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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27
Gates Locked and Barred.
MYSTERY DEEPENS
Not Slightest Clue as to Whereabouts
of Bullock

The Bullock mystery still stubbornly
resists all efforts at solution. official and
unofIlcial. All the additional information
concerning the missing man that has
come TO light since the publication OF the
meager facts In Thursdays paper may
be represented by the mathematical char
acter zero
All Resources Exhausted.
To the police 1t seems that every re-
source known 10 official investigation has
been applied 10 this strange case; that
every rule OF procedure. every device of
discovery every plan OF tracing the lost
or hidden, every means or method by
which man Is usually able to tear aside
the curtain which hides the truth has
been exhausted. and that there's nothing
now to do but wait.
But while they wait the mystery
deepens and the chances for its solution
becomes more and more remote. To be
sure John Brown. the persistent. the de-
termined. the indefatiGable John Brown.
as he has several times declared. until
he finds some trace OF his friend Jim
Bullock, dead or alive.
Catching at Straws.
BY reason of the poverty Of facts In the
case the slightest suggestions are snatched
up and followed TO their uttermost pos
sibilities. II a toothpick were picked up
which II was known positively that Bull
lock had dropped his ramblIngs every
stone IN Salt Lake would be overturned
In an effort TO discover where he had
originally obtained II.
Another Appearance Reported.
Thus, il has transDired within the last
twentyfour hours that on Thursday last
the day following that on which he was
supposed to have thrown himself into the
Jordan river, he called at tho house of
Mrs. Harmon on Camp Lane half a mile
from the spot where the hat bearing the
penGiied message, Il am Bullock-f am
dead" WAS picked up. and asked for a
drink of water This fact ls all but abso,
lutely immaterial, for 1T was known on
Monday last that Bullock had been seen
by number or Shor: Line shop men on
that same Thursday, many miles from the
river
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Papering, Painting Etc

" faPerlng, Painting, Etc.
Slfne OF all the newest frame
Lust In. Latest machines for
rs and frames. We are now
do the finest class of work
lines, Chas. H. Bodel. 1886
South st
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Will Give q Tea.

|Sl OF tho First Baptist church
tea Friday afternoon. April
Fbla y2me OF Mrs. w. C. Hall SIS
|: an ngrcmple.
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Kodak Finishing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, Main and
5rd So. The best or your money back.
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,,RN PACIFIC WORK.

q Paralleling Tracks Of S.
W p. in Nevada.
srn Pacific forces are now
hBed paralleling the Southern
..~~ss along the Humboldt and on
Is of Decth. Hallack. Elko,
.fsade and Battle Mountain.
1hcific towns. A tunnel Is be-
.1Yugh the hills below Palisa de,
V',hc one OF the Southern Pa
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CITIZENS FUND,
Relief Committee Reports the Sum of
S26, 5OS55

The ctizens' California relief committee re-
port that up to noon Thursday the subgcrtp-
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TRIBUNE FUND.
Sum Contributed Now Reaches the
Total Of S3563. so.

The Triounc's California relief fund wns on
Thursday increased by subscriptions to the
extent OF SO. which added to S36s5 So the
amount previously reported. brings up tho to-
tai TO S2Se5.S0. Thursday subscriptions were is
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Shipment From Bingham.

The citizens committee also was I'm re-
ceipt of almost n carload of clothing and
provisions shipped In by the Mayor of
Bingham Junction and his relief commit
tee. These contributions as well as others
of the kind. are being distributed now
daily among arriving refugees here and
they are greatly appreciated by the
rcCinieDrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-27

50 Bronze Clock $3.50 this week I. Y
L. Furniture Removal Sale.
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Employ Hundreds.

n reported that the shops will
1neighborhood Of 81 900, 90 and
-7ment will be furnished to
machinists and laborers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
MIXED FIGHT
RALEIGH I Il 4.
$500 ~ ----s
Temp france r People . on i. y Both B 9th
Sides 81: q SILiquo / 5s8
ection. s5jss 3 .| Ne
III U0R3 N EN- FoR Dl IS! {: 4 81
SManda Janus Proce edings Is Com n
3} pei Aldernllen E; a Ord q rs
Election. u.
LIQUOR MEN For Dl sPENsA Y

Especial 5by southern Bel Telephone.

