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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

fight for the right. and remember
the Maine. In my opinion you are
heartily supported By thousands Of
the helpless. out Of whom the life Is
free thinking people. who conflne
their thoughts 10 themselves, but
should the test come. you would be
surprised and delighted 10 hear
from them. ~ tMAtM
People have been sleeping FOR
many years. but they are beginning
20 slt up and take notice very rap
Idly.
A happy New Year and best wish
es 10 The Star and It's readers.
II. NJ. PARLEiR.
Hotel Christie, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Toss her loot
sizes yesterday
afternoon. Otto
RirkwaFd became
con lderably en-
thused He went
forth into the
open aud accum
uiated a lot OF
JOY.
Steeriu a
course filled with
skids. twists and
turns, Otto crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
/. Y. ATHLETIC
COP IN TROUBLE

NJ InIfFI FfNss-I
NEW YORK. Dec Policeman
Matthew Meeifath, champion weight
troxer o. the world aud several
hnes 3 member 81 the United
sizGes team at the Olympic games,
IA ArTaigned ia the Flathush 20
Ne court on q charge Of shoot.
hE George Walker. whom be
suad in his Rome Sunday night
NeGrath vas ordered held with.
ut ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
TALES OF THE TOWN

into the office morning hopping
He carried ten-page letter. which fairly szzed.
Il hookkeeper" he said Il have been business
self at different tmeshave recently
piled for position advertised Roche Harbo their
ply"
The reply from the company asked the applicants full
married single politics. religion and whether he could
musical instrument
slng? the bookeeper Say you'd pub
fish reply TO their letter"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
WHOLE FAMILY
HURT BY HORSE

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec. 27.-Mn
and Mrs, A. II. Marker and 9-year~
old Hermann Marker are suffering
today as the result Of a horseback
ride taken by the boy on Christmas
day.
AS the horse turned into the yard
after the ride Hermann fell off.
breaking his right arm. His
screams SO affected his father that.
after he had led the animal to its
stall he fell beneath its feet in g
dead faint. The horse kicked out
Markers front teeth and broke his
collar bone. Mrs Marker ran out
to help her husband, and the fran
tic horse kicked her, bruising her
severely.
Boy and girl readers--the young
er ones-wlll find Uncle Jack in
The Star raef SATURDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

some feller LAT.
fling quietly TO
himself"
why the laugh
Z @ p inquired
Schnitzel smith
Wen 1 know
what / was laffing
az, myself this
morning" sa 1 d
Eben.
In the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Seattle. Wash, Dec &c, 1910.
Editor star--I have been a
reader and admirer Of The Star for
over three years. Your efforts,
through The Star. fayoring q moral
uplift are heartily approved by our
best citizens OF course you have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

planp. mY wife thought she q SUI
prise me by giving mo a couple OF
suits o. them paiammer things.
Those are the clothes you're eX-
pected TO go TO bed IT, Wen, STR.
she made me q royal purple pair OF
'em. and another pair Of robins egg
blue. Darnod u she didn't send EN-
both 20 my mother-in.law by mis-
take. That's what was lafiing at
myself"
Everybody didn't have their
paiamas miscarry. Why the corral
hiiariiyY persisted Sehnitzel.
We'll. there's a whole lot o
people been awful fooled on this
Christmas business, can tell YOU
ronlled Eben "The Teller that gave
ria boss q gold hair brush for a
present and got "a call-down because
no was seven minutes late THIS
morning, amt so awful strong Tor
tho Christmas spirit as he was. and
the gal that expected her own Car
ence TO come across with di mona
solitary ring and got neat calendar
instead. rs wearin' a iaraway look
too
(Which leads up tor queried
schnltzel Smith, patiently.
oThat Christmas Is built on eX.
peotatlons prior to the gath, and
after that the memory rs somethln
like eatin' hmburger cheese ana
mlnoe pie and goin' 10 bed ON IT,
saqely observed Eben Topper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Those arrested included ~ auto
speeders Among them we're James
-. Esary. the steamship magnaie;
Joe Himelhoch, william II. Lewis,
the contractor; n. c. stimson.
scion OF the lumber family; Blll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
EDEN UPPER HAS
/. DASH OF PESSIMISM
FOLLOWING YULETIDE

There is holiday spirit every
where" said Eben Topper. taking
q cunvnlaiye hitch az his new EN-.
broldered Enspendera.
con every corner YER can see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
: TS SE S SSSss"

The chargra r. 'he GntFarth fht supernlen
the g. GOO 81 the American
Bank building the latter Of iuY The niusy OF
shortage OF water when there water 90
following Richard M Arms himself giYen be-
fore the council pobeF % suhsauae the charges made By The
STAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

