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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-09
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFICB OF II BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
NEWARK.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
M~ISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
city Hall. May I. 1908.
The following is the list of names, residences
and places of business of persons making OPP
p~lication to this board for the granting OF
licenses to sell spirituous. vinous, malt or
brewed liquors and not heretofore pubiiched
according to law. to wit:
Name. Place OF Business. Residence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Laughlin & Co, $50 Broad st......Same place
RETAII-RENEWALS.
Carl q. Reichle. 4S1 Clinton av... AM place
Patrick Campbell, AL High STU. Same place
Oscar & Louis Helbig, 12l-123 Rosevllle aV.
Same place
Michael Week. 17s Hamburg pl,.. Same place
Abraham Amsterdam. rs Prince st. Same place
Michael j. Callahan, $40 South Orange av.
John Huebner, 7s Warren t........ Same place
Dominic Notte, 81 River t..,..,.,.same place
Michael J. o'connor.. 40 Stone St. Same place
Patrick j. Dolan. 81 Central av.. Same place
Geo. NJ. Bernhardt, % Peshine av, Same place
John Z Nate, s9 Bank st Same place
Chs. Bender, 21S-2e4 Grove st....100 Devine st.
Adam Volk, 6S Devine st.........421 New st.
BoTTLERs' LIcENsE-RENEWALs.
VIM. Wirtz Co. lSo-lSG Union st $780,.
John Moehring, All Central av., ..., same place
VIM. Reiuhardt, 81 North 80 ST.. Same place
Geo. w. Wiedenmayer, Inc, 60l Market st,
Peter nauck 4 Co. s-1a North 5th 81,
Adolph Heitzman' 2e5.2s5 Camden st. Same pI,
RnrAlL-DotIBLE TRANSFER.
"e0's' RfE9TsS EAT, LET RANSsSFt fal's pace
Kannengieser Bros 9 Bowery st...........
oS Van Buren, st.
RICHARD MILLER,
President pro TEN.
JAMES #, CONNOLLY,
City Clerk.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinances have been passed by
the Board OF Street and Water Commissioner
and approved by the Mayor Of the city OF
Newark, and pursuant TO Chapter $3.50 Of the
State laws of 1895, are herewith published by
title:
An ordinance to open
CLIFFORD STREET,
from jefferson street to Adams street.
An ordinance to provide for the paving OF
GARDEN STREET.
from New Jersey Railroad avenue to McWhor.
ter street, with bItuminous concrete pavement
on 4 six 90 inch concrete foundation.
Adopted May Z, 1905.
FRANK ]. BOCK
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. r G~REATHEAD.
Clerk OF the BOARD.
Approved April S. 1905.
JACOB HAUssIING.
nys-5t Mayor.
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ALFRED 7. BEckWITH
-. -,ar@tad
OPEN ron l%NsrEcTIoN

HANDSOME 0NE-FAMll.A
EAST ORANGE. Ss-& AMHERST SI-NeW
modern a-room houses. only I'VE blocks rom
Brick Church station. on block 'e troira'
tastefuily decorated. wide piazza aarse Fesen-
ton hall. colennR6s rarlor IN whitf, aihihh
room Flemish oak finish solid cusrtsfca osN
mantel. buffers pantry. large Kitchen, > .sssS
sunny bedrooms. fine bathroom ofea hiNNNl
and porcelain plumbing. steam heat Ihatchef
furnace, combination gas and electric nNtnfss
laundry and extra toilet ln cellar NAst -,
seen to be appreciated. Price low oniy smau
amount ot cash required 10 purchase ealanee
easy terms. Open saturday from : 10 >, rep
resentative on premises
INVESTIGATE cur proposition before Ven oCy
your home; look over those pretty rsstasness
on West End sv-. ccnssining s rno1fs eata,
heater. lot STisx1aAs thst ran Re purchaser lot
5000 cash; haisncs SIS monthly ans interest
KEYS at No y West End av. OF bAoE-
MECKE. iSs Market ST, seeoad hoor-
REAL. ESTATE houeNt. soa ana exchanged.
BEYER. llTs Rrasd. ON, Aston. Phone Nts-
FOR bargains in ho1ses. farms. acreage apply
John ]. SLnAT Room SIS. Sche0er blos
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Caldwell.

