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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
The Vital Records.
Births

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giuseppe and Silvia march,. boy.
john B. and Cleo Duke, girl
Sharies L and Belva Is. Smith, girl.
Joseph r. and Louise c. Oulahan, girl
James II. and Blanch NJ. Wilson, boy.
ALBERT w. and Catherine Bulb, boy
Alchard H and ViTgie NJ. Lloyd, girl.
Harry and Lille b Robinsca, boy
william r. and Matte b. Rogers, girl
John and Ellen Eolan. boy.
Sldenham B and Sarah F. DieJz, boy.
Edward and Anna q. Keegin, boy
Frank r and Inez F. Nicholson, boy.
Maurice L and Cora R Jacobson. girl
Edgar 7. and Clare NJ. Conley, girl.
William F. and Ida Redmond, boy.
Matthew Z. and Elizabeth A O'Brien
girl
Charles and Minnie Auterback, boy.
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ASSOCIATION FAVORS
COMMISSIONS RULE
Lincoln Park Citizens Oppose Any
Change in Present Gov
eminent
eminent

Opposition TO an yprOposed change
IN the present form OF the District gov
eminent is expressed in a resolution
adopted by the Lincoln Park Citizens
association, copy Of which was re-
ce1Ved by the commissioners today
The resolution states that this as
sociation favOrs a continuation of the
present form Of government and is
unalterably opposed TO the change rec
commended by the so-caIled REYNOLDS
report which makes possible the ap-
polntment by the President OF a single
executive officer who is not a resident
OF the District Of Columbia"
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SIX YEARS For BOZ

OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. 5.-Cyril st. Ar
mand, of Thurso, ten years old, has
been sentenced to six years for horse
stealing. When eight years old he was
convicted OF an attempt TO wreck a
CanadIan Pacific railway train HIS
youth enabled him 10 escape sentence
for this and a number of burgIarIes
which followed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
Popular En-

Popular Excursion, Sunday, November
9TH, Baltimore & Ohio r. Ri 90 round
trip to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg:
SLS5 10 Berkeley Springs. and 500 10
Cumberland. Special train leaves Union
station at S;15 a. m, returning same day.
-AdVt-
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BOLTS RETURN TO CHURCH.

HAZELTON, Pa, Nov. 5.-Lightning
struck the First Italian Presbyterian
Church, causing the destruction of the
steeple and a portion of the roof and
entailing a $1,000 loss. Two weeks ago
tonight the residence of Rev. Brunn,
pastor Of the church, was struck by
lightning and the loss was about the
same
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
U. S. WANTS PORT IN PERU

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. accord
ing TO a dispatch received here from
Lima, Peru, the United States Gov
eminent has offered to buy a Pacific
port from Peru for a cOaling station.
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sI.z5 Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
& Ohio R. r., every Saturday and Sun
DAY; Al trains both ways both days,
G St. and 61s Penna. Ave.-Advt.
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CAUGHT IN RERLIN.

BERLIN. Nov. 5.--Martln Kaufman,
of New York, was arrested here BY
former United States PostOffice In
spectOr Henry G. Hill on the charge
Of frauds amounting to sf07, 900, In
connection with the Coston Goods
Converters Company, OF New York
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Marriage Licenses.

Dayton c. Wiggin, of Newhelds. n. H,
and Marian Y. Williamson, of Wash
ingtOn.
EudOline A. Sims and George z. Ma
hanes, of Charlottesville, Va
r. Darrleulat and Marie L. Roux. Of
Washington.
Wilbur Z. Ritchie. Of Grottoes, Va, and
Ethel l. Barker. OF CrlInora, Va.
Thomas B. Small and Asenath Z. Par
ker, of Reistertown, Md.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Joseph Benja-
mino. 30. 4102 Second street northeast,
Washington, and ROsiua NiCOletta, p. .
William T. Ballard, IS, and Olive Rea.
IS, both of Washington.
Arthur Z Dean, 3, and Helen d. Har-
beck, q Applicant Theodore Harbeck,
173i North Capitol street, all Of Wash
ington.
Samuel z. Killian, q, 1913 First street
north west, and Teresa NJ. Aratts, o.
both of Washington.
Daniel NJ. Bachelor. As, divorced. Bal
timore, and Ada r. Furton, IS, Wash
ington.
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Hats worth
So TO $40

