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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
MOVING PICTURES
AT. III
FOREST HILL PARK
THIS WEEK.

Things arc beginning to hum in the
matter OF resorts for Richmonders, The
summer promises to be a pleasant one for
the folks who cannot afford to hike away
to the mountains or to the seashore for
the warm days.
All this week tho moving pictures that
have been showing with such great sue
cess at Westhampton will be given at
Forest Hill Park free to the public. A
new SGT OF pictures will be put on and
some thrillers are promised, At this sea-
son Of the year the gentle rises OF he
land around Forest Hill are perfect
dreams OF beauty. The daisy carpeting
spreads all over the country, and even
tries to encroanh on tho woodlands.
With an open air entertainment of the
moving picture sort to delight the little
ones; with the crystalline and health
giving spring water for all. and tho cool
and beautiful lawns and groves, Forest
Hill is an ideal place for summer nights
The travel there this week promises 10
be heavy. m
Men are now engaged in putting up q
bigsskating rink inNthe horse show build
ing Tho entire arena will be covered
with a floor of rock maple, hard rs iron
and as smooth as glass, The latest pat
tern of ball-bearing steel skates WILL be
provided, The rink will be open about the
middle of next month, AT Westhampton
a shooting gallery and hobby horses are
being added.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
PEOPLE IN CAROLINE.

Special to Tho Times Dispat ch)
BOWLING GREENE. May 27,-Aiss
breckenridge. OF Dnnville. Kentucky. Is reg
,stered at the Lawn Hotel. sho ~ here
looking up the Anderson family. She wiz
leave Saturday for washington and VIII re-
turn here later and resume her search among
tho old records gl$ s bs
Mrs Higgins, of Chicago, who recently pur-
chased Blcnho!m, the old home of George
Tyler. tho father of Ex- Governor Hoge Tyler,
is now In her new home :,
Miss Mamie Robinson, OF Richmond, spent
this week At the Lawn Hotel the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs l.. NJ Robinson.
Miss Carrie Broaddus, Of Sparta, va, was
the guest this week nt the home OF Dr. w. H.
Broaddus ~
Mr.. Jonas Garmnn, OF I4ykens, Penn, Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Ennis
Mr.. Samuel p. Trcwon. CORNER cllisen OF
this place. but now n resident OF Washington.
Is hero visiting his friends.
Miss Helen Morrison. and her niece, MISS
Louise Morrison, Of Richmond, are a. me
Lnwr 1iotol, the guests OF MI. ana Mrs T.
Mr.. Charles r lessee. Of New York, will ar
rive here Saturday and spend, few days.
after which he Will return to New YORK, win
his wife, who has been hero several months
for her health, and Is now we'll
Mr. William A. Moncure. OF Richmond, was
here this week, visiting his motneri \, MRS, y.
G, Moncure, who has been quite III put IS
now little improved. '
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SHORT PUMP NEWS.

