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THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 22 1910 4- i 2 b = 420426 7th Street 417425 8th Street Business Hours Daily 8 A M to 6 P M Another Extraordinary Bargain in Worth 750 at And Absolutely Guaranteed to Wear These are made of best quality heavy rustling regatta taffeta in black navy brov7ii emerald blue and black blue and green and cerise and green changeables They are neatly made with 13inch sectional flounce with 6 rows of pin tucks and 3 tailored bands deep percaltne under flounce and dust ruffle Actual value is 750 S ccial for to onlv at 300 will rent a LIGHT TOUCH MONARCH for one month 1500 will rent a LIGHT TOUCH MONARCH for six months Sold on the Monthly Payment Plan Give us a trial order on Supplies The Monarch Typewriter Company 1421 F Street N W Washington D C TELEPHONE MAIN 693 Most Popular Selections Prom the Most Popular Comic Operas ArrnnKC for the plnno by Favorite Mel iHe from Twenty four Pnmoiis IrtiilnctloHM Ail up oil for iiliino foil playing in medium Grade INTRODUCTORY PRICE 50 CENTS COMPLETE Pulilfaher IlopTHlnr Prier 7R Cent E F DROOP SONS CO 1300 G St NW Christian Xanders iVILD CHERRY CORDIAL lfrfiilly rffeotiTe t x cnugfa- aM M Ac 75c bot S8c full pt t at IS THE FAMILY gCAUTT MOUSE Sj 909 7lh Street Youll Be Satisfied With COKE is not only an economical fuel but the best fuel you oould use for We supply coke at these prices a lUMhela LAN Coke aeUfwmi Z 41 BinheU Laic Coke delivered M Bushel Urea delinmd JUt Duthela r ukhed Ooke deUwred 4LM t- BuAeU Cruahed Coke delivered M WASHINGTON GASLIGHT CO I US TENTH STREET NW We Darn Your Socks F8EE Star Laundry Co 131517 14th St HOTELS D a 147 Halladay House SO22 Taint etmt nw- I i Pten i- wi R Plan 5- Taie tax from Station at our expense lansburgh 8 Bro SILK PETTICOATS 5aOO 00 day 11 I- f PAOLO SALLICO r tuum lutnmrn- H flu 1 fi- H fi fi b hu ii- Ii fl- n n- It t cooking 1- H Coke Ieiibeli lrulhM Cukr diiirridhI U n u n runU n I St James European WASIIIXGTON 0iI r ELLSTOI I nil PbcieMaznZ1 obncflbcaei 1 N I S > REGISTERS AS YOTER President Going to firio on Election Day RETURNS HERE NOTMBER 9 Aft y Fow Ilniirx in Cnnitiil Chiuf Executive Start OH Trip to Pniianin Giiiiiic t CluirletitoH- jWhvre He Iluurl Baltic Shll Tennessee Cabinet In lliiHj President Taft has made ntana to go to his home in Cincinnati to vote Oft election day He registered by affidavit Thursday nlgnt He will leave Washington on the afternoon of Monday November 7 and arrive in Cincinnati in the morning of election dirjr He will leave Cli isplill Washington the same afternoon ffrrirlng here November After a few hours in Washington tho President will start on him trip tar Pan- ama He will go by roil to Charleston S C arriving there about l oclock on morning of November Ml He will go aboard the battle ship Ten- nessee some lima ia tat and th battle ship with its convoy the Montana will leave Charleston at high tide on tht 10th President probably will be aceom panied by Mrs Taft and D Nor ton secretary to the President Cabinet Holds MeolJnir Two members of the Cabinet were ab- sent from the first regular meeting since the Presidents return from Beverly held yesterday Secretaries DteWnson of the War Department and Meyer of the Navy The first named is abroad and the head of the Navy Department to in spooling navy yarda on the memo coast The Cabinet was busy yesterday witk routine department matters that concern estimates for next years appropriations- the recommendation in the Presidents message and the furtherance of the plan of economy in the executive department William E S Griswold York secretary of the Stocka and Bonds Coot mission appointed by President Taft Under the authority of the railroad law paused at the last session of Const was in Washington yesterday arranglnt for headquarters fer the commlMion Thy probably will be given space In oM Senate office building Frank B Kellogg alter a call on the President yesterday made it clear to the newspaper men that he would not accept the office of Solicitor General to succeed the late Lloyd W Bowers There Men much speculation as to the proba- bility of Mr Kellogga appointment Mr Kellogg explained yesterday that he caltod on the President merely to pay hit respects Late in the afternoon be went for a horseback ride with the President Senator Cullom of Illinois was one of the afternoon callers at the White House He said the object of hill visit was to pay his respects to the President and to look after some appointment in his State DENIES WOMANS CHARGES Arthur O IlanT Tolls of Her Specu- lations in Stock Arthur O Plant ptecfdent the jta of A O Plant A Co yesterday answer to the petition of Mr Lions B Helm for the recovery of certain stock and for an accounting denying there were Irregularities in the Arm dealings with Mrs Helm According to Mr Plant Helm began to invest in September and ended her speculating August SL last with a balance of mac her Investments having aggregated S54sa52 Helm alleged that the Plant firm maintained fictitious entries WEATHER CONDITIONS U 8 Dept o AcrkaHnM Weather Bwwaa Washington Friday fl JMs4 m cstatuafe diaturhmooe acoonnanied by rain has dev ioied to the Middle Stats The center waa- otw lake Michigan Friday erentog sad the div torhanee wa gradually incMaatag in nefy In the traneMtstiatfpwi recta and in the South tb weather i now moetly fur but ia Eastern eetiona it ia gradually brcuminn muettled aa the atom on imt Lkee annaebea Cantionary adrioea or- Krone wind hew hew stet to Lake etatUna The low temperatoM watt of the MiMiMtppt moderated conrfderably In other aeetiom at country the temperature ha heat variable but the cfaangw were not at great hnponaooe The Lake Murai outward oaoeta tain- in the Lower Lake region tb Xoethem sad Middle Atlantic States Baturdty end fair weather will pro Tail in the Welt tad Middte Stataa Datorday sad Kaatrrn ertJow rtoaday The tn peratuw will b lower in the Cpper Ohio Valley and the Lower Lake ration in W at- ern and OVMnl aecdona th t npmtnr will gradn iUe Ia tU Atlantic 6Ut no SMikcd rtiaapua art indicated The wbMb slang the Yew Knctand eoeat will be bri k caitedr becnain varIable on the Middte Atlantic pajit mnd at to auk aontheaat and moth shifting to Mitbw aterty r aooth Atlantic sad tiiiK oeaMM mnd nue Tariabie on the Unst IjUea- briik to hiP weatrrly Steamers departinir Saturday tog patti will hut brtak euteriy shifting aonthcaaterly- ii