Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-09

and E1auuUOOkf ANlNAANatA ANhAAfNNy oAA1N
Co; A Voice from Zion. Rev. John Alexan-
der Dowie; Art Study Pictures, The Art
Study Co; Revell's Popular Religious
Series, Fleming II Revell ca. Two Penny
Classics. Charles A. Kent; Forward Series
The Church Press; TygOdnik, w. Dyuie-
wicz The Religious Liberty Library, Inter
national Religious Liberty Association, Law
List of United Commercial Lawyers, The
United Commercial Lawyers; Anglicke
Listy Ant NJ Soukup Nichols Monthly,
Rowell & Nichols.
New York, N ": Appletons Town and
Country Library, d. Appleton x Co; The
Official Guide, The National Railway Pub
fishing Co.; Scripture Text Chain, Ward &
Drummond Coz The Practical Teachers
Library, Z. L. Kellogg & Co. The Agnostic
Library c. P Farrell Molineaux Choir
Library, and The Organ, George Molineaux; /;
Our Monthly Musical Gem, Hitchcock Pub
fishing Co.; TribuneAlmanac, The Tribune
Association; World Almanac, The New
York World; Hours at Home, Hours at
Home Co.
Milwaukee, Wis. The Catholic Directory,
NJ. H. Wiltzius & Co. Living Church Quar-
terly, The Young Churchman Co.. Viertel-
jahrliches Magazin der Modernen Literatuf,
Herold Company; The Bonded Attorney,
The Association Of Bonded Attorneys The
Vorwaerts Library, Victor l.. Berger; Gil
lan's Quarterly, S. " Gillian & Co.
Boston. Mass. The Dictator, The Beall
Press; Baby Pathfinder Railway Guide, New
England Railway Publishing Co.; Boston
Pocket Manual, Pocket Manual Company;
The Congregational Handbook Series, The
Pilgrim Press; Life Studies, James H. West
Co.; Perry's Magazine, The Perry Pictures
Co.
Philadelphia, Pa. Hall Mack Co.'s Quar-
terly, Hall-Mack Co. The Festal Helper,
McCalla < Co.
ST. Louis, Mo. Educational Art Series.
The N d. Thompson Publishing Co.; The
Mercantile Adiuster, The Mercantile Ad-
juster Co.. Experience, Experience Fub-
fishing Co.
Cleveland, Ohio: The American Lawyers
Quarterly, The American Lawyers Co.
Minneapolis, MINI. The Clearing House
Quarterly, The Attorneys National Clearing
House Co.
New Haven. Conn. New Haven Weekly
Guide, A. c. Ball.
Terre Haute, Ind: Progressive Thought,
Standard Publishing Co.
Clinton, Mo-. The Bulletin, H. P Faris.
Portage. Wis. College News, Story's Col
lege of Commerce and Normal Training
School
On November 20, 1901, pOstmasters we're
instructed to cancel the certificates Of entry
to the second-class of mail matter Of the
following named publications, which are
held not to come within the requirements
of amended sections 40 and 28I, P. L. and
RI, for acceptance as secoud-class matter;
Philadelphia, Pa. Women's Ideas, Ladies'
Home Magazine, Household Journal, Home
Visitor, The Fred Schwartz Publishing Co; +;
New Ideas, New Ideas Publishing Co.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Library of Journal
Extras The Journal Printing Co. Evangel
ical Library, The Missionary Publishing
House; The Housekeeper Library, The
Housekeeper Corporation; Postens Library,
Svenska Amerikauska Postens Forlag.
Boston, Mass, A. B. c. Pathfinder and
pial Express List, A. B. c. Pathfinder and
Dial Once Week, New England Railway
Publishing Co.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Central Square Series,
Sheet Music, H. Franklin Jones.
Kansas City, Mo; Unity Metaphysical
Series, Unity Tract Society; The Kansas
/ City Journal Almanac, The Journal Com
pany.
New York, NJ Y: Student Volunteer
Series, The Student Volunteer Movement
for Foreign Missions.
Buffalo, N. Y. Educator Library of
Teachers Handbooks, W. Hazelton Smith
Bridgeport, Conn: Bridgeport Weekly
! Guide, A. B. Ball.
Waterbury, Conn: Waterbury Weekly
| Guide, A. B. Ball.
! Detroit, Mich Detroit Free Press Annual
Year Book and Encyclopedia, Detroit Free
Press Co.
Athol, Mass. The Cottager, The Cottager
Company.
Des Moines Iowa The Messenger, High
land Park College; Young Mans Best Com
| paniOn, Iowa Business College.
It was further stated in the proclamations
that back numbers of these publications,
although bearing a statement of entry to
the second class, as we'll as those Of future
issues, when presented for mailing at any
post-office, whether by publisher, news
agent or others, would be subject to the
third-class rate-one cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof prepaid by
stamps affixed.
The act quoted as authority therefor
SECTION 28l. Postmasters must require
satisfactory evidence that publications
offered Tor mailing at the pound rate have
a Legitimate list of subscribers, made up,
not of persons whose names are furnished
/ by advertisers, or by others interested in
the circulation of the publication, but Of
those who voluntarily seek it and pay for it
with their own money, although this rule is
not intended 70 interfere with any genuine
case where one person subscribes for lin
tied number of copies for another The
subscription price must be shown by the
the publication, and will be deemed a0aa-
inal within the meaning of Section 27z, at
least when
Ist. The publication advertises or asserts
that it is furnished to subscribers at no
I profit, or irrespective of payment of the
subscription price.
I'd. When it appears from the contents
that subscriptions are not made because Of
the value of the publication as a news or
literary journal, but because of its offers Of
merchandise, or other consideration appar-
emily equal in value to the subscription
| price, as an inducement to subscription
Publications entitled to the second-ciass
rates of postage under the the Act of Iuly
10, 1894, are not subject 10 the foregoing re.
strictions as to subscription price and list
The Act referred to reads as follows.