davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
Obenshaln-GarretS.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Harry Obenshain and Miss Ruth
Garrett, OF Montvale. were married
to-day in Roanoke. DR.. W. C. Camp
bell, d. D., was the ofnciating clergy
man.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
IL naSelbin.
Porocilo IL potovanja in Krista,
novih shodov.

Dne %. t. m. SEN Sc p~oslOvil cd
Sobratov, zbranih ma konvenciii
;. \. u. j. in Sc podal $ sodr. f..
kri>tanom. kot njegov spremlje-
valec V drzave, koder Sc bodo W.
Sill SocialiSticni Shodi.
Pot na.iu ie neljala IL Milwau-
kee V Chicago in cd tam V Kan
sas. Ne BON opisoval krajev. ka-
tere Y videla. ker to delo DO
izvrSil sodr. Kristan V posebni
knjigi.
V West Mineral, kjer Sc je incl
vrSiti prvi Shod, Sva priSla oh Sc
Sti uri zvecer. kmalu po sedmi
uni ie bill shod ~otvorien. Pevsko
druStvO .je zapelo emo pesem, ma
kar ie nastopil Sodr. Kristan $
svolim govorom o socializmu in
Sedanlem gnjilem sistemu V clo-
veSki druzbi. Da je Kristan pravi
molster o razlaganju socialistic-
mega nauka. to mi bOdo potrdili
vSi oni, Xxi so "a sliSali. Ako ne
bodo niegovi shodi napravili re-
voluciie med Slovenskimi sunni
Y Ameriki. ne VEN. kdo 10 bode
potem.
Shodi 81 pc r%azmerah. katere
tukaj obstOiaio. dobro obiskani.
V West Mineral Sc .ie po shodu
nakolektalo 1920 in Ia $500
razprodalo knjig. V Frontenac
pa nakolektalo 1927 in veliko Sc
je tudi kniig razprodalo, IA svoto
ne VEN. Liudie Sc jake zanimaio
"a shode in izvajana prav pazno
pcSluSaio. Zelo vazno je. da pri-
hala IA shode tudi dosti zensk.
med katerimi ie veliko takih, ka-
tire imajo doienGke ma rokah. I'll
so pa Dravi revolucionarci. Qni
Sc ne zmenijo, kai tisti bradasti
hrlstan tako vneto pripoveduje.
niti Sc lie oziraio ma to. da mu
Nth ~kricanic nj povolii Sc tudi
ne pokoriio niihovim ukazom. da
hi molcali. kadar on govori. Oni
COMIC svolo naprej toliko casa.
da zaspiio, ali SO pa Nth matere
primorane. da dvorano zapuste.
Ola tako ne MOTTO govora.
Priporocal hi. da matere z mai
hnimi otrociGki he priha.iajo ma
take shode, ker otroci : svoiim
krikom in iokom Jake vzncmiria-
10 govornika in posluSalce.
Toliko "a sedai.
Frank Podboj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
= Jamske eksplozije in potresi.

Zadnji eksploziji Bochumu 8.
augusta je neposredno sledilo wee
%potresov. cato je Opravi6eno vpra-
SAME, ce MISC eksploziie in potre-
81 V zvezi; celia vista dejstev ka-
re, da je MONA ia VEGA. IS. jul
Mia 1885. je bill V New Yorku po-
tres in tisti dan je bila v Clifton
Hall eksplozija jamskih plinov,
XII je zahtevala 40 cloveskih zr-
tev. 90 februarja 1887, je bill V
Italiji in ma juznem Francoskem
potres; |. marca so eksplodirali
iamski plini in uniGili Is zivljenj,
5. marca pa V Monsu, kjer ie bilo
$50 rudarjev OBJ zivlienje. /. no.
vembra 1888, je bill V Bigne po-
tres. Gez diva dni eksplozija =
Kampagnao, kjer je bilo so mrt-
viii. 30. oktobra 1900 potres V We
nezneli, 3. novembra eksplozija V
Filipi. k.jer je bilo 80 mrtvih in
40 ranjenih. II. maja 1902 potres
V Guatemala, istega dne eksplozi.
ia V Coal Creek Zdr. drzavah.
300 zrtev. 7. marca 1906 potres V
Santa Luciji, cez tri dni strahovi-
ia eksplozija v C~ourrieres. 1900
zrtev. Is. in "a. ianuarja eksplo-
zija Saarbricknu, 200 zrtev. IS.
oktobra 1911, potes ma Siciliji.
tri dni pozneie eksploziia v Saint
Eentienne, &c zrtev. &c obstoia
res zveza med potresom in eksplo-
zijami jamskih plinov, tedaj so
potresi naravni varnostni signal
in dolznost rudniskih uprav bi
bila, da odrede varnostne odred-
be v najpopolnejSi meri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Preobjestnost


