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Evening star., 1917-03-03
CARRIED OUT HIS THREAT
TO ADMINISTER DRUBBING
Representative Gallivan Lines Up
City Democrats to Defeat
Judgeship Bill.

An interesting bit of House politics
Gallivan of Massachusetts, carried out
his threat to give the southern dry"
democrats good licking by lining up
enough city democrats to defeat the pet
measure of the southerners, a federal
judgeship retirement bill, under the
terms Of which several members of this
Congress might have been appointed
federal judges for life, or until seventy
years of age.
The federal judgeship bill, already
passed by the Senate. was rushed in by
the "wets" few days ago as a part of
the filibustering tactics designed to de-
lay the passage of the District dry"
bill. At that time the dry" element,
including Representative Webb of
North Carolina, chairman of the judici-
ary committee in charge of the bill, re-
fused to allow the special rule to be
adopted.
BY that action. it is possible that
Representative Webb voted to make
the District dry" at the cost of a
judgeship for himself. for it is COM
mon talk at the Capitol that Represent
ative Webb was being considered IA
vorably for the post now occupied by
Judge Boyd. who would be retired un-
der this judgeship bill
Representative Gallivan of Massachu-
setts took charge of the maneuvers to
defeat the judgeship bill. He began
lining up the wet" city democrats last
night and to Offset him Postmaster
General Burleson went to the Capitol
and lobbied almost without ceasing in
an effort to prevent a break in the
ranks Of the democrats.
The threat of the wet" city demo-
Gratis, however. was made good. The
judgeship bill was defeated in a roll
call vote, 202 to 1872
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Lightning Changes

The morn was fair: the balmy
air suggested May or June; | took
my way downtown that day to
buy myself prune My wife ex-
claimed, The climate famed for
sudden shifts and tricks; you'd d
better don your ulster, John" l
sternly answered, mix! The skies
are blue, the winters through, the
spring has come to stay; the Joy
Gus wrens and setting hens send
up their roundelay.' In spring
attire | took my Tyre and paced
the village street. and chirped and
smiled like wayward child, and
danced on buoyant feet. Then
from the north blast came forth
that smote me thigh and hip, and
since that morn my frames been
torn by fourteen kinds of grip. SO
many twists, so many grists of
climate here are sprung, | wonder
why all men don't die while they
are fresh and young. No man
can say, at break of day, Just
what that day will bring; A5ft
winds may blow, there may be
snow, we may have fall or spring.
And so we strive to keep alive by
taking pills and dope, and strain
pur gaze for better days, for
while there's lie there's hope.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Accidents on the Street.

A taxicab operated by Joseph Ruppall
of 231 C street northeast skidded and
turned over on California street be-
tween Connecticut avenue and Phelps
place this morning. The car was much
damaged and the operator slightly
injured. He refused hospital treatment
An automobile owned by Miss Nellie
Sweet Of 1855 Calvert street northwest
skidded this morning and ran into a
tree box a 18th and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. The tree and car were
slightly damaged
w. ]. Edelberg of 713 c street north
east was struck by an eastbound Cap
ital Traction Company car at 9Th and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest yes
terday afternoon and injured about the
legs. He refused hospital treatment
Evening star., 1917-03-03
TO HONOR NATIONAL OFFICER.
Ladies Auxiliary of Hibernians to
Entertain Mrs. McWhorter.

Extensive preparations have been
made by the members of. the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians for the entertainment of Mrs.
Mary F. McWhorter of Chicago. ma
tional president of the order, who comes
to Washington Thursday.
Mrs. McWhorter will be rendered a
banquet at the New Ebbitt at pm. on
Thursday. when the toastmistress will
be Miss Margaret L. Brosnahan. Dis
trict president. Those responding to
toasts will be Miss Julia Collins, Our
Order; Mrs. NJ. T. O'Leary. "Our Ma
tional President" and Mrs. Mary F..
McWhorter, "Hibernianism."
The banquet will be followed by an
entertainment and reception in the crys-
tai room of the hotel to which hun
dreds of invitations have been issued.
Addresses will be made by Very Rev.
George A. Dougherty, vice rector of the
Catholic University of America, and
Rev Lewis ]. OHern, C. S. p, and
musical numbers will be rendered dur
ing the evening by Miss Whalen, Miss
Howe and Maurice Fitzgerald.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Booth to Benefit Suffrage.

