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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
pHEAsAH1s FOR TAFT.
Tribute from Ambassador Reid
Knox Sends No Word.


AUGUSTA. CA. Dec. 24.-Four
brace OF English pheasants. beauti'
fully plumcd and plumply fatiened
hacked in a hamper and cold storag
ed from London. reached the TAFT
cottage this afte moon. the Christmas
dinner remembrance OF Whiteiaw
Reid. American ambaSsa dor. at the
court OF St James to President-eiect
Taft. One brace Of the pheasants
was served tonight. and Mr.. Reds
reputation as pheasant producer
has not suffered IL the genial counter.
auce of his beneficiary. the President,
elect. at dinner. may be taken as en-
GOrsement.
The Augusta Bar Association today
obtained the promise OF Judge TAFT
to be its guest at the annual dinner
following the yearly of the assOcia-
ton January IL.
Mfr. Justice Cobb Is 10 make an ad'
dress on the occasion and Mr.. TAFT
vas smilingly told he would not be
asked to speak. He smilingly an
swerei that he was pretty we'll aware
what such a promise actually meant,
The invitation was presented by j.
c. c Black and Byken Wright. Of the
local lar.
No Christmas celebration has been
planned by the Taft family. They
viii dine in the evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Landon Thomas.
The family was photographed to.
eether In their automobile today and
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond, went
for a long ride over the country
roads.
Mr. Taft expects no political callers
before next week when Frank II,
Hitchcock will probably come.
He has had no word from Senator
Knox as to his intentions 70 visit Az
gas;a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
SENTENCE or THE LABOR
LEADERS.

The sentence by the Court OF Ap
peals OF the District OF Columbia-a
Federal tribunal-of three leading Of
ficials In the Federation Of Labor up
on the charge OF contempt bids fair
to awaken into new life the agita
ton of a question which was a live
issue In the recent national cam
paign.
For alleged contempt committed
outside OF the court room. Samuel
Gompers, president Of the labor or
ganization, receives sentence OF
twelve months imprisonment: John
Mitchell, one OF the vice presidents,
nine months and Frank Morrison.
secretary. six months.
The offense charged was the viola
ton OF an injunction issued By a
Federal Judge. The accused are
given penitentiary sentences without
trial by jury.
Heretofore sort Of judicial cour'
tesy observed BY the Federal bench
has restrained reversal OF contempt
judgments.
1t Is probable. therefore. that II the
labor leaders escape the penalty in
aicted by Justice Wright they Will
do so through the clemency Of the
President CT the United States
Totally disregarding the character
OF the offense, Federal judicial sys-
tenn with the power to send . man
to the penitentiary without the pri-
vilege Of appealing for a hearing be-
fore a jury, Is irritating to the Ameri-
can idea OF justice and may well be
regarded As a hot.bed propagating
plant for anarchy.
A majority OF the voters OF the
country did not see At to condemn
this institution In the last election.
But sooner or later they will.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
\ CHAPEL THAT DOESN'T PAY.

A CHAPEL THAT DOESN'T PAY"
Rebuke contipues to pour down up
ON the head OF the Trinity Corpora
ton. in New York for It's determi-
nation to abandon little ST. Johns
chapel. The corporations position Is
frankly economic: 81. Johns doesn't
pay" Expressed more CONSIDERABLY.
the argument ID that the religious
work now done al that institution
can b. carried on more effectively
from some other site. increfore, an
ancient and honored building Is to
be destroyed. and . congregation OF
400 persons. mostly Of the poorest
classes, IL hidden henceforward to
seek churchiy ministrations At ST.
Luke's. one mile away.
The responsibility OF church trus-
tees to maintain historic bit Of
architecture. as such. Is a; least open
TO question. On that point the cor.
poratiou takes Q valid lire Of defense
But no mist Of explanations can cloud
the fact that the most paipab.e effect
OF the proposed move Is TO forsake
an uafsshfoRable neIghborhood for
surroundings more elegant. The ar
ument foy moving away" writes one
editor. lis reinforced BY q thousand
smelis.- and irdividuai opinion. as ex.
pressed In many letters to the press.
rarely fails TO see religions exclusive
ness" as the real Issue involved. and
accordinGly tristles with sarcasm.
Unhappiiy, the general exodus OF
churches from the downtown district
In recent years tends 70 support this
view. and TIE record Of wealthy
Trtnity CORPORATION. particularly In
the matter Of ne tenement property.
mo1efn distinctions between faith and
sdea. end to stimulate cynicism snent
the deplorable rich mans church"
y not oae of excessive frfcndliaess
20 the poor. crste apart from the loss
q Q lannon's bgiI0ine. the Incident II
essPeDeay uascssaoAte. In thas 10
tsD1sacy b . 0iscredt the stncsrisy
q p11sgtpuo pgveesgsoAs. 20 eocouraee
Wus1Ds-11c1Doal Tlmss-pispatch.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

