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5000. .Gol2 .sth NV. sr
$40. so. 1922 eth nv. 3r
$50. 1905 18th nw.stors
$50. .ll1o Col st NV. 81
$50. .432 9Th NV, hall
SIS. 1928 18th nv, Or
27.S5.1522 KinSman.1-
So. 80. 1850 willard, 81
s27. so. 4O1s eth NV. r
$25.5 so. 1922 9TH NV. Sr
$25. 50. 81: 9th ne. 81
sos. so. 1877 N Cap, Ct
SIT. 50. .4l24 1th NV, u
$25. 40. 1890 10Th nv, Or
So. .S2l 2lst NV. ar
$25.l17i Willard NV. 6r
S25. .s13 Fl NV. store
$25. .533 Quincy NV, 6r
$25. ops Decatur, 6r
$24.50..1153 Willard. 81
$24.o3. 1923 18th NV. Sr
&23. 80. 6S8 Morton nv. Or
$23. 80. $40 Shepherd, Or
$2S. 80. .1153 Willard, *
81. ~. .l243 9th nv. Sr
$22. so. sos 9th NV, omcc
S22.O.l714 willard. kr
SO. 30. 40 Shepherd, 6f
e22. 6O...1llA 9Th Ne. 5f
$21.60..1104 u II av. 7e
go. 30. 1892 E NV. 6r
500. 20. :. .612 c ne. er
$40. 80. .602 Kennedy, r
SO. 80. 1908 18th NV. ee
$50. 40. 1908 18th nv, Or
$50. $3.50. so p NV, Or
$50. 400 9Th NV, ONCE
$3.50. .3622 nth nv, 0f
$3.50. .62l 9th ne, 7r
$ls. PIG G NV. rear
SIT. .621 Pa Az nv. IL
ST.. lilo 26th NV, e
$16..l714 18th NV, rear
SIS. 1927 F NV, 1r
$3.50. BIS C ne. 5r
$3.50. .124s 3Oth NV. 81
$3.50. .612 Morton nv, .
$12.40. ..4S4 6x sw, Or
$12.35.1 Foundry nw,4 r
S12..124 14th,r'r stab BILE
$l2. 1921 Pa av, ONCE
Sl1.4O. 23O4 Va Az NV. 4r
1850. .3fS c ne. 4r
$40. 20 NJ Sc. Ar
BIO. 800. 80 NJ a.. 4r
The Pope bldg, o@ees
drNTs.
$3.50. The Phoenix, gr
$85. The IIandmore, Sf
$a5. The Milton, g.
$40. 50. The Versailles, q
$28. 50. The Darlington, Br
$21 so. TheWellington.3r
SIS. The Terrace, Sr
SIS. The Terrace. 3r
$3.50 to $3. Meridian
Ut nv
,perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M 4 HENSEY CO..
b NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
RENT--BY
MOORE d HIf.L nse.I.
1888 q Ut. NV.
YyNRviRHf2HED H0t;SES

NJ hOOS E1s
nos II. or. h. -. 30
1896 Newton, 6r.b.S5.:0
229 NJ NV. Tor. b. 800
1893 Oregon. Or. h35.s0
i126 18th, Tor. b.35.5p
SAB ne. Or. b. rs so
24O6 I4th. Tor. b.35.00
COZ Fla ne. Sr. has 90
1901 1lfh. Or. b. cor.3 80
i543 NJ. Or. b. $3.50
1914 InglesIde. Tor. b32. 50
1890 Inaleslde. Tor. b32. 30
1858 10th NV. Or. h3l %
1724 18th. 8r. b.. 1850
3Ji4 10th. Or. b. $3.50
liS Seaton. ar. b.D.5O
9O4 Webster, ct. b3o.5o
1915 9th. Sr. b. . 800
"a n Y av. Or. b. .3e.5p
2+02 Pa av. 7r. b.9o.5o
ali b ne. ST. b. 1880
7O4 + ne. Or. b. 1850
l342 Riggs. Sr. b.2S.50
63l Sth ne. ar. b.. 2I.0
sos LIST. ar. b. .27 50
3a13 10th. Or, b. $3.50
go q. Or. b. .26.50
49, 9th ne. Or. b. .2i.R
. n NV. Or. h. ESQ
10 4th ne. Or. b..25.o
1915 r no. Or. h. ESQ
1921 Col at. Or. b.25.50
10 18th 80. Or. h.2a..O
COL Col I'd. Or. b. ESQ
2512 K. Or. l.. $3.50
30 Fairmont. 6r.b25.:n
~ 10th ne. Or. =. 1850
GO 18th ne. Or. h25.5o
721 Fsirm'f. 6r.b 25.@
81 Col I'd. Or. b.25.@
sl2 b ee. 7r. h. .23 30
i4iS G ne. Or. b. $50
i4I7 s. Or. b. ....25.so
:::3S i1fh ne. Or. h. 300
1913 Holmasd Or. b23.:0
2l3 g NV. sr. b. .22.,o
al0 Sd nc. Or. b. . .22.3
zoos Girard. ar. b.22.@
1877 Girard. Or. h. 22.so
26l0 K NV. Or. b. II 80
1898 Lincoln. Or. b. 20.W
1928 NJ ne. Or. b.le.@
1909 n ne. Or, b. 1850
1915 r Sc. Or, b.17.50
$40 Pickford. Or. b17.50
633 Florence. 6r.b.ls.ao
III cath. Or, W. .R.:0
$50 10th se. Or. b.H.m
LIZ FLATS.
1885 r Sc, Or. b. .20.50
20 Todd. Or. b. 1850
1929 y Cap,8r.b. 1850
36 Todd. 5r. b. 1880
1923 y. 5r. b. ....1s.:D
23l3 y. Or. b. ...1S.ho
231a \. .ir, b....lI.so
2 GOsi, Park I'd, 5r.bi1.@
1900 n. 5r, h. lilo
ZOOS 9Th ne. 4r. b. 1880
40 Tenn av.4r.b.1i.3o
6ll 10Th ne. 3r. 1000
43lis Tenn. Ar. b.1t.3o
133S T. ne, ir. b. 1880
oREp TENANTS.
, I224h wylie. Or, .l4.@
1924 wylie. 81. ..l4.S0
712 23d. 5r. lao
l416 Duncan, 4r, b.14.09
900 Warren ne. 6r.i2. 50
l27 Kendall. 5r. w.l2.0o
1925 18th So. Or. $50
045 Golden. 4r. $50
go Hughes. Ar. $50
COMPLETE RENT LIST
es Of property for rent.
(lnc.l. 1893 G 1t. nv.
vN; SIR. b.; HOUSE IN
eth st. near II: H5.75.
EFT. 1921 y. y. ave.
10
S.W.: y ROOMS AND
)ORE NJ. JUDD. 81 T.
KING THE CAPITOL.
$50 per month. Inquire
4 and Trust building.
LIE SIx-ROOM HOUSE:
: near Chain bridge: de-
Ter residence: $l2 per
BERRY, Agent. 1914
oRED TENANTS.
yd. and porches. 5000
yard and pOrches. $3.50
arge I'd. < porches $50
. good shape. ..... 2O.W
Hm.b. Sl2 l4th NV.
In GOOD HOUSES.
/ and porch. 80. .&.,l 80
I and porch. 0.O0
I and porch $40. 2S.S
mi detached. ...... 22.5
God yard. ......... 1850
nod yard. ......... 81. 30
LIST.
unc.). Sl2 18th NV.
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& b.. steam heat. $1,000
GO 9th sw, Tor. BIZ. 80
500 9th sw. Tor, b.S. so
467 f. sw. ar. b.. rs. 80
33 o sw. Or. b. .14.50
1916 Sd sw, Or. b.18.0O
Hos I'd Sc. 5r, w.10.5U
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
50, 900. $50 18th NV. Or
&c. 500. ZOO Mass Az
$500. .e,.t NV. i nE. FUR fur
l50....Sunset cottage.
Forest Glen. 5r
$3.50. .12S 18th NV, store
$50. 1902 l. nv, lOr
$135. .3Oth B Ordway.l3
$126. .4O7 eth NV, store
S100.. 1925 gath NV, 12r
500. 1910 G NV, log
$780,. 2S4l Newark. l4e
SO. 472 Pa Az NV. store
SIS. 1000 9th NV. liz
SO. .112O. 9 NV, 10t
$65. 1900 Newton NV, 10r
$50. .1135 S NV. 10r
$50. 1926 14th NV. III
$50. 1866 Cal ay NV. Tor
$3.50. 1902 Girard NV.
Or
$50. 1905 G NV. sr
S5.1SN Irving NV. Tor
SIS. 1918 path NV, llr
$50. 1912 Ontario I'd, Tor
$51.O5. 1416 r I Az, llr
$50. 80. 1898 Cirlrd NV.
$5o.5o. 1913 Fairm't, 1or
$50. l133 Euclid nw.lOf
$50. pip n NV, lSr
$50. 4 jackson pl, once
$50. .107 Seaton NV, q
$40. $3.50 18th NV, Tor
$46. 1912 18th nv, 19r
s4O.5O.122S Fairm't, Tor
$1,000. 1919 8 nv, liz
$40. 30. 1872 r NV. 9r
$40. 1919 y Cap, Or
$40. .Forest Glen, Md, 12P
SAG. as. ..3f1 D nv. 1Sr
$3.50. 243o Ontario. Or
$50. so. 1918 " NV. Sr
$3j. so. 1927 10th NV. LOT
$35. $50 21st NV. Tor
$35. 432 eth NV, hall
$50. so. 1876 Ingleside, 10
e31. 30. 1922 Corcoran, Or
$50. 20. ..22l d NV, i1r
$50. go. 1000 18th NV. Or
$50. so. 1900 G ne, Sr
$50. so. =. so r NV. 7r
$50. 50. 1436 Fla Az NV, ar
$3O.0.,. 1912 o NV, s.
$50. so. .216 Let NV, Or
$50. so. 1925 9Th NV, g.
APART
SIS. The Marlborough, Or
$50. The Northumbd. Or
sos The Cumberland, 6e
$50. The Lonsdnle. 5r
$45. The Milton, Or
$i6. The Marlborough, 9r
$4J....T The Victoria, Or
$40. The Victoria, Or
$40 to SITS. The DresdeA
$40. 80. The Milton, &
$4O.The Brunswick. Ar
For complete list Of pr,
weekly
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AUL CO.. STH 4 L NV.
, 64s Sd ne. 5r, b.. .2O.50
M6 V ne, Or. h. 30 20
1897 9TH NV. 3r, b.1S.50
nos LIST ne, Sr, b. 1890
1885 R. 3r. b..
1920 It'll NV, 4r. b.17.O0
G1 8 NV. Ar, b. 1850
II? nth nv. 2r. 1890
900 Newton nw,5r, bl5.03
414 o NV. 4r, b. 1880
001 Sd NV. Or. b. ..13.O0
1861 L NV. Pr. b.12.0
1919 eth NV. 3r. b.10.O0
102 eth NV, Ar. b. 10. 90
1114 18th NV, 3r. 10. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29

FOR RENT-11 ST. NV; NEAR HIGH
schools. close to cars: 2.family house; Z large.
fine rooms. bath titled. porcelain hxturesl !:
awnings. etc Only $50. ". F. NASH. 1872
FOR RENT-BEsT HOUSE IN MOUNT PLEAS
ant. in perfect condition. for $47 so: 1851
Park road. prettfest part Of the Heights.
BOSS 4 PHELPS dncl. g10 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-THE BEST SIX-ROON BRICK
DWELLING IN WASHINGTON for price,
$3.50 rer mo. Apply at SIT eth st. s.w. =
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

" 6N CO"131 AN I U1CN I'D.
WANTED-SMAI. FURNISHED FLAT. NV,
for 3 months from May IS: best care: must be
reasonable Box 81, Chevy Chase =. o. 30
WANTED-UNTII ABOUT SEPT. 1. By AN
officer we'll furnished Groom housekeeping
apartment. in NV. section. convenient to Mt.
Pleasant cars. Address, with full particulars,
BOX 1856. Star office 3Os
FOR RENT-SUMMER PLACES.
FOR, RENT-FOR :SsASON-OLD VIRGINIA
home: nine rooms three hours from Washing
ton near Winchester: large covered pOrches
shady yard: pure water: terms moderate Ap-
ply {. q. CRAWFORD. Kernstown. Va.
FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE SIX-ROOM
cottage at Buemont. Va. for the season
plenty -Of fruit water. shade ETC.: half mile
Of station. oil the mountain. Apply to JNO. D.
CHAPLIN, Blucmont. Va.
TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES ON TOP OF
Blue Ridge mountains: one mile from Blue
mont. Va. Apply JULES DEMONET, Conn.
ave and NJ
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FOR RENT-BY H. l..
146S r / Az. 14r. $4,000
1928 Col I'd. 1lr, 3b.
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FOR RENT-BY JORDAN & CO. (INC)
Eldridge E. Jordan. Bert T. Amos
1905 q ST. NV.

c. II. PARKER CO. Inc),
435 AZ st. s.w.
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THE BEACON"
ADAMS MILL ROAD AND CALVERT ST.
New building. containing apartments Of six
rooms and bath.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FURNISHED FREE.
Telephone service: electric elevator.
Shower bath in each apartment.
Vacuum cleaning system; hotwater heat.
Private balconies
For further particulars apply to
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO., mo-,
S36 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT,JOHN SCR
800 Mo av, 15r. b.. $500
43 NJ av NV, 5r, stO4O. co
1908 h NV. Or. b.3.0
314 F. ne, Or. b. 1850
1901 Sth NV, Or, b. 1880
31J y = av sc, 11r. b3O. 90
Dol 18th Sc. Or. b.&.W
02 10th Sc. Or. b. 1880
ZIG Ky av Sc. 7r. b. $3.50
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"W1NDSOR LODGE.
2139 WYOMING AVE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
The place for statesmen.
APARTMENTS OF NINE ROOMS AND TWO
BATHS.
Elevator: spacious halls and rooms; large
porch: 500 per month.
Call owner. on premises. North 6661. or apply
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
73S 18th at NV.
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THE TOXIC. No. 322s SCHOOL ST., MIDWAY
between the Conn., ave. and i+th ct. car lines:
large rooms; all outside: open to light and sir;
electric light: new building:
One room. bath and reception ball $500
Three rooms, bath and reception hall. $26 80
Four rooms, hath and reception hall .S34 %
SIMPSON SULLIVAN CO.. laos & st. NV.
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EUK KEN t
1885 Nth st. NV, i1r.. b. and toilet. SIS 90
1907 18th NV. 10 rooms, , baths. ...... 1900
1862 18th st. NV. 10 rooms and baths. 5000
1924 18th NV. 10 rooms and baths. :. 50. 90
1904 X NV. 10 rooms and 3 baths. -. 500
1908 Monroe NV. 10 rooms and bath. 90. sc. 90
1874 Elrard NV. 10 rooms and bath. 80. I)Op
400 Belmont. II rooms, baths. As 90
1905 Newton st. NV. rooms and bath IS. %
l74S Corcoran, 9 rooms and bath. ....... 49, 50
1917 nth NV, rooms and bath. 500. 1000
1902 LIST NV. rooms and bath. ...... $50
1860 Park rd.. 10 rooms and hath. $3.50. $3.50
2"s Sd s.w., 10 rooms and toilet. $500
81 Myrtle ne. rooms and bath. .... l7.5O
FURNISHED.
141O Mass. ave. D.w............2 200 90
FLATS.
1903 \. Can. ne. 8 rooms and bath. 1850
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rs.
Ills r ne, Or. b. Is. 90
% Seaton pl. b. %. 20
5lSx I'd Sc, Ar. b. 70. 30
5lS ID Sc. Ar. b. ..2sJ0
33A Todd. Or. b. .20.5o
3014 Q NV. 5r, b. .20.5O
1lS 18th. Pr, I'd d. 1000
1904 Attn Ne, Ar, b. 1850
20O6 4th ne, Ar. b. 1850
MENTs.
Apt I, 5r. b. ESQ
Apt 2. or. b......3 50
THE DANFORD."
142; Harvard st.
Apt Z. 4r, b. 1880
Apt 4. 3r, b. .2s.W
Apt 8. IT. b. 1910
Apt 10. 1T. b. ....3J.m
Apt IL. Ar. b. 2S.UI
THE GlRARD.
Apt 1. Or. b. $3.50
Warehouse. OILS La
az, elevator. ......1@
( & co. incl.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
Write G. T. WHITE, Delta, Colorado,
for program Of Races and Entry Blank
WHAT DELTA COUNTY
PAPERS ARE SAYING

Mr.. and Mrs. John King of Ne
braska arrived today to visit their
sons. Allan and Newton.
Arnold Rowbotham is home from
Colorado Springs where he has been
attending college.
Miss Alice Weston came in Fri
day evening from Montrose to spend
a couple OF weeks visiting her par
ents and friends.
Ralph Meyer was summoned to
his home Monday by telegram
stating that his father was i'll. He
left the following morning for Lin
coin, Nebraska.
Mrs. c. L. Springer of Grants
Tass, Oregon, arrived here Thurs
day to visit her son, Chas. Springer.
She may decide to again locate here.
The band is considering the prop
osition of holding a Fourth of July
ricnic at Cedaredge with attractions
sufficient to bring people here for
the day
Representatives of the Farmers
Union have been working up stock
subscriptions to take over the Aus
tin canning factory. They report
prospects encouraging.
Sherwood Crocker. deputy state
hank commissioner of Denver, was
looking over the affairs of the Ce-
daredge bank this week. He highly
complimented the management upon
the excellent methods used in this
institution.
A party composed of j. n. Con-
ner, j. c. Rowbotham, Mr.. Degraf-
fenreid, John and Fred Koppenha-
fer and G. A. Morris went to Texas
the fore part of the week. Some
are prospective land buyers and
some went to look after their in
terests there.
Monday evening Roy A. Downs
received a telegram from C.. II.
Dillon now at Los Angeles which
stated that little Hazel Kaufman.
who was in the auto accident last
week, had regained consciousness
and was improving rapidly. The
little girl certainly had very mar
row escape and will always carry
marks of the accident The press
reports of last week made it ap-
pear that Mr.. Kaufman was re-
sponsible for the accident through
ing to a row of trees he could not
see the electric car nor could the
motorman see the auto until the
track was reached. 1t was then
too late.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
tHotchkiss Herald

Dan Doughty was up from the
county seat the first of this week
Dan looks like big fat farmer
since he lost his political job.
T. c. MortZ and son are here
from Paonia this week. Mr.. Mortz
has a contract for saving the ends
off 10000 apple boxes for the
North Fork Fruit Growers Associa-
tion. This will reduce the apple
boxes to the standard size as adopt
ed by the growers all over the
country. Mr.. Mortz figured in
length he would have eleven miles
of ripping. He has an engine and
saw rig with which to do the work.
Lawrence Jacobs and Miss Ethel
Stanley were married on Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock the Rev.
G. G. Giller officiating. The bride
is one of the popular young ladies'
who has been teaching in our
schools. The groom is young
man of sterling character and is
employed at the Hotchkiss Mercan-
tile company. The young couple
will make their home in the resi-
dence vacated by Mr.. Rooler.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
PAONIA.
{ Paonia Progressi


Tom Edwards returned to Delta
Tuesday after visit at home.
E. G. Wade and daughter Eva
visited in Delta Monday.
Mrs. Guy Mccoy and son came
over from Cedaredge last Sunday
evening for few days visit at
the Bross House, the former being
q niece of Mr. and Mrs. Bross.
Mrs. Mary Nevins went to Grand
Junction again Monday morning in
response to a telephone message
announcing the death of her young
est grandchild, the youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Anderson.
Miss Mary Wilson, who has held
position in our central schools
the past term, returned to her
home in Delta last Saturday morn
ing. We understand that instead
OF teaching another year she is
contemplating a change in her vo-
cation.
Mrs. George Zaun and children
returned to their home in Fruita
Saturday morning after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends
here. She says they like that part
of the country fine. Mr.. Zaun is
doing a good business and Carl holds
position in the bank.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
HOTCHKISS.
North Fork Times.l

lNOTln
C. E. Mower and wife and Geo.
Wilson and wife of Delta visited
Ed Barrow's during the races.
Mrs. Jennie Riehl and daughter,
Winifred, went to Delta Tuesday
to Witt her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Stephen.
James Teeslink and wife left
Sunday for Alton, Iowa, where Mrs.
Teeslink will be at the bedside of
her father who is dangerously i'll.
They will be absent two or three
weeks.
Mrs. d. w. Thomas and twin
sons arrived home Tuesday from
Missouri, where they have been
visiting for the past two months.
Walt met them in Delta and brought
them home in the automobile.
Mrs John Henderson was taken
TO the Red Cross hospital at Sa-
Ida where she will undergo an
operation for appendicitis. She was
accompanied by her husband and
DR.. Grove of Crawford. They are
residents of Fruitland mesa.
The 110-horse-power engine for
the North Fork Coal company was
unloaded this week and will soon
be at work hauling supplies to the
mine. Work at the mine is pro-
crossing very rapidly. Some trouble
over the right-of-way for the road
will delay the company in complet-
ing the road as soon as contemplate
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
CRAWFORD.
tCrawford Chronicle. ]


II. d. Fluke and j. X. Maybe
went to Salida to take in the G.
A. r. Encampment.
Miss Rea Jamison who has been
teaching school in Utah came in
to visit relatives last Saturday.
DR.. Hazlett and wife were Craw-
ford callers last Friday the doctor
being called to wait on Mrs. Hen
derson, who is very Ill.
About twenty of the Crawford
Odd Fellows went to Hotchkiss last
Saturday to attend the funeral of
Brother w. w. Sithem, deceased.
who was a member of the Crawford
lodge.
DR.. Meyers came up in his auto
Tuesday morning and took Roy Art
man to Hotchkiss at which place
DR.. Sheldon will operate on him.
Lee Artman and Miss Effie Collins
accompanied him. Miss Collins will
act in the capacity as nurse.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
Rio Grandc Issues Another
Renutiful Folder and

A world of valuable information
Regarding the mineral, agricultural
and horticultural wealth of the
Rocky Mountain region. its climatic
advantages and scenic attractions
as well as an up-to-date map OF
the territory from the Rocky Noun
tains to the Pacific Coast in which
the new Western Pacific Railway
is featured, are contained in a
pocket folder entitled "The Natural
Resources of Colorado and Utah"
lust off the press and being dis
tributed by the Denver Rio
Grande Railroad.
The Delta independent., 1911-06-16
CEDAREDGE.
tCedaredge CT

GCedaredge Champion.l
Gallup and Hickman of Delta
are plastering the Lovett building
this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-03
Ambassador s-ye. Conscientious.

Ambassador James Bryce Of Great
Britain in u recent address to the
members of the 7. NJ. c. A. In Wash
ington IL quoted as having said in the
course Of his speech:
"Our progenitors did your progeni-
tors grave injustice in bringing them
into this country in state Of servi-
tude. sand It IL our duty to do all in
our power to make up for this In
Justice"
He was accompanied BY Mrs Bryce.
As he entered and left the hall the
audience arose whilsNthe band played
'tGod SAVE the King"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-03
By GEORGE FRANCIS KING.

Richmond. Va.-The True RefOrmers
have again been given chance to
fully rehabilitate by the insurance
commissioner of this state renewing
the license of the organization to do
business There is rejoicing in every
state where there is "A fountain. After
n strenuous period. which revealed
the loyalty of the members of the Or
ganizations throughout the brother
hood and the splendid spirit of the
white people. especially of Virginia. to
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-03

help the fraternity to come back. "
the order will undoubtedly cause a
new phase of management of affairs
| which have made it the cynosure of
the conservative element of the race
| and the business world.
| Accepting the stupendous task Of ad-
justing the business OF the organiza-
tion to the extent that ii would sur
| vive the deplorable acknowledgement OF
the past and. finally. through the as
sistance of thousands of members and
| W. +. Burrell. who is recognized au-
thority on insurance matters among
our own people. Grand Master A. W
| Holmes has ultimately restored the or
ganization TO the position where there
is chance of placing it on the same
| business basis.
number Of the members Of the
board of directors are for the revealing
OF the entire transactions of the of
6cials of the old regime, and they will
not let up until the people shall know
everything Concerning the dispoSi-
ton OF said officials now in office. Mr.
Holmes. when interviewed by a repre-
sentative of the press in part said: Il
am determined to purge the order of
all uncleanliness and will not cease un-
I'll the people will be given the true
status of affairs and their every inter
est protected.
New members can now be taken in.
and dispensation of So has been
granted to former members. The of
hce force has struggled valiantly and
raised over $1,000 on account of the
redemption fund
The following editorial from the
News-Leader. Richmond's popular aft
ernoon. paper. is interesting. 1t says:
I'VE very sincerely congratulate the
True Reformers on the renewal of
their license to do business by the in
surance department of the state. The
zeal. energy and self sacrifice of the
Negroes in rehabilitnt ting their great
institution Is deserving of all praise
and commendation. The definite de-
struction and ruin Of this great Negro
organization would have been terri
Bile blow to the race and the prestige
Of the race. For years this order has
been pointed to as an evidence OF the
Negroes capacity to build. TO construct
and to achieve. It has rendered an i'm.
mcfise service to the race.
There is much that It can do in
the future. The spirit with which
their people have come to their assist
ance and cnabled the order to survive
the calamit0ls misfortunes which had
seemed to have overwhelmed it gives
promise not only of the orders sur
vival. but assurance that. chastened
by adversity, It will TO forward and
perform still greater things for Its
people and enjoy still wider respect
and consideration"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-03
TRUE REF0RMERS
RENEW LICENSE
Time HonaTed Secret Order
Given Chance to Rebuild Work.
LOYALTY OF OFFICE FORGE.

Grand Master A. w. Holmes Has Placed
the Organization In Position to Re-
gain Much Of Its Former Prestige.
Management of Old Regime to Be
Made Known to the Order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
When Grant Obliged a Friend

From a Washington Letter to the Lewis
 ton 1Me) Journal.
 Soon after the recent proclamation of the President for Thanksgiving Day it was noted that on calendar hanging in the hotel lobby November 23 was marked as a holiday. Some one remarked that it was strange that any manufacturer of calendars should make such mistake as that for, he continued. Thanksgiving Day, since it became national holiday, has always been on the last Thursday of November. Oh no. not always, spoke up Judge Barney of the court of claims, and in response to further questions on the subject said that in 1S69- President Grant appointed Thanksgiving Day next to the last Thursday in November. and while I am speaking entirely from memory, sai1 the judge, I will say that on that year you will find that Thanksgiving Day was No- vember IS. And it happened in this way: An intimate friend of the President was with him one day and remarked that he had always been able to spend Thanks giving Day with his family, but that this year important business in another part of the country would make 1t impossible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

that the property may be sold and the proceeds otherwise invested and Friendly suit" is to be brought against the attorney general of the state to test the question whether the stipula- ton of that ancient will is to hold for
 over The trouble is not altogether the task of mana ging this large property by men who have other 'busness and
 desires" and cannot give the necessary time to this inherited duty, but partly the unsatisfactory income from the es
 tate The income consists of ground rent from leases of the land and is more than enough for the needs of the Snug Harbor but 1t is much less than it might be, and there are uses to which ii might be put. still for the benefit of superanuated or disabled seamen and kindred purposes. This income is said to be only about ? + per cent on the value of the property and the trustees