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The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
SUGAR SWINDLE MAY
INVOLVE HIGHER UPS

Washington, Nov. 16.-At a con-
ference yesterday between President
Taft and his cabinet, a report was
presented by Assistant United States
District Attorney Henry NJ. Stimson
which threatens to involve many
prominent men of former admins
trations before the investigation into
the alleged swindles of the sugar
trust is concluded. 1t is thought that
both political parties will be dragged
into the light by the investigation
which will be carried to the furthes
limits by the administration.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
ThHhE CRIMINAL CASES
m. SETTLED IN SUoHT TIME

.., mn eases were disposed of in
Sa.urdns CO. @nu'es time in the district court
y satuinay two OF them charges ~,
.s assnai with deadly weapons and tho
!niru statutory charge. Frank
Pauios and plako Geanns wora ,anh hn,h
"ns and VI assault with deadly weap.
on, " ,hn "nu a,oth uoth Of thcm pleaded guilty
10 ~ .n' ehargcs of simple assault and
We're sentenced to ten days each in
m the county jail c. H. O'Connor
chars'I with a statutory crime was
,eitassu N'lh the understanding thai
ne Is 20 pay the costs Of the trial on
be sentenced. '"' VI
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

SYSTEM AS CAN BE FOuND in THE "oh+D,
managed by practical irrisators win -lle-li'"'
of experience in the Greelev country
ALI. KINDS OF WATER .
Tho Denyor Union water company's hydrants
aytend to the northwest corner of this tract
ARTESIAN WATER IN ABlNDANtn It A'1oo
We have two artesian wells on TINS pLoten1;Irii
grnpIy water for domestic use 20 thousand PEG
rre Additional wells can easily and eheapiy Dc
srcured if necessary
Land as level as a billiard table NO 5'""''S
ug' essary. ,,.,
Denver is destined to become a city OF nan a. a.
million people within ten years, and lhe ELg"p1 I
.rstward Look at East C0lfaN avenue """ GIN
,r,o Ia,,d en-, no reached nv any one of three
.rrandid thoroughrares uamey, NontNeW pouil pot
trrd, Coliax ana sixth avenues Bounded on [,s
nth by Sixth avenue and on the hoIlh ny N. N''.'
magnificent view Of tn fhlppS rnree Is
,r7 mile to the west and OF the snowy range "
had from Fairview gardens
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
A Religious Authors Statement

bury, N. c., who is the author of sew
eral books, writes: For several
years | was afflicted with kidney
trouble and last winter | was sud
denly stricken with a severe pain in
my kidneys and was confined to bed
eight days unable to get up without
assistance. My urine contained =,
thick white sediment and ! passed
same frequently day and night. |
commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually
abated and finally ceased and my
urine became normal. | cheerfully
recommend Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Sold by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs. b. N. Ellis, wife OF DIR. Ell
lis, whose death occurred at Rock
Valley, Ia, last week, arrived in
Greeley Friday evening to superin-
tend the packing and moving of her
household goods to Iowa. her former
home. On account of the serious
condition OF DR.. Ellis at the time OF
their departure, no arrangements
We're then made for the permanent
residence of the family in Iowa.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
FAIRVIEW GARDENS

Within one year Tollgate reservoir Site less
than two miles south and east of this property,
will be transformed into larger lake than Man
haitian or Berkeley lakes, and without doubt the
electric line will be extended thereto, circlinG
this property the west and south.
The rapid settlement of the country to the east
of our tract will result in the further extension
eastward of the ColfaX
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY IN LESS THAN SIN
MONTHS AND QUADRUPLE 1T WITHIN TWO
YEARS BY BUYING ONE OF THESE CLOSE-lN
GARDEN TRACTS. 1t will beat any other invest
ment YOU make.
Terms and prices subject to change without
notice; $500 per for the choicest tracts eWh
TO $3.50 per acre for land just good but little
further away from the present terminus OF the Col
fax car line; small amount cash down, balance
practically suit purchasers, with interest az
por cent per annum, rhe company Will agree 20
extend payments of principal in case OF sickness
DEATH or other misortunes of purchasers, on prop
er proof thereof. providing interest is promptly ne
No freeze out tactics will be resorted to-
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

w. T. Bell, living six miles west
OF Greeley, has bought the East Side
livery barn from Dan Vance. Bell
has man running the place for
him now, but as soon as crops are
harvested expects to move to town
with his wife and daughters and
manage the barn himself
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
THE DENVER COUNTRY HOMES co.

