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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
AGAINST NEWARK WOMAN.

An Involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed yesterday in the
United States District Court against
Mary Furst, who conducts a small de-
partmcnt store at 210 Springfield ave-
nue.. J. Tracy Horton was appointed
receiver by Judge Cross, and New
York creditors, who presented the pes
tition, and whose claims aggregate
about $500, have retained the law firm
of Bidder & Bidder as their counsel
The stock is valued at $1,000, ana the
liabilities, including an alleged chattel
mortgage for $4,1O0, are placed at
Sc, 500.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
FEARLESS GIRL CAUSES
M BURGLARS ARREST.
Pursued Him Despite His Threats
to Kill.

NEW YORK, Dec. S1.-Mary Nc
Carthy, an 1S-year-old girl, tackled a
burglar in the living rooms over a store
where she is employed last night, and,
although the nan choked her and
knocked her down, she was ~undaunted.
When the burglar fled she staggered
In pursuit, and, despite the fact that he
turned threateningly on her as he ran,
pointing a pistol and saying that he
would shoot, she continued the chase.
The fugitive was finally ruin down and
cornered in an apartment house in
Seventh avenue.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
YEREIN,S SCOPE WIpENED.

The scope of the york Of the Newark
Turn Verein has been wldened by the
addition OF an orchestral department.
This was decided upon at last nights
session, when Bernard Boese, we'll
known as a musician of ability, was
selected as 'leader. Second Speaker
Frederick Seib presided and heard re-
ports that showed steady progress IN
every direction.
The Turner'S will see the new year
in tonight in their headquarters in
upper William street. A domino
dance will be a feature.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
Wells His Name; Never Is.

WOODBURY., Dec. 31.-BenJamin
Well, a farmland working for James
Moore, has been laid up with a broken
rib, and yesterday he was able to be
among the horses again, when one Of
the animals kicked him and he is
again laid up. Previous to the broken
rib episode he was i'll with a fever for
some time.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
LABOR LEADERS TO
PAY COSTS OF TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, bee. s1.-Seeking to
have tie court compel samuel d~onapers,
Frank Morrison and john Miteheil.
labor oticials. TO pay court costs
amounting 10 nearly $1,000, incurred Ia
the famous contempt case, ]. ]. Dar7
lington. Of COUNSEL for The Bucks Steve
and Range Company, ppon whose
petition the labor men We're originally
cited. llas filed q motion hi the Supreme
Court of the District ef Columbia aslz-
ing that Justice Nrighf's decree sen
fencing Gompers. Morrison and Mltenell
to prison be so amended as to afiix
costs on the respondents.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
HOT AND COLD SEA BATHS.
Especial to the Evening star.l

ASBURY PARK, Dee. 31.-After hav-
ing beer projected for a couple Of years,
a big open-air swimming pool and a
plant of hot and cold sea water baths
are at last to be erected upon the As
bury Park beach front, council having
appropriated $4,000 for the work. The
new attraction will be ready for use in
the early spring.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
500, 900 FIRE IN GEORGIA.

ROME, Ca, Dec. 31.-Fire which
started at 9 o'clock last night and
which was % under control until
early today resulted in a loss of $780,
900 and for a time the heart of the
business district OF Rome was threat
ened.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-31
FOLLOWS HUSBAND TO GRAVE.

CAMDEN. Dec. 31.-Mrs. Abbies e..
Fish is dead in her home, 212 North
Sixth street. The physicians certificate
says pneumonia caused death, but her
friends believe that it IA due more to
the shock of her husbands death last
week. He was i'll three days. and his
wife was constant in her attendance
upon him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
JAPAN MENACES
CHINESE PROVINCE
Garris0ns on Border of Lands in
Dispute Have Been Large
ly Increased
Picking Officials Believe That
Mikad0's Men Are Anxious
TO Start Trouble

