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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
PRESCRIPTION FOR
WEAK KIDNEYS

The following prescription is tho
best obtainable for weak or deranged
kidneys and bladder: "One-half ounce
Murax compound. one-half ounce fluid
extract Buchu. six ounces good puro
GIN" Take ono to two teaspoonfuls
three times a day after meals Any
good druggtct Will furnish or mix
these ingredients.
Pains In the back, rheumatic pains
IN Joints. soreness in hips or groin,
frequent or highly colored urination,
dizziness. puff1ness under the eyes, oil
indicate kidney and bladder trouble
and should be promptly attended to.
as dreaded Bright diseases or dia-
Dctes Will surely follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
ZELAYA WILL SURRENDER
PRESIDENCY IN SHORT TIME

Managua. Nicaragua, Dec. 9.-1t is
authorltatlvely stated here that Zelaya
will surrender the presidency within
three weeks.
The intentions of the United States
are giving the Nicaraguan government
much anxiety. and the administration
is puzzled as to what to do because Of
the uncertainty of the American gov
ernments next move.
There are no military preparations
discernible here, and at Corinto all Is
quiet. The captain OF the United
States gunboat Vicksburg. which is at
Corinto, has received no instructions
from Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
NO DYSPEPSIA HEARTBURN, GAS
OR OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS.

with any stomach disorder you can
get relief within five minutes.
II you Will get from your phar-
macist a 50-ccnt case OF Pape's Dia-
pspsin you could always go to the
table with a hearty appetite. and your
meals would taste good. because you
would know there would be no Indi-
gcstion or Slcepless nights OF Head
ache or Stomach misery all the next
day: and. besides, you would not need
laxatives OF liver pills to Keep your
stomach and bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Diapepsin can be obtained
from your druggist. and contains more
than sufficient to thoroughly cure
the worst case of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. There is nothing better
for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors
from the stomach or to cure Stom-
ach Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or
more useful article in the house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
JOHANNA SUNK AT SEA

New York, Dec. s-The British
steamship Johanna. loaded with a
cargo of sugar from Iloilo, Philippine
Islands. for Philadelphia, sank at sea
off Santo Domingo. according to Il cable
message received here from that Is
land today.
The message came from Capt Nick
erson of the Johanna, who announced
only that he had saved himself after
his ship had foundered.
The fate of the crew is unknown.
The Johanna was built at Alblasscr-
dam in 1891, for the Anglo American OIL
company of London. and was of 1922
tons. She carried a crew OF about %
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
Relief in five minutes awaits ev-
cry man or woman who suf-
!ers from a bad Stomach.

Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach II you will take
a little Dlapopsin occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid.
though az harmless and pleasant as
candy. Will digest and prepare for
assimilation into the blood all the food
you can eat.
without the slightest fear OF Indiges-
tIon or that you will be bothered with
sour risings. Belching. Gas on Stom-
ach. Heartburn, Headaches from stom-
ach, Nausea. Bad Breath. Water Brash
or feeling like you had swallowed a
lump OF lead. or other disagreeable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10

the existence of such q dualism was n
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Germany. the chancellor affirmed.
needed continuous and steady policies,
both at homo and abroad TO satisfy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
HENEYS SUIT AGAINST
WILLIAM H. CR0CKER

New York. Dec. 9.-The libel suit for
s25o.000 which Francis ]. Heney, special
prosecutor In the San Francisco graft
cases. is said 10 have begun In New
York against William IL. Crocker. has
not yet taken definite form. A canvass
OF the various courts. federal and state.
shows that the case has not vet been
docketed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10

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mcnts.
DIR Bethmann-H Hollweg gave an i'm
government without permanent party
connections and his manner OF express
sion were those of a strict burcaucrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
LURT0N'S FRIENDS URGE
HIS APPOINTMENT

Washington. Dec. 9.-Friends of Judge
Horace H. Lurton of Tennessee. called
on President Taft TO-DAY to urge his
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17
Third District.

