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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-04-30
SHORT ITEMS
Hsines News of Interest up
 tO Date.

Haines. April 2S.- Mir. Thomas Dryden Is in Skagway for a few days this week. Harry Fay has been receiving quite a stock of spring goods and Is making some nice displays.
 New restauran, opening on Water front street this week.
 Tim Vogel goes Co Porcupne today and Will return tomorrow.
 Lucas and Erie have a large phono- graph. and give concerts daily.
 R. M. Odell's stock q, increasing sC rapidly that he Is soon to build an ad' dition Co hi, store.
 Steamer Nordica came down with Captain Richardson a, D. m. today. Harry Fay and Tom Marquam were out flying kite, today
 The Humboldt came iu port at 2:lo n. m
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Lieut.. Col. w. S. Schuyler, Second Cav
airy, has been detailed by Secretary
Root, to inspect the organized militia of
Maryland.
First Lieut.. James A. Woodruff, of the
Engineers, has been ordered to proceed
to West Point and report in person TO
the Superintendent Of the Military Acad-
envy for duty with the Department of
Engineers there. Lieutenant Woodruff
was to have commanded companies G
and H, Of the Artillery, soon to be sta
toned at the Washington Barracks
Lieut.. Edward WinshiD's many friends
in Washington viii be glad to learn that
he has been discharged from the Army
and Navy Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark
Capt. Charles r. HoyIand, Twenty-first
Infantry, has been ordered to San Fran
cisco, where he is to serve on the stan of
Gen Arthur Macarthur. commanding the
Department of California.
4 proposition is afoot to transfer the
Naval Observatory from the charge Of
the Navy Department 10 that OF the De
partment of Commerce and Labor. The
President has appointed commission.
consisting of Prof. Walcott. Gen. Will
liam Crozier. Chief Naval Constructor
BowIes. Mr.. Garfield. chief of the Bureau
Of Corporations. and Mr. Pinchot OF
the Agricultural Department, to consider
the matter No final agreement has been
reached.
Colonel Mills. inspector general, has
been sent to Denver for the purpose OF
preparing a report of the Baldwin Incl
dent in case the War Department in
tends to investigate the affair
Capt. R. Clover. for many years mill
tary attaehe of the United States en-
ba5sy in London, has been called home
to await orders. During his long con
ncction with the American embassy Cap
tain Glover has gained many fast friends
and established an enviable reputation
as an able and faithful representative of
his government. His recall is regarded
as a distinct loss to the social life of
London.
CAPT Il. Knox has been relieved from
duty as assistant commandant of the
Pacific naval district, and ordered to
superintend the fitting out Of the Brook
Ign and 20 take command OF her when
she is placed in commission
Col John O'ConDeH has been placed in
command of the Thirtieth Infantry. to
replace Colonel Rogers. appointed briga-
der general.
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Mr.. RusseIl's Recital

MILFORD Russell, the we'll known Eng
Hsh baritone and great local favorite.
gave his farewell recital yesterday at
ternoon at the Washington Club. Mr..
Russell. although recent victim of
grip, was heard to advantage in varied
program, including English and irish
ballads, German love songs. and last 2of
all splendid rendition Of the ''Torea-
dor" song from Carmen" Mr.. Russell
also gave as an extra number Nevin's
Rosary Mrs. Russell, as usual ac-
companied her husband. Among his sub
sCribers and patrons were LADY Her
bert, Count Cassini, 'signor Mayor des
Planches. Baron Moncheur. Koeora
Takahira, Baron ". a. F. Gevers. Senior
Merou. Senior de Quesada. Mr.. Leger.
Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. Philander c. Knox
Mrs. Boardman. Mrs Wesley Merritt
Mrs. H. c. Perkins, Mrs. Robert Patter-
son. Mrs Larz Anderson. Mrs. George 2.
Huff, Mrs ". W RockhiH, Mrs. Au-
gustus c. Taylor. Mrs. NJ. M. Parker
and Miss Kibbey.
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RED MEN ENTERTAIN.

