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The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
LONG EXPECTS TO WIN.
senator VIII Spare Some Time to
Help Taft Boom.

Senator Long. OF Kansas. was one OF
the few Congressional visitors at the
White House yesterday, and he spent
some time with the President
Mr., Long is about TO leave for Chicago.
where he viii become one Of the Taft
leaders The Senator is talked OF as a
Vice Presidential candidate on the Taft
ticket. He is also mentioned for the
Craftsmanship OF the national committee.
He has a fight on at home for re-elec-
ton to the Senate. but it IS believed that
he has the situation well in hand. and
Will be able 10 spend some time away
from the local field.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
MRS. MARY C. DODGE DEAD.
Wife of bethesda Citizen VIII BE
Buried To-day.

Mrs. Mary Conrad Dodge, wife OF ].
Heath Dodge and daughter Of the late
Nelson Conrad. OF Virginia. died at her
home, "Heathcote." at Bethesda, Md.
Wednesday evening after an Illness Of six
weeks.
Mrs. Dodge Is survived by her husband,
three daughters, and two sisters The
daughters are Mrs. 3. p. Wilson. OF this
city; Mrs. Goldsboro, Of Cambridge. Md,
and Mrs. Lewis, of Bethesda. The sisters
are Mrs. Matte Terrie and Mrs. Emma
Terrie, Of Maryland.
The funeral services win be held to-
day at her home, Rev. Thomas Duncan.
rector of St. Johns Episcopal Church, of
Bethesda, officiating. Interment will be
in Oak Hill Cemetery. this city.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
LOAN COMPANIES.
DIED.

DAYIS-Departed this life on Wednesday Jups :
1905. at p. ~. ALEXANDER DAVIS, be-
loved husband Of Tricy A. Davis (nee Young
after a lingering Illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude
Funeral Friday at O'Clock frum bis late resi-
dence, 81 Monroe street. Anac0stia. D. c. IN
ternent az Congressional Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited 70 attend CMagland papers
please copy.l
DODGE-On Wednesday. June 5. 1900, at 80 p n.
NARY CONRAD. beloved wife Of James Heath
Dodge.
Funeral from her late residence HeathcOts.
Bethesda. Nd. at p n. Friday.
FOWLER-On Wednesday. June s. 1893. az ISIS
p. m. LAURA VIRGINIA FOWLER lneo
Payne. wife Of the late Joseph Z. Fowler
Funeral from her late residence 2S05 street
northwest. Friday afternoon at o'clock. Rela-
tVes and friends invited 70 attend
GARDNER-On Wednesday June }. 1908. VIII
LIAM H. GARDNER. lieutenant colonel. q. S.
A. retired
Funeral from the residence Of Edward W. Dom.
los sixteenth street northwest. saturday. at
p m. (san Frunosco papers please copy)
HETZEL.-On Thursday June 4. 1898. at 10 A. m
SUSAN RIVIERE HETZEL. daughter OF the
late Capt. A. Riyiere Hetzel and Of his wife,
Margaret Jack
Funeral services at ST. John Church at ;
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Interment private
At Arlington National Cemetery.
NEAL-Depar,ed this life on "Wednesday Jun.
lSs. at a. m. CAROLINE NEAL. mother of
Martha y Wilson and sister o. Sarah j. PAYNE.
Funeral from her late residence. l25l Madison
street, Friday al p n. Friends invited.
RH0DES-Departed this life on Tuesday. June ?
1905. MARY V. beloved wife Of John Il. Rhodes
and daughter Of Alfred and Maria Lomax sister
Of Alfred George. William. and Eleanor LOmax.
and q Lavinia Everett
Funeral Friday from jerusalem Baptist Church
at>l50 o'clock.
NILSON-On Wednesday. June s. 1905 At IFS resi-
dence. Il Iowa circle. CHARLES SHIPLEY
WILSON.
Notice q funeral hereafter
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
CULLOM FOR PROMPT REVISION
Illinois Senator wOuId Put Definite
Plank In Platform.

