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The Washington herald., 1909-11-14

Baltimore. Nov. p.-QuCtations furnished by Bal
tlmore Fruit and Produce ASSOCIATION are as FOL
lows:
BUTTER-CreameTy separator. per ID. 22a53 i'm
tatou. Ea29: prints Alb. 3oa3i; do. l ID. S5a54;
blocks. 2-lb. per b.. SOa53; dairy prints. Mary.
lard. Pennsylvania. and Virginia. 25a25: Virginia
and West Virginia. store-paeked, b., o. Ohio.
storepacsed. q; do. nearby rolls. Ii. Za2i; do.
West Virginia rolls. b.. Zs2i; do. Ohio rolls b.
Z3a2L
EEGs-Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby Ersts
DIT d-z. 81. do. Eastern Shore Maryland ard Viz
GINA -' Western frsts. 81; do. West Virginia. 81
do North Carolina. 81.
LIVE POULTBY-Old hens. heavyweight per
III, l21kal3; do, lightweight per h., ilaaI2; old
ROSTERS, Per h., o. young chickens choice, per b.
l4isal5: rough and poor. Is; ducks. large Ii, Is:
small. y. turkeys. choice. ID. I5Mal6; old toms.
b., Is; rough and poor lb llal2: geese. Western
and Southern, ID. II; DO. Maryland and Virginia.
ID. ual2; do Kent Island h. Bal4: pigeons,
young pair. i5 do. Old per pair. 20; do, white
Pekns. per H.. d: spring ducks. lbs and over.
per H.. u; guinea fowls. old. each, Is; DO. young
lalis lbs. 40af6
GA8lE-Partridges, choice. full grown, PER doz.
S.SOaAO0; do small OF OF birds l25a1 rs; pheasants
selected. each LIS. do. Of birds 75aIO0, rabbits
choice 10 fancy. per doa 25oa20o: do fair 20 good
stock. L2s2o0; Do. small and Of stock. Local. 90
AuNAos AAAAieAAr pI AA44s navy weight ~ wiz
turkeys. per ID. lalS
POTATOES-White. native, per bushel. prime. 80
ass; do Western Maryland 5oa5s do. seconds, GOA
IS; DO. New York. prime 55a5s; do. Western.
prime. 55a5s; sweets yellow. per barrel Eastern
Shore. LIoal25; do, Anne Arundel, 1.c0all0 Jams,
Potomac, Per barrel, %; do. Rappahmnock. u.
GREEN FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Maryland and Virginia, per barrel. fancy L25al Is
do. fair. L0oal25: do per lk-barrel basket. 50a75
do. Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed per barrel
225a3o0 do. New York. assorted 25oa4O0: beets.
native per bunch. lalii: cabboges native per 100
l.5oa35o do. New York State. per ton. locals %
celery. Michigan. psr 0unch. 25aio; do. New York
State. per doz.. Gao; cranberries. Cape Cod per
barrel. 550a6O; do. per box. l.5)ai75; cucImbeTs
Florida. Per basket. LJOa2O0 eggplants native. per
basket. l5aO; DO. Florida, per crate. 2Ooa2 50
grapes Concord. oer basket. SASH; do. Niagara.
ilal2; do. Delaware. l3alA; do. Catawba. si1a9;
grapefruit, Flocida per box 25Oa125 lettuce. Nor.
folk and North Carolina. pee basket, 5ca1ooi onions
New York and Western. per bushel 50a55: do. Ma
ryland and Pennsylvania, yellow, Bass oranges,
Florida. per bon. 2O0s25o pears Kiefers. per bas-
ket, l5a25; do. per barrel, LzaL75: do. New York
Bartlett, per bauel. 50oa650; do. seckel 5Ooas 80
do. Clapps FaTorits A5a5.50; green beans native.
per bushel box. 5a6o wax beans native. per bushel
basket 5oa6O; Oquash. Florida pcr crate. I75a2 Is
tomatoes. Eastern shore Maryland. per basket Ioa
l2'a; do. native pcr &-baSEet l5a2O; do per meas
ure, pc basket 4oa5O; tuniUs native. per bushel.
20
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Nov. .-BUTTER-Recespts today.
23a packages; for the week 1865 The closing
was characterized by finer tone on creamery spe-
Gals ana extras. but prices were no higher There
has been limited demand for storage butter on ac-
count q sprlng-like weather. Process r. dull Ia
dies are easy. Packing stock Is plentiful az weak
prices Creamery specials 81; extras 30: specials.
81 sxtraS So frsts, 2a2ti hold specials. 81; held
extras. %.
OHEESE-Recoirts today weru i IS boDes. for
the week l5.0l9. Tho demand was poor this morn
INK but the fmness on TOP grades OF full-cream
cheese was fully az pronounced II has been any
time this week. Skins are quiet State fill-cream
specials. ls4tal7A.
DGGs-Roccipts to-day 400 cases: sor tho week.
$3.50 The market ciosed without quotable change
on either fresh OF storage eggs The former ara
selling fairly well while fancy. but Of grades are
under neglect Storage eggs are almost entirely &
buyers favor. Fresh gathered extra. irSts. 3las3;
do, seconds, EaZ refrigerator frsts G3a24
MILK-The wholesale priee is LII per sOqt. can.
MILLFEED-Steady; demand IS inactive. Spring
bran. htpcund sacks 20 arrive $50: standard
midclings. $50; city hran. Z3.0o IN bulk: Western
rcd deg. $40 70 arrive; winter wheat bran IN 100
pound sacks. 20 arrive, PASS.
OATS-Steady; trading is dull No. white. SyS
ass, No white. 45asJai No. 4 white. 8i1at5 nat
ual and clipped white on tracks. Aais'1.
FLOUR - Strong. restricting trade. Kansas
straights 5l5a5.b In sacks soft staights 545a5 So
IN barels; spring patents 55a5s5. in barrels
RYE FLOUR-S;eady; demand Is small Good 70
choice brands quoted at A00a4 50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-New. 20 arrive. Is quoted
90 28a25. with poor trade
CORNMEAL-Steddy: moderate dealings Kiln
dried fcr export. ass; coarSs meal in bags LtOal a.
HAY-Receipts. LIS tons. steady; little ANNA
ton. Prime timothy, 100; No. l. Is; No 2 %.
No 8 t2i1as5.
STRAW-Reoaiuts. 80 tons: steady: slow inquiry.
Long rye 0aGZsa.
BEEF-steady: small business. Family. lASalsOo
packet, l2.00al250
PORK-Stroug, on measer stocks. MesA. 2.75a
800. family 6OaZ7 90
LAlhD-Quiet. but strong. Prime Western. = %.
city. l3lZis: refined continent. 1880: South AIneri-
can. H.S; refined Brazilian keEs $50: oleostear-
me- Is. lard stearne. strong; New York i5iz.
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WAR ON THE BROWN RAT.
Uncle Sam Officially Declares Bat
tie on with Rodent.

