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WILL HONOR AVON BARD.
ShakespeareRn Society to Banquet
at University Club April 26.

The Shakespearean Society will hold
its banquet at the University Club on
Wednesday evening. April 2s. This
date was decided upon at the session
of the club at the home of Mrs. Charles
OH. Craigie, 729 Q street northwest,
Monday. Twenty-four members were
present. and several new ones Joined
the organization. Dean Wilbur, of
George Washington University, will
be the POSTMASTER upon that occasion,
arrangements for which are now in
the hands of a committee headed by
Mrs. Craigie.
On next Tuesday evening the society
will gather at the residence of Mrs.
Henry Churchill Cooke, 1925 Calvert
street. Judge Ashbaugh will deliver
an address upon Shakespeare, and
Mrs. George Buckley will be heard in
a reading from one of his plays.
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OLD DR.. HAPPINESS.

poor old people who are most Of
them blind, and to the children's hos
pitfalls, to tell them the stories which
made more effulgent the glow of our
own youth, they would find tie hap
piness they gave to others boom
.eranged to them, and thus they
would fulfill the vital purpose of
their organization.
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NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY

Special Correspondent of The Washington Herald.
New York, March 2S.-Claud. the
demon rug eater, has paid a visit to
New York. He has proven about as
welcome as a snake in the breakfast
food-especially at the Hotel Majestic.
He arrived in a taxi with HIS mistress,
wearing a jewelled collar and tugging
at a golden chain. Claude is a pet
leopard.
He is owned by Miss Ethel Stewart
Forster, sister of the Baroness Won
Ladenburg and the little Jungle kit
ten came from India when he was
feeding on a milk bottle. The press
agent of the hotel thought 1t would
be a good idea TO have the leopard
pose for a few pictures
He invited some reporters and pho
tographers and the pet was placed
within the wire enclosed china closet.
You may be able to conjecture what
is about to take place. The scene is
in the basement.
The leopard took a look at the as
sembled interviewers and then
jumped into the long rows of trimmed
china dishes. Each jump cost the ho-
tel about 800 and then he started to
essay little leap toward the report
ers, who went right away from there.
The press agent was with them.
The demon rug eater was immediate
ly taken to the Central Park Zoo.
where he will associate with Keeper
Bill Snyder until the war blows over
and his mistress takes him back to
her country home near London. New
York has meant nothing in his young
life.
There is a new from of social bril-
gandage in town. II has resulted in
hostesses in the upper circles adopting
rigid rule that guests-especially
young men coming alone-shall show
their invitations at the doors of pri-
vste houses, Just as they might hand
over tickets at the door of a theater
1t was found that many youths on
the fringe of society had made a prac-
tice Of attending receptions and dane
ing parties to which they had not been
Invited. It Is said upon the authority
of man prominent in society that at
| a recent large affair in one of the
most exclusive homes on Fifth avenue,
committee of male guests, at the
request of the hostess. called three
young men aside and required them
| to leave.
The hostess was not even acquainted
with them.
! Poor Grace La Rue not content with
having husband known up and down
J Broadway as the Million Dollar Kid
Is having more trouble. She is one OF
the best-natured persons in town, but a
lot OF ill-natured things are being said
about her just now.
She decided the other day to crafty
harmless ambition by announcing her.
self in Recital OF Songs in English
as a special matinee performance at the
Longacre Theater.
The next day she faced an epidemic OF
cutting things. Just the regular cal
stun. One writer headed his review:
Miss La Rue in Recital, Four Gowns
| and a Spotlight Interest Good Sized
Crowd" And another woman read the
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Answers to Correspondents.

