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The Washington times., 1909-03-23
ANXIOUS TO LOCATE
GIRL STOLEN IN 1891
Man Inerts ADJ in Paper But Will
Not Tell Circum-
stances

Los ANGELES, Cal, March 23--Mys-
terry surrounds the motive OF the follow
ing personal advertisement in news
paper:
Would like to communicate with
people who had girl by the name of
PeaII stolen in Chicago eighteen years
ago. Address 2. o. Boz a.
Gilbert Woodill admits that he insert
ed the advertisement, but he refused 10
give any information concerning the
search he has instituted. saying he
is bound by solemn pledge to maintain
silence.
THE only thing ] can say Is that there
Syas A girl lost eighteen years ago by
the name of Pearl he said. Should
we accomplish anything by advertising
there will be an interesting story"
Young WoOdill last summer married
Miss Edith Thompson, Of New York, a
ward Of Lyman j. Gage,
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
FREDERICK COUNTY
BIDS FOR COLLEGE

FREDERICK. Nd March &-Citi-
Zens Of MiddletOwn, AIyersyille and the
northern section OF the county are elat-
ed over the prospect Of having Eastern
College, a large co-educatiOnaI insritu-
ton Of near Roanoke. Va removed 10
MyerSViile. More than $1,000 of an
amount OF 10000 asked for its removal
has been raised
DIT. $. VI. Newman. president Of the
college. has been to AiyerSviIie and IS
pleased with the prospective new To-
cation. Solicitors in charge Of raising
the fund say that il viii be secured
A site OF a4sut twenty-five acres Is
desired. upon which viii be erected
buildings costing more than $4,000.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SAD CASE OF WISCONSIN PA.
PER MANUFACTURERS.

Elsewhere in this paper Is told the
tale of how the Wisconsin paper manu-
fecturers met with grief when they
told their Congressional delegation all
about why the present duty rates must
be preserved or the industry will be
ruined. They had a fine set Of facts,
1t appears. perfectly organized, 10 show
that if the present S6 per ton duty on
print paper be removed, Canada will get
The whole business.
Representative Stafford Of Wisconsin
hsvihg been for near "A year member
Of the Mann Special Pulp and Paper
Investigating Committee. was full Of
expert information. Every time the
Wiscon. in gentlemen turned loose a
statement OF fact that wasn't true, Mr..
Stafford called them to account and
corrected them II wasn't long before
lac had them reasonably terrorized.
The manufacturers began by point
ing out that the cost OF making paper
Is much larger in this country than in
Canada Mr. Stafford assured them
that they were mistaken: the cost OF
making paper was just about the same
IN the two countries. And he prov
Cd it.
Then the manufacturers told their
story Of how labor costs more in the
United States than in Canada, and the
tariff IS necessary to maintain the SUI
perior scale of American living. Right
there Mr.. Stafford landed hard lie
showed as TO particular mills, OF both
sides Of the line, that the alleged
superiority Of wages and working con
ditions is in fact on the side of the
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
B. c. BEVERIDGE
BURIED TOMORROW
Resident of Washington for Half
Century, and Indians
Friend.

The funeral OF Benjamin C Beverage
win take place from Lees undertaking
establishment at 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon The Rev Donald g Mac
Leod. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church. wiz conduct the Services Ir,-
terment viii 0e in Rock creek Cemetery-
For more than half n century NJ
Beverage gro was SeveuCv-fiVe years
OF age. had resided in Washington He
was born in Baltimore, came here when
twenty years Old. and TWO years late~
onened the historic washington HouS =,
on Third 5treet and Pennsylvania ave
nue. Later he established hosiery
exclusively Tor Indians, at 2l Thir--
street. and won a national reputation
as the friend OF the Red Man 9
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
VOODOO MURDERERS
SENTENCED TO DIE
They Killed White Child and
Carved Out Heart to
Get Cure.
Cure.

