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The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Dwight Newton of the reclamation
engineer corps came in today tc
spend Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Mrs. A. l.. Pitzer has just returned
from Delta, where she spent a week
with her old school friend. Miss AL
Gee CraxtOn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

w. T. Holland of Lake Geneva.
N Y, an old-time friend of General
Secretary House of the Y. NJ. c. "A,
Is here with a view of locating.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

A marriage license was issued to.
day to Sam ]. Barr and Miss Miner
va L. Groves. both of Fruita. Also
AIKEN of Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Buy the solid oak refrigerator al
Fleming & Lambs. 1t costs no more
than the common kind.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Seven new members were elected
last night at the meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce board
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Judge Shackleford will open dis
trict court at Gunnison next Tues
day.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

A little oil dressing or soap might
1elp that old harness some. Fred
Nantey
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

The Herrick refrigerator leads
them all. See it at Fleming &
Lambs.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

See me for that new hose.-J. e
Mckenzie, 545 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-11

Our hose is the best In town for
the money!. f. Mckenzie.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
THE SOUTH'S GREATEST FAIR.

Catalogues o: the greatest tTRI-STATE
FAIR to be held at Memphis, Tenn,
September 2sth October 9TH, foretell a
wonderful show and exposition at Tenn
essee's Metropolis. The famous race
track, Montgomery Park, has been con-
verted into modern fair grounds with
up-to-date buildings for various depart
ments, as experiment farms, a horse
show arena, dairy, etc. Racing of all
kinds, trotting, pacing and running;
exhibitions of cattle, hogs, sheep, farm
products and the like; poultry show,
dog show, pure food law; implement ex-
hibitions; complete woman's depart
ment with many new features; Wild
West, trained animals and similar shows;
sensational free acts, such as high div
ing, educated bears, etc. There are
premiums for everybody and all kinds
of things. 1t is the most complete fair
ever planned in the South. Low rates
on all the railroads. There are ten days
and every day is big one. Send for
a catalogue today.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
further action.

Mayor Deanes recommend to the
Board that the fine imposed upon Murf
Gibson be remitted, whereupon j. j.
Dennis made motion that was second
ed dy H. G. Doxsey that said fine be
RENTED, all members voting yea.
The Board taken up and discuss
ed an account of three month salary
claimed by S. J. Wallace, motion by
Jno. Gladney and seconded by Capt
Dennis that said account be laid upon
the table.
The Board having finished the busi-
ness for the evening, taken recess un-
til O'clock p. m. September 2nd, 1908.
j. d. DEANEs, Mayor.
P. G. SUDDUTH, Clerk.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. End, 1908.
Honorable Mayor and all members OF
the Board being present and having
met to begin equalizing the City Taxes,
as provided by law. The Board ordered
that the assessment roll containing the
Realty property to be taken up first and
called alpha betically in equalizing the
property on said roll, by increasing or
diminishing the valuation of all proper
ty on said roll as in the opinion of the
the Board to be proper and right.
The Board after spending some time
on said Roll taken a recess till o'clock
n m Sent Ard 1908
THURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1908, p. m.
Honorable Mayor and all members OF
the Municipal Board being present, the
Board taken up the Realty assessment
Roll and proceeded with the work OF
eaualizing the valuation of the property
appearing thereon, and after spending
some time working on same the Board
taken recess till Friday evening at
o'clock D. M, September 4, 1908.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4th, 1908.
Hon. Mayor ard all members OF the
Board met in the Mayors Hall and
taken up the Realty assessment Roll
and proceeded to equalizing the Tax
thereon, after spending some time at
work on said Roll the Board taken a
RECESS till Monday evening, O'Clock
D. IN. September 7, 1908.
J. D. DEANEs, Mayor.
p. G. SUDDUTH, Clerk.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11

