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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-31

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mnnncn Ncitcrn 5luor bCiOC Spicle
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The Washington times., 1908-09-20
WALL ABOUT LONDON
BUILT BY ROMANS
Ancient Structure Discovered by
EXCaVatOTS in "the
City"

LONDON, Sept ia part Of the
London wall, built by skilled Roman
masons in the early Christian era. has
just been discovered at the back Of
the Minorees. The site is where Il e
wall, starting at the Roman fort, where
afterward William the Conqueror built
the Tower Of London, ran northward
by what is now known as America
Square
The course Of the Roman wall which
for a long period marked the limits Of
London, has been determined with
great accuracy. The discovery in Amer
lea Square confirms what had been con-
1ectured from excavations elsewhere.
but il has this additional interest-.n
digging out the soil in front Of the wall
the line Of the ancient ditch has been
Sraced Antiquaries now agree that the
Romans made a regular wet ditch all
around the city, though this has been
holly disputed in the past, the more
extensive city ditch, constructed early
in the thirteenth century having for the
mos. part obliterated its traces.
The wall found now is in almost per
feet construction, which seems never
10 have varied in the entire circle OF the
CITY. It is eight and half feet in thick
ness and the diffC Ilty the wOrkmen
have found in breaking It with wedges
and sIedge hammers bears out the boast
that the Romans built not for the day,
but for all time.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
WASHINGTON GIRL
DANCES AT CHASE'S
Little Miss Forney Made Decided
Hit With Her "Eerry
Widow Clog

Elizabeth Forney, one Of the best
known young dancers in Washington.
appeared here professionally for the first
time last week at Caase's, as a mem
Der Of Melville Stokes players In kid
die Land" Little Mss FOrney was
born in Washington. and has been
dancing several years. She has been
conspicuous IN May balls and other
dancing carnivals, and her future work
as a professional dancer win be
watched with intereSt.
Miss Forncy's cIeveTest bit Of work, in
the act IN which she has a part, IS the
waltz clog. which she did with an
equally clever partner, Earl Lindsay
Washington friends Of the little dancer
gave her a hearty welcome home, and
the week was filled with little affairs ar
ranged In her honor, as an evidence OF
the good viii and wishes Of her young
associates.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
BOARD OF CHARITIES
WILL INVESTIGATE

The Board Of Cha ties was directed
yesterday by Comm siOner mcfarland
TO make a thorough investigation into
the charges preferreI by Painters, Pa
perhangers and Decorators Union, No.
36S, against a surgeon II the Emergency
Hospital. who Is alleged to have been
remiss in his care Of Henry Scott, a
member Of the org tnizatiOn.
Scott, while at work in the Postoffice
Department, was injured by the fall
of a stepladder. The Emergency ambu-
lance was summoned. but the surgeon
in charge, II is alleged. failed 10 get the
man 20 the hospital as speedily as he
should. and when told that he was prob
ably dying, is alleged TO have said:
Il don't care II he IS"
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
BOYS TO HAVE VOTE
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Y. M. c. A. Polls VIII Be Open
October 24-Political Speeches
10 Be Heard.

In order 10 make registration more
convenient for the boys Of Washing
ton who wish 70 vote IN the election
for President Of the United States.
which win be held under the charge
Of the boys department or the Young
Mems Christian Association October
a. a special registrar viii be appointed
for each high school Two have been
appointed-CarI Dyson. for the West
ern High School, and Gordon Leech
for the Business High School.
With only one registration place
open, 100 young Americans had their
names entered in the registration
books the first afternoon opportunity
was given them
Or. George E Myers principal OF
the Technical High School, and Prin-
ciDal Allan Davis, OF the Business High
school have consented 10 take part
I'll the series OF nOn-partisan addresses
which VIII precede the election The
former win speak upon October on
THE, Principles - Self-Government-
ana she latter upon Important PolIt-
zeal Problems Of Today October IS
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

HOLDS
ALL WEEK SESSION
Special Services Held and
Officers for Year
Elected.

