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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
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the ihssser market s- she pse$ns
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he wa~ saxIoss ~ sssae AZ ns<sA q
the product ID the ranges "a sAis
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Mr. Johsson sr9ees tbs, the Geo.
a'son shipper who senas hie cunetB
10 the r.ser dlrect issrs the ckasGs
tor better t'r,eer because by ro.ssaG
them throsgh Denver he gsss ~
beneht of . thirty eight eest sssss
rate, and csn seaa them GA, IL -
choo~es, aftes testing the n.arkss u
Denver
In other words. il he sells 70 :
feeder IN IDesver, that feeder csa f.
tore TO pay him q better pr,ee u
ienver than the raiser could aet u
Omaha, NJ. Joseph or kaasas Csay
Tor the reason thai the teeaeS vsbl
avoid the cost of the back -hasl tvsD
the river market. which 10 elessa
cents hundred At the same tsue
the shipper Is saving the slessa
cents per hundred pounds in fvssGhs
from Denver 10 the river.
Mr. johnson intimated thai H.
ver dealers can bay IN GaBnisos ii
rect from the owner and pay kio
twenty cents hundred more than
can he realized at the river, freiGk2,
shrlnkaae. etc, considered.
Asked why IT was that the cstsls-
men preferred 20 send their bsef
TO river markets instead Of 10 llso-
yer, Mr.. johnson said that they -
been deladed into the belief thsa Z
they shipped 10 Denver, on shs
through river rate, with the ides Il
sending their cattle on, il the mark-
ct there did not SUIT, they would -
tied ap BY lack Of cars for relosd,aG.
This has been preached 10 thea
Tor years, he continued, "bst ths
facts are that ! have never seen tAs
time in the last three years that .
hoof Of cattle has been tied up moss
than three hours by lack Of cssa.
All you have to do is order yoss
cars and they are Supplied inas-
dissely"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
NORMAL NOTES
Wednesday. November I.

WeuhesuaN. NoNeiiii"f U.
A new addition to the elementary
department this week was Richard
Walker.
Two fine new Underwood type-
writers were received for the com
mercial department this week
Beginning soon the different classes
of the Norma, school will inaugural te
a series of literary entertainments
A carload of furniture for the Nor
NAL building is expected In time To he
installed in the various rooms b.,
Monday.
The high school bows have received
their new basket ball suits and are
planning several games with outside
teams in the near future.
A portion of the furniture aud
equipment for the art department of
the Normal school arrived this week
and was installed for immediate use
In the absence Of Miss Eva CarJen-
ter. commercial instructor. the
GLASSES are in charge of Miss Lucy
Spicer, Miss Josie Hendricks and Miss
Nora Bray.
A weekly or monthly newspaper is
bt.ing talked up among people con-
Nte't W lNu tfft WI ftidi - H'ff II y
not expected that the publication
will reach the dignity of weekly for
some months. However. plans are
now heing perfected to publish at
beast every quarter.
Prof. Henry Richter. art instructor.
invites the public to- visit his depart
ment next Monday morning from
80 until II. Among the studies ON
display ie a painting of Corsi. the
Italian model who poses only for
Sargents and other famous artists.
Autumn ON the GunRison." and n
view of Mt. Carbon from the Normal
cite are among the Gunni-on county
siews Of erperial beauty. .'Strset
SteDe in Aexico." Mexican Water
Carrier. Meditation, The Fisher
saan. and Moonlight at Grysley are
particularly attractive paintings
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Mrs. Frank Sharratt left FRIDAY
for Canon City TO take ber daughter
Mabel, who had been attending Mt
St. Scholastica. to the Red Cross
hospital at Salida for an operation
Tins was the second time within a
lew months that the Young lady has
been on the operating table but her
Gunnison friends will be pleased to
learn that she is standing the orde al
well.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
o0SnD1 couaS soneooGs g
ScvGaA CnnulM can
C0attnuel fro0 0ssua ~.

