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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-12
HUGHES GOT OFF EASY

Albany. n. &, Nov. II. Governor
Hughes filed his certificate Of election
with the secretary Of state today,
giving his expenditures as 1869 .65.
OF this sum he spent $3.50. 16 for tray
ling and incidental expenses, s96.71
for hotel bills. including telephone
and messenger charges. and s12.7S for
kilograms.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-11-12
OAK oTAN TO SPEAK.
Will Deliver Sermon III Chicago 81
III Sunday Mort.

Chicago III, Nov. Ill. owing to
the assembling here Sunday Of the
first Catholic Missionary congress,
local Catholic churches will that even
Ing be the scenes OF special meetings
addressed by visiting delegates. Rt.
Rev. ". Wehrle 81 Richardton, N.
ID. will deliver q sermon In German
at st. Alphonsus' church.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
FOUNTAINS FOR The THIRSTY
Commissioners Will Erect Them in
Downtown Streets.
Capt. Kelley and SuPt. Mcfarland
VIII Have Charge of Their
Construction.

In short time tired and thirsty pedes-
trians Of the Capital when the near-trop-
ical sun parches their tongues viii be
able 70 md relief in the streets without
cost The Commissioners are preparing
10 install a number Of public drinking
fountains
This year the officials md a surplus
in the water Department. funds over and
above what Is needed for the maintenance
and extension OF the water service. With
this money The fountains are to be erect
ed at points OF vantage in the streets
Capt William Kelley. assistant TO the
Engineer Commissioner. and v. A Nc
Farland. superintendent Of the water de-
partment. have the matter in charge. and
expect 10 be able TO present 10 the Com
missioners in a short time designs for
the fountains
As there are no existing stock street
fountains which are regarded ihy the va
ter department as suitable, the Washing
ton Society Of Architects has been asked
10 prepare a special design for the pUr-
pose The health department VIII be con
suited as TO the sanitary side Of the con-
strucJion, so there may be no opportunity
for the contamination Of the drinking
places by diseased persons.
a resolution circulated this summer by
the District Of Columbia Christian In
deavor Union, urging that every church
in the city be requested 10 furnish a
public fountain outside its building. is
heartily indorsed by Commissioner Mac
farlanG He believes this Innovation
would greatly aid the efforts OF the Dis
trict in giving relief 10 the thirsty. es-
pecfaIly as the funds available for the
purpose from the city revenues are lin
tied.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
CRANK VISITS OYSTER BAY
Former Cook Of Presidents Wanted
Million from Him.
Declares that ROoseveIt, Morgan,
and shaw Are in Conspiracy
10 Rob Her.

Oyster Bay Sept Mrs. Jeanette
Steinager. formerly cook IN the family
Of President Roosevelt. tried 10 get an
audience with the President for the pur-
pose Of asking him 20 give her 81 00a 806
She is the second crank who has tried
TO reach the President this summer.
The woman. who IS OF middle age. az
rived IN town on an afternoon train and
hastened 70 the executive Offices over
Moore's grocery store As she walked
along the street she muttered 70 herself.
Hell give me that money or III make
things hum
Inside the Office she came upon Chief
Sloan. OF the Presidents secret service
stan. I want 70 see the President"
she cried. in a shriu voice; he. J. Pier
pont Morgan and Leslie n shaw owe
me 81. 1.000.eo0 for land that I sold them,
and they're trying TO keep ne out Of II.
If the President won't give me the money
III talk 70 Mrs. Roosevelt. and she viii
help ne"
Mrs Steinager insisted that she once
owned all the ground beneath Long
Island Sound, but had disposed OF most
Of T. sloan told her that Mr. Roose-
welt and Mrs. Roosevelt had left saga
more Hill, and would not return for
week
It's q trick" exclaimed Mrs Steins-
ger; some one warned them" The
woman started in the direction OF Saga
more HilL three miles away. but before
covering half the distance she turned
suddenly back She walked into the rail-
way station about s o'clock at night and
told Agent Morgan Wicks he would re-
main in Oyster Bay until she saw the
President
Mrs Steinager was cook in the Presi-
dents family some years ago She has a
sister, Lizzie Niederstein. living in Pster-
son. y J
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
BIEBER SUES FOR PENSION.
Brings Mandamus Proceedings TO
Collect His $40 Month.

