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The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
BREAKS HIS RECORD
Weston Beats Former Time
i'll Long Tramp.
OvATIONS FOR PEDESTRIANS
Residents Along Route Between
Maine and Chicago Receive Fa-
nous walker with Enthusiasm.
Age Seems Only TO Give Increased
POwer-Taking on Flesh.

Torrington. Conn. Nov. 5.-with 3OSIk
miles Of his long journey from Portland.
Ne. 10 Chicago completed. and SO miles
and five hours ahead OF the record ne made
forty years ago. Edward Payson Weston.
after refreshing sleep here last night.
started out early to-day TO reduce stlH
further the distance between himself and
the western goal.
Although he covered seventy-seven miles
in twenty-five hours yesterday. which is
the best work he has yet done on the trip.
still the pedestrian said, as he tumbled
into bed, that he ielt less fatigue than at
any time since he started on the Journey.
and this In spite Of the fact that he had
been compelled TO walk all day in an or
dinary pair OF street shoes. his walking
boots having given out and having been
left behind for repairs.
1 am just getting into my stride. ."
said the veteran walker. 'and from now
on l will make the records fly
Weston announced that ne would mako
all possible haste during the stretch Of
good weather. in order TO provide against
possible delays in the future.
The old 'siNty-niner," as he sometimes
calls himself expects TO be close to Troy
y. y. tonight and from then on he
anticipates that he Will be greeted by
very large crowds He says that on his
great walk forty years ago. the people
dld not seem 10 warm up 70 him until
ne had reached Troy and then there was
the greatest enthusiasm But on the
present trip he has met with cordial re-
ceptions all along the route
weston was very much pleased with
the welcome he received at Pennington
yesterday from Mrs, COwles, wife Of
Lieut-Commander Cowles OF the navy
and sister OF President Roosevelt.
Weston is gaining weight as the jour
ney proceeds, and is now in the best
possible condition.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06

Commissioner II. L. West said
Il have not yet seen the petition Of
the Washington Gaslight Company,
but suppose it is similar to that pre-
sented to the court by the George
town company. The attitude OF .he
Commissioners will be the same to-
ward an increase Of the capital stock
Of the Washington company as II has
been toward that of the George
town company. The Commissioners.
through their attorney, will make a
careful inquiry into the facts upon
which the request for increase in the
capital stock is asked. and will op-
pose the granting. Of the petition on
principle
To increase the capitalization OF
the Georgetown company simply
means this: That the company will
be allowed 10 capitalize the value
which its profits in excess OF a 10 per
cent dividend have built into the
plant Patrons OF the company have
paid rates which have made its busl-
ness so profitable that after paying
10 per cent dividends il has expanded
its property till the auditor now finds
il worth $4,000"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
DECLARES NATION SOUND.
George Gould Says Our Resources
Never Were Stronger.


New York. Nov. 5.-George Jay Gould.
returning to-day on the steamer Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie from a six months an
tomobile tour Of Europe. discussed freely
the recent financial crisis In this country.
Our country is all right" said Mr..
Gould Our resources were never
stronger; our railroads were never bu-
sier. Industry everywhere is humning
We have simply got to get together and
put our shoulders to the wheel to re-
store confidence. IN this connection I
want to say something Of Mr.. Morgan.
He is trump and he has saved Us from
great disaster
The conditions in this country are
sound and we already are on the road
10 restored confidence. The trouble is
that our currency is all out of Joint II
would be feather in Roosevelt's can II
re should call an extra session Of Con
gress and secure the adoption OF much
needed currency reforms. Just what the
character OF the new legislation should
be l am not ready to say.
I'VE always have a scarcity of money
In the fall, and this year II has simnlI,
been little worse than usual Then
too' theTe is a,currency shortage all over
the world. and this has made il a bit
olfncult for us to get the heavy supply
OF cash necessary TO move our crops.
The recent scare was unwarranted and
VIII be overcome. In fact, it is overcome
now
Asked if his railroads would continue
their opposition 10 the 2-cent-fare laws
in some Of the States, Mr Gould said.
fC N1Al
at so low a rate, and in some Of the
States we might better put the cars
away and close UP the passenger sta
tions"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for to-day:
Ne. 2. Garfield Ts. United States eX rel Colds
BY. Attorneys. W r. Har-Kappler & Merillst.
Nos. B and Il. Garfield vs. United States * rel
Allison AttoTneys ". X Harr-koppler < AIeTiI-
lat.
No. l2. Hall vs.. Clapp- Attorney, H E. Dafis.
Regular call.
No. I7H Dobbins vs. Thomas .sttornevs Leo
SimmOns-R &. Donaldson.
Nos l759 and 1850. King vs. Curtin Attorneys,
=. Althcus JOhnsOn-Eugeue A Jones
No. 1862 District u Columbia vs. Harlan &
Holngsvorth Company Attorneys = II. Thomas
gnd II. p. BlaiT-J. H. HAYDEN
No. E66 Bryan vs. Curtis. Attorneys, q. l.
Hsmilton-D. W Baker
No. El5 Eastuling rs Horning. Attorneys. va
s1n x Barksdale-Tuckcr & KENYON
Nos. I1Is and LIS C0nsau vs. Cummings At
torneys. Z. q. Donalds0n-Tuckcr & Kenyon.
No Isl Russell Washington Post Con-
pany- Attorneys. Wilson x Barksdale-Chapin
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
SUNDAY WORK NOT ILLEGAL.

