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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
A WARNING TO MANY
Some Interesting Facts Re-
gaTdi0g Health Statistics

Few people realize to what .v..ut
heir hellth depends upon tho y0na'-
ion OF the Kidneys
The physician iu r,ar'. 900 cases
of serious illness. makes @ chemical
analysis of thc paurms urine He
,noWs that unless the Kidneys are doe
ng th.r work properly 10. other or
sans cannot Dee brought bach DO
aealth and strength.
when the kidneys are neglected or
,buscd I1 amy way serious Results are
sure Co follow According 90 health
tatIsuos, BHghts disease which is
eally an advanced form of dducs
.rouble. caused nearly ten thousand
deaths boo 1903. iu the state " New
York alone, Therefore, It bohooycs
Is 10 pas mora attention Co the health
II these most Important organs
An ideal herbal compound that has
lad remarkable success as kidney
remedy is Dr. Kilmor's swamp
he great kidney Liver ana Bladder
Nemcdy
The mild aud healing influence Of
This preparation is soon realized. n
stands the highest for its ramarka-
ole record of cures
II YOU feel that your kidney. re-
uure attention uud wish e. sample
bottle write 10 Dr. Kilmor a CO..
Ringhamton, ~ y Mention this pa-
per and they Vlll gladly forward It to
you absolutely free by mail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
DRILLERS AND owners
Strive At OSAGE CITY
CONSIDERABLE FRICTION IN.
GENDERED AND SERIOUS
TROUBLE EXPECTED.

Special in ihr World
pavmshu Okla, March 15.--Cou-
siderable friction ana even bad blood
has been ougcudorud boy some of the
oil Wcll drIllurs and the owners of the
lands In the vicinity of Usage city,
II ls reported that the drIlors are
ttosspassng ou the premises of many
farmers los erecting oil drriuks whor.
over they think they viii find OH OF
gas
Serious troUulc Us trontpnod and cN-
ppctJd Hon John Louby uf this city
ls one OF the parties That has object
cd to amy more dcrrIckE being crto,d
uu ME Ull0m,utg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
WILL EREor MODERN HOME
j. H. Davis to Build on South Denver
Many WIN Improve.

J -. Davis viii erect a handsome
new residence on South Denver. Mr..
DAVIS yesterday secured q permit AT
the building inspectors office TO erect
two-story brick jwe.inr, the cos,
10 be- $4,000. Tho new house viii have
twelve rooms and win be finished In
the finest manner.
Yesterday was porch day az tho
building inspectors office Two dii.
fereut parties secured permits TO
make Improvements ln the way Of
porghes. Tie gist o. thes. improve
ments viii Doe about $500.
A NJ, Turner secured a permit to
erect two porches az his house on
south Cheyenne The cost OF these
improvements viii be $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
COLns CNrsE mEAnACnE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinnne, the
world wide Cold ana Grip remedy re-
moves cause, Can for fun name.
Look for signature E.W GROVE, Zoe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16

READ THE WORLD wANr ADS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
TWENTY EIGHT GET
DEGREES FROM
COLUMB|ANS
Glass of Candidates Piloted
Through the Mysteries to
Knighthood in Popular
Fraternal Order Yesterday.

Members ~ tho knights of Column
on. from au ptor the southv urt were
In Albuquerque ,rsterda, io attend
en-, O,mrIn.ati1n cot tho three de-
gre,s of tur orlrr to ,l1ss or ss
candidate rhr degrees wrr" sSciu
plncd Iu beautiful and impressive
manner Trfl,.uug much credit ON the
degree team. which consisted of state
DEPUTY % n Marion Mr l.oftis ana
Dennis D. uErrn both of chicago;
Thomas B. kclchrr. Dr. grand
Knight John Hnrpn Bure d"putS
grand knght Francis T. wood, cham
pcllur Dennis chavez and John
ficrnc, Vuylyus. John Koddrn. !. c..
J. u NaacIiu 3D. a.. and Thomas
Hinkcrt B. s. The dcsrr, team was
assisted uy s,youl visiting brothers.
III" ceremonies hogan Yesterday
morning at O'Clock when ncnrly
ever. m,mh,r sf Albuquerque conn
~ ths candidates tud visiting hruih-
er attended thr O'CLOCK ua~s and
nwt l.hrd lInb communion Iu "a
polN The nrt SECOND ana third
deErr,- oor" yN.mpI,n.i % th, after
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

