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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
L-eual Notice.

On Tuesday, July l0 at noon. we will sell at public outcry at our warehouse No 2. 2212-1S Avenue B, the followinS One lot II. H. goods, stored August G. 1902 by J. T. Burton, constable. One lot H. H. goods, stored September %, 1899 by Joe Frank
 One lot II. H. goods stored August l, 1904 by Gussie Arnold.
 2Si boxes MT bottles stored January E. 1905 by Sea Breeze Mfg. Go. One lot computing scales from room rented by C. W. Gallagher September 2S, 1905.
 One lot H. H. goods stored December 23, 1905 by M. D. Hickey.
 At our warehouse No. 3, 2Oth street be- tween railroad and Powell avenues: Twelve hhd. l caslx earthenware refused and stored by Birmingham Stove and Hardware company January Sl, 1906 Ship pers. A. H. Hewes X Co.,. Cambridge, Mass.
 Eleven bales cooperage flags stored March 13, by Alabama Great Southern railroad HARRIS TRANSFER & WAREHOUSE
 COMPANY.
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THE WEEKS TALK
 IN NEW YORK CITY Roosevelt Trying to Boss the
 Local Republicans THE MAYORS GOOD RECORD Why a Policeman Can't be Honest. Another Murder Mystery Un-
 solved-A Baby that Weighs 71 Pounds.
THE MAYORS GOOD RECORD
BY sEWALL HAGGARD.

New York. June SO.-(SpeciaD .-Presi- dene Roosevelts ever reaching activities take the form just now of an attemp to boss the local republican organization of New York City. To this end he has sent James E. Reynolds, settlement work CT, lecturer, one time private secretary to former Mayor Seth Low, sociologst. personal friend of President Roosevelt and special investigator of Paclxingtown to take an important part in the fall cam- paign as special assistant and adviser of Congressman Herbert Parson, presi- dent of the republican county commit tee. The Presidents main purpose in sending MT. Reynolds here is to finish Odell, the one time republican state boss Odell still has some strength left, and most of 1t is here in this city
 The President also desires to strengthen the state organization, which for the first time within the memory of poli- ticians, finds itself without leader. Odell is unhorsed; Platt is decrepit; Higgins is vibratory, and Secretary Root is too wise to aspire to the crown.
 In fact the situation in both parties is chaotic. In the democratic party, ex-Senator David B. HILL the sage of Wolferts roost, has retired, and there is 10 one in sight to manage the ma chine.
 With no bosses and no subservant ma chinery in either party, 1t certainly looks to be a free field for everybody. The state conventions will be held in Sep tenber, and the election in November Usually in June affairs have so far shaped themselves that something can be told of the forthcoming campaign. This year the situation Is absolutely yelled. Nothing can be predicted except that w. R. Hearst will be the candidate for governor of his own party, called the Independence .na
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The Perfect Lover.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.

From the Philadelphia Bulletin. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, the famous woman's rights leader, said of an untact- full nation at womans club
 '"This motion, in its delicacy, reminds me of a Ripon man.
 ''rhe man got married, and after he had been married several years his wife said to him one night:
 You do not speak as affectionately to me as you used to- Hal. I fear you have ceased to love me
 Ceased to love you.' growled the man. There you go again. Ceased to love you, Why, love you more than life itself. Now shut up and let me read the nanAr.' '"
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LUMBER QUOTATIONS
Yellow Pine June. 1906.

