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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR sALE-HAvING TO LEAVE THE CITY,
I 1nd IL necessary to sacrifice my home. 1t
10 3.story. semi-detached brick; bu6 brick
mont: large ten-foot front ptrch, with porch
nine large. light rooms. each one having two
or more windows. The house IL all In hard
wood trim and in the best Of coalition. Fac.
ing the south and having eastern side light
exposure makes IL particularly desirable. It
Is lighted by both gas and electricity, and has
both gas and coal ranges In the Kitchen. II
Is heated by hot water. There IL an ample.
large yard, with room for an automobile gar
age. The house cost me $4,000. IL ] can
make sale at once will dispose of the same
At $500. Address OWNER. Box 81, Star
office.
FOR SALE-2s16 CATHEDRAL AVE-, NEAR
Conn. ave-. new house; rooms; bay windows:
large porches: hot-water heat; lot 24112O;
small payment, balance monthly. OWNER,
ISIS Cathedral ave. no6-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

Have you ever noticed how many people
Of your acquaintance prefer house with
70 that sort Of = home-srew up in that l,s
That's one Of the many reasons why CLEvE-
LAND PARK is go popular and why property
there In always salable. That sort Of real
estate IL In demand-and the supply Is way
behind the demand. You prefer to own ssla 1.
property You may never want want 70 sell sell put ut
inss II you need to. You're safe in CLEvE-
LAND PARK. It grows better all the time.
IL relatively closer In every year.
We have q number OF especially good things
to OFFER on. there just now.
PARK property. and our lists incluie every
thing for sale there. See Us about property
There is practically a gift Of 81 900 in this
home at 5000. Read the description-it II
big value at a thousand dollars more
rooms and attic: finished room n attic.
Ground on three sides-semi- detached.
Electric light and gas-nxtures Of high
Hct-water heat-no better plant made.
Pittsburg hot-water heater-hot water any
hour Of the twenty four:
Paneled dining room with beaned ceiling.
Covered porches. front and rear.
Are you in the ten-thousand- dollar class In
the matter of home? II so. here is some
thing for 50. $50 that ia unusual. 1t Is a new
struction 10 exceptional. the materials selected
and the finish beyond or ticism. Tue plan -
in keeping. There is width. plenty q light
draughts. Every housekeeping need has b en-
Anticipated. even to pipes for va rnum c,ean.
with lights in closets. hardwood doors. four
porches and a special ventilatipg system. are
features. There Is an up-to-date garage on
The property is in a select residence sec.
tion OF the northwest.
uated In Maryland suburb. with trolley and
steam railway service. Property consists Of
fourteen rooms and two modern bat room:.
with two acres Of ground. The hos. Is
steam heated. Fine order. Price. $1,000.
This il a big value and a fine opportunity.
Sixteenth street corner for 1900. A
12-room house that cannot help selling higher
later on-in fact, the property is worth much
list price was $40. 600. but estate must be
settled up. therefore the price Is $4,000.
MOORE & HILL unc.),
1888 st. NV.
FOR SALE-NORTHwEsT HOME.
Entirely new. 6-rcom modern house.
% feet wide; very attractive: in beau
tiful residence section. west of 18th st.
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1899 G ct. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
house at s. 500 that originally sold for
several Thousand more: rooms: bath; eel
lar: good heating plant; very convenient To-
cation: q big value at the price.
MOORE HILL. Inc. 1923 u ut. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION
rooms; through street: large house:
s. $50.
Northwest good for boarding or business.
MOORE HILL. Inc. 1923 G Ut. NV.
FOR sALE-S WRsE AND DWELLING NORTH,
Double hoise: wide frontage; not far from
Pennsylvania ave.:
This IL good for business, Investment OF
sneculatiOn.
MOORE 4 HILL. Inc. 1893 @ ct. NV.
FOR sAI1E-ON THE HEIGHTS.
New 10-room house; hot-water heat:
baths: covered front porch; double bach
porch; large yard; principal street.
