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1F 2 THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY THUItSDAYNOVEMBE13 NOVEMBER 3 1910 191 fi tuummnnmmuumnmmmuunuru tmttuttttnttntrg OLDOMA I fi SALE SALETODAY SALEff I it II TODAY TODAYYOU it itn it itI I YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THIS THISCHOICE i iCHOICE 4 4CHOICE CHOICE MEATS AND FISH FISHAT FISHAT I AT WHOLESALE WHOLESALE PRICES Beef ef a la Mode ModePlank lb 12120 12120F 12c 12cPlank Plank ank Steaks Steaksg lb 121120 121120it 121goi i Fillet of Beef BeefH lb 150 150Bouillon 1ot Bouillon Roast RoastOld lb 12V20 12V20Old 12120Oh Old Dutch Roll RollH Rollfresh I Ifresh fresh or corned cornedRound lb lb 121120 121120Round 121fleRound Round Steak SteakSirloin lb lb 14c 14cSirloin fi Sirloin Steak SteakH lb 160 160Porterhouse 16ePorterhouse Porterhouse Steak SteakH lb lb 180 180g 18cBoston Boston Steak Steakif lb 200 200Ii 20oNew if New Sauer Kraut Boston Roast lb 17y2c 17y2cBeef nBeef if ifBeef Beef Kidneys lb lb lOc it itMeadowbrook ifMeadowbrook Meadowbrook Scrapple lb lb lOc 10cCountry lOcCountry jjjl jjjlCountry Country Sausage lb lb 16c 16cHolly 160Holly 16oHolly Holly Brand Pure Pork PorkSausage Sausage lb lb gO0 gO0Frankfurterslb 0c i iFrankfurters fFrankfurters Frankfurters Frankfurterslb lb 12i2c 12i2cHead 1212cHead ti Head Cheese Cheeselb lb lb 12y2c 12y2cLiver 12V20Liver 12120Liver Liver Pudding Puddinglb lb 12V 12V20 nI ifCorned I Corned Pork Breast 1 to 2 lb pieces lb 12y2c 12y2cqt 12120qt fi qt 6c if it I I I FISH flS SPECIALS FOR TODAY AND FRIDAY FRIDAY I ii Tailors TailorsSteaked lb 100 100g lOoSteakeci Steaked Fish FishH lb lOc 10cg lOcSea I Sea Trout TroutH lb lOc 100White lOcII II White Peroh lb 120 1i I OLD OLDUTCHll OLDUTCHllMARKET LO DUTCH DUTCHARKET I IMARKET MARKET MARKETH i II III I FU 930 La Ave Ave8th Aveg Ave8thandESE 8th 8thandESE 8thandESEif and E31st Hrt rt rtif if if 31st 3lstandMNW 3lstandMNWII and W7th it itu itg II AVNG 7th and Que II I ELOPING BIGAMIST BIGAMISTHELD BIGAr BIGMISTHELD IST ISTIiELD HELD AT ROCKYILLE ROCKYILLEFaces ROCKV LLE LLElaces Faces Mrs Ils Linaweaver No No1 No1i 1 1in 1ii in i ii 11 Police Court CourtOtto Courtt CourtOtto CourtOtto Otto Linaweaver of Washington and andManaasaa arMMan andNanuaaa Manaasaa Man Va charged with perjury to tohis 1fthis hiuis his uis marriage as Own La Moata Mont to toMiss toMia toMI Miss MI Lephia Buchanan of Cralgsvllla CralgsvlllaVn Cra1 Vme VmeVn Vn was wa ali given a preliminary hearing hearingJxfore heartttarlloore herin herinb1or Jxfore Justice Reading Readln at Bockville ye yefrday ytrl1ay ytr4ay frday and nd committed to jail to await awaitVe awatte1 awttte Ve action ot the November grand jury juryIt jurIt juryIt It was shown at the hearing that Lina Linaweaver LIneea Linaeaver weaver ea eaver swore wore making maktn application for the theIt theien thaIenre It ien Ienre ante that his name WM La Monta and andthat andthat andthat that he had never been divorced The Themans Themani The2flan mans mani 2flan divorced wife wlte who was Miee IU 8 Nellie NellieNeville NeUteeHle NellieNeville Neville eHle of Washington testified that she sheand sheUld sheanti and Linaweaver were married in Rock Roekville RockHIe RockVille ville HIe in July IN acr and that she was wasgranted waagrantld wa wagrant granted grant a divorce from him in May or orJune nrJllne orJune June of this thu year Linaweaver made no nostatement nostatement nostatement statement to the th court courtThe courtThe8t courtThe The The8t first Mrs rIi Linaweaver spent all the thetime thetime th thtime time she sh was in Rockville with the sec second lecond iccond ond Sirs Linaweaver aM both seemed seemedchummy teemedcumMr ieemodchumMy chummy In telling teUla how she came to ob obtain obtain ohtam tain tam a divorce Mrs Mn Unaweaver Ltnawv mid midsome iaIdsne Id IdttIne some harsh things about her former hus husband hUlll husand band bandArm and andArmenlul andtrmontum Arm Armenlul nius Buchanan father ot the theyoung tMulmg th thung young ulmg ung bride brt le who went to Rockville Tues Tuesday Tu Tuday day day afternoon afternoon took his ht daughter home homewith homeitl1 homeItit with itl1 him last evening eveningKNOX ewningKNOX eveningKNOX KNOX GOING TO CANADA CANADAlosinfiT CANADAJoblnG CANADAlohing losinfiT of If Reciprocity Treaty Ireat Will WillHe VIJl VIJlDe 4 He Personally PerllonaU Supervised SupervlaedSecretary SuperheeIecretary SupervisedSecretsy Secretary of State Knox may visit Can Canada Canada Canada ada the latter part of November to tosupervis tosuperv1 2 supervis personally peon Uy the conclusion of the thenegotiations thenegotiations theiegotIat1ons negotiations of a a reciprocity treaty be betveen between beteen teen the United States and Canada CanadaHenry CuaclaHenry Canadahenry Henry Hoyt counselor of the State StateDepartment statelJepartment tata tataIiepartment Department and Charles Pepper Peppercommercial PepperrommerdaJ PeppercommercIal commercial adviser of the Bureau of ofTrade orlrade ofTrade Trade Relations wilt leave JV Waahlngton Washingtontoday Waahlngtontoday Waahlngtontoday today for Ottawa to begin the negoti negotiations necotJatlonlll neotlations ations The first conference with the theCanadian tlMCanadian theCanadian Canadian officers will iil II be held on Satur Saturday Saturda Saturday day da November NovemberENTERS NovemberENTEIIS LENTERS ENTERS REALTY FIELD FIELDIlostnnlnn FIELD1I0tol1lnl PIELDBOitonIai Ilostnnlnn Joins Forces with Local LocalReal IocntRenl LocalReal Real ISntate Firm FirmMr FirmMr IIrnMr Mr David Chamberlain who baa hasgiven baasven baaven given ven his attention for some yaars to toinvestment toInvutmentJi tolnvestment investment with offices ces in the Home HomeLife HomeLiCe HomeLife Life Building Bui1d1n is now associated with withB withR withB ST Tellott 1410 street in the thereal