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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
FouLoulER. AlR-MAn. KILLED.
Frenchman Falls ESQ Feet While Test
Ing MonopIane.

Chalons-Sur-Marne. France. The
French aviator. Maurice L. FoulQuier.
while testing a monoplane for the first
time, fell from a height of ESQ feet
and was killed. FoulQuier had been
accustomed to biplane and the ac-
cident is attributed to the fact that
he failed to realize that monoDlane
required different methods of hand
ting.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
sayAN DEFENDS M,REyNoLDs.

Champions Attorney-General's Course
In caminetti-Diugs Case.
Washington.-In statement issued
in his capacity as Editor OF the Com,
moner." Secretary Of State Bryan
came to the defence of Attorney-Ge
eral McReynolds in connection with
the Caminetti case and at the sans
time took to task the New York World
for the latter's published demand that
Mr.. McReynoids resign.
The criticism of the World caused
much comment here.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
HUNGER STRIKE IN JERSEY.
Girl Adopts sunraaette Methods IN
Jail And ls Freed.

Trenton, N. J.-Miss Margaret Ditch
field, the 1S-year-old girl who has been
on a hunger strike in the Mercer
County Jail for five days, was re-
leased, although she had only served
FIVE of thirty-day sentence. She was
let go in custody of her mother and
the probation officer. She was com
mitted following her capture in raid
on rooming house.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
$4,000 in GOLD DUG UP.
Workmen Unearth What Is Supposed
To De Pirate Treasure.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT excavating at
the Guantanamo Naval Station I'M
earthed jar containing $4,000 in old
Spanish gold coins. There was no
scramble for the pieces of eight be-
cause the Cuban law is very explicit
on the subject, holding that half OF
such q find shall go to the finder and
the other half to the owner Of the
land
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
SENATE FOR LILAC.

Pennsylvania House For Violet As
state Flower-DeadIoek Follows.
Harrisburg, Pa.-The lilac as the
State flower swept the Senate by a
vote of 81 to after it had gone down
to defeat and had been reconsidered.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
PULLED FROM ROOF BY KITE.
Boy Of II Years Falls Six Stories And
Is Killed.

New York.-James Kossina, IL years
old, is probably the youngest victim
in the long list of fatal aviation acct
dents. He was carried to death while
flying kite. James was on the roof
of six-story tenement in the East
Side when a gale from the East river
caught his kite and pulled him to the
edge of the roof. He did not think
of letting go of his kite string until
too late to save himself. and he fell
six stories to the ground. being In
stantly killed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
MANY WILLING TO GIVE SKIN.
Seventy Volunteered For Grating To
Aid Explosion Victims.

Buffalo--Enough people have vol
unteered as donors of skin to sup
ply all that will be needed for graft
ing on the victims of the Hustled ele-
yator explosion. Seventy volunteers.
including women, girls and Boy
Scouts, are on the list In addition.
the members of rowing club, zoo
strong, have voted their services. All
are trained athletes. Two more vic
tins died, bringing the total known
dead up to IL.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
WOMEN TO SEE BOXING.

clergymen Invited To Be Honorary
Members OF Athletic Club.
New York-Women are to be ad;
mitted to the boxing bouts which, be-
ginning this week, will be feature
of the work Of St Lawrence's Roman
Catholic Church. in Sayville. of which
the Rev. Michael P. Heffernan is rec
tor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
AN EXPENSIVE KISS.
Il Cost Pension Bureau Chief Three
Months Salary. .s~s.

Washington.-The price Of Kiss in
the government service is $3.50. Frank
D. Heater, $1,000 a year section
chief of the Pension Bureau, made
this discovery when he kissed tenn
porary girl clerk good-by Some one
saw the kissing and told Pension Com
missioner Saltzgarber, who promptly
suspended the offending chief for
three months without pay.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
old FOES MEET
AT CT YSBURC'
Tent ON Scene Of Immortal
Struggle ofFifty Years Ago
OVER 100000 VISIT FIELD
Blue and Gray Sheltered In 5000
Tents on Battlefield, But This Time
as Brethren Of = United Family,
They Celebrate Mighty Clash.


