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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY MAY 10 1908
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ofBeiicli and BarDine at Marshall Hall
JUSTICE EABLMS ATHLETICS
Throws 08 ills Coat and Makes aRecord at Batting Bolls HighMark at the Shooting GallerySeveral Indictments Are ReturnedAgain Bntertnli iuent Committee
The twentyfirst annual shad bake ofthe Aasoclatlon of the District ofColumbia was held at Marshall Hall
from 10 oclock in the morn-ing when the lawyers and their guestsembarked at the Seventh street wharfuntil they returned last night at S oclockthere was every evidence of a rightgood time and plenty of
year the Bar Association gives aplanked shad dinner at Marshall Halland has as its guests the associate justires of the Supreme Court of the Dis-
trict of Columbia and members of theSupreme Court of the United States Butone justice of the United States SupremeCourt attended yesterday Justice Harlan and he maintained reputation ofbeing the best efagtohanded baseballplayer in the crowd
Went to Ball GroundsSoon after the boat landed the younger
attorneys went to the hall grounds andbegan to bat out flies Justice Harlan with his nearly fourscore yearsresting as lightly upon him as one thirdthat number promptly discarded hiscoat and rolling up his sleeves began tobat to such distances that it requiredlayed throws to return them to him
Not only this the Justice made the high-est score of any of his competitors inthe shooting gallery scoring nine out oftwelve bulls eyes without his glasses
The shad bake is strictly an executivesession affair and reporters are nevertaken along It is a time when everybody loosens up pats each other on theback and invilei him to have anotherand finally nother and finally throw-ing his arms affectionately around himleads him to the place where the beveragethat made Milwaukee famous is on tapand also where a liquid which pays 125per proof gallon revenue to the UnitedStates flows
Preceding the dinner an exciting gameOf ball was played by picked teams withlineup as follows
Graham pitcher Bell catcher Mohumfirst base Gatley aeoond base Smiththird base Peyser abort step Rothschildright field Wright center field Quinterleft field
Leach pitcher Tobriner catcherfirst bs Solomon second base
Davis third base Wilson shortstopBrown right PIe left field andEdmonds center hid
The first named team won by a scoreof 11 to S
In Prime ConditionAt 3 oclock the planked shad and thefixins were reported to be in prime
condition ard a dinner horn wassounded and brought to the board theyhungry barristers who after the exer-cise they had enjoyed ate as if theynever expected to eat again
At the dinner the entertainmentprovided songs with lawyers and
judges as heroes and those were greetedwith roars of laughter
One of them which aroused the mostmerriment and applause was dedicated-to Connie Syme While Connie did notsucceed in saving the Crittenden Oakanyway he tried to and his efforts wereImmortalised in the following
ASHLEY SAVE THAT TREEJudge m teary with rittg aura and grin
Mead thy aid to aw said Mbktac CMM STBMI an a eftiat sad a taxpayer too
Oa costa I jajr a tea it amr h up to yes
Mo Aehter MK that UM lei sot a bough betouched
And issue year fectee each Burial call ButtI 1 w toe tta 1 to adviseI really feel MMM ptteBniit ijt to advertise
George H OConnor the wellknownlocal comedian saRI a seng entitled
Getting Judge Wright to Sign a Bill ofExceptions alias It Aint No Disgrace-to Run When You Am Scared
District Attorney D W Baker and Assistant District Attorneys Stuart McNamara and Given said to bechronic bachelors were kept eligible bythe rendition of a song entitled EveryDay Is Ladies Day to Me
Indictments ReturnedSeveral indictments were returned
against the entertainment committee onecf them being as follows
That said accused violated the wellknown usage of King Shads court by
a female person named MrsA Mockwood and her cousin to
sing an imported ditty entitled Be GoodIt You Cannot Be Good Be Careful
Another indictment was as followsThat said accused with malice afore
