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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Antique bronze frames containing auto,
graphtd photographs of Billie Burke wet
distributed as souvenirs of the 10th per,
torrance OF Love Watches" in New YorK
Miss Burke. after the third act, answering
many recalls, said: II thank you 100 times
Tor 100 nights l never was so nervous OF
50 happy before"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Local thcater-Eoers will have an oppor-
tunity to see the most discussed play Of
the present generation when Charles Ram
Kenendy's "The Servant in the House Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Convict &c.," one of A. II. Woods list
of attractions, is underlined at the Krug
theater for three days, beginning next
Thursday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

The Mossrs. ShIbort announce that. after
tlr CONCLUSION OF MS present season in
The Pied P'peI.' De Wolf Hopper vii
le lnttly aldItln jtv fled Of comic oprr,
ana mucical comedy TO devote his efforts
TO legitimate comedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Miss elliot gave TO Tess during the week
at the Burwood that quality that has
marked all her serious work. She has a
peculiarly apt capacity for endowing her
parts with a life that seems 20 make them
real. and secures for them perfect SYM
pathy. n yet without resorting TO any
theatrical devices for the purpose Of at
tracing attention. Her Tess was the girl
wrestling nightly with her fate and con-
tending devotediy but fTtilely against a
flood OF circumstances that weighted her
down and destroyed her. II is a fine part
for expression by repression, and I'm this
Miss Elliott excels. She took the part at
its proper pitch, and sustained il well
throughout the terrific scenes of the sec
end. third and fourth acts. A splendid ex-
ample Of the value OF contrasts is afforded
by the endlngs of these acts, as each diff
fers materially from the other. showing a
separate phase OF emotional strain. and re-
qulring rare good judgment and taste TO
present each properly. The dull, lethargie
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Another play with the action laid in the
of Tennessee. where blood runs
warm and anger flares into a flame, will
be offered at the Krug theater for four
beginning Sunday matinee, Janu-
airy II. The piece bears the title of Ten
nessee Tess, Queen of the Moonshiners,"
and brings back to us winsome Lottie
Williams, who has a large following.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Although / was a prima donna Of one
OF the richest Hamburg houses says
Schumann-Heink, II never earned more
than 81, 80 per annum. When l closed an
engagement for Maurice Grau FOR a New
York engagement the Berlin opera house
Offered me a contract with a guarantee OF
$500 per annum, but / went TO New York
instead.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

Otis Skinner has play manuscripts from
Booth Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson,
Mrs. Josephine Parker, wife of a Harvard
q. olessJr, ana Lloyd Osborne. He is not
likely to try any OF them, however, un,.i
next season. lie will continue vita The
Honor of the Family" until June.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-17

