The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 11

DAIL' ArlD T2 VIED1Tg SDAY, aurim 8, 1910. I. lEETIOGtoF IDEL'Jfilt( COIIIIIRCT 111 4.. olds, to Mr. P.

-liorgan Wells. The ceremony was performed Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the Park avenue Christian ehurt-h and was pronounced by Joseph No Ilarket7- pastor of that BANKRUPTCY PETITIGN BY LOCAL PLUMBER r-kfi 11) .10 ti tt i to Ilt II It II, 41 Wm ''It PII2 A. SlauterTnters Petition U. Court Clerk's -1 Bleb. vendr4 Address Made by Prof.

Royal Jarvis, 1M Will Be at Special of Borkof Public For Saturday. connection with the marble and stone Industry. All of the elements necessaty for the manufacture of both classes of cement were shown, toI abound in this vielniti. and it was stated by the speaker that, associated. witir.the., coal of this: state.

is one or more strata of fire clay of a very fine quality, which is a valuable resource not as Tbe productivity of the state in iron. copper, zinc silver were all discussed. being mentioned as one of -theotarliest copper producing sections 'of the nation. Following the lecture on minerals and the moeting adjourned, and eon was served. Mr.

Jarvis was tendered a vote of thanks bv the association for the lecture. A. J. Price is in the city, but was not well enough to preside over the meeting last night. Ile at the rooms of the asSociation afternoon, having returned from the nortki on the previous day.

and In WS Savage was the presiding 1 V.s iNtt IL I ear' krr On Mineral and Ore Deposits of TennesseeReport From Secretary Starrett. A 1r i to. 4 A voluntary in hankrupley was filed in the office of the clerk of the United States court Tuesday by William A. a plumber in business at 208 We9t Clinch avenue, this city. According to the schedules the Isintiff had liabilities amounting to 3951 ,33 while his assets aggregate but Of this latter 'amount, 11802.80 is claimed as- exempt.

The pi- Mimi was- filed by J. C. Wilburn. and 15,, Temoletoo -8c I A special meeting of the board of public works will be held at ten o'clock Salurday morning, at which tit9e bids be opened for the cisnitructi6nof walks In front of the ikropprty, at 414, '4 ok 1 (014tzik BUSY MEETING OF SUBURBAN COUNCIL ROUTINE MEETING OF WATER COMMISSION 1 IF you want to find out bow a man stands you look ltim up in the community wheke be lives. Don't you? And the same thing might apply just as well to an institution.

If I could induce you to come to Greensboro, see our buildings and grounds and talk with our townspeople about what we are doingthere wouldn't be much question in your mind of the standing of this Institute, I am sure. If you can't do thatnote carefully the picture above. See the spacious buildings, the broad lawns and the shady trees. For the Institute is built on one of the most famous find beautiful old estates in the Southonce the bane of a former governor of the State. Tha old mansion now modernized and enlarged into a delightful, comfortable and convenient sanitariumwith every appointment of a perfectlyequipped modem hotel 416422 West at the corner of Chamberlain street.and West Fifth avenue.

Two notices' to lay sidewalks: have been sent to -these properly 'owners by the-board, but, as they have declined to let the contraet for the same, the walks will, be laid elty at the expense of 'the' owners. As yet, these walks are the Only ones for which the board has received' At a Isi)ecial meeting, of the -board Tuesday- morning, Chairman Flenniken, was antlforized to adveritse for bids for the- Eleanor street, -Maskel -alley and Weicker street sewerT laterals, aud also for gilading of the Williams lot. The dirt from this, lot be used-in build ing the approach to the Asylum -avenue The bids )will be opened and', awarded at the of.tho "big three" a week from Thursday. A) the meetingOf the Manufacture and Pr Oduleers association beld last at their rooms-in the Imperial hotel the election of members to the board of governors' respited in col. L.