R. L. S.-"The Wandering Jew"
and THE Mysteries of Paris" were
written by Eugene Sue. I do not
think either has been made into a
picture-at least not under these
titles.
L. M.-Henry Walthall is with the
Essanay company. Yes, he is the
one who played the role of the Lit
tie Colonel in THE Birth of a Ma
ton"
N. E.-Denman Thompson created
the leading role in "The Old Home
stead" on the stage, but he is dead.
The picture was produced by the Fa-
nous Players Company.
A. G.-Florence LaBadie is star OF
the Thanhouser Company. Anita
Stewart is with the Vitagraph. Pearl
White is with the Famous Players
and Violet Mercereau with the Uni
versal.
J. C.-Alas, l think your favorite
movie star is married, but many fool
ish little girls ask the same question
Iof me-whether l would consider it
wise to write him and ask him to
meet them. He would only laugh,
my dear, and tear your letter up.
N. D.-Edgar Allan Poe's Raven"
was produced by the Essanay Com
Ipany, starring Henry Walthall.
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EsHlSURETED
MAGNESIA

A New York medical practitioner
says: Il prescribe Bisurated Magnesia
in preference to anything else for all
forms Of stomach trouble that are due
to hyperscidity." For sour, acid
stomach, belching, indigestion, etc.
take teaspoonful in a quarter glass
OF water after eating; INSTANT RE-
LIEF. Sold by all druggists in either
pswder or tablet form at so cents a
bottle.
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DIED

nv az az rs EN-On SATURDAY No. a.
OTT0 s a. r m. a. Bridgeport Mass.
NJ ~ /, f~hSEN beloved So -
Riverd d5S M Mr. Christian Andersen.
D. m Private. "eohesosy
bO1 Don SUNDAY March = 7o7s
~. - j, m; al her residence ~ XII
me- S. ILn"e~'- ELIZABETH ROYD
W R SL[EoHs'. beloved wife OF GeorEs
Funeral private
bR,AS,WNER-On Nonds, Nr.--n
FT1 c C .sl.I MASsIE BRAW-NER'
Nlnth street southeast ~ ~, ~ y
Ir9,-s g. y al p. m Intern3e1f
PPTlNate portsmouth Va. ana Sbs ,is.s
'RRy, IL.'l- No. papers please copy
bh1 Anon Monday March ~ -o-s A.
nan daughter OF the T.-r -, -'ih
OCtavia BRYAN. la'' Joseph and
uhersl Mednesdsl Mar n % o.,
III NJ ,SlL Massachusetts, avenue north
west lnterment private, '--' III
DRIPPS-On Tuesdgv March o., ,o,,
John H DRIPPS - L'e'
GShersl 30 D. m. THURSDAY March N
rom the residen.e Of Charles u
hOrls. lS4- KENYON street northwest.
u, PPEL-On Sunday. March . 1916
~ RUPERT home Anacostq n Q
John GOEPPEL. beloved HUSBAND ~
hekIa Goeppel On Tuesday Mach
T., 1915. THEkLA. beloved wife OF
F,,, u,.r IS5oeppeL also at Rupert Home.
Ssnerals from Thomas r NsIIey a
sons funeral parlors. 1gT Eleventh.
SStl southeast. on " Wednesday At
~ P m, Relatives and friends re-
specttully invited 10 attend. Inter
ment at Prospect Hin Cemete-y
HEALN-On Monday. March . 7.-s
a. $50 p m. GEORGE. aEed Z wears
beloved son Of Denis l. and Nsrv
A precious one from US has gone.
Funeral from residence, 1912 Fgrh
street northeast. 5 p. m Wednesday,
March . InteTment at Mount OIivet
Relatives and friends invited.
LA MSSLIESS-Suddenly. on SUNDAY. MAr-h
70. 1915. at SD .. M. MARY A. be-
Loved wife of James J. LsN.less
Hneral from her late residence 100
New Jersey avenue northwest on
Wednesday. March p at $50 a n
REQUIEM mass at the Church OF thA
Inlnra culate Conception at 2 o'clock
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment at Mount Chvet Cemetery.
ILCXoN-On Monday. March =. 1914,
M3ARGARET LlNON. widow Of
Funeral from W. " Deals funeral
psrlors, SIS II street northeast We'd
nesdaE. March p. AZ & 50 A M thence
10 st. Peters church. where mass viii
be said al a. IN. for the repoSe of
her soul Intyrmrnt private. Cana
dian papers please CoDyl
MCDGE-On SUNDAY March y. 1916 at
NoIllnblH Hospital. ELkANNk ".
NUDGE NEE Petersen. beloved wife
OF Frederick l. Nudge.
Funeral from her late residence. SO
NJ street northwest. Wednesday.
March p at . %. m InlermCnt at
Prospect Hin Cemetcry.
| NEl .SON-On SUNDAY March Is 1916
at her residenC". ~ VI street north
east, ANNIE r beloved wife OF
James Nelson
Funeral from her late residence on
Wedn' sdsy. March -. at : p. m. In
IPARLON-Or SUNDAY. March y. 1916
At $50 p. m. CATHRTNE PARDON
moe CarTnodyA widow Of Patrick
Parton
Funeral on Wednesday. March =.
from her late residence. ~ EGhlh
/. street northeast al o'clock a m.
thence TO Holy Nam" huroh, Nhere
requiem high mass VII 3e suns lot
the repoSe az h'r SOUL FIi'HuS anu
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS


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By
0. o. Mcintyre

program and said: "A recital of songs
In English. Grace is getting on. She
used to speak only Pittsburgh"
When Christy Mathewson was out in
Nebraska hunting with DIR. F. NJ. Planck
he asked a native villager in a small
town II he could direct him to the best
hotel in town.
II can" was the reply, but I hate to
do It,"
Because you will think am a liar.
The most popular indoor sport seems
to be talking by phone from New York
to San Francisco. They do it at every
banquet these days.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-29

An electric searchIight less than three
inches in diameter, but very powerful,
has been invented to be mounted at any
convenient point on an automobile to
aid in picking out objects along roads
at night. -
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN On APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current utes vocal privileges
with respect 70 PRIOR rayment 1LER a Ruth.
ERFORD. Inc. ST. 18th 81
MONEY 10 LOAN-S5O TO $50 90 on D, q
real estate. Several trust funds. N 20 per cent
All transactions conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrower WA. H. SAUNDERS a
CO.. Southern Building So 18th 81 nv.
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TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 266i. 1901 lst 81. nv. formerly IS Randolph
plare. Mouarchs rented s. rs per month: ; months
81 50: months, s. 90 No ReminEtuns 81: L. c.
Smiths s. Is and 80; Underworld ReminEtnns,
$50 Reductions II paid or months in advance.
Rebuilt typewriters for sale
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WANTED-APARTMENT.

WANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENF OF OR
roOns and hath for man. wife and two Children
located near III st. and Pa nv. not over SO
Ter month. BOX 70. Hcrad 0hioe
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WAHTED-KISSCELAYToTs

WANTED-OLD FALSE TETr,v
49, -. Z, - slTe- s. 70 SO psis - -
~ - " talss tsJh: hirhez r,sT -. s. 81
Gle. &c ',E n a Tns'' WATCHES cbEins. sps-5s.
Tii -. any condi'i1u sEo rod 49,, -
uIIaseHoft This We-k onlr TrD- ,--I' ~
call BOX =. Hsrld orfor Ps'aL VII
"ANTED-NAME AND EDDFFES 7Tf7zS-x
w,sb,rI L,,oot ., Adde'S X y T.. on. E.,I
WILL BY OLD FT77TT q ~ IN
CITY, Boston. Connez,-.t R.,,t-s Nv YORK
i II1sT,an ciu@ send cesc1rslln. 49,. az
LUIS General Delivery Wrsr-irrz- E.ls Il
iorn rouT fnsuIs and nrs~r.r. hlneiy IN
F. ~ EEs OF Old NEW YORK B6sT5T IN
Herald 0hice Ao-'eS BOX :
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A cylindrical blotter that can be
mounted on the end of fountain pen
has been invented.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Te 81 NW-SINGLE ROOM. SECOND
floor frC>.; porch. bath, hot water; select
roundfnEs cuisine the hcst
i2s 81. NW.-LARGE, CLEAN ROOM sUrf
able for two; porch bath, hot water; sles sur
rsundings cuisine the best
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PERSONALS

