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Personal to Rivermen.

L. A. Clarke OF L. A. Clarke & Son.
wood and lumber dealers foot of 10th
street southwest, has gone to Atlantic
City for a short vacation. He will re-
turn within a week.
Capt. Gaskins, master of the two
masted bay schooner Ruth Decker, is
in Baltimore while his vessel is dis
charging lumber at this city. g. M.
Wright Of Elisabeth City. N. c., owner
of the Decker, is also in Baltimore on
q visit. Capt. Gaskins and Mr.. Wright
will join the Decker at this city today
or tomorrow.
Capt. A. C. Lumpkins, Uho has been
master of the schooner Madison in the
bay trade, has shifted his flag to tho
schooner c. C. Wheeler. Capt. George
Twigg has taken command Of the Mad
fson.
John c. wescott Of Newbern. N. c.,
was the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. George
Conway aboard the schooner Mabel
and Ruth. for q trip from Newbern,
to this city through the inland waters
Of North Carolina and Chesapeake bay
and the Potomac river. Mr.. Wescott
is now seeing the points Of interest in
Washington before returning to North
Carolina.
r. A. Gibson. with Yount & Son, on
18th street wharf, has returned from
a cruise on the river aboard his launch
the Willie q. The vessel was LETT At
Colonial Beach with friends Of the
owns1s
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raj mails. August 8 to 81.

raj mails, August 8 to 81.
Robert L. Bains, division rural malls
August to FL.
Miss Rosa L. Taylor, division rural
mails, August 9 to Fl.
Miss Charlotte johnson. division ru-
raj mails. August to FL.
Miss Minnie NJ Bailey. division post
masters appointments: August to -
Ashton Todd. division postmasters
appointments, August 9 to IA.
F. o. Schelfeffer, division postal saw
ings, August to IA.
A. F. Dolan, Office purchasing agent
August 9 to IA.
E. H. Boelter. stamp division, August
Charles T. Newton. division Of sup
plies. August 9 to September IA.
Richard F. Cottrill. office Of solicitor
August to September -.
Charles A. Rollins. division postal
savings, August IL to September Is.
Mrs. Helen G. Sydenham. division sal
aries and allowances. August II to Sep
TENDER IL.
George S. Loses. office Of chief in
spector, August to September IL.
Bernard L. Mein. Office second assist
ant postmaster general, August Z to
September II.
Miss Harriet r. Edgar. division Of
postmasters appointments. August
to September IL.
Thomas ]. Howell, private secretary
to the chief clerk. August to Septem-
Der Z.
Burton g. Cowles. division dead let.
tiers. August to September Z.
Miss Lillian E. Gunsalus. division
dead letters. August to September z.
Miss Cornelia L. Atkins. classification
division. August to September 4.
r. T. Bouton. division postmasters
appointments, August 9 to September 4
Charles E. Dunbar, office Of first as
sistant postmaster general, August 9 te
September 4.
Neil E. Larkin. stamp division, Au.
gust 9 to September 4.
r. M. Nalle. division Of miscellaneous
transportation, August 9 to Septem.
Der 4.
Miss Alice L. Treibler. division OF
money orders. August 8 to September
c. M. Davidson. classification division
August to September 3.
Miss L. L. Wilson, division postnaas.
ters' appointments, August 6 to Sep.
TENDER 3.
E. @. Russell. division foreign mails
August to September I.
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NDfPE!r!ooeYsr'% eegeR
WSt1RECnABlTES

Loyal Tent. No. 1897, met Wednesday
evening and conferred the inftiatory
degree on one candidate. with George
T. Markward presiding. with Miss
Goldie Gates at the piano.
Mrs. Mary Correll was elected dele
gate and Mrs. Sadie e. Hissey alternate
to the annual convention in Newark.
N. J., in September.
Short talks were made by John c.
Moore, Jesse w. Tull. T. T. Hurdle.
Acquilla Smith, T. w. Newman. J. How
ard Bangs, Sam De Nedrey. Henry
Berg and others. Music and solos were
furnished by Miss Goldie Gates, Louise
Sheckells, Dorothy Hearn, Mrs Blanche
Sheckells and Master Winfield Hern.
Mrs Laura v. Dickey, who has been
i'll, was present, also Mrs. NJ A. Bucker
and Mrs. Lillian Hern.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

