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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-07-10

sg BOOK MAILED FREE.
"A. FEvERs. Congestions, Inflammas
CURES lions, Lung Fever. Milk Fever.
y. b. sPRAINs. Lameness. Injuries,
CURES rheumatism.
CURES Distemper.
d o. 2; WORMS. Bots. Grubs.
Il. E. COUGHS, Colds, Influenza, Innamed
CURES Lungs, Pleuro- Pneu
r. F.lCOLIC. BelIyache, Wind-BlOwn,
CURES Diarrhea, Dysentery.
G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
HAL HiM; KIDNEY d BLADDER DISORDERS.
IL. lsKIN DISEASES, Mango. Eruptions.
CURES Ulcers, Grease, Farcy.
CURES Indigestion, Stomach staggers.
&C., each Stable Case, Ten Specifics, Book, &C., a.
At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt of price.
Humphreys Medicine Co., Cor. William 6 John
Streets, New York.
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Also semi-annual statement of
of Treasurer
In accordance with section 1875, on
motion the assessed value of horses
three years old and over in Spring
Creek and Harrison townships is rails
ed ten percent.
Adjourned until June "a. 1902.
June "a, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present.
H. R. Kendig is appointed Justice Of
the Peace for Oskaloosa township to
fill vacancy oecassioned by the death
of G. H. Baugh.
| Auditor is authorized to abate on
recommendation of township trustees
taxes for 1899 and 1900 on Lot 4, N.
l1-2 S. w. IA, S. E. IA, and Lots 3
and S. 1-2 n. W. Ia S. E. IA, Sec.
31-75-15 on account of physical disabil-
| ity of Edward Pearn.
Also to amount of $50 personal pro-
perty of Mary E. Simms for 1901 in
Harrison township as erroneous.
| The auditor is authorized to abate
from tax of 1901, IL mills on taxable
value of lands as per list on file, of
parties enormously assessed as inside
the limias of the incorporated town of
Eddyville. but whose property is &C
tualy located outside said corporate
| limits.
]. c. Alder. lot ne, sw. 31-74-15.
NJ. L. Besco. lot 9, sw. sw., 31-74-15.
c. G. Brickford, lots, sw. sw., 31-74-
is.
Jno. Bulger, lot /, sw. NV, 21-74-15,
and part NV. sw.
Catharine Butler, lot 10, sw. sw., 81
74I5.
Neva D. Garfield, n. 1-3 lot 40, NV.
sw., 31-74-15.
NJ A. Fish, lot 3, sw. Sc, 31-74-15.
Thos. Fenton, lot IL, sw sw., 31-74-15.
Jacob Ferree lot 6, sw. Sc, 31-74-15.
Gervis Fails lot 4, Sc. sw. and lot 3S,
e. sw. 31-74-15.
Funk & Roberts, part NV sw. and
lot II, sw. and lot 2, e. IL sw., 31-74-15
Florence Dunkle, S. 2-3 lot 43, NV.
sw., 31-74-15.
A. Mayer, NV. NV. and part Sc. Sc.
sw., 31-7+15.
Manning & Epperson, lot 2, sw. Sc,
31.74-15.
c. c. Palmer, lots "A. As, 46, AZ, NV.
sw., 31-74-15.
Elizabeth scribner, lot sw. NV, 81
74-15.
F. W. scribner lot 2, sw. NV, 31-74-
| 10.
Con. Sullivan. lots 5, and Z, Sc. sw,
31-74-15.
S. E. Williams, lot ~, sw. sw., S1-74-
10.
R. A. Williams, lot 40, sw. sw., 31-74-
Is.
Mary Williams, lot IL, sw. sw., S1-74-
lis.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, An all-wise Providence
has called from earth Rufus P. Beacon,
who had lived in our midst to ripe
and mature years, and having spent
six of these years in the service of
this county, viz: 1882 to 1887 in
elusive, as supervisor from Oskaloosa,
therefore be it
Resolved, That We, the men,
bers of the Board of Sup
ervisors of Mahaska County, do
acknowledge the loss in the death of
Rufus P. Beacon, character without
blemish and citizen above reproach,
whom we have known as a genial,
honorable and high-minded gentleman
ever awake to public interests and de
| termined in what he believed to be
right.
Resolved, that a copy hereof be fur
nished the deceased's family and same
be spread upon the records of this
board.
Having completed the business be-
fore il the Board adjourned.
A. F. N. Hambleton, nine days no
miles, $500.
! J. NJ. Stephenson nine days and
thirty-six miles, $3.50.
w. H. Springer eight days and TWEEN
ty-eight miles, 34.80.
The Auditor is authorized to issue
warrants for following claims allowed,
viz:
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JUNE SESSION.
Proceedings of the Board Of Sup.
ervisors.

