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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28
Prices Quoted by us
Speak for themselves
Mems Dept.

The high grade clothes made
by Calm Block Co., handsome
$25 and $27 suits now :. $50
Mems $25 and $27.5O suits,
highest quality, equal to $35
tailor made suits, Easter ami
versary price $4,000
Our mems suits, $17 and $18
qualities in all colors- grays,
blacks, fancy colors and plaids,
will go at our Easter anniver-
sary sale for ........ $3.50
Mems $500 and 5000 suits are
quoted you for this Easter an
niversary sale .$4.98
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28
Mems
Furnishings

so dozen mems dress shirts, all
sizes, Use values; Easter an
niversary price .47c
Suspenders for everybody
our regular 25c and 35c sus-
penders, Easter anniversary
price :. .l9c
Mems wooden stockings, sold
regularly for zoe and 25c,
Easter anniversary price. 12hc
We shall give Easter ami
versary reductions in our
mems, women's and children's
shoe department. We have
some big bargains here for you.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-28
Spring Overcoats

Our $3.50 and $500 over
coats go during our Easter an
niversary sale for ..... 1888
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
essah 0iasa eoas eeo@ vs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nixon. &C.
companied BY their son. Charles.
left last Tuesday morning for San
Bernardinao. and other points in
California, where they will remain
for an indefinite visit. Grover
Nixon is now located At San Bernar-
dinao in the emplov Of the Santa Fe.
and after . visit there they will 20
TO Los Angeles.
Twenty years ago Mr.. Nixon was
sheriff Of old Bent county. and since
that time has ofliciated in various
capacities - . peace officer. serving
for 4 number Of years as marshal Of
La Junta and for the past six yeAss
as jailor under Sheriff Barr. Wher-
ever he may go he will have he
best wishes for success Of nos, Of
La Junta friends.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
ccnDucTEp BY

Mrs. Babb and Mrs. Harmon spent
Tuesday in Pueblo
Mr.. Richards spent Sunday and
Monday in Swink and La Junta.
Miss Jo Sanger returned to col
lege at Colorado Springs Monday.
The migration to Garden City is
on. Several Russian families are in
the list.
Mrs. Phillips was called to Denver
Monday by telegram announcing
the death of friend.
The beet sheds at the factory are
overhowing and the haulers have
been laid of about week.
Mr.. Zitkowski. the popular assis-
tant superintendent at the sugar
factory q year ago. has a similar
position at Rocky Ford.
Mr.. Williams has purchased the
depot hotel and will move it onto
his ranch. We venture to predict
that q new record will be made for
quick service Of short orders.
Our old friend Dan Hewitt was
here Monday and Tuesday. His
latest project is the colonizing and
settlement Of 1900 acres in New
Mexico. Of which he has come into
possession.
The last excursion Of homeseek-
ers returned east Monday. full OF
enthusiasm at the outlook for dry
farming" About thirty-five have
taken claims north Of town. under
the direction Of Collins and Seibert.
A daughter Of Fred Sansr. living
q mile or two north Of town. cele-
brsted Christmas by q trip to Pueb-
10 with H. Hugel. the man OF her
choice. The marriage was hardly
concluded when the couple were
pursued by the brides parents. who.
it is said. regretted equally the loss
Of daughter and certain "ducas"
abstracted from the "old stocking"
The case is not yet settled.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
Ho~vo NRV0pO~>

The asss thesnom<t~r Was naas is
1csf hy . Dutch physicist ssosA Cse'
oeiius Van Ds<bb<ii aud csesiste1 e
. tubs aiied viii air. cboss1 at In -
pr ed and dippin6 at ~ sshes -
sremisy. which vas os~n. 10 . bottIs q
nitric acid diluted with wse9. ~ u
teur~rasuse rus< or fell - air h IT,
tut> Increased or grew 70 - vssuos
and consequently the liquid de~c~ndps1
- rv.~. This instrument - Sow hpcwu
- an air THERMOMETERS. but - its fneas-
urrspens- werv ta>~sl on mo hxed pris
eepie IL was Of little u~e.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
THE SWISS ARMY.
ASweys 0soAv ~ Wos sssvsss - .
DoOeoS-o U0eAss.