pleasure in announcing the large class of small investors
ambition it choice five and ten acre homes,
teen travel from the heart OF Denver that 1t has
and offers at low prices and five and
re lots it's mapni6cent four hundred and eighty tract
mile of Aurora and three quarters of mile beyond the
mt terminus of the Colfax car line, known
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Miss Florence Potter is teaching
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades in
the Severance school in place of Miss
Mabel johnson. who resigned on ac-
count of i'll health.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
Party to Miss Litter

Misses Florence Bliss and Maud
Kelly were hostesses of a. delightful
party Friday evening at the home
of Miss Bliss. Miss Bessie Litter OF
Fort Collins, who is visiting in Gree
ley, was the inspiration OF the gatll-
ering. Unique games and amuse-
ments were provided and fine re-
freshments were served. There were
twenty young people present.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Neal Donovan has returned from
st. Joseph. DO. where he has been
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Dono-
van. who accompanied him. remain
ed for time with her daughter, as
the lower altitude seemed beneficial
to her health, which has not been
good of late.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
SICK Headache

Ih's distressing disease results
from uiSordered condition o. the
stoma'n' and can be cured by taking
Uhani pertains Stomach and Liver
iapie's Get a free sample at any
drug store and try it.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

James l.. Miller, a prominent at
torney of Washington City, and his
sister, Miss Josephine Miner of Fort
Collins, were the guests of Mrs.
Margaret Miller Saturday. MIR. Mil
Ter is enroute for the western coast
and his sister will come from Fort
Collins for short visit with him.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs. Robert Wright of Messx is
visiting relatives in Greeley for a
few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
will soon be located beyond Sterling
where Mr.. Wright's work as county
surveyor will keep him for some
time.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneu-
monia or consumption after Foley S
Honey and Tar has been taken, as it
will stop your cough and break up
your cold quickly. Refuse any but
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar
in a yellow package. Sold by all
druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs. II. j. Wadsworth and two
sons, John and Terri, OF Genoa,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. DAY.
enport. Mrs. Wadsworth is Mrs.
DaNenport's sister-in-law. They ex-
pect to remain in Greeley until after
Thanksgiving.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

boys of his Sunday school class of
the Methodist church at his home
Friday evening. 1t was the jolliest
kind of party with amusing games
and stunts and late in the evening a
fine spread was served
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

The Misses Hazel Mcneil and Win
fired Rugh spent Saturday and Sun
day at their respective homes in
Windsor
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frye of Pinehurst,
on the Poudre, have been in Greeley
for several days, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. nugn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Starkey and Mr.. and Mrs. X. b.
Rugh
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wyatt enter
,aihed with a turkey dinner at their
nome sunday. The guests were
Misses Maud Myer, Pauline Challis.
Mr' and Mrs. l.. E. Wyatt and George
Cox e'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Miss Nellie Shearer and brother,
Edgar. went to Kersey Sunday to
visit their brother. Alfred, who is
i'll there.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

rosHsy "sr d W Bonell returned We'd
n'hore evening from California
~heie ne was called IA few weeks ann
ny '"' iatal Illness of his mother "S'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs Edith Baldridgc left Sunday
evening for her home in the western
part or the state after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Par
hlsoh. Her brother, Park Parkison.
accompanied her as far as Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
PAGE FIVE

Mrs. G. NJ. Carrel is Ill at the
home OF her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
C. w. Gilbert
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

