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0 THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5 1910 9 Miss Marie Moore Moorei MooreBride i Bride of Forrest ForrestV ForrestDaugfiter ForrestDauglifero Daugfiter Daug1 ter tComman fCommanderWilliam Ier William Moores Moore us NWeds NWeds NWeds Weds At Homeof HomefParentsIv1is ParentsJVliss Parents JVlis Stella RMcFadden RMcFadden RMcFadden McFadden Another Bride Brideofothe ofahe of the Day Miss Marie Henderson Moore daugh daughter daUlhtor ter of Commander Cornmnnd William llam Sturtovant SturtovantMoore Sturtoynnt1loozo Sttrrtowmnt3iooro Moore retired and Randolph RandolphKeith nando1phKeith RandolphKeith Keith Forrest woro married marrl this morn morninjr mornInJ mornIng injr InJ at III ll oclock at the homo of the thebride thobride thebrldo bride 1221 street streetOnly streetOn1y streetOnly Only the immediate families of the thebrido thobridl thebride bride and bridegroom were present at atthe atthe atthe the ceremony ceremon which was solemnized by bythe bth bythe the th Rev Carroll of St Partlcks PartlcksCatholic ParUckscathoUc ParticksCatholic Catholic Church ChurchThe ChurchTho ChurchTho Tho bride wore a handsome gown of ofwhlto ofwhite white satin tln and po pomt 1 mt lace ace with pearl pearlornaments poarJornaments poarlornaments ornaments heirlooms 11eirloo in her family familyHer familyHer familyHer Her tulle veil en was held In place with withorange v1thoran orange oran blossoms blO88OII1 and she carried Bride Brideroses Brideroses Brider roses rosesBoth rosesBoth o8CLBoth Both bride and bridegroom brI oom wero unat unattended unnttended unattended tended and immediately after ter the core ceremony ceramony corernony mony loft for their bridal trip tripAfter tripAfter rfP rfPArter After November 1 Mr fr and Mrs Irs For Forrest ForTest Forrest rest will be at homo at the old Forrestresidence Forrest Forrestresidence Forrestresidence residence 3539 street Georgetown GeorgetownMiss GeorJotown11s6 GeorgetownBUss Miss Eugenia De Forgo LeMat and andCharles andCharlo andCharles Charles Winfield Hanna will bo mar marrie1 marriM marriel riM this afternoon at 410 eclock at the theCburch theC Church urch of the Ascension the Rev JHenrlng JF1enring TBeJlrlng Henrlng Nelms elms officiating officiatingAfter offlcfatiagAfter I After a bridal trip to Nova oa Scotia Scotlnlthey ScotlnltheyWill ithey itheywill will bo at home at the Henry Lee apart apartments apartnl apartnlerts ments nl lts North orth Capitol street and Rhode RhodeIsland RhodeIsinnd Island avenue avenueTho 1 The mnr marriage ago of Miss 111 Rosa Ro a Claribel ClaribelWeigle Weigle and John Benson Thomas will willtake willtake take place lace Jthls this evening evening at oclock oclockChurch oclockat oclockat at Mt 1t Ple Pleasant sant Congregational Church and will be followed by a ro roception roception roception ception at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert WelRle Wel le the brides parents on Thirteenth street street1i88 streetMiss Miss Wel WelKle le will will 1lJ be attended by Miss 3tI Gertrude Thomas as maid of honor and the bridesmaids brlde malds will be atlas Ruby Kevins Miss Amparo Am pa ro Rivero Miss Mi Ethel Dodson and Miss Edna Thomas ThomasParke ThomasParke Parke Galleher will be best man for for1Ir Mr Thomas and the ushers will 111 be Shirley Shfrlo Downing Hurst Handy Hand Jamey 1 Sheridan and Henderson Hill Miss May Ia Davis will be the soloist 5lolol8tof soloistof of the occasion and Bowls Corning Atwater will preside at the organ organBoardmans 1 Boardmans To Visit VisitSenator VisitSenator VisitSenator Senator and Mrs Crane Crane11r Mr 11r and Mrs William Boardman Boardmanand Bonrdmanand Boardmaand and Miss n8 Mabel Iabo1 Boardman will close closetheir closetheir clos clostheir their summer residence re k1ence at Manchester ManchesterbytheSea Ianche ter terbytheSee bytheSea October 35 and will 1U go to toDalton toDalton tDalton 0 Dalton Mass where they will be the theguests tb tbgtle8ts thguests 0e guests of Senator and Mrs 118 Winthrop WinthropMurray Winthro YlnthropJlurray Murray Crane until November 1 MrsCrane Mrs MrsCrane MrsCrane Crane was formerly Miss I8S Josephine JosephineBoardman JosephinBoardman TosophlneBoardman BoardmanlJss Boardman BoardmanMiss 4 4Miss I Miss lJss Marian Louise White of the theOakland tbeOakland theOakland Oakland has returned to Washington Washingtonafter Washingtonafter Wuhlngtonnfter after an 111 arl absence of three months in inVermont inVermont i iVermont Vermont New ew York and New ew Jersey JerseySho JerseyShe JerseySho Sho attended the Vanderbilt Cup Race Racelast Racee Raceelast last 18 it Saturday SaturdayDr SaturdayDr SaturdayDr Dr and Mrs Irs Tom A Williams 111iams who whoare whoarf whoare are visiting lltlng in Eastern Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaand Ponnsrlvanand is and West est Virginia will return to Washern Wash Washington Washington ington ern the th the last of next week weekMiss weekU weekMiss Miss AlIce Ali a Whiting Whit Ing of of Washington Washingtonentertained Washingtonentertained nshlngtonntrtaJ entertained ntrtaJ a a party of young oun people peopla peoplaa ople at ata ata a horseback hor ebRck riding and early breakfast breakfastparty breakfastparty breakfasparty party at Fassifern Farm Virginia Hot Ho HoSprings tt Springs yesterday morning Among Amon hery he hegUMlts heguests guests were Miss Jdls Mary McCauley Mi MiJulia Miss MissJulia MJMJJulia 9e Julia Whiting Vhltl Miss Agnes Whiting Miss II Alice Shepard and Miss Helen HelenBuchanan HelenI Hele Helee I Buchanan BuchananFormer BuchananFormer BuchananFormer Former Representative RepresentaUo and Mrs Irs Henry Bout Boutell ell and Miss Boutell hawreturned hav havreturned haw havreturned returned to Washington and haw hawopened haveopened Vt VtoIned opened their apartment in the High Highlands HJ HJ1ands lands for the season They spent the thesummer th thsummer I Isummer summer at Konnebunkport Me Mej I IJu Judge Ju lge Charles CharlesB Howry Mrs 1r8 Howry Howryand Howryand Howryand and the Misses MI 8C8 Howry Ho will ill return to toWashington toVashlngton Washington this evening from New NewYork XewYork Ne York where they the spent the last few fewdays fe fedays fedays a days after closing their summer mmQC cattago cot cottage CQttage tage at Jamestown I Ii IMrs I1rrs i Mrs John Paul Jones and Mise Uss dtul Jluth Jones are closing their country place at atWoodslde atYood a i Woodslde Yood lde Md and will return to toWashington toYashlngton Washington tomorrow and open their theirhouse the thlhouse thehouse house at 1763 176 Church street for the theIlennen theSf th thore Sf JOn sonHennen JOnUt Ilennen Ut nnen Jennings has arrived in inWashington InVashlngton Washington and will be joined In a few fewdays fewdas few fewdays days by Mrs Jennings and Miss Uss Jon Jennings Jonnings Jsnnlngs nings who arc spending a a few days in inNew inEW 1 1New New EW York Mr Ir and Mrs Irs Jennin Jenninspent Jennings Jenningsspent Jennlngalsptnt gs spent the summer at their place at Camden Cam Camden Cnm1n den Me Miss Jennings who spent part partof partof par parof of the summer visiting on the North NorthShore NorthShore Nort Shore will 1n be one of the bridesmaids at atthe atthe a athe the wedding of Miss 11 Elsie McLean and andPaul andl a at std Paul Patterson 2cober October 38 38Pay 18 18Fa OPay Pay Fa Director Kerr Narrived has hasarrived hasarrived arrived In Washington ashington for a few days daysfrom daysfrom Ys from San Francisco and Is stopping a athe at atthe atthe the Highlands HighlandsMiss Highlands1riiss HighlandsMiss Miss McFadden McFaddenWeds McFaddenWeds McFaddenWeds Weds Bernard Focke FockeThe FockeThe FoekeThe The marriage of filM Stella Mc McPadden lIcPaddln McPadden Padden and Bernard 1 Focke of Day Dayton Da Daton Dayton ton Ohio was solemnized this morning morningat mornln mornlnat morninat fi at 9 oclock at St SL Martins Catholic CatholicChurch CatholicChurch CatholiChurch Church ChurchThe ChurchThe ChurchThe The Rev Re A 1L Blakel Blakoly of Baltimore Baltimorea a cousin of the bride performed the theceremony thoctremont th thceremony 0 0n ceremony and the Rev Eugone A Han Hanjian Hannan Ha Hanan nan of SL St Martins celebrated the nu nutlal nup nuptial 1 I Itial tial mass massPalms massPalms Palms and white autumn flowers flowerscosmos flowerscosmos flowercosmos sA I cosmos and asters formed the decora decorations decorations decor decortlons A tions In the church and lighted tapers tapersformed tapersformed taper taperformed formed a pretty prett illumination at the thealtar thealtar th Caltar altar altarMiss altarMIss altarMiss Miss Regina Sullivan an Intimatefriend Intimate Intimatefriend intimatfriend friend of the bride presided pre lded at the or organ organ organ gan her program including Includtn the Bridal BridalChorusi Bridalboru BrideChorus Chorus boru from Lohengrtn fpr for thcMqn thcMqnMe the cn cntrance ctrance trance or the bridal party rty 0 Promiso PromisoIl PromisIe 0 Me Ie Il Traumerel Melody of Love Loveand LovlI I and Mendelssohn endeJ ohns Spring Song Son dur during durIng du duing ing the ceremony and the Mendelssohwtdding Mendelssohn Mendelssohnwedding Mendel860hnddlng wedding ddlng music as the party left th thchurch the thechurch lhechurch churchThe church churchThe churchThe The bride wore a gown of soft white whiteliberty white1ibert whit whitlibertyy liberty 1ibert satin trimmed with bands bandssilk of ofsilk offllk silk embroidery Her tulle tal Ie veil was ar arranged arral a aranged ranged ral ed with a wreath of lilies of the thevalley thealley th thvalley valley alley and she carried a a shower bou bouquet bouquH loo looquet quet of Bride roses rosesMiss rotleS1Is rosesMiss Miss 1Is Flora Foeke of Dayton Ohio Ohiosister Ohioistr Uhf UhfSister 0 sister istr of th the bridegroom attended the thebride thebridl th tht I bride as mahl of orMonor Honor and her only onl at attendant attndant a atendant tendant She wore white hite marquisette marquisetteovpr marquisetover th over silk a white hat trimmed wit with withpink fth fthpink witC pink roses and carried a cluster clusterBridesmaid of ofBridesmaid oBridsmald Bridesmaid rosesJack roses rosesJack 