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The Washington times., 1908-02-08
STAFFORD MEMORIAL
PROGRAM ARRANGED

Arrangements for the memorial meet
ing in honor OF the late Rev. d. J. Stat
ford, which will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock IN Chase's Theater,
were completed yesterday afternoon at
a meeting OF the committee in the board
room OF the District building.
The entire house, with the exception
OF the boxes and stage, viii be az the
disposal OF the public The doors will
be opened at $3.50 O'Clock. The entire
program is as follows;
Funeral March" Chopin. United
States Marine Band. Lieut.. w. H. San
telmann, director.
Introductory address, Henry B. F.
NIacfarland, president o. the Commits
sfoners OF the District of Columbia.
1.-The Citizen" Charles w. Fairbanks,
Vice President OF the United States.
The Friend" Rev. DIT. John Van
scbaJck. Of the Church OF Our Father.
when Our Hearts Are Bowed With
Woe tenor solo and qdarteD, ". D.
Mcfarland. Mrs. Annie Grant Fugitt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler Evans, Melville d.
Hensey, and Thomas. A. Murray.
THE Scholar and Philosopher" Han
mis- Taylor.
The Priest, Kew. 4homdS r. Nc
Guigan, acting pastor Of st. Patrick s
Church.
Marine Band.
THE Patriot" James Tanner, Regis
ter Of Wills.
THE Philanthropist Rev. DR.. Abram
Simon. of the washington Hebrew Con-
gregatiOn. l-,..--.
Rarnard). Mrs. Annie Grant F'usltt' with
violin obIigato by Sol Minister.
sIvhe Orator" Albert J. Beverage,
Senator from Indiana. -
sNearLr, NY God, to Thee the
United States Marine Band.
Tbe rCIi-e authorities have been asked
Ia have q special detail Of policemen AT
Cbase's Theater tomorrow evening
when the memorial services VIII De heid;
The notice will prevent CrOwding and
keep the entrances and exits clear dur
ing the services.
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Gen. and Mrs. John Watts Kearney,
Nh and Mrs. Gibson F'GhneStock, Mr.
aud Mrs. Chatard. Mrs. Childs, and
Rear Admiral ONeil
Miss Harriet n. Barbour. Of the Hor-
ton, In company with her aunt. Mrs. r.
A. Bradley. of Evanston, H., sailed to-
day from New York on the steamship
KOeuig Albert for Naples and an ex-
tended trip through Europe.
A dance will be given by the Merry
makers at National Rifles Armory
Thursday evening.
l. p. Steuart. ". r Harr. and J..
Williams are on the committee.
Mrs. J. c. KeIton and mother. Mrs.
". :. Campbell, viii be at home today
and the remaining Saturdays in Feb
rUary.
Mrs. Joseph (. Taropp. OF 17M Twen-
tieth street, viii not receive today.
Mrs. Madden and Miss Madden viii re-
ceive this afternoon at the Highlands.
Former Representative and Mrs. Jo-
seph 3. Sibley sailed Thursday rom
New York for Europe, where they VIII
travel extensively
DR.. and Mrs. Carey Langhorne were
among the dinner hosts last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson enter
tanned a large number Of young people
last evening at dinner 10 meet their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rens-
seIaer and Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt, OF
New York. After the dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson and their guests went
to the ball at Rauschers.
Mrs. Anderson was hostess at tea
in the afternoon.
Dr. Alma Q. Arnold. Of s25 Fifteenth
street northwest. will leave for Rich
mond shortly TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
James Lee Bost.
Mrs William Hahn. Of III P street.
has as her guest Miss Adelaide G.
Raphael, Of Philadelphia. She will at
home Tuesday from 10 o'clock.
Miss Juanita Kaufman has gone to
New York to spend few weeks with
relatives.
Miss Edith Auerbach is in Philadel-
phia the guest Of Miss celia Bayes-
dorfer.
Miss Strauss, Of Richmond. Va, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Baum
gaTten.
Miss Helene Stems. Of the Cliff
bourne, is IN Norfolk, Va, the guest Of
her uncle and aunt, Mt. and Mrs.
Joseph Stern.
MI and Mrs. Eugene Schwab have re-
turned from a trip to New York.
His many friends in Washington will
be glad to learn that Lee S. Sheonthal
is much improved, since his recent III
ness.
Elmer BarchfeId, of Princeton, is
spending q few days in town with Rep
resentative and Mrs. y. J. Barchfeld,
Of the Connecticut.
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WILLIAM HAHN & co.
ELECT FIRST OFFICERS