Uncle Sam Officially Declares Bat
tie on with Rodent.
Frm the Indianapolis News
The United States. through its Agricul-
tural Department. has officially declared
war against the rat-the brown species,
known as the Norway. Il was imported
in 1775. since which time Il has practl-
cally driven out the black rat. and has
increased its number and extended its
range TIL its depredations amount TO mil
lions OF dollars annually; IN addition. II
disseminates infectious diseases. The Nor
way feeds on all kinds or vegetable and
animal matter, and makes its home in
the open field or the sewer and in all
kinds OF buildings. It revels in bubontc
plague conditions, IS responsible for dis
asuous CONGREGATIONS. foods houses by
gnawlng lead pipes, ruins artificial ponds
and entertainments by bUrrowing. destroys
eggs and young poultry. and undermines
foundations. besides damaging floors,
doors. and furnishings. It's natural intel
ligence and caution make the work OF ex-
termination one OF exceeding difficulty.
The females breed several times annually,
with litters ranging from six 10 seven
teen.
The Department OF Agriculture advises
that all buildings be made ratproof by
the use Of cement in construction. and
even IN the building OF residences the
cellar walls should have concrete footings
and the walls laid with cement mortar.
Granaries. corn-cribs. and poultry houses
should likewise be made ratproof, with
the wooden floors resting on concrete.
But the general ratproof building will not
suffice unless the rats are deprived OF
food supplies. Cities and towns are warned
% have an effective mode OF garbage col
lection. and hotels. cafes. and residences
are advised 10 provide metallic recep-
tacles, in which al ORAL should be care
fully placed. the garbage finally to be
cremated and not dumped where rats can
get it
The department also finds that the rat
has prosepered through the natural dis
position OF men to kill of It's natural enc
mics. such as the larger hawks. owls,
skunlSs. foxes, coyotes. weasels, minks,
dogs, cats, and ferrets. The situation
calls for an enlightened public sentiment.
The government thinks an Rble-bodi
terrier is Indispensable on farm and in
DullNAl6S LEcNutlLcu Dy ldNS OAld4A 4IlSlis
Scotch. and fox terriers are Invaluable as
''ratters'' II properly trained, and they
discount the cat in a natural desire to ex-
terminate the common enemy. A half
dozen poisons are enumerated as deadly
TO the rat, but, after all, there Is nothing
more effective that the protection OF birds
and mammals which are the natural enc
mics of the rodent, the proper storage OF
waste and garbage, care IN construction
Of buildings and drains. early thrashing
and marketing OF grains, removal of out
lying straw stacks and piles OF trash. rat
proofng OF all buildings. effective rat
dogs, trained to do their work; trapping,
poisoning, and organized hunts wherever
possible, and the organization Of rat clubs
for systematic warfare.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-14
WALL STREET NEWS
End of Money Stringency
Said to Be Approaching.
GOLD RESERVE INCREASED
Bank of England Exhibits Strength
of Its Position, and Its Balance
Reaches 100000 POunds-Frnnce
Helps RepIenish British Treasury.
Discount Reduction Expected.

