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The Washington times., 1907-05-19
R. A. SUPREME COUNCIL
HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION

The supreme council, the governing
body Of the Royal Arcanum, convened
in thirtieth annual session in Boston,
Mass, the home Of its birth. and the
members thereof are rejoicing in the
fact that the net gain OF their order is
again in excess Of 100 each month.
The reports of the supreme council
officers show that the change made in
strengthened the plan and that the old
time enthusiasm is again manifested in
every working council
The supreme treasurer's report shows
that since its institution thirty years
ago over Sic. 600 600 has been paid TO its
benehciaries.
The incoming supreme regent. Robert
Van Sands, Of Chicago, IL, has been
given the assurance BY the representa-
tives from the States wherein that order
is the strongest, that by May Is. 1903.
the membership Of the Royal Arcanum
Will be in excess Of 275, 900. Messrs.
Claude r. Zappone, J. Ed Swaine, and
John d. Biddis are in attendance at the
session, representing the 2,700 members
OF that order in this city.
BY the splendid class initiated By
Oriental Council Of the Royal Arcanum
on Monday night last, that council ably
sustained its reputation Of former years
for effective class work The degree
Of that order was conferred by an eff
@ient team OF Oriental Council. and their
cxemplihcation Of the ritualistic work
ELECTED the commentator CT all pres
ent
Grand Regent William W. Chase was
present, accompanied by a number OF
grand council officers.
Under good Of the order the grand
regent congratulated the council on
again initiating such a superb class and
spoke encouragingly Of the progress OF
the order throughout the country. Al
ter remarks by visiting members Of the
Royal hrcanum from Baltimore. Alex
andria. and New York. a buffet lunch
was served.
At the last stated meeting OF Capitol
Council OF the Royal Arcanum. W. NJ
Frank, who for the past ten years has
been its efficient and painstaking col
lector. rendered his resignation. owing
10 the fact Of his having accepted q
position with leading importing house
I'm New York city. The members OF
Capitol Council regret Mr.. Franks de
parture, as he was an assiduous worker
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
MARYLAND MASONS
READY FOR FAIR

The Masonic Fair 10 be held at Cal
thersburg, Nd, under the auspices OF
Pentalpha Lodge. No. 1s4. A. +. and
A NJ, or Tuesday. Wednesday. and
Thursday, May q. -. and q, is creating
a lively interest among the residents
Of Montgomery county. Columbia Com
Inandery, X. T, OF Washington. viii
attend the first night. accompanied by
their wives. and Mt. Hovel Chapter.
No. Z, viii attend Wednesday night, and
Hope Lodge. No. 20. Will attend Thurs
day night.
An entertaining program has been ar
ranged for each evening.
An incident OF the opening night will
be the disposal OF live pig-a little pig
with a big squeal-tO the holder Of the
lucky number.
Fair is the name given beautiful
black PAGER which has arrived from one
Of the famous West Virginia stables.
and viii be voiced to some lucky pa
tron of the fair. 1t is a handsome driv-
ing or saddle horse, and is attracting
considerable attention throughout the
county.
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NEIGHBORS INSTALL
DOLLIE MADISON CAMP

The Royal NeighbOrs Of America or
ganized new camp on Thursday even
Ing at Centennial Hail. corner Eighth
and streets northeast II viii be
known as Dolly Madison Camp. Neigh
Dor Rose :. Reid was assisted by the
State Deputy Neighbor Ida Crooks in
explaining the work 10 the new mem
bers-
Ofhcers elected for the term were:
Oracle. Mrs Rose s. Riedl: vice oracle.
Mrs Coffin; chancellor. Mrs. Brown; re-
corder, Mrs. May Dunster; receiver.
Mrs. Lizzie Sartian; marshal. Miss Ella
Brown; inner sentinel. Mrs NJ Fowler:
outer sentinel, Mrs. A Long: managers
Mrs. Temple Bliss. Mrs. Gould. and
William Riedl; physician. DR.. Edward
II. Egbert. N. D.
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NEW ENGLAND COLONY
At MRS. SEAAAN'S HOME

