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The Washington times., 1915-07-11
ANACOSTIA.

Miss Smith and Miss Sullivan. IN
charge of the playground at the
ketcham School. have inaugurated a
campaign to have every child in Ana
costa enjoy the many games that have
been installed there. They have ex-
tended special invitations to the parents
and others interested to bring children,
and stay and see what Is being done.
Miss Carrie secrist. stenosrapher in
the administration department OF the
Governenment Hospital for the Insane.
Is enjoying her vacation.
DR., William A. White, superintendent
Of the Government Hospital, has re-
turned from a visit to his former home
in New York Stae.
George Bury and party left this morn
ing for a trip to Piney Point. Nd IN
an automobile.
Lewis Gee. clerk at the Eleventh
precinct station, has been granted
leave for fifteen days and with his
family will go to Highland Falls. n:
Y, to visit his brother. who Is CHIEF
Of police there.
Or. George H. Schwinn. first assistant
physician on the medical STAFF at tht
Government Hospital. is visiting his
home in FauQuier county. va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. FRAZER lel, G
an extended trip through southern
Maryland.
Colman r. Brown of the Eleventh
precinct, has been granted leave fol
two weeks and will spend his time a
his former home at Rivertone' va.
DR., Alfred Glascock. staff physician
at the Government Hospital, has gon'
on a months vacation. which he VII
pass in motoring through the New Eng
land States.
clan in the female service at the Gov
eminent Hospital. has been granted
a months leave.
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Upton Describes Typhus
Work as Miraculous

The success OF American Red Cross
surgeons under DR.. Richard r. Strong
in suppressing the typhus plague in
Serbia Is outlined in letter to Miss
Upton, written from his yacht Erin,
which he has converted into a British
hospital ship.
The first time he was In Ghevgheli.
Sir Thomas wrote. there were 400
patients in the hospital there, mostly
typhus patients. There were only three
typhus cases on his last visit. The
work he described as miraculous.
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Richmond. Certain. however. that Mrs.
Stanley's invitation had some ulterior
purpose behind It, Esther determined to
sss sssD a. 9Sss bsr 1rSs wstSs on N Hssr The
home, Esther, for the first time since
the attack on the gypsy camp felt Sc
cure in delving into the tin box which
Hagar had always SO zealously guarded.
Of white paper. Quickly she opened 1t,
read the contents and then swayed in
her chair The paper was Hagars
written confession. In which Esther was
acknowledsed the rightful heir Of Col;
cm the ssRsy sRS fna s%t who was ArRar
Stanley? Esther turned to question
Hagar. only to remember that her
memory was a blank.
geles hurried to hotel and registering
under fictitious names. planned a new
move for the recovery of the precious
gem. But after a lapse of several days,
se seene eed Of q bs ne an
quests. called her. Vivian determined
to return. Blair entered the room, un-
expectedly, to find her packing and at
tempted to restrain her. But she was
expose him. forced Blair to release his
grip on her wrist.
Later, that same day. Detective Blake
and Abe Bloom received a wire from
MAN, WHICH
Blair and l have split. The diamond
em Send me =" ssse'''0" $50. OF ''a'" ROBBERS
Bloom and the detective hurried to
the Randolph home and with Mrs.
stanley's promise that Bloom could
upon it's recovery. Blake consented
to permit Blairs return without fear
Of facing arrest for DR.. Lees muir
der, The end Of the week found
Richmond. As he rushed through
ing severely from the irtury sus-
tained wher the slide struck TIE
camp. confronted him. only to be
listen to him. But his entreaties
Arthur. his Identity hidden under
the alias OF John Powell" had risen
to the foremanship OF the sheep
cerned as the whitest and squarest
man that had ever held the job. True
he longed for the time when circum-
stances would permit his return to
Fairfax-and Esther But. much as
ne desired the freedom he knew was
until his financial condition permitted
| him to erase the debts that had
| thrown him into bankruptcy.
Straying sheep called him away
from the camp. FOR an hour or more
| he rode through the rolling country
of the glorious West. then halted
alongside the skeleton Of a horse. A
white bag. hanging from the saddle
| born. attracted his attention. Dis
mounting. he drew It from beneath
the skeleton and opened It. Before
his bulging ~eyes lay untold wealth
in bills Of all denominations and val.
uables OF every description-dia
monds. watches. pins. rings. and wha
not.
But The Diamond From the Sky7 A
| few rods away from where Arthur
side II was coiled a poisonous reptile
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Washington Girl Is
Saved From Drowning

