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Probate Court.


Estate n NIay c. Rcife. otherwise known as
Louisa Ortman viii dated October q 1893. fled
Estate Of BENJAMIN r. Whiteside: order to trans
fer stock. Attorney F. T. Tyler.
Estate Of Philip 4. Defer: petition for letter. Of
administration. AttCrucy W. +. Reilly.
Estate e Reriamin T. WCGJy; order granting let
tiers Of administration 90 John A. Waddy; bond.
SCN Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate O Eiizlocth Linducr order granting letters
q administration 90 George Lindner; bond. 500.
Attorney. g. G. German.
Estate of Andrew Neville; order granting letters
q administration C. z. A. 20 Daniel ". ODOnoghue;
bond. $500. Attorney, y IT. Bell
Estate Of Irwin X. Mcconnell; order granting lst-
ters Of administration 70 Helen B. Mcconnell: bond
$50. Attorney, J. c. BealL
In re Elizabeth r. Seibcrt et a.; order granting
letters Of guardianship TO John 5. Seibert; bond
S 90. Attorneys, J. !. Darlington
Estate Of Lucinda A Ellis. order 10 cancel note
Of W. Il. Ellis Attorney. T. II. Vcitch.
Estate Of James DAILY; petition for instructions
Attorney. c. J. Murphy.
Estate Of Daniel B. Clarke: order 20 purchase
notes. Attorney, W. Z Ambrose
Estate Of John +. Henry; viii dated December J.
lS96 Aled.
Estate Of Mary C. Rife: letters Of collection issued
20 Frank Haubaker and Katherine King, bond
S1000. Attorneys. Dan. Peyser d Curtin.
Estate Of Mary y. Thomas petition for letters OF
administration Attorney. C. II. Cragin.
Estate OF Catherine NJ Broderick; will dated Nav
y. 1909, sled
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TISSUE OF FALSEHO0DS.
Secretary BnlIinEer Says CLAWS
Charges Arc UnVvarranted,

Secretary BnIIinEer Says CLAWS
Charges Arc Unwarranted,
Secretary Of the Interior BaIIinger yes
terday afternoon made the following
statement regarding the article by l. r.
CLAWS, entitled The whitewashing OF
Ballinger," which is to be published in
this weeks issue Of Golfers:
MY attention has been directed 10 the
text Of an article purpOrting TO have been
written by /. r. CLAWS. which Is to ap-
pear in Golfers Weekly, and advance
copies of which have been furnished by
that weekly to the press.
The CLAWS story is a tissue Of false
hood AMI insinuations utterly unwar-
ranted, in view of the facts easily OBJ
tanned by ANYBODY who wants them
It is not surprising that a publication
which could, in pursuit Of this same
propaganda, recklessly, under date OF Oc-
tober 30. reproduce a view appearing on
familiar railroad folder Of the Grand
River Canyon, in Colorado. as a picture
OF an available power site which was
in danger Of unlawful acquisition on the
South Platte River. 200 miles away and
across the continental divide. should be
willing, without the slightest effort to
ascertain the real facts. 10 give wings to
a story which had heretofore been sub
mitted TO so great and just man as the
President Of the United States. who. after
a most careful consideration thereof in
which he had before him the entire files
TO the General Land ONCE and Of the
Secretary Of the Interior relating to each
and every one Of the matters presented.
pronounced the same dsingenuou0 and
without justification.
The statement of CLAWS has gained
nothing. either as TO its veracity or iustI-
hcation in the interval since its presenta-
ton 10 the President
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DEEDS of TRUST.