noon aud rlruiu- .u pUd Follows
hal fine luncheon Wus served to-
tween tho -roind aud third degrees.
\ FEATURE uf tho evening Was the
nr,.rutuuou tn M Lots. of Chi-
,pgu uauds,m, Nt,ain b'auN,i ls t
token pf appreciation of Albuquerque
council ror Hi. valuable services The
U-t of candidate foIlou4
john A. uunrru " o. Morrison,
Frank Morrison Frank \ chavez ut
santa -. Dennis Nouunu. Michael
. Loughiin, ". a ~ippcL Alftcd Tlus-
Well nr + D. Moran Maurice COVE
cll Alfred Nurtto J. Felipe Hub
holt Dr.. jaime, TO- Hubbell clarence
CoWell. Elius Gonxairs. Cornelius
uennossy. Peter Sly Of san Matcial
Samuel Garcia Frank q Marion. Joe
D. Carried. y r Mcdonald Camtel
Nan Do Neidr A. y candelaria.
Concho. Ariz Alfred i.e Tarto. judge
VI Z Morutty ~ Monarty. n NJ.
J y CullinD and Rov Father Hart
man. both of santa Re
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
TOUCHING SCENES
AT FLAG RAISING
Man, I've. Nu,rd Ia Tears ~ Hc,cp-
ton ~ Judge Nphoits Giu tu
Grand NirnN Nrn.

sltHfI1. night marked an epoch
n 90, history co., o. * Warren post
OF the Giaud Army in the way oi
q nag utHsrntatluu by Judgc Ira 4.
Abbot fo the post. Iudrp Nbbntt. IN
pr,.'uuus ia, nlg mad, 90 tpuching
address 100 which bee epok, pl hls ape
probation OF the WORK dom" nv the
GRAND Army men 800 tno du, whom
,lIH Nlf rent asuudrr the nation. aud
s.IH nHt D." took TIM ,thod uf OK.
pro- ,Iug some small part of that ape
probation
Thee tlaE WAS presented tu Patriotic
Instructor colonel Edward johnson.
ans py him turned over 60 Comm,n-
der , " Phillips. ga Rlyiug che Gag
into NE Keeping uf Commander Phil
irs 1f custodian. Colou,I Johnson
mulr the mInn. t.ou that ha guard 10
as hn bad guarded ~" national enc
sign iu the dot uf - to Sc. aHd
that d, hand u tpWu 90 his sucr0e-
sor BOO Command. until 'htrr ws II
unr member of tur post surviving.
WHO'S, Vindug sheet the Nar should
hr
Mr. johnson Expressed % hope ih1t
pl should ke,p up tl. p.r az thc
fHg until thrs mot 600 fHW..s .t'ru1l
camping ground % whore hr hoped tnd
believed tn.t would a1 W' lndsy
Abbutt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
LAWYERS ATTACK
INITIATIVE
Oregon Law Passed Under Di-
rect Legislation System Is
Attacked in Supreme Court
as Unconstitutional.

