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Bath school district Is large .ad
iBco'a ran lastly laid amt; Voi
school hoass ja sotortuaataly k>
8K- sated. 1- one oorner of the dlstrtcl
'^***aad oat bf the town; old prejudice
fro.log out o! the laying o? of th.
district exist all this hds Impaired
her cadency aatfl the Iowa, th.
ooenty super la tan Scat and the
Board at Education ware almost la
the "aleugh ot desgoad" whaa the
time (or the assMea ot
A new committee tall ot aathC*
:: Bloom aad public spirit was aa^ojr
la My. Hlrtsg two teadhcrs Whom
U.7 thought sag all. 01 helplag
tr. than with this hsuml.as task, they
from tall are. Penahadoa was gleee
I | e the Ssarhers to go to oae ot the local
storaa tor whatorar might ha aeeded
tor adlclaoey. while they hegan
early to sagage winter wood. The
letter 1s now la a sawed pile behind
Iks *111 hewee. "Is gaaatlty sat
deleat.- said oas onlooker, "to tear
1* The Is. .hers aad students hare
stalaad the fleers ead the old deeka
Wrtlhi, pat i| Mvi bulletin Ward.
The Mbool iroudi arj good, W:
t$y f lM Iftrtt part trow and part open
' JW needed draining. ah robbing
> filling in In pfcaoes.
\ rally day -for doing ail thlt
on Not. 5. Four ?wu
I |k|^fd off trash and In dirt dur^Vtho
whole day; women and
Had ran and aome laborers, sent by
| Km of the town, ahrubbed and
P^Wrake* and dltchedj Nightfall n?
\lean Inviting grounds, with two
Win swings, seats between trees.
Ae beginning of k tennis court. In
Adltioa-U the ball diamond already
/ November 10 Meawp. C. W. WllW.
Of tli trathmi tKMK-rr*m
Moore, gt the Farm Demonstration
work, fBdgecombe icounty; W. L.
, Vaogban, county snperinondent, and
' J. F. Latham farm demonstrator for
Beaufort county, gave a -rally
whose good effects are still with ue
1 . particularly from an inspirational
l v | view point. These gentlemen talked
both aftornoon and evening. After
the evening session they, the
7 tedchers, and" a few others, were
charmlbkly entertained by Mrs. T
A. Brooks In her lovely home.
We are hoping to have some oi
all of the gentlemen again before
the' school session closes.
I * One of the movements for town
and school upltft Is a reading room
m opened- in the historib house ol
t Bath?the Marsh house: Its large
! front room and most of the furnish
. ing was given by Mrs. Mattle Marat
Draper- Mr. T. A. Brooks gives the
firewood and the merchants of th<
""n uti uar uuuy wnu HIUWI
when needed. The room la f*trnieh0<
v with * large library, table, two sroal
tables, a writing desk, two eete o
Late Planted Cot
"Washington, D. C., Deo. It.?Oo
^taaionally the theory is annonnce<
^ hat the boll weevil can be controller
Vt>7 (he late planting better than b
^P^P'eaily planting of the crop. The Bn
f rean of Entomology has oondactei
ereny eipaslm?H to - OeUrmln
L Whether late planfeed cotton will ^ v
dtoe a satisfactory crop. The resolti
Lare all been negative. The edvo
rates of late pier ting, however, hay
contended that the experiments o
the department hare not been c m
ducted on % violently large scale
0> this attovnt-hn anaenally larg
experiment nhl% was prov'ivl l]
aateral awdH one hi Louisiana is o
hiewit
whkdt here S?e<
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APLISHING
THAT SECTION
book sbelree mod* by one of On
students, school library and a piano
Oa one table He such masaaine
as Century, Harper's Masasiss
Harper's Weekly, American Boy
Country Life In America, Etude
Popular Mechanics and The Dull:
News sad Procrass. The two lattr
complimentary snbaerlptlona tron
the editors. ~^ . ,1
Friday and Saturday erentnss tin
reading room is open; the first h :u
Is eulet before reading, the sowai
la spabt In stasias and costs'is
Hon. The school slrls and boys an
the youns men and woman of th
town particularly hsem to appro
elate this room. Oa Friday eranlat
In aaeh month a prosram la siren?
