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FORMER POLICEMAN FINED.
Popping His whip Caused hoy to
he Run Over.

William Vermillion. "a former police
man, amused himself on the evening OF
March q by cracking his whip at par
~ Of children as he drove past them IN a
buggy. and yesterday he paid a fine OF
80 in the Police Court for his fun.
The evidence showed that one OF the
children. Fred Helwig. IN his effort 70
get out Of the way Of the whip. fell in
front Of Vermillion's buggy and was run
over.
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bankruptcy. $50 20 s. months. 9 per cent rcr
sr-gT.
aa1-c -s3-Lo- H. Sarah r. Warner q VIZ %
ArHat s'rtdar- and Arthur y. Hendricks. t--s-
tees. 90 secure James Il. Neunilya. 500 ! year.
I1- cent rc- a~rgm.
I-7rs I.'-S7-rl Ia-t q lot -. Agnes Fau--s
% T- CD Washington Loan and Trust Comparr.
trustee. t1 secure Equitable Cooperative BalL-
ing Association. $40
9uare El-L0t I5., AraheUa v Chase e. VIZ -
Edward W. Whitc-ide and Harev T. yyl-tar4
trustees, % secure Home Building Association.
E.ig
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Euuitv SHIFTS

No. 1858 Sarah T. Gardner vs. Mary B. Hunt;
substitute trustee. Attorney. Lem Towers. IT.
No. 1894. American Security and Trust Com
pany. executor. vs. Robert Milburn e. al: construe
will Attorneys. 4. b. Browne Alex Britton. and
Evan Browne
No. @365. Glenn F. Hustled vs. William Owen et
al: injunction Attorney. l. q. j. Award
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FrnnIs r. RiIer Missing.

Relatives OF Frank r. Riley. Of S14
Eleventh street northwest, have appealed
TO the police to locate him He has been
missing since May 10. but no previous re-
port was made.
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WILD WEST SHOW UNIQUE.
Nothing Like II I'm the Rest of the
Worlds Calendar.

Wen give this city what we call in
the West a 'gee-whizzer.' declared w.
c, Thompson, press agent Of the l0l
Ranch Wild West Show. yesterday.
where the spirit of the plains finds en-
bodiment right before your eyes, so that
You may see It, feel Il, realize its mighty
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
CUBA'S CONSENT NEEDED.
Negotiations Begun for Removal of
Battle Ship Main Wreck.

NeEotihtlons beEun Tor Removal OF
Battle Ship Main Wreck
Negotiations have been opened with the
Cuban government for permission 20 re-
move the wreck OF the battle ship Maine
from Havana Harbor The consent of
Cuba IS necessary before the work can
be begun. No opposition is expected
Cuba is anxious 20 have the ruins re-
moved because of obstruction In the
harbor.
Officers OF the War Department do not
regard the appropriation % $4,000. which
was provided by Congress several days
ago. as edaQuate 20 complete tie work
II is expected. however. that Congress
VIII provide additional money
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NO REFEREE IN SIG. IT.
Jen VIII Ultimately Choose Graney
l. Report.

JUL " 1T NIiITINfNIN NhOONe NFHneyI
l. Report.
Ben Lomond Cal. May 13-Jeffries
spent most of the day chewing the rag
about a referee. All the work he did
was 10 row about an hour on the san
Lorenzo River. He has no animosity
toward Graney, but it is Berger who
opposes tho former blacksmith for ref
cree. If things come 10 n showdown.
Berger will probably have 20 give way
and accept Graney. Berger win start for
San Francisco Saturday night 20 confer
with Johnson and Little. as a decision
must be reached by noon Monday, or
Rlckard viii name the referee.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
Friday, May IL. 1900

