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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

Ezra Schuyler, cart driver, mar
rowly escaped serious injury at the
Callfou Limestone companyN quarrles
AZ Vernoy. He sat on the cart load
ed with broken stone when the horse
backed the vehicle and contents on
tho dumping platform. The OUTFIT
landed on hat car nearly 100 feet
below. Schuyler jumped as the cart
left the platform and escaped injury
The animal became entangled In tho
harness and was released after much
dlficuity. Il escaped with slight In
turtles. The cart was wrecked. About
one year ago the same animal fell
from the pltform and was taken oul
unhurt
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

AZ Rothosay. England. last year. 4
boat full OF people upset at some d.
lance from the shore. ono OF the o.
cupanta was n boy sowe or SIaiH
old. who had had n few swimRiag
lessons. and remembered that hA
master had told him In case Of emT-
gency to lie fiat upon his back In ne
water. This precopt he coolly oarrid
out: two little girls held on TO his
legs and a smaller boy rested his he'd
on the plucky youngsters chest.
In this way all four noated Until
help arrived. This must have bea
quite Ave minutes. for the men whl
came to the rescue had to row nearly
n mile. What makes the GOODNESS q
this small boy the more Remarkable
IA that n grown man and two young
women, who were In the boat, failed
to keep their heads, and consequently
were drowned,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
plvep Eon A Losr wHALE.
Enalnser Went Down Twelve Timos
After Huue Mammal.

Enalnser Went Down Twelve Tlmos
After Huge Mammal
The schooner Charles Hensen, which
lor San Francisco last spring oston.
g.bly for a whaling cruise. but really
10 trade for mrs. has arrived.
During her eight months cruise sho
captured only one whale. which pro
ducei 1900 pounds Of bone. The furs
gathered by trading we're sent down
some time ago Another big whale
was killed. but on account Of the ice
&c was lost The mammal. which was
the biggest those on board had ever
seen. came up through one OF the
holes In the ice. and the crew Killed
&C. Before Il could be fastened It
sank
The crews Of the schoonorg Olga
aud Charles Hensen. both vessels be.
lng operated by the same concern,
we're unwilling TO give up such a prize.
and chief Engineer Porter Of the Olga.
20 down and secure the whale. He
equipped In n diving suit offered to
descended TO the bottom Of the Arctic
ocean twelve times and fastened hooks
10 the whale.
But when Il came to hoisting II 10
the surface Il was found 10 be an i'm.
possibility on account Of the ice The
diver found the whale under shelf
VI ice and the ice was forty-nyo feet
In thickness The crows exploded 500
pounds OF powder In an effort to break
the ice. After trying for eight days
they were compelled TO give up.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
The World,, RIehent chureh.

New York Is, counting heads and
purses. one Of the wcalthlcst cities In
tho world today. yet II was once In
tho market for a s. bill. Two hun.
bred and fifty years ago Manhattan
Island. on which New York now
stands. was sold for s. TO an Indian
chief Il was about the same time
that farm on the island was granted
by royal charter for the support OF the
church. and to-day the farm" brings
a revenue Of ti0.OOO.OOO a year. max.
Ink Trinity church. Broadway, the
richest church In the world.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

AZ Saylonoroska. In Russia. ls A m.
per house. II has been built Of blocks
OF papicr'mache, even the ioundation
and roof being made from that ma.
terlal. SO, too, are the chimneys al.
though the paper used in their con.
structlon was first mingled with A A..
proof material The house, which Ia
OF considerable extent, and will. In me
opinion OF architects. outIast such Az
are built OF stone and brick. Wa
erected at a cost OF over $1,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

A wilmington DELI Italian, Lingo
nrsno. would have been killed by an
approachlng train II his foreman, De
wit had not knocked him on the
track with olod OF earth, Then
Greno had his rescuer arrested for as
sault
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

