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The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-24

Now is the time to get rid of your
rheumatism. You can do it by ap-
plying chamberlain's Liniment and
massaging the parts freely at each
application. For sale by All dealers.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-24

Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back. for which you will find moth
Ing better than chamberlain's Lini-
ment. For sale by All dealers.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-24
y sITIsA.

Rev. J. N, stambaugh of Van
Lear held services here Sunday.
n Mr.. I'd Mrs. viii Preston OF
Thelma visited the latters parents
at this place Sunday.
Hubert stambaugh has returned
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PAGE TIIRIy
Are the Fly and MOSQUITO DaneerOus2 s.

them our food and psons with typhoid and cholera
m bite inject into malaria yellow Of
a % Grip present for breathe blood
healthy red and white blood q w.nde Of these
made entirely without alcohol gycerio of
The Big Sandy news., 1912-05-24

MACHINE GIVEN AWAY.
Another fine sewing machine win
be given away free by the Snyder
Hardware Company on June Goth.
Call at the store for PARTED 4rs.
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Trad.

There will be church at Daniels
creek Sunday evening by Rev. Har-
vey
Miss Pearlie Kitchen and sister
Of Gait, were the CHESTS of relatives
at this place Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Julia Prince and Jennie Car
ter were visiting Little Blaine Mon
day
Sam Derifield was calling on Miss
Iona Moore Monday.
The birthday party given by Miss
Ollie Thompson was largely atten-
ed.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Robert
Diamond a fine girl.
Misses Mollie Roberts and Lena
Bishop were visiting the formers
parents at Busseyville Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lille Derifield spent Christ
mas with relatives at Ironton.
Messrs Braddie Hayes, Miles and
Oscar Diamond have returned to
chattaroy, W. va.
John II. Carter is at Louisa this
week
Mckinley Carter left Saturday for
his home in Boyd county after a
weeks visit at this place and Lit
tie BLAZING
Luther AMI Eser Prince we're Wis
iting her coJsin on Dry Ridge Nom
day night
Miss Stella Chaffin was the guest
of Miss Mary Adams Sunday.
Price Chafin and daughter are
staying with Mrs. Jane Prince.
The New Years party at Sheriff
Carter's was largely attended.
Sam Derfield was calling on friends
at Prosperity sunday.
Willie Burton was visiting at
Carriers Monday.
Miss Lena Bishop spent Christmas
with Miss Carrie Elva Carter.
Miss Hazel Curnutte was visiting
relatives at Prosperity quite recent
ly.
Racrie and Lieol.
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PROSPERITY,


The entertainment given at Elm
Grove school was quite a success
the dialogues and recttauons Civ
en- by the scholars showed that
the teacher was Interested
Forakes Cordell was calling on
Miss iona Carter sunduy
Miss Ella Lyons visited Elm Groy,
Friday,
Luther Burton was visiting Miss
Julia Grub Sunday.
Messrs Allen Miles and George
Han attended the entertainment at
Snady Grove Saturday,.
Harlin curnutte was calling on
Miss Eliza Hall Saturday.
Leo Berry and Jim Carter were
calling on Miss Rice Sunday,
Green wellman. who has been
sick, is some better.
Miss Ruby Carter recited an ex-
.cellent recitation at Elm Grove on
last Friday
S, W. Burton was calling on Miss
Sue Roberts Saturday
Milt figg called on Miss Mat
tie Roberts Sunday
Edna Whit took supper with
Ethel Wellman Thursday night.
Fox hunting is all the 20,
N +. Cordlc contomplates going TO
Brushy TO school this winter
Miss Ella Jay Hewlett was visit
ing her cousin Miss Gladys wellman
Friday
Bird Stewart has returned from
a trip to Greenup county.
Topsy,
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DEEP HOLE

