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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
SLEW AND BURNED
Serious Charge Against Ben
Graham. Arrested BY
Deputy Priest

peputI Priest of ssgsaa made
Nhaf ma pgege q ~ az Important
capture yesterday lis prtsons IS
Hen Graham. st8 Is cfafgei with
murder and arson The afret was
made en saFaut issued from Mos
koges Iu tie Western district pepatg
Priest Is ne, familiar uBH iNs -.
tails 0f tie came. ARD GRAHAM claims
De befer beard g 70 u8ta hIs arrest
yesterday
It's ualengnei heeeeg ftaf tNu
men uoa fn nn n Musaaeee hate
confessed 81 tle manief aU8 muter
q 4 man ID ths raee HaHan au The
Canadian river snd q the tamlag af
his tadJ afterwards u his hluse o.
which ties 81 ere rheg calm that
Graham eas slth llem ahd had hs
sl.Af df fhe = su aiieh fhtg fea1s-
ed from t,e cfme on their e1hies
sion warrant vas Issued f0f 6ms
liam ARREST
TIE ace used uaa uas arrested near
Cedartl.ls Which IS ou tle Arkansas
line onIf fourteen miles itom Fort
Smith ne steuaonly deuies az
sn0e 'e.ise g tie crime bat he fts tie
description q ,he man a. seut oat
ifem Nasseses s. onieu sefe 0asd
to otfansief hlm 20 TIE ofneor 81 the
Wfeu district Tie crime was
r0aulfiei fhve yean aeo ana era,
ham calns he Wa taen aud las al
aags beea resident oi tie southern
pafi q the thsesse naiion and has
nesef leen south 0f Bort smtth
Graham 81 farmer about fean
old married and has 8 family
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

This does noi mean that tie ptesI.
dent las adopted ems revolution Ia
spelling he has sImply adopted tls
revised spelling 81 the lla e fa
e1nls ss suggested hr tie smpia,a
spelling bard and Which lad pfeyt
oaslg been adopted Ger ua iu Nes
4ofss schools
The changes iu these so1 words ars
net great TIE mmf ndlcal are TIC.
thru thofo. aitho Most oi tie
changes couslst De- substituting { lol
ii or the past teuses q such geue a.
dxt tost dropt gtlpt pl8pi eie. lH
fermluations IN O. sf i substituted.
As center theatef meter oclsf and
- on
Tie reform lad already attained
such hesdeag tiat nos with the
president active assistance, the sug,
gestiou of TIE slmplfsa spelling
beard elil doubtless be accepted gen
orally.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
PITIFUL EFFORT TO
AROUSE PREJUDICE
Democratic Organ in Its Attempt to
Arouse Class Feeling Makes AS
SertiOnS Wide of the Truth

