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The Washington times., 1907-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

! Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Wells L. Andrews ct ux. to Elmira J
/ Wilkinson, lot 259, block 4: SO,
Alley, between Thirteenth and Four.
/ tenth, l. and NJ streets northwest
! George y. Mcdonald TO Courtenayc "
Clarkson. part original lot "A. square
pa; $40
I street southeast, between Tenth and
Eleventh strcets-Edwa l.. Wright
ct uN. 20 August G. Hermann. part lot
3. square ga; $40.
j2l Eighth street nOrtheast-CharIes
d. Fowler ct uN. 20 Maud NJ. Anderson.
lot SO. square 914: $40.
Bclair Heights-James 4. Hayden ct
uN. TO henry w. Hayden. lots 50 and 81.
lock .: $40.
Oak Vicw-Same to same. lots ana
10, block 4. $40
Third street northwest. between l. and
VI streetS-Mary Cassidy ct vir, Charles
+, TO George c. Knight, part lot .,
square 500: SO
Randle IIighlands-Cnit States Real
" Company TO Samuel NJ Dixon lots
p and -, block 70; so.
221 Eleventh street southcast-Williaru
X. Miller ct uN. TO Mary Sullivan, pan
lots - and %. square e73: $40.
5-5 ID street SOutheaSt-H Ruzier Du-
lany, trustee. ct al. To Maudc V and
Jacob II. Heilinger, part original lot II,
square 793; $3.50
321 ID street southeast Same to David
Y. and Ellie b. Shaver, part original lot
II, square 793: $500
Barry Earm-Mary Winrow ct al TO
William II. Cnderdue part lot -, sec
Central Hcights-Clara \. Mansfield
&c James Barry. lot II. block g. $50.
Addition of Congress HCights-Stuart
\; Rollins 10 Joseph +. and Emma J.
Tice, lot 9. block T. SO.
blb street northWcst-RObert d
Weston ct uN- 10 Arthur L. Martin. lot
10. square 40, SO
l25 and 70 Four-aud-a-haIf street
southwest-GeCrge Joseph et TX TO
walton y, $500
Alley between Second and Third. +
and g streets nOrtheaSt-Samuel II.
walker ct uN-, To Daniel g. Leahy lots
loo. Is. l31. square 153. SO.
lngleside-k ennedy K Davis Com
$40.
Dobbins Addtion-McIvin II. Herman
ct al. 10 Maurice X. and Ethel J. Peck
lot l01. square Il. SO
Ivy City-John II Paynter et ux. 10
Catnarine A. Beckett. lots Is and l6.
Second and p streets southwest
Dennis +. Conroy ct ux. 10 John NJ
COnroy. original lot g. square so. $40
'f Thirteenth street nOrthwcst-LilIie
T. Elliott to Eldriuge +. Jordan. lot 81.
square -. SO
50 X street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Donath
ana Lew Maggie. trustees. TO Andrew Nc
Garraghy and James W DOGGY. trus-
tees. lot q. square go. $40
20 Third street sOuthWest-Henry
Lewis 10 Julius W. Ross lot Is. square
So. 80.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY

TICKET Omce, 1871 Eenna- Ave
NOTICE-These arrivals and departures as
well as time and connections with other com
panies. are given only as Information. and
ere not guaranteed.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Co
lumbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. 81 Angus
tine, Tampa. Atlanta. Birmingham. Memphis
Mobile. Pensa cola. and New Orleans.
10. so A. II. DA1LY-SeabOard Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Jacksonville
Fla, also through parlor car Washington to
Pinehurst. y. G. Dining Cars
SIS y. NJ DAILN-SeabOard Florida Lin
ited. Solid El-ctric-lighted Pullman train to
Camden. Columbia. savannah JacksonviIla
and St Augustine Dining Cars
7;2J +. II. DAILN-Seaboard Express SOLID
train with Pullman sleepers u Jacksonvllle
and Tampa. Through sleeper 70 ATLANTA
b rmingham. and Memphis. Daily except
81 nday, through sleeper 10 Pinehurst y c
Dining Cars
II. H. sTANsELL. District Pass. AEt
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PUBLIC HEARING
GRANTED LOAN MEN

