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The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

Boteler, lEay ana Rosie Aapgold, Amy
Kagls and Neilie Hannah. and Messrs:
Spencer Watts. Henry Ford, and Samuel
and Thomas Hannah. Dancing formed
the principal diversion Of most enjoy
able evening. Refreshments were served
shortly before midnight
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert W. Wells are IN
Baltimore and win return after the Dem
ocratie convention adjourns.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gipe. OF Baltimore. have
returned after Visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest F. Gaseh, Maryland Avenue.
Miss Amy Croxan Clark. niece OF
Judge Jones, OF Howard County, and a
popular schooI-teacher in Prince George
County, and Mr.. John Haryood Naylor.
OF Washington, brother OF Mrs. Harry
w. Dorsey, Of Hyattsville, were quietly
married in Baltimore Tuesday last at
81 MIchaeTs and All Angels Church.
The bride was given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. Allen Atkinson, Of Baltimore.
and the best man was Mr.. Richard T,
Naylor, brother OF the bridegroom. I'M
medlately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Nayior left for Raleigh Springs, Va.
They will spend the summer months with
Miss Claude Brooks, near Seat Pleasant
Prince George County.
Mr.. r. z. Summers and family, Of
Lisbon, Ohio, viii move into their newly
purchased home in Columbia Avenue in 4
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs jackson H. Ralston viii
leave in a few weeks for Europe, TO be
gone the remainder OF the summer,
Mrs. Ida Soules, Maryland Avenue, Is
visiting her aunt, Miss Boiling. Capitol
Heights, Prince George County.
Miss Jusnita Lewis has returned from
a visit to her sister. Mrs. F, J. Paul, in
Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry w. Shepherd is entertain
ing her mother, Mrs. 7. s. Smith, OF
Kansas City. Mrs. John H. Webb and
daughter. Of Knoxville. Tenn, have been
the guests Of Mrs. Shepherd.
The Misses Hattie and Minnie Pugh
have returned from Georgia and West
Virginia to spend the summer in Hyatts-
Vile rrt
Mrs. Clarence KaulbaelS, is visiting her
parents in Yineland. N. J.
Miss Fiske. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
W. V. Fiske. viii 60 to Chestertown.
Kent County. Nd, this week 10 visit
her grandfather, Mr.. @. w. Carroll, for
several weeks.
Miss Tippett, OF Townshend. Prince
George County, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs E. G. Bucklin. Maple Avenue.
MISS MAUD Seilers, OF Baltimore, mas
returned after a visit Of several weeks
to friends in Johnson Avenue, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hodges Carr. Avon
Avenue. entertained q small company at
auction bridge" Friday evening. At the
conclusion Of the games luncheon was
served.
Miss Louise Gourley. Of Holland Point,
Calvert County. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Thomas E. LAtimer.
johnson Avenue, has gone to Baltimore
| TO remain several weeks with friends and
relatives before returning home.
Miss Marie Mcfarland. Of Washington.
has been visiting her brother, Mr.. George
NJ. Mcfarland. and family here.
Miss Elizabeth Gourley. one Of the
| assistant teachers in the local public
schools, has gone TO her home, Holland
Point, Calvert County, TO spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Marvin Peach have
| returned after a visit with the former
| parents, DR.. and Mrs. John Peach, near
Mitchellsville, Prince George County.
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BROOKLAND.

Mrs. Frederick Merriman and little
daughter left Tuesday to visit relatives
Of Prof. Merriman in Boston, Mass
Prof. Merriman has gone to Paducah
Ky
Mrs. Frank O'Hara left last week fol
her home in Minneapolis. MINI. DR.
O'Hara will remain here for the summer
school at the university.
Miss Catherine Finnegan and niece
Miss Hegerity. Of Charlestown, W. Va.
are the house CHESTS OF Mrs. William
J. Lanigan.
Miss Theresa Henry left Friday to b,
one of a house party at the rome oi
Miss Elizabeth Hutton in warrenton
Va. A large dance will be given at tht
warrenton Country Club in Miss Henry'I
honor.
The pupils OF the Normal School held
their class night exercises on Tuesday
evening at the home OF Miss Anna Crook
Mrs Charles D. Molster and son Ralph
have returned from Philadelphia and At
lantia City.
Mr.. Paul Julien will be the weekend
guest Of Miss Hutton's house party q
Warrenton, Va,
Miss Emma washington has returned
from visiting friends in Highland. Nd.
Mrs. CornelIa Shields, who has beer
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jamei
F. McHugh, has left for her home II
New York.
Miss Florada PiIzinger Is the weekend
guest Of friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and family
leave soon for the West, where they vii
make their future home. Their MANI
friends regret very much their going
and on Monday evening rendered then
a farewell reception in the Lord Memo
rial Hall.
Miss Burdlne Woodward left Tuesday
to visit on the Hudson and in Troy
n. Y.
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HYATTSVILLE.