sonsa, piano, read in sa A Thanks
firing'prosram bronchi more thai
the toom eoald seat Daeamher lftl
a CMIstmas prosram will bo si rat
Nest Friday, Deeambsr IS. a de
hater's dUk will ha orsaniasd St tb.
rend las room !a response to a de
stand from the r? t as men of th.
tiwa. Poetess annouaelas this an
new betas elVb.tci In the shot
windows.
another date to which we tr
looking for war J a .th Interest la T !
oetnber If, when Mm. H. W. Car
tar and Miss Ly,1e Rodman all
leak to the Wc. man's Club at th
leading room.
This woman's club with Mrs. F
A Brooks as prfldent, la dolor i
great work. A cvnieat closed tola;
< December 3) in a hick prises fo
the moet cans and bottles colle t-}l.ionght
out the 1< 'lowing:
"Wm. Brooks,?trill. first. pi 1ms
?1.50; Victor Hughes, 1,149, sec
ond price, f 1; Roeece Tankard. 1.
514, third prise, 50c; James Garrov
had 1,175 and b^'ause of w>rth
reasons bystanders made up i
prise for him.
A woman ws- beard to remarl
"If a fellow wanted to go flahini
he couldn't even find a c?n for hi
5 worms."
The paper Is being removed froi
the streets, boxes, chicken coopi
etc., are disappearing and the eli
canopied main street stretches 11
broad, beautiful dray to where Bac
;and Front Creeks join to r%eet th
brimming river.
The club ie considering offerin
a, prize of |30 for the;, best key
i premises during 1014.
i Bath is one of the most' ldeall
located of eastern towns. On
seems to feel as he enters the croe
u from the river the" joy and rssttu
i ness which.must have filled the hear
o# the early settlers as they Bejocto
i this bluff for their homes. In "b
uiiumn m* colors gioag tno ?ree
hiuiit are iho loveliest; in
tha wild, ducks and geese anmii
plentiful; *t *' times nature
most lordly. in Bath.
"So we'll clean and beautify and loi
Old Bath town on the bay
UHtil every one both tar and near
Shall rejoicingly say
''We love old Bath for what she i
And what aha fa to be."
:on and the
Wevil Experimen
bale wan made o? tbe tide th it w
I not orerflowed where -the y',atli
I ?tt#-Trrly wttie the opposite el'
' wllfch was late planted yielded mat
leas. A few lllastratlou oat ol mat
I that t t re obtained will be (1t?
1.11b pounds ot seed cotton from
i crop planted on April 16 while tl
crop planted across the bayon <
May IS yielded ?I0 pounds ot est
I cotton per acre. Mr. O. P. Conrlllh
planted an May H and obtained on
. fourth of a halo par acre la It
> oa tbe eama laid be prodaeed a he
a beta per acre
TUj 11'aetreUone that base be
?>wdp tbee the general Mtwa
i bate pen tbe eerty aad late plain
, action, the sheet latlome. therefor
1'dt I* a rery dsflnlto way. t
lue ylantad oropa are earn to ll
, Want Mett tererelr thaa whel
t plait,-d early.
| BTAMMMQ SATCHDAT MORH1W
i Wa Will Make a ynlek dlapoeel of a
1 beaee'fm^t.tt. Noat^ent ea aj
I proral aad an oltornOona)
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WAS
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LOCAL HlhnSS^'
> LEAVE FOB
CHAPEL 1L
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J Will Play the Raleigh High*
Saturday Afternoon For the
| State Championship.
TO* Washington football sleren
t Is ft last night on the Norfolk Soathr
srn lsts trsln (or Chapel Hill. M.
1 c.. where on tomorrow they am to
face the strong Raleigh Highs for
1 the championship of the state. Qslte
c a number of rooters and friends of
- the local team aspect to tears toI
night tor Chat tl J lin to be present
at the oontest. Lest Setnrday WU- mlagton
and Raleigh lilsfid al ~
i Chapal KU1 aad U Wilmington had J
i won oat then it woald ha to da.
barred "Washington lv?tt glaring
- Raleigh. Inasmuch ss Raleigh Old
i the trick to the tame of 11 to ? ?