In view OF the fact that amendments
nave been suggested by thosa interested.
the Commissioners have decided to hold
a public meeting on tie merits OF the
proposed legislation as embodied =. a
draft OF a bill recently sent to Congress
10 place building and loan associations
under the direct supervision Of the
Comptroller of the Currency similar to
the. regulations OF the law governing
national banking institutions.
Commissioner Mcfarland saws that no
IS anxious to hear the merits OF the
proposed amendments from the building
and loan association men. and will favor
their view, provided they do not impair
The oil in its present form. The date
of the hearing has not been fixed but
VIII be held at an early d.y The bill
viii be sent to the Sixtieth Congress
for early consideration.
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KNOTT RESIDENCE SOLD
TO HELEN L. BURNETT

Helen L. Burnett has purchased the
three-story Colonial residence, 272I Thir-
teenth street. Columbia Heights, from
George =. Knott The purchase price
j understood to have been about so, 600.
This house is one Of row OF five built
by Harry Wardman. and which was re-
Gently pictured in this paper as an ex-
ccllcnt specimen of that type OF aTChi-
lecture when adapted 10 houses in a
row.
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THREE CHEERS FOR PAwNEE BILL

Maj. Gordon w. Lille. otherwise known
as "Pawnec Bill" refused To- fuI6U a
contract 10 deliver seven bull bisons 10
Mexican senior when he learned that
they were to be used IN the arena. He
pr0poses 70 contest the lawsuit
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OarIbOrCadtja BIeaUeim
Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-F0lOwlHg schedule 81 cures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
= -0J A. G--Leuyllle and way stations
= % A M--aarrlsOnDurg and way stations
- 600 - M--Sleepers and coaches 70 Atlanta
and New Orleans Dining car
slf-uJ A. N.-Sleepers and coaches 10 Co
iumb.a. savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
$50 p E--sleepers and coaches % Atlanta
and Columbus. Ca Sunset EoGts Tourist
Sleeper 90 san Francisco tri-Weekly.
1901 F. M--HarrlsUnburE and way stations.
49, Z. M--ChaTlUttesviiIe. Warrenton. and
way stations.
rb-L5 =. M--S0uthern's Palm Limited solid
Pullman % Aiken. Augusta. Savannah, Jack
scuElAe. and ST Augustine. Sleeper BIZ
weekly % Charleston. Dining car.
- $50 T. M--Sleepers and coaches 10 Char
lotte. Columbia, and Augusta SIeepers week
days 60 Plnehurst- Dining car.
'l0l5 =. M--Sieepers and coaches Cvia
Lynchburg and Bristol 70 Chattanooga Mem
pins. and NrU Orleans. Dining car.
HlI,pv =. New York and New Orleans
Limited solid Pullman 90 AshevILe At
lanta. Birmingham. and New Orleans Din
ing car club and Observation cars
NOte--Daily- Week days
{. h ACKERT 5. ID HARDWICE
Y p a. c. Al =. 7. NJ.
". Il TAYLOE. G.P.A- L. S. BROWN. c. A
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For SaLe-LOts.

OK sAl-E-Nill sacrifice TO quick purchaser
lots 10 and 20. block . Whitehavent make s,
oucr, ADDRESS BON i73. Times office
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B.