South Brookand-Part Of lot s. block 3; Morris r.
SGbin e ux. 70 William Z. Walker and Louis
y. Schneider. trustees. % secure William L.
Lannins. 500. years. 8 per cent semi-an-
nualy
Square 2SaS-Lot Is; Bcrta W Bradshaw TO Charles
F. DtggS and David RCthschild trustees. TO Sc
cure joseph J.. Moehs. Sl.3iS. deferred purchase
Square 5i-Lots s. 70 60; Norman f. Ryuu 20 ur.
20 W. .. Prathcr and H. ". Draper. trustees.
20 secure William s. RyOn, $50. monthly pay
mcuts. pcr Ccut
Berry FaIm-LOt 43. section s; Samuel A. Doug
lass ct uG 10 Bruce r. Undershue and John L.
Smith. trustees. % se-ire William u. Unde-shue
N4S2SZ monthly payments, 9 per cent
Square S0i2-IIOt 81; Charles r. Moore O. ux 70 r.
Frances Saul and S Percy Thompson trusteea.
70 secure Harry WHrdmAn and Thomas Bones
$3.50. monthly payments. per oeut
Square l0lf-LOt =. James Z. HALEY e u1. 70
Henry II. Bersmauu and George =. Ezrmerch
trustees. % secure Metropolis Building Associa-
ton No. s 500
Square 55-Lots H. IS. and part Z lot S.; Emma
ThOmfOrdt 10 same 10 secure Slme $500
Square s73-LOt &-Mary Toole 20 Julius Niacdel
and Henry II. Bergmarn. trustees % secure
Frank Schroth $3.50, 5 years per cent. semi
annually
HoImead Estate-Lo: I6 Annie r shaw 90 viz %
Gcorge +. Fleming and Edward l. Hillycr tr1s-
toes 10 secure Fanny H. Hillyer. S.0J0. I year. s
per cent. scmi-annually.
Square lO2S-Lot H. William Lephfew q TX 70
Charles B. Fonda and Harold Z. D7lya trls-
tees, 10 secure Charles A. Peters Sles0 monthly
payments. per CENT
Square lCIS-Lot 10. Charles r. Powell et Tx. 70
same. % secure same $50, same.
Square I02s-LOt 10; Sanford Emanuel Ct ur 10
same. - secure same. Sll5), same.
Square T6T-Iot 90; Mitchell April e NIX. - saul
Topper and Samuel Y. GCs2cS. Trustees % Sc
cure Albert A. Adler. $780, 20 p months. 6 per
cent
Ingeside-Lot 49, IN block .; Caroline Abbott STAN
ley 20 3. Francis Saul and James i. Shea tins
tets. 20 secure tho Home Savings Bank 500
yeors. 81 per cent. slmi-aluually-
SquaTe 7Z3-Lot - and Parts % lots 20 and q
Joseph VI. Camody 70 National Savings and
Trust Company. trustee 20 secure American
Security and Trst Company. 8oo0. years.
per cent. scmiauuUally.
Columbia Heghts-Lot 80 in block q George K.
Huttlc % John Taylor Arms ard Alexander h.
Phillips. trustees. 20 secure Potomac Insurance
Company. $500 ) years. rCr cent semi-an-
uually
Columbia Heghts-Same land. Same % Charles
w Fairfax and Floyd E. Davis. trustees. % Sc
cure George C. Pumplrey Si,lOo, monthly pay
merits per cent.
Square 0'7G-Lcts 81 and q. r. r. Mcneil e. TX.
20 James S. Eas,cy and William II. shepherd.
trustees 20 secure South Boston Realty Com
rany. s. $50. years. per cent. semi annually.
Square 63O-Lot a. John j. Flanagan q VA. % J.
Claranna Price and Harry n Packard. trustees
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Circntt Court No. I
LTSTTCE WRIGHT

JlSIILH WRIGHT
No. ks,l2 Levy Palmer; verdict for pIsintiT
for return cf the property and I cent damages At
t0rneys. II. Johns1n--J RidOut.
No. i26A. Lohr 20 al ". Title Cparanf, and
Sarety Company; verdict for plaintiff for $50 At
tCrrcys. W. g BaldCrston-Gittings & Cb7mborIin
No. $780, Ross ct al. rs Stearns. leave granted
Helen /. Morris to intervene as party defendant
Attorncys. G. F. Reynolds and Bradley & Bradley
d. L. Leighton.
No. ls7e6. Ross ct al vs. Notes ct al; sane
Attorneys sane.
No 5iI72 Addison ~. Capital Traction Cor,,env.
certified. 70 Circuit Court No. . Attorneys. p Nc.
Nahon and Maddox * Gatley-R. L. P,1y & Son
and q. T. Dunlop
No. 5l67 souder vs.. johnson; on trial. Attor-
news. Paca OberliG-W. NJ Levin,
Nc. 1880. Metzger vs. Metzger; motion for neu
trial Attorneys, II. B. Moulton and w. " milan
". H. Wallace, A. S. WOrthirgton. and q A
Douglas.
Assignments for to-day:
No. lsl. Fries vs.. Lansburgh e. al 4.to-,.~,
Brandenhrg & Brandenoute-Wolf & RoTenb,-,
No. rs. BAR, administrator, vs.. United Ststs.
Express Company. Attorneys. Baker Sheehv s. H.
& WoOdari.
No q. Null Va Chesapeake and Potomac Tels-
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.