Washington October g - The .ass nt
atiomprmL tu pas an end 90 muuNe
ana iylei, ndum legislation boo ms
countN was begun today ~ DO, su.
pcmo court 90 the tinted states.
counsel tor the Pacific states rele-
phone anu Telegraph company filed a
ulvi With the court attaching lhu ttA.
ing law ui oregon because u was GA.
acted hy Nrlure oi the Initiative
amendment tu the state constitution.
which alleged TO bee IN violation ui
the federal constitution. TIE mlth.
tive amendment ana oregon taH we've
denounced ln the hiiel as yiolatiyr ul
the right OF "a republican form ot so,'
eminent % WAS contonied tha, ID
legislative assemblies the minority
rarely % over, luils 10 moderate the
Wishes ol ,hp majority, however POW.
Criul, hut hat government by direct
lcEsltiun is government By brute
f0rce
GOV Woodrow Wilson was quot
ca aa saving "a government lusr have
l.a Law making body AS b can no MOI
make laW through its voters Than n
can make Law throush IFS neWsna lers
Reference was made 10 tho claim
that the ia.liatiyc method OF lrgislu.
ton ls check against corruption OF
legislntures
IL we're better" the telephone com.
pany cuntcnded 'that the struggle
against a buz ana corruption should
continue than they should Dee eradi.
Gated hy theories and practices o.
government revolutionary ln charact-
60 ami founded on crtor OF Injustice.
II was asserted no despoi or mon.
arch WOULD be- permitted 40 rule Ia
any commonwealth OF the nation and
yesterday the dcspousm Of the mul.
tltudo Is arbitrary and complete nd
th, dissolution Of a desn0t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
CURIOUS OWN rs PUZZLE
TO OREGON NATURALIST

sheridan one. Oct g Earl Moore
O blacksmith captured bird yratrr.
daS which b. mlyzlr l9 natural scion
lists, who assert hat thol newer suW
MS Hike before
Noofes captive q. best likenod Jo
huge yellow owl ana WIS capiufed
near the cemetery u has "a face lihc
u monkey while tho IAN rs Iona aud
monheyiike In character " assumes
man being
Meat Us eaten greedily hy the bird.
Some declare IL ia % native of ludia
and h known ~ The sacred owl
which the native indians Worship
Others assert me leathered curiosity
is known as she monkeV.farud owl
also q native bird az india
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
EVERY LODGE IN
ATTENDANCE At
GRAND LODGE
knights of Pythias Have Ev-
cry Organization in State
Represented at Annual
Gathering Of Superior Body

Every lodge ol knights oi p'ihias
in fhs state is represented ai he grand
lndea meeting nov loo session mere.
Tho enthusiasm b. high and Il most
sncrosaiul session Is looked for
The lodge convened this morning IN
knights OF Pythias hail on Gold ave-
uuo. With a large representation, both
of delegates and visitors Ia attendance
ana number OF rOmmitices have
boon appointed and The work Wen
gotten IN hand
Il Is likely ihat The election Of OH.
Gers viii take place AZ tonighrs SEES.
Son on tomorrow murning The pres
eni officers ave a. follows HReh VII
liams OF Domlng. grand chancellor. G.
a. BeInharl VI LAS Vegas. grand keep
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
SOLITARY VOTER 70 CAST
HIS BALLOT FOR SUFFRAGE

i,,s Angrios Oct SOLITARY
voter viii march 10 iuc lu.h tomorrow
iu COUNTY Precinct irW miles bee.
,nad 'hu western rit, o. The city iio
I~ 4, \ stead udu. che sole utlh tosi.
dent OF The precinct. leo which are e
number at women ana be- Aunonnros
hc will vote tor lhr HniaEc amend
mon for the sJAe ul com PANS at ur
tine elections \ ull geo ol election
officials taken itonl other prcciacis
has been appoinicd 90 keen iho uplls
open all day. according to The lnW
aud receive the sinRle vote Hc has
not given notice Of he hour when he
viii exercise his SOVEREIGN right
Stoadman once had cnmraie w the
voting business ban that rifi2en NOV.
cd o uorc populous precinct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

er ~ the records and seals; George
/ Bradford OF Dawson. prelate, Wal
ter q FaWcelt OF Roswell, grand mas
ter az the cNcheQuer Howell Earnest
OF clayton, grand master ~ arms,
u n Donohue OF Tucumcari grand
inside guardian, John ] Zimmerman
OF Las Vegas. grand outside guardian.
Charles y Easley. supreme repre-
sentative of the New Mexico iurisdic.
ton, is here from his home I' Las
Vegas. and is attending the sessions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

