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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-10
GOOD SELECTION
FOR CITY JUDGE
+. II. Puryear Appointed by
Mayor Yeiscr.
Well Known Attorney, Who Has Filled
Office Of City solicitor aud Is
Competent.
POLITICIANS ARE UP IN ARMS.

Hon. Edward X. Puryear. formerly
city solicitor, ind one of the ablest
attorneys practicing at the local bar
has been appointed to succeed the late
David Lillard Sanders as police Judge
and this morning was sworn in and
held his first court.
Mayor ID. A. Yeiser, who under
charter has the power of appointment,
made the selection last night, after
learning Attorney Puryear would ac-
cept. He Immediately forwarded his
appointment to Governor Beckham
for ratification.
Judge Z. II. Puryear has been a
resident OF Paducah since his youth
and has practiced at the local bar for
fourteen years. or late his work has
been chiefly abstracting. and on ac-
count OF its rapid growth, Judge Pur-
year was forced to resign his Office of
city solicitor.
Judge Puryear is an able man fully
competent and well qualified for the
position. He has been a strong Dem
ocrat all his life and viii make the city
good official He will serve out the
unexpifed term which wiz be filed at
the next regular November elections.
Mayor Yeiser's selection of Mr..
Puryear met with the approval of cit
liens and Democrats generally But II
brought down on the mayors head
the hottest kind of condemnation
from city hall politicians. They want
ed ID. A. Cross for police judge, and
they thought Mayor Yeise would ap-
Joint him. Mayor Yeiser had none
but complimentary words for Mr.
Cross when his name was mentioned
but politicians haven't yet learned &c
fathom the smile OF "Uncle Dave
He made up his mind that PuryeaI
was the man and that was the end OF
Il.
He didn't even tell the city hall
crowd Wnen ne INTENDED making the
appointment. He just announced II
when he got ready, and then they
commenced on him. They tried to get
him to retraet after the appointment
had been announced. The governor
had been importuned until they found
no had not the authority
The appointment has been snt TO
the governor for approval, end It Is
lntlmated that some OF the precipitat'
friends OF the other Fellows" will try
to hold up the appointment at Frank.
fort. However, "Hls Honor" stand.
pretty close to the throne himself
and II is not likely anything win come
Of the tempest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-10
LOOKS BAD
YOUTH ARRESTED ON CHARGE
I OF HOUSE-BREAKING.
Ben hin. From Wingo, Had Too
Much Money Ia Spend In Pa
ducah Yesterday.

Ben Hlll. a prominent young man
of Wingo. Graves county, few
miles south of Mayfleld, Ky. on the
Illinois Central road. was arrested
last night by City Marshal w. ID.
Jackson. OF wlngo. who followed the
young man to Paducah. House break
ing Is the charge. There is clrcum-
stantial evidence against Hill. lie
protests his innocence strongly.
Sunday night just before NJ. ]. Nc
Nicely. a merchant. closed his store
In Wingo, he placed s25 In small
box and hid II In the shelving. That
night the store was entered and the
money was taken. Marshal Jackson
followed Hin to Paducah and spotted
him neatly attired in new clothes
even to cap and shoes standing at
Fourth street and Broadway.
When arrested and informed that
he was wanted for "house-breakiug. "
Hin declared that he did not enter
the place" before he had been APP
prised by the marshal OF the nature
OF the crime. He had sl7 In cash on
his person and claimed to have won
Il on a horse race a, Mayfield. He
was taken back to Wingo this morn
Ing
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Extremes meet. but they don't al
ways speak as they pass.
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ANY Kind Of 30, WIN DO.

