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Army and Macy
SerUtCe Orders
ARMY


Lieutenant Colonel HARRY L. BAILEY,
Fifth Infantry. upon his own applI-
cation Is retired from active service,
20 take effect August 2, 1910. after
more than -hirty-seven years ser
vice
Captain ARTH r CRANSTON. Eight
Infantry detailed in the Quartermas-
ter.s Department. 10 take effect Au-
gust "a 1910, relieving Major VII
LIAM s SCOTT, QUaTtermaster. OF
that duty Ma jOr SCOTT is also re-
Eeved from duty as assistant 10 the
general superintendent, Army Trans
port Service, and viii then proceed
10 Philadelphia, Pa. for duty
Captain JOHN w FRENCH. Twenty
fourth Infantry. il relieved from fur
TIER du-y on recruiting service. 10
take effect July y. 1gIG
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM A.
SKUNK First Cavalry. is relieved
from DUTY at the Preside Of san
Francisco. Cal. and viii proceed 10
Fort WaIla WaIIa- washington
Second Lieutenant ROY W HOLD
ERNESS- 9Th Cavalry. when his
services shall no longer be re-
Cuired with the Army Cavalry
Team viii join his troop.
Captain JACOB 9. JOHNSON. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. viii report TO the
commanding officer, Artillery Dis
triCL Of San Francisco. for assign
ment 10 duty on his staff
Major General LEONARD WOOD.
Chief Of STAFF. is detailed a member
OF the Board Of Ordinance and For
tiication. vice Major General J.
FRANKLIN BELL
Major General WILLIAM H CARTER
General staff, is detailed as a mem
Der Of the joint board Of officers Of
General TASkER II. BLISS, Gen
eral star
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ROBINSON IS BEATEN.
BUT STILL HAS HOPE
Roosevelt's Nephew VIII
Fight for Congressional
Nomination.

LITTLE FALLS. n " July Al
though badly beaten for the Congress
f-nal nomination from this district on
the face OF complete primary returns
available today, Theodore Douglas Rob
inson- nephew Of Colonel Roosevelt, viii
g into the convention tomorrow and
make a forIorn hope fight
Robinson controls about twenty dele
gates 10 the convention, and the or
sanitation, led by state Committeeman
Strobel- controls twice as many.
C0ngressman c s AIlGnC, "a candI-
date for denomination, who is backed BY
Vice President sherman, viii, uud0ubt-
edIE, be the choice
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LIES, SAYS ALDRICH.
OF BRISTOW'S TALK
DenounCes Kansan, Declaring He
Wouldn't Know Where TO
Begin to Denv."

NEW YORK. July Ex-senator Nelson
W AlE-lCh has hit back IT Senator
Joseph T. Eriscow Of Kansas for the
first tine since he has been under bonn
bardment by the Insurgents, according
10 a dispatch from Providence, r. /
THAT man Bristow is teIIinE a pack
OF lies" said Ai5rsch, his eyes flashing.
Turning TO walk away from his inter
viewer. he stopped and continued
He has told so many Iics-he manu-
featured them so rapidIy-that I would
not know where u beEin should I take
not &c OF him and enter deniaEs''
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A COLUMBUS OF SPACE
Of PTeceding Chapters.
BY GARRETT p. SERVtSS
Copyright. The Frank a. Muusey Co.

SyAOpSlS OF preceding Chapters.
Edmund St0newaU. weu-.o-do young
inventor succeeds in harnessinz the in
teTatomic theory ana builds an airsh'0
INTO which ne inveiEIes three Of BIS
friends, including Jack Ashton and TfclEy
Darteur ana carries them Of Another
friend. VIII Church. eludes StonewaIl and
thus IS not KIDNAPPED
The airship speeds FAR OFT into space.
9t0ileWali companions being kept IN
ignorance 81 its destination. Many strange
ileleoFs and other queer wanderers
through space are encountered
StoneWaL at last admits The crafts des-
siIalinu D. the planet Ee4us. where a
LahQing IS Effected The cold Is found
20 De grightfuL The first savage inhabi-
Iant Is encountered
after victorious encounter uIth the
-lInlnous-ey7ed. shaegy-furred inhabitants
lHe5 MAKE arrangements for travelling
Ivulla the planet, but in the midst Of a
LeIslols ceremony. wherein the inhabi-
tanLs worship the Earth one o. the men
= captured by an enraged priest and Is
ooIhe toward a terrible altar 20 ts sac
de Is saved by a veII-aireeted shot
from Edruunc' 8 revolver They set out 10
explore the planet. taking Juba with
tnlAi. and come upon q mountain OF
AFTER many misiIaps they ind them
ser es about 10 ross into a mountain OF
ice
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MOVEMENTS o. VESSELS.

