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Evening journal., 1913-03-01
IN EW CAsrLE couNrY. ss.

~ EW CASTLE COUNTY, Ss.
n THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
no THE SNERilf OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GREETING
WHEREAS Clara g. Dur
ham. by her petition 10 the
iudet OF oar Superior eourt.
died In iho ofhce OF tho Pro.
ihunOfary OF said Court. ia
and for Now Castle county.
Tor tuc cause Of complaint
iheroin alleged. has made APP
plicatou 20 our said judges
that a decree may bo pro-
nouncod dissolyinc The mar
riaro existing between tho
petitioner and Levi Durham
WE THEREFORE COMMAND YOU, a.
your predecessor WAS heretofore commanded
that you summon Levi Durham, shat
hc be aud appear before The Judges
oi our said court at the next torn thereof,
TO hc held at Wilmington. on
Monday. the third day Of March
ncst. TO answer the allegations Of
tho said petitioner Clara A. Durham, ac-
cording 20 the Act Of Assembly. in such
case made aud provided and also 90 do and
locciyo what the court shall then and Tiers
consider concerning him In this behalf a.
10 the court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions Of tho said Act u
Assembly
And Have You Then There This Writ.
WITNESS the Honorable James pennc.
will, 1T Wilmington, tho sixth day % Jshu'
ary. a. D nineteen hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH WluGLEsWokTH.
Issued January H. 1913. n,s'is.ss' mari.
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BuSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

- ALESMANACFR. SUCCESSFUL, WIDE
- ly acquainted. wants suitable account for
raiiroad steamship and export trade in New
York. Philadelphia and Boston. Expenses ard
brokerage reliable. p. o. Box 1l5, New
York mart.it
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS


II OR ELECTRICAL WORK or ANY
II nature, call Moore Brothers d. & a.
phone. 2f5SA; Delmarvia, 8443. Satisfac.
tion guaranteed. Shop, S. w. Cor Eighth
and Madison streets. ian14-6m
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II w1LLER. LADIES' AND GENTS
H. npto.date tailor You can get a suit
20 order; style. ht and rknanship ruarsn.
teed, at great reduction by ordering this
month. The best material used. Save $500
by ordering now. No. sac King street ID.
& A. Phone. 1857. fch5.2m
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REMOVAL NOTICE.


II a. STASsFORT, JEwELER. NOW
~. located at No. N West Ninth street
fohT.Im
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ROOFERS


wv f. WILLIAMS co
w No s21 Orange ST. Roofing, spout.ne
AID Heating. Metal and composition roofing
ing promptly done. Phone a26 iyr
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LADIES TAILOkS

- AMUEL Zurz. THE PRACTICAL.
- tailor for ladies' and gents Clothing
cleaned, pressed and repaired. No 1000
IatnEi street. near Delaware avenue.
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- PUBLIC SALE OF BED,
49, F~S0 ford County Cows on the
Xkkne4SO John W, Day Farm, Talley-
W NV vile. Delaware Monday,
fKSSsssl s-...s75,n March 3, 1913. at D. ~.
One carload Of fresh Cows
and springers
feh25. 27. 2e-mar1. THOS. H. pASSMORE
ID UBLIC SALE-NOlICE is HEREBY
L given that the undersigned will at II
o'clock q. m, Tuesday, March A. 1913, at
the freight station OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway Company. nc Guyoncourt.
Dn expose TO sale at public auction. thu
hereinafter mentioned property. upon which
it has lien under existing laws for the
costs or expenses Of carriage storage and
labor bestowed thereon Crushed Stone lover
IA tons), consigned TO j. y. O'Neal, re-
ceived in B. r. & p. car l0s09. This stone
is stored on the ground in the lot az Guyen.
court Del, whore IL may be examined, II de-
sired, II sold n will be subject 10 removal
from place Of storage az purchaser expense.
Terms cash.
feb1 !, s-mar1.
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TRANSPORTATION
Wilson LinetoP Philadelphia
PAssENqERs Am FREIaHT.