PEkIN, July 11.--Attention has been
called again to the existing situation
in Chentao. the territory between Korea
and China. that is in dispute between
China and Japan by the increase of
Japanese troops on the border. This
augmentation of the Japanese force is
due in part to the Korean insurrec-
tion and the crossing of refugee insur-
gents into the Susuri district
The Korean insurgents are under the
leadership or ii Fan Yam, and it was
on account of their activities that Japan
planned TO station a body of military
spies in Chinese territory. This, how
ever, she was not permitted to do.
Japan has completed the construction
of permanent administration buildings
at Chentao.
II is felt here that Japan's extension
of the boundaries of the region claimed
in Chentao fs only a question of time.
Her claim. TO the ownership of this dis
puted territory is in some quarters held
TO be absurd. for she has twice in the
past abandoned the fundamental prin-
ciple upon which her claim is based.
Japan has gendarmes at no less than
Il points in Chentao and, it is declared.
4interprets the activity of the Chinese
'droops and the brigade recently enlisted
at hirin as a menace. Japan is thought
to be anxious to precipitate the situa-
tion 10 The disadvantage of China.
The japanese are stopping and ex-
amining all boats on the Tumen river
and have put stop to Chinese cross
ing the Cheutao-Korean boundary.
Koreans who want TO enter Manchuria
are not stopped.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
CONSTABLE CAPTURES
SAN MATEO WILD MAN
Finds Naked Oregonian Roam
ing Hills and Living on
Roots and Fish

SAN MATEO, july 11.-TraiIing his
man with dogged perseverance over
the toughest portion of the county
back of Spring Valley lakes, Constable
Nike Sheehan after an exciting chase
lasting over four hours yesterday cap
tured his quarry and landed the near
est nature man that has ever been seen
in the confines of San Mateo county.
In response to an urgent telephone call
that a wild man was roaming through
the hills, Sheehan went out alone Fri
day and brought in the man who had
been frightening the hill people for d
week
The man was without a stitch of
clothing except for a shoe on his left
foot, the presence of which has not as
yet been satisfactorily explained In
his infrequent lucid intervals the I'M
fortunate stated that his name was
George 3. HiIborn and that he came
from Oregon. HiIborn stated that he
had been living for the last week on
roots and fish that he caught in the
mountain streams. His cadaverous ap-
pearance bore out the assertion.
After borrowing enough clothes to
hide Hilborn's nature garb Sheehan
brought his maQ to San Mateo, where
he was sentenced TO two months in the
county jail for vagrancy. Pending the
serving of his term he will be kept
under watch and sent to the state asy-
lun If he becomes irrational again.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
LONGWORTH PARTY
CAUGHT IN STORM
Presidents Daughter and Her
Friends in Terrific Electrical
Gale on Mountain
Distinguished Visitors Held
Prisoners on Pixies Peak
Several Hours

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. July II.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth and
party. including her husband, Congress
man Longworth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ne
dill Mccormick, Norman Hapgood and
". B. Conner, were caught in a fright
ful electrical storm on Pixies peak this
morning.
The storm broke as they neared tim
Der line and ragged with almost un-
paralleled-fury as the cog train pushed
on to the summit, which was basking
in sunshine. The storm continued for
several hours.
The trip TO the peak was the first
outing planned for the distinguished
visitors IN the Pixies peak region The
party reached Colorado Springs last
evening from Denver, where they had
been attending the national democratic
convention. and the start for the peak
was made at S:35 o'clock this morn
ing by special train
The storm followed an almost un-
precedented drought and reached TO the
proportions of a cloudburst in Ute pass,
west OF Manitou.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
DOCTOR CALLS
BROWN "FAKER"
Former Banker Develops Limp
Which, He Says, Is Due
TO Rheumatism
Back to the JutemilI," Is Quick
Prescription of Prison
Specialist

