davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED BOON TO LII WI ARA and use
af lash wfth 81 w8fhont board. Tive preferred
- S1Gsh 1EaAn q saes 4seEsa
10 EEST--T see COED furnished raenzs al 20
Elm street Inquire 81 Ehe A&rTe Steam LAnn-
dry agfU
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11
WON'T REDUCE WAGES
ARBITRATION A SUCCESS

Plan Has Proved So Effective IN Pre-
venting Strikes That Both Employers
and Unions Desire It's continusnes.
Outlook Fer Work Dull.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11

WAEIEE--k Ezsz Ter general heussworK
one VINO can eooEs unly two ia family. Az
dress Us Brooklyn street 27ssgs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11
TO RENT.

TO kENT-Twa room 6ats On Coftaee street
Aewiy painted aeNly pspered. new hath rooms
and new heating arrangements. Very hRndy
for few hoarders or i1fge family IEcuare az
y. y. Phelps co. 2s6gf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11
NOTICE

Sheriff's Sale Of Goods Now in the
Freight Depot Of the Montpelier q
Wells River Railroad at Barre, Yer
rrnnt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11

no KENI-0He large room on second noOr
ard tlree connected rooms Furnishes for light
housekeeping ~ q ksith ave. 2Sgtf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-11

10 aENT-Tensmenf 81 four roorns. beat IL
block. hot Sna cold water electric lFhrs S1c.51
per month. inquire At Smith Bros, 8g7 n. Afain
street. Q7zr
The labor world., 1908-06-20
ALBANY STIRRING TO
COMBAT TUBERCULOSIS
Continued from page 1

enough to read in number of the re,
cent Independent, The True Expert
ences Of a consumptive from which the
above is a quotation, may have faint
notion as to the value of the service
rendered by this, by making public d
list of the people who are free from
that pernicious notion that a con-
sumptive is menace to community
and to those with whom he associ-
ates.
A panic of false fear of this diseas Sc
has become so prevalent that it has
been classed as disease. stylei
Phthisiaphobia. Almost as important
as the cure of those suffering from
tuberculosis itself, is the cure of those
misguided creatures suffering from
Phthisiophobia. But it is now graft
flying to know that those suffering
from tuberculosis who for one reason
or another can not go to a. sanato-
rum, can now receive from the AL
bany committee or from a central
office of the State Charities Aid asso-
citation list of boarding houses where
they can live reasonably in comfort,
and with good prospects or a speedy
cure.
Nor does this complete the import
ant work thus far undertaken by this
energetic committee. A carefully pre-
pared article is to be presented to the
committee by each of its members in
the near future, and these articles
after receiving the sanction of the
committee and the approval of its
medical members, will be issued to
The labor world., 1908-06-20

= :
Order to Examine Final Account. -:
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY. OF
st. Louis:-ss. In Probate Court. = !
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Charles E.. Fay, Decedent. ~ - = > X. 4
The petition Of Katherine V. Fay, as
representative Of the above named
decedent, together with her final: ac-
estate, having been filed in this Court,
representing, among other things, that
sne has fully administered said estate
and praying that said final account OF
said administration be examined, adj
justed and allowed by the Court, and
that the Court make and enter It's final
decree Of distribution of the residue
persons entitled thereto. and for the
discharge Of the representative and,
the suretiess on her bond. 4.
It is Ordered, That said petition be
heard. and said final account exam
tined. adjusted and allowed by @ the
the Court House, in the City of Duluth;
in said County, on Monday, the 18th
day Of July, 1908, at ten o'clock a. M, !,
and all persons interested In said hear
ing and In said matter are hereby
cited and required at said time and
why said petition should not - grant :
Ordered Further. That tnis order be
served by publica IiOn in the Labor
World according to law. s. Il
Dated at Duluth. Minn:. June 9Th.
By the Court. 800
]. B. MIDDLEO0FE, ss
- fs II - y Judge of Probate. M
/ tseal, bate Court St. Louis 4. Co.
Labor Il ane 40. ss7; July q ,os.
The labor world., 1908-06-20

the press Of Albany in the name Of
the entire committee. The topics thus
far determined upon and under prepa-
ration are: Some mutual obligations;
phthisiophobia; the fear of tubercu-
losis; the tale told l.. by occupational
statistics; the splitting nuisance;
fresh air.
The first of these valuable series is
now completed and has already re-
ceived the approval Of the committee.
Commissioner Draper pronounced it
the most excellent educational article
and other members Of the committee
expressed similar opinions. It will be
issued about June 21st.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
Comment,

