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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
cANCrI. PAVING CONTRACT

Eatc Of Main Between SrNCutcculh
aud Eighteenth settled,
The matter ot paving SDuth Main
street between Seventeenth anI EIrh
ieenth. was again before The commits
IN YESTERDAY The comm sion Hast
ru, Vdav visited the scrny tn dutulmu.
90 10 WyrSnNt tNat.r'I. property down
that way H NorIh the paving ruv
majority of them Thought 300 On, uunu.
tive
Tnp proposition lo cancel thlt pur
uuu uD luy PAVING contract NOW h.li
uu South Nuu N tho GUruku ruu.
.uu.lNU company uud 10 NJa IWllN
cancelled after NuNor Martin made 20
vigorous appeal u have Tine utyrsr,-
uuu at Seventeenth paved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
OIL RNlDED AGAIN,
ShcrifTs Forces Get Brew and Wagon
Load of Gambling Fixtures.

A raid ON the notorious oil EN-
change yesterday afternoon resulted in
the contscation of two barrels of beer
and wagon load of gambling devices
and materials The raid was engin-
eored by Undcr Sheriffs Moran anc
Wilkinson.
The officers effected an entrance in
to the room by way of the rear door,
which was broken in, The room was
deserted when the officials succeeded
In getting inside
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
TELLS Of WAY
TO GET WATER
NOTED GERMAN SPEAKS BEFORE
PIEBIO CONGRESS,
GOVERNMENT MUST ACT
'lcnr Exposition ul water ltghi.
Nill PROVE tu BE tlc Next
important TASK.


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Ian .,,j ur pI,ut. and tb, Al,,us of
SECURING '' was "'.'" Joy '''
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

seek 20 use he streams for It's own
purposes without regard for others
and IS supported by the constituted
authorities Every question of water
'ights must first of AN, take into
account the deep founded, all embrace
ing natural right of agriculture 10 the
forests and the streams.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
nnn 10 sccurc rcrmIl NoNII

llld tu secure pcrmit .-l|oNing was
uuy uf Tine things winch came uudcr
'ur. ban rur license under the recent
u.rmuuuu nv ordinance, the sum of
SD, having been unmcd as the price
&, uun off bout For this reason
There was some little protest made To
Nuy,r Martin yesterday but the may
cor stood firm ANA the bout lHst night
was 20 licensed affair The local ath-
Ivur association will probably take
up the matter before the commission
Nt some future time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Two Sons Of the Evangelist VIII Not
Share In $40 900 Estate
Now York, sept 3d. Acuordmg 10
the win Of Mrs, Frances Victoria
Sunkcy widow Of the late singing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
A Nov Ncnr MomhnA The

ru.u lrnr viii bee uyhrrrd iu uu Mon
Hul evening with appropriate services
DO, local Hebrews at their place ot Wur-
.np uu North Elrm According to
.nr Jewish calendar it win hc the
t,ar aG,l A. NJ Last year the now
gear opening fen ON September lG the
event usuuN coming early in sep
,rmbrr THE calendar is based ON
lunar time which accounts for the
,ptDuras or tine beginning of the ne"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Nm McDermott is back from ok
mulgee whore he has been acting "'
rmgcr for the Gulf Pipe Line Com
pauy IIc is dispatcher for the com
pauy here
f.. G. Cunningham, of the Cunning
ham n Bunch real estate concern
leaves today for Chandler on bus
mess trip lie VIII go to Oklahoma
.City for the fair while gone,
NJ A. Nounkman returned Nester-
day from stroud and oklahoma CITY
having been at the latter place to at
tend the fair MIR. Nounkman Is Sec
retary of the Tulsa Fair Association
H. e. Mcintyre, who suffered a
broken leg and other Injuries IN an
automobile accident near kieier last
sunday is improving.
DR.. T.. s. clinton is home from
Springfield Mo- having accompanied
Mrs. Clinton that far on her road To
Elhertun. Ga. to visit her parents
Howard McMahau of Baruesvllle
was here looking after his oil proper
ties. lie visited a number of leases
in which he is Interested,
B. n. Haner is home from Nc
Alcstcr whore he has been assisting
i'm tho Haskell land fraud cases
J. j. DoShane of the Rody -Deshane
0rm was in NowHta yesterday on
business,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Cancels TaNcS-Thc commission
yesterday cancelled taxes on lott 9 IA
and II in block II, North Tulsa
which we're assessed against The prop
crty owned by Mrs Archer. at time
when the property belonged ,o the
governments The amount of the cam
ccllatiuu was about 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01
yoc,tc. ON sown Moin-The com

