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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
% 'WANT ADS'' sGS% g Want MA "a 'fa s"s'o
FARM LANDs.

FARMS TED-Farm owners own
ing from 10 acres up have good city
property I'm South Bend and Misha wa kt
70 sell or exchange for farms Have two
good 30 acre farms with good buildings.
8 miles from city for sale. also 30 acres
good land with new buildings. - acres
with new buildings and orchard :l3
acres good mint land 133 acres. good
buildings. 70 exchange for smaller farm
Home phone +43S. Real Estate Farmer.
VIM. Barker. South Bend, Ind r. > Box
1873
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

The month Of March ended suspi-
riou=Iy for the Stldebaker corpora
tion. showing shipments ~ 2137
cars r. T. HodEkins. general sales
manager reports that b. wss the
biggest week iu the history 90 the
Stadebaker corporation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
LEGAL NOTICEs


STATE uF INDIANA 81 lp>Elt
cor NrN. *. Iu the ~ Joseph cir
emit Court February Term. 1915
LEWIS NEl 1T Al
EEBEtCA HUMAlEI Er Al
Cause Nu l7ulf
BE 10 known. rlat rHe above uHued
plaintiffs have hirI iu thr onie, ~ the
Clerk of said Court their complaint
against said defendant u the above
cause toEethtr with o. proper affidavit
tlat said defendants EeDe.ra Iummei.
Saliie Duniu Lizzie Iehr lydia Huehl-
or. Lydia Grow. Rebecta Lechman.
Lydia punu. Clara Eupp >aIie Steruer.
Nora Young Himme IhrrEer and Jennie
Smoke are NOT residents ~ the State %
Indiana
Said defendants are hereby uotihc'i
tIat said cause Will stand for trial 'n
the 1>t day OF June 1916 the same be-
ing rhe 2Nth day of the ueNt term ~
said Court Goo commence 80 she city 90
South Bend. GOA the Isl Monday boo MAY
next. ou which day said defendants are
required 90 appear to said action.
GEORGE w. EAAB clerk
By CHARLES o. EAAE. Deputy.
T. j.. LEWIS MEl Err.
ATTY Tor Phintin,. 6132o
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FOR SAIL

Modern house in Cushings addition
with small barn. 50 600 VIII sell on
payments
Modern house Indiana av $500.
Modern house. Michigan av.. 5000.
Modern bungalow. 5000 Will sell on
payments
W. n. McHENRN.
lis $ Main St
Home phone 5733. Bell 900.
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90 READY MONET II %
% THE NORRIS PLAN coMrANY ~
90 BUSINESS Leaning Money. -
90 RATE per cent per aunum tno o
90 morel %
90 ThinA OF this-less tina per %
oo pei month
90 AMOJ NTs From $500 10 $50 or
90 TIMEt From d months 60 1 year. 90
90 SECURITY Your PERSONAL "a
90 Ll siglcd note. %
90 BASIS OF CREDIT IHARAC- %
90 PAYMENTS? Weekiy. semi -
90 monthly or monthly. %
o. FLNCTIONT To relieve snau %
90 borrower II excessive interest o.
% sERVffSEs over coo SATISFIED Dor .
90 LOCATION7 POI :. Main street. oc
90 lOpp. Postonice) -
90 HOURS a IA 10 3 o. m Ga
90 Monday y a. M. 90 . y. m. SAT- 90
oo urdays a. M. 10 >. an. o.
~ PHONES Bell 81 Home 6l9s %
20 Borrow from US--"s save you %
90 money. %
90 THE MORRIS PLAN COMPANY Oo
90 Oh SOUTH BEND o.
R0oOooOOO0O0OOO0ouOf o0OO 0ooo0oOGo0ooo
NsOOOOOOOOOOO 10000 10000 100000 oOOo0oe
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REAL ESTATE Loans.