n Yellow Pine June 1906. D. S and nosed for steps, add $4 ger 1000
 NOVELTY SIDING-24X51a; No. com- mon stock pattern, SIS per 1000; No. com mon. $2s per 1000; No. B, $95 per 1000; No. A, $40 per 100O
 FLOORING AND CElLING-13-16x3A, count 1x4 flooring No. common, S17 per 1000; No. 1 common, $25 per 1000; No. B., 80 per 1000; No A., $32 per 1000. For heart face add $S per 10O0 13-16X2A counted 1x3 flooring, B. rift, $40 per 1000; A. rift $50 per 1000. For heart rift add sl0 per 1000; for IA stock add $2 per 1000; 9s ceiling, soc per 1000 less than flooring. 7s ceiling wainscot or partition add $3 per 1000.
 MOULDINGS-Ree Castings and Base Flowed lambs, Porch Rails, Reeded Balusters, Etc.-1 in stock No. C. mould ings, 40c per 100 lineal feet; 1 in. clear mouldings 50c per 100 lineal feet. 3sx11a grounds, 30c per 100 llneal feet; 3sx11R lat tice 40e per 10O lineal feet. SHINGLES-5x16 No. pine shingles, $2 25 per 1000; 5x16 No. 1 pine shingles, $3 75 per 600; 5X16 No. cypress shingles, S3 60 per 1000; 5X16 No. 1 cypress shingles, $4 p; 5Xl6 No. red cedar shingles s5 per 1000 random width cedar, $4.50 per 1000 LATHES-No. 9, s2.50 per 1000; No. l.
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Retail Delivered Prices oi

FRAMING-2x4-6-S and 10, 12 to left, 4X4- 6-S and 10, 12 to 16 ft. 6X6-6 and 10, 12 to 16 it., R. S16O0. sized SIS; D. S., S2S per 1000. For each in. above 10 in. add $2 per 1000. For heart add $4 per 100O
 TIMBERS-SxS, F to 16 it., 1OXl0. F to 16 ft.. R. SIS, sized, $2O per 1O00 For heart R.. R specifications add s7 per 1000. For every additional feet add Soc per 1000 on fram- ing and timber.
 GREEN BOARDS-1x4-6-S and 10, R. SIS; D. ? S., s2O per 1000. For each in. above 10 in. in width add S2 per SlO00. For 1A add & per sl0O0. For heart-face add $4 per 1000.
 SLEEPING BOARDS-1XI-6-S-10 and 12 D IS. not assorted. SIG per 1000. 1x4 R. or cull flooring, sl5 per 1000
 RESAWED, W. B-1aX5l2 No. com mon. S13 per 1000; No. l common. SIG per 1900; No. B., BIS per 1000; ssx5ls, add $2 per 10O0.
 KILN DRIED BOARDS-13-1Gx4-6 and & No. common b 2S., S2O per 1000; No. 1 common D. 2s S., S2S per 1000; No. B, D. g. S35 per 10o0. No. A. D.. S., $40 per sloo0; 13-1Gxl0 and 12, add $2 per 1000. For each in. in width above P in. add S- per 1000 For each ii in in thickness add S- ,nar 1G0a Tror D E. add S2 Dpr 1000 For
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
Estrav Notice.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson County. Probate Court:
 Taken up by A w. Grove on the 18th day of June, 1906, and estrayed before II. B. Abcrnethy. judge of the inferior court of Birmingham, d certain mare mule of a reddish color, about 10 years old, thirteen G0 hands high, a sore on her right shoulder and lump between her shoulders, and valued at S35.
 Witness my hand, this 10th day of June' 1eo6 S E. GREEN, Judge of Probate for Jefferson County.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01

veloped She was unfortunate in her speculations, even going as far as to put up her property as margin. Then she seems to have settled down to the idea of getting everything that she could and hanging on to it. She got more and more sordid each year until finally she was living little better than a wild animal.
 The daughter. who was murdered, grew up to an unhappy life. From her baby hood she was treated with intolerable severity by her mother, who whipped her after she was a grown woman. Notwith
 standing this, Mrs. Kinnan stuck to her mother, and would let no one interfere.
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Ssh Annual Camp Meeting
.July Ii to 19.

July IT 10 IJ. Seventh Annual Epworth League Assem-
 bly,, July 95 to August ,. Seashore Camp Ground, (BiloxD Miss All Methodist leaguers and friends and others interested are cordially invited to attend these meetings.
 LOW RAILROAD RATES.
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Fourth of July Celebration.