Mrs. Laura Howard. Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph R. Owens, Franklin
Avenue extended
Mrs. Richard B. B. Chew has returned
from two monthE visit to her old home
in Kentucky. and Is now with Mrs H.
G. Dobbs at the Hyatt mansion here,
where she expects to spend the summer.
Miss Helen Talbot has been visiting
Miss Raye Bailey at the latter's home IN
La Plata, Charles County.
Mr. Frank Gait is. enjoying an outing
cruising. in the Lower Potomac River.
He expects to return about the middle Of
next week
The Misses Watts, Of Seabrook, gave a
delightful reception IN honor OF the
twelfth birthday Of Aiiss Gertrude Isabel
Weed Wednesday evening. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Eugene Watts and chill
dren, the Misses Elsie and Katheryn
Mace, Hilda and Minnie watte, Isabel
and Rozelle Weed, Marie Tierney,
Thelma Ryon. Wlnifrsd and Florenca
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Mrs. John Lawrence for some weeks,
have returned to their home.
Capt Glascoe and family, Of St. Louis.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling.
Mrs. Taylor. Of the Eastern Shore. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Franklin
Taylor, IN Main Street
Bishop Harding visited st. Philips p
E. Church Sunday morning. and con-
frmed a class OF seven.
Mr.. Bruce Overington has returned
from Philadelphia to hts home here for
the summer.
Mrs. RosaIind Carter has closed her
school and gone TO Annapolis for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Stanley are
spending some time in the Blue Ridge.
Miss Helen Lawrence has returned
home from Baltimore.
Mr.. Lee Marriott and family. Of BaltI-
more, will move, the lst Gf July, into
their new home, which has just been
completed.
Mr.. George Strong. Of New York, is
the guest Of his aunt Mrs. Royston.
Miss Sarah Billiard. Of Washington.
Is the guest Of the Misses Kennedy, of
The Naples"
mrs JuIla ElBLsh HAS gone 70 81
Louis, TO spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Miller.
Miss Bessie Gardner is the guest of
! friends in Collington, Nd.
Mr.. Stephen GambrieI. jr., Of BaIti-
more. visited in Laurel during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grenville Lewis have
been the guests Of friends in New York
for the past week.
DR. and Mrs Taylor visited in Wash
Ington during the week.
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LAUREL.

Miss Annie Stanley visited Miss Tyson
In ElIicott City during the past week.
Mr.. Frank Jenkins, Of Baltimore, has
Jenkins.
Mrs. Collins, Of Washington, was the
Euest the past week Of Mrs. Cross. in
Prince George Street.
Miss Wood, Of Virginia. was the guest
recently Of Mrs T. A. Johnston. az the
rectoTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Baldwin. Of West
yrsinias Eho have been the guests Of
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White, Of the Baptist Church. DR.
White also oficlated at the marriage
here Tuesday evening of Miss Hattie ]
Thompson, OF West Washington, and Mr.
Elmer NJ Ensor, Of Cherrydale, Va
Both ceremonies took place at the homt
Of the minister.
DR.. and Mrs. George z. Lewis, Mrs
George c. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. David H
warfeld, Miss Ada Warfield, and Miss
Margaret FieSds visited Gettysburg by
automobiles recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Higgins, Of
Parkersburg, w. Va, visited Mr.. Hig'
gins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Hig'
gins, here recently.
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RIotfnE in Lisbon.

