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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
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ri4d f1ot supper
VIII Brooks who manages the thea
trc has seen hany Of the Guthrie
fell0wy gu into tla Bhow .buslness
and can recall quite few who were
not stars whgn they commence opef
ailons, Among lhe lot Of bciors shep
McWnl@s now -playiag Rilh The
Girl Question. up il Canala, was one
ot tbc nAfsi ambitious one night
McGinley WIS PLAYING the Yillan. The
yllllen had death scene in the sixth
acs he faVolled III fhe scene llt
wrlthed iHl ever she sfasc II Hds
ZEAL high hrt
One nleh the scane ahifler who
was Brooks started 10 ltwer ,bo slow
curtain on thla lcath much fao SOON
The dying william 81 be kicked about.
Whispered hOarsciy.
Time lheic, J0ang Fellow alnt
Gead yet
"npal or moi dem saii Roogs
my uppor Waiting lnr uV That
CLOSED ihr nlas for lhr eYcans auA
eHnn nish hw3kiug np he fflenl.
shin hefNeen lhe $50 Mildmg .hes.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

pnesa' afe Identifying themselves.
Is said alreadf forty lhonard meA
BERT are M tho STATE and 70 &
peeied 10 lave Vie lodge ataei ol wei
Tho "suuiti9
A coigred medium hll rulea yestcl
iey rd ect seurco crowd NJ ~
tel ne whaekei the iatlc lWle call
m. lohdlX
Are there any sphils hereH'
Tho little group about ihe taDll
listened anxipusly
"Are there amy sprlisg' repeated
the medium
Well saii the landlord. "ah Kin
hustle vou-all q lltlle sunnyoroOk 3
ihat win do.
j. It'd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

fNh iNftNaNtlH ~ AaIHs
The 'roymakels Dream musl.
ga coined, played 20 only taif r..
iarna ni tho prooka las night The
piece Is really clever skit. With
ptaafiiye WiHs and a chorus whlcp,
lhQu9a smali. Nas1in TO The average
tfiil.ft n if
TMa'a New Husband
Mas New Husband spells mlrlh
ln The very tiila. Talk of hove under
iilEcuhlos' This three acl musical
'arcc furnishes more difficulties m
lss " an hour iar q pair % lovers Than
afe ordinarily cHcomlored III oourt
suip lha lasts several Years. and ihe
nYwnlng virtue pf the 0blaeies m
ihis case hc "a The iact tlal hey ucy
er can i1g tears except when lhe ex.
oessiye laughter evoked Brings them
10 cnol checks allame from rslble eX
crtons. All ibis and more has been
true 81 The appearance of Mas New
Husband ln other cities and theatre
eoers hero viii have an opportunity
10 Judge for Themselves when She play
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The above IS lhe name oI g 6arma
chemical which IS one ct re many
valuable ingredients al f0icy SD
ney Remedy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS recognized by melitil test haHlN
md aH'haflllcs as zig aeid sn4an'
agd anti sophie eos lhe ufte iaHf
FaleY's kidney Remedy as soon as tQt
notice any Irregularities and avoid {
se iuus maIadyC n Rengfo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17


fJrenl effect as to really mean a dif.
iegent design when hor1ered ma
icflal u aoi llkel trimmings oi any
4eelerfci soft uln Ne suhsifut4h
ID aus case The skirt Is plain ami
siiafle being made With thref SEQ
items that are Joined one to be oih-
VI Hhlch facl renders it peculiarly
wel adaptcd 10 washable fairies
F he medium size viii be fcquir-
cd, for the blouse 4 II yards oi ma
sl4li ~ on "a, yards % or 2 ~
tif,a g Inches wide alih sA yards
i inehea wide for the chemlaeese
iaf che skigg 3 n fafls Of bngderef
mActlai "a inches wida er Z yards
el llaln material =. 3.l Yards 32
oT : safds : flnehes 4 May Manton
raitegn oi the blouse 80. GIGS aizas
az rs Z ninehes bust of af The skirt
No. s25g. sl1es 2z % 90 inches waist
VIII be mailed 10 ans address by the
Fashion Department of this paper
on receipt Of ten cents tor each OF
la hssle aeud an additional Two cent
sfHnp iaF letter poalaxa witch nsHr'
g mfge pfqmpE aeIlgeFY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