On account of the above occasion, the Southern Railway will sell tickets at rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold July :. and 4; good returning until July 8, 1906. For further particulars apply at Southern Raiway office, Birmingham, Ala. 6-2-1At
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Correct.
From Harper's Bazaar.

From Harper's Bazar.
 The New Waitress-"Sh I say Din ner is served or Dinner is ready ma'm?'
 Mistress--"If that cook doesn't do any better just say Dinner is spoiled ''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
HoSTETTER'S STCMACH BITTERS

will always cure and prevent FIatu- lency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Cramps, Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Indigestion, Headache, Female Ills or MaIarial FANAr-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
Championship.

From Harper's Bazar.
 Mother-"you mustn't play with that little boy"
 Tommy-"Well. can fight with him?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
Is This Chlna2

In China missionaries have been killed because 1t was absurd,y believed that they were boiling and eating children. Perhaps there is not so great a distance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
THERE'S NOTHING LIKE HOSTETTER,S

for toning and soothing the digestive organs, to restore the appetite, to open up the clogged bowels, or to induce sound, refreshing sleep. Thousands have so testified during the past 53
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
! FOR SALE

This is PEACH-5 rooms, lots of fine fruit, good neighborhood, in Woodlawn, convenient to both cars. If bought at once $500; $500 cash balance $25 per month.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
HALLE-RANDOLPHMFG. co
To one Cocktail, $20.
LEGAL NOTICES.

Flaming Mill and Yards, Avenue E and l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
ny GIBSON GARDNER

wASniNAaroN. Jan. Open
var Between President Roosevelt
and the United states Esnstc i. rap
fdly approaching as result of the
railway rate campaign, In spite Of
friendly pFetcsiatians rs Senators
Asdfich. kean. Elkins aud Foraker.
the real hostility 1t the senate IN
heiug manifested in mans waYs
The following hostile .noers al
fina their Inspiration in the railway
rate fight
Refusal 10 confirm lane. of cali.
fofnia. a. member ~ Interstate
Commerce Commission
Preparation hy temeeratic mem.
bets 81 the senate ef a partisan rate
bul which Viii command the sup
roFt % the utlueFitys
Circulation u the fepoft that
President NoossXrit VIII hvuf q
pooline clause Ia TIE administration
hili
The NEST serious development. az
viewed b. the PRESIDENT T. ths
schsms Matched b Arthur rus Cor.
man. "a leader q the senate min
NfttNs 70 ftA w - AafstN AANisHa
cratic rate hill r. rs this means.
the rate legislation matter can BE-
made a partisan issue. ihere ~ IT.
tie hope that sny rate bill Viii be-
Come a Law
The republicans On the senate
are seriously divided aud a lnfKs
majority - them. under the domi-
nation ~ the railways. arr scarcely
epposed 10 this legislation
Even men like p0tiiyer and Hap
burn. officially champions Of the
presidents cause. are not turgrtful
Of many faVurs reviewed in past
years At the hands - The railways.
There h not particle Of doubt
that the railroad dominated nsfna-
Gratis Of the senate arr acting IN So
efet collaslaa Nith fhe railway dora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

members - the denomination FROM
other cities heine present After the
reading Of the desiicsiorY announce
mept. the Usual services followed
In the afternoon and In the et~plnE
special services were held A lee
turu 90 Christian Science was deiiy-
cred IN the evening ~ Clarence G
Eaton 81 Tacoma. Wash
The new building cost over $50 90
and II one ~ the mont substantial
aud afilsiieally designed feligiana
rdificea In tho west Tho church
va organized about -four years asn
Il has a larEs congregation. includ
ins many seaithy and noted pcopis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02
HUGE PLOT MATCHED
Nv THE II. s. SENATE

