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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B--Eoll0Wlug schedule figures Iublished only -
information and not guaranteed
80 a m.-DanFille and Eay stations
.7.35 a. m-HaTFisonlurg b. and way stations
'9s8 a. m--Sle6pers and coaches 20 Atlantis and
New Orleans. Dining Car.
al % a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car.
s2=51 D. m--SleepeTs and coaches 90 Atlanta and
Columbus ga Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70
san Francisco tTi-Weekly.
f4sol ,. m.-Hauis0nbuTg and way stations
'455 2 m.-Charl0ttgsyille. WsuentOn ard EaY
stations.
SO p. m.-SeepeTs and coaches to Charlotte, Co
iumbia. aud Augusta. Dining Car.
sl0:l5 2. m.-Sleepers aud coaches tyia LynchbuTg
and BRISTOL 70 Chattano0gs, Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car.
'I.00 D. m.-NeW York and New OTieaus Limited.
Solid Pullman 10 Ashevile, Atlanta, birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. bin
ing Car.
Note-sDaily. tWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
535, sa5, and 9 05 a. III go 5Gs, s;s5, u:3o, and
ll.i0 T. daily Local trains from HaEris0Bblrg.
II . a N. week days. and 10 ,. m daily from
Charlottesville. sl5 q, N. daily.
Frequent Trains 20 and from Bluemont.
Ticket Offices. 705 18th ST., 5u Ia. ave, aud
Pennsylvania station.
{. II. ACkERT, s. H. HARDWTCK
V. p. & Gen Mgr Pass Traf Mgr
W. H TAYLOE. G. P. 4. I. S. BROWN. G. A.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IN effect November 3 1906
200 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
days-StoIs ar principal points in Virginia YestibuIs
train standard C0achesi FaTl0r car 70 Virginia Hot
springs- Pullman sleerers Clifton Forge to Louis
vile. Cucin7au. indianapolis. St Louis. and Chi
c2g0. buffet service from GoFdonsFIlie
40 p, M.-NEW &. & o. LIsuTED. Daily
Fast new Festibuie train; stops only al GorionsEe
Charlottesville stauuton. Clifton Forge and Gov
ingt0n. Va RUnceyeIte and Hinton. W. Va Pull
man sleepers 70 Lexington Louisville Cincinnati.
indianapolis 81, Louis. aud Chicago. Dining cars
u carte service. one night oEt.
u.l0 L. Nj. +. y. LIMITED. Dzily-Soiid
yestibulc tIain- Pullman sicepers 70 Cincinnati
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car TO Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars
Ia carte seryics. Sleepsrs Cincinnati 70 Chicago
ard St Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and ohia
Offices. SIS PennsyiTan avenue; 69 lith street. near
+. and Sixth street Station. Telephones Main s751
for Pennsylvania R. r. Cab Service and Main l065
for C. q y. Ticket Once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GOOD SITUA-
tion3 If so. place small ad under this heading.
state your qualifications. and you VIII reach the
best employer IN Washington-peopls who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only &c a word for
one time. Phone main 1900. If
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HELP WAIVED.

WANfED-FOK TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT.
expert sten0Erapher and typewriter male preferred.
ApIly 10 MANAGER the New Willard apl23
dies 70 CnJeT 0ur special classes now forming. for
drill 8 Mathematics, conducted by an Expert Math-
eH.aticiln Tie WORK is especially designed for the
Public School Examinations and the Civil Service.
can oF address for terms. Nc, CAPITAL con-
apl3f
harmed a olT school in % 10 ~ days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. Gregg Barnes. and
Syllable sJstems. individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. sl5-sls Colorado building
ecS-tf
THERE ARE ALL KINDS or HELP, BUT If
y5U want the best help FOR any business. yon viii
secure It hy placing 4 small ad in The Herald
one cent WoTd fer Qne time. Phone main SO Il
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WALL PAPER,

WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms; exsx9 65c; l0xl0xs SLl8;
l2xl5x9. SIS; I4x19 sL59; other rooms In proper
tiqn. Come. r. G. NOLTE 90 llth fe5-f
r OOMS pAPERED s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs; painting LIZ
PREUX 1891 9Th 81. Phone y. Aslm. als-tf
CHEAPEST THING On EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date wan paper. 1907 goods, sc q piece; samples
ca request. JOHN r. MAHONEY, SIS Pa ave. Sc
Phone east so fe9-f
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-IN INSURANCE OFFICE, YOUNG
man about lS 10 % years Of age. must write good
hand and be quick and accurate. Address BOX rs
Herald office.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN ~
sporting goods department Of large store Address
stating experience BOX Us. Herald Once
Active Agents
TO SELL LOTS To COLORED PEOPLE
in Beautiful Dupont Heights, on
easy terms. Only SO each 81 cash and 81 per
month. Liberal commission to hustleIs. CAL at
once,
DUPONT HEIGHTS CO.,
apll-d Room c, 5l2 F ST NV.
WANTED FIRST CLASS CHAUFFEUR FOR A
Mercedes. Inquire 1915 + st. spl3-st
WANTED-AiEN FOR LETTER CARRIERS AND
clerks in the Washington City post-ofice. special
examination May p Write or see me. FRED
WANNANAKER. Civil Service Adviser ap9-lt
WhisKEY. 81 PER GAL. TIE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN 6l6 + ST. NV. au5-tf
So WEEK AND PERCENTAGE on SALES
10 active salesman. capable Of selling jeWelry for
cash or credit; bond required. Apply CASTEI-
BERG. 935 Pa. ave. nh2ld-lm
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEFENDS
largely On the class Of help you employ. Get the
best statesmen salesladies IN Washington b az
sertisng in The Herald Only L. q word Tor 0ns
time. Phone main $50.
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
pay more -haa the company issuing them; must
be seven years old; no industrial policies TAE
m5tf
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LOST
FOUND
FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
Pets. stoves, bTica-brae, and all kinds Of house-
hold goods. BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP lsta
and SIS. Phone \. Eg. Formerly, eth aud U,
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MOVING, PACElNG & SHIPPING

FURNITURE BAGGAGE PIANOS. DC. MOVED
with care: packing aud shipping q speciality.
KREIGS EXFREss. I-2s Il st. uw. Phone Nam
e1ln. mh2l-Ot
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Rooms WANTEl.

