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KILLS GERMS OF CATARRH
Hyomei Goes to the Root of the Dis.
ease and Makes Astonishing Cures.

Catarrh cannot be cured by the use Of pills.
LIQUID medicines and socal,ed system toncs. Under
such treatment the germs of the disease VIII still
live in the air passages and increase and multiply.
Hyomeiis the only scientific and thorough way to
cure catarrh Killing the germs in the air pass
ages it enters the blood with the oxygen, destroys
the microbes in the blood and efectually drives
from the system all traces OF catarrhal poison.
Thousands Of testimonials have been given as to
the astonishing cures made by this remedy.
Mrs LIE Rendu, 10 Western Avenue, Cleveland.
Ohio writes: Il believe Hyomei saved my life.
am better now than have been in thirty years.
Many doctors. both in England and France, treated
me for cstarrh. but not cured until used
Hyomei"
Probably the strongest evidence that can be Of
fered as to the powers Of Hyomei to cure c1tarrh
il the fact that Henry Esans will agree to refund
the money il you sag Hyomei has not cured you.
The complete Hyonei outfit costs but $1.oo, con-
sisting of an Inhaler. dropper and sufficient Hyo-
mel to last several weeks. This will effect cure
in ordinary cases. bnt for chronic and deep-seated
cases of eatarrh. longer may be necessary. and
then ext.a bottles Of Hyomci can be obtained for
Soc
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NOS 1916 AND 124S 18TH STREET
NORTHW EST-S. Herbert Giesy ct al.
trustees to Louise D. Lovett; lots %
and "a. square 314; $40. S02.6 81.
TENNING ROAD-Willam H. Bell ct al
to Eastern Star Benevolent Society of
America. lot on Benning road; 81.
UNIVERSITY PARK-WilIiam T. johnson
ct ux. to Giles F. Heilprin, part lot -.
block 40; $40.
LANIER Washington Loan and
Trust Company to Walter E. Schneider,
lot 2s1: $40.
NOS 341O AND 3412 Q STREET NORTH
WEST-Louis S. Crown ct ux. to Charles
w. Darr. trustee, part lots 1877 and 1873,
square 1858: $40.
NO. 90 FENTON STREET NORTHEAST
Rebecca e. Gunion to John Paul Gun
ion, lot 344, square 674; So
WOODRIDGE-Frankl H. Hough ct Tx.
to Robert McQuiston, lot 5, block Z;
So
18TH STREET NORTHWEST between L
and M streets-Annie E. Mckinney to
Mary F. Danenhower, part toriginal lot
9, square 161; $40.
MOORE & BARBOUR'S ID ADDITION
George P. Newton ct ux. to William S.
Deardoff, lot H. block 10; $3.50.
MOORE & BARBOUR'S ADDITION-Da-
vid Moore ct ux to Frank l.. Slaymak-
er, lot IS. block 4: $40.
NO. 1870 B STREET NORTHEASI-
Charles M. Birckhead to William o.
Bohrer, lot Al, square 9S7; $40.
STH STREET SOUTHEAST between C and
streets-Margaret T. N Perrie to
James c. Perrie. part original lots &
Foa ana I: SSTaTe 81; S SO
between and Q streets-Bel!ta r.
Douglass ct vir, Richard T.. to Lee A.
Stubblefield, part lots 16 and II, square
HART ENJ-I,bn m D.,. a.. -,
Hoilar, parts lots 2, g. 4; $40
DOBBlN'S ADDITION-Joseph Paul ct al
to Melvin H. HERMAN lots 2, g. 4. block
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST between
and N streets-H. w. Kirby to John
r. Shields. original lot 20. square Sol;
FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST he.
tween l. and M streets-Robert E White
to John r. Shields; part lot TO- square
PA; $40.
MONTELLO-Junius B. Slack to Richard
M. Little. lot 212 block 81 So
E STREET NORTHEAST between 10Th
and 18th streets-Mary c. Donaldson ct
al to Anna B. Woods, lot 4, square
ADDITION TO BROOKLAND-Judson p
Hurd ct al to Mary A. Hurd, lots 10 and
H. block 40; 81.
BARRY FARM-Robert S. Hume. admin
istrator to Frank Hume, part lot %.
section g. $780, L. Cabeil Williamson
trustee. to same, same property; ST.
BARRY FARM-Henry James ct ux. to
Mary F. Shryock, part lot II, section 1;
SO.
STREET NORTHWEST between 33d
and Bath streets-Sophia R. Tayloe ct
vir, William, to Henry Copperthite, part
lots 10S 100 and 10, square 1923; $10
H STREET NORTHWEST between 9th
and Tth streets-Gustave Bogus ct al. to
Peter ]. Nee. part original lot 3. square
453; So
NO. 2134 L STREET NORTHWEST and
NO. 1907 Sd STREET NORTHWEST
George w. Duvall to Robert S. Hume
trustee, lot %, square IS, and lot So.
square 554; 81.
B STREET NORTHEAST between Sd and
4th streets-William E. Duhey ct ux to
George w. Hogue, part lot Il, square
1855; $40.
G STREET SOUTHWEST between 9th and
10th streets-Rosa M. Mulcare to Leon
ard A. Hamilton, part lots As and ~,
square 800; $40.
BLOOdINGDALE-Vic Emden ct ux.
to Catharine v. Hull, lot So, bloch Z:
$40.
TWELFTH AND E STREETS NORTH
EAST-United Security Life Insurance
and Trust Company to Harry s. We:ch,
part original lots l3 and IA. square 3So:
$40.
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Naval Orders. :,

