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an m4 i i tT flaMS FT i1 inn a a il A jk hi i4 us leletkeCaplUla i4tetYSectaT tester 4 ma JLCCEEt NO MCTATION Ti a fcwcBsws VThite House Dotie at Hot SprfefrBBnjalow Witi President tljfi jm Ctnsot wifuM Blfaaiaste te DoHir Sipi From tliejfilite Class is Proud of Her Daughter fttlen Viola Roir re In the Kew Task Asaerlein When I reached The Uttle brown bung 1 Alow that nestlea lose to the hills at Hot Springs Va up and beyond the Home stead Hotel where the PreVWfnt elect and lira Tatt ire stopping I waa Hot sure that Mrs Henry Howard Tatt would be the same agreeable amiable woman I had met before But she was i After an hour talk to the bungalow Where they have ensattieedfteiiselves after tnanv weeks of ajrtrenuous cam palffn with both the president elect atjd ilea Taft I went away convinced that she Isa woman of most sraciona Taoodl end ileaainc personality She showeu tact too and a flatterlnci memory of our past meeting which epeaksj of diplomacy Looks Fresh as a GirL irrs Taft was attired hi a slinale welf made talor rrockot gray arid she wore a black hat trimmed black and white wines Her cheeks glowed with health and color anil her firm oIfvekln was ts frech as that of 4 gTri Infract for the mother of almost grown children Mrs Taft seems remarkably young To a casual observer she might appear to be ZZ or Si Seated In the big living room of the bungalow I had one of the most delightful talks imaginable with this splendid intelligent woman It was Interesting to hear Mrs Taft express her views as 26 what the thought the duties aod obligations of a Presidents wife were toward the nation he also talkedof a number of epif oitea In the social life of the White House that have come under her observation during her long residence Jn Washington Discusses Many Subjects Ve discussed ssociety and what the National Capital might become as real social centre of America we suggested that New York city should learn to understand that there are others In this great country rqulte worthy of becoming mem ers of the We agreed that he 00 was not necessarily representative vr the Ration We talked of a natlorw1 ttucety which should be composed of tho bust people in the land a society no founded on thfe dollar but on culture art viatesmanshlp These things combined With the ract that Washington is Die renter of the diplomatic life of this country would make it Ideally the social ecu tir of America and Mrs Tatt agreed that it could and should be We talknl gardening and Japanese pugs and many ether things Irs Tafls views on all these subjects and I have here ony told what tha tLiects were and not what she saM alout them were of course extremely irteresting arid at the end of an hours talk the charming hostess said If any of our talk Is to be published wont you please 1st Air Taft see your CIspatch before you send Itf Of course said would and I did the same evening Mr Taft Revises Interview Mr Taft evidently found the InterviewJ interesting because he exclaimed talLrs 1 Tnft 1 It is one thing to say all these things in conversation with Miss Rodgers but quite another to say them for the New Vork American and then he calmly anl smilingly cut out all that I had written xcept the following fragment which was Ouly censored by the President elect There wll be no dictation no Interference in what the wife of the presidentelect considers her course of duty in the White House For this cultivated sweet mannered woman is In herself a personality and her lnnuence I take It will be distinctly and decidedly felt in the years to come on the nations social life While he is not dominatng there is Something anout ner tiwt tends to the belief that she will not be dominated She will make of her position and the White House what it Khould be made the central force of national socal life Washington