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The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
HOME AND MOTHER.

what Is Home Without Mother?" There's the motto on
the WALL hanging place obtrusye where may be seen by
ALL the questions know what home
would be if its gentle guardian angel place we'd
Mother washes all the dishes and she's sweeping up oors
while the girls in the paro doing Padeews chores mothers
breaking up kndng the woodpe by the gate while the
boys the garden with their hoves digging mothers
her knees ascrubbng where the careless footprints are while
the father sits in comfort tong bad cigar Mother sits with
weary fingers and with bent and aching head sewing darnng
the children while they're all asleep bed mothers up before
the SUNRISE up labor and mo thinking Of Others
in the weary round of toll What is home without mother?
That well realize till the light of life has faded from the
kind patient eyes when the implements of fall unheeded
her hand and the loving is sienthen last we'll
understand. Walt Mason.
oCOpas by GeuqeM
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
RECALL OF WI UNEXPLAINED
Plenty of Theories, but Few Facts
Concerning Change.
Not Unlikely Minister Is Following
Yuan shat Knf, Chinese Pro
gressive, Recently DepOsed.

There are plenty OF theories, but few
facts in Washington concerning the recall
Of WI Ting-fang. Chinese Minister. Il
was learned yesterday that the Chinese
government has also recalled DIT. Yen
wei-ching, second secretary Of the lega-
ton. There is no more light thrown on
this action than on the recall of the
Minister. which was announced by the
legation Thursday.
Mr. WI, IL Is understood. is hurrying
back TO Washington from South America,
although he is not due here. according
TO his original plans. until October.
The State Department received It's first
Official information Of the recall Of DIT
WI in q dispatch from Mr.. Fletcher. the
charge d'affaires Of America IN Pekin He
reported that Minister Wu had been re-
called. and that Chank Yin-tang would
be HIS successor. The department let II
be known that ii was approached con-
ceruing the appointment OF Chang Yin
tang two months ago. Then China. ac-
cOrd.ng 70 custom, asked II Chang Yin
tang would be acceptable 20 the United
States as China's representative IN Wash.
ington.
The State Department responded IN the
affirmative Since then nothing official
has been said. and Dr. Wu's recall was
as surprising 10 the State Department as
20 any one else. The officials OF the de-
partment stated the Minister has not In
any way incurred the displeasure Of the
United States government. and that ht
IS entirely satisfactory. both as a dip
lomat and personally.
to T~ NNrr Mill %, Ch4Tfa
10 be given the task Of codifying the
laws Of the empire a work considered
important. II does not seem. however
that an Office Job at home is quite as i'm
portant as being Minister 20 the United
States. particularly In view Of this gov
ernments new policy for expansion Of
trade in the far East. SO II that is what
Minister Wu is going home for he Will
hardly be promoted.
Minister Wu Is a great friend Of Yuan
Shat Kai, the Chinese progressive. who
was recently deposed. II is not unlikely
that WI is following Yuan Shat Kai
There is talk here that the Minister is
being taken away because Of his absence
from Washington during the important
Chinese loan negotiations, and because
he has not procured for China the sup
port of the United States In the Contro-
versy between China and Japan over the
Antung- -Mukden Railway in Manchuria-
The crises over the railway came "
weeks after the Minister went away, and
the loan matter was precipitated by the
State Department shortly after his de-
parture for South America.
The Minister was doubtless instructed
10 60 20 Peru and officials here do not
think it likely he IS blamed for beins
elsewhere at this time.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
INDICTMENTS ARE QUASHED.
Court Releases Men Accused of Con-
ducting Bucket Shops.

