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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
- - gE IS NoIsE
Complaint 81 chursh-goe 1t the Psssby-
ferian Church Services.

ferian Church Services.
lter. Barre Times. The press III
tie a0sutry L nos reaar1ed Is tie lead.
ana iastrasnens Nj conveying information
20 SIT readers. TIE writer would deeln
Il favor To learn who Is responsible foF
keeping quiet and dscoFam around or
eitE buildings, eEsuFehes, ete., on SIN
DAY
flaF a3ample, take last Sunday fore
NOON seryfce At the Presbyterian chureh.
Ehera was d tFtpbaMmaF started upan
IN automobile which appeared needed RE-
pairs ok tn H. taken so khe Hunk heaB.
fadeing Ell m aamme9Ing required under
5ts apseadiHlg rDvf beGaTe 1t wonl& move
Then It y 4 e0un0n occurrence during
fhn =errier ara net On the public street
either Sunday evenings As ven AZ week
siags tiIas there SKILL IA 4 host 8f boys
and girls keepinE UP screaming ara
yelling In sha neNt Me-; aMd for ehange
Someone more Obsi9ing viii step inside
THE door tit no enc il IN guard aad
give nt u 4 veil that womb saaFne an
indian waf hnep.
TIE peliee have been spoken t.. bat
IL seems Ii IL Hone Of their husiress
fHfgiIlg RESULTS let a service o. So
elabis W III tie same basement Of this
Pre7ssg sefian church and there's an army
d faees ct ali the windows with an ocea-
sioHal TN can dropped To ask them
60 70 away which il sometimes com
pulaory IN order 70 hear yourself speak
s1r anyone else, IL like lat 1T dies you
may g4e hem 5 motion TO leave their
present quarters. but all she same they
viii not stay away; nor will i7y from
honey 81 otherwise
New. SIR. i trEst y0u can let me know
through youF paper Whe Is the proper
authority to appeal TO- mayor police
commissioners, chief Of police n board Of
aldermen Yours truly,
EhNreb -ranr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
80 3. D. q.

Afueh rave W. beard III the maiden
sweet,
C0nnn0a1v known as 20 graduate,
Tripping aiong On her Senior fest,
Lnavfna Mer aIrza matters gzta
Swaet gsri grad Need hare NJ doubt
AH thn i sang 81 yca makes me
glad
Eat II "A this that I'm worried aboHts
Where, Oh, where, ii the sweet Dor
grade
Colleges everywhere OVER the lard
Covnells. Celnmhias, Harvarsla. Ysles
Nothing hat cslie0 Up GA the stardf
What Ia becsrse cs orr blooming
Aaies9
Are VIZ ration Of insk ec.edss
That IA ) tho8gmt TO sad--tco aads
Printer, ses this liue Ia doahie leads:
1Ehere, oh. wherds Ii the sweet Toy
gFadl
Editors, favor this NTH year eazs,
Preachers, hFw ye aEd hew To the
lines
Poess, lave acne vita rour idle ways;
Thinkers, coNe think an this thought
III mInel
NaEhina's - sweet a. street. girl grad
That II \ patent a. patent can be-
What has haennae az she : b. AZ
2gehnsnd Times pispatsh.
4 ceol hall snd pleasant evsHin4 at che
KNIGHTS III Colunahas base bali dance,
Wednesday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
| CURRENT COMMENT.