Officers Of the new corporation OF
William Hahn & Co, shoe dealers, were
elected yesterday at the first meet
ing held since the articles OF lncorpora-
ton were filed William Hahn. It's
founder Of the finn, was elected presi-
oent and manager; Morris Hahn, vics
president: s Fred Hahn. treasurer;
Harry W. Hahn. secretary. Edwin
Hahn is also one OF the incOrPoTaJors.
The company, which - now capitalized
for 500. j0O is one Of the biggest shoe
houses in Washington. It includes be-
sides The big store at New York svenus
and Seventh street, two branch stores.
che at 1914 Pennsylvania avenue norths
west, and the other at 253 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast
It was on the site OF the present
West End store that the great business
Of William Hahn & Co. began. The
modest start made at THAI time conc
trasts strongly with the immense EaIG
of shoes now a daily feature a. the
three stores. At that time-lS16-Wjl-
liam Hahn was the sole proprietor IN
the small enterprise. and one OF as
brothers acted as an errand boy. That
was the extent Of the clerical force.
IN 1898 the business had OutgrOWn the
small premises, on which II was found
ed. and Mr.. Hahn removed to the pres
ent site. where ne has made his head
quarters ever since, the first store be
ing maintained as a branch Of The new
er and larger one. Today the business
requires the constant attention OF sixty
clerks and statesmen.
The Incorporation OF the firm was due
10 the fact that Mr. Hahn desired that
some OF the members OF his family
should have a more active part In con-
Quoting the business. and also to permit
sim to turn over to the younger meul-
bars OF the firm many OF the business
details which have occupied q great deal
of his time
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BOY SHOOTS BROTHER,
PLAYING WITH RIFLE

While playing with a .22-caJiber rife
which he didn't know was loaded,
Michael JungEaus. fourteen years Old,
living at 3723 BrightwOod avenue north
west, accidentally shot his seventeen
year-old brother John in the right cheek
this morning.
DR.. II. L. West. of BTtghtWOOd, who
treated the youth before having him
sent to Garfield Hospital was unable to
tell whether the wound was serious.
The boy was placed on the operating
table Immediately upon his arrival at
the institution, and was resting quietly
this afternoon
Michael, the boy IN whose hands the
rife was held when the accident oc-
CURED. was too grief-stricken TO tell a
coherent story of the exact manner in
which it happened. The father of the
boys is a grocer, with his place of bust
ness on Brightwood avenue.
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TODAY'S CALLERS
AT WHITE HOUSE

Secretary Taft.
Senator's William Alden Smith Of Mlehi-
gan,
Allison OF Iowa.
Bourne Of Oregon.
Depew OF New York.
Warner OF Missouri,
Carter Of Montana
Representatives lands Of Indiana.
Overstreet OF Indiana,
Graham Of Penusyl-
yaUla,
Kahn OF California,
Enowland OF California,
Young Of Michigan,
Smith OF Michigan,
Clcott OF New York,
Butler Of Pennsylvania.
Townsend Of Michigan,
DENLY Of Michigan,
Bennett Of New York.
The Michigan delegation.
B. Il. Warner Of washington.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Lane.
Col. NJ. J. Dady Of Brooklyn.
Assistant Attorney General Cooley.
General Bell, Chief OF staR OF the Army.
Internal Revenue Commissioner. Capers.
Assistant Secretary Newberry OF the
Navy Department.
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Neuralgia