- Washington now hat s chases aad It P
la to ha hoped that the tors from ct
> here will corns home nlmrera. Tin b
r tram here to one at the bast rat la
tarnsd oat br the Washleiten School d
r and l( thcr gat dsfssul tomorrow S
It oalr moans that Raleigh has the T
? letter team that's tIL kttry cttlaen a
? v.ishee the home boys good lack. A
r Srbn Cotton Tayloe Is 'tu captain. U
*Tl>e bo ye expect a royal rood time t>
. t hether they win or lose. ai
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8 xmkta xarrj McHuiion. or this x
a city, and John G. Tooley, of Bel- ^
haven, "N. "C.f* Oh" yesterday brought *
a suit against tho Norfolk Southern c
~ Railway and the John L. Roper 1
k Lumber Company for damages oc- (
e caaloned by the killing of two Aua- ^
g trlans on the-Norfolk Southern road, ^
t\ Pine Town Cutoff on-the morning or ^
December 6. The Bulls are for |10,? i
J. 000 each and are brought in the. <
P name of Nykolaj Hraboweec and Te- 1
^ c
^ muf BurdingJ. Both of these men ^
Vwere- killed as a result of tho col- j
tf Union between the Norfolk Southern.
t labor train and the John L. Roper j
k Lumber Co. log train. The Austriana *
>i had only been in that section (or a <
few day and they with about forty t
Ir others were on the log train bound ]
to the log woods for work when \
e snatched Into eternity. i
THE LYRIC ,
: = I
Vaudeville Artists a Great Feature.
The Lyric program offered Its
t patrons last evening one of the
strongest and highest entertaining
bills they have presented during the
i* season. That d&lnty little singing
'6 and dancing comedienne. Miss Mamie
te Elmore, was the hit of the evening,
h and proved herself to be a feature
iy on any bill, seldom do we see a
a. more oharmlng artist on any larger
Bf -bill that makes herself more popular
a than that of Miss Elmore, her single
ing and charming personalities are
n one of her many feaares. her gorge'<3
oas costumes were in full evidence
as to her ability to make a higher
e- mark.
I "Bllle," the black faos comedian.
If waa beard from on the roar end of
the MIL wKUt Btllle waa one of
those laugh-prod itolag kind, be can
Be be mentioned as a verydever dancer
d and Ids song was wall handled.
?. thronroaI feature mstlon pteke
tare waa eautfcar that dmsrvss cooa
meat an tha avsalag MB. and a class
* of motion pictures that greatly npToday's
program offers new fee9
tares that Wfll prove equally as
II stroe* a MO aa that of yesterday.
>7 And Ike vaudeville bill is one eC
? thom UM tkM uk? fm earn*
WILL FIIAOH RIMT,
A Mur. jr. H. turn ?111 KM*
the WMhfeftaa' Collegiate lastttnte
anday tfrsntag at Ml .'dock,
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. WHATHBR: fctlr tonUM M
UNOTOH, N. Cj,^BWir AFTER
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Muticai BUtckfm/th'g. E
iNOTHQR EDI
The my name "Talking Picture"
IUMU the lmpoaaltAg. How can
etnree talk? Who w^eM ever conilrethe
Idea of ! *! them talk
at the (rest InTentoJSdieon? That
what the Wlaard kw succeeded tn
3Inf. The lateet protect at his
sniuB will he exhibit# at the New
heater tonight and flfeardnr night,
1th matinee Saturday afternoon,
t thle time the peoplfc of WMhla*n
will hare the ftnA opportunity
r wltneeetng the greataei Taederille
traction of the veer) in the leedig
renderlHe honaeajjot the great
Itles, Edison Talking JPlctures hare
lystlfled and dellghtid th4P*ands
nd tbonsands. In Bngfend the fame
f the Talking Pictures spread so
xpidly th*t thm icina m and Qtisan
roke one of the rigid traditions of
he royal family and attended a prlate
performance of tie Talking
let urea before they Ipd been exhibited
to the British puMic.
