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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Pensio,n8Act.

My grandfather WIS in5the RevolutIon-j
Dry War,ijin 1872, and no one has recelvedi
any pension from him. Let INC know II .
can get IL II SO, how to sc. about #?
a SUBSCRIBE Ben, I'LL
Tho Revolutionary War was fought be-
fore 1s19, although there was another war
in 1872 YOU had better writo to your.
congressman about 1t, giving him all the
informant you have. NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The New Electorate.

What was the effect of the franchise
article Of The new Constillltlon 4non saeh
Tldcwster Midlaind. redmont., Valley an =
Southwest NiginlV AS respects the &uls-
REIMBURSEMENT of tgoters IN the Respective
sections, and staff something OF the gual-
lily of the elect crate under I ne I, new
Constitution as compared With the 9. ga
obviously. we lean only anHWer IN
general way, Thfre are no ig,lree's, so fa AZ
as we have been1 ahlo to obtain them, 10
show Just how }many voters were als7
francllised. Mass Of tho whites were "a
nlltted under property quallhcatlon Clause
ana tho ngrandGa(t herr clause, and many
negroes were x}hded, although q coil
sidera sn,unber1 We're admitted, some ~
taxpayers and dome under the "unaeH-
standing CLAUSE, sheo the reglst ra tlo'is
in 1903 and 1904, some whites have "a led
to pay Their rapi'ation tax' The ne net Z
result lis that Ignorant and shlftless ne'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Jamestown Exposition

Il. Name exact location where James
town Exposition buildings Will be erect
ed. .. How far. both, by, wafer ana rail-
from richmond, Norfolk and Newport
News? 2 3. Vill9'it be possible for above
named cities 10 entertain the many thous-
unds who will Visit; the exposition?
,58 /. At Scwell's Point, at mouth OF Ellz-
snbeth River on the Norfolk side
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
! Federal Convention.

Can you tell me which Of the original
thirteen States did not vote for the first
President, and why? Also, who was first
to discover that dny is lostEor gained
In sailing round the world? N W. 4 Is
Il VA 81 5s 70 III A SUBSCRIBER. y
q Rhode Island. 4 had not ratified tho
Constitution; I seems to be impossible
to fix tile credit FOR the suggestion TO
correct calendar at International Date
Line. d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Richmond to Charleston.

I5noticci in the query column Of to-day,s
Times IN reply e auesalGm asE
Charles ton. w. Va. United States mail
route" you state5thc same as,n - the ne
chesapeake and Ohio Railway. 4os miles,
divided Richmond to Clifton Forge 23li
miles, Clifton Forge to Charleston " ~
mis- was evidently computed via tho
James River! Division Of the Chesa peake
md Ohio Railway and Is therefore III
error. StiH 8 q;
The shortest distance is Via the "old
main llno"5 Richmond, to Clifton Forge
1O2.3 miles, Clifton Forge to Charleston
t17G.5. making a total of 1888 miles, or
3o.2 miles less than you have IT s5a
This for your finfornat ton in case yol,
desire to make correction, tf L
s@is 9yf ~ Yours sYerystruly.sfs.
'8t4a. HID EIARTON, III
Richmond Va.
Ethan Allen.
Please explain Ethan Aliens religious
belief and tell me where the Water Vol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

Please Tell a subscriber who wrote Let
me sing $nsnntion's song, no mater VINO
makes Is laws. q SlJ bsllSl ni = (,
Thc quotation is By Andrew FLETCHER
and is AS follows: 81.
u knsw a. very wise man. tlint believed
that5lir Al man were permitted TO make az
tho ballads. he need not care who should
make the la WIS o ia nat on.' A4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Family Discipline.

