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ANAGOSTIANS ASK
FOR BAND CONCERTS

Efforts of the Anacostia citizens are
being directed toward obtaining band
concerts during the summer. At the
recent meeting OF the Citizens Assoc
citation John F. Earnshaw directed at
tention to the fact that every other
section Of the city has, during the
summer. band concerts at public ex-
pense, and he was unable to realize
why Anacostta should be neglected. He
advocated an effort to have a band as
signed to AnacOstia at least once each
month The recommendation Of Mr.
Earnshaw met with unanimous ap-
proval, and the following were named
a committee to take up the matter:
John F. Earnshaw, John Webb, and
Or, Joseph J. Mundeu-
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Members Of Knockers Club
Entertained by Miss Miller

The members Of the Brightwood
Knockers Club were entertained Sat
urday. evening at the hCme of Miss Mar
guerite Miller. of Brightwood avenue.
Music and games OF cards were enjoyed
the first part of the evening. Leonard
Manguim and Miss Julia Mayhem re-
ceived first prizes. a short business
meeting followed. after which refresh
ments were served.
Those composing the club are: Misses
Alice Brown. Grace Atwell, Mary Shret-
ter, Julia Mayhem, Juanita Cooley,
Nellie Mason, Marguerite Miller. Agnes
Bayne, Mabel Smithson, Edna Mackey.
and william Pagan, James Ramsey. Al
fred Goodrich, John Smith, Albert Emet-
zer. George Wayleigh, 2alph Johnson,
Leonard Manguim, Robert Wetiiug. Wiz
son Andrews, John Angess and Ran
dOlph Angess
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THE RAILROAD SLAUCHTEP

We have had a long trial of the plan
of letting the railways conduct their
business in their own way, and any I'M
prejudiced person must admit that the
plan Is a dea5 failure. Casualties are
increasing and not diminishing The in
terest of the public sn safe and efficient
railway operation surpasses by far all
other interests Railway officials owe a
duty to the public beyond even what
they owe to the holders Of railway
stocks and bonds. Safety in Operation
ought to be a paramount consideration
and when an accident occurs. the pub
lie is entitled TO know the facts and all
the Acknowledgements News.
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Masonic Ceremonies for Cornerstone
Laying of J. H. Keteham School

Work has been started on the new
Anacostia public school building al the
corner Of Harrison and Adams streets.
IT was suggested by Admiral Baird
president OF tthe Board Of Education,
that the laying OF the cornerstone or
the building be attended by full Ma
sonic ceremonies. The suggestion met
with the fun approval OF the board. but
the date of the ceremony has not been
definitely settled. The new school is 10
be known as the John II. Ketcham Pub
lie School and is 10 be an eight-room
building Of handsome design.
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Miss Mary Ray6eld Wins
Snappers' Club Contest

The members Of the Snappers' Camera
Club were entertained Saturday after
noon at the home Of Miss Julia Wood
man. Of Lamont street After a short
business meeting the photographs
which the members had taken in the
last two weeks. were presented before
the three appointed Judges.
The judges decided that Miss Mary
Rayfield should receive first prize for
the picture taken at the White Lot on
Easter Monday, entitled The Easter
Egg Club" Miss Ella Graves picture,
taken at the Geological Park, called
The Goose Pars-de,'' was given second
prize. Those composing the club are
Misses Nellie Nomen, Julia Woodman,
Nora ShOoley, Mary Raydeld. Grace
Sims, Ella Graves, Rose Gettystone,
Agnes Emerson, Elsie Renson, Agnes
Bayne, MabIe Smithson, and Mary
Shretter.
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TOMMY ATKINS, sENTIMENrAL1s1

a a matter of fact the great weak
ness of Tommy Atkins is not for the
mental ditties bordering on the maud
lin. Anyone who has attended a sol
diel's' ''sing-song' will know what we
mean, and we have it on the authority
Of a war correspondent who went
through the Natal campaign that the
most popular of all the camp SONGS was
a dO1prOus song called Mother" Tears
and the tomb and blighted affections
form the staple of the songs which an
peal most effectively to the private
London Spectator.
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Brookland Chapter Of Eastern Star
Assist Masonic Fair Board