ARRTNED-Narietta at TomokinsviIIe.
PatapscO at Norfolk, AmphitTite at
VickSburg. SOlaCe at PTOvinCetOwn,
Prairie AT Hampton Roads. May
flower at Beverly, Cuttlefish at Solo
mons Island, Smith and Reid at
New London. FiuSSer, LamSOn. and
Preston at Newport, and Wheeling
and Petrol at HOngkOng-
AILED-POmpey from Siakwan for
WOosung, Nanshan from Cavite for
WOosung- Celtic from TOmpkinsyille
for PrOvinCetOwn Mars from New
port News for PrOvincetOWn, Dixie,
Severn. GrayliBg. NaTwhsI, Snapper.
Stingray. and TarpOn from Province
town for New London Yorktown
from san Francisco for Acapulco
and New Orleans and Charleston
from Chingwangtao for ChemuIpo-
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s NJ c. for duty at Marine Corps
Camp Of Rife Instruction, Wake
neId- Mass relieving First Iieuteu-
ant KEXSER, from and including
July 81. 1870.
CAPTAIN W G. FAY. orders July Is mod
iied- report N person to the major
general. COmmaudant-
CAPTAIN z J. SCHWABLE. Acting
ouaTtermaster: appointed member of
general court-maTtial at navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal. vice Capt ". z
NOA. acting 1uartermaster, relieved
Capt II. r LAY. First Lieut. A B
DRUM. First Lieut. r : KEYSER.
Second Lieut.. C. G. SINCLAIR TO
Camp Perry Ohio August ,, 1910.
for duty a. range officers.
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certain to be factor. Personally, he
IS popular Mrs. Alice Roosevelt
tcian herself, and will add TO her
husband siren 9Th Nick who used
20 be looked upon ont in Ohio as a
mere butterfly OF wealth and fashion,
Is now taken seriously. He Is aC-
CeptabIe &c the machine leaders. but
has not made himself offensive to the
insurgents BOSS" Cox has always
mao the yourE man under his wing
DOiiiICaIly. and il is said would like
20 see him IN the Senate.
Cox Not UnfEand1y.
The fact that Cox die not allow the
nomination Of LOngwOrth for gov
evuOr in the Ohio convention does not
mean that the big boss Of Cincinnati
is Unfriendly TO him Some folks have
a deep, dark suspicion that Cox ex-
poets to see Harmon elected. and
didn't want his friend thrown out
where the political dogs could chew
him 10 pieces He said LouEwortb
was young, and could watt.
But Il the Senatorial situation deveI-
OBS so as TO make j worth while 90
push Nick 70 the front, there Is no
Doubt the Cincinnati leader VIII ice
found boosting the game along.
~ nile i-cuEworth and other Of the
younger men, like Garfield, are begin
INNS 10 loom up in Ohio, IL is note
worthy that the name Of Joseph Benson
Foraker IS rapidly receding into Oh
security Foraker has his hosts OF
friends and admirers and they pulled
together 90 nominate Harding for gov
eTDOr. But Foraker no iunger Yields
influence and soon VIII b one OF the
cisrlug -Ifs1ed traditions Of the State.
In the Columbus convention, he cot
few votes for governor, but sent
IN a telegram refusing 20 allow his
name 10 be considered His political
decline has been sudden and rapid. Il
is now possible to see more clearly
than II vas at first how potent AMI
deadly was the effect Of the blow struck
at him BIZ the publication or the IA
nous Standard OIL letters about three
years ago
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Marriage Licenses

Ray Stfcher and Mamie Harris. both of
CSordOnSville. Va
Thomas a. DUVaU OF Rfverdale Nd.
and Martha E Hunter. of Washing
ton
Byrnie Derrer. Of Melrose. Va and
Artie Easter, Of LenviIle. Va
Arthur c. Knott, and Daisy Evans. both
Of Glen Echo Nd.
Edward Bra dshsw and Emily Z. Doug
las, both Of washington.
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DEATHS

