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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

MEAuf.t TfuN Mu III
Proposed AMENDMENT NJ IS.
A resolution aud proposition 90
ansaaa aaefion - Article X - tie
gltF Charter. and rFaFiaies Tor tho
suhHtinaian ~ such ITapHHaa amend
meat - The qualified voters 81 the
city 81 seattle AZ TIE nest general
risafIu
ile it resolved by the cts Council
~ she cts ~ Seattle
ThHt Section 3 - Article ~ Or
the C4tF Charter 81 THE gffH ~ -
attic be amsueed 90 read as follows
HeEiiau 5. There Hhafl bs eitf
treasurer who snail except aa 9TH
erNtsH pros idrd hf Law De eanf-
fiE e. tai collector.
And bs Il further resolved That the
foregoing amendment - Hhd thc
same Is hereby Huhfuitfed te the
qualified voters 81 fHn city 81 SEE
HftiH for their ratification af feiec-
fian A. thr newt Henefal election 90
be held March y 1905
fNssea the city coHHeil tie en1
daN u January 1895 and signed hF
me ia 0ren session Dee authorization
~ Is rsssaE" this and daN OF Jan
uaHy. 1895.
G. ~ BURNETT JR.
President 90 tHe cts eaHneil
Piled the End daF 0f January. 1905.
a. " eAHfsufts,
city Comptroller and eN=offlalQ city
pats q first publication. February
I. IHa&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02


MEHuf8sTguN Nu mas
PROPOSED A1ENnNtNT No -
,ss s....#l. ass r,efos,,',sa ,, =
ths clU Etsrtsf. sd pFvtialnE faf
amendment t. ths aaamned Fatafa
"a tts cts e seattle az tie Hsaf
ErarFaf elr fHaH
~ BE- fssaiss8 - tie city csansli
~ thr tlfY - HHaftir
,hs cisy eiastef = &c yii5 q -
attic te amealsa ~ as 90 read aa
fofiaws
Aettiun AL suFinsers Employ -
and iu rharks e ant strani islilef
Hntrf pressure ia she rifF HHau BE-
iIrrussi anHHa#HF hftff an Feau5lnas
tieu aa g. nzassa ard capacity II
ffe faIlHH1H0 HaauHrf tHa civil
service femmssstun sHau arfainf q
tnafi - examiners Of three -
raFtiff All Applicants TOT FHnlnesf.s
license HnarF such rilra o. mag -
rfrs. rfnfd ~ tHa civil Service Com
utsriau TIE nefnflefe ~ the unard
~ ExaminefH stall resolve such sal
afr uf eaups naatinH a. the tif9
cenucii ulaH b ordinance prescribe
Ana - tt fHFiHef received that
fhn fuFfsaiuE amendment t9 aha IT,
same - hereby suhmittra 81 the
qualified tatnra ~ thc rltf - &C.
tiun 81 She uHaf general sifrtfeb e.
te held Mach q 1898
l'asssH ths cit counri tao snd
da1 ~ ianaaHs laaA ans nlansa y
me ia uran session lH aufhrntiFafiaa
- ifs rasaans this End taf % Jan
nary. 1893
g ~ ntNNETT III
rfsHiasnt - the titY tuuneit
FIisd tie shd Gas ~ IanuafF. fH0s
- W CARROLL
City Comptroller anA sx-efncio city
flsfH
late 81 fifsf publication. February
g. 1905
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

PROPOSED AMENpMENr 40 4
A resolution and proposition te
amend subdivision g ~ SOC tinh
90 Article IN 81 tire city CHAR ef
and providing for the submission ui
aurh pfopoaeI amendment 90 thH
qualified voters ef tie 'lif "i 70
attic al the neat general election
10 Ii ordained a. the city council
% the City Of seattle az fulluNH
That suhattIHlau = - section
OF Article ~ Of the city thaftrt
81 the CltN Of seattle De- amanard
80 AZ Co read as follows
Hsnbdl,isian q Zach member OF
the CITY Council shall receive an hhs
nuai salary Of 1900 go. payable
monthiy a deduction - 80 90 Zoe
each absence ahalt BE- made from the
SALARY 90 ratH member who nHaii
BE- absent from any regular moetlhs
% tho titV Council
And b. Il further resolved Wa !
che foregoing amendment - aha
die Same u hereby submitted 90 thr
qualified VotefH - fhs ctty ~ So
attle toe their ratification ut friHef
ttnn nt the nest several election g.
be held on the sd day ~ Aafth.
1905
daY nf he, smbeH 1897 ana aikuNf
~ mr Boz open session in authogtl
cation 90 its pHssaEe thia ipth dhf
II r REYNOLDS
President pro tenn n th' CIV
rils8 b. ne .hia Goth day % ~.
s'''''' II " CARROLL.
city Comptroller sid es-efte'e cts
rate Of fret publication rehruar,
3. 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-02