During the past week the BrookIand
Chapter, order of the Eastern Star,
have been assisting the board Of con-
troll at the Masonic Fair. The commit
tee from the Brookland Chapter are
Mrs. Mary l. Drake. Mrs. n. r. Craw-
ford, Mrs. L r. Holmes, Mrs. Belle
II. Hampton, Mrs. Lena T. Cheessman,
Mrs. Lillian CARL, Mrs. Albertine S.
O'DeH, Mrs Lottie A. Melins. Misses
Amelia Etz. Lulu Cove. Annie Davidson.
and Ianette Walker
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Miss Elsie Browning Hostess
OF the Way Pay Hah Club

The Way Pah Han Club was enter
tanned Friday evening az the nome OF
Miss Elsie Browning. OF Girard street.
Music and games OF cards were enjoyed
until a late hour, when refreshments
were served Those present were Misses
Mabel Reeves, Gretchen Schmidt Mil
bred Fonda, Olive Taylor, Marian Tay-
Tor, Ethel Clark, Rica Sweat, Mar
guerite Paine, Minnie Wingate. and
Henry Zeh, Tutor Morseu. Edmund
Rheera, Glen McCambridge, Jesse Nc
Keever, AchilIe Burklin, Howard HOdg-
kIns. FiIbert Eiker, George Reinburg.
and Malcolm Mcdonald.
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BIZ. and Mrs. Gilbert Lecture
On American Cliff DwelleIs

A large audience filled the lecture
room of the Mcmahon Hall on Thurs
day afternoon at a lecture delivered by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert McClurg on Pre-
Columbian and Present-Day Colorado"
Mrs McClurg gave a complete history
of the original American cliff dwellers
and their habits, and also the history
and customs of the PuebIos, showing
their homes and workmanship on beau
tiful colored stereopticon views. Mr.
MCClurg gave a very interesting lecture
on Pixies Peak and present-day Colo
RADIO.
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a special session Of the Grand Chap
ter of the District, Order of the Eastern
Star, was held in Masonic Hall, Anacos-
tia, recently, TO witness the exemplihca-
ton by the officers OF Electa Chapter,
No. 2, Of the degree work.
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The Rev. Charles o. Isaac, pastor
Of the Anacostia Methodist Episcopal
Church. who was reappointed by the
Baltimore Annual Conference for his
eleventh consecutive term, returned
home to conduct the services Sunday
last He was the recipient of many
hearty congratulations.
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Want Monroe Street Resurfaced
Between Harrison and Maple Avenue

A communication has. been sent to the
Commissioners of the District by the
citizens Of Anacostia in reference to the
resurfacing OF Monroe street between
Harrison street and Maple avenue. This
street. which il the main thOroughfare
in Anacostia. is paved with Belgian
block and is badly in need Of resurfacing.
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changes in its tracks along Eleventh
street southeast, near o street, to meet
the new grade that viii result from the
building OF the bridge.
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Thomas B. Murphy and family have
removed from North Alfred street to
the handsome residence at the corner
Of Duke and Royal streets. which Mr..
Murphy recently purchased from the
Lambert estate.
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Edgar and William Bon Durant have
returned from Illinois. where they have
been visiting relatives and friends the
past three weeks.
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Notes and Personals.

Horace White, late tin and stove
dealer OF Rhode Island avenue. who
sold his business recently and went TO
New York city, has returned and will
Immediately begin the construction OF
a dwelling on Twenty-eight street
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Miss Bessie Simpson Of Dover, Del,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z.
Downham last week.
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Capitol Heights Baptist Church VIII
hold services at 7:3O o m. Sunday, and
Wednesday at the same hour. The Rev.
T. W. T. holland viii preach. Sunday
School at 1880 a. N.
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Notes and Personals.


