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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following. marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Calvin R. worrell. 81 1890 Seventeenth street,
and Mamie w. Mayhew, 1s 1892 Twenty
George S. Cutler. 80 calstoga. and Sadie
J. Cole 23 Calistcga-
William F. Jones. 81. 1913 Fulton street,
and Lila Bradbury, is, 517 Capp street
Herman F. Todt, 25, 1919 Filbert street. and
Elizabeth Lernp. 20, -o15l5 Filbert street.
Jchn Fredericks, 2G, Sebastopol, and Georgia
c. Roberts, 10, Sebastopol-
John w. Thornley,. 81. 1926 Nineteenth ave-
nue. and Hulda Dolpfner. IS. 1926 Nineteenth
Frank Trouin. %. 53T Castro street, and
Mary Matthew'S. p, 1S7 Harriet street.
George Flach 20, 1891 Turk street. and Ber-
tha Zeler. &c. 2105 Buchanan street
Pietro curotto. 25, $50 Green street, and
Cleiia Marsano. 20. go Green street.
Aage c. Jorgensen, %. 2453 Mission street,
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Captain Ed
ward Anderson, Seventh Cavalry. hav-
ing completed the transfer of public
property at Fort Meyer. Va, will pro-
ceed to San Francisco and sail with his
regiment to the Philippine Islands on
the transport leaving about June 80.
Sergeant Joseph Stahl, hospital corps.
at Fort Crook. Nebraska. will be sent
to the depot OF recruits and casuals at
Fort Mcdowell and will report to thu
commanding officer, who will send him
to Manila on the transport leaving San
Francisco about June 80. On arrival at
Manila he will report TO the command
ing general Of the Philippine division
for assignment to duty.
Sergeant Major John B. o. Koch.
Third Battalion Of Engineers, Philip
pine Islands, Is transferred to the First
Battalion Of Engineers and upon his
arrival at San Francisco will report to
the commanding officer for duty.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
WANTS TO ESTABLISH
NEW PHONE SYSTEM
Special Dispatch to Tho Call.

VALLEJO. June 22.-At meeting OF
the City Board of Trustees held last
evening Attorney Frank r. Devlin OF
this city filed u petition asking that the
board advertise the sale of a franchise
to maintain through the streets OF this
city for the period of fifty years tele-
phone system The petition went over
until the next meeting in order to al
low the City Attorney to look into the
law In the matter. Devlin refused to
disclose his plans, but says that the
new company will install a system on
the lines of the new Home telephone
system.
1t is believed the new s4.OOO.0o0 In
corporated company, composed of the
most prominent capitalists in San Fran
cisco, Is behind Devlin and intends to
build In cities other than San Fran
cisco. The Pacific States Telephone
Company is preparing to meet the new
line By spending nearly 100000 to en-
tirely rebuild the Vallejo system
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
THURSDAY. JUNE 22.