Quite number from this place
attended church at louisa Sunday
night.
VIII and Jim Clark are visiting
Floyd county friends this week.
Marion Herd had the misfortune
OF getting his house burned down
last week.
School at this place closed Fri
day. Miss Gypsy Burchett teacher.
Born TO Green Gearheart and
wife girl Sallie Ann.
Aunt Charity Herald. who has
been sick for some time is able to
be out again.
Mrs. r. H. Burchett, who has beer
sick for some time is Improving
Mrs. Jim Starr, who has been
sick for quite while IS no better.
Mamie Hayton had the misfortune
OF getting her arm dislocated last
week from n fall.
Arthur Burchett has taken the
Job OF splitting one thousand rails
FOR Jim Clark
Miss Martha Clark was calling on
Misses Eva and Minnie BuFchett
Sunday.
Miss Ann Yates Of Fallsburg was
visiting Deep Hole friends recent
y.
7. H. Burchett has purchased a
fine drove OF hogs
valdie Diamond is paying horne
folks visit
Mrs. Mary Clark was calling on
Mrs L H. Burchett recently
George Short is slowly improving
Jerome Preece paid home folks a
visit ON Twin Branch recently
The odd Girl.
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T0RC1iLIGlTT.

Nj. Pred Mcconnell, OF NJ, pesn-
on o., president OF the Louisa Coal
Company, visited the works recently
bringing new superintendent and
a mine foreman
Miss Estll Price has beer very
I'm for some time. but is now M
proving
Miss Mary Marshal is very sick
Miss Peggie See and Mrs. Delta
See We're shopping at Torchlight
Monday.
w. NJ. Marshall purchased a
fine young COW Tuesday
Sam and Bud Parker visited on
Little Blaine Tuesday.
Mont Burke, Of Ashland, visited
Torchlight friends recently
Our school has begun again with
Robert Thompson. teacher.
Mrs. Al curnutte. of Mayity. KY,
visited relatives at this plac, Non
day ana Tuesday
There will be Sunday School at
this place every Sunday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Mary visited Miss Emma
Fraley Sunday.
Henry Cox has returned TO Torch
light Snow Bird,
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WILBUR.

andon Carter who has been stay
ing with G. e. swetnam, has gone to
Ashland.
Preston Barker a former saw
min man OF this vicinity. passed
through here recently.
Carl Moore passed up this creek
Sunday enroute TO Hoods Fork
school closes at this place Fri
day The pupils whose attendance
has been best are Willie swetnam
Willie Short Benson Burgess Jewel
swetnam and Lydia swetnam. The
first mentioned has the distinction
OF being present every day during
the term
Fanny Travis, daughter of Rob
Travis and Lindsey Thompson we're
married Christmas The young
couple left for Ohio where the
young man. has position.
o. b. Swetnam, who has been
ON the sick list is better.
The saw mill just above here has
commenced work after having left
oil for the holidays festivities.
Burcheu aud Stambough stock
buyers were here one day this week
looking for cattle,
Everybody IN this neighborhood
during this cool spell have been hay
ing hog killing time. 1t seems
to predominant the rabbit and bird
killing,
C, c. swetnam made business
trip to the county seat one day
this week.
c. c. Moore of cordell. has been
on Hood buying corn. He prefers
feed corn,
D. J Chaffin. the noisy man and
yarn spinner" made this place this
morning.
News has reached here of Mr..
Webb Hollis sad accident. Tuesday
morning while setting some school
children across a swollen stream.
his saddle turned and MIR. Holt and
his load were precipitated in the
middle OF the turbid stream. IT is
said that he spoiled his new suit
Johnny ON the Spot.
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GEORGES CREEK.

John Preston has returned from
Burnwell where he has been work
ing.
j. G. Newson, OF Goodman, was
the guest of Miss Bessie Preston
Christmas.
Grover Beyens made a flying trip
to Louisa Saturday
Mrs Elliot Preston and daughter,
Miss Bessie, were shopping in Lou
lisa and Catlettsburg lastt week.
Make Preston is still visiting
her mother at Red Jacket
Mrs. Chas Maynard was Lou
lisa visitor last week.
LYDIA and Berda Burgess were
Ransom Williamson from Goodma
shopping in Louisa last week.
w. Va, visited his cousins Ina and
Bessie Preston last week.
] S. Chapman has returned home
after a few days visit with his par
ents at Masco, Ohio.
r. B. NiDerth, wife and little
daughter Mabel, from Corbin. are
visiting relatives at this place
Born to Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Bur-
chett on the 2Oth fine girl, Nell
lie.
G. c. Burgess called on Miss Gar
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WALBRIDGE.