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Felix GarzigIIa will
be at home on April d from until Z.
1880 Quincy street
The Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Jones will
leave Europe for America during the
coming week.
Miss Annie SchIadt was a visitor dur
ing the past week at the home of Miss
Agnes RodIer, OF Otis street
The Farther Lights Society met on
Saturday at the home of Miss Katie
Lynch. discussing a number OF import
ant questions relating to foreign affairs.
The Rev. W. s. King spent a few days
during the past week with mis- parents
in Brookland. having just arrived from
Europe.
The Brookland Methodist Episcopal
Social Club were entertained on Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. Kirk ScGmmeu,
of Austin street.
Herbert Banner spent a few DAYS
with his brother in ArdmOre, Pa, during
the past week
The home Of Mr.. Marin, OF Ninth and
Lawrence streets, was threatened by
fire from an awning being set on fire
by a spark from a railroad train. The
FIRE greatly damaged one side OF the
house.
The Dominican College has been busy
during the past week in blasting stunnps
in their rear grounds, on which thew
viii make an athletic field
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George W. Houser, Of Evans street,
has begun the erection OF an addition
to his residence.
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The lecture OF DR.. F. D. Power. pas
tor OF the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, on Friday evening. April 70,
has been postponed until the evening OF
April %. 1907. at 7:8O o'clock.
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event. Mr.. Youse has recently opened
a music store in Anderson, in which
city the contracting parties will take
I'D their permanent residence.
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The volunteer Fire Department had
a box party in their hall on wednesday
evening.
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The Rev. F. A Tyler. formerly pas
tor Of the Brentwood NJ E Church.
South. has been assigned 10 the church
at Aberdeen. Md.
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'TazOinaTark

A. T. Jones left here Monday. after a
two weeks stay, 70 GO to Boston. Mass.
before returning 70 his home ia Battle
Creek, Mich.
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Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Albert Stephen arrived home last
week, accompanied by her son, Ralph,
and her. grandson, Carl Fink, from Nor
folk, where they had been spending
the last two weeks at their cottage
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The last entertainment in the course
given in the Anacostia Methodist Epis-
copal Church, under the auspices Of the
Epworth League was held Friday even
ing last.
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Notes and Personals.

The Mems Club, Of the Anacostia
Methodist Episcopal Church, at its an
nual meeting recently reelected all of
It's officers for the ensuing year.
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8Aw MILK DANGEROUS

for Children and InvaIids.
Scarlet fever is unknown in countries
where cows milk Is not used Is foods
bence milk from unsalitary Etabaeg
may contain the poison causing tt
MIX is also known TO have caused
epidenics of
pxPETHERTA, TYPHOID, ana other
ENTERIC diseases.
simple prscaution consists IN
sCALDma MILK
Don't boil IT.
and scalding It viii NOT affect its
digestIbiiity. After scaIding keep cool
and covered.
A regular diet for children on con-
densed milk is tnadvfsable.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
or sICKzESs.
E. BERLINER. sec'y.
We favor q stringent law prohibiting
the sale. or use In ice cream. Of any
CREAM not pa5.eurizsd.
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Mrs swank, Of Thirueth street. has
returned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Indian Terri
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The daughter Of Captain Bartlett has
been very Ill.
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Mrs. Charles Evans and son. OF Thir-
with street, are visiting relatives in
Virginia
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Mrs Keller. Of New York city, visited
friends in this place during the week.
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The Central High School Sophomore
Club VIII be entertained at a dance at
Post Office Hall on Friday evening in
stead of a regular meeting.
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The Anacostia Rod and Gun Club has
just completed the erection of a new
clubhouse and wharf at the foot OF
Johnson street, Anacostia- The club.
which is composed of a number of
sporting men in the town. has been in
existence about eight years, and re-
ported in very substantial condition.
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a T. Jones left here Monday, after a
two weeks stay, 10 GO to Boston. Mass.
before returning 10 his home in Battle
Creek, Mich.
Mrs Keller. Of New York city, visited
friends in this place during the week
Mrs. Terrot. Of Grant avenue. left here
Tuesday to go to England 70 visit her
relatives.
X. G. Russell returned on Monday
from Philadelphia TO his home on High
land avenue.
Harlan Gardner left here this week 10
visit hts brother IN Ohio.
W. A. spicer. of Chestnut avenue, left
here Wednesday to join his friends, who
left here two weeks ago, in Geneva,
Switzerland.
Miss Warren. who has been guest
Of her brother. at this place. for sew
/ eraI weeks. left Monday 20 return 20 her
home in Michigan.
Albert Nen. of Newmarket, Va, was
IN TakOma visiting relatives, and lefk
Tuesday 10 return 20 his home
E. R. Brown and family. who have
been here the past three months. re-
turned TO their home in New York state
J. D. Quinn. of Grant avenue. was IN
/ Capitol Heights this week.
J. H. Evans, Of Blair avenue, IefE
here Wednesday TO go TO New York
from there he win go 70 Liverpool
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Burt Markward and Ruth Dempsey.
both OF this place. were quietly mar
ried in washington Friday afternoon
at $50 O'clock
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Mrs. Ruth Stanton, Of Poughkeepsie
n. Y, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Johnson, OF Bunker Hill road.
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Mrs. ]. w Miller. who has been seri-
ousIy Ill, is rapidly recovering Dr.
Nally, Of this place. and DR. Laumer'
of Hyattsville. are the attending physi-
clans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Felix GarzigIia will
be at home on April a. from until Z.
1870 Quincy street.
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AIeXNTldr7a

