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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-11-24
Money to Loan,

On Redemption of Shares in the Charles
Town & Ransom Building and Loan Associa-
tiou, Tuesday, s p. m. at the office of the
Association FRANK BECK WITH.
Sec'y and Treas'r,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-11-24
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHIN

Mrs. WIxsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has beer
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS o.
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHINC, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 4
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUNS
AI.LAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie and
is the best remedy for DIARRHGA- 1t IS alb
soiutely harmless. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no ckhea
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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The Ladies' Aid Society.
nv Margaret Brooks.

We've put fiue addition to the good old
church at home;
It's Just the latest killer with gallery and
dome.
1t seats thousand people-fnest church ,
in all the town
And when twas dedicated, why We plan |
ten thousand down
That ia. we paid five thousand-eveiy dea- |
con did his best
Aud the Ladies' Aid Society it promised
all the rest.
We've got an orgaa in the church-very
finest in the land;
It's got thousand pipes or more. its mel
ody is grand
And when we sit on cushioned pews and
hear the master play
1t carries us to realms of bliss, unnum-
bered miles away.
1t cost cool three thousand and it's stood
the hardest test;
Wen pay a thousand on 1.-THE Ladies.
Aid the rest.
They'll give hundred socables, eantat as
too. and teas.
They'll bake thousand angel cakes and
tons of cloim they'll freeze.
They'll beg and scrape and toll aud work
for seven years or more,
And then they'll start all DER again for a
carpet for the floor.
No, it isn't just like digging out the money
from your vest.
When the Ladies' Aid gets busy and says,
We'll pay the rest
OF course we're proud of our big church
from pulpit up to spire;
1t is the darling of our eyes, the crown of
of our desire!
But when see the sisters work to raise
the cash that lacks
l sometimes feel the church is built on
women's tired backs.
sometimes can't help thinking, when we
reach the regions blest,
The men will get the toll and work, and
the Ladies' Aid the rest.
Shoes for all wear, See Ma;steller.
Call and see us while in town. Will make
itpay you. Free cash prizes for school
children. DIR. Nj. c. Scott.
II you are interested in a good scalding
trough for use when butchsring this fall,
go to Wallis and see what he has in that
inc,
See Callan for double heaters,
A nice line of ribbons at Landis'
Coles Hot Blast Heaters, the great uet
savers, at Phillips & Moreland.
Miler's Pharmacy sells complete line
of veterinary remedies and stock foods
If you are looking for BARGAINS lool
in our windows, DIR. NJ. G. Scott.
Ask Miller's Pharmacy first, they have it
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Georgetown Assembly