1000 TO $4,000 TO LOAN on improved
city real estate Must be first class
security. WhitcOmb and Keller, Jefer-
son bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

REMOVAL NOTICE-The Wickizer- Bon
duuut Co. L. T. Bondurant. Sec'y
have removed their Offices To- the Farm
ers' Trust Bldg. 1882 Home phone
22S2 Bell CPS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

FOR SALE-Uprigbt piano. golden oak
case; cheap for cash. One player good
as new including about 30 rolls One up
right dark oak case One baby. grand.
Martin r Pane los :. Mich. St Second
floor Both phones 2224
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SOTHIA TOUOE SHE

Cause 40. 1000
BE 10 known thar the above named
plaintiff has Med in the Office ~ the
Clerk Of said Court his complaint against
said defendant in the above cause to-
gether with @ proper affidavit that said
defendant Sophia Fudor Sule Is not n
resident of the state ~ Indiana
Said defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand FOR trial on the
2Hd dav ~ June 1915 rhe same being
he 2gtn day ~ the next term ~ said
Court TO commence at the city ~ South
Bend ON the LIST Monday in MAY next
on which DAY said defendant is required
To- appear 20 said action
By CHARLES J. RAAE Deputy.
GEORGE ~ RAAB. Clerk.
LOUIS J. GOTTLIEB
ATTY FOR Plaintiff. ~ 20
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

FOR SALE Pass. Ford. newly painted
and overhauled ( new tires. extra
tires. . extra inner tubes. all tools. every
thing Al Cash $50 Address, Box
Il -334 care News-Times
FOR SAIE-Electric coupe. recently
painted. new battery. good tires. Com
plete charging outfit. All in good cOndi-
ton and in service DOW. Apply to
Chauffeur rear 9O3 T.. Jefferson blvd.
Bell phone 20.
OVERLAND USED CAR DEPARTMENT
1916 siX-cylinder. seven passeng ger
Studebaker. run less than twelve hundred
miles. Ii will pay any one interested TO
call for particulars.
THE OVERLAND SOUTH BEND CO,
232 y Michigan St. south Bend, Ind.
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AUCTION SALES AND AUcrIoNEEEs

Big auction Saturday at the Farmers
feed barn, . y. m. Wagons buggies,
furniture. j. A. Hartman. Auctioueer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

WE HAVE IT. WHAT?

S Money TO loan on HOUSEHOLD S
s. GOODS. PIANOS. TEAMS. WAC s.
5 ONS. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. :,
- ETC You can repay us iu either IS
= sIna ] weekly or monthly payments S
- with the option or paying 10 AN If -
IS at any time should You SO desire. -
= Liberal rebate on all accounts paid IS
= before due s.
s. WATCH AND DIAMOND LOANS IS
- A SPECIALITY =,
s. If you are I'm need II money and $
s. cannot come 10 our office write 8.
s. or phone us and we Will call on s.
81 you. 3,
$ Loans made ia all parts of ST. :,
s. Oseph county -
= SOUTH BEND CREDIT co IS,
= Home 11I4 129 +. jefferson Blvd &;
$ =
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Tq)MOBIILIE
BARGAINS

Owing to the shortage of
freight equipment it has been
necessary to ship automobiles
in narrow door freight cars. I'm
der these conditions several have
become slightly scratched in un-
loading. These am prepared
10 sacrifice for immediate sale
within the next few days.
Here is your opportunity to Sc
cure a brand new automobile at
a considerable reduction.
have only a few of these
so come early and get yours.
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NAMES you OUGHT TO KNow.

fashionable dressma king al 49, y.
Main 81. Bell phone 2TG7.
The Little shop Around the Corner -
at luS Nistula av.. Just off Michigan 81
SCREEN DOORS and vfndovrs sLl--,1-I
De ordered now. We make an kinds
ana those that last and fit We revire
and repair all screens and sell screen
wire Miller Sash and Screen factory.
ol6 Portage av. Home phone 2O32
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

FOR SALE-Early Rose seed potatoes.
Bell 9573 Home 1894
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Experienced shirt fiuisher.
Apply In person. de- not telephone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

FOR RENTER acres. sIx-room house
and barn; two miles northeast Of
Mishawaka Hastings Bell phone 2ll;
Home 644O. Office open evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-20

FOR Nine-room house. modern,
with bath. gas. electricity and fur
mace. five blocks from courthouse. Home
phone $3.50: Bell 1912
The Ordway new era., 1916-09-01