August is proving a popular month
for vacations with employees of the
Post ONCE Department. The following
leaves Of absence have been granted:
Miss M. e. Jackson. division of regis
tered mails. August to %.
W, F. Byrne. private secretary to the
purchasing agent, August to %.
Miss Elizabeth Cox, stamp division,
August 8 to 20.
Emmanuel 8. Simmons. postal savings
system division. August z, to 20.
William Donohue, stamp division, Au-
gust to %.
Miss Anna A. Kluge, money order d.
vision, August to 20.
E. L. Kastler, office Of chief inspector,
August 8 to 20.
w. H. Booze, classification division,
August 9 to 20.
Miss Mary M. Brooke. division dead
letters, August 3 to 20.
Miss GsrtrvAs Rosenthal. division ru.
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BAD SMELLS MUST GO.
Health Office Orders Removal Of
Sweepings ON Wharf

Health department officials have Wis
tied the wharf and investigated the
complaints of those doing business
about the foot of 10th street southwest
regarding the unpleasant odors arising
from the street sweepings piled on the
District brick storage wharf The
health authorities have recommended
that the stuff be moved at once.
Dealers at the fish wharf state that
recently purchasers called at the
wharf after fish and noticing the very
decided odor laid 1t to the fish not be-
ing in good condition. and left without
purchasing in spite of the assurances
Of the dealer that the fish were fresh.
Yesterday morning gangs Of mon from
the workhouse were employed in load
ing the smelly stuff upon lighters to be
taken to the workhouse farm at Oc-
coquan, but last night there was still
a considerable pile of it left to annoy
the neighbors.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Maj. Pullman hopes he will be able
to take short vacation the latter part
of this month. During the time he has
been superintendent Of police he has
been kept busy taking hand in nu-
merous raids, directing the. work of
others, delivering addresses at meet
ings of civic organizations and seeking
to better the force.
Wilbert E. Longfellow, representing
the first aid branch of the American
National Red Cross. who was here last
week to interest the police and canoe
lists in rescue work, took up much time
Of the superintendent Maj. Pullman
thinks 1t was time we'll spent, how
ever, and Is satisfied that much good
will result.
Inspector Francis E. Cross, who has
been i'll for several months, is slowly
improving. He is still very weak, it
fore he Is able to return to duty. The
inspector Is spending q few days at
North Beach.
Detective Robert Hewlett has return
ed from two-Week stay at Piney
Point, Nd. where he enjoyed splendid
sport on the river.
Lieut.. Anthony Shilling Of the SOW
enth precinct, said to have about 40
ever served as q member Of tho force.
took five days leave last week and
toured to Gettysburg with his wife. He
saw places on the battlefield where he
was in danger from shot and shell dur
ing the war.
Privates r. NJ. Adams and f. H purks
Of the White House SQUAD are enjoying
their vacations while the President is
at Cornish. The former has gone away
for two weeks, while Purks took only
eight days of.
Janitor w. H. Brown Of the second
precinct, more familiarly known as
Deacon" Brown, has gone to Caro-.
line county, Va. for a couple Of weeks,
It is his intention to do q little preach-
ing while with his friends in Virginia.
precinct station. has taken eighteen
days leave Of absence and gone to the
country. Turner filed a, detail ii
Emergency Hospital for q number of
years.
Privates l. c. Davis and A. H. Ellis
Of the first precinct were OF duty six
days the past week. Their vacations
were spent in the city. :,
C.. c. Saunders, member OF Capt.
Pecks command. took an emergency
leave last week because Of the death
Of an uncle. He accompanied his uncle's
body to Richmond, Va.
o. c. Clay, private in the nrst pre-
cinct. took leave last week on account
Of the death Of his mother He went
to Lynchburg. Va, where the inter.
ment took place.
J. ". Kidwell. crossing policeman at
9Th and = streets. has taken 4 weeks
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WILL HOLD COUNTRY FAIR.
August 16, II and 10 Chosen BY
Cherrydale Catholics for Event

