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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR ,TODAY.
Baltimore in Jersey City,
Newark in Providence =
Buffalo in Toronto
Rochester in Montlg al 4
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When President Hauck cast his vote
for the resolution Commissioner Knox
could hardly believe his ears Record
and Mayor Pagan were dumbfounded.
Their plans had miscarried. They
would much rather have had it beaten.
Now they cannot claim that the Demo
Gratis opposed the street cleaning plan
and they will have to dig up another is
sue.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28


man of either team crossed the plate
during the balance of the game. Both
Tozer and Mccarthy pitched great ball
Thoney, the Toronto batsman. welded
the willow for triple, d double and a
single
The score by innings
Buffalo ........ O o 90 o O o 0-d
Toronto ........ 1 O 0 90 O 0 O O--1
Batteries Tozer aud. McManus; Ne.
Carthy and Doran.
EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS.
Jersey City, s; Baltimore, 2.
Newark. 5; Providence, A.
Toronto. /; Buffalo, 1.
Rochester, 4 MontreaIs l.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28

So far as the appointments go they
will be controlled by the Board of Street
and Water Commission rs. There is no
reason why the three Democratic. mem
bers should not control, ,all the patronage.
If the Republicans weresinvthermdjority
it would be useless for a Democrat to
expect an appointment. 1t should be the
same now with Fagana Republican or
Pagan Democrat. The three Commits
sioners, who owe nothing to the Pagan
ties, should stand together and appoint
only Democrats. The Faganites started
out to play politics and now that they
have been beaten at their own game,
they should not be given any quarter.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28

John Powers didn't get the Fire Com
missionership but he viii ge the next va
cancy-that is he has a promise that
be will. This promise viii not have to
be fulfilled until next January, when
Powers will get it in thesneck again.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28


Mayor Pagan is making the Board of
Police Commissioners rescinds itss resolu-
ton increasing the salaries of the super
ior officers of the Department. = gave the
politicians lesson in bossism. He gave
the Commissioners to understand that
they had no right to take such an inn
portant action without first getting as
consent, and he gave them to understand
that the blank resignation which he holds
would be filed in at once if they did not
reconsider the resolution The Commits
sioners meeSly obeyed. Reformers have
bosses who are not bosses in name only.
The Jersey City news., 1906-06-28
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEw5YORK, J Junes 28S 1905 The
weather ling New York; andaits vicinity
the thirty-sixl lhours. ending p. n.
friday proTni4ss to be.--gloudy and
warmera tonight and, tg1norreWs light 70
fresh $southeasbs swinds, 49,, "a
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BALTIMORE.

Totals. 2 8 a
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Methodist Christmas.

The Sunday school Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church held their Christmas
entertainment in the auditorium Of the
church Thursday evening
The following We're in charge OF
arrangements. Mrs Steven Wright,
Daniel c Smithson. and Warner
Wright. The program Tor the evening
was as follows: Singing, by congre-
cation; prayer, by the pastor, the Rev
II. q. Spencer greetings, by Ray
Stuart; recitation. by six little girls.
recitation. Christ i'm Heaven by A
Harrison; singing. by school, recits-
ton, by John Wiley recitation, by
Mabel Grimes; singing. by school: rec
itati0n, by Shirley Wright; recitation. by
Walter Fowler singing, by the school,
recitation. by John Wright; recitation,
by Amanda Wright; singing, by the
school: recitation, by Lizzie Tice; read
ing. by Mrs. Warner Wright. singing.
by the school; recitation. by Magruder
and Shirley Wright; recitation, by Helen
GUIDE, singing. by the school; reCita
ton, by Mildred Anderson; recitation, by
Barbara BuueTneld: singing, by the
school; Following BY the star" by
Summer Wright. Pearl Stewart, Louise
Davis, Blanche Brown. AIarEarite De-
vail, Marie Van Sice, and Nettie Rich
Ter
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)kaI{O1gGaEaTk

