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60 Weeklv Winner


The fourth weekly contest closes
tonight at midnight. Tomorrow the
pictures submitted for It VIII be re-
viewed by the usual jury Of three
artists, two men and enc woman.
The name of the winner and her
photograph win be published in The
Sunday Times Sunday.
It is extremely gratifying to note that
the photographs are being received by
the Beauty Editor in as great numbers
as ever before. The interest taken IN
the contest has been even greater than
was expected. Most gratifying OF all has
been the civic pride that has been the
inspiring motive Of many who sent in
pictures of Washington beautiful wom-
en-. 1t augurs sure success.
But there should be no relaxing in the
effort to find lovely women in the clos
ing days Of the quest. II there is one
woman in the District of Columbia more
beautiful than those whose photographs
have already been submitted IN the con
test. The Sunday Times wants her
photograph. This search for. beauty was
originated to find the one woman who IS
supreme in beauty among all her sis
ters in the National Capital
Seeking Most Beautiful.
Judging from the beauty Of those.
whose photographs have been sent in,
The Sunday Times is willing to rest the
city's fate in the national contest with
those already received. But there may
be a woman stili more lovely than all
of the pictures now in. Let all those
who have interested themselves IN the
contest be on the lookout for her.
Until the last hour of the contest, let
the stream Of photographs flow steadily
into the offices of The Sunday Times.
The winner Of the contest here will de-
fend the eity's reputation for lovely
womanhood in contest so monumental.
so embracing and so unprecedented that
the women in it viii form the greatest
galaxy OF boauty the world has ever
seen. The contest viii be between the
Ioveliest women that the researches Of 500
newspapers have been able to bring out.
Nothing that can possibly help wash
ington's chances in the competition be
tween the cities should be neglected.
The prize Of s100 that goes to the send
ct of the winner in the final contest
should no. be the only consideration.
There is q greater object in view. the
determinai on TO make Washington's
fame as te home OF beauty everlast-
ing.
With the cooperation the public has
given in the past. this thing viii be
done Let the help of the people con-
tinue until April q, the close of the
contest, and the result between the
cities OF this country and Canada will
never be IN doubt.
Beauty at Tenth and 0.
A proof Of the interest taken general
y in the contest is the nursber OF. sug-
gestIons that come TO the Beauty Edi-
or abont photographs that should be
chained. a latter from n artist, after
referring TO . young wo nan living on
Q street. at the corner OF Tenth street !
northwest. says:
From an artistic standpoint, taking
into careful consideration the measure /
ments OF the face. the mouth, etc, /
which should count in a beauty contest. I
this young lady IS perfect. Her profile
IS one OF perfect regularity. Her color /
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

There will be rain tonight and prob
y SATURDAY IN the middle Atlantic
states end snow in the lake region and
Ofio valley. It win DC colder tonight
ana Saturday IN the east Gulf and
south Atlantic States. and the lower
middle Atlantic Statas
Steamers departing today fer European
ports VIII have light 70 fresh p-esterlv
winds and tair weather 10 the Grand
Banks
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DEATH REVEALS
YOUNG ROSARIO
SECRETLY WE'D
Filipino Student Married
to Poughkeepsie Girl
While at School
There.

POUGHKEEPSIE y. Y, April r.
A romance was brought 10 light here
through the announcement OF the death
OF Ignacio A Rosario at Washington,
one Of four Filipinos who were sent by
the American Government TO q business
college in this city. The young man
was here in 1soi. and went from here to
Washington 10 study law in the George
Washington University.
1t turns out that while the young Fili-
pino was here he married Miss Mar
garet Alberta Cruthers, CT this city,
the couple being married last summer
in New York city.
After Rosario's sudden death here from
the effects OF an operation. the Filipino
bureau of the War Department was ac-
quainted with the fact that Rosario
was married and his wife was immedi-
ately communicated with II also de-
veioped that Rosario had visited his
wife several times. one visit being at
Thanksgiving, and another on New
Year Day. and other holidays. each
time without the department officials
becoming any the wiser as TO his matri-
monial venture.
While there is no rule against the
marriage of Filipino students who are
being educated at the Government ex-
pense, 1t is generally expected that they
viii remain single, inasmueh as the
yearly allowance for each is only $500
for food. clothing and incidentals. It
is said that Rosario obtained 4 position
and worked out Of study hours for the
money with which to support his wife,
who resided with her mother at POUCH
keepsie. The affair was a love snatea,
and the grief Of the young wife. who
came to Washington to attend the fu-
neral services Wednesday last was
pathetic in the extreme. She was ac-
companied by her mother. the two still
being in the city
Mrs. Rosario has given her consent
that her husbands body be removed to
his old home. Manila. ana the body
viii be shipped and placed aboard a
ship leaving San Francisco early In
May
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Delegation Made Larger.

