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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-17

llIol Is, " pIOQQCS $4OV,VOO VI net
returns, manufacturers require 43 per
cent more workers than railroads,
and agriculture 65 per cent more. Not
only is the ratio of labor charge to
capital less in the case of the rail-
roads. but the numbers of workers per
given amount of capital Is much less.
Although their workers receive a
of net return is produced by the rail-
roads with 20 per cent of the num-
Der of workers required by manufac-
lures, and so per cent of the num-
Der required by agriculture
The comparisons made by the pre-
ceding tables and the deductions
therefrom, while the administration Of
the railroads is much more economi-
cal than that of either manufactures
or agriculture, the returns to capital
are very much less. This means in
evitably that the prices for the pro-
duct of railroads Transportation re-
latively are lower than the prices for
the products of manufacturers, or for
the products of farmers. This deduc-
ton cannot be evaded, or denied, or
explained away by advocates of radi-
cal railroad legislation, past or flu
ture, for they are made from statis-
tics furnished by the United States
government.
Bulletin No. IS of the bureau of la
Dor, issued in July. 1900. tells of the
advance of wages and the decrease of
the hours of labor since 1905 Bull
letin No. 50, issued in March, 1907.
records the advance of the prices of
commodities for 1905: Farm prod
ucts. PAP per cent; food, 81 per cent:
cloths and clothing. II per cent; fuel
and lighting. 2SS per cent; metals
and implements, 22.5 per cent; lum-
Der and building materials, 27.7 per
cent; drugs and chemicals 81 per
cent; house furnishings. 81 per cent;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-17

Number of workers per 100000 of CAPT.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-17

From these facts, Mr.. Mcpherson
makes deductions of net returns per
$1,000 of capital. for the years 1905
and 1900, as follows:
Not returns Der 81 Csl1 of naDitaI.
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the
stanley Massachusetts,
house wla
and
engagement to Lieut. Berkeley Merchant
Granger and Paynaster Felix Holt L N
the
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Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Mcdowell,
$3.50 Irving street. entertained the Wood
ridge Pleasure Club Friday evening.
Dancing followed a game of progressive
euchre and a musical program. A buf.
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enth street. Their guests were Miss
Metz, Of Strass burg, Germany; Miss Ma
RE II. Zaepnsl, Of LONDON. England;
Miss Maude Fulton and William Rock,
Of New York city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf viii be az
7 their new home, 2ol6 Columbia road, on
and after September p.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Humphrey are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
| After spending several months IN Eu-
! rope Mrs. Eva Mcdonald Valesh has
returned TO her apartments al the Ro-
| cham5eau.
Mrs. Lena johnson. Of Front Royal.
Va. Is visiting the family OF her uncle,
C. p. Montgomery. DDS Thirteenth
street, Mt. Pleasant. for several week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Harvey. o,
| Iangdoa Heights. have returned from
| Glendale, Nd. where they were the
guests OF Col. Truman Cross at his
farm.
Miss Mona Roberts. Of Usage Lodge,
Langdon, has returned from an extend
ed visit among the mountains OF Penn
sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Patterson have
returned to their Langdon home after
an extended Western tour, including
visits to Toledo and FostOria, Ohio;
Detroit. Mich; Fort Wayne, Ind, and
Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Ella Grimes. Of The WILLOWS,
Langdon, has gone to Atlantic City
for an extended stay.
Mrs. W. T. Page. Of Langdon, hasS
returned to Ter home from d visit TO
relatives in Maryland and Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
arc spending a few days IN Washington
en- route to New York, whore they will
stay until about October l. They have
Just returned from the West.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. PiHsbury, Z.
s. N, will take possession within a
short time OF The house 1755 Q street, |
which they have recently leased for
several years. The house is now under |
going repairs.
Miss Julia Wacksmith, who has spent /
several weeks the guest of Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Sherman in their home on
Henry street. Roanoke, Va, has return |
ed 20 her home, in this city.
Miss Lillian Augusta Tuttle, OF Mt |
Carmel. Conn. who has been the guest
OF Miss CIarinda Elizabeth Nichols n
her home on Capitol Hill, for the last
week. has gone to the Randolph Macon
woman's College Lynchburg. Va, :
where she has entered for the term.
Miss Katherine Fleming, Of this city !
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. r. n. 4
Young, in her hon4e 3n Newport News, |
Va.
Miss Malinda Adams has returned to |
her home on Capitol HiE from Mill /
port, N Y. where she srent the sum /
mer. the guest Of relatives.
