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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-09
BOWLERS LEAVE
FOR CINCINNATI
Members Believe They viii
Win HonOrS in National
Tournament.

The team that viii represent the Plate
Printers CT the bureau in the National
Bowling Tournament at Cincinnati. this
week. left for that city this morning.
The team that left today IS composed
Of the following members: f Myers,
manager; T. IIelmericlls, c. Lord, G
Land. 4. J. Hess, c. Miller. and J. ).
Hardie. The tournament viii last dur
ing the week. 1t is expected that the
bureau team viii make a good showing,
as it is composed OF the best material
amcng the bowling element
Miss Madeline NJ Hoppe, Of section
1--WE OF the printing division, who resides
in Alexandria, Va, was operated on for
appendicitis at Providence Hospital last
week.
Doyle c. White, Of the numbering
division. had one OF his fingers mashed
in a machine while at work one day the
past week.
Miss Mary A SeatOn, OF section eight
Of the printing division, has been pro
NOTED to the examining division.
John F. Osterman, superintendent Of
section two Of the printing division, has
been confined to his home by an attack
Of the grip for the past week.
Walter BeIer. plate printer in section
six, has been on leave Of absence for a
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T. w. ByTne, OF the division of sup
plies, has been promoted from $500 70
$1,000 per annUm.
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G. +. Sammet. chemist in the Bureau
Of Chemistry. has been ordered 10 Day
ton, Ohio, on official business that viii
keep him in that city a month
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Census 0meau
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shows that twenty-nine new members
were added TO the rolls during the
month, the total membership now being
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George c. Harris, chief doorkeeper,
has returned to duty after being IN
with the grip several days.
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William J. Peck. . me power press
division. has returned 10 luty after be-
ing III two weeks
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Mrs. STaTtz. Miss Nelson. and Miss
Lynch. OF the numbering division. have
been given salary Increases.
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Charles J. Beckman, of the watch
force, has returned to duty after an
illness OF two weeks.
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Louis ", Muller, messengerhOy in
the supply division, has been promoted
from $3.50 to $40 per annum.
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John r. TuIlis, of the division of post
masters appointments, Bureau of the
First Assistant Postmaster General, has
been promoted from $3.50 to $3.50 per
anuum.
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Albert Keap. Of indianapolis. Ind, has
been appointed pTessman.
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George w PluJtCh. OF section FIVE,
printing division. who has been con-
fined 10 his nome. 5l7 Thirteenth street,
for several weeks with rheumatism, was
removed to the George Washington Uni
vcTsity Hospital Thursday
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Emory Welsh has been reinstated In
the casting section Of the monOtyps di-
vision.
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Miss Eliza I. Cliff. Of section one
Of the printing division, las been pro-
NOTED TO the examining division.
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DAME W. Beach. Uf. the machine di-
vision, IS QUaTautiued al his home be-
ca use Of scarlet fever at tie house
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boy at $3.50. has beer made assistant
messenger at S720 per anhCno.
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Miss Emma Vernon, who is serving
as a temporary clerk in the library
division OF the Office of the superinten-
dent OF documents, has been reappOint-
ed for six months
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4. II. Stamp. Of the inspecting d.
vision, Office Of the auditor, who has
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Joseph W. Hampton. pressfeeder, was
Given an appointment last week.
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Miss Annie E RUnyan and Mrs. Mary
A Prather, of the bindery, continue
on the sick list.
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William Matthews. Of the Internal
Revenue Office. returned 10 duty last
Monday, after a weeks bout with the
grippe.
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c. +. FulIaway. the bookkeeping eX-
pert Of the office OF the Third Assistant
J Postmaster General, has returned from
an Official trip 20 Dayton. ohio.
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FlroJU per diilulH-
John r TuIlis. of the division Of post
masters appointments, Bureau Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General, has
been promoted from $3.50 10 $l,s0 per
anuums
Max Roman, Of Maryland. has been
appointed to clerkship I'm the division
of pOstoffice inspectors at $500 per an
mum.
George +. Card. Of california, has
been appointed stenOBrapher in the di-
vision OF rural delivery Bureau or the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General,
at salary OF $500 per annum-
Bernard Focke, ir-. has been trans
feTred from the division Of pOstoffice
attorney General, where he Will con-
tinue to do clerical work.
DIT. Charles r. Rand. Of the division
of dead letters. has been on the sick ls-
for several days.
William /. Jochum. formerly OF the
division OF supplies, and recently de-
tailed TO the Office OF the purchasing
agent, has been transferred 70 the d.
vision Of dead letters.
recording division, office OF the Auditor,
has been on the sick list a week with
the grip.