the Social Center Without bold aggressive br radical larges but with tact and dignity which she possesses to an unusual degree Mrs Taft is destined to go down In the hstory oj White House mistresses one that has counted in the making and molding of a real American society built upon intellectual and thoroughly gentle democratic lines Sne believes that Washington is net only the centr politically of the country but also from the Standpoint of diplomacy and in its social life With ample opportunity as a cabinet officers wife she has observed the people who have come to Washington from every quarter of the land Bach year has Increased the num ber of families who take up residence In Washington during its social season but who reside at other times in every part or the United States I arked Mrs Taft about her little girt Little girl she exclaimed Why Helen Is now 5 Inches taller than I have no little girl any more Will she make the White House her home next yearT I asked No want her to remain another rear at school if possible Shells 1 now think there will be plenty of time and she will be better prepared for society and the future If sne remains as long as possible in school Of course she will have a Whit House coming out She will have plenty of time for that I expect great helpJrom her In anotheirear or two for Helen la a girt we are really proud of her father Just as much go as I VOf the election Mrs Taft expresscC licrself as very much pleased and said that It had been a matter of personal gratification tq both herself and Judge Taft that it had been a campaign free front bitter personalities iMK Taft is very sensitive she add ed and I was a little afraid that he would suffer from the usual personal at tacks made upon men running for public office but there was little or none ot It this year Issues and platform were the basis of most of the attacks as they should be While talking with Mrs TafO the President elect came In from his morn ingr golf He was glowing with good nature ndthook my hand heartily as he burned on tor a dip berore luncheon This rest jand Tils golf are doing Mr Taft Teatgood and he has almost re coveted from the vatlgue which he suffered at the end ot the campaign said ma wirev While he has gained considerable flesh during the campaign due to the fact that it was necessary for him not to diet while he waa traveling about TORJA ifuaau swum JOT JUOTIN frRV MRr PsVJpR Sig tttara of jCtjrJJUtC roeakhur he has now sot back his diet andwiarreducajjhlmself ria weght during theiiext ewweekrHls health Is aplepdtfl1 aDdJt Js jrondertul Iww hej stooa jnesxraJnso weu On thf el UhJesishelves everywhere were stack of telerrams The malU Mrs TaK told me was enormous FTieftdaftbm every place on eartlC she said havei telegraphed and cabled him and then beside he has hundreds of requests and letters of all sort from people which he reads and answers too have been ingulfed with an enor mous correspondence And I find my time pretty well taken up answering the letters for I ha vent any secretary and have to do it all myself RICH MAN SHOT DEAD Walter Ammon Slatoiii Jersey CitEailyiStatlon HTWDEEDS SEE THE TBAGED Andrew McGrath Who Saya He Had Trouble Over Business Matters With Financier Fires Three BulUts Into Head and Body on Crowded Pla eady to Tfke Medidnei EpecUl to Tbt Washlnstsn Port New York Nov ll Walter Ammon one of the most prominent business men and financiers of Jersey City was shot three times in the head and body and ln ttantry Wiled this afternoon In the Pennsylvania railroad station by Andrew McGrathMcGrath Differences arising out of a busi ness transaction between the two men led to the tragedy The shooting took place in the midst of hundreds of people In the plaza ot the station McGrath was disarmed before the smoke ot the revolver had blown away rom the scene ot the shooting He was locked