They Celebrate Mighty Clash.
Gettysburg. Pa.-Gettysburg stepped
backward for q week into the halo Of
history and looked again on an army
Of blue and gray. meeting to join In
the semi-centennial celebration OF the
greatest battle OF the war between
the States:
On the field Of Gettysburg the men
who wore the blue and the men who
wore the gray met again to observe
the completion OF the half century
since the struggle which marked the
turning point in the war between the
States. The hands which fifty years
ago were raised against each other
now clasp in friendship, the stars and
bars mingle with the stars and stripes.
Every possible arrangement for the
comfort Of the united armies was
made the camp being under the direc-
ton OF oficers OF the regular army and
the streets Of Gettysburg being pa
trolled by the Pennsylvania constabu-
larry For the care of the sick the
army, the State and the Red Cross
made extensive preparations.
The site selected Tor the camp OF
1000 tents ACCOMMODATING 5O,oO vet
Grams, lies about midway between the
line q the armies as tney existed on
the morning 81 the maj Gay OF nsnt-
ING,
TO the rear OF the camp one mas 2
glimpse OF the ridge and to the LETT
is spanglers Woods, IN which PICK
etcs men formed their line Tor the
nnal charge which brought the Con.
federacy 70 its nlgn-Water marx ana
then dashed to earth the hopes OF
those VINO dreamed OF founding .
new empire on American soil.
UP and down tne streets OF the
immense camp old-time songs echoed
IN thin and cracked voices. Bugles
held IN the trembling hands OF those
who sounded the call to arms hall .
century ago biared old cavalry calls;
nutes and drums were busy, ana
volleys OF cheers occasionally rose
above the din.
the old boys TOOK 70 camp Ire
$3.50 80 s'A 80 .ssSS 4po "
eioh'
the Coniederates encamped, az
near IS may be to the point from
which nifty years ago, Lee poured his
men on the Union lines.
The formal exercises each day held
In ; big tent near the Emmitsburg
r., we're brief, lasting only two hours
each day, . "a the rest Of the time the
veterans spent ss they pleased.
In the village thousands of sight
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-07-04
ARMS FOR CASTRO, is BELIEF.
Number Of Cases Seized at Bridge
town, Barbados.

Bridgetown. Barbados.-A number of
cases OF rifles and ammunition were
seized here by the Government author
tiles. They had been landed from a
mail steamer three weeks ago and
we're invoiced as ironmongery. 1t is
believed here that the arms were in
tended for an agent OF Cipriano Cas-
tro. the former Venezuela dictator.
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THE LANDMORE. ii3s Gath sr.-rHE BEST
apartments for the money in the city: ans
room apartments. S25 and $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-30