II went home after the theatcT one night
with a successful woman star and her nus
band, and in their charming Apartment
swallowed oysters, munCled celery and dis
coursed To her on the charms Of her dom,s
tCity,' says the matinee gill 1t Is de-
llghtful, and We dIe domestic" she as
scented, but there's a business side. too
to never being seen in restaurants. F,I
the tip from the remark of a pair vino
stood admiring a couple of posters of stars
who sup In public after the theater
They're both In town next week: We must
go TO see them said the man. but What's
the use OF paying 81 a seat when you can
ing? You can catch a good deal OF float
ing wisdom IN you will listen for Il on Tho
streets. made un my Mind 10 49, No
free exhibitions.A ~
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Die Sruppen Dur0en eiliglt nod
Dem &atbqus geididt. Der tpiitenoe
8olfsbaufeil tpollte aber ni6t met.
den uno fonnte niht eber ausein.
anoereetrieben iperoen, Big 6ie Col
oaten eine Salpe abgegeben botten
uno 4 Berionen getotet uno llngefi6r
90 peripunoet tporoet maren. glebn.
lide geridte BON blutigen @onflife
ten iiro au1 aus anoern StGoten
Ralabriens eingetroffen.
= Cine Depel6e aus 9erlin Iagt:
Vei Der llerli6en Weloung bon Der
@ntoecfung bes 9ra9olna-grregers
our9 ErofeIior Or. Hihoro @reetf lit
elm lueientlihes Mo1nett nibt geni-
geno. betont iporoei1. Das gejhient
nun bon bieiiger fo6m1nni'1er 9teI-
le aus. Die Sra6omoforper9en fi1l-
Den iid immer ilur in friiden, ,,ne
bebanoelten Sallen. Shon nod fur
ger 8ebanbIung,au elmer 3eit, in
Ser bon Seilune nod ni6t Die Heoe
iein fam, fino iie oberflG6lih nibt
nebr nodueisbar. sic bolten iih
Damn lit Der 9iefe ber @etpebe, nes
NO aus iic iih perilebren nnb 9finf +.
fife perliriahen. 9(nf bieien lcs=
teren Tlllft miro bie beIpnoere sluf-
lnerfianfeit aelenft. ct giebt sic
Grflaruna fir Die 5oblreidert aoi,-
flifte 5lpiidben Ben 0anlpfergeieG-
ihaften iuno oen @inlporoerungsbe
borben it ben Ser. Staoten. Bpt
&diioeierer, Die in bieiiger SaIcn
ais poaig eintuonofrei befltnben ,pur-
oerl lit mdbrenb Ger l1eberfabrt SOS
alte 2eioen 5nriifgefebrt, 10 oob lie
.oriiben Dem itrel1gell @eietesha,n
berfielen.
General 5. Snf. a. .. ssulins
Gerop on gernois, Der friibere
prerBiiae arieesniniiter, 1T ernit-
li6 fronf. Sci benz bobel1 9llter ncs
Gotielltelt - Der General itebt I'M
iicbeninoiieb5teiten 2ebensiabre :
miro oas Shlimnite befiir6tet. 8iS
in Die iiingite 3eit lit er Iiteroriih
tatig aelpelen, mie er oenn 5u Den
berDorragenbiten oelltId)en MilitGr-
idriftiteaern gebort.
= Der preuBiide 9riessniniiter
bon @inem 5eigt SSSntereiie fir oas
neue 2uftidiff oes glberfeloer Niir.
gers @eeb, beiien Splten Der 9lr-
meeperipoltling 5ur uebernabme eln-
problem morben lit. 9as &riegslni-
niIterium bot ben Grfinber aufge.
foroert. Tlane uno &oitenanl1lage
eil5nrei6er, unl iiber Die enentllelle
@rtuerbllng idliiiIig 5ll iperoen.
sSSn Ser Conan bel @ien bat
man Die 2eibe ocs Dor rngefdbr ei-
mem Wonat peridipunbenen onleri-
falliihen Stuberlten Sliper 8ran de-
flulben Ser iunge Mann bot MI.
5,peifelbaft Selbltnoro beeol,gen
Die 8erliner Wtuiennlsleiiuaa
bat Die beriibnte @oslarer Berg
fame erluorben, ipeld)e ein Oteilter=
itiif altbeutl6er 8oloihnieoefll,;lt
it, Der ge5ablte Breis betragt nif)t
wenieer als 10000 Marf.
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Subn $. Bolton, offentIi6er SEQ.
tor. @runbeigentun. glgent fiji
Yeniionsonipriide.. 3imner 8, St
Sames Sotel, Sit.9ouiton stra6e,
geibe TeIepbone $50.
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Den giasara berabseitiirst.

Dieies llngliif mag Dem iinuorfib-
tigen Shiffer, Der Die @arill,ng ber
Strolnidnellen iiberiiebt, ipiberiab-
rem, uno dbnlid gebt es gnlen, toel-
DIE Die @arnnngen Der Natur nid)t
beadten. gfiidenidmer5en marnen
gl6, bob Die Nieren nibt in 9dtig=
felt ltno cine ernite &ranfbeit i'm
Mn5ue lit @oiieriubt, 3uder-
franfbeit ODER griebt'ihe Niesen-
franfbeit. Nebmt electric 8itters
uno bie Shmer5en iperoen fdminoen.
Cine SIaibe fir $1.00 fi,riertc
MIDI, idreibt S. 3. 8lanfenibip rol.
Self, Gem. Nur so Cts. bel alien
OrueoiIten.
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0iebcr iterben. 0pfipr.