answer answer oyanrlei. Attorneys John Bit-ut-c r
/ No. 5l75 6lH vs. Capital Traction Crmr,rv
motion iar ncv trial granted Arrururvs L. Pr-ry.
/ ig-dCr and II. +. Woodard-R r. Perry g. son and
| O.. T. Dunlop
/ No. 5-i9i. Duvau vs. Kana a. al: leave granted
. 20 withdraw plea and Gle plea I'D abatement Az.
/ inrues J. b. Flynn and g. a. White
/ NJ. $3.50 United Mills Company vs. Gatc5eI
/ .u11ncnt ty default. Attorney. &. W. Clagett.
/ M. 3.st. kclr vs. ChImau. new trial refused
Judgment 90 verdict. appeal noted ATTORNEYS. r s.
Hume ard ]. j. Dar.iustru-Baker Sheehy & IT.,
No. 5ls'l. A-Guigau u.s. Jacgcr. Judgment for do.
fendaut; appeal noted Auoucys. r. B. Monitor
and John Bid5ut-W. j. Lambert
No. 5l,6. O'ConuT. admiuistut0r vs. DAILY.
hearing sot for NAY 10. Attorneys. >. d. sullivan
| j. \ Etshy-Smth and Z l. Montague
Assignments for MAY lG
No. G1. Trustees 4 Queen street Rartizt Church
" Landlord Bro. Artoueys Loyiug-Cobb &
Richardson.
No Es. Lyon VS.. Burssy. Attorney Rid5at-
White.
No. 95 Hill vs.. Georgetown and Tcunarvtgrn
Railway Company. Attorneys Lambert * Yoalman
Darlington.
80. 81. Ewing vs.. Chase Attorneys, Perry & Son
Lambert
No. 5ol. Lard vs.. Palmer. Attorneys. Myers
No 45L wrigh. VS. Ana,ostia and Potomac River
Railroad Company. Attorneys. GieE-Douclas x
Hoover.
No SIS Beman vs. Capital Traction COMPANY.
Attorneys, Lambert Is Yeatmar-Perry & Son and
Dunlop.
No. SIS. Baron s. Jaeger executor Attorneys.
Tepper & Guslck-Nauck.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGIN. EXPERT IN TREAT
ment Of special diseases, chronic and
acute. Both sexes. Consultations conf
Dental. Medicine furnished. Prices mod
crate Cor. l4th and Pa. ave. NV Phone
NJ 1911 Office hours. 9 10 I. 3 to S.
ls5-6mo
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO..
Iuihnia' holding Probate Court No. 1882 Admin
-aeien'-Ihls Is 20 give notice that the suhscrib-
en- VINO were by the supreme Court Of the District
on Coiumbia granted etten, of administration on
me estate Of James Martin. deceased, have. with
nc approval Of the Supreme Court Of the District
~ ~ Solumoia, holding a Probate Court. appointed
MONDAN. the 18th day Of June. 1910. at 10 o'clock
a. m. as the time, and said court room the
place. for making payment and distribution from
sad estate. under the courts direction and control
Nnen and where an creditors and persons entitled
10 oistrbutire slars lcgacies. OF the residue
OF parts thereof are notified 10 attend. In person
OF oy agent attorney duly authorized, with their
Claims against The estate properly vouched Given
under our hands this 18th day Of MAY. 1910 JAMES
MARTIN b. IRVING WILLIAMSON Attorney
AMI WAL G.. KIDD. by CARTER & BROOKS
Attorneys Attest (Scall JsMES TANNER. Reg
lister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court. my4,H&
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Matilda G. Klooppinger vs. VII
liam Wilcox e al. Equity No. 9l&.-The object
Of this suit is 20 establish q record complete
and perfect title In fee simple IN the plaintiff by
adverse possession 90 the east twenty-five feet front
on q street northwest by the depth Of original lot
numbered one in square "a. In the city 81 Wash
ington. District q Columbia. On motion OF plain
tif. IL is this LIST day Of April. 1910 ordered that
defendants, William Wilcox If living. or II he be
dead the unknown heirs. devisces. and alienees Of
William Wilcox, and the unknown helm, Of Rich
ard II. Douglass cause their appearance 10 be en-
tered herein on or before the fist ula dav oc-
curing after three months from tho FIRST publica.
ton Of this order; otherwise. this cause will be-
proceeded with as In case Of default Provided
copy Of this order be published In the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald during
the said period Of three months. once a week for
three successive weeks during the first month and
twice month Tor each Of the two succeeding
montls. JOB BARNARD. Justice. A true COPY
Test. (Soall J. r VOTING Clerk Nv Z 4 T.
PALMER. Assistant Clerk
Az M nnrls g h,
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N TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. SPECIAL term for probate business. In
re estate Of Alice Dixon. deceased No. 1872 Adm
Doc.-Ihe notification as 90 the trial Of the issues
IN this case relating 20 the validity Of the paper
writing dated She 9Th day Of December. 1909 pur-
porting 70 be the last will and testament Of Alice
DiNon, deceased. having been returned as 10 Alice
wilson. Elizabeth Lem Raymond Carver. Albert
b. Carver, and Arthur Il. Carver mot % be
found. It Is this 9th day q April 1870 ordered
that the issues bc set down for trial on the sTH
DAY OF JUNE. 1870 and that this order shall be
published once week for four weeks IN the wash
ington Law Reporter and twice a week Tor the
same period IN The Washington Herald. The sub
stance q said issues g. whether said paper writing
was executed IN due form % Jaw by said Alice
Dixon: whether. II so executed the said Alice
Dixon was Of sound mind al the time Of the exc
cution thereof. whether the contents ~ said paper
we're known 70 her az the time Of its execution: :
"nether The execution Of said paper writing pro-
cured by the fraud or undue influence NJ Rebccca
Holmes or any other person or persons. JOB BAR
NAhD Justice. a true copy. Attest. lSeal.;
JAMES TANNER. Register u Wills
apDmyiTllHlsI
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Lawsuits.

