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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

seph b. Bowles.)
"Thenk ye," the painter returned.
Tiff we're no otherwise engaged
he stammered, Il wud be rale prood
to be yer-yer best man. I've had nae
experience, but
Are ye in earnest, Joseph"
"Ay, I'm in oarnest!"
"Ha'e We no heard what the folk
says ABBOTT me?"
I'm no carin' a snuff for public
o%peenion,' returned Mr.. RedhorD
stoutly.
Il believe ye're a man, Joseph Rid.
horn" he said. Listen, an I'll tell we
something. To begin wi, what dae
we think O me for savin' money a
thae years."
Il never thocht ABBOTT 1t till the
ither day, and then I thocht We wud
haze a guild reason for the savin'."
"Aweel, I'm gaun to tell We. Mind.
it's atween oorsel's. Listen! l lost
ma arm when | was three an twinty.
l was coortin' a lass at the time. But
we Gamma keep a wife, an maybe
weans, on the wark o yin arm, an
that the left yin. At least, l couldn't.
An it came to pass that the lass mer-
rit anither man. An the next year
ma fayther's brither deed an left me
near three thousand pound. l had a
brither, but he got naethin' left him
the reason for that | dinna ken. He
was a clever lad. He MIGHT haze been
chancellor O. the e~Xchequer if he had
gotten the RIGHT chance. So l gi'ed
him the three thousan' pound, an he
was to pay me five per cent. But he
never managed to pay mair nor yin
an a quarter. 1t wasna his fault.
Things was aye against him. Hoover
he peyed that regular for near thirty
year, but it didna leave mi muckle for
gi'ein' away to furrin missions a n the
like. l stoppit gaun to the kirk, SEEM
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17

l couldna pay ma footin'. An l wasna
gaun to tell everybody that ma brither
had the len O ma siiler. He deed the
year afore last-bankrupt. l had been
! savin', Joseph, an the savin's haze
kept me up till moo. This wee hoose
is ma ain. That's a. Mary's keerin'
me frae the-the %puirhouse. That's
the truth, Joseph"
I'm vexed for We, John" said Mr..
Redhorn at last. "But-but yer guild
times comm moo"
Yell keep what I've said secret,
Joseph"
I'm thinkin' the folk should get a
bit hint o. the truth. Will we no leave
the thing to me, John, SEEM I'm to be
yer best man? I'll be awfu' discreet.
I'll get Peter Brown to write from
Glesca mentionin' casual that he was
glad to hear O. the marriage, but
vexed to hear by accident that We had
never got the guild O yer fortune O.
thirty year syne. Hoo wud that
dae?"
Man, mani" cried Fergus, "a body
wud think we vas auld freens."
so we are, but we didna fin it DOT
till the NIGHT"
I'm gled ye cam to see me. What
brocht we, really?" Fergus asked
rather abruptly.
Mr.. Redhorn actually blushed,
"Weel, l decidet because l was shair
there maun be something rale fine
about twa folk that gets MERIT efter
waitin' thirty year, whatever public
opeenion says ABBOTT them"
The morning after the wedding Mr.
Redhorn entered the little shop.
"a packet o ceegaurettes," he sale
in a very off-hand tone.
The comely little mi behind the
counter looked up at him with a smi,t
on her lips and a tear in each eye
She may have been nearly fiftv BIZ
she did not look it then.
, Johns up at the cottage" she re
marked. We're thinkin' O. start,n'
wee business in vegetables an frul
next year, forbye wur shop
| 81 wish we success, Mistress Fer
gus"
!. 81 see ye're in a hurry--but Malste
Ridhorn, did naebody say onythinI
| nasty ABBOTT John wantin' to merry m
t when he had lost everything: TIE;
/ me, p~lease?"
"Naebody kens that he had loH
/ everything, Mistress Fergus"
"But-but-you ken, Master Rid
horn-you ken. What did you thin.
O. John?"
81 thocht O. him wantin' ye TO
, thirty year." said Joseph.
"Oh, then, I'll tell We the truth. Y
see, | kent aboc. Johns brother, ar
| heard when he deed bankrupt. Ar
then Ill askit John to merry nv
He couldna refuse"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17
In the Waist.