therea1 thereal real estate tate business Mr Chamberlain Chamberlainis is a native of Boston and nd was twice twiceelected twiceC twkeettcted elected to the city Ity council of the Hub HubBefore HubBdore HubIitfore Before coming coznin to Washington he was wasengaged wuengaged wanengaged engaged in the real estate business in inBoston InRston Inflston Boston BostonAGED RstonAGED flstonAGED AGED PAIR POUND DEAD DEADGas DEADGzu DEADGas Gas Jet Open Imt liutfleaths nt Deaths Are Be Believed DeUCctl Believeil lieved Acclilentnl AcclilentnlNew ccltlentnlNew ccIdentztINew New York Nov 2 Jametl James Tomkinson Tomkinsonsixtysix Tomkhwonslxtrsix Tomklnaonsixtysix sixtysix years old and his wife 1fe Harriet Harrieta Harrieta a year younger who lived on the fourth fourthfloor fourtbfloor fourthfloor floor at Kt West Fortyeighth street streetwere atreetwere streetwere were found toun dead in their th lr beds bed lat night nightBoth nllhtDoth nightIloth Both bad been overcome by gas which whichwas wblciV whichwas was i escaping from an open jet jetThe jetThe jetThe The police regard re rd the case as acci accidental accidental noeldental dental for or the couple were in comfort comfortable comfortable comfortable able circumstances and lived happily to together tnsether together gether Rockfish Rockfishlb lbJ lb 15c 15cHalibut 15o18c I Halibut lbJ lb 18c 18cSalmon 180Salmon fl fl18o Salmon lb 18o 18oNew it itNew New Irish Mackerel large largedoz Hsize rsize size i2 doz 25c fl flt fl HALETHORPE MEET MEETOPENING MEETOPENING MEETOPEMG OPENING DELAYED DELAYEDLarge DELAYEDLarge DELAYEDLarge Large Crowd Present to See SeeExhibition SeeExhibition See11x1iibitin Exhibition Flights FlightsBaltimore FlightsBaJtmGre FlightsBaidmore Baltimore Nov 1 aThe The aviation meet meetat meetat meetat at Hatothorpe opened auspiciously au pldouBb1IO so far faraa tara farha aa a the tb attendance was concerned but butowing batowtn butowing owing owtn to the expressmens strike in New NewYork NYork NewYork York many of the aeroplanes oplan8lil failed to toarrive toarrtve toarrive arrive and the management deckled that thatbecause that thatDeeAu thatbecause because of the unpreparedness of the theaviators theavlatora theaviators aviators todays today flights would be of an anexhibition anexhlbiUon anexhibition exhibition nature only and todays todR pro programme proamnte programme gramme amnte was as put over ove until tomorrow tomorrowOnly tomorrowOn tomorrowOnly Only On Radley Radia dle Ely ly Willard and Drexel Drexelwere DrexelGr Drexelwere were Gr in shape to oompete and theee theeefliers th thoseliters a afiiers fliers entertained the crowd numbering numberingnearly numberingnearJy numberingnearly nearly 10W Ioc people peopleThe peopleThe peopleThe The feature of the days work was the theperformance thepertormance theperformance performance of Ely in a Curtis biplane biplanewho biplanewho biplanewho who circled clrcJ the mile track five times in inS litiJ Isa iJ 2 a record expert say it will be dif difficult dltftcult difftcuit ficult to overcome overcomeDrexel overcomeDrexel overcomeDrexel Drexel made an ascension and aw reached reachedan an altitude of 4800 4 feet Jfty also tried triedan tried triedan an an upward flight Isht and remained aloft alofttwenty alofttwenty alofttwenty twenty minutes longer lon than either Drexel Drexelor Drxelor Drexelor or Willard the latter of whom gave ve a aremarkable tlremarkable aremarkable remarkable exhibition of fancy flying 11yl as ashe fillhe nehe he came down downRadley downRadley downRadiey Radley the Englishman put in an un unexpected unxpected unexpected expected appearance Ho had his Bleriot Bleriotmachine Dlerlotmac Bloriotmachine machine mac lne put together at the railroad ala station Itation alation tion about a mile from the grounds and andflew andftew andflew flew from there to the track alighting alightinggracefully allSntIftCacetuUy xlighUnggracefully gracefully acetuUy before the grand stand He Hedid Hedid Hedid did this thla he said to save Y8 time timeami and trouble troublePROTEST troublePROTEST troublePROTEST PROTEST HIGHER RATES RATESTradern RATESTrzulcrli BATESTrailers Trailers Acenne Grain Carriers of ofEntering otEnterinG ofEntcriug Entering Into Conspiracy ConspiracyChicago ConMplrncChlcalfO ConspiracyChicago Chicago Nov 2 2The Tbe Chicago Board Boardof BoardoC Boardof of Trade today asked the Interstate InterstateCommerce InterstateCommerce InterstateCommerce Commerce Commission in Washington Washingtonto to force more than 100 railroads operating operatingin in and about Chicago to replace transit transitprivileges transitprivileges transitprivileges privileges on grain shipments to the East Eastwith Butwith Eastwith with tiat rates ratesThe ratesThe ratesThe The petition declares the roads which whichare whichare are the common carriers of grain be be betwetn 1etwoen between tween the Lake cities and the Atlantic AtlanticSeaboard AtlanticSeaboard AtlanticSeaboard Seaboard towns tow 11 entered into a con conspiracy consptlftc consphftcy spiracy by raising raJlln the rate from Buffalo Buffaloto to the East aat to wipe out tho advantage advantagethe advantas8the advantagethe the local dealers formerly had by ship shipping shipping ping pln their gain by boat to Buffalo BuffaloTROOPS fluffaloTROOPS TROOPS SEEK BANDITS BANDITSMexican BANDITSJIexlcun BANDITS3icxlcan Mexican Government Acts on Hc Hcqne RcqueMt Hequest quest qne of Our Ambassador AmbasuntforCity AmbnuncIorCity AmbassadorCity City of Mexico lexlC Nov No 2 2Enrlque Enrique Creel Creelminister Creelmlnlter CreelmiIater minister of foreign relations rolath ns to whom whomHenry whomHenry whomHenry Henry Lane Wilson on United States Am Ambassador AmbuAdor Ambaaaador bassador in Mexico presented the ap appeals appeals appeals peals cf the terrorized American planters plantersin in the bo