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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25

she, was living Sunday morning. She
had sister living in the neighbor-
hood. SO her disappearance caused no
anxiety until about night, when she
failed to return. The family began to
search for her. but no trace OF her
could be found. She had not been to
her sisters The neighbors all turned
out to aid in the search. On Tuesday
evening her body was found lying In
the woods some half mile from Mr..
Woods house. Beside the body was
found small empty bottle labeled
"carbollc acid"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25

w. Mcclellan, Tennessee; B. D. Mayo.
Virginia.: w. M. Rhett, Mssissippi F..
w. Adams. Missouri; s. Z. Hayes, Geor-
gia.
Applied ohemistsy.s. q, Hayes.
Georgia: r. W. Mcclellan. TENNESSEE;
Electricity-T. NJ. Prettyman, South
Carolina; J. J. Noell. Virginia.
Field Work (Engineerlng)-J. Ma
gruder. Vaiginia; B.. D. May Q. Virginia;
w. c Smith. West Virginia; G. Wheel
err, Indian Territory.
Adams. Missouri: ]. Magruder. Viz
ginai; T. G. James, Jr.. Mississippi; G..
NJ Alexander, Virginia.
Engineering-J; Magruder Vtrginia;
sayo Nrsina n9an s nafltGry virginia
Chemical Calculations. L. Hayes.
Georgia.
Organic chemistry-s. I. Hayes.
Georgia.
Wagner. Virginia; G. H. Brett. Ohio.
Gerlnan-R. F. Wagner Virginia; J..
Magruder. Virginia.
Having no demerit for the year: p.
NJ Buracker, Maryland r. NJ. Gram
meT; T Itsac Z; "; Hebs9n' G1lorado;
ardson, Louisiana. VIC. Smith. West
Virginia; G. Wheeler indian Territory.
Third Glass.
Mathematics: G. B. Coulbourn, Yir-
ginia; Q. M. Baldinger. Virginia; A. III.
Ellison, Virginia. 3: Ward, Jr;, yir-
: + PHYSICS Nshsu'N 81, +. Bowe. Georgia; p.
Hodge, Jr., kentucky; O. M. Baldinger.
rim. a. O. TlnVI Nnrth Carolina. -
History: c. B. Coulbourn, Virginia:
G. s. Wilson. Missouri; @. G. Lloyd.
North Carolina, 9, NJ, Baldinger, Vtr-
sln naEi.n Nlf B coulDou w'rE RirEn,a
T. S. Pattison, Jr.. Maryland; Q. G.
Lloyd. North Carolina; L. E, Booth.
Illinois.
! German R; B; Saunders vsgln !. =
Georgia; G, IS. Coulbourn, Virginia; r.
A.; Nowlin. Virginia; B, +. Crowson,
5 PyaTing Q Nc , BaIalnseg; yirgn I!a
Georgia.
M Conduct.
Having no demerit for the year: o.
NJ. Baldinger, Virginia !; L., z. Booth, IL
linois; e. c.. Ball, Kentucky; G.. 3.
Coulbonrn, Virginia; Fl, T. Dodson,
MesSSnh X II al K s MrERa VII.
ginia.s. II. Staples, Texas; IL w. Tins
ley, Jr, Virginia; B. Ward Jr., Yir-
glnia; 6: g. White, Virginia; T, s.Wil-
Fourth Class.
Mathematics: S, Nj. Millner, Jr., WIS
GINA; r. r. Mecredy. Virginia; p. McA.
Biedler, Maryland: I, j. A. Eden, Ohio;
p: B. t'alk, Jr. Georgia; NJ, +, Smith,
Alabama.
German. j. r. Mecredy, Virginia: NJ,
r, Ruehrmund Virginia; G, r.. Collins,
West Virginia: X. McA.s Dawson. Mary
land; a, Q. Buescher, Texas j, A. Ill
den. Ohio; r, IS. Lanler, kentucky,
English: S. NJ. Millner, Jr. Virginia.;
~. B, FallS, III. Georgia; j. a. Eden,
Ohio; M, L, Smith. .Alapama; j. r.
Mecredy, Virginia.
English: ], A, Eden, Ohioi 8. M.
Millner, lr.. Virginia Nj. n. Ruekr-
mund, VirEinia:i G, +. Collins. West
Virginia; j. r. Mecredy. Virginia.
Latin. ID, b. Falk, Jr,, Georgia. s.
M Mlllner, Jr, Virginia; NJ r, Smith,
Alabama,
fS "a Conduct, 81
Having no demerit for the year. T.
10. Ball, Pennsylvania; j, r. BeauchamP,
Marylal,l, p. McA. .Biedler, Maryland;
r. fC. Bowman, Virginia; G. NJ, Brlster,
Collins, West sVirginia:gC g. r.. epaVant.
Virginia, l.. 4, GeroW, Yirg lnin h r.. l.
Harris, North Carolina; r. r.. Johnston.
Michigan; a, a, AZ. Keith Virginia; y,
r. 10 ne, an orth Caro- lima y, r. AIecredy,
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To be second lieutenants: ]. G. Rich
ardson, r. Cant, G. ". Polk, D. r. Nc

