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The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Spanish War Veterans
To Have Annual Feast

The annual dinner of the District of
Columbia ComInandery of the Naval
and Military Order OF the Spanish
American War will be held at the
ARM and Navy Club Saturday evening
This order corresponds to the LOYAL
Legion of the civil war. being COM
posed of commissioned officers of the
army, navy, and marine corps who
served in the war with Spain. Lieu
tenant Comma nder downs l.. Wilson.
Z. s. ". Is commander of the local
organization.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
MANASSAS POLICE
AFTER BIGAMlST
Man Twice Welded Admits Fault to Alexandria Officers. But
Believes His Second Marriage Was Justified BY His
Understanding of Courts Decree.

W. Smith, representing Victor Lee
Emerson. president. and Henry 4. Jen-
kins. secretary of the company. AS all
of the parties are agreed as to the
necessity q, II receiver, Judge Thornton
will. in all probability, grant the pc
titions this afternoon.
The joint committee on public schools
and finance of city council held public
meeting last night in order to hear rep
refsntatives of labor. fraternal. and
commercial organizations discuss the
need of a new high school building for
Alexandria. Among the speakers were
the Rev. w. j. Morton, rector OF Christ
Church; Mrs. John Leadbcater. III. 7.
Colvin, r. NJ. Prettyman. George sk.
Bender. c. A. Blader, George ID. Hop
kins, Robert r. knight. Leopold Ruben,
Frank c. Spinks. Capt. w. II. Sweeney,
and Carroll Pierce.
The last of the Reinicker lectures at
the Theological Seminary will be de-
livered b. the Rev. l. J. Lansing. ID. D..
on next Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday. The subjects win be as fol-
lows: Tuesday, The Social Program
of the Lords Prayer" Wednesday
THE Conservation of Humanity
Thursday-"The Spiritual Value of So
cial Service"
The following examinations are III
nounced by the Civil Service Commits
sion to take place in Alexandria on the
oates named: Stenographer and type
writer, May Il; mineral examiner. May
81: structural steel craftsman. May II;
copyist marine engine and boiler
craftsman. May n; drainage engineer.
May 81; assistant engineer in forest
products. May II: copyist mechanical
craftsman, May
A reception was rendered the Rev.
c. r. StrausburS. pastor OF the Metho-
dist Protestant CHURCH, last night, by
the members of his congregation in
honor of his reappointment to Alex
andria for another year. The Rev. g.
a. Luttrel made an address on behalf
of the ministerial association OF Alex
antlria and a musical and literary pro-
gram was enjoyed.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Fireman'S Motor Car Burns.

An automobile belonging to Guilford
Davenport. a member of No. . Fire En-
gine Company. was destroyed by fire
in Lincoln road northeast last evening.
Davenport and c. ". Gill. member Of
the same company. were in the machine
when II took fire. The loss is placed at
$500 covered by $500 insurance.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Joins Force for Protection.

SPRINGFIELD. No, April 1S.-Fear.
irg ne might fall a prey TO some design
ing young woman. Col. Emmett Newton.
unkissed bachelor. joined the police
force so he could arrest any one trying
to salute him.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
"WorId Peace and Esperanto"

Prof Edmund Privat, of Geneva.
Switzerland. will make an address at
the Universal Church. Thirteenth and
l. streets northwest, tonight on World
Peace and the International Language,
Esperanto"
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
Or. Croene's NERvURA

II REvIrALiZEs TINE BLOOD and
builds strength. >
Cr. Greene. specialist in treatment
of al, nervous and chronic diseases
may be consulted personally or BY
mail free. West 18th ST.. New YORK.
The Washington times., 1913-04-18
STR ENGTH

and health are necessary to success.
When neryous frowbles come into Q
msn's life success goes out Of u. For.
tify your health. renew your vital
energy by taking
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-13