"a into Sergeant Bryant and landed
Ia Jail Judge Gordon allowed him
10 ~ after loud promises 70 never
again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
SLAPPED SISTER;
KILLED BY BROTHER

PRESCOTT. Ark. Dec. %.
/ On the eve of his wedding,
/ because, IL is alleged, he had
: slapped his sister. George II.
/ Hendricks was shot and killed
by his brother, William Hen.
I bricks. The shooting oc-
I Cured at the store OF the
/ father OF the men At the
/ time the elder Hendricks was
IN search of an officer to have
/ his sons arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
All, THIS ENTHUSIASM

After witnessing wheaten.
tfessed broller in a local theasr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

y CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis.. =
= Dec. 2T--John ChristianaHnd 4
= Jumped 40 feet from wagon =
= bridge into Chippewa river =
. with suicidal intent lie went :
. under the ice and came up :
. zoo feet down stream IT an q
. air hole lie grabbed the ice .
. and crawled out. he went q
= home and said that the cold .
. water made him feel so much 4
y better that the desire 10 die =
. bad left him 3
. 4 = = a q 4 = = 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

t Fair tonight aud Wednes- I
+ day; light westerly winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dee. III
governor-elect Cruoe has declined
10 attend hiH own inaugural ball be
cause he doesn't want to wear a
dress suit. Society women are
chAEfIned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY

This is a city that shall stand
A light upon a nations hill,
A voice that evil cannot Htill.
A source OF blessing to the land
Its strength not brick, nor stone,
nor wood
But Justice. love and Brother
hood"
LEONARD LASTER.
Seattle. Wash.
Seattle, Wash. Dec. "a. 1910.
Editor Seattle Star. Just a line,
first, TO thank you for the splendid
work on progressive lines. The
leavon is working, and practical re-
suits are developing on every hand
years ago first beheld
the cat (slngie taxi, and have
been a consistent worker for the
genuine emancipation since. In
the early days In New York, dur.
ing our "anti-poverty" movement, |
fCnntlntted m pane Three1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

This. In brief. Is the police rec
ord Of Christmas jays and other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-27

Men and women arreated--2s3.
Bail deposited ai.i5s.
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Continued on Page Thrse.)
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
BROTHER McLARREN DEAD.
Aged Member of franciscan Order
Passes Away.

Brother Marianus McLarren. o. F. NJ.
lightweight years old. the guardian OF
the front door OF the Franciscan Mon
astery. in BEookland, died last Monday
night.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been completed. but services viii be held
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
monastery. Interrnent viii probably be
in the monastery burying ground
Brother Ma,ianus was one OF the best
known members Of the order, and famil-
lar to the visitors 10 Mount St. Sepul-
cher. whom he had greeted for many
years.
Brother Marianus was born in Glasgow,
Scotland. IN 1873. and beyond the fact
that he came TO this country when ad-
vanced In years and Joined the Fran
ciscan order in New York about ten
years ago. little is known OF him.
Because OF his age. he was assigned to
tho monastery in Brookland, instead OF
being sent 10 the missionary field In
Palestine, which is customary for those
Just entering the order.
Owing 10 his business training, which
he acquired in his youth. ne played q
large part in the business administration
OF the monastery.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
NEWLYWBDS FOILBD
IN MERRY CHASE
Theater Crowds Greet Couple
at Treasury Station.

Showers OF rice and confetti. mingled
with an uproarious amount Of laughter.
greeted the II O'Clock crowd which
poured out OF the theaters last night at
Fifteenth and New York avenue, when
Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Brlen, who had
just been married. took refuge from
their pursuers IN a Baltimore electric
car
But the car refused to bulge until the
regular time. and the newly wed couple
braved the handfuls OF rice and jokes OF
tho merrymakers and a curious crowd
which surrounded the car for about flf-
teen minutes.
The bride was Miss Edna F. Tillett,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Tillett. OF Bancroft, Va. and Mr.. O'BrIen,
who lives at $50 Twentieth street. and is
employed in the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing.
They were married quietly at O'Clock
at ST, AIMS Catholic Church. Tennally-
town. by the Rev. Father Smith, In the
presence Of their families and d num-
Der OF friends.
From the time the ceremony was over
there was nip and tuck race to the
Baltimore electric car at Fifteenth and
New York avenue. Several bushels
OF rice left a trail all the way. but when
the couple found that they were fifteen
minutes ahead OF the train schedule, they
gave themselves up 10 the mercy of the
party.
fa4s 4,
City on their honeymoon, and after No
vember l viii be at home 10 their friends
at SO Twentieth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
SUES INSURANCE COMPANY.
Elmer Il. Paine Seeks to Prevent
Cancellation of Policy.