seItese Tribe No. 16, Improved Order
of Red Men. entertained and gave a
dance last night at their wigwam, 623
Louisiana Avenue northwest The fol-
lowing local talent took part: Edna
Gundersheimer, song; William W.
Keefer, song; Carl Hayre. mono
Iogue; Fred J Plank black face
comedian; Frank Mitchell. comic song:
Henry Gundershelmer, Hebrew imper-
senator, and long talk" by Mitchell
Hanson The affair was complimentary
and was in charge of the following com
mittee. J G. Deponai. chairman, Nit
Cheu Hanson. secretary: G. O. Chencuit.
F. n Nichols, and Charles Waiter
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Among the Diplomats.

The British Ambassador and Lady
Herbert have invitations out for a dance
tomorrow. complimentary 10 Miss Alice
Roosevelt The dance viii be a small
affair Of about a hundred guests
News has been received of the mar
rage yesterday of Capt. Dudley Raw
son de Chair. the naval attache Of the
British embassy, and Miss Enid Stru-
ben. OF Cape Town
Mr. and Mrs. de Chair viii arrive IN
Newport some time IN June. and viii be
established at the Hill Top cottage,
where Captain de Chair secured apart
ments before sailing for England
Baron Won sternburg, the German am
bassador. yesterday presented 10 Secre-
tary Root and Assistant Secretary san
ger of the War Department Commander
Erwin Shaefer. the German naval at
tache. who looks after harbor defenses
and notifications, which in Germany
come under the jurisdiction OF the
navv-
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S saaao: News and Gossip of Society

brate the occasion. She received a
number of handsome presents. Refresh
ments were served for the little ones.
I after which their pictures were taken
Among those present were Miss Nil
lette, Miss Young. Miss Stafford. Miss
Wilson. Miss Barnes. Miss Santuyci,
Master Tommy McGraw, Mrs Root MI.
and Mrs NiIlette Mrs. Wilson. and Mrs.
HcGrath.
Miss Rusk, who Is a guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Thompson. win be pleasant
~ remembered as the daughter Of the
former Secretary of Agriculture.
The many friends and admirers Of the
talented and charming Mrs. Gielow will
be glad to know that she win give two
more dramatic recitals before leaving
Washington. The first will take place
at the home of Mrs Edmund K. Colds
borough, 1881 X Street. Monday. April
q, at 1 o'clock. and the second at the
residence Of the Misses Riggs, 1917 I
Street, Monday, May 4, at o'clock. The
programs viii consist of songs and sto-
Ties from Mrs. GieIow's popular books.
"Ajammy's "Reminiscences" and "Old
Plantation Days" and by request Mrs.
Gielow viii give The Surrender of
CORVALLIS" by Thomas Nelson Page;
ole Miss and Sweetheart" by Harry
SullwelI Edwards, and cole Mistis,"
q Kentucky horse race story, by John
Trotwood Moore.
Mrs Cielow is q peerless impersona-
tor, and in both the songs of old
Nanny" and in the sober and high ut
terances Of the old coIored woman there
are notes Of pathos which stir the
heart below the spring of tears, even as
laughter wells up from the perennial
sources Of mirth.
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bride, OF Pen Van. y Y. and Miss Alice
A 0rton, sister of the groom, OF Fair
fax Vt.
A V Clark. of Geneva. y. Y. was best
man, ana the Ushers were n. B. Waite,
Kirk Holmes. Allen =. Davis. ". L
Symons, Duncan Stuart. Dr. Joseph S
Chamberlain, DR.. R Z. B. Mckinney,
and Carleton + Ball.
Mr. ard Mrs. Orton left Monday night
for a Southern trip. They viii live in
Takoma Heights.
Miss Cecilia DeIihaunt. OF this city
and Maryland, and Richard Calvert Tay-
Tor, were married yesterday al The home
OF the brides mother at Randolph. Md.
The bride and groom entered the drawing
room together, their only attendants
being two little pages. Scott Fitzgerald
and Jack Garland. The Rev. Father
Pardow. s. J.. of New York. an init
mate friend of the brides family. per
formed the ceremony, after which a
wedding breakfast was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Calvert left later for Atlantic
City and wiz go from there to Norfolk.
their future home.
4 wedding Of Importance to take place
today viii be that Of Miss Lucy de l.
Keal ny to Julian Hill Of Richmond. It
viii occur at noon at the residence Of
the brides parents, Gen. and Mrs John
Watts Kcaruy. 1905 Connecticut Avenue
in the presence OF a small company. in
cludjng out of town friends of the bride
and bridegroom. The Rev. James 2.
Mackin, Of st. PauTs Church, will cele-
brato the marriage,
Another wedding of the day will be
that Of Miss Grace Parkers and Lieut..
Ernest Manning Reeves, I. 5. A. at st.
Patrick's Church,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Croghan announce
the marriage of their daughter. Hen
Ttetta Rachel, 10 Joseph Scott WaIsrnith.
Saturday April II at Washington. D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Walsmith viii be at home
after May / at WIkesbarre, Pa.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Frances Fairfax, of Baltimore.
sister OF Lord Albert Fairfax of Gamer
on, to Lowndes Rhett, of New York. Miss
Fairfax is a cousin of Mrs. Burton Har-
rison-
The wedding Of Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes. TO Robert Hunter. man
aser Of the University Settlement in Ell
bridge Street, viii be celebrated on
Tuesday, June 9, at the country place Of /
The brides parents. at Noroton, Conn. j
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Notes.