ia with ahwwary weather to the Oraad eawA Local TtsiupcrntnrcM- idajgbt S a m B 4 a BL M a sk- r a m M a m IS soon M p BL 4 p P C I p m 11 Hp m- iiuimum T mhiimtiwi ML Relative bwnidtty a 0 S p BL 7i 8 B m 98 Rainfalr 8 p to S p sO T I w at am thin 1 Per tent at poesiM sowhia- T npe tui SUM tIMe list yearMaxhmnwi 61 minimom 3- 4TcmporatnroM in Other Cities TfBperaton Jn Other eltt tecetber with UM o raJaiaQ far tin twentyfour boon faded at i P m y M rsay at as toHaw Xah- vJtei Via i nu Jan AthrrlDe X X K Atlanta Ga n Atlantic City X J M- BUmarek X Oak w- B m Maa- Bnftaln X f- Ohkw Ill 41 Cincinnati Okas- rhejenae Wf iw f Davenport lows TWmTor Cda- D MoinM lawn lialMMMi Tx jJ Helena Moot g- Indianairli lid JaeftagafiD 11 J Kamai City Mo- Ltetk Itaek Adt- L Anfttte CM- Maiquett Mich M- MesmhJa Tltaw- Nrw OrUana La w M New Tot K T North Wan Mwhr OaiaU Xah- vPittcsun Ps A Por kt M Portland QMS Sib Like City M St t t 4- St Paal Mtea Ban FraacianL OaL ft- Sprimfleld s fl 13 Taocnu Was SwWa Vicastof m L Tide Table i a m and S sc- Mnorr wJHth tide 11 a m Jew ttte S a SL stud m Condition of the WEtter to The WasUotte HmW- Hsrpm Fyry w Aa Oct aIVith men dear Ocean SlcnmnliipK Net Y t fiAntaMl sat IttodHr a- t3r Ww WsfcHek msbN at from foreign porU Ifafecrtn Atiguste Vic- toria front Cherbows I I I ill Ill his for I the morn I I Th Char I of New I UenluJoi Itunior I I I fit 1Ued an DOS Ort II the the I will while the to- w I 1 S i 1 at a t4 a IlL 3l I IUD 11 u 41 Y fa M I II oft 111 it 1M M ot 1 Iv 55 It It 11 tGl ft 41 05 J l a 51 a I Todsylitgb tw and 1111 RI Jew Po Po Sped Oat I c Kt1lorg has Ira Mrs l- An f heat ally tie iesn 4 i m a p i I 41 IS S 0 j gi U S C ie a 4 0 V aii ie- I II 5 N at C 41 i7I a lAsh ii 1 ji C- OMo C ie tat n p Lig Diet <> ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > > > > ¬ Chaumont Kalliston and Agallo RugsI- n response to die modern demand for seamless floor cov- erings in plain colorsas well as figured we have introduced three new Americanmade Rugs of high artistic and material excellence which are sold in Washington exclusively by us viz The Chaumont Seamless Axminstcr Rugs which are notable for their durability and the refinement of their colors and designs They may be had in a wide range of plain colors and in figured effects of marked decorative excellence including a fine example of the Chinese rug design now being featured by exclusive decor- ators They come in 26 regular sizes from 1 ft 6 in x 2 ft 10 in at 2 10 to 12 ft x 18 ft at 110 Rugs of special sizes and colors are made to order promptly in any width up to 15 feet and in any length The Kalliston Plain Color Seamless Rugs which have been received most favorably by the public are made in 26 reg- ular sizes and 30 colorings These Rugs offer the maximum of quality at moderate prices the 9x12 size costing only 4250 The new Agallo Plain Color Seamless Rug is a highpile Axminster weave of fine quality It is made in 6 distinct color- ings entirely plain or plain centre with singleband border twoband border and with Ghiordes pattern border An addi tional pattern the Oushak consists of small dark green and blue figures over a rich red ground producing a Rug of handsome appearance Five regular sizes from 3x6 ft at 9 to 9x15 ft at 72 1414 H Street N W Phone Main 4909 W J SLOANE 5 4 p ¬ ¬ ¬ ABE MARTIN SAYS Th trouble with aviation is that th more successful you are th fur- ther you fall Speakin 0 th wave o yisterday Rev Wiley Tan ger said that many workin men er now eatin hominy ever day that t be satisfied with th cheaper cuts 0 beef FREDERICK GUY HELD Allowed Swindler Claim to He a HrltlMh Vice Consul After a preliminary hearing In the Police Court morntig Fred- erick Grey alias Qr y who arrested on a chary of swindling George A P Henderson an employ of the navy yard out of fSOB wa nW under ttflflfl for the action of the grand jury Grey claims to be the British vice consul to Mexico and dresses like a Piccadilly dandy It Is charged he pro cured the money from Henderson under the pretense that he would obtain for him a position in the diplomatic service in Mexico INSECT POWDER MEN HEARD iliiiiufacturerh that Xcw Law Will lie Beneficial Insect powder men were given lag yesterday before a committee com- posed of Solicitor McCabe of the Depart- ment of Agriculture Commhwioner of Internal R S Cabell and Charles Earle Solicitor of of Commerce and Labor The meet loa to draft measures for the en- forcement of the Insecticide act Manufacturers from all over the were present and agreed that a new law would be a good thin Among those who spoke were James A Btaa chard Dr Leon N Adler Charles N Woodruff Benjamin Hammond and R N McCormick NOTABLE MEN TO SPEAK Southern IiulfiMtrlnl Association Will Ilolil O cii The Southern Industrial Educational Association will hold its first meeting of the season this evening at the residence of the president Judge Seth SheparO There will be a large open meeting of association on November IS Tbonm Nelson Page and other notable men will speak on the importance of Industrial education In the afternoon there will he a sale of covers Ac made by the mountain pie in the schools aMid by tho associa- tion 1o Roy AVi c IiiqncNt To ilny- An Inquest will probably be held this morning to dear the mystery surrounding Ae death of Le Roy Wise nineteen years old living In the poxhall road who died at Georgetown Unirersity Hospital yes- terday from a fracture of the skull Wise was found unconscious near the car tracks at Prospect avenue and Imrty eighth street northwest and died a short time after being removed to the hospital The police are inclined to the belief the youth was struck by or fell from a car Capital aud ProtiU Over SL7TS MX or ten cents to deposit you will promote your best inter ests by patronizing bur bank ing dept CTSame rate of Interest paid on both large and small ac- counts More than 29000 open accounts on our books National Savings and Trust Company- Cor 15th and N Y Avs FORTTFOLriTn YEAR extrava- gance used yesterday Frederico Are oar Revenue the Depart- ment coun- try I Sc lon the baskets and sweacla I r I You Have lOOOO was was C wiavings pee Whether U ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CRICKET TEAMS TO PLAY Washington Club Will Line Up Against Baltimore Men Capital AKtcroKHtlon lInt n Vine Ciumu Irt IMnUh Sooond in the PrtwttMit Swrit i will be to RM rrew at the grounds of the Bfcltimor CDtutrr when th WMhtactMt Criebtt Club