She was examining her new waist
by the aid Of the big mirror. Dear
mel" she exclaimed pettishly, 81 can't
see anything pretty in this"
:, well | can" chuckled the young
man who vas sitting on the sofa.
Really? And what do you see pref
ty in it"'
why, you"
And then she blushed and said she
thought the waist was just too lovely
fer anything.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17
It's the Raue.

do you suppose this fad is going to
reign long?"
which one?"
"B.ain storms"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-05-17
The Aeronauts.

i First Voyager-Have you any idea
whereabouts we are now?
Second Ditto-Not the slightest I'm
all vi in the air.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mrs. J. T. Mosby. Mrs. Howard
and Mrs. b. j. Anderson are sDend.
ing the week visiting Jamestown Ex-
position and friends at Hampton. Va.
Madam Mary a. Watson Pro
fesslonal Hair Dresser, 1915 St. Pc
Ter street. left the city on the 18th
Tor Boston, Mass. TO visit friends.
Rev. d. f. Murn. Superinten-
dent OF the work of the National Bap
ust Convention OF South Africa was
in the city this week.
Miss Julia A. HundIev New
York, y. y. has been the guest of
Mrs Mary L. Baker
Mr.. George Roberts OF Western
Star Publishing Co, Houston, Tex.
has returned home.
Rev. w. w. Nelson. Clifton
Forge. Va. passed through the citv
enroute from the jamestown Expo-
sition.
Rev. F. W. Williams. Norfolk.
Va called on us.
Miss Virginia c. Coins. Char
lottesville, passed through the citv
enroute to Hampton y. and A.
where she viii attend school this ses-
sion.
Mr.. John z. Robinson. Editor Of
The Mirror of st. Marks Lyceum
New York City and Mr.. G.. Wilton
Marshall, the advertising manager.
will be in the city the first week in
October. While here they win be
the guest of Mr.. Robinsonss amt
Mrs Maurice Hamilton, 1114 St
John Street.
Mr.. ]. Patrick Smith has re-
turned home from Watch Hill. r 7
New York and many other Northern
cities He will be pleased to see
bis many friends.
Rev. d. Webster Davis will de-
liver one of the addresses at the eel
ebration Of the 200th Anniversary of
the Pennsylvania Baptist Associa-
tion, (white) in Philadelphia on
October 5th. This is a signal honor
which is highly appreciated by our
people.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
THE AsHBURN BROTHERS.
Novel Entertainers.

Are YOU looking for something
new novel and different from anv-
thing you have ever had I'm the wav
OF an entertainment for the benefit
OF your Church. Society or L.odgeq
Here 10 is. The Ashburn Brothers
OF Mt. Union College and Pierce
school of Oratory and Elocution
nave it. They are just from the
North.
Ihey give high class literary and
religious concert, conceded 10 be the
pest ever given among colored peo-
pie. They impersonate. lecture and
deiniate characters In their sketch
es ana duologs so vividlv as TO an
pear in real life.
They move their audiences TO tears
and laughter at will. Though only
Two I'm number they appeal to an
audience as n company OF fifty peo-
PIE. They attract large crowds. al
ways give satisfaction, have enter
tanned the most cultured gatherings
OF the North; had success wherever
they have gone.
You had better secure them ~
once as they have only n few omen
dates for this section.
Address.
ASHBURN BROS.
+. 18th Street.
Manchester, Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
REV. Tariffs
TROUBLES.
Members Of His Family Given Jail
Sentence.-The Court Against
Him.

