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Other Cities

Boston Coppers.- Boston, Sept. 90
After weak opening copper shares
gathered strength in the local market
to-day. Top prices were reached be-
fore the close, but recessions were
small. A strong tone prevailed in last
dealings: Copper Range, 65; Allouez,
661s; CRANKY, 81; Old Dominion, SO.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

ht JONAH LsGais MoSiaekel 1SorJ fynOgth Mass,
Sept Ie. TO New York 4 Cuba Mall IS Co. III
Nartiic Issed,. Phiiadelphi. Sept IS. to Furnes''
Witty Co; In ballast. quar- A. ~ Wv = Cub.
San Marcos. Galveston Sept - 10 M.lioey SIS 20,
with passengers and mdse. sandy HOOK - ''-'
York Cast. CBr). De,soa Bay July q; Beir, =.
Durham Aug Eas; Loader PSr' p asof ia TO-
Barter Co. With mdse. Bar At 3; IS m ~
Sucross Port Arthur. to the Gulf Hehnins 20
win ma, qua no. at S' SEPT Is to Mallory S. Co.
with ndse. Quar- at II IS a m r.. -,,h ria.
Pawnee. Phila,lcphia. TO CLYDE 81 Co. with mdsa
I Brilliant MT towing b.rs. 60 IS. Tsmpeo ssp'
:. &c standard Transportation Co. WIN e'''' WI
Daf ,n A. ~ Newport News and Norfolk. to old
Dominiou :, Co. Nth passenger, ard mdse quar-
colon, Cris,oeal sept "a. to Psnam, $.
Line with 100 passengers. malls and mdse ID" :
sno.don,,n tp,). M,rs.illes Aug u.s. valencia 80
and Denis sept 2 10 Elwrl q Co. with muse
Bar 40 N. -. 49,. vo-t aud
p,i,,,,c5s Trans 90 sith rndse. quar- SIS m. -,
lean Port Tampa sept 10. for Csrteret. 70 4 II
Bull Co. ai,h mdse. Passed IN SANDY h0oA a.
+ Portland Bordeaux Sep: ,. to tbs Kerr SIS Line
in ballast; Bar 2:9o m. e.., u uon,.so BAY
- and Kingston IL. to the United Fruit Co. Win
Is passenger, and mdse. Bar a m ., ,t,,,,
Asso, fC;rk) Pirrus Aug 2. hynaSi Il. MaLta
., and Gibraltar 81. via Bermuda Sept 10, 70 slmp-
son spence Young. with md.e ia, 80 g,oIk ~ 70
Oh Dominion 50 co. with passages and md'e
quar- 3.09 N. . c,, posr
Culfstresm. Port Arthur sept H. 10 Gun hehh-
Iug 20 with mdse quar- OF m. 90 =, r.
sasol (Brl. Lrith Sep, and Halifax II. 70
Warden. IN ballast. Bar u 90 IN.
SAILED.
49,. m, p.,,b Irbov. Chronos tR-l. sgd
nov \ 3 W. krooaland. Liverpool. Nesta- batnl
Rouge; Pruteus New orleans: Daytons Iutpain'
Marathon Norfolk and Newport News; cry Of, 20
iImbus Savannah rijuca BRAD. Lisbon lhcs;
Nsroris: siraola Kingston; Carolyn. No-tolk ana
pora Grande. Pioneer. Copenhagen Via ba,oh
Rouge: San Iacinto Galveston: Phiadel"m.. san
Juan.
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ARRIVED

r,,,io, ,R,s,, s,nto, Aux l. Rio lie Janeiro
p and BAHIA g. N the Llo'd Bfazero. attn
ndse Bsr a. 50S p m. -,.. .
Verona Trad. Genoa scot and GihfAtr 5. 10
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plJBLIC NOTICES

WITNESSES 10 AccInEHT,TT ,a 9S sffsisf y
Nyf. cos>kn f skrT Rpav' Are.lrrss|
YORK CITY. On Which cE,rx
FIFTY lgisi = y,ys YEARS Of AL, Nv, NC cAi
nvW sIxr'u AvENIr 81 W sfsar 4
ro<r,R WITH ionN h ht~"'
sruElT NV worm 'i'f'
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J. Z r. HINE. President Of the above
named Bank DO solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 ths best OF my
knowledge and belief
+. l. HINE. President.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, Sep
ternber 10Th, 1916
HERBERT ?. CHRISTIE,
Notary Public, y. y. Co No IS.
Correct-Attest:
WN. FAIINESTOCK,
GEO. r BAKER. Directors.
GEO. +. BAKER. JR.,
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co