At the request of United States Attor-
uey Baker. Justice Gould. Of the District
Supreme Court. yesterday allowed the in
dictments returned two years ago against
certain stOck-broking firms charged with
conducting bucket shops 20 be Quashed.
Indictments against Chesley & Spence,
Frank Kane Allison c. jenkins. and
Wade & Hedges were nolle pressed by
Mr. Baker
The only remaining case, against John
o. Wilson. will be brought to trial. since
the alleged offense occurred after the de-
cislon Of the appellate court affirming
the conviction Of Wade. who was later
pardoned by President Taft.
Tho reason for the quashinE Of the in
dictments is that Mr.. Baker has decided
the firms involved have ceased doing bust
ness along lines prohibited by law
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
viii Conduct Exom,,o,,o.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission will hold an examination on Sep
tember p to obtain eligibles from which
to III a vacancy in the position Of metal.
lographist In the Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce and Labor Tho
salary ranges from S14OO to SlSoo ner
annum. Applicants will be REQUIRED n
be examined in the State or TERRITORY in
which he resides. and TO show he has
been actually domiciled therein for AZ
least one year.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Capt. CHARLES W. FENTON. Second Cavalry.
viii ITocccd 70 Chicago and report % Maj
Gen. Frederick ID. Grant. Z. s. 4.
Leave Of absence for four months IS granted Capt
WILLIAM .. CHITTY. Fourth Cavalry.
Leave q absence Tor two months on surgeons Ger
tfcato is granted First Lieut.. OSCAR A. RUS
SELL. Coast Artillery Corps
Leave uf absence for two months IS granted Col
WILLIAM A. SIMPSON. adjutaut gcneral
Mai CHARLES G. MORTON. inspector general
win pTOcecd 10 Hot spTingS Ark. and report
20 the commanding officer OF the Army and
Nav General Hospital. for observation and
treatment.
Paragraph Is. Special Orders. No. ITg. August
1913. War Department. IS amended 70 read as
follows: CAPT. WILLIS O METCALF, quarter
master. viii prooccd to San HanciscO. Oh. and
sail for the Philippine Islands
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Woodward s. LOthrOp.
AUTOISTS SELECT CAPITAL.
National Association VIII Fight for
Federal ReRistratiOn in This City.

At meeting Of the executive COM
niittce Of the American Automobile Asso-
ciation in New York yesterday. Wash
ington was selected as the place for the
national automobile legislative convention
next December.
The arrangements for the gathering
were placed IN the charge Of the legls-
lative board of the association. Of which
Charles Thaddeus Terry is chairman.
Washington was chosen because the cam
paign for Federal registration bin VIII
be the chief work OF the convention
this year. and an attempt will be made
10 present the measure 20 Congress while
the automObilists are I'm the city
II the project is successful the an
noyance to which motorists are sub
Jected in interstate travel Of stopping
20 obtain new permits in every State
viii be done avav with by having a
general Federal license.
The Washington Automobile Club Will
entertain the visiting delegates.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

In an effort to arrive at an under.
standing and TO outline a series OF ex.
periments, representatives Of the main.
tenance Of way departments Of the lead.
ing trunk line railroads. manufacturer,
Of steel rails, and scientists of the Bureau
Of Standards Of the Department Of Com.
merce and Labor held a conference yes
terday. presided over by Samuel w
Sratton, director Of the bureau
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Funeral of Mrs. sterrett.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Sterrett. who died early Friday
morning at her home. 1920 Corcoran
street northwest, were held at s o'clock
last night from the family residence
Services were conducted by Rev. G. F.
Peters. pastor of Epiphany Church. The
body will be taken this morning to the
former home at Jacksonville, Pa, for in
terment.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
PUSHING CAPITOL REPAIRS.
Many Changes and Much Cleaning
Delayed by Extra Session.

Repairs and improvements 10 the Unit
ed states Capitol, which have been de-
layed by the extra session OF Congress
Just ended. are now under way and the
work will be rushed TO completion IN
time for the convening of the regular
session IN December.
Chief among the improvements will be
the installation OF the new elevators In
the Senate wing.
The Senate cafe will also undergo a
number OF alterations. which have been
contemplated for some time. 10 give the
Senator'S greater privacy.
Other repairs include the scrubbing OF
the floors Of the 40 rooms in the build
ing. the washing Of the ESQ windows, the
polishing Of the $50 doors. and the over
hauling Of the rs fire places
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Washington Herald Pattern Coupon.
Size desired
Charity Gets 100000.

New Haven. Aug. 1S.-The win Of Col.
Thomas Emmett Adds. general travelling
agent for the Winchester Repeating Arms
Company for thirty-five years. was filed
In the Probate Court here this afternoon,
and his entire estate, valued at nearly
500. 900. is given TO charitable institutions
In this city
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Beard VIII Filed.