1t is announced from New York
that Mr.. Thomas F. Ryan, while re-
firing from the directorate OF thirty
one other corporations. yet will CON
tinue to guide the steps Of the Aneri-
can Tobacco Company. This may
be Interpreted to mean that the Dan
willie status quo will be maintained.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Hubby was evidently worried and
wiley was trying TO cheer him up.
Cheer mp John. and don't worry
she said. 1T doesn't do any good to
borrow trouble"
borrow trouble, echoed the hus-
band. Great Caesars ghost!
amt borrowing trouble: i've got IL 10
lend. '-Chicago News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Alabama Miner, protest.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Dec. ei-The
efficers Of the tinted Mine Workers
Of America. In Alabama. sent TO Pres
ident Roosevelt today the following
telegram:
Representing the United Mine
Workers OF America In Alabama. We
emphaticaiiy pro;.s, against the con
SictIon and sentence to penal scrSi-
,ade OF those Cro n leaders 1T the
American labor movement. Samuel
Gompcrs. John Mitchell end Frank
Morrison. They may have violated
the Law. hut We believe the decision
IL In violation Of the constitution of
the United States and abolishes the
right Of free press and free speech.
II Is signed by !. A. Mckennaner.
president and J. n Clemo. secretary
treasurer. distric: No. 20 and by w.
Y. Fairly. memhCr international Exc
cutivc Board. JEiied Mine Workers
% Amsrics.
Crova6 UntensbIe, say Psrkee.
NEW YORK. Dec. Accommodating
upon the sentence imposed yesterday
~ Jas'ice wright against the ofscers
Of the American Fedcration Of Labor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
FURNISHING AMMUNITION
TO THE ENEMY.

