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The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
WOULD RESTRICT DRIvEwAYS.
Commissioner BiddIe Wants hut One
Approach to Residences.

The fashionable and preteutious resi-
dences Of the city which are approached
by a driveway will in the future be al
lowed no other entrance to the front Of
the dwelling, If the recommendation made
by Engineer Commissioner Biddle is
adopted.
This rule has generally been observed
in the past. though there have been some
exceptions made. which Col Biddle re-
CARDS as questionable. In reference to the
matter Col Biddle said.
The use Of driveways over public space
is, as far as I know. a condition peculiarly
restricted to the city Of Washington. Tho
conditions here are due to the wide streets
and parkings and to the desire on the
part of the Commissioners TO make the
city as pleasant a place Of residence as
possible.
I would suggest that as a permanent
rule to be adopted in the future that when
a driveway TO property is permitted across
public space no other entrance to the
front door of the property shall be al
! lowed"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

panies which are offering parcels cf land 10
Washington investors. Tomorrow there
will be such a sale at Daniels Park, on
the electric railway between Washington
and Laurel Extra inducements are offer
ed. and the lots will be knocked down to
the highest bidder. the company offering
to transport prospective buyers to and
from the park and TO entertain them
while there.
A similar sale of residence lots in Laurel
viii come of Tuesday, when the Greater
Washington Realty Corporation win Offer
prospective purchasers in Washington
special opportunities TO obtain lots in that
growing Maryland town.
Was Formed in Louisville.
The Greater Washington Realty Cor
poration is a firm organized last March in
Louisville, Ky. Its members are T. c. II.
Vance. president; H S Irwin, treasurer,
and F. A. Vance, secretary. The COM
pany was formed and named several
weeks before the Greater Washington
boom began here. Mr. Irwin was a repre-
sentative from the Fifth district of Ken
lucky in the Fifty-seventh Congress.
While a resident here he became impress
ed with the advantages that Washing
ton offered in the way Of real estate op-
erations, and determined to organize a
company to carry out his plan He III
duced Mr. Vance and his son 70 join
him in the venture, and the firm is now
exploiting properties in Maryland, al Ber-
win. and Laurel as well as carrying on
other real estate transactions.
While building operations are not as
active as was the case three months ago.
there is much activity The buildings be-
gun are being carried on in this fine
autumn weather, ard while improvement
work in many cases is rapidly nearing
completion, much of the work. especially
on large buildings. will continue as long
as weather conditions permit during the
winter
A permit was issued yesterday to I. II.
PickfoTd for five two-story brick dwell
iugs at III to 10 street southeast, at
an estimated cost of 50 90. Mr. PicSford
also took out a permit for two-story
brick house at 10 Hickman street south
cast. TO cost s. 20 w. J. Simmons was
the architect Of all these houses
r. 3. Perry will build a twO-stOry brick
dwelling At 1900 East Capitol street, al
an estimated cost Of $500. Speiden &
Speidep were the architects
L. b. Sherman expects 10 erect a two
story brick house at 1896 Ross place, Al
a cost OF $500.
Terrell & Little. real estate agents, with
offices I'm the Colorado Building. will move
about November l, to u3 Fourteenth
street, to obtain the advantages Of hav-
ing an office on the ground flocr.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
FATHER GETS ANOTHER TRIAL.
Convicted of Failing to support His
Child and Fined.