Mrs. Edwin Reed is IL at her home, IN
South Alfred street.
Miss Leone Jenkins paid visit to her
sister, Mrs. Lemar Monroe. at Fran
conia last week
Mrs. Phillip Warren of Washington.
paid a visit to friends in Alexandra last
week.
Ernest Domaine is in this city on a
visit to his father, " r. Demaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bendheim, who
have been visiting at Atlantic City.
have returned home
Mrs Emmett c. Dunn has returned
from Baltimore, where she has been Wis
iting friends.
The Rev. Z. E. Dudley, OF Norfolk, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the First Baptist
Church in this city, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. z. Chesser had as her guest
last week Mrs. DR.. Joseph A. Paragon,
Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Leadbeater had
as their guests last week Misses Helen
and Katherine Jeffries. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. c. NJ Bruin, who has been spend
ing some time in Florida, has returned
home
William E. Allen is sick at the home
Of his daughter, in Queen street.
Col. and Mrs. L. ". Reid, jr.. had as
their guests last week DR.. and Mrs.
Leigh Reid.
Miss Nancy Lee Jacket had as her
guest last week Miss Alice Steel. OF
Atlanta, Ga.
DR.. Louis S. Green spent few days
in Clarke county last WapLr
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The Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Jones will
leave Europe for America during the
coming week
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Mrs. Terrot. Of Grant avenue. left here
Tuesday to 80 to England 20 visit her
relatives.
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]. /. MeCullom. of Thirty-fourth
street. has been removed to the George
washington University Hospital and
operated on for appendicitis.
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John Brashear, Of LangdOn, is build
ing a house on Thirty-second street.
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A sewing bee at which aprons to be
donated 10 the Masonic fair were made
was held at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Frazier. on Maple avenue, Anacostia,
last Friday.
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DR.. Louis S. Green spent a few day
in Clarke county last week.
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The funeral Of Jessie Bernice Leaply,
infant daughter of Edgar F. Leaply and
Mrs Jessie 3. Leaply, who died last
Saturday night at Providence Hospital,
was held last Tuesday at the home OF
the parents. 331 Monroe street. The in
terment, which was private, was made
in Congressional Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgson are stopping
with Lieutenant Anderson, Of the Dis
triCt police force, at his residence, cor
ner of Washington and Adams streets.
Mrs. HOdgsOn is the daughter Of Lieu
tenant Anderson.
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DR.. and Mrs. Parsons have changed
their residence to the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. Stockman, on Thirty
fourth street.
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Services viii be held in the Chapel at
7.3O .. m, the Rev. John n. Quinn Of
floating.
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Miss Annie SchIadt was a visitor dur
ing the past week at the home of Miss
Agnes RodIer, OF Otis street.
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K c. Russell returned on Monday
from Philadelphia 10 his home on High
land avenue.
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Miss May II. Hunter visited Miss LII
Ian Thomas, of Taylor street, last week
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stead of a regular meeting.
Miss May II. Hunter visited Miss LII
Ian Thomas, of Taylor street, last week
3. Vinton was the guest Of Achille
Burklin last Thursday evening.
Mrs. G Glascoe visited her sister.
Mrs. Boyland. Of Brightwood avenue.
last Wednesday.
The Bri6htwood Park Athletic Club
held a regular meeting at Thomas Hall
to talk over baseball matters.
G. ". Snyder left Friday for James
town, where ne has accepted a position
at the exposition grounds.
Mrs. Levy, Of Tallahassee. Fla, former
~ Miss Sarah Blum, of this city, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Blum, Of
irving street.
Miss Brainard, of Connecticut; Miss
Du Boise, of New Jersey; and Miss Glib
son, of Washington, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cox.
Louis Schneck OF Brightwood avenue.
visited his brother-in-law, Mr.. GIas-
gov, az the Villa Flora Club, last Satur-
day evening.
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A New England supper was given last
Tuesday evening at Emmanuel Protes-
tart Episcopal Paris Han under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Guild. The pro-
ceeds. which reached a handsome sum
were for the benefit of the church.
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B. Vinton was the guest Of Achille
Burklin last Thursday evening.
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Mrs. c. GlaScoe visited her sister.
Mrs. Boyland. Of Brightwood avenue.
last Wednesday.
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IN connection with the work on the
new Anacostia bridge across the Eastern
branch, six OF the concrete piers are
practically completed and preparations
are being made TO place the ironwork in
position as soon as practicable. Work
men have been engaged the past week
in erecting frame platforms in the river
between each pier to permit OF the sec
ton of iron beams being swung to the
best advantage from pier to pier. The
Anacostia and Potomac River Railroad
Company has commenced to effect some
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The Brookland Methodist Episcopal
Social Club were entertained on Satur-
day at the home OF Mr.. Kirk ScammeIl,
of Austin street.
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1z1IE57z NEIGHBORHOODx NEWS 1Hzz
Capitol Heights