A pheasant was recently seen amo,,,
the chickens on a Great Barrinrtos
farm. on being approached the H.
nsw to the woods In the near yiclr,,,,
and has not been seen since. N
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13

treaty The higher the civilization
the lower the digestive apparatus.
This picture shows form Of mochan.
zeal massage which not only takes on
supornuous flesh but Il is claimed. &C.
tually rolls away the terrors Of indi.
gestIon. Many have testified 10 its
efficacy New York Herald.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Recognized Champion "Esl.,

Capt. william Cook OF Mystic Con,
IL the champion "eeler" OF soptha.I
New England His best record ~
far in spearinC Is SIG In one day 1'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
IS FOE TO DYSPEPSIA
Mechanical Massage Claimed - q,
Friend e. Humanity.

indigestion b. one Of tho rank
weed. that grow up with civilization
who ever heard of a dyspeptio saw.
ageg The man OF the stone age had A
digestion that could all but asslmi.
late the tough hide Of the mammoth
Liver pills and dyspepsia cures would
have he'd small sales among the
indians when william Penn made hls
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-01-13
Egyptian Humor.

The ancient Egyptians liked to ridi'
Guile men by picturing them as ami
mails. There is extant a famous carl
cature OF this kind representing con-
demned soul, doomed to return 10 It's
earthly home In the form OF a pig.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
=--Ts
NenN1n2IOn

A called meeting of the Woman's Club
of Kensington was held on Friday at the
home OF Mrs. ]. II. Cunningham. Two
vacancies in the membership were filled
by the election Of Mrs Filler and Mrs
Harry Newcomb
Joseph w. Buck celebrated his fiftieth
birt thday anniversary last Friday even
ing A large number of his friends in
Washington and Kensington We're in
vited 20 Buena Vista 10 hear some good
music and join in celebrating the oc-
casion.
DR.. and Mrs. William l.. Lewis spent
a few days at Atlantic City last week.
Mrs. Anna Merrill left on Thursday
for Chicago. where she will visit her
daughters.
Miss Dorothy Sims left on Friday for
her home in Washington.
William Newton's family returned to
Kensington the last part Of the week
and will resume their residence in their
former home.
Mr. and Mrs Marquit of Baltimore
have been the guests OF j. Philip Herr
mann.
Miss May Gould spent Wednesday in
Kensington with Miss Harrison on Con-
necticut avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
So0beas1 aaingto11:

Miss Virginia Daddysman, of Capitol
Hill, has just returned from a trip
across the United States. She stopped
at Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Cal: Seattle. Wash. and Portland.
Ore. where she visited the exposition.
Miss Daddysnan took the trip to benefit
her health. which has been much i'm
proved.
Penelope ID. Smith has transferred a
part Of lot Ia. square 7o3, First street
southeast. between y and streets. to
William b. Diehl
Mrs F c. Thompson. of els f street
southeast has left the city on a trip
to New Jersey. She will visit her sis
ter. Mrs John NJ. Riddeu. She will also
stop at Atlantic City for a short while
before returning home.
After an Illness of a years duration,
Nathaniel II. Hatton an aged and well
known resident of Oxen Hill. Md, died
Monday morning at the home Of his
daughter. 233 Eighth street southeast.
The funeral was held from the house in
which he died, Wednesday morning.
Father O'Brien, OF ST. Peters Church,
officiating. Interment was made in St
Ignatius' churchyard at Oxen Hill,
Md.
George Pumphrey has transferred lot
80. square 900. c street southeast, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, TO
Ida Sangiorgio.
Mrs. Blanch Clawson, of $40 E street
southeast, has gone on an extended trip
70 Pennsylvania, where she Will visit
her husbands parents
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
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ANAGOSua