win rua the wickets with the prefer erek of the Best Th local team will be aocomoMied by moot of the member of tho club armed with the white and blue colon and root ioeemantly for the CapitaUtea The Washington have a chance to flniah second in the race and Cap Cannot has congregated his best players for thIs occasion and endeavor to beat out Oermantown eleven who are tied with Washington for second Should the Country Club Of Baltimore win and they now have first place cinch- ed the locals win be relegated to third position lineup that Capt Cannon an nounce i as follows Rose Cannon Priest Warren Carter Callendar Mc Cubbin Warkward Roberta dAleorn and Sousa Commencing next Monday th grounds committee will start rearranging their grounds in sock eft Park the work vrt h kept during the aotumnej month audi a perfect graood la aids The local team have a special car to Baltimore at Ua nv YOUNG FOOTPADS PAROLED Justice Wright Given Three Boys CliHMec H f rm After lecturing the hors and telling them he was willing to give them a chance if they were inclined to reform Justice Wright yesterday placed Henry M Brooks Emile Daoust and John H Cunningham three boys from Richmond Va who were convicted of holding up two men In Judiciary Park on September 11 in the custody of Probation Officer Porter In suspending sentence Justice Wright said that if they were ever arrested acaln anywhere in the United States they would be required to serve the imposed sentence without any further hearing BAND CONCERT TODAY Hr PlfUwaUi usa Stsisf Oatshy Mssj- la F TymO MCtar at rVtosase 4 p n Pfimsaiwii- Msteh Caaorata- OvcrtsR Bienri VTafMr- Daao at the Osfpanu BmcwUr- iwslts Andaterfa U Thfcjw- MooMavie Caprtwi BoBBsJsr- iPMensiae Pmiswti M OMH Setaetio- aIntcmeoo ASHT laccskssi- Utth Spsaasa BId LIKED CITY TOO MUCH Wifes Petition Ansuorcd liy Prof Blaming his wife for his domestic troubles because she craved too much for city life Prof Reginald Thompson until recently principal of Hamilton pub lie school and a teacher m the Frank- lin night school yesterday filed an an- swer to petition for mainte- nance Because of his legal residence in Glen dale Prince George County Md Prof Thompson tiled a plea that any legal proceedings would have lo be Instituted at Upper Marlboro- In answer to the charges of his wife Mrs Maud McKee Thompson h saM that ever since he removed his residence- to Glendale his wife refused to live with him and has spent the greater portion- of her married life at her mothers home against wishes The rule order- ing Prof Thompson to show why he should not provide for the support of his family was continued until next Thurs- day BODIES REMOVED TO MORGUE Drowning Victim Met Death l y Overloading float The bodies of Richard Langley of 909 Fourth street southeast and Alexander Coghlll of 127 L street southeast who were drowned in the Pctomac River op- posite Glesboro Point Wednesday night are at tho District morgue Langley and Coghlll hired a bateau from Harry D Bailey proprietor of a boathouse at the foot of Eleventh strict southeast about 8 oclock Wednesday night William Lewis of Alexandria was gun- ning on the flats opposite Qlesboro Point yesterday morning and discovered the bodies of Langley an I Coghill heating in feet of water The bateau was loaded with pig iron Tho police say the weight was too much for the boat eRpeMail as trie water was rough when aUfirpted to make their way ta Alexandria Bmlay told the he hired U Uiat to three men and an effort Is being made to learn the identity cf the third man TIle ot the edit played ClUb Irwin nd U to f I I oox r I him his I three they pol- ice last pam etrEt7 series ers place Tl leaving a 4 lsai RujInald lhouipson wife ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > FINDING OF MM BOARD APPROVED No Responsibility Placed for Fatal AccidentT- he board of naval oiliest which in- v the re nt launch aaeidamt at New York In which about twentyftv enlisted moo of the battle snip New Hmnpwbire lost their lives reported that the accident was due to a remarkable chain of circumstances for which no one eepeeiajly was responsible The Anting of the hosed wa yesterday approved by Roar Admiral Reginald T Nicholson chief of the Burea of Naviga- tion who is Acting Secretory of the Navy These determining circumstances appear to have bees L The srfnj launch waa deeply loaded thovch men to than for abandon ship t She WM towed ames a swat tide In a tea Ltd ettU mow by the mull of at ttMt one totem yacht Her hew tilled to rile to then ooadttjotw- X A number at own steadies between thwsn though sot nan thin U usual in liberty lrtes nader ahwibw eonditfawa they wew ordered to ate down but only portally ob td- Oosao sprsy OHM oa bawd taw men at- Motpted to BMNC alt sad aa water on beard tMS Ur Motion to the launch by the avmsaest of th men i In the dMth of toe nun of sailing lawncb the Did Viet valiuM WUM e knew whet wsa bappeciaf TUf sua was calflwt lot a sag to eat putt wbea water ta qiuattty 6Q0u oft boost i Konrtheleea laud b Us that up to tfafe point then WM so danger sad that if all hands bad aUM u eepecUUy had she amid aet ated paste due t tke enters water eeiied a few who jaan d oiirbosiw IbM others Miowed mn- nvmnUat fwwak sad this IbM pradpttatod diameter a Tb darks eontrtMtM tt by eoa- eealiog fra the atMSxr the plight of the sifting lauoh a l List iwaitorlag tepo tfet th 1 Te rtraln o the tow Hue MM at th aided tin to mat or at too sack of a for the nrfrttnc mrsdltirrtf PASTOR WELCOMED HOME Coiiregati Gives Rwc ptlon to- rt v John Vim Sehalclc The congregation of the Church of Our Father Universaiist Thirteenth and L streets northwest gave a reception last evening honor of the pastor Bev John Van Schaick and Mr Van Bcbalck who spent th summer in Europe The reception was under the auspices of the board of trustees the Ladies Aid Society id the OpUratat ClUb of the church After the reception refresh- ment were served The choir spe- cial matic and an orchestra accompanied the church organ The entertainment committee appointed from the different societies of the church were Mr and Mrs H E Williams Mr and Mrs O Knight Mr and Mrs H C Guns Mr and Phil 8 Gunion Dr and Mrs U O Powers L A RosS by Dr and WIMard 0 Small and Mr and Mrs H V Bisbec REACHES SUPREME COURT fcy Govern meat Setting the governments appealing trans a decision of the United States Circuit Court at New York quashing an indictment for libel against the New York World a brief flied by