Lisbon. June 22-One man was killed
and twenty-five injured to-day by the
explosion Of several bombs presuma ply
thrown by rioters who have caused sew
eral disturbances here over a general
labor strike. The cavalry was ordered
out and made many charges upon the
mob.
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has been appointed a delegate repre-
senting the Peace Society, Of which An
drew Carnegie is president. She was
appointed by Mrs. Matthew E scout
president general Of the National So
ciety, d. A R., a delegate repRsentins
the d. A. R. at the international Feace
ana Arbitration Congress at Geneva,
Switzerland
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Continued from Page One.

for their country place near Greenwich.
Prince William County, Va, Miss Mary
veeder, who is visiting in Savannah, Ga,
will join her parents the last Of the
month.
Capt. John J. Knapp. q. S, N. and
Mrs. Knapp, and Rear Admiral Warner
B. BsyIey, .. S. N, and Mrs. Bayley
are among the guests at the Bayview,
jamestown, R. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Droop, 1874
Fairmont Street Northwest, left Friday
last for their Virginia camp in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Mrs. Droop expects
TO remain at the camp until September L
Rear Admiral Newton E. Mason. U. S.
n, and Mrs. Mason and their two chill
dren will go to jamestown, r. l., July
2 10 spend the summer at the Bayytew.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Engene W.
Watson. U. S. N, have taken the Con-
slant Smith cottage in jamestown, R. l.,
for the summer.
Mai. Walter H. Gordon. U. S. A. has
left washington for North Hatley,
Province Of Quebec, Canada, where he
will spend the summer.
Mrs. c. W. Tanner, of Richmond. Va,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. D. Suth-
erland.
Mrs. Eugenia Pierce Bennett has re-
turned TO Washington and Joined her
son, Mr.. Claude n. Bennett, at the
Brighton, after a visit OF ten days to an
other son, Mr.. Arthur Bennett, in Della
ware City, Del
d, Mrs. John Miller Horton, regent Of
Buffalo Chapter, D. A. R., has been in
Washington for the last few days,
where she has been engaged in looking
after some of her committee work be-
fore Congress. She is en- route to the
Democratic Convention in Baltimore,
where she will be the guest. Of friends.
Mrs. Horton has just returned from
Herkimer, n. Y, where she attended
the ceremonies connected with the dedi-
cation of fourteen markers along the
Gen. Herkimer route, from Little Falls
TO Oriskany.
Mrs. Horton for many years has been
interested in the peace movement and
has been appointed a member Of the
Council of Peace and Arbitration OF
New York. She is also member Of the
international hospitality committee Of
the Peace and Arbitration Bureau and
The Washington herald., 1912-06-23

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left Washington for North Hatleyr
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward H. Droop, 1874
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last for their Virginia camp in the Blue
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jamestown, R J.
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Arizona republican., 1912-09-22
THE JOURN EY

'If you were asked to get ready to start next Thursday on a long jour ney do you think you could do sop asked her rich employer, who was a WidoWer.
 ,"Oh, I-much would depend upon the kind of journey it was to be- she replied.
 T mean a pleasant journey-a jour ney of a month or more"
 And should I have company on the journey"
 "WeH, I hadn't thought of that No don't believe you would. I should expect you to go alone" Then I don't believe I could get ready" she said, turning to her type writer and making four mistakes ir the first line of the letter she had begun.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-22
CIRCUS WILL
 PITCH TENTS
On Lot Near Center of Town ill Easy Walking Distance From Court house, Early Tomorrow Morning

IomorroW is circus day in Phoenix The four long trains comprising S5 cars are scheduled to arrive early to- morrow morning, coming from San Bernardino where performances were given yesterday. The first train, con- veying the stables, commissariat and a portion of the draught stock, is expected to arrive at ? o'clock, Mon daay morning. followed at intervals of about an hour by the other three trains. The tents will be pitched on First street and Grant street. where performances will be given at 7 and o'clock D. m, doors being opened at 1 and o'clock to allow ample time for an inspection of ,he largest and most diversified animal exhibit ever brought to the state.
 The street parade leaves the grounds at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning and passes over this route Second street to Adams street, to Fourth avenue to Washington street to Second street to grounds. The street display is over two miles in length, and color ful and diverting exposition of the circus pageant idea.
 The circus proper, is all new this season and presents names and acts for the greater part new to AmeTlca. Experts in al' lines of athletic en- deaVor will vie in friendly rivalry, and for over two and cne-haif no.jrs three rings, two stages am the quar- ter mile track will Oe scenes ot kaleidiscopic activity
 The program opens with the spec tacular production Of the Wordlcss l play. "Cleopatra" in uhieh o,er 1000 people take rert, including large l ballet
 | The specatcle is produced upon d ! gigantic scale and is a splendid pre- 1 Jude to the arcnic features. The base l ball elephants-the Mikado's cham pion wrestler and iiI jitsl, experts May Wirth, the $ year old Aust.u- | lian bareback rider Kate San1H ma,
 the female Hercules La Belle Nic- toria, the Venus of the wire7-are 1 only a few of the feature acts which
 stamp this years Barnum show as
 the best circus ever put together. Seats will be provided for 15,000 people in the largest tent ever erect
 ed by a travelling circus. All day
 tomorrow tickets may be purchased at Boehmer's drug store at exactly the
 same prices charged at the show
 grounds
Arizona republican., 1912-09-22
Who Was The l iSe| |Man?| |
 A Story with
A Story with a Moral