Miss N Louvisa White. who repre-
sents the District of Columbia on the
general finance committee of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation, is arranging a booth for the
benefit of that committee. in conjunc-
ton with the mi-Careme bazaar to be
held at the national suffrage headquar-
ters, 1926 Rhode Island avenue, March
Is. 16 and II. The following will as
sist Miss White: Mrs. Fred Dubois,
Mrs. Ernest Bicknell, Mrs. Ida Hustled
Harper, Mrs Poindexter and her visit
ing niece. Miss Rutter; Miss Janet
Richards. Mrs. II. c. Newcomer. Mrs.
b. W. Holman, Mrs. E. r. Harvey, Mrs.
Edward Clark. Mrs. William P. Bor-
land, Miss Eliza Lord, Mrs Brayton
Ransom, Miss Alice Williams, Mrs
Eugene Pomcroy, Mrs. Fred bennett,
Miss Alice Jenkins Miss Dorothy Dem
nett and Miss Louise Lowell.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
GUARDSMEN ENTERTAINED.
Phi Alpha Delta Has Members Who
Went to Border as Guests.

Members of the Phi Alpha Delta fra
ternity of Georgetown University Law
School, who were in District militia
units which just returned from the
border, were given a smoker last night
by the Taft Chapter at the chapter
house, 1914 18th street. The men
planned fine entertainment of an
original character.
There were popular songs by E. Gar
den, F. Goebel, H. Knopp. C. c. Martin
and B. C Jarboe and f1ve-round boxing
exhibition by Luke Grinder and Patsy
Donovan. John NJ. Derwin talked to
the men on prohibition in the District.
relay race between members or the
chapter and visitors concluded the en-
tertainment program. A buffet supper
was served.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
ASSAULTED AND ROBBED.
W. ]. Carroll Loses So to Footpad.
Thefts Reported

W. ]. Carroll of Fort Myer, Va, last
night about 1880 o'clock was assaulted
and robbed of SO by an unidentified
white man. Carroll told the police that
he was walking through Temperance
Hall alley, near 9Th and D streets,
when he was dealt blow from behind
knocked down and his money was
taken.
Mary Maloy. 1904 Virginia avenue
southwest. has asked the police to re-
cover a diamond ring which was taken
from her bureau drawer recently.
Other robberies have been reported
as follows: Clifford Clark, Howard Uni
versity, shoes and socks: Michael
Lewis. 1901 AZ street southwest, shoes
from show window; Arthur ]. Dett-
mers, 2519 Wisconsin avenue silver
souvenir spoon: Cornelius Balderson.
125 . street. rope; c. w. Powers, 3102
11th street. bicycle.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Steamer Wakefield Brought to City

AFTER many delays the steamer Wake
heid OF the Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company service has been
launched from the marine railway at
the Alexander shipyard and was yes-
terday brought to this city and docked
at the pier of her owners. About five
months ago the Wakefield was hauled
out at Alexandria to have her hull re-
ouilt A month ago she was pronounced
completed. but the freezing weather
game and kept her from being launched.
monday last she was started overheard.
out before she was completely launch
e. II was found she was leaking. and
sic was again hauled out Yesterday
sic was finally put into the water She
viii now be painted and ref1tted and
made ready to take up service on the
river in a few weeks
Evening star., 1917-03-03
HITS ALASKA JUNKET
Controller Holds Congress Must
Specifically Appropriate for Trim

senators and representatives cannot
take an Alaskan junket and charge the
cost against the appropriation for the
construction and operation of railroads
In Alaska" However much thew NAV
desire to make the trip, and however de-
sirable it may be that they do so. II is
up 10 congress to provide specifically for
such purpose. -'
Ihe secretary of the Interior considered
~ most advisable that members of the
tees of both houses of Congress- should
WISH Alaska and look over the railroad
work being done there. The controller
OF the Treasury. W. W. Warwick, ruled
uat the matter is one which propeely
there Is no authority for using the an
preparation for such travel expenes.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
TABLEAUX ARE REPEATED.
"The Continental Congress Given
by Interior Department Employees.