the government in the United Supreme yesterday TfcT substantial question the brief ays whether the Ualtet jMumi court have Jorfsdiction to puntah cor- poration which printed in the city of New Totk a newspaper containing a criminal under the laws of the State of New York and circulated copses of the same within the Federal territory- of West Point The World was indicted March 4 hoP on the charge of defaming and malign- ing Col Roosevelt President Taft Charles P Taft one of the Presidents brothers Douglas Robinson brotherin law of the colonel and William Nelson Cromwell RAILROADS 8ALTHTCRE A OHIO RAILROAD CMOK STATION ROYAL BLUB LINK EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD BOOR TO PHILADELPHIA AXD NEW YORK NKW TKBMIXAL 9D BTBEET fEW TOItK- T a PaRnMc Iarior Car a H Fireboor train Cafe PaHer Car 0M a M ear Parlor Oar n a Diner sad Ihilian Parlor Cir 11 p OL Diner vH rnlbsan Parlor Oar l n SL Roral Lsnited AU PulbwM Sheer pc Diner sod ObMmtki Paitor Oar p m New nil sight BferpeK w Sew York MSI a m Xiectwr to PMladetahta asd Yew Tstk ATLANTIC CITY VM tU 1115- aW pi M TO BALTIMORR- BrSRY HOCR ON TH noun Writ dsya 7 si to 111 p 3 3s Tas T tfat ia fjMt- t a use M1 a m noon m I eta trio itas nitht- CHICAOO a CINCINNATI ST LOITIS AND LOOT TIUS- frtt a m T Utt night P1TTBBORO a at 1 2 3 a Ha8 Right fPlrrprr ready M p m CUCVKLAXD p COU7MBCR at p m V1 KTIXO tW a 538 p CnilBSRT ANn 1 p au Qntes City SfWdaL- WlJfCHESTKR t dfl a m tl m- FRKDKHICK t t l a a tai HaK- IS r m- HAOERPTOWN TM s m ttWJ p m Dial tKirvot Snmtay fRwrday oair TELr PHONES t all the fMKnnnt TtrkM Office 1 O nir Vain 1 O3 Praurlninia eve Main 2J5 New Data Statfc i Tfcfcet Offlat Main 73M InfnnnatVifi Bureau Malt T3E CHESAPEAKE OHIO LINES Pttbttskfd MIIT U tnfonnatfcw set gnanurteed- l p m danyFV lf in Vfartnia aad- Keotockr point IhUhnaa deepen to OlnenjasU and LouivrilV IHrfnr Car t Vlrttnta Hot Sprisw Dlninir far fret Oordf flK- 63B p m dall ClXCINNATf ST LOfflR Hl CAno SPECIAL StUd to St Look iruh ftVepm to Cfcfcaco tope only at limit Pullmani inset eqvtpment sat O 0 a k car nat Lodiwra the Smrtfcwtat reid Neits west PaUnun rt pr to Vintntt Tint flprfaat- iCindnsarL nil Loniwrflle A cart dtabK OK O O Offlen SU P AT 1 ft aed- Osion atatfam Phone Mali and SB for tkketat fcaaxas thick rserralVB and taskab NORFOLK WESTERN RWY aCHBDCLlt IN EFFECT OCT S mt W hlngt Kew Union r0 a inl afly All rotsU w Norfolk sod Wtit- em 1010 p raDilly Ttmn fte Hri 4ol Vtmtanai- I a KnoxTttle Cbattnooofa N yilW New O- Icina Through Steeprr Dining Cam iJO a For IHtato KnRitlU ChaUaaooai- Kashritte and Menphk Wathin M Me vhii- itoper open Unni For NorfolkL e Waamrim 139 a m ditty anti NorWk itS a ttM ann daily snire Norfolk 530 p m w kd y Leaw RMuMnd fay 4d8 p m intrO Norfolk lOS j m- 3di p mDaflyBemrille Lormy Sbewandoah Tram from the Southwest 615 a m M i- p m and M35 a n AU IsttnmtioB Fourteenth street awl New York utmie Bona IluUdlael SOUTHERN B Poowinf schedule acurea published swlj u tafonnatkn and are not fsnisittecd For Athuita Hinnincbam New Otfeiiu- AsheHlk 9 a w and 10 5 p w For Chatunoegi- tnd Mewphls 90 a m daily For Itoaneke Knoxville Mn iwj bam New Orleans MM p m For Reanohe KnotrHk Cbmttanoaa NVshrflte- MemphK iia a ra dilly iaurnt tar open aftir 14 p n For Atkuita Birswnirtmw Cehmbta Chsrhafm- AnsnatB Aftvn SamnMb Jseksa vul ad FterWa- pojcti id3 p m daily L 8 BItOWN General Agtut I I I I I I sieatsUr so the wind to mete aIDe I tile who the began die the boat 7 It seat to tht ut snail the Ire F Mrs ewIil Libel Cooe nool18n tppsaiod forth pafll OD- In libel LX VII a Diner 14 Costhos to Philadriphi to reek A I a tI If t2G1 pSt MtI 1M tSd see ttfi 01131 m If Si p a 0 M IlL n m Po tt WHir tnt Pullman dim 11 ilO Po In dlUF F V TUnTm rM iIscio Wilt 1 I 1 Stat arrive RAILWAY- N oWe CUt l net coefwsd readied tcr by wits wan grid the i alto let- down bate appatet beard a the dim teeing ipvlltiu is siesdy sumsds ese sang Mrs was States burt is a t tam t in Si p t 5 t i Onto n niL IlSi 3g t3le ttitS fm see iSO e W5TWAXD 1ti < m lle 111 I os ISSi N Watt ditto t carte a Leer a ¬ ¬ ¬ > < > < > > = HAYDENS HOME OF 934 F and 527 and 529 Tenth Streets These suits are made in the best possible manner and in the latest styles and patterns Allwool Cas simeres Cheviots Thibets and Worsteds and in allwool serge lin- ings and fully guaranteed equal to any suit on the market 10 1250 or 15 j Wellmade nicely finished garments that will stand the wear and tear the little fellows are bound to subject them to Sizes up to 18 years HAYDENS HOME OF 934 F and 527 and 529 Tenth Streets t Hart Schaffner Marx CLOTHING Saturday Sate on Clothing at 750 1 Ii 0 CIHLDRENS SUITS Prices start at 125 up to 750 Hart Schaffner j Marx CLOTHING g- II ¬ DIED BARTLEYOn Thursday October 20 l l at 6 a m ROBERT W BART LEY aged fifty years Funeral chapel of Prank Oeiers Sons 11U Seventh street northwest Saturday Ortober 23 at 290 p In- terment at Glenwood Cemetery lifts burg and Freeport papers please copy Thursday evening October Wt- IWflL at 145 oclock Mrs ALICE M COOK beloved daughter of Lola and the laZe Robert S Jones Fuiierai from her late resideace 714 H treat Saturday October 22 at 2 m and relatives invited papers please copy DAVI8On October 21 ISM at her residence 917 Dent place Davis Funeral Saturday October 22 at from Holy Trinity Church where will be Interment private OATCHELOn October WO at New York City MAURICE H Jr aged five years only son of Maurice Mattie Gaichel n e Aldrich Interment at New York City Saturday October 22 Funeral from S3 Bdgecombe avenue GATUNGPeiianed this life sudd ly- on Thursday October 24 ISM at 11 p ra 81T8AK GATLZKO Notice of funeral hereafter GROVEROn Wednesday October 1MO at the residence of his aunt Mrs James K Kelly 1MJ N street CU VIER son of the late Gen Cuvier Grover and Ela M Grover Funeral Saturday at 2J p m from the residence MAHEmOa Thursday afternoon Octo- ber isif at Chestnut Locke toriun RockvUle Md Miss ROSIE MA HER Funeral service at Gawlers undertak- ing establishment 1732 Pennsylvania 8S oclock thence to St Matthews Cnur h where high meat will b ft 9 a m Friends invited to attend Interment at Mount Olivet private MACMILLANOn Thursday 19W in Charleston 8 C T MACMILLAN formerly of Washing- ton D C WSBgK PisMenly on Thwrsday 20 1SW at ltt a nv at reel Fifth street southeast WEBER beloved wife of late J H Weber Funeral from her late residence Satur- day October 22 at 2 m New York Philadelphia