We had ceased to taflrvel at the
(oving pictures and jSkfc come to
egard it among thoi codKponplace
JtertistaTtrMitSi T J'1 of
renins has transformed the silent
flcturo to a living thing in which
ivery person has received the breath
?f life. The mysterious wall of slence
is broken down and the charicters
speak in tlielr own voices.
Phey are living beings!
Not content simply to show . his
vonderful Inventive genius by derising
a series of tricks, .Edison has
prepared d large number of scenes
>f Grand ClpeVa; Minstrel Shows,
dramatic agid''domic playfeta and
rthers, whioh add greatly to the Inmerest
and enjoyment of the perormance.
If you are one of thoBe whothlnk
hat the day of thrills Is past and
.hat the inventor can no longer proluce
anything that will cause you
o: marvel, see the EdiBon Talking
Pictures. Nothing so novet and mystifying
has been offered the public
ilace the invention of the first mov
ng picture.
i. heWbook
cloiwith iis.
h. w^cflsieb
On Thursday afternoon the
D'Henry Book Club was entertained
U the home of Mrs. H. W. Carter.
Chla club. Of recent organisation. Is
composed of the following ladles:
Iflse Rodman. Mrs. H. W. Carter.
Mre. W. H. Williams, Mrs. W. A.
Blount. Mlee Mary Blonnt, Mrs. A.
If. Dumay. Mrs. J. K. Hoyt, Mre. A.
D. McLean, Mre.- J. B. Moore, Mre.
#, U 81mmone. Mre. J. O. Blonnt.
ire. W. A. Branch, Mre. Qtoary.
Km. Hathaway, Mre. Leach,' Mm.
U. H. Mann. Mre. C. H. Richardson.
Cm J. H. Small, Mlee Laughinglonee
and Mre. O. M. Brown, Jr.
rbe membere regretted exceedingly
he ebeeaoe of the president, Mlee
Rodman, who la quite ill. The
dent rice preatdeng. Mm H. W.
Tarter, preelded, most graeloeety.
Phe club baa taken up the studr of
American Anthem end Mm Carter
ned aa tniereetlag paper on the ltd*
md works of J. Pnlmors Cooper,
liter mnaic end a lively discussion
>f the new books. Mre. Carter ear red
lelightfnl refreehmeata.
The next meeting of the club will
>e beld with Mre. W. H. Willlama.
4-/"jkewi'H < u sjifl !11. Jv - L. J
Jtmlih PMlllpe returned .1* hie
kcmy pr Itontfcit Week ytrtardar,
* . i tw '
HHict
>AlL\
NOOK. DECWBIR IS. If IS.
K^|
cbeon Talking Pictures.
SON MIRACLE
* RED CROSS BBAL8
* ARB SEUiINQ FAST
* Red Ctom Seals are going at *
* a rapid pace. Tbe committee of *
* ladles recently appointed to no
* licit the tale of the eeala are
* meeting with success. We gave *
* a list of those who "had par- *
* chased seals yesterday and to- *
- aay we give an additional list:
Jackson ft Rdherson. 60c; *
Mpb. H. C. Br^gaw, 25c; Ed
ward Mallison, 25c; Harris
Hardware Co., $1.00; J. F. .
Buckman, 76c; Greek Cafe, 6c
Carolina Telephone Co., $1.00;
Johnston Printing House, 20c;
Mrs. H. P. Brldgman, 26c; Robt. *
Rumloy, $1.00; Washington T
Progress, 26c; W. Gray Willis,
26c; Howard Wlnfield, 50c;
Wright Steam Pressing Works M.
25r; C. H. Sterling, $1.00:
Globe Furniture Co., 25c; Gay
ITaru'ng, 25c; Mr. Johnson, 2->n.;
Brown Drug Co., 25c; A. J.
E. ?. mt- *
sens, $1.00: D. R. Cutler, 20c: '
Electric Light Office, 25c; C.
M. Little. 10c; P. Orleans. 23c:
Savings ft Trust Co., $1.50: R.
L. Stewart. $2.00; K. John
j* $1.35; Ilassel Supply Co . 5uc:
through Mrs. N. L. Simmons. *|
$10.00, and through Mrs. S. C
Bragnw and Mrs. John H. Small *
$12.20. .
mmE
SELEGIED FOR
W MEETING
The next sessivi ot the Seaboatd
Medical Society for Virginia a.id
Nirth Carolina is to meet in tlie
town of Goldsboro, December, 1914.