The High School is crying
need as will be shown by the
following:
Mrs. J. II. Mckenzie, a little
son, Aug. q, Mrs. Fulton Quinn.
little son, Aug. %, Mrs. j. r.
Stiles, a little son, Aug. %, Mrs.
AL. Edwards. little son, Sept.
3 and Mrs. Fowler, a little son,
Sept. 5.
Quite number of our good
men went to Starkville Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrak Harris,
of Ackerman. are visiting in the
home of Mr.. Lacy Hunt.
Mrs. Ella Dean. of Ackerman,
spent few days with her sister,
Mrs. Mollie Hannah last week.
Miss Maggie Sullivan accom-
panied Miss Edith as far as West
Point, where she spent a couple
of days most pleasantly in the
home of Mrs. Gay.
Our meeting closed Friday
night. There were only four ac-
cessions to the church, but the
church members felt the loving
touch of Gods spirit upon their
hearts. We are grateful to Bro.
Gladney for his good sermons
and to Misses Lille Hunt and
Bessie Maxwell for the music, al
so to the whole community for
their help in singing the songs of
Zion.
Miss Cramar Spiva spent a
few days with Miss Bertha Nc
Elvaney last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Sullivan,
of Bradley. were here for the
burial Sunday.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
Plain Statement From AIumnus.

Lexington Advertiser:
Those who are sending out
petitions for the avowed purpose
of forcing Gov. Noel to call a
meeting of the trustees and to
force the trustees to remove
President Hardy. ought to have
the manhood to tell who they
are. They are not the Alumni,
for the Alumni have never acted
and probably most of them favor
President Hardy. The board
has voted to retain President
Hardy for the ensuing year, af-
ter hearing evidence in three diff.
ferent Investigations, reaching
the same conclusions as did the
board under Governor .Varda-
man, just before the end of his
term. and Of the legislature
which increased the appropri-
alton, which those fighting Har-
DIV tried to reduce and also Of
General Garliugton. who sustain
ed the ground upon which Har-
-dy acted in removing Capt. Vel
burn.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
STURGIS LOCALS.
BY MISS sAlLlE BEvILl.

BY MISS SAIIiE 6EvlIl.
Miss O'Bannon has been the
guest of Mrs. Era O'Bannon for
several days.
After spending several days
in the home of her son. Mr.. J.
Fl. Mckenzie. Mrs. Mckenzie
has returned to her home at
Shady Grove.
Miss Edith Sullivan left Mon.
day for Knoxville, Tenn. where
she will attend school for the
next scholastic year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Taylor are
visiting in the home of Mr.. Fl.
J. Taylor.
Mr.. Carl Taylor is quite sick
having had several hemorhages
from his lungs.
Mr.. Warren Hughes spent
Friday in town.
Mr.. Brown is organizing a
class in stenography to cover a
six weeks course.
DR.. T. P. Bailey, of Universi-
ty, Mr.. Brumfield, of A. & M. c..
and Supt. Miller, of Starkville,
were visitors here Tuesday night.
DIR. Bailey entertained an appre-
ciative audience with one of his
excellent addresses upon Educa-
tion, the great central thought in
his life. Messrs Miller, Brum-
field and Turner followed DR..
Bailey with a few timely re.
marks.
Hon. o. F Turner offered q
resolution. and was seconded by
DIR. A. F. Richardson and Mr..
w. r. Woodson. that Sturgis
establish a High School regard
less Of the decision Of the locat-
ing board. We need it and must
have it, so a mass meeting has
been called to decide what steps
4.
shall be taken.
There are thirty-five children
within the corporate limits un-
der four years of age beside the
great number OF older ones.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Mrs. Moliie Rousseau Portlock will
move her Millinery establishment Sept
MEMBER lst. from her present standf the
old Opera House building on Main St.
up stairs; entrance next door to Cald-
we'll & Lampkin's.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11

