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Would Cross
Atlantic in a
Motor AirShiD

BERLIN. Nov. 2-From Bremen. comes
the news thai the Danish aeronAut. Lud-
wig Johsnsen. who has made more than
500 ascensions here and at Copenhagen,
Is about to embark for New York. where
he hopes to interest the editor OF a large
paper in a projected fight across the
Atlantic in his new dirigible balloon.
Mr. Johansen, who was unable to take
part in last weeks international balloon
race because OF his inability TO raise the
necessary money. feels confident that he
will be able to cross from CherbourE.
France, TO some point on the coast OF
America in record time II the editor will
supply the money to construct a large
balloon equipped with a motor Of his
own invention.
He proposes to take turns in navigat-
ing me air with some American aero
naut. and win carry as passenger an
American newspaper man, II he can find
one brave enough TO accompany him.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

LADIES APPLAUD
POLITICAL ORATORS
Number OF Fair Sex at
Meeting a Feature of
Campaign.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Nov Am un-
common feature Of the present political
campaign In this county has been the
large attendance OF ladies at the pub
lie meetings held at various points. At
meetings held at Kenslngtou, che Re
publican and the other Democratic,
about one-hslf Of the audiences were
composed Of ladies, who listened with
close attention 70 the speeches, ard Ilo-
orally applauded the good points made
ky the spellblnders.
Mrs. Lucy Enrich, formerly Of this
place. but now residing at Fort Wayne.
Ind, is visiting her brother. Csorge
w. Mullican, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Jones ana chill
dren. who have Tor the past month been
visiting friends IN this community, aid
ia Washington, and Baltimore, have re-
turned 10 their home in South Dakota.
John Brewer. son of the late william,
Brewer, has been appointed consular
Ggent at Caracas. Venezuela, and has
entered upon his duties.
The Rev. Thomas II. Campbell, pes
tor OF the Rockville Baptist Church,
spent last week in Baltimore with Ids
little son, who Is under treatment at
ths Rasteur Institute for the bite OF a
rabiGg dog.
Miss L. 7. GTOne and Charles II and
Mlram Grone, OF Philadelphia. are Wis
itins Mr.. and AIRS. Frank Higgins, near
Rockville
The weekly 'aeeting Of the morning
card club was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Lee Ohutt The first prize
was won by Mrs. LII Nicholson and
the second by Mrs. Bayles.
Frank AImoney. local editor of the
Montgomery Advocate, has returned
from u four-day trip 10 New York city.
delighted with his visit
The amusements at the Montgomery
Country Club this week included q live
iy dance and tie rendition OF a comedy,
which were much enjoyed by q large
number Of members and visitors
Miss Edith p Magruder. OF Beanc. Is
visiting the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Louise Viett gave a very enjoy
able halloween party to number Of her
Rockville and Washington friends.
Clarence CIagett, Of Potomac district.
who has for some time been engaged IN,
business in West washington. has gone
to WeavertOn, Nd, to farm
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GOING TO BE FINED.

when George Ade was a newspaper
reporter he was sent 70 write up an
Irish laborer who had fallen from
building. When AIr. Ade arrived on the
scene. several officers and others were
helping the injured man into the am
bulance- MIR. Ade pulled out his pad
and pencil What's his name2'' he
asked one Of the policemen.
The injured man, who had heard Adc
and who mistoOk him for the timekeep-
er employed by the contractor. rolled
his eyes in a disgusted way
What dye think o that?" he NUT
tered I'm goin' 10 be dOcked for the
few minutes ] lose going To the hos
pitali"-From Success Magazine.
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Alexandria
ELECT DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION
Seventeenth R e GIN e n t
Daughters of Confederacy
Going to jamestown.

The Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
Chapter. United Daughters OF the Con-
federaey, has elected thu following dele
gates and alternates 20 the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy conven-
ton 10 be held at jamestown Exposi-
ton November Il. Delegates: Mrs. WI
liam ogden, Mrs. william A. smoot.
Mrs. NJ c. Peyton. Mrs. william F.
Carne. jr.. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett.
and Mrs. A. Cornelius Wyckoff. Alter
mates: Mrs. Pauline Jones and Miss
Mary German.
Michael Igo. who was taken seriously
III at his home in upper Duke street last
week. Is improving.
Mrs. William Z. Watties had as her
guest last week Miss Eliza Lppitt, of
Berryville.
Earl Hellmuth. OF Colorado Springs.
is in the city on visit to his father,
Councilman William Helmuth.
Louis p. Woodward paid a visit to the
jamestown Exposition last week.
Major and Mrs. John W. Green are IN
Texas. where they will spend the win
ter.
DR.. T. B. Cochran and his bride have
returned from their honeymoon
Mrs. W. z. Lovejoy and Mrs. X L.
Lambeth paid a visit to Mrs. Rufus W.
Powell at Newport News last week.
Mrs. y. =. T. Burke last week paid
visit TO her father-in-lav. J. ".
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Davidson
lad as their guests last week Lieut.
Charles NJ Maigne OF the Seventh Cav
aiIy. nis wife and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. varney have
returned from the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Miss Nettie Dreifus. who has been
visiting friends IN Lynchburg, has re-
turned home.
Miss Herbert Of this city. who has
Charles MacgilI. in Baltimore. has re-
turned home
The Rev. P. p. Phillips. Ikctor Of st
PauPs Protestant Episcopal Church,
fell down a flight OF stairs az his home
IN Duke street last week and pain
fully sprained his back.
Edgar yles lest week paid visit 10
the jamestown Exposition.
|
J. William May paid a visit TO the
jamestown Exposition last week.
Policeman William Lyles. who has
been ill at his home, Is out again.
Miss Mary Carlin had as her guest
last week Miss Cecile Taiiaferro, of
Augusta county.
Raleigh T. Green, editor Of the Cul-
peper Exponent. paid a visit to Alex
andria last week
J. z. McCraw had as his guest last
week r. S. McCoin. Of Henderson. N. c.
Mrs. Julia T. Tubman. who has been
visiting at Clifton Springs. has returned.
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AENSSlliT9O6
MISS c. BERNAN
WEDS ]. N. BERNAN
Reception and Supper Fol-
low, and Evening Ends
With Ball.

A pretty wedding ceremony was eeIe-
brated last Sunday evening, when Miss
Gertie Berman and j. NJ Berman were
married. Rabbi Silverstone OBLIGATED.
reception aRd a supper. at which Mr.
and Mrs. Frank. the brides sister ana
brotner-in-isw. were the host and host
ess. followed the ceremony, the evening
ending with a ball.
The brides gown was OF white radiun
silk and lace Her tulle veil was held in
place By orange blossoms. and she
carried a. shower bouquet OF lilies-of-
the-valley. Tie maid Of honor, Miss
Bessie Davis, OF Twelfth street. wore a
gown Of pink crepe De chine, a pink
hat, and carried a bouquet OF cream
roses. The best man was the brides
brother. Among the guests were.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and family. Mr.
and Mrs KlawGns and family. Air and
Mrs Cooper. Mir. and Airs. Wolfe, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Davis, Of Gettysburg, Pa,
SIR. and Mrs. Ksadel. Mrs. F. c. Cohen,
and Miss Minnie Oppenheimer.
Walter Maple was initiated in the
Knights of Pytnias last Monday even
ing
Mrs. y. B. GiIlum. Of Remington. Va.
Is Visiting ner sister, Miss Eta Lewis,
Of Tenth street.
Mrs. Shin. OF Ninth street, mas re-
turned from a pleasant trip 10 James
town.
Prof. BeaI. formerly Of Fifth street,
has moved his studio on Eighth street.
Mrs. G. 4. Miller OF Tenth street
who has been very ill since her return
from jamestown last week. is much
better
Mrs. John Straight OF Eleventh
street, is slowly convalescing. after an
illness OF several weeks
Frank Wilcox, OF street, has been
III for ssvera. days, but is now better.
Miss Shreve. OF d street. fell and
sprained her ankle last Tuesday al
school.
J. c. Keithley, OF H street, is very IL
r. L. Dernison and family. formerly
Of c street, have removed to Thirteenth
street and North Carolina avenue north
east
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BaIIS1W
BENEFIT YIELDS
SEQ FOR FIRENEN
Citizens Association Gives
Entertainment in Pres
byterian Church.

