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University of Music and
Dramatic Art,

1914 H St. NV, Washington, DC.
An institution to give thorough and complete
Patterned after the conservatories Of Vienna,
Brussels and Paris
President, Fraulein Marie Won Unschuld. court
pianist to her majesty the Queen of Roumania
vice president, Prince de Croy (Brussesl; treas
Marie v. Unschuld Viennal, author of the Hand
of the Pianist, Xethod Leschetitzky; DIR. H. H
Wetzier, conductor Of the symphony Orchestra In
New York; Mr. Johannes Miersch, court violinis,
E. Prose. graduate Of Dresden Conservatory; Mr..
Mirko Belinsky, violonce1lo virtuoso: Mr.. w. San
lehman, conductor OF the U. 8. Marine Band; MIR.
Ch koehler. master Of dramatic art, etc, etc.
Registration OF pupils begins Sept 16, s-12
AM, 2-5 pm. Entrance examinat lions: From Sept.
20 TO Oct. L. inclusive. String Instruments: 8.
1890 am Piano and training courses for teach
ers: 10:30-1230. Singing and dramatic art: 2
$50 pm. Theory and organ: 3:30-4:30 pm.
Wind instruments: 4:305:30 pm.
School year opens October 3.
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS: Competitive examina-
lions in Washington-Sept % Leuemann scholar
ship for piano tadvancedl; Unschuld scholarships
for piano lone advanced one intermediary; prelin-
mary class for piano topen to pupils In the Wash
ington public schools. Sept. p. normal course
scholarship for pupils Of the Washington and Alex
andria high schools; training course for teacher
scholarship, for piano higher grade. Sept. e. vo-
cal scholarship Oct l, faculty scholarships two
double bass, flute, hautboy. clarinet bassoon.
trombone. French horn, trumpet latter class Of
three pupils is formed; each for harmony,
counterpoint and composition (after class of five
pupils is formed. Applications received until
For application blanks, catalogues and partic-
ulars address
aul2-tf.5s Mr.. H. P. COLE. Secretary.
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TERRELL & LITTLE, Agents,
ht,ilrifSR

TERRELL & LITTLE. Agents.
Colorado building.
14th and G SITS. NV.
Two acres Of ground; new house; all modern
convenience: fifteen minutes walk from Ken
sington Station. Price. $1,000. VIII be sold On
FOR SALE.
New eight room house in Kensington; al mod
ern conveniences; furnace heat: beautifully lOcat
ed wide yerandas pure :. ar test well water;
large grounds p1 FSR only sAE 1907 terms to suit
gentleman's country home. containing 30
acres Of land. lying directly north Of the city,
within easy driving distance: close to steam and
electric cars; eight-room house. in thorough re-
pair. surrounded by a beautiful grove choice
trees: large stream Of water across the rear Ct
the property. This is positively Of the cbo.c-
national capital. and can be bought for one-half
VI -'' a FOR SALE
7O-acre farm. north Of Kensington. can be
bought cheap; 0" FOR aa sa%E. to SELL
2O0-acrc farm on the Metropolitan branch Of
the B. 4 O.. at Helpine Station: large stream Of
"a'@' A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Beautiful country property, within easy walk.
ground: magnificent colonial residence surrounded
by large oak trees. The house is heated by hot
gasoline engine. tiled bath. attic and cellar. Can
be had for half the or original gi%1 cost.
Call or send for catalogue of this valuable
subdivision. Lots only 1Oc. and 15c. per fso:.
No extra charge for s sIdeMs1Es or sewers
High. healthy, beautifully located lots for sale
at one-half their present actual value.
BELMONT.
Money properly Invested In real estate Is :he
safest and surest way Of acquiring wealth. Bel.
mont has a magnificent future. Money invested
here will bring large returns.
NORTH BRENTWOOD.
The most attractive subdivision on Brightwood
avenue: number Of beautiful new houses just
completed. Now is the time to invest money In
this subdivision. Lots certain to double In val1e
IN the next two years
TERRELL LITTLE. Agents.
Colorado building,
au13-3t 14th and q SITS. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
Johns College.