lance q any laws 10 force Ia ang pro.
grsszlve Republlean state.
Judge Cal has nothing 70 % with
the las il i On the statute l,o0ts. "a
good old Arkansas law, from the state
of yelf Davis, the common peoples
friend and a. snch, be - sworn 10
enforce II, and the chances are he will
do ~. For TIE heneit u the miSlu
formed Leader and of al Others who
arc blaming Mr.. Hitrhc0ck and the
territorial courts foiE law with the
making o. whict They hAd nothing -
DO TIE ehlsftalp reprints from
Mansfield digest of flle Democratic
laws of Arkansas certain pertinent
sections
sec. sf65 nall cases nor other.
wise provided ~ by law the father
while llsips, and. after Dis death, or
when t'rvfs shall ~ no lawful father.
theu tho mother I living shall be
tis naturai guardian 0f their child.
rem, and have tie custody aud carr ~
their pensons. education and estates.
and when sach estate Is bot derived
from ths psrson acting IS guardian.
ucb isaa staA qlu saaFsie "a aceoHf
e aiat gi.anissas
Sec Sass Whenever Ia shall APP
pear 90 such court tiata minor over
the aee " fourteen has no guardian.
tie e0uft shau iens uotics a. such
miuof tQ appear before d At stated
time "a choose q guardian On that one
Wi'l be appointed and i sunt minor
ou due nutlre shall neglect ~ refuse
ta appear ur g. choose guardian
after appearing tie court sAan 40.
point ane a. II sleh minor ecfg under
tae aee q fourteen years
Sec Al2s Guardians and eufators
sinii make annual settlements oftholf
aeeoauts with tie court q probate "a
whlei theif proceedings shall te. to.
ginning 81 tht ar' tsfn after tie
cad 81 gesr fum their appointment
of admission respectively and az EACH
corresponding anuua tern a. aearlg
as mas - uufIl fnaI settlement. and.
IL sach settlement guardians having
the care ~ tie education af miners
stall make statement. GA cath. of
Tie application 8 all moneys directed
h3 Tie eQuff to u applied hg them 10
Tie education of Their safi Gmni
ifaf hTa o. a6g .a
ai a ah uutauafs
a fa1H ata apan
e untli they make such settlement
ana statements nie court first eaus.
ine reIe to b served on them. res
peatteig 10 show cause Why they
should noi bc proceeded against
lhat Is the aw As saeh There Is
bui one thing for an honorable Official
go do whether ie lkes Il - not ana
paat is tn eHfofrs Be As matter 0f
fael si..e "a aeme esses the iaW NAV
sofs hardship. Is has been found
9n'Y foe often that faafi.ans either
ti# Incompetence ef idwnrRht
fas1alitg naEranti ltu- ne rights
81 ths.fcH.afeu tusaei cases. only
fiH tHIfei States courts stand 10
tNssH fle miuaN aHi tie M of All
tis.t pmr7
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
A GREAT ORCHARD
Mrs Buliard Will Plant 1000
Acres in Apples in the
New State

Nn e3m Haad a daughter 81
Judge Welbom q Topeka. KAN was
va tie city to-day with A. NcNabb
aui hs party Mn Baiard IS looking
fora location somewhere IS the neW
state ni Oklahoma for tie establish.
ment ofA oo acre apple ofeuafI the
largest commercial app's orchafd n
tire wUtl
llef father Judge We.bom Is
known Is tie apple King 81 Kansas.
aud lt Is believed that DTS orchard IS
noN tie largest 10 The world. but Mrs
BuIlard proposes ta establish q Hil
larger 8He down here She has been
much impressed with tbe possibilities
Of tie territory as Size has seen tie
various localities during the gast
week ln Nr NcNahbf company. and
Is thoroughly decided thal Oklahoma
Is the place fof her orchard.
Ii Is merely nos question 0f
locality one thing that initiates
against tie Indian Territory i tie
difficulty of lludlne Is 1900 acres IN
one tract During her stay ii vlnlfa
today she visited several nearby
orchards. and sas much pleased with
what she aaw.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