The Citizens Associations Of Ballston
gave Plost enjoyable entertainment IN
the lecture room Of the Presbyterian
Church last Friday. A vocal duet by
Mr. and Miss McGroarty. oI-d solos by
Miss Gertrude Young and Miss Edith
Gideon were heartily encOred- The Mt
oHvet Quartet added much to the pleas
ure OF tho evening. Miss Edith Gideon
gave reading.
The address by Major e W Ewing,
in behalf OF the BalIston Citizens Asso-
cition. was a most able one. Refresh
ments were served. The sum OF $50 was
realized for the benefit OF the FIRE de-
partment.
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a STRAIN ON CREpuLIrY

Little Margie passed the summer at a
seaside resort where mosquitoes abound
ed On the first Sunday after her re-
turn to town her Sunday school teacher
told Of Noah and the Ark, and Concluded
by inquiring II any child would like to
ask a question.
II would, %. ventured MarSie
What would you like to know?"
I'D like to know If you are quite sure
that Noah only took two 'skeeters into
the Ark said the little girl.-From
HaTper's Weekly.
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EARLY ROYAL MARRIAGES.

Extremely early marriage seems to be
the fate Of KOreas rulers. The latest
sensation in Seoul is that measures are
being taken 70 find & consort for the
prince imperial although he Is only
eleven years OF age There IS talk OF
the daughter Of the present prime min
lister, but whether that Is BY the desire
OF the prime minister himself or at the
suggestion Of Lady ON seems 10 be un-
certafu.-ExchanEe
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BHri6hlNWd
v. K. A. SOCIETY
DEBATES SUFFRAGE
Judges Decide That People
of District Should
Vote.

a vxery interesting debate was held
by the members Of the ", K. a De-
batting Society Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Edna Atwell on Bright
wood avenue The proposition, Re
solved, That the people Of the District
OF Columbia should have the right Of
suffrage" was argued. The three judges
decided that the affirmative repre-
sented by Miss Kate Graywell, Miss
Emma Right and James r. Connolly
had won. The individual honors were
given TO Miss Viola Arden and Mrs.
John w Soles. both Of the negative
side. The third speaker on the mega
tive side was William P. Glatner.
Those composing the W. x. A. Debat-
ing Society are Miss Kate GraywelI,
Miss Emma Right. Miss Edna Atwell,
Miss Viola Arden. Miss Julia MOcktOn,
Miss Buela Leshborn, John Q. Gaas,
Jesse Longhew, James r Connolly,
William P. Glatner Mathew II. Whitley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shretter. Mrs. John
w. Soles and Mr.. and Mrs. Seabury
LocksmUr.
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THE CRUELTY OF FATE.

''Why haven't you in your company
this season that actor who played the
self-sacrihcing and devoted husband so
beautifully on the first production
we wanted him this season, hut we
couldn't get him."
What was the troubIe?"
He was in jail for beating his wife
From the Houston Post
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d. c. Hough, Of Ballston, has accepted
a position with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and VIII make his home IN Bal
timCre.
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a number Of friends Of Miss Edith
Carwell were entertained at her home
Oh BrIghtwoOd avenue Friday evening.
Games Of cards were played and Miss
Mildred Crano and Jack SOusan receiv-
ed first prizes. Those present were
Miss Bertha Graysneil, Miss Anna Mel
ton, Miss Julia Johnstone Miss Edith
Graves, Miss Mabel Sands, Miss Emma
Gettystone. Miss May Longhew, Miss
Edith Carwell, and John Campbell,
lima Temper. James Grattchet. William
Wayleigh. Achille Smithson. Robert
Tole. George Emmerson, Clarence
Small. and Boyd Armstrong.
Mrs. John Strahorn and her son, OF
Ellston. Nd, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolpf. ARGYLE, of Sheridan avenue,
North Brightwood.
Miss Mary Calhoun. of Tallahassee.
Fla. is visiting the Misses Beall, OF
Columbia road. Miss Calhoun is a di-
rect descendant OF John C Calhoun
The next meeting Of the snappers.
Camera Club viii be at the home Of
Miss Ella Graves, OF Sixth street.
MI ana MIS-. u GldsSOWr OF Bright
wood avenue, had Charles Schneck as
their guest last Saturday.
Mrs. Clark. Of Fourteenth street. has
moved 10 her new home on Columbia
road
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest are in their new
residence on Newton street.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hurlebaus
are in their new home on Fourteenth
street extended
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The Rev. Mr.. Mnington, minister OF
the Brookland Baptist Church. enter
tanned friends from New York last
week.
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Notes and Personals.