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
Leave Fourth Street Wharf Wilmington,
daily including Sundays. ~ 730 and fO.a0
a M. 4 80 and AIS p. m. On aAturuuys
and Sundays only, additional trips ~
100 p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, rtiladei
rhia daily. including Sundays, a. 1880
a. m, iso. f.i5 and 700 p. m. On Sun.
days and Mondays only, additional trips AZ
100 n. m.
FARES-lncludinE Saturdays and SIN
daye: philudelphia excursion 25c: one
way, Ice Chester excursion. I6ei one
rsy. Zoe
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PERSONAL

~ UT THIS OUT FOR LUCK sENn
y hirthdatc and 100 for wonderful horos.
cope of your entire life. Professor Raphael,
No. 400 Lexington avcnuc, New York
fchS. IS. % .mari 3.
< TOCKMAN. SIS. WORTH 100000.
y would marry Address X, Box 80,
League, Toledo Ohio mari 10.
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PUBLIC SALE.

>y-~-<ry~o~o~->~e~-~~-e e~------>-r--'
II uBMC SALE on STOCK FARMING
II Implements aud household goods. March
8. on Lancaster Pike and Oak Hin, az
O clock One bay mare. on sorrci horse one
roam horse one COW. wagons, harness. chick
ems turkeys, corn fodder Terms cash
y. Al. PHILLIPS, owner.
WAf. NJ LANK. Auct. feb22-1Ot.
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PLUMBERS

ID AIpH !. FIDANCE.
II Plumbing and Heating. Moderate
prices Calls attended 10 at once. No. 1902
West Sixth street D. 4 A. phone 15AiD.
Oelmarvia, 1855. nI7.tf
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~ oRi RENT-HoUsE. rs ACRES OF
L Eood farming land Cecil Howell, Cos
tast, Pa. marl-3t
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Ia.ued Ianuarr ls. JOE.
NJ EW CAsrLE COUNTY, IS.
~ THE STATE or DELAWARE.
no 1HE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY CREETINC

NJ EW CASTLE COUNTY. IS.
~ THE STATE or DELAWARE.
40 THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY. GkEETlNG
WHEREAS. Anna Tlorsnos
Ennis by hor petition 70 the
Judges OF our Superior Court,
hled IN the ohce Of The Pro-
tl.an-aere - ala r....--
and for New Castle county,
for the cause Of complaint
therein alleged has made an.
rlication TO our said judges
that a decree may be pro.
uounccd diasolving tho mar.
rage existing between the
petitioner and Norris Ennis.
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU ~
your predecessor was heretofore commanded.
that you summon Morris Ennis, that
ho be- and appear before the Judges
OF our said court at the ncNt term thereof.
60 he held al Wilmington. on
Monday. the third day Of Marcia
next 90 answer the allegations Of
the said petitioner. Anna Florence Ennis. ac.
cording 60 she Act Of Assembly. In such
case made and provided. aud also 20 do and.
receive what the court shall then and there
consider concerning him In this behalf, as
10 the court shall seem meet and consiHtent
with The provisions Of the said Act Of
Assembly.
And Have You Then There This Writ
WITNESS the Honorable James penne.
will 90 Wilmington. the sixth day Of ianus
ary. A. ID nineteen hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH Wl6GLESWoRrli
issued January 90. 1913 fi.si5. .ss. mari
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DIVORCE NOTICES