DTy son and Savage being chosen to sueceed Two ether members of the association- were selcaed for menibershin board, James Maywird, and .7: Allen Smith succeed-log A-J. Price-and Peter E. Blow. Secretary John Starrett made a statement to the membews concerning the Mdustrial. situation; the -Ilovring: Secretary's "To the officers 'tindmembers of the Allannfacturcrs and' Producers' assochk The weekly meeting of the city waterworks commisAion as held in the office of the chairman four.

o'clock Tuesday afternoon- Only routine mAtters were up for And two regnests fors extensions were granted. The request of the Appalachian Exposition, that the mains of)the commis- sion be -extended to its is still In the hands of committee appointed some weeks and Jierfillite upon the matter has been, taken 6 MADE OF COAL MINE The best way to find out the kind of werk we are doing is to ask any of the 6,500 men whom we have cured. I have published a few.of their voluntary opinions in a book that is full of vital interest. You can write me with the perfect assurance that your letter will be treated as confidential. Mountain View Sinking Fund Ordinance Passed on Final Reading.

At meeting of theI.Mountain- View council Tuesday night at eight o'clock at the office of Recorder feat Mabry, one ordinance was missed on its -third and final -reading on WAS The ordinance providing for a -sinking fund for the retirement of the $20,000 bond iesue made itr Januarywas pass on third and final reading-. ordering all -sr: stores closed on Sunday was passed on second reading last Monday night and dt -was- to have 4 been, on, its third reading last was deferred. There was 'considerable routine-business transactedi- after which 9treet work was discussed. Asargoon a. City Attorney Chas.

M. Roberts draws up an 'ordinance' providinaJor some sidewalk pax. Ina, it will be pvesented -to the City Engineer B. D. Newton is making setnie surveys, for Ana will make his report at the next meeting.

OSBORN, President North CA.rolina' YOUTHFUL NIEVES RIDE I. -Mit ledge Returned From Visit to .4 iDr Rutledge, Tens ge of loeal mine rescue station ntthe geological surrey, returned Meader afternoon from Johnson county. Kentucky, where he has been samoling.coal-for the last week samples collected by Dr. Rptledge will be -sent to. the Pittsburg experiment station, where the tests will be made.

NEWSPAPER NiAr4 PRIMARY RETIIIINS WILL 'N 'BE CANVASSED TODAY A But Come to GrieftWhinATaken In Tow By Policeman. A A Petro lo-en Tiller and Malone 'broke the iecord for youthful arrests -this morning about when they arrested Lee-Brock aged six, and, Chas. PPVP-11. for stealing a tricycle. a toy auto', mobile and a white rabbit.

They were found on Stale street. be-1 tween Union and Commerce avenues. Brock I was riding the tricycle and Pruitt was playing chauffeur in-the automobile with the big red-eyed rabbit as his passenger. When arrested. both began crying and, each that the other stole the Melee.

laey were taken to police headquarters and locked up for the night. LittleBrack claims that-his home in on Enid avenue. but does not know the number. and Pruett says that he live over a store but does not know on what street Neither -of them would tell -where they got the INDEPENDENTJUDICIARY -COMMITTEE -ORGANIZERS If you want yallrl friends to that you are a welt dress'ed ma wear al "Hair Marked" Surd hat, and other furnishings. It i I T.

Murphy. city editor of the Augusta, Chronicle, 'was yesterday appointed postmaster at Augusta, Ga. by Presi- dent Taft--Ite was one of newspaper men who accompanied President Taft on ta -andford H. Cohen. assivtantto the president )f the Appalachian, Et.poeitiOni wasimuch elated over Mutthy appointment, and 'had been instrumental in obtaining 'baring gotten up it petieon signed by three thousand -persons urging the appoiatment.

