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The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
NEGROES AND
POLICE CLASH

Celebrating the Fourth shortly
after o'clock Thursday morning
by throwing large hrecrackers and
torpedoes in ne street at 81 An
toinest and Cratiot-ave. more than
500 Negroes that had congresated
az he corner refused 20 move when
ordered 20 do so by the police
A squad OF detectives n the po-
lice ayer and several uniform pa
froimen were rushed 70 the scene.
Af'er charge BY The officers into
the crowd The mob broke M
Crowds gathered on various cor.
ners in the Negro district Wednes.
day nieh' 20 discuss the rioting In
East s. Louis. m Disorder threat
ened several times during the early
rsrr % the evening. but the extra
officers detailed in the district had
li'tle trouble keeping the peace
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
SPRINGWELLS
POSTOFFICE is
ABOLISHED

After July lf there viii be no
Srringwells postomce. an institu.
tlon that has been tho chief gather
ing places of residents of thar VIII
lare for more than generation
Thomas r Cashin acting nnstmas-
TER. received instructions Thursday
70 take over he territory served by
the Springw4lis hfice and ~ es.ab-
lish a branch Office there The Ter
ritory In The future viii be served
by regular carriers and the people
viii not be obliged 20 20 % the post
once for their letters. The new sub
station will be known as No lis
and viii be located In the drug
store of Dr Alfred " Holmes. No
1920 MichiEan.ave
4 large nortlon of the territory
concerned was ANNEXED 20 Detroit
recently. but the postofice has been
allowed 20 remain The ONCE. of
the fourth class. has been presided
over by Joseph : Dornov the post
master who VIII now retire
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
Tries To End TIE: Falls.

Fearing arrest for alleged non
support ~ his wife, John Armstrong.
2s years old. 81. Thomas. Ont. ~.
tempted 20 end his llfe Wednesday
In Windsor, by swallowing poison.
Armstrong was found lying on a
lawn on Ouellette-ave lIe vas taken
TO Hotel Weu. where tho police gave
him q 0rst all treatment The po-
lice say thnt Armstrong had visited
his wifc In Windsor. and when she
told him that she had secured A
Warrant for hia arrcs t-he became
despondent Physicians say he
Will recover
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

PARIS July Americas dogs
will do their biz" in the war A
number Of them. especially fitted for
Red Cross work, are already here.
Today the American army sanitary
experts authorized the American
Red Cross 70 establish immediately
q biz dog training school near Paris
The CANNES will be trained. az
French Red cross dogs are instruct.
"a 10 locate American wounded on
the field particularly over terrain
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
3 AMERICANS
WIN WAR CROSSES

PARIS. July 5.-B F. ButleE OF
New York. B. p Gauld, OF Toledo.
O.; J VI Grierson Jr. OF New York
and II ". Bubinkam, Of Chicago.
all members Of the American am bu-
lance corps, were formally invested
with the French war cross on June
Is. according 10 formal announce
ment today
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05
DOGS WILL DO BIT FOR
UNCLE SAM AND RED CROSS

tha- Is broken or wooded NUM-
be- ~ expert American dog handlers
are already here and Will begin the
WORK az once with a few OF The
American dogs already received
More are said 70 be on the way and
the American training station viii
liksvise receive a number OF French
animals
Accord ing ~ the plan ot The Red
Gross dog experts three trained ami
mails viii DO attached 10 each Red
Cross ambulance unit
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

Miss Vestal VI Little. physical a..
rector and Mrs NJ s Blake. house
secretary. Of the Detroit Y W g. A.
will attend the summer school or
the National Y w C. 4. training
school. in New York. AZ which
technical courses for the particular
work in which each is interested
are offered
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

The slang term "soidie ring loses Its
meaning when the a. :. troops 80
90 war. for they not only have
long marches I'm all sorts OF westh-
er. hut they must carry eauipm ent
weighing IN pounds, which seems
three times that heavy az the end
OF long hike.
The complete soldiers Kit nhowa
above includes the knapsack. bayo-
net and cartridge heit. the blanket
roll, Including half shelter tsnf.
blnnkrt aud q pOnehe. his can
teen, rihe. nve tent pegs md an
upright In three sections. mess
utensils and hrst-aid package.
In addition the soldier may carry
articles for his own personal COM
fort. such shaving hit and
toilet articles.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