HAVANA, March 23.-The Addiencia
at MatanZas has agreed on the sentence
in the case Of the Brujcs, who last sum
mer kidnapped, killed and carved out the
neart Of white female child named
Lusa, with which to cOnCOct medicine.
According TO their superstition, il
would cure a sick negro woman. Three
who were indicted DemeUiO Valiedares.
Fidel ValladareS. and Irene RodriRH ;eZ-
the Audiencia sentenced to death ! di-
rect torturerS and murderers OF the
child. Jose Ponce. also called Tinmarin,
was sentenced TO hard labor FOR twenty
years and similar punishment for less
time is given two women.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
CONSUL CUTS
CONSUAR RATES
Bey's Successor Sends
Word TO Syrian Newspapers
of Changed Schedule.

NEW YORK. March 23-In the alb
sence of Mundji Bey, who has gone
home on four months leave. Riauf
Ahmed Bey, first secretary of the Turk
iSh embassy. and acting consul general.
has sent word TO the Syrian newspa pers
OF d new schedule Of prices for consul
late business in the future.
The acting consuTs schedule is re-
duction of the one maintained by Mgnd-
il Bey, which the latter declared he
maintained because his predecessors
had done so.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
WHITLA KIDNAPPING CASE,
AND OTHERS LIKE IT.

It's all well enough to say that the
Whitla family shouldn't have been al
lowed to pay ransom for the boy; but
it isn't true. Anybody else would have
done the same thing in the like circum-
stances.
The question of whether the parent
of the kidnapped boy is under obligation
to keep faith with the abductors, is diff
ferent- Somehow or other, they ought
TO be caught and punished. The law
should have the cooperation of Whitla
IN capturing them. He may be fearful
of the vengeance of the gang if he
takes part in their capture; but that is
the chance he owes to the community
to take.
Thee is peculiar Importance right
now about capturing these kidnapers
and furnishing them. This sort of crime
IS appealing to the imagination. 1t
has been successful and spectacular.
The mystery of Charlie Ross is un-
solved; the captor of Eddie Cudahy got
his money, got away, and when finally
caught was actually acquitted by a
jury, apparently on the theory that as
the boy wasn't hurt, it was public
service to separate so wealthy a parent
from part OF his accumulation,
Hanging would be a very proper pen
atty in such cases as these. An
especially rigorous punishment is need
cd to Offset the spectacular attractive
ness of the crime. Just so surely as
the criminals in this latest case are
not captured and punished, so surely
viii there be an epidemic of this sort
OF crime. Probably there viii be more
or less of an epidemic, anyhow.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Capital Tales
CRANE HAS GOOD WING.

Senator Winthrop Murray Crane OF
Massachusetts, one of the President
closest political advisers, is baseoai'
enthusiast In the summer time ne
plays the game, often doing the honors
in the pitchers box
Last summer at Hot Springs. Va, the
Senator ana Mr.. Taft played on a case
ball team, and on that historic occa-
sion Crane pitched nine innings ana
showed up in the morning saying ms
wing felt fine
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Hosts at Dinner

Hosts at Dinner.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Emory were
hosts at dinner last evening in their
home, on Connecticut avenue, in honor
OF the Russian ambassador, Baron
Roseu.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Dick
lnson viii go to Panama shortly after
Easter for an extended stay. Upon their
return they Will go to their summer
nome, Laurel Lodge, in the Cumberland
mountains of Tennessee, where they
will stay until autumn
Lady Paget, of England, the guest
or Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, was
received at the White House at tea
yesterday Afternoon by Mrs. Taft
Considerable interest is being mani
rested In the tea and sale to be held
Thursday afternoon from to 6 O'Clock.
Tor the benefit Of the Soldiers. Sailors
ana Marines Club at the club house
81 9 street northwest, under the aus
plceS of the Wopz MS Army and Navy
League. Mrs. huEck Palmer is chair
man OF the club committee in charge
of the tea
The tea table will be presided over
by Mrs. 4. l. Tanner and Mrs. ".
IL Bell and Mrs. Lyman Tiffany, Mrs.
owen Oakley, Mrs l. b. Galloway and
Miss Florence Adams win have charge
OF the fancy tables.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
IN COURT
EVEN IF MARRIED