Judge MuliOwny Gives Ruling
Against Old blue LaVus-v
Judge Mullowny declared in the police
court yesterday morning that working
on Sunday was not against the law. not
withstanding the old blue laws OF Mary
land. approved in 1725 several Of which
only recently have been rendered obsolete.
The matter was brought 70 test when
Charles Robinson. colOred. was brought
up for trial on the charge Of driving q
dirt wagon on Sunday. The man was ar
rested several months ago, following COM
plants made by several residents living
IN Massachusetts avenue northwest
Judge Mullowny held that the old blue
laws had been repealed by many subse-
quent statutes and regulations, and di-
rected that the case be dismissed. A num-
Der Of years ago. when the laws we're in
force. q person Of means when arrested on
the charge Of working on Sunday was
fined 200 pounds OF tobacco, and, any one
Of the poorer class was publicly whipped
or put in the stocks
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Circuit Court No. 2.

dIollAE ANDEhcON.
Mason CulIinane, Judgment by default and
iury q inquisition ordered. Plaintiffs attorneys
Wolf q R0senhCrg
Faunce Us. Hmebright; plaintiff takes nonsuit.
Plaintiffs attorney. J. X. Adriaans, defendant
attorney. J. Wilmer Latimer
Capital Construction CO. vz Hygiene Air Car
pet Cleaning Co. verdict for plaintiff for $50
and judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs attorneys Z.
Ross Perry son; defendants attorneys. Ralstou
* Siddous
Hcnkel Kann; jury respited. Plaintiffs at
torney. ". II. Steaman and " II Shoes. de-
PENDANTS attorneys. r. Ross Perry & sen.
Assignments fer to-day:
No 2l2 Aiiilcr-ShOemaker Company IS Sturgeon.
Attorneys. l. T. Ererett-Hay6en Johnson.
No. l5s. Sullivan Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. J. W. Echols-R. Ross Perry & Son and
u. Thomas Dunlop
No. l54. Blsckman District of Columbia ct a.;
Attoneys Lester & Price-E. II. Thomas T. r.
Myers. ard +. H. Bngley-
No. lO6. lee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co. Attorneys. Arthur Peter and T. B. Ray
George L. Hamilton.
No. 2ls Walker vs. Elite Laundry Co Attorneys.
George Keamey and Edmund Burke-Ralstou &
Siddons
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Probate Court.