These shapes are
made Of fine quality
material in the new col
oTs and handsomely
trimmed in velvet.
feathers O. AE
and fancy y IA
ELECTS. - -
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Not only are these
remarkable because Of
the low price, but also
because the models
shown are Of the latest
origin, such as viii be
worn tn r o u 2 h out
the e o M q n nE
ing sea-
SUI ssaaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

capital of ss5oooo or over . fs. of tz5o0
 Sec g. That the state treasurer shall embody in his report an annual statement of all fees collected under this act.
 Sec. {. That should any bank fail to remit the amount of such fee to the state treasurer within ten days after being called on such fee shall be sub ject to collection by the state in the manner provided by law for collection of money. due the state.
 Sec. 5. The fees paid into the treas ury under the provisions of this act shall constitute separate fund to be used solely to pay the salaries and ex- penses of the assistant. bank examin- CTS. tte.
 Section 6. That within the maximum amounts fixed in section of this Act. the state treasurer. shall have authority at the end of each six months to decrease or increase pro rata the fees assessed against banks examined. the intention of this act be- ing that no larger fees shall be as- sessej against the banks than may be necessary to pay the salaries and ex- penses of the assistant bank examiners
 Approved Aug. 2s, 1909. Official,
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

of age stands indicted for. or charged in an afiidavft with, the commission or a misdemeanor. or violation of mu- nicipal ordinances, the Court must en- ter an order on the minutes of the Court. suspending all proceedings against the child under the indictment or affidavit, and order that a copy of the affidavit. or indictment and the child. be delivered to the Court, hav- ing jurisdiction of proceedings under this article. and upon receipt Of such copy of indictment. or anidavit the Court having Jurisdiction of proceed ings against juvenile delinquents must take Jurisdiction under this ar. ticle and 1T at any tune the Court is convinced that the child cannot be re- formed and brought to lead correct life, then the Court shall order the child returned to the Court in which the indictment, or affidavit Is pend ing. whereupon the court must pre- ceed as though no suspension had been entered In the criminal cause.
 Sec 4. That Sections 64es of the Code be amended so as 10 read as follows: 6465. Whenever Q child is arrested in the night time. charged with a violation of Section 6450 of the Code, as amended by Section of this act. the officer arresting him may conn init him to jail till the next morning. when he must be brought before q Judicial oficer having Jurisdiction os offenses of deliquent children. ani if at any time. in any case the court having such jurisdiction deems It just and right to commit the child to jail for safe keeping till proper home can be found for the child, he may so commit the child to jail but in no case shall a child under 14 years of age be confined In the same room with an adult prisoner.
 Approved August 25. 1909
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
AN ACT

No e4) AN ACT S. ss. To authorize the cities and towns of
 this State to convey real or per-
 sonal property and to make ap-
 propriations of money from city
 funds, and issue bonds to aid in the
 location and in the construction or
 high schools and high school build-
 ings, and to ratify and confirm all
 such conveyances and appropria-
 tions which have heretofore been
 made by any such city or town. Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama, That the cines and towns of this state be and the they are hereby authorized and em- powered to convey real or personal property belonging to such cities or towns, and to make appropriations from city or town funds, and issue bonds to aid in the location and In the construction of high schools and nigh school buildings under the Act of the Iertslature of Alabama, approved Aug. I. 1907, entitled "An Act to provide TOT the establishment of high schools In this State, and to make appropriauons for said schools.
 Sec. 2. That all such conveyances or property and appropriations of funds which have heretofore been made for the purpose named In Section of this Act, be. and the same are hereby. rati- fled and confirmed.
 Approved Aug. 26, 1909. OficiaI:
 Frank N Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