\ tea for the benefit Of the McAuI
Mission il France will be given at the
residence Of Mrs b H Warner this af-
.ternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock This, like
the Japanese garden party, viii be Of
social interest. as well as being d de-
serving charity.
Mrs. Christian. wife Of Capt. J B.
Christian. Ninth Cavalry, instructor at
the Military Academy, West Point. n Y.
is on q short visit 10 her parents, Major
and Mrs. SIbIey. 2021 HuIyer Place.
Mrs. Pinchot is entertaining Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock. of New York. at the
home OF her son, Clifford Pjnchot, on
Rhode Island Avenue.
a, L. Barber sailed for England yes
terday, TO be abroad six weeks. He ex-
poets TO return on the new yacht Lo-
rena, which is being built at Leith.
Major and Mrs Alfred 3. Taylor have
issued cards for a reception Thursday,
april 30. from to :. the occasion being
the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
c a. Nuddiman is enjoying a few days
vacation at Manassas, Va He viii prob
ably return TO Washington some time
next week
Mrs. Letter and Miss Letter are book
ed 10 sail today on the Oceanic for New
York.
Miss Georgia W Metre Is visiting the
home OF her grandmother in Balu-
more.
Father Gaynor. former assistant pas
tor Of St. Patrick's Church. now pas
tor OF ST Luke,s Church. Sparrow
Point. Md. was most agreeable sur
prfsed and delighted on Monday last
when committee from the Sunday
school called and presented him with
a handsome norris rocker. a gift from
the little children of St Patrick's sun
day school
very pleasant birthday party was
given ut Miss Lillian Sautucci's home.
go Virginia Avenue. Sunday last in hon
OF OF her fourth birthday. There we're
many of her pIaymates present 10 cela- /
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Baltimore Chit-Chat.