Do you know how to cure it?
Constitutional treatment will Of
course. But that takes time, and
in the meantime you continue to
suffer. This is where DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are invaluable.
They stop the pain. The pain is
in the nerves-in the large ones,
that is why it is so severe.
Anti-Pain Pills soothe these
nerves and bring relief. Get them
at any drug store.
my husband and I have been using
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for neuralgia
and headache, for the past ten years"
MRS. THOS. LAIDLAW.
Yates Center. Kansas
ffirst package fails to benefit. money back.
% doses. 25 cents. Never sold in bulk.
MILES MEDICAL co,s EIkhsrts lad.
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What's in a name?
This time-wOrn question becomes peril
nent because the recent records OF the
District Supreme Court show that there
Is a good deal in a name. The similarity
Of names OF colored prisoners has been
very confusing 20 court and jan
officials, and in several instances prison
ors have served more than their allotted
time. while others have been discharged
weeks and even months before their SEN
fences were up.
All this Is the result OF the similarity
Of names Hardly a week passes but
what several negroes by the names or
Brown, Smith. Black, etc. are aTraign-
ed In the District courts. Frequently
two Browns or Smiths have the same
given name Il is in these cases that
the confusion occurs
Several days ago II was found that &
CoIored man by the name Of John Swami
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v. C. 7. j. OFFICERS
TO ADDRESS MEETING

Mrs. Lillian NJ. y. Stevens and Miss
Anna Gordon, president and vice presi-
dent, of the National ". c. T. L, viii
be the principal speakers at a mass
meeting Of the local society and its
friends at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in the First congregational Church.
Other speakers viii be Mrs. Margaret
Dive Ellis and DR., Woodrow, pastor OF
the church. A musical program viii be
given by the choir, assisted by Mrs. J.
a. Houghton and an orchestra
Mrs. stevens, whose me is in Port
land, Me, viii tell Of ne progress Of
prohibition work in ~ At State Miss
Gordon is in charge OF the temperance
work for the children Of the worlds
w. {. r. L.
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CHEVY CHASE BILL
REPORTED ADVERSELY

The Commissioners today forwarded
TO Congress an unfavors bic report on
the bill authorizing the town of Chevy
Chase. Nd, to connect its water system
with the water system Of the District
Of Columbia. The bill is similar in its
purposes TO d bill introduced about a
year ago. upon which the Commissioners
at tnat time made a favorable report.
The present Dill differs from the for
mer measure in not including the town
OF Takoma, Nd Pinehurst. the other
subdivision. will probably have to be
supplied 10 the near future. This entire
district is supplied through a small main
with water from the Fort Reno reser-
voiT.
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READINGS FOR THE BLIND
At CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY

The program Of volunteer readings and
music that viii be given in the reading
room for the blind at the Library of
Of Congress from 2.30 to $50 p. m. is:
Tuesday, February 11-Miss Eva W.
Cummins, Fundamental Instruction Of
PianOfOrte Simplifed-"
Thursday, February 13-Violin, song.
and piano recital, Mrs Rose Maxwell
Dickey. assisted by Miss Edith Stowell
and Mrs. Thomas +. Jones.
Saturday, February 15-Mrs. NJ. Ian
don Reed, Oral Interpretation Of Lit
eTatuTe as a Means OF Culture"
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What Shall We Have for Dessert?

Try JEBL-o, the dainty, aPPetizin6, eco
nomicaI DESSERT Can be prepared instantly
simplv add boiling water and serve when
cool Favored just right; sweetened just
right; perfect in every way. l0c package
makes enough dessert. for a large family.
an grocers sell Il. Don't accept substi-
futes JEII-O complies with all Pure Food
Laws 7 fiavors-Lemon, Orange. Raspberry,
Strawberry. Chocolate. Cherry. Peach
The Washington times., 1908-02-08
PRESIDENT INVITED
TO ANN ARB0R IN MAY