Nacatcs On south Main The COM
mission yesterday vacated a small
portion If South Mann street, lying
u the Fricud-Gillette addition This
action was taken on account of the
mrlmoss of that portion ON account
uf ruvne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Buldiug Permits issued A build
pcrnit was issued yesterday to Mack
johnson To construc, one story
frame dwelling ON Hartford, eeu-
mated To- cost $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Gct Popc-Tolcdo - PingW and
Ford. Of the Eureka drug store. have
pmchmErd cu-passrngcr GO horse
power Popc-Tolcdo automobile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Dentists 10 Sapmp" Drs william
Harrison, j NJ Temples, T. II, Ramsey
O.. s. nrFor viii go tu Snpulpa TINS
afternoon 60 attend the meeting of the
Northwestern Dental Association Of
Okuhumu The afternoon session VIII
bc given over 10 the work ol the pro-
frssiuu ana the evening viii be- In the
nature OF smoker and social ses-
sion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Library l. Catalogucd-rhe High
School library has been catalogurd
pnd is now ready for use Begin
ming Monday the library will be open
to the students. Miss Ethel Setter
win have charge of the library
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

Improvement ulH'il'I N" '' ",,'
'I"'' ,N''H '1''h'' '."I'H
I'hf'"' one I"I ''''lI'' "'" '"
from llr 'hhl Ilr OF M".H w. Wv
east VA" of BOSTON hnulNei 'uI '"It"
Mann lrnm The north line "I I"Irfl,"
~ the norIh lino of iinHE'., uuo lur
tlird for Baltimore, l Jm ihu u"rln
NuD ul sNlocuth To- lh, south llnr of
Wooden "a the Fair f.. NJ Wooden,
commissioner Of finance aud rrNr-
.uur d.uurt,d Yesterday afternoon for
.Dluuumu Ciy tu attend tnr state
.mr uul incidentally look up natter
.ruts, lu the administration "I
from tU, commission chamber Do, Wa'
lu, u.g Uf the remaining members,
Hu ui whom were practically worn
uul n, the Hrp, O. mslgu ul thu Iusl
fur days.
Paving Contract ltNtrnhrd Ih'
lr0thcm Paving Company covering
lnr,r blocks Du carson ANcuu, uuu
.Ha recently transferred hy lu, hole.
prs Du lu, Eureka Construction com
uaug huI ita time limit extended m-
.Iy resolution pusscd hy lh' riF
commission
Nuurucy Delays OpniOn-Ihr nom
appearance OF Attorney CHARLES ltru-
.waH tried Tuesday m police court on
H rhurr. ul violating the dog tax ord
luYucr. resulted m "a delay u the
..,,li,o. lnu.u ,r un, dr,j.iuu of po-
ip, /. is ,,r,.t.i t,ht fh, finding
n,.. ,,.I,,... n,,I,,.. aim IA, ul,pnlurod
'''' '''''''"'.
p,nti.ty IA s,ru,u.- Drs william
n'',' "'''','S :" H"pu,l" Gp',lh" f. =, ,amgr, ,g,
,' ''I,' .. " II, W., e.,',In" ma
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-01

politicians on Liquor Governor
W. Il. Suhbs aud rN-Goycrnur W r..
lIoch, both of kansas viii probably
speak In Tulsa la the interest of the
prohibition cause and under the de
rection of the Aut-Saloon League.
Their itinerary for the oklahoma "trip
will Dee arrWrucd by Dr. q. C. con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16

ENdmiua tion OF the plat Of that portion
or Salt Lake CITY annexed Officially when
the plat. as accepted by the city council
and approved by the mayor, WAS filed
with the city recorder last Saturday
morning, reveals the fact that the city
now has a new series OF alphabetical
streets.
These. however will not be named
~" "B." &C" and so on. and there VIII
be no danger Of confusing the new
streets on the southeast bench. so rapid
" growing In popularity as a residence
district. with those on the north bench.
Each street i'm this southeastern quarter
recently added To the city Will have
namc all its own instead OF mere let
tor, At The same time, its relative posi-
ton to other streets in that section may
he easily computed from the initial let
ter OF its name.
The streets referred 10 are in the new
ly-plattcd Highland Park addition 10 the
city. adjacent to the business section Of
Sugar House. and run north and south
on q tract Of land that gradually slopes
up TO the foot of the Wasatch mountains.
The site is designed by its owners as
residence section. and large number or
comfortable homes will he built the com
Ing summer i'm that territory. Canyon
brcczcs. beautiful scenery bright. crisp,
myisorating air. with all the ConvcnicnCes
OF 4 city i'm the way of electric Hight,
water and street car service. arc among
the things that arc expected TO make the
homes on this new list OF Alphabetical
q'l,. first street east ~ 'rhirtccuth East
in Highland Park addition bears the Of
ticial title OF Alden street. The next is
Beverly. and so the list goes on: Chad
wick. Dearborn. Ellis. Fillmore Glcnmarc,
Hartford. Imperial. Jasmine. Kenwood,
Laurel Marshall Ncldcn. oxford and
Preston.
The acceptanoc of the plat by the city
council has also given new name to tho
county road which is cors,inuatiou OF
Eleventh East street. From the point
where that thugouShlarc takes "A dircc-
tion a little east Of south. it Will. IN the
future. he known as Highland Park
drive.
There arc several other streets in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Marriage Licenses.

j. II. Park Murray, aud Sadie V.
Floory. Ncph
\. Il. Miller and Elizabeth Bills. River
ton.
y. s. Rasmussen and Bertha Wright.
Draper
Elmer Lund. Weston Ida, and Ethel
j.. Buden. Dayton. Ida.
\. Il. Pcckcupaush. Spokane. Wash
and Emma J.. G. Petersen, Salem, Utah.
y. GcrgenscH. Monroe. and Caroline
Petersen. Salt Lake.
oscar Fcdit. Glcnwood. Canada, and
Emma j. Maiden. Layton Utah,
Jacob Covert, Butlerville, and jeanne
Blair. Granite.
James Murray, Pueblo. Colo, and May
Smith Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Building Permits.

Building Inspector \, y. ilirth is again
coming 10 the front in his record Of
permits issued for new buildings and i'm
DroVemcnis in the city. on Tuesday he
issued thirteen permits representing
buildings and improvements OF the total
value OF S33,5O0. The permits are as fol-
lowS:
y. w Horslcy, ll3 North Fitch
West street, one room frame
garage .... ....r-....-.. .....,....-.S 1000
l. Lester 90i South Gale street
tmrcc-room brick dwelling. ,.,..., 1000
John y. Thompson. ?JI Blaine ave-
nue.. five room brick dwelling go. 1000
John r. Thompson, 9i9 Blaine ave
nue., HVc-room brick DWELLING. 1000
II. j. Sapdbcrg. rear 6j6 South
Third East street, ono c-stOry
double brick dwelling. three
rooms each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
L. j, Sandbcrg, 500 South Third
East street. alterations, .,........ 900
w. Il. Wallace. 81 South Ninth
East street alterations .....,.... 500
Sierra Nevada Mills company, COL
Wainwright avenue. concrete fac
tory ..,.,..............,.. 5000
Sierra Nevada Mills company 35l
Wainwright avenue. brick boiler
house and Kiln .,,.-.....,,....... 5000
j. ogden ARMOUR, rear 31l-3i3
West Fourth South street, stor-
age shed Observation-Disclosures. 100
j. r. Olsen. S7& Quine street. one
story brick dwelling ......sr,...- 2000
Econ X. Pack 96l Blaine avenue,
fuur-room brick dwelling ,.,...., 1000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
MORE
,AT LESS COST
er City of Thirty.
ountry, Except
lfalO.

.corgc +. McGonacle is
fement from the diyls-
Ms OF Chicago showing
used in thirty-three
he United States. Ac-
res for 1909. the people
consumed more water
.ny of the thirty-lhree
1ffalo. y. Y. The daily
tier In this city a per
Ions. while the daily
ter i'm Buffalo a person
/ this city arc getting
s than any OF the cities
Buffalo. The average
| I'd I'm this city was S2S
lwl1ilc In Buffalo 1t was
ons. Persons who arc
he water rates In Salt
the figures in the state
ession of the city en-
ould soon be convinced
\ les here are all right.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
CITY TO HAVE NEW SERIES OF
STREETS ON SOUTHEAST BENCH

bctical names or these the most inn
portant and the one along which Kim
ball &: Richards. the owners OF the
tract, expect 10 see street car line run
ming In the near future is Strattord
avenue. This extends from Highland
Park drive clear through to Preston
street. Parkway and Fielding avenues
run on the north and south sides re-
SpcCtNcly, of the new addition. \ con-
liuuatlon OF the former. which will run
along the crest Of the slope overlooking
Parlcy's creek, has been named Hilcrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Jared dc BTy, 10 East court boy
T j, Wdsmer. I3l Roosevelt avenue.
boy
ii. b. Mace. 1910 South Eleventh East,
boy
\. f. Smith 1889 West First South.
girl
II. c. Kramer. J.. d. ;. hospital, girl.
Ernest Bridge, 800 South Fourth East.
boy
X. y. Guio S3i Harrison street. boy
6. j. Bodcrtscher, ll0I Hollywood ave-
Duc, boy.
William Lake. 253 Chicago street. boy.
Roy Timmons. lGl West Third South.
boy.
y. NJ Farr. st. Marks hospital boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Nights entertain
.uditoriun, on the
he annual Ameri-
il General Con
D, will we'll Justify
If every American
9AY is
~, APRIL IS

sam spry Tuesday is
| tArbor day proclama-
ny, April 10, rs Arbor
Npon the people of the
observe the date. The
i. >ws:
y or the state of Utah.
IAM.ATlON
\ ccession OF the seasons
tho glad spriuStimc OF
NJ il comes the cntiClng
the hand TO the adoTn-
lens and highways by
|ssnd shrubs: and.
ignition OF The bCnc-
from a general activity
nkrbor dav has been set
legal holiday ard a
7spension of the daily
NY have opportunity TO
rue spirit OF its estab-
F~fed about the observ-
Y are symbols of the
s-eNistcnCc. no ceremony
u filled with subtle suc-
,l a beautiful thing TO
ID with nature. il is Il
.r creations. The duty
& things Is II RESPONSE
s men ana women. In
-nc for and cultIVating
: billty is imposed: but
Irazed on the spread
,autiful symmetry OF a
fhis own planting. who
Pnr In its maturity in
the evidence of 4 taste
IN our surroundings; II
prcsslon OF the human
Srcat out of doors.
~ are but links blend
arp angles OF city arti-
free, graceful lines of
ate and perpctuatc the
- Environment. by sur
mes. our churches. our
our public places with
vbs and stately trees. IL
nactice.
!. William Spry. gov.
tof Utah, DO recommend
OF Utah hold In appro-
Dor day. Friday. April
\ I It's fitting observance
nulated In the homes.
nd in the press of the
|. hereof l have hcrcunto
caused 10 he affixed
The state OF Utah.
axe City. the capital.
TAarch. y. ID. 1910.
WILLIAM SPRE.
G. 5. TINGEY. Sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Deaths.

Joe MUscl. South Temple and First
West, aged %, died March ., sufloca-
ton.
W. c. Darmcr. 81 South Sixth East.
aged 10, died March -, scarlet fever
Margaret H. Kelly, i6g South First
West aged -, died March Is. Bright
disease.
Ida !. Hcrold, ogden, Utah, AGED 20,
dicd March Is, meningitis
e. j. Nielsen. county infrmary aged
80 died March y, apopleXy.
j. i. Maiben. Manu, aged So, died
March 10. sCnillty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph Luce and wife to Faulina
ellis, part lot I. block 80, plat H.!
John Brown and wife TO Joseph +.
Palmer part section 10, township
. south. range ! west.
Thomas II. Walk and wife 10 Jonas
Johnson. part section 20. town
ship south, range east ..,.,..
Anderson Taylor company 10 Isa-
belle s Armstrong ct al. part
uut .. block 7T. plat A...........
r.. T., Wicls to John G. Pearson.
part lot l6. block 32, tcn-acro
plat y ..,...,',,,., -. .,.r,..,.,.
f. Is. Wicks To Effic r, Beverly.
lot e.. lot i5. block 6. East Park
SUBDIVISION ...- ......,.........-...
Ashton Jenkins company 10 George
Roth. lot 10. Gilmcr place subdi-
VISION -; .''''''',,' -: 49,.
Arthur -. Lynn and wife 10 Hat
tie Barton. lots 10 and III. block
-. Puppcrton place ,,,...,,.....s
salt Lake Security & Trust com
pany to Eimbal & Richards com
pany, lots 80. 30. 81 and G2. Hol-
lywood tract --......,....,.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-16

Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract mudc bv ihr
Salt Lake Security 4 Trust Co. - Cp.
MaID. We own our OWN records
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
FUNERAL MONDAY.
Services for Richard ]. Marshall at
Family Home.

Funeral services for Richard j
Marshall of 1906 Park road. who died
yesterday at Garfield Hospital of In
juries received when taking horse over
a Jump at Potomac Park, will be held
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
Marshall residence. Rev. G. Freeland
Peters, assistant rector of Epiphany
Episcopal Church, will officiate. The in
torment will be in Congressional GENE
terry.
Mr. Marshalrs wife, daughter eleven
years old and three sisters, Mrs. Henry
P. West Mrs. Frederick Schafhrt and
Mrs. William Bard. all Of Washington
survive him. The deceased. who was a
real estate dealer, was known through
out Washington and Virginia as most
daring horseman, and he seemed to take
special delight In handling horses that
other men could not manage.
The injuries which caused his death
were sustained December Z, as he forced
a green hunter to take seven-foot jump
after the horse had refused several times
After clearing the jump the animal fell
in heap on the other side and Mr.
MSrshalfs brain was confused in several
places by the force of the fall He in
sisted upon going home, but later was
taken to the hospital. For some time 1T
was known that he could not recover
Even in his delirium he insisted that the
horse fell and that he was not thrown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Meeting of the Luther
Statue Association Held.

The Luther Statue Association held
it's annual meeting yesterday afternoon
in the directors room Of the National
Union Fire Insurance Company After
the transaction of routine business DIR.
William K. Butler was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Rev. j.
George Butler. D. d. Albert +. Fox and
Cornelius Eckhardt were chosen to fill
other vacancies in the board of trustees.
The election of officers was then held
and resulted as follows:
A. ]. d. Wedemeyer of Liberty, n. Y.
president; George Ryneal, jr.. of Mar
tinsburg. w. Va, vice president; ex-
Mayor Charles Scheiren of Brooklyn, ~.
Y, treasurer, and Judge John J. Dobler
Of Baltimore, secretary.
After passing resolutions on the death
of Rev. DR.. Butler. the association adj
journed to meet in Washington on the
third Friday in May, 1911.
The association in body proceeded to
view the statue at Thomas Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Camp of Woodmen of the World I'm
der New Leaders.

The installation of officers recently
elected for the ensuing twelve months by
members of Elm Camp No. 8. Woodmen
of the World, took place last night at the
camps headquarters. The installation
exercises were followed by an elaborate
program of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic.
Those indicted into office were: Consul
commander, II. e. Sangston; adjutant
lieutenant. c. d. Holland; banker, F.. T.
Murphy; clerk. E. B. Pratt; escort, G. w.
Sunday; assistant escort. ]. E. knight:
watchman, ]. III. Parker; sentry, S. u.
Robertson: physician, DR.. II. Tobias
managers, J. Cerinie. j. Mcconnell and
DIR. Tobias.
Boys of the Woodcraft Orchestra, under
the direction of Ralph Garven. Miss Viola
Mandley, Ralph Garren. Earl Crawford,
Otto Sunday the Misses StrunIey. Mr.
Columbus and Miss Hoyden, participated
in a musical program.
f. B. Pratt. clerk of the camp, was pre-
scented with silver service in recogni-
ton of his labors in behalf of the organ
ization. The presentation committee con-
sisted of Miles Mcconnell and G. w.
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
Day of Large Profits.

"A great packing house realizes profit
of 81 per cent Wooden and cotton mills
declare dividends amounting TO 65 per
cent. The President says that the object
Of revision was not to reduce prices. but
to prevent an advance. There has been a
saturnalia of high prices since the new
law was approved, but you need no other
reminder than experience.
THE policy of Capitalization goes on.
The states are to be stripped of legiti-
mate power in order that the federal
government may be vested with omnipo-
tent power.
1.-The capstone upon the climax of cen
tralization is Senator Aldrich's central
bank This is the tigress which Jackson
drove to the jungles. Who will domi-
nate this benevolent institution? Will
the Standard Oil and the Steel Trust be
voiceless in it's councils? Our financial
system should. indeed, be reformed, but
it Is worse than folly to correct a lesser
evil with an evil a thousandfold worse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
FUNERAL OF T. H. MAXWELL.
St. Aloysius Choir, Which He Di.
rected. to Sing at Mass.

Funeral services for T. Harry Maxwell,
for the last three years assistant choir
master Of st. Aloysius Catholic Church,
who died at S:12 o'clock last night at his
home, IL @ street northeast. will be held
at o'clock Monday morning at ST.
Aloysius Church.
Solemn requiem mass will be sung by
the choir. Rev. Father Mcdonnell will
be the celebrant.
The pallbearers will be selected from
members of the Aloysius Club. Potomac
Council, No. 1873, knights of Columbus.
and Division No. ., Ancient Order OF
Hibernians. and National Union, of which
the deceased was a member.
Mr.. Maxwell was thirty-five years OF
age and a native of this city. He had
been connected with choirs of several
large Catholic churches i'm Washington
Death was due to intestinal trouble,
from which Mr.. Maxwell had long been
sufferer. His mother. Mrs. Julia Max
we'll, survives him.