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ALEXANDRIA. :

The Alexandria German Club gave its
New Years dance Tuesday evening last
at the auditorium OF the Elks' Home. II
was largely attended. among the guests
present being a number from out of the
city. The chaperons We're Mrs. John F.
Tackett. Mrs. Z. S. Fawcett, Mrs. Gar
lock, Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Kemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. johnson, DR.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Smoot, Mrs. Walter Roberts. Mrs.
John Leadbeater, Mrs. Louis C. Barley,
Mrs. C. c. Cariin. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Comas French. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Gibson. DIR. and Mrs Thomas B.
Cochran. Miss Elizabeth Janney. Miss
Carrie Stribling. Miss Cora Hoblitzeh.
and Mrs. Johnson Downey. The german
was led by Mr.. James S. Douglas, jr.,
with Miss Emily johnson.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Miss Mamie Mccoy. Los Angeles.
Cal; Miss Potts, Richmond. Va Miss
Russ, Washington; Miss Johnson, WASH
ington: Miss Enid Sipe. Harrisonburg:
Messrs. Gary, Boston: Miller, johnson.
Parham, Baker, and Nelson Randsell,
Washington: Frank and Joe Addison,
Baltimore: Mitchell, North Carolina, and
Frazier Baldwin. Chicago.
Those dancing were Dr. and Mrs John
W. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OBan-
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY. JANUARY 5. 1913.

non Cooper DR. and Mrs Louis 8.
Greene. n. ana Mrs. Conrad johnson,
Misses Mary Phillips Eliza Douglas,
Nellie IJhIer.s Mary snowder, Lisa An
derson- Arr. BARLEY. Esther Burke.
Della philips, George French. Julia
Nfcol. sophia racket, Nancy Tackett,
Katherine Uhler, Roxie Doniphen.
Messrs. c.. Pare Waller. IT.. Beauderic
Howell z. A. Gariock, Wallace LINDSEY
John Barrett. JAMES Roberts, hunt Rod
erts. Eugene Lindsey. Eddie Nicoi,
s,., n = 9,,n.sr Mi,ton
1-.ah -. r..s ~ v,,,.n Perrv
I,,,,as 3D.. rr. rs,.S,,, poh.rts Dr
TLa-n. - go. xrS.rton Wal.
,aao Ts. a W,,S.or s,owdsn George
-. p,ssa. Chiasa.tar srthur Har~
hart tiha-s 1ohnsn,, p.dford Irhler
S.nt Char,s. parrstt TT g M O. and
.. nav,S Chsi,ners ass,st.nt naymaster' m
Ine E,hs Danens LID snse ae
az, aance q. the Eits nome .,anSas
oay evening "hlcn was largely attenueo.
az co,,n,ss fro,,, one -, are civ After-
ward q buffet Iunchaon Was served
|
| ms part OF tne entertaininent was an
Eriedl.n dsr
Inc, Following was the committee IN
charge OF arrangements; Cheries Is.
Marshali. chairman; Herman Frleolano-
er' treasurer; George b. caton' Harry
3. quinn, George w. bontz, Joseph
Em,anu, e. e'euart Smith, anu 'eioihe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CaFert Smoot.
90, VINO nave peen vlsitins Mrs. SmoCt
baua r.,,r III anu .n .sais s ,orSn - Snr,h
,n,,, LeeuIneI 70 tneir noiie IN Noiui
Mss mary Iienn Snler was nostess
meohesoay -nisnt at ner nome m Nortn
Club. of which she is a member. Those
present were Miss Eliza Douglas, Miss
Nellie Uhler. Miss Christina Kemper, Miss
Julia Nicol. Miss George French. Miss
Jean Brent, Miss Lola Ashton, Miss So
phia Tackett. Messrs. Beauderic Howell,
milton Frencn WARD Bos"9h; water
.oter. oenIoru Ohier. Ut. - mon
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semble their fathers.' says he; .and
they are suffragists. Those that re-
semble their mothers are inferior. They
do not want to vote. or do anything else
as general rule. There are some OF
the women on the anti side of the
question who are superior specimens, hut
that is merely because they are posi-
tive and want to be leaders. even IL they
have to be leaders against the move
ment- But the superior females resemble
their fathers and want to vote"
Then You feel that the male sex Is
superior to the femaley" he was asked.
Not at all. The superior men are
those that resemble their mothers"
Smell Like Vegetables.
Vitosophy and DIR. Windsor teach that
table.
ANY man or woman, who, with can
dor, judgment, and discrimination will
KISS number of persons and note, ef-
fects Will discover the truth of this prin-
ciple, provided the persons are clean and
the flavor is not destroyed by unnat-
ural causes" he says.
DR.. Windsor admits that he has ar
rived at this conclusion only after a
long series of personal experiments. He
says that he has to analyze men sprin-
W oOocifdNlOu anu ht hoo
only made a personal study Of female
subjects.
He analyses a subject by observation
of the facial characteristics. He himself.
he says. is a strawberry and a buffalo.
When asked to what species President
elect Wilson belongs. DR.. Windsor said:
81 have never met him face to face
and hesitate to judge from photographs,
but I would say that he falls into the
horse class. from the animal standpoint.
and into the acid. from the vegetable.
He is magnetic. metallic. and acid. Presi-
dent Taft, like myself, is of the bovine
genus. He probably is buffalo. Most
judicial minds are bovine, in fact"
Advice concerning matrimonial partner
ships Is included In the catalogue of
vitosophy. Among some of the general
rules are: Lemons should never marry.
neither should sweets wed. An acid and
a sweet make the happy combination.
A horse should not marry dog and a
bird should not marry an animal"
When asked concerning the various
flavors he had encountered in people. DR..
Windsor said:
81 have tasted peaches, grapes, bananas.
apples. and plrms of various varieties.
1 have never happened to run onto a
cabbage, brussels sprout, or an onion.
but they might easily exist l have no
doubt they do"
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said to be OF the equine class, and to
SAVIOR of the acid fruits, probably a
lemon.
This is all according to William Wind
scr, IL B., Phi D., the teacher and
principal disciple of ''Vitosophy," a new
doctrine that teaches that every man.
woman, and child resembles in his or her
physical makeup some unit of the ami
nal, vegetable and mineral kingdom. DR..
Windsor is in Washington lecturing on
Fitosophy and is registered at the New
Ebbitt-
Vitosophy contains, according to DR..
Windsor, the recipes for happiness-be
it single or material happiness that is de-
sired-for success and prosperity.
DR.. Windsor is a student of human ma
tTre, and declares that the women of the
suffragist cause are the superior speci-
ynen of womanhoOd.
THE superior types of women re-
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A $3.50 cON0vER BABY GRAND !,
PLANO TO BE GIVEN AWAY