TO be iirsl sergeants: O. N. Baldin-
ger. w G. Bryant. s. B. Akin. H. C.
10 be sergeants: r. B. Saunders, G.
G. White, ]. ". Tinsley, A. n. Blow
D. II. CARRIER, ]. P. CAREY, j.. "a. An
derson, >. r. Gillian. J. 6. Payne. Jr:
Thd b Re9 q h = G5oT Is B. BATH 4
son. Q. g. Lloyd. G. g. Brown. n.
To be lance corporals: H. w. Smith
l. 7. Gerow. j. G. smyth. r. S. Lanier
w. G. Jackson, p. MICA. Biedler. c. r.
Male. ". r. Kraft, II. S. Funston, G
r. Collins. NJ Brown. r. II. Clemmer
lJ. A. McEntree. NJ e.. Thomas, L. r.
Morrison. j. P. MecIetly. E. Barlow. j
RS. r. H.. Wilson. q. NJ Booth. v. B
CLASS DISTINCTIONS.
Law and Government. L. Drewry.
Virginia w. r. Biedler. Maryland: r.
T. Pendleton. Virginia; NJ. G. Deshazo,
Virginia: j. @. Pierce. Michigan.
Military science-W T. Biedler, Mary
land; c. S. Carter, Virginia.
T. Biedler. Maryland; w. Mel. Wolfe,
New Jersey; c. S. Carter, Virginia; ].
"a. Pierce, Michigan; j. II. Peek, Nir-
'ginia.
English-Al. G.. Deshazo, Virginia;
W. T. Bledler, MARYLAND; G. S. Carter,
Virginia; w. Mel. Wolfe, New Jersey;
~. @. Pierce. N1ichigan;sJ. H. feek. Wiz
Latin-w. T. Biedler. Maryland; NJ. G.
DeShazo. Virginia.
spanish-C. s. Garter. Virginia; w.
T. Biedler, Maryland; G. f. Bloch. iNir-
ginia.
ID Yjo1,t croy . +
General chemistry-W. T. Biedler,
Maryland; NJ G. Deshazo. Virginia.
Drawing-L. H. Earle. New Jersey;
A. H. Gentry. Missouri; J.fH. Peek, Vir-
|ginta.
French4M G. Deshazo. Virginia. J.
E. Doyle, Virginia. M
Geoiogy-F a. Fickes, Pennsylvania;
w II, Biedler. Maryland j. Fl, Peek
Virginia.
M. G.. Deshazo, Virginiai j II. Peek.
Virginia.. N sS
Engineering and Electrical Courscs. Il
Il Analytical Mechanics-W, IT. Biedler,
Maryland; j, ii. Peek, Virginia; NJ. G.
|DeShazo Virginia; r. T. fendleton,
Virginia.
Ter. Maryland, M. G. DeShhzo, virginia.
Civil Engineerlng-J. II. Peek. MIR
gtnia.
Advanced suryeying -J,H. Peek, yir-
ginia.
3 Mechanical Drawihg--L1. Il; !, Earle,
New Jersey; A. FL Gentry, MISSOURI;
A. r. Lewis. Massachusetts.
Electric!ty--W. II. Biedler,s Maryland,
H.. c. Schmidt. Virginia,
steam Engineering T. Bieddler,
Maryland, 53l M s SO
Chemical Course.
MineralogS-A. B. DeVault, Tennes-
| see, Il n. IA. 5Ficlses,' Pennsyl vani la.
Advanced Geology----TF A, Fickes,
Having No u emerit for Entire Period
Of Cadetship-Rt +. ANDERSON, rgin1a
~. T. Biedler2 Mary land. w
| s Second Class. 81
Mathematics--J. Ma gruder. Virginia,
ID. b.. Mayo. Yirginia, g. Wheeler, In
dian Territory; u. IL. Zones, Georgia
IsW, M sRhett, Mississippi. . a N \
8sN Surveying ny II u. mayo. eYlrg inta,
General Chemistry HAYES,
Georgia \. r.. I'D n May y trg MA; q, W.
"A dams, M lssourl; g. Wheeler, indian
Territ tory n Ma Crude 3s,' irgtnia
NJ I4a 'n-Ir, IA les. N isis g I'D y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25
OLD igyIRGINIA FARMS s.
CHANGE HANDS.
special 70 The Times plapatoh.l