Washington. July lc.-PostmasteT
General Cortelyoa has issued an order,
10 go into effect August ], resembling
the regulation under which patrons OF
rural free mail routes are compelled
70 purchase boxes from one Of the two
hundred listed manufacturers. who
have put on the market SOC different
styles OF boxes. approved by the de-
partment. costing from Atty cents to
four dollars each. Patrons OF rural
routes win be permitted to construct
their own boxes. provided that in do
ing so they conform to the require
ments Of the department as to size,
durability. safety and profession from
she inclemencles OF the weather.
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DISCRETION
CHARGE AGAINST CLARENCE IN
GRAM OF THIS CITY.
Arrested by Constable shelton and
VIII BE Taken out Ia ~.
Lcavenworth.

Clarence Ingram, a Paducah boy
is under arrest here charged with de-
sorting from the ranks of the United
States army and will be taken back
to Fl. Leavenworth. Kan. for trial
Immediately.
The young man is the son of a
former policeman. and has a brother
Mr.. Morris Ingram. stationman at
No. fire station. He enlisted in the
army in October, 1908. and was as
signed to duty at Fort Smelling
MINI. He is said to have deserted
August 10, 1904. and come home.
Constable A. c. Shelton made the ar
rest and will receive $50 reward for
his work Ingram has been turned
over to Sergeant Blake. OF the local
recruiting station. and an officer will
be sent here from TT. Thomas, KY,
to convey the prisoner to TT. Leaven-
worth. Ingram was a member OF
company 3D." Twenty-first regiment
of infantry. He had been working on
ice wagons since his return to Padu-
cab.
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DR6MnBBS' DAY
AT HORSE SHOW
Will Attract Big Crowd to
The City.
Plan Advanced by the PaducaI Trav-
cling Mems Club WIN BE
Suggested.
"a HALF THOUSAND VISITORS

Paducah travelling men expect to
hold one of the biggest travelling
mems rallies in September ever held
in Western Kentucky and are even at
this early date preparing for the event.
Mr.. Jerry Porter. OF Clinton, who
was the Kentucky candidate for ma
dional president OF the T. p. A., was
.in Padacah last night and agreed TO
assist during the rally. He will be
featured as one of the speakers.
The plan is TO hold the rally one
day during horse show week, and II
~ desired that the horse show asso-
citation set one or two days aside to be
known as "drummers'<day." devoted
TO the reception and entertainment of
diummers. Il is expected that fully
500 visiting travelling men will attend
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Must Show Condition.

Mt. Sterling. KY, July 10.-Henry
X. Prewitt. state insurance commits
sioner. stated today before leaving
for Frankfort that he would send
blanks at once to all fire insurance
companies doing business in this
state. requiring them TO make sworn
statements of losses in the burned
districts of San Francisco. the amount
of estimated salvage based upon ad-
justment to that date. the amount OF
risk upon which liability will be de
MED. also amount Of reinsurance In
solvent companies. He hopes in this
way to get the net liability OF the
companies. fa4f u
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May Come Up In August.

Lexington. KY. July To- The
fourth trial of Caleb Powers for the
murder of William Goebel is soon to
be called at Georgetown, the general
belief being that IT will be next
month. Major VIC. Owens, OF Louis
Vile and Judge Simms. of Bowling
Green two of the counsel for Powers,
we're In Lexington Sunday. and dined
at Castleton. the home of Major Fox
hall A. Daingerfeld. whose family
has taken great interest in Powers
behalf
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Related 10 Paducah People.

Mr.. Kaufman Anspateher, of New
York, a nephew Of Mr.. Abe Ans
patcher. has achieved success as a
playwright. his play "The Embarrass-
ment of Riches" having made a de-
cided hit In the eat The current
issue Of the Broadway magazine de-
voted several pages - the young man
and his wife, formerly Miss Katherine
Kidder. actress and playwright.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-10

II 1t wasn't for the eynlc. a fellow
would never know how happy he
isn't.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-10

The board Of nre and police CON-
missioners met last night and ad-
journed without transactlng any busl-
ness. The ordinance creating the Of
fee of "engineer Of the IRE depart
ment" has not been signed by Mayor
Wiser and is not law. hence no cleo
ton to that office could be held. A
driver for the fire engine is to be eject
ed and few other routine matters
acted on when the board meets again.
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Got Shot Himself.