49,
NJ EW CASTLE COUNTY. So
~ THE STATE or DELAWARE
TO THE SHERIFF or NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, GREETING.
WHEREAS. Harry G.
Helms hy his petition 70 tho
judges Of our Superior Court
filed In the ohico Of the Pro-
thonotary OF aaid Court In
and for New Castle county
for tho cause of complaint
therein alleged. has made ap-
plication 10 our said judges
that q decree may bo pro.
nouncod dissoirinc the mar.
riace existing between the
petitioner and Margaret W,
Helms.
WE THEREFORE, COMMAND YOU, as
your predecessor waa heretofore commanded,
that YOU summon Margaret W. Helms. thai
hhe be and appear before the judges
Of our said court at tho next term thereof,
70 be held a. Wilmington, on
next TO answer tho allegations cf
Tho said petitioner. Harry G. Helms. ac.
cording 20 the Act Of Assembly, In such
case made and provided and also 20 DO and
receive what the court shall then and there
consider concerning her In this behalf. ~
90 the court shall seem meet aud consistent
with tho provisions Of the said Act Of
Assembly.
And Have You Thon There This Writ.
WITNESS Tho Honorable Jamea penne.
viii. nt WILMINGTON. thc sixth day % Jnnu.
airy, A. ID. nineteen hundred and thirteen.
JOSEPH WIGGLESWORTH.
Issued January is. leia. fi.sisss%.yi,I
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TYPEWRTTFRS.

n IPEWRfTERS REPAIRED. RENfEb
4 sold. Easy payments. Bargains. slightly
uhed Royals, underwoods, Remmgtous Rib
tons. Typewriter Supply Co.. No. 9f5 Mar
ket St. Both phones. a23.tf
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POULTRY.

u AIRED PLYMOUTH ROCK Eggs ron
ID Matching Utility stock Si.0O per 49,.
5000 per 100, Mrs. Robert BETTY, Guycn
court Del fcbiQ.ttEim
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HAIR DRESSING

I d. DRIGGrss-rULL LINE or HAIR
y . work Comhngs made into brnids.
fompadonrs and Duds. No. 5i6 Orange
stroet. feb4'sm'
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IL OR RENr--AN APARTMENT IN THE
Il lyle, Eighth and West streets, rooms
Hhd bath. No. llo6 Heald street, rooms
rnd BATH No. 2tO North Van Buren, street.
? rooms. Store and dwelling Eleventh and
hsaid streets. y. Levy. Seventh and Market
Ntreets feb1O-1m.
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FOR RENT


TOR RENT-14 PRIVATE GARAGES.
4 Modern. on Concord avenue, near Mar
koi street. Each 81 per month. G. r. Park,
No 1o7 West Ninth 81. feh27 eod-iui.
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~ HE WESTERN WHITE FRONT SHAY.
ing aud Hair Cntting rsrlor No. iia
East Fourth street. win make 40 change In
their prices. Hair Cutting. &C. Shave. Zoe
The best OF attention given 10 all fehIn-lsn
Evening journal., 1913-03-01

NJ AY WE TREAT YOUR COMPLEXION
wi 20 an electrical massage for tho com.
ing social a1nrl One treatment 5Oc. Louise
G. Potts, 6o2 Equitable bldg d1.tts-3m.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
BUSINESS NOTICE

ID EFORF DIsPOSINu OF YOUR FUR
ID niture, also once and household, cali
Dugan Bros. 2i7 r. Ninth St. feb21im.
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SCRAP IRON, STEEL AND METAL

II 1GHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron steel and metals rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co.,
South Market and O streets. ian8l-1yr.
Ii IGHEST CASH PRICES PAID ron
IL scrap iron. steel and metals rubber
aud rope, Auto tires a. specially. y. Ed
ward Siir'ith. No. Pa French g. iau8f-tyr
Evening journal., 1913-03-01

Mrs. r.. EVANS. no. soi KING
WI street. Shampoolng facial massage.
hair dressing Combings mado up Phone
s7s5A. febi6m.
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OriCE-AiL MEMBERS OF COURT
~ Diamond. no. l. o. a. s.. arc requested
90 meet in the court roun. ~ i9O p. m..
sharp for tho purpose Of attending The Fun.
crni Of our sister Mary Bennett
CHARLOTTE AlNSWORTH. r
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IL ROM FEBRUARY 10 TO MARCH g..
II the HANSEN Automobile Company ~ill
have on display at No. .227 West Tenth st..
the 1913 models Of Overland cars. fcbt4.Sw
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nR. JAMES l.. FRANCE HAS REMOVED
~ hs ofhco 10 No. sos Washington street
7 10 p. m. d. s A. phone 8i7t.
febl3-1m
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Al oTICE-ELMEB L. COLE. CoMMuNI.
~ cate W once with q. IL Cole Woodford.
Maine Urgent and important business
b11-oOd.im
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NJ AsIELLO & co. No. el5 MARKET sT
lNl Ladies' and Gents Straw and an kinds
Of hats renovated, cleaned aud reshapod Pri.
vatc Shoe Shining parlor for ladies' fehl ON.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01