Turned into Treas. $1011.11.
Respectfully submitted,
P. G. SUDDUTH, Collector.
Ordered by tho Board that said report
be received and spread upon the Minutes.
REPORT of Street Commissioner read
and ordered filed.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Aldermen, of the City of Starkville:
We, the ,colored citizens, agree to the
first proposition, or to raise one thousand
dollars.
Respectfully submitted,
@. w. CHILEs, Chairman Protein.
n C. RoDGEs, Secretary.
After the above report was discussed
nro and con by Messrs. f. M. Hale and
n. A. Saunders and members of the
Municipal Board, motion was made by
Tno. Gladney and seconded by FL. A.
Reattie that the Municipal Board accept
the donation of One Thousand Dollars
from the colored people, and that the
CITY erect for the colored people a new
a.hool building, suitable to their needs.
IN A. Beattie, Jno. Gladney, H. g..
svsav. Jno. j. Dennis and j. L. Mar
-, all voting yea, therenpon the above
o.,on was declared adopted and is so
.-dared. Whereupon Jno. Gladney. J..
q. Martin, E. M. Hale, DR.. Eckford and
81 ! saunders we're appointed COM
,,.taa of fite to select location for
>ma and report back to the Board for
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
Money to Loan on Improved
5 Farm Lands.

We are in position to place
loans on easy terms, 1-10 annual
ly for five years ats per cent
interest on improved farm lands,
without commissions. Come to
see us when you are in need of
money.
BELL & DANIEL, Attys.
II. r. Saunders. Inspector.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Starkville, Miss. Sept. 1, 'Os.

Starkville, Miss. Sept. 1, '0s.
Honorable Mayor and Board of Alder
men of the City of Starkville met in reg
ular session, in the Mayors Hall, this
the 1st day of September, 1908, all
members and officers being present.
The Minutes of the previous meetings
were read and approved and the fol-
lowing business transacted.
MAYORS report for the month of Aug
ust, 1908:
Fines assessed. d.................$ 6S OO
Fines collected d............... 25 90
!. Fines outstanding. ............. AZ so
Respectfully submitted,
J. d. DEANEs, Mayor.
Ordered by the Board that said report
be received and spread upon Minutes.
COLLECTORS report for the month
of August, 1908.
For water service.... ACT OS
For light service. ............. 344 %
City accounts. ............. IA III
Privilege Tax. ............ 65
Street Tax. ........... $50 90
Total. 1Ol1 IL
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1908-09-11

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Evening star., 1908-01-22
IN AID OF CHARITY.
Contributions Acknowledged by
Local Organizations.

The Associated Charities has received
through the Joint finance committee, the
following contributions: Gen. John W.
Foster. SD: Mrs. Alice V. Wnship. $40:
T.. s.. 81: j. Whit Heron 81: William
Hitz. S15. Mrs. Jane G.. Hitz So; Judge
Archer A. Phiesar. $50; Mrs. Jackson III.
Ralston. SO: Miss r. S. SI0: DR. w *.
Butler 81: Memorial Lutheran Sunday
school. slSS:: Mrs. NJ G.. 81; cash. 81
Mrs. Caroline k. Rice s..
For the purchase of food. fuel and
clothing for distressed families the Citi-
zens' Relief Association has received the
following: William Burke. 81 Mrs. G.. IL
Iugersoi 81: Charles S. Steele. So: Rev
Il. +. B:ttinger. 81: Miss Matilda James.
SO.
For the crusade against tuberculosis
the committee on prevention OF consump-
tion has received the following gifts: Ad-
miral and Mrs. George &. Eemey. So:
Miss Silvie d. Grasse Fowler. 81: Mrs
Anna NJ. kingan. 81. Prof. A Gonard
81: Rev John G.. Ames. 81: Irving F.
Wanger. 81; !. il. T.. 81; Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Finley. $40: Mrs. Eliza beth
~ Ernst. Slu. G. T.. Mood so: Thomas
Edwards. ir.. 81: Mrs. E.dmonia r. Nc
Cortney. $40: Emile Berliner. So. Mrs
Frank Maloy. s.: Z. T.. G.. So; Villa m
Cortelyou. SIo; Mrs. Elizabeth Coudert.
81: Mrs Henry Gannett. 81: Mr.. and
Mrs. +. W, Bolgiano. $50. 4. ID. Gill
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Hearing on Prohibition Measures.

