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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Dance of the Waverly Club.

The initial dance of the Waverly CLUB
was held last night at the Carroll Institute
Hall. Fully 80 couples attended. the
officers of the club and those In charge
were: President, Bernard j. Carlin; vice
president, James F. Fitzgibbon: secretary
and treasurer. William G. Wilding; CORE
spending secretary. 7. Gillespie walsh !:
sereeant-at-arms, J. Alexis Doyle, and
James o. Leary, floor committee, Carrot
Baker. John Duffy. Paul j. Leverone,
William q. Mahoney, w. Archer Myers
and Harry O'Meara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

An educational mass meeting arranged
by Hampton Institute Alumni Association
viii be held tomorrow night at the Metro
politan \. NJ. f. Church. Addresses are to
be delivered by Dr. Hollis Il. Frizzell
Maj. r. r. Motion. Prof. w Il. T. Will
liams. DIR. w +. Thirkield and Miss
Eloise Bib.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Howard Medical Glass Election.

Officers of the junior medical class of
the Howard University have been elected
as follows: President. T. f. Jones; vice
president, C. r. Hayden; secretary, T. A.
Fletcher: assistant secretary. Miss L. +.
Ashburne: streasurer. A. l.. Curtis: SER
geant-at-arms. II. a. Allen, and chaplain,
j. +. Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
An Unusual Offer.

To the homeSeeker who wishes to
get choice bargain at a very low
price We offer a perfect gem of
6-room home in the southeast.
\ section of home owners. Nearly
new, Colonial design; dwelling
owned and occupied by an expert
designer. who has made this house
absolutely the most complete and
artistically decorated Groom house
in the city. He has been contin-
ually adding to and improving it
with the view to making it his per-
manent home. but financial re-
verses force him to sell at a loss
to get out quickly. The biggest
bargain in the southeast for $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Bargain Down Town.

Here's property that really
ought to sell within = days. Located
south of L street and west of 14th.
It's a beautiful 3-story brick dwell
ing. i'm high-class locality. Nine
extra large rooms and . baths.
Heated by hot water. A most SUBJ
stantially built home. in excellent
condition. We offer this house FAR
BELOW ACTUAL COST. It's a
snap at $1,000. See it.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Near Union Station.

Just reduced 500 to effect an
early sale. \ most desirable mod
ern, Groom brick house in a good
neighborhood close to Union Sta
ton. There are few houses of this
kind in this locality for sale at any
where near this low price. It's a
genuine bargain for $3.50. See it.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Funeral of Andrew Caldwell.

Funeral services were held at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon for Andrew Caldwell.
who died Tuesday at his home. 1927 Park
road northwest. Columbia Lodge. No. ..
+. IA. NJ. was in charge. The body will
be crefnated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

John Bannon, an invalid, with his fam
ily resided for twenty mine years in a
house opposite McClenahan's granite
quarry near Rock Run, Cecil county, Md,
and In all that time not the slightest dam
age was ever done to the house by stones
from the quarry, due to blasting. The
family decided to remove and had not any
more than left the property when large
stone from a blast went crashing in one
side of the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Bargain on Heights.

Here is another home that can
be bought at an honest sacrifice
price 1t cost originally $1,000. and
you can't buy another in the row
now for less than $3.50. We offer
this at S4,4OO. It's a bay-window
brick dwelling of rooms. recep-
ton hall and tiled bath; oak
trimmed: furnace heat: in splendid
condition. The location is all that
could be deSired-west of 14th
street. on the Heights.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
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Indiana's Population.

The population of the state OF Indiana
is 2.7OO,S16 according to statistics of the
thirteenth census. This is in increase OF
1874. 414 or 7.3 per cent over 2,ol6, 462 IN
1900 The Increase from 1850 to 100 was
324, O5S, or 14.S per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
SHANNON & LUCHS.
SPECIAL LIST.
The best known key to good values.
Forced Sale.

On a cash payment of $500 we are
offering beautiful modern Groom
house on the Heights, near f4th
street. 1t is box house of Colonial
design, well built and as good as
new. Large front porch; deep lot
to alley. The owner is in great
need of a little cash and offers this
house on the easiest payments pos
sihle. Price, 50. leo.
SHANNON & ECCHS.
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SPIRITUALISM.