108e8 108e8Jack Jack Kane of Washington acted acte actedbest as asbest asbft best man for Mr Ir Focke and the ushers usherswere ushersvEr ushe ushehere a were vEr Frank McLaughlin and Arthur ArthurMcFadden Arthur1tFadden Arth McFadden brother of the bride brideA brideA brideA A small reception and wedding weddln break breakLOCAL brcakLOCAL brca brcaLOCAL LOCAL MENTION MENTIONSea Sea Foods Steaks Chops Salads Etc EtcPhila EtcPhila Et EtPhila Phila Oyster Chop House 513 nth nw nwWashington nwWashington nWashington Washington Baltimore Annapolis AnnapolisElectric AnI3po AnlapoElectric ug sElctrle Electric Ry operates limited trains trainsach trainseach trait traiteach sI each ach day dabetween between Washington ashington and Bal Ba I timore leaving 15th 1 ave Non Won Von on the hour tOur and half hour Also hourly hour trains to Colonial Annapolis Annapol and th tba tbagreat thaat In Ingreat great at Naval Academy fast for relatives and Intimate friends friendsllowed friondsfollowed fdonasfollowed followed fo llowed immediately Immcdiatel after the cere ceremony ceremony ceremony mony at the home of the bride at IN INV 1MV 16V street streetMrs streetMrs Mrs etBcrnard Bernard Focke Miss lIs3 Flora FloraFocke Floralocke FloraFtseke locke and MISS 1Is Estella Focke mother motherand motherand motherand and sisters of the bridegroom of Day Dayton Dayton Dayton ton Ohio and the Rev Re lIL Blakoly Blakolyof of Baltimore cousin of the bride wereamong were wereamong wereamong among those from out of town at thetvedding the thewedding thewedding tveddingMr wedding weddingMr weddingMr Mr and Mrs Focko left AVashlngf AVashlngfduring Washtngttduring Ya hlngtr hlngtrluring during the afternoon for a Northrnbridal Northern Northernbridal orthrn orthrnbridal bridal trip Mrs Irs Focke ocke traveling In asuit a asuit asuit suit of green corded pongee with a tur turban turban turan ban an of green velvet ehet to match AlterNovember After AfterNovember AtterXovembor November 1 they will be at home at 300 300East 304East OO OOEast East May Ia street Dayton OhioThe Ohio OhioThe i The bride is the daughter of Mrs MrsAlice Mrslice Irs i Alice A lice McFadden lcFadden and the late William WilliamH I SIcFadden of Washington Va hlnston Mr Focke fg assistant a lmant city so letter of Day Da Daton ton ritd ud a graduate in law of George town University UnhersJtyMarried Unhe18ltyMariea UniversityIdaTied Married Amidst AmidstPretty AmiastPretty AmidstPretty Pretty Fall Fa Setting SettingA A vary 01 pretty VrQU wedding took placo lastnight last lastnight 1astnight night at 730 oclock at the home of Mr Mrand wilyand Ir Irand and Mrs rs Van Huron HIHyard 1124 1124Tenth 1121Tenth 111Tench Tenth street rirthwest thw eet when Wh9 theirdaughter their theirdaughter theirdliU daughter dliU hter Miss Jlorenee I oreneo Hlllyard Hm 8rd was wasmarried 8S worearried 8Smarried married arried to George Frazer The cert ceremony cenmony certmony mony at which the Rev Samuel Greene pastor of a Calvary Cahar Baptist Church hurch officiated was 1lS attended by rela tives and an a large number of friends The bridal party part stood before an im improvised improised imrovised provised altar of palms and ferns and ande the th parlors were erc effectively eJIectlveJ embellished embeUl hed hedwith with ith palms autumn leaves and pinkoses pink pinkrose pinkroses i roses rosesUs rose oses osesise roseMiss Miss Us l1 ise Helen Herbert played the wed ding ing music for the entrance of the bridal party Miss 1188 Hlllyard who was given in mar marof 3 riage by her fAther wore a bridal sown of white satin Her bridal veil WAS heM 1 In place with lilies of the valley and 5 she carried a bouquet of white white roses A wedding supper followed follow immedi i ately atel 13 3at after the ceremony ceremon Mr Ir and Mrs 118 Frazer will in make their home in Washington Wa hlngton after a a fortnights 1 bridal brfd trip to the Thousand TO and IslandsThe Islands IslandsThe The new military ml1 m111tary attache of the German embassy embass MaJ Herberth von Bettenfeldt and Mme Ime von Bettenfeldt and ffltirJ ffltirJMajor the former military mllitI attache 7 Major ajor von Livonius arrived in Wash I ington in gton yesterday testerda from Mexico Iexlco ico Major lajor i von Bettenfeldt is also attached to the he embassy emba8 at Mexico Major and Mme von Bettenfeldt 1 have taken Mrs Irs Hunt Slaters house on Sixteenth street for the season Major or von Livonius will remain in Washington uhlngton for some time before re turning to Germany Germanyj GermanyMr German GermanIr Mr Ir and Mrs Alexander Logare who are touring in Europe will return to Washington uhington about the middle of next monthMrs month monthMrs Mrs Julian James Tlme who spent nt the last few weeks In New York has tag re turned to Washington WashingtonMl Waehln Washington Washington3ti1NR ton tonYI Ml 3ti1NR Mary ary McCeney iicCene Cn will return reiui to Washington Wa hlngton abot about the middle of nf this month from Poland Springs Me Ie where she spent the seasonand season seasonMr ason asonr Mr and Mrs Irs Joseph Jos ph Loiter who who ho ar are spending the autumn