". H. Sleeper. Of Blair avenue.
moved from here Saturday 10 spend tho
remainder of the winter In Washington
on r street northwest
After spending some time in the West.
Mrs. Crewit returned TO her home on
Maple avenue in time 10 spend Christ
mas with home folks.
Monday evening the Citizens Asso-
citation held its monthly meeting at the
Takoma Hall at O'Clock.
NJ Beach, Of Stafford. Nd. arrived
at This place in dime to spend Christ
mas with friends
Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins. of
Cedar street left here Tuesday for the
northern part OF Pennsylvania to at
tend the funeral services Of their
brother
Harry Phillips entertained his sister
from Maryland a Few days the past
week.
b. r. Taylor who has been here sey-
eTal months. loft Wednesday for CIeve-
land. Ohio.
Mrs. r. C. Thompson. who has been
III ct her home on oak avenue. with the
Strip. is cOnYalesCirg.
Miss Hattie Watts, of this place. is
in Baltimore spending the holidays with
her parents and relatives.
Mr.. Weeks arrived here Monday from
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, where he expects 20
spend the winter.
.. W. Reavis, of the Review and Her
aid. has as his guest his brother. who
recently arrived from Michigan. 70
spend the winter.
Mrs. Morris Lukens has returned from
Baltimore
Miss Covert has recently come to this
place from kendlevllle. Ind. to spend
the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Hanson arrived Tuesday
from New York, having come directly
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WHICH ACTOR WAS ITp

One Of our leading actors, who is noted
for his eccentric behavior. INDUCES in n
good deal of ceremony in his country
house I'm the summer time. One Of his
customs is TO announce to the butler
his movements upon rising in the morn
ing by series Of bells. so that his
breakfast VIII be on the table the mo-
mcnt he enters the dining room. lie
rings one bell when he rises. two bells
after he has finished his bath. and three
bells when ne leaves his bedroom on his
way down 20 his morning meal Not
long ago he had a visitor in the person
Of an old river steamboat captain. who
chanced 20 be sitting on the veranda
reading when the first bell sounded.
The "one beil' produced a sub-con-
scioUs impression on the captains pro-
fessIonal instincts. Some moments later
the second signal fioated out from the
buffers pantry, again failing on the
riVerman's ears. Presently the final
signal sounded. and, with a roar. the
old captain ieaped to his feet and cried: /:
Back her, damn you, back her!"
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
1yafISVTI1e

The choir of the Riverdale Preshy-
terian Church rendered a Christmas
cantata on Thursday evening. The pro-
gram was under the direction OF Mrs.
S G. BuTrhus. who also accompanied
the singers. There was a large at
tendance.
At the Berwyn chapel the same even
ing was devoted largely 20 music and
recitations by the children. 4 hand
sOmely decorated tree occupied plat
form.
The young people of the Bcltsviue
Episcopal Church were entertained ON
Wednesday afternoon. at the home OF
the rector, Rev. Z. l. LaRoche A social
afternoon was enjoyed and gifts were
presented.
At the BeltsveIe Methodist Episco-
pal Church an elaborate program con-
slsting OF vocal numbers ana reCItatiOns
was rendered on ChlrstnICs evening
The pastor. the Rev. j. Fred Baggs. was
presented with a purse OF 800 Gifts
were exchanged at the conclusion OF the
exercises
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Complain About Bridge.

4 deal Of complaint is occasloned by
the opening aad closing of yhe draw in
the AuacOstIA bridge Replying 10 a
complaint OF the Citizens Association
about the alleged nuisance the Commis-
siOners informed the organization that
they are required by law TO open the
AnacJstia bridge draw upon the signal
from vessels desiring 10 pass through,
and that everything is being done to
operate the draw in the least possible
times so rs not 20 delay travel more
than is absolutely necessary.
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Switch Fire Boxes.

y number Of changes have been made
in the location of fire alarm and police
patrol boxes IN this section. several ad-
diUons to the ones already in use having
been made. \ fire alarm box known as
No q has been erected on Maple avenue
opposite Chestnut street. one known as
No. 81 mas been placed at the intersec-
Jion OF Jefferson ana Taylor streets, and
box No. % has been removed from
Washington and Adams streets TO the
corner OF Harrison and Seventeenth
streets. The patrol box formerly al the
corner Of Washington and Adams streets
has been removed 10 jefferson and Tay-
Tor New patrol boxes have been erect
ed at Anger avenue and Hamilton
street, and one is about 10 be put up
near the new steel plant a. Gtesboro
POiur
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BrI8bCWO5d.