TO the ENEMY.
The quoted lines below are extracts
from an editorial in the columns OF
the Lynchburg News, which newspa'
per Is owned by Hon. Carter Glass.
the able and distinguished congress
man from the Sixth Virginia district.
The ideas enunciated are in line with
others along similar lines which ap-
, pear from time to time In some other
newspapers Of the States:
q. whether we like 1t or not. tarin
taxation is one Of the inevitable Incl
dents Of this government. The Dem
ocratic party favors it-ani always
has, although opposing the method BY
which the Republican party applies
IL. Democracy demands that 1t be
levied with the idea first and chiefly
Of raising revenue wherewith to sup
kncSt the government. In
this essay. naught that wars against
the Democratic tenets Is indicated
should Southern congressman declare
to the effect: AS long as you Re-
publicans are going to define tariff
taxation with q view of maintaining
the protection policy-as long as We
capnot prevent you from doing so
IN Is but right that Southern man
ufactnred products shall receive
due share OF consideration in tho
proviaions Of the new law"
n the editorial opinion OF the News
Il IN consonance with Mr.. Glass
riaws as . representative In Con-
gress, It must be assumed that the
sixth district member is prepared
- Join forces with the congressman
from the Second and Fourth districts
n support Of an upward revision Of
IL tart4 schedules affecting virgt-
N psoAscts.
These Who remember the incidents
aeHsnl1ag the deliberations in the
sWo houses Of Congress upon the so
calleA Wilsca-G German tariff bill can
ssedip forecast the happenings to
como In the special session Of the
1lxty-Afst Congress. which VIII be
called by President TAFT to revise the
sarf1.
D 1894 the sugar cane raisers OF
louisiana were willing to supper, the
steel scheanle in return for the Penn
svivasia representatives help toward
. llResential On sugar: the rice
oEowers Of Florida. Mississippi. South
G1s1nna and Georgia secured protec-
On BY helping the New England
osasers of wollen fabrics to obtain
: dry upoa their products. The
enee1ssisers-the producers Of raw
Soss-were among the few whose
lnesssses happened not to obtain ma
ess3al beneats IRON this process OF
See1Deecai congressional exchange.
reshsps the Southern Democratic
ssogsess1en who since the election
hevs ssssned the position hat be-
80 tie Republicans triumphed a
- po1ls b the Iast election. every.
~ sAssld become = Republics In
DeoseSss, . not realise that they are
1un1sAiag amDunitioa for their o.
Ss1ssss n the congressional rscs Of
lsle.
ne pasanouat plea upoa which Re-
Due&eaa essdidsses cor coagress ~
oea1ed ~ suppert n The last esectioe
- CT basea spoa The theory tAat
- IA vesaa - sssssssesL "a
- . 0Dgvssunss1vs nsa . osses-
nnGo9 - sfn - rssubosses
us vgns - ssesss Or
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

A Gomez freed Cuba: let Venezue-
la profit by the example.-Norfolk
Landmark.
Somehow some people had conceiv-
ed the idea that q 10: Of Americans,
including Dewey. Schley, Shafter.
Wheeler, ct al. had q hand In that
job.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
CLYDE SfEAlSRIP CO
sfeam.rs to Phiiadeiph's
MONDAY, THURSDAY saS

MONDAY, THURSDAY snS
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
rreight rcceivet and delivered
daily IT G. q o. Per No. s. once
River Road. JAS W. M'CARRICk.
Csss. Southerp Asept
CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO.
Il 0outh Dslawsee Aveuse
AaoAeagais. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Hlttin0 the Pipe Again.
Poultney BigeIow seems to have
. queer idea that he has something
to 10 With inis 1'suama business
Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25

Take your prescriptions TO HU1LS
Cut Rate Drug Store. n-+f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
Should Lose t.

Castro's trouble Is locked jaw. AM
France has the key.-Atlanta Constr
tuition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-25
OLD DOMINION LINE

L III l.VV
FARE-First-class, one way, $500;
Round trip, limit thirty days, $l4.00-
meals and berth in stateroom II
Guided.
Storage, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & o. Rail-
way Ticket OEce.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkley
leave Pier "A" $50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY, James River Day Line for
Richmond ard all James River land
rss. steamer Pocahontas leaves
Newport News. Tuesdays, Thursdays
md Saturdays at 8:<5 a. m. Leave
Newport News Monuay, wednesday
and Friday at S p. M. for Norfolk ana
Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"A" daily except Sunday. at 900 Q.
H., going to Norfolk, and - 1870 p
m, going to Smithfeh. Steamer "Ac-
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily, e.
.ept Sunday at q m. going to smltn'
Geld and p. m, going to Norfolk.
AL! business between New York ane
Newport News transacted at pier No
All business between Newport News.
Norfolk, Snithfield and local points
Transacted at Pier "A" foot Of TWEEN
ty-fifth s.. w. u. LANDoN. Agent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Transferred by Infantry.

The future Of the marine corps
it is suthorifa:iyely stated. has
been definitely settled by the Pres
ident. He has decided that this
branch of the sers ice should he
transferred TO the infantry and
has taken preliminary steps to-
ward the practical development of
the plan which will be submitted
TO Congress, with formal recon-
meBdaiions.
President Roosevelt already has
conferred with officers of the gen
eral staff aud also with General
leonard Wood. who are formulat
ipg scheme outlining the Presi-
dents ideas. General Wood it is
said, heartily approves of the
scheme as one that will he bene-
fetal to he army, as il will in
crease the strength OF the infan
try and also will benefit the ma
rines by giving them more def
mite duty along the lines for which
they were trained.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Mayors Whisky Legacy.