A passenger on a train near VIII
mlngton. n. c.. was shot and killed
BY another passenger following the
announcement that the latter intend
ed killing every person IN the coach
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Killed by NIece.s suitor.

@. Mead Emory. a prominent at
torney OF Seattle. was shot and ia
tally wounded by a sutton OF his
niece, who had requested that Emo
~ be kept out OF the house.
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Aldermen Meet Tonight.

The aldermanic board will meet in
adjourned session tonight for the pur-
pose of passing ON saloon licenses
which we're held up pending action
of the lower board. The lower board
turned down four applications.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-10

Any man can lie. but It requires
constant practice TO do it successful
ly.
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Wants state Fair.

Lexington islnspecting sites for
Me permanent location OF state
fs.r. and expects TO go before the
legislative committee with a PROPOSE
ton that will be acceptable.
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NEWS OF KENTUCKY
Bold Thieves Rob Home.

Fulton KY, July To- A bold
gang Of burglars is operating in this
city. Saturday Mike Fisher was
caught while burglarizing the home
OF r. NJ. Chowning.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
'KeNNIngfon

The Women's Missionary Society. Of
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church,
met in the Sunday school building on
Wednesday at IL d. m. Devotional eX-
ercises were conducts. by the president,
Mrs Henry Runner. after which the
following program was given: An origi-
Eai paper, Christmas in Foreign
Lands" Mrs. J. b. Bronson; Letters
from Syrian Missionaries" MIS-. Terrell :
Syria. in 1885," Mrs. 4. 7. Hutchinson;
The Mountaineers of the South, Mrs,
Hoel Mcqueen; Mountain Items, Mrs.
Gordon RAY Luncheon was served by
Mrs Robert Stevens. Mrs. c. w. Clum,
Mrs. Herbert Filler. Mrs. DePuy. and
Mrs. Meade. after which a business
meeting of the Church Aid Society was
called. The president. Mrs. w. NJ Ter
rell, presided. A gratifying report was
given by the tree surer in regard to the
proceeds from the supper and bazaar
given recently by the society.
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CHANCES Good for New Church.

A number of people in this neighbOr-
hood are much interested in the efforts
that have been made during the last
year or two TO establish a Baptist
church in this vicinity. AS a result or
these efforts the Chevy Chase Baptis.
Church seems to be increasing in size
and Importance very rapidly. The con-
eregation has not as yet church build
ing, but has rented for the winter The
sharpe House" at North Chevy Chase,
where preaching services are held every
Sunday evening and prayeF-meetngs oil
Friday evenings. DR.. Thomas, Of Ran
doiph. is in charge. giving this congre-
cation a portion OF his time. very
successful silver tea was given at the
church house last Thursday, at which
AIRS. Chamber1aine, of the Church of the
Covenant, Washington, gave an address
on Missions" The Ladies Missionary
Society connected with the church met
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ever
EFT w VaFney at North Chevy Chase.
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MORAL STORY OF A BOY
WHO TOOK FATHERS ADVICE

Thomas comm Cooke. stage director
for Annie Russell. and who plays the
role OI ounce in A Midsummer Nights
Dream was given an education which
would qualify him for the iron trade IN
Pittsburg. whore his father rs a we'll
to-do manufacture in that line Of com
merce. With commeudabIe fortitude
young Cooke started in. but seven
months about the great furnaces was
all he could stand. and with no word
TO MS family he went 10 New York and
mere chanced to meet an Amherst Col
lege friend. who was playing in a Ger
tain shoTt-lived comedy then running at
Wallacks. Through the kind onlcbs OF
this friend Cooke secured a small nart
not much more than a walking gentle
man."
Proudly he wired his father to come to
New York and see him act" After
witnessing the performance the father
met his boy and remarked. with evident
Tom. do they really pay YOU wages
Tor Just walking around on that stage2f'
Yes. father,' said the grateful youth.
somewhat surprised
We'll, fool EN- as long as You can.
Tommy. Such snap can't last for
ever"
And Tom has been "fooIln' EN-" ever
since
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Dr.. shoomkof's Address.

On Wednesday evening an interesting
address was made at St. Pauls Church
by Or. Shoomkoff, a native of Thessa-
lonica. Macedonia Or. Shoomkoff told
of the oppression of Macedonia by the
Turks. and OF the murder of many of his
friends and aCquainJanCes on account or
their Christian faith. His two brothers
lost their lives just q 5 their education
vas completed His mother. too. lost
her life on account of her religious be-
lief. OF a population Of 100000. about
200, 600 have lost their lives. being killed
biz the Turks. About 100 towns and
villages have been completely obliter-
ated. DIR. ShoomkOff. with three other of
his countrymen. are travelling through
America and lecturing for the purpose OF
arousing sentiment in behalf OF their
country
The Washington times., 1906-12-16


The Mlddlesex Hunt Club met Thurs
day morning at Sycoliae Store. southeast
OF Leesburg. with forty couples OF Eng
iish hounds. The latter were east in the
open by A Henry Higginsou and Robert
toteswOrth. his huuIsman. They soon
struck tran. which led Them over the
Cool Spring farm. the Donohoe farm.
and south in The direction of Goose
Creek. After a short run Z. fox va
started and chased along tae course or
Sycoline creek, in the direction OF wood
ed country. bordering on Goose creek,
where the trail WAS lost Several other
short runs were made but Ho more foxes
started. Among those riding we're Mr.
and Mrs. MoultOn ana Mrs. Pierce. OF
Boston. Misses Clara SwaTt and RO-
sale MIshCl. of LecsbuTg. Dr. a H.
Ahl, of Boston. MessTs. Chamberlain,
Caseweil and Barrett. OF Boston, James
son. of WarrenJOn. and David B Ten
ant. OF Red Gate farm.
state Commander D ". Can. Of
Washington. ID. c.. was in Leesburg
Thursday night instruCting The Tent OF
The Knight of the MaCcabres which has
recently been organized here Dr. " e.
Orr is the commander Of The local tent,
and Frank T.. Tiffany, the record keeper,
The Lincoln ". c. r L. viii hold a
meeting in the Friends Meeting House
at Lincoln. this county. ou Sunday.
January 6, 10 be addressed 0y Mrs. Kate
Waller Barrett. of Washington. D. e..
in the interest Of providing headquaT-
Iers ana a rest room n the jamestown
Exposition.
Information has been received here OF
the death of HyleT Karurr which re
of L. a.
ter, Mrs. Clara Hutchinson, m Lower
Loudoun. His wife was a Miss MiIlard.
d sister of Josiah MilIard, of Washing
ton. u. G.
Mr.. and Mrs MouItou and MT Case
well. OF Boston. who have been following
the MiddleseN and I.Oudoun hounds tHs
Lall. have returned 10 their homes IN
Boston.
Club, OF which Mrs. William CoVcoran
Eustis, Of Washington. - g. is the
president. met Yesterday with the Misses
Harrison. on North KING street Gran
ford, was read and discussed 10y the
members OF the club.
John II. Alexander and Miss Alexan-
der were among the guests al the we'd
ding of Miss May Lewis and Mr. George
y Roberts. of Omaha. Neb.. which was
sOlemniZed al the Dewey, iu Washing
ton, d, G., on "Wednesday
Miss MOTselle Worslcy. who has been
spending the fall months in Leesburg.
returned during the past week 20 her
home in Columbus, Ca.
Mrs Henry Sellmau. Of this town. left
on wednesday for Fort Riley, Kan,
where she viii spend the winter with
her daughter. Mrs. Mckinley
Mr. and Mrs r Fl Lynn. Of Wash
inEton, u. G, were the weekend guests
OF the latter's mother. Mrs. Powell Har-
ris0n.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Mems Club Plans Election.