Mrst j. w Graham and daughter.
Madaline, of 80 CARROLL street, Twinlng
City, have returned from Colonial Beach
after a stay of ten days
Harve-- Arnold. of Anacostia, is i'll in
the Providence Hospital. 1t is expected
that he will undergo a surgical opera
ton within few days.
Supervisor Charles J. Burch, Of the
Government Hospital for the Insane, is
now taking his annual leave.
Edward l.. klotz has reported to the
police the theft of "A Pinch iron Joiner 8
plane. worth $3.50. together with other
articles, from the new building at 500
Nichols avenue.
The Rev. Charles o. Isaac. the pastor
of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner jackson and Pierce
streets, has returned with his family
from Ocean Grove.
Mrs II. G. Leitch. of the Government
Hospital for the Insane. has returned
from a trip to New York and Atlantic
City.
1t is expected that this section will
attract large number of pleasure
seekers on Labor Day. Two events of
interest will take place. One is the
Labor Day picnic and dinner at the
German Orphan Asylum, on the Good
Hope road, and the other is the tourna-
ment that will be held at Smithland
park. under the auspices of st. Igna-
thus Church at Oxon Hill, Prince George
county. Maryland. This church is
served by the priests of ST. Teresa s
Church. corner Washington and Fill
more streets, Anacostia.
Joseph A Drummond has left the city
for a three weeks vacation. which he
will divide between Atlantic City, Phil
adeiphia and Coney Island.
Rev. George NJ. Cummings, pastor OF
the Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church, on Minnesota avenue. has re-
turned from a trip to Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Policeman Moves.

Policeman Bean has moved into his
mouse on Tenth street, which was re-
Gently vacated by Mrs Burke.
Il. Smith and family, who have been
spending most of the summer at Co
loniaI Beach, have returned to their
home in Brookland.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home Of Capt Joseph Baumer last
Wednesday at a crab feast The guests
sat around large table on the lawn.
where they amused themselves with
songs, jokes. and speeches.
Mr.. and Mrs Anadale and family have
moved 70 Petworth. D. c. Mrs. Burke.
of Tenth street, viii move into her
house.
a dance was given last Thursday
evening at the home Of Frank Watson.
of Twelfth and Evarts streets. Besides
dancing. a number of songs and games
were INDUCED iin- At the conclusion OF
the games the guests sat around large
table and partook Of delicious refresh
ments.
Among those present were the Misses
A. Davidson, Mamie Collie, Ruth John
ston. Violet Horner, Louise Sturgess. r.
Collier, Ruby Schwier. Rachel john
Ston. Naonoma Lynch, Gus Julien, c.
Sullivan, Stanley Marean, Harry Pike,
j. Rodler, F. Lauder. II. GaIbraith.
Arthur and Woodferd Sergeant, L.
Crook and r. Collie.
Miss Naonoma Lynch. who has spent
the summer with her cousin, Mrs Tuck
or, OF Twelfth and Evarts streets. left
yesterday for her home in Roanoke, Va
Mrs. s. s. Osborne has returned after
a few weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Charles Hcrner and Milton Daniels
have returned from Ocean City, N ].
ADD BROOkLAND d. G
Mrs. L. G. Lambert and daughter Lis
Ter have returned TO their home at 1913
kearney street. after spending several
weeks IN Centerville. Va
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Birthday Celebrated.

Mr.. and Mrs William r. McChesney.
of Prince George county, Md. entertain
ed few friends Thursday in honor of
the birthday of their son. DR.. John r.
McChesney. He was presented with a
handsome gold watch by his parents.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. b. Brown. Mrs. l.. A. Brown, Mr.
and F. Il. Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam o. Miller. DR.. John r. and Mrs.
McChesney, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brashears. Miss Sadie Miller. Miss
Blanche Brown, Miss Moselle Brown.
Miss Ella McChesney. Harry McChes-
ney, William R. Brown, and Earl
Brown.
The Anacostia police force is pretty
badly disabled at the present time. sew
eral of the members being i'll or away
on annual leave. Policeman David
Crouch is sick at his home in Twining
City; AdolDhus Eckloff is also i'll. and
consequently. absent from duty Officer
Charles Weber has been granted a leave
of absence. and Officer Frank Dent is
spending his vacation In Charles county,
Md.
Physic ans in Anacostia affirm that
AnacOstia proper is free from typhoid
fever and that no cases of the malady
exist here at the present time They
say, however, that a number of cases
have been discovered in the OUTLYING
districts
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
New Water Main.