Sidney Bieber, Republican national com
nit:eemau and forTI4o- - marshal OF
the District, who was recently dropped
from the pension roll OF the fire depart
ment fo- refusal to stand physical ex-
anination, yesterday applied to the Dis
trict Supreme Court for g writ OF manda-
mus to compel the Commissioners to
show cause why they had discontinued
his allowance from the hremen's relief
fund Of $50 a month
Bieber charges the Commissioners have
acted Illegally. He say. regards the
pension as vested property,
not 10 be disturbed He assets the pen
sion should continue until the fund BE-
comes deficient, or until his death
With the application for the writ there
are five Enclosures, one from Bieber to
the Commissioners, asking that he be re-
tired: from the surgeon Of the hospital
az Fort Stanton, n Mex, dated August
q. 1905. stating that Bieber, who was
patient at that institution, was suffering
from tuberculosis. and should not return
TO Washington If he wished 10 prolonz
his life; from Fire Chief Belt, recon-
mending that Bieber be paid the pension;
from Commissioner Macfsrland to Bic
Der The latter reads:
The Commissioners consider it q mat
ter of deep regret that your continued
f.ress. contracted in line of duty, should
have made your retirement inevitable,
and they are constrained TO accept your
resignation
The letter also commends Bieber's serv-
ices. and notifies him Of the fixing of the
amount Of his pension.
When Bieber applied to the disbursinz
cfficer Of the FIRE department yesterday
for his pension he was notified the Com
missioners had ordered his pension
stopped and MS name dropped from the
pension rolls.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Coasress-open a n to 70 p ou
secular days; from , n 70 % p n. On Sundays
and on ceTtain holidzys
Public Librzry-OPen - Il TO ? n; holidays.
a n to , n; Sundays. 70 p
Executive 3iansion-Open 10 a. u. 20 p n
buited States CaTdtol-open a n. 70 4 - 7. Il
United States Ireasury-Open a. n % p n
State. War. and Navy Depa-1Elents-open - N
70 ,. II The original Deciznuon o. Independ-
snce is in the library Of the State DeDaItnent-)
United States Patent oEiee-OFea g. n 70 ?
? Il
United States Pension Bureao-Open g. II to
,. Il
United States Post-oHoe-OTsn .. H. 70 ? n
Washington City Post-oalce-Opsn AL hour< Che
Dead Lsttss Oa5-s Is IN the c1ty I-ast-oaoe)
National Botanic Gardens-Opsn a II 70 ?. n
Fish Cozumissiou-Opsn a. II to 40 ,. Il
Amy Medieal MuseuEn-Open n TO SO p n
National M1seum-Open 4 n % I10 ? n. Tn
oiudi1g holidays.
smithsouizn Ins,itution-Open q II to 40 p n
t-ociuding holidays
Agricultural Depa-traent-Open a. n % 80 ? N
Buresu q Eugreuug and Pruuns-oDen - n
to 30 D II
Washington Mouune,t C555ls feet N hsiEhtl-Opn
SO a. N. 70 80 ?. A. Elevator runs ron a 4
Until ,. u-l
Coroalsn Gallery of Art-Opea $50 a T. TO D.
n IN winter T. H. 10 . IL sumner SUI
4ll1-A-lJ Z 70 , ? tAclLL4lA
mer. Adrission free Tuesdays. Thursdays. sat
urizys. and sundays. other days. &c adu1ssion-
Government PTiuri1g Crace-Open % - n to
2 r.
Navy Tard-OrE1 a II % SO p u
SouthSortk Cottage 5Sth g. and Prospecf ave-
N THE SUBURBS
ZooloECsl PErE-Open al day.
Rock Greek Bridge ard Park-
Chevy Chase kensinstcn ard Chesspesks Beaca-
Naval O5ssrvat5ry-Cpe1 3 a. n 70 3 ,. Il
Mount Verno1 the ho-ae a1d tomb @. Wasting