Miss sherlia Pc IS entertained
a number of her as lends last
Saturday night Amo these pre-
sent were Misses Della Peters and
Alice York, Messrs Charley York,
Floyd Webb and Rifle Peters.
Wayne Dean of Fort Gay was
calling on Miss VERNE and Esther
Webb sunday last
John Bellomy, who has been visit
ing friends at this place. has re-
turned to his home at Midkiff, w,
Va.
Dover Peters makes frequent
visits to Sunny Side w. Va.
John Ratcliff has purchased
a fine span of young mules.
Webb Holt was at Walbridge Mon
day
Mrs. Martha r. Thompson Of
Hanging Rock, Ohio is visiting her
daughter Mrs. James York.
Harry Ratcliff still makes his
Sunday visits to Tunnel Siding.
Emory Dean was ON our creek las
Sunday.
Miss Gsrtie wellman and Miss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-12
PEACH ORCHARD.

There viii be church here sun-
day the 2lst
Carleton Taulbert was calling IN
his friends, Ralph and Gland viii
bur Saturday
Harley Barley. of Ashland, spent
the pleasant New Year with Coda
Wilson.
Peach Orchard friends were sorry
to hear Of the death Of Mr.. salyer,
formerly a citizen here, but at the
time of his death was at his daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w w. wray, OF Richard
son. He was about so years of
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage and family,
of Borderland, Hiram Roskey, Of
Ethel W. Va, and Mrs. Bud Savage
of Borderland We're the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Wilbur for the
past week,
Miss Willie Martin, who has been
on the sick list for the past week
is much improved.
Miss Hernia 3letens was visiting
at Peach Orchard one day last week
Wilson, and cousin Thelma WilbI
were visiting their grand parents
at Richardson recently
Skating is the leading industry
here now as there is a big snow aud
plenty Of ice.
Q. b. wilbur was calling on Jno.
Wilson sunday evening,
Drew Martin has returned home
from Huntington.
George vanhoose spent sunday
with home folks.
a Peach from the orchard,
part Of the above letter was mis-
ing Ed.
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MARTHA,

Some OF the young folks have
been attending the revival at Eliza
beth. There has been quite q number
OF conversions, and they will have
the baptizlng whine the meeting
closes
Brack Holbrook is at court SER
wing on the jury.
John Boggs. OF Cherokee, has
moved into our vicinity
Arthur stambnlsh has moved to
his new home in Ohio
Isaac Caudle ls at Lucasyille. ..
II is reported that he will move
there in he near fmre
WIN Boggs. OF Blaze. is hauling
timber to build new church at
Knob Branch
Roscoe wellman and wife We're
were visiting at W. o. Gambills re-
Gently.
Our school closes Friday Jan. 9TH
Eli We'll win move to r. H. june
ton in the near future, whore he
has contract building some new
houses. XXX
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-01-12

Mrs, D. J. Thompson and Miss Bel
via Green,
L. b. Webb, travelling salesman,
is spending a few days with home
folks.
Willie Web and Edd Waller. after
spending the holidays at home left
Tuesday for Lexington.w here they
are attending State University,
j. b. Hall, of Normal, spent a
few days with his daughter. Leah,
who is making her home with her
Aunt Mrs W. l.. Green.
Miss Hazel and Marie Fischer, af-
ter spending a few days with their
home folks, have returned to Sayre
College. at Lexington,
Arthur Hensley left Thurcdey for
Wrigley, where he Will take his old
place driwg for Abney Barnes Co.
The young folks OF Webbville VI
cinity had delightful time at the
Taokey party given by Miss Teinpa
Shepherd Friday night. They also
gave Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Webb a
surprise party Saturday night and
all spent a very pleasant evening.
L. NJ, Walter, of Chicago, passed
through here sunday enroute 10
Blaine 10 see his parents
Rev F F. Barber will begin a
series OF meetings here Monday
night and expects to be assisted by
Rev. Barrett, of Riyerton.
Diana and Adolph.
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SMOKY VALLEY.