Mr. Aicn.o b. snead has returned to his
home coax HILL" utter pleasant visit to
relatives in Richmond
Miss Allco Tate, of South Cherry Street.
Picmond, is visiting the Misses Alleys, Of
Maple Grove.
Mrs, 7. II, Jackson IS quito sick at nor
home on Bread Street, with the mumps.
Mi and Mrs. Fleming Johnson visited
friends In Richmond on the End instant,
MIR and Mrs j. NJ snead and children. of
Chelsea I'M. spent Sunday wiwth tho formers
sister, Mrs. G., a, lIowlcs of Erin Shades
Mr., and Mrs. Lynn Jones and little son.
Eddie of Richmond, spent sunday with Mrs
ELIZA Jones, o& "Edgewood."
Little iIyburnla Sncad, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs j NJ. Gncad, OF Chelsea nm, Is visiting
here cQuals at Erin Shades.
Mrs G. A Bowlcs spont "Wednesday with
her sister, Mrs. Scott, nf coax Hill"
Mr.. Lcnuel snend, who has been quite In
disposed for some days, IL now ablo to be
Miss Nancy Conway continues quito sick ut
| her home In this locality.
Mr., ~ II, Jackson who has been confined
To the house with the Inunps, Is now able
MISS Carrie Co,,rcll visited friends in this
| vicinity on sunday
| Mr.. Allle sadler, Of Richmond, la quite In
| disposed at his home In Upper Henrco county,
Mrs John H. Cottrcll and little daughter,
| Elsie. have returned 10 their home In this
| LEGALITY, after pleasant visit TO friends In
/ Mr., and Mrs Tom shepperspn. Of Ridge.
| srent Sunday with the latter's sister, Mrs.
/ Ellis near here,
| Little sadies and Louise Towles visited
! heir friends. Ruth and Helen Kuhn on Broad
| Street Road Saturday afternoon
! MIR, and Mrs James Kennedy spent Sun
/ day afternoon With Mrs, Henry Scott. Of this
! locality,
/ Miss Helen Bowles, who has been quito sick,
! !s now able to be out again
Mr. A.. r. snead Of Erin Shades, spent
| Saturday right With Mr.. caskie Smith. OF
| Ridge,
| Mr.. Robert Henley spent Sunday with Mis-
| sister Mrs II. b. Leake, near this place. ,
| Mr., and Mrs y. y, Atksson and Mrs Julia
/ lieney spent Thursday night with the lat
| tSrs sister, Mrs. I. S. leayell, near this
1 place.
! Mas Agnes and Helen Bowles spent Thurs
| day With relatives In this locality
| Mr.. and Mira Henry liebner, of Richmond,
| are. Visiting tho formers parents, MIR and
| Mrs, Wade, near here
! Little Sadie lsowles and her cousin, Hy.
| BURMA snead OF Chelsea HIN, spent Wendes.
] day night With their cousin, Ina Scott. q
Oak flilt
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LEE DISTRICT.

Miss Blanche II. Palmer is quite sick ut
her home on Elm Street.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles a. Phillips Of No
2ol3 Park Avenue. will leave the city Monday
for Waynesboro, va.,gSto attend the COM
nencement exercises and twenty-flfth ami
verary Of the Fishburne Military School.
Mrs Dawson Watkins has returned to her
home. after Visiting her Asister Mrs. John
Martin. In Newport News.
Mrs Nora II. Winston has purchased a
home on Rowland and Grove Avenue, and en-
pect to move in next week.
Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Iylc's
little daughter, Maize who has been attending
school in Staunton. is expected home
Miss Edith Miller Is sick at her home on
Hanover Street.
Mr. John S. Diggs. of No. 2O3 North sycn-
more Street. is In Matthews county, visiting
his mother who Is quite aged and in firm, !,
her daughter Mrs. ], Herbert Thompson. at
No, 2eo5 Park Avenue, has returned to her
home in Newport News.
Mira. Julia c. Egbert md daughters. OF
Wilkcshoro n. c., will be the guests OF Mrs.
r. T. sydnor. at No. ISIS Grove Avenue. next
week,
Mrs S. W. 'Canlk, after pleasant visit
to her mother, Mrs. T, a. Worthington, on
Hanover Street. has returned to her home In
Suffolk Va, accompanied by her mother.
Master Charles n Lyle, Jr. who o, d fen out out
ago. is getting along nicely, being under the
care Of two skilled physicians.
Mrs, Valentine Heckler, who has been Wis.
itng friends and relatives in New York and
Brooklyn, has returned to her home, No "5OC
Park Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sycln and family, oil
No. 1906 Hanover Street, are spending the
summer mt Ottcrhurn Litha Springs.
Miss Eoisr Lester, OF Elizabeth City, NORTH
Carolina, is the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Maggie r. Brothers, mt No: co.'s Park Avenue
81. Iuke's Parish school, under the manage
,nent OF Miss Annie S. Blair. Of No 400 NORTH
Sycamore street, will hold Its commencement
exercises next Thursday June lst The chill.
drens parents and all friends Of the schoo
are cordially invited to attend
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spent Sunday with Mrs. George Peace, at 1.-THE
Glimpse near Old Church.
Mrs. JEFF Nelson. Of Wabasso, who has been
very much indlsposcd, Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Sallie Gaines, who has been quite sick
recently. is again able to be out.
& Mrs. NJ C. Martin and Master Parks Gouli-
ing. spent Tuesday at Spring Hill.
Mrs. p. Peace, who has been Ill recently, is
rapidly recovering. lg
parents at Cherry Lane, during the past week
e Master Claiborne Saunders, of Richmond
expects to spend the summer with his grand
parents at Fairfield.
Miss Gcrtic Burnctte has returned to Poplar
Grove. after a pleasant visit to relatives IN
Richmond. IN g4}p
Master Joseph McGhee, OF Cherry Lane, who
Mrs. Wootlson has returned to lRichmonu
( from visit to her ut this place.
. Little Huly Goodman, of Shady Valley, Is
Improving.
and Lillian, spent Wednesday In Richmond.
The ladies OF Walnut Grove Church are ar
ranging programme for Childrens Day,
which takes place the third Sunday IN June
Z Miss blanche Crubbs, Of Walnut Grove
spent Tuesday In Richmond.
Mrs Leonard Bendles visited friends In
Richmond during this week.
Rev. Samuel Hatcher has returned 70 re
tcrsburg, after n pleasant stay with his parents
near Polo Green.
Mrs Phillips, OF Alice, is visiting friends
and relative In Richmond,
Miss Matte Richardson was recently guest
OF her cousin. Mr. Jones, of Cold Harbor.
Mrs. Sale Gruhbs has returned to Poplar
Springs from a visit to relatives IN Hcnrlco, z
from a visit to Mrs. Steinman, OF Church
Hill.
Mrs Isaac Davenport is visiting lher son.
c. r. Davenport, near Atlee
Milton Carter of Pole Green. is again apie
10 be out after being much lndisposed during
the past winter. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
THIS DAY in HISTORY 3:
May 10Th.

