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Evening star., 1916-03-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NuTICE-THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
lot and grave owners Of Prospect Htll cemetery
will Ne held on TUESDAY. March ~. AT >
o'clock pm. in the hall "s oriental Hntdins
As>ocia tion. corner oc 6'h and streets north
west. Entrance 6th street.
WM. MARTIN. SECRETARY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting of III" stockholders of
the Hyattsvillc Rulding Association Of Hyafts
Vile Md will he held in the office Of the as
socia lion second floor of the Thomson build
ing. Johnson ave. Hyattsviilc. Tuesday
March -. 1915. at o'clock pm. for the eiec-
tion Of officers and directors for the ensuing
year and for such other business that may
property come before the meeting.
Il. =. WHITE. Secretary.
FIVE FER CENT INTEREST, FIRST TRUST
On District of Columbia real estate as secur
itv. ihc controller of currency If the United
S'a;c- ~ examiner. are some of tho things You
got when you place your earnings in ih" Home
HIildiuE Association. Nsk about il. Il. r.
ClaLrhton. pros: Arson :. Fay lor and VIM. T.
Cal1ihcr. vice pres: lanes NJ. Woodward.
sH".. -; 10Th -. nv, Edw- =. W"Scot.
treas. 1907 Ia. ave. NV Directors: Geo. W.
Iinkins. Charles y. Moore. William h. Reeve,
J. Paul Smith. Fred l.. Nogt and Madison
Whipple. Rocks open for subscription to
stock Of the ;d annual series.
Evening star., 1916-03-13
SPIRITUALISM.

ALFRED Il. TERRY. PSYCHIC AND HEALER
can be interviewed daily at l3i { -. n.s. IN
Linz. 1872. Talk with message THURSDAY
nisht- h"lp 2D'
GRs JANE Z. MALTBi. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
iii2 10Th Meetings. Mon. p n. !:
Wed. and Fri. 30 pm. .Jc- a message to
each. Daily readings. 81 North s293
Evening star., 1916-03-13
Attention,
Government Employees!

You can easily add to your pres
ent income by selling diamonds.
watches and jewelry on easy terms
Tor established local cash jewelry
store. Address Box 26+. Star Office
Evening star., 1916-03-13
PALMISTRY.

CONSULT THE /ANCIGS.
PALHiSTS. PSYCHlCS. READINGS. 100.
STUDIO. 3o4 l4th 81 NV. Phone NJ Iil3-
EAlE XUCK HAND READ BI MIR DAOUD
thr we'll known scientific palmist.
Readings. 81 only by appointment
Phone North li3D. Studio, i6.2 q st.
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Twig Meetings.

The proposed meetings OF three or
the TwiEs will De held this week. that
of the FIN Twig was postponed and
will meet with Mrs George Bortou.
of Highland Park Members Of the
seventh TwiE will be- entertained at
the home Of Miss Celia Speycr on
Chapline street. when the serving OF
tea will conclude the industry Of the
afternoon Miss Martha Irwin. OF
South Chapline street. will be- hostess
10 -2l3O and the usual ucedlowork
viii occupy the members
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Luncheon Party.

Mrs. Robert Meek, OF Minneapolis.
Mimi, will be complimented this ar
ternoon at luncheon party. TO be Civ
en- al the Windsor hotel. at which Mrs
Philip Sheridan will preside as host
ess. a few friends of the honored one
VIII be guests, and all appointments
VIII be particularly charming. Mrs.
Meek, who has been visiting local
friends for the past several weeks
will leave on Wednesday for her home,
and today's affair will possess ALI the
interest OF a farewell party.
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viii Serve Supper.

