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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
TO CELEBRATE IN
HONOR Of KAISER
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FoH
TwENTY-FTFTH ANNIvER-
sARY OF HIS REIGN.

BERLIN, May 25.--With the exodus
OF the visitors who came here to
attend the wedding of the Kaiser
daughter, already begun. Berlin ID
divesting itself of its wedding array
only to don new and more elaborate
festive attire for the week of cele-
bration from June Sth. to June / 5th,
in honor of the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of Emperor Williams's accession
to the throne.
Many of the Kaiser's guests left
for home this evening, but a consider,
able number intend to remain here
until King George and Queen Mary
start back to London, on Tuesday
next The British sovereign attended
services at the English church today.
Prince Ernest, of Cumberland. and
his bride, have arrived at the kaiser's
hunting lodge In the depths of the
Silesian forest, where they will pass
the first fortnight OF their honeymoon.
Political circles are now beginning
to discuss the probable political eff
feet of the historic me sting between
the three monarchs who had long con-
ferences during the last few days.
While the decorations of the city for
to flags, Berlin win endeavor to Guido
Itself in gorgeous array for jubilee
week. An elaborate scheme for deco
rating Inter Den Linden calls for the
expenditure of no less than 100000.
On June sth the kaiser and his entire
| court will be present at the opening
and dedication to the emperor of the
Olympic stadium, on the edge of
| Grunewald forest. the second largest
in the world, which has just been COM
pleted at a cost Of 100000, Twenty
Ave thousand athletes will take part in
the contests. The rulers-of the twenty
Ave States. of the empire will attend.
The kaiser has intimated that he
does not desire to receive personal
gifts on the occasion of his jubilee.
He asks those who wish to celebrate
his reign by gifts to make them TO
educational. charitable and philan-
thropic institutions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
SENDS THREATENING
LETTERS TO WILSON

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.--Charg
ed with sending letters to President
Wilson threatening him with death.
Richard Lindsey, thirty five years old.
of Chicago, was arrested tonight after
a battle with secret service operatives.
He was locked up pending hearing
before United States Commissioner
Craig. Lindsey was arrested at the
home of his sister Mrs. Margaret Hin
kle, 4a44 Germantown avenue,
Lindsey claimed to have been de
frauded of money by the govern
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
CRAZY MAN RUNS
AMUCk IN CHURCH

CHESTER, PA, MaA 26.-Sufferins
from = deranged mind. Harry Collins,
thirty years old, entered st. Michaels
Catholic church this morning. and da-
mayed about $1,000 worth OF statuary
and altar ornaments One of the sta
tues vandalixed was that OF the Bless
ed Mother, imported from Munich. .
George Pugh, the sexton. and Emil
Highley, subdued Collins until the ar
rival of the police, who took him into
custody.
Collins first approached the altar,
and smashed candalebra and other
adornments. Then he picked up pieces
OF debries and hurled them at the
statues. Miss Mary keenan, hurried
out and telephoned to the police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
WILL INVESTIGATE
FATAL, ACCIDENT

LOS ANGELES, May 25.--An inves-
tigatioif into the cause Of the accident
at Long Beach yesterday, when a por-
ton Of the Municipal auditorium pier
floor collapsed, dealing death to thirty
five and seriously injurying 1865. will
be made Tuesday. Two names were
added to the list of dead tonight
The district attorneys office will
be represented at the inquest and II
charges of rotten timbers supporting
the pier are found true, that oh1cial
will order grand jury investigation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
ADVANCE GUARD OF
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Z. n, CONTINUED from First PaEeD
Cleveland. of the firm representing
! the Cleveland Cliffs Iron company.
and w. B. BeIden, of the Ishpemipg
Steel Trust, an attorney and warm
friend OF Newett, will handle the de-
lenses case. The former plans to
i have q number OF attorneys on each
4 side have been abandoned. and the
four men named will carry the burden
NJ the struggle.
Circuit Judge r. c. Flanagan. OF
n brentwood, who will preside during
L the trial. arrived In the city this af-
4 ternoon. and went immediately TO the
COURT house 70 attend few details
regarding arrangements for the open
Il Ing OF the court tomorrow.
Mus Await its Turn.
@s Judge Flanagan has refused to per-
init the case to interfere In any way
with the usual methods of court pro-
sreedurc in the Marquette circuit. 1t
9sis expected, however, the drawing OF
u - tary Tor tina ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- Mn begin g the afternoon, SEES
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PRIMARY LISTS
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for governor; b. o. James, for Sec
rotary OF the Commonwealth; A. w.
Hartman, Jr.. State treasurer; J. Tay-
lor Ellyson, for lieutenant governor;
and r. c. Stearnes. for superinten-
dent ssof public instruction. viii have
no opposition. Against Samuel w.
williams. candidate for reelection al
attorney-general. Floyd King. Of
Clifton Forge. and s. Gordon Cum
mings, Of Hampton, will be candi-
dates, while Secretary of Agriculture
George W. Koiner, will be pitted
against j. Thompson Brown, of Bed
ford county.
Koiner and Brown were candidates
four years ago, when the race was
close. Mr.. koiner has increased In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26