CoLISoN-Dn THURSDAY. july Is 1910 at
500 D. III. at his home. q-g Virginia ave
nue. southwest. CHARLES c. COLLISION.
FLETEH EF}-Sufleuiv. ON THURSDAY IuT-
d 1870 az 6-1H a. M AT his residence -sIc
H street northeast NILT.TzcT r.. HUSBAND
of Martha r. Fletcher Daut-
GINSOE-Du THURSDAY July . 1910. al 1875
ul-- AT Gel --c-oVD University Hasa5-sI
GEORGE" son of Edward c. and the late
Elizabeth GuEso1. AGED SIX years and FIVE
months
ROSENBERG Err Suddenly on we5res=sv.
july 3. 1870. a. The Casually Hospital
STEWART K fiJSEo BEF;CEE. husband
af Charlotte II EoseubcrEer-
TFT0N~S1N-Or Sa-ss-,-ay- T--- ~ ra-- .
T-1H a. Ul-. at Fredericksburg. Va DOP0-
THY ELIEAEE p. daughter of Henry O.
and Agnes thompson aged eighteen
months
In1ermeut az FredericksbUrg.
TABLEE-O1 Wednesday, July e. 1910 n
--1- g. me- 81 Sealrork- Nd MARY
ELIZABETH assi three years daughter
~ Charles r. and Mary r TabIer
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INJURED WOMAN
CONTRACTS FEVER
Recovering From Wounds
at Anacostia, She De-
velOps Scarletina.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTTA- u c. JULY q

ANACOSTIA- d @. JULY .
Mary CentannI. sixty-four years old.
who has been III in the Casualty Hos
pitaI for a number Of DAYS. following an
attack as the result Of an alteration
among the italian residents Of MipEe-
sofa avenue near Twining CITY last ev-
euire. developed q case Of scarIetina and
was Immediately sent from the Casualty
Hospital TO the Garfield Hospital
z. Il ShipIey. driver at No. Il pre-
cjact. has zone on his annual leave and
w. j.. Baueucer. a new appointee in the
department. has been assigned TO his
pIace Policeman Coleman r Brown
has returned after a vacation Police
man Joseph L Farmer. is an absentee.
due to personal illness Policeman H
+. Tarmon has been absent on leave, at
Chesapeake Beach
The Pew Frank L Bardens- the pas
tor Of the AnaCostIa Baptist Church.
who has been i'll at his home on Shan
non street. is convalesciuE-
The application Of Loren T Stewart
for license 20 conduct a pooIroom at
PTS Nichols avenue. AnacOstia, has
aroused contention among property own
ers- and papers for and against the pro
nose. poolrOom are TO be forwarded to
the District Commissioners The Birney
Public School VIII be considered. as il is
across the street and at least one
church VIII present its side Of the case
Dr. p r Woodward and family. of
e4aa EavIor road have gone TO PhIade7-
DHia Pa. to spend the summer with
relatives
E.lecta Chapter, No. .. Order Of the
Eastern Star. has completed arrange
ments for its annual excursion tomor-
row to the Great Falls Of the Potomac.
4 committee Of which Milton J. EiIiius
is the chairman, VIII manage the outing.
Dr. Eva c. Reid. Of the medical STAFF
Of the Government Hospital for the In
sane, IS spending her annual vacation
IN Maine
The report Of Capt W. T Anderson,
commander of the Eleventh precinct. on
the need of additional lights IN various
parts Of AuacOstia. has received conSid-
Grafton from the District Commission
ers. They have ordered the erection of
two gas lamps on 7 street between Six
tenth and Seventeenth streets and one
gas lamp at the corner Of T and Six
teenth streets
The plan for a church musical festival
IN the AnaCostia Masonic Han this fan
under the auspices = all the towns
choirS. has been Tav0Tablv entertained
Meetings may be held soon TO complete
preliminary arrangements.
AlOnzo Hudson, one Of the engineering
force at the Government Hospital has
gone with his family TO Colonial Beach
10 pass the summer.
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WOMEN'S WANTS
| TREAT WOMEN-

Write t. B r DUNN. 11-5 18th 81 y W.
Wash d c. enclosing SC FOR postage and
receive free OF charge my booklet Cl hos
10 guarantee 10 cure az q cost Or about &c
per daE-
STTCKIEST STICEER that ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass china books, everything
E8yaI Glue Iac sc. sec Pints 81 Druggists. etc
VIAET SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
nlu-surElcaI- cloth bound. go page bo1S
free Apply by mail SIS Colorado Building
free lecture for women wednesday 80 pm
QUALITY ICE CREAM delivered IN the city
81 gal 80 z sal Try It.
GEO. H ANRETN 1909 y Z AVE
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Representative, Who EScap.
ed Ohio Nomination, May
Succeed Dick.
BOSS" COX CREDITED
WITH BACKING PLAN
Senior Senator's Hold Considered
Uncertain, Opening Possible
Way for New Candidate.