uptat police headquarters Member of Union League Mr Ammoa was a member of the firm of Amnion Person manufacturers ot and dealers in butter and butter products He was a director of the Tnird National Bank of Jersey City a memocr of the Union League Club and had di versified interests In many industrial enj terprises CoL Robert A Amnion of this city is Walter Amnions brother A Cprtlandt street ferry had Just arrived and there was much dn Ani confusion as Mr Ammon reached the plaza and turned to the left toward the res taurant entrance McGrath stepped up to him and without a wird fired a bullet into his head Assassin Tries to Escape As the wdunded man was falling McGrath fired two more shots Both took effect McGrath turned to run but was caught McGrath made a short statement to the police in which he said he had been in the oleomargarine business for many years and had ha trouble with Ammon Recently his business had been unprofitable He declared that he was satlsUcd to take his medicine tfdkl Jt Tbe Washlnztom Poet Madison Square Garden Yiov i3 Hunters and horse suitable become nunters naa a prominent part in todays card The class that attracted most interest was for the best three hunters from one hunt to be shown by the iMsters whipster members of the hunt in the hunt Ainlfpfm There were four entries and all eom iVlrginla according to Sidney Hollo ways change of residence to Jtlchmond Vu although hls entranoe WIS Of th TTnlnn fnunW Tfniinrii ytt New Jeiey The other entries were from tne Keswick Va Hunt Club Julian Morr ns master or bounds thfe Warrenton CVa Hunt Julian Keith master of hounds and the Castle Hill Hounds of CobhamVaMrs JUIan Potts master ot Hounds She lathe only woman master of bounds in America although there are several In England find It was thej first time that a woman ever has rode in this class in the New Tork ringr owing to the wmstrTO compete in tne jumping con tests Mrs Potts rode In a side saddle land otter two refusals ner horse fenced cievi eriy She was cheered repeatedly lor her gracerui rifline While competing with her In the Jumping trials1 Julian Keith on tho gray gelding DunnotteE was thrown but was not injured The exhibit of the Keswick HuntifesDO cially a light chestnut with astariprove4 to bebrllliant cross country performance and the showing of the Union county hpunds especially of A 6 Soule on the black greldlng CentennlaV which did not make the slightest mistake They all wore the orthodox rink coats with hi velvet caps Including Mrs Potts except i ne mo jn tne Warrenton Hunt wore silk hats First for Keswick Hunt The Keswick Hunt woii the first prize Julian A Morris the master of hounds riding Keswick Osborne being up on the light chestnut David Gray that did so well and Tipper Morris riding Majesty The Union county hounds took the second prize the exhibit in addition to Soule Centenniar beina wiin ArdsIey and Richard Waugh on uuuni ror uie uastie Hill hounds the trio was Mrs Allan Potts I vtHherWnf Garretsn Julian Keith Sowers and Daniel haa the mounts of the Wimntnn In the dealers class fr pairs over 152 opratiey or Virginia and uw airauH or Manhattan sent In two well matchel brOwnst iv rolean which had little difficulty in win nine iha vi WEATHER CONDITIONS DpL of Agriculture Weather Bureau was sblngton Fttdar Not 13 to Raia fen FVlday In the suit States and liaht snow was reported in tbe Missouri and tipper Mississippi valley and the eoutbern Roij Moun Uln region elcewhere tbe weather waa fal Temperature continued below tbe aeisonal arer ae generallx from the plateau retlon to the Atlantic coatt and was tV to 34 dezreea below the normal In the middle and southern Rocky Mountain district Barometric pleasure was high eicept In the eatreme Northeast and exteme Southeut and there waa erldence of a disturbance near and west or Oe southern end of the Florida penn aula During