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LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
RENCY.

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 81, 1906
Whereas by sstisiastory eridense presented
that The Crocker National Bsnk OF San bran
cisco, In the City Of San Francisco ir the
County OF San Francisco and State OF California
bss complied with all the provisions OF the
Act Of Congress to enable National Banking
and for other purposes" approved July Iath.
1882
Now. therefore. !. THOMAS P. KANE. Deputy
hereby certify that The Crocker National Bank
of san Frsneisco. in the City Of San Francisco
in the County Of San Francisco and State OF
California Is authorized to have succession for
the period specified in It's amended articles Of
association. namely, until close OF business on
August 81, 1920.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF office this thirty first day Of August 1905
tSeaD I. p. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.
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BIRTHS.

LICHTENSTEIN-In this city, September /.
1906, to the wife of Joy Lfchtenstein, daugh-
ter.
SAMSON-In San Leantro, Cal. September IL.
1906, to the wife of Henry L. Samson a
daughter.
WAxELBAUM-In Macon, Georgia. September
16, 1905. to the wife OF E. A. WaxelbGum
formerly Mas NJ. C. Voorsanger Of San Fran
ciscol. a son.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement or the
event are published once in this column free os
charge
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Thomas Johnston. 81. l47i Fulton St, and
Louise Sicily, Is. l41 Fulton st.
Msrriditn Arnold 2s 2Sao Greenwich St. and
Frank B. Casper. so, "a Oak Grove ave. and
DoSotAy +. Lyons, 10, San Frsnc!sro.
Omar ], Humphrey, 81. Seattle. and Eugenie
Francis ). Skeny 25. 6e0 Precita ave-, and
Statla c. Doyle 20. 274s Franklin st.
Albert $ Wood, 24 1854 Fulton St. and
Isokieai Tosi, IS. Oakland, and Matsuyo Tosi
: sAlois Mayr. 81. city. and Gertrude Brooks,
Giuseppe Bertetts. 2s Baden. and Angelina
Ghiorzo. IS, Baden
Park ]. Stair. y. Los Angeles and Maud Y.
chencrs. 10, 3s5s Twenty-second st.
Esperie Dusrte. SO. Monterey, and Fanny Pom
be-. 20. CastroEiils.
OAKLAND. Sept. 1s-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frank L. johnson. 4e. Fruityale. and Hedwig
Ohlin. IS, Fruftvale.
Jose c. Laurenso %. Warm Springs, and Fran
cisca A. de Souto 1s Warm Springs
George W. Van Deyenter, G3. KeiseyTille and
Ellen T. Peese, 80, Eimhurst.
George W. Swan. 23 Oakland, and Jennie 7.
Alfonso u; D. .Auletti, 25. Oakland and Mary
Thomas s. Mclaughlin, "a, Napa, and Alice
George H. Refer. "a, Oakland. and Clara G.
Dee j. Messick. %. San Francisco. and Louise
Bofinger, Is Berkeley
Ere, Fred G. SchsTuble, g. Portland Ore. and
George L. Smith, SO, Livermore. and Lizzie
Koch. 30. pleasanton.
Harry l. Grigsby. 27. San Francisco and
Grace Calef. "a. San Francisco.
! Clifton A. Wood. %. Oakland. and Mamie L.
'FPbilbrook. 23 Fruitvale-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
CoRTE MADEIRA
THE Mecun TRACT IS ON THE MARKET
SAN FRANCISCO FOR BUSINESS
BIkL1NGAMF FOR A HOME