Miss Jane B. EIlyson, Of Richmond, |
who has been the guest Of her aunt, /
Mrs. S. c. Phillips, in her home in Nor
folk, will come to Washington within 4
few days to enter one IF the schools
here.
Mrs. Foy and Miss Louise Foy. who
have been the guests Of Mrs. E. D.
Martin in her home in augusta, Ga,
have returned to their home in this
city. /
Jesse Stewart and Raymond Sam
son, # Atlantic City. are spending
some time in Washington.
Miss Winnifred Leet and Miss Doro-
thy Leet. w6O have Assn the guests
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N SIS Emma Seaman entertained at a
musicale Tuesday evening in the home
of her uncle, Thomas Hitler, of West
End, Falls Church. Va
Among those present were Mrs. Merri-
field, Mrs Ryer. Mrs Eddy, Mrs e
MerTifield, Miss Davidson, Miss Albert
son, Miss RowelI, Miss Garner. Miss
POstOn, Miss KILLER. Miss McGroarty,
Miss Rice. Miss Davenport. Miss Tay-
Tor, Miss Thomas. Miss Nelson, Mr..
Smith. Phil POstOn. Mr. Albertson, Mr..
Merrifield. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. PARROT. Mr..
McGroarty. Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Ballinger.
Mr. Illman, MI McNulty, Mr.. Ryer,
Mr.. POston, DR.. Mankin, the Rev. DR..
Davidson, and the Messrs. KILLER.
Supper was served.
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three months in travelling abroad. While
In Germany most Of DR. SimOn's time
was devoted TO studying at Heidelberg.
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Sydney H Reizenstein, Of the Dupont,
has recovered from his recent illness.
and with Mrs RelzensteIn IS spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
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Miss Edna Grimm has returned TO her
home in BroOkland. after a two weeks
visit with friends in Leesburg. Va.
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Personals

Rear Admiral Leutze. U S. N and
Miss Leutze. arrived at the NAVY Yard
last evening from Stockbridge. Mass.
where the Admiral and Mrs. Leutze
spent the summer. and where they
were Joined recently by Miss Leutze
who travelled in the West during the
summer months Mrs. Leutz viii not
join the Admiral and their daughter
here until October.
Mrs Ferry johnson is expected to re-
turn TO her home on Connecticut avenue
from Port Hope, Canada, this after
noon.
Mrs. Henry w. Fitch, wife Of Chief
Engineer Fitch, L. S. N, and the
Misses Fitch will return to their home
on X street tomorrow from Bay Head.
n. J., where they have spent the sum
mer. Admiral Fitch returned to Wash
ington last week
The Seminoles have issued invitations
and completed all ARRANGEMENTS for
their opening dance, to be given AT
National Rifles Armory. Wednesday
evening. october Z.
Col. E. B. Townsend and Mrs. Town
send have returned TO their home on
Columbia road. after an extended visit
10 the various resorts on the Atlantic
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Taylor. formerly
of St Louis. No, were hosts at din
ner last week In their home, $3.50 EleY-
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Mr.. Otterbach, Mr.. Steiglitz. Phil Poston,
Mr. and Mrs MOncure. Mrs. SmOOt, and
Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs Brauner won the
first lady's prize. and Mr.. Otterbach won
the first gentleman's prize. A buffet
supper was served.
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The WashingtOnians held their semi
annual BUSINESS meeting at the resi-
dence of Miss Harmon. 10 Sixth street.
Monday evening. The election OF Of
hcers resulted as follows; President,
c. y. Phelps; vice president. Miss Ethel
Harding; secretary. R T. Bricker; as
sistant secretary, Leroy Willett; treas
urer. NJ. 7. Willitt.
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Bernard Baer and Herbert Rich each
have issued unique invitations for a
Joint dinner AT Harvey's. on next Tues
day evening. The hosts are giving this
affair in honor OF their twenty-frst
Birthday anniversaries. and have Joined
forces and guests to make It a delight
ful affair.
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Colonel Baron de Bode, the military
attache Of the Russian embassy, has
gone to Fort Riley. Kan. where he will
attend the army maneuvers. Baron de
Bode is making an inspection Of the
service schools and garrisons Of this
country.
