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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Charles ". Newhouse of the Stude-
baker Brothers recently returned from
an automobile trip
Bad Roads Met from THIS city to
Near LfvermOre Eisalia in stu
$--------------~ oepaker Sarford
Mitchell of visalia purchased a few
days ago. Mitchell and his party went
down by way Of Hayward, Tracy, Liv-
ermore. Merced and Fresno.
Newhouse. who drove the car. saws
that the roads between Hayward and
Livermore were very rough and that
for three miles this side of Modesto
considerable sand was encountered but
speed. The worst piece of road was
found between Fresno and Goshen
junction. Not more than Is or 90
miles per hour could he made there
owing TO the innumera BILE chuck holes
For eight miles this side of Portervflle
there is one Of the finest boulevards in
the state, according to Newhouse's re-
port, compared to which for road sur
face the foothill boulevard is not bet
ter
According 10 reports received by the
local branch OF Studebaker Brothers.
IN II months five Studebaker cars in
the service Of a livery company in
South Bend, Ind, travelled 1862 miles
The cars are of the 80 horsepower Ian
daulet type. The figures showing the
respective mileage of the machines
were prepared by the company which
supplies the tires. This mileage ranged
As follows: 24O62, 24,65s, 23,926, 24,4S0
and 22,525.
c. +. Matthewson, Pacific coast man
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

c. +. Matthewson, Pacific coast man
sger Of the Diamond rubber company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

bank of Eureka, a
Hale, cashier of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Bankers Buy
Auburn Cars
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

AAca9 CLt4N GU the
actual figures COW
ering the national
and large automo-
bifp shows IN tho
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Big Contracts for
Bosch MagnefOs
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Charles ". Newhouse of the Styde-
baker Brothers recently returned from
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

The Pacific motor car company re-
ports the sale and delivery of EMF
touring cars to
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Weinstock- Nichols company report
that the following owners hay
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

QlAlllI5 ~ ulAlCo
out of that place
The cars have now
been more than
%hr00 ~aalr1 ~, tho
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

bad Roads Met
Near BfVermOre
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

ing last THURSDAY Y.
The track races
scheduled for May
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
NO QUITTING IN FIGHT FOR
IMPROVED RULES.

Rejoicing Is apparent among certain
of the so-calIed regular leaders In the
House because the war ou the House
Rules. more especially the movement
to enlarge the Rules Committee and
make 1t elective with the Speaker cz-
cludcd. has been ~idctrgcsed Iu5ur-
gents and regulars have gone hurryiuc
TO the White House 10 give assurances
they would support the chief measures
which the President wants passed.
The insurgents are with Adj
miuistrstiou measures as go rail-
roads postal savings banks, couzerva-
ton. and aHti-i1iunctiou- The regu-
lars are not committing themselves as
far as that, but are protesting thcv
are for the legislation the President
wants The President is sending word
to the House that the paramount issue
Is the legislation be has recommended.
and which the platform calls for and
chat nothing should be- stirred un with
respect to the rules that may hamper
legislation.
It may well DO doubted if there Is
any question before the House that is
equal in gravity To the one Of changing
tine rules Until these are adjusted on
"a basis % fairness and Justice. Ieaf-Ia-
ton In the interest of the public is Ger
tain to suffer Bur leaving this q11oS-
zion -a=TEr IL nav no =ar A--s-D ~ a.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
MRS. YOUNG GETS MORE PAY
FOR WOMEN TEACHERS.