Z i Z 4 i = Z &
1Ao5-Battle OF shipton Moor, Prince
Henry dispersed the 5000 Insurgents
under Scroop, by SELLING the persons
Of their leaders
.1715--Great riot In London, the wings
complaining that unless they shout
ed thigh Church." and "the DUKE
OF ormond," they were insulted ny
tho Tories. y
175e-Action between the French snip
Reasonable, Ga guns, Prince de Nom.
n bacon and British ship Dennis, "
guns. The French,nan was captured
with the loss OF 81 killed. 100 wound
s1s11-Battle OF Taragonna Spain; when
was assaulted by the French Nhoer
Suchet. Tho garrison consisted oI
$500 men, Of whom only wv prlsone ',4
g were taken; the Tell'alnuScf 7" 81 ~. - Ns
to the sword. J., J.,
,eoa-The Secretary Of the Treasury Is
SIZED notice to the attorney ana
marshal of the United States requlr-
Ing their vigilance In the detectlon
of persons engaged In the manutac-
ture OF or who had passed spurious
money in imitation OF silver.
1s45-A new convention petwee'i ! r,,...so
and Great Britain for tho suppress
3f sion OF the slave trade signed at ltoA-l
ll don. ~, ,r,on.
s1e4a-Wisconsi admitted into the Union
~ ns tho Nhrtleth State.
1s4s-Count Leo Thun and the chlet men
II OF Prague, Bohemia, proposed pro,
vistonal government for Bohemia ana
crave the Emperor's consent,
1e4s-The Austrlans attack the uht.eu
~ italian army at Golto on the Mlncio.
and after days fighting are defeat
<. ed and driven to Mantua,
1ss1-Fred, IT. Dubois, United States sem
ator OF Idaho, born.
1ss1-The Congress Of New Grenada ad-
tourns, 1t passed law abolishing
slavery in the republic to take effect
oao MO- o,,a tion Of Corinth by
tho Confcderates
4eea General Grant formally accepted
the nomination of the nicago Ma.
tional convention, The graves OF
q Union soldiers in the cemeteries
throughout the country decorated IS
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=. I Z. -
y, Special to The Times DspatchD
Y S OLD POINT COMFORT, VA May Pc
last week was q very busy one at Old Point,
m.nr. tssnGneons dinners teas and caro- parties
-. ahe ;, Dhit.tleships Maine. Missouri kearsnrse
m.,u Nentucky came in the latter part OF !ne
week wee, FOR tho week end and the entertaining
Captain IIutchns, Of the Maine, gave a
luncheon on saturday for Mrs. seraltrough,
OF Waslhnston: Mrs G. G, Marsh, the wife
Frank Taylor Evans u s. ~, and Mrs.
Evans. on Sunday afternoon; Ensign Stafford
Doyle and Mldshpman II. f. Grover gave
a, YEA ABOARD the Kentucky, at which their
quests were Mrs. Smith and Miss Murtha, OF
New New York Mrs c.. B. Floyd. OF Toledo, 81
Miss julia Wake, OF New London. Conn; Miss
M,ss est stunft Of Fort Hamilton N y.
MISS Anne Clifford OF the soldiers, Home
Mrs. Clifford c. Carson and Miss 11ildn Booker,
of Fort Monroe. 7lS, 3iS q
Lieutenant Frank Hill had as his guests
az az nn s On Sunday evening Miss p- sullivan
and Mrs. George r. Adams. Mrs. Hill, Captain
Cooke s, apd CAPTAIN skerritt. Of the army. !.
Mrs. sualtrough. Of Washington gave,
guests were Mrs. Worthington, Of Baltinore
MISS Sullivan, Mrs Frank lIill and Mrs.
Harrison, of Washington; Mrs. John. B. Berna.
don, the wife OF Commander Bcrnadon. Of tho
navy; Mrs. Dutton, Of New York; Mrs Jonas
II. Holden the wife of Lieutenant Holden. OF
the navy; Mrs. william, Chamberlin and Mrs
Charles Che I 2. Kilbourn of Fort Monroe Mrs
The Southeastern Tariff Association was In
session at The Chanberli,r for n portion OF
the week An, unprccedently large number
session. many Of whom will remain for some
time. al 3i3ttjN
Guests now at tho ChamberlIn include Mrs
j. J. NJ ENGLISH Miss English, Mr. and Mrs
5. y. Tupper, Miss Gay. Miss Topper At
lanta Mrs. il. S. Phillips New York Mrs
Arbella Howe, Boston.
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POLE>GREEM.