oIs meme 5uBe perIieren", iaete M.
g 8 Bingham bon Hrineeton 81,
als Die slerate ibm oieie alternative
in einent Sail 8oneerene iteatell.
Damn brorhte er 8nflens arnica
Solbe, llno ipurbe pollig eebeilt. Sic
tllriert G5cema, 5ieberblalen, @en-
fen 8ranotuunheli nno &dtnorrhoi.
oen. 25 gts. bel allel, 9ruggiitet.
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gerlnutter Senoringer's om @er5-
ldlage nno Der eliidlihe Safer ielbit
gill9, ols er bon Dem Samiliensus
mods borte, in ieine Sheune llao
icbob iid tot.
= 0ad rnebrtagieeln Bro5eiie lit
Sran Georgia glnpn Soapion III
2pons, gseiu Dorf, BON Ser slnflase,
ibren @atter ernoroet su baberl.
freigeiprobelt. Der 8ro5eB erregte
aagemeines @ufieben megell Der oey
ieaidaftliden Steulng Der 9eteilia=
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9. u. & ". 4. gabu.
g.. s. c g. u. (Saupt-2iniel

gntunft-
@o. 9gom Often. .7:35 bonn
Ro. 7-0om Often. 600 nad,m
sto. 10-el Taio II. Beiten 1870 natln
Gbfabrt
SO. 10-gI gaio u. @elteu. 1880 nad,n
yso. 10-sad benz Often. 1890 rabEr
Np. 8-Nab benz Often. .11:40 borm
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gietOria 9ipiiipn, g. S. & g. u.
anfunft-
g2oo. 3o2-gnero, @ietoria, 7:3o nahm
Nbfabrt-
ao. ao1-gueru, gietoria. $50 porm
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sSn ben gpril ididen.

Gin alter Brand ITS: i'm Mpril
S4idt man btc garr'n, tupbtn man ,uil,
9ptb tuirb aud oft, tpenn eS 10 gliiGt
Gin Wcifcr in Mprii geidbidt.
g8ie 9aandber pIast iein 2ebenlams
Sid nb, iuirh habet reid - tn6 frant.
Menus 2eben er 9cnieken iuill,
SdJift ibn Der Sob Tn ben Mpril.
Wie Nsandjer itrebt nod bp6er CIR
9emitbt nm 9plitit iidl icbr,
9pdl bet ber Wabl tuirb eS linn Inr
DAT ct MIR elm Aprilnarr mar.
5err Gaupbe4 mill, ber Dpunernemr,
Der mud'riifen Weicke mebr,
Sd hpff', bay bic 2cgislatmr
Sbm 5eigt, bah ct aprilnarr MR.
Spcrr Sterling stromg lit ,pilb mn6 ton
fln6 nitntnt ben Nimmb gemnltig npa;
gr faBt, bak Der Salppn muf geb'n, -
GaR CT Elm Narr, fann Seber ieb'm.
Serr Nppiebelt ge1t mad Mfrifa,
Inn bpbes gSilb 5it jagen ba,
gHir buffen MIR, baE ct nidjt mill
Sid ielber ididen III April.
Nm galfan fiebt's gar fries'riid aus,
Die Serben riiiten tuie bic Saus,
nnb fin6en bod aiit Cube gar,
DAFT alles Gin dpriliders ,uar.
Web' id1 in eimen garruun 10
Damn forb're id) mir .al am %,
@enn Mnb'rcs baum ber @trt gebradjt
Damn tuirb er tiittis amsgcladbt.
Wetn lieber Meann, ifb BIN nur frph,
Bel einem Olaie, ~ amp"!
tlno babt ibr bieies nidjt sur Sanb,
Ueb ifb mad einem anbern Gtanb!"
9as III amp gier tit befannt
Als beites 8ier I'm san5en 2anb,
g8er fitI an bieiem Grant eranidt,
ST nidjt In ben April geitidt.
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90. s. & :. ga6n.

SO: 4-Nad oem Noroen. !. 80 bornl
.Slber" r"-Nn9 oern NorDen 900 natbnl
No 244-0oliiton etc -. 1915 nndlm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-10
seras.