The Advocates newest special award ID
OF such high value that contest workers
are striving with might and main to
win It
A $50 Conover Baby Grand Piano has
been purchased from Percy Foster, the
piano merchant, 1880 G Street Northwest,
and will be given to the person casting
the most votes in The Herald's SIS 00o
contest between the dates OF December
IS. 1872. and January IS, 1913. This extra
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The Conover Baby Grand is on exhibi-
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II stands supreme among small musical
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To be counted In this special competi-
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p. m. on January Is.
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SANITY You know that And let the Heart get
weak or wrong In any way and the whole system
the whole body from Brain TO tiniest blood
vessel suffers. too.
But you say Il haven't any Heart trouble.
Ny Heart Is all right" Ali But lots Of people
think and say the self same thing. Why. only
last week I had a pitiful. tear-stained letter
from a little Il-yearold girl out in Minnesota
telling me how her mother fell dead the week
before-yes fell dead before her with the little
baby IN her aims Now the woman thought
HER Heart vas all night. She would not be
here me-eyen refused 10 take the treatment O.
heed the warning and the good advice that !
had sent her free.
siI people in every ten have Heart trouble.
though many Of them do not know il. moo
victims die Of II in America every year. And
] say unless you sure. unless you KNOW.
for gooiuess sake don't take any more chances
just stop bit right here and find out for q Ger
tainty where you stand.
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r..
II. Cochran, Mrs Robert 8. Barrett.
Mrs. Henry O'Bannon Cooper. Mrs. d.
Moxley. Low. Miss Alice Andsrtcn.
Miss Lisa Anderson. Miss Georgie
French. Miss Nary Snowden- Miss Alice
Anderton carried on the prize.
Mrs. James T. Luckett and two sons
are visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John scrivener, Augusta. Ca
Mr.. Charles J. Deahi, jr.. has returned
to his home in Portsmouth. Va. after
spending q few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Deahl. Prince
Street.
Mr.. James w. Goods has returned from
visit TO his daughter. at Giendower.
Miss Marie Kite Is visiting her great
uncle and aunt. Mr.. r. c. Saunders and
Miss Jane Saunders, in Leesburg.
Lieut.. Charles d. Barrett. who has
been visiting his brothers In this city
for the past two weeks. left Thursday
for Portsmouth to join the battieship
New Jersey, which sailed Friday Tor
Cuba.
Mr.. j. Ellis Norris. Of Cuba, II visit
ing his parents IN this city.
Miss Marion Baker. Of this city, In the
guest Of Miss Freda Bode, Frederfcks-
burg. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Herbert has returned
from a visit to Mrs. George boswell
Brooke, In Winchester. Va
Mr.. Theodore Wright has returned
from q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Bur-
CESS. Charlottesville, Va
Miss Marie Mccoy, Of Los Angeles,
Cal. who has been the guest Of Miss
Anna Barley, in North Columbus Street.
Is now visiting in Washington.
Miss Janet Kuhn. of Washington. Is
the guest of Miss Harriet Douglas. at
her home in Cameron Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Weller visited
relatives here during the week
Mr.. E. E Downham, of this city.
has been elected representative TO the I'm
perial Council of the Mystic Shrine by
Acca Temple. for the thirteenth con-
secutivs term
Mrs. Thomas Cochran entertained at
cards Saturday afternoon at Lee Camp
Hall
The marriage of Miss Annie st. Clair,
Of New Orleans. and Mr.. Isaac Ander-
son. Of Round Hill. Va, took place Sat
urday morning last at the parsonage
Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor of the
church. Afterward the couple left for
Round Hill, Va. where they will reside
In the future
Mr.. Mary Philips has returned from
visit to friends In Charlestown, W.
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hedrick and chill
dren spent the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Herdick's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
S. T. Hall, Manassas
The Misses Norton entertained FRI
day in honor of their little nephew.
Master Alexander Sands, third Prizes
for the most successful nest hunters
were given Miss Josephine Gregg and
Cary Marshall. A large number or
young folks attended the AFFAIR.
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Building Freight station.