Hector Spellar and Alexander Hig
ylns. Negroes. charged with Great
Ing a disturbance on ST. Antoinest-
near Cratiot-ave.. late Wednesday
night, were fined SIS in police court
Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

The Franco o-American chess match
between Frank Marshall United
states champion. and - JsnoWski
champion ~ France IS scheduled 20
begin today In New York city.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

The Russian war commissioners.
who have been in Washington the
past two weeks, are 20 80 20 New
York today for three days yisit
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

The advance guard OF great
army of teachers Is due 20 Narrive
today n Portland. ore. 20 attend
ibe annual convention ef the Sa-
tlonal Education association
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

PrintinE-the plain neat kind-thst
IL rfght-Time. Job Dept.-Nsin 452o.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-05

PrfntfnE-the pinin neat kind--thst
!. rirhf-vim~. lob Den, --u@t- $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
rluAI oT sTRIkEIt
Il BEd y N GLont

GLOBE July IT, D." trial OF 81
strikers WIN are chal ga with riot
iu- was begun today before judge
Pratt The men are members OF
both the g. vs.. vs.. az ihr lnierna-
uonal Union of Mine. N'.l and smell
Ter Workers. Their uIWh'r includes
many az the Officers o. The Globe aud
Uiami locals OF Doth ORGANIZATIONS.
Deputy sheriff G.. } li.mer who
directed The dePutie and armed
guards witch prevent q 'a' strikers
to carr, out their M DrHus threats
.of crushing" the old dominion mine
90 compel the pump n io leave
their posts uc0upid fno stand
'throuehout the day iio Identified
moro than o. score of kors who. he
claimed had thrown n at The Off
GERS and participated t0c riots
which occurred hen Z men refused
I to ali1e sheriff Armc and other Of
firers 10 pass through Z picket lines
Deputy uilmsr toiA an exciting
story uf thc bravery ~ little band of
men who STAYED on 80 for over aU
hours during tic nr two DAYS Of
I the strike Through a. this period
be- said. tho strikers Tho pickc.
lines CURSED the euar continuously
and calling them hy names
Threatened 10 street them up VIII
@ rope 90 ever they cah out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
~ = --nrs
CEREALS MAKE =
GOOD ADVANCE
ANXIETY OVER SCARCITY op
SUPPLY BRiNGs ABOUT No
TABLE iI'Tt ~.