THE Continental Congress-" a patri-
otic demonstration in the form of
tableaux. which was presented at the
Casino Theater Thursday night by en-
ployes of the Department of the In
terror. was repeated there last night,
and additional performances will be
given this afternoon and tonight. A
large and fashionable audience was
present last night.
Sunday afternoon the Carlisle Indian
Band will give sacred concert at the
Casino. in connection with the patri-
otic demonstration.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Big Realty Deal in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 3.-The Standard
Oil Company of Indiana has purchased
the Karpen building in the downtown
section here and the leasehold interest
as well as the fee simple of the ground
on which it stands for $3.5o0.000.
The building, which is twelve-story
freproof structure. occupying ground
pied as the permanent home of the
company. which is said to have expert
enced difficulties in securing sufficient
space in other buildings. The purchase
price is said to be the largest single
realty transaction in the history of Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Col. Thompson to Dine Farmers.

Col Robert NJ. Thompson is to be host
at the annual farmers dinner tonight
at the Riding and Hunt Club, ed and
p streets. The affair is an annual one
when farmers are guests of honor of
the hunt committee of the club. 1t is
given in appreciation OF the = farmers rs
use their properties. Covers are to be
laid for ffty-fve guests. There is to
be a musical entertainment In connec-
tion with the dinner.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Arrested on Blackmail Charge.

Charles b. Lynch. twenty-five years
old, newspaper reported. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Grant
and Armstrong and charged with black
mail. He was arrested on complaint
of ]. II. Weaver. proprietor of the Ok
ford Hotel 1t is charged that Lynch
demanded money from the hotel pro-
prietor in connection with newspaper
work. The defendant gave his address
rs 1890 18th street.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Rise in Price of Corned Beef Hash.

Corned beef hash, quick lunch classic,
has joined in the price ascension. and
is now quoted at Is cents.
The reason given confirms the plants
often sounded by patrons of the lunch
rooms that meat is negligible quantity
in the hash, for the explanation is
that. while corned beef remains the
same, the price of that other ingredient,
potatoes, has gone UP.
Prunes are selling at the same old
price
Evening star., 1917-03-03
D. c. FISCAL INQUIRY
GETS LEASE OF LIFE
House Makes Provision for Continu-
ing Work by District
Committee.

In the early hours of this morning,
with the House tired and without a
quorum present, Representative Lloyd
of Missouri managed to slip into the
deficiency appropriation bill a para
graph permitting the so-called "in-
vestigation' under the auspices of the
District committee of the House to be
continued beyond the life of the present
Congress. The amendment carries an
appropriation of $500 for the employ
ment Of an accountant. The work to
be done is a further examination of
the accounts of the United States and
the District of Columbia.
Especial Rule Not Needed.
The successful attempt this morning
of New York had blocked an attempt
to adopt a resolution embodying the
same authority presented yesterday at
noon.
Representative Johnson of Kentucky
was in the chair when Representative
Lloyd of Missouri offered the amend
ment. Representative Mann pointed
out that there was not a quorum pres
ent, that the rules committee was not
present either However, representa-
tive johnson had arranged for spe-
cial report from the committee on rules
making the amendment in order, but
was not called upon to use it. The
amendment was agreed to.
Provisions of Amendment.
1t provides that the members of the
District committee, who are members
OF the 65th Congress- "or a subcom-
mittee thereof to be appointed by the
present chairman" are authorized to
continue the investigation into the
accounts between the United States
and the District of Columbia, and to
expend $500 out of the contingent
fund of the House. The investigation
will therefore be continued regardless
of who organizes the next House OF
Representatives, or who is chairman
Of the committee. provided the item is
retained by the Senate.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
CITY ITEMS.
Gold Medal Oats. 7hc. Gold Medal