Lieut. c. B. Price. from duty in the bu-
reau of navigation to the Colorado.
Lieut.. o. D. Duncan. from treatment at
the naval hospital, Norfolk and ordered to
examination for retirement
Paymaster H. p. Ash, from the Hartford
and await orders
Assistant Paymaster H. T. Watrous. from
the navy yard. Norfolk to the Hartford.
Chief Boatswain M Wogan, from the
navy yard. League Island, to the Maryland
Gunner j. Donald, from the Adder to the
Maryland.
Chief Carpenter J.. Burks, from the Lam
caster to the navy yard. Boston.
Acting Warrant Machfnist F. r.. Filter,
from the Cleveland to the Maryland.
Acting Warrant Machinist F.. r.. King,
from the Wyoming to the Maryland.
Acting Warrant Maehinist j. HI. McDon-
ough, from the Alliance to the Maryland.
Acting Warrant Machinist r. L. Drake.
from the Pensacola to the Maryland.
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Found Guilty Of Murder.

The jury in the Linkous murder case re-
turned a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree and fixed the punishment at death.
after being out fifteen minutes, at East
Radford, Va. yesterday. Lnkous was
charged with the murder of his wife and
adopted son by locking them in their rooms
and setting fire to the house. The court
house was packed and overfiowing. The
prisoner sat with his face in his hands and
never looked up. After lie jury had been
thanked and dismissed court adjourned I'M
til o'clock today.
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Plan to Reorganize seaboard.

The plan to consolidate the different prop
critics of the Seaboard Air Line railway
into single corporation and to provide adj
ditional capital was made public in New
York yesterday by the reorganization COM
mittee. Under the new plan It was an
nounced that ..the capital of the company
Is rearranged.' The committee announced
holders, as well as the board of directors.
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Arnv Orders.

Capt Robert S. Woodson, assistant sur
geon, on being discharged from treatment
at the general hospital at Hot Springs, Ark,
will proceed to Fort Mcdowell, Cal.
Second Lieut.. Robert w. Lesher, Sd Cav
airy, now in this city, has been ordered to
join his proper station.
First Lieut.. Allan l.. Briggs signal corps,
will be relieved from duty in the office of
the chief signal officer in this city on the
10Th instant.
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Florida's Famous Trains.

