davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-18
Need Publicity Manager.

Of prime importance is a Compe-
tent man 10 manage this publicity
campaign On him will depend its
success The right man is easily
worth S3 900 a year. You can hire
yield cheaper results-results that
will prove the more expensive in the
long run. You can't afford to eX-
pertinent at this stage Of the game.
Office expenses for administra ton,
help and incidentals, will run $500
a month, leaving $500 a month for
space in newspapers, monthly bulle-
tins, booklets. newsletters, etc
Your publicity manager should be
given full power to follow his o.'a
best judgment. If you haven't Shat
degree of confidence III him, don t
hire him 1t would be all right to
have an advisory committee of three.
representing the two sections, to
consult with him; but, as he will be
presumed 10 know his business. that
of advertising. better than local mer-
chants or fruit growers, he should
be permitted 10 work out his own
ideas, unhampered. vf'}}yeis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
About Those Eight Children

Seattle April q. 1910.
Ed'ier The star he article u
evening" relating 20 the abiy %
enerer q 81 Intended sympathy
fer frat fase Ear personally
pity Tor the pstsn Shaving fe ard for children.
for ths ory dt0s ind gnaton. Any
sgf'snsss vii srns crit babes into weird
IN MS Fnlasry a human brute.
VIA, sHsrsnss ices make IN hIs whether hs pay
him $3.50 s2T5 day Five years
saht ehhdren he will have r. Ne is sinking nre o. ha
deliberate creation.
The ard ssfsassd Roosevelt smiles snsniy
those Ne . millionaire
separate child az GENES nurse:
family eeeetv COED COED
battle ~ if
Roosssst tfs ef vleIousnsss
tire Of ssgeaon
uTnorsithat 10 criinafof bring
great of children
As editorial yesterday Implied children
% DC auareta their tire
Human fe n father
would % the wldoN chdenf
would as~a EonehoYsE Are Justified
= 81
u lE Of society. demands lustfsa
children they
f8 Tire cha bic
The world becoming
Eopsatet the 0 living constantly Increasing TIE q
life 3eeona fercsr gth each gcnerstcn u
struggle the GRIT with coed training
The theory that families evidence
citizenship unchallenasd long They
o. ere s'nd e ezsnsh when the the
rights % those noat vtsiy eonesrned-ths children.
HUMANITY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
NJ KINLEY
CLIMBED
AT LAST
No Trace Of Cooks Record
or Evidence That He
Had Ever Been There
Found by Party From
Fairbanks.

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, April
~ Bulletins The party Of 10
men who left Fairbanks last
fall to climb Mt Mckinley &c.
turned today They reached
the summit. and found no trace,
OF Df Frederick Cook records
or amy evidence that the exc
ploreF had ever been there
-Four men scaled both peaks
III the mountain The summit
was reached December 3. and
they have been ever since re-
turning "a Fairbanks overland
II Cook DID no, climb Mt
Mckinicy as the evidence
seems % show couclusively
thai he did NOT. The Fmrbank
men are die first who ever
scaled The highest peak iu
America
L took month 20 reach the
hlahosi peae n ne mountain from
iha base Thomas Lloyd led tae
paftt hla companions on the
periiuHs oaceni were W q Tafior
Charles Mc0onnisio and Dan Pat
tarauu There were six other mon
o. ths party but they wort ien in
ehHrSe % Tho four camps which
erre established on the way tovard
tAe top 81 the great peah Accord.
( iHN io LloYd no trouble ena OK
ptliencod in making che nacrnf
Tor tae first $4,000 feet The next
fNoH feet however. was covered
oalF after steps bad been heun ont
q q solid sheet 81 Ice The final
dash was made By fhe -four men
FROM gha last camp. which had been
established az The $1,000 foot level.
Lloyd aald that the mountain TOP
u made ~ Of two bare. winf-swept
peaks u equal height One peak
Ia rounded and anow covered tho
oihar Il pllc Of sharp rocks and
bare
TIE climbtrr placed the Amer.
lean Rag co the latter peak iu n
monument % stones gathered from
the summit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
|. R. WILL.
STRIKE
OUT
,.av 10 Go Into Ballinger-
pnchot War With Bis
ok. Is Belief VIII
Talk on Conservation on
Return to u. 5.