The W. X. A. Debating Society held
its seml-mOnthly meeting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shretter Wednes-
day evening. The proposition. Re
solved, That the city Of washington
should own and operate its own street
Railways vas discussed. The judges
decided thai the affirmative. composed
of Jesse LO0gheW, George C. Remiug-
ton and Miss Kate Graysneil. won. The
individual ho1ors We're awarded 10
Mathew Whitley and Miss Mable Lor-
sen, both OF the negative side. The
third speaker on the negative was John
c. Gaas. Those composing the debating
society are; Mr. and Mrs Louis Shret-
ter, Jesse LOnghew. Miss Kate Gray
smell Mr.. and Mrs. Seaberry Locksmur,
Miss Emma Right, James r. ConnaIv.
Mathew H Whitley, john G. Gaas VII
liam =. Glatner. Miss Edna Atwell and
Miss Edna Atwell.
The Central, High School Sophomore
Club was entertained Thursday evening
at the home of Miss Mable Reeves. OF
Sherman avenue. Music and games
were enjoyed until a late hour. when
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Mable Reeves. Mildred
Dick. Ruth MIlard, Adelaide Wilson.
Edith Earnest. Elsie Browning. Lillian
Thomas, Frances Bennett. May Hunter.
Anita Ballanger, Dorothy Lang Elaine
" Il1ams- ana Al aSsrS- Henry ZEN tl.l-o
ence Pistol, Edmund Rheen. owen Ken
nedy, ReIms Wallace. George Kinds
George ReinbuTg. Harry HaYusberger,
LuJOT Morsel, WIFI DICK, Brice CIagett
Russell Madden. Fairfax oyster, and
William kemper.
The Snappers Camera Club met at
the home of Miss Shellman. Saturday
afternoon. After a short business meet
ing and presentation of the week 3
photographs, the members enfoyed
music and refreshments Those present
were Misses Nellie NOmen. Julia Wood
man, Nora Shooley Mary RayfeId
Grace Sims. Ella Graves. Rose Getty
stone. and Agnes Emmerson.
AIr ana Mrs, Howard Emerton had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs Lowell of
Boston Mass, during the week preced-
ing Christmas.
c. W. Gasen visited Mrs. Charles Dug
by. Of Alexandria. last Monday.
Miss Grace and Helen Townsend. Of
Harvard street are at home from Mt
holidays. They VIII return the day after
New Year.
Louis ard Charles Schuech visited
their sister. Mrs. BOyland. Of Bright
wood avenue, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bread Cenbridge
are spending the Christmas holidays
with friends in Baltimore, Nd.
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Ice Skaters Busy.

The Eastern branch al this place has
been frozen from shore To shore since
Christmas eve, this being tie first freeze
of the year The ice in some places be-
ing TWO 90 three inches thick and The
river on the AuacJstia shore has been
thronged witt skaters who were en-
abled 10 enjoy the first sport OF this
character of the present season. The
ice gives promise Of remaining for 7ey-
erul days an3 some boatmen proeured
hooks about noon Tuesday and went out
molishiuE tae ice there TO allow the
passage Cf boats, but they found il Of
substantial thickness, requiring the eX-
peudituFe OF more effort than Jhey had
ANTICIPATED
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AIe9aIldTia