G. o. Kimbau. Of the division Of in
spectiOu. Bureau OF the Second Assist
ant, has returned from weeks NaCa-
ton.
Oscar NJ Hood. Of the division OF
dead letters, is III with the grip.
Friends of Miss NJ. s. Houston. Of
the asserting division, OniCe OF the
Auditor, are pleased to know that she
IS we'll enough TO leave the hospital,
where she has been confined with the
tunsilitis. and return to her home.
The sick list in the asserting division,
office Of the Auditor, contains the names
of Miss NJ. c. BolanGe, Mrs. n. Nc
Culloch. Mrs. Lizzie Jones. Miss NJ. 7,
Mitchell. Mrs A s. HaTdesty Miss NJ.
r. Whetmore. Miss n. +. Sullivan, and
Miss NJ A. Frain.
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eraI days absence owing TO the death
Of her brother ia the far Southwest
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Miss Mary A Seaton, OF section eight
Of the printing division, has been pro
NOTED to the examining division.
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Miss A. NJ. Eckbert. o. The chief
clerks division. was at her nome i'm
PENNSYLVANIA last week to attend a
wedding.
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Q. II. Randall. foreman. has resumed
his duties at the bureau after being III
for two weeks
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Stuart Hayes. who played third base
with the champion Brentwood team %
the Suburban League and also with The
BrOokland team, is coaching the Locust
Dale Academy squad at the University
OF Virginia Mr.. Hayes IS q son Of
Finley S. Hayes, chief Of section in the
press division
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r. +. Flanders, OF the Bureau OF
week.
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DIT. William TindaU and Daniel f
Garges. chief clerk Of the Engineer De
partmeut have had their evening clothes
PRESSED. The reason for this is that
the season OF the banQuets given by the
citizenE' associations @ the District is
at hand. DT. Tindall IS always an
honored guest AT these functions and
Mr.. Garges IS frequently among those
present.
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IN order 70 secure the best posEibIs
results IN baking, be sure to use
CRYSTAL PATENT

manufactured by y. s. Bakers sons Win
chester, Va who have been making this
-four for more than 80 years.
In the manufacture OF CRYSTAL PATENT
only choice wheat and the most improved
processes are used. which. with careful mill
INK and our personal attention 70 All de-
tails result in a product which IS the best
anE most satisfactory -four for family uss
that can be made from wheat.
For color and strength. Bakers Crystal
Patent Is incomparably the best -four made.
For further recommendation. we refer you
to the best families many Of whom uss NJ
other -four
s. a. GEE. General Agent. 6l5 Florida
Ave. y. w Washington. D. c.
SOLD BY ALL aRoCEzs.
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Miss Maggie O'Gorman has been ap-
pointed to a Clerkship in the Office Of
the superintendent Of manufacture.
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William II. Houston has been trans
fered fom janitOr and messenger at $500
in the Bureau of Fisheries to labOrer at
$3.50 IN the Bureau Of Manufactures.
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A. q. Murray, Of the Bureau OF Chem
istry, Was called TO his home at New
ran, Ga. Friday by a message an
UOUncing the death OF his father.
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William H Barnholt. Of the press d.
vision. has been on the sick list for sew
eTal days.
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Orvilie A. Calkins, imposer in the
nonOtype section. returned 10 the Office
Monday after a weeks illness.
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Lawrence o. Murray. Assistant Secre-
tary of the department, who has been
confined to his home by Illness for the
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Miss Faith Stock, who has been en-
ployed az the Carnegie Library IN this
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Ira +. Cole, Of the press division, has
been on the sick list for ten days.
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Max Roman, Of Maryland. has been
appointed to a Clerkship I'm the division
of pOstoffice inspectors at $500 per an
mum.
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Jasper S. Bfby, of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey. has been promoted from
signalman at 81 500 to a similar position
at 81 500 per annum.
Matthew A. Thompson. Of the Bureau
o. Corporations, has resigned his posi-
ton to go to the Bureau of the Census
where he will have a clerkship at S1,OOC
per annum.
J. c. Ballou. Of the Bureau of Corpo-
rations, has been I'll with the grip for
| the past week
Charles Tansill. of the chief clerks d.
vision, has returned to his duties after
being 81 several days.
David L Wing has been appointed
special examiner at $1,000 per annum in
the Bureau of Corporations.
