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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Wealthy Mrs. Anderson
Plans Entertainment and
Dinner for Servants.
WILL JOIN FROLIC
LIKE ONE OF THEM
Presents for All, and TO Married
Ones Turkey viii Be
Given.

BOSTON, Mass Dec 17--CHristr1as
VIII be a merry cay or the blE estate
Of Mrs Lar Anderson in BrookIfne. II
the mistress OF the manor can possibly
make II so
Prom huge Christmas tree Mrs
Anderson. as Lady Bountiru. viii
hand presents 20 all Of the % en-
pioyes on the estate After the pre-
sentatiOn OF gifts an orchestra O.
twenty-five pieces viii furnish music
tor the holiday dance IN an immense
hall decorated with holly, mIstIetoe.
and Christmas bells. In the froIic o.
her guests Ms. Anderson vzfll MOI
stand aloof and be only q Fatron- bl1t
VIII enter INTO the spirit OF the daE
and make merry with her servants.
Cash bonuses are given to all. and 20
each employe who IS married viii be
given turkey for his home Christmas
dinner At the conclusion. Of the dance
Mrs Anderson viii preside and carve
at an enormous oid-fashiOned dinner.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Debutantes Entertained
By Miss Eudora Glover
Copyright. G. V. BUCK.

Miss Eudora Clover, daughter OF Rear
Admiral richardson Clover Z 5 n,
and Mrs Clover who has just re
Gently returned TO Washington. enter
tanned al a large luncheon today for
the seasons debutantes-
Mrs Lewis Merriam, wife Of Major
daughter, MS Frank Shultz, have
cards out for a bridge followed by tea
az O'Clock, Tuesday, December %
Mrs Denny and Miss Denny have
gone 10 California TO join Col Frank Z
Denny, T. 8 NJ G, who has been or
dered to duty there
Representative Everis \ Hayes and
MS Hayes. of California and their
daughter. Miss Hayes. who have ar
rived IN Washington and opened their
residence at PHI Bancroft place for
the season. have with them this win
ter Miss Lena Hindemann. Of san
Jose. Cal. and their niece and nephew,
Miss Florence Wooster and DwI ght
Wooster OF Emporia, Kan
Mrs Huntington Wilson, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of State. viii give
tea Friday afternoon December 20,
after the performance Of the Yale Uni
veTSity Dramatic Association a the
Columbia Theater that afternoon Mr.
Wilson Is q graduate Of Yale and &.
member Of the local advisory commit
tee for the production
Mrs Robert y Harper viii give a
bridge tea Monday, January Is, fol-
lowed by q dance in the evening for
young people
Mrs. QuaItrough. wife Of Commander
Edward F. QUaltrOUgh, L s y, enter
tanned Informally at tea yesterday after
noon IN compliment 10 Miss Helen Hyde,
the house guest Of Nine LOudonr wife
Of the Netherlands minister Assisting
Mrs Qualtrough were Mrs William Cor
COrau Hill. Mrs. SymOnds, and Mrs
Charles Campbell
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Mrs. McLanahan Host
With Mrs. Chapman

Mrs George Xavier McI.anah han and
Mrs Robert HOLSTER Chapman will en-
terrain az a small tea this afternoon
from 4 10 o'clock, at their residence.
Zl3I Q street
The tea table, which viii be adorned
with ferns and poinsettia blossoms. viii
b. presided over by Mrs. William Phelps
Emo and MS CToUniusbieId-
Mrs Matthew T Scott. president gen
eTaI OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution viii be at home Al the Az
llDStOD. Tuesday. December .. from {
70 Z O'Clock 20 every member OF the
Daughters Of the Revolution who has
been placed upon any national or Sue-
cial committee This cordial invitation
D. extended to members Of these com
mittees by Mrs Scott through the
newspapers Of the city only.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA

evening the annual memorial services
viii be held.
Bishop Arthur s. Lloyd Will conduct
services a. Zion Protestant Episcopal
Church at fredericksburg, Va, tomor-
row morning
In the corporation court, Judge Louis
c Barley presiding, J. w May qualified
Yesterday as administrator of the state
Of the late 1uIlard P Vincent.
Andrew Jackson Lodge OF Nasons has
eIec-e- these officers: T. W Latham
" III. T. a. Fisher, s. W; G E Out
Gait /. ". ". I. Allen, treasurer J.
r. = Ie lander. secretary; the Rev Edgar
Carp inter-, chaplain; W c Davis, :. D. ;
c. A. Gwynn, J d; w Il. BOntZ. IT.,
and c Z Dare stewards; p G. Tim
herman. tiler.
This evening the Young Mems SodaI-
ity LyCeum Speed Boys will meet the
quiut from the Georgetown University
in a game Of basketball at ArmOry Hall.
Edward A Maupin, while at work at
the Emerson Engine Company yester-
day afternoon, had one Of his fingers
caught IN the machinery and badly
mashed he was attended by DR.. Lew
I'yn Powell
Mrs g g CaTlin has issued cards for
a reception at her home in North Wash
ing on street, December % in honor of
her guest, Miss Marshall
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White House Callers.

Attorney General TickeUsham-
Senators Piles OF washington
Burton Of Ohio
TaIIiaferro OF Florida
Stephenson Of Wisconsin.
Burl.ett Of Nebraska
Swanson Of Virginia
clark OF Arkansas.
warner Of Missouri,
Bacon OF Georgia
Fletcher Of Florida.
Terriu Of Georgia
Dixon OF Montana
Representatives Douglas OF Ohio.
Prince Of Illinois.
AshbrOok OF Ohio,
Denner Of Ohio,
Poindexter Of Washing
ton,
Wheeler Of Pennsyl
vania-
Mann of Illinois.
OlCott Of New York,
TiIson Of Connecticut
Adamson Of Georgia,
Roddenbery OF Georgia
Lee Of Georgia.
BurIesOn OF Texas,
Stafford Of Wisconsin.
Hammond Of Minnesota
Howard Of Georgia
Sponkman OF Florida,
Aiken Of South Carolina
Andrus Of New York.
lanes r GRAY Of Atlanta. Ga
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Miss Louise HOwser
EnteTtainS Tomorrow.

Mss LUise Howser- a debutante Of
last season. viii entertain informally
at tea tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at her home. Z451 Eighteenth
street Assisting Miss HOwser IN re-
ceiyi1C her guests and dispensing the
Miss Katherine Birney. VINO made her
debut several days ago at large tea
and Miss Pauline Hediau. of Balti-
more, who viii be among next sea
sons buds
The second hop Of the season was held
last evening IN the officers club at the
Washington Barracks. The club was
decorated with flags and bunting, and
the Engineer Band played throughout
the evening Major William d CODDOrs
T. s a. and Mrs COnnOr received the
guests, and a supper was served during
5Tz lo- ana Mrs Conuor were hosts at
a dinner before the hop at their quar-
terS al the barracks Their guests We're
Capt. Mark Brooke. I. s a, Miss Matt
land Marshall, Miss MacMuTray. Miss
DOROTHY LauEftt, Miss Harriet Hatch.
8ir- Wright, Mr. Archer. Mr. Gee, and
AIr- Mem
John Hemphul son OF Mr. and Mrs
John J Hemphih, has returned 70
Washington for the Christmas vacation
from the Tome School for Boys at
Port Deposit, Nd
Ezra T. Koon VIII entertain AZ bridge
This afternoon In The ball room at the
Highlands, which will be adorned Wit.
Palms and clusters or polnSettla BIOS
SONS. A number Of additional guests
wIu come IN later for tea
Mrs Stokes, wife OF the Surgeon Gen
eraI Of the Navy, and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Donald, viii preside at the tea table
Mrs Morton L.uchs entertained a few
OF her friends at bridge yesterday after
noon at her home IN Fifth street Those
present were Mrs H Loeb. Mrs. A. -
MAYER. Mrs. W BuChs, Miss Leona
stern. Mrs + Dammau, Ms J Bry-
lowslzi, and Mrs Harold Levy
Mrs Louis Eisemen and son are spend
ing the winter in Tallahassee Fla -
the guests OF relatives
ing a few DAYS in Baltimore as the
guests Of relatives
=
Mrs 9. Nordlinger entertained at
bridge yesterr@S afternoon at her home
in Florence Court
AIRS. Clarence Grosnev is the guest OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A CERT, Of
PiJtsburg, Pa
The Undecins have Issued invitations
for a dance TO be given at Mrs Dyer
Tuesday evening, December q
Mr.. and Mrs a Bser, have returned
to the city after spending several weeks
IN Tampa Fla. where they were the
guests Of their sOn-in-Iaw and daughter,
Mr.. and MS Ernest Mas.
joseph HerzoE viii celebrate his sew
eutieth birthday tomorrow. Sunday
evening, from : TO 10 O'Clock, at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. = J
CLOSER, SS49 Eighteenth street
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French, 9Irs- John Garden. and Mrs.
John Davidson
The announcement was made that
on Thursday evening next at the
Pres byterian Home the spiritual seTv-
ices viii be conducted by the Rev
George n Cummings, pastor of the
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church.
A business meeting OF the Willing
Workers Society Of the Garden Ne
mortal Pres byterian Church was held
last evening at the home OF Mrs. VIII
lis Harlan. 1922 V street Mrs. L. J.
Smith presided, and a program was
outlined for work during the next
year. Encouraging reports were re-
cs1ved Of several entertainments held
recently.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Capt. and Mrs Capehart
Entertain At Dinner