Board of Supervisors met June I'd,
1902,
Members present, A. f. N. Hambl
ton, ]. NJ. Stephenson and w. H.
Springer.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
IN the matter Of vacation and re-
location of road in section 32, Twp.
rs, Range IA, according TO consent pc
tition of Reece L PARCEL, ct al, same
Is granted and road vacated and re-
established as asked for. Road TO be
put in good travelling condition.
Spent balance Of day on claims.
Adjourned until June 8. at s a. m.
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q. m.
June 9Th, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
On recommendation of city council
Of Oskaloosa, road tax, A. n. Weather
wax, for 1901, on account of disability
is abated.
Also that Lots 16 and 10, Gilmores
Addition, property of Margaret Glas-
gov, be not sold by Treasurer.
Also that erroneous assessment
Frankie State Bank, for 1901, on s625
taxable value is abated.
Also on Lot 4, Block z, Montgomery
Addition, property Hattie Turner, on
account of soldiers widow be exempt
for tax 1901 to amount $500 taxable
value.
Also direct that Treasurer do not
sell property of Elizabeth Fishburn,
South A fit. Lot D. L. West Oska.
loosa, and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Lot
/, Block 8, Houtz Addition to oska.
loosa
Adjourned until June Z, at s a. m.
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June 3rd, a. m.
Board met purcuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
On recommendation trustees Gar
field Township, Edward Hume is APP
pointed Justice of the Peace of that
township to fill vacancy, and VIM.
Marshall, constable to fill vacancy.
On recommendation of Trustees
Union Township taxes on lots 3-4-5
and 6 S. w. IA of the S. E. IA sec
ton p, Twp. a, Range is West, and
lots 1-2-3-4-5 and 6, block 8, Middleton,
are abated on 1854 taxable value for
1900, and $500 taxable value for 1901.
Bond of S. ]. Stediom, Clerk Lincoln
township is approved
Adjourned until June 4th, at a. m.
June 4th, 1902, a. m.
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tor and Recorder are filed and APP
proved.
Also semi-annual statement Of
of Treasurer.
In accordance with section 1875, on
motion the assessed value of horses
three years old and over in Spring
Creek and Harrison townships is rails
ed ten percent.
Adjourned until June "a. 1902.
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Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Spent day on claims.
Adjourned until June 9th, at s
q. m.
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June u, 1902.

June u, 1902.
Board Met pursuant to adjourn
uent
All members present.
Auditor is authorized to abate so
cts, on tax of c. D. Marks, Oskaloosa,
erroneous assessment, 1901
On recommendation of Trustees
Union township Auditor Is authorized
TO abate for 1901 tax amount Of 5000
on taxable value land of Isaac East
lake, account, soldiers exemption.
On motion of Mr.. Hambleton the
following resolution was unanimously
passed:
Resolved that the salaries Of county
officers and deputies, hereinafter nam
ed, be fixed for the terms commencing
January /, 1908.
County Auditor at $1,000 per annum
and $500 Of fees II collected during the
year.
Deputy Auditor 500 per annum.
Deputy Clerk 800 per annum..
County Attorney $1,400 per annum,
conditioned that all bills paid for
assistance, whether by order OF court
or otherwise, without the consent or
instructions Of the Board Of Supervis-
ors shall be deducted therefrom.
Also that Recorder be allowed for
deputy as provided by statute $3.50
per annum for the term.
Adjourned until June IL, a. N.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
All members present
In the matter Of consent road peti.
tion, M. N. Wiser ct. al. In Section 80
Jefferson township. on recommends
ton Of w. II. Springer, committee on
same is established AS petitioned for.
In matter consent for changing
width Of road to so feet wide between
s. W. IL. sec. land g. q. IL, sec. Pts
"A, on petition J. W. Troy Ct al. same
IL granted and established In accord
ancs Herewith.
In matter Of road petition Of II. p
WAY a. 81. same il referred to w. n.
Springer as committee to New same.
Quarterly reports Of Sheriff, Audi
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June Z, 1902.
Board met in pursuance TO adjourn.
mentment.
All members present
In the matter Of the right of way
across part of poor farm for switch
TO coal shaft, ]. c. Williams, attorney,
appearing by request of Board in the
interest of drawing contract for coun-
~, the following resolution is offered:
Be il resolved that a right of way
sixty (60) feet wide is allowed the B.
e. w. Ry., across East 1-2, S. E. IA,
Section "a, Twp. rs, Range II, in con-
sideration of transportation of mer.
chandise. live stock and patients and
county officials from Oskaloosa to and
from County Poor Farm, and coal for
use on farm at cost of mining in &C
cordance with written contract on file
with Auditor.
Said resolution was carried by the
following vote, Yeas-Hambleton
Stephenson and Springer. Nays none.
The bond of VIM. Chocklett, con.
stable of East Des Moines township
was approved.
Spent balance of day on claims and
transcripts.
Adjourned until June 18th.
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June 18th, 1902.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present
On recommendation, city council, an
abatement is ordered for tax 1901 on
Lot l6, sub division Normal Block,
oskaloosa, property, Sadie Chew, to
amount $500.
The Auditor is authorized to abate
for 1901 SIS on taxable value of Lot
6, Lot 1, S. w. n. w. 36-75-17, proper
~, A. B. Henry, on account Of error
eous assessment in acreage.
In matter Of road petition Samuel
Rankin ct. al for vacation and re-es-
Enlistment of road in Section 1874
"A, consent of all owners being obtain
ed. same is granted as asked for and
vacation and establishment made.
Adjournment until June II, a. m.
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3TS5S IS 3tS5S SO
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06

time, and the failure OF the committee
on arrangements to communicate with
the chief Of police regarding the project
greatly enhances the difficulties with
which he viii have TO contend.
i g slso believed that an escort will
be provided by the department TO accom-
pany the Prince from the depot to the
hotel or embassy on his arrival in Wash
!ngton. and this escort may also be placed
constantly at his disposal whenever he
leaves his apartments.
a liberal number Of Secret Service men
will likely be sprinkIed through the
crowds that viii skirt the line Of march.
If this is done. every person Of ques-
tionable character, or who gives the Off
GERS the least cause to suspect his de-
signs, will be taken Immediately to Pc
lice Headquarters and required to explain
his business here or be committed until
the distinguished guest has departed.
II is understood that President ROOse-
welt has indicated that no expense shall
be spared to afford the royal visitor every
protection. and if this policy is adopted
Major Sylvester will carry out every wish
OF the President in regard to the matter.
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TO HEET IN WASHINGTON.
Life Underwriters Decide 20 Hold
Convention in This CITY.