The entire Congressional delegation
from Michigan made a charge upon the
White House this morning for the pur-
pose of inviting the President to 90 TO
Ann Arbor next May when the Uni
versity Alumni will lay the cornerstone
Of a new building.
The President said he was impress ed
and almost OveTaWed by the show OF
force, but his engagements in Washing
ton would not permit him TO make the
Journey
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FLATS RECLAMATION
URGED BY ANACOSTIA

- Urgent request that action be taken
for the reclamation of the Anacostia
fats Is contained in a communication
received today by the House Committee
from the Anacostia Citizens AssOcia-
tfOn-
The communication inClOses the report
Of the association on the matter, which
has been already published. and urges
that no time be lost in the passage of
the pending bill for the Improvement.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

engaged TO a sister of the woman now
his wife, but that an enlargement Oc-
Cured several months ago. Recently ne
decided that he would prefer the yOulg-
er sister of the woman he had lost any
way, and unburdened his heart TO this
effect. The elopement TO Rockville fol-
lowed, and the Rev. Thomas II. Camp
bell performed the ceremony.
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SCHOOL WELL IMPURE.

Health Omcer Woodward has recon-
mended that the well at the Fort Slo-
cum school be abandoned, as its water
IS found to be contaminated.
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Miss Winifred Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs S. r. Davis, Of the Highlands,
will be the guest of honor at young
peoples tea this afternoon Of Mrs A.
L. Barber In her home, Belmont, on thc
Fourteenth street hill.
The entire lower floor of the house
will be effectively decorated with palms,
ferns. and cut blossoms, sent from Mrs.
BARRIERS country place on the Hudson.
The tea table will have centerpiece
Of deep pink carnations
Assisting Mrs. Barber and Miss Da-
Wis in receiving Will be Mrs. Barber $
daughter-in-law. Mrs. lie Droit Lang
don Barber. her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Barber Vance; Miss Angelica Sculy'
Miss Mabel Raymond, Mrs T. l. Nc
Donald. and Miss Eleanor Granger
Mrs. Samuel r. Davis and Miss Cros-
by will preside at the tea table, Mrs
Davis pouring tea, and Miss Crosby
serving chocolate. Miss Crosby is spend
iuc the winter in Washington with her
brother. Major Crosby, surgeon at the
Soldiers Home.
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TWO COUPLES FLEE
TO ROCKVILLE PARSONS;
THEIR COURTSHIPS BRIEF

Rockville the Mecca Of Washington
lovers. who have evinced a desire to
wed without the fprmalities of a church
event or the POSSIBLE interference Of
critical parents, saw the pIlghting Of
the troths OF four Washington young
people Thursday night
The first was the marriage of Miss
Clare +. Helm. of 1901 K street north
west. employed in the Treasury De
partment, 10 Willard De Lancey
Vaughan. Of 1913 Vermont avenue, a
geologist employed az the Geological
Survey. The couple who followed in
their wake was Miss Leokadia Binder.
of Z526 + street north west, and Saliva
tore Leo Sixt, a merchant tailor
Friends Just Hear News.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan
first learned Of their sudden marriage
today. The two families were &C
quaInted with the elopement yesterday
afternoon md there Immediately fol-
lowed at the brides home a gathering
OF all concerned who extended con-
gratulations and parental sanction.
According to the story related by the
groom today there was no objection TO
the match, which IS especially evident
since the young people themselves did
not decide 10 marry until within three
hours Of the ceremony.
Mr. Vaughan and Miss Helm had been
acquaintance for about two years, but
Cupid began TO put IN his best work less
than a week ago. Hiss Helm returned
from a visit 10 Illinois, and after call
ing once o. twice upon her the young
man suddenly decided Thursday after
noon that the psychological moment had
arrItad
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* Society Enjoys Alid10inter Ball y
Vanderbilt Home
Scene of Luncheon
For the SzeChenUiS