Tie Finita lae4dsr of this cltY Is
ens of Tie hest weekllee of tie new
state. but Il has one hesetging sin
that, unless q reformation i soon
effected, will prove its gndoiue II
conoeises tllat IL mission - Demo.
cratic organ can be carried ouf 90.
y By rsvilinF everything RspublirAu,
and "a constant AIN Is 70 stir 40 pre-.
ludies against Republican officials. "a
any wAy pcAslhls, witlsoat the slight.
81 regard foy the truth
la TINS weeks ls4ue TIE Leader re-.
prints Tie Chieftalns article ia
which Judge Gsll announces that ali
guardians musi comply viii the law
requiring them 70 give security fof
the performances o. their duty and 70
Gle annual reports and comments 81
q @ this effect
The above heading and al, Is tax.
en from the kiniia hepubilean organ
o. August % And il states tie fact.
Secretary nitcicocks laN mnst be re-.
spected Despite the facg that most
.Chefosce parents spend every year
more for The caru u ftgeif children
than the revenue ~ tlcse children s
ailofmeuts amount o., thuse parents
must take 0ur guardianship papsm
Ter THEIR own children paf coau
casts. make expensive trips q court
towns. hire lawyer sometimes, aud
BE- put tu 4 great deal of expense
from year io yeaT gnti ule lasi one q
thess children IS q yeas oid Even
COW can loos after hef caf siihoaf
seeing llitlieoek about t hut these
Indians according q Mr Hitchcock
have uoi sonse af huuosfy enough 90
taW iof their 0Nn children sitH0ai
gettlng permit "a 0f tie court and
a bona Verify ths Republican party
is tie great sud gaed friend q tho
Indian Just aateh the Indians ial
over oHe another g. get - re potts
and vote the Republican Ticket
iettsf hafg 90 "a tie meantime aHd
take out guardianship papers faf fBsr
children II i8a dm foa mas sake
up ana fud some ear efse appointed
ia Yuar stead 81 saaH filey - As fag
as that
Sos the 4uestl0n arises IS tht ea
lt0f q tie Leader meuls Fnbunt q
shat he IS talking atout q Is he tell
M 4 deliberate faisshaod e. order tol
STIR ap am0ue tie Indians . iawIess
ness uiai eili defy the orders = tile
eoart ard result anIf lH harm Ia fhe
Indian 81 Hltelnoek as tho editor
q the lsadot Ought 81 kn0v has
nothing shateRcf 81 a1 slih the Iau
ln question lusJead 6f being Be.
publican AN Indeed 6 IsaIiemacrat=
s. lsV enacted hF the legislature ef
TIE good state % AfEaHsls TIE Re-
pab.ians are ~ blame fof it " There
IS ans blame alta hsd only as
arce,safles after tl.s iaef u applying
sael obsolete Nafates as tlase e. ar
sausas 81 ihN eoantu Ana t 81
quite pm'aae tlaf ealgne1 d.dHt
Enae SHAT r SIS aoHK enta
adopted uUs Democratic 8af#as
faf certainly rt beaf ue h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
MAD FIGHT
FOR MONEY

fH.eafo Aag srB p1 rmea
SEES efefehelmed tota 6l Lha mad
rsH q men aud women determined
q fet ihe ant monel nalA Qua 81 tie
agfsof t4t ruined Milwaukee Ave.
uHe State btns Fhe receiver had
maae arrangements q pay twenty.
efe pef cent q ,ea af the a aNo8e.
tvIton Most 81 uo depasltof are
foreigners and auabIe te understand
thaf au'Y a limited number can Be
paid od eaell da4
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
SPELLING REFORM
Has hst Received the En-
dorsement OF President
Roosevelt.

OYSTER naY 1 Aug u pfea
tsnf Roosevelt todsy announced that
De- lad adopiet tie carnegie reform
10 spelling aud lad Instructed ths
public printer That 81. oalclal docu.
mehis from uie whlte House. includ.
ug tHa president messages ~ print
- iu accordance sifh tie recommends
ations of TIE spelling reform commit.
tee headed bg Hnuder Mathews a
columbia University
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
CONDITIONS BAD
IN VALPARAISO

Valparaiso. Aug q TNo slight
earthquake shocks sefc felt here last
night There vas bard rain this
morning. which Increased tie suffer
lnfs q the thousands oi refugees. II
tbs rain continues q serious epidemic
sure = break cut
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
Thirteen Firemea Hurt

Chicago AUG 2 Thirteen 6fo
men we're overcome - smoke . in.
lercd by explosions ~ lighting
Zee ln Tie John Lucas paint manu-.
featuring plant on nesplanes street
toslay
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
HOch Reviewed Troops.

