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The Washington times., 1910-03-20

the association. w!Il be in charge OF the
instruction work. They will be assisted
by Prof. Longs life saving class,
all expert sWimDrers- The greatest care
viii be taken TO guard against acci-
dents.
Prof. Long contends that any or
dinaTy boy can learn how 70 swim in
the course Of a week and he proposes
10 make good swimmer Of every boy
who is turned over 10 him for instruc-
ton during water week" The schedule
arranged for the instruction is $50 a. m.
10 II; D. m 10 5:45, and : D. m. 10 s.
There will be two instructors always on
hand for each section Of the schedule
The various strokes used in swimming,
fancy diving. and floating will be
demonstrated TO the boys. Especial At
tenuon VIII be given to teaching saving
persons from drowning.
Although the water week pronOzi-
tion has been under discussion for only
2 snort time, a large number OF bows
already are showing interest I'm the plan
and the officials are hopeful for q great
demand from boys TO Join the classes
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
SWIMMING POOL OPENED
TO BOYS OF THE DISTRICT
Instruction Will Be Given Free by Experts at Young
Mems Christian Association Tank for Week,
Beginning Monday, March q.

Arrangements have been Completed at
the Y. NJ. G. A. for holding a water
week, commencing Monday. March Is.
Any Washington boy may have the
free use of the big swimming pool IN
the Y. NJ. c. A. building -or haIf an
hour each day during that week. and
VIII be instructed in swimming by men
who are known TO be experts.
All that Is necessary for the boys TO
do 10 take advantage Of the offer Is TO
Furnish the written consent Of their
parents. and 10 undergo a physical ex-
animation. Officials OF the associatI ton
who nave been arranging the feature.
contend thar II there is a physically
M boy in Washington between the ages
OF twelve and seventeen years, by the
end or water week Who does not
know how TO swim. il will not be the
fault Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Harry W. Long and Chase Taylor.
Of the staff Of athletic Instructors OF
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
TAYLER MAY OPPOSE
GOVERNOR HARMON

CLEVELAND. March .0.-Hsrmor
against Jrdre r " Taylor * the line
up FOR the coming Eubernatorial battle
IN Ohio. according 10 the prediction %
James r Garfield. former Secretary OF
the Interior. who il himself among those
mentioned as Governor Harmon's next
opponent
Mr. GarheId's prediction was made az
the banquet Of the Nisi Prius Club last
night.
Judge Tayler was formerly member
Of Congress. He retired voluntarily
several years sEo and later accepted a
Federal judgeship from President ROOse-
veit
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subject this morning was The Trium-
phant Procession
the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Pate, pastor
OF the Dumbsrton Avenue NJ F. Church.
AT the evening service this evening, will
take as the subject OF his sermon. "Who
Is This That Cometh." " The EingIy
Entry in which the Saviours appear
ance in Jerusalem was marked on Palm
Sunday. was the topic OF the morning
sermon.
Today was parents day Al the Sunday
school Of the West Washington Baptist
Church, arranged by the SIperintend
ent. John A Phillips : number or
parents or the scholars attended, a spe-
clal pr>gra m being arranged for the oc-
casion. At the regular church service
which followed. the pastor. the Rev. 2
y. Cav. spoke on 'Lifs's Unified De-
sires This evening at 80 O'Clock he
viii take as his subject a Fool There
Was"
pal Church VIII commence tomorrow.
Evening PRAYER and addresses will be
held at 30 2. m, IN addition 20 the
usual morning service on Monday and
Tuesday the services will DO ~ ; o. m.
WEDNESDAY. ~ n a m. and 80 o m.
Thursday. 30 a m. Good Friday. fun
service and sermon a. 20 a m. and
the Three Hours gOnv.T from noon
70 5 O'Clock Easter evening. A. . p. m.
baptism VIII be administered
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

For the general Spring Trade
we've never assembled a finer stock
OF homefurniShingS-nor one con-
tanning as great values for the prices
we're able to quote.
You'll want Mattngs. We have
loads of both Chinese and Japa-
nese-pretty patterns and durable
qualities.
We measure your foorS-charge
for just what is necessary to cover
them-and do the laying free.
Our lines of RefrigeratorS are
tested ice-Savers. We can give YOU
one at almost ANY price YOU wish
to pay-and big value at EVERY
price.
Go-CartS are selling fast at the
figures we've marked this year.
Here's another chance for wide
range in selection. There are scores
of styles, and we'll capture the Go
Cart trade if quality and price can
do it.
These offers carry all the privi-
legeS of an open account if you wish
your purchases charged.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
ELIOT CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY QUIETLY
President Emeritus of Harvard Re
celveS Congratulations of
Friends
Friends