Mrs. Vanderbilt entertained At a fare
Well luncheon in her New York home.
l West Fifty-seventh street, yesterday
for Count and Countess Dionys SEE
cnenyi, who wiz sail for Europe today.
Tne guests invited were the Earl of
KintOre, Viscount Perigny, Frederick
Weekes, Frederick Townsend Martin,
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Cushing Mrs. Charles
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray
GriswoId, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph n.
Ellis.
The Count and CouL, ess Laszlo SEE
Chenyi wall sail on February Is il their
original plans are adhered to.
Miss Madden. daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Madden, win so 10 Albany
Monday 10 visit Miss Adsit Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Madden viii join
Miss Madden In New York for the we'd
ding Of Miss Shonts to the Duke de
Chaulnes on Saturday, February 10.
Miss Richardson Leaves.
Miss Harriet Richardson left this city
yesterday for New York, where she VIII
spend ten days. Miss Richardson viii
attend the Vassar alumnae luncheon
Mrs Hannis Taylor and the Misses
TeyIor. of 2OiS o street. will receive
this afternoon.
Mrs. Franklin T. sanner will be at
home today from 3 to 6.
Mrs GOebal, wife OF Representative
Goebel Of Ohio, Will not receive at the
ROChambeau Tuesday.
Mrs. s. ". Atkinson will be at home
for the last time tomorrow from 10 G.
Mrs. Mary r. Con has Issued invita-
lions for an afternoon reception In her
home on y street, Tuesday, February
II, from 1 10 6.
Miss Laura Carpenter IS spending
some days in Baltimore as the house
guest Of the Miss Jane Swindel and
Miss Margaret SWindell in their nome
JO4 Cathedral street.
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Mrs. John CrayEie Simpson was host
ess Yesterday at a bridge tea at which
she entertained fifty guests. The prizes
were dainty silk parasols OF dlnerent
COlOTs.
Assisting Mrs. Simpson were Mrs.
Rud0Iph Kaufman and Mrs. Joseph II.
Crawford, who presided in the dining
room at the tea table.
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De MarteIs Dinner Hosts.

The Viscount and ViscOuntess de Mar
tel. Of the French embassy, were hosts
as delightfully."- informal dinner last
evening, taking their guests afterward
To the Columbia Theater, where they
had box. before going to the ball.
The NiscoUutess wore q beautiful
gown OF pale yellow satin made empire
style with a bodice embroidered in seed
pearls
Their guests were Mile des Portes de
u FOSsC, Miss Violet Langham, Mr. Won
Stumm, of the German embassy: Mr..
ROyaards, charge d'affaITes of the
Netherlands, and Count d'Adhemar.
ms. Richard Butler entertained a box
party at the BelascO Theater last
evening, followed by a supper at the
Secretary To- the President and Mrs
Loeb. r. H Butler anO Miss Butler.
Of Buffalo. and Mrs. Char es Morse, who
is Mrs Buffers house gu st
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis will be at
home Tuesdays, February II and IS.
Mrs. James Miller will be at home
Tuesdays February IL and ..
Mrs. Newton Nathan will be at home
Saturdays, February 10 and %.
Mrs. Howard Reside will discontinue
her Saturday afternoons at home until
after February -
The Third Secretary Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Grant Watson were
hosts at dinner last evening in their
home on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. David r. Mckee. of 1853 Rhode
Island avenue. will leave Washington
shortly for BiltmOre, n. g, TO visit
her son and daughter-iE-laW, Mr.. and
AIRS. Dunn Mckee.
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Mrs. Newton Nathan will be at home
Saturdays, February 10 and o.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs. James Miller will be at home
Tuesdays, February IL and ..
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

The Third Secretary Of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Grant Watson were
hosts at dinner last evening in their
home on Connecticut avenue.
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BIackburns Entertained.