The Misses Haywood. OF East Orange.
y. j., are the guests Of Ms=s Mae
Thomas, Of Balls,on.
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Judge Evans, Of Portsmouth. Ohio. is
Wishing at the home of Charles f. MoIs-
ter, OF Ninth street.
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w H Kendrick is building a six
room dwelling or School street for Miss
Margie Davis, Of Ballston.
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Mrs Harry 7 Criss, who has been
in Bethlehem, Pa, is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grove. Of
Thirteenth and Newton street Mrs.
Criss expects 10 make her home in
Cleveland in the near future.
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Miss Dora Bandle, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Jaeger. in Ninth street.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

The Christian Endeavor Society held
a most enjoyable meeting az the home
OF Mrs. n s. Edwards, OF Baiiston,
tllls week.
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Mrs. Edwards. Of Columbus. Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. McCreight. Of Evart street.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR
NET At Mt. OLNET

The Christian Endeavor Union cf
northern Virginia held an Interesting
meeting at Mt Olivet NJ p. Church
Saturday, October Is.
Mrs. A. L. Boget and Mrs. Mary
Nicholas, Of searsboro, Iowa, who have
been visiting relatives at the home Of
E. 7. Hutchinson, left this week for
the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mahon and
child, OF Philadelphia, were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Carroll HoshsIl this week
Miss Nellie Nicholas. who has been
visiting her cousin. Mrs. E. L. Hutchin-
son. is attending the jamestown Ex-
position.
Miss Ida Stone. Of Clarendon, has re-
turned to Washington for the winter.
Miss Leila FUR and Miss Jennie Gal
leher spent Thursday at the Frederick
fair in Maryland.
Miss Nellie Moore. who has been Wis.,
iung Miss Beriie Webb OF Clarendon.
has returned 10 her home in George
town, D. c.
DR.. F. w. Milburn. Of Clarendon. is
IN Alexandria, Va, attending a meet
ing Of pharmacists.
Mr. and Mrs. Almstead left this wees,
for Cuba, where they will spend the
winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. Z. Barnes left Friday
for Cleveland, where they viii make
their home.
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AnaCOS1ia
DEGREES GIVEN
BY EASTERN STAR
James II. Rowland Dies at.
Home in Congress
Heights.