AlOoys 0So1v ~ Wos seSvsso - .
0oOsoe,o U0eoso.
The total Dsoulasisa q svitzsfian1
70 sashse ts0 eAaa haH ths Dopulatteo
oe Lsa1ss alsaa. yet ne paSrky httls
ru0ublte ess throw inse tie ~ at
oomsats sotics fear coopssteiy equip
ped and tsainsd army corps % Ger
many's and gfancs's twenty and Eng
lasd's seminal eight In peepoetsoa 70
hsr popuiassoa ~ compared With swift
serland. EAGiasd sAeaId possras nfty.
Evsry abssesdtes swtas \. ipse facto.
. osaahss .ee the army fr,0 eishtsss
70 fsety.fssf. yse ssvss does ooe hear
the least comoaaiot made By . Swtss
Of whaseves social class st Tie tSi1ing
sacrincs Of tine that his military
duties AsoanA. To watch 0wis hat
talbso - NJ way - maoouvsss II
camp % o. In return h 10 watch -
coutented. srrviceabIe and cheerful .
Ioe Of men as one could wish 70 meet
The only serious tax upoa the time
Of the soldiers II the nrst two moashs
of hard training ~ Q recruit. After
ward sixteen days IL camp every other
year 10 all that is required Of him.
0sewssu whiies he shoots With his
eSmrsdss-svesy little villag. has its
shooeing Ynnee-berause he loves u.
and Asvotes . certain smoaot q tim
volustasiiy to the physlcal eIercises
he 10 taught at school 20 keep himself
~. On orst Joining ~ 10 carefully
exsnised ~ regards his suitability for
this - that beunrA Of tf,e service and 10
ABnPS~6 tueo that Ho1 0hirh H. II bat
0ttsd. and ~ Invariably tskss ~ great
. prisSe In his regiment. battery o.
sQuadroo ~ could aay voluntarily en-
listed maa In our soarsest corps a.
hoDA
Ths ewiss army comprises 100 bat
ealioas % infantry and twenty four
sQuadroas Of cavalry. with the sec<s-
sosy erdnapce and departmental COPS.
whils the artillery Includes festy
eight Geld bstsesies. ten batteries Of
ps-itica and twc excellent nountais
batssries.-ran NAH Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
SUGAR CITY DEPARTMENT
CcnDucTEp By
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

ming and Geo. Clark was engineer
for the phonograph. About forty
five persons were present and all en-
joyed the evening and declared they
had great time.
Mrs. T.. f. Wetzler has fled on
the one-half section mile west OF
the school honse. and they will soon
build and move there on account OF
schooling their children.
Those who have been kicking on
No. reservoir will have to find
something else to kick on now. for it
surely is being finished in fine shape.
II the weather permits. all the res
ervoirs will be ready for the floods.
An oyster supper was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson at their home
a week ago Saturday night and al
though the weather was blusterous.
nearly all Of Box Springs society
answered present and spent IN en-
joyable evening.
A rumor Is anoat that the proDrie
tor Of the National Hotel at Sugar
City contemplates running an eating
house on the east side. While the
settlers are building their shacks
and planting this spring. Wonder
il we couldn't get An opera house
as well?
Mr.. B. F. Metzler returned Tues
day from a three weeks visit with
relatives in Missouri and Ohio. He
also visited Washington. ID. c.. and
several other large cities in the east.
His report Of snow. rain and mud
makes one glad they live in sunny
Colorado.
Last Friday evening . crowd Of
young people wanted to have .
dance. 70 had . meeting point at
Mr.. Calbert's and proceeded in .
body to the Hollingsworth home
and gave them surprise. They all
spent an enjoyable evening and con-
cluded to surprise some others soon.
Mr.. Rurrell has started another
large well on his land up north and
expects to irrigate from it this
spring. The well is forty feet by
one-hundred and fifty feet. and wa
ter will be found at q depth Of elev-
en- feet. Mr.. Burrell will place .
large gasoline engine and Goodiur
pump 1t this place.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
soss soas ,oeA. ,vass.