IN. Y, & Fla. Special" $40 pm; Fla.
& West Indian Ltd" 3:45 pm. UneEcelled
service via Penn. & Atlantic Coast Line.
COL Penna. ave. Washington. -Advt.
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TO Cure 4 Cold In One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II 1t fails TO cure. Il. W.
Groves signature IL on each boz. 25c.
0c4-tu, tbs, 166t-f
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No. TAG.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Uthce OF COmptfNIIer OF the IurFPIIOy
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 10. 1904.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned. 1t has been made to appear
that The Commercial National Bank Of Wash
ingtOn, located In the city of Washington, In
the District Of Columbia, has complied with all
the provisions of the statutes Of the United
States required TO be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to commence the
business of banking.
Now, therefore, l. Thomas p. Kane Deputy
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certify that The Commercial National
Bank of Washington, located in the city of
Washington. in the District of Columbia. Is
thorzed to commence business of banking, >
provided in section bfty-onc hundred and sixty
nine Of the Revised Statutes of the United
States
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Seal T. p. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
nol2-s. lot
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DOGS, CARS, . ETC.

O0O0j l701A1H, O1V.
l4TH ST. HOSPITAL F0R1AN1AI,ALS; SURGERY
and medicine Of domestic apipals; well-equipped
bldgs.; boarding fer dogs and cats; always open;
dog cemetery; 'phons North teo3. 2110 l4th NV
sez L-u.4 -. - -l.ac --.laZ
DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Graduate of McGhf- University of Royal Vet
Urinary High School Munich, Germany.
TREATMENT OF DoG-& CAI EXCLUSIVELY.
Boarding Kennels cor. LOWELL and Goth SITS
Office. us 18th st Tells. ~ 200 and n. 1248-K.
sel-n.6 ~
FOR SALE YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIES. RAB-
bits. Guinea pigs, dogs, cats and pets of all
kinds. Birds boarded for summer. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE. 712 18th st. NV. ISL 81 st. ne.
te20-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DID YOU COZ
Hundreds of people attending the lectures
at Pythan Temple Sunday nights. There will be
two speakers next Sunday night. Pastor W. A.
Spieer. recently from India. will speak of The
sabbath Truth in Other Lands Luther Warren
VIII continue that thrilling subject, Our Ma
tons Peril 1t"
MEETING FOR WOMEN ONLY. SUBJECT,
Mormonism. The secrets of the Endowment
Home TO he revealed by one who knows Them
MRS. MARIA WEED. Metropolitan NJ. E. Church,
4ia and SITS. n.w Sunday $3.50 pm. IT.
ROCHDAIE SOCIETY-THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Rochdae Cooperative Society of the Dis
trict Of Columbia viii be held at Golden Rule
Hail tower ). $. Shedd 4 Bro. Coz. No. 430 9th
at NV. TUESDAY EVENING. January IL. 1905.
at o'clock SHARP. Election of officers for en-
suing year. The proposed amendment to cnnsti-
tuition relative to increase of salary of auditing
committee will be acted upon at this meeting
Present your trade card at the door.
By order of the Executive Committee.
ja14-3t H. c. EMERY. Secretary.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER-SUN-
day services at Rauscher's 1892 Conn. ave., at
pm. Address by Miss Emma Gray subject, The
Serene Life Versus the Strenuous Lffeo Daily
noon meeting Mondays at 4:3O pm. for aues-
TONS ut Loan and Trust bldg, cor. and 9th
sts Public invited. IL
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For financial ads. see page II.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

CONGRESS ST. METHODIST PROTESTANT
31st st. bet NJ and sts., Rev. Thos o. Grouse
pastor-II an ana 1880 Pm. preaching by the
pastor. Evening subject: The Turning Points
IN Young Mans Life; Entering the Church En-
tering Business, Entering Matrfmony.'' it,
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NJ. p. CHURCH. sTH
and SITS. Sc. Rev A. Norman Ward. pastor
IL Am ard 1880 pm, preaching by the pastor;
Christian Endeayor Society, GAS pm. 1t
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Belasco-Mrs. Leslie Carter.