this shore that J. G. Burdick, lessee Of
the land company, has established his
docks for many years. II has hereto
fore been the policy of Mr. Burdick to
permit the use Of the waters of tho lake
free to sportsmen, except for profit. ii
Is said now that as question Of title
has been settled that Mr.. Burdick will
insist on controlling that part of the
property, covering the Doherty grant,
which belongs to him.
Following are the calls OF survey made
by County Surveyors Of Dyer and Weak
~ Counties as to the Doherty grants;
Beginning on the east bank OF Reel
foot Lake, between Old IdIewild and
Spout Spring, runs west to point
above Try Towhead; thence west
through Buzzard Basin across the lower
part Of Horse Island to a point near
Walnut Gap in Grassy Bend; thence
south along the east shore of Grassy
Bend to point about the middle OF Big
Rat Island; thence west through Big
Rat Island and Swan Gap and Swan
Basin to Green Point; thence south to
point near Whites Landing; thence east
to the southwest point 81 Green Island;
thence south to Grassy Slough; thence
up the meanderings Of the lake about
10 miles to the beginning, containing
about ten thousand acres Of water.
The above lines are taken from map
made from an actual survey Of the
grants made by two county surveyors.
Mr.. Burdick, lessee, is still handling
fish from the lake and is paying roy.
atty on fish TO the land company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-13

where the question Of depth is in doubt
will be drawn into litigation. and the
people OF the State will in time, as a
result Of this one law suit, reap vast
harvest Of litigation 1t was declared
in Millers VS. State that the Legislature
could not declare a stream nayigable
(meaning navigable in law), the effect
Of such declaration being, il sustained
by the court, to transfer the title Of
riparian owners in the bed Of the stream
to the State. 1t was held in this case
that this was taking property without
due process Of law and was unconsti-
tutional.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-13
RULES OF LAW REVERSED.

We are now asked by judicial de-
cision to reverse the rules OF law upon
this subject, which have been operative
for 60 years, or ever since the case Of
Stewart VS.. Clarke, lessee, was decided.
This ought not to be done. These rules
Of navigability so long held in our State
are, as already stated. rules Of property
affecting not only waters. but the land
under the waters, and the fisheries ap-
pertaining thereto, and whether they
were rightly or wrongly established (and
/ think they we're correctly and wisely
established, they should now be rigidly
maintained, because the people had q
right to rely on them in acquiring their
titles. For the purpose OF making good
its claim to the body Of water, rule OF
property should make precedent, the
result of which would be to transfer to
it, without compensation, the land OF so
many people over its area. 1t often
happens that litigants desiring par
ticular end, overlook the general conse-
quences, the latter Of which are not in
frequently Of vastly more moment than
the particular occasions which produced
them. Y
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-13

embraces Green Starved and Horse Is
lands and Lake territory west OF Shaw's
Park, Samburg and Idlewild. The east
ern SHORE, which is the only available
shore for dock and landing purposes,
also goes to the land company. It is on
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-06-13
BOUNDARIES.

The part given by the court decision
10 the land company embraces the most
valuable part Of the lake for hunting
and fishing purposes, known as the
Dohertys grant. It's north line enters
the lake just north Of Old Idlewild and
runs two and one-half miles west and
then south seven or eight miles to the
lower end OF the lake. 1t is familiar
territory to the sportsmen OF this yicin-
ity, and embraces the romantic Blue
Basin, which is known as the only clear
spot in the lake where the lake scatter
ed bottom Of stumps cannot be seen.
The territory OF the land company
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

Der inoebol6t gmptfer tit en- geroi
,af 10000 Mart.
Sr6en 6oreltilli,1gen bar iluttet,
fierne6e sggtcparret Jig, men raa-
oeoe &usiertnoen til iammen me6
81. bon 5tieritaot at blipe % ie De
lioite &l,rnre. Sige efter at Sc bar
gaaet, foripanbt BEN an6e11 officer
meo ct, og Ga iaa Jru @fosipref
tom neo / Gorocroben, bar !5aano=
borte. Gen bapbe ST.. bon
8ettcritein taget me6 fig. @art bob
&c Nlmmeret paa 5siet, og @aroe=
robefunttionGren aneoe 10 life, at
Saiten life ti!bertc bam. 9fu for
ltoo oen arme 3usierinoe, at bl1n
hapoe pRret &icnltan6 for ct frpft
Epperi og flageoe lin Ne6 for So
litiet. S Eaifen Ioa blanot anoet
en- meo 8rillanter beiat Meoalion
til 10000 Marf, to 2renringe til
en- @eroi al 100000, ct Yar anore
til 5000 Marf off,!
Jruen, Der CAB ct inogoaenoe
tSignalement al De tire 6orbrpocre,
meboelte ttllige, at BUN paa @eien
til 8togroftbeotret bap0e Iagt Mrr=
fe til, at en- %9(lltomobil lanqion1t
fjGrte hagtefter ocm. Sun bap0e
ioa ip11rgt ~Grlt bon @etteritein",
bpoo bette betp6, bporpoa ocnnc
hapoe %iparct, at Sr. pol1Stierit0ot
bar Ell Mono, ser alorig gift til
UooS, oa Set bar bans &ogn, lom
fulgtc bogciter Dem.
Folitiet leoer III, iprigt cftcr at
flroe uoet fine Sellfah". Set be-
heper Def fnap at ben1nrfes, at Sc
to Gentlemcn ogioo bop6c 1np6t
6rl1en p10 at looe bcnoe gipc ocln
langt mere tilboge, ems Sc bapoe
laat 1l0 for ben0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
s CIT ltnsifneartifcl,