Extensive plans are being outlined
for the supper which will be served at
the Fourth Street VI. T. church on
Friday evening OF this week Of which
the Ladies Aid society have charge.
In connection with the menu. which
will be n delight. a miscellaneous pro
gram will be given. OF this Mrs Frank
Nesbit and Mrs &. T. Proudfoot have
charge. and all arrangements for the
affair. which Is an annual event fore
tells its success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
FINE FOR SORE GUMS
AND lOOSENeO TEETH

Soft. spouEy. rrcodlnr gums ard
lonsfucd tfrfh. sometimes called pv0r4
rhofl. Or kIrEq disease. are caused ~
"a powerful Germ and can only be- ronl
guered hy thr use ~ a powerful yct
harmless remedy
new Url..fInfIrn that has aafou-
fehcd dentists and physicians BE- cauea
HiuGinOI. ana small original nofffs
can be- obtained Ht any firaI.rIaaa drur
store Tho fffaf application will prove
~ hernflt nuI used fnr n Few Eark -
Tho gums viii nrow healthy srd 80
tooth firuf Generous sample on rere "a
- 100 from the Noono t'heulicat 90 !.
ltocheeter y. Y Harra Pharmacy can
supply YOU
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Will Attend Wedding.

Mr. ana Mrs. Alfred Singleton PAUL.
OF kenwood Place. VIII be gpests OF
Mrs. John Crlbertson. of Pittsburgh.
for the wedding on Tuesday evening
OF Miss Theodore +. Brown and Mr..
Duncan VI. Anderson. This will be
one OF the fashionable weddings of the
early spring in Pittsburgh society. and
VIII be attended by large number Of
guests. who are arriving daily. MIR.
and Mrs. PAUL. viii leave this morn
ing. The bridegroom is the son or
Brigadier General Henry II. Anderson
Of Washington ID c
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= rharminrly appointed dinner PARTY
party was rItrn hv fho Misses Raw
Bottle and Hattie Sfeinhauaer on sim.
dav evening. 90 their homo ON tho
Island and Cumplimentod Miss Pauline
Norkhcimor. whose marriaro 10 Rabbi
layaruu. ~ Baltimore. BEL sot Tor NAV
JET The tHb'v decorations we're In
Fr'cn and white. and Tho place cards
bore mall Photograph ~ tho bride
and eruuw b. 81 tho cuffirr of
The cake Miss Flora fscnberg received
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WOMAN ON RAMPAGE

Mrs. Esteila Whipkey. OF the First
ward. went on a rampage Yesterday
evening and landed in the city lookup
with the assistance of officer Custer.
-. =. Hunt. disorderly. was arrested
by officer Jack West
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Thomas G. Davis. Of Pittsburgh. and.
Miss Hazel Ivy PiIkington. OF Elm
Grove. we're quietly marripd last.
evening about 8 o'clock at the parson
axe n the stone Presbyterian church
hf the Rev. l. y. Lewellyn. Follow
ing the ceremony they lvft on a short
CwddinC trip. after which they Will
make their home I'm Pittsburgh. Misc
Pi'kInEton Ia well known in Fluf
Grove. having been connected Win
The Bell Telephone company % tnst
place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
DID MOI Find SON

The police have not yet been sue
ecssful in locating ROLAND Harris. of
YOUNGSTOWN. O.. who has been in the
CITY attending blind man His
mother requested that they look for
his. yesterday. They are OF the opin-
ion that he has left the CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Entertains Anebor cIa,.