made and Senator Hopkins. who 10
dominated hy tha railroads and the
steel trust. Joined with Culiam ~
having rnYts thrown out 20 mhks
waY far a political henchman. In
practically every northern state the
senate l. doing the same thing The
Panama canal has also been ssiked
upsn as protest. and the railroad
senators are finding ways 10 worry
The president In thiH matter
fhe effort ~ the president 60 ap-
puint a Democrat oa - Interstate
Commerce Commission g. succeed
jos. f1fsf has been frustrated The
railways pat down their foot and
said Tat Lane Wogid not 90. that
the appointment never vii be con-
nTmra
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that practically every democratic
senator had come Out in a formal
Interview au favotinE the presidents
polisY Now q is the plan of Nj
gornan 60 set up asa ultra radical
biit which the president eaunat auz
prove. This viii divide the alleFed
friends of the legislation between
the administration plan and the
democratic plan ana both viii fail
az intended That % the plot Ia all
itn simplicity
Meantime. the senate r. takinn
steps Go impress the president Win
itr power Senators are husf knock
I ing over POSTMASTER General eufs
/ teiyuuH new plan a. have good
/ poatmaafefu retained "a office.
In chicago the fret teHt vase va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-02

mated Republicans. both making
eenaan cause against the president
ana his rate legislation 10 matters
ef Eaft and publie plumber these
honorable Eentlemvn erise above
psrtlaan politics
The presidents hope 81 securing
rate legislation az the hands of the
senate VAS based largely on the fast
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20 reach you BY 8 o'ciack any eve
uing please Do ne the favor 90 eau
up our main office tsunset. Main
ie6o. independent 1881 between 6
and o'clock. and We viii send
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you a copy at once. II you should
miss u more than once. please tele-
phone ra every time you miss It
In this way We can be certain Of
givlaE cur subscribers a perfect ser.
vtce-ead Il Is the ONLY way.
THE STAR PUBLISHING Co
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PROMINENT MEN
ARE ARRESTED

Five arrests sefe made yesterdsp
for fast driving AonE the usre
three 81 araitlea most prominegs,
. y Tcmplsau. merchant. 0sorkr
MeCofd. capitalist Allthfee wefe
released On personal reeognisanee
The other two Offenders we're n
pair Of inekissa stpfeakmen uHo
were In too hiK = hurry
shlaEie wraseru meeting AZ 10
GUAM today
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rsu ARCH scasmre eoRmAN BACKED nv TIA RAILROADS,
.,ao,na UP A DEMOCRATIC RAru eIll-ro GAIN the
DEMOCRATS wHo FAVOR RoosevELrs PLAN AND De.
rtAr AT tselssAros-oeaN war AGAINST rsr pRtsl.
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~ theae apa ally priced Rugs includes samples ~
others shown besides toso mention
sni2. regular price $3.50 special $1,000
Anglo Turkish Baa: regular price special 5000
Bundhar wfton s1ig regular price So o. special . s33 80
wilton sais regular price $50 o. special 49,. 49,. $3.50
Asminssr Satz regular price special
Administer price a. On special $500
gSaOa regular "a 60 speA S2S5O
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BROWNS DENTAL PARLoRs
7i3 First Ave.

Pstlors 1. IS aud & uniea
block one door south & MaehourAl
& southwickA
ifours-Ss9o a. M. 10 p m. san'
days, s.sQ q. m. 60 i2s0 , M.
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g3xlOe. price ssB 90 special So so
Brussels sxi2 regular price 5000 special ,50
Body Brussels srl2 regular price sc o. special 5000
Tapestry Brussels srz regular Price tzz e special Si4QQ
brussels aS2 regular price sIto special ~ 90
Tapestry Brue sssios. regular price fitba special $1,000
Brusols izHi5. price special rs
s1l2. regular $500 special
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10000 SoiIed Handkerchief a