COUNTRY PRoPERTY--Farms my speciality:
lists free. JOHN W. GOSMAN. Caldwell.
NJ. J..
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NEW T-room house. with all improvements;
very convenient location; for sale on easy
terms; So. 800. E. E. MURDOCH. 11 William
son av..
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I HAVE a few choice lots, directly adjoining
Summit, N. j., which 1 will sell cheap. Sit
uated in the most beautiful section of the Or
ange Mountains. these lots, II bought now, will
prove one Of the best investments in Jersey;
40 minutes from New York on the Lackawanna
Railroad; all improvements; churches, stores.
daily delivery from New York and Newark
department stores, etc. For further particu-
Ne vark. N. j.
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Lake HopatconE.
A REAL SUMMER HOME.
Long Branch.

Bungalow and cottage sites on Lake Hopat-
cong: small size lots or large frontages. SALE
N EXCHANGE CO., 10 Clinton st.
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MAPLBwOoD-Model Park; a genuine bar
gain: $500 buys a Groom house with slate
roof. in fair condition.; plans and s~pecihca-
lions for remodeling included. Inquire 500
Broad St, Room Cos.
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GEORGE ARNOLD.
27 MAIN STREET. ORANGE. N. j.

FOR SALE-Seven-room. steam heated house,
all improvements, open plumbing, excellent
condition.; $1,000. NJ. ]. BROWN. go Main st..
Orange.
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HouSE-Seven rooms and attic; all improve
ments; barn and stables: terms to suit.
BEYERLE. SIS Brookside av.
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CORNER LoT-East Orange: 6ox1oo; II sold at
once, 81. 500. BROWN. ESQ Main ST., Orange.
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mountain farm. two miles from main line
station 0sackawanna), S-room and 6-room
houses; large barn, wagon house, stable. corn
crib. pig pen, hen house; plenty fruit on II;
ali for So, 900; buildings in good condition and
can not be duplicated for twice that amount:
a good farm and a good chance for some one
in need of one. CHAS. e. TINSMAN,
DuneIlen. N. J.
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LOTS in Crawford, close to trolley and sta
ton; all improvements; price low; terms
easy. Address Box 81, Star once.
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Ocean Grove.
e. ROW
Desirable cottages for rent for season. $50
upwards. Send for booklet.
OTIS F. LEE. -
Wall ST., Ocean Grove. N. J.
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IRVINGTON real estate headquarters
STATES. 99s Springfield av. Irvington.
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Atlantic HIGHLAND

CORNER PLOT, 112x2ss; on Lakeside av.
facing Verona Lake. Address F. W. HAS,
SINGER. 81 Alpine st.. Newark.
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HAVE you property to rent or sell? See
DIEBOLD. Irvington Centre.
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VAN DBRVEER PL-Building lots. size 50x150
feet; five minutes walk from City Hall; two
blocks from trolley; fine location; prices $3.50
to $500; cash or instruments. Maps. NEW
JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY. No. ia
Broadway. Long Branch.
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REAL 7 A FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

NEW s-room house, lot 50x10O IT, price $500.
SAME HOUSE on lot 30x100 IT., $4,000.
sEMI-DETAcHED brick house, z rooms. lot
25x100 IT,, price s., 300.
All the above properties have modern i'm
provements and can be bought on a small
cash payment. Terms to suit. Fine location.
FULLER LAND & IMPROVEMENT co.
ARLINGTON, N. J.
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snec;aI ReaI Estste Doys-Tuesdays and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23


 any acts of Iawlessness on the part of the soldiers. we desire to assure your excellency that we can do all or more than soldieps can"
 The resolutions state that the pres ence of the soldiers is hindrance to the execution of justice by the civil tribunals and declare that their work would be in the interests of law and order
 Tn his reply. Governor Wilson com mends the spirit shown by the mass meeting and expresses his belief that those present can restore order in Trigg county if they win do all they can to live up to their pledges. If such a pledge had been taken at the outset Of the depredations eighteen months ago and carried out, there would now be no need of soldiers ia the county. "But," says the Governor. "during that eighteen months. hun- dreds of people have been intimidated by a secret oath bound league. brutal assaults and arson have been committed and a long list of crimes recorded. And during all this time. not one of you who offer this pledge. has caused the arrest of anybody. although many of the crimes were so open and shame less that many of you who sign these resolutions not only knew of the out rages, but knew where officers could have laid their hands on the perpe. trators. You have not made a single affidavit. caused a single arrest or even asked for a warrant. The people Of your county were made to feel that they could not rely for help on either yourselves or the head officers. And while you did nothing yourselves. you never asked aid of the State govern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
GOOD SCORES MADE
 IN COUNTRY CLUB SHOOT

