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The Washington times., 1919-08-28
SENATOR
GETS JOLT ON WIRE

Senator Dial Of South caPollns.
when he isn't busy with the SEN
ate Rent Investigating Commit
tee. Il stIlI buster hunting vain
ly for a permanent roof over his
head.
His sympathetic stonssrapheF
gave him the telephone number
OF q real estate Arm that offered
Inducements" This is what
happened;
"Hello thsrel Il this Main
116SF" senator Dial inquired.
Haven't you got = house to
seIlT'
there was q pause and q slight
ehuekls at the other end Of the
wire.
-wsII, We may have need Of q
new tenant Bsfore Ions" came the
gur6led reply.
WHATS the name of this place.
anywaVfn the Senator asked sus-
piciously.
"Why. the white House.
Senator Dial said he hung up
without inauiFinE II the present
oeeupant expects to renew the.
lease sitter March 4, 1921.
The Washington times., 1919-08-28
STREET CARS CRASH;
THREE ARE INJURED

Three persons were injured this
morning when a street car Of the
Capitol Traction Company crashed
into the rear end Of a car of the same
company on u street, between Four
Traffic on the line was tied up for
teenth and Fifteenth street northwest.
several minutes.
Mrs. Nellie Smith. 1917 Seventh
street northwest. was injured about
the body and shoulders and taken to
Garfield Hospital. James Smallwood.
colored, twenty-five years old, 1923
Third street, injured on left leg, also
taken to Garfield Hospital, and Lizzie
Holcond, colored, forty-five years old,
s35 Florida avenue, injuries on the
shoulder. She was taken to her
home.
The Washington times., 1919-08-28

T HUT. ALBERT ].
II CLEARE, Of the Brit
ish air service, who viii
be one Of the principal
speakers at the dinner Of
the Washington Advertis-
ing Club tonight.
The Washington times., 1919-08-28

PARADESEATS
STILL POUR IN
Work on TFiumphaI Arches tor
First Division Pageant to
Starr Tuesday.

with the date set for the parade Of
the First division in New York as Sep
tembsr 10, work on setting up the
two triumphal arches and construct
ing the grandstands on Pennsylvania
avenue viii begin Tuesday, Col Rob-
ert n. Harper. chairman Of the citi-
The Washington times., 1919-08-28
PLAN RUMMAGE SALE TO
AID EASTERN STAR HOME

A rummage sale for the benefit Of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
will be held at 2O1s Seventh street
northwest, the entire week beginning
September %, IL was announced by the
Order OF the Eastern Star today.
Plans for the sale will be discussed
at q meeting on Thursday evening,
September 4. Donations pledged to
the building fund will be paid to
Cecilia Atchison
The Washington times., 1919-08-28
CAR AND AUTO CRASH.

a street car Of tn eCapital Traction
Company yesterday collleded on F
street, near Fourteenth street, with an
automobile operated by Samuel A.
Kimberly, whose offices are In the
Westory Building. Both the car and
auto were slightly damaged
The Washington times., 1919-08-28
JUNIOR PLATTSBIJPG
TOOPEN HERE SOON

washington viii have lts own Jun.
Tor Plattsburg on September Z. when
Camp Barnett. the nrst training CAM
Of the Junior Marines and Naval
division Of the Junior Defense 0uara
opens on the site of the National
Service school. Little Falls and Goa
duit road northwest
One hundred District boys are %
enter the encampmant Tor ten DAYS
training ln military driIl, radio, ffrs
nal work. nrst aid, map ula<Iar. eaFl-
outage, trench building, rroun
games, community slhginR, AID
horough course IN military caiis-
themes.
The camp is named On honor q
MAJ. Gen. George Barnett. command
ant of the marine corps. who has Ros-
tsred the organization oe the junior
marines.
The Washington times., 1919-08-28