Lie Underwriters Decide 20 Hold
Convention in This CITY.
The notification to Mr.. $. p. Ficklen.
OF this city. one OF the vice presidents Of
the National Association Of Life Under
writer's. that the executive committee OF
that association have dnaIIy decided 10
hold its semi-annual meeting in this city.
April 3. has created quite a stir in local
life underwriting circles
Consequently active steps have already
been Instituted TO welcome and enter
tain these gentlemen. At a soeciH meet
ing OF the Washington Life Underwriters
Association Sir. " A. White president
IN the chair, held in the Riggs House
T2rlors last evening. the following
named committee on entertainment was
appoiated.
Messrs. ". A White. s. p. Fickleu.
Simon Wolf. Robert Cook, c. 5. Vain
wright, ". A. Bennett, Max Cohen. Frank
Raymond. ". l. r. Badger, William q
Hardy, A. ". Avery. J. ". Jackman.
Thomas A Lee, d. r. Midyette. J. T. Hen
drick, elf Long, and Frank Il. Thomas.
An adjourned meeting Of this commit
tee has been called for next Monday. Al
D. ~.
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IDENTIFIED AS MARK GREER.

Body Found I'm Sewer That of Miss
ing LOnEShOreman.
The body OF the man found in the sewer
at the foot Of Seventeenth Street north
west yesterday afternoon has been identi-
fed as that Of Mark Greer. a Iongshore-
man, who lived At the intersection Of New
Hampshire Avenue and + Street north
west.
Detective 0'Brien expressed the opinion
last night that the body was that OF
Greer, and this morning Mrs. Greer called
at the m0rgue and completed the identi-
hcation. She is now living at 2523 F
Street northwest, where the funeral VIII
probably be held
Greer pawnej a shotgun belonging TO
his sOn-in-law. P. B. Colbeck. in the lat
ter's name, az HeidenheimeT's on Deem
Der % and was not seen thereafter.
Greer had been working for Littlefeld
& Alvord for "a time, and before that used
to sell bait on the river front.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
UNITY LITERARY CLUB.
Interesting Programme at the Meet
ing ut tbs Riggs.

AhANA = AN- hAAhAne ~ AAtf meet
ing ut thS Riggs.
The sixth regular meeting Of the Unity
Literary Club for the season Of 1901 1902
was held last evening in the parIors OF
the Riggs House, corner Fifteenth and
c Streets northwest A large number OF
the members and friends Of the society
were present TO listen to more 'han
usually interesting programme.
The essaylst OF the evening was judge
J. d. Flenner, OF Idaho a Western
Wonderland" was his subject and he told
OF the beautiful scenery OF the Shoshone
Falls, on the Snake River, eighty miles
from Boise. Idaho. he referred 10 them
as the eighth wonder OF the world
4 paper on Current Events" was read
by Mrs. John A. Travis. The rest Of the
programme follows.
Piano solo. lie Trot du Cavalier"
(Snedley). Miss Charlene Browne; recita-
ton. Prior 10 Miss Bellies Appearance. %
Miss Grace Beard; recitation, The Ghost
Of Lone Rock" Miss Artie E. Bell,
Ralston College Of Expression; recitation.
"Shc Likes Ne Pretty Well" Mr.. George
SpeideI; hesitation, The Quarrel of Brutus
and Cassius," Mt. William D. Slaughter,
piano SOLO Cavaliers RuEticana'' MAS
cagnD, Miss l. Lieberman. recitation
kissing Cups Race" Miss Susan stone
RSlston College. Several Of the numbers
we're eDcored.
The club extended a vote Of thanks to
the management Of the Riggs House fO-
the use OF their parlOrs, which have been
newly reftted and decorated. The next
meeting will be held in the New Willard
Hotel. February 1g.
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MAJOR SYL VESTER NOT YET
ASKED TO GUARD PRINCE
Chief Of Police Woeeied By Lack of Instructions as to What
He Is Expected 10 DO.