No. 500. Samuel Il. Turner vs.. Nathan Sugar;
ceruonri. Defendants attorney VI. Hirschman.
No. 52C2L Nellie A. Rowe vs.. The Pullman Com
rany; damages $4,000 Attorneys, Gittings &
Chamberlain
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

Eritndship-Lot s. west half Of lot 4, block 3:
James V. Rider et TX. 20 Henry II. Bergman
and Charles Schafer, trustees, TO secure the
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

DIR. NICHOLSON. 1905 N. Y. AVE
Office and residence central. Nervous
and general diseases. female troubles
tumors. goitres; medicine furnished: cleo
trio treatment when indicated: personal
attention Hours. 20 !, 90 z 1g9
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural. nonsurgical; cloth bound, 4OO-pare
book free. Apply by mail, 9l6 Colorado
Bldg. Free lecture for women Wednes-
days at 2:20 p. m. S3tf
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Mechanics Lien.
DEEDS OF TRUST.

No. 6o6i. Benjamin T. Seaton vs. George w
FcTcii; lot TO- square $50. Sl364E
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
DOCTOR GARDNER. SDecIaIIs1

1901 @ ST. NV, Jordan Building.
Hours: 9 until -. 8 until g.
Catarrh, chronic and offensive dis
charges from the nose and throat cured
by a new method
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
I26-6nnO
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s. RrNSTNGFp Avrti,,c.r

s. BENSINGER. Auctiouesr
On SATURDAY, MAY a. az 10 o'clock
a. m, I Will sell az public auction az the
Wholesale Producers Market 10Th and B
SIS. uv.. condemned District horse No. 90.
BY order Commissioners. ID. q.
". C. HARGROVE. Property Clerk. D. C..
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Phelps school Wins Game.

The Phelps school team defeated the
Johnson School team 10y L 70 2. Charl-
ton. for the winners. pitched a fine game.
allowing but a few scattered hits The
two runs which the Johnsons received
were caused by errors. The batting OF
FeIdman. O'Donnel, and Charlton was
the feature Of the game. Score:
r. r n. T.
Phelps...................... 433ole 4-r IA 5
J1.l1r7 n-...-...----.-....... o o DOL T.. &
Battcres-Chlr,t1n and Talks. King and Buell..
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Equity Court No. 1.
LTsTICE ANDERSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 2N9. Mannakee vs.. Mannakec; decree prn
confesso and reference 70 examiner. Attorneys c.
II. Bradey-W. A. Johnston.
No 1851. Fuller VS.. Blanchard: auditors report
confirmed and trustees account referred 10 auditor
Attorneys. Worthington, Head a Frailey.
! No 1854 Albright vs. Washington Loan and
Trust Company; reference TO auditor. Attorneys,
W. x. Quinter-J. C.. Head.
No 1852 Ernst vs.. Ernst: submitted Attor-
neys. c. Mackey-E. o. Wageuhors1.
No 1862 sampson vs. Emmerich, &c e al :
substituted trustee ordered. Attorney. J. A. Maedel
No 1853. Fisher VS. Ballnger. submitted on
brief. Attorneys, W. Bailingcr-Lawler. Clements &
Wright
No. 1850 Sparks vs.. Sparks submitted. At.
tcrney, !. s. Easily Smith.
No Z4O7 Pyles vs. Pyles: argued and sub
mittcd. Attorneys. T. Z. Handy-A. L. Handy.
No. G07S. Ross vs.. Modern Building Corporation
rule rcturnable May -. Attorneys Bates Warren
and W. II. shoies-H Il. Burton and Baker.
shelby q Hogan.
Nc. 2ss9 Male Little Grip Company vs. KaDn.
motion TO amend answer granted. Attorneys. C. L.
ParkCr-Myer Cohen.
No. &uS Durfeo vs. Durfee; divorce amensa Of
thcro granted. Attorneys. o. H. Fowler and W. c.
BldCTstOu-L TChTincr.
No ZsZs. Cruvato vs.. Robinson; leave 10 amend
granted. Attorneys, 7. T. Colladay and L. r..
Aldcn-C II. Syme.
No. 2S652. Ernst vs. Ernst: divorce win ma,
granted. Attorneys, c. Mackey-E. o. Wagenhorst
sent defendant ordered. Attorneys, J. D. Sullivan
and J. j. Darlington.
Assignment fer May 49,
Biggs vs.. Biegs. Attorneys Strasburper-Reillv
Newman vs.. Newman. Attorneys Tobriner-Wof
Rosenberg.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 9iT. Hunter Hunter: order dismissinr
rule. Attorneys. W. c. Chase-M T. Clintsc,Iss
and A. W Scott
No. 2SD, Dulaney vs.. Wasgaman ct al order
extending time to file transcript Of record Attor-
neys, Maddox & GatleyI
No. Eo7d Ross vs.. Modern Building Corporation.
order authorizing receivers 10 sell notes. ATTORNEYS
Bates Warren and w. H. Sholes
No 1888. Wolf ct al vs. SchOper ct all sale
confirmed and referred TO auditor Attornevs' car
ter & Brooke-G. c. Gertmaa
No. 1868 Gardiner vs. Hunt order substituting
trustee. Attorney. Lem Towers IT,
No. 1856. Hustled vs. Owen: restraining order
Ieturnable May IS. Attorney. /. O. Harvard
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 02i@ Wall "a Oyster ct al demurrer to
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Circuit Court No. 2.