The Governor Of the Canal Zone and
Mrs. Joseph Blackburn were the guests
complimentary to whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Reid Rogers entertained at din
rer last evening. Governor and Mrs.
blackburn are learing Washington
Shortly for the Isthmus. The guests
invited to meet them were Senator ana
NJ Tyrs zier Assistant Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs. Sanford, Miss Anna
Horsey. Mrs Evans. Senator Brande-
gee. Baron Schlippenback, and M ana
Mrs Henry Swords. Of New YORK.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs Howard Reside will discontinue
her Saturday afternoons at home until
after February -
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs. Nathaniel Francis will be al
home Tuesdays, February II and IS.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Clover entertained at dinner last even
{ng in honor Of the Secretary Of State
and Mrs Root
Those invited to meet them were SEN
ator and Mrs. Bulkeley Senator kean
and Miss Keau, MAJ ana Mrs Charles
McCawIev, Representative and Mrs.
VanVechten Olcott, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam CorCoran Eustis, Count Won HAITI
FeIdt Of the Germany embassy ana Air.
and Mrs &. 9. Glover.
Mrs. I,owden, wife of Representative
Frank o. LOwdeu. was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Endic0tt Pea
body and Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Riis are
guests at the White House.
Representative and Mrs. John W,
DI,-ie-bt were hosts at dinner last even
ing. Their guests We're the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Str2us,
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Senator and Mrs. Beverage were hosts
at a dinner complimentary to the vice
President and Mrs Fairbanks.
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Proposed; Welded ThereupOn.

Il suggested marriage" the bride
groom said today. and she agreed, as
we had both begun to realize that we
were adapted for one another. Within
an hour we had slipped away TO Rock
Vile, where we were married BY the
Rev. Thomas Packard, rector Of the
Episcopal Church. That IS about all
there IS % "a. It's not exactly a case
OF love At nrst sight, but similar TO it."
Mr.. Vaughan Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Vaughan. He has been
employed at the Geological Survey TO,
five years and stands high in his pro
fess.on. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Helm and was one
o. the most popular employees in the
Treasury Department Both OF the
young people have a large number OF
friends who Will learn with surprise
Of their marriage The couple viii re-
side at 1901 X street northwest.
Switched Sisters.
The second elOpement with Rockville
as the objective point, was that Of Miss
Binder and Mr.. SIxt, and resembIed the
first in that they, too, had brief court
ship.
The bridegroom said that he had been
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs. David r. Mckee. of 1913 Rhode
Island avenue will leave Washington
shortly for BiItmOre, n. g, 10 visit
her son and daughter-iE-laW, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn Mckee.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08
Miss Richardson Leaves.

Miss Harriet Richardson left this city
yesterday for New York, where she viii
spend ten days. Miss Richardson viii
attend the Vassar alumnae luncheon
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs. Hannis Taylor and the Misses
TsyIor. of 2OiS o street. will receive
this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Gen. and Mrs. John Watts Kearney,
MI and Mrs. Gibson FahnestOCk, Mr..
aud Mrs ChataTd. Mrs. Childs, and
Rear Admiral ONeil
The Washington times., 1908-02-08

Mrs. Franklin T. Sauner will be al
home today from to 6.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-02
Missouri's German Town.

There Is one town in Missouri where
English is considered foreign Ian,
guage and where German is taught in
every grade OF the public schools. The
local lodge of Odd Fellows conducts
all It's ritualistic work In German, and
even the few negroes who live in the
town easily talk In German. The place
Is Hermann, the judicial seat Of Gas
ronade county, east of jefferson City.
1t is the greatest wine producing town
IN the state II not in the Union. OF
the 100000 surplus exported from
the state last year 2,94O,00O gallons
were sent from Hermann.-Pittsbzrg
Press.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-02
Beware of Frequent Colds.

A succession of colds or a pro-
tracted cold is almost certain to end
in chronic catarrh, from which few
persons ever wholly recover. Give
every cold the attention it deserves
and you may avoid this disagreeable
disease. How can you cure cold?
Why not try Chamberlain Cough
Remedy? 1t is highly recommended.
Mrs. M. White, of Butler, Tenn,
says: Several years ago l was
bothered with my throat and lungs.
Someone told me of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. l began using it and
it relieved me at once. Now my
throat and lungs are sound and
we'll" For sale by Evans Drug Co.