Major Sylvester. Chief of the Police De
psrtment OF the District, has yet abso-
Iutely no Official knowledge that Prince
Henry Of Prussia is coming to Washing
ton.
Unless some instructions are soon given
him by the committee in charge OF the re-
ceptIon arrangements the Prince will be
compelled TO 90 from the depot to the
German Embassy or the New Willard Ho-
tel upon his arrival without the slightest
pretence Of a police escort or protection
There may. Of course, be police arrange
ments which have been kept secret. but
up T. the present time Major Sylvester is
SIS much in the dark as TO what will be
required as sny private citizen. There is
no doubt that the arrangements when
made viii be most elaborate But il is
evident the delay is causing Major Syl-
vcster much concern, although he has de-
clined 10 discuss the matter in any OF its
phases.
J., is probable, however, that detectives
viii be brought here from other cities to
assist the local force. To secure good
men from other places will be a work Of
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
25e YeiIiRgs 7e,

Remnant lot Of fast black Moired
Percaline. Usual lee grade for SIS,
ward
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"A remnant accumulation OF Newest
style Neilings. in plain ana dotted
meshes. black and wanted colors. not
old passed styles. bUl the latest. ef-
fects; sold at 25c yard. Fridsy for &c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
BUSINESS MEMS BANQUET.
Senators and Representative spe
ciaI Guests of the Occasion

Senators and Representative Spe-
cfaI Guests of the Occasion
The Business Mems Association OF the
District Of Columbia will hold its annual
banquet at the Riggs House tonight. It
is expected that fully 175 persons will
be present
There viii be about thirty special
guests. among whom viii be members Of
both the Senate and House Committees
on District Affairs. The chiefs Of the
fire and police departments will also be
present. About twenty Of the twenty
four Congressman invited have signifed
their intention of accepting the invita-
tion.
The only formal speech on the pro
gramme VIII be that Of Commissioner
Maciarland. The other persons present
Will be called upon for addresses by the
chairman OF the association.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
SUES FOR s3I. 200.
Hearing in the Case Of Reeves vs.
w, A. & VT. Y. Railway.

Hearing In the Case Of Reeves vs..
w, A. & VT. Y. Railway.
Hearing was begun today in Circuit
Court No 1, In the suit Of Mr.. John E.
Reeves against the Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon Railway Com
pany. to recover 200, claimed as dam
ages for personal Injuris
II Is alleged that on February p. 1900.
Mr. Reeves purchased ticket for Wash
ington at the company's Office in Alex
andris, Va. After the car had started on
its way 20 this city Mr.. Reeves says, he
offered the ticket 20 the conductor for his
fare The conductor. II is declared. re-
fused 70 accept the ticket and elected Mr.
Reeves from the car. In doing so, il IS
alleged the conductor threw him from
the step Of the car. As a result OF his
fall Mr.. Reeves declares the bones OF
one Of his legs were broken Just above
his ankle.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06

The District OF Columbia Paper Mil
Georgetown's latest industry. now en-
ploys sixty hands-men. women and girls.
II Is said that 80 per cent. dividend has
just been declared.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
HOSPITALS FULL OF SICK.
Unusually Large Number of Cases of
Pneumonia Reported.

Unusually Large Number of Cases of
Pneumonia Reported.
II the surgeons a the various hospitals
located in this city are 20 be believed,
Washington is at present a stricken city.
According to them nearly every hospital
in the city is crowded with patients the
majority Of whom are suffering from
pneumonia brought on by the change
able weather.
Physicians at the Emergency Hospital
said.
In ny estimation there are now more
cases Of pneumonia in the city than for
years before owing TO the bad weather.
Our institution is completely filed a
state OF affairs with which we have not
been confronted for some time. In fact
We have not spare bed in the hospital %
The other hospitals are said TO be At
fected in the same manner. nearly all Of
them being in such a condition that the
standing room only sign could very
properly be displayed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
EmbTOidaTieS l3e.

A remnant lot Of several hundred
yards Of Cambria Edgings and
Torchon Laces. In various neat and
desirable patterns. Qualities sold OF
the piece up 10 Sc yarc. Fer I5sc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
JUSTICE TEST CASE.
Argument on the Mills Petition to
BE heard Tomorrow.

