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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-20
Carpenters Take Stand.


Of organized labor on the attempt to
foist Jones upon the local unions. is
the action taken last night by the car
penters' union, the largest union in the
city. which adopted the following res
olutions
Whereas. the trades and labor
council has invited Wesley l.. Jones to
make an address on Labor day, and
Whereas, we consider this invitation
mistake in Judgement, therefore be it
Resolved. That we. the carpenters
union, the largest union in WalIa
Walla. ana comprising one-fourth of
The entire membership of the trades
and labor council do emphatically pro-
test against this action and we in
Struct our delegates to vote for such
measures as will rescind this action.
"Resolved that we condemn Wesley
L. Jones as man wholly unfit to ad-
oreSs the working men of WaIla Walla,
and be it further
heSolVed that we at this time ex-
press our absolute confidence in the
'NlerS OF the American Federation of
LABOR and Of the Washington State
Federauon Of Labor and of Organizer
O' w. oung. We propose to go down
'le Inc in this campaign with the cam
pa'sn cry Of the American Federation
Vi I"oof' namely, Stay with our
trends. defeat our enemies
Resolved that copy of these reso-
'"''ohS be spread upon the minutes.
'0pE be sent to Samuel Gompers. pres
Oen' OF the American Federation of
--'oor copy be forwarded to Wesley
" Jones and copy be given to the
press"
'"eSe resolutions were brought to
me Statesman office today by c. l..
NH"pman. secretary of the union and
o''e 'le signature of Mr.. Chapman and
'o l. Wells. as president.
me resolutions We're adopted unan-
'''uS'S' said Mr., Chapman, "and 1
no hesitancy in saying that we
e'e That the invitation should and
De recalled. Our delegates have
>'e" instructions, and in addition are
''ushly in sympathy with the
l"'ei'l 70 recall the invitation, the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-20
Attack On Young.


The vicious attack made by the
Jones organ here, the editor of which
is generally credited with having been
mainly responsible for the attempt to
thrust Jones upon local unions in or
der that the impression might gain
ground that he had squared himself
with organized labor, upon Organizer
c. O. Young yesterday, seemed to have
marked effect in making union men
more determined in their opposition to
have Jones speak here.
Mr. Young is unquestionably some
pumpkins in organized labor through
out the state of Washington He is
well educated and has the faculty of
getting right to the pleat of any dis
cussion, while physically he is a great
big man with a strons. face and bull
neck. Among the men. WHO know him
he is recognized as strong parsonage.
He does not look or talk like the fell
low who would run if he should happen
to become engaged in a scrap.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-20

!, = !. J. ! J. :. :. s. + :!
=, 'O7NSON WILL ACCEPT. 4
:, NiNNEAPOLIS. Aug 2o-Gov- !
, NOR Johnson today decided to ac- 1
. - 'he nomination for reelection 1
, " IAe democratic state conven- 1
. ''' de had previously declared I
. "ouId not accept. He will issue I
. statement later i
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-20

Jos osriNNEAPoLLs. Aug. 2o.-Governor
~ Johnson, was renominated for
-. 'F oy the democratic state con-
H.. yesterday. Following the men
s, VI MS name by Mayor Lawler of
Joh, iie convention stampeded for
A wild demonstration en-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-20
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER MONTH.
Jones Invitation up for
Recall Tomorrow Ni0ht