Do vou want home in the country? It you
oo.f come 70 Corfe MADEIRA ! have a large
tract OF land which have subdivided. u lies
between the North Shore and the Northwestern
isallD1y- ana We have % trips day. Ny lots
are al within Eve minutes walk from either
road selling from $500 up. 50x1J0
feet 70 the right people. They can pay SO
down and s. per month. and viii huiid you
honse 20 your own liking up 70 a $1,000 value.
and vou can psy for that az $40 a month.
There Is no dispute that Corte Madera hes
me best climate in the Stste We are putting
iu e complete sewer eystem: the streets are
al graded. the water and electric lights at
Tcur door and at the same prices they sell for
IN San Rafael. Sunday Is the best day for
rcl 10 come 70 C0rte MADEIRA but you can
conc at sDE time. shd remember there Is a
great preference IN location. even at Corte
MADEIRA. we have windy points and foggy
points. and nc have those that are protected
trora wind ard fog hy the Tamaipsis Noun
tain- There Is Dc use paying rent when the
sane money buys yoa home. Apply TO
DR.. McCUE. Corte MADEIRA.
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MARRIAGES.

POW-BROWER--In this city September g.
1905. by the Rev. E. NJ. Stensrud William
Pow and Ida Brewer. both Of San Francisco
SORICH-DE CURToNI--In this city. September
Il. 1906. by the Rev. Cecil Marrack n George
Sorich and Olga f. de Curtoni. both Of San
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DEATHS.


Anderson, George. 52 Lindstron, Carl 20
Apnel, Phillip j.. 81 Ljubibratich. ]. a.. 81
Boriini. VIM. R.. ,S Mcdonald. JAS. r. Is
Cohen. Rosalie. 20 McEskonc Sarah
Corcoran, Mrs Mary. 81 O'Brien. Ellen A.. 20
Feeney, Charles j.. 81 ofeitn, Oscar, Is
Former, Marie, 90 Pearson William. %
Foster, John r., 20 Perry. Carolina A. So
Gelb. john &c Samueis, ]. Lloyd 70
Helm. Herrnine D.. 56 Smyth. Miss ice A.
Jeferies, John. go Tobia, Robert J., rs
KisIih- Ernst, 6S Witt, Jerome 20
Lang, John Jacob. 20 Widdeeke, Heinrich s.
Leigh, Camille B.. G5
ANDERSoN--Tn this city. September 10. 1905.
George Anderson, native OF Pennsylvania
aged % years.
Remains at the pariors OF J. C. O,coanor &
Co.. 10 Turk street. between Van Ness ave
and Franklin street
APFFEL--In this city. September II. 1906
Phillip Jacob Apffel. beloved husband Of fhs
late Katherine Apfel. and father OF slrs. An
ton Greber. Mrs. W. J. Raymond Mrs Joan
Fell, Mrs. W. j. Retchless Mrs. r II
Schicser. George Apfel. Fred Apfrei Albert
Apfel and the late Mrs Carrie Brooks ma
tive OF France aged 81 years 3 mouths aud
L days. A member OF George 81. Thomas Post.
G. A. r.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfriiy
invited TO attend the funeral Saturday morn
ing, September D.. at 10 n. m. from the resi-
dence of bis daughter, Yrs. Fred Schlicker.
e5T York street lnternseat National Cemetery.
BoRLINI--In this city, September 10. 1906. VII
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

MODERN RESIDENCE.
LAKE MERRITT VIEW.
sw. CORNER. 1so FEET FRONTAGE
WALKING DISTANCE TO IzTH BROADWAY
WALKING DISTANCE to I'D St, KEY ROUTE.
WALKING DISTANCE TO NARROW GAUGE.
PRICE s1s.ooo
Owner Of this property is a nonresident and
sscsans 70 oispose OF TINS elsgsnt nome
there ever was bargain this surely Is one
II has OF personal Endorsement TO value.
asked.
Home has nine bedrooms, servants rooms. bill
ltard-room. elevator: has hardwood fnish run
ming water IN every bedroom furnace, electricity.
gas, modern plumbing. two baths nne mantels,
crates. cement basement, laundry, stationary
wash tubs. large linen closets four toilets. fine
grounds, fountain, summer-hou playhouse,
auto shed. dog kennel, birdhouse. etc, etc. -
Let us show it TO you and convince you that
this home is grand buy, and is a bedrock
price and way below its real value. Remember.
il is modern residence throughout.
REALTY BONDS AND FINANCE CO.. INC,
11T2 Broadway Corner 14th St, Oakland, Cal,
Exclusive Agents.
Phone Oakland So.
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AUsTIN's LIST.