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few. His drawings for the most part
are drawn in faint lines. like airs
played Upon muted strings, and while
certain instructed amateurs see the
charm in them and the sensitive feel
Ing of life such amateurs are few and
do not dominate the actual art world
as II is. When such an artist. who is
subtle whea realistic. throws subjects
to the wind and becomes musical in
color It seems to me his audience
must still further diminish. To n
sincere artist, however. n small au-
dlence is not the tragedy that il is TO
a charlatan.
/ was thinking somewhat o. this IN
the lamanaka exhibition of color
prints because the foreword Of that
exhibition contained some pregnant
sentences of old Hokusai, the master.
Quoting from memory they were
something like this. ut 20 | shah
know somethinc about art, bat a; 90
| shall know more. ~ 100 | shall
be excellent. hut at Ito ! shall bc
sublime. ! shall bc able 70 reduce HE
to a s!ne.e tone, . single line, Let
no man mock at these words
No man will, ! think. any more
than he will mock at Mr.. WalkO-
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car runs ovst GOA. I'll" 49,. -. result
h, eomo;hiH. like ;I.-:
"lusp.ctor - rcpug;. tia, ear G2>
IN charG" Of Conductor $50 and
operated Icy M";prmln 80. |naN".llug
$ miles an boar. struck avn ran
over a mIn az Fourth a,,ul, ard So
tc-uth street "a; 81, =. u p.~"iti-
lion of V.,tm, a-o. .. '"i-h'. e 'cri
inches; w"i-dt. 10. pounds. The mdn
carried - lodge oarl ~" I6I
Figures arc ways ~si,ahiu-. To-
Instance. February 80. luis !, December
- aNd again 1872. 1916. 1850. Yru Az
81 years Old on Jane =. 1915. You w,r,
married "n september 10. l'li.
Waiter ~ hr.r-s y"u N,', dinner
aad tho IA, j. 500. A. ll'' .h,tir.
vou -, in .tiir II and "a" certain
rises Al N:1I. You ioaru h"mr ai !.
o',lo,E. drink : Glass a. Wjt'r a3,
-, - bed a N''"p \ huurs "ud r.-.
al $50
Mld 80 oH almost without tm,i NuJl
bir;n certificate Is No. 3ia1N. NDur
marriage certificate Is No. >.li"t, \nl
n the end your death certificate VII,
be No. 614jSl9.
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street car routes. but many cities have.
Go to any ono Of tlc." cities and ask
2 policeman how to reach First ave-
nue. and Twenty-s.Xth street. lie Will
tell YOU to walk down Third street 10
Ninth avenue" and take car -.
The Importance "t numbers outside
Of their arithmct:cal value = very
often lost -sht If, Nou live a. -
West Twelfth street q Apartment Il.
hat address il IN the TWcntr-'i';h
Assembly district. the Ninth election
district and the Tenth Congressional
district. Your poStman Is No. u, on
route 80. You are voter oo'. ~ ~onc
other number.
II hur%iar d,stu:hs YOU I"u cal
M Precinct ~ and Polio, man Is comes
- The rescue, II the burglar j. caught
and scnt To- Sing S!n- h. hc'umtr No.
80. Your automobile s NJ, G>.1i.
Your 'ifc Insurance policy X 2>it1I.
Your to. cph"nc = chelsea itio. Vow
dog license j. NIL Even the keys
in your pocket are nvmhered. thoI-h
you may go know what the numbers
mean
No matter What happens numbers
must play Their part. Suppose a stree
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Portrait of Mrs. Kenneth Carr, by William M. Chase.
In the portrait exhibition in the Ralston Galleries.

this connection It is sufficient to re-
call that some critics thought Hoo
garth low and that Horace Wal
pole thought Goldsmith's she Stops
to Conquer" decidedly low" Errors
OF judgment Of that kind are laugh
Able after they have passed, and tho
error in regard TO Hokusai has quite
passed. All of his most famous plates
are included in the present exhibition.
There is the celebrated Full series,
among which are the big Waves"
one Of the most famous interpreta-
lions OF the sea in storm. II the
sBright and Clear on Full" in which
lhe mountain is a tremendous and
unadorned pyramid with an arrange
nent of highly conventionalized fleecy
clouds across the sky at the back.
The h~alf-dozen panels called the
sShisa- Sha -Skinkyo" series contains
some Of the artists loveliest work.
The waterfall dcscends IN one of these
panels IN almost straight lines. but
the variations of color give the effect
Of water with a power in excess or
realism. for II Is as though We We're
called face to face with something
In nature that we know to be nature,
although never before discovered. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