Word has been received by the rel
atives of Miss Helen Sheriff, S25 West
minister street. that she was rescued
from drowning yesterday afternoon at
Bethany Beach. Del. Miss Sheriff s
mother has been informed that her
daughter suffered no i'll effects from
her experience.
Miss Sheritf, a graduate Of the 1918
class of the Mckinley Manual Train
ing School. went to the Delaware re-
sort last Wednesday with a party of
Tech" girls, who are known as the
"Oweisa Campfire" She was in bath
ing when she suddenly found herself
in deep water. None of the girls with
whom she was bathing could swim,
hut their screams brought william
Hudson and Miss Eleanor b. Farmer,
who are summering at the beach, TO
the rescue.
In an unconscious condition the
young Washington woman was
dragged from the water.
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.ANALOSTAN SHOTS
GET IN TRIPLE TIE
But E. S. Ford Wins In Break
Ing Twenty-four Out Of
twenty-five "Birds."

A. B. stine. e. 8. Ford and W. d.
Delaney tied for high average In the
spoon event yesterday afternoon at the
weekly shoot Of the Analostan Gun
Club, as each broke % targets out Of
targets. with "a down, while Slime and
Delaney each got "a.
J, Z. Wynkoop won high honors In
Class A OF the spoon event, with u
down out Of so. and also got % out OF
100 In the single targets.
for .first prize In Class B OF the spoon
eveht. Each broke i3 saucers out Of 80.
A. V. Parsons was best In the double.
targets, with 20 out OF a.
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Best Essay to Win Prize
AT Safety First" Outing

A prize for the best essay on Safety
First" will be awarded to the successful
contestant at the second annual ex-
cursion OF the Washington Safety First
Association at Marshall Hall, wedncs-
day. July 21 The judges will be Cuno
II. Rudolph. William F. GUIDE and
r. p. Andrews.
1t was announced today that the COM
positions which are limited to $50 words
each. must be deposited in a box which
will be set UP in the excursion grounds
At a meeting held last night the as.
ISOLATION extended invitations to Dis
trict officials to be present.
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Home Club Marksmen
Out for TOmlin's Score

Shooting by the members Of the Home
Club Rifle Association was resumed
Yesterday on the range at Congress
Heights. The high score for the open
cup Is held bv Mr.. Tomlin. OF Secretary
Lanes office. with 40 out OF a possible
$50 targets.
Entries for the Home Club tennis
tournament. to be played on the courts
back Of the clubhouse. will close Mon
day The pairings will be announced
In next weeks Issue Of the Rolling
Pin" the official Home Club organ.
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"Midnight at Maxim's." "

Midnight at Maxim's." which brings
many reels Of the doings in New York,s
favorite cabarets to Washington, will
be the feature at the Leader on to-
morrow. The Kalem Company has Sc
lected for this feature the best Of the
programs and incidents OF nightly oc-
currence not only at Maxim's but at the
Rector and Bustanoby's.
Among the performers who appear in
the film are Baroness Irmgard Won
Rottenthal. Leo Pirinkoff, Ethel Rose,
the Cameron girls, Bert Weston and
Dorothy Ozuman.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Anthony League Members
Observe Third Birthday

