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The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
ART SCHOOL SHOWS WORK.
Exhibit Of Decorative and Industrial
Institution l. Oppued

The first exhibition Of the Washington
School Of Decorative. Industrial. and Fine
arts is open on the third floor Of the
Lehman Building IfZ5 New York avenue.
The year Just closed The first Of the in
stiution. has established the success OF
the school beyond question. This school
Is one OF the few art schools Of the Coun-
Try which aims to offer a complete art
course. and ct the same time immediate
application 10 practical work.
One Of the features Of the exhibit Is
the varied designs for unoleum. all Of
which have been sold TO manufacturers.
The wall paper paintings are also inter
esting Drawings, paintings and various
other works Of the pupils are shown
Several new branches will be added %
tre school next year. Among them are
pottery making, iewelry, metal work and
dressmaking Mineral painting is also to
bc ore Of the principal additions next
season.
The school is under the patronage OF
the following: Or. Frank Baker Mrs.
Charles j. Bell Hon. S. @. ". Benjamin,
Mrs Winthrop Murray Crane Hon Jona-
than ?. DoIlivor. Mrs. John B. Hender-
son. Mrs. Smith S Leach Mrs Henry B.
F. Macfarland. Mrs. Maurice y. O'Con-
nell. Mrs Henry T. Rainev. Prof. George
L. Raymond, Hon. John E. Reyburn.
Mrs John +. Reyhurn Hon. George Z.
Roberts. Miss Edith Westcott. and Miss
Is0hel Lehman.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
PREPARE FOR RUSTIC JUBILEE.
BenninE Grnndstand Being Turned
Into Country store for the Ell<s.

Into country store Tor the EilSss
The grand stand ~ Benning race track
was turned over 20 the executive commit
tee Of the EIks' Rural Jubilee and Barn
Dance. which is 10 be given there Thurs
day and Friday and a force OF workmen
started Immediately on the work Of trans
forming it IN accordance with plans al
ready decided upon. The framework for
the country store. the barn. the German
village. and the country post-ofice are
being placed for the decorators. who VIII
complete the work in time for the open
ing OF the jubilee next Thursday.
The makeup Of the committees on re-
freshments and the barn dance was an
noUnced Yesterday The refreshment com
mittee is composed Of Mrs Rhoda Ire
land. chairman. AIRS. John Kapp. Mrs.
r. c. Hoffman. Mrs r. c.. Watson, Mrs.
Lewis G.. Reichert. and Misses Grace
Wall. Morie Swing. Louise Hoffman.
Mabel Cudlip. Lillias Angel. Nannine Fos-
ter. Ethel McCauley. Helen Cleary. Mabel
Armstrong Elizabeth Hettiager. Hazel
Bowen, Fanny Sullivan, Minnie Reed.
JAMIE knight. Bertha Scbaper. Marie
Darr. Mary Graham. Clara NfcGrath. and
Lillian Haarcr. The committee on the
barn dance consists OF r. II Lewis. chair
man. Lewis Frankfort. Elmer F. Haar.
Fabian 7. Noel. George T. Hutchinson.
William 4. Mcdowell. George o. Nav.
John Lee William Lee, ir. and Dr.. J. F.
Hilton.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
SLEUTH GIVEN MERRY CHASE
Prisoner Leads Way Over Back
Fences and Through Residences.
Detective Hartigan Proves Ability
lures John W. COones.