banditInfested isolated I districts districtsof IbO of the he Mexican state of Vera Cruz an announces announee anflounces flounces that instructions have been for forwarded forwarded or orivarded warded to Theodore Dohesa governor of ofVera otVera orVera Vera Cruz to forthwith dispatch to the theI theoutlaw theoutlaw I outlaw region rC such armed forces as may maybe maybe maybe be necessary to the protection of the theplanters theplanters theplanters planters lives Itv and property propertySeveral vroDettSooral proDertySeveral Several recent outrages perpetrated perpetratedfor for plunder upon wealthy American Americanranchmen Americannchmen Americanranchmen ranchmen nchmen in the Gulf domain of that thatstate thatstate thatstate state have precipitated pr lpltated this radical meas measure measure meannrc ure initiated by the government at the thebehest thebheat thebehest behest of Ambassador Wilson Wil on to whose whoseactivity whoseaclhlty whoseactivity activity is in a large measure due the thegovernments theovernmf thegoveruments governments overnmf nla detail of rurales in the themiddle themIddle themiddle middle of October to Eastern Vera Cruz Cruzwhere Cruzwhere Cruzwhere where they hunted down and slew the thebandit thebandit thebandit bandit king Santanon killing and scat scattering scattering scattering tering his following a THE WASHINGTON HERALD HERALDIHISIDIHIE HERALDi1 i iOOtIDl IHISIDIHIE IHISIDIHIEMasterpieces OOtIDl I i1Masterpieces QQIfQ1NI i irvIasterpieces Masterpieces of Master Painters PaintersPresent PaintersPresent i Present two 2 Dally Coupons must benr different dates and one 1 Sunday Coupon with TEN CENTS at the fuji Circulation Department of ofThe fTbe fThe The Washington uf blugton Herald and you will be given a copy of one of these tbes great greatmasterpieces greatJUPllterplcccs greatuwiierpicces JUPllterplcccs JUPllterplcccsNII masterpieces masterpiecesame uwiierpiccesPuuie a NII Puuie ame Aildreas dr OTHURSDAY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 3 1910 1910If 1910i i If yon wish ish it went cut luy mall inclose in 1 cents a 1Q 4 4 HOME TO BE SAYEDFOR SAYED SAVEDfOR SAYEDFOR FOR FIVE ORPHANS ORPHANSCharitable ORPHANSCharitable ORPllASCliaiitablc Charitable Ones Come to Aid Aidof Aidof Aidof of Gray Children ChildrenFAMILY CbildrCllFAMILY ChildrenFAMILY i FAMILY CIRCLE 9ffiCLE PRESERVED PEESEEVEDOnly PRESERVEDI PRESERVED10nl PBESEBVEDOnly I 10nl Only Daughter Girl of Thirteen ThirteenKeep ThirteenIcel ThirteenKeel Keep from YounRer Children the theStory theStory theStory Story of Their Affliction While WhilejVelehliom WhileNeighbors hUe hUeNelghhors Neighbors Plan for Future Care of ofthe ofthc ofIhe the Orphaned Ones OnesTHOSE OnclITHOSE OnesTHOSE THOSE WHO SUBSCRIBED SUBSCRIBEDTO TO FUND YESTERDAY YESTERDAYHerald YESTERDAYI YESTERDAY1Ieald I Herald press pr 85 and an stereotyp stereotyping stereotypInc atereotyplag Inc departments 1opertme ts tsCash 225 225Cah i6Cuh Cash 20o 20oW 2OoW 11 3 200 200Caah 200CRab 200Cash CRab 100 100Cash 100Cash 100Cash Cash CashRegistry 0 0Registry 11Registry Registry Division Ph1 lon City CityPostoffiee CityPostotnee CityPostothtee Postoffiee 1300 1300George 1300George 1300George George Anthony Darn Barnes os 100 100W 100Yo 100W Yo 100 100A 100r 100A A West End Va 100 100L ioo iooI 1 00 00L I 100 100P 100200 200 260L 200L 200L 100 100Mr 100Mr 100Mr Mr and Mrs A Pusoy PusoyTuxedo PusoYTuxedo PuseyTuxedo Tuxedo Md 1000No 1000 1000No 1000No No 4 Truck Company CF CF CF 400 400For 400For 400For For cause 400 400Ethel 400Ethel 400Ethel Ethel Ethel TVigglesworth Ne Neabsco NeIilbseo Noabsco absco Va a 100 100Inspectors 100Inspectors 100Inspectors Inspectors Division Office Oflicaof OffiCio Officeof of Superintendent of Ar Archltects Arohlteots Architeots chltects Treasury Depart Department Dipartmen Departmont mont men 390 390Pearly 380Pearly 300Pearly Pearly and Dorothy Raley 1QO 1QODepartment 1D0Departmont 100Department Department of Commerce Commerceand Commeroeand Commerceand and Labor 2070 2070Division 3370Dhislon 2070Division Division of Stamps Post Postoffice Potoffico Post0111cc office Department 530 530L 530L 530J EWilliam 10 10William 10WJlUam William Harper Alexan Alexandria Alexandrln Alexandna dna Va VaJames a 50 50James IO IOJames James West WestTotal tesl1 5tO 5tOTotal 0 0Total Total 9726 9726Previously 0726Previously 1 fPreviously Previously acknowledged acknowledgs4fl2O5 acknowledgs4fl2O5Aggregate 13085 UtUAggregate 13085Aggregate Aggregate IS1S2 IS1S2They 1t 1tt 1trhey I1 I1rhey rhey are five these little Gray Gr orphan orphanwho orpbanwho orphanswho who are still wondering what it all means meansthis mMnthis meansthis this sudden strant unaccountable ab absence abseneff absence sence of papa par and mamma gone one to tothat tothat tothat that bourne from which no one returns returnsThe returMThe returnsThe The orphans knowing naught of Death Deathor Deathor Deathor or of its mysteries have unshaken confi confidence oonftdence conftdeuce dence that th Ty will come home soon soonr soonrlardteM re regardteafi regardleas gardteafi of whit wh these kind sad sympa sympathizing sympath sympathizing thizing th lng strangers tall them themLouisa themLou themLouise Louisa Lou the second of the children a abright sohrt ahdght bright hrt ht pretty girl of thirteen rteea just enter entering enterIne enterlag lag high school 8eh faces I the crisis bravely bravelyShe bravyShe bravelyShe She is Just aching ubln to cry cr but she is isafraid isafraid Isafraid afraid to Amid heartbreak she can cansmile canImlle cansmile smile and smile so that the youngster youngsterare youngstersare oun ter terlUe are julte deceived That is the work she shehas shehas shehas has set out to do doto to keep up the spirits spiritsof spiritsof spiritsof of the little ones and not let them know knowthat knowthat knowthat that papa and