There will be services Mt Shady Grove NJ. y.
Church to-day at $3.50 P. NJ, by Rev. j. l..
Pr.bhle.
Mrs. Henry Melton, who has been quite sick,
is much improved.
Miss Annie Talley. of Richmond, visited
her parents ut Rose Cottage last, Sunday
Junius Smith, of Fairmount spent Sunday
with friends at Alice
Mrs. Young, of Barton Heights. accompanied
by her brother spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Field. near this place.
4. J. Nerunder, who received an electric
shock in Cool Spring Church tho second Sunday
in this month has entirely recovered
Gently visited her brothersat Highland Springs
Master Sidney Smith, of Paramount. spent
Sunday with little Emmett Pribble of Atlee
Miss Eleanor Moore has returned to her
homo near Ellerson after visiting friends and
relatives in Richmond for several weeks.
Mrs, p. A. Timberlake, Of Richmond, was
Miss BERTHE Long. of Laurel Grove. Is spend
ing some time with relatives in Richmond.
Eddin Ball, OF Richmond, accompanied by
n friend, visited his parents at this place last
Sunday.
Mr. Thomas, the operator at Alice, after
spending q pleasant vacation at his home. has
returned to his duties.
Willie Patterson, of Lower Henrico. has been
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Loving, of this place.
Mrs. Shelton and son. Stuart, spent Sunday
in Richmond.
Arthur Thomas. who has been quite Sick
Is much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hughes of Newnan's
were recently the guest of the lntters parents
at Avon Dale.
Misses Pearl and Lorla Barrett. of Rich
ncnd, are the guest Of Miss Bertha Hall, at
Studley.
Mr.. and Mrs, Earnest Readles. of Walnut
Grove. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
irontts. NJ old Church. r
George Hall and wife. of Fnirmount, are
visiting the formers mother at studey.
Miss Fannie Shelton, who hns been spend
ing several days recently with relatives at
this place has returned to her home near
Revel.
w. +. Smith, Of Richmond spent Sunday
With G. C.. Smith, Of Alice.
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FARMVILLE. VA.

