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The Washington times., 1913-12-24
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
.NnS-rI DEC .


Electa Chapter, No. ., Order Of the
Eastern Star, held installation exercises
for its new officers Tuesday night in
Anacostia Masonic Hall. Mrs. Bertha
Haines, retiring worthy matron, was
the Installing officer. She was assisted
by Mrs. Helen Butz and Mrs. Annie
Harnish as marshals. The hall was
decorated with evergreens. and there
was a Christmas tree lighted by many
electric lights.
Mrs. Haines was presented with a past
matron's jewel Her associate officers
presented her with silver candelabra.
She gave hand-painted plate to each
officer who served with her. She re-
ceived from Elmer z. Mayberry, worthy
patron, a cut-glass bowl.
NJ. Mayberry was presented with cuff
buttons, and the officers who served
with him gave him cut-glass gifts. Mrs.
Elsie Robinson, the secretary, received
beautiful vase from the chapter.
The new officers are: Mrs. Edna
Rauchenstein, worthy matron; William
Scantlebury. jr., worthy patron; Mrs.
Lavinia Kelly, associate matron; Mrs.
Elsie Robinson, secretary; Mrs. Lavini
Gator. treasurer; Mrs. Lulu Emo, con-
ductor; Mrs Helen Butz, associate con-
ducto: Mrs. Bessie Weigel, marshal;
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
'Bi|lposterS Trust"
Is Ready to Dissolve

Attorney General Mere ynoids will re-
ceiVe notice today from the so-called
olilposters' trust that it is ready to
follow the example OF the Americas.
Telephone and Telegraph Company and
dissolve. That such notice viii be
served On the Attorney General Is in
nicated in dispatches from Chicago, the
headquarters OF the trust today.
Suit against the alleged combine WAS
oegch py department OF Justice off,
Cials recently. Since the or1g,izoTio,
mas declared its willingness 70 conform
Hith every wish of the Government.
'urt1er procedure in court, il is under
Governments suit is a civil one, direct
ed against the associated biilposrers
and distributors of the United States
ana canada, In these countries there
re said 10 be four big associations or
,i!lposters and distributors which are
members of the defendant ASSOCIATION.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
MARVIN w. WHISNANT,

Funeral services for Marvin w. wiis.
nant, veteran of the Spanish-AmericaI
war, who died at the Washington Asy.
lum Hospital on Sunday of complica.
ton Of diseases, were held at his wife's
home, 4l2 New York avenue northwest
this morning at 10 o'clock. with services
IN charge of the Presidents Own Car
rison, No. 1oi, Army and Navy Union
Burial was in Arlington Cemetery with
full military honors,
Mrs. Whisnant was forced to appeal
10 the War Department TO save nar hus-
bands body from burial in potter's field
HIS record as soldier in the Spanish
American war was clean, and the Army
and Navy Union took up the case. He
left wife and two children in destitute
circumstances, and they will be cared
for by the Army and Navy Union until
Mrs Whisnant can find employment.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Mr.. AND. MRS. SCHREYER,

Funeral services for, George Schreyer.
'sixty-three years old, who died at his
home 1920 Ninth street northwest on
Monday morning and for his wife, Mrs.
Alice Ellsworth Schreyer, who died
about twenty-four hours later, will be
held at the residence Friday afternoon
at O'Clock. The Rev. John L. Briggs,
pastor OF the Fifth Baptist Church will
officiate. Burial will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
Services for Mr.. Schreyer had been ar
ranged for Tuesday, but Mrs Schreyer's
death changed the family's plans. and
il was decided to hold services Cor both
Friday. Mrs. Schreyer suffered from
heart. disease and her husbands death
was too great a shock. Mr. sSchreyer
WAS native of Baltimore county. Md,
and -had lived in Washington for thirty
Years. They leave five children
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Obituary Notes
BERNARD M. BRYAN.

Funeral services for Bernard NJ
Bryan, restaurant proprietor of Wash.
lngton for twenty years, who died yes.
terday at the residence of his daughter
Mrs. Maurice ]. Wall, 1882 Eleventh
street northwest, were held at Immac Gu
late Conception Church this morning al
O'Clock Burial was in Mt. Cliyet
Cemetery. Mr.. Bryan was a member OF
the Holy Name Society. He left a wife
son, and a daughter.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
DEAINs

$50 a. M. ELIZABETH A., beloved wife
OF Joeeph r. Burke
Funeral from the residenee Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. Gallagher. 80 sixth
street southwest Friday. December ~ at
$50 .. m; thence TO 81 Dominates Church.
ELLIOTT-On Tuesday. Decsmber - 1s1S IL
3:f5 p. m, at 21z9 Eighteenth street north
west EDWARD p. husband Of Annie f.
Elliott =
ing parlory. Friday. December q, q : ..
M Friends invited. Please omit flowers.
q: 1910 .. M. GEORGE r. SHEPHERD.
JR- aged thirty.four years beloved son
% George 4. Shepherd and OF the late
Funeral services from, residence Of his
sister. Mrs. E ~ Bridwen N Tenth
street southeast. Relatives and friends In
vited to. attend.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
CAPT. WILLIAM H. LANG.

