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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-09-16
ALVIN BUTLER, Cle,.i-
JOHN I'VE Craf,.,,.o,

7 i ,onI. OF School District SO 90
ESlneoin County, Idaho. -
sept scot T.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

ST. PAULS CHURCH. Sd g.. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Robert Talbot rector: Rev. George
W Atkinson. r.. assistant. %. Holy Communion
80. Sunday school 10 O'Clock mathis and 10
stnction. II. celebration and sermon. $50 p. m.
diocesan meeting Of the Girls Friendly Society.
O'Clock fun choral evensong and sermon Seats
free.
CHRIST CHURCH. GEORGETOWN. Rev James
H. ". Blake, rector. $50 a. M. morning prayer
and sermon By the rector 30 p m evening
prayer and special music by vested choir
THE ANNUAL SERVICE or THE GIRLS
Friendly Society VIII be held Sunday IN 81. Paul s
Church. az SO p N
EPIPHANY CHURCH C st.. between 18th and
18Th. Rev. r. Il. McKim. D. D. rector. serr-
Ices, a. m, u a. M. and p. IL. Sunday
school 80 a. m and D. m. All welcome.
TRINITY CHURCH ID and c sts uw. Rev Rich
ard +. Williams rector. Services. 80 Il. &
sunday school and Bible classes 90. The rector
VIII preach. Strangers cordially welcome
ST JAMES CHURCH, sth st. bet. end G sts.
ne Services: 7 l0@) aod II a. NJ. ; 30 ard 30
y. m Church free and open % all every dag.
ST. Marks CHURCH. "a and A SITS. Sc. Rev.
W. L. Dc Nres. Ph. D. and Rev. r. A. Curtis.
clergy. 80 Il, and 2. Ascension Day :. II.
and 30 Rev. ". ". Morgan-Joues viii preach
at night
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave. and
18th 81 nv. Rev J. Henuiug Nelms rector.
Services and Il g. m. and D. m. 30 r. H..
ehiaren Vesper service, choir Of eighty children.
Tie rector viii preach 40 II and e
PEOPLES EvENSONG. MOUNT ST. ALBAN.
SUNDAY. May l, 1910. al p. n. IN ST. Alhau' 5
The service Will he sung By the cathedral choir.
Take TeuuallytOVu cars
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
THE
WASHINGTON
HERALD,
Sunday, May [.

Anecdotes Of Grant the man. will prove reminiscent and give
a vivid picture of great national character
The city Of Washington has been prolific field for the
and youthful journalist sketch Of boys who grew
up to be of wide influence
William Burns the famous operative Of the Secret
Service for twenty years tells OF of his sensational
hearttoheart with the great detective by James Nor
row.
Charlotte NJ Conge gives historical sketch OF the Naval
Observatory and of the who developed the scientific research
work of the national government
Emerald the patron gem OF the month OF May and history
OF this and other weknown should prove OF interest
The proposition before Congress grant the ranking
privilege Col Roosevelt makes timely article by The Ex-
Aac, in which is pointed that only regning monarcs of
Europe granted the privilege the water.
Watching for the comet Well then you will find useful
information in The Washington Herald next Sunday
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