withstanding the fact that tho h,tAe
culture of Japan il borrowed We Gan
not prize IL too highly. China mas
been the repository Of much Of tho ar.
and learning OF the East. In LAM,
We find copies of works o: ~ n.
winch the originals have disappeared
and customs surviving from earl,
dynastice of which only impersoc.
records remain elsewhere.
at i. necessary for practical reason
IL set limits upon our collections
Architecture. 80 far as actual. prac,.
cal structures are concerned can T..
displayed best pictorinlly. aud .mpl.
ments of industry can l." studied q,
most advantage III u technical ar in
dIs;rial museum. Ilcnc" We hay
cL'"u ,ustum" with all that u imnl,o.
~ tn" e ntral theme 80 our cNh.hi,s
"bnc ur tho first steps I'm ,,rry scr
review tn, sources OF iufurma,io,
N"ry liIt," has been printed c%ouc,rnlr,
Jumuucs' %"us'ur" ~ Euruu",u lam
g1accS: so lii,lo II Fac tIH il. .
i"ssiblc cur IN" ~ mention 'h, nd
v,diai pull cations m arj.l. Lv =
Condor ~ the meth l|ul'uH' % ~
Transactions of the A.lali' Suc,.v ..
japan. another Icy y T-tidl u' 81,
ri.ui Costumes "f the Tx % timer
Museum ~ ;hc uiu''ocHth y"iIu" of %.
Int"rnat.nuIlcs ArchiN fa,r Iahnne.
rnphi,. aud , slur' 10 rrr 'j.n of IRE
.nt dag d.Vss IA Th.u-- Japanese I,
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II the ability to add figures ac-
curatcly is fading with tho advent of
mechanical devices the ability To re-
member them as Identities is certainly
In tho ascendent.
Stop almost any New York business
man and say 10 him:
III Broadway"
In an instant he will tell You what
il Is and where Il Is. Or say 200
Broadway or ll5 Broadway or I Broad
way. and the reply will conn as
quickly.
On the other hand. go down to Waco,
Tex. or up to Tacoma, Wash. and say
to the first passerby;
""G Broadway"
1t is like the sign i~anguase 20 The
deaf.
There is no o,hcr class of people
who think in numbers as do the tele-
phone operators. Ask amy on" of hem
otfland what Cortland 5000 j. or
what Hickman ZOO is. or. To take
q number Of more confused makeup.
ask who will reply to MURRAY III
1890. and the answe will come back
quick as q flash: Hotel Biltnore."
New York has not yet numbered its
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20
THE OF numerals! on

THE romance Of numerals! one
might say the cubism Of litera-
ture. the arithmetic Of life. The
brides bouquet is measured by nu-
merals first and sentiment last: the
same Is true of the death wreath. the
birthday flowers.
Numerals are at once the tragedy
and the comedy in every life.
The president of one of New York's
biggest department stores. a store
where the highest class Of help is en-
ployed. said the other dag that it was
Lard 10 find a man or woman who
could add up IA column Of figures.
That's why we use adding ma
chimes said he. And yet when I was
a young man all Of the columns Of
figures We're added up by hand, as il
We're, and there never was n mistake"
But 10 Tool; AZ the other side Of it.
Go into any of New Works big build
iags. the Wooiworth building. for in
stance. and ask the elevator starter:
John Jones'
Room 351.," he replies almost be-
fore the words are out OF our mouth.
Take No. 8 right here. Floor thirty.
five
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conventions OF lIokusai have con-
tinually this thrill. and especially for
artists. The moon in No. 30 Is an
instance. The clouds around the moon
are drawn so simply. form such a
lovely pattern and seem so extraordi-
narily true hat one IL tempted to
explain Uokusat's cusy success as n
miracle, were il not 50 often repeated
and in so many directions.
what one picks up in the course
OF years by contact with the world
must In time incrust itself on ones
personality. II stamps a man with
the mark " his time. Yet. 1t is after
all only II dress put IN a mans W
nature. But If there lie a personality
ut the core then +; will mould the
dress to its own forms and show its
humanity beneath It,"
The above, which is cullcd from the
foreword Of the Walkowitz exhibition
In the Photo-SecessiOn Gallery and has
been written by the artist. will be sub
scribed to by most everybody. II Is
In fact Schopcnhaucrian.
But not all who subscribe to what
Mr., walkowitz writes will subscribe
to what lie draws and paints. or at
least 70 what he chooses To exhibit
at the present time. The work is
too abstract, too remote. from present
day streams of thought to gather any
large audience. The abstract is
preached as n doctrine 10y many paint
ers successfully, who. however, replace
realism with something sensuous.
Colors may carcss the eye as har-
monious tones the EAR. but Walkowitz
abstracts all hat Is physical into an
intellectual brew that becomes at times
dangerously thin.
at his best Cor rather. at his most
%acceptcd) he Is subtle and for the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