toll-0peu y a. n 70 , "A
Arlington Na-ioral Ce1etery-Opc1 al day.
Fcrt Nyer Military Post
Pals Church. Vienna. and Fafrfsz Court H0uss.
United States Soldiers Home-Opsn 3 g. Il 70
sunset.
Uuited States Naval Academy, Annapolis. MA
Csrhedrzl Grounds. Te1ns-iyt5En rosd-Opsl 4
n to p n
Calm Joka Bridge, Catholie Uuire-zsty. and Alsz-
audria
AZ ui-ht
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Upoe he application q Cook HENRY DIEHL-
MAN. Company A. Twelfth In:zutry. that SOL
der wiii De placed u7on the retired list
CAPT LOUIS r GARRAED. Jr-- d-arte-u1aste-
VII make one visit u Port Hudson. La and
one visit % Nicksbu-E. Miss for The pur7ose Of
inspecting tLe roads leading 70 the national
cemeteries
Leave of absence z-zuted First Lieut. WILLIAM
H CLENDENIN, Se7eutesuth Infantry, is ex-
Leave of absence for one month IS granted First
Lieut. CLIFTON R MORTON Fourtssnth Cav
Frs Lieut. EBEN c. HILL. Medical Reserve
Co-ps. Is relieved from temporary duty az Fort
Porter y Y and VII proceed 70 Co.Embus
Barracks. Ohio.
Boards Of oscers Of the Medical Corps are ap-
pointed. to meet at The places designated. for
The purpose q conducting tire examination Of
applicants for appointment As first Ieutenants in
the Medical Reserve Co-ps Of the army
New Icrh CIly-Lieut. Col CHARLES RICH
ARD. Mz5- WILLIAM q WILSON. and Capt
EDWIN P WOLFE
washing-oa. d C--NIat WALTER D. MrCAw.
Capt JOHN 3. HUGGINS. and First Lieut.
JOHN R BARBER
Colunius. Ohio-Nai- HENRY c. FISHER.
Capt SAMUEL NJ De LOFFRE and Cart
LEARTUS J. ON En-.
Jseersoa BarrackS. No - MAJ ALFRED E.
BRADLEY and Capt ROBERT y. wINN-
Omaha. Nebr.-Lieut- Col WILLIAM B DAVIS
Fort LeEvezEorth, Ksns--Msj- EDWARD L.
NUNSON
Fort Mckinley. Me-Capt CHARLES W FARR.
Key West F1a.-Capt JAMES D HEYSINGFR.
New Orleans. Lanai. WESTON P CHAM
BERLAIN.
For Ontario. y Y.-Capt- GEORGE P. PEED-
St Paul. NIinn--SIsi- FREDERICK P REIN
OLDS.
Fort Meade. s Dak-SIaj. JOHN s. KULP.
Fo-t Sill. Okla--1Iaj- WILLIAM F. LEWIS
Preside Of san FTancisco-AIai. EDWARD R
SCHREINER-
Preside os Moutsrvy, CaL-Mai FRANK R.
-
vancouver Barracks. wash.-Mai. ALEXANDER
y STARK
Ancon- Canal Zone Ps1ama-1fai- CHAMPE c.
NcCTLTl OCH. u.
First Lieut. I-3ED 7. KoYBE. Medical Reserve
Cops. recently appointed from contrzc1 surgeon.
IS ordered 20 active duty
First Lieut. GEcFFREy BARTLETT Coast Artil-
lery Corps. Is relieved frCn assignment to the
Fifty ninth Company and Is placed on TIE unss-
signed list He VII report az ARTILLERY Dis
trict Of Boston for assignment
The following transfers Of ofceTs Of the Coast Ar
tllery Gers are ordered:
CaTt PERCY WILLIS. from the Thirty-fCurth
Company 20 the ThITty-third Company, Coast Ar
Cart ALLEN D. RAYMOND. from the Thirty
third Company 20 the Thirtyfcur1h COMPANY
Coast Artillery Corps
Mas. ODUS C HORNEY and jay z HOFFFR
Ordnance Department WI pToceed to New York
sor tire purpose Of attending a meeting of The
Second Lieut. ARTHUR W HANSON. FIFTH Cav
aly. VIII assume charge. under the instructions
of the Quarteruzster General C. the Army. Of
construction work az Fort WinEzte y Mex. re-
iievnE Lieut. JOSEPH Z. BARNARD. Fifth
cavalry.
Leave Of absence for three months Is granted Col.
JOHN D. G HOSKINS. Coast ARTILLERY Corrs.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
THROWN FROM CAR.
Woman Ask $4,000 Damages fren.
Traction COmpany.