B1llies are of any desired dimensions
and always equal to the occasion.
From Billy Taft Of presidential dimen-
sions to Billy Jones, the ward con-
stable, Billies are everywhere in evi-
dence. The little congressional bee
which improves each shining hour does
not nestle in Billy McEwen's bonnet.
Can the editor of the Free Press say
as much?
The labor world., 1908-06-20
HEARST GAINS ~ VOTES.

NEW YORK, June 17.-A gain OF 80
votes was made by w. r. Hearst today
IN the examination of 1853 ballot boxes
in the recent mayoralty election of
1905 now going on before Justice Lam
bert. Hearst has made gain of 376
votes in the recount of '1,0Os boxes
The labor world., 1908-06-20
No Money For BURGLARS.

First Burglar-Hark! I hear some
one talking. -:
Second Burglar-What's he saying?
First Burglar-That he never will
bet on another horse as long as he
lives.
Second Burglar-Let's get out OF
this. No money here; he's lost every
cent.-Tit-Bits.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
BELMONT's WILL FILED.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE will OF
Oliver H. p. Belmont who died re-
Gently at ais country home in Hemp
stead, L. l., was filed in tae surrogate
office today. Under the will Mrs. Bel
mont is to receive all tae real and
property and she is: named
executrix for the estate The value
Of the estate is not given. J..
The labor world., 1908-06-20
Had a Mission.

Mrs. Sourmug, who thought she had
a mission to look after suffering hu-
manity, is married, isn't she?"
Yep"
Il was surorised to learn that she
had given UP her mission in life.''
"She hasn't; her husband is going 20
he suffering humanity hereafter."-
Houston Post
The labor world., 1908-06-20
ANTI-JAPANEsE, BOYCOTT
is STRONGLY MAINTAINED

HoNKONG, June, 1S.-The anti-Jap-
anese boycott is stiH being strongly
maintained. the government has pro-
hibited meetings at restaurants called
for the purpose of discussing the ques-
ton Of self-government and. similar
objects. ..[x~
The labor world., 1908-06-20
COMING TO WASHINGTON.

8. COPENHAGEN, June 17.-Professors
Bang and Fibiger Of the University Of
Copenhagen and Dr. Roerdam a note |
military surgeon, have been appointed
delegates to the tuberculosis congfess
in Washington in i September DR..
Roerdam is a member of the Danish
parliament, ~#S-
The labor world., 1908-06-20
Cost Of His Eve Teeth

II guess paw must have passed a lot
OF time at the dentists when he was
in New York." said Johnny Green.
'"Why do you think so?" queried his
ma.
"'Cause I heard him tell a man to-
day that it. cost him nearly $500 to get
his eve teeth cut" replied johnny
Chicago News.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
MIRTH AND HUMOR.
Can't Buy Happiness,

::'You can't buy happiness" exclaimed
the sentimentalist.
No. answered the man who is
sternly practical. You can't buy hap.
piness. And at the same time that
fact doesn't imply that your comfort
is enhanced by being broke."-Wash-
ington Star.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
GIvEE $1o5,ooo TO: MUSEUM.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June NE. Libby,
prominent manufacturer, today an
nounced a GIT OF. 100000 to the To-
the trustees to erect new build
ing, 100000 additional being available
through public subscriptions.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
Criticism,

Billy McEwen for congress in the.
eighth district! Ahem! Since when
has Billy become of congressional di-
mensions? BY the way, is that the
best the democrats in the eighth dis
trict can do?-Anoka Free Press.
The labor world., 1908-06-20

;. PARIS, June 17-Asspecial dispatch
from the Chita to the .Matin says that
the American car in the New York-to-
Paris race arrived there on Tuesday
establishing a record for. distance COW
vered in one day in Asia. 1t. left at 6
The labor world., 1908-06-20

RALEIGH, N. c., June 1.-THE Sew
enth North Carolina district Demo-
ratio convention met at Ashboro today
renominated Robert N. Page of Disco
for congress, elected delegates to the
Denver convention and instructed them
for Bryan
The labor world., 1908-06-20
CONsTABULARY SUMMONED.