extending of which was a grave mis-
take"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William A. Miller. SC. and Lena k Kelley. "a.
both cf Seville Va. Rev S. II. Greene.
William b. Horne 50, and Ethel W. ATp'e-, 3.
Rev. NJ r. FishbUrn.
Thomas J. Younger. IS. and Bessie J. Hinmau. ..
both n Lower Marlboro. Nd. Rev j. + Irvine.
Wcdd ID. Roberts. = and Iss-eua T. Dixon. o.
both cf sutherland, Va Charles S. BUndy. justice
Il the peace.
George y. Becbe. 50. and O7helia B. Harrison. .
Rev. -. G.. Markham
Henry Hayden. D. q Fort Hunt Va and Lily
NJ Gin, .. Rev Ambrose Beavan-
John T. Seay, %. q Marro Va. and Willie 4.
Seay, 3 q C,glew Va. Rev J. B. MeLaughlin-
George ". Moore, 49, Of Bonair, Va, and Lula
\. Boaze. g. OF Moses Junction. Va Rev. j. F.
Walter T. Fore. o. and vIrgie B. Eabank l9.
both q Richmond Va. Rev J. 3. Mclaughlin.
Edward v. Fiuenu 2. and Ellen NJ AI1Nlaho1.
p. Rev T. /. Mcdonnell.
Daniel C. TrDlet-, .. and Annie L. Hines IS.
Rev. r. L. Wright
George d TaIbsrt. o and Bessie z. Tudse %.
Ct Silver Hill. Nd. Rev. J. W. Lauy.
William T. Howe. 2s. and Linda " Seaman. Is.
Rev. e. T. Guthrie.
John r. Hod-kin Q and Lillian " Lewis. -
q AmmCndale. Nd. Rev. T. A. Griffith.
Frcdcrcs G. Windmayer. 26. and Louise F. Me
meyer IS. Rev. B. Z. FIrz.
Willie 2. Cooke. S. and Erma L. DuE-ins a.
both q Locust Greek Nd. Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin.
Russsl C. Flood. g. and Mabel q. Bradicy %
both Of Richmond Va. Rev. T. b. NcLsughIin
solomon Men. F1ss S. Of Newark " j.. and
Clara WauirCr g. Rev Donald c. Macleod
Louis /. Cox D. and Emily L. Hancock % ot
DcntviIle Nd. Rey. T. A. Walsh
Thompson Pearson. q. and Frances Be1eI. IS
Rev. C. N. HeS-er.
samuel NJ sacks. 2s. and Freda Rlco1sin. 25.
Rev. l. ]. Egcls1u.
Leo F. Simontou, p, and Nellie z. NcCann, ls
Rev. Ambrose Bcavsu.
COLORED.
Frank Johnson. q. and Belle WINFIELD. I9 Rev
J. F. Curtis
Lewis H. Clem1ns s. Of Hamilton. Va. and
Mary T. Sanford. 81. Rev NJ W Clair
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE COULD.