Louise B. Jones. through her attorney
William Smith, entered suit il the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday sgaIrs-
the Capital Traction Company for 30
o09. for injuries alleged 10 have been Ie-
oeived through carelessness Of the com
pany's employees.
Miss Jones alleges that o. May ., 1915.
when riding on Pennsylvania avenue
car she asked the conductor TO stop The
car at the nearest point 20 Che Ebbitt
House. The car did not stop but as
she was preparing 70 slignt, Il swung
around the corner AT a nigh rate Of
speed. throwing her to the pavement ard
seriously injuring her.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
wilkes VIII Probated.

By the terms Of the viii Of Miss Eliza
Wilkes. dated april 16 1895. and rnodi-
fed by several codicils. the sum Of Ss.S75
Is 10 be distributed among the descend
ants Of her brother, Edmund Wilkes. and
s.. 4s7.62 among the widow and children
Of another brother. John Wilkes. The
remaining estate IS devised to a sister.
Miss Jane Wilkes. who is named as ex-
ecutrix- The estate IS valued a. about
5000
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
PLANNING FOR CAR TRACKS.
Commissioners Purchase a Part OF
Square 626-

Commissioners Purchase Part OF
square 626.
For the purpose Of obtaining space TO
give room for the laying % the street
car tracks TO the new Union Station. -he
Commissioners have purchased a part Of
square 62s bounded by Massachusetts and
New Jersey avenues. and F and 6 streets
northwest
Il is at the northwest corner of the
square. extending beyond the building
lines Of Massachusetts, avenue and g
street -Four other parcels OF ground II
the same square VIII be purchased for
the same purpOse-t0 straighten the
building lines.
The price paid for the land was Sl6.-
coo Timothy Bresnan. a pensioner on
the rolls Of the police department. was
former owner OF the ground
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Wife Tires of Pronounced
Foe of New Woman.
MARRIED TwENTY-SIX YEARS
Columbia University Educator Is
Charged with observation-disclosures
Who Opposes Movement for WOm-
ans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Talks.
PROF. PEGKS IDEAS
OF THE NEW WOMAN

