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Car0s of Thanks.

BIACkMSN. wishsio thank the relatives.
friends and neIrhSors for the beautiful
flowers and the kindness shown during the
illness and death Of my beloved husband.
EDGAR G. BLACKMAN
DORA 6 BLACKMAN.
DIGGS. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks 10 the many friends neighhors and
relatives. also organizations. for their kind
and tender expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes at thc death Of
our desr mother and grandmother. EVE
LIMA Digs
HER son. FRED R. MOORE DATGH-
TER. SARAH WATSON. AND GRAND
CHILDREN
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D. A. r. Gives Firemen $50.

A check for $50. contributed by the
Flremens Relief Association by the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton in recognition of the services OF
the fremen at it's recent thirty 6ft h
continental Congress. has been &C.
cepted by the commissioners.
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Will Clear Coolidge Road.

MALONE. y. V. May Is tAo).
Bootleggers speeding over the Adiron
dack roads from Quebec must beware
Prohibition agents are to use extra
efforts 10 make presidential vacation
motoring safe
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
ne Health Department in the last - hours :
Guy and lrma r. Bremen boy
Alexander Z. and Mary J. Mcclure boy o
Thomas and Elizabeth Mari0lo hoy.
Edwin and Mary F.. Guilford girl
Clarence l.. and Vivian Glenn. girl
Abraham J. and Alta Goldberg, girl
Charles T.. and Iona G. Mettler. boy
George X. and Helen SHIRLEY. boy
William and COrine Elliott girl.
Iden and Virginia Posey hoy
Roy X. and Mai Srygley. girl
Dan w and Mary +. Leary. girl.
Leonard Mex. ard Lorena Gawler hoy
Abraham and Lillian s Boxer boy.
John j.. and Gladys Splaun. girl
Joseph ". and Lou Bradley boy
Patrick e. and Nora McNulty. girl.
John and Florine LEWIS boy
Clarence p. and Lillian T. Herbert girl
William and Sarah W. KatZ bny
Timothy J. and Kathleen A. Hanion boy.
Theodore G.. and Helen Kettner. girl.
Edwin 2. and Viola Moran, sfrI.
Gerald +. and Thelma z. McDon aid. rirI.
Walter a. and Elsie Hutcherson, boy.
Charles and Lola Arnold boy.
sherman and Emma Lewis boy
l;ioyd A. and Annie Black bOv
Gtrard and Marguerite Edmunds. r;rl.
Lu'ius and Ferry Rucker. boy.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

Ladies' Auxiliary to the r. NJ. A.
will meet, o'clock, at Capitol PARK
Hotel.
The National Fellowship Club Will
give the first of a series of Saturday
night dances on the roof OF the Wash
inctOn Hotel. Visitors welcome.
Boy Scouts will give an entertain
ment. s o'clock. at Pierce Hall. Fiji
teenth and Harvard streets. There
will he an illustrated lecture by DR..
4. S. Basler, and a f"lir-act play:
Origin Of Boy Scouts in United
States"
Progressive 500 card party by Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. 81. o. r. s.. for
benefit of the dormitory committee, 3
O'Clock. at Joppa Hall, 1903 Ninth
street.
The League for the Larger Life will
give the last Of series Of free lee
lures. 8 O'Clock. Or. Gertrude SheCk
ellis will speak on Advantages Of
Camp Life for Health
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FOUND.

COLLIE. light tan. white breast: white
feet: male. Apply Wash Animal Rescue
League. 349 Md. ave. s.w
BEAGLE HOUND. very dark brown and
light tan: white feet. left eve sore: old
dog ApDly Wash Animal Rescue League.
3A0 Nd. ave S.W.
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LOST.