Tomorow morning al The Fsrches that =
buy VIII sharef
woMENs FINE LINEN LAWN HANpKERcHtEFs. With plain
seaioped and lace edges slightly variety Of
patterns scect from worth 2sc price re
woNEGs ALL PURE LINEN HEMsrrTcHED HASpKER-
CHIEFS with a and 4noh
and Lace Trimmed Edges to choose from
terms worth i5c each cleaanes Sale price Zoe
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SAN JOSE. Cal. Jan. s-Thia
magnificent new building tuf the
Christian selouea congregation
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nsaor#av
VII in
b
Stppsta % which
iune daily antn further uates
Lor f-3ssf WORTH AND ne
Tbs lot consists % Meus
Wans
value Pay oniY
TOT a-ssss AND as VALUES
n Tits lot t4le Hoys fsst
~ and
wonsn.a House slippers
Pay
LOT 3-s.ei $50 AND tf7s VALUES
Ftud n this Kis
AMI Box Calf end
Pay e-ly -
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Arabian inches eide yards
on heavy beautiful and
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,ry- Made Rugs Now Materially Underpriced

q bat few u a kind az well a. soms
are effective while stock lasts
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BARGAINS for Second Business Day of Year

The Htock Arranging BALE OF Furniture when rs ~
present and prospective 90 obtain desirable Furniture M
Furniture at the la stern factories IN othe
continued patterns odd pieces etc 10 ua al eah than ae
Ia iomorrow-you more than welcome, whether you
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There Are Hundreds Of Other Equally Good Bargains

prepared bat "" Of course cannot guarantee ha, They n
ohcr
sire n u
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Portable Electric Lamps

daoas Es no following sfsetys sHllfs line OF
10 Electric Reading Lamps
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boaE 10 be
uva pM
vi" Do no '"' ~ " ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
RAINIER PARK POPULAR.
supervisors Report shows Increased
Attendance.

George +. Alien. forest supervisor I'm
charge of Mount Rainier National Park
in the State of Washington. has sub
mitted 20 the Secretary of the Interior
an interesting report upon the condi-
tons and management Of the reserva-
ton FOR the fiscal var ended June - Of
the present year. Mr.. Allen states that
tourists travel has increased TO such an
extent that the two hotels in operation
within the limits OF the park did not
afford adequate accommodation for those
seeking rooms and lodgings Twenty
five persons We're given permits during
the year To prospect within the reser-
walton. none Of whom were professional
miners or pTuspectOrs
Five main trails lead through the park
Large game. especially the mountain
goat has increased. and deer were plen-
tiful throughout The year Cowlitz In
dams frequently make hunting forays
up the Muddy Fork ridge. which Mr.
Allen SAYS can be prevented only by a
larger and more efficient patrol. Two
rangers and one guard were necessary
through the summer season 10 protect
the reservation from fire and trespass
Tie thinks TWO additional men are neccs-
sary through the months OF July. Au-
gust. and September. and the present
force through the rest Of the year. There
were no destructive forest fires. and the
reserve is gradually growing new tim
Der over the tracts burned several years
ago
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
HERALD WANT AID.
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad. Page is displayed
daily on Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locstions:

A Costello. 227 iith st. sw.. cigars. tobacco snd
newspapers
" l. McNulty. 1850 18th ST. NV. cigars to-
baCcos. newspapers, and periodicals..
iatl Pearson drug store 18TH and y SIS. NV, -
a T. Pride. the Georgetown druggist, 18th and
William snyier's Arsenal Lunch Room. ~ and
. sts sW. leading brands of cigars
Dudley 5, 5yS 3tn st. smoker articles, fishing
tackle, stationery &c
J. Walter Mcdonald drugs cigars, and toilet arti-
cies- ffanch !. o.. az ana j. SITS
Charles :. Allen. 1861 NJ st. NV. Cigars. tebae-
COS, newspapers and periodicals.. pool.
LLOYD Cross, 2l53 Pa ave NV, cigars, magazines
and stationery Pool parlOr.
\. Goldman 10 az st. NV Pipes tobaccos' and
Cassady's 7Ol 9TH ST. sw- for groceries provisions.
tchaCcus stationery. newspapers.
Stoves Smoke Shop sd and SITS nv. Cigars.
/ magazines. and newspaper Pure cider
Martins shoe shining Parlors 1873 Wisconsin
DAVIS Pharmacy. sd and II SIS NV. Use DAVIS
Fsgan Bros. 1913 Pa ave. ny. Cigars, tobaccos,
ma gaines. fishing tackle and pool.
Kings Drug store. Vermont ave. ana Eye ST. NV.
Pos once cigar and News Stand, no AZ st. sw.
Z A BackcnhelmCr. rrOps
q. H. Graham. l25) sd ST.. newspapers. magazines,
Halls Star Cigar Stores. $3.50 18Th ST. NV. and GOO
/ ff PASTOR. 1895 Ih ST.. cigars tobacco.
NEWSPAPERS periodicals.. g..
r. ~. SWAIN & Co zoos N 81. NV. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies.
pa1t pcarsou's Pharmacies. 18TH 81 ara Ia. ave.
nv and y J. ave. and st. nw.
" l.. Grift. 2i35 Ia. ave, route and distributing
agent tor Washington Herald Sutscrp tloiis reCesed
Lewis G. FREY sN. cor sd and NJ SIS. SubS;fip-
1ious for Herald received 20 100 Jefferson ave NV
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RALLY OF FRAT MEN.
Phi Delta Theta Discuss Plans fOr
Coming Convention.


The local members of the Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity held a rally at the Uni
versity Club last night, At which were
discussed lie plans for the national con
vention to be held in Washington Thanks
giving week The local alumni will act
as hosts, and numerous plans were for
INFLATED last night for the entertainment
Of the visitors.
Isaac r. Hit, jr, a former national
officer of the fraternity. was elected as
delegate to the convention. and W. NJ
Compton. Of Alabama, president Of the
local Alumni Club, was chosen alter
nate.
George N. RommeH, chairman Of the
convention committee. submitted in de-
tail the plans Of the convention. which
viii be held at the New Willard Let
tiers from Frank J. r. Mitchell. of Chi
cago. indicated that a large number OF
Phis and visiting ladies from that
city would be IN attendance. A va
rietv OF social features have been ar
ranged. among them a smoker AT Rau-
srher-s. at which a number Of vaudeville
acts viii b,. presented John JOY Ed
son. ir.. reviewed the financial canvass
stating his committee had met with pleas
ing success. The arrangements for the
banquet were submitted by Ralph p Bar,
uard. and other committee chairmen re-
ported ON the work thus far accom-
pliShcd.
Tie members Of the convention com.
mittec are Frederick H. Austin. Missouri
auditing; Ralph p Barnard. Lehigh. ban
quot; Dr. p. 4. Hodges. Depauw. decora
tons John joy Edison, jr,,Lehigh finance
T. r. Hit. jr.. Northwestern. information
Carl d. Sheppard, Ohio. press; oscar A
Mechlin. Dartmouth. printing: Claude \
Bennett, Emory, reception; T +. Phillips
Allegheny. smoker. and William y
Crompton, Alabama, theater-
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Wants Marriage AnnuIIed.

Katie 3. Crusimano through her father.
George W Chandler yesterday fled SUIT
IN the District Supreme Court to an
nun her marriage, which was contracted
i'm Rockville Md. September II last by
the Rev Father Mcclure, with G. Crust
man0. She alleges she was only fourteen
years old at the time. and that she mar
IieG without the consent Of her parents,
that the marriage was procured by force
and fraud. and that she lived with he1
husband for six months after her mar
Tiage being held under duTess and
threats against her Will Petitioner asks
the court to pass a decree annUlling
declaring void. and setting aside her mar
Tiage She also desires that she may bo
allowed 10 resume her maiden name.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

II YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS. COME
10 us. a. have listed % per cent Ct the vacant
rooms Ia this city DO charges Of any kind. THE
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND LOAN Co,
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