PETERSBURG, Sept 2I-Before
a crowd packed in the Mayors Court
/ room to-day with Commonwealth s.
I Attorney r. II. Mann representing
the state and Senator Charles r. Las
Z sitter and Paul Petit representing the
defendants. the trial of Alice Trice
and Mamie Watkins. colored. for
perjury. was called.
Alice TriCe is the sister-in-law NJ
the Rev. Eli Tartt, pastor Of the Har-
rIsou Street Baptist Church. and Ma
mie Watkins Is member OF his house
hold
On september eth. when Tartt was
tried and convicted. fined and sen
fenced % Jail for assaulting J. II
Mason, the clerk of his church with
a loaded pistol these women in tho
euort TO prove an alibi. swore thar
Iartt was sick and did not 20 ont
or his house on the day OF the AL
legged assault
Many credible witnesses svore
that they saw him out on the street
on that day, aud one swore 10 hav-
ing seen him come out OF Mason's
Office about the time of tho assault
lt was then charged that the women
had sworn falsely.
Inc defendants urged n contin-
uance OF tho case until after the
trial OF Tartt I'm the Hastings Court.
on October l. for the assault on the
ground that trial at present would
prejudice that case The Common
wealth opposed continuance and the
mayor denied the motion.
AZ the close OF the hearing the wo-
men were adiudEed guilty and were
hned $50 and sentenced 10 serve a
week i'm Jail They took an appeal
and were released in 5000 bail.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
MIR. MITCHELL SPEAKS.

John Mitchell. Jr., the lone colorei
representative spoke on joint ac-
counts. He gave il as his opinion
that it was utterly impossible to re-
licye savings bank -Om response
bility provided it paid he money TO
"a surviving person iL two name
account. lie analyzed the law and
stated facts that held the attention
of all the members. The vote re-
suited in no further action being
taken i'm the matter.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
10th anniversary Of the Mt. Carmel
Baptist Church and Pastor.


Baptist Church and Pastor.
The Pastor and Congregation nj
The Nj Carmel Baptist Church. will
begin their goth Anniversary ON
sunday, September 29th and contin-
ue unti' the First Sunday i'm Octo-
Der, during which time. MANY of
our ahlest divines viii participate In
these exercises. Tt is ardentlv hon
ed that the congregation of sister
churches viii patronize the AnDiver-
sary Exercises, freely. at each service
during the week.
Sunday, the 29th at 1870 Al
the anniversary Sermon viii no
preached by the Rev. DR.. w. r Cra-
ham of the Fifth BAPTIST Cburcb
Al =. NJ, DR.. W. r. Johnson Of tho
First Baptist Church will occunv tho
pulpit and at S:15 =. NJ. the Rev
William Thomas OF CentraIia yvili
preach. Monday night. Sent 2Otb
the congregation will be favored Win
a sermon by the brilliant orator and
scholar, DR.. d. Webster Davis
Tuesday night Oct. Ist. the Rev
II. r. Williams will preacb for ~
benefit OF the Earnest Workers
NNsAN1AtAf lAlEnN. October
md, the pulpit will be filled bv tbe
Rev. A. s. Thomas for the benefit of
the Willing Workers Club" and ON
Thursday night the congregation win
be favored with a Mock Marriage
and Concert for the benefit OF the
Excelsior Club"
Sunday, Oct. 9th, the Rev. DR.. y.
ID. Lewis, the noted preacher of the
Second Baptist Church will preach
at 1880 A. NJ. At3P. Commnn-
ion Will be held and at sac p NJ
the Anniversary Services will be
closed by sermon from the noted
Bishop, Dr. Evans Payne Of the 4tb
Baptist Church.
These services will be absolutely
interesting, as rare music will be
had and the public is therefore cor
daily invited to participate at each
ana help US In our grand rally.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
on TO PHILADELPHIA.

In the midst Of a heavy down-pour
of rain we returned to the station.
where we met Headwaiter Elmore l..
Benson. and enjoyed a hearty din
ner at that fine hOstelry. He was
much interested in our mission. We
left for Philadelphia as scheduled
on the fast Philadelphia express.
We were the lone representative of
our race in that car and on reaching
Philadelphia. found ourselves enjoy
ing the same unique distinction on
the Atlantic City express.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
EDITOR MITCHELL'S TRAVELS.
Trip on a R0iIrO0d--ThrOughW Washington.
american Bankers at Atlantic CITY.
OF lNCONVEENCEs COLORED-THE THE
BOARDwALK-IN THE MARLBOROUGH-BLE LENHEIM HOTEL.