Nenaravno Sc zdi, da bi Sc mo-
gel clovek tako preobjesti, da bi
umrl "a posledicami. Vendar Sc
dogaja. Naglost take smrti je, XII
mas pretrese, ker je preobjedanje
v tel dezeli prav navadna rec.
Mnoge prejsnje slaSGice nam ne
lie wee ne disc, temveG sovrazimo
jih, ker smo sc Jill preobjedli. Pc
najnovejsih zivilih hrepenimo in
pc slastnih okrepcilih. Cesar po-
trebuJemo, so tecna hranila, XII
nom p~ovrnejo stare prebavno
moe. Potrebno nam je Trinerjevo
amerisko zdrayilno grenko vino.
To YAM pripravi ustroj "a spreje-
mamie dObre, navadne hrane in
"a prebavljanje iste. IzGisti VAN
telo in ne dopusti, da Sc neprebav-
ljivi ostanki hrane skisajo v drob-
ju iii je zastrupijo. Utesi VAN
razdrazljivost, razvedri obliGje,
pomnozi moe. V lekarnah. Josef
Triner, 1333-1339 s. Ashland
ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
Byesvlle, Ohio.

razmere 30 kakor po navadi. De-
lamo vetinoma po 3 dni ma tcden.
lee vcasih Sc naSim izkoriSGeval-
Gem poljubi, da nam puste delati
cell teden.
Nasa stranka Sc zadnji cas- III
vahno giblje. Clanstvo tukajSnjih
soc. klubov Sc Zelo nitro mnozi.
Armada zavednega delavstva sto-
pa ma dan. Shodi, Xxi Jill prire.ia
naSa Stranka. so tudi zelo ~stevilno
obiskani; posebno lep pojav ie.
da Sc Jill V zelo castnem stevilu
v~delezuje zenstvo. Posebno govo-
ri Frank l.. Martin-a'iz Mariet-
tie vzbulajo sploSnO p%ozornost. On
je kandidat "a kongres, izvrsten
govornik in Sc boljsi DICTATOR. XII
Je re nestetokrat potegnil kapita-
listlcnim strankam krinko IL oh
laza in jih pokazal delavstvu V
vsej njihovi nagoti. Delavcem hi
morale biti pac .jasno, da njiho-
vega vprasanje ne more reSiti re-
publikanska, demokratska ali
~progresivnas tranka. Volilni boi
teh strank podpirajo kapitalisti ::
casopisle, katero sc poteguje "a
ME, ~lastujejo istotako kapitalisti.
kako maj pOtem delavec pricaku-
ic. da Sc bOdo lie stranke potego-
vale zani ako so iz~voljene. cato
vsak delavec, Xxi glasuie IA te
Stranke, pripoZna, da .je zadovo-
Lien dajati tri cetrtine svojega "a
'lulka kapitalistom. da .ie zado-
%volien bivati V barakah. da ME
gov izkoriScevalec lahko prebiva
Y palacah. Xxi staneio stotisoGc.
la rad strada "a to. da Sc more
on vOziti ma pocitnicc. ce ravno
Jill on san najboli potrebuje:
skratka, da lie zadovolien imeti
mic. ko vSc naredi. a kapitalist.
ko ne della mic. ina pa vse. Iato
delavci, p%odpiraimo soc. Stranko.
Xxi ie edna delavska stranka. a
kai MO podpiraio delavci in mo-
ia biti vedno Z delavci. Podpiraj-
mo naSe casopisie, posebno "Pro-
letarca". mai nam ne zadostuie.
da izhaia ma osmih straneh. mi
p~Otrebuiemo dnevnik. cato vsi ma
delo zanj.
s soc. pozdravOm.
John Mekinda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA

KoN' Sc imenuje knjizica, XII je
namenjena "a tiste rojake, XII re.
lie postati drzavljani Zed. draw.
Zakoni Ia naseljence so cedalje
bolt strogi, treba je, da 81 vsak
nabavi tozadevno knjizico, Y kite.
ri Sc razlaga, kako sc postane
ameriski drzavljan.
Knjizica stane 16 ct. s postnino
in Sc 10 naroci pri sodr. FIR. Petri.
Gu, Ill N. Market St. Is. Slavic
Sec.), Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
DelaVStVO i'm alkOhOI.

~"''' Nc' >cln SnOLnal, I'D ~
moral biti vsak s~ccialen demc-
KRAFT abstinenS in lrugic il OIL
ROY do lasine oSebe in do svoie
druzine.
hrojat, star 10 let Postal sem
abStlnent. kcr sem uvidel. da je
alkohol vclika zapreka V razred-
mem boju.
Straznik, star % let; IL prepri-
canla, da alkohol V resnici nj nj
kakrSno krepcilo.
Uevliar, star "a let: Alkohol
sem ,iGel mrziti, ker je bill moi
Gee nijanec. Ma potovanju sem
vldel grozne poSledice alkohola.
Mar sem videl 20 razliGnih kra-
Jlh, ma Dunaiu in pc delavnicah,
tega ne morem opisati. ali V mem
le dozorel >klep: lie proc, proc %
alkchOla! Ceprav sem lie oh ne
delJah pill nekaj kozarcev piva,
sem vendarle uvidel. da lie popo-
len a%bStinent zivi pravo. Gloveku
primerno zivljenje.
Uradnik V bolniSki blagajni.
star 33 let: Postal sem popolen
abstinent cato. ker so me oznaci-
Ii, ceprav sem zmerno pill, oh pri-
Tiki boleZni DO caSOpisih kot Zr-
tev alkohola.
Steklar, star % let Postal sem
abstlnent vSlcd prigovarian1a
svojih tovariSev, na.iveG pa cara
On tega, da sem 81 ocuval zdravje.
da nisem pc n%epotrebnem troSil
denarla in zamujal della.
Delavka, Stara ~ let: Ker sem
Sc prepricala, da Sc brez alkoho-
la prijetncje zivi, in ker sem cd
alkoholika mnogo pretrpela.
Stavec. star 30 let: Zgled to-
varsa me ie p%ripravil do tega, da
nisem wee posecal gostiln, kjer
sem nrei skoraj prebil YES prosr;
cas-, med TEN ko ie tovariS absti-
nent incl mnogo umetniSkega IL
zitka V gledaliScu. ma koncertih
it'd.
krojat in delovodja. star 81
let: Postal sem abstinent. ker sem
vse zle ~po>ledice alkohola. O ka-
terih sem sliSal pri predavanjih,
obcutil sem ma sebi. Posebno 20
prno mi ie bio ~cuvstvO. da ~ Sc
mr., ,misli ~nolenile. &c SEN le malo
pit. in da .ie moia VOLTA slahela.
posebno kadar sem incl "maG-
ka".
Privatni uradnik. star 80 let
ker sen strankin naStavliencc.
Uradnik. star II le': IL nrcpri-
cania. da ic abStinenGno gihanic
tako zane kakor "a Use clovc>tvo
neizmerncga pomcna.
II odgovorOv ST. vSakdo lchko
nreDrica. da jc IA miSlcGega clo-
veka abstinence naravnoSt dolI-
most. Spoznanie. da .ie alkohol
Skodliiv clovcStvu. potomStvu i'm
OSvobojevalnemu delu prolctaria-
Ia, tcrci zgoli viSoki narav>tveni
nagibi. so privcdli IL lepo S%tevilo
delavstva Organizacijo abSii-
nentov. I'm tn ie pravi IDEAL: absti-
nent hiti ne lie ma liubo lastni a.
sebi in laStemu zadovol.iStvu.
temvcf zaradi socialnc zavcSti,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
GENE AMEN ZVEZ-
KOV soc. KNJIzNICE.