section IS 81 tbis Article. insofar as
they are In conflict with the rtaNtHz
uerHedeH
NVltnaas my hand this ~ daY Of Feb
ruaFs A II tenA,
Cits Comptroller and IA uuleia CIV
NIefh
nala Of first publication. February
\ 1905
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16
9}ou SGulu- @Sru5cF.
gIoh nlcGr @euciic iiir 0eu @o6u
iilm oc3 }m1rt,oltcn. - NrrCn
anitaIt in Wattcuman minft.

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iiibrtc beutc pcitcrc 3euQeu uor I'M
81 bcluciicn oab Oer2lngcfloQtc uubn.
ii1nig lit. So }temIicb olc 1gltc per.
nonmcuen 2Iusiolen cntbieltcn
9}cuc3, uno bc3uacu iib oui cine Rci.
be non &orAdngen, mcIde Iib bis olli
ocn Gag 0c3 Wior0cS lm0 Die Belt
nod ocnielbcn crihcdcn, So 5. 2.
ultr0cn }cbn W}dmer Uernonmcn,
mclhe Al}itaIiC6cr Der nit ser llntrr.
iuh1uQ 0cS IoocS Stouior0 8bitc'%
bcouitroQtcn Goroner9 ,$urD mureu,
rmo IdnlntItb bejcuatcn ooB ijh
Sbmu am Gage nuh 0Cnt A}oroc nht
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Sem @cbobrcn mar cin iolhe0, ooB
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itou0 beiprad.
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2Ilirco Sec S6om, elm 0rittcr Gouin
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6omiIic nit erbIiHcnt 8ohniinn be.
Ioitct lit. lmo onb icm @oter unO ien
NruOcr in &rren6duicru itorben.
G6riitopbcr 9oQQon Stcuor0 0c2
2orfcr @hiitGIubs, Sri. WatiI
bo Stcin cine Gelep6oniitin. lm0
2luarit @cbcr, irii6Crcr Butler in Dem
lboluihcn &ou9boIt modtcu Nus
iugcn iiber crcentriihc Sanolllngen
(6oIp@. Qericlbe bottc 5lml Nci.
ipicI mic Sri. Stcin bHruQtc. eine8
Cages 75 }llirufe per leIGpGon pom
@rano @otcl olts Crlaiicn uuo iic
oon1 i0mmtlib oerQciCu.
SahtlnOi8e Grininalomudlte iinO
Der 2lnlift 0oB lmter Der icbt bon
Scr &ertbcioiaung perioIRten Caftif
cine 6rcilprc6mnA nur nit Dem 81.
iobc crfol8cn tanlL Oob Der 2lngcfIog.
te nidt iGul0i0 ici, pejl CT sur 3eit
Der lbot mobniinni9 mar Ser 9iiG.
ter miir0c oI@Oonn dcjmungcn icin,
Ibnu in oic Niottcnuou. &rreuanitult
5lt ididen, lmO Die 6ontilie lpiirOc,
pcnn ie feline GutIoihug Oordns cr.
jlpinGen min, 81 einGm 9abca3 Cor.
pua.Scriu5rcn 1rcitcn nuiicn
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gClL ln0 glllea lplIr0c Qlt uCrlolICn
lcin luCnn nidlt eiliQe EcriouCn otlf
Der @ilbnc III mil0cr glugit Die ais
Hnn1pCnlihter OicncnOcn Ectrplclnl.
Iumpcu umacitoBcu mo puOuh Ocn
3ud)ouerrolun IN &rou0 Ncicbt bat
ten lluter ocu Spicrd Der &utuitro.
pie bcilnOcn iih picIc %utc aus Der
lhu9cAcno, luie Die IN Oeu Sptcl3 }u.
rildAcblcbcncn bcrrculojcu I5lbrucr.
tC bCtlmocu
@ei Ser Sudle noH 0cn &eiten bat
man mlBcr 0cn bolbpcrtohltcn &0r.
peru nod uicIe N}cihcnihGOcl m0
nlCnlhlihC &nodeu gcilmOcL uclhc
iorai0ItiN in Sddcn iiir Oic ip0tcrc
NcCr0iQlmg geioumclt pcrocn.
Cas- lbcotcrQcbiuOc bat ii6 bel
ocm @ronor ais cine Q}cnlhcuiouc
crluicieu ans ucldcr elm Gutfommcn
unm0glih mar. Ter ciujigc Nus.
gang ou2 Dem 5mcjtcu Stoducrf. in
mcldcnl iid oaS (bcotcr bciuuo, mor
0lwh cincn cHgen 5ou2ilW mO BIN.
ob cine pier SUB brcitc Srrppc. Sort
cntitOuO bei Der 55lucbt Dor Oen Slant
men Gin iiirhtcrlidc3 NicuihcnQc.
0rdu9c, lno Ser 500 biclt QruuIiQc
GrntC.
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&Om Gun9rCf.