thought and in an effort to overthrow theUnited States its it titutions nationalodes and anthems into ill repute procured and induced an unregenerate Irishman named Lien T OBrlner to sing
This indictment was returned following-a touching ballad sung by Attorney LeonTobriner entitled Harrigan
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Another indictment recitedThat said accused attempted to devil
those hespinsters Chapin Brown andSam Maddox by causing a number ofpersons to sing in chorus for their exclusive benefit a song portraying the ad-
ding Bells for MeThe Guests of Honor
About IS members of the associationattended the dinner The guests ofhonor were
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Courtof the United States
Chief Justice Shepard Justice Bebb andJustice Van Orsdel of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia
Justice Stafford Justice Anderson Jus-tice Wright and Justice Gould of theSupreme Court of the District of Columbia
ANNAPOLIS GLASS REUNION
Graduates of 1S08 Visit Academy andDine in Washington
Memories of days they passed asplebes and undergraduates were revived
when twelve members of the class of 31mt at the Naval Academy yesterday
oncluding their days gathering with abanquet last nightIn the morning an inspection of thegrounds and buildings at Annapolis fol
lowed a visit to Copt C J Badger superitendent of the Academy Lieut J P JRyan a classmate entertained at luncheonAt a business meeting at noon these offleets were elected President LieutCommander M B Trench secretary andtreasurer H H Watd of this city andhistorian Lieut Commander Ryan
After witnessing the baseball game between the Navy nine and the Georgetownaggregation Ute graduates came to thiscity and held a banquet at the New Willard
Besides the officers chesen these members were present at the dinner LieutCommanders W V N Peweteon J SDoddridge H B Price Arthur N Proctor and J R Brady Capt C Campbell Judge advocate general W L Stickof Indiana Lieut A B McMeeham retired of South Carolina and Naval Con-structor C Nutting
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The splendidright on the
superb WashingtonBaltimore Boulevardthe City and SuburbanElectric Car Line run-ning directly throughit and the Baltimore
Ohio main line Railroad bounding it onthe East 1 8 5elevation Easily andquickly reached byelectric cars Streetsbeautifully graded
Turned Washington Over with Wonderful Offer toLots and Absolutely Perfect 25x125 Feet
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR 25c A WEEK INnew sub-
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At these low prices and on these wonderful terms Hollywood Lots are absolutely the greatest real estate bargains ever offeredin Washington You Will say so when you see them EVERY LOT FRONTS A WIDE GRADED STREET and enough beautiful shadetrees have been left to make each HOMESITE REMARKABLY ATTRACTIVE 25 new houses in and around Hollywood Excellentneighborhood and will be kept so as we are careful to whom we sell Pure water Ample school facilities
The rapid growth of the northeast section the magnificent WashingtonBaltimore Macadam Boulevard the excellent electric carservice and the absolute beauty and desirability of HOLLYWOOD are certain to build it up rapidly The Lots are bound to increasein value while you are paying for THEM AND you will NEVER miss the little payment Building lumber 12 per thousand to Hollywood buyers who desire to build and wood 3 a cord
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IF YOU CANNOT COME SUNDAY COrE ANY DAY THIS WEEK SALESMEN AT HOLLYWOOD EVERY DAYAN EXTRA FORCE WILL BE there to accommodate those too busy to come during the week
Graded Streets Warranty Deeds No Payments Rquired During Illness free Title Certificates
LOTS SOLD ON THE OPENINGAND EVERY BUYER DELIGHTED WITH HOLLYWOOD
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KENTUCKIANS HOLD REUNION
Speakers Discuss Themes of Par-
ticular State Interest
Luther M Walter Predicts GreatEra of Prosperity for Com
monvrenlth
More than 190 ntitiYs of the Blue GrassState word entertained at tho PythianTemple last evening by the Kentucky Republican Club The affair was a reunionand most of speakers dealt with topics and scenes familiar to Kentuckians