The why and how Of the intermediate
society will be discussed in four ten
minute talks at the meeting Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union Monday evening. at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. Ray f. Dew
Will conduct song service; Bible reading
and prayer. Rev. T. c. Clark: The field
Of the intermediate society,"" r. p. Gates;
song. THE Child Of King" Miss Louise
Young; How We organized an intermedi-
ate society,"" D. c. Davis: intermediate
ideals" II. F. Lowe; THE Kings Bust
ness" Christian Endeavor Quartet; "A
pastors view of intermediate work" Rev.
George A. Miller.
The society OF Mount Tabor NJ. p.
Church will install the following officers
tomorrow evening: President, Mrs NJ l.
Myers; vice president. DR.. L. ]. Jones:
recording secretary. Mr. William Conlin:
] corresponding secretary, Mrs. James
! Walden; treasurer. Miss Bessie Barnes.
The TakOma Park Presbyterian Society.
at IT'S business meeting this week. voted
I TO invite the District Union to hold its
September meeting with that society.
/ Plans were made for the early reorgani-
zation OF the Junior c. Z. Society. The
meeting was held at the home OF the
pastor. Rev. T. c. Clark.
Endeavorers OF the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church Tuesday evening gave
shadow picture playlets. The cast IN
cluded Miss Bertha Dew. reader: Mrs. A.
L. Williams. Miss Katherine Sunny. Miss
Blanche Dew. Mr.. c. J. Spiker. and Mr.
| w h. BraithaWaite
The superintendent OF the musical de-
partment OF the District Union has an
nounced conditions governing the contest
/ foN. the best District Of Columbia song
/ for the convention 10 be held at At
/ lantic City in 1911. II must be written
/ by member; must have a chorus. must
be set 10 a familiar tune: the District
must be mentioned In the song The con-
test closes June G. at which time the
song must be mailed TO Miss Virginia
! Raymond. 100 Bond Building Songs
should be mailed IN sealed envelopes. to-
gether with a separate slip bearing the
authors name and address.
There Will be a meeting Of the train
| ing class Tor Junior workers Saturday.
April 30. at 1880 p. m. in room 80. Bond
Building.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Junior superintendent will be held Fri
day, May s. at 7:30 p. m. at the home
/ Of the treasurer. Mr.. William Kinney,
/ s27 French street northwest. Topics for
May Will be taught by several Of the
superintendent
Descriptive folders OF the Christian En-
deavor institute and recreation assembly.
( 70 be held at Pen-Mar. Nd. IN July by
the Maryland state Christian Endeavor
Union. will be ready for distribution early
next week.
Winning the world FOR Christ" was the
/ gist OF the meeting Of the Young Peoples
Circle Of Endeavor at the Rhode Island
Avenue ". p Church last Sunday even
/ ing William A. Kemper was the leader
The new pastor. DR.. Frank Benson. gave
a short talk 70 the Endeavorers and
enlisted their help IN the Christian En-
deavor movement The monthly conse-
Grafton meeting OF the society viii be held
| Sunday evening.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Most Rev. Diomede Falconio. the apos-
tollc delegate, will leave on Monday aft
| ernoon for Detroit where he will on
ciate al the conservation Of a new Polish
church. dedicated 70 St Stanislaus Mgr
James F. Mackin. rector Of 81. Paurs
Church. will accompany Archbishop Fal-
comic.
Bishop owen p. Corrigan. vicar general
OF the archdiocese Of Baltimore, VIII
administer confirmation Thursday at the
Feast of the Ascension at st. Stephen
Church, Twenty-ffth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue
A complimentary lecture will be given
by Rev. Or. William T Russell under the
auspices Of the knights OF Columbus on
Wednesday evening at the knights hall,
In f street. DR. RusselTs timely topic
will be The Catholic is the most tolerant
OF American citizens"
An entertainment and euchre will be
given Tuesday. May 3. in New Carroll
Hall under the auspices Of the Sodality OF
St. Patrick's.
Right Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, rector
Of the Catholic University, has spent the
week in the North On Monday he de-
llvered the address at the conservation OF
Bishop Fallon in London. Ontario and
preached Thursday evening at the special
services following the conservation OF
Bishop Milan. Of Hartford, Conn. which
I
Thomas J. Donovan has resigned HIS
position as president OF the Aloysius Club
and Mr.. Joseph f. Cogan has been ap-
pointed his successor in that Office.
The last lecture this season under the
auspices Of the ST. Aloysius Club will be
given by Representative Graham. Of III
nois. II will take place tomorrow even
ing In Gonzaga Hall. and the subject will
be Catholic citizenship"
Rev. William J. stanton, s J., OF Leon
ardtown. Nd. has been a guest at St
Aloysius rectory during the week
Forty hours devotion will commence
at the Church Of Our Lady Of Victory.
New Cut and Conduit roads. tomorrow
at the solemn high mass, which will be
celebrated at II O'Clock Through the
generosity Of Miss Libbie Carroll. a hand
some triple gong has been added TO the
equipment Of the church.
At ST. Mary's Church masses on the
Feast Of Ascension will be held az z and 9
O'Clock, the latter a high mass.
Members Of the Mems League Of the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart will receive
communion tomorrow at the s o'clock
mass and will attend the vesper service
in, the evening at 7:3O in a body.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
The FatefuI Question.