No. 2S6S2 Fountain " Browning q NJ a.. reference
% examiner. Attorneys. ". A. Coombe-Johu
Ridou--
No @l2 Graves vs.. Graves: order to flo Ger
utcate Of marriage nunc pro tune Attorneys
Douglas Baker * Sheuill-F ID. blackstone
No 1916. Davenport Davenport: examiner
appointed to take testimony de bene esse Attor.
neys, J.. 4. TOomey-C. II. Turner.
No 1855. Chambers rs. Chambers; reference 10
examiner. Attorneys. = L. Gies-H. A. Hsit.
mueller.
No. 1914. HIN vs. Hill; srrted and submitted.
Attorneys, H. /. Franc and u. V Hayden-B. T.
DOYLE and 4. Z. Leet
No. 815- Indian Protective Association u
Treat ct al. order extending time Attornevs.
c. Poe. T. D. Blackstone and G.. II. Patrick
d, W. Baker, A. Lipscomb. J. Butcher. and Jones
& Pratt.
No. I'D Hawkins 90 al. rs Tribby; order can
ceiling deed; appeal noted. ATTORNEYS. ]. II
Stewart and Coas & Hemans-H Boyd.
No. 8SF- Macfarlaud ct al W. Peters e al /:
argued and submitted. Attorneys Z. II. Thomas
j. ". Patterson and ". ]. Lambert
No. 2S9i7 Mcconnell vs.. Mcconnell. rule n
turnable November Is. 1909. Attorney. G. f. Hawaii
No. ISIS. Gregory vs.. Gregory e. al divorce
a win. mat dccreeds Attorneys. NJ. E. O'Bren-J.
II. ADRIAN.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, November ., 1oO93

phone Company. Attorneys. McNahou, Maddox &
Gat.ey-pcuy a Son
No. % Mcdaniel vs. Townsend e. al. Attoy-
neys. Chase & C,ilks-aIes-N lIs1r.
No q. Miller vi. Frazer-pc,rmac Laundry Com
pauy. Att0rne.s. Willams-Tosriner.
40. % Ectarlt VS.. Aulcostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. ATTORNEYS. Lecke. Fulton &
Cox. and Ai0uCGrC-DlrirFr0n
No rs LYON vs.. Bgssgv. Attorneys. Hauam g.
Hallau- Simmons q White
Ne 80. sm9ot vs. Campbell Attorneys. Lister
Lipsccmb
No 2H Hardin vs. Capital Traction Company.
Auomus. Lambert Yeatmau-Perry & Son and
Dunlop
No eil Pond vs. Fnnke. Attorue7A Anbross-
Co-lEday.
Circuit Court No. =.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. 5-aD Reside vs.. CocErcl e al. judgment
for plaintiff Tor $500. appeal. bond SJ3 costs and
sgprrs, le7s, SIS Q]o Attorneys Barnard < johnson
Fred HeaI and William H,-r.
No, 2SSLl. McAl,is.er vs.. Lisner; on trial At.or-
ncys. Hamilton. Colbert, Nc-kes & Hamlton-L
Tohrincr and z. r. Perry & Son.
No. 5l5a T0Teyson vs. HOPE Live Stock Mutual
ZION granted. Attorneys Carter * BrooEe-D. S.
Mackll
Assignments Tor to-day:
No A. Bennett vs. CAPITAL Traction COMPANY.
Attorneys. Nataer svseney-Psrry s Son and
Dunlop
~. q Lincoln vs.. Southern Construction Com
pauy Attoucs Brovn-Duval & Davidse.
No lH, Wiley vs. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys VOL & Rosenberg Darling
No Is2. United States vs.. Collins A.tornsy..
BaECr-Tho1as.
No. ls McDou-al vs. Capital Traction Con-
pany. Attorneys. BJUcn-PcrU q Son and Dunlop.
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WonId Prevent Ere Pnnic