First Licutenants Charles NJ. Smith
and Leo T. Downey, Sergeants X. 5.
Hoffman. Ralph McBurney, r. =, A
Johnson. ana ". T Hellmuth, Corporais
A. Harris. O. J.. Watkins, i. p Won de
Westlaken, and Cadets Rogers, Beattie.
and Riggs. students at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg,
Va, are spending the Christmas hOli-
days with their relatives in this city.
The Rev. II. }. Cutler. pastor of St
Mary's Church. is improving from his
sudden Illness Of Sunday.
Mrs c. o. Pullman had as her guest
last week her cousin, Miss Mary Fisch-
er of Roland Park, Baltimore.
Miss Bena stratton spent the Christ
mas holidays with her parents. in Lynch
burg.
william w. Herbert. Of New York Wis
iced his mother. in this city, last week.
Mrs Marshall L. King spent Christ
mas with her parents. in ChaTlottesviile.
Isaac K. O'Brien. Of the University
of Virginia. is spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents in this city.
william Earl Henmuth. Of Colorado
Springs, spent the Christmas holidays
with his parents here.
Mir and Mrs. Robert Alexander Kane,
Of Richmond. spent Christmas in this
city.
y. Griffin Uhler. OF the Virginia Poly
tecEnlc Institute spent Christmas with
his parents, in Alexandra.
:. Elmer Norris, of RI,hmond. spent
Christmas with his parents. ia this city.
Mrs. s. J.. Holmes spent the holidays
IN Philadelphia.
Powell Rrooks spent several days last
week visiting in Winchester.
Miss Lucy Brooks. VINO has been visit
ing in Wilmington. Del, and New Ycrk.
has returned home
James A. stoutenburg left Alexandra
today for Florida, where he nas secured
position
Miss Mary Carlin spent tho Christmas
holidays with her sister at Ellicott City,
Nd.
Miss Mary II NARROW. os st. Agnes
College. spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents in this city.
Miss sadie Klaus and French Utter
back. of this city. were married at the
parsonage Of the First Baptist Church,
last week. by the Rev. Dr. Fisher.
The Rev. J. IT. ThacKer. OF Norfolk.
who has been visiting A. r. Thomson.
IN King street, has returned 10 his
home,
William J. McCanery and Miss Made
lire Kraft Richards were married at
the parsonage of St Mary's Church. by
the Rev Father Kelly last week.
Mr., and Mrs. ". !. Boothe last week
entertained the Senior Euchre Club at
their home. in North Washington street.
The games were won 10y Mrs. Henry r.
Robertson. Mrs T. W. Robinson. Mrs.
G. /. Boothe, and Laurence stabler.
Frank NJ Silcott has bought from
Luther Carter. agent for James Baum
gartneT, a house and lot, on Seminary
Hin.
Miss Kate and Julia Monroe are spend
ing the winter in New York
b. p. wheauey spent the Christmas
holidays with his sister. Mrs. q. F.
keegan. in Rocky Mount, \. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paul are In Har-
risburs, Pa, spending the Christmas
holidays with their parents.
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JOANNA

At the meeting Of the Ladies Aid
Society here Friday, al the home OF
their president, Mrs. b. r. Hicks, quite
a surprise was I'm store for Mrs. Hicks
as she took the chair TO call the meet
ing to order. A special meeting Of
the ladies formed in one part Of the
room. a committee asked that Mrs.
Hicks postpone reading the minutes Of
the meeting. Then Mrs. William NJ.
Wnliams gave TO Mrs, Hicks a hand
some cholocate set, a gift Of the mem
bers Of fhe society.
Mrs. Hicks is now serving her fourth
term as president of the society. She
has been an indefatigabie worker and
has accomplished much good, and the
society's undertaking in refurnIshing,
with solid new oakeu pews, new car
pets choir chairs. and an entire interior
decoration OF the Presbyterian church,
has been rewarded by entire liquidation
of the Indebtedness incurred by these
improvements
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HerRdOn.Va.

Miss Martha Blanchard and Edward
Blanchard have been the guests of their
brother for a few days
Charles Reed is spending the holidays
with his parents.
Amos Cronnce and Vernon wrenn are
home for the holidays.
sIr. and Mrs. AIattingly and Miss
Grace Kerfoot are visiting Mrs. William
ellis
Miss Edith McRae and brother are
guests Of Mrs Ernest Robey.
Mrs. Trail, of Harpers Ferry. is visit
ing her son. Z. NJ. Trail.
- Howard Blanchard and family spent
, Fchristmas with w S Blanchard.
Miss Elizabeth Ellison is visiting her
sister. Mrs. William Ball
George. Buell., Of South Carolina. is
visiting his parents here.
Miss lillian Mofett and Samuel
Hatcher were married Wednesday nv
the Rev George Bailey.
Afr. and Mrs French. Mr.. and Mrs
John Motfett of Vienna. and Mr. and
Mrs, Buckner Furr, of Washington were
among the guests 30 attend Miss Moi
fetts wedding
Miss Agnes Orrison is the guest of
Miss Louise Aud
Thomas Hunter who has been spend
ing the holidays with his sister. Mrs
ttersperger, has returned home.
Ar. and Mrs. 9. L. Keyes left On
wednesday for Ohio.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30