Ali re innate prvi drzavljanski
papir? fko ne, pojdite precej iu.
tri poni! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor fitro mogoce druzega. De.
lavec hrez volilne pravice, je col.
mar breG vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo.
Iii in ne voli, lie zlocinec, ker lie
kriv. da drugi trpe zaradi mega
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
STE re SLISALI KAJ O IA
DRUzNI TRGovINI ALI
KONSUMIH

Podjetja vseh vrst vstanovlje.
ma podlagi zadruznosti, so DO.
djetja bodocnosti; samo le-ta i.
majo zasigurjeno svojo bodocnost
poleg drugih koristnih druzabnih
naprav, XII sluzijo v obco korist
clovestvu.
Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natanGneje
o zadruznih podjetjih, - kar je
treba znati vsakemu, XII Sc steie
naobrazenim maj nemudoma marc.
ci knjigo
~"ZADRUZNA PRoDAJALNA
ALI KONSUM'',
XII 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekcija J.
8. z.
CENA KNJIZICI JE 15c ENA
S PoSTNINO in Sc 10 naroca pri
upravnistvu Proletarca. 214e
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, III.
Trgovci knjig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-01
SODRUGI!

Vsak socialist bi moral naroci-
ii ~"PRoLETARCA," kajti list ri.
vi samo cd svojih naroGnikov.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
"~PRoLETARCA", kajti to je
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral toGno
placati narocnino "a PROBE
TARCA,' ker lie ma ia naSin Sc
zamore osigurati napredek nase-
mu listu.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
O.A. R. PLANS BIG
FETE on BIRTHDAY
Of WASHINGTON
Senator Swanson's Wife and
| Thomas Nelson Page
on Program.

The National Society Of the Daughters
Of the Revolution. which Mrs. Mathew
r. Scott. 10 president-genersl. has plan
ned for . celebration Of washinstyns
birthday. February ~. ~ Continental
Hall. Invitations will Se sent to all
patriotic societies In the District asking
that at least q portion Of the member
ship attend the celebration.
The program for the evening will u.
clude an address by Mrs. Cisude 4.
swanson, wife Of the Junior Senator
from virginia. Thomas Nelson Page
will also deliver an address. taking a.
his subject. "The Signing of tho Treaty
Of ohent." After Mr. Pages talk. an
illustrate lecture on international
Peace" will be delivered BY Mrs. Bertha
n. Robbins, Of the bureau Of lectures
Of the society.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
SURE LIVING COST
|. WILL Be REDUCED
BY PARCELS POST
Senator Bourne Predicts
Great Benefits From
New System.

II the parcels post b utilised to its
fullest dsGrss, Q decided decrease In the
cost Of living will result. according to
the prediction today Of Senator Jons-
than Bourne. OF Oregon, father Of the
measure. which .bscomes effective on
January ]. Senator Bourne today maoe
the following statement:
ITO the extent that the parcels post
adds practically 1.loo,ooo miles OF new
transportation facility TO tho United
states in its Application to the rural
routes the comfort OF the eitisens Will
be increased. and the cost OF living 70
the O.0oo. 900 persons served BY our rurai
routes decreased.
"The ability Of the farmer to SEND
eleven pounds Of his farm's produce,
when properly contained. - - not 70
injurs the rest Of the mall. over points
on his rural route for u cents.
should b an incentive for Increased
production. The parcel post affords .
medium Of transportation between the
producer and consumer at less cost
than individuals themselves could fur.
nish, and results in mutual beneat to
all people within the scope Of the &C.
tivity.
The ratcs In the Bourne bill are. on
an average, 3 per cent les than the
preeent express rates. and TO that sx:
tent sive cheaper transporsstIon s,ss. arc
sens where served either BY the Gov.
eminent OF by express companies. In
nv opinion, no postal nor express rate
can ever be established that viii com.
q yerv ANAL nor cent Of the total
transporta ton business Of the country
viii ever be performed BY the postal
service or express companies."
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
SMALLPOX RACES
ALONG POTOMAC
Public Health Service Sends Man
to Investigate Capitals
Danger.