BUTLER, Pa. June 17.-As a result
Of dynamite outrage yesterday at
Royal mines at Argentine, near here
state constabulary troops have ben
summoned. The non-union miners re-
fused to return to work and an air of
uneas1ness is prevalent
The labor world., 1908-06-20
A Sane Fourth Of Julv.

The safe and sane Fourth Of July
had come.
But how are the boys observing the
day?' asked the foreigner, who. had
just landed. II don't see any about"
1.-The roys?" said the native. "The
last of 'em. sir, were all killed off one
year ago today, and the new crop
hasn't come on yet'
M&rvelling at The changes times had
brought about, the stranger followed
the crowd TO the ball park, where the
real celebration was in progress."-
Chicago Tibune.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
PLENTY of Them.

Is there man with soul so dead
A union man, who never said.
The Union Label I'll demand
And agitate to beat the band?
If there's such one, I say,
He'd better get in line today.
The labor world., 1908-06-20
Only Responsible for Accidents.

The Employe-Please, sir, I've gone
an got married, and I'd like you TO
raise my wages.
The Employer (worried : owe,
thoughts of the workmen's. compensa-
t1on act)-Very esorry for, you, Smith.
I'm sure; but can't do that. I'm only
responsible for accidents that happen
In the works. you know.-The Sketch.
The labor world., 1908-06-20

BAKU, June 17.-An attempt was
made in this city today to kill the
Baku chief of police, M Ney by the
explosion of two powerful machines.
The chief and two Z. policemen were
wounded and sergeant"*of police was
killed.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
POLICE COURT DOCKET

James Clark. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
Ocie Hart drunk. sentence sus-
pended.
John o'Reilley. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
william F. werth. drunk; sentence
suspended.
Napoleon vasier drunk, sentence
suspended
Lee Matters. drunk. 50 or 10 days.
August Panty. drunk. s. or - days.
William J Deyaney, drunk, SEN
tence suspended.
Victor l;ngler. drunk; sentence sus-
John Pembroke. drunk: sentence sus-
pended.
Charles LOBBY, disturbing the peace;
s. or 80 days.
Charles Corson, disturbing the peace
$40 or 50 days
Daniel Mckerney. drunk; sentence
suspended
Frederick Jaskulski, disturbing the
peace. s25 or so days
Joseph Paska. disturbing the peace;
81 or J. days.
John Bezeg. disturbing the peace; So
or ) DAYS.
ReubIn CofDey, disturbing the peace
sentence suspended.
Thomas Morehead. disturbing the
peace, sentence suspended.
Hartman Marks. disturbing the peace [;
sentence suspended
Bertha Marks. disturbing the peace /.
sentence SUSPENDED
Bort Hunter drunk. sentence sus-
pended
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
CURED T|GHTWADS
THRO' HYPNOT|SM
BUT DR.. NEGREScO ADMITS THAT
IT TAKES A LONG COURSE
OF TREATMENT.

PARIS Sept 4-Dr. Negresco. noted
ply sician. read before the medical SO
ciety paper dealing with an analysis
Of the psychology OF avarice, claiming
avarice TO be a form or insanity. cur.
able by hypotism and suggestion.
The learned physician pointed out
that close-tistedness is not the only
abnormal symptom in an avaricious
person. Like a victim OF melancholia
the close-flsted person shuns society
and even his friends and spends his
days brooding over alleged troubles
and financial problems. lie is for
ever on the lookout for persons liablo
TO deprive him Of part of his wealth
by legal or Illegal means Like in
sane people, he lacks In moral and
physical sense
The lecturer stated that he has
cured several persons so afflicted by
hypnotism and suggestion He de
scribed his method as follows.
The physician must. above all
gain the closeiistey persons conf.
dence. After he has his confidence.
he must suggest 20 him. with the aid
OF hypnotism, TO change his habits
and live Il life In accordance with
bis income or wealth and later enr
rloy hypnotic suggestion for charity
and sociablity In several cases the
cure took two and more years 10 &C
complish.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
PITTSBURG BANK CLOSED
BY COMPTROLLER