Estate Of Mary Z French; will admitted TO prO-
bate and letters Of administration c. Z a. granted 10
John b. Harry; bond. 500. Attorney, W. c Sulli-
san.
Estate ct Louise Friedman: viii admitted % pro
bate and letters Of administration {. a. granted
70 George C. Gertman; bond. $500 Attorney,
George g. Gertman
Estate Of Jonas s. Dodge; letters Of administra-
tion granted 20 Mary J. Dodge; bond SEQ. At
torney. w H. Marlow, Y.
Estate Of Charity l. Wilson; order Of sale Attor-
neyS. Gordon A Gordon.
Estate Of Marie J. Gardner; order for advance. At
toney, w. II. Marrow IT.
Estate Of Peter McGinness; viii dated March ..
1897 fled
Estae Of James CiScle: viii dated April %, 1901.
fled. Attorney, George C. Gertman
Estate Of Clementine y. Bartlett: caveat fled.
Attorneys. ]. Wilmer Latimer and John B. Larner.
Estate Of John H. Poole will dated September
q 1872. fled.
Estate Of Stella r. Merinat; viii dated January
g. 1905. fled.
Estate Of David Banks petition for letters Of ad-
miniStntiOn C. Z fled Attorney. W. C. Martin.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06

London Nov 5.-The arrangements for
she visit of The Kaiser and Kaiserin to
the British Court have been suddenly al
tered, causing surprise here and in Ber-
lin.
Everything had been prepared for their
departure on November s. II was an
nOunced tonight that the Kaiserin would
not come 10 England. and that the Kaiser,
after his court visit, would stay privately
for few weeks on the Isle of Wight for
reasons OF health. II was explained that
the Kaiserin has been nursing Princess
Alexandria. OF Sonderburg- -Glucksburg.
the iance Of her son. Prince August, who
has been suffering from chickenpOx at the
Berlin castle. and her majesty feared she
might convey the infection TO members
of the British royal family She is also
anxious concerning her own daughter.
Princess May, who is already infected by
the disease, and hence she reluctantly
abandoned her visit
Starts for London Friday.
The Kaiser. who will start for Lon
don on Friday. has been suffering from
catarrh, and has been in bed part Of
the time for several days. He Is still
III. and his physicians have advised him
20 recuperate by visiting the Isle of
Wight for a few weeks. That such a
long rest considered necessary for him.
is causing a sensation In Berlin. where
his ailment has been supposed 10 be
trivial and the surprise is not diminished
by an official admission that recent
events, synchronizing with a severe
catarrh, have had a depressing effect on
his majesty. whose general health has
been injured thereby.
The indefinite prolongation Of the En-
peror's stay in England will upset nu-
merous official military. and private en-
gagements, and arouses much specula-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
lands ON THE BENCH.
Fifty Cases Under Federal Indict-
ments 10 Come Before Him.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Judge Kenesaw NJ.
Lands. returning 70 Chicago last evening
from Logansport, Ind, resumed his place
on the bench of the United States Dis
trict Court to-day. Beginning November
II, he, together with Judge S. II. Bethea,
will hear the numerous criminal cases
IN which indictments were returned by
the last two Federal grand juries There
are about fifty cases pending, and It is
expected that the greater number of
them will be disposed of, while Judge A.
d. Anderson is hearing the case of John
r. Walsh before the rebate and trust
prosecutions now pending are called for
trial
The regular criminal calendar will COM
mence November IL, and the day follow
ing Will mark the beginning of the Walsh
trial United States deputy marshals
were given summons to-day, and
score of the officials are at work obtain
ing service on the 200 veniremen drawn
for service at the Walsh hearing
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Nouut Pleasant and Pleasant Plzins-Samuel z
Young Ct ux. % John r Armstrong and Il. z.
Hcwenstein. 20 secuce samuel A. Drury. s. 20
70 = months. per sent i0t rs. block l.
South Brookand-William II. Ssrton 70 ux- %
Charles H. STANLEY and George ". Waters, 70
secure Lsurel Building Association. 500. lot
e. block T.
Ingicside-WilaEd d. BigcloW e; uI 70 Harry L.
Rust and George ". White. % secure Kennedy
and Davis Company. S2352. monthly notes
per cent. lot 10. bcck D.
SQuare sl-James p. Curran 10 Irving Wlliansoa.
John j. Hamilton and Oscar Lrckett o. 50
cure second parties as trustees. Sfo. l 70
years. Ter cent. se-li-auuually lots s. and Sc
Barn FaIm-CAarlcs V johnson e II. 70 Thomas
Walker ard james r. Bundy, % secure Ei5aa
H. Allen, 40. i moaths, Ter cent, seu.i-snuu-
ally, part lot G. section ].
Square l2s@-tie0rse =. SpSer e uI- - H Z. How
ensteIn and Felix A. Van Rcuth 10 secure John
n sufrtns, $50 s. % 6 months. pyr osnt. lOt
-
Washington HCights-Leo Simmons e ux. 70 George
+ hamilton and Edward J. Stellwagen. % 81
cure Thomas n Gale $500. wears s psr
cent. sculi-arnUslly. lot e. block : same %
same. 20 secure same. Ike debt. lot H. hiock 5.
Same 20 George =. Fleming and Harold Z Doyle
% secure Ellen r. sp1fford $50. Is months. p
). and years 81 per cent. mi-znual,y, lot =.
block ). same 10 sane, 70 secure sane like
debt. lot Is. block 3
Lanier HeightS-KArl C.. CoTley e. ux. 20 Clarence
r. Rhe5m and George u. F. SwartzeH 20 -
C-Ire Harry I. Domer, S0eo 3 years pr cent
seui-anuually. lot Es. same % George " r.
swarzsu and Luther A SwarrzeI, 70 secure
Alex T. Hersey. s. So. / 10 3 months without
interest. same property.
square 5l9-B.anche ". TAYLOR % Charles F. Stone
and Charles W. Fairfax. TO seoIre james 7.
Scheck, 500. years per cent, semi-annually
1t -
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
SITS UP IN HER COFFIN.
MOurners Flee when Supposed Dead
Woman Rises.