We left Richmond Sunday, Sept.
% at $40 A. M. via the reliable
and popular r. f. and p. r. r. TAX
ing advantage of the extra comforts
of parlor car. Mrs. Martha
Scruggs was enroute to Milford and
waved an adieu as the train left
that station. Reaching Fredericks-
burg. two coaches were added to ac-
commodate the large crowd of col
ored folks attired in their Sunday
best" en- route to the big meeting
n few miles out from Quantico.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28

Whether a denunciation OF Pres
ident Roosevelt and his attitude on
the Brownsville affair should be
embodied in the resolutions com
mending Senator Foraker for the
stand he took when the Senatorial
inquiry was in progress was the
storm center around which the lead
ers of the National Negro BAPTIST
Convention surged in wordy battle
at yesterdays session. and DESPITE
the efforts of some of the leaders to
eliminate all discussions political.
the anti Roosevelt faction and those
delegates who wished Senator For
aker commended without reference
20 the Presidents attitude clashed
again and again. until DR.. r. c. Nor
ris, PRECEDENT Of the convention.
lhreaten6d 20 leave the hall and
resign his Office. The result was n
compromise. and a resolution com
mending Senator Foraker and NOT
mentionins the President was adopt
ed.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
A SURPRISED SERVANT.

We made Inquiries of the colored
attendant They all wore white
Jackets. He looked up with sur
prise. Are YOU stopping here?
Are you "a guest i'm this hotel?" Il
am guest here I ann a member of
the American Bankers Association.
The old look died out. Amazement
followed. He apologized again and
again and gave the Information de-
sired.
As we returned TO the SAVINGS
Bank Section. we were cordially
greeted by Mr.. William Hanhart. the
able secretary of that department.
who expressed his delight az seeing
.us.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28

profusion and the exhaustless supply
OF postcards is a feature.
THE SCENE on THE SEA SHORE.
Your photograph is taken and from
G TO OF them given to you to mail
home TO your friends for the sum
OF fifty cents. The ceaseless. never
silent waves beat upon the beach and
men and women, boys and girls so
out into the water in condition that
would cause q blush OF shame I'm a
parlor. but il is all right here.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
THAT PALATIAL HOTEL.

In the morning, the rain had ceas
ed and there were indications of
coming sunshine. We ate breakfast
and then went TO the fashionable.
modern, aristocratic combined hotels
known as the Marlborough-Ble
helm. These hotels are among the
finest in the country. There are ar
cades or covered streets, so to speak
leading to the hotel proper and along
these are stores of well-nigh every
description.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The officers for the next year we're
unanimously elected Steps were
taken 60 have the Trus Sections and
the Savings Bank Sections meet on
separate days. The matter was re-
ierred TO the Executive Committee.
The rolling chair parade on the board
walk took place to-day az $3.50 p. NJ.
The American Bankers Association
proper Will convene tomorrow morn
ing at 10 a. NJ. on the Million Dol
lar Pier.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
ROYALTY GREETED.

He introduced us 70 several OF his
White friends. Another colorcd at
tehdaht "cgged" his way up 10 us TO
find out where we were from He
seemed TO know where we were go-
ing. .te was glad. he said. 20 see thar
We We're being accorded proper front
mcnt. He left us and we sat down 10
read about the Joint Account" moth
Cd of deposit. the new auditing sve-
TEN proposed for savings banks and
the recommendation of committees
upon that subject~
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
A LOVELY SCENE.

Palms. ferns and potted plants
are on every side. Money flows in
never ending streams and to five
here even for a week is to be classed
among the wealthy magnates OF this
mighty land.
We enquired about the headquar-
ters of the American Bankers Asso-
citation. A white gentleman, who
seemed TO have charge replied in a
bewildered sort OF a way that they
hadn't gotten straight yet. He did
not know exactly wnen the Associa-
ton would meet.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
SOME OF THE GOOD THINGS.