ssssf cerrsapendeat 81 th'
united Press
osro MAuRixto. itaiy
- 4 - Thsaeors Roosevelt
~. sessssed Gilferd Pinchots
..,..isn e ssiiVer a. address
-. n. Nssioral Consersa
=. sasss apSn his return 20
k~srsA
N. slsrifissnss 81 ere ae
mssss1s Is aprarert
Observation "a ore 81 the pct
-sss~s ~ ne fsrmsr pretiernt.
xa.rs pinehet - his raht
500 r ths wcrk
ssskes ara sseestary Of ths
-s.~ss Rehnrs A. 8aihnaer
!. sssaf ~ ere anughar en-
nw..srs q sssssrvatisr. Pres
~ TAI sursertsd Baiheaer
~ ssasd fer Rnehos's rcs ana-
m
sxmses heard pa fe "a
! nsrn4srsY ans ace utsa hi
n~ents a. trath slttout it.
I 3 ssar grcm iaa OF TnH
I, q Maiagion ihet a1 hie Nm-
500 a. uita pinchat Be- fs aaiil
- ussea safsar4sff fhrF ffaeaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
WOMAN IEKYLL-
HYDE A SUICIDE

ST LOUIS. April I2-Mrs Cath.
crime Farmer. sort OF feminine
Dr lesyll and Mr. Hyde known IN
CRYSTAL City. No. as the denure
wife of a railroad clerk. and In ST.
Louis and Denver A. a dashing
beauty whose Jewels and gowns
created a sensation. ended a check.
cred career Friday BY swallowing
strychnlne The news became pub.
Dc today.
The suicide occurred az Crystal
city She was buried SATURDAY. IN
Edwardsviue. nm. her friends sun.
posing death 90 have been caused
hy heart disease Her first nus.
band ua8 farmer She separated
from him and married Edward q.
Atkins 81 Denver. Fon of a NIL
nouaiFe She divorced him and
year ago married Farmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

At the Elks club IN the Alaska
building yesterday two men played
billiards The two men we're the
best billiard players 90 the world
Consequently other men who play
al billiards paid money 20 see these
Two men play
By aey manner of thinking This
being mo best IA the world 90 this
Uao of endeavor. should Boz exc
huarauue The very thought OF be-.
Dog the orc person ia the fourteen
billion odd beings constituting hu-
mainly should by ita very gasineas
bee almost terrifying and conducive
to tho worst form Vi mogalOmania.
Yot No look at Wnlie Hoppe aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
Washington Gossip Makes
California Senator Next
Secretary Of the Inter
Tor.

tRH HstHA NHeRa
WASHINGTON. April tz~ii e.
hoins pera.uientiy rumorcd here 70.
tny that SENATOR Frank FIiat. 20
California. "a to be- secretary ~ the
Interior 70 succeed q A naiilnEaF
AccordiuE 10 tho report. nal.
iluEor % 90 retire frum office az
soou as the attacks arainat hiu
cease. Then. according TO the rl
I morcd program. Flint wlii immcei
atuly resign from the senate and b.
come the head 90 thc department
When F7int vas asked REGARDING
the report be- declined io confirm
ur deny g. Ho merely smiled
broadly
Balhn4or has beun quoted time
and again aa having said that 81
would qu't The interior department
a. soon a. the present conirovsrsy
regarding BIN subsidized This lends
color io The report
Flint has announced that he viii
not run again Tor The senate re
gives az reason that the Calf.
ioTnla primary makes politics too
expensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