Information has reached the Public
Health Service Of an ALLEGED extensiv.
epidemic OF smallpox extending along
the upper Potomac river in West vir.
gtnis from Aartinsburg to Piedmont,
w. Va. and In some instances In Mary.
land.
On this information. Surgeon b. q.
Warren was siven rush orders today
vestigate conditions, and take what
ever measures he deemed necessary to
prevent the spread Of tho contsgion
across and down the river.
From reports coming to tho Publ:
Health Service, II seems that smallpox
= widespread, and that there 10 great
danger: II these reports are true, II ID
probable that . rigid quarantine on per-
aons and produce coming from the In.
tested district will be exercised
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
HOLD Gel. L.EBRATlON
Alexandra Conclave Takes Care of Forteh Anniversary
Of Organization Only Living Charter Mem
bers Attend Session.

ing .epsratsd anA Gays that the state
thoul0 receive the t6x from the Auto.
mob1le owners In order % make tfie
necessary repairs on the roads.
munlcatlon from Gov, Woodrow WiiSoii.
u which no states that the invitatior
extended BY Alsxandria for him 10 al.
dress the people from the rear OF his
t,, sreln Friday afternoon. will b care.
Charles A.. Towne, Of New York. has
aeeptsd an Invitation to b. one OF the
speakers at the annual banquet OF Alex.
andrta- Washington Lodge, No. q. A. n.
and A. n on February =. 6eve, ri
years ago Mr.. Towne made an Grafton
IN this city on the life Of Washin9ton.
Andrew J. Montague has aleo acosnteS
an invitation to be present.
:. Mrs. virginia CoGan, widow OF vii.
lam Cognn and daughter OF the Richar
Harton. died at her residsncs on Prince
street at S:1e o'clock this mornins, HrS.
Co9an was born In Alexandra eCventy.
even YEAR, aeo. ohs p survived by 4
liam CoGan and daughter Of Richard
John. Albert. William. Robert and
George Cogan.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
HOLIDAY PROGRAM ].
GIVEN BY PUPILS
OF FRIENDS SCHOOL,
Annual Christmas Awards
Are Made In Three
I,A Departments.

A deiishtful Christmas program was
given In the Friends Select School yes
terday to sisnsiise the opening OF the
holiday season. Among those who par.
ticipated were Margaret Chapman. Flea
nor Eby. TInsIey Dent. Cameron Rob-
erts. Allen Roberts, Gilbert King. ellis
Middleton and John Edwards.
Tho annual holiday awards were an.
nounced by Thomas W. sidweii. prcsi.
dent Of the school. the following rsceiv.
inG certificates Of merits:
High School-Sylvia Carter. Ruth
Harper. Grafton Brown. Harry J.
Burch. Sybil B. Davis, Elmer Hovenden
Gates Katherine Hawxhurst. Ruth r.
Patterson, Jean Harmon Roberts. Con.
stance Weaver. Bertha Buckman. Mar
giret J. Chapman, Thomas Hart Fisher.
Elizabeth T. King. Isabella Smith. Janet
~ Curtis. Julia p. Holbrook. Eiisabsth
A. Hopper. Hilda q. johnson, Gilbert
King. John Bruse Kins, Louise Push.
W. Cameron Roberts. Frances 9idwell.
Margaret Allies. Jack Beall, jr.. Lucy
q. Buckman, katherine Chapman, Anna
Knowles Cooper. Margaret 8. Dodge,
Phebe c. Gates. Joseph l. Gavit. Flea.
nor Hume. Gordon Kennedy. Adrisnne
Louise Low. Margaret c. Norton. Elisa
beth Wiley.
Intermsdiats Awards.
intermediate department-Walker At.
kinson. George Babcock. Donald 0atss.
nuer McLanshsn. Mildred O'Neill. ls-
tells Reeve. Allen Roberts. walter
Smith. Wilhelmina Spanhoofd. Scott
Taylor. Charles Weaver. Agnese Cole.
william Cushman. Otis Dyat. Marion
Fletcher. Collins Jones. Rudolf Kirk.
Hurdette Taylor. Elisabeth Tyree.
Richard Gross, Percival Hall. Eleanor
Eby. Lawrence Edwards. Joseph Hum
phrey. Mary Hunt Roberts. Sarah
spartlIne. Mildred Williamson. Evelyn
Yates. Stuart Blue. Janet Davis, Kath.
erin Fenning. Klocber Kennedy, Ora
liam Loving. Raymond McAiister. Frank
Miller. Houston Pilson. Thelins Reeve.
Louisa Tayloe. Walter Tobriner, Es-
thsr wooton. Richard Yates.
Primary Awards.
Primary department.. Elizabeth Aus
tin. Bowen Fairfax, Ellen Fay. Elisa
beth Hawxhurst. Patricia HERON,
Barkeley Jones. julius Msedel, Nelson
Waller. Besll Woodward, Wslbridgs
Briggs. Virginia Brown. Howard Fisher.
Rupert Kobiegard. william Lsmly.
Earle Smith. Mannix walker. Elizabeth
v tier, Milton Allies. Rsndle Brereton.
Landon Burt, Bradshaw Fay. Ruth
Harding. James Jester. Alice Jones.
Frederick Lemiy. Charles Moses. Anita
Smith, Albert Thorn. Russell True.
seovil Aspinwall. Oliver 0ssch. Elisa.
beth Jester, Dorothy Linkins, Nelson
Reeve and Margaret Sharp.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