New York. Nov. 13.-While II may be
little too early to speak with positive
ness, there were indications last week
that the end OF whatever money stTin-
gency has recently been experienced. at
least from an international point Of view,
is approaching.
The first definite sign OF this sort was
the strong weekly statement Of condition
submitted on Thursday by the Bank Of
England. exhibiting a proportion OF re-
serve to liabilities greater than has been
recorded on this date at any correspond
ing time, with but two exceptions, within
The last dozen years.
Two Exceptions Noted.
The experiences noted were the years
1905 and 1908. when business was pros
trate and money consequently in alb
normal plenty everywhere. Since Thurs
day the English bank has been adding
even more TO the strength OF its position.
Day after day 1t has reported a large
increase in the amount OF gold taken into
the bank on balance. and to-day this
reached the figure Of $500, 900. The largest
single source from which this replenlsh-
ment OF the Bank OF England has taken
place has been the Bank Of France, and
there is no longer any doubt that the
French bank is releasing gold freely for
English account.
1t is expected the Bank Of England VIII
get without competition more than S.
10000 Of new gold offered in the open
London market on Monday. and there
are substantial reasons for believing
transfer OF money from France TO Eng
land viii occur next week in greater
volume than has hitherto been seen IN the
present year.
The situation is indicating such radi-
cal change for the better In London that
numerous cables from English houses or
The first Importance were received in the
financial district to-day stating that in
the judgment Of those sending the dis
patches the financial strain in London
was at end. II this proves to be- the
case. a reduction. in the Bank OF Eng
land discount rate should be expected 10
take place in the relatively near future.
Favorable Showing Made.
At home to-day the weekly bank state
ment made. as was foreshadowed yester-
day. a showing that was so much more
favorable than was expected earlier IN
the week as 20 occasion widespread COM
ment
The truth seems 20 be that the to G
per cent rate for call funds. the a.. 10 s
per cent rate for time money for all the
longer periods and a 5 70 81 per cent
rate for sixty and ninety days use that
came 10 prevail here IN the latter part
OF the week we're effective in unloosing
large store OF private financial credit.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. H.bbs q Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York, Nov. l3,-Cotton bulls showed a DO
termination 70 support prices on setbacs. An early
decline followed b. net advance Of SOC 70 Coo
bale. On the curb there was q riso OF to 4
points. January selling az l42 ard May lL@.
The prediction for colder weather In the South
west With rain or snow IN Oklahoma and Western
Texas and also rain in Arkansas and Tennessee.
There was LW inches Of snow in the Panhandle
Of Texas New Orleans telesTsphed that o genuine
cold wave was coming that way. Bulls lay stress
on the fact that spdnneTs' tekugs I'D to date are
larger than they were during the corresponding
period last year. while up 20 this time last year
they wero the largest on record all Of which Is in
the teeth Of prices SD to IS bale higher than
then Bulish guesses put the total ginning report
At 5000 bales. against 200 for the sane time
last year. Some Texas dispatches deny that tho
top crop viii amount TO very much. There was
more or less Wall street and local buying and New
Orleans interests gsyo the market support ON the
early decline
Futures declined to points recovered the loss
and advanced 10 to II closing steady. Estimated
sales 40 900 hales
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK. Nov. D-BEEvEs- sss
head No trading IN live cattle had been reached
% % late hour. Dressed bocf had a light in
quiy ut steady Prices at saiita for native sides
and eas for Team bocf
CALVES-lasccipts, nc head No trading IN live
calves 50 far IS reported. Dressed calves were quiet
and steady at 9aif1 Tor city dressed yeals sails for
country dressed. and 61l-is Tor dressed grssserz.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts 2 i6f head. Com
mon 20 far sheep tewcsl sold az s0oaA5O per l10
rounds; good 90 prime lambs. IsZi5a7.s7ls: cuIs,
Ao0a5.O Dressed mutton SIM a. Tag, win bess
wethsrs selling at 9h.
H0GS-R61ipts. SOFA head N0minally steady
for AL wichita
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, new. per bus. LOsaLIs; com.
shelled. per bus, 7eaIs; cob. old, per bus as; new
$50; oats. Western, white. No. ., Der bus ssass.
mixed. per bus, 4Oa46: bran, per ton, 800: mid
ding. per ton 100.
HAY AND sTRAW-Hay, Western. No / L50n
$50: No. 2 l650alT.0o: mirnd ie00al65N Straw
rye. bundle. l5oOal6Oo: straw rye. machine tbrs,h
S00ae.eo; straw. wheat, per too, 60Oa650; straw
cat. per ton 6.50a7.O0.
sEEDs-Alske, per bus. sooas.75; clover. per
bus. S5Oa9 20; timothy. per bus, lOoa22s; crimson
eloYeE, Rer bus, le.ooall.oo
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov 13--IAyo hogs were strong esii-
mated receipts. 5000 head; Official yesterday Is sl0.
shipments l,&o; left over from yesterday 475a.
estimated receipts Monday. sOOO9 Bulk Of prioes'
79o0slS; light, 7e0nsSO; mixed and butchers 7.7Oa
sl5 heavy T.7Oas %: rough heavy. g7CS7 e. v,.s
sOaS.Oo; pigs. e.eOaT7o.
Cattle were steady estimated receipts. so head.
Sheep were steady; estimated receiuts aOoO head
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Hard to Suit Than,

