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Only Boys Wanted.

The choir girl was fast superseding
the choir boy, especially in the Cath
The southern sentinel., 1904-04-28

The smoot Investigation.
For the last two or three weeks the
,anate committee ON privileges and
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WASHINGTON Letter
soWE TIMELY GOSSIP FROM THE
NATIONAL CAPITOL.
A TROUBLESOME HEADLINE
It HeA fed . Report Of the Post ofncs
Department and Caused Gem
motion in the House
Other Items.

Observation-Disclosures of the house
Of representatives have been greatly
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"Parsifal" for Chicago.
II the unexpected does not happen. the
music lovers of Chicago, and there are
The southern sentinel., 1904-04-28

What has stopped the remarkable
growth OF Chicago? The question is be-
The southern sentinel., 1904-04-28

Congressman 0verstreet.
Mr.. Overstreet. the chairman OF the
post ONCE committee in the house. 10
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New Seat for Bever,dge.

Senator Beveridge, of Indiana. will
occupy seat in the senate which was
The southern sentinel., 1904-04-28

'ssKipg Row" In the Senate.
The second row from the front on the
republican side of the senate Is known
The southern sentinel., 1904-04-28
a oood Fellov.

A newspaper man OF this town sug-
gssted to me the other day that some
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hers OF congress.
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tiful in It's pictures. both ~ colo- sao
black and white. and IS filled with
sketches and short stories that axe rot
only amusing and oRtertaing. bur are gov
literature and fun of character. Is Wei a.
adapted 10 the Christmas season. SSeciai-
~ noteworthy art features are The eosoroG
ffontispiece by MaSfield Pstrlsh. tie
flllst ratiens in color for some Scenes
from the old Ballads bv Beatrice stew
ems tho drawings. By Walter Appleton
CLARK. showing Christmas scenes IN an old
French village; a drawing OF q nothes
and CHILD IN c0iors by Sarah Stflwsti. ic-
companying 2 poem by L. S. Martin. and
the beautiful Colored cover Oy ilavic Eric
son. The articles given are WEI solecteti.
while short fiction IS abundant and Of
great variety.
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MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER


THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.-A new
series OF "reminiscences from the pen
OF the Hon. Andrew D. White will
begin in the December Century. and will
cover AInDas sa dor White mission 10 Ger
many from 1871 To lSJg with much il is
promised OF special interest touching the
personality of the German cn4Deror In
MS first chapters Mr. White has told of
ms presentation at the German court, the
difficulties OF an American ambassador
IN proculng suitable residence, the en-
nlttered feeling IN Germany against
America in 1897 and durin~ the Spanish
war. the policy of the United States in
regard 10 the open door" in China and
the cooperation of Emperor William anu
the German government by President Nc
hhlcy's policy, Ambassador WhiJe's per
Sonal. relations with the Spanish-Ameri-
can war and other matters of much In
terest.
HARPER SIN IIarper's Magazine for
December Mark Twain. who has recently
made "A thorough study Of the original
documents bearing on the life OF Joan OF
Arc, pays a wonderful tribute to this
slight grill whom he calls 'bv far the most
extraordinary person the human race mas
ever produced.
Sir William RAMSEY. the dfscoverer of
Helium. writes OF "Radium and Its Pro-
ducts Other contributions 10 this eX-
cc!lent number are: John Luther Long.
Robert LOVcrman. Norman Duncan. Booth
darlington. Theodoria Garrison. Arthur
SymOns. Mary l.. Wilkins Freeman. VIII
lam Dean HOWellS, Mrs. humphrey Ward,
and many others.
TIE CENTURY-The December Cen
fury IS Christmas number, indeed. haV-
ing az appropriate cover in colOrs and
no fewer than eighteen titles relating di-
rectly to the holiday or to its spirit.
Among these are five pieces OF fiction:
''Lieberiechs Christmas. pathetic story
By John Luther Long; "A Belated Christ
mas, a story Of the lsthmus. by Carter
GOodlOc. "KcrTigan's Christmas Sermon.
humorous story of sailors ashore by
Frank J.. Tooker: "A Misfit Christmas.
a Sonny mOnolOgue. by Ruth MciIuery
Stuart and The Camel of Jesus" by
Marghcrita Arlina Hamm. story of the
Egyptian Quarter Of New York. novel in
scene and reverent in treatment. Mrs
Kate Whiting Patch contributes a story
entitled THE Princess and the Boy re-
markabie for its romantic charm. a col
or drawing for this story is by Maxfield
Parrish.
FOUR-TRACR NEWS-The December
number OF The Four@Track News. which
closes volumne VII is one of the strong
est numbers OF the magazine yet pub
lished. 1t opens with an article by Glen
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Alan entitled The Life story of Lob
ster, In which humor and fact are hap
PLY mingled: An Historic Church. BY
Helen X. Hoy, tells the story of the noted
old st. Peters at Albany; Distinguished
Alumni is au article on William and
Mary College. by +. Il. Borst 1.-The
Mighty Mississippi. by l.. X. Becker. tells
something OF the story OF what Horace
Greeley called The King of Rivers An
American Rhineland," by W. RI. Richard
son. is article fun Of human interest,
pertaining to the Pennsylvania Dutch.
THE POPULAR BfAGAzINE-Foot5
furnishes the theme for two of the stories
in the December Popular Magazine. Mil
honaire Marsden's Eleven and ''The De-
iayed Pass, both Of which should prove
Of exceptional interest to al lovers of
sport Other features to be found in this
number are two complete novels "Tne
win ar In Which O'ROurke Sneatnes
Ills sword by Louis Joseph Opnenheir1-
Richard Marsh, Hugh IT. Lusk, Philip Q.
Stanton and GEORGE Parsons Bradford;
nine short stories Including Tho Tri-
umph OF Happy Jack" a Christmas story
OF the FLYING L ranch b. .. N. Bower:
and eight Little Stories OF the Stage, by
Amelia Bingham. Louis Mann ana Otner
note 1hesoians. As usual. the cover IS
handsome and artistic
TIE WORLD TODAY-It would be hard
to find a magazine with a grea,er variety
of topics than those of the World Today
for December. In the number and effec-
tivencss of its illustrations. many OF which
are in colors it is also unequalad among
the Decent monthiies. \ nota5ie feature
of this issue is the summary Of the
achievements Of the year 1894. Presented
in series of brief papers by sSch writer's
as Paul Morton the new secretary Of the
navy: ~. M. K. French of tae Chicago
Art Institute: Henry Fl. Norrls. William
Morton Payne. {. X. Henderson, Harry
Pratt Judson. etc.
SUCCESS.-A beautiful cover 0esign and
a varied contents. 10 which many Well
known writer's have contributed. combine
I'm making the December issue of Success
Magazine one Of surprising attractiveness.
The leading article. The EVERYTHING
FaiTy-lOre of Christmastide. Oy Richard
Lc Galliennc recalls TO rs the magical
tales that delighted our childhood fancy.
Cinderella. The Sleeping Beauty, Babes in
The Woods, Jack the Giaut-killer, Hoppe
my-Thumb. and other heroes and her0ines
of falkland. are ch8rmingly portrayed by
c. Alden Pierson i'm illustration accom-
panyipg he article, Aspirants 20 grand
opera will find helpful reading iG the
article entitled ''The American Girl in
opera" by Heinrich COnricd. director of
tho Metropolitan Opera company, New
York
PEARSON S-Pearson Magazine for
December presents the unusually nuner-
Gus collection Of six special articles and
oF ne
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The End Of the spellbinder.
CWan Street Ionrnall

Roosevelt carried the state OF AIasss-
ohusetts by $1,000 plurality. but William
l. Douglas the Democratic candidate for
governor. was elected hy 5000 plurality.
Mr. Dougiis' explanation Of this eXtraor-
binary result is summed ~ in The FOL
lowing sentences:
Publicity and a real issue. Advertis-
ing made my business nay and used 10
10 the limit IN arousing and directing
the sentiment which ] knew TO be wide
spread on the subject which was our chief
issue-reciprocity and tariff relief
Mr.. Douglas business advertisements
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al Motlern Juliet-