Vermont II f0r she aYxt tima TIA have
4 full socialist ticket u TIE aeId 1t the
September election, and mosewDrthy
fact at,sat i II tKat All tie names
thereon etc Eagissa og YaAkea. The
ncrninee TOR governor. JosspE r.. Dun.
hMr NJ Worth HaFslaad. u 4 matfena-
tieiaa wls0ae aritameties are sid b BE-
flsed I'M aAe public SCHOOLS 81 TIM STATE
sspsE people up that waY viii rev e.
raising hs question whether the Ih1a-
Bar sritAemetic kas not become 4 dan-
aarasss book To sH@ve III The hands og
pEingaah Republican !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Major Il. b Jersey Of the department
81 agr5cuItucr. with headquarters az Sill
YANKEE. Wis. was in burlington Friday
ard inspected officially The local United
states weather station Major Herar
was accompanied By =. Z. Sheldon 81
Boston. Major Hersev has been closely
associated with Walter WeilmaB in the
iztter's aeronautic experiments il search
81 ne North Pole. Both Major HnrseT
and Nr. Sheldon ere graduates of aof-
ricb university. Mortified. and have
inst attended commencement exercises
e their alma mater
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Oh. an my pleasant, peaceful Joys
Are ncw replaced Nv Woes
I eann0t love the daHoda
Since have AraeIied the r0ss
EE'hcre cree perfection baheld,
Has, defects I mark
canuet love TIE b0t0Finlr
Since rhave heard TIE lax
I was contentad all that day,
But now 4 ever piBe
I esnneE lsvG the drauxht 81 milk
Since have tasted wine
w rn0re TIA iHae il Already,
+ weary Of the aceHas
7 eAunot lave the shephrrdess
Since I have seeu The queen.
Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
6aFfyTON


x. II. sgan wrrt " Mentpalier Monr
any On business.
Miss AeIrn Waitpn. teacher n the
intermediate room Nv the graded echoed
lefs Saturday for IhetfoFa.
aIfsz Jessie Butir AZ Sunepsk y H.
y forTnar teacher lin the grammar aehool
n spending her vacation With Mrs.
Helen Wsleh
Mr. and MFs Fenton AIiles and Little
daughter III Toysaam visited Mrs Miles
sisser. sIrs. Il ". Haas aaa Mrs.. q. d.
PiElsbuEy Friday
Dv. Dow and Hale White cf West
Topsham NeFe IL town Monday
Julaa n. p. Han lett Friday fos y
ten days visit with relatives AZ Boz
toA, ADJ WaItham, Mass
Harry 1araom went 10 Montpelier
Monday where ~ has secured employ
meut ia 4 bakery.
AEr. 4 ia Tsitnn 81 woedsyiIle. M,
II, was in tOwu Monday.
Arthur Sargent III Cofinth was ~
town Friday 10 attend the graduating
exercises. NJ Sargent was principal
III the high school in 1905.
Mrs + N. Hail went 10 SIX. Johms-
bury tns1ay for treatment III Gee throat
aErs. B. ". Webher and daughter.
Gladys, visited Mr. Eebber AZ MonE-
pelier over Sunday.
&. H Hsndry. who Il working IT
MONTPELIER was 81 Bis home here, OYER
SUNDAY.
Mrs. HeIen welcA lett this morning
fer Lyndonville to attend w. G. r.
Y. meeting.
Mrs. Perkins If Bakersfield. aother
al Dr.. Harry Perkins, wha psacticed
hers few months, three years ago IL
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, + M Ricker.
Charles and jesse Heath Of Boston
ard Marshall Robinson III Montpelier
sre at the home Of their grandmother,
sirz. a. NJ HEATH for short vacation.
Mrs. 1axaal III Sunapee, N. TEL,
nuetAer oi Fxineipai G. p. Maxheld, VS.
IN town Fridwy II attend the gradas-
tcn exercises III thu high school Shs
returned 10 her hsnls Saturday. ard
-.
Mr Maxasld left Monday afternoon
Nr. and Mrs. George Dmgad Of Bos-
ton, Mass, are visiting their brother,
Jchn Benzie
Alr. Clshnan al Boston who owns
The Summer resort known al Darline's
pond Ii expected 10 arrive hefs tonight
wifh party which win incinde Mrs.
Cushman. wAc ii Ill. MI. CusEIznan, ae-
czanpanied by nurse, was ia town
sunday, corning BY SPECIAL trsin, to
look tbs place over and decide il a
would b advisable 10 hiring tia patient
here.
There was A good attendance at the
memorial service heIa Sunday after
NOON by the Knights cF Pythias ard
PythiaR Sisters An interesting and
helpful sermon by Rev. n III. Myers
vas listened to after Which about 50
Farahed tc the cemetery and decorated
the graves
The funeral al J. Austin Welch was
heia Friday afteFno1H Ak the Methodist
chuch and TIE large attendance testi
fed 10 TIE esteem III whfch 5fr. Welsh
was held BIZ his townsmen- Rev. "A. +
1sough ii Montpelier assisted ~ Rev
A. Il. Eddy. ofAcintad and hurial was
il the family 1t III tie village eegne-
tiers. among theas present fram out
ii town wera 1Er. and Mrs. n. s. Hoop
er and Aun, j. b. Keeper III HardwicsE
Henry TFelEh Ill Rochelle. M Y.; Mrs
/. y. Fowler AZ Merriden. y. IT,; VT.
ana Mrs. Ira Welrh of SoutA Ryegatey
sTrs John Waleh 1T BoItonYilIe; Nj. an3
sErs Harry Farrer and Mrs. A Dunn.
Harley Renfew AFai sister, Miss Anna
ReEgew, III Peaehans; ard 5gr. and
Mrs. Warren Weich ct CaFinth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Ez-Mayof Burke II Bugsi-ston appears
to he stronger outside ais own DsfmO-
crafts baiiiwtek than Ne is inside Az
other easc, perhaps, u familiarity breed
5ns contempt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
AMo5sst SINGER.