Estate cf John T. Lewis. order q publication.
Estate Ct Lambert & Steiner petition and order
granting letters n administration 90 Elizabeth B.
Steiner, bond. $500 Attorney. Edwin C. Dutt1n.
Estate Cf Hannah NJ Stewart; petition and order
granting letters Cf administration 20 Lola NJ Bur
hngamei bond 500 Attorneys. Irving William
son and CamphCI Darlington.
Estate of james Kccue, order admitting viii. and
ordered 20 probate and record Attorney. A. t.
Shoemaker
In rc johanna French. pet,;.ar for appointment
q guardian al htem; order appointing Willie
6. Clinton; glardians bond. 500. Attorneys MILAN
& Smith.
Estate q Katharine P. Mans and Ralph. petition
Tor appointment u guardian. order appointing
Louise NJ. Ralph guardian bond 5000 Att0rueys.
George T. Williams and Duane L. Fox
Estate Of William L. Ralph; order for com.
mission.
Estate Of Henry G. Edm1nds: order appointing
guardian ad li,em.
In re Madeline Meade. petition for leave 10
rlake repairs. order authorizing the same. Attor-
ney. George T. Williams
Estate Qf Ellen y. Pane. order for publication
Estate Of Sarah d c. Smith; viii dated March
g. 1905, naming Irwin b. Siuton executor.
codicil dated June l. lOI codicil dated Feb
ruary .. 1905
Estate Of Mary Le Tawn petition FOR u-rba,,
and record Of viii and letters testameniary. A.
tOrneys Blair g. Th0m
Estate Of Charles Reels. viii dated November Il
l9o2, naming Elizabeth Reels oxecutri1-
Estate Of Durham W Stevens: bond spproves
letters issued; notice TO crcdit0rs
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Mount Pleasant-William l. Pollard. trl,teo %
Henry Freeman. Ict s. S75
Deanwood-Leigh A. Wonuley 20 Joshua n An
ders0n. lots a and A. So
80 Kings Court northwest-Robert stonesifer q
ux-, 20 EldndSe Z. Jordan, lot %, square
So. SO
First street southeast. between and 0 streets
Allen c. CLARK et ux. 20 Thomas W smith
lot 5 square 703. SO.
Fourth street ana New York avenue northwest
Mary A. Herbert % Austin Lotus. part SQUARE
ST. So
Linden Place northeast, between Twelfth and Thir-
tcenth sireets-Joshua " Anderson 70 L0uiG
Gundling lot 800. square 1901. SO.
Linden Place northeast. between Twelfth and Thr-
tecnth streets-Louis Gundling 20 Joshua "
Anderson. lot 35, square 1904. SO
Wo0dley Park-Luthcr A. SWaTtzeu 20 Harry Ward
man and Thomas ?. Bones. lots q % 80.
block e. SO
40l aud D3 street northwest-Catharine F. Rup-
pert to John 7. SehnopD. parts lots l and ?,
square 5gl. SO.
Randle Highlands-The United States Realty Com
pany OF Washington d. C.. incorporated. 10
Roy Payne. lot B block Il. SO
Reno-Charlcs l. Greer et ux. 20 Daniel X. Jack
son. lots 49, o. and 2l block Il SO.
/ First aud 0 streets and Florida aveuue-Edward
l. Schneider 90 % jacob y Belt. square
/ 200. SO.
I saul'5 addition 20 Washington-B Francis Saul
CO al 20 William and Annie L. Taylor, lot ,.
square zoo aso.
/ Alley between L and " and Eighth and Ninth
streets n0rthwest-1lyer Cohen e. al % Samuel
Duskes. part original lot Z. square s0l $3.50
I Le DTOIt Park-GC0Tgo 4. Gray et uU. 70 L. Pot.
{ ter. l0t So. block ,. SO
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PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Connecticut avenue terace-Filton r. Gordon et TX.
to Dora Holzbcierlein. lots g. 3j. and s.. square
E47. SO
Eckington-Abraham G. Heroes 70 David A. OMIT
lots Il, IS. and le block 4 $40
Vermont avenue and T street nogthwest-Agnes l.
White Ct vir. Oscar W. 70 c. d. Crawford and
Samuel W. Pickford. lots o. 5. and 35 square
SS3. SO
Horners Addition 70 Congress Hcights-Presey NJ
and Estelle Jeffries 20 Minnie Saipey lot L.
block s. SO; Minnie Shipley 20 Estelle JeIries
same land. $40.
Long Meadows-AIartha F. Bslini 10 Frank J. Bres-
nahan. lot 100 block Q. SO; Frank J. BreSnahan
20 Martha +. and Charles Bului same land. SO
II street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-George T. Potter % George A Gray.
parts original lots Il and IS square 2ss. SO
d street southeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Nfoses Craig 20 Alice Wells part original
lot I. square l0E. SO
No. III De Sales street nOrthWcst-Thomaa w
Grimes ct uU. TO Harrington Mills, lot s. square
61
Third street southwest between S and T streets.
and Second and U streets s0uthwest-Johp and
William Richter 10 James Enos Ray IT, lot
square Go. and original lot 2 square 6Os $:
james EuOs Ray. II. 10 John and William
Richter joint tenants. same land. s..
Half street southeast between y anG o streets and
street southeast between New Jersey avenue
and Second street-Christina c. Coleman 10 Jo-
seph NJ. Coleman. lot s. square 70S. and lots ! 70 s.
square 78l. SO
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DEATH RECORD.