The Washington Colony of New Eng
land Women was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. William n.
Seaman. 1924 Eleventh street northwest.
Mrs. s. G. w. Benjamin, the president.
presided and the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read by the record
ing secretary, Miss Edith Benjamin.
Two new members were admitted-NIiss
Mabel Estelle Lyman and Miss Marcia
Maria Richardson.
Mrs. Mary r. Gibson cordially invited
the members TO a day outing. on June
10, at her country home. near Vienna,
Va. which invitation was accepted with
great pleasure.
The colony was strongly in favor OF
the lecture to be given by Mrs. Marian
I@ongfellow O'Donoghue. on "Longfel-
low. the Poet and the Man." on May p,
for the benefit of the Industrial Educa-
uonal League OF the South. Mrs.
ODonoGhue is one OF the founders. and
was the first president of the colony.
h The doors we're then thrown open to
the invited guests. and a pleasing liter
airy program presented. Mrs. William
II Seaman read an exceedingly inter
esting story, entitled. "rhe Romance of
Ocean Mary the heroine thereof being
an ancestress OF -nef own. Miss Edith
benjamin gave some selections from
Pepy's Diary" and Mrs. George T.
smallwood read the Will Of Charles
Lounsbury. which impaired a kindly
and philanthropic lesson. Dainty re-
ireshments were then served, and an
hour OF social converse followed.
The members present we're:
Mrs 5. G. W. Ben Mrs. William II
Jamtn. Seaman
NIs. charlotte En- Mrs. JosePh Z. Gil
trsOn Main. fillau,
as Bertha NJ Mrs. Mary F. Glib
RobuinS, son,
MISS Josephine =. Mrs. L. J. Young
ecsterf Withce.
MIS- George I. Mrs. Ellis I,oCan.
oIHailWood, Mrs. William II
Mrs Harry T CLANCY
NJ Gussi Miss Edith Benja-
MIS- hlchard Rath- min,
bun. Miss nraho1 L
Mrs. Paul Brock man. -
EFT
The guests included:
Charles Lyman, Thaddeus Robbins
i H5liiS logan, Mrs. Taylor.
Mliiiam r. Seaman Miss Emily s. Cook
Paul Brockett Mrs Haven NFe+cai
Harry T. Guss,
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CAMP NO. 5, P. 0. A.,
BENEFITS RELIEF FUND

A silver Offering given by Camp
No. 3, Patriotic order Of America for
the benefit OF the relief fund at their
hall On Pennsylvania avenue south
east, was a pleasant occasion The
evening was spent in dancing and ice
cream and cake were served The fol-
lowing committee was in charge Of the
arrangements Mrs J. Bertha Ward.
chairman; Mrs. Elizabeth Hardin, Mrs
Clara Clark. Mrs Mary P. Ball, Mrs.
Eva Raba, Mrs s. J, Luckett, Mrs.
Mary Hilton. Mrs. Lillian Morgan, Mrs
c. L Thomas. and James (. Thomas.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
DOHINIGS DANCE
At CHEVY CHASE LAKE

St Dominic's committee entertained
about 100 OF their friends Friday night
at an open air dance ar Chevy Chase
Lake. Every one enjoyed the evening,
being an ideal night for such an oc-
casion-
The reception committee was com
posed OF Walter 3. Burke, Clarence r.
SIS. Bernard NJ. Holden, John Daley,
Merk c. Dunn, J. Thomas Ryan, Ed
ward r Hammer Harry Barron.
Lewis A Payne, George Quinn, and c.
s. Mattingly
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
QUEEN ESTHER GIRLS
PRESENT SHALL PLAY