Monterey, Mexico. Nov. 5.-WhiIe the
minister of the church was pronouncing
funeral services over the supposed dead
body of Mrs. Fred Harzell, Of this city.
the woman stirred, sighed. and then sat
up in her coffin. The minister tainted.
the pallbearers and friends fled from the
room, and only the husband remained
to assist Mrs. Harzell from the box.
Several days ago Mrs. Harzell tainted.
and was pronounced dead by several
physicians.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Rich woman Consesses IN Thief,

Chicago, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Evelyn Ronald
ka, wife of the millionaire trunk manu-
facturer pleaded guilty before Judge
Bretone this afternoon to five indict
ments. three Of them charging burglary.
the remaining two charging larceny.
Sentence will be pronounced later, prob
ably on Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
TEAMS RUN TO A TIE.
Pine Ridge A. c. and Acmes Score
Ten Points Apiece.

a close and exciting football game was
played yesterday between the Pine Ridge
Athletic Club and the Acme team. the
contest ending in a tie with the score 10
TO 10. The Pine Ridgers had inflicted a
crushing defeat upon the Acmes last
week, but Manager Robert Allen, of the
latter. signed several new men and pre-
sented a strong lineup
The same teams, which are composed
principally OF eX-high school and college
men. win meet again next week at the
spacious grounds Of the Pine Ridge Club
at Twining City, when the question of
supremacy will doubtless be settled. Line
up and summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
y can't praise the steamer Montana to.

! can't praise the steamer Montauk too
much. said lady 20 a reporter recently.
/ Travelled 10 the jamestown Exposition
trip. Everything was done that would
promote comfort or convenience" The
praise is well earned. The steamer Mon
tauk is one Of the best boats on the river
from any standpoint you may consider II.
This boat is Of the New Norfolk, Wash
ington and Richmond Steamship Line 1t
plies between this city, Norfolk, and the
> Jamestown Exposition The Montauk
leaves every Saturday, Tuesday, and
Thursday at s a. m. from Riley's wharf
foot OF Sixth street southwest. The re-
turn trip is made from Norfolk every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at S a.
m. Boat stops at Old Point coming and
going The local Office Of this company IS
at Fourteenth street and Pennsylyania
avenue,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Do not delsy in notifying this ono.
Of any change Of address. locally or ~
mail II the paper is not being serr,d
regularly or satisfactorily. make prompt
complaint By telephone or postal card.
Il is the aim to furnish perfect service.
and home subscribers will contribute TO
this end by reporting at once any and
al dchciencieS Telephone, Main 500.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
DAILY COURT RECORD
lTuesday. November ., 1oO71

and Thomas II. Canning: Injunction Complain
ants solicitors II. T. Davis and Z. B. kmbalL
No. 2ii1 Elizabeth Bombry V. William BON
bry maintenance. C0mplsinant's solicitor, George
r. Collins.
No. a4is. Katherine NJ Rupert ". unknown
heirs Of Andrew Coye 10 quiet title. Complainant
solicitor B r Leighton
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06