/ p YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CrOTHEs
i call up Isaac Gibbs No sa4 French 81
y. A. phone No. 2oo5. and he viii call
for them. ie.tf
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NOTICE MEMBERS on WELCOME
~ Lodge, o. $. Of b.. win meet Sunday
afternoon. March .. az i.3o p. M, az lodge
room. No. 0ti Market street. to attend ser.
vices Of the late Mary A Bennett. foh27.ai
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NJ TOTICE-IsAAC s. BuLLOCK-TIN
~ Roofing sponiine and Heater Work
has removed TO No 1i5 Shiplcy Sc feb2iim
~ OTICE-C. A. CHURCH HAS RE.
~ moved his dentist ohico from No. zoe
Ninth street Phone aosa. toba-im.
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Honor American Heroes.

To the Editor OF The Star:
II is particularly gratifying to read
such pleasing and patriotic illusions to
the pla cling of statue of Gen. Robert T.,
Lee in this city. 1t bespeaks a genuine
patriotism that We a united people. ma
well be proud of. The eloquent and
touching words of President Mckinley
when visiting the south some years ago
proved an olive branch of peace and
goodwill that was SO beautifully climaxed
at the recent Gettysburg reunion. II
mattered not upon which side the vet
eran served. he was recognized as an
Amrican patriot and the hand OF friend
ship was grasped with genuine sincerity.
nobler more impressive evidence
of American admiration for her distin-
guished military chieftains could not be
demonstrated than by the erection of
the proposed monument to Gen. Robert
T.. Lee in this the capital OF the ma
ton that the world may realize the
esteem and honor Americans confer upon
their heroes.
MRS. MAGNUS s. THOMPSON.
President Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No.
20 L. ID. g.
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lst-For Subject 2d-For Clear, Sharp Detail
3d-For General Points of Excelency

the rate of formation of strata. and
hence as a criterion of geologic time.
He calculates that the earth gains
10000 grains Of cosmically derived
nickel per square kilometer per annum.
From this figure and the nickel con-
tent Of the abysmal red clay he esti-
mates that a layer one meter thick OF
the latter requires $500 years to ac-
cumulate. The professor urges menu
bers OF proposed polar expeditions to
complete Nordenskjold's observations
by determining the rate of deposition
Of cosmic dust and intimates that
within this century there will be drill
ed hole in the bottom Of the sea
which will give us the other data to
be determined.
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the young people was made manifest Fri
day night, when an informal shirt waist

the young people was made manifest Fri
day night, when an informal shirt waist
dance was held in the old Armory Hall.
on Davis street
Miss Margaret Williams of Red Springs,
N. c., is the guest of her relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. Vass. She will be joined
shortly by her father. William Williams.
a former resident Of Culpeper.
At a meeting of the Culpeper Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy. held Tues
day at the home of the president. Miss NJ.
Waite. 1t was decided to hold a bazaar
August s for the benefit of the all-south
monument fund.
DIR. Clyde Lewis has returned from Nir-
ginia Beach, where he spent the past
week in attendance upon the annual ses-
sion of the Virginia State Dental Asso-
citation. He was accompanied home by
Mrs. Lewis and their little daughter. who
have been visiting relatives in Norfolk.
Mrs. Burkmeyer of Port Royal, s. c.,
who is spending the summer in Culpeper
Joined Mr.. Burkmeyer I'm New York this
week for q trip to Buffalo and points of
interest in Canada. En- route back to Gull
pepper they will visit Mrs. John S. Barbour
, in Fairfax,
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The avenue of the Presidents. y

