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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Unfurnished Houses,
Continued.
FOR RENT-sECoNp FLOOR. FOUR ROOMS

FOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR, -FOUR ROOMS,
1924 James av N; city water front and back
stairs. 50: nice outlook. Finance Company, $40
Temple Court. r57 a
AN IDEAL NINE-RooM HOUSE, NEARLY
new, colonial style, fully modern, handsomely
decorated IN, N perfect condition, pleasant loca-
s Franklin av. Telephone South 514-Jo.
1870 Sd Az ,s-TEN ROOMS. MODERN. BARN,
large lawn, fine home, $685.
2i21 LIST av S--Ten rooms, modern, $50
condition, $40.
212o 9Th hhr ay s Sren rooms, thoroughly modern,
s1o5 Columbus Thirteen rooms, modern,
275S Chicago av-Eight rooms, modern, barn,
$50. .I. ~ 80 - =
$3.50 18th av s-Ten rooms, modern. 500
1O2 Bryant av Men rooms modern, in fine
order, $780, 1-a'a
ern barn, $40. -
2102 and 2106 Lyndale av N-Thoroughly mod
ern detached, seven-room houses, $25
y W w., Both Slight rooms, city water, bath.
4o1 5th st Sc Thirteen rooms thoroughly mod,
725 + l4th st--seven rooms. city water, gas,
1916 Fremont av s---Eleven rooms, modern, barn,
1903 Hawthorn av-Nine rooms city water, bath,
Three houses in Florence Court at University and
10th avs Sc. $25 to $35 EACH 3
we nave TWO or three fine furnished houses and
only. Call for particulars =
Call for our new Rental Bulletin for complete
list of houses, fats. stores, Offices, ETC.,
In all parts of the city. .,.s.s-
Z --.s MOORE BROS. & SAWYER, ..e-,- +
av
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DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,
Ill 18th st S.
Is. -

MODERN. y
5le0 jd aV >. 5 rooms, electric bell, two
crates and mantels. hot water heat
gas. city water, sewer, bath, water
closet, screens, storm sash .$oO. UO
244l Garfield av, 10 rooms, furnace, gas
city water, sewer bath, water clos ., 80
at5 et from April !, ;tv E.t.r $500
sewer, bath, water closet, laundry
screens, storm sash, furnace from 80
1914 Hawthorn av, Is rooms electric bells
CRATES and mantels, combination
sewer, e Bath water Closet t'' Laundry airy
o,,o cellar screens, storm sash ........ 5000
s sTes I'll wafsr so sty s sssF
1874 Lyndale p az N, 10 rooms, city water cow
sewer, bath, water closet, cellar,
,os - 3Vanace '..''........ oo.Vo
bath, water closet, cellar, furnace,
a75 Grant st, rooms; city water, sew: cow
er, bath, water closet, cellar, fur - :,
1924 Columbus av s rooms, city water S,
sewer, bath, water closet, cellar,
49,. A''' Nor MODERN: 1850: 4''''
5lO1 10th av S, 8 rooms, city water, cellar,
clstern, screens, storm sash, wood
1924 Crvst.1 aate .v roo,,: coio ctv Aooo
1904 E seth st. rooms, cellar, city water, ~
142o 18th e az " n rooms. cstern wood. l~'o0
1424 a5th av N, rooms cistern, wood S'0v
ZIG "a st S. 8 rooms. cellar, cistern, 00
we'll, Woodshed .................. 900
- UNFURNISHED ROOMS. .-.s .lr
1041 18th av Sc, first floor rooms hot 2
water heat, gas, city water, sewer, 49,
bath, water closet, cellar, screens, ~
a1s 25th av n second door, rooms IONS; city N'''
water, cesspool. cellar, screens,
storm sash, woodshed from April Is 500
FLATS-NOT HEATED.
SO1O Lyndale av 8, second floor, rooms.
city water, sewer, bath, water closet %. 90
2222 Minnehaha av. second floor, front fiat,
rooms, city water, wet sink, wood
FURNisHED HOUSES AND FLATs. ''0'
2421 LIST av S. IL rooms, city water, sewer,
bath, water closet, furnace ........ SO. 90
1901 University av Sc, rooms. all modern,
we'll furnished, from May 1 to Sept.
!, per month Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1872 Hennepin av. opposite Loring park;
nat l, rooms, oak finish, hardwood
floors, electric bells, CRATES and man
tells, sideboard, gas. city water,
sewer, bath, water closet, laundry
screens, from May 1 to Sept. 1,
p'' '''' LAKE CoTTAGEs. $500 0o.00
Arcola. Lake Minnetonka, 7-room furnished
.-. cottage, within five minutes walk Of
station. fine breeze and view, large
lot and trees .225. OC
a0e W GRANT ST, 8 ROOMS, MODERN, $40.
206 w Grant st, rooms, modern. $40 ~
1884 Waverly place, II rooms modern, $35. >
1901 I'D av 8, IL rooms modern, 1872.
500 9Th st Sc, Z rooms, modern; $50. ~
251O Oakland av, rooms. city water, SIG.
526 Sd av Sc, g rooms. modern $25 -
2z2 9th st Sc, rooms, modern, $23
2647 list av S, rooms. first floor, So.
GEORGE ODLUM. MANAGER,
800 Phoenix Building,
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JAEGER & TORELLE,


