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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Mrs. Vrooman Hostess
At Debutante Luncheon

Mrs. Vrooman was hostess Al lunch
con today, asking a company Of twenty
10 meet Miss AIarthena Harrison Her
guests included a number Of the deb
utantes Of this season and last
Mrs. Vrooman VIII hoe al home TO her
friends Saturdays throughout the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Curtis enter
tanned a party at dinner last evening
Covers were laid for fourteen. Amous
the guests were the Secretary Of Asri-
culture, Senator and Mrs Burrows,
Senator and Mrs Briggs. and E.r. and
Mrs William Barrel RldgeIy-
The American Minister to Denmark
and Mrs Egan have been Obliged to de-
cline all dinner invitations. except from
q few old friends, owing 20 the bad con-
ditiOn D. nj Exams throat zr- EEau
has asd 20 give ID his plans for the
lect,r~.s that ne was 10 have delivered
at srti..'-v College the University Club
and tho Knights o. Columbus
Mr. and Mrs Truman II Newbe-Ty
ere issuing invitations for a small dance
@ be given az Rauscher's. Monday even
ing. January 81
The Military Artacae Of the British
Embassy and the Hon Mrs James were
dinner hosts last evening Their guests
were NrGe- Dc LaZercrautz. wife Of the
Swedish minister. General and Mrs
NuiEeTSpu0u- Mr. and Mrs Fremont
smith. Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. Henderson
OF England the military atracle Uf
the japanese embassy Lieutenant COL
uueI Iauaka5 Air. SEybak and Rear
Admiral C0wies, Y. s. n
Arthur w Damn was host al stag
dinner Of twelve covers last evening a.;
his home on Ma-saclusetts avenue.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rta-e OF Miss Josephine r Dur and
Charles A Thomas The wedding t0ch
place last evening at O'Clock at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, the pas
tor the Rev O. 5 Abbott fr-- OEicia--
ing in the presence OF g. small party of
relatives ard friends
The Ladies Auxiliary Society gave q
ercnrr and bridge Yesterday afternoon
aL the Mercantile Club. Ger the benefit
of charity
-!-s- clara B-s-Iau. ne~ sou-iE-IEV
and daughtcr. ar. and Mrs. Goldsmith
SlEmlEt, are now located ar the Bean
claire apartment. EiEEre=urh street and
Florida avenue
"a -s- Max Cr~euEelU--. NJ the Prince
Ton --arrue"-. entertained the Card
club "Wednesday ia horror Of the sixth
anuiverarE -r her marriage
Mrs. Albert Si-m1n6- az the Ashley
apartment. has gone 90 Baltimore. -r
De the guest ~ her s.sts-, AIRS Eeu5z-
min Frank
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
THE NEW DISTRICT COMNnS-
SIONERS.

The Presidents selection Of Con mis-
sfoD~rs VIII undoubtedly prove satisfac-
tory TO a great majority of the citizens
Of the District. In Cuno r. Rudolph
and Gen John A Johnston he hes
found two men who can be depended
upon to give their best efforts To their
new work. and who 60 into office with
an intimate knowledge % the needs OF
the District
Mr.. Rudolph has for many years de-
voted much of ms time - the various
organizations engaged In lettering con-
ditions ID Washington This work has
been broad In IFS scope He has worked
among the poor and he has --ken a
prominent part In every movement
looking toward "a more beautiful CITY
In the various organizations with
which he has been connected he has
always been found working ener-
ceticaIIy for every plan which would
improve Washington, not only as a
residential city but also as a com
mereiaI city with great opportunities
He win 20 into office equipped 70 deal
with every phase Of life in the District.
President Taft could not have selected
a man better qualified in every way
for the office Of Commissioner
General Johnston has demonstrated
his ability in the business world since
his retirement from the army He has
been resident Of Washington long
enough 90 becous familiar with the
needs OF the CITY He has rare
ability as an ORGANIZER, and his bust
ness associates feei confident that ne
VIII make an excellent Commissioner
The new adm;1iscrst i1h seems
destined 10 he practical atminisrra-
ton conducting the affairs OF the Dis
tricr on strictly business basis i
Is now regarded as certain that Con-
gress VIII agree 10 a modification of
the financial plan OF Major Judsou and
the two new civilian Commissioners,
both successful business men, viii
E5ve invaluable in assisting the En-
EIneer Commissioner TO successfully
execute that plan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
What S on tie Program
Tonight IN Washington

