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The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
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WILL LEAVE CITY TODAY.
President Going to Kentucky to Par.
fIcipate in Lincoln Celebration.

AEEsAACMA ~ X
fIcipate in Lincoln Celebration.
The President viii leave by special train
ct noon to-day en- route to Hodgenviue,
KY. 10 participate in the exercises IN
commemoration Of the one hundredth an
niversary Of the birth OF Abraham Lin
coin. He viii arrive AZ HodgenvIIle about
noon Tomorrow. and after the exercises
at the Lincoln farm viii return directly
TO Washington. reaching here abcut s
o'clock Saturday.
The party VIII consist Of the President
Mrs. Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt, Secretary
Ls5eb, Surgeon General RIxey, Capt A. x.
Butt, Mr. Netherland, Of the executive Of
fee, and o. 7. Boyd
The programme at the farm viii consist
Of Introductory remarks by Gov. Felix.
president OF the Lincoln Farm Associa-
ton, laying the corner stone and dedica-
ton OF the farm. addresses by the Presi-
dent. Gov. Wilson. Of Kent.-kr. Gen
James G Wilson. and the Secretary of
War. and viii close with a benediction
by Bishop Galloway Of the NJ. E. Church
South.
On the return the President viii make a
brief stop fourteen miles east OF Louis
vile al the site OF the new colored school
connected with Berea College.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

At Carroll Institute Hall last night the
ladies auxiliary Of the Ancient Order q Hibe-nizns
PLAYED suchre and enjoyed 4 musical programme
and entertainment he treasury vas enriched b
nearly sloc.
The centenary OF Lincoln's birth viii be
celeb=stsd BY the Deanwood Citizens Association
in Zion BsPtst Churcn Desnxood to-morrox
nisht. Rev. c. 81. Str0ther. pastor. VII BE- one q
several speakers
William F. Downey. chairman OF the
finance onnitsee Of the Michael DeaTitt branch Of
the United Irish League said Yesterday the sub
s1psion list VII soon close and the funds collected
forwarded 70 the Leagues headquarters N Ireland
Edward O. Graves. former superin-
te1dent Of the Bureau a Engraving and Printing.
Who recently died IL Seattle Wash. Eiu be buried
in GrsEessiIle HeEkimcr County y Y Nh
Graves bad been resident Il this city for twenty
years
At Luther Memorial Peace Church.
Thomas circle. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. the
Spanish War Veterans vii observe the eleventh az
niEersary Of the destruction Of the battle ship Maine
IN Havana Harbor. Department Commando RsuSch
has Invited al the patriotic societies IN Washington
10 sssss=sd
Justice Anderson, in Criminal Court
No 9 yesterday sentanced Frank Haukins ueers
TO thres years IN the penitcDtiaTy at MoundsTiIs
Hawkins was convicted Ct stabbing Luther John
son, necessitSting operation IN which several
stitches we're taken IN the herr
Robert c. Keiner. engaged in the retail
Wallpaper and paperhanging business al sis Ninth
street northwest yesterday fled petition IN voluo-
taTy bankrsptcy placing his liabilities st 81 lsss
and his assets at SSs5S. The petitioner IS repre-
ssnted b. Attorneys Roach & Watkins.
John Callahan returned Monday from
Old Point, where ne had been for two weeks for
the benefit o. his health. Mr. Callahan IS general
manager q the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company He left for Old Poius and Neepoft
News again last DiSht. q return on bis new
steamer Southland. which viii srrve here early the
coming week.
The funerals OF Mrs Julia Barrett. Of
81 Massachusetts avenue and hsr ersndsoa. Law
renee Besns. took placs a. the sane tine yes-er-
day from 81. Joseph's Church. Mrs. Barrett died
Sunday FROM psTzlytic stroke and aIr Keslzs died
the following day at Providence Hospital from
typhoid fever. The bodies were inferred IN the
family lut az Mouut Osivet Cemetery
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FREDERICKSBURG WINNER.
Down corcoran Five in Hard-fough
-~---. -

Down corcoran Five in Hsrd-fousht
Contest by II 80 10.
speeisl 10 Ths Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va, Feb I0-The Fred
erieksbarg basketball team defeated the
Corcoran Cadet five. OF Washington. here
tonight IN one OF the fastest and closest
games ever seen on the local floor By Il
10 g.
For forty minutes the two teams bat
tied with neither ever holding a marked
advantage. and It was not until the last
moments Of the contest thar the locals
squeezed out a victory by one lone point.
Never since the awakening OF the sport
here has as fast and well played an exhi-
bition been Witnessed, and it was only
after a struggle filed with thrills and the
keenest OF competition that the locals
were accorded an excellent victory
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

New York. Feb. 1o.-An the seating and
standing room available was taken Up
a McGraw's billiard room. when Alfred
De Orc and H B. Lean played the first
block Of points in their I58-point match
for the three-eushiOn championship and
E25o side. De Orc came out ahead in
the first DAYS play. the score being g
10 81. but Lean said he wasn't at al
discouraged. and expected 10 catch the
champion before the match was over. De
0ro's high run was Eve and Leans three.
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ELOPES at MIDNIGHT.