. RESIDENT DE VALERA Of the Irish Republic and
i Daniel 7. o'Connen director Of the Washington
bureau of the Irish Republic discussing the tour Of the
Irish President in front Of the Union Station here yes
terday. President De Valera passed through Washing
ton yesterday afternoon route from Richmond to New
York and spent half an hour here.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
"a i u !. sassDI


Mrs. william III. AEcEihenuy II VS.
ling her brother MI Beniaulis VA,
kins 81
szrs. Helen sharpe 81 HI ms been Wis
ting Mrs Eugene r Childs. was sud.
denly called to Baltimore. her aunt
who had been u poor health for some
lime. having died of paralysis
Mrs. ] Howard Beard. al Iowa. II
visiting Mrs Charles n, Beard, 81
Rutland for the summer
The farm owned hy Air. Benjamin
Watkins, Jr,. has recently Been sold %
afF. William d. Thicker
Most III TIE farmers after battling
with the rains have finished harvest.
ing their wheat and hay crops TOR me
present
Little Elsie, spirited saddle and
driving horse of Miss ELLA II. Hodges.
gave d Few people d teganenting sur
prise Tuesday Leaving them behind.
ana evit1entIy thinking she WAS being
driven, Little Elsie. made journey
alone 81 about tVo miles. passing her
home turn Of the road, III Mulberry
Hill. She visited the wash Wonan's
and mail hox. bringing The apparently
new buggy and harness. and SELF As
sell. home uilscratched and Wis found
quietly waiting At the stable io he M
tlitched Such miracles do oiaetImas
happen ron know.
7E aW,s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
RED CROSS NURSE
THE AMERICAN ANGEL
IN MACEDONIA

q
with nothing but an ordinary razor,
spool of No. 40 cotton thread. and d
small portion IL sflaer and chIorosorin
dit her disposal. an American Red
Cross nurse performed d Hfe-or-death
operation here as the result of which,
With her other errands of mercy she
has come Id he known as The Anaeri-
can Angel by the homeless and starvs
ing Greek refugees.
Miss Maria z. Kouroyen Is tie
American girls name Born of Greek
parents she was educated in AEassa-
aansetts and II i graduate nurse of the
Sassaehu General Hospital in
Boston. Because BIZ her knowledge 81
Greek and her training the American
Fssd Cross sent her 90 NacssioHia, that
No Mana Land and Wild West e the
Near East where typhus. sEalAairsox aud
ehOlsra tread Ga aaclf Others heels and
wllers the refugees bury their dead be-.
meath the dirt floors Of their shell
shattered ahacags 50 that the bread
card IL the dead member of their fam.
Ilg shall not be salxoEi ug
Lying iii box car On i railroad
siding Msss KoaToyen one night ne.
centiy saw Greek soldier bearing d
Iiatp bundle over HIS shoulder The
bundle was carefully placed BIZ the
door d the box car and unwrapped.
Within was an aged Greek with the
palaor De suffering np0n his face.
around his right leg was 4 rude tour.
niquet of rope Filthy HANDBAGS Gov.
cred the roysB
me Greek soldier was followed BY d
snnHn crowd composed III Turks,
Greeks and few British Tosnmies.
He fell o. the roog Of i train under
tie wiseaIs 81 ear while faint from
lack of food explained the Greek soa.
aier. Fhe local doctor says II II no
use 10 take linn 10 A hospital ~ he will
die Cd the way We have no surgeons
hsra and the British surgeons are not
III town Something must Fse done r0r
hlsa IL once 81 he viii die. Z
Miss Kouroyen spent no time In
talking. Quickly she anwrapped the
leg the b0me at which had laaen crush.
& 81 III LAs AGC1& &Ss&s Aas8S k&SA1N$SAs
borrowed razor, and while Il va
starllixing ID alcohol, aaaasst nes iSed
hex palaent with her small auDDly oi
ether and choloroforrn ard araputated
he bone With osher primitive means,
with cotton thread No - she tiled
or tbs arteries and veins ana then
cut awa ahe loose flesh the les Was
then boand II al alcohol dressing.
Deapite the prophecy that the aged
patient would nOs live Through this
night Miss Konroyen soma time later
received il visit from her patient EEs
had Id American artiIlcial limb made
especially Tor Aim Ii the American
Red Cross artificial leg factory fog
Greek var sxaatiles III Athans.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