Gold Medal Oats. nc; Gold Medal
Wheat Food, 121ac; lbs. Evap. Peach
es. Csc; bots. Vanilla or Lemon, 25c;
Macaroni or Spaghetti. 71ac; lbs. Buck
wheat. 22c; N. o. Molasses. 15c; II lbs.
Meal, 35c; Fish Roe, 15c; large cans
Asparagus, 15c; Peanut Butter, 12c;
lbs. Head Rice, Csc: Sugar Waters,
22c; lbs. Prunes. Csc; Wagner's Cat
sup. 10c; Perfection Tea. 49c. 926 Pa.
ave. and all the J. T. D. Pyles Stores.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
ANUSEMENTS.
z. II. c. 4. .e
MEMS MEETING.
.POLPS THEATER,
Sunday, $3.50 PM.
Address BY
FRED B. SMITH
Subject, "Moral Crafters"
MUSIC BIZ
THE NATIONAL QUARTET.
THE z. II. G. A. ORCHESTRA.
Door Opeu 3 p.m,
Special Film Features
Masonic Auditorium.
TONTGHT-NORMAT TAI.MADGE, in
"'FIFTY-FIFTY." Triangle.

I Masonic Auditorium.
I TONIGHT-NORMA TAIMADGE, in
I 'FIFTY-FIFTY." Triangle.
! washinetop-Resent, 18th aua q.
fToDAY-HoUsE PETERS and Myrtle
l sTEDMAN. in THE HAPPINESS OF
/ THREE WOMEN" Also Col. Hseza LIAR.
iTODAY-"THE YELLOW PAWN" Superb
/ and Powerful Drama. Also COMEDY.
! Circle. 210s Pa. Ave. Ph. w. s53.
| oMoRROW-cHARLIE CHAPLIN. in
! EASY STREET"
+! Truxton. Florida Ave. 4 n. Cap.
iToDAYmMME. OLGA PETRovA. in ''TH
I TIGREss."
/: Olympic. I4s1 U St. NV.
I fTODAY-MARY PICKF0RD, In THE
I PRIDE OF THE CLAN"
GfHrf snt IN Psi Ms
TRIuMPH." Also LASS OF THE LuM-
ToMoRRow-THEpA BARA. in HER
! Lyric. 18th and Irving SITS. NV.
TODAY-MARY MASH. in ARMS AND
THE WOMAN" Gold Rooster Play. in 8,
I
/; gotten. Also PATHE NEWS. NO. 1e.
| Penn Gardens. Pa. Ave. at 2lst St.
?TODAY-GLADYs CoBURN. in THE
; PRIMITIVE CALL" Also Comedy.
Liberty, North Capitol and p Sta.
iTODAY-GAIL KANE and CARLYLE
BLACKWELL. in ''On Dangerous Ground"
Leader. 5o7 9th st. NV.
1 TODAY-wALLACE REID and CLEO RIDG-
I LEY. in THE GOLDEN FETTER."
Home, 1850 c 81. NE.
TODAY-BLANCHE SWEET, in PUBLIC
OPINION" Paramount.
Empire Theater. aII II st. NE
TODAY-wILLIAM RUSSELL. in THE
1 MAN WHO WOULD NOT DE- Also
CUB COMEDY WITH JERRY.
Crandalps Thenter. 9th and e SITS.
4 TODAY-JUNE CAPRICE, in "A CHILD OF
THE wILDS." Charming story.
Crandnll's Savoy. I4th and Col. Rd.
TODAY-owEN MOORE and IRENE FEN
WICK. in "A GIRL LIKE THAT"
TOMORROW-MAT-3 3 P.M.-LILIIAN GISH
in THE HOUSE BUILT UPON SAND"
Crandalps Apollo. s:4 H st. NE.
MARRYING MONEY"
TOMORROW-MAT. Pm. = BLANCHE
z SWEET. in THE EVIL EYE"
CrandalI's Ave. Grand. s4s Pm. Av.s.E.
TODAY-THEDA BARA, in THE OAR
LING OF PARIS
ToMORROw-MAT. 3 PM-ALIcE BRA
DY, in THE HUNGRY HEART"
New stanton. sth and C SITS. NE.
T0DAY-MAT. P.M.-DOUBLE SHOW.
VIOLA DANA. in THE GATES or
EDEN.'' The Great Secret" Episode 8.
=
Evening star., 1917-03-03
SAYS CITY Of SHANGHAI
IS THE NEW YORK OF ASIA
DR.. Joseph Beech Describes Trip
From San Francisco to Bor-
der of Tibet.