COntinsel freo essa ~.
there was no especisl reason for his
doing 30.
Prosecuting Attorney Logan ridi-
caled the claim of the accused man
and his attorney, s. ID Crump of
l'enver, 10 the effect that Murray 5
mind was a blank frem the time be
began drinking heavily after the
shooting until he recovered his reason
IN the Gunnlson county Jail.
Murrav swore that he did not re
member ever accusing Richards son
Of having mardered his father, as
witnesses testified he had done sfter
the killing, and before he himself
was arrested following a confession
to friend in Pitkip.
Murray also swore that he did not
remember confessing TO Undersherifi
Dan Behan, W 20 arrested him, as had
been testified to by Lehan previously
The line Of defense, which was
based ON the Claim of temporary alb
berration of mind, in excasing Mur
ray for having charged the killing of
Richards to another, was attacked by
the prosecutor, both through test
mony and in his argument to the
jury. The courts instructions were
along the usual lines in murder cases
and the jury was given the case for
deliberation.
When Murray, in his statement on
the stand. reached the point where
he repeated the exact language he
claimed Richards used in denounc-
ing him, Jndge Mccall requested
undeTsheriff Lehan To remove from
the room a dozen or more schoolgirl
and schoolboys, who had drifted IN
after school hours, and they filed out
OF the courtroom sheepishly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
llslire

All advertising and printing &C
counts at the News-Champion office
M TO Tuesday night. October 3ist.
1911 are due and payable to H. +.
Bake Jr Subscription accounts
past due are, by mutual agreement.
payable 10 Chas. F. Roehri0, the
preseat proprietor Of the paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

FoR SALE-About 250 tons Of hav.
part ballng hay. twelve miles from
Gunnison. on the III c. Harris ranch.
Two hundred and eighty acres Of
pasture goes with the sale.
Also the above ranch for rent for
i've years cash rent Inquire Of
THos. P. NIsBETH.
AL. Baldwin Code
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
M 1ANT-ADS in this column
w get sure Results. They are
only five cents a line. GtSNsox cttSNE IS,

A special meeting Of the Gannison
Farmers Union has been called TO
meet al Redmen Hall Tuesday even
ing, November Z, al Z 80 p m sharp
Important business 10 be transacted
and fall attendance is desired
c. T. Rawalt, Organizer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Mrs Ahee Miller gave q dinner
Tuesday noon M honor II her brother
s-lsS, the Rev j. NJ koshler Of
fhiiadelpbss. The folls'wlas guests
Uere present: Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Adams, M'sses Vera aud Alta Adams,
ulss Lucretis ESTES. Leonard koeh-
ler and Leonard HOPPER. The Rev
Dir hoehler was entertained at a
simmer the following day by Mrs
Clarence Adams The same guests
Were present
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Mrs W ". Byers and sister. Mrs.
Grenfell have leased the Main res
taurant, owned by s s. johnson.
They will take charge Nov. 10Th.
The duration Of the lease has not
yet been decided upon definitely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Jack Jennings, our amiable CITY
marshal, extends congratulations 10
the youth Of Gnnnison for the excel
lent manner in which they deported
themselves on Halloween night. He
SAYS there we're no depredations com
mitted sucn as are usually the case
when the spirit of Hallowe en- tai p
possession OF those inclined 10 mrs
chief, and that the good peosle Of
Gunnison arose the next morning b.
find everything in its proper place
Marshal Jennings ran upon a bupeh
of youths who were in the act Of
plline obstruction. in front of the
First National Bank entrancewav
He persuaded them, in hi. suave
way, 10 replace the article. they had
accumulated. They performed this
embarrassing duty while girl friends
stood by and eiegied their approval
The girls seemed TO enjoyed the dis
comfort OF the boys even more than
did Jsck himself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Mss Asbei zeasker was slven .
y'.asani fisi'o~e en- surprise 81 her
neHs se-esy evening The fol.o~-
80 Young people dropped ~ spoa
~ a"d ~ete entertained foT the
osenlng: Misses siear,etts Bsrres,,
argaret ltosle, Nellie Ferress and
esnth Walters, Aes-rs Fred W.asers.
SEWN herrsck, JARVIS Eds ssds.
y Ivan Nermslisua and WIllett Estes
~ and Mrs. y ;. h'eley were also
pseseBt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