Prof. Arthur Gamgee, the distinguished
English physiological chemist. visited the
Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday in
company with Prof Abel. He is stopping
at the Hotel Rennert.
The Woman's Twentieth Century Club
viii hold a reception at the home Of the
president Mrs Calvin F. Troupe. 1922
Eutaw Place, Friday evening. from TO
10 o'clock a musical program has been
prepared and refreshments will be
served.
Mrs John L. sicke1, 210S North
Charles Street, Is spending the month Of
April, as the guest of her daughter-fn-
law, Mrs. William G. Sicfel. of Chicago.
at her private cottage at Aiken. s. c.
Mrs. sickel viii also visit friends in
Georgia before returning to Baltimore.
Mrs. Basil Gordon viii leave Baltimore
today for New York. and will sail to
morrow by the steamship Barbarossa, of
the North German Lloyd Line, for Cher
bourg- Mrs. Gordon will he accompanied
by her three children and her cousin.
Miss Mamie Thomas Blackstone. The
party VIII be abroad six months.
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
Struck BY Wagon Shaft

While standing on the running board Of 4
; ouTteeDth street car James W Travers- Of
LAUREL Nd was struck by the shaft Of a
wagon and hurled to the street, receiving slight
injuries His wounds were dressed at fbe
Emergency Hospital
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Search for a Missing Youth.

The police have been asked to maintain a
lookout for Dempsey Jarvis. aged nineteen
years, of Richmond, Va. who IS wanted there
on a charge Of housebreaking It IS believed
he came directly to Washington and VIII make
an attempt to enlist in the army OF navy.
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Philadelphia Notes.


With Saturday will come the spring
opening Of the Merton Cricket Club. The
tennis courts and field will then be at
the service of the members, and if the
day shall be pleasant, many visitors
viii be expected. The women's tennis
championship of Pennsylvania will open
there on June I,
Mrs George Wood. of 1913 Spruce
Street, viii give a cotilIon for her youag-
ct daughter. Miss Dorothea. on We'd
nesday evening, April %, at s o'clock.
Attention has been drawn to the com
forts offered women visitors to New
York by the Women's Club of that city.
The clubs home is al Q East Forty
sixth Street, and is fitted out with
Turkish baths, a restaurant and other
Injuries, though the dues are only $50
a year The members from This CITY in
clude many Of the. fashionable set.
Mr. and Mrs. William BaIch Wister
and the Misses Wister have closed their
house, 112 Spruce Street, and moved 10
their country place at Wister, Ger
mantown.
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Weddings engagements

Miss Theodosia Osbourne Culver was
married last night TO Henry Beard
Arnes. son Of Hon. Chas. H Armes, for
ner assistant district attorney. al St.
Andrews Church in the presence of
several hundred guests. by the Rev. j
3. Perry The bride. who was escorted
BY her brother-iD-law. Tbaddeus ".
Jones Of this city mad as attendants
her sister. Mrs. Jones. matr0n OF honor,
ard her two small sisters. the Misses
Jessie and Elizabeth Armes. as brides
maids. The bride wore frock of
name crepe. trimmed with lace. and
long tuIIe veil and carried Bride roses
ana lilies of the valley. Mrs Jones
toilette was white crepe. and those of
the two little bridesmaids were white
SIX null
William a Hearns. q cousin Of the
groom. was best man. and Henry
Beard. David Laurence Chambers. John
T. Lazkey. Walter r. Eensey. Sherman
Doyle. and John SIcman were the ushers
The music. which was played by the
church crganist. was limited TO we'd
ding marches. After the wedding. there
being no reception. Mr.. and Mrs Armes
star5ed Immediately on a wedding tour
They viii return and be at home to
their friends about June /, at the Iowa.
The First Congregational Church was
the scene OF a pretty wedding Monday
night when Miss Helen a Davis.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~.
Davis, Of Takoma Heights. and VII
liam A. orton. assistant pathoIogist o.
the Agricultural Department. were mar
ried. The bride was handsomely attlred
in white crepe de chine. Her tuTe veil
was caught with lilies Of the valley /
She carried shower bouquet Of Bride /
roses and lilies OF the valley. The /
natron OF honor was Mrs. Albert F. I
Woods. sister Of the bride. who wore /
freck Of white organdte and car
ried Bridesmaid roses. The bridesmaids.
who both had gowns OF silk n1ousseIinc
and carried Bridesmaid roses. were Miss
Emma Holdsworth. n cousin Of the
The Washington times., 1903-04-22

Mrs " C. Link, Of Sheppard Town, " Va
stopping at Eighth Street and Grant Place. fell
from car At Ninth and g Street yesterday
and sustained slight injuries. Her wounds did
not neceasLtate removal U . LosEL-aI.
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Badges, Regalia, Costumes.
Guudlach, SIS Seventh Street northwest.
Damage by Fire.