mamma are gone forever foreverand foreverand forcverand and that the utter desolation of orphan orphanhood orphanhood orphanhood hood ie before them themThey themThe themThey They The have va their little home out in Tux Tuxedo Tuxedo Tuxedo edo Md and even if it be now empty and andcheerless antIcheeTl andcheerles cheerless cheeTl it is still a itoms homotbo tbo only one onethey onethey onethey they have ever known How much better betterit I it is I than an asylum or institution where wherethe wherethe her herthe the friendless and the parentless are arccared arecared arecared cared for they th do not know and nd It is the theintention theInt theIntenticn intention Int tlu of the benevolent people of this thiscommunity thtsconmunjty thiscommunity community that the thef never will know knowFor knowFor knowFor For the home hom will not be abandoned abandonedHome abluJdonel1Home abandonedHome Home to lie Retained RetainedTo ItetnlncdTo To be sure the cottage is now Incum Incumbered Ineumhereel ineninbared bared with an seo 00 mortgage and payment paymentof pamentof of the principal is I overdue But even evenwith 8V evenwith fl flUh with Uh this handicap it will 111 not be sur surrendered surrendered surrendered rendered Far from it It There wilt be no nodispiriting nodplrltJnS nodispiriting dispiriting scene of five children east out outin outIn outin in the cold by money lenders The com community oommunity cornnunity munity will see to that thatThe thatThe thatThe The sun is I already shining Nearly Noarlyhu Nearlyhan 1600 has been subscribed through various varioussources variouslOurcN varioussources sources and fld more Is coming The tide tideof Udeat tideof of charity is steadily rising From day dayto dayto dayto to day it swells and an flows forward with withrenewed withrenewed withrenewed renewed impetus The children do not notknow notknow notknow know how many man hearts have been beenwrenched beenorenehed boshwrenched wrenched by the tragedy which engulfed engulfedthem engulfedthem engulfedthem them do not know kflO how many good deeds deadshave deedsbave deedshave have 1 een prompted by them but a few fewweeks fewweeks fewweeks weeks before Yuletide YuletideAr YuletIdeA Ar A a meeting at Tuxedo Md last even evening evenIng evenlug ing a committee was appointed to receive receivefunds recelvttfunds receivefunds funds for the temporary support of the theGray theGray theGray Gray orphans composed of the following McGraw I Plarr Farr Pryor Pryorand Pnorand Pryorand and Mrs McKeon aunt of the children childrenThis childrenThis childrenThis I II This committee commltt will devote all money moneycontributed mone monecontrJ moneycontributed I contributed contrJ uttfd to the immediate relief of ofthe ottbe ofthe the children and the amounts so received receivedwill receIvedwill receivedwill will not conflict con lct in any manner with the thaother thoother theother other subscription conducted by Tho ThoWashington ThoWaahlngton TheWashington Washington Herald for the raising of oftha otUlt ofti tha ti mortgage on the home homeAs homeAI homeAs As soon as the UOO 3CO mark Is reached reachedthe reachedthe reachedthe the mortgage Incubus will bo lifted and andthe andthe andthe the home will belong to the little family familywithout fttmtlywithout familywithout without a single string attached to it itIt It ItIt ItIt It will even be tax free for under the thelaws theJaw thelaws laws Jaw of Maryland a home held for minors minorsla la immune from the assessors ftSl It 15 istheirs 15theirs 15theirs theirs and no power in the world can cantake cantake cantake take it from them Until they are of ofage otase ofage age they cannot dispose dl po of it itAeed Iteed It ItIeed Aeed eed of Funds Imperative ImperativeThe ImperativeThe JniperaticeThe The raising of this thl i mortgage Is im imperative Iml1eratlve imileratlve perative and contributions should not be bedelayed bedelayed bedelayed delayed With the land the house Is Iseasily Istly iseasily easily tly worth 1500 there being four lots lotsInvolved lotsInoITed hotsInvolved Involved Clothing food details of the thecare thecare thecare care of the children can wait waltthe the present presentwork presentwork presentwork work must be to raise tho mortgage mortgageLittle mortgagoLItUe mortgageLittle Little Aloysius only four years old still stillwatches stIllwatchs stillwatches watches IIfor for my candy cand His flI mother motherpromised motherpromlHd motherpromised promised to bring brln him some from Wash Washington WashIngton WashIngton ington He watched long at the window windowthat windowthat windowthat that night and watched In vain For Formamma Formamm4 Formamma mamma never came home Then he foil foilasleep follasleep fellasleep asleep asleep but he has not forgotten that thatcandy thatcandy thatcandy candy candyThe candyThe candyThe The extent of the sympathy nthy in Wash Washington Washington ash ashtnrton ington may be gauged by the many sepa sepaarate sepaarate sepaarate arate collections colle tlona which are being or organlzed oroanlzed organized ganlzed Employes of the engraving engravingdepartment engravIngdepartment engravingdepartment department of the Geological Survey sub subscribed subscribed subsoribed scribed SO 1 in a few minutes In addl addltlon addlI add addtion tlon on subscriptions are being taken in the thePatent thePatent thePatent Patent Office Pension Office the Treas Treasury Treasury Treasury I ury Department the Government Print Printing PrintIng Printbig ing Office and elsewhere el ehere and In many manydepartment manydepartment manydepartment department stores and other establish establishments establishments establishmonth ments Working orkinI at Tuxedo TuxedoIn In addition to The Washington Herald Heraldsubscription Heraldubserlptlon Eeraldubser1pt1on subscription list which now totals 121S 121SArthur 21S 21SArthur 