W0RKTNGMEN- VOC ARE THINKING or
hIying Tair Il pants at bargain sale and -
lot Of cash. take another think and give en-
the wink. We save Won more money any dRy.
See some good quality slightly used suits at s. One
T-ice- JUSTH'S OLD STAND, SIG n.
notice. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrnhams, SIS G, Op. Pat. Office,
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GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIN
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
As Maryland Az. re-
Phone Lincoln iSA
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SPECIAL NOTICE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The most unusual collection OF it's
kind in Washington can be seen at
PETERSEN'S
Antique Jersr--R.re curio.

ArU1uNt-Hh -nA0e JeWeTT-TtHre CUFns-
NA f. ACROSS FROM WILLARD HOTEL
NO, l0s5-TKEAsURY DEPARTME OFFICE
Of the CONF tToler q the CuTrenCy. Washington
D. c. February 10, 1916. Whereas by satisfsct0rJ
sIidence uTcsented to the UNDERMINED il has besr
q Washington % the city Of Washington Distric7
q Columbia has compiled with all the pr1yis0ni
Of the Statutes Of the United StHtes required 70 b.
complied with before association shall he author
Ized 10 commence the business q Banking: nov
therefore J. Thomas p. Kane. Acting comptroller O,
the CuTency, do hereby certify that The Dupont
National Bank Of Washington. in the CITY a
Washington. District Of Columbia Is authorized "a
commerce the business of Banking a. PROVIDED IL
Section Fifty one hundred and siNty nine q TN
Revised Statutes q the United State In tssi nv
whereof witness my hand and sal Of ohice this
tenth DAY az February. 1915 T F. KANE, Actins
ComVtrpller Of the CurreDCy.
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H0PW00D'S, Sth and K,

foK SAILS COOK STOVES. CASH On
HoPWooD'S, 9Th and K.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORING.

TAXI SERVICE. n. 7T5I. DAY OR NTGHT
One mile. 5c; each additional mile, Sc So
to 500 per hour.
FOR HlRE-AUTOMoBILE, fLa PER HOUR.
nVe-passenseT touring car; osal cars ard prompt
service guaranteed. Phone Lincoln S6sl
FORD TOURING CARS. Ms PEE HOUR,
white Chauffeur Phone Col -
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SUBURBAN LANDS
FOR sAIE-NISCEIIIYToTTs7

= - -~z<-z- LIII.h n IITTTN
FOR sALE-FUkNlT7 RI NEW AND sLTgHTT-Y
ultu' t-As1 TERM q discounts f1r oash. sE-,
money. Buy al
HOPW00D'S, 8th and x.
FUH sALE-BUICK TTEEEF=S5gf7f 60
feet condition. bSEFalE. .pos iItl > nv In
NEW AND BEAJTTTFT7Tf \ - -
trateo LIFE CT d.. Book p 49,
ihston- Cooks ready for deIIys-y
agents outfit mailed on rcceIpf 81 Ia
TTS0TISSSN 70 SS'eT postage Address 3. y.
Washington, D. c ava nN-
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stores neT and slightly ssed III siEs-. ~. !,
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N. D.-Edgar Allan Poe's Raven"
was produced by the Essanay Com
pany, starring Henry Walthall.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED-MALE,

WANTED-BoY ttsHITEl. WITH WHEEL; SIS
per week. Also boy without wheel; short hours
rs 18th st, NV,
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