A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK-$s5.
Almost brand-new, and absolutely modern IN
every respect Ten rooms, baths and sery-
ants toilet. Hot-water heat; electric lights
washtray; hardwood floors, freplaees, etc, etc
PARK outlook that cannot be eqnaled. Call NJ
SA25O-CLOSE TO BUSINESS SECTION.
Ten rooms and BATH modern throughout
Located ON an all-white street. few blocks
from 7th and r sts., and convenient TO entire
business section. Inspect 1t at once.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; Q ROOMS AND BATH
Thoroughly modern house. in fine condition;
big Yards front and back. Located on one OF
the prettiest streets In section Close 10 lth
and 14th st. cars. Rent reduced to So. SO.
NINE ROOMS AND BATH-$25.5O
Location on a good street, facing park, in
NV section. Nine squares from Treasury.
Thoroughly modern throughout, and will be put
in condition TO suit tenant.
BEST RESIDENTIAL PART OF NE. SECTION
sig rooms and bath, with all modern i'm
proyements; good front and rear yards, and ex-
ceptionally desirable surroundings. Close u
three good car lines: Is minutes ride from
Treasury. Rent, $3.50.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Brand new house. In choice residential section
Of new homes in ne. On direct line. -Four
pleasant rooms: porcelain tub and sink: big
yards. Investigate this at once.
SHANNON & LUcHS Renting Service.
NJ. 2345 713 l4th st. ~. $40.
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Leave your little wants at
The Star Branch.
> Ore in your neighborhood.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
- s NrGrire 9TH ami sts
TER { riola. r,rr-sixis. ~ md Irn'aaa @.e
ro~f,t Telegraph. ". y \. sta Bond bldg
.eI y cam,srr ,,rucs ao"3 Georgia are.
nay p-mss,st 81, I'm s M ro ,as rc,d
n.aenhPrr.s Egresr q Iuf or, II.
Interior Dent. sth ard Postal TstHsraph
$ Ksrn. sons ( Co. Information Bureau.
rani Pearson Druggist. 18th and Florida ave. NV.
y H. Ridccwav Pharmacy. Conn. and Fla aves
Poland Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery Sore.
Union Station Postal Telegraph.
n.'c sasi CsDo f r".,,
ou's'ey's Drug Store. 21st snd @ sta
GEORGETOWN,
o'Donnel's Drug Store. s2nd and SITS
P-ide's Pharmacy. 18th and SITS.
NORTHEAST,
= K. Richardson < c.. \. Cap. and ssA
Eeneaiy's Pharmacv y. Cap. and SITS.
r. " Mcwiiliams' Pharmacy. ls,h ard n SITS n..
Iin-oln Park Phsrmscy. 18th and East Cap. SITS
SOUTHEAST:
Thompson Drug Co. Sth and r SITS. 50.
Rrsdiey.s Drug store; 18th ard Pa ave. Sc
:. Fealy. Druggist. 1lth and ia. ave-
SOUTHWEST:
i1th ST wharf Postal telegraph Office.
sullivsn's Drug Store. eth and SITS. sw
ANACOSTIA:
Hury's Drug Store. 200 Nichols ave.
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FOR RENT-RY Is. +. )
7l3 L NV. Jar. b.. 80. 4.
3u4 L Cap. Or, b.$45.5l
2a1 nw. l1r. b. As. vO
1923 o NV, Or, b. 40. 80
1910 Irving NV. sr, b4n.t.
4I4 II nw. or. b. q! 70
H25 5th NV. Tor. h. 3d.
1929 s nv, Tr. b. .39. ~
ia y NV. Or. b. 300
S21 o nv. sto, Arb. 81. ~
iii 18th NY, l2r, h3"". 81
30s X nw. ST, b.. 80. OF
1929 9th nv. ar,b. 30. o
1882 Riggs nv, ST. b-s-9u
1856 Sih NV. 81. b.2S. D
:Io Il liNv. Or. u. 80
102 Quincy nv. IT, b2I ~
1910 81 NV, Or. b. n 90
Cos Lamont INV. O. b. Get
40 y Y a. nw.6.b -. ~
1922 y NY. 9r, b. = =
30 ID NV. sr. b. :. 23.o
29i3 Ga az NV. Or. b.. >,
273i Sher av NV. @. b23.5t
1909 Marion nw,7.b23. q
900 Q INV. 7r. b. ..23. !.
1928 ID ne, ar, b.. 20. %
1898 9th NV. Or, b. -22.G
1882 y av NV. .b.2. )
ll19 I ne, Or, h&s. .21.5
1928 Water sw, Or. b3.3l
2o2i G NV. Or. b. 1850
STA Mich ay NEG. WIS.,
706 II 1 av NV, or. wl6.5e
i2lS Mi sv n. Or. vlo. 40
914 I Sc. ar. w....lo.51
81 9Th ne. 5r. W. Is. q
1927 4th NV, OR, W. Is. 81
22g7 y Y av nw.5. b13. -
1424 X Sc. Or, b. ..l3. 80
1913 4fh ne. 6r. W. Is. p
GIT LIST Sc, 7r. b. +. .l4.In
I4l4 q Sc. Or. b. 1850
A Decatur ne, 5r, wlO. 20
.OLAtsED TENANTS.
2016 1th NV. sto. q, -
" .Ss.W
1903 Marion nw.1. b25 81
1921 4th NV. CRIB. .25.5o
1913 Sher ay nw.6. h25.5 20
637 l. NV. 1r. b. : %. 80
1907 9th NV, Or, b. 300
Plat Newport place
NV, 5r, b. ......22.5n
1851 9th NV. Or. b. PESO
936 L NV. sr. W. .21.6o
1927 18th NV, sr. W. 21.0C
1917 18th NV. 5r, b. 20. 80
$40 Fla av NV, Or. boo. so
416 l. NV. Or. W. ..2o.5l
1923 Seaton NV. D. h20. 80
400 l. NV. 6r,. W. ..20.5n
1880 4th NV. ar, W. @.Jii
1922 Walter Sc, q. 70. 90
1924 Marin n,v.6. wlS.5o
FOR RENT
~--. -r-r-rUp MI
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FOE RENT.
Oh KENI-
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave., NV.
APARTMENTS.