Funeral services for Capt. William H.
Lang assistant manager of the National
Hotel, VINO died in BARRIERS chair. of
neart disease on Tuesday, will be held
rlday afternoon at his residence, 1891
= street northwest. Services will be
under Masonic auspices. Captain Lang
as nariye OF Georg getowH, and was
hity-seVcn years old. He leaves a wife
and three children
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Trust Company Workers
Guests at Luncheon

The second annual buffet luncheon
% the employees OF the Real Estate
l2ust Company was given today by
the directors and officers Of the COM
pany in the board rooms. at I4l4 f
street northwest
Fifty places were set for the combined
official and clerical force of the COM
paDy. The occasion was declared the
most successful held by the company.
Vaudeville sketches were given and
a Christmas tree was set up. Each en-
ploye received a present.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
ISAAC BENHAM.

Funeral services for Isaac Benham
superintendent of construction at the
Washington Navy Yard for more than
forty years and, gunner on the frigate
Cumberland during the civil war, who
died at his residence, 43S Tenth street
northeast, on Sunday. were held today
at the home The services were under
the auspices of the G. A. r. MIR. Ben
ham was past master of Capitol Lodge
No. i, Independent Order of Machinists.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
This is the letter that won the prize today.
1914 B street southeas

:" B
Washington D. c., December 21, 1913.
Christmas Bargain Editor Washington Times
Dear S-Havng occasion to move last summer, we had
hand few articles of furniture dispose Of On reading the
advertisement in The Times of the Square Deal Furniture COM
parry SOL Eye street northwest dropped them postal card
asking them c call at stated time They not only had their
representative hand requested but most agreeaby
surprised at the generous prices they offered for the articles
had for sale take pleasure in commenting this firm to those
who desire to obtain square DEAL Very respectfully
- FRANK L. THOMPSON.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
QUICK HOLIDAY LOANS.

80 LOANS.
sna upward to owners OF furniture. salarisd
SW,russ4yess Wuy and othery without security.
NEW COMPANY.
NEW RATES.
SUr9antxed by citizens fer ths purposs Of
iGnmg money at re&ponabls rates to man
AL. ~0nen. wnom banks will not aecemmo-
SC payments Se.lS e5-s payments. 0.1
payments Cs3 ! sSo-s payments. S7.S6
YOU rave loan elsewhere bring In your
secespts ana We will show you how much you
San save oy borrowing from us- Havtng
,o slsewhers does not prevent your gsttSnG
Creott once established with us In ~ GOOD
- oenk account In time Of need.
Oor rates and plans have proved to b the
again. CALL. WRITE. OR TELEPHONE
:. ARLINGTON & CO.,
coz JENIFER BLDG. 100 7TH ST N. ".
Open Evenings Until Q o'cisck.
p. d. Vinson.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
LOAN COMPANIES
"The Old Reliable"
WASHINGTON LOAN CO.,

w 81. N. W., SECOND FLOOR
YOU CAN BORROW $40 to 500 through ~
II you keep house and We will give you
plenty Of time to pay US back in ANAL
monthly payments.
% YEARS ESTABLISHED means we are .
RELIABLE company. You Win find our
charges are fair and reasonable and our
terms OF payment easy.
EVEN IF. YOU HAVE A LOAN NOW. SIZE
W ANYHOW. as the chances are we can
and easier terms
CALI WRITE. OF PHONE MAIN sus5.
onice hours. a. m. to p. N.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
INSTALL OFFICERS
OF EASTERN STAR
Mrs. Bertha Hanes Is Present ed With Past Matrons Jewel by
Associates-ReIef Corps De cides Not to Disband-Rev
CA. Wise Speaks Before Inmates Of Rupert Home.