Port Riley, kana Aug. q GOVERN
OF iloeh reviewed tie Kansas stale
troops at tie army maneuYes this
afternoon. TIE governor vas given 4
salute q seventeen guns.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30


Big Lees Greek. Mes xanaell
iiAldFiAse, 1ames B sfAmbllu
MulaFoN Ne /. ADns SEWER
Muldmw No :. Mlnnie fllaekafi
Prices Chapel, wiillAm Lewellen.
RedlArsd. col, lMslna u sieN3mee
Salliaaw so 1, Mar q Russell
sA.lisaw 30. I. Manis hfslgs
st. Stephen. col. Esieile Butief.
AlklnA Mamie Yendeil
BFens, geanle CoufGriTllt.
Cans. Nofa nalFd.
Hanson. ! II. Dutson.
Long, !. " Raiman.
Peters Nora HFadley
Maple y. c. O'Ilonolioe.
piue Mount. col Emma " John
eou,
Pleasant Ridge. Marie johnson.
Remy spencer q fslArkard.
Roland, Ense clark.
whlisett, Iva scott
rLfsr DfsrRicT
Cochran. nobeft scott.
IlAhlomRa. ~ Dean Crawford.
Gravel Hlll. Amelia TAylor.
Honey Hill, Howce Wilson
Horn. Clyde Horn.
syc4mpe, Mary Wattx
stllweli, Lille Cunningham.
Walnut Grove. Felix Holland.
Wan. Della Willlamn
Rock spriugx, Anna Taylor
cASApiAS DISTRICT
BTusl8 Mountain Emily Sefugxs.
Blair. O y Boswell.
chsfokee RfidRs, Joaephlus Ne.sA
Howard Chapel. J. n. keyssr.
Hickory Ridge, T. ". Spfiegx
jackson, Maggie u kfie
Noant Seso. Opal Hlilhouse
MrlAin, Ara l,aas
Sew H0pe, Lena Harmon
pofum, Lola Allison.
Prairie Gap Clayton Il. spfedlln
Resell " If wlndes
SEWER Cfape Della lIlill0ase.
TsrAnna MYrtle RldgwaF
CArnss kelma Brown.
Noslef Prairie Eugenla snfdeF
nfgwu's Chapel MARI > starr
hflaFtoNu. Bertha l. FaulkneE
Mcdaniel, Alice B1ullueau
llsasapt Nleu JeNeli RogeFs
Fblilpps. filei Martin
Raes iiiil phmas Rider
Busa.i 40 3 Alhsfta Carson
Websen Pals Lsola N Reid
auiNesNAKE prsTRiUr
baptist Ada F0mman
fisasefs zolmA NeMliisn.
izfou. Gaesf lloaafd
ballard Cfosk. Allen i Foster
Chswle Leona Nalkiussflck.
Clear Fofk. Allie d Waters
titeca AafY Wolfe
Herr, Haze lfsin.
Nalasffg Arthur s. sanders
oak Grove. Christian smith
peaylns Kta II Guutsf
Proctor psafi craig
Taylor katherine AlbeffY
Tome ncslns Bertha Ingram
Txuef Valley Fannie efsham
Restsllie john Il fiackleF
Nagausf . w AlbeuY
sAifsE DISTRICT
Arcadia Alta Hickman
bfewef Tia sherman
Elm DOVE Dotsan
Lluches Prairie, eoi u r saalu.
Rose Florence Ross
sAlua. Lucy starr
Hogan Institute sogFis Myers
tesola Louise Grafton
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30
TEACHERS FOR THE
CHEROKEE SCHOOLS
Full List of the Appointments as An
4 nOunced by J. D. Benedict, Terrific.
rial Superintendent of Schools