218Arthur Arthur Cherryholmas oQ Tuxedo la laenlisting 19enUstfns Isenlisting enlisting the Interest of the people of ofthat orthat ofthat that section and Miss Ethel Pryor Pr or Ufriend btriend Itfriend friend of tho family is doing the same sameThe sameTho sameThe The following letter was received by byMiss byMias by4Iss Miss Pryor yesterday yesterdayiHdoted yesterdayllIdoeed yesterdaylbdoeed iHdoted pietie tllc ec fltxl sd 5 from Mm fxs ZR Jlounlcastle of ofIlrightvrottl otlIr1chtwOII of1k Ilrightvrottl 1k twood Co a member of my 1 church for fortbe fort forthe the On Gray children dlHdr wlpee weae parents pat llts were rc recently recentlykilled te ntl1kflte4 rcenkmsd killed hjr a train Through Thmeshne jne she wlsbad 1 to express expresstar expr exres exresr sber tar jraii BJmlBtb7 tbjr for them iu their lose loseFaithfully IoNFaithCttUr boaFaithfully Faithfully je sours JfIUrsnOWRD soursBOWtttD rs rsHOWARD HOWARD 0 ENGLAND ENGLANDBt EXG LW LW6t Bt 6t Tauls raul Episcopal Church ChurchKock Churebl1ock Churchblock block Crock nrhh iarib rlb DEATH WILL BE PROBED PROBEDCrazed PROBEDCRzed PROBEDCrazed Crazed Patient Killed by Leap from fromHospital frontIIospltal fromhospital Hospital Window WindowAn WindowAn WIndowAn An Inquest will be held at the morgue morguethis morguethla morguethis this monrlne to Inquire Into the death of ofMiss otMiss ofMisaRebecca Miss MisaRebecca Rebecca Clark sixtythree years old oldwho oldwhodled oldwho who whodled died at Georgetown University Hos Hospital lIospltal Hospital pital yestreday from injuries received receivedTuesday receivedTuesday receivedTuesday Tuesday night when she jumped from a asecondstory asecondstory asecondstory secondstory window of the hospital to totho to1ho toThe The ground groundMiss groundMiss groundMiss Miss Clark had been suffering from fromacute fromacuto fromacute acute neurasthenia and when her hl nurse nurseleft nursei nurseleft left her alone for a few minutes she loft loftthe lottthe loftthe the bed and jumped through the window windowNo windowNo windowNo No report was made to tho police until untilIt unll1It untilit It vas found the patient could not sur survive surIve ourvivo vive Ive her injuries Then police of the theSeventh theSeventh theSeventh Seventh prlclnct wore notified The at attention attention attontion tention of Coroner Novitt was directed directedto to the case and the body was removed removedto to the morgue where Deputy Coroner CoronerVhlte Coronerhlte CoronerWIhite Vhlte hlte performed an autopsy and later laterto laterto laterto to GawWs undertaking establishment establishmentFunoral eatablishmontFuneral tnbJl hment hmentFunoral Funoral service will be held at noon noontoday noontoday noontoday today from St Johns Episcopal Church ChurchThe ChurchThe ChurchThe The body will be sent to Wheeling WVa WVa WVa Va for Interment Miss Clark had been beentwentynine be beenemployed on employed In the Treasury Dep Department rtmont for Cortwentynine fortwentynine twentynine years yearsyoars MUS retiring about five fiveyoars IWoyears yoars ago Since then she had lived with withthe fin finthe Ith Iththe the family of Yellott West WeatChevy WestChevy 8t 8tChoy Chevy Chase Md MdSUCCESSFUL MdSUCCESSFUL SUCCESSFUL YEAR EAR IS ENDED ENDEDCitizens ENDEDitizens ENDEDCitizens Citizens itizens Relief Association Reviews ReviewsAnnual ReviewsAnnual ReviewsAnnual Annual Statements StatementsProblem StatementsProhlem StatementProblem Problem of Distribution In District DistrictDiscussed DbtrIqtIHsculllcd District1lscussed Discussed In Report of the theAuditing theIueUting tIReAuditing Auditing Committee CommitteeAnother CommlttceAnother CommitteeAnother Another yea yeAJY of philanthropic pbU athropio effort and andorganized andorganlaod andorganized organized charity cbarlt opened yeatwday wh when whenthe whenthe nthe the annual meeting of tn the Citizens Rellftf RellftfAssociation ReJlllAssoclatioft BeII5fAssociation Association wa was held in th the room of the thoBoard theBoard theBoard Board of Trade Tho annual election of ofoffleers otoffieers ofoffleers offleers remitted a follows President PresidentMichael ProatdentMlahaol PresidentMichael Michael I Well Vel1er vice presidents Mrs MrsHenry IraH MrsHenry Henry ftry Macfarland and Dr Will William Wltllam Vi1l Vi1liam iam Rives treasurer Milton AlIce Aliesand AIIMtlnd AlIceand and secretary Walter Ufford UffordA UtrordA UffordA A letter was road from the Commis Commissioners CommlsSl Commissloners sioners Sl llNI appointing the following members membersof of tho association to succeed themselves themselvesuntil tbomHlvesunUI themselvesuntil until November 1W Milton lIton Allen AilosRudoph AllesRudo AllenRudoYph Rudoph Rudo ph Kauftmann John Lamer Mrs MrsCharles MrsCharles MrsCharles Charles A A Spalding George Trtietdeil TrtietdeilHer Tru8ldoURef TrueadeilRev Her John Van Schalck jr John Wil Wilkins WIlkiM WitkIns kins and Simon Wolf WolfThe WottThe WolfThe The problem of destitution wa wu reviewed reviewedin in the report of the auditing audttt committee committeecomposed commlttucompoMd committeecomposed composed of Dr William Rives and andW andW andtv Cox and it showed that for the theyear thelMr theyear year ended September 3D last the Cttiae CUeMs CUeMsRelle CiUsesaRelief sRelief Relief Association assisted lAN different differentfamilies dltr differentfamilies lent lentfamilies families with food fuel shoe aho and cloth clothing cJothInc clothIng ing and furnished 111 tuberculosis pa patlenta pa patients patients tients with 1th milk and ease ensThe easeThe eggsThe The report of the treasurer treuur treasurerAlien MUton MUtonAiles Utoa It ItAllea Alien showed total contributions of 1 17iUS 775r 7 77SCJC 7SCJC 75r and disbursements of I811O I811ODESCEIBES ILILULDESCRtBES usa usaDESCRIBES DESCRIBES WORK WORKField WORKI1leJtI WORKField Field Secretary Lcliinnnn