ard &: nv. Phone Col. 1869. reward war; SO SO
for return or information LEADING TO return.
dropped corner 9th and F n W. in car or
street. Saturday morning. Return 1874 b
sRACELET-white gold, with diamonds.
two sapphires. Reward. SIS ST ne. city.
BRINDIE null TERRIER. ! white .s.t
Mslross st.. Chevy Chase. M Nd cIe y flSs,
coLLARETTE =, Brown skunk ms6.r
ne; reward Macksll Bros. 9TH aud II ne.
DOG, female; . les. yellow. Call Line.
FIR NEcKriEcr. .,enc mar,rn. ,wo,,,os
lcst Thursdav: literal reward Return 10
GERMAN .roLtcr poa--: MOS, old ,t.
and Hamilton a. "o''sk THURSDAY, re
eLAssEs .ertc,.e .h.l, W h,sys ease IN
an Thursday, Rev AVID u returned ia sol
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sn. s''i rhS Sssr SS'gsfsTa'Ey' as s"S ~o0'
MoN ny on . sss yss sss rss.. or
n money" Reward IL returned 10 Mrs. Gssto NJ
nm h. !. ave. NV.
NECKpfECE mink: IN Chevy Chase. u. C.,
FRIDAY. May IL; reward, Phone Cleve
1882. 16"
pEKiNG EsE SPANIEL. large. brown and
white: lower front teeth missing; answers
b6t1 18th ~. NV. Adams 1871.
POODLE. white. name Betsy: liberal re-
wsrd, 1894 Que ST. NV. Phone Potomac
RiNG-plaIr gold. set with onyx circled in
diamonds. Lieut.. Gordon Hall. Marine Bar.
racks Washington. Tel. Atlantic 81. 16.
TERRIER. welsh male: looks like an Aire-
dale: named Pam: reward. George A. Gar
rett. 1908 New Hampshire ave. North 9S56
WRIST WATCH-Name on back Anita .
Reward. Mrs. A. s. Torrey. 3005 14th NV.
WRIST WATCH. Elrin. white gold: initials
on back, "a. r. F.. 1915 Wisconsin ave
West fi13. -
P L K S E-Containing money
and jewclry, near Charles Town.
w. Va, Monday afternoon. Re-
ward and no questions asked.
Frank 1909. Washington, D. c.
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ard Ct. NV. Phone Col 1852 Reward $50
for return or information leading TO return.
BAG tapestry. containing money and tokens
street. Saturday morning. Return I34 h
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CEPH4S. All members of Mt Horch Tent
No. H35. of J. r. 6. and j. t. are re-
auested to attend cali meeting. TO make
arrangements for the funeral of our de-
ceased sister ELIZA CEPHAS. who
departed this life Friday. May IA 1926.
Meeting at Winslow Hall Sunday. May Is
at > 80 O'Clock. Funeral on Monday Nav
l.. from New Bethel Baptist Church.
10Th and SITS. at > o'clock. All sister
Tents are most cordially invited LOUISA
REED Leader: GENEVA SMITH. 5. NJ:
IEGGIE pTyRNETT
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BRINDIE null TERRIER. 4 white .sst
| anewera to name "Buckv": reward q ESst
Melrose st.. Chevy Chase. Nd. ClevelSni
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BRACELET-White gold with diamonds
two sapphires. Reward. SIS 4 81. ne CIV
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COLI.ARETTE Brown skunk mSker' q
| name Maurice Bird, lost SUNDAY 9th and ri
ne. reward. MacksIl Bros. 9Th aud ii ne
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CEpHAS. Departed thus HE suddenly. early
Friday morning. Nav IA. 1926. at her
residence, 1878 l. St NV ELIZA CT
PHAS. She leaves to mourn Their loss
devoted husband. four daughters Nav r.
Ellen A. Margaret Y. and Edna A Cephas
and one SON Cornelius W. Cephas. and
host of relatives and friends. Remains
NAV ne Sunday after - al e. {.
SayTes undertaking establishment 81.
ct. s.w. Funeral will I've held from New
Bethel Baptist Church Monday Nav H.
at pm. lnternlent at Woodlawu Gene
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ject Of a free lecture tomorrow.
pm. at the United Lodge Of Theos-
ophists. 700 Hill Building, Seventeenth
and / street. The public is invited.
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FOREIGN.
fOnEluN.
Is am, Greenwich time. today }
MRS. HARRINGTON BURIED
Services Held Today for Widow of
Marine Corps General.