Tn the second shoot for the F. R. Holt trophy. held at the Country Club yesterday afternoon. the high scores were made by John H. Wallace. IT.. and J. J. Flowers. each of whom broke forty-two out of a possible fifty birds. Two new entries were recorded and growing interest in the competitive sh cots was manifested. A large crowd witnessed the exhibition.
 Ted Alexander of ftTuskegee, who was enroute to Yazoo, where he will par ticipate in a big sh oot. was the guest of the club and gave an excellent ex- hibition of skill. He made a score of forty-two. Mir. Alexander at a recent tournament in Mobile. did some re- markable shooting, being second man.
 Following are the entries and scores of yesterday:
 spinks, 42: Ted Alexander 42; John H. Wallace, Jr.. 42; J. J. Flowers, 42; George Peagler. 40; Tom cassety, S9, William westcott, 3s; Watts. s5; O. c. Leslie. 34; D. E. Thompson, 32; F. B Joseph, 30; E. F. Higgins 30; II +. futile, 2s.
 MT. spinks who led in the score. Is a professional
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
MAY BE FEMALE BURGLARS.
Robbers Took Lace And Ribbons Fron
 McraIf store.


 Robbers Took Lace And Ribbons From
 McraIl store.
 Anniston, Aug. 22-(Special)-T postoffice and store of W. M. Thweat at McFall was footed last night, and peculiar features to the burglary have raised the quastion--Is the gang of cracksmen who have been getting their work in the Anniston district With in the past few weeks of the female sex?
 M. Thweat stated in long distance message this morning that only a Smith and Wesson revolver and x2e Tn special delivery. eight and ten cent stamps were secured from the postal department Of the store. but every yard of lace. ribbon. embroidery and tnser- tion belonging to the stock Of goods was appropriated by the burglars, who also took few cans of sardines. No other clothing was taken.
 Mir. Thweat says that his postoffice and store was robbed of s960 about year ago by safe-b blowers, and owing to this fact, he has ceased to keep a safe and money in the building since that time and 1t was due to the fact that the burglars last night did not secure more money.
 The McFall postoffice was entered by springing the doors sufficiently to enable the thieves to raise the bar. by which it was fastened.
 This Is the fourth time that cracks men have been at work in North Ala bama and Georgia within the past month. safes having been blown at Reads Mill. Henlo, Ga. and at the GuntersvilIe office of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
GERM CONGRESS.
Governor Names Delegates to Taner-
 cuIoais Gathering in WashinEtcn.

Governor Names Delegates to Taner-
 cuIonis Gathering in WashinEt0n-
 The international Congress of Tuper- culosis will meet in Washington Sept. i2. and will continue in session until oct. 12.
 Governor B. B. Conner has appointed the following delegates to attend the Congress.
 pr. W. H. Sanders of the State Health Department. pr. B. L.sWyulan of Birminghann, pr. Glenn Andrews of Mont9ofnery. pr. c. T. McWhorter of Riyertown. Dr. W, ". Dtnsnnora of necatur. Mes. R. A. Lee of Greenviiie, Hon II. F. Reese of Selma, and D. H. Marbury of Marbury.
 All of the delegates appointed to ate tend the congress In Washington, ex- cept Mrs. Lee and pr. Dinsmore, are trustees of the Tuberculosis sanitorlunl. which is to be established in this State as soon as the treasury warrants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
TOBACCO GROWER
 FIRES ON NIGHT RIDERS