Members of the Cherrydale, Va, Cath
olic mission will hold their second an
nual country fair under the manage
ment of Thomas Broderick, the even
ings Of August Is. II and Is. A baby
show on the evening of August II Is to
be a feature.
At recent meeting Of the mission
the following committee was appointed
in charge:
Directors-Revs. F. F. Lackey, Thom-
as NJ. Broderick, J. A. Spatos, W. T. Nc
Closkey. w. G. Greenwich.
Advertising-H. Hand. T. NJ Brod-
erick. Joseph Buckley. Joseph Fallon.
Ice cream-A. Spates
Paddle stand-T. NJ. Broderick, N. T.
McCloskey. Joseph Vermillion.
Fancy stand-Mrs. w. C. Greenwich
Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald.
Country store-J. A. Spates. y. F.
Hudson.
Grabbag-Mrs. W. T. McCloskey.
Cake-Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, Miss Ella
Costolow.
Candy wheel-w. C. Greenwich.
Soft drinks-J. Neu.
Post oface-Mrs. H. Hand
Ball game-Mr. Anvil
Bowling alley-Joseph Buckley.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.

Frank J. Finnottf. chief clerk at the
government hospital, left with his fam
lily yesterday for a three-week visit to
Ocean City.
DR.. Bernard Glueck, senior assistant
f FIX the asylum last Tuesday for a trip
him.
stitution. 10 away on leave and Is visit
ing Lake George. N. 7.
Garnett NJ Williams. OWL service
taking q weekend trip to Chesapeake
Beach, where he will enjoy few days
fishing. -a-. -...
charge attendant at the hospital Au-
gust and detailed to the female serv-
j. T. n. Murphy. ia charge Of the west
side receiving service. IL enjoying his
ten-day leave Of absence by taking
short trips to the nearby summer re-
sorts.
Miss Mae NJ Bell was promoted the
flrst Of this month to the position Of
charge attendant in the female service
Of the hospital.
Miss Mary OLeary, clerk in tho
storekeepers department. returned to
the asylum last Monday after a brief
vacation spent with friends in this city
Daniel ]. sullivan left tho storeroom
yesterday for q two-week trip to Utica,
n Y, where he Will visit relatives
Mrs. Bessie v. Cooksey received an
appointment as waitress in the admin
istrative branch Of tho hospital last
Thursday in place Of Mrs. Dora J. Ell
lis. resigned.
Miss Julia r. Adams resigned her no.
sition at the hospital August q. she
was employed as an attendant In the
Richardson group.
P. Barrett. employed az Waterman. ON
the night force Of the asylum, IL TAX.
Ing three weeks OF his annual leave.
william J. epitch, chaIgs nurse n sAs
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9yN%ai{6N

Potomac Council Monday evening re-
ceived an application for membership.
Mr. Ridder. chairman Of the committee.
reported that the excursion had been
a success. President Ferguson OF the
Senate, William J. O'Brien Of McKin-
ley Council and District Manager Bug
den made remarks.
The Government Printing Office Coun-
Gil has called or its meeting for
August. It's next meeting will be held
September 4.
The General Deputies Association met
Wednesday evening at headquarters.
J. E. Rhodes, the newly elected presi-
dent, stated visitation notices would be
given out in September. He spoke with
reference to the class initiation to be
held in December.
Reports were made by all the general
deputies present.
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RQ}fRdC4Nl\A