Wslsh. Delia jamss.
waite oak, Willie nAynss
Wallis I'ore WAGNER
wrxss. Hlsnsh i.arkin
tfi1Ne8f pfsvKicT
HarA kspeF Nscpy
RFaxRr. Annahel Jries
tallsw lArrls sanasgs.
Pen 0lbssn GertFaas norsrs
rort nsbAoa. eal rannie n C'hass.
Pals Csiy. Kmns ingrani.
Nrvsaleat sal.. assfy =. vsnn
roat's CissE. sai'is Johnssu.
iiysss thhpsl. 1 3. Roberts
Terrell Ale Pack
S&atsawn. eal Ntcma v Nsna.
Wan. Minnie r Nosgas.
Wsiis. eel Ntilie Too8.
nlAek 6em, Mrs. J. D. Gibson.
bengs klisaheln uFeN
Harrison. sAllis SaFief
Marble. SGsla Manson
Perkins, TAufa Scctf
Wan. A n Jackson
watta Caihsflne Nanas
White Pearl Iose
rAnnQgAa DISTINCT
Ciafk. Julius White
faab.s Springs. 6 " Saumen
Ffsnea Eiia warren
Grand viss. N y Clifford
HultSu Henri Wart
ilaias'd Arms nalsnliue
Melvin Easeue Waiihss
Nsa iioms. & N0tnn
rs9gs A u isaAgan
shiloh Cora Hal
Rocky Point Benz D ConleH
Waet Mount , g. Thompson.
Victor ClApsl Olive Martin
Lovfsy f0hu 4 nsr
Blue springs Ngftie ingram.
Cfitentsn. Xiris nlasiasams.
Dosing NYfgls faffit
slrkA A oascs
fFeewafef NasEie = sanders.
f1lnt klsys co lulu = yann
Four Nne Bmneih Col Il.ompsf
Il Todd
Lln1sf. Lena Ilafnage
NAnafi Ira Nae yerserson
NooiT James Ward
~ zion Nofwuui Peterson
Pleasant HIT eos fssIe n Rat
elie
shady Grove Martha " CliAstzin
TaiHsquaii Ne ] EIdes starr
Tahle1ual No Reanna liar
aAee
TaMsquai col a. i Nann
Cnion. seuan Gray.
woeial. Fannie Holland
uElswAHr nfyrHiu
Alton Ne /. Della puaea
Aften Ne e Non y Wars
Hluslsesst Saiiie paFfIs
iAunef BERTHA D. f Bnk
Cave springs Gs0 v Fields If
Chef0sre Haads Nlx
Chaichsf Walter Fux
feiflauf No.lie i,feah
Gfofe Ne Z lsa q Justice
6fose Ne 3 & Alice Tlofntou
9ng samh hC nanRhsrlf
ionsg Cfeek Jennie g Fields
Hudson Ciess Marg Holland
Island Ford e g 81 skinner
Lens fiaN MannIe GaFrisua.
Moore e NHHam Patterson
Aleose. Emma 6 Nclaun
AlingcfAha NlWls Gathfia
pneFHe w s. Wmtmlre
Timbef lilH Naale Sasn
Nml1a col sadie Davis
Nlet0f8 Malds Bosse
keua. sarah iaian
Aurpfa. Louis d Victor
hsesNiti6 Maggie lioan
baiart " fi Ballard
niE cabin. Dora llan.
goilfus Agnes ilo8x
Carr Eta + Victor
Carter cars + brown
Cafssloas5 Pauline Goodman
Eisou " 4 imnalioo.
Flint 1aY & 0au1lef
llieto3 Grove. tein IS Chandler
james, Ada rowel
Ketchum Eva i.6oalursef
Mount llefHon Pink Wagl
Neufpe e S Monfoe
Nacinii Springs Susie y seotI
slme Rldse, Ready smith.
Nageissa. Jennie II Caopef
0Seeelec. ke'da y RICE
0senma Prank Z Aarsh
ol4mpes. Gep A. Cox
smith, Cola Williams
stfuaifanf, ,Gtfna GlIbeu.
suecea. Nellie A iuce
Utopia 5ohn E nailef
Welcome, Mrx } + sllsen
Whitewater Eaia Smith.
Ward CaFris Freeman.
sHQtofAu DISTRICT
Rrusny No. g Rielafd nlbb
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-08-30