There was a large audience AZ the en-
tertainment given By the Girls Queen
Esther Circle OF the Home Missionary
Society " Trinity VI. F. Church, Fifth
and c streets southea5r.
The Sunday school room vas ar
ranged for the occS~ toll. with a large
platform. beautifully decorated. Queens
end'a Kingdom" was presented.
The recitation by Miss Ruth Briggs.
THE Immigrant Girl. % which was given
in German dialect, wag one Of the in
teresting features Of the evening, and
was well received.
There was a recitation BY Mss Dora
Hendricks. entitled, Minnie ring Loo
and Little Zee f5ee" 5iiss Mary Sniff
I'm sang. and refreshments were served
by the members Of the Queen Esther
Circle
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

the children OF men for obsying their par
ents. The Lords second promise to the
Rechabites was; You speaking TO the
Rechabites) shall not want for a man
to stand before me forever And that
promise, like all His others has and
will continue to be proved true. for there
are 10000 Of those ancient Rechabites
still living. while we have $4,000 Of the
modern"
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
hACCABEES BANQUET
ON THURSDAY EVENING

The knights Of the Modern Maecabees
OF the District will hold their annual
banquet at Freunds, SIS Tenth street
northwest, on Thursday evening. May 3.
at o'clock. The general organizer. F.
w. Stevens. of Port Huron, Mich. will
lend his presence to the occasion. Friends
are invited.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
Y. M. C. A. ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY ON MAY q

The sixth annual concert of the Y NJ
9. a. Orchestra will be given in the
large nall Of the association building
or Wednesday evening. May q, at Sis.
me concert will be under the direc-
and director Of the orchestra. the soloists
being Dana Holland, basso, and Robert
Stearns, violinist.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
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STEVENS PHARMACY. Penn ave. cor qth.
OGRAM' : DRUG STORE. Penn av-. cor 18th
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, so It'll St NV
AFFLECK'S DRUG STORE. 1873 Penn. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Tuesday evening Harmony Tent, No.
1O21, held one Of their old-time rallies,
in Rechabite Temple. 643 Louisiana ave
nue. northwest. The committee on
finance reported the books as having
balanced, that the tent was in good
condition, financially. and had q men,
bership of eighty, which would be in
creased TO the century mark before the
close Of the quarter. Among the other
business transacted. was the encourage
ing report from the committee or Luna
Park. which Indicated that the tent
would dispose Of 300 tickets.
Under good Of the order T. W. New-
man. of Advance Tent No 1909 occu-
pied the chair. Encouraging remarks
were made by n. Elwyn Vowles. James
r. Rolf John J. Coulter James B.
Hughes. Charles Cook. W. q. Mills. John
II. Morse. George Shipman John T.
Mockabee. George sutton, J. II. Dob
bins. Walter Spreggs. of Advance Tent:
High Chief Ruler Corden. James Dris-
coll. John II. Bartlett. q. Edward Glenn
eI.tson. Chief Ruler S. D. Tennyson. Will
liam Worden. 5. J. Hunnicutt, David
Mockabee. and c. J. Roster
High Chief Ruler CordeH replied to the
article of Rabbi Loeb. published in a
Baltimore paper. as to his version OF
the thirty-ffth chapter Of Jeremiah. Mr..
CordeII said in part: THE Lords pro-
mise in said chapter was made because
of the fact that the Rechabites with
stood the temptation of drinking when
offered wine in Solomon's temple, and
not because of their being faithful as
to the other precepts of their father
Ionadah II vvac 6ttiDo- that the second
promise Of the Lord should be made tC
mankind because they Sustained from q
habit that was destined TO destroy 81
many homes; the first promise being tC
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
WOMEN WRITERS
ELECT OFFICERS