The Mems Club OF Warner Memorial
Church held z business meeting on
Wednesday evening b. w kumler
invited the club TO hold its next meet
ing at his home, when he will talk 10 the
club on '"Ihe Story of the Rocks As
the next meeting is the time for the
annual election of officers, a nominating
committee was appointed, consisting of
Messrs Buck. Terrell, and Bronson.
Mr.. Dickson was asked to inquire into
the possibility Of purchasing a stereopti-
con for the use of the club.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Herndon.Va.

Minor Crippen. Of Washington, d. c..
visited his parents Sunday.
Miss Sara Hersperger, who has been
visiting her brother, Samuel HerspeTger,
OF this place has been called home on
account Of the illness of her father.
DR.. z. s Detwiler and W. F. Middle
ton made a trip TO Fairfax Court House
last Tuesday.
Mrs. r. p. Summers. OF Sterling. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. r. II. Duston
r s Kidwel. OF Leesburg. was in
town Tuesday.
Q s, Lawrence has returned from a
visit TO Pennsylvania accompanied by
his parents who have come here to
spend the winter,
Mrs f. s Garrett. who has been
spending few days In the city. mas
returned
Mrs. G. 5. Keys. OF Raleigh. y. c. is
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Dutton.
Thomas Hunter IS visiting her sister.
Mrs. S. A. Hersperger.
Mrs W. !. Robey. sr.. has returned
after brief visit to friends in wash
ingtoR.
Miss Margaret Russell il visiting
friends in Washington.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller has ret,-r,a,t
from his home in Alabama.
u W. Montgomery and family have
moved TO Iowa for the winter.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Daughters of America.

Mt. Vernon Council Daughters OF
America. has elected the following Of
ncers for the ensuing year:
Councillor, Mrs. s. Ticer; assistant
councillor, Mrs. Annie Davis; vice coun-
cilor. Mrs. Annie Shinn: assistant vice
councillor. Miss Matte Turner: record
ing secretary. Spencer Forrest; assist
ant recording secretary. Mrs Amy c..
Weech; financial secretary. Mrs. J. ri.
Mansfield: treasurer, Mrs. Mary T1cer;
inside sentinel Miss Virginia Sheppard;
outside sentinel. Miss Nora Petty: tru5-
Tee for eighteen months Nelson Cradiin.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
St. PauPs Women Read Papers.

The ladies of St PauTs Methodist
Episcopal Church held their Missionary
and AID Society meetings or Wednesday
afternoon in the church. The Foreign
Missionary Society convened at O'Clock.
The president. Mrs. George W. Ash
worth. conducted the devotional eXer-
cises. An article on DO Missions Pay?'
was real by Mrs. George Stokes. Mrs
Edgar Moore, followed with paper on
Hospitals in the Philippines" read by
Miss Nellie Harr. The Home Mission
ary and Aid Societies both held business
meetings.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Fire Association Election.

The Friendship Veteran Fire Associa-
tion last week reelected the following
officers; President. r. F.. DOwnham;
vice president. Fred J. Paff: secretary.
J. Y. Williams; treasurer, W. T. Emer-
son: trustees. A. D. Brockett, Capt. J.
f. Webster. and ]. IL. TTimyer; COM
manders Of engine. p. F. German. ]. F.
Webster. p. Didesoneit, and James
Travers: committee on application for
membership p. NJ. Bradshaw. Benjamin
Nheatley. and W. w. BaIlenger
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
CRUISER TACOMA LEAVES
ON TRIP TO NORFOLK

After having been equipped with a
number OF new gun mounts. the cruiser
Tacoma. which arrived at the Washing
ton Navy Yard d week ago, departed
yesterday for Norfolk The vessel
which Is the largest cruiser. with the
exception OF her sister ship Des Moines.
that ever entered the Washington har-
Dor or the Eastern branch. was given
number or farewell salutes bV the
other naval vessels at the yard and b.
merchant craft in the harbor. as she
made her way proudly down the P0to-
mac.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
lEANcelE