A dividend % Two Dollars per share will
be paid on Monday. october Is. 1918. 20
s,ockholders Of record at the close OF bus-
ness on Saturday. September 30. 1915
c. u. MILNE. Treasurer.
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Sugar Futures.-The market for
sugar futures opened yesterday to
II points higher and further gains
were later made on good trade and
outside support At the close the mar
ket sold off rapidly. due TO reports
that two local refners had withdrawn
from the market on the theory that
sugar was too high and liquidation
caused the market to become irregular,
closing s points net higher to 10 points
net lower. Sales for the day were
1900 tons
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the exchange
salesrooms by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.
Prices.
81 shares Merchants National
Bank; $50 each ............. 23l
50 shares Entz Motor Patents
Corporation; common stock
trust certificates; 500 each. 80
t25, 900 Lankershire Realty Com
pany 1st mtge. per cent gold
bonds; 400 shares Butte and
Superior Mining Company; $40
each; lot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. *zS
tl,624.52 judgment against Janet
Fish, of Garrison, y. Y, in
favor of Daniel II. Morgan, re-
covered on June s. 1916, in the
Supreme Court. y. Y. County;
time TO appeal has expired. 81, $50
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Ro.ton Railroad Neeting.-Bost

Sept. 20.-The Boston Railroad Holding
Company, the medium by which the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad owns majority interest in
the Boston & Maine Railroad, held its
annual meeting here to-day. The COM
mon stock, which is controlled by the
trustees appointed by the Federal Court
Of the New York district, was voted to
reelect as directors all five Federal
trustees. At the directors meeting
which followed Judge Marcus p.
Knowlton, Of Springfield. was reelected
president.
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Oats.-The remarkably large supply
of oats seems to act as a wet blanket
on the oats market. Trading yesterday
was again of limited volume, and prices
continued to move in a narrow groove.
finishing a small fraction higher for
the day.
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s20.50621.oO $3.50

Other Basic Materials.-Of each OF
the following commodities there arc
many grades and variations, and there
fore many prices. These quotations
are for the information of those who
have a general interest in prices:
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The Minneapolis & st. Louis Railroad Co.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
the bylaws Of the Company. the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of Tho Mime
apolis d 81. Louis Railroad Company cot
Iowa. viii be held IN the once Of tho
COMPANY In the CITY OF Des Moincs. Iowa.
on Tuesday. October 3. 1915. al twelve
o'clock noon. for the purpose 81 eIscting
directors and tho Transaction Of such other
business as may legally come before the
L. T.. BROWN. President
A & DOAN Secretary
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Dressed bee sides. ,,u ., nv
10. ......ssssFs 'ie ~ ''~Fs
Live v.sls. best 100 om at,,s
II. ......--.-.+. wv a WV
pi Is ,',,. wv. z g 3, q , .oshs IS, So
Lambs fair -. aoxo
prime. 100 1000 Y li'ie oaay y 'ioU
Dressed mutton. ID 10 70 ~ ~
Dressed lamb. 10. III u ~ .n .'S'
Hos good. 100 lh.il.2o o. ll.p o'V' ~"
Dressed AJgs. bacon. 800 ,,t.a
20. ............s. .lo's4 ,.en
Mess PORK. Dbl. 5000 3l'W ~ ,s@
Mess beef. Dbl .20.5O q El'V h'V' e'o'
Lard Lar Middle west rs.Ioc a l5.7Oo a7sc a SIS,
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STORAGE NOTICES.
The A. & K.
Fireproof Storage Warehouse Co. "
ADVERTISEMENT