ls Especial to The Times Dispatch Y sS$s
e SPOTSYLYANIA. a., June 24.-Mr.
John j, Perry, of Smell, In this county.
has sold his "Trayele rs Rest farm to
Mr.. thomas r. Brown. OF u fferSon n, Pa.
farm OF this property for the raising
of Improved breeds q II
The Mitchell Cranwell X farm, near
5MassaponaX, In this county, has been
sold to Mr.. II. sxAcors for 81, $50. Mr.
Acors will beginyaluab lei improvements
on this property at once. IA
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WILL POSTPONE UNWILLING.
Senator DAME! Not Able to De

DOydton July 4th.es
Special to The Times Dspatch
4 BOYDTON. VA, June 24-The cere.
monies Of the unveiling Of the monu.
nent erected to the memory OF the
Confederate dead of Mecklenburg
which now stands ink the courthouse
square yelled, will not take place or
sthe 4thS.of July, as was anticipated. by
the Monument Committee. ssS
Senat or ohm w. Daniel, who Is the
chief speaker, has written, to the com,
inlttee that 1t would be eimpo ssible fol-
him to be there at that time, owing
10 other engagements. and as4the COM
mittee is very anxious for the Senator
to be ,present, and rs he has also ex.
pressed ~ desire to attend, the matter
was deferred to some time In August
When it will suit his convenience.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25
THROUGH SLEEPER TO NATURAL.
BRIDGE VIA G. & o. RAILWAY

Commencing June 22d through sleep
ing car line will be inausurated be-
tween Richmond and Clifton Forge, via
Lynchburg and Natural Bridge.
This sleeper will leave Richmond at
55:l5 p NJ. daily. except Sunday. ar
irving Lynchburg 1880 p. NJ, Natural
Bridge 1903 "A. NJ, and Clifton Forge
9:l0 a. M. Returning. sleeper will ar
rive Richmond from Clifton Forge.
Natural Bridge and Lynchburg at S:35
A. NJ, daily except Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25
TWO FINE HORSES DROWNED.
Driver, Who Has Narrow Escape, Wa,
Probably Asleep.

Probably Asleep.
[specialto The Times spatch.1
LYNCHBURG. VA. June PA
double team belonging to the kinnier
Company was drowned this morning in
1.-THE canal opposite the ice plant of
Williams & Barnett, both horses being
drowneds 1t is believed by members
of the firm, owing to the carelessness
of the driver, whom they believe to
have been asleep when the team walked
into the canal. .,,
/. The driver had a close call for his
life, but he managed to Scramble back
to the bank without injury.
The team was purchased two weeks
ago at a cost Of $780, and 1t was en-
route to 1.-THE ice factory at. 51o'clock
this morning when the accident oc-
Cured. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25

Physics-c. Wheeler, Indian Terri
tory; B. D. Mayo. Virginia; j. Magru-
der Virginia.
French-R. F. Wagner, Virginia: g.
W. Jenkins, Virginia; n. B. Keen. Vir-
ginia; c. Minis. Georgia; ]. w. Hob
Analytical Mechanlcs-c. whe >ler,
Indian Territory: j. Magru:le:, VIII
Tglfia; B. y. Mayo, Virginia: r. w.
Adams, Missouri; W. NJ. Rhett Missis-
sippi; j. L. Sinclair. Virginia.
+ Geology. Magruder, Virginia; r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25
Promotions In ARTILLERY Dlues..