Since Mrs. Ella Flagg Young became
superintendent OF the Chicago schools
she has made many changes which
have seemingly met with general ap-
prevail Lately, Mrs. Young has sue
.ceeded in getting material increases IN
the salaries of the women teachers in
the Chicago schools. This Is a ques-
ton that Is giving trouble TO the
school boards of numerous cities In
New York city. for instance, the
women teachers have been agiratlng
four years for Just salaries Owing 10
the widespread efforts of the women
teachers to get more pay there viii be
interest IN the method taken by Mrs
Young TO gain her point.
Briefly. Mrs Young has adopted the
principle that special teachers of music,
drawing and the like should not re-
ceivc salaries higher than the grade
teachers She holds that 1t is Just as
valuable 10 teach the essentials as the
special subjects By equalization Of
salaries. the tendency Is to increase the
pay of the majority at a comparatively
slight increase IN the total appropria-
ton for school purposes The initial
salary OF the Chicago teacher l. $3.50
Beyond this. Mrs Young con
tends for her plan that 1t viii tend
to unity the lines of work in the school
and make the course of study simpler
and more effective. Manual training
and the household arts are no longer
to be treated as If unrelated 20 the
fundamental work Of the school
Teachers of the various subjects are
TO he placed on the same level and
every subject of study is To De treated
as equal in Importance The test of
Mrs NoUHg's plan which the board
has approved, viii be worth while
watching.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
What on the Program
Tonight IN Washington

District Of Columbia. Society. Sons OF
the American Revolution, Riggs House,
%. m
Delta Phi Society, ShOreham- s .. m
Smoker by Greater Washington Outing
Club. jolly Fat Mems Cub, 933 D
street northwest. $50 p. m
Oyster suDps< at Grace Church Parish
House. Ninth and d streets south
west > 10 . p m
Annual dinner Of Harvard Club, Ra-
leigh
BIoomiusdaIe Club dance. Mrs. Dyer's,
1917 r street northwest. $50 p. m.
Meeting Of Washington branch Of Amer
loan Pharmaceutical Association SOS
street northwest. 8 q m
Supper and entertainment 5y the I'm
maculate Conception Blessed Virgin
Mary ScdaIity, Eighth and y streets
northwest. $50 TO ? p. m
Address by Major J. NJ Barriman. com
Inander or the southeastern division
of the Salvation Army. go PennsvI-
.vania avenue. S.5G p. m.
National Union Fraternal Society fair
and bazaar. old Masonic Temple.
Ninth and T streets
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

part for less than it cost him. His
profit i not nOrdinate for a trade
which caters only to the rich and ex-
travagsnt Again, there are some
parts of steer, perfectly good meat,
which butchers say they cannot get
rid of at any price, even 10 families
so poor as To be on the verge of star
walton
NJ doubt there are tricks in the
trade of selling meat at retail, and it
Is pretty well established that the
consumer Is not getting the square
deal in all quarters Everybody has
noted Occa siOns when the price of a
food commodity, having gone Up on sc-
count Of a real scarcity, forgets to
come down when plenty returned
Prices would be more even In the
beef trade if more keepers Of the
family purse remembered FTanklin's
advice: eff you can't get cake, get
smeIts," and bought rump and round
when ribs were too dear.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
A TRIAL WHICH MAY MAKE
POLITICAL HISTORY.

Formal charges have been filed in Al
bany by Senator COnger against Sena-
tor Aids, prominent upstate Repub-
lican and leader Of the Republicans IN
the New York State senate. The alleged
offense Is the accepting Of bride. This
action brings to a head a quarrel which
may have far-reaching consequences.
The Developments may indeed blast
the chances of the Republicans 10 win
at the next State election There may
follow new alignment of parties in
New York whiyh would result in the
election as governor Of a Democrat. 4
Democratic governor of the pivotal State
of New Yo-k. always an interesting
factor in national politics, may turn
out TO be the long-sought Moses Of
national Democratic hope Who can
tel2 Stranger things have happened
The Democratic party Is certainly
more alive in New York today than 1t
has been in a long time. and the an
uOuncement Of Governor Hughes that
he viii not accept another nominat ton
for the office means that the Repu5-
leans have lost their biggest asset
Should the Aids investigation serve to
make more trouble for the Republicans
opening the Vay-for a Democrat OF the
right type 70 the governors mansion
at Albany. 1t VIII make political his
tory
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
IS livery BUTCHER A FOE TO
At- <EI<D5