Cohen w1rt84his congratulations to Mr, Knox CountrBoard In the Office of W.11. Ken- nerly The members of the committee appointed to hold tfie'Knelt last Saturday wiltktneet at follIS-4eclock this afternoon in the office of W.Y1'. Ken nerly 'In 'order to canvass the returns from the primary The following are the members of the committee: Messrs. C. IL Atkin, Hu It.

jonnaton and Hensley. th.0;..5.4.4ät I iVrth- the passageofthe railroad rrte bill through the congress, which has air so long a time' bePn under considera-, lion by both bodies, the opinion prevails tlit.t business will now undergo- a no, ticeable and marked improvement, The freight, as well as the express rates, has I 6, long been contended 'to be excessive, -1' conti)u red With the service performed, At 11 not only has thbr fact been sci-Con- dividered, but the threatened increase by -transportation companies fl, made 1.0-b.eSsar)ri, thee' claim, by advancements in wages, ra ther I han en-Counter' tabor of the inure prominent featurekt of the may be mentioned, i as the entire proposition is a mutter of 'concern -t,) inInufacturers. court of commerce will 1)6 created to lid-; judieate appeals-, train thor decisions of the I. C. stock Si kla bond issues of the railroads will-be controlled by the fixing the price at twhi11 entities -may -be sold.

The long and provisions of biltwere so emended Ps to permit a.geenter charge i for a long sbort hatil, bet. only 1, it the COntlient of the 'commission es- i PTCPTISi011 being made against' the of it lotver rate for of water comPetitfon. -The bill for the of as tin aH- in the consideration -of freight rates. It also prohibits a rail- Eroad from holding stock-in the lines of Es company will, no j'dsitlit, -result in some material 'changes in the rules of. transportation as as the rates Xelegratilt and telephone lines pre Placedunder, the jnrisdiOir.

of the Ship-perm arc the right to: designate the routeT over, which, their mho bee (tarried. railroad. romPanies will be required te ilPon Piica ion and penalties', arkprovided for misstatementaor failure to comply with such written "The subject river transportation 'oilfevitaliy interesting to inatinfac- i 1 'turers of this gection, and one that they 1 owtn interest At the -meet- sh 'ring of nivel-Improvement LIPassociation at Harriman, Novem- 5 and 0 of 'last yearrihis association delegates, and the reports that this. subject Palle into ti, quite- The itssociat ion hail the vrivilege-of -bearing a most etce1- -1 from Mr. John A.

Fox, di- I rector' of the National Rivera and liar. it congress, some -on'the 1 some mom.um,nau, ysz 2 lulau'IT I Chairman For Each County In I tI 0 ELECTION HELD BY --11 CHILHOWEE LOOG 0 6ce.for rea q.IS REVIVAL VI.ILL'IlE- i 1 COLIMENCE James II. Bandren. If City, '31' D-IUNDAY 4 v. ku W.

0 ireoetk second a congressional- district meithers of the, state 4 committee for the free ladiciary- met At the Park Baptist scsterday4 and appointed-e committee for the second district. U. A. Series of was made chairman anct the '-11 i tallairing county chairmeTt whin, will 'orgall. Ise county committees WPTO named as.

op Ibna.E.Ibt, ....0 lko. 7 Asir Kw, is III VI 1, MS WI." 4 I 6COTT.2, clot 1111W tent low I No .0... 1 At the regular meeti of Chilhowee lodge No. 247, O. 1.i, lut nighv in their hall over the Union hank, the semiaonyal elettion of officers was The officers.

eleeted are as 'follows: Noble GrandL Artllur Davidson. Vico GrandR. C. Daggett. 'SecretaryP.

Pierce. officer atm ele-. wc 0,. Luc SUMP' ttion of officer Was The eleeted are is. oole Artllur Davidson.

itco GrandE. C. I3sszett SecretaryP W. Pierce. E.

ij. wr la CO al Aoderson cunty Dr IL Ma. A revival will ive Inaugurated at ihe Lin (reek; Bionnt. Cox. Mckyvville; CrouP, coin Park-naptist Church next Sunday.

it Meredith, ellico. It. F. No. will he conducted by the pastor.

Bey. 36 Luntiford: asaleced by Rev, J. M. Anci, Hu Dn.r,.-Dvf?.., Ir.wttirs,m.11io,firrnids.. erson.

pastor of South Kooxville Baptist ridge; Knox; John Ili. ttniton. hnoxvillet eburch. The Igtter recently returned from boucles, W. a Lenoir.

Philadelphia; Roane It. where' he conducted a succeasful eries of revival service although debar II. IL Carr. Harriman; Union. Berry the next meeting to be on -s.