LosT- A brown leather pocket
book with several valuable papers.
Return TO this Office and get reward
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Big turkey shoot at Judge Nc
Doueafs fish pond on Sunday. Nov.
), 1911. a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Tue ChE,-tsan Esaeavar Ss,c,ess
- ihe fEssbsseTlaa charch held st-
ses ul'.F Hs.nihiy business aud secss.l
eeeirHg at the home Il Mrs. Mar,
A<a~resee. TUESDAY eveaiaS The
en'erior oi the ho.se wse tsssefslis
eseursied IN tl.slieweea eject and
s'Eiane ieliIas music aud games sf.
Osasd amusemest for the party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
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Aemters u she Nara.aI s..s.slas
- NorHsai sss<i.ni- iosesher wssh
s"ese sna Ms. t.eo. ti~shersESsoa.
T. tss-szh and Nl-s Sara
ksas'erly, we're aeiaehEf.ils eni<r-
ss'nea Al ts.e home of frer.1s.us Isal
nnEshosa i.-s FRIDAY evening
esasios aHd music sersed ~ pa.- the
essilng p.cs-enfiy
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Miss Helen Webster was the host
60 at Jolly Hslioween party Mon
day evening last, which was given
W honor of the Normal faculty, Nor
s,a students snd the members Of the
Normal Sunday school class. Ap-
proxims'ely forty five persons avail
ID themselves Of the invitation ex-
sended by the charming Young lady
end al characterized the affair as
one Of the most pleasant Of Gunni-
SONS social season.
Jack o'lanterns, witches, black
cats. and other ideas intended To re.
mind those present Of the season
when sprites and elfs and other
agencies Of a terrible unseen power
bold forth, were mach in evidence
Alter the guests had recovered suffi-
ciently from their fright ct being in
euch close touch with the supernata
ssl, . dsiBty lascl.soa wss spsead by
Mrs. Websser sad eli ~ svoand snd
3isessssd the swfsl things that
saGAt have happesed If the condi-
tsees vepresented seslly existed
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Nm. j. N. Chappelle entertained
~ West End Embroidery club at a
Halloween party at the home OF Mrs.
F. D. Van AIKEN Monday afternoon.
he pretty rooms were appropriately
dseossted and the following ladies
enjoyed Mrs Chappelle's hospitality
MFs. y. d Van AIKEN, Mrs. Howard
Hinton, Mrs. ID Unruh, Mrs Frank
Shssvst, Mrs Chss. Meyer, Mrs H j
jeivess, Mrs. E. G. Bouvais, Mrs
Celia Mollin, Mrs Amy Morris. Mrs
Wa. Skinner, Mrs r. B. Lewis aud
Nvs. H. p. Ferguson.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs
Chappelle again entertained at 500
A delicious luncheon was served. the
tsbse being prettily decorated in
Halloween style The following
g"ests were present: Messrs and
Mesdamee Clarence Adams, r. B
Lewis, II p Ferguson, E. @ Palmer,
E. c Bouvais, + ID. Van AIKEN and
Mrs. ID. Unruh
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