tHcat furDished.1
The ReTifn. Iowa circle, Or. and bath. -. $JOOO
1862 Irving ST.. rooms and bath. ....... 41.00
3is 18th st. ny, , 2nd a. er b;s 4s sSo
The Saranac. 1908 n Cap. Or. and b.. 1000
s ass ! ssS 1910 sEa oo st. e9 IT,
The Melton 4th and \. Y. ave-. Or. b.. S9.S0 90
The oswego 1925 W st: NV. Or; and b. 800. 90
The Saratoga. 9TH and f. Cap. Ar. b.. $500
The Turin, 1924 nth st. NV. 4r. and b. 800
The Kelwood. 1871 Corcoran. 5r.. bath. $3.50
The Frederick 9th l. X NV. 4th door. Ar. go
The The GaGi,5 tso on End St a.
Ins h's~oz'a. s!5 sri I. St. Me- s. o. sss s
Monticello No -. ; rooms and bath: 900
1899 Fairmont ST. 3rd floor. 3r and b.. $500
64S q st. ne. srd door. 6 rooms: 27 90
The spokane lel 1 ii me NE. 4r bath. ESQ
The Melton. 4th and y. Y. ave. Ar. b.. 23So
The russell. 1924 l4th NV, End floor. $500
1874 I NV. 3 rooms and bath. .......- $3.50
2lif L NV. rooms and bath. 1S.O0
1924 14th NV Bird noor. Or. and BATH. 1900
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave. NV.
TWO we FAMILY EAU 1870, FLATS.
1872 1 FAX road 2nd e aoSr at r. go
Ills Pa ave NV End door or er. bath. $3.50
ssS St NV wv" End I'd f h Or s and bath. $50
I4GS Chaplin sc. NV. 1st floor Or. b.. 21.hg
1910 Chaplin st. NV. 1st floor, Or. De-. H1o
1873 Chaplin st. NV. LIST foor. 3r.. d. X.15
iils Chaplin st. NV End door. Or. b.. 20.13
2o3l 10Th ST. NV, LIST floor 5r. and bath 2o.i0
u st. ne. md floor q rooms. A.o0
30 st. NV. End floor. . rooms. ....... 2i.00
i6 T II me-. 2nd floor: 9 rooms. $3.50. 23.50
225 1lth ST. Sc. 2nd door 6r.. bs.h.... 23.46
22 st. ne, LIST floor 5r. and h. 1900. 9 10
1926 7 ST. NV, 2nd H., Or. and bath. q. so
81 Quincy ST. NV 2nd floor q rooms. =. 22.3O
300 g NV, Or. and bath steam heat. 1880
2o1G l4th st. NV, 5r. and b. 3rd floor. y. 80
1t61 Willard st. nv. 1st floor. 5r.. b.. 2250
lI.0 Willard st. NV. LIST floor, 5r., bath ~. 5O
2611 18th st. NV. 1st floor. br. and b.. e SO
81 st. NV. 1st floor. 5r.. bath. 800. 21.50
sos ST. INV. End floor. 5r. and b. 100. 21s0
1929 35th st. NV. End floor. rooms. ZlO0
305 r ST. NV. lst A.. ar. bath $3.50. 2i00
6l3 9th ST ne. End floor. 5r.. bath: -. 1O50
20ll l4ih St NV. End floor, 3r. and b. SO.Ov
81 Todd place. LIST floor. rooms. tJ.S1
169 Girard ST.. LIST floor. Ar. bath. ...-:. 1SS
2S25 Sherman ave. NV. 2nd floor. Ar, o. lSW
2d11 14th ST. NV. 3D. floor, 3r. and b.. 1900
1918 st. NV, 2nd floor. 5r. and BATH. iI50
2311 y st. NV. rooms and bath. lI o0
9Th and SITS. nv. 2nl floor. rooms. 1850
1915 u st. ne, LIST hoor. rooms. 1870
Go Elliott ST., 2nd floor. Or. and bath looO
1916 II st. ne. & rooms ......--...... 1850
100 4th st. NE. rooms and bath. 1900
LES f. ST ne rooms and hath ...... 1880
i4os + ST ne rooms ........ 1886
414 q st. NV. LIST floor. 3 rooms. 1880
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. nv.
THE LANDMoRE. 1873 cath sr.-rHE BEST
apartments for the money in the city: an6
room apartments S25 and $50.
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FOR RENT

