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| Mrs, Cbas. Stuart and Mics Avery
went to MuIlinvillt Tuesday where Mrs.
Stuart will visit at the home OF her
mother this week.
Miss Maud Alexandpr aud Mr. Robert
Brink were narrr,d at The G,andview
| HOrel II Dodge t'ity on Wednesday afr r
n on August Is. NJ three o'sl"ck r v.
j.. j B, 'ingrr oi the N e. hnrch Of
F,,d off ra'ing. The bride IS y aster Of
Mrs. }. q B -deh ffand q. sirab'r young
wOm,,,. the gtoUn l. the son nf RS
Kate BriI k ard basgt0Wnup from chih-
hood N Ihl- vlcinli, The young couple
nave he bet wishes Of their friends.
Anohet marriage when came M n
.utpr,se sas that of M i. (,udir Cove
and nr Waits rrr rh-cak m SUNDAY
evening August. % atltr sp,v cesa the
congregational Parsonage. r william
Slule performed ,ht c,,.n,sn, IN the
prpsrncr ~ hl> tamil,, Mrs. j A g we,
tie"ig, q We. ur. a u Hr.. Inth r Hat
ted and Harley Feb cock rh- b,iie
IL a daughter Of "ui station ng' NJ aod
has been help in the otf e for several
years. She 's ay,nng woman Ut merit
I'D thu ,hirh lady to 'r"ve The ranks OF
the H. Y b. this summer The groom
"a far,nrr and m. lived here AL his life
'oL gralulslin q 20 win them
rhiA c,,Inmunity WAS saddr ed bv The
,ralh 1T Mrs. Bessie Sllrarpr Gross
which occurred NJ Ihr fam home three
miles past of FMd al 8 O'Clock Tuesday
evening July l7th, aged ~ wears. Sa-
WAS married to ha. Gr"ss SEPT l6 10 s
having u .hUrt mH'Iltd lifr The sprv-
ices wp,t comnuc ri b, R'v Ruy AIlis"n
pastor o. b. Prpsb,hilah church \.
Bncklin. She WAS n member Of the Pres.
by erian church nj kiugsiown amt
member o. The camp Of Rotal Neigh
,ors VI Bncklin. the adits ~ that
"rgsn'za'ion attended IN a body aud had
service At the grave There Wa. a
very large artendrncr If trends and
"-i hh0 g. rhe bereaved husband has
the sympathy 1T the commnniy. Inter
nent was made IN F"ld crmrIery.
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Cock That Tells Much.

One of the most wonderful clocks
In existence is now in the possession
of Louis Desoutter. who has had the
honor Of taking 1t to Buckingham
palace for inspection by the queen.
Her majesty showed great interest IN
its beautiful mechanism.
The clock is fixed on Louis Seize
stand and has four faces. Besides
marking the hours 1t shows the tides
at six different parts of the world, the
mean time and the solar time. the age
of the Toon. the movements of the
planets, all eclipses. and is a perpetual
calendar II was made by Janvier OF
Paris in 1889 for the French Academy
and took II years to manufacture; the
workmanship is Observation-Disclosures
Evening Standard.
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'TWIXT THEORY ANDCONDITION
Where the Gifted Playwright ls Con.
fronted with Circumstances He
Cannot Control.

Consider the apprentice playwright's
" vision of his work. He has dreamed
dream and the people of that dream
~ tread out their drama before his minds
eye, all hawless, perfect, just as he
o made them. He sees them as real peo-
pie, not as actors The scenes by moon
light are moonlight indeed to him; he
= can smell the roses In the gard7n
q where his heroine walks, but, sadly
enough, this illusion of reality, which
continues for little while after the
conclusion of his writing is apt to be
u the greatest reward his work will bring
him. When the play is staged and he
n finds that the harvest moon for his
moonlight love scene must be dis
carded because the moon-machine Is
creaky and there is danger that the
audience may hear the moon go up,
when the heroine whom he pictured to
u himself with "elf-gold hair" must play
her part as brunette because elfgold
% wigs do not suit her, and when his
pathetic father" has been given to a
comedian who gets laugh" upon all
!. of his heart-rending speeches, then 1t
" is that the playwright begins to COM
prehend the difference between the
" dream and the business. Booth Tark.
ington In Golfers.
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Fear of Microbes.