It Is Scott. Marion Ing under laandicap. having been ill dur- Tuesday evening une 14, a number of aren-nli new members will be tg 4 The ost oftbtim Lincoln- Pnrk revival witi-be, held int asv urvuran-rm lig ate uttia Leu Tile suntoin, Para In Ama wove ,,,,1 -41101ft- 0 'i. tiaef! '1 1.,.:,, 7- 4 1 0 tba On gpegationts- texr and Abe frempetla for -a success-fur rerival arevry latterfalL "tic 1 at ob dpa' Rsui return 'lune it 1510'. Special train sLlI.

710 ing, leave Chattanooga 8:00 salon Obota nst--- es a sPot A 1 LO ANIL. 1 I Insrfanee Bid i Dixie Gent Is the mttest toil sold-Infr'Kuottlit4. SOUTIIERN COAL COKkPCOt, Plumes CAL i H.I Fl i ho ubieet of improvement of this -assJs-Ittiton i BIRTHDAY PARTY IN LINCOLN PARK HOME' 01ASS DAY PATE ANNOUNCED They Will Be Held at Stattb's Theatre- Night. announced yesterday that the school class day exercises. postponed front Tuesday night, would be bold Staubs theatre Friday night.

beginning at eight o'clock. The exercises were poitvaned from. Iva night on account of the death' of airelatire of a member of -the gradhating Class. and one who has prow- inentpart In the class play. 0 5 'EQUALIZATION BOARWS-'At EIRST- REDUCTION waLlia 000 FroniAssessment of Standard Handle go.

YceteVlayt aas tho 'first day of work for tho'board of equalization. the only thing of Interest yesterday as a reduction of tax front the Standard -Handle assessment. 'Ara a matter of form, and done because- the compdny tras practicali3-'-teased operations. was- made. under last No changes of were made bY the hoard.

The board is holding sessions 'daily in the criminal conrtt room at the court A biriaday party was given Monday in honor of Miss Elloshoth'Keirth at her home On Chickamauga avenue. Lincoln Park. The honoree numerous presents. Those present were: Misses Mellie Booth. Ruth Orey, Elizabeth Bessie Dunmore, Mettle Con' ner.

Mary Wolf'''. Henderson. Margaret Wells and Mabel Stern: Master Carman Keith. Mrs. R.

F. Freels, Misses Anna Richardson and Maud Keith, Master Jessie Keith an Miss Mabel Keith. 44v E. RN MO. mo r.0 4 1541 i A T-111s ENJOYABLE FISHING PARTY AT BEAVER CREEK I Announcement was -made Tuesday by Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Reynolds of the marriage of their-daughtert Miss Mary IS. B.

Reyn- IDENTIFIED AS LEONARD. women visitors brought al- the North on Mr. Peari's last trip. hp bums mid persuaded several of the of an American expedition to the Anarc fleets to inscribe their names. -Captain next year, going from the Weddell gesti i and Mrs.

Scott arrived about four o'clock side, and pushing southward over ch II! and were enthusiastically eered. Antarctic Ile leaves 11' In the meantime noted figures, of the New York on June Thqnce he -wl exploration world went- abroad. Among go to Boston and joilk. an huntiMt I these was Captain )3artlett. who was in London.The.great international race for the South rote -began when the Terra Nova, the ship of Captain Scott's expedition.

left London to begin her historic Prior to the departure the vessel swarmed with visitors. -Many ilie-Have Everything: Special attention given to 'household gcgulA and pianos. TRANSFER, it COAL Ca. I 7 Roth 'Phones. 1--- An enjoyable affair of 'net week was a fishing party given in honor of Mint Sabeth Watt.

prior to her return to her home in Indianapolis The party spent the day fishing, at Beaver a pie-ale dinner was enjoyed. Those in the party were Misses Elizabeth Watt. Nettle Stelia Metter, Lela Allison. Marlon Lew. Lucile Agnes Low; Mows.