Charles A. Murray, . civil war
veteran of ylueland, n. D., who
died few days ~ left a will
which l. quite odd.
II has been admitted 10 probate
by Surrogate Thompson. Murray
lived for years Ia prohibition
VlpeIaud, oycr which Dr. Joseph
A. Cromwell formerly presided aa
mayor. aud among other pfOyis.
ions the will contains this one.
~ give aud begncath 10 my
pious Presbyterian friend. mayor.
dOcl0r, druggist. preacher aud all
around saint. Joseph Cromwell.
the sum of ~ 10 buy two gallons
Of fair 10 middIi0R wbiskey for
the uee and delectalion Of himself
aud sanctimOnl0ns brethren. IL
may be revelation to some Of
them and possibly give them the
rudimeDts ~ q liberal education. "
Murray was popular with his
comrades Of the war, and no made
them this bequcst:
~ give, belueath and devise 10
Lyon post, No. 10. department OF
New Jefsey, q. A H., the sum Of
s2D to Dny some fan. even II they
have TO jump Into The aquarium
TO get II, Their time Ia getting
short. 40 they had better get u
move on -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Worlds End Nearly Here

Lee j. SpaDgler, the York
prophet. says the time il drawing
near hen the world will come 10
eud, AZ be had propbesied years
ago.
About a year ago the prophet
issued bnllliiu IN which he said
a great financial crisis would visit
this country and it would be one
Of the signs that he time for the
destruction Of the world was not
far off.
He also predicted that the end
Of HE world would come on Sun
day III December, 1908.
Recently Spangler visited New
York. where, he says, he warned
thousands to prepare for the de-
struciion Of the world.
New York" the prophet de
clares, because Of it's wickedness
will he one of the first cities to
disappear"
Tue prophet stated years ago
that bef re the world came to an
end there would be signs in the
moon. November % the passen-
gers who arrived III New York
on II he Red Star liner KranoOn
land said they saw rainbows about
the moon.
One Of the latest prophecies Of
the York man is that the Bethle-
ham star that guided likewise Men
will reappear in the heavens.
This he says, will he the sign of
the second coming Of Christ.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
What The South breads.

The South is not afraid Of negro
domination, that b0gle has long
since disappeared. but the South
does stand in mortal dread Of a
di, isi0n among the Southern
whites that would open the way
for coalition between unprincipled
white men and negroes. We're the
ITO, 900 white Democrats in tbis
State to separate into hostile
camps, the demagogues and cor
ruptiOnists Of both would appeal
to the 10000 qualified negro 70
tiers with resulting demoraliza-
ton that is sickening to contem-
plate Charleston Neaos and C0u
rjer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Young Roosevelt ! Diplomat


Quentin RO0.erei,, the pre-i-
deHl's youngest sOn. recently De
sza 10 attend school In Washing z
iOa. Before entering schOOl he
VS. told AZ home that ne mustn't
let III. fact that nI. father is Pres
ideDt give him any air; that il
lad nothing TO do win his stand
Ing IL school in short, that he
Sas not 70 mention it at all
On the ijIst day tie pupils we're
asked 70 tell where tbey lived aud
What their f4tbrr- did for living.
Ii came QuentiD's turn.
~ befe do you iivep
lat the Wbile House." be ie-
Piled afer pause.
." hat j. your fathers bnsi.
nes~f'
Tue admOnIiiOn not TO mention
that bis father Is president struck
III QnentoH's throat. lie made
no reply a. all.
..Nell ~
Still no response.
"Come, you have to answer,
yon know. What does your father
DOR
The Youngest Roosevelt looked
tie teacher sharply in the eye aud
replied:
lies it -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Left Husband Five Dollars.