as x -oN NtsT 'AA 50 80.
New York sep l'th.
To ". J. Becker. Mrs FSfror ~
Randall. Mrs J. Conorty. John 49,.
Mcmahon. Frank r. Hull. VIM y-, .
VIM. Coker. Mrs. W 5. IHomois ,.,...-,,
Sittner, Mrs r Barker. barney ~. n
Pollocks Van. Mrs Moan. y,,-,
Phillips, Martin McDermott Mr' :. h.
Quinn's Express and 3. sifellsA. -, .
nd each OF you are hereby no,,.e' - .,
time for the payment n our hsh - D.
property hereinafter descrioel go ~
plred. after due notice tnelro. .,.,.r d
given you. We will cause slch 30, A.
Wit: Household goods personal s. - Z
pets. etc. stored by you or ~ yo,lr ..-s.r..'
the A. & X Flreproof Siorage =. 81,
Co. Incl Warehouses % ne 500 -,
auction. according 20 the sia'ss s.... A.
case made and provided. Al -, ~,
ton Rooms. i55 East i25tn "a, 4, ~
CITY. on Tuesday, October 81, Isl,,.h,r W.
a. m. and on Wednesdsy' w. ,s,,,f
1916. at 1890 a. m. and u ih, n. %
is not completed on said dst,' r. -
will be continued AZ the same p.ss, ~
and every Tuesday and Wsln ~ ~
after. beginning az 10 90 a. ~
tinulns until all the goods az. s,oR,d
THE A. & Il. TIREPROof siV
WAREHOUSE 60. INC
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
STOCK ROY wanted. Address Ron A. Station y.
Publisher" y Y CTS.
OFFICE BOY. Christian. sant-i by la,Ec incan-
descent lamp concern. excellent oppnruniiy "a
learn business, salary. s. To- start Address ii. ID.
Bagley. i63 West st.. Y \
Female.
CLEANER 20 live In. CHAMBEIlMAfD and WAIT
RESs Apply. o'clock Orthops~iic Hospital.
&2O East jgth 81.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NJ. %
quarterly dividend Of two per cent
t.tvo dollars per share on the capita stock
az this Company has besn declared. pays
bic on october -. 1910 20 stockholders 81
record q, tho close OF bushes. September
~. 1916
The transfer BOOKS 40 not Gloss.
john ". DAMON Treasurer.
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Coffee Futures.-After an early rail-

the coffee market yesterday developed
renewed weakness. and prices made
new low ground for the movement in
the late trading, with December selling
off 70 SOS and May to $50, or about
II TO 16 points net lower. The close
was shade up from the lowest on
some positions as result OF covering,
but showed a net loss of TO II points.
Sales we're reported Of As, 300 bags.
Yesterdays A year
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CORPORATION Returns

Wisconsin Central Railway.
for the year ended June 80, 1916, shows
total operating revenue Of s12,2O5,2o9'
as compared with ss,e45,37O in the year
preceding. Net operating revenue was
increased from s3,193,59o in 1915 to
s5,2s4,4se, and the surplus balance af-
ter charges, taxes, etc, and after de-
Quoting s45O,612 for dividends on the
preferred stock, totalled S1,606,246,
equal to 9.1s per cent on the $780, 900
common stock, as compared with a
deficit in the previous year.
Chicago, indianapolis & Louisville
Rsilway.-Income statement for the
year ended June 80, 1916, shows total
operating revenue of s7,694,733, as
against S6,559 665 for the year ended
June 80, 1915. Operating income after
expenses and taxes totalled $2,21I2S5,
and surplus after charges was SS92,0S3,
equal to 17.S per cent on 100000
preferred stock, against 4.79 per cent
earned in the preceding year.
Kansas City Southern.
1916 Increase.
August gross. Se38,oo2 s13o,5e6
Net revenues 375.73o 1926
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Bonds.
Mining Stocks.

$1,000 rnter-Met as. 7aIs 73H ~, 7a1,
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Female.

COOK. nrst ciaSs. CHANinLRMAID or WAIT.
HISS. both young and very capable ~ year,
excellent references. ciiy colniry. Miss Shaush
ne--y's AGENCY u W. +2i Il
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

NOT sEMAN Handy all around. quick. indus
trlou,. excellent reference. Miss shaushnessy. l.
NJ ~ u.
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions
Following are yesterdays prices.
compared with those Of year ago:
sew Yofs fcslcfesy. year ago
ID ..-...... $50 aNsio $40 @sa1o
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Hay and Straw.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton.
seed Oil

Current Price
price year ago
For cash: Cents. (cents).
Tea, Formosa, per b.. 10 II
Coffee, Rio, No. Z, per Id. 10 69s
Sugar, granulated, per ID. 6.25 $50
Cottonseed oil, per gal 10. 40 go
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Congressional. Club Recep-
ton to Head List of AT
Homes" on Program To-
day in Society Circles
Here.