The association, which has been in
session at Norfolk for the past chert
days,, adjourned yesterday. Drs. H.
W. Carter and Josnut Tayl-M Attended
the meeting from this city and
they report a very pleasant session
being among the best in the association's
history. The following officers
were named for the ensuing
year: President, Dr. J. R. Parker,
Goldsboro, N. C.; first vice president,
Dr. G. J. Vanderslice, Phoebus, Va.;
second rice president, Dr. C. P.
Griffin, of Winston, N. C.; third vice
president, Dr R. E. Whitehead,
KempsYllle, Va.; fourth vioe president,
Dr. W. J. Harrell, Aulander,
N. C.; secretary, Dr. Clarence Porton
Jones, Newport News, Va.;
treasurer. Dr. George A. Caton, New
Bern, N. C.; orator. Dr. Jamea H.
Culpepper, Norfolk. Va.
Rector's Aid Society to
Serve Oysters on Saturday
The Rector** AM Society of 6t.
Peter's pleuupal church will serrc
araun la uj aty)? anlnJ li It.
Mm form?rl7 oorapUd br tka
iNlkm m m Company, Iron tin,
tk* kntnUik ?Un, Mow
tlUnm u4 nlckt. Tkt* li for a
trartky aaaaa u4 It la to k* kapad
tkat tka aaatatp win ka pnaioatly
patnalaad kr aU tka aitlaaaa at tka
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ouux aurtmm cuuxn
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" NEV
Tiin anmern
I Mi HUiMjU
Ml
^ uiiibSIIED
Met at the Home of Mrs. J. D.
Grimes Yesterday Afternoon.
Was Last Meeting for 1913.
"Music 1b evidently h necessity of
our existence, and the more the taste
for it in developed in its highest
form, the greater will be our appreciation
of the good and beautiful. '
In the sketch of "mimical women''
read at the meeting of the Addhro
Hook Club, held at the home of Mrs.
Junius D. Grimes, on Thursday afternoon,
the lltb, Mrs. F. C. Kugler
delivered in musical language their
marvelous gift, and the high plane
cf thought that gift had developed
in the women of the past and pros
eut. who have held the world spell
bound by the melody of song.
At thlB last assembly for 1913, the
dub looking backward on the year
now passing, feels that a wider interpretation
of life, a deeper rjvei?hce
for Intellect, genius, talent and
vorth, has been impressed upon that
mind, which is to each, a kingdom.
A most cordial greeting was extended
the O'Henry Club recently organised.
An additional pleasure to the
afternoon was the presence of Miss
Fuller, of New Jersey, the Inu ??J
guest of Miss Harvey. The items, t *
always, were interesting, and" *ht
oyster course served by the gracious
hostess enjoyed immensely. Each
p'ate contained a miniature fi.-iua
Clause wishing the guests a merry
ymao ' j ?
?Miva vtaa CCUUCU U) IIIC recipients
for the charming hostess.
19th Anniversary of
Short Mill Explosion
1? j-iwrr-agj \tas a m.mor |
.able one to Washington ami while!
a great number of the citizens have I
allowed December 12tli. ISiM. icJ
slip from their memory' but when J
called to their attention they will i
remember this morning If' years ago
well. This morning. December I2.|
I 18H4, .about 7 o'clock, the boiler c C,
t;.? E M. Short Dumber Company
e\;i!r,dcd a.:il the consequence \:u~ '
iiat 'Mr. Short and several oolorol j
men were snatched Into eternity.
C^Sheriff E. O. Spencer ??* 5lv !?
county, was a welcome visit :>? L > ; hcity
yesterday.
Official Program
Boys and Gi
Washington. D. C., Dee. 12.?The
Department of Agriculture has Issued
an official program for the annual
reception of the champion members
of the boys' and girls' agricultural
clubs which will be held in
Washington this month. The itinerary
Includes a reception by President
Wilson, the awarding of diplomas
by Secretary of Agriculture
Houston and attending sessions of
both the senate and house and hearings
before the senate and house
committees on agriculture.