Especial to Tho Ti1nes- Dlspatch.)
Bench and Miss little Yours, Of Ta,1nvlla
were married in Pelham. y. C.. Monday norm
Ing, having eloped from hero the day be-
Mrs. H L. Young, who reside Ell in the beanti-
full suburban home. 8;' Stanley Park," and the
groom is N young business man and a popu-
lar lieutenant OF the Farmvile Guard. They
returned to Far,npilic Tuesday afternoon and
parents 3.i lI b
wiling Rev. e, O. Taylor. D. D., Of Boston,
Good Ccitizenship," and Scientific Temper
nncc." beginning Tomorrow. Dr. Taylor Is
distinguished scientist. text book author.
and lecturer on alcohol. He has interna tlonal
reputation rs speaker and educator. and is
gramme Of tho five lectures is as follows:
Sunday, 8 Up NJ. subject-"That Boy Of
Yours ! Monday s P. NJ. subject-,'hfcrobes
e esss ef ssaay M
NJ. subject-'.Alcoho VS.. Brains. f1 7g y
Miss Bessie Martin went to Richmond Mon
day afternoon for q short visitL E3
Mr.. William Kinds. Of Richmond. visited Mr..
Robert L. Freear, OF Fnrmville. this week.
Miss .Iiosale Pettus. Of Richmond paid n
brief visit to her sister, Mrs. Treear, during
this week. ,ya ts5ii
Mr.. S. A.. Bondurant, who recently under
went a serious operation In one OF the Rich
mond hospitals.lis reported convaescng
and expects to4return home soon. is5 eS 81
Z Rev. ]. B.5GWinn. pastor OF the Methodist
Church Is scheduled to deliver. the haccalau-
ronte sermon at Randolph Macon College. Bed
ford City, Tomorrow morning, In the abb
sence Of Mr.. Vim, his pulpit will be filled
by DR.. Taylor, Of Boston. IA
Rev. DIR. Paxton. of Lynchburg, will de-
liver the bnccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class Of the state Female Normal
School next Sunday. .s S 553
The Farmvillos n Chapter Daughters Of the
ConfedeTacy Will celebrate. Memorial-Daya next
Tuesday by decorating the graves and T0nu-
ments OF deceased veterans. After this has
been done crosses of honor will be presented
to a number OF veterans. a tes expected that
Congressman Flood md Judge Walter Watson
will be the orators. OF the occasion. 49, IS.
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GAINEs's MILL.

Services will be conducted at Beuah Presby-
terrain Church this afternoon At o'clock by
the poftor.
Arrangements are being made at Beulah for
Ctildrcu's Day, to take place In June.
The little child of Mrs J, Goodman. who
has been suffering for some time past. is
thought to he improving under the care OF
DIR Dunn, of Richmond
Mr., and Mrs, james Adams, of Turkey Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

q t. tyIA i .is
with flowers by the g. A.. R. Heavy
shocks Of earthquake In Sacramento
and Virginia City.
1s74-President Grant issued procla-
nation extending to Newfoundland the
protection OF the treaty OF Washing
B ton by which the products OF her,
fisheries were to be admitted to the
United States free. ,8
1879 President Hayes vetoed the Legisla-
tive bill. which failed to pass over
IS veto, 112 to 81. Il. s
1ses-Lyon Playfair died.
s1eo1-At Vlakfontain, in the Transvaal,
force OF Beers under Dearey de-.
llvcred a vigorous attack against q
British force. commanded by BrIga-
dler-General Dixon. Under cover Of
field fire, Delarey rushed the rear
81 guard. consisting Of some Yeomanry
and a company OF the Derbyshire Reg
iment with two field guns. The guns
were captured, eventually recovered
and the Bears were driven off with
loss, The British casualties were also
very severe.
1e03-The bi-ccntennial OF the founding
OF st. Petersburg, Russia. celebrated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
A Flying Start.

