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The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for to-day
NO I52 Riston IS. Carter Attorneys. L. Il
David Hamilton. Colbert & Hamilton
No S. Scott " Hcu1ll. ATTORNEYS N1csau &
Mae5al-I -Iryiug Williamson and ". NJ Williams.
No 5s Cross SIS. Iarius- Attorneys. ". /. les
teri +. SgaCgs and Thompson & Lass,F.
No. = Tottgu ys. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY Attorneys. Thompson AZ LasEcy-Ham-
iltau Colbert * Hamilton.
No g. Ransom IS. Capital Traction COMPANY
Attorneys. r. ". Hackett-R r. Perry s. Son and
g. T. Dunlop.
No q Totteu vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attmueys. Thompson * Laszey-Ham-
i.tgu Colbert * Hamilton.
No. 100 May Metropolitan Railroad Company.
Attorneys Taggart a Budour-J. j. Darlington
No go T8vi0r vs. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Att0rues. \. y. Bradlsy-J. J.
Darlington
No 1884, Richards vs. Zurhorst Attorneys. W. C..
Preutiss-Hamiltan. Colbert & Hamilton
80 g. Wyie. Harscr * Camp Company Us.
RILEY. Attorneys. g. ~ Brady-Dougiass a Doug
lass.
No. IT, Lusei rs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys. Douglass q Douglass. J..
Darlington
The Washington herald., 1907-01-07
SEEDS TALKS TO UNITY MEN.
Organization Has One OF the Best
Meetings of the Year.

At the meeting of the Unity Club, on
Friday. the attendance was larger than it
has been for some time. and there We're
a number OF interesting features intro
duced by the members and their guests.
The feature was "Yhings Are Not What
They Seem" a humorous talk by Judge
f. =. Seeds, of the War Department.
President Henry p. Holden opened the
meeting, and after the disposition of the
routine business. L. H Patterson took
charge and presented the programme
which was elaborate, and included many
entertaining recitations and songs by tai
ented members of the organization.
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Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Assignments fer teday:
No. l53. EastGliug vs.. HomiuE. Attorneys. VII
son q BarEsisie-TJckr & Kenyon and T. s.
Bailey.
No. l65 Magrudsr vs.. Luttrell Attorneys, Ralslon
* Siddons and ". f. Rislards0u-HamIIt0u, Colbert
& Hamilton.
No. l6-. Louis vs.. Brstcw. Attorneys, II. =
paYis-N IT. Beach and Chaplin Brown
No. III Jones vs. Sewers. Attorneys J. c.
Rogers and 6. e. Aukam-J T. Hunter.
Ne. Us Su1Wdlu vs. Paine. Attorneys. PadEett
6 FgTeSt-P. J. Bgau.
40. I-5. Stead rs. Gait. Attorneys. George s.
Chasa-WoH & Rosenberg and u. W Baker
No. I79 Mills IS Digs. Attorneys. ". j. Lam
bcrr-BrandenhurE q HraIdenbUzg.
No. Isl Strickler rs southern Railway Company.
Atterneys, H L. J.. AtsisSou and e. T. Diggs-
Hamilton Colbert 4 Hamilton
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 3 LIGHT
rubbertire broughams fun glass station wagons.
top buggies, and ] wagonette; all have been
slightly used but good as new; no reason
able offer refused 5. d. WATERS & son. SO
Pa ave nv
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DERMATOLOGISTS,

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
few more women patients at her home for The re-
moval Of hair. &c. from face and aims by electric
needle; guaranteed permanent and painless. Wash
references, consultation free. BOX 5s Herald Office
asset
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-LOTS 81 AND q. SQUARE l25: sox
10. on VI 81. NV. 2 squares east Of Aqueduct
Bridge; suitable for building shops. Apply to r. A
PHILLIPS. li0 II ST NV
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. ETC.