joseph Pospisiel IS years. Casualty Hospital
George BlrgchoIz 90 years. ll59 7th 81 NV
Malcolm COOks1y. . years. 100 Va ave. sW
Andrew y. Manager. IS years. ll47 18th ST. NV
Harry Owen, minutes L0nSion. ID. C.
Isaac Il. Wall5rstein 20 years GARFIELD Memorial
Hospital
James II. Shreve. ST.. Il years. 63S ST. ne
Arthur r. Rooster, q years. George Washington
University Hospital.
William J. BOYD, 65 years. lst and Eas, Cap. SIS
james Madison Price. i years. AZ llth So. ne.
Arthur Roby. IS years. s5i South Carolina ave
Sarah ]. Obold q years. l7l3 18th ST. NV
Paul ?. R.ckcnbacher s. years 65l 4th 81. ne
COLORED
Margaret Williams. years 2053 Roscialc So. ne
Matthew's Coleman. 2 years, Washington Asylum
Hospital
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Connecticut avenue teIrace-DOu Holzheigrlein 10
H. d. Gordon and Clifford D. Borden. 70
secure Fulton r. Gordon. s. $50. ! 20 90 months
Uer cent, lots 81. 50, and s.. square I7T.
square l0f-Eilen Gordon % Paul T. johnson and
T. Pliny Moran. 10 secure Frank c. Scmes.
SC1 years. per cent. scmi-omucny lot n.
Granby-Nari0n s. Pearce and Philip J. Scheck and
wives 70 Alexander Wolf and Maurice D. Rose1-
berg. 70 secure Joseph Luchs. 500 lots 81
and g.
Square s7-Henry Ehlers e. uT. 70 Henry IL Berg
mann and Charles Schafer. trustees Of the North
cm Liberty Gennau-Anerican Building Ass0cia-
ton 40 s. s. 400 lot 81.
square Iol2-Arabela F. Smith 20 Walter Z. Wright
and George T. Fleming % secure Elizabeth
Clement. S200o years per cent. semi-auuually.
lot -
Mount Pleasant-Henry Freeman ct Ju. 70 Mason y.
Richardson. % secure William l. Pollard thus
tee. Sl5s.53 ! year. pr cent, semi annually.
lot
Square 53-Saidee II. Huidlceon et vir Harry P.
20 Harry T. Hay and EdUaui ". Dom. -
secure Thomas ". Hay. $500, years. PER
cent. smi-auEually. lot T.
Square l1Ji-JosLua \. Anderson % Frank S. Col
Inns ard joseph H. Stewart. % secure Louis
Gundlrg. Si59. 1 % 90 months. pr cent. lot
WCodlev Park-Hauy Wariman and Thomas P.
BoIes o. Clarence 3. ELcCm and George vs.. T.
Suartzeu % secure Harry T. Dmer. S9l.cl5.
3 years per cent, seIri-annually. lots p 90 s..
block Is
Tskcma Park-C1ara L Hiu ct rir. William h 70
Walter r. Wilcox and George T.. Hane. % SCI
cure Woodsboro savings Bank. $50. year.
yer cent. seni-annually, lots and Z. block s.
Square 5F-J0hn T. Schucpp % Anton i. RuT1ert
and John w Rupuerr. 70 secure Catherine p.
Ruppert, N-00 / 20 years. per cent. parts
lots I and 2
square I75-The National Society Of Daughters Of
American Revolution 20 National Savings and
Trust Company. 90 secure American Security
and Trust Company. $4,000. 10 years, per cent,
scmiaumaly. Don g.
Rlndle Observation-Disclosures Sta1sbury % nix. 20
Samuel Il Walker and Michael J. Weller. 10
secure Eastern Building and Lean Association
S4Q. lot :. block T. Charles W StarstUry et
NIX % same % secure same. SItV3 lots 5 and g.
block g.
Sauls Addition o. Washington William L Tayl-T
% ul Or =. Francis saul ana Walter Z. Hilton.
10 secure r " Saul. Sl7oo. 8 years and monthly
payments. pCr cent. lot 8. square zoe
Bro klaud-JameS T. Beas1a er uI. 20 the Wash
irgt0n Loan aud Trst Company, 90 secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association,
Slil0 l0t l6 block =
Square iol-Samuel Duskes ct ur. % Never Cohen
and George r C0IiCre. % secure Meyer Cohen
and Jacob q. Cohen s. 800. 4 % e. months. 6
per cent, scmi-anuually. part original lot -
square 595-Prest1u a.. Day 90 the Washington Loan
and Trust COMPANY, % secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association, S,5e), i5t -.
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l the largest morning circulation in
/ the District of Columbia. Remcn-
/ ber The Herald when placing legal
l advertisements.
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S0UTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-Following schedule figures published only
as information, and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans.
AsheTile. Chattanooga, Memphis, SIS a. m. and
HOO p m. daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis.
New Orleans l0a5 p m. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta Aiken Savan-
nah, Jacksonville and Florida points 4:lO u m
daily
Tourist cars for California. tri-weekly. 4:l0 p IN
Local for HarTisonburg. 80 a m. daily: AIS d IN
week days; for Danville s:l5 a. m. daily and for
Charlottesville. s:l5 a. m ard 50 D. m. daily Ere
quent trains 10 and from Bluemont
L. s. BROWN General Agent
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL T. 1905
Leave Washington New Union Station.
SIS a m--Daily-AH points Norfolk and West
EN-; also Knoxville. Chattanooga, and Mempbis
B:i5 p m--Daiy-Roanoke, Bristol Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville AIemrl,Is
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For NorfOlk-Leave Washington 42O a. m dailv
HIS a. m daiN Except Sunday. Arrive Norfolk
Il 20 a. m. $50 2. m.
400 p m--Daily-BeTTJville. LTay. Shenandoah
ElktOn.
Trains from the Southwest arrive s45 q. m. and
u-S0 p m.
All information Fourteenth street ard New York
avrnue lRnnd RnildinrA
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine
Islands san Francisco. close here daily AZ $40
Naru.
Australia Except mails Cor West Australial. New
Zealand samoan Islands. Fin Islands and New
Calelouia via Vancouver and Victoria 3. C., elo-e
here daily az 10 D. n. up % June a. for dispatch
by steamer Mauuka.
japan, Korea. China and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, 3. C.. close here daily AZ
$40 p. N. up % June l9. for dispatch by steamer
Empress n China
Yladivostok via Seattle. close here daily az $40
p. m. I'd 20 June - for dispatch by steamer Adat0
Tahiti and NarCuesas Islands VIA san Francisco
close here daily at $40 D. N. up 20 June 8. FOR
dispatch by steamer Mariposa-
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Reid WIZ Attend Congre.s.