Antonio and Eugenia Marcfano to John Carl
baldi. lot on E line of Cough street. 1901 N Of
Hilbert, PAIL by 1856; $40.
Margaret V. Cluff to Louis Schlesinger lot
on N line Of Vallejo street, 1904 w OF Frank
lin, w SAG by N 1875; So
Joseph Brandensten ct al. to Alice w. Smith.
lot on e line of Pierce street, 120 N OF Vallejo,
80 by NE 120; $10
Reginald X. Smith to same, same; gift
Ludwig and Mercedes Arnstein to Carrie w.
and Gustave H. de Mamiel. lot on N line of
Hayes street, 1868 e of Lyon. e 81 "a. N 1876,
w 20. so. w 6:3, S S7:6: SO.
Gustave H. de Mamlei to Carrie w. de Ma
miel. same; gift.
Emma G. Butler to Edmond F1aherty, lot on
Sc corner of California street and Presidio
avenue, 35 by 100; $40.
Christina Woest to Bernard and Alma e.
Erickson lot on S line of Golden Gate avenue,
126 z of First. z 26 by 13S; SO.
Emma v. and Albert j. Raish to Jennie T.
Watt (wife of James A.), lot S line Of jack
son street, 1909 w OF Presidio (CentraD ave-
nue., w 90 by S 127:SA SO.
M. Fisher Company TO Rosa s. Stterlen twife
of George). lot on line of Clinton Park, 1868
w of Valencia street, w 81 :3 by N 10; $40.
FORTUNES and Mary L. Rudolph to Michael
Regan. lot line of Twenty first street, 25
of Bryant Z % by N 6S; $40.
Robert Bergfeld to Elizabeth Bergfeld, lot on
3 line of Noe street. 111:10 Of Elizabeth. N
25 by e 1877, gift.
Thomas j. Henderson to Frances W. Hen
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BLATTNER-LIsToN-I this city. june Z.
1905 at ST. Brgids Church, by the Rev
Father McAuliffe Joseph f. Blattner and
Adele Listen both of this city.
FITZPATRICK-HAUG this city,
June IS 1906 by the Rev. Father Cummings,
Joseph A Fitzpatrick and Mary A. Haughey
SEN-PRINTZLOW-In Berkeley. June
q 1905, by the Rev. r. s. Eastman, V. r.
Hansen of Berkeley and Emma Josephine
Printzlow OF Oakland.
NN-GUCKENHAM-In this city,
June Is 1905. by the Rev M H Lieoe, WI. VII
of this city.
PUGH-RALPHS-In Berkeley, June 20. 1905
by the Rev. r. S. Eastman, William j.
Pugh CT San Francisco and Eva Belle Ralphs
of Berkeley.
SILVA-BARGONES-I this city, June 81
1905. by the Rev. E. L. Walz pastor Fourth
Congregational Church. Joseph r. Silva ana
Jessie A. Bargones both of this city.
S-WOODBRIDGE-In this city. June 70
1905 by the Rev. William RAIDER, Joseph T.
Yeirs and Alma Woodbridge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Thursday. Juns z
stmr Brooklyn. Carlson. 81 hours from san
Pedro.
schr Novelty. simmis. days from wiilapa
Harbor.
schr Fearless. Lilyouist. days from Bel
lingham-
Stmr st Paul. Randall. 51i5 hours from Port
land, via Astoria Az hours
OCEAN STEAMERS
LIvERPOOL-Arrived June 22-Stmr Majes-
tic. from New York: stmr NoordIand. from
Philadelphia.
PALERMo-s Sailed Juns s1-stmr calabria.
for New York
NEW YORK-Sailed Tune z2-Stmr Deutsch-
land. for Hamburg: stmr La Bretaxne. for
Havres stmr Numidian. for Glasgow
Arrived June 22-Stmr Koenigen Luise.
from Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar: strr Pre-
toria from Hamburg. Dover and Boulogne
HAMBuRG-Arrfved June 22-Stmr Penn
sylvania. from New York
GLASGOW-Arrived June 22-Stmr Cartha-
genian from Philadelphia
QUEENSTOWN-Sailed June 22-Stmr Oce-
anic. for New York; stmr Merton. from Liv-
erpool for Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS AGO

Celebration of Anniversary of Wedding
Attended by Children of Popular
Old Folks.
MODESTO. June 22.-Mr. and Mrs z.
Sabin. old and respected residents Of
this city, celebrated the sixtieth an
niversary Of their wedding a few days
ago. Their three daughters. Mrs. Pease.
wife of E. r. Pease. a well known hv-
eryman of San Francisco: Mrs. G. E.
Sperry of Elmsdale and Mrs. F. H. Zan-
der of this city, were present. H A
Starks of San Francisco and H. A
Starks Jr.. a grandson Of the aged
couple. also were present lie old peo-
pie and their children enjoyed fine
dinner. spread in honor of the occasion.
Mr. Sabin Is S5 years old and his wife
Is IS years Of age
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

and Hansine Haeensen. %. $50 Ellis street.
Dennis A. Carroll. 81, city and Mary BE-
VILE is, SOP Polk street.
Archibald d. Allison. 81. 1851 Howard street.
and Martha Ellis. "a POS Missouri street
r. William c. Schauer. 80 1927 Devisadero
street and Laura c. w. Schafer, .2 oak
Grove avenue.
Samuel C. Thorn: son. 81 25 Cuso avenue
John b. Sanderfeld, 33 Seymour avenue.
and Gabrilie J. Gress. 90. 254 Eighth street
Gggenio Cirelli. 80 Bannam place ana
Fionlena Campilonga 81 $ Bannam place
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

CANNOT RECOVER POSITION-The Dis
trlct Court OF Appeals decided yesterday that
fnzaoetn Hfaoley could not compel the Board
OF Education TO reinstate her as drawing
teaSner IN the public schools at salary OF
Sllo NORTH Her position was abolished
ABOUT nVe years ago and she was accordingly
left without employment She nainraine1 fhat
sne mad been regularly appointed ana that she
was entitled to draw her salary during good
penavlor- The Superior Court decided against
~---o >>-- =
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
PROPOSALS.