There will be a champion member
of the Boys' Corn Clubs from each
of the southern states; champions
of the Qlrls' Canning Clubs from the
southern, northern and western
states, and Girls and Boys' Potato
Club champions from Massachusetts,
Ohio, Utah, Iowa and Michigan. Colorado
will send a Sugar Beet Club
boy as the champion sugar beet
grower of the state and the solo
representative of this club work j
which has recently been started by
thet Department. These champion
boys and girls will represent an organisation
of over 150,000 boys and
glr la.
While the department will officially
have eharge of the program
Tor the reception, the expenses of
the trip are ^etng defrayed by the
different states, counties, municipal
authorities and private citlxena.
The members will arrive in Washington
December llth and will be
given a "get acquainted" reception
at the ChbHt Hoeee. The president
will receive the delegates on Winds?
morning, December ltth. nt
11:11 o'eleek. .
The preginm for the ltth theludes
a visit to different points of Interest
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Hackney Property S.ile
Place Tomorrow MorniH
11 O'clock.
Tbc big auction sale of
T.ey property cornea off
morning and every Indication
to oru cf (ho greatest sales
iugtcD dirt in the city's historj^H
will be under tlie auapie-H I
tU j Atiantio Coast Realty Coa
*it'. famous Burton Bros. a^H
tionocrs. The property to b?
auction to certainly very
for building and factory sitae
duo to its attractive location I
doubt the lots will be easily
Tir.r, 13 an opportune time for
wishing to purchase ideal bai^H
is that the
be purchased can secure a tot^H
easy frms. The All Star Band |
r.r.K'i music ror the occasion.
window display of prison now to
K'8ti it the Jefferson Furniture
pony's window are attractive
sot-?' ne is going to be more CTUV
It-cky. Real estate valuee In Wan - I
iiigfo*. ie increasing all the time tid^
j.rw i veryone has a chance. ItenoMLcr
the hale starts promptly at 11
o'clock. The plat is known as tfcar
Simmons place, or part of the oldGrist
property.
The All Star Band will give an
open-air concert uu Main sliest Just
before tho sale begins. Everyone
cordially invited to attend the sale.
Doth profit and pleasure await* i;lL ^
Serious Fire Was Averted
F.arly This Mornhjg
Tnere came near being a ertl.-ur
ihp. 11*is morning between l n! ?
u'lloc!:. Mr. John llorr'.* whfl*? i^#irr
'house, occupied by Mi:e
,'(? !II. 424 Wet Finn ?tr? 'if*- cover?
<i a blaz" Issuing fro u Mir*
top !.? ?i once. rt:siu-d to .h frea*
| lloP'' d UlOU-S-.ll ('Ogtltll Jl Z I lit.
family who wr?* asleep ir 11 though! <.91
\ to have or!p-in?tei! in tin-Veiling. A j
! large place iva> burned in the cc-il* fl
inc and the mantel pi*?< was totally 9
d> slroyt-d. I5u? for the timely appear - s
j ance of.Mr. Harris on tho scene no' 9
I doubt but what the house would ^
j have been bumud to Ibo gT6linfl. * 1
National
pis Club Reception
i
I Houston will present the champion
winners with diplomas, attar wbicft
moving pictures of the party will
be taken. They will theu visit the:
different departments and oiutuaB.
A theater party will be given in the
evening.
Sunday, the 14th, will be given
to rest and attending churches and
meetings of the Y. M. C. A. and Y.
W. C. A. On the following day the
party will be. taken down the Potomac
to Mount Vernon, to visit the
home and tomb of Washington. On
the 16th a visit will be made to the
rapitol where congress will bo
In s*nfiop; hearings before the committees
on agriculture will be attended:
a visit will be made to thy
government printing offtas and
ymr.J, and a theater party wUl n
ClYfA In the evening The two
days, the 17th and 18tb, wtl^Xe*r
taker, up with visits to the pf^:Araerlcan
Union Building. PotyBmrPmrk,
Corcoran Art Gallery and dtr
dtff*.*?Ob lbgatlons, an ?<tto tn?
tnrough the city and a trip to rlgP
Zoolcglral Park. The anneal ooaCq^
cuce of the department'! tmtr imS"
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