The Georgetown Assembly was held
last night at Linthicum Hall. which was
attractively decorated for the occasion
An, orchestra played for the dancing, and
toward midnight a buffet supper was
served.
Tho guests were received by the mem.
bers Of the dance committee, among
whom were DR.. Louis Mackall, Mr. Ed
mund M. Talcott. DR.. Robert S. Eeale,
and Mr.. John Gordon Blake.
Mr.. II. C. SHETLAND, Miss Anna SWEET
land, and Miss Harriet SHETLAND, of
Mount Vernon. Ohio. are guests at the
Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett and her sister,
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. entertained at
a charming the dansant yesterday after
noon complimentary to Ensign Aston
Simpson. u. 8. N, and Mrs. Simpson.
The latter was formerly Miss Lucie Hoke
Smith.
The spacious rooms were decorated
with palms, Easter lilies ferns, sweet
peas, jonquils, and yellow tulips, and an
orchestra played for the dancing in the
ballroom.
Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Matthews were
assisted in receiving by Senator Hoke
Smith, Mrs. william Alden Smith. Mrs.
John Temple Graves, Mrs T. De Witt
Talmage, Mrs. william Bailey Lamar,
and q number of young people, including
Miss Helen Peck Blodgett, daughter of
Mrs. Blodgett, who is in school here; the
Misses -Burleson. Miss Callie Hoke Smith.
the Misses Aleshire. Miss Maitland lar
shall. Misa Genevieve Clark, Miss Kath-
crime Hill. Miss Elizabeth Gray. and Miss
callie HoSe Smiths house party, inciud-
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out at once to discover and develop
these uranium ores"
Secretary Lanes emphatic declara
tion answers all intimations Of con.
fiict between him and DR.. Howard A
Kelly. the Baltimore surgeon and ra-
dunn expert. over the best method to
develope radium mines. DR.. Kelly has
advocated government development
There will be opened in February
in Denver" continued Secretary Lane
under Drs. Kelly and Douglas, OF
Baltimore, a laboratory where a proc
ess for extracting radium from ores
will be used. The moment that the
first grain of rsdium is made the fact
will be published to the world"
Cured by Radisp, He Says.
James c. Gray. Pittsburgh, vice-dean of
the University of Pittsburgh, counsel for
the Standard Chemical Company Pitts
burgh. a cancer sufferer. testified as to
the curative properties of radium. Mr..
Gray has had more radium applied to him
than any other living person. He said he
mad been snatched from the grave by the
wonderful mineral element. He urged
free and unhampered competition in the
Production Of radium by commercial in
terests.
Il was operated on three times in
seven months last year, said Mr.. Gray.
AT the end of the first operation I was
told by one OF the most famous physi-
clans in Philadelphia that the knife had
cured me. But the growth came back
and / was compelled to undergo a second
and equally trying operation. Then in
addition, was given an X-ray treatment.
The application Of the X-ray burned me
badly; was horribly tortured. At that
time 1 did not know the real nature of
my malady. When I asked the surgeon
II IT was malignant growth, he replied:
IF you mean cancer-no." left Phil
adelphia with the understanding that Il
would be only a short time before I
would be completely well.
Growth Il Checked.
"A few months later, while / was in
London, the growth returned, and quick
ly. I hurried back to the United States
to consult the physician who had oper-
ated on me. He was away from Phil
adelphia and / was told that, since the
growth had progressed SO far, might
as well wait until he returned in Septem-
Der. / heard cbout radium treatment.
and was able to get the radium in Pitts
burgh.
1T was applied. as have said, in great
quantities. Almost Immediately the
malignant growth was checked. At IN.
end OF a few weeks this surgeon took
me to the West Pennsylvania Hospital
and there merely by exertins a pres
sure with his fingers. removed the cam
cerous growth"
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TABLET TO MAI. BUTT.

A bronze tablet to the memory OF Maj
Archibald W. Butt, L. s. A. military
aid to former President Taft, who los,
his life in the Titanic disaster. IL to b.
placed in the Bethesda Chapel of thu
Holy Nativity, Cathedral Of 80. Petei
and Paul
The tablet is the gift of q group of tbs
dead soldiers friends, Of which the
former President Is one. The features
of Mai. Butt are shown in bas-relief and
the tablet measures three feet six inches
by I'VE feet six inches. On the compile
ton of the cathedral the tablet will be
removed from its present resting place
and will be set up In the section to be
devoted to soldiers and sailors. 1t was
designed by George T. Brewster. New
York sculptor. A eulogy on the character
of Maj. Butt is inscribed on the me-
mortal.
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Mrs. wilson Receives

Mrs Woodrow wilson recesveo h'
Japanese Ambassador ana sncosn.e,'
Chinda At the Wnite House
Der Of additional callers were received oy
appointment. The Misses Wilson and
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones assisted
Mrs Wilson In receiving.
Il Mrs. Thomas r. Marshau ana wives
of the Cabinet officers made tneir week
lily morning visit to Mrs. Wilson yester'
day morning.
]
1 The Brazilian Ambassador and NINE
da Cana entertained at a brilliant din-
ner last night In compliment 70 the
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Society Doinss in ano Around
tee Ole ylotionol Capital lsss]
D y NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN. {

ing Miss Margaret Grant. Miss swinship
Miss Ainslee. and Miss Ella, all OF At.
lanta.
Mr.. John Barrett and Mr.. and Mrs
Francisco J. Yanes have issued cards for
small reception In the Pan-American
Building on Thursday evening. February
L. at 10 O'Clock.
Q Mrs. William Horton Garlock and Miss
Florence Garlock have closed their home
In Virginia. and are established In the
Cairo for the winter. 49, .ss.s -
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kerens enter
tanned at large dinner last night COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. 0ist Blair.
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RETAILERS MEET TONIGHT.
Merchants' Association VIII Hear
RepOrfs Of OAcePp.

