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The Washington herald., 1907-06-24
COLLECTORS,

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS, RENTS.
estate and damage claims no charge unless sue
GssfuL FULLER AGENCY, az l2th St NV.
mh3tf
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
nsr cent 20 per cent on d. c. real estate.
FTerv consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main 5552 sF Street n. ".
mhl5t
5I7000 TO LOAN IN,SUlIs no SUIT OE REAL
estate At per cent? Answers given same dag Of
apnIicatian where bargains are sufficient Expenses
lowest. BUTLER-TALtAFERRO co. uncI cor.
9Th and II -ts. aw. is2+tfeod
MONEY 20 LOAN 0N APPROVED CITY REAL
estate On g. iis auj 5 per cent interest; special
ptirlc-es with respect 20 prior payments TYLER
& RUTHERFORD IncI 1861 SO. NV. ocs-H
MONEY To LOAN-BET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace cid eaes az lowest rates Of in
tsrsst Al transactions conducted with economical
consideration Tor borrowers. WN. r. SAUNDERS
& Co. 1907 r ST. nv. ocs-u
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING-TREAS-
urer's Office. Soldiers Home. Washing
ton. y c. June 2. 1907 Sealed proposals
will be received az this Office until l0
O'Clock a M. WEDNESDAY. July 10,
1901. and Immediately opened for supply
ing the Home with the following cloth
ing. 1000 winter hats, so winter coats,
$50 winter vests 1000 winter trousers,
pairs 1900 winter undershirts. J.. 100 bosom
shirts / 500 collars. 1860 shoes pairs
2500 stockings. wooden, pairs 100 draw
ers G. r. pairs Al articles to be fur
nighed In different sizes. as required; and
as about s per ceDt-hats. shoes. and
stocltinRs exceDted-will be needed for
men Of unusual size the contractor will
be required 70 supply their garments by
measure. with name attached All arti-
cles 90 be delivered AZ The Home on or
before October !. 1901 The right IS re-
served % reject any and ali bids. For
further information. apply TO Maj. II. M.
KENDALL, L. S. A. Treasurer.
ir2iafts
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-ONE CHEF COOK AT so. one
chef So and kitchen man. SIS. 20 leave the ci-T.
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY, 80 7th 81. le223t
WANTED-A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE
insurance company desires the services Of energetic
white rpressn+ates for This city, 70 the proper per
sens c5utrzc-s viii - offered that VIII result N
building I'D an increasing income each year sfien
did opportunity f0r the right persons Address. with
references Z. d. BOX 81. .e-Jt
WANTED - SEVERAL GOOD HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS 20 solicit, a good chance 20 make money dur
Ing YOUR vacation. BOX IS. Herald clce-
WHISKY. 8 PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBCRN Co. 6-5 T s. NV. nyZ3u
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-MASGLE GIRL AT IHE ToLMAN
LAUNDRY sth and stA nv is5-5t
WANTED LADIES TO SELL EXTRACTS.
toilet goods. all OF part time. Call. % p n.
5r address agent 5ll Eve 81 nv. iell-3t
ANTED-ENPERIENCED LADY CASHIER.
% 90 tvpevr.'irg and Bookkeeping. Address BOX
81 Herald dtHee IeeZ-3L
WANTED-TWO GIRLS iCOLOREDl. As CHAM
herm8iis. who can play MUSIC. Cne white woman
cock. 50 70 leave city two women cocks f1r city.
three lhambsrnsiis for city. PHILLIPS HOTEL
AGENCY so 7th ST. uT eZ-5.
TED-RESPECTABLE CGLORED WOMAN.
% % 10 Nsv Jersey % dl general L1useE1rS in a
small family, must bring good references. Apply Dr.
J. r. WELLINGTON. I-lf r. l. ave ie2I4-
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LOTS FOR SALE,

land Paris high elevation, On gr7dei street. mag
rfcznt view e city I5C PER SQUARE FOOT
Adjoining property selling f-r SOC foot This is
your chance Il you are looking for a home site or
an investment Let rs show it 60 you GEO p
ROBINSON co. INC. sL5 18th e. NV J. WAL
TER OBOYLE. Manager. 5eiaet
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON BUILDERS

