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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

The Union Bag and Paper Company re-
ports an Increase Of yearly profits Of
Ss4.745 The gross profits were 1861 ,031.
from which were deducted $40 900 in
dividends. leaving a surplus of s1g1 ,03l
for The year. After charging improve
ment expenses. the company begins lis
present fiscal year. with Z total surplus
OF s90I SIS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

wears ago before the days Of steel rube
tunnels. At that time the idea was
abandoned as impracticable The officers
no" call attention 10 the fact that the
company recently placed orders for 81
"'i-t2o worth of ierryboats. which it is
not likely would have been done If the
directors had contemplated building a
tunnel
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The state board OF railroad commits
sioners today at Albany. y Y. author
lied the Buffalo. Dunkirk and Western
Railroad Company 10 increase its CAPT
tai from $685.. 900 TO 81 900. GOO, and 20 is
sue first mortgage bonds 10 the amount
Of $500, 600. The company proposes TO
construct and operate an electric railway
system seventy miles long
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PIANOS,
AZ lowest rates and on the day you apply. We
are loaning on the Building and Loan Associa-
ton plan which makes the cost Of carrying
loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows veu TO pay i of IN any sized notes you
desire running from one 10 twelve months II
you have d loan With some other company We
will pay it of and advance you more money Il
desired Rates eheerfully given, and no cost
10 rou unless loan i made Call and get ratsS
Front room. first floor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
G25 ". ). ". apl-tf
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While general market sentiment is
much improved and the disposition Of
the market and buy any of the better
class of railroad or Industrial stocks, It
is not believed the present situation
warrants the expectation that specula-
tion is going to run into anything like a
bull market The uncert ainty of the gen
eral situation is still realized and the
most conservative operators are more
inclined to favor purchases for only mod
only on soft spots. It is fact that liqui-
dation among commission houses and
pools has been very thorough and that
there is still q large short interest ex-
listing in the general list
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. april 1.-THE following
prices were quoted on the cotton ex-
change today
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DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW CURE
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The. late London cables report lho
market firm. with prices about !. high
er. except Baltimore and Ohio. ST. Paul.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred Pennsylvania. and The Wa
bashes. which are p point over our
closing quotations. Foreign houses re
port much better feeling regarding he
position Of our market than for some
time. and say there has been general
disposition the past few DAYS 10 cover
shorts and buy for a moderate turn
Il IS generally conceded that dispas-
sionate review of conditions governing
he stock market will not reveal any
cause for furt her serious depression. and
that the decision in The merger ease.
while II may have been responsible for
tho sharp break which took place Mon
day. was effective in this respect far be
yond its scope and real Significance. For
one thing il could not affect the value
or earning power of the securities held
by the Northern Securities Company,
and. furthermore, II requires an ulti-
mate decision OF The Supreme Court OF
the United States to make the decision
Of the lower court operative. The most
important news which has developed
over night IS the unqualified and very
emphatic denial by both Mr. Hill and
Mr. Morgan of the report that these In
terests had decided not 10 make an ap-
peal 10 the Supreme Court from the
circuit courts decision and that they
were going TO Washington with the idea
of abandoning such int entiOns and seek
ing the best terms possible from the
Attorney General.
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TREAsURY DEFARTNENT. 80 d -

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Bureau Of Engraq
ing and Printing. Washington. d. C. April u.
ISG3-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received If
his Office until . 2. #. MONDAY. NAY II.
1903. TO furnish during the fiscal year begin
ming Iuly !. 1909, paper for postage STAMPS
The paper Juust. in respect 10 composition. siz-
ing, strength, and ca@ndering, he equal To tho
paper uoN iu ts-, which can be seen at tie Blu
reau Of Engraving and Printing. Blank forms.
with specifications Tor proposals and further in
formation desired, viii lee furnished intending
bidders oE application 20 VA. II. MEREDITH
Director Of Bureau. G.15 Is p 27
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
Washington. D. G.. April Il. 1903. SEALED
PROPOSALS, in duplicate, sill be received here
until P. n. MAY H. 1893. for furnishing dur
ing year ending june 20. 1901. Glass J. florists
supplies; class ,, flower pots; class 3, paints,
oils. glass. etc; class !, hardware: class 5,
agricultural implements etc; class 6, electric
battery s''pP!rs; class Z, iron pipe and plumbers
supplies class 5, stationery; class g manure +,
class TO- sand and gravel: class II, soil: class
j., see; class 10, lime, cement felt. etc. class
i. brick, class 10 sod; class Is. fuel: class a.
lumber: csass 3, use Of teams Separate pro
Tcsals fog eacE class desired. Information can
he obtained here. THEO- 4 BINGHAM, Col
aFI1, 1915, I5.I4y-g
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
At n sshington in the District Of Columbia at
The close Of business April ., 1893.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Brrean Of Enersv-
ing and Printing. Washington, D. G., April H.
if03.-SE ALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AZ
this office HH-jI p W. MONDAY, BAY IL.
4Sjs- 10 furnish during h. fiscal wear begin
ming July }. 1865 Brass and Iron Castings
Awards sill DO made only to established manu-
facturers of OF dealers IN the articles The
right is reserved To Tclec; any OF all bids or
parts ri bids Blank forms. with specifications
for proposals and further information desired
viii be furnished intending bidders On appl}-
cation 10 M NJ MEREDITH Director Of
Bureau. apI5 % %
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