BIDS wanted-Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals Will be received by the
board OF directors of the Veterans Home of
California at It's office room 13, $40 San
some street San Francisco California. up TO
.. m. Wednesday. July 5. 1905, and opened
Immediately thereafter in the presence of
bidders Tor furnishing and delivering uni
firm coats uniform pants and blouses for
the Netcrans' Rom=, Napa County. Califor-
MIA fralIToad station Yountville, 1 o. b.,
one ;ea-. commencing July ]. 1905, and end
ing June 80, 1906. Schedules with informa-
tion ans instructions for submitting bids will
be furnished upon application by the under
signed Bidders Will carefully follow the
conditions of tie schedules, and no bid Will
bt considered unless 1t is in accordance with
such schedules. Bids must be made on sam
pie submitted whenever called for in the
schedule Each bidder must accompany his
bid with a certified check upon some we'll
least 10 per cent of the amount of his bid,
PAYABLE TO c. Mason Kline treasurer, con-
slftioaed that the bidder will enter into
good and valid contract upon notice of
ceptance. as required by law. The board re-
serves the tight TO reject any or all bids
and to order any quantity over or under the
amount specified.
Preference will be given to goods manufac-
tured or produced in this State, price. fit
ness and quality being equal, under the pro-
visions of section 3247 of the Political Code.
Address John F. Sheehan. secretary OF
the beard OF directors of the Veterans Home
cf California; room 13, 320 Sansome street,
san Francisco, California.
By order of the board OF directors
JOHN F. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
BIRTHS MARRIAGES. DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with TIE and residence OF per-
sens authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event are published once in this column
free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids will
he received at 16 South Hail. Berkeley.
or before D. m. June 49, for the grading
about California Hall, per plans and
specifications file at said office; no bids
will be considered unless accompanied by
certified check or bond in favor Of the un-
dersigned. equal toS10 per cent of the bid.
with sufficient sureties condition that. II the
bid be accepted, the bidder Will enter into a
contract faithfully TO perform the obliga-
tions in accordance with said bid and with
said plans and specifications; the right to
reject any or all bids is hereby reserved.
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CATIrORNIA
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SPECIAL examination of the Board of Medi-
cal Examiners OF the State Of California viii
bc held Wednesday. the 18th day of July.
l.C5, al The City Hail in san Francisco and
in Les Angeles az the hour OF a. ~. of said
day Applicants who desire TO take the ex-
animation IN either Les Angeles or san Fran
cisco must file their applications with the
secretary. $50 California 81. san Francisco,
before July ,. 1905. Da5ed San Francisco,
June IL. 1865 ls0arl of Medical Examiners
OF the State OF Cali. ornIa, CHARLES L.
TISDAIE Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
BORN.

FENNEI-In this city. June 81, 1905 to the
wife of Henry T. Fennel of Mountain View
Cal. a daughter.
sTEwARr-In this city June 1G. 1905 to the
wife of c. L. Stewart. son.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department,
Washington, D. c.. until 10 o'clock a. m,
July is. 1905. and publicly opened immedi-
ateiy thereafter to furnish at the navy
wards New York n. Y, and Mare Island,
Cal, as specified, quantity of steel plates,
channels angles. shapes and castings, aggre-
eating about $500 tons. Delivery TO be made
as required during the twenty-f -four months
following date Of contract. Applications for
proposals should refer to schedule IS. Blank
PROPOSALS will be furnished upon applica-
ton TO the navy pay offices. New York, n.
Y end San Francisco, Cal. or to the bu-
reau- H. T. B. HARRIS. Paymaster Cen
erai L. s. y.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
JURY IN THE CRAWFORD
CASE FAILS To AGREE
Defeat for Government Ends Attempt
to Convict Man Accused OF
Postal Frauds.