80 Bank of Commerce Building
HALsTEAD BAY A fine farm of 50 acres az
the north end Of Halstead bay,
FARM AND miles from Mound station.
Good house with wood fur
LAKE SHORE. mace, barn and other build
d. 1ngs. Plum orchard and 100
young apples trees, besides berries; 425 feet of
beautiful shore on Halstead bay. The farm as
can sell 10 acres with buildings and other i'm
provements and the lake shore for $1,000.
,,,o One of the finest cottage
BIRCH BLUFF. properties on the south shore
QUICK SALE. been placed in our hands for
commanding position at Birch Bluff. with fine
lawn sloping down to the lake; has $50 feet of
The cottage is plastered and substantially built
WITH, WITH nve rooms on the first floor and four bed
1t is aha Mas RaTF
constitute the other principal improvements.
As a lake home there is nothing more desirable
MINNIE tonka Beach: less than nve min
= utes' walk from the Beach sta
IONKA ton, is an elegant cottage prop
BEACH ety Whish we Offer # 81 at 5000
- Guiding the furniture, the latter
COTTAGE. being worth at least. 81 800. The
cottage contains nine or ten
street. - ;
Spring Park lots, with 100 feet
FOUR beautiful frontage and over one acre
t s9a OF p ground s!J must be sold quick
This is bargain, although there
Is ACRES is. not a single building the
place..
FOR But-7oo apple trees. of which
200 are bearing, two acres in
81, 600. grapes, Il each of raspber-
ries, currants and blackberries,
fine celery beds and a strawberry patch,
more than make up for the lack Of building i'm
provements.
The place is situated Y miles south of Excel
sior and is worth looking at No better soil
anywhere. The apples raised on the farm have
been prize winners at the worlds fair, Chicago,
and at numerous state and local fairs.
Sixty acres of Big Island,
BIG tanning the choicest shore on Lake
Minnetonka, are now on the mar
ISLAND. ket. The late Mr.. Peavey
offered $50, 600 for the tract and
couldn't get 1t; in few years it will be worth
double that sum.
Should be secured either for gentleman's
country seat by a syndicate of gentlemen to
be divided into individual holdings OF five or ten
acres, or as Sc lect summer resort.
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RENTAL LIST. -.
NICKELS & SMITH. .&.-. 81 Nfcollet av
HOUSES -
$40.O0-254S Clinton av, s rooms, thoroughly
modern. Is 50 - - -
$87.5o-1616 Hawthorn av, modern except heat;
stoves furnished.
27.50-1S14 4th av S, 8 rooms, modern except
s25.oo-50le CARRIED av, rooms, modern, fur
mace. go - .E.-. 81
$27. -3S14 9th az s, rooms, modern: = /. /.
$23. 50-1S12 4th av S, 8 rooms modern. d,
$16.50-3O43 Clinton av, rooms, city water
s1s.5o-23l7 Central av NE, rooms, city, water,
$16.50-161O p 22d st, Groom cottage, city
water, sewer. -. .g- E..r-+
$13.5o--2519 LIST av S, 5room cottage. city water
r In, yard. ~ 6. : rise
! m,.. E FLATS. ~ fa-sst
$19.50-Flat 1, 2512 Lyndale av S, rooms,
modern. - - - Sj-..z sa
SIT .5o-Elat !, 251o Lyndale av.s modern.
water. rs f=Er ~ ~ III 1850 :
s12.5o-Flat l, 800 Dupont av N, rooms, city
$1,000 Fiat 8, goo Dupont av N, 8 rooms, city
$125o-Fiat 2, 1924 Bloomington av, rooms,
ely Fst:E 24a I'd ey s. rooms, city water.
seoo-Flat 1, 1876 25th av N, rooms. city
FLATS, STEAM HEATED.
$780, 00-Flat Z, Arcadia, 734 r 18th st, 6 rooms,
modern.
5000 Flat rooms, FURNISHED, 1914 Sd av
S, third floor. . -. r., as-.s &c..
SEVERAL STORES.
d 80 Phones 104 .. ...s-s-E.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