Suffolk, Va. Feb. 10-Having engaged
herself 10 wed John Reed at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, the license already having
been issued. Miss Mamie Edwards daugh-
ter OF Chappis Edwards, OF Isle Of Wight
County, about L O'Clock last night eloped
with Thomas Harris, OF the same county.
They caught an early morning train at
Windsor.
After a train trip on two roads, with a
long cross-country drive On either end.
the couple were married to-day at Gates
vile. n c.. thirty miles south OF Suffolk.
The bride says she found she loved Harris
better.
Some month sage Harris was handed
the same package" by Miss May Atkins
who married another man after the nup-
tial permit was issued for her wedding
to Harris. Harris stiIl retains the license
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
NAME RACING DATES.
Thirteen Southern Fairs Provide for
sport In Autumn.

Thirteen Southern Fairs Provide for
sport In Autumn.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va Feb 10-JM 3. Lewis.
president Of the Lynehburg Fair Associa-
ton, returned home to-day from an all
night meeting in Greensboro, n, c, where
representatives Of thirteen Southern fairs
arranged the Virginia, Carolinas, and
Georgia circuit for 1909
In addition to this. the following stake
races were provided for: 2:1s pace, 2:22
pace. 2.22 trot, and 2:1S trot. each associa-
ton to determine the purse.
The circuit dates are as follows:
cslaz. va-AGgast si-september }
farewell. Es.-Septen5er 10.
RadfoTd. Va--Sepsenber ALI
Roanoke Fa--September 2I-s.
Lyuchbu7E. Va--Septazber 2sOctober !
Richmond, Va, and Winst0n-Sslem. y. CO
tobcr As
Charlotte. y C.-October ~
Columbia, :. C.-NoTember 25
Augusta. Gs--SoTsznbeT 9-lZ
Spurtnburg 5. C.-NOssmbeT 1913.
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Boston Man Must serve -Four Years
In Georgia Prison.

Valdostz, Ca, Feb. I0,-For marrying
0ora Simrls. the nineteen-year-old daasil-
TOR Of Judge Simu1s. OF this place. when
be had q wife living IL Massachusetts,,
William D. Robinson. formerly OF Boston.
was to-day found guilty OF bigamy and
sentenced 70 serve four years in the
Georgia penitentiaTy
Mrs. Robinson No. /. who came here
from Boston to testify against her hus-
band was in court when the verdict was
rendered, and testified her approval By
clappiEg her hands Her young son. how
ever, who had also testified against his
father. burst into tears. Wife No was
not In court, but she sent word she would
be loyal and wait till Robinson had
served his time
Robinson made a statement to the effect
that when he married Miss Simms he
thought the Boston wife was dead.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
WANT GAELIC INCLUDED.
United Irish League Votes to Revive
Language IN University.

Dublin, Feb. l0.-The proceedings OF
the national convention OF the United
Irish League continue 10 be lively. To-
day. John Plus Boiand. Nationalist
member OF Parliament for the south
division OF County Kerry. moved that
the convention approve the inclusion Of
the Irish language among the compul-
sorry subjects for matTiculation II the
projected National University Of Dub
lin, remar1ing that famous writer
had said that the last tragedy OF a ma
ton was the loss % its language.
John Dillon, Nationalist member OF
Parliament for East Mayo, said the
question was one that must be settled
by fair argument and not by rhetoric
or abuse. he opposed the discussion.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
WOMAN SLEUTH FOR ATLANTA
Pretty widow Is Appointed to Catch
Female Burglars.

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. 10.-Hereafter a wo-
man sleuth viii be one OF the features
OF the detective department OF Atlanta
Tho police commission to-day elected Mrs.
Hattie Barnett a member Of the detcc-
tive force, and she will begin her duties
at once Mrs. Barnett Is pretty widow,
about thirty years old. and has hecu sue
cessfUliy doing detective work for some
time.
The commission was moved TO elect
Mrs BarHett because II is believed that
many OF the numerous ro5beries in At
lanta are fhe work Of women. and il IS
thought a female sieBth might be more
successful IN these cases than male de-
tectfves
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WASHINGTON HERAr.p BUREAu.