Harry MON Rex Shari), Letter Cox tod.Charlie CHURCH BENEFIT'AT PARK CITY SCHOOL I i ly nrolided in the form of a trimming maehme will perform all the operations of earrtt.ey wiannfarture with the exeerAteon of merely flits Printing of the face and reverse of bills. 411 teen of the new combination machfitev and $20,000 for forty of tile new styled trimmers; but this -investment wi1 tpti quickly returned for it is estimated thatby the new process of curerney manufaelt tore made possible by these new ma4i, chines 'Uncle gam will effect a staving In wares alone- amounting -to $140.000 year. Phones661 and call for Dixie Gem Coat. ISOUTHERIst COAL-A: COKE Co. -I 3 very interesting affair' was the play "Mts.

Jor Irazi given last night at the Park high sehool 'under the auspices of4k.the latiles1- aid society of thelilait Park avenue Alethodist eknrrh -14011th. elle play was well arrangqd, and thofta took the parts of wax, fignres in pautoMimes, tbep tiainett. Quite a large alidi cacti' was present at the-playtand anent sum was proceeds-will go the any the vumbored anti sealed bills have been tut aloart it zatherk those hills together right -side tql-ws skillfully and much more quickly than any Inman being could do it, and ere it passes them out for 'consonmers it counts them and apportions 1 them in packets-of that has heretofore involved manual labor. the new combination-rachine floss 811 these various things in just about half the time that has -heretofore been required for any one of -these steps in money The trimming machine not only saves half the number of operatives required for that'Part of the process but without it the combination machine would' be practically tise logo. It to -expected that by Julpl.

1910, the national government will have expended about $60,000 for an installation of fit, New Method Will Revolutionize plan of indirldual numbering tosehines the individual sealing machines-and I individnat machines hadn, al: too fed by.band. In the neat comprehensive l'OWever. all the feettinit is 'done automatiotily. and inasmuch, as a 09 ef 1000 sheeta--that :8. 30.000-notescan be the magazine department will be pogNole- to the ma4 chine 'contioussivs for thrte Iiiturs at avers sre'.

ithout siopping to re- pleni3h the taippl.r. The new -combination maclun not only concentra tea -1 he operations wilo)e group cf marhucs. but st cauc Lings tthit hare not hereollore teen done by 'I Considerably more than 100 empleyetv and seventy machines will be displacefpl absolutely and constitute net gaitMoreover the new machinery lion will otecupy fractlan of the tii Boor space of the old, the allowance foefl 1, depreciation and tepairs will la tionately less, there will be a heavy evict: ing in the amount of electrical- curtten, required for operation and other ---uicirr. dental economies tall contributing to tz. total of really surprising Moody's 'Magazine.

I eyzsi, .,4,,,.., 4- 1,,,,, Mo 1i-, 441 Iru i' 1 2- 1 11 ,.,,,,,1 (it '44 1 1 I I ICcal, dr Making of Paper Money. --Twn newly perfected time satint machines. the invention ot 'which WS, brought about by the spur arenbout to revolutionize the manufacture-of all forms' of.pa- combination machine '(far number-bag, sealing and separating), wittua new-. SUMMEIZ DEZSERTS nu-miler of the nationalovongresa. Dor' ing Mr.

Fox's stay, subscriptione amounting to upwards of $500 weye secured for- this sork TIi Teccut address of Mr. -Matthews of the MissisRiver Trausportalion which proposes to establish a line of towboats Steel barges between Louis and tioxville, while liStehed- to byl only a few Of the business 'win of the city, pravtd to be so tuterestfig that, the meet-int did not adjourn until after eleven in'. "The local association in conjunetion with. the other bodies has extended an invitatton through Congress. man Austin to President'Taft to taisit this fall and it is reported that will accept.

Upon request of -thel National-Association of- 'Manufacturers, the association elected Mr. James Mayitard to go to Washington duriug the resent session of in the event It became- necessary torepreatit -the lutelests the mauufacturers of this Mr. Stsynard accepting. -The4 association is interested in the success of the Appalachian Exposition, a in paying the expenses of eon' gressman Itodenberg. who is the chair.

