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The Washington times., 1907-05-12
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hood OF Locomotive Engineers with
being. 10 q certain extent, responsible
for the death Of Hugh Murphy. one OF
their members, who was killed in the
Southern railway wreck in this city in
September last
The specific charge against these two
officers is that by their Official interior
ence railroad men and members Of me
District Fire Department were prevent
ed from rescuing Murphy from under
his cab Of the overturned engine. They
contend that II these officers had per
mitted the railroad men familiar with
working at wrecks. and having I'm their
possession hydraulic jacks Of great
power, 10 have gone 10 the rescue II
Murphy they could have quickly raised
the cab from Murphy's feet and thus
saved his life.
Mr. Brown, while here. called At Police
Headquarters 10 learn why it is that
the result Of the police trial board 81
Mulhall and Matthews is being Withheld
from them and the public. He said that
ne received no satisfactory explanation
and could not learn when that board
would make its verdict known.
During Mr. Browns brief. stay in the
city he was in consultation with mem
oers Of the local lodge. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. and the special
committee Of that lodge in charge of tbs
case here. However. nothing would bs
given out for publication as 10 what the
future action of the organization would
be- 1t was intimated that the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers is pre-
pared 10 make a move soon that VIII
bring the matter TO a quick climax. The
probability is that the case viii be taken
into the courts.
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Pastor of Emmanuel Church
rendered Reception by Pensioners

The Rev Willard G. Davenport, rector
Of Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church, Anacostia, with the members
or his family, received the congratula-
tions OF his parishloners and friends at
a reception held last Wednesday in the
parish han. on Washington street 4
special musical program was contributed
by the choir of Emmanuel Church. in
honor of the event. including a piano
solo by Miss L. V. Richie and vocal
numbers BY Charles r. Roberts. Miss
Ruth Dorsey. Mr.. Mclean, Frank
Hagan, and William ScantlebUry.
The Rev. Arthur S. Johns. rector Of
Christ Church, briefly addressed the
gathering. expressing the high esteem
felt for Mr.. Davenport by all who came
in contact with him. A. b. Frisbe. as
the spokesman Of the wardens and YES
trymen OF the church. gave a concise
history of the parish and it's growth
during the twenty years that the present
pastor has been in charge
Mr. Frisbie also presented the rector
with a packet nlled with gold. on behalf
OF the officers of the church. Mr.
Davenport made an appropriate re-
Spouse. expressing his appreciation Of
the good will which had been manifested
toward him.
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Brook1and
BAPTISTS WELCOME
THEIR NEW PASTOR
The Rev. Mr.. Wellington
Entertained at
Reception.

On last Friday evening the Brook
land Baptist Church gave n very enjoy
able reception to .neir new pastor, the
Rev Wellington. The congregation.
Joined by a number OF friends from the
city welcomed him. Vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Margaret Marean,
Miss Ruby Schwier. and Carol Mars
don. Mr.. Hammerbacker rendered a
either solo. Among the visiting clergy
men were the Rev. Mr.. Green. of Ana
costa: the Rev Mr.. Stephen. Of Beth
any Chapel and the Rev. Mr.. Many,
of East Washington.
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Three Couples From Washington
Are Married in Rockville

George W. CornweH and Miss Massie
Oden. both OF Jamestown. this county,
were married in Rockville Thursday az
ternOon by the Rev. S r. White the
ceremony being performed at the home
Of the minister. The same minister
OBLIGATED at the marriage here Wedncs-
day afternoon of Alvin Brooke Harreil
and Miss ADELE Campbell, young Wash
ingtonians. This ceremony also took
place at the minister's home
on Wednesday afternoon Ralph Neal
and Miss Nina Franklin Gunnette. both
Of Washington, were married here by
the Rev r. 3. Prettyman, and on the
same day Richard CraIle Laurenson and
Miss Rose Elizabeth Donman. both OF
Washington, were married here by the
Rev. Ernest L. Wooife, pastor of the
NJ. +. Church South
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TakOTnnRark