1927 N. B. Johnson. attending
regular January session So.
1928 N. B. Johnson. attending
conference of charities H..
1929 N. B. Johnson, attending
special March session. 8.
1918 N. B. johnson, attending
special March session. 8.
1920 N. B. Johnson, attending
regular July session.. 3.
144O2 N. B. Johnson, examining
outlet at Calhoun Lake q.
1882 N. B. Johnson, attending
special Sept. session. 3.
1903 N. B. Johnson, mileage
examining outlet at
Lake Calhoun ....... 8.
Total ................. $32.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17
Second District.
S0lary.
Total
Mileage.

Mileage.
1920 S. A. syverson, attending
regular January session $3.OOI
1873 S. A. Syverson, road COM
mittee, town of DOvre. 800
1876 S. A. Syverson, attending
special March session. 1901
1917 S. A. Syverson. attending
special March session. 3.0OI
142SS S. A. Syverson, attending
regular July session.. 3.0O|
1926 S. A. Syverson, attending
special Sept. session.. 3.0O|
149OS S. A. Syverson, mileage
pertaining to damming
outlet at Lake Calhoun 500
Total .......... $1,000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17

1868 August Bitten. February
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17
County Revenue Fund

TO warrants issued as per
statement below .......... $2S, S2Il5
TO transfer to Incidental Fund 35O.OO
runh '''' " 10000
To rcfundmcnts ~ 1885
TO balance Jan. l, 1909. 26,123.95
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-17

SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICERS,
DEPUTIES AND CLERKS FOR THE
MONTHS STATED BELOW.
Warrants Issued:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
HIGH SCHOOL PROMOTIONS

lard Othelo Speller. Lois Josephine
Henry. Flora Clementine Somerville
Frances Addie May Thomas. Clara Es-
telle West.
Alfred Jones school-AIexander Dick
son. Beatrice Jackson. anad Rosa Robin
son.
Benjamin Banneker School - William
Baldwin. Charles Augustus Robinson
Harry White. and Faith Letitia Will
Jams
From Thirteenth Division.
James C. Birney school-Harry Ray
mond Bohanan. Raymond Bumbry. Henry
Nathanial Coleman. Robert Edward Dy-
son. Edwin Glenmcre Fraction, Nathan
Holmes. Charles Sumner Moss. Charles
Leonidas Stevens. Lawrence Corbit Tay-
lor. Bessie Marion Banks. Marion Anita
Berry. Ella Susan Boggs. Gertrude Leonia
Carroll. Mary Agnes Fooster. Georgiana
Ella Henson. and Ethel May Minor.
Eliza G. Randall School-Ceorge Brown.
Oliver Brown. John Ellis. Harry Robin
son. Edward Smallwood. Harry Whitney.
Irving Smith Anita Campbell. Emma
Dozier. Rosie Landon. Lillian Rice Al
berta Robinson. Isabella Robinson. Grace
Tanner. Dorothy Thomas. and Adele
Whiting.
Abraham Lincoln school, B-Janes Cooper.
Isaiah Savannah Hawkin, Leon Harvey.
Waldorf Jackson, Carlisle Johnson. James
Seymour King. Alphonsus Short. Adelbert
White, Pearl Butler, Edna Dade, Frances
Jane Dorsey. Mary Louise Edmunds.
Mamie Jones. Nettie Lowden, Lillian
Beatrice Redman. and Alice AIcKeever
Woodland.
Francis /. CardOza SchoOl-William
Redin Bowie. George Alphonso Bowie.
Percy sylvester Braxton. James Edward
Washington. Mabel Ethel Browne. Char
lotte Byrd. Sadie Beatrice Chambers, Elsie
May Coleman. sara Frances Diggs. Mad
della Bleythn Ghassaway. Florenia Is
telle Jordan. Carlotta Constant Peters,
Beatrice Mildren Saunders. Sara Eliza
beth Scott. Louise Alfretta Spinks. and
Nellie Beatrice Swami.
James A. Garfield SchOol-WiIliam Hen
son. Albert Pleasant, and Wallace Lucas.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
For Men.