Retail merchants OF Washington gen
orally tonight will be welcomed at the
annual meeting of the Retail Merchants
Association. in the quarters Of the asso-
citation, at 1a02 F street northwest.
The association has had q successful
year, 1t is declared. and much interest
is felt in the reports Ct President r. p.
Andrews and other officers Of the organi-
zation. which will be presented this even
ing. During the last twelve months the
association has increased Its field of use
fulness materially. adding new features
OF practical nature monthly.
Service" one Of the most important
elements of retail trade, will be discussed
in q paper by E. C. Graham. treasurer
of the association. Mr.. Graham II recog-
nized as a close student of business or
ganization.
Following the transaction Of the i'm
portant business scheduled for this even
ing an elaborate buffet supper will be
served.
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St Marys. w. Va, Jan. S-James
Severn. charged with disturbing reli-
gious worship. was indicted by the grand
jury on which he was serving. He
pleaded guilty and was fined SIS.
Tarrytown. N. Y. Jan. 2s.-Seeinr two
squirrels staggering. Bud Weeks inyesti-
gated and found a box labeled .choco-
late cocktails which had dropped from
a passing wagon. Later on. says Bud,
both squirrels were sitting by the lake
with cakes Of ice on their heads.
Webster. Mass, Jan. 8.-Marcus N.
Wood. an old philosopher, lives on 4
cents a day. A business man of the
city can't do it, says Wood. but anyone
who win live on farm can.
Chicago, Jan. &.-Rev. John Gardiner.
OF the New England Congregational
Church, declared that every normal men
and woman should wed. but for a woman
to marry just to obtain q home. he said,
Is q sin.
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RADIUM LANDS
TO Be RETAINED
Secretary Lane Makes Posi-
tive Statement to House
Committee.
LABORATORY In DENVER
Will Be Opened in February and Pro-
cess for Extracting Mineral Will
Be Put in Operation.
LABORATORY IN DENVER

Secretary Franklin X. Lane. Of the
Interior Department. fatty announced
before the House Mines and Mining
Committee yesterday 1t was his pur-
pose TO retain radium ore-bearing
lands for the benefit Of the cancer
suffering poor of the country
I'VE propose to retain these lands. .
he declared, that the women and
children, as well as the men, among
the poor and rich alike. in this coun-
try may have treatment for cancer at
the earliest possible moment. We are
preparing plans under which every
prospector will be encouraged to go
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Hostess at Tea

Mrs. John Hall Stephens, wife Of Rep.
resentative Stephens, of California, was
hostess at a delightful tea yesterda,
at their new residence, I0l Maryland ave.
nue.. in compliment to her house guest.
Mrs. F. r. Yaple. OF Phoenix. Ariz
Mrs. George NJ. Shaver. of Portland
O-eg., and Mrs. d. NJ. vsnpelt, Of Los
Angeles, Cal.
Assisting in receiving were Mrs. Martin
f. Foster, Mrs. William s. Howard
Mrs. Walter l.. Hensley. Mrs. Carl Hay
den. Mrs. Theodore Tiiler, Mrs. Paul NJ
Humphrey, Mrs. J. V. Townsend, Mrs.
Gilfry. and Mrs. Nelson.
Mrs Edward Douglas White. wife of
the Chief Justice. was at home yestcr-
day at their residence in Rhode Island
avenue.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Va. the first of next week. While there
they will be entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
James Allison Hodges at an afternoon
and evening reception on February J.
The Saturday evening dinner Of the
North Carolina Society closed with the
Presentation to Secretary of the Navy
Daniels, DR.. c. Alphonso Smiter, of the
University of Virginia. and the other
speakers Of framed copies Of the cele-
brated North Carolina toast. Here's to
the Land Of the Long Leaf Pine" signed
by Mrs. Leonora Monteiro Martin, who
is the authoress of the famous quartrain.
The presentation was made by the Sis
ter of Mrs Martin, Mrs Margaret
Monteiro Berry. of Washington.
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Reception At csnsress Han