When in need Of fine apples. tele-
phone c. p. Miller. black s73.
For SALE-A few very fine barred
cockerels. Inquire Of J. p. Carrah-
er. North La Junta.
Preparation for PArenthood."
will be the subject for discussion at
the Mothers Meeting. which will be
held in the high school building next
Tuesday afternoon. Parents and
teachers are especially invited.
IL is rumored that the Santa Fe is
figuring on purchasing the old
Normay corner ~ . site for general
Office building. That will mean the
.e, I on Of structure which every
citizen Of La Junta will take pride in.
DIR. Finney received a telegram
Yesterday morning from Oklahoma
I announcing the sudden death Of his
brother in-law. John Flora. who had
been a frequent visitor in this city
and was well known by many Of our
citizens.
| Just as we go to press We learn OF
the death Of Mr.. Parrill. father Of
J. W. Parrill. who lives in the Fair
mount country. five miles west OF
La Junta. Mr.. Parrill was seventy
six years Of age and for the past two
years has been living with his son.
The arrangements for the funeral
had not been completed.
DIR. p. b. Linville. accompanied by
his wife and son. arrived home last
Monday from Edna. Mo. where
they spent the holidays with DIR.
Linville's parents. DIR. Linville has
| uernento of his visit which con-
sisss::of a photograph Of four male
generations Of the Linville family.
1.-The oldest being ninety-three
years Of age and the youngest one
siort year.
Miss Nellie stephens and Bert
Maxon. .eboth Of whom were riding
ponies. hsdc.A collision on Santa Fe
avenue in front ofIthe Draper block
shortly before noon yesterday. Both
ponies..were thro~n to the ground
and the riders and snimale were
bodly MIXED for . brief moment
Miss Stephens ~sstaiVed . cut On tlse
forehead which neeeuisased three
stitches to eiose. ssd wO otherwise
bsdly bruised. alshsugA ~ bsas
we're broken- Ysug 0azsa vo
more fortunate. ssA esc1ped pratt
c1Ily viths1t any iAjury-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
Wo Wss's cisb.

The Woman's Club held the first
meeting Of the New Year q the
home Of Mrs. Sebree. After busi-
ness and current events had been
disposed Of the work for the after
noon was then taken up.
Mrs. veasie's subject, "wagaDs"
was illustrated with piano solos. BY
Miss Kilgore.
Miss Lusk was a guest and favored
the club with several vocal selections.
Miss Lusk and Mrs. Hes sang sew
eral duets in q very charming man
ner. which were very much enjoyed.
Roll call was responded to by mu-
sical quotations.
After the club adjourned the hos
tess served dainty Refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12

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La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
COLOR COMBINATIONS.
sew TAey w~re ClevesIy UssS d
ETpossng . graoa.

In large factory Ia which were en-
ployed several hundred persons one Of
the workmen in welding his hammer
carelessly allowed II to slip from his
hand Ii new halfway across tie room
and struck a fellow workman In tie
left eye The man af,erward aver.ed
that his eye was blinded by the biYw.
although . careful examination failed
10 reveal any injury. there being not .
scratch visible.
He brought Q suit In the courts for
compensation for the loss Of half s.f
his eycsighf. and refused all Offers OF
compromise Under the law the owner
Of the factory was responsible for an
Injury resulting {. "A an accident OF
this kiud.
The day Of the trial arrived. aud In
open court an eminent ocuiisf. retained
BY the defense. examined the alleged
injured member and gave II as his
epiniea that II Was as good a. the right
ere.
Upon the plaintiffs loud protest q
hb Inability to see with his left eye
she scuiht proved him . per1urer and
satisSs1 ths ee1ft and jury of The fai-
stty u his eiain. He did II simply b
knowsnB sfAat fths seelsss greso and rs6
combined make black.
He prepared . black card. on which
. few words were written In green Ink
NhSe tbe plaInsi9 yas ogteesd 10 pss
on pais q sbectacirS With tya 11eee-
ent giassss, he one fer tke riSht eye
being rsd. lad De one for he kft 30
coasisting Of ordinary giass- Thea IL
card was handed to him. and hs vas
srdsrsd to read tbs writing - n
through The giassoa-
This ~ did without Aesitstioo. and
IL cheat was at once exposed- Owtas
to he eject Wiki ~ colersd gisss
must have had upoa ths reea writing
ths ssund right eye ettsd with ths rsd
giass could not possibly distiagsisA
The writing % ths basck surface - ~
casA vhiis ths Nh sye. whirh - Pre-
tsaAsd vas siGhsheas. was ~ 90 wteh
vhich he rsading had - b dcee.-
Lsadoa etAsAaF1-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
sss,es o. s,.s, ssss,s~s.,.
n IHE xAITKR % THE EsTaTE