lI6iehlnsau kaps After trying doe
tors and dlliefeni mcdlclnes for RID
nny. bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me 4 ls
pbe best medicine on euflh. Walter
Il Perry 20 s Main street sold Al
Is tho adoption 81 Secs IS and A pi
all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

sta0Vd Oklss Feh g THE slro
darrnat after man nhi varied ny
efships nov comos under ihe mansee
nenE oi Mr and hfa NJ d Weat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

a. the most daring and original con.
cepiion Of years Mr Walter had a
story 10 tell and hc told 4 with frank.
ness and direclness which won for
aim q triumph paid Ia Pull Is in
four acts, trelliHR N u' fenaflAhlN
daring and Original fhshlQn oi great
Issue Ia the mdgal NE Of onr country
today II Is Il real llnsh and hood
play and has won iho unendlng o.
icem Of all Ncw York and chlcaso
play goers A dleiIngnlshed cnN and
perfectly flawlesa production wlll be
seen IN this city aud The indications
are that paid iu Fun win be greeted
here by q brllliaui and apprcclauee
ardienee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17
wATsoN's sNerse-:I e-Iseae-aIuselsl LiNi-


wATsoN's sNsrsssI ssas-aiUaeIs' 3. LiNI-
Madc to be superior 20 an others on
tho market. Per bottle 2bc and VI.
MAWHQNiA C0AsC MHDiCO.
Two famous remedies Of famous
veterinary Surgeon, put up In TWO ANp-
nfatr bottles Tor horses. mules and
oattie suffering with spasmodiu collie,
floihfut collie anu pihef forms OF poW-
"a troubles. Per bottle, ~,
wATsON's BLAND HEALER.
Heals under the harness while thoy
work Heals. without leaving an on.
slightly SCAR Ono application Keeps the
flNs un an day kills Acfew worms
Ais insect proof Per bottle 900 and ~
wATa0N's aAauD BEIsgEM
The long sought for femedy Tor bono
lauenrass bono iumprn and enlufNa-
mcnfg. callouacs. abnormal drpcHits and
Efpwlha This ala The remeay PAR EN-
ClilsENSE when every other mas
failed Per bottle, Si
wATsON's pUnGE MIx.
The nhSMo Tor hursps and mules Aet
Tons Sure Hnd complete. simple rfs
feeiivp and heneiielni sncn pufRu
given "a horse or mule gets more rn-
cults than ton of patent stock foods
Per box. VI.
wAwsOw's rnnnFuGE.
iiesNtuA lever, aids in rRfrynR nif
wneic products reeulilng a superior
rNwedN on which ia AuclWulo stock,
Per bottle a.
whwsON'e s'rAGGHn REMEnY.
saving hundreds OF horHNs auffernG
with VARIOUS forms Of brain HlcknoNA
should Be on hand nnd used pnrty 70
fnruft Hu0fHnteed feHHIte. Per hpH, 81
auiA rNeH1 ysheee or sent prepaid nEa re-
eeips pf price, Write fnr circulars D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

tho schools. as thpy arr 10 be iacaie0
Of ihe board at agucdlnul edHeo
lien an are 90 be lDcaied during the
present yoar Sixty thousand dollag
Is appropriated Tor buildings aud
equipment, lweniy thousand for each
0f the ihree schools For malnlea'
anue and support Ss70a9 y ael aseio
Each rehbu ia 70 eet sig fa talf
purpose for the coming year aud siIf
1910 f9r Che yp.r ending June 90 l9il
ihe bin was passed on anal roll eali
hy VJie uf s % ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

Montana
Monlana. e nlsy nf tie Caldch
West Is from The pen 90 he laleni-
ed Young author Harry y. Carey
Montana fnr loir years in lhe thea
irc a truly successful play 50 rapidly
do fashion and tastes change YET a
good play IS always good play how
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llatchett chonpers.