SAN RAFAEL, July III. Dalzell
Brown, convict No. e2Sz9, now occupy
ing a feloR's cell at san Quentin state
penitentiary, says that he is suffering
from rheumatism. d Wade stone, the
prison physician, says that Brown is
sking, the worst kind Of taking.
IN line with others at the doctor
ef1ce this morning Brown appeared.
Lines Cf suffering We're indicated on the
eN-bsuker's brow and over night lie had
developed limp that brought grins TO
The Faces of the other prisoners. When
Z came his turn 10 condde in the doc
or his trouble, il was with expressions
= acute pain.
Brown explained to Dr. stone that the
OF 5ute mill and The cold cell where
he sleeps do not agree with him as
I'D hot bird and a cold bottle he had
been won't 10 enjoy in days Of old. He
assured the doctor that he was physie-
Ally untitled for work in the jute mill,
and while BE talked. he said. his rheu-
lnatism was becoming worse.
Dr- Stone IS "A specialist on rheuma =
r.su. ~. DalEell Brown worked in the
ute miN again today, he VIII work
there Monday, azd there is every prob
ability. so both the doctor and the
prison officials state. that he viii con-
unue 10 work in the iute mill Tor some
tlnle TO come.
The TRUSTEES about the prison say that
Brown wants "a Job in the accounting
department of the prison instead of his
present one. which keeps him busy hour
fter hour hard at work at q carding 3
machine within the gloomy walls Of the
jate mill.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SECURE EVIDENCE
ON ARSON CHARGE
San Joaquin, County Authorities
Say Ex-Editor Started
Fire at Lodi
Former Pressman Also InpIi-
Gated and Is Being Returned
From Michigan
sPEcIAL pIsrArcH no rHE 80

STOCKTON, July 11.-Dils z. Hop
kins. former editor and proprietor of
the Daily Herald. newspaper pub
lished in Lodi. occupies a cell in the
Stockton Jail. where he viii remain un-
til the grand jury determines whether
or not there is a prospect of convict
ing him of the crime of arson, alleged
10 have been committed February Is.
1907, when the plant Of the Lodi Herald
was totally destroyed by fire.
Sheriff ". F. Sibley will arrive in
Stockton tomorrow from Whitehall,
Mich. with Lester Palmer, u former
pressman on the Herald, who is accused
of assisting Hopkins in destroying the
plant The authorities believe they
have enough evidence to establish that
Hopkins, in the effort TO destroy the
partnership books. which showed heavy
defalcations, offered Palmer $3.50 to
burn the Herald office.
The first which wiped out the news
paper plant destroyed thousands of
dollars worth of other property and
for II time threatened the town OF Lodi.
The fire was so serious that the Lodi
fire department called upon Stockton to
lend assistance.
For some months Hopkins has been
residing in Los Angeles with his wife
and children. He was employed there
as linotype operator. Both he and
Palmer left Lodi soon after the fire.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
FATHER AND SON TO WED
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
Young Couple Surprise Elders
When Engagement Is
Announced

PHILADELPHIA, July 11-Carmine
Pallante OF Mount Holly and his II
year old son Vincenzo obtained mar
riage licenses in the city hall to wed,
respectively, Angela Izzt and her II
year old daughter Christina. The dou-
bic wedding viii take place in the
Church of the Ascension within threc
weeks.
The Izzis live at 3647 Kensington ave-
nue.. They met the PalIante family
while visiting in Mount Holly. After a
short courtship the elder Mrs. Izzi and
Pallante decided to get married. When
the couple announced their engagement
TO their children they We're surprised to
learn that the latter also had been do
ing little courting. PalIante Jr.
asked his father and intended mother
in law for their consent to marry the
girl, and the reply was in effect any
way, Bless you. my children"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SUFFRAGISTS HAVE
EASTERN GUESTS
Members of Transbay Club
Listen to Inspiring Speeches
by Prominent Women
Mill Valley Branch Entertains
at Delightful Luncheon
in RedWOOds