CHIEF JiSIllE 0LABAU UGH
No. 1885. johnson County Sank vs. MendeIl,
time to file transcript extended. Attorneys, T. l.
Jef0rds-W. H. White.
No. 552L Colbert w. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company: new trial denied and appeal noted.
Attorneys. W G.. Garliuer-DouE8s 4 Baker.
No. 52ii3. Durllud vs. Washington Post Com
rany; demurrer oyerulgd. Attorneys Tucker. Ken
yUn MaCar'aud-W. ! Lambert
No. 5Iji3. Davis administrator. VS.. Chapn-SaCks
Manufacturing Company e al. motion 20 strke ont
granted. Attorneys w. p. Phmley-W. A. John
ston.
No. $500 Chrismcrc vs.. District Of Columbia
demurrer 10 answer orCr0ed. Attorneys A. H.
Ferguson-E. Il. Thomas
Assignments fer Nay Is:
No 2 Henicke IS. White ATTORNEYS VI. D.
Ros5nburg and c. T. Hcndler-Gran q Mitchell
No. ~ johnson rs BrghtWOOd Railway Com
pany. Att0ucys Campbell q Patterson Darlington.
No. 81 Collins vs. Danforth Company Attor-
neys. Lambert, Jofcrds d Yoatman-D0uglas &
Baker
No. 32i. Lansburgh Furniture and Carpet Com
p0ny vs. White e. al. Attorneys. Holander-Ham-
ilton. Colbert. Yerkcs 4 Hamilton
No. 81 Vestry q Parish Of Ascension vs. Stein
berg & CO. Attorneys Carter * Brook and Cal
hCun-Williamson.
No $50 Warwick vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Tobruer-Douglas &
Hoover
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

Proper side, up in clothes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. $3.50 Wal Va Oyster q al: dernurr.- 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

The tremendous demand for OVerlanda
has practically sWamped the factory.
Orders are piling 10 at twice the rata OF
production. Even with FIVE times the
factsry facilities of last year, the output
ia daily falling further behind the de.
mRnd.
Every Overland put irto an owners
hands sells four others like 1t. Sixteen
Thousand 1910 Ogerlsnds we're COZ tracted
for last August, simply on the record OF
the four thousand 1909 cars. Every new
Overland that appeara on the road creates
further demand Tor this wonderful car.
TIE reason behind thia uaheardot de.
msnd Is sbee. meri!--nothiug else. Up
10 January, 1910, tae CO. vas never even
advert sed. But tbs Overland proves 30
reliable, 80 simple, 80 tiouble-proof, 80
economical tbst now everybody who
learns the fact wants Que OF these match
less cara.
Men who never before thought OF buy
ing cars are tuyipg Overlands. Men
who have owned other cara are buying
them for their mechanical correctness.
Wealthy men buy them becspss OF their
aandInesg. Poor men buy O7erlands
bect use they ass the FIST good cars at a
moderate c0s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND
FIELD MEET.
A new depatturs in athletics is to