IN THE NATTER OP THE EsTaTE pv
. of Robert Pi~nst~vi~irh- d~c-s-~d
>oft y her-hy gtx-n. that NonaaF. to
eth day 81 ~bruary. a. D. ISFs. being on- 81
tbs regular dsy. - the fs-cenh~r tern of 10
County Ceart cf Otero toanty. n the STATE -
tratris of said estate ~iii appear before -
Iufg~ OF ~sld toars. pr~->nt nv fasl s-ttls-
0~ns - such sdn MS rerrt~ Trsy th~ spTs-sss-
81 81 the sane. and villa then apply - ~. ii~-
ckSr---f y -urt . tsiini <trstrtr a. shfrk = Ne
add plsre sns r~r-cn IN Interest," may 1907
and pr~-~nt ssh5~-f ,oo- 10 the ~a1e q sny
sh~rs h~-
D.s~-i NJ La Ianss. c.lsrsdes g.sa.ry -.
fSr-
AGNES l. pLE~pERLETTH.
Admini<frstrs. - rs-s estate - Rot~rs
Pi~nA~ri~ifk n. d--c~s->d
First prhiirst son- Iasa@Fy L.. rS7.
Last pahls~atsoss- Fekxsary . rNs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
sox ssa,ss ,vGss

shipped.
Box Springs has a dentist.
Mrs. Williams has been on the sick
list this week but is out again.
Chas. Custer was seen in the Box
Springs neighborhood last week.
The .Hayne brothers contemplate
digging a large well for irrigating.
Someone said there would be pie
party at the school house. but didn't
say when.
John T. Hester, our cons enial
postmaster. was in La Junta u first
Of the week.
Look out for wedding in Blk
Syringe. Keep your left eye open
all the time,
T. p. Downey is preparing to
make a shipment Of calves to the
Denver market.
The east side are after school
house now. This comes in the Su-
gar City district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sims returned from
their visit to1Mrs. Sims mother in
Kansas Wednesday.
Mrs. c. X. McCabe shipped several
car loads Of cattle To Kansas City
sh.. first of the week
DIR. c. o. Meter was at Ordway
Friday looking after the opening Of
his dental Office there.
Box Springs is the name given the
settlement and Uncle Sam named
the post office Hester.
Mr.. T. y. Downey is working at
his trade. carpentering at Ordway.
Tom says this beats farming.
Box Springs school has twenty
four scholars enrolled and the tern
Will close the latter part Of May.
Who will be appointed representa-
tive of Box Springs to go to Denver
January oath and 18th. to attene
the dry farming convention
Land seekers are numerous W.
like very much to see this countr,
settle up but we do hate to see ouI
eastern brothers buncoet by locaters
IL is rumored that q steam plo~
will get into this country in fe~
weeks. We are ready and lots oa
plowing can be done provided the
price is right
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno- Vineyard gave
. dance Monday night in honor Of
eseir daughters birthday The even
ing was spent in dancing AID card
playing unsiI.the hours were denoted
BY small numbers. when supper was
called and aIl marched to the dining
room TO find the table prepared FOR
m oyster supper. that made IN eisd
th<y hnd come McC1ure's orches-
sra furnisAed music during the even
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
y. nss,ssss - ~.

