. Mrs c. NJ. Lipp. Mrs.
Morris. Master George j. Bergling.
Master Herman Morris and Mr.. Edward
MAY.
Rodda Robinson of Detroit Will be glad
to learn of her arrival Saturday to be
the guest for a few weeks of Mrs P
n. McChesney. COS c street northeast.
The Easter dance Of the Crcscents
will be held il the ballroom OF the
Raleigh "Wednesday evening April =.
with the following committee in
charge: }. W. IcKericher. W. Harry
Trotter, Harry G. Sigourney. Lemuel II.
Windsor. +. l.. Giesler ana r. Z. Whit
tlesey.
Mrs. s. T. wheatly. Mss Wheatly and
Mrs T. S. Borden will be at home We'd
nesdays in April ~ their country
home, Moreland. Bethesda. Md
Mrs. George Draper ana Miss Draper
of Boston. who are spending some time
at the Shoreham. entertained AT beau
tiful luncheon in the roseroom yester-
day. when their guests were Miss Julia
Whiting. Mss Frances Traver. Miss
Glover. Miss Iinckley. Miss Hoar, Miss
Wilmer and Miss Porter
Mr. and Mrs. William 4. HIbbs enter
tained at dinner last night at the
Shoreham for their niece, Miss Minnie
NJ Homiller. whose marriage TO MIR.
william C. Restrict. viii take place to
day.
Mrs L. r. Wadsworth Of Kalamazoo,
Mich assisted by her mother. Mrs. IL
s. Peck and daughter. Miss Helen. who
are stopping at the PoWhatan. gave
AN afternoon tea saturday to a mum
Evening star., 1915-04-06
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Jus
tice Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice Hughes. Mr..
Justice Van Devanter. Mr. Justice La
mar. Mr. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice
McReyno!ds.
Arthur GRAY Powell of Atlanta. Ga.
J. II. Carna han OF Klamath Falls. Ore.
and Chester J. Gerkin Of Peru. Ind.
We're admitted 10 practice.
No. $50. Paine Lumber Company,
Limited, ct al. appellants. aSt. Ell
bridge \. Neal. individually and as sec
retary, etc. ct al: reassigned for arSu-
ment on Monday. April 26 next.
No. sol Jones National Bank. plain
TIFF in error. agt. Charles T. Yates ct al.
No. 502. Bank of Staplehurst. PLAIN
tif in error. agt. Charles f. rates ct a.
No. oO3 Utica Bank, plaintiff IN er-
ror. agt. Charles L. Yates ct al.
No. 904- Thomas Bailey. plaintif III
error. aSt. Charles Il. Yates ct H.; an
gument continued by Mr. Frank T..
Bishop for the defendants in error