These good things" consisted as
follows; one double deep sea going
rolling chair. the parade to start at
2:3O p. NJ, Sept. 2 4th; Reception at
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, 9 to
l2 p NJ, Sept. 25th and Grand Ball
on same evening; an afternoon at
Inlet, clam-bake 1 20 3:30 p. M:
Baseball. $3.50. and Seagoing yacht
trip from l to p. NJ. Sept. 26th:
GO as he pleases" freedom, Sept.
26th TO Steel Pier. Young's Ocean
Pier and Million Dollar Pier; Special
Concert followed by a high class
cake-walk on the Atlantic City Steel
Pier.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Rev. James w. Washington
McComb City. Miss. has been visiting
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Eliza Aytes and daughter,
Mrs Mary Granton of 20S1k w. Ba-
ker ST. left Monday. September 23d,
for New York City TO spend two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Mel
lie Ward. Before returning home
they will visit friends In Boston
Philadelphia and Washington. They
will return home October 10th.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
THE FIRST REQUIREMENTS.

We soon had our card made out
and were in possession a few mo-
ments later OF the button of the A
merican Bankers Association which
is the open sesame" to every place
here for one week at least. The
check-book given by the Atlantic CT
~ Local Committee contained the
following unique instructions:
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
NOT THERE FOR COLORED
FOLKS.

None OF these scions of Uncle sam
have been assigned TO that part Of
the beach where colored people are
permitted 10 battle. If they are, we
did not see any evidence of IL. The
piers on which entertainments are
given may be seen at regular inter
walls. We were so impressed with
the beauty of the scene that We de-
cided 90 battle too.-in the bath-tub
at the hotel
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
DID NOT FAVOR THEM.

The Section did not regard with
favor the establishment OF Postal
Savings Banks. The body adjourned
for luncheon at I O'Clock and it was
served by white waiter ou the sua-
cious pavilion over-loOSiug the sea.
Champagne, coffee, aponiuaris wat
er and cigarettes were served.
At 2:30 the discussion of topics
took place and Mr.. Mitchell spoke
again.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
FRIENDS MET Us.

There are red-capped uniformed
parcel carriers at all OF the stations
of the Pennsylvania railroad. We
reached Atlantic City at about S:45
=. NJ. and We were met by Gen. A. j..
Davidson, Mr.. Robert a. Jackson.
formerly Of RichmOnd) and others.
The rain was falling In sheets and
it was like driving in the surf as we
left the station, so deep was the
water.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
DOWN TO BUSINESS.

IL was much safer and we appre-
ciated the warmth that the hot water
spout sent up from the depth below.
But we are getting ahead OF our
story Returning to the Marlbo-
rough-Blenheim Hotel. we found that
a transformation had taken place.
Col. James r. Branch, Secretary of
the American Bankers Association
and his corp Of assistants had gotten
down to business.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
IN THE LAND OF DREAMS.

We were soon at Hotel Ridley. a
large and we'll furnished hostelry.
IL has every accommodation for eth
er transient or permanent guests
and IL is only about four blocks from
the board walk. We soon had sup
per and a few moments afterwards
We were in the land of dreams. ="
We slept as we know how 20 sleep
and despite all OF the modern com
forts of travel, we needed rest.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
"A FACE AT THE WINDOW. d.

We looked up suddenly and there
looking through the heavy cur
tains was the face OF white
chambermaid or attendant. her
dark eyes flashing With amazement
and wonder as she gazed upon a
.colored man lined up with the mon
eyed white men Of the United States
IL seemed that this was a revelation
to her. We noticed the hotel clerk
with the same troubled, puzzled look
upon his countenance. But noneaof
them spoke TO us and no one denied
TO us any OF the rights and privileges
or any other member and We were
content.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
OTHER coURTEsIEs.

In addition to these. the courte-
sizes of the Atlantic City Country Club
the Mortified and Atlantic City
Yacht Club at the Inlet were extend
ed. while the Western Union and
the Postal Telegraph Companies and
the Telephone Companies extended
free use OF their lines to any mem
ber of the American Bankers Asso-
citation. permitting them to telegraph
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
ALL KINDS OF WOMEN.