Speaks oil oilSocietys 011Soclctys OftSocietys Societys Growth GrowthThere GrowthThere GrowthThere There was a Christian Endeavor So Society 60eJety Soeloty ciety of fourteen members on board the theOlymplA tbeOlympia theOlympia Olympia when Admiral Dewey De sailed into intothe tototh Intoth the th harbor of Manila declared Field Sec Secretary Seocrtary Seeretary retary Ldhmann hmaDft last night at Immanuel ImmanuelBaptist ImmanuelBapdst ImonanuelBaptist Baptist Church in his address on World Worldwide WorJ4wtele WorMwide wide Christian Endeavor In twenty twentynine twenQnine twentynine nine years ean 5 Christian Endeavor ED tor has grown grownfrom grownfreon own ownfrom from a society fourteen members or organized 01lIilaiztd organized ganized at Itt the WlUJMon VlUl Congregational CongregationalChurch ConctegaUoaalChurch CongregationalChurch Church Portland rt1and Me to 7400 74 societies societieswith soctatleswith soctotienwith with 4MeV 4 4 members mmbenNr membersMr rnembomMr Mr Lehdann described some JIO of the thenoteworthy thenoteworthy thenoteworthy noteworthy work orlt being done don by the or organisation OCpnlUon organlsetion ganisation Rev Frank 1 Goodwin pas pastor puto pantor tor to of Mount owat Pleasant Congregational CongregationalChurch Conl1eSadonalChurch CongreaUons1Church Church conducted the devotional service serviceand aenlceand serviceand and Rev Herbert Her rt Pinkbam of Im Immanuel Immanuel Immanuel manuel welcomed the Endeavorers Percy PercyS PoreyS Poster conducted a preliminary service serviceof serviceof Ylce Ylceof of song son songWEATHER WEATHER CONDITIONS CONDITIONSU De Dept oT Acrtatlrun Iceltui Wacthtr waarw Jtarew JtarewTfce uress uressWkatht Wkatht Wthesiay Ny 1 i pI1I6 pThe The More om the St it Lawrann La VaOar ia1Is had hadto MdINt hidbit to bit meat ea of 1 its ewnjr oagy but tU ti coadttnw eootJamc IIIIcJecI emthieimettbd eootJamcmHtttod mHtttod JecI to 1 the late IA wgtoB oo mat ia die Adaartte Adaartte4Hai Ada Adaaimt AUSMISStat Stat a sootAraai OG to Virginia VirginiaLocal 1r IDiaLocnl ir5IRiaLocal Local Temperature TcmncrntnreMkWcbt TCUll1eratureUrbt TemperatureNidaight MkWcbt 41a a i4 4 a a Uis a a a a as a4I a4IS tf tfI a 3 4 a a A noon no BT I 4 4p 4Po 4p Po a 6 II I 4f liL liLXax 45 45Maxtasm ISfax Maxtasm fax art 4 aam ei 4t 4tIJebtir KRekU 44 44RebUt RebUt hNMldttr4 a a a 8 00 aa Sm a aiCe iCe Rainfall fa I ML a to PL ml 1 ML li nn nnof Unof an anof of soMfatoe Per Mat of poadbto avMhtee 9 9TttBperamie 9TeperaUilC 9Tiispeoauie TttBperamie aane 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ANDSTRENGTH ANDSTRENGTH ANDSTRENGTH STRENGTH STRENGTHare are desirable qualities in ina ina ina a bank bankThis bankThis bankThis This companys banking bankingdepartment bankingdepartment bankingdepartment department is THE OLD OLDEST OLDESr OLDEST EST and one of the strong strongest strongest strongest est savings depositories in inthe inthe inthe the city city7Snuie cityIt7Snu cityS7Snuie 7Snuie It7Snu rate of Interest Interestpnid Intere8t1R1d interestPi1 pnid 1R1d on both large nud small smallnccounta smullnccouutL arinllaccounts accounts nccountaNational nccouutLI accountsNational I National Savings Savingsand SavingsI I I and Trust Company CompanyCor Cor 15th and Ava AV3FORTYFOLRTll Av AvF0RTrFOLRTII I FORTYFOLRTll YEAR BUTLER GETS HONOR HONORChosen HONORChosen HONORChosen Chosen Head of Washington WashingtonArchaeologists WashingtonArchaeologists WashingtonArchaeologists Archaeologists ArchaeologistsPROF PROF CARROLL GIVES ADDRESS ADDRESSHistory ADDRESSJUstor ADDRESShistory JUstor History of Institute Reviewed ne levea in inDlHcoume InDcour InDiscourse Discourse Dcour on Thirty Years of ofArchaeological ofArchaeological ofArchaeological Archaeological Achievement ochlcementAn ochlcementAnnunl An Annual nual Sc SCfAlol i8t Shown the Body Doel to Be BeIn DeIn BeIn In a Flourishing Condition ConditionThirty OondltlonThirtY ConditionThirty Thirty years of archaeological achieve achievement achievement achievement ment was tho subject of tho address addressgiven addroulvGn addressgIvei given lvGn by Prof Mitchell Carroll before the theWashington thoWashington theWashington Washington Society ocloty of the Archaelogoclal ArchaelogoclalInstitute ArchaBlooclalInstttute ArehaslogocialInstitute Institute of America last waning OI8Dtn at the theresidence theresidence theresidunco residence of Former Secretary of State StateJohn StateJohn StateJohn John Foster 118 Eighteenth street streetnorthwest atreetnorthweat streetnorthwest northwest northwestIt northwestIt It was the ninth annual meeting of the thesociety thea thesociety society a loty and thorn thor was a a large attendance attendanceof of members and Invited guests guestsThe guestsThe tl tlThe The archaeological institute was wasformed wasformed wasformed formed in 1S79 to promote archaeological archaeologicalresearch archuolog1ealrOSiet1rch archaeologicalrosearelh research but Its mission was far broad broador broador broador or said Prof Pro Carroll In the words of ofthe otthe ofthe the founder the late Charles Eliot Nor Norton Norton Norton ton the real object ObJ Ct of the institute is 1 to tostrengthen tostrengthen tostrengthen strengthen the hands hand and hearts of those thosewho thOHwho thosewho who believe in an America which shall be beintellectually beIntellectually beIntellectually intellectually and morally not less 1 great greatthan greatthan greatthan than she is materially and to contribute contributeto to the hfl higher culture of the country countrySince countrySince countrySince Since the formation of the Washington Washingtonsociety Wuhlnctonsociety Washingtonsociety society in 1902 tho institute baa trebled its itsmembership ItamembslIIhlp itsmembership membership and its financial receipts receiptsfrom receiptsfrom receiptsfrom from the societies having now thirtyfive