WANTED-ON CAPITOL HILL. BETWEEN pa
ave. and Ad. ave. rooms sliiable for physicians
o1sce. Address BOX sl6, Herald Office.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-A SINGLE BUILDING LOT. WITH
in square Of Lincoln Park. al a bargain csrtih-
cate Of title aud plans for dwelling ineinded without
additional cost Price, only s. 900. J. c. WELDON
& CO, z2i y, Capitol St. aplZ-u
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAvER
and hairdresseT, shampooing, nanigsring ehirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment. Work done at
hotels and residences Phone Main a555. sil q
Il. NV. fe24-U
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FuRNITUBE REPAIRING. UPHoLsTERISG;
gasoiine. oil stoves. TeTiggTat0fa and Ice b1cs
paired. H0WARD's i2l5 II st. ne Phgne +. n63
apIlsEt
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Rooms Waned Washington Herald Small Quickly
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE,
DWIGHT ANDERSON,
b20 18th st. NV,
Phone Main 5ls9
Business Properties,
InVeBfmentss
Residences,
Lots.
mhlo-9Ottuhs
NEARLY NEW. MODERN ssToRY GROOM
brick and bf0Wnsiune house; neaf filtration plant
lst st. NV; Ia fine condition. ugusud con7enleuees
Tustisss screens aE doors and windows new avn
ingsi $50 range nelgioorood ilee i,o al ~, oosc
tionable features. Address OWNER Box 10 wash
ington. d. C.
FOR sALE-AN OLD-FAsHIONED HOME N
Georgetown, its cheapness surpassed BY It's
grandeur. has eight roau.s and bath. furnace heat
lot G3xl90 feet For particulars cali at Office.
j. ID. * W. ID. Sullivan, 7Oz 18th IA. ".
aplist
FOR sALE-ON T ST. NV. BETWEEN 18TH
and 18th sts. 6Toom and bath brick, renting for
$3.50 per month"; 800 cash. balance IN monthly III
siailments Of $3.50 each. ineuding interest price,
$50. CAYWOOD a GARRETT, lZ5l y. J. aie.
nv. "
S.88-CORNER DWELLING, FIVE BLOCKS
from Union station: tw0-stoIy ami cellar tdick
house. with bay wiudew on front and side eight
rooms and bath; in good condition
JOSEPH /. WELLER.
Really Broker. COZ + 81 NV apliu
FOR sALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES, IyTH ST.
&C.. five rooms EACH good condition.. modern in
Iroyementss price moderate. U. e. BLACK. lsi5
st. ne. apl5st
s.. $50 CASH: BLOOMINGDALE; PRETTY HOME;
d. ! NaN arau
terms Inquire at 2o9 lst ST. apli-st
OWNER. No. you ST. NV. MUST sACRI-
flee iorey home rooms. reception hall tiled
bath conservatory. can apl42t
COY 6ROOM AND BATH; BAY WINDOW
bun BRICK; near Lincah Park; less than cost
$50. KAERICK & MErcALF. $50 y. y. ave.
nB apll-5t
$500 WILL Buy A NEW TW0-FA3lILY APART
maut near Union Station PAYS 10 PER cent. kAR-
RICK METCALF. ls21 n. 4. ave. nw. apli-st
FOR SAIL
Corner house in the us.. near Eekington; rooms
and bath: lot Is 2lxIO Price 800.
DAVID MOORE,
1875 n. \. Ave. \. w.
FOR sALE-A FINE HOUSE ~ WASHINGTON
Heights. fronting east, three 81 stories and eel
lar; trimmed in hardwood tho, ghouti steam heat;
bargain at $3.50
CHRISTIAN }. bhOus
H9 Colorado Binding. mh29t
DO YOU WANT A PRETTY HOME OR INVEST
mentt See THE REAL ESTATE MEN" They
viu wait upon you without annoyance. Telephone
Main 1873 JOHNSON, DENT & CO. 6il 7th s.
nv. aplIu. cod
NEW 7ROOM DWELLING. PEBBLE DASHED
cellar furnace; very large porchess lot. xl71; s..
fare. " minutes from Treasury. direct car line.
PRICE, $500.
$50 CASH. SZ5 MONTHLY.
S. W. PICKF0RD,
1911 n c+raa* ROOM .
Ao4A u otACCt3 FIRST FLOOR
mhZZd
ATTENTION! COLORED CITIZENS:
1853 7 Street N. w.
New 13r01m. bly-Eiud1w brick dwelling; tiled
bath. fcIc.l3in tub nice lot 10 alley; hot-Natei
heat hne cellar. Nu sen on easy terms CT rent to
coloTCl IeTauu Culy.
JOSEPH n. ATKINSON,
I Formerly Prgs5enE Atkinson a Ballard Co. Inc
lol Bond Bl3g. Iith So. and n. y. ave.
sp7-g
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ELECTRIGAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF GEN
cTal electrical supplies dynamos, motors auto sup
plies electric and steam pumps everything pertaining
tc electricity from the establishment Of city plant
10 the supplgiBg Ct the simplest electrical appliance
comes within the realm Of this business. our men
have the facilities and the ability TO plan cut and
produce the special electrical appliances that one S
particular need demands. NATIONAL ELECPRI-
CAL SUPPLY CO. 1880 n. y ave mh26St
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

of a mile from r. K. station. 5 scTss q fertile
laud containing 1egeu-rcgm dwelling ali necessary
oui5udinss. abundance u fruit and shade. excellent
water. &c F8r iurthar particulars. address BOX
I6 Herald Office. spl2st
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

VIZ HAVE a CORNER STORE. LARGE
bTirk s,abll and en- 5foom brick house ia the
Northwest. Total rent Of SO I,lr month. for sale
at S0O11
}. ID. 4 ". d. Sullivan, 7OT 18th "A. W.
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BICYCLES.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

Set of Teeth and Gold Crowns. s. up; Gold FIJI
ings. 81 up; Silver Filings. 5oe. Work guaranteed
No pain. DR.. GEO. l. EDMONDS. SO 81 NV.
jale-d
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: No EXTRACTING
no pain: lJOk. feel act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shuHSen faces made normal; painless
filing Or. J. /. WILSON, l2o3 + st. Nv. oos1
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OFFICES FOB BENT,