Ora MornlngstaE not even The keen.
eat eye could detect any signs Of
me prominence of their skin.
There ls nothing in their speech. ap.
pcarance 90 conduct 10 indicate
their Isolation They look Ike or
binary young men. anxious 90 ger a
good start in llfa and willing 10
work hard.
Don't Look Part.
Neither one possesses the out
ward characteristic one would ex.
poet 10 find fra tho greatest living
billlardlsta Hoppe looks llhe "a
nice oa8y going college boy and
Moruingsfor might be q iovlal no.
tund hotel clerk
Yet 20 watch the two play bil.
lizards A q revelation Thoy seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
FLAYS THE TAFT
ADMINISTRATION

fuy rnitsd rrrss
WANHiNgTUN. ApfH fE EsH.
ator LaFoilette today. IN acarrh.
ms speech in The senate. denounced
the Taft administration and charged
bad faith BOZ thr preparation sf COS
railroad regulation bil Hc derIaf-
90 that Attorney General wick
efsham. in abandoning the proacru-
ton ~ the great railroad merger iu
New England bad betrayed the rub-
uc Speaking on tHe presiieuts
railroad hl1 faFol.atfs aalf
"The bN is the ho'deat rsid uuan
public right in the FORM ~ ieglHia-
ton on fhia subject the hlahhiusefr
on hlg business ever aureoeie1 in
forcing upon no SERIOUS eons.aara-
zion uf congress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
81 KILLED SINCE
THE STRIKE BEGAN


PHILADELPHIA. April a.
Win the death IN a hospital
here today Of Edward Tame.
hin. "a. % 81. Louis. the num-
Der Of people killed BY street
cars alnce the great trolley
strike began has reached ~.
Following the adoption Of a
resolution By the Central Labor
Union yesterday calling fer the
arrest Of Mayor Rcyburn ard
President Kruger Of tho transit
company. on charges o. man.
slaughter, because Of the large
number Of persons killed BY IN
experienced motormer. a was
announces az strike hcadouar-
ters today thst counsel would
be engaged 70 take up the mat
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

10 exercise "a mystic control over
the balls to do With them AL they
will with perfect coordination ~
brain. hand and oyo they reduce
This game to a simplicity that is ~
ta0at mouotunouH thc voice of che
marker toiiIuR number after mum.
bef duil8 the senses and The spec.
tat0r who came to look ON With
enthusiasm finds himself taking an
Involuntary nap
There ia little Excitement iu
watching these champions play For
the most part the shots lock $50
simple that amy amateur could
make them lt De Boo the providing
Of these simple shots that they SHOW
their uncnnuy ahH with q touch
a8 delicate az q butterfly'g wing
ono of them WIN score point after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
# MAY BE PLAYING WORLD

point so gently that cvou tho click
of the balls Ia lost. then suddenly
thoro viii ho "a piston .lko stroke OF
tic cue and "a BAN VIII dart auGu.
lariy around tho table. when 20 and
behold. they are can three nesting
closely together. and the score WIN
again mount upwards with the reg
ular.ty of "a clock ticking OFF the sec.
0ndf
With No Effort.
And this o. AN done with mo- APP
parent effort Hoppe walks around
tho tahlo IKE o brisk young ciork
who has his mind ou hla work He
aocma 90 Dee instinct with angles.
their amuItudca and recutudes.
fhcrC i8 100 pause for thought or
planning Che simplest and most dif
Hcl't shots are made In the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
ODDS
AND
: ~ DS

TIE park board wants 81 600 600
end hy resolution Yesterday aakel
the cts council 90 order sold 81 a88.
600 worth " me 5000 coo bond 3d.
500 fuf park purposes voted az the
last municipal election
Tho newest the higeeaf and thn
abandonment dock along fhe water
front that ~ The Grand Trunk pn-
r'rr railway. on the site OF the Ola
flver Geek. ia expected ts hc come
r'ricf by June /
CHfrAgO Tho sharing
Flnu under which Chirnnu'H street
Ger eat.gasiea oreraie shows
profit fu the rity ~ tffHoo1Q 90
dato ar an atsragv Of "a million sind
"a hnlf year
For tho last nine years the Pull
man company in the United States
has made profit o. se.666.6 600 per
Yosr. Thhfa Why the Interstate
eommorca commission has ordered
e reduction in Pullman rates.
VIEW YORK Excitement csue-
e1 hy the preparation she maa maka
ina Co. hang herself resulted Zoo tha
death of Mary H1fiEr0ve GO vears
odd glove maker she hade beru
iu 300 hnrith
CAHAu Iu looming 90 blown
over cruelty t0 @ team bY a hir0d
mon George Wheeler the hired
man shot and instantly killed hla
employer Herman Parker "a farmer.
nETfINglfAM Oscar Brown
brother of tho county naHoes0r. was
aef O. watch transformer o. the
NNosaek power plant yesterday ana
e. warn others from danger fn
some way be came in contact with
the current and was killed himself
There we're filed for record In
KIM county yesterday 81 deeds In
real estate transfers, with q vniua-
tisn Of stt5.T9tit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
STEAMER
GEORGIA
WRECKED
Alaska Boat Goes on a
Reef Passenger Res
cued by Santa Cruz and
Sent to Juneau on City
of Seattle.

