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The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Miss Edison viii Wed
Lieut.. J, w. McKie June |

III. and Ms. Joseph Romance Edison
hsve cards out for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss CIoreIe Edison. 10 Lieut.
JOHN 3 lillian MCKEE, Coast Artillery
Corps. L 5 A., Wednesday, June I al
noon In St Thomas Church
Fashionable society VIII turn out in
force for the benefit OF a vveIIknovn
charity, the Junior League Of the Ma
Lio1aI Junior Republic, Thursday even
ing. when The Girl and the Page"
viii be presented ythe Calcium Club
OF GeOrue washington University.
Ms Alexander Britton. Mrs. Eldrige
Jordan, Miss Esther Denny, and others
have planned large parties
The members Of the Calcium Club are
wen known IN Washington society.
jesse Brown vii take the leading Part.
that Of e young college student whose
Initiation into q college fraternity is the
theme OF The play A love story OF
course, also runs through the play.
Philip Lee SCanLlilg HIS written The
book, lyrics, and music. N.r. SCantiinE'
ability 10 write catchy songs is vel
known. and The Girl alss the PAGE
= considered the best thing he has
done 50 far. The glee club OF the uni
TeTs1ty VIII augment the chorus
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Candidacy of Folk.

tt HAT former Governor Folk. Of Ms
I souri,, looks on himself seriously as
q candidate for the Democratic nomins-
ton for President IS the Information OBJ
tanned here. Some letters have been re-
cefved IN Washington asking support for
him n the 1912 campaign M Folk IS
especially anxious 70 get the support Of
Tennessee He has brothers there who
are prominent in Democratic politics and
their influence may aid him in getting
the delegation from there At any rate,
he has his eye on Tennessee, and, ap-
parentIy. is starting into the game long
in advance Of the campaign
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
House CalIiSthenics.

n REPRESENTATIVE SERENC 4
n PANE, the Republican floor lead
CT. who is quite fat and who moves
about most ponderosy. IS getting
much exercise these days The House
is voting on the railroad bill BY sec
tons and every few minutes there
a vote by teIlers. every member Hla-rcn-
ing down the aisles and passing De-
tween the tally-keepers-
u demand telIers, Nj Chairman
yeIIs a member
WhereupOn a wearied expression TITS
across the face OF Nj Payne. wno
has q seat well back in the chamber
He arises slowly and in evident dis
tress, ambles down the aisles and then
hack again. After he has repeates the
performance about ten times, NJ Payne
is ready for a rest
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Washington Society Regrets Loss
From Ranks of Diplomatic Hosts
Transfer of E. L. Cher
mont to Mexican Post
Announced.
Mime. Chermont, Formerly
of Baltimore, Closing
Washington House.

The trzdsfer Of 2 I C.e-7-o7t ers+
secretary OF the Rrezfr.sn e71bzszev
from washington 20 3-exico. IS q mat
ger OF genuine regrer n diplomatic. Of
nclal, and resident C5r,.es Of washing
Ion society Mr. Chermout is one OF
the most popular diplomats OF the South
American contingent, and his wife who
was formerly Miss Helen Sloan. OF Bal
IlnloTe' VIII be greatly missed from the
ranks OF diplomatic hostesses-
NJ Chernont, who accompanied the
body OF the late Ambassador 'Nabuco 70
Brazil. VIII san from tbe-e ro77o--,-g
for a short sojourn IN Es.rope. before
going 70 his new post OF duty. Nine
CneTnont = Closing their residence 'rer.
6Isd expects 10 sail from Neu- V0-J-
May II. on the Afauretania, 70 f1fr her
husband IN Europe Their sr7aW z-~
Jayne. IS one Of the T0st frte-1=ri---
children IN the corps.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
The Circulation Manager Talks:

There are many boys in this city { Wash
ington that could be making progress along lines
Of active business training by taking up the work
of establishing and building Up a Times route; Of
serving the paper each day to regular list Of
readers.
To any boy who is interested, we will furnish
everything necessary. 1t will not cost him one
cent. Many who have already taken up this
work, are earning from S12 to $50 each month.
Think Of it. 1t only takes about an hour day
and after school hours, too.
There are many reasons why this OppOr-
tunity should appeal to every boy. It's a be-
ginning to sound business career. Start him
on the right track and help him with suggestion
and cooperation. He will follow these same lines
in later years.
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

The Vice President and MS S--e--t-----
we're the guests in compliment 70 Wnoln
Ms. Norman Williams entertained &
party at dinner last evening
Among those Selling scc1e cards a ne
BASEBALL game ThurSGsF = $500 49,. o5
tween the teaI-ls OF the AlStLO3 o- /, - -
and Chevy Chsse clubs viii % 49,
A-Srevv Bradley. Mrs IS 1i-e. MS Ia
Sinclair Cameuol.- Mss AarSlecl-e -
hour. Miss Helen Downing Mss KS KS
/ Tov-nirE- Miss Helen Parker, Miss
! Csthsrine Britton. Hiss GLADYS 6lIlch-
/ Tav- Miss Esther Denny Mss E<-y-ler
Miss Okla. Roosevelt Mss anne ~ ~ -. -.
Miss Jessie Krogstad- and MISS ALar.s
-Tbe latest subscribers for boxes are
Ms. John ReybuTI- VIE Of the mayor
| Of PHILADELPHIA Nine CherI1olL ana
/ Mrs. William Haywood
/ MIS- David du Bose CailIard- wife OF
Colonel CaTIIard. who sailed non Fa.n-
! ana early in A0r5i, and VINO Spen-
/ cone time in Boston with her son mas
] arrived IN Washington and IS q guest
at the Grafton
| Mrs Alexander Koes Anderson has Is
sued invitations for the marriage Of her
/ daughter. Cara Townsend. 70 EredeTlc1
/ Claude Bigelow lie Gro, on WedneSday
] evening. June \ al O'CLOCK at d -hdI-
I gzret's Episcopal Church
/ Mrs. George B. EastIn,of Louisville
XIV entertained at luncheon yesterday
a. The Arlington in honor Of Mrs John
/ Hay, widow Of the former Secretary
] OF state. Among the guests were Mrs
{ Harlan. wife Of Mr.. Justice Harlan
, Mrs I,Ir1On. wife OF NJ. Justice Luz
tom Mrs. Dickinson. wife OF the Score
/ +arv OF War. Mrs Matthew T Scott,
and Mrs Shauklin-
! Mrs NTyron n Parker entertained In
I formally at luncheon today IN compll-
/ 1ueut 10 Miss Cannon daughter OF Ile
/ ss-9ssl-e- ~ the House Of Representa-
| ffz-es- and Nine. Cruz wife OF the min
/ ister Of Chile
I
! AIRS. walter Mclean, wife OF Captain
/ III can = s y. entertained a small
/ CoTT0ary informally al dinner last even
| ~ in honor OF Gen and Mrs. Charles
'z1evvOOd, Z s n G
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Miss Williams
To Wed O. L Whipple.

Mss Marie Z. Williams and Oden L
y nipple viii Be married tomorrow ev-
eninE al S O'Clock in St Margaret s
Episcopal Church the rector, the Rev
Herbert scott Smith. officiating
The bride viii be given IN marriage
By David n Lea. and VIII have as heT
only attendant, Mrs David II Lea
William =. WhiCple viii be best man
for his brother, and the Ushers wiz be
Arthur =. Shelton. Lawrence E Eber-
bach. Henry Harper Whtpple- brother
OF the BRIDEGROOM RAY Garrett, Roland
Rodrich- Oswald Camp william Car
S1Odder. ana Edward Roger Finch.
An informal reception for the wedding
party viii be held In the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lea, or East Capitol street ar
ter the ceremony az ghe church, and
later in the evening MI WhipDle and
his bride. VIII leave Washington <0r a
wedding trip Upon their return. they
VII reside az 1877 y street
TIE Rev. and Mrs Joseph Dawson
will be At home 10 the members and
congregation OF Calvary NJ. E Church
at me parsonage. apartment 8. AZ
COlUu bia road, Wednesday evening
/ from S 10 - o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

anywhere else in the country, then It
VIII take Mr.. GoldsborOugh seriously,
kin the COudrey resolution, and let the
gas insiders cut their melon.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
ENGLAND PUTS ONE OVER
ON GERMANY.

Fate Is beginning 70 show an inelina-
ton 70 csress the British lion gently
with one hand while rumpling the
waxed mustache OF the Kaiser with
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

These commencement announcements
are really only q tip 70 UapaCk ones
stock Of superlativss and have them
ready 20 shower upon the 6 c. G.,
who viii soon blossom IN our m.5st-
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

For the sake OF the towns showing
n the census reports. II IS 10 be hoped
that 56s-pound man at Locust Valley,
y z, was counted before his recent
5aar1
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Luncheon Party Given
By Mrs. Lyman Tiffany

Mrs Lyman Tiffany entertained zt
luncheon today al her residence On Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs Tiffany and her granddaugt Ter,
Mss Helen Parker. g debutante o. the
SCI son. VIII leave Washington shortly
for Richdeld Springs, where they VIII
spend the summer.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
What S on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

Annual meeting American McAIl As
ISOLATION, Church OF the Covenant
Connecticut avenue and y street
.. n
Ex7fbitlo77 by Y N c. A gymnasium
class. old Masonic Temple. Ninth and
F streets, s p n
Address BY the Rev John Hunter OF
Glasgow, Scotland, Church OF Our
Father, Thirteenth and L streets, 5
.. m
Columbia Heights Citizens Assooia-
zion. Postofsce Hail. Park road.
near Fourteenth street, p m
Address BY Dr.. Charles z MunrOe be-
fore Washington Society OF Engi-
neers. 100 Twelfth street northwest.
p. n
Illustrated lecture on ''The Land
F5u0ter and It's Satisfaction" by Dr.
Thomas Elmer VIII, at 1911 Penn
svlvania avenue northwest at pm
Theaters.
NationaI-Aborn Opera Company, SIS
BeIascO-Spring Musical Festival, $50
r6-I n Millions" s:15
r-1asa-s-PcIite vaudeville, s:15 p. n.
Casfno-ContinuoU vaudeville
Arademy--'Esst Lynne SIS D. m.
Caverv-'Bon Tons" SIS D n.
Lvceum-"Cole and Johnson" SIS pm
1Tsiestic-Motion pictures and vaUde-
VILE. 10 Il ? m
Masonic Accommodation pictures,
100 to 1890 p m
Arcade-Sfidvvay and other attractions
CThe Times viii be pleased 70 an
-o,1rse meetings and entertainments
IA frfs column. Phone o. write an
noun cenenrs-)
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Miss HeyI
Eutertsins At Luncheon.

LAlCl LalnS AT Luncheon.
Miss Julia Heyl entertained Z party
informally at luncheon today.
Mss Elizabeth Hammond will s1rs--
tain Informally al tea tomorrow after
noon ~
me tuesday Morning Bridge Club vss
entertained BY Mrs. Rosv-eTI Es,C = 81
hoes this morning at her home On
Rhode Island avenue. O-1
Baroness Preuschen. wife OF the na-
VA attache Of the Aust-o- Hun gsria7
embassy, returned 70 Washington lsS
evening from Delaware. where she 49,
q member Of the weekend house nsrfV
al the country home OF Senator du Porf
near Wilmington "a -
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

A Chicago theatrical manager has Of
fered q prize OF 800 for a substitute
word or phrase for vaudeville What
the matter with ''dramatis deraentia-"
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

''Cupp' Farmer, the high school ath-
Ie:e who Is going to take dentistry at
Georgetown, shows a commendable dis
nosftion TO plug along through college.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
CONCERT BY THE ENGINEER
BAND.

AT WASHINGTON BARRACKS,
THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK
JULIUS HAMPER, Chief Musician
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Secretary OF War
Host at Dinner Party.

The Secretary OF War was host At
a dinner party last evening at his
home on Connecticut avenue in honor
OF the governor OF Porto Rico, Colonel
Cotton
The guests were Speaker Cannon of
the Rouse OF Representatives Seas-
29I DcpeW. senator Flint Senator
Percy. Senator Crane. ReD-ezar-s-iZ-a
CAMP Clark. Representatives Jones
Espressntative Olmstead. Colonel
S--nr L. y A. the speaker of fhe
6QUsN OF Representatives OF Pn-T0
Hsco. M de Diego, Mr. I.arrfnars
gslegate from Porto Rico; Genera
william b Carter. General Edwards.
genera Mcintyre, John u. Judd. OF
Secretary Dickinson
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Speaker Cannon should be able 20 give
the third degree" probe committee
some interesting testimony concerning
the victims side OF the ordeal
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Representative Barclay OF PennsvI-
Nania and his sister. Mrs Roberts en-
Jertalned at dinner last evening in
compliment 70 Representative and
Mrs Nelson P Wheeler, Of Pennsv1y--
ys1la. and Mrs wheeIer's sfsta- ST-z
smith, OF California, who is visiting
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

In addition to their other difficulties,
the Administration bills have now en-
countered the threatened obstacle OF
warm weather
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Rhode Island VIII celebrate its indie
pendence day on Nav 4 this year Next
year II vii celebrate On March l.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03
Vice President
And Mrs. Sherman Guests

The Vice President and Mrs sherman
80 the guests in compliment 70 whom
A. Norman Williams enteTtaineo &
marty at dinner last evening
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Mrs. David du Bose Gaillaro- VIE 9
r,0Io-7eI CofIIard- who sailed from Pan
ana earIv in Aorii, and who spen
sorne time in Boston with her son IA
arrived IN Washington and IS CUES
al the Grafton
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Mrs. Alexander kceS Anderson mas IS
s,5ad invitations for the marriage Of her
DAUGHTER. Cara Townsend TO EredeI.lcr &.
claude BiEelow lie Gro, on WEDNESDAY
evening. June :. at s O'Clock at ST Mar
zarer'S Episcopal Church
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Once more, IN the Lorimer probe. We
find that for all pra cticsl purposes
Chicago IS the capital OF Illinois.
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Mrs NIyron n Parker entertained IN
Formally at luncheon today in compll-
Tent 10 Miss Cannon. daughter OF the
Sneaker OF the House Of Representa-
tfves. and Nine cruz wife OF the min
ister Of Chile
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

The retirement OF Hammerstein IS
-,4f+e likely 20 cause z lot Of opera stars
10 discover they're only comets
The Washington times., 1910-05-03

Mrs. walter Mclean, wife OF Captain
7TCI can. 7. 5. ~ entertained small
c-@-7ar7v informally al dinner last even
f-,y in honor OF Gen and Mrs. Charles
i ev-vOOd. Z s n G
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Voting BRISK FOR
king And QUEEN
Great Interest Shown in Mardi
Gras to Be Held on
Thanksgiving Day

The interest shown in the Thanks
giving day carnival that will take
place in North Beach, between the
dates of November "a and 26, is grow
ing daily as the contest for king and
queen continues.
The contest committee reports the
sale of approximately 100000 voting
coupons throughout the district, with
an increasing demand from local and
outside sources. The system under
which the competition is being carried
on is on the order of the trading stamp,
one ticket being given with every five
cent purchase.
A score of contestants of both sexes
have been entered in the race for royal
honors, and the list of eligibles still
grows. As North Beach is the cos
mopolitan section of this city, the
types of candidates are representative
of many nationalities.
Carnival headquarters have been es-
tablished at 599 Montgomery avenue
under the mana cement of Assistant
Secretary ]. c. Desmond. The colors
adopted by the decoration committee
are the red and yellow that were seen
during the Portola festival
The committees are actively enga ged
in the preliminary work of the asso-
citation and are using every effort to
make the Mardi Gras a grand success.
The latest results of the contest
show that out of scores of candidates
the following are in the lead:
For queen-Misses Josie Marini
$500; Annie Badaracco, 2,155: Julia Fa-
villa, 1,9SS; Mabel Canepa, 1925: Mar
guerite Winkler 1886; Parnel Parks.
1885; Lillian Quinones, 1,173; f. Bar
dellini, 1,076; Angela Perrone. 997.
For king-Robert Jeffress, 2,319;
Frank Sillineri, 1885; Al Devote, 1.712;
George buddy, 1,571; A. Goldman, 1,444;
Harry .Thornhill, 1,31S; Dr. w. Jackson,
1924; Prosper Mortola, 931.
The remaining number of votes,
which is roughly estimated at 1000.
will be finished today
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
DEPORTATION OF
WOMAN BLOCKED
Attorney Attacks Constitutions
atty of Statute

Believing that his client, MarcelIa
Kretz, an inmate of disreputa bl e
house, was to be whisked away by the
immigration officials for deporta ton
yesterday afternoon, Attorney Edward
Lande appeared before United States
District Judge Van Fleet yesterday
morning and petitioned for a writ of
habeas corpus on the ground that the
statute under which the woman was
to be deported was unconstitutional
Judge Van Fleet prohibited the deport-
alton of the woman for the present,
but will not pass finally upon the mat
ter until next Thursday
The statute complained of was passed
by congress last March and provided
that any woman of foreign birth being
found in disreputable house should
be deported. The Kretz woman was
born in France, but has lived here Is
years and owns much valuable prop
erty in this city.
Lande claims that the statute is re-
troactive, as it would punish those who
had come to the United States previous
to the passing of the statute.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
MITCHELL TAKES
ALL THE BLAME

Mysterious Mitchell. the Seals er-
ratio ball player, broke into the lime
light again yesterday, when he was
before Police Judge Weller with three
other men on the charge of disturbing
the peace. With his anxiety to appear
in the role of hero. Mitchell insisted
that he alone was to blame, and the
court imposed fine of SO on the
would be hero. With shoulders back
and head erect, Mitchell stalked from
the courtroom, but few minutes aft
erward he was detected in the act of
collecting $3.50 apiece from the three
companions.
Mitchelrs arrest came as the result
of Joy ride" when, with Floyd Jones,
John Flanagan and Robert Brownfield,
he was arrested in front of one of the
beach resorts at l o'clock yesterday
morning by Patrolman C. E. Truett.
The policeman explained to the court
that Mitchell and his friends were go
ing down the boulevard at the rate of
40 miles an hour, yelling like a bunch
of Indians Mitchell said he was guilty
even before he was asked to plead. On
the stand he explained that he did all
of the yelling as he was enjoying the
ride and thought he was out in the
country when on the beach boulevard.
While Mitchell was collecting the
pro rata of the fine from his fellow
s.ioy riders" Truett passed and was
subjected to number of insulting re-
marks by Mitchell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
$4,000 NEEDED TO
FURNISH Y. M. c. A.
City Asked to Equip Building
Provided by Eastern Friends

The new building of the San Fran
cisco Young Mems Christian associa-
tion at the northwest corner of Golden
Gate avenue and Leavenworth street
is now nearing completion and will be
open to the public early in November.
Ii is said to be one of the largest and
most complete buildings of its kind
in the world.
Within four months after the great
FIRE of 1906 friends in the east contrib
uted 100000, thus providing a build
ing for the young men and boys of
this city. At the time the money was
given General Secretary Mccoy guar
anteed the donors that the city would
furnish and equip the structure. He
said yesterday that he had experienced
more difficulty in getting the small
amount required to furnish the build
ing than he did in raising the 100000.
A renewed effort will be put forth
this week to secure the balance of
$4,000. so that everything may be
paid for when the great structure
opens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Chewing GUM is
liked BY NATIVES
EskimOs Send Foxskins to Se=
cure Luxuries of the
White Man

SEATTLE, Oct. S--Katak. a Point
Barrow Eskimo. sent to Seattle by a
ship that arrived yesterday 100 fox
skins to be sold for $1,000 and the
money used to purchase goods He
desires rifles, flour. tea, a cooking
range and a score of articles that he
has never seen. but whose pictures in
the advertising sections of the maga-
zines and newspapers have attracted
him.
Captain John Backlund. master of an
Arctic trading schooner, says that
chewing gum is of more value than
gum drops in dealing with the Arctic
natives.
What appeals to the natives" said
Captain Backlund, "is that while gum
drop is consumed in a few moments, a
stick of chewing gum lasts almost in
definitely and can be used turn and
turn about by the whole family
The gold output on Kotzebue sound
this year was below the average. owing
to floods interfering with sluicing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
DOORBELL CAMPAIGN
FOR THEODORE BELL
Committees Named TO Visit All
Houses in Precinct

The Bell-Spellacy club of the Thirty
eighth district has started the move
ment for the doorbell campaign for
membership by the appointment Of pre-
cinct committees to visit all houses.
The committees are:
First precinct-Edgar Apperson and Bernard
Second precinct-Charles Baer and George J..
Third precinct-Gibert D. Ferren and Will C.
Morton
Fifth precinct-Benjamin H. Asery and Ruben
Holishy.
sixth precinct-F. ]. Hennessey and ]. ]. ia
Seventh precinct-Joseph Beck and Louis
Eighth precinct-otto Bail and Thomas ].
Ninth precinct-wilI H. Foreman and Charles
Tenth precinct-John Hannls and Sam Meyer
Eleventh precinct-Robert B. Weddle and
Twelfth precinct Thomas Brady and James R.
McGinn.
Fourteenth precinct-Frank A. Koneekel and
Fifteenth precinct-Thomas f. Mulahy and
George NJ. Schiller.
Seventeenth precinet-Francis j. Station and
Thomas J. Brady
Eighteenth precnct-Charles ". Meehan and
Bernard Devlin-
Nineteenth precinct-Thomas F Monohan and
r. McLaren.
Twentieth precinct-George ". Buright and
Oscar II. Winters
Twenty first precinct-Ed Beardsly and Robert
4. Lsurin.
Twenty-second precinct-Joseph F. Hotter and
]. ". J. Buright.
George A. Tracy.
Twenty y-fourth precinct-Charles II. Troppmann
and Nathan 0'Brien.
Twenty fifth precinct-Thomas F. Mahoney and
Charles W Welch.
Twenty precinct-H. L. Morrow and j.
H. Mckinney
Twenty seventh precinct-A. Manuel and
Thomas W. Pope.
Charles Holly.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
BREATH OF CRATER
SCORCHES HEAVENS
Mount Shishaldin's Mouth,
5000 Feet Above Sea,
Belches Flames

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 8.-The steam
ship Mackinaw, from Bering sea, re-
ports that Mount Shishaldin on Uni
pass in entering Bering sea, is in more
vigorous eruption now than at any
time since it began its activity five
months ago. Flames reach 1000 feet
above the crater, whose rim is 5000
feet above sea level, and the great
beacon can be seen for 110 miles in
clear weather. Mount Chignik, Peak
1902 and other Aleutian volcanoes have
been active during the summer the
shore line, has changed and new islands
have been lifted and old ones sub
merged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
SAN DIEGO'S POPULATION
SHOWS LARGE INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Population
statistics of the thirteenth census were
made public today for the following
cities:
San Diego, Cal, 39.57s. an increase of
21,S7S, or 1886 per cent over 17,7OO in
1900.
Orange, N. J.. 2s,6so, an increase of
5,4S9, or 22.7 per cent over 24,141 in
1900.
Wichita. Kan, 52,4SO an increase of
27,779, or 1875 per cent over 24,671 in
1900.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

didacy for the governorship, he will
be the feted guest of the republicans
of this city. Arrangements are now
being made by Byron Mauzy, Marshall
Hale and W. D. Fennimore to give
Johnson a rousing reception upon his
arrival in San Francisco October IA.
A luncheon will be served at the Palace
hotel at 1870 o'clock, at which will
be present all of the prominent repub-
licans of the city. Invitations for the
luncheon will be distributed early this
week
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
EDWARD p. WALSH
CLUB is ORGANIZED

The friends of Edward p Walsh.
democratic nominee for the assembly
from the thirty seventh district, met
Thursday evening at Phelps hall, 321
Devisadero street, and organized the
Edward P Walsh assembly club. Frank
l. Butler was elected chairman, Frank
/ Mahoney vice chairman, B. P. Will
bur secretary, and F. w. Roth, treas
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
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