at the Virgin Virginia a Hot Springs entertained a company com pan at luncheon yesterday terda having haln among amen their guests gdeats Mr and Mrs Irs William Denny of Washington Washingtonj WashingtonMrs uhln ton tonMrs Mrs Armour Bride BrideOf Bride BrideOf BtadcOf Of Littlefield LittlefieldThe LittlefieldThe The marriage rtiarrlaga llrIlage of of i firs Annie HAr HArmour Ar Armour mour and Charles Webster ebster Littleneld Littleneldpay Llttlefteldpa pay pa director dlr ctor In the linked nlted States Statesnavy Statesnvy navy took place yesterday afternoon fternoo ternoon st the WaldorfAstoria New York The Rev Holland of St Bar tholomer tholomews parish house hOl ho ae performed perform the ceremony ccremon which was attended attend only nly by relatives After December 1 Pay Director and Mrs rs Littlefield will il make their home kt34 t24 East Armour boulevard bou ard Kansas City Mo 110i i Mrs Littlefield was wore the widow of Klrkjand Brooks Brook Armour and has let two wo fkms densA eIlSA A Watson Armour and an Lawrence Armour Armourand and a a daughter Miss Mary Armour who spent the th summer mmtr abroad Her two sons spent span the summer with her at Magnolia la olla Both bride and bridegroom are well wel known In Washington ShlnKton and Pay Di 1 rector Littlefield who was formerly tormer tormerstationed stationed here is a member mem er of several sevora clubs in the city clt cltMiS eftss Miss MiS Mi ss Shelton SheltonA SheltonA A Bride of DayMiss Day DayMiss Dayllfss Miss Dora Shelton and Harry Bates were married this morning mOrning at 7 7oclock 7 7oclock oclock at the home tome of the bride in th the Norwood the Rev Owens of the UU it Maryland Avenue A vonue Baptist Church of ficiating in the presence of a small party part of relatives relativesA A A wedding wet1dtn breakfast was served and an Mr and Mrs sirs Bates left Washington for an extended wedding trip to Niagara ja ra a Falls and Canada They The will ill reside In Inaahlngton Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonThe aahlngton aahlngtonThe The wedding of Miss Ml Grace Gault and a Robert Veach took place this afternoon afternoonat at a 2 oclock at the home of the bride a at 114 street theJtev the Re ev Whltmore Whltmoreof Vhltmoreor of the Trinity Episcopal Epl opal Church of ficiating ficiatingAnnou Announcement Annou ement is made of the mar mnrrla marriage riage rla of Miss Emily Emil A A Gladmon and Fred Watson The ceremony took tookplace rookplace place this morning at the Church the Immaculate Conception the Rev Connelly Connell officiating Mr and Mrs Watson atson left Washington ashlngton immediately after the ceremony cere ony for their bridal trip They will 111 reside in Washington WashingtonAT VashlngtonfMtect fMtect 2 2AT qe4 AT SODA FOUNTAINS OR ELSEWHERE ELSEWHEREGet ELSEWHEREGet Get the theOriginal theOriginal theOriginal Original Rta nd Genuine GenuineMALTED GenuineHORLICKS HORLICKS HORLICKSMAL MAL MALTED TED MILK MILKOthers MILKOthers fli Others ACS Are imitations imitationsThe The Food Drink for All Ages AgesRich AgesRich Rich Milk Mall Grain Extract in Powder PowderNot PowderNot Not in Any Milk 1iJk Trust TrustE TrustInsist Insist on HORLICKS HORLICKSTake HORLICKSk8 Take k8 a package horn hornDrawing home OOa00 0090 0 0 I 9 Drawing instruments instrumentsand i 4 and Materia Materials I Ifor 0 0e for Draughtsmen Sand 0 0and a 0 and Students Studentsgoods StudentsWe 0 0We We hkndie ndlt all the standard grades gradesof of drawIng Instruml instruments ts and sup 0 0 plies as well as on oils water colont brushes etc Th The most dependable dependable goods oods at the th fairest prices pricesReoVfu priceseo a ReoVfu Geo eo Muth hCo hCogSfflf 01 01Fonne 0 0d 0 gSfflf Formerly Fonne heal 418 7th SLl St oA9060000000l A9060000000l tt i 1 TAFT MUST NAME NAMETWO NAMEpvo TWO NEW JUSTICES JUSTICESi JUSTICESMoodys JUSTICESMoodYs i Moodys Resignation Opens OpensWay OpensWayProblem OpensWayProblem Way WayProblem Problem FacedKnotty Faced FacedKnotty FacedKnotty Knotty One OneSituation OneSituation OneSituation Situation Surrounding 5Supreme SSupreme I Supreme Court CourtThe CourtThe CourtThe The Pr President ld nt Intends to make makeGovernor mnkoGoernor makeGovernor Governor Hughes Chief Justice Justiceof Justiceof Justiceof of the United States SupremeCourt Supreme SupremeThi1 SupremeCourt CourtThis Court CourtThl5 This with Jutttfce Moodys 30011 retire retlrement retirement retirement ment will UI leave two associate associatejutlgcfthips associatejUtlgehlplI associatejudgeships judgeships to be filled filledTiro filledTwo filledTwo Two men most mo prominently prominent mcatiuucd men mentioned nlentloued tioned for place today are Vandevnnter Van Vnndcvnntcr lIn lInc1ennter dcvnntcr of Eighth Judicial clr clrcult clrcult circult cult and nd Sirnyze of the New XewJersey Xe XeJ NewJersey Jersey rse State supreme courtThe court courtThe courtThe The PrCHltlent wants advice and andnupKctlons nndAuctlonll andsuggctions nupKctlons from lawyers as tobeat to tobent tobe1lt bent men available aulh avutii 1 ble is for places placesSenate pJncettSennte plncesSeaate I