Electa Chapter, No. ., order Of the
Eastern Star. met IN Masonic Hail. Ana
costa. last Tuesday evening. Three
candidates were presented for the initia-
tory degree. J. J. Fabor, the worthy
grand patron Of the order in the Dis
trict. addressed the members Refresh
ments were served.
James II. Rowland died Monday morn
ing at his home. $50 Nichols avenue.
Congress Heights. The funeral took
place Wednesday from St. Tncresa's
Church. The Rev. NJ. P. Egan. the as
sistant pastor. celebrated requiem mass.
The interment was in Congressional
Cemetery.
Announcement. has been made of the
marriage Of Eli @. Garfield and Miss
Mabel NJ. Wiley. of Anacostia. which
occurred October l. The marriage took
place at the home of the bride in Ana
costa. the Rev. Charles o. Isaac. pastor
OF the AnacOstia Methodist Episcopal
Church, performing the ceremony.
The Farther Lights Missionary So
ciety OF the Anacostia Baptist Church
resumed its sessions last Tuesday even
in=
The new eight-room public school
house at Adams and Harrison streets
is under roof. having been slated ana
painted, and attention is being given to
the completion Of the interior. Il viii
nor be ready for occupancy, however,
until after the New Year.
The Rev Charles o. Isaacs, pastor of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church, has begun evangeustic services
which VIII 6e continued for several
weeks
Dr. and Mrs. James Crop. Of waua
Walla, wash. who have been visiting
Miss Lorena Crop. have returned to
their home.
Miss Emma Baldwin. of Sudbury.
Mass, IS the guest Of reIatiVes at the
residence of Thomas Allen, on Jackson
street.
Armistead Williams and children have
returned, after visit TO relatives in
Fairfax county, Va
john c. Montague, an eighteen-year-
old coloTed boy, was taken into custody
along the line OF the street cars, in
Anacostia, last Saturday night. for dis
orderly conduct. II was said he was
elected from a car and that he re-
taliated by throwing a brick through
one Of the windows Conductor Jacob
O'BenEon and some passengers took
Montague to the stationhouse. He was
fined SIS in the police court, and was
committed to jail in default Of the fine
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Charles Molster has returned from
Portsmouth. F Ohio.
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Keep your Face and Hands free Of
ROughness and RedneSs with
Fealy'S JaSmin Cream, Price 2sc
Phone or Drop Postal
FEALY'S PHARMACY. lIth & Psnna. Ave. S E
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Frank N Hough, OF 2SOO Twelfth
street. has returned after a pleasant
week with relatives in Aldie. va.
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Mrs. Lyons. who has been visiting at
the home OF Major Clark, Of West
Brookland. has returned TO her home
in Chicago.
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Among those who enjoyed the Hal
loweeu parr' at F. a. CIark's home at
Fort Afyer Heights, we're Mr.. and Mrs.
n. ". Kenttrick Miss Eula Chappsieaf,
Miss Corrine Kendrick, ana l. c. Ken
drick, BaIlston: Ralph n Mayer, Of
Washington: Misses Clark. Miss Mar
garct and william Quinn. Of Fort
Myer Heights. Va
Ray Cogswe.i left last week for a six
rnonthsr stay in Cuba. He proposes to
make = tour OF Cuba, performing as an
expert on his wheel.
The citizens Of Clarendon and Balls
ton on the Both, organized Ben Hur
court
John ". veitch has bought two lots
from r. c. L. Moncure and win soon
build upon 1t.
c. V. Wilson has begun a house on his
lot on the Porter addition.
G. Edmonston, OF Washington. was a
gESst OF Mrs. z. s. speer this week for
several days.
Thomas and sister spent several
days with friends at Great Falls this
week.
The two-year-old son Of Mr.. ard Mrs
Bray is very III at the family home on
School street
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DR.. F. w. Milburn. Of Clarendon. is
IN Alexandria, Va. attending q. meet
ing Of pharmacists.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. Almstead left this week
for Cuba, where they will spend the
winter
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Dr. and Mrs. James Cropp, Of WaIIa
Walla, Wash. who have been visiting
Miss Lorena Crop. have returned TO
their home.
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Miss Emma Baldwin. of Sudbury,
Mass, IS the guest Of reIatiVes at the
residence of Thomas Allen, on Jackson
street.
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Mrs. Torrey and daughter. Of Evart
street, have returned from lengthy
trip to Boston
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The Farther Lights Missionary So
ciety Of the Anacostia Baptist Church
resumed its sessions last Tuesday even
in=
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B@O)klaTd
PHELLOWS
NET LAST NIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh. Of Thirteenth
and Lawrence streets. left TODAY for
Norfolk, Va.
The 'Phunny Phellows" Club held an
interesting meeting Saturday night at
the home Of Fred Tansill. Of Kearney
street.
B. Washington has gone OH bust
ness trip TO Cincinnati
NJ. and Mrs. Cheesman have moved
into their new home in Newton street.
Mrs. Lyons. who has been visiting at
the home of Major Clark, OF West
Brookland. has returned TO her home
in Chicago.
Mrs. Edwards. of Columbus. Ohio. is
visiting Mrs. McCreight. Of Evart street.
The Rev. Mr.. Bnlnngton, minister OF
the Brookland Baptist Church. enter
tanned friends from New York last
week.
Judge Evans, Of Portsmouth. Ohio. is
visiting at the home Of Charles r. Mols-
ter. OF Ninth street.
Miss Dora Bandle of Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs Jaeger, in Ninth street.
Mrs Harry 7 Criss, who has been
in Bethlehem, Pa, is visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grove. Of
Thirteenth and Newton street Mrs.
Criss expects 10 make her home in
Cleveland in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Barnes left Friday
for Cleveland, where they will make
their home.
Charles AIolster has returned from
Portsmouth Ohio.
frank N Hough. OF 2sOO Twelfth
street, has returned after a pleasant
week with relatives in Aldie. va.
Mrs. Torrey and daughter, Of Evart
street, have returned from a lengthy
trip to Boston
Mrs Worthlngten, OF Boston. Mass,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs Huse, Of
Ey art street Mrs. WOrthingtOn expects
10 spend the winter in Brookiand
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. of
Evart street, have gone to Little Rock
Ark, where they viii make their home
Mr. Weldon, Of Twelfth street. left
Thursday for Mansfield Ohio. TO which
place he has been transferred from the
Pension Office. Mrs Weldon Will 20
TO Mansfield Ia about three weeks time.
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Mrs. Worthlngton, OF Boston. Mass,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Huse. Of
Ey art street. Mrs. WorthingtOn expects
To spend the winter in Brookiand.
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Armistead Williams and children have
returned, after visit 10 relatives in
Fairfax county, Va.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