The Presbytery II Maryland was in
session here during this week. Repre-
sentatives were present from Franklin
Street, Franklin Square, ana Maryland
Avenue Churches, or Baltimore; Be
thesda, Laurel, Mt Washington, Dickey
Memorial. Springfield. PoOlesville, Ow-
ings Mills, Harmony, and Rockville
churches. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. d.. Wood, Of Frank
lin Square Church. The Rev. Mr.. Tay-
Tor. of Mt. Washington Church, was
elected moderator. Wednesday was de-
voted 20 the business Of the presbytery,
and on that day the visitors were en-
tertained at dinner by Judge anC Mrs.
James b Henderson. The Rev. DR..
Harris L. Kirk, Of Franklin Street
Church, preached a notable sermon on
Wednesday night.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
VISITING freshmen
HONORED IN BOSTON
Irish in Hub City Observe Holiday
While Parliamentary Leaders
Are in City.

BOSTON, Sept 19.--The Irishmen of
Boston. who number a thirl of the
city's population, are making a holiday
in honor Of the presence Of the Irish
parliamentary leaders, John Redmond,
Joseph Devlin, and John Fitzgibbon,
chairman of the Ross common council,
who arrived here last night to attend
the national convention Of the United
Irish League.
The United Irish League convention
will open here on Tuesday, with nearly
1000 delegates attending
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
SON OF SILENT SMITH
NOW WITH MOTHER

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Nrs. James Henry
Smith. the widow Of silent Smith, has
made q temporary home at Castle Newe
with her daughter, Miss Aaita Stewart.
Mrs Smiths son has but recently come
over from New York, and is staying
with mis- mother.
Now that Mrs. Marshall Field has
been successfully married every one in
society is wondering VINO will be The
fortunate man TO secure the hand OF
Mrs Smith. With her wealth and
beauty her hand is already sought 10y
a score or more of suitors
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
Y AUGHN CLASS is
PLANNING BIG YEAR

The Vaughn class OF Calvary Baptist
Sunday school is planning 10 make the
coming year the greatest in the his
tory Of the organization Besides hav-
ing two Of the most practical religious
instructors C8Ir- Vaughn and Prof. Car
rolD il viii obtain prominent Christian
speakers TO address them al the regu-
lar sessions Of the class
For TODAY Dr. Charles W Needhan.s
president Of George Washington Uni
versity, VIII be the instructor Monday,
September 3 the election Of officers
will take place followed BY the first
class social OF the season
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

teacher of music in the Young Ladies
School Of that place.
Mrs. Gather and daughter. Cordelia,
OF Ninth street, have returned from q
visit to frien5s in Manassas.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Light. of Tenth
street. have gone 20 Union Bridge, Nd,
where they will he the guests Of Mrs.
Lights parents. DR.. and Mrs Demmit.
Miss Ora Middlekauff. Miss Olene
Weeks. Robert Middlekauff. and Walter
Middlekauf left during the past week
for a two weeks stay in Atlantic City,
y. J.
Miss Jessie Boss, Of Eighth street, is
AZ home after an extended visit TO rel
atiVes In Virginia
Miss Mabel Dykes. Of Ninth street,
spent a few DAYS during the past week
with friends in Washington.
Mrs. Harry zOllinger. OF Newton
street. has returned from short stay
with friends in Baltimore
Mrs Davidson and daughter. Anna,
of EVarts street. have returned from a
two weeks trip to Boston, Mass.
The Misses Louise ana injured NTONes
Of Newton street, are at home after
spending the summer with their sisters,
Mrs Kriss. Of Akron. OHIO. and Mrs
Bond of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Post. Of Newton street, has as
her guest her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Truman Post
Miss Florence Dykes, of Ninth street,
who has been spending a month with
her grandmother, Mrs. Wilson, OF Bos-
ton, has returned home.
Miss Mamie Gather, Of Ninth street,
has returned from pleasant stay at
Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. George May and fam
fly, formerly Of Hamlin street, have
moved to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips an6 children. OF
New York. are visiting Mrs. Phillips
mother, Mrs. Carrie Julien, Of Newton
street.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
IanSSChurCh
WOMEN IN SESSION
AT N. {. PARSONAGE
Missionary Society Hears
Address of Welcome by
Mrs. ]. N. Gibson.