There will be church here the 4th
Sunday by Rev Harvey, every body
come and hear him.
Several from this place attend
ed church at Louisa last week.
Lon Wellman is on the sick list.
Mllt and Felix wellman and r..
b. Hutchinson passed through here
Saturday enroute to Louisa
Dennie Chaffin passed down our
creek Wednesday
Rev O. NJ. Copley has moved to
Lonisa. We are sorry TO lose them.
Mr. Cheeks, OF Busseyville, viii
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WEBBVILLE.

Elem Keller left Monday for Val
pariso. Inda where he expects 10
take a commercial course.
Miss Elizabeth Lester passed
through here Monday enroute to
Richmond to school, after spending
the holidays with her parents, of
Tuscola.
Miss Pearl Waller, of Blaine, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. d. ]. and
c. L. Thompson
Everyone had an enjoyable time
Monday evening at the party given
at the home Of d. j. Thompson, by
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occupy his place.
J. l. Roberts, of Donithon, visited
home folks Friday night.
George Diamond and son We're IN
Louisa Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Win Haws visited
Misses Emma and ida Muncy Tues
day.
Alton Bdrchctt aud Alien Hutchi-
son passed through here EN- route
for home Friday from Lucasriiic,
Ohio.
Harrison Roberts makes frequent
trips to Madge.
George a. Simpson lost a horse
last week
Ivory and Martha Roberts visited
Misses May and Irene Pickrell last
"Wednesday night,
Mrs David Wellman was in Lou
lisa last week,
Misses Emma and Ida Muncy aud
Mrs VIM. llaws visited their sister,
Mrs. Milt Pielrell last week.
Mrs. Jack Muncey and David Com.
pton called on j Hutchinson las
SUNDAY s.
Briston Roberts Of Maple Grove
called on relatives here sunday.
George Bradley called AZ J. y.
flnhapts Gfnd1k
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net Borders Sunday.

net Borders Sunday.
Miss Ina Preston attended the
Christmas tree at Richardson.
John and Fred Dobins called on
Chas Ghilders Monday.
LATE and Ransom Preston have
completed their timber job ON Black
berry.
Walter Preston returned home
Wednesday, after spending Christ
mas with Louisa friends.
Dark eyed kiddo.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


All persons having claims against
the state of John F. Hackworth,
deceased. are requested to prove
same as required under Kentucky
Statutes, and file same at the Of
flee of R. T. Burns in the town Of
Louisa, and all presons indebted TO
to the estate of the said Hackworth
will please call and settle said debts
at the same office, where appropriate
receipts will be given by us, or in
our names.
December 22nd, 1911.
G. W. Mayo.
Fred w. Walker.
Executors.
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VERNE E. Webb were calling on
Miss virgle Stansberry recently.
John Wellman has returned TO
his home in W. Va, after an extern
ded visit to relatives at this place.
Mrs. Jane Berry is visiting her
grand daughter Mrs, VIII See.
Steam Boat Bill.
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SMALL FARM WANTED.

Want to rent a small farm, s
or 10 acres, within a mile Of
Louisa House with at least five
rooms. VIII pay cash rent, Pos
session wanted by March 1st Leav
particulars at this office. If.
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lvsns refaisine freh odtarrb aud drives
sway aCeld n the Head quickly. Restores
re- Senses Of Taste and ,Bmen. Full sizs
80 OTIS. at Druggists or by mad. Liquid
Cream Balm for Use in atoniizers rs cts.s
Ely Brothers, SO Warren Street, New York.
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Old papers for sale at this office
n zoe per hundred.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health office in the past twenty
four hours:
Lillian E. Scott, 1 month, 1929 9TH street
northwest.
Henry Berry. 20 years. 1888 Half street
southeast.
Frederick A. Thornett, 33 years. 236 11th
street northeast.
Werner L. Hoffman, 36 years, 2055
Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Alice NJ. Williamson, A years, 637 Q
street northwest.
Mary j.. Oliver, 81 years, 1901 0 street
northwest.
Edward Robinson, 2 months, 40 1st
street southwest.
Alfonso Jones, months. 211S 18th street
northwest.
Mary F. Robinson, 1 year. 933 Florida
avenue northwest
James Mitchell, 16 years, Freedmen S
Hospital.
Estelle Jordon. 10 years. sos I'd street
southwest.
John Foote. Ss years. 32o Fairfax court
southwest.
Eli Grayson, 40 years, c. & o. canal
foot Both street northwest.
James H. foyer. 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Frank Lee, 68 years, 3O3s N street
northwest.
Charles Thorne. 80 years, S21 Kenyon
street northwest.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
COL. BOOTH TO RETIRE.
President Grants Application, Be
coming Effective January 81.