MILL VALLEY, July 1l.-Represent-
ing many Of the transbay suffragist
clubs, nearly 100 members of various
organizations were delightfully."- enter
tanned at the beautiful home of Mrs
Mary Cullen at BlythedaIe today.
Following a luncheon prepared by
the ladies of the Mill Valley Equal Suf-
irage club, under whose auspices the
affair was conducted, the guests were
entertained by many of the prominent
clubwomen of San Francisco, who spoke
on subjects of interest to the suffra gist
movement.
The speakers were: Mrs. Lillian Har-
ris Coffin OF this city, who welcomed
the visitors on behalf of her club. ex-
pressing her pleasure in the interest
evtnced over the suffra gist movement;
Mrs. r. II. UnderhiH Of New York city;
Mrs. Agnes L. Pease of Salt Lake City
and delegate to the republican conven-
ton, who for the last II years has
voted the straight ticket; Mbretta
Journcay OF San Diego; Miss Mary
Woodman, who read several letters
from London correspondents; Mrs. Mary
Cullin; Mrs. Arthur \. Cornwall. How
the Women OF san Francisco Elected
Mayor Taylor; Mrs. Alma Keith. Mrs.
Theo Pinthcr; Women OF Germany
WIN soon Vote. Mrs. Julia Churchill.
and Mrs. Agnes Ray. the local clubs
president. Miss Julia MILAN sang
Dear Old Hills OF California" Among
those who attended were:
Mrs T. ". Russell. Miss Y. NJ Sharpe,
DR.. Harriet Wclch. Mrs. l. c. Borland,
Mrs. Z +. Cole, Mrs. e. \ Steele, Mrs
j. H Rhodes, Miss Blanche Tucker. Dr.
A. Anderson, Mrs. \. Y. Williams, Mrs
Mary Sperry, Mrs. s. :. Mackinaon. Mrs
J. MILAN, Mrs. George Albreta, Mrs NJ
NJ Down, Mrs. \. J. Mccarthy, Nine
Tromboni, Mrs. Eugene Melville, Dr.
Minora kibbe, Mrs. Mary Gamage, Mrs
Helen Moore, Mrs. W. II. Gunton, Mrs
Alma kower, Miss Elsie Kower. Miss
Unlerhill. Mrs. r. L. Churchill, Mrs
Kate Robertson, Mrs /. Robe, Mrs
Cabaniss (mother of Judge Cabaniss)
Miss Pera, Mrs. Elizabeth Hill. Mrs. W.
l. Newlands. Miss Katherine Ball. Mrs
". J. Jackson, Mrs. Jean kellogg. Mrs.
II. Harold, Miss Helen Harold, Mrs IL
BruH. Mrs. L. NJ Staples, Miss Sharpe
and Mrs. Z. Petrie
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
PLAN CELEBRATION
OF FALL OF BASTILE
Faction of French Colony Will
Hold Exercises at Chutes
Theater

The following program has been ar
ranged for the exercises to be held by
a faction of the French colony headed
by President Jules Godeau the after
noon of July II, at the Chutes theater.
in celebration of the one hundred and
nineteenth anniversary of the fall of
the bastile
Overture by the Victor-Huet Paris
orchestra, Introductory address by
Jules Godeau, president of the day;
grafton in English by Emilio Lastretto;
the American national anthem by Mrs.
Richard Rees; Grafton in French by
Ernest Pagnuelo; song, "SalutA La
France" by Mile. Julie Cote; French
national hymn by NJ Bournizeau; Ber-
tie Heron in THE Minstrel Miss; Ir-
wing Jones in coon songs, and Macks,
Hart and lie Marr in the comedietta
"Cynthia's Visit"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
ALERT IS GIVEN
HEARTY WELCOME
Citizen Tars Made to Forget
Slur Put on Them at
Catalina Dance
Santa Cruz Entertains Both OF.
ficers and Men of Naval
Militia
SPECIAL DIsPATCH 10 THE cALL