The Commissioners have ordered that
100 feet of S-inch water main be laid in
A street southeast, west OF Fourteenth
street.
While working in the gun carriage
factory at the navy yard, about 1920
O'Clock Friday morning. A c. Basdkian,
of 1905 G street, had three fingers of
his left hand badly lacerated by the
machinery. The navy yard ambulance
was summoned and the injured man
was taken to Providence Hospital.
Thomas H. Pickford has transferred
lot -, square northeast of 1865, to Harry
lie Laurin.
Miss Clara H Gonter, of Capitol Hill.
is spending a few weeks at Atlantic
City.
William Mcmahon, sixty-lve years
old, living at 3o5 i street southeast, fell
from a street car Monday and received
injuries 10 his hip and shoulder.
Sanford Eddie has transferred lot 81,
square 1046. to A. p Webb.
Miss Flora A. jackson has returned to
the city. and Is entertaining as her
guest Miss Staples. of Philadelphia
a party was given by Mr. and Mrs
J. s. ChIlds Friday evening, at their
residence, Is Twelfth street. in honor
of the sixth birthday OF their son Ralph
Childs. The evening was pleasantly
spent il playing games. after which
refreshments Were served. Among those
present were Edna Gliem, Nellie Cook,
Bessie Mercier, Helen Mercier Helen
Smith Marguerite Smith. Harry ShInn.
jr. Ellis Haworth. James Edwards,
Herbert Shinn, Albert Farmer, Luther
Davis, and Caspar Cook.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Thomas Broughton Ill.

Thomas Broughton Stallings. of Capi-
tol Hill, is reported TO be very ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Gaddis. of 10lI
East Capitol street, and Miss Margaret
Gaddis are taking a delightful trip on
the St. Lawrence and Saguennay rivers.
They will stop in Montreal and Quebec
before returning home
Assistant Machinist Leaman, at No.
engine house has returned after few
days leave.
Dr. J. E. Smith. of Capitol Hill, is
spending his vocation nj Atlantic City.
Miss Walton. of eastern Pennsylvania.
who was the guest of Miss Helen Aaul,
of Seventh street. for about two weeks,
has returned TO her home.
Miss Francis Dawley, of Southeast
Washington. left the city Friday for
Brighton Beach, where she will spend
a short vacation
Miss Bertha Crawford has returned
from a trip 20 Boliver Heights, w. Va
F. NJ Dixon has returned from a
pleasant stay with relatives at Atlantic
City.
John Butler. who is employed at the
Providence Hospital, cut one Of his fin
gers so badly Saturday that amputation
was necessary.
DR. Mofit has returned to the city.
Mrs Alexander Long, Of East Wash
ington, has returned from q three weeks
trip to Philadelphia, and Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Suit of Clothes Stolen.

Robert Bean. of $50 First street north
east. has complained to the police that
suit of clothes has been stolen from
him.
Mrs. Joseph A. Repetti and her little
daughter, Helen, are spending delight
full vacation in the Blue Ridge noun
tains.
John ]. Campbell, of All Kentucky ave-
nut southeast. has just returned from
a hunting trip. spent in the Adirondacks.
He also visited friends at Manchester
by-the-Sea.
Corporal Miller, of the Marine Corps.
has returned from a visit to New York.
where he was the guest of Guy Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab. OF
Eighth street southeast, have returned
from a stay at Saratoga. and are now
staying at Falls Church.
S. Mitchell. left the city Saturday for
Old Point Comfort, Va, where he will
spend his vacation.
John Watson has gone on a hunting
and fishing trip 10 Tasley Station, Va.
where he will visit his father and mother
for several weeks.
The stork visited the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John White II c street southeast,
nthe 18th. The baby is girl.
Timothy Lane. has left town with the
members of his family for New York
city. where he will stay for about two
weeks
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