Ell PASO, TEN. May 25.-Sergeant
Antonio Rodriguez and Corporal Igna-
clio Hernandez, Fifteenth Battalion Of
Mexican Infantry. were executed put
Of their fellow soldiers on charge
Of treason. The two men were con-
victed Saturday night by a military
conspired to promote mutiny in the
garrison to kill their officers and take
the town In the name of the rebel con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
AUTO KNOCKS MAN TO
DEATH IN FERRY SLIP

PHILADELPHIA. May e5.-crash}ug
through the iron gates at the prov,
when the ferry boat entered Its slip AZ
Camden today. an automobile plunged
one man TO death In the river. and III
iured two others. The drowned man
was william +. Coos. q deckhand, en-
ployed on the ferry. The two injured
are Philip Kurtz and Jacob Minzer.
Both were passengers
The automobile was owned and
driven by Charles Fl. Buckley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
EMPEROR BETTER,
THEATERS OPENED

TOXIC, May 25.--The condition OF
Emperor Yoshihito continues to show
Improvement. and his complete re-
covery is now expected. Prayers are
being said in all the temples for the
rulers recovery. The theaters. which
were closed al the first announcement
OF his illness, have been reopened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
USE PERCH TO BREAK
PLAGUE OF MOSQUITOES

RIDLEY PARK, PA. May 25.-To
rid this summer resort OF mosquitoes
this year, the borough council has APP
propriated $500, for the salary OF an
official exterminator. and two hundred
thousand pike perch have been stock
ed in the lake here. so that they may
feed on the mosquito eggs.
The mosquito plague was 30 bad
last summer that the park was losing
many Of its former patrons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
HARD HIT FOUL.
FATAL TO YOUTH

BALTIMORE, May 25.-James Banes-
kiewiz, twelve years old, was struck
by a hard-h foul ball from the bat Of
Frank Berg twenty years old. and
killed. while watching ball game
from the top of a box car.
The ball struck the boy squarely on
the left temple. causing conclusion of
the brain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
ANTI MIIITARISTS HOLD
DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON

LONDON, May 25.--An anti-mili-
tarist demonstration was held today
in Trafalgar Square. Malaesta. the
Italian anarchist leader, was among
the speakers. A telegram from DR..
Liebknecht, the German Socialist
leader, was read. 1t read:
Down with militarism, in every
country. Hurrah for the international,
solidarity of the proletariat which
alone can bring about world peace"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
PARCELS POST AVIATOR
DIVES INTO THE BAY

PROVIDENCE. n l.. May 25.-Harry
made the first aerial fight with mail.
going from Boston to New York. dived
with his machine into Narrasanseu
Bay this afternoon, while making On
exhibition fight at Rocky Point. the
big west side shore resort. He. came
to the surface unframed. and was
quickly rescued. His machine was
dragged ashore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
DEATHS