BrooksvilIe. Ky. Aug. 22.--rwsnty night riders. masked and armed. met with warm reception last night on the farm of Walter Galloway. five miles east of Falmouth.
 They rode up to the tobacco barn and applied the torch, 5000 pounds of to- bacco being destroyed. Galloway had not been molested. but was awakened By the glare of the dames Efa eefxel shot gun and fired from window into a group of riders. The fire waa returned without damage and the raid. CTS galloped away.
 zaIfoway's charge of shot struck of,a of the men, who rode to Falmouth for surgical attention. The identity of fhe wounded man haa been disclosed and he may be arrested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
CALLS LEAGUE MEET
DIRECTORS WILL GATHER
 MEMPHIS AUGUST 20.
All Protests and Troubles of the Sea- son Wil Be Heard--Chap- belle May Be seat to New
 Orleans.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. 22.--(spe- cial.)--PresIdent Kavanaugh has cali- ed q meeting of Southern League di- rectors to assemble in Memphis Au- gust 2s.
 Many protests will be heard and all troubles of the season to date will be cleared if the wishes of President Kavanaugh are met with. Otis Stock dale, the suspended player. will also have hearing, as his letter pleading with the directors for re-opening of his case was filed. The meeting will be- open to all spectators.
 Pitcher William chappelle may. yei revert to New Orleans. the club thai claimed his services by the waiver route when Memphis announced his re. lease.
 PresIdent Kavanaugh to-day took UT the case with the National Commis' sion, asking that Chappelle be sent back to the Southern League on th' ground that Manager Babb, whosi nana was signed to the release. wal under national agreement legally en titled to release a player and tha none but the club presidents sigma ture goes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
DUEL TO THE DEATH
 BY TENNESSEE MEN

Knoxville. Tenn. Aug. 22.--A spe- eial to The Sentinel from Cumberland Gap, Tenn, says:
 George Britton and Frank Davis, prominent men of this section, met at the Louisville and Nashville depot at Shawnee two miles east of here, this morning at g o'clock and at once en- gagged in a duel to the death. Britton was shot i've times. the fifth bullet penetrating the heart and killing him instantly. Davis received wounds in the abdomen. breast and shoulders and Is not expected to live. The men used A4-calibre pistols.
 The shootiyg was the result of a feud which, Is said, has existed be- tween Da and Britton for three years. u came to Shawnee this morning 1m his home at Wheeler. Va, and was accompanied by a young son. Britton was at the depot. and 1t is said when Davis stepped from the train Britton began shooting at Davis, who, however, returned the fire and the result was fatal to Britton.
 As both men are well to do and prom inent and have brothers who are fear less men, it is feared the trouble may be continued by those brothers.
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A SCATHING REPLY
<oxrxwon WILSON ANSWERS
 TRrGG COUNTY CITIZENS.
xentuekyak Chief Executive Gives Them A HSt call Down And VIII
 wot Recall Troops From - Scene.

1-ray1sfnrt. ky. Aug. 22--Iovernor wilisor today made public tne tezt or a scathing reply to letter ana reso- SO iufions which had been forwarded nm hv county officials of Trigg County. sfating that the presence of troops was moi desired in that county and intimat. inr that the soldiers had committee acts of lawlessness.
 Tr,Tr County. which Is in the dark fohacco district has been the scene or a large number of night rider depreda-
 Governor willson before proceeding to reply, quotes in full the letter ana the resolutions which are dated August IS. and forwarded from Cadiz, Ky: and written on the letter heads ot Planters Protective Association the oroanization of the dark tobacco grow- CTS. The signatures are led off by the names of County Judge G. B. Btng- ham and Sheriff W. c. Broadbent, of Trigg County. The letter and resolu- tions recite that at a mass meeting at- tended by 500 citizens of Trigg County, those present pledged themselves to make very effort to restore order and peace. Among other statements, the resolutions contain the following:
 without reciting the various acts of violence and without touching on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

ment, but showed hostility to the gov. ernment to protect the life and prop. erty."
 In conclusion the Governor takes parting shot at the signers Of the rAso. lutions for engrossing them on the sta- tionery of the Planters and Protective AsSocistion--a name which. he says, recalls the raids on Princeton, Hop- kinsville and number of other placea. On the grounds of the lives of d few brave men who have attempted to pros. ecute night riders and who have ask ad for protection, would be endanrered and their property put to further risk of destruction. no refuses to withdraw the troops. Such step. he says, would remove what little protection hes oe late been afforded and leave the dis. trict a. the mercy of the riders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
r,o-e- nsoft DrlnJk" Place,

T3irnningham, Aug. 22.-(Special.)--- rbs mayor issued instruction to the nolice this morning to close the soft drink stand of Harris and Armbuster, on Second avenue. an employe of the Tiace having been arrested on a charge of violating the prohibition law. Just as fast as arrests are made on this charge and conviction Is secured in the police court, the mayor Issues in- struetions closing the place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
A. H. SMITH IS HELD.
AnnistOn Man Accused of Assaulting
 Henry BrumIey.