rs a N7idosv Oi
Naval OgEsceE Becomes Bride
OF Lieut. or. Kelley
pR HOME CEREMONY

sbnrals before ten osclock tfsis morn.
ing A very pretty horne wedding cere-
anOsay as performed al the apasf,
raants 81 the bride. aSs prince George
atreas where Mrs. Eyefyn Martin
zshsEAas, wkts0w 81 Lieut. Commander
8. q. Thouans. &. 81. M, became fhe
ssrisae aa Lieut. commander Eaernaon IS
Kelley, q. s. OIL. pE Lebanon, KensEeky.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Frank &. Janeway. III 8 ~ a.
slstans rhaplain d the Naval ACID
amy
the bride was glven ii marriage by
her father, Mi. John william Martin,
and was attended ny her sister. Mrs.
I'halea Boyd. Al lnatron q honor,
while the groon1 best man was Lieuts
Commander boyd, Il s. II. The bride
wnrg 4 very becoming gown of lliMe
tsIcolekte. With touch 0E whisa lawn
II collar and Guns and blue hat With
veil Ia naatcl she carried orchids.
both the groom and his best man wore
tie white naval uniform 81 their
ran
The room was beautifully decorated
in q prof,ssion 81 wlaiae sweet peas and
white roses with green, uaak7ng d
pretty settling FOR the ceremony which
was VI ffnessed only BIZ sha Immediate
faraily og thn bride and groom and i
few personal friends.
After the ceremony, Liesak sona.
nlauaer and Mrs Kelley LEFT TOR 4 we'd
ding trip % New York and Boston.
where fhs groom Il attached to the III
.. 81 Utah now undergoing yepairs
The groom IS attached 10 duty at the
Naval Academy, and viii reside here
next year
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
b sE1axG ON
EvE or III b FOURTH AZ
Mn. AVE pzARS on AGE
@gka aeee. 81 RaR ema, BReessges fhe
rlse III 1anaes Scum prS, III Arsa
nap9l III Ressae Mege

C,n fhe eve ii tile Fourth d prstsily
appointed wedding ceremony was SOL.
esnn ixad II sAe parsonage II the Atary
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal
nhurcsa. when Miss Laura Layiria
Moore. 81 Pasadena, this county, Was
united II Snatrimony Ia NJ James Sui
isyan Saunders. Of Annapolis. The
ceremony VAS performed by the Rev.
Ennaeffe Il. Spencer. minister oE the
Maryland Avenue Church The bYide
was attended by Mrs Margaret Efaiys
IS nlatron Of honor. The groom
mad as his attendant. Mr John A.
Fudy. ali best man The bride was St.
tired Id beautiful creation of blue
satin ana net with hat and gloves to-
match while the niatron Of honor
wore simple gown of blue serge.
AFTER sinort honeymoon trip dr. and
Mrs. Saunders will reside iii Annapo
is.
The groom has for many years been
j member 81 Company NJ, First Regi.
ment. Maryland National Guard. of
this city, and served with II during
many State encafapnients and On the
Border iii 1915. When the First was
merged into the Ilhth Infantry during
The Great war, Mr.. Saunders became
4 member 81 the latter unit and rem
dered good service In France He -
ilIghIy regarded by those with whom
lle served, Including officers and men.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Afternoon Nsading All Wood
ard Home On Murray Hill
Quiet Affair
SCHOOL TEACHER BRIDE