WASHINGTON, June 22--The jury In
the Crawford Postof1ce Departments
frauds case was called into court by
Justice Wright to-day, having been un-
able to agree upon verdict. The Jury
was discharged. 1t had been out forty
seven hours.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

PROPOSALS for public buildings-Ofhce OF the
Chief Ouartermaster San Francisco. Cal.
MAY 20 1905.-Sealed proposals. IN triplicate.
subject to the usual conditions: will be re-
oeived at this office until IL o'clock a. M.
Pacific time June 81 1906 and then opened
in the presence OF bidders. for the construc-
tion of frame addition to the bake house
on applicat,on to this office. The United
states reserves the right to accept or reject
any or all bids received any part thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be en-
torsed Proposals for Bake House. Fort
Baker Cal" and addressed 10 Col. WIN. S.
PATTEN, Asst. Quartermaste- General.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington D. c., until 10 o'clock m,
JuIy Isl 1905. and publicly opened immedi-
ateiy thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard,
New York N Y. about 100 000 pounds
canned salmon. Applications for proposals
should refer TO schedule H. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the
navy pay Offices, New York, N. Y, San
francisco CAL and Seattle. Wash. to
the bureau HIT. B. HARRIS. Paymaster
General L. s. N.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
DIED.

Asbury. Mrs. P. I-79. Lehrke Lucille-2.
Auerbach, Leopold Locke, Ellen-es-
Cayanaugh. Jas J-3 Manning, Nellie-24
Code Philip D-63 Marchi, Celestine-60
Davis. Maria III Matthews, Peter A.
Day, Harry Allen-39. Morshead. Pniiip-iZ.
Dokiestich. Violet-2e Mulhern, Katherine-15
days Perunovich, Luka-41.
Dullea. Dennis-.4 Raffetto Andrea-50.
Heide Catherine-27 iReymond. Valerie-33.
Hiu James-67 Ring Theresa NJ.
Hurhes John--So Ross Thomas A.-44.
Kearney, William-22 Smith, Willlam-54;.,
Kiehl. Helena-34 Sullivan, Edward-|o.
Lane, Margaret-S5. Warth, John-0o.
I,aphau. Grant-5S Yale Frances E.-75.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NoTICE-The Continental Build
ing and Loan Association OF 301 California
St San Francisco. Cal. has declared for
the six months ending June so. 1888. dfvi-
dend OF per cent per annum on ordinary de-
posts: q per cent term deposits and
pcr cent monthly payment Investments;
interest deposits payable on and after
July /; interest en- ordinary deposits not
called for will be added TO the principal and
thereafter bear interest at the same rate
DR. WASHINGTON DODGE. President.
WM CORBIN Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
ESTATE LEF
WITHOUT HEIR.
100000 -
Port Warden Qualities as Ad-
r1inistrator Of Barge
Captain.
CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE
\, - 49, 49, $1,000.
Senator Martin to Visit Peters
burgMiss H;ollerbaum's
Funeral.
CANDIDATE For CONSTABLE rs 9. =.

Especial to Tho ,Times-D ispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, April ia. Captain
Il. w. Allen. who was found dead Tues
day In the cabin of a barge In the ha r..
bor had four hundred and eighty dollars dollars
in his trunk on the barge.
SO far as is known. Captain Allen
leaves no relative or heir. He lived lived In
Richmond for some time. Mr. w y.
Mays, who is warden OF the port OF Pc Pc.
tersburg, qualified to-day as adn'lnistr a
tor Of the property. His body was burie1
in Blardford Cemetery this afternoon. IL
Mr.. e. H. Plummer TO day nnounccd
himself q candidate for the office OF high
constable, now held BY Mr.. JPN fl'' ANAL al
Tory. -,
The II condition OF Captain George W.
Pegrann is somewhat better to-day. IS
It is understood that Senator MARIN
will be In this city tomorrow.
rho funeral OF Miss 9. Hollerb 81; UNI,
who died in New York Tuesday TOOK
place here to-day from the residence C. o.
her brother-in-law,> Mr.. A. s. Reinach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
Smith-Curtis.,
els;,e,,aI Is Tho Times.Dispatch.)s