10 the Editor OF The Star:
When we were studying rhetoric we
were warned against the style known
as ''fine writing"-that is. the use of
high-sounding words and phrases. Is
not the title as above an example of
that style, and. if so. does it not offend
against good taste, and should 1T not
be discontinued? Who, it may be asked.
is responsible for the sacrifice of plain
and honest 10th street" for the new
and Stilted title? What for example.
could be more stilted than to say one
lives at the corner of the Avenue of
the Presidents and X street? Perhaps
1t is not too late for ridicule and boy
colt to drive out the new and restore
the old. Perhaps The Star could sug-
gest articles of incorporation for So
ciety having this In view. Who can tell
what effect the persistent use of the old
name by a sufficient number Of proper
people would have! 1t is worth try
ing. A mere name will never make a
street arfstocratic. p. ID. HASKELL
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Place Proposed for Lee Statue.

To the Editor Of The Star:
l read with great interest the COM
munication in your issue of the 18th
instant from the pen of Mr.. Daniel S
Gordon. suggesting that zone of our
unoccupied circles here in Washington
contain a "reminiscences that VIII tell
the whole world the story OF our united
country, that those who lost at Gettys-
hurp and that those who won at Get
tysburg each had qualities of which
every American can speak with honest
pride"
Whose statue so placed would be the
most fitting reminder that the south.
as well as the north. had men en-
dowed by God with extraordinary ca
pacity and virtue? / answer this ques-
ton without a single hesitation-that
of Robert Z. Lee.
May I suggest as most appropriate
place for the Lee statue the Chevy
Chase Circle The very name Chevy
Chase" recalls a battle famous in the
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CULPEPER MACCABEES
HAVE A DAY Of FUN
Entertain Guests From Abroad
and Play Ball Game With
Charlottesville Team.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

CULPEPER, Va, July III, 1913.
Monday was a gala day for the order
Of Maccabees in Culpeper, one of the
features being a base ball game be-
tween the Culpeper team and the X.
ball grounds. which resulted in a score OF
8 to O in favor Of the home team. At a
BANQUET that night the Culpeper Lodge
entertained many visiting members, in
Guiding Past State Commander L. n.
Roeting. and both base ball teams. as
we'll as numerous visitors from various
parts Of the state. a lodge meeting FOL
lowed the banquet.
seln was made last week of 81 acres
Of land of the large estate known as
Farley i. this county, being Mrs. Sadie
Stearns NcClanahan's share of the 1900
acres of This farm left to his nine chill
5ren by the late Franklin Stearns. The
purchaser Was Roger Bickers, lawyer
IF Culreres. This is the first time this
estate has been sold except in Its entirety
since il was first established by the Bev-
NV family III rreceTclutionary times.
Contest for Legislature.
The contest Tor the democratic nomi-
nation to the Virginia house OF delegates,
which will be settled at tho primary held
August ), wakes hotter, as the days go by,
hetween the friends of Alden Bell, who
has represented the county for several
terms and is standing for reelection. and
Harry Smith. a prominent farmer and
member of the board of supervisors. In
q way II is a contest between the vets
I'D The ..drys." as Mr.. Smith is sup
nrrted by the latter element.
plans are being made for the week of
cb.mtaunua to be held in Culpeper in
Santamher. and the courthouse green has
been selected as the most suitable place
to hold II. .,.
Monday night, which is the first time Gull
naner neople have had an opportunity to
..;t.,. this popular form Of amusement.
except in the open air. since last Decem-
-. p',han the old opera house caught fire
in the midst of q performance and was
burned to the ground.
NJ and Mrs. Griffin Durant entertained
+,,.an,~'tWo of their friends at an old
t,m,a Virginia supper Tuesday evening at
their country home near Boston, this
county.
Give "shirt Waist" Dance.
..r,,, 70 the simple life by someie d
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SCIENCE NOTES.