House built as well Ms ron could build Il
for yourself.
MOORE HILL. Inc.. 1888 G st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-oq pSHR n6 SEaR 18th AND
Tue only opportunity. to get at a low hg-
uPe q new and modern two-story corner
dwelling n such convenient and good resi-
Dental section; six rooms: tiled bath; con-
crete cellar; hot-water heat. Price only
GARDINER & DENT. Inc. $40 18th st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-s 4lo PR0sPDCT AVE. NV: 9
~ terms: xsa5 owshR. on premises.
BEAUTIFUL s-RO0M AND 3-BATH. s-sTORI
nics Sn P.rk roed nv. near 18th st.; cheat
new Yoiik REAL ESTATE 81 BROKERS. 1873 F
NEW GROOM MD BATH. BEAUTIFUL LIT
| tie home; nne residential section In George
sS% r Blk s siz 'asfsrn BROKERS' 1923
FOR sALE-OR RENT-CORNER STORE: NEW
ali m Se double sossnce s good
monthly. 1000 RoSedale ct. NE. Owner.
1oo-o.-
Two splendid investment properties. cen:
trally located northwest. Houses arc well
built. bricks. contain six rooms and bath On
THos. J. FISHER CO.. INC.
nos-at 73s 10Th st. NV.
FOR SALE
property. located in rapidly improving part Of
rooms and bath each. Rental. go. Bargain
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
no3-3t I3e 18th st. NV.
Seven small bricks. well located. southeast:
per month. Price. $6750. The houses are
elegant renters. and require practically no re-
pairs the year round Get full particulars.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
no3-3t 73S 18th ST. NV.
FOB Az: home, vI SS g found new ,t,na,,,
Three toilets, sleeping porches electrical
cOnveniences. cedar closets, burglar alarms.
bath and Kitchen ventilators. automatic boiler
centrol, ash chute, etc: etc.
Location, IngIeside. I'm Goth st. at the Park
neighborhood Of stately homes occupied by
Close supervision Is always given our homes,
and every item Of cost 80 figured az to allow
Of the best materials and workmanship; the
architecture is correct.
Exhibit home, 1858 Park road, open from 2
until o'clock. Closed al day Sunday.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner.
SHANNON NJ L iucHs. 7ls 18th st.
no1-d.eSu
FOR sALE-THREE- STORY NINE-ROOM AND
bath brick house on Washington Heights.
This house is Of recent construction. oak and
hardwood trim throughout, steam heat. cement
cellar, with laundry tubs and servants toilet;
immense back yard: select neighborhood; sold
few years ago for $3.50: sacrifice price.
$1,000: leased for $3.50 per year.
ARCH g. KENT.
Phone Main 600. 1901 q st. NV.
oc1S-90t.10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE
EIGHT SOLD. TWO LEFT
Six rooms, bath; pantry: concerted Gel
lars; 20-ft. fronts: wide porches. Adjoin-
ing Soldiers Home grounds ard new bou-
levard.
See sample house, No. 437 Irving st. NV.
Price, S., $50. Easiest kind Of terms. :.
SEE NO. 1919 nth ST. NV.
Only one left. Open daily.
Six rooms, bath: pantry: hot.water heat,
and every convenience. Price, A,75O.
Being on main street, will rapidly increase
In value. and you buy for the monthly rent.
GEO. p. NEWTON. Builder.
Oe3-90t.2S 1416 b Ut. NV.
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United Fruit Company
Steamship Service.
HAMBURG .AMER0GAM

HAMBURG -AM]|ESDGAM
All Modern Safety Devices wireless. etcA
LONDON. PARIS. HAMBURG.
sPems' ia. Nov. -, 2 pm tAmerika -. =. Nov. -
Bluecher. Nov. ID Batavia. Dec.
! .Rita,G"r rss;, on y Carrie Restaurant
GIBRALTAR. ALGIERs, NAPLES AND GENOA
'S. s. CLEvEL ND............ Dec. 8. % am.