- ~~-~-~~@-eC 8NAALAlf
sc King Street.
Alexandria. Va. Feb. 1o-Nfiss Louise
Cox. thirty-two years old, was drowned
this morning by falling into Accotink
Run, Accotink. Fairfax County. Va Miss
Cox. in crossing a small footbridge about
quarter OF a mile from the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. Frank hewitt Il Is
supposed, lost her balance, and fell into
about six feet OF water. 1t was late this
afternoon when the body was found. Miss
Cox vas q native OF Charles County. Nd.
and was well known in Fairfax County.
where she had resided with her sister for
several years past No arrangements
have yet been made for the funeral
Following its annual custom, Alexandria
Washington Lodge Of Masons viii hold a
banquet February 2 az the Young Peo-
pies Building Of the n z. Church South.
This will be the only observance on the
3d IN this city. r ". Fuller. master
Of the lodge. viii serve as POSTMASTER.
TOaSJs viii be responded to by Represen-
tativeS Johnson. OF Alabama, Miller, OF
Kansas. and Senator Owens. Of Okla
homa-
A large section OF the United States
Marine Band vas the principal attraction
st the Masonic bazaar at Armory Hall
last night
The forty-hfth anniversary Of the Or
ganization OF the Knights Of Pythiss in
this country viii be celebrated by ORR
entail Castle. this city. with services Feb
ruary p next at Trinity NJ z. Church,
when a special sermon viii be preached
by Rev. ". " Van Arsdale. pastor Of the
church.
Funeral services over the body OF Mrs.
Isabella F Bartlett were held at o'clock
this afternoon at the residence OF her
son. John T. Bartlett. lg7 North Payne
street. Rev. G. /. Humphreys and Rev.
z V. Register oflciated.
At the annual meeting Of the stockhoid-
ers Of the Capital City Telephone Com
pany held IN this city to-day the follow
ing officers were reelected for the year:
J. \. Thomas, president. Pittston. Pa:
Charles West. secretary and treasurer.
Allentown. Pa. All Of the old directors
were reelected.
Miss Caroline Taylor. daughter OF Cor
nelius and Susie Taylor. died this morn
ing at her home. lie South Fsyette street
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DRISCOLL OUTPOINTS CROSS.
EBgIishman Clearly OutcIassed the
New Yorker

New York, Feb. 10-Jem DriseoT. the
champion fsatherweight OF England. cas-
Hy outpointed Leach Cross. the East Side
lightweight. in an interesting I0-round
bout at the FairmOnt Athletic Club to
night DriscoIl gave more than ten
pounds in weight TO Cross. who was sim
ply outciassed.
From the outset Cross adopted rushing
tactics, trying TO land a knockout blow
with his right hand, but DriscolFs de-
fensive tactics made Cross efforts appear
ridiculous In attack and defense DriscoiI
gave wonderful exhibition. He showed
he was 2 master IN al departments Of
the game OF hsticuffs. and as the battle
progressed the big crowd cheered him 10
the echo. Cross did not land a single
effective blow in the entire min. while
Driscoll scored the points almost at viii.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

Preliminary to = debafs with Notre Dame Gel
legs. which VII Be he'd II Arri.. thirteen stu
dents Of Georgetown Law school ne. last night and
discussed the question Of Guaranteed bauk de-
posts Although Georgetown VII take the affirm
atiFs side both sdes q the question were dis
clssed. ard the judges. Rev. J. A. FerrelI. n. j.
Colbert. and J. ]. Hamilton. decided that C. A.
Gxirn, E J. Wilmer. J. A. Srrith T. F. O. Ward.
J. Crosby. ard J. spIlsr Presented the strongest
ARMENIA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

Entries are already coming in FOR the
second annual cross-country run OF the
Bloomingdaie Athletic Club. several hay
ing been received from the National
Guard. Technical. Business. and Central
High Schools. and the Advent Athletic
Glib. The best and most pleasing entry
received thus far came in yesterday
morning from the crack Fifth Regiment
team OF Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
SERVICES AT TEMPLE.

Rev. Dr. John Van Sehafck. Jr-, VIII
Preach on "LfncOln's Religion"
Lincoln's Birthday will be observed with
special services and prayers by the Wash
ingtcn Hebrew Congregation at the eighth
Street Temple tomorrow night at 7:S
o'clock. Appropriate music viii be given.
Rabbi Simon viii conduct the services,
snd the principal address viii be dellv-
cred by the Rev DR.. John Van Schaick,
IT.. pastor Of the Church Of Our Father
His topic viii be The religion Of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
ARMY POST ABANDONED.
Passing OF Fort Clarke on Texas
Frontier Ia Ordered.