ATLANTA. Ca. March sS.-Hattie
Hood. thirteen! and SaIIie OgIes. sew
enteen. were whipped in police court
today by order of Recorder BroyIes.
who had been appealed 10 BY the par
enJS Of the girls 10 punish them FOR
their unruly conduct
Salle Ogies was married sCme time
ago. but Is now separated from her
husband. and has been living at home.
doing pretty much as she pleased. and
telling her parents when they wanted
TO cLaStise her that they couldn't. be-
cause I'm married now
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
ARTIST OF SIXTY
WEBS HIS COUSIN
Youthful Romance Finally Leads
Philadelphia Couple 10
the Altar.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. March .
Henry Singleton Bisbing. an artist.
whose home IS in Philadelphia AMI
VINO Is threescoce years old today be
came a benedict. and the bride Is his
cousin. Miss Amelia Bisbing, whOm ne
had been in love with since he was a
youth.
The wedding came as a climax 20
several efforts IN Philadelphia whefe
the law interfeTed with the wedding of
cousins Here they found that they
had 20 give five days public notice b.
taking out a license to wed
Bride and groom desired secrecy. but
none came TO them after the liCenSe
was Issued TOD the FIVE days were
I'D and they were married IN First
Presbyterian Church
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
"About Thebes. "

4 special committee or the Board OF
Lady Managers OF the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital has taken the
performance of Mrs. Barney's play
About Thebes" for Saturday evening,
April "A, for the benefit OF the hospital
debt.
Mrs. Clifford Walton is chairman or
the committee in charge Of arrange
mentS which includes Mrs. William d.
Fox, Mrs. Percy Myers, Mrs. William
Dove, Mrs. William NJ. Beall. and Mrs
Randolph b. Hopkins.
Rehearsals are now being held every
day FOR the performance OF the play
which Is TO be put on at the Belasco
Theater the week or April 70, for the
be nefit OF several charities, under the
stage direction Of Percy Leach, who so
successfully directed the two previous
EFFORTS of Washington society folk
Mrs. p. Lee Phillips has been selected
Tor the prlma donna part and the cast
VIII include a number Of society ma
irons, bellies, and beaux
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
DICKINSON ON BREADTH.

Secretary OF War Dickinson is q
Democrat. as ne has announced several
times.
The other day man who said he was
from Kansas called TO see Dickinson,
and said:
Il just wanted to shake hands with
YOU. I wanted to look at Democrat
who was broad enough TO accept q
place in a Republican Cabinet.
Well said Dickinson. you'd bet
ter go to see the Republican who was
broad enough to offer me the place II
you think I'm broad, what do you
think of him2''
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
POWHATAN QUIET.
AFTER FATAL FIRE

POWHATAN, Va. March E.-The
authorities here claim that they an
ticipate no trouble in connection NTH
the grand jury investigation which has
begun IN the case growing out Of Tire
recent burning of the Skipwith home
near here. when Mrs. n r Skipwitl
and Walter G Johnson wee burr. eli
10 death
There were four negroes heId az
Richmond as important witnesses 5u
the case and three OF these were
brought here, but the fourth Negro was
left at Richmond as preCaution-
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
KNOX GRIPS WELL.

PhiIander =. Knox, the Secretary OF
State, Is a horseback rider Being
short OF stature. Knox grips his horse
with the calves Of his legs as well as
with the more correct knee grip. AT
any rate, ne manages to stay on and
has a good seat in the saddle.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
YESTERDAY.

Here is Lies Jh-calendar.
Here are hours OF rest.
Here are days and days Of toll.
And times Tor tears ana Jest;
None 50 good as those 10 come"
So the wise men say.
But 10 ire the best must be
Ever Yesterday
Yesterday II never T5ined,
y Yesterday was Iair:
Not a sorrow dimmed the sun,
Not a tear was there;
Underneath the clOudless sky,
In the always MAY.
All the earth was glad and young
only Yesterday.
Now the dinerenCeI The hours
All have grown so long:
Hair the flowers are whitening,
Half tie world is wrong;
All my friends are growing old,
! ann growing gray,
Waiting till tomorrow sun
Rise on Yesterday.
Reginald Wright Kaufman. In [
Smart Set.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
White House Callers

Senator'S Penrose of Pennsylvania.
CJVtis of Kansas
'BristOw Of Kansas.
Smith OF South Carolina
La Toilette of Wisconsin.
Nelson of Minnesota.
Representatives Butler of Pennsylpauia
Stevens of Minnesota.
Kahn r. California
The members Of the Cabinet.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
MRS. JOHN F. DRYDEN ENTERTAINS
LARGE COMPANY TO-DAY AT
A LUNCHEON.