Capt Edward E Capehar, U-S.N-, and
Mrs Capehart we're dinner hosts last
evening in honor OF Capt. John Gibbons
l. ). ", and Mrs. Gibbons. The ad-
diiOnal guests were Rear Admiral y. Z.
Mason, T. s y. and Mrs Mason. Mrs
Brinton Stone, Mrs Haywood. Lieutsn-
ant Courtney, Z 8 y, and Charles
Stone
M and Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell were
noStS at dinner last evening at their
residence on Connecticut avenue Covers
were laid for fourteen
Miss Louise HELEN. a charming de-
DuJante Of the season was the guest
IN compliment 10 whom Mr. and Mrs.
George Howard entertained a party at
dinner last evening
Former Senator and Mrs. John B.
Henderson were hosts at a large recep-
ton last evening 20 the Civic Associa-
uon- which has been In session here
Tor the last several days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
LOCAL MENTION.

You'll Have the Finest Fruit Cake
If you order JnO- G 1Ieinberg-s. Speak
for an ample supply now 50 as TO avoid
isappOintment- Your grocer viii sup
ply you. or order at market stands, OF
from bakery. 10 18th Sc Tel. Line. I227.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Will Hold Smoker.

The Washington Traffic Club will
have for its next meeting a smoker
and buffet luncheon on January i, IL
was decided at q session last night.
when Odel 5. Smith was elected presi-
dent, 3 L -|1eacOck, vice president, and
W B. Peckham. ary-treasurer
=. II. NewbOld, c. A. Kline, J. Lewis,
IT., and Joseph McKeever were elected
TO membership on the executive COM
mittee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Miss Elsa POrtner Becomes Debutante Oday;
Other Receptions in Honor Of Society Buds
New Hampshire Avenue
Home Scene of Miss
Portner 5 Debut Tea.

Mrs Robert POrtner viii present her
daughter, Miss Elsa Portuer. to society
This afternoon, from 3 10 r o'clock at a
large reception and tea at her residence
on New Hampshire avenue. The house
will he DrettiIv decorated for the oc-
cesion with pink roses, palms and ferns
and the flowers sent to the debutante
Mrs Claude Swanson. Mrs. Russell =.
Harrison, Mrs f L Meredith. Mrs
Andrew Y Bradley. and Mrs William
Payne Meredith, the latter a sister Of
the debutante. viii preside n the dining
room
Assisting wiz be Miss Marta CaIvo,
AIiss Elizabeth Noyes, Miss Ruth Lar
nsr' eliss Gertrude Gordon, Miss Mar
thena Harrison, Miss Anna Portner. and
Hiss HHdegaTde POrtner, the latter a
younger sister OF the debutante, who
VII lie presented next year.
The debutantC viii wear dainty
gown OF pale pink satin brOCade. trim
med with effective touches Of silver, and
VIII carry a cluster Of lilies Of the val
ley.
Mrs POrtner viii receive her guests
N handsome toilette Of black velvet.
Mss Anna POTtneTs gown viii be pink
marQuiSette over satin. with touches Of
eTmine and gold trimming.
An informal dinner viii follow the
tea and later the party viii attend the
first hop Of ne season at the Navy
Yard
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Ambassador and Countess
Won BeTnstorff Entertain.