Prof Peek. a few years ago. wrote an
essay on the modern woman in Whi-a.
among other thirgs he said.
Against the tweatietn century new Won
an ever man shcuid set lis face ike
flint sae Is striving for ecunCuic inde-
pendence. and her advanced theories have
always bone some fruit IN the marked
disfaste fer marrying that is growing among
men The cause for this distaste does not
lie n mans hesrtlessusss. nor yet IN his
prcfigscy. but in the fanaticisn and u
wisdom q the modern Wou.an"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Browne. one Of the first 10 build in the
suburbs OF Mount Pleasant NT- and Mrs
Speers viii be at home after Octo5er Is
at Earleigh Heights, Nd
Miss Clara Hinzen IS at the Hotel Den
MS. Atlantic City. She was as.song the
guests at the Owlyout Lodge. Malone, n
Y. when the lodge was destroyed by fire
recently.
James s Easby-Smith. who has been
i'll in George Washington University Hos
pital has left that institution and will
spend few weeks out Of town
Miss Mamie T Stephens. Of Baltimore.
Is the guest Of Miss Helen Rea-
Mrs Charles A Mccarthy. Of AS
Seward square. and her children have
gone to Oakland. Cal. where they viii
spend several months. They have just
completed a visit in Prescott Ontario.
Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Davis and Mr..
Roger Davis. OF Kansas City, are guests
Of Mrs. Ida Cook Love.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Final Clearance
Sale of Girls
Summer Dresses.

- ELOW are several items IN
- Girls Summer Dresses (our
- entire stock marked al very
special prices for immediate clear
ance- They are the practical kinds,
made Of substantial madras, per
Gales, lawns. &c. IN plain white and
dotted. figured, and striped effects.
Girls Madras Dresses. n plain coIors
and checked and dotted effects. some
trimmed with braid others finished with
large CuCkS- fastened down back fUli
plated skirt sizes 10 Il Excellent for
school wear
Special price, SI.z5 each
style, IN black-and-wllte checks and red
white black and blue polka-dot effects;
high neck long sleeves, fun plated skirt
finished with deep hem- sizes s 10 Il
Special price, SI.95 each.
Girls Lawn Jumper Dresses. white
with ColOred dots and rings; some piped
with plain cOlprs- others finished with
fancy borders. full plated skirt; sizes 6
70 Il
Special price, SI-95 each.
Girls Peroale Sailor Suits. in blue-and-
with de TO match; long sleeves full plait-
ed skirt finished with deep hem: sizes S
and 10
Special price, S3.95 each.
Th-d ho1-G 81
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Navy Orders.

Lieut. Conander z. h WATSON. detached duty
Naval War College. Newport. B. I, &C. TO duty
IN charge Of the Navy Recruiting Station St
louis. No. Travel authorized.
Lezt ". p. CUSHAfAN. retired detached cuty
IN chsrEe Of the Nav Recruiting Station St.
Louis No. &c 70 home
Assistant Surgeon C. l. MORAN. detached duty
Navy Recruiting Station. Dallas. Tex Sc 20
duty in attendance the esurse Of instruction
AZ the L. 5. Naval Medical School Washing
ton D. G.
Assistant Surgeon A. 3. HAYWARD. detached duty
Marine Recruiting Station. Pittsburg. Pa dc.
TO the NaTT-RecT1ting StzHoz, Dallas. Tex.
Travel authorized
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
QUORUM NOT PROBABLE.
Board of Education Meeting Put OF
Two Weeks.

Two Weeks.
Unless more members Of the beard @
education return TO town in few DAYS
there is a strong possibility. according TO
President Oyster, that when the first
meeting is called on Wednesday aft
ernoon next, in the Franklin SchoO.
Building. It VIII be adjourned because Of
no quorum
As there is nothing Of Importance TO be
discussed. It IS probable that in the
event OF quorum not being present. the
meeting viii adjourn for two weeks. IN
less called before by SUpt Stuart
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Special Values in
BOYS BLOuSeS.

"WO lots-nade of fine mad
ras, IN plain white and neat
fancy effects. with, attached
collar OF plain neckband. Some are
laundered: others soft finish.
Lot I-35c each; ; for SI.OO.
Values, 5Oc and 75c
Lot 2-69c each; ; 3 for S2.oo.
Values, SI.OO and Sis.
Third fo0r-Teurh st.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Attractive Values in
WOmen'S UHdergarmentS.