Ter Scnot wortct nod ,oui 0ic pou
linn Gclorocrtc 2mohmit 0cl
SdaBomto be5iiglcb ser 6inon5.
lo3c. - GrininaI.GoOcr in bel.
0cn 66ucru inter Qiatuiiion.
" @oibin0ton 3. s. 15. San.
Die oui belte ucripro6cnc glnt.
mort 0c3 Shobdmt9iefrctGr5 AMI
pcrldieocnc 6raBcn bc3ii9lid ser
tFinon5Iaac Ging Sem Senat niht jll,
unO in GrmonacIrng Ocriel6en nil
li8tc }IlOritb OF, 81 m Ole }tnnobnc
Oc2 gcltcrn pon Gulbcrion Ger AT.
aebotenen Ueitcren 9cldIliie9 bejiig'
licG Der ndnliAcn 2Ingeleaenbeit cin,
Der @elAhlB luuroe obnc jeaIid)c
Gonnentarc paIiirt.
Ger Senat paiiirte au6 cinen ac.
neinlameu @eihhlB, melher Ole Don
cen Ser. Stlatcn Don China deior.
Ncrtc aric1acntihoOigln1 Don $2L.
100000 alti %1LO00,000 rcou3irt.
Ger HeIt' ser Sibln9 mar ser 9e.
ipreGtng Ser 9ia SIR Gobiii}irln9
Ger GriminnlIcictc gemiOmet. Inn
l.30 crfol8te &crtagung.
Io8 Observation-Disclosures bei6Gi.
ti1te lih ebenl0l3 nit Der Criminal.
Goocr GorIolc, lno ooS GerIongen
noh 9Imenoinmg OcrieIben trot oobei
ID bartlddig oli Oab OaS Gomite iiir
Repilion Ser @cicbe, mcldea Die Bill
in cine 8erdnoerlng
GcrieIben in ctIihcn midtigen Eunt
ten einpiligtc. GtIihe an6cre 2tmen.
ocnente in 9c}lt1 olIi oos @cben oOer
bon geItehltngen Our6
SenntOrcn lm0 Neprqientanten mus
rem nod in Der S1iuebe, aIS iih ooo
0au9 I'M l.5O Uertn1te, mo Die Dis.
tllIlion 0erielbcn miro morgcn iort-
dcIebt mCroen.
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Gridpf Satin, SAmagcrin nno iih
iclb1t.

Bruno &opios, NlidJ. 10.
San. - Ginc Dem Mnuor 9ulfcma
pon ltortb Niuate1on, Oii6., bette
3ugcgangene Qepeife berihtet ocn
5oO Oreier iriiberer 8emobner DON
9}ortb Mu5fcgon, meIde ii6 Dor Orci
Munoteu pom bort nab Cane, ,Soobo,
begnben. Qiciclben narcn Der 30.
jGbrigc &cnrp @ptbon Oeiien @ottir
unO ieine 20iahrigc ShlpGgcrjn
9i6o0a Norton. Ger Wnnn Bat ans
lrgenO cinem unbefannten @unoe
Die beiocn Iraucu uno ii6 ielbIt crs
i6oien. Gr mar Elm &dnoWerfer
nnO ibloB iid, elmer aolonic an, mel
DIE Don MiAigon nah Sonbo 500.
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Grobcben nnf llnDti.