Lean women and fat women, big
women and little women, old women
and young women may be seen at
this resort while men Of every de
scription furnish boon companions.
Here, too. may be seen the United
states Life Saving Crew In action.
Tlsesr vvonr red cars aud .s,-sl ..,s-esatars
and bathing suits. Their legs have
become brown by exposure and they
may readily be taken 20 be citizens
of color.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
TREND TOWARD RACE AssER-
TlON.

A trend toward distinct race as
sertion in all walks OF life is cviu-
ced 10y careful study OF the NEGRO. %
said Mrs. 4. +. Whitfield Of Beau
mont Tex, in addressing the meet
ing OF the Woman's Auxiliary.
The old-time idea Of race unity
must be the dominant Impetus OF
the race in the future. for the most
potential question before the race.
or before the world to-day is the
Negro question"
The final meeting OF the conven-
uon was held last night az the Me
'roloutan Church. near Thirteenth
ana X streets northwest. The ser
mon was delivered by G.. l. Taliafer-
ro. OF Pennsylvania. after which tho
convention was adjourned.
Washington Post. Sept. II 1907 7
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
Passed Away.

Miss Eleanora Smith. one OF our
young school teachers departed this
life Wednesday morning. September
25, 1907, at her home IN Clark st
Her funeral took place from the
Ebenczer Baptist Church, Friday ey-
ening, p. M. She leaves a father
and brother.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
.o..
$4,000 VIII be Paid to coIored Heirs

$4,000 awaits relatives who can
prove they are the next kin and
heirs-at-law of Henry Washington
colored, a body guard in 1905 of
Ex-Governor Richard Yates OF mf-
nois.
For Information, address 7. c.
ROBERTSON, Attorney-at-Law. True
Reformers Building, 604-6O8 \. 2nd
Street, Richmond, Va.
At
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
coLoRED PEOPLE PROGRESSIVE

We later visited Fitzgerald's Au-
ditorium, where we met Mr.. B. G..
Fitzgerald and his brother. They
are doing prosperous business here
We met also Mr.. c.. c. johnson OF
Hotel Brighton. We visited the Of
fee of the Seaside Press. This con
Germ was prOspering
We visited the Office of The Pion-
eer Press Of which Messrs. Jackson
and Tucker are proprietors. They
have new half medium Chandler
and Price Gordon press, new cases
and much new type. The specimens
of work shown us were highly cred
liable to the concern.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
JUDGE TERRELL VISITED.

All along the road others got a
board TO join the throng. Reach
ing Washington, at about 12:45 p.
NJ. we found that the train making
connection for Atlantic City, y. j.
would not leave until =. NJ. We
called on Judge II. II. Terrell and
his accomplished Madame and before
sssttt.ssi sls.- slfssi.s--f tfs.,.- fs..sr,l
that it was impossible TO complete
the circuit and visit other friends
that We desired TO see.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
MADE OTHER PURCHASES.

They had found out that we were
a banker and 1t was amusing to note
the EFFORTS OF even the white auc-
tioneer who was assisting the Japa-
nese, TO get us to buy more. He
wanted US to walk about the place
and inspect such things that we
might wish. He separated us from
about SIS worth of good American
money and promised to ship the
goods TO Richmond and so we de-
cided that the ocean breezes would
be better for us than American-Jap-
anese smiles and went on our
own way rejoicing. The end OF the
season was the opportunity to close
out a heavy stock of rare designs.
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
AN UNIQUE INVITATION.
Atlantic City. N. ].

Tuesday, Sept "a, 'O7.
The Citizens and Business Men
of Atlantic City deliver on request,
TO the American Bankers Associa-
tion the enclosed good things,
without defalcation, and charge
10 the account of Atlantic City Lo-
cal Committee for the entertain
ment OF the members of the Amer
lean Bankers Association"
Richmond planet., 1907-09-28
TOO EARLY FOR BUSINESS.

Finding we were too early, we
went out on the board walk. This
Is a remarkable place. For miles a
raised boardwalk has been laid par
ailel to the beach OF the Atlantic
Ocean. On 1t are stores OF every
kind Souvenirs are to be had in