the next two da the eul States rain area will adrance northeastward orer tbe south Atlantic States and mar reach the middle Atlantic States and scattered snow flurries will occur In the upper Mississippi Taller and the lake region The temperature will itse sowlr hom the POiky Mountain districts to tbe Atlantic coast The wins along the New England coast will be fresh westerly on the middle Atlantic coast light and variable on the south Atlantic coast north to northeast and Increasing on the gulf coast fresh to nrong northerly on the lower lakes light westerly and on the upper lakes light and variable Steamers departing Saturday for European ports will have fresh westerly winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks Local Weather Report Temperature Midnight Sj a S5 I a 13 i a a It a lj noon 4 41 40 ra 33 Maximum 44 minimum 32 EeiatlTe humidity a 4C 2 30 43 Hours of sunshine 10 Per cent of possible sunshine 100 Temperature same date last year Maximum 44 minimum 33 Temperatures In Other Cities Temperatures In other cities Friday with raa fall for twelT hours ended at I Rs Max Mln St 4t AsheTllle 31 19 Atlanta Ca 80 40 Atlantic City 44 12 Bismarck Dak 4 10 Boston Mass 44 St Buffalo Chicago HI IS Ctadnnati Ohlo 40 3 Cheyenne Wye 20 Davenport Iowa II 22 Denver Colo I Dea Moines Iowa 22 2S Ctlreston Teit 44 49 Helena Mont 2 10 Indianapolis lnd XV 20 Jacksdnrllle Fla ts Kansas City Mo St 22 UtUe Rock Ark 34 Marquette Mich 14 28 Memphis Tesn 42 14 New Orleans La S4 44 New Toik 42 22 North Platte Nebr 2J 14 Omaha Nebr 2t 24 Pittsbnrg Pa 21 14 Portland Ala 40 32 Salt bake City Utah 34 St Louis Mo 34 St Paul Minn 22 2t Springfield Ill 24 30 Vlcksburg Mirs 44 26 01 004 t02 oei i Today Tide Table High tides 12 XI am and 1211 Low tides 447 a and 7KIS River Bulletin Special to The Washington Post Harpers Ferfy vs Nov it Potono Shenandoah rivers clear miCHCOCK PEOSECtJTIOK ENDS Jerome AiinouiicesHe iannot Convict Actor and Moves Bail birehirj Iew Torlt Nov 13 Raymond Hitchcock the actor prdbably never will be triedon the two indictments now stand in against aim as a result ot charzes jrMMTea oy mree youns girls District Attorney Jerome publicly announced in waurt today that he has abandoned hope of convicting Hitchcock and unon bia recommendation the bail of JTOO Under wiucn xiitcncocK naaoeeh held was ais fJiarged p---It is llktly jihat Hltchcocs nttornrya will within a few days inow for a hi missal pt the todictrnentiv i i WflfM1HteIiarElD firsevSlww Crewd Hgfcted Dj rs PtsyDtriirN VIRGINIA HUNTERS BID WELL First jrizei in New York WonW 1ibi Kejwidc Hunt Wjtlitt sdoa Csntf Hounds SecOBu rTMVanaerbiJts AG and Keild Shw Jerked Versatility in Their Various Entries nlng the first prise A pony class of the afternoon brought in the well known Harrlman ponies Laay Eccles and Baby Eccles which were placed first and second Jack Donnelly exhibited Lady Eccles until after the ribbons had been placed and he then surrendered the reins tn vono Al len Harrlman who made a triumphant round of the ring with the dainty steppers Various types of the saddle horse and uuuicrs maae up tne large class of horse suitable for chargers or officers mounts the slxe limit ranging from 152 hands to jo nanus yne riaer was in uniform ZT rciL rirsi Dattery A His mount was the chestnut stallion Artillery and a 161 blapk mar In the class named Crepe de Chine was tne entry ot wiiuam Muldoon but hunters preaominated Mrs Allen Potts was again appearing in uie ring mis time witti tne gray mare Moonstone Robador winner In two sad dlf hbrse classes earlier In the week was weii naaen oy Emlle Antony CapL Marshall a Judge Cnpt Marshall of the A preferred a more rugged type than this thoroughbred He gave the blue to the General owned by Miss Myrick of Dobbs Ferry Dr Shirlty Carter of Virginia was second with Gawaine Supervisor owner by McGraim of