The Congressman Club will rive a
reception this afternoon from 3 to 6
o'clock, when the wives of the delegates
to the Pan-American Scientific Congress
will be the guests Of honor. Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene, president of the club, will
receive, assisted by the members of the
executive board. At the tea table win
he Mrs. william c. Redfield, Mrs.
Ernest w. Roberts, Mrs. Frank w.
Mondell, Mrs. Charles C. McChord, Mrs.
George p. Mclean, Mrs. James T.
Lloyd, Mrs. John b. Henderson, and
Mrs. Thomas w. Hardwick. Others as
sisting will be Mrs. C. NJ. Hamilton,
Mrs. w. r. Harr. Mrs. r. A. Hatcher,
Mrs. w. C. Hawley. Mrs. c. F. John
son, Mrs julius Kahn. Mrs. Edward
Heating, Mrs. william Kent. Mrs. will
lam Kettner, Mrs. A. s. Kreider, Mrs.
w. l.. La Toilette, Mrs. j. w. Langley,
Mrs. Gordon Lee, Mrs. l. l.. Lenroot,
Mrs. Medill Mccormick, Mrs. d. j,
McGinicuddy, Mrs, Adolph Meyer. Mrs
Dick T.. Morgan, Mrs. II. L. Myers
Mrs. f. G. Newlands, Mrs. q. w. Nor
ris, Mrs. q. r. O'Shaunessy, Mrs. L. p.
Padgett. Mrs. Calvin d. Paige. Mrs. j.
3. Parker. Mrs: ]. II, Patten, Mrs. P. z.
Quin, Mrs. J. w. Ragsdale. Mrs. II. T.
Rainey, Mrs. J. e. Raker, Mrs r. r.
Rapley, Mrs. q. c. Scott, Mrs. T. ].
Sculiy. Mrs. II. w. Seymour. Mrs, ID.
w. Shackleford. Miss Alice Page, Miss
jamie Slemp. Miss Imogcne Young, Miss
Emma Webb, Mss Mary Webb. Miss
Lenroot. Miss Clara +. La Toilette, Miss
Clara Francis. Miss Florence Curry. and
Miss Lucy Gambler.
=
+. Mrs. ellis Logan, 1853 Irving street
northwest. will be at homo informally
MnnnAu = N 4 n'Alnnlr
be assisted by Mrs. Kate Waller Bar,
rett, Mrs. Edmund Hamilton. of Brook
Ign. n. Y; Mrs. George f. Tower
Mrs John N. Culbcrtson Mrs. Arcti
bale McIInchlin, Mrs. Norman n. Hill
Mrs. George W. AtkinFOn. Mrs. p. Ed
win Dye. Mrs. Albert DIIlic, Mrs. vii
liam c. Woodward. Mrs. NJ. A. Winter
Miss Winter, Mrs. Arson Rogers Tracy
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Colonel and Mrs. Howell, Colonel and
Mrs. kutz, Major and Mrs Wooten,
Major and Mrs. Lukesh, Major and
MRS. Howe, Captain and Mrs. Loving,
Mrs. Nv. l.. Marshall, and Major s.. II,
Elliott.
Major and Mrs. Dwight H. Auitnar
were among the dinner hosts last
night at the Army and Navy Club
Their guests were Senator and Mrs
Curtis, Mrs. William G. GOrgas, Mrs
Charles 4. Menohor. Colonel and Mrs
Munson, Major and Mrs. Moses. Cap
tain and Mrs. Saxon, Lieut. and Mrs
Charles y. George, Capt. Francis
Parker, and Mrs. Jose Ramon Valla
Ion, OF Cuba.
Capt, William G.. Harllee, u. S. M. G..
and Mrs. Harlloe entertained at din
ner last evening at the Army and
Navy Club, their guests including this
Mrs. Cone Johnson. Congressman and
Mrs. J. willard Rapsdalc, Capt. and
Mrs. Harry +. Dalton, Mrs. Robert w
Dow6y, Miss Ragsdalc, Miss Marion
Weeks. Miss Mildred Weeks. Major
Charles s. Hill. lieut.. Robert Johnson
U. S. ~, and Whitehead Kluttz.
Mrs. Cora f. Weiss, formerly of tn,
Treasury Department. but for the las
three years stationed at tho United
States subtreasury in Chicago, has re
turned to her Western home, afte
spending December with her mother
Mrs. Ager, POO Thirty-fifth Gtreet north
west, and her daughter, Mrs. Mildred
Cross, 70 v street northwest.
-
Much interest is being manifested II
the card party to be given by the loca
division, United Daughters of the con
federacy, on Friday afternoon, Januar.
IA, at the Cairo.
Miss Alice Theobold reports tina
many additional tables have been re
served, and the financial and social sue
cess OF the enterprise seems assured.
Mrs, Nanette B. Paul has cards ou
for a reception Wednesday evening
january II, from to II O'Clock, at the
Paul Institute, 2107 s street.
Mrs. Julian James will be hostess a
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q luncheon on the afternoon of January
Mrs William III. McAllistar is SPEND
ing several days in New York city,
Hotel
-
TO celebrate the SEVENTEEN birthday
OF Rear Admiral Albert Ross. U. S. NJ,
retired, who Ia with Mrs. Ross at Camp
Biscayne, in Cocoanut Grove, Miami
ia, Col. Robert NJ. Thomrson gave
luncheon Wednesday on board his
,c3Iseboat. the, Everglades. Nc; and
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and family are
expected to reach Miami On Friday to
pass the winter on board the Ever
glades,. which they have chartered from
Colonel Thompson, who will pass the
greater part of the winter in California.
Madame da Cana, wife OF the Bra
lillian ambassador and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward 7. Stotesbury are among the
members of Washington society who
Will go to Palm Reach this month.
u
Senator lie Baron y. Colt and Mrs.
Colt. who have been at their home In
Providence. r: T., for several weeks,
er waS TOR to N tS ey TSeS ars
companied by their daughter. Mrs. I'd
win A.. Barrows, who will spend a
number of weeks with them at the
Shoreham Hotel Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
" eeks Anthony and their young son,
who have been the guests OF her par
ents. Senator and Mrs. Colt, have re-
turned to their house in Bristol.
Miss Frances Lippltt. daughter OF
Senator Henry f.. Lippitt. has as her
guest at her apartment in New YORK
Miss Dorothy Sturges, daughter OF MIR.
| and Mrs. Howard o. Sturges, of New
York.
"a -
DIR. James A. Cahill. who has been
81 ending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James A.
Cahiil' has returned TO YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio.
The reception which Mrs. Marshall
Field will give at her home tomorrow.
will be from 4 to o'clock, instead of
the hours originally announced.
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Mrs. Ella $. knight, Mrs. ]. Edison
Briggs, Miss Flora BrlRss Mrs. Walter
Hamilton, Miss Katherine Cissel. Mrs.
clayton y. EmiH. AIRS WILLIAM y.
Todd, Miss Cecilia Todd. Miss Helen
Todd. Miss Elizabeth Warman, MS. $
Rvssel Bowen, Mrs. Henry q. nainey,
Illinois: Miss Carrie Rodgers, Mis-
Edward Dana Hardy. Miss Cornclia
Heartt Hlll, Mrs. James Wright clari:e.
Miss Bu,nlno Clarke. Niles Daley
Appleton i. Clarke, gr., Mrs. George
Howard. Miss Howard. Mrs. Otis joel
ltogers. Miss Virginia Gull. Mrs x. r..
Lowe Mrs II H. MSNelli s,,d Or, lI MTT
MacAllister. and Mrs. Arthur RAM
say.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis
entertained at dinner last night at their
homo in / street. Their guests we're
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wadsworth.
jr., Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas
LonEworth. Capt. and Mrs. Edward Nc
Cauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Perrin. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Thorn King. the Coun-
selor of the state Department. Frank
Polk: Col. WILDER E. Wilder, u. $, Al:
Countess Gizycka. Miss Ethel Hartman,
Miss Margaret Perrin. Miss Anna In
gersoll. of Philadelphia; Miss Mona Nc
Adoo, Miss Delano. George Marvin!
Basil Miles. Leland Harrison. and Butler
Wright. The party went later to tho
Playhouse for the dancing class.
-
The Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Edwin Sweet were hosts at a
dinner last night given In compliment
to DR.. Wallace Campbell. OF the Lick
Observatory. and Mrs. Campbell. Those
asked to meet DIR. and Mrs. Campbell
were the Bolivian Minister and Mme.
Calderon. DR.. and Mrs. /. Woodward.
Miss Isabel SedRley. Mrs. Charles
Campbell. Miss Sweet. Prof. Bernard
Moses. Adolph Miller. and DR.. S. w.
Stratton.
Cant and Mrs. James H. Glennon en-
tertained at dinner last night at their
quarters at the navy yard. Their guests
were Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray.
General and Mrs. Barnett. Admiral and
Mrs. Strauss. Captain and Mrs. Wat
son. Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. aud DR..
Tucker Smith.
Mrs. Richard WelRhtman will receive
Saturdays in January at her home in
Sunderland place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl Smith will not
be at home tomorrow afternoon. but will
CONTINUED on Page Fourteen.)
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Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON
FESTIVITIES PLANNED FOR
PAN-AMERICAN GUESTS