DO not ears Who makes tie lava
OF this great Lard ok mlns
II can aniy sing her songs
And set one bona pNs Hre
TxsEea Library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
III so
copies. the largsk paid circulation q
any daily paper in kais section

Telephone reports slew that Most
peliar people are better fgadanrsT than
barre People. The honor Il ehesrfully
seHnquished
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
"a lVshers llsrs lInmrung.

'sScrihhs didn't seem 10 he at sil sore
when they hissed hts erora."
's0f course not Re knew that more
ag Che music was his wasp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
aous q Min4-

Doesn't choily Creasepants ioog soal
Of sightg
"Yes. And all the rest Of the adage.
-BFownings Magazine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
Always ssIna Rrcken

@What dc yen caa yonr automobileg'
-Eood ressaufionsr
nWhyg
Because fra 20 hard 10 keep II IN
repair. - Bohemian Magazine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Mollie-TelI ne. did yoH ever win a
prize AZ a letteEys
Cholly Ne; HeveF dId. but ms wife
did -Yenkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
pnafrs VnrsIla rrsrth.

s'DuI care, dull care Ehe pEet sings
md sEsises hts ynnErrful harp
NJ cares ara Earrs distressing things
They're ell uncommon sharp.
Wasp
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
aRAnrrEvrLIE.

There viii be social dance in Miles
hail Fridsy evening. june %. by and for
the benefit Of the CrsniteYille 4. G. bass
hall association. Music, RiIeys erohes-
FRA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

This conbfza ten sweet
would truly Sc eiszIan-@
To have grand stand sat
Combined vita knathols vissoa.
-Sew 7a-k Sun
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
That Depsnds

80 you believe IN aute hypuotism e
~Yes. If yoa cwn one Of TIE blamed
things. - Baltimore American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

Little Giri-0h. uamma. ten mel
when yin / Be big enough to he IN
happily married. New YORK Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
The psssinu cojn.

The message u ny nseneT
Is scarcely 70 my razte.
It's 5nss 4 nate 70 sav soedby.
glgnea thrasys Yours n hasts.~
Wasp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
Sale!