Fort Clarke. Tex, Feb. D.-The War
Department has issued orders for the
abandonment Of this army post. The six
troops Of the Third Cavalry. now sta
toned here. are TO be transferred 70
Fort sam Houston This is also regi-
mental headquarters Of the Third Cav
airy. This post vas established shortly
after the Mexican war, and is one OF the
few remaining frontier posts Of Texas.
The abandonment Of Fort Clarke will
leave the territory between Fort sam
Houston and Fort Bliss, a distance Of
600 miles. without q military post.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
MISS LOUISE C6X DROWNED
Supposed that She Lost Balance
and Fell OF Bridge.
Forty-Gfth Anniversary of knights
of Pythias to BE Celebrated.
News Of Alexandria.

Alersndris News Agsz1. sn King street. Alex
sndrsz. Va, authorized agents and czzies for
The Washington Herald. The Herald vii be d.
Hss-ed daily ard Sunday to any address II Alex
aDd-ia for 50 exits . m0nth.
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snottsylvania GirI 4Neds-

spottsylvania. Va. Feb. 1a.-Miss Es-
tslle Nay Lewis. Of spottsylvania County,
and Henry n Mayrick. Of Maryland,
we're married in Baltimore on Monday
last, b. Rev. ST. Jchn Littletou.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

To bis already long list n ssrcus makes q -ifss
President Roosevelt yesterday added Manuiichsr.
which was presented 20 han b. Gen. Crozisr. On
behsH Of AZ admirer- The President Is hssAlv
pleased With the SIN. which be VII 1ss Il ARA
n bis limiting e1psdltio1.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
GERMANS HAIL KING
Edward Delights People on
Visit to Town Hall.
sPLENDOR At STATE BALL
Jewels, Gold Lace, and AuIti-cOIOred
Uniforms Flash at Brilliant Fune-
tiOn-PIRin Dress Of American Am
basSadOr Conspicuous in the Ar
ray-ThOuSand Guests Attend.

Berlin. Feb. 1O.-Nothing in King Ed
wards visit has pleased or is likely TO
please the mass OF Berllners so much
as his visit TO the Town Hall No other
sovereign has ever recognized the i'm
p0rtance OF the citizens in this manner.
and the significant precedent established
to-day is regarded with the keenest ap-
probation.
Following King Edwards own example.
when the Kaiser was London's guest at
the Guild Hall, the Emperor did not ac-
company the King to the Rasthaus. so
that the municipality might give It's IN
divided attention to its DISTINGUISHED
guest Yet that the occasion should not
lack imperial prestige, Chancellor Won
Buelow. Foreign Minister Won Sheen. and
number OF other high officials were
present
DiEniaed and Cordial.
The ceremony within the Rasthaus. al
though comp -qtiTely brief. was dlgnifed
and cordial ning Edwards bonhommie.
aided by his familiarity with the German
language and etiquette. quickly establish
ed in his hosts an impression OF his
friendly interest in their civil entity. The
crowds in the streets showed their ap-
proval Of his majesty's visit in the heart
lest manner II cannot be doubted that
the incident places the stamp OF popular
success on the whole visit.
The state BAH AZ the palace this even
ing was carried out with all the splendor
for which such functions al the Prussian
court are famous There were nearly q
thousand guests, including practically
everybody eminent in German aristo-
cratic and official life. The ballroom
flashed with jewels. gold lace. and multi
colored uniforms. Dr.. Hill, the American
Ambassador, and two secretaries OF the
embassy. in plain evening dress. supplied
the only sOmbeT patch in the dazzling
arena
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

when you have lost OF found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
lngton Herald, and bill viii be sent yoa
at / cent word.
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ia .
District q Columbia. City q Washington. 80
], EDSON B. OI1S. Treasurer q t5s aboze-
named aa1k. do so!snnIy sTcsr that The above
sztsns7t Is tue, 70 the bsss Of ny knoEleags and
bclicL EDISON B OLDS,
Trszsz-s-.
SUBSCRIBED ard swo-a 70 befo-s re tbs Pa day
q February. 1888.
REGINALD RUTHERFORD.
NotzrJ Prbslc.
COzect-Attsst:
FRANK c. HENRI
J THILAIAN HENDRIC6
GEO X NcIANAHAN
EDWARD J STELLwAGES,
CHARLES JACOBSEN.
RUDOLPH KAUFMAN
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON.
B. z. SAUL
Diractorz-
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
Union Trust Company of the Dis
tTiet of Columbia.
At Washington, IN the District q Columbia st tie
close q business, February ). BGs
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
National Savings and Trust Co.,
A. Washington. IL the D1s-Tict Of Columbia ~ The
close q Business February 5 Ise
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BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Columbia National Bank Of Wash.
Ington