Lewis R Steeley president of the clubdiscussed the progress made by the
party ifs State and inci-
dentally remarked that RepresentativeJohn W Langley land J B Bennettscheduled to address the gathering andunable to be present were detained inKentucky after a hot convention held lastWednesday
Luther M Walter of the Interstate
FIREPROOF STORAGESeparate locked rooms
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Commerce Commission made a brief address prophesying a prosperous futuro forhis home State Referring to partisanfeeling rampant In Kentucky for yearsthe speaker said
The men now behind walls will soonenjoy their freedom Turbulent scenes of
when judges and paid witnessesproved a disgrace to the State will soonbe forgotten in a new era of better feelingamong KentuckIans
It Ja true night riders are abroad inKentucky After all one cannot help buthave a little sympathy for those tobaccogrowers who are driven to unlawful actsby oppressive corporations While thelaw in this respect is violated today Iconfidently expect the future will bebright for Kentucky inasmuch as equitable laws will make It a State equal toany in the Union
Reminiscences of Henry Clay and ofAbraham Lincoln were given by Col J CKnlflin and George Baber
Henry M Camp president of theLeague of Republican Clubs in the District made a short speech telling of thework of the organization
Miss Joanna Hartmann Benjamin ALineback Middleton Smith Thomas LJones and Miss Ruth Harvey contributedliterary and musical selections
Under the direction of Henry WWeber the Rebew Orchestra played several numbers
Charlotte Hall School ReunionThe annual reunion banquet of the
alumni association of the Charlotte HallSchool will be given Saturday night atS oclock In the Belvldera Hotel Balti-more Many prominent members of theassociation have been working to makethe banquet the greatest reunion givenby the alumni
will Entertain Dr TaylorFive thousand True Reformers have
completed preparations to entertain Rev1V L Taylor D D of Richmond Vagrand worthy master and president ofthe True Reformers Bank
Dr Taylor his wife and daughter MissBeatrice Taylor will spend today andtomorrow in Washington
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Take Electric Car Marked LAUREL Leaving Corner Fifteenth and G Streets Fifteen MinutesAfter Every Hour and Tell Conductor to Let You Off at Hollywood
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Round Trip Car Fare Refunded to All BuyersN E Cork Fifteenth and 8 Streets
Open 339 A M to 9 P M Take Elevator
Also Office Corner Richmond Ave and Walnut St Hollywoodt
R VER LAYMANRoom 94 Horne Life Building
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READERS CLUB GIVES RECITAL
Prof R I Fulton Declnmes Selectionfrom 3Incl eth
At the recital given by the members ofthe Washington Readers Club for thebenefit of the Associated Charities at theChurch of Our Father last night ProfRobert Irving Fulton toad of the Schoolof Oratory of the Ohio Wesleyan University who came as a spectator was calledon for an impromptu talk He gave aselection from Macbeth
The programme began with a violinsolo by J Riley Stanton followed by arecitation The Milliners Bill by MissBertha Frances Wolfe Whoa de FolksIs Gone a poem by James WhitcombRiley was given Mrs Berths M Tilden Prof Charlemagne Koehler recitedthe Fate of Virginia by SheridanKnowles and The Seven Ages of Manby Shakespeare
Two humorous poems were recited byMiss Isabell Mathilde Pochin Little
Awful Throat and The Small GirlEntertains a Caller Longfellows Robert of Slbily was recited by Mrs
R Walton accompanied by asetting played by Miss Sallle T
MasonW Alfred Faloonor recited In dialectCarlotta Mia and ImphmM written
by T A Daly Robert Brownings CountGIsmond was given by Miss Emma LOstrander The Easter Symbol a storyof Southern darky life by Ruth McEnryStewart was given by Miss Grace Ross-
J Walter Humphrey sang BlsehoffsThe Rose I Gave You and Rocked In
the Cradle of tho Deep The Soul ofthe Violin was recited by Miss MaudeBelle Rloe Frederick E Barbour gaveAccidents