The pupils of Mrs G. d. Martin
gave q recital at Mrs. Martins home
On Saturday last The following
numbers were rendered;
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reporte
to the health Office in the past twenty
four hours:
William c. and Jennie E. Sparks, girl.
Charles l. and Mary A. Burger, girl.
John E. and Sallie l.. Damron, boy.
Harry H. and Alice c. Bicksler. girl.
Daniel T. and Margaret Buckley. girl.
John j.. jr., and Amelia Macdonald, girl
CORTLAND w. and F'idelia L. Page. girl
James A. and Carrie Hoffman, girl.
James and Mary Dalton, girl.
Bernard a. and Grace NJ. Mattingly, boy
Byrd and Lucy Leavell, boy.
Dennis and Mary Clark, boy
Joseph Fl. and Sadie V. Sweeney, girl.
Patrick and Susan H. Mccarthy, boy.
John p. and Bertha NJ. Ryan. boy.
Myer and Lillian Cohen, boy.
Lewis l.. and Elizabeth A. Cooke. boy.
Charles s. and Mary l.. Lowe. boy.
James NJ. and Loretta c. Power. boy.
John w. and Margaret Emmett, girl.
J. Chester and Josephine B. Pyles, boy
Andrew l.. and Rama Acton, boy.
John r. and Grace V. Wright, girl.
Cleveland ]. and Helen NJ. Cooke. boy
J. Elmer and Ruth B. Fox. boy.
William B. and Gertrude A. Galbreath
girl.
Herman and Virdie Bierley. girl.
Ennis r. and Mamie Stokes, boy.
Thomas and Ida Mickey. girl.
Frank and Luvenia Taylor, girl.
Elmer and Eva Brown, girl.
Nathaniel and Elizabeth Flynn, girl.
Earnest and Martha Boston, girl.
Edward A. and Mary f. Gordon, girl
Frank and Lillian Dorsey, boy.
William and Mignon Jackson, girl.
Harry and Carrie Buie, girl.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health office in the past twenty
| four hours:
Helen Mel Kimban. 80 years. 14os s1st
| street northwest.
| Charles r. Morgan. As years, 241 sth
street southeast.
Joseph G. Esterline. ~ years, elevated
| railroad tracks between III and I streets
northeast.
Charles J. t.lipman. Al years. Casualty
Hospital ambulance.
Josephine Allen. 80 years, 11o7 9Th
street northeast.
Elmer A. Lushbaugh 81 years Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Eloise r. Wallace, 90 years, Shoreham
Hotel.
Jessie Robertson. 43 years. 66A L. street
northeast.
Mary J. Peabody, 7s years. Emergency
John J. Peabody. 40 years. Emergency
Hospital.
Alexander c. F. Knoop. 81 years. United
States Soldiers Home. ID. &.
Frank Marcellino, 81 years. 704 9Th
street northwest.
Catherine B. Price. 30 years. Georgetown
University Hospital.
Hart Cohen, 90 years. Providence Hospi-
tai.
Mildred c. Godfrey. 10 months. Bladens-
burg road.
Margaret T. Desmond. month. al 9Th
street southeast.
Harry w. Farve. days, 1874 Union
street southwest.
Infant of Barnard H. and Grace NJ
Mattingly. / day, 10th street, Congress
Heights.
Edward Greene, 81 years, 1441 Ohio
avenue northwest.
Henry Thomas. 4s years. 1915 9Th street
northwest.
Wilfred E. Lewis, 16 years. 454 Kings
court.
Pearl B. Wilson. l. year. 25o1 West
street, Anacostia, d. &.
Joseph Kennedy. . years. SO Horns
court northwest.
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friends between the hours of and i
pm. and in the evening entertained the
members of the l. +. f. Club Monday,
January 2. Misses Vira Bell, Eva Brown.
Mary Cannon, Margaret Duffy, Frances
Hayes. Charlotte Hogan, Helen McLane,
Nora McLane. Lidwine Murphy, Marion
Murphy. Anna Rosetter. Catherine Shee-
han, Marie Woolnough, Messrs. Carroll
Baker, John Brockwell Edward Burke.
lin. Thomas Clarke, Joseph Genau, Ed
Healy. James Hayes. John Kelly, An
thony Mayhem, Archie Myers. Al Nc
Carthy, John Stunkle and T. Gillespie