Mrs. Francis Henry Harrington,
widow of Brig. Gen. F. H. Harring-
ton, U. S. M. c., retired, died Tues
day at the Gordon Hotel, where she
had been residing.
Mrs. Harrington is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Newt H. Hall.
wife of Col. N. H. Hall Of the Marine
Base at Pearl Harbor. Hawaii, and
Mrs. A. H. Mccormick of Washing
ton.
Funeral services were conducted
this morning at 10 o'clock at st. Mat
thew's Church, where a requiem
mass was sung. Interment was
private.
Gen. Harrington was a native
Washingtonian. He entered the mill
tary service in 1854 and served 40
years. He died here in 1906, two
years after his discharge from ac-
tive duty.
Evening star., 1926-09-23
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia and Maryland
Mostly cloudy: occasional showers to-
! night and tomorrow; little change in
temperature: gentle to moderate
southerly winds.
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; probably showers In north
and west portions: slightly warmer in
extreme west portion; gentle to mod
crate southe rly winds.
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy: prob
ably showers tonight and tomorrow
much cooler Saturday.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, IS; s pm. 72
IL midnight, IS; am, 6S; am, 10
noon, rs.
Rarometer-4 pm. .3O.16; s pm.
3O.12; IL midnight. 1910; am, 30.0S
8 am, BOIL; noon, 30.09.
Highest temperature, IS, occurred
at 2:3O pm. yesterday. Lowest tenn
perature, 6S, occurred at am TO-DAY
Temperature same date last year
Highest, Sc; lowest. 81.
Tide Tables
| FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, STA am. and $3.50
pm: high tide, 9:O5 am. and 9:27 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 4:05 am. and
4:26 pm4; high tide, 9:54 am. and
l1017 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:56 am; sun sets
sos pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:56 a M; sun
sets 6.03 pm.
Moon rises 1888 pm; sets 7:50 am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at s a.m.-Tem
perature, Sc; condition, muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Jn Memoriam.

DENNIS. Sacred to the memory of our dear
mother, SADIE DENNIS who passed
As years go by miss her more and more
HEB r,J pEV0TED Iy l.,!r GHlipREN n, MATTER.
my dear husband, LEANOUS FORD. who
departed this life nine years ago today.
On the hillside. softly sleeping.
Lies the one l loved 50 dearly.
In his lone and silent grave
Where the flowers gently wave.
Every day brings sweet memories.
Every memory brings "a tear:
Deep within my heart | cherish
Thoughts of one l loved so dear
HIS LOVING WfFE. LAURA j. FORD
GIACCHETTI. In memory Of our beloved
fhus6aTd HEaTi and and find father AIRED GiAC tar
September 23 1925
DEyV3TEP WIFE AXP DAUGHTER, MRS
A. FRANK .HUTCHISON. who died one
year ago today September 23, 1928.
Dear is the grave where our father is laid
Sweet is his memory which shall never fade:
Flowers may wither, leaves fade and die.
HIS 6VNG wife ANb ncIfr
KERPER. In loving memory. of my daugh
today. September 90. 1925.
Just when life was dearest.
just when we loved her most
The gates of Heaven opened
DEyoTEEBSO SO2G OMoTHER-IN-LAW AND SIS
TER-IN-LAW.
KERPER. In memory OF my dear wife
EDNA, who entered into rest one year
ago today. September %, 1925.
No one knows how l miss you.
No one knows my grief:
Many are the silent tears | shed
When others fast asleep.
Unknown and forgotten by some you
But the lonely spot where you rest is
In life / loved you dearly.
" ~ DEVOTED HUSBAND.
MCCONNELL. In. sad but loving remem
If OUR SS tw6 sister ysss Rosa M
SISTERS.
MCCONNELL. In sad but loving remem-
MCCONNELL, who died two years ago
today. September 23, 1924, eo,a
PUMPHREY. In sad and loving remem-
FonT P s0R Who N2H nj.
lfs five years ago today. September '3.
i mourn HIM now he is safely anchored
Angels led him all the way;
Rich in mercy. Jesus sought him.
HIS 50 M6fHER f6f hHR q fEfA pfEie$t fPsEEMpHREY
REILLY. In sad remembrance of HATTIE
IsE,6oL REILLY, who died two years ago Sep
Tender. patient. brave. devoted
:, This was always mothers way;
Her worth in gold could ne er be quoted.
AS we think OF her today.
Dearest mother. we are lonesome.
For we miss your loving face:
But you left us to remember
That none on earth can take your place
HER LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER,
ROY AND FLORENCE.
REILLY In loving remembrance Of my
mother. HATTIE REILLY, who died Sep
tember %. 1924.
Dearest mother. how loved you
In words | cannot tell,
But engraved deep within my heart
Your image shall always dwell.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER MABEL.
WARD. In loving remembrance of our dear
beloved SON JAMES WARD. who died
September 81. 1925. aged 33 years.
Asleep i'll Jesus.
We had dear treasure once,
He our Joy and pride.
We loved him, oh, perhaps too we'll.
For soon he slept and died.
All is dark within our dwelling.
Lonely are our hearts today.
For the one we loved 20 dearly
Has forever passed away.
nFAR MOTHER HESTER WARD
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DeatbS.