After an exciting chase Detective Har-
tlsan. Of the headquarters staff. yesterday
afternoon corralled John ". Coones. who
escaped from the Bay View Insane Asy-
lum at Baltimore. early Thursday morn
ing.
Information was received from the
Baltimore authorities that Coones was at
a relatives house near Seventh and J.
streets southeast. Detectives HartigaD
and Evans were detailed 10 apprehcHd
him and take charge of him for safe
keeping until the arrival OF the Bay View
attendant. Solemn warning was given
that Coones was very violent and dam
gergus. Accordingly he was approached
with much trepidation, but when engaged
.in conversation be proved quie; and even
uiaL
lie readily consented % accompany De
teCtive Hartigau for a ride and the pair
started for the street corner 90 board "a
ear. When the car came. however.
Cooues was seized with a sudden notion
that he did not want 90 eide, and made
break for liberty. The chase Ted down
South Carolina avenue. up an alley, over
fences. through yards. and finally through
Ia residence. The occupants fed precipi-
lately 30 the upper story. and Coones
ran into a blind shed in the rear, where
be was taken into custody.
Coones lives at III South Gilmore street.
Baltimore. According 10 the testimony or
Detective Hartgan. he is an excellent
sprinter and can take the hurdles. IN the
shape Of siN-foot fences. in great form.
II is said that he went in training for his
little go with tho detective by walking the
entire distance from Baltimore TO this city
and securing the full benefit of the fresh
air hy siumhering during the night with
the pine needles as % couch and the spa
cious vaults of the cIoudless heavens as
his only c1verlet
He was taken back TO Baltimore last
night by Mr.. HUdgsou. Of Bay View. 20
again endure the confinement Of the gar
den walls Of that institution and the
stuilness Of a closed room. Ha COM
planned bitterly Of his persecution and
the WaHt0n stealing from him of the free
dom Of the earth and the air.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
CONFEDERATES CHEER DANIEL
Veterans Give Virginia Senator 0va-
ton at Reunion.
Old Warriors Attend Ball to Maids
of Honor and SpOnsOrs-LOv-
ing Cup Presented.
Special to The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Henld.
Richmond, Va, May 5L-The greatest
day I'm the history Of the reunion Of the
United Confederate Veterans dawned
cloudy. and with a promise Of rain that
was fulfilled while the morning was yet
young. Unfavorable weather conditions
tended 10 check the influx from the sur
rounding country. but excursion trains
filled with sightseers are still adding 10
the throng within the gates of the city.
It is estimated that there are between
1900 and 15.r00 veterans in the city and
between 5000 and 60OJ0 sightseers.
The convention was opened by Gen.
Stephen u, Lee, the commander-in-chief
Gen. Lee announced the presentation Of
a loving cup TO Chaplain Gen. J. William
Jones. Of this city, and introduced Gen.
Stone. Of Missouri, 20 make the presenta-
tion. Gen. Stone called Miss Edna Pearl
Jewell Of Kansas City, No. TO deliver
the beautiful token of the affection Of
the South for her chaplain general
Gen Lee then introduced Senator John
". Daniel. OF LynChburg. who he said
was "a gallant soldier of the Confederacy
" LlF btt4N IIIEtAEl 4ilf "a 'NAi~Aallh IT,
minder Of that awful conflict" Senator
Daniel took the stand amid tumultuoUs
cheers from the old men. who stood on
chairs and threw their hats in the air
in their enthusiasm. Senator Daniel, who
was the orator Of the day. made one Of
mis- characteristic addresses. He was in
terrupted throughout by round after
round Of applause.
Col. Robert +. Lee. jr., grandson Of the
great Confederate Chieftain. was then In
trodUCed Col. Lee. in words that fired
the aged blood of the followers of his
great namesake. indicated the South Of
all charges Of having f0stered slavery. Of
attempting 20 break up the Union, and
other charges which were made when the
COHfederaCy was formed.
The great social event Of the reunion
took place at the Horse Show Building
tonight when the great bail I'm honor of
the visiting maids Of honor and sponsors
was rendered. Admission 20 the building
was by ticket only. The guest-of honor
badge entitled the veterans to admission
The ball was one of the most brilliant
ever held at any reunion. The fairest
daughters Of the South appeared upon the
floor escorted by the Sons of Veterans.
with whom they danced. The building
was beautifully decorated in the colors
Of the Confederacy. and old Southern
dance music was largely used.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Now RniIrond schednIe.

The spring timetable changes on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will become
effective tomorrow. The most important
change is in train No. IS. the Daylight
Train" 10 Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Chi
cago, which will leave Washington at $40
a. m. daily. instead Of SEQ "a. m, and
which will make connections with the
Hagerstown and Frederick trains. Train
No 80, "A local heretofore leaving Wash
ingtOn at S.S5 a. m. for Valley Division
points. will leave at S:20 a. m, and will
run through to Frederick. This will give
people living in the towns between Wash
lngton and Washington Junction a con-
neCtion with train No 55 at Washington
for points on the main line as we'll as the
Valley OF Virginia.
There will be no changes in the Royal
Blue Line east-bOUnd trains 10 Philadel-
phid and New York. Ca EFT the train
heretofore leaving Washington at 2:57 will
leave five minutes earlier The every
hour service to Baltimore remains un-
changed. ana the $50 a. m. local train
will run daily instead Of daily except Sun
daV.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
COL. B. F. WINGER DEAD.
Lawyer and Soldier Passes Awuy nt
Green Castle.
Special to The Washington IIr7d

SPECIAL % Ihe washington Herald
EIagarstOwn, Nd. May 3L-Col Benia-
min +. Winger, a wealthy retired lawyer.
died to-day at his home at Green Castle.
aged seventy-tWO years. His death was
due 20 an attack OF acute Indigestion.
Col. WingCr served in the Union army
throughout the civil war, enlisting as
lieutenant and being discharged with the
rank OF colonel In addition 10 valuable
realty holdings IN Washington, u. c.. he
owned twelve fine farms In this section Of
the Cumberland Valley. His second wife
died ten years ago. -Four married daugh-
ters survive.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
OHIOANS MEET; NO POLITICS.
Republican Club Cheers for Both
Taft and Foraker.

Republicans from all parts of Ohio who
have their temporary residence I'm Wash
ington met for the annual spring meeting
Of the Ohio Republican Club at the VII
lard Hotel last night fractional State
politics was a tabooed subject and the
mention Of the names OF Taft and For
aker met with equal applause.
J. W. Bell presided at the meeting. and
called on Hon. r. T. Campbell assistant
Attorney General of the Department Of
Justice, and Hon. p NJ Ashford as
speakers. The former spoke Of the re-
sources Of Ohio and its great men. while
the latter gave a resume Of the State 1u-
dietary. Miss Anna Dunn contributed sew
eral musical selections
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
STILLINGS' NEW SECRETARY.
Clifford Rose Succeeds Fred 4. Col
iins, Who Heads New Division.

Clifford Rose. one OF Washingt0n's best
known newspaper men. was yesterday ap-
pointed private secretary by Public
Printer SuHings. 20 succeed Fred A. Col
lins, to succeed Fred A. Collins, who is
promoted 10 be chief Of the special admin
islrati0n division having charge Of ap-
pojntments, correspondence, &c.
Nir. Collins has served as private secre-
tary 10 the Public Printer since February.
1893 he having been appointed under Mr.
Palmer. His knowledge of the details Of
the office was great aid 10 Mr.. StiIlinEs
when he became executive officer OF the
big printery. The creation Of the new di-
vision. Of which he yesterday assumed
charge. is said To complete the reor-
ganization scheme instituted by Mr.. Still
iugs.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
INV Gets WcIch.

Justice Cation, in the Police Court. to
day dismissed the charge OF miscegena-
lion against Levi Welch. a white man,
and his colored wife Lizzie Welch. who
were arrested on warrants alleging a vlo-
latioa of the statute which makes It un-
lawful for q white person and a COlored
person 90 20 out Of the state and marry
and return % Virginia 10 take up their
residence. Wolch testified that the mar
riags occurred two years ago at Troy. y.
Y. Before the hearing had been con-
Ciuded a C0lOred man named Washington
Jackson testified that Welch owed him a
board bin of S14, whereupon Justice Cation
sent Welch 10 jail for three months on
the charge Of defrauding Jackson.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
seminary Commencement.

The annual commencement exercises Of
the Episcopal Theological Seminary Of
Virginia, near this city. will be held June
70 TO q. The opening event will be a ser
mon before the Students Missionary So
Ciety. delivered in the seminary chapel
the evening Of June 70 by Rev. Jules Pro-
vOst. D. D. The graduating exercises
proper will begin the following morning
at 10 o'clock. and viii include the reading
Of ESSAYS by members OF the gTaduafing
class. Bishop Robert A. Gibson. Of the
diocese of Virginia. and president of the
board Of trustees Of the seminary, will
present the diplomas and certificates At
the annual meeting of the alumni at noon
an essay viii be read by Rev. +. I. Good
win. of Fairfax, after which the alumni
dinner viii he served. An address by
Rev. A. b. kinsolving viii he delivered
a. $3.50 I'm the afternoon at the exercises
IN acceptance of the chanCel window re-
Gently presented 10 the seminary. The
ordination exercises viii be held June y
at II o'clock. when a sermon will be
preached by Rev. William +. Evans.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
"SAME HERE'-BONAPARTE
Attorney General Declines 10 Change
Ruling on whisky.

Attorney General Bonaparte announced
yesterday that he had decided not to
withdraw or modify in any respect the
opinion he gave April 10 constituting the
definition of the word whisky as 1t ap-
pears in the pure-foOd law.
The Attorney General denies that he
felt impelled 90 follow the construction
put upon the word by the Agricultural
Department. Mr. Bonaparte reminds his
critics that he questioned the entire &C
curacy' Of that construction in his pre-
vious opinion as being not broad enough.
The Attorney General cites numerous
opinions TO show that he reached the In
depreciation he had employed regardless
of the Agricultural Department.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARY KANN.
Remains Inferred in Baltimore He
brew Cemetery.

Special 20 Tie Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd. May 31-The funeral Of
Mrs. Mary Kann, wife Of Mr.. Solomon
hanH. who died on Wednesday at her
summer home in Catonsviile. was held
this afternoon at 1915 Eutaw place, her
former Baltimore home. Services were
conducted by Rev. William Rosenau, rab-
bi Of Eutaw place Temple. Interment
was in Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery. The
pallbearers were Isaac Strouse, Isaac
Hamburger. Albert s. Hecht. Samuel
Frank, Meyer Fox. Simon Gels, Is3Gcrc
Stoussel, and Or. +. Barr.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
"Lucky Bag" Appears.

Special @ The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, May 3l-The Lucky
Bag, the annual publication Of the stu
dent-body Of midshipmen, issued by the
senior class, made It's formal appearance
to-day. This years volume is dedicated
60 Prof William Witt Hendrickson, of
tie navy, for ten years head Of the de-
partment Of mathematics at the Academy.
The editor-in-chicf this year IS Earl W.
p-itchard Of indianapolis, Ind.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Aged EdIfor CcIehrnfes
The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL u Ine Washington Herald.
Annapolis Md, May 3l.-William NJ
Abbott. for twenty-three years editor and
publisher Of the Annapolis Evening Capt.
tai, the only local daily paper, yesterday
celebrated his sixty-eighth birthday an
niversary. Editor Abbott spent the day
quietly at his Office and received the con
gratulatiOns Of many friends Mr. Abbott
was born at Whitemarsh. Ia Trappe, Tai
bot County. Md, May 30. 1899
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Hunts Cat ana Blows I'D House.

Special % The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. May 31.-Oscar Neat.
aged seventeen years. was probably fatal
iy burned near Barton, this county. last
night He lighted a match in the attic
to drive out a cat. The match dropped
on powder that had been spilled and
acted as q fuse 10 a powder can. An ex-
plosion followed, and the house was
burned to the ground.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Senator Hale Better.

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, May 3.-Senator Eugene
Hale. of Maine who is Ill at the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, where he recently un-
derwent an operation, is reported to be
improving. His general health IS excel
lent, and he has a very vigorous consti-
tuition. He spent yesterday and to-day in
a rolling chair. and expects to be able to
walk around in a week.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Ewing Leads NTihhina

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. May 31.-A1idshipman
Edgar A. Ewing, of Chicago, H.. will
lead in scholastic standing the third sec
ton OF the class Of 1907 to be graduated
from the Naval Academy June 6. This
has been determined. but the full stand
ing will not be announced for a few days.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Nelson {. Read Dead.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd. May 31.-Nelson c.
Read. aged ffty-four. former collector at.
this port for the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, and former councilman. died sud
denly to-day. Mrs Otis Johnson, Of
Washington. is a surviving sister. MI
Read was a brother-iu-law Of Judge
Robert Robert r. Henderson.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Veteran Dies in Soldiers Home.

Special % The Washington Herald
Baltimore. May a.-Maximillian A. K.
Tippett died at the Confederate Soldiers
Home last evening. He was born in St.
Mary County, Md, in 1885,. In 1852 he
enlisted in Company B of the First Mary
land Cavalry. He served in this COM
mand until the close of the war.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Aune AruudcI SchooI. close

Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md. May 3l.-The public
schools in Annapolis and throughout Anne
Arundel County closed to-day for the
summer vacation, to reopen again in
September. The local high school closed
May "a with the graduation ceremonies.
To-day all the classes held closing exer-
cicpg
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Mrs. Nancy Klutz Dead.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Salisbury. y. c.. May 31-Mrs. Nancy
Klutz. died this morning at her home, in
Western Rowan. She was ninety-fve
years old. and until stricken with paraly-
sis, a week ago, was remarkably vigor-
ous. The funeral will be held tomorrow
from the Home Lutheran Church.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Epvorth League Celebrates.

TIC eighteenth anniversary of the Ep-
worth League Of Trinity Methodist Epis-
C0pal Church. was celebrated this evening
with appropriate exercises. attended by a
large audience. An address relating 20
the work of the league was delivered by
Rev Or. J. W. r. Sumwalt. the presiding
elder of Washington district
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
new Endeavorers Admitted.

The recently reorganized Christian En-
deavor Society Of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church held q business meeting and
social entertainment in the lecture room
OF the church this evening, attended by a
large audience. Robert Bartlett, the pres
ideuc Of the society. presided An inter
esting musical and literary programme
was rendered, and sixteen new members
We're admitted
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
IRISH TO DECORATE GRAVES.
Htbernians Speak and Strcw Flow
ers in Mount OIivet Tomorrow.

III1Hs oDtHh HHU sITVW 1VFF
ers in Mount OIiyet Tomorrow.
In accordance with time-honored Gus
tom. the Irish-American Union and other
Irish societies will assemble at 4
p. m tomorrow, at the gate Of Mount
Olivet Cemetery, and thence In a body
proceed 10 decorate the graves Of de-
ceased Irish patriots
After tho usual ceremony Of strewing
the graves with flowers, the following
named speakers will address those as
sembled: John T. Kelly, city attorney Of
Milwaukee, Wis. and national director Of
the Ancient Order Of HibernIans; p, j.
Haltigan, national editor Of the A. o. IL,
and Harry a. Hegarty. OF the District
bar
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
WASHINGTON MOTORIsT HELD.
Howard C. Wagner Meets with Ac-
eident at CatOnsvilIe, MD.

ctdent at CatonsVtlle, Md.
Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. May 51.-About q
o'clock last night an automobils belong
ing to and driven By HowardG Wagner, OF
93s F street. Washington. D. c.. ran into
a carriage containing six Gainesville boys,
wrecked the vehicle. and injured several
Of its occupants. Ths most seriously in
jured wero Arthur Foard. fourteen years
old, son Of Charles II. Foard, and Emory
Peddicord. son OF II. Z. PeddicOrd.
Mr.. Wagner was arrested and released
on $500 bali. TO appear at a hearing to be
held on June 60.
Mr.. Wagner asserts that he was run
ming his machine at q moderate rate OF
speed. and says that the accident was
due TO darkness.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
SECRETARY METCALF TO SPEAK
VIII Deliver Address TO Graduates at
Naval Academy Commencement.