There Is q movement on fool @ of.
g9nl2e i local lUdgc u The sons os
Washmgian ThCse Who helieYe e.
Following the pufsuiia Of thair hap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

House Bill No a. by Boyle y fuf
the protection OF The wages Of persons
employed Ia and around mines The
wages mus be paid ln 4 S. mVnes or
It's panlNAlent scelp can not 20 y
sued and contracts made IN violation
of the bNl alll BIZ valid f'he blll is
intended 10 remedy number Of
abusna chiefly Tho company store
The measure was sent back from tbe
senate with Cnh slight ieehnies-
amendment IN which inc house et4
eHrrea gu roll esll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

wlll be plcenlod onight at ihe
Brooks. The musical numbers ace VIZ
0rouH and catchy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-17

nill ITO. f2 by Senator Franklin.
6 Intended for the protection 0f pub.
Ne funds t'nder this blll all nef4als
lles. interest hnd profits On lhe pnbie
moneys must Sc % The public funds
aHd not 10 The officer Fraadnlent
e0lfes and gceounla alianlans, etc
ra af'hiblted Embezzlemant q pun
ishaolg by a hn of not over s5G1 and
Il pfIsuu sHnionco ur both Origin
any lhe pflaon peaalls was aNed at
mol p escehd three years bHl undeF
au amaulmepl by ilafflsoH lblH was
made 10 read moi % okaeed lwanig
years
Y AH4 mfH9n eunHieIad undnr h.a
lafi IS dlsQnalAod IRON holding ans
ofh0 Gliicc " ille alnir fhrfH Maa
ame sllsh amandmpHa aad 0n roll
ieall ihe bii uae finally passed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
MRS W.P. GLEASON'S
RELATIVE IMPROVING
Miss Lennon of Joliet, In
jured on Trip, Is Back
Home.
FELL UNDER MOVING TRAIN
Was on Her Way to Convent-Acci-
dent Happened on the Unien
Pacific Railroad.

Miss Genevieve Lennon Of Joliet
sister-in-law Of Mrs w. P. Gleason Of
Gary, who was injured by falling under
the wheels of a Union Pacific passenger
train in Canada. has arrived at her
nome in Joliet, and is recovering nice
iy. A Joliet paper has the following
article on Miss Lemons condition:
Miss Genevieve Lennon, who was
terribly injured by falling under the
wheels of a Union Pacific passenger
train at Windsor, Canada, arrived In
Joliet last night and is now resting
easily at the Lennon home DR.. A. ].
Lennon, Dan Lennon and Mrs. Lennon
made the trip with the injured girl.
The trip was made without mishap and
Miss Lennon stood it well all the way.
Miss lemons condition is still SER
fous and no one will be permitted to
see her for several days as the doctors
have decreed that she must be kept
absolutely quiet for while. The
many friends of Miss Lennon and the
Lennon family will be glad to hear that
she is now at home and that she stood
the trip remarkably we'll for one so
badly injured It was not thought that
the trip could be undertaken so soon.
but conditions changed within the last
few days so that it was decided to make
the Journey"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
HEARD BY RUBE.