Master Harry Baker entertained the
members of the Anchor class OF the
FIRST Christian church. Miss Rose
tlading, teacher. at his home IN
south Wheeling. last night. Follow
ing an evening of games and music.
refreshments were served. Those
present included Misses Rose F'Iad-
ing. Mary Baker. Mrs. Baker, Elwood
Ingram. Morris Hazlett. Joseph Baker.
Charles Weisgerber, Jr., and Harry
Baker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Since IL was announced that there
VIII be no graduation exercises for
the school for nurses OF tho Ohio Val.
ley General hospital. plans we're imme-
diately gotten under way for an en-
tertainment and dance which will be-
given the last OF May. The entertain
ment viii be given by the members OF
the Glee club, an organization OF the
nurses, under the direction of Archie
Taylor. and Will conclude with a
dance I'm The nursvs' dining room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Mr. Lewis Black. q noted worker IN
the interests OF the Young Peoples
Christian Endcavor society and a mis-
sionary IN foreign lands. will deliver
an address At the Eighteenth Street
Mission this evening His subject Will
be Of particular interest and the pun
Tic Is invited to attend
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But. Bruce" he was reminded. you
said yuu liked To- give people things.
Yes" D.. admitted. but I don't want
To- give them my own things"
one couldn't help LAUGHING at ~ nai-
- Gee OF %. Yet while one laughed. one
thought. Even nS you and J."
again ana again. Ir my contact with
children. hud myself thinking that
Even ns sou and J.
Ny lttl. nephew wants Co blow hub
hloS. AZ first hIg mother objects but.
IudiuE his heart pa--iprutslN set upon
o.. Yields. 20. blows bubbles for two
minutes and th'u. WHOM the little boy
next door htrpcns along with "a project
O." suggest. h' throws his pipe down
and forEDts all about b.
Tho worldly hope mon soft their hearts
Turns ashes. or to prospers. and anon.
ller snow upon rh. ds-srf'r dusty face.
Lighting hftl" hour or two. is gone.
He HAD Very Valuable Collection.
Whom wo came home from the coun-
fF ia-i summer my n'Il'w had box
"a hirh hr himself carried b.,uu-s 10 was
I." precious Geo %" ,u' ru.f'd fn anyone
Use. What was ln be- Eoul. shoppers
dr'n hnd collected them chat summer
nisid" th. i." ,r'lu pnrlor and in thr
ash barrels What could Do Do with
lection. ana therefor, vafuabie- like
s"s.r stamp book or my autograph coll
when % child docs not want to under
stand what yDu IrH saying h. always
.HLe what" DO. hears SOU perfectly.
hIf h' has closed fIs ears of hie mind
against FuU
tIuWu-Ip~ aren't .r naive ir tho
in1uu.r of their refusal fH UNDERSTAND.
hui They have WtflaIa ~ their own.
7 don't know HHff you mr1n' Ono
"a oman HIWfN. u..f fu NfE FL. mo when
.H' didn't want fH ur.ilrHfrrH
On the Outside Looking In.
t'rn morning r.lsffI. PASSED u
school house Iu.f rel. DOT. children were
going boz from fI.Ir morning recess. %
.lH beautiful dizzy. and they went On
reluctantly. With uI.|fII Eu.4ru
r.rnrra iuf fIs ffu most uIafrlI refa
W'r" fI... ~ f.u Saddles f.H young fH
rn fY school They stood hand 300 hand.
locking IHur.rFIs irf, th. school houra
door. just 'H r.WH day they VIII look
Huf
Even 1r you md
rn dIn.f.r' 1851. fancy nrrr.furr. r0
infinitely wiser .uI older fran Ihraa Die
f.. f..N. ff whom Hs I.Hf fn IsurH.
IInN fIs Fr.1f EI..uu fn which "n fHuu.
Hnd '.frH Hr' ra watch Iu rho rflhf.
sand f'.r. Ir. na H watch Boo fhs rIrIf
fHH. Hf .Hr com uIur.urr Hts who In
liI. U.r.I..f.'. Hr. tuf children sU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25
Weekly Bridge Clubs.

This afternoon. Mrs. Lee Hill will
be hostess TO the members of the
Tuesday Bridge club. at her home C.,
the Bethany Pike \ luncheon will be
served at the close of the games
The Monday Bridge club have post
poned their meeting. until Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. George Hewitt
will have the members as her guests
at her home In Woodlawn
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Invitations for EIks, pan,,

Inc following have been issued:
The Amuseemnt Committee of
wheeling Lodge No. rs. u. z. O. r..
invites you 10 attend dance
Tuesday evening. May 2. 1916
Elks' Club Auditorium
Committee, Windsor, Hedges, Noe-
or. Welty. Schubart. Meisters orches-
ira
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Entertains eridoe Club