& CIT lln91thc0rlt1cl,
Scr CT 1,oicnot fra Gbiiteo, bcooer
oct:
v9cn lille 9imfjorbsbp nneb liae
1000 Snobpggerc, ser liggcr iao
moleriif bcnilrngt op as cit 9otfe=
lfraani1g peo Sbiltco @rconing...."
%i inorpmn'cr, at bette Spn at
1000 Sl1obpggerc bcnllrngt paa
cit @offGfraaniug" CT CIT Mttrof=
tion, ser iiffcrt pil tiltrrffc Jig al
nii16elig Spmrrf!ombeo.
&arlamemtariifc Spro9blomitcr.
9onobrl,gsminiltcr Nno. Micllen
tcnptteoe fig forlcoen / 6olfctinact
cf felgcnoc Sprogblomlt: Set
ercoe Me0lem banoe faaet fat paa
cit Sonfc, og SEN traf ban trent
be6 &oorere."
9en slogs 6ortalclicr er life
11alminoelige.
Sci er life lGnge iioe>,, at @r.
sS&jnien=@Gl,m / eli Mcplit til @r.
@orabjcrg %bemGrfeoe:: Set nreoc
Meoleln bnroe tage Sfcen / II o.
a ct on0e1 6nnn6".
Saopiot hi erin6rer, nar set og-
faa Senicn19nlnm, Ser e11gal1g /
ct Nftenmg6e pafte Sssllbel peo at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
st Snuclran paa upct 100000 Sir.
Varcn peo at uGrc altfur 9pO=
;rucnOc.

st l1egct ubcbagcligt Gpelltpr CT
/ Berlin pas1crct Ell rig Mlslcril1=
DC, Nru Glilobctb Sfosipref fra
Milna. Urllell bar ON 7Sprlnio0a=
gen fpnnnc til Berlin ng rur tugct
ino paa ct S9ptcl / Georgltrosie,
men pilOc nteO ct lent 9lfte1tcg relic
pioere a0 Hl,slal10 til. Npr at for
orlpe 1iocn lpablcrcoc Trllel1 liot
ON Gftcrn1ioOogen poo ll1ter oc,1
Sinoen pg / TricOricbltro5lc bppr
Sipet jp pllllcrer loo lturft, % Da
bl1n lna lplltcs, at hun trullgtc til
eli NrrfrilfnillN, gift BUN i1o / 0c11
ltorc &oiicreofe i lioltnupl1te Gooc.
Otter hc1ocs Ncrctning til Yoli=
tict bu1lNtc Scr lao falgc1oe:
@lln bopoe tugct Ylob5 ; So
feen peo ct @pr0, bppr ser Jas Ell
ing Gun1e. s Berlin CT set 10 ret
olminoeliAt at luttc Jig pco @orO,
1mr Scr or N!oos, lelp ON ser og=
luu ollereoe liobcr CT ollocl1 bcS
&oroet. Dc 10 Gamer fpn1 mart /
Eos lior, pg Sen l,1ge iml1ffc 9mnc
prU1cltcrcOc Tia ipnl en- Sfl,clpillcr:
iloc, scr bar gift mco en- officer.
ST.. bon @cttcrltein. @lt1 loo o1
pe11tcoc pun ban1. 2iot otter fpn1
|ao Gil elegant flnot nllg @erre
mi6t / 5npcrnc FEN til @pr0et, %
Sfueipillcrinbcu prrle,,tcrcoc bull
, lpm li1 9Ggtcfrllc. Gen 1rl1ge Sffi;
GER fonperlercoc megct clifnUr6ig1
mes sen lt0enlan0lfe 9omc, % no:
get eftcr 6rp6 Sellfo6ct op for al
goa ber / cit onoen Gofe poo ltl1te1
sen 2in0en.
iSorinbcn ho0 irniolertio Office
rcn ON at tllroe betale, bpoo bcl
fremmc0c Game 6npOc mot / &ai.
lcrcaf eer; men bette nilbc Hl1sl er:
ir6en life tillooc. @lu1 tillob fun
at ban logoc us for bel10e, men be:
talte iao ltrafs, bpao bl,n eftcr bans
Spgipenoc ifplotc benoe.
ga Sc laa ilog Jig ne0 / Gofe
Sclpn poa Inter 0en 2inbcn, lte6tf
itrafs cit treble Eerion til, ion1 81:
ficeren pre- ientereoc iom lin init:
ME Sen, cit ST.. bon Stieritdot, II:
gclcoes officer. Somtolen TOM
nl1 in0 paa @crlil1s Gbeatrc % al:
bre Moipreoelier, % @errer,c fore:
ilog M1,sieri,1oe1r at gao mes pao
ct 8iograftbeoter, 50 bcnocs 5og il
0og fbrlt ofgif mcgct tent. 6rr
Sfosiprcf i10pilgc0e beri, og fo1
&embe6s Sfplb bao FUN ST.. bon
@etteritein ON oglao at betale ben-
oes @illct liant @ar6erobepe1gene
og gap bam 8elpbct bertil. Mlle
fire %panoreoe ioa ben til ltnion=
tbeotret. bpor sen troifploiae &11s:
ierinoes 9eoiagere tit benoe til
! @aroerohen at aflepcre life Blot @a1
og 4aabe, men ogiaa 6aanotaife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
UDVALGTE B0GER.