2eeislatur bat Die 6isbueb-Go
ion 2iquor @in, Die geranoeruna
oes iesieen 2i5enseeiebes, nit oel1
i6arfen 2ee'ihen Mmenoetnesits, ipeI,
1e oas 3rilfen in einer1t Saloon
perbieten uno Elm unb bielelbe 2i.
5ens fir Bier ,nb Mbisfep-gerfaui
cinfiibren, angenommen. Die 8ill
utuB iest nod ben Senot pofiisren.
Inn 8eiesesfraft 5u erlangen.
9is gum erlten slpril lillb III
utlerm Staat 2,600,780 8allel1
9ollmpoae geginnt iporoelt. 2estes
Sabr betrng Die 3obl Ser geeinntey1
0allen nm / Mpril 1,815,544 Bal
len.
Die glcftri5it1tsfperfe bon q
8. goplen IN 8rotpnipoob llno bas
benabbarte @ei6aftsbaus bon Go1
& 60. iino obgebrannt. Der Sdo,
Den belouft iid auf ilngefabr $75,-
900.
9tap Hatelifi ein ie9s5ebnIab-
riger essltnge, ser als ygea 8op" I'M
Sbeloon @otel au 81 Yaio angeiteat
mar, bat ieinen u5d)as", Die pier.
3ebnidbrige 8lanhe 2efepre, ullo
oann iib ielbit eridoiien.
~ Muf Der Sarm bon s. 8.
8bitebeao in Der geabe bon Stod-
oale muroe Elm adtiabriser Meri-
faner=Sinse bon ieinem alteren
8ri,oer ourh 3ufan erl6oiien.
slus Ser @egello BON 2areoo
fino in bieier Saiion bereits flint
6ltnoert @ogenlaonngen 3fpiebeln
oeriailot porben.
- go. @elif, Elm ilneer Waml
BON 5lpan5ig sSobren,> lit bonn Ge-
riht in l1palbe ihuIoig befiinoen, onl
Beef Greet oberbalb Nance in Go
marbs gountp, einen eeipilien Gen
sanner getotet 81 baben, itno lit 3ll
25 SSsabren 3u1tbaus berurteilt NOR
oen.
- Gin ii1 Der Ndbe bon grofett
mobnenoer sSarmer namens Com
8or bot fib erihoiien. Sssn einenl
griefe, oen er binterlieB, fogte er,
Die l1eberseiigungy baB Die better
2eute in Der @egeno i'm perahteteil,
neil er ieinen gteffen lpegen Dieb-
ltabls babe pro5ellieren laifen, babe
i'm in ben Sob getrieben.
- csn Sort @ortb lit sSrau sSron-
Gig ban 3ollot, Die Bihpe ssiaat
ban 3anofs, Der ieiner5eit Die @er-
6anolungen nit Der &gierllng Der
8er. Stoaten iiber bic 9lnneriol;
oou geras, leitete, geitorben. sic
1T "a Sabre alt geiporben uno batte
ieit Dem Sabre 1888 in unierm Staa'
te eeipobttt.
ginem fanloien Bis bat iid
neulid Der Senator Station gemnbt
Gr bracbte cine 8ia elm, Die 6as
8erlongen nnb @ein, Bier ODER an,
bern aIfobolbaItieen @etrdnfe fiir
| ungeieblih erflart, nit @usnabme
Ser Counties @ife, Sad uno gau
3onot, lno Die beltintnt, bob cir
seoer Der oieIes 8erbot nniBa1tet,
nit elmer @el6itrafe, oeren Sobe
Don Sterline g. Strone gu beitim-
men lei, bie jeooh $4,000 Ghi
| iiberlteigen oiirfe, belest ooer auf 2e-
bens5eit in's 8efdngnis gu Wontaaue
gountn geltedt lperoe. Natiirlid
I,pnroe oieie fanroie gia, Die iibri'
tgens neniser elm l1lf als cine GRIM
| miee Satpre anf tatidblihe Der
| baltniiie it, fir auBer Srbnung er.
fl1rt.
lleberaa IN Noro-9eras ideini
rs pdbreno Der lebten 3oge eefrorcl
su baben. g[us nielen @egenoer
miro gelnelbet, BOB Der sSroit in Der
@1rten uno auf oen Seloern grobe'
Sdaoen aneeridtet babe.
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sfihter ssohn 8. 9hiQips

@i6ter SSobn 5. Ybillips in
Springfielo, Mo., nerurteiite fiir5.
lid i'm bieiigen 8unoeseeridt oell
9rieftrdger Glepelono Carroll 81 ei-
ner Recommendation Strafe in Der
Miiiouri Neform-Sbule. Die sln.
flage lautete auf llnterihlagung not
goit-Sonos. gs banbeIte iib I'M
2 Gents, Die man ibm gegeben bate,
Inn bonit cine 2 Gents=Marfe sn
faufen, Die er ontf einen 8rief fle-
ben Iollte.
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Smpfe fir TauI6brono, aSil-
bes Jeuer (8ladIeg). Sum Ber,
fnuf BEL Gupples Drug gompamu.
1923 %. gomnercecSt.. San g(ntonio.
= 8ute @etr1nfe nno fomoIer
2und itets in 8nrsitaller's Galuum
nnb 3eitanrant, 8iIlita GtroBe, ne6en
scr Solle Ser Sernonnaiobne.
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slus Monterep miro genleloeL
ooB es bort uno in anoern @egelloel,
Noro- -Merifo's gut geregnet babe.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25

Look about you, and sooner or later
you viii see some man to whom the
idea Of wealth, as wealth, does not ap-
peal. advise you to watch this man
closely for he will presently dem
onstrate to you that money dominates
every body except the man who does
not want money. You may meet that
man on your farm, in your village, or
in your legislature. But be sure
that whenever or wherever you meet
him, as soon as it comes to a direct
issue between you his little finger
viii be thicker than your loins. You
will go in fear of him; he will not
go in fear of you. You will do what
he wants; he viii not do what you
want. You will find that you have
no weapon in your armOry with which
you can attack him; no argument with
which you can appeal to him. What
ever you gain, he will gain more.
would like you better to be that man,
because from the lower point of view
it doesn't pay to be possessed by the
desire Of wealth for wealth's sake. II
more wealth is necessary TO you for
purposes not your own, use your left
hand to acquire it, but keep your right
for your proper work in life. II you
employ both arms in that game you
will be in danger of STOPPING; in dan
ger also of losing your sOul.-Rudyard
Kipling.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25
A Determined Violet.

An ancient homestead in Wood
stock, Conn. shelters under its thresh-
old an interesting freak of nature Be
tween the house and its huge old door
step is a narrow cTevice filed with
cement. In this hard and seemingly
forbidding environment a fine flourish
ing English violet plant awakens much
wonder and admiration. With appar.
emily no encouragement this brave lit
tie plant yearly puts forth fresh leaves
and sometimes as many as ten fra
grant flowers bloom at once.-Coun-
try Life in America.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25
The Cow.

There is a virtue in the COW; she is
full of goodness; a wholesome odor
exhales from her; the whole land
scape looks out of her soft eyes; the
quality and the aroma of miles of
meadow and pasture lands are in her
presence and products. l had rather
have the care of cattle than be the
keeper of the great seal of the nation
Where the COW is, there is Arcadia;
so far as her influence prevails, there
is cOntentment, humility and sweet,
homely life.-John Burroughs,
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25
The automobile on the road.
SALESMEN WANTED.

We desire the services of one hun
dred statesmen and saleswomen in
Washington, and one representative
in every city and town reached by
this paper.
They must all be energetic, earn
est hustlers. To such people we will
submit an exceptionally liberal COM
mission proposition, with weekly adj
vances. Both stretched to the limit,
with a view of obtaining the RIGHT
KIND of representatives.
This is an immediate opportunity
to men and women of intelligence,
good appearance and address to pre-
sent to investors the most attractive
money certainty and substantial pro-
iect before the public, where every
dollar will be invested in the best of
Washington centrally located real es-
tate.
We want men and women who are
hustlers to follow the leads and close
contracts.
IF YOU are a producer and looking
for a good, live proposition, you had
better apply at once to
Lincoln Memorial Building Com
bdHys Offices, 494 Louisiana Ave
nue. Northwest, Washington, DC.
VISITING CARDS.
Send for a package of visiting
cards. w Calvin Chase, Jr., 1912
Florida Avenue or 100 Eye Street
Northwest.
If YOU want hrst-class printing
done send to w. Calvin Chase, Jr.,I
for estimate.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25
Queer LEGAL Oaths,

