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LONDON METALS.

LONDON. Aug. 7.-standard copper:
Spot f62 lis cd, futures f63 lis sd.
Electrolytic: Spot f67 15s, futures
f6S IS.
Tin: Spot 1884 7s Sd. futures 1856
lis Sd.
Lead: Spot 1877 12s Sd. futures fss
12s Sd
Zinc: Spot 1855 15s. futures fss rs sd.
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INDIAN LEADER DIES.

BY the Associated Press.
CALCUTTA, Aug. Sir Suren-
dranath Banerjea, leader Of the In
dian liberal party in Bengal, popular
ly regarded as the father OF Indian
nationalism," died here yesterday.
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SEE TAX CUTS.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Some
treasury officials now hope to be able
to recommend tax reduction OF
$3.50. 100000. or even S400, 100000 10
the next session Of Congress.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Following is the
official list OF transactions on the New
York Curb Exchange, giving all stocks
and bonds traded in:
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WAVES HEARING.

James A. Spencer waived prelimiTi-
airy hearing in an arraignment on a
liquor charge before United States
Commissioner r. L. Edwards Friday.
He was committed to Jail in default Of
$500 bond.
John Wolf. charged with possession
Of liquor, also waived preliminary
hearing and gave $500 bond in an ar
raignment.
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LONDON MONEY.

LONDON, Aug. bar silver,
81 i5-16d per ounce.
Money. 3% per cent
Discount rates: Short bills. 1 per cent;
| three months bills. AGA lis per cent.
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The Red Peppers are going to make
it hot for you on that cool Labor
Temple roof. Saturday and Sunday
Oh, My.-(Adv.)
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Dance at MaedOna Sunday night.
Music by Homen's Merrymskers.
-(Adv.)
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. Flour. un
changed. Shipments, 40,S96 barrels.
Bran: s24.O0924.50.
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DIR. Thad Shaw has returned from
European postgraduate study and
opened offices 230-231 Moore build
ing. Residence st. Anthony hotel.
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lEGALS
Bids and Proposals



Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey, county Judge, Will be
received In the office OF the county au.
ditor until IL o'clock n. m. Friday,
September I. 1925. for the surface treat
ment with limestone rock asphalt one
~ inch in thickness aud 16 feet in
width OF the Palo Alto Road from the
Somerset Road TO the Medina River in
County Commissioners Precinct No. I OF
Bexar County. Texas. in accordance with
specifications on file in the Bexar Coun-
~ Highway Engineers office. certi-
fled or cashiers check In the sum Of
five 90 per cent OF the amount bid
must accompany each bid.
The county reserves the right TO re-
feet any aud all bids.
w &. KENDALL, County Auditor
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DIR. b. T.. White has resumed prac-
tice. Hicks Bldg.-(Adv.)
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INNS WANTED

Sealed bids addressed to the Hon. Au-
gustus McCloskey. County Judge. will
be received In the office OF the County
Auditor until n o'clock a. M, Friday,
September 4. 1895, for the surface treat
nent with limestone rock asphalt one
IN inch In thickness and l6 feet In
width OF the Somerset Road from the
end OF the present treatment TO the
Bexar County line in County Commits
sloners' Precint 40. OF BeXRr County,
Texas, in accordance with specifications
on file in the BcNar County Highway
Engineers office. a certified or cashiers
check I'm the sum Of five C5) per cent
Of the amount bid must accompany each
bid.
The county reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
W. s. KENDALL, County Auditor
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New York Curb Transactions
STANDARD OILS.

White II. NJ. sp 500 4s% as ASK
Wilson Co. A 200 1914 1874 1871
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Dance at Helotes Shooting hall Sat,
Aug. s. Brown road. Music by Heron
Il. Smith.-(Adv.)
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Plumbing, tile and electric work.
Kirkwood & Wharton, 456 Main Ave.
Or. 1S4S.-(Adv.)
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. Bar silver.
69Mc: Mexican dollars. 53%c.
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Hertzberg, KercheviIle 6 Thompson,
lawyers, Cos Brady Bldg. (Adv.)
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Dance every Saturday night Wood
lawn Lake. E. ]. Homen Merry
makers.-(Adv.)
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INDUSTRIALS.