Mayor Knots ought to be congratu-
lated for the way he closed up the sa-
looms and immoral houses yesterday.
The world loves a game loser.
Before taking hna! action that win
change 1t from town to a city. Gary
should consider carefully the difference
between the theory and practice of
municipal economy.
Welcome to our city. There is al
ways room for one more good news
paper.
According to reports. there are good
many fake interviews that have been
published of late.
OF course. it makes a world of diff
ference just into whose Golfers that Sc
is turned, doesn't it?
How the politicians love the dear
public now.
It is reported that Sherlock Holmes
and DR.. Watson have arrived.
If some of the curbstone loafers
would go to work. we hesitate to say
what would happen.
School days. dear old school days, will
soon be here again.
Just how high should the mayors
salary sail.
Peppers whiskey is so deceiving. you
know!
Why not let the people nominate in
stead of having the politicians pick
EN-?
Why not build a wall around the
south end and elect Knots as MAYOR of
the "Patch?"
And the next day it rained.
Clean 'em out
All the way UP
And all the way down.
Put little in the bottle for the ba-
bies.
Remember the chills of winter,
When you longed for summer heat.
Remember the way you shivered.
Remember your frosted feet
If there are any more claims for the
Indiana Steel company's site hurry up
and let's fill them all out at once.
An the little town OF Miller also is
putting on a few airs.
Might as well use a spike in mailing
down the lid
Only five more days until Sunday. Do
your shopping early.
Corn must be growing about foot
per night.
All the railroads report heavy bust
ness yesterday.
No place Is quite so popular as the
town pump.
Hurrah for the childrens picnic.
How about the sale of circus lemon
ade next Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
MR.. MANLOVE
rs ELECTED
Township Committee Meets
at Gary Hotel.

At meeting of the Calumet town
ship republican precinct committeeman,
held at the Gary hotel last Saturday
afternoon, G. H. Manlove was unani-
mously elected as chairman of the
whole committee. Previous to this ac-
ton Mr.. Manlove had handed in his
resignation as chairman of the Sec
ond precinct, giving as his reason the
fact that he moved out of the precinct
NJ NJ. Duchich was chosen as tempo
rary chairman Of the Second precinct
In the Seventh precinct, where a va
cancy was reported, owing to the NOV
Ing out of c. Wojciechowicz, William
Wolf was appointed in his place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03

signed his position at the Whiting Cor
nice works.
An ice cream social will be held at
the home of Mrs. Hopkins, CSC one
Hundred and Twentieth street, on We'd
nesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tan church viii give an ice cream So
cial on Mrs. Johnson's lawn at 52a
One Hundred and Nineteenth street,
Thursday evening. Ice cream and cake
10c
Mike Hubbard, who has been a part
ner in the barber parlors of Harr &
Hubbard for several years. has decid-
ed to open q shop of his own in the
former Jewett stand in Indiana Harbor.
Robertsdale. The firm dissolved part
nership about two weeks ago.
The horse belonging to Janos Bros.
who keep grocery store on East One
Hundred and Nineteenth street, has had
a tumor in his back, which has caused
the animal untold agony as well as I'M
fitting him for use A few days ago the
horse was taken out in the lake. where
1t was known he would be afraid to
move, and the tumor was removed by A
local physician. The owners of the
animal are rejoicing. for he is now get
ting along nicely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
MISS ROSE zEWADSKI
BECOMES A BRIDE
B. Biennkowski of Gary Is
Happy Groom; Off for
New York.

One Of the biggest weddings that
mas taken place in the south end of
the city for the vast year occurred at
cary yesterday afternoon, when Rose
zawadski, daughter of Frank Zawad-
ski, former democratic candidate for
county commissioner and a wen-known
saloonkeeper of the south side in Cary
was married to Bruno Biennkowski. an
employe of the Indiana Steel company
The marriage was celebrated at 10
o'clock in the Polish Catholic church
AFTER which the party went to the
home of Mr.. zawadski, where they
spent a most enjoyable afternoon and
evening dancing and feasting. Among
the guests present were a large num-
Der from Chicago, and a hundred or
more well known people of Gary.
The bride and groom will leave to-
morrow for New York for their honey
moon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
ALFRED JONES WILL
Be The EDITOR
New Democratic Daily in
Lake County Is Soon
to Appear.