oHL IMJhE x UhlU n. n.
/ LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c s.:
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
/ NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK.
$50 a-n--Diner. Pullman ParlOr.
1870 a m--BuneJ. PsrIor. 5 Hr- Train
80 sI 30 a-m.-I I am Pullman ParIor Car.
Il 90 p-m.-DIueT and Pullman ParIor Car
900 p.m--"RJyaI Limited o.. All Pu!lU1aDS
1900 p-m--COaChes 10 Philadelphia
800 p-m.-Dincr and Pullman r-arior
IS 20 p-nl--Coaches - Philadelphia
all 80 pm--Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. T7-c9. 800 fIl.00 T. n.
.,EyEKY HOUR on THE HOUR
TO BALTIMORE.
30 SEQ. $50. 1900. Il 90 a. m: 200 noon
%. loo. 30. 800. 30. 400. AS 500 5.dS
5 600. SO. 7'Vo. $780, go. 1900. I0.55.
So. avs: 81. 900. 40. $40. 900. 1000.
HOO ,. m: 100 lis. 800. $50. 500 $50 ESQ
500. 1900 'o-@5 j. 30. l.} 3 p N
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. a Y D. n.
CINCiNNA-I. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. = 100 a. m. '4.O5 p. m. sI2:40 night
PTTTsBURG. 'l-22 ?. m. '9:I6 ?. m. 10
CLEVELAND. 'glo p. m; COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. $50 a. m. $50 D. N.
WINCH HIS Err. ISIS a m t.o5. 1900 p. m.
noon: As. Coo p. m. Sundays. $50 a m.
and SD = m
LURAY and ELKTON. -4.O5 D. N.
FREDERICK. ISIS. '-s.I5 a m. $3.50
tS:O5, 1875 pm
BOYD and way points. IS .35 +sg:I5 a m
80 80. 1900. 5.35. -"IO-I5. IL 30 Z, m
GAIIHERsBURG and way points. fs.z5.
s+9.l5 a m. fI2.JO. $50. f3.sO .5.05
f5:35. $50. -'7.35. ''t0:l5, fl1-50 y. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and wav
points. fs:55. ''s:l5 a. Ia. -'l:S0. TOO.
1875 p. m.
sDaily. Except Sunday. --Suudays onIv
Reservation OF Sleeping OF Parlor ca
space. rates Of fare. etc. viii be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE at all OF the FOL
lowing Ticket Offices; l4l5 q ST.. Telephons
Main 1881. Gl9 Pennsylvania Ave. TeleDEone
Main PSI Station. New Jersey Ave and ~
St. Ticket Office. Telephone East 6S7: Info-
rraffoga Tgureau East
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NO FORDHAN GAME
FOR GEORGETOWN
Local Management Finds
Complications in Arrang-
ing Schedule.
GEORGE WASHINGTON KICKS
Wants a Championship Game on Its
Own Diamond, But There's an
Objection.

Manager Mclaughlin, of the George
town baseball team. has met with sew
erai more complications In his 1907
schedule Of games.
Two games were scheduled with
George Washington the first OF the year.
TO be played on the Georgetown grounds.
Now the George Washington manage
ment has requested that one Of the
games be played on the grounds Of the
latter. claiming that It Is no more than
right that Georgetown agree TO play on
the latter grounds at least one game.
instead Of having both on the Blue and
Gray diamond, as has been done in past
years.
Whether this difficulty can be settled
by Manager Mclaughlin or not is a
question. In accordance with the new
rules governing athletics at Georgetown
none Of the varsity teams are allowed
10 play more than four games away
from the home grounds. Four trips
have been arranged for by the manage
ment already, and whether the executive
board at the Jesuit school Will make an
exception to the rule I'm this case will be
decided at the meeting the latter part
of the week.
Fordham Games Of.
The games arranged with Fordham
have fallen through, and as a result
these two ancient rivals VIII not meet
on the ball field this season. Since tho
last publication Of the schedule. four
games have been added to tho list.
Maryland Agricultural College will be
played or the Georgetown grounds.
March %: Virginia Institute. on April
=; Andover, at Andover. on April 20.
while Georgetown is on its short North
Gin "Trip. and St Johns College, at
Washington. May u
Captain Smith has been making 4
canvass OF the different departments OF
the university the past week and reports
that the outlook for championship
team this season far exceeds that OF
past years. The first call for candidates
WI Be made next week, and those who
have signified their intention of report
ing FOR work are as follows:
Candidates for Team.
Catchers-Maloney and AIudd. OF the
1906 team, and O'Boyle. last year with
Wyoming Seminary.
Pitchers-Cantwel ana Montgomery
Of last years varsity, Wilson. Devine.
Kerr, Todd. and Morten. of the law
school, and Miller. a Georgetown Prep
man last year.
First base-Burns. last season 4 men,
Der Of the Santa Clara, Col. College
team; Cox. for the past two years first
Daseman on the PIJJsDurg ColIegians
and Jimmy Kerr
Second bdSc-DeVlin. OF the 1905 team.
and Schafiy. of St Mary's. kan.
Ihlrd base-Captain Smith and Jimmy
CoEen, captain Of the 1906 Preparatory
team.
shq7rtstop-Tom scherer, last years
lv1f In
NaFier Prep team. and Jimmy Quin
4 law man, who played on the Columbia
University team three years ago. and
VINO has found il impossible to try FOR
Inc georgetown team since coming TO
Washington.
Outheldcrs-Simona and DugEan, OF last
season varsity. and SChaHy. Kane.
Cariin. Pallen. and Tom MayoclI
The Washington times., 1907-02-27

FRUIT FARM. bargain. . acres Of fine land
all lined last year: 1-is0 fruit trees in per
feet health. full bearing; five acres wood
three-rOom house. barn: wagon shed: corn
house and henhouse; Ia miles from trolley
very cheap. =. ". CROSBY Vienna Va
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The Washington times., 1907-02-27
WENRICK RECEIVERS
IN SIXTH FRAME
Brilliant Work After Bad
Start in Handicap Pool
Tourney.