Fewer visitors called at the White
House yesterday than on any other day
for q long time. and the President de-
voted a good deal OF time to work in his
office. Among the few who called was
Senator Cullom. Of Illinois. who talked
with reporters afterward about the Re
publican platform for the coming cam
paign.
There shouldn't be anything reaction
airy in IT," said Mr. Cullom. I'VE can
have no patience with any suggestion Of
that kind; there should be no recession
from the intelligent radicalism OF the
present administration. The platform
10 be adopted at Chicago. in my judg-
ment, ought 10 call. among other things.
for the prompt revision Of the tariff.
That is one Of the most important things.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. who is now
travelling in Switzerland on leave OF abb
sence' has been designated by President
Roosevelt to attend the tercentenniai
celebration Of the founding OF the Uni
versity Of Saragossa at Saragossa, Spain.
on October 20 as the representative Of the
United States Army. A representative
OF the navy will also be named. Gen.
Wood will be accompanied by Capt.
George I. Langhorn, Eleventh Cavalry,
as aid
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
LICENSE CLERK INQUISITIvE.
Asks Future Mrs. joe Letter IL She
Ever Wed Before.

Joseph E. Letter and his bride-to-be.
Miss Emelie J. Williams. went together
for a marriage license yesterday.
The license clerk should have known
from the youth and fairness OF the young
woman before him, in a dainty gray suit
and cartwheel hat. that she had never
been married before. but license clerks
are so mechanical This one went through
all the pointed questions without pause.
never turning hair when he asked:
Ever been married before?"
me gallant Mr.. Letter was prompt 10
explain that this wholly superfiuOus ques-
ton was mere legal impertinence.
The wedding Is set for June 10
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
CHARLES S. WILSON DEAD.
Prominent Attorney Succumbs to
Complication of Diseases.

Charles shlpley Wilson. a prominent
attorney, with offices in the KELLOGG
Building. died on Wednesday night AT
u:20 o'clock at his residence. II Iowa
circle. after an Illness extending over
eight weeks. Death was due 10 a COM
plicstlon Of diseases.
The death or HIS second wife last De-
cenbcr affected Mr.. Wilson deeply and
rot being in good health then, he went 70
Cuba 70 recuperate. whence he returned
n the middle Of April, feeling somewhat
improved
Mr.. Wilson was forty-five years OF age.
and the son OF the late Judge Jere WI
son. Three children by his first wife
survive him. They are Charles S. tr..
eight years old; Jere. ten years old. and
Marie, thirteen years old.
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock from the residence.
where services VIII be held. Interment
VIII take place In Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
Electric Boat COMPANY wina,

The members Of the Board Of Inspection
and Survey who conducted the trials Of
the new submarine boat in Narragansett
Bay have returned to Washington and
submitted a report to Secretary Metcalf.
The Octopus met ali her contract re-
and the board viii recommend
her acceptance. The Octopus was built
by the Electric Boat Company, and is the
largest submarine boat in the navy.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
Grocers Going to the Reach

Next Wednesday IS the date selected bv
the Grocery Clerks Union for its annual
excursion to Chesapeake Beach. A unique
feature in connection with the outing will
be the distribution OF quantity Of gro
ceries. A free coupon viii be given each
guest and at S o'clock on the evening OF
the excursion the lucky coupon holders
will be announced. Those in charge Of
the outing are Isaiah Boyle. Charles But
ler and John w Riggles
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
SPECIAL CAR TO DENVER.
District Democrats to Leave Wash
inEton on July 3.