80 \ y. AyE.-FIRsT AND SECOND FLOOR
rooms suitable for real estate, dentists. &c. SIS
aud SD, stuati0h unsurpassed. h BRICk * NIT
CALF, l523 ~ y a'e. nw. aplom,w,Lsu
FOR RENT NT-BEACTIFUL DISK ROOM go
BOND BLDG. Rent reasonable apI23t
LARGE MODERN OFFICES ~ THE NIT
zat0,t Bldg lu5iIl2 r 81. NV. $3.50 per month
intending heat, light elevator. and ianit0r service
extras. aPllu
FLEMING BUILDING, Ius sr NV. RENO
Tated throughout; spacious new elevator; steam
heat; uue1ceued ianitor service excellent office
rooms On fourth foor. del2u
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SI0RES E0R RENT,

FOR RENT-LARGE STORE ROOM. WITH TWO
room and bath apartment, hot an1 cold water,
steam heat suitable for barber OF ans light bust
ness In7 Park road. Rent only 50 per month.
GEO. A. MYERS. 7ei sth ST apll-3A
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TYPEWRITERS.
ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair. bufhmaTEs. m0Cs. &C. By electric needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless; no scars; Also
idte privacy; references from physicians and farnef
PATIENTS apparently hopeless cases sociled cousul
tston free electricity Is the only permanent cara
for sGperhuous bair. BOX 2. Herald olice or
phone \. sss2 mhl7-a
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

LEFT 40 sELI.-GR0CERY. LAUNDRY. PLUM
bers and market wagons. also lot harness; cheap
for cash. HARNESS SHOP, 18th and II SIS. NV.
fc3S-tu. tn. s. .30t
a VIRGINIA. HORSES FOR SALE; 1900 to l908
pounds: also few cheap horses FRED JOHN
son & BRO. ia 81. Sc. fezlu
To MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING GOODS. WILL
sacrifice l50 sets Of harness aud 100 vehicles; new
and second hand buy now and save money, COGS-
WELLS 2o9 Ilth st. NV fel9u
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RUG.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
rugs Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY, 2ZI4 G. Phone ll5s West.
nhB-tf
RUGS WOVEN OUT Or OLD CARPETS. DROP
postal. s3l 5th st. NV. or phone 49, mh2s-u
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WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-THIRD FLOOR OF WAREHOUSE;
light ca sides; % f. by III it,: electric freight
elevator. Apply CAPITAL PAPER BOX CO, 81
Hanover place Phone North Hl9. fel9eod30t
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPH0LSTERING DRAPING. RECOVERING,
polishing, repairing If desired, work done az your
home staining and polishing Of hardwood fue Judge
q antiques; reliable L. POSTER. 65I q 81. Sc
Amhs-u
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED D-EXPERIENCED HANDS To ALTER
WoMEN's GARMENTS. MUST BE ABLE TO
Do FIRST-CLASS WORK. APPLY TO JULIUS
GARFINGLE & co, I2l6 ST apl2u
WANTED-1OUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER N
lawyers office. Who operate Smith Premier
typewriter; one with experience preferred state sal
ary expected. Address BOX 2lS, Herald Office.
WHISREY. g PER GAL. THE JOHN WE'D
DERBURN. 6l6 + st. NV. ap5-tE
WANTED-AL HANDS on WAISTS,
skirts and coats; only those who do strictly rst-
class work need apply.
Julius Garfnkle & Co.,
ST 18th ST. NV.
mhls-u
II YOU WANT A GOOD. INTELLIGEN AND
conscientious giri for hOuseEoTk insert 8 small
I'D under this heading IN The Herald and you viii
u-1icklv gequra he right kiud hnlneT ONLY lie A
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SITUATIONS WANTED---MALE.

YOUNG MAJ, EMPLOYED OUT OF TOWN,
desires position as cutter IN Washington. Address
BOX 6s, Herald ofice api2-3t
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR Rents s. \. AVE NV. ROOMS AND
porceiain bath nat; hot-Waicr heat; large back
porch, modern Improvements, all outside rooms; 81
floor: SO. Adults only. Can SUNDAY
THREE AND FIVE ROOMS; ARRANGED FOR
housekeeping; large yards and closets. sl3 and SIG
26z0 So. uW. Rpi54t
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PICTURE FRAMING.

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
sc1iptiou made order st shortest notice. and at
prices p pr cent lower than any other house In
Washington. Our work is hrst-class. Frames for
fine paintings our specially M9ldings from &C TO 81
Der foot, ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER & ART
mh2o-3ot
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HOUSES WAIVED.