CENERAL excellent values in
- Women's Cndergarments,
- made Of fine muslins, cam
brics, and nainsooks, in weights
suitable for early fall
Wouen's Drawers. Of cambric muslin
and nailsook- some trimmed with rIlfF5e
Of embroidery and tgCks- others with
tucked rulfie finished with lace E0-
C-6r- 7 al - -
Women'S Corset Covers Of cambric and
DaiDSOOk. some trimmed with erlbr0fd-
cry others with insertion, lace edge and
beading run with pink or blue rib E0.
S---- --tl'@------- - -
Women's Gowns. Of cambric, muslin.
and nainsOOk, high and low neck some
trimmed with insertion and embroidery
edge others with insertion lace edge
and beading run with pink or cI m
blue ribbon EsdCl-.................-Y y 4sNO
Third Soo--EeTe-rh s.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Special ValueS in
Boys Clothing.

TATE recently purchased two
w lots of Bows All-wool
Suits at concessions
which enable Us TO sell them at a
third to nearly a half less than
regular prices. They are made of
fine materials. IN the latest STYLES,
and IN neat and attractive patterns
All have the popular knickerbOcker
pants. Sizes 8 TO I.
Lot Special price, $500 each.
Values, $50. $3.50, and 5000
Lot SPECIAL price, $50 each
Values, $1,000, SII.OO, and SIz.5O.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
r. J. WATKINS, Secretary,
Georgetown Law School,
5o6-6 EN-. w.
!. N. C. a. INSTITUTE sSs,1s, Is
f7ag c STREET

Ofsz p-zct2l courses Of st1dy n Conn-czsI
Technical. SGenoe. Language, and Gsnsrsl P--pa-z-
to-y slbsects. Gas work conducted al night So to
% o'-iocx- Faculty q g instructors; - Scu5gu-z
season 1sq71s- Superb educatouaI equipment E1La
general club featErss-E rsrssiun. bsths. library.
ife-Eo-k helpS Regular Membership csle1dar yez-
$. Mo6e-sts cizs fees Dag scaOol. cos1ses IN
Stenog-zphy, TypeErI-ins. BookkeeTllg- EnSlisA.
Mathematics. and Mechanical DTaEicz- Opens Wed
resdAy. September l6 Opening night for evening
classes. Friday. September = For bulletin. terms
Se-. Apply 70 AHRON !. JONES. Director.
Phone ssSl. Es2 g st-ss-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Pure Food Department.

Colonial Extra Fancy Pas Ct IN
teurlzed Butter. H.. Sc. 8 V4slO
Colonial" Blend Coffee. fine aroma.
fun strength packed expressly for US in
! and pound cans; 10, Sc: Ct m
-uS--------- y ~sSO
Colonial Blend Tea, a careful seIec-
5lon o. the choicest growths' Z h.. IN.
Zlcs = --------.- 1N~
Homemade Beaten Biscuits. fresh *
every day dozen----------.--... &OC
Beech Nut" Bacon, glass jar. .Z0c|
Walter Bakers Cocoa, CAM. ZUc|
Chandon Pure French Olive on. i'm
ported by Us from Bordeaux. France
Cans S5c, SI.45, and S2.S5
-Ca-bo-G-ape~ Carbonated Grape IN.
Juice, bottle----.--.--.-. -.--..--...-... lUc
Colonial Pure Sparkling Gin
ger gg5.,ee Ale and sarsapariila- dozen 81 90
Rebate Of 15c dozen for return Of bot
lies
Fifth hoor-Teufa s.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

While you think Of II. JeIspnons your
Want Ad- to the Washington Herald, and
bill VIII be sent y at l cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
Goats and Refers for
Infants and Children.