Lan caster Pa and Thomas Hitchcock Jrs wouy jiixon riaaen Dy Ambrose Clarke receiving the other two rlbbonp Versatility marked the work of the whips and riders A Vanderbllt for Instance showing in a pony trap more than once In a gig and also as a driver to tandem and four In handL Reginald Vcnderbilt and Paul A Sore were aulte adaptable but CiW Watson while he has the leal In blue ribbons he had won twelve to dinner time tonight has ot been handling the reins at this show lie has had the aid however of Mrs Watson now the most famous feminine whip In the country and of his manager Frank Winterbottom When the band played tonlglA and the park draffs heH the tanbark the arena presented a gay and crowded scene all being animation in the boxes and on the nng promenade It was quite the oldtime sporting and social function fiTfciii Gtest told in OmeeaOil Rtib the1 throat aa ciest with Oraega Oil theii bind aroapdthe throat arid on the Chest pieceaf flannel staked in theMLTheOit goea in tbroHgh the pores and reduces the Sflamrnation that tasesv tha trouble Three sizes 10c 26c 50c WBltiKtypESS HEIGfftPEIZE -He Also Snccediv in StartgAeroplans Without Use 6f Mchanisnv Special Cable fe Tbe Washington Post Lemansv Kov Wilbur VVrigKl jrbri the Aero Clubs prize today by attaining a height otmore thari 90 meters WTect in flight He also succeeded Jn starthig ljls aeroplane without the use of the tower and mechanism which he has hithertoemployieLi At his first fliahtthIa Aftefnnnn TVrlht announced that he would endeavor to witnouttne use of the mechanism Without a hitch the aeroplafie started off with me first Impulse or the motor IfTose yery high at once And in the first mln ute of flight had exceeded the Jleight required by the Aero Club On its first flight around the course the aeroplane feacnea a netgnr or meters 135 feet andrSn the second flight made more than wmeters 180 feet HEREING ASKMOBEtflME Aeroplane Man to Get Further Extension of Seven Months A 3li Herring thev aeroplane lnventorrf oi rew xoric wnowastdhaVe delivsred a heavier than air flying machine at Fort MyerVa yesterday has reauested the Warv Department to grant an extension or seven months time within which he may make deltvery of the machine be is under contract to build for thr siirnal corps Mr Herring who has already ref oeiveaiwo extensipns or a month each says helmet with an accident in the first trial of his aeroplane and on ac countof the Dad weather conditions HHe ly to prevaU throughout the winter he desires more tlmej TherequlremenU Mr Herring must fulfill are the same as those required of the Wright brothers Chief Signal Officer Allen said yesterday that the extension would be granted MRS REAO STILL A RIDDLE Mystery Surrounds Her Threats to Dynamite Denver Woman Husband Says Shs Is Insane Police Think Her Rational and Sheils Reported Dying Denver Col Nov 13 Oh the story of Sawyer a United States railway mall clerk the Denver poirce are depending for a Jjartia1 solution of the mystery which surrounds the attempt of Mrs Al len Read last Monday to extort 120000 from Mrs Genevieve Phlpps by threats of dynamiting Sawyer It was learned today met Mrs Read while eh route to Denver from Pittsfleld Mass and accompanied her to the American House where she first rec tlstered undeV the name of Mrs Cone Both the pclice and friends of Mrs Read TVrtTISrtAtmAY Starts lW Breoklyfl Atte4 WILL SPSKB SIT19AY HERE 4 Ja President elect and VicePresldenT elect Coaf er jbatl Mrl ShenMJSijt JfeV vraniiation Was fTot Iiscussed Mt ardays CaUvaaia Social Xme Hot Springs VaV Nov It Presideatr elect Taftjlef here tonight foSrooklyn the principal Address at trie unvlfng il the monument ureoted to Jthe prison ship martyrs Jersey City svrtlL be reached at 123r ml tomorrow when the Taf will land the party at a Brooklyn whsjrr near ther monument MrXaft wliv re main here