Microbes are agents of disease and
death. When they were discovered
and when their character was exposed
science made big step forward. MI.
crobes taught men not only how to cure
disease. but how to avoid and even
how to prevent It. But into life they
brought new terror! Now the Ques.
ton is how to guard against the ter
ror, For all fairly healthy persons
there is Just one thing to do. Ignore
the existence OF microbes altogether!
Don't even stop to think of them.
save In emergencies. which, to the lay.
man, seldom arrive. Human beings
have no reason to be In continual fear
Of microbes. The way to be immune
from their influence Is by not caring
snap of the finger about them. and by
observing the ordinary rules of whole.
some living. Eat and sleep regularly.
Take exercise. Keep In fresh air. And
devote few minutes each day to deep
breathing. Microbes hate healthy peo-
pie as the devil hates holy water.
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Among the prominent visitors from
over the state VINO AMENDED The reunion
during The wetk were. W Y, Morgan,
N-ws, Hutch 'nsOn. FREQ bulieDe, l"-
" & correspondent knh-a. ity Star,
Harry II. NOuoti, ID. bion"scope,
i.n,nrd. n. v IIr,I. h
r. j. H. pkins '0l 'B b" Hopkins ami
wife Edgar Robtr's, Ga'd.p ily, Hon.
j. b. NJ Mar. Y. Fubr, GI"be, Meade.
F.C Bmup, Wwh"s T. Il B,xrer.
;" ol.nt" G.npe ". Wash. kinsltl :,
E e. FnzzrI, Larned, 80 splain" Geo
Waters. GI. B-'h
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FORD ITEMS

The Annual Rpupion Association IL
held in Dodge Cltv this week THIS
meaus thai Furd will nearly he deserted
a. almost every body vii 90
Mr. and wts. NJ Meador are In
Bcklin wishing their daughter. Mrs. W.
II Mathews.
Mat d obey and " H. P'ice edio'
Of ,h, Promoter were Donse 1t, visto,,
TUESDAY TIE Promoter has n,a,li' y
liss oi $50 subscribers win new addition
every day.
Nat Incl has returned from bis trp
TO tm p citir coast.
Mts. J. G. Hawps and tw' childre'
MIS- Russtl n m luscop sld her s"h
r Ru..-l itom Memphis Tennessee.
we're ~ Dodge City lue.das Mrs Rus
sell ard her eOn will return 10 FusOn
"Wednesday
Mr.. W. Vernon and her ,itlr daughre'
Vupipia s,t here from Larnpd virltiny
her ps,tn,, MIS-. j + oinal.
Mrs. n. K Brown and wo little ei'l-
from ~ dye iry and MISS Avery fr"m
Nuliin,i HE were guesrs OF "rs. Cha
Stewart "ulday. Mrs Brown returned
home ru-sda,.
Mr.. w evan Horne came 1nwn from
The e, ut S, al SUI day twn'rg returning
Monday.
John Claik has moyd hl- family r
his tam south Of toWp. u hetlh and
wife VIII cupy the holl'e vacated by
Mi. lark
Mr. aud Mrs. W A B,four wer
sh, pping il Dodge Friday
Mis-. Madgr Small went to Dodge Non
day 10 supnd the Teachers lnstllnte IN
session here.
w. W. Dau kins attended H lodge meet
Ing ~ BuckIiu Saturday night.
Mrs. l.. E Brink and daughter Miss
Grsct lpti Monday for Wichi'a t. attend
ID. Bol,ts. Association 10 session there
this week
W A. Lnpker spent SUNDAY 10 Cold
water with bis wife who will be away
some time.
Mrs. J A. smith had tbp misfortune to
fall and irjue her aim quite severely
last week.
Miss Oa Hollopeter arrived Monday to
Welt her hraher Denver, Of Thu place
Mr. Wilson, father OF R. B. Wilson
left Saturday or Indiana 10 visit come
time
TX Van Horne ard his brother d.
A. Van Home lett Monday f'r olorsd'
Springs nnd Denver f,ra f. W da,s out
Ing. !. n. will return saturday.
Mis- Kathleen Morris cane hnn
fr o. Itost last Thurs 'ay She ltn
Tuttdty itr San Lois Poroi. Old "txic'
to slt, d y year With nlaIiv l" tns'
ccupn hling to ressin her health
ghth ae hteD s0me v baI sbsuH'd thu
Summer.
The ice cream social given by tn
young l,dits Of the COZ gr gnti"n ~
church lasi Wednesday tv III ,rg in tht
psrk ahs well attended. The Der p oceeds
w.t $40
Eugtit Tsylcr ard Bit mother who
rei,dI.e Ssluldi y trom nip 10 Dtnve,
left tGl hen bs me ~ Nektnis Illinois.
Tne.oay Mr. Taylor Owls q quarter
secirm ot land west II F'Id he had
a2.t0G To. hels OF WHIT at rbis year and his
rent tDaut, I'D 10 Dts,lJ 81 100
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Built In Memory Of a Dou.