~ " Koch arrived from Rock
hurst on the Poudre to attend the
funeral of his sister, airs. Hannan
O'Neill 'i"""""
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

prong of Ogallala.
bis sisters, Misses
rmstrong. He goes
rd Island where he
kiess college.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs. ID. A. hue is visiting friends
in Bennett, Kan.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
OFFICERS AND STOCKHOLDERS

the
Bailey supreme
Mr. |.
RI
Iand
fnanca
VILLAGE ordwithth
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Wednesday, 'o'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

Mrs. N. w, Jones of Kersey is a
guest at the G. |. Moore home this
week.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

b and Tar cures
h. strengthens the
flS colds. Get the
ElloV package. Sold
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

home in NY W, Alters returned to her
Wait win m windsor Sunday after a
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

be- Gillette, Florence
Iaclle Schureman re-
evening from Fort
they went Friday to
h dance
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

(achaly returned Fri
|pm Farr, where she
b. her two sons.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
! Locals.
61jTT-rr+-!4-3FF1

went TO Pierce Sun
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

er rI,E Sold Will be supplied with a per
,s"t uhequaled in the vicinity of Den
A., acre OF High Line Ditch water and
'"'''o Reservoir water, representing
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18
n,n AND LATE WATER,
,',H'.'I RIVER WATER,
NNb STORED WATEn.

s. or A. Instant supply from the beginning
ucR irrigation season for all kinds OF
! In f4"e' ornamental trees and shrub
pa soil. ''"ihs prae'icapie 10 s''"
In Ei,, IL, The High Line Ditch, through
tge., oI water will be delivered. cuts
ot b-r. 1er OF this tract of land No
m- gNe water supply in delivering
igbt .i'rals. The water will be de-
.'e land direct from the main
,hb visit the beautiful homes on West
NOT Nue' lust beyond Elitch's Gar
Gga VISIT Will well repay you. Here
Inv ana ant country residences, apple,
ig vifb ulher Iruit trees bendlng almost
''ult' all varieties or small fruits.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-11-18

os,,rogus celery onions, peas in fat, every kind
of vegetable grown Colorado. Beautltu WalhS
and drives all the luXuri,s and conVeniehees OF
city and advantages on country ne; Wlthlh IRON
one-baIf TO one and one-half miles OF street car
line and YOU will pay from $1,000 an acre up 10
s. GOO for five and ten-acre tracts IN mus se'tlol
TT,5 h,,,a tbev beeu successful? Simply because
,bay have had a fair (not the best) water right.
For the first time in the h tory OF Denver the
,,st side can now boast Lot only of as good, but
much better water right.
WATER FROM THE RIVER WHILE TT LASTS
WATER FROM THE GiiET ANfENo nns"h
NOR ALWAYS READY WHEN liih
RIVER - LOW.
reservoir completed with short line o,
Grfocn miles aud a capacity eisht-tNe th9NsAug l
nero feet thirty-sX feet in depth over an area VI
five thousand acres. ,i,.. s,,r-
~ An acre loot of water is the r'ght usuailN sup
piled by Irrigation Districts ors soms }not eo'""'''7 ''
~! w w. i,, OVER TWO ACRE FEET / 44.s SEA
son r0R rACI ACRE PERPEFuAL NNIErr,
RIGurS il AS GOOD A DITTO. AM hESh"N N"'"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
IS CHIEF SPEAKER
Arrangements for Benefit at Madi-
son Square Garden.
Elaborate Programme of Music and
Italian PfcfureS-SOciety to
Attend in Force.