thirtyfivesocieties thlrtyftveaoeitU thirtyfivesocieties societies aoeitU and a membership of more than than3MI 3MI 3 In all 11 the leading cities of the United UnitedStates Unl UnlState UnitedStates States and Canada A charter was grant granted annteel grantod ed it by act of Congress in MOS which whichmakes whichmak81 whichmakes makes Washington the headquarters headquartersButler headquartenanutlcr headquartershitler Butler Chosen President PresidentThe PreMldentThe PresidentThe The annual election of officers resulted resultedas as follows followsPXMM followsPresident followsCJwtea PXMM President Charles nlDt1 ry Bur tkr nee neeDr im imDr prwidnte prwidnteDr Dr lltrtxsrt ert Putnam Pstua Vary JUf It Xe Tseaaa So Sobu Bbs Shaba Bbshas bu ba Hoar Admiral Charles II StecJuoe and Mn MnDertoor XnDutGar MrsDS1jeot Dertoor Walker Menrtary Muesdl Carroll cnollltc aaao aaaodate asicdue date MCetary Ury Earl 1 Going treasurer tzomr John BLaxMr BLa IiLarser LaxMr eoondtora Charles Jleory Batter Bu ex of offeto ale aleido cic feto John 1 Falter Fat offlcto Mitchell Carroll Carrollex CanoUex cinchen ex oJBdo TUcaaaa Wubu lItuhUCb Mn John Hays Han HanMMd HamWl1Uut liaiiWIUM MMd William WIUM Holme H0bDe6 and Joseph Pb Clark Hop Hoppta HopBecath Slopn pta auentiTc committee omcera tdePn ofrors and Miia Mu Mabel MabelT MabelT MabelT floartbnan ot Gilbert Groareoor Ceo GeoI 0 0TottM OTotta 0Totton TottM jr aid Mrs Cbaika bsloa Wolcott WolcottHOST WolcottHOST WoJcottHOST HOST TO GRAND REGENT REGENTMunicipal REGENT31unlchml REGENTMunlciiint Municipal Council of Royal Ar Arcunum Arcunum Arcununi cunum HUM 1la Bin Night NightMunicipal NightMunicipal Ight IghtIunldpal Municipal Council of the Royal Area Arcanum Areanum Areaaiim num was visited last night in Pythian PythianTemple PythllinTemple PythianTemple Temple by Grand Regent Harry Lena Lenzand Lanzancl LenaZ54 and Z54 officers oftlcer of the Grand Council HCarats HCamH HCarnis Carats the regent of 1 Municipal Council Councilextended Councilextended Councilextended extended on behalf of his council a a wel welcome welcom welcome come com to the guests of the evening to towhich towhich towhich which Grand Regent Leas responded respondedThe respondedThe respondedThe The entertainment committee of which whichCharles whtchCbarl whIchCharles Charles Cbarl Shaekelford is chairman pre presented prentecl proaenteti sented a a programme of unusual merit meritwhich meritwhich meritwhich which included a barytone solo 0 by TOrchard TOrehard TOrchard Orchard negro dialect reminiscences ren ntacencea JF JLtttlc JF Little ragtime songs Charles Rich Richards Richards Richards ards a ottle of mystery and other leg legerdemain le lefTdemain legerdemain erdemain tricks Hill cornet and andpiano andpiano andpiano piano solo Foote and Travis and a par parody parody parody ody on Hamlets i soliloquy Samuel Jacob Jacobsen Jacoblen Jacobsen sen Mr Donald Rich was Ita the piano ac accompanist aecom accompanlat companist companistGrand com companlatGrand tGrand Grand Regent Lens congratulated the thecouncil thecouncU thecouncil council on the entertainment elJt provided providedand providedud providedaM and on its progress IJIOP Refreshments were werethen wenth werethen then th served ved Accompanying Grand Re Regent Re Rerent Regent gent Lens were Grand Vice Regent LBeMtlievre I IBeueUcvre IBosaehlcvre BeMtlievre Grand Orator Glendie li liYoung as asYounr LYOUTIL Young Put Grand Regents George SBritt sBritt SBrttt Britt and Edward Eynon Grand GrandTreasurer GrandTrouurer GrandTreasurer Treasurer George Copenhaver Grand GrandChaplain GrandChaplain GrandChaplain Chaplain Bartow Barto Mercer Grand War Warden Warden Warden den James Ruth the Supreme Council Councilbeing CouneUbelnc Councilbelng being represented repr ented by John Beatle and andClaude andC1audt andclaude Claude Zappone member of the com committee COMmittee oemmlttee mittee on council work workWANT workWANT workWANT WANT OLD ENGINE HOUSE HOUSEOldest HOUSEOlelct HOUSEOldest Oldest Inhnbitnutn Ii Arrange Arrftn for forIerninncnt torPermnncnt forlermnneiit Ierninncnt Home HomeThe HomeThe RomeThe The home committee of the Associa Association Aseoclalion 8IIOC1a 8IIOC1aUon lion of Oldest Inhabitants at its meet meetIng meetIas sweetlag lag last night was instructed to present presenta a proposition next Wednesday for the theselection theoIectloft thesolocuon selection of the old Union engine house aa aaa aaa asa a permanent home for the association associationA A resolution appropriating IS to In Investigate InleIIU18 inveiugate vestigate the title of the government ao erBIDliftt to tothe tothe tothe the property was adopted adoptedIt It has been planned to spend 9000 a oo la re rebuilding rebulicUnc rebuilding building the old building Arrangements Arrangementswill A eDMftta eDMfttaw11l will be made to have ba ve a suitable rtb assembly assemblyhalL assemblyhail bly blyftalL halL halLA ftalLA hailA A special meeting mcet was called for Novem November Novemw Novemher her IS to determine tha th character of the thefortyfifth thetortyfttth thetortyttth fortyfifth anniversary celebration celebrationDecember on onDecember OftDecember December 7 7The 7Th 7The The Th association wa wu presented by IjTea IjTeary Ierr ry Willard with a nne fine steel engrav engraving eqNvI eiigivlug lug I representing each administration administrationsince adm1nlatrattonnee administrationsince since nee July 4 4 1876 18Z6 the hundredth anni anniversary anniVenr anniversary versary of American A1nS1 independence and andbearing andbeartnc andbearing bearing the signature nature of th thi members of ofCongress ofConIPe ofCongress Congress and the President at that time timeIn timeIn tim timin In addition the signature tur8 of each Presi President President Prealdent dent since then is affixed There is also alsoin alsoIn alsoin in the engraving