! The remarkable recovery of William
| Wenrick the PENNSYLVANIA champion
was the feature OF the Great Southern
Handicap last night ut the National
Hotel. I'm the second of the twcuty-one
/ nights of play.
In the first five frames Wenrick was
So far of color that some of the audi
ence actually quit. At that time the
score stool - 20 IS in favor Of Walter
wallace, the Virginia champion Wal
lacc literally started with a rush. and
AFTER running fifteen in the third frame.
repeated II in the fourth. Wcnrick. on
the other hand. was ratified and his eve
sight seemed affected. His recovery he
gan with the sixth frame when the
Fennsylvanian rolled fifteen. following
II with twelve in the sixth and thirteen
IN the sevcIE! He continued the good
work. and w,n every frame from the
NTH TO the end. finishing i'm the eleventh
with 100 while Wallace had only eighty.
Brilliant Recovery.
The great shooting OF the PenDsvI-
F"nia champion. when he once got go
ing, aroused enthusiasm, and one valiant
sport offered TO bet to that when
Sherman. who IS the scratch man a-oos
against HIM Wenrick viii be able 10
make lpO balls before Sherman. the OK
champion Of the world, makes 125. The
experts figured that II WenricB lad
struck his stride little earlier he
would have rolled M n score that any
man living would have found hard to
beat.
IonlEht the clash will De between Fred
stewart the New England champion.
who has been touted 40 49, 80,
greatest rival for Sherman's SCALP i'm the
Hahdicap tourney. and Joe TODD tba
N'w Jersey champion. Stewart cxceis
~ = caring and brilliant player. who is
Always willing 10 take a long c1anc,.
ana ihis makes his work particularly I'm,
tercsung. - III
The Washington times., 1907-02-27
Money TO Loan.

81 900 20 loan at per cent for or years
ON first deed Of trust on District Of Columbia.
property. TAGG ART-THRIFT CO, 7I9 I4th
u. fe25-2t
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For Sale.-Farms.

FOR SALE-0 ACRES farm land. IN hfrh
state or cultivation; new eight-rOom dwell
ing; fine pOIches. basement. two rooms: large
barn; two young orchards. convenient 10
church, school, stores. and both electric 1ui
steam railways: an ideal truck dairv or
poultry farm; every foot Of ground avail
able; good water. This is a great barr-g IN
and must be seen TO be appreciated See us
at once BARBOR. WILLIAMS & 90. Real
Estate and Insurance. Falls Church. Va
The Washington times., 1907-02-27
Wanted-OmCeS.

WENTED-Smau. cheap Office Tor storage OF
papers; state price. Address BOX $50. Times
Office. fa11--r
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For Lease.

FOR LEASE-Ihe twO-story brick building
1903 j St NV. containing nearly 10 900 fest
floor space. well adapted for manufacturing
on general business purposes. Apply TO
SWARIZELL. RHEEM. HENSEY CO. 9le
+ 81. NV. or Henry Wells. I9lO 81 NJ
delo-tf. mo. wei fri
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For Sale-Suburban.

OK SAl.E1-large siN-room house. good re-
pair. lot JgxlO1 feet. In the nice IitflS y-5Iaga
or Tuxedo. Nd. j. minutes from car. M
Wentworth. D. c. 10 minutes from new sta
ton by steam cars. any terms 60 suit p;r-
chaser. Address BOX H. Tuxedo. Nd
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FINE FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM

Containing 10 acres Of fine. smooth land IN
der high state OF cultivation. 90 hue apple
ana 60 peach trees and variety Of other fruit
All in finest bearing condition.
a beautiful house containing ! rooms q
me well Of water. a large barn. carriage
house henhouse. courthouse and all other nee
essary outbuildtnEs. The place IS beautifully
located, high elevation. fine view and only
A Few minutes walk from electric cars.
Owner is going ; Orth and has authorized
price of $3.50. W fCh IS really a sacrifice.
SEE Us AT G SCE ABOUT THIS.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., Inc,
81 18th St y W fe2s-tf
I523-SPLENDID PROPOSITIONS. new cot
tagc. over = acre: chicken house. garden;
Sl.3Oc- Also 4 acre and ST. house. 81 800.
Easy terms. &c fare THE SOCLE co.
Unc.). CSC Louisiana ave. fe2i-tf
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and large pantry.
nearly Il acre OF land. on car line two
miles from city; St.10O; easy terms. Farms
and suburban hOmes. Il. NJ. DAVIDSON
Real Estate. Rosslyn. Va fc23-7t
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FOR RENr-Three rooms and hath. all out
side rooms. $50 ger month. Apply APART
MENT =. The Plymouth. 1Ith ~. NV be-
tween " and ~ u
8 TO El2 for two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th 81 and MARY
land ave sW-. handsome baths. steam heat.
hot and cold water jauitor service
au5-Su. ". f-tf
FOR RENT-F5ur large bright rooms IN
furnished and new bath. entire uJ1r. former
rent $50. now SO, large closet ia every room.
Apply 163s 18th - fest
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
UNFINISHED. two rooms and bath: 81 up
.SFNfEh.' 60 y 81 NV fe3-tf
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For Rent-FarmS.

FARM for rent. near Silver Hin. Nd IN
Quire 5l9 nth ST. Sc. fes7-3t
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private dfseasss
chronic and acute Both sexes All s,oustIIta-
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Pricen
moderate Hours. 70 I, to 8. 70 .
Rooms. 12S3 Pennsylvania ave NV Phone
~ 1919.
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Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-To rent small house with stable
and a few acres Of land, within ten minutes
Of trolley line. accessible TO Washington.
Address LOCK BOX 2i6l. Washington. d. G
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For Rent-0mCeS.

DESK ROONi-CaII see T. IL WINE as
Muusey building. fest
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the Evans
building. 1916 10 1925 New York ave; rent
very low. including heat light and 5anitor
service JOHN .. EVANS. 1925 New York
ave NV. iaZI--Ot
The Washington times., 1907-02-27

Read the ads before you
go out and look for it. 3"
You can write as good
a classified ad as today's
paper COntains-and there.
are some good ones, too,
When business at the
store gets dull enough to
interest you,'' overhauli
and rejuvenate your ad-
vertising.
The Washington times., 1907-02-27

LOANS NEGOTIATED On stocks bonds
bldg and loan asscn- shares. syndicate Ger
tifs-. warehouse receipts. etc. low rates:
courteous treatment THIS IS NOT A LOAF
COMPANY 9. a. BAKER. ITO + ST.
Phone 5l7.
The Washington times., 1907-02-27

$1,000.
THREE SQUARES FROM CAPITOL. NEAR
NEW HEATING PLANT: TwO-StOrv ard
cellar brick dwelling containing six
rooms and bath; large lot: southern ex-
posure-
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
Realty Broker. COZ F Street y. W.
81 PA BARGAIN
Few squares from navy yard; six-roora
house. % front. iO1 deep; side yard; small
cash payment. balance SO monthly; half
square from Pennsylvania ave.
LIE ROY MARK,
The Oval Sign. I4i0 c St ". ".
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HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
500 10 $500 cash and SO to $50 monthly. For
Eull particulars drop postal telephone or
call Tor Illustrated plat, etc. OF 'COnnectI-
cut Avenue Terrace
FULTON r GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT E HEATER. Manager
Colorado Building Tel Main 80
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On Thursday, Feb. 28
J g sINCLAIR. Auctloneer.

AT WALTER -. WILLIAMS d co. Auc-
ton Rooms. corner 10Th and sts NV. on
SATURDAY, MARCH .. 1897. win be sold
all goods stored IN the names of Annie IL
hrant Blcuch' scott Mrs r. Mueller f. n
HUbsOu- T. =. STORAGE 60. fega.s ,~sr1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
MIDDLE AGED LADY
DIES VERY SUDDENLY
Mrs. B. L. Talmage of Rich
wood is the Victim.
Neuralgia of the Heart Causes Her
Death Before Assistance
Could be Secured.

