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FRIENDS OF THE INDIAN.
Entertained at the Residence Of Prof
and Mrs. G. [. Raymond.

Prof and Mrs. c. L. Raymond enter
tanned the friends Of the Indian at their
residence, 1910 y Street Saturday even
ing After listening 10 addresses and
transacting business. dainty refreshments
were served in the parIors. which were
profusely decorated with Easter lilies and
smilaX.
The event of the evening was a brief ad-
dress by Miss Alice Fletcher, who spoke
Of the poetic and spiritual meaning ot In
dian names. and the cCremonials used in
comforting or changing them At the
request of DR. Merrill f. Gates Miss
Fletcher read some poetry Of the ritual
in the musical tongue Of the Pawnee, Civ
ing the English Interpretation and show
ing the Indians faith in the Great Father
who guides mems destinies through the
Intermediates Of birds and animals
Mrs. T. II. Alexander. Mrs. J. W. Camp
bell. Mrs. Worder. and Mrs. G. l. Ray
moud were made life members. In addi-
tiCn to the annual dues Of the society the
following persons sent contributions for
carrying on mission and Industrial work
among the Moquis: DR. and Mrs MaCkay-
Smith, Mrs Whittlesey Mrs. Pellew. Mrs
Spalding, the Misses POlkinhOrn and Mrs
LaTwill
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April IA mum
Der OF surprises were in store to-day for
Yale athletic circles when Captain Guern-
sey. Of the Yale varsity baseball nine an
nounced u reorganization Of the team.
shifting several Of the most prominent
varsity players TO the second or col
lege" nine. The work of the latter will
be carefully watched. however. and should
the present varsity players show any
reversal OF form, their hold upon their
present positions will not be very secure.
The varsity and college teams have
been rearranged as follows:
Varsity Winslow, catcher, Garvan
Baer. Patton, and McKelvey, pitchers
Hasenwinkle, first base, Littlefeld, third
base; DeSauIles, second base; Miller
shortstOp; Thompson and Cote. left field;
Barnwen and Green, center field; Wear
Barnes, and White, right field.
Second nine-Welton, catcher; Alien
Platt. Orthwein. pitchers; Chittenden
first base; Shaw. second base; Thompson
shortstop; Rumsey, third base; Blount
left field; Ward center field; Hamilton
right field
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07
SECOND SENSATION In
HARVARD ATHLETICS
FrantZ Case of Professional
ism Causes Comment.
Like FOotballist Cults, he Forgot Hav-
ing Taken Money for Services-GTeat
Surprise at Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. April THE
Harvard athletic committee apparently
Is again compromised by the bad memory
OF an athlete. who forgot that he took
cash for participating in a contest.
The case OF o. G. Frant& the Harvard
first baseman. who has just been dis
qualified for being tainted with profes-
sionalism. seems to Yale men to resem-
bic that OF Cults in that Frantz and
Cults both seemed 70 forget taking money
for athletics.
Nothing has been heard at Yale about
any movement 10 throw out the baseball
games which Harvard won from Yale last
year by Frantz's batting
The logic By which Frantz will be de-
clared Ineligible at Harvard this year,
but will be allowed 20 play next season.
Is inexplicabIe az Yale
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OF the men retained for the varsity
Winslow, Garvan. Littleheld, DeSaulles,
Miller, Thompson, Cote, and Barnwell
played in the recent contest with George
town. The work Of the two last named
players in the field was responsible for
the Blue and Grey's defeat in the first
game.
Hasenwinkle is a new man al first, dis
pfscing LittIedeId. son Of the. Maine Rep
Tesentative OF that name in Congress
and who viii substitute for Captain
Guernsey at third.
Thompson. who will substitute for Cote.
II necessary, in left field, and placed at
shortstop on the college nine. has been
kept out Of his usual fast playing by an
attack Of illness Just before starting on
the Easter trip. He is faster than Miller
on scooping grounders and on lightning
like volleying 70 first. and covers a deal
more ground. Illness made his batting
fail of. however. and Miller pre-empted
the place on the varsity
ThompsOns heady playing is responsible
for his being substituted for the left gar
den, for he plays up on his toes" all the
time and runs in TO back up short in
every sharp play in that quarter. His
"intuitive' playing viii make him again
a dangerous factor, when his health re-
turns. for the varsity shOrtfeld posi-
ton
Chittenden at first. and Ward AT cen
trefeld on the second nine, also played in
parts Of the Georgetown games. the latter
in right field Their work is much above
the average.
Captain Guernsey is expecting the early
return Of Metcan, a second basemau who
has been out Of the game because Of i'll
ness. II he Is able 20 return IN the near
future he Is likely 10 be put on the
varsity squad and DcSaulles moved over
10 shOrtstOp. At least half a dozen Of
the present substitutes are regarded as
being possibilities" capable Of unusually
speedy development when warmer weather
comes and their playing with the second
team viii therefore be important TO the
final composition Of the varsity for the
HarUsrd and Princeton championship
gaDCs.
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The seven months-old infant Of John
and Dora Howard. colored. living on
stanton Avenue IN Hillsdale, died with
out medical ittention this morning. Cor
oner hewitt was notified and will make
an investigation.
The Coroner was also notified OF the
death OF the ight-mOnths-Old infant Of
Virginia Rollins. colOred, living on sum
ner Avenue IN Hillsdale, without medical
attention.
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Amateur Baseball.