1puacsa. aged twe and . half. I'D
b<~n naughty To psnish hin hrs
nesAer tied him In bis high chair su1
A<1f him th<vs for one hcur. ~ tbs
esprk- His father rcs hese before the
eoW was quite ny and asked tbe
ysunGste< why h. vss tied ~.
-Fash~r.- r~.Iiesl DuDc.A. pointing
- s<vu~i.x finger as his mstbef. r.
sUDpses~ay surpei~ev1 st that 1sdy.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
-. s,~.s.. so,.~,.

Ns0is~ssa - ewFy ess ye< asnker alive
- dig him - sfser tAirty aaysf
11ayR - Losesyvine-Ne ding ye. H0
- bwsy him alive 10 ye want ss - n
- ever dig hi.a ~ ss'in In jng yss-
XRw Tea r-r~el
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
es,,s.,sa Church. ssv. 4 I. sssssss'

SeSsoS'S" S"osS"s 49, - - 'S"
The Law Of Glori6cation." will
be the subject next Sunday at the
morning service. At the evening
service the subject will be "lmitnble-
neA of Christ's Character. o. the
Example Of Jesus" Bible school.
prayer meeting and Christian En-
deavor Services on the regular dates
and at the usual hours.
The annual report Of the Ladies
Aid will be given Sunday evening.
Parents and Others are invited to
join the pastors Bible claas.
We extend . warm welcome TO all
Of our services. the stranger in our
city in particular.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
ssesiss Church. aev. 8. {. osvss-

The services of this church will oc-
cur at the usual hours Of IL .. m.
and 7:3O p. m. The public is cor
daily invited.
In the morning the service will
be one of special interest to the
church. The evening service viii be
evangelistic in character. The mus
ical service will be up to its usual
high order. Young men and women
will enjoy the young peoples class
in the Sunday school. and the class
invite them to come and visit Us at
least.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
cmuacm AssovsessGsrs.
s...esi... Rev. W. 6. s..or. ,...or

Evangelist Bruner will occupy
the pulpit Sabbath morning and
evening. This will be the closing
service of Rev. Bruner with us
Monday morning he leaves for Kan
sas. The people should seize the OPP
portunity 10 hear this strong
preacher.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
A. asss-s-

R-TSa asA yea wS<V - -
0kRy en s<st~s- 81 s1~ yvs-r0 -
0wE1 - . ap1<Bse nS-Wen- ~ -
= arssus. - A,avs fPsa rees -
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-12
,,..sy..,i... Rev. c."'.s Slot"

Living in Glass Houses" will be
subject of popular address tomor-
row evening. Worship by Tithes. -
theme for morning sermon.
Church envelopes will be given out
tomorrow.
C. r. Buckley takes charge Of the
Sunday school at 9:45 tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN.
Press Agent Declares II Bigger and
Better" Than Ever.

Bigger and better than ever" is The
phrase once again hurled upon Washing
ton by the enterprising press agent of
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
big three-rihved circus, the wonders Of
which will shortly be set forth upon
all local billboards, heralding the appear
snce OF the great show in this city.
April % and p Everything is promised
TO be greater than ever, and the million
dollar parade" will be so long that a boy
can see half OF 1t, then go back to school,
come out in the afternoon and see the
other half
The great feature Of this years show
will be the fire spectacle called Fighting
the Flames. in which trained dremen.
using real apparatus, will rescue we'll
rehearsed victims from constructive dan
ger. A replica of this performance has
been featured at many of the big summer
parks throughout the country and has
always been great drawing card.
The menagerie with the circus this sea-
son includes all the old time favorites.
as well as several new features There
are three herds of elephants. a "rhino"
of the rare two-horned variety. a coilec-
ton Of black and white llamas, some
yaks nylghaus, ibex, gnu, and other
things even worse to read about, such
as a behemOth.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
BREAKS UP BRIDGE WITH AK
COlOred Citizen Says Structure Tres
passes on His Property.
Would Have Completed Job If Tool
HAD Not BrOken-COmmissiO
eFs Are Investigating.