a writ Of error was granted yesterday
by Chief Justice Shepard, Of the District
Court OF Appeals, to the Juvenile Court
on the application of John A Moss. jr.
convicted in the Juvenile branch NOvem-
Der Is for falling TO support a minor child
and sentenced 10 pay a fine Of 800. In
default Of payment to be committed TO
the wOTkhOuse for three months.
Judge De Lacy. Of the Juvenile Court.
is directed to submit all papers and rec
ords in the case TO The appellate court for
review. Moss attempted TO have the Dis
trict Supreme Court take the case away
from Judge De Lacy's jurisdiction before
trial by certiorari proceedings. Justice
Barnard however. after a hearing. quash-
ed the proceedings, and remanded the
case to Judge De Lacy's court. which,
the justice said, was the proper place for
the trial
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Assignments fer tomorrow:
Assignments Tor Monday. November s
No S. Richardson Is Cannon. Attorneys.
Thompson s Laskcy- Edmund Burke
No. III National Mechanics Bank Mund-
helm. Atorneys. Berry & Minor and J. +. Collins
WoE & Rosenberg.
No. 2. Harlan & H0lnsWorth Company Dis
trict of Columbia. Attorneys McCammon & Hay
dcn-E II. Thomas and H. T. Blair.
Nc. g. Wynk0op New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company et al Attorneys. Douglas &
Dpuglas-McC Camm0n & Hayden
No. S.. Cole District q Columbia Attorneys.
Gittngs s. Chamherlin-E. II. Thomas. Douglas d
Douglas. and J. J. Darlington.
No. l5. Foster IS International Boiler Improve
ment Company. Attorneys r. T. Pratt and L J.
Costiau-B. h. Dickey and John Rid0ut
No. AZ. Cumberland Brennan Construction
Company. Attorneys. Charles Linkns and ". e.
Clephane-H Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton.
No. g Won Dahlen ElKood- Attorneys, L. II
Thonss-Carton Fox
No. 80. Hutchinson vs. District Of Columbia
ATTORNEYS. J. D. Sullivan-E. II. Thomas.
No. Isl Balderston vs.. Wolf Attorneys. J.
Pcyscr. VI. J. Colbert. and H. Il. Moultou-R. l.
NOuiarrc-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rsndle Highlands-United States Realty Company
70 Lewis B. Lawrence, lot IS. square 56E $40.
Garfield-Wiam 4 Cant 10 Joseph H. Gauut
lot l67. SO
NinCtcenth and streets northwest-GeoTge G,
Campbell to Louise +. Trimmer half interst IN
lots 2, 10, Is, Il, and part lot H. square l2s SO
Langfion Psrk-Elmer Avery ct TX. TO Ira J. Baker
lot II and part lot 10. block o. SO
No. 6le-SsTsDth street southgest-John b. Bailey
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Want Road TO Build Retaining Wall.

In response TO "A request from Commis-
sioner Macfarland. Secretary Frank B.
Gilmore of the Southwest Citizens As
SOCiatiOn, yesterday submitted a report
concerning the conditions Of the southwest
section. Mr.. Gilmore in his report renews
the request that the Pennsylvania rail-
road be compelled to build the retaining
wall on Sixth street on the building line
il being alleged the wall now encroaches
ten feet over the line
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William r. Smith. jr- q Baltimore, and Rather
ine T.. Martin. l9. Rev. r. G.. Stetson.
John r Stone. a and Blanche L. Wood, l9
Rev Z. HcZ Sven.
VIII F. Haylsnd. Il Rochelle. Va. and Leila B.
Fleming 2l UnO Va. Rev J. r. Mclaughlin
Richard +. Moore. 2, and Ella NJ Burroughs. 3
Rev Z. h Larncr.
Robert Meier 81. and Elizabeth Meier s.. Bald
more. Nd. Rev W. 7. Thompson.
COLORED
Alfred Rcss. a. and Ella Warner. 3. Rev. Shell
ton Miller
Richard scott. n and Louise Richardson. ., both
of Arlington Va. Rev T. J. Mitchell
Charles Z. Willis p and Florence y. White, .
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Circuit Court No, 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for t0mcTrvw;
No ia Conrad vs.. Switzer. Attorneys. J. e.
Adkms-H- Prescott Galley.
No. l6. Ambrose rs. Potomac Electric PcyTer
Company Attorneys, c. II. AIerillst-J. J. Dar-
Ington.
Nos. 100 and li2 Bishop rs, Masters. Attorneys
+ L. Gics-W. q. Gardiner
No. 3. French Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, ". ]. Lambcrt-R, Ross Perry Son
and G.. Thomas Dunlop
No. - Tctten Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. Thompson & LAskey-Hamil-
ton. Colbert a Hamilton.
No 1s6- Warwick Glennan- Attorneys. J. A
Burkart-E l. Gies.
No. 3. BTainard rs. Albright. Attorneys. p. A.
Bowen. r.. and Gordon & Worthington
Hesld & Frailey,
No. a. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys Wilson & BSrksdale-Chapin Brown.
Nos lO6 and I07 Smith & Roy vs.. National Metro
politan Bank. AttnTneys Douglas & Douglas and
T. D. Blackistone-J. b. Larner and McKenney &
FlannCry.
No ia Grady Washington CasLisht Com
p2ny Attorneys. Douglas & Douglas-R Ross Perry
& Son and McHenney * F1aunery.
No E0iz. Gloria rs. Washington Southern Rail
way Company.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Nc
Comas, and Mr. justice Robb.
Patent appeals No. 3s5 20 go WickeTs ct al vs
Uphsm et al argument continued by J. II. Grif-
in for appellants. and By W. r. Rogers for ap-
pcllces.
No l6el. Parsons IS Little et al motion for
rehearing submitted By S. II. Ciesy. attorney for
appellant in support Of motion.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
LIBRARIAN ON HEALTH TRIP.
Bernard r.. Green VIII Leave soon
for California.