No. fssl- Hanna Thomas VS. Capital Traction
Company damages, 5000. Plaintiffs attorney. I'd
mund Hi, r.
No. 1912 Du Rant Lumber Company rs. Southern
Railway Company; account. S552.72 Plaintiffs at
torney. Victor II. Wallace.
No 1913 Samuel L. Cohen vs.. United States
Express COmpany; damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs at
torneys. J. J. Brosnan and Leon Tobriner.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
The Largest Morning CircuIatjon

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn eirculauon-a circulation in wash
ington larger bs thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
EnuifV Suifs.

No. HA5. In re Washington Gaslight Company;
TO ascertain cash value Of plant Petitioners So
hcitors, X. Ross Perry & Son and X. H. Goldsbor-
ough.
No. ziis. John W. Hayes ct al. rs Simon Burns
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
GAS COMPANY HAS
SEEN GREAT LIGHT
Believe that Reduction in
Price Must Occur
PETITIONS THE COURT
Wants Authority to Increase
Capital Stock.
PETITIONS THE COURT

Joke of Petition IL Contained in
Recital that business Requires ia
the Immediate Future that the
Company VIII Make Extensions
and Enlarge Its Plant at Neces-
sary Outlay of $85O,OOO.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
BEATS LUSITANIA'S RECORD.
Big Ships Bigger Sister Exceed,
TWenty-Seven Knots on Trial.

TWenty-Seven Knots on Trial,
New York. Nov 5--Vernon II. Brown.
the New York agent of the Cunard
Steamship Company. received a cable
message to-day. saying that the new tur-
bine steamer Mauretanis. on a trial to-
day. made an average OF g7.35 knots an
hour over e 300-mile course
This is nearly a knot faster than the
Lusitania. made for the same distance
on her trial
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
JUSTICE BARNARD


In re estate Of Mary II. Lewis trial set for
January %. 1908. Caneators attorney. X. Z. Mat
tinsly; caneatees attorneys J. A. Toomey and
L. 4. Bailey.
Nauck & Nauck vs. TibhS; submitted. Plaintiffs
attorneys. Nauck Johnson; defendants attorney
Irving Williamson.
Shinn Burn; verdict for plaintiff for STA
Plaintiffs attorneys. +. A. Jones and George C.
shinn; defendants attorney, L. L. Gies-
Casey vs., Ross; on trial. Plaintiffs attorney
Robinson White; defendants attorney. Bates
Warren
No assignment for to-day. Mr.. Justice Barnard
viii sit on the bench Of the District Court Of
Appeals in place Of Mr. Justice Robb.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
MANY TAKE IT
Tremendous Popularity of
Vegetable Prescription"
RELIEVING CHRONIC CASES

Anyone Can Mix IL nt HOme-N0 Suf-
ferer from Kidney or Bladder
Trouble. or Rheumatism, should
Leave IL Untried, aS 30 Harmful
Results Can Follow It's Use.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Equity Court No. 4.
CHILE TI-ETIl,E IL ATrI,II