MOTEN. Departed thi- hfc Tuesday. sep.
renlsGcc smEsr 81 lps@ Fra,5H at Il WriAS # n.
devoted husband Of Agnes Moten He
gag- to MORN s 95- s5I W6 nfber r%p+
and friends: Funeral Friday AT HarI"rs
"? Lodge So' sfFs SIS. 'P' 4 R'q!'e r T ~ gu are
hereby notified q. the, death Of Brother
tcds vii be T%t held a his late residance -
rsnsSp iemSsp s. e eThfsdsy a oar fEemRS sharp ssp
ohicers and members of Morning, Star
Lodge No. 40, and Forest Temple. No. g..
" william H. DAVIS. Exalted Ruler.
ALFONSO f. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
MURPHY; THURSDAY; septemher 23i rd2.itS 1919;
HBSsRsa Bro9Ssa of 7qHS MT Mdps5Fc NTEhHY FSSS'd
nadertakins tki " paridrs. Ii%%554 Wisconsin i ave:
thence to Holy, Trinity CatheliG- Church:
repose of his soul. 1nterment Mount OH
vet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
PARKER. Wednesday. September 80. 1925,
dspfhser p m" Newton. .' Mas, AIMIRA =:
at Gawler,s chapel. 1880 Pennsylvanla ave.
NV, On Friday. September -, at . PM.
1nterment private.
kssish RI is, g%.Scs En;S ESR FnSTs ToT Yso q
the undertaking pariors of John r.
Wright. 1887 10th St NV, ] am.
Friday. September -. lnterment at
GlenwOOd.
VAN FLEET. On Tuesday. September q.
1925. at 1 80 am. AZ her residence.
4406 l4th st. NV: GEQRGlANNA D.,
Fleet eldest daughter of the late Will
liam w. and Georgiapna Chambers. She
was past matron of Rrookland Chapter
Eastern Star, past press correspondent
and past chairman executive board Ma
.4nH EiGt 81 N
W. K. c.. Department of Potomac q.
A. r., Washington, u. G.: member Daush-
lean Revolution Organizations pIeass
take notice. Funeral services at her
late residence Thursday. September 33. at
pm. Ihtermcnt Friday at :. pm. III
LOudOn Park Ccmetery. BaltImore. Md. g
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MINE PARTNERS DIE.
One Kills Himself, Other Burns tc
Death in Home.

BETHANY, W. Va. September %
R.-B. J. Cole, 72, and w. w. Dow
den, 63. partners in coal operation
here. are dead. meeting violent deaths
within a few hours of each other. Cole
committed suicide with a shotgun
yesterday, and Dowden, Il bachelor
recluse, was burned to death in fire
which destroyed his home, near Wells
burg,
Evening star., 1926-09-23
FUNERAL ARRANGED.
Services for DR.. A. II. Glennan To-
morrow at ST. Patrick's Church.

