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New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
FOR RAILWAY,S CONTROL.
DissenSiOn Among Stockholders of
Wisconsin Central.

When control OF the stock of the Wisconsin Cen
tral Railway passed into the hands of William
Lanman Bull and Of his associates about
year go there was instituted movement 20 put
the stock control into voting trust. to be
aged by five trustees. The trust not formed
then. It became known yesterday that efforts
being made TO establish a voting trust of seven
trustees. and that this new movement indicated
factional fight among those who control the stock
William Lanman Bull. chairman Of the board
of directors Of the road; Newman Erb G. NJ. Cum
ming, w A. Bradford. Jr.. and one other were the
men named trustees for voting the controlling
interest of the stock. Arrangements at that time
apparently were being made If the trust were al
ready accomplished when an announcement was
made declaring that trust had been formed.
The efforts have been revived to bring about a
trust but, underneath the surface there seems TO
be lack of harmony. Two men are understood 20
be opposing the immediate trusteeing Of the stock
An explanation of the trouble advanced yesterday
was that while when the original voting trust was
contemplated II was understood that there was no
objection to its practical control by MI Bull a
change Of feeling had come about on the part Of
some Of those interested Because of this. the
formation Of a trust having seven trustees in
control is now advocated by those who do not
view the Bull domination Of the voting trust with
favor, since this number would IL declared put
Mr. Bull and HIS friends IN the minority prevent
ing effectively their control OF the voting trust
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
PARK AVENUE TUNNEL DELAY.
Change from Steam TO Electricity Will Not
Be Made Until October !.

The running Of New York Central trains into
the city by electric motors instead OF steam loco
motives. will not begin on September l. as was
planned when the improvements at the Grand
Central Station started Engineers OF the
company said yesterday that all possible haste
was being made in completing equipments, and
they believed that the change from steam to
electricity in the Park avenue tunnel would take
place abcuI October /
rs planned to have some cars OF all local
trains both on the Harlem and Hudson River
division9, equipped with motors that will take
power from the third rail. When a Harlem train
reaches Wakefield, on the way to the city. the
steam locomotive will take a flying switch and
let the train continue the rest Of the way 20 the
Grand Central Station by electric power, which is
TO be furnished from the power house at Port
In similar way the Hudson River local trains
viii cut loose from the locomotives at High
In the case of the incoming through trains,
after the locomotives leave them at High Bridge.
the trains will have TO come 70 stop long
enough 10 be coupled to heavy electrical locomo-
tives. which. will draw the trains 70 the Grand
coupling together with the time taken 20 stop
and start a train. should not exceed three min
t-toQ
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TEST CASE ON WoMAN's LABOR LAW
Decision Of Unconstitutionality May Be
Carried to Court of Appeals

Deputy Attorney General William Chilvers. act
Ing for his chief, julius NJ. Mayer. served on Pre-
siding Justice Wyatt and Acting Clerk William
Fuller, Of Special Sessions. yesterday notice Of
appeal from the arrest of Judgment discharging
from custody David L. williams printer OF No
sT Eleventh avenue Mr.. Chilvers said the case
will probably be argued late in November
Mr. Wilamss arrest in the nature Of a test
case for violation OF section r. article G. Of the
laws Of 1897, as amended by the laws Of 1906 This
section is known as the female" section Il pro-
hibits the employment OF women after the hour OF
.. m and before S a m. in factory Justice
Olmstead on August handed down long opinion
in which Justices Mexican and Deuel. concurred
declaring the section in question unconstitutional
Mr. Chilvers said to-day II was the intention
Of Attorney General Mayer to carry the case 70
the Court Of Appeale IL necessary.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SECRETARY SHAW VISITS CITY.
Declines to Discuss Expected Retirement Of
Bonds Next Year.