OF the memories to dogs the most
imposing OF modern date Ia TELLS
Tower" structure on the seashore
near West Kirby. Chesire, England.
1t is in honor of the great st. Bernard
dog Tell, ancestor of most Of the
rough-coated champions Of England,
and himself winner of every prize In
the kingdom. He was majestic In ap-
pearance, noble in character and Of un.
daunted courage" Built by the late
N. J. Cumming Macdona. the tower IL
sort of summer house, In the base Of
which Is vault containing Tells re-
mains, guarded BY an efHgy of that re.
r1arkable animal.
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lnveterate Foe Of the Weed.

swinburne detested the practice Of
smoking. 1t Is said that one day at
the Arts club. after going from room
to room In the vain hope of finding
a clear atmosphere to write in, he ex-
claimed: James I. was a knave, a
tyrant, a fool, liar, a coward. But
love him. I worship him, because he
slit the throat of that blackguard,
Raleigh, who invented this filthy
smoking"
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and | A, 5 and 10 b l6 McUlure's
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ona Comfort.

A certain lady prides herself upon
always looking at the bright side Of
things
my dear" noaned her husband one
day recently, as he tossed rest;cssly on
his bed, SITS the doctor I'm thinking
OF. What bin bis will bel"
Never mind. Joseph" said his wife.
"You know there's the insurance
money.'--stray Stories.
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To Trsde for We,tprn ksEsas Land
Large Ding S'Oir. n spIti did stock, and
IN u l"cst',n Ihar hs. great pportuniiits
a yin edged proposition Address in
Quirirs to lh's flee II
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WHATEVER your property may
W need, be cure that you don't
Deg,ect any paint need.
, Good paint is The best insurance
against the depreciation Of decay
which property can have. And
weatberwear Of winter and early
spring is something you ought to
protect against.
Dsvoe Lead-and-Zinc Paint is the
thing; for all outside and inside paint
ing. Iiyou wsnt to be sure Of yonr
quality be sure It's Devoe-the safe
name in paint. ri
Geo. D. Cochran Drug Co.. Agt.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The f0tnwiug tIsbsltrs haVe been
made curing his week ,and are warranty
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h- NJ / ni 4tc Is 'wp u 25....o 81, 600
] m.s A. Wei I'm eni TO
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aud III " "f The tw "f sFc 80
Twp 20 % 3..................... 5000
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Gross ne - of the QiW of sec
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~ u. %. 23. "a. b 10 and 24b
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8 aud ~ s Sprarv'le.......... l,9OO
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
hrs. TAFT VISITS BIG SHOW
Thoroughly Enjoyed Ringing Cir
Gus Last Night.
All the Clowns, AcrobatS. and Per
formers Did Their Best for
First Lady"