nice Martha Brooks. Picola Dade. Jo-
sephine Viola Edmonds. Grace Free
man, Helen Mar Fillmore. Sylvia Garner.
Minerva Evelyn Jackson. Bernice Cath
crime Lumpkins. Annie Laurie McCary
Lillian Beatrice Murdock. lone Dan
bridge OdeH Claudia Leila Smoot. Mary
Louise Terrell. Geneva Athena Waugh.
Sametta Lillian Wallace.
From Twelfth Division.
Blanche X. Bruce School-Benjamln
Harrison Gwathney.
Henry Smothers school-Hawes Hous-
ton Hamilton. Madeline Coates. Sciota
Elizabeth Greenly.
Elijah P. Lovejoy School-Fredericlx
Slade, James Turley. Elsie Crawford.
Marvel Jones. Viola Mcintosh. Julia
Pride, Ella Wesley.
James G. Birney School-William Bur
net Sinclair. Lillian Narea Howard. Hen
rietta shaw. Teresa Maris Sinclair.
John A Logan School-Beatr trce Al
lease Jones. Iona Mary Marrow Violet
Mary Smith. Emma Beatrice Wallace.
Alfred Jones Scho0l-William Evans.
Charles Gordon. Mary Allen. Minnie Car
doza. Rebecca Carter, Florence Cham
hers. Blanche Dreear. Eva Hall. Flor
ence Johnson. Magdaline Lyles. Lillian
Quarles. Virginia Robinson. Maud Sim
mons. Esther TolsOn. Ruth Ward. Be
atrice Wood, Jessina Woodson-
BENJAMIN Banneker School-Ida Sophro-
MA De Vile, Caroline Moss.
From Thirteenth Division.
James 4. Garfield School-Frank Black
burn. Josephine Brown.
Francis L. Cardozo school-Ralph Jc-
rome Davis. Louis Albert Scipio, Rosa
Belle Coleman. Blanche Beatrice John
son, Irene Ruby Reynolds. Bessie Eliza
beth Scipio. Gertrude Elizabeth Winters.
Abraham Lincoln School-Thomas Ed
ward Delaney. William Taylor Hughes
Walter NOkes, Emmitt Preston, Louis
Lee Watson. Lulu May Boston. Marie
Olivia Holmes. Josephine Martin. Ruth
Amanda Martin. Mabel Bertha Waters.
Nellie Washington.
Eliza G. Randall School-Harold Jenni-
fer. Frederick Randall, Eloise Coleman.
Nettie Norris
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
NJ STREET HIGH SCHOOL.

Those promoted to the NJ Street High
School were:
From Tenth Division.
Henry Wilson school-George Rudolph
Thomas. Margaret Collins. Mary Eliza
beth Collins. Theresa Etna Mutt, and
Annie Madeline Tyler.
Theddeus Stevens School-Clifton Doug
lass. Jefferson Lafayette Coles. John The
ophilus Ellis. Campbell Darlington John
son. Rayford Whittingham Logan. Cyril
Wadsworth Miller. Claudius Sebastian
Ramsey, Maurice lie Count Woodson.
James Frazier. Jennie Anderson. Edna
Syphax Boyd. Lottie Childs. Mabel Au-
gustus Freeman. Ruth MakeH Glascoe.
Edith Elizabeth Hamilton. Evelyn Lewis.
and Dorothy Maxwell Young
Henry P. Montgomery School - Guy
Wesley Ferguson. Virginia Florence Al
exander. Helen Naom; johnson. Jetta Ro-
setta Lee. Frances Marguerite Mitchell.
Carrie Olivia Russell. Louise Cecilia Rus
SELL and Gertrude Elizabeth Turner
Myrtilla Miner School-Booker Talifer
Brent. Milton Lewis, Lloyd Brooke Muse.
Frank Eugene Revells. Gerelena Briggs
Marian Webster Carter. Ether Mae
Green, Florence Ray Kenney. Jeanette
Edna Virginia Sedgwick. and Frances
Vivian Young.
Martha 3. Briggs schooi-Samuel Mad
den Diggs. Genevieve Doretta johnson.
Martha Ellen Porter. and Charlotte
Madge Williams
From Eleventh Division.
John F. Slater School - Frederick
Bright Lawrence Lee. Frank Robinson.
Carl Webb. Maude Adams. Annie Bright
Esther Conway. Pearl Dietz. Ernestine
Hawkins. Jeretta Hawkins. GLADYS Har-
vey. Lillian Jones. Eudora Kenney, Es-
ther McLendon. Maud Swinson. Beatrice
Tilley, Amy Tyler, sadie Tyler, and Mar
tha Watson
John F. Cook School-OpheHa Montgom-
cry and Mary Shipley.
Henry T. Garnet School-Clarence Bran
ham. William Nicholas Bowie. William
Francis Jackson. Henry Sherwood Ken
nedy, Wood Linch Lewis. Richard Par
rott. Roscoe Gresham Robinson. James
Edward Scott. Edna Naomi Barker. Edna
Ellie Bowie. George Alverta Crews.
Helen Geraldine Hairston. Nita Jackson
Hope, Dorothy Dowling Hutchins. Olga
Golden Hutchins. Rhea Eloise Jones Net
tie ISapier Langston. Maud Rozena Nil
Ter. and Felen Victoria Tunnel.
DucTetis Mott SchOol-Me-rsH Hsr-
grove Curtis. Charles Claggett Craft.
Eugene Leon Davidson, Squire Wilson
Gilmore, Earl Robinson Hynan, Owen
Hartford Parrctt. Lawrence SchooIcraft
Charles Thompson. Elsie Het-
a Brown. Naomi Pearl Brown, Ber-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
Fairgrounds Association Plans Base.
ball Game for BENEFIT of Children.