At the meeting Of the District Of Column
bia Democratic Association last night
Edwin A. Newman. president of the asso-
citation. announced that a special Pullman
car has been chartered for the District
Democratic delegation on its trip 70 the
Denver convention. which is 10 leave over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad on the
afternoon OF July 3, at o'clock
Among those composing the party VIII
be Robert E. Mattingly. William Mex
Clayton. Samuel De Nedrey. J. Fred Kel-
ley. John J. Purcell MIR. Whitfield, DR.
Shade, 3. c. Brown. William ]. Dwyer,
Cotter T. Bride. Judge Yoder Mr.. Bor-
gan, ana Edwin A. Newman.
Speeches eulogizing William j. Bryan
were made by Edwin A. Newman, Robert
Z. Mattingly. George MahOney. Samuel
De Nedrey, and others.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
Edward Beverly Dead in West.

The police department received a tele-
gram last night from b. e. Kell, coroner
at San Jose, Cal, informing them that
Edward Beverly. said to be a resident OF
Washington. had been killed IN San Jose
The police were asked 10 locate Beverly's
folka
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
is THE CHILD OF TO-DAY
WORTH A DOLLAR TO YOU?

The child of to-day the citizen of tomorrow. That
is how it happens that and women of to-day
directly responsible for the citizenship of tomorrow
To-day these and of the future are young
sers and the chief need for their future oppor-
tunity money education, not character even 1t
is strength of body All the chances all the wealth. all
the knowledge. all the morals in the world can't make
good citizen without health So the first thing grown
ups have to do for these children make them strong
Now, in the making Of health for child there are
three things indispensable The first two are shelter and
food The other is play. We Of the District of
Columbia have neglected the last for long time
We have forced boys and girls either treSpasS
lots, resort to coops Of back yards, dart
in and back and FORTH the Streets Just out of
reach Of hoofs and wheels and right within reach of the
most dangerous air they could possibly breathe
But woke up For two summers have been
providing few of them with real places to play in
places where chicks could rum and lark and froc
to their hearts and their bodies lasting benefit
More than that have given Of them recreation
which has made them stronger against to-norrow-strong
in body in mind in morals in that citizenship for which
we are the only responsible.
All that depends this year you and women
who read this type Your part is keep these play
grounds growing 1t is the only way in which this sum
you your responsibility for these citizens of
tomorrow 1t will not cost much. 1t amounts, all told
exactly dollar apiece. But the cause depends alto
gether upon that dolar-and the giving of it quickly
There is only question between these Fairgrounds and
the children who need them. 1t is this:
Is the child of to-day worth dollar to you?
If he is you will send your dollar to the office of THE
WASHINGTON HERALD, right away, and every man. wom-
an and boy in the establishment will make his personal
business that every of it spent for the good
Of that child.
ALLAN ALBERT, for the press committee Of the
WASHINGTON PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

Only 10 cents n week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The Wash
ington Herald. phone Main 300.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
Paul Emmet Golden.

Paul Emmett Golden.
Francis Joseph Harlnctt
John Baptist =. La Plarte.
Thomas Eugene Layelle
Anthony Vincent lynch.
Francis Thomas N1rden.
Joseph West Montgomery,
George Holland Mullins.
Herbert Nicholas Munhall.
Laurence Dick smith.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05
IIllIiIlA WuOl3. Wassachrsetts.
Those who Received.
The reception committee was composed
Of the following:

Jcscpl Emue. Boland.
Thomas L. Boyle.
Vincent A. C0TcOran.
William Purcell Culkin.
Joseph Russell DAILY.
James AiphonSus DnEes.
john Eckcurodc.
Edmund Fitzgerald. g..
Francis 4. Fitzpatrick.
Allan GlCnbOTr.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

The latest moment large Dress Hat,
in all colors, with large ribbon bow at
right side.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

wILS0N-On Wednesday. June ). 1915. At HIS resi-
dence. Il Iowa circle. CHARLES sHIPLEY
WILSON.
Notice q funeral hereafter
The Washington herald., 1908-06-05