Funeral services for DIR. Arthur II.
Glennan. 73 years old. former Assist
ant Surgean General OF the United
States Public Health Service. who
died suddenly Tuesday night. will be
conducted in st. Patrick's Catholic
Church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock Rev. c. +. Thomas. rector.
will ofticiate. Interment Will be in
Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers Will he as
follows:
Dr. Lewis II. Taylor. president of
the University Club: Charles r..
Howe, DIR. :. y. MunCaster and Capt.
James p. McGovern, all representing
the University Club. and DIR. II. w.
Austin. DR.. j. w. Kerr. DIR. Samuel
B. Grubbs and DIR. w. f. Draper. rep
resenting the United States Public
Health Service
Evening star., 1926-09-23
ATHLETE IS KILLED.
Murray w. Sales, Princeton Letter
Man, Dies in Crash.

DETROIT, September % R).-
Murray w. Sales. jr., % years old.
Princeton athlete, was killed here
yesterday when his automobile
crashed into a light post at street
corner.
Sales, who played on last seasons
Princeton base ball and foot ball teams,
was the son of local wholesale
merchant and was prominent in local
society He had attended a dinner
party in a downtown hotel and was
driving home when the accident oc-
Cured. He was to have returned to
Princeton tomorrow.
Evening star., 1926-09-23
American Artist Dead in London

LONDON, September % R.-A
coroners jury today returned a verdict
Of death from natural causes in the
case Of Mrs. Arthur Behenna, who
was found unconscious in her Chelsea
studio last Saturday night. Mrs. Be
henna, an artist. was said to be an
American, SO years old. with q daugh
ter in Ohio.
Evening star., 1926-09-23
WRITER ON DOGS DIES.
Martin J. Casey. Newspaper Man
Also Known for Child Stories.

NEW YORK September . OP
Martin !. Casey new sptpcr man,
known for his dog stories and his
kid" stories. died Yesterday.
lie was engaged IN preparing tho
first stories for tn" New York Amer
leans Christmas Fund. when striCk-
en- with a hemorrhaEc. During his
long career he had been a member Of
the stans of the old New York sun.
the World. Evening Journal and the
ErookIyu I,arls
Evening star., 1926-09-23
Garn of TbankS.

SHORT. Grief for the dead. shrouded in the
fading light of earthly dreams. reflects
few words. My beloved mother has gone
home. TO the many friends who have
extended the most gentle sympathies in
words letters, beautiful flowers and kindly
deeds. please accept from me an apprecia-
ton and gratitude that must forever live
in the grace of sacred memory.
EDITH CATHERINE SHORT.
Evening star., 1926-09-23
LOST.

BAR PIN. diamond in center. In Keiths or
vicinity, Sat. eve: reward. Phone Adams
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Quaker Oats i
6 stands by
you through
the morning
Feel hungry and "fidgety"
before lunch? try this

ITO fee, right through the morn
s III ing, you must have wcll-bai-
eanced, complete food at breakfast.
| At most other meals that is, at
nluncheon and at dinneryou usually
get thateixind food. ,a 81
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Postpone Preliminary
Hearing In Case of
Negro Known AS Dice

The preliminary hearing of the
case Of Al. Dice, alias Lorencio
Ortego, charged with killing Mer-
Icedes Carmancha and Manuel
Jiminez in this city on Saturday
night, June 26, which was to have
been heard today by Justice of
the Peace Rogelio Gomez, has
been postponed for few days in
order that the prisoner may per-
feet arrangements for defraying
cost of counsel.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