X. <. Russell. of Highland avenue
left here last evening to so 10 Oregon.
where he expects to be several months.
Mrs. A. c. Daniels left her home on
Willow avenue to visit her sister IN
Florida for a few weeks
Dr. and Mrs Kress arrived here Fri
day from Australia TO take up the
charge Of the new santarium at this
place, which is nearly completed.
Wednesday Mrs. T. L! Bowen arrived
from her visit 10 her parents home in
Massachusetts.
Dell Pickard and family. OF Eastern
avenue. left here Wednesday to so to
their Ole home in Fulton, y. Y.
Walter Adkins left here Wednesday
to go TO Philadelphia, where he viii
spend the summer.
c. o. Townsend. who has been West
in the interest of the Agricultural De
partment, returned Wednesday TO his
home on Carroll avenue.
Mrs J. L. Prescott. Of blair road,
who has been quite i'll, is now much
improved.
William Wirth left Thursday to go TO
Philadelphia. where he will spend his
vacation, before returning TO school in
the fall.
Harlan Gardiner returned this week
from Ohio with his bride, after pleas
ant trip.
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ANACOSua
POLICE STATION
SITE NOT CHOSEN
Committee of Three Will Be
Appointed to Make the
Selection.

Nothing definite has been decided upon
i'm the matter OF selecting a site for the
new police station i'm AnaCostia, and the
matter is still mi allegiance.
II is understood, however. that the
officials at the District building will APP
point a committee. consisting Of three
officers of the department to look over
the ground and make a recommends
ton OF "A site which i'm their judgment
viii be best suited for the needs Of the
p,Sice department I'm this suburb
This report will be accepted as final
and the site selected by the committee
viii be purchased at once TO allow OF
the early completion Of the new quar-
tcrS
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Ale0aI1dria

The NJ NJ. Literary Club met las. week
ut the home of Miss Rose SippIe- in
Cameron street During the evening
Miss Sipple read a paper on Wadswortb.
c c. Carlin delivered a speech at
Colvin Run. on last Wednesday. evening.
and at Vienna on Thursday.
Judge c. E. NicoI spoke at Del Rsy
last Friday evening
Mrs. Harriet Starr Wattles left Alex
andria last week for Wilmington y C.
TO make her home with her son. Robert
Wattles, who resides there.
Mr. and Mrs. O. f. Baggett spe1t last
week at Atlantic city.
Misses Bessie Herbert and Lila Bar
rett have returned from a visit to the
jamestown Exposition.
T. N. Penn and NJ F. Kerrick left
Alexandra last week for Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Georgiana Lewis paid a visit 10
friends in Baltimore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McKennev -
Alexandria for Norfolk last week. s -
visiting the jamestown Exposition thew
viii go to FL Paso, Tex. where they will
in the future reside.
Miss Eva Leila Jenkins last week Maid
visit TO her sister. Mrs Lamar Mum
roe, at Franconia-
Mrs. Carlyle Herbert Smith had as
her guest last week her sister, Miss
Bessie Herbert, OF Baltimore.
John r Hendley. q Washington. has
bought from Mrs. Nary G. Ellis. also
OF Washington, twD houses and lots
70 and III South Royal street and los
Prince street, in this city.
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NOBODY EVER "ATn LONDON.

A case of irregularity occurs in a
cablegram that announces from New
York the residence OF certain accused
person lat London" You will perceive
at once the absurdity of those words
lat London" A New Yorker may want
to get at London, but those who live
there live in London" And il is one
of the triumphs of London and Ian
guage Though most irregular) that no
one is ever at London. You can drop
Off at" Paris on the way to anywhere
and you may spend the winter ''at" St
Petersburg or lat" New York You
may change cars lat" Chicago. But
there comes a moment when the English
language gets irregular. Is II when the
fifth million is passed? No Englishman
was ever at London. 1t would be as
irregular as being at Asia or Eat"
heaven.-LondOn Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Anti Saloon League Committee
Appears Before Commissioner

The Rev. Thomas J. Packard. Alfred
Wilson and Asa NJ. Stabler. represent
ing the Montgomery County Anu-Sa-
loon League. appeared before the board
Of county comm. ssioners here on Tues
day and presented a resolution. adopted
at the recent meeting OF The league az
Laytonsville, asking the commissioners
70 apr opriate $500 for use in gathering
evidence against violators OF the local
option law Of the county.
The committee requested that 500 OF
the amount be set aside a. five months
salary for Charles 2. Collins, who Will
be- employed 10 do special constable
duty during that period on the CONDUIT,
road The commissioners deferred ac-
ton until next week. when. IL is under
stood, an appropriation viii be made.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Mrs. Graeme Entertains Friends
At Old Time May Day Party

Mrs. J. Knox Graeme entertained a
number Of friends at a May Day party
"Wednesday Of last week, A beautifully
decorated May pole was erected In the
center Of the spacious parlor and the
guests proceeded to indulge in an old
fashioned May pole dance. such as their
fathers and fOrefathers had done in
olden times. After the dance the pro-
gram included recitations and songs
participated in by all present.
The guests included Mrs Davenport
Mrs, Watson Karr. Mrs. L. J. Smith.
Mrs. y. r. Harnish Mrs Green, Mrs.
Clark. Of Providence. Z. l.: Mrs Charles
r. Roberts Mrs. James Marbury Mrs
Burr. Mrs. Ryder. Mrs Gottwols Mrs
George O. Watson, Mrs. S. NJ Frazier.
Mrs Johnson, Mrs. Golden, and Mrs.
Graemc
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Children Present an OpeTetta;
Benefit for Catholic Church

A number OF children OF Rockville.
under the direction Of Mrs. Berry Clark.
Tuesday evening presented an operetta
entitled THE Moon King in the opera
house here to n crowded house. II was
given for the benefit Of St. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church.
Those who took part were George
Hamilton, Catherine Maddox. Josepb
Hamilton, Adrian Burnett. Theodore
Ricketts,. Edna Poole, Katherine CIagett
Mabel Hilton. Pauline Monday, Lethia
Edmonds. Hilda Maddox. Ellen Offutt.
Mary Windham. Virginia Poole. Nellie
Rolands, Ruby Robertson Lillian Poole.
Dorothy Welt, Elizabeth Maddox. Glenn
ents Ofutt, Helen Burnett. Marjorie
han, Robert Higgins, Mary Dawson.
Lena Ricketts,. Helen Riggs, Elizabeth
Dawson, and Estelle Ricketts,.
Following the program. the little folks
were the guests OF the Rev. Philip 3.
Mcguire, pastor of ST Mary's Church
at an ice cream feast
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Notes and Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Andrews. OF
Sixth street, had a number OF young
people at their home on Friday evening
10 help celebrate the fifteenth birthday
Of their daughter. Grace. Many game,
were enjoyed by the happy guests dur.
ing the evening. at which many re
ceived prizes. During the evening The
happy guests were ushered into tn,
dining room 10 cut the cake with TN,
fifteen lighted candles
Those present were Misses Agne,
Bayne. Grace Eunice Julia Woodman
Edna Mayhem, Dorothy Angess. Mabe
Chissen. Ethel Golooky. Mary Mitchell
Maude Gates. Myra Liclxhold, Emma
White, and Messrs. Jack Andrews. Al
den Jackson. George Bennington RALPH
Angess. William Gordon. Harry Roads
Maxwell Brown, and Edward Baum
Emory Cox visited friends in tn,
city last week.
Miss Irma Stern. Of Columbia road
is in Baltimore visiting her cousin
Miss Minnie GusdorfT.
The next meeting Of the Snappers
Camera Club will be held at the homo
Of Miss, Viola Arden, Of Lamont street
on Friday. The three new members
Emma LOscumn. Mary Stretter and
Mable Lamford. will take the first de-
gree on that date.
Miss Lillian Thomas is in her new
home, on Quincy street. and would b,
pleased to see her friends
Henry Zeh. Clarence Pistol. and Ben
son Vinton went on a fishing trip Fri
day evening and returned on Sunday.
The BrightwoOd Knockers Club will
be entertained next Friday evening al
the home of Miss Nellie Mason, OF
BrightwOOd avenue.
Mrs. B. Adler is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Leon Adler.
Mrs G. Glasgow visited her sister,
Mrs. Boyland, last week.
Louis Schnech. of Brightwood avenue,
visited his brother-in-law at Villa
Flora last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonneboth are now To-
Gated in their new home on Park road.
Paul Dexter visited his brother in
Takoma last Sunday evening.
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Morning Card Club Entertained
At Home Of Mrs. William Dorsey

Mrs. William Dorsey Tuesday morn
ing entertained the Morning Card Club
at her home, near Rockville. Those who
played were Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Robert
n Bayliss. Mrs Robert 3. Peter Mrs
Theodore Mason. Mrs. Harry a. Daw-
son, Mrs. Ohio H W. Talbot, Mrs Z.
Il Able. Mrs. Lee Onutt. Mrs. Lee s
Dorsey, Mrs Reverdy Stewart, Misses
Minnie Lowry. Eliza Choate. Rose VIII
liams. Margaret and Priscilla Dawson.
Irene Nearley, Margaret Moore. Helen
Talbot, and Bessie Riggs Mrs. Rev
e. 3y Stewart and Mrs Morgan Wash
burn won first and second prizes. re-
spectively. and the guest prize was cap
tured by Miss Margaret Moore. a col
latiOn was served.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Little Girl Seriously Bitten
By Dog While at Play

Ida Boswell nine years Of age. living
at 1921 Minnesota avenue, was attacked
by "a dog and severely bitten about the
face and hands. The child was at the
intersection Of Minnesota avenue and
Harrison street playing with a number
of sChoolmates wher she was attacked
Her screams attracted the attention Of
several Of the neghbors who went 10
her assistance. DR.. Thomas Mudd was
summoned TO the home OF the child's
parents and treated her injuries.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Way Pah Hah Entertained
At Miss Gretchen Schmidt's

The Way Pah Hah, a very popular
club, was entertained Friday evening IT
the home Of Miss Gretchen Schmidt
Music and games Of cards were enjoyed
until very late hour when the guests
were ushered into the. dining room, beau
tifully decorated in white and blue, the
colOrs of the organization.
Those composing the club are Messrs.
Henry Zeh. Achille Burklin. Jesse Nc
Keever, Edmund Rreep. Tutor MorselI.
F1lbert Eiker, Howard Hodgkins, Glen
McCambridge. Richmond Byrant. and
Misses Gretchen Schmidt. Olive Taylor,
Marian Taylor. Ethel Clark, Elsie
Browning, Mildred Fonda, Rica Swet,.
Edna Harvey. Mable Reeves. Marguer-
tie Payne, and Minnie Wingate.
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AnacOstia Citizens Association
Invites District Commissioners

At a recent meeting OF the Anacostia
Citizens Association a motion was pre-
scented by Mr.. Mundell that the Com
missiOners of the District be invited TO
be the guests of the organization. The
motion was unanimously passed. On
motion Of Mr. Thompson, the assOcia-
ton voted TO express TO Colonel Biddle
the regret OF the association at his
going away and its thanks for the as
Sistance and fayors rendered public work
In the time he filed the office of EnCi-
reer Commissioner. 1t was also decided
on motion OF Mr.. Watson, to tender the
congratulations Of the organization to
Captain Morrow on his elevation to the
office of Engineer Commissioner of the
District
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
DAILY TRAGEDY.