ThereturriitrersX Cljbr Wlljba mid in1 ins same manner inline aiiernoon I when MrTaft immediately will beelri his Jcurnej soutlu Mi Taft will stop over Sunday in Washington to visit Presaest Bboseveir Guests at Lunchsoii jc The President elect and Vice Jresrdent elect and several otherswerethe guests jt a luncheon today glven by Odvelect Pra per Jf Massachusetts at the Oaks which was reached by drive 6f several 4nlles After the luncheon Mr Taf had a a extended conference with Mr Sheryi nen a Rrt latoi wit llowi Ttfatf rticcalcommitteeman from New Torkl The subject of the discussion between I tne neaas oi tne next administration was admitted toDe aitairsof state but the details wouiabe divulged by neitheiT No TalkofSenatorsnip 1 Mr Srierruan said he had not discussed the New Tork senatorial situation nor tbe organization of the next House 6 Kepresenatives Mr Ward said his call was entirely ofesoclal nature I Sacramento CaL Nov 13 A telegram extending an earnest Invitation to PresU dent elect Taft tOJ 1sItCalif6rnia and spend as muchtIme fcereLSpossible prior to his inauguration has been sent to him by Gov GlUettf LIEUT 330DD IS0NERATED Acquitted of Carelessness in Discharging Gasoline From Torpedo Boat Grampus Lieut Edwin Dodd Nl recently In command of the torpedoboat Grampus at Mare jisland CaV and charged with carelessness In discharging a larg quantity of gasoline on September 18 resulting In fire damage to two tugs and in the drowning of two men has been acquitted by the court martial and the findings havebeen approved by the Secre taryof the Navy The defense was that Lieut Dodd had tcken every precaution fcgalpst Are when ho discharged the gasoline in the harbor to have repairs made to the gasoline lank The liquid having been setaflre loan accidental way the jioUrt martial ex ocerated Lieut Dodd Will Dismiss Contract Surgeon Orders were issued at the War Department yesterday directing Contract Surgeon John Burkart TJ A of Grand Rapids Mich to report for thtf annulment of his contract as a surgeon Surgeon Burkart Is said tojhave beeain volved in the alleged improper conduct of army offlcers at Fort Wayne Detroit In the use of horse feed Diplomats to Plan Treaty With the return to this city next week of Mr Arosemeha thenew Panama min ister negotiations between that country and Cololhbia having in view a treaty A Jt JS a iof A Sail Vl Stf iy 03VaMsVtvA4i VmlTt yiaV KaWn aTtvi Ytft AnAa fVrflrtrAra wi ill SHU tn TlieBl Ji i pas WVI1 aw lig a HSJ 4 I oda hrackers with te54 to to vlf I I A VW aiVssir aaaaaaVB aW llSlaAaiaa ftMialllf WM lis aiaiiiuiLv mf ail Isf aaS i i i i IVnon aal vyeMrncsu vvcurwiap yvcu vicaijr SaaaaTaf Tit datttlfkt aaVr mnitfirr hrfitf ttnnKiOKI I IRA SassT Klsnir ttff in hutJt SaVnV fi ill im KtA rtrMJAi nKriTix rnuoAwv lliirv 12 i im iB1 i i areahxlouato find the mail clerk who between them wilf be resumed One of uie leaiures ox tms treaty will be a pro vision specifying Just what amount Panama shall bear thColombian debt befriended her on the morning of her arrival in the city The police hope to show that Mrs Read was rational at the time other arrival hr Denver On the other hand the womans husband and physician are hoping to get new proof of he womans alleged demented condition Information reached Chief of Police Armstrong that Mrs Reads condition was extremely critical The message came from her husband in whose care Mrs Read was placed by order of the chief It is said that both Mr Phlpps and his former wife are convinced that Mrs Read was not responsible for her actions THE SUNDAY POST Br Mall J20 Per Year PROFESSIONAL CARDS I aiiTOijriia tyYM itMgk ffliifn iQlMlaff II iTysmtel iiiiltBHwiMsWW I AMTISEiCEirrS if Av mc 1 iil wmss i mm ifcl4 ilp WASHINGTON C0LLE0E0F MUSIC INC 1218 1220 ST 1V ALL BRANCHES OF MUSIC TAUGHT Pupils Can Enter at AnyTime Phone Main 3580 Sena tor Catalonia WORK