Al her home in WoOdsdale, yester-
day afternoon, Mrs s. A. Williams
had as her guests the members OF the
Monday Afternoon Auction Bridge
club. Two tables were in play and
after several pleasant games a dainty
luncheon was served
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prettily arranged party honored
Mrs 4 4. Wilson. Of New York. who
Dr. The guest Of Mrs. y T. Stone. her
hostess entertaining a few friends in
formally Yesterday afternoon The
early hours werH devoted 20 needle
work. and af the conclusion ~ the
AFFAIR. e luncheon ~ dainty appoint.
mrnfs was served Twelve guests had
been invited Co share tho pleasure 81
tho afternoon
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Birthday Party.

The eighth birthday OF Miss Jane
Howard. daughter of Hon. and Mrs.
John a. Howard of Peasant Valley.
was celebrated in a delightful way
yesterday afternoon, when Miss Jane
had large party of friends as her
guests. Many merry games were en-
joyed by the young folks during the
hours. from 2 until o'clock when a
luncheon was.served. At this all APP
pointments were carried out with de-
tails of yesterday. and "A color scheme
of yellow was evidenced in the decora-
tions. The favors were Dummies. The
guests included.
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Will Present PIay

This evening at the Second Presby-
terrain church. the Westminster Guild
viii present clever comedy. which
has been directed by Mrs Earl Nc.
Zee. The play will be given in the
sunday school rooms and much inter
est Is manifested In the presentation
The cast is made up Of the following.
Margaret Henley. an heiress .......
.................. Mildred Mayors
Miss Euphenia Addison. her chap
"ron ................ Mrs Mckee
sarah Jane Loyeioy .... Stella Boring
kat" OConnor. servant. Ada Boring
Barbara Livingstone. Margaret's
guest ................ Betty Selby
Betiy Cameron ...... Tina Bachman
Marion Reynolds ..... virginia Hall
Just Liyyic. the ghost ...........
................ Hannah Johnson
Alias. silent sisters Ida Bell Hunter
MIDI ..-............ Anna Johnson
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Ihc marriage oi Miss louise Rogers.
81 Franklin. Pa and Nr Homer IacE'
son. of Wheciiur. will take place on
saturday afternoon ~ the brides
home The wedding. which will b. a
quiet affair. viii Do followed bv a
brief wedding Journey. after which
The couple viii lake up their residence
in this city Miss Rogers formerly
resided here and has many friends
among Tho social sct VT Jackson is
the son ~ Mr. and Mrs Z " Jack.
SON. uf Noodsdalo Miss Sarah Jack
son. Mrs Edward Neff aud Mr. Dewey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-25

Quarter win go TO Franklin the latter
part OF the week To be guests at the
wedding
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Harry { Hunter Shows open
"Wednesday 10Th street Play
grounds
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Farewell Party

Mr. and Mrs Edward +. Meek. or
Martins Ferry. who will leave during
The first Of May for parkersburC.
where they will reside. we're honored
on Saturday evening az an enjOyably
planned party. arranged by the choir
81 the Fourth Street VI 3 church. OF
which both Mr. and Mrs Meek are
mcmbers Tho affair was held w the
psrlOr- ~ the church. aud at the con
rIusion 81 program Of informal
pleasures. an elaborate luncheon was
served, during the progress 81 which
e. handsome mahogany clock was pre-
scented the honor guests hy Mr. Geo
harf Mrs e.. Earle Reed and Mrs
Efnc' were rrEpon sihlc for tho pleas.
ant affair which resulted very hap.
PLY. and but for IT, being farewell
party would have been thoroughly de.
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SIDE TALKS
icy Ruth cameronJ
Children All