CHICAGO. July o. ANXIETY nfeN
The near approach of tho art deIUrri
day ON July contract ana u REGARD
90 scarcity ~ supplies aifh which DH
LEGATIONS ~ seller could boz fulfilled
brought about notable upiufl. tod.5
in prices Tor wheat corn and uaff
Wheat closed firm at usi zoo anc,
81 Z 10 - cen corn flushed Hu
changed 10 ] = hirhrr aud oats ram
ed y 10 % In provisions fhe out
come varied from unchanged figure.
10 ~ cents decline
Assertions that oRing fn excessive
ly dry weather North Dakota uaHIu
not yield more than haIf crop mU
season ala o. good I.aI 40 a1rr
shorts in tho heat market J,
options scared . cents above Tr
DAYS close and o. cents ap ..urr .r
terIay.
Corn price, ru1 300 faurr ugl ra,
ords both Tor immediate auI muf
deliveries.
luiayorlble crop reports frm
canada and NnrH Dakota H.I mHrf
o. hoist tho sl'ur 90 mr Inr
acre expire 90 200 than .a. .HYr.f.
would Interfere aIfh fba movement
81 'ho ucw crop
liWidailuf lln Le hlHrr u.
lard weakened provision. 0u N.
break however. packers Umr lp fH,
support OF tlr market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. No. July H.
CATTLE Receipt. 10000. marE -
closing Stead, tu 0. cents lower.
Ir,a. stnr.. $1,000 I- NU. Texas
COWS. y,spH go. Tc,as calves.
900 1895. native steers $500 u
1898. native COWS and hriiers. 5000
800. .fo.kofH aud feeders. $3.50
1885, bulls SEES 500.
UOGr Receipts G.UuH. market
iD1lt fa I0 cents higher. closing
lIaur. Iost packer. top $685..
rough heavy hogs XI4e5H IL go.
heavy hogs ST.. HuI..E5 MIXED
iul butcher. .unI..r0. light
hogs. kf4.Il 1913 piEs tlo.5u u
IGHH bulk 3II5ur 1850 Estimat
aI receipt. tomorrow $1,000 aiti
good clearance m market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH Texas. July 10
HOGS Receipts 2.H.o. market
tossed g to f0 cents higher than open
lnr top lsG. bulls sfftaH i.1s.
CATTLE Receipts 5000 includ
.ng 1000 calves. market closing
steady and active. top on steers.
5000. bulk 81 luH $50. top on
lows. 8 a0. bulk 81 90 zoo. hei.
Iers. fon s., 90. buik g. o0 $50.
Huls flp sSsH. bulk S-.saH 600.
aItea TOP sil.UH. buiE g. Leo 10.
eco, pr steers. g. eu 70 .t5. COWS
4 g. BH O. 900. heli.rs. .o0u 1.5e.
1 alive. $500 s.10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
GERMAN MINERS
HELD As SPIES
ALLEGED RESERVE OFFICERS
LOAN" MONEY To I. ".
". LEADERS.

Ry hro-'aisd Press.
GLOBE July 10 Two Miami
miners. both OF German birth. we're
arrested today nv special officers or
the department OF justice and brought
20 The county Jail 10 this city a. alleg-
"a alien enemies
Special Representative MrKaleb
refuses 20 announce the prisoners
names pending further investigation
u is claimed by the Officers that
The men were borrowing money
short time ago but during the past
Tea lay- have been "loanlng' gener-
Gus sums 90 many members OF the
Industrial Workers % the World
in rho trunk ~ one ~ the pris-
onors acre found two shot guns. a
Sis shooter considerable amount
0f am munitI1n ann certificate OF
reFi trati0u with The German consul
as o. German reserve officer. Seith-
cr has been rafuralized.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

DETROIT JI.y DO Daur8 held
Er YORK tD three bits and Detroit
.Iu I.0 hom. Globe runs were due
Too luD. frr'. rIiimauB single, "a
a.r.l0.. o passed uaIl aud Young 81
a.UI.. N. boo mo second inning
I.. no N,F Yur.H hits we're made
u pinch u1Urr u tho eighth.
Score Il. H. n.
.ra YORK. OUu 600 GOO % 3 /
Detroit H.u Nuu uuF
OuIIup LD.r aud NWamakor aud
Walters Diu ul s'luaEc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

punched hits oI Johnson and beat
Naahiu stuu
Score. X. HE.
Washington 600 600 OIL ]
So Louis 1000 100 jOh
Johnson unI NnFmlih sothcror
and lrtplUil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

CHICAGO july 90 Boston de-
.~trJ Chicago loo ihc first game OF
.H. series Barry scored boo the first
umus oa GuinpH houo run and
Gardner scored tho winning run be-
ths Hisfh inning Ruth Has hit hard
but managed o. pitch hia best bail Ia
'Hr pln,hos lW support also saved
bonn Uu several occasions
Score H. II T..
Boston $4,000 0Ol 600 g 20 u
HlDnEo ...U 600 200 UOl 20 - ]
Ruth and Nruca Williams. Wolf
aur aud ..ualk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Little ROCK New Orleans D.
ATLANTA N1 htilIr
Birmingham Chattanooga %
Memphis Mobile. rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
NMrnIcNN Association.