.s. ALEXANDRIA. VA. DC. q.
The members Of OLE Dou,inion Com.
mandsSy. Knights Tsmpiaf. celebrated
the fortieth anniversary Of that orgaui.
sation at their conclavs last night. The
consmandery was chartered In Dscerh.
Der. is1s. James e. Alexander and Capt.
Matthew kersey, the only living chatter
members. were both present last night.
After the Transaction Of busines1 Of
general nature the members repaired 10
the banquet hail, where rsfreshments
were served. Past Grand Commander
James +. Alexander presided at the IN.
formal gathering and introduced the
speakers Of tile evening. He gave an
interesting account Of the organisation
Sf Old Dominion Commandsry.
Among the speakers were Capt. Nat.
thew Kerpsy, .. E. Downham. Edgar
Werfeld, sr.; william q. LeHsw, A.. q.
Uhler. N. L. DinWIddic. Frank w. La
than. J. Johnson Green. and Charles A.
A Belgian block roadway. nineteen
feet wide and half mile long. 10 being
laid by the authorities Of Alsxandris
county. in the jefferson district. from
ssSs prs.s nss sss s' plant
and the balance Of the roadw between
the south end Of the Highway bridge
And Alexandra, q distance Of about six
miles. viii BE- r.!aid with maeadsw:
financed with county funds and contri-
buttons from the brick manufacturers
and other frms along the route. Its
cost 10 about 1900. A. soon a. sufficient
the supervisors to have the Belgian
block paving extended - far - the
New Washington orickyard.
The circuit court for Alexandra
Sins sSSSinss xnieS ss' h:, q been n IN :e..ion .nss
the First Of December, has closed its
December term and adjourned. Many
decrees were taken during the term.
but the jury trials were few and OF little
w. L. Andrews. Of Roanoke. grand
master Of A1sons OF the State OF vir.
gihia, ccme to Alexandria yesterday.
and accompanied BY Henry X; Field.
ard Charles H. Callahan. District Dep.
uty Grand Master. the last two Of this
city. went to Fairfax Courthouse last
nisht whore they. attended . moetins
Mrs. Corneiia a. csrne. widow Of vii.
liam +. Carne, died last night 1t her
residence on King street. 6he leaves
9 son. Richard l. Carne. and q daush.
ter. Miss Mary A. Carne.
Supervisor Duncan. Of Alexandria
county has requested the sheriff and
deputy sherifIs OF the county to sec
that the law requiring sutomombiles
the Virginia license be enforced more
| rigidly. He declares that the roads In
| the coIEty are being ruined by the hiEh
speed AZ which automobiles are be-
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Must Amend Seal Act.