rlpefukes nation
coowNAprnwr m ptsrmlcT
AnlAncs. Ollie y BguNu
Alien, fiorenos Hinge
Anawe. Warren 4 Ilarnsf
l,usfg head Mar iienfly
cengmi Ianyns : noss
g7lldefx. Eanice ClAmh<rlAln.
ClsonteAn. " Henderson
Cafals Maggie PARKS
Chapel. Owen PHILLIPS
.rgs. Ethel Long
.nosiya hlas, Mamie Lowery
Cnlg. Nena TANKS
C0wAn stella n CowAn
Cole. cara + llsgsrnan.
llwwsy 1allls smith
Danlap. Allie Ncintife.
fMmNou. Clara lleigegsrk
Eagle ada lnhusan.
Royil Nzy Nluesnt.
rnnkiiu. ilfd pamsfnn
Fish CFeek.
Gaut Mound MklsI Csin.
tsfeenNiel. Isaac
Greenwood CApsl
Gitn tiak
Harris
lIigh praiae
iguUelsie
ktl.a sophia iaolnan
lee. Lena JAMES
tometa. Esfii5i ? npNn
L0ns Em Nen Wasonsf
Ninsu. Mar Atdsrso0
NeEpnaid, e Mitchell
Mcknight. Hare Rol~fis
MrNagt. Alice Nicnisnas
Nla. arace n seaifs
trseAfa. Ethel G scales
raissfIns. los Bourne
r. sasanf HlA Alsiu Nsek
hale CeutsE Iiaie = l,ass
14As CAs lsiflh sgUsef
Qasfie Nles - Forest
rafes FlofeHes Williams
EIsss CiAps h'anct Goddard
Riverside Lsasis lngis
l.asssa CHsek. Hsifia Martin
saseefah. samuel Nais
Sunshine Nltts fAffibgteu
sags Creek. kAsie Lynch
stewart. Uasa Ch4Ntzs.
slespsf 1nna EieaHis
TAwah. Rotls Cunningham
Thornton. ia pusail
Tagey Mamla Cpth
Neflleiis. f1en - stsaiiY
ysra. Dora q Miller
Wet Point Fem Ilosas
NImef nssfl Gavsfe
weN Camu. l. q Bsnwn
Waller q 4 liIllh1ess
Matoga. Htatl Crawford
We.fu He1fsis McHdan
wAnn alile Lynch
Wooi. Bertha lallsy
Martin r { simpson
paulHsF Greek eel fouit g
ssth e
AaAlf. Eaig nar#eeTli
Mfiless llIs Mauis stevens
noenlnr serlnss Emeg 3 Fields
HnsAY a Jaln r Forster
bad Kaob. EHatefh Ka,s
gafna E 81 ward
EeatAHa. CIaa 8 1slfE
Chelsea. So !. cassie iilf
Ghslsea. No . Name ] Batter
eaaa tsHtg Ehs' rpaa
slamofa So ! Jatspalus noaagd
elayne IS Ehsslstk i hard
1aessmox Sc 4 Gatsi lane
eoiansfilie Ne ! Nlahlf Beige
tolahsfil.s Ma eAes walass
Hlaotf esi F 4 0sfsIa
EstslA. siella Roberts
Fa.F lloHs Emma Hssisf
Far Niea xela glanpe
ela... La.a y gask
soass NseA es cauls Harper
fliekoa, Cfsgk. eil fsgls i.faaa
5as5lee Hls Nee cavsi
fsaafsh Cisif'e Justice.
laghlnlns creek eel E " NsRea
Melton. eel A l. WRIGHT.
AoFsls. Enla tpiou
Sesafa, Na. ileHis eais.
ssafa. No. : hsfshs iiaies
<ssaia. -. 2. Grace Philips
fslolagsh, u. n iattsaaela
ovasso. liess uaiebssn.
frysi Creek ~ lels usrfsit
ftgsf Creek. Na. 9. R.zstslh Narsaa.
Payne refz Early
IoeTs. xhel Cobb
issmoaa. Mss Reas
sanaofs, 80 william ph.iHps
senth l.hsf &. eluk.
fslala Nannle T. Laps
ThcuIaoa. Rena laKrau.
rppsf nls csesA. eel.. Nelson 0mbhs.
yIhlla. Ne 1. Eas qAylsy.
Ninslh. Ne. g Amna n i.tuns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-06
Young mems Club Meets.