A new dspatturs in athlelics is t. b
given this spriug in The shape Of track
and field NEE: Of all the public high school
of the Eighth Virginia district. This
event will ne held on Eonud Athletic
Field, at Manassas, en- May 7. This
NEE. will be open 10 all high school
pupils of the Eighth district, entries be-
Ing free, alth ugh al! entries n u't be
sent In a block and sigued BIZ the prin-
cipal of the high school. Entry blanks
will be sent 10 al the high schools In
tae district, and all are urgently re-
ID to be represented. Medals will
be awarded IN the vari:u' eveu's aud a
championship cup given TO the school
team scoring The mcs! points. The fol-
loving is lit of events: 100 yard
dssb, 22O yard dash, $40 yard dash,
half mile ,up, l mile tuD, 100 yard
hurdles, 22O yard tu dies, III ming high
jump, running bread jump, pole vault,
IL Ii. shot put, IL Id hammer throw, l
mile relay, $50 yard relay. For further
information address G. q. L'ghtner,
manager NJ. B. 8. Track Team, Ms-
nsssse, vs..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

You see the new O9erlands everywhere.
Twelve hundred have bsen sold 10 New
York city alone. Fifteen hundred we're
bought by dealers In the stste of Texas.
The FIRST Overland sgsnt-in a small
New Eogland towns selling six hum
dred Overlauds this seaaoD. The more
people know about the Overland, the
more they want 1t.
We can get 8 few Oserlauds for im.
mediate delivery. Come in today and
&c. demonstration. Make your own
comparisons. Bring an expert with you
ifyou are unfamiliar With mot rcara. You
will appreciate the OVerland's simplicity
and smot tn running; be will approve It's
mechanical excellence. The car Ia right.
The 25.horse power Overland costs
$1,000. The 40horse power models
sl,25O, s1,4OO and 81, 500, depending
on typs OF body. Every Overland is as
good as shy other Overland, the cost
is iast matter of slzs and power. You
Can buy nrthing intrinaicslly be.t'r
You will sooner or later need justtu;b
q car as t1e overland ia Ger guarsstesd
for life" Pot 10 your order now AID
have the use of your car ell tie sessop.
Phone or write US for 8 demonstration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
CHARGE DISMISSED.

Frederick Mertens, j., general passen-
ger agent of the Mount Vernon and
Msrshsil Hall Steamboat Company,
whose father Is prominent and wealthy
resident of Cumberland, Nd, was ar-
res,ed yesterday afternoon BY Officer
Roberts charged With violating city
ordinance which requires persons who
&C. as guides 10 Alexandra to pay so
auuuh License Tux OF IS. Inc young
man declined to deposit s. collht:ral ana
was escorted into witness room, where
he was told be wtnld be detained until
either tae collateral or bond was forth
csuipg. Later Mr.. James &. Oat'n
became responsible for his appearance
in the Police court this morning. When
the case vas called 1t was shown that
Mr.. Mertens was simply acting ss host
fer party Of exeursionists snd was dis
charged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
RETAIL MERCHANTS

The bosrd of directors of the Rtt'il
Merchants Associs ton of this city mel
last night Ia The rooms OF the Chamber
of O,m merce and transacted business Of
interest to the organization. The fol
lowing compose the vsritu, committees
Finauce-S.nusl Bsndheim, chair
msu; Harrie Whit,, Alexander Ksuf-
man, Aaron K.tz and W. A. Moore.
Lepisletion-W U. Vs.ney, chair
nan: Thos. O. Hoy, J. Fred Birrell,
Ernest l.. Allen and Au ut Il. Oshlert.
AdverlisiDg-R W. Arnold, Chairman
O. NJ. Schwab, O. 7. Hellmoth, Max
Rosenfeld and W. I. Whitaon.
Membersbip-W. O. H. Wildt, chair.
mar; J. D. Nj er, F. G. 8. udders,
H .rmau Friedlauder and W. O. BAggett.
Insurance William Woolla, chair
map; J. FL. Mansfield, F. O Matthews,
O. W. Eotwisle and Robert Elliott.
Arbitrs,ion--W. P. Taylor, chairman
E. steuart Smith, F. L. SIaymaker, IL.
Noel Garner aud John &. Eieleu.
Oredi. and collect ;ons-B ,nedict We'll,
Chairman; Frank MIcheioach, Il. 6olo-
smith, Willard P. Graves and O. E.
Yesger.
Convention and falrs-O. B. Swan,
L. F. Dyson, Harry Fieischmaun, Geo.
L. Appich and Saml. DeVaughsn.
Banqutt--C0uttney Acton, chairman;
D. G. GrilIbor z,r, W. F. Smith, j.
NJ. Bowling and F. o. Spinks.
Street cleaning-JolIus Wolf, chair.
man; B. L. Boss. w Fl. Cook, Charles
Kramer and M. E. Parker.
Transportation-S. q. Lynn, chair
man; s. Blondheim, J. W. Goods, 3.
L. Finks and W. E. HinkeD.
Pure food, short weights and measures
W. Fl. Peck, chairman; ]. F. Ohsua-
cey, F. NJ. Adams, W. Fl. Quinn and
W. B. Watkins.
Printing and discouuts--J. D. Nor
moyls. chairman; Benjamin AbramsoD,
G. ". Helms, F. o. Pullin and F.
Kenneth Bagget'.
The membership now numbers 10,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Anniversary OF POTOMAC
LODGE,