sac Baltimore pa- pers please copy WILLIAMSOn Thursday October at a m at her residence HESTER ANN WILLIAMS beloved wife of William E Williams Funeral from the residence of her daughter Mrs E MeCleary 1421 E street southeast Saturday October 22 at 2 m Interment at Congres- sional Cemetery Prince George pa- pers please copy WILLISMm FLORENCE WILLIS wife of Charles S Willis in the fortieth year of her ago Funeral private from her late resi- dence TO H street northwest Satur day October 22 at 2 p m Long Branch N J papers copy YOITNGOn Friday ISM at the home of her daughter Cora Mr Knew 9 Fifth street northeast LAURA O YOUNG l the sixty sixth year of her age Interment in Baltimore Baltimore please copy ZELLER8On Thursday October 20 1910 at WEBSTER FRANKLIN son of Hattie E and William A Zellers aged nineteen months IN MEMORIAM Encampment No 0 Union Veteran Le- gion under date of October 5 adapted the following COMKADK P T HOPPLIGBR- Ood tasm touched him nd b teH- IB tit tf Oasindft Hoflhpr we mMs th Muninaat safes A irmn ir km Hi- pnswt in hl attcndane K ear fgnUr meetings ad w n oAnr or HI tk always ready to diMterne tetthfally uA well every duty BMten d hte Dd hit put WM Inn for hbml ooatrihutian when iiMshj dHuuuM cMl Uf he 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iiglMiiiii- ddnw The h ok nt the company will b dated for the tnncf of from October M to tTM ber i both locladw Stockholders she changed their rfdraum tiaae due of teat diridmd will pleue sooty oonpaoy HAWCT- MKEM TreuuRT ocUtfC GEO M BARKER 649 N Y Ave 1517 7th St Has the Best Assortment of for all purposes Prices always low Phone M 1348 Have Buckwheat Cakes FTJT bmkfMt tttarttm be mm nttto- UtMB of MILLER SELF RAWING SliCE WHLtT Xo oth r brmo yields Mefa wfarie souse delinmiB griddle cakes Suictly wee E7At soar grocers No ffjmnncra MiMptied B B Earnshaw Bro WHOLXMALE GROCERS 11th tad M fU M THE BEAUTIFUL NECKT- he xnccii ieck must be maided in a circular be firm soiuotli iud wril ruuniod to and ore o of mrxinc Bj l rep lirptLbinc X- xjr ilt 1 R KLtlisAM Reef tra blM of any nature yifltnptly and U IST w MR JACK 924 DSC I XETIR DISAPPO For the Lawyers- We make a apecialty of printing Bripfa sad Mottoes with absolute accuracy with a mmvtncM made jXMAbla tulj bf SET x- cvrtteual faculties PB4XTKIL Byron Adams 2 um I one M sX- RICISINGEK ICE CRBSAM- b a pest treat emcUj pure M calkw We- K BSUOB 23J G Ph He M 278T VIA VI SCIENCE OF HEALTH 400p book free Apply by man Sl Colorado Bldg Free lecture for women Wednesdays at 230 p m- 46tf of Chevy uliiia W make d y dtliverics in a l tectiona ot Chevy Chaa of rrtlfri f r Wires LtQon Groorrtea awl full cortniect of Dunestic and Imported Seat given pratnpt tifiUon tty pica Cotntoow treatment our motto JASELLI BROS 1SJW 14th Mt nw Pbon North AUCTION SALES- S BENSIKGEE AUCTIONEER On SATURDAY October 22 MJ at at the Market Uth and B eta nw condemned District horses No SSS sad Oft by order Itf Commissioners D C M C HARGROVE Property Cterk D C C Q SLOAX k CO- TKITBTKKB CUT YKRY VALttABLX MOD RJCSIDKNCra KCIXO PBEU1SKI PlOP ISfB VHM AND OBI B STRUT SWOTS- BAOT WASHINGTON D C Under lad hy firtne at the hnnoMd by a aerial died at bassist date tto twenty eoood day at July US and weantsi the IWrtteth day of July M in Liber Mo Mt tall 1J et aeq one of the land reeonk tt the DtBtrtet- of OniowWa default having aide ia the pot meet of the debt Menrad by Mid dent C tew die MitnlsBad will offer for tale at pshBe ai frost of the property on THURSDAY tM tklrlissUi of October 0 at four oclock n s tIN tot lowinc described rest ute with hmproeasMnt- acsaosunta of says sad atnil sm nato belonfinR situate sad lying ia tht District at CoJvnbia namely Leg ntoetyw eMt nSSMf right Sf and nlnetynune la Gaons X sad Annn 8 Tayiors traeteee tihoifMM of put of squats tea hondwd and thirtyteten liE aa pot pUt reeorded in Liber r folio of the ncordf of the ftoneyprs of the Dtetrict of Oohnsbia fyvtiosa of Iota tys f B OD and ninety ifht M M haw hmte fare bees wleaaed for alley pnrpoe hspmsd hr three modern ifnidincM known aa jnavsis NeIL MB and UW B atreet southeast fahaMt te prior iaenmbrane of JST lot K 9U0 a lit K sad 2600 on tot a mewed by Of tMet dated July IM UlNa rate at W eSt Tma of tale Etch BOOM will be otfmd tee aeparatrlr A deposit o two hundred SoHsn pel house muM be suds with the trustee si tat Use of isle Mbject to forfettme it the laces af ath be Mt eaaplted rttt and tbe hsUnee of the pafshan price for each howe be mt the uaiS aiirS an an cash or crn taW cash sad tile belies in equal portlws ir with tetemt fbnwm frosi their date nntfl at tiw rate of I per cesium per snows psysblo VpsJ- ananslly sod by deed of truat a i fBe- srty sold all eant eyaseuis sad iceordisc st tke t prime of the purchaacr Tame of isle mart be eastpllcd with wttkia tt w from the rt U of sale or the property will be chaser 4r days n trtieemeot w peer tuwisatd te WtsMnflMn D C QBORQM E FLUU O EDWARD I HILLYDt Treat Boflotac IStk K ats nw mat baa been the caW stock die able be fit tock n dates baN the Millwork to form glee rue ari tetitirm Mietntt Trttirnxt ti iu K ow ROOFS cap kIof alter tlfftS to MrH- Roo UrkI and E law tree 1IROIUCLAD EIIF1 II epJlif U- a lflNS S fl r NAT- ural Residents 10 A sell at Wholesale SAx 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Aft y Fow Ilniirx in Cnnitiil ChiufExecutive Start OH Trip toPniianin Giiiiiic t CluirletitoH-jWhvre He Iluurl Baltic ShllTennessee Cabinet In lliiHj
President Taft has made ntana togo to his home in Cincinnati to vote Oft
election dayHe registered by affidavit Thursday
nlgnt He will leave Washington on theafternoon of Monday November 7 andarrive in Cincinnati in the morning ofelection dirjr He will leave Cli isplillWashington the same afternoon ffrrirlnghere November
After a few hours in Washington thoPresident will start on him trip tar Pan-ama He will go by roil to CharlestonS C arriving there about l oclock on
morning of November Ml
He will go aboard the battle ship Ten-nessee some lima ia tat and thbattle ship with its convoy the Montanawill leave Charleston at high tide ontht 10th
President probably will be aceompanied by Mrs Taft and D Norton secretary to the President
Cabinet Holds MeolJnirTwo members of the Cabinet were ab-
sent from the first regular meeting sincethe Presidents return from Beverly heldyesterday Secretaries DteWnson of theWar Department and Meyer of theNavy The first named is abroad andthe head of the Navy Department to inspooling navy yarda on the memo coast