Ilan of the coinmittee on industrialaris Id expositions. for- au address -at aith70 theatre on the night of 'Feb' rtiarv, 12, in companI -with two othet coligresemetr-who delivered mos t. enter; specchea on- important subjects, to a crowded houseonotwithstanding an night, after which a' buffet WAS served at the Imperial the entire expeuses being paid byl fithiA At the last two onar-1 terly meetings. thq. members enjoyed let-1 -4ttures delivered by Switzer and Ferris.

of the University of Tennessee, ou the sublect of eSmoke Consumption" "Friel Economy" respectively, which listened to by-f a fair number our members. land large number At biTisiness men-and citizens of the city. The nssociation has closed a good gainiug several new members, its financial affairs have been and are In better shape than at may time la its history its influence has been -sought aml has been felt in -many- the 7board of goyernors has met in regulat beSSi011 during the Past -year. twice -a month. with the of two meet-.

lugs. hiring failed of a quorum but one and the other luring the secretary's illness in a hospital. -We have filed unefawirrds of three hundred claims against the railroads. secured payment on seventy per emit amounting to about $2.500 and have quoted more Allan 3.500 rates in response for requests, for same." A leniore of the meeting as a On "Ores and Mineral Deposits in 11 he 'Vicinity of KnogYille," delivered by Jervis of the Lialversity Tennessee. in which he gave some very interesting information concerning the Products of this their comparisons with the amount produced win the United States.

Having the total mineral product in the United classed the ores 1st metallic and atoci-metallic. of which latter. le the most important. and showed the 'productivity of the various in Tenneasterwhile for thel-ear 1908. figures Prove that this state pro' daced 41.082.852 short tons.

at a value of $41,9411.393. This represents the products oil sixteen counties of the state of 'which Campbell county alone twenty-five per cent. The coal-fields of Ten, ziessee. be said. may be thrown into three the produets of all of which are bitrouhmus.

Marble- was next discussed. Tennessee having been shown as standing among, the--marble producing states 'of Abe union for-the past year, Vermont-awl lthe 'Vicinity of Knoxville," delivered by I'. Jarvis of the Ualversity Tennessee. in which he gave some eo very interesting information enneerniug the nroducts of this their comparisons with the- amount produced v-tiii the United States. Having enumer- .1 ated the total mineral product in the United States, he classed the ores Int metallic and non-metallie of which latter.

coal le the most important. and showed the productivity of the various connties in Tennessetrwhile for the year 1908 figures prove that this pro: (bleed 0.082.852 short tons. at value of V1.141.393. This represents the Products oil sixteen counties of the state of which Campbell county alone producet1 twenty- fire per cent. The coal -fields of Ten- essee.

be said. may be thrown into three the products of 'all of which are bituminous. Marble was next discussed, Tennessee having been shown as standing amons, Om-marble producing states of 'the union for Ike past year, Vermont -awl Shank! be made' -with, -Mai, Mbbon nilln, rich and delicate 1 Wait forBeamans Big "Off-Season" Sale LL LEAGUE 'SCHEDULE UTH EASTERN i Begins nextzFridst mornimr. egtore elosPd Thurpdayr, straw ha At -KnoxTille4. I At Rome.

AeAsbetille At Gadsden. At illorristown, At JobnOnni.eitr;:.!.::4.fl i 13, 14,.15. Aug. 9, 10. June 30-1-2.

July 11, 12, 13. Aug: It 2, 3. 'July 7, 8, 9. Aug. 11, 12, 13.

Sept. 8, 9, 10- SUMMER-MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN PLANNED Jurie 9, 10 11. July18, 19, 20. Sept. 1, 2, 8.

1 JOHIC8ON CITY. 6. July. 21, 22, 23. 'Aug.

29, 30, 31. 1 5, 6. July 14, 15.16..,, Aug- 1. 3. I A.

IL 1L-1 June 18; 14, 15. Aug. 8, 9, 10. July It. 12: 12.

Aug. 4, 6. 6. Y. M.