Bernard r. Green, superintendent Of the
Library Of Congress, and the architect for
several well-known buildings in this city.
VIII leave Washington I'm about two
weeks for California. where he hopes TO
recuperate his health. More than a month
ago Mr.. Green was forced to give up his
work at the library because Of his Illness.
His family VIII remain I'm Washington.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Equity Court No. i.

CHIEF JUSTICE CBABAJGH.
Cook sample: postponement Of election or
dered. Complainant's solicitors Ralston & Siddons
Thomas J.. Jones. and ". Calvin Chase; defend
ants solicitors. A. A. Birney and J. II. Stewart
Assignments for tomorrow:
No j. DurEett vs.. STANLEY. AttOfneys L. Z. VII
hanson. {. +. Emig
No 81. Boscnbaum vs.. Rosenbaum. Attorneys.
Vict0; II. Wallaee-W. s. DuYaIl.
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Equity Court No. 2,
JUSTICE GOULD.

Assignments for tomorrow:
No. 81. Bassett Bassett ct al Collsday.
Fulton-Davis
No. g. Proctor vs. Proctor ct al C. Darlington
jennings.
No. 81. Rathbone Rathbone PerTy-Frsilcy.
No g. Ovcrh0lt vs.. Matthews et al Lamar
Keigwin.
No. lG Aues vs.. Atkinson Ballard CO. D0ugiag
4 Douglas, Syme-R Ralst5n & Siddens
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Criminal Court No. 1.
Tr~GTTTE GTaEEnRn

United States rs Andrew Powell. robbery; motion
for new trial dled. Attorney ]. McD. Carrington.
United States IS. William J. Wilson. false pre-
tenses: bench warrant returned cepi. Attorneys
+ ]. Bernhard and W p Plumley
Assignments for tomorrow:
United States rs Henry Grant.
United States vs.. William c. Mercer.
United States rs James b. Kane.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignment for Tomorrow:
In re viii Of Josephine R. Shelley: on trial
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Ennifr Snitr

No. 267Zl. Matthew Shanklin ct al. vs. Isaai
Shanklin ct al appoint trustee to sell real estate
Complainsnts' solicitors Irving Williams and Foun
tain Peyt0n-
No. 2672- Annie 6. Fendall et al. vs. Walter A
Gait et al "a confirm contract Of sale. Com
nIainants. sollcitors. Gerge Francis Williams
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Bankruptcy Court.

Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re George T. Newton; adjudication and refer
encc TO Z. s. 41cCalmOnt ordered
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of George X. Fitch; exemplihed COPY Of
viii filed. with petition for probate
Estate Of Carrie l. Dubois; will dated June %
1904 and May g. 1906 filed, with petition for pro-
bate. Att0rney r. q. Dubois,
Inv Suits.
No 1885,. John r. Deunison vs.. City and SubuT
ban Railway Company and Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company; damages 5000. Plaintiff
attorneys. H. 5. Matthews and 7. \. Bower. jr.
Nc. 1853 Harry &. Holiday rs. Potomac Eec
trc Power Company: damages $1,000. Plaintiff
attorneys. Eugene A. Jones and George c. Shinn-
No. 1859. +. VI. Harrington J. William Nc
Kinley. appellant; appeal. Defendants attorney
T. L. Gies.
No. 1880. Atkinson and Ballard Company. sp
pelant, Joseph Iaber Johnson; appeal Plain
tif's attorney c. W. Darr
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
co TO CALIFORNIA
Trolley to Kensington