Workmen have begun the work OF
erecting a new freight station for the
Observation-Disclosures Railway Company
at the extreme end Of South Royal
Street. The new station will be a brick
affair. and, IL is announced, that 1t will
be completed about Februry Is next
Upon its completion the railway COM
pany will abandon its present station, To-
Gated in the rear of the present ticket
office at the southwest corner Of Royal
and Prince Streets.
who Killed Patrick Buckley. the Boy
Guide Whose Body Was Found in the
Old Braddock House November IL"
This will be the subject Of a sermon
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guest Of Miss Isabel Carter. Of Rich
mond.
Mr.. Leonard NJ knight. who spent the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r. Z. knight, has returned to the Uni
versity OF Virginia
Mr.. James Birkett. who has been visit
ing I'm Manassas and Bristow, has re-
turned to his home in this city.
Miss Mary Lee Chapman. Of Manassas.
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Ollie Racey. of strausburg. is
visiting her sister IN this city.
Mr.. George Brent has returned to thu
University of Virginia, after spending
the holidays with bis parents In this
city:
The Misses Gariock will entertain a,
cards January at their home In Rose
mont.
Mr.. Lloyd Tabb. who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel @. Brent
has returned to his home In West Point
Va, and Mrs. Enid Sipe. of Harrison
burg, has returned after visit to Miss
Jean Brent
The Jolly Euchre Club held meeting
Monday night at the residence OF Mrs.
Raymond BIumenfeld. at her home in
opuInI GIIL cLIcct- NcAC "OAs W
Miss Sarah Ruben, Mrs Raymond
Rlumenfeld. and Miss Jennie Biondheim-
Mr.. Churchill Gibson. Of Seminary
Hill. is visiting his father. the Right Rev
Robert Gibson, Richmond.
Alva Aerie, No. 81. Fraternai Order OF
Eagles. Monday night last gave a COM
ELEMENTARY dance to the ladies who as
sisted them at their recent bazaar The
affair was held in the auditorium Of the
Elks' Home.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson and daughter.
of Boston, are the guests Of Mrs Will
lam woolls, at her home In Queen
Street
Mr.. and Mrs Albeit Davis. of this
city. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Lewis. cismont. Va
Miss Florence Rex. of Richmond. Va.
is spending the holidays with Miss Janet
RisheiIl, at her home in South washing
ton Street.
Miss Edith Brown. of King George
County. Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Robert Rust. Alexandria County.
Miss Marion Negiey has returned from
a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Elmer Thompson has returned from
Baltimore, where he spent the weekend
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Mclaughlin, Of Nor
folk. have returned home after a visit
to friends in this city.
Mr.. Robert A Zachary has returned
from a visit to Bridgeton. N. J.
Miss Elizabeth Peyton has returned to
the University of Virginia Hospital
Training School. after spending a few
days with her father. Mr.. Philip B. Pey-
ton. Braddock Heights
Mrs. Percy Evans has returned to her
home In Hume, Va, after spending sew
eral weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Douglas. in Cameron
Street. -
Miss Hattie Douglas has returned from
Winchester, Va, where she has been
visiting Mrs. George boswell Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Boyle. OF WASH
ington. during the week visited Mrs.
Boyle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith. Cameron Street
Mrs. Harry Beverly entertained at
auction bridge during the week at her
home in Prince Street Those present
were Mrs. Taylor Burke, Mrs. Thomas
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TAFT A BUFFALO;
wilson AIEM0N
High Priest Of "vitosophy"
Says We Are Combinations
of Animals and Vegetables.
'SOME LIKE ONIONS
by kissing Another One Can Tell
Whether Person Is Carrot
4 or Grapefruit.
1SOME LIKE ONIONS