Tha board of Commissioners will hear
arguments FOR and against the sale Of in
tnXiCatirg liquors IN the District of CO.
lumbia at a public hearing which il will
conduct It the District building tomor-
r"w morning. The hour sci for the hear
ing i H. o'clock. On account Of illness.
Commissions West will not b.. present
bN{ the proceedings vii b. recorded aud
VIII ba referred to him 10 read before
:EE action - taken by the Commissioners
" Las been arranged hy the Commits
SiuEerS 81 hay" the various bodies and
organize tiorS which viii be represented
appoint one person TO act a. Spokesman.
- this way they hope 10 facilitate matters
and - save time.
Three bills THAT have been introduced
~ Congress during the present session
touching upon prohibition in the District
Wi /" discussed - the hearing Thes
ldlls ~" that hy Representative Sims pro
vi4inS absulut" prohibition: Represents
tive Lambs bill providing general cleo
tiau on tjr" subject. and Representative
I!ciiU'S bill prohibiting the sale of LIQUOR
At the new Union station.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
THE COST OF PRINTING
\
DIR. HAVENNER OF COMMERCE
AND LABOR TO INVESTIGATE.

BY direction Of President Roosevelt. DR..
George G. Havenner. chief of the division
of printing OF the Department of Com
merce- and Labor. is making an investiga-
ton OF the cost Of printing done by the
government printing Office for the various
departments. The object of the investi9a
tion is Ia ascertain whether the govern
nent departments have reducsat the guam
tity OF printing. as So frequently urged by
him and what difference. il any, there is
in the total amount expended by the
various departments for this sort of work
Ii is stated that the investigation is not
directed against Public Printer Stilings
Of the establishment operated by him. al
though facts may come out that may be
followed by further Investigations. 1t is
directed solely to the matter of finding out
What the cost of printing is To the depart
mcHis. and what that cost is now COM
pared 10 81 few years back when the
PreS.dcut issued orders TO heads OF de-
paCtm@ntS requesting that the amount of
printing be curtailed which he was sure
could he done by the cutting down of
NuiUminouS documents of all kinds.
Although Inc orders Of the President in
the present investigation are not directed
pr..uarily against the public printer they
are intended 10 furnish him wit II nretty
cu.1picte information as To whct her ii is
true as charged that the departments
al- now being charged much more by the
government printing office for printing
than before Mr.. StillinGS came into office
IL other words. complaint WAS lodged
with the President that despite the re-
daction il I'll" volume uf woIk done bv
IL" printing office for the different d.
IarimeulS. the cost 10 them under the
S1illiH2s administration has immensely
increased. thereby saving nothing to tn,
government.
Fhr Investigation has been in progress
scinc time, amd DR.. Havenner who is re-
garded as an expert on printing matters
Is expected 10 make a report in d short
time.
II Is understood that the dffferan; de-
partments are making up for the infor-
nation of DIR. Havenner schedules OF the
printing don" for them and the cost
charged 10 them by the public printer
From the printing office DR.. Havenner is
also gathering practically the same in
formation. He is likewise comforting with
officials of the departments and printing
office as 10 The facts he is charged with
obtaining.
Whether the investigation will reveal
dissatisfaction on the part of The de-
partmeuts with work done for them n
Inc printing office is not now known al
though ii is reported that cabinet officers
have complained to the w hite House
Evening star., 1908-01-22
FOR WAR
GEN. CRCZIER TELLS OF GUNS
AND AMMUNITION.