Elmer Z. Paine. a well-known newspa-
per man Of this city. yesterday filed suit
against the Samuel II. Moore Company.
general insurance agents in this city, and
the Fidelity and Casualty Company or
New York. to enjoin cancellation OF his
accident and insurance policy.
Mr.. Paine alleges that he paid $40 for
one years insurance at the rate OF So
900 for life, with certain payments In tho
way OF indemnity in the event OF sick
ness.
During the last winter Mr.. Paine had
an attack OF acute rheumatism. and after
his recovery. 1t is alleged. the two COM
panies sought to compel him 20 sign a
waiver OF some Of his claims. which Mr..
Paine refused, whereupon he was IN
formed that the companies would cancel
his policy and make II impossible for him
10 obtain insurance elsewhere, there ex-
listing an agreement between companies
TO that effect.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
DAY IS CELEBRATED
IN PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS

In all parochial schools OF the District.
yesterday being the 4lSth anniversary Of
the discovery OF America, the day was
observed by appropriate exercises. par
ticlpated IN by the children. consisting
OF the singing Of America" Columbia"
readlng Of compositions and essays on
the life, character. and achievements Of
Columbus. and patriotic addresses by the
members OF the Knights OF Columbus,
At st. Pauls parochial school. H. the
presence Of the entire school and a num-
Der Of the members OF tpe congregation,
the exercises were particularly impress
sive. Essays and compositions were read
by Geraldine Lyons. Mamie Keefe Flor
ence McGregor. and James Neligan, all
OF which we're heartily applauded
Mgr. James F. Mackin. pastor OF the
church, and Charles ". Darr, grand
knight Of Keane Council Knights OF
Columbus. delivered appropriate ad-
dresses.
At Holy Cross Academy. al Dumbarton.
similar exercises were held. The young
ladies' OF the advanced classes reeited es-
says and sonnets prepared by themselves,
extoHing the virtues. life, and character
of Columbus.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
GEORGETOWN MUST WAIT.
Comptroller Trncewen Renders De-
cisiOn on New Park Idea.

According 10 a decision rendered by
r. J. Tracewell, Comptroller Of the Treas
ury. there will be no new park in George
town this year, because Congress merely
authorized" the Commissioners to ac-
quire the Montrose tract on Georgetown
Heights and did not appropriate" si5O. 900
for the purchase Of the land. as was
thought
Comptroller Tracewell in his decision.
explained the difference between "au-
thorize" and appropriate" when the
question OF the existence or the non
existence OF such an appropriation was
raised by A. Tweedale. auditor OF the
District But as the Comptroller decided
that Congress aid not appropriate the
money. the matter must lay over for
another year.
The park lies in the tract known as
Monrose, north of R street and east Of
Lovers Lane, but somehow or other the
$4,000 was lost inside the grand total
Of $33O11. 500. appropriated by the public
building act.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

London, Oct I2-Two Americans have Won DIS.
tnCtions in Bhcdcs scholazhiTs st oxford. +.
Woodrow Of KENTUCKY. gained Tire Vinerau ,sv
scholarship, and ". I. spcrry. x Michigan, vas
prU1ime acuessit for EHeTt0ns theological eSSay.
Athens. Oct I2-The Greek cabinet. q which NJ
Drsgoumis IS premier, resigned to-day. The nin-
isty was formed on January 81 last.
Harerssown. Nd Oct. Hilary r Kendall
eighteen years old of Mid5leburE 6ied In the
Washington County Hospital last night fron IL
juies suffered by being kicked IN TIE abdomen oy
colt he was leading into the far grounds on
Monday.
Berlin, oct. I2-Tb> University q Berlin vsi-h
is celebrating IFS one hundredth anUverssry to-day
conferred the degree 81 doctor q laws o. Em7erF
WIham. HIS majesty was not Iresent AZ The
ceremony.
Belfast Ireland Oct. IA Clst q wind to-day
overturned the monoplane q Aviator Harry Fergu-
son and hurled him thirty feet 20 the ground The
heavy motor Of the aeroplane fen on the hier
crushing him and inhictns wounds which viii
probably prove fatal.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
[. S, pert. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.