The announcement In THE TIMES Sat
urday that new democratic paper is
to be started In Gary, came as a sur-
prise even to some OF the leading dem
ocrats in Hammond. nor has # causad
any great excitement in either the re-
publican or democratic ranks. Its nro-
motors claim that the Lake County
Democrat as the paper will be known
is to fill a long left want. With a cant
talization of 10000 the STOCKHOLDERS
hope to make 1T the best democratic or
gan in the county. starting first as a
weekly and later as daily
Alfred Jones. a young Gary man is
to be editor of the Lake County Dem
ocrat.
That Tom Knots. present MAYOR of
Gary does not expect any support from
the new organ. may be taken from the
fact that he and his brother. A r
KNOTS intend to revive the Northern
Indianian. Both papers are to be run
as weeklies for the present and later
as dailies The Knots organ will Just
be run through the campaign. but the
Democrat will be issued daily.
Alfred Jones, the new editor is q
very bright and capable Young man
who Is one of the lvest newspaper
men In the state. A thorough canvass
is to be made of the county for sub
scriptions. Ex-Mayor CroIius. Of Joliet
is TO be backed by the Democrat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
Special to THE TrMEs)

Indiana Harbor, Ind, August g.
Quite a number who attended the cere-
monies held In connection with the cor
ner stone laying of the Baptist church
have requested that a synopsis Of the
splendid address delivered on that oc-
the University of Chicago be published
casion by Prof George B. Foster Of
in THE TINES The following has been
contributed and THE TINES takes pleas
ure in reproducing 1t for the benefit of
the many who are interested:
I'm introducing Prof. Foster, Rev.
Bradshaw said: I can use no greater
words in introducing the next speaker
than these: To know him is to love
him, to come in contact with his per-
sonality is to be made better
'As the distinguished professor took
his position before the audience and
began to speak, all were Immediately
conscious of the optimistic Are in his
eyes. and the ring Of prophecy in his
voice which delicately correspondent
with his significant subject: The
Prophet and Public Opinion
In the opening OF his speech he said
that John came fasting and dressed in
plain clothing and the people said, He
hath devil Jesus came eating and
drinking, attending feasts and mar
riages, moving the multitudes by his
words Of authority and they said. this
cannot be the Messiah for he does
not square with our theological doc
trines.
IN the later treatment Of the sub
ject, Prof. Foster laid down in no I'M
certain terms his high regard for Jesus
of Nazareth. How It was his firm con-
viction that Jesus must have been the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
ADDRESS OF PROF. C.B. FOSTER
At CHURCH AFFAIR IS GIVEN

Lamb slain from the foundation of the
world; that there seems to have been a
cross In the heart of God from the be-
senning of time He expressed his
conviction in the eternal nature of
truth. That its power transcribed that
Of public opinion in making for world
progress. In his own words. Public
opinion can give you reputation. but it
cannot give you character; It can give
you wealth, but it cannot give you Goo.
AS Prof Foster retired from before
the audience many eyes were moist
ened with tears. which was an indi-
cation that their lives had been moved
to larger things"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
WHITING.

Mrs. Charles Peterson of Sheridan
avenue returned on Monday from two
weeks visit at the home Of her brother
in Williams Bay, Wis
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williams of the
Peterson flats moved to Indiana Har-
Dor today. 50 as to be near the for
mer's place of employment
Louis Gordon Of Tolleston was a bus
mess visitor here yesterday and today.
James Landon Sr., who suffered a
third stroke Of paralysis on Saturday
IS getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
The La Vendors played two games on
Sunday, one of which was lost and the
other won. In the morning they play
ed the Pullman team at Pullman and
were defeated 10 to 3 In the after
noon they played the West Pullmans
team at West Pullman and won this
game. the score being S to 3.
John Councils of Robertsdale has re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
GARY BRIEFS.