$3sl 5 Special by sout heEn Bell Telephone y
RALEIGH, n. q. August rs p. .- "a pro-
ceeding Il gainst the Raleigh Board Of
Aldermen was begun here this a ternoon
for a Inandamus to be issued compelling
the Aldermenato order an 81 ction on the
question Of dispensary and y prohi btion
IN accord dance with the petition presented
by Rev. s.. j. Belts which was a. the
time turned down by the Board of Alder
men on the grou nd that there was mo
provision In the is or u Ward acts
FOR an election to be called to vote on
prohibition In this State. 8 FL RI III XII 5SSs
aS The complaint as fiied has no founda-
stion In law. Counsel for Rev. Belts and
his associates 4 are w. "a. Montgomery,
fsthe Supreme Court, and j. G, u. TIar-
sris. The petition Is to be heard IN Smith
field on September 10th by Judge Webb.
This Is q fight in which the remarkable
conditions exist that the element Of cltt-
zcnship which led this off for the present
Sdispensary as "a stepping. tone to prohi-
billion is opposing The prohi tion election
at tbs time. and the fight for the elec-
ton is backed by the city admin lstrat ton
and will be supported by the saloon ele-
ment as well as o faction+of the regular
temperance people. ts # III Al IS n 8
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THE BOOK HEAR':Il;Nl,G 6,
Corporation G Commission Viii
Meet in High Point,
IN ,rho Times-Dlsnntch

X it4t5 Especial to Tho sIl mes ulanAtc n.l n
z RALEIGFI N. c.. August Pic Contrary
to the general expectation, the hearing
Of book publishers by the text commits
sion on books. offered for adoption IN
the public schools. was concluded to-day
at noon, W. The commission Will begin
executive sessions Monday for the Us
scusslon OF merits OF tho books. II Is
not known just when the adoption VIII
take place. The adoption involves son1e7
thing like five million dollars a year.
The North Carolina Corporation Cons
mission announces that a session OF the
commission viii ba held in High Point
to hear furniture manu- facturers and all
road authorities on the question of the
furniture car famine which is declared
by the manufacturers to be Imminent, "A
telegram received last evening by the
commission from President +, A, rate,
of the Furniture Manufacturers Assoeia-
ton, declared that the situation Is now
worse than 1t was IA year ago, when. g
similar course was taken by the com-
mission, With the result that the short.
age was overcome by the railroad cons
8pany by special EFFORT at the instance I,
Of the commas slon, Nh ii Y
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Halifax Affairs.
J (spec!al rs The Vines, plspAtoh:

Especial ID The 7 lines ID spatch.) ..
Il scoTTsBURG. q " Al, & a august %. The
Roanoke District High School, located
. /. scottsburg. has q most promising out
look for an exec lent session during the me
coming year 81 "a ij5 Etsi
/. Z Professor C. w Owen, g 81 Tennessee.
who is q graduates of Richmond College.
la the principal and ne VIII have y an nle
corps of assistants, all Of whom have
had many years OF experience In the
work. is Nv III 81 NJ. ~ 4Bl Il ~ Il 81
Nearly, all the young people OF OUR town
are at prake's Branch to-day wi messing
4 contest. game OF ba seball which Is the
5tlAlrd contest between the boys Of the
two towns. Scottsburg having been suo-
cossful in the two previous games. u Il
The tobacco ma rket has \ opened here
and farmers are bringing In their leaf
daily. y NJ X II, ~ q ss !, D
market ms the buyer for the American
Tobacco Company. ss'.t Mr., # Isoyelace y
thoroughly business and will handle 4: q
large amount Of tobacco during the COM !
Ing year. In XII IL 81 IA 4 Fl N
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TRINITY COLLEGE.
Mayor Orders Down Objection
.s .F53S $ able Sipns III NJ sgsisi u