The will Of Mamie c. Beard was filed
for probate yesterday. bearing the date
Of April q, 1906. After the payment OF
bequests to Ella 3. Partlow, a niece. and
Roswell A. Beard, a nephew, both OF
Texas. the residue Of the estate is left
to Ella B. Partlow. w. Sanger Johns,
Of Washington. Is named executor with
out bond.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
ALEXANDRIANS ARE INVITED.
mcfarland Urges Virginia Citizens
TO witness Floral Parade.

Commissioner MaCfarland has invited
the people OF Alexandria 20 witness the
floral parade which the Chamber OF Com
merce Is 10 conduct on Thursday, Septem-
Der ~. The Commissioner suggestion
that there be a section In the parade for
cars decorated with American flags. II is
understood. will be incorporated by the
committee appointed. This committee IS
composed Of Mai. Sylvester. Commits
sioner West, and CunO II. Rudolph
Chairman Isaac Cans expects 10 go 10
Baltimore tomorrow, where he will re-
main until Monday. lie viii endeavor
while away to interest outside owners Of
cars to enter their machines.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
PARK SERVICES SUNDAY.
Three VIII Be Conducted by Young
Mems Christian Association.

AhEce Will ne conducted ny OunS
Mems Christian Association.
Three Open-air park services will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
At Lincoln Park. Twelfth and East
Capitol streets, Rev. George A. Miller.
pastor Ninth Street Christien Church.
will make an address: Rev. James Nc
Clure Henry. pastor OF Peck Memorial
Chapel will be the speaker at the
Rosedale Fairgrounds, Seventeenth and
Gales streets northeast; at Franklin
Park. Thirteenth and X streets north
west the talk will be given by Rev.
John Graham.
The average attendance at these
three park meetings for the last six
weeks has been over 900. and they
will be continued until the first Sun
DAY in October.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Club Gives Excursion.

The Potomac Literary Club gave its
annual excursion to Marshall Hall last
Thursday evening. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather the club and it's
friends were well represented, and the
affair was successful financially and
socially.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
System Is n Model.


The American Red Cross yesterday.
through the state Department. cabled
$500 to the United States Red Cross re-
lief committee at Beirut. Turkey. 20 aid
the sufferers in the late massacres. To
date. $3.50 has been sent to the relief
OF the Armenians.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Paris Transfer Pattern No. sOO5

Design inches wide for drawers rufae,
short skirt. Infants clothes or any puT-
pose for which a narrow edEinE Is re-
Quired Three yards Of the design is given
and this may be worked in eyelet and
French embroidery as shown or in all solid
work. which is most effective If we'll done.
especial attention should be paid TO the
padding. which should always be done IN
the opposite direction from the embroidery.
If more dressy effect is desired it may
De had by adding a narrow edging beneath
the scaIloped edge, of either lace or en-
broidery. according to taste.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
American Consul III.

The State Department has been in
formed that oscar Malmros, American
consul at Rouen. IS dangerously I'll. The
information came in a cable from the
vice consul at Rouen. Mr.. Malmros was
born in Germany. and was appointed TO
the consular service from Minnesota in
1860
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
TRANSFER PATTERNS.

Upon receipt Of this pattern. ordered on COUPON
below. place the rough glazed side OF pattern
down on material 10 be stamped. then press hot
fat-irou OF the back OF smooth sde Of the pattern
Be careful not 20 let pattern 0lipl
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Ocean steamshipn.

New York. Aug lS-AuiFod: Pannonia. from
Naples. July & Arrived cut: President Grant al
Cherbourg; Geozge Washington at Bremen; Nocrdam
at Rottudam.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
WASTE OF WATER
Is FULLY CHECKED
Meters Make Possible New
Economies.
NO MORE FEAR OF SHORTAGE

Daily and Annual Consumption I'm
District Is Less Than Ten Years
Ago, According to Compilations of
superintendent w. A. Mcfarland.
System Envy of Other Cities.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Gov. and Mrs. Clark Motor
ing to Connecticut.
BARONESS MONCHEUR DEPARTS

Cuban Minister Returns 90 wash
ingtOn After a Trip 10 the West
and NOrthwest-The Panama Minis
ter Joins the Cromwell House
Party-Other Society Notes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
MacfarIand TnI.e. VACATION.