&, III a man marries d. girl and takes her
TO his home, with his parents Gun she
tho home, because the son pays tho rent?
a CONSTANT RDADl1R
II the sonspays the rent It is his homo,
and It is for him to determine what rights
his parents have. The law does not COM
pei children to support their parents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Classical Learning.

f Can you tell me who is considered to
havo been tho greatest classical scholar
of tho past, and whether the condition Of
classical learning Is now better than
1t was two hundred years ago @
STUDENT. III
a number OF names, burton, Browne,
ReDelias, Person, Parr, Bentley, EraT1us.
and many others might be given in an \
swcr to the first query. The second maj t.
ter IS too large fora,ls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Beginning Of Spring.

/. Nyly Is the oist instead Of the Isl Of
March considcredtthc beginning of spring?
# o.fllas the equinox anything TO do with
n thc-iahoYc2
a SUBSCRIBE
I'LL . Because March olst is the. day ON
which The sun crosses the opua Tor.
.$5 q March 2lst is the vernal equinox.
S g. Checscs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Dying Hebrews Prayer.

Editor OF The Times Dispa tch: i
&@ Sir-ComplyIng with the request OF 5"NV.
NJ. b." III last Sundays issue OF your
paper. enclose FOR publication newspaper
clipping Of ''Thc Dying Hebrews Prayer"
cd in a political satire entitled Tile
Devils Progress not a religious attire,
as supposed BY w. NJ. b. MIR. keiley's
own graceful style and exquisite dlctloll
pertaining to literature. This alone
would commend the poem. a
55Hs3Hs Yours tr,1lV. s& s@ NJ "A. ". 1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Polytechnic Institute.

ZIP Lease be 50 kind asst to publish lii your
Weekly Query Column the name and I'D
dress or the manager or the Virginia
Aerms can a student so there for? alT.S..55:.
" g{E t <$lss "A tSUBSCRIBEI5
Virginia. Polytechnic Institute, Blacks
burg Va Dr. ]. NJ. McBryde is presl-
dent. ~ u # II II, 4. d Ell i 4 n .tFs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Senses.

\ Pope speaks of tho seven senses. WHAT
tarots they? Answer through query COL -,
ann, and ooligc, !, a SUBSCRIBER
Tho five senses arc sight, hearing
slnoll tastc and touch. A sixth sense ls is
often Specified as the muscular scnssce.
"a seventh is sometimes spoken Of, n,ea1llil--,
Ing the inner sense. I llo common; sense OF
Aristotle, an unknown endowment, or
sexual feeling. Century Dictionary. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Pronunciation.

!$yE Please answer in yor query Column
the right pronunciation Of Asia. and
oblge @ SUBSCRl l 8S
S Asliia. or Azhin. El l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Football III 1905,

II Where will the Virginia Carolina
foot ball gnric of 1906 he played? $5 S'ssss
3922 Who will coach the Virginia team
next season? |. j 1, !, !, !, : Ia
III ]. In Norfolk. a
2. Not yet decided an @ & II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