Special to Tho Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd, May 3L-Secretary of
the Navy Victor II. AIetcalf has decided
10 visit Annapolis. on June 6. for the
graduation ceremonies Of the Naval Acad-
emy. and will deliver the address and
present the diplomas 20 the seventy-four
midshipmen comprising the third section
Of the class Of 1907, TO be graduated then.
The commencement exercises will begin
Monday morning next with the official
reception TO the board Of visitors to the
Academy, and vii! be brought 10 n close
with the farewell ball TO the graduates in
the armory FRIDAY night.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
Admiral schIer to Speak.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Port Deposit, Nd. May 21-Admiral
Winfield Scott Schley Of Washington. D.
c.. will make the commencement address
at the Jacob Tome Institute Tuesday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01

Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs Margaret Struder were held this
morning at her late residence on Semi
nary Hili Rev DR.. Samuel A. Wallis. OF
the Theological Seminary, oficiated. The
intsrment was .n Bethel Cemetery. Mrs.
St-uder IS survived by one son and four
daughters. She was the widow Of Morris
Struder.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
OLDEST MASON DIES.
Robert AmbIer Bruce Expires at the
Age of 1OT Years.

NF'CllI 70 INo Washington H6rl-L
Richmond, Va. May 3L-Robert Amber
Bruce, aged one hundred and seven years,
said to have been the oldest Mason in tho
world, died in the City Home at noon to-
day. He was a native Of ACComac County.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
DemocratIc committee ,Ieet..

a called meeting Of the Democratic city
committee was held this evening In the
Hotel Fleischmann. when arrangements
for the local part Of the primary TO be
held June 10 20 nominate. candidate for
Congress were discussed. It was decided
20 postpone until next Monday the selec-
tion Of judges who are 10 serve at the
polls. Secretary Cook was directed 20
ascertain the names Of those who acted
3s judges Of election in the last Demo-
cratic primary held in this cry and 10 re-
port az the meeting Monday night. The
election referred TO was the Greena way
Bendheim contest last year for tho clerk
ship Of the courts. At the next meeting
the committee will also probably FIJI the
vacancies in the membership existing in
the representation from the Second and
Third wards Chairman Charles Bend
helm presided.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
]. c. Boo Resigns.

The resignation of j. c. Boo, Inspector
Of the health department, was yesterday
accepted by the Commissioners
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,
Corner Of Prince and Royal Streets


Alexandra. Va. May 31.-The annual
meeting of the Alexandria Free Kinder
garten Association was held this evening
at Lee Camp Hall. when the following
officers were elected: Mrs. Z. r. Stabler,
president; Worth Hulfish, vice president;
r. 5. Jones. treasurer. and Miss F. c.
Mcknight. secretary. These. in addition
10 the following. constitute the board Of
directors: Mrs John Leadbeater, Mrs. NJ,
". OBrien. Mrs. L. T. Uhler. Miss Mary
Carlin, Miss Fanny H. Burke, Miss Anna
NJ. Roberts. Miss Constance Boush, Mrs.
Charles T. Lindsay, Mrs Joseph r. Sc
vier. James F. Muir. Il. NJ Green, and
Frank s. Slaymaker.
Mrs. N. NJ Andrews, of Seminary Hill,
delivered an address on THE influence Of
the kindergarten on the community" and
Miss Jessie Holman and Mr.. Neighl.
both Of Washington. discussed practical
phases Of kindergarten work. A musical
programme was rendered. in which Mrs.
Oscar Carter. Miss Emma Carter. and
Miss Christina Kemper took part.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01

y civil service examination for the po-
sitLon Of deputy collector and clerk IN the
internal revenue service has been an
u5Unccd by the local board OF examiners
10 be held in the city post-oflcc building,
Tf7ua 70
The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
NEWSOF ALEXANDRIA
Annual Meeting of Kinder
garten Association Held.
DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE

City Committeeman Arrange for the
Coming Primary EIectiOn-EpiS-
cOpal Theological Seminary VIII
Hold Its commencement Exercises
June 1O-21-Layy Gets WeIch.