Mrs John F. Dryden entertained a
large company at luncheon today in
her home on Eighteenth street, having
as her guests Mrs. Harlan, Miss Can
non, Mrs. Foraker. Mrs. Scott, Nine.
Quesada, Mrs. DalzeIl, Mrs Lamar.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Sternberg,
Mrs. Audenreid. Mrs. John P. Jack
son, Mrs. Ishsm Hornsby, Mrs. Hatch,
Mrs. John Lindsay Morehead. Mrs.
Radcliff. Mrs. Warren Beach, Mrs.
Miss Wsod. Miss Thompson, Miss
Frances Murphy, Of New Jersey; Miss
Benham and Mrs. Kuser.
Miss Frances Murphy. of New Jersey,
is spending few days in Washington.
the guest OF Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained
a box party at the Belssco Theater
last evening for the opening perform
ance of The Blue Mouse"
In Lady Paget's Honor.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
Nabuco entertained at dinner last even
ing In honor or Lady Puget The COM
pany invited TO meet her included Sen
ator Root, Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Newberry,
the Belgian Minister and Baroness Mon
eheur, the Portuguese minister, V.scount
date, Huntington Wilson, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and Mrs Beck
man Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. LarZ
Anderson. Miss Patten. Mitchell Innes.
and Mr.. do Amaral.
Major ard Mrs. Scott were the guests
in whose honor General and Mrs. Sharpe
were hosts at dinner last evening.
who spent the last few days in New
York, will return to Washington today.
Miss Boardman was hostess at small
reception last evening in her home on
L street
Mrs. Truman H. NeWberry and Miss
Carol Newberry left Washington today
for New York, where, accompanied by
former Secretary Newberry. they will
sail for an extended European sOjourn
Wednesday, March 81.
Jusserand have gone TO New York 70
see former President Roosevelt of on
bis hunting trip. Ambassador Jusser-
and was member OF the famous RoOse-
welt Tennis Cabinet"
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
ROLLS OVER. SAVES LIFE.

DURHAM, y. G.. March civilian
Williams, superintendent Of the Dur
ham ice factory. was struck b. a street
car this morning and his leg shat
tered. besides receiving other injuries
When knocked down he rolled over.
which act saved his life. He VIII re-
cover.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Lecture on Persia.

The second lecture on Persia by the
imperial consul OH Persia in Washing
ton. Mira All Kuii Khan. was given
before a large and enthusiastic audience
III the home OF Mrs. A. C Barney,
Studio House. yesterday afternoon The
subject OF this lecture was Persia To-
day and Yesterday
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mr.. Bryan. just on the sunny side Of
nifty announces the discovery that he
IS still young. This ought 10 cheer peo-
pie who have been wondering If he
wouldn't some day discover that he is
too young 10 run for President anv
more
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

When you stop 10 think OF II. Pitts
burg must be a lot bigger town than
We've realized. Report cores that
there are still remaining q considera BILE
number Of leading citizens who have
not been indicted for anything whatever.
and have not skipped the community
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

In fact. the Democrats Of the House
Of Representatives seem 10 be present
ing fine sample or the sort of har-
mony which has traditiOnaIly made the
Democratic party such a good thing for
the Republican party.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Tafts at the PLAY.