PHOSE NJ. rlp TO HAVE rom WINDOW
e,esnsd- Acn. win6o~ Clesrins o. a 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Royal A. Ferris of Dallas is in the
city today.
Rube Rushing of Haskell is in
the city today.
Emil Hamlet of Italy was vis-
itor here today
j. l.. Weller of Corsicana was a
visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Castleking of
league were here last night.
j. A. Evans of College Station
was in the city last night.
e. d. Schumacher of Hillsboro was
in the city Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Allie Shelton and Howard
House of Ennis and Miss Sallle Lee
Shelton attended the fair Wednes.
day
c. f. Hillyer and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, of Temple. spent Wednes-
day in the city with Miss Julia Hill
yer.
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WHO WILL wiS. THE CARE
Two Drug Stores

Mcdonald we're quietly married In
the presence OF few friends and rel
atives, Rev. A. N. Hall performed the
simple and beautiful ring ceremony.
The bride wore a beautiful suit OF
blue with accessories to correspond.
The groom wore conventional black.
Miss Smith is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Smith OF
Boyce and is much admired because
of her sweet and charming ways.
Mr.. Mcdonald IS the youngest son
of Mrs. Thula Mcdonald and is one
of the firm of Mcdonald Bros. The
happy couple will be at home TO
their many friends in few days in
their new home on Vickery street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-26

Football enthusiasts will go to Dali
las tomorrow TO see Oak Cliff and
Corsicana and Sherman and Terrell
schools play football The high
school here has games with both the
sherman and Oak Cliff teams and
effort will be made TO get line on
the style of play both Oak Cliff aAd
Sherman use, Waxahachie Highs
are going TO try and defeat Oak Gin
on November gath.
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. LOCALS. .
80 ~H%s~ - . . . > - .
For feed and fuel phone Brod-
cad & Kennedy. Old phone IS. II
Rent q few rooms and receive a
nice income from them. The Daily
Light want column can rent them
for you. tt
For quick results use the Daily
Light want column. tt
Ii costs money to advertise. but
you can save money by following
Curlin's advertising ~ ADV } Thurstf
Don't worry over trying to find a
buyer for whatever you may have for
sale. Let the Daily Light want col
umn do the work for you. II
The kind OF printing that pieases
at the j. T. fuckers. at Daily Light
office. II
.
Next Monday. Oct. 80. Is the last
day OF the library contest. II you
are going to send in a suggestion for
the tenth benefit of public library,
do il now.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Rogers ar
rested a negro known as TOO
Sweet" In the neighborhood of Pal
mer yesterday ON charge OF AK
gravated assault on negro woman
there on last Saturday night He
assaulted the negro woman with
hriek-bat. striking her terrific
blow over the head.
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The dollar that walks by your
door Is yours. Get the Delineator
and Eycrybody's Magazine for one
year for so, or set either magazine
two years for 50, three dollars is
the regular price. Phone your mag
azine orders. single or clubs, to 3l5.
Mrs. J. A. Z. kemble. tf-dh
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Police Commissioner Wlnfrey and
other Dallas county officials were
visitors in the city today. just to see
who might be trailing along after
the circus.
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BIG trade
CAMPAIGN
ga DONE


lust two months more aud some
one us the few eaudidatcs now LEI; in
the race viii own q Saxon SIX valued
at SSssoe. then the diamond ring
ami other prizes wiz 90 to some one
WHO WILL wiN. THE CAR?
Why. the one that works the hard
IS, through the las, two busy months.
OF course
Line up your friends. candidates.
Now Is the time when boosting will
count.
The big vote offer on old ac-
counts will die November sth Can
didates should lire mp all their
friends who owe accounts before
that date.
Rosa kIae Lawson 49,. l,O5S.330
Eva Williams. $3.50. 2.045.640
Winnie Mccartney. =. '2.619.530
IL Minnie Sue Goodloe 2.168.225
16 Ruth Boozer. . 6.762, $50
20 Alice Howorth. 1893. 16,014,S35
81 Exa Galloway. 1s.170.207
20 Thelnia Cole -. 1.646,64T
2. Allene Kuykendall :. 2,500,06s
81 Myrtle shivers. $685.. 2.4ee.s75
The hundred thousand votes Of
fered for the candidate selling the
most Trade Books this week goes to
Miss Thelma Cole.
For the coming week we offer one
hundred thousand votes 10 the can
didate selling the most Soda Books.
! Watch for special sale days on
which We give extra votes on many
articles.
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Snith-sfeponald.