The George Washington University has
appointed William a. Reid. OF Washing
ton, graduate of the law department IN
1901, its special representative at the first
Pan-American Scientific Congress. which
will hold its sessions in the city of San
tiago, capital Of the republic Of Chile. on
December lilo. Mr.. Reid IS well versed in
Pan-American affairs, having been asso-
clated with the Bolivian Legation In this
city for years as acting secretary.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only as information. and not
plamnteed
400 p. NC q o. LIMITED. Daily-Fast yes
ubue train. Pullman acepcrs 10 Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati Indianapolis. Chicago. and 81
LOUIS Connection Tor Virginia Hot Springs Phil
man cars Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis and New
orleans. Dining cars. Ia carte service
uW F. NJ. +. Y. LIMITED Daily-Solid
Yestibule train. Pullman sleeper 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 20 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
In carte service. Pullman Sleepers Ciucinnati 10
Chicago and 81 Louis and Louisville II MeInphis
Nashville. and New Orleans.
ReservatiOns and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue tO9 l4th street
near r. and New Union station -Telephones: Main
1880 Tor Washington Terminal Cab Sery1ce and Main
l0a6 c1S for q n % Ticket nln.a -
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societies HoId session To-morroy,.

A union meeting Of the Home and For
eign Missionary societies Of the Presby-
terry of Washington viii be held in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock. the
presidents. Mrs. Teunis S. Hamlin and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, presiding. Miss
DOnaldine Cameron. of the well-known
Rescue Home for Chinese girls in san
Francisco. with the girl interpreter Of the
home. will be present and speak.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
TICKET OFFICE. l42 PENNA. AVE

~ ~1-N+N@A-
Notice-FOllcwing schedule not guaranteed
sos A. VI. Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 20 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamler
TO Atsnta. Dining cars
SD 7. NJ DGiy-Seaboard Express. Coaches and
Pullman to Savannah. jacksonville Tampa, Atlanta
Birmingham, Memphis Dining cars.
r. Il, STANSELL, District Passenger Agent
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Lawsuits,

No $3.50 Thomas Somervilo Company vs.
Charles = Wilmington; account, S7Of4o Attorney
J. d. Williams.
No. &65'. Della b. Stewart vs. Anacostia and
Potomac River Railway Company ct al: damages
$1,000 Attorneys, J. A. NIoriarty and r. l.
Montague
No. 5looo. Richard Ware Is Laura F. Dyson et
al: note. S6SS Attorney Erskine Gordon
No 5O659 Jay C. Wempe Company vs. HaIer
Wall Paper Company; appeal from justice of the
peace. Attorney. +. s. Bailey.
No 966o Frank J. Dieudonne vs.. Bowie s.
Evorsdeld; account. Si0069. Attorney. John Rid1ut
No. 5O6Sl. The Gottschalk Companv vs. Catherine
c Curln: account S2S.Sl Attorney J. A.
Burkhart
No. 9662 The Emerson Steam Pump Comrauy
vs.. Emil G. Shafcr; debt. 5000 Attorneys. Bimey
& WOcdard
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District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 61l In ~ the payment q damages on ar-
count Of changes in grade, order directing marshal
20 summon ulry.
Ne. 5E. In re- extension Of M0nroe street Ana
-s.ia: final decree utifying and confirming verdict
q iury
accepting and directing iIry.
No. IA In re extension Of Fourth street north
east: order finally ratfying and confirming verdict
No 76. In re extension q Genesco place and
summit place order hually atifyins and confirming
verdict
No. y. In r. extension q Monroe street. Ana
cria, order extending time for hlinE transcript q
record order extending time % August s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WOLF & ROSENBERG, Attorneys