st. Johns College.
VERMONT AVE. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
Conducted by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools
SELECT DAY COLLEGE FOR YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS.
COLLEGIATE. ACADEMIC PRIMARY DEPTS.
4. School opens September H.
Catalogue sent on applica ton.
au16-26t14 BROTHER GERMANS. President
TANNERS SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE, A L9aT TRUST
BLDG bldg Cor: and eth. 22d year. Now in session;
sessions Instruction privste-indivlduai COURSES:
Shorthand. Typewritng, Bookkeeping. Civil Serv-
Special Inducements to students registering now
The principal has had over 20
years experience as official court
stenographer, bookkeeper and
teacher of business methods. Call
or send for catalogue. Telephone
US.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME FOR CHILDREN.
Careful training and board. $50 per month.
Reference required. Limit children. Address
WIDOW, Box Ill. Star office. aul5-3ts
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FOR sALE-AHAR@EENT HOUSES

FOR 8ALE-AHfARTGENT HOUSES.
FOB % ps4 ess, M ds Over !
cent equity; nsF brtrt.. two-fsmiiy apart
month sen u.' price, co. ''ne rent 20 per
.uissi wHIicE e ha5s & DANIEL. eos 18th.
FOR SALE pr EXCHANGE.
FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR D. c. PROP
erty. a modern cottage atlI.aureI containing
water: electric and steam railroad .erx,ce i For
plans and informatioF see aY C. HOWELL, 4o7
0 NV. a1o D.1e: -. )eII-u
FOR sALE-L0Ts.
FOR sALE-BARGAN CAN RE Han IL 4
f SESE W LYT o. Sss 10Th ST list ARoyE
MENT RENTING SECTIONS OF THE CITY;
WEST WEST OF C &C. n, I'VE Aa' RIGHT SIZE FOR
- sod ss 8 a Bza MSsr s ssrT Is As %t
MoonE 4 HILL INC. TIT 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALES ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS IN
the ne improved Dy an olS house. 100 salts
IS Star ONCE. au13-3t.
An oFFERISG On ,as:ANpsoMEsr PART
THE MOST BEAUTiFTL l., BUILDING SITES.
AZ FROM soc TO s.. 50 PER FOOT. -
NOTHING TO COMPARE WITH THEM IN WASH.
r. WM III RSs TAf n D isa1 e.
aul3-3t
FOR SALE SITES FOR WAREHOUSES. STONE
yards; lumber Yards machine shops or other
great terminal freight station; special prices II
bought at once. lexington mp. CO., 14iO q.
FOR sALE.NEW SUBDIVISION, ADJoTNINd
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS I.ANIER HEIGHTS
AND NATIONAL PARK.
Fine. economical lots Adams Mill
road and Kansas avenue overlooking
Zoo Park; within 2 squares Of both car
are being rapidly built up with some Of
the best residences.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
are now in will be put In
number Of lots have already been
sold to parties who will build detached
PRICES Low NOW
Easy terms-small cash payment
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. unc),
FOR SALE-LOTs AT A SACRIFICE IN NORTH
east section particularly suited for the bldg Of
of.town owner very anxious to SELL THOMAS J.
FISHER & CO.. Inc 1414 St NV. au1s-6t
FOR sALE-3 ACRES N VERY DESIRABLE
location for subdivision. Bladensburg road, in
District. Lots should sell for 16c. a foot at
least. Only 1920 per acre to quick buyers.
recently sold for s. 500 per acre. Investigate
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. Incorporated.
au13-6t 14'4 st. NV.
Why don't you buy a lot In
CHEVY CHASE,
FERNWooD HEIGHTS,
OAK VIEW
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS?
We control all Of the good lots In these "subs I"
THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO., Incorporated,
au13-6t 1414 st. NV
FOR SALE-BEING IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF
cash, will sell magnificent lot on Washington
Heights, worth $4,000. for $780, Address w.
L. J., Star Office te7-tf
FOR SALE-BUY LOT IN BEAUTIFUL
CLEVELAND PARK.
Buy before the new Connecticut avenue bridge
10 built (now started and will cost 81. 00O. 600;
desirably located lots. only 81. 900: 500 cash.
Call for booklet and plat.
MOORE 4 HILL CInc.). EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
5e16-tf TIT FouFseenth street
FOR SALE-LOTS. LOTS.j,LOTS
IN ALL SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS.
ON COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos st. NV.
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FOR SALE-DESIRABLE HOME IN HERNDON;
20 acres rght-at station; good improvements;
write for particulars. 2. r. BUELL. & SON.
Real Estate Brokers, Herndon Va. au133t'
FOR SALE-LOT OVER 3. 100 SO. FIT, IN AD-
rancng northwest. on F st: cars extension;
price $3.50; $40 cash and balance monthly to
suit. J. p. CLARK. 1888 NV. au13-3ts
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.
THE HIGHLANDS COZ. CONN. AND CAL.
sves.--Severai apartments are now available foe
summer months OF by thu year. Cafe (EuropeaD
and Americaul open throughout the rear.
z: L WESTON. Manager. TIE HtghiandaL
WEAVER BROS. Ageats. 1Aio ct. ~.
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: REFINED,
sdrantaaes non IN rasarS TO has,th care traona
and education is offered to a few children (under
IL years.; references exchanged. Address Box
1O4. Star office aul3-l2
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FARMS.