The names OF Messrs. ChOate, Porter.
Rose, Davis and Sperry were announced
a year ago at this time, but before the
secretary and other attaches were Sc
lected the meeting Of the congress was
postponed until this summer. The Times
was able TO announce month ago that
not only would the same delegation be
appointed, but t would be increased BY
ar buchanan and another delegate,
VINO had not at that time been selected.
The official announcement was with
held, however, till the official invitation
To participate IN the congress had been
received from the Netherlands govern
me1T which came yesterday, through
the minister from that country to Wash
ington.
Mr.. Choate. who will be chairman of
the delegation, was formerly ambassa-
dor to Great Britain; General Porter was
formerly amba sSadOT 10 France Judge
Rose was formerly president of the
American Bar Association, is now presi-
dent of the Arkansas Bar Association
and Is recognized as one OF the best
American authorities on international
law: Mr. Hill is the American minister
TO the Netherlands and was formerly
professor of international law at the
University of Rochester; General Davis
is Judge advocate general OF the army
and was 70 merly professor of interna-
tional law at the Military ACADEMY.
Admiral .sperry Is president OF the Ma
val War College at Newport, having
been promoted to that position a year
ag5 from naval attache at London. when
ne was raised from the grade of cap
tain 20 rear admiral.
Mr. Buchanan was the first American
minister TO the Republic Of Panama.
later was minister to Argentina, and
was chairman OF the American delega-
ton at the Pan-American conference ar
Rio de Janeiro last summer 1t was
principally because OF this latter office
that he was selected to go on the en-
larged delegation. In order TO represent
the interests of the United States as
pertaining TO the new policy in relation
10 the Latin-American republics. Mr.
Buchanan recently relieved John Bar
rett of the principal duties of drawing
up the new treaty with Colombia.
Hr Hale. who has been apnoiufeff
secretary of the delegation was FORM
erlv secretary of the embassy at Vi
enlla, and IS the son of Senator Hale
81 Maine, Judge Scott who has been
delegated as the expert on international
Law is solicitor of the State pepart-
nant and was formerly a lecturer on
international law and diplonas.v in
George Washington University. Charles
Henry Butler. the expert attache. is re-
porter OF the United States Supreme
court The translators and clerks ,s1-e
not vet been announced
The delegation win sail from New
York for Antwerp about the middle of
May.
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Child Disguised;
Prayer Requested
To Discover Him

To the Editor Of The Washington Times:
I think It likely the little Marvin boy
was drowned in q treacherous hole near
the straw stack. II he were kidnapped
think he would undoubtedly be very
much disguised.
Probably he would be dressed as a
little girl and I think his skin would
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Every Saturday and Sunday. via Penn
syIvania Railroad Tickets good ret-irn-
ing until Sunday night All regular trains
except Congressional Limited ADV.
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Alabama FlOOring. mostly edge grain.
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Bond Subscription Assured.

Boards. vide. an heart. s2.oO per 100 It.
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DOWNTOWN TEMPERATURE.
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Beauty at Tenth and Q.

Lihbsy & c.. 9Th 81, and Nsw York ave.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-22
Serd Foreign Missionaries.

Denton, Texas, Nov. 2o.-The Ho
illness church at Pilot Point sent out
four foreign missionaries this week
Misses Lu5a Rogers and Minta Pool
30 to Africa and Misses Nelson and
Andy Fritzlan go to India, They sail
from New York. Nov. 2S. Rev, y,
J. O'Neal left Pilot Point today for
Seattle, whence he will sail for Ja'
pan Dec. | to enter the missionary
field there.
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r How 70 Cure a Cold.

