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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
U,4rJc rJJ-pCu Va Ocfohor u

Special Correspondence Inc star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, October p, 1911
Mrs Noble Moore of Falls Church, who
is spending the winter in Washington. D.
c., entertained the Falls Church Bridge
Club Wednesday. The following members
enjoyed several hours at cards: Mrs. Cop
per, Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Garner, Mrs.
Moncure. Mrs. Green. Mrs. Fellows, and
Mrs. McGroarty. The Study Circle met
Monday evening with Mrs. Morton.
american Literature" will be the study
for the coming winter. Interesting pa
pers were read by DR.. Franklin Noble,
Ms. Garner. Mrs. Smythe and Mrs. Des
Rocher Mrs. J. H. Rabbit of New
Mexico. is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs Edwin Green of East Falls Church.
Circle met "Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Neil McGroarty. on Cherry street.
and spent a very delightful social time.
Mir. and Mrs Hardee, after summer
new Gage home and will make Falls
Church their home. Miss Nettie Green
we'll and Mrs. Greenwich moved to Wash
ington, d. c.. Thursday for the winter.
Nh and Mrs. Charles Coleman and son
of Curtin. w. Va. are visiting Mrs. Cole
man mother. Mrs Alice Browning OF
East End. Mrs. E. Nj. Murray of The
Plains, Va: is the house guest of Mrs.
Harry "A. eilOWS, her dI East
Falls Church. Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Daven-
port and family closed their summer home
at Falls Church Thursday and moved to
Washington. d. c., where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. NJ A. Simms and Mrs. Simms
and family of Washington. D. c., were
guests this week of Mr. Robert Simms Of
East End. Mrs. NJ. F. Bean and children
returned Monday after several days visit
to relatives at Indian Head. MD. Mr. ].
B. Daughton of Berwyn, Md, and Mr..
and Mrs. George DeVaughn OF Washing
ton, D. c., We're house guests this week
of MIR. and Mrs. John Daughton of Falls
Church. Miss Ruby Cox of Washington.
D. c., was the guest this week of Mrs.
L. c. Drummer of East Falls Church. Mrs
c. Haskell gave birthday party in honor
of her sons birthday last Friday evening.
There were about th'rty-five young folks
who spent a most happy time playing
games and enjoying a musical program.
Refreshments were served. Miss Ida
Quinsman is house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Hubert Hoffman. DR.. and Mrs. j.
b. Gould have returned from Fredericks-
burg, Va. Mrs. j. d. Payne and Miss
Ruth Payne have returned from
months visit to relatives in New Hamp-
shire Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Lynch have
returned to Falls Church from visit to
Richmond, Va.
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F STREET. CORN Err THIRTEENTH.

week. Mr.. George Scott of New York is
visiting at the home of the Misses Mott
of this town. Mrs. Shirley Carter Of
Richmond, Va, is visiting at the nome
of Mrs. Powell Harrison on Writ street
Mrs. Louis Scott of near Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs. Louis Powell at Grasmere
in the suburbs of Leesburg. Mrs. David
Burlington Tennat of Oatlands. Va, was
the guest of Mrs. Harry Tazewell Harri-
son at Rock Spring farm during the past
week Mr.. Peyton Coles of Albemarle
county is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guthrie Hopkins at Cotton. Mr. and Mrs.
guests at the Leesburg Inn during the
past week and attended the Harris-W White
wedding Mrs. Frank Cottman of Balti-
more was the guest of Mrs Louis Poweil
during the past week. MISS cora slower
of Washington, ID. c.. is visiting at
Springwood. the home Of Mr.: and Mrs
Samuel S. Lutz, near here. MISS Eleanor
Swami of New York is visiting at via
worthy, the home of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Mason Chichester. Mrs. James Fraser
and two children, who have been spend
ing the summer months at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Preston, have returned TO
their home in Georgetown, ). e. Mr. ana
Mrs William Burr Harrison OF WASH
ington. d. c.. were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Dade Hempstone
during the past week. Mr.. John hopert
Wilson has returned from an extended
stay in California and. with Mrs wilson
at the home of DR.. and Mrs Fenton
Nichols in Purcellville. Miss Nancy NC
Ilhenny Milton of Washington, D. T..
was the recent guest of Miss Georgianna
White in Hamilton. Mrs. Luther A
Brown spent the week end at the home or
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs McChesney'
near Washington, D. c.
Miss Sadie Harrison has returned TO
Washington from a visit to Mrs. waiter
Chamblin of this town. Mrs. george
Franklin Buell. of Herndon has been
spending the past week with her mother.
Mrs John H. Alexander. Mr.. and MIS-
Ruell will go to Washington next week,
where they have taken an apartment.
Mrs Walter Whitehead of Chatham, Va.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Otis /. Will
Iiams. at Round Hill. Mrs. Ada McDon-
ala and James Richards of PurcellVil;e
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Chiles
of near Winchester. Va. Mrs. Dora Love
has returned from a fortnight's visit to
relatives in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin P Wilson and family or WASH
ington spent the week end at their cot
tage near Purcellville. Miss Maude Poui-
SON of Purcellville has returned from a
visit in Richmond. Mrs. NJ. b. Young
has returned from a visit to relatives IN
Washington Miss Emma Goode OF
Charles Town. w. Va. has returned nome
from a visit to Miss Nora Davis
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returned from visit of several weeks
to friends and relatives in New York
and New Jersey.
The Current Events Club met last We'd
nesday with Mrs. Charles NJ. Ripley. Mrs.
Cameron presiding. The next regular
meeting will be with Mrs. s. C. Stunt
Mrs. Jul Johnson and little daughter have
gone to Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Later Mrs. Johnson will join her husband
in Panama. Miss Sunny of Washington
was Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Mclean on Park street. The guild
was delightfully."- entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. s. +. Smith at Oakton.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. s. &.
Stuntz. Mrs. Charles Fuller of Washing
ton was a Sunday visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fowler. Mrs. NJ. 4.
Shoemaker. who has been visiting Mrs.
Fowler. has returned to her home at
Chevy Chase. Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Stats
are entertaining friends from New jersey.
Mr.. John w. Echols has gone to Georgia
for visit of several weeks. Mr.. Otto
Schneider of Washington was a guest last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crosby DE
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs R. II. Bolster of
Washington spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. De Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. De Wolfe.
who have been occupying Inglehurst, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wiley for
the past month, returned Monday to the
city. Miss Sherman of New Jersey has
been visiting Capt. and Mrs. Franklin
Sherman at .Ashgrove. Miss Miriam Sher-
man and Miss Carol Sherman have been
spending the week at Harpers Ferry, w.
Va. Miss Martha Trigg spent the week
end with Miss Mary Bannister. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Schultz have removed to
Washington and are in their new home
ia Monroe street. Mrs. Blight Of Hay
market, Va, is visiting Mrs. James Car
ter at Oakton. Mr. Sidney Carter is
spending the winter at Hickory Grove
Va. Miss Kathleen Leith has returned
from a visit to Mrs. J. r. Turner and the
Misses Fftzhugh at Culpeper.
Mrs. Emil Boelter was a Washington
tained a few friends Saturday Mr.
Henry Shultz of Miami Fla, was the
guest of friends here Sunday. Mrs Julia
MCGOWAN is spending a short time i'm
the city with friends. Mr. and Mrs
Walker are visiting Mr. and Mrs Lam
sing Mills Dow. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Cotton Lewis have returned from a visit
or several months in the west and have
reopened their Windover Heights home
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and family have
returned to the city for the winter Mrs
X. L. Ballard spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson of Fairfax Mrs
r. L. Sanderson entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. Chapple and
Mr.. William ]. Brown of TenIeytown.
d. c., were dinner guests Of Miss Kate
Westcott Wednesday. Mrs. II. carlton
Hanes of Herndon was the guest OF
friends here Saturday. Miss Anna Rauel
OF washington is spending a few days
with Mrs. Louis Noelker on Windover
Heights. Mr.. Clarence Lynn of Ohio
has been visiting his sister, Mrs John
Hunt. at Oakton.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.


HYATTSVILLE. October 81, 1911.
Mrs. Mamie Fl. Hyatt of Mitchellsville,
Prince Georges county. has. issued invi-
tations to the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Ellen Peach Hyatt, and Mr.. Charles
Houston Elliott of Washington, d. c.
The wedding will take place Wednesday
afternoon. November l. at 3 o'clock, in
Mount Oak Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott will be at home at
1896 NJ street northwest, Washington.
Mrs W. Brooke Hunter, East Hyattsville.
has returned from a peasant visit to rel
atves at her old home, Oakland Fairfax
county. Va Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
Welton of New York city are visiting
friends near Mount Rainier. Prince
Georges county Miss Priscilla Warning
of Chaptico. st. Marys county. is visiting
at the home of former Judge George c.
Merrick. near Upper Marlboro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Herbert of Washington
the lower section Of the county. Mrs.
Weddie Duckett IL the guest Of Mrs.
Robert L. Hall near Halls Station. Queen
Anne district. Mrs NJ D. Humes OF
Washington Is visiting her niece. Mrs.
Frederick Sasscer. in Marlboro. Mrs. j.
A. Pettibone of Relay, Md. and children
have been visiting friends near Seabrook.
Prince Georges county. The Neighbor-
AOO0 cara CIuO anu d lew iSitcO 8ucSes
were entertained Thursday by Miss May
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin C. Tingley. who
have been occupying the property OF
Mrs Joseph r. Owens on Franklin ave-
nue. extended for the past two years,
have returned to their home on Owens
avenue Miss Carrie Hardesty Of Cha
neys Station, Calvert county. has been
visiting her cousins. the Misses Carr
Johnson avenue. Mrs. James Bradley
of Baltimore has been visiting her father.
Mr.. Stephen Gambrill, johnson avenue.
Mrs Julia Wilson of Friendship. Anne
Arundel county, Is visiting her sister. Mrs
Arthur Carr, johnson avenue. Mrs. Har-
ry W. Dorsey gave delightful Hal
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VIENNA, VA.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
VIENNA. Va, October u, 1911.
Mr. and Mrs. James cameron were oih"
ner guests Tuesday of Mrs susan Hunter
Walker in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
James T. Kenyon of Washington were
Sunday guests of Mrs William A Bow
man. Mr. Thomas French and Miss Alma
Kendrick of Washington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Maffett Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald Kenyon of Five Oaks
were visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs.
+. NJ Kenyon Mrs. John Maffett and
little daughter have been spending this
week with Mrs. Kenyon Mrs. w ID
Naffett spent Monday with friends in
Washington. Mrs. James Nj Nourse has
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HERND0N, VA.
,..,., CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Correspondence
HERNDON. Va, October q, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOLSTER Sturges of Ger
mantown, Pa, accompanied BY Mrs
Paul Crompton of Germantown, Miss
Frances Mills of New York and Mr.. Max
G. J. Wiehle of Washington, mOtored
here Monday and are the guests OF Mrs
Charles Steele on Spring street. Mrs.
Louisa Wiehle of Washington was hostess
at a large dinner Monday in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sturges. Mrs. Catesby Rowzell
of Washington is the house guest of
Mrs. Richard McMiller in the suburbs
Mrs William L. Robey and Miss Mar
garet Robey leave Monday for a visit to
relatives in Norfolk and Cape Charles.
Va Miss Agnes Summers of Sterling is
spending some time in Philadelphia Mrs
Robert Coleman of Hunters was a recent
guest of Mrs T. f. Aud Misses Mary
and Louise Aud spent the week end with
Mrs. Edward Edwards at Sterling. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Page Wrenn returned
this week from their wedding trip and
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GRAY HAIR DENOTES AGE. IS YOUR
HAIR FADED OR STREAKED WITH GRAY?

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Don't neglect your hair. Start using w,.....
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Mannish.
ago Record Herald.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
She is such a mannish sort Of a
woman
"Mannish? Why. I have never noticed
anything mannish about her She dresses
in most becoming manner. she has a
dainty personality and she doesn't seem
to be at all inclined to engage in ath-
letics."
"Oh. 1 know But she can open a tel
egram without being agitated Bit.
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A Few Applications of a
Simple Remedy Bring
+. Back the Natural Color.

How often one hears the expression. She Is
gray and beginning to look Old Ii is true
that gray hair usually denotes age and Is al
ways associated with age. You never hear one
referred to as having gray hair and looking
young
The hair is generally the index of age. IL
your hair 10 gray. you can't blame your friends
for referring TO you looking old. You can't
retain a youthful appearance IL you allow your
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THE PRINCESS ZITA OF PARMA.
BERLIN, October p. = The marriage
this month of Archduke Charles Francis
Joseph. granddaughter to the emperor.
and heir presumptive, to Princess Zita of
Parma will mark the beginning of a war
to the hilt between the new bride and
the Duchess of Chotek. morganatic wife
of Archduke Francis Ferdinand, heir to
the throne of Austria-Hungary.
The Duchess of Chotek because of her
morganatic union. has been unable to Sc
cure for her children the right of success
sion to the throne.
With the marriage of Archduke Charles
Francis Joseph to a princess of royal
blood. the children of this latter union
will become heirs~to the throne. displac-
ing the children of the Duchess of Chotek
This further tangle in Austro-Hunga-
rian affairs is causing considerable alarm
among European politicians, who fear
that the country will be hopelessly di-
vided when the emperor dies.
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|S8Corduroy Skirts, S4.95

popular this sea-
will draw crowds.
in empire effect.
side. ColOrs are
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A special lot of Petticoats mark
ed at a special price for quick sell
ing. 800 in all. In messaline and
taffeta, sectional flare fiOunce. Ex-
cellent quality.
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The very limit of value giving marks
this SALE The Dresses are exquisite crea-
lions in satin ducheSse. with coored sat
in collar and cuffs. In the very latest
fashion. A value that n ~ 40
can't be duplicated under .DlO.VS
$3.50. Special Sale price. ~
The evening world., 1911-11-02
FAMOUS jEWElRY
SHOP TO Sell OUT
Slpci Of Fndsic's 2oiA SlfSsl Slsfs
h 90 Sold Rsgsrdlsss Of Ccst.
uuyIne UPTOWN. Tue REASON
lss Slens d vesl 3lth Sirsslasd 40 Fifth
Lvs, iabs Fvivvs Hone Tor Frsdsric's JsvslU

rrsderlc's Jswsiry shop. at Dos Broad
way. cor. 3Oth street. famous for many
years a. the headquarters for Frederio's
Pearls and Art Jswsiry. are to sell out
their entire stock At that store, regardless
OF cost. to avoid tho necessity OF It's re-
movai to Trederio's two new uptown stores.
Art Jewciry OF every description In Cold
Silver, Platinum and Plate, mounted In
precious and semi precious stones. will DO
disposed of At prices below actual cost OF
production.
Evsry article In this stock IL to be sold
nothing will be moved. This will mean .
cut IA prices OF from twenty five to ffty
per cent. II should b borne In mind that
Fred cries Js~siry cannot be bought else
where. and the price Of each article II
marked In plain figures.
Pearls that formerly sold a. $50 com
piste. with clasp. will DO closed out 81 Toe.
S2.Oo pearls vii, be sold for 800. 90
pearls for $500. and other finer GRADES
Pendant ana Brooches. mounted with
amethyst, turquoise and. topas. regularly
sold stHS.OO. will be sold at e?.Oo. Beau.
tifuI Antique and Oriental Jewelry with
real or artificial stones--Jst. coral. tur-
auoise, lapis laxuii. all mounted In new.
exclusive and artistic designs In brooches,
Necklaces and Rings. will all be found In
this stock, to be sold At lees than cost OF
making.
Nov 10 the time to buy ideal Xmas pres
ents, while you can have the benefit OF Sc
lection from the complete stock The sale
viii begin at D A. NJ. At the O05 Broad
way. cor. goth b.. store only. This sale
has no connection with the regular business
st our two uptown s~tores.-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-11-02
RUNAWAY CROOK
DARTS INTO CELL
AT HEADQUARTERS
Burns Doesn't Happen to
Know Way Out Of New
Police Building.

Jimmy Barns, anas Boyln whose Ole
ture 10 No. 21oa In the RoRucs' os,,ery,
vas arrested to-day by Po,lcsnnan Dsa.
ahua. who found Burns near Ma Is Rar~
clay street. where a furnisAiA1 goods
showcase had teen robbed.
, The policeman found a Jimmy and
some a. the goods from tho showcase
uhen he found Burma II Is customary
10 h-sns suea catches TO Police Head.
quarters to scs " they have records.
Donahus brought Burns 10 tho base
meni o: the bald,ax. wAsro tho pris-
oner heard no vas going upstairs to bo
observed with reference 10 past per-
formanceS
Tho police didn't know tim that no
The evening world., 1911-11-02
JOEL ". THORNE
DEF|ES SOCIETY IN
SECOND MARRIAGE
Clubman Makes Miss Mary
Casey, a School Teacher, His
Bride in Quiet Ceremony.

IN wedding Miss Mary Casey, a school
yestsrdsy-ihe marriage having been
performed quietly at the Hotel Plaza
Joel W. Thorna. cluhman AMI n wclh
known dgure In society. dcae1 the
wrath OF his family for the second tine-
He Is a son OF the wealthy and ari~
tocratic Samuel Thorna. OF No. S Eas.
Ffty-ffth street and Lrnn1. MasA
Both the hridegroom's parents Objected
10 their son marrying aga1a below thei-
social sphere, n 1t was with dlalculty
that Joel Thorne persuaded his father
10 continue his allowance SO that he can
can support his bride In the luxury to
which he has been accustomed Neither
Mr.. nor Mrs. Samuel Thorns attended
the Wedding yesterday. hui Miss Mar
cuerite IL Thorne- a sister. was present
and expressed her approval OF the come
ly young scAoolmArm- The bride Is
twenty-threa. the bridegroom foriy-ona
Joel Thorne's first wife was q str n
osrapher. A divorce severed this mat
rimonial union twelve years ago. Mrs.
Thorne No ! remarked shortly after
ward. Nj. Thorne and his latest bride
are At the Hotel willard In Washing
ton, about TO stnrt on an extended
honeymoon In southern California
Fourier persons attended tho weL-
ding ceremony yesterday. Supreme
Court Justice Con performed tho ccre-
mony.
While the arrangements were bcang
made for the wedding the names OF the
couple were kept a secret by order of
Mr.. Tnorne. n evan s-ter tho core
mony few about the hotel know tho
Identity of tho couple. IT was under
stood that news of the wedding should
Be- withheld especially rom tho news
papsrA
After tbs csrcm0ny . buffet collation.
was served. and the couple departed
for Washington.
oaklsigh Thone. the banker. In .
cousin Of the Bridegroom. but did not
attend the wedding. being out OF town.
joel Thorne's- family has lived on
Long Island and In this city since 1sS.
HAs nrst American ancestor. william
Thorns. was ons Of the hrst patentees
OF Flushing. L. l. His mother was Miss
Phoobs Van s.hoonhoven Of Troy.
He 10 . member OF tho Metropolitan.
Downtown and Railway Clubs and OF
tn Society OF Colonial Wars and the
Oons OF the American Revolution.
The evening world., 1911-11-02

had q record. but Durns knew what the
trip meant. He broke from Donahue
and ran. Half a dozen policemen start
ed In pursuit,
LET him a~lonci" commanded a fat
policeman
What DO you want 60 do. let him
got" asked the indignan. pursucrs
Not on your life. but don't YOU see
he hasn't been here since the new prison
was bull, and he IL running straight
Into a cell"
And 80 he was, The mortified prisoner
The evening world., 1911-11-02

Hearing was begun yesterday before
the Upstate Public Service Commits
sion On thu question OF reducing COM
mutation rates between Mount Vernon
and New York. The session was held
In the assembly room on the eleventh
floor of the Metropolitan Building. Ed
ward y. Robbins was counsel for tbs
New York. New Haven and Hartford
road. while the commuters were repre-
scented by Joseph $. Wood.
The evening world., 1911-11-02

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2-MrA Lillian
IL n. Stevens Of Portland. Ne. was
reelected yesterday President Of the
National women's Christian Temperance
Union- The other officers were also re-
slecte6 .4i.IpS
The evening world., 1911-11-02

was brought back to face the record
Of two convictions for burglary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-23
TWO RESIGN
AT KEYP0RT
Jersey Central Treasurer and
Miss Sargent Leave.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

KeyPort, Sept. 23:-J. B. Livington,
who for the past six years has served
in the capacity of treasurer for the Jer-
sey Central Traction Company, and
Miss Mae Sargent, his bookkeeper, have
resigned from their positions with that
concern. Mystery surrounds the action
and people h~ereabouts who have learn
ed of it are at a loss to know how it
came about. Mr.. Livingston will not
talk on the subject. When questioned
by a NEWS representative this morning
be said he was out and refused to dis
,uss the matter further. G.. I. Brown,
the Jssfsesyye NtteHFfAai 2eeofn5cserIT,@ sad Mfr.
Livingston resigned on account of i'll
health and because of the poor condi-
ton of his eyes.
Mr.. Livingston previous to his afili-
with the local traction company
was travelling auditor for the Southern
Pacific Railway Company and was at
one time general auditor for the Oregon
Western Railway Company.
The designations of Mr.. Livingston
and Miss Sargent took effect yesterday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-23
GIVE CONTRACT
To OLE OLSEN
Fords Man Favored by James
{. Rogan.

Ole Olsen, of Fords, was award
ed a contract last night for rebuild
ing and repairing a four-fam1ly
dwelling house for James e. Rogan
at St. stephens cal Rogan's cor
ner. The structure is of freprooflng
material and contains twelve rooms
1t was recently damaged by fire.
The work of rebuilding it will be
started Monday morning.
In receiving the contract Mr.. Oh
sen had to conform with certain re-
quirements set down by the owner.
He wanted no prohibitioists or any
man against his line of business,
which is the retail liquor dealing
business, and he wanted only a IN
ion man. In advertising for bids,
Mr.. Roga published the following:
"All bids must be in Friday, Sep
TENDER 22, at 8 o'clock, on Rogan's
building at st. Stephens. No prohi-
b~itionists or any man against my
line of business allowed. A tip. to
the union. Union men must apply.