Politicians, in Ohio and out Of it, are
beginning 10 figure that you cant lose
Representative Nick Iyongworth, SON
in-lav to Col Theodore Roosevelt
Without having half tried. IN fact.
without tTymC at all. Nick just es-
capped being nominated for governor Of
Ohio by a hairs breadth he would
have been named in all probability If
George p Cox IN the Columbus COnven-
lion hadn't headed of the movement
toy suddenly throwing his strength to
Warren c. Harding
He came within a close shave OF the
nomination with his distinguished faith
cr-in-law advising against il, and, #
gossip speaks true, with his wife telling
him to keep out of it At any rate she
shook her head ominOusly at her hus-
band. when the votes began 20 roll in
his direction
Ii has been made quite clear that
Representative Iongworth IS popular,
and has many supporters among the
Ohio politicians, and the talk now afloat
is that he may come 70 the Senate to
succeed Senator Charles Warren Dick.
This movement has not shaped up as
yet. al least OutWaTdly-
In some quarters, Boss Cox is cred
tied with wanting 20 see LougwOrth in
the Senate And there is not much
question he viii be given serious con
sideration If the situation IN the Ohio
Legislature next winter becomes as
tangled as it threatens to-
Dicks Hold Uncertain
Senator Dick is not in a strong posi-
ton with respect to his chances for re-
turn TO the Senate He Is confronted
in the first place with the danger that
the Republicans viii lose the Legs
Iature
He played good politics when he
caused his name TO so on the primary
ballot for the Senate and got the in
d0rsement Of 1f0.0o0 voters But there
is enough Republican opposition to de-
feat him II il is Crystallized into sup
port for anyone else And the recent
Republican convention stirred up added
I'll feeling toward him In some quarters
The pFggressiveS OF Insurgents for IN
stance are sore at Dick and his plat
form. and Boss Cox IS displeaSed be
cause Dick didn't deliver certain votes
10 Brown, the Cox candidate for gov
eTIOT
Former Gov. Nyron T Herrick is
ambitious for the Senate, and VIII not
readily allow Dick 10 return 10 II
Altogether, il looks as If there would
be something Ike a free-rOr-al race
with a number oL entries if the Re
politicians carry the Legislature
IL that case LouSwOrJn IS almost
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RUG WEAVINu

WORN CARPETS converted into handso-ns
ruEs. The OLD LAUREL FIRM Work
guaranteed 2Z56 Ga. ave. Phone 2SS4 7. I
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MANICURING
MANICURING
PARIORS-
HAIR GOODS

LADIES SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful puts. brai6s, and switches made
from comhiuEs- Latest styles Reascnzb Die
prices De NARD. 7J5 Eye y W
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.Ut111es
Want Ads
ak to the
Town
Through
The Times
The Average AID Costs Less
Than 25c.
Call Up Main $3.50
PERSONAL

SWIMMING SCHOOL-Every person should
know how to swim. both from the stand
point % healthful exercise and as a pre-
FeutiEe against accident The famous O.
s. turkish Bah EstablisLmeut, at 1923 .
ST. has swimming school now open for
ladies' gentlemen ard children Class every
cay except SarurIdE- Pure water and run
u.1E pools Lesson and pIuuEtuE In pools
one hour expert lady instructor IL ladies'
dept class hours S a. % o. m IN
select club classes Of 5ve. Limited entries.
ABBY Tor rates. particulars and entrance
at once, az the estab. isEEseur. I1Zs O. ST. ~ ".
WASHINGTON RUSSIAN IL TURKISH
BATH COMPANY
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The Pew Frank / Bardens- the pas
tor Of the AnacostIa Baptist Church
who has been i'll at his home on Shan
non street. is convalesciuE-
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PROF ESSIONAL

Will COACH BOYS in all grades above
7th Special in math. and Latin Call a.
CARROLL. INSTITUTE. 1eJh and X y W,
Saturday. from - 90 j. m
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The Continuation, of This story vii
Be Found in TOmOrrOvy's
Issue OF The Times.
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in the Anacostia Masonic Hall this fan
under the auspices = all the towns
choirs. has been fav0Tably entertained.
Meetings may be held soon TO complete
preliminary arrangements
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CHAPTER VI.-(Continued.)