The German Ambassador and CoUn-
tess Won BernstOrff were hosts at din
ner last evening at the embassy. Their
guests were the Postmaster General,
M Hitchcock, Senator and Mrs Crane,
M and Mrs Hugh LeEare, Mrs SIa-
ter. Miss Gwynn- the Mexican Ambzs-
saCOT, Senior de la Barra- the Belgian
Minister and Countess de RuiSseret. the
Counselor Of the French Embassy and
Nine Lefevre PontalIS, the Second Sec
rotary Of the British Embassy and Mrs.
l. ennard. Countess Luise-A leElrdra
Won BernStOrE and Count PCurtaIes-
The Secretary OF Commerce and Ia
Dor and Mrs NaseI entertained al din
neT last evening at their residence on
Z street Their guests were M jus
tiCe Charles E Hughes. Senator Bran
deEee. the Attorney General and Mrs
WiCkershau, the Assistant Secretary Of
War and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs BeeIImau Winthrop, the Second
Secretary OF the British Embassy and
Mrs Young, Brig. Gen Henry G.
Sharpe, L s A. and Mrs Sharpe, Dr.
and Mrs Wilmer, and Miss BOardman-
The Secretary and Mrs. NaEel viii
have as their guests during the holidays
the latteTs nieCes. the Misses Shepley,
Of Boston They viii arrive the day
after Christmas and he among the
guests at the dinner which the Secre-
tsry and Mrs NaEel are giving for
Miss Helen Taft on that evening
=
Mrs {. s Thomson has returned from
Indianapolis, Ind, where she went 10
attend the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Merton Richardson 20 Albert X Row
swell.
Miss Jean Wilson has returned to
Washington from Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire. where she spent the
summer. and viii reside at 1745 5 street
for the winter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

. Trial Size FOR 20, postpaid. large sfsa
(eight times as much). SOC Il your druggist
don't sell Il. send direct TO Us Send tbs
yellow wrapper from two bottles purchased
from druggist and We VIII give YOU a FULL
size bottle foT nothing WAL(UTTA CO.
i{th and olive ST, St Louis. Nc Sold b.
Peoples Pharmacy. 9Th & Mass ave n y.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

DO Washington women tire Of being
loved?' r Hez Sven, Sunday night. S
&C. Capital Baptist Church, Typogra phi
cal Temple, 423 G. St N W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
TAFT CONSIDERS
PENSION INCREASE
Potash Tax Among Other
Matters Discussed by White
House Callers.

The President divided his time today
between the consideration of pension
measures, army matters, the potash tax
and declining invitations TO deliver
speeches
ITportant members Of the House and
Senate Committees On Pensions, called
TO discuss WITH the Executive the Sui
lowav iii now pending in the House
designed - increase the annual apprO-
priation for pensions by practically
Sa,eto.06a The advocates of this meas
ure diG not find much encouragement f0l
the plan in the President.
Senator Warner OF Missouri, Cen A
Z. Nettleton, Representatives Smith OF
Iowa, Townsend II Michigan, and Prime,
o. Illinois were IN the party which
called to get the Presidents views UpOT
the proposed increase Of the pension ap'
preparation.
u was shown that at present the ap-
preparation hin FOR pensions amOuntef
TO SI5O01o01c BY adopting the Sullovay
bill the approximation total Tiu be $780,
O070lc. or figure very much greater
than the pension budget has ever called
for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
wAsHNGToH TINES BUREAU.
ALENANDRIA. -. -. J