From the Baltimore American.
II am in hard luck"
How soT'
Told AIilly she was the first girl I
ever loved and she said she had no time
10 waste training mollycoddles.r
"Well?"
Then I told Amy that I thought I
had loved many before I met the real
thing in her. and she asked me IL ny
proposal 70 her was the result OF a cuI-
tured taste-or only a forlorn hope"
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Per cTt-, 4,SOa5Oo: 6a. butcher.
s50ai60, do. common. 2Ooa5.00
HoGs-Psr cwt-. gross. LOoa7So; do. ordinary.
per cwt.. 6.5oaT00.
sHEEP-Prims clipped. 4Ooai5o; common, clip
ped, 200aJ0O.
LAMBS-Choice spring per ID, :: medium. G.
CALVES, prime. per b.. 81; do. medium, has
do. grass. 4s5.
CoWs-Prims fresh. each. ss.ooaE.oo; DO. com.
mon, each, S.0oasQ0O; do, old and dE7. lD0oal5O0
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W.. B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALL MONEY-SALES BY HoURsI
Open, 3; high. 51k; low, Az, close. s.
Shares 10 II a. m........ .II5,0OO
shares 10 II M.....3 So 200
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New York. Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Nfeless
No. Duluth. 70 arrive. LlSl4; No 2 rcd. e. o. h.
nominal is; No hard. New York, f. o. b. l1Si4
No. l maaroni L0la. o. b. No l Manitoba
T. o. b.. 70 arrive November. io9SS; exporters took
nothing.
COMMISSIONS: slow. No. elevator, r. No. 2
u; No. ? yellow, {. O. b.. 70; No 2 Z. o. b., De-
cember TO March shipments, at 65a: exporters took
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
sales-neular c,Il Al n O'CLOCK mon:

sales-Reguiar call Al Il O'Clock noon:
United States coupon Is 500 at l0lN.
Capital Traction warrants Ss2 at 1874 $50 at 1875
500 at 1874 $50 at 1874. 5000 at lsb, so at l5t,
So at l3R S2 at 1871. g.oS2 at q; 500 AZ l3,
$1,000 at Is S3i at Is So at IS. SO at Is SID at y.
Sl2 at Il.
CAPITAL Traction S. 100 at u5% 5000 at n3N
Metropolitan Railroad Be- $1,000 at los.
Washington Railway and Electric a. 500 at s.,
H.oo0 at SIS.
Potomac Electric Consolidated 81 5000 at lO21s.
$1,000 at logt.
washington Railway and Electric preferred. % at
eO3i
Washington Gas. . at S..
Mergenthaler. at 26h. at az.
LAnston, 100 at lsa, at Ism.
Greene Cananea, 80 AZ LIZ. 100 az Ia
Washington Loan and Trust. 10 at no
Graphophone common, % az Il.
After call-Capital Traction warrants 5000 at Is
500 at 1874.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, Il
at 9in.
McTrcuthaler. 10 at a5A. 10 at 2l6A.
Following arc the bid and asked prices o. yes-
terday's Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS BONDS,
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From LApplncottS
He looked in store window, and saw.
Hats reduced" ''HeavensP said he 10
himself What was their original sizeP"
The Washington herald., 1909-11-14
WOrriment.

From the Chicago NewA
II a girl is afraid Of tho men her
mother worries about It almost as much
as Il she wasn't
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov. B-FollOwng are tho sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.E1 rsht.. Tex dividend.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of CouUess-Open e II to 70 D n o.
ssculAr days; from ? J. n to 10 p n % Sundays
and o1 certain holidays
Public Libezry-0pen 9 a. 4. to :. n holidays
=. u to p n; Sundays. 2 to ospn
Executive Mznsaoc-0pen 10 = n. 20 D z.
United States Czpitoi-Open = n tc 80 D "A
State. War. and Navy Depsrt1ents-open a. n
70 ,. n. Che original Defamation q Indspend-
euce Is IN the library at the State Depzrtmeut}
United States Trsasu-y-Open =. II to ?. n
United States Patent once-opsn a. Il 70 2
? n.
United States Pension Burssz-opea =. n 70
n II
United States Post-onee-Opcn s. n 70 D n
Washington City Pozt-ofacs-Open al hOursl CT5a
Dead Letter O1ace Is IN the city p0St-O11ccl
National Botanic Gardens-Opea 9. n. 10 D u.
Flsh CoEmission-Opsn &. n. 70 50 ?. N
Army Medical Nuse1E-Open 3. u. 10 s59 ,. n
NatiOuAl Museun-ODen a n to 40 p u tin
eiuding holidays.
Smithsonian Irstisusioo-Open 3 4 70 80 p
T. lincludiug holidays.
Agricultural Departnsnt-open q N 70 sSe
= N
Bureau & Engraving and Priuting-oDen a. N.
to 20 p n
washinEton Monument Gs5sss fee. n besEhu-0p1
ESQ a- n. to 40 ?. n tEleEstor ruus frOz a n
until D NJ
Corco1sn Gallery Of Art-open go a n. to4p
n. winter a. n 70 ?. n n sumner. SUI
dsys-I:9 ,. n TO p. n excepting IN mi5-szn-
ner Admission free en- Tuesdays Thursdays. Sat
urdays, snd Sundays; othe- days. &C admission
Government Printing Ofce-ope1 % a. n 70 2
,. n
Navy Ysrd4Opeu :. n to $50 y u
South9osth Cottage. 3th s. snd frosDect ava
IN THE SUBURBS
zoologicaI PzTk-Open all day.
Rock Creek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase and Ke1si1gtcn.
Naval obserTstO-y-Open \ H. to p n
Mount Vernon tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tcni-0pen II &. n TO 2 n
Arlington Nstionsl Cemetery.
FoTi Myer Military Post
United Sutes soldiers' Home-Open {. n 70
SuHse1.
United States Naval Academy. Annapolis. No.
Cathedral Grovnds, TsunslytowB rosa-cpsn a
n to p II
CABIN John Bridge. cstsOas University. and Alsz-
sn5r1a.
Great Faus & the POtozss
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The eh.ldren's hour" q Ia LongfslIoW,
vas celebrated IN Calvary Baptist Church
yesterday afternoon, when a sea OF eager
eyes and a babel Of Ilsping voices were
raised in song and prayer
The event was the annual District rally
of the Junior Christian Endeavorers. ard
the church was filed 20 overaowing.
The quaint ch!idren's ritual OF the So
ciety was carried out with delightful IL
formality. and al eonspsred TO merge tne
religious element in the evident childish
desire FOR 5oyousnsss.
Not a Man Missing.
With a perfect attendance. not = rlsn
missing from the ranks, ST. PauRs Eng
lish Lutheran Junior Society romped
away with the banner. Calvary BAPTIST
Church. Bethany Baptist Church, and the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church fol-
loved close in the wake OF the winner.
The devotional exercises brought all the
children 70 their feet IN repeating the
Twenty-third Psalm and the LORDS
Prayer. shrin and high-pitched were the
voices. but strong was the viii behind
them, and alert memories were bent upon
proving their efficiency.
To the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Junior Christian Enaeavor So
ciety devolved the task Of carrying out
a picturesque missionary exercise. Tn
DER the lead OF Mss Martha Allen.
superintendent. many OF the alien peo-
pies were presented in native costume.
Marie Banks was Tesplendent in the
representation OF the United States: Mary
Siggers. WHO came sH the way from
Turkey. Frances Harris. who was a Ht-
tie japanese girl; Carroll Bone. Who was
an Esquimo from the frozen north. VIII
Ian Harris, imported from darkest At
rica; Eleanor Manning, g sojourner from
China, and Ernestine Spiker. a Hindoo
from Calcutta.
A patriotic exercise was carried out By
Mount Pleasant Congregational Junior
Christian E1deavOr Society. and a Junior
Christian Enceavor exercise by the so
ciety OF St PauIs English Lutheran
Church, under the leadership OF Agnes
E Sumen. A pledge drill, performed BY
the Guriey Memorial Presbyterian and
the Bethany Baptist churches. concluded
the ehildrens share Of the exercises
Subject of Address.
Rocks ahead was the subject OF an
address BY Rev. R. P. Anderson. Of Bos-
ton. the Uncle David OF the Christian
EndesvOr- To his mind. the saloon. the
childish temper. and greed were the three
great hidden rocks which wreck NAM a
lie
Rev. Dr. Anderson viii address two
conferences in the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church this afternoon al 5:I5
and SO O'Clock He Will deliver q lee
ture IN the church at O'Clock.
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Funeral of Father Chapuis.