SANTA CRUZ July 1.-The tarda
arrival Of the L. s. ;. Alert somewhat
interfered with reception plans so far
as last nights program was concerned.
for the vessel manned by the naval
militia OF California in command OF
Captain Bauer. did not arrive till short
~ before midnight owing TO heavy fo@.
Mayor Palmer and members Of the re-
ception committee this morning gave
hearty welcome 10 officers and men.
Commissioned officers and 45 guests
partook Of a dinner given by the enter
tainment committee at the casino grill
at L o'clock. Ten courses were served.
officers also were given an auto ride
to the big trees.
Enlisted men are being entertained
at a dance in the Boardwalk pavilion.
In the casino ballroom local society
was in evidence at a function IN honor
OF the officers.
Lieutenant Commander A. A. Morcy
said that the cruise Of the Alert
had been thoroughly agreeable and
instructive. and that both officers
and men had developed wonder
fully in seamanship and general
dent at Catalina island. where en-
listed men were barred from a dance in
Avalon hall because they had on the
uniform of the United States navy. is
much discussed. \ San Francisco ma
chinist said,
If the officers hadn't held us back
we'd have done something to that
dance hall that bluejackets did TO that
Santa Barbara restaurant"
Captain Bauer stated that the navy
department. is investigating the matter
in conjunction with Adjatant General
Lsuck. representing Governor Gillett.
The Alert will leave in the morning for
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
BISHOP CURTIS DIES
FROM STOMACH CANCER
Vicar General of Archdiocese of
Baltimore SucCumbS at
a SanafOrium

BALTIMORE, July 1L-Right Rev.
Alfred A. Curtis, formerly Roman
Catholic bishop of Wilmington, Del.
and for number of years vicar gen.
eral of the archdiocese of Baltimore,
died at st Agnes sanitarium here this
morning. He had been under treatment
at that institution for cancer of the
stomach.
Bishop Curtis was born in Maryland
in 1881 ana became a Clergyman of the
Protestant Episcopal church. After
nearly decade of service at Mount
Calvary, this city, he resigned and,
going TO England. was ordained into
the Roman Catholic church by the late
rose to the bishopric of WiImington.
which lie resigned in 1896. and two
years later he became svicar general Of
the diocese of Baltimore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
WOULD RESTRAIN TOWN
FROM BUILDING SEWER
r. |. Matthews Sues to Compel
Trustees of Liyermore to
Advertise for Bids

OAKLAND. July 11-F. l. Matthews
filed suit today to restrain the town
OF Livermore and the town trustees
from proceeding with work on a $685.
600 sewer system without calling for
bids and letting the work by contract.
Matthews. as tax payer, alleged that
the system by day work as planned.
as he said it was violation OF the
town charter
He was represented by Attorney Nus
Judge ogden directing the defendants
To annear in court July "a, when the
question will be argued.
Z, F. Beck. f. Mathieson. r. E. Know.
n Rvan and d. ]. Murphy. trustees
were named as defendants
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
JUNGLE IS FIRED
BY BLAZING RIVER
Burning Oil From Subterranean
Reservoir Threatens
Village
Scores OF Men Fight Flames,
but Fail to Check Great
Conflagrati0n
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

TAMPICO, Mex, July 1.-THE broad
stream of burning oil from the San
Geronimo river oil fields. which is flow
ing down that stream and into Lake
Tamishua, has set fire 70 the tropical
forest in nmber of places. Planta-
tion homes and the village located near
the river and lake are threatened with
destruction. Scores of men are at work
constructing barriers against the fire.
The flames in the oil fields seem TO be
burning as fferceIy as ever. 1t is
thought that they viii not subside un-
I'll the subterranean reservoir of oil
is emptied.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
TAILoRs ELECT OFFICERS

Tailors' union No. has elected the
following named as officers for the en-
suing term: = J. Pratt. president; NJ.
Noonan. vice president; Charles L.
Wachter. recording secretary; P. Du-
cpoy. treasurer; J. T. AicGrath financial
secretary; T. Ward, sergeant at arms
Mrs J. T McGrath. Charles Nelson. H.
TVestphaI trustees; y. J. Duckworth.
T. T. McCfrath. II. Noonan. W Erb, II.
VVestphal :. Derrivan and 7. Ward, ex-
ecutiVe board.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
THE JFNNF MORROW LONG COLLEGE OF