She saw that he was going 10 out
The question long expected.
She tapped the carpet with her foot
And tried 20 look collected.
And as she waited for the man
To ask that fateful question.
Across her aging features ran
SargiineCls congestion.
The rose her cheek incamadined
Was followed by the lily.
So great was her distress Of mind
She really felt quite silly.
At length he stammered out the word.
The word so long awaited.
That made the maiden. when she heard.
So deeply agitated.
And then he said. beg pardon. Miss
His voice was quite unsteady
Il simply had 10 ask you this"
She had her answer ready.
Why should you not, sir?' she began;
I'm glad 70 give my answer.
It's eighteen years. kind Census-man.
Since first my life begin, SIR
II. A. Daly In Catholic Standard and Tim,
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
WILL PREACH SIX SERMONS.

At the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church to-
morrow evening Rev DR. John Reid
Shannon will begin a series Of sermons
on Love. marriage. and home" the sub
jects being Marriage as Gods institu-
ton" Different kinds Of marriage. - The
young man at the altar-bachelors," THE
young woman at the altar-old maids. %
Home the most sacred place on earth, "
and Christian homes and our American
civilization"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
lNh and G. SITS nv. Rev. samuel II. Woodrow.
D. u. pastor; 'I,ev. s r. swift. assistant rns-or.
Il a. m. public worship. with short sermon by
pastor; subject. Diversity q gifts communion
and reception o. memberS Music by quartet and
chorus choir. go a. m. Sundav school. s.i5
p m. Y. p s. e. Z s. evening service: sermon
b. pastor. sub,ec-. "Shibboleths."
Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th 81. Rev. s. NJ Newman
u d, VIII preach az y a. NJ and 2. n. Illus
uated evening service, With sermon on Dante S
'inferno-" Sunday school e3o a. n. Mems class.
10 A. m. Junior Endsavor 8 p m. Intermediate
Endclynr. ] y N. NouLl- E-learo- 90 % M.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
How II Happened,

From the Housekeepcr.
Now Willie. you know I told you not
TO go in swimming. and yet you have
been in the water this very day"
4 know, ma, but Satan tempted me"
''Why didn't you tell Satan to get be-
hind your"
Il did. and he kicked me In"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
PRESBYTERIAN,
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. y and 18th SIS.
EhaFFrr NJ r-s-....-


II a. m, DT. Wood viii preach. SO D. m musical
service. led b the church quartet. & g.. m after
noon service. Or. Wood viii preach on satanic
devices. 30 p. m. musical service led b~ the
chorus choir q the Central High School. D. m.
evening serylcp. Dr.. Wood VIII preach on The
Christian use q the navy. SUNDAY school a. Gas
a. m Christian Endeavor meeting az p. m-
Mioweek service. Thursday May g. az D. NJ
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. W.
" Logan. d. T.. pastor. Temporary quarters.
Georgia ave. near Namum g. sabbath school az
p m. At p. m. Dr. Logan viii preach ~
four questions q life. All are welcome.
FIRSr-'The Strangers Sabbath H0me"-,Iobr Mar
shall place nv. Donald c. Macleod. minister Il
a. m. The Sacrament Of the Lords SUPPER DO
Is p n. Iusfratod seven sy9-i= on the r-0,s Boz
$ 5, 90 a. N. G. T.. 645 3. ID. All are wei
cone.
INV YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New York ave-. and 18th stS DR.. wallace
Radcliffe. pastor. Il a. m. public worship. D-.
Radcliffe viii peach. 2. n. Thou AT Peter
on this rock Music led b. quartet choir $50
q. n. Bible school gas a. m adult cIaszeS
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CHURCH DINNER GIVEN.
First Baptist brotherhood Hear DR.
WillInRham Speak.