In Siberia in the wild Ostayaks law
courts, the natives swear by the new
ly-severed head of a bear, which is
implored to subsequently rend and
devour them should they perjure them
selves; whilst in Assam the opposing
witnesses lay hold of chicken by its
feet and retain each one half as the
clerk of the court chops 1t in two.
By undergoing this ceremony they
are considered to be pledged to like
fate in the event of their swearing
falsely.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25

collision while he was out driving
with her husband, is able to resume
her work again. Mrs Murray is one
of the most energetic business wo-
wen in the city.
Mrs. Geo w Robinson and family
have returned TO their city home, 3oA
s :, S w after spending the sum.
mer at Deanwood, d. c.
-nssifsh Writer Has Sounded Warn.
ing Against the Domination of
Mammon.
The Washington bee., 1909-09-25

school year will be held at Howard
University, Sunday at 4:3o.
Miss Mary E. Hill has returned
from Buena Vista Springs, where
she has been visiting.
Don't forget our collector will call
on YOU next week--do not put hnn
off. it takes money to run newspa-
per
Dr. West and family have returned
f1om Atlantic City where they were
visiting.
Miss Beatrice Childs has returned
to the city after spending a pleasant
vacation out OF the city.
Miss Larcie Cromwell spent few
days in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Miss Jessie Parks has been the
guest of Mrs. Williams, of PhlladeI-
rhia, Pennsylvania.
Social news will be put in free OF
cost.
Mrs. Bessie Mckinney Austin will
he in the city a few days, the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. s. A. Mckinney,
Of Or P street, northwest.
Miss Nettie r. Bisourd and Miss
Lucille Lucas. who have been spend
inc their vacation IN Toronto, Can
ada. have returned to the city to re
sumo their studies in the Clark Train
ing School.
Mr.. Peter Terrence left Charlotte,
North Carolina, last week where he
has been visiting his mother, for this
city.
Miss Geneva Campbell was the
guest Of Miss Rose Murphy of Bal
timore. last week.
Miss Kathleen Pebbles who has
been spending several weeks with her
sister in Baltimore, has returned to
the city.
Mrs. Smith and little daughter
Ruth are the guests OF Mrs. Mcclure,
Of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Miss Maggie Davis and Mrs.
Brooks are the guests OF friends in
Charlotte. North Carolina.
Miss Bessie Smith of this city, who
visited her sister in Boston, has re
turned much pleased with her trip.
Miss Florence Smith has also re-
turned from Boston.
Miss Gipsy Taylor is still in Bos-
ton. Quite number OF receptions
have been given in her honor.
Miss Laura Webb. of this city. who
had been spending the summer in
Sorrento. Maine, is now in Boston,
the guest of Mrs. Robert B. Reardon,
formerly OF this city.
Miss Bessie Riddick expects to
visit New York for the Hudson-Ful-
ton celebration.
Mr.. Harry Parker will leave the
city in time for the Hudson-Fulton
celebration.
Miss Lilly NJ Smith, teacher in
the Graded School Of Bellhaven,
North Carolina. has been spending
the summer here ,or the purpose OF
getting instruction in music from
Mrs. F. B. Norman. wife of DR.. Nor
man. 1911 Tea street. northwest.
Mrs. s. P. Martin who has been
spending the summer at Huntington.
Long Island. DR.. E@2ker T. Wash
ington's summer home, spent a few
DAYS with Mrs. NJ. ". D. Norman,
I2II Tea street. northwest. Mrs
Martin has been promoted from Ma
tron at Tuskegee Institute. Alabama.
to assistant of the Dean.
Mrs, Hattie W. Brown. of Brook
lvn. New York. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in this city,
left the city last week much pleased
with Washington.
Misses Gonevia B. Maxfeld and
Ruth Thomas spent Saturday in Bal
timore.
The excursions last Friday and
Saturday were swell affairs. OnIvj
Washington's best were represented.
Rev. P. w. H. Brooks. pastor OF
the 10th Street Baptist Church. has
returned to the city.
Mrs. Gertrude Jones and Miss
Theresa Baltimore, who have been
visiting friends in Cincinnati, Ohio.