Unfurnished Houses.
DO YOU WANT A CHOICE CORNER OR IN
side lot facing Calhoun boulevard: See Hick-
son, 1925 Guaranty Loan
NY LIST OF MODERN HOUSES, PARTLY
modern fats and rooms, stores and factory
spaces, to be vacant this spring, now ready.
EDMUND G. WALTON,
800 Hennepin A.
COTTAGE WITH SEVEN ROOMS, 400 10th ST
n6 SPRUCE PLACE. NINE ROOMS, HARD
Wood floors; newly decorated; open plumbing;
water; .janttor service; steam heated strictly
ior private families; no subletting permitted;
references required: $40 III summer, $50 in
building. 80 - A..
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DAVID r. JONES & COMPANY,
200 Oneida Building.

1916 Columbus az, II rooms, fully modern $40. 90
SaS 41n st ), y rooms, city water. ...... 5000
-, hot water .:.......... ..:.:...... 5000
1511 4th av s. 8 rooms, modern except :
500 James av y, rooms city water. 90
31O3 4th av s. 6 rooms, city water. ...... 1900
1413 E 2Sth st, rooms, city water. $500. 1900
2223 Clinton Ay, rooms, city water. go. 800
$40 Girard av N, rooms, city water. . IL so
2G42 14th av S, Z roonls we'll and 'cistern II. 90
1921 9Th av N, rooms, city water. 80. HOO
g.. ROOMS FOR RENT.
2l1O 5th av S, first floor, modern except
heat ...,.......:......... 1000
2601 18th av S, second floor, modern ex- ;,
cept heat -. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
102 w 1+th st, first floor, rooms. $50
21IO 9Th av S, second floor, modern except =
heat. ....................... 1850
1888 10th st S. second floor, rooms So. $50
2704 Humboldt av n, first floor, rooms. 500
724 18th S, second floor, rooms. TOO
.... FLATS FOR RENT. s..
2405 W 42d st. 6 rooms, modern .......... $500
800 Il 10th st, first floor, modern ........ 80. 90
24O3 W 42d st, rooms, modern SO. 90
s s,.- STORES FOR RENT. y
IA w 26th st, in good condition. ....... 1900
: 16 w 26th st, in good condition 1900
726 18th av S, good location for meat
724 18th az s, in good business CENTER. 1857
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LOANS AND CHATTELs

MONEY TO LOAN
ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, HORSES. WAC
ONS, ETC. ON sHoRT NOTICE AT CHEAP.
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. STRICTEST
PRIVACY GUARANTEED. CALI. ON THE
OLD HOME COMPANY, ESTABLISHED "a
YEARS. MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN
COMPANY. 500 BANK OF COMMERCE BLDG,
CORNER OF 1st Az AND 4th ST.
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Funs
in storage and warehouse receipts, at one-halt
tile usual rate, Monthly Installment Loan
4 Co., So Guaranty Loan.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg.
WILLIAMS, GIT GUARANTY BUILpINe,
loans on furniture, pianos or any security;
large loans 4 speciality. Terms to suit ber.
rowef. Lowest rates.
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FOR RENT