Willingham Speak.
A dinner was given Monday evening at
the First Baptist Church under the aus
pices OF the church brotherhood. Thirty
five men were present DR. Willingham,
general secretary Of the Southern Bap-
fist board of foreign missions, was the
speaker.
A Laymens Missionary League was or
ganized TO cooperate with the Laymen's
Missionary Movement. which is now be-
ing so extensively promulgated among
the Protestant evangelical churches The
following were elected: President. DR..
George c. Samson; vice president, J. w.
Swanson; secretary-tressurer, Elgin
Smith.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. or. 18th ard L So
Ulysses O. h. Pierce ID. D., minister. sS5 a. n.
Sunday school Glass for the Comparative study
Of Religion and Unity Study Class II g. m
morning service, sermon hy the minister There
is also kindergarten during the hour Of morning
worship. 30 ?. m. Young Peoples Religious
Juion- The public invited 20 all se-TiceA
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. IO,h and y SIS
Dr. J. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching y a. H.
7:S ?. n, Heart belief" Bap,isnS Bible
schco s-n a. m. g. E. : p. m
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION IZ30 Pa. ave Rev. John
Cavauaush. the lri=I evsugCIis-. VIII speak 10
night AZ O'Clock Gospel wagon services wiu DO
held Suuday-Wa-hinTton Circle, p. M; p. o.
Building. 2 . m Gospel services every night. and
SUNDAY az g. = ard p N AL welcome.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
THEOSOPHT.

"CIAIRVOYANCE-wH IT is
Lecture hy Dr.. W. ". BAKER
Sunday. Il a. m. a. Thecs1Ihic Hall.
1917 II o. uv.
Public invited
PuhIr study Glasses Wedue-day and Friday, 80
s T. m. Pgbllc invited 90 an activities
STEREOPTTCON LECTURE Oh MAN INNIS-
IBLE." hy Mrs FLORENCE DUFFIE, "Wednesday,
May l. and THURSDAY. May s. 40 p n
LECTURE. THE NATURE OF THE CHRIST, %
AZ headquarters Washington B1nCh. TheCsopLiCaI
Society - A 81. se o. m. Public invited
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH 18th and Corcoran sts nv The
Rev. Frank Sevsu. d. D.. pastor wiu preach al
Il a. m. sunday school IZL5 Eespers. S p. n
writings Of Swedeub0rg
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
Y. w. c. a. vEsPER SERVICE.

18th and F SIS. NV Nesrer service. sunday. "a.
Leader. Hiss Della Grover Slb,err Bible read
IrCp-
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L SIS. Nv.
Rev John Van Schaick, jr-, pastor Il a. n.
morning service, sermon b. pastor; subject. Tbs
Juiyersalist ministry" ss5 A. m- sunday school
p. H.. Y. +. g.. L. Tuesday May 5. 2. n.
the Rev. John Hunter. D. D.. Of Glasgow, SCOT
land.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. l5,s
and r SIS. NV. Services; Sunday. II a. n and
=. n
subject EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"
Sunday school II a. N. "Wednesday eYeui1-
meeting 6 O'Clock Public cordially invited All
seats free. Free reading room. Col Colorado Bldg
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

There is a broad field for humorous
treatment Of a kind to amuse and inter
est children, and scores Of popular illus
traitors are proof Of the loving affection
in which they are held by children. Peter
Newell, Reginald Birch. Mr. Kemble. Mr.
Frost, Boutet de Monvel and many
women artists make their particular ap-
peal 10 children who enjoy fun in line
or word quite as much as their elders.
How shall we minimize this menace to
the children of to-day? For its demor-
alizing influence has crept into the homes
Of all classes. Here is work for women's
clubs and one in which they should Joy.
for it is work for children. For women
are the guardians Of the purity of chill
dren, the ideals Of childhood, and in their
hands. it Is said rests the great trust of
keeping the American home clean and
wholesome" Several things you can do
at once:
l. Do not buy the paper.
?. If this is impractical. then make II
your business TO keep the supplement out
OF sight. 1t can very easily be extracted
from the bulk Of the paper and destroyed.
3. Every man and every woman can
register an individual protest in the Office
of the newspaper which sends the sup
plement 10 the house.
4. Every man and every woman can
call her neighbours attention TO this men
ace to sweet, sane childhood.
a little more editorial energy. a little
more sense OF editorial responsibility. and
possibly the expenditure Of a little more
money. will substitute for the present in
defensible vulgarity of the so-called comic
supplement decent drawing and decent
text"
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. Pythian Temple lol2 oh
50 uw.. second floor. 80 p. m. lecture. "Dan-e-s
q mediumshir." George ". Kgtes; messages. Mrs.
Hates All invited.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