The banks gained more than 500. 600
from the subtTeasury yesterday and this
brings their total gain since last Fri
days operations up 10 81 .325 900. Small
gains are likely, it is said. during the
next two days
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
% she
NATiDNN. SAFE DEPOSIT. SAVINGS AND
TRt IT COMPANY
OF The District of Columbia. at Washington,
y. G., M the close ~ business APris @. 1902.
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The sentiment on the floor OF The New
York stock exchange is still moderately
bullish. but a complete recovery from
the shock whichftbe market received on
Thursday is not looked for for some time
10 come.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

The National City and First National
Banks added 81. 5eo, 900 worth Of Sc
curities to their stock and bond items
In February. AS they represent the
STANDARD OIL and Morgan parties this is
regarded as significant of higher prices
later on
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tFfaA 90. III 10 q
Cliv - asuIngtOn, District Of Columbia 81
!. GEORGE HOWARD, Cashier OF the above
named banh. 10 solemnly swear that the above
statement IS true 10 the best Of my know edge
and belief. GEORGE HOWARD. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 18th
dav Of April, 1919. II H. FATHER,
t>eal-) Notary Public.
Correct ArtpSr-
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Noon
Opening
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

lSpeciaI % Tae Nashiueton Timasl
CHICAGO. April 15.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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THOMAS r. JONES,
f. FRANCIS RIGGS.
s THOMAS BROWN,
". I. COX
F. :. JOHNSON.
HENRY ORTIZ
WALTER G.. JgEPHANE.
WILLIAM L EDMONSTON.
WILLIAM D. HOOVER,
" F. QUICKSALL,
SAHL MADDOX,
q " GRAY,
S4M'L b. HoLABIRD,
HORACE WYLIE,
II. A WILLARD.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER.
GEORGE II. PLANT, JR..
NOODBJ KY BLAIR.
Directors.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF -he
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK or WASHING
Ton CITY
At Washington IN she District Of Columbia. at
the close IF business april Q, l9q2
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There is a story current on the floor
OF the exchange that negotiations are
under way TO form a new Northern Sc
curities Company and 1t will be formed
along lines TO suit the Attorney Cen
eraI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRJ ST COM
PANY,
Al Washington. in the District of Columbia, at
the close of business april 9, 1908.
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EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,

ASSETS. a.e46.55o.Il

ASSETS, $3.50, 55oII
Loans.
loans made at the lowest rates f interest
charged by any bGilding association No
bonus OF other extra costs Loans are re.
payable in monthly instaIlments Settlements
IN fuli IN part may be made At any TINS
BY paying interest 10 date Of settlement.
Shares.
Subscriptions received daily a.om , & m "a
4.30 pm. 81 the Office Of The Association
Four per cent interest per aHnUm is allowed
on shares until maturity, when full earnings
PAID
Further information viii be eheerfuily fur
nished by the officers upon application at the
Office
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1908 2 st. nv.
John joy EdsOn. President
A. J. Scbafhirt, Vice President
Geo " Cssiiear, ID Vice President.
Frank p Reside, Secretary
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N ). con.
Is. V. III kUETTE.
WALLER G.. CLEPHANE.
Directors.
DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
At " Washington. in The District Of Columbia a.
the ri0Se Of business April 2. 1893

DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE
OF the
DISTRICT Or COLUMBIA.
Washington April 10. 1903
/, EHOS- r. DRAKE, Superintendent OF lusuF-
ance Of the District Of Columbia. do hereby GER
ufy that the 1T REKA MUTUAL AID so
CIETN. located at Baltimore. in the State
u Maryland has complied with the laws Of
the District Of Columbia applicable TO it, and
Is authorized to transact in the District OF Co
lImbia its appropriate business II life and &C
cldeGt insurance on the industrial assessment
plan. its condition and business on the 9Ist
DAY q December Of the year next preceding the
date hereof, j. shown by he statement under
oath as required by Section B47. amended Of
the Code Of Law OF the District Of Columbia
10 be a. follows
Certificates IN force-Nur1lber. Ie COZ:
Amount Observation-Disclosures. S7g7. S62 o.
Assets
Invested ...--.--...-.... sl5,487 80
ORiuyesjed -........... 8I8II "a
Cash income during tho year,. l07' 498 a
ash expenditures during the year
MOTtIfErF S-i+ 0u$ II
Management, etc.,...... 63 4Sg 81
81 49s 81
In witness whereof have bereunto subscribed
my name and caused my official seal to be az:
fixed the day and year FIRST above written
tSeaLl TifOS f. DRAKE
Superintendent OF Insurance
District Of Columbia.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF -he
NORTHEASTERN SECURITY COMPANY OF
NEN JERSEY.
W Washington Loan and Trust Building Washing
ton. b. G.. 81 the close Of business
December 81, 1902.
RESOURCES.
ash on hand. Observation-Disclosures. S9sI =
Real estate, furniture. and fixtures LAS 20
miscellaneous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 49, ~
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'''fit -7'F-'''r'''' ~
Agreements 30 gspurohaSa loans heretofore ne
gotiafed and sold. amounting TO Sde.S'5 secured
b, first mortgage on real estate, said agreements
constituting Il contingent liability
District of Columbia. County Of Washington. - ::
J. j. ". NHFJPLE1 Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnIy swear that the above
statement Is true to the best OF my knowledge
aud belief J. ". WHFLPLEl Cashier.
Subscribed and TO before ne this 18th
day Of April, 1901.
CHARLES r HARLAN,
tSeal.) Notary Public.
CoTreCt-Attest-
{ J BELL,
HENRY F. BLOJNT,
JAMES /. FITCH,
NiYRON n. PARKER
u. y. WILLARD.
WARD TuURON
: ( 81 'RDETT
CLARENCE =. NORNENT.
DANIEL FRASER
II Directors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

Cali money is In free supply . { 5Iz and
per cent, but there has been no de-
mand for 1t of importance thus far.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-15

Repaired, painted, and guaranteed. Estimates
nee GRAFTON & son. 5I6 9th ST. Phone $50
ap9-i
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IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY IN
ar . q bank, you look for the safest IN
stit1tiuH, wuy not use the Eama
- rare when you deposit your vzlu-
sbies iOT lOJni We have building and safes
made for that purpose. Ali business confidential
Money loaned On watches. diamonds, isWsiTys
exc. Interest three per cent instead Of ten.
H. K FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. Sl4 Ninth Street Nv.
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Officers of the Erie Railroad Company
are smiling al the report from Chicago
to the effect that the Erie intends TO
build q tunnel from Jersey City TO this
city They say the Erie road was the
first one that ever thought seriously OF
building tunnel, but that was many
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Agreements 10 purchase loans secured on real
estate heretofore negotiated and sold consti-
tutiHg a contingent liability. and amounting TO
So. 400
District Of Columbia. S.
l. ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer of the above
named company, DO solemlv swear that the
aI-oS statement Is true 10 the best - ms knowl-
edge and belief
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
,iav 81 April, 1873 ALFRED g. DENT
tSesI) Notary Public
Correct Attest;
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I-NI- Jul LI-~1IN.
mo A. SWOPE
mo r CARMODY
BRAISkRD II. WARNER,
: W WOODWARD
WATSON j. NEWTON
IOI Is -. WINF
MARTIN 4. KNAPP.
JOHN b. i.ARNER.
ATGI ST. : CRANE JR-,
GEO TRU ESDELL.
HENRY *. WILLARD,
CHAS b BAILEY,
A P PARDON,
Il D5rectors-
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HEss. Gas Co. GER 4. o's 1921. IGj 80.
" sBi. Gas Co, ser b, 6's ISo4-27- 100 80.
q. & EIec. Light, Deb. ITnp. I0ez 10,
L. = Elec. Light. Cert indebt..- iJ4
Ches l. Pot. Tel, Com os....- l0as 1867
Hssh. Market Co, lat 6s. 1922
lgII. G. J-.-..-................. l0sH
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National safe Deposit and FFuss 49, I35
= Arlington loan and TrUst - ZTB 10
Amer. Security and Trust 22J .,.
/ u 4shingyUn safe DepOzlt b
Union Trust and Storage 1900. lU6 lea
" ash. Savings Bank 1853 go.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
RAILROAD BONDS