when he was directing the pageant
Colonel Borradailc viii make public
tomorrow the line uf march and the
names ut his ailrs
\ committee consisting OF " Nash.
Louis HELD aud nr l. C. Rice has
been appointed to direct the ilumiaa'.
81 auromobil. parade Thursday night
Motorists viii huto hgh 81 way Over
the line ct murch and pedestrians and
an traffic viii hr sidctiaCked.
Both the industrial anG automobile
naradcs are coming Iu the front In
great shape ana promise 80 be tbs
biggest display features %. The week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
MoRE NEw uNTs At
BAI.I.I.M MILLINERY

Mrs 4 g. HnilcW. the Fourth street
millITor. has received q new shipmeu.
of lat" models iu fam and winter hats
They in 'ude some ~ the very latest
eastern Id,rs ana ar" attracting lot
of attention among women who know
Fair visitors have special invitation
a. Inspect them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
GOTCH HACK
PICTURES At
THE ELKS

. Tonight at tho EMS thcater =
. lh, famous pictures Of IA"
. Goich- Htckeuvchmidt wrestling y
o match iu chicago. iu-t as IL took Z
. place uu Labor da}, VIII hc =
. shown Tho pictures are clear =
. ana free from ans blur and Give =
. 70 remarkably good ldea "i th" =
. actual wrestling match.
D Both ladies and yhildfcu can .
D attend with perfect Freedom, =
D thrrr e nothing of an objection =
lbiD character In the films 40 =
D aU These pictures nr" che iih- :
D ,si pcturrs of "a sporting 's g. =
. ever reproduced a. amy time ur =
. place Although prices 'lsr-
D whore have ranged from - q"
. SEQ. the prlcr hove VIII 10, on} Z
. 10 cents iD any pau of "a, tho Z
. atcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

Cots Ia an STYLES and grades. mat.
trcssrs go 90. at remarkably low
prices Albert Fabrr a0A.3i0 West
Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

Blankets. comforts ana pillows.
uiEFcs, asfortmcnt aud lowest prices
Albert Fnber. 3ON-gin West central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

BLANKETS iu all wool half wool aud
all cotton. ali shades and an prices
Albert Faher sos llo West Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

" TTTTE WTIT TTTTTTE
Nope
You don't seem 90 mind
IN iust us well satisfied don't
cor" 90 have cheap fish tangllnR up
Kcrtisrr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
Thanks TO Columbus!

Thanks 10 Columbus!
He discovered pleasant spot for us..cut down
and started things" by teaching the first
Indians how fine good clothes really feel
Were in the clothing business almost AGO years be.
hind his time...but just AGO years--.and then
ahead IN style.
II skins were still the accepted apparel for man,
knd-.-some mighty hunter would capture the rarer
animals, more than all others
Ability for doing thing better than their
fellow men can do the same thing, has been the moving
spirit of the worlds greatest explorers statesmen in
ventOrs--merchants
We do not put the crown Greatest upon our
browbut we are trying to gather the best of everv
thing IN mems wear that human skill and earnest ef
fort can produce for those who honor us with their
patronage.
He that attempts more-..acheves more Our abil.
ity lies in the clothing business..to excel is ambi
ton
We do not rest until we have searched every
nook and Granny" for SOMETHING BETTER
When the doors Of each new Season are thrown
open know that ambition--so far that Season
is concenedhas been realized to its fullest extent.
Today occupy the unequivocal position Of
ognized leadership IN standard merchandise for men
and young men.
Observation-Disclosures in exclusive patterns Beauti
full fabrics $500 to $4,000
0VERC0ATS
sIsY 'slloAsqO GougI eys Meltons, Vicunas, Chin
ohillas, and the fancy mixtures. Self or velvet
collars.
Made by Americas most noteworthy tailors.
Underwear, Shirts Pajamas
Dunlap Hats HAYES Hats Stetson Hats.
NJ. NJ A n d E l. l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

Try a Herald Want Ad.
They Ering Results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09