Sales. High. Low. Close
Ad. p. & L. ......1OO 30 80 80
A.P.L. PC pfd.... 10 1OlH lOlA 1o1A
Am. G. & E. n...4OO 81 so so
Evening star., 1925-11-20
MJTTTS OF DOCDOM HAVE INNING
AT TNONDESCRIPT SHOW TONIGHT
Lineage acknowledgements Class Fea-
ture of Exhibit-Flea Contest Planned.

points on which tie entrants will be
judged
There is considerable growing and
crumJling going on In canine circles
oIel the announced entrance of dogs
from the Animal Rest Farm. How
ever, there are many local products
who, despite this handicap, are max
ing strenuous preparation for the com
ing events. Among these are Bear, be.
longing to Alfred Beavers, sos Lamont
street; Billie, who is carrying the hopes
of Mary Roys. 646 + street southeast.
and Ttppy. belonging to Katherine
Eckarts OF 3042 Newark street. Great
things are also predicted for Francis
Vernon's Billie and Peggy. who lord
L over the premises and family at 1Il6
Eighth street northeast. These, how
ever. have no more chance than a. cat
in a dog pound, according to The state
mentS OF over a hundred other agcres-
sive entrants.
The show will start tonight at s
O'Clock at the Riding and Hunt Club.
At l O'Clock tomorrow the staid dig
nifty Of the Ell!pse will. be rent by In.
cessant yapping of the proud con-
tenders, who will gather there for the
grand parade. Marching to the strains
Of somewhat subdued brass band
the parade Will move east to Pennsyl.
vania avenue, past the White House
where. it is whispered. Rob Roy, in
company with President and Mrs
Coolidge, will watch the procession
The line will go on out Pennsylvania
avenue to Fourteenth street, and UP
Fourteenth to New York avenue, and
on to the Hunt Club, where tho final
show will start at ESQ.
Evening star., 1925-11-20

Proud aristocrats Of doSdom have
retired to their kennels in lofty dis
dain. making room Tor the ronde-
script idols of various chi'dreI.'s
hearts who viii have their innings
today. tonight and tomorrow. The
second big mutt" show. under the
auspices OF the Humane Education
Society, with several hundreds OF dogs
of questionable origin already en-
tered. will get under way at the
Riding and Hunt Club at Twenty
second and p streets tonight at s
o'clock.
There is no entrance ice and dogs
can be entered at any stage OF the
show, so the boys and girls OF Wash
ington are urged TO trot out their pets
and give them the opportunity to win
undying fame IN the realm OF Just
dogs"
1t is runored that the question os
lineage will not be too deeply prooed,
inst enough, in fact, to establish be-
yond a. reasonable doubt that the en-
trants are bona fde dogs. The judges,
Or. D. E. Buckingham. local vet
ertnarian; Mr.. Richard H. Johnstone,
Silver Spring. Md. and Miss Gretchen
Wahl Of Washington have announced
few of the points on which the pups
will be Judged. The dog putting on
the most dog, the dog g-gonedest dog.
the most bitten dog, the dog with the
crookedest tail, the most vociferous
dog and tho dog with the most feas
will be among those considered. How
ever, any ono with a dog lacking in
these qualifications need not be down
east. as there are at least 80 other
Evening star., 1925-11-20
IDOL OF THE PEOPLE.
Came to Britain When English Were
firing OF German Alliances.