The famous and much ad-
vsrnsed Weber So. so Shoes we
offer for short time for Sl.oS.
Oxfords and some patent leath
crs Also the following extra
ordinary bargains.
Mems heavy. grey Hose, splendid
values at. 4 pairs for 25c
Ladies black Hose. 3 pairs for 25c
Ladies Skirts. Suis and Shirt
Waists afremzrkabIy lov prices
Ladies Underdrawers, were 2so,
nov tic
Mems Straw Hats, were SOC, now 39c
Mems Caps, were soc. now. SOC
Soft Hats. were 81 50. now. 75c
Black Cotton Pants. we're s1oo.
now ......-...--.s..... b9c
ALEX COREY & CO.,
ono. JACKIE r.anrh II can nenot q,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
Let Us Bake for You

During the Summer months let rs
make y0uT cookies. cakes, bread, etc.
Don wurk BALI the day i'll i hot
Kitchen when g0u can cot equally AZ
good things at our bakery, ard ut .
small price.
Our products are absolutely whole |
some, being mada Of tl1e purest high
grade ingredients
Home made Exhibition Cookies, per
dozen $50. s..t .--- III. .*ssst+s lue
caraway Cookies. rer DOZEN. Zoe
Angel Cake, not heavy and soggy,
but light ard tempting. earh re
Queen Cakes gcu1Fants Ia thenl Per
esc1afl So. -.-...*. .--. 49,. -. tuc
Date Cake gtha delicious lind you We
heard aboutl each ..... Itlc
Nutritious Swest MIX Bread I0cI
a leaf, 3 r--..........s... zse
Free delivery.
GlssH's IDEAL Bakery,
Tel. 1914 $40 North Main St. !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
EAST BARRE
The DEATH of David saiter, an aged
Resident of TIE Place

Resident Ct InE Place.
The death 81 David Slater ocnarref
at ahaut nnon. dit tile horne Ct II. B.
Partridge where ~ had benn ssarsnu
far quite Iaag time. Mr. Salter VAS
born December :. 1920. being nearly
ss vears iii age. His wife died Fehgm
axy 20 1855 He LEAVES four s8as.
John 81 and HARRY NJ. bath 81 pf0vf
deuce- n. Il, W. G. III Randolph Center
and Leon 81 salteg of Montpelier; aiso
fwo daughters sIrs Fred CtErien 81
Chicago ard Mrs Carl Huss of S0Bth
Barra Two daughters. Helen and Aliee
were buried several yenFs a9o IEe MAS
fat mann years a resident 81 Suuth
BarTe The funeral services win III
Reid Wednesday e d III. from We
house. and the intsrment will he ii
Elnwood cemetery. beside rs wifess
body
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23
afrs. George Taylor Is visiting friends
il the city To-day.

Mr. George Taglor il visiting friends
IL the city To-day.
George Rock has purchased the
house formerly occupied bv J. P. Wood.
ward. and Fred Iermord, IL, wiIi
move 10 The tenement vacated By
Charles Abbott. or be expects Tx
Charles Waterman has Just sold his
fine yoke 81 exen 70 Charles Abbott
MI. and Mrs George Tntehins apd
Leon. Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hutehins
aHa sfr. and Mrs. Stewart Moores
have Just returned from fishing trip
u Highgate. ASK for stories.
Miss Mamie Hagan was home over
Sunday, accompanied BY friends
Yrs. Ii E. Sargent has sn aunt visit.
ing her for the present
Nat. Boodv arrived in tgwn on Nom
day night from the Mary Fletcher boss
pital. where he has been Tor treatment
lie seems much better
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-23

i ce0l hall sna pleasant evening at the
Knights VI Colunhas base bali dance,
Wednesday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
REBUILDING SALE FEATURES.
Family Shoe Store the Scene of Nota
BILE BARGAINS:

The rebuilding sale at the Family Shoe
Store. 30 and 3D. 9Th street northwest,
has proven to be one of the biggest bar
gain events of the season in the sale of
fine footwear. Since the sale opened the
store has been crowded, and at times 1t
has taxed the big force of clerks Of the
Joseph Strasburger Company to wait on
the people.
From early morning until closing time
each day there has been a rush for the
bargains offered. The bargain tables, IT
is said have been sources of pleasure to
many visitors. One large table has an
assortment of odds and ends of ladies'
high and low white canvas and black ana
tan kid shoes. while another table has an
assortment OF odds and ends in men 8
shoes.
According to Mr.. Joseph Strasburger.
the company is compelled to get rid of
the goods. as the building must be turned
over to the contractors by July q. The
sale will continue until every pair of shoes
is sold.
The improvements to the building, it Is
stated, will be extensive. and when COM
pleted, it is believed, the Joseph Stras-
burger Company will have one of the
f1andsomest shoe stores south of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NO. '234 14TH STREET NORTHEAST
Jennie Lowe to Philip NJ. Lowe, lot 10,
square 1893: s.. 80.
LIZ DROIT PARK AND MOoRES VA
CANCY-Charles !. Greer ct ux. to Oh
liver F. NJ Brown. part lot Il. block 10.
lie Droit Park, and part lot 10, Moore
Vacancy: $40.
NO. 124 18TH STREET SOUTHEAST
William P. Hanna ct uX to Rosa
Eiseman, lot 81. square 1887: $40
NO % f STREET NORTHWE ST-M
Rebecca Reid to Karl Locke. part lots
50 and 81. square 62s; $40
MOORE & BARBOUR'S SECOND ADD
TION-Anna L. Merkel. ct viz. Arthur
F.. to Nathan c. Lane trustee for Lou
Use F. Coombs, lot 81 block 4; SO.
NO aOCi 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
George b. SheetZ ct Tx. to Nathan c.
Lane. trustee for Alice l.. Coombs, lot
IS square 213: $40.
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST be
tween 1st and I'd street--William G.
Carter ct ux. to Elizabeth S. Saum. lot
1874, square sol; so.
TENTH STREET NORTHEAST between
G and II streets-Catharine Wagner:
Regina Jones. Margaret Moore and
Lillian f. Barteman each conveys to
each other that each shall own a
one-quarter interest in part lot 60,
square 353: SO.
THIRTEENTH AND CRITTENDEN
STREETS-B Francis Saul ct al. to
George p. Mullin. part lot l3. square
100. in Saurs addition: $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-John II. Fish
err ct uX. to j. c. Demarest. lot ~,
block S: $40. Same to same part lot
81. block S; $40
MANOR PARK-John Fl. Fisher ct uX.
to ]. G. Demarest lots IL. IL, II,
square 326S: $40.
FIFTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST be
tween A and E eets-William r..
Herfurth ct uX. to James Martin, lot
u. square 1853; SO.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE HEIGHTS
Nathaniel Stevens ct al. TO Virginia
Cross. lots IS and II, square ,; 81.
CHEVY CHASE-Chevy Chase Land Com
pany to Jeremiah J. and Gertrude
Crane lot q and part lot S. square
1864; $40.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Frank J. lib
belts to John II. Miller lot 6. block
%; s.
BLOOMINGDALE-A Wheeler to 10
seph S. Reynolds, lot >. block 3; $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-E. y. Palmer Providence X
l.; ID. V. Gilbert. London. Eng; Stewar.
Kennedy. Wyoming: c. W. Kerr and Mrs.
Kerr. Topeka, Kan: James j. Hill, St
Paul. Mimi: g. Emery. Baltimore;
Raleigh-G. n. Gains, Mobile Ala; G.
Il. Wing. Cincinnati, Ohio; q. II. Murphy
Mobile. Ala: S. l.. Martin. Philadelphia
j. l.. Matthews. Boston.
New Willard-J. r. Hubbell. Philadel-
phia; u. +. Buckley. Boston; G. w KEEL
sey. Pailadelphia: w. 3. Smith. New Or
leans.
Riggs-A Stretch. New York: H.. S
Jennings. s. w. Scott, Philadelphia: Mrs
George Fonda. Miss Catherine Fonda
Boulder. Col: Spencer Blackburn, NORTH
Carolina: Mrs. 8. A. C. Murtaugh. Benja.
min F. Mayed. New York; r. ]. Muir De-
troit: NJ. Abrahams and wife. Chicago
H.: J. y. Osborne and wife. New York
T. Bruno. London; j. r. Morris. Virginia
T., w Creecy. Colchester, Md; NJ. Gibson
Philadelphia.
Shoreham-R. c. McCondley and Mrs
McCondley. Maine; ii. c. Butler. Prince
ton y. J.: William Andrews Augusta
Ga. A. G. Coolidge. Boston: Phil K Al
ger. ism; f. d. King and Mrs. King
New York city: William A. Eggers and
Mrs. E,ggers. Cincinnati: Hiram Bingham
New Haven. Conn; F. X. Stanton and
Mrs. Stanton. New Jersey: William J
Duke and Mrs. Duke. New York
Norma ndie-Mr. and Mrs. Holt. Burling-
ton. y. c.; John Janey, Leesburg. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
SELECTED BY STATES
Representation on Three I'M
portant Committees.
LEADING MEN ARE CHOSEN
Members Who Will Present the
Platform.
READY TO SCAN CREDENTIALS
Those Who Will Be in Charge of
the Executive Administration
of the Party.
READY TO SCAN CREDENTIALS