gAev called her juliet so sweet she was.
Her golden hair and lovely. soulful eyes
Mace many yalzth sigh 10 be 3S0reOs
When oft at eve she gazec at Toonht
skies
By day. too was she no less fair te see.
So daintE tender. and elf-like tTithal
No gallant knew her but 10 bend the knee
And pledge him ever ready at her call;
TIE ona day when a. dinner quick she
speared
pickle-fsr the largest she could spy
And beansd on all the while she munched
and sighed:
/ Il always love the mso right after pie
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have nedo ais face his name. and the
arTic.c which ne maouf2ctGres known
from Oua end OF che country 60 alic other.
Mr. Douglas political advertisements
have made him governor OF lassacht-
sets. Nevcc has there been moro sig
ral proof Of ynC value CT advertising
TheFe IS an evohtioa in progress in the
methods Of conducting carr )aig-s. Ad-
verti sing is TO be employed 20 a greater
eXtcnt than ever before. Printers ink i
10 take the supreme place heretofore oc-
cupied by tire stump spealSer-
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Services st Unity rai 80 South Sec
ord East. 10 II =. m. Rev. Nisham n.
Fish. 5r.. paStor.-Rev. Charles fangroNe
or Leeds. England viii deliver the morn
ing ser mon. music BY Unity qUartettc and
solo b@ Miss Mahan Bible c.ass wiA take
for is subject '@pne Book or Judges Ac
Cording to ere rolychrcme Edition. Of the
Sfnfe. A ccrGiSl Invitation 10 NJ. Meet
ing OF Unity club postponed uaul Monday,
Dec q. Regular naeeting OF Unity circle
Wednesday al go D. m
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Congregational.

First Congress tionaI Public sels ices at
II O'Clock: sermon by the pastor. Rev. Ell
mer ]. Goshen. Sunday school at l2:;D:
Young Peoples meeting. S o'clock. Pub
lie is cordially invited 10 all services.
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q. H.. chIrca service 81 81 y m rffhse~f
Wednesday evc1EE a. O'~aVt. .s..-vs-
ing is held 10 listen 40 tie testimony ~
Eeaii1S OF both SIN ard s-cSHesS- Free
reading rooms open Gaily from % a. m. 70
= - m i'm rooms rfi-6sS oCCCi 1lrUVcE
building, is Main street Take elevator.
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Christian.

Central Christian Church. corner Third
East and Fourth South. DR.. :, " Pin
kert0n. pastor.-Morning service, II
o. clock: evening service. 7:45; Bible school
12:15; prayer service. Wednesday evening
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LIABILITY AND CASUALTY insur-
ance in ell its branches written by the
Maryland Casualty company. Over S.
100000 assets available in the United
states for losses. Also fire and all lines
Of general insurance. Losses adjusted
and paid here
H 3. WINDSOR & CO,
General Agents. So West Second South
Street. Phone pa.
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scientist. 33s
East Third South.-Sunday school at 9:45
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riff NJ F. Church. Ninth Fast and
First South. D. NJ Heimick. pastor
Preaching both morning and evening at
the Usual hour Subject for morning dis
cussion. "A Great Peril for me evening
"A Personal Consciousness special mu-
sic at each of these services Miss Emma
Holeberg viii sing a solo in the morning.
the male dUartette viii render a selection
IN the evening. Sunday school al 10 q.
m; Epwcrth league ar GU, Miss Lily
Trap: leader. A cordial invitation to all
these services. Seats free.
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ST. Johns Chapel Perkins addition
2:45 D. m. Sunday school; 4 p. m. evening
prayer and sermon by Rev. Charles T..
Perkins. a cordial welcome to al.
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H. F. Williams the carpenter makes
and repairs anything in wood work
Shop Il S. State. Bell 2l45 X, Ind, 2&I.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, NOVEMBER p. 1901