Be as careful as you can YOU viii
occasionally take GoId. and when gou
do, get a medicine of known rclia
bility. one that has an established
reputation and that Is certain ia
effect a quick cure. Such medicine
Is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. |,
has gained world wide reputation
by its remarkable cures of this most
common allment and can always
be depended upon. II acts natures
plan. relieves the lungs, aids ex
pectoratiou. opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system
to q healthy condition. During the
many years in which It has been
in general Use we have yet TO learn
of siugle case Of cold or attacl;
of the grip having resulted In pncu
monia when this remedy was used
which shows conclusively that It Is
a. Gertain preventive OF that danger.
ops DISEASE Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy contains no, opium or other
narcotic. and may be given as con
hdently 70 a baby as 10 an adult
For safes by p JpfRamsey and Hon.
man nri9 Co.7G ofi NJ ..I W
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GOV. HASKELL APPROVES IDEA
OF MEETING IN WASHING.
TON NEXT SPRING.

Guthrie. Okla. Nov Ex-Governor
Haskell likes President ROpseve'ts
| Idea as conveyed In the presidents g
recent proclamation for meeting
in Washington next May of sena-
tors. congrcssmep. governors and
three representatives from each
state to discuss economies in gen.
eral Governor Haskell authorized
the following statement tonight:
The, presidents plan to discuss
in thiS manner economics in gen
cral. and the cultivation and pres.
ervation of forests. development OF
substitute material. utility and pres.
ervaton of natural resources. and
in general handing down to pos.
terity country not Impoverished
by depletion Of natural resources.
is in my opinion an excellent idea
The results which | expect to see
follow such a meeting are those
which invariably follow the conoen.
tration of American thought and
genius upon patriotic and progress
siyc subjects. In short the ques.
tions proposed by the president
are vital to the country's future,
and thought upon the subject IL
sure to produce good results"
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Meridian, y Miss. Now 20.--News
Eeahe d n 10 from. Pea Ridge, Kemper
countya aeout thrty.fiye miles north
Of here. Of the killing of Jim Marti,
son, Monday night by his brother. Ed,
by ,siabbing. I.5..I4.I .... %
: The latest information from Pea
Ridge is that the brother was uncon,
sGious of his crime until he awoke
this morning. lie at once surren-
-dered to THE authorities and was i'm.
,pr,sonod', II WAS reported that ne
actsl in self defense ! g,.a .r,
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WILL GUST BLACK HAND
TWENTY MEMBERS OF WHITE
HAND POLICE FORCE SWORN
FOR DUTY.

Chicago. NV. 2l-The first mem.
bers OF lhH Mano Blanca or White
Hand .pohcr force were sworn in
yesterday and started ON their task
OF running dpwn the suspected lead
ers u. the Black Hand in Chicago.
Twenty lialians--- poddlerS. clerks and
laborers enrolled in the secret
list Of the new society by Stephcn
Malatp acting chief of police otthe
foes OF the Back band. s...IN
only MIR Malato and tsDI uihpr
memlurs of thee seNsulniyt com.
mittea:of tta AaNs, y ! Ru,t~c whol asf'
the secret agents of its police de.
partmenC fThn imdn hava the flames
OF the eleven Black Hand sus.
poets and viii watch their every
move.
Ii is probable that the Chicago
society will be the main branch of
national movement to rid the
country OF the Italian and Siciiian
blackmalers Who have, been using
the Black Hand symbol to tcrrify
their victims Letters aud stesgrpn
have been received from influential
ITALIANS in NeH York and other
cities asking iherobjeeA of the Chi
cago society aud indicating desire
To cooperate in the work. ..,
The White Hand police will be as
secret as the bands that 1t is sought
10 stamp out From the many Italian
societies IN Chicago that have Joined
the White Hand movement, nearly
five hnndred, applications ae9, re-
ceived for lpla ces at 9ieSret agent ,''
few trusted men were chosen, how,
ever, and twenty OF these wera Sc.
lected for immediate duty.
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Worlds Y. N. C. A. Convention.