a United Wireless message
from the ,yrecking steamer
Santa Cruz. dated yesterday,
received Iris afternoon. says.
The steamer Georgia went
ION reef a quarter mile from
the wreck Of the Yucatan at 6
"a m. this morning.
The Santa Cruz went TO the
rescue and succeeded in float
ing the ship al high tide. The
pa scngcrs cargo and mad
were transferred to the Santa
Cruz.
The bottom Of the Georgia
badly damaged, and it is 70
quirng three 4inch pumps and
one l0-inch pump 70 keep her
aHoat
The City 81 Seattle, 80 miles
west was called 70 the wreck,
and the mail and passengers
were again transferred. The
City oi Seattle Is now on its
way 90 Juneau with them.
The Georgia is still afloat.
The Georgia il a coastwise YES
$751; owned by c. D. Simmons.
oi London A Vancouver firm
IS agent for the ship
is agent for the ship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

which was filed yesterday.
charges infringement o. copy.
right piagiafism and the theft
Of plot, theme and eharsctsrs
from hie book
The Fourth Estate" was
pattorton's second successful
venture His fret book. "A
Iiftie Brother % the Rich"
vas dramatlzed before "Thc
Fourth Ertate" appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

nothing bat human ne le anN'ou
90 bo doing something Doe doesn't
get paid for
Few Fancy Shots
10 ISN'T until the conclusion or ,bD
scoring that the spectators A.t their
trCal when thp lHuey shots aJe
made Thon they goo some .Gel OF
what can be done with three balls
aud cue Shots esp complicated
that the eye unframed to billiards
can hardly follow them Don their Dor.
trlCacieH of caroms and English arc
made and missed with prolas lon0j
nouchalanco Then the champion
take down their cues. put them in
their cases, don their hats ana coats
and depart elsewhere
Being a worlds champion. after
an, Is merely matter OF huaius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

matter of fact manner Morning
star aE hofung his years. o. "a
frIflo more loisurcly and sedato-
bored, % anything
Thore are mo- fancy shots during
tha game There are 400 billiards
90 bee made. as quickly ae possible
and as easily Bot. in spite of am
their skin. the balls viii at times
ml into almost impossible posi-
uons And then the spectators see
something that IT'S worth while and
break luto applause Before the
applause "a done another billiard
has been made. for your champion
isn't after applause, he is after 400
points. aud he isn't wasting any
time acknowledging plaudits The
sooner the game is over the sooner
hts days work is done and. being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
FOURTH ESTATE"
WAS PLAGlARlZED

CHICAGO. April f2.-Joseph
Mcdil Patterson. mililonalrd
socialist ard author today ia
defendant N a $4,000 damage
suit brought BY Eugene ouirk,
newspaper man,
cuirk claims that Patter-
sons auccsaafui play THE
Fourth Estate" was plsaiarized
from = book called Drifting"
which he wrote IN collabora-
tlon with hia wife.
Oulrk's BILL q complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
TRAMPS SLUMBER
UNDER COWCATCHER

OLYMPIA. April t2.-Ridina
under the pilot 81 an engine lsa
feat only attempted by expert
encec traurs. but the Northern
Pacific passenger bound from
down Sound f7r the barber lest
night carried two and the crew
fcund them sound asleep.
After being thrown OF here
the crew found the two men
rcrohsd on the re1r Of the OBJ
servation car. When the train
neat stopped they were made 20
stand By the tracks while tire
train got under way again. and
the hoboes calmly sat down to
weit for another train and an.
other oowcatchcr 90 sleep on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