American House OF Lords, by David S.
Barry, is the leading article. an1 tells of
the perquisites and sinecCres Of United
states senators; as they, are 10 convene
paper is peculiarly timely. sketch of
the philant hrepic career of the iSrc Louis
Fleischmann relates the history and the
details Of his w0rld-famous Bi'ead Linz
one of the night sights of New York Stil
another timely article is II. p BurcheilS
international Athletes cOplOusly Illus
trated with photographs In this story,
Mr. BiirCheii briefly recOunls he results
of this years American Sporting achieve
ments in competition with England. can
ada Germany and France. TIE article
embraces everything from The defeat of
Emperor Williams Meteor 70 the victories
Of Americans over English truck teams
and cricket teams and German bowling
teams.
LESLIE'S MONTHLY.-The twenty-one
contributions in Leslie's Monthly Maya
zine for December are as expressive OF
the real spirit of Christmas as IS the gay
and attractive cover of the magazine IL
self In the list of contests is an account
by DR. GrenfeH the famous Labrador
missionary, Of his work along that coast
and of the heroic deeds OF the tlshcrEen
and their wives, and an eXcellert little
article BY Annie PaYS0n Cali ABOUT
Christmas The story Of the forcien actors
and actresses Who viii tour America this
winter is illustrated with 1umDer or
attractive portraits and the InlF1 afQcAe
about the Theatrical Syndicaae. which
takes up the dealings of the critics and
paywrights with the trusts. is the best
Of the series Besides these there are
eight short stories, by George EIioard.
Fl. G. Rowland. Margaret Bus5se Shipp
and others. a thrilling accouns 4 one or
he battles Of the Russo-Jap aaese war
told by a. Japanese officer, and sketches
of Admiral ConverEe-our best sailor
3eekman Winthrop. the young governor
of Porto Rico. and Prince Mirsgy OF Rus
STA. as well as a number OF shorter arti-
clcs and verses.
AINSLEE' S-Ainslce's for December
vindicates the promise of the publishers
that each number shall excel rs rrede-
cesSOr. The novelette, is. of cor, Sc. the
principal feature. II Is called Her Prairie
knight" and is by 3. NJ Bower the
action taking place on a MOnt2na Ianch.
II is a strikingiy true picture of that
peculiar and fascinating life. Among the
fine list of short stories. the notable one
is 'Votive Offering" by Katherine c.
Thurston, whose new book The Mas
querader. is one of the autUmn's literary
sensations. II is a very powerful story,
worthy of its ahthor. A timely feature
OF the number is collection Of seven
Christmas stories. but interest has not
been sacrificed 10 timeliness in the Sc
lection.
SCRIBNER' S-The Christmas number
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal Church. Third
South street. mar Msin. Bcntavoiss Young.
pastor--Seryices 81 II a. N. and 80 p. M;
morning topic. Personal THANKSGIVING;
evening topic. The Higher Rock Sun-
day school at 3,e5 a. M: EpWorth league
~ G;29 p M; Junior league at $50 p. m.
All kindly welcome
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Al o ciock. The Rev. ~. Ciray5il CT The
Congregational church Park .iev. VIII
preach both T1.orrag and evening. Mrs.
EG VIII Moore VIII sing .c.o az The
snoTuiv- scrsicc.
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Liberty Park VI +. Church. corner
Eighth East aud Ninth South. S. a Wan
less, pastor. Preaching. II a. II. and $50
D m. Subject I'm tho morning. God
Reigns; in the evening. The Curse of
Strong Drink" Sunday school ~ a. m. :.
Junior league. $50 p. m; EPwo-th league
p m: prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing, 7:45.
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To Photograph anything. Harry Ship
Ter. Commercial Photographer. fifth
floor, Templeton- Phone 1lS6-X-
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First Baptist Church. corner Second
South and Second West Rev. ID. A
Brown. pastor Preaching at n a. n. and
ia T. m. Sunday scEeoi IT t1:S1 =. j..
Lucas. superintendent. 3. \. r. T. at
6,sJ p m. leader. Miss Lizzie McPherSOn;
subject. Present Day Outlook in Chlpa.
Wednesday evening service AZ 80. \
Welcome TO all
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German Lutheran service ever 81 hc~
SUr6ar afternoon 81 Our Ssvio-'s IVAN
gchca. Lutheran chu-ch Fourth EAST. be-
tween Foursh and klfJa Snatn- Ss.~icc
shis afternoon At O'Clock. Sun lay school
- n. II. Pauf =. 3-oesrnan chaps y
Twenty -ninth iafantry. pastor IL charge.
Our Savior's Evangclical Lutheran
Church Fourth East. between Fourth
and Filth SoGta.-Sunnay services 2 1880
a. m. in the English language. he Young
PEOPLES Luther league viii neo1 els aft
eTnOcn at the parsonage. Yre are Ger
Giaily invited to ottcrC. \. G. y. O'vern.
paste.
Divine ] ltGe,anN service. in the Danish
Language at y. m. hy Rev. II. Hansen.
~ tfe First Presbyterian churcs Second
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Rio GraHae Mission Chapel Second
South betNcoen Ninth and renth West
Sunday school al 10 a. m. George Paul.
superintendent.
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Church Announcements
Episeopal.