BOSTON. Mass. March g0.-Dr
CHARLES Eliot president emeritus OF
Harvard University. today celebrated
his seventy-siNth birthday al his
home, 2l9 Rrattle street. Cambridge
Contrary 20 his custom he was NOT
able 10 celebrate the dav bv doing q
iot OF hard work. 20 being SUNDAY. Nm.
p"opl" sent ConEratulatorv rnessas-as
while many relatives and friends call
ed 10 show that tbs day had NOT
slipDed their minds. "V
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
ARCTIC TRAVELLER
CONFIRMS PEARY

That he made more than forty miles
. day on dog sleds for eleven consecu-
tive days was cited by A. T. Leith. OF
Washington. when he appeared befor-
the members Of the Wisconsin Repubii-
can Club IN G. A r Hall and supported
Commando Peary's figures.
Mr. Letth declared last evening there
was nothing in Commander Peary's rr-
cords 10 stretch the imagination and
cited experiences Of himself and his
brother, Prof Leith. OF the State Cniver-
sity Of WIS consin. who have Travelled
extensively IN Arctic regions, 10 bear
this out
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

celebrated mass at 10.8n O clock. The
feF- Father WuneberE has charge OF
The services at their cbUTch Al St
Matthews, al St Stephens. al St Ter
ga S. and other Catholic churches of
the city the distribution Of palms and
solemn nigh masses were the feature
Of the days celebration
IN all these churches services will ba
neld from one 10 five times daily until
Friday, when the service OF three
lours viii be conducted in many OF
tHeni- Inc alteration OF the cross Will
teEin at o'clock al 81 Aroysi-rs'
Church on Friday morning
clergy or Georgetown University As
sisted IN many Of the services here to-
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Tomorrow will be your greatest
price opportunity Of the year, on
Davenports.
We shall make these the daily
special for Monday, and remember
that the prices on the green tags
will be good for that one day only.
We are offering you some par
ticularly fine values and the offer
is not restricted 10 few specials
every Davenport in our store will
be marked at lower figures than
we've ever quoted.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
TO EXPLAIN HOUSE FIGHT.

An outline 81 the parliamentary issues
involved IN the struggle in Congress be
tween the regulars and insurgents will
be given tomorrow morning before the
Current Events Glass; At RauEcher's.
Miss Jsnet Richards will be the speaker.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
SERVICES
MARK HOLY WEEK
Georgetown Churches of
Several Denominations Will
Observe the Season.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
GEORGETOWN, MARCH %. 1910