Via Rock Creek Bridges and Parks. the ZOO, Chew
Chase Circle and Lake Every visitor TO Washington
should these beautiful suburbs Cars eVe9y - i
utes from 18th ST and \. Y. Round trp tlckets
&c, at Fussel's. 1lZ7 n. I. ave. nos-u
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Big DEALS PENDING
SyndicateS Seek Suburban
Land for Subdivisions.
BROKER REVIEWS SITUATION

Likes Optimistic View of Expansion
of City in All DirectiOns-ProPert
About Seventh Street Transaction.
Company Organized in Louisville.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
DEATH RECORD.

Elizabeth Strobei 252 L ST. NV. 50 years
Sarah ] Kcsrney. 60 i 81. sv.. IS years.
Matilda Bradley i6l S. sw.. y years.
james II. Birch, 5l3 10th ST. sw-, II years
samuel A. Wilson. 22i Sth st. Sc. Il years.
Rcbccca Worth. Gov. Hosp for Insane. 66 years.
Mary T. Stewart. lDI Walter St Sc. s9 years.
James AmwoOd. l0T 18th ST. NV, IS years
James Reddick. Wash. Asylum Hospital % years.
Emma Williams 1913 Cedar ST. nv, IS years.
Elihu Jones. Freedmen's Hospital q years.
FlOssie Cobb. Freedmen's Hospital . years.
Ernest Towlcs, 80 Morton St, IS years.
GeueYicve MahOney. IS ] 81. sw, years.
The Country Goes Along.
An reckon we are with her-sink OF swim! So le
her roll.
An keep the sunlight stTeamin' through the win
dows q yer soul,
Fo she goes alorg. tell you-an' she's reachin
fer the goal
The country goes the gritty way to glory!
Atlanta Constitution.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
BAKERY.
M HOLZBEIERLETN'S
BARBER.

FAMOUS BREAD and CELEBRATED CAKES.
Most delicious and wholesome Leave your
order with your grocer to-day
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
Private stock Whisky, 75c a Quart.

Away above everything JAS d. DONNELLY.
l4th and SIS. nv. Wines and Luncheon Special;ies
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
BICYCLE sUNDRIEs AND REPAIRS.

MENDELL & CO., 172S 9TH St. NV.
Tires. sl.25 up: Pedals. 50c up; Bells. loc up
Full line Of Xmas Toys for the Children
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
DANDRUFF CURE.

]. N. Turner'S Scalpo Hair Tonic
Viii cure your dandruf Al Ieadmg drug stores
and barbrrA Price. Soc and 81. p o. box 2i6.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM.
McCRYSTAL'S CAFE,

1851 Fourteenth Nv. First-clsss Uptown Dining
Room Oysters Fish and Game. Delicious Coffee
with Rich Cream. Everything at Popular Prices
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
INVALIDS' SUPPLIES.

Manufacturers and importers ~ Hospital and lnTali-
Supplies Rubber Goods Orth0Uodic Appliances
Trussez. &c lady attendant. l59i 81 y "
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
FANCY GROCERIES.
GROCERs.

ls8 PLNNA. AVE. y W
SUPERB COFFEE WINES. AND LIQUORS.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

MME. GUISCHARD. 1865 STREET
La Grecque Ccr-ets have long been recognized as
the quiutCsscnce 0f style. All shaprs ana models.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25

Broadcloth Suits-silk hucd-frem 80 mp We ar
expert taii0Ts-a perfect Et guaranteed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-25
WASHINGTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY.
PICTURE FRAMES.
LOUIS J. KOHLMER