Sort al YrincG &npti 10,
&omtar. - Gin beiti8e9 GrObebcn
bat iih 5u @onoipc3, 65 MciIcn
norOweitlih bon bier, crcignet. 81,
niac S5duicr murocn }crit0rt uno cine
2Injobl onoerer beiAdoigt, icOo6
miro tcin 8erlItit non W}enidenIcben
gcmelOct. Ser &crfcbr 5piicbcn bier
unO @onaiue9 lit luttcrbrobcn mo
Die Gri6iitterunaen 0lueru tort. Mi
Gct criten StoB fo,gte cine 6Iutbs
lreac. llutcr oen }crit0rten @ebdll.
zen 6efin0en I'D Bic Geidjdfi5b1licr
Oer 06. Scrrrlaun }l0Oor lu0 So.
libert.
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Suneenrnt,iiu
arlteiIt.

oGor einigcr Belt befam meiu
8atte OaS 2ungcniieber. GS Iteate
iih gadtS nit SdiitteliroIt ein. Sd
rieb ieine 9ruIt lmo ieiueu Hiten
NIT 9taOmdD'S Jieoop 9leliei elm, "
i6nt audi einep GbeeI0ffel poa
ctuaS beiBem @aiier 5it trinfen.
Der Goftor am ndbiten Morgen |
mar er pieI belier. Der Goftor ID
cs lei cine quite We0i3in. SD +
einen nn0eren Sail, 0en meines
men g}eiier. Gr bate Die SalsbrGl
sd rie6 ieine 9rlrit, ieineu SOILS Ill.,.
9iiiden NIT Dem 9feaon HeIief en-, gub
ibm aQitim0Ii6 cine 3oiiS uno lieB
cine Goii8 Eiacu ioIgen. 9lm ndd)-
item Ioge mar CT nieoer in Srommg
Sd babe oieie Wleoi3in in meiner ga.
mile icit lrngeidbr 30 Sobren &c.
brauft un0 lie idIug uie febI; aud
meine gtohborn baben tie gebralIht.
2Idtuna5uou
6ruu elisa 1unL
Sodionoille, Mor9nn.Gouftn, Su.
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fem qipbrn an iinhrn onci, IN ,n,r
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rhine rrhph(ihcr lortihritt nerod,+
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Scfanutcr Wlniifcr nimmt lid OnS
Sc6Cn.

Omn6o, 9Iebr. t5. &uulor. -
%roieiiOr Charles 9neten5, 80 Sabre
alt, bcBing bclltc in iciucnl &oItballic,
in elmer 9aOewanne iiecnO. SelbIt.
moro ourh GrihicBcn. @r mor piele
Sabre lang Solo.Geaiit inn lbcooor
Sbonto'iten Orheiter mo mar ieincr
3eit Eri1}ipol 0ea Gincimotier
V}uiif GonicrpatoriumS. @r bate
Dor Oeu mciiten gefr0ntcn 0auptern
Glropa's geipirIt.
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Nao't'aD
0teooD
Nelief

Scit iibcr fiiuf5ia 3abrcn lit Nab
luaN'S NcuOD &clici ser 1Samilieu.
GOftOr llnO Oa3 ME ie5llhlugcnoe
6au9mittel ge8en 6uItcm Grfdltlmg,
Dunoc aebIe, 9ronditis, Grippe,
Slmacucnt5iinoung umO Stmer5en
icocr 9cneuuug
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in @rippc lmo 2unscnent5inoung
aus, 308crt niAt, ionoern peridafft
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&caOp 9iclicf uu0 uerbiltet 2lmgen.
ent5ilnolmg oOer furirt iie, penn
ifon oor5lnOcn. Qieies uru0er6arc
3eilmittel iolIte ii1 in ie0em Solie
bciinOen; furirt, cbe Der Ioftor er.
iheineu fam.
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am Sample nm bas 9aIetn