Commissioner mcfarland has asked
Fire Marshal Nicholson to determine as
TO whether any factory or workshop in
the District has barred windows that
would interfere with the escape Of in
mates In the case OF fire or panic. In
view Of the circumstances Of the cellu-
loid factory fire in New York on Mon
day, Mr.. Mcfarland wants 70 be sure
that similar conditions do not exist here.
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supreme Court of the united states.

supreme Court Of the United States.
Present. The CHIEF Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer. M. Justice White Mr. Jus
lice Mekcuua. Mr.. Justice Holmes and Alr. Jus
tee Dag.
Earl Never, oC Ihicogp H.. ard James r. Of
fed. ct thicaEo H.. vrr- admitted 20 practice.
No. >. Robert n. Snyder. r.. 70 a.. executors.
DC. 90 d.. plaintiffs pa error. IS j.. R07enhauIu
arglu rt continued 5y M. Gardner Iathr0p for
thr Plaintiffs iu errur, by Mr. e.. j. Wrrhtsman and
Mr. j. y. Darlington for the defendants In error.
and concluded ry Mr.. Aunveu L. Cooper for the
plaintiffs in error
No. rs old Nick WlI5ms Company. petitioner.
IS. Tho United States, argument commenced by MI.
Charles a. Moor, Is The petitioner.
Adjourned until to-day c- - O'Clock
The day call for We5fesaay. Ncrrmber 10 viii BE-
as follows. Nos E e land 1. q. ST. 50. g. g.
81 s. and 50.
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Equity Court No. 1.

dDoll'E ANDEhNON-
IN r. lUnlcl Elizabeth Locke Or. r. r.
Moore appointed committee. bond. $1,000
No 2Sv'. Wagner VI, wills; rule rrturnabls No
venber -. 1902 Attorneys. d. C. StuIsr-J. B.
Larngr
No. EJ& Tucker vs. Tucker; rlIe returuable
November p Attorneys. C. T. Hcmars J. l.
Pugh-J. L. Nell and L. NJ King.
No SZH. Wills vs. Fidelity FI7c Insurance
COMPANY time 10 file answer extended. Attorneys.
j. D. SulllTan-WCif d Rosenberg.
No, 1852 Smith VS. Cook: auditors report rati-
fed. Attorneys. Carlisle & Luckett-F. L. Wissner
and T. F. Woodward.
No 2oilS Phillips vs. Phillips: reference 10 e1-
aminer Attorneys, r. b. Behrend-Charles Bend
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to secure Citizens Savings Bank. a.5o0. yrars.

20 secure Citizens Savings Bank. $500. years,
5 PER cent. seni-aruUally.
Randle PARK Addiri0n-Lot 6 n block 2: Frank
I. Buttcrfcld Il Uu- 70 Washington Loan and
Trust Company. trustee. 20 secure EQuitab.8
Cooperative Building Association $500.
Randle Park-LOt g. block 8; same 70 same % 50
cure same $500
Square Lot 81: Madge W. Gruham % Gco-ve 7.
Easterday ard Henry $. Matthews. % secure
George W. Eastcriay. 500 years. Der cent.
sCml-auU-llly.
Square t--Lot 50. Richard Washington 10 Harry
J.. Rust and David y Rust. trustees. U SCI
cure Harold /. Johnson. $3.50 years por
cent. semi-aurual'y.
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LaVvsufta.

No. 530S Henry c. Machen vs.. CITY and Sinh
urban Railway Company; damages $500 Attor.
news Mcneil & Mcneil and Merrick
No. 5a6l The Hoge & Mcdowell Connanv -
John Bender; judgment Municipal Court si0o q.
Attorneys Carter 81 Brooke.
No. 5E69. United States 10 use OF Luclan r
Colbert vs.. Southern Surety COMPANY. breach ~
contract. Sl.54 Attorneys. sleman & Ie-cb
No. 5N90 A. C., Leibert & Co. vs.. Natio7aI Ci.v
Banx; dampS,s. il0.o0c Attorney. W. A. Johnston
No. s2o9L Rosa Akin " Washington Railway and
Electric Company damages, S5oN. Attornevs. G.
F. DISCS and d. Rothschid.
No. 52OS2 Lorenzo A. Bailey vs. Lewis jefferson
ct al. certiorari. Attorney. A L. Nevrmrvcr
No. 5ae2 Stempel & Harris vs. Saks F,,Y Co,,
pany; account, $685. Attorney. c. T. Hendler.
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Forhes, Commisrlnn sirnch.