C. A Wil1Zn1ist Merq -I I June 16, 17, 18. July 25. 26, 27. Aug.

18, 19, 20. ors For' Summer Months; 7, 1 June 27,,28, 29. July-4, 5, Si a July 1S, 19, 20. Sept. 1, 2, 11.

ASMEVILLE 7N MAZTIN VA1-314 A3 THA MYpTEPitfrAZIJACM LEONARD" tJ 1.1 k-- IJulte 9, 10, 11. July 19. 19, 20. Sept. 1.

2, S. June 28, 24; 25. Aug. 2Z, June 6 7, 8. 'July, 21, 22, U.

29, 30, 31. July 4, 5. S. July 14, IL IS. Aug; 4, 5, S.

June leo 17, 13. July 23, 29, 30. Aug. 11, 12, 111. Sept.

5. 6, 7., I July lilt 15, 16. Aug- 1. 2, 3. July 7.

9. Aug. 15, 15 17. July 11. 12.

1 -Avg. 4, 5, 5. June 22. Aug. 26, 26, 27, 10; 11.

July 21, 22, 23; Aug. 29. 30, 31. KNOXVILLN 1 Only. 1 At it meeting of the membership eom-1 nilttee of the Central V.

M. C. A. last I night at eight o'clock at the association building. it was decided to launch a membership campaign.for utembete 'who wish to belon: only during the summer mouths.

special rate was on for a three monthe', membereltip. and the workers in the campaign were divided into two squads, the (Reds" -and tre'''Bittes'! w4th Roscoe Word and W. l' Toms, captains, respectively. Each I squad will be composed of fifteen men, nod aside from them, an -Itppetil will be made to every member of thn aesociation to secure one new member. At it meeting of the membership rom- mittee of the entral Y.

C. A. last! night at eight o'clock at the association building. it was derided to launch a mem- bership campalgator niembets who wish to belon: only during the summer ouths. special rate was ecided on for a the membership, -and the workers In the -eamvaign were di tided Into two squads, the (Ueda" and tire'l'Blites'! with Roscoe Word and W.

l' Toms, captains, respectively. Each squad will be composed of fifteen men, sod aside from them, an appetil will be made to every member of the associa- tio)1 to secure one new member. ROltig June 27: June .20, 21, 22. July 27. Aug.

18. 19. 20 June 30--12- July 2S, 29, Aug. 25, 26, 27- I I June 16. June 23 24 25 July 7..,8, 9.

Aug. 22: 23: .241 IAug. 11. 12..41. Sept.

8. 9, 10.. I I June 13 14, 15. June 30-1 2 July 4 6. I Aug.

8 9, 10. 18 19, 20. Boston the the sensational feature up to date was the positive identification of the picture of Martin J. -Walsh, of 'lack" mia the faro dealer who; Coleman says, lured him to the game in New York which 'resulted in the wrecking of the Cambridge Bank Wifsh peered The idenlification was made by William W. Lockhart, champion and thatiffer of Coleman and by C.

II. Lowe. of Newton; Walsh is alleged to be the brains of the faro swindlers. Ile has long been known as a "card sharp" and has been nutted up in games in the smoking rooma 7 of ocean liners In which men lost large The boys classes of the Central Y. M.

sums Of money. Some time ago hi W80 which were to have closed a sue- barred front the ocean liners which dock mm essful campaign last Sat- at New York; nrday night have deeided to continue the Walsh has lived for some time in Mx coroplogn throughout' this month. 'the nriAnstrfurnished apartments in Hunt' re.pi-jili,t cc. both teams declare thet their ington -avenue with his-heautiful wife, boys bad only become interested' when and there is said prospective victims the last contest and that befote of the faro game were splendidly enter- of the month. they will have tained.

J.ast summer Walsh maintained Georgia alone surpassing this state ins secured a larger number of members an expensive summer home at amount of this Product marketed4 tlyan duriag the whole of their last ton- where he and his wife entertained hi- Industry was considered In I test. I EN June 27, 22, 29. 26. 27. Sept.

2, June 20. 21, 22. Aug'. 15, 16. 17.

7., June 23 24, 25. 'July 23. 29, 30. Aug. 22, 23, 24.

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