he observed as Holy Week, and special
exercises. commemorative Of the Occa-
sion, Will be held The observance this
year Is more general than ever. and is
not confined TO the Catholic and Episco-
pal churches. as heretofore, but includes
the Presbyterian. Methodist. and Lu-
theran denOmins lions as well.
At the West Street Presbyterian
Church there will be special preaching
services on Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day, ard Friday nights, and on the lat
ter night the Lords Supper will be cele-
brated
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Nl.-iam T. Russell, assisted by deacor
ana SubdeacOus from HoIv Crosse Col.
/ ie-e- Il hNe-minUte sermon was preach.
'n nE the Rev. William j. Carroll after
me chanting OF The Passion"
rms evening the mixed choir will
sing Dubois arranEerneut Of the Seven
LAST " "rds, and the Rev. Thomas r.
Ai,'u!SaD VIII explain the words. The
evening service viii close with the bcnc-
dieuon OF the Blessed Sacrament.
At ST. AIoysius' Church.
The blessing OF the PAINS took place
at ST. AIoysius Church az 1o.E O'Clock
and was followed 10y the procession OF
the choir and clergy. At II O'Clock
solemn bi2h mass was sung. with the
Rev Walter Dwight. s. j.. as ceIebrant.
THE Passion" was chanted bv tho Eev
NJ. A. Kane, $. j. \ special mass for
men was celebrated a o'clock this
morning
Impressive services were held Al ST
Pau. ~, where three naulist students
ChaTted The Passion. Tho choir was
augmented ny other Pau,i=t Samiuariaus
from ~ Thomas COLLEGE. They also
assisted ar the tenebrdo services Tho
Rev. William a. EcrJham vas cole
gr1nt and the Rev. Thomas 4. Walsh
deacon.
At the House Of Dominican students
III taihcl. University. The PASSION
was rHauted according d l0nz stand
Iu- custom. Iu the Jennings ans vel,
NE students VIII assist 80 81 DomfnIc's
church and iu the afternoons = We'd
o2Er Ihur1lsy- ana Friday trnrf,rs..
VIII he Chautad
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Special services will be held every
evening Of the week Al EldbrookA NJ. Z
Church, on the Murdock Mill road. Ten
leytown. commencing AT 80 D. m AZ
the morning service today Palm Sunday
! was observed, and this evening there
will be a service Of song. while the SER
mon will be "A Day OF Triumph" The
/ subjects at the services this week will
/ De as follows: Monday. a Day OF
Judgment" Tuesday. A Dav OF
/ Speech" Wednesday, A Dav Of ST.
/ ience." Thursday, a Day OF Fare
wells" Friday, A Day Of Suffering
( The week will be specially observed Al
Trinity Catholic Church. Thirty-sixth
and o streets. The Jesuits and schoIaS-
tics OF Georgetown University will chant
the office Of the tenebrae on Wednes-
day. Thursday. and friday evenings
| There will be no So ION Wednesday
night. but Thursday a Friday outside
speakers will be present The morning
services Thursday. Friday. and Satur-
day Will be according TO the church
ritual, and Friday afternoon the stations
OF the way OF the cross Will be read
Special services will be neld al the
Congress Street VI. p Church on Thurs
day and Friday eninEs OF this week,
az which special preachers will speak.
The music for the occasion will te
furnished oy the new choir OF the
church. which. though but recently or
ganized. has attained a high degree OF
proficiency
Every DAY OF the week al 10 a. m.
except Friday. there will be special
services ar ST. Johns Church. with holy
communion. and IN the afternoons ~
O'Clock there will also be prayers. 'rhe
from noon 20 O'Clock Friday after
noon, and on Saturday AZ o m there
will be baptism and evensong.
Lawrence Polling Wnl lead this
evening al the meeting Of the Chris
tian EndeavOr Society or the West
Street Presbyterian Church. The ser
the topic being, Money. A Curse or a
Blessing"
At the Georgetown Lutheran Church
special services viii be held Wednes-
Gay. Thursday. and Friday Of next
week, being conducted Oy the Pastor, /
Rev. Luther Hess WarinE.
Rev. Edwin Wallace. OF BellefOnte. |
Pa. conducted the services this morn 1
Ing AZ Peck Memorial Chapel. Twenty
eighth and " streets. He viii preach /
this evening. and remain over for the 4
services Easter Sunday
u Thirst" the fifth in the special
series on The Voice From Calvary,
viii he the subject OF the discourse this
evening at the West Street Presbyterian
Church, to be delivered by the pastor.
he Rev. d.. James T Marshall The
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
LOCAL MENTION.

Counterfeiters Are Imprisoned For
making money. but YOU can grow bf-
money safely on Pecan trees Pecar
trees yield from $3.50 10 $1,000 each
every yesr-they bear early as pescbee
apples or pears, and are immune from
i.lea ihsecls. caShts or disease, and live 20
De 30 or 80 years old. and increase their
crops as they grow older and larcer. NC
sell ana care Tor pecan groves on small
monthly payments. Write for our book
let we send free Riverdale Pecan Co.
Alacon' ,.' Ga, OF 4. J. Hendricks, Local
agent No go 2d St y. ".
Carpenter Repais, Large or Small.
Promptly ATTENDED Q. u. COLLINS
7is 18th st. y. ".
"FoT Automobile Eye Insurance.
Ask Druggist for Murine Eye Remedy. %
Holy Week Manuals, soc.
Voigts, Is tn ST. y. ".
Gas Ranges, Water Heaters, 6I6 r.tb 81
c A Muddiman & Co. 12O4 G St
Artistic Easter Postals.
Easter Cards. Rosaries, PRAYER Rocks
Religious Medals Of al kinds. Cu1cldxes
IN gold and silver, Solid Gold Sacred
Hearts. etc NOigt's, 20 TN St. y. ~,
csveTly's plumbing. 1881 St y. W
Chile Con Csrne and Hot TamaIes. Tbs
Ranch. b07 F St NV Open TIL midnight.
Cardinal Gibbons
-rges all Catholics 10 use the Manual
y Prayers the national prayer bo)iz
or Catholics. For sale a. Voizt's. -
m 81. ~. ".
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
Paulist Fathers BUSY.