The little bc yacross the street had "a
party the other day. Iio was told Iu
advance that Do. was not to expect the
children Co bring him gifts. that hs was
10 give them things. faNorS. bouhun-.
etc. Instead. To his parents delight. hs
smiled very awcetly and said: Yes. /
lE' to riN" people things. I think IT'S
-rclt fun
And ls did indeed. seem Goo heartily
enjoy bis guests plru-ur. dt first Then
cam" t crucial test. one Of tho NTH.
gu. Ste bad mtsl1id his favor. whistle.
and Bruce. who had ulsp drawn a. W his
fl'. was asked fO give tlt guest dis Co
take h0m" and depsud upon finding th,
lost favor himself.
he Didn't want 90 Give Them
His Things.
Ifia SMILES di-HUU... rcd. hIa Iiu uuIN-
cred. he ''uuE uzIfI. Goo ris whistle.
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a farewell dinner party wac given
Yesterday afternoon rf the Windsor
hotel 90 which Mr. Ralph Rankin was
host Mr. Rankin leaves TODAY FOR
Mexico. and fho affair last evening
Included 1 party ~ lis particular
friends The fablr decoration we're
pfrftilf chosen. and spring blossom
conferred tho table. whore dinner wac
served af = o'clock Places were ar.
ranrsd FOR tho following guests
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Invitations Received.

One OF the high points In the festiv-
tiles of the week is announced by the
receipt OF the invitations worded as
follows:
You are invited to attend the dance
TO be given at the Mcclure hotel in
honor OF the members of the com
oined musical clubs OF Washington
and Jefferson College
on the evening of Thursday.
April twenty seventh.
Immediately following the concert at
the Court theatre
washington and jefferson Alumni
Wheeling, W. Va
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At the residence 81 the BRIDES
rrandmofhsr. Mrs. Fry. OF Ihirty-first
street. tho marriage of Miss Ida May
Campbell. daughter OF Mrs Lillian
Campbell. OF Chapl.nc street. and Mr
CHARLES Dunn. Of bis city. was sol
smuized Rev Clarence D. Allen. or
the Fourth Street " T.. church. Off
Ciatcd. and The ceremony was Der.
formed Boo the presence OF "a few
friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs.
Dunn left Immediately following the
ceremony for tho east whore thew will
spend their honeymoon The bride
has many friends who will shower her
with good wishes. and the groom. who
is employed bv the Cook Publishing
company. is also well known.
May Recital
Nr- Ricardo Ricci will give q 70.
cital Tor her advanced and profos.
stoual pupils ~ 'he Elks auditorium
on Tuesday evening NAV o. Fur
ther particulars viii BE- civcn later
Busy Bee Club
Mrs Stanley FLOYD. AZ the homo OF
her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Iepson.
.of Vermont avenue. Island. pleasantly
entertained the Busy Bee climb. Of
which she is a member. last evening
AT appointments ~ the affair were
carried out with fancioe OF the Faster
tide and az tho conclusion OF the var
ious enjoyable paetlmea a luncheon
was served - which the following
were guests:
Misses Mary McKeen. Mary Roth.
Rose Rock. Julia Gaughan. Mae How
Icy. Anna Crihben. nellie DeVan.
Anna Malcy Rose Voclilnger. Mary
McShane. Sahina DOYLE Carrie Rem
ner. Lucy Miller Clara Emmert
Mesdames VI J. Peariman. Fred Nut
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tall. John Mcclure. Z. }. Leiner. John
Rose. v. l.. Owens.
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the ring. Miss Rose Moss the thimble
and Miss Hattie Steinhauser the coin
Miss Horkhimer was presented during
the evening with a number of ex-
quisite boudoir accessories.
Guests at the affair included:
Misses
Pauline Hork- Virginia Hork-
heimer, heimer.
Flora Isenberg. Hattie Steinhauser.
Rose Reichblum. Anna Front.
Byrd Ertz. OF Janet Moss,
Bradford, Pa. Rae Steinhauser.
Rose Moss. Betsy Steinhauser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
FRENCH ON THE
OFFENSIVE.