To DESIRABLE
5l6 10th 81. NV. /,
did order: reduced
THE r. II.
140S NEW
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FOR RENT
$3.50 18th st. NV. Or and D., latrobe
heat. excellent condition ........ SIS. 80
COS Taylor st NV, Or. and b., hot-wafer
heat, electric lights, large colonial front
porch, back porch $oo.5o
1915 9th ST. NV, Groom and bath brick
residence latrobe heat; newly painted
and painted throughout ............. 5000
GARAGE
Rear Of 1915 9th ST.. 2-story garage. &C.
ment floor; will hold machines. 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
1914 Linden court me-, bet. G and II,
18th and l4th, Ar. and water. $500
2l29 5th st. NV, 4r and b., gas, hot
and cold water; porch. $lI5O
A. C. HOUGHrON COMPANY. 635 F st.
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,AUL CO.. 18th & L NV.
205 X NV. Or. W. 1880
20 O NV. 4r. b. :. 1850
eSa3 y NV. 5r.w...fs.00
407 Oakdale NV, 4. bl7.Jo
1929 18th NV. Ar. b. .lT.5O
la1lJA 4th NV. 3r. III 80
81 9Th ne, Or. W. 1877,
1884 5th NV, Or. w. 1850
2287 9th NV. 5r. W. IL. 20
22G5 Cleveland ay NV.
/ Or. W 1850
1926 Walter So, ar, biz. 80
1853 r lie. n. b. 1880
81 Ky ay Sc. 5r.b. 1879
ca7. ca av nv, 5r. bi5.00
23taWater NV, Or, wI5.00
32253 9TH NV. 8fr.l5.O0
25a Warren ne. ar. bi4.J0
1l0Ia 18th ne, IT. b. 1870
Iel Corn. | C.7r.wl3.50
l1Jo Fenwick. 5r, w $50
la04n Ga av NV. 3. wl2.5O
i0l5 18th NV, Ar. W. 11.5o
1927 Wylie Ne, 5r, wl1.Jo
Al Prather's ct, AZ,
" .............l1.3J
a25is Ridge nw,3.w11.25
.>.l ~ ~ .sr. w.stali Oh
Rear Gil NJ NV, 4,w10. ~
23.5s Sth NV Or. w. ESQ
oio6 Ny nv nw.4 .wi0. -
204f Gales ne, Or. wlo.5D
232s s:h NV, 4r.w. 1893
1854 Sth NV. Or. W. 1879
1912 Both NV. 5r. Woo
81 Goat al NV. ar, wio.0t
IL 3il ne, 4r, w. 1000
II F'fon CT nw.4.w10.o-i
% Mad ri NV. 4r.w.ib.0a
iI20 Brooks, 3r.w...a.so
1927 y Sc. CIR. W. -. $50
22i9 Pomeroy ct nv.
ar. W ..... 30
"A" rear 81 VI nv.
3r. w ........... " %
1882 Kramer ne .. w9.ep
STORES.
2 y Y sy ne. .....Iaa
a33-935 9TH NV. $500
1899 eth NV. store.
Or. b ...........G 0.0
1909 9th NV. store,
pr. b ..........5 3. 81
i2uf eth NV. sta p f;so.s,0
1888 Sd NV. sfo&dw = -. %
Io3s 5th ne. 5r. b. 2s o.,
800 u NV .. 20 I'D
1904 7th NV. sto. ir. - ~
1886 18th NV. store.
Pr. W D.Jb
I0aT n ne.
sn5 Az sw.sr. W. 1880
isl4ii eth NV --..la.fas
e034 Ga nv. sto. II. Oh
OLORED TENANT.
,om brick house In sp.ea-
- u- ---s-.
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=: wANTED-RY MAN, ROOM AND BOARD IN
ic Roorningdale: give particulars. Box 1875. Star
q, office. 81
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KENESAW APARTMENT HOUSE.
Ave. of the Presidents, cor. Irving ST.
Coolest location; large. airy rooms; all out
side; spacious lawns: roof garden: bachelor
and housekeeping: 5 elevators; fireproof; 10th
car lines: large cafe; excellent food and sery
ice at low rates.
s H. RRIANT. Manager.
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FOR RENT
CoLORED TENANTS.
See these b-nndiseS houses nj once
233a 18th st. NV. 4 rsons and bath. Sis ~
2s11 III ST. NV. rooms and bath 1909
2f1S sherman ave. nv. fila ......+.... ls.ssp
Colonial porrhes: deep yards. near ras.
brand-new. never corrupted
JAMES i. gAHlLL.
NEW LOCATION. 12i nth ST NV.
Ilrcne VI. Cos
WE WILL O1'EN ANY Sc IN 20
MINUTES NOTICE.
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cOLORED TENANT.
Groom brick house In sp.en-
price TO proper party.
SMITH COMPANY.
YORK AVENUE.
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UNFINISHED.