NOATS and Refers for infants
and children, in new and
becoming styles, for fall and
early winter wear. A comprehen-
sive showing IN the latest materials
and at very moderate prices.
Infants Bedford Cord Short Goats.
large collar trimmed with fancy Eo
silk b-aid7 turnbach cuffs Each. .p4-OO
Infants Cashmere Short Coats. large
collar trimmed with lace and silk braid.
braid. fr Each--.s-.-.h ..s l---llsa WIN $500
ChildreD's White Serge Refers a.
length turnover collar coat finished with
stitching and large bone buttons. Ct m
Esch--------------.--.. .-o/.UU
Children's Cloth Coats. in plain coIors
and checked effects; some trimmed with
large collars. Each -O4-OO TO 0I0.UU
Thlrd foor-EzsFeuth s.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

The remains OF James Edmonds, son OF
r w Edmonds, OF Middletown. who died
in New York. were brought to Middle
town to-day and inferred in Mount Car
mei Cemetery His parents. two broth
ers, and three sisters survive.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Minister Wa Goes to Battle
Creek Sanitarium.
GARFIELD ON A VISIT TO TAFT

General Meyer and Fam
1y VIII z-eturn TO Washington
Next WeelO-AttOrney General Will
soon Leave LenOx for Baltimore,
Visiting President En- Route.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
United States College
of Veterinary Surgeons

% c ST. NV. WASHINGTON. D. G
SESSION 1s0s-0s BEGINS OCTOBER /
DFOr prospectus and full Information
address
c BARNWEIL ROBINSON. V. s, Dean
Phone Main g7I2
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
CHURCH WORKERS MEET.
Large Sunday school Convention in
Winchester, Va

SPECIAL - The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Sept. Sunday school
workers from al over this section were
in attendance at the annual convention
Of Winchester and Frederick counties
Sunday schools. held in this city to-day.
Sessions were held in Grace Lutheran
Church z.ld in the Market Street n E.
Church, and were largely attended Ad-
dresses were made by prominent Sunday
school workers
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF Law

Session of I9Os-19Oa begins Wednes-
day. September 30, at $50 p. n.
Three years course, leading to tho
degree of IL b.
All sessions held IN the evening CIV
Ing students an opportunity of being
self-suPpOr1inR or to have practical
training In law Offices
For catalogue or further information
appIy to
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

SPECIAL--TO convince lie public hat D. P B.
c employ the BEST TEsCEERS THAT MONEY
CAN SECURE. gives the MOST THOROUGH
courses q instruction Il BOOKKEEPING. BANK
ING. SHORTHAND. TOUCH TIPEWRI1ISG
TELEGRAPHT. RATLROADING. AND CIVIL
SERVICE TO BE FOUND. and that GU fzciIi-
ties fr securing positions for or students are ALL
We CLAIM we viii for the next fifteen DAYS
give all presenting this ad ONE MONTHS TUI-
TON ABSOLUTELY FREE Il you are rot con-
vinoed that al cur claims are true. dseontiu1e Al
end q FREE MONTH owing Is uothi1S. Twenty
years' uupzrs llele6 Success ard = grezt chain q
thirty colleges. located II seventeen States enable
70 give a6vautzEss not 70 he f11zd II auy other
tz1ssneas oolezs DBAUGEON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE tSuccsssor TO spenc-iznl
Academy q Nasic Building. cor- eth Azd stA
IL Phone Main l10. zuz-d
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

The Chinese Minister. Mr. WI. left
Washington yesterday for Battle Greek,
Mich. where he viii be the guest during
the coming week Of Dr. Kellogg director
of the sanitarium in that city Nine WI
VIII remain in Washington during the
absence Of her husband
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

The Postmaster General. with Mrs
Meyer and the Misses Meyer. are now at
Hamilton. Mass. They viii probably re-
turn 20 Washington within the next week
OF ten days
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Senator and Mrs. Jonathan Bourne re-
turned 70 their apartments in Stoneleigh
Court Thursday evening. Mrs Bourne re-
turned recently from Europe. where she
spent the greater part Of the summer
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

Coaches to- day pu7i-s leave Dspoat Circle at { =
a. r.; return So ? II Cars leave Geo-setovn al
30 and $50 a. n
MRS. BARBOUR WALKER. NJ. 4, Principal