VOICE AND DRAMATIC ACTION-tseo. r.
Lash stage director Of the Princess iheater.
principal ard director. Evening classes for
stage rraining SO month students have pro
fessicusl stage experience while studying; fre-
guert public perform ances, students may reg
fsfer al any time Special attention given op-
cratic training. Mss NUrel Arndt graduated
NAY p iuuediareiy ioined the Ethel Barry
more cornp panF. Address al counUnicatiOns 10
tbe president. JENNIE MORROW long, Gold
I'd Cate Commandery building. 2I57 Surtsr ST.;
teleuhone West 2J73.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
- coLLEeE-ro- - 49,. onI

MILLS CoLLEGE-Tor Young Women. Only
N9usus college On Pacific coast O1ers same
edFa1tsges best eastern institutions Full
'ol-eeia-s co0-se. Degrees conferred EOr three
years only. the three upper classes oE the sem
.1ary Department. offering preparation for Mills
-olleEe the Universities and Eastern Colleges,
T.l be continued (accredItedD. Special oppor-
-unites il Domestic Science. Music and Art
Earnest Christian Influences nonsectzrian- all
Clrms Il healthfui outdoor smusenelts- Ideal
-ocs-icn Z beautiful Oakland bills. Fall term
Begins Aug. -. 1908. For catalogue and hrOch-
q views address MRS. C. 7. MILLS Presi-
ieut. Mills College P o.. Culifo-nis.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Ss'Isl S1'[si Heart Heart College

Demonstrates thar good teaching counts. The
1sl-ucrors a. Sacred Heart Cellege-fhe Chris
aH ErocucrS-are specialists iu The domain Of
-'aeatio.- u is their life work.
LITERARY. SCIENTIFIC and COMMERCIAL
furses S1eeia training in voice culture and
'-auar-c arr Course ~ study forwarded on aP-
.cat.or- BROTHER LEWIS, 4. 3 c.
President
Glasses reopen Tuesday. September J.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
JAPANESE TO ENTERTAIN FLEET

Tokyo. July 1.-THE Yokohama
municipality has voted the sum of 16.6OO
yen to cover the expense of the en-
tertainment to be given to the officers
and men OF the American fleet while
they are in that city. A reception
committee of 10, which includes the
mayor of the city, has been organized.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
MISS RANSoM,S SCHooL

,vfr reouer on Highland Avenue. Piedmont.
wednesaar August II. single daily session from
AZ 10 i O'Clock. New one story schoc.house
i,,1Ilt around an open court
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
A%DERSO% ACADEMY

IRVINGT0N. CALIFORNIA.
Accredited. Military. Select. large Grounds
Sw winning Tank. Ihree separate Aaiis leI bos'
~ Different Ages
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Miss Heads School,

e53S CEANNING WAY. BERKELEY
Dist year Begins Monday. Aug. 10 1905.
se~~edffed for University " Cal. stanford
Fssssr. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

IEoUEsTS IN AUTO CASES-0akland. July
11-An inquest into the deaths OF James Nelson
ana rrnesr ~ Scrfbner, who were Killed In an n,,-
tornobife accident viii be held at the morgue
Tuesday evening, July II, at O'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
IEE Pam GFRQN DgANAIf S0O0L. &c, q

I.srxest training school of acting in America
SIX months graduating course Poslfions secured
for .srsdusfeS Professional experience while
sfudTfue call or write for catalogue C0UN-
TRTRfAN BLDG, van Ness sv and Ellis st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SMELL SEMINARY

o-.f ChannIng way. Berseley-Girls' boarding
-u5 dsv school. Certificate admits 70 Univer-
80 III t-slffsrnfa, stanford and eastern colleges.
,,r,e-s August 10. MRS. EDNA SMELL PoUL-
son. PRINCIPAL
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Hitchcock Military Academy

SAN RAFAEL. CAL--Aecredited TO unlyer-
sities. L. 5. officer detailed by war depart
ment. Write for Illustrated catalogue.