ALEXANDRIA IA DEC i.
Alexandra VIII have a safe and sane
Christmas this year Acting under or
ders from Mayor T J Par. Chief OF
Police g T Goods has issued instruc-
tons against fireworks and prohibiting
the sale Of explosives Of any kind. Last
July Alexandr a experienced her first
safe and sane" Fourth
The funeral az William J Lynch was
held from St Mary-s Catholic Church
at $50 o'clock this morning The Rev
l. F Kelly, assistant pastor, OBLIGATED.
Burial was in St Mary-s cemetery.
4 meeting Of the Holy Name Society
Of St. Mary's Church viii be held in the
hall Of the Young Mems SodaIity Iv-
CeUm tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
when the annual election Of officers viii
be held
The funeral Of Mrs Judith G11unev
Will be he'd from St. MaTy's Church
next Monday morning at go O'Clock
The Rev L F. Kelly viii conduct re-
QUEEN mass. and the burial viii be il
St MaTy's cemetery
'FIeIpfuIn eSs-7 viii be the subject OF
the sermon TO be delivered by the Rev
W f Watson at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning Il the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Miss Dorothy SmalIwood
Becomes Debuta1te-

4Ir- and Mrs George T SmaIIwood
entertained at a large reception and
dance last evening at their home on
: street, 10 present their daughter. Miss
Dorothy SmaIlwOod- Master Graene
SmallwOOd made the intrOductiOns
The drawing room and ballroom were
decorated with palms and clusters OF
white blossoms, and In the dining room.
ferns and yellow chrysanthemuus were
used
Mrs Ordway. Mrs Thomas Jones, and
Miss Lane presided al the table. and
others assisting in receiving the guests
and dispensing the inequalities OF the
evening were Mrs Bates Warren, Mrs.
Oscar Davis. Mrs John F'Oote. Mrs
Alexander MullOwney, Mrs Horace
Chandlee. Mrs Thomas J TTowertou.
Mrs Henry kOndrUp. Miss Helen Hen
drick, Miss Nina Van ArsdaIe Miss
Pearl COstnet, Miss Marie TunstaIL
Miss Katherine BirEey. Miss Anne Two
hey. Miss Howard. Miss Cooper, and
Miss Amy Langley
Mrs SmallwOod received her guests
IN a handsome gown of white lace with
diamond ornaments. and the dc bu1au-e
wore pale blue satin trimmed with gold
narquisette- and she carried a bouquet
Of orchids and lilies OF the valley
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

disappearance from her home Of Her
bert CrUtchlcy, his son, who has not
been heard from by his parents since
December T. MI CrutchIey reported
20 the police that the young man left
home taking with him a new suit Of
clothes, belonging to his father, which
the son wore when he departed.
Mrs. L. J. Smith entertained the Ia
dies Of Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church who are associated with the
board OF managers OF the Presby-
terrain Home at . luncheon at her
residence, on Maple View avenue
Three new members We're selected for
the board. They are Mrs. Herbert
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
GRAY HAIR RESTORED

afnEEEH HafF StRfE
Restores Cray. StTeaked O.
Bleached Hair OF Moustachs
iustsntsleously. Gives am
shade from Light Brown 10
Black Does not wash a.
rub or Contains no poi
sons and Is not sticky ucr
greasy Sold b all d-uz-
gIsts. O. ne VIII send yea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
HORSE IS KILLED.
BREAKS OWN LEG
Animal Kicks Himself While
Being Driven in
AnaCOStia.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
lost -

A valuable horse, the property OF
James H Dabney, Of 1132 Third street
northwest, was shot last night on
Nichols avenue by Policeman Ernest NJ
Brooks, OF the Eleventh precinct. fol-
lowing a peculiar accident TO the animal
The horse was attached to a carriage,
and was being driven by William Bell
As II stepped along the animal struck
its right leg breaking il. The horse kept
in motion, however and il was only
when the driver who noticed the horse
was HElping, had made an examination
that it was discovered what had Cc-
Cured The horse subsequently, fell TO
the street, WhereupOn Policeman Brooks
was summoned 20 destroy the injured
animal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

Charles CrutchIey, living at 1883 Y
F><set, has reported 70 the police the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