Capital Traction IL. r. 4s....... IllH
Net r. r. 5-s l92s-......-...... lZu -
Met 4 r. Cert indebtedness 100 lus
Met T. r. Cert indebtedness B. 100 lOs
Columbia r. r. 6's 1gis.........- Ip's 10
Columbia II T. % mort. 5s.-.. I'D
City & Suburban 5's.-.....-..-.. 20
knacostia & Potomse 5's.......- -
WEzl StreeI Railway IS 1900. -
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sc pErogr 80 rRUsr srocKs.

Masonic Hall ASS n Sc. c, 1905 io2
American Graph0ph0ne Deb. SIS %
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-09
LOYAL SIR THOMAS Upton.
Praises the Kind ssscnssos and
Treatment He Received while Igs
in Chfcago-stiIl After Cup.

New York. Oct. 6.-Sir Thomas LIP
ton returned to this city from Chicago
Monday evening and went To the Wal
dorf- Sir Thomas has made no plans
for his stay in this city. as he wants TO
rest all he can before sailing for Liver
pool on the White Star line steamship
Cedric on Friday next
Chicago is delightful" said the Irish
baronet, but | am glad TO be back b.
the salt water again At one time
thought was done FOR in Chicago. but
kin atte0tion and excellent medical
attendance pulled me through.
When | am able TO get a boat that
Will represent my country worihiiy.v
he continued II hope TO return and try
again for the Americas cup. l had
as good captain and crew "a
wanted. Not man Of them bur felt
as much disappointment as L.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-09

Minneapolis. MINI. Oct 6--Peter
Olsen Elliott. also known as Peter o.
ser. who was taken into custody al the
White House Monday. Is a weIl-knowI
South Minneapolis character Two
weeks ago he told friends he was go
ing to Washington 10 occupy the White
House
They thought he was joking lie dis
appeared, and nothing was heard of
him till Monday. when IL was made
known that he had attempted 10 see
sbe president
Elliott Il Of Danish birth and speaks
the Swedish language. His name was
formerly Olson. which he changed about
a year ago for personal reasons. He
IS known 10 have anarchistic views
He was very reticent as to his former
history. and would never answer any
questions about himself He had no
relatives in this country.
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FAIR NEARINe COMPLETION
Progress Of the Great EnterpriDe
Compared with Other Fairs.


81. Louis. Oct 6.-The construction
work on the various buildings ~ the
Worlds fair is now so far advanced
that mo- longer can an, ioiiI H. en-
tsrtained that they MI be completed
long Ecf0rc the date Of The open!nr
The work Of exploitation. securing
congresses. conventions and other es-
pecial events has also been carried on
in such a thorough and systematic
manner that the exposition is in far
better position with regard 10 these ar
fairs than was either that. at Chicago
or the last two al Paris Briefly. the
completion Of the exposition is as
sured before next spring. and all the
preparatory administrative and ex-
ploitaffon has been done SO well that
q greater success may be anticipated
than that which attended the Chicago
fair
The figures showing the present per-
centage OF completion. issued by the
department OF works. tell their own
story. The Transportation building is
~ per cent finished. Liberal Arts, -
per cent; Electricity. ssiz: Education.
sei1; Manufactures, 81. Varied Indus
tries. s9i2; Machinery. 99is. Mines
and Metallurgy. 10; Forestry, Fish and
Game. 81: Agriculture. 80; Hortieult-
ure. IS: Main Art building. 81; Ten
porary Art buildings, 90. and colon
nades and restaurants. S.. By March l
every structure on the ground viii he
finished
OF the state buildings. IS are rov
well under way. and the others VIII
be started, in all probability. be,ore
Thanksgiving day, giving ample Il &c
for their completion by spring Many
OF those now in progress OF oons;rlc-
ton are almost finished. The Iowa
building IS &c per cent completed. that
Of Missouri. 20 per cent; Arizona. s..
Kansas. So: New Jersey. so: Connectl-
cut. 60. and Louisiana, 6l. OF the for
eign buildings. the Mexican pavilion
is completed. the British and French
under roof. and others are also well
advanced in course Of erection.
The exhibits for all the buildings
will begin TO come in about December
In great number, and every building
win be ready 20 receive them. Tie
fair will open on April 80. 1894. seven
months hence Every building on the
grounds will have been completed
months before this. the installation Of
exhibits will lie more complete than at
any previous exhibition, and the
chances for the exposition's success in
all respects are brighter than were
those at Chicago
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THE NEW BRITISH CABINET.
Alfred Lyttletos, Recorder of Or
ford. succeed. Joseph Cham
berlsfn ss Secretary.