From San Francisco to Shanghai, stop
ping en- route for look at Nagasaki,
and from Shanghai up the great River
Yangtse to Chung-king. from there over
land to Chengtu. the capital of the great
province of Szechuan, and thence up to
the border of Tibet, 1.-The roof of the
world" where view was had of the
Himalayas and Mount Everest, and then
back home again, was the itinerary of
the National Geographic audiences at the
New Masonic Auditorium yesterday.
They took this trip with the lecturer.
DR.. Joseph Beech, president of the West
China Union University.
Melting Pot for All Nations.
Shanghai, DR.. Beech says, is the
| melting pot for all the nations of the
world and the New York of Asia From
this great city up the Yangtse it is
1900 miles to the head of navigation,
the city of Chung-king. which has pop
ulation of a million. Chengtu. where is
located the university of which the lee
turer is the chief executive, is 800 miles
overland, and itself a place of no mean
pretentions. for it is the capital of the
state Of Szechuan-a state with popu-
large as the state of Texas.
In Szechuan everything is carried on
mems backs, and the only wheeled We
hicle is the wheelbarrow. Transports
tion of passengers is accomplish ed
with the sedan chair. and two coolies
will carry a man fifty miles day. In
tensive agriculture solves the problem
of feeding this great population. which
the lecturer said is only exceeded in
density by the county of London or
Kings and Queens in New York. Every
bit of ground is made to produce it's
quota of crops, and one of the wonder
full pictures thrown on the screen
showed a terraced mountain side-miles
in extent-"literally tipping it fiat"
as the lecturer said, for their rice
fields.
pittsburgh of China
Han-kau was mentioned as the
Pittsburgh of China" and pictures
were shown of it's great iron foundries.
Scenes along the river banks showed
the people at work and at play. These
people are the Yankees of Asia" DR..
Beech said. in showing a crowd Of them
in village along the way at an out
door show, "a common characteristic
only the motion pictures Of this Sec
tion are as yet only the old Chinese
Punch and Judy shows"
The lecturer also told of his work in
China since he went there in 1899.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

The Baltimore & Ohio r.. r. Announces
the opening of a bureau of information
Washington, d. c.. for the benefit and
convenience of inaugural visitors.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Invisible Bifocal Lenses. %.
Cooper & Finn, Opticians, 80 G NV.

Superior Developing and Enlargements.
Columbia Photo Sup. Co.. ABA N. 7. ave.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

When Congress Adjourns Use the
Ches. & Ohio Ry. to the west. Three
through trains daily Office, 1889 F st
advertisement.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

We Do Cold Galvanizing.
John A. Gottsmann & Co. Main 3033.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

widely known for it's dispatches from
David Lawrence. it's Washington cor
respondent, is sold at leading news
stands in Washington after 9 o'clock
every night.-Advertiseme
Evening star., 1917-03-03
DISTRICT BILL NOW GOES
TOPRES|DENT FOR ACTION
Conference Report Is Adopted in
Both Houses Without Debate.
Carries $14, ,172, ,997.S5.

Final action upon the District appro-
priation bill was taken by the Senate
and House yesterday evening. and it
now goes to the President for his ap-
proval The bill carries total of
sl4.172.997.s5.
The conference report on the measure
was adopted in both houses without de-
bate.
As finally agreed to, the bill carries
the House increases in salaries of en-
ployes of the government, 10 and per
cent up to 81 800 year
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Many Back to Private Life.