The annual district meeting of the
WOman's Home Missionary Society Of
the Washington district Of the NJ. T..
Church, South, which embraces fifteen
auxiliaries, held the first session Of its
annual meeting at the parsonage Of the
NJ Z. Church, South, at which a recep-
tiOn was rendered the delegates and
friends by the members Of the Falls
Church Society.
An address Of welcome was made in
a most happy and cordial manner by
Mrs. ]. y. Gibson. which was =
sponded 10 by a visiting delegate. The
young women of Mrs. Kate Nright's
Sunday School class We're on the recep-
ton committee, and served most dainty
and appetizins refreshments. V. J.
/. KILLER win preach a special sermon
today at IL o'clock before the Woman
Missionary Society. and at 3 o'clock this
afternoon Mrs. w J. H Robinson, OF
Mt Vernon Church, Washington, VIII
deliver an address at the Children's
service; and at o'clock this evening
Miss Z. G. Jenries. OF WarrentOn. who
is the secretary Of the N.oman's Home
Missionary Society of Washington dis
trict, viii have charge Of the night serv-
Ices, and make a special address be-
fore its members and friends
An all-day meeting will be held in the
NJ. +. Church. South, tomorrow, at
which reports from all the societies will
be read. after which the election of Of
ficers will take place. At noon the la
dies Of NJ. i. Church, South, will serve
lunch on the church lawn to visitors
and friends.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

The Anacostia Citizens Association
resumed its meetings Wednesday even
ing, following the summer adjourn
ment.
DR.. James A. Watson, the president,
was IN the chair The association re-
quested the following improvements.
which Il desires the Commissioners TO
recommend TO Congress in their forth
coming budget:
An appropriation sufficient 10 begin
the reclamation Of the AnacOstia flats;
an appropriation for the removal Of the
old AnacOsia bridge and the piling ad-
jacent; the erection Of lights on
Nichols avenue. Good Ho, road, and
the new Anacostia bridge; the assign
ment Of at least four additional police
men to the Anacostia district; money
for paving L. V, and w streets from
Nichols avenue to Fourteenth street
with asphalt; replacing wooden stair
ways with freproOf construction in the
Anacostia school buildings; replacing
brick floors in the Easements with con-
crete; removal of the wooden fence
from around the public school reseva-
ton and the substitution of an iron
fence: replacing Of old board walks with
concrete ones. 1t was voted TO ask the
city postmaster 10 assign an additional
carrier for duty in the town
a letter from Colonel BromweH was
read announcing that the request Of the
citizens 10 have reservation 81, on
Fourteenth street between u and V
streets, named after General Logan. has
been approved, and that the spot will be
known as Logan Park in the future.
DR.. Watson expressed himself as favor
able TO the admission Of women as
members Of the association. and made a
motion to that effect, but no action was
taken on il.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
BT002kllMaI1d
PHUNNY PHELLOVS
HONOR A MEMBER
Tender Farewell Smoker to
Eugene Mcdonald Be-
fore Departure.

The Phunny Phellows Club gave a
forewen smoker in honor Of Eugene Nc
Donald last Wednesday evening at the
home Of Arthur and Edward Carpenter.
Of Kearney street. The members Of the
club presented Mr.. Mcdonald with a
handsome gold signet ring. Mr. Nc
Donald. together with his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Lillian
Mcdonald. will leave shortly for New
Haven, Conn, where they viii make
their home.
The Junior Farther Lights Society
held their first fall meeting at the Bap-
fist Church last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Lynch and Miss Lucy
Lynch. of Newton street, have returned
after an extended stay in the Adiron-
dack mountains.
Miss Mildred Dykes, OF Ninth street.
had as her guests during last week
the Misses Alice and Ethel Bragunier.
Of washington
Miss Ella Sargent, Of Jackson street.
has gone TO Littletown, n. c., where
she recently accepted a position as
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

The members Of the Montgomery
Country Club have started a subscrip-
ton for the purchase of the building
the club now occupies. TO be used as
its permanent home. The sum Of 8. so
viii be required, and a good part Of it
has already been subscribed. The club
expects 10 have no trouble in raising
the desired amount.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20
FLOUR, FEED, AND Hay.