Last night az the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Smith, Miss Mae Smith and Mr.. A. Y.
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For feed and fuel phone Brod
cad & Kennedy Old phone IS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-02
BOXING MATCH FRIDAY EVE
AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

Cyclone Johnnie Thompson. of
Chicago. and Johnnie Kid" Lewis. of
New York, are signed up for match
on the fistic arena for Friday evening
Of this week at the Majestic theatre,
in New Town.
Both boys are apparently il good
condition, Lewis getting his training
from the famed Georgia niger Bat
Ting Mears, who has had him in
charge in the recent past. Thomp-
son is claimed to be in tip top shape
and both boys are going into the ring
for knockout Each of them has
had good hard work in numerous
cities over the country and from a
scientific standpoint, will put up an
article Of punch not usually seen out
side Of tile cities.
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REMARKABLE CATCH OF FISH
BY NORTHERN TOURISTS

George Luke, of Greenwich, Conn,
and John Hayes, of Johnstown, N Y.
yesterday made one OF the most re
markable catches of fish with rod and
reel from the Halifax river this sea
son-the catch numbering more than
one hundred and Included sheepshead
blue fish, trout and bass. Both these
gentlemen are season guests at the
Seville and when they returned to that
hostelry with this large and remark
able catch" were the recipients of
various expressions of establishment
not only from their fellow guests but
from the hotel management.
Mr. Luke and Mr. Hayes are so
elated with the sport they enjoyed
yesterday that they are going to make
an early start this morning and try
their luck up the Tomoka
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in the spacious ball room and many
games of five hundred and bridge were
played until a late hour At the con
clusion of the games handsome prizes
were awarded to the players holding
the highest totals These were won
by Mrs. H. Woodbury., Mrs. G. w
Simmonds,. Mrs. j D. c. Morris, Miss
Chaffee, R. c. Pew, Thos. English, w
F. Mitchell, Ed Pierce, for skill in
bridge. The five hundred prizes were
won by Mrs. Jacob Duga, Mrs. S. j. o.
Conner, Mrs. Virgins, Mrs. E. w
Rowe Every prize was worth the
playing and the afternoon was most
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sensitive Measurement.

Minute bendings OF steel Oar three
feet long and three and one-half feet
in diameter are accurately measured
by a curious but very sensitive device
OF the United States bureau Of stand
ards The bar, supported at each end,
has a small mirror fixed at its center
and above this IS a frame holding an
other mirror partially sIlvered As
the light OF a sodium burner is re-
tiected IN each mirror the lower mir
ror shows a series OF black and yellow
concentric rings. A very small weight.
even that Of a pin. defects the bar
and causes the circles to expand out
ward Each circle indicates a move
ment of one hundred-thousandth OF
an inch. the pressure Of finger, form
ing five or more new circles. showing
a bending OF one twenty-thousandth Of
an inch.
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BIG PREPARATIONS
UNDER WAY FOR
ORMOND ST. FAIR

HOTEL ORMOND. March 1.-Great
preparations are being made for the
Anderson & Price Memorial Library
fund, for which there is to be held
street fair at Ormond Village this
month All the young ladies OF the
village, and many ladies in the hotel
are selling chances either in golf bags
and balls or silk sweaters, and SO the
unwary are besieged to help this
worthy cause on all sides, but 50 at
tractive are the pretty beggars that
dimes and dollars change hands be-
fore one is aware Of it, and We hope
the financial success Of the cause is
assured