What are those men in the o4be-
room waiting for?" asked the traction
maEnate.
They hav" come to demand that YOU
put more cars on the branch line run
ming out to their part of town - a.
swered his private secretary.
Ten them to go hangi" irritably ex-
claimed the magnate
An hour or two later those men. with
CLASSY eyes and looks OF horror on their
faces, were found hanging
To straps in street cars, as usual
CHICAGO Tribune
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Garden Memorial Church Social
Raises Funds for Charity Work

The women of the Garden Memorial
Presbyterian Church gave an entertain
ment and social recently at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Elliott Hopes, on Jeffer-
son street, the purpose Of which was
10 assist I'm raising funds with which to
dCfray some incidental expenses con-
UeCted with the room donated recently
by the Garden Memorial Church 70 the
Presbyterian Home i'm Washington.
Among those who contributed to the
program, which consisted OF recitations
ana musical numbers. were Mrs Robena
Hopes, Misses Jennie O. Hazee Now
III. MISS Clara Byron. and Miss Annie
Butler. ana Messrs. Fuss and George
Thompson.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Locomotive Engineers Anxious
About Matthews and Mulhall

l.. l. Brown. Of the general execu-fve
board OF the Brotherhood of Tocor,o-
i've Engineers, was in the city last
week In connection with the movement
started by the Washington Lodge or
I"e brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers tnat has for its object the
prosecution OF Police officers Nulhali
and Matthews. charged by the Brother
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pital for tho Insane Overwhelmingly de-
Ieated the team representing Swift AZ
Co., OF Washington. by the score Of "A
10 J. The features Of the game were
the pitching of Bartlett and Moore. Of
the hospitel team. who allowed their
opponents but six hits, all Of the scratch
order and the playing Of Ruffner Tor
the Swift Il Co.'S team.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Last Dance Of the Season
At the Government HOSPITAL

The last dance of the season was given
ut the Government Hospital for the In
sane last Tuesday evening. MANY
patients and employees were in attend
ance. and took part in the festivities
Z ne hall was tastefully decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. and music was
furnished by the asylum orchestra Tho
outdoor amusement season will now he
inaUEurated At the institution with band
concerts on the lawn
The Washington times., 1907-05-12
Notes of Personal Interest
To Residents of Anacostia

The police Of Anacostia have been re
quest"d TO look out for William T. Haas
thirty-five years Of age. who Is reporrcJ
TO nave disappeared from his home on
GiesbOro Hill Tuesday.
Susie Jackson, colored, nineteen years
Of age. living at 1907 Eleventh street
southeast. complained TO the Anacostla
police that she had been stabbed in he
left side OF her neck by her husband
George Jackson She said they became
involved in a heated argument.
DIR. A. White, the superintendent of
the Government hospital for the In
sane, has returned from Birmingham.
Ala. DR.. White was sent by the Gov
eminent to testify as 10 the sanity of
Alexander r. Chisholm.
Two carloads. in all about 80 doctors.
visited St Elizabeth's Hospital for the
Insane last Wednesday and made A tour
of inspection. Every department Of the
big institution was visited by the doc
tors and thoroughly Inspected
A meeting Of Sycamore Camp. No. g..
Friday evening in Haines' Hall.
". d. Canter has assumed his duties
as fireman at the quarters of No. ID
fire engine company, Washington and
Pierce streets, to fiji the vacancy caused
by the retirement Of Robert Dickson
after hirty-five years Of service.
The funeral Of Mrs Vatse,- ro,--o -
eighty-two years. who died last Friday
at her home in Garfield. was held from
the Emmanuel Church last Monday at
? p. m.
A number of friends from Herndon.
Va were entertained at luncheon last
Thursday by Mrs. J. X Graeme at her
residence on Morris road. Anacostia.
T. J. Moore, Of At Monroe street. who
has been confined to his home by serious
illness. is convalescing. and is reported
on the rapid road to recovery.
The Rev. John Chester. d. D.. Of
Washington. who has been assigned to
the Government Hospital for the IN
sane for two months as chaplain. as
sumed his new duties last Sunday af-
ternoOn.
The first quarterly conference of the
ofiiciarv OF the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church was held last Friday
evening in the parlor Of the church. Tho
Rev. J. w. r. SumwaIt, the newly ap-
pointed presiding elder. was in charge.
y meeting of Victory Tent, Indepen-
dent Order Of Rechabites was held last
Sunday afternoon In the parish hall of
the Emmanuel Pro testant Episcopal
Church. Three candidates were admitted
to membership.
Several streets in the town have re-
Gently been torn up to permit of the
installation Of water and sewerage sys-
TENS by the District Government.
The Missionary Society Of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church held a
meeting the past week at the home Of
Mrs. 5. SwindeH. CT Chicago street.
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Notes and Personals.