Commercial CIub-Ba- quet and smoker
TO the District rCuuitJees OF the
House and Senate & o. m
Park View Citizens Association. Whit
Dey Avenue Christian Church, Park
road $50 % u5-
Masonic Teuple-halip0s GrOtto. Yelled
Prophets, election OF officers, .. m.
Meeting Of Detroit Clu5-Elks' Hail. 8
D m.
Lecture by Charles Bi-dseye, Of New
York. College Reorganization I'M
der auspices Of Federal Schooimen's
Association. Ebhitt House. 8 %. m
y NJ c. A--BibIe class reunion and din
uer- 7 o. m
Exhibition OF paintings by Edward w.
RedfelG. Curco-au Gallery Of Art
Beginning tonight and lasting one week.
an old-time revival viii be held at
PeutecostaI Church, u street be
tween Third and Fourth streets
northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Senator and Mrs. Root Are
Among Cabinet Off
GERS Guests.
Miss Ruth Noyes Is Hostess
at a Delightful Lunch
con Today.

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Meyer were dinner hosts last evening,
having among their guests Senator and
AIRS Root. the Military Attache Of the
French Embassy and Countess de
Chombrun, Col and Mrs Charles l.
McCaWI=y. Capt and Mrs. Walter Nc
Lean, ar. and Mrs. John story.
Miss Ruth Noyes. daughter OF 1Ir.
and MIS- Theodore W. &oyes, was host
ess at luncheon today, asking a company
Of young people TO meet Miss Myra
Hull, OF California, who IS spending the
winter with Mr. and Mrs Soyes-
Mrs. Cald ron Carlisle gave a dinner
followed by a theater party and dance,
al RauscheT last evening in honor Of
her niece, Miss Marjorie Pearson,
daughter OF the United States minister
to Greece. Richmond ParyoC. of NOrtl-
Carolina
The party occupied boz g al the Co
lUm3la Theater for the performance OF
The Man OF the Hour and for the
dancing number or other dinner and
Jheater parties Joined them at Eagsch-
er.s-
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert WaGsworth en-
tertaiued at their usual Thursday even
ms dinner followed by a reception and
dancing, last night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Nh. and Mrs. Newberry
Hosts at Dinner Partv

The former Secretary OF the Navy
and MIS- Truman IL Newherry gave d
dinner last evening al their home. on
Sixteenth street complimentary TO the
French Ambassadsr and lLrs. Jusser-
and
Hiss Edith Koou. Of the Highlands.
was hostess az O. dinner last evening
Her guests were 8Ta50r and Mrs Cole,
Ar and airs. Arthur Barnard, Miss
Margaret Eeedlau. li~z May Wood
ward. EIl=s Elrif-cd Davis, the min
is-e- E-gu Panama lIr- Arosemeua-
Henry Martin, secretary OF the Swiss
legation j. $. Carlo. attacHe % the
legation OF Ecuador. and Major Squire
lTr and Mrs ArulstsaF Peter were
among the dinner hosts OF last even
--E- Their guests were ny. and Mrs
-L.Fea, DR. and Mrs Ralph Jenkins.
1Ii=- EeaI- 1L-7 Peter. M Bos-er. and
dr. John Thomas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