TOR 4000 MEN Peninsular Plant of American Car Company to Resume Detroit Mich Nov 13 Arrangements are being made for the opening this month of the local Peninsular plant of the American Car and Foundry Company About 2CC0 men will be put to work at first and this number will be gradually I Increased to the full strength of 4000 MISS MARION MACFALL bisrano Accompanist Coach and Vocal Lessons STUDIO ia ltlh at aw HEINTZ and MAS HEINTZ Dramatlo Teaor Accompanist Vocal Lessons Lessons on Piano StuiJlo IK Massachusetts Are nw inCEC If CDJiPErJijrr Conductor UWwaai nnwi nil wisointion uioai society and Georgetown Orchestra 8Tclk Method VIoUn Studio 1217 St Pticma 163 Oscar Franklin Comstock VOICE AND PIAKa STUDIO 1J17 Ij 25c Hair Barrettes 12c Large Size Fancy Carved Hair 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LA3KTS TUB XOVE WALTZ KELLY BARJUmUJOODIE CUr WilLjH TOX Ac BUT SEATS JOqAT McW ACADEMT iuant AnsMH Ustiaaer TTESDATTKirRSDATi SATUEDAT HAROLD YOSBURGH ASBILtT max Ia the most lntansa and trtppln drimatla star arcr offerwt to lha Babllo WANTED POLICE the Oirlllrna hiaaBetaa two gits rule extrtss entinas jolnf a mils a mlnata i NEXT WEEK BCSTEE BROWN SPECIAL N0JICES SPECIAI NOTICES Printing That Will Increase Your Business THE NINTH SEMIANNUAL DrVI dend of two and one half 2 1 2 ner cent has been declared on the preferred i stocK pt tee Washington Itallway ana Electric Company payable DECEMBER 1 1908 to preferred stockholders of record our Printing nas a eoBrlodng aalltr tlat November 21 1908 from the net earnlncs will appeal to customers in saaa a war as ta of the company Inersasa roar baalneaa A liberal ase ot prlatei i Books for tne transfer of preferred i infc la tha form ot aii xarta4 prtntlnc to stock will be closed from November 21 oalckast wr to brinf mora patrons to your store 1908 to December 1 1908 both dates incla UrGlLL WALL ACE 11D7 StrMt 111 sive WHITEHEAD SecreUry TIMXtoZ IIUI auwtnll FMNK MILBURH GO lARGHITECTSl WASHINGTON THE TWENTY SEVENTH JNNUAIi meeting of tbe National Homeopathic Ulospltal Association will be held at tbe avqw viiiara va iuoiAinorciuDT 17 190S at JO nv for eiectlotv of officers receiving reports and uch other bnslnesa as mar cronerlv rnmj hfrnm ius laeeuna 8 IIITTCHINBONSecreUrT GAYETY THEATER ALU Ttnj WEKK MATINKO EVERT DAT ROSE SYDELLS LONDON BELLES iotrodocUc soa naa aoralilrg ErarjtilBf aa KEXT WEEK A1CDT IIWI3 AKO HI3 UASOt ORAg BEAUTIE9 Special Meetings for Meif CnURCH OP THE COVENANT Conn Are aod 18th Sts 8 Address br Mr WortH a a a a ATHLETICS AND THE REIJOIOCS LITE Frecedad br Half Hour llaalcat Barvca KASPARJ 8TRINO QUARTET ALL MEN WELCOME ALL SEATS FREE tKOROwnrn tor xiiti rnn And sora fast lostatUr palalaaaty rattarad PRWHJTS III Pa tta Haws iaa A7 Pbaaa MX THE ANNUAL MEETlNa OF THE PERPETUAL Building Associatlton will ba hold on MQNDAT KoTembtr Ik 108 at 120 oclock in at tha ofllca of tbe association WX Uth at mr OGER MITCHELL Secretarr Printing Thats Showy That Brings Results Ct the most oat ot joar printing by hairing tbe work done at a prist shop that la capable ot prodnclrg wmethlng nor something dlffcrant aonwthlag better la printlngX The aart that wilt build business Judd Detwllr Inc THE BIO PRINT BHOP 4M 8J 11TH ST THE CORCORAN GAIXERYOS ART win tie xiosea to tnepuonc irom SATURDAY EVENING November 14 190 mI 7fWTKaT a nAmhf 1QAO tn installation of the second exhibition or American oil paintings and the Saint Gaudens memorial exhibition Mo ouiRE Director Attention National Grange Members we are uie largest dealers in desirable farm properties In the United StateeJ and we ahall be pleased te bare snf raamber rar at oar offlces for catalogue and tall Information xOreT J500 farms ere listed with as raoglng in pries from ILooo to IM0 rotereatlng dlsplsj ot photographs oa view SOULE REATTY 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