NINE.RooM HOUSE, FULLY FURNISHED,
with rowboat fine yard, nice well OF water, on
lake shore; for the season. $500.
11-room house. at Excelsior, with barn. large
lot with shade trees, fine lake shore. rowboat;
house fully furnished ard just repainted and
repapered; for the season, $225.
Several cottages and houses at Excelsior
- furnished and unfurnished from 4 I rooms;
prices ranging from $S5 to $160 for the season.
Two fine 7.room cottages at Lake Park, new
, ~ fitted up, unfurnished; for season, each,
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BUSINESS CHANCES
~-~Af.~,.>A

~~~~~~N~~@~~~N~
FOR SALE-SToCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc In good town on Hastings Dakota 100
miles from twin cities; invoice So, 900; clean
stock, good trade; must be sold at once. Adj
dress 1858. Journal a
FOR TRADE-FouR sPECIAL OFFERS THIS
week. General stock dry goods and furnish
ings, invoiced at $40 500; cash required 81, $50:
owner viii take all land for balance.
For Trade-Haf section Red river valley
land offered for"cfty property.
For Trade-Hotel ldlewilde. Osakis, Mimi.
together with IL summer cottages and private
home. hotel and all cottages completely fur
nished l5t-
For Trade-7oo- acre stock ranch. South Da-
kota; good improvements; send for descrip-
ton. Above properties offered subject to your
Investigation; favorable trades can be made on
any all of them. '.Wilde,' Daily News
building, st. Paul. Minn.
$1,000 PREFERRED STOCK, FIVE YEARS, I
per cent, manufacturing concern. established
four years. Address 1885, Journal
FLAMING ,MILL-GooD OPPORTUNITY FOR
plant; will take stock; plenty lumber, big local
demand for product; other business openings.
Address G. W. Heaverin. Apollonia, Wis.
$3.50 WILL BUY FIRsT.CLAsS ESTABLISHED
business paying $50 weekly; short hours; will
stand thorough Investigation. Address 1905,
journal.
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MINNEToNKA.

g. - s... MINNEToNKA.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
Acre tracts on ROBINSON'S BAY, with ex-
cellent shore, adjoining the noted Gibson tract
and close to station on the Milwaukee. Also
five-acre tracts on BROWNS BAY. with two
three hundred feet of shore. Orono Sta
tion, on the Great Northsrn Also 10 tine
cottage lots in COTTAGEWOOD, twenty feet
above the lake and covered with forest trees.
Also various acres and lots at MAPLEWOOD,
with abundance of shade and water front
Whoever wants to buy, sell rent any
Minnetonka Lake property, should at once see
or write
GALE CO., s.
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, IL ROOMS; WATER
piped in house, rowboat, ice; good beach; at
Mound. ]. o. Weld. Mound, MINI.
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FOR RENT-2944 ALDRICH AV S, SIX ROOMS
downstairs, all modern except heat, SIG 2713
Sd av s, down stairs, six rooms, new house, all
! modern except heat, $50. 4O4 Bank of Com.
merce building.
FOR RENT-SECoND FLOOR FIRsT.OLAsS
modern fiat; central location; eight rooms;
adults only. W. p. Mealey, Alb Bank Of Com
MERGE. ,>E,a .r'
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2YEING AND CLEANING


NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works; To Hennepn az; both phones.
THE PANToRIUM, W. /. wALDRoN, PROP;
fancy dyer and French dry cleaner, renoyator
OF clothing for men and women, two stores.
STAR TAILORING Co., 822 HENNEPIN 3Av.
Tel 2791-J2 cleans repairs and presses clothing.
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
&. French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing aud all ,household goods SIC Nicollet.
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o Q O., 90 o o
o THE BEST 32o.ACRE FARM IN THE
o northwest for sale; % miles west Of Min
o neapolis; close to Lake MinnetonIa; 200
o acres in cultivation; so acres choice hard
0 maple and oak; 40 acres meadow, with
o very good buildings. This is something
o extra good. For further information, adj
o dress S155, Journal.
o
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FOR SALE
Ono large Groom house, at Excelsior, two
corner lots, half block from lake shore and
overlooking lake, $1,6OO.
Five acres of fine soil at the junction Of two
railroads; half-mle from Excelsior, three
blocks from railway station, 81 600. This alb
solutely the most desirable piece of land for
sale at Lake Minnetonka to-day, and is easily
worth twice the price asked.
We have tracts of from to 100 acres Of
land all around the lake, and can surely satisfy
you If you will give us the opportunity. Send
or call for our new map of Lake and Vicinity.
APGAR & KORTHOF
204 Commercial Building. Minneapolis
T. c. Tel. 2216. n. W., Main 1921.
s., 0o0-BREEZY POINT, LARGE AND BEAU
tiful grounds, overlooking both big lake
and Wayzata bay, with frontage on both
Large cottage, with running water from
lake to kitchen. Newly furnished and in
good repair. This place can be subdiyid-
ed making two sites, If desired.
= CITY REALTY co.
VIM. Peet & Co., Agents, 2O5 Boston Block,
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BUSINESS, CHANCES