Mrs. Ida Bailey. chaplain: Miss Edith
NJ Pyles, organist, Mrs. Ethel Frazier
Ada; Mrs. Bessie Swain, Ruth; Mrs
| Mary Benhoff, Esther; Mrs. Virgie VIII.
hanson, Martha; Mrs. Ethel Scantle-
bury, Electa; Mrs. vopieff, warder;
| Henry w. Emo, sentinel.
| John A. Logan Relief Corps No. z
| .Women's Relief Corps, Department OF
the Potomac, will not follow the exam
! q. A. R., and disband.
At meeting in the home of Mrs.
A B. Frisbie, in Thirteenth street.
Monday afternoon. when it was de-
cided to continue the work, all the for
/ mer officers were reelected, as follows:
Mrs. Margaret Quinn. president; Mrs.
a. Smith, senior vice president; Mrs.
A. B. Fiisbie. junior vice. president;
Mrs. Ida Ferguson, treasurer; Mrs. j.
II. Simpson, secretary; Mrs. Jane Nc
Lean. chaplain; Mrs. Carrie King, con-
ductor.
The Officers will be installed next
month and plans are being made for a
special program for the event.
The Rev. C. A. Wise Of Washington
delivered the Christmas address to the
inmates of the Rupert Home for the
Aged and Infirm Tuesday afternoon at
the institution.
Mrs. Lillian and Hattie Patzshke en-
tertained the aged residents with piano
ana violin selections. Mrs. Leopoldina
Facius, the president of the Ladies'
Aid Society. and Mrs. M. be Grain,
another member, provided refreshments
for the inmates of the home. The gifts
distributed by Mrs. Hermine Ramm,
the matron, were of the useful type.
Samuel NJ. Frazier remembered his
employees today with a lot of gifts.
Twenty-seven big baskets. filed with
edibles and groceries of all sorts, were
the Christmas present he gave to the
men employed by him.
The Districe firemen, connected with
No. Is fire engine company are enjoy
cigars, received from Hahn & Sons, a
Washington business firm.
Anacostia's business district has ex-
perienced a successful holiday season.
The stores have been patronized liber-
never been so busy at Christmas as
they are this season. Nearly all of
them have decorated their places of
business in appropriate style
ST. Eiizabsth's Christmas dance was
held Tuesday night in Hitchcock Thea
ter. Employees and patients. who at
tended in numbers larger than usual on
account of the casion. danced a longer
program and entered into the spirit of
the sea son in a noticeable degree.
Miss Cornelia Allen, chief of the
Training School at the Government
Hospital for the Insane. has gone to
Ter home in New York for the holidays.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Vital Records.
Births

Harry w. and Edna z. Rempas, girl
angelo and Angelina Scocca. boy.
John q. and Pearl Whiteside, girl
Daniei J. and Angelina ~. LIZ, boy.
Albert d. and Carrie Smith. girl.
Julian T. and Ethel B. Harrell, GIRL
William !. and Margaret K. Smith, hoy.
Cnaries A. and Mary /. Shields, girl.
Can nee Z. and Ruby K. Lucas, gfrI.
owen and Sadie B. Redman. boy.
Hamilton and Eva Nelson, girl.
Joseph and Beside Jackson, girl.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Marriare Licenses-

Waiter R Rock and Lulu B. wilcox. sf
kchEond, Va.
William H. Rnpertus and Marquette I.
GoTMan,. Of Washington.
Insnas ". Jones and Emma Kendall.
Of Washington.
William 8. Shorter and Mamie d. Mox-
ley. Of Washington.
Leonard c. tarrar and Willie Ireos
Norman Of Washington.
HhnI hn,h A; !, Jarse M and Dorothy Kosrth.
Linton Barrett and Lettie q. Perry,
both Of washington
William n. Ritenour and Nolne A.
Stmpson, both Of Manassas, Va
both Of Mineral, va.
Alfred s. Barnes and May Z. Holman,
both Of Washington.
Kenneth Mills and Morton Gardner.
both Of Washington,
William Dorsey and Ruth Davis hoth
OF Washington.
Esau Galloway and Sadie N. o-een.
both Of Washington
Andrew Madison and Mamie Edmons.
both OF Washington q
Richard j.. Harriday and Cora z.
Dixon, both Of Washington.
Albert Cochran and Edua n.
George. both Of Washington.
CHARLES A. Wood and Helen T.. Hur-
bert. both of Washington.
Deaths.
William H. A. Lang. ss years, National
Hotel.
Margaret Evans, SO years, ssos O
street northwest
Marvin wishmond, 4s years. wash
ington Asylum Hospital
Florence Stevens. 19 years, Tubercu-
losis Hospital.
Eunice A. Aler, 80 years s1s A street
southeast
Bernard Montgomery Bryan, - years.
2532 Eleventh street northwest.
Isaac Benham. 90 years. 43s Tenth
Steven Adams, So years, George
Washington University Hospital
Mary J. Haiistock, s4 years. Dean
William Phillips. ~ yelrs. Freed
mems Hospital.
George Carter, 81 years. Freedmens
Dora Powell. IS years. Iss L street
John D. Dorsey. "a years, sas Hughes
court, northwest.
Hettie johnson. 81 years, Home for
the Aged and Inffrm.
Harry White, 81 years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Warrington Market Com
pany IN the Seventh street wing Of Center
marset. In the city of Washington. ID. c,
" O'Clock noon on the FIRST MONDAY.
bsing the 9TH day OF January. 1914. for the
choice Of cirteen directors to serve the en-
SUING year Apd 70 act on any other subject
within tue power OF the corporation that may
oe prouxht before the meeting. FRANK G.
WILKINS. Secretary.
Wyhinston, D. c.. Dec 10 lsis
q. e. Mcvicar.
AHhAN0E WITH US FOI PROMPT
OElivERY OF YOUR FREIGHT
LITTIEF1ELD, ALVORD 4 CO.
I>os Pa ave. y. W.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
AUCTION SALES.