Miss Edith Asfwell woodward,
daughter 81 III. william N Wood
yard, clerk 81 the Circuit Court Cor
Anne Arundel county, and Mrs WoOa-
wargl, was married this afternoon 81
4 o'clock at The home 81 her parents.
on Southgate avenue. Murray Hill, 70
Mr. Edward Cecil Wicker, 81 Niagara,
=.
the ceremony MAS performed hy
the rev Edward D johnson. p. III,
rector Of st. Anness church. and VAS
witnessed only is the Immediate fannie
I III of Tie bride. The groonl's sisters
from Niagara and few personal
friends.
The bride was attended BIZ her sis
Ter. Miss Helen woodward, who Vas
maid of honor, and the groonas best
man vas the brides brother, Lieut. p.
Dodge woodward. TT 81 A.. stationed
ST Fort Niagara. Il
The bride Was given in marriage
Eby her father Her Wedding gown, 3
handsome Uld brucaae satin, was made
from her mothers Wedding gown and
Eher real lace vel was Arst worn By
her great grandmother AZ her we'd
ding, and later BIZ her grandmother
aud mother 1T their weddings She
carried shower bouquet of white
roses ana sweet peas.
The maid of honor was Decomingly
gowned la pink geoFgette crepe over
pink ciiarneuse. with hat 70 match.
she carried pink Killarney roses and
blue forget-rne nots.
Mrs woodward. the brides mother,
wore q gown Of purple silk crepe and
cream lace. The best man wore his
|gull military uniform, giving pa
trietic air til the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Wicker left Immediately after
the ceremony far wedding trip. and
will make their home, upon their re-
turn, iii Niagara, where the groom ii
engaged III the lumber business.
The bride Ii one of the most at
tractige and popular young girls of
the social act, and has been since her
graduation from the High School q
popular teacher at the local High
school. She has many friends who
wish her lifetime happiness.
x
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
state at Ohio, city 81 Toledo,
aasAs Z fsTaat,las j, IL

Lucas County, b.
Frank !. Cheney makes oath that az
y senior partner Of the firm at r. =:
Cheney q Co. doing business n the
|city DC Toledo. County ana State afOre-
said, and that said arm Will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
goY each and every case of CatRrFah
thkk cannot b cured ~ the use q
HALLS CATARRAH MEDICINE.
FRANK ]. Y.
sworn Il before me and asbscrlOad
|in ny presence. this 9th day of De-
camber, A. d. 1888
a. 81. GLEASON,
fsea11 Notary Public.
Halls Cafarral Medicine d talEeH
internally and acts through the Blood
on the Macuous Surfaces cg the ays-
tenn. Send tor testimonlala, fres.
ri. CHENEY a q, Toledo, @.
Sold 81 eIi druggists. 7sc.
Hairs Family Pills TOR cOnstsga ticR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
Clean b tsaa Rags

il. il qlite possible "a clean Oriental
rugs Id excellent advantage af home,
because they are dyed with vegetable
dyes and viii 80 through soap and
water excellantIy. OF course, the
best white soap must be used. and yon
must not 90 about your work as .if
you we're securing an iron kettle.
II possible have d perfectly clean
kitchen table to work on First have
the rug as free from dust as possible.
Al vacuum cleaner Il best for this.
Then place the rug on the table, sec
tion III section. and carefully soak
each section and rub it thoroughly
with CASTLE or other white soap lather
An old finger nail brush Is As heavy
brush as y0n should use
After you have soaped each section
rinse ii carefully In warm water and
then proceed To the next section Do
not dip the whole rug Id water az
once and do not crease 4 while vet.
The drying is not easy, for II takes
considerable time and space. II pos
sible. place the rug on perfectly
clean dry aeor II should be light and
airy, but not in the direct Sunshine.
Do not put the rugs away I'LL thor
|oughly dry
II you send year Oriental rags 20 q
cleaner, be sure 1lzat you can trust
him. There are many whom yol can
ID the one whom yon cannot. and Il Is
not difEscult IL liras trustworthy place.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
IL