LONDON, November 20 R.-
Queen Alexandra had been the idol
OF the English people for o. years.
The engagement OF then Prince of
Wales, afterward King Edward VII,
to the daughter of Prince Christian.
heir to the Danish throne, had been
greeted with great joy in England.
The English public was tired of Ger
man alliances, and Lady Palmerston,
wife Of NisCount PalmerSton. who
served for several years as prime min
lister, probably expressed public opin-
ion very effectively when she re
marked:
Il like the Danish connection. We
have had too much of Germany, Ber-
lin and the Coburgs.'
SO when Alexandra arrived at
Gravesend on the royal yacht in 1863
! great crowds gathered to welcome
her. and the first sight OF her girlish
figure In crinolines won their hearts.
She was barely l9, and generally con
ceded TO be the most beautiful prin-
cess IN all Europe. Her sInL WAS
enhancing then. as It always was.
even in her last public appearance in
London az q woman OF nearly 50
Evening star., 1925-11-20
CHARLES F. GRANHOLM
DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE
Dead Letter Office Official Was Pos
tai Employe for Past
80 Years.

Charles T. Granholm. 63 years old
assistant superintendent of the dead
letter Office, Post Office Department
where he had been employed for the
last 80 years, died at his residence. 2I-
Twelfth street northeast, YESTERDAY.
Death was attributed to acute ind
gestion.
Mr.. Granholm had long been prom.
inent in Masonic circles. He was a
past master of Hope Lodge, No 20
+. A. A. NJ.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
Allen Register. 1921 North Capitol
street. tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock. Interment Will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. with special Masonic
rites at the grave.
Mr.. Granholm Is survived By his
daughter, Mrs. Register; two sons
Walter Granholm and Arthur Y
Granholm, and several grandchildren
Evening star., 1925-11-20
FUR COAT WORTH $500
IS STOLEN FROM HOME
Apartment Robbed OF Jewels and
Kodak-Police Think Series of
Thefts Work of Same Person.

4 seal coat valued at $500 and a
German pistol were stolen from the
nome Of Arthur J. Sinnott. 2901
Woodland drive, late Yesterday after
noon The rohbe:s gained entrance
by breaking a pane or glass in q side
window.
Later report was made t. the po-
lice of the entering of the .pa rtT.:ent
of Miss Isabel ". Crum and Miss Es-
ther Maust, Cathedral Mansions, and
the theft OF kodak and jewel-y val
ned at sos
Theft OF diamond ring valued at
1850 was reported 10 the police today
by A. ]. Mcdonald. 2301 Woodley-
place. The ring. according to Mr.. Nc
Donald. was the property OF his wife
and was an heirloom, valued at far
more than IT'S intrinsic worth because
of its family associations The ring,
he said. contained more than IS d,a.
monds, many OF them OF the old mine
type.
Police link these three robberies
with that OF the home OF Tuckerman
7. Fuqua, 2S20 Twenty seventh street.
Woodley Park. and Mrs Samuel
Shoemaker. neighbor Of the Fuquas,
which occurred Wednesday night
Evening star., 1925-11-20
VISITATION is PAID
TO LA FAYETTE LODGE
Elaborate Decorations and Special
Entertainment Feature Recep-
ton of Grand Master.