IS. S. CINCINNATI. Jan. g. Feb. II
'New. 1900 tons. Elevator. Electric Baths,
Gymnasium. etc.
New Direct Passenger Service Between
Philadelphia and Hamburg.
Next Sailing:
S. S. GRAF wALDERSEE. . November ~
5. $. PRINZ OSkAR. November 30
8. s. PRINZ ADALBERT. December IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE, As Broadway, NY.
Or Z. +. DROOP e. SONS CO., 18th @ SITS. NV.
fes-365t
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ATTORNEYS.

TJH RATIONALE OF DIVORCE.
pamnhlt ON the subject free ON personal
application or BY mail for cents In postage
J. G. DE PUTRoN. Attorney-at-Lav.
oc22-30ts6 z72 La. aye.s washington D. @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

THs ses. o s91ssgetsa red So brick and stcn,
improvements. CONTAINS:
BASEMENT. storeroom. hall. servants room
heating plant (hot water and hot air., large
bright kitchen, coal and gas ranges. laundry
foot alley.
drawing room and dining room, which can be
jointly used for receptions and dances, they
open into one. Adjoining drawing room is q
large buffers pantry.
Second noor-Lbrary, three bedrooms and
Third foor-Four bedrooms and bath
Fourth noor-Five bedrooms.
PRICE, 5000. WANT OFFER
.. BRADFORD 4 BRADFORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE SALE FOR.
II you are thinking Of buying get our
list Of homes and investments for sale
at bargain prices. 1t may save you money.
wAGSTAFF WHITE, Inc,
9O4 18th ct. NV.
-Four phones.
SALE FOR. FOR SALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH US.
YoU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
1aS-w sa.m.t
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FOR sALE-284 18TH ST. Sc: ROOMS
and bath; gas; furnace heat; price. g.
wM. SHEDD HOLTON 4 CO.. 1907 st. NV. |
nO5-3t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,

COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FARM ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES FROM
Beltsville, Nd. containing 20 acres; suitable
for poultry farm; fine orchard; 7-room frame
dwelling and necessary outbuildings; ~ miles
from electric and steaN cars; $14.50 and
$16.5O.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC,
no5-2t 1913 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR SALE
IN GEORGETOWN.
2e01 an" street. corner 18th street.
A 10-rooua. bay-window brick house,
Heated by furnace. large lot.
Entirely renovated-particularly
Adapted for a physician or dentist.
On reasonable terms.
J. l. KOLB,
923 New York ave.
Main 377s.
noJ-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-05

FOR sALE-TO COLORED-TWO 3-STORY, Q
room and modern bath press brick bay-window
back to loft. alley In rear: good location be
tween 9th and 10th. above and below U ct
NV. Reasonable terms and price right FOL
quick sale. See US at once. CAYWOOD 4
Z GARRETT, 1921 N. Y. ave. no63ts8
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ron SALE 3llO PRO0PDCT AVE. NV: 9
room brick; bath: concrete cellar: furnace heat;
large yard: price, $3.50: 200 cash. balance
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FOR SAIE-4 SMALL. FRAME HOUSES. or
lettered street: good condition: rent, $3.50;
price. $500 to quick buyer 11S ~ ct. s.w.
no4-2t
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FOR EXCHANGE
Three splendid new two-story apartments,
north Of Lincoln Park. Each house contains
two apartments Of four rooms and bath. and
rents for $40 per month. Annual income,
$1,044. First trusts at 0To, s., 600. Expenses.
including interest, taxes. etc. $40. Net in
come. $804 per annum. Price for the three
buildings. 800. Trade for small lots to
build upon.
MOORE & HILL unc.,. 1888 G st. NV.
nOsl.s m w st
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WANTED TO BUY IN CLEVELAND PARK. a
lot 50x100. or double that size: state exact.
location and lowest price per foot. Address
Box Ito, Star ONCE. p05-3ts
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FOR SALE a
Lot on q 1t. bet 23d ana 24th NV: SOx97:
opposite French embassy site. Can be bought
a little under market price.
no5-st +. w. GRAHAM Z co.. ei7 18th. I
FOR SALE-LOT 45x150 IN SOUTH BROOK
land; one square from cars; ali improvements;
terms to suit purchasers. Address Box 81,
Star once, n043te
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16
Judge Carroll at Columbus.