Il Especial to The Times Dlzpn teh. s /. s{tS
DURHAM, 55 NJ CT August Trinity
college will open September 18th. onet
week later than last year. a number Of
changes are being made In the Duke
building that would add very materially
to the comfort and convenie nce of the
students. g The indicat ions are that the
attendance from other States s. Will 4 ex--
coed that&of other years. n 9! ", s5
q Mayor Graham has given strict orders
that no billboard advertising Smatter lof!!
IN Indecent mature shall be posted under
eaVyFpenalty. Notice was served on the
local manager Of the 3 prton Bill sting,
Company, Of Richmond, Va, yesterda y.5
and also a notice was given him to de-
atroy all q Objectionable y signs that are
posted around the city,
& Mr., ]. Riley, a prominent tobacconist
OF this city, came near being Instantly
killed this morning by falling through an
elevator hole, AZ the result Of the Sc
we're fall, which was several stories; he
is badly a bruised 81 and Z his A left leg Is
broken. Mr.. Riley vas unconscious for for
some time, 81 TN ~ yjf F.tSt HI .e n ti
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CITIZENS Presented
For PLAYING CARDS ! 4 \ ]. J.
Attachments Against Sellers
S9i. Of Raiload
Ties. #
Sellers
fsneclal 70 The Times pisp,iatt tch.)

(special TO The II Ines Dispat ch.) III
/! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES , " August i25. ----
IA sensation was created at Tappah hail
mock this week at the regular torn OF
Essex County Circuit Court when the
grand jury brought In nulnbers of pre-
sentiments Involving some OF the most
prominent citizens Of r ppa hammock for
playing cards in public places II ls
stated. hawever, that the games were
entirely OF a social nature,
e Mr.. ] " w, Masters, Of this city has
Instituted nm attachmN,n lIult tho
Circuit Court OF RI Stafford county for
81, $40 against Fl, \, Girard 5of Washing
ton, for rallway ties Attachments have
also been issued In the Corporation Court
!of "A Alexandria against Glrard by parties
who sold him ties. and one for s 900 by
RI. IS. Matthews Of Culpepe per co unty. a
The holiness camp,meeting in spotsylr
tEvania county has como to a elo se, after
a successful meeting extending through
ten days, which was largely attended
from washington, Alexandria. and this
city, li.s s5 "a sfA Eli :. 3,s
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I s u Il i. A'Y s cHooL
Mr. Marchant, Of Char esv'ille,
81 Chosen Superintendent
I1sin,ncialI N rhe ,rlLmIleua- Dlana tch.l

(Specialt 10 The Tlmes- Dispa tch.) 55t{
as BCOTTSVILLE.f v "A. August 20 The
SAlbemarle Sunday School Convention, held
Sin8 the Episcopal Church here. closed
Friday aftcrnoorl, after two days 5of ear :!
nest work. Prof lessor Stone, of the q MI u.
!yersity Of ~ lrginihps YVES cted chairman
sofathe conventions and Mr.. arc nan t. q
Charlottesville, presid dent. IN M Marchant
was also chosen county superintend ent q
Sunday schools. "a
After the report of secretar ys and treas g
llircr and reports Of schools were given
Inv on Thursday, DR.. Bruce r. Payne, OF
the University Of ~ lnia made 9 splen1-
did address on IT he Sunday School ssu Il
snerlntendcnt-- Tho Kind of Man and How
lis Oct II N. q Rev.s J . w. Bled soc, d. p,
delivered the beautiful memorial to- Cap
tain ynwter. MIMI J! otler friend Of Cap
told touching stories of his
sllfeEamong them being Pro lessor Stone,
Those who heard r ey.5 " !. 4 IIat cher,
DE-. I, on Thursday evening We're cha med
With HIS 4eloqu ence. Hi sub 1ect a was
1.-THE Broken Stair a. 4.
5sS..The Cultivation OF ", N N ss!or,ary
SSpiritgn the. Sunday School II occupie led the
remainder OF the afternoon Friday. a
most Instructive talk was given on this
subject by the r ev. a. " "A. s Hodge, fol-
lowed by tho 4Rev..sI I. 3, Lee, Who spoke
rapidly but most eloqu ion lyi and touch
Ringly, OF missions. IA Mr.. Lee Is In a posi-
ton to look At the question from both
Sides his son, having Just gone out as
= foreign MI slonary. n DR. r, X Flan-
I n M gan was the third speak er.
God BaB with Y GU. y I'LL We Meet
Again. was sung at Y the close. iI5
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] . D rally
IN |NAT0ACA !.
.Petersburg's New National Bank.
Building ~ Have e Fine
III Apartments. 8i
THE AMUSEMENT i ! i 1 q SEASON E: s !.
The Ten Councils 81 8 the 't Junior
81 Order ofs Mechanics n, II B . u
.i.5s.l Virginia. .3s8
Il AM 4 ! 4! 4 {: Y SEASON