Reid wrote a letter, in reply to an
inquiry, concerning the number Of I'M
employed men in the United States.
The question Of the unemployed Is q
very serious one In England now, and
Mr. Reid was asked whether It was
true that 100000 to 100000 men
were out of work in the States. He
replied that he did not know. but he
believed such figures represented a
great exaggeration.
This letter was presently read from
the stump by a Unionist candidate for
parliament It was presented to show
that conditions of employment were
vastly better in the United States than
IN England, and as an argument in
favor of the American protective tariff
system instead Of the British free trade
program
The Liberals, against whom the let
ter seemed to be aimed. have raised
a great protest about It, and threaten
70 have the British foreign office make
a protest TO Washington against the
ambassadors interference and furnish
ing arguments for one SIDE in a
British campaign.
Mr.. Reid is. now ON his was 90 this
country. and no statement from him
has been available. Tt Is oxplaineS
from London, however that his letter
was probably written without any
thought, much less authority, for its
public use. It was written, moreover,
before the British campaign had open
cd. and seemed. ar the time. to have
mo- possible political significance.
The incident Is especially interesting
as Illuminating the aguteuess of she
English campaign The Unionists have
taken UP the CRY Of tariff reform,
which 10 them means the adoption Of
the protective policy. TIE Liberals
are standing by the British program
% free trade The experience Of other
countries naturally is of the greatest
concern 10 both sides and such a letter
as chat of Mr.. Reid might easily be
regarded as violation of diplomatic
proprietie7
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Mrs. Garter
Holds TnfnrmaI ReEEntlnr.


Mrs Thomas IT. Carter, vie ~ Soma
-a- Garter. Of Montana. received IN
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Ms Carter was the American Munster
90 Denmark and l[rs. E-au-
Tina =4rr-fr-- -------s-T -.-. table was
--4 49, 49, a.
-l...Eel- ara '-..3-- ASSISTING ih ne --'.-
Ing room were Mrs. Dixon Mrs FrE,
Mrs I X -ro-a Mrs afe-r+-z Mrs.
zs-.s.-r- rr-----..-- A.. = - n E--.--.-
MIS- -a-A'Ar -t.-- avery N--7- DE- +-
Walsh li-s- Cunning tam. the Misses
Hickey. Miss Power Of Montana. Miss
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
CANADA HOLDS WITNESS.

NIAGARA FALLS Jan. Charles J.
Flynn. arrested In connection with the
$4,000 robbery Of the Canadian Express
COMPANY has been released following
the refusal of the Canadian authorizes
TO permit William Bobsou and PurI
Whistler. also under arrest 90 Cross the
border to testify Flynn j. said 20 have
eEreed 70 return several thousand dol
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

and Is not really basic as to the
authority of the commission there may
be justifiable difference Of opinion But
It Is certain that nothing less than the
Presidents recommendations should be
put through, and public sentiment. viii
condemn any attempt 10 emascriate
them or any failure 10 carry them
into effect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Arrfved-EiCksbuTE at Salina Cruz. and
Marietta at Port Limcn-
SaTIld-TaComa from BOCas del T0r1
for Grsvtown. Nayf1ower from Ssutf-
ago for Havana. Arethusa from
Mare Island for Panama, Mars.
Hector, and Vulcan from HamQ-
ton Roads for Guantanamo. ana
Glacier from NaEaSaId for Yoke
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
TOI son HELD ON BOND.

John Tolsoa. arrested in New York
and brought 20 washington by Detec-
tive Cox. was hello IT, 5000 bond hi
judge (imbaI today on a charge OF
stealing $50 IN money an overcoar. and
O. pair Of shoes, from Earl Ryan his
roommate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
TheateTs

Natloual-EvrIe BeIlew. in The Build
er Of Bridges $40 p. M.
Ee7asCO-- Hamlet .. m.
GOiumJ ia-'Mau Of the Hour" SID D. m.
Chase S-NaudeviiIe. SD pm
Academy Heart Of Alaska SIS D.m.
Eet--. Partisan Widows SIS 0 m
L.ECeum-''T The D5fcklingS,- S.I5 %. M
Cine Times vii be pleased To an
Eouuce meeting and euJerta iHmentS I'm
this column Write or phone announce
meutSa
Observation-Disclosures and moving MIC
lures from 20 II %. m
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
RECEPTION AT 1O2

WTLEESBARRE, Pa, Jan Mrs.
susan EU-lrU- Is one hundred and Two
years old today. She IS able 10 be
about her home and IS enjoying a de-
lree OF good heath. for one OF her ad-
TauCed axe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
A CURIOUS MARES NEST IN
ENGLAND.