Congress will be compelled to amend
the seal act at its present session II
the agreement reached with japan ana
England. for the protection Of the seal
herds In the North Pacific 10 not to fail
Of realisation. The vital concession
made by tho United states 10 the re.
movai Of the hve.year restriction ON
the Prbilofl Islands.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21

Mrs. Corneiia a. Carne,, widow Of vii.
liam +. Carne. died last night st her
a son. Richard I. Carne. and q daugh.
ter. Miss Mary A. Carne.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Salvation Army Asks
For Christmas Funds

In preparation for the Christmas
cheer, to be distributed by the Saliva.
ton Army to the poor Of Washington.
that organisation has sent out an ap-
n sla6 10 accept any sum. however.
small, 10 swell tho fund for Christmas.
The contributions may be sent to Wal:
ter Northrop. manager, ~ Third street
nopt pthwAat.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
"Secret of Failure"

"The Secret Of Failure and Success In
the Christian LifS" 10 the subject Of an
address to be delivered At the Sunday
afternoon assembly Of the Y. II. c. A..
by the Rev. 9. W. 0ranlin. Of the Ana
costa N. Il. Church. The meeting 10
held At 1 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
Carrier Is Detained;
Lunacy Suspected

Charles A. Gould, rural mail car
rier. 1907 Thirty.fifth street northwest.
walked into No. precinct police sta
tion Yesterday afternoon and demanded
first to see the captain and then Prcs!-
dent Taft. During an argument which en-
sued Gould jumped over the rail- which
separates the desk sergeant from the
rest Of the room and was locked up.
lie later was sent down to Washington
Farm as q person Of unsound mind.
Gould Is a well-known character In
C'eorgetown. but until today he never
had done anything In violation Of the
law. A commission Of iunaoy will sit
on his case within the next few days.
The Washington times., 1912-12-21
WARRINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANAN0mPfA n. q. ORC. Z

ANACO0TIA, y. C.s ODC. H.
The bushes district In Anscostia ID
decorated more generally Tor the Christ
mae time than ever before. The add
tion Of Q number Of new stores during
the year 10 noticeable through the ADDED
decorations.
A plentiful supply Of Christmas trees
has esen brouGht u from Asrylcnd.
Husinsss people report brisk holiday
trade.
Scenes from Dickens "Christmas
Caroi' were enacted yesterday In the
Kstcham Public School BY the pupils
OF that building % the feature Of the
Christmas program. Albert Cummings
played the part Of 0id scroogs and Miss
Florence Shaw represented the Ghost.
Other characters we're impsrsonated BY
Hsry Stone. Norman Murphy. Misses
Jeanette Williamson. Margaret Nash,
esatrice eattsras!H. ana ~, RUBY Noshsy:
In playlst called the shosssrinf
Viii. .esss 4ss:n ~ Fra srisss, ss,,.s s ana n::s:
Oiii0tt ana Mildred suit The entertain.
6irIs for the pupils u the seSooi.
.nS HN; &. 'aK:e ' s::.s c-I S
the childrsn to each other.
( With Q Christmas tree In each room,
and Q large one IN the main hall. the
children ATTENDING the Van Buren, School
listened to Christmas songs and holiday
stories Yesterday afternoon. The ma.
jority Of the decorations on the trees
were made by the pupils. Each class
room had . ssparate program.
Miss Bubb. Of the Washington Pub
lie Library. visited the Congress
Heights school yesterday afternoon
and rsistsd Christmas stories to the
pupils from the nrst to the NTH
sraAes, Inclusive. There we're Christ.
mas trees on view In each room. and
the pupils exchanged presents The
children fashioned neat menu cards.
one for each member OF the family.
which were taken homo when the
glasses were dismissed.
Twenty-Five young men have be.
come members Of track team organ.
ised by Joseph whslan. Of this place.
who 10 connected with . similar form
OF athletics st the Carroll Institute.
The training course Of the runners
carries them over the roads and hills
for . number Of miles. II 10 Man
aCer whsisn's plan TO endesvor to Sc