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The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.


L. Il THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
AttumeS
" The SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding Disuict Court In r
The Extension q RittcuhCuSe street District
Court No Sn-N0tice Is hereby given that the
Couissoners q the District q Columbia pursuant
20 the provision q an act 0f Congress. approved
February * 1913 entitled An act 70 provide for
the extension q Rictenhouse street. II the Dis
tTict q Columbia. ard fer other purposes have
fled petition IN this court praying the C1ndeuna-
ton q the lard Necessary for the extension q
Rittsahuuse street on straight extension = The
lires thereof as now established or the highway
extension plan in the District q Columbia. from
is present terminus q Broad Branch road east
Earily to the Daniel TCsd. with a Uniform with
q uinety feet as shown on a pat Or map led
with the Said petition part thereof. and pray
inE also that iuy q FIVE 71dicioas. experienced.
disintercsted mcr who shall Dc freeholders within
the District Of Columbia not related 90 any
Dc7Son interested in these rT0cccdlnEs and not IN
the service OF employment q the DistrC- e Colum-
hiz OF q the United States. b. Summoned b. the
United States marshal fer the Distri- q Columbia
taken nay s1sfair hy TsaSCB # the Aforesaid e1-
tension f Rittenhcuse street. and the condernra-
tiou Il the land nccears Ter tie purposes Thereof
and 70 assess ss benefits Scsuisinr thercfrom the
entire amount d said demaCus. incuding tie ex-
pcnses r theSc TToceeiinEs. uUou the land on
each SIDE = sad street extended and also upon
any ard ali othcr lard Vhicn thc alry nay find
VIII be benefited b. the sid extension n TIE sad
street. as provided for in and by the aforcsaid
act Of CopETesS II Is. by the cusrt this 18th
day of MAY A. n. Io9 ordcred that an persons
having any interest IN these rrocecdinzs b.. ard
they are hereby. warned ard commanded % sITear
m this coGr5 or CT before The 18th DAY OF
JUNE. A D. 1872 % 70 O'Cock a. n AID cot-
tinue IN ATTENDANCE until the court shah have mass
rs final crlcT TsffyinS ard confirming the aTari
n damages aud the asseSSncnt 0f benefits of The
A7y 20 he impareled and sworn herein. and Z
Is further ordered that COPY cf this notice ard
order b published once IN the Washington Law
Reporter ard on six secular dsys in the Wasa-
incton Evening star. The Washington Herald ard
the Washington Posi-. newspapers r7sblishcd n
the said District before the said 18th day q June
4. n 1919. Il is further ordered that a COPS
q this notice and order be servai by the United
States marshal Cr his dCuIties ,.son uich oI tie
owners q The land u b. Condemned herein IS uaT
be found hy The sid marshal his 6eIgties vita
in the District cf Columbia and upon the tenants
and occupants cf the same before the said 18Th
aay q Iune A. d. 1893 By tie Conrs. TH0S r.
ANDERSON. Justice. a tIGe -copv-Test- fSeaIl
J r. YOUNG. Clerk. b T. Z. CUNNINGHAM,
Assistant Clerk. nyIs, ,I9 1a-2LG,a
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST


WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau.
GOLDENBERG' Information Bureau.
HECHT & CO. Cashiers 0fice-
FALAIS ROYAL Information BU-Uau
5 kANN. SONS & co. Information Bureau.
: Y. WAGNER. II and H SIS. nv
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 7th 81 aad r l.
ave and r s. uW.
J0HNsTON's PHARMACY. III \. J. sve- nv.
+. z. WELLER'S PHARMACY. So n St. nv.
ATKINSON-S PHARMACY. IIth ard e Is nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. ii and g SIS. nE.
kENESAW P3AkMACY, Mount Pieasart and
Irving sts- nv
McNULTT-S CIGAR STORE. $50 18th 81. Nv.
TAEL0ES PHARMACY. 9Th and P SIS Nv
DAVIS PHARMACY, eth ard 5 So
II A NENKE. 9Th ard X sts- nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY ISIS Il;h s. nv
T. l. LEATHERWOOD. I5l6 l1th s. nv
ST0TT & SNYDER, 18Th and T. SIS nv
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARI8CY coTneT y. Y
are. and North Capitol 81. HE.
DAY & cos PHARMACY. 9Th and SIS. nv
1a-NOLDS PHARMACY. 540I Iith s. nv
NORTHEAST.
JOHN F. BUTLER. sgl Stanton PLACE ne
G. L kRAUSE 9Th and X sts ne
1lcCHESNEY * JOACET1i. Il ard E SIS. ne.
IcCHESNET * JOACHIM sth and sts- ne.
g. J. GEIGEB'S PHARMACY corner 9Th and B
sta ne
@ '~- r FT-HR5IANN-s PHARMACY. sth
and z. capitol sts- ne.
BLt MFRS PhAIS5IACY. y Capitol and r SIS nc.
SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. -th and SIS sw
NILBURNS PHARMACT. IN and II SIS 81
SOUTHEAST
ROACH DRTG COMPANY. sth and g SIS Sc
=. =. WELLER. sth and I SIS. Sc.
GUY VI. NELLY. Iith and q sss.
BRDDkLAND
CHARLES g. LENNON. lz,h ard Newton IS.
ANAC0STIA.
C. B. BURy'S PHARMACY
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM 2 TAYLOR SIS King s.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NUIb-Pn0lisled Only as informaii1n. and not
guaranteed.
f1a ?. NC. & o. LIMITED. Dzily-Fzst ~
'iDlicd train Pullman sieFpers 70 lexington Louis
VIE Csuc-ansti Indianapolis Chicago ard S.
LS'lis. Correction for Virginia Hot su-inrs Pub
naa car Louisville q Memphis snd Neas Orleans
Dining cars. a IA carte service
uIs z. NJ r. V LIMITED DaIy-Solid
Tes;ibElie train Puilmzn sieepers 20 Cincinnati
lexington. and LCuisviIle daily. and Virginia Hot
SDTiugs woskdays. Dining Csu. Z "a czrtc service.
Pullman seepers Cincinnati 70 Chicago and St.
Lens. and Louisville 70 Memphis. Nashville, and
Ne- orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio oficss. S5 Peuuzylrsnis
avenue; 1s19 7 street and New Union Station. Tel
sphsne Main 1855 20s for tickets baggage eAecks
reserEations and Taxiczb
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-F1lloEinE schedule figures published only
- irforus-ion end are nqt s-laranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile, New Orleans
Asheriile. Chsttsnoosa. Mempais a. n ard io.ss
o. IT. daily Dining cars-
For ROan0Er Knoxville ChHffanooc7 sfrmn1fS
Scw Oriosus 1919 r. n. daily. Diufns cars.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. t'0Iuruhis CHARLESTON
Augusta. Aiken. SaEannah. JackscnEiie srd FIorida
points. 4.i9 .. N. daily Dining car service
Tc1rlst cars for California. tri-Foekly 40 . n
Local faF HsErisonhuTy. 7 80 a. n daily. AS . n
weekdays. f0r DanriIle - a. n dzily and foz
Charlottesville. 80 a. n. and IS . n daily.
Frequent t-aius % and from Biueznout
l. 3 BROWN. GeuerzI Asert
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Seek Bishop Coadiutor.

STecisi 70 Ths Washington Head
Richmond. Va. May 1S.-There Is a well
defined movement among the EpiscO-
palians 10 elect Rev DT. Evans bishop
cOadjutOr Of the Diocese OF Virginia
The Episcopal convention. held in Alex
andTia several months ago. elected Rev,
Bergman Green 20 this post He de-
clined- The convention win be held in
other.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JANUARY = Iga
Lave Washington New Union Station
80 a. m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
en- also Knoxville. ChastsnooGz. and Memphis
l0.0 2 m--D2ily-R0snOke. Bristol Winston
Salem. EnoTEille ChattanooSa. Nsshvile seuphis
NeE Orieaus- Through SLEEPER Dining czrs
Fer Norfolk-LeaVe Washington. 40 a T. daily
f--l5 a. t. daily jsxcept sunday. Arirs Norfolk
E - a T. and SO 2. n
sS5 ?. E--Daily-Be-Tyvilie. L-rsv. Sheus1doah.
Trains ron the SCuthEes. arrive SIS e. Il ard
lD1a 2. n
NM lRcrf R-.iIfir-l-
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CHARITY CONFERENCE ENDS.
Next Annual Meeting VIII Be Held
in Charlottesville.
srecisI 70 The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Heraid.
LynchbuTg. Va, Mas 1S-With TO-
nights session. the seventh annual meet
ing Of the Virginia Conference Of Char
tiles and Correction came to a close. to
meet next year IN Charlottesville
Addresses were made by DR.. George H.
Denny, Of Washington and Lee Cniver-
sity. on The work Of the State board.' .
by Hon. J. Alton Cabell. Of Richmond.
on The almshOuSes Of Virginia. bv Rev.
:. c. Hatcher. OF FarmviIle, on Crime
in Virginia" and by Mai. c. F. Morgan.
superintendent Of the Virginia peniten-
tiary, on a model jail
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET

CATTLE-E1tz. peT cEt. 5TasOo: butchs-. aunz
sse7 counzu, zeazsa.
HOCs-Per czt-. goss. LEs75; Ordinary, pz
cEt- 6.5oz6S
LANBs-Choice So: medium. g
CALVEs-Prine. peT 10. siszs; n,dUn. fas;
cozu1lon, sas
CGWs-Prias. fresh. each. sSTsSp; coznoa.
5oes90o0. cd s1d -. 1aOOzi50.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-LoNG BLACK PURSE CONTAINING
zaonev, papers and Thotczarh in dars frame
l-llgr -aJ keep money No qucst-cus asked Il
phcto and papsTs are returned 20 $50 18th 81. Nv
LOST-EyE GLASSES N CHAMOIS LINED
case S1tUIdIv night Please rrJurr d. A. H.
Tins cfzce Reward
LOST-ABOTT 10 DAYS AGO A STRING or
Tals Uilk ccTais LIberzl reward # returned %
APT e. the Connecticut. II
E0ST-SATCRDAT EVENING. SMALL ANE-
thyst and pearl star-shape Tin; reward exceeding
yalsse- Retrrr - I-55 Z s. nv 80
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RAILROADS.
BALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
/ ROYAL BLUE LINE
! y Ky UlhEa hOBE on TIE ODD HOUR. I"
! - 10 fnlL3DELPhfA AND NEW YORK
MN tkAAlNAL. I'd STREET NEW YORK.
= a. T. llner. Pullman ParsaT
30 . r. stsserEafion Paror. FiTe-hoar train
] $50 a. z 4ilner and Pullman Parior Car
~ % a n Diner and Pullman Parior Car
1 'las ? n Diner and Pullman psrsor Car
-51l9 p r. Royal Limited " T'Iiir.an 5-borsY
I H1e D t. tCaches % Phiiadelphiz
I 80 j. Diner and Pullman Parior
{ 90 ?. H. Coaches 10 PhEladelraa
{ 'lZ.ll night Sleepers 70 New YORK
= g a. N. 5leepers 20 Fhiladelphia and Ngu YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. fT9e. -sS9. ma a n, + %.
{ 'sae =. z.
EVERY HOUR OS The HOUR"
( Z52 1550. r699. Taa 20. ts1e so. -sss.
80 ff0ao II - a. n. 't2a00 noon ri2S5 > %
I sl-i5 10 80 80. SO. 40 sz5 so sos
81 rs9e go. H1s. so. 'sao. "z8aC. 'lo.D.
: 'll1o. 'i2sI5. night
/ CHICAGO. -. SO ,. n.
/ CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
{ 's.ls M. = - = n. I'D night.
/ PfTTsBURG- go a. n. ~. 80 , m. z25e
I night.
CLgyELAND -sI9 D n
/ WHEEflNI =. .le a. n. :. . n
( MIEGHtSTER. ts:io a. n. ta55. f5N0 D y.
J EREDEklCk. so. ie;lo. Ssa5 g. n. slzG ~
/ HAGERsToWN. 80 a. n. ,sas 7. n
/ ANNAPOLIS. -. $50 fl115 noon. ID 5G
S g. aud so p. IT.
/ TELEPHONES ~ III re following Tssket OHcss:
I liH q s.. w.. Main l59i; sc Pennsylvania ave-.
Mzn -. NrW Union ctatl0n. T-cket O11ce. Main
ias9; l-fc7Tlafi11 Buresu. Main ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

II THE UNREFINED SUGAR SCHEDULE Is
not altered. there VIII be an exceptional or7Cr-
tuni,y % invest IN tsriH- protected crter7rise:
pTincipsLs only Address p o. BOX Is. Washing
:0n u c Tr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Nan Beaten by Negroes at
Home of Friend.
MURDER PLOT IS SUSPECTED
Heard Threats in the Hall Next 70
Room Occupied by Two Women.
Men Escape After StruggIe-GeorEe
Whedbee Attempts TO XIII Himself.
Boy Sent to Reform School.