More than 100 members Of the An
thony League attended the third an
nual anniversary Of the organization
yesterday evening
The celebration took the form Of q
picnic at Forest Glen, where members
Of the league were the guests of DR..
George II. Wright and Mrs. Wright,
friends of Susan B. Anthony, In whose
honor the organization was named.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Miss Irene Kimler. Of williamspor,,
Md. for a number. Of years teacher OIL
domestic science In the high school at
Sandy Spring. this county. and FRANCIS
Miller. Of Sandy Spring. were marEfeo
O few days ago In the meeting house OF
the Society of Friends, at Sandy Spring,
lin the presence of a large gathering.
The maid Of honor was Miss Hadassan
Moore, and the bridesmaids were Misses
Stella Moore and Barbara Miller.
Douglas Farquhar was best man ana
tho ushers were Donald Kirk and Robert
Wetherald.
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CHAPTER TEN


\ by heavy bandana masks. had
- brought the limited" to a stop.
The trembling. half-hysterical mas
sengers. menaced by the revolvers OF
the robbers. reluctantly brought forth
their Valuables. and, as commanded
cropped them into the bag passed
among them by one Of the bandits.
VIVIAN Marston. still in male garb, and
Bieir Stanley, were no luckier than their
1ellow passengers. But II was only
after the point of the steel barrel OF
an ugly "A had been placed at her
mead that Vivian drew THE Diamond
from the Sky" from It's hiding place
and dropped It in the bag with the
rest of the booty
Arthur Stanley's warning Of the
coming Of the bandits had gone un-
needed. but. through no fault Of hts
own. So 1t was with more or less
unoonoern that he mounted his
bank. skirtins the tracks. He was
just In time to see the bandits max
ing their getaway, amid fusiladc
Of shots fred over the heads OF the
terrified passengers.
Within an hour. the sheriff and posse
were In close pursuit. and. after a
long chase through the mountains,
| caught up with the bandits. One by
| one they dropped from their sad
dies, their leader, with the booty
bag hanging from his saddle. beins
| the first to fall. Satisfied with the
success of their cause, the posse re-
! turned, their mounts all but step
ping on The Diamond From the Sky
which. falling from the hand of one
OF the bandits. had landed alongside
q rock in the tall grass.
Esther, certain that Hagar's memory
| could be restored under proper treat.
ment, had graciously accepted the In
| vitation extended by Mrs. Randolph
through Blair's mother. to make hel
home with her during their stay ir
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FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them with a VeiII Remove
Them With the Othine Prescription

This prescription for the removal of
freckles was written by a prominent
in removing freckles and giving a
clear. beautiful complexion that II is
sold by druggists under guarantee to
refund the money If II falls
Don't hide your freCkles under a veil
get an ounce of othine and remove
th>m. Even the first few applications
should show wonderful improve
ment some of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; II is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee.
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Two Arrive.

But two oarsncn OF the Leland STAN
ford. jr.. University crew arrived here
yesterday. The members Of the eight
are c. H. Orme and w. A. Green. The
Analostan Boat Club was ready to re-
ceive the crew members. Their absence
10 due to the fact that they were forced
to turn homeward on account Of . lack
Of funds
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Zinc Strike Over.

WEBB CITY, Mo. July 11-By a vote
Of 1853 to 10. the striking zinc miners Of
Webb City have voted to resume work
under the conditions prevailing when
the strike was called two weeks ago.
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Wins PlaVOH.

K F1nkensteadt with q score Of 81
defeated his brother. r. Finkensteadt.
In the playoff OF the tie match for the
District Junior golf title at Columbia
yesterday. Both players bettered their
marks Of So made Friday
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

A Jury in the circuit court yesterday
awarded $500 to Jacob Rose. pawn
broker, who sued George Heon. OF Heon
a Constantinople, for $500 on a check
which he claimed was a payment on a
tract Of land in Hopewell, Va. The
case will be appealed.
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ROCKVILLE.