Mrs. Wllhclmina Stein, the ec
centric woman who for ten years
forced her husband to live IN The
barn, never admitting him TO the
b0nte in that time, IL said 10 have
willed her entire fortune OF about
F2O 600 10 Der sou, DR.. Schmidt.
ker, now serving a term Ia the
state prison, aud 10 have cut of
her husband with 10.
The day before her death Mrs.
Stein told her peighbore that she
had presenimcnt that size
wOnld die soon. She died that
night, limiting on her stairway
aud breaking her neck IN tho fall.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Emperor of Aus-riz-Eungzy
Sixty Years


The Goth anniversary q the az
cepsiOn 70 tie thr01e Of the I'm
p1ror Franz JOseph II AastEo-
Hungary, wSs esis5rz,ed AZ S.
Patriek's Church. Wzsaing.0n.
- e.. On December IA Tue
services we're o. the a-os- elzbc-
rate srzIe. Political Msss vas
celeb sfed By yon.igHor Ger
refia ~ celebFsnt. F4Eaerz Barr
and Mar. ~ deseo1 zEd Sab
deacon u tie ns... respectively.
all 81 the dignifzrse. q the Cath
ollie Church. hing pre~<1E. az
we'll a. The PErs5aclE. HE cabinet.
ali ~ the foreign minister. and
the NON tefs 81 Tie army and
navy Circle. keV- Dr. Ezssell-
tie rector 81 tae church deIIv-
eTed tie sermOn. EEIea Ez4 cue
II the t,ssg that that elegaezE aud
noted pulpit OFzE0T 1z- delivered
since ~ .gcceeded I1e IzUerred
k-y. DR.. Stafford Toe 0rns-
menfzgign 81 he church vas =
Gg.pisg never before Seca II TIE
Capitol City. zad The nG.IE was
- = Diga order. 1Eder the dIr-e-
lion 81 Pr0se.s9r Can DErehE-
Ire admission VS. b. card and
fbs large aud h4ndsole rdIE1ce
VS. crowded. 70 Ebe doors. The
foreign ainisisr- all appeared ID
the gaIiOsm adapted to rae conn
ifIes raIcn they REPRESENT.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Admiral Coghlan Dead

Rear Admiral Joseph u. Cogh.
W. died ut his home in New Ro.
cbelle, New York, on Decem her
9th. lie WAS with Admiral
Dewey ut Manila Bay, aud was
recognized as one of the best
naval officers IN the navy. lie
was originally from this State,
aud was 40 years IN the service
Of the United States Navy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Fire on The Trail Farm.

On December 4th, q spark from
a passing locomotive set a fodder
rick ablaze on the farm or Col.
Charles Il. Trail two miles south
of this city. The out houses were
saved by the timely arrival of the
United fire apparatus, which had
been hurriedly telephoned for,
loss 5000, no insurance. The farm
is tenanted by Mr.. George p.
Aultman.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Father Indicted by Son.

Joseph q. Hawkins, appeared
before the grand jury in Mont
gomery Co., aud had his aged
father indicted for stealing load
OF wood valued at So. Alter the
opening statement of the States
Attorney, the court without
hearing any evidence, promptly
discharged the father. Judge
Mctter severely scored the son
for the unkind treatment of his
gray haired parent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Jurors Drawn.

Judge John q. Moiter drew the
following jurors for the December
term Of court.
George 7. lsyater, IN place OF
Christian T. Hacharias, In Elm.
mitsburg district.
William II. Meter. In place
ofJohn W.keatzell, IN Brunswick
diatrict.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
Postmaster Generals Report,

Postmaster General Meyer. in
bis annual report, gives The total
receipts for the fiscal year 1908 AZ
SlDl 478 1868 aud expenditures as
s2Oo 35l $50. showing a deficit of
$40 853 223. The largest in the his
tory Of HE postal service. The
deficit Of 1909 is expec ed to ex.
ceed SIG. 900 900.
Mr.. MeAer advocates a nun Der
OF improvements il business meth
ods. He urges the creation Of the
position OF Directors Of Posts. At
a high salary, the occupant TO hold
Office during good behavior, indie
pendent Of political changes.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11
A Vicious Canine.