AUsTIN's LIST.
S25. .ooo-To properly keep pace with the i'm
proTemeDts being made by George w.
McNear, Esq. across the street. con-
sistins OF reinforeed concrete build.
20 carry four-story building. and It
would return big rents San Pablo
''the best what is total investment
Of under $4,000 will handle this. |
know good thing. This Is one. $500
$40 Door s4Oo foot on sth near washing
ton street This lot be improved
feet 'front.' for S sSoGt SIS. ESQ GEO. C'hf vii pay az
Il per cent per annum and the land
years. Clay streets growth and de-
yelopment will make this property very
valuable. A commercial hotel or stores
and apartments would pay herr t2337
s5.ooo-This choice Chinatown lot with $4,000
fly under secured lease for sI5o per
month. or "a per cent per annum-
fore you pay dollar on the lot Or
you can lease ii readily es # is at sG5
per month. That's l6 per cent. (2407)
s2,ooo-House of rooms on 4oth St. close to
the Key Route station at 4oth and
Grovs; lot @ ss:7Iloo; o., which alone is
business property t241ol
GEORGE W AUSTIN.
1902 BROADWAY
FINE LOCATIONS
$50 cash. $40 moathly-S large lots. covered
with fruit trees-appies. pears, etc; ali
fenced: city water and sewer; IL blocks tc
? electric cars; fine surroundings; price fol
$50 cash, IS monthly. for an excellent lot in
my new Boulevard villa Tract: II win soon be
Sone-oniy Is lots left: 1l2 sold In two weeks:
think. everything Is here--Iocsi train for S. F..
electric cars t5-cept fsrel sidewalks. sewers,
city water. streets nacadsmized. fronting new
hOrfieTarC- e1f-
ence, sane as II you lived on Broadway: price
per ict 500 or yon can have any , size P;eee PIE
land. Call seId for circular. ass 9th st.
near Broadway. Oakland. II. JONES,
owner.
SPLENDID BUY.
" y u" = Gs oGs. ACT I" Now. oS AAN DAN''i,f 4
$500 ONLY; terms II desired; rooms finished
on first noor and rooms unfinished IN the
attic. with high basement; handsome de-
signed. well built cottage, with all modern
conyenieRces: good stable and outbuildings;
lot 20 by I40 feet to a 2o-foot alley. ter
raced lawn stone steps, cement walks.
School aud street cars; 5 or 4 minutes walk
to local trains; good view, and everything
THOMAS GILBERT.
1904 Union Savings Bank building, Oakland.
BEAUTIFUL LOT FoR HOME.
VERNON HEIGHTS. OAKLAND.
oorner orange and pssry stsi; ID, one block
direct 10 either S. P. or Key Route local trains
I60xII6
Cash price $500.
INQUIRE A. z. GRAUPNER. 2seo Steiner ST..
Saa FraDcisco.
s3250-For sale IA East Oakland 7-room
house: convenient TO car lines aad school:
this is bargain for any wanting a
home.
B. H. wEJCH & CO.
9th avenue and r. 18th st. z. oakland
FOR sale s45 per IT,; three lots. sOxIs5. IT.
Linden ST.. near 3zth. Junction San Pablo ave.
within 80 II. See II. SCHELIHAAs the
furniture dealer, coruer 11th and Franklin SITS.
Oskirnd
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sIIr vALLEY REAL EsTATE.
BOYLE PARK.
rsfTr TlTIEf

TIE SWITZERLAND or AMERICA
re-ce si.l,fir iofs. wooded: bar and noun
iain .ew streets being graded and severed. |.
l1l.G.ng resfrictfon minutes 70 station LOIS
20 ft,f aud isrger. prIce SfJ0 up. T. O. PARK
AZ = co !. T. PATkez. agent. MIL valley.
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STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.