Funeral services for Father Henry N.
Chapuis, the aged priest. who died at St.
Charles College. Eliicott City, Nd. Satur-
day evening. viii be held az St. Charles
Church Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
Mass viii be said by Bishop Monaghan.
OF Wilmington. Del Rev. Father Harvey.
OF st. Thomas University. viii deliver the
sermon.
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Gires sermon on Faith.

Rev. P P. Anderson preached at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church last
night on Faith He said ore Of the
greatest virtues OF the Christian was his
faith Without It." said the speaker.
we cannot hope for much IN this Hfe''
At the conclusion Of his sermon Dr An
dersoR announced that the Christian En-
deavor societies Of the city would hold a
reunion at the church tonight, and that
he would give an address on Christian
EndeavoT and its greatest undertaking. -
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LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS To-nAH.

10 Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News ana an
points South-Norfolk and Washington steamer,
eTeTy evening II the year at SIS
To Annapolis and the United States Naval Aesd-
eny-Trzins leave every hour on the half hour from
Fifteenth and 3 streets northeast-
70 Rock Greek Bridge. z0ologizI Pzrk. Ceyy
Chase. and Ke1sizgtor-CSrs iron Fifteenth stress
and Nes York avenue every fifteen niDutsx
The Washington herald., 1909-02-01
Fears Rabies from Dogs caress.

Red Bank. n. J.. Jan Clearing
rabies. although he was not bitten. George
NfulholIand. OF Freehold. is continuing
treatment at the Pasteur Institute, New
York. A dog licked a cut On the mans
hand recently. and as the ANIMAL has
since shown signs of rabies and had 70
DC shot. Mr.. Mulholiand is afraid that he
might have been inoculated with the
germs OF hydrophohia.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-01

Canada and Mexico have formally ae-
eepted the invitation OF President Roose-
welt to participate in the conference for
the conservation Of natural resources Of
North America The meeting will be held
iusPthe diplomatic reception room of the
Slate Department on February 1g-