C. b STEWART, CARRIAGE AND WAGON
bniider. formerly rear E2 N 81. NV. has moved 70
1925 L st. NV and viii continue the business under
the firm name Of STEWART & WIAIfEL. le3-Zt
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
ATLANTIC CITY
MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALE,

WE HAVE NUMBER OF SECONDHAND
CASH REGISTERS. some very slightly used
which have taken in szrharge. We may have
Just what yCu want Come To and see. 81 Niuth
ST. NV. IeL-lt
NEW WHEELEB WILSON. 10. g. 500:
Standard Grand also Now HCne These machines
are practically new. with automatic drop heads.
taken in exchange for Davis vertical feed sewing
nachues SA93 for new bau-5eariug drophead ma
chine regular price, 80. On easy payments DAVIS
AGENCY. 3l3 sth ST. NV. Phone Main JzS.
ieZJ5J
FOR sALE-HERES YOUR CHANCE TO PICK
uD a bargain n a slghtiyused Upright piano.
Choice Of a number 7f bi-l grade makes. such az
Stsiuway. Kuabe sucT, V0se Hardnan, Fischer
Gabler Sc at 500. Sl25 $50 S75 500 sZ50 SO
500 {52j. and $50. Make your selection now, Easy
payments accepted. o, J. DeMOLL & CO.. High
grade Pianos 1881 q ST.
WHTsKEY. g PER GALLON THE JOIN
WEDDER3CRN CO.. 66 ST. nv ap6rf
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BOARDERS WANTED,

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN TO BOARD
az new and attractive country home IN Viz.
giua on SoltEsrn Railroad. clos 20 electric road
convenient Tor Of5ceh1idCrs OF railroad mcn. For
particulars apply. after p m. at llia 18th e.
nv. i-i-lTksfcd
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-TO Buy SEVERAL SMALL Hot sEs
f-r jas=-Eelt. give fgI pa---1a-s. BOX p
E.raH 1aee ieLrf
To BY or 7BOOM HOUSE WITH LARGE
lFent ard sesr cards. about four or G7s th1u1and.
BOX 81 Herad oG-r Irz-ft
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY WANTS ROOM AID BOARD
q 50 utr week. anywhere 81 private family. AI
dress JAMESTOWN. Herald Office
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PASTURAGE,

HORSES PAsTURED CHEAP; PLENTY OF
grass water, and shade Address J. T. MOSS, N3
Eth 81. NV. Phone NJ 7oo0.
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GRAPH0PHONES,

FOR sALE-GRAPHoPHoNEs FOR MUSICAL
and cop,mercal uss. many b'g bargains. ROB
ERTSON. 1919 Eth st. NV iel50t
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BARBER SHOP,

BARBER SHOP. or Z ST. NEAR nth ST
Only experienced BARRIERS employed. 0pen al day.
is22at
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BICYCLES,

| WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY
another large LOT of Hudson bicycles that we are
/ going % sell ar wholesale prices. ~-1p IA and get
/ orr cltaIoels before purchasing elsewhere. HAI-
/ ERFORD CYCLE Co. fE 10Th s. NV ie1l1
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS. SLIGHTLY
used. cheap Al HAZLETON s. 92i5I 10Th 81.
Nv mv5--f
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

KENT. us y. CAROLINA AVE sE-slX
rooms and bath; viii s16let one apartment for
sumner. 50. all coryeEieuces KABRICk q MEL.
CALF 100 y J. ave. j7sI
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STORES FOR RENT,