The French, in their powerful coun-
ter offensive. north of Nerdun, have
won by storm more than Il mile Of
trenches. For the time at least the
initiative has, passed into their hands.
That General Petain has struck or
the sociological moment and that
the French are. now definite masters
of the -Verdun fighting is the opinion
of Military experts. They expect
that the Germans will strike some
where else on the front, most prob,
ably against the sectors held by the
British, as meahs. of letting the
N'crdun attempt gradually into the
tomb of history.
A Washingtonian of pro- German
conv!cticas. Who Ike may othsr ap-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03

under any conditions. The futility Of
such enterprise in Ireland only points
to the imbecility OF seeking to en-
gineer anything of the kind in the
United States. Fortunately for the
United States there appears to be a
good prospect for the continued peace
of the country both as respects the
present issue with Germany and con-
ditions that may later arise. Fortu-
nately, too, the population is we'll
nigh unit and aside from blather.
sixties the entire foreign-born element
would rally to the flag In case OF 8
break with Germany now or here
after.
There will be no revolution IN the
United States. But the Irish fiasce
is serviceable in teaching lessor
to the kind of people in this country
who yearn for the notoriety Of taking
up arms against the flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03

ologists for the Fatherland, realizes
that Germany is up against a ter
rible proposition, attempts to raise
the morals of the sympathizers with
the Kaiser by reproducing ancient
histor yand telling the world what
Frederick the Great accomplished in
his day. Among other things he says:
Once before the greater part of
the then known world made an at
tempt to tame Prussia; this time when
Frederick the Great was on the
throne. He had suddenly made an un-
warranted attack on Maria Theresa
of Austria and flched Silesia from
her before she could effectively cope
with him."
He then proceeds to recapitulate the
ups and downs of Prussia which fol-
lowed that act of brigandage,. and
says:
ut woul be well for the present
Allies to calculate how long it will
take a war of attrition to exhaust
Germany of today when it failed so
completely to do so in Frederick's
time. Germany has reputation for
laughing at unthinkable odds which
can well make the overproud and un-
derdiligent Mistress of the Seas pom
der. The land of the Kaiser is far
from being exhausted yet"
The intelligent portion of the
world knows of the careers of Char
lemagne and Frederick the Great.
They also recall the fact that years
after these worthless fell asleep that
Napoleon Bonaparte virtually maG.
Prussia part of the tail to his kite.
There is an oil dsaying that what haa
been done is liable to be done again.
The present rulers Of Prussia, while
inheriting the ambitions of former
Teutons do not WELD their genus.
The shade of Bismark may be how
ering around the present Kaiser,
That great statesman was summarily
dismissed when the present ruler be-
came Emperor of Germany The lat
ter probably longs for his advice in
the present emergency. We read that
Saul of Israel had reached his ne
plus ultra he employed the witch OF
Endor to bring up Samuel the proph-
ct in order that he might profit by
his advice. There arc no such sect
esses in our day unfortunately, anG
William must go it alone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-03
RESOLUTIONS

At called meeting of the Alex
andria Medical Society, held Thurs
day, April 9th, 1916, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God in his Inscrutable Wisdom to re-
move from our midst our beloved
friend and associate, Doctor Thomas
S. Gibson, and while we bow with
humble submission to the Divine will
we cannot but mourn and deplore his
death at the time, it seems to us, OF
his greatest usefulness,
Therefore, be it Resolved:
That through the death Of Doctor
Gibson this Society has lost a dis.
tinguishcd member, whom it delight.
ed to honor, and whose strong anc
pleasing personality had endearcd
him to all his associates;
The profession at large has lost ar
able physician, faithful, conscientious
and incorruptiblc in the discharge OF
duty, and gentle and tender and pat
:ent as woman in the sick room:
who was loyal to his brother practi-
toners, and guarded their interests
as zcalously as his own; who thought
and spoke i'll of no man, and who Of
ten stepped aside from the broad high
way of life to help, aid and assist
the distressed.
Through his good works he has
earned a place in the hearts of his
friends that no one else can ever fill;
the community has lost a good anc
useful citizen, who obeyed all its laws
and his patients sEillful physician,
a wise counsellor and bcncfactor.
Resolved: That a copy of these re-
solutions be sent to the family Of our
deceased associate, and that they be
published in the Alexandria Gazette.