TREVNETT. Entered unto rest, Sun
day. May rs. 1919 At Glen Allen, Va,
NINA AIaMEvA TREVNETT, the be-
loved wife Of e. J. Trevvett
church, 5 P. M. TODAY (Monday),
May rs, 1913.
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1t contained. The vehicle was there
upon dragged out Of the park, and
mud and eggs were hurled at the SUIT.
fragettes.
The mounted police who were on
hand In expectation of trouble, charx-
ed the crowd, and dispersed II, but
the more violent OF the men came
back to the attack, and tried to un.
horse the inspector, who had ordered
the charge. He was rescued with
difficulty by his men.
There were lively nGhts hAtwaAu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26
Colonel In Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Colonel Roose-
Welt spent two hours in Chicago this
Afternoon. between trains, en- route to
Marquette, Mich, where tomorrow he
viii begin his suit for libel AGAINST
George A. Newett. publisher of the
Ishpeming Iron Ore.
Colonel Roosevelt and his party
came to Chicago over the Lake Shore,
and advance announcement of his
coming was sufficient to draw large
crowd to the station. There was no
demonstration. but there were few
cheers for Teddy" as he entered an
automobile.
He did not register at hotel, but
spent the two hours between his ar
rival and his departure at $50, driving
about the city.
The party left over the Northwest
ern road for Marquette at $50, with
quite a crowd on hand to see them
/ off
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SIGN of the court. The panel Is com
posed OF men I'm various lines ~ hash
ness life.
ATTORNEYS for both sides are still
maintaining the strict secrecy that has
characterized their actions and work
since the case was started. The
Roosevelt contingent has been APP
priscd by an attorney working on
dispositions that a Milwaukee witness,
upon whom the defense Is said TO
have placed considerable dependence.
had collapsed" 1t Is alleged, as far
as his testimony is concerned, but
the defense refuses to admit or deny
the statement.
II Is apparent that both sides will
bring every ounce of pressure TO bear,
leaving nothing overlooked regarding
personal history. reputation or char
acter. of the witness, that can con-
stitute evidence 10 cunteract the ef-
feet Of their testimony.
Teddy's Friends Hospifable
The home of George Shiras, whose
guests the Roosevelt party will be,
has been prepared with view of the
utmost comfort OF the distinguished
party Accommodations for thirty
persons have been provided. The
magnificent home. superbly furnished,
oyerlooks Lake Superior from the
summit of rocky cliff, and affords a
magnificent view across the waters
and along the picturesque shores.
Marquette liz actually enthusiastic
over the fame the Roosevelt suit Is
bring 10 it. Even among the convicts
in Marquette State prison, interest is
high in the suit, and Warden Rus
sell. who liz an ardent admirer of Mr..
Roosevelt. has promised the convicts
that he will invite tho colonel to visit
them and address the convicts in the
chapel
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PE[T SUFFRAGETTES

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The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
HATTSVILLE.

Miss Edith p. Roberts has been visit,
ing friends in Washington during the
current week.
Miss Mary Nalley. of Washington, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Frederick
w. Hill.
Mrs. Franklin G. Tingley and son
Egbert have returned from q stay Of two
weeks at Front Royal. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. william A. Hill have been
visiting Miss Ellen p. Moran.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Richard n.
Ryon and Messrs. ". T. Davis and
Charles Hill have returned from a trip
to Massanetta Springs, Va.
Mr.. Richard H. Latimer. who has been
spending the summer months in the
mountains Of Virginia, Is spending a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Watson and daugh-
ter are spending the summer with Miss
Ellen p. Moran.
Mrs. Joseph B. Owens has returned
from a visit to her son, Charles c. Owens,
in Detroit. Mich.
Miss Carrie Turner. Of woodville, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles H.
Welsh.
Mrs. A. F. Webster has returned from
Topeka, Kans., where she has been visit
ing relatives, and will spend some time
with her daughter, Mrs. J. B. s. Norton.
Littlefield Avenue.
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from Seosbore ano mountain.

VA ASHINGTON herself
M stayed the National
w nights, and delicious throughout
Only during June swetering the Capital
years ago will Congressional legislation
beated departures
and gayty
Wangonians participating Newport exceptionally
Diplomatic Corps
to il
Members younger
well the maids bachelors dancing deooousy
than they did last Soon
bad FORM
for this change young society
clawl' o banjo and accordion.
But Newport
received that the of the Mr. Ue
ducd another novelty called
thing fierce"
Although of
cned allow turkey shpboard dances
barred number of
"ragtime"
1t said has superseded the for auction bridge that
worried There
half the of cards there
tables
and nightly hops taking the place of bridge evenings"
London
Duke and
a
turkey rot' and the tango because the
these have called FORTH
the downward the held high and the pitched
The then sliding
steps the and to the o
which has distinguished the dance of the
last Ii
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GEORGETOWN.