Baseball vas the attractive feature
ii the Fourth 1t July afternoon res
tefsaay 1t Camp PADDLE. The held near
the station was the scene O1 81 *
citing game ht ween sAe yValdron team
ol Annapolis and the old Annapolis
keann, both cologed aggregations. Tbs
game rasnItea ii the Ola ANNAPOLIS
team being yGctoFa n Large crowd "
nabasl xams witnessed the game
which also attracted FnanS sers
from touring cars Esasatng.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
I'm POINT . CHI IS
POPULAR on roTgRTFa
Jcontlnlle.a from Pare one

N69UHl4A1kAksSA Z ES1zsA z ss8a SKtAss
hathers found relief from the heat in
the wafer IL Passports shore resort,
The children were there in largs
numbers finding consolation In the
cool water fnr the feet that ANNAPOLIS
didn't want Them 10 shoot ilrecrackars.
Those wlla tried the water said thar
ii was fiYe and there were numerous
expressions "a satisfaction from the
people III Annapolis that the new re-
sort has upesed and already mat sasc-
cess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
fg.y1 b MRS RAastA AEno7I GAGE


Water cart
s. efe tiaOu art
HH he iiiEn'
stt lleiltk hsgis
ain are vet.
d IL met,
fly irs,aru's IN sight.
iiag, itft and rIEfits.
III ap Ii my best
power q list,
I sA / sudden cue
p,tgil and through
III nla. 'Faps
III beer ind scslylaUg
lila Wlsest part
Iii water cart
Cartoons Magaxime
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Roumanla, With ten shiploads of
Red Cross supplies distributed through
the country from ten different bases,
ls getting ready for q dying start 70,
ward reconstruction. France has
loaned her nifty locomotives To help set
things moving.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
4. or G. FACE
GIGANTIC PEACE TASK;
KNIGHTS Won LAURErss
Eew Have nGg Esatuge erA TO AID
Iii GaFe For Natlon'a
Wn4s4M

Tire Knights Of Columbus we're we'll
known before they ever yenGursd into
var relief work But since they went
INTO that exacking Iiae OF ensleayor
and made 4 decided success be II, they
aaye k0nnd themselves, not only fa
naons, hut depended mon hy the nation
u 40 hsg things hi time 0f peace islat
a. they did Bis things dsarfng the war.
Vyillsn i Salnley. Supreme Sec.
Tetary 0g sIse knights 81 Columbus
who racently returned to his home r.
New York after m 0fsiclal visitation te
the FAR northwest X. 0f 81 iurfaaic
ton, states that he mas come back K
the ENaAt With d sense of this new re-
sponalbilits which the country deaIres
the Knights of Columbus 90 take. This
waA Impressed upon BIN " evers
p0int M toached oh hts weatern trip.
White 90 concrete program has
been lsus forward yet, = says Mr. Nc
#oiniey, there II certainly wide and
strong feeling among the Knights 81
Columbus and anaung tue mass Of
people whO know the ysiue of the b
og q. war work. That the knights
should now stand definitely forward
aa promoters and agents Os baneIie saiI
movements il times DC peace.
s'The Knights hare a vast recon.
stgactsoa work Ia hand, which com
prisas tne most widely gannified eth.
ploynlUne service ID The country With.
over be Bureaus and over 81 .fgOa
workers. III woes s0nal training goi
disabled soldiers kae knights are also
accomplishing remarkable results
having thriving schools 81 some 0f the
great camps. a npsshensiYe Am
egica nssation prog9am " Also Under
WI - program whoaa pzactace aTlll +
BE the fostering Of the svue American
spirit ID foreign born aspiranss Eof
cNizensslp and their children through
the h. W e. council unit
.But enc idea gaining more and
saore support throughout the country
Ii that fhe nights of C0Iura aasae
shOuad spOnsorg ii every city d pRac-
slcabie size, the erection and main
4ensnce os large social center
under CatAollc auspices, bnt With
aoors open to all. These centers. It ~
proposed shopld contain rscFeat local
facilities gor young people and edsca-
saonal facilities tor hosh yoaaag and
|0ad
matter 81 fact. and appro.
|priately enough II C0lanaSrs, Ohio.
the idea Aaa ~ only been propouu "
ca. ii being put ID kiae Eea = cam
paisn sos $3.50 go FOR sass very
|0biecu Is nov under way with every
Dronnset Og success fOInnAs1a may
lead the way ID similar campaigns n
All the larger cities md ID many ct
me sahller Ones. a drive IA New
York 81 contemplated for the fall
4Ths Knights 81 Columbus canaot
rasmrn ID their former ssatus of 4
widely organised but privately work
ing organiratIo The Knights nnpss
and wsn KEGS mOving forward WI
! YApadly isacrea hing membership assd
s. orga ration akoned To the higheat
egViclancy by capsule guldinsnt q an
sxayae,sss var arad rsgon szuktioa task,
lths ak'e pwsEsaaea - asanEsle
new work s. IL becomes plain to them
Itaaf they nre Quaisfied 81 sl0 II arad
| IA il vel. The wag proved saaa
strength Al shs fZnlghts cf colum essas
and nov that peace II hsla, isss
lat nuzE IS maintained u ssFs
10 erxsyEfS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