Washiugton, "Wednesday Oct. p. 1905 p m.
Showers have continued IN the Wet Gulf reBion,
and they have now extended nortAward over ATkan-
sas and southern Missouri. The rainstorm IN the
far West has remained nearly stationary, while
secondary disturbance seCms 10 10 developing on
the Eastern slope Of the Roekies
Al extensive area Of high barometer has moved
s0utheastWard from the British Northwest provinces
and il now reaches from the Great Lakes region
eastward over the UEper ST. Lawrence Valley.
This ara is causing northerly winds and much
cooler weather from the upper Mississippi Valley
eastward 20 the Atlantic coast.
Showers are probable in ths Mississippi and Mis-
SCUM valleys and the Middle Gulf region during the
twenty four 70 foTtyeight hours. This showery
condition wiz extend eastward Thursday night or
Friday over the Western Lake region and lower
Ohio Valley, while IN other sections East OF the
Mississippi fair weather will continue until Friday
night
The temperatures In the Middle and North At
lantic States and the Great Lakes region during
Thursday and Friday viii be below the seasonal
normal but in the Central valleys and Southern
States Cu5nuamtiTely warm weather viii continue
TIE winds along the New England coast win BE
northwest 20 northeast diminishing on the Middle
Atlantic coast moderate north 70 northeast; on the
South Atlantic aud East Gulf coasts light 10 mod
crate variable; on the Great Lakes moderate north
easIerly.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports
viii have moderate uortheIly winds. with generally
fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13

GRAHAME-WHITE SCARS
700 FEET IN THE AIR
DURING TRIAL FLIGHT.

Hurting through the heavens at a
mile-a-minute clip IN a Bleriot monoplane.
Claude Grahame- White. the English avn
ator, gave the spectators at Benning race
track yesterday an idea OF what may be
expected when the three-days' exhibition
flights begin this afternoon. For seven
minutes the intrepid airman scared over
the track and surrounding country at a
height that varied from 800 10 30 feet.
It seemed that the aviator could have
remained in the clouds much longer, but
the trip was made merely TO try out his
machine, and was not prolonged. There
was no wind 10 speak of while the aviI
ator was IN flight. AS soon as he de-
scended, however. twenty-mile gale
sprang up. Now. what do you think OF
that? Did you ever see anything so sud
dem" said the aviator TO newspaper men
near his machine.
All Ready for Flights.
Everything is In readiness for this af-
ternoon's flights. which will begin at 2.30
o'clock. Mr.. GTahame- White will tsse his
Blerlot machine, the same one in which
he took his ride sllyward yesterday and
may nave MS dillan DlpidNo READY Tor
Use. He is much pleased with the course,
and declares II TO be most suitable for
starts and stops.
During his flights this afternoon Mr.
White will use the same maneuvers that
he used in his flights in Boston and
Broekton. The principal feature Of the
flight to-day viii he the short turns and
the bomb-dropping Mr.. White is said 10
be without a peer in this maneuver.
He will also ascend 70 a height OF 200
or 500 feet. and. shutting off his engine,
rush downward for about 500 feet at
speed that will put the spectators on an
edge, and when within 100 feet OF the
sround will start his engine again. and
10y steering his plane upward ascend 70
a height of several hundred feet.
Society to he Present.
Owing 10 the interest manifested by
the Aero Club Of Washing ton and other
scientific societies, as we'll as the army
and navy officers. II is planned to make
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
lie occasion one Of the big social AFFAIRS

the occasion one OF the big social affairs
OF the season.
The flight from Washington 10 Balti-
more has been changed. NJ. Grahame-
White suggested that. instead OF the
flight 70 Baltimore, he be allowed to
make at least 104 miles over the city OF
Washington. thereby giving the people
OF the city better chance to see the
flight. 1t is being planned 10 have
Friday as Army and Navy Day at the
exhibition, but Il was not decided last
night.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
RECORD TO wAsHINGTONIAN.

Arthur l. Welsh. a Washingtonian and
Wright pupil, broke the American endur-
ance record for aeroplane at ST. Louis
Tuesday. when he remained in the air
hours II minutes, and 40 seconds, beat
ing Ralph Johnston's time by six seconds.
Welsh became associated with the
Wrights during the experiments at Fort
Myer in 1909. and since then has made
successful fights at Indianapolis. Mime
apolis. Aurora. H., and Birmingham,
Ala His home is at SO H street south
west
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Census OF Eastern Towns,

The Census Bureau yesterday made the
following announcements:
New York-Saranac Lake. 1884 for 1909.
1883 for 1910
New Jersey-New Brunswick, q. Cos for
1900. 25,5SS for 1910; Perth Apboy. 1853
for 1900 2,l2l for 1910.
Connecticut-New Britain, q, 99s for 1900,
1876 for 1910; Stanford City, 1897 for 1900,
q. l3S for 1910
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Information for Democrats.