No specimen Of young America who at
tended Ringing Brothers circus last
night enjoyed the show one whit more
,han Mrs Taft. vile of the President
and her party.
Mrs Taft was accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs Lewis Moore. Of Cincinnati.
Ohio. and Ileuts. Shackford and Palmer,
aids % the Presidsn-- Two Secret ser
ice men were with the party
Cracking peanuts IN a democratic man
ner. ard allowing herself 10 laugh with
the smallest urch!n ~ the prsnks OF the
clowns, the first lady of the land was so
inconspicUOus as 20 be noticed by less
than a score OF the 1aH9 persons who
crowded the main tent.
The show people we're aware Of the
fact that Mrs Taft vas present. how
et~-. z-d they did their best. Acrobats.
riders. juggleTs. and every other class II
performer going 10 make the show tried
70 catch the eye OF the party in the lone
box-and more than one succeeded. being
crested with hearty ha1d-ciaps.
George Hartzeu. one OF the clowns.
mace Up as Teddy" the Hon hunter. fol-
lowed by a meek and submissive lion q
bedrs Egled alligator. and several species
OF auins, not chronicled in the books OF
zOolog,-- vas the cause OF much merrf-
mer- eng the occupants Of the Presi-
deu+
and Charley Smith. two lead
ing IN : % the show, devoted their
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best efforts 20 bringing laughs from the
members Of Mrs. Taft's party. And they
succeeded admirably, too. for Mrs Taft,
her sister. and the aids forgot Official
position and official dignity and laughed
with the best The coachman and sleUths
also laughed.
Beside the Taft party. 1000 citizens OF
the city turned out 20 see the Ringing
Brothers show last night The main
spread was crowded. and although IL
vas the last night there seemed no dim
mutton IN the ardor OF tie crowd.
More than forty policemen were on
duty. under command Of Inspector Boyle.
Capt Daley. Of the Ninth precinct, and
Lieut. Falvey. Of the same precinct. be-
sides. a number Of Cert-aI Ofice deteC-
ives The crowds were orderly, and Capt.
Daley had no occasion 20 call for the
patrol wagon. which stood near the
grounds. in readiness for an emergency
call He pronounced K one Of the best
behaved circus crowds ne had ever seen
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ing poses. Other Hkenesses Of Washing
tonians are the Baroness Hengelmuller.
vile OF the Austrian Ambassador, and
the Countess OF Suffolk, formerly Miss
Daisy Letter
Representative and Mrs. John w
Weeks. Of Boston, have cards out for a
reception. May 3. from to Il. to meet
Vice Admiral Baron Sotokichi Uriu. L J.
y, graduate at Annapolis, class of 1881
Of which class Representative Weeks
was member.
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth and her horse
back party, en- route TO her country home.
arrived in Warrenton yesterday after
noon, and remained for a short time to
rest. having spent the night at Fairfax,
Va. In the party were Miss Margaret
Cary. OF Buffalo; Mr. George Marvin.
and Mr.. Edward p Smith. Two wagon
loads Of baggage accompanied the party.
The men VIII return here from Warren
ton and the party VIII be joined by Mr..
David Gray. the author. and Representa-
tive Andrew J. Peters. for the remainder
Of the journey Of GO miles.
Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker will receive on
Thur sdays until O'Clock.
To-day in St MichaeTs Parish Hall,
Twenty-sscond street and Virginia ave
nue.. at s o'clock. the RectOr's Aid So
ciety viii present Miss Jerusha Dow. VINO
win exhibit her old album, containing
her friends and relations.
Miss Genevieve Rose. Of the Readers
Club. has ARA nged selections from the
popular novel. The Awakening OF Helena
Richie. by Margaret Deland. for dramat-
ic presentation. FThis forms part OF the
programme 20 be given at the benefit OF
the HoUsekeepers' Alliance at the Wash
ington Club. next Friday night. The
music viii be by the Amphion Quar-
tet and MIS- A Melvin.
Among the guests at the New Willard
is a charming party Of Californians who
are returning from year In Europe.
They are Mrs. Henry A Heilbron. Henry
A. jr.. and Andrew Hebron, Misses
Nina and Mary Lon, and Miss Gussle
Quaas. They viii also visit Mrs. He'll
bTOn's sister. Mrs. Terrell. at Salem. Va
They all say Washington IS :he Ioveliest
city Of the world. The Henbrons are
from Sacramento.
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While you tank OF It. telephone your
Want Ad 20 The Washington Herald.
and bill viii be sent you al l cent s word.
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boards Of education. faculties, and COL
/ lege presidents pay attention 10 cUftfvGt-
| ing the tastes OF the students
Third-To encourage the appointment
Of q commission 70 supervise public ar
chitectuTe.
Fourth-To improve the standard oc
private architecture
Fifth-To support the plan of the park
commission 70 beautify the city OF wash-
ington-
sixth-To extend the system OF national
parks and forests throughout the coun-
try
Seventh-To promote public Fairgrounds
and school gardens.
Eigbth-To support 6 movement 70 en-
large the jurisdiction q the supervising
architect Of the Treasury. so that, n ef-
feet. a bureau OF arts would be created.
and the appointment OF an advisory
council OF experts
Ninth-The support OF the National Cal
lery OF Art.
Tenth-To assist in securing an appro-
pirate building for the National Gallery
OF Art.
Eleventh-To effect an organization
Americans on art subjects may have en
outlet
New1Rnd< Causes q Stir.
Speaking Of his bill TO create a gov
eminent bureau OF fine arts Senator
Francis G. l. NeTlands. OF Nevada.
caused q stir when he said former Presi-
dent Roosevelt inJreRched or the preroE>
atives Of the legislative branch OF the
government when he appointed without
authority a council OF arts which would
pass upca designs for contemplated nub-
lie buildings.
Following is a list OF regents present;
c. L Hutchinson. Chicago; H Winthrop
Peirce, Boston; Herbert Adams. New
YORK, Glenn Brown. Washington. D. c
W Z. Curtis Washington, D. D.
Millet, New York; Francis 9. New.auds.
Nevada; Arthur J. Parsons. Washington
D c; Walter Scott Perry. BROOKLYN. \.
Z: Henry Cabot Lodge. Massachusetts,:
Francis Cotton. Washington, D. C: ElrV
Root. New York; Henry Read. Denver.
Colo. Theodore MsrbUrg. Baltimore.
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The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs
Meyer and the Misses Meyer. who, with
a party Of friends. have been 20 Old
Point Comfort and Annapolis on the
Dolphin. returned 10 Washington yester-
day morning. Mrs Meyer and the Misses
Meyer viii sail Tor italy on May i, Cor
a months visit
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MISS CLAFLIN IS MARRIED.
Weds NIXON w. Elmer. Son Of Late
Rear Admiral. L. {. \.