Members Of Oriental Council ana
their families and friends to tho num-
Der Of 1000 held their annual outing
Tuesday at Chesapeake Beach. Aquatic
sports were in charge OF Corbin Birch.
secretary Of the council. Vincent p.
Dooley was chairman OF the general
committee. Messrs. Moore, Hill and
Bailey headed the Grabbing crew. and
Messrs. Tegeler, Davis. Morrison and
Dulin composed the ticket committee.
J. n. Grub was the principal patron
Of the street car stand. while J. NJ.
Hammerly looked after the roller
coaster. Past Regent r. q. Logan ar
rived on the Casino flyer" Grand
Regent Edwin A. Mess, who Is q NOM
Der OF Oriental Council. spent tho after
noon at the Beach. The committees are
expected to report to the council Tues
day evening.
Wednesday evening, at Municipal
Council, Grand Regent Mess, with the
assistance Of James E. Thomas. acting
grand guide, installed the following
officers, who had been elected to Nil
vacancies caused by tho resignation OF
Regent w. A. Marschalk, Jr.: Regent,
William E. Aiken; vice regent. Hugh
Pile. The report made by the auditing
committee showed the council to be In
a satisfactory financial condition. Re-
marks were made by the newly In
stalled regent. by Grand Regent Mess
and by Past Regent Edmond e. Bruce.
who was the first regent Of Carl Moller
Council OF ST. Louis, Mo. The second
degree was conferred on one candidate.
Others present were Past Regent n.
H. Carnes and John w. kean. w II.
Drown, E. A. Thomas and W. NJ
SchOonmaker.
Special Deputy Grand Regent A. b.
Keefer Wednesday evening visited
Francis Scott Key Council to receive
the semi annual report and communi-
cate the new password.
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Contract for Emblems Awarded.

Mrs. Bertha H. Talbot, chairman for
Maryland of the national old trails
road committee. has awarded the con-
tract for painting the emblem of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
on the telegraph poles through Mary
land to William Lyles Offutt of Chevy
Chase, Md. The route extends from the
District line on the Rockville road
west through Rockville. Gaithersburg.
Frederick. Hagerstown and Cumber-
land to the Pennsylvania line.
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DISTRICT BUILDING.