Investigators sometimes draw wrong
deductions from uudi=puted but uu-
dircstcd data. Representative lIoore's
subcommittee had ar agent buy beef
and pork in three sections OF the city.
He found certain meats : cents pound
higher IN one part of the town than
in another The committees attcn-
ton also was called to the fact that
rho average wholesale price of all the
beef sold last week by one OF the
trust packers agencies here was 7-G5
cents pound The assumption fol-
lowed that the retailers are getting all
the difference between about s cents
and Is 20 p and that the dealer who
got = cents more than his local COM
petitor was simply more rapacious.
But there are more elements in the
butchers trade than are dreampt of in
the philosophy of the Congressman
who figured out pTeposteroUs profits for
the Connecticut avenue to2-price store
To begin, do not slur over that word
average in the packers statement.
tt means that some sides Of beef sold
at less than 10 cents and some for
q good deal more We know of one
dealer who buys only that part OF the
carcass which yields tendcrloin and
prime rib roasts. and Tsiys L to 20
cents for it. He sells some parts OF
this At 30 cents a pound, and small
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Miss lee
{ MISS lee
Bride Of Lieutenant MCNEIL.

Upon the completion OF their Ve-aiu .
trip. Lieutenant Chauncey St g. No
Nell, L : A. and Mrs Mcneil viii
MAKE their hone at Fcrt Nyer, Va
Mrs Mcneil, who was Miss CaroIir.
Lee, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Alexander Lee. was married To Lieu
tenant Mcneil lest evening a. $50
o clock Al her parents home. 173+ q
street northwest. the Rev. James =.
CraiChHl, Of Georgetown. officiating Do
tie presence CT q gathering OF TeIa-
JiVeS and friends
The bride. who wore \ handSOm-
gown of white mcteCr crepe, carried "a
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the VALLEY
and Bride roses. and her tuIIe veil was
arranged with a cOrrnet Of orange bios
SONS
Mrs. James Rutherford CraiEliU, Of
PIttsbUTC- was her sisters uatTOn OF
honor. She wore yellow satin and car
ried a ci.Ister Of yellow roses
Lieutenant Tate. L. : a. was HsST
man for Lieutenant Mcneil
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Theaters-

Eationsl-''Harvest Noon" SIS p. m.
BeIasco-''The Girl and the Wizard. -
$50 r. m
Coiumbia-'-Sp rinEtime,- S:I5 p. m.
Chase s-Polite vaudeville Sis n IN.
Academy Africa" S:I5 p m.
Casno-ContinUous vaudeville. II .. M.
Majestic ovirs pictures and vaude-
vile. 10 II p. n.
GayeJy- Rentz SaItley Company. SIS
D m
LyceGm-Sam revere Company. SIS
q ID.
CHE Times VIII he pleased 10 announce
meetings and entertainments this COL
Umn- Phone or write announcements
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
COUPLE UP WITH THE JOIN I
FINANCE COMMITTEE.

Center your FIRE See that the
inoney YOU give goes 10 the needy. BE
IN the ranks Help the city fulfill Its
whole responsibility in these days when
some are shfvering. some are weakened
for lack of food some are out IN TIE
cold
There Is only one way-couPIe Ur
with the Joint Finance Committee Its
cha irman Is Mr. Lisner- He Is easily
found. But If YOU have any trouble
locating him. OF the offices Of the com
mittee. try this newspaper We viii
find them for YOU
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
A NEED WHICH HUSTLE CAN
MEET THIS SESSION.