number of young men assembled We'd
nesday evening at $50 Florida avenue
northwest for the purpose of spending an
Evening of Informal Pleasure" The meet
ing was under the auspices of the Berean
Young Mems Club, an association organized
some time ago by the young men of Berean
Baptist Church, colored of which DIR. ID.
T. Rivers is pastor, to engage in musical.
literary and social endeayors as wen as to
aid the church financially. Young men
who are members OF the church and others
who are friends of the church are. accord
Ing to the constitution adopted, eligible to
membership.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hewlett delivered a brief adj
dress before the club last night, and Dr.
j. c. Bowling won the small souvenir prize,
consisting of combination cigar, match
and ash tray 1t was proposed to arrange
for public meeting at the church in the
near future.
The officers of the club are Mr.. NJ. Grant
Lucas. president; Mr.. j. w. Butcher, Sec
rotary, and Attorney l.. NJ King, treasurer.
Prof. c. s. Syphax Is chairman of the ex-
ecutiye committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-06
ADAM A. wEscHLER. 4UCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. SITUATE IN THE
NORTHWESTERN SECTION OF TIE CITY.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia passed in cause where
in George S. Fraser ct al are compliments and
Harriet NJ Fraser ct al defendants known
Equity Cause No. 25}45 the undersigned trustees
will on MONDAY THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL 1906 in front of the premises. sell at
public auction the following described real estate,
situat in the city of Washington, District Of Co
lunba, commencing at HALI-PAST FOUR
Parcel No l. All of original lot numbered
twelve d2), in square numbered seventeen On, on
| street between 25th and 2eth streets. Imme-
diately thereafter,
Parcel No. 2. All of original lot numbered one
~, In square numbered thirty-one 3D. NV. cor
2ith and u SITS NV Immediately tn reafter
Parcel No. 3. The east one-han OF original lot
numbered five t5), In square numbered eighty flour
tS4l, N y. aud 22d SITS
Terms of sale: 0ne-thrd cash, balance In equal
instailments, at and two years, secured by
the promissory notes of the purchaser and a deed
OF trust on the property sold. all cash. pur
chaser's option. A deposit Of S1O0 on each piece
sold required at time of sale; sales TO be closed
within fifteen days from the date thereof: other
Wise the trustees reserve the right resell at
cost and risk of defaulting purchaser. Convey
aneiBg and recording at purchasers cost.
VA. ID. HENRY. Trustee,
5l2 Columbian building.
BENJAMIN +. I4EiG HrDS. Trustee,
Office in Columbia building.
JOSEPH ". cox. Trustee,
ap3 dtSdR. eSu Office In Fendall building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-06

CHANcERY SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND IMPROVED BY 4 LARGE
THREE-STDRI BRICK DWELLING. NO 4010
BRlGHTWO0D AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia passed in equity
OF ReHa Il. Heine ct al. agt. Frederick W Heine
ct al, No. 252I5, VIII sell, public aucti ~,
IN front OF the premises, FRIDAY. THE THIR-
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1906, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, part of lots six 80 and %
IN the subdivision known as ''Padsworth per
plat in Book Levy Court, page "a, of the
records OF the surveyors office for said District,
described follows: A portion thereof in the
southeast corner OF said lots fronting about 100
feet on Brlghtwcod avenue and running back
depth OF go feet and being the part marked
Reserved from subdivision in the subdivision by
John ID. Coughlan, trustee, in County Book Is at
page IS, another of said surveyors records, and
con lining about %, $50 square feet of ground,
slstilg in part of large brick dwelling known
40lo Brightwood avenue
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
payable on day of sale or within fifteen 40 days
thereafter one-thiri In one u year and one-third
In two t2l yesrs thereafter, with interest the
semi-annually; the deferred payments TO be rep
resented by the promissory of the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust the property sold;
or all cash at purchasers option. A deposit OF
two hundred dollars tS200.00) be made at the
time of sale All conveyancing and recording at
within fifteen Ga days from day of safe other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost OF defaultiDg purchaser
GUY II. JOHNSON, Trustee,
Columbian building
j. d. COUGHLAN, Trustee
THos j. OWEN & son, Auctioneers.
au3-dGds