Miss Mildred L. Hawkins, Of Boyds
and Earle NJ. Richards. Of Hyattstown.
were married in Rockville yesterday,
leaving for Washington. Immediately
afterward.
Among the other couples married here
during tho week were Miss Olive NJ.
DoveiI and Carroll p. Haines, both OF
, Baltimore. tho officiating minister being
Rev. John r. Henderson.
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Starts Tourney.

| w. c. Worthington's card Of "a for
tho first - holes Of the 72-hole medal
play match In the July tourney at Ban
nockburn was the best OF the seventeen
PLAYERS starting Yesterday
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(Synopsis of Preceding Chaptcrs.) }

A bitter feud exists between Colonel Stan
ley and Judge Stanley, wealthy Virginians,
oyer slssmins heritage. The Diamond
From the Sky massive Jewel found CEN
turtles ago In a fallen meteor. To deceive
his cousin, Colonel Stanley buys a gypsy
baby boy, but the rage-mad gypsy mother,
Hagar. steals the diamond and Colonel Stan
ley's daughter, Esther. Years later both are
returned. Blair Stanley. the Judges son,
murders DR.. Lee to steal the diamond. Ar
thur, the colonel's son Uhe gypsy changeling)
fights duel with Blair, seizes the Jewel and
hees to Richmond where he pawns the dia-
mond The cleaning stone becomes the i'm
pelling motive for Intrigue, thefts and muir
ders: Blair manages to steal II and gives It
TO vivian Marston, an adventures. to plight
their troth. They wed and fee westward
as Mr. and Mrs Peyton. Meanwhile Ar
thur. as John Powell is working in the West
as as sheep herder. Vivian promised to marry
Blair II he would get the diamond for
her. He found II and they were married
hurrying away from the city on the first
train. after a nght with Blake, who had
traced the Jewel to Blair, Luke Lowell at
tempted to mako himself king OF the sypsIes
10 get Hagars money When the Sypsies
refused he tried to steal It and ouabba
caused landslide which buried the csmp
Arthu, = tn,s Stanley heard train robbers planning
no,o-up. He goes to warn the train crew
and Is mistaken for a robber and thrown on
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
WASHINCTON'S MOST POPULAR FILMS

There three words with letter omitted in these Mo-
ton Picture Ads
Find these words and send your solution the Movie Contest
Editor Of The Times
The three neate correct sets Of will receive S00
worth Of tickets of the heaes advertising these
Answers to be hands by Monday The judges
strucd be guided the following definition Of the word neat
in going submitted Neat ORDERLY very
Clean free from what unbecomng,or bad TRIM tidy
unadulterated we'll propooned finished clear and with
nothing superfuous
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Mrs. Robert e. Porter and children.
who were at the home Of Mrs Porter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Haney.
Fhere for several weeks, have. gone to
tNew York. accompanied by Miss Maoei
tHaneY.
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PLAY TODAY.

The Washington Cricket Club will
play a game today In Potomac Park
at o'clock. Yesterdays affair was
listless from the start the Secretary's
team getting l2s runs to - for the
Captainl
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Feature to DoVle.

Louis I. Doyle furnished the feature
in the Suburban Tennis League matches
by winning a three-set match from Cis-
sell. Doyle won by 1912. SO. and rs.
Holmead. Petworth, and Princeton
Heights won their matches.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

: Judge and Mrs. Edward c. Peter have
returned to Rockville after spending the
week at Cape May, where Judge Peter
attended the annual meeting OF the
Maryland State Bar Association.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Title to Carter.

ATLANTA. July 1l.-E c. Carter,
Jr.. Atlanta won the singles. and Bryan
Grant and Nat Thornton, also both Of
Atlanta, tho doubles championship in
the Southern tennis tournament here.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Event to Leech.