6eiaSco-mIS. Leslie carter.
In the succession of big attractions
which the Belasco Theater is announc-
ing, the management seem 10 be emulat-
ing the adage that sit never rains but
il pours," for the week OF January s
will bring TO that house David Belas-
cos first and greatest star and attrac-
ton, Mrs. Leslie Carter. in two of her
most successful plays '.Adrea,'' by
David Belasco and John Luther Long,
and "Zaza." by David Belasoo.
1t would be difficult to define Just
how warm a place Mrs. Carter has in
the hearts Of Washington theatergoers
This regard has been generously proven
in the past. and now coming for the first
time ITO the theater in part owned by her
manager, our pleasure and her welcome
will be increased. For the first half OF
her enga cement here. Mrs. Carter will
be seen in ''Adrea,'' the play which wit
messed its first audience IN this city
last December. The same gorgeous pro-
duction VIII again be seen. only to bet
ter advantage on the spacious stage
of the Belasco ,Iheater. For the second
half of the week, Mrs. Carter will ap-
pear in ''Zaza,'' a revival of her first
overwhelming success, made necessary
from the ever increasing and persistent
demands for this intensely fascinating
drama of life For the revival of '.Zaza. -
Mr. Belasco has furnished a scenic pro-
ouction Superior to the original The
supporting company Is fully up to the
ideal standard which Mr. Belasco has
ever thought. necessary for his gifted
and favorite star.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
THE BIG HIPPODROME AT
CONVENTION HALL

Coupled with clever management and
a coterie OF the most clever acrooats,
aerial artists, dashing equestrians. and
headed by Gertrude Breton in ner death
defying ride down a steel incline, the
Hippodrome at Convention Hall last
week proved a big success. So popular
has the attraction become IL will be
held over for another week, presenting
the same program, with one or two
sensational features added. Rarely
have the people OF Washington had the
opportunity TO witness such a perform
ance. The circus season having closed,
the cream OF the acts has been en-
gagged and presents an array Of extraor-
dinary talent, each act comprising a
star or headline act In itself Miss
Breton, in contributing her part. which
is the feature, certainly has an act
which is sensational in the extreme.
From the moment she ascends tc the
top of the steel incline down which she
rides going a mile a minute leaping
chasm of thirty feet while seated on her
bicycle, until she reaches the bottom in
safety one is held spellbound It re-
quires unlimited nerve and confidence
TO perform this hazardous feat, as a
slight mismovement would mean disas-
ter. Miss Lottie Aymar, with her thor
Ioughbred Arabian horses. in feats of
horsemanship. is easily the favorite OF
the ladies and children. Miss Aymar
has been featured with the Barnum &
Bailey show for the past nine seasons.
Jack Cousins. champion bareback rider
OF the world. has been engaged at an
enormous salary, and appears at every
performance. The Maginleys are trapeze
artists OF International fame, having an
peared in al the large vaudeville houses
In this and European countries, and pre-
sent an act which must be seen TO be
appreciated. These, with rnanv other
Dig acts, go TO make up the most bril-
hant and costly array OF talent ever
gotten together for the public's amuse-
ment- President RooseveIt's family oc-
cupied a box at last nights performances
and thoroughly enjoyed the exhibition.
', ashington people will have one more
week 20 witness this aggregation of an
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
BISHOP CRANSToN ADMITTED
INTO BURNSIDE POST, G. A. R

Burnside Post. No. 8. has held it's last
meeting Of the year Four comrades
were admitted TO membership. among
them being Bishop Cranston. of the NJ.
4. Church.
The ballot for the eight Denver Med
ais to the eight comrades who have
manifested the greatest interest in the
welfare of the post, resulted in their
being awarded to the following COM
rades: NJ l.: Leonard. II. A. Cobaugh,
George T. Carter, ]. F. Johnson. A F.
Sperry, Chris. Storm. Dr. A j. Hun
toon. and l.. z. GridIey.
This Is one of the prosperous posts
In the Department of the Potomac, and
is now contemplating the organiza tion
or camp of sons OF veterans auxiI-
larry thereto.
The installation OF the officers for the
year 1906 Will take place on Wednesday,
January 9.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Another Strong Week at the Local Theaters

Glaser. who enacts the title role which
fits her with glove-like nicely. In fact.
metropolitan critics are unanimous in
their opinion that Miss CHASER was new
er seen or heard to better advantage
than as Miss Dolly Dollars Local pat
rons OF light music viii have an op-
portunity 70 judge Tor themselves, as
Miss Glaser and the same cast and pro-
duction as she used at the Knickerbock-
er and New Amsterdam Theaters will
play an engagement of one week at the
Columbia Theater beginning Monday
January g. During Miss GIasers en-
gagement there viii be a matinee on
Saturday only.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)