The Playground Association yesterday
announced the receipt Of S7.15S.Si from the
button-day campaign. In order 20 pro
vide sufficiently for the opening and
malntenanceof the thirty-nine Fairgrounds
$1,000 IS required To help make UP this
sum a baseball game win be played on
Tuesday between Chamber of Commerce
and Board Of Trade teams. the receipts
from which viii be added 10 the play
ground fund.
The first playground VIII be opened at
Rosedale tomorrow. While this was pur-
chased by Congress. its maintenance VIII
be at the expense OF the association. Il
viii be open from g O'Clock in the mora
ing until s O'Clock at night
The perfoTuance of "Peter Pan" which
WAS TO be given on the White House
grounds by Miss Maud Adams for the
benefit OF the association. has been post
poned until the fall
Louis c. Wilson. chairman OF the com
mittee on District employees for Button
Day, reported 70 the association that
the net result OF the work or this com
mittee viii show sale Approximately
aggregating $3.50 Buttons TO the value
of S121-S5 were sold IN the police depart
ment alone.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
REV. ]. J. MUIR TO SPEAK.
y. ". c. A. VIII Hold Meeting IN
franklin Park Tomorrow.

4 n - a. III noAu Meeting IN
franklin Park Tomorrow.
The open-air meeting 10 be held in
Franldin Park at O'Clock Tomorrow
afternoon under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association win
be addressed by Rev, J. J. Muir. .. D..
pastor Of the Temple Baptist Church
The Hamline Church quartet win sing
and Mr. Walter Gillian VIII be IN charge
Of the instrumental music
A series OF meetings 10 be held IN Lin
coin Park. Twelfth and East C.anirol
streets. VIII begin q week from to-mor-
row afternoon. continuing through the
last Sunday IN September.
The meetings VIII ne in charge % a
committee composed Of the pastor and
two members from each Of the following
churches in East Washington. Grace
Baptist Metropolitan Baptist. MARYLAND
Avenue Baptist Ingram Memorial Con
gresational. Nintis Street Christian Fff-
tee-th Street Christian. ST. Marks Eniz-
copsi chapel OF t,e Nativitv. Waueb
Methodist Douglas Memorial Methodist
Trinity Methodist Epwor1h Methodist
FiTS- Nethodisf Protestant N-orth caro-
lna Avenue Methodist Protestant. KeUe-
Memorial Lutheran. Church 81 tne Refor-
nation. g. Mathews Lutheran. Eastern
Presbyterian. ai.d Metropolitan Presbv-
terisn
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
EmpIoye. Plan Outing.