WE SELL FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
Near WASHINGTON. ID. G.
OOU farms for sale exchange. Write
HOOTHS FARM AGENCY. cor. 10th and G NV.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

NOTIcE-wILL SELL OR RENT BEAUTIFUL
home near Falls Church, Va; new Improvements;
acres. all In garden and fruit; high and cool;
plenty OF vegetables. For particulars address
n. A. N. Star office. au16-3t'
FOR SALE-"NOT IN ROW." NEW EIGHT
roam and bath 2-story brick house; large veran-
das; open grates cabinet mantels hardwood nm
ish; 2story stable; house % feet front: center
square north Of Mount Pleasant 18th st. ex-
tended. Last Congress appropriated $4,000 for
the extension of l4th st. This will greatly en-
nance the valne of this property. Price, Ss 800
$500 cash. bal. rent. FULTON X. GORDON.
613 14th st. NV. Telephone, Main so. au16-10t
FOR SALE : s-ROoM HOUSE. STABLE; ONE
acre; fine fruit and shade trees; at electric rail-
road 70 d. station; 8 minutes ride to city price:
large glass flower houses, and 2. $50 feet OF
land; fine water; price, 81 .6O0-ensy terms.
8-room house; shade and fruit trees; " acre;
price. $1,000. s-room house; acres; large
orchard: 81. 400. So acres: houses. barns and
large orchard; $11S per acre; three miles from
Washington: a great bargain; easy terms. Build
from $50 up to SIPS each terms. $500 down.
speciality. JAMES E: CLEMENTS.
au16-3ts,l6 14O6 st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
CHEVY CHASE ADDITION.
$500, $500 AND $500 EACH.
GOOD TERMS.
SIZE 5Ox2OO FEET.
Your opportunity TO secure beautifully situated
school; See the property and you will appre-
ciate bargain.
H. NJ. MARTIN.
au13-6t 1741 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-ONE CAR FARE, TICKETS FOR
IS cts. to Rogers Addition to Mt. Rainier. Lots
abstract free. ]. G. ROGERS. owner. Fendsu
bldg. aulo-tf
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FOR RENT
FREE" FREE
NORTH SIDE T ST Ne, NOS. "a. &C. %
AND 10. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Broom flats. S25 So and room and bath flats.
$3.50; brand new: handsomely papered; tiled
bath; one months rent given to desirable ten
ants. Houses open. aul3-tf,l2
DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN THE CORA"
Cor. SD nd rts. NV; 5 and ba th :;
light rooms. fronting street; every convenience;
rent only 81 so.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TILE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
nlent Washington. ID. c.. until ~ o clock noon
ly thereafter TO furnish at the L. s. naval hos
pitals Portsmouth, n. H.; Chelsea Mass; New
port, II. l.; New York. n. Y; Philadelphia Pa ::
Washington, ID. c.. and Norfolk. Va as spccihed
a quantity Of bedspreads, blankets, pillow cases
sheets, towels, towelIng. mattresses, pillows mat
tress covers and pillow Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the navy pay