Especial Is rhs Times. 81 srateh.,
S$PETBRsBURG,,4IiV Al, August Is. The
Rosebud Society Of y hfatoaca Methodist
Church will hold rally services Sunday
Afternoon, and an interesting program
has been prepared Il for the occasion. At
sr,iKhtlF q service Will bs held II, the -S
terestS 81 edtioa ton. and addresses will
~ delivered by a number Of gent ernen.
Esg .Ehe condition Of Mr.. Samuel =. Gillian
$4reasurer Of q Dlnwiddieg county :, who has
been at the Virginia Hot Springs seeking
health for some tins. Is reported az it1,--SS
$'' The Il en-. national bank building now APP
preaching compile Ion Will have on its
second floor five suites OF elega mt double
Sof7ices, ali OF VIII ioh have been engaged. #
ID II q Young Men' ! Christian Association
Building. now owned by the Appomattoxs
Trust b Company, Is \ having e S$:gT ppcri
floors converted into OFFICES, ~ Of which,
there will 90 twenty five or thirty The
auditorium hall OF the building will By,
improved "a and ~ re tanned for amusement
and concert purpos %. Thu nav Mollwaine
building has three floors q Noes, all al
s$s s The amusement season will open h In
Petersburg On September Il There will
be 4 many attractions during the season
and the management promises the best
Theatrical year IN our q hlstory
l5 The ten leading council OF the Junior
I Order st Mechanics, an order. VIII tch IS
growing In the n timber Of }coun-A
ellis and membership In irgina, are
named as follows, tho membership being
corrected according to the June returns:5
Liberty Council u N 9. 1s.. & swan sboro, 4sa
members; y Parksleys Council. Mo- IL
SParksley, 42s me mbers ( Pa rick Henry.
Council, q No. Il 2, @R richmond \. $50 me nbers
TideWat ar Council rs Nos &c, Berkle 36s
members: IN Chincotsa que Council \, No. 311ee,
Chinco league, 84s n members Y: r: IN d. Lee
Council, No. II h r chmonda 3O6s Members:
Rescue Council, No. 1,s$s r lcllmon "A 2SS3
members "a. w. Glinn Council tGS No. b
!; Richmond; 255 members : Aurora e ouncil,s
Nos 49, Richmond. I 254 me i1gbers ~ n eHs
South Council, Noa Manchester, g: 81
members. ssi gS j s3s5
The Order IS strong III Pet srsburs. al 81
8ls also Il Is Auxiliary, the Daugh ters OF
Liberty, but. the Council s above & named
bear banners & the largest
31nembersh lp
ere' RswTS ili he II Primal celebration q
Labor Sd ay III III u & city Sbe yond Its OBJ
gservan ca us q hold ays j t Is und erstoodd
that marry OF the y rnemers OF the labor
unions will visit RI chmond and q n lk
to join In the exercises In those clties.s5
Judge ana Yrs. J. ~. NJ III len LET to-
day for the Valley pf 70 spend
several weeks. II he SsJ ud geS VIII return
Sin$ti1ne to hold Y the b Sep tember term Of
the Hastings Court, for WI ich$ g number
+ Of cases have - cen ochete ted. }s
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JUDGE HARVEY TAKES ] | ] S
T III !. Oath ||.| / OFFICE:
yImpromptu Speeches and z! y } cere-!.
monies in the Clerks "
Office
I 7fsneclal q The Times- Diepat on,