PITTSBURG. Sept 5-The Cosmo
politan National bank. Sixth and Lib
erty-ayes. was closed this morning a.
S O'Clock by order Of the comptroller
of the currency Robert Lyons, re.
ceiver of the Allegheny National
bank, was appointed receiver % the
Cosmopolitan bank
Federal officials, in charge of the
-ciosed hank refuse absolutely -
throw any light on the reasOns lea6
ing TO the step. further than TO de
clare positively that the institution
has been found To- be insOlvent.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Dinlornatic

a breezy and cniorpTIsine WesTeTU
politician applied 10 the secretary II
state for n consulship at one OF the
Chinesc ports
You may not be- aware. Mr.. Blank.
said the secretary. that never rec.
ommend 10 the president the appoint
rrrrt-t,f- t-i;t-.=<-=ttt.= Lhe
language OF the country To which h.
desires to go Now. ! suppose YOU do
-fft,t-seeak- Chinese
The westcrner grinned cheerfully.
"If. Mr. Secretary" said he, YOU Will
ask me a question in Chinese. will
be happy to answer &c.
lie got the Observation-Disclosures
Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
PRODUCE.

The market as a whole was fairly
-aEliNe TINS morning, more especially
OF peaches were again large, and with
such quantity ana variety OF other
fruits for buyers To choose from ana
with double holiday on Sunday and
Monday, dealers were not inclined TO
stand so stifny on prices The supply
VI grapes il especially large and there
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
CURRENT PALAVER
Of The POLITICIANS

John C. Nieper is no longer a can.
didate for register OF deeds, the fght
now being between Otto Stoll and
George Humbert.
s. Elmer Barton, candidate for the
Republican shrieyalty nomination. ia
financial secretary OF holders union
No. 244
Harry Lathrop presided at Repub
lican meeting held In K. NJ. Buffers
residence, 50 Twelfth-st., Friday even
ing. Philip Breitmeyer and others
spoke.
\ Twelfth ward precinct club Re
publican. was formed Friday evening
at the home of Chas Willets. 524 Bak
er-st. Mr. Willets WAS elected presi
dent. DR., w b. Banks. vice president
A. A Brown secretary and K. Gran
dali, treasurer, Several Republican
candidates spoke.
Among the speakers at the Republi
! can meeting in Fairview hall Friday
evening were Philip T. Van Zile, Dr.
Carstens and Chas. A. Nichols.
E. S. Randolph is president OF the
New Highland Park Republican club
formed Friday evening al SO Curry
stone-ave. +. A. Berger is secretary
and John Beach. treasurer. A big
meeting will b held next Friday IN
! the town hall
DR.. J. B. Bradley was indorsed' for
!
the state convention has anything 70
DO with the matter. at the caucus oil
Ecorse Republicans Friday.
A Prohibitionist mass convention
was held Friday evening IN Prisnatc
hall 10 fiji out the list OF party candi
dates.
Otto Stoll, candidate for register OF
deeds. was going out Jefferson'ave
west. with a friend, Friday. and the
latter kept pointing out StoA ban
ners. There's one. Otto he declar-
ed. There's another, Otto" a man IN
the seat behind heard his remarks and
kept looking out Of the window Fin
ally he could stand IL no longed and
punched Stolis friend In the ribs l
think you must have EN-, he remark
ed pointedly, I've looked out every
( time YOU pointed and couldn see
any OF those autos
Philip T. Van Zile was in Toledo
during the Grand Army reunion renew
ing acuuaintances with the members
Of his old battery. He was captain
OF artillery during the civil war and
enlisted "a private after the battery
was mustered out
Sidney Alexander who is running
for Republican nomination for the
LEGISLATURE has circulated more Than
% 600 cards already
Edward Command. who is a&candi-
date for the legislature. will be sup-
ported by several clubs OF young men
In various sections OF the city. which
clubs are now forming.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
-A..,-naaia- In the public Library.