Aiezandria News Assrcy. ez King s-rses. slsr.
andF1a, Va. aathorizsd agents and czr.e-y f5r
he Washington Herald TIE Herald VII b. d.
Are'ed esily and Sunday to any address Il AI.r-
andris for % cents mouth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At 4
User1g Ct the stockholders q The Washington
Bssildlng Company. a corporation created ard or
sarizod under the laws q the STATE q IVES. EIr-
alnia- he'd a. Washington. D. g. on the 7th
day Of Nay. LS5. The foil0Eiug resolution vas
adopted -ResoiTci That tte Washington BEildiuz
Company. cEpc-atioH created and C-Earized
vEder Ire Avs n the state of West Virginia does
and after fhis date. Giscsutiuue Business Is coz
p0rs1ion and srTsnders % sad STATE IT'S Charter
and c1T7)cTate franchises. The hoard ~ directors
VII take al necessary zteTs 20 rsy q or arrange
FOR securing -ha creditors Of tfc C1rT1-atiOr and
nfter fully r-oridins fr It= debts liabilities. and
Cblra-i0Is divide the remainder among the stoCa-
holders TO rata with thesr several hodings Of
stoCk. Gi7el undCT uy hand this sth Gay q
May. -s1e- E QUINCY SMITH. President Wash
l1sto1 Bs1dIrg Company. attest. W. r. LEWIS
Secretary. mylc1s355c3
The TENTH sElIIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
two ard oue-haIf ca uer cent has been Ge-
e-ared on The preferred stock u the Washington
Railway and Electric Company from the net earn
iags Of she company. payable JUNE / 1873. 70 pre-
tsrTed stockholders O. record Msy 2. i9a Books
Tor the transfer of r-efe-Ted stock VII Be closed
fIon Nav 81 l2o9 70 Iuus l. 1919. both dates IL
elusive + j. WHITEHEAD. Secrsta-y-
n7alzteod
L 5 CIVIL SERVICE RETIRENENT ASSO-
CATION
re teuth annual co77eution cf the Z. 5. Civil
Service Retirement Association VIII be held ar the
Py5bisn Teaple- lGl1 Ninth street ur. THURS
DAY. Nay % l9-9 n 20 o'c'cck T. n
4 MASS MEETING. % he addressed b. distin-
guisLed friends ~ the retirement movement VII -
held a. the PUBLIC LIBRARY. MONT VIZ
NON SQUARE FRIDAY MAY q AZ 80 p d.
Al employees Of the United States are requested %
attend these meetings. PICkENS NEAELE
Attest. President
81 r ODONDGHUE
Secretar-- uvfs-st
C. G. SLOAN & co. IE7 G ST. NV. Will
sell May =. 1873. goods stored with the Pa0pl-'s
Sto1ge and Express Co IN the names q Frank
Tavlo-. Nancy Coleman Estela Geadln and E J.
Readon- C. r CLIFFORD & Co. sd 7th st. nv
nrf5 T. q "a y q
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest TTlres. commercial and amateur work 81
licited- NATIONAL PHOTO CO. - 18th 81 IN.
PhO1s n $50. IL
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PROPOSALS.

GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE OUARTERliAs-
ters DEPARTMENT. Washington. d. g. May l5
ls9-->caled Ir0posals IN JriDlicate VIII be rp-
cciTed al this ofhoe until Il O'Clock a. n. TUES
DAY June =. 1909. and shen publicly o.,enei for
printing blank forEs for The pay and 7rartsr7nas-
tez's Departments during the ascal year carrmenc-
ms July I. l9a. Blank forms far making no
posals and further Instructions VIII bs furnished in
tcnclns bidders On Application 20 this offcc -
GRAY ZALINSkI. maj1T and Cusrrer-nasser. L
;. a. depot quaTteunaster- myI5.17 IS .I9 jeI2Is
L. 8 ENGINEER OFFICE. 80 E7TH ST. wv
Washington d G May !. l19--SealaG r-opo<als
for furnishing and delivering $500 t,ns more or
less. Of btuminoIs cnal VIII be receired here until
Z n. JUNE l6 Ieo9 and then rrbiicly oTenei
lnfcrTlstlou furnished Cd application JAY J.
MORBOW. Ms5er. Engs mvl7.ls. Z. . jelsi5
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-A GIRL on YOUNG NAN II OF
fee: must be quick adder and good taIker on
'picne- also young man that has some experience
II soliciting Apply Chevy Chase Market T. 4
SnNNElIASN- In
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BUSINESS EDUCATION