a patent Is a species of property
created by Congress under the author
ltv of the Constitution. It confers a
right co-extensivc with the United
States. It Is assumed by law to have
the same meaning throughout the
United States: and unless 1T has that
uniformity throughout the United
States its value is deprecated and may
be destroyed
Has a patent that character as the
law now operates Consider a specific
case:
a patentee brings suit against q sup
posed infriuccr in Ohio His patent Is
declared invalid Then he brings suit
on the same patent in New York. The
New York court has great esteem for
the court I'm Ohio Nevertheless. It
studies the case and says We think
the court in OHIO wrong and the
patent Is valid" The result Is that the
patent Is valid IN the second judicial
circuit and invalid in the sixth judicial
circuit
Under the authority Of the supreme
Court decision in the case of Kes~-
Ter rs. EIdrcd, this patent although
il has been declared valid i'm the second
circuit-iu uo way controls the site
cessful defendant in She sixth circuit
Not only has the latter the right TO
sell the infringing article all over the
United States. including the second
circuit. but all his customers are pro
tected- So the patent Is finally killed
by the decision I'm the sixth circuit
despite the decision OF the court OF
appeals of the second circuit.
Suppose an appeal goes 10 the United
States Supreme Court Suppose that
court sustains the decision OF the
second circuit and vaiidates the patent
That does not affect in the least degree
the absolute right as a matter of the
Jaw OF the successful iufriuger in the
case In the sixth circuit and his GUS
TONERS to sell freely all over the United
States. In other words not even the
Supreme Court can save that patent
from the decision of the sixth circuit.
Here. mauifestiy. Is a situation of
the most pronounced injustice to a
vast aggregation Of American property
il j. an injustice which operates. more
over. most severely upon the poorer
pateHtee. He cannot afford 10 press
his defense through nine circuits. The
great corporation can.
To mend this wrong II Is proposed
ts establish a patent court Appeals
70 that court wIiI De made directly
from the trial courts Et- decisions
subject 10 the few appeals now per
mitted to the United States Supreme
Court-wiII be- final and binding ON
the whole nation. The whole BODY OF
inventors, owners. and attorneys most
interested l. represented IN the move
mcnt for this court
This Congress may very possibly
enact legislation 20 this end. An i'm
terview from the chairman OF the
House subcommittee having the b5I in
charge forecasts that the measure VIII
be favorably reported When that ha-
been done Congress should pass the bin
speedily But if It does. it viii he be-
cause the inventors, manufactures.
and attorneys concerned make tbo--
representative in Congress understand
that they are IN earnest in demand
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
GROUND SWARNINGFOR
MARCH 4. 1913.

His Wisdom the ground hog. came
out Of his hole at suH-up today He
- " ms shadow cIear-msrked on the
hillside snow Therefore we in Wash
ingtoH may expect SIX weeks more of
wintry weather. or the Old saw goes
to the rubbish heap.
Perhaps a timely bareback viii ap-
pear on or about March f. 1t might
remind the Congress that tho wood
chuck may see his shadow again on
Candlemas day, 1913. and spoil the
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Miss Davis
Hostess At Bridge Party.

Hiss Maud Davis. g3lI r street. VIII
be hostess at . bridge party this after
neon, followed by an Informal tea
Miss Grace Needham entertained II a
bridge party last evening
Colonel ard Mrs Thomas W SIMON
have as their house guests Mrs Francis
Mrs. James a Robinson Of PittsburE-
Pa who are here for the MCOrneso-
Chew wedding.
Mrs Richard Red Rogers Is spending
a few days IN New York
AIRS T,e-tzo has issued cards for "a
bridge party on Friday afternoon.
Mrs Trevor has Invitations out for a
luncheon Tuesday. February \ iu homo
OF Mrs. Lehr. VIE OF Or. Lehr-
Airs. Lewis Nevrnyc-. OF tire Avon
apartment was hostess yeste rdsy, ~ a
whist and luncheon given IN honor OF
Mrs Fannie Merfeldt. of IoTA, Pa.
The guests were Mrs. Sa uUeI Ben
singer, Mrs RappapOrt. Mrs. 4 Stras-
burger, Mrs Nathan Kahn, -drs. Addie
Signund, Mrs Julia LuchS- and MS
Fannie MerfeIdt.
Mrs Harold Levy. who was the guest
IT her mother Mrs p Lee erman, o.
Charlotte, Va, has returned home
Mrs J. KOsminsky and son Of York.
Pa, are the guests Of Miss lfillie Nor
ris. Of Seventeenth street
=
Mrs Edwards SommeTS. OF I2of La
mont street, will be at home during the
winter season, Sunday afternoons
The OctaEon Pleasure Club has com
pleted plans for fancy dress ball al
Mrs Dyers. on the evening Of February
T. The committc i'm charge Of Tho -
R2slzs Melville ELschc<- and Alfred Haas
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
MISS KNOX ENTERTAINS
IN MISS BERRYS HONOR
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Knox Whose Marriage
to Harry S. Berry Takes Place Tuesday, Is
Hostess at Small Luncheon.