A few months ago man bought an automobile He neither had the time nor took the trouble to investigate the models offered by the different agen- ces He listened to the advice of a few wise CD men who professed to know. They told him to buy car which they said Was Just as Good as a Stude- baker
 Now, the facts of the ease are that there Is no car Just-as-GOOd as a Studebaker, even for lot more money. But our friend, who took advice and did not investigate. bought the Just as-Good car and paid fifty dollars less money ''Saved it, they said-the Wise CD Men.
 This Just-as- Good car has had quite few trips to the shop in it's short career, and. on the 18th of August it was run into the shop with broken universal joint.
 The agent wired for the part Git cost $1.50); then wired again. Now, after twenty-five days, the car still stands in the shop, and tomorrow they will wire aga1n.
 On the same day discriminate buyer, after a thorough investigation and test of the different cars, bought Studebaker' car. This car has never been in the shop for even an adjust ment However, had the same part broken in the Studebaker that was broken in the Just-as-GOod car, We would have had the car fixed and run ming in two hours-because we carry in stock every part of Studebaker car
 MORAL:-Any reader of ordinary intelligence has, no doubt, found it be- fore this far.
 And the decree went forth that
 the wise men should be slain"
 Daniel II: :13
 Tire Flux is cheap. It stops all tire troubles. We sell it. Come and see it.
 Monday the new Auto Law goes in effect. Get your license from the Sec retary of State-yOur number and pad from us.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-22
CITIZEN
 MIAMI TOWN
Editor H. M. Calkins, a Visitor i'll the City, Be lieves That That Is Des- tined to Be Greatest of Arizona Copper Camps

H. NJ. Calkins. editor of the Miami News, is registered at the Ford.
 MT. Calkins says that Miami is the center of the greatest mining district in the state Its character is being transformed from that of a mere mining camp into that of an impor- tant commercial center. Substantial and imposing concrete structures are going up as rapidly as the many contractors can erect them and very legitimate business is becoming rep resented in the town. w. H. F1tZ-
 patrick is about to let the contract for a modern theater building and
 he intends later to build a large
 hctel A first class hotel is one of
 Miami's greatest needs. MT Calkins
 says. although there are many good lodging houses and restaurants. All
 of the new structures are being built on foundations that will permit of more stories being added later. The Inspiration Consolidated and the Miami Copper companies have ore in sight to the amount of more than $36O, GOO, ,000, and it is calculated that when both mines get into full operation they pay out $9,000,O00 per year. Other properties in Miami dis trict will greatly add to these fig ures. It is expected that within two years. or as soon as the Inspiration concentrator is completed, from $500 l to 4OOO men will be employed in the ! district. It is said that the Guggen- | heims are negotiating for land at | Miami on which to erect a smelter
 Men who are supposed to represent l this outfit arrived there couple Of days ago.
 | Although MT Calkins is a new conner into the journalistic field Of
 Arizona he is already proving him
 self to be an important factor in 1 the profession. Since he became in- terested in the News it has been en- Iarged to eight pages and it wIl
 probably be. converted into daily
 bv the first of the year. The News is to have a new home on lot just purchased by the publishers NeN' week articles of incorporation of the l Miami News Printing and Publishins l company will be filed with the sec retary of state. w. P. White Will p'
 president MT. Calkins vice president
 and Marian Calkins secretary an' treasurer.
 Mir. Calkins has been life-lon; republican but lis newspaper is nov supporting the Bull Moose party It is said that the Kellys of Doug las and Clifton are to start neV daily paper at Globe on the first O the month in opposition to the long established silver Belt.