Because be thought she kissed a
policeman. Harry crs~e gave his
sweetheart. MIaa Edna Clemens, 20
rsara cid. = black eye. Size cEhlb.
TED 30 IN police court ysstsrday a.
ternoon. tousthsr with a statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

denying that she caresacd the COP
per Judge Gordon fined eraws
sico and sentenced him 20 20 daya
in Jail Miss Clemens was released
and patrolman Terry, who made
the arrest. biushed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

49, $500 . . > = =
A. Occasional rain tonight and =
= Wednesday Moderate south >
. winds =
- - 49, - 4 \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

JUNEAU Unknown persons on-
t0rUi tHr Daily Record office early
Yesterday morning wreCkiug the
linotype and processes and turning
over tho type eases A. r OBrien,
tNo editor De- on the steamer Cot
brc city, bound FOR Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

Beat sinke. 10 Drown.
PARIS April NJ The pilot boat
HirondcllD sank today between st.
uhoua aud FrehcI and ton of tho
crew were drowned Details of me
accident haFo not boon received
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

,a. ~ Neh Lincoln voted On
,.si iZ by q majority of over
= .,siaay'a special local Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

Eighteen births were reported IN
Seattle yesterday, only five Of hich
we're boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

NEW YORK Another expedition
90 the Arctic during which ha cX-
poets Co stop Ht EtAh and recover
the Instruments ien hy Dr Couk Del
planned by Harry whitney OF New
M.Nun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
Weller MAY
BE HERE IN
SEATTLE NOW
Man Who Knows Murder
Suspect Believes Him
Here - Children Fear
Him.

Charles } wezirr. abe former se-
stfie man aauWht aa zoe slayer of
Mrs Henry Schulz DIS matne~-ln-
law who was found dead Sunday
ou lonely road near Tacoma. May
D. in Seattle
Although the police ~ Tacoma.
Portland and Seattle have been
booking Tor hiu an acquaintance
declares Pc ssw Wesisr ou Second
an. 90 O'Clock Ihai niEht
That man Ia Frank ~ rurga.
tsamater ueIug rf she Seneca boo
tel i2o1s fffst av ic knew the
missing mnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12
POLICE DUEL
At NIGHT, WITH
HIGHWAYMAN
Like Harry Tracy Story
Was Desperate Battle
Between Sergt. LOCKER
and Giant Negro.

the negro was identified az
tire woraue aA Harry Van. eco
Eighth av. s. Following TIRE
ident.iication. ths ru'ics arrest
ed Asa Porter. proprietor q the
roomina house az that place.
and Anna Miller. who passed
as the dead mans sister.
A fight 90 the dark betwccn e.
negro high wuyman and three police
men at 20 this morning eaded in
The death ~ the bandit whose body
was ridfied with bullets g. De mad.
q last stand on a vacant Dot o.
Seventh and Eighth avs and Vel
Ter and Lane ats
like Harry Tracy Convict qo09
and many another deaperadn the
bufly thug made grim fight FOR bis
ife a. The laws arms stretched out
90 grurg him. pcppcring away ln
the three directions from Which
came The bullets which finally land
"a and ended bis NE
Tho negro held up a Jap az May
nard ay near Lane ST. ard when
the victim refused io bold np bis
hands. the rubher shot twice. miss
ing The mark but bringing Pnirol
men Christensen aud Douion to the
scene
The highwayman ran but a
strange fate took him into the ycrs
path % Roundsmau Percy Locker
coming down the street on BIS way
90 headquarters to report f1r duty
he encountered him az Eighth as
and Weller &C.. and when LOCKER
saw him be followed qgck'y
The negro sought protection by
hind q clump % bushes lr vacant
Dot and fired point blank ar uu
ruuudsman when ttc latter was
about ton feet from him
Grarsd B. Bullet
The bullet just rrazed tho Off
GERS cheek An Instant later
lookDr's gan had spoken hut WITH
no success Tor the negro was ON the
run again. darling swiftly through
the pipes IN the Jackson sd mdo
district
LOCKER kept up "a steady fire at
the flying rohbcr and every minute
the fugitive turned Pep send "a BAH
hack 40 the officer They oxch8ug o
many shots without effect until
finally the negro. after firing rar
ticBlarly dangerous shot dropped .n
bis tracks Locker fired several
more bullets into the gloom where
The hIRhwayUau was. and Patrol
men Christensen and p1ulau csfch.
iug up with me chase b1mbardpd
fhe little dopre sibn .u the ground
which tho bandit chose for his mst
stand
when The police ce7sod firing
there had been no leadou response
from the bushes Tor several minutes
am was sim The three men cnH.
uously closed On ou the fortress aud
found the enemy dead
Three bullets had pierced his
chest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-12