An overheated stove caused a fire yesterday
in the dwelling OF Ella Buchanan a uegress
at 80 Thirteeu-and- a-baIf Street northwest. The
flames spread to the adjoining house and caused
slight damage The total loss IS estimated az
500
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
LOCAL MENTION.
Senator Hanna Cheered.

senator Hanna's presence at the steeIwurkers'
yesterday met with general approval BarthoIo-
new Healey's Driving Club Whisky Is welcomed
wherever found For sale at 92I D Street north
we4- 81 full quart. Phone n 2gs7-N
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New York S0Cietu.

Col Delaney Kane, Tracy Dowz
Hamilton Cary. Robert GoeIet and Ron
cTt Gerry were in the party that occu-
pied the Pioneer yesterday on its daily
trip from the Holland House to ArdsIay
whence hey returned after luncheon 1T
the club house.
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
EIk's Badge Lost

Frank II. Walker, Of the Farraeut Flats re-
ported N the police that he lost an Flks badge
N The Police Court yesterday The badge
Is valued al 800
The Washington times., 1903-04-22

William BuTkett, aged thirty-eIght years. was
knocked down by carriage driven by William
Elliot at Seventh Street and Penusy I7auia Ave
nue. late Monday night He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital. where his condition was
not serious
The Washington times., 1903-04-22

STAMPED, 35c- Fine embroidery work. tsickins.
s sltea'ng, and plating oppenheiHer's, 81
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
Silent Automatic Sewing Machine.
Pictures as Wedding Gifts.

$40 machine reduced to $50. New York Sew
ing Machine Co, go F Street northwest.
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Three Items in Stnraee

Desirable rooms, reasonable rates. and re-
liable firm Brown & T0Ison Aucrfoneers. 1900
and 1ll1 New York Avenue. Storage rooms. lfl2
Il Street. Phone, Main ESQ
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New Designs in Shirt waists.

Our beautiful pictures are most acceptable 9
gifts. j. b. Morrey. 1225 G Street.
The Washington times., 1903-04-22

Arson Phelps Stokes has returned -
town from his West Indian cruise on his
yacht Sea Fox. The marriage of mis-
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Philadelphia
New York

daughter Caroline to Robert Hunter fs
to take place IN June. probably at his
country place in Connecticut.
The Washington times., 1903-04-22

Bishop Potter has so far recovered
from the severe cold which confined him
20 his bed for two days that he went out
yesterday, He will probably be able 10
resume his duties today.
The Washington times., 1903-04-22
Collars, z Cents; Cuffs, 4 Cents Pair.

Highest grade work, newest plant Potomac
Laundry Phone Z55I- Ofices, L7IO Z Street
and 500 Fourteenth Street northwest
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Laundering Household Linen, a5c Doz.
Less than by the pound-S,Iperior finish pa
toFnac Laundry Phone. Main 275I. Offires
l7l0 Z Street and 500 Fourteenth Street NV
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n Bottles of Lager Beer for 7sc.
Delivered Beavers, 42s ~ st. Phone n Ioo6-D
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Genuine IS, So, and 81 Sample Shoes.
ilaree hundred styles, at s2s5. Keene's Shoe
store. 9CS G Street northwest
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NO NOTES
NO INTEREST.