La Fayette Lodge, No. 70, I. A. A.
NJ, which was chartered December %,
1868, has d membership of 1925. and
OF which Robert l.. PeatrosS is master
made a gala occasion Of its annual
grand visitation last evening. The
largest lodge room in Masonic Temple
Thirteenth street and New York ave
nue., had been profusely decorated for
the occasion. the national colors, pot
ted plants and cut flowers being used
in almost unlimited quantities. Grand
Master Roe FulkerSon told the record
breaking attendance that the decora-
tions had not been excelled by any
other lodge during the series Of grand
visitations OF 1925.
The visitation was followed by an
elaborate entertainment. which In
cluded selections by the Washington
Male QuaI1et-W. j. Shanahan, first
tenor; ". W. Gantz, second tenor;
Earl Carbaugh, first bass; Edwin Cal
low. second bass. and Mrs. Earl Car
baugh. Judge" William
Burton, humorist; Durward Bowersox,
vtolinlst:. Robert Fenerstein. pianist,
and George McCauley, banjoist A
supper, served in the basement of the
temple. closed the evening.
The visitation TO La Fayette Lodge
was preceded by an official call by the
grand master and Grand Lodge Off
GERS on Hiram Lodge, No. 10, of which
Arthur j. Richards is master. The
grand master was particularly Gra-
cious in welcoming Past Grand Mas.
ter Mark F. Finley. Harry G. Kim
bail, grand pursuivant. and DR.. vii
liam P. Herbst, grand tiler. Of the
Grand Lodge. each of whom is a mem
ber and past master Of Hiram Lodge.
Grand visitations scheduled for this
evening are TO Columbia Lodge, No
8. at O'Clock. and Lebanon Lodge,
No. Z. at $50 o'clock.
Grand Master Fulkerson. accom-.
panied by the officers of the Grand
Lodge, paid an official call on Wash
ington Centennial Lodge, No. IA. OF
which Charles Il. LIE Foe is master.
and on Osiris Lodge. No. IS. Pitt II
Birch, master. Wednesday night.
Washington Centennial Lodge. one
of the Oldest and largest. numerically.
of the organi2sa tions Of the local juris-
diction. It's membership comprising
$50 master Masous. had Il large at
tendance at the visitation. The visi-
tation of Osiris Lodge was followed
by a dance in the basement of Ma
sonic Temple, Thirteenth street and
New York avenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-20
GIRL IS WITNESS
:. IN DEATH INQUIRY
---
Coronado Society Miss Tells
of Seeing Lieut.. Green
After Party.
Ey tne Associated Press.


San DIEGO. Calf. November 20
The name of Miss Martha earle,
Coronado society girl. toda. was dra" 7
into the investigation OF the rnysteri,
Gus death Of Lieut.. Nathan Green.
naval officer. whose body was wash
ed ashore sunday after a series OF
parties In which naval officers and
their wives participated. She was
only incidentally involved. however.
Miss Earle was the partner Of Lieut..
Green at a dinner party he gave
aboard the destroyer Moody Saturda y
evening. After dinner she accom-
panied him 10 a friends house, where
she left him TO meet Lieut.. Ernest
Litch Of the naval aviation forces
10 attend 4 hotel dance.
Later Lieut.. Green had several
dances with Miss Earle at the hotel.
About am. Miss Earle said. sev-
eIal members of the party started TO
a house where a party was still
going on. Lieut.. Green declined. II
is said, TO attend this party. saying
he wns going straight TO the de-
Stroyer.
Lieut. Litch and Miss Earle few
minutes later heard that q meIIlber
OF the party. an uficer. had been in
an automobile accident at the ferry
and they went there 10 help.
While there. Miss Earle SAYS. she
saw a taxicab in which she said she
recognized Lieut.. Green. No trace OF
rhe taxtcab has been found.
The body OF Lieut.. Green was NOV
ing eastward today toward Lebanon.
Tenn, boyhood home. for burial. He
was the son OF Grafton Green. a
Justice OF the Tennessee Supreme
Court.
Evening star., 1925-11-20
H|T-AND-RUN AUTO
DRIVER IS SOUGHT
Leaves Victim, Aged 66, With
Fractured Skull and. Broken
Leg. in Street.

Police are today endeavoring to
learn the identity Of the hit and
run" driver who last night ran down
John w. Lainhart. Sc years old 3l5
Fourth street southeast, at North
Carolina avenue and Fourth street
southeast Mr. Iainhart was thrown
several feet. then run over. lie was
taken To Providence Hospital and
treated for "A compound fracture of
the skull and broken leg. His Condi-
ton IS described as critical.
Miss Margaret Dicks and Miss
Edith I.angford. 1901 Massachusetts
avenue, last night We're knocked
down in front of their home by the
automobile of Eugene DeSales Jar
bee. 230S Ashmead place. and injured
Miss Lansford was able to go homo
after she received :irst-aid at Emer
sency Hospital. Miss Dicks. injured
about The head and left knee, was de
tanned at the hospital.
Lawrence &. Eaton. S33 Eighth
street northeast, was the driver OF an
automobile that knocked down and
injured Mrs. Catherine Aldo, 40 years
old. l14I Fifth rect northeast, near
her home last night. Eaton took Mrs.
Addo to Sihley Hospital, where she
was treated FOR cuts and bruises.
Mrs Mary r. Newgent. 80 years old.
514, Sherrer place. was knocked
down on Conduit road last night by
the automobile of Ralph X. Myers.
Rockville. Md. and her head severely
cut. She was given surgical aid at
Georgetown University Hospital
An automobile driven by Thomas &.
kilcrease. 2301 Cathedral avenue.
knocked down and injured Albert
Crom, colored, G5i Florida avenue. and
slightly injured him.
Evening star., 1925-11-20
COOLIDGE RECEIVES
LEADERS ON TRIP
Only Few Prominent Men Are
Seen by President at
New York Hotel.