Tagtst fathers of the mission Rouse
have busy week Iaid uut for them.
some Of them ~iil assist IN services
here while Others viii 90 out ~ town
TEe Rev. Alexander q. Doyle. q. 6
p, the rector, viii 20 q New York.
where ho viii deliver he Easter ser
mon N ST ColuWbia's Church. the
Rev. T. D. Hayden. q. X. r.. Will preach
Father Sherman Will assIs- In fbs <. =
vices M Iarklani. Nd. Jha Rev Fa-
tier Brennan VIII give Tho Spr1iCn at
West End, Va. the Rev. Father NTsrd-
y Will preach lu CItnuSvilIa, Nd, anI
the Rev Father N.-GCr Viii ASSIST ~
ST. Mary's ChGrc1 Fifth and q streets
and deliver the Easter sermon IN Ger
man.
rhe German Catholics Of Washington
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
Cardinal Gibbons

Chile Con Csrne and Hot TsmaIes. The
Ranch. 500 F St NV Open TIL midnigt I.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

NarUnaI GlbbOns
Urges all Catholics 10 use the Manual
Of PRAYERS the national prayer bOpi5
for Catholics. For sale a. Voizr's -
Tth St y. "
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Il Thirst" the fifth in the special
series on The Voice From Calvary,
viii he the subject OF the discourse this
evening at the West street Presbyterian
Church, to be delivered by the pastor.
the Rev D.. James T Marshall The
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Rev. Edwin Wallace. OF Bellefonte.
Pa conducted the services this morn
ing At Peck Memorial Chapel. Twenty
eighth and " streets. he viii preach
this evening and remain over for the
services Easter Sunday.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

At the Georgetown Lutheran Church
special services viii be held Wednes-
Gay. Thursday. and Friday Of next
week being conducted 0y the pastor,
Rev. Luther Hess WaTinC
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

csverly's plumbing. 1881 C St NV
The Washington times., 1910-03-20
Artistic Easter PoxtaIs

as Ranges, Water Heaters, eI6 Isth ST
G A MUddimsn & Co. 1904 G ST.
The Washington times., 1910-03-20

Lawrence Polling will lead this
evening al the meeting Of the Chris
tian EndeavOr Society or the West
Street Presbyterian Church The ser
vices Will commence AZ $50 O'Clock
the topic being, Money. A Curse or
Blessing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04
FEEL SURE
CONFIDENT THEY CAN FORCE
POSTAL BANK BILL.
Plan to Put Through Special Rule
Shutting Off Amendments.
Insurgents Wrathy.

For the first time since the present scs-
sion Of Congress began, the regular re-
publican leaders of the House are conf
dent they will be able to put an inn
portant piece OF legislation through the
House without amendment. They are
assured Of SUFFICIENT votes on the major
ity side to bring in special rule for the
passage OF the postal savings bank bill
practically In the same form that it came
from the republican caucus.
A careful canvass has been made of the
republican side by the organization lead
ers, and 1t was stated positively by them
late today that enough regulars and
insurgents would support such rule
to secure its adoption.
The democrats will resist the passage
OF such a rule end a spirited fight is fore
casted A number of the ''insurgent' re-
publicans also will oppose the rule, main
tanning that the cutting off the amend.
ments In the House is taEtamount TO leg
tice they are unalterabiy opposed.
Chairman Weeks OF the committee Oil
post offices and post roads, said today that
1t had not yet been determined just what
sort Of a rule would be asked for, and
what limitations II would place on con-
committee will meet next Monday and
report the bill to the House.
Representative Champ Clark the mi
nority leader and senior democratic mem.
ber said that he did not know what the
members of his party would do until they
pubiicans, but that the democrats would
flight to finish any effort to shut of
amendments to the postal savings bank
bill on the floor OF the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04