= The tropical disturbance
: that was off The Southeast
8 Florida coast yesterday morn
: ing has moved very slowly
: northwestward and is now APP
: parently just off the coast be-
: tween Miami and Jupiter In
LET. Hurricane warnings
! have been replaced by north
y west storm warnings from Mi
ami to Key West and north
east storm warnings have
9 been ordered displayed from
Titusville, Fla, to Charleston,
: S. C. Pressure continues
highest over the northeastern
: portion of the country. A
: storm of marked intensity is
! moving in over the northern
Rocky Mountains.
During the last "a hours
showers occurred locally in
Texas, and the Ohio Valley
2 and in connection with the
: West Indies storm rains oc-
: CURED in the South Atlantic
= States and the Florida PENN
sula.
Temperatures have re-
NAMED stationary or fallen
slightly in practically all sec
tions east o. the Plateau.
~. 8. nj. GOLDSMITH.
T emp0rarily-in- Charge.
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J eeo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARINE NOTES
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P. & o. S. S. Miami, Captain
Albury, arrived from Havana at s
n. m. yesterday with rs passen-
gers and U. S. mail.
F. E. c. Car Ferry Estrada
Palma, Captain Ward, arrived
from Havana at 40 p. m. yes
terday with q cars and on ac-
count of weather conditions did
not sail to Havana last night.
F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry NJ.
Flagler, Captain Hansen, arrived
from Havana at 7:30 p. m. yes
terday with 20 cars.
P. &. o. S. S. Miami, Captain
Albury, sailed for Havana at $50
a. m. with 45 passengers and u.
S. mail
P. & O. S. S. Governor Cobb,
Captain Phelan will arrive from
Havana this afternoon with pas
sengers and u. S. mail and will
sail for Port Tampa at 1880 p. m.
with passengers.
+. E. C. Car Ferry Estrada
Palma, Captain Ward, viii sail for
Havana tonight with 26 cars.
F. E. C. Car Ferry Henry M
FIagler, Captain Hansen, will sal
for Havana tonight with 20 cars
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SIDELICHTS
By Marcy D. DarnalI

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Roald Amundsen is one man
who knew what he wanted; got
Il, and quit. Upon leaving Amer
lea recently to spend the rest Of
his days in his peaceful villa in
Norway, he said "Forty-one years
ago. IT the age OF Is, ! knew what
70 do during my life. l wanted
10 see both poles. I've seen them.
There win be no more lectures: no
more expeditions. I'm done"
Suspicious Austrians Of tho nn-
educated class refuse to tackle
several thousand packages Of Gig
aresfes donated to them. each
package being marked Gift of
the American Red Gross" In
their language s'gift" means poi
son, and the cross according TO
lheir customs has a significance
similar TO our skull and cross
bones. The combination was too
ominous to be fooled with.
A London dispatch states that
society women win try 10 lock BIKE
saints this season, and adds The
new fashionable complexion Is
pale and - ethereal looking rs
possible, while dresses are In
staiaed-glass effects supposed 70
give the wearers the appearance Of
sanity figures depicted on church
Window The dispatch con-
clndes. however. with the reasSur-
Ing note that dresses viii eon-
tinnp 10 end AZ the knee.
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Milton ]. Hammond, connected
with the Cuban Railway Company
81 Havana. was an arrival in the
city yesterday afternoon on the
steamship Miami. and after a
short sojourn in the Island City,
left on The evening train en- route
north.
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Freight Shipment
The Mallory steamship Concho
arriving here this morning from
Galveston brought shipment Of
freight for this port, while the
vessel also took on freight here to
be delivered at New York.
Troop S To Meet
There will be meeting OF
Troop 5, Boy Scouts, held on Fri
day evening at their headquarters
when matters pertaining to the
coming encampment win be taken
up, besides other business to be
transacted.
Scout Meeting Friday
The members of Troop a, Girl
Scouts, win assemble at their head
quarters on Friday afternoon at 8
o'clock when regular session Of
the organization will be held under
the direction of Mrs A. H. Nc
Inns, scousmistress Of the troop,
Brings Fruit
A shipment Of fruit arrived here
yesterday afternoon on the Brit
ish schooner Albion, Capt. Coe,
from Bonacco. The fruit is con-
signed to Russelps Produce House,
while the vessel is consigned, to
Taylor g. Company.
Visiting Key West
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Showers,
accompanied by Miss Marie VIM
free. are spending visit in Key
West, arriving here from Havana,
where they are now making their
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Showers
win return to Havana on Thurs
day, while Miss Winfree will leave
for Brooklyn, N. Y, where she
viii enter school.
Arrives For Visit
p. J. Conway, capitalist of
Pennsylvania, who spent last win
ter IN Key West, Is in the city for
another visit in connection with
his real stale holdings here Mr..
Conway is much taken up with
IN Island City, and will spend the
coming winter here, according To
plans now being made.