The Chesapeakes have rcorganized their
baseball team for the season Of 1902 and
would like to arrange games with any
team averaging sixteen years Of age. Ad-
dress challenges 10 Manager Charles NAL
ley, 1916 Maryland Avenue northeast. The
line up Is: gohn Van Ness, catcher: Rob
ert Anderson, C. Kraft, pitchers F. NAL
ley. first base; F. Lynch, second base:
William Hands, shortstop; T. ReehuI.
third base; G. Mallcy. left field. G. Miller.
centre field z. Martling. right field.
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LADIES' SYRINGE, S1.OO.

sold for $50 before expiration Of patent.
It is The best syringe on the market. and IS
now Of a better quality than ever. HOLMES 4
co. Rubber Goods, 81 g,h st. NV.
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Washinrton Stock Exchanpe.

SaIes-Cspital Traction; 1700 ia; goa
114%. West Emo Bank. 2Tl3O. Mergen-
thaler 26T1S2ih. LanstOn, 5OH l2it 5Oft
1875 Greene Copper: 5od2 300Q 20iz-
After Washington Gas: 125d S3la;
75GS4. 25dS4As, 50GS5. Greene Copper.
lONZ1. 100G2Gh. Lanston: 50d122s-
DISTILLED OLE COLUMBIA EnNnS
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Trans Pacific Mails.

Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Seattle and
Victoria. b. g., Close here daily az G.ao r. mp
press 81 Japan. Registered mail must bee special
Iv addresSed Merchandise 'ur the United states
Postal Agency 40 >luugiiai. China. cannot be- for
Mails for CHINGs JAPAN aud HAWAII. via
sam Francisco. close here daily az G-30 D. m. up
to April 10 inclusive, for tc-Iatch per s.. 5.
Izils f5T the Philippine ISLANDS via san
Friuciscl close here daily an 6.aO %. %. up 90
april n. inclusive for despatch per United States
transport fO)
Mails for CHNt- end JAPAN. via Tacoma,
close here daily at $50 3. M. up 90 April -, in
elusive iol despatch per s. s. Victoria. to)
Mails for IIAW All via san Francisco. close here
daily al $3.50 o. M np TO- April u, Inclusive, for
dczuatcn per s. s. Alameda. to)
Mails for TAHITI and NARQJ EsAS ISLANDS,
via san Francisco close here daily at G-51 r. M.
mp 90 April u, inclusive, Tor despatch per s.
Australia. toI
Mails for CHINA JAPAN and HAWAII. via
san Francisco close here daily al $50 p. M. up
20 Ap.H Is, inclusive, tor despatch per s. S.
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via seattle. close
here daily % 80 p- H. up 20 Apr! is, inclusive.
mail must DE directed Via Seattle" (ol
Mails for Al SIHAllA teycept those for West
Australia which are forwarded VIA Europe), NEW
ZEALAND. FIJI SAMOA and HAW All VIA san
Francisco close here daily at $50 p. M. after
April and up 60 April -6, inclusive for despatch
per s. Suu0uia- tol
Mails Tor Al - hAiiN lrA''Il tN'~' l'l west
Australia which go via Europe, and New Zca-
land mails for which are despatched Via san
Francisco and FISH ISLANDS, via seattle and
Victoria r O., close here daily al ESQ D. M mp
10 April 26 inclusive. for despatch per r. b.
Moaua Especially addressed ouly). tol
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are despatched 20
| Npw York for connection with European steamers
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS tNiItaE Maid. de-
| -patohcd Go san Francisco az an closes for that
l Office 20 connect With Government transports the
5ailiugs 81 which are Irregular
| REGISTERED NAILS close at the MAIN OF
| FTCE a. follows tbl Al 100 g. m. same day /;
/ tcJ Al 500 p. same day, cd Al 500 a. ~.
| -amc day, Cj a. 90 p. M previous dlr; lD
| At J. 90 3. ia previous Saturday, lkj Al 500
! b. M. previous dayi to) At 600 p. n.. previous
dsy. JOHN 4. MERRITT. Postmastsg.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07

White Ribbon Remedy viii cure or destroy Tho
diseased appetite for alcoholic ~timulants. whcth
er the patient is a confirmed iue5riate. "a tip
pier" social drinker or dEunkard- Impossible for
any one 20 have an appetite for alcoholic ilqugu
after using White Ribbon Remedy
Endorsed by Members Of ". @. T. q.
Mrs. Moore. Superintendent OF the Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union Ventura, Cal,
writes. II have tested White Ribbon Remedy
on very obstinate druukards, and the cures have
been many. In many cases the Remedy was
given secretly. ! cheeTfulIy recommend and en-
dOrse White Ribbon Remedy. Members Of ouI
Union are delighted 20 hnd practical and
economical treatment TO aid us Iu cur temper
aHce work
Mrs. West, president OF the Wom4n's Christian
Temperance Union, Ventura. Cal, says Il know
81 SO many people redeemed nom the curse of
drink by tht use o. White Ribbon Reneds thai
] earnestly reI uest you 20 give 10 a trial" Drua
| gsts o. by mail. 81. Trial package Tree by writ
| ing calling MRS A. N. TOWNSEND Uo
I yeaR Secretary o. tho NOm4u's Christian TEN
| Pcsnce JuIoni- 2ls FREMONT ST, BOSTON
/ MASS. sold AZ Stevens haImaCy 9OI Pa ave
LIE.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. d. G. POSTOFFICE, NOTICE
should be read daily. a. changes may occur az
time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded 20 the ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of ciosings Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uniuter-
Upted overland transit For the week ending
April T. 1902 the last connecting closes VIII be
made from Vain one rs follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-07
news and GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN
Programme for Sacred Con-
Certs of Trinity Church.
PROF. TURNER TO LECTURE
Celebration Of Pope Leo's Anniversary.
Nj Hunter Reports to the Police That
His Store Was Robbed on Saturday
Night-PersOnaI Items.