London, Oct e-The new cabinet Is
composed as follows: Mr. Brodersck.
former secretary for war. succeeds Lord
George Hamilton as secretary for ln-
dia
Austen Chamberlain. postmaster gen
eral, succeeds -ar. Richie as chancei-
lor of the exchequer.
Alfred Lyttleton. recorder OF Oxford.
succeeds Joseph Chamberlain as secre-
tary for the colonies
H. O. Arnold-Foster. secretary 10 the
admiralty, succeeds Mr. Broderick as
secretary for war.
Graham Murray. lord advocate ~
Scotland. succeeds Lord Balfour. Of
Burleigh, as secretary for Scotland
Lord Stanley. financial secretary for
the war Office. succeeds Austen Cham
berlain as postmaster general.
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Heavy rains, or the I'd, swelled the
nvogD nd small oreams in central ane
northern 1(Hns %Ihe Bosquc r1ver rose
Is etan1 Vas ouo d It's banks. food.
Ing farm Ind q = valley ten miies
wide. Several popDle were rcporret
drowned Crops 49, badly damaged
ard IN sQrae sections cotton was totally
ruined -
Chicago is a bidder for the national
Republican convention in 1894 La az
probability the Hamilton club viii leas
the fight 20 get H.
The Bis -Four Co. on The ID. moth
fed the Alton lIllD commuters fn
Granite City. IL, tia, the Flyer woalc
stop AT that place II was though
that the company yielded 10 he Gran
lite City commuters because Of he peii-
tion compiled by the St Louis com
muters.
Brakeman Walter Tedlie. aged 81 1
son Of Charles Tedlie. freight arenl
Of the NJ, X 4 7. railroad. OF Nevada
Mo. was instantly killed. On the "a
by falling from the toy IL a box ca
on the Missouri Pacific train, near -
roy. kas
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WITHIN OUR LIMITS


Gfrn isaoe ~ii>s.
Ia ofts In. OF s~-Niss Ger
trude Lenich. styled the golden haired
singing evangelist who Is causing
such fGrore 81 religions enthasias IN
IN and near Cincinnati. j. daughter
OF John Lenich. OF Union City. Ind
she 10 ?. years old. beautiful and sim
salariy attractive. and POSSESSES a
sweet and magnetic voice. that reaches
the hearts OF her auditors She Is an
interesting sirl because of her passion
for saving souls and her devotion ~
her musical gift 10 thar purpose Mss
Lenich. after working during the sum-
mer az Bethany park. has engaged for
q winter of svangelistic labors in In
diana and Ohio.
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Indianapolis. Ind. Oct REPORTS n
truant officers 10 the heard of state tn
ancy indicate that The trnant Law is
working satisfactorily. The reports
show that since the establishment of
sAiic7en's courts in the large cities il
has been found that most Of the cases
OF juvenile delinquency began with tra-
ncv
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Nolan. W v. Oct civilian Nc
Cor. a young member Of the Mccoy
family. Monday shot and mortally
wounded Everett Thompson. scn-in-
Law Of The Hatdelds. The tragedy l.
the outgrowth az a feud which has
existed for 20 years.
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ThnrTnona. W. Va. Oct. Ga fast
passenger train on the Chesapeake 4
Ohio railroad was badly wrecked at
Mckendrie. eight r1iles east Of here.
Monday morning The engine left the
track. derailing the coaches No one
vas fatally injured.