A. Washington, n he D-strict q Columbia * ia
close q business. February 5, lSs.
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Mrs. Frank H. shultz. Of the Rocham-
beau. has gone 10 Fort Monroe 10 visit
her brother, Capt. II. c. Merriam.
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District q Columbia city q Washington. q:
]. GEORGE howard. President q the above
nsued hank DO solen1ly that tks above state
neut is tue. 70 fhs best q ny kEoEleaEs and
belief GEORGE HOWARD Trszs.rsr.
Subscribed ard swo-n 70 before ne this Ssh 6sy Of
Febzz-y. 1919
CHARLES E sESSFoRD, Notary Pubic.
Co-1ect-Attest:
WILLIAM d. HOOVER,
E. FRANCIS RIGGS.
WOODBURY. BLAIR,
" V COZ
FRANK ". STONE,
z A. WILLARD.
JOHN Z. WEAVER,
sAML MADDOX
W Z EDAONSTON.
THOMAS r JONES
WALTER c CLEPHASE,
W r. eUICKSALL.
HENRY 4. WILLARD,
N + MORRIS,
HENRY ORTIZ
g THOMAS BROWN,
WI. H WALKER
VICTOR KAUFF1dANN.
Di7ecr0-z
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

Representative and Mrs. James p
Mann. CT Illinois. gave dinner last night
in honor Of the Vice President-eiect and
Mrs. Sherman in the palm room OF the
Shoreham Hotel. Covers were laid for
twenty
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert z. Anderson, OF =
street, announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Ida L. Anderson, TO Mr. Norris
W Overs
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r)is-ri-. q Cosuntis- city Of Washington. IS:
I HENRY Il FIATHER. CssAisV < tEs above
nzues bark % ss.eallly swear that che above
statement Is tue 70 ire bsss e ~ kno=lsdgz and
beI;ss HENRY h F1ATHER. Cashier.
Ss,ta--,hed and szo-n 10 before ms tbs loth Gag
- p-sl--,s-v 100 DAVID RTTTFNHOTSE
co--sc--Attsss. Notary Pablic
CHAS c. GLOVER,
JAMES i. JOHNSTON.
HOS HYDE.
R. Ross PERRY,
u. E ATLES,
h HURT
VIZ = FLATHER.
Direce1l.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

An important engagement IN FnlIadel-
phia society is that OF Miss Mary AsJor
Paul. daughter Of James V. Paul. and
Mr.. Charles A. Mum. o. Washington.
which has been confirmed by the family
Miss Paul IS q sister Of Mrs. Paul Drexel
Mills and Mr.. A J. Drexel Paul, whose
marriage TO Miss Julia Biddle occurred
early In the winter. She made her de-
bet last year, and has since then been
one OF the most entertained members OK
the younger set, but. being in mourning.
she has not attended any social affairs
this season
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11

John Cheape. OF Charlottesville. Va, 3
guest for the past week OF Mr. and Mrs
John E. Lzthrop. at Chevy Chase. se-
companied has father, J. Aiber: Cheape,
10 Baltimore yesterday, whence they
will depart for home this week.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-17
THE COOK
STOVE EXPLODED

For some unacountable reason
we neglected to mention in our
last issue the explosion of a
cook stove At Geo. Crosby's resi-
dence. The accident was caused
by the bursting of a steam pipe
that was connected from the
stove to the water reservoir.
The pipe froze up during the
night and in the morning after
Mr.. Crosby started the fire;
steam generated in the pipe and
having no other way to escape
proceeded to blow out the plug
at the fire box. The stove was
damaged beyond repair and is
now residing in the scrap pile.
Nobody was hurt and Mr.. Cros-
by says it was lucky that no one
was in the room at the time, as
the pieces flew in every dir
ection.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-17
DON'T BE AFRAID
TO NOTIFY US

During tht past several weeks
many of our subscribers residing
on Box Elder have entered COM
plants at this Office in regards
to receiving their papers. We
have looked into the matter and
find the fault lies outside this
office in most cases. We believe
the method of one rancher get
ting his and his neighbors mail
while in town, has something to
do with the trouble but Of course
this custom cannot be stopped.
We are very desirous to see that
our readers receive each and
every copy of the bird regularly
and would be glad to hear from
those who are not. We will be
glad to look into all complaints
and find out their cause, and if
you have one to make don't hest
tate to notify US.