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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
Reats blind Nan to Denth.

,CRESTON, Ia. April 6--(special Tele-
gram. )--Amassa Hickok beat TO death In
the insane ward of the Marion county hos
pital at Knoxville Monday. William Hor-
rick another inmate Of the institution,
with a poker. Hlckok persisted ia walking
up and down the corridors screaming and
swearing. He had been In state OF nerv-
BUSINESS all night and had made the night
hideous 70 the other inmates with his raw
ings. Horrick called 10 him and threat
ened him unless he kept still, Hickok
thereupon bounced upon Horrick and beat
him to death. Horrick was about 70 years
old and blind. s.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
WyOming.

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS
Have you anything TO offer the farmer
Of Iowa? Any che0p land for higher priced;
. general merchandise store for land, or
any KIND OF an exchanBef Or have yoa
some land you want to sell for cashl The
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
u the Des Moines Capital: 1900 circulation
daily; rate single insertion. i cent word;
ak Insertions, 8 cents q word. Doa AOlnos
DalIy GanitAL Dee Moline L.
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FOR SALE on E6CHANGe

~
FOR sale or trade for stock, Northwest
ern thresher engine, new Century separator
and six-bottom engine gang plowi all new.
Brit Steele blmereek, Neb,
WE exchange properties OF merit II. II
Culver, SR-SlS N. Y. Life. Douglas 1866.
FOR reliable sales and exchanges see
d. NJ. LEANING. $50 Brandeis Bldg.
AUTOMOBILE WANTED QUICK -
Owing to bank conditions in small towns
in state, advertiser has more land than
money. Must have first class automobile
Immediately. For quick acceptance will
secrifice half section land In Gregory
county, South Dakota, in order to obtain
same. Land valued at tlSO0 pr acre; in
eumbrance, fl5ib. Wil give even trade
portunity for dealer to make as much
commission as three cars at list by having
money tied up thirty or forty days. Ad-
dress Y l4S care Of The Bee
FOR SALE OR B-Reiinquishment
to 600 acres OF Loup Co, Neb., land, miles
and S-wire fence; river On northwest cor
ner. 800 acres level land; balance rough;
90 acres in cultivation nine and six miles to
Duff and Beardwell; stock and improve
ments for sale also. Price OF land alone,
5000 Address Is. II. Williamson, Duff,
Neb.
FOR TRApE--New L; c. smith type,
ings Hardware Co. Vermilion, S. d.
HOTEL for sale or trade: Good central
South Dakota town. doing fine business
write u.s. d, c. Kicker & Co, Rapid City,
g. ID.
/ UPDIKEs Pride Of Omaha is Omaha
flour Omahans prefer II. IL Frank
Steiner, 20l7 CASTELAR,, Will bring this ad
10 The Bee within three days and Identify
himself he VIII receive an order for a -
pound sack OF this fine flour.
GROCERY and meat market on 18th, cen
trally located; $500 TO $500 Want Omaha
vacant or improved Howata land & Lot
Co.. 500 Omaha Natl Bank.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OMAHA property and Nebraska lands
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
i0i6 New Omaha National Bank Building
LOANS 20 home owners ana home build.
srs. with privilege Of making partial pay,
uents semi-annually
W. n. THOMAS
eos First National Bank Bldg
GARvIN BROS. ID floor n. Y. Life. tSO
20 $4,000 90 Improved property. No delay,
wANTED-City loans. Pstsrs Trust Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
Miscellaneous.

IMPROVED FARMS, central North Da-
kota, northern and southern Minnesota;
low interest; small cash payments; time to
suit; $50 to $50 per acre. }. IL. Doty, St.
Peter, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
Texas.
wisconsin,

FOR sALE-Farm 20 acres grain ana
stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
Der. For particulars address Charles
Allen Lynxvllle. Wis
EIGHTY acres, Burnett county. Wis
consin; IS cultivated; good buildings.
mower and rake Village ~ miles. 81 100
Wis
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
REAL ESTATE
YARN AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE



WHY GO TO mr. DRY BELT
when you can buy lust as cheap where We
have plenty Of rain3 $50 A.. ! mile from 4
town OF 90 only l6 miles from SaHna
land; all fenced and well and mill, tine
kansas Real Estate Co. sanns, kan.
WELL Improved farm Of nO acres IN
Ll on county, Kan. Six miles from Ad.
mire WIN sell cheap n taken by March
" Address l-utk boa su4. GtrEut.. s.. 80
FOR sALE-i6O acres wheat. corn OF
half mile from town, II sold soon. 81 OOa
Hugh Conner. Hutchinson. Kan
Min: sofa.
SAFE CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENT.
$1,000 buys an excellent improved farm
Of 800 acres. four miles from good town in
Marshall county, Minnesota. the heart OF
the Red River valley. There are $50 acres
under cultivation, remaining 40 acres all
tillable. Good Groom house, frame barn,
granary, poultry house, well and fenced
pasture. Improvements cost $500 Terms
5000 cash, balance $1,000 a year. One-hali
OF lsll crop goes TO purchaser.
SoVyO buys another good quarter same
VIII be In crop and purchaser gets one
halt OF this. No buildings; soil perfect;
terms Sl,0N cash; balance in annual pay
ments. Several farms, no better than
mine, have been sold in this locality re
Gently at $50 an acre. Come up and see
a, .. OLESON, owner, so Palace Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
ISLE HRrpor farm for sale A 700 scr.
stock farm located y milo from town on
south shore Of Mile Laos lake. Mile a..
county. Minnesota In the land OF tn
pig red clover. Also 1880 acres untmprovel
lumber and meadow land Write Or II
L. hawes, Mankato MINI
TWO SNAPS.
600 aires land one mile from depot Al
st James. Wetonwan county Mimi Clood
buildings. Can all be cultivated win tske
~ acres North Dakota land at right value.
y 5W cash; balance iouE time at per cent
$40 per acre.
For Sale-l6 acres ali under cultivation
cue mile from city limits Of St Peter
hlnn., no buildings. $50 ger acre.
AOREHART & ATCHISOE,
MRnkato, MINI
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
Improved
Well Located Acre Tracts
Near Omaha

s., 5O0-For pa acres and Groom, story and
a half house. with good wen, small
barn, and fruit OF different vari-
cites On paved road In Florence.
s., jOO-For four acres and broom bungalow
with electric light bath, cistern
water in kitchen, good wei, in Flor
ence Heights, northwest OF water
works.
$5,5OO-For 10 acres on paved road, with
nearly new Groom house, new
chicken house, tiled well, young
fruit trees. faces east, 10 minutes
walk from car line. Lays high ana
slightly. owner going to Chicago,
and will consider house and lot in
Omaha, worth from 5000 to $500
as part payment, balance payable
monthly like rent An excellent op-
portuhlty to secure a we'll located
acre tract by dsposing Of your
house and lot in the city.
S., 760-For VOL constructed, 2-story, 4
room house with reception hall, par
Tor mantle and CRATE, dining room
and Kitchen first floor. Four bed
rooms and bathroom second floor,
furnace heat, electric light IN every
room, and four acres Of ground,
with bearing fruit of all kinds, half
acre alfalfa. Beautiful view facing
east and south. Located in Flor
ence Heights Just northwest OF
water works. Terms. Investigate.
George & Co,
Phone Douglas $50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
FLORIDA.
Iowa.
Want Merchandise

Stock $4,000 to $1,000 for $40 acres we'll
improved corn land, only 8 miles from
Spirit Lake county seat Dickinson county
Iowa Price, N5 per acre. mortgage, s., 600
Address II. e MILL g. Co.. Spirit Lake, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
Nebraska.

Nebraska.
45-Bushel Wheat
Land$27 an Acre
Buy Land Where
1t Rains
We own and control over 10000 acres Of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska, choicest farm
lands now on the market. The best crop
producing county in the state for twelve
years. Alfalfa Is a leading crop Write
today for our free literature. Live agents
wanted everywhere.
PANY, SIDNEY, NEB.
sARPY COUNTY FARM.
% miles from Omaha and 5 miles from
Gretna, on main line OF the b. q M, and
Z miles from good town on Rock Island,
Large barn, first story OF stonei new
granary corn crib and wagon shed com
bined, 7-room house; 100 acres under plow
and 80 acres pasture. owner would CON
slider good Omaha property to the amount
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE Co,
1915 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg, Omaha. Neb.
L@o-AcRE ranch for sale. so per acre
lWO-thirds cash. remainder five years
per cent interest; all fenced good improve
msnts. For particulars write Frank Schula
Norfolk Neb.-
FOR bargains in cheap western lands
often cheap; 40 acres ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ad.
dress J. c. Berzina. Whitman. Neh.-
NEBRASKA farmers enjoy an evening
at the American. II II. ID. Carter, 1901
Harvey street win bring this ad to The
Bee and Identify himself he win receive an
order for two seats TO the American
tEeater'
New Mexico.
AN OPPORTUNITY.
lou can make 800 per cent profit IN five
years on colefax county. N NJ. irrigated
Sold IN fivs-acre tracts, and cultivated for
live years by expert fruit grower Write
Tor special information. This 10 an absO-
big profits. AcNeal. u4-l5 Finance Bldg.
Kansas City, Mo-
FOR sALE-About 5000 acres Of unim-
proved land. Good for colonization, 81
per acre. Address H. care Bee.
FOR sALE-lJO acres adjoining town OF
$500; also business, resident and farm
properties. Address ISL care Omaha Bee
North Dakota.
WRITE right now foe pamphlet sal,
crops IN North Dakota" Five-year. 9 per
cent mortgage notes Tor sale Farms cash
or crop payment state Bank Of Ver0nA
Verona n. D.
SOLICITORS WANTED
] own and control about 6.OOD acres ~
choice farm lands IN BurleiEh and Kiddos
Co. No. OAK, and want . sood represents.
dives. others need not apply. Best Of ref.
eTencea W. b. Runsy. Land Investments
Bismarck n. D.
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS-Havs q
limited amount Of choice farm land for
sale on crop payments furnishing seed for
sams. For particulars write krank l.
| kellogg jamestown. N. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

BUSINESS men OF CilendIve, Mont. have
organized for the purpose OF giving re-
liable information concerning lands In
eastern Montana The members OF the
undersigned company have resided 10
eastern Montana for 20 years and more
end know every foot OF its lands. They
are merchants and business men who wani
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
10 mislead. Notwithstanding last year .
drouth Montana was one OF the few
states that raised ordinary crops in lgl0
Have several thousand acres for sale At
reasonable prices. HomesteadB located
Write US. Gate City Land company
Gleudive, Mont
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

FOR MAPS AND VALUABLE INFoR.
MATIoN In REGARD TO NORTHWEST.
ERN MINNESOTA LAND THE LANu
THAT GROWS FLAX" WRITE 10
KENNEDY LAND, LOAN AND REALIf
CO., KENNEDY, MINI
BIGGEST bargain in Minuesota- ma
acres cultivated; oil fenced; good build.
ings. Red river valley. near Cruukstun
rented only $500. with 10 cows. konkla
Mimi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
OZARK LANDS

Send for our complete list of bargains;
go with us on our next excursion, April is,
and Investigate the country. We can make
YOU money.
HAWKEYE LAND & ORCHARD Co,
200 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
UNUSUAL TERMS.
go. S75, 800. $3.50. 500 AND UP
AS CASH PAYMENT

AND $40 TO 30 PER MONTH
viii secure one Of these choice homes
and Investment properties and at q real
bargain in price and value. The renting
habit Is an unsatisfactory and losing one.
Come In and talk II over with US.
broom cottage, partly modern, paved
street, walking distance, near 2Sd and
Leavenworth, $3.50; also two and O.
room houses, same; at 81, 400 and $500
6-room house, all modern, nicely ter
raced, full lot, large trees; finest loea;
ton near SD and Davenport; 50, $50.
Rental terms.
choice building lots, beautiful elevation:
slightly location; blocks from car; close
to stores, school, churches. etc; cement
walks and water mains in streets viii
build 4, s, 6, and s-room houses at 81 100
TO $780, Small cash payment, balance
monthly.
RUSSELL s. MKITRICK CO.,
18th and Harvey SITS. 492 Range Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
George & Co.,

Phone Douglas $50
90l-12 City Natl Rank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

STRICTLY private Christlan confine.
meat home best care babies for adoption.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
OFFERED Zoe AM

Houses aud cottaEes-continued.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
WANTED--To BUY

BEST price paid for I'd hand furniture
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. ID. Ssl.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

KANSAS farm ranch, 1850 acres: ~
acres in culuVationi good pasture; ali I'M
der fence and aross-fence; modern u-roOm
house nrst-elaAs improvements running
water and timber: Eater power. InVeat-
gate about this farm t0s Hall Bldg Kan
sas City No
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

lance inquire 7Os ~ 10Th Sd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
TWO KANSAS BARoAINs

TWO KANSAS BARGAINS.
10 acres. Harvey county. Z miles %
town; well improved; house, barn orchard
fenced. etc; 100 acres In cultivation; All
10 acres, Reno county. all tiHablS.
fenced Us acres Ia cultivation. 4 niles 10
town Price. t5.5oo Charles Peterson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
AIiasOuri.

40 ACRES $3.50
go a., Douglas Co, Mo, so a consider.
able valley land. cultivated. 49, acres tim.
Oeri good spring water, some orchard, J.
room house, large new frame Darn, other
outbuildings. Terms. Write for lists. Haley
4 Spurlock, Ava, Mo-
COLONIZATION proposition; $1,000 acres
best colonization proposition in south Mis-
souri,, miles to railroad, S,40O-acre i'm
proved stock ranch, all under fence; other
tracts. Write for prices. s. s. Whitlock
Birch Tree Mo-
go a., large s-roOm house, large barn
66x60. $50 a. adjoining the above, l-room
house, new barn 2Sx36, VIII sell together
or separate. $50 a. near Aulville large
house and barn, a model country home;
price 800 per acre; cash or terms. Walter
G. Chiles, Higginsville. Mo-
FOR SALB-l80 acres 4 miles from Leb
anon, on public road; lies good; 70 In cul.
tivation. rest timber; fair improvements
good we'll and spring; fenced and cross.
fenced; orchard; near school on public
road; r. + d and telephones; price SIS psf
acre +. r. Carrie. Lebanon, Mo-
FOR SALE-49OO-acre stock and grain
farm; 500 acres IN cultivation: 800 acres
valley and bottom land; all rich soil. Two
sets of Improvements; SIS per acre; easy
terms. Large list OF improved farms In
twenty. counties, southern Missouri. Ozark
Realty Co.. ASS College 81, Springfield Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

We own and control over 10000 acres Of
Cheyenne county. Nebraska, choicest farm
lands now on the market. The best crop
producing county in the state for twelve
years Alfalfa Is a leading crop Write
today for our free literature Live agents
wanted everywhere
FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT COM
PANY, SIDNEY, NEB.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

FOR sale or trade for stock. Northwest
ern thresher engine new Century separator
and six-bottom engine gang plowi all new.
Brit Steele. Limerick, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07

WRITE right now TOE pamphlet sal.
crops In North Dakota" Five-year. 9 per
cent mortgage notes Tor sale, Farms cash
or crop payment state Bank OF Verona
Verona. n. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PRACTICAL NURSE. Harvey is9a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
BOLICITORs WASTED

NORTH DAKOTA LAHDs-Havs =
limited amount Of choice farm land Tor
sale on crop payments furnishing seed for
same For particulars write Drank l.
kellogg, jamestown. n. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-07
SOME BARGAINS

leo acres ~ In cultivation. balance In
timber Good ElbertR peach orchard 500
trees good apple orchard, Jonithan and
family orchard OF peaches. apples and
cherries. Good house, barn. o1tbuildinga,
eistern and good drilled we'll and pond
This is q splendid fruit and dairy proposi.
ton. miles from koshkononE, SIS per
AGRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02
Births Reported.

Tct following births have been report
Oh - tie health office in the pas. TWEEN
ty-.ogr hours:
ThHaa. aud Laura y white. boy.
ITauv and Mary TalJavrll. girl.
Charles i, and Emma = SayleS. girl
Harry ana Sophia Siescl, boy.
Richard =. and Is.ul;,h V. steele. sirl
s!Hrry IT, anG l.glir I. Egnyun. girl.
samuel T. and MaItha NJ. fusey, boy.
Edward =. and t.Jra ~. C.E.ioE. E:r.,
FRANK and Lula " Madden. girl
Lester u. and .Nly,e :. Moore, gil.
.I"uu i. ami Matx " Lyons. girl
.lola ;. ana f.l>i. t.. l<oepRlcr gI!l.
Henry T. and t'n. o.. Jan"s. hoy.
Join l.. and Cecilia Il. HaiaLcsty. hoy.
Roi ~ {. ana Helen i. Hunter. girl.
Wjaam l. and Alice, tliller. girl
Frank +. ana Margaret l.. EIartweil,
boE.
Roseac aud Annie NJ. Hasa, boy
Mad, ana Eeulal II. Hampton. boy.
carries and Margaret \. Foley. gi,l.
James \. and Lucy NJ Greet boy.
Sll'asne" ard Maria ciaynIa. boy.
~. waiter ANA Ada =. cob. girl.
n Hammond and Nanri.- j.. Brewer,
girl.
Arthul " and Holla II. Beer, boy
NoS;.:n and Ada Hcrncr. girl
Horny II. and Mahlc Adler. girl
Ntfr.d ami blanche T.. Lewis, boy.
pd,H .srd .ll,ua Barton, Sil'.
james ana III. Daniels. girl
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FOR BEST SUGAR BETS.
Ravemeyer Cup Will Be Presented
at Land and Irrigation Congress.

The llaNcm.Irr cup to- progress IN
tn" product on Of sugar bc"ts, which VIII
pc awarded this year for the first time,
Viii nc presented tonight 10y pr. liar" ~
" Wiley. chief OF tilc chemistry bureau
Of tho Department II Agriculture. - =
banquet in New York tn celebrate the
opening Of tho Land and Irrigat on Con
gress. The analysis of sugar h"otS.
samples ri which have been received
from companies and individuals in III
parts Of the country, is being made hE
Prof. cavanaugh Of Cornell University.
lie consulted D.. Wiley as t. the meth
DDS 10 =. used in determining the
winner. Both quantity and quality has
been considered. Dr. W ley, in present
ing the cup. expects 10 tell something Of
the wonderful growth OF the sugar beet
industry
1T IS loI years, he said TO-DAY. since
Napoleon issued an eoict ordering that
every farmer in France grow certain
proportion Of sugar beets. \ cartoon al
Tire tim" shows the little King OF Rome
hold liz i sugar beet. while h nurse
says, Suck. little one. suck. Napoleon
says it's sweet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02
MAIL GOES TO SANTA CLAUS.
Postmaster General Raises Ban on
Such Letters.

The Post Office Department has raised
the ban on Santa Claus mail after all.
Resembling Il recent decision. Postmaster
General Hitchcock today directed that
any letters addressed 10 Santa Claus"
may tie delivered 10 charitable organiza- :
ons or benevolent persons that ask for
them instead Of having such mail re-
turned 10 the senders Or destroyed.
Ar H.tchcoca said he d d not think the
practice Of delivering santa Claus mail
would lead to abuses. as was feared by
some al the officials oi the department.
The many poor children who can be;
blessed with a happy Christmas il til ;
way. lie declared. make the department $
handling Of Santd's mail worth while.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02
G. w. u. Sophomore Election.

At a meeting OF the sophomore class Of
the George Wash 'ngton University held
last evening in the. west hall OF tho uni
versitE the following off +rS were elect
ed: Thomas \. Murray. president; >.
Worcester Mason. vice president, James
F. Nash. secretary anl treasurer. George
A. Degnan. class editor, and L. l. sale.
sergeant at-armS.
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Paper Read by Mr.. Hardness.

\ paper read ~ Robert H. iiarllr"ss,
"Reminiscences II In. William =: Ma
erudcr.' entertained the association for
NOR" than ~ hour. Nh. Iiar,lacss'
sketch Of ~. ctla-.i;a. MAYOR Of Mash
inSton told Of the great l"H" the famous
physician bore his fellow malt. and con-
tanned many anecdotes Illustrating his
kindness 1T heart and breadth uf know l.
edge. According to Nr. iIarkn"ss. llT
MaCrudcr, who was iorn in !:Iitim"r",
February II. 1870, spent his hnNhoci in
Georgetown ana. alter graduating il
medicine. earned uudyinG fam. tor his
bravery in cholera endemics iii this city
and in I'll" south and west.
Mr. Hardness told Of I'r. MagrIdrr s
ection a mayor Of Washington in 1906,
as n candidate Of tho ''Anti-k Know Moth
ing party: of the trouh.ous incidents nt
the campaign. including threats Of PIN
steal violence from thu supporters of tic
defeated candidate. Siias H. lIilt I'c
also told of In. able manner in which
Navor Macrrder had put down the ."c-
ton riots Of 1871, and paid trihut. to
him a. philanthropist and poet. as VOL
IS physician and politician. Mr.. Harb-
ness was extended d Using Vot" Of thanks
on motion OF Judge Charles :. Rundy.
Judge Bundy. az chairman % the con-
nittee Oh home, submitted his report aad.
Oh his motion. il was referr'd 20 IL"
finance COMMITTEES, 10 De reported 10 tn"
associa ton at the December meeting. tn"
report showed that 4 total Of 81 III. ~;
had been contributed. and s3,2.6J9 eH
pended. leaving balance OF S9.H. The
report was signed by Charles ;. Bundy.
chairman: Il. II. Drane George j. Suter.
William Z. Marche Il. y. Colonna and
J. &. Yost. \ list OF members of the as
ISOLATION who contributed 10 the home
fund has been framed and VIII be hung
iii the hall as Il memorial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02
Sherman Keenly Interested.

Vice President Sherman Is taking keen
interest in the congressional outlook, as
indeed he has always done. Even after
his elevation to the vice PRESIDENCY he
kept in touch with the congressional
committee. of which he was once char
man. and gave his advice and assistance
IN every campaign.
His latest effort was in behalf 81 Viii
liam j. Browning. tine republican candi-
date lin the LoudenSlager district. whose
t'ection Wee President sherman advo-
Gated last night in Big meeting in
Camden Th. election comes of next
Tuesday aud the republicans are en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02
Heads Are UnboWed.

The f"rncioas drubbjns given the TO-
pubicans in the last congressional cleo
tons has enraSed rather than subdueh
tn" old warriors in the party: their heads
ara unbowed and they are girdiug up
for another round.
Chairman Mckinley Of the republican
congressional committee returns from
Europe TINS week and will be III Wash
ington later in November to participate
in tine conference which is to be Joint
meeting Of leaders in tic national and
congressional committees. The commit
te., IL manage the congressional campaign
VIII probably not be rcorSaniZed until
February. when Chairman Mckinley VIII
III, reelected. whether he wants the Oh
ticr or not ana y secretary chosen TO
till the vacancy o".aSioned ny the death
Of REPRESENTATIVE i.oudcnslagcT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02

John II. George, ei9hty-four Years old,
A retired farmer. died ut his home i'll
East Denton Nd. Wcdne sday Of Brights
disease.
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Amendments to Bylaws.

Amendments TO the bylaws governing
tie expenditure of finances proposed by
Vice President William Ill. Singleton at
the October meeting We're adopted, section
by section. after much debate. The
amendments were made with "A view TO
facilitating tn. payment OF current and
special expenses.
on motion Of Harry .. Hall President
NoyeS was authorized TO appoint a COM
mittee OF three 10 plan fO. til. erection
Of a flagstaff in the yard surrounding the
house. for the display Of the immense flag
given the association III memory Of her
husband by Mrs. Allison Naylor.
As to the extra expense incurred by the
association 10y reason OF it having two
electric meters in the building, K. y.
Colonna reported that one meter had been
removed at q cost OF $50. effcctinS 4
saving of 81 a month
Thomas w. Buckley, vino was proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-02

J. \. &. Bell. seventy years old a
Confederate veteran and justice Of the
peace near Elkins. ". Va, is lead of
paralysis of the heart
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL TIM INTEREST al NJ >IIsF. WILL 1HE
persons was sav iady thrown frsm ar II
I'ortuer II and I - Thursday afternoon. o.
tohsr 70 kindI, .eud thtia nsuir- 10 NJ ker-