WOLF & ROSENBERG, AttomeyS
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Willard +. Hallam, plaintiff. vs..
John 2. CaIruthers. defendant At law. No. 50556
The object Of this suit is 20 recover trOm the dc
fcndnnJ the sun Of thirty-hve hundred dollars
$780, with interest and costs, and 20 have jUdg-
meut Of condemnation Of certain property Of the
defendant levied on under an attachment issued in
this Sut 20 sScsfy the plaintiffs claim Il Is. there
fore. this 10Th day Of June, l91S. ordered that tic
defendant appear In this court or before the for
tieth day exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays
after the day Of the first iabcatiOn Of this order TO
defend this suit and show cause why said eondeulna-
ton should not be had; otherwise the suit VIII be
proceeded with as in case Of default Provided, e
copy Of this order be published at least once week
for three successive weeks In the washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald before said
day. BY the Court. THOS. H. ANDERSON, JUS
tice A true copy. Test; (Seal,) J, r. YOUNG,
Clerk. BY FRED. @. O'CONNELI Asst. Clerk
ieu.ls3
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
mmbia. holding Probate Court. No. l550, Admin
is;raton.-This is 20 give notice that the sub
scribers. Of the District Of Columbia. have obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Colum-
bia letters Of administration on the estate q Eliza
c. Eli. late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same with the vOuch-
thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscribers
wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. Given under hands this % day
Of June 1905 DANIEL +. ELI. 1903 Thirty-ffth
street northwest: JAMES B. ARCHER. Jr. i5s
Louisiana avenue northwest. Attest: (Seal) JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk q the Probate Court JAMES B.
ARCHER. Jr.. and JOHN L. SMITH. Attorneys
je4,1Ils
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. holding a Probate Court. No 1881. Ad-
ministTation. IS to give notice that the sub
scribers Of the District Of Columbia. have obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District OF Colurn-
bia letters testamentary on the estate of Charles
j. Church. late Of the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de-
ceased hereby warned 20 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated 70 the
subscribers on or before the 9TH DAY OF MAY
A. d. 1909; otherwise they may BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under our
hands this 9th day Of May. A d. 1908 MARY
A. CHURCH, SB uth 81, sw.; CHARLES W
CHURCH, iQl9 81. sw. WILLIAM A. H.
CHURCH sth ard SIS, sw.; JOSEPH j. OAR
LINGT0N. 80 5th ST. NV Attest: tseal.i JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court JOSEPH J.
DARLINGTON, Attorney. ms2sjel,n
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MARK TWAIN INTERESTED.
Author n Director of Educational
Thcntcr of New York"

Ihchtcr OF NeW lOrk.'
Albany y. Y, June 1O.-The "Educa-
tional Theater Of New York" is incorpo-
rated, 70 provide moral training and incul-
cate in the minds of children, the young
people. an ideal OF life and conduct by
the presentations Of plays and entertain
ments Of ennobling character.
Reading and class rooms. lecture and
music rooms. also. are TO be maintained.
The directors are: Samuel L. Clemens.
Rev. Percy S. Gram, Otto H. Kahn,
Robert J. Collier. Miss A. NJ Herts, and
Charles E. Miner. Of New York City
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Equity Suits.

No. 27SA Luke c. Strider vs. William A stew
art Ct al 10 Gsclare trust and for receiver Al
torney. joseph A. Burkhart.
No. 27Sj5. Lorcna b. White vs. James 4 ,y-bi.,
et al; divorce. Attorney R. T. Niattingly.
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MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
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