Louisville Q. Milwaukee @.
Toledo Minneapolis 9
Indianapolis Kansas cts %.
Columbus O. So Paul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Pittsburgh at Sew b
Cincinnati at Hrootl
Chicago ai Boston
So Louis 1f rHilai a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

A. the conclusion of the hearinr
to-day Merrill Wadra statement in
ODD. mon examined BETTING forth the
position ct the yIu leer organization
which conducted th roundup.
I'VE considered tis /. W. ". move
meut one against he government
be said. IN was pt a local bisbce
labor disagreement bat apparently O
nationwide moycmim 20 cmharrass
tU. government andgc took tho bun
by the horns and iould our own $500.
tuition We welcome Workers but 49,"
want 900 agitaturs.
The examiners has lisi OF ]. w.
IS. m,mhcrs iu this district ha'in-
seized tine roster Ut members duriuE
lhp roundup This r0ter Us referred
tn frequently during DE hearings 90
ascertain man. aftilpuons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
EiIs'!|!H|F''sS
zrILI e lIAe1!lf

4s White Wash lkirts today
and tomorrow. ehoiei Sc, at The
ladies' Store. Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

\ miner who Vl I9drn IN East
prH.a.l but Who J. he was nat
.uaIII.d American ~ examined iai'
TODAY witnesses fpearcd against
.him. Uo answered teir charges, had
N = cunningham p banker, vouch
Zoo bis good chlu'fr and was iinal
.lt released an perRitted to return TO
H0ra
800 American wli belonged 10 inc
n ~ So orrauifabn and who said
hr Thought the r1Andup was most
1000 American was permitted to t"-
muu until he coull arrange his ar
fairs und then lolg,town Three oth
,rs were allowed % leave camp To-
I1K
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

% wai proposed io lis' an rcEistrants
loo each disri. br thousands or irar-
ODD numbers Vrr. iu tho iErec thous.
lu1s would have been put in on'
group. those witn numbers ot less
than @ thousands in another those
with numbers in the four thousands
u another and Eo on Tho second
drawing would then have fixed the
order of liability of tho Individual iu
each pi Che thousands as between
themselves thousand numbers be-
ug drawn
The result 90 the biz drawing
would thon have been applied Co
these other thousands In the order
fixed hy the little lottery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20

Each exemption district Is COM
posed OF several election districts
which were the registration precincts
10 the first revolution OF the draft
measure. T.e registration cards
were turned over to the exemption
boards with instructions 90 shuttle
them before placing upon each Its
,Hal number lu some districts.
however. instead 0f the individual
cards 30 va- packs of cards. each rep
reseurns q complete REGISTRATION
precinct that we're sbuiflsd Iu'
first pack was opened then and the
serial number one placed on th" first
.ard serial nlEter- were placed ih
rotation until tUr pack was exhausted.
then continued v.th the next pack
picked up.
Suppose Thar pack contained O
thousand cards and was numbered
from one o. one thousand then ii
tbe 1000 group happened to he tue
Ilrts drawn bon the little lottery every
Registered man iu this specimen reg.
lisir4tI0n district must have been oali.
ad Cor service before ls neislhors
just across tho street. bat bob an ad.
joining precinct. we're summoned.
late toni hf General rr0wder is
sued "a e.unl statement explaining
That no blame should he attached Ga
local officials whose failure to smut
|re tho cards boz their jurisdiction
Iraueed abandonment 90 the mor'
l.Iabursfs plan 80 also pointed ou
hat this fai.ure vas not confined o.
New jersey bit vas widespread.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
DATE Of DRAWING
NOT EFFECTED BY
ERROR DISCOVERY
tConllnucd from PAGE -