We handle Flour. Feed and Poultry Food
Of an kinds. Buckwheat. Rye and Cirshan
FTlours- J. 2. c RITTER 4 SONS. 7Os o
at NV. Phone North 30
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Merrifei5 and
bride and friend. Miss Nelson, Of Water
vile, Ne, are house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. a. L Merriheld, of Falls Church.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

william VI. Ellison. wife and dauEh-
ter, Miss Minnie Ellison, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shrieve, Of West Falls Church,
left Monday for a weeks visit 70 New
York and Niagara Falls.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Walter Costello. jr.. Of UppervilIe,
has returned TO his FauQuier home after
a pleasant visit TO his cousin, p. w
Gibson, of East End
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Trip, who have
been spending several weeks at Nir-
Einia Beach. have returned 70 their
home near Falls Church. Mrs. Trip
has greatly improved in health by her
trip 10 the seashOre.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Marshall Larner, of Boston, Mass. is
visiting his mother and sister at the
home of Mrs. L. Laruer. on Columbia
street and Maple avenue
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mrs Sommerfeld Taylor and children
have returned TO Falls Church after
pleasant visit TO relatives at Langley,
Va.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

match. The young couple left for a
short trip. and Will be at home 10 their
friends after September p at New
GldtZ, Prince George county, Md.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Patrick DOcdy has gone to Conev
Island and Niagara Falls on his annual
leave from the Government Hospital for
Insane.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Bertha and Miss Ethel Priest
had as their house guests this week
Misses Josie and Sallie Allison. Of I.ig-
VILE. Va.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

United States Senator Robert Tay1o-
or Tennessee was the guest of Rock
Vile friends during the early part of
Lle week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20


David J Lewis, Democratic candidate
for Congress in this, the Sixth Congress
siOnal district Of Maryland, has been
making political speeches in various
parts of the county throughout the
week. and has been greeted by fatter-
ing receptions from the voters wherever
he Las been He VIII spend next week
IN other parts OF the county.
The Misses Aagruder. Of Mt. Zion.
have been visiting Mrs. John W. KEYS
az Eer home near here.
Mr.. and Mrs William r. Idmphrey.
or THIS place, are AT Niagara Falls.
From there they viii visit Boston and
month.
Miss Alice Coyle, of Bethesda, is at
/ Octan City, Nd.
Lee D. Lstimer and family are spend
ing two weeks in the CaJskIu Noun
talDs.
United States Senator Robert TavIor
F OF Tennessee was the guest of Rock
4 vile friends during the early part OF
. lae week
f Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Warner. Of Ham
ltCn, Va, are here visiting their daugh-
+ ter Ars- Charles D. Morgan
/ Mrs. William Dorsey gave a delight
Iul oucLre party 10 a number OF her
I friends few evenings ago Her guests
were Mesdames John l. Bruuett Lee
OmutL l. L. Nicholson. Robert B.
Peter Grace Quigley. Cecilia DelahunJ,
Willis l. Moore, Annie =. Mcclure.
theodore Mason, Evelyn Glascott
George p Henderson, Lee :. Dorsey,
Robert n .Eayless, Claude AIInu-t. and
| N Ss@s Elsie England, Rose Armstrong.
Rose Williams. Daisy Hege. Rose Hen
dersOn. Mary and Ethel Lyddane. Pris-
+ ella Dawson, and Harry A. Buck The
prizes were won By Mrs BayIiss. Mrs.
Henderson, and Miss Williams. After
. the playing fine collation. was served.
8 Miss Mary Lillian Morgan. daughter
4 Of Mr.. and Mrs William r. Morgan,
Of this place, has entered upon two
. Baltimore
/ The Rev William II. Doucaerty and
family, Of China, viii spend next week
here with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Fin
+ ley. Mr.. D0ugherty win preach In the
I Rockville Presbyterian Church on We'd
nesday evening next
/ The board Of county -chooI commits
I sioners have established at Sandy
. Spring. this county, an Industrial school
for coIOred people, and have placed in
charge Of Il George H. G.. Williams,
formerly an instructor IN TUskeSee
Normal School. as principal He Will
teach manual training, agriculture, etc,
/ give instructions in sewing. cooking, and
other domestic arts The school viii be
supported by an appropriation from the
/ State.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