RaHM a 500 -. ~ a rs, 3ssllS AZ - x
90 ~ x.16 a D30&. A@s, 49,
@sS $3.50 aEs. III i& n. ~ "a Oh & Al
wEsaszy NxeNgE& Sa
9Spawse9SmN ME nzemxam via u. 81
oS@eA1 ~
orr eggS ksElfek 81 ~ Nt1k ~ &z0Ms
EaMs xzmNRR Atf@s Ag&Ase Am&
@salez NHAA argg kszNf&
q aSg Gsee Fjs NJ Rts - xGA a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Miss gSIssiys Martin. trained nurse
0f the Church Home and IEtiFInary,
nastimure, apoist the Fourth with her
pAgents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin,
ri fnee George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Think iii interest your own interest
save aud invest War Savings
Stamps pay / per cent interest, epna-
pounded quarterly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Dog days are comma. only to find
the popular pastinae 81 rushing the
growler has been declared obsolete
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

4.sIl lsonfts pr washing
M Mrs Clancy, ard
Jersey. are spend Ing
curtis cottage, Arliiss
u Yesterday they haa 81
iratt0n of the bureast
allda ARLINGTON
,Ig4 tlaseila nllo has TeeeEltly
handsomely fitted out
ssl..tt 4 ii Mr. Ovens aaatage lined
ia over tho Fourth, on
s5t l,,.ti in Artinde l.on The hay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05
IEs II
lag AMn0aln ced

Mrs., Alatna gtinGilcoSlh ansaounces
the marriage pg her daughter, n. Al
barsa. ard Mr.. John Auria. or Knox
vile. Tenn. The ceremony took place
at Norfoik. Va. June 30, last
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

The fields are white already - the
harvest, but the iaborers are exceed
lfrgly few.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

There are times when every man
has 10 toe the mark, and he needn't
kick about II. either,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Lieut. Col Catts, ii 8. n G. and
Mrs.. Cuts are visiting lhe aHiaaes
FeidmeyeF. Prince George street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

whe ags0g usay a d 9Raa hnnBe
IS sha lhaasxa uaaSh nsssrs ally
Ean ii stEsk aala
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Perhaps the reason ali the World
loves lover Is because the World likes
fo hid amused
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-05

Dr. ana aErs Frank Iaecis, and Dr.
and asrs wilbur Issach. 0f washing.
ton. ard Miss IslIEaalesh Lasascil. we're
the Fourth III July guests 81 Sila fam.
isy of Mir. James n FaIdtneyar, Prince
George street, yesteFday.