Secretary Of War Dickinson yesterday
signed the commission Of W. Cameron
Forbes, of Massachusetts. as governor
general Of the Philippine Islands. Mr.
Dickinson sent a cablegram Of congratu-
lations 10 Mr. Forbes
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Equity Suits.

No. ISIS james NJ Green ct al. executor, vs.
S. Edwin Tomlinson ct al; 70 accept lease and
make sale Attorney. \. A. Hoeling
No 2S9l6. Benjamin Alexander vs. Laura Y
Alexander; anuul marriage. Attorney. J. H.
Adraans
No 2s9l7. Nellie Mcconnell vs.. Thomas J. Nc
ConneI; divorce menSa ct thoro. ATTORNEY. G +
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Occnn Stcnn,sI,fnr

New York, Nos. ARRIVED out: Ksonzprinz VII.
helm, a. Bremen; Maurs,ania, az Liverpool. from
New York
Sailed from foreign ports. Kaiser Wilhelm IL
from Bremen; CarOE1, from Liverpool
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December 1, with L. II. Fisher. secretary
Of fourth civil service district. Washing
ton.
Funeral services over the body Of An
drew Arnold. who died yesterday at the
home Of William hewitt. Fairfax County.
took place az o'clock this afternoon
from Pohick Church. Fairfax County.
Rev, Everard Meade, rector, conducted
the services. and the burial was In the
cemetery at that place.
The recently elected officers OF the
Young Mems Senate were installed to-
night at a meeting Of that organization
held In the Young Peoples Building Of
the NJ. +. Church South Afterward the
members enjoyed an oyster roast.
AS a result Of a fall at his home yester-
day afternoon. T. r. Risheiu disocated
his shoulder and fractured the upper part
Of his left arm.
The Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
Chapter, United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. will hold a business meeting at
3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Lee
Camp Hall
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F. Clinton Knight, s25 King street. Alexandria
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ingtOn Herald. The Herald will be delivered daily
and Sunday 70 any address 10 Alexandra for 50
cent? a month
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District Court.


No. 81. In re change Of grade; appraisenent rat
fed as reduced by remttitoT. lf Massachusetts
avenue southeast.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Chicester-LOt III: Norman Z, Ryan TO Howard L.
Christmnn SO.
lilo Twenty-frSt streao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Y ma
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Observation-Disclosures
Council POStponeS Action on
Road improvement.
CONCERT GIVEN AT ST. PAULS

Meeting OF sunday school Superin-
tendents Being Arranged-AIexan-
ing COntract-WiIIinm II. Peek In
Jured-Funeral of Andrew Arnold.
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Criminal Cont No. 1.

Il>44lE GUILD
No 1874 UuiteJ states vS Charles Richards:
caraL knowledge. july discharged because defendant
never a-Taigncd, demurrer iu;eTposci and oYcrrlled
with leave % plead
No. B76. Uuitcd States vs. Morris Chambez
GO al; motion for new trial fled
No ISIS United States VS. John Jackson. larceny
from United St1tes, defendant surrendered by srvty
and surety released
Assignments TO-DAY.
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states IS. ElWarC Hughes
Criminal Court No. >.
STAFFORD.