They are making an effort IN Eng
land 10 stir mp an international com
piicatio1 over the alleged improper
interference of Ambassador WhteIav
ReH IN British politics, It appears
that some months ago Ambassador
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
KING ALFONSO BACK.

MADRID. Jan king Alfonso has
returned TO Madrid from ApdaIusia,
where re went oSteusihfy to hunt.
though IL was reported ar the time OF
his departure from here that he uas
= izctff - Inacsro -u nppF1tiSs4r far- the
rell=t Ct = trcGbIs q Lha ear ana ncSe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
White House Callers

The Cabinet met today
Representatives. Martin Of South Dakota
Townsend Of NfCHiEz n.
Tawney o. Minnesota
Bennett Of New York
Perkins OF C-eW York
Calder Of New York.
state Senator Armstrong Of New York
John A Stewart OF New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
FREIGHTER GOES ASHORE

HAVRE, Jan. The Hambure-Ar7er-
fcan line fTCiChtCT E-UrsI Bismarck.
from Havana December q for HAMBURG.
IS ashore ncJr OctevilIe. \ mile south
west Of Cher SourE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

Mrs Clarence r. Edwards, wife -
BTIEadler General Edwards. [. : A,
had q company OF young people dining
with 1er last evening. Her guests were
Miss HildPEarde NaEel, Mss CatHarlne
BTitton- Miss Eudora Clover Miss
Laura Merriam. Miss SOphv Johnston
Miss Mary NgCauIev- Captain Johnston
CAPTAIN dc Tauey. Captain Davis. g. r
SiupEius, Basil Miles HiEard Owen.
William = Merriam, IA han WEste
and Preston Porter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Russian Baron
Is Visiting Washington.

Baron SchIippenbsch- Russian consul
az New York mas arrived IN washing
ton for few days and is a guest at
the Russian embassy
Mrs Charles L NarIatt was hostess al
an informal luncheon TODAY I'm som7Ii-
menL 70 Mrs Mccormick or New York.
who IS the guest of Mrs Stanley Mat
thews
MIS- William J. Pertus has issued in
VitaJouS for luncheon ul Monday I'm
honor Of Mrs CICmau. wife OF Captain.
Cl0man- military arraCEr OF the AweTi-
can embassy at L0EdcG. Captain and
Mrs Cl0mau are spending several
weeks iu this country ON TautaiU CIU-
mans leave OF absence from his post
Mrs lIcEOUau. wife Of Rear Admiral
John EICti0waU. entertained n company
of young people ar luncheon today her
guests .lCIud-uE fourteen Of the Geau-
lantCs cf this season and last
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07
Dinner Party
At the EIacVeagh Home.

The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs NacVeaCh were dinner hosts last
evening in honor or the Vice President
and Mrs Sherman Invited 10 meet
them were the Minister Of the Neither
lands and Nine Loudou- the Spanish
minister Senator and Mrs NeWlands,
General and Mrs. RltIey. Of New York;
Judge and Mrs EIbridEe T. Gerry, Of
New York Ar and Mrs. jerks. %
Baltimore NJ. and Mrs. G.. T. Hills.
Mr. and Mrs George Grant Mason. Of
New York Nr. and Mrs Charles r
Davis, Ct Philadelphia; Nrs- Potter
Palmer Mrs Writ Dexter Of Boston,
Miss Sridrorc. James F Curtis and
Ames NaeNeach-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