Senate will not be called In extra extraBcnnion extrnsellidon extrasession session to confirm the new ap appolntmcntx appolutment appoiutntents polntmcntx polntmcntxIn polutmentIn In accepting the resignation reldf naUon of Will Willlam Will William Wtlllam I lam Moody aMociaje Justice of the theUnited theUnited thenited United nited State Stat Buttes Supreme Court the Presi President I Ident dent has tors merely merelTeIred cleared the way for his hisappointment hisappointment a appointment of two new men to the thesupreme thesuprtme thesupreme supreme supreme bench IwnchThese lHnchThese benchThese I These two appointments have been beenunder beenunder beenunder under consideration con lderatlon by Mr Taft Taftthroughout tt ttthrou8hout tl throughout the whole summer as he hewas hewas was told by Mr Moody June lust that thatthe thatthe thatthe tl the resignation rc tmatlon which was wore handed in inlast Inlast inlast I last evening would ould be forthcoming forthcomingAs As the situation stands now no the Frost President Pre Frostnt tdent dent de nt will 111 elevate Governor Hughes of ofXew ote ofNew New York from his associate a oclate jucic jWKIeUship justlcctship tship ship to the chief justiceship UcMhlp made va vacant vacant recant cant by the death of Chief Justice Ju tice Ful Fuller FulItr i ler This will leave two vacant ant asso atsssociate associate a oelate ciate justlceshipsf justiceships jusUce hlps one caused cau ed th bv bvMoodys hvIoodys Moodys al oodys oody spromotion retirement the other by the thepromotion thevromoUon i promotion or Hughes HughesMr Hu ha haMr Mr Taft intend to nil fl11conies these va vacancies vacancIes cancies with one njui from the fanious faniousEighth fank fankEighth fantuighth Eighth ighth judicial circuit and another from fromeither fromeither fromther either ei ther New Xe York er New Jersey JerseyProminent JerseyProminent JenH JenHProminent Prominent CandidatesThe Candidates CandidatesThe Candh1atesTho The two men now most mo prominently prominentlymentioned promlnentlfmentioned prominentlymentioned mentioned are Judge Vandevanter othe of ofthe orthe 1 the Eighth circuit and Chief Justice JusticeSwayze JusticeSwayze JU8 tce tceSwayze Swayze of the New ew Jersey Jerlle State su supreme 81lMeme sueme preme pr eme court courtIf courtIt courtIf If Lloyd Bower SolfeUor SoI ltor General Generalof Generalh of the united nited State bad not died dmwould he hewould hevoukl would have nave been given IdY one IM of the Yplaocels places placeswhich plac88which which selection in is all protoab probability i would wouldnow wouldhave have shut out Vandeanter As Asnow 8 It Is IsDO now DO Vandevanter stands a good ood she shofor show showfor shefor for the place placeTo pla eo eoTo To hi his friends in Washington the thePresident th thPre the President Pre klent has said Id that he has not notmade yet yetmade et etmade made up his mind on the appointments appointmentsand appointmentsand and he is anxious to have ha ve sug suggestion suggestionregarding suggestionsregarding leads regarding them from all the thewyers leading leadinglawyers leadinglawyertl lawyers la wyers of the country countryThe countQThe ofeelsgreatly The President Presidentapanelbillty feels greatly the re remen rospon apanelbillty spon lblllt which ba has been p1 placed eed ne OR ORhim a him by him hawing to appoint four fourhis n6 n6men men to the Supreme Court He Heready has al already already ready named Hugh and Lurton Lurtonlt Now Tsowhe Nowhe wf he i is confronted with ith the thn necessity neceMlt lt whe of ofnaming otJUlJJtn naming JUlJJtn two more In this way when whenbis whenbls bis I da Administration A mlni tratlon te over he heput will will have haveput haveput bar put the stamp of hi his personality and andjudgment andjudsment a judgment of men more strongly tI l1Kly on th thupreme the theSupretne theSupreil1 Supretne upreme Bench than other Presidents Presidentshave Presidentshae have a done doneThere dOneThere donehere There Tthe here have been brought to bear bearhave en enthe 6ftthe 01 the President adverse opinion regard regarding rQf8rdIng ing the judiciary iary as there therenhiss have been beenconflicting beeaconflicting conflicting adwfces advice dlee regarding re rdtn nhiss hie hi po political poUtlcal litical course courseJustice counteJustice courseJustice Justice bloody 111 111The IIIThe The progressive of the country are areanxious areandoU8 ar anxious for the selection of judges of ofprogre a aprogressive progressive progre slve turn of mind and they the have havesent haeICnt bar barnt sent se nt ntoosevelts to Beverly advices that resemble resembleRoosevelt reMmbleRoo resemb Roo Roosevelt eveJts wish for judges who wll will willbe willbe 1 be strong for popular rights rightsThe rightsThe The conservative natlves of the th thforcue party part forcue on onthe onthe the other hand are anxious for men menwho menno who no will take care asst of eproperty epropertyand property rights rightsand rightsand and vested IntErests interestJustice IntErestsJu interestsJustice Justice Ju tlee Moodys Moody retirement wascause was as