Miss Georgia Knox. daughter 81 Er.
and Mrs w s Knox. whose marriage
g. Harry Smith Berry OF Nashville,
Tenn. takes place next Tuesday. en-
te-raiur6 at luncheon today in honor Of
Miss Sarah Berry Miss Berry, who is
n sister of the Bridegroom, is 60 le
THO maid Of honor a. tie wedding
Invited to meet Miss Berry were Miss
annie Keith Frazier. daughter Of Sena-
COR Frazier OF Tennessee Miss Anna
RusSeU Cole Of Nashville Tenn the
Misses Carson Of FittSbur-- and Nine
-orea. wife Of the former Minister Of
Nfca-1c-Ia- Miss Edith Eoou and Miss
Juia He'll
Tho table was effectively decorated
with quantities Of yellow j0nuuilS.
Mrs Henry :. Welcome Of England.
was The guest IN honor OF whom Miss
rsa THOMPSON entertained a luncheon
today r. nor residence on NasSachu-
-ct-S avenue
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

doings when President Taft, OF some
body else, is escorted TO the White
House for four years official tenancy,
as they were spoiled last year
II Is time, now, to get busy on the
amendment
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

Secretary or War and airs. Dickinson,
the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
BaU'uEcr. Nr. and Mrs Thomas Car,
AR and Mrs Horace Weztcorv. and M
and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Commissioner Of the Civil Service and
Mrs Washburn were hosts al dinner
last evening IN compliment 20 Commis-
sio1er and Mrs McHheuny-
Representative and Mrs BouteU were
hosts at dinner last evening n honor OF
Mrs BoutcITs cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Casey Weed or Toror5c.
Mrs Frank Turner N7oorhead enter
tanned 1T n tea yeste day afternoon in
honor o. her sister-in-Isw. Mrs William
D. Holland and Mrs Louis " DaIzeu-
Of Philadelphia Mrs. NOorhead was as
sisted by Miss Lillian Chew, whose
marriage 10 7. CDshUr NI0orhead, takes
place this afternoon
N-. and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins
entertained a party AT dinner last evening
iu honor Of Representative and Mrs
James Breck Perkins ami Representa-
tive and Mrs Weeks
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
At HOnleCalendar
in Society

Mrs Cummius. wife Of Senator Cam
minis. VIII receive tomorrow afternoon
from TO o O'Clock. She VIII have VII
her Mrs. Robert Downey and Miss
Lindsay. Of Waynesburg, Pa.
Mrs. George NJ Pullman viii receive
tomorrow afternoon at the Arlington.
Mrs Roberts, wife OF senator Ros-
erts, VIII receive tomorrow Afternoon.
Mrs NJ c Weyth will be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Bristow. wife Of Senator Rrfe-
tow. viii receive tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs, Smoot. wife OF Senator Smoot.
VII De al home Informally tomorrow
Mrs. Augustus p. Crenshaw and Miss
Crenshaw. wiz receive tomorrovv afrer-
noon for the last time this season.
Mrs. George Tully Vaughan. wife of
afternoon
Mrs Edwin T Parker and Miss Par
ker. 1852 Ontario place. viii receive to-
morrow afternoon
Mrs. Frazier and Miss Annie Keith
Frazier wife and daughter Of Senator
FRAZIER, Of Tennessee will receive to-
morrow at the Cochran Hotel assisted
by their house guest. Mrs. whitehead
Of Atlanta Ca
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

here
The Presidents lament that nobody
drops in ~ the White House reminds
ms that NIr- Bryan has been willing 20
take a chance A. it for some time
The University Of Missouri IS giving
course OF lectures OF how 70 " -
poetry And 30 is TO be hoped that IS
teaching something new
Testimony from the experts IS that
there Is no such thing a. drinking too
much. i IS drinking too frequently
that causes trouble
Ell am not going to Europe with my
husband or ANYBODY else" says Mrs.
Lawrence Pblrps- New styles arc com
ing In ali the time
Y walter weIIman gets no further
across the Atlantic in his balloon than
he did toward the North Pole. ne VIII
need a life preserve
Even the stars are IN harmony with
fast age Comet a 1910 travels for
ty-one miles a second
The door fin ATanchurIa seems To Ie
aide oDen AT the knock Of Mr. Murder
and Mt. Rebellion
ZeIaya is going on a pleasure trip
bur it is Ar Euox's pleasure and Tot
Zelaya's-
Any Republican who tries n be his
brothers keeper nowadays has q hard
job
II the spirits are like human beings
Prof. Langley has n laugh coming
Rertor-s, having seen the finish OF
manv q good man is closed.
The President smiled 1890 times last
night
Insurgency IS often Inconsistency.
Or CovIes is under the knife
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