SINGING CANARIES, PARROTS, JApANESE
Spaniels chihuahua, black and tans. Scotch coies.
bull and fox terriers Bost0ns cats. Eoldhshes poul
try pigeons, goats, guinea pigs, rabbits sc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st. NV. de27-tf
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BICYCLES.
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT,

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more than the company issuing them; must
be seven years old no industrial policies. THE
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. g07 g ST. NV.
ja5if
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WITH BOARD.
FLATS FOR RENT,

NICE NEW FLAT. FIVE LARGE ROOMS.
bath; first floor l755 Willard ST. NV; S240l. NJ
T. NOOMAW. owner. Room ls2. Treasury Depart
ment. jas3t
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RAILROADS.
gHFSAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule IN eject November =, l9B
Z0 L. Mold DOMINION EAPkE5S, week
days-siops principal points IN NHgIuia- estIbu.c
rau; standard c9acnes; paIIDr car 10 Clifton fuTge
with connection ior Virginia hot Springs. Pullman
Slecpers Chiffon Forge 10 Louisville, Cincinnati In
dlanal los. ~. LOUIS. ana CnlcagOi bunet SERVICE
trofa tiOTdCnsYlile.
40 r. M.-NEW c. o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestiUue Jraui stops ony At GordonsFi!ie
t,barIcttesFlC stauutOu. Clinton fOTEe, aud JoYiug
Na Eonceveite and Hinton. ". "a pullman sleep
On 10 Lexington Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis
81 Louis and Chicago. DINING cara. ia carte
service. one night out
iI0 T. NJ. b. V. LIMITED, Daiy-S0iid
vt,tllue tram Pullman sleeplIs 90 Cincinnati, Lex
ipgt0n aud Louisville Compartment sleeping car %
Nffgiria B0t Springs week days Dining cars al a
c,rfa service slcelsgs Cincinnati 70 chicago and
St Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville. and
1CUtnur1t.
Rs.eryati1ns and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ofces 5s PENNSYLVANIA avenue GJg 18th street near
r. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Malu $50
for PENNSYLVANIA r. x. Cab Service and Main 100
Tor G. a @. IIctet Oflcu-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR S75.
S. H. HINES,
rndrrtaker and Emhalm.
l7I5 18th St NV,

IT'S llth St NV. Telephone North 1898.
l Hardwood. Cloth covered Casket. l Outside Case
Grave and opening same. 1 Hesrse, Carriages
Emhalming Everything good. and services first
class Use Of Funeral Parlor free. Burial Lots for
sale easy payments All kinds Of Metallic Caskets
On hand Tor shipping. Established Is72
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED THE DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
piers and typewriters exceeds the supply. course
al cur school requires from % % days. Special
afternoon sessions for government employees SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3IS5ls Colorado Bldg.
ocs-tf
WANTED - BAR PORTER WITH EXPERT
enca. s. a week. male cook and kitchen man.
L5uc8hurg. Va. als1 nurse, chambemaid. waitress
and cooks. this city. EUREKA, 1912 New York
ave uW.
WANTED -WELL-TRAINED MAID OR BOY
for waiter and h0useuurk. Apply 2lH 81. NV
u53t
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEPENDS
largely the class ~ help you employ. Get the
best salesmeu or salesladies Ia Washington hy ad-
vertisiug iu The Herald Ouy Z a word for one
time Phone main g8la If
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Criminal Court No. I.

7
United States vs. Kate Maxgy and Paul Moagher.
United States vs. James Walker.
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CLEANING AND lYEIhG.

REMEMBER THERE Is ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor. at 755 Pa. NV. and he is the only clothes
doctor u Washington Phone Main I8SS. de2s-u
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT,

HOUSE on ARLINGTON AVENUE. BETWEEN
FCrJ Mysr and Columbia pike. near trolley 90
Aqueduct Bridss; rooms. attic. basement. chicken
yard. garden. Sl2 Inquire az sgi n ST. n.y. Ja6-1t
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE PALMER HOUSE.

l48 GIRARD ST. NV; one hye-room and ba
apartment Apply at house ja4-7t
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Equity Court No. =


There VIII be a preliminary call Of the even num-
hc-fd cases ou the January calendar to-day az u
O'Clock Gases iu which counsel fail 20 respond VIII
ne continued for the term
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
10 the main office:

JOHNsTON'S PHARMACY. I2I \. ). aye. nv.
5. EANN, SONS x CO., Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHEMANN'S PHARMACY, s,h and
East Capitol sts
f. T.. WELLERS PHARMACY 55B " 81. Nv.
ATkINsON'S PHARMACY. llth and q sts.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and sts.
NELSON'S PHARMACY. ist and G sts. nv.
CAAlPBELL's PHARMACY. i7th and Park sts Nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY. BIT. Pleasant ana Try
ing sts
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and sts. NV.
TAYLOR'S PHARAiACY. 9Th and p sts.
KENER'S PHARMACY 9th and sts. NV.
McCHESNEY X JOACHIM I'd and sts. ne.
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S corner Prince and Royal sts
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r.
United States rs. James Walker.
United States rs. William Merriam.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for to-day
No. l52 Gold=tein IS Cohen Attorneys, J. L.
Tcuagr-Dayid BothscbHd
No I55. Thorn vs.. Adams Express Company At
tCusys. H. a. HCgarty-S. T. Thomas
NO. 81. Patterson Tobacco Company vs.. Gfas
Attorneys. Brandeuburg & BrandenbuTs- Z. J. Mac
bay.
No. l53 Brooks VS.. American Home Life Insur-
ancs Company Attorneys, Il. Z. Rowland-W. e.
Gardner.
No Isl. Hayes vs.. Brown. Attouevs W. T.
Ambrose Howard BOYD
30. l62 Harrington vS Ncknley- Attoueys, J.
A. TJCmsy-E T. Gi7s.
No. l& Atkinson Ballard Company vs. johnson.
Attorney. G.. W. Darn.
SO, l5i, southern Express Company vs.. Tubbins
Attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert & HamiltaH-Nathau-
i-I Wilson.
No I55 Nsues vs. Tibbs. Attorney, Irving VII
hanson
No. rs Giclas rs Riley. Attorneys. MILAN q
Smith-D1UE'lss u Douglas
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A GOOD STTTA-
u5u, II 81, place a small ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and sou VIII reach the
best employers IN Washington people who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only Ic a word for
one time. Phone main $500 Il
FEMALE.
RESPECTABLE LADY. WITH CHILD YEARS
Old would Ike position as haasekeeper. child at
tends school Address BOX 49, Herald Office
ja53t
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NEW WAGONS

COGSWELL'S Is THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO
buy new and secondhand vehicles and harness:
large assortment vehicles. $40 up; harness, s. up;
four fine shetland ponies and tap 209 Ith ST.
ocs-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music. We offer you a good square piano free
for six months If youH pay the cost of moving
Z. G. SMITH PIANO Co. l275 Pa. ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. why not drop postal 10 old. re-
liable firm? MARkS & CO., 3Gl 9Th. opposite Saks'
or phone main 1903 nCl5tt
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets, stoves hric-a brac and ell kinds q house
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP. 18th
ana Z SIS. Phone y. 1878 Formerly. 9th and L.
WANTED FURNITURE SELL YOUR GOODS
90 tha man who gives sou the most money. HOP
WOOD, sth and X. no25-tf
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
Court of Appeals.
Enuitv Court 30. I.

Assignments for tomorrow:
Patent Appeals Nos. Si7, go. 359. So Si, gs5 &2
S3. 3g7, and 399
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DRESS-CUTTING SCHOOL,
PROF. LIYINGSTOS'S
NEW YORK PATTERN PARIORS,