"Ab" Leech was the winner Of the
weekend tennis tourney at Columbia
Country Club defeating Hub" Shan
non in the finals by O.. r. Kinken-
steadt won the consultations from w. H
Ronsaville by So
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

The 8 D. m. service Of Christ P. e.
!; Church has been discontinued for the
summer and open air services will be
|; held every Sunday evening at e:45 IN
, the churchyard.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Tho body of Alexander Murray. who
died In Natchez, Miss.. Friday Will Pc
brought here tomorrow for burial Inc
MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge OF Ma
sons will attend the funeral.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

{ A number Of charters Of companies
" Incorporated here have been revoked,
owing Of their failure to pay dues.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Mr. and Mrs. Jere Walsh and Mis-
Mamie Goodchild. of Washington, wer,
recent guests Of Judge and Mrs. Johr
E. West, here.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
Joins Columbia.

". 8. Reyburn. present District golf
champion. has applied for membership
at Columbia Reyburn IL q member Of
Chevy Chase also
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
GIVE NATURE
A CHANCE
Don't Dry Up Your Scalp With
Soaps and Foaming
Mixtures

II is a common mistake when
dandruff, falling hair and other
scalp diseases manifest themselves
to resort to the use Of soaps,
cocoanut oil and preparations con-
tanning alkalis.. If you are doing
this, stop right now.
A dry scalp is the primary cause
Of dandruff and similar affections.
The use of soaps or other alkalis
(their presence is assured in prep
arations that foam) serve to dry
the scalp. Give your hair a good,
stiff brushing daily and get your
scalp back into perfect condition
By the use of Speiser's Scalp
Tonic. This wonderful preparation
corrects the dryness and other alb
normal conditions, puts a stop to
dandruff and actually promotes the
growth Of the hair. Speiser's Scalp
Tonic is sold only at O'Donnell's
Drug Store, 9o4 F Street, Price,
SOC a bottle. Mr.. O'Donnell will
refund your money il it faila
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Y Rev. Oscar w. Henderson. pastor OF
the Baptist Church, and Frank Higgins,
attorney for the Montgomery Anti
Saloon League, have returned to Rock
Vile after attending at Atlantic City. the
annual meeting OF the Anti-Saloon
League of America
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Miss Mary Kilgour, OF Baltimore, is
spending several weeks at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Maddox, near
Rockville.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
The
SOS X STREET N. W,

sos X STREET N. W.
TODAY-Tom Wise, In "a
Gentleman from Mississippi."
TOMORROW, MON Jay
money" Five-act World Fea-
tuFe.
TUESDAY-Laura Sawyer In
"One of Millions. Five-act
World Feature.
WEDNESDAY "The Knngn-
roo" Five-act World Fenture.
THURSDAY - Lionel Barry
more in "Seats Of the Mighty,
Five-act World Feature.
FRIDAY-Fred Mace In 'TWhat
Happened to Jones'" Five-act
World Feature.
SATURn nAY-"SRpho,~ by Al
phonse Daudet. Five-act World
Feature.
Seven lteels Daily. After
moons, &c, Evenings, 10c.
Always 5-act Shubert or
VIM. A. Brady World Feature
Mt the HipPodrome. Also two
other reels.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

A delegation Of Hope Council. No. 1.
Daughters Of Liberty, Of Washington,
attended session Of Friendship Coun-
a Gil. here.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

49,. Lone Star Camp, American Indian
: Guards. Is offering a free trip to Atlantic
. City to the woman who sells the most
tickets for tho camps excursion to
.Mnrshall Hall, August 10.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