Monday viii be Outing Day Tor the
employees OF Woodward & Lothrop. and
with the prospect Of a good time mora
than 100 members OF the Woodward a
Lothrop Relief Association will 20 10
Marshall Han There viii be athletia
events, dancing. and other forms OF
Amusement. During the afternoon ball
game between picked teams viii be play
ed The arrangements for the excursion.
which is the annual frolle OF the work
ers OF the big department store, are IN
the hands Of George ostermayer.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
CULVER FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services for Capt. A E. Culver.
United States navy. who died IN Johns
Hopkins University Hospital on Wednes-
day. will be held this morning az 10
o'clock from the residence Of Mrs C. A.
Spalding, 1903 Rhode Island avenue north
west. The interment will be in Arlington
Cemetery with full naval honors.
The funeral VIII be escorted from the
Spalding residence 70 Arlington by two
companies Of marines and one company
Of bluejackets, headed by the United
States Marine Band. Capt. Walter Nc
Lean will command the escort. with Lieut.
J. 3, Gilmer as aid.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
AIKEN PROcuREs TIaUREHEAn
Ornament Of Battle shIp south Caro-
lima Gees 10 state Houee-

Throusa the EFFORTS % Representa-ivs
Aiken. the fgurehead OF the battle shin
South Carolina. which IS 70 be removed
from the vessel. is 90 he presented 20 the
State OF South Carolina. and vfi be
placed I'M the Starehouse al Columbia.
The hgureheads on The battle shins OF
the navy are all 70 be removed. in ac-
cordance with a plan 20 make the vessels
less ornamental and more Substantial
Representative Aiken learned this and de-
ci1ed % obtain the ornament for the State
o. South Carolina. and has been Informed
that his request viii be granted.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
For Women.
Continued from Page Four.

buchanan School-BUsinesS- Harry
George Bauer, Russell Belt, James Com
be BeveTidge. Arthur Houlton Blakeslee
Ralph Frederick BOsley Russell Bur
roughs, James Ward Evelyn Eaton. Mar
garet Mary Handles. Edna Elizabeth
Shafe-. Celeste Elizabeth Whitacre. Myr-
tie Stevens WOltz- Eastern. Helen Rock.
well Earnshaw. Jennie Katherine Youst
Cranch SchOol-Eastern: Lucy Enge
Graves. Edna Charlotte Schwartz. Busi-
ness: Philip Aubrey Biegler. Lloyd Foun-
tain Gaines. Elizabeth Southwick Mad
dox, Nellie Hodges Olden Mckinley:
Raymond Lee Gilbert. Raymond Edward
Hunt
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
THE CoLORED SCHOOLS.