=. ". Sl>OAN q COMPANf. l4W u u. n. w.
SALE OF BARBER SUPPLIES. PER-
soSna s0Snd EEL ETFEGIs @ ANp HOUSEHOLD
Notice Is hereby given that ON SATURDAY,,
Jan ;. 1874. ~ half-past o'clock q. m.
there viii be sold at public auction at the
rooms OF C. @. Sloan 4 Co.. il07 G street
northwest. Washington. d. c.. to enforce
liens for storage charDas ETC., due and un-
paid. all goods and perspnal effects on
storage with ". B. Noses sons Qnc.), In
the names Of. .S.a @. FeatherStoue. Mrs. Anna
Gsien.. Mrs. G. H. Peterson. and Mrs. A.
Nv. B. MOSES SONS. INC.
JOG Smith ~
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1874 at 10
o'clock g.. M. In front Of the United States
Storage Company's warehouse. Hs-4eo 10Th
st. N. w.. Washington. D. c.. there will be
sold At pusaic auction. to enforce liens for
storage, chargea. ETC.. due and unpaid. all
goods. furniture household. and personal
enects on storage in names Of g. W. Ham
and Theodore Smith.
w. B.-WrLLIAMs & CO., Auctioneers
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. Inc
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
FOR ScWT-STOhES

FOR RENT
az 9Th st nv. 'twe-story store building
Rent $40.
6SS-G35 II ST. NV, large new building iust
being completed, 55xS0: two floors and &C II r
under entire building: gas and electric lights
throughout. large two-story warehouse iu
rcat on 20 II. alley: steam heating plant.
suiisbie frr furniture or other business. Rent
3:5V per month FOr rent whole or In parI.
Appiy Il: II. 9EiiRESp. 1Is Sth ". ~. w.
John xlroy.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
FOR RENT-OFFlCES
FOR SALE-HOUSES

NEW HOUSE near Lincoln Park G rooms
and bath; only $3.50: SEQ casa bsIan,,-
S1s pc- month. including interest J. s.
BURNS. 1l0I f ST. y. z J.
William. Ives.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

Miss Cornelia Allen. chief of the
Training School at the Government
Hospital for the Insane, has gone to
Eer home in New York for the holidays.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

MONEY FOR SALARlED PEOPLE
and others upon their names, ches y
rates, easy pAynivnts; confidential,
WELLS = Co.. u. Soo.tD 1Itb ~ d. y.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
FOR SALE-FARMS

BIG BARGAIN-20 acres 5 miles from Lynch
burg Va: high elevation; beautiful view;
new dwelling: good Groom tenant house: ex-
cellent srging: half cleared; balance in tim
Der: Sc. coo; easy terms. ]. M. EARNEST.
Mt. Rainier, Nd. -
Le4is jackson.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