Dr A. Penck. professor OF geography
at Berlin. has been elected CORE
spending member Of the Paris Academy
OF Sciences.
Francis Church Lincoln. professor OF
mining engineering in the University
of Illinois. has resigned TO accept the
position of resident engineer for the
Bolivian Development Company, La
Paz. Bolivia.
DR.. W Killing has for the second
time been awarded the Lobachevski
prize OF the Physico Mathematical So
ciety of kasan.
July % an expedition for the study
Of territorial magnetism. under the
auspices of the Carnegie Institution OF
Washington, set sail from San Fran
cisco for Thursday Island. Torres
straits, Queensland and Australia. The
party consists of DR.. Alfred @. Mayer,
director, and Profs. Hubert l.. Clark. ID
r. Tennent. r. Newton Harvey. Frank
NJ Potts OF Cambridge University and
John Mills, engineer.
The Vienna Society for the lnvestiga-
ton and Prevention of Cancer has es-
tablished a laboratory for experimental
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PRESIDENT IS MERCIFUL.
Permits Convict to Be Near Family
and Friends.

President Wilson has decided to permit
Newton A. Carlisle. former president of
the National Bank at Newberry, s. c.,
convicted of misapplying its funds, to
serve his sentence of one year and a
day in Newberry Jail, instead Of at the
Atlanta penitentiary.
The prisoner is in i'll health. The
President will permit the transfer so
that Carlisle may be close to his family
and friends. His fve-year sentence was
recently committed by the President to
a year and day.
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where is the Lee Monument 2
To the Editor of The Star:

|
Apropos OF the recent discussion Of the
sentiment for Lee monument In this
District of Columbia. l beg to tell an
incident which took place a dozen years
ago.
A gentleman came to Washington to
take part in our government, bringing
with him his daughter of eight years.
He took great pleasure in showing her
around our beautiful city, and the little
girl took especial interest in the monu-
ments of those whom our government
has SO delighted to honor. knowing who
most of the men Were. After looking
about for some two or three days she
said:
Papa where is the monument to Gen.
Lee?"
That little girl of eight exactly ex.
pressed my feelings.
KATHERINE ID. TALIAFERRO.
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history of England and Scotland as
bringing out all the chivalrous quail
ties OF our forbears 600 years ago.
Gen. Lee was noble example of that
same chivalrous spirit-ifty years ago
and We in whose breasts there lin
gers some Of that beautiful and holy
sentlE1ent Will be delighted to see "A
monument to Lee, the modern repre-
sentative of that spirit we love in the
ancient English and Scotch
WILLIAM DAVIS
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moonlight excursion to Indian Head
on the steamer st. Johns is to be given
next Monday night by Carroll Institute,
the affair being the fortieth annual excur-
sion under the auspices Of the institute.
An elaborate program of dancing and
other amusements has been arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27
Union Avenue. :

To the Editor Of The Star:
The suggestion that old 18th street be
named Union avenue is the best i have
heard for il leads directly To and from
the White House. the very physical and
JOHN A. JOYCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

John T. Loving, mayor Of Pulaski.
Va was stricken with paralysis Friday
morning in the city hall and is critically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

Gov Goldsborough of Maryland has ap-
pointed Miss +. Blanche Richardson as
an additional notary public for Annapolis,
Nd
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work on the subject. mainly in the
domain of chemistry and chemical
therapeutics. 1t is to be amalgamated
With the Spiegler Institute. which has
been in existence nine years. Prof. 5.
Fraenkel has been appointed director.
The National Geographic Society has
made a grant to Prof. Lawrence Mar
tin to enable him to make detailed
studies in September at Grand Pacific
and Muir glaciers.
The University of London has con-
ferred the title of emeritus professor
of chemistry on Sir William Ramsay.
who has occupied the chair of general
and inorganic chemistry at the uni
versity since 1887.
DIR. Il. q. Stiles. assistant professor OF
physiology at Simmons College. has
been elected instructor in physiology
in Harvard College.
Prof. Barnard is using the great
forty-inch Yerke's refractor TO a very
useful piece of astronomical work in
following the temporary stars of re-
cent years long after they have become
invisible to ordinary telescopes
Prof Alfred G. Lane directs the at
tention of the scientific world to the
possibility of using the proportion OF
contained meteor dust as a measure OF