Offices Portsmouth, n. H.; Boston, Mass; New
port, X. l.; New York, n. T.; Philadelphia Pa.
Norfolk, Va. to the Bureau. IL. T. Ii. HAIR
RlS. Paymaster General, u. s. N. au16-1aw-2t
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FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
Apartments-t thoroughly modern;
ship and management; agent visits property
daily.
The Lorraine new 1904 Park ST., Mt. Pleasant.
and tiled bath $32. 80 and 1913
The Darlington. zoos Oath ST. NV, rooms and
tiled bath. .....--........ $1,000
The lie Grande, COZ 4th st. NV, rooms and
tilPu baths Sbo.oo
The Penhurst. AZ II st. ne. rooms and tiled
bath ................ ................S 500 so
The Astoria. I'd and G SITS. NV, rooms.
single and In suites. ..............$1 $40 and up
The Raymond, S14 I'D ST. NV, rooms, bnnet
Kitchen. tiled bath Observation-Disclosures. $25. 90
New modern apartments. 9th and SITS.
ne, 8 rooms and BATH heat and hot water
ire go anu 9-pV
See Jsntor each property W. f. COWEN,
Bliss bldg. So st n Tel East 6S5.
Modern dwelling. 1922 n. ii. ave, IA rooms.
baths new. Key at drug store. Price 800
per month"; au10-u
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NOTICE-WILL SELL OR RENT BEAUTIFUL
home near Falls Church. Va; new Improvements:
plenty of vegetables For partfculsrs address
N. A. N, Star Office aul6-3ts
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FOR SALE
A handsome 3-story stone and brick dwelling.
No. 2O10h 18th st. NV, containing 10 rooms and
bath: furnace heat: front parking; deep lot to
3o-foet alley. PLANT & TURP1N.
au1O-6t 1929 y. Y. ave. l. W.
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FOR SALE pr z,ExCHANGE.

FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR d. c. PROP
erty a modern cottage atlLaurei Containing 0
rooms and bath roontt a nh; electric lights CITY
water: electric and steam rafiroad service For
plans ,ns. and , i1for"atof see C. HOWELL 4o7
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-AT BLUEMoNr. va. IN THE nfna
Ridge Ridge. mountains ideal villa sites for summer
third mile: pure air and freestone water: extsn.
siye view OF I>oudoan and Shenandoah valleys.
Special circular. THE BLUEMOXT LAND Am
IMPROVEMENT CO. iz07 Ct NV 'phens
Main l017-N. 81
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-wHY NOT LET Us TRADE
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR YOU? OUR Elk.
DATE. WE MAKE TRADING SPECIALITY
AND NOT SIDE ISSUE ALL PROPERTY
LISTED WITH US FOR EXCHANGE RE
CEIVES THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF
THE HEAD OF THIS BRANCH OF OUR BUSI
NESS.
STONE & FAIRFAX. s04-e-s ST. NV
my7-tf "77
FOR ExCHANGE-OUR LIST OF PROPERTIES
FOR TRADE is TOO LARGE TO PUBLISH. IF
You ARE INTERESTED COME IN AND TALK
IT OVER.
STONE FAIRFAX. sO4-6s St NV.
my7- TT .
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The Southern Home School