Mrs. b. L. Tanuge, aged 81
years, dropped dead near her homo
in Redwood at II o'cock Friday
night. When returning home with
her husband from calling upon a
neighbor she suffered an attack OF
neuralgia Of the hearts Sand before
she could be taken into nearby
house, she fell dead in her hus-
band IS arms.
Mrs. Talnage was one or the
best known women in Marion
county. She was the wife OF Pres
ident Talmage OF the Richwood
bank and both have u number of
relatives and are widely known in
this city. Besides the husband. one
daughter, Ethel Talmage survives.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home in Redwood at =
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Inter
ment VIII be made in The Redwood
cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02

arrangements have been made
for hcld,hg the Marion township
Sunday School convention in the
Central Christian church on
March %. Prof. Rangler of Find
lay college will be present and de-
liver an address on "The Boy
Problem and Mrs. Frank Shfritt
will also talk on an interesting sub
ject.
The members If Marion Command
~ No. 36 X. 7. did not go to Card
ington today, as had been arranged,
to have charge OF the funeral of
Dr.. J. l.. Williams, who was buriel
there this afternoon. DIR. Williams
who died in indianapolis. several
days ago, was a, member of the loc-
a Commandry. The services were
IN charge of the Blue Lodge, of
Cardlng;or.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
,N1ereIy Personal

NJ. @. Chase is looking after
business interests III Canada.
j. b. Cutlery returned today
from a trip to Havana and through
the southern states.
Mr.. Joseph Krcis of Cardington
was the guest Of relatives and
friends in the city today.
Mrs. Merriam Tscnantz of Harp
ster is the guest at the home of
Mrs. +. A. Morris of East Church
street.
Mrs. A. Maggard and daughter
Nellie, Of Kansas City, Missouri,
are guests of Mrs. f.. Stitzel of
West Center street.
After short visit with his broth
er @. r.. Sweeetman, of Delaware
avenue. Mr.. j. III. Sweetman has
returned to his home in Indianap-
oils.
Rev. John Hilman, former pastor
of the First Methodist church of this
city, now pastor OF the Calvary
Methodist church 6f Pittsburg, ar
rived in the city this morning and
Is being entertained at the home of
II, c. Smith on South Vine street.
Rev. Hilman will lecture tonight at
the M, d church.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
RAILROAD Votes

The largest group of railroad Of
hcials that has set foot on Marion
soil for many months were here for
a short time today while passing
through enronte from New York to
Chicago. The company were mostly
Erie officials and occupied private
ear No. 994. The special train which
reached here at II o'clock consisted
Iof a parlor car. diner, smoker and
sleeper. The officials on board were
President Underwood and General
Superintendent II. o. Dunkle, o.,
New York City, general manager
Stuart, also of New York, and r.
IS. Parsons. assistant general super
irtendent; C. A. JAllen superintend-
ent from Gallon: T.. j. AIoser super
irtendent from Huntlngton; Y.
Rumney. mechanical superintendent
OF Meadville.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
ANOTHER new
INDUSTRY FOR MARION
Archer Auto Tire Company
i is Incorporated
The Tire is Patent Of w. r.
Archer and Is an Excep-
tionafly Good One.

Incorporation papers for the
Marion Archer auto-tre company
we're filed with the secretary OF
state at Columbus today. The IN
corporators are Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r.. Archer: Mr.. and Mrs. james
Bastablc and Mr.. Hayes Thompson.
The papers signify a capital stock
of $4,000.
This means that another prom
ising industry i to be added to the
already long >list Of successful
manufacturing concerns of Marion.
The auto tire which the company
will manufacture was invented by
Mr.. w. .'R. Archer, travelling sales
man for the Leader Manufacturing
company. :. 1t consists of two divi-
sions with rubber cushioned blocks
between which gives great resist
ence to the tire. The advantages
of the tire is that it is strictly
reliable and . not subject to pune
,tures. 1t can be placed on any
automobile wheel of any make and
is guaranteed to ride as easy as n
pneumatic tire. Three patents are
pending upon the invention.
The company is arranging for a
site where II temporary plant can
be constructed for the manufacture
cf the tires durlmg the summer.
Mr.. Archer has resigned his posi-
ton With the Leader company aud
will enter actively into the new
industry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-02
"ropsY rJRvEY"
Presented to a Caledonia Audience
by Local Talent.

The Caledonia stock company.
composed of dn aggregation of
promising young actors and actress
es of the historic little town on
the banks Of the MILESTONE, gave
the production "Topsy Turvy" be-
fore a large audience III the Gale
donia opera house Friday night.
Tho play was very clevelly staged
and simply delighted all who at
tended. u stkI
Tho actresses were the Misses
Edth Albright, Florence Ault, Don
Hart ami Mrs. Hurley Hart. The
actors John Ryan. William Stafford
Elmer Rcs'cr aud Van Watts.