William Murrell has resigned his po-
sitiOn as assistant messenger at $40 per
annum in the office Of the lighthouse
board. Frank N. Schuckers, messenger
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J. s. Hasson was transferred Friday
from the first division. night, to the
first division, day.
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Miss Laura Gordon. who has been
away from the office for two yselSs, be-
cause OF the Illness OF her mother, re-
turned to work on Monday.
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Col Robert Williams, deputy commits
siOner Of internal revenue, who has
been confined 10 his room for two
weeks, is improving.
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Thomas Martin, Of the press division,
who has been on the sick list for a
month, is improving slowly.
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New appointments In the press d.
vision last week included the names OF
James Mcleod, John G.. Kisssinger, and
Bert G. Stephenson
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John Dwyer. Of the watch force, has
returned TO the office after an absence
OF ten days.
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F. Il Tompkins, Of NT1nden, La, has
been appointed a helper in the PROOF
division.
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RGCvernment Printing OffiCe8

city, has been appointed to the indexing
section under the superintendent OF
documents.
Henry NJ. BeadIe. Of the Office Of the
superintendent of documents, who was
i'll for three weeks. has returned TO
his post.
William H. BarnhoIt. Of the press d.
vision. has been on the sick list for sew
eral days.
New appointments in the press di-
vision last week included the names Of
James Mcleod, John G.. Kisssinger, and
Bert G. Stephenson
Thomas Martin, Of the press division,
who has been on the sick list for a
month, is Improving slowly.
Ira Z. Cole. Of the press division, has
been on the sick list for ten days.
Miss Maggie O'Gorman has been ap-
pointed to a ClerlHship in the office OF
the superintendent Of manufacture.
Miss Annie E. Runyan and Mrs. Mary
A Prather, Of the bindery, continue
on the sick list.
WHEY n heeQ mas resigned as Il
bOokbinder TO return 10 his old home
in Texas. He left Tuesday 10 take his
new place.
BENJAMIN F Barrows. of the watch
force, IS on leave Of absence for thirty
days.
Charles c. Richards, brother Of /. c,
Richards, of the supply division, first
section, was called from the city on
Tuesday, owing 70 Illness in his family.
J. G. Roberts, OF the monOtype sec
tion, who was quarantined on account
of scarlet fever, has returned TO work.
William F. Ulrich. Of the watch
force, was On a vacation last week
Miss Emma Vernon, who is serving
as temporary clerk in the library
division OF the Office of the superinten-
dent OF documents, has been reappOint-
ed for six months
Joseph 3, Chapman, Of the Office of
the superintendent OF documents, who
has been III with rheumatic troubles
for several weeks, returned to his desk
last week.
Willie D. Mills, OF the first division.
night. received word on Wednesday of
the death of his cousin in Fredericks-
burg AMI left for that city Thursday.
This is the third death in the family
in wear
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Joseph 3. Chapman, Of the Office of
the superintendent OF documents, who
has been III with rheumatic troubles
for several weeks, returned to his desk
last week.
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Alfred Z Wild, jr., OF the District OF
Columbia, has been appointed 10 q
clerkship at $500 per anum.
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The following have been transferred
from the s O'Clock a. m. 10 the 10 O'Clock
a. m. shift in the bill section Of the
linotype division; Nessrs. Cooley. Wat
teTman, Sauter. Murphy. Bradley, and
Rupert.
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John o. Riley, Of the document Sec
tim, division Of publications, has been
Oh the sick list eyerai Gays
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John Peabody. OF the Bureau Of Sta
tistics, IS confined to his home on ac-
count OF a bad cold.
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John Roren, Of Boston. who has
charge Of the compilation Of the Grim
inal judicial statistics, returned to his
home Wednesday.
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Walter Beller. plate printer in section
six, has been on leave Of absence for a
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Charles Dunlap. one of the WelI-kuOwn
members Of the CiTiCal force Of tobacco
division, Internal Revenue Bureau, was
the recipient OF a substantial promotion
last week.
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Miss L O.. Car-aWay, stenographeF
I'm the document section. division Of pub
HcatiOns, is on the sick list.
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city, has been appointed to the indexiRg
section under the superintendent OF
documents.
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Matthew A Thompson. OF Oklahoma
has been appointed to clerkship at
81 900 per annum.
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William Washington. Of the District
o. Columbia. has been appointed an I'M
skilled iaborer at S72o per annum.
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Henry NJ BeadIe. Of the Office Of the
superintendent of documents, who was
i'll for three weeks. has returned TO
his post.