ST. Eiizabsth's Christmas dance was
held Tuesday night in Hitchcock Thea
ter. Employees and patients. who at
tended in numbers larger than usual on
account of tie occasion. danced a longer
program and entered into the spirit of
the. sea son in a noticeable degree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16


sam Dwver testified that Ne was
employed at Meals meat market, that
he now lives al 7iS Minnesota avenue.
but up 10 February Is had lived in the
fiat with the Woodwards, just wall
between their apartments He told
about the meeting with Mrs. Rivers
and Mrs. Woodward near the fire sta
tion. referred to by Mrs stoddard He
said It was on the 18th, 18th Or lith
of February Tie said his wife and
Mrs. Rivers exchanged remarks The
first time he ever saw Mrs Rivers at
the Woodward home was some time
before Christmas and he saw her there
about three times after that
Boatrlaht a Witness.
John Boatrisht said he WAS a broth
er OF Mrs. Ada Woodward. thai he
lived in willow, Greer county Okla
hom& that he came to chickasha with
his brother Houston on March 2 OF
account OF Sherman Wocdward's ~
ness, arriving about p M Before h
WAS introduced to Mrs. Rivers he pass
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16
SESSION OF
DOCTORS IS
NEAR CLOSE

Oklahoma Institute Of Homeopathy
was in session at the city hall this
morning. where some interesting cases
were discussed. The meetings are
well attended and much interest is
shown in the work.
Besides physicians from over the
entire state. several doctors from out
OF the state are present notably
among whom is DR.. VIM. e. Cramer Of
Kansas City, WHO will deliver an ad-
dress on Pelvic Information" this
afternoon,
The meeting viii be closed with a
banquet at the Early hotel tonight
Among those present are DR.. l. i.
Devasher, Muskogee; DR. w. W. Os-
good, Muskogee; DR.. M. E. Ray. Bar.
tlesville; DR. F. W. Hammond, Law
ton; Dr. Bertram Johnson, Ayant: DR..
c. R Phelps, Oklahoma City: DR.. A. S.
Phelps Oklahoma City Dr. L. E In.
man, Oklahoma City: DR.. John Brooks,
Oklahoma City; DR.. chas. W. Baird,
Lawton; DR.. Peterman. Ardmore DR.
L. S. Cunningham and Dr. S. B. Leslie,
okmulgee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16
MOOSERS WILL
USE MOVIES

Telegram by United rress
New York, April 1.-THE moving
picture machine as aid to suffrage
workers for special industrial justice
was proposed today in the first guar
terly report Of the National Progress
sive service at a meeting OF the ma
tional committee
Progressive films will be used to IL
lustrate the needs Of the mothers com
pensation, human material conserya
tion and popular government.
The party is not to be judged on the
basis Of the recent election returns, as
serts the progressive national service
"We represent the future political or
ganizatiou, it declares, asserting taai
figher ideals Of business and politics
are more important than the enact
ment Of new laws
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16
ORGANIZE
MO. CLUB

Ho, all ye native Of the "Show-mes
state, the order Of GrSdy County Mis-.
sourians is about to be called to order.
a. f. Courtney H. 0. Hayes, N. r.
Scott and severaS others who hail from
"old Mizzoo" have been talking it
over and have decided to call a meet
ing to organize the Missoufians for
the purpose of mutual admiration and
other important objects.
In order to provide a special attrac-
ton for the first meeting, which will
be held at the office Of Mr. Hayes.
over the Eagle store. Thursday at 8 D.
m., Mt Courtney has agreed to sing
the Houn' pawg song, playing his own
accompaniment on Jews-harp. All
the Missourians in this vicinity are
cordially invited to be present anu
participate IN the organization Of the
club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16
CONFER ON
ALIEN LAND
MEASURE
President and Secretary Bryan
Consider fhe Situation in Cali
fOrnia Japs Renew Pro-
test Against Bill
Telegram BY United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Washington, April l6,-Tbe siua-
tion developing from the anti-alien
land owning legislation in California
was considered in a conference by the
president and Secretary Bryan again
today
Japan has renewed her protest
against the amended measure, frankly
saying that while the attempt to dis
guise has been made, the measure is
chiefly directed against the Japanese
It was decided in conference that
the situation would be carefully watch.
ed and if necessary send a represent
tative Of the state department to Sac
ramento to keep the president and sec
rotary informed at first hand
Both the president and Bryan hold
the right OF the state to enact legisla
tion paramount It is understood that
the Japanese plan a boycott
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-04-16

Telegram by United Press.
Rome April l6.-Though greatly
weakened by his relapse last night the
pope rested Wen several hours.
Convinced despite OF his optimism
that the end is not far off the pope
this afternoon insisted on taking leave
OF all his personal attendants, most
OF whom have been with him for
years.
The physicians consented. admit
ting them one at a time. Falling on
their knees they received the pope's
thanks for their service, together with
the apostolic blessing.
Each cried as if his heart would
break Before the audience had gone
far, his holiness was crying. At z
o'clock this afternoon his fever had in
creased and his condition was again
critical.