Lieut. George De Meale and Mrs De
Meale arrived On Monday from Panama,
and are the guests of Mrs. De Meale's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Pierce Lieut..
De Meale has been ordered to the Nor
folk Navy Yard for duty.
Mrs. w. d. Brace is entertaining for
a few days Mrs. ]. Stuart Mcdonald, of
Roland Park, Nd.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith and her sister.
Mrs. Denton. from New Jersey. are at
Colonial Beach for a short stay.
Misses Grace and Mary Fox Nft yes
terday for q visit to their cousin, Mrs
C. s. White, in York, Pa
Mrs. Katherine Rumbough. Of Virginia,
Is the guest for few days Of Mrs. John
c. Kondrup.
Miss Ethel Graves has gone to Atlantic
City, where she will remain until Novem-
Der I.
Mr. X. c. Cobb has been the guest Of
his sister. Mrs. James Young. en- route
to his home in Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Cobb
has visited his mother and sister in New
York. was the guest Of friends in Thou
sand Islands. and made a short trip to
Boston.
Mrs. Wise has returned. after an auto
mobile trip to New York. Philadelphia,
and Atlantic City. with her daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Yourg.
Mrs. Dorset and Miss Lucy Dorsett
are spending some time in Westminster.
Nd
Miss Lena Murdoch is in Atlantic City
for the summer.
Miss Emily Mathews. who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Louis c. Marshall
at their country home in Virginia, Is
now the guest of friends in Charlottes-
willie.
Mrs. Ernest Mechlin and son have re-
turned from La Plata, Md.
The Rev Walter Williams and Mrs.
williams will motor to Hot Springs, Va,
during the week.
Miss Mildred TaSermer is visiting Mrs
Richard Lee in Roseville. N. ].
Mrs. Sophie Steuart. who has been vis-
10 be the guest Of her son-in-iaw and
daughter. DIR. and Mrs. Robert Beale.
Miss Ida Magruder. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Buckner In Gainesville. win this
week go to Fredericksburg for the re-
Of the summer.
Mr.. william Bean spent the weekend
with his family In New Hampshire
Miss Elinor Johnston ic visiting In
Md.
Miss Virginia Bradt and Mrs Skinner
eft last week for Bluemont, Va. where
hey will spend the remainder Of the sum-
ner.
The choir Of St Johns Church left IN
Tuesday for their summer outing. which
The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
CLEVELAND PARK

Mrs. Ralph W. Kirkham entertained at
cards on Wednesday evening in compli-
ment to her house guest, Miss King.
Mrs Charles s. Grover is the guest Of
her mother. Mrs. Hitchcock. in Indiana
DR.. ard Mrs. l. c. F. Hugo will leave
during the week for California
The choir boys Of st. Adams. under the
care Of Mr.. Middleton. are spending a
week at Claiborne, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw have gone to
Beach Haven. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Hines are en-
tertaining Mr.. Hines sister. Miss Anna
Hines. Of Hazleton. Pa. for an indefinite
stay.
Mrs. ]. Milton Boone. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Edward p. Mertz. has
returned to her home in st. Clair. Pa.
Miss Ruth Davis, of Knoxville. Tenn.
who has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred ]. Essary, has returned to her
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Eugster and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, left yesterday
for their summer home on Bustins Island.
Me.
Mrs. John H. Bell is in Staunton. Va,
for a short stay.
Mrs. James Sharp has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs Ralph W.
Crane, in Stamford, Conn.
Miss Mildred Jones. of Baltimore, and
Miss Mary Brown. of Chester. N. c., are
guests OF Mrs. I. p. Berthrong.
Mrs. A. G. White and family. Mrs. Ed
ward s. Westcott. and Miss Marian Stew
art are enjoying an outing at Luray. Va.
Miss Lucy Henry left on Wednesday
for Newport
Mrs. Z. A. Preble and family are spend
ing the summer at Charlottesville, Va.
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Dunott- Richie.