Cook IS Cook. clerks est refunded Complain
ants solicitor. Henry p. Davis.
Harrison Hunt: pro c1nfesso ordered Con
plainant's solicitors Berrg & Ninc-
Kaiser Kaiser: decree of August So 1907
amended ComQlaiuaut's solicitors. ". G. BaIder-
stcn, and Barnard & johnson. defendants Solici-
tors Douglas * Douglas.
Hi W CurTier. demurrer sustained with leave %
amend CCmpainsuts solicitors, Lambert & Nc
lean, defendaut's solicitors Coldrcn & Fcnning
Harvey vs. Harvey sale finally ratified. Complain
ants solicitors C. W. Dar and r. A Curtin. &C.
PENDANTS solicitors. Hayden johnson and Z. J..
Ryan
Hayes Burns: rule % show cause returnahle
Friday, November g. Complsinauts solicitors. II. l..
Davis and T. B. Rinbali
Coakey rs. Slater; rule as % contempt return
able November 6 Compiainauts solicitor ". q.
GaTdiner- defendants solicitors. W l. P01lton.
himhau & White.
Assignments for TO-DAY:
No. l3 Diamond stone Machine Company vs..
1ialnate stone Company Attorneys ". q. Hen
dcgson-VictGr L. Dodge.
Ne ie. Lnruln vs McCumick. Attorneys Bates
Warren Douglas & Douglas and T. l. Jeforis
No. 81. Price puce. Attorneys. J. H
AdIisars-T1omas G. TaylCr.
No. s. Perry vs Perry. Attorneys, 7. r. H1r-
ner-C Charles r. Bisgs.
No. 81 striekler vs.. Washington Brewing tom
pans. Attorneys. Joseph L. TepQCr GiIrings q
ChambCrlin-H. r. Woodg-d
n. 81. New York StfaEntting Company - MI
lCr. Attorneys. G. X. Wilsou-LeCn Tobriner.
No. G. Noel Construction Company Is Miller.
Attoneys Park & Hnt0n-Lcou Tohriner.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
KAISER A SICK MAN
Plans for His English Trip
Suddenly Changed.
KAISERIN TO STAY AT HOME

Emperor. After Brief OmcInI Court
Visit, to Scjourn Privately on the
Isle of Wight for the Benefit Of
His HeaIth-Said to BE Suffering
Severely from Cntnrrh.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Equity Court No. 2.
JVSTTgE EDTTTD

Assignments for to-day.
No S. Locficr IS LOefier. Attorneys. Wolf <
Koscubnrg-C Cauington-
No. S. H0ler IS. Hcfin. Attorneys Hayden
Wells Wells & Hover.
No. 60 Breligh vs- Brelish. Attorneys. Caring
tCn-Davidge
Ne. g.. Baker Christy Attorneys. MILAN *
Slnith-Rh0des Wilson & BArksiale
No. s.. Richard vs. kozel e al Attorney. J. 4.
Burkar,.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
ACTncS

SHIIIts . FFIth' fuu bACk Iureltv Adams
Touehd0wns-Paul Allen Robert Allen. Goal from
touchdown-Cook. Goals from ield-Quinn %. I'm
pire-Mr Harry Smith Referee.-Mr. Chris An
racher- Iimekepsrs-Messrs. ErTey and Roach
Lnesmen-Aiessrs. Kelley and Vermillon
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORI

SOoAANE oAAN UNI
United States George l. GO0dacrs: violating
gambling law; jury respited. Attorneys Henry +.
Davis. Campbell Darlington and r. r. Behrend
C.L...l...I g..
The Washington herald., 1907-11-06
EXPRESSION.

PHYSICAL CULTURE. VOICE CULTURE
ELOCUTION, READING, DRAMATIC ART.
A practical short system that brings resultE
Evening lesSons- PERCY c. BOWEN, . ST. ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-24

McNeal Mrs II T. Miller, and MIS-
Frank Dale Guthrie
The articles desired for each room
were published some two weeks ago.
and Mrs, McNeal chairman of the
committee. has an itemized list oi all
the furnishings needed tor all the
rooms We would suggest that the
friends of this Christian and humane
work who are willing 10 furnish n
room IN whole or in part, with goods
on money to purchase The same. see
or write any member Of the com
mittee. who will be glad 20 receive
your generous aid 20 this noble cause.
All the rooms will not be quite
ready By the day set for occupying
the receiving home, the Kitchen and
dining room especially viii need to
he ready. and these rooms are now
ready to receive their furnishings
The matrons room and other bed
rooms vii be ready. and furnishings
win be needed for them by the first
of this week
All the window shades will be pur-
chased by the committee from one
firm furnishing the same,
New Years Day.
Tie receiving home viii be opened
and occupied on New Years day Jan.
LIST, 1908. and thence forward receive
children according 10 the rules Of
the Oklahoma Children's home so
clety.
Later We want 4, have an opening
day service and program
NOAH b. WICKHAM, Supt