Ut Joseph a Mudd was the guest OF
his s.ster-in-law at Cheltenham during
the past week.
Robert W. p MAYO student at
Johns Hopkins University. Of Baltimore.
and Edmund Mayo. or Norfolk. Va.
Were the guests Of their parents. the
Rev. and Mrs G. J. 5. Mayo. OF Spen-
Ger street. on Christmas Day.
Robert II. Kerr VII remove from Hy-
attsville 10 Baltimore January l.
Mrs, C. B. AIaynadier was the guest
Of her cousin. Mrs Evans DuVaI. OF
Laurel, this week
Miss Eva Barrow entertained At i
holiday luncheon az her BeTWyu home
oa Thursday noon.
Joseph Mayo. Of Trenton n. J was
the guest Of his brother, the Rev. C.
J. $. Mayo, this week.
Miss Lillian Walker, OF Washington.
was visitor al the home OF Mrs. c.
Meyer this week.
Mrs Huston Banks, of Washington,
is visiting Mrs J, L. McGee, of River
dale
DR. and Mrs. 5 NJ Mcmillan ceIe-
bTated the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage week ago Saturday
evening. large number OF gifts
We're received from those present,
which included host Of friends from
kiverdale and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs T. b Lewis, Of Niagara
Falls, were the guests Of the latter
sister. Mrs. G. a. Meyers, during the
early part Of the week
Mr. and Mrs John q. Lepper spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dobbs, at the Hyatt Man
sion.
Mrs. J. X. Roberts has been spend
ing the week with Miss Waring. or
Washington city
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allSCDlNClNd.

Mrs Martha NJ Eastman, of Balti-
mere. arrived on Wednesday evening To
visit her brother, Albert z. Eastman. at
Everbloom.
Miss Bessie Nicholson returned from
i.eesburg, where she has been teach
Ing this winter and spent Christmas
with her parents at West End.
Dr. and Mrs. James B. Gould enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nj. Smith
and family and the Misses Merrihed 1t
dinner on Christmas Day.
Mrs. Mary Spencer. of Washington.
d, C., spent Christmas with her sis
tes, Mrs. !. NJ smoot.
The Baptist Congregational. and Pres
byterian Sunday schools held their
Christmas celebrations on Monday night
in their various Sunday school rooms.
The ongregatonalIsts and Presbyte-
rians sent thei- presents into the Chill
drens Hospital
Miss Elizabeth Rice of Washington.
was the guest or Mrs Philip 3. Nourse
on Wednesday,
Miss Ada Rhodes has been spending
the holiday week with her mother and
sister in Baltimore.
Miss Msrgle Garner entertain the
Euch-e Club on Thursday evening.
c. NJ MCGroarty was the happy head
OF a reunited family on Christmas Day
when his eldest daughter. Mrs. Ichon.
and her husband. from Denver. Col:
another daughter. Mrs. John Bethune.
and husband. from Washington: an
other daughter and husband. from Flcr-
Ida, Mrs. McGrodrty. and Miss Evange-
line McGroarty all sat down 10 dinner
/. together for the first time.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson has been
spending The past week IN Baltimore
with her mother
Misses Bessie and Ellen Nicholson left
on Christmas night for Gloucester.
where they Will assist AT the wedding
or their brother RJy 10 Mss Frances
ThrockmOrton James.
Mrs. Harry A. Fellows entertained the
Owl Club al dinner on Saturday even
ing.
Eugene J.. AIcNlfr. OF the Geological
Survey. returned home this week after
several months Of field duty.
James and Joseph LutreH spent
Christmas with their parents, Dr. ana
Mrs. 5. S. Lv,treH.
Miss Mclean. of slHcott Springs. Is
spending Jae Christmas holidays with
her aunt. Mrs. Harrison Lowe
Mr.. and Mrs William T.. Chester. OF
Washington, and family spent Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r.
Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 5. Hun and fam
lily spent Christmas in Washington with
their aunt, AIRS. Mary MlHken
Mr. and Mrs Frank ~ Bail. OF Lew
inviIe. spent Christmas with their
father, the Rev. Franklin Noble
Miss Kathleen Mercer. OF New York,
spent Christmas with her friend. Mrs.
Henry Birge.
Mr.. and Ms. Yale Rice and the Misses
Rice, from Washington, and Dr and
Mrs. George b. Fadeley and family
spent Christmas with Mr., and Mrs. Eli
da Q. HJugh.
c. +. Newman has gone 10 New York
10 attend the wedding OF his niece, Miss
Hattie Newman.
Miss Clara Jewell of Washington. was
in town for short time last Friday.
Miss Bertha Newell has returned home
flF ha
where she has been attending school
this winter.
Ambrose C. Moore. Of New York, is
spending q few days with his sister,
Mrs. Herbert q. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs Ichoff. of Denver, Col.
have returned after spending a month
with their father. &. y. McGrOarty.
H A CogswelTs two sons returned
home on Christmas, after year spent
in travelling through Old Mexico,
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kz4a5lszslssazs - -
.NNCOSf1a