Mrs Henry Dmock luncheon for the delegates the Pan
American Scientific Congress-
reception the Congressional Club Of New Hampshire
street, honor Of the wives delegates
the congress, from TO 8 O'Clock.
The President Of the United States will receive delegates the
congress the White House at $50 p m
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Col and Mrs. Henry Jervey enter
tanned at dinner at the Army and
Navy club last night. having as their
S-AASts Col. aud Mrs. w. w. Harris,
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DIR. James A. Cahill. who has been
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James A.
Cahiil, has returned to youngstown.
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Capt. and Mrs. Walter X. Wilson
also entertained at dinner last night
at the Army and Navy Club, having
Weaver, Mrs. Robert NJ. la Toilette.
Congress sman and Mrs. William l.. La
Toilette. Miss Melcena La Toilette.
Miss Clara La Toilette, Miss Wyles, Or
Boston; Robert La Toilette. jr.. and
Jack Mcbride
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Mrs. Henry f. Dimmock entertainel
some 900 guests at buffet luncheon
this afternoon, when a number Of
meet the delegates to the Second Pan
American Scientific Congress. Masses
OF red roses adorned the table.
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Senator Henry f.. Lippitt. has as her
guest at her apartment in New YORK
Miss Dorothy Sturges, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Howard o. Sturges, of New
York.
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Lieut.. Donald Nesbit, U. S. N. a cou-
sin of Charles r. Nesbit. superintendent
of insurance for the District. was mar
ricd 10 Miss Nancy May Pike at Mr..
Neshit'a home 1901 Phelps place, on New
Schaick, jr,, officiating in the presence
Of a small company. Lieutenant and
Mira. Nesbit will reside at Warrenton,
Va. Lieutenant Nesbit is a paymaster
on the battleship Florida.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-02
PLANNING
RABBIT CAMP A|CN
Million Jacks" and "Cotton
Tails to Be Shipped