-
WILSON BROS. CO.. Ipc---Moving and stors ge
Cor. Fourteenth and Sanchez sts. block from
Market and Fillmore st. cars Phone Park oil
SIGNAL TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.. 1881
and shipping: new warehouses; private rooms
ADVANCE Storage Co.--Stcrsge packing NOV
ing. shipping. GEO. wALCOM CO.. CT Turk
LEGAL Norrr-rs
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HALFslooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

NCNg ARA.
n ran e,,,,d bur a lot in the MoN1AkA a
-oWS SITE on lsne of rhe ocean Shore r. n:
scr S15o With improvements euaranteeo. ~
rsr NoTrfyG DOWN world you be Interested !
kutons,hiie excursion 70 Nonfars Surosys anu
NeEnesae~x For reservation call
GDNTARA REALTY DIV C0AfAc1
800 Golden (afr ave. ccr. f,llmolf -
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BEEKELEY REAL ESTATE.


slsoo-New 4-roOm cottage; neatly built: wired
for electric lighting; lot Soxl3o; terms $500
cash and $50 per month
s2s5o-5-room cottage. with bath. pantry. laun-
s stations; terEs asS $3.50 cash .siSs balance nee
So per month.
laundry. etc; lot 3lxi2o: convenient to Key
% route sna q, s. P station; terms $500 cash,
sI7oo-4-roous. high basement cottage. windmill
and tank; basement part noored IN cement;
lot s6zlSo terms $50 cash and $50 per
month. or lot 7ex135 for $1,000.
s215o,-s-rooua cottage. With bath. pantry. lam,
sion; teras $500 cash. balance monthly.
$500 Beautiful now broom cottage. finished
and psneieMc ed r 81 pine: bath - pantry. Laundry.
monthly; handy to stations
s4ooo-BarEain; T-roorn house. nearly new; thor
oagbiy modern and up to-date; lot 34x120;
within blocks cf station; street work and
walks complete; owner going East and must
sell; terms can be Arranged; make offer
o. A. RUDOLPH.
Lorin Station. South Berkeley.
BUY IN BERKELEY
ss25o-Jot so5lSa in choicest residence porter
north of Derby. See lit 4 today 's'''A'' '''
$500 -Hsndsonsst home for sale in North
Berkeley; 1854 Leroy ave., near Cedar st
corner lot; S-room house.
Call at office for further particulars and
for additional piaces
BAIi.EY DODGE co. nc.
a3l Shsttrck are. Berkeley.
A SOUND INVESTMENT.
Si3. .c0o-Annusl rentals Sl3i4: corDer; three
storr and z-foot concrete basement frame
building Of elegant fats. store and bakery
New. every modern convenience. best work
man ship and materials throughout.
Location Of Beykeley's most rapidly
growing and best promising business sections,
Address box 669S. Call cf1ee Oakland
FOR sale--T-room house well furnished: nne
corner. nesr Key Route and S. P. stations;
$500 cash. Box 1896 Call office.
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED--To buy ! to lots in Poirier Tract
or Santa Fe Is. Address Box 2S. South
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale at barEain--Two nats. built one
year ago; Il rooms: occupied by owner; also
lotS; must be sold as owner is going East.
Apply owner, 1928 Park ST., Alameda.
FOR sale or to rent. Alameda: srocm cottage.
modern Improvements, furnished Lnfur-
niehed; beautiful garden. 225l Clinton ava,
between Oak and Walnut.
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SAN WALKER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER. SANTA CRUZ
rCp

So. .oeo-Tine tract land 20 acres. with i'm
rroTere1ts costing over $1,000: 23 acres faces
hry. tire n,osf beaurifni home site ia the State.
5ssisncc can Re subdivided and sold IN small
tracts for $500 70 $500 per acre. Located
ncar Santa Cruz.
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IRA BARKER DALzIEI.. veterinary dentist, 62c
oetayta st; tel. West 400
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coNGREGATIoNAL CLUB.
To be Held at Dwight Place Church
 January 29.