What are you? That's the question.
You are a combination of animal, veg
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iron as your dominant ingredient-which
is all very fiattering-or. on the other
hand, you may be a dog or a pig, may
have the scent of the cabbage or the
onion and be made up principally of lead.
President Taft Is of the bovine genus
and Is probably a buffalo and is a straw
berry, while President-elect Wilson is
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DO you have numb or dizzy spells:
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Are you nervous and irritables
DO your feet, legs, or ankles swe1if
Does your stomach have an all
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Do you have pain I'm Heart, side,
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OF course. case has all-sme OF the very
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you should act at once. for you may be in grave
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1t crimes like 4 thief. develops quickly and strikes
without varningi
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Will study Penitentiary.

With a view to improving conditions at
the Federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth, Kans-, Attorney General Wicker
sham yesterday detailed Mai. Henry
Leonard Wood. U. S. NJ. C.. retired, to
make a thorough study Of the peniten-
tiary. The Attorney General desires that
all Federal prisons should be model in
situations. with particular reference to
the Federal parole law.
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Heirs of Charles S. shreve.

The property of Charles S. Shreve, by
his will dated December q. 1906, is left
to his three children. Charles S. Shreve.
jr, Miss Cora B. Shreve, and Miss Fam
ME Shreve. Most of the estate is in
real estate, and beside the requests to
the three children there are several
small legacies.
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Mayor Thomas A. Fisher has received
letter from 8. l.. Brown. of For
Worth. Tex, in which the writer. who !
personal friend of Mr.. Fisher, state
he saw his picture, together with othe
Alexandrians. in the moving picture SHOW
in that city. The picture displays tn
placing OF a memorial wreath on Wash
ington's tomb at Mount Vernon Decem
Der Il last by Alexandria Washington
Lodge OF Masons.
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Cripple Greek mines are to be merged by a
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HEART DISEASE SYMPTOMS

Are verY plain when once they are known and
understood. The neat trouble Is that most peo-
pie don't know what the SYMPTOMS are-dun't
know what they mean when they have them
Another thing-a great many people are nisled
ard deceived into thinking their trouble Is some
thing else. Thousands-psrhaps you Among them
are to-day docturins the Stomach, Kidneys.
Liver. Nerves. or Sexual Organs for some SUP
POSED trouble. when all the time It's the
Heart causing IL all. In other words. you may
he treating the symptoms aud not the disease
itseH
Following arc the most common signs-the
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