HAL1~EOYES SCHOOL -PREPARA-
tory. Graded and Special Courses. Day aud Night
Sessions throughout year. Catalogues. +. N.
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FOR SALE
No. SO7 C st. s.w.: 3-story brick: good renter;
containing rooms and bath; alley In rem.
PLANT & TURPIN,
auIO-6t 1929 y. Y. NV.
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FOR RENr-BY Is. +. SAUL Co, 1TH s. NV.
1th and Mass. ave. NV, The Home.
rooms and BATH all front rooms. elevator,
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Of the nation, are owned, controlled
and enjoyed by men who never lisp the
name Of the Almighty, or bow their
head in prayer. Servants obey your
masters, is another one. We acknowl-
edge no master; we only ask for fair
and equitable exchange in wages and
conditions, for services rendered.
"And now, my friends, let us not be
discouraged because there is an occa.
sional ebb in the tide; the labor move
ment is an evolutionary one, and with
out organization the standard Of living
cannot be maintained in the midst of
our present commercial conditions, not
a month passes in this country that
cases Of oppression Of the people by
organized wealth are not discovered
and known to all of us.
I'm conclusion, wish to express my
gratitude for your forbearance with
my mistakes and to kindly thank you
for the confidence you have always
manifested, and the support you have
always given me. And with conf
dence look forward to the time when
Misunderstanding and prejudices will
cease, when ignorance, selfishness and
malice will he succeeded by intelli.
gence, Justice and mercy and the dom
inant note Of the human race shall be
to live and let live
Respectfully submitted.
81. M. Kitto."
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BUCK MUST PAY PENALTY.
Jury Rendered a Verdict Of Murder In
the Second Degree.

Newton, Dec. 80. The jury in the
case of the State Of Iowa VS.. Willard
Buck. charged with the murder of VIM.
Porter at Prairie City, May 9, 1904,
returned verdict of guilty yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock after being out
just twenty-four hours. The verdict
was for murder in the second degree
and carries with it sentence of from
ten years to life imprisonment. The
Judge will pronounce sentence Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock.
This murder case has been one of
the most carefully contested for a
plain case of murder that this section
of the state has known. There never
was made at any time an attempt to
deny the fact that there had been bad
blood between the two men for some
time. The sole excuse for the crime
was the defendants alleged insanity,
and the case developed into fine bat
tie between expert doctors called in
to give evidence regarding the mans
mental stability.
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A NEW BR ANCH
ROCK ISLAND WILL BUILD LINE
FROM KNOXVILLE TO IN.
DIANOLA.

Des Moines, 29.-Announcement
is made of the intention of the Rock
Island road to build a line from Knox
vile, the present terminus of its Wash
ington division, to Indianola, surveys
having been completed and the esti-
mates Of probable cost submitted to
the officials. Estimates have also
been submitted on the cost of con-
st~>cting a line from Knoxville to the
Big Vein coal district in Marion county
giving the road direct line from Des
Moines to the field through Summer
set, Indianola and Knoxville. The con-
struction of the new track will depend
altogether upon probable cost and will
be decided within the next few weeks.
If the line is built 1t is the intention
to operate the Washington line as one
division from Washington through
Evans and Knoxville via Indianola to
Des Moines, diverting traffic to this
line instead of sending it as at present
over the Washington division.
The construction of the line is plan
ned for double purpose, that of dis
pensing with duplicate train service
between this city and Oskaloosa over
the Valley division, and to tap the
great coal deposits in Marion county,
affording direct outlook from them to
the west and northwest lines Of the
company.
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CIVIL SERVICE ON THE CANAL.
President Roosevelt's Views Opposed
to Those of Chief Wallace.