AUSTIN. Texas, Dec. 2-Thc
Texas state department OF agriculture
has decided to take up the task OF
creating countrywide demand for
rabbit meat. it became known today
1t is expected that not less than one
million Texas born and reared rabbits
will be shipped TO northern and east
ern markets during the next few win
ter months The department believes
Texas revenues will be materially in
creased by the traffic in lack rabbit,
and cotton tails Commissioner OF
Agriculture Fred W. Davis says they
are quoted at a higher price than tur.
KEY ar chicken IN some cities
Already me department has received
orders tor two carloads
IeNa, rabbits generally have been
considered nuisance As result a
bounty Of 5 cents per head /, paid for
their destruction The agricultural de
rarlmcut think, It will have no trou-
hle IN getting large shipments 10 the
cast but. to give impctu, to MS plans,
intends to give a rabbit dinner here
soon
\ plant for the manufacture Of jack
rabbit sausage i, Ia be erected and put
in operation IN west IcXaS, according
to A letter received TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-02

Today's offerings are headed by The
Girl From Frisco" story which Is proving
so popular and an abundance OF good
comedies Tomorrow the casts will In
clude HELEN Holmes I'm The Lass Of the
lumherlands. and the famous Co-stars
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard in The
Heroine of san Jliu." thrilling war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-02

will be five on Sunday. scheduled as fol-
lows. ESQ, t30, $50. T,3O and $50.