FOR HENT-A WELL APPORTIoNED GROOM
and bath. second floor fiat. 1927 35th 81. NV
overlooking Georgetown hills; $3.50 Keys
ground floor or ut 403 Mc(sill bldg
.TO COI.oEED''-THE MARIETTA. 241S 18th
ST.: ;, all outside rooms; private porch and
bath: year terms for August. Apply
OWNER. 1851 Otis place. Phone Col. 1913.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-07-12
Romance Of Rsdium.

The story Of radium is one Of ma
lures masterpieces of satire. The al
chemists spent lifetimes in trying to
change base metals into gold when for
untold cons nature had already been
turning relatively common metal,
uranium, into radium, 10000 times as
costly as gold. The alchemist's wild
est dream was more than fulfilled, but
at the same time nature was endowing
the radium itself with the property Of
ceaseless change and. according to
some, decreeing that the transmutation
should proceed until the radium be-
came converted into lead. worth few
pennies a pound. 1t is true that 1t
would take an ounce of radium 1000
years to form half an ounce Of lead,
but this only makes the satire more
striking, for we first learned Of the ex-
istence of radium when Of lead there
was enough and to spare.-Dr. w. s.
Lazarus-Barlow.
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In Social Circles
Mrs. Dona carnes, EdItress.

Ipunch bowl finding favor in an en-
hankment of gorgeous crimson BIOS
SONS. pretty fern fronds and bows OF
red satin ribbon adding to the erect
iveness. From this recess of beauty
the refreshing punch was served by
Misses Winnifred and Mary Tatum
Rain of Houston. In this pretty room
the guests received cordial greetings
from Mrs. P. S. Tilson of Houston
Miss Estelle Anderson of Houston
Miss Francis Chance, Miss Dorcas
Parker. A pretty effect was obtained
in the wide doorway between these
rooms by the graceful looping OF
fluffy white maline caught in place
with satin ribbon bows, and from the
canter hung a basket filled with clus'
ters of the bride roses, AS the guests
entered the dining room they coulu
hut linger in the rear hall listening 10
an orchestra which added the charm
NJ sweetest music to the pleasures OF
Tho afternoon. The dining room was
dream of decorative beauty III
Shasta daisies, these lovely blossoms
filing vases and bowls on the SIDE
hoard, cabinets and mantle. A ricn
iclunv cover with an under lining Oh
vellow satin overlaid the highly pol
ished table, and an immense mouhu
~ Shasta daisies formed the center
niece. Daisy minis in crystal oishes
further carried out the daisy scheme
lon the chandelier above, bows OF yer
low satin ribbon held in place folds
of soft maine which was suspended
|to the four corners Of the table be-
meath. terminating in bows Daisies
Ipeeping through the meshes all the
way down forming a daisy chain OF
these pretty blossoms added beauty
to all of the other creations OF this
!scene of perfectness of decorative de
sign. Brick cream with Individual
CAKES III udlSy ueolSh was
Here amid this pleasing scene the
guests we're very cordially entertained
by Mrs. A. B. Carr Jr. of Houston
Mrs. M. D. Chance, Mrs. George
Chance and T. w. Parker. The Ii
brary adjoining was very handsome II
, Its arrangement of Shasta daisies ant
ferns, their natural beauty lending
, delightful suggestion to the genera
lattractiveness of the rooms. On
t prettily arranged table a brides boo
4 was placed in which each guest dc
( lighted to write her name. This wa
e under the supervision of Mrs. j. y
i Gordon and Miss Mary Ross Parke
e The hostess is known for her hosp
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DereIicts at Sea,

The wooden vessel Is the most dan
gerous Of derelicts, for she may drift
about the seas for months. Among the
board of trade records one reads Of the
Fanny Il. Wolstin, which was abandon
ed Oct. 10, 1891. and travelled about
1000 miles before she was last seen. In
December, 1893, And there was the
William L. White, which was abandon
ed March 10. 1888, eighty miles from
New York, and tossed about the north
Atlantic for months. during which she
was recognized by some forty vessels
She at last went ashore of the Hebri
des, Ian. %. 1889.
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