Skandinavisk ilIustr. Ko9ebog, snukt indb.
$1.-Niels Ebbeson. historisk Roman af H. F.
.swald. soc, eleg. indb. ST. -Sennen af sgd OF
sl:5u. -Vaarbud, Fort@llinger, Skitser og
'igte af A. Dan, Csc, eleg indb. eOc. Naar
j .rnteppet faider. af Jonas Lie, soc. elegant
,db. 75c.-Kareten fra L~gnneskov. afInevor
Bondesen. soc. eleg. indn. s5c.-Fortellinger
ox Digte. af .dansk a1nerik anske Fortattere.
25c.-Unge Jens Je'en, af Erik Bogh. 25c.-
,jnEdomsm,nder. af Kr. Janson. 25c-En Livs-
.ade. If 81. Bi0Tnson, Observation-Disclosures.
'fH: F. Ewald. $40 Slider, Csc, indb. DOC
o,debruden, Historisk Roman fra Diet 15de
\ .rhundrede. at H. F. I:wald, SOC -Vebners-
II I'm, En- Adelsd ,mes Livshistorie, af Marie
Henckel. 5Oc>-Orde Magter. afJouas Lie. soc.
SEs~ Skrir e.fte' f"7d~t0mdiy F"tu10V.~~
c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
% S. 4th ST., minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
ffrarn pau 6trJnarstan
Gu 5urtelIins fra @ellis Ciaps SID
(6ortiat)).
Snsuor 8puoeien.

San mooiatte Zig life Sc rpe .Snoer; lu1 par
a'lilo og iiaoie moo iine 15olt iom e%llers; men ban
bep mere ting % ftille. st i~n1erteligt l%ltryt bpi-
leoe hpppigt oucr Sc blege, faite 9rrf; seller lite
taIte ban % snetrio %iaalcoes meo binol1oer1 iom fsr.
San bapol tll f%orlo,1gt at blipe BET 9mrtle, e11lteoe
life at gjsre arilt,s noget Slaar bans Serreosm=
NE. Gog traf &rilt1s liot ,eiter liot alt fra 6m
l)pao ON pan p9lao tog Snefri0 belt?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
EitfrRr Hartrtf.
9istet ipnber % jammen.