One of the marriage licenses recently
issued at ST Joseph. the Michigan
Gretna Green. was to Charles Mccarthy
and Belva Sutherlin of Gary The for
mer was SO years of age and the lat
ter "a
Attorney r. c. Morrison returned yes
terday from Elkhardt. Ind. where he
went Sunday 20 spent the weekend
with his relatives.
Attorney George Manlove was in Chi
cago yesterday on business.
The family of DR.. ]. w. Nieukfrk will
move to Gary and expect to. arrive here
Wednesday. The son has already ar
rived and Mrs. Nieukirk and daughter
are expected on that day
T. w. Englehardt was in Hammond
yesterday on business.
Attorney ]. T. Wachowski attended
a wedding in the south end of Gary
yesterday afternoon
A number of young people of Gary
went to RobertsdaIe last night. where
they enjoyed a fish supper on the lake
front.
The Woman's association of the Con-
gregationaI church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Eddleson, $50 Harrison street.
Messrs. Mildred and Genevieve Nor
ton are spending a few weeks at the
cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. High
lands on the shore of Lake Michigan at
Millers.
FLATs-s2o; modern. Gary Brokerage
and insurance agency. Reynolds bldg.
Free daily deliveries to all towns IN
the Calumet region. including Gary.
spiegel, South Chicago's leading fur
ntture store. ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03

ment at the Coliseum for delegates,
guests and ladies'
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Is.
Annual meetings of trust company
section
Annual meeting of clearinghouse
section
Annual meeting of organization of
secretaries of state bankers associa-
tons
Wednesday afternoon. boat ride on
Lake Michigan to Gary, Ind. and re-
turn. Those desiring to do so will be
given an opportunity to visit the plant
of the Indiana Steel company at Gary
Wednesday evening. first annual dinner
OF the Council Club"
THURSDAY, SEPT. 1s
Annual meeting of savings bank sec
ton.
Thursday afternoon. the packers of
Chicago will provide special train
to the stockyards for the gentlemen
who desire to visit the packing house
while In operation.
Thursday evening, reception and ball
at the Auditorium theater. which will
be especially prepared for the occasion.
FRIDAY. SEPT. II.
0CCOiQ Qdy session OF the aSSOCia-
ton convention, 10 a. m.
Invocation.
Reports of committees - Currency
commission federal legislative, Amerf-
can Institute of Banking, standing law.
uniform laws, special
Invitations for next convention
Address by James H. Forgan, presi-
dent First National Bank of Chicago.
Address by DR.. John c. Kilgo. presi-
dent Trinity college, Durham, n c.
Five minute talks. vice presidents Of
states.
Unfinished business
Resolutions.
Report of the nominating committee.
Action on same.
Installation of officers
Adjournment
Friday evening, meeting of the new
executive council at Auditorium hotel. i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-08-03
PROGRAM OF BANKERS MEETING:
MEMBERS WILL CONE To GARY

The general program of exercises of
the American Bankers association TO
be held in Chicago in September is
announced By Secretary Farsworth.
This includes the trip of the 5000 dele
gates to Gary The complete program
as announced Is
MONDAY, SEPT. ID.
Committee meetings and registra-
ton at Auditorium hotel and Annex.
Executive council meeting at Audi
forum hotel.
Monday evening, executive council
banquet at Annex. rendered by the
bankers OF Chicago
TUESDAY. SEPT. IA.
10 a. m, at Auditorium.
First days session of the association
convention.
Invocation
Addresses of welcome, Charles S De-
neen, governor of Illinois.
Joseph T. Talbert. president Chicago
Clearing House association.
Presidents annual address, George
NJ. Reynolds, Chicago.
Response to address of welcome, Col.
Robert J. Lowry, Atlanta, Ga, x-presi-
dent Of the association
Annual report of the treasurer, 2. c.
Kaufman, Tacoma, Wash.
Report of the auditing committee
Report Of the executive council, F.
o. Watts, chairman.
Annual report of the standing pro
tective committee.
Report of bill of lading committee,
L. f. Pierson, chairman.
Report Of the committee on express
companies and money orders, Joseph |
Chapman. jr chairman.
Informal address by Joseph G. Can
non. speaker of the house of represen-
tatives Washington, d. C.
Address by Lawrence o. Murray, |
of the currency
Address by James J. Hill of St Paul. |
president of the Great Northern rail-
road.
Tuesday evening. informal entertain