% am sure that naw Weaisr
about supper time last night" SAYS
HurKo q was walking up Second
av. and al ueared Pike ~ ! no.
fierf a man closely resembling Yves
ler turn down Pike st re WAS walk
inE quite fast
q turned and foilou 90 him down
pike 81 Tor some distance A buut p
% PEOPLE coming from the other
way stopped me Cor d minute on so
and when went on aFuin had
ulrrcd the man
THE only time : raw his facs wuu
phen BE turned the corner 40 Sees
ona Az I didn't get good look
but am sure that Wezler was the
mRn
My De Around Home.
SIR and Mrs Neia Anderson. l1fH
Howard as ~ who ARE taking care
70 tha $50 Weaicr children whllo
The mother Do in Tacoma. ieieph1nfi
So thr police last night that o. msu
was lettering near their home
Tho police iuvcstisatcd hut found
Ua usrirIHun Character
Mira wcnirr the fuNItivea divore-
60 wife. fears Weller wiI harm the
children and has instructed tho An
dersons to kccg q close watch over
Thorn
Tho infcrurhsn trains Tor Tacoma
are being closely watched ln tht
belief thar 10 Werisr Do here he may
tr1 t0 get o. Tacoma Tor The funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29

DIED.
BLACkMAN. On Thursday. December 20 1910,
ROBERT LESTER BLACKMAN. son Of w.
l.. and Emily May Blackman OF TAG kalo-
rama road, aged eighteen months
Funeral private.
BROWN. Departed this life on Tuesday. Decem-
her %. 1910. at S:15 pm. at the residence.
1916 Wallach place. MARY. the beloved
daughter Of the late Jane Brown and sister
OF Susie Brooks.
Rest, spirit, rest.
Funeral Friday. December 30. at p.m... from
her late residence
BROWN. On Wednesday December 2S 1910. at
9:45 O'Clock a.m., FRANK H. BROWN the
beloved brother of Mrs. Fannie j. Reed and
William II. and Marshall Brown.
Funeral Friday. December 80. from his sister
residence. pip 18th street northwest mt 2
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
BYINGTON. On December -, 1870 at the res
idence Of his sen, Flushing; e. L.. A. HOMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MORE DINNERS AND DANCES
FOR PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER.
Recent Scciabilities and Other Time
ly Topics-Weddings.
Notes.

night at dinner given by DR.. md Mrs
Guy Fairfax Whiting, wheE the others
present included Miss Harriet Anderson
niece of Mrs. Taft and a guest at the
White House; Miss katherine Jennings
Miss Eudora Glover, Miss Sophy John
ston, Miss Dorothy Gardiner Williams
the Misses Switzerland, Miss Julia Whit
ing, Mr.. Robert Taft and his guests. Mr.
John NJ. Given of Chicago, Mr. Philpin
and Mr.: French; Baron .Hardenbroeck
Capt. Graham l.. johnson, Mr.. Willing
Spencer, Mr.. William Bowie Clarke, Com
mander Long, DR.. Grayson and Mr..
Henry Martin.
Miss Taft and most of those present
went on later to Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Slater's dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29

Miss Hester H. Singer of Pittsburg will
arrive tomorrow to be with her relatives
Secretary and Mrs. Knox, over New Year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29

Mrs. Charles Emory Smith and Miss
Frances Sullivan of Philadelphia will be
here tomorrow for the White House
dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29

Tonight the White House young people
will attend the dance at the home of
Secretary Meyer.