Walsh formed the company.
lambda Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa
Fraternity held it's annual New Year re-
ception at the clubhouse, at I'LL S street
northwest. the night of January from
I 80 to $50 O'Clock. Over one hundred
guests were entertained during this time.
oils, Philadelphia and New York. After
the reception many of the guests remain
ed to dance. The nights festivities were
wound up by several Phi Sigma Kappa
songs and a Phi Sig. march, in which all
joyously participated. The list of patrons
and patronesses included Representative
and Mrs. William P. Borland, Represent
alive and Mrs. Charles Z. Creager, Gen.
and Mrs. NJ. Crawford, Maj. and Mrs.
D. III. Boughton. Dr. and Mrs Michael
Hughes. Dean and Mrs. Wilbur. Mr.. and
Joseph Sullivan. The committee in
charge, which prepared the best recep-
ton in the history o. the fraternity. con-
sisted of Mr.. George BulOugh. chairman;
Messrs. Robert Zacharias. Elmer Stew
art and Cleon Nixon.
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Frederick H. Ohm and Mabel c. Beard,
both of Philadelphia, Pa.
A. Arthur Moore and e. Media Lans-
dale.
Richard Stokes and Arnethia Campbell.
Franklin j. Hoyle of Dickerson. Md,
and Sara ]. Trussell of kearneysville,
w. Va.
Arch G. Brown and Nettie NJ. Carweli,
both of Augusta county, Va.
Hugh Myers and Edna Miller, both of
Augusta county, Va.
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Continued From Seventh Page.)
modest young gentleman. however. only
appeared with the rest of the company
and shared the ovation given them.
Miss Elizabeth Reside. whose charming
lyric soprano voice was heard for the
first time outside her own home. sang.
between acts III and III. selections from
mighty Like a Rose" (NevinI. and as an
encore, MY Mother Bids Me Bind My
Hair" She was greatly applauded and
complmented on her success.
Another vocalist contributing to the
evenings enjoyment was Mr.. Henry Pur-
cell VeaZie, who gave two numbers.
Miss Caroline Ogden-Jones, Miss Lucy
Howard, Miss DOrothea F'remOm-S Smith
Manning Stead, Richard Stead Robert
Walcott, Edward Stead. Cameron Wins
low, Bromley Feely. Richard Harmon
and r. w. Bell were the juvenile per-
formers.
Two minuets will be danced on the even
ing Of the southern relief ball, which will
he held Monday. January q, at the New
Willard. One is in charge of Mrs. Ar
thur Lee and rehearsals are already we'll
under way Those taking part will be
ing. Miss Julia Whiting. Miss Mary Nc
CauIey, Miss Katherine. Brown, Miss
Catherine Britton. Miss Doris Haywood,
Miss Amy Sheridan. Miss Jessie Krog-
Can't. Pratt. Capt. Gulick. Mr.. Candee,
Mr' John Barr. Mr.. Ballard Moore Mr..
Maurice Moore. Mr.. Sinkler Manning, Mr.
W, Bowie Clarke and Mr.. Reamy.
Mrs Robert Taylor. wife of Senator
TAYLOR, has charge of another group the
participants in which will be announced
very shortly.
By general consent. the evening of jan
uary 23 has been kept free from any con-
hicting arrangements. so that the success
| of the ball may be assured
| Miss Marion Leutze. daughter OF Rear
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
John w. Hurley and Elsie B. Nickens.
William w. Johnston and Olive Burch.
James r. Harriday and Edith c. Mack
ALL both of Baltimore. Md.
Sidney L. Hechinger and Margaret N.
Waldron.
Frank b. Bell and Eieanora Bowie.
James G. Noble and Gertrude Lewis,
both Of New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04
Failure to Garry Lights Charged.