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Mrs. y. B. Etheridge, of Berkely,
Va, who has been spending some time
in this city and Baltimore. has re-
turned to her home
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The Charge d'Anaires Of the Mexican
Embassy and Nine. GodOy entertained
the members of the embassy staff at a
box party at the Columbia Theater
Wednesday evening. in celebration Of
Mexican Independence Day, followed by
a supper party in their home on Six
teenth street.
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Mrs J II. Whitner and Miss Virginia
Whitner, Of Roanoke, Va, are spend
ing several days in this city.
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Diplomatic

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce arrived in New York yes
terday on the Mauretania from Eng
land and Scotland. where they spent the
summer They viii spend the fall at
Manchester-by -the-Sea, returning to
washington in October
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Miss Nellie DOsh returned to her
home on Capitol Hill from Front Royal,
Va, where she has spent the summer.
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A number of Washingtonians attended
the supper, followed by a dance, which
was held by the ladies OF St James
Auxiliary of the Catholic Church West
End Fails Church, Va, Wednesday
evening.
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A german was given by the young
men Of Falls Church. Va, in the Odd
Fellows Hall, Friday night
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Mrs Gus Karger. Of Eighteenth street
has Joined Mr.. harger in Cincinnati,
where they will remain for two weeks.
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suitable headquarters for their Iega-
ton.
The Minister from Ecuador and Nine.
Carlo and their family have returned
to their home on Connecticut avenue
from Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, where
they went early in June. On October
1 they will move TO 1914 I street, which
has been purchased by the minister.
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Mrs. Smoot entertained at a card par
ty Friday evening in her home in Falls
Church. Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Otterbach. Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonnell
&isa Huttou. Mss Neanys Mrs. BrauneH
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Max Fischer is in New York or tho
week.
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let supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen z. rieusted will entertain the club
IN TWO weeks
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Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Robert Meyer, son Of 5. " Meyer.
OF Washington, 10 Miss Edna Ball, Of
Norfolk, Va, 20 take place October =
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Mrs. Trick. Of London. England. and
her son, A Trick, Of New York, who
has the former as his guest at his home,
spent a few days sightseeing here dur
ing the week
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M and Mrs Elliot ScrOuse. OF BaIti-
more who returned from the Adiron-
dack mountains during the week, after
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fuI affair
Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Kaufman and
family. who spent the summer at Sea
Island, n J., have returned TO their
home on Columbia road.
Miss Gertrude Meyer. who was the
guest OF NJ. add Mrs. Henry Franc.
has returned TO her home in Baltimore
Miss Eta Simon, OF Monticello, Fla,
has been spending a Few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Aaron NUsbaUm, while en-
rcUte 70 Baltimore, where she Will
spend the winter at school.
Miss Helen Sanger Of L street, spent
a few days in Baltimore with Miss
Rose Sanger.
Samuel .Greenabaum, who spent the
past couple Of months at East ,SIou-
cester. Mass, has returned TO his home
il NJ street.
Mrs. Breslau and daughter. Yrs.
Goldsmith NJ Sigmund. have retu rned
from trip to Old Point Comfort. Va.
I B. Hartz has returned from a trip
to New York and Atlantic City.
Nj and Mrs. 7. L Blout have return
ed 10 their home, after delightful trip
10 New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs Gus Karger. Of Eighteenth street.
has Joined Mr. Karger in Cincinnati,
where they will remain for two weeks.
Dr. Abram Simon, OF the Eighth
Street Temple, with Mrs. Simon and
their two sons, have returned to their
home here, after spending the past
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Mrs NJ A Browne. Of Twenty-first
street. widow Of the late DR.. Browne,
has returned from a delightful trip 10
Maine, Boston, Atlantic City, and Penn
sylvauia.
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Dr. Abram Simon, OF the Eighth
Street Temple, with Mrs. Simon and
their two sons, have returned to their
home here, after spending the past
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Mrs. McReynolds and her sister, Miss
Bessie Borst, Of this city, are spending
the month Of September at the Jeffer-
son Hotel, Richmond. Va They will
return via Old Point Comfort.
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Mrs. IsidOr Saks. OF New York. IS here
with her brother, Dr. Joseph Heller.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Taylor. formerly
of st. Louis, Mo, were hosts at din
ner last week In their home, $3.50 Eley-
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Miss Gertrude Meyer. who was the
guest OF NJ and Mrs Henry Franc,
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Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Kaufman and
family, who spent the summer at Sea
Island, n J., have returned TO their
home on Columbia road.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L Blout have return
ed 10 their home, after a delightful trip
10 New York and Atlantic City.
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Mrs Ernest Mayer has returned %
her home on street, after spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Humphrey are
spending several weeks at Atlantic City.