NANNNlNA'N llNNl hEf
uhc cards from tho registration pre-
ciuDta
\ hasty conference of officials was
called and similar situation WaH
found tu exist BOO many parts 90. tuo
country
Vas Hopeless Tanglc.
n v3s hopeless tausIe % thu
double drawing system we're carries
out ono election district 300 amy sy.
.cmp,lon division might b' swept clean
of a.l us young meu tn 600 tUo uuota
while the other election 'fi.fs ir
tho same exemption area furnished
mo- men whatever. ln other case. %
.mir.t D., necessary to pass upon au0
exempt q Thousand aliens before
siullr American Hss called tu s.rV
&C.,. 10 others thousand ne-rlc
mi ht De- taken f0r examination he
fore d Nhitc man Nat called or vice
versa.
There vas ouly one way out and
the war department promptly On
nounCed that tha whole method o
ldraWing devised 'o save time and la
I Dor would be- abandoned in favor F.
the simple plan uf dlaWinr suf'.. on
numbers Co fiN fhe place oi the JAS
man bon che LARGEST exemption district
/ rhat aas the original plan and BE- Wa
INTENDED for Wcse to draw Boz tha
Waf. but the enormous amount of ll
Dor and the time involved promrte.
the effort to devise n short cut tua
would be fair to ail
Irfur Discovery Fortunate.
1 Officials congratulated thors ivo
tonight thar the difficulty boz the sal
lof the double drawn aas found t1
dav rather than 'tsr tho rraWiur
/, | The liffIcui's Thar forced abar
doumeut 90 the more elaborate msfi
- grew on Of the detail of the plan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-20
43 Ladies Dresser on sale to-
day and tomorrow lor 81 9S at
The Ladies Store.
j. s. REGULlRS
To Be REMOVED
FROM IRIZONA


known. was Boo ea7inn ~ day today
examining lla apmcanis Miles
Merrill. president OF le Workm'n 81
Ioyalty Iupup Conlris these cy-
animation. listed a Hassctt Wat
t.r.YHl others Nrhbgh un under
pround miner boo the Gardner mine,
Merrill conducts Hos Investigation
with tho .kII nf lancd lawyer
An 1puIi4ufs arc II BON an Oppur-
rurifs o.. state their tsos. the crowd
Attending Tho hearu are PERMITTED
to ask questions o. decision Is
then arrived no as 40 disposition
ut the ease under 4 federation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
Philopatrian Ball Tonight

Marking the golden anniversary among
the annual receptions given in the past
under the auspices of the Catholic Philo-
patrian Literary institute. the event to he
staged tonight at the Bellevue Stratford
Hotel promises to eclipse all others in the
history of the Philos.
Twenty-four young men and women have
been rehearslng for several weeks Gavotte
Directolre, which will be the preliminary to
the reception this year. Mr.. John b. Kane
has been chairman of the committee which
has had this feature in charge.
The list of boXholders for the ball is as
follows:
Mr.. James +. McNichol. Mr. Frank A.
Mulherin, Mr. Joseph y. Snellenburg. Mr.
Joseph G. Trainer, Mr. Hubert j. Horan,
Mr. Ignatius' J. Horstmann Mr.. j. Alfred
Clark Mr.. William Meenehan, Mr.. John b.
Cummins. Mr.. Michael Murphy, Mr.. John
A. Murphy Dr. James McNuty. Mr.. James
F.. Heron. Mr.. John f. Costello. Mr.. NJ. A..
Nugent, Mr.. Nicholas Carroll Mr.. NJ. A.,
Casey, Mr.. Nicholas Albrecht, Mr. Joseph
b. Campbell. Mr.. Andrew r. Dougherty. Mr.,
Michael j. Slattery, Mr.. James Hastings
Jr., Mr. Edward P. Loughran Mr.. Frank b.
]. Branagan, Mr.. j. J. Sullivan, Jr.. Mr..
Paul ]. Driscoll Mr.. John f., Sherlock, Mr.,
Francis d. Gill, Mr. Daniel j. Lynch Mr..
Ellis A. Gimbel. Mr.. Chester Il. Ray, Mr.
Samuel ID. Lit Mr. Thomas +. Reilly, Mr.
Thomas j. Golden, DR.. James j. McNulty,
Mr.. Charles Il. Mccarthy, Mr., T.. II. Clin-
ton. Mr. John II. O'Gorman, Mr. Edward
deV. Morrel, Mr. Frank Carr, Mr.. John f.
Skelly, Mr.. Michael +. Mccullough Mr..
John W. Hooey. Mr. +. j. Hassett, Mr.. p.
j. Lawler, Mr.. NJ J. Meehan, Mr.. John J.
Cronin, Mr.. James +. Moroney, Mr.. James
A. Hamilton and Mr.. Gerald a. Dougherty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
Weddings
MORRIS-LEWIS