The Cabinet was busy yesterday witkroutine department matters that concernestimates for next years appropriations-the recommendation in the Presidentsmessage and the furtherance of the planof economy in the executive department
William E S Griswold Yorksecretary of the Stocka and Bonds Cootmission appointed by President TaftUnder the authority of the railroad lawpaused at the last session of Constwas in Washington yesterday arranglntfor headquarters fer the commlMionThy probably will be given space In oMSenate office building
Frank B Kellogg alter a call on thePresident yesterday made it clear to thenewspaper men that he would not acceptthe office of Solicitor General to succeedthe late Lloyd W Bowers ThereMen much speculation as to the proba-
bility of Mr Kellogga appointment MrKellogg explained yesterday that he caltodon the President merely to pay hitrespects Late in the afternoon be wentfor a horseback ride with the President
Senator Cullom of Illinois was one ofthe afternoon callers at the White HouseHe said the object of hill visit was topay his respects to the President and tolook after some appointment in hisState
DENIES WOMANS CHARGES
Arthur O IlanT Tolls of Her Specu-lations in Stock
Arthur O Plant ptecfdent the jtaof A O Plant A Co yesterday
answer to the petition of Mr LionsB Helm for the recovery of certainstock and for an accounting denyingthere were Irregularities in the Armdealings with Mrs Helm
According to Mr Plant Helmbegan to invest in September andended her speculating August SL lastwith a balance of mac her Investmentshaving aggregated S54sa52 Helmalleged that the Plant firm maintained
fictitious entries
WEATHER CONDITIONS
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cstatuafe diaturhmooe acoonnanied by rain hasdev ioied to the Middle Stats The center waa-
otw lake Michigan Friday erentog sad the divtorhanee wa gradually incMaatag in nefy In thetraneMtstiatfpwi recta and in the South tb weatheri now moetly fur but ia Eastern eetiona it iagradually brcuminn muettled aa the atom on
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moderated conrfderably In other aeetiom atcountry the temperature ha heat variable but thecfaangw were not at great hnponaooe
The Lake Murai outward oaoeta tain-in the Lower Lake region tb Xoethem sad MiddleAtlantic States Baturdty end fair weather will proTail in the Welt tad Middte Stataa Datorday sadKaatrrn ertJow rtoaday
The tn peratuw will b lower in the Cpper OhioValley and the Lower Lake ration in W at-
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art indicatedThe wbMb slang the Yew Knctand eoeat will be
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yisterday Rev Wiley Tanger said that many workin men ernow eatin hominy ever day that
t be satisfied with th cheapercuts 0 beef
FREDERICK GUY HELD
Allowed Swindler Claim to He aHrltlMh Vice Consul
After a preliminary hearing In thePolice Court morntig Fred-erick Grey alias Qr y who
arrested on a chary of swindlingGeorge A P Henderson an employ ofthe navy yard out of fSOB wa nWunder ttflflfl for the action of the grandjury Grey claims to be the British viceconsul to Mexico and dresses like aPiccadilly dandy It Is charged he procured the money from Henderson underthe pretense that he would obtain forhim a position in the diplomatic servicein Mexico
INSECT POWDER MEN HEARD
iliiiiufacturerh that Xcw LawWill lie Beneficial
Insect powder men were givenlag yesterday before a committee com-
posed of Solicitor McCabe of the Depart-ment of Agriculture Commhwioner ofInternal R S Cabell andCharles Earle Solicitor of
of Commerce and Labor The meetloa to draft measures for the en-
forcement of the Insecticide actManufacturers from all over the
were present and agreed that a newlaw would be a good thin Amongthose who spoke were James A Btaachard Dr Leon N Adler Charles NWoodruff Benjamin Hammond and RN McCormick
NOTABLE MEN TO SPEAK
Southern IiulfiMtrlnl Association WillIlolil O cii
The Southern Industrial EducationalAssociation will hold its first meeting ofthe season this evening at the residenceof the president Judge Seth SheparOThere will be a large open meeting of
association on November IS TbonmNelson Page and other notable men willspeak on the importance of Industrialeducation
In the afternoon there will he a sale of
covers Ac made by the mountainpie in the schools aMid by tho associa-tion
1o Roy AVi c IiiqncNt To ilny-
An Inquest will probably be held thismorning to dear the mystery surroundingAe death of Le Roy Wise nineteen yearsold living In the poxhall road who diedat Georgetown Unirersity Hospital yes-terday from a fracture of the skullWise was found unconscious near the cartracks at Prospect avenue and Imrtyeighth street northwest and died a shorttime after being removed to the hospitalThe police are inclined to the belief theyouth was struck by or fell from a car
Capital aud ProtiU Over SL7TS MX
or ten cents to deposit youwill promote your best interests by patronizing bur banking dept
CTSame rate of Interest paidon both large and small ac-counts More than 29000 openaccounts on our books
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Washington Club Will Line Up
Against Baltimore Men
Capital AKtcroKHtlon lInt n VineCiumu Irt IMnUh Sooond in
the PrtwttMit Swrit i
will be to RM rrew at thegrounds of the Bfcltimor CDtutrrwhen th WMhtactMt Criebtt Club winrua the wickets with the prefer erek
of the BestTh local team will be aocomoMied by
moot of the member of tho club armedwith the white and blue colon and rootioeemantly for the CapitaUtea
The Washington have a chance toflniah second in the race and CapCannot has congregated his best playersfor thIs occasion and endeavor to beatout Oermantown eleven who aretied with Washington for second
Should the Country Club Of Baltimorewin and they now have first place cinch-ed the locals win be relegated to thirdposition
lineup that Capt Cannon announce i as follows Rose CannonPriest Warren Carter Callendar McCubbin Warkward Roberta dAleornand Sousa
Commencing next Monday th groundscommittee will start rearranging theirgrounds in sock eft Park thework vrt h kept during the aotumnejmonth audi a perfect graood la aids
The local team have a special car toBaltimore at U a nv
YOUNG FOOTPADS PAROLED
Justice Wright Given Three BoysCliHMec H f rm