DRESS-CUTTING. Designing. Ladies Tailoring,
and Sewing School. iZ29 ST. Tire only place IL
Washington whore ladies can learn 20 do their own
dTessuakHg and designing equal 70 any frsr-ciass
mDdiste Take a position start business Cor
themseFes- EyCr pupil commencing this week VIII
be- guaranteed fTst-ciass position. We VIII make
do charge for instructions Suits cut tasted and
made on short notice. FRENCH PATTERNS CUT
To ORDER. STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
COME now ia5st
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION New jersey ave. and c st..
LIVERY OIhhK HOUR o. TIE ODD HOUR "
70 PHIL4gLLfhiAn M n Al AAD ~ NV EG 90Rk 90Rk
'T.Ja. M. Diner. pullman Iarlor.
1903 a. 10. Buret. Parl0r. tiEe-h0uT train.
.9.5J a. IN. Diner and pullman Parlor Car.
III 500 a. N. Diner aud Pullman raror Car
I0jp IA. Diner and Pullman Parior Car
$50 p m Royal Limited An Pullmaus.
1850 j.. m Coaches 90 Philadelphia.
800 p NJ Diner and Pullman ParIor.
800 y. m Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
II 30 b. 10. SleepeTs.
= 81 a.. m Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. T10. 100. tn00 a. n. tl0l.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
10 BALTIMORE
Week days, 2@', 800. 60 ~, 20, s.o2. $50.
2gJ sou. SD. 30J. 4.i5, 5DU, 5d5, $50 6.J ~,
80, sJJ. ~ lGgJ, lj.55, u.55, I-5 p n
g. Ia, I.G. AS $50 $50 510. 30. go 3z0. I0u0.
9-5 Aa5S u a55 p. m mra...-,,....-,
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ~ and -531
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
'o!y q "a, : 10 =. m, '--'ie night ..,-.-..
tLE3ELATD. -g1l6 pm: n COLGMBts. 50 JPN, : "a
&II5alSfE.f %h11LlSf. i'S .s5 s. a. M M a. i5B 2 80
ANNAPOLIS. week days $50 a. H., 1855 noon
4.45 D. ~. 6DJ D. u. sundays. 80 a IL aud s..
'LURAY and ELKTON. 'i05 p. N.
FREDERICK Ts-5, SJa5 a. M. l-0, '4a5, Is 81
. H1GERsTowN. SIS a. N, and $40 ,. m.
BOYD and way points. IS IS 8lj a. m 81 90
500. i5:J5, slUIJ fll 81 D. N.
GAITHEKsBUkG re- and way points. fs.55. S3.l5 a.
e.. rlZJ9. sI5J. $50. '595. f525 $50 IS. SgI5
-WAsiISGT0N JUNCTION and way points. Is IS.
s9.l5 @. u.. 81 81. '37s, '5.3J b. m.
sDaily- fExcept sunday. sSuuday only
reservations q Sleeping OF Parior Car space rates
q fare. &c. VIII b. qulckls furnished Bl 1ELE
PHONE at an Of the following Ticket Odlcss. I5I1
e. 81 NV. Telephone main 1881 5l3 PCunsy Ivan IA
ave. Telephone. main 81. station, New Jersey ave
and G. st..Tlcaet ONCE Telephone. east 65F. IufOT
nation Bureau. east III
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

uw.. rent. $3.50 each, price. $135 each.
SlOOG-Ou ! ST NV. "a row Of new
houses. 2-storv and cellar, s rooms
and bath. furnace. rent $50. price.
81 600 each
S25.OOO-I.0uisiana ave, between gth
and 10th sts.; rent, $l--. uTIce.
gZ5E0U
,OBO-NOrth side Pa ave. west of 9th
ST., 3 stories, rent. $3.50. large lot.
S5O, O,0OO-P Pennsylvania ave. near eth st.
NV. rent. S3.1fD. price. $4,000.
SI25,OOO-F near 18th uw.- rent. $4,000,
price. S125.90g. Phone main 1852.
The Harrison Realty Company,
ja4-f 5T O. 81. NV
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DENTISTRY,
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

Washington's Expert Dental Specialist. does all
Dental Work for credit. go st. NV cor. Tth.
oc26-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING; ;
pain; look. feel aCt. and last longer than
natural teeth shumken faces made normal, painless
filing. DR. j. L. WILSON l2l5 Z st. NV. ocs-u
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COLLECTORS,
The District Mercantile Company.
PROMPT COLLECTIONS
FURNITURE,

TO RUY. SELL. AND STORE FURNITURE.
consult us packing and storing a specially.
THOMAS BOWLING & co. Auctioncers. 6l2
St Phone NJ SIS. a5-d
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LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS. 81
LOAD. TWO-HORSE WAGON. s. LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY.
;a5eod-tf Tl3 llth St NV
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HERALD WANT ADS BRING THE BEST RESULTS WORD
HOUSES FOB SALE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
5n3 * ST.. lot 25zl3; brick .';dIns occupied as
machine shop. Price $500
I2000 square feet on Grace ST., Georgetown, opIo-
site Capital Traction Power plant Price. $500
1906 gath st.: lot I5xI21; brick dwelling. Rent.
S25a Price. S.450
a55 C st. frame store and dwelling Price. ;s.75a.
$50 sth st. ST. saloon property. Price. $3.50.
sos Q st. IOroom frame large lot, 7ozi5o; trust,
s. 800 mas nearly Yeas 20 run. Price. S.l5o
Rent, $3.50
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
lc23G 1D ST NV
Phone West 90.
HOW To BE YOUR own LANDLORD on 500
10 500 cash and SO 90 SO monthly. For fuil
particulars drop postal telephone. ur call for Illus
trated plats &c If Connecticut Avenue Terrace.
FULTON r. GORDON, Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT L. HEATER, Mgr, Colorado Bldg Tel.
main 599 Jal-lGt
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN. STABLE
east side of 3lst St. below N; 4 feet
front; p stalls; rooms for 10 large wagons
price. 5000 Also large tract q ground
RAINING from g. * q. Canal % Potomac
River, west Of the AqUcduct Bridge. I'M
proved by an oid stone mill Price, - w.
J. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d ST. \. w
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TYPEWRITERS,
RENT A WELLINGTON.