Erig Gen Crczier chief of the bureau
of ordnance Pnited States Army. in the
course of statement made yesterday to
the House committee on military affairs,
which had under consideration the army
appropriation bill. gave some interesting
information concerning the government 8
preparation against possible war needs of
the future. Gen. CroZier said that the
Uni<d States has now on hand enough
rifles TO equip 1a1 900 infantry. The krag
sorgensans. of which there are 40O. 900.
are being replaced rapidly by the new
weapon, known officially as the model of
1862. Of which :,Sl 900 already are III use
Or on hand. As fast as the 19o:'s are dis
tributed the krags are stored for emer-
sency use by volunteers or apportioned
among the several mlitias. Gen. Crozier
said that if the government and private
factories were run two shifts a day 1.Jo)
of the new rifles could be turned out
daily
Tie United States has on hand LJ.o0o,-
GO rounds OF krag-Jorgensen ammuni-
ton. and 22oW.oD rounds of ammuni-
tlon for the new model
Gen. Crozicr said. relative to certain
items in the Si.Oo0,O9O appropriation
asked for by the ordnance department,
that experiments are going forward con-
stantly for the determination of the most
effective and least dangerous explosive,
and lie intimated that considerable prog
ress had been made. He adyerted to the
fact that when all OF the states have
complied with the federal provision eX-
tending monetary aid to such militia or
eanizatio as conform their organiza-
ton equipment and discipline to that of
the regular army, the regular army OF
G0.01o men can he augmented at quick
notice by 10000 state troops.
Brig Gen. Sharpe. commissary general
of the army, conferred with tnc commit
tee about various items of the $6,nJ.0oo
appropriation asked for by that service.
The estimates for the army appropriation
bill are S92OOO.0o against $is,OUJ.OOO
appropriated by the last Congress.
Evening star., 1908-01-22

man. 30 cents; Joseph d. Franzoni. 81
cents: DR.. William G. Woodward. 81:
{: '. r.. 50; Miss X. r. Dickinson, 81
Mrs Nernon Bailey, s.: the Acetylene
Mrs Joseph 'rhropp. SO; Miss Ellen
rrumbnil, 30 cents; Joseph y Whitney
81; NJ. G. Lloyd. IS: w. w. Kinsley. 81
Miss Maude NJ. keck. 81: Miss Elizabeth
Ross. So; Mrs. Arthur Lee. So: Miss L.
H. kean. $40: c. n Gilbert. $40: Mrs
&. B.. 81: Friends meeting. $40: James
Gallagher. S.. and Henry c. Sheridan. 80.
s. kann, Sons & Co. have given the
joint finance committee 5000. to be divided
among the Associated Charities. the Citi-
Zens Relief Association and the commit
tee on prevention of consumption. Other
contributions include the following:
John r. Anderson. $50: w. 3. Moses &
Sons so: Francis d. Alexander. 81: Mrs.
Harriet G. Pokinhorn. 81; Justice III.
b. Brown. 500; Mrs. f. G. Crabbs. 81;
+. Baker Weaver. s.: G. W. Huguely. s5;
Mrs. Elinor w. Reach. $40: Mrs. Anon.
Behrend. 81: Louis Hartig, s5: NJ. X. p.
ST.: Mrs. 8. Fl. King. $10o: F. S. Altemus.
81; Miss Julia Darling Strong. SIS: George
II. Stafford s.: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Foster SO: Rev. John Cornell. ST.: Clara
II. Burroughs. 81: Henry r. Atchison.
500: Gen. Morteza Khan. SO: Mrs S. f.
Golfer & McCalley. SO: Mr.. and Mrs.
David S. Carll Slo: Woolworth & Co. x25:
+. Tiffany Dyer. s23: Lawrence l.. kolbe,
81: Mrs. Sarah Bryan Leet. s3: r. Iar-
ris & Co. 80: employees of r. Harris e.
Co. SO: Thomas Y. Smith. 50: Gertrude
F. Smith 81: w. S. Hoge. ir.. $40: NJ. j.
McVean. 81: Mrs Mary l.. Sontee. s.: Mrs.
Anna NJ. Kinzan. s2..: Edgar A. Coleman j..
81: Lamb & Tilden. So: Alice S. Hobbs. s.:
Mrs. Charles G. Myers. So: NJ. c. Marsh.
So: Duln & Martin. $40; G. W. stose. IS;
Mrs. S. S. Beach. S6; Mrs. G. A. and Miss
Gertrude Johnston. 50: William Arthur
Smell, So: Mrs. P. T. Dodge. So: George
ii. Amre:n. $500: A. NJ. Orrison, s..
Evening star., 1908-01-22
FUNERAL SERVICES TOMORROW
DR.. Wood-Allen, Woman Physician,
Whose Death Occurred Yesterday.