The President and Mrs. Taft enter
tanned a box party last evening at the
Columbia Theater. Their guests were
Mrs. Frank kellogg, of Chicago. Lieu
tenant Shsckford. and Charles Taft
Other box holders were the Second
Secretary of the French Embassy and
Viscountess de Martel. who entertained
IA their box Nine de Bardac, Miss
WyGorg Miss Sherman, Miss CockreI.
Prince Zu Windisch-GraetZ, OF the Aus
TRAN embassy; Mr.. Cora. Of Inc Italian
embassy; Mr. Strive and Baron de
Staei, Of the Russian embassy, and Mr.
Royaards. Of the Netherlands legation.
Mrs Richard Harlow entertained a,
party in her box. Among her guests
vas Miss Mary Switzerland
The Misses Never, daughter OF the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs Meyer.
their guests Prince Koudachem. OF the
Russian embassy and Mr.. Cresson-
William Hit was host at a box party.
having as his guests Mr. and Mrs
Preston Gibson, Miss Katherine Elkils,
Miss Constance Hoyt, and Oden Horst
mann.
In the audience were the military at
tache Of the British embassy, Col
James. with the military attache OF the
japanese embassy. Major Tanake; Mrs
William Manning Irwin, Miss Annie
Irwin. Mime. Chermont, OF the Brazilian
embassy. Mrs. J. Van Nechten Olcott,
Mrs. Burrell Hoffman, Mrs. Frank
Hume Miss Mabel Hume. Mrs James
+. Barbour. and Mr.. Salinas OF the
Chilean legation.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

It's announced Z. II. Hartman has
bought a big place in California. Read
ing what they write about Hartman
when campaign is on in California.
nobody would dream that there was
anything left in the State that he didn't
already own.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Nnkind remarks about the glove
tariff are being passed sroTfnd, anent
the recent activities OF Mr Lattauer IN
behalf Of the House organization. Now,
isn't that nasty. Was Mr.. Littauer ex-
pected 10 do all that hustling for Uncle
Joe and the rules just from pure patriot
ism. and overlook a good thing Ike
tariff bill? Hardly
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

When the Government gets. for Gov
eminent salaries, the services OF men
like Lloyd Bowers and Joseph NJ Dick
inson, it is at least giving demonstra-
ton that Congressman are not so
scaudalOusly underpaid.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SAID UNCLE SILAS!

''Nothin' makes a felier feel so durn
foolish in a RESTRAINT as to try an
eat his peas with his knife when his
fork is handy. Los Angeles Express
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

It's also worth while, just AZ this
time. 10 think Of what fine exhibition
New York VIII make Of its enervescent
SELF when Mr.. Roosevelt comes back
sbout year-and-a-half hence
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

4 jury. OF wOmen-alI married and all
mothers-ought to sit in the case Of the
kidnapers.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mrs. Louis J. Silverman, OF the Beau
claire apartment, entertained at dinner
Saturday evening IrS. Paul CObleuzer,
OF Boston; Mrs. julius West, Of Toledo,
Ohio. and Mrs. Bertha Oppenheimer, Of
Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
SHIVELY.

The new Senator from Indiana. Ben
jamin F. Shively. has the reputation OK
being one Of the haadsomest men In
the Senate.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Good-by, Mr.. Roosevelt; here's hoping
YOU get home before Wall Street will
begin 10 yearn for you.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
AT HONE

Mrs. John \. Kelliher Of the BurIing-
ton, Will receive informally this after
noon.
Mrs John y. Pistol will b. at home
informally tomorrow at the Fcutaw.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Informal Luncheon.

The Mexican Minister TO Cuba and
Nine. Godoy were hosts at an informal
luncheon today in compliment 10 the
former Mexican ambassador TO this
country. Senior Joaquin Casssus, his
son. Senior Hector CasasUs, and MS
nephew, Mr.. Sierra.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
IN A SANCTUM.

Visitor Who is that ssd-looking indi-
ViduaI over in tho COrneT2
ONCE Boyle de joke editor.-Bo-
hemian.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Friday evening. AEnrch &c. the "citi-
Zens Of Sixteenth street Will hold
meeting at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joy Edison, 1324 Sixteenth street
for the purpose OF perfecting arrange
menJs for the changing OF the name OF
the street. Several names have been
brought Up for consideration. but the
one most IN favor with tie ma jOrity is
Avenue Of the Presidert s.
Mrs. John =. Henderson, to whose IN
firing efforts and ceaseIess energy the
wonderful Improvement Of upper Six
teenth street IS due, VIII make a re-
port upon the Development In the matter
during the last year.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Sullivan-Giltner.