TO PROPERTY OwNERs-wE cay Rent
that vacant property fer sou and remit check the
day the rent Is collected Ne guarantee satisfaction
JOHN F. DON0HOE & SONS. 90s L. Capitol St.
apl231t
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-2ao YARDS OF LISoLEU2l; GOOD
as new; &c Ter yard cost SIS per yard; CT a1e.
per yard sold as whoie. So Z ST. nv.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-26

CALL BY THE CHAIRMAN
MEETING WILL BE HELD AT IN
DIANAPOLiS FRIDAY AND MUCH
BUSINESS DISPOSED oF-DELE-
GATES TO DIST. CONVENTIONS.

Indianapolis Nov 26.-FollOwing the
lead of the national committee. lndi-
ana democrats will take the initiative
in the coming campaign by an early
organization of their new state COM
mittee. 4 call has been issued by
State Chairman William II. OBrien OF
Lawrenceburg, for Il meeting of the
democratic state committee in Indian
apolis next Friday The meeting
will be held at the Grand Hotel begin
ming at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
The purpose of the meeting as an
nounced in the call. is to fix date
and place for each congressional dis
trict convention 10 elect new district
chairmen and to fix the basis Of dele
gate representation for each county al
each district convention.
Usually the democratic district con
ventions are held about the middle OF
December and the organization of the
state committee is perfected on Jack
son day. Jan. s.
Following the meeting of the demo
cratic state committee on FRIDAY
county conventions will be called for
the election Of delegates from the Va,
rious counties to the district conven.
lions.
A call for a meeting Of the republi
can state committee early in Decem,
Der will be issued soon by Chairman
James T. Goodrich. Arrangements
will be made then for both the dis
triot and state conventions. The re.
publican district conventions are held
usually during the first two weeks in
January and the state convention he
fore the last of April.
Chairman O'Brien Of the democratic
committee has told his committeeman
that it is Of vital Importance that the
democratic party should lead in organ
iZing for the coming campaign. A.
heretofore. he does not wish to suffer
they say, by being put on the defen
siFe with the voters by waiting unit
after the republicans have organized
He believes that the democrats have ]
better chance to win in tuls campaign
than IN the last, aud desires that the
democratic state organization be per
fected as early as possible.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-26
NOTRE DAME SHARES
THE STATE HOKORS
They Are Divided With Indiana
University.
RESULTS ARE A SURPRISE.

Notre Dame. Ind, Nov. 26-The
outcome of the Purdue Notre- Dame
contest at Lafayette, last Saturday. has
more than pleased the local followers,
who would have been satisfied with a
5-tO-0 score. The result of the game
completely upset the dope that was
figured here, the rooters. and especial
~ the coaches expecting a close game
1t was glorious finish to the march
for state championship honors the No
tire Dame eleven began when they
fought Indiana to a tie game. The re-
suits of the seasons battles were en-
tirely unexpected at the beginning of
the year, when hardly two teams re
ported for daily practice, and the men
who showed up were for the most
part inexperienced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-26
GOOD FOOTBALL TO
Be SEEN THURSDAY
Much Is Expected of the Earl
ham-ButIer Game at
Indianapolis.
CHRISTIANS ARE STRONGER
IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE
BACK FIELD-NEW MEN HAVE
BEEN SECURED AND ARE HELP
ING OUT NICELY.