The number who will return to pri-
vate life after tomorrow is unusually
large in both House and Senate. Among
the more picturesque of these figures
in the House are:
Sparkman of Florida, who has served
twenty-five years successfully; Repre-
sentative Bennett of New York, who en-
Joys the unique distinction of having
been in and out of Congress three
times; Representative Murray Of Okla
homa, familiarly known as Alfalfa
Bill" and Representative Davis of
Texas. Representative McCorkle of
South Carolina enjoys the distinction
of serving one of the shortest terms on
record. He was a member for only
eight days. Representative Rucker Of
Georgia served eight weeks Both
filled vacancies caused by death
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Reduction in Tax Rate.

The Senate amendment providing for
a reduction in the tax rate on intaH-
gible personal property to three-tenths
of 1 per cent. and further exemptions
from that tax was agreed to.
Provision is made in the bill for begin
ming work on the proposed Gallinger
municipal hospital. s150,000 being pro-
vided for this purpose. The hospital is
to be located in reservation No. 13,
where the Washington Asylum Hospital
now stands.
There was no controversy this year
over the half-and half plan of appro-
priation for the District, and the appro-
priations are made under this plan.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

Baltimore & Ohio to Baltimore
md return, $3.50 today and tomorrow
Evening star., 1917-03-03

Phone Main 2416 for Flowers
for inaugural visitors. Shaffer, 800 18th.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

Store. 1101 Sd street southeast, last
night about o'clock. The fire was of
unknown origin. according to the po-
lice, and the damage amounted to $50
Evening star., 1917-03-03

The annual dinner of the Union Col
tege Alumni Association of Washington
ts to be given this evening at 1880
O'Clock at the Army and Navy Club.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

Fire last night about O'Clock did
300 damage at the residence of Wal
ter Harrison. 1922 B street northeast
1t was caused by an overheated fiue.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

A Purim ball and minstrel show il to
be given by the Y. NJ II. A for the
benefit of the Y. NJ. H. A. Home Thurs
day evening at the Old Masonic Tom
ple, 9Th and F streets.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
Generally Lively Session.

The dying session on the House side
Is generally long and lively one, in
which the members forget party lines
and turn the meeting into an 'auld
lang syne" affair.
1t will be remembered. too, that one
of the best last session" singers has
Just passed away. Representative
Conry of New York has enlivened sew
eral last nights with his fine tenor
voice. He died yesterday.
OF the members of the Senate and
House who meet today 102 will close
their legislative careers. for the time
being at least, tomorrow noon. OF this
number fifteen are senator's. They are:
Bryan. Florida: Catron. New Mexico;
Chiffon, West Virginia; Clapp. Minne-
sofa: Clark, yoming; du Pont. Della
ware; Johnson. Maine; Kern. Indiana:
Lea, Tennessee: Lippitt, Rhode Island
MARITIME. New Jersey; OGorman, New
York; oliver. Pennsylvania: Suther-
land. Utah, and Works, California.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

citation is to hold it's regular meeeng
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock in the
Post Office Hall on Park road, just
wests of 14th street. AS 1000 new
members" is the slogan of the associa-
zion, each member is urged to secure
one new member.
Evening star., 1917-03-03
CONGRESS IS FACING
AN ALL-N|CHT SESSION
Enlivening Scenes Usual at the End
of the Session Are Expected
in the House.

When Congress met today it was with
the knowledge that an all-night session
will be necessary in order to clear up
the mass Of unfinished legislative busi-
ness: and that with a short recess for
breakfast and bath tomorrow morning,
the work will go on until noon to-
morrow. when the Sixtyfourth Con-
gress dies by constitutional limitation.
Although the dignity of the Senate
will. in all probability, restrain that
body from hilarity, the House of Rep
resentatives. true to old-time form. will
no doubt become a legislative body and
a singing society, by turns.
Evening star., 1917-03-03

AT meeting of the Society for
philosophical Inquiry. to be held at the
Public Library at 4:45 pm. tomorrow.
Rev. Paul Sperry of the Church Of the
New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) will
speak on The Relations of Philosophy
10 Religion to be followed by a dis
cussion. The public is invited
Evening star., 1917-03-03

Grace Solidarity in Social Uplift. IL to
De the subject of an address by w. JUS
tin Carter of Harrisburg. Pa, before
q meeting OF the Woman Wage Earners
Association. to be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at 704 T street north
west.