Grace Nye and Frank y. Jarvis were
united in marriage by the Rev. Dr. +.
d. Power. OF Vermont Avenue Christian
Church.
The attendants were Miss Lenera
Eiome Sartor. Miss Emily r. Jarvis. J.
II. Lichliter. and Donald Springer
The bride wore a pretty gown OF
cream SILK and carried Bride roses. while
her tulle veil was held In place by
sprays Of lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids were attired In white
Swiss and wore wrcaths of pink roses
in their hair The wedding march from
.Iohengrin" was played by Miss Della
Ruth. sister of the groom.
Among those present were Mrs. NJ. II
Nye, mother of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs
N. NJ Jarvis. parents of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs. E. @. Gunson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. o Jarvis and daughter. Florence;
Miss Grace Jarvis. and Mrs. Anna
Bresiin. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis will be
at home to their friends after Januar
1, at 1130 Seventh street northeast.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
PIONEER SONS OF JONADAB
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Otheers for the year were elected by
Floneer Council, No. !, Sons OF Jona-
oao' Friday night. as follows: L. J.
haugan, worthy chief; ]. ]. Kelly. vice
worthy chief; J. F. Harvey, worthy pa
trlarch; William f. Schooler, recording
secretary; Q. II. Sawyer, financial sec
retary; F. J. McQuade. treasurer. Rob
ert L. Frick, worthy guide: William ].
Ihomas. assistant guide; John l. Bren-
izer inside watch; W. s. Clark. outside
watch; E J. Ratigan. representative
Funeral Benefit Association, and Ed
ward Mullan, trustee.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
EASTERN STAR CLUBS BALL
TO BE HELD IN FEBRUARY

The Eastern Star Pleasure Club gave
It's regular monthly dance for December
at Jennings Hall Friday evening Mem
bers OF three pleasure clubs were pres
ent. besides a large number OF friends
The annual bah OF the winter VIII take
place the first part OF February.
The officers Of the club are: Charles
Bentley. president; H f Walls, vice
president; Miss Blanche Rldgley, record
ing secretary; Miss Mary Nalley. finan-
cial secretary; S. H Cation, treasurer;
Allen II. McFadden, speaker.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
KANSAS PHILOSOPHY.

A mothers willingness to make sac
r11ces for her children includes her sons
in-laW, but fathers doesn't
We have noticed that the woman who
has only one child TO brag about takes
up more time at it rnan the woman
who has nine
II an undertaker's bill were presented
on any other occasion there would have
been reforms in undertakers' bills CEN
turies ago.
When girl wears her mothers dress
10 get married in. her father has 10 be
pretty rich man II the women charge
II up TO sentiment instead OF TO econ
omy.
Talk TO any man and you will find
that he Still cheriShes q hatred for the
person who offered up his name at
prayer meeting when he was a boy
years ago.-Atchison (kan.l Globe.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Continued from Third Page.)

NOUntIHueU from Third Page-J
only Sam Devere, the Schrodes, acrobat
ic comedy performers; the Bijou Com
edy -Four, singers and comedians; Min
ME Granville, vocalist; Harry Wood, in
strumentai artist: John Murray. come
dian. and last, but net least. Andy Lewis
d Co.. in an original "Cocainized'' COM
edy conception writer by the we'll
known author. Barney Gerard. and Andy
Lewis. entitled The Queen of Bavaria .
AT the Health Resort" and THE
MIMI are the musical comedies of
fered. both being written by Andy Lewis
and produced under his personal super
vision
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
POETRY IN PETERBOROUGH.