WORK FOR TIE GOYERNNEXT-"APPOTVT-
Hsiit instead a olsapp0Intu2enr i the result Cf
training I'm DraughCu's Civil Service Co7-scs Fr,-
expert professors who have trained thousands 10
pass the cXamiuationS with highest GRADES CON
piled or courses SPECIAL srrmmsr rates DRAT-c,E
ON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE IsI7
NeT 4ers ave NV. myle-eod Il
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CORSETS
STEAM CARPET CLEANING
HAIR GOODS.
E. LUTHER.
COS III Il NJ

European ard American stvlss in hairiressinz:
scientific scalp treatment and shsmpooiRg; marcel
waving ard hair colOring: bar goods, wigs SC. to
order. :s9'
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-wHTTE BOYS TO WORK At
trade Apply al factory. Tor. q lexington d
ard . s. ne. IL
WANTEn-A WET PLATE PHOTOGRAPHER.
ore accustomed 20 coating plaJes I-efeued- co
LUNBIA PLANOGRAPH CO.. Evening Star An
rex I9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
HOUSES,

-EOCSES.
II YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING NEW
house near Lincoln Park, the zine houses noS
being built az 18th and stS ne for S.750: $50
70 $50 cash. balance small monthly psymeEts: oon-
plets homes of large roons and reception bali !;
tiled bath and vesfi5ule. J. g DEICHAAN. ID
Z Capitol Phone Line 3eA. ~
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FOR RENT-RoOMS.
FURNISHED.

mn g ST. NW.-ROOMs FOR RENT. FUR
nished c. unfurnishei; tra1Sents accommodated.
Teiephono Wsst I5s mylsI
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Z. Il. THOMAS AND Jas. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

William Psdgett. eighteen years old,
was arraigned in the Police Court this
morning on a charge OF stealing two
quarts OF whisky from the freight shed
of the Southern Railway Company sew
eral days ago The court recommended
that he be sent 20 the reform school
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

50e0 SUITS WANTED TO BE sPONGED AND
TTes5ed az &c DE-. Wagon viii CALI
THE CLOTHES DOCTOR.
B7' T5 "a. ave- Phone M lsss
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

The viii OF Araistesd Piersou vas pro-
bsted in the Corporation Court today BY
his wife, Caroline Pierson, who qualified "a
executrix- He left his estate. valued at
about 500. 10 his wife and grandson. VIII
lam Young
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

Robert s Barrett y, $ NIckIfa,
Thomas Chauncey. and ". Schwab left
tonight for Roanoke. Va. TO attend ths
state convention Of Red Men, which VIII
meet in that city tomorrow.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED SAFE HOT SING WTTH WITFR
fC- auJcu0bile- near Carnegie Library rrafcrresi
sta-s r-ice. Address BOX g. Herald osice.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

MS VERMONT AVE-FKUNT ROOM. NEATLY
furnished; running water: adjoining bath: two per
sons rIsfershlF l.9eod-H
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PERSONALS

WORKINCMENl 10 USE WORRYING ABOUT
the slinness Of the pzy envelope. as we help you
b. saving q $ note Tor the VIE and BABY Wear
taiior-nade slightly used suit az $ 20 SO One
price only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. sl9 D EW.
WANTED-LADIES TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
this opportunity 70 learn millinery. dresSuaking.
OF msnicuTing; entirely new system; half price for
70 DAYS: don't hesitate: pleasant and pEohtsble
positions after you lean; open eFeniass. ApPy sis
& 81 nE-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-22
Earlier Date Chosen for An
nual Gathering of Iowa
Pedagogs
CEDAR RAPIDS LOSES MEETING
Put Up Hard Fight For Gathering But
Was Defeated by Des Moines, Which
Offered FIatterine Inducements =
Nov. 4, S, 6, Fixed as Dates-AII Ex-
penses Paid.
Special to Times-Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Feb 22.--Cedar Rapids
lost a plucky fighteto Des Moines, when
the executive committee of the Iowa
State Teachers Association, in session
in this city, voted to bring the next
annual convention to Des Moines.
The big teachers convention will be
held Nov. 4, and s. This decision
for early fall meetings may start
something of Juror In the ranks OF
the college members of the association
who voted at the close OF the winter
session dn December. to continue the
mid winter time of meeting.
But the executive committee favors
a trial of the early dates, which have
proved successful in surrounding
states. and backed by the referendum
vote of all the members of the Iowa
association, which was overwhelming
ly for the fall meetings, bold step vas
taken Saturday.
Cedar Rapids sent a strong delega-
ton of school men to Des Moines to
urge their city as the next convention
place. They did more than urge.
they offered big inducements in cash.
but Des Moines stepped In and raised
the concessions, making 1t an object
for the committee to select the capt.
tai city. Among the things guaranteed
by Des Moines are: 500 memberships,
500 cash, to executive committee: all
local expenses, hall rents. etc, as IN
former years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-22
PROGRAM COR PyTH'ANs.
Twenty first District Convention Opens
ut Grinnell Next Thursday.