Invitations have beer issued by Mr..
and Mrs. William NJ Glover for the
marriage of their niece, Miss Virginia
Bartlett Sullivan. to DR. Harry Albert
Giltner, U. s N, on the evening OF
March "a, a. s o'clock. IN the Western
Presbyterian Church
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Considerable light is being thrown
on the failure OF Washington gas to
throw any considerable light
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger, OF
the Bellevue apartment, leave Tuesday
Tor Atlantic City and New York, to be
gone about two %@aks.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
Miss Dorsey's Recital.

Mrs. Harlan, wife Of Mr.. Justice Har-
Ian. has loaned her house, 14Oi Euclid
street. for the recital this afternoon
at o'clock, Of Southern Negro Folk
Songs. folk lore and mo1clogues, by
Miss Anna Vernon Dorsey, Of MARYLAND
The patroness of the recital are Mrs
Sherman, Mrs Bryce. Counties Moitke,
Baroness AIoncheur. Mrs. Brewer. Mrs
Day, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Harlan, Mrs
Hugh Wallace. Mrs. White, Mrs. Knox
Mrs. Depew, Mrs. Dryden. Mrs. EIkiIts
Mrs Hale, Miss Kean. Mrs Wetmore.
Mrs. I4arz Anderson, Mrs. Chatard. Mrs
Francis Il. Crowninshield. Mrs. Ed Til
fany Dyer, Mrs. Mark Hanna. Mrs
James Harlan, Mrs Richard Harlow,
Mrs John Hay, Mrs Janin. Miss Ki0-
hey, Ms Arthur Lee. Miss Litchhell
Mrs II. r MRcfariand, Mrs. Randolph
McKim, Mrs. Morris Murray. Mrs. r.
Lee Phillips. Miss Alice Riggs, Mrs
Hunt Slater. Mrs. Fremont-SmitE. Mrs
Charles A. Spaulding. Mrs. J. Selwyn
TAFT, Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs.
Ten Eyck Wendell.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows have as
their guests for a few days their niece
and nephew, Mr.. AID Mrs A. r Con-
nable. of Kalamazoo, Mich, who are
en- route to their home after an extern
sive Southern tour
Miss Church. OF Marshall Mich. who
has been visiting Mrs. Burrows left
Washington yesterday To-. Virginia
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Miss Adele Goldman, OF WaIbrook.
Md, VINO has been the guest of Mrs
Sidney kaufman, returned 10 her home
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mrs. Joseph Thropp entertained a
party informally at bridge this morning
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mrs. Simon kann. or Belmont road
entertained the Saturday Night Bridge
CIub.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Lansford Gibson Orn-
dorff have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter. Irene Orn-
doTn. 70 DR.. Charles Sterne, L. 8 N
Thursday evening, March >. in their
nome, ISIS Twenty-fCurth street. at
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenthal left sun
day for a fortnight stay al Atlantic
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

The Hon. Miss Malide PauncefOte OF
England, and Miss Charlotte Harding.
Of New York, are the guests Of Mrs.
James W. Pinchot, at her residence on
Rhode Island avenue.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
TAFT GIVES CAPERS
SOLAR PLEXUS BLOW
Turns TO Democratic Senator
for Advice on South
Carolina Jobs.

CcontiEued from First Page
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Nathan Sickle, of Newark, y. J., was
the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs
Max Weyl- OF r street.
The Washington times., 1909-03-23

Mr. and Mrs. IS PeySer. Of Six
teenth street. left sunday for a week 8
visit TO Atlanta, Ga
The Washington times., 1909-03-23
purpose of the Tariff.
BoIynge Still on Hand.

Robert W. BonynSe of Colorado VIII
helped frame the tariff bill, but who
not q member OF the Sixty-first Con
gTess, is remaining in Washington {
see how the bill fares. and occupies hi
old seat in the House daily His friend
assert that he viii forget some day an
arise to address the chairman on som
point which requires an explanation