Stirred 10 wrath by the presumption"
Of the District government in cong>~a;ea-
ing a public bridge on what he asserts IS
a portion Of his private property. one
William Peters. a colored citizen OF the
northeast. discardiug the usual tedious
processes Of law, has. it is alleged, by the
simple combination Of an ak and energy.
rendered said bridge undesirable 10 ali
those not carrying large accident and life
insurance policies.
That the bridge is not wholly demoiish-
ed is no fault of Peters. According 20
Capt John c. Daley. OF the Ninth pre-
cinct. he frankly admits that he would
have succeeded fn his undertaking had
not the Ak handle broken. Peters fur
ther states that as soon as he repairs his
ak he viii complete the job.
The bridge in question is in the neigh
borhOOd OF FifUy-seCOnd and + streets
northeast. and. according 10 Engineer
Commissioner Biddle, is ia public space.
Peters, however, Is OF a contrary
opinion, and II has therefore behOOved
the Commissioners. the police department,
officials OF the highway department, and
the corporation counsel TO get busy.
AFTER Stftfdl CuiiLciEtittS WIN tuS Niii-
cials OF his department, Maj. Sylvester
referred 10 the question to Commissioner
West for an opinion as to whether VIII
liam should be arrested, IN view of the
fact that the site of the bridge is In dis
puted territory. Commissioner West pass
ed il up 10 Commissioner Biddle, who in
turn refer ed it to Capt MORROW, Assist
ant Engineer Commissioner. by whom il
was submitted to the surveyor Of the
District, ". p Richards. Mr.. Richards
ventures the opinion that the bridge Is in
public space, but before summoning the
majesty OF the law, the corporation eoun-
sci will be permitted 10 wrestls with the
problem.
II, in the meantime. Peters repairs his
broken ak handle and Is true 70 his vow,
nothing viii remain OF the bridge but a
fond memory
The Washington herald., 1907-04-17
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Congressional LibTaEy-open a. N. 70 10 ;. u, On
secular DAYS; trem P. IA to 10 ?. n. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public adbFary-open 10 a. n. 70 10 p "a. IN yin,
Ter. 10 a N 10 p n. Il. summer; holidays. usual
hours; Sundays. to 10 D. u.
Executive AansIon-0pen IL a. m. to 2 ?. m
United states Capltci-0pen a. n. 70 p n
United STATES TFcasury-Open 9 8. Es. 70 p N.
state, War and Navy DeyaTtments-Opsn 3 .. m
70 , %. tihs original Declaration % independence
Is IN the Library Of the State DepartmeuLl
United States Patent onIce-open a. N 70
D. N.
United States Pension Burssa-Open q. N. 70 4
p n,
United States Pozt-ofice Open 9 q. Ia to p. m.
Washington City Post-ofice-Open all hours. The
Dead Letter Odice Is IN the city post-ofnce.
National Botanic Gardeus-Open a. M 70 ?. m-
Fish Commisslon-ODen a. n. 10 4 p N
Amy Medical Museum-Ope 9 a. u. 20 : p. m.
Ing holidagsl.
Smithsonian Institution-Opsn a. n 20 p m
tinciudng hOlidaysJ
Agricultural Department-Open a. m. to D. N.
Bureau Of Engraving snd Printins-Open a. n.
Washington Monument t555ss feet in hsiEhtl-Open
2. N. to 80 p N. lElesator does not run aftsE
80 p. nj
Corcarsn Gallery Of Art-Open 30 a. N. to 3 p. IA.
10 WINTER q. m 10 p m in summer. sundays-
40 p NJ 70 ?. m, ezcepting ia midssmneE Aa-
insson Tree on Tuesdays. Thursdays. Saturdays. and
sundays other days. Z5e admission
SoFernnent Printing Ofice-Open 10 a. %. TO 2
?. 10.
Nav XaFd-Open Q a. m 70 80 2. "a.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washington
open II a. n. to D. N.
Arlington National CemeteFy-Open all day.
Cathedral Grounds TennallytoHn road-Open g.
m 70 D. n.
United States Soldiers Home-op=n - N. to
sunset.
Geological PaFk-Open all day
Rock Creek Bridge and PARK.
Chevy Chase snd Kensington
Naval OhserEatoIy-Open a. n. % .. u.
CABIN John Bridge. Catholic University. and Alex-
Gndria.