Alfred = Ackerman-"Popular Fall
fHCTvTS- III TttrrTpt- 10 correct st.ff4e
common mistakes. Clara Barrus-
Nursing the Insane" Dana w. Bart
Title Better city" sociological
study of Los Angeles. l.. &. X. Gamer
on--'otters and otter Hunting" sam
uel ~. Goodyear "Goodyear's Higher
ACCOUNTING. George NJ Gould
observation-disclosures and I.efthanded-
ness Bolton fiait-'A LITTLE Land and
a living AftftTrJt -t.anTfeid-.Iutro-
duction TO Infectious and Parasitic
Disease Alfred n. Lloyd--"rhe VIII
10 Douht an essay In philosophy.
Carlyle T. McKinley--"An Appeal to
Pharaoh, the Negro problem and its
radical solution. Richard &. Maclaurin
The Theory Of Light" Robert
Munro Archaeology and False An
tiquitles" Grace Norton--"The Spirit
of Montaignc." George Paulin--"No
struggle for Existence" critical exam
inntton 90 the Darwinian theory.
Thomas Y. Parker--"'rhe Cherokee In
dians Alfred Stansfeld--"The Flee
tric Furnace" r. II. Williams--"With
the Bordcr Runans the far west.
lN52-isGs. Edward T. Benson-"The
Blotting Book" detective story. Il. H.
Benson Lord Of the oWrld." Nellie
4. McImnx sowing Seeds In Danny"
-nl-2-GhIld- Nm-p. 0rcntt--
"Rooeri Cavciicr" Eden ,Rhillpotts-
The statue" Edith ~ SAWYER The
Christmas Makers club" Juvenile.
stewart r.. White-"The Riverman.'
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
GEO. M. MASON DIES.

-AA4+-S4tEGQN- AAaieh--Se pt-h-=lSpe-
,.ia4 t-Gea-H- Mason. head of the
Montague Mich, iron works, died
here today. after an illness OF only d
week. lie was rushed from his home,
% miles away. TO the hospital In a
boat. last Saturday. but disease had
ohtafued too firm hold upon him.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

!, An unusual degree or success mas
been attained by the singers who ar
peared three years ago at Mrs. y. j.
Corey's recital in Harmonic hall III
Faust" Marie Ladue, the Margue'
/ tie, who was successfully presenter
| By B. G.. Whitney last season, Will Gre
arc a premiere role in opera Ia New
York this season under the manage.
lment OF the Schuberts. Josephin"
Swickard. the Martha, after singing
/ IN Europe and America successfully.
has made her headquarters III the
metropolis. and has excellent orches-
trial and concert engagements for the
coming season. having been named one
of the best American sopranos. IAt-
liam Massnick. the Siebel, is singing IN
one of the prominent New York
churches. and w G. KAY the Mephis
10. is also located in that city The
remaining singer of the group, ia.
yid d. Dnggan. Is located in Detroit,
being tenor az st. Johns church amt
one OF the teachers at the Detroit
conservatory. Mrs. Corey has a group
of young students from whom equal
successes may be anticipated
Herman Brueckners band will give
concerts ON Belle Isle IN the AFTERNOONS
and evening OF Labor Day, Sept mber
7. w. Goldman. tenor will sing Gar
den OF Dreams, and The Road to
Yesterday
The Washington Post Of last week
has this 10 say OF n. J. Corey, the
well-known Detroit musician and lee
turer: "A unique and delightful fct--
lure recital was given last evening al
the washington Grove Chautauqua,
by y. J Corey. the distinguished mu-
steal lecturer. The unique feature or
Mr.. Coreys lectures is that he Illus
trates MS most entertaining talks on
grand opera by a profusion of ster
enn1icon views and vocal selections
ny Melba. Patti. Calve. Schumann-
Heinke. Caruso. Tamagno. Tetrazinni
and many others, accompanying this
by means OF the Victor talking ma
chine
George Murphy. who has been be-
fore The public for the last 20 years
as singer and teacher, mas come TO
Detroit from Grand Rapids and has
taken studios In the Nalpey building
/ Mr. Murphy mas studied with Sig. Ia
marc Oscar Saenger and William
/ Shakespeare. OF London. and has had
/ experience In opera. as we'll as l0I
-xeaIs IN church choir work He has
filled engagements with the Casino
theater company In New York. and
made a tour OF the country with the
Whitney opera company when II pro-
duced "Rrian Boru" Afterwards he
-EasA loadinA -tennr with the Hudson
and Jadah Stock Opera company Mr.
Murphy Is now available for concerts
song recitals, oratorio. private musi.
Gales and private instruction
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
You won't"

