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northwest, be allowed sixty gallons per

capita per day of water for use in that

institution. Rev, D. J Stafford, pastor

of St, Patrick's Catholic Church, asked

the exemption on the basis that the school

is a free institution, and in no way a

source of revenue to himself or the parish

Dominican Trenty Here.

The text of the Dominican treaty, to

gether with the explanatory notes

adopted by the Dominican Congress,

reached the Bureau of Insular Affairs

at the War Department yesterday.

Y. XM. CS A Orchestra Concert.

The sixth annual concert of the Y. M.

C. A. Orchestra will be given in the

large hall of the Association building

Wednesday evening,

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WILL VISIT MEMPHIS

President Decides on Trip

Down Mississippi.

IN INTEREST OF WATERWAYS

Start to Be Made from Canton, Ohio,

Latter Part of September or Early

in October Receives Invitations

from Governors of Many States,

Commission to Hold Meeting.

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far as Memphis late in September or or

early in October next.

Presid Roosevelt has decided

a

September 30, the President will be in

Canton, Ohio, at the dedication of the

monument to William McKinley, and his

journey to Memphis will be a continua

tion of the Ohio trip. The primary object

of the river trip is the inspection of the

proposed improvements to navigation, and

the attendance at a meeting of the In

land Waterways Commission. The gov

ernors of several States invited Mr. Roose

velt to visit Memphis at the time of the

meeting of the waterways commission

early in October, and after considering

‘these invitations for several days he de

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The Washington herald. (1907). Washington, D.C., 1907-05-19. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045433/1907-05-19/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington herald, 1907-05-19.