Mrs. Donald Mclean. former president
general Of the N. 8. D. A. R., who is
pleasantly remembered here. has an
nounced the engagement of her sister.
Miss Mary Harrison Ritchie, of Fred
erick, Nd, to Justice Dunott, of Balti-
more Miss Ritchie Is the youngest
daughter Of the late John Ritchie, Chief
Justice Of the Sixth judicial District, and
Mrs. Ritchie. and is granddaughter Of the
late William p. Maulsby Mr. punott is
the son Of the late DR.. Thomas Justice
Dunott and Mrs. Dunott, of Baltimore.
The marriage will take place in the fall
in Maryland. =
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Kaufman ana fam
lily, Of Rhode Island Avenue are spending
several weeks in Chevy Chase, the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. L. Nye
Mrs. Richmond p. Hobson, wife of Rep
resentative Hobson. and their children
are spending the summer at Deer Park,
Nd.
Miss Edna Oppenheimer has returned TO
the city. after spending q few days in
Baltimore with friends.
Miss Maitland Marshall, who has been
MAKING ssriss Of visits to friends. has
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y = ASHINGTON proved herself second
\AJ Sort and the National Capital
repaid by lovely nights and delicious througho
d,vr;n,e
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train. They will both return here tomor-
row.
Nearly all the members OF the Cabinet
are spending today out of town. The
Postmaster General Is with Mrs Burleson
Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. McAdoo,
left Washington Friday to join his fam
lily on the North Shore, and the Secre-
tary Of the Navy and Mrs Daniels are
in the far West. while the Secretary of
War. Mr.. Garrison. 10 on an extended trip
visiting the army posts in the United
States
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane and the Secretary of Commerce and
the summer in Washington. vary the no
notony by frequent trips to nearby re-
sorts for the weekend.
Mr.. Joseph 4. Tumulty, secretary to
the President, is with his family for SUM-
day at Avon. n. ].
Mrs. Julian James has closed her resi-
dence in Twentieth Street and is max
ing a series of visits to friends in the
NortI.. She will return to Washington
In the autumn.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter of
the Secretary of Labor. is still a patient
at til Providence Hospital, but is said
to be rapidly regaining health. and will
probably join her father at the Driscoll.
this week.
Count Gunter Won Bernstorff, son of
the German Ambassador. who is study
ing In New York. went to Newport
to spend the weekend with the Am
bassador, who entertained yesterday.
Stone Villa, the Newport cottage which
serves as the Russian Embassy this sea-
son. was the scene Friday Of q charm
ingly arranged luncheon party, given by
the Ambassador and Mime. Bakhmeteff.
The Russian Counselor and Nine.
Scherbatskoy. who took a cottage at
Cataumet, Mass. early in the season,
are guests at Newport.
Representative and Mrs. John ".
Davis. of West Virginia, will sail from
New York on August 16. for a short trip
to Holland and Germany. Mr.. Davis is
one Of the ten members invited to at
tend the peace conference at The Hague.
Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen, wife of DR..
Bowen, will leave Washington today en-
route to Southampton. Long Island.
where she will spend the remainder of
the season. DR.. Bowen will join her
later.
Mrs. Pierson B. Reading has closed
her residence in Jefferson Place and,
by her daughter, Miss Alice
Reading. has gone to the Blue Ridge
Inn at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs. William W. Mathewson has left
for Woodstock, Conn, where |
Mr.. Mathewson will join her within a |
few days at their summer home.
Miss Rena NJ. Wood. Of SO Ninth |
Street Southeast. has Just returned to |
after an extended visit to |
Brooklyn. N. Y. While in Brooklyn, |
Miss Wood was the house guest of her |
friend. Mrs. J. s. Boyer
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will be spent in camp on the Severn.
They are in charge of Mr.. p. c. Miller,
organist and director of the choir The
Rev. F. B. Howden will spend some
time with them.
DR.. Mitchell is spending the summer on
the coast Of Maine.
Misses Ada and Virginia Brown are
spending the summer months in Canada
Miss Blanche Brown is in East Glouces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. Newton Brewer spent the last
week with her daughter. Miss Entwistlc,
at Hammond Court
Mrs. r. Keith Forrest has gone for a
two months stay at Duxbury, Mass.
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lying country, and in the evening dined
on the west terrace, as Is hts custom on
clear, warm nights.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
are spending Sunday at Berkeley Springs.
". Va, the latter leaving Washington
with Master Thomas Marshall Sutherland
on an early morning train yesterday. and
the Vice President. who was detained
here by Official duties. caught the evening
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The President at Leisure.

The President yesterday enjoyed his
1rst day of leisure since his return from
Cornish. n. II. He spent the morning
playing golf with DR.. Cary Grayson, L.
S. ". at the Washington Golf Club. and
the afternoon motoring about the out
The Washington herald., 1913-07-20

The Washington Suburban Club gave
. bridge Thursday evening to its mem
bers and friends. It was largely at
tended.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-20
Women S Summer Shoes

Tan Oxfords and some few Pumps.
Popular sellers. Of which we have only
from two to six pairs Of kind: as
sembled for quick cleanup at sizes in
cluding AA, to z; A, 8 to z; B. and
2k: c. 2h to z; d, ~ to z; E, 9, 81,
The Washington herald., 1913-07-20

At the conclusion Of her visit In this city
Miss Dembitz will go to New York to
visit relatives.
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At the present rate Of consumption and
with modern methods. Of production the
worlds known iron-ore deposits are esti-
mated by experts to supply the demand
for so years.
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