FOR RENT-oNE SIDE OF LARGE STORE.
including uss 1f s1od show vindTE a. the most
prominent transfer corner in the CRY, very reason
able rent Apply % J. Il. FIokE eZ 3th 81. Hw.
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SITUATIONS WANTED,
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED-SITCATION BY FRENCH CHACF-
frur. speaks English has American and three
European licenses DUPONT AGENCY IrB
Oregon ave. 'Ph0rs y. 5ilR G-A
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AUTOMOBILES

swTNEHART CUSHIONED TIRES
WI end vour tire trouble and muimizs your tiTe
expense. Guaranteed not 20 loosen or come OF II
We apply them.
HOWARD 7. JONES & CO.. Agents.
iel6-tf 52 60i z 81. Phone Main sl56
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30


trails lines entering New York City
will throw out of service half a hun
dred steam locomotives, while similar
idly adding TO the list of displaced
engines
The average value of the service.
ablH locomotives Cn the different
trunk lines. today can be placed ut
$4,000 each. Some cost good deal
moro ana worth nearly double this
amount, but there are many others
whose days Of usefulness are short
and their value is below this aver
age.
The New York Central and other
largo roads have added entirely new
electric locomotives to their stock.
and the displaced steam engines are
being utilized in other branches of the
system.
number Of steam locomotives
have been equipped with electric mo-
tcrs In an experimental way, and they
nave demonstrated thoir ability to per-
form satisfactorily the work demand
cd OF them. Tho Pennsylvania has
several old steam-converted locomo-
tlVcs employed in the short-haul traf-
Tic near the Pittsbnrg iron and steam
terminals, and the New England roads
have also converted number of
steam engines into electric locomo.
tives for short-haul service. In near
ly all of these instances the locomo-
tives were of the old types and their
years OF usefulness were short. Their
service in the new field was suffi.
cicnty Icing to prove expcrimentally
the value of such converted locomo-
lives
Some way will certainly be found
10 utilize the old steam locomotives. ;"
said an official of one of the large
Eastern roads to the writer, "if we
are ever confronted with the prpblem
OF adopting electricity as the motive
power for both long and short.dis.
lance traffic. They will certainly not
be sent to the scrap pile yet awhile.
If they cannot be converted into cleo.
trio locomotives of the most powerful
KIM they can at least lie utilized for
lighter traffic, while newly-designed
electric locomotives are built for the
heavier and faster cryicc."-Tcchni-
Cal World Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Man of Quick Action.

The quickest action ever noted by
a Cincinnati newspaper writer was ii.
Illustrated when he reported a murder
case in which one of the witnesses
was a negro porter in the hotel that
was the scene of the killing.
The negro was asked how many
shots he heard. 1.-Two shots, subj" he
replied. How far apart were they?'
Bout like ui8away," explained the
negro. clapping his hands twice, with
an interval of abou. a second between.
acre were you when you heard the
first shot fred," "Shinn' Il gem.
mans shoes in dc basement of de no
tel" Where were You when the sec
ond shot was fired? ?" "Ah was a passin
dc Big Fo' depot" Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Youthful petectiue.

Bobhy's mother had taken him 70
chGIch to hear the evening sermon,
ana they occupied seats in the gallery.
wherc there was more room than on
the main floor. Bobby tried not to al
low his attention to wander from the
preacher, but il did. He seemed to he
particularly imeresteG in family
who sat i'll front OF him, and when the
sermon was about half over he whis.
pcrcd to his mother:
Mamma, | never saw those people
before, but know their name"
Hush, dear" .
But do" persuaded Bobby. Their
names HILL"
"IIcw do you know"
Every time the preacher says his
text, 4 lift up mine eyes to the hills, ;
those two big girls look at each other
and smile"
Subsequent inquiry proved that
Bobby was right in his guess
Youths Companion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Fate of Old Enaines.