New York, Jan. AT the benefit in
Madison Square Garden tomorrow. the
chief speaker OF the evening is 10 be
Vice President Fairbanks. who to-day
telegraphed Patrick z. MCGOWAN. chair
man OF the committee which Is arraag-
ing the mass meeting, that he would
surely be there.
Mr.. MCGOWAN viii preside and among
the other speakers are 70 be Ambassador
Mayor des PIanches. Of Italy, and Mayor
Mcclellan The National Royal Band Of
200 pieces, organized for the occasion.
viii render classical and patriotic music
and q moving picture machine. loaned by
the American Biograph Company. viii
show scenes OF Sicily and Southern Italy.
Some Of those who have subscribed for
boxes are August Belmont, Andrew
Carnegie, Mrs George J. Gould, Mrs.
Clarence Nackay, Paul Morton. The italian
Ambassador and consul general. Mrs
Henry Siegel and T. II. Gary. Another
benefit is 10 be held tomorrow evening
al the Atlantic Garden. % Bowery.
Many more large contributions were
reported to-day The Christian Herald
has sent $4,000 direct 10 Washington.
and as this may be counted as coming
from New York the total amount raised
in the city up to tonight IS something
over $4,000 To-days receipts in the
city were about $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
TELLS OF FLEETS VOYAGE
William H. II. Smith Delivers Lee
ture IN Public Library.
Illustrated by Lantern Slides show
ing Maneuvers in Various Ports
Of the World.

The story % the trip OF the battle-ship
feet from Hampton Roads TO San Fran
cisco was told last evening by William
H. H Smith, chief clerk IN the Bureau of
Steam Engineering OF the Navy Depart
ment, to 500 men and women gathered
in the lecture hall Of the Public Library.
under the auspices of the Association OF
Oldest Inhabitants OF the District
Mr.. Smiths lecture was from the in
side as he made the trip. and many
admirable lantern slides added to the
interest.
Starting with President Roosevelts
charge 70 Admiral Evans, Ito take the
feet 10 san Francisco" Mr. Smith showed
excellent slides OF The sixteen ships
steaming out Of Hampton Roads.
1t was a message Of peace on earth. .
he said IN a different way. the peace
message was carried in the civilities ex-
changed at every port. in the open
handed hospitality shown by every city.
and by the splendid behavior of the
sailor men"
Mr.. Smith devoted considerable time TO
the passage through the Straits Of
Magellan The lantern slides Of these
scenes were particularly beautiful
When the feet arrived al San Fran
cisco" said 8ir. Smith, only I29 men
out OF the total number Of fighting men
were unable 10 report at roll cali That
Is a record Of health that is hard to be
lieve."
Air Smith was introduced by Chaplin
Brown, who told Of the speakers forty
years connection with the Navy Depart
menL
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. S. .. 3. -. - =.


Washington Wsdnesday Jzn- 6. I90g-s 2. n
Tie irfuencs Of TIE northwestern cold wave is
noE being felt in the Atlantic coast sections The
ts1pe-zturs between the Mlss-ssip1i River and the
eas5sru mountain range and ID the Southern States
has fallen % q degrees during the past twenty
-four hours Ne-y low IeIpe-ztu-es still prevail in
The Northwest although there has been q s-iEhc
moderation IN the Rocky Mountain region ard On
the eastern slope, except n TIE British Northwest
where TIE intensity q the cold has stiu further
increased
The Pacific coast storm extends southsasrrar5
1Cuss the Wcs-Eru Pla-esu 7BEcu and this dis
Jurba-ce Is causing the precipitation between ths
Upper and Middle Missouri Valley and the Pacific
c1zsL Mostly faiT weather has prevailed slseFhe-e
with the exception q few scattered STOW fI--iss.
The weather VII continue cold and partly cloudy
from TIE Mississippi Valley eastward % the Atlantic
coast during tie next two dayS Scne STOW VII
occ--r f-ou the Mississippi Rive westward over
TIE BCcsies and Plateau region With Eoderatior
in Temperature The cold. however. In the extreme
Northwestern States VII still further b ree1force5
or F15ay by reason OF the redevelorne1t q the
cold wave II the British Northwest.
Storm warnings are displayed On the Pacific coast
from Eureka Co-thEard
Tie winds along the Atlantic coast VII be fresh
n0--hEes-sry. or TIE Gulf cas- fresh nJ1harly-
shifting % no-theGSterly.
Steamers departing Thursday FOR European ports
viii have fresh northvssteriy winds. with partly
cloudy and cold weather. 20 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