A man IA New York tired 20 tunnel
20 a bank vault. and got caught by
the caviue OF his tunnel There was
100000 I'm the vault which suggests
that II the project had been negotiated
successfully IL would have been almost
as profitable as the construction o. sub
ways for rapid transit purposes
Both Senators from Georgia are con
fined TO their beds by illness. IT
wouldn't make so much difference with
some States but there hasn't been any
uncertainty about the fact that Georgia
has really been represented and there
fore win miss something al. n her Sen
aro-s are disabled
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

The ladies' who don't want 20 vote
have gone In force 10 Albany TO protest
aEalusr being required q do So Wei.
there are a Eucr many men who don't
want 70 vote. and they just don't bother
about Il No occasion for the ladies' 10
get excited
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

Ecuador comes along, To-. with a
modest little pipe OF protest against the
alleged program or the United States
for the establishment OF EuardiansEI
over Iatin-America- Trey must take
us much more seriously down there
than we take ourselves
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

Governor Hughes declaration against
The income tax may make 70 national
issue. with an opening for some vig0r-
Gus person 20 acquire some standing by
taking hold OF the movement for The
ID along
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

The Sd. tlug-e and Ohio railroads
control has been varlousIy hawled
about bE financial ruuCr for long time
past, uut the railroad Itself would APP
pear 20 be thoroughly solvent IT has
czEo-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

That youns woman who. though heir
ess Co u. lions. ran away with a waiter,
evidently had some inside Information
as 10 the aggregate OF tips that was
highly augrluE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-07

Whether of and MIX VIII mix or not.
AR Rockefeller declares ne hasn't mixed
en- He announces that he isn't IN the
Mix trust
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17

jones, special sgeBt Of the land office,
who twas associated with Louis r..
CLAWS In the investigation Of the Alas-
kaa coal claims and who correborated
CLAWS testimony before the Ballinger
investigating committee. Jones is the
eleventh man BallInser has removed,
In the debate on the President's rail-
road regulation bill, Senator Deliver,
OF Iowa, Repshliean. said: 1.-THE whole
atmosphere Of our present day legisla-
tive life is sstvrBted by the suspieion
that even tine English language re-
qulres watching" What did he meant
Whatever may be the principal
cause or the increased cost Of living,
and most people believe 1t is excss-
slve protection), economists are prac-
tcally agreed that the most practical
way TO lower the csst Of living is to re-
duoe the tariff on the necessariss OF
life.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17

For full details as TO rates. routes, dates
on which tickets will be sold, tine oftrains
etc. apply to ticket Agents, Baltimore &
Ohio R. r.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17
Gov. Folks Boom.

st. Louis, Jane 15.--The boom OF
former Gov. Joseph WiDgate Folk, OF
Missouri for the Democratic nemina-
on for President was formally launch
Cd here at = Banquet At which every
Democratic leader of the State save
Ex-Gev. David II. Francis, who is a
candidate fer the United States Senate,
was present.
Former Congressman w. d. Vandi-
yer was toastmaster and the principal
speakers after MI. Folk, was James A.
Reed, Of Kansas City.
Mr.. Folks speech WAS strictly on
national Issues and dealt chiefly with
the tariff, the Sugar Trust revelations
and Postsffice frauds. In 1t he said:
1.-THE Democratic party should IL
sist upon the stamping out of graft
and corruption from every department
of government; the eradication OF all
special favers, including bountiss and
a tariff for any psrpose other than rev.
enue
ave need the honest, 81 ncere en-
forcemeat of the laws we already have
and the regulation Of the rates of pub
lie utility corporations upon reason
able basis"
Other prixciple, pamed by Mr.. Folk
were preservation Of States rights, the
restriction of American territory 10 the
Western Hemisphere as necessary
cerollsry of the Monroe doctrine a just
income tax, the electioa of U. 5. Sen.
ators by direct vote and unreiep tin G
opposition TO the domination in pub
lie affairs Of special interests.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17
Special Commissioners Sale
of valuable
Real Estate