None of the lots mentioned in
yesterdays evening papers are re-
peated below.
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rer AnifnIOi1lng, lid m,ter Dor
ipicaclunq Iolifer Sbntiafen CREDIT
rcrid)oiit 5l babcIr, DEM @crid)tsoer.
rnhren ilbcrmicicn. CIR iOn in 0en
Molluten Sonltar nno 5%ebrunr bel
3rou 6lorence i, elliott, Ir. 213G,
Siio.GbarlesitrlBe, logirt uno ieinc
&ednung in S66c bon SIS nidt be.
5ablt Dabell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Mus 9euti9lanD.
Gntbiilnng Ses Sismard. ScnfmalS
in Tranffmrt am Wain,

Stcut Ocn gltrcidSton5ler ser Ger.
mania III ocn Sottel bcIiCnO Bar.
MnIai Soiio'S 9~lbsrianoten
nidt oiii5icQ I'M 9lanGrtigen
Nnt ~cmpion9cn. - Sic crbicItell
feincn iebr tr6itlidcn 9cidci0. -
Ger in Samburg olS &omoicrlcl-
Ter pcrboitcte SGnger mo He9ti.
icur |ogin cill SntimuS oc5 Sir
item GilIcnburg. - @cbct iiir ocn
aoiicr in ooS Iitur8iitc aird)cn,
amt ser fotboIiitcn Gi05cicn Der
Ncidslonoc altigcnommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13
Trr TCifr MS 9cnac.

Gbicogo, ~. Mai. &Obn ear.
ion, Elm Nciie Ser 6rnn @ltiIuCB, lit
nnd 2nporte. Sno., ob8creiit, no CT,
mic or 9Iollbt, I'M StonOc icin miro,
sic 6rogc, ob Ole boIbucrfobItc
6raltcnIcihe Die ieincr lante lit, nit
9citinntthcit SIT bcalttuorten. Gr
Iagt, Oic Geidje ioutc Iif Iciht an eli
ner Narbc, oie Irau GllinneB in
8olgc elmer Ierlebung qller iiber oi1
9ruit oauon actrogcn babe, crfcnncll
Ioiien. Grau Carton gloltbt nod ali
Bic llnifuIo ibrer Sd)meiter uno lit
iiber5cu8t, onB 0ieic bel Dem 9rnnoe
oe5 6a~rmbuuies ibren Zoo geiul0en
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-13

- 9ei Dem llnl5ug cines Cirrus il,
Glepclmo, O., murOcn sic adt Efcr.
oe, peld)c bcr @o0en 5ogen, in ncl-
dent iif eli, Ilubpiero beiono, ifell
mo ginger burd,, audi bic 9remicl,
braden, uno idllieBIid fdmen bie bin.
teritHl EierOe, pclfc it'd IN ibr &c
ld)irr pernidelt hatteitn Su Soil lnb
muroen bon sen Borberrdoern toot
aequeti1t, broften aber Ole Sinter-
RIDER sum SaIten, poourh groBerer
!@eiabr porgebeugt ipuroe.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-06-08
LOOKING FOR PREcEoENTs.

= WASHINGTON. June g.. The
amount OF time that may be consumed
by each nominating and seconding
speech at the coming national Repub-
lican convention at Chicago has caused
prospective oraicrs on that occasion
~ diligently s,fs,e.h records for prece-
Gents. RoscS ,e ugkin's nomination
of Grant for third term consumed but
twelve minutes and for Garfield at the
same meeting took but little more time
in placing the name of Sherman be-
fore the convention. Ten minutes
was required for Ingersoll to nominate
Blaine. These three speeches stand
out prominently as models in annals
of national conventions. 1t is un-
derstood Representative Burton will
take twenty minutes In proposing Sec
retary Taft as presidential candidate
of his party, and Senator Borah will
consume six or seven minutes in sec
onding the nomination. Other speech
es will probably be governed by the
same limitations. although the con
vention allows each speaker to be the
judge of the time he may consume in
making nominations.