Philadelphia, Jan 6--After five hours
OF wrangling the Jury IN the Erb case
sent n word 10 judge Johnson at $50
o'clock that they would be unable 20
reach a decision tonight
II IS known that the body IS hopelessly
divided.
Following the notification. the judge or
dsred the court adjourned until tO-mor-
row morning
Mrs Erb and Ms Beisel both broke
down and wept bitterly when told the
jury could not agree.
''I was so confident OF being acquitted
at once" sobbed Mrs. Erb.
Incidentally. for the first tine since
the habeas corpus proceedings. IN No
vember. when she vas released by Judge
BromaH under 500 bail. Mrs Erb was
tonight locked Up IN Media fail Mrs
Beisel has been prisoner there since
the shooting.
Half an hour after the jury had re
tired q tipsJaI was summoned from the
courtroom and given a postal card by
JUTyman Edward ConnOr, OF Sharon Hill
Won't be home before tomorrow.
can't tell when" It read
This shows the state OF mind OF the
men
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
EXCURSIONS

The weekend trips 70 Old Point Com
for ina----ated last week by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat COMPANY VIII - Continued
Fridays and Saturdays throughout the winter At
tractivs II sccre and inexpensive in cost. thsse
outings promise ~ = Tcry T~TIlar Wi-h those wao
desire a few DAYS away from town and business
TScSets cover an steamer accsun0dations and
b4a-l at the Hotel Chambg-lin Old Point Com
s1rt over sunday StgamCr5 leave AZ $50 y. n.
Fridays ard Saturdays. returning rasssuSers 20
town ln tine fer business carly Monday morning.
The uptown ctice of the NcrfoIk and Washington
Steaulb1at COMPANY 7uJ Fcnrtecnth street VIII
furnish further particulars to those interested
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
HEARST PAPER INDICTED.
Grand Jury 8Iakes-Refurn on John
u. Rockefeller, Jr.'s, Complaint.

- - [o--A
New York. Jan 6-The special grand
jury, sworn in on Monday by Justice
Dowling, returned an indictment to-day
against lhs Star Company, publishers OF
William R Hearsts New York American.
charging criminal libel Clarence Shearn.
Mr. HeaTst's counsel. was notified Of the
Indictment and ordered 10 have some one
n Justice Dowling's part Of the Supreme
Court tomorrow 10 answer 10 the in
dictment for the Star Company
The Indictment IS based upon a com
plant fled by John D. Rockefeller, IT,.
who was accused. Il Is alleged. IN an ar
ticle printed in the American a short time
ago, OF being responsible for q system Of
alleged Peonage existing IN a plant Of the
Corn Products Company. near Chicago
Mr- Rockefeller preferred his original
complaint against s. s. Carvalho. presi-
dent; Bradford Merrill. treasurer, and Ed
ward Il Clark. secretary Of the Star Com
pany- No indictments were returned
against these individuals to-day. Their
case IS now pending before Magistrate
Moss IN Center Street Court
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
BOYS ARE SENTENCED.

Convicted on seven charges Of house
breaking and larceny Herbert Green.
Frank Mercer. and John Stewart, al
CoIored. were yesterday sent TO the Na-
tiOnaI Training School by Judge De Lacy
Of the Juvenile Court Seymour AndeT-
son was acquitted because Of lack OF evi-
delCe
The police have recovered SEQ WORTH
OF property stolen by a band Of negroes
in the last few months and are search
ing for more In the testimony II de-
veloped that the boys entered private
homes by the aid OF duplicate keys, or by
forcing windows
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
KNOCKED SENSELESS By THIEF.
Negro Hits Woman when Discovered
RObbing House.