Ti. ~ -
.cano IS ana what is meant BY the word,
mascot. W. $4SS E.i ss Ii B. II. t
3 In Aliens book, 4 Reason, Sfs the only
Oracle Of Man. his religious lnoorings
seem 50 insecure that It would hardly
bc' safe toEsay what lie; did believe. Any
geyser is a water vocano.."f we do
not know which one is considered 50
prc-emnently$ great that 1t is called the
water volcano. 81 Mascot is Frcnch gamb-
Lens slang, nascotte, a thing supposed
to bring good luck to its posscssor.y
Somewhat recently it has been used Of
persons, n
Troops to Cincinnati
az Has the President ,,cyer been asked to.
send troops to Cincinnati ION any occa-
sion since the Civil War?
;5 * b. Y,
h The President has not sent troops to
Cincinnati. for service since the war.
I Our correspondents, whenihe made his In
ialliry was probab bly, thinking OF the Cir-y.
icinnati riots Of 1884. when a. m OBJ. burned
the court house after a baltic with the
police and estate troops, in which Il num-
sbcr OF persons were killed. These riots
were the outcome Of n series OF miscar-
sriages Of Justice, through which notori-E
GUS violation OF the law went unplnished.
said to be through the "jlry-fxin me-
thods Of T. C. Campbell, a lawyer, who
was afterwards dlsbarred. The paruc-
ulart case which caused. popular indigna
.tion%to blaze forth into, Il riot was tho.
practical ncquIttal Of two nien--Be rner
and l'almer--alleged to Sbe. guilty Of an
atroclous murder Ono was found guilty
OF manslaughters and the other, was nc
Quilted outright There we're Know
Nothing riots III Cincinnati in 1856, In
which several lives were lost, but Federal
troops were not called Into service.
Life of a Will.
You will please inform mo through your
column of Rqlerles and answers as to
whether Will eyer ruNs out Of date. and
.oblge sls t a READER,
Section 2647a. Of the code says:
q The title ofan bona-nde purchaser with
out notice and for valuable consideration
from the heir at law Of a person who died
having title to any real estate OF inllcri-
lance In this Commonwealth shall, not
botaftected by n devise Of such real estate
made by the decedent unless within seven
years after tho testator's death tho will
.dylslng the same. Or if,such Will has
itcated copy thereof. and tho certificate
Of probate shall ho Offered for probate
before tho court having Jurisdiction for
mitted 10 probate and record in tho,
proper court as n will of real estate: pro-
'yided, that. IL any devlsee under such, will
is at the time or the testator's death an
by this net shall not affect suchinfant or
insane person until after the eXpirntion
OF two years from he renewal of Ills or
her disability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
RULES

siS III ig5&s r ULES. E5
Write only one question OF, a single
sheet Of paper, except meas Where
Il all the questions relate to the same
n subject III i "a IA
81 not ask questions belonging to
the advertising columns. n
We cannot give the value. Of old
u coins Isl. 4, 81 7 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Presidency.

Eplea Sc stat elm your Sundays Times,
whether a member Of the Cath
sic faith may become Pres dent OF TIE
1 '''y''o $3.50 ~ r'@ - q A STUDENT.
Certainly, If he gets enough votes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
sMoorn1an's Artillery,

siGPcase tell mo IT,. Major !. Nlarcellus n.
Nfoorrai, Of t1,ynchbttrg, ever command
cd II 'liittcry in Stuarts service. l.a
l ~ r. T.. N. 8
q Moorman's afterwards shocrnlker's
Battery, stnnrt's Horse Artillery. y Sec
Roster Of 1851 made undertacts Of General
SAssc1bly ~ 5,.tai (G n. h aiE Sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Bridal Presents.

IN acknowledging receipt Of n bridal
5prcsent5from an acquaintance WHO is not
I a special friend which would be the more
5f orinal way. to It'd dress hin,-My Deer. M :"
Jones, or Dear Mr.. Jones? u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Dogs and Turkeys.

t<77 IL II, IA owns a lot of trukeys and BIS
dogs destroy them, can a recover dam
ages for, his turkeys? # Es
F555 81 Can "A have BIS dogs killed e 3sjl
a CONSTANT READER y 1;F
] Y Yes.
sd p. Not lawfully. @; is5 Il, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
NY. Southern Societv.,

Please tell me the name OF the president
Of the Southern Society OF New York. i n
MI 3j READ DIR. 81
Y Marion verdery.5 aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The High School.

4 About what time will actualSwork begin
on tho High School? "A " RIEA DER. 3,
e That nuestionHc cannot be definitely an
swtred now. The School Board hopes TO
advertise for bids about May 1st, hut
much preliminary work remains TO be
done before the plans are finally por-.
footed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
5The Broad Street Railway.

Dispatch query columniif the electric cur
@line&will be extended farther out West
Broad Street. If SO, when? 1. &.
vi Il 5.E5.i. IS A Z READER. 8
5#5s5 We do not think tho company has any
intention at.prcsent Of extending the lire
lin that direction.4# Vi x s 5a3 Nj 53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Moon and Venus.

the sign Of Venus. 81 II ia a, .z5 v n i i
Il 4. CONSTANT n EAD13R. !
Last conjunction, February :3rd next,
May 25th. 4 5F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Monument Aver1lle.