The annual meeting OF the League of
American Pen Women occurred recently
at the study room of the Public Lii
brary. The president. Mrs. Virginia
King Frye, occupied the chair, and the
following were admitted to active mem
bership: Miss II. Rea Woodman, OF
Washington; Miss Louise Malloy and
Miss Gertrude Kip. Of the staff of the
Baltimore American; Mrs. L. II. Wilder,
OF Chicago.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year then took place. the following be-
ing unanimously elected:
President Miss Mabel Louise White;
first vice president. Mrs. La Sale Cor
bell Pickett; second vice president, Miss
Elizabeth A. Hyde: corresponding Sec
rotary, Mrs. Edith Kingman Poyer
Kern; assistant corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Della Hine Mertz. recording
secretary, MISS Jessie A. Griswold
treasurer, Miss Mae Ruth Norcross;
auditor, Mrs. Helen II. Gardener;
librarian, Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes; his
toriaE, Mrs. Juliette VI. Rabbit: re-
porter, Mrs. L. J. Young withee; poet
Miss Anna b. Patten
State representatives..
Alabama-Alrs. Martha S. GieIow.
CaifOrnia-Mrs. Nellie Blessing Ely
ster.
ColOrado-AIrs. Ella Celeste Adams.
Connecticut-Mrs. Jean Porter Rudd.
FiOrida-Mrs. Sara Rabbit Butler.
lllinOis-Mrs. Maude NJ Jackson.
Indiana-Mrs. Stella Reid Crothers.
Iowa-Miss Emile B. Stapp.
kentucky-Mrs. Zylla Moore Cardin.
Maryland-Mrs. Sadie Kneller Miller.
Observation-Disclosures Floretta Vinins.
Michigan-Mrs. z. Cora De Puy.
MinneSOta-Mlle. Anna Dreyfus.
New Jersey-Mrs. Mary NJ. Wynn.
New York-Mrs. Grace @. Thompson
Seton
Ohio-Mrs. Mary l.. Lampson.
OKlahoma-Mrs. Matte Hamilton
Flick.
Oregon-Mrs. Sarah A. Evans.
Eastern Pennsylvania-Mrs Dora Har-
vey Develin.
Western Pennsyivania-Mrs. Mary
Temple Jamison.
South DakOta-Mrs. Marie Stella Slut
enroth.
Tennessee-Mrs. Kathrin Haden.
A1AtAS- MIS- moore MURDOCH.
Nirginia-Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson.
Wisconsin-Mrs. Fanny RennIsh Earl
Wyoming-Mrs. Viva A. 3. Hender-
son.
Delegates Abroad.
Mrs. Evelyn Clark Morgan.
Mrs Alinc Shane Devin.
Miss Bessie B. SiIverthorn.
Miss Marie T. Ryerson
The annual report by the retiring pres
ident, Mrs. Virginia King Frye. showed
excellent work by the league for the
past year.
The report Of the historian. Miss AIMS
B. Patten, indIvidualizing the work OF
the members. was interesting and
charmingly presented.
Mrs. Marian Longfellow O'DonoEnue
niece OF the poet LongfeIIow. was made
On honorary member and paid a glow
ing tribute to her work in founding tho
league and aiding It IN its infant DAYS
The League Of American Pen Won
en- Day" at the jamestown Exposition
June IL. was discussed. and Mrs Susie
Root RhOdes was appointed official
reader for the day. and Mrs Virgins
King Frye appointed TO respond from
headquarters 20 the visiting members.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19
RECHABITE OUTING
At LUNA, JUNE I
Attendance Of Five Thou
sand Expected by the
Committee.