~~~~~~~~~~~~>~.~-~4~.N 100000.
TILE OSBORN GRAIN co, HAVE MOVED
their offices to IT Chamber OF Commerce. op-
ton orders executed in lots of 1000 bushels
and upwards; $50 will margin 1000 bushels
z cents Senit for frtee book, Facts ana
Figures explaining opium tradings
ron TRADE-MoRE STOCKS OF GOODS
Cumming and not runuing5; hrst-class stocks
bankrupt stocks. odd stoclSs. jobs and broken
sentations to, clients about stocks Of goods "
real estate listed with me Or handled from this
office guarantee nothing; every thinG offered
open to buyers and seller's personal investi-
CATION: get people together to trade Tor
something they want and ttt get rid Of some
thing they don't want vide" Daily News
building ST. Paul. MINI. n 8. = - - --EL.-
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HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN ONE OF
the very best paying grocery stores on Nicollet
av: invoice about $1,000; can't be beat for
also, f1rst-class butcher shop on NicolIet az.
George B. Dartt, SO7 Phoenix building.
CREAMERY m GOOD RUNNING ORDER FOR
sale. For further information. address $780,
Journal -. .-- S.. ''|i@
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BOARD OFFERED

>NOer~r~~0~~"~~~~~@~C~N~~
Young men or families Also other rnoms All All.
modern. n w. phone, 24bs-L1. 22e nth
ct s.
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commanding positi
lawn sloping down
beautiful shore an
The cottage is pl
with five rooms or
rooms upstairs.
icehouse, Toulouse
constitute the 9th
As q lake home I
at g. moderate. cost
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-17
HARVARD CATALOGUE FOR 1ooa

This year Harvard catalogue shows a
total Of 4 POI students in all departments
of the university, an Increase of 120 over
a year ago Counting Radcliffe Col
lege and the summer school, which are
included in the enumeration. the total
number Of persons enrolled TO instruc-
tion during the year 1902 foots ND to
sos. The number of instructors in the
university proper is 534, or 81 more
than year ago. The greatest increase
IN students is IN the college, which now
has membership of 2, 109, against .983
n 1901, and in the Lawrence Scientific
School which has 5S4 men enrolled
The Law School shows its usual gain
10 number OF students, this years total
being $40. and includes graduates Of
ninety-fouT different colleges The
Medical School, with AS men, shows
q decrease. due to new requirements,
for the first time, chief of which is
college degree for admission The Den
tai School shows an increase, with II2
students The Graduate School has 316
students, gain OF four. The TheoIogi-
cal School remains as before. The cata-
logue notes the opening Of two museums
since year ago-geological section of
the University Museum and the new
Cermanic Museum
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-17
REMARKABLE SUCCESS
Of a New Catarrah Cue.