NplSltlS--lsENl IL
A wedding of interest today was that
OF Miss Julia Peabody Lewis daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Francis w Lewis, Of More
land avenue, Chestnut Hill. and Mr. Efiing-
ham Buckley Morris, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Eitlngham Buckley Morris The cere-
mony, which was solemnized in the Church
of st. Martins-in-the-F Field. Chestnut Hin,
at 4;3O o'clock, was performed by the
ReN. Jacob lie Roy. rector of the church.
Miss Lewis, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of white satin
and a tulle veil She was attended by
her sister, Miss Anne Lewis. as maid of
honor. Mr. Morris had Mr.. Alexander
Coke iarnall as best man, and the ushers
included Mr.. Joseph w Lewis, Mr. c.
Wolcott Henry. Mr.. Rowland rvars Jr
Mr.. Clarence II. Clark, 3D. Mr. William
j. Clothier, Mr.. Elton Hoyt, I'd, Mr. Harry
lngersoll Mr.. Harry L. Senner Mr.. George
Milton Jones' Mr.. Clarence NJ. Kline Mr..
Francis II. Richmond, Mr.. Edmund Thayer.
Mr.. Phnehas p Chrystie, Mr.. Charles :.
Cheston. Mr. r. Gilpln Erwin and Mr..
William B. Churchman A small reception
for the families and intimate friends fol-
lowed the ceremony at the brides home
after which Mr.. Morris and his bride left
for an extended wedding journey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-19
What's Doing Tonight

Lecture on MaeterlinCk by Edward How
ard Grggs under auspices of University
Extension Society. Witherspoon Hall,
o'clock. Admission charge.
Sixty-scventh annual reception and
dance. Philadelphia Typographical Union
No ., Moose Hall, l3i2 North Broad
street, s o'clock Invitation.
city business Clubs patriotic night ban
quet, Hotel Adelpha, $50 o'clock. Admis-
sion charge.
Lecture on insects by Dr Henry Skin.
ner, the Academy Of Natural Sciences
Nineteenth and Race streets, s o'clock
Free.
West Philadelphia Business and I'm.
provement League, 5209 Market street, 3
o'clock Free.
Northwest Business Mems Association,
1886 Columbia avenue S o'clock. Free.
West Susquehanna Avenue Business
Men, li07 West Susquehanna avenue, s
o'clock Free.
Girard Improvement Association. Twen.
tieth and Skunk streets, S o'clock Free.
Transit committee of the Frankford
Board of Trade, Masonic Hall. Womrath
street, Frarikford, S O'Clock Free.
Schuylkill Branch Christian Endeavor
| Tioga Presbyterian Church. Free
Philopatrian ball, Believes -Stratford. Ad.
mission charge.
Artists masque, Academy of Music. Ad-
mission charge.
our Lady of the Holy Souls Dramatic
Society; st. Columbas Hall, Twenty
| third street and LehiEh avenue. Admis-
| sion charge.
Phi Sigma Chi meeting. Hotel Adelphia
| Members.
| Sales Managers Association of Phila-
| dephia. monthly dinner; Kugler's Mem
! bers.
Philadelphia Team owners Association
! dinner; Hotel Walton, Members.
Philadelphia Graduate Association Theta
| Delta Phi Fraternity, dinner; Kuglers
Members.
| Industrial Amateurs Baseball Associa.
| tion meeting; New Bingham Hotel. Mem
| berS.
Church euchre and dance by Church of
/ our Lady of Holy Rosary; Hotel Majestic.
| Admission charge
! French ball under the auspices of the
French National Association, Mercantile
| Hall. Admission charge.
| Lecture on Persia, by NJ. Jean Malich, st.
| Nincent's Hall, East Price street, German
| town Free.