The undersigned special corsmis-
sioners, by virtue Of the authority
vested in them by a decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of Berkeley County, west
Virginia, on the 2ns day Of May, 1910,
In the suit In chascery therein pend
lag, In which J, II. Wheeler, ct al,
were Plaintiffs and G, +. Kershner
aad others were defendants will sell by
public aactien at the frost door of the
County Court House Of Berkeley Co.,
/ West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1919,
commencing al o'clock, p. N. these
two tracks OF parcels of
REAL ESTATE
lying Contiguous to each ether, near
the village of Jones Spring, in Hedges
vile District, Berkeley County, West
Virginia, containing in all
THREE AND ONE-FoURTH
ACRES,
mere or less, aud being the same real
estate conveyed to the said q. +.
kershner by Nsthan b. shrimp by
decd bearing date March 81, 1909 aud
recorded in the Office OF the Clerk of
the County Court of Berkeley County,
West Virginia, In Deed Book No lls
gage 1893, TO which said deed ference
IL hereby had for a more particular de-
scription.
This property is improved by
TWO-Sr0RY FRAN EDWELLING
HOUSE
in good repair ard will make a ,deslra-
BILE home
TERMS.
One-thrd of the purchase money in
cash and the remainder In two equal
payments due In one and two years
from date respectively, the purchaser
to give bis notes therefor with interest
from date snd the title to be retain ed
until all of the purchase money has
been paid
Allen b. Noll,
w. &. Kilmcr,
Special Com m issl0ners.
hereby certify thatiAllsn b. Noll,
special Gem missioner, has given DO nd
with approved security as required by
the foregoing decree of sale.
l.. Dew. Gerhardt,
Circuit Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17

Vice President Sherman Isl having
honors heaped upon him. He has
been allowed to shake hands with Ty
Cobb.
Bat if Congress remains in session
all summer, and can't fill its CHATEAU :
qua engagements, viii there not he
another vote to raise salaries!
1t may be remarSed IN passing that
Col. Roosevelt has thus far solved In a
satisfactory manner for himself sthe
problem what TO do with our EXPIRES
idents.
The entire Louisiana Legislature
went to Washington to get that Pan
anna Canal Exposition for 1915. Moth
ing like showing that you .mean bus
mess
Marse Henry Watterson says the
President is putty in the hands of his
advisers. Marse Henry hits the spot
every once in sd often, In spite of hi s
advancing age.
"A New York woman has sued he T
h ashland for divorce because he slut
ter. Presumably the complaint is
cruelty, and the specified charge is that
the brute frequently makes convul sive
Efforts to get in word edgswise.
When that bitter Republican parti-
san of Minnesota, Tawney, hit at
"Ssuthern hospitality, he put his foot
Ia it. President Taft came back at him
aad says "no people on earthl land he
has bean around it) ever treated him
with more sincere and lavish hospital
ers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-06-17
Fiduciary Notices.

A list Of Fiduciaries, whose accounts
are before the undersigned Cem mis-
sioner of Accounts of the County
Court of Berkeley County, w. Va, for
settlement:
Henry J. Seibert Guardian, of Will
liam Penn Bennett, final settlement.
Henry ]. Seibert Guardian Of Pau
Sullivan, final settlement.
Henry ]. Seibert Guardian, Of w.
G., Reusch, final settlement.
Henry j. Selbert Guardian, of How
ard Rousch, final settlement.
II. J. Seibsrt Guardian, Of J. Boyd
Pearrsll, final settlement.
Esnry J Seibers Committee, Of
Nancy B. Stuekey, final settlement.
D. p. Lemaster Guardian, of Will
lain Knipe.
ID. P. Lemaster Guardian, of Mary
Knipe.
Given under nay hand, as Commits
sionar of Accounts of said Court, at my
Office, in the Dorm Building, in Mar
tinssurg, w. Va, this 10th day of May
1910.
ID. w. Snyder, Jr.,
Commissioner of Accounts.