The joint Rechabite committee on the
outing at Luna Park June has begun
active work, and is now holding Two
meetings weekly. 1t met with Fidelity
Tent, No. 1221, in Northeast Temple,
Twelfth and II streets northeast, Mon
day evening. Those present were High
Chief Ruler Cordell and Philip Lederer.
of John y. Henderson Tent, No. 1883
Miss Amy L. Beckerton, Mrs Lola L.
Marks. and Miss Virgie Thompson, of
Onward Tent, No. 1921; George NJ. Rowe
and W. c. Van Matre, of Fidelity Tent,
No. 1921; John T. Mockabee and James
r. Rolf. of Harmony Tent, No. 1920;
Mrs. Alice Lithgow, of Eastern Tent,
No So; Dr. w. S Barnes of Eagle Tent,
No. 2. and +. F. Campbell, of Golden
Rule Tent, Nc. 1854
The individual members Of the COM
mittee reported much success in the
disposition of tickets, which, from totals
submitted indicate an attendance of
5000 or 5000 on "Rechabite Day"
The committee on entertainment re-
ported that there would be a 2O-yard
dash for young ladies. a 20-yard dash
for young men. and a 1oo-yard dash for
all. a sack race potato race for
ladies. q baseball game between an
amateur nine from Washington and an
amateur nine from Alexandria, a two
legged race. and a browning Of the most
handsome Rechabite, as the queen OF
May.
The committee reported that further
additions would be made to the pro-
gram. and prizes awarded to the win
uers.
rho ,or,,r,itteo moi ao-afy, with Eagle
Tent. No 2. Thursday. evening. and iur-
Their reports were made. The commit
tee on donations reported that Sergeant
Rolf had secured a donation of $40 gold
Rechabite pin from Castelberg & c.,
which would be disposed of in Eastern
Tent room. 3O4 = street southeast. next
Friday evening, and it was urged that
all members with coupons be urged %
have them present on that evening.
The report from Newport News that
jamestown Tent had initiated sixteen
candidates Wednesday evening, became
known to the committee through the
special dispatch in The Times, and this
news rapidly spread among the com
mittee and acted as an incentive TO re-
newed effort many declaring that they
would double their efforts to dispose o.
the Luna Park tickets that they might
attend the High Tent session.
Sergeant Rolf and High Chief Ruler
Cordeu made addresses urging Eagle
Tent to have n full share in the big
Rechabite outing The committee de-
cided to meet again with South Wash
ington Tent. No 1856. tomorrow even
ing In their tent room in the Baptist
chapel. Four-and-a-balf and n streets
southwest. at 7:3O o'clock.
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Onward Tent, No. 1921, held a very in
teresting meeting Wednesday evening
In American Life Insurance building,
Fifth and G. streets northwest. The mi
uation ceremony was conducted by Miss
bessie Bowie. chief ruler.
An invitation was received from Philip
Lederer. a member of John b. Hender-
son Tent, No. 1853, TO visit his home,
lSiS Maryland avenue northeast, Tues
day evening. when he would tender the
tent IN CONNECTION with his own tent
reception BY motion the invitation
was accepted and the members request
ed TO attend
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

South Washington Tent. No. 1855, met
in the Baptist chapel, Four-and-a-half
and y streets southwest. Monday even
ing, with Chief Ruler Richard Lorrell.
presiding. Two candidates were injti-
ated under his direction. running the
tents total membership up to seventy
four. and still less than nine months
cid. There were thirty-Gve members
present Among those who made re-
marks were n. Elwyn VOwles, r. II.
Sorrcll, Mrs. Z. J. S Murray, Mrs.
Champion, Mr.. Somerset. Mr.. Cham
pion. Mr.. Healin, c. II. Jones, Mrs. c.
Fl. Jones, John Muliin. Mr.. Tunstall,
Miss Hattie Raune. Mrs. Anna Grigsby.
Mrs. Simms, Mr.. Gross, Mr.. Haight,
Mr.. DOugherty. Louis Taylor, Miss
Maggie Mills. Jeff Hoffman. ind Mrs
Whitehead.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

The meeting OF Fidelity Tent No 122l,
was largely attended Monday evening.
Two candidates were initiated under the
guidance OF Mrs. Nellie A Rowe, chief
ruler. and remarks were made by many.
The young people enjoyed some music,
after which the entire body was invited
TO the moving pictures at the Gem
Theater. 1904 II street northeast by Past
High Tent Representative W. Q. Van
Matre.
Besides the committee and members al
ready named. other visitors were pres
ent, as follows: Allen II. Lithgow, Of
Eagle Tent. No. ,; Mrs. Bessie b.
Thompson. Mrs. olivia A. MOckabee,
and Mrs Fannie Cordeil. Of Onward
Tent No 1921; Walter Spriggs, Of Ad-
vance Tent. No. 1908. and Mrs. Anna
Rollf. Of Onward Tent. No. 1921.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Deputy High Chief Ruler S. L. Cole.
Of Richmond, reports a charter list for
his city nearly completed and that he is
holding preliminary meetings prepara-
tory for organizing.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Eastern Tent, No. -. is preparing for
''rummage sale at an early date.
Mrs. Alice \. Lithgow, Mrs. NJ. r. Ma
honey, or any member of tie tent viii
gladly receive any old shoes, old clothes,
or other articles for said sale.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Advance Tent. No. 1909. VIII hold a
sock social in their tent room, 643
Louisiana avenue northwest, next We'd
nesday evening Many Of the tents ex-
pect 10 attend in a body.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Fidelity Tent. No. 1921. will hold So
cial and musical entertainment, with
ice cream and cake. tomorrow evening
The charter list for a tent of Recha-
bites at GreystOne, six miles from Prov
idence, r. l., has been completed, and
Deputy High Chief Ruler James Man
gan reports that arrangements have
been perfected for a temperance meet
ing in one of the churches next Sunday.
High Chief Ruler Cordell. or one OF
his deputies. will leave here next Sat
urday to attend the mass meeting and
to institute the tent.
The Washington times., 1907-05-19