Especial TO Tho Tirnes-D ispatc NJ
I4E,II HALL VA. Aprils 13.-At, me n
home Of the BRIDES mother, Airs NJ !, ~ =.
e aitepaoon neat at 49, MISS Mary z: Curtis
Youngest daughter Of the late Dr.. n T. =
Curtis, was married to Mr.. 3 oaInl!n IN !:
Smith, Of Denbgh,i ormerly. lot stt1ssesS
county The wedding was q pretey nome nome
affair, attended only. by the, near reiil-
tlves OF the contracting parties; J,
The decorations were potted plants ana .
pink. the parlors were darkened and
artsttcally lighted. presenting "a very y { !,
pretty effect. Miss Ethel Coiema =. ~
tho plano. rendered Mendelssohn'sR wed ,a, :
ding march. The rngbearcr was little
Miss Eloiso Curtis. niece OF the pride.
in pink organdie. i. I. Z.
The charming bride, in gray, over white
taffeta, 4 carrying Brides roses. with white
ribbon. entered On the arm Of her brothe r.
County Treasurer s. r; Curtis. proceed
BY the bridesmaid Miss Alice Gordon
Hood, Of Louisa, in pale green null,
over whits taffcta, carrying Bridesmaid
roses with pink ribbon. The groom was
in conventional dress. accompanied bv
his brother, Mr.. George Smith. as best
man. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. GIL. Morrison, of New York O
former pastor OF the bride. The happy
pair left at once for northern tour
after which they will be at home tc
their friends at Warrick Courthouse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
THIS DAWN HISTORY
April nth.
.,.,.,,Iwsmn~AN

e7e-Ethclred H. crowned ut hlngstol'
nv the famous Dunstan, then arch
bishon Of Canterbury, This was the
I,rst lx,ne IN England who took a
coronation oath, and the first, 1t is
said, to institute trial BY jury. ~
this reign priests were forbidden rt'le -
marry. ,r,,e,
1o4o-Harold /. (IIarefooD King OF Eng
land died.. Hc was succeeded ny ills
brother Hardicanuate. whose nrs ,., ~ -
was TO order the body OF Harold 70
be dug up and thrown into tho
Thames, 5SiS
12ea-Navals engagement In the British
channel. between the French ana
s, English fleets by mutual agreement
with tha whole OF their respective
forces. The English, under I'D ward
l.. we're victorious, carrying OH moro
than $50 sail Of their opponents
12es-Tho mariners OF Portsmouth any
tho Cinquc Ports captured the MOI
man fleet, OF 200 ships, OIL l'r't'a"S
and n,assacred the crew :.
178o--Battle Of Monks corner ~ f'o ~,
Carolina tho American cavalry sur
nrisch and defeated by Tarleton.
s17ea-Action between the British shll
phaeton and French privateer Du Mou
rIcr with d Spanish prize IN tow =, 4 NC NC
prIzc vas taken, her cargo was .yalueo
at 100000 and 93b, 900 pounds was
adjudgcd salvage for herarecapturo,
17e5--A cargo OF boards arrived AZ NeW,
bury mort, the first arrival throusl
the locks and canals on Merr!inact
River. an expensive protect OF ll'.an.
navigation, which was the best the'
In vogue. 80, ;15on,.
mark The exclusion OF British SHIPS
rron, AZ Raltic and all Danish ports
1e14-Congress re pealea wy o. 'sh.I 2 ~
1eee-Thc House OF Representatives re-
tected bill for the construction =, 9
national road from Buffalo 70 New
,s54Mcyr,,s ". Field secured from ti,'
legislature OF New Foundland, the ex
chIsve f,fty years right to land !
marine telegraph ca me, 80, -,
1se4-Cold reached 1877 in New YORK, nu
stunned & at tho close on q rnlno
ina, secretary OF the Urea sllry5 mas
was manipulating the ster!ing sN
change market against me pu'
clique.
1s7o-Gen. Drentelin, CHIEF o. ~; re so,e
| burg police shot py Als .,' .1.as hang
vicii. n school master, who was Yl''t's
ed June 9th. ,,aa
1s94-zebulon B.sYanoe uleu' carno
| 1905 tornado In Monroe ana come
cup counties, Alabama, caused "
dcath ~ more than ten persons an
much loss OF propeiIS' sas,od
| 1908 -Ex. president Cleveland addressed
meol,na m, New York In the interest,"
nf somihert1 Industrial educati Ion. J,
! 1904 Russian battleship Pobieda badl
damaged B by " japanese mine,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14
To the Press of North Carolina
and misunderstanding.