caused causedby causedhy cause causehp by his continued ill pea health wasH He has hasbeen hasbeen been practically practical unable to attend to hi hiduties his hisduties duties on the bench for more than a ayear aear year ear Although he is described de crlbed now as asbetter asbetter better It is probable that he will never neverregain neverregain eve everegain regain complete use of one of his legs legsHis legsHis His ailment has been en a malignant form formof formot font fontrheumatism of rheumatism rheumatismMr Mr Ir Taft has said kl that he will no not notcall notcall call an extra session of the Senate to toconfirm toconftrm confirm his appointments to the bench benchConsequently benchConsequentl benc Consequently it Is likely that the big bigcorporation bigcorporation bit bitcorporation corporation cases which hleh are now ntwbgf ntwbgfthe before beforethe berorethe the court will 111 not be heanl until after afterthe afterthe the Christmas holidays These Include Includethe IncludethE nc ud the Standard Oil cage 8tIt the Tobacco case caseand can canand and the corporation tax case CAS I FLYERS FLYERS AND FLEET FLEETWILL FLEETWILL FLEETWILL WILL ATTACK ARMY Combined National Maneu Maneuvers IVlar tlaneuvers uvers vers Plan Suggested SuggestedBy SuggestedBy SuggestedBY By Dr Zahn ZahnCAPITAL ZahnCAPITAL ZahnCAPITAL CAPITAL IS SCENE SCENESELECTED SCENEi SCENESELECTED SELECTED BY HIM HIMInitial HIMInitial HIMInitial i Initial Steps Taken and Proposition PropositionIs Is Presented to General GeneralOliver GeneralOliver GeneralOliver Oliver OliverInitial OliverInitial OliverInStfa1tstcps InStfa1tstcps Initial steps Jtep were taken today to organize or organize organize ganize what I hi designed dc tgned to be the great greatest greateat greatand eat national aeronautical military militarynaval and andnaval andnaval naval tournament in history and which whichI whichJg 1 Jg planned to be held In this tJJl cityThe city cityThe cityThe The plan as lS now outHria outHr is I to gather gatherIn gathe1n In Washington Va JtlACton a considerable COftfIld rRbIe arctkm arctkmof yret yretof cllon cllonof of the United States Army to call out outthe outthe ou outhe the newly formed Aero Reserve Re erve of ofAmerica orAmerica oAmerica America and to assemble a emble in Chesapeakbay Chesapeake Chesapeakebay Che apeake apeakebay bay off of Annapolis a squadron of th thUnited tho thoUnited thoUnited 0 United States Navy NavyThe NavyThe NavyThe The fleet Is 1 to represent repre ont a a hostile naval navalforce nava1force nava navaforce 1 force which with the aid of the aero aeroplane aeroplane aeroplane plane fleet is to attack the Capital of ofthe ofthe othe the United State which bleb is to be de defended defended dfended fended by the army armyThen aMllYThen armyThen Then the air ship Ip fleet i is to turnthe turn to tothe tothe the defensive defen tye and attack the war ve vesete yes yesole 611 611els sete ole ta 8 they come up n1 the Chesapeake Chesapeakedropping Cbe Chesapeakedropping a kdreppltg dropping bomb upon their docks to toannihilate toanRlhllate tannihilate annihilate them themDr themDr themDr Dr Zakns PlanThis Plan PlanThte PlanTh This Th i 111 the gist gt of the plan wMefe wMefeha wWe wWehas whas ha has been suggested by Dr A A Zahn Zahnsecretary Zahnsecretary AimH secretary tary of the Aero Club of Wash Washington Washngton rIngtGn ington i to Commodore Ryan of ofAcre the theAere UteAere Aere Reserve Itc erve sad tG through the Chamber Chamberof of Commerce to General Oliver Assist Awtetant Aatant Assistant ant Secretary of War rar and which al already already aleady ready ha has received the entniurimcttc con consideration constderation eonslderatbn sideration of these officiate officiateThis 0 otflci tis tisThis 1 1This This morning Granville Hunt chair chairman chairman chairman man of the convention committee of the theChamber theChamber tChamber Chamber of Commerce and Gall Gallsecretary GtLlIHeretMI Gallsecretary secretary HeretMI of the Retail Merchants Merchantssociatlon As Association Aaoclatlon sociation called upon General Oliverwho Oliver OliverClub Oliverwho who Is also vice pl6 president ldent or the A AClub eco 81OClub Club of Washington and laid Dr Zahn Zahnsuggestion ZahnsusgeaUoD suggestion before him himGeneral himGeneral General Oliver according aecord to Mr Hunt Huntreceived Huntreeeived Huntreceived received the suggestion with enthusi enthusiasm enthustasm entbuetacm asm and invited him to come OIII to the theWar therar theWar War rar Department on the return of Ma MaGen MaJ MaJGen ILj ILjGen Gen Leonard Wood GOd 01i to the city at which whichtime whichtime whichtime time Gene jil Oliver is to introduce Mr MrHunt XrI 3tlrHunt Hunt for the purpose of laying JaJtD layingplans the theplan thepInIi I Army plan before the Chief of Staff of the theArmy theArmy tArmy Aero Reserve ReserveWhile ReecrveWhile ReserveWhite While the Aero Reserve of Amedcaat America te teat at the present IeAieI1t time not thoroughlyganized thoroughly or organised Organbed ganised it to the expectation of Mr MrRyan MrRyan Ryan that it will be in excellent