Continuing hot weather produced an
increase in the number Of applications
for vacation leave in the District
building last week. The army Of in
coming and outgoing vacationers now
numbers several scores Of officials and
employees every week. Fishing and
motoring trips make up the bulk Of the
week parties.
Thomas Claffey. secretary to Commits
sfoner Newman, left Thursday for
Kansas City and other western cities
He will be away until the middle OF
the month.
vinton Birch of the surveyors office
premier yachtsman Of the District
building. is on months cruise up the
considerable time at Newport.
Among the recently returning vaca-
TONERS was Anton Karl Of the sur
veyor's Office, who spent month at
Aurora, w. Va.
Jack Armstrong Of the surveyors Of
fee has great respect for the literary
and musical taste Of some one who I'M
tremendously visited his apartments
in the Cavendish last week. Return
ing to his domicile one evening, Jack
noticed that the piano stool was miss
ing. He Immediately insti0ted a
search to discover If any other val
tory revealed everything in place with
the exception OF a copy Of Kipling's
poems. Several days passed and the
plano stool and book showed up as
mystsriously as they had di ...R ed
work Of a practical Joker or high
brow" crook.
washington's water department is
being directed this month by Frederick
W. Albert, assistant superintendent.
John S. Garland, superintendent Of the
department, is putting in a months
vacation at Markham. Va
trict, spent Wednesday and Thursday
at Front Royal. Va
P. H. Skinner and George Earle, both
OF the surveyors Office. are on leave.
Miss Lydia Marshall, clerk in the Of
noe Of the secretary to the Commission
ers, who has been ny for two months,
is back at her desk.
F. L. Tetreault, clerk in the once of
the auditor, has returned from a
months vacation in New England.
T. C. Abbott, clerk in the sewer de-
partment, is spending q months vaca-
ton in New York city.
The Saturday Afternoon Club of the
surface division, engineer department,
met for a luncheon at the Occidental
Hotel yesterday. after which the party
motored to Baltimore and Bay Shore
Park The members who took the trip
were W. W. Curtiss. L. P. Robertson,
r. L. Bradshaw and Freeland Lyman.
Chris. Armat, assistant engineer in
the engineer department, left last week
on . motor trip to Atlantic City. He
will vieis Maine before returning.
g. J. Gass, assistant engineer Of county
roads, is cruising on his motor boat in
the lower Potomac and Chesapeake bay
He will be out of the city for about ten
days.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Howard A. Banks, private secretary
to Secretary Daniels, has gone to
Mountain Lake Park, Md, for a weeks
recreation. following which he will
make a visit to his home in North Cara
lima.
Frank Smith, confidential clerk to
the Secretary Of the Navy. has return
ed to duty in the department, after q
few weeks. vacation in New York.
]. B. May, stenographer to the Secre-
tary Of the Navy, who spent his vaca-
ton in Ohio, has returned to this city.
tached to the battleship Wyoming. has
reported at the. Navy Department for
special duty In the bureau Of construc-
ton and repair.
Assistant Paymaster Frank T. Wat
duty In the naval bureau Of supplies
and accounts. ---
Lieut.. W. L. Calhoun Of the Columbia
has been in this city on waiting orders
Chief Machinist F. F. Krainek OF the
New York navy yard is at the Loeb
Raven on Sd street on leave Of alb
sence.
Rear Admiral Charles ]. Badger has
been. retired. on account Of age. but be-
cause Of his special qualifications for
the work which is now before the army
and navy joint board, and the naval
general board in connection with the
defensive plans he will be retained on
duty in Washington indefinitely for
service on those boards alone.
Capt. Herbert Q; Dunn, commanding
the wyoming, Commander Benjamin F.
Hutchison at the Naval War College
Lieut.. Commander Thomas A. Kearney
fleet gunnery officer of the Atlantic
fleet, and Lieut.. Adolphus station, or
duty in the Office Of the Judge advocate
general, will be advanced In rank by
Rear Admiral Badgers retirement
Lieut.. Ralph P. Craft became a lieu
tenant commander on the retirement Of
Lieut.. Commander Frank w. Ster.
ling. under treatment at the New York
Naval Hospital. and Lieut.. (juniol
grade) Boyce K. Muir, on duty at thu
naval training station at Norfolk, have
been placed on the retired list fol
disa ability. The former was appointed
to Annapolis in September, 1898, ant
received his present rank in July, 1914
Lieut.. Muir entered the Naval Academy
| in July, 1904, and became Lieutenant
(junior grade) in June. 1913. He goes
on the retired list with the rank o.
lieutenant.
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MRS. MAMIE NESHANIN DEAD.
Colored Woman Held in 81, 900 Bond
in Connection With Case

Mrs. Mamie Neshanin, thirty years
old. died at Columbia Hospital yester-
day. following an illness of several
days. Martha Butler, colored, who is
alleged to have contributed to the fatal
illness of the young woman, was ar
rested several days ago and released
on bond in the sum of $4,000. Coroner
hewitt will hold an inquest at the
morgue tomorrow morning to have a
jury determine the responsibility for
Mrs. Neshanin's DEATH
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United Order Of the Golden Gross.

Trinity Commandery, No. 522. at Its
last meeting was entertained at the
residence of Mrs. Marie H. Borches.
its treasurer, 325 Maryland avenue
northeast. Grand Commander Bailey
was a special guest Of the evening. and
delivered an address, followed by Noble
Commander Court F. Woods and others.
After anecdotes and music, a collation.
was served. Others present included
Frederick r. Sparks. Mrs. Marie H.
Borches, Miss Catherine A. Gibson, Miss
Josephine Helff and Miss Esther
Borches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Franklin r. Ferguson, employed in
the Howard Hall department of the
asylum, has resigned.
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Naval Movements.