7.7I779 SpecIAl to The Ttmcs DIspat cl. ~ "a
Il NoRFOLK " A,sJu ne 24.--.At a meet
Ing held last ght, Second lieutenant
H. B.. iyYebster of attery 3. Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues, Z was elected
junior first eutenant IT, FIJI III, vacancy
caused by the resi- gnatlon ii OF Lieu
tenant Nc Lean, Eirst .serg can it, z. Gar
nett Jordan WAS elected second 4! leu,
tenant S VII II n NJ Il n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25
Notice
Dissnlutiolr Rntirts.
OF DISSOLUTION,

4 l.
Richmond, Va June l5, 1908.
THE G o. p ARTlN 70 r s HIP or
.Crutohsleld 3 Burnley, Real Estate
Agents. at sos East Main Street. Rich
mond Va, composed OF r. Lawton
.Crutchtleld anh Hardin T. Burnley, IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Debts OF the said firm will be paida
upon presentation at the above nuns
Der. Is YAK e If "a S es g n III
F. L.AvvToNa CRuTCHFlELD.
HARDIN T. BURNLEY. s5 M
Ii shall continue the real estate bust
ness at the above number and respect
fully ask the patronage OF my friends
and the public. 4 9s 9lssls s3 59 vi
H ( beg to announce that I have become
associated With Messrs. Latham and
Ruffin. Real Estate Agents and Auc-
tioneers,s at $40 East Main Street, ana
I respectfully solicit this patronage oil
my trlands and the public,
HARDIN T, BURNLEY. Ss
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HAD TAKEN c.ARBoL1c ACID.

Woman, Missing, Two Days, Found
With Bottle by Side.
Special to The Times DIspatch.l
STUART, VA, June o4.--SXonie Un-
derwood, a white woman about forty
years OF age, disappeared from the
home of Mr., s. II. Wood, with whom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-25

Virginia; r. w. H. Mish, Virginia: Al.
see; M. +. Smith, Alabama; j. q. smyti.
Texas: T. L. Trink!e. Virginia: j. z.
Wilson, West Virginia: r. NJ. Wilson.
Georgia.
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o be auartermasterY r. +. Wagner
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Having no demerit for the year: r,
10. Ball, Pennsylvania; ]. r. BeauchamP,
r. q. Bowman, Virginia; c., M, Brister.
Virginia,t A. G., Buescher, Texas; g. r.
Collins, West sVirginia:gC g. r.. epaVant.
Virginia; l.. 4, GeroW, Yirg lntn h r.. T.
Harris, North Carolina; ~ q, Johnston.
r. l4ong. III orth Caro- lima !. r. AIecredy,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15
BUY CITY PROPERTY

Tha-s r3 te Investment l
ehie pa # ~
good psr czut oa tha lar
Ehe rngsacT IL the money marie.
the last fsw moaths has caused Gig
property q sell slowly and Lhlcla.
sha property is cheaper nov than &
Hm ever be again Bay noE. DOM
EaIt until the rush CONES this fan and
prices 90 up. but gat busy now
Read on de#u the list ard select
what you think might suit Tou- Can
me BIZ phone SO. 2s1 and lst me tsa
you o. some of mg big barsains.
4-room house With bath, good barl
chicken house al kinds Of fruit and
shade trees. 10, s0xIs5. situated vest
Of 10Th street On Kansas avenDe
Price. s2.2
5room. new. modern home. close in
electric lights. gas, fine level lct sos
1s5. blue grass yard, city water. al
kinds Of fruit and shade trees cave
tarr. Thls Is a snap oa terms Price
$3.50
3sc9m holse close iu on 3rd street
renss for s15 per month. lot sox19a
cost aen-r 81 200 aefoFe she panic
Price I9r. SLIGO
8 very beautiful homes close in CT
s0uta 5th street, modern and up-to
date Prices s1.750 % 5000
See ne for all kinds Of Investment
and farm loans ONCE basemeut Flrs
| National Mank.
A. J. JENKINS. Chickasha, Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15


ocrats OF Pocasset was in town today
and left dollar for the Bryan cam
paign fund.
Jas Short, chief dispatcher for the
Rock Island at Fort Worth, visited
friends in the city today while enronte
home from a trip In the north and
vest
Born, to Mr and Mrs W o COOK on
5th street, a fine baby boy. yesterday
Joe Brney and Alfred Harris leave
tomorrow for a few weeks visit in
Colorado.
w. n. Phillips Of Duncan Is trans
acting business in Chickasha today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathburn Of yefsen
are shopping in the city today.
John Carr Of Frederick is a business
visitor in chIckasha today.
Miss Mamie Horn is spending a few
days with home folks in Pauls Valley
/ E.F~ Short returned home this morn
ing from a weeks visit in McAlsster
Mrs. George Miller IS spending
few days with Kinghsher friends.
II f. d, Lemon left this mohning 70
Manitou, Colo, to remain ten days o
more.
Sheriff Louthan returned home thi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