Preventative Noore's subcommittee
has demonstrated the truth Of vhay
every NasEinz5onisn has been SaEinz
for several years It costs money 20 live
here
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Mrs. McCumb Der
VIII Receive Tomorrow.

VIII Receive Tomorrow.
Mrs 1IcCumber. wife Of Senator NJ
Cumber, VIII receive tomorrow after
noon
Mrs. Curtis, wife OF Senator Curtis.
VIA be AZ home Informally tomorrow
afternoon
Mrs Robert craig wiz receive tomor-
days in February.
Mrs. Robert 7 Middleton and Miss
NiioaieJon. 1871 ThirtietH street. VIII re-
Jones. VIII receive tomorrow afternoon
ron 3 10 s O'Clock al the Hotel Gordon
=
Mrs Gardner Williams and Miss VIII
mans viii receive tomorrow afternoon
and again next Thursday
Ms sands and Miss Jane sands Will
receive tomorrow afternoon
Miss Sullivan. or Thirtieth street will
l'1i receive tomorrow but will be- al
nome The following Thursdays in Feb
raary.
Mrs Painter will rot receive tomor-
'" OWING to illness IN the family.
Mrs Robert r Shepard will receive
Today ir'm $50 to $50 O'Clock.
Mrs John HAYS Hammond VIII re-
Hnll- after Eaa-er. when she viii r.
sumo her Wednesdays az home
Mrs Dewey viii not make calls for
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

Dinner Party
For Secretary and Mrs Dickinson.
The Solicitor General and Mrs. Bowers
entertained at dinner last evening the
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

Mrs Ludlow. wife Of Rear Admiral
Ludlow. entertained a party AT dinner
last evening IT honor of NIrs. John kim
Van RenSsaIer, OF New York.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
John Barrett
Host At Dinner PARTY.

John Barrett. director OF The Inter
national Bureau Of American Republics,
was host at dinner last evening at his
apartment. AT the Connecticut, in honor
Of the newly appointed American Min
lister 20 China and Mrs " J. Calhoun
Invited 70 meet them were the Min
lister Of Chile and Nine Cruz. the Min
lister Of Ecuador and Miss Carlo, the
minister Of Cuba. General Nelez. Nj.
ard Mrs Thomas @. Dawson the for
mer AT one time American minister TO
Chile. Representative and Mrs Foster
Mrs. r. J. Yanes- and Miss Sheriff.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

Mir and 1.IE. Paul =. Pear<aII enter
tsiDed party at dinner last evening.
followed 10y g box party.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Mrs HARDY
Is Visiting In Capital.

Mrs Salie Marshall Hardy Vic.
President General u. a r. Kentucky.
mas arrived in Washington and is q
sues. ~ the Ehhit. House. She will
attend the February board meeting Of
the T. A. r.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

The Swedish Minister and Nine de
I-aSercrantz were the guests ia whose
honor AT and Mrs Thomas Nelson
Page entertained party a. dinner last
evening.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

" walter weIIman gets no further
across the Atlantic in his balloon than
he did toward the North Pole. ne viii
need 4 LIE nreserEer-
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

--T am not going TO Europe with my
husband or ANYBODY else says Mrs
Lawrence Pblrps- New styles arc com
ing IN I'll the time
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

The tra-Fraternity Board. Of Cen
traI High School. composed of repre-
Sentatives from the three girls fra
ternities OF the school. Sigma lambda.
Phi Delta Sigma, and Theta Kappa Phi.
VIII entertain at tea at the home rF
Miss Nora Pepper 32f1 Thirteenth street
Saturday afternoon from g To 6 O'Clock
Members Of the fratcrnities represent
cd are invited