A large and constantly increasing ma
jority OF the American people are catarrh
sufferers. This is not entirely the re-
suit of our changeeble climate, but be-
cause modern investigation has clearly
proven that many diseases. known by
other names. are really catarrh. For
merly the name catarrh was applied al
most exclusively to the common nasal
catarrh, but the throat, stomach. liver.
bladder. kidney. and intestines, are sub
ject to catarrhal diseases as well as the
nasal passages.
In fact, wherever there is mucous
membrane there is q feeding ground for
catarrh
The usual remedies. inhaIers. SPRAYS.
douches or powders. have been practt-
cally failures, as far as anything more
than temporary relief was concerned. be-
cause they simply dry up the mucua Sc
cretions. without having the remotest
effect upon the blood and liver which
are the real sources of catarrhal dis
eases.
II has been known for some years that
the radical cure of cat8rrh could never
come from local applications. but from
an internal remedy, acting on the blood
and eIpelling the catarrhal poison from
the system
A new internal preparation which has
been on the market only a short time
has met with remarkable success as :,
genuine. radical cure for catarrh.
II may be found IN any drug store sold
under the name Of Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's, large pleasant tasting iozenzes.
composed principally OF antEseptic in
gradients, blood root. red gum, and sim
liar catarrh specifics.
Dr.. Ainslee in speaking OF the new ca
taTrh cure says: 4 have tried the new
catarrh remedy, Stuart's Catarrh Tab
lets. upon thirty or forty patients with
remarkably satisfactory results. They
clear the head. and throat more effect
ually and lastingly than any douche or
inhaler that / have ever seen. and al
though they are what is called a patent
medicine and sold by druggists. I do not
hesitate to recommend them as / know
them TO be free from cocaine and OPT
ates. and that even little child may use
them with entire safety
Any sufferer from nasal catarrh
throat. or bronchial trouble. catarrh Of
the stomach, liver or bladder will flnd
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets remarkably eff
fective, pleasant. and convenient. and
your druggist will tell you they are alb
free from any injurious drug.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-17
GREAT NAME OFF
OFFICIAL PAYROLL
Postmaster KaPohakimohewa Sew
ers Government Connection.
'Kapohakimohewa has quit! -

Kapohakimohewa has quit."'
With blanched faces. officials in the
Postoffce Department whispered these
portentous words to one another yester-
day
And. as q matter Of fact. Kapohaki-
mOhewa really had quit.
Unable TO maintain himself in salts
factory state as postmaster at Keokes
Island of Maui. Hawaii Territory. David
Kapohakimohewa has relinauished the
annual stipend of $24 a year. and has
ceased to be a servitor of Uncle Sam. 8"
He has made this clear In a letter ad
dressed to the Fourth Assistant Post
master General.
That KaPohakimohewa has flung aside
his official honors was notified 20 Rob
ert W. Wilcox. Delegate to Congress
from Hawaii. who resided for several
years in the Island of Maui, and a con-
suItation followed. The Fourth Assist
ant Postmaster General then decided a
pCstofiice was not necessary at Keokea
Consequently the postmaster resigna-
ton was accepted yesterday and an or
der issued at the same time dlscontinu-
ing the postoffiee.
IN discussing the abolition of the
postoffce, the Fourth Assistant Post
master General said last night that II a
suitable person could be found to act
as postmaster. the Office would be re-
opened As IN all other fourth-elass
offices. the salary Is based on a percent
age Of the receipts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-17
Y. M. C. A. To CELEBRATE
ITS JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY
Special Services To Be Held at Various
Places.

Special religious services will be held
tomorrow in a number OF the churches
Of the city in connection with the
jubilee anniversary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Sermons will be
delivered by representatives of the as
ISOLATION from other cities.
Three large meetings are announced
other than those in the churches. Fred
B. Smith, international secretary. will
address the Sunday Afternoon meeting
for men IN the Lafayette square Opera
House. The doors will be opened at
$3.50 o'clock
C. c. Kitchener. of New York, has
been engaged to speak at the bows
meeting in the gymnasium Of the Y. NJ.
c. y building at $3.50 O'Clock.
Al J O'Clock a meeting for women is
announced at the First Congregational
Church DR.. James H Garfield. of New
York, and ". B. Miller. international
secretary of the 7. NJ. c. A. viii speak.
Monday evening the jubilee dinner for
business and professional men will be
given at the New Willard. to which the
President and many prominent Govern
ment officials have accepted Invitations.
Tuesday evening is scheduled for the
jubilee dinner for members of the asso-
citation.
4 conference and prayer Meeting VIII
assemble on Wednesday evening at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building
Fred e. Smith will speak in the au-
ditorium of the Columbian University on
Thursday and Friday evenings.