MEMORIAL NJ. z CHURCB.
conner John Marshall place and q s. John Red
Shannon. minister Al II a. m Our fevered
times and a CID Bible doctrine" Al 8 D. 70
Marriage Gods Institution Different kinds Of
marriage" first o. series on Love marriage and
home'j. Sunday school and Metropolitan Bible
Class. go Epworth League. 6si5.
FOUNDRY " z. CHURCH. 18th and Church SITS.
s-5l a. M Sunday school II a. m. Rev ". p.
lhrneld. ID. D.. viii preach; subject. 'Thr0nging
ana touching followed by sacrament Of the Lord
super Z r. m. EDworth Leagle. p. n.
mneiJ-cisnth anniversary Of the Washington Bible
Society address Bible reading and character
building. oy Dr.. W. z. Thirdeld. Strangers
welcome
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for by M Fv
EPISCOPAL. EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS
Near Dupolt Circle.
Services. s. j. and g.
s-Holy Communion.
l-Holy Communion and sermon by rector q.
Ernest Smith. d. d.. b. c. L.
s-Eyening prayer and sermon by Rev. Canon ]. W.
Austin.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

Mt. VERNON PLACE n. z. CHURCH SOUTH,
cor. 5th and n SIS nv. ]. Howard Wells pastor.
go Sunday school. Il a. m. Plate and Christ /:
or. The Christians great incentive Holy Com
muniou. r. n. EUwc-th League. ?. H.
'Christ5 c1ustraining love; or. The CHRISTIANS
great lrcartirn !.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

Exactly so. We heartily agree with
the gentleman that a comic supplement
which suffers none of the aforementioned
delinquencies would be no violation either
Of newspaper ethics or juvenile require
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

PytLian Temple 1912 9th So. Ir. Lecture sunday.
u a. M. by Bishop OLIVER C.. SAEINs subject.
Science and tle doctors A. che conclusion o.
lecture in'crnission q zen mirurss. followed b.
testimonial meeting Seats free. All invited.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

At St Mary's Church masses on the
Feast Of Ascension will be held at and {
o'clock, the latter a high mass.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-30

Members Of the Mems League Of the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart will receive
communion tomorrow at the o'clock
mass and will attend the vesper service
in, the evening at 7:30 in a body.
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
WOMEN TO FIGHT
PRISON WHIPPING
Exoneration of Deputy Who
Lashed Woman Opens
State Crusade.

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept I9.-Despite the
action of the authorities here in viz
tualIy upholding Deputy Warden O. O.
flaming for administering 10 lashes
10 a young white woman prisoner. the
woman's civic organization which in
augurated the investigation viii con-
tinue its campaign against the whip
ping OF prisoners.
Dr. flaming claimed that he whipped
the young white woman because II was
the only way he could get her to keep
quiet and stop worrying other prisoners
at night He admitted ordering her TO
be dashed with 10 stripes
II was brought out in the testimony
before the investigating commission
that the skin was not broken by the
Iashes, and that such Punishments are
not against the rules regulating prisons.
However, Dr. flaming was ''repri-
manded.''
II Il chiefly against such punishment
that prominent society women Of the
State and county viii direct their ef-
forts for a reform In the conduct OF
jails and prisons. Action toward this
end was begun today, when letters
were sent out all over the state TO State
officials and state legislators asking
their cooperation in the reform.
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
TAFT TO PUSH FIGHT
TO FORTIFY CANAL
Will Take No Chances By
Leaving Matter to Next
Congress.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. I9.-Presi-
dent Taft is looking forward 10 one OF
the hardest legislative fights Of his Ad-
ministration during the coming short
session Of Congress. at which he viii
seek TO force through a bill providing
for d $2,0o8,O00 appropriation TO start
work upon the Panama canal fortidca-
tons.
Aside from the question OF the right
Of the United States 20 fortify the zone,
there is a difference OF opinion as TO the
ACCESSIBILITY Of this move, considered
from the standpoint OF the United States
alone.
The opposition in the last Congress TO
Terrifying the canal was led by Champ
Clark, who is picked for Speaker in the
event Of Democratic House, and the
Administration Is counting a fairly
united Democratic opposition TO the
project.
It viii. therefore be the plan Of the
President TO force the proposition
through the coming short session OF
Congress in order 10 avoid taking any
chance on leaving the matter TO the
next Congress, the political makeup OF
which is at this time a matter Of very
serious doubt
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders

ARMY
The retirement OF Prof EDWARD z
WOOD. United States Military
Academy. from active service, is
announced. and he Is placed upon
the retired list of the army with
the rank of bTiEsdfer general.
NAVY.
No naval orders issued TODAY.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ArFived-WheelinE and Petrol at
Alden. Nebraska Virginia. and
Minnesota. Louisiana and Caesar
at Southern drill grounds. Taco
ma at BIuefeldS.
Sailed-DiNie from Norfolk for BOs-
ton. Nanshan from Shanghai for
HOnEkOnE, Glacier from CallaO
for Chin bote. and POmpey from
Cavite fer HOngkonS-
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
TRIAL THIS WEEK
Of SNEAD SISTERS

NEWARK n. J., Sept. 19,-The Rev
John b. WardIaw, broJner Of Ars. Car
oline Is. Martin and Mrs Mary Snesd-
who are under arrest here charged with
the murder Of OCey W n. Snead. who
was found dead IN a bath tub in East
Orange last November, arrived here TO-
day from the South
He at once went to the county jail
and spent the morning with his sisters,
whose trial viii be called next Wednes-
DAY. He announced that his sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Spindle, would arrive from
Bristol, Tenn. tomorrow
Il am positive that my sisters are in
nCcent OF this reru6le charge" he said
u Lhink Oca,- commiLled suicide.
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
Deaths

GeOrEe German, 50 years, Rupert Home,
AnaCOSLia-
John Schultz, IS years, 81 Second street
southeast.
William H NIuIIiu. g years, I022 Eighth
street northwest
Aug IstuS Zenk- 90 years, L S. Soldiers
Home D. G
Henry POtbury- IS wears G722 ThiTt cent \
street northwest
Kate FOTtney. 3 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
John y Hoover, g years, National
Homeopathic Hospital
Infant of Raymond and Margaret
Regan, Providence Hospital
Sidney T Thomas, % years, 17z6 Twenty
third street northwest
Thomas Carroll sc years. Casualty Hos
pital
Edgar G Reynolds, months, 20 F
street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
The Vital Records.
Births

Raymond and Margaret l. ReSan- girl
Carl \ and CfayneI o Thompson, boy.
C Joseph and Adelaide SwOrzyn. BOY.
Edward J. and Mary KidweH. girl
Thomas r and Helena G. EdmOnstOn
boy
William A and Florence NJ Bresnahan
EIrl.
EdsaT .. and Mary J. Kendig, boy and
girl twins
Alexander and Jeuive Elliott, girl
Charles J. and Dahl r Truadale, boy
William NJ and Florence NJ Frye, boy.
The Washington times., 1910-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

William Evans and Roberta johnson,
both of Norfolk Va
Emmett A BTinEman. and Louise 9 w
G. WenGt. both OF Washington
Percy W scott ard Florence F. Purn-
phery both of Washington.
Harry Shapiro and Sarah Kiebanoh,
both OF Washington
-Edward A. DCre and Marie P Dorsey,
both Of Washington
The Washington times., 1910-09-19

ZVANTED-Age to Introduce a household
necessity Of merit, backed by strong ad-
yertising for the agents; agents make s. 10
SO a CAV Cali at EsS 9TH 81. y w I'd
floor NEUWAY MFG co.
] MADE $4,000 in Eve years with a small
mail order business: began with s. send
for free booklet. Tells how HEACOCk.
bISS. LockDort. n Y