The Rev. Charles o. Isaacs, pastor of
the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. has begun evangelistic services
which VIII De continued for several
weeks
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The new eight-rOom public school
house at Adams and Harrison streets
is under roof. having been slated ana
painted, and attention is being given to
the completion Of the interior. Il viii
nor be ready for occupancy. however.
until after the New Year.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Clarence CIagett, Of Potomac district,
who has for some time been engaged IN
business in West washington, has gone
to WeavertOn. Nd, to farm
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, of Columbus.
Ohio. were guests of George Stam-
baush Geveral days last wek. Mr..
Taylor is president of the State board
of agriculture of Ohio, and has charge
Of the State Of Ohio exhibit at James
fUu5u
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas. of
Evart street, have gone to Little Rock.
Ark, where they viii make their home.
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NJ. and Mrs Cheesman have moved
into their new home in Newton street.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Frank Wilcox, Of F street. has been
III for ssvera. days. but is now better
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OF Frank Thompson, Of East End by
the addition OF a porch and bay window.
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

B. Washington has gone Oh a busi-
ness trip to Cincinnati.
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mr.. Weldon, Of Twelfth street. left
Thursday for Mansfield. Ohio. TO which
place he has been transferred from the
Pension OffiCe. Mrs Weldon Will 20
to Mansfield 10 about three weeks time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox, of the Plains.
were guests OF II. A. Fellows. of East
End, this week.
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Walter Maple was initiated in the
Knights of Pytnias last Monday even
Ia
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Mrs. John Straight. OF Eleventh
street, is slowly convalescing. after an
illness Of several weeks
The Washington times., 1907-11-03

Miss Shreve, OF d street. fell and
sprained her ankle last Tuesday al
school
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DR.. 7. NJ Talbot. Of Falls Church.
was called to Rochester. y. Y. this
week on account OF the Illness of Mrs
George NJ. SaegmuIlen, Of that city.
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Mrs. Shin. OF Ninth street, mas re-
turned from pleasant trip 10 James
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Mr.. and Mrs Francis J. Davidson
lad as their guests last week Lieut..
Charles NJ. Maigne OF the Seventh Cav
airy, nis wife and daughter.