Representative BurlesOn Of Texas
called today 70 urge the President TO ap-
point Charles Ogden, OF Texas. 70 a
seat anon the Circuit Court Of the
United STATES He also asked for the
promotion OF Col William Cary Crane
10 Re briCadier general
s number OF oEioans TODAY asked l'ie
President 10 attend the National Corn
Congress. 10 be held IN Cincinnati on
February 3 IN. the party were senator
lsr-rrCn. RepreseutattVes Denver Ask
brook Of Ohio, and Secretary Lloyd,
Of the congress The President was
sorrv- but found II impossible 70 leave
Washington while Congress was n ses-
sion
senator Swanson OF Virginia asked the
President 20 ne pr sent az the annual
FaU of the southern Relief society
which has become one OF the big events
among the SOuthcrners IN washington
The President toIu the senator that Re
would arrange TO attend II II II could De
done
The President was congratulated today
SIMON his appuiutmcur OF judge Lamar
this morning, by Senator Bacon OF
Georgia and James r. Gray, owner OF
the Atlanta Journal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

J. h Davidson. a resident Of Iz52 Tai
BURT street believes that some one en-
deayOred TO gain entrance TO his dwell
IN the second story OF the house. Mr.
Dawson reported to the police Of the
Eleventh precinct that the EvouId-be
intruder worked from the roof of the
front porch, but failed in his efforts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

Three IRE engine companies were sum
moned 10 5o4 Nichols avenue last evening
coal oil stove The occupant OF the
house is Charles w Gordon. and Nathan
A James IS the owner Of the property
The damage resulting from the FIRE was
estimated at So
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
No Hope For Measure.

The -Ieyv was eXr-essed at the White
House that chere was no hope for the
SgIiowav meosCre- The hope OF tie
Administration IS to see this appTOPria-
ton diminish as rapidly as is consistent
with the policy Of the Government 70
take care Of the old soldiers
4 delegation Of Southern senators
and members OF the House called TO
ur-e u-,on the President the necessity OF
preventing. Il possible, the Imposition OF
the heavy tax proposed by the German
government upon the potash sold II TINS
country II the party were senator
Fletcher OF Florida. Senator Terrell OF
GCcrzia- Representative AdarscTi, Lee
and RoddeuECrv OF Georgia
II was shown to the President that the
proposed German tax VS. N TeailLy q
tax IRON the American farmer The VS.
frors aid that Il wO-1d result ia higher
fertilizers IN the SOu-h and other sec
tions Of the country and would Work
hardship upon the consumers OF pre-
pared gGanOs.
The President assured the oeleEalloI
that The state Department W7aS using
its best efforts TO prevent the proposed
tax -oiu. into effect He said ne rear
lied the situation was one OF grave con
ceru. and the Administration would do
all II could 20 prevail upon the Germans
70 leave of the tax
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

Iames Il g, 81 AtIanta. e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

Mrs :. 8. Thomson has returned from
Indianapolis, Ind. where she went 10
Merton Richardson, % Albert X Row
swell
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evening the annual memorial services
/ viii be held.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-17
ENGLAND ROMANCE ELIMINATES.
Miss Dorothy Harle Comes From Far
Away Country to Wed James
Webster of Dubuque.

Dubuque, Dec. ia romance that
had it's inception in far away England
eliminated in Dubuque, when Miss
Dorothy Harle, of England. be-
came the bride of James Webster,
now of Dubuque formerly of England.
hiss Harle arrived in Chicago on
Tuesday where she was met by Mr..
Webster. came directly to Dubuque,
where they were united in marriage.
Two years ago Mr. Webster left
England to seek his life work in Amer
lea and some time ago came to Du-
buque where he entered the office of
John Spencer, architect. The new
country and the new life were only
incentives to more strenuous endeavor
with the hope of bringing the little
English woman to America as his
bride. When the date was finally
agreed upon Miss Harle left her old
home in England and came to America
and on to Chicago where she was met
Ly Mr.. Webster. Together they jour
neyed to Dubuque and on Thursday
evening We're united in marriage at
55 Julien avenue.