indianapolis, Nov. 26.-Good football
is promised Indianapolis lovers OF the
game for Thanksgiving afternoon.
when Butler and EarIham meet at
Washington Park. This has always
been a great football city on turkey
day, and many will undoubtedly turn
out to see the Iryington boys perform.
Coach Mckay, who has done we'll with
the material he has had, is working
like Trojan. and expects to send a
better team against the Quakers than
faced them at Richmond two weeks
ago.
Improvement is being made in the
dates for positions. The two Bar
netts. Mckay, Schmidt, Wallace and
others are working hard for places
Captain Mcguire hopes to start the
game at quarter, although his injured
shoulder has not yet healed. Fitz
gerald will sub for the captain. The
| line is being bolstered rapidly and eff
| fectiyely. The men WHO were injured
in the Quaker game have recovered
and are back working for their places
again. New men have helped out
wonderfully, and the old ones are hav,
ing a hard time regaining their posi-
tons
| Earlham, however. has also improv.
ed since playing Butler The Qua
| kers were hit pretty hard by DePauN
q week ago and the defeat hurt. But
| their ability to recover quickly was
shown in Saturdays game against Wi
mona Tech. which was beaten "a to G
Coach Vail will have some new plays
! for his men. and as they are big
enough to make almost any kind of g
play Buffers task is cut out for her
A hard-fought contest is assured.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-26
is GREAT INTEREST
IN ROLLER SKATING
Craze Takes the Country
Much Like 1t Did TWen-
ty Years Ago.
LOCAL PREPARATIONS ON.
THE COLISEUM WILL OPEN ON
WEDNESDAY MIGHT HAS A
SPLENDID NEW EQUIPMENT OF
SKATES.

A great wave of interest In roller
skating is sweeping over the entire
country. and skating is likely very
soon to become as popular as it was
in the former exciting period 20 years
ago. From present indications the
coming winter will witness the great
est revival OF roller skating since 1885
and from the amount of money being
invested in tle rink business it is ap-
parently on more subStv initial and
permanent basis than ever before.
All the old Kinks are being reopened
to immense attendance and many new
ones have been built during the past
summer and fall and others are being
rapidly completed to open before the
holidays. Some of these new Kinks
are very fine buildings, among others
the "Geneseo rink, Rochester, n. Y,
cost s150,000, capacity 1000 skaters;
the Coliseum" Kansas City. Mo-, ca
pacity 1900: Casino" Baltimore, Md,
skating floor space SOx250; the Sta
dunn" Montreal, Canada, floor space
15x250. There are at least II Kinks
in New York City and the ''Metropoli-
tam and "Lenox Lyceum' are very
large ones. twenty-five Kinks have
opened or will open within so miles of
Pittsburg These facts show the ex-
element developing in roller skating
matters.
The craze has struck this city hard,
and the directors of the Richmond
Athletic association realizing the ex-
listing conditions and impressed with
the importance Of pleasing their pat
rons and getting ready for the in
creased business. decided at their last
meeting to put in about 400 pair Of
Henley's latest up-fo-date roller
skates, bright finish, ball bearing, all
fitted with finest grade red fibre roll
lers, and therefore when the coliseum
opens Thanksgiving eve, it will be
with a splendid new equipment of
skates and everything in perfect order
to care for the big crowds which are
sure to be in attendance during the
season.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-26

is A REAL ARISTOCRAT,
WHEN ASKED HIS NAME AT
POLICE HEADQUARTERS He AS
TONlsHED THE OFFICERS BY
HANDING OUT a CARD.

Il am sorry-nO. / mean | am glad -
leave YOU answered an aristocratic
and decidedly young hobo, to the po-
lice as he began to fill the orders Civ
en- him by Chief Bailey. that Of getting
over the Ohio state line about as fast
as possible.
His name was Hyman Greenspan.
land the youngster said his home was
In Jamaica. Long Island. He was an
tremendously yanked off the front If
he baggage car attached 10 train NJ
- running between Indianapolis an
New York by Patrolman McEally. lie
emaiued in the city jail until his case
5as investigated by the police.
The lad was dirty and unkempt. He
aid he was sixteen years of age and
had started from New York several
weeks ago with s. in his pocket with
he intention Of going TO indianapolis
70 work. He went there but could
nd no work and decided that dear old
tnaica was good enough tor him.
When he was pulled from the train
which he was beating his way back
New York. he was searched and this
= disclosed - cents. GreensDan
limited that he had gone from New
ork 10 indianapolis and from Indian
polls back as far as Richmond on
1.25. The youugstor was almost as
ypicaI Bowerv lad as he one who
as cared for some few days ago and
no is now cracking stone at the coun.
Jail Bailey told Greenspan that il
did moi get cut Of LOWE within q
hort time he would make him crack
ocks for sixty days, al which warning
1e voungsrer smiled broadly
With all his dirt and raggedness, tLt
I'd carried himself we'll and when ask
his name, he handed out his card
rue, 1t was poorly printed. but never
leless It created somewhat Of a sur
Prise Through this he was given the
coguomen, The Aristocratic Tramp