After investigating recently, a Brit.
fish official reported the Kenis forest
in East Africa. to be 2s7 miles long by
eight miles wide. and To contain stand
Ing timber worth sl15,000,000
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations, furnished by Hay
den. Stone AZ Co. New IS reg. 100 -.
n 100. DO, coup. l04 bid: new So reg.
1Olm ROC. do. coup, 10l l02. new a.
reg. 1900. ai21is; do. coup. 1871. q 1s2
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
THE LAST TWO DAY
LIGHTS TO CLEVELAND

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d
Monday. September 9TH, at o:3o
A M-the- u. & c. Line will
operate the last day trips of the
season. Fare will be SI.io one
way or So round trip. Yes, the
new steamer City of Cleveland
will make the trips.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Market Close
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept 5.--Hogs -Recei pt 3
200. market barely steady. light.
so.30G6g5. bulk. 1886 6s5. mixed.
s6.30UI, pigs. s410d6; heavies. So )
u7.05. good To choice heavies, So so a
1906; roughs $500 $50; Workers. $3.50
$50 Cattie--Rcceipts 500. market
unchanged; beeves. s3.60Q 1.65, Texas
steers, $500 ass; western steers, 81 20
$3.50; stockers and feeders. s2.604
i45; cows and heifers, sl7Sd ). 20,
calves. sans. Sheep-Receipts 1900
market steady, natives, S2l5 f.. ,.
western. s?.25 n 40; yearlings. s4.10 a.
80, lambs, native and western, So %
"a
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
Wallace kancu-e a .t.,e fa,y visitor

trem penr Owosso, was relieved az
t35 by a ptckpocket at the fair
Erouryf-- +,-+.les--llateetIxes- Milson
and CarmodN arrested fellow gt+-
Ing his name as Charles Hclmerc on
suspicion. lie had spent some time
m the farmers company. though the
latter was "a total stranger TO him.
lie had no money on his person when
searChed. however.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05

Edward Command. who is a&candi-
date for the legislature. will be sup
ported by several clubs OF young men
In various sections OF the city, which
clubs are now forming
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations furnished by
Lewis q. Gorton, lab Majestic building
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
In Society

Miss Johie Brannan. OF Williamstor.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs Shaw. 90
Baker-st
| Mrs. Margaret hester. OF No. 500
Woodward-aye. entertained 20 little
folks with an aftcr-theater party It
the Lorraine Monday afternoon. in horr-
or OF her granddaughter, Frances Mes.
ter. of Duluth. The table decorations
were pink and white asters. The
luncheon followed box party AT the
Temple.
Mr.. aud Mrs J +. Har,z and chill
dren were in Paris on August %. They
sailed for home this week
-.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j Navin and Mas
ter Tom, have been touring the British
Isles and the continent. They expect
TO reach Detroit the last of Septem-
Der
A preliminary meeting was held on
Thursday evening al the residence ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies. 1873 Roosevelt
ave, for the PURPOSE OF instituting Il
new lodge Of the Order Of the Star
OF Bethlehem in the West Warren
section OF the city. Sir X. c. Mitter
was chosen as the. first commander
Sir K. w. Reading, Jr.. vice-comman
CT; Lady Edna Smith, scribe. and Dr.
l.. o. Murray. physician. The charter
list will close with 100 names
Wayne company, No 81. L. r.. X
OF p. will give competitive individ
nal military drill and dancing Marty i'm
Ne-2l1- Sixth-st- -curncr
of Michigan-aYe. Thursday evening
October 90
The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
WITH TH[ MUSICIANS

Minnie =. Well. teacher OF voice
Mill reopen her studio TUESDAY Sep"