6ulomagtig q. 2auritlen ba'
paa ct 5orlag / &isbenbapn faae1
uogipet ct Gigt ON J%aorelonoet til
Ml,iif al Mobert @enriqnes. 9r.
2anritie'ls aefjt anmelotes / $50
%reoitaocn" al Gucrretsiaefsrer sri
caro-, Ger %ill1tter fin 8eosmmelie
meo fslgcnoe &ers:
~Den, Der bill oiste ON Ganmorf,
maa meget belter lapnr,
for 6igtet, Set er Ser blepet
mer e1o tilitrafteligt ser.
9igtet lpn0er % lamner
CT 9anmart blepet og oe(t.
Set fan FIN belcs oc6 !@onoling,
man 0igter set life belt"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

befpare en- slfbrD6eIfe al Mnbfen
9aliteo meo Groens:: .sseg bsrt'
not, at oct nrene Meolen1 gau Ell
life 9pb".
ST.. .Ssrg. 6reoerifien talte ell
gang ON vGortene og De anore
N%aofiif", og uotrptte peo CT oroer
Rejligbeo Ell uomtpiitelig @an6-
beo paa felgenoe Moaoe:
Ser or 10 set beo @solpatter,,e,
at 10 lr11gere Be faar Sou at lcpe,
oeIto ltprre bltber De-. T.
&icnot er &enoingen ON st
6ens Gano, Ser logger allie Car,
men 'bpao mel1er man ON fslge,1oe
8emqrfning, ser osiaa er faloet /
6olfetinget: Set nreoe Mcolems
Htm bar ct opofbot Softer, Ser
burtig lsb nb / @anoet."
Sent galt forn cit 6olfetaler al
iteo,- Ser mi6t / ct al grafiife 9ns=
billeoer leoiaget 6ore6rag ON @e=
folfningstiluRfit uotalte: Set er
en- &jenosgierning, at 8efolfnin=
gems Tormerelje fer / 2on6et fin
Der Stco efter Ell rolig og iepmt
Itigenoe Sfala. Seq ifal III piie
milne Greoe Gtlbprere bporoan."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Song @epra % 9rpifefmifen. 8

NDt9 OeDrg Dg SrD1fefl1tc1. VII
al Song &eorgs meit pnbe0e ST.
%itorier bar felgenoe, fprtnI(er CTS
trablooet":
Seq fom cit Gag ilro mes 6or=
mi%0oagstogct ira 6%reoensborg %
pil0c togc 9roife til Mmo(icnboro.
@1llfe1 iprol1g 0o9 life til for at
lllffc &oNnOprcn Up = tpUrtimoo,
ban nor megct trepcl1, 90 ON iocr
n0brpb ban:
v&pis @erren life far noget
in1oo Set, bil6e jea gjerne beoe
@erren ON at ta9c eli o1oc11 Gpgn!"
~Mcn bporfor boa?"
$50, ifo( jeg l>cl1lig iigc Dos,
@crrc> jog far bort, at Sen grulfe
&ol19c iflrloe purc mc6 bcttc Der
lens Spn % 6erfor far jog ipilbt
llcget al min Sis n1co at bol6e fer
fprlt, for l1l1 Ajrlhcr Set bare ONT
at 11appc 6ont -. bebc, scr banter
jp gobc Griffepcnge."
Seq noattc le. Sg ieg 1purgtc
&ulfcn:
"9nor mcget pcl1tcr &c ga at
tjel1c pco at nappc bant?"
u@chc - set hlipcr 10 11of CT Ill
lc @llloifiui11g!"
Nn fif icg 2pit til at oripc 9pjcr
lnco boln, pg jog log0c:
~&pnncn fpnrn,cr life fsr n1co
i1r|te Spg, og jca lfal bare ppcr
til Yo1pptifon. Til g MI fjorc
mig 0cron1r, fan &c 10 n1oNelig
l>oa tilboAc fer igicn % lloppc
! baln."
~Sa, bpis Set CT ian0t!!"
$50 = jeg CT jp iclp fonlll1cl1
ino n1eO oette SpA og bdrtc eoot,
, Tnlf toltc OH Set"
uSon iio Up, @erre!" loaoc Silt
F, ifen pa oubnc0c Sogl1oeren.
ga jog por jteget 1l0 pc0 Yunop,
itifpr> ltaf jog ball en- @ulo=Iifro=
4! lie.
Sc lflllOc 6ape Jet bon1 - bal1s
M11ligt blllsicoe JONI CT npipot Sol!
~Sfol jog pirfclig bo' bclc ocn?"
lpurgte ban. ~Sao tiger jog rig
tignof mango Iof, @r. @rosierer!"
Seq pcrteoc poo 6ortopet, til
ban otter bapoe lat Jig op pao @uf=
fen.
~Mclt bpr!" ioooc jog til bon1,
vfjpr MI tilbage til Nproboneltatio-
men og nap barn lao!!"
Ge0 &C, bpab bnn iparcbc?
"Mej!!" roohtc ban meo ct bto1
Grin, rmu oil jog ie sen graife
&ongc %lrngt!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02
Daaoc.