The President and Mrs Coolidge Or
their trip TO New York yesterday oc-
cupied the famous presidential suite
al the Waldorf-famous for the for
mer Presidents and members of thei,-
families who have occupied tha.r
rooms as well as innumerable cnle
prities. The President remained in
tne rooms during the afternoon. b.,
mrs Coolidge went out Sightseeing
with Mrs Dwight w Morrow. wife ~
the chairman Of the Presidents air
craft investigating board, who was in
the presidential party.
ANY number of persons atternD,c1
TO obtain an audience with the PresI-
Gent during the afternoon. but he con.
sented TO see only q few. Among
these were the executive committee
OF the National Crime Commission. OF
which Newton ID. Baker of Ohio.
woodrow Wilson's Secretary of War
is member; Charles D. Ifilles Pe
publican national committeeman from
New York, and vice chairman OF the
Republican national committee
Ihomas w. Lamont OF the Morgan
banking firm; Richard Washburn
Child, former Ambassador TO Italy.
Surrogate John p OBrier, County
Judge Francis Martin, Frank A aTu4.I
Sey. publisher; William A. Prender-
CAST. chairman Of the Public Service
Commission Of New York, and Over.
ID. Young of New York
Mrs. Coolidge stopped for tea at tbs
Morrow home. She was ;ho guest -
honor at small dinner party At til.
Waldorf given by Mrs Frederick Fl
Ecker. wife of the president Of the
Chamber of Commerce Of the state O.
New York, which President CooIids-
addressed.
Greatly 70 the disappointment o.
many Of the storekeepers and shop
pers. Mrs. Coolidge did not 20 on a
shopping tour. as had been advertised
in advance. She did not visit any Of
the New York stores. She returned To
the hotel just in time TO dress for the
evening. Her gown was a light graz
In shade with light blue trimming.
few minutes before starting tie
delivery of his speech last night the
President received q communication
through the medium Of the Associated
Press telling him that Col Coolidge.
his father, was sufficiently well 10 sit
up and listen-in on the radio during
the address
Evening star., 1925-11-20
BISHOP WILL RECEIVE
AT BALL FOR HOSPITAL
Episcopal Institution TO Benefit BY
Dance to Be Held at the Will
lard Wednesday.

Right Rev. James L. Freeman,
Bishop OF Washington, with Mrs.
Freeman. Will receive the guests at
the Episcopal Hospital benefit ball at
the Willard Hotel next Wednesday
evening. The proceeds from this
dance will go TO the support OF the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pitaI, at 1147 Fifteenth street
The Episcopal Hospital was founded
about 20 years aso, and the work has
grown steadily. A large portion OF the
cases cared for are charity cases.
which are admitted to the hospital
without regard to creed or race. It is
explained.
In addition to Bishop and Mrs.
Freeman, Mrs. Louis Mackall. presi-
dent Of the board Of lady managers,
will be In the receiving line. Richard
n. Wilmer. chairman of the floor COM
ntttee, will make the introductlons::
Miss Diana Cumming is chairman OF
she ladies' committee, and Will be as
sisted by Miss Beatrice Mclean
Evening star., 1925-11-20
ARMY DETAILS I
AS PERSH|NG AIDES
Officers Are Ordered to africa
TO Act as Advisers in Com.
ing PlebiSCite.