Leslie NJ Shaw. Secretary OF the Treasury. ar
rived in this city yesterday morning from Boston.
where he had been looking over plans for new
building for public stores. He went 70 the Office
of Colonel Edward s. Fowler. Appraiser Of the
the Public Stores in company with Colonel Fowler
and inspecting the various departments there. He
talked over plans for enlarging the facilities Of the
Appraisers Office, in view OF expected increase in
irnportatious
Secretary Shaw was in the financial district in
the afternoon. making calls at the Sub Treasury
and the Custom House. He said he was well pleased
with the financial situation. but declined discuss
the anticipated retirement Of $40. 600 600 Of per
cent bonds in 1907. He said he expected TO return
10 Washington to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
NIGHT BANK AT TIMES SQUARE

Another night hank has entered the field opened
by the Night and Day Bank Announcement was
made yesterday that beginning next Tuesday. the
Madison Trust Company. at 42d street and Broad
way. would be open day and night. II will be
closed only from I a. TO a m. The company
was organized some two months ago 20 take over
the business Of the United National Bank E
Thomas is among those interested. ALREADY. il
said yesterday. the deposits exceeded So 200 900
The eoncern's capital is $1,000. .o00.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
RECEIVER FOR COAL AND FOOD co

p. Emmett Digney. Of White Plains has been ap-
pointed receiver for the partnership property og
William II. Daggett and Clarence H. Hale who
carried on business under the name o.. the White
Plains Coal Feed and Building Material Company
at White Plains Westchester County. in a suit
brought In the Supreme Court BY William n Dag
gett against Clarence II, Hale for accounting
and dissolution of the partnership account az
disagreements between the partners Justice Dow
firg fixed Tire bond nf the receiver at $4,000. The
business was established - October last
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

on goods. He admonished the Commission that If
this point not provided against the effect Of
the new law would be nullihed.
]. A. Farley Of Dallas. Tex. representing the
American Shippers Association. urged that the
Commission ought to exercise discretion in the
matter Of the change of export and import rates
He insisted that all rates should be published in
the full acceptation of the term they were pub
lie not private. property
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Chennises ::

Cambria, skirt length, round
neck, trimmed with yoke Of laos
and embroidery insertions, bead
ing, ribbon and lace edge:
skirt finished with tucked
rune .---....- --.......... S$N
Cambria, skirt length, round
neck, trimmed with two rows OF
lace insertion, beading, ribbon
and lace edge, lace
trimmed rufle on skirt. Sgc
Cambria, skirt length. round
neck, trimmed with two rows of
lace insertion, embroidery bead
ing with ribbon and lace
edge. lace trimmed rufffe
on skirt ........... SSl
Better Qualities At Prices
ProportiOnately Low, Rang
ing Up To S2A .S6.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Short Underskirts {:

Cambria, lawn rufie, trimmed
with lace insertion and
ldce rune %S
Cambria. with deep en-
broidery rufle .... OYC
Cambria, tucked lawn f1ounce,
two rows Of lace insertions
and lace edge e-... N0C
Cambria. trimmed with en-
brOidery insertions and en-
broidery rufile. ......... S9C
Better Qualities At Prices
Proportionately Low, Rang
ing Up To S11 44.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Drawers

Cambria. umbrella-shaped lawn
rUf1e. trimmed with tucks
and embroidery rufle. -. E9C
NainsOok umbrella-shaped
lawn ruf1e, trimmed with CIuny
lace insertion and lace <o
euge .-.-------... U0A
Nafns soOk, umbrella shaped
lawn rufiie. trimmed with three
rows of Val lace insertions and
three rows of lace beading
and lace edge. S9C
NainsOok, trimmed with deep
blind embroidery ruffie, wide en-
brOidery beading with rib
bon above rufle. ........ SVC
NainsOOk. lawn ruf1e, trimmed
with two rows Of Val. lace inser-
ton and two rows Of lace
edges finished with ribbon
DOWS .......... SSA
Better Qualities At Prices
ProportiOnately Low, Rang
ing Up To S24. SO.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Walking Skirts /:

Cambria, Umbrella-shaped lawn
ruf1e, trimmed with three rows
Of wide hemstitched tucks,
finished with deep hem. =. CSC
Cambria, umbrella-shaped lawn
ruffle, tucked. finished with
deep embroidery flounce. V9C
Cambria. lawn FUffie. trimmed
with hemstttched tucks and
deep embroidery flounce. SgC
Better Qualities At Prices
COrrespondingly Low, Rang
ing Up To SIT "a.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Last bays for
August Sale Specials
IN Scarfs and Shars

scsrfs and shamsEH. 8 ard scsllop-
Net. Swiss and Applique. plain
and fancy cenrres-scarfs 20X54-
shaulS 32xS2-rexularly -es-....-.-. rs
Applique SearSs and Squares
20x54 and 9z152-
value eS cts. 90 81. 50. --.-----.--.-- .3&
Applique, Net and Lawn scar1s and
Shans-H. 8. and ScaIl1P-open
work or Renaissance outline Effects
usually .S9 and 80. 4S.........--.-----. .2l
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Night Gowns:

NdlQsOOEs N-Suapeu uSCks
trimmed with tucks. two rows Of
wide torchon lace inser-
tions and hemstitched an.
lawn ruffle. e............ tSN
Nainsook. V-shaped neck,
trimmed with four rows Of lace
insertions and lace edge, 20
finished with ribbon bow. U%S
Nainsook, low neck and short
sleeves trimmed with blind en-
broidery insertion, lawn
band with ribbon drawn 20
through ..............-.. OTS
Cambria, square neck. yoke
formed Of embroidery in
sertion. beading. ribbon z0.
and edge .....--..-...... ~
NainsOok. low neck, yoke
formed OF three rows Of lace in
sertions, beading, ribbon 10
and lace edge. EG
Cambria, high neck. cut square;
trimmed with wide and narrow
rows Of embroidery inser- oo~
GOuS anu C0tC-
Cambria, low neck, yoke formed
Of Point de Paris lace,
beading ribbon and lace oo
edge OTS
Cambria, low neck. trimmed
with seven rows Of lace inser-
tionS down the front. embroidery
beading with ribbon at waist;
neck and sleeves finished
with lace insertion and 90
edge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SSC
Cambria, square neck. trimmed
with two rows Of wide embrold-
cry headings with ribbon drawn
through, blind embroidery 90
insertion and edge. e.. %YC
Soft-hnlshed cambria, low neck,
V-shaped, kimOno sleeves,
trimmed with lace inser- 90
ton, ribbon and edge. -. p>C
NainsoOk, square back and
front, trimmed with blind en-
broidery insertion. finished with
two rows OF beading and
ribbon and two rows OF GO
lace edge. ............... ySC
Cambria, square neck, yoke
formed Of fine embroidery. inser-
tions, embroidery beading
with ribbon and edge. -. SSC
Better Qualities At Prices
COrrespondingly Low, Rang
ing Up To S26. SO.
Corset Covers :
Cambria, low neck, French
style. trimmed with hemstitched
tucked yoke, lawn band 80
with ribbon drawn through ASC
Cambria, low neck, French
style, trimmed with wide torchon
lace insertion, beading. rib 80
bon and lace edge. .... &SC
Nainsook, low neck. French
style, trimmed with three rows of
torchon lace insertions, beading,
ribbon and lace edge at
back and front. f..... SUC
Nainsook, low neck, French
style, trimmed with two embroid-
cry medalIions. finished with lace
insertions. beading, ribbon 80
and lace edge. e..-....... %SC
Better Qualities At Prices
PropOrtionately Low, Rang
ing Up To So. 90.
Departments I'm
E1 EMS CLOTHING.
HI " i'll ITATc AMI ro0i
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Dress Goo-s
Clean stocks for Inventory IS our
rule-ThersfOre -
Imported Nuns VeiIius-Ssf1c1 ,N
silk and Wool EoIieunes-44-t1- s0>
All wool SeFze-4Stnch- We're
The above IN black and eol1-s az q 80
All WOOL Batisre-ss-inch
All wool Nuns Veiling-4e-i1e1
All wool Cneviots-4Alnch sA1
All wool Cream SerEes-
All wool Henrteetas-
Above IN black and colcr- 80 80 30
AlsO Imported Black M0hatr.-
Crepe Albatros-ysrg wide %
Cuverts and Fancy Suitflzs. s&T
PGnamas. Cheviots. Mixtures We're
IS 70 50 inch 81 70 50
Crepe EgypSieunss-
All wool HenTiettes-
Nuns Veilins.- 10Y
Bruedcloths=SWfII Rack =
Prunellas. PopIinS GRANTEES a-~~ -
"a 20 81 inch
Above in all dssirzbls shades
SELL, SELL. SELL!..!
is the order OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Don't Hiss
These Last Days of
August Sale
You'll regret IL IL you do
-
Great Rug Values