RENT WELLINGTON:
is4s5PaTss One month fCr............. 81 %
tss5ss3-3 - Three months fUr.-.-..---.... IS %
kSss4--sss%sY Six months or............... "a 00
fZA tAl rentals apply toward purchase
s1eS2A, The WELLINGTON is only So
- OFFICE. go llth St NV
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STORAGE.

VIZ STORE FOR IS CENTS A LOAD MOVING
Of ali kinds L. 5 STORAGE CO., 1892 Tenth
ST. NV Phone NJ. 40. oe-l-5t
Tsc PER LOAD FOR sTORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
ycu money ol hauling packing and shipping Ger
or price before yru decide Gail OF phone Nam
IZ53 H. BAUM & son. alZ Pa. ave Hw. de29u
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! SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-02
DOGS SCARED AT
 THE IG0RROTES
AROUND THE FAIR GROUNDS THEY ARE BEGINNING TO LOOK LIKE THANKSGIVING GoBBLERS. OTHER CURVE ATTRACTIONS.

Dogs around the State Fair grounds have been wearing a worried look lately. The Igorrotes are coming. The dogs don't like them, but they like dogs and the canines are assuming the expression of the Thanksgiving gobbler.
 The Igorrotes were arrested in Nash vile the other day for wearing too few clothes, according to the standard of the deputy sheriff. They arranged matters satisfactorily fin court however. and will be seen in Birmingham according to pro- gramme.
 Mundys animal show is another of the attractions that made big hit in Nash vile, that is headed for this city. The tent was crowded all day long at the Ten nessee fair, and the verdict was that Mundy had the finest assortment of ami maIs ever seen in the south. The lions and tigers which make up his collection will reach Birmingham Saturday or Sun day and will at once be carried to the fair grounds.
 Creation" the sensation of the Chi cago exposition, was also one of the big shows at Nashville, and is expected to arrive in this city within the next few days Creation like Mundy, carries it's own Dapd. "Pharoahs Daughter" is the latest addition to the shows that will be on the curve, making a total of seventeen big attractions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-02
PRESS CLUB GETS
 DOWN ID BUSINESS Subcommittee Named For
 Coming Convention REPORTS MADE ON PLANS Souvenir Booklet Will Be One of the Handsomest Ever Issued About
 Birmingham-Ensley and
 Bessemer to Assist.
REPORTS MADE ON PLANS