Bob, the driving horse OF Mr..
Charles q. Waters, OF this city,
was badly lacei ated by u vicious
bull dog ~ % livery stable In
Thnrmont. The dog was promptly
killed. The horse required the
services Of u veterinary surgeon.
Biggest holiday stock In town
To select from. B,st quality.
Lowest In price.
II >. lands, Jeweler.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

EBss EszSz Gas DDa - FIsltIDe
ff5sDds - tse cD1s.y.
Hrs, STELLA n. BBaeley L. Tis
Itlsg fs5ss0s IL BzIfimOre.
DzDiei T. Randall vac sp
pofsfsf p<st8zstsr ~ AnBapOlis.
Nr. George a. PesTre j. in
Hoa'gomsry cognty 81 bDsjnsss.
Ba. r. KamsDDSg, The grocer.
i il b4Iti1O;e psfcbasIDg Christ
ma geT<Is.
Ksv. Latter wieklsss bss re
fgfBsf from ~ extended wit 70
81 Louis
Nfs. =. 4. Herman j. spending
sons time WITH her parents iti
Baltimore
Ur. Robert Todd, ~ Carli,le.
p. vzs 10 this city aud visited
sis szDg friends.
81. q. Francis BaDgbman. A.
sisiant state SiaiI,iicisD, was 10
the ejfg sunday l4st.
Sir. and Nss. Horace &. Zaeh
zrias nzYe returned from az II
tended trip 70 baltimore.
Brs. Kate NcIjsBry. 81 n z
sr-fOwD. j. visiting Brs. Ls1rz
COok, sOgtb Market street..
Er Vincent SebOld, " Km-
mitsburg, Ma 10 this eiiy re
eeDily On railroad business.
Nrs Charles T.. Stokes. o. DIl
Avenue. il entertaining Jlis-
Laura Glenn .OD, ~ CIcmsOnV.ll-.
Or. aud Sir. Charles II. Con-
les are spending ieH days AZ
Poplar Terrace ysst u this cify.
Sir Geofgs T. Baamgardner.
cashier u the first Sationsl
Bank. j. %. u town on bu-iuss-.
James FiDdlay. q prominem,
resilient u AIleganey county,
died At Mount savage, aged Is
years.
Mr ". W. Don't. agent Of the
PeopIes' Fire lD.nran.e Com
p4sy, Tas IN Hagerst0nn during
the week.
Nr. JOHN Hersbberger, the con
FICTION 7, entertained his many
ifisuds While celebrating bi. 88th
birthday.
Miss Lee. 81 SeedwOod. and
Mics Barbour, ~ Washington.
contemplate European tour in
January.
The American on aud Fuel
Company was organiZrd IN Cum
beflaDd aud the capital stock
amounts 10 $4,000.
SIR. John r. Ubler. oftbe Chss.
apeaks aud Potomac Isleplon.
Company. Of Hager town, i. Wis
iting bis many friends IN Fred
eriek. A
The Baltimore City Tax Col
leciar bad his com s,i-.i0ns ~
dnesd hy al ordinance Of The
Cry Council, making his income
- 900 pr annnm.
Miss Nan l.. Mildren. Super
infeDden' Of he Primary Depart
ment Of the public schools Of
this county, has been on bust
ness trip to the Eastern Shore.
She attended the State TeacherS
meeting IN Balti more on Decem-
Der 4tb.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-11

At meeting Of the Frederick
Aerie, Fraternal Order Of Eagles,
the following officers were elect
ed: Worthy president, John
Quarles; worthy vice president,
Bernard Smith; worthy chaplain,
jesse Lipscomb; secretary, Ernest
M. Fox; treasurer, Charles M.
Hagan; inside guard, Robert l..
Rippeon; outside guard, Charles
VIM. Ebberts; trustees, b. j. Ea-
der, Walter L. Rice and Philip h.
Grove.