3M Sample nm oaS 6aieiu
Gilt mlC IN icbem Numpfc ais oberfter Girunns
fat. odB man gelunb cin muB. I'M ben &unpf
5n betebeu 9ctoer brlugt nber eiefer Stumpf
ieIbTt aud 10 Uielc 5hdoli6ieten fir Den stbr'
per nit iih. odB Der peetere ieitmeillg inter
3ubiiieHdbmc poH dubcrUroentIibeu NdtieIu
pefei lperoen mus GteIe uoH oeieH Wiittelu
iiiio aber an iich ibdolih 10 odb oereu Aulueip
buua Dem giunireibeH bcs [eufcs nit SelSebnb
Griigcs Wtltcl. ous bift mo od6ei nidt egenen
G6docu anflitet SicieS Hur aus YfdBen.
ftotien beraencnie Nilttcl fiuo ote st. Seruaro
Srnnicrpillen. IN Apoi5eieH iH baoeH,
(SlSuSp)
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Sic GurOncrSs 1urD iibcr WiOuOngab-
w GatnItrupbc.

6otrmont, W..Gn, 10. San.
- Die GoronerS.&urp 9ab bcitte
giobnlittaq ibrcn @abriprud, iber
oie fiirjlibe altaItropbc in ser Wo,
EonQa6. ,3cdjc ob. Iericlbc crfIGrt,
bua llngliid ici entmeOer 0urd cincn
Sprengid)ub o0cr cine @|uIpcr.GrpIo-
lion peruridcbt moroeh mo0urd ais.
Gnnn ooS @u9 in Der 3edc sum
GrploOircn gcbraft purOc. Spurcn
pon @uS icicn IN Sen 3chcn g}r. 6
iuO 9T. S bcmcrtbor Qcnecn, je0odp
babe fCin @rln0 }lt ser 2lnnobne
eriltirt, 0aB @ns III aeiGbrliHer
Guantitdt porhan0en mar. Die Cont
pognic babe aQr 0oriihtSmoBrc0eln
teobad)tet melde uerniinitigcr Wciic
pon ibr pCrIunlt nerOen fonntcn.
TdS Ter0ift cmpiicblt 0ie 2InltclllnQ
icG5 peitcrer 5tunt5 @ruben Sn-
ipcftorcn iomic cine GerpiuigunJ
rur6 Sen GonqrcB sur Gtoblirlng
cincs Bureaus iitr llnteril6ung lln0
gluSflnit, ociien 2llligabc es icin ioQ
dQc nod lngcl6itcn Rroblemc IN DC
5ug nuf ihLoqcn0c Netter in Nrra
mcrfen sic bciten Niittel 5ur Ser
6iItlng 0erieIbcn IT, ogl ju itll0iren.
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GollCftircu upn 1908 Stenern.
SFWVI' -VFNEIIHItHEI VIWIVVUHN'
gal ore. ncu ?. ,NuWiur !
2ur g}ud,ridlt iHr %trucr1nhlcr

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EIc yutCr Utcit5 NeudtltMeEi5 nn0 lCBt 'ug
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Siuoricucru Ihr oGS Jdbr 1905 nejiiHcI.
jWet uno Elm balls g21a) Frn5eHl Nlbutt
peroCu uuf ale it0otiiheH @UlUociacuibune.
NeruUu uUa Scnrihieu fehmURcu beUls
Hat b,c mdbreno 6ee NtnHat5 TGuudr Uiht
ipdier, ais bis ,SrettaG, ben 81. GGIluur 9iih
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- 1n cinem Soipital in Bolton
bat lid 6reOerid SnrtIcD, ell heruor.
ragenoer lnO im guu3en 2ouoe be.
fainter 6du0Ier in @ollc, III 6ol0c
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Die ,5inap5friii2 ben Zoo gc4cbcn, IN.
Dem er iiH ocn SOILS nit einem 3i1iir.
meier o6ihnitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
SUBMIT SUBSTITUTE BILL.
Extension of Capital Railway Lines
Discussed nv Commissioners.

The Commissioners today. in reporting
tn Senator Gallinser. chairman of the
Senate District committee. on Senate bill
30 authorizing certain extensions TO be
made in the lines of the Capital Railway
Company. offered substitute measure
which they recommended to be enacted.
This measure provides for the extension
along such route may be approved by
the Commissioners. and that where no
public road or narrow road exists along
such route the company shall acquire a
right of way and dedicate it 10 the Dis
trict before the tracks are laid. 1t also
provides that the extension shall be COM
pleted within two years of the date of the
the deposit of 81. 900 to guarantee that this
be done. which sum is to be forfeited to
the District and the right TO construct
the extension to cease if the road is not
completed within this time.
The extension proposed by the bill re-
ferred to the Commissioners is from the
present terminus of the Capital Railway
Company al 9TH street and Nichols ave
nue.. Congress Heights. along Nichols
avenue and the Livingstone road to Shep-
herds landing.
The commissioners reported favora bly,
upon Representative OlcOtt's bill to pro-
vide for disbnrsing officer for the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
National Union Meetings.