The President has granted the applica-
ton of Col Charles A. Booth, formerly
in command Of the 26th Infantry, for
transfer to the retired list of the army
to take effect January 81, and has grant
ed him leave Of absence to that date.
Col. Booth is from Vermont and has had
more than forty-four years service. Grad
uat;ng from the Military Academy in
June, 1872, he served twenty-eight years
with the T.h Infantry. In January. 1890,
he was promoted major of the 9th In
fantry. Since then he has been attached
to the 1th 18th. Sth and 18th Infantry
and commanded the last named regiment
about five years. Recently he has been
stationed at the headquarters of the Gen.
trail Division at Chicago
Evening star., 1912-11-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Arthur w. Hammer and Grace Il.
Hawkes., both of Richmond. Va.
Roy 4. Crickenberger OF HarrisonburG,
Va. and Nellie Moore of Mount Sidney,
Va.
Henry ]. Schneider and L. Elizabeth
Schreibcr.
Raphael Painter of Dayton, Va. and
Ada {. Showaltcr of Mount Clinton. Va.
John IL. Nichols and Minnie Newman.
Frank c. Coale of Norfolk, Va. and
Alice +. Hopper of Bakerton. W. Va.
Benjamin +. Pettus and Beuiah {.
Baur. both of Richmond. Va.
James H. Tate and Julia Goodrich.
Washington Crutchfield and Nellie
Davis.
Emanuel Smith OF Fort Myer. Va. and
Hattie E. Hayes of this city.
Thomas F. Driscoll of Salem, Mass,
and Alice J. Mcnamara of Lynchburg.
Va.
Robert r. Walker of Mansfield. Mass,
and Helen V. Perkins.
Thomas B. Shoemaker and Elsie b.
Sniffin
Evening star., 1912-11-15
city were in Cairo. Egypt, october . for
three-week stay.

The members of the refreshment COM
mittee for the military ball TO be given at
Fort Myer. Friday. November %. for
the benefit of the Army Relief. will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Albert l.. Mills.
1925 Is street, tomorrow morning at 10
O'clock
Evening star., 1912-11-15
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health office in the past twenty
four hours:
Mahlon and Bessie Ashford. boy.
Lawrence A. and Ada B. Pearson, girl
Edwin and Anna Waring, boy.
John and Catherine Ames, boy.
William j. and Catherine Clements
girl.
James NJ. and Iva c. Seybolt. boy.
Philip and Hannah Deckelbaum, boy
Edmund G. and Mae H. Hunter, girl.
K. Joseph and Naomi Hollis, girl.
James L. and Alberta F. Johnson. boy
Henry and Lessie Washington, girl
Frank T. and Minnie G. Travis. boy.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
BORN.
DIED.

kEISER. TN Thursday November - ial". 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon +. hciscr. 4 lsusAtcr.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
Chemists Society Elects.

At the annual election Of the Chemists
Society of Washington. held at the
Cosmos Cub last night, the following Of
ficers We're chosen for the ensuing year:
c. F.. Waters, bureau of standards,
president; ". y. Sullivan bureau of soils,
first vice PRESIDENT G. l.. Alsbe rg, bureau
of plant industry, second vice president
X. Il. Sosman, geological laborator
secretary; F. P. Dewey. bureau of the
mint, treasurer: c. l.. Alsberg s. r.
Acree, Johns Hopkins University; p. II.
Walker, bureau Of chemistry; j. A. LIE
Clerc, bureau of chemistry; members of
the council, j. Johnston, geophysical
laboratory; E. W. Boughton. bureau OF
chemistry: r. c. Wells, geological sur
vey, and E. C. McKelvy. bureau of
standards. members Of the executive
committee.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
evening in odd Fellows Hall. Washing