Prof Robert Turner, Of Boston. has
been secured by the officials OF Trinity
Church to take part in the sacred con-
certs TO be held at CASTOR Hail. George
town University, on the evenings Of April
% and So
Prof Turner will deliver his celebrated
lecture, The Way OF the Cross. with
24O Illustrations. On the first evening the
pilgrimage from Bethlehem TO Shechem
Valley" will be the subject, and on the
second evening From Shechem Valley TO
the Golden Gate" During the lecture
the choir of Trinity Church viii render
the following: The Palms, The Holy
City" Jerusalem, My Happy Home"
Nazareth" and Calvary"
The proceeds Of the event will be turned
into the new building fund OF Trinity
Church.
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the pom
tificate OF Pope Leo XIII was observed
yesterday at the high mass at Trinity
Church. Rev Father Jerome Daugherty,
president Of Georgetown University, Of
ficiated. with Rev Father James Becker,
s. J., as deacon. and Rev Father John A.
Conway, s. J.. subdeacOn. The sermon
was delivered by Rev Father David Hill
house Buell.. OF Georgetown University
Rev. Father OCOnor, Of GOnzaga College
was 20 have preached at the mass. but
illness prevented him. Special music was
rendered by an augmented choir.
Mr. Charles B. Hunter reported TO OH
/ GERS at the Seventh precinct station this
morning that some unknown person had
/ on Saturday night gained entrance to his
provision store. 1851 Thirty second Street
northwest by forcing the rear door open
| A quantity of meats and provisions. Mr.
Hunter said we're carried away.
Rayheld Ransom. cOlOred, for whom the
I Virginia authorities have been looking fo-
several months. was arrested on sat
urday by Policeman BuTlingame. OF this
precinct. and turned over to Constable
SmOot, Of the Virginia force.
\ citizen saw smoke issuing from the
" adows Of the West Street Presbyterian
Church Saturday evening. and turned in
an alarm Of fire When the local engine
and truck reached the scene IL was dis
] covered that the smoke was caused by the
I janitor kindling fire in the furnace.
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MONEY TO LOAE

MONEY TO LOAN al 81 10 5 per cent, IN SUNS
OF 81 90 20 Si1OJ0 on D. c. real estate, pay Of
5 AID per cent mortgages and begin anew ali
transactions conducted with economical consider
alton for borrowers WM H. SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 + 81. NV
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real estate
az g. AZ and per cent interest. Special priv
Ieges with respect 20 prior payments Large
amounts speciality.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC.
ia1o-tf s2O7 + ST. nv.
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Captain Guernsey Acts on
Easter Trip Records.
SEVERAL REGULARS REDUCED

Advent Of New First Baseman Causes
a Shifting of Players-De Saulles
May Play Short-LoeaI Comment on
the Changes.
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transatlantic Nails.

MONDAY-tbl A 7.l5 p. m for ri ROPE, pc
5. s. kronprInz M Wilhelm from New horS, VIA
Plymouth, Cherb0uIg, and Bremen
tC) Al II 20 p. N. for ITALY direct per e. s
Liguria, from New York Mail must be d.
roCtcd Per s. s. Lguria.
TJESDAN-(b) At 7:l5 p IN. for FL ROPE, per
s. s. II. Louis from New o-S- Wa Southampton
Mail Tor IRELAND must be directed Per s. 2.
-. Louis"
Majestic, from New York, VIA QueenstoTu
lcD Al les p. m for BELGIUM direct, per =
e. Southwark. from New York Mail must be
ID Cctcd Per s.. s. Southwark
WEDNESDAA-to) Al 1-l5 p M for ~ hOPE,
per g. Augusta Victoria. from New York. wa
Plymouth. ClcrbourE and Hamburg. Mail Tor
FRANCE must be directed "Per s. s. Augusta
Victoria
(cl Al 9.l5 p. ~. for FRANCE. SWITZEk
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL, II RkEA.
EGYPT GREECE. BRITISH INDIA, an 10
View York via Hayre Nal for other parts Of
EUROPE must De directed Per s. s. LAqui-
tame
FRiDAY-G,) At 7.15 p. m for EUROPE. per
s.. S. Lucsuia. from view York. Via Queenstown
(e} Al g:I5 F. H. for ITALY direct. per s.. 8
TTave from New 10rk.- Mail must be directed
per s.. s.. Trave."
C9 At II.25 p. M. for NETHERLANDS direct,
per S. s. Amsterdam, from New York. Man must
be directed Per s. s. Amsterdam
tCl At ll-2j p. M for x tfLAND direct per
2. Astoria, from New York. Mail must be- d.
rected Per s. s. Astoria
PRINTED MATTER- EIC--Ihis steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and Samples
Tor GERMANY only. TIE same class Of matter
Tor other parts Of III HOPE viii not be sent by
this ship unless specially directed by her
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Rayheld Ransom. cOlOred, for whom the
Virginia authorities have been looking fo-
several months. was arrested on sat
urday by Policeman BuTlingame. OF this
precinct. and turned over to Constable
SmOot, Of the Virginia force.
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WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY

on your furniture pianos, organs etc, and you
can pay it back in small weekly or monthly paw
menrs- ABSOLUTELY 40 DELAY.
Our business Is strictly confidential. no en-.
barrassing questions % ask you Loygess rates in
the city Private Offices
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY
els F Street n. w.
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Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

Per =. G. tllll4als liliA -NtNs tHIh
tD A. II-Z5 D. m. for CENTRAL AMERICA
Excerpt Costa kical. and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, per g. s. Orizahs. from New York, VIA
Colon. Mail To- GUATEMALA must be directed
TUESDAY-G) At 1900 m. FOR JAMAICA, per
s. Admiral Dewey. from Boston
tc) AZ g.l5 D. H. Tor ARGENTINE URUGUAY
and PARAGUAY. per s.. s. CorOndor from View
York.
tcJ Al u.25 @. M for NEWFOUNDLAND di-
rect, per E. S. silvia, from New York
EDNESDAl-UD Al 1870 a. II. for the
BAHAMAS Der steamer from Miami Fla
lc) A. ll,25 o. ~. Tor JAMAICA, per g. s..
Animal sampson, from Philadelphia
tcl AZ ll-e5 p m Tor CAMPElHEr ChiAPAs-
TAB ASCO and lTCATAN, per g. s. Havana, from
New York. Mail for other parts Of MEXICO must
be directed ''Pcr s. Havana
CC) At 1I-25 %. for th= BAHAMAS and the
PROVINCE Of SANTIAGO. Cuba per S. s. Segu-
Tanla- from New horS-
tc At II:Z5 p. m. Tor Brazil. per g. s. Crecisn
Prince from New FORK. via Perusmbuco and
directed Per S. s. Greeiau Prince
THIRSDAA-le Al HES D. ID for MENICU.
per s. s. N.aSlIs. from v" York, VIA famPieo.
Mail must be- directed per g. S. Niagara
FRlDAA-fel AZ Hes p M, for PORTO RICO.
per s D.. Ponce. from Nev York via san Jua.l-
tr Al lI-25 p- u. for CURACAO sad NENE-
II FLA per s. S. NsHcaibo. from Ncv York
Mail for SAyANILL.A ana CARTAGENA must be
directed ''Pcr S. s. Msracaiba-"
lcl A. u-25 NJ. for PORT NJ ISLAND.
GRENTONN. per r. s.. Aleur. from NeU York
Mail for COSTA RIGA must be directed Per
e. Pc Aioue."
80 At u-25 p. u-. for INAGIA and HAITI. per
s. e. Paloms. from New ork.
81 Al ID - O.. m- for m rms ISLAND and
DOMINICAN REPJ BIIJ, per s.. r.. Seminole. from
New York
Nails FOR NEWFOl MIDLAND, 10y rail 20 North
sydney an thence via steamer close uc.e daily
except sundays az 1900 m-, and on Sundays 90
1880 a. M The connecting closes are made on
Nouday~. Wedae-d4ys and Saturdays cd thD
Mails Cor MOI Zion by rail 20 Boston aud
thence via steamer. close here daily except sun
DAYS Al u m. and on Sundays az 800 a. no
ODD Old
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tampa. Fla,
~undsy-. Wednesdays and Fridays It 900 p. IN.
and via Miami, Fla Tuesdays and Saturday, ii
1890 a. m.
Mails for MEXICO overland unless specially adj
dressed for despatch ly steamers sailing from New
YORK close here daily 40 1880 a. m- and 1880
p. U-
Mails for BELIZE. Puerto CuRTFZ and
CT ATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans and thence
by steamer. close here daily az 1890 a. H. and
1000 r. H. the connecting closes Tor which be-
ing MONDAYS
Mails for COSTA RIGA. by rail 20 NeS Orleans
and thence via steamer close here daily 20 i1-31
O. m and iO-0o b. tu., The connecting closes for
I n HfrH Hriur Iur-dfF-.
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MONEY TOLOAN.
MONEY LOANED SALA2IED PEOPLE