n Tho Rev. John Loo Allison. pastor o.
q the Second Presbyterian Church. vii
preach tonight on John Huss. who dice
a martyr in Switzerland 500 years age
today.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Miss Frances Capers, Of Washington.
is a guest at the homo of the Rev. ana
Mrs. w. Edward Calender. at Ken
sinRton
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Misses Annie Pace, Marie Spates ana
Mary White, OF Gaithersburg, are at
tending the Summer School of the South,
at Knoxville. Tenn, and Misses Esther
Scott of Norwood; Deborah Iddings, OF
Brighton. and Alice Spates, of Gathers
burg, are at the summer school at
Ocean CITY
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Miss Miriam Sphinx. Of Attica. N. Y.
Is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Norman. at Kensington, for tho
summer.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Tho baseball team Of Alva Aerie.
. aFraternal Order Of Eagles, defeated Q
! nine from Clarendon in twelve inning
!. game Yesterday, by q to score.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Mrs. w. D. Thomas has returned 10
Kensington after spending two weeks
at Atlantic City as the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Carroll A. Warthen
The Washington times., 1915-07-11
POLLS THEATER
TODAY
"Beulah"
Featuring Henry walthal
"The Diamond From the Sky"
Featuring Lottie PIckford
Charles Chaplin Comedy
Lubin Drama
Vitagraph Comedy
Mutual Weekly
Full Orchestra
Biggest Picture Show in
Washington-1Oc
VIRGINIA THEATER Eth E s.s Be: !.

vIJOIVIh IuIH Ill r and G
The Home OF Charlie Chaplin and
Mary Pfckford.
TODAY-Charlie Chaplin in "The
Masquerader." Mary Pickford in
"What the Daisies Said"
MONDAY - Charlie Chaplin in
"The New Profession" Mary Pick-
ford in "AH On Account of the
Milk.o
TUESDAY-CharIi Chaplin in
"MabePs Strange Pedicament."
Mary PickfOrd in "When We Were
In Our Teens"
WEDNESDAY, - Charlie Chaplin
in "The Fatal Mallet." Mary Pick.
ford In "TwO Brothers."
THURSDAY-Charl Chaplin In
"Thc Knock Out" Mary Pickford
in "The Season OF Buds"
FRIDAY Charlie Chaplin in
"Film Johnie." Mary Pickford in
"The Rich Revenge"
SATURDAY-Charl Chaplin in
Between ShOwers.' Mar. Pick.
ford in "The Inner Circle"
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Miss Mary Owings, Of Howard county,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Arthur
England. here.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Francis l. Lunsford. nine-nonth-old
son Of Harvey Lunsford, died today.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Rev and Mrs. John R. Henderson
have as their guest their daughter, Mrs
Edward Sudler. Of Georgetown, Del.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Upon being convicted in the police
rcourt Of a charge Of assaulting William
Hull, Of this vicinity. John Bannet. also
of this vicinity. was fined IS and costs
by Judge Arthur Mace. He noted an
{ appeal.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Whether tho compulsory sewer TAP
ordinance shall become operative July
a8 or whether the time limit shall be
extended for another year will be de-
oided at council meeting TUESDAY
night The committee appointed TO m
spect the territory offered to the city
by the George Washington Park AS
sociation in return for which the city
must agree to take over a DEBT OF
$4,000 is expected to report
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TO REVIEW
!, ALEXANDRIA TAXES
Meeting to Be Held Tomorrow
to Decide on Assessments in
the Fourth Ward.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE tax
books of the fourth ward will be re-
viewed preliminary issuing tax biiis
by the board Of tax review tomorrow
night in the office Of Charles Fl. Gala
han, commissioner of revenue.
Another meeting Of the investment
board will be held in Mr.. Callahans or
flee Wednesday night.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Kagle, of Sea
brooke. have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Amy
Rosalie Kagle. to Charles Douglas
Higgs The wedding will take place
in the fall.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

The Wesley Galilean Sunday school
class of the Forest Grove Church Will
hold an Ice cream social on the church
lawn next Tuesday evening.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

The semi monthly meeting of the
mayor and common council will be held
tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1915-07-11

Mrs Paul Iglehart.' of Upper MARI
boro with her nieces. Mrs. Brooke Lee
and Miss Carol Wilson. are spending
some time at Cape May.