AUGUST SALE SPECIALS and CLEARANCE LOTS
uy now reeds-reasOn why in prices NOW
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

August Stock Clearanc:s
Of
Lingerie and Shirt Waists
Present opportunities are so
great that no sensible woman
should fail 20 avail herself Of
them -
At 70 esne@uer. .as
White Iavn-ateracttvsly made with Val
lace. embroidery and tucks-yokes- panels
and fun trfud fronts-lons or short
slesves.
At .QS--sre $40
Fine White Overwhelmingly designed
with laces enb'y. etc--also Tailored
Madras. black and white rsurcs-
AZ I .9S-vere S2es.
Very fre Sheer Lawn and .Bstiste-elab-
Orate styles. with fine Val. laces and nov
city ernb'y-lace Jokes. panels and all
over e1lb'd front-op~n 'front.' or back
long OF short sleeves
At 9 9S-wsrs sA>ss
SILKY Batiste and Fine Lawn-smsrt effects
IN elab1rateIy tucked styles. combined
with eInb y-alsO finely finished lace in
sertiugs In particularly fetching designs
Our former prices were low SO you
can count upon these stock clear
anec lots being values OF a very
high order
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Only Three Days More of August Sale Values in
Blankets, Cornfortables and Table Linens
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Cdd Lot Of Large Rugs
Sumner Grass RUS

An Oe0ortllifE % Duy az less Crf1
cost. 6Ut what we term Summer Fus
must b disposed os By Aug. SIss. -
matter how great the loss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Pilgrim Rugs
Also called Colo1isis. bue whether you
call them one or the other there are nc
ruzs 90 exceed them for beauty-ueins
woven like the old style rag carpets. but IN
the dainsiest coIors. plain OF mottlsd-
with pretty borders IN contrasting colcrs-
hand knot fringe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
FOR sALE-Investment Houses.

28l7 Tatnan, s rooms, bath; rent SIS, price $3.50
68j W. Third, rooms bath; rent SIS price 5000
lOl6 Walnut, rooms, batn; rent Sl7, price siS00
1899 II, Is Ford rooms BATH rent s24 price SlsO0
Sl5 $ Harrison, 6 rooms tath; rent ", price Sl40o
622 F. Seventh, rooms bath; rent so, price sl80C
e0i, sJ7 i. Eighth, rooms; rent SIG, price Sl20C
6l7 Lincoln, 6 rooms, bath; rent SIC, price $1,000
ll25 Walnut, rooms; rent el5, price $500
SOC 3. Eighth, rooms; rent So. price $50
n Rlund rOoms; rent So. price $500
zoos Pleasant, rooms; rent $3.50, price $500
s Hirard, roomsi rent So price e7O0
9l5 street, rooms; rent $780, price $3.50
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH.
mar8i-m,w,s-u West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
For SALE.

Bakeries, coal yards, dry goods stores, grocer
les saloons, country hotels, meat markets, lenses
cigar and news stands. manufacturing plants,
farms, houses Also, lots in all parts of the coun-
try on easy terms. ! have clients who wish TO
tuy your properly or business. Yours might suit
them. Send me a description Of property or bus
iness and lowest price cannot supply the de-
mand. Money TO loan on mortgages, rents
collected, estates managed. ] sell ire life, ac-
cident health and plate glass insurance None
but best companies represented. No charge Tor
advice or trouble. Lists mailed on application.
a. r. MOENllLl,
623 West Fourth st., Wilmington. Del.
Del. Phone 2gSl D. q A. 9O4D. ieb22-tts-u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
FOR SALE
AT LOW PRICES