STUART Az, Az gust Is q. AT 7-A o' clock
this afternoon. Ice Harvey Y took olEs
the oath Of Office AZ Judge 81 the Seventh nth
judicial Circuit Of Virginia. The oath
was administered ny 9; h 4. Taylor clerk (
Sof Patrick Circuit Court In the presence
of Quito number of riend of the new y ],
Judge short talks were m ado 4 by 4. +
4 torneys 81. SA. T thompson and RI =. " ool-
wine. and by the Clerk and Deputy Col t',
tSlector. aff y, y
i, Mr. Taylor, the clerk, & presented tho
\ Bible on which the ts y udges took III the
oath az Office to the little three year-oldd
daughter OF the Judge, ..}i s Is
j Il response to the tel ks, q Jul sc Harvey
made an approx speech. y u Whlc =
Ahe * pressed his u gratitude for The gem
erous support of8 his friends and his deep lt
apprcciat lon Of the resp possibility resting
upon him IN his new, posi- tion. 5l
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Johnnie Trarnping Again.

" Johnnie Noonan,S the small boy from
Char eston \ NJ 8. o., q who hoboed his way
intosthis city about two months q So ana
was aterSretuyned TO his home, has run
away again, according to ~ letter re-
celyed by Col mol Imam Harry Huber from
his mothers 4 NJ RS, r, Noonan. vest raay
morning letter SKIS that '8l looRop'
/ be kept for the boy i. e \. !,
Johnnie appeared In THIS city
last time he was Eyanked up before - Us
Stice crutchfleld,3 where he told q lot .ot
clever stories about trylng to reach ! ne J,
homa in Baltimore. etc. Through q. .tn y,
efforts OF Mr.. Huber The, boy was turne 20,
oyerSto the care OF Mr.. Pat Nc Donough
until his father came after MIN!
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CORNERSTONE / Lll I
II .s!CI0.Ti'I.s 5 |:
ssenato Thonaas5s s. Martin Speaks
With Hearty Good
Cheer.
$50 eclal Ia rho 7 ines Dlapat chi


sCoTTSY1LLE,! v &, e August q, = sem
#atorY Thomas s. NJ rtin was the principal
speaker at the laying Of the corner
stone Of II he new high school here! Fri
day afternoon sgSS III gs:
.s Surrounded by relatives and the friends
s OF boy hood and aturers years. he made a
speech full Of hearty 5000 -will OF prais os
for. the public schoo u system ana Of the
great good Of education In ] genera, He
spoke OF the Influence exerted by General
~ r. CO Hill In the isla ture In for
tho passage OF The bill to- esta bltsh free
schoo IT, S w n I'm INA
The exercises We're conducted by Hcotts-s
vile Lodg OF Masons, there being forty
members present. M "a.
a box placed In q receptacle In the. stone
contained co 1!es Of the local pa ers. the
names OF the school comm toner's. board
and trustees. coins and Their meme ntoes.s
N The Gro Wd In at tendance was large. 4ln-s
Guiding the N members & Of the AtbemarleS
/, Sunday School y Convent ton, N VIII lchs had
just closed ter two days session. III
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O|lTANK-sHIPIs
STUCK THE [: WAYS y
Effort 70 Launch! at Newport
News Proves 5's5
Failure.
n, !, ~, lto rhe Irlme., pIspatch,)

Il ~ So tspecal TO The Timer I,l spateh,l ~
NEWPORT. !. News 2, :, ~, Auxust o.
~. 8. porter, which, started Off the ways
AZ the local shipyard this morning at
51l:4o, Isl still stuck fast at the edge u Of
tho water tonight. Every aifort to float
the vessel has been In vain up to this
time, but General Manager Post states
that II viii be gotten ofti without dam
age, @ f-ss q a 81.
X Little Miss laqulllAe RlckfoId q, a laughter
Or X, Z az Dickfnrd. nhilstensfl the Porter
when the ship started down the Ways
The yard WAS not closed d ~ wn, 'and Only
a few Invited g,i6sts vi tnessed the launch,
The Porter ls Of 800 tonnage, and ssssS
feet long. I, K "a u Y Z.
she "a Ia I'd be Used In the Pacific coast
on trade. 1T is said that the melting
OF the lallow In the waI,a ca USED NE
shin to stick. f &,
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Watch This Column Daily