Fred p. s, Cahall, Cordova. Md: Arthur
L. Campbell. Muncie. Ind; {. NJ. Carter,
keytesville. Mo-: T.. y. Carter. West
Brookiield, Mass; Evo 5. Compson. Mill
brook, Mich: w. r. Cortright, Galeton,
Pa: Arthur II. Cranaall, Westerly. II. J.;
Leigh Denison, canaseraga. \. Y; Will
liam Bonner. Stockett, Mont: J. w.
Downing. SALISBURY. Nd; Gilman j. Drake
Griffin, Ga: James Dawson Enright. Fred
erick, Md; Milton NJ Flanders, Dewitt
Vile, y. Y: Herman r. Flittner. Holyoke
Mass: Albert H.. Ford, LenoN, Mass;
Charles g.: t'qller. Brownvilc, y: y;
Ralph d: Ham, Wafer Valley. Miss.
Guy H. Herring. Biddeford. Nc; j.. l..
Hightower, Henderson. Tex; Percy
Dennison Hodgkins, SomerviIle, Mass;
Richard q. Holekamp. Comfort, Ten.
Schuyler NJ. Hun. Baraboo, Wis: Charles
r. Jennings, Washington. D. C.; Fred
Washington, =. c.: James f. Kennedy,
Basconville. s C.: James Bailey Knots,
North, $. G.; l.. NJ. Landrum, jr., At
lanta. Ga: Harry o. Lassen. Centralia,
Burns Lowdermilk. Hayes, Nd: Horace
4. Massey. Portsmouth. \. IL: Frank
\. Mehl. Darlington, Ohio: William c.
Mertz, jr.. Washington. D. c.; Harold
Rees Middlebrook, Manistique, Mich.
Clifford Fl. Miller, Dayton, Ohio; Paul
bius. Amherst. Ohio; Lorenzo p. Moore,
High Point, \. G.: Maurice S. Moore,
Williamson. n. c.: Joseph A. Nugent, Gin
ton. Mass. Eugene II. Oerter. Lebanon, Pa. !:
Thomas j. sRittsfiseuse. Scranton Pa. !;
b. Schreeb. Port Arthur, Tex: +. NJ.
Sharp, Dayton. Tenn; d. r. Shea, Def
ance. Ohio; Richard l.. Sibley. Washing
ton. D. c.: T.. \. Snedeker. Astoria, Ill. ::
Harry,J Stevens. Hazelton. Rsl.: Samuel
b. StuIl, Portville, y. y. Harry b. Sum
mers. Omaha, Neb.: William Sylvester,
Oconto Wis: Harry J. Taillic. Rochester,
\. y; Eldred s. Taylor. Lanesboro, Pa. !:
Edwin e. Trevorrow. Goldheld. Col: W.
a. Wick. Margarettsv.lle, n. g.; W. III.
Waite. Suffield, Conn; e. p. Walker,
WINFIELD. La; Leo A. Walsh. Pittston,
Pa; William W. Wardin, Kingston, Pa,
Jesse B. Watson, Nashua. Iowa; J. Law
renee Webster. Oxford, Pa; H. w
Welch. Burnt Cabins, Pa: Carl A. Wellck.
ST. Paul, Mimi John Burton Whitworth.
Hazleton, Pa: \. +. Wieters, Charleston,
s. c.: Allan +. Wilson, Kasson, Mimi
Arthur r. Wilson. kasson. Mimi: Glenn
+. Whitman. Toledo, Ohio: Roy T.
Wright, Seneca Falls. n. Y, and ID. A.
Yeiser, ir.. Paducah, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04
MARCH TO GETTYSBURG
ORDERS TO REGULARS FOR
SUMMER PRACTICE.
Each Command Required to Cover
200 Miles-Return Partly
by Rail.