ALFRED III. TERRY WILL HOLD A SEANCE.
insprational speaking. followed by spirit mes
sages, at 13l st. me-. Friday evening at
o'clock. Interviews daily. Phone Linen. 1872.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fair at St. Andrew Church,
COR. 14TH AND CORCORAN STS..
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this
week, from to 10.
TURKEY DINNER FROM TO s.
Many beautiful and useful articles for sale.
no16-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
PALMISTRY.

MR. DAOUD, THE WELL, KNOWN PIANIST
His reading of your hand gives you such val
liable advice that might you serious mis-
takcs. Studios. 1922 y st. NV. Phone ". 1I30.
LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
MASSAGE.

VI ASSAGE-AIL BRANCHES VI MAGNETIC TREAT
ment: rheumatism and poor circulation scien-
ILLEGALLY treated ANNA Il. JOHNSON, late of
New York, 1914 18th NV; phone North 1895
OclS-ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

FOR SALE
HOUSE. Perfectly constructed; every
up-to-date feature: electric lights:
hot-water heat: parquct floors: all
large. outside rooms: laundry, etc.
n. l.. SALISBURY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

FOR SALE
SOUTH OF FLORIDA AVENUE.
WEST OF 10TH ST. Three-story
home property: nine rooms; modern
bathroom: every feature Of conven-
fence: hot-water heat: splendid con-
dition. Urgent reasons for immedi-
ate sale. Price reduced from $6,6oo.
\. l.. SALISBURY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

o. THE HEIGHTS. BETWEEN
14TH AND 10TH SITS. Two-sfory
pressed brick; rooms and bath;
hardwood: fine beating plant. de-
cidedly attractive home In every par
N. L. SALISBURY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

BEAUTIFULLY APPOiNIEp,
NEW. SEMI DETACHED RESI-
eDENCE. Pressed brick and brown-
: stone: covered front and back
DOrches; EIGHT rooms; TWO bath
rooms; hot-water heat: electric iigRts'
parquet floors: fine northwest az ip soo
ton. Easy terms -$QaoW
n. L. SANSBURY co.
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NrW> ~ PIuS t\D PrAIERS
NuSu>Ius Thomas New PiAN al Hartford
1,ertruIr EHIott Coming

Tho Mem her From ozark new
coined ~ Augustus Thom.. had ~
first Performance under III" direction II
,ohAr & Harris az Parsons Thaat-" IN
Hartford as' night Tn" play - a politi-
cal comedy - Missouri Tn" title role j.
riaved hy Frederick Burton tn" author
.I"ytsi ne. members ~ VI" COMPANY and
Iir"r'si the reh-trsal-
Miss G,-'rud. Elliott IN" American
v.'. II Johnston Forhe- Robertson will
..ra.- a, dad m Mrs Burnetts play
.7." Dawn - Tomorrow the part
81 ur"a'ad IN London. a. N" Shuh"r'
'h"r'r" m Bost0n on October Miss
fI-sror Robson Who rad IN" r'le IN
America for two seasons. became Mrs
August Belmont and retired from The
-'.g" t.fors The play had VISITED Bus'on
and many other cities
thaTIas FalzaT will have the part -
Wrr1U, lake Iu The Deep Pupil" the
."W play Nv Paul Armstrong and Wilson
Miner Ldks l. character on whose
'r-'vns The badger workers - New York
nav" practical d-sigus Nr BalIdr Was
q. 80 New Thnatr" las' season
Atale Richie VS. temporarily anloInsd
Yesterday ~ Judge Chatf" Is of'ha United
States circuit Court from slnglng IN"
ballad ~ ~ Iltrls Movement Has a
Meaning Al IT, own from Madame
Sherry The hearing L. 49, for Sap'eIn-
Ter Miss Richie has been singing the
onR A. n" Fifth Avenue Theatre
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S.O.sJI ron OID IOI\S.
Local Record BPoh~n AZ the sale 81 the
Peter IIoaEhry COLLECTION.