II is now believed certain that the
police department will not have to va
cate The present location OF the Ann
costa stationhouse at % Monroe street
and rent another building. According TO
the latest reports 1t IS stated that Max
Simon. who recently purchased the prop
erty al public auction. has consented to
make the alterations and improvements
10 the building suggested by the depart
ment. thus effectuany dispOsing of the
matter
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Mrs. Gibson Entertains.

Mrs C. II Gibson, assisted by her
sister, Mrs Q. w. Stier, entertained d
number of friends at her Berwyn home
OF iuesday evening Refreshments
were served at the conclusion Of an en-
5oyable evening. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Roome. Miss
hoome, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Roome.
all Of Rlverdaie; Mrs. Percy Jenords. Of
washington DR. Curtis, Of Rlverdalc
and Mr. @ W Sfier- Of Rern-un
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New Year Wedding

Miss Jessie Davis daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs H. p. Davis, and Thomas A.
Ladson, IT., of ST. Louis. viii be married
az the home Of the formers parents on
January J. The Rev. :. W RIghter will
perform the ceremony The bride and
groom Will reside In ST Louis.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Anti-Saloon League Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Montgom-
cry County Antl-Saloon League is to
take place in Rockville in the Methodist
Episcopal Church there January s.
where some prominent speakers are TO
be- present. It is expected Representa-
tive Litueheld of Maine will deliver an
address
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Joint Business Meeting

4 joint business meeting Of the River
dale Citizens Association and the La
dies Auxiliary viii be held on Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. J. l. Nc
Gee. The monthly social meeting Of the
auxiliary was omitted for the month OF
December
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hIrs. Fillius Entertains.

The choir Of the Esther Memorial
Episcopal Church was entertained AT
The home or AIr. anu AiTs. Milton J.
FLHus. OF Nichols avenue and Phil
adelphia street. on Wednesday evening.
At present the choir is as follows
Milton J. FiIlius, director; Miss CoIloJJa
Martin, Miss Edna BROOKS, Miss Nora
Boyer. Miss Katherine Cook, Mrs. Al
fred Grimes. and William Scaucleberry.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
Oxen Hiu Celebration.

The oxen Hm Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school, of oxen Hiu, Nd, held
their Christmas entertainment Wednes-
day. A program consisting Of reciJa-
tions hymns and addresses. completed
the evening. There was a distribution
Of presents.
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aFnR THIS RELIEF

Nervous Amateur Lecturer (Who has
iust received a message from his Ian
tern man that the oxygen for the lime
light will last only five minutes long
er)-And now, ladies and gentlemen.
must conclude. as my gas is giving
out.-Harper' Weekly