Seven Army officers We're named TO.
day to proceed to africa to assist Cen
Pershing in his preparations for the
TacnaArica plebisc!te. They are Col.
Francis Le j. Parker. Cavalry; Lieut..
Col. Arthur ". Brown, judge advo.
cate: Col. Frederick NJ. Brown. judge
advocate: Maj Robert NJ. Campbell
general staff. Cavalry: Mai. Martin c,
Shallenberger, Infantry; Maj. Carey
I. Crockett. Infantry: Lieut.. Col
Frank l.. Pyle, retired.
Gen. Pershing requested the detail
several days ago. 1t is assumed that
as the time for the piebiscite was
drawing near the general desired
trained legal advisers on the subjects
which might be brought up.
Evening star., 1925-11-20
CITIZEN ASSOCIATION
TO SEEK NEW MEMBERS
House-to-Eouse Canvas in Lincoln
Park Area Decided Upon by
Committee.

Plans Tor an intensive membership
campaign to increase the enrolment
Of the Lincoln Park Citizens ASsocia-
ton were made at a smoker given by
President Guilford s. Jameson TO the
membership committee at his home,
200 Thirteenth streets northeast. last
night
1t was decided to canvass every
home IN the associations territory.
which extends from @ street north
east to G. street southeast and from
Eighth street to the Eastern Branch.
Each member Of the committee Will
be assigned TO q certain section to can
vass The meetings OF the asSocia-
ton are attended usually by nearly a
hundred persons, and II is said that
this attendance is among the largest
of the citizens groups. The member
ship committee is composed of J. w.
Barse. chairman; Joseph l.. Gammell.
J. r. Mackefy, J. NJ. Hodge, j. NJ.
Crown, W. G. Furr, +. Blaine. Lafay.
cite G. Buehler, NJ. c.. De La Rue.
Charles :. Taylor and John Il. Kern.
President Jameson announced that an
effort will lie made to have Senator
Ashurst of Arizona address the next
meeting Of the Lincoln Park Associa-
ton
Evening star., 1925-11-20
BEATS ESTRANGED WIFE
IN MEETING ON STREET
Compositor Enraged by Her Re
mark, Strikes Woman With Iron
Bar-Victim Will Recover.

Because his estrangad wife told him
she was through with him" when
she CHANGED to meet him at Thirteenth
and L streets yesterday afternoon.
Isaac Baer. a compositor living at 1000
l. street, beat her over the head with
d. bar of iron. infiicting serious
scalp wound, police reported today.
Mrs. Baer, IS years old. was accom-
panied by her two children A by
stander seized Baer and held him until
police arrived. He was charged with
assault with IA dangerous weapon
Mrs. Baer was taken TO Emergency
Hospital. where physicians say she
will recover. Trial Of the husband
Will be deferred until she IS able 10
testify.
Baer. filled with remorse today. told
police his act was caused by liquor
He said he and his wife had had many
difficulties, which eliminated in their
legal separation a week ago Baer il
former resident Of Lumberton. y. G..
The wife and children reside at SO
Twelfth street
Evening star., 1925-11-20
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
SHOW STAGED TONIGHT
Initial Performance Announced. to
Open at O'Clock-Will Re
peat Tomorrow Night.

The initial performance of Eastern
6Igh Schools annual Fall show will
be given in the school auditorium to-
night at 8 o'clock and repeated tolnor-
row night at the same time. a matt
nee performance for elementary
school children OF the community will
be given this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Irene Obliges.'' a one-act English
farce. Is the chief feature. The East
ern High School Revue. however, will
be the most pretentious and artistic
attraction. The program also includes
selections by the Ea . I'll Novelty Or
chestra and Double Quartet a har-
monica solo by Joseph Cosimano. es-
thetic dances by Lawrence SmallwooG
George Madisan. Julius Radice and
James Wiley and an Argentine tango.
The production committee in charge
Is composed OF Miss Ella NJ Monk,
chairman; Miss Ethel Prince. Mrs.
c. V. Byram. Miss r. Arnold. Miss
~. Dent and Miss o. Taylor.