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was devoted 10 studying at Heidelberg
Sydney H Reizenstein. OF the Dupont,
has recovered from his recent illness.
and with Mrs ReIzensteln IS spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Max Fischer is in New YORK c,r tas
week
Mrs Trick. of London. England. and
her son, A. Trick, of New York, who
has the former as his guest at his home,
spent a few days sightseeing here dur
Ing the week
Miss Berdie Steiner, who has spent
the last nine weeks ~ Atlantic City
Philadelphia. and Baltimore. returned
to her home on L street yesterday
A delightful affair was given 10 Mr.
and Mrs. d. L. Engel, OF Twenty-lrst
street, Thursday even -ng. by therr
family IN the form Of surprise party,
the occasion being the thirtieth ami
versary OF the marriage OF the host
and hostess
Delightful musical selections were
given during the evening by Philip
Brown, piano, and David Burnett, yio-
lin. The evening closed with an enjoy
able buffet supper. The participants in
cluded Air. and Mrs. D. l.. EuEel. 0fr.
and Mrs N SeWmyer, Mrs. r Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis NeWmyer. Mrs.
Addie SiglUnd. Mr. and Mrs Max
, Weyl, Mrs. Marx kaufman. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel J. Stelnberger, Dir. and
Mrs. @. ~ Sigmund. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney c. Kaufman, Mrs Albert Sig
mund. Miss Title Ran. Miss Edna N
Weyl, Miss Mae T. Y. Harris. Mr. and
Mrs Phil King, Mr.. and Mrs. AdOIph
Weyl, Mr.. and Mrs A. Sigmund. 4
L. Newnyer, H. Kaufman. Philip
Brown, D. Barnett, and Lawrence D.
Engel-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. kaufman are
registered at the Hotel Regina, Paris,
for q two weeks stay
Mrs Ernest Mayer has returned TO
her home on 5 street, after spending
several weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Isidor Saks. Of New York. IS here
with her brother, Dr. Joseph Heller
Mrs. NJ A. Browne. Of Twenty-frst
street. widow Of the late DR.. Browne.
has returned from a delightful trip 10
Maine, Boston, Atlantic City. and Penn
sylvauia.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Robert Meyer, son Of 3. y. Never.
OF Washington, 10 Miss Edna Ball. OF
N0rIolk' Va, 10 take place October =
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot srrouse. OF Baltf-
more, who returned from the Adir0n-
cack mountains during the week. after
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Mrs Lena Johnson, Of Front Royal.
Va. Is visiting the family OF her uncle,
c. p Montgomery. DDS Thirteenth
street, Mt. Pleasant. for several week.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. kaufman are
registered at the Hotel Regina, Paris,
FOR q two weeks stay
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The Minister of Sweden and Nine
de Lagercrantz. who have recently ar
rived in New York were the honor
guests at dinner Thursday evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspergren. The
minister and his family probably will
come to Washington soon 10 select
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The Cuban Minister and Nine. Que
sada. who have spent the summer trav-
cling in Europe, are now in the Canary
Islands. They expect TO return to
washington the latter part Of next
month.
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Miss Winnifred Leet and Miss Doro-
thy Leet. E60 have been the guests
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S1N7VF society, diplomatic sorry
Ok hear last of the
years the minister Nicaragua country departure
will colony youngest
before marriage February
OF
marriage the minister the home parents
of the brilliant and picturesque of the
of
diplomat, o notlo her
her birthplace and
Little India Bell COrea, the daughter of the
COrea Of the Diplomatic Corps
+ r =
of
kkE city, fore
the the of fall
wedding bells still echoing, and will hold it through of
~ omca
festivities 0 a Washington winter
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After spending several months IN Eu-
rope. Mrs. Eva Mcdonald Talesh has
returned TO her apartments al the Ro-
chambeau.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf VIII be az
their new home, 20l6 Columbia road, on
and after September q.
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Mrs Ferry Johnson is expected to re-
turn to her home on Connecticut avenue
from Port Hope. Canada, this after
noon
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90 MOTHER interesting wedding of the which
III one that Mary Key Lieut.. Alexander H
which took place Tuesday morning the brides apartme
the Rochambeau.