Kindly publish the following questions In
Sundays Query Colunn:
Is the widening of NJ onument Avenue a
certainty, and about what time will the
actual work OF widening begin? aslH
5 lGFa@ E "A SUBSCRl 3I0I1. &
Wethinl it can be definitely stated that
the avenue will be widened but when tile
work will begin. no one ca n say. The
preliminary work is now being done by tho
city attorney. 5 5'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
.Ct7esa peake Terminal.

4 Where will be the eastern terminus Of
Tho Richmond Chesapeake Railroad g. 4,
Z =. ,r,i1 ~ IN T2road Street neal. ICl loa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Newton Of Westrnoreland

Newton OF Westmoreland.
MY attention has Just been called to a
paragraph in your Query Column con-
corning Mr. Newton, OF Westmorelnnds
county. Va. asking there wns an old
gentleman IN Westmoreland county by
tho name Of Newton now living. Yes.
there is a Mr.. Edward Newton living at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
a Quotation.

4 In such II case. you should be as Z cor cor
dial as possible. a $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

T1nnuc. In sa,d co,ii1ty. lie 10 about fl ty-
eight or nftslnine. years Oh. 1. !, ,.,r,, A. 4
Bonneville, Va. 38il "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Pay 81 Divers

Please inform INC Whit IS tho average 1' y
puy or divers, aud how long they. work.
q 3s I. n DIE 3 rISfsS IA
IN Tho naval services divers get, ~ tii1..8
tltion to the pay Of their rating, h about
the equivalent Of 81. Is per hourfn;nda3 can "a q
work two hours per day., si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
What a CITY Is.

xviii you please ADVICE, through & tll g
u,,crv coi timns Of yourt papcr,s low many
inhabitants constitute cit mn 7. ob!lge,
III Virginia n1l incorporated 5co mini u
ties having within defined boundaries q
population of five thousand Or more IRE ire
cities. 4 Il n 81 5,, S5. x, '.,5i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

General ]. Gi1ner. 5
Kindly lot mo !; ask II General IT, J.,
Glner, Of Georgia, Chief 15nglncer, Of
Confederate service, Is now alivc.@4 34t.
CONFI1rDFAT11. n
"a General Gilmer d1d Dccenibcr | ], 1908 Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