Retail merchants. Jsamzters. boarding houses.
without secuFity largest busiAess in ~ principal
sites- TbLMAN. Room l0l. So I5eA Il. Nv.
ulA-Q
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LOANS OE $40

Al lowest rates and on the day you apply We
are leaning on the Building and Loan Association
plan, which makes the cost OF ca-rylnz leans
much less than you pay elsewhere and allows
you to pay i of in any sized notes you desire.
running from one 10 twelve months. u VOC have
a loan with some other company we viii pay u
Of and advance you mere money IL desired
Rates cheeriUlly given and no cost TO you unless
loan is made. Car and get -ates. Front room,
first eoor-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
CO. + St = "
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, $40 up; house painting our
specially. lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, uoj
9th 81. ur. Phone. Fast 500 d. mos
NOLTE, SPA 9th -. NV, is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs ln Wall
Papers, and papers rooms tr0m 500 up- Call
and investigate for yourself and be convinced
mI4-u
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ERVING MILLION

CLAIRNONANT AND PIANIST.
gI4 New York ave nv
Tie tells vuUr name. object Of visit, or any
thing YOU wish 90 know. Your future every
thing revealed. Hours. @ to o. Ills famous read
ings Sl0O. nj
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Card Reader PsiWisr- Medium. Removes spells.
reuuites the separated gives luck German
spoken. 90 n r. NV pc. Soc NIT
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CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION OF
GEORGETOWN, D. c.

ASSEIS. &Z35. 633. 80.
DIE STOCKHOLDERS. 500 2S1. 9S.
SURPLUS. SIS. 345. 4s
ISSUE OF NINETEENTH SERIES
OF STOCK.
BOOKS ARE OPEN AT THE OFFICE,
5000 M STREET, FOR SUBSCRIP-
TON FOR THE NINETEENTH
SERIES.
This Association advances $4,000 per share TO
its stockholders and receives 100 Der share re-
turn principal monthly upon the adv. nee and in
tCTest al SIX 90 per cent upon the same
The Association returns 10 its stockholders.
upon Withdrawing % stock. from four 20 six a
20 81 per cent interest upon the same. accord
ing 10 the age % the stock Advances can be
settled any monthly period
s TH0S. BROWN. President.
EDGAR FRISBY. Vice President
C. r WILLIAMS. Secretary.
ap5-lt EDGAR ?. BERRY. Treasurer.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-06-17
Will IL Succeed

Another experiment in the line of
community housekeeping is to be tried,
this time in a suburb of Berlin. A
large house, containing thirty rooms,
situated in extensive grounds Of twenty
acres, has been rented by community
of mutual acquaintances. among whom
are both married and single. A month
II rent of from fifteen to twenty marks
will be levied for each room occupied.
The housekeeping will be in common,
and the kitchen also. One lady and one
gentleman will be elected to take
charge of all the concerns of the house.
These officers will be changed weekly.
A bill of fare and all other matters of
interest connected with the establish
ment will be posted up in the hall. For
food a daily charge of one mark will
be made. This charge is so moderate
that it may have to be increased later.
There will be good library and a COM
mon drawing room, writing room,
working room and dining room. Ar
rangements are also being made for a
common playground and garden. The
community will consist at first of forty
persons, mostly engaged in literary and
artistic pursuits.