The poetic muse has broken out in
Peterborough, Mt, where in the Daily
Examiner John Bell sings seven verses
on "Our British Empire" The verses
are all about like this one:
England what are you corning to?
This / ask in pity,
Your poor are starving on the streets.
In your London city;
Your Queen IS doing all she can,
And so is your good King.
Your poor are starving on the streets,
I'm sorry thus TO sing
Johns sorrow seems appropriate Hix
muse limpS.-petroit News.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Rosanpi and Anna A. Allain
Mortimer II. Acheson and Eva Perry
Hodges.
Corsten e. Behrens, Jersey CITY, n.
J., and Maybelle =. Chamboro
Barney Rosenbaum and Maggie Jones'
]. Woodwork Swasey and Agnes l.
Marcy.
Salvador Trapani and Caterina Demisa.
Saul s. Jaffer and Bella Laddon.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
AT LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Ihe following is the program for VOL
unteer readings and music in the Read
ing Room for the Blind. at the Library
Oh congress, 2:3o to $50 D. m:
tuesday, January 2-The Rev. Edward
Marshall Mott. =
thursday. January Mrs. Richard II
Gay. Charles Myers, piano and song re-
cital-
Saturday, January 6-Miss Lillian
Whiting
me door Of the Reading Room will
De closed promptly at 2:3o o. m, and win
De opened thereafter only between the
number on the program.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Chsse's-valerie Gergerie in Carmen" !"

Chase's bill for next week will include
Valerie Bergere and company in her own
production of Carmen" the dramatic
Sensation OF vaudeville: Burke. LAX Ie
and company. in an intermixture OF
singing. dancing, eccentric comedy and
funny dialogue; Willy Zimmerman. the
famous Hungarian artist. in character
transformat ton; Emma Francis and her
original and novel acrobatic dances and
sensational Oriental tumbling: A. o.
Duncan. the popular comedian, in an
up-to-date act aoounding In local hits;
T. w. Eckert and Emma Berg. pre-
senting their spectacular operate COM
edy. THE Land of Two Moons" Toto.
the mysterious musician, and the mo-
ton pictures depicting Modern Brigan-
dage."
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
National-E. S. Willard in Repertoire.

The Offering at the New National
Theater for the week of January s will
be the celebrated English actor. E. s
Willard. who will present repertory Of
his most popular plays. as follows:
Monday and matinee Wednesday. THE
Man Who Was and David Garrick': !:
Tuesday. THE Fools Revenge We'd
nesday. The Professors Love Story"
Thursday. 1.-The MiddIeman." Friday
and matinee Saturday. "A Pair of Spec
tacles" and THE Man Who Was" Sat-
urday. TON Pinch
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
MONUMENT TO FRANKLIN
IN FRENCH CAPITAL

PARIS. Dec 30.-Work will begin
next week on the erection of the statue
OF benjamin Franklin. to be presented
10 the city by the American colony in
ans. Inc statue will be erected in the
rue FRANKLIN near the square of the
lo. lrocAoero- Ihis viii be the fourth
statue presented by Americans to +ba
city of Paris
The Washington times., 1905-12-31
Parties

Mrs. Flora. c. Dyer gave Christmas
tree party to her Juvenile class Thurs
day afternoon. The children were al
lowed to invite as many friends as they
liked. Mrs. Dyer had 100 large. fancy
stockings. tinsel and picture trimmed,
hanging on an immense tree. The ball
room was brilliantly lighted and filled
with parents and friends The grand
march was led by Miss Louise MaGaw
and Miss Elsie Castle. After numerous
intricate new round and square dances.
Baby Leah Babbitt danceI a fancy
dance. followed by fancy dances from
little Dorothy Hodgkins. Louise Nc
Laughlin. Elise De Lancey Castle. Ruth
Haines, Paul Haines. and Helen Adams
Then the children went through some
beautiful health exercises by request.
after which Lemuel Towers, Mr. Nc
Coy and Richard Ian gracefully pre-
sided at the Christmas tree. and each
. child. guest or pupil. was presented
with a well-filled stocking. A great
many of the little folks brought gifts
to their teacher.
The Washington times., 1905-12-31

The Columbia Heights Art Club met
with Mrs. Lacy at the Portner. Thurs
day. Mrs. Pyles presided as chairman.
Six visitors were present. After the
reading OF the minutes. the art paper OF
the day on ''Time-Indicating Devices"
was read by Mrs. Clarke Her descrip-
tions were mostly taken from the ar
ticles at the National Museum. After
discussion on this subject, Miss Cath
crime Barlow read a paper on Mary
Queen of Scotts.''