5uenoe Starter llogjsr init bcle,
bpert / trer0e laoer Jig oele;
begge Ml1iiffe1 2ipet lfplocr>
Gegge tiliammel1 ct Napn 1lofploer
Gapnet CT mutt og Dor gu0oom:
n1eligt,
III, or set blepet ilemt fieo ipmmeligt
@slger, lom ginger,
@lomitcr ,1on1 Ilpnger
tnt Jig / Sting;
Nlommer, lon1 hrGnoer,
Eilc, lom len0cr
|mertefplot Citing;
oaarcn0e M1ls,
bpirple,16e Gus,
set er Sen fdrlte 5ing.
Meoens bint iom 8illeo tcg11es
= ifjbllt mco &riot % @lpont eli
1l1ou Set ou0et fat nore9l,e5
as 0foten1atifens Sci.
Mcn bpor Set CT fploigt, fart,
oftc blpbt, iirr opa munoigt,
totes bc0it umiooelbort,
I'M tinftipt og eli forltonoi1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

SulU, utI lulltl lNl VcODIllIcl IL
nie0 fplgcnbe Gcrs:
u9u,, Der oil oigte ON Guumarf,
mao meeet beller laper,
for 6igtet, Set er Ser blepet
mer e,,o tilltrGfteligt ser.
9igtet lpnoer % iammen
CT 9anmart 6lepet og oelt.
Set fan FIN belcs pc6 @onoling,
man oigter Set life belt"
st 9sar llbflip al Sabrocs v9eilie
Saul.
Mf ii6ite M,,mmer af Gabrocs
@la0 v2ille Saul" gisr pi ct @or
lt0flip, i6et man b%erigienuem faar
ct gonlfe go0t S11oblif / aanmcrot-
ifabet inocnfor Set iocialoemofrati-
ifc @arti:
Berger MeprG entotio :
men % So ng @eorgs
Min0e.
Soft fa1r lrnGgtelig bore
rooital, pau guulfc eienoommelig
Maaoc. Gi fer iooleocs, at to
locialbemofrotiife @prgerreprn le1=
tal,tcr efter ST. 9omms Minoetole
/ &%jpbenbopns @or9crrepru]enta=
tinn for Song @eorg CT blcpne flo
6cn0e.
Tor 3p0cns Moieltut tpr olle
bore li1e, % sen 0poe &onge pi=
ocs 10 fin at Dapc prrct ct Mpnltcr
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The Washington herald., 1913-05-15
SPEAKER CLARK TO
ADDRESS STUDENTS
Dliss Cesevisve Clark to Be One Of The
Graduates Of Friends Select
School

Speaker Champ Clark, whose daughter,
Miss Genevieve Champ Clark. VIII be
among the graduates. will make the an
nual address to the class OF 1913 OF
Friends Select School In connection with
the presentation exercises which VIII
mark the formal termination OF the
school year at that institution. The pres
entation exercises wiz: be held at the
Friends meeting house, which adooins
the school, Friday evening, May q. The
graduating class this year has ten mem-
bers, as follows:
Katherin Hawxhurst, president; Con-
stance Weaver, vice president; Grafton
Tyler Brown. secretary; Elmer Hoven-
den Gates, treasurer; Harry Burch, Gen.
evieve Champ Clark, Sybil Davis, Lowell
Shuster Harding. Ruth Raymond Fat
terson, and Jean Harmon Roberts.
Miss Genevieve Clark. who is absent
hi Europe, will be the only member of
the class who will not be present at the
commencement. Aside from the address
by Speaker Clark, the principal interest
In the exercises will be centered In the
presentation eff diplomas by Mr.. Thomas
w. Sidwen. principal of the school Mu-
steal numbers in the programme will
include piano solos by Mr.. Harry Pat
terson Hopkins. two choruses by the