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George +. Card. OF California, has
been appointed stenOgrapher IN the di-
vision OF rural delivery. Bureau OF the
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General,
at a salary OF $500 per annum-
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Friends of Miss NJ. s. Houston. Of
the asserting division, OniCe OF the
Auditor, are pleased TO know that she
IS we'll enough to leave the hospital,
where she has been confined with the
tuusilitis. and return to her home.
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Miss Anna Montgomery. Of the dis
bursting office. who has been lll with
the pneumonia six weeks. was able 70
return 20 her duties Wednesday. and
was warmly welcomed.
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Henry c. Allen has been reinstated
as q clerk at 81. 600 per annum-
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Miss Lucille V Garrett, of the popula-
ton division, has returned from Iowa
where she was called by the illness
and death OF her mother
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night. received word on Wednesday Of
the death of his cousin in F'redericks-
burg, ana left for that city Thursday.
This is the third death in the family
in a year
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J. r n. Haas. formerly OF the Blu
reau OF Statistics, died Monday.
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Miss MRdge A Shoemaker, of the
chief clerks division. has returned TO
office. after being detained at home by
an attack Of tonsilitis.
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George Wallace King. Of the document
section. division OF publications. is re-
Ce.vIug congratulations over the arrival
at the home at Vienna. Va, Of a hand
some young daughter.
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The grip epidemic is fast passing
away, the number III with grip. which
was a large per cent CT the force Z
few weeks ago, having been reduced al
most to the minimum in the last few
days.
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Michael +. mckinley. of the agricul-
ture division, was called to his home
at Mauchunk, Pa, last week by the
serious illness Of his mother.
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Miss Flora T. Schmidt, Of the BU-
reau Of Statistics, returned 10 duty
Friday.
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Paul A Ewing, OF Nebraska, has been
appointed 10 a position in the bureau
at $1,000 per annum.
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The contest for the checker champion
ship of the agriculture division result
ed in a victory for II. p Childers, who
defeated /. r Herr by u to 30 games.
with Il draws William Johns has chal-
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Miss Minnie /. Irwin, of the division
Of disbursements and appointments, has
been III at home for a week with the
grip.
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r H. Hardy, Of internat revenue
blank room. was another lucky one to
get a raise Of salary.
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Mrs. Martha Ingram, Of the Bureau
Of Statistics, is detained at home by
illness.
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Mrs. Adelaide G. Hersey, Of the agri-
culture division, was absent during the
week because OF the Illness of her
daughter.
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Oscar NJ Hood. Of the division OF
dead letters, is III with the grip.
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Bernard Focke, ir-. has been trans
feTTed from the division Of pOstoince
Inspectors to the Office Of the Assistant
Attorney General. where he viii con-
tinue to do clerical work.
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c. o. Kimbau. Of the division Of in
specti0u Bureau OF the Second Assist
ant. has returned from a weeks vaCa-
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SOLD BY ALL aRoCEEs.
The Washington bee., 1908-09-05
FOOT NOTES.

Prominent among the physicians
and surgeons, dentists and pharma-
cistS of Washington who attended the
great meeting of the National Medi-
cal Association in New York last
week are: Drs. A. NJ Curtis, c. w.
Childs, E. D. Williston, c. Sumner
Wormley, G. w. Cabaniss, Robert
Reyburn, u. G. Daniels, John w.
Mitchell, Amanda V. Gray, E. H.
Allen, M. o. Dumas, w. S. Lotion,
Henry L. Bailey, w. Bruce Evans,
and others.
DR.. and Mrs. John R. Francis, by
special invitation of Dr. Booker T.
Washington, is spending the week at
the beautiful summer home of the
Wizard" at Huntington, Long ISL
and.
Mr.. R. w. Thompson covered
the meeting in satisfactory style for
the New York Evening Post and for
the National Negro Press Syndicate.
Dr. Amanda Y. Gray was the her
oine of the dazzling banquet at Muir
ray Hill Lyceum. Her address was a
glowing tribute to the American me-
tropolis, and graphically set forth the
purposes of the association and the
aspiration it would gain from the
rrodigal hospitality extended. DR..
Gray spoke clearly and could be
keard throughout the spacious audito-
rum. She was daintily gowned, and
s@stained Washington's time-honored
reputation for being able to combine
beauty and fashion with brains and
force Of character.
Washington's medicos seemed to be
afraid TO tackle the next meeting.
New York set too swift pace for
the Capital to follow just now.
DR.. A. NJ. Curtis has some elabo-
rate plans to work out as president
of the surgical section, and DR.. c. w.
Childs will inaugurate some new
ideas for the medical section, Of
which he is the head.