Ardmoreite Special.
Washington. Nov 22-From all
over the United States and from
Groat Britain, France. Germany. Rus
sia China, Japan. India. Australia.
Mexico. and the Philippines and
South America, delegates to the mum.
bcr of over 1000 assembled in Wash
ineton today TOT the opening OF rho
thirty y.siNth International convention
OF the young Mems Christian asso.
ciFtion. The meeting will klst 'mltil
next Tuesday, 1nelusivp. aud in eu
thnsiaSn Ioand interest, promises 10
surnass all its predecessors. This Is
thr first umr the convention has
been hold IN tho nat ional capital
sin''e iSIlJ5vheh sIoiln Wanamalser
was president of the association and
Pretid nj Grant delivered the .ad
drr- OF wctQsglqN Go sthe 1tEta diulA o q
assembled delegates in old Lincoln
nan r1i1EsN e.1sW r-sie W = Hiiu
All Of the day sessions, OF the pres.
ent convention will be held in Con,
tinental hall, and the evening sesa
sions W Convention, hail, Amsng the
distinguished spqakers on the pro
gram aTsrAmbasador James Bryce
William Jennings Bryan, y. AoMcDon
aid, editor OF the Toronto Globe:
~ Robert Johnson. of Montreal.
t.shmisioner of Immigration iWaich.
orn, of New York; DR.. Charles "A.
Parkhurst ofCNew York. mr. Charles
Cuthbert lInils president OF Union
Theological seminary; DR. selden
Spencor. of St Louis; Dean Edward
nosworth. of Obcrhn college; Bishop
c, II, Brent, of Manila Bishop vii,
liam, AeiowalL nj, Chicago. and DtI
Floyd Nj Tompkins of Philadelphia
The mdsicsl and singing features
Iot >ihe convention are In Charge y,
John J, Virgo, OF sydney, Australia,
who is assisted by trained choir
OF male voices,
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Army Needs OMeers.

West Point, N. y. Nov 20. =,
IL reported here. though the report
lacks Official confirmation. that the
first class cadets at the military
academy will be graduated in Janp
airy. fve months earlier than the
original date OF graduation. The
class mis- years numbers llo mon
and taose men are needed. 1t Is
understood. because OF thc many
vacancies in the list OF commission
ed officers OF the army.
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Commissioners to Meet.

Oklahoma City. Nov. 2O--Al.
though the date has not been So,
lccted. conference between the
railroad commissioners of Arkansas,
Texas and Oklahoma will be held
in this city some time in the near
future for the discussion of matters
affecting the three states, especially
in. their relations by virtue of con-
meeting interests \ letter was re-
ceived today from o. B. Colquit,. u
member of the Texas railroad com
mission, which contained the in
formation that the meeting would
be held in this city and perfect
such tiAans as viii benefit condi'
tions in al three Of the states.
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| TNe United States civil service
enniasisn announces the following
exsniuaticas. on said dates:
Lanston Operator -(MersestAale
OPERATOR Nsv. 27, 1907.
Monotype acknowledgements
printing office)--Nov. 81. 1897
acknowledgements tmaieJ--
(Phtlippine service). Nov. e7. 1907.
Typewriter and mineosrspAer--
super vising architects s6iee. treas
ury SepsrtmenD-Nov. 27. 1907.
Laboratory assistant tBnreau Al
Sta HAafds) Dec. 4. 1897.
Civil e.siaeer--tPhiiippfne service)
-DAe aaA s. 1877, 4rs,n3
stAossraSAer ace eyvSvriter
t.sie)-tKaans City s.s =. louis
MOL Dec. T. 1907. ., -. ...
Assistant Printer-Dec. L., 1897.
Usrk. trassitor, tyPewrit@-1n.
sfness department at tarvs. ean Juan.
r. ~. Dec. m. lsSR. ts -
CNfa&Vguer--(BuYo1l q e4u0tioA
departnent of tAe iatsrsGl. Dsr. II.
1897. ~ -
S1gtseer drsstsmo-- tSupsrvisi,s
architects sAcs,. Dec. N aHd r..
1897. ai
Laboratory assistant in wsoa chem.
estry tnaie)-(Forest service, De-
partsneat of Agricultural, Dec. IS.
1907. .,,.-,... ..,.sa. s.,..-, ..4s,-
Laboratory aid and engineer lmaie)
- tnorspe Tssice. department Of as
riculture). Dec. Is. 1907
Applicants should at snse apply
either 70 the United States civil ser.
vice Commission. Washin gton, D.. c.
or 70 tAe secretary Of the board of
examiners. Ardmore. Okla,
Respectfully,
GEO. J. SANDLIN,
Secretary,
Ardmore. Okla.
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Electric Chair in New Jersey.