The Eastern Star held its semi
monthly meeting on Wednesday even
ing In the town hail. II was decided
TO hold an anniversary meeting I'm honor
OF the first year of their establishment
All the chapters of the city have been
Invited and II Will be an open meeting.
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Insane Hospital Baseball Nine
Easily Defeats Swift & Co. Team

The baseball season was inaugurated
on this side OF the Eastern branch. when
The strong nine of the Government HIS
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Notes and Personals

g P Connolly, a former president OF
81. Louis Typographical Union. No. s.
and weil-known in this city. has charge
OF the labor exhibit in the economic
section Of the jamestown Ter-CentenniaI
Exposition. Mr.. Connolly filled a SINH
lar position at the ST. Louis World 8
Fair.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Howard Light will occupy his home
on the corner of Tenth and Lawrence
streets, Brookland, during the coming
week.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Robert MiddlekaufT. who has been
suffering with an attack OF appendicitis
during the past week, is rapidly recov-
ering.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Miss Catherine Potter. who has been
III ftr the past few weeks, is con-
valesCent.
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Notes of Personal Interest
From Rockville and Vicinity

Miss Mary Helen Nourse. daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Nourse
Of Jamestown, this county. and w
Norris Haines. of Carroll county. will
be married next Wednesday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock in the Jamestown Presbv-
terrain Church The Rev. Walter II.
ciate.
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Friends in this city are in receipt OF
letter from Houston, Texas, an
nOuncing the death IN that aiJy OF
Ainsley G. Martin, a former efficient and
popular employee OF the Government
Printing Office He left here last De
cember suffering from painful fall on
the Ice from which he never fully re-
covered. He came 70 this city about
ten years ago. he was single and
thirty-five years old
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

The annual meeting OF the Burden
Bearer Circle Of Kings Daughters. Of
this place was held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church South Wednesday az
ternoon- Mrs. II. Medley Price. State
secretary. delivered an address on the
WORK IL Maryland, and Mrs. Henry J.
FiJley and Miss Martha Spencer talk "a
about conditions at the county aims
house.
Miss Mabel Shaw has returned 10 Ter
nome al this place, after spending sew
eral days visiting her cousin. Miss
Rachel Mothershead, in Washington.
Dr. and Mrs Reverdy Stewart OF
Washington. have taken uD their resi-
dence in Rockville for . few months.
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The police Of Anacostia have been re
quest'd TO look out for William T. Haas.
thirty-tve years Of age. who is reported
10 nave disappeared from his home on
GicsbOro Hill Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Miss Margaret Moore. of BerrvviUe.
Va. is visiting Miss Rose Armstrong at
this place
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Miss Layton, OF Washington, and
Mrs. Gerlock, of Frostburg. Md. WIS.,
tied the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
a Cady Sunday last.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Susie Jackson, colored, nineteen years
OF age, living at 1907 Eleventh street
southeast. complained 10 the Anacostla
police that she had been stabbed in he
left side OF her neck by her husband.
George Jackson She said they became
involved in a heated argument.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

H 8 Sutton, Of the staff Of the Trades
Unlonlst. IS seeing the sights OF the
jamestown Exposition.
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Joseph ". Lenhart, a popular Wash
ingtOn union printer, is reported 10 be
critically i'll. He recently suffered "A
stroke Of paralysis
The Washington times., 1907-05-12

Evangelist John n. Quinn will preach
at the town hall, 7:45 this evening.
There will be fine music by male quar-
tet and the Takoma Park Chorus.