CHICAGO. June 16.-The following
elections TO the new republican national
committee have been made by the state
delegations:
ALABAMA-P. D. Barker Mobile.
ARKANSAS-Powell Clayton, Eureka
Springs.
CALIFORNIA-George 4. Knight, San
Francisco.
COLORADO-Charles Lavender
CONNECTICUT-Cha F. BROKER
Ansonia.
DELAWARE-T. Coleman Du POnt.
FLORIDA-James ~ Coombs Apalach-
icola.
GEORGIA-To be selected
IDAHO-William F. Borah.
ILLINOIS-Frank o. LOwden. Chicago
INDIANA-Harry S. New. Indianapolis
IOWA-Ernest f. Hart. Council Bbffs.
KANSAS-David w Mulvane. Topeka.
KENTCCKY-To be selected.
LOCISIANA-Pearl Wight. New Or
leans.
F. MAINE-John F. Hill. Augusta.
MARYLAND-Willia p. Jackson. Bal
tmore.
MASsACHUSETTS-W Murray Crane,
Dalton.
MICHIGAN-John W. Blodgett, Grand
Rapids
MINNEsOTA-Frank e. Kellogg. st.
Paul
MISSISSIPPI B. Moseley,' Jackson
Observation-Disclosures Nagel. st. Louis.
MONTANA-ThOmas c. Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16
"Arms and the Man.

Two real good plays were offered at the
Belasco last night by Charlotte Walker
and her own company. The first, va
cuum." by Mr. Preston Gibson, loca
product. was perhaps received with more
acclaim than Arms and the Man." by
George Bernard Shaw.
In THE Vacuum the plot hinges on the
old story of a woman's betrayal of her
husbands honor While il is almost
grewsome, it had quite a novel setting
DR.. Resen had invented vacuum DON
when destroys life within four minutes
He has taken the liberty of erecting IN
his wifes boudoir vacuum closet, where
in he proceeds to show her the erect vi
his invention by placing therein lghteu
candle. closing the door and in tour min-
utes finds the candle flame out. He has
an appointment with one DIR. Marshall, and
excuses himself for the evening AS soou
as he has left the room his wife calls her
lover. Richard Longstreet. on the tele-
phone and asks him to call
Immediately Richard appears, and after
several minutes Of cooling and billing. he
asks her TO run away with him. WINE VI
the midst of his lovemaking DIR. Reser
returns. and the lover. in desperate
position runs into the vacuum closet
Louise Resen. the wife. in order to pre-
serve her honor. locks him in the closet
and receives her husband.
Being little suspicious OF his wife
actions and hearing a noise i'm the closet
DR.. Resen proceeds to carry out in q
practical manner the results of his inven-
ton. He withdraws the air from the
closet with the result that the wife. after
acknowledging that her lover is hidden
pleads and begs with him to allow him to
escape. This the husband refuses to do
with the result that the wife. battering on
the doors of the closet soon swoons and
dies with her lover.
The second portion of the evenings en-
tertainment is really nothing new tC
Washington theatergoers. Arms and the
Man was bound to make a hit. Miss
Walker as Rama Petkoff is actress enough
to realize the characters absolute artifi-
ciality, and carries off her scenes with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