a facsimile of the theDeclaration theDoc1araUon theDeclaration Declaration of Independence A resolu resolution resolulion lu lutlon lion of thanks was tendered Mr WlUard WlUardfor WU1ardtor Willardfor for his gift giftSAYS giftSAYS giftSAYS SAYS WOMEN ARE POWER POWERBishop POWERDishop POWERBishop Bishop A Qunyle Eulogize Sex Sexnt Sexnt Sexsit nt Methodist Conference ConferenceWomen Conferonceomen ConferenceWomen Women omen are the leading power of the Uteworld theworM world said id Bishop A A Quayle of the theMethodist theMatbodlst theMethodist Methodist Episcopal Church at tho open opening openJnS openlug lug of the general session of the Balti Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore more Conference onterence of the Women Home HomeMistonary HomeUslonan HomeMisionary Mistonary Society Soclet at the Metropolitan ME XE ME Church last night More than thanwomen IN INwomen 100women women listened to the eulogy of their theirsex theirntt theirsex sexTne sex The meeting was presided over by Mrs MrsD MrsD MrsD Street Mrs Stricklen Rev Revassisted Rev5tstoo Revassisted assisted 5tstoo in other parts of the service serviceToday enlceToday serviceToday Today there will be a Blbl Bible lesson con conducted COftducted conducted ducted by Mrs Guy GU Hetset At the themorning themorning themorning morning session of the conference rou routine routine routine tine business will be taken up 111 after afterwhich alterwblch afterwhich which there will be a a general session session on this thisafternoon thtaternoon thisafternoon afternoon at 2 oclock oclockHARVARD oclockHARVARD oclockHARVARD HARVARD MOT GATHER GATHERStnnivood GATHERStnnu00e1 GATHERStnnwood Stnnivood Cobb Co I 07 0 Lectures on onTurld onTurkish Turkish Turld l1 CIiarneterlAtlcH CIiarneterlAtlcHThe The Harvard Club hold its opening openingmeeting openingmesHng openingmeeting meeting at the University Club last lastnight Jaatnight lstnight night when Stanwood Cobb A A fgave r1 r1ve 7 7gave gave ve a lecture on Turkish characteris characteristics cbaltlctlatics characteristics tics ticsMr Mr Cobb has spent three years In Tur Turkey TUrkey Turkey key in connection with the Roberts Col College Coll College lege an American school established establishedthere utabUllhedthere establishedthere there and gave many insights Into the thelife theUfo thelfo life and customs of the Turks taken takenfrom takenfrom takenfrom from personal contact and observation observationAnnouncement ob observationAnnouncement ervatJon ervatJonAnnouncement Announcement was made by President PresidentFercival PreaklentPercval PresidentPercival Fercival Hall of the annual musicale and anddance anddance anddance dance to bo given by the Harvard Must Mueical Mustcal Iust Iustcal cal Club at the New Willard on the night nightof nllbtoC nightof of December DecemborInfuntHc 11 11Iiifuntilc 2 2Infantile Infantile Paralysis nt Standstill StandstillNo No cases 868 of infantile paralysis have havebeen kaebeen havebeen been reported to the health department departmentfor for two weeks That the disease dl has hascomo hucomo hascome como to a standstill ig the opinion ot the theofficials theotnela1s theofficials officials in that department departmentLondon dllIMtrtmootLondon departmentLondon London consumes about 14080000 tons tonsof tonsot tonsof of coal yearly I Iif ntnUUmumummm uumuunumummmmuuuummnmmIlt 11m 11mu 11mI if if ifflnvitin I flnvitin Inviting Rockers RockersThe Rockersif Rockersifif I ft if The illustration shows one in Mission Missionstyle IvIissionstifle Ivlissionstyle style A big Rocker and nd a bigger value at atii at55O ii rt 5 55O 55OThe 50 1 1The it itH itrt it itu a Hu I Iu Lit it The Mission Furniture is so Uu i ii 44 upopular 4 4H i popular now we take pleasure in inu inff i 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apartmentsTuesday apartmentsTuesday Tuesday afternoon police officials yester yesterday YMlerday yesterday day accepted a ptt as conclusive the theory theorythat theorythat theorythat that Goodwin shot himself Ji accidentally accidentallyThe accidentallyThe accidentallyThe The second investigation was made by bycentral 1tycentral bycentral central office lce detectives detectho Goodwin Good win was wasInterviewed w1DtervleecI wasInterviewed Interviewed at Garfield Gar eld Hospital and andsaid a1tdsaid andsaid said he went nt to his room to get a hand handkerchief haadkerchief handkerchief kerchief from Ida suit case The hand handkerchief handkerchief handkerchief kerchief was beneath a revolver He Helifted Helitted Helifted lifted the weapon and remembers nothing nothingbut DOthlngbut nothingbut but being blinded ed by a flash The re revolver rvoher revolver I volver was later found in a a yard where whereit whereIt whoreit it had apparently been throwu from a awindow awindow a awindow window in Goodwins room roomWho roomWho Who threw thre the revolver or why it was wasthrown wasthrown wasthrown thrown is one of the facts yet et unex unexplained unQXplalned unexplalned plalnedNo plalnedNo plalned plainedNo No member of the family will verify verifythe yerlythe verifythe the reports that Goodwin and Miss Pearl PearlMcClure PearlMcClure PearlMcClure McClure were engaged Oftca ed to be married marriedVANITY marriedV marriedVANITY VANITY FAIR TONIGHT TONIGHTPosies TONIGHTPoslell TONIGHTPosies Posies Will 111 Ue Given Away wn at atFlorists atFlorhb atFlorIsts Florists Show ShowSocJeti SIlO SIlOSoclet ShowSociety Society Ic I expected to be out in force forceat forceat forceat at the Florists and Householders Show Showat Showat Showat at Convention Hall tonight The even evening OV evenlag nJng lag has been set apart for Vanity Vanlt Fair FairAt FaJrAt FairAt At the very cry outset society folk will be behanded behanded bebanded handed poeies es rare and beautiful The 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