bites, in Haines Hall. Anacostia, Tues
day night. George w. Shoemaker. J. ].
Murray, and George W. Rue reported
that the junior tent would be instituted
Tuesday. September 5. Secretary George
w. Roe reported that he went to Har-
pers Ferry, w. Va, Sunday. and made
good progress toward the establishment
of a tent in that place. Several names
were secured. and Mr.. Rue hopes that
the tent will be instituted before the
high tent meeting in October. The sum
of $40 was donated by the tent for en-
tertainlng the delegates who will at
tend the high tent session.
Remarks were made by G. ]. Foster of
Victory Tent, No. 1896 at Langdon, d.
c.; J. J. Murray. Of Jehu Tent. No. %:
Harry Jordan, George w. Rue. Murray
Allen. end George W. Shoemaker. The
tent then adjourned and went in a body
to Jehu Tent. No. q.
The following deaths have occurred at
the Government Hospital for the Insane
during the past week: John Good, aged
sixty-nine years; Frank Kline, aged
forty-seven years.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
HyaftyVII1e

Mrs oJseph Rogers is visiting relatives
in Boston, Mass.
Miss Bessie Ray has left for months
stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Rosalie Carr is visiting her
brother. Ashley Carr, of Baltimore.
The Misses Rose and Mollie Sutton
left on Friday for a trip 10 Niagara
Falls.
Ralph Smith, State etymologist of
Georgia, has been visiting DIR. ]. A
Mudd.
John Holden and daughter. Dorothy.
left on Tuesday for a trip to New York
by water.
Miss Emily Baker is visiting Miss
Genevieve Fox. of Gaithersburg. Md.
The Rev and Mrs. c. j. S. Mayo have
returned after a months stay at the
Warm Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
J. w Gosman. of Washington. is
spending a few weeks at the home Of
W A Brooks.
Mr.. jackson. of the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. has been
awarded the contract of wiring Herman
alarms.
Miss Emma McNichoIls. a niece of
Mrs Chas. Steinmyer. is expected to
set sail from Naples, Italy. for New
York on September :. II her health per
mits Miss McNicholls was detained
a the Hotel Du Nord. at Milan. by an
attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Ruth Wright, of New York. and
Miss Helen Starr, of Iowa, who have
been at the home of Mrs. Bennett for
Riverdale in a few days from their
summer vacation.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03

well represented at the annual Labor
Day meet o: Washington Grove.
]. c. Adams and family. of Eighth
and Kearney streets, have moved TO the
city:
Mrs. Nellie E. Lord entertained a large
number of her friends last Tuesday
evening. Many games. songs. and recs-
tations helped to make a pleasant even
ing.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs c. G.. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. War
rem, Mrs. Lord, the Misses Merle White
side, Jessie Boss. Blanche and Ethel
Bailey. Curra, Middlekaufr, and c. Cole.
G. Night. d. Marean. W. MiddlekaurY
r Marsden. L. Shipley. ]. Cole ana
Louis Sherwood.
Mrs. E. NJ. Smith and daughter havs
returned from Virginia Beach.
Mrs Sperle and daughter, of Severn
teenth and Jackson streets, left yester.
day for New York AS Mr.. Sperle In An
officer on the battleship Maryland, of the
North Atlantic Squadron, they VIII not
make a permanent home, but viii spend
their time travelling
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Annual Reunion.