Srec12l % ne N2s1ilgLoC herl-1-
Richmond. Va, Jan 6.-Mrs. G. F.
Schmidt, OF 90 East Byrd street, was
struck in the face and knocked senseless
IN her own parlor to-day by q negro
thief, who made his escape with so
bill. taken from desk in the room
Mrs. Schmidt. who had been sitting
in the basement room below. waiting for
her husband 10 return home. heard &
movement in the room above. and went
UP 20 investigate. The negro met her
and sent his fist crashing against her
forehead
Her husband arrived few minutes
after and found her unconscious.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
DISTRICT BILL IS CUT
Committee Sets Forth Need of
S9,837,758.52 for Expenses.
$38,470.88 UNDER THIS YEAR

Extinaten Of the Board of Commits
siOners Cut All Along the Line,
and Many Items Not Asked Are In
cIuded in Budget-sI23,I IeO Recon-
meRded for Water Department.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
Charge Against Yoder Dismissed.

SpeclzI 70 Tie Washington Ee-zld
Roanoke, Va, Jan 6.-The case against
] 8 Yoder. q well known citizen.
charged with Incorporating SOC of the
funds OF a joint protective board Of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Ffrenen. was
to-day dismissed IN the Corporation
Court YOder was arrested some weeks
O.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
NBWSOF ALEXANDRIA
COrOner'S Jury Finds 0rris-
son Committed Suicide.
JUMPED IN FRONT OF TRAIN
Judge WaddiTI, In United states
Court, Hands Down Number of De-
Elects Officers - Moriarity-Smish
Maria riase-WOOdme Elect Officers

Alexandra News Agenc. 500 King street.
Aexsndrs, Va authorized agents and czrle-s
Cor Ths Washington Herald Tie Herald VII b
delivered daily and Sunday 70 any address IL
Alexandra fc- 50 cents moutk-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
Local Trmnrrafurc

Midnight. s.; 2 q. n. 3; a H.. g: g. n. q;
E a. H. %; 10 a. r., 55; z roo1, 8; ? II. 8
2 H. =; p II. q; ? t. IS. . .. n. =
Maximum %: minimum. g
Relative hunidi-T-S a. Il, S.; p Il, p; p
n s.
Rainfall Is D n. 20 D r.. O. Hours of s1n-
shine. q Per cent Of possible sunshine. 10
Teupsrature sams date last year-AIazin1un 4 /,
T-iuiuuu1- Il
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07

petit grand jury in this city. His absence
was responsible for a capias being is
sued against him returnable at the next
term Of the United States Circuit Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia, the
court not being Cognizant Of his sudden
demise.
IN the Circuit Court for this city to
day, Judge Thornton presiding, the tax
ing Of testimony had not been concluded
n the case OF Triiuyer against the Wash
ington. Alexandra & Mount Vernon Elec-
trlc Railway Company shortly after 4
o'clock the jury visited the scene OF the
accident Il IS expected the case will
so TO the jury tomorrow afternoon
\ decree for divorce on the ground
OF desertion was handed down to-day IN
the Circuit Court in the case OF Nettie
c. Ennis against John ". Ennis
Two bicycles stolen from the Washing
ton post-ofice were recovered yesterday
by Policemen Ferguson and Rawlatt and
turned over 70 Detective Springman. OF
Washington
Wee OF prayer services were held to-
night at the First Baptist Church and
were conducted BY Rev. ". ". Van
ArsdaIe. pastor Of Trinity NJ Z. Church.
a collection was taken UP for the benefit
OF the Children's Home.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-07
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE

Rooms 80 and q, Merchants and Ne
chanics Savings Bank Bldg Pa ave
and 10Th ST nw--Au parties desiring ID
furnish quarters 10 visitors during the in
aUgGTal period are requested 70 call az
this Office or send description OF rooms.
stating the number OF persons that can
be supplied with beds or cots, with or
without meals. terms &C Il. I VEL
LER- Chairman Committee On Public
Comfort Ge29-21t