Tn" largest sum - money over r"ai1"d
from a sale ~ coins m New YORK. So. 75'
Wa taken IA a. m" third session II the
Peter HpuRhey -aln. which was hold
Yesterday A. tho COLLECTORS Ciuh under
the supervision ~ Thomas I. Elder III"
largest amount made AZ such q sai" tefor"
THIS time was sI9DD a. III" Ps-rn"I"" -al"
IN lsg2
American half eagles - two varieties
dated 1921 brought S23p and S?s5 M
1919 half eagle went a. $50 and one e
1921 At siS record pro" was $50 for
an 1929 half "tgi.
Prir,,S for quarter eagles were t2OO for
a iTpS with star Du the diverse 1897
Siyi. l7as So. 1927 So is2s So Is?7
S4s An iSaJ gu4-'"r ',.yl" without a
motto was sold TO- t3lu
rare IS BeCthl.r South Carolina gold
piec. stamped Rutherford county was
bought for ssOO several pIn. and uHk
,f.. -hilllng- brought from slI ~ s3G
each An unused pm" tree i-'ury was
nouzhf Tor So The only good -T.tin.u
Of a Confederate cent offered Was sold
for $50 4 New York Continental cent
with 4 bust ~ Washington on II brought
s2si
MANY ~ the purchasers w"r" d"i"-
gates a. m" COnventiun ~ tho American
Numisnatic SpcI"ty which will be held
here this week
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
HENICO WELIOWFSI.S.ENI ENJOYS,
PrrIimInart~s ~ the Bordrr of the Ma
tIonaI Centennial FrstNaI.

p PasO. sept The American I~le.
CATION 10 the NeNCan centennial Wa
officially received NJ \uevo LAREDO thus
afternoon by MEXICAN commission with
. hand and military escorr Their baggage
was passed without inspection. Spo"~h-~
- welcome v"rn made and a re~ap'icn and
held AZ the Custom House special
tram decorated m the color- e 10th
nations wa waiting a. take the narry 20
MeNIco Oty
Prepara'ion- have also hNo1 made ~
tiIdad .Iuaraz opposite ~ Paso. 70 re
ceiye d.lega'ss but none has vs' entered
Mexico tnai way military band and
SPECIAL commission are waiting IN case
any distinguished foreigner should choose
that route
Hallrpad -'a'Ions and public buildin q
Throughout Mexico arr decorated for tho
centennial c-l~bra'lpn
Tho MeNtoan reception "or1'nIssto n con
sisis - I 80 ,astalpt. Pre- dent e ~"
SrrH,p. 4 - Romero - IN" HouS" Il
n, lagatas Major Io~c OItiI Mcna'eryp.
T-ers .Iral reurezsuf1'Iyo ~ Pr"Hid"r' IiaI,
Manu"l Iprre"~ SagaS'a. Jos" 'odGy. ~
Eyl..r', Ta.I Is.ppUldp BlRsgus2. Rafael
ARr.lllr rcrresnu'InK ~" Department 4
Fnr"Ig' iFa,rz. ard Gerard Sturt"yan'.
Military Attach" = III" American I'm
has-y ~ M.NI"p ,t'y The orn1nissiutt
crossed mt N. United ~'t'e- a. Laredo
~ :ako charg,. thor" + tho train ~ which
tho cuvoys were regiment - cavalry
wa - the station - Nu@vo Iardo o.
salute the yt.I'nrs.
HE American delegation consists ~
Congressman DayIdJ Poster ~ Vermont.
chairman. SENATOR lee \ Overnan 81
North Carolina. senator simon Guggen-
helm 81 CploradO Senator 60" ! traw-
ford ~ South Dakota congressman James
/ Saitrnan ~ IoNa-. u J Foster 81
Vermont ! Sloat Fas-s't ~ New lOrs.
Judge Jane " FairchIld and James
Watson Gerard ~ New YORK Gen Harri-
son GRAY OTIS - california and Charles
Hook q piitsburg
on ~. same tram with the American
deIsgatluu was the Japanese delegation
II consists ~ Reron Ichida, special
amha s-ador. and Hsrone-s IChida. ku"n-
iahigp Iaroka - The army. Ipkumato
Nirsz q the navy and Seischl Tnkaho~hi,
formerly military attach" AZ Washington.
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RIM IIII" ~ HtGk
The van Nhs owns nread~a'' Nlsa
tIrEIn, IT. New season Here