The Hyattsville fire department held
its annual banquet in Odd Fellows Hall
on Wednesday evening. Mayor Charles
A Wells. who occupied the seat of honor
At the table. made an appropriate ad-
dress. He was followed by each mem
ber of the town council. and also Judge
Carr. L. O. Wilson. Q. &. MaRruder. w.
r. DuttOn. and Frank Rush.
The town council. composed OF ". W
MalOney. John Fawter. ". P. Magruder
c. II Long and ]. r. Owens. attended
the meeting in a body. Others present
We're 7. ]. Ely. J. w. Smith. Herbert
Heshman. George Wiseman. w. W. Ma
loney, Meyer Edlavitch. Charles w.
Barr. c. a. Snyder, Ernest ScaRRs. Jo-
seph II. Mattingly. George Hardesty. l.
J. Winery. Paul Mcfarland. William
Rush. Thomas Coward, w S. Rogers
Mort Carr. Hammond Welsh Jerome
Wilsie, James Gorrie. Clayton DarnaH
r. a. Mattingly. Fred Soules. William
Grachetti. and Edward A. Fuller
The committee which so successfully
arranged the entertainment consisted of
W. c. Loules. chairman: John Faintee.
J. Frank Rush. John Klein. and William
W. Rush.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Back From Philippines.

George H. Malone. OF 30S Pennsylvania
avenue southeast. has returned TO his
home in Washington after four years
residence in the Philippine Islands.
In honor of Miss Clayre Readily. OF
Yeagerstown, Pa, Miss Elizabeth Robb.
of S24 Pennsylvania svenue southeast.
entertained a large party OF friends "a
her home. Miss Readily returned TO her
home in Yeagerstown. Pa. yesterday.
Lieut. Clarence Owen. Of the Marine
Corps. is i'll with pneumonia.
David Hearn and Harry Lynch have
just returned from a two weeks va
cation, during which time they visited
In New York and Atlantic City. Their
vacation period also covered a few
days stay at Colonial Beach.
Ground has already been broken for
the new East Washington Savings
Bank on Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
between Third and Fourth streets. ard
work is now progressing rapidly on ex-
cavating for a foundation. The new
bank will be built OF Indiana limestone
and red brick. and will be one Of the
hanGsomest buildings in town.
Mrs. Joseph Hanlein. OF Southeast
Washington. who is a weil-knOwn sing
or. has just returned from profes-
sional trip north. on which he fulfilled
engagements at Coney Island. Atlantic
City. and Virginia Beach.
Leon Cooper. of Kentucky avenue
southeast. has returned from a trip u
Buffalo. y. Y. where he visited his
mother
oscar Luckett. of Capitol Hill. has
returned from a trip to California.
Mrs. Oscar Luckett. accompanied by
her ntwo sons, Raymond and Oscar. jr.,
ner daughter. RegeIa. and the Misses
Laura and Lula I,uckctt has returned
from pleasant stay at Atlantic City,
y. J.
The Washington times., 1905-09-03
Too Much Laudanum.

Charles Kelly, living at 423 Fifteenth
street northeast, took a dose of laud-
anum by mistake Saturday afternoon.
The ambulance was called from the
Casualty Hospital and medical atten-
tion soon relieved the suffering man.
His condition was not very serious.
Charles 6. Muir has transferred lot
"A. square 1909. Fifteenth street north
east. TO Josephine l.. Eyon.
Mrs. NJ. c. Phillips. of Capitol Hill
has returned to the city after spending
several weeks at WashiH gton Grove. Md
The Commissioners have ordered that
3I3 feet OF eight-inch water main be
laid In the south side of East Capitol
street, east of Fifteenth street north
east.
Miss Martha Mitchell. of Capitol Hin.
IS spending a couple OF weeks at Allan
tic City.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. b. Turner have re-
turned 70 the city after a two weeks
stay a Z Atlantic City.
Captain and Mrs. @. 3. Bennett have
left the city for the mountains of Vir-
ginia where they viii stay several
weeks
Jessie B. Green has transferred a part
Of original lot /. square S79. Seventh
street southeast. 20 James r. Shea.
Mrs Amos Yost, of 1o0i Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, returned 10 the city
last Sunday with her two daughters
Blue Ridge mountains, where she has
been visiting for the past month, ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. l.. Hodg-
con.
Miss Nav McCabe. Of Capitol Hill. is
spending a few weeks at Atlantic City.
J. Arthur Richardson William Rich