meeting was held at the Capitol
Heights town hall Monday last for the
purpose of organizing an Independent
political and social club. 4 selection
was played by the Mechanics Club or
ehestra, after which the audience was
treated to a club swinging exhibition
by Mr.. Cox, amateur champion club
swinger of Maryland. An address, THE
Purpose of the Meeting was delivered
by Louis F. Ldtz, after which there
was dancing until early morning The
next meeting viii be held Wednesday
April "a
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Miss Nancy Lee Tacket had as hel
guest last week Miss Alice Steel. o.
Atlanta, Ga.
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Herbert Banner spent a few DAYS
with his brother in Ardmore, Pa. during
the past week
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Harlan Gardner left here this week TO
visit hts brother in Ohio.
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Mrs. Edwin Reed is il at her home. IN
South Alfred street.
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The Bri6htwood Park Athletic Club
held a regular meeting at Thomas Hall
to talk over baseball matters
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c. ". Snyder left Friday for James
town, where ne has accepted a position
at the exposition grounds
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Among the visitors 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon oliver were Mrs. Bradshaw Oil
yer and family. and Mr.. Irwin Clancy,
Of Halls. Prince George county, I'D
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Edison, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry T Woodheld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ogden. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Floyd. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holmes. Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman J. Laughton and Mr..
and Mrs. W. A Keyser attended the
fifth anniversary Of the wedding Of
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Weishaupt, OF Cen
traI Helghts. Tuesday.
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Bradshaw Oliver. Of Halls. Prince
George county. Nd. win occupy the
house Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Nc
MonagIe. on shadyside avenue.
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The Dominican College has been busy
during the past week in blasting stumps
IN their rear grounds, on which thew
will make an athletic field.