Hsa. s.
We have had n bout with our North
Carolina friends concerning tho claim
which they set up for their soldiers In
the war between the States. But the
maklng-up Is so sweet that VIC arc glad
OF tho tilt. 1t Is very like the tradi-
tional lovers uuarrel-as we'll as we can
remembcr. The Charlotte Observer. the
Charlotte Evening Chronicle and the
Raleigh News and Observer all speak us
fair, and we return the greeting with
interest.
Tho brethren of the North Carolina
press are very pleasant to us, anu we
Wish that we knew them better, Prompts
ed by that desire, we make proposal.
We move that the North Carolina Press
Association and the Virginia Press Assoc
citation hold joint meeting next sum
mcr. Why not? 1t matters not to lis
whether the meeting be held on Virginia
soil or on North Carolina soil, Just 8;
the brothrha get together In neighborll
intercourse. AS for that, we might NEE
in one State this year and In the othe,
State next year, for we feel sure tina
! II the brethren did but come tpgethe
| once they would like to repeat the cxpe
| rience.
What say the North Carolina brethren
| and what say the Virginia, brethren I
the proposal?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-14

"a 4te work OF this noble ORGANIZATION
that the capacity of the old o t'f' Y
which was erected eighteen years ago
Is now SO ovettaxcd that the ma ma11aee-
r,cnt IL compelled to request the DoSs 10
8,oaye the building in the early evening"
Anal Tho men may come IN and have the
Use OF It's sconveniences 1t is an el 100
fr,hute. we repeat, that the demands uP'n
+ho Institution are greatly IN excess OF
us capacity. It Is as though, hot pe naa
overv room occupied and were turning UT
ar,ov rncsts every day, the demands
,,pon 1t being greater than It's aeco'nin ''''
dations could supply.
nut that does not tell the whole 8stors'
FOR ,s Tho association had n largsr ana
Moro attractive building. with complete
modern equipment 1t goes without lc' say
ing that tie demands would be 'nu l'=lr
n mist bc confessed shat the old Dnlid'-
,nr IL not only too small for It's pnr-
nose bit thatit Is out Of date ana 1ar
,oss attractive in internal appearance,
arrangement and convenience tha thar, any
cIub house in Richmond. Yet that is me
building, fcllow-cltizens, which we are
nroviding for our boys and young men
,,,,+ ,s tho expression Of our interest
In the youth OF this city. we pr pro-
TINT it Is not a fair expression OF paol'c
sont,ment. Tho men and women OF Rich-
,,,o,,d do foo, the keenest interest IN tho
Moral DEVELOPMENT and moral welfare
and in tho physical and mental develop,
mont OF the youth. and that scnt'''le"'
,,,,.t and NO feel sure that 1t VIII. eST1
,,ross itself IN a sufficient subscription
for n. modern. thoroughly eauippeh ''tir,s-
Ala, Association building equal to the
demands and SO attractive as TO MAKE u y.
a fayorite resort for the boys and young
mon Of this entire community. the peo-
nle Of Richmond could In no better WHY
,n,nrcss ,,non the youth the high value
which they place upon 4, q boy.
"What Is boy wortl1?' rhat IS q
question which has been discussed among ions
the boys of the Christian Association re-
Gently. Let the people Of Richmond re-
Div to that question as follows ole q 10y
Is worth at least a 100000 building ana
the expense Of maintaining u. II me
answer be thus given, let us DO sure
that it will impress eachsand every BOY
with a sense OF his Importance ana val''e''
one Of the most liberal contributors IT 81
10 tho proposed building has said that
nothing in reason Is too good foT Rich i
mond, Let us say to tho boys: Nothing
is too good for the youth Of Richmond.
The letter referred to speaks for ITSELF
and we commend It ito the careful con-
sheraton, Of all who feel any interest est IN
the welfare OF our boys and young men,