y, From, Richmond abo,,t 50 miles; from
Norfolk about ten miles from Newport
News about ten miles. Il $ 81
1--WE suppose so.
Easter.
Please tell mo IN you're Query column,
what year, between 1917 and 1853. 11astcr-
Sunday como on the Sth OF 5April. 10.
4 4 53S 81 NJ NJ 4, "A SUBSCRIBER.
Easter came on April sth, n 1s49; and /
III 1856. Il L. K, 355 I.
General r ] Gi1tner.
kindly lot mo ask II General T., III
Gimer, Of Georgia, Chief FEnglncer, 81
Confederate service, IS now wee
RI !! Il CONF151JDRArE.38
III General Ginner 1iSd Dccelribcr ], 1909.
The Moon and Venus. '$5
Il Please tell alne when the moon reaches
the sign Of Venus 81 s Z:
Il. 5s5 n CONSTANT 5REA DER.
Last conjunction, February; e3rd next,
May 25th. ..3
N. y. Southern Society.
Z, Please tell me the name OF the president
9 'he southern society Of f5 NeW y r xor }an
3 Marion verdery
The Polytechnic Institute.
w sSase dsesS eGma tt pH6s d ySa
Muchine School, at Blacks6urg What
lsf0H g s. student & t sGBs I'LL
Virginia. 4 polytechnic Institute. Blacks
burg, Va. pr. j. NJ. McBryde is presi-
lent. Il. IA e q "A, . q u ,Fst
The Pension Act.
Ny grandfather was In the Revolution
Try War in 1872, and no one shas received
any pension from, him. Let INC know II J 4
y" st s. how f s S. ssGft 81
II Tho lacvolut Ionary War was fought be-.
fore 1917, although there was another war
III 1872. You had better writo to your.
congressman about 1t, giving him all the
information you have. N
Family Discipline. 1.
liza man marries d. girl and takes her
e his home with his parents. can she
Clitilll tHu Lie IltireltS tllilVelQ %Tl6nL#1n
~ ''o eil' co rs s1si FL RH saI Ese
4 IT the son pays the rent, tits his home.
and It is for him to determine what rights
his parents have Tho law does not COM
pel4chIldren to support their parents,
The High School.
Or ,tho l1iglI School? A KBA D ,Eis 3
That4nuestion cannot be definitely an
swdred now. Tho School Board hopes o
for bids about May 1st, but
much preliminary work remains to be
done before the plans are. finally pcr-
footed.
Monument Avenue.
!, Kindly publish the following questions In
lis the widening OF Monument Avenue q |
certainty, and about what time will the
actual work Of widening <heg :, ~ !, -,
Wethlnk ! can be definitely stated that
the avenue will be widened, but when the
work will begin. no ono ca say. The
preliminary work is now being done by tho
city attorney.
~ Newton Of Westmorelan
MY attention has Just been called to a
in your Query Column con-
Mr. Newton OF Westmorelands
county. Va. asking there wiis an old |
~ >Westmoreland county by
tho name Of Newton now living Yes.
bpro iSt 81 Nv JSfl ~ rf3 on f,,p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Easter

Please tell mo IN your Query column,
what year. between 1917 and 1855. Easter
Sunday come on the stf OF Aprl.
.8Sb &, "A Il U BSCR11 3 5R.
Easter came on April sth. n 1910; and AM
IN 1856 iii I'M n III 3,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

groos and whites who do not care enough
for franchise to pay the capt alton 5ta az
have been eliminated, and there Is Us a
natural consequence antEimprovement in
the quality OF the suffrage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Japanese Carpet Effects |! )

strictly high-gradc. goods at very easonabl
prices China Mattings, our own direct I'M
5portations; many xclusive designs and col
orings. We know we can please you.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20

Fireproof windows and doors. Steel
ceiling. ,Stremel Bros -. -. : ,-,
Phone H. Q. Roberts to know why
your furnace don It work. 49,. 49, -. -.
1000 twin city homes have a Mime
apolis Heat Regulator. Main 2]51.
Cut-throat agencies are no cheaper
than we are. Bring your subscriptions
! to the Century News Store, 6 South Sd St.
Ladies that have put up .jellies, pre-
; serves, jam, etc, can place them on sale
at Ye Olde Tyne Bakerie, 1929 Nlcollet
| avenue. ~
The Minnesota chronological assoeia-
ton meets tonight at Science hall, 514
fort.'' 49, =. - - .,,'' y. - :. -
! John Callahan, superintendent of the
Hadley Rescue mission, New York city,
noted character in rescue work, will
speak at the Christian Workers. mis-
sion, 80 Washington avenue S, this
evening.
A United States Standard voting ma
chine is at the fuel office of George E.
Andrews, Fifteenth avenue and Frank
lin: 1t will be there for a week to
show southtown folks how voting
machine is worked. y,
Buy Twin City Goldfeld Leasing Co..
stock, IS cents. Will advance soon.
Have the only lease on Combination
Co. s property, who have paid Is per
cent per month for Is months. Meal
lister & McAllister, Boston Block.
John T. Barnum will build trunk
factory next spring on a. lot which he
has bought at Linden and Aldrich ave-
nues The building will be 60 by 1875
feet. In time the building will be du-
plicated. The factory will employ forty
men.
Philadelphia, the mems society Of
the Norwegian-Danish Baptist church,
Seventh street and Thirteenth avenue
S, will celebrate the tenth anniversary
of its founding this evening in the
church. A unique program will be rem
dered in which several noted pastors.
| including Rev. c. W. Finwall from Chi
cago. the organizer of the society, will
take part. The Misses Myrtle Finwall
and Gyda Hansen will sing. Refresh
| ments served. :, -. ,..-'..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
.MINNEHAHA FOLK
WAR ON. 7 AQ.ILION
LAUGHING WATER FOLKS TIRED
OF FAKE Shops
Meeting Is Called and Resolutions
Passed Calling on Park Board In
Trumpet Tones to stand by It's Guns
Moral and Every Other Sort Of
Help Voted. 'f.. ~