Congress Hall yesterday afternoon was
| the scene OF q brilliant gathering of Chm
] gressional and Official society when for.
I ty-three prominent hostesses residins
there entertained at a reception. The
rooms were charminsly decorated with
palms and flowers and an orchestra
played throughout the afternoon.
The hostesses Of the occasion were Mrs
J. W. Kern. Mrs. Sparkman, Mrs. ].
Burnett. Mrs ID. shackieford, Mr.. z.
Chandler. Mrs. f. Pou. Mrs. f. Clark,
Mrs. l. Dixon. Mrs. J.. Adair. Mrs. w.
A. Ashbrook. Mrs. G. G. Edwards, Mrs.
s. Ferris. Mrs. !. r. Sherwood, Mrs. II,
A. Bsrnhart. Mrs. c. Cline. Mrs. w.
Cullop, Mrs ID. Hughes, Mrs. ]. Daven-
port, Mrs. J. Russell. Mrs. T.. r. Bath
rick. Miss Brown. Mrs. NJ. Burke. Mrs.
J. +. Byrne. Mrs ]. r. Farr. Mrs. w,
B. Francis. Mrs. d. J. McGillicuddy. Mrs
s. G. Porter, Mrs. T. l. Rubey, Mrs A.
Walters. Mrs. c. Smith, mrs. J. Asweli
Mrs. W. Bailey. Mrs. r. Dershem, Mrs.
w. Gard. Mrs. r. Gittins, Mrs. W. Cor
don, Mrs. A. johnson. Mrs. +. Heating,
Mrs. w. Kettncr. Mrs A. s. Kreider,
Mrs. c. Lieb, Mrs. J. Peterson. snd Mrs
l.. Stringer.
Mrs. Wilson. wife of the President.
sent from the White House a gorgeous
bouquet of pink roses. which formed
the center of decorations Mrs. F. s.
Emerson, of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mr..
+. T. Cahiil, of Chicago. sent flowers
which were used in the decorations.
Count and Countess Szechcnyi. who
have been stopping at the Shoreham
for some time. will leave for New York
at noon today.
Mrs Herman saroni Darling, who has
been visiting her parents, Senator and
Sunday evening for her home In Los
Angeles, Cal
Mr.. Fl. A. Allen and daughter. Miss
Helen W. Allen, Of Boston. are spending
a few days at the Hotel Powhatan.
Mrs. Joseph W. Byrn.. wife of Rep
resentative Byrns. OF Tennessee, will not
be at home this afternoon. but will re-
ceive Tuesdays in February.
Sir Robert Hadheld Joined Lady Had
field at the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. James w. orme will be at home
informally this afternoon at her resi-
dence. 1911 Avenue OF the Presidents.
frof. Blumenthal will be the guest OF
honor at the Friday afternoon recep-
ton at the Congressional Club. He will
deliver an address on The Importance
Of Vocational Guidance"
Tea will be served at 5 o'clock.
Representative and Mrs. James A. |
Hughes will present their daughter. Miss
Tudelle Vinson Hughes, to Washington |
society at tea at the Rochsmbeau on |
Tuesday afternoon. February 3
Mrs. Percy Edwards Quinn will be at |
home this afternoon at her residence, |
l1cS Twenty-first street northwest She
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and . deed OF trust to secure . bond
issue Of $5.ooo.ooo in favor of the Safe
Deposit and Trust Company Of Balti-
more has been filed with the county clerk
at Martinsburg. It II said that little
difYiculty II being found In getting the
right Of way.
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mother.A Mrs. Conner. and her niece,
Miss Feltus. both of Natchez, Miss