T,. g'tvs -.su % New \ urk .l-r season
.'ra.u"i Ia-' evening n" Lily came
% 'h- old say, ~-au' Theatre. whIrh
has h~cn renamed me H-ia-,r Nance
- \-tl Charles tartrtEH'. jfIlR Dean
and Br,Ic- McRar APPEARED m 'h" cast
again. Tho engagement - FOR fnu- w~~S-
HE Grand opera Hou-~ op~nsi With
RAYMOND HitchCock m The Man VINO
owns Broadway The inuSs has h@an
radecorat~d by tohar y Harms Flora
Iabslle and practically unchanged cast
are IN the piece which viii 10 seen at
fnt- OIL. Ivhou<. fpr ono week
A. the Irs-ssr' TN"afrD IN RroNklvn
last q .rht the tre@ceu' stock com many
began It, season with The Ilttl" GRAY
Lady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04
DooIInS.s March 81 the ~. oOO.

Peter J D"oling. former County clerk
has prom -.-d Ton ~ "atahl"- and drink
abls- 10 the res ld"nts ~ IN" Ninth Assem-
bis district. ~ which h" IL the Demo
cratic leader a. the picnic 70 be held next
"Wednesday AT the Manhattan Casino.
Is5th street and Eighth avenue The or
gauIzation's press agent says that ln.1Fl
persons are eNpaCted and that all the
arnusamcnts Of She park will be free
The mothers and children will go in the
afternoon IN special trolley cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-04

INo N,'nrs S""i"ty ~ Am"rirs got
I"rrrts-iuu from Suprem" Court JuS'ir"
V.tdy yo-'-rday 80 soil ~ property ~
rl1 Wet Fnr'v ffh street for So 80
30 - p"ilt.Iu -" Gpristy said that 10
rressu' in,orno b. not sufflcient 70 NAN
,tu ~ once and that by selling the
r,roper'v the ao~ictv Wiil 30 able ~ lease
desirable quarters and pay ~ its debts.
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New Omcer. for sIa Regimen,

second Lieut. Frank n Potter. Conn
pnny y. Seventy-hrst Regiment. has heen
appointed First Lieutenant. RegimentAl
Sergeant Major william ; Congalton
has been appointed a battalion adjutant
with the rank ~ First Lieutenant Col
". q Rates made the appointments
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Father Of Mr. " Carn,sn Rob-rt. D'-..

William G fau'on. the fath"r-in law
n William CAruan Roberts. editor ~
Tho LrsrGrV Dig'S Il cd -'Iddenly last
ara rtments az q Fast twentieth street
Two hours previous b" had seen Mr. and
Mrs Roberts "a fnr their vacation a.
New Brunswick SIR Fantpn was u years
old aud had not be"n m active business
Tor some years.
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Mr. aud Mrs Elnrdg" / Gerry and
~" Misses Angelica Gerry and Mabel
Garry will l"av. for Europ" next Tues
day They viii b" away q TOW w"'N-
The wedding - Nis- Sarah Butler and
Francis Alton Collins. Jr will :aks place
re,t Tuesday ~ Newhuryport. Mas .
whore m" brides parents Mr. and Mrs
Go. rgaM Butl"r = Now York have been
for the summer Mr. collins y u Epu Il
Mr. and Mrs 4 Collins - Flushing.
l. tie will 60 with hI- brid" ~ RrChes-
tor. whore he ~ en gagged m business.
MIR and Mrs Anthony ! Dreyel Blddla
II Philadelphia passed the summer ~ their
90 tag" ~ Atlantic titv Among th.
guests they had wcr" Mr. Biddla- sister.
N-- Gladys Nrglni" Bradley and William
1haw ~ Allegheny, Pa whose engage
rnrnt has been recently auununcai The
we,lding - the couple - likely To- 10 an
autumn event a. Bridgeport. conn whore
the parents - Miss Bradley. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Iiendcrs1H Bradley. live
col and Mira william ~ comm gave
n dinner dance at Port Adams Newport
On September / Mr and Mr. william
Guadbv Isoew gave y dinner dance at
Berzers On Tuesday night
The welding - Miss Irene sherman
and Lawrence Livingston Gillespie - ~ be
celebrated reNf Thuralny ~ IN" cottage
81 the bride- parents Nr and Mrs Will
tau Watts sherman. a. Newport Mr.
G,lia-rio gave his n.ch"lor dinner last
Wednesday night At th" Union Club.
wh~a hls g'Ierts included W. Forbes
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