An interesting question in connec-
ton with the present Identification
OF many of the steam railroad lines
In the suburban service is the final
disposal of their locomotives. 1t can
hardly be imagined that the engines
VIII be converted into scrap, and vet
If electricity should become the mo.
tive power on the steam railroads
"ithh the next few years there would
Do great number of steam locomo-
yves thrown out of service and n vast
amount OF invested capital lying idle.
Even the electrification Of the subur.
ban service of the New York Cen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Presbyterian Exhibit viii be Ia-
stalled When Fair Opens.
Mr.. WEXFORD HAS MET SUCCESS
Organizations All Over the Country
arc Interested and Building V.
DO Headquarters for All Visiting
Preebyterians.

Rev. t. T. Wexford, who is at
homo again after trip North III
the interest of the Presbyterian
exhibit at the jamestown Exposi.
ton, states that he has met w.,n
great success in his work and is
well pleased with the outlook for II
iino UNCONVENTIONAL exhibit.
work OH tho Presbyterian building
was begun Thursday and will be push
ed rapidly to completion. II is pro.
posed to have the building ready
lor tho Installation OF EXHIBITS be-
fore tho opening of tho Terccntcnniai
Although the Norfolk and Hanover
Prosbytcrics, through tho joint
committee of which Mr. Wslifo u
Is chairman, has entiro cliarea @.
tue exhibit and building. Pr, s!.yi:-.
En ill over tho country win be,
relltsontcd. Tho EbuildiL. vii r..
q celtic, OF interest with prcY.,;tel
ian;i who visit tho cxposi.in,t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Lost a BARGAIN,

why don't those two American
dnchesscs like each othcr?"
Fhey beth pride themselves on
their business ability. and one bought
hcr husband much cheaper than tho
other did."-Dctroit Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

Making Hay.
Iniov your liulc while The fool
seeks for moro Chicago Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

ed to n cable were carried out mud
thrown into the water.
While one was being heaved In OH
by the captain the other was being
carried further out with tho result
that at the end of As hours tho cap.
tain was enabled to escape without
damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
influenced on Hcredltu

How do You account for that mans
extraordinary pulp"
Easily. IT'S hercdity. Ills father
nnd grandfather before him were dent.
lists. = Baltimore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Busy Elsewhere.

Senator Oldschool-Who is that
young man at Senator StecIes desk?
Senator Gral'bit-Oh, that's Stcclc's
secretary. Steel has two or three
franchise grabs that he's trying to
get through at home and hadn't time
TO come here in person.--Puck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

IN" secret Of fashionable beauty. |
ASKED tho question of Il noted beauty
specialist. "lu order to be round,
rosy, plnmr. very pretty and stylish
take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 30 ccnts.-J. G. GORSUCU &
co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Whence its Name

Passenger-Docs this train stop
anywhere for dinner?
Brakeman-Nah it don't.
Recommendation understand for
the first time why it is called a fast
train.--Judgc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
A Parent Dclusion.

| want to no an expert,
Aud with the experts sland.
For II pays to muddlc jurlcs
by appearing Gu the stand
Chicago RcCord.Ilerald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Calendar For This pay.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 Marine Notes w
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The British steamer Usher is ex.
noctod to sail tomorrow for St.
Thomas with Il cargo of about SOC.
tons OF coal, valued at about S13,.
mo German steamer Adchcld ar
rived In port yesterday from Now
York to load = cargo of about ;:,5Oc
tons OF coal for jamaica.
The British steamer Heighingto..
arrived in port last night from New
YORK 10 load q cargo OF about i.ruu
tons OF coal at this port for West
lndlan ports. She will sail next
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
Causc Encunl1.