All the regular troops designated for
duty at the camp of instruction at Gettys
burg, Pa, this summer will march from
their stations to that point, but viii
make the return trip partly by rail. Or
ders covering the subject have jast been
issued by Gen. Howe commanding tie
Department of the East
The troops designated are:
LIST Battalion of Engineers; headquarters
and Companies \ and ID, Washington
barracks, y. &.
18th Cavalry; regmental headquaT teIs.
band, headquarters LIST Squadron and
Troops A, Il and ID, Fort Myer. Va
Sd Field Artillery; headquarters - Bat
talon and Batteries f and +. Fort Myer.
Va.
2lth Infantry: regimental headquarters.
band, headquarters Sd Battalion and COM
panieS !, j. and NJ, Fort Jay, y. Y.
.9th infantry; headquarters III Bat
talon and Companies r, F, q and ma
chine gun platoon. Fort Niagara. y. /
18th Infantry: Headquarters LIST Bat
talon and Companies b, { and ID, Fort
Porter y V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04
MRS. DOXEY ACQUITTED
NOT GUILTY OF KILLING ONE
OF FIVE HUSBANDS.
Arrested Again on Charge of Big
amy-Declares She Was Hypno-
tized by DR.. Doxey.

ST. LOUIS, June Mrs. Dora Eliza
beth Doxey, who at twenty nine has
been credited with five husbands. was
acquitted last night Of having caused the
death OF ore OF them. William J. Erder,
by poison.
Mrs Doxey was arrested early today
on a warrant charging bigamy.
The trial for alleged murder began May
z; and has been of absorbing public in
tercst because % the womans remark
able experiences which covered not only
. propensity for mating, but i'll Which
she figured as q hypnotic subject and a
bigamist She was the wife OF DR.. Loren
T.. Doxey OF Columbus, Neb., when she
married Erder early last year. Erder
died soon after making over to her his
life insurance policies.
Testimony at the trial brought out that
Erder had taken arsenic and IL appeared
by witnesses for the defense that ply
sician had prescribed that poison for him
In harmless quantities. Judge Grimm
charge directed the jury to disregard al
testimony In regard to pure arsenic OIL
any arsenicai compound and to acqui'
MIS-. Doxey or bring in a verdict OF muir
der in the first degree on the remaining
evidence. This knocked the main PROF
irom under the prosecution.
- Mrs. DoXeys story was that her re-
latioas with Erder were involuntary, a;
during all that time she was under the
hypnotic influence of DIR. Doxey. to whom
She returned when Erder died. The au
rhorities attached enough credit to tha
story to arrest DIR. DoXey, and he ane
the woman were indicted at the same
time for the murder.
He has since often tried TO communi
cate with her, but she has steadfastiA
refused to have anything to do with hin
on the ground that she was at last fre'
10 inf
see him. His trial has not yet been call
ed. The authorities are considering tn
advisability of holding her as a witness
Tor that proceeding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04

II. Q. Hall. Marx E. Kahn; Lead, Kindly
Light" quartet, accompanied by the
band. There is a Land of Pure Delight,
by the Confederate choir. Mrs. Sarah 3.
McDufI;e. director. accompanied by 10Th
United States Cavalry Band; bsnediction.
by Rev w. W. Erander. chaplain United
states army post. Fort Myer; taps, by
b,lgler. ilt.l United States Cavalry Band:
unveiling of southern cross, presented
hv Washington Camp. Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans, by Miss Ruth w. Bowie,
sponsor, assisted by Miss Ella Lane Will
Hams. maid of honor: Onward, Christian
Soldiers by the Confederate choir, Mrs.
Sarah b. McDufie. director. accompanied
by the 18th United States Cavalry Band
strewing flowers over the graves. all per-
sons present participating, music by the
band: decoration of tomb of unknown
dead: The Blue and the Gray" by the
18th United States Cavalry Band dec
GRAFTON of grave OF Gen Joseph T..
Wheeler: Abide With Me-. by the l5th
United States Cavalry Band.
At Gen. Wheeler's Grave.
The grave of Gen. Joe Wheeler. vino
wore the gray in the civil war and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-04
TO AID FAIRGROUNDS.
Ivy City School Pupils Give Enter
tainment and Drill.

An entertainment for the benefit Of the
Washington Fairgrounds Association was
given by the pupils of the Ivy City
School at the school building last night
sketch RED Riding Hood" was given
by seven pupils of the second grade; the
nrst-grade pupils gave daisy drill,
while the third and upper grades gave a
tambourine drill. A number OF the girls
gave a nag drill. The entertainment was
given under the direction of the rincipal.
! W. Cromwell assisted by Miss Il. c.
Reed, e. NJ shuppen and A. p Brent.