lsesd reasons when such investiga- ton has been completed 1t shall be the duty of the County Board of Health 70 elect q successor to the muni- cfpal health oficer removed by the Mayor provided that such removed health ofncer may be deemed eligible t9 succeed himself if the investigation shows him not to have been guilty of such dereIiction of duty as to dis- qualify him for succeeding himself ;
 Sec. 1. That Section I64 of said Act shall be amended 60 as to read aa fol- lows: Section is4. The Council of sny Incorporated city or town shall have the right to create the position of assistant city health officer. one or more, and when created the city health officer shall have the right to nominate the incumbent or incumbents thereof. subject to the approval of the City Board of Health. Such assistant health officer. or officers. shall perform sucn duties and exercise such power and authority as may be prescribed for, or | assigned to him. or them by the city
 health ofIicer, subject to the approval of the county Board of Health, pro yided that no duties shall be prescrfp- ed. or power and authority conferred
 tn violation of the health laws or the State, or of the health ordinance Of
 the city. The salary of the city or town health oficer and that of any as- sistant health officer. or ofiicers, that
 may be appointed In accordance with this Section, shall be fixed by the coun- cil of the city or town.
 Approved Aug. 25. 1903.
 Odicial.
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
O. l42.) AN ACT

No. l42.) AN ACT (H. 232. To stipulate how the service of process
 may be effected upon certain unin-
 corporated organizations or asso-
 citations.
 Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of Alabama as follows:
 Section 1. All unincorporated organi- zations or associations of every kind that issue policies or certificates of in- surance of any kind to their members shall be suable in any county where they do business or issue such poll cies or certificates. and the summons may be executed upon them by serving a copy of the summon and complaint upon any officer of such Organization or association.
 Approved Aug. 25, 1909. Official:
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of state.

No. 219.) AN ACT. (S g. To provide a fund for the compensa-
 tion and expenses of the assistant
 bank examiners.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Alabama, that the bank examiner and assistant bank examin- CTS, shall, after making an examina- tion, general or special of any bank or branch bank, certify to the state treasurer that such examination has been made whereupon the state treas urer shall collect from the bank or branch bank examined. fee for such examination in accordance with the following schedule, which snail be maximum fee. and shall not be col from any bank. except In case oi special examinations ordered by the state treasurer under section 3552 of the Code
 Sec. 2. That the fees for such examinations shall be as follows; CD For the examination of banks hay ing a capital of less than $l5,0OO and for the examination of each branch bank a fee of $500. CD For the examination of banks having capital of S15,0OO and less than S25.000 fee of $750. (S) For the examination oi banks having a capital Of SZ6'0OO and less than $5O000 a fee of s1O.0O. (A For the examination of banks having a capital of $5O.O0O and less than $1o0.- 900 fee of s125O. (5) For the examination of banks having a capi- tai of SlO0,OOO and less than $15OO0C a fee of s15.OO. (6) For the exami- nation of banks having a capital Of $15O000 and less than s2SO, OO0 fee of 8I7.50. (7)' For the examination oi banks having a capital of $2bO,0O0 and less than ss50, 600 fee of s20.00. (s) For the examination of banks having
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

shall be open to the inspsotson Of the public.
 Sec. (. It shah be the duty of judges of courts of record in this State, at the first term of their courts held after the first of January, to en- force the provisions of this Act and If such report Is not filed within the first day of said court to issue mandatory order requiring the filing of said re- port. and unless the same be filed within the time named in said order to punish officers % in default for con- tempt of court.
 Sec. '. If at any time It should sp- pear to the court or be made known to'the court, that any balance has been in the hands of any officer for a period unclaimed. it may make an order directing the same to be paid into the treasury of said county. and . separate account shall be kept of ali such pay ments and SO designated as to identity each transaction. Any person entitled to any amount so paid into the treas ury or any part thereof may within ten years after such payment into the treasury recover the amount to which he may be entitled. without interest by obtaining an order from the court under whose orders the same was paid Into the treasury. Such order may be ton against the Probate Judge of the County after five days notice unless the court for sufficient reasons con- tinues the hearing to . further time.
 Approved. Aug. 25. 1909.
 ofneI.l,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

No. ss) AN ACT (S.so To amend Section 6 of an act approv-
 ed July IT, 1907, entitled '.An act
 to amend Sections s. 9, 10. 16. IT,
 19 and 20 of an act entitled an act
 to provide for the re-districting ot
 the public schools of the State and
 for the management and control
 of the same, approved September
 30. 1903."
 Section |. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of Alabama. that Section 6 of an act approved July IT, 1907, en- titled An act to amend Sections 6. g., 10, 16, 17. 19 and 20 of an act entitled an act providing for the re-districting of the public schools of the State and for the management and control of the same. approved September 30, 1903" be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 6. That Section 19 of said act be and the same Is hereby amended so as 10 read as follows: The provisions of this act shall not apply to any county hereto fore districted by authority of a spe- cial law and which has a special levy from the county for the support of the public schools therein; or 10 any city or town where the members of the Board of Education hold office for life under any act of the Legislature of Alabama approved prior to February private or local laws creating or pro- viding for any special or separate school district be and the same are hereby repealed.
 Approved August 25. 1909. Official,
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
Secretary of State
No. 2o3.)

No. 203.) (H. J. K. 9l. House Joint Resolution
 Resolved. By the House, the Senate concurring, that upon the adjournment of the Legislature the Governor be requested to employ a competent per- son to examine the journals of the House and Senate in connection with the Clerk of the House and Secretary of the Senate. in order that the jour- nals may show as to all bills passed compliance with all constitutional requirements.
 Resolver, further, That the Governor be requested to pay such person so employed out of the contingent fund.
 Approved Aug. 26. 1909. Official:
 Frank N Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.

No. 133) AN ACT. (s. s2. To provide for the annual re-
 ports of Registers in Chancery,
 Probate Judges. Sheriffs and
 Clerks of Courts of Record of all
 fiduciary funds in their hands in
 their official capacity.
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of Alabama. That on and after the approval of this law. 1t shall be the duty of every Register in Chan cery, Probate Judge, Sheriff. Clerk and Clerk and Register to prepare a re- port in writing showing the amount of all fiduciary funds in the hands of suoh official. designating the name of the owner the case or the circum- stances under which the same was re- ceived, which statement shall be veri- fled.
 Sec. 2. Fiduclary funds as used herein shall include any sums what So ever which have come into the hands of such officer and of which he is not the absolute and unqualified owner including witness fees and other fees or funds to which any person Is entitled other than himself.
 Sec. B. The Register in Chancery and the Clerk and the Clerk and Register shall file the same with the Chancellor or Judge of the Court of which he is the clerk or clerk and register. at the first term of said court after the first day of January of each year.
 Sec. 4. The Sheriff shall file at the first term held after the first day of January of each court under whose processes he holds any money the re- port required by this Act.
 Sec. 5. The judge of such court shall carefully examine said report and orier the same recorded by the Clerk of the Court in a we'll bound book. kept for that purpose. which hook shall be open to the inspection of the public. The Probate Judge shall file such statement in his court within the first ten days of January of each year, and record the same In book kept for that purpose. which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

No. 145.) AN ACT (S. 127 For the incorporation of mutual CO., operative societies or associations for farming and trucking pur- poses, and for the exemption of the same from all corporate taxa tion and licenses.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legislature. of Alabama, That when ever ten or lmope farmers, ytruclS-grow- CTS. ofchardists, q or! other producers of the fruits of the asoi1, wish to form an association: or corporation, not for pecuniary' profit in the. sense of pay interests or dividends on stock, but for the mutual benefit through the ap. plicatton of cooperation. or other economic principles, they may become body corporate in the manner fol- lowing:
 Sec. 2. Filing Declaration-That the persons proposing to form such cor poration, shall file with the Probate Judge of the county in which 1t pro- poses to establish itself, declaration in writing, setting out the name of said proposed corporation. the names of the charter members. and the purposes of said corporation.
 Sec. B. Charter. how issued.-That upon the filing of such declaration the Judge of Probate shall issue to such corporation a charter, which shall be perpetual-5ubJect to revocation at any time by the Legislature.
 Sec. 4. 0rganization.-That said corporations so formed may elect such officers as 1t may deem necessary in such manner and for such terms as 1t may provide, and remove the same at any time, and adopt such consti- tuition and bylaws as it may see fit, not to conflict with the Constitution and laws of this State.
 Sec. 5. Powers.-That such orRanf- zation shall have the power to buy, sell and lease and mortgage real es- tate, to build and operate warehouses, loading platforms and other means of facilitating the movement of products, to buy for its members. seed. fertilizers and other needed articles for planting and marketing Its products, to con tract, sell or otherwise dispose of the crops growing or matured of its mem- bers. and to do all other things, incl dent to its purpose. for the mutual benefit of its members.
 Sec. G.. Taxation.-That the proper- ty of corporation formed bona fide under this article. shall be, to an amount not to exceed five thousand dollars. exempt from all corporate taxation and licenses. but if used for any other than the purposes herein set forth, 1t shall not be so exempt.
 Approved. Aug. 25. 1909.
 Official
 Frank N. Julian.
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
No. 124) AN ACT (S. 92

No. 124) AN ACT (S. 92 To amend Section 545 of Chapter IT of
 the Code.
 Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of Alabama that Section 545 of Chapter IT of the Code be SO amended as to read as follows. Section 545. IL shall be unlawful for any person not regis- tered embalmer, to practice embalm- ing. Provided. however. that any H. censed physician may embaim bodies in case of death outside of any fncorpor- ated municipality having population of 500 inhabitants In such municipal ity at any time when there Is no H. censed embalmer in said municipal ity.
 Approved. August 2e. 1909. OficiaI.
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16
Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of state.

No. 1s41 s AN ACT (s.17 To amend Section A557 of the Code of
 Alabama of 1907. t-,>.,
 SactIon l.. Re 1t enacted by the Legislature of Alabama. that Section 4557 of the Code of Alabama, 1907, be amended so as to read as follows: 4557. Gross premiums received must be stated, and taxes and penalties must be paid.-All companies must state the total amount of gross premiums re- ceived in this State, and shall at the same time pay to the Insurance Com missioner the followings amounts that Is to say. each fire insurance com pany sh all pay the sum of one and one half dollars for each one hundred dol lars of said gross premiums less return premiums, so received in this State, and every other insurance company shall pay the sum of two dollars upon each one hundred dollars of said gross pre- miums so received In this State; and the company neglecting to make each return accurately and in full at the time of filing the annual statement, or at the time at which any such com pany discontinues business in the State. shall pay to tho State, in addition to said taxes, the sum of five hundred dol lars within sixty days from the date of notice of such delinquency, and shall be debarred from transacting any bus- mess of insurance in this State until said taxes and penalties are fully paid.
 Sec. 2. That this act shall be eff fective on the first day of January, 1910.
 Approved, August 25. 1909.
 Official.
 Frank N Julian.
 Secretary of state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-16

No 1Ss) GIL J. R. S6.
 Be 1t resolved by the House of Rep resentatives, the Senate concurring, that the Secretary of State of the State of Alabama, be and he Is hereby au- thorized and directed to have printed and bound four thousand five hundred copies of the General and Local Acts of the present session of the Legisla- ture of Alabama. That the said acts shall be bound in one volume and the acts of a general character to appear first in the volume and the acts of a local or special character to ap" pear last. The acts shall be printed indexed and bound in all respects as now required by law. Be 1t further resolved, that in making the distrihu- ton now provided by law. the Secre- tary of State Is here authorized and d. rected to distribute to every officer. H. brary and school entitled to the Gen eral and Local Acts go bound in one volume as said officer. library or school is now entitled to receive.
 Approved August 25. 1908.
 Official.
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.