Colonial Dames AdjournThe annual convention of the Colonial
Dames in session for the last week adjourned yesterday at noon Considerablebusiness was transacted despite the greatnumber of social functions held Tomorrow the dames will Journey to Baltimorewhere they will be the guests of the
society at the Country Club
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DIEDBPATTONOn Friday May 8 1908 at 7 a at
the rwideaea of her brother Hcnaaa KirschIS L street northwest CAROLINE wife ofWilliam G Brftttm aad mother of Guts aClick jr
Funeral from the above reddMce Monday at 2p m Interment at CoacnttfeBel CcaetetjIlefatires and friends are Invited to attendJersey City and Baltimore pipers please
BURGESSSuddenly on Wedaesday Slay 6 1983
at N J CATHARINE Ute heistedwife of the late Charles Burgess
Funeral will take place from residence12 Maryland avenue northeast lewiar at 9
a m thence to St Cyprian OMnk Tblr-teeath and C streets Mmtkeut Frimtfc taHUd
EASTERBROOKOn Friday Stay 8 Mfe at 1
p ra AMELIA S beloved wife of Harry BEaatcrtovek of 818 O street northeast
Funeral front her late residence Monday 2-
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FOLLIARDOn May 9 03 THOMASthe bdotcd ton of Edward aad CaUurlM FrtHard
Funeral from his SOB N streetnorthwest Monday at 3 oclock
OEARYOn Wednesday May 6 BDWARDheisted husband of Faaal VflikmsGeary
Funeral from tropoUtan A M E Church Mstreet between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streetsnorthwest Sunday at 2 p m
GENXETOn Friday May B MB3 at 6 p ra ather Joi TwMtrninUt street MARY-E OEVNET
Funeral Monday faro chapel Oak Bill Galleryat 3 p In Rkhmoed Va IndiampoHi IBallston N Y and Madison Vk namespleASe copy
GORDOXOn Thursday May 7 1963 at the resi-dence of his daughter Mrs W D Clark 239
husband of the late Sarah A Gordon aw
Funeral Sunday at S p m from his late restEighth southeast Relatives
and Invited Baltimore and Alexandriapapers copy
GRAVESOn Wedneiday Slay 6 19W at ColumbiaHospital Mrs AKNIE GRAVES beloted
of Mrs Edith Jackson and Lucius GravesFuneral Sunday at 1 p m from Meubt Cannel
Baptist Church Dr W P Gibbons pastor oarFourth and L streets northwest Rebtttre
and friends are cordially invited to atUfi-dGREEXOn Wednesday May 6 1898 at fi O p
her rtsidence SOT Third street seuthwestJOSEPHINE PHILLIPS the beloved wife efArthur H Green in the twen rthlrd ofher lire
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church F street betureen Third and Four andahalf streets southvat Slush ftt 1 p m
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DIEDPERRYDeparted this lift Thursday Slay 7 1908
at 15 p m NOBLE PERRY beloved hus-band of Mrs Lottie Perry and father cfSarah Payne and Noble Perry jr
Funeral Monday at 1 p m frost Zion BaptistChurch
PBYTOXOn Friday May 8 1903 at the home ofsister Mrs J P Whittier at HyattsriHft
Md ALICE PEYTON in the aftyfeunh yearof her age
Funeral from 6t Marks Church Third and Astreets southeast Monday at 11 m
PIERCEDeparted this life on Thursday May 71903 SUSAN beloved wife ef Anderson Pierceand znoiher of Charles and AndenonThree
Funeral Will take place Sunday at 3 p m fromthe Zion Baptist Obflreh F street betweenThird sad streeta southwest
RICKETTSOn Saturday May 9 1963 at GarfieldHospital at 115 p m Mrs OSCAR JRICEETTS after a illness
Notice funeral hereafter St Louts and StPast papers please copy
THOMPSONOn Friday May 8 1303 at 6 p mDEBORAH CARMEL tha daughter ofJ Carroll and the late Deborah OCosnorThompson
wilt take place Monday from her latemidtnctf 1316 Emerson street northeast at 530a a thence to the Hflly Comforter Churchwhere a mass will be said for the repose ef hersoul st 9 a m
TROULANI Oa 7 W at herraWseee 4ft Massachusetts avenue northwest-at 3 34 a m after a llnjnrine illness ANNAL beloved wife of Robert Troulaad
Funeral private at 3 p m New Yorkand Philadelphia Pa papers please copy
XANDEROn Thursday May 7 1303 at 730 p m-at his residence 903 rwrthwtttCHRISTIAN Stored father of Henry Sanderand Minnie Iseman aged seventyone years
Funeral will take place from his late residence onSunday May 16 at 3 p m Funeral private
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