The exercises 10 connection with the
seventy first anniversary of Potomsc
Lodge, M. 38, /. o. o. F., took place
10 the Young Peoples Building on
south Washington street last night.
The building was filled With represent
alive su 1ience, nearly every Odd Fe'-
low of the city being present, as we'll
as many from Washington and other
places. Many ladies we're in the audi
once. The palace car "Mount VeraoD"
vas kept busy Transporting the Wash
iugsonisns to snd from this city.
among those who came over on the
pslsee car were Hon. John B. Goodwin,
grand secretary sovereign grand lodge,
formerly of Atlantis, Ga, tut st present
located 10 Baltimore, Nd; Hon. Hill
Moutsgus, of Richmond, grand repres'
eusative OF Virginia; Hon. W. W.
MILAN, of Washington, grand reptes-
eu,ative of the District Of Columbia; d.
N. Kipg5erry, of Westfsld, Mass,
grand representative of the grand en-
campment of Massachusetts; Charles
PohlIg, of Richmond, past grand rep.
reseptatiye grand euesmpmert OF Viz
einis: John I. Brown, OF Washington,
past grand representative OF the District
of Columbia; Gen. E. W. Bradford, OF
Washington, Of the grand eucsmpment
OF the District of Oolumbia; and Messrs'
CHARLES Mcthershead, Joseph Burroughs,
WI, Rich, Frank O. Merritt, F. L.
Harres, A. ]. 5cbippelt, j. NJ. Dunn
and daughters all of Washington. In
addition to the above large number OF
ladies we're in the party. At the con.
clusion OF the exercises the car returned
to Washington street where the ussts
were taken aboard and accompanied BY
the committee retained to Washington,
expressing themselves as highly pleased
at their visit to this city aud st the er-
ioysble evening spent With Pet'mac
Lodge in their anniversary celeorstlon'
The commiltse very handsomely enter.
tanned their guests on the car both 10
coming over and returning.
The following Interesting programme
was well-rendered, all who participated
their respective parts In a creditable
manner:
Selection, OaldWell's Orchestrs; invo-
cation, Rev. Edgar Carpenter; selection,
orchestra; address, "Oor fraternity at
Home" W. W. MILAN, Grand Repre-
sentative, d. O.; selection, orchestra;
Philharmonic Quirtett', "Weloone,
Pretty Briorose;;" address, "Oer Order
In the State" Hill Montague, Grand
Representative, Va; selection. orchestrs;
dramatic reading, John NJ. Kline; song,
"spring is Here" Mrs. Deyo; ad.
dress, 'Odd Fellowship 10 the World"
john B. Goodwin, sovereign grand
secretary, Ga ;sslection, orchestra; song,
"Aa Old Riddle" Miss OheDoWetb,
recitation, John M. Kline; philharmonic
Qaarte,ta, "Lullaby;" Aud Lang syne,
orchestra and audience.
The speakers handed their subjects
we'll and their addresses were greatly eI-
ioyed, while the musical and literary
features were exceedingly entertaining
1t was after eleven o'clock when the
exercises we're brought to a'cl0se.
The following composed the commit
tee on arrangements: D. r. Stanstu:y,
past grand master, chairman; W. l..
Martin, music; W. E. Rlsdon, secretary;
G. i. Smith, and W. a. Conway.