Roscoe ConlSling Bruce. assistant su-
perintendent Of public schools. has an
nounced promotions from the eighth
grade Of the colored schools 10 the Arm
strong Manual Training School. as fol-
lows:
From Tenth Division.
Henry Wilson School-Winiam Roscoe
Carter. Falstaf Lionel Harris. Harry
Granderson Leonard, PercivaI Robert
Piper. Ira Edward Warf Minnie Glover
Barnett, Alberta Marie Brooks, Susie
May Lee. EsteIls Marguerite Moore,
Ruth Magdalene Turner. Martha Ann
White. Blanche Esteue WOodson-
Thaddeus Stevens SchoOl-Neison James
Anderson. Leonard Francis Colbert.
Herbert Jores John Henry Scott, John
NJ Tatum, Mary Estelle Banks. Mary
Alice Brewer. Maud. Otelia Browne Julia
Brent. Nellie Alise Hawkins Edith Lucy
Robinson. Adele Elizabeth Virgins. Eva
Rebecca Williams
Jesse Lee Reno School-CharIes Cole
William George Saunders. Jeanette
Daisy Thomas.
Henry P. Montgomery School-Paul
Austin Butler. Leonard Leander Davis.
George Alonzo Ferguson. Carroll Taylor
Aloysius Jackson. Howard Alonzo Walk
er, Sarah Elizabeth Brooks. Anna Re
becca Jackson. Marguerite Amanda
Minor. Magdalene Alma Newsome.
Myrtella Miner School-Alfred Howard
Seiby. Charles Lucien skinner, Otto la
Fayette Taylor. Waldo Woodson Tyler,
Ralph Carlyle Walker. William Thornton
Wright, Frederick Whitfield. Enola Priest
Cane. Rosa Alma Farrar. Eleanora Cas-
cadella Hardy. Sydney Hughes. Mollie
Jett. Bessie GwendOlin Johnson. Sadie
Floretta johnson, Amy Louisa Pendleton.
Gertrude Laura Smith. Anna Elizabeth
Taylor. Rosa Rebecca Cecilia Wade.
Martha p. Briggs SchOOi-Bathrus Lin
coin Bailey. George Frederick Bentley.
Roger Brown. Roger Clark. Walter Dick
son, Annie Edith Smackum. Tessle Zeno-
bia Jackson, Mable Eta West
From Eleventh Division.
John F. Slater School-Benton Hardy,
Thomas Johnson. Verde Jones. Sumner
Morris. George Thomas, Robert Yates.
Carrie Gatewood. Flossie Cushingbe-ry.
John F. Cook School-Edward Robin
son, Robert Williams. Lotta Blount, Char
lotte Bailey. Rosa Carter, Elizabeth Dod-
son. Edna Howard. Irene Padgett, Addie
Williams. Bessie Wormley
E1ElllE II. ATulUEL otnO0l-EllllO AleWc-
land Gray. Gerald Roscoe Jordan. John
Frederick Matthews. Fred Byron Pei
ham, James William Paige. Luther But
Ter Wiseman. Gertrude Viola Evans. Mary
Emma Howard, Hattie Jones, Mary Cath
crime Miles, Annie Lucretia Miles. Emma
jeanette Mallory. Eleanor Ezzora Smith.
Eudora Georgia Turner.
Lucretia Mott SchOol-RObert Graves,
Eugene Morrell Perkins. Hillery James
Scott. William Henry TolIver. Georgia
Marion Brown. Sylvia Hinton. Laura
Virginia Jackson. Her Jane Lewis. Orrie
Payne.
Blanche K. Bruce School-Henry Stew !
art Foskey. Leon Vinton McElroy. Clar-
enee Felix Parker
Military Road School-Reuben Single |
ton Burrell. Helen Virginia Baylor, Bere- /
nice Willet Stewart.
Henry Smothers SchOol-Howard Dono- /
van Queen.
Elijah P Lovejoy School-Lewis Giles.
Edward Hager. Francis Joyce. Earl /
Perry, James Rembert, Lawrence Smith. !
William Snowden. Daisy Franklin. Marion 1
Giles. Inez Janey. Irene Jones. Anna /
Scott, Mabel Wilson.
John A Logan School-WiIliam Harlem
Alexander. George Othello Brown. Hi
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
NEW RAILROAD COMPLETED.
First Trip Over Washington and
Western Maryland Line.

Line.
The frst train over the Washington
and Western Maryland Railroad was run
yesterday morning from Georgetown 10
the District line. II was not generally sup
posed the line would be ready for opera
ton until the latter part of this month,
but the work was pushed 10 rapid com
pletion. The first train over the road
carried an observation car. in which the
road officials and friends OF the com
pany made the trip.
Among those IN the party were J. NJ
Kelly. trainmaster OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; J. F. Brogan. general su-
perinJendent and chief engineer Of the
Charles A. Sims Engineering Company.
the constructors OF the railroad: 8. y.
Johnson, resident engineer OF the new
line, and ". A. Draper, engineer repre-
senting the United States government.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-26
Paris Transfer Pattern No. so1,

Paris Transfer Pattern No. sO15
Design 10 be transferred 70 4 BABY.
cap. developed in satin, m.ssaline. siik
masiia, lawn, oTgaudie, batiste or jaconet
ana worked IN solid French enbroiderv
with msreerized cotton or sig Ross- 1000.
ing TO the material used in its dsvrloo-
mert A pretty development world b.
hne white ba-sSte OF six with the foreet-
ue-noes embroidered in solid stitch Win
turquoise-blue silk foss; the edges Of the
floss. first being padded 80 thai the~ Mi
stand out in high relief.