mother.A Mrs. Conner, and her niece
Miss Feltus. both of Natchez. Miss.
Miss Anna NJ. Stein. of jacksonville
Ffa.: Charles S. Bew, and William r
Reed, of westfieId, N. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wilkinson. of Clinton. N. T.,
are at the Powhatan for few days.
Mrs. A,thur B. Rouse. wife of the Rep
resentative from Kentucky, will not re-
ceive today. but will be at home Tuesday,
February ..
Former Senator Aldrich entertained al
luncheon yesterday at the Country
Club
Archbishop Ireland, Of ST. Paul. who
has been spending some time at the
Shoreham, entertained a number of
prominent men at dinner there last
night
Mrs. James T. Lloyd. of Missouri, and
Miss Lloyd. will be at home today at the
Brighton.
Mrs Edmund X. Goldsborough, of
ment of her second daughter. Miss Mary
Goldsborough. TO DR.. Askins. of Liver
pool. England.
Mrs. Goldsborough and the Misses
Goldsborough are with Mr.. william Force
Stead, American vice consul at Liverpool.
and Mrs. Stead. at their country home At
Arnsdale. England.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. wife of Rep
Cooper, from Wisconsin. will
be at home today at the Rochambeau
from $50 until Z o'clock. She will have
with her Mrs Leo A. Peil, Of Racine.
who Is her house guest for several weeks.
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Daniels Give Dinner

| The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Josephus Daniels were hosts at a dinner
last night at their home, Single Oak. in
honor of the Comptroller Of the Currency
and Mrs. John shelton Williams.
Among the other guests were Senator
and Mrs. F. NJ. Simmons, Senator Thomas
Martin, Of Virginia: tho Treasurer of the
| United States and Mrs. John Burke. Mr..
| X. W. jackson, of Richmond. Va. and
| Mrs. jackson. Capt. and Mrs. F. A. Fech-
teller, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Palmer.
The Handsomely appointed table was
decorated with yellow roses and jonquils.
Golden medallions were used as place
cards
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor enter
TENED at a dinner last night in honor
of the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane.
Their other guests included Mrs. David
Houston. Surg. Gen. Rupert Blue. U. s. n;
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fairchild, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joy Edison. Mr.. and Mrs. Low
~. and Mr. and Mrs. John Burroughs.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs
William C. Redfield entertained at q din
ner last night at the Highlands. Their
guests were Representative and Mrs
James L. Slayden, Representative Fred
erick II. Giliett. Representative Samuel
Winslow, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert L.
Mills, Mrs. Charles X. Drury, and Miss
Redfeld.
Senator and Mrs. John w. Weeks en-
tertained at a dinner last night at their
residence in Twenty-second street
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold Hague gave a
dinner last night at their ! street resi-
dence. Covers were laid for tventy-six
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MTERURBAN WORK ADVANCED
Shenandoah Valley Helps Plans for
VirEinia-NaryIand Railway.

Residents in and near the Shenandoah
Valley have entered enthusiastically into
the plans for a proposed electric railway
that will connect ,HarrisonburH and Win
chester, Va, Harpers Ferry. W. Va. and
Frederick. Nd. and will eventually enter
Washington. Several Washington capital
lists are interested in the scheme.
The plant of the Martinsburg Power
Company will be enlarged to supply the
increased power demanded for the road,
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MISS MAINHALL, lrs Q ST. " w.-ALk THE
latest danccs taught and guaranteed Ssxsstly
private lessons. any hour. Phone N. ~
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Mrs. Percy Edwards Quinn will be at
home this afternoon at her residence.
l1oS Twenty-first street northwest She
will be assisted in receiving by her
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New Flowers that Many Women Will
Want to Brighten the Winter Hat.
Hints of the
New Spring Millinery Modes

Are reflected in the advance models for Spring being shown
Smart little hats nparing the fashion ideas of Paris Made of
fine hemp Milan hemp the rich shadesdeep brown,
dark blue Tango and Others Very good effects produced
by the frequent combining of satin taea velvet We would
like you to see them.
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Senator and Mrs. John w. Weeks en-
tertained at a dinner last night at their
residence in Twenty-second street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague gave a
dinner last night at their I street resi-
derce. Covers were laid for twenty-six
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