form formi tonnto fortsto i to participate in the tournament next nextyear nextYer nez year If one shall shallmilitary b8 be arranged by the themilitary military authorities authoritiesOne authorltlMOne authoritiesOne One of 0 the conditions of membership membershipin memberahf memberahfin in the reserve re erv and it now ha bas the for fore foremost foremoat pe most aviator aVI ton of the aountrv on it its roll rollis 1 is that in ce of need the member membermust membermust membemust i ie isa must respond to a call from the SecrThelorry Secre Secretary Secretary tary of War ar in defense of the country countryThe countryThe Thelorry The tournament would thus furnish an anopportunity opportunity to the reserve to demon demonstrate strate te it its usefulness ru to the country in intime htime i time of war warThe warrhe warThe The tournament tourn ment is 1 planned as asnational it itnational national naU na1 affatr aratramI aad one which would wouldgive wouldgive wool a give the people ople of the whole coun country country try an opportunity to witness what whattha whatth th the army the navy and the aero aerofleet ores aerl1et fleet mean to the defense of the na nation DatID Lion Both branches of the service serviceare serviceare 8rYleeare are thus naturally interested in mak malelag making makins ins tbe event a highly interesting interestingexhibition interestingexhibition interesten interestenexhibition exhibition which would arouse the theenthusiasm theenthusla th thenthusiasm enthusiasm enthusla and support of the coun country countr coostry try tr in its defender defendersComing defenderComing detendersCOmiDg Coming To Front FrontCommodore FrontCommodore FrontCommodore Commodore Ryan assert rta that the theaeroplane theaeroplane th Caeroplane aeroplane is coming to be an Import Important ImportInt ant department of the national de defensive deenshe fensive forces orcea and that such ueh an ex exposition expo position po iUon would demonstrate it its value valueand valueand vale and give a great impetus to aviation aviationOf avlationOf aviationOf Of course the whole tournament tournamentwould tournamentwould tournamen would be fret fr to all as no entrance entrancefee pntrncefee ntran ntranfee fee could be charged to an exhibition exhibitionby by the United States In Dr Zahn Zahns Zahnsopinion Zahnsopinion opinion such gathering a of air craft craftwould craftwould craf st would be much greater than any anyaviation anyaviation an anaviation aviation meet ever held and woul would wouldbring wouldbring bring out every eyer important bird man in the country countryMr countryIr countryair Mr Ir Hunt Mid today day that the con conventions oonentlons ventions committee would bend every eVer eVercreon effort toward bringing about th the tournament as it would ould attract a agreat agreat great throng to aune the capital fromparts from all allparts aUparts parts of the country try He will 111 call callupon callupon qt qtupon 1 upon General Wood rood immediately upon uponWOMAN ups his zotur zoturWOJiiAN tur WOMAN IS BANKRUPT BANKRUPTA A petition tfCon In bankruptcy has been bee filed by Annie I Root who wo conducts a lunch room at 213S 13S California avenue The liabilities are declared to be iZZ0535y k5Z and assets J37SS6 S3i Embryo Plans for or NationalManeuvers National NationalManeuvers NatlonalManeucoers Maneuvers ManeuversAero Aero military and naval tourna tournament iournanent tournareent ment planned which Trill eclipseany eclipse eclipseany eclipsenny any previous exhibition of Its ItsWn I itskind a akind kind kindSquadron Wn WnSjunllron Squadron of United States Stat navy nn7to toassemble to toassemble assemble on Chesapeake bay andrepresent and andrepresent represent repr ent hostile fleet attacking attackingCapital nttacldDgCopltnl attackingCapital Capital CapitalPlain CapitalPlain Plain laid before Assistant Seere Secretatlres Seeretary tarT ot War Oliver by representntlses repreaen repreaentntles tatlres of Interested bodiesTournament bodies bodiesTournament I Tournament planned as a nationalaffair national nationalaffair notIonalaffnlr affair without charge of any anyKind anykind anykind Kind for admission ndmlsslonFATHER ndmbslODSONS SONS TO ARRANGE FATHER FATHER FUNERAL FIKNLServices FUNERALServices Services for the Rev William WilliamChester WilIiamChester WilliamChester Chester May Be HeldFriday Held HeldFriday HeldFriday Friday FridayDr Dr John Chester and his brother the theRev theRAw theRev Rev William Chester both of New NewYork ew ewYork I Iarrange York are OIl their Wy to this city te tearraa toarrange arrange arraa for the funeral of their father fatherthe fatherthe fatherthe the Rev John Chester Cbe ter founder andfor and andfor andfor for nearly De rly forty years pastor NUJtor of the theMetropolitan theJletropo1ttan theMetropolitan Metropolitan Presbyterian Pr yterlaA Church who whodied whodied ho hodied died yesterday afternoon atter Oft at his resi residence residence realdance dence J51 Sn 0 street northwest northwestTbe northWfJtltThe northwcatThe The services will probably pco abIy be held at atthe atthe the church