The Lowndes County Circuit
Court is in session at Columbus
this week and the Dispatch has the
following to say relative to Judge
Carroll's charge to the grand jury;
Judge Carroll, the new presid-
ing Judge, made a fine impression
at the opening of the court Mon
day, and his charge was listened
too not only attentively but eager
ly. Judge Carroll is practical
man, and the charge which he de-
livered to the grand jury was plain
and emphatic. One statute es-
pecially stressed by Judge Carroll
was that which makes it mandate
ry upon the grand jury not only to
closely scrutinize the books of the
various county officials, but to in
qulre into their actions and see
that their duties are being dill
gently pepformed. He said that
any county official who failed to
discharge his duties as prescribed
by the statutes was guilty of NAL
feasance in office, and subject to
indictment. According to the law
as Interpreted by Judge Carroll, it
is as much the duty Of the grand
jury to see that the cou lty officials
performed their work properly MS
1t is to return indictments where
the criminal statutes have been vi
olated. Large sums OF money are
collected and paid out by the vari-
Gus county officials each year. and
His Honor declared it to be the
duty of the grand jury to see that
this money is judiciously expend-
ed. The charge was devoid of
pyrotechnics. There was no at
tempt at word painting or forensic
eloquence. 1t was II plain. logical
charge in which the law was clear.
ly stated and the duties of the
grand jurors definitely defined.
>~~~o~-~~~~~~--O>-,
The A. and NJ. College opens
Wednesday. September 21st.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16

The Starkville Public School
opened Monday morning under the
most favorable auspices. The de.
votlonal exercises were conducted
by DR.. r.. E. Wilkin and Rev. w.
y. NJ. Brogan, followed by an able
address by DR.. J. G. Hardy and
appropriate remarks from q few of
the trustees and patrons. A larger
number OF pupils was enrolled this
year than usual Mrs. Brown, of
Macon, Miss Bardwell, of this city,
Miss Stacy, of West Point and Miss
Fortenberry, of Brookhayen, are
new members of the faculty for the
coming session.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16

Mr.. Y. A. Pearson showed us n
tax receipt which ON account of its
age is a curiosity. 1t was issued
to Mr.. Pearson's father, Mr.. I'll. F,
Pearson in 1856; fifty-four years
ago. 1t was written on an ordina.
ry piece of note paper showing
that all state, county and railroad
tex was paid and signed by Sheriff
W. f. james, father of our pres.
ent Sheriff T. G. James.
~-N-~>~~~N~~>~~~>~-
General Wiley n. Nash is favor.
ably spoken of by the state press
as a candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor next year. We don't know
yet, who else will be out for this
place, but Gen. Nash will make it
Interesting for them. The Prog.
Warden.
- ~~~-~~~O~- ---~~
Miss Butler arrived i'm Starkyille
this week and is ready to design
the most elaborate creations in the
Millinery line, and promises to
please Mrs. Portlock's most fastidi.
Gus customers.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16

The A. and NJ. College opens
Wednesday. September 2lst.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16

With every purchase made at ellis Drug
Store votes will be given----Ioo votes for every
dollars worth purchased. Votes in the same
proportion will also be given to persons pay
ing accounts. If any Ct your friends need
anything III drugs, stationery, school supplies,
or any OF the various lines carried bv Gill, get
them to patronze him and give you their
votes, or II they owe an account, get them to
pay 1t and secure the votes. Now is the time
to get busy. The earlier you start the more
advantage you viii have in fthe final count
ille date OF the closing OF the contest will be
announced later
Cut out coupon below and present or mail
to Glll or the Times. 1t is good for 10 votes:
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1910-09-16
How to Get
Votes

With every yearly subscription to the Times
accompanied by $50 in cash, 800 votes will
be given This applies to back subscription
as well as to new subscriptions, and you can
pay for as many years as you desire, You
can also get votes on advertising and job
printng--Ioo votes ior each dollar paid on
either advertising or printing, All the leading
merchants in Starkvie patronize the Times,
and they will be glad TO give you the votes
when they pay any OF their accounts. But
the best way to get votes is to get subscrfp-
tions to the paper, as the schedule of votes is
SO much greater for subscription than for any
thing else. You will be surprised how easy
tits to get subscription to the Times if you try.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
HOME COMING
FOR CULVER
RES|DENTERS
MEN SEEK TO HAVE RE-
UNION OF OLD SET
TIERS AT MAXIM
KUCKEE LAKE.
Anderson Stoops of Eldora Ind,
and William Poor of Ply
mouth Behind the
Plan.

a number of old settlers who
lived around Lake Maxinlluckee
and the vicinity OF the present
town OF Culver formerly Mar
mount, are planning to hold a
Home Coming and reunion oi
the early citizens of that vicin-
ity. Anderson Stoops, a former
resident, now OF Eldora, Davis
county Indiana and Wn. Poor
of Plymouth are behind the plan
and are striving to get in com
munication with the "old timers,
who settled on the shores ol
MaXinkuckee in the days gone
by, in order to devise means Oh
accomplishing such a reunion.
Many old soldiers and now dis
tinguiShed persons are among the
Union township settlers. All
who are interested are requested
to communicate with VIM. Poor,
Plymouth Ind.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
Death Of Simon Yenn.

While not totally unexpected,
the death OF Simon Yenn. at his
home. 1913 North Spring street,
which occurred at s $50 O'Clock
last Sunday night came as a
shock to his many friends and
relatives. For several months
ne had been failing, following an
attack OF paralysis. No one in
the community stood higher IN
public estimation. His long,
honorable and useful career in
our midst speaks his truest eu-
logy.
During his nearly half centu y
~eSdence in MiSflawaka he had
occupied several positions of rrust
and always had proved faith
full. AS a member OF the town
board OF trustees several years,
he was most efficiem and as coun-
ty treasurer for one term fle gave
complete satisfaction.
He was the father OF Rev. ST.
mon Yenn. chancellor of the FIT
WAYNE diocese OF THE Catholic
church.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
OBITUARY.
x 4 = X
George Craige.

George CraIge was born in
Rush county March 10, 1854 and
departed this life at his home on
South street, August 16, 1910,
aged ;6 years, five months and
SIX days.
Mr.. Craige lived and grew to
manhood in Rush county. He
was united in marriage 10 Han
nah Richey ON August u, 1851.
To this union was born five chill
dren, Two died in infancy, and
three remaining are Samuel, a
grocer OF Nappanee, Nathen, OF
Leonard's Furniture store OF Ply
mouth and Mrs. c. l.. SWitzer
also OF Plymouth survive him.
In 1862, Mr.. and Mrs. Craige
came to Marshall county and set
tied on a farm, east OF Plymouth
after a time moving to Plymouth
and he was for a long time a
general teamster and was well
snown and highly esteemed. He
was among the number that ans
.vered To els countrys call and
nl:sted in the 59th Regiment, Co.
IL. Indiana Vol, and received an
honorable discharge on July Il,
1865. He leaves to mourn aside
from his children. and wite many
relatives and friends.
Funeral took place at the home
on west South street and was at
tended by a number OF friends
from abroad. Service was Con-
Quoted by the G. a. r.. OF which
he was a member.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
ISABEL FULLER OF RICH.
MOND VA, RESCUES
MAN WHO SANK
WITH CRAMPS.
Decorated With a Medal for Bra.
very by the Culver Military
Academy With
Honor.

Crlvter Ind, Aug. 19.-ln the
presence OF about 1000 visitors
and the entire cadet corps OF the
Culver Naval School drawn up
in a hollow on the campus, thir-
teen year old Isabel Fuller oi
Richmond Virginia was today
presented the gold medal for bra
very, given by the Culver Mill
tary Academy through the com
mandant. She was first present
ed to the assemblage as the little
girl wo had on Thursday saved
The hfe OF f. Thompson who re-
sides at Atlanta, Georgia, after
which, she was decorated with
the academy medallion as rec
-,gnitlon OF her courage by the
chief officer of the naval school.
Thompson was bathing in
Lake Maxinktickee, before the
school; on Thursday, when he
was suddenly seized with cramps
and went down. Miss Fuller,
who has become known as an ex-
pert swimmer, perceivlng tht
mans eminent danger of drown
ing, struck out into the lake, seiz-
ed the man around the waist as
he was about to sink for THE las
time and brought him safely tc
shore.
Two years ago, the gih wor
the $50 yard swim at the academy
against a whole field OF adrht Ell
tries and since that time he
asuatic feats have surprised tn
visitors at MaxinkNkee. wller,
she spends her summers.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
School Indebtedness
Ravlor Family Reunion.

George II. Baylor and wile anu
granddaughter, Grace Vane acto'
rneturned : from the Baylor family
reunion at Bourbon yesterday
and stopped over here on their
vav home to Walkerton. ABOUT
seveptv-hve were presen at lhe
reunion. among whom were tne
Disher families, Mrs. Nellie Net
sger of Rochester Harmon Bay
lor OF Valparaiso; Mr.. and Mrs.
{ Fosdick OF Laporte; harmon
Beaeles of Valparaiso ohar,es
Bea,eiles of Valparaiso; charheS
D;sher and wife of Illinois ti'e
Wm.s Wallace families OF aTSaw
with others from Warsaw Wm'
Coar and family and Henry bay
,o~ of Talma. The next meeting
will be held at the hot,le ol JON, l
H,,ohes near Warsaw. oiii0
we're elected tor the year as ioi-
lows. Harmon Baylor president
G. H. Baylo vice-pesideh'' anu
Miss Jordon secretary
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-08-25
STATE CHAIRMAN STOKES
JACKSON AND OTHER
BIG DEMOCRATS
IN THE CITY.
Meeting of Committee of the
Thirteenth District Held for
Perfecting District Organ
ization.

The meeting held by Demo-
Gratis OF the Thirteenth Congress
slonal district, in this city Fri
day, was largely attended by
prominent Democratic leaders of
he district. State Chairman
Stokes Jackson and Myron A.
King, a prominent Democrat of
Indianapolis were here. Con-
5eSsrnan Henry A. Barnhart and
Judge Harry Bernetha of Roches-
-er also numbered among the at
endants. The county chairmen
OF each county, representatives
most of tire Democratic news
papers of the district and other
prominent Democrats were pres
ent.
The meeting was held at the
Orpaleum, convening at one thir-
ty Friday afternoon. The meet
.ng was called by District Chair
man Peter Kruger of this city
and was for discussion of the
political situation, and for devils
ing plans for perfecting the dis
triot organization. Among the
out of town Democrats who reg
istered at the local hotels were
the following II. A. Barnhart, H.
l.. Bernetha, A. T. Bitters, Syl-
vester Mckee, H. VanTrufp,
Amos III. Burns, Edward Mount
JOY, ]. Rowley, c. E. Emmons,
Frank r. iMcCarter all of Roches-
ter; James c. Fletcher Knox;
w. c. Miller, Akron; Stokes
Jackson and Myron A. King, of
Indianapolis; A. G. Pickens OF
South Bend; George Burson, F.
B. Hedges, Elias S. Reese of
Winamac; w. r. Scfoonover OF
Argos; s. E. Bernethy, c. A.
Mccormick and B. F. Uminger
of North Judson; w. A. Pursou
George Rogers, G.. Flet Short and
F. Yeager Knox, o. A. Candy
OF Culver.