Commissioner Nlacfarland left Washing
ton yesterday for weeks visit with
friends at Kent. Conn.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

Among the guests at Piney Point Hotel
are Mr- and Mrs Marcy NJ Mitchell.
Mrs. Clara Moore, Mr.. A. H Bradley. of
the Sun, New York City; his mother. Mrs.
5. c. Talbert, and his sister. Mrs Cant
E. G. Barnard. Of Washington. Mrs Mi
nerva Crawford and daughter Edna. Mrs
Thomas Z. Clark and sons Mr.. and Mrs
West, Mrs. Kirby and daughter Jennie
Mrs. Williamson and sister, Mrs. Tolson
Of Anacostia: Miss Belle Trueland Miss
Gertrude McNally, Mrs. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Ryon and daughter Grace
and Mr. Alfred B. Darling.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
NJ. p. y. Havder- -. darrhto,. \.

Mrs. P F. Hayden. her daughter. Marie
Lavender, and the younger members of
the family left Washington Tuesday last
for brief sojOurn at TompkinsviIle
Charles County. Nd. Mr. Charles Hav-
den is now away on an extensive water
and rail trip through the North. He will
visit Portland. Boston. New York. Phila-
delphia. and Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

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The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

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The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

Mr.. William r. Mears, accompanied bv
Mr.. Blout. of South Dakota. and Mr.
Willis. of Kentucky have gone 10 New
York for a ten days stay.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

The new governor OF Alaska and Mrs.
Walter Clark left yesterday for Crescent
Beach. Conn, in their touring car. They
will spend several weeks there with rela-
tives. and then ship their car West and
start about September l5 on their Jour
ney 10 Mr.. Clark's new post of duty.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

ma. who spent the early season at Allan
tic City, left last evening for Seabright,
n. J.. to join a house party OF Mr.. Will
lam Nelson Cromwell at his seashOre
cottage. Mr.. Arosemena will make some
visits on the North Shore OF Massachu-
sets before returning TO Washington
early in September.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14
Clearance Sale of HammOckS.
$4.95 each. Were S7.95.

Green and Red Couch Hammocks. with
spring. mattress. &c.
S9.95 each. Were $500.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-14

Tho marriage Of Miss Alma Speakman
Osborne. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Osborne, Of Philadelphia, to Mr.. W. Har-
wood Nash, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wads-
worth Nash. Of Reisterstown. Nd. will
take place to-day in the brides home.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-27
Fern Ridge

John Rider wife and little daugh-
ter were the guests OF VIM. Anderson
and family Sunday.
VIM. Myer and wife and Laura
Hensley were guests of Levi Green
and family Sunday.
James Hansen, of Mud Valley, was
seen on our pike one day recently.
Miss Flora Kane, OF Lancaster, spent
several days with John Stoody and
family.
Boyd and Floyd Evans were trying
our pike Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Bailey and daughter Tena,
spent Sunday with Lima and Lettie
Fox.
Il. Goss and wife were Logan
shoppers the latter part of the week.
Denver Brown was Gibisonyile
visitor Sunday.
Miss Emma Myer called on Edith
Kline, Sunday.
Geo. Bailey and daughter were Lo-
gan shoppers Saturday.
Fred Bowers went To Gibisonyllle
TO meet the School Board, Saturday
afternoon.
Frank Harden, while out hauling
had the misfortune to get his limb
broken.
Howard Mysr attended church at
Holy Barn, Sunday evening.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-27
RtcbeIieu
Canned Fruits
The Finest Produced
COMLYS'
Penny Post Cards at Bort's.
Birthday Party.

A very pleasant birthday party
was given in the honor of Alpha
Polling, the accomplished school
miss of the Karshner school, Sun
day, May 23rd.
A crowd Of her scholars gather.
ed at her home to let her know
they remembered her birthday.
Each one took her II present; she
presented each one with nice
post card. The afternoon was
spent with music, singing and
playing games. In the evening
they started for home. wishing
their teacher many more happy
birthdays.
Those present were as follows:
Marie, Edgar and Earl DeLong,
Mabel Dali, Rosa Stump, Nora
Crawford. Pearl, Bessie and Lee
Ebert, Jennie Hermen, Myrtle and
Elsie DUNN, Goldie, Josie and
Glenn Karshner. Miley Harmