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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-17
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MISCELLANEOUS

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MOVE INTO 1880.

Cass Lake, March III. T. Pow
elson, who purchased land in town
ship 14S-30, has arrived with his
team and machinery ready to build a
home on his purchase. Mr.. Powelson
came from Lac Qui Parle county. Six
Of Mr.. Powelson's friends have pur-
chased land in the same section and
will move up during the summer and
fall.
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She Snapped At Him.

A new $4,000 hotel was opened in
Liberty recently and certainly, to
quote the 0. I. editor, ut fills a long.
felt want" Several years ago this
department took dinner in Liberty at
one Of the then leading hostelries
There were many things wrong, which
We suffered In silence, but finally we
ventured in q meek and apologize way
to call the waitress attention to q
large bluebottle ny In the cream
pitcher. Amt you never seen q fly
In the cream before :" she snapped
and. snatching up the aquarium, car
risd It Of. took our coffee black
Kansas City Times.
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Evidently strons Beverage.

Eyes," said the fair young thing,
that punch you have just tasted Is
made from a recipe that has been
treasured in the family for centuries.
The earliest authentic record we have
Of it was in the lifetime Of my great
great-ever-so- great-grandfather, whose
suit of armor stands IN the hall" 1T
he drank much Of that punch. OBJ
served the young man, who had had
two glasses Of It, The must have
wished he was wearing that armors O.
HI inside instead OF hjS outside
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Lo,na,- Fen Warts.. !

Young Wheels has made hts for
tune. Hes invented stills 800 feet
high that man can walk on. .
Heavens! What are they for? To
keep man from being run over by
automobiles? 30 =.
No; for folks living In those sky
5scraper apartment houses. Saves tax
Ing an elevator and going clear out Of
their way when they only want 70
stADzaeross tho Stssett
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Mclaughlin and Bundy Invited.

Mclaughlin and Bundy Invited.
Maurice Mclaughlin and T. c. Bun
dy have already been asked to prepare
for the next Davis cup singles and
doubles matches. These contests will
probably be held in England next July,
AS the English now hold possession
of~the trophy. Mclaughlin will prob
ably be able to make the trial, but
Bundy is not sure about his ability to
spare the time required. ~-.--.
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California May Race Michigan.

California; Nay Race MIcht8an.
Provided that the University of Gal
ifornia receives admittance to the
Eastern intercollegiate track and field
championships, which will probably
be held at the University Of Pennsyl.
vania In Philadelphia on May 81, the
Pacific coast college stars will meet
the University Of Michigan in a dual
track meet on the Saturday previous
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FOE SALE

FOR SALE-Typewr1ter ribbons for
every make of typewriter on the
market at so cents and IS cents
each. Every ribbon sold for rs
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filed. Mail orders given
the same careful attention as when
you appear in person. Phone 81.
The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store. &c., --
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GOOD THING TO
ROLL LUMBERJACKS
Continued from first page). g..
ton with the Nelson bill. He fur
Their stated that he did not appear
on the roadhouse matter but did not
deny the statements credited him by
the Pioneer Press.
VACATION NEXT WEEK.

School students are looking for
that for their spring vacation.
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Constable, John Larson.
Town of McDougald.
Town of Wheeler.

Supervisor, M. A. Berg.
Clerk, Gust Anderson.
Treasurer, Christian Sylte.
Assessor, K. G. Hoff.
Consta bles, Ole Johnson and Carl
Nelson
Town of Wabanica.
Supervisor, H. B. Imsdahl.
Clerk. w. j. Sischo.
Treasurer, Peter Oseth..
Assessor, E. J. Tucker.
Justice of the peace, w. w. Fer
rier.
Constable, Robert Terrier.
Town of Buzzle.
Supervisor, Emil Diseth.
Clerk. Halvor K. Koppang.
Treasurer, K. x. Meland.
Assessor, Anton Helgeson.
Justice, Carl Bye.
Constable, Linzay Cyrus.
Oyerseers, IYer Iverson, Ole Rongs-
tad, Martin Tronnes and Herb Dodge.
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WANTED-Two young men: familiar
with the saw mill business in
every respect, desires positions.
Can do anything pertaining to the
manufacture of lumber. Address
W. H. W. care Pioneer. - III.
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Mcbride 10 Reappointed,
Manager Clark Griffith has reap
pointed George Mcbride captain of his
team.
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FOR SALE-The Bemldji read pencil
(the best nickel pencil in the
world, at Netzer's, Bankers, O. C.
yRood's, McCuaig's, Omich's; Roe &
Markusen's, and the Pioneer Office
~ - Be-. a. L. "-a7s-- . - @r-rrr =.
Supply Store at cents each and
so cents dozen. 51 ..'- - =
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WANTED-To rent cottage at
Grand Forks Bay or Lakeside for
the summer. Address T., care of
Pioneer office.
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BEMIDJI, MINN.--List of adYer-
tised letters :'UNCLAIMED" for the
week ending March II, 1918.
Men-Ed Bushay, Mr.. Brown, DR..
S. H. Chase, Joe Delmonte, Octave
Dowst, Thomas E. Doyle, Hans O..
Hanson, Hans Heidah1 (2), A. J..
Holland, Leroy Lee, w. Mcdonald,
Allen McKinzie, John Mccormick,
Gustav Nilsson, J. Il. Rogers, Martin
Rosen, Nichols Schropp, Henry
Stark, N. Y. Ligvard Yahaussau.
Women-Mrs. James Burns, Mrs.
Josephine Brown, Miss Nell Brown,
Mrs. Annie Deyall, Miss Alice T..
Gould, Miss Clara Heidahl Miss
Jessie Purdy, Mrs. Ema Surma. Mrs.
Elva Thompson, Mrs, $. 3. Wilosn. !.
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BOUGHT AND SOLD Second hand
furniture. Odd Fellows building.
across from postoff1ce. phone 129
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.WA AZ q 81 D---To rent cottage at Grand
Forks Bay or Lakeside for the
summer. Write C,scare Pioneer.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Richardson, $40 Bel
trami. Phone $40.
WANTEp-Glrl Tor general mousse
work. 703 Remidji.
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FOR SALE-SmaIl fonts of type, sew
eral different points and in first
: class condition. Call or write this
Office for proofs. Address Bemidjl
Pioneer, Bemidji, MINI
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ELECTION RETURNS
Town of Rapid River.

Town Of Rapid River.
Supervisor, Ole J. Borg.
Clerk, J. W. Martin.
Treasurer, Andrew Lein.
Assessor, George Johnson.
Justice, Sylvester Morrison.
Constable, Ole A. Borg.
Overseer, William Balm.
Village of Spooner.
President, Jos. Meloney.
Trustees, VIM F. Steffes, Anton
Netland and Fred Rydberg.
Clerk, NJ. D. Weeks.
Treasurer, G.. L. listed.
Assessor, Geo. E. Ericsson.
Justice of the peace, N. R. South
wick.
Constables, Gust Pearson and F.
E. Rose.
Village of Baudette.
Y. II. MluulcLOu,
Trustees, Tony Hoover, G. II
Dodds, and Fred Harmon.
Clerk, Geo. B. Partridge.
Treasurer, r. M. Skinner.
Assessor, u. Williams.
Justice of the Peace, E. Riley.
Constables, E. II. Bierman and J
l.. Donahue.
Village Of Warroad.
President, A. E. Mcdonald.
Trustees, G. Carlquist, A. Lofgren
and H. Fleig.
Clerk, E. H. Heimbach.
Treasurer, John Larson.
Assessor, J. Friend Holmes.
Justice of the peace, Knutson.
Constable, Fred Hoyez.
Town of Gudrid.
Supervisor, Ed Larson.
Clerk, N. A. Rippy.
Treasurer, Ole ClementsOn.
Assessor, Oscar Clementson.
Justice Of the peace, Fl. B. Halvor.
sen.
COnsta BILE, J. A. Tutter.
Town Of Spooner.
Supervisor, l.. Hawkins.
NSpo,. Johnson
Treasurer, o. Olson.
Assessor, 4. J. Hidden.
Justice OF the peace. Chas. w
Strand.
Constable, John Larson.
Town of McDougald.
Supervisor, Carl Peterson.
Clerk, John r. Norris.
Treasurer, Carl Lundsteen.
Assessor, Hans Christianson
Justice of the Peace, Christ Olson.
Constable, Geo. E. Marshall.
Williams went dry by vote OF
40 to %.
Town of Wheeler.
S,,narvicor M Raro'
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HELP WANTED.

FOR SALE CHEAP-One brand new
Smith Premier typewriter, No. 10.
H. J. Unruh, First National bank.
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FOR sALk--Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer will procure any kind OF
rubber stamp for you on short no.
tice.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE Good i'm
proved ,147 acres, good location;
value about $4,000, for some small
business in the city. Address ],
care Pioneer.
FOR SALE-An improved ten acre
tract Of land, house, well and barn
within plated district Of Bemidji.
Price $1,000. Address B. F. JOS
lyn, city. S:s 81
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1UWN vi Ndp1U NIVc1'
Supervisor, Ole J. Borg.
Clerk, J. w. Martin.
Treasurer, Andrew Lein.
Assessor, George Johnson.
Justice, Sylvester Morrison.
Constable, Ole A. Borg.
Overseer, William Balm.
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Town of Spooner

Supervisor, l.. Hawkins.
Clerk, Oscar Johnson.
Treasurer, o. Olson.
Assessor, 4. J. Hidden.
Justice OF the peace, Chas. W
Constable, John Larson.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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bar TO Frank Hoen $40 @
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ter $40 u
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u Brady so, .
Edith Mary G Howe 10 Jos = Gstti 80 .
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Fulton ct ur oOrs 70 Esisls Men Harri.
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d r TO Fulton Gordon aSiss 10 eorroet dsed
,,~s IN ne - 81 @ !. ~, q
81 soi II ~ Anaccstia-GALT. Ralph Hsr.
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q Annie H Tcison joint tenants so .
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Fredk W Schneider so %
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to Fr7nk Hoen so q
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Julia Smith 80 n
tlsth st bet Lowell 4 Macomb sts nw1
So IL ory II ll-TRI,iMER, Dan1 K 10 Rich'd
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covenants q tr 800 II
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So zB II Padsxorth-THoNAs, Edw o et ur
Elizabeth o u to VIM q Margaret Psrk joint
tenants 80 trust $500 @
tspring I'd bet Cedar & Ath sts nu1
So 81 II 3s-TUCKER. Martha. Emma d Horan.
Geo Msurer ct w Elizabeth !. Oscar oisen
ct ux Pearl. Wallace z Mknrer. Chas Olsen ct
w LGurl to Gustav Kuhn so &c
sq ss Its % q Il 4 pt,It . - int tn-wArKlNs,
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lard so o. No
MAS ave bet North Gap LIST sts nv1
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Esther s to Lillian Walters SO q
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Chas wbe to Robt w Foster q CsrIis = Rup-
pei Joint tenants so covenants D
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So $50 It's @ 4 70 blk Mt p q P1 Pts q "a III
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ALEXANDRIANS To HEAR
LECTURES OF CANADIAN
First Course at Episcopal theological
Seminary Will Be Delivered BY the
Rev. w. H. G. Thomas.
SCHOOL FUND IS INCREASED

Alexandria, Va, Nov. H.-Announce-
ment is made that the first course of
Reinicker lectures for the session of
lsI3-1eI4 at the Episcopal Theological
Seminary will be delivered by the Rev.
w. H. Griffith Thomas, D. D., professor
at wycliffe Theological College, Toronto.
Canada, Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday Of next week.
The lectures will be delivered in the
seminary chapel, and on Tuesday and
wednesday will be at o'clock and on
Thursday at 11:3O o'clock in the morning
The general subject of the lecture Is
That Christian Ministry divided as
follows: Lecture /, I'm the New Testa-
ment and Early Church, lecture 2, "In
the Church of England" lecture 3, In
the Present Day."
Dr. Griffith is regarded as one of the
foremost leaders in the Evangelical
School of Thought in the English Church
at the present time.
Public schools of this city will receive
from the State literary fund. or school
fund. No. 2, total of H,s30.12. This
amount, with the direct school tax from
the State, which is s7,Tl.71, brings the
total the public schools of this city will
receive from the State up to $s,7o1-S3
This is an increase of s612.27 from the
State more tIldn tnS CITY EeCeiNeu last
year.
Alexandria County will receive from
the literary fund a total of S1,531.S6. and
from the general State fund IS. 16s1 10, or a
total OF $7,6ss.s6.
Six Protestant churches OF the city
will participate in union Thanksgiving
services, which will be held at II o'clock
that morning at the First Baptist
Church. sermon will be preached by
the Rev. C. r. Strausburg, pastor Of the
Methodist Protestant Church. An Of
fering will be taken up for the Children's
Home.
Congregations Of the following churches
will participates: Second Presbyterian,
First Baptist. Second Baptist. NJ. E.
South. Trinity NJ. E., and Methodist
Protestant.
Services will also be held Thanksgiving
morning at st. Mays Catholic and
Christ. st. Paul's, and Grace Episcopal
Churches.
A fine of $50 and six months In Jail was
imposed on Andrew Foote, colored, |
charged with the larceny of two suit
cases, the propertyof Gideon Crammer. |
nonresident. Both suit cases were re-
covered by the police. minus part OF their |
contents. Foote pleaded guilty.
A social was held tonight by the West
minister League of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church in the Westminster Build
ing. Miss Florence Macdonald, of Bell
court Seminary. Washington. gave a
number of selections.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Story, Il
of Menokin, Episcopal Theological Semi
nary, who died last night at the Sibley
Hospital, Washington, following an oper-
alton, win be held at O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon at wheatley's Undertake
ing Chapel The Rev. DR.. 8. A. Wallis,
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary,
The Washington herald., 1913-11-15

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Story,
Of Menokin, Episcopal Theological Semi
nary, who died last night at the Sibley
Hospital, Washington, following an oper-
alton, win be held at 4 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at Wheatley's Undertak-
ing Chapel The Rev. DR.. 8. A. Wallis,
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary,
The Washington herald., 1913-11-15
TWO DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
Harry M. Wilson and Aida '
Tuchton Seek Separations.

Alleging misconduct and naming q
correspondent, Harry III Wilson yester-
day filed writ for absolute divorce from
Mary L. Wilson. They were married in
this city April q, 1902, and have three
children whose custody is requested by
the plaintiff.
Charles E Tuchton was named de-
fendant in a writ for absolute divorce
filed by Aida V. Tuchton. A corespon-
dent is named. They were married
at Baltimore August Z, 1907. Plaintiff
also asks for permanent alimony and
the restoration Of her maiden name Aida
V Sickle
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FEW men FIX
COLLEGE MORALS
Characters Of Five or Six Stu
dents Set Standard, Says
d. R. Porter.
TALKS TO COLDER BOYS"
Conference Under Auspices Of Y. M.
c. A. s 0pened-Msetings viii
Be Continued Today.

Morals of. high school or college
are determined by the characters OF
fve or six students, declared David r.
Porter, of New York, last night in
speech at the opening of an Older boys
conference" of the Y. NJ C. A.
Mr.. Porter is secretary Of the high
school department of the international
Y. NJ. C. A. committee. He said the
standard of morality in most schools
today might be, bettered considerably.
Henry B. F. Mcfarland presided.
William Knowles Cooper, general sec
retary of the Washington Y. NJ c. A.
welcomed the boys and outlined the
work to be done.
Many to Speak To-day.
Norton NJ. Little will preside at the
meetings today, which will be held at
Friendship, the country home Of John
r. Mclean. Speakers will be ]. A.
whitmore, DR.. William A. Burdick. Ar
thur Buell., W. Lynn Martin, Ivan p.
Flood, Mark De Grange, Rev. Paul r.
Hlckok, Dwight Chase. Donald Preston.
Ernest Fortier. Lenwood OFT, David M.
Lea, and william Knowles Cooper.
Delegates to the conference are:
]. Wilbur Alderman, Z. w. Austin.
Reginald Boyd, Ernest NJ. Boss, Herbert
L. Bursiey, Harold z. Burton, Harlow p.
Walter Buchler, Robert Bromley, Charles
Boteler. Robert T. Booth, F.. Herbert
Bonnet. Charles BoIgiano, Stanley Will
lam Bell, Stephen Baldwin, NJ NJ. Bald
win. Earl Bailey, James Carr. Harry
Irving Clarkson, Conway Coe, Stephen
Colliday, Frank Cox, Carroll Cunning
ham, Ford Chase, Lemuel Davenport,
Ralph Dowden, Howard i. Derrick, Ben
jamin B. Dowell Mark DeGrange. S. L.
Daw. E. Harmon Eakle, John Eisman.
Richard Ellis, L. NJ. Elf. H. w. Fisher,
jr., Ramon France, Ernest c. ,Fortier. ].
L. Fleming. Douglas Fitton, Robert Gull
land, Robert Garner, Raymond GatchelL.
E. c. Gott. jr., Alvin Goodwin, James
King Gray, Lee Groesclose, Harry Gil
bert, w. W.. Harrison, z. p. Hardell.
Lloyd Harrison, Charles Hartung, Jar
mon Hendricks, Jesse Higgins. Harold A.
Hitler, Orme HiItabidle, Joseph Holmes,
Higgins, Stanton Henry, Victor
Elmer P. Hardy, Robert A.
Ide, John Irwin, Robert r. johnson.
Bertram Kinney. Donald B. Kimball, FL
mer L. Kayser. Harold G. Lawton, James
V. Lloyd, Norman Landenslager, John NJ.
Latimer, ]. Frank Little. James II. Lit
tIehales. Robert Mish. William Middleton.
Fred Mills, william T. Mortimer, H.
Evan McElfresh. Lenwood Ott. Carl Por-
ter, Walter K. Pettus, Robert Peter, Jr.,
Donald Preston. Walter Dean Rose.
Donald Simpson, W. W. Scott, Mark
Leonard Sargent, Charles c.
Smith, Clyde Smith. Charles A. Stott.
Jerome Sutherin, Len Thompson. Robert
5. Trimble. Nelson Tobey, Edward W.
Alvin A. Vande Walker, Francis
E. Van Schaick. Edward L. Wilde, Abram
Philip G. Wrightman. William
K Wilbur, Ernest T. Williams. Joseph
Wilson, ]. Raymond Wells. Lewis Wat
xins, Richard L. Yates. Hunter Yeatman.
IartreH hewitt, Chester v. Harding,
James r. Boyd, and Robert Bayne.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-15

A social was held tonight by the West
minister League of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church in the Westminster Build
ing. Miss Florence Macdonald, of Bell
court Seminary, Washington. gave a.
number of selections
The Washington herald., 1913-11-15
HUMoR IN CURRENCY SPLIT.
enators Compared to Leaders In
Mexican Troubles.

The split in the Senate Banking and
Currency Committee is not without its
humorous features. Each side main-
tains outwRrdly the best Of feeling for
the other. and there are frequent inter-
changes between the two camps
A waggish member Of the committee
suggested yesterday that the Republi-
cans and Mr.. Hitchcock are the Huerta
financial party. who occupy the seat Of
government (the Banking and Currency
Committee room) and whom the Presi-
dent refuses to recognize.
The same authority declares that Sem
stor O'Gorman Is the Gen. Carranza or
Constitutionalist leader, who, with his
followers. has taken lodgment in the
Businesses of Senator Hollis committee
room away up on the fourth floor OF the
Senate once Building. and whose move.
ments are shrouded with mystery.
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DIR. TRUE NEW PRESIDENT.
Omcers Elected by Association q
Agricultural Colleges.

The Association OF Agriculture Col
leges and Experimental Stations, at the
final session OF its convention at the
New Willard Hotel yesterday, elected
DR.. A. c. True, OF Washington, presi-
dent, to succeed E. H. Jenkins. of Con-
necticut J. L. Hills. OF Vermont. was
reelected secretary and treasurer. Dr..
True also was elected photographer.
An executive committee was chosen
consisting Of W. o. Thompson. of Ohio;
H. ]. Waters, Of Kansas; Brown Ayres,
OF Tennessee; w. J. Jordan, of New
York. and H. l. Russell, of wiscon-
sin.
Wide difference OF opinion as to the
merits of the Lever bin for agricultural
extension work in all the States was de-
veloped. The association finally decided
that the subject be further discussed by
of Agriculture officials and
of the committee on relations
with that department
The Washington herald., 1913-11-15
Realty Broker. Outline Plans.

Plans for the years program were out
lined yesterday at a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Washington
Real Estate Brokers Association at the
office of John L. Weaver, 7S5 Fifteenth
Street Northwest
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will oficiate. The body win be sent
Sunday to Middleburg, Va, for burial.
Mrs. Story was the widow Of William
Story, Of California, and Is survived by
a son, Robert Story. and four brothers
as follows: George K, r. l., J. O., and
H. H. Pickett.
The State Corporation Commission has
granted an amendment to the charter OF
the Separate Recovery Company OF
America, Inc, Alexandra, Va, changing
its name to that Of the Capital Paint
Company.
Mrs. W. A. Smoot. this city. has been
elected State regent Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.