II very large and Includes eYcrything
mndcrn in an the woods amt finishes
You are sure 10 md somrthins here
tn meet your wants and tho prompt
ings ~ your purse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
TiIE srNNDNnD SHINING MNCuINE.

standard high hy Al
porA fhe needle IS phe'd PIX inches further right than
without firing body SHUTTLE easily
dust Tor from tgs up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-09
New
Stock
Nv
Store
Nothing
carried owe

IN the Moore Ranae oner the product OF the hshe~t
rrn ho hack
hifd
Of
and heat
ne d
Nic
the ordinary
"a udari
aud "a, best %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
Loyal Legion Elects Officers.

Officers have been elected By thu. Com
mandery Of the District OF Columbia
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the
United States, as follows: Commander
Brevet Maj. Gen. cyrus Bussev. L )
volunteers. Senior vice commander. Mai
Gen. George r. Davis. l.. :. A.. Junior
vice commando. Brig Gen. Green Clay
Goodloe. /. Nc; recorder. First Lieut..
Thomas H. Mckee, u s volunteers
registrar. Pay Director Leonard \
Frailey, L. S. n; treasurer. First Lieut.
William Il. Thompson. 4. \ volunteers:
chancellor. Lieut.. col. David s Stanley,
|. $. A., hereditary: chaplain, capt Ear
transton. /. S. volunteers. The council
Chief Engineer George w Sensner. l.
;. n: Brevet Lieut.. COL. George w Il.
Black, /. :. volunteers. BreVct Mai
Leander i. Williams. L. = volunteers
capt. Leverett NJ. Kelley, L. \ volun-
teerS.
Companions Of the order were elected
as follows: Hereditary-By Inheritance
from deceased officer. MidShipman
Charles Covode Davis. l. s y Second
class: Frank Jean Pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
FUNERAL OF T. N. CONRAD
Remains Taken to Blacksburg, Va.
for Interment

Funeral services for T. Nelson Conrad
hrst lieutenant TO the chief inspector OF
the District health department. who died
Thursday. were held at the family resi-
dence, GA + street southwest, at . O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Rev Richard p.
Williams. rector of Trinity Episcopa
Church, officiating
The following Were the honorary pail
bearers: Senator Thomas H. Martin,
Senator Claude Swanson, Representative
Charles c. Carlin, Dr. William G. Wood
ward and Sampson p. Bayly.
The active pallbearers were the active
associates of Mr.. Conrad from the health
office: f c. Stoy. W. H. Holman, Will
DIARIES. Robert Guerrant c. II. WEIGH
Harry Given, ]. Frank Butts ami Oscar
Roome.
The body was taken to Blacksburs. Va.
for interment.
Mr.. Conrad married. three years ago.
Miss Kathryn Hammett. daughter of the
late DIR. {. NJ. Hammett of this city He
leaves a wife and one brother. J. r Con
rad. and three sisters. Mrs. r. g. Moor
man. Mrs. K. ]. Beall and Mrs. w A
Hudson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
ANNUAL FIELD DAY.
Activities of Anti-Saloon League
Planned for Nav Ia.

The annual field day exercises OF the
District OF Columbia AntlSaloon LeagrIe
VIII be held in Washington churches sun
day. May a. Some of the national OH
GERS and members of the national com
mlttee and leading league men in nearby
states VIII be prcsent to speak in benal.
OF the league. Special attention will bc
given to the Aiken bill, pending before the
District of Columbia committee The
days activities will largely center i'm the
afternoon mass meeting to be, held ~
Wesley NJ +. Church, and which viii bc
annresseo by Rev. Earl Whitley pastor al
tn" Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
special music will be provided and a
large attendance is expected PartfcuIs
attention Will be given the issues now.
aging the attention of the league in
the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
SHAD AND HERRING SCARCE.
Small Catch Reported From the
Lower Potomac Nets