Quite the most thrilling matrimonial the week. howev
the marriage in Baltimore Wednesday Addison
Henry Davidson Both bride bridegroom kept their plans
found and the consequently something
among their friends
Mrs Fry of the handsomest Washington and vii
gracious hostess Frs handsome establishment
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Of relatives in Suffolk, Va. for several
weeks, have returned to their home on
Capitol Hill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Harvey, o.
LangdOa Heights. have returned from
Glendale, Nd, where they were the
guests OF Col. Truman Cross at his
IA nm
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Miss Berdie Steiner, who has spent
the last nine weeks ~ Atlantic City,
Philadelphia. and Baltimore, returned
to her home on L street yesterday.
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The First Secretary Of the Cuban Lee
CATION and Nine. Padro are spending
several weeks in Atlantic City.
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w. II. DeLacy, Of this city. is spend
ing some time at the Rudolf Hotel,
Atlantic City.
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enth street. Their guests were Miss
Metz, OF Stras sburg, Germany; Miss Ma
RE II. Zaephel, of London. England;
Miss Maude Fulton and William Rock,
Of New York city.
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<|'IIS a wedding will Beth
Stanley Henry
ington. The brides will
day evening.
Another Wednesday wedding will be that of Miss Bertha HOsmer
Rdenour Delaney Harrisburg Delaney
his bride wedding Cuba where he stationed all
a special mission the Government.
Miss Daisy Nulett
September bride her Sheckber taking place
Thursday n Church.
Though this has phenomenal year weddings,
number nupt September
month brides
the national flower, this
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Mona Roberts. OF Usage Lodge,
Langdon, has returned from an extend
ed visit among the mountains OF Penn
gvlvanfa
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Henri Martin, charge d'affaires Of
the legation Of Switzerland. who has
been spending the summer at Newport
has gone to New York for a short
stay before returning to Washington
for the winter
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Jesse Stewart and Raymond Sam
son, II Atlantic City. are spending
some time in Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Samuel Greenabaum, who spent the
past couple Of months at East ,SIou-
cester. Mass, has returned TO his home
IN " street
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

/ B. Hartz has returned from a trip
to New York and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Miss Helen Sanger, Of L street, spent
a few days in Baltimore with Miss
Rose Sanger.
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mrs. Breslau and daughter. Yrs.
Goldsmith NJ Sigmund. have retU rned
from a trip TO Old Point Comfort. Va
The Washington times., 1908-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Patterson have
returned to their Langdon home after
an extended Western tour, including
visits to Toledo and Fostoria, Ohio;
Detroit. Mich; Fort Wayne, Ind, and
Pittsburg, Pa.
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have been the guests Of Mrs. E. D..
Martin in her home in augusta, Ga.
have returned to their home in this
city.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Pillsbury, U
s. N, will take possession within a
short time Of The house 1755 Q street
which they have recently leased for
several years The house is now under
Going repairs
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-21
Local Option Petitions

For the past month or two there
have been regular meetings held in
this city by group of so of 60 well
known citizens, banded in what is
known as the Astoria Civic Improve
ment League, of which body. William
Ross is the president, and Mr.. Whit
ney, secretary. This organization has
launched the movement to submit the
question of local to the people Of
wards 2,3, and 5, at the polls on June
1st. Rev, c. c. Rarick, pastor of the
First Methodist church, and Rev. w.
IS. Gilbert. Of the First Presbyterian
church, were in charge Of two OF the
petitions yesterday, but 1t could not
be learned who had the others. AT
all events they were in circulation,
and from the reports at hand, were
very successful; it requiring but ten
per cent of the registered vote of the
wards to perfect the petition. In an
interview with Mr.. Rarick last even
ing that gentleman said, the move
ment was based upon the refusal of
the saloon men to obey the Sunday
threat alleged to have been made by
the Weinhard Estate people that
"they would see to it that wards 6
and 2, (now dry go wet in due time
or words to that effect, At all events,
the movement is afoot and will likely
reach the final tribunal on the first
Monday.in June next.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-21
DEATH WAS ON HIS HEELS,

Jesse P. Morris, Of Shippers, Va,
had a close call in the spring Of 1906
He says: "An attack of pneumonia
left me so weak and with such a fear
full cough that my friends declared
consumption had me, and death was
on my heels. Then | was persuaded
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery,
1t helped me Immediately, and after
taking two and half bottles / was
we'll man again. l found out that
New Discovery is the best remedy
for coughs and lung disease in all
the world.' Sold under guarantee at
Charles Rogers & Son drug store.
SOC and $l.O0. Trial bottle free.