Twenty first District Convention Opens
at GrnneII Next Thursday.
Special ITO Times Republican.
Grinnell, Feb. 22-The program of
the annual K P. convention for the
Twenty first district. to begin It's
meeting in this city on Thursday next,
is as follows: Thursday forenoon, re-
ception of members: afternoon, mees-
ing called to order at 1880 by District
Deputy Grand Chancellor e. G. Paine
of .Grinnell; address of welcome by Is.
A. Abel of Grinnell; response by Ward
Ferguson, grand chancellor, OF Rolfe;
music by F. B. Westlake, of Grinnell;
school of instruction and questions an
swered by Grand Chancellor Ferguson:
meeting called to order at 1880 in the
evening by c. b. Bryan. chancellor
commander of Grinnell Lodge, No. IT'S:
official visit of grand lodge officers;
comforting rank of knight by Powe-
shiek Lodge, No. 19S, of Brooklyn; adj
journment to K OF p. castle hall Cor
refreshments, G. w. Cowden. of Grin
nell master OF ceremonies: addresses
by Supreme Representative F. w. Por-
terfield, of Atlantic; Past Grand Chan
celior w. S.. Billy, of Knoxville; SUI
preme Representative Hon. G. c. Dow
ell. Of Des Moines: Grand Chancellor
Ward Ferguson. OF Rolfe: Past Grand
Chancellor j. w. Hunter, OF Newton;
Supreme Representative Hon. Ben l.
Salinger, of Carroll. and other prom
inent members Of the order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-22
BURGLARS At B|DORA
Three Residences in Town and
Nearby Country Entered
Sunday Night
LITTLE OF VALUE SECURED
Gold Watch Taken from c. E. Perkins
LITTLE OF VALUE SECURED
Gold Watch Taken from c. E. Perkins
Residence, Where MIR. and Mrs. Per
kins Were Dragged - Residences Of
Thomas Clemens and A. J. Anderson
Also Entered.
,eoial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Feb. 22.-Burglars were busy
in this vicinity Sunday night, when
three residences in town and country
were broken into Not much of value
was taken.
The residence of Thomas Clemens,
two miles north of town on the Jones
farm, was entered but here nothing of
value was taken. The A. J. Anderson
residence in Eldora was also entered
but nothing Of value was secured here.
Some time during the night the home
Of c. 70. Perkins was broken into and
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins say they are
confident they were drugged, as The
burglar worked some time and secured
a gold watch from vest hanging on
the bed where they slept The entire
house was ransacked and the dining
room table was used to sort over the
goods.
Sheriff Walsh Is of the opinion that
boy from the reform school COM
mitted the Clemens robbery, while To-
cal talent is suspected of entering the
Anderson and Perkins homes
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oTTUMwA MEN SENTENCED.
Judgment Passed by District Court on
TerriII and Cloyd.

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Ottumwa, Feb. 22.-Tfe grinding of
the district court since Friday after
noon has been severe for those against
whom indictments had been returned
during the sittings OF the grand jury.
James Terrill, of the 'Terrill- Bryant
Heastrup trio, who We're indicted for
larceny from Milwaukee cars. Satur-
day, changed his plea of not guilty to
that Of guilty and Immediately an in
determinate sentence not to exceed ten
years in FIT. Madison penitentiary was
passed upon him. George Cloyd, too.
came under the courts passage Of
fines and sentences and he was givsn
the alternative to pay $3.50 and costs
Of suit or be committed to the county
jail for 225 days The motion for a
new trial in the case of Cloyd. who
was found guilty OF conducting a
nuisance, was overruled by the court.
and the severe penalty passed upon
him was made so by the fact that this
is the second time the defendant was
found guilty in the county court. The
jury In the case of Ed Harmed, charged
with concealing stolen property. re-
turned a verdict of guilty as charged
In the Indictment The value of the
goods was placed at $41.20. Next Sat
urday was set as the day upon which
sentence would be passed Bryant and
Heastrup, the two who pleaded guilty,
were to hear their fate today.