CnrSono--' lear your typewriter left
you in n huff?
Gebhart--fe | nut my foot In It.
Carsonc-What did YOU do?
GeiharI--l had dinner with my
WIZ" one dar last week March DO
hcmian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday, March 20, 1907.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Usher (Br). Perry BAL.
timore-to Berwind-Whito Coal Com.
pany in ballast.
Steamer Adclhcid (Gcry Dunc
New York-to Bcrwind White Coal
Company in ballast.
Steamer HoighinSton (BrJ, Peter.
son. New York-to Berwind-Whi;c
Coal Company in ballast.
Steamer mkula Br), Chard, Gal.
vcston-to White Ook Coal Company
Tor bunker coal. Vessel entered by
Frrncss, Witty & Company, Ltd.
steamer Bon Nevis tBr), Prlch.
ard, Now Orlcans-to chesapeake 4.
OHIO Coal Agency Company Tor
bunker coal.
Schooner Luther r. Garreison,
Haskell Newburyport-t White
YAK Coal Company Ill ballast
Barge MatanZas from Boslon-to
New River Consolidated Coal Com.
pany in ballast.
Schooner Thomas S. Dennison,
Wade, Guantanamo, Cuba-Whito
Oak Coal Company.
Barge Ohio for Boston-Chesa-
poake & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pany.
Sailed.
Steamers 1nkula (Br.), Chard,
Liverpool; Ben Nevis OBJ, rrich.
ard, Rotterdam.
Schooners Thomas S. Dcnnison.
Wade, Guantanamo; Orlando v,
Wooten. Stcclman, Charleston. s
e.; 0. ID. Withcroll Metgath;;n
Providence; Estellc Phinney, Phin.
noy, Boston; Henry l.. Peckham
Harding, Gloucester, Mass.
Calendar For This Day.
Sun rises 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-30

NlGLMS & Co. Inc. Goal Estate.
insurance, Rents. Loans. ctc. No. 25l7
washington Avenue. Newport News.
Va oo.,I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
Footwear for the correctly
gOWned woman.

The finishing touch-a correct boot When selecting
from stock like Walkers the choice is easy
Wright and Peters supply high class shoes in every
new last and leather.
Cross and Dutenhofer tie for second place with spen-
did footwear at medium price-the style though is All
there. Skilled statesmen for careful fittings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
Showing of lovely ribbons.

For trimmings for neckwear for betngs for fancy work
IN the hundred and different which the det
needle put them ribbons adapted
Our showing this is far ahead of any previous ex
hbt The designs beautiful the coorinss are
richer and the selections varied Lovely effects in
floral fruit and foliage designs All widths and prices
New ribbon department-east aisle-rnain store
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
In the fancy goods section.

OF course you must belts and bags The
newest imported ideas abundance Then there are
the beautiful back COMBS bracelets brooches fans etc
which go to suit the individual taste Our fancy goods de-
partment please the most exacting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
Autumn showing in the
mems corner

In a secluded corner where the men may select
their haberdashery undsturbed, we are showing
the best and most complete line of fall furnishings
to be found in the city The most reliable makers
represented in each line. Street, business or even
ing dress wants can all be supplied here
Main street entrsnce-frst aisle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
GlOVes-an important
factor.

One of the most important and sometimes the most diff
cu to secure part of the costume the glove At Walker
1t IS dierenany shade be matched and any length
supplied Two three clasp up g. TO- H. 16 and 20 but
ton lengths.
Of course when asking, say Perrin So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
Art needIeWOrk for
autumn.

Here the woman who loves clancy work. will revel
Beautiful ideas displayed in stamped and finished pieces
Many distinctiveIy new ideas manifest this fall
Madam Nilsson will give instructions Tuesdays and
Fridays gratis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22

To go right to the big stores in New York han
to be disappointed Walkers dress goods and silk departing
purposes New York. Here you will find the very things
there with-a the novelties all the colorngs and weav
IN color combinations to match any gown DresdenS the
tured and the beautiful stripes for fall waists.
wide of highclass novelty dress patterns We
All patterns confined to Walkers store
Superb array of broadclOths The shades all he
bondnes and different shades of heotrope included in the
afford to miss.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-16
DELINQUENT Tax Listof Marshall County, Ia
General Taxes for 1906 and Special Taxes for 1907 also
for Previous Year When so Specified.