Tho ,ut,,;c ui,, h.ve a, opnoriuui,y
>. v,a,.,h. n,o,,r,. .. n, ,n,, ioucI no
,t,.,. utr ha -, ,,,,. a, ,h, iihr,rv
- ~ =, ..,n ,,, 1,,. -,
.usa.s. "a. liz
'""''o"' .n,"a - Nm,s,,
.nor"e' r.eu D,n
"'e'"e', ius"' "''s.a"
sea.i'' W, te'''.."' o,"'V"
M",iarh r'i'Ic' w. J. :" H'"''''""S
i-ari "te'Soh ''o"'o'u' "!H' '"W'''"'
!. u. faZe'ton' 'e'rsc h'"Ne' '''.''
u. IiuSted. franclF u i''hh'''' '"H
Pehe an b"iS. FREDERICK DOT N''''''
Mrs. Bennett ana Af'huf D. ''Ih'r'
u, ..
III '"e an "u"T'"o ,,'
u. INV 7 ~ So,
ihi'i''r! pict"''s y. ''""
.o"'' wv '" w"m" VIZ i,"''' ~
',"S'''r,'n9 ',
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Wits simpliiications. hut 7 could not
resist replying to Old IIokusai. sub
iime you will hc. bu, where will your
sublime audience he found? So ex-
allied. AZ perfect an expression OF life
that it can bc resolved into one line.
viii be seen. will be felt only by your
equals who have reached 10"
Heaven knows, but few Of us SUR
vive to that age!
The Ralston Galleries have ar
ranged an exhibition of recent por.
traits b. a group OF artists al. OF
whom are well known. William NJ.
Chase, who is practically the dean of
our portraitists. contributes Mrs.
Kenneth Carr which is a character
istic work with much lively intcres,
in textures. .Alber, Herter las painted
the celebrated beauty Miss Marjorie
Curtis. Irving Il. Wiles il repre-
scented by a portrait Of Mrs. Arthur
White sullivan. and Nine. \. Leniquo
de Franchcville in addition to the por.
trait of Mrs. Edward Concklin, re-
Gently reproduced in THE SUN. sends
an interesting likeness OF Mrs. F.
Esslcr.
+. Luis Mora has painted his wife
in a black gown against blacks and
sidney j.. Dickinson exhibits the self
portrait that had so much success in
the Winter Academy.
The galleries OF Henry Reinhardt
are showing a collection of portraits
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THE exhibition of old japanese
color prints in the Yamanaka
Galleries ia one that students

THE exhibition of old japanese
color prints in the Yamanaka
Galleries IL one that students
should not miss. 1t is devoted
chiefly to tile work OF IIokusai and
his followers. but there are also q
few rare examples by utamaro, Togo
kuni, Toyohiro and others.
Such exhibitions OF japanese prints
are becoming infrequent. STU tents Of
generation ago had advantages In
this respect over those Of to-day. for
excellent collections were continually
on view, and the prices were so low
that good prints were not even an
extravagant investment for the STU
dents themselves. There seemed TO be
such oceans OF Japanese color prints
in existence in those days that II
seemed that the supply was mex
haustible. But a noted Japanese art
expert now travelling in this country
said the other evening In . lecture.
with a note Of sadness in his voice,
that Americans had discovered the
high value OF the prints before II be.
came apparent to tho Japanese them
selves and that the best collections
Of them were now here.
With the high prices came. as was
: have been expected. spurious
prints. The many reprints that have
been made. printed in cheap aniline
colors and totally lacking in the
sense Of touch that distinguishes the
autograph Impressions, worked seri-
Gus injury TO the prestige Of japanese
prints with the general public. II
Ia a matter Of serious regret, there
fore. that New York does not boas,
a large public collection OF the au.
thentic impressions.
Hokusai Is the particular mas.ei
that westerners appreciated in ad'
vance Of the japanese, who thought
him until recently rather 'iow." II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