Golden Rule Tent, No. 1854. will vote
off, a rocking chair next Wednesday
evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-10-11
PROPOSALS.

Office of the County Commissioners of Mont
gomery comfy, Rockville, Maryland.
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the
~ County Commissioners Of Montgomery
county, Rockville, Maryland, endorsed "Pro-
posals for improving the Public Road near
Chevy Chase, known as the Old Brookeville
Road" will be received up to IL O'Clock,
noon, Tuesday, October az, 1907, when they
will be publicly opened and read.
All proposals must be made on the regular
forms furnished by the State Geological Sur
vey Commission, to be obtained through the
Office OF the Highway Engineer, Baltimore,
Md. Bids otherwise made will not be accepted
The work to be done includes the grading
and matchmaking Of about one mile Of road
to be built under State supervision, according
to the plans and specifications on file at the
Office of the County Commissioners at Rock
vile.
Contractors are requested to submit two
bids-one to furnish their own steam roller
and another to have the County Commission
ers furnish the steam roller.
Work TO begin as early in the spring Of
1908 as the weather will permit.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of Board
ROBERT G. HILTON, Clerk,
oct 4-td Rockville, Md.
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ELECTION APPOINTMENTS.

A T meeting of the Board Of Supervisors
"A of Elections for Montgomery county,
held in July, the following appointments
were made:
Officer Of Registration-W. V. Burdette for
the second district, in place of G. NJ. Griffith
Judge-Jos. D. Byrd, third district, in
place OF Wilkerson Jones. Clerk-Jos. N.
Darby in place of Mort B. Hall.
Doorkeeper-JoS. o. Moulden, second pre-
cinct, fourth district.
Doorkeeper-Leonard Hardesty, second pre-
cinct, thirteenth district, in place of R. W.
Hardesty, dead.
WIN. H. WADE,
WIN. q. GRIFFITH,
THOMAS VINSON,
Supervisors Of Elections.
JOHN W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
sep 20-3t
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N OF T . n.

E0R the purpose of expediting the con-
II struction OF the mile OF Shoemaker road
on the old Baltimore road, near Rock Greek,
the County Commissioners deem il expedi-
ent that the road be closed to general travel
until further notice, and it is SO ordered
by the said Board. Persons travelling this
road in disobedience of this order do so al
their own risk.
By order of the Board
ROBERT G. HILTON,
june 2s-u Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-10-11
ORDER NTaI.

Lewis E. Shoemaker, Complainant, VS.. Al
bert E. Shoemaker ct al, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as Court of Equity. No. 1888 Equity.
ORDERED this End day of October, A. D 4.
" 1907, by the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, as Court of Equity, that the
Auditors Report, filed in the above entitled
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or be-
fore the 26th day of October, inst. Provided
cory Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Montgomery
county, once In each of three successive
weeks before the said 2eth day of October,
1907.
JOHN L. BRUNETT, Cpk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
oct Aid JOHN L. BRUNETT, Cpk,
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duor License Commissioners, i. o..o. ---.s,.
trates and Election Supervisors for Balti-
more, as well as appointments throughout
the State.
Mr.. Gather, honest as he may be and
we'll meaning as he may be, nevertheless
wears chain from which 1t will be impos-
sible for him to free himself-the chain of
the two bosses who own the Republican
party OF Maryland and In whom at present
II lives and moves and has its being.
MIR. Gather is nice, clever gentleman,
but he is not large enough in any way TO
hide such big bosses as Mudd and jackson
under his coat tails or smart enough to make
people forget that "Sydney and Me" are the
Republican party in Maryland. -BaEto. San