Potomac Council, No. 2OS. National
Union. held it's last meeting Saturday
evening in Pythian Temple. Remarks on
the National Union Club were made by
G. F. Mallard of National Capital Coun-
Gil. and an address on Ways and Means
for PrOpagating the Order" was given by
John r. Burdine of Mckinley Council.
At the last meeting Of Fraternal Coun-
Gil No. 31S. the officers of the National
Union cabinet. with one exception. were
present The National Union Club de-
gree team eXemplt1ed the ritual of the
order in the initiation of two candidates.
President James r. Austin extended "A
welcome to the team. response beng
made by Director Frank f.. Ferguson. A
repast was served, President Austin act
ing as POSTMASTER. An address on the
good of the order was made by John u.
Biddis president of the cabinet Speeches
were also made by Rev. Charles Alvin
Smith of Dahlgren Council on ''Fraternal-
ISM +. c. Ford. president National
Council on National CniOnism Frank
f. Ferguson on The National Union
Club" and j. ]. Sinnott on 'lnitia-
ton" Vocal solos were rendered by Sam
uel Hooper and during the evening sew
eral selections We're given by the Glee
Club. The exercises were concluded by
all present singing AUD Lang Syne.
A meeting was held by East Washing
ton Council. No. PIT, at Weller's Hall. 9Th
performed the ritualistic ceremony incl
dental to initiation. and speeches were
made by President Hazard. John d. Bid
dis. Frank f. Ferguson, j. NJ. kemper'
c. F. Mallard. John r. Newman, j. /.
Rurdine and John II. King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
Theme of Mission Discourse.

Conversion is the one subject which
should concern the missions and mis-
sion workers more than any other" said
Capt Theodore Valiant in his sermon
htSt evening before a large congregation
AT the Homeward Bound Mission 11o
pennsylvania avenue. We should moi
only know that We. ourselves have
passed from death unto life but We
should he 50 familiar with the subject
5ual we can clearly instruct tie truIv
penitent concerning how TO become con
verIed.
Capt Valiant then described con,.ar.i..,,
o ne converted of the Lord he said
we must first Weld. with sincerity of
''eart, to obey. We must draw nigh VIII n
"arhestness OF purpose. humbing our
selves under the mighty hand OF God that
We may be exalted in due time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24

Chris. Handlers Melliston for Grip.
It's famous quality Wild Cherry Cor.
"lhi ''c bottle. Only at 400 9TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-24
PLACED UNDER BOND.
Frank L. Lyles Accused of Shooting
Harry Johnson

Bond in the sum of 81 600 was furnished
in the Police Court this morning for
the appearance of Frank L. Lyles. TWEEN
ty-one years OF age. in court when wanted
to answer charge of having shot Harry
Johnson. colored eighteen years of age.
whose home is at +1S O street northwest.
The shooting occurred yesterday morn
ing about so o clock. the wounded man
being taken 10 the Homeopat hic Hos
pital- Lyles conducts a grocery store at
+l3 o street northwest. and johnson was
employed there an order boy Yes
terday morning. the police were told the
colored lad and a companion were eX-
aiming toy pistol. when the grocer
appeared and said he had a real re-
vo&ver. His weapon was produced. and
while the grocer was handling il. it is
alleged IL was accidentally discharged.
the bullet entering the Colored boy :
neck.
Mr.. Lyles gave what aid he could Ia
I he wounded boy until an ambulance ar
rived TO convey him to the hospital II
was stated at the hospital that the bullet
had taken a downward course and en-
tered JohnSonS body. The surgeons
were unable TO locate the bullet last mig ht.
The grocer was arrested by Precinct De
tcctive Fortney and held IL await the
result of the wound. He explained that
he weapon had been discharged acct
dentally. the victim making similar
statement.
1t was reported by the hospital au-
thoritieS this morning that there WAS no
immediate danger of death. and bond
was accepted for the defendant.