Ernest Thompson Seton Mas an Al
gonquin chief and was attlred in buck
skins and feathers made for him by
his friends among the Sioux Indians
Of Pine Ridge, :, u, AZ might he
expected. this warriors makeup was
perfect: even the fetching Seton
mustache had been effectively con-
ccaled In copper paint.
Mr.. Seton takes an important part
in the affairs af the W0odcrnft League,
az which lo j. the founder. in fa't his
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down from sherry to III. Old cana,
street pond on a bitter n.eht N the
winter Of lI>1 Mann e~orgeuus,E
costumcd CHARACTERS Stepped ont from
the pages ut history To take Part IN
such a shat,n@ carnival as SNat,nI
mai Sew York. has 10, seen tbs sod
ON.
\ d.r.h,l,y "u, of season cri,r' vas
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esiinG feature II the scene vas IA,
fact that the role ri Alexander Hami,-
ton Was taken Icy his direct descend
ant, Alexander Hamilton. lr. George
de- u. Green vas AARON Eulr and the
seconds Mere Sidney he Nay and
Lieut. Emmett.
The 'nst spectacle was a snectac'c
iuu'"d. Ia. spectators We're vii -hed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

ting. Carolyn Van Cortlanil made =
charming bride with dcmurcly lowered
eyes, while she timidly clu,clpd the
strong arm Of the bridegroom, Schuy-
Ter Warren, .lr, Robert ~lIoglct ~
Domino i:ugurdus made" u Identified
and imposing master NJ ceremonies.
TIL" Hamilton Burr due anne
flLlrlh M lhu ~nlngrNnnln. An ,mior-
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II HE Genes from the early history
OF New York which We're pre-
scented at Father Knicker-
bocker's ball at Sherry's last
Tuesday evening We're noteworthy not
MY h""au-" they were picturesque
n themselves bat also because they
we're Historically accurate. The enter
'ainnient was given for the benefit nj
he city History t'uu.
IN" mr. Scene showed tho purchase
ManhrtHu ! Band rtum H." Indians
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Under the auspices Il the Nut, )
Arts cub Their. will ov ..ll a pub,.'
auction on Saturday evening. Fchru-
AIRY -. at III. Nutley Free rubIr
Library of the works of Nuiley artists
donated 10y them for the hencii, of tn"
Arthur lloehcv Memorial.
y e proceeds of tn" auction VIII ice
used IN purchasing Il representative
painting II the late Arthur i~iochcr's
which viii J." hung in the Free pu'n -
Library ah'ro 4 specially designed
SCI Of b"oH>ll.lV"s. tn" latter con-
tanning only books ON art. The w.ln'"
to be called Arthur INpohcr Mem rial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

The galleries OF Henry Reinhardt
are showing a collection Of portraits
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-31
MONDAY
SALT LAKE MAN HERE

Geo. Ramsey of Salt Lake City. Utah
is here visiting at the home of his
aunt Mrs. L. L. Lambuth. He will be
here several weeks.
DATE OF MEETING CHANGED
The date Of the meeting Of the mem
bers OF the Federal Farm Loan board
In Denver. which was announced for
Friday. September Is. has been
changed to Saturday. September 16.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS FELL.
Miss Theo Emmerson left satur-
day afternoon for CoaldaIe in the west
ern part Of the county where she will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell and fam
ily at their ranch for few days.
WILL REelDE ON LINCOLN PAnk
Nr. and Mrs. J. e. Biddle, who came
here rssently from San Aufs Tonas.