ManufQstunr Of Picture Frames ard TpboIsierrr
Oh Paintings and EnsTaFIngs restored Estimates
furnished. 1905 lft'. n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs Wilson Brooks and Master Wil- son Brooks, Jr., of Boston, Ga-s have re- turned home after a visit to Mrs. Brooks parents, MT. and Mrs. c. F.. Barnett.
 A number of young ladies from the Monteyallo college will spend the hol- idays in the city. Among them will be Misses Langrath, Miss Hattie Lou Half man, Miss McWhorter. These are pop ular college girlA and their friends await with pleasure their arrival
 Mrs Amelia Gilmer is much improved after a severe illness at her home on McDonough street.
 Mrs. J. Harry White, of Uniontown, is visiting her sister-in law. irs. Vic tor Fl. Hanson.
 Misses Kate Mac Leod and Flora Mac Lean, have gone to DeFuniaK SprIngs, Fla to attend the funeral of their cous- in, MT. Melville Mcdonald. They will
 ' * < g. r Mir and Mrs. Charles A. Pohn have moved into their new home, 510 South McDonough street. They have as their guest, Mrs. Reuben Herzfeld of Alexs anGer City.
 SE SS Se
 Miss Grote, teacher of the Monte- vaIlo college, who has been visiting her sis ter here, Mrs. Ellison, for a few days, has returned to Montevallo. % g $ Miss Ola Austin of Wetumpka was the guest of friends in the city yes terday, en route to Marion, where she attends school at the Judson. 9s g Ss Mrs. Frank l.. F. Avery is visit ing her parents and other relatives | in Enterprise. She is accompanied by | her little son, Warren. 3s $ Ss | Miss Mary Arlington and Miss Marion | Watts have returned from Enterprise where they have been visiting Mrs. | Richard Arlington. | 6 & $
 Mr and Mrs. Robert Lee, who have been spending several months with Mrs Halls Taylor, have returned to their ! home in Savannah. $ 9s $ l MT. and Mrs. W. J. Reynolds have gone to- Evergreen to spend today. l $ & Ss MT. and Mrs. W. D. Seed 0s TuSca- lOosa, spent day or two last week
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
ABBEvILLE ENTERTAINMENT.
Great Audience Pleased by Pupils of
 AwrfersEfmral EehmoI


 Great Audience Pleased by Pupils of
 Agricultural School.
 Abbeville, Dec. 1.--(Special )--The entertainment held at the Auditorium last night under the auspices of Mrs Espy and Mrs Holleye of the Depart ments of Expression and Music of the South Alabama Agricultural School, was a decided success.
 The large audience was greatly in- terested from the beginning to the end of the exercises. Both the pupils and teachers deserve great credit for the success of the entertainment.
 Thanksgiving Day passed of very quietly here. The merchants closed most of the citizens. after attending the service at the church spent the day at home with their families.
 Collections are poorer in this section than they have been in the past several years. However, In nearly every in- stance those who cannot pay this fall have made arrangements to extend theiI papers another year.
 Miss Mary Bradley, who Is attending the Alabama Brenau at Eufaula, came home wednesday to spend Thanksgiv- ing with her parents.
 Mrs. A. Hood who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Holman at Ozark returned home Wednesday.
 Miss Fannie Thompson of Union Springs Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M Espy.
 Miss Ida Holley has gone to Mobile in order to be present at the mar riage of Miss Cox and Dr. Taylor.
 MT. J. c. Espy of Dothan came Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02

in Montgomery. MT. Seed is State Treasurer-elect. and 1t will be gratify- ing to their friends here to learn that they will make Montgomery their home during his term of ofKice.
 The friends of Mir. H. L. Golson, who has been critically i'll. will be glad to learn that he is rapidly improving. Mrs. Browder Finn has returned from Birmingham, where she has been the guest of friends.
 6 S %
 Miss Mary Greene has returned home from visit to friends In Birmingham. Miss Florence Dawson of Birming- ham. will arrive toworrow and be the guest of Miss Annie Lou Chiffon.
 A % Se
 Among the out-of-town guests of the Beauvoir reception on Friday eve ming were Miss DuBose of Selma Miss Hays of Louisville, Miss Sophia Wal them of Louisville, Miss Bessie Rogers of Letohatchie, Miss Lillian Barrett of Newport Mrs. John Carter of Birm- ingham, Mrs. Sadie Webb deCampie of Demopoliss .Mr. eGorge Yundt or Atlanta. Mir. McPherson or Columnus. ard Mir. ' Sidney Frazer of Union Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. Harris left last night for Birmingham where they will in future reside
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dexter of Biz mingham are spending some time with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. h. F.. Dexter. MT. Charles Dexter IS recov- ering from his recent severe Illness
 sA
 Mrs Charles W. Hawthorne has Ge turned to her home in Richmond, Va. after delightful visit to relatives here.
 Miss Carrie Brown Joseph and Mss Babb Crenshaw spent Thanksgiving with Miss Sue Cochran at her home nsar Mathews Station.
 g g q
 Miss Lucia R. Mcqueen is now re- siding in the Y. W. C.. A. Nome.
 Mrs. F. M. Mcqueen has gone for an extended visit to her daughters, Mrs. R. W. Long of Jasper and Mrs. N. c. Fuller of Centerville. % g S
 The friends of Mrs. Towndsen will regret to learn of her serious illness at her home, 510 Jefferson street.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. A. Stephens and three children win leave today for Tegas where they will make theiT home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
REEarxN-CAMPRELI
IMPORTANT NOTICES.