Three more wagon drivers were ar
rested last night charged with disregard
ing the regulation OF the Commissioners
compelling vehicles to carry rear lights
after dark. The defendants failed to ap-
pear before Judge Pugh for trial this
morning and forfeited collateral. The
names Of the drivers were William Clark,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

colored. an employe of Golden. Love &
Co.. arrested on 4th street near Massa-
chusetts avenue; Calvin Hyder, arrested
on NJ street near Connecticut avenue. and
Peter Wallace. arrested on I'd street.
Hyder and Clark forfeited 81 collateral
each and Wallace 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Beavers held
q marty at their residence, Mt. Rainier,
Md. Monday evening. in honor of their
daughters. Games were played, and IN
strumental and vocal selections were rem
dered. followed by refreshments Those
present included Miss Gussie Horner,
Miss Katherine Mckee. Miss Belinda
Rless. Miss Louise Newman. Miss Hilda
BENGAL Miss Maude Brown. Miss Lena
Reh- Miss Marion Beavers. Miss Isabelle
beavers. and Mr.. Henry Bless. Mr.. Rob-
ert E'unkhouser, Mr.. Harvey Mckee. Mr.
Arthur II wall, Mr.. Frank Mettler. Mr.
wilson Ryon, Mr.. William Wallis. MT
prank Homer. MIR. Henry Reh, Mr.. Ear
nest Reayers and Mr.. William II. Luers
Col and Mrs. John T. Thompson en-.
tertained at dinner last night In honor OF
Sir Charles and Lazy I'ooo VI
Castle, Scotland.
Miss Viola Mallet Of Ga U street enter
tanned the graduating class or HOY Sross
Academy at a box party curing the ->n'ds
holidays.
Mrs lanes Stuart Giffen Will be at
home informally Tuesdays during Janu-
| ary and February, Far Lee otat'on'
Clarendon, Va.
Miss Bessie Phelan of Baltimore ana
Miss Elinor scaggs of Branchville. Nd.
have returned to their homes atter
spending the week end with MT. anu
Mrs. Joseph williams OF Capitol Hill.
Mrs. William b. Orme and Mrs Raw.
Inns Hume of Evermay. Georgetown, VIII
be at home Tuesdays IN JANUARY anu
not Thursdays, as heretofore.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Spinks an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
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Week of Prayer.

Week-of-prayer services were held last
night at the Methodist Protestant Church,
and were conducted by Rev W. f. Wat
son. pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Services tonight will be held at Bethan,
Methodist Protestant Church, and will
be conducted by Rev A. w. Rudisill pas
tor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Funeral services for James Downey
WHO died Monday night at the home OF
his son-in-law. Sylvester A. Breen, will
be held at $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing from ST Mary's Catholic Church
Services will be conducted by Rev. Father
l.. r. Kelly. Burial will be in ST. Mary S
cemetery. The deceased was seventy
seven years old and native of Potts
town. Pa.
New horses recently purchased by the
board of fire wardens for the Columbia
fire engine company were today given a
trial run.
\ kerosene lamp was overturned late
last night at the home of l.. A. DOlen. JOG
North Washington street, but was quickly
thrown into the street by Policemen
kell. Young and Reed. who were passing.
But one case was heard in the police
court today. A colored man, charged
with assault was fined $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Mrs. Burrows, wife of Senator Bur-
rows. will be at home tomorrow and the
remaining Thursdays in January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

NJ New York and Miss Suzanne Carroll
Of Baltimore will arrive in Washington
today to spend a week with Miss Louise
Cromwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

1t pays to read the want columns Of
The Star Hundreds Of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Mrs. Charles Keene will not be at home
today, nor the remaining Wednesdays OF
the season. owing to the death of her
brother, BENJAMIN. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Mrs Abram Lisner has cards out FOL
Saturday, January IA, at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Ada to Mr.. Joseph M. Crooks Monday
January =, 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

Mr.. Frederick II. Ohm and Miss Mabel
Beard were quietly married last night at
the parsonage of the Bethany Baptist
Church. Rev. DR.. Hugh Stevenson officiat-
ing. Mr. Ohm was formerly employed in
the geological survey, but is now in bust
ness in Philadelphia. After an informal
reception at the home of the groom S
parents. 2225 Flagler place, the couple
left for the north on their honeymoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-04

II you want work read tho want COL
umns of The Star.