Always Send GUIDES Flowers.
Choice, fresh-cut, homegrown flowers
the kind that please. 1914 st-Ad-
vertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.
Drawing Books. Schmidt. 1891 18th
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Col John c. Gresham is detailed with
the organized militia of California, and
Will take station at Los Angeles, Cal
Second Lieut. Walter w. vautsmeier,
Coast Artillery Corps, at San Diego,
Cal. will proceed to Fort Stevens.
Greg, for duty.
Leave of absence for one month and
hfteen days is granted Lieut.. Col. Wal
ter H. Gordon. Sd Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieut.. Sidney H. Foster. I'd Infantry. is
extended one month and twelve days.
First Lieut.. Austin j. Canning. Medi-
cal Corps, Is relieved from duty at
Douglas, Ariz., and will report to the
commanding officer. 18th Cavalry. for
duty with that organization:
Capt Edgar W. Miller. Medical Corps.
Is relieved from treatment at the Wall
ter Reed General Hospital, and will
proceed to Texas City. Tex.
First Lieut.. Louis A. Meraux. Medical
Reserve Corps. at New Orleans, will
proceed to his home.
The following named officers will pro-
coed to Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, for duty
tional matches. 1915:
tional matches, 1915.
Second Lieuts. Edwin F. Harding,
18th Infantry, and Herbert L. Taylor,
21st Infantry
Each of the following named officers
of the Medical Corps Is relieved from
report to the commanding officer, 18th
Cavalry, for duty with that organiza-
ton:
Capt. John W. Sherwood. Fort Bliss,
Tex. and First Lieuts. William d. Her.
bert, Fort Sam Houston. Tex, and John
H. H. Scudder, Fort Bliss. Tex.
Leave of absence for one month and
fifteen days Is granted First Lieut..
Louis A. Meraux. Medical Reserve
Corps.
Second Lieuts. Carl Spatz and S. II.
Wheeler, 25th Infantry, will proceed to
Fort Shafter, Hawaii, with a view TO
their examination to determine their
fitness for detail in the aviation section
Of the Signal Corps.
Naval Movements.
The Kearsarge arrived at New York
August Z. the Connecticut at Cape Hal
| tien August 6. the Neptune at Hampton
| roads August 6. the Yorktown at San
Francisco August s, the Jason at Port
au Prince August S.
The Osceola sailed from Port au
Prince August for Gonaives, and the
Neptune from New York August for
Norfolk.
The Dubuque, at the navy yard,
Portsmouth, n. H., has been ordered to
proceed to Newport to join the mining
and mine sweeping division OF the At
lantic fleet.
The Tennessee. at New York city, has
been ordered to proceed to Philadelphia
to embark regiment of marines. After
embarking the marines the vessel Will
proceed to Port au Prince, Haiti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Miss Charlotte c. seaton was absent
from her desk in the surface division for
the past week enjoying a vacation at
Clarendon. Va
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hospital, is enjoying two weeks vaca-

Agnes Cusie received an appointment
as attendant in the female department
last Thursday to take the place Of Lot
tie M. Vallandingham, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

Paul E. Pirrone was appointed at
tendant at the institution last Friday
and detailed to the receiving service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

James A. Judd, one of the nurses at
the hospital, is taking sixteen days
annual leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

William Moore Of the macerator is
spending his vacation at his home in
Virginia.
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James H. Sullivan, pressman in the
surface division, is on three weeks leave
visiting his former. home. Boston. and
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

r. M. Rogers of the wetting division
was on annual leave last week and
visited Colonial Beach,
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@2.O0, Lufay and Return. August rs.
Special train. Southern railway. Lv.
Washington $40, Alexandria S:27 am.
advertisement.