Sheriff Louthan returned home this
morning from a trip to Mt. View Oh
official business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

A. H. Gholson, one Of the good dem
Ocrats Of P0casset was in toWn today
and left a dollar for the Bryan cam
paign fund.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

r d. Lemon left this mohning for
Manitou, Colo, to remain ten days or
more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15
cITY EXAMINATION 81 TEAcHgas

An examination Of applicants for
certificates to teach In the Chickasha
public schools viii be held in the
Carnegie Library Building, beginning
8 a. m. Thursday, August q, 1903
VIM. F. Ramey. Supt. City Schools.
S-13-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15
GOING TO coLoRApo7

II 30. and you want to know about
tie mcat scenic oneday trip in the
Rockies. write c. A. johnson, O. P. A.
Gray'H Peak Route, Denver, Colo. and
receive free beautiful folder OF the
trip from Denver to the anow-banksd
Summit OF Mt Mcclellan e-s-atf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15
TAKE VACATION

and go TO Colorado. Low rates every
day all summer. Ask your local agent
about them. And If you want to get
beautiful folder Of the most wonder
ful one-day trip in the world, write
6. A. Johnson. G. P. A., Gray's Peak
Route. Denver. Colo. 6-s-ti
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

FOR sALE-Tea ana coffee store
with good established trade VIII
make sacrifice If soIE before the g0th
" this month. Reason for selling Is
sickness See 0. Nelson, corner 4th
street and chiekasha avenue. s-15-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15
80 cAn 90 nEAr rHls1

Oneqaarter block. east front, B.
room heuse. fine water. On West Hill.
Price 1880. Terms. Owner now
resident and wants to sell In next ten
days: also vacant quarter block for
quick sale. s. W. Bird and Company
s-14-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
Mrs 3 Sims has 4 arst-class board
ing hrnse AZ 321 Iowa street and serves
nice nealH. Phone eco for terms.
Yom patronaee is solicited s-s-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

Miss valye Burney who has been
visiting in chicKasha the past week
returned to her home in Burneyyille
this morning. She was accompanied
nome by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Burney.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

FOR sALE-FurnituTe for Groom
house: 81 new. Inquire $40 south 5th
street s-l5-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-15

Master Earl Mcfarland returned
home this morning after a weeks Wis
it with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Stone, at
Anadarko
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-30
Shoe Department.

L. pairs WomeD's Patent Leather Button Ok
fOrds. plain toe. welt sole. Cnban heel: sizes l..
~. and 5iaAA-5. 5is and 6A-3. AZ. 5. 3la aud
GIG and &C. Reduced from $500 to $2I5 pair.
% pairs Women's Sun Metal Calfskin Colonial
Pumps, with neat buckle: welt sole Cuban heel
sizes 3. 3ha: AZ. s. 81 and 6A.o. aia and 8B-a;
Az, Z. g. 81 and 7C-2h. 4. 5. 5la. q, 6H and
I'D. Reduced from $3.50 to g Is pair.
Is pairs Women's Patent kidskin Colonial
Pumps with neat buckle and tongue: welt sole.
Cuban heel H. sizes 8; ~ s. 81 and "a SA-2
and I'D. Reduced from so TO g. 10 pair.
10 pairs Women's Dongola Kidskin Oxford
Ties, welt sole, patent tip and tip Of same: sizes
3ta. 4. AZ. and 6isAA-3h and 4A-2B. Re
duced from 81 30 and $500 to 81 90 pair.
IL pairs Chldren's Princess Ties. of tan Rus
sia calfskin and gun metal calfskin. welt sole;
sizes So to 101aA-9taB-9laC. Reduced from
81. 90 to soc pair.
pairs Childrrn's White Canvas Princess Ties.
welt SOLE slightly soiled: sizes SkA-Sh. 9H
and IOB-Sa and 9LsC. Reduced from $500 to
JOc pair.
Is pairs Misses Tan Russia CaIfskn Princess
Ties. welt sole: sizes IL. liz. IL, 12Is and 13A-
II. l1h. IL. 12is and 13B-11C. Reduced from
81. 80 to 81 90 pair.
Third floor. Tenth st.
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.Jewelry Department.

Jeweled Bracelets. reduced from $3.50 to
81 .:5 each: reduced from $500 to 700: re-
duced from 100 to $1.00 each: reduced from
$500 to $1.25: 2 reduced from $3.50 to 500
each
to 81 90.
Jeweled Shell Back Combs. Reduced from
S.. on to 81 80 each.
Imported Jeweied Back Comb. reduced from
$50 to 81 .25: reduced from $500 to $500:
1 reduced from 81. 90 to 81 80.
l White Elastic Belt. studded with cut steel.
Reduced from S22 so to SLIGO.
] Violet Elastic Belt. studded with cut steel
and handsome cnt steel buckle back and front.
Reduced from Sd. 90 to $1,000.
Black Elastic Belt. studded with cut steel.
Reduced from $50 90 to $1,000.
Dark Blue Elastic Belt. studded with cut
steel. Reduced from $500 to $50.
Main hOor Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-30
Boys Clothing Dept.

YOuths Double breasted Suits. In light gray
effects tcoat. long trousers and vest: sizes 16.
Ia. Is and 10. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
each.
Youths Blue Serge Suits (coat long trousers
and vests, sizes 1S. 10 and 90 Reduced from
$500 to $3.50 each.
16 Boys Fine Norfolk Suits, with knicker-
booker trousers: sizes to II. Reduced from
$1,000 and $12 so to S6.25 each
10 Boys Suits. with knickerbocker trousers:
sizes Z to IL. and Is. Reduced from $50 and
$500 to 1915 each.
II Boys Atwood Sailor Blouse Suits braided
collar. embroidered shield: sizes s. 6. T. 10 and
II. Reduced from $500 and $500 to 81. 80 each.
BOYS Atwood Russian Blouse Suits: sizes
~. and 4. Reduced from $500 tn 81 .95 each.
BOYS Light Gray Top Coats: sizes IS and
is. Reduced from $50 to e5 each.
Cravenette Rafncoats; size II. Reduced from
$12 so to 1925 each.
is Boys Wash Suits. in Russian and sailor
blouse styles: sizes 21z to r. Reduced from
s2.a5 and 81. 95 to $50 each.
Boys Lightweight Refers. In red. brown
and gray sizes pa to S. Reduced from S.. 90
to $3.50 each.
Third floor. Tenth ct.
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THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
Provisions of the Bill Passed by the
Senate

Senator Dillingham;, a member of the
District committee. yesterday secured
the passage of the committee substitute
for the Commissioners bill to change the
name and jurisdiction of the inferior
court of justice of the peace Of the Dis
trict.' 1t provides that the court now
known as that of the justices of the peace
shall remain as now constituted. but shall
hereafter he known as the municipal court
of the District of Columbia. 1t Is to con-
sist of the six present justices Of the
peace. who are to serve as the judges or
the new court for the remainder of their
present terms, without being recommis-
stoned.
Upon the expiration OF the commission
of any Of these judges his successor is to
be appointed by the President, with the
advice and consent Of the Senate. for
terms of six years each. unless sooner re-
moved as provided by law.
No person Is to be appointed to such
position, however. unless he shall have
been for the five years preceding such
appointment a bona f1de resident of the
District. and shall either have been a
Judge of the court constituted by the bill
or shall have been a practicing lawyer
before the District Supreme Court for at
least five years before his appointment.
1t is provided that the judges shall take
an oath to properly perform their duties,
but they are relieved from the obligation
of giving bond.
The clerk of the new court however.
must give bond. and must receive and
account for such fees are collected by
the court. The judges are to sit in one
building. to be rented by the Commission
ers for a sum not to exceed II 500 year,
and the court and each member thereof
is to exercise the same jurisdiction as is
now exercised by the justices of the
peace but the limit of the sum to be in
volved in any case tried before the court
is raised from $500 to $500. Cases in
volving not more than 500 are to be ex-
clusively in the jurisdiction of the new
court. When necessary the judges of the
Supreme Court of the District may des-
ignate one of 1.-THE judges of the municipal
court to sit in thte Police Court or the
Juvenile Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-30
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