ton.
The corporation counsel of the District
OF Columbia is preparing papers for in
stituting condemnation proceedings TO ac-
qufre the necessary sewer right OF way
on 18th street between Minnesota avenue
and the Naylor road. and when this Is
accomplished and the sewer laid IL viii
be necessary to lay a sewer on Minnesota
avenue between 18th and NaNior road.
as requested by the prop TT, oGn"rs
along this averIe The rea son the de-
sired sewer cannot hc laid in NJ GnSs,tl
avenue at prt sent is because IL VIII re-
quire a new outlet sewer in Hire with l?th
street. and the property owners on III
latter street refuse TO donate the neces-
sary right of way.
The Mems Social Club of Emmanuel
Episcopal Church was entertained last
evening at the home of $. NJ Frazier on
Maple View place. The business meeting
was held first with Franklin 5 Gickcr.
president, in the chair
Evening star., 1912-11-15
DESIGN OF NEW NICKEL.
Disappearing Indian and the Ameri.
can Buffalo to Be Honored.

The design Of the new nickel, to sup
plant the scent coin now in circulation,
viii be perfected by Secretary of the
Treasury MacVeagh within a few weeks.
George T.. Roberts, director of the mint
and j. +. Fraser of New York. an artist.
who is working on the design. conferred
with the Secretary today.
An Indian head will adorn the face of
the coin, and the figure of a Euffa O the
reverse. The design is intended to
honor the disappearing Indian and buf-
falo, linked together in American his
tory.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
WOULD ABOLISH HANGING.
Rev. Drew Also Speaks Against Gre
nation in the District.

Rev. Simon p. ". Drew. president of
the national negro Baptist evangelistical
convention OF America, now in session at
the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. in his
annual address last night urged that the
convention go on record favoring the abo-
Iition of hanging and the cremation of
bodies in the District of Columbia
He praised Booker T. Washington and
asserted that he wished there were loo
more Washingtons to aid the colored race.
He also advocated policewomen
The delegates to the convention went
on an excursion to Baltimore today and
meetings will continue in this city tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
lin THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MR.. JOHN HAYS HAMMOND IS A
WHITE HOUSE GUEST.
Here and There With Other Nota-
bles-Luncheons-Wed-
dings-Notes.

Mr.. John Hays Hammond is making a
brief visit at the White House.
Evening star., 1912-11-15
ANAC0STIA.

DR.. George G. Havenner, president of
the Minnesota Avenue Improve ment AS
ISOLATION has been informed by the Dis
trict authorities that work will be start
ed in the near future to lay f1agstone
crossings at 10th street and Minnesota
avenue and at T street and Minnesota
avenue.
Salem Lodge, No. %, Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows. met last evening in
Masonic Hail. and completed arrange
ments for participating IN arfally by all
the lodges in the District next Tuesday
Evening star., 1912-11-15
In Memoriam.

MOORE In sad bni loving remembrance Of our
dear sister. BELLE BUTLER MOORE. who
departed this life one year ago today. Sovem-
bcr II. 1911.
BY HER SISTERS.
SHERWOOD I'm fond and loving remembrance
of our devoted mother. ANNIE T.. SHER-
WOOD who departed this life two years ago
today. November 15 1912.
Peace. perfect peace. with loved ones far away;
In Jesus keeping we are safe, and they.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. MRS. ELIZ-
ABETH LEHMAN AND MRS. MABEL
BLACKMAN.
Evening star., 1912-11-15

The first of the cabinet dinners is set
for December 10. when the President and
Mrs Taft will be entertained by the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox.
Evening star., 1912-11-15

AITkENHEAb. On THURSDAY November II.
1ai2 Mrs. VI. \. hIrkF\HEAb. wife of the
late Capt John Aitkenhcad
Funeral frnm hcr late residence. II Myrtle str2 Z
northeast. saturday November l6. at a N.
tBcston papers please copr.l