MISS Katie Browning. assistant post
master or Laurel, who has been III for
some time past. is able TO be out again.
Revival meetings are being held in
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Chuych
South by the pastor, the Rev. A. b.
Sites
Mr., and Mrs. Richard johnson have
closed their nome, Overlook" near
Laurel, and have gone to their CITY
residence, In Washington. for the win
.er.
Miss Nellie Castillo, Of Kevser w
Va, Is the guest Of Miss Catherine Gam
brill.
The teachers and pupils Of school No.
), OF which Miss Margaret Edmonstone
IS principal, held a successful fair and
supper for the benefit or the schooI a
few evenings ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorm Bowling are max
ing extensive repairs to the Contee man
sion, recently purchased by them and
which they are now occupying.
The monthly reception of St. Philips
Protestant Episcopal Church, was held a
the home OF Mrs. William E Gilbert on
Friday evening. Miss Ila Stanley has
gone to Washington, where she win
spend the winter.
Arthur Phelps has gone 10 Washing
ton, where he will spend the winter,
Mrs Charles Lewis, OF Washington.
has been visiting Mrs. Albert Rutledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip p. Castle. jr., or
New York. are the guests of the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip p.
Castle
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian c. White have re-
turned from a visit TO friends in wash
ington.
Robert Grimes and Minnie BeaH
both OF Laurel. were married in Wash
ington on Thursday. They will reside
here
Mrs. Joseph Wynkoop. OF Washington,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jo-
seph Ayton.
Mrs. T. Watts Byerly has returned
from a visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Albert Clark, OF Washing
ton.
Miss Minnie Iglehart. OF HyattsvilIe,
has been visiting Mrs Nj. f. Hance.
William King and family have gone
10 Annapolis, Md. where they will make
their future home.
Miss Ethel Leatherwco1 was the
guest of relatives In Washington dur
ing the past week
Miss MOllie Dorr, of Hyattsville, has
been visiting Mrs. Edward Vogts
Roy BeVans has returned 10 Virginia
City, New, after spending some time
with relatives here.
Miss Agnes Steele has returned to
her home in Washington. after visit
ing Laurel friends.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
HOTEL MAN SLAYS RIVAL
WHEN W0RSTED IN fight

IAZLETON Pa. Dee l5.-WnianI
Pittcu. a saloonkeeper. OF Beaver Mead
Ows. near here. sH40t and killed HAIRY
Stewart today. Stewart formerly wss a
boarded al Pitten's hOtel. bot was o.
dered from the place By Pitten. w1lO
was jealous OF him. lie returned g1
morning aud a fight ensued- Pitten ysas
worsted. when ne pulled revolver and
shot Stewart. The murderer gave him
self up He is in the Mauch Chunk
jail.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
Lecture on California

DR. Michael F. Smith. OF Baltimore,
delivered a lecture recently at the Cath
Ollie University. on "California-Its Old
Missions. and the Grand Scenery OF
Which They Are a Part" He gave
history of these Catholic missions. and
or the work they had accomplished
among the Indians in early days He
concluded his lecture by referring to
the San Francisco earthquake.
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
* NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS "
AyIe1OT1dT1a

The Ladies of the Maccabees last week
elected the following officers: Past COM
mander, Mrs J. C. COckey; cOmmander'
Mrs. Amy g Weech: lieutenant com
mauder, Miss Annie Craig; record keep
or. Mrs. Annie Bladen: sergeant, Mrs
Miller; mistress at arms Mrs. Mattie
Jones: sentinel. Miss Quigley; picket
Mrs. Permar; captain Of the guard.
Mrs FanniR InnnS
The Washington times., 1906-12-16
.eweichts and Sins" the Topic.

At St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church the sermon for the morning
service will be on Weights and Sins
and will be preached by the Rev. A.
r. Spielman. the pastor The Epwortf
League meets at o .45. and there will be
a GOspel service at 80.