.ATdmoreite Special
-Teenton, ". J.. Nov 'sl.-Under the
new law passed by the New Jersey
legislature requiring that all exeeu.
tlons OF. death sentences be by means
of electrocution. an electric chair
has been installed in the state pris.
on. 1t will be used in carrying out
SENTENCES imposed uponi five New
I%Tey nurderors next month. The
Gitst man TO have the dubious plea >.
are Of occupying the chair viii he
Pasauale Delisco. OF Middlesex coun.
lty. who. will he electrocuted during
the week OF December I. Other exc.
cutions scheduled for next month
are Santce Giovanni. of Somerset.
the week Of December 3; Nichale
Tomasi. or Huntercon. and Charles
Gibson aud Stephen Dorsey. Of Cam.
den, the week OF December lG. Il
was at one time intended to exc
cute the five men on one day. hut
the speedy completion of the chair
on a hurry order from the prison Of
ficials has made II possible 10
carry out the orders of the courts
as to the dates of the electrocutions.
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cold, ana croup n chlldr.n.

MY little girl is subject to colds"
says Mrs. VIM. n. Serig. No. ~
Fifth ST. Wheeling. w. Va! Last
winter she had ., severe spell and a
terrible cough but ! cured her with
Chsmberiain's Cough Remedy without
the aid OF doctor. and my little boy
has been prevented many times from
having the Group by the timely use
Of this syrup" This remedy 10 for
sale by r. J. Ramsey and HOFFMAN
Drug Co. W
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A Criminal Attack

Take something now and then to
help the stomach. Kcdol will do this
II is combination Of natural digest.
ants and vegetable acils and contains
tho same juices found in a healthy
stomach. II Is plcasant 10 take. II
ligosts what YOU eat Sold BY w. r.
Frame. DIV
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Lost. between $50 p. m. yester.
day aud noon today. bilious at
tack. With nausea and sick head.
ache. This loss was occasioned by
finding atWb. Frames City Drug
Store a box Of DR. Kings New Life
lis. the guaranteed eure for bilious.
ness. nfalaria and jaundice. 2Sc.
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Terror at vladiyostok.

Nladivostok. Nov. 2O.-Tha iuniSst
among the soldiers interests here
has not nbated and IL is predicted
that there will be- another outbreak
Inside of week 1t is reported
that 200 mutineers were executed
by hanging last week
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Take some good reliable and safe
digestant like Kodol for Dyspepsia
kodol is the best remedy ;k111t1 u
day for heartburn. belehiHffxt "a
troubles arising from o 1tjSs2SfS
digestion. II is pleasant 10 t4le and
affords relief promptly. Ssld ny W.
II. Frame. ,D&W
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Neappointed BY President.

Washington. Nov. 2o.--The pres,
ident has reappointed for a second
term of four years, Rear Admiral
Charles w. Rae to be chief OF the
bureau of steam engineering. and
Rear Admiral W. l.. Capps to be
chief of the bureau OF construction
and repair. navy department. .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-22

As no one IL immune. every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney
cure. viii cure any case OF kidney or
bladder trouble that IL not beyond
the reach OF medicine. Sold by all
druggists. DGW
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Hoffman's Throat and Lang syrup
is guaranteed to cure coughs Of ohll.
dren or adults. The guarantee means.
your money back II IL fails. csc.
- Z. J. RAMSEY. Druggist.
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DeWitts Little Early Risers are
the best pills made, Sold by w. b.
Frame. D&W
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The eye is rendered beautiful by
what Il looks upon.