Al a meeting of the Birmingham Press club held yesterday afternoon the sub committees on the entertaining of the International League of Press Clubs were named. A number of other matters per- taining to the entertaining of thiy con vention were also taken up.
 John Sparrow, chairman of the pub licity committee, reported the designing of a souvenir booklet, describing the Br- mingham district, which is to be dis tributed among the delegates This book will be of beautiful design, and will be prepared so that the delegates can gain inspiration for their stories descrip- tive of Birmingham from it.
 The members from Bessemer reported that arrangements had been made for taking the delegates through the roll ing mills at that place. They Will also be taken through the steel mill at Ems ley, and big barbecue Wall also be gwen in the Steel City.
 The membership committee submitted the name of A. J. O'Farrell, who was elected to membership in the club
 official delegates from the Birmingham Press club to the International League of Press Clubs were named as follows: C. w. Ufford, c. M Stanley, R. F. John ston and L. w. Friedman. Alternates: l.. P. Hill Max Carpeles, J. H. F. Nose ley and w. s. Gilbert.
 It was decided to hold a meeting every Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Chairmen o1 the ub-commttees were urged to call meetings at once.
 The subcommittee are as follows:
 Committee on Finance-Willam Ryan, chairman; R. F. Johnston, Eli P. Smith, E. w. Barrett, R. N. Rhodes, ". W. Crawford from Commercial club; W. B. Dickerson from Board of Trade.
 Committee on Homes and Hotels-John c. Henley, chairman; c. P. Jones, c. M. Stanley, X. w. Ewing Burr Blackburn, w. T. Cox from Board of Trade; C. w. Mills, from Commercial club.
 Committee on Trip Around Horn"-J. J. Smith, chairman; ". H. Jeffries, A. o. Lindsay. J. H. F. Mosey w. P. Gum. J. b. Abeel, J. B. Babp, J. M. Wilzin from Commercial club; John l.. Parker from Board of Trade.
 Committee on Night in Bohemia R. F. Johnston, chairman; II. s. Ryall, Walter Blackman, J. B. Babb, Max Kar- peles, Paw1 Cook A. H. Mullin, J. w. Newborn. F. I. Monks.
 Committee on Barbecue-John l.. Mc- Rae. chairman; c. F. Markell, W. P. Gum, Robert Murphy. E. A. Smith, H. Gait Braxton, l.. P. Hill, l.. N. Archer, Board of Trade; Walter Moore from Com mercial club.
 Committee on Banquet-C. w. Ufford, chairman; R. Norman, R. F. Johnston, E. w. Barrett, Walter Blackman.
 Committee on Publicity-John Sparrow, chairman; E. R. Norman, John w. New bern. Paul Cook.
 Committee on Decorations-Harry ". English, chairman; A. c. Jenkins, E. A. Smith, J. J. Eaton, R. F. Murphy, w. H. Motter F. F.. Green.
 Committee on Club Rooms-C. P. Jones, chairman; John l.. McRae, Leon ". Friedman. o. s. Finch. l.. P. Hill, R. E. Murphy, s. Margon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-02
PLEDGE OF SECRECY SPO|LS GOOD STORY Board of Trade Goes Into Ex-
 ecutive Session QUIET SESSION OTHERWISE Five-cent Car Fare, Holiday for State Falr and Other Matters Come
 Up for Discussion.
 Files Protest.
QUIET SESSION OTHERWISE

The going into executive session, ruined a good story of the regular monthly meet ing of te Board of Trade yesterday aft ernoon. A written account of what hap pened would make fair reading at this particular time, but the poor newspaper reporters were sworn to secrecy under threats of being put out of the room.
 Among the things which the board ruled could be made public was the ap- pointing of a committee under resolu- ton introduced by Robert w. Ewing to assist in the getting of subscriptions to the fund needed to entertain the dele gates to the International League of Press Clubs, which meets here this month. R, w. Ewing was appointed chairman of this committee. with Sol Caheen, John w. O'Neill and Colman Blach.
 resolution was also introduced by Sol Caheen and passed, requesting all of the merchants in town to close their stores at noon on Friday, October II, in order to give their employees a chance to attend the State Fair. Friday will be Birmingham day and preparations are be- ing made to make it the banner day of tile idlf. All ol tue SClOol CnlluTen VIII be given a holiday. and practically all of the largest stores in town have an- nounced their intention of giving their employees half holiday on this date
 The report of J. F. Shelby, chairman of the committee appointed to een/er with committees from other organizations in an endeavor to secure a 5-cent fare from EnsIey to Birmingham was read In 1t Mir Shelby requested that thescommit- tee be given a little more time, which was granted.
 Upon motion of C. c. Collins, John W. Tomlinson, C. C. Heidt and R. w. Ew- ing were appointed as committee to secure some prominent man to preside at the banquet, which Is to be given at an early date by the board.
 colman Bach also introduced resolu- ton protesting against the law winch rules that awnings must be at least eight feet from the ground. Mir. Blach stated that if an awning was higher than seven feet from the ground the sun would prac- tcally burn up everything in the show windows
 bill for s41 25 for the advertising of the King Greater Birmingham bill, was presented to the board, the board hay ing previously signhed its intention of paying for this expense Upon a resolu- ton It was decided to refer the bill to the Board of Aldermen of Birmingham for payment by the city, the opinions ex- pressed being that this was q bill which should be paid by the city of Birmng- ham,