p
Washington. D. c., Dec. 20. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt, it is said, differs from
Chief Engineer Wallace of the Panama
canal, who in his report gave as his
opinion that it would not be wise to
extend the civil service laws over the
isthmus months ago and it has been
understood until recently that position
in most branches of the canal work
could be obtained only through COM
petitive examinations.
Mr.. Wallace contends that the best
way to make the engineers and all the
technical men responsible to the en-
ploying power and that this power
should have full authority over all the
canal employees. The President how
ever, believes the civil service should
be firmly established in all the canal
work
Wallace's popularity with the mem.
bers of congress who returned recently
from the isthmus is apparent and it is
suggested that the hope of obtaining
Jobs for their friends to some de-
gree may have prejudiced them in
Wallaces favor. His recent report to
the house committee on interstate
commerce was made, it is said, at the
direct request of members of the com.
mittee who visited the isthmus.
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penitentiary. He has been reading Of
the woman's vast financial operations
and Is amazed at the success of her
plans. Mr.. Carnegie believes the
woman is in tight box and that she
will have to undergo imprisonment In
the Denitentiary," said a friend I'VE
discussed the case at length. There is
nothing in any of, those stories con.
Meeting Mr.. Carnegie's name with the
woman"
Chadwick May Ask Divorce.
Cleveland, Dec. 80. - DR. Leroy s.
Chadwick is returning to this country
it is believed, for the double purpose. Of
facing down the ignominy raised by his
wife's financial doings and of suing her
for divorce.
DR.. Chadwick Is known here as a
man of good impulses and, of strong in.
tegrity. 1t was testified before the
grand jury that he had married Mrs.
Hoover, the present Mrs. Chadwick,
against the advice of at least one
friend 1t is known that DR.. Chadwick
left Cleveland abruptly two years ago,
long before the woman's acts were
public talk, and since that time the
old family home to which he is known
to have been devoted has been visited
by him seldom. Despite the fact that
DIR. Chadwick has been indicted,
charged with completely in his wife's
deals, his friends are unit In defend
ing him and in insisting that the doc.
,, tors hands are clean 1t Is known
that arrangements have been made
for furnishing any bail that may be
required as soon as he lands in this
country.
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TO GREET
CHADW lex
OFFICERS FROM SEVERAL STATES
WILL MEET FAMOUS HUs-
BAND WHEN HE LANDS.
BARRY GETS WARRANT
Andrew Carnegie, Whose Name Mrs.
Chadwick Forged for Millions, Be.
lleves That She Will Get Long Peni.
Tertiary Term.

New York, Dec 29.-When DIR. lie.
roy S. Chadwick arrives here today he
will not only be met by Sheriff Barry
with a warrant incident to the Ohio
grand jury's indictment on the charge
of forgery, but number Of officers
from other states will be on hand to
serve civil papers preliminary to his
extraaltio
Among these will be summons in
the suit brought by Herbert D. Newton
overdue.
viii Obtain Warrant.
Albany, N. Y, Dec. 29.-Contrary to
his expectations, Sheriff Barry, of
Cleveland did not carry with him on
his return to New York yesterday a
warrant for the extradition of DR.. lie.
roy S. Chadwick.
The sheriff who arrived here from
New York came to the executive cham.
Der in the morning with his
counsel, Judge John T. McDonough
The requisition of Governor Herrick
Of Ohio was presented to Pardon Clerk
Joyce, who, after short examination
pronounced it sufficient.
Ills examination was confined to the
afldaVlt or the district attorney OF
Cuyahoga county, certifying the au
thenticity of that part of the grand
jury minutes that contains the testi
mony of Iri Reynolds to the effect that
DR.. Chadwick was in Cleveland on
March 5, 1908, when the forgery
charged against him is alleged to have
been committed.
No application for extraditicn of DR.
Chadwick to Massachusetts has thus
Ear been received here from the Bos.
ton authorities
Governor Odell's warrant was
mailed this afternoon to Sheriff Barry
at police headquarters, New York. II
should reach him early tomorrow.
Expects Long Sentence.
Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 29.--AndreW
Carnegie believes Mrs. Cassie L.. Chad
wick will have long term in the