The members of the Auacostia Bap-
list Church have begun the work that
is expected To result in the choice of
a successor to the Rev. James r. Ed
wards. who has resigned as pastor.
The Rev. +. c. Allard. Of FTOstburg
Md, occupied the pulpit at both tie
morning and evening services Sunday.
as one Of the candidates who viii ad-
dress the congregation before a call Is
extended by the church. Mr.. Aliard ar
rived in AuaCOstia last Friday, and will
be the guest Of Zach Crawford At a
recent business meeting II the officers
and teachers Of the Sunday school, an
election was held for the filing OF the
place Of superintendent, made vacant by
the resignation Of the Rev. Edwards
John T. Dent. who has held the office
OF assistant superintendent for the past
term, and who was previously at the
head Of the Sunday school for several
years, was unanimously chosen. S. J.
T. Price was elected to the position o.
assistant superintendent
The marriage of Miss Rosa Scott. r,
1898 u street southeast, and Charles
Smith, of Maple View Place, Aracos-
tia, took place at the home Of the
brides mother. The ceremony was a
a few relatives and close friends. Rev.
I Willard G. Davenport. lhe rector Of
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
AuacOstia, offiCiated. The bride has
been a teacher Of the Sunday school
In the church for several years, and
has also been associated with the work
of the Ladies' Guild OF the parish. She
received handsome silver service from
her associates in the work Of the
church. Immediately following the cere-
mOny, MI and Mrs Smith left for a
trip to Niagara Falls. Upon returning
they will make their home with the
mother OF the bride at 1898 I street
, southeast
Last Wednesday afternoon at Rock
Vile Miss Florence f. Arthur, dauEh
ter of Mrs. Charles +. Arthur, Of Rose
croft, Nd, and Milton B. Brooke. son
of Augusta y. Brooke. of New Glatz,
Nd, were married by the Rev DIT.
Flournay, pastor Of the T-o=hvterian
Church. The bride --as gowned In a
white maline dress, deliberately trimmed
in Irish point lace After the csremOL Y
q dinner was served at the house %
James T. Brooke. 11O2 p street north
east. brother of the bridegroom. The
brides travelling dress was Of blue
cloth, with white gloves and hat TO
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mrs. Robert Yates and family have re-
turned 10 Falls Church and are dom
iciled at the home of George Cross
man on Washington street.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Marguerite NOurse, after q
months visit to the Pacific coast and
the Western States, is home again. Miss
Gertrude Nourse, after "a pleasant visit
20 her sitter, Mrs Talbot, also has re-
turned.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Kate Mcnamara and Miss Mary
Mcnamara have gone TO Atlantic City
for q few weeks
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs William r. Ldmphrey.
Of this place, are at Niagara Falls.
From there they will visit Boston and
Detroit returning home in about q
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Lee D. LatimeT and family are spend
ing two weeks III the CaJskIl Noun
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Octau City, Nd.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

The Misses Magruder Of Mt. Zion.
have been visiting Mrs. John W. Keys
az her home near here.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

James T. Harrison and family, who
passed the summer at Sea Bright. Long
Branch, and Ocean Grove. y. J.. have
returned 70 their residence on W street.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Mary Brown, Of Washington,
paid visit to her many Falls Church
friends this week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Warner, Of Ham
ltCn, Va, are here visiting their daugl-
ter Ars. Charles u Morgan.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mrs. w. A. Sparrow, of West End,
Rest" Sunday in honor Of he birth
day OF her mother Mrs z J. ThOmp-
SON There were three generations pres
ent and after spending a most delight
ful day a photograph was taken of the
entire group.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

teacher Of music in the Young Ladies
/ School Of that place.