NEBRASKA-Victor Rosewater Omaha
NEVADA-P. L. Flanagan. Reno.
NEW H.AMPSHIRE-Fred W. Esta-
brook.
NEW JERSEY1Frankln Murphy. New
ark
NEW YORK-William L. Ward. Port
Chester.
NORTH CAROLINA-Edward c. Dun
can, Raleigh.
NORTH DAKOTA-James Kennedy.
OHIO-A. I. Vorys, Lancaster
.OkLAHOMA-C. n. Cade. Shawnee
OREGON-Ralph F.. Williams.
SYLVANIA-Boise PenrOse, Phila-
delphia.
RHODE Strawberries r. Brayton,
Providence.
SOUTH CAROLINA-John G. Capers,
Charleston.
SOUTH DAkOTA-Thomas Thorson,
Canton.
TENNESSEE-To be selected.
TEXAS-Cecil A. Lyon. Sherman.
CTAH-C. f. Loose, Provo.
VERMONT-James w. Brock. Mont
peler.
VIRGINIA-Alvah II. Martin. Norfolk.
WASHINGTON-Rober l.. Mccormick,
Tacoma.
WEST VIRGINIA-N. B. Scott. Wheel
ing.
WISCONSIN-Alfred T. Rogers. Madi-
son.
WYOMING-George Pexton. Evanston.
ALASKA-L p. Shacke ford. Juneau.
ARIZONA-W. S. Sturgis. Phoenix.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Sidney Bic
Der.
HAWAII-A. G. NJ. Robertson.
NEW ME\ICO-Solomon Luna, Los
Lunas.
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great confidence. While in The VacU-
UNI the lines were we'll read. this was
missing in the Arms and the Man" Toy
each and every one. with the possible
exception of Miss Walker. Miss Keena n
and Mr. Hudson. apparently lacked con
tidence Arms and the Man is so IA
miliar with local theatergoers that a
synopsis OF the play is unnecessary. Out
side of Miss Walker. Miss keenan, and
Mr. Hudson in their respective parts the
plar was more than appreciated.
Mr. Kellard. as Maj Sergius Saranoff
barring trif1e predisposition to Vehe-
mence played an excellent part. and il
is only a question of curbing the We
hemence of the part that he Will make a
success of it. Miss keenan, was especially
clever as Luka. She is bound TO make n
name for herself. as she shows a marked
versatility and an unusual insight into the
requirements of her role. Miss Butler, as
Nine Petkoff was amusing and Percy
Leach made a short appearance as an
officer of the Bulgarian army.
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COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.

The committee on resolutions follows:
ALABAMA-Joseph II. Montgomery.
'ARKANSAS-H l.. Remmel.
CONFORMATION A. Melvin.
COLORADO-Wilia A. Drake.
CONNE'TICUT-Isa NJ. Ullman.
DELAWARE-H. A. du Pont.
FLORIDA-Henry S. Chubb.
IDAHO-R. +. ONeil.
ILI.INOIS-Albert ]. Hopkins.
INDrANA-James A. Hemenway.
IOWA-John r. Lacey.
KANSAS-Chester !. Long.
KENTUCKY-Willia NJ. -Bullitt.
MAINEt-Charles !. Dunn.
MARYLANDC. Ross Mace.
MASSACHUSETTS Murray Crane
MICHIGAN-Joseph w Fordney.
MINEESOTA-Frank h. Kellogg.
MrSSISSIPPI--J. 3. YellOwiey.
MONTANA--A. !. Bennett.
NEBRASEA-Alla w. Field.
NEVADA hlt:eorge s. Nixon.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. Moses
NEW JE.RSEY-Thonnas N. McCarter.
NEW YORk-Sereno f. Payne.
NORTH CAROIINA-Spenc B. Adams
NORTH DAKOTA-Judson LamOure.
OHIO-Wade Ellis.
OKLAHOMA-James a. Harris