Funeral services over the remains Of
DR.. Mary Wood-Allen. who died yester-
day afternoon after an Illness of several
months, will be held at the Washington
Branch Sanatorium. Iowa circle. tomor-
row afternoon at , o'clock. Mrs. Mar
garet Dye Ellis. national superintendent
of the W C. T. L.. and Mrs. Clinton
Smith. president Of the District of Colum
bia ". G. T. L.. will conduct the serv
ices. according to the request DR.. Wood
Allen expressed shortly before her death.
The remains will be cremated.
Dir. Wocd-Allen was prominent as a
physician. teacher scholar. author and
publisher She founded the American
Motherhood Magazine. OF late years she
has been identified with the w. c. T. t.
and was superintendent of the depart
ment of purity of that organization at the
time of her demise.
A son and daughter survive her-Mr
NJ. G. Wood-Allen of Mobile. Ala, and
Mrs. William b. Chapman of Brooklyn.
y. y.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Funeral of Mrs. Rebecca De Lone.

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Rebecca NJ. De Lone. who died yes
terday al the family residence, 3,3S 18th
street northwest. will be held at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart Church
Thursday morning at $50 o'clock Re-
QUEEN mass for the repose of the soul
of the deceased will be celebrated. Mrs.
De Lone came To this city ten years ago
from Conewago. .Adams county, Pa. Her
husband Edmund S. DcLone. and one
daughter, Miss Genevieve DeLone sur
vive her. Size was held IN high esteem by
many residents Of the National capital
whom she had attracted by her many
excellent socia, qualities. The interment
will be in Congressional cemetery.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
FILED FOR PROBATE.
Will of Lieut.. John w. Crawford
Placed on Record

The will of the. late Lieut. fohn w.
Crawford. who was Admiral newey's
secretary. dated November 80. 1901 has
been filed for probate The document
reads:
''All the property of which die pos
sessed. said property being exclusively
personally. | give. devise and aegueath
to my wife, Mary Crawford. with great
regret that il is not in larger amount.
And | hereby appoint my friend.
Bennett y. Allen. as sole executor If
my estate. 10 serve as Sucn without
bond.
The Will was fled by Mr. Alien. who.
IN an accompanying sta H. ment said lie
received TIL" PAPER by special delivery
letter November -. In the same en-
Veiope Mr.. Allen received a note from
Crawford in which he stated mis- inteu-
ton of ma king away with himsell.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
May Operate Motor Vehicles.

The Commission - today approved tn /.
issuance. af tie nscessary authority TO
operate. motor vehicles in the District to
each Of twcuty-four persons. Their ap-
pravat pa~ hsis,d upon the rpCommenda-
tipr of the automobile board. which cN-
atuftseS all persons applying for such, au-
tlDrity. All of the twenty-four persons
are prominent. among them being Repre-
tdtive William H. Craig Of Alabama.
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Deaths in Montgomery County.

BOYDS. Nd. January IN. 1gNS
Information was received here yester-
day announcing the death of Mrs. Salle
Peters. wife of w. T. Peters. who con-
ducts Il lunchroom on G. street. between
18th and ltth streets. Washington. Mrs
Peters died at the home o. her daughter
Mrs. .\sbury Stearns. Sine was aged
about ffty-two years. She formerly re-
sided at Greenfield M:lls. near Dieker-
sons. this county. She bad many rela-
tives in Montgomery county. Her sister,
Mrs. Lucy Pumphr<y. and two brothers.
John and George Bell, of Rockville, sur
Evening star., 1908-01-22
Voting Very Close.
Masonic Veteran Association Dinner

Arrangements have been completed for
the thirtieth annual dinner of the Masonic
Veteran Association of the District OF
Columbia tomorrow evening al o'clock
at the Riggs House. The members OF the
association will assemble in the upper par
iOr of the hotel al 1:3o O'Clock. when
short business session will he held, a.
that iine ii is stated new members may
be named.