Treasur Ia
1906 1907 and preVi
lots Mar
day
office OF the
following
unu all
Of has not
lawful money their purchase
which been previous
unsold
Thereon
the mann
Dated at Marshantown November 1907
j.. p.
Treasu of Mars
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22
ilVers-Smlt

The wedding Of Mr.. Andrew Silvers
and Miss Emma Smith was p~rettily
solemnized by Rev. Jones, of Lane
Tabernacle Church, last Thursday
evening at $3.50 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, of
Sixth avenue, North. The house was
decorated with palms. The bridal
party entered to the strains of Men
~delssohn's wedding march.
The groomsman was MIR. Eugene
Silvers, and Miss Willodean Jones was
maid of honor. Little Miss Suburban
Scott, the flower bearer, was very
pretty as she led the bridal party, car
rying in her hand a beautiful bouquet
of chrysanthemums.
The bride made a lovely picture
in her bridal costume. Her bouquet
was bridal roses and chrysanthemums
The wedding gifts were numerous
and valuable. Mr.. and Mrs. Silvers
will be at 1907 Sixth avenue, North
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22
WILLING WORKERS, CLUB.

Mrs. P. A. Simms entertained the
Willing Workers Club, of Kayne Ave
nue. Baptist Church, Monday night at
her residence, GIT Dixson street. Aft
er spending some time with the bust
ness, Mrs, Coletta Turnbow read a
paper, subject: Christianity" which
was very instructive. A two-course
luncheon with ices was served. The
Club will meet next Monday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Maddux, Of
1745 Edgehill avenue. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Maddux, Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Simms, Deacon o. w.
Stokes, President A. L. Anderson, Mes
danes ]. w. Devices, VIM. Amos, Jas.
Gentry, Coletta Turnbow, Lena john
son, Misses Mile Simms and Mamie
Johnson.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22
WEDDINGS.
Patton-owen.

A marriage of interest to their
many friends occurred recently at the
residence Of the brides mother, Miss
Minnie Scott, Thirteenth avenue,
North. The contracting parties we're
Mr.. Robert A. Patton and Miss Bessie
Lee Owen. The ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by the Rev. Rob
ert Esmond, of New Town. The bride
was very prettily dressed in a cream
wolfe skirt and an allover lace waist.
She carried in her arms a bunch of
white chfysanthemums. The parlor was
prettily decorated with ported plants
and cut flowers. An ice course was
served and in a coy corner frappe
was served by Mrs. Luke Vaughn and
Mrs. w. A. James. The presents were
numerous and useful, including quilts,
sheets, towels, counterpanes, dishes,
glassware and several pieces Of silver
and bric-a-brac.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22
NAPIER SCHOOL NOTES.

The teachers and pupils of Napier
School have a keen appreciation Of
whatever success attends the efforts
made in the other public schools of
the city towards securing perfect at
tendance. The same sort Of work is
being put forth with might and main
in this building. And having een a
published statement in the Globe of
the weekly attendance of two teachers
in Pearl School, we hereby extend
our concentrations to those two teach
ers and beg to give to the public the
attendance of at least five teachers
at Napier during last week: Miss G.
A. Lotions room, no absents out
of 81 pupils; Mrs. M. M. Young, 3 out
of so; Miss L. Bright, 4 out Of so;
Mrs. M. A. Anderson, 6 out Of 1913;
Miss Addie Bell, 5 out Of 80. 1t is
very encouraging to see the pupils Of
TALL the eight different rooms rivaline
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-11-22
SACRED CONCERT.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last Sunday evening, the sa-
cred concert at the First Baptist
Church, Eighth avenue, North, was
postponed and will be rendered on
next Sunday evening, November "a.
The same program, which includes
such noted singers as Mesdames H. A.
Cameron, D. A. Hart, Prof. ]. w.
Work, DIR. Miller, together with the
Glee Clubs Of Fisk and Walden Uni
versities, will be carried out.