After lecturing the hors and tellingthem he was willing to give them achance if they were inclined to reformJustice Wright yesterday placed HenryM Brooks Emile Daoust and John HCunningham three boys from RichmondVa who were convicted of holding uptwo men In Judiciary Park on September11 in the custody of Probation OfficerPorter
In suspending sentence Justice Wrightsaid that if they were ever arrestedacaln anywhere in the United States theywould be required to serve the imposedsentence without any further hearing
BAND CONCERT TODAY
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Wifes Petition Ansuorcd liy Prof
Blaming his wife for his domestictroubles because she craved too muchfor city life Prof Reginald Thompsonuntil recently principal of Hamilton publie school and a teacher m the Frank-lin night school yesterday filed an an-
swer to petition for mainte-nance
Because of his legal residence in Glendale Prince George County Md ProfThompson tiled a plea that any legalproceedings would have lo be Institutedat Upper Marlboro-
In answer to the charges of his wifeMrs Maud McKee Thompson h saMthat ever since he removed his residence-to Glendale his wife refused to live withhim and has spent the greater portion-of her married life at her mothershome against wishes The rule order-ing Prof Thompson to show why heshould not provide for the support of hisfamily was continued until next Thurs-day
BODIES REMOVED TO MORGUE
Drowning Victim Met Death l yOverloading float
The bodies of Richard Langley of 909
Fourth street southeast and AlexanderCoghlll of 127 L street southeast whowere drowned in the Pctomac River op-
posite Glesboro Point Wednesday nightare at tho District morgue
Langley and Coghlll hired a bateaufrom Harry D Bailey proprietor of aboathouse at the foot of Eleventh strictsoutheast about 8 oclock Wednesdaynight
William Lewis of Alexandria was gun-ning on the flats opposite Qlesboro Pointyesterday morning and discovered thebodies of Langley an I Coghill heating in
feet of waterThe bateau was loaded with pig iron
Tho police say the weight was too muchfor the boat eRpeMail as trie water wasrough when aUfirpted to make theirway ta Alexandria Bmlay told the
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FINDING OF MMBOARD APPROVED
No Responsibility Placed forFatal AccidentT-
he board of naval oiliest which in-
v the re nt launch aaeidamt atNew York In which about twentyftvenlisted moo of the battle snip NewHmnpwbire lost their lives reported thatthe accident was due to a remarkablechain of circumstances for which no oneeepeeiajly was responsible
The Anting of the hosed wa yesterdayapproved by Roar Admiral Reginald TNicholson chief of the Burea of Naviga-tion who is Acting Secretory of theNavy These determining circumstancesappear to have bees
L The srfnj launch waa deeply loaded thovchmen to than for abandon ship
t She WM towed ames a swat tide In a tea
Ltd ettU mow by the mull of at ttMt one totemyacht Her hew tilled to rile to then ooadttjotw-
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lrtes nader ahwibw eonditfawa they wew orderedto ate down but only portally ob td-
Oosao sprsy OHM oa bawd taw men at-
Motpted to BMNC alt sad aa water onbeard tMS Ur Motion to the launchby the avmsaest of th meni In the dMth of toe nun of sailing
lawncb the Did Viet valiuM WUM eknew whet wsa bappeciaf TUf sua was calflwt lota sag to eat putt wbea water ta qiuattty
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PASTOR WELCOMED HOME
Coiiregati Gives Rwc ptlon to-
rt v John Vim SehalclcThe congregation of the Church of Our
Father Universaiist Thirteenth and L
streets northwest gave a reception lastevening honor of the pastor Bev JohnVan Schaick and Mr Van Bcbalck whospent th summer in Europe
The reception was under the auspicesof the board of trustees the Ladies AidSociety id the OpUratat ClUb of thechurch After the reception refresh-ment were served The choir spe-
cial matic and an orchestra accompaniedthe church organ
The entertainment committee appointedfrom the different societies of the churchwere Mr and Mrs H E Williams Mrand Mrs O Knight Mr and Mrs HC Guns Mr and Phil 8 GunionDr and Mrs U O Powers L A RosSby Dr and WIMard 0 Small andMr and Mrs H V Bisbec
REACHES SUPREME COURT
fcy Govern meatSetting the governments
appealing trans a decision of theUnited States Circuit Court at NewYork quashing an indictment for libelagainst the New York World a briefflied by the government in the United
Supreme yesterdayTfcT substantial question the brief
ays whether the Ualtet jMumicourt have Jorfsdiction to puntah cor-poration which printed in the city ofNew Totk a newspaper containing a
criminal under the laws of theState of New York and circulated copsesof the same within the Federal territory-of West Point
The World was indicted March 4 hoPon the charge of defaming and malign-ing Col Roosevelt President TaftCharles P Taft one of the Presidentsbrothers Douglas Robinson brotherinlaw of the colonel and William NelsonCromwell
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934 F and 527 and 529 Tenth Streets
These suits are made in the bestpossible manner and in the lateststyles and patterns Allwool Cassimeres Cheviots Thibets andWorsteds and in allwool serge lin-
ings and fully guaranteed equal toany suit on the market 10 1250or 15 j
Wellmade nicely finished garments that will stand the wearand tear the little fellows are bound to subject them to
Sizes up to 18 years
HAYDENS HOME OF
934 F and 527 and 529 Tenth Streets
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Hart Schaffner MarxCLOTHING
Saturday Sate on Clothing at 7501
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Prices start at 125 up to 750
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DIEDBARTLEYOn Thursday October 20
l l at 6 a m ROBERT W BARTLEY aged fifty years
Funeral chapel of Prank OeiersSons 11U Seventh street northwestSaturday Ortober 23 at 290 p In-terment at Glenwood Cemetery liftsburg and Freeport papers pleasecopy
Thursday evening October Wt-
IWflL at 145 oclock Mrs ALICE MCOOK beloved daughter of Lola andthe laZe Robert S Jones
Fuiierai from her late resideace 714 Htreat Saturday October 22 at 2 m
and relatives invitedpapers please copy
DAVI8On October 21 ISM ather residence 917 Dent place
DavisFuneral Saturday October 22 at
from Holy Trinity Church wherewill be Interment private
OATCHELOn October WO at NewYork City MAURICE H Jr agedfive years only son of Maurice
Mattie Gaichel n e AldrichInterment at New York City Saturday
October 22 Funeral fromS3 Bdgecombe avenue