All notices for this Column must DC
landed in b. noon Saturdas.
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SCRIBNER' S-The Christmas number
of ScribHer's Magazine is unusually beau
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St Paurs Church Main ard Fourth
South streets. the Rev. Charles +. Perk-
ms. B. d.. rector.-Services. S y. m. holy
communion: 9:45 a. M. Sunday school; II
a. M, morning prayer and sermon; f:90
p. NJ. evening prayer and sermon, Source
of Law" being the first in a series of ad-
dresses on law and order. Visitors are
cordially welcomed
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Burlington Mission Chapel. corner In
diana avenue and Navajo street.-Suncay
school N $3.50 p. m. Henry Jacoos. super
intendent. Friday evening service al t:ae.
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East Side Baptist Church corner Third
South and Seventh East streets.-Resular
services at II a N. and 80 p. m. with
sermon by Rev. Bruce Kinney. A special
meeting of the church will be ceid at the
close Of. the morning service to hear the
report of the pulpit committee n regard
10 calling a pastor. Sabbath school at
PIE d. M; Christian EndeaV0r meeting
at $40 d. no. Regular midweek PRAYER
service on Wednesday evening az 80
o'clock. All welcome
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ST. Peters GhapeL-s D. M. Sunday
school p. m. evening prayer and ad-
dress The Ladies' guild Will Meet We'd
nesday at $50 y. m with Mrs. J. Caster
line, so West Fourth South.
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PEARSON S-Pearsons Magazine for
December presents the unusually nuner-
Gus collection of six special articles and
eight sparkling pieces of fiction. The
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Episcopal.
ST. Marks Cathedral. Very Rev. James
B. Eddie deali.-Eirst sunday N Advent.
Nov. q: 80 a. m. holy communion, 9:45
4. m. Sunday school: II a. m moaning
prayer and sermon. The J'ncertain Flu
ture; 2 d. NJ. monthly meeting OF the
Communicates league 20 p. ~, evening
PRAYER and address-"St. Andrew, as n
tic is cordially invited to attend the sery-
ices.
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FOUR-TRACR NEWS-The December
number OF The FourATrack News which
closes volumne VII. is one of the strong
est numbers OF the magazine yet pub
iishcd. 1t opens with an article by Glen
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I GO. ANYWHERE

ays love the mso right after pie
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HE MUST
SUPPORT
CHILD
couaT REFUSES TO SEND W.
C. NAMES BABY DAUGHTER
TO THU POOR FARM

william 6. Haines. che young man
who tried 90 shift the burden Of sup
porting hts invalid baby upon the
county. was ordered 10 support the
child BY Superior Judge Morris THIS
morning
1 can't keep the hid" he said.
4 have not enough money. It's the
couuiy'H business 90 look after chill
dren whoea parents are poor. Now
10 the yoangst.r had been healthy
u wosid have been different. but I
can't look after a sick child"
These are very novel proceed
inss* said Judge Norris 1t
seems strange for parents to be try
lBR 70 get It'd 81 a sick child. All
the eaees which have heretofore
eofns before me were different. Both
parents usually quarrel for the pos
secession OF their children. However.
that's neither here nor there. This
enae speaks for itself Some one
he's to take care OF the poor baby.
The mother In not able TO. and 30
the father must
1t b not case for charity"
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MRJ2W LNl7 FIVE

ST PETERSBURG received
yesterday ray
IA killed.
the land batteries Is beiey really
Of drawing
the Russians to disclose the position and ebs OF their
the Of aertaning whethr
a II a
could be from the position
x
Aiexeff to Mukden yese
day.
II humbly inform majesty that
fortress al vladyook reports that $50 this morning
sighted south Askold Isle nd
making AAknid
opened probably
cruisers dzuma
n
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vLAD|VOSTOK

vIAolvosIok March 7rhi, city bomb.rdsd yesterday
battehps
which a. s eeoes fierce attack the
bembsrdrent
minutes
n
ensrsnss to ussod the southeast vsdivose
approached The sdvsnes ehskss peirs about
third miles
serious damage resulted % the ssi,s shs failed
Generals vsrroex
batteries did rsssn the fire. waited
retired In the drseson from which the A. this
Cape asideL
The did Russians
The bombardrsnt not enespse.se warning had beer
during
the hsrzon and ths prob.b attack late, IN the day
Had the
supph Of ammunition ~eud have been reduced without
Ndivostok
the Russians will probably risk repVns
vadisostok 10
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CLERKS LOSE
THEIR Fight

Judge Hatch denied the application
Of the Retail Clerks Association I.o-
cal 40 Saturday night for an injune-
ton TO restrain the Labor Temple As
ISOLATION from selling the site for the
proposed labor temple. He RESOLVED
the temporary restraining order which
had been ISSUED. Ills ruling was that
the associations trustees were acting
with In their powers.
The taking Of testimony IN the case
was finished Friday evening The ar
Euments were not concluded until late
Saturday night.
The attorneys for the Clerks Asso-
citation state mat they Will take the
care to the supreme court and are
confident OF "A reversal Of Judge