(N , ERE safe Look" he
M continued See how those
particles Of ice. swept
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MARKETS
FLOOR OILS

G T HUNTERS Sanitary Dust-FI.Iiug
F'-o0- Oh keeps the GCurs clean and bright.
gives them polished finish Good for you
furniture. Try it. sec gallon delivered. Phone
Main Sass. Office lI3 Pa ave X w Nash
ingtou. D. c.. l. \ y Used by L. s. r5ov-t
and over 500 families for the last Is y.-ara-
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Have You Tried IT,
FteTTmdnn'S Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SCBSTIT U Is
II TCuT dealer cant supply you
PHONE I 1ss1-IssZ
A. 9. HERRNANS. 759-75s ION - s z.
GEORGE ". STONE. JR,
Dealer 70 al kinds Of empty barrels and
CasC See me before yOu buy or sell Phone
y ea5- CHlre 81 water s. "
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NANEED-Ey co.1-e5 man. 90 years o. axe
any inside work. references EDWARDS
COX @, Route T. Fairfax. Va
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Alonzo Hudson, one Of the engineering
force at the Government Hospital. has
gone with his family TO Colonial Beach
10 pass the summer.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

fANTEL-yyashl-s ara ironing 70 take
hone. 1rs,-class laundry work Is5 Va
ave s. u
AM EL,-Ac1ressluE- copying. OF any cIer-
-es-- work 20 DO evenings Address r. 4sZ
s-E n "
UAN-ED-By white woman. with boy o.
years Old position as 10Gsekeaper- BOX
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LOST AND FOUND

-osE-oE o. bread wagon. coat coatain5nE
route book going from slh and Eye SIS
= p 20 Lst and Hickman SITS = z Finder
Friday evening. July ~ white rox
terrier Two black ears tag Ee1. Return 20
tl11s Building Reward
LOS -@-11-- 1l1ca purse containing So in
bills and small chance 1-r-Ez7- 'ra---ar-l
ana D. M. on 9Th St Reward il re-
turned 90 1IE @ s. y "
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pr. 2 + Woodward and family. of
z4a2 EayIor road have gone TO Philade5-
DHia Pa. to spend the summer with
relatives
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WANTED-AGENTS

REPRESENTATIVES, in every town and civ
O. sell auto owners Akerson sand Hi
Climber au5 Tire Protectors s. day easy
made AkERSoN- LinLs-rOn- MINI
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WlNDOW CLEANING

I=-7y7- About Those DIRTY WINDOWS
waite HcIp anG usoderato prices LEON L
~su06< Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved &C 81 81 81 y " -hone Al 'ias
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EIecta Chapter, No >, Order Of the
Eastern Star. has completed arrange
ments for its annual excursion tonOr-
row to the Great Falls Of the Potomac
A committee Of which Milton J. Eillius
IS the chairman, win manage the oUtinE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-01-11

in that country. and of that meeting
the recent wedding ceremony was the
elimination. When Mr.. Gabrilowitsch
suffered Il serious illness last spring
and lay helpless. Miss Clemens attend
ed him. and to her loving ministrations
and care he attributes his recovery.
Mark Twain is very proud of his tai
ented daughter. and her engaging per-
sonality is largely due to the influence
Of a doting father and watchful
mother. In this connection the de-
scription once given by Twain of the
relations of his children and their
mother. who has been dead several
years. has special interest:
The mother of my children adores
thenl-there is no milder term for it
and they worship her: they even wor-
ship anything which the touch of her
hand has made sacred. They know
her for the best aud truest friend they
have ever had or ever shall have: they
know her for one who never did them
wrong and cannot do them wrong.
who never told them lie nor the
shadow of one. who never deceived
them by even an ambiguous gesture.
who never gave them an unreasonable
command"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1910-01-11
CHILDREN TO HONOR CHIEFS
Ten Thousand Of Them to Greet Pres
idents Taft and Daz at
FL Paso, Tex.

Ell. Paso. TeX.-Presidents Taft and
Dlaz will be received in this city ano
in Juarez on their arrival October 16
not only by magnificent military dis
play. but by 10000 school children
singing the national anthems of the
two countries, and by the two most
famous bands of Mexico and by a,
least two splendid military bands OF
the United States army, according te
an announcement
President Taft will be met at Rim
con, N. NJ, by two regiments OF
United States regulars. At 1890 Pres
ident Diaz will cross the river from
Juarez and will meet President Taft
in a pavilion in front of the cham
Der of commerce. After a breakfast
at the chamber, the two presidents
will proceed to Juarez, where Presi
dent Taft will be the guest of Mexico
until lis p. m.
Returning to Ell Paso, Mr.. Taft and
cabinet officers with him will deliver
addresses and view the parade of TO-.
600 school children and the troops
AT six o'clock Mr. Taft, with his party
will attend a banquet given in thei,
honor in Juarez by President Diaz.