Our stock of mattings contains
a greater variety of patterns
than you viii find elsewhere in
Washington. Every quality is
guaranteed to give satisfactory
wear, and We tack all mattings.
hnoleums, and oil cloths on the
floor free Of extra cost. Baby
Carriages and Go-Carts are here
IN a multitude of new and beau
tlful designs, and at exceptional
~ low prices. Your summer
cooking should be dore on a
Danger Blue Flame Steve. We
have a complete line Of them,
also gasolene stoves and coal
ranges. Refrigerators, Ice Chests.
Porch Rockers, Window Shades,
and furniture for every room IN
your house. Small weekly or
monthly payments.
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20 Prevent Any Further Misunder-

standing we desire to inform the public that
We have no connection with any Other hrrn IN
TINS city, and are Heated at 1917 Pennsylvania
Avenue northwest J. Baungarten & sons
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Dinners.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson last
night entertained the new. Chinese min
lister. sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, at
their house IN KaIezama Avenue The
guests we're ex-Secretary Of State and
Mrs Foster, who enjoyed a pleasant
acquaintance with the minister years
ago in China; Commander and Mrs.
Switzerland, Mr. and Mrs James Nc
CalIun. Mr.. and Mrs William E Cur
It's. Miss Rusk, Miss Proctor, and Com
mander Gibbon-
On Thursday evening the American
Asiatie Association viii give banquet
in New York, in honor Of Sir Cheutung
LANG Chang. where Assistant Secretary
OF state LOOMS viii speak on the reIa-
tons OF the United States and China
and Judge c. 2 Magoon VIII discuss The
relations of the Philippine Islands and
China and the growth of trade in the
East
Mrs Ia Fetra gave a luncheon ycster-
DAY in honor Of her guest. Mrs BTenton
Il. Bailey, of India Those invited 10
meet Mrs. Bailey we're Mrs. G L. Roach
Mrs Alice y. Magaw, Mrs. J. \: Culbert-
son. Mrs. Teunis 5 Hamlin. Mrs B. F.
Leighton. Mrs. Charles W. Pierce, Mrs.
Frank N. Bristol, Mrs. E s. Piatt. Mrs.
J. Z. Gilbert. Mrs H. 4. Han. Mrs. !.
" DuvaH. Mrs. T H. Martin. Mrs. j.
and Ellen Foster.
The table was exquisiteIy decorated
with apple blossoms. Iooped attn pink
tuue and ribbon. and the drawing rooms
in dogvood blossoms ard ferns
The Secretary of state and Mrs. Hay
will give dinner this evening. This IS
the second in the series Of dinner par
ties which they purpose giving this
spring. and. like the last. VIII be in
honor OF the Diplomatic Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh viii
entertain at dinner tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. JONI. CropDer gave a
dinner last night at their home on n
Street. Their guests we're the Italian
ambassador and SlgDora Mayor des
Planches. Admiral Dewey, Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald De Koven. Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur Brica. General Woodruff. Percy
King II. Hansen. first secretary. OF the /
Russian embassy Miss Cram. Of New /
York. Miss wetmore and Mrs PostIe- /
thvyaite
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LOCAL MENTION.

We Deliver Flowers Anywhere.
Skaters, Fourteenth and T. III Pennsylvania
Avenue,
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Collars, 2 Cents; Guns, 4 Cents Fair.
Fell From A Car

Gem Steam Laundry. 81 sth St nv. Phone
NJ 1sl6-
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When You Want 4 Cut


# anything Joyce Engraving Co, Star Bldg.
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The Secretary OF state and Mrs. Hay
will give a dinner this evening This is
the second in the series Of dinner par
ties which they purpose giving this
spring. and. like the last. VIII be in
honor OF the Diplomatic Corps.
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Mrs. Christian, wife Of Capt. J. B.
Christian. Ninth Cavalry. instructor at
he Military Academy, West Point. n Y
is on a short visit 10 her parents. Major
and Mrs. SIbIey. 2021 HiIlyer Place.
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Miss Georgia W Metre is visiting the
home OF her grandmother in Balti-
more.