Anniston. Aug. 2s--(speciai)-- Arthur H. Smith. the Southern Bell Telephone lineman. charged with as saulting Henry Bruniey. a machinist, with a pistol and with carrying con- cealed weapons at the home of the lat- ter. 1874 Walnut Avenue. yesterday afternoon is held in the city prison under g $500 bond.
 A discussion over unionism is said to have been the cause of the shoot ing. Brumley says, according to the warden at the police station. that some one threw a stone at his house yester. day afternoon. He went to the door and seeing only Smith, began to rsnoa- strate him. Without words. he says, Smith opened fire with a revolver, the shot falling to take effect.
 When seen today Smith refused to talk about the trouble. Brumley is employed by the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
wtII Chnpdler NTaIr.. noua,

Chandler, who shot and killed VIII Smith at Borden Wheeler Springs last Sunday afternoon has waived examine. tion before Judge Carruth at Heflin, and made bond in the sum of s2,S0O for his appearance before the next session of the grand jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
A. D. JONES IS DEAD.
Young Business Man of Montgomery
 Dies After Short Iliness.

Mir. A. D. Jones, agel 30 years, died at his home on Mobile Street last night after a short Illness of typhoid reVer, Mir Jones had been i'll but a short while, and his death came as a severe shock to his family and friends.
 The deceased was born at Fine Level, but had been resident or Montgomery for nineteen years wh ere he was engaged in business He IS survived by his wife and one child hiS mother and father, two brothers Messrs. Joseph Jones and Clifford ". Jones, and one sister. Mrs. Elze Wal lace.
 The funeral will take place from tn residence of MT. and Mrs. c, B. Cook, 94 Mobile Street, this afternoon. at 1 o'clock, Rev. W. NJ. Curtis. pastor of the Perry Street Methodist Church, will officiate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
East Alabama BanIxrunta,

Anniston. Aug. 22--(speciaI)- )--Peti- tions in bankruptcy have been filed with the deputy clerk of the United States court in this city by W. R. Easterling and J. W. Norrsd of Talia- dega and H. P. zeiger of Cadsden. {.
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aaIa oa r.ra I..Iarera.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 52.--tSpecial.) ---Checks,s were received by Southern closing the sale for Outhelder Speaker of Boston. who goes to the Boston Americans in consideration of $500, and ch ased by Brooklyn for 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
The following Compose the Officers of the
President. M.-B. HOughtOn.
Secretary. D. ". Grassland.
Assistant Secretary Marshall 3. King,

d and the
  pnnayd
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decrease of their eficiency. and thsy believe that the public prefers to see such reasonable and fair advance in rates as will ensure a prompt safe' efficient service anu consequent com mercial development. rather than the holding down the companies to suen scant returns as will require them to reduce the wages of their employees and prevent them from maintaining such.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

WINE CALF OxFORDs, the latest creation from the East for men, onIy at BULLOCK,s, S4.0O.
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NEWS OF RECORD

A marriage license was issued yes- terday in the office of the Judge of Probate to Fred P. vassie and Addie Lissie Shacklett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23
THE PASSING 7FfRoNC

Mfr. Harry R. Lockey, who was un- til two years ago connected with a local shoe house, but who has since that time been located in Savannah. Is spending a week of his vacation with friends in Montgomery.Mr. Lockey will leave Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

MT. L. s. Roemer has returned from French Lick Springs, where he has been for the past two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

WINE CALF OxFORDs, the latest creation from the East for men, oniy a' BULLOCk's, S4.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-23

The following transfer of real estate was recorded yesterday in the ofiiee of the Judge of Probate;
 John and Susie Chish olfn to T. J. Slough. J. c. Crowsan and John ChIs- holm, trustees. one-half acre lying in Pickett plat. The consideration was . s5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-26
TEMPERANCE ENDORSED.
Cumberland Presbyterlans Take Ac- tion Upon Resolutions.

Corsicana. Tex, May 25.-The Cum berland Presbyterian assembly, which has been in session here since Thursday, devoted today's session almost exclusive ly to hearing of committee reports. The temperance committees report was as follows:
 We view with much pleasure the on- ward and upward march of prohibition in our land, and we report to this gen. eral assembly the fact that the cause of temperance in every quarter of our na- tion is advancing. We submit that our Cumberland Presbyterian people through out these United States are valiant sol diers in the army of prohibition, and that they at all times and under all con- ditions give their most hearty support to the cause of temperance and prohibition.
 At the meeting of the woman's mis- sionary board free-will offering was taken which brought s47O into the treas urY.