To be Held at Dwight Place Church
 January 29,
 The next meeting fthe organization will be held at the Dwight Place church on January 29, week from next Mon day evening. The speaker and guest will be Rev, Charles L. Klossy pastor of the Central Congregational church of Philadelphia MT. Kloss has been ac. tive in. the campaign for better govern ment both in Philadelphia and in St. Louis and there has been chosen which will afford him opportunity of telling of some of his experiences, viz: The Battle with the Boss
 An invitation has been sent to the secretaries of both of the citizens and of the Municipal Reform leagues, invit- ing any members of those organizations to hear the address which will be given in the main part of the church soon after 8 o'clock. Indeed, this portion of the meeting is open to anyone.
 Music for the occasion is to be fur nished by members of the Dwight Place quartette. It will be rendered during the social hour in the parlors.
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MAYOR SIGNS III

Approves of the Crown Street Exten-
 sion.
 Mayor Studley has signed the orders of the board of aldermen providing for the extension of Crown street and the widening of St. John street and Grand avenue near the new cut layout of the New Haven road.
 Attorney F. P. ,Aryine had a talk with the mayor before the signature was placed on the order for the extension of Crown street He endeavored to have Mayor Studley not approve the or- der. Lawyer Arvine has opposed the extension of Crown street right along, acting in the interests of clients, who are merchants, who would be affected by the condemning of land necessary to carry out the project.
 The next step to be taken by the city will be the surveying and engineering work necessary to plan for a layout The planning for a layout was practi- cally all the order signed by Mayor Studley amounts to. No actual work can be done wherein the city goes tc any outside expense, because no appro- priations have been made for the ex- tension of Crown street.
 It will be necessary to bond the city for the work, and this matter cannot come up until the next session of the general assembly. If there is any op- position to the project 1t can arise al i that time.
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New Haven .rhenter.

"A Wife's Secret" was presented to "a large audience at the New Haven theater last night. The story of the play concerns a young wife whose hus- band, believing the tongue of malicious scandal against her, turns her from his door without a chance to explain, and dispel his suspicious. Her subsequent trials, prosecutions and misery, and her ultimate victory against fearful odds, with many exciting events of thrilling interest, form most absorb ing and soul-stirring story.
 Miss Virginia Thornton, the wife, Petite Reeme as the child, Mrs Charles G. Craig as the oolored auntie, Ed- ward Merrigan, the newsboy, and Hen ry Leham as the policeman are all ex- cellent in their different roles. The performance will be given again to- day, matinee and night.
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PoIi,s New TheateP

Souvenir on Thursday at the matinee Red Domino, which is a tremendous success on the Poli bill this week. Le Domino has most bewitching figure, although underneath the much disguss- ed mask the outline would indicate that she has a pretty face Her mystic mir TOT dance was tremendous hit the dazzlng spectacle of change from the mirrors eight handsome young la dies behind glass was a marvellous one.
 Le Domino was a great favorite at the close of her act last night and will undoubtedly fill the theater the balance of the week
 The Village Choir, long a famous ad- dition to Way Down East" rendered some quartette work that was pleasing and entertaining. A
 Coins Dog Troupe, presenting scenes in Dogville, got a big hand. This should be a big card for the ladies and chil- dren at the daily matinees at this thea ter the balance of the week.
 Bailey and Austin, in knockabout and eccentric comedy, got big hand. Miss Katherine Dahl, prima donna, had some choice selections. Thompson and vidocq, in lively. conversation, and the eight pretty Shetland girls completed a strong list of talent.
 The electrograph had Raid on Wa. termelon Patch" and it was an ex tremely funny series of the motion pie 1 lures.
 Seats on sale for balance of the week
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WALL BuLG4D OUT.

Fire Marshal Gives Finding on CoIlaps-
 ed Building.
 Fire Marshal Gladwill yesterday gave out the following as hlsS official finding in the matter of the collapse of the AL derman building on Congress avenue on the morning of Decenlber 21. Chief Fancher, of the fire department, had given his idea that quiqksands were re- sponsible for the collapFe, The opinion was as follows: A
 Tn my opinion the building of M. H. Alderman, in proees sYI erection, col lapsed on account Of slhe foundation wall not being construqted in a proper manner, being built of ksmall stone not properly banded, as called for; also that the mortar used in the construc- tion of said wall did not have sufficient cement for the time of, year in which it was built.
 '"The wall simply bulged out and let the superstructure down.
 U. G. iGLADWIN,
 Fire Marshall MT. Gladwin also stated that he found that the joiner work was faulty. He was asked: 'Will any action be taken by you?'
 No, am required to make report in such matters and that is all.'
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LNTERTAINME EN1'S
Hxrerlon Theater.

Margaret Anglin appears in "Zira" at the Hyperion tonight, in one of the seasons most enjoyable offerings in the form of straight drama. Every newspaper in New York city affirms that Apg,in is one of the most capable actresses of the day in emotional char acter work, and that "Zira" is the sweetest and strongest polite drama of the season. Anglin as "Zira'' complet. ed 200 nights engagement in New York at the Princess theater, the Messrs. Shubert's fashionable Broad way playhouse, to the largest audi ences that ever patronized a play and player of this particular character for so long time. "Zira, it appears from the remarkable reviews it received in New York, is thrilling in story, melo- dramatic in plot, smartly picturesque in character and modernly elaborate in scenic and costume effect, and clean and respectable.
 The Shuberts assure us that she will be aided by the original Princess the ater cast, that "zira's" scenic and general stage detail will be identically the same that embelished the Broad way production.
 There are some choice seats yet ob- tainabe.
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FIRST ANNUAL HELD.
OF THE VISITING NURSE ASSOOJ-
 ATION.

In United Church Chapel-Gratifying
 Review of the Work ot the Year of
 This Benevolent Organization.
 The first annual meeting of the Visit Ing Nurse association was held in Unit ed church chapel on Monday afternoon, Miss Lillian E. Prudden, the president, presided and the same board of man. agers and officers. with two additional vice presidents. were reelected for the coming year. This organization sup ports a trained nurse, called the Sarah Hume memorial nurse, who, under the direction of physicians cares for the sick poor, and the secretary's report showed that much suffering had been relieved by her ministrations.
 The treasurer reported a balance in the treasury. Contributions to carry on the work for another year are much needed. A recent gift of $1 900 has increased the endowment fund to $120O0, and it is earnestly hop ed that some day it may reach the sum of $25.000 the income from which will support one nurse. At present the incc:ne on the endowment fund is help cd out by annual subscriptions and the association thanks all who have con- tributed in either way. The report of Mrs Townsend, chairman of the nurses committee, showed more than 1500 wis., it's to sick patients and more than 1000 other visits to doctors hospitals or ip looking after cases where no active care was required. Contributions of clothing old and new, sheets, old linen, magazines and flowers, have been most gratefully received and always needed.
 Miss Hills, the nurse, gave an inter- esting talk about her work. She had found people so willing and glad to do things the right way after they had been told in several eases of tubercu- patients how to care for themselves and how to take preventive measures to avoid spreading the disease. Short addresses from several physicians, who had called upon Miss Hills, testified to the value of her services.
 Dr. Gilbert spoke of the great help it was to the doctors to have a nurse who could go into the poorer homes and show the patients and their families how to carry out the physicians direc- tions
 Dr. Teele, resident worker at Lowell house. had found the nurses services to be of the greatest moral and educa- tional value Dr. Sperry and Dr. Sage also told of cases where Miss Hills services had been of great benefit The nurses headquarters are at 200 Orange street and physicians may reach her through the telephone of the Organized Charities
 The treasurer of the association is Mrs. Albert Holt of ii Dwight street