Argument on the Mills Petition TO
BE heard Tomorrow.
Argument viii be heard tomorrow in the
Supreme Court Of the District on the peti-
ton Of quo warrsntO issued against Mr..
Samuel c. Mills, requiring him to show
cause by what authority he exercises
the power Of a justice Of the peace in
this Jurisdiction.
Mr. Mills, with nine others, was named
a justice OF the peace for the District
by President Roosevelt in December last.
The code from which the President de-
rived his authority 10 name the justices
OF the peace. however. did not 90 into
effect and operation until January l. 1902
1t is therefore cOntcnded by some people
that the President was without power to
appoint the justices when he cid, and in
consequence the appointments are void.
The decision Of the courts in reference
to Mr.. Mills viii hold az TO the other
Justices in this jurisdiction who were ap-
pointed by the President prior 90 January
! lasi.
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2nzh6tQi
9TH and K SIS.
REMNANT DAY
BIG BARGAINS

The two hold the same mean
ing here But for tomorrow
Remnant selling we claim ex-
traordinary importance-fOr
the values are even bigger
than usual-the chances for
MONEY! saving greater than
ever The waning season urges
rs to deepest sacrificing to
clear out All the small lots and
remnants. We have made low
pricings that insureS a speedy
clearance of everything Of a
Remnant nature by tOmOr-
row night.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-06
NLWS AND GOSSIP
FROM GEORGETOWN

festival service was held last evening
at ST. Johns Episcopal Church. The mu-
sic was furnished by the choir OF Old ST.
Paul's Church. Baltimore, which is re-
garded as one Of the high standard
choral organizations Of the country. St.
PauTs choir has for the past seven years
been w Ter the personal direction Of Prof.
Farrow. OF Baltimore. and the Rev. J.
S. B. Hodges. pastor OF St PauIs. the
son Of DR.. Edward Hodges. Who was or
Ganist at Bristol, England. and Trinity
Church. New York. Dr. Hodges was also
composer Of repute. recent addition
20 the choir is Fraulein Thiale. haraist.
who IS instructor AT the Peabody Con-
sCrvstOry Of Music. Admission 10 the fes-
tival was by invitation. though voluntary
contributions we're made for he benefit
Of St. Johns Choir Library
Miss Louise Pauline Gibbons. OF 29OI
n Street, and Mr.. Rosa F. Downing we're
united in marriage yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 at st. Stephens Catholic Church
The ushers were Messrs. John Downing
George A Conner, Frank Kilkenny and
Joseph J. Murphy. The brides only at
tendant was her sister. Miss Agnes Glib
bons. Mr.. Richard Campbell acted as
by the Rev. Father O'COnnell. assistant
pastor OF the church A reception was
held just after the ceremony, after which
Mr.. and Mrs Downing left on a short trip.
The District OF Columbia Paper Mill
Georgetowns latest industry. now en-
ploys sixty hands-men. women and girls
II is said that 80 per cent. dividend has
Just been declared.
John D. Croisssnt- and Galen l. TAFT,
trustees. have sold to Charles NJ. Fellows
for 1920, lots and s, block s, American
University Park
Christ Church choir will give a benefit
entertainment tomorrow evening at Lin
thicum Hall. Motion pictures Will be the
feature.
The TenleytoUn Alumni Association will
hold its semi-auunsl reunion tomorrow
evening at the residence OF Miss Cora
Pimper on Thirty-first Street
II Is reported that Mr.. Thomas C.
Poles illness has terminated in the loss
OF his reason He has been taken to st.
Elizabeth's Mr.. Pole was but recently
appointed a lay reader in the Episcopal
Church with the view Of ultimately en-
tering the ministry He has spent much
time in promoting his fathers lOcOmobile
inventions.
the local Office Of the Associated Charities
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