for a NEW TEsYIM oNIAL as to the
wonderful uREs efreoted by v n HE
MEcKLEN Ha M Ne RAJ WATERS,
Chase cltygiya 5s'8.
Z Others tell what their waters arei we
show what ours do. These are no FAM
clEs. These are F ACTS. Let those. who
we're cured speak for themselves.
LISTEN;
pr Strong, Il a well known oculist Of
d Ia using the Chloride Calcium Watsr
assans antiseptic wash, and 1t " also USED
III the saint Vincent Hospital of that
ri tv Zoe IN "A IA NJ
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go SECRET M ARRIAGE
Young People Keep l't From From
s8s8s Theirrs Friends Eight Months n

~ ~ u. (Specdal To The Times Dtsoa1 ch.) f
u DANfT1LLDS Az rust 25.- -7l ne II an
3nounceme It was made o-dayS OF the mar
rage on, j January Isl. a t Pelham, n & O.,
( Of Miss Zellle Phillips. daug ter OF " ",
p Phillips. and W. d. Turner, g prom
finent young bushes ma n. Only half
3 dozen people were in the secret. which
was assduously kept. Il,
Z The; young couple will make their home
} in'ithis city. is III a.
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.SouthernersEI II New England.

1lpeoIAl TO Tho Tlnsea- DIdl1AtcH I711
BOSTO IN M AS S.. y "A gust Is. $50 utherni
arrivals at New England resorts include,
tho following n Bret tonWoods, N. HI Mrs,
". III. Dooley, Richmond, u at the Mount
S1Yashingtonf Cllft Island, Me-. ]. u.
Cox, Richmond {; Miss Anne Granger
Richmond. Former at Ridge House; the
Summit, Mt, Washington, N. Il HI. MIS-
r. O., Quinn, Mrs, JAMIE Quinn, Mrs. AZ
IL nderson, Lynchburg 1T "a RI fS
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y CIRCUS AT SBLUEFIELD. a
So Much Passen ger 7 rattle That
Freights Were Annulled III,

III 999 Special 10 The Timer d spat oh. M.
BLUEFIELD wv y. August 25.--J ohn
Robinson's Circus uxhlblted here Eto,day;
and broke the re cord. Blueneld "a popl,-
flatlon OF IL. 900 was present, besides ~, 900
Visitors The show gave two perform
ances this tternoon and one tonight 70
II. 900 people, &asj Y q IA
Railroad freight traffic was annulled.
owing to- spenial trains brlnglng people
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To Make Room, Books Must Go,

To Make Room, Books Wust 8Go,I
sThings will be full UP at the Central
Young MEMS Christian Association TINS
season. A In fact, the executive force y
scrambllng around to- make additional
room, ana are using eyery bit Of ayatlabl
space, During the Iast fifty years Of
the associatIon's existence q large NUM-
her az books and mas zines have acccur
(, m,,,lated. These NJ the committee have
decided I'd sell, including a. number y o
ole law books, a large number OF govern
mont publications, including wa boz,
census, House and Senate records, ana
I many many MAJ azlpes dat! Ing back even foFsy
,yeara, ..s- 3s. IS M e sss ~
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Barton Heights Music.

& Z Three very fine selections VIII pc s ny
ny the Young Peoples Quartette to,nlght
]. at the Met hodist Church TINS WIN tpe y
the last night that they VIII SIM 4. I,
bc rendered s.Te peum'' (festiyal) in
Sc flat, Dudley Buck; Send out my
Light" Charles Gounod Lead, Kindly
Light" John. y, Dykes,
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.Richmonders in New York,

NEW YORK August Fifth Ave- e,
nue. r. ii. Green. ] !. II. Green, Mrs, ~ y,
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