GATUNGPeiianed this life sudd ly-
on Thursday October 24 ISM at 11
p ra 81T8AK GATLZKONotice of funeral hereafter
GROVEROn Wednesday October1MO at the residence of his aunt MrsJames K Kelly 1MJ N street CUVIER son of the late Gen CuvierGrover and Ela M Grover
Funeral Saturday at 2J p m fromthe residence
MAHEmOa Thursday afternoon Octo-ber isif at Chestnut Locketoriun RockvUle Md Miss ROSIEMA HER
Funeral service at Gawlers undertak-ing establishment 1732 Pennsylvania
8S oclock thence to St MatthewsCnur h where high meat will bft 9 a m Friends invited to attendInterment at Mount Olivet private
MACMILLANOn Thursday19W in Charleston 8 C TMACMILLAN formerly of Washing-ton D C
WSBgK PisMenly on Thwrsday20 1SW at ltt a nv at reel
Fifth street southeastWEBER beloved wife
of late J H WeberFuneral from her late residence Satur-
day October 22 at 2 m NewYork Philadelphia sac Baltimore pa-pers please copy
WILLIAMSOn Thursday Octoberat a m at her residence
HESTER ANNWILLIAMS beloved wife of WilliamE Williams
Funeral from the residence of herdaughter Mrs E MeCleary 1421 Estreet southeast Saturday October 22
at 2 m Interment at Congres-sional Cemetery Prince George pa-pers please copy
WILLISMm FLORENCE WILLISwife of Charles S Willis in the
fortieth year of her agoFuneral private from her late resi-
dence TO H street northwest Saturday October 22 at 2 p m LongBranch N J papers copy
YOITNGOn Friday ISM atthe home of her daughter Cora MrKnew 9 Fifth street northeastLAURA O YOUNG l the sixtysixth year of her age
Interment in Baltimore Baltimoreplease copy
ZELLER8On Thursday October 201910 at WEBSTERFRANKLIN son of Hattie E andWilliam A Zellers aged nineteenmonths
IN MEMORIAM
Encampment No 0 Union Veteran Le-gion under date of October 5 adaptedthe following
COMKADK P T HOPPLIGBR-Ood tasm touched him nd b teH-
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pnswt in hl attcndane K ear fgnUr meetingsad w n oAnr or HI tk always
ready to diMterne tetthfally uA well every dutyBMten d hte Dd hit put WM Inn forhbml ooatrihutian when iiMshj dHuuuM
cMl Uf he curried ftnttf etuuMMriatt-attet Mited him M a soldier
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W itVac onr loss and the fanpmMe lost to Wa
battered sod ricfca funuy and to thom vnt
ted flnr mnot duMn natiKthr offcttac as amsala-tioo the record of an honorable and afnl
adjutant ia dinoUd to memorialin our aA4al preeMdtasi end to tnuismlt to tb-faafly a duly attwted eapr thanof-
RCX1IY RANDFORD-UOMIH RJCMiK
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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JOHN R WRIGHT COFwncml Directors d Emhalmei liverynedion l of riaivi u ipeir ei 137 Tenth Stnw Telephone Xrth un 1sy ltd night
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FUNERAL FLOWERSOJ Description Moderately Priced
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third qnartefly diruUcd of Hidecjtred on of WASH-
INGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPAXY p rXoventer lEO when decks toe MM dM
dnd will mikd to ill tocthoM t iiglMiiiii-ddnw The h ok nt the company will b dated
for the tnncf of from October M to tTMber i both locladw Stockholders she
changed their rfdraum tiaae due of teatdiridmd will pleue sooty oonpaoy HAWCT-
MKEM TreuuRT ocUtfC
GEO M BARKER649 N Y Ave 1517 7th St
Has the Best Assortment of
for all purposes Prices alwayslow Phone M 1348
Have Buckwheat CakesFTJT bmkfMt tttarttm be mm nttto-UtMB of MILLER SELF RAWING SliCEWHLtT Xo oth r brmo yields Mefa wfariesouse delinmiB griddle cakes Suictly wee
E7At soar grocers No ffjmnncra MiMptied
B B Earnshaw BroWHOLXMALE GROCERS 11th tad M fU M
THE BEAUTIFUL NECKT-he xnccii ieck must be maided in a circular
be firm soiuotli iud wril ruuniod toand ore o of mrxinc Bj l rep lirptLbinc X-
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For the Lawyers-We make a apecialty of printing Bripfa sad
Mottoes with absolute accuracy with ammvtncM made jXMAbla tulj bf SET x-
cvrtteual facultiesPB4XTKIL
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RICISINGEK ICE CRBSAM-b a pest treat emcUj pure M calkw We-
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VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH400p book free Apply
by man Sl Colorado Bldg Free lecturefor women Wednesdays at 230 p m-
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Chaa of rrtlfri f r Wires LtQon Groorrtea awlfull cortniect of Dunestic and Imported Seatgiven pratnpt tifiUon tty pica Cotntoowtreatment our motto
JASELLI BROS1SJW 14th Mt nw Pbon North
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AUCTIONEER
On SATURDAY October 22 MJ atat the Market Uthand B eta nw condemned Districthorses No SSS sad Oft by order ItfCommissioners D C M C HARGROVEProperty Cterk D C
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ISfB VHM AND OBI B STRUT SWOTS-BAOT WASHINGTON D C
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of OniowWa default having aide ia the potmeet of the debt Menrad by Mid dent C tew die
MitnlsBad will offer for tale at pshBe ai
frost of the property on THURSDAY tM tklrlissUiof October 0 at four oclock n s tIN tot
lowinc described rest ute with hmproeasMnt-acsaosunta of says sad atnil smnato belonfinR situate sad lying ia tht Districtat CoJvnbia namely Leg ntoetyw eMt nSSMfright Sf and nlnetynune la Gaons X
sad Annn 8 Tayiors traeteee tihoifMM ofput of squats tea hondwd and thirtyteten liEaa pot pUt reeorded in Liber r folio of thencordf of the ftoneyprs of the Dtetrict ofOohnsbia fyvtiosa of Iotatys f B OD and ninety ifht M M haw hmtefare bees wleaaed for alley pnrpoe hspmsd hrthree modern ifnidincM known aa jnavsis NeILMB and UW B atreet southeast fahaMt teprior iaenmbrane of JST lot K 9U0 a litK sad 2600 on tot a mewed by Of tMetdated July IM UlNa rate at W eSt
Tma of tale Etch BOOM will be otfmd teeaeparatrlr A deposit o two hundred SoHsn pelhouse muM be suds with the trustee si tat Useof isle Mbject to forfettme it the laces af ath beMt eaaplted rttt and tbe hsUnee of the pafshanprice for each howe be mt the uaiS aiirS an
an cash or crn taW cash sad tile belies inequal portlws ir
with tetemt fbnwm frosi their date nntfl attiw rate of I per cesium per snows psysblo VpsJ-
ananslly sod by deed of truat a i fBe-srty sold all eanteyaseuis sad iceordisc st tke tprime of the purchaacr
Tame of isle mart be eastpllcd with wttkia tt wfrom the rt U of sale or the property will be
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