j4"Did you ask papa?''
II certainly did. You can't bluff me-"
'Wcll. how did he take it?'
His manner OF taking 1t gave me
quite start"
did he say that gave you a
start7"
1T was not so much what he said as
whatSh lie did. Fort Worth Record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
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than be told the suffering imposed by this "nesh a0
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Z to attacked, the
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afflicted The OF ise H ny nana pulnine 'eas aau
Eczema Is
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with fiery acid posons that A1ayeta,K Kan
aref fore the
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Of with local
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na equal remedy Eczema; the
HA N Ga and poison through the natural
a Wss &a channels and builds the entire system. The skin
he - ha smooth and soft again and the Eczema is
Aw Gp 1sS that perssnty refused to be
purifying cooling effect
and advice wished without charge.
7YaE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, GA.
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Mrs Frank Pratt is quite indisposed at her
home No 1909 1-2 Chaffin Street;
The many friends Of James GodEey Will 30
glad to learn TINT he is rapidly Improving
after his recent illness, although he Is not yet
able to leave his room at tho Virginia Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
Opinion at Vienna Over the
Peace Negotiations.
REASONABLE DEMANDS
INVITATIONS AS TO WHAT
TERMS JAPAN WILL ASK.
Willing to Meet Russia More Than
Half Way-Settlement if Latter
Wants It.

VIENNA, June 15.-The opinion prevail
tween Russia and Japan VIII eventually
prove successful This is based primarily
on the belief that Japan will meet Russia
more than half way, making Unexpectedly
reasonable demands. Certain intimations
have been received here that Japan's terms
are substantially as follows:
First-The recognition of the Japanese
protectorate over Korea.
Second-The return of Manchuria to
China.
international control Of the Eastern Chi
nese railroad
Notwithstanding Port Arthur, the sthat-
egical value of this fortress has been over
estimated, and it is said that its ulHma te
disposal will not give rise to any contro-
versy.
Fifth-It is not thought that Japan will
demand the demolition of the fortifications
at Vladivostok
Sixth-The surrender of the Island of
Sakhaiin will not be demanded by japan
principally because Japan has not yet car
ried the war into Russian territory
Seventh-An understanding regarding an
indemnity is not impossible, because 1t Is
declared Japan will content herself with
demanding the cost of the war
The japanese minister here, in an inter-
view, said that If Russia honestly desired
peace she could have 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-15
INDoRsED BY PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Roosevelt Sends Check to Summer
Outings Committee.

President Theodore Roosevelt has per-
sonally indorsed the summer outings work
of the Associated Charities by sending mis-
check for SO to the treasurer of the sum-
mer outings committee, Mr.. John B. Sle-
man, tr. The Presidents communication
was addressed to the headquarters Of the
committee, at 926 F street.
Appeals are being sent out at present
asking that contributions for trolley rides
day excursions to the parks and the "zoo,"
end a full week in the country at Camp
Good WIZ be sent either to 926 F street
the headquarters Of the summer outings
committee, or to Mr.. John B. Sleman, treas
urer, at 14OS New York avenue The work
has already commenced, but 1t will natu-
rally need to be increased greatly after
the close Of school. There is said to be
immediate need of generous responses to
the committees appeal.
Contributions are acknowledged as fol-
lows: President Theodore Roosevelt. $40;
Mrs. Arthur Lee. So. Mr.. F. ]. Lewis
IS: Miss Charlotte B. Lovett, IS;
Emily N. MCGUIRE. $50; DR.. s. b. Muncaster,
81: Mrs. Mary r. hewitt, 81; Mrs. Sailie L.
Nichols, $40; Mrs. M. e. Norment. So; r.
Ross Perry, $40: Mrs. r. Ross Perry, 10;
DR.. Edward F. Pickford, $2; Mr.: Robert
Pluyn, 81; Mrs. Harriet g. Polkinhorn, y;
81: Admiral T. M Ramsay. 50: Mr.. F. T.
Rawlings S.: Mr.. Albert NJ Read. $40;
Gen. w. B. Rochester. 81: Room 149. Pat
ent office, So; VIM. III. Saunders & Co.. IS;
Mr. Edward 8. Echmid, 81: Gen. Theo.
GohWan. s.; DR.. John w. Shaw. -.