There has been heavy fall-off in the
catch of shad and herring by the nets in
the Potomac in the past day or two.
caused. 1t is said by the cool weather and
northwest winds. and 1t now looks as #
the fishing season on the river was draw
ing TO a close before il got well started
Early in the week the daily catch of her
ring in the Potomac nets was over 10000,
and several thousand shad were also
caught and sent to this market. Yester-
day the total receipts at the 1ltb street
wharf market. from river sources Is ca ia
20 have been less than 10000 herring and
about 800 shad. The receipts this morn
ing at the fish wharf were very light and
it looks as if the total for the day win he
but little ii any heavier than Yesterday
Herring are selling at about 81 per thoiI
sand, and roe shad at 40 cents each and
bucks at 10 cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
CODE OF LAWS INDEXED.
District Regulations. With Annota-
tons. to March 4, 1911.

\ notable work in connection with
District affairs has just appeared. being
the new District code. 1t is familiar
iy called, the technical title being
code of Laws for the District of Co
lumhia. Recompiled, Indexed and An
notated to March !. 1911. by William r
Movers. LII. NJ. under the supervision
Of Edward II. Thomas, Corporation
Counsel"
This revised edition was made at the
request OF the superintendent OF docu
ments. government printing Office. the
supply of the former edition having be-
come exhausted. The compilation in
cludes all amendments to the code since
its adoption. with number of in1por-
tant acts of Congress relating to the
District of Columbia of general inter
est. but not strictly within the nature
of an amendment.
The work is of interest to private
citizens of the District of Columbia as
well as the legal profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, May Is.

ROCKVILLE. Md. May t. 1911.
Upon being convicted in the police court
here of an aggravated assault upon
Roger Murphy, a farmer Of Clarksburg
district William w. Soper. also a farmer,
was fined $50 and costs by Justice Joseph
Reading.
1t was shown that the two men, who
are neighbors, had trouble because of the
erection of a sign by Soper on property
belonging to Murphy and that Murphy
was hit on the head with club and very
seriously injured Murphy claimed that
the assault was unprovoked. but Soper
swore that he hit Murphy in self-de-
Tense and that Murphy first attacked
him.
Soper has noted an appeal to the circuit
court. and the case will be heard at the
November term of court.
. Among the ut-of-the-county couples
married in Rockville within the last day
or two were Miss Peron Evelyn Jennings
Augusta Ga: Miss Ellen Ida Troup and
and Miss Sadie Fowler Kinnear and Nor
ris Harrison Hart of Washington. All
three ceremonies were performed by Rev
S r White Of the Baptist Church, at
the residence of the minister.
Downe.'s Carriages for May Brides.
Notably elegant. reasonable Stables, 1920 l..
-AdVt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
10 Is.
PHYSICIANS AT BANQUET.
DR.. w. H. Welch Principal Speaker
at Medical and Surgical Dinner.

Dr. William II. WEIGH of Baltimore
was the principal speaker at the an
nual banquet of the Washington
Medical and Surgical Society at the
New Willard Hotel last evening. Dr.
Harry NJ. kaufman. president, presided
aS POSTMASTER. Brief addresses were
made by DR.. William Sidney Thayer of
Baltimore, DR.. Harvey w Wiley and
DR. Noble 7. Barnes.
Present at the banquet were DR.. Will
liam Welch. DR. William Sidney rhayer.
DR.. T. {. GilChriSt, Or. Satterwhlte, Dr..
Lewis Hammond Or. j. Wesley BoVee,
Or j. Ford Thompson and Drs. Blood
good Finney, Hover. Kelly, kober,
John s. Nichols. J. J. Richardson. Todd,
William T.. carr. Dulaney, Neate, Ere
mont, Smith. u. l.. Harden, l. {. Ecker
Dunlop Lowe. Hahn. Balloch, Shute.
William & Woodward Il. r Morgan,
Jenner. William r.. Clark. Dorsey Nc
Gee Newell. Mundle. Craig, Hazen. VIII
liam Sewers. Russell. Thomas Cuilop,
pigcS Stavcly. y. Y. Howe, Acker.
Wiley and Borden