Weds NIXON w. Elmer. Son Of Late
Rear Admiral. L. {. \.
Specizl % TIE washirston Head
Quincy, Mass May lin the historic
Church q the Presidents last night Miss
Alice L. Clafin. daughter Of Rupert F.
CIafin. cashier OF the Granite National
Bank. and Mrs. Clafin. Of Greenleaf
street, was married 70 Nixon u. Elmer.
son of the late Rear Admiral Elmer, L.
5. y, who organized the mosquito feet
az the outbreak Of the Spanish-Americau
war.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor OF the church. Rev. Ellery Chan
Ming Butler. IN the presence Of a few
intimate friends OF both families Prof.
J D. Buckingham played selections on
the organ.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Mrs. Alva II Pierce. and the gro0msman
was Alexander BigelOw Ewing.
While you tnink OF It. telephone your
Want Ad 10 The Washington Herald.
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Mrs A c Barney has returned to her
Washington home from New York. where
she was present az the opening Of the
exhibition Of her own paintings. which
VIII continue at KnOedler's until May %
One Of the most striking Of Mrs. Bar
ney's mystic and beautiful pictures Is
painting Of Mrs. Longworth, called IN
the exhibit Princess Alice" Il shows
her in profile in one Of her most charm
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Miss Marjorie Cotton entertained din
ner company last evening at her fathers
home. in Connecticut avenue. in honor OF
Miss Esther Townsend Of New York,
and her fiance. Can't. Evans. Covers
were laid for fourteen
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

The Swiss Minister. Dr. Vogel. was host
at dinner last evening at the legation.
His guests included the Portuguese Min
lister, Viscount d'Alte: Senator and Mrs.
Burrows. Senator Warren, Representative
DENLY. and his sister. Mrs. Gilbert
Wilkes. Mrs BromweIl. wife OF Col.
Charles Sumner Bromwell. L. s. A. Mrs
Barney, and Miss Mary Patten.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Reypeu
viii leave Washington to-day and sail
from New York for Europe for a visit
to their son-in-law and daughter. Baron
and Baroness Serge Alexander Korf. at
their home. in Switzerland.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12

Dr.. and Mrs. Fremont Smith entertain
ed a. large reception yesterday after
noon in honor OF DR.. William Osler. OF
Oxford, England. who Is their house
guest for a few days
The Washington herald., 1909-05-12
FEDERATION Or ART
OPENS CONVENTION
Vice President Sherman We'll
comes Delegates.
RECEIVED BY TIE PRESIDENT

Members visit White House. Where
Mr.. Taft Addresses Them-Senat0r
Neviands Causes Stir at Session by
Rap at ROOseveIt-Senstor Root
speaks-Art in schools Favored.
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d" AMBITION HAS NO REST"
By The OPTIMIST

to large number of suEsestiOHs
s
Optmists
am sure there VIII be no member the club but who viii have something
woman in breast ambition Is dead No mat
:
something
joys things fe which Is not
wholly unworthy
furnish the means I" make otherS happy Or it be the spiritual
helpful quotations and the
Washington opulst
Club potent advocate
She help Of the members the spread of optimism
The expressions
gratifying of the
The club Ia. gFO,n fast in the past few months and If Is s
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