war on pavilions and 14fake shops
and the men who propose putting up
new ones to take the place Of those
eyesores west Of the Milwaukee tracks,
which will be. torn down by the park
board May l.
The residents of that suburb declare
that their patience has been exhausted.
They propose that. their section Of the
city, which they have worked for sew
eral, years to clean up, shall not be desc
Grated by cheap buildings and ques-
tionable resorts. At a meeting held in
j.. R. Hartzell g store last night, the
opinion prevailed that the PROPERTY
owners would stand upon their rights,
and dark hints of summary destruc-
ton for new pavilions were not. lacking.
~ Ready to Fight.
The meeting was called on account
of a fight which is now on between the
park board and w. B: Poudler over
the possession Of a small tract of land
in the triangle made by the intersec-
ton. Of Hiawatha and. Forty,second
avenues at Forty-ninth street. This tri-
angle was plated and dedicated to the
public and has been held for years by
the Minneapolis park board. Recently
Mrs. George W.. Lincoln, one of the
heirs Of the Steele estate, claiming that
she still owned the. property, decided
it to Poudler, who has for several years
run a pavilion at Forty ninth street and
the Milwaukee tracks. -
| The park board had heard of the
conveyance and erected a fence around
this piece Of ground. Poudler, not to
be outdone, put up tent on the prop
erty and began an action in the dis
trict court to perfect his title. The
park board will fight and the property
owners Of the Minnehaha district will
assist. the board. ; 49, n. ~ -
Several residents. Of the falls dis
trict have purchased all other land in
the vicinity that is available for pa,
v,ilion purposes, and thought that, with
the strip along the tracks in possession
Of the park board, all danger of pa
vilion was past. 4-,.-,- -. . -.
At last night IS meeting strong reso-
buttons were adopted and committee
appointed to keep the matter in hand.
The committee is composed Of S. A.
Stockwell, F. B. <Kidder, j. W. Swim
burne. w. E. Brown and DR.. F. G.
Haynes. H.. - t.,.I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-20
FIX BANQUET DATE
Hennepin County Pioneers Will Hold
Reunion Dec. 49,

. The executive committee of the Hen
nepin County Territorial Pioneers as
soclat1on and a committee Of the Ter
ritorial Pioneer Women Is club met yes
terday and decided to hold the annual
banquet and reunion this winter at
Dayton Is tearoom, Nicollet avenue and
Seventh street, Wednesday evening:
Dec. IL. The banquet will be followed
by addresses and music Il, - -
An invitation is extended to the FAM
lilies of all pioneers Of the state,4 wheth-
er members Of the association or. not.
Tickets can be obtained of the com
mittee, which consists Of John E. Bell,
Fred l.. Smith, Frank G.. % 'Brien, W.
H. Adams, H. H. S. Rowell, Edwin
Clark, and Mines. James Garvey, Julia
Hill and B. N. Thompson of Minneap,
Oils, and Mrs. George H: Hazard Of
st. Paul. ,:l -, ~
The capacity Of the supper tables is
limited to 400, so the committee desires
to have tickets secured prior to the
date for the banquet. The secretary
also desires to receive a notice from
each one who will attend. A.
The passenger, elevators will be in
service the entire evening. ..,. il