of which hlcb he was so many manyi manyyears manyyears i years pastor on Friday the Rev PaulR Paul PaulR PaulR Hicock officiating officiatingThe otftetatl otftetatlThe The Rev Mr Chester was a native of ofHudson ofHudaon Hudson Yo and was seventynine seventynineyears seventynineyears eventnlneor years of age He was a graduate of th the thePrinceton thePrlnuton Princeton University and later of the thePrinceton th thPrinceton I IPrtDceton Princeton Theological Seminary He Heas Heasthe Hew Hewthe was wasthe the last survivor unlvO of tbe class das 0and of S3 S3and itand and with another Washingtonian VaablD tonlan who whohas whohas whoycara has since died went back eightago eight years yearsago ytatSqo ago to celebrate Iebrate the fiftieth ann annof anniversary anniversaryof of his graduation graduationThe graduationThe Utlon UtlonThe The Rev Mr Chesters first charge chargeafter ehargeaft dra draafter after aft he was ordained was at Burling Burlington Burl1ngOIl Burlington ton OIl where he served for several severalyears years 7 coming comln to Washington on in 1855 He Heorganized Heolg1U1lzed Horganized organized the Metropolitan Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch Pre Prsabyi byterian byterianChurch Church one year ear later and served ma i ipastor Its Itspastor Itapastor pastor until his retirement fifteen years yearsago Ye11Iap yago ago He was also during the greater greaterpart greaterpart part of this time chaplain chaplainerament of the Govthe Gov Government Govenamem ernment Hospital for the Insane an anfor and andfor andtor i for several years year filled that office at atFort atFort a aFat Fort slyer MyerONE yer yerONE ONE BIG FOOL FOOLBat Bat ButHe He Doesnt lire vein in Washington CNor CNor Nor Read The Washington Times TimesA A man in Connecticut gave a doctor a aspecialist aspecialist specialist in catarrh J50 to cure ure him of ofthis orthis ofthis this common yet moet obnoxious disease diseaseThe clIsea diseaseThe 4 4The The specialist gave him a bottle of ofmedicine otmedicine ofmedicine medicine and told him when and Del how nowto howto howto to use it itThe ItTIM itThe The fool tork to the medicine home took tookfurther tookODe tookone ODe dose put It Oft a shelf and made no nofurther nofurther further effort ort to follow folio instructions instructionsThree IMtruetIonThr instrudtonsThrob Three Thr months later ter with the medicine Btedfeinestill Jltdlet medicinestiff estilI still on the shelf et he told a a friend thatthe that thatthe tbattbe the specialist speda tet was a a fake that at he had hadpaid hadpaid hadpaid paid him S61 tt and still had IWl catarrh ai aibad as I Ibad bad as ever everThis eYerThis everThis This story stO is if told for a purpose purposeHYOMEI parpo eHYOEI HYOMEI Pronounce pronounce it Hfehosae Hfehosaewont 1 Highomewont Shome ShomeWOftt wont cure catarrh If year dont breathe breatheit it it will cure catarrh if you breathe it itregularly Itr regularly regularlyFurthermore larly larlyFurtbennore Furthermore you CMI dont need to give a acatarrh acatarrh catarrh specialist sa 5 S1 to cure you of ofcatarrh ofcatarrh catarrh for the trpec specialist alist Itst is yet to be behorn beborn beborn born who can write zits a better prescription prescriptionthat pre prescriptionthat cI1pUon cI1pUonthat that HYOMEI HYOMEIHenry HYOMEIHenry Henry Evans James ODonnell and anddruggists anddraaiets druggists everywhere guarantee HYO HYOME1 HYOME ME1 ME El Ldrnsgiats to cure catarrh or money back A Acomplete Acomplete complete outfit which RIch consists COD I ts of a bottle bot bottle bottle tle of HYOMEI a hard rubber inhaaraM inhaler Iahacrand inhalerand and simple 8Imp Instructions for use costsonly costs costsonly costsonb only SLOO LM Separate bottles of HYOMEIif HYOMEI if afterward needed cost but 50 cents centsIf centsIt centsIf If you already own a HYOMEI inhaler Inhaeryou Irha1er01l inhaleryou you 01l can get a bottle of HYOMEI at Henry Evans or James ODonnells for tr 150 50 cents No stomach dosing doslngJLSt 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sell ell you this outfit ulth lth td the distinct and positive un uni i derxtandinpr rJlttandlns that If not every eTerOthlnJ thing thin ire fe re represent resen It to be It I 1M to be returned at at our cr CXP ezenxe pen Pt Pt Pr enxe HTht eI The Bale on th these Cold Bed Out tti fits ti Ota rill be Uhdran FtIlny tomry October eloperorder14th eloperorder14thon 14th De iuo lrS sure to mall rS Yaur orler on or befor this dnte I 4 i fc em I rhe gold old llnlllhlUaranteed finish grtarantrea for Pay 1 every two twowcekM period r1od of five years yearsAV1UTE yweeks ears weeks if more moreconvenient WRITE 1UTE US TODAY convenient or 2 2per Size 4 ft 6 In only onl onlJ per month ENCLOSE THIS ADVERTISEMENT IX YOUR LETTER LETTERUmpire Umpire urns ur Street New or tt It is just as easy to have the best bes by asking for the sfieIIARTSIIORN theImproved tbeART5tIO IIARTSIIORN IIARTSIIORNImproved ART5tIO NImproved Improved SelfActing Shade RomerSee Roller RollerSee RollerSee See that the label on 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