For the purpose Of giving information
regarding registration in several States
j. ]. Sinnott viii be at the National
Democratic Committee headquarters. 81
Fifteenth street northwest, every day and
evening until election day. and will issue
certificates emitting voters to reduced
railroad transportation.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
Bromley NAV BE In Chicago.

George Bromley. who escaped from the
Government Hospital for the Insane Sat
urday morning after assaulting his keep
er, left this city the same afternoon on
a train for Chicago according 10 Judge
S, S. Yoder, former Representative from
Ohio and former Sergeant-at-Arms Of
the House, who saw man on the train
answering the description OF the fugitive
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
CARROLL S. ZEPP.
GGY 5. ZBPP.
ARTISTIC HOMES

We believe that are prepared 70 O-er homes
that have reached the highest pinnacle OF artistic
perfection. price and quality considered. We would
like every person who appreciates pretty hons 10
see one Of our sample houses, whether they are
prospective purchasers not. To verify cur state
meut that We are prepared 10 cater 10 the most
artistic tempenments do not fail to see the house,
the lake. unrestricted view Of three miles. dec
oratOBs Of such quality that large portion had To
be ordered special from out Of the city; six rooms
gas and electrolieTs unsurpassed; both Gas and
electric lights: parquet flooring hot-Water heat.
attic entire house gas logs; beautiful tile bath
with shower solid concrete front porches lAtticed
porches; rear yards incosed with picket fence
and everything else equal. To inspect, take 9th
St. car get OF e; Harvard St., walk Gle block east
Open evenings and Sunday.
If you arc interested in large house SEMI
detached. you should inspect BIS Quincy ST. sample
5le The same general description as above With
the exception that they have nine ro0ms semi
detached. beamed and Uaneed dining rooms Write
or phone ZEPP BROS. lbs ST. NV. or your
real estate agent viii take pleasure in showing you
any Of these properties.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
vALLADARES MUST QUIT.
President of Honduras Asks General
TO Retire.

Gen. Jose Maria Valladares. comman-
dante at Amapala. on the western coast Of
Honduras, whose dictatorship over the
island Of Amapala has stirred up trouble
for the government at Tegucigalpa, is
going to quit
After complaints had been made by the
foreign consuls there against Gen. Valla-
dares' conduct. President Davila. OF Hon
duras. telegraphed 10 him asking that he
retire from Office. and that he should pro-
coed at once 10 the capital.
Gen. Valladares has replied that he will
leave Amapala as soon as he closes his
accounts.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
DIED.

hNAFF-
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Commandery Of the District Of Columbia
City Of Washington October l3 1910
The death of Companion WILLIAM AUSTIN
KNAPP Captain L. = Volunteers IN this city on
the 18th instant, is announced 10 the Commandery
Funeral services. st which the attendance q Com
pauions Is requested. viii he held at bis late
residence. 2G Pennsylvania avenue. y W. az ?
O'Clock +. NJ. this day.
Interment At the National Cemetery, Arlington,
Virginia.
BE- command of
Rear Admiral GEORGE c. REAIEY. [. 5. Nav.
Commander.
". p HUXFORD
Recorder.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or LICENSES. OF
nee Of the Assessor ID. C.. October TO- l8l0-So-
Vee Is hereby given that on the slsT DAY 0F
OCTOBER. 1919, viii expire all licenses issusd fy
the Assessor q the District Of Columbia 70 apeths-
Carries auctioneers automobile starzge warehouse
banks and bankers bill posters. billiard pool, sid
ether tables. bowling alleys IT0prefors Of aroams
brewers aud brewers agents. boarding HOUSES public
pains MEDIUMS. elarvoyants palmisis &C. cattle
oeslers commission Merchants. cigar dealers COZ
uAct0fs carriage and wagon makers. cOnfectsoneTs
uealfis 10 secondhand personal property dealers i
markets. dealers in hreWoris dcslers In gasoline
asaitis ID Kerosene oil and oils Il like gades dis
r,s iuel htcksters. florists pTopfietors Of hotels
ssplpginent agents. investment companies. pro-
Ise'ors OF public balls. public parks. livery sta
Dies lanndIies lsteam and hand land and i'm
Iio'eiheni COMPANIES, railroad ticket brokers' res
anfah's aad eating houses real estate agents. pro-
plstofh q SLOT machines. uoruetors # thoaters.
undertakeE, and Wholesale liquor dealers All pr
ms oeshlhs 70 continue their business or pr0fes-
sioh a. sn9ie described must promptly renew their
license: WM. p RICHARDS. Assessor, D. c.
ocl2l3.lsD8H