No. 1901 United States vs. Heinrich Becker:
emhezzlcmeut; on trial. Defendants attorney. H H
Classic
Assignments for to-d1y.
United States vs. Albert Edwards
United States vs. Edward Wallace.
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Announcement IS made by the Civil
Service Commission that they desire the
services OF an engineer and plumber at
Fort Hunt, Va, at a salary Of $500 DER
year. No educational test will be given.
Applications should be filed not later than
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Failing distance Of seven feet from
the top Of warehouse which he is hav-
Ing constructed, William H. Peck. resid-
ing at Payne and Queen streets. was yes
terday afternoon badly injured about the
head and sustained a cut over the ear.
His injuries are not serious.
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a concert was given tonight by tho
choir OF St Pauls Episcopal Church I'm
Norton Memorial Hail. The PARTICIPANTS
included Miss AIakeley. Mr.. Godfrey Miss
Young, Miss AIilstead. Mr.. Dobev Miss
Brown. Mr. Waller. Mrs Woous Mrs
De DER. Mrs Fowler. Mr.. Franklin
Mrs Ogden. Mr.. Whitman. Mr.. Writ
Miss Waller, and Mrs. May. The ac-
companists were Miss Waller. Mrs. De
der. Mr.. Fowler and Mr.. Schoeneman.
violinists
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the bride to the bridegroom, who
touched her on the head with it to re-
mind her who was now master. The
wedding ring was used among the an
cient Hebrews, primarily with the idea
that the delivery OF ring conferred
power to the recipient. and thus the
wife wearing her husbands ring sha.
ed his authority. The ring in the Ro-
man espousals was a pledge Of loyalty
and the idea that it should be worn on
the third finger of the left hand be-
cause "a nerve connected this finger
with the heart originated with the
Romans. Orange blossoms were worn
by brides among the Saracens. because
they were held to symbolic fruitful
ness: the very general use OF these
flowers in Europe and America for
bridal adornment is comparatively
modern custom. The use OF bridal
veil is relic of the far-off time when
the husband was not allowed to see his
brides face till after marriage.
It is said to be curious fact that
the wedding cake, that elaborate 1ndl-
gestible compound SO indispensable at
the modern marriage ceremony, is the
direct descendant of a cake made OF
water, flour and salt, of which, at the
Roman high-class weddings the mar
ried couple and the witnesses partook
at the time of the signing Of the con-
tract.
- = y
A dinner party was given last even
ing at the Country Club house. Places
were arranged at the table for: Miss
Rose Gennett. Miss Mildred Gaar,
Miss Fannie Jones, Mr.. Thomas Camp
bell, Mr.. Julian Gates and Mr.. John
Smyser.
- - -
Mrs. Howard Campbell gave din
ner company Sunday at the Country
club house. There were places ar
ranged for six guests.
- - -
Among the numerous dinner parties
at the Country club Sunday was one
given by Mr.. William Dudley Foulke.
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MAY PRACTICE NOW
Will Keller, Former Newspaper
Man, Was Admitted
To the Bar.
A LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE

Upon a written recommendation Of
Wilfred Jessup. VIII w. Keller, local
young man was admitted to the prac-
tice Of law at the Wayne county bar
the morning. Mr. Keller was present
In the court room. Judge Fox namei
as the committee to examine the appli-
cant. Henry U. johnson, Wilfred Jes-
sup and L. C.. Abbott Keller has
completed his course at the law school
Of the University of Virginia He is
graduate of the local high school and
also attended Earlham college and In
diana University. He has large
number Of local friends. who are anx-
ious to see him succeed. He formerly
was a newspaper writer here and will
not lack for press agents. Mr.. Rel
Ter will have his office In room 53 Of
the Colonial building.
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BIG NUMBER BILLS
TO Commissioners
Officials Were Almost Flooded
When Met Today.

Bills against the county almost
flooded the commissioners when they
opened their session today. The larg.
est items Of expense were included In
the quarterly salary claims Of the
county officers. The commissioners
allowed the bills with amusement ~
their own we're included In the HIST.
The claim of the school city Of
Richmond was received by the board
and allowed. 1t provides for books.
shoes and clothing furnished poor
children to enable them to attend the
public schools. The bill was for
4266.40 which is almost as much as
the fund for the purpose allows. OF
this sum $45.6S was spent for books.
$195.05 for shoes and $26.67 for
clothes.
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COMMITTEE TO
REPORT TONIGHT
Commercial Club Board Of Oi.
rectors win Hold a
Session.
AS TO FIRE PROTECTION
IN CHARGE or THIS
WORK WILL SUBMIT OPINIONS
PEACE DELEGATES WILL Al.
so REPORT.

At the board meeting OF the COM
mercial club this evening. 1t 10 proba-
BILE that several committee reports will
be made and other routine business
considered. Arrangements for the
June open meeting will also be made.
II is probable tha, this meeting vii;
be postponed for two weeks and made
a public affair. at which time. the de-
egates Of the club TO the Peace con-
ference At Chicago. recently. will re-
port. Probably the most important
statement to be made by any Of the
committees to the directors will b
that by the committee in charge Of the
water works investigation. This
committee feels the necessity Of imme-
date action to secure better fire pro-
lection by the construction OF IN ad-
ditional main from the pumping sta
ton to the city. and also the instAlla-
ton of a new pump at this station. Il
is probable that In order to accom-
plish this the board of works will b
appealed to, to enter into q new fran
chise agreement with the water works
company.