 NOTICE CRADLE OF CON-
 FEDERACY CHAPTER. The Cradle of the Confederacy Chap ter will meet with Mrs. W. l.. Brook at her home, 313 Mildred street on Wednesday at 3:30 o'clock. A full att tendance is requested as election Of officers will take place.
 Mrs Harris Gunter,
 Vice-President. Miss Gabriel Watts.
 Secretary.
 NOTICE. MOTHERS UNION. The Mothers Union will meet Thurs day afternoon at S:30 o'clock with Mrs Frank Young at her home. 52s Clay .on street. when Mrs. A. T Goodwin VII sae a paper on Home Helpers" Mrs. w. J. Chambers. President. Mrs E. Gladden.. Secretary. NOTICE, WORKING wOMAN's
 HOME ASSOCIATION. The December meeting of the Work ing Woman's Home Association will be held Tuesday afternoon, at S:Ss Mrs. T. W. Hannon. President Mrs Charles L. Campbell, Secretary
 % & g NOTICE, SOPHIE BTBB CHATTER. The regular monthly meeting of the Sophie Bibb Chapter. U. D. C., will be Eeld at the home of the President, at S:s0 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon Bus iress of importance to come before the meeting and all members are urged to attend.
 Mrs. Blob Gr9ves, President. Mrs E. Nj. Gravas, Secretary.
 E E $
 DIXIE CHAPTER, U. Ds c, The members of Dixie Chapter. U. D. C., are requested to meet on Monday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock at the home of Mrs. T. M Arlington on Church Street. Mrs. Thos. owen, Secy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
DEATH or MISS COLEMAN.
ss.els-Knovvn Woman Dies at Home oi
 NeuFreWg.

Miss Martha Coleman, oldest surviv- lnK child of the late Judge Daniel Coleman of Athens, Ala, died suddenly last night at the home of her nephew, Dr. charles Coleman Thach at Auburn. message announcing her death reached her brother. Frank Coleman or the United States Land Ohice, Mont Komery. before he could reach Auburn.
 Miss Coleman was an accomplished woman. q rare musician and of high literary attainments. She was q sister of the late Daniel Coleman, a we'll known lawyer of Huntsville.
 Frank Coleman has gone to Auburn, where the funeral will take place at 10 a. rn Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
NEWS M BRIEF

The Fire Department was summon ed twice yesterday on false alarms. Yes terday morning the departI..ent was called to 115 whitman street. At 5:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon the depart mont was summoned to 2eS South My- Dcnough stras-, wh-''e d burning ch:,n- ney had caused .:n ala. m
 The Peek Beverage Company, of Bir- mihgham, yesterday filed A certificate with the Secretary of State, of the change in name of the corporation to The Rye-Ola Company. The capital stock of the concern has been increased from $2,0O0 to $2,500.
 Governor Jelks yesterday made the following appointments to minor State offices:
 Notaries public-E. D. sampey, Co., hassett, Conecuh County; Carl H. Seals, Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
atnt. nf slern nnaa .

san Salvador, Dec. 1.--The state oi siege in the Republic of Salvador which was proclaimed at the time oi the discovery of the plot against tho rovtrnment. September II, ended to- day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-02
A CHANGE WANTED.

To Put an Advertisement Into Every
 Montgomery Home.
 The best advertising it :s possible to circulate is good work. Those for whom Holt's Dye Works once clean, press or make clothes become regular customers. They want an opportunity to give a good advertisement to every man. woman and child in Montgomery. @ adY