II ANLA eQAAAaA4
AT LOW PRICES
sls Van Buren,, II rooms. bath, porch, heater
no ehalloross Ave. 10 rooms bath, porch. heater
7il Poplar II rooms, BATH porch, SIDE lot.82x72
1921 Washington, II rooms, bath, porch, heater.
227 Broome, IL rooms, bath. porch, heater.
25J2 Washington, Z rooms, bath. porch, heater.
los West Thmtieth. 9 rooms, bath, porch, heater
sOl West 2ld. rooms, bath, porch, heater.
1923 Trenton rlace, rooms tath, porch.
COS West eventh, rooms gas.
500 West Fourth, rooms, bath, rorch.
l6l2 Washington. II rooms, bath. porch, heater
llOs duront, rooms, bath, closet
1893 West. rooms bath, porch, heater.
l2O6 DUPONT. rooms, bath, closet
2l4 Poplar. - rooms, bath, heater, closet.
si2 Kirkwood s rooma
1907 Lincoln, rooms. bath, porch.
us King, II rooms, bath, heater, severed
b06 Madison, 10 rooms, bath, closet
Bl6 last Tenth, rooms, rorch.
Ills Poplar. rooms. rent $500
zoo West sixth. rooms, bath rent Slboo
400 Poplar. 10 rooms, hath,
lel5 Ioinhard. rooms bath heater. severed
l3 5 West Filth rooms bath. severed
lyls West Fourth, 10 rooms. bath, rorch, severed
lO7 East Ninth. rooms, bath. severed
500 Adams. 4 rooms. bath, porch, heater,
7l6 Walnut room, rent $1,000.
1879 cedar, rooms, tatn, porcn.
iOi Poplar, rooms, bath, gas,
ai5 W. leyenth, rooms bath, severed.
His W. second, rooms. ulth, lot loXlouh.
lOl8 I0m bard, rooms. bath, sewfred.
l1l7 " -econd. z looms bath, lot ldxlO0tt.
s9s Ntnrce rooms. bath, ieWered. lot 20x60it
Az W. itn. 10 rooms. bath, severed, steam heat.
$40 Adams, II rooms, bath, porch, severed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

Associated Press Dispntoh nv special Wires
Ballston, N. Y, April From papers
found on the body of an Italian murdered
here last night, Il is believed that he is
Quiricco Dimaccimo Of Schenectady, N.
Y. He had a letter from his brother,
Stephano, of White Haven, Pa.
The police have no clues which would
clear up the mystery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
FeIl Trnm Traln.

James Watson fell from a southbound
passenger train Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad. between Harvey and Silver
side Yesterday. The train was stopped,
Watson was placed aboard and after
being brought to the Delaware avenue
station was sent to his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
WEArHER FoREoAsF.

Associated Press Dspaton by special Wire.
Washington, April Weather fore
cast for Delaware:
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight
and tomorrow; variable wind, becoming
southeasterly and fresh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
c. F. RUDOLPH.
MARKET AND FOURTH sra
GREAT DAMAGE RESULTS
FROM SNOW AND MOISTURE
A,socinted Pre,s Dispaioh 0y SPECIAL wireA

Allocihted Prell DisnaIch nY HpeclaI VIC
Casper, Wyo., April 7.-Snow melting
in the foot hills, combined with the heavy
fall of moisture during the last 10 days,
has caused unprecedented damage in
Central Wyoming
The Belgo-American Oil Co. is the
principal loser. It's great oil receivers,
situated on the Little Popo Agie River,
have been destroyed and 100000 barrels
of oil lost The company has sustained
other losses. Two men were drowned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
LOCAL BREVITIRs.

Bucher. glass gliding, SIG shipley.'
Umbrellas repaired at ti2 Shipley street.
Red Gross Plasters, Diapers, Seventh and
Jackson.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

See Seuenth Page for small Ads. received
TOO late to classify.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

w ANTED-sECOND- ROLL rOP DHs K
w in good condition.
aIrj-8l Address n. Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Co.
SIG Market Street

BENJAMIN Nields, President.
James B. Clarkson, Vice-President.
John S. Rossell,
Secretary and Trust Officer.
L. Scott Townsend, Treasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
Aflp aSan!Ed.
antrn.

NATANTED-TO BUY ROLL Top DISK.
w apr6-2ts Address n IS, Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
Situations asamteN

WANTED-MIDDLE.AGFD v.N DFSTpFa
eltl loslilon as Waterman or other neht work.
49, ouu eu INDUSTRIOUS Best OF reference
npII-os ADDRESS 49, kv ry Evening OH,ce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

NJ VAANIEn-BY MIDDLE AGEDLADY HOUSE,
keeping. kefef ence exchanged. Address
ool.-Its -, Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
8Fmorais.
aOst ana found.

T OsT-YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON, GOLD
flled watch and fob Reward If returned to
apr6-2t FVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
1t VIII Help
You Prosper

to have an account with the
Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company.
It will teach you-help you
and encourage you to save
money.
Isn't it worth your while to
BEGIN NOW?
Remember-we allow Interest
on all deposits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07

WTANrfD D- FURNISHED HOUSE, CEN-
w Ially located. possession at once. Apply
CHARLEs L. kUklz, lOll Market street
apr6-ti Opposite Court House.
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DID WORK
OF POLICE

uNAsls TO sseuhs ANY No FROM COUNTY OR CRY PEACE
OFFICERS =. R. HICKMAN Is OBLIGED TO TAKE LAW INTO
Hls OWN HANDS TO LAND t@sszzlGa nrAueAAap m
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Does your boy want "a be car
psntSf II "a, does he know how
long he must serve SO an appfon-
ticcf How 20 50 after a job. how
much pay he VIII get q he obtA,ma
opc. ana how much more he viii
feceiVe when he becomes a full
hedsed union loutneyman earpon-
teri
Ia cafpenterina. as Ia ali other
trades. such things are Eood Go know
before starting out Maybe the pros
pest viii not be 30 fascinating, or
maybe more 81.
Many a little Johnny. Henry or
Willie has received Zoe Christmas
or birthday present box 81 tools
IhiH hes Of tools has certainly stood
the art test ~ years. Ia fact. there
are few boys. except among those
OF the very Poor, who have not at
On" time or another had boz of
tools thrust upon them
F0ad mammaa think very well 81
this almost traditional present for
their young hopefula. for may IL not
be that Johnny Henfy 90 Willie
viii become adept eaouEh IN tbs
use ~ hammer saw pf ehiaei 10 do
"fiSins' around tho house. ana save
pas Ire u ahs asked him 60 10 IT.
hut. alaH, mas Intentions go oft
AatraY. Bobby we'll cali hin
Hobby this time iast Tor a change
sriaes his tnal-h6x with choriiinE
gias, then he proceeds o. hack up
tahieA drive nails IA ra'a pinF hat
saw the tail OF the OLD Plymouth
reosteF. and keeps up his demolition
until All hts toeis are busted e
Evidently Hobby has no proper
seupe u the use OF tgpis nut Il
might be disferent II ha became a
carpenters apprentice.
In some cities union iaurnnymeu
carpenters have been unable to
make agreements with employers as
% the number u apprentices %
each lourueyman. A boy must ia
ts before he can BE- admitted 60 the
union ard become = teatnvymAu
bat IN enc eltY he may have bad 60
serve bat one year - apprentice
shiP IN another city three years. IN
another four.
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Roftenf- Thursday eVening. T,a8
Our Experience with Christ in
Religious Joy
Queua City TheobophIeal society
Pioneer hlk - y. ri., This svcrel
TAostrias. sR m. The Zodiac the
hook u Nature"
naylst Avenue Unitarian
church. Rev ". u. slmonas Ii a.
N, The Religion OF Good Citiron-
ahlp."
FIRST Spiritual nsselety. Knights 81
Pythias hall Rev Harry Moore-
=. m. The Thrrc Monkeys and
Their Message u Love 10 the whols
human Race
Ftryt Church Of Christ scientist
p IA. Nan~
Haven 81 T. church. Howard and
John Si Rev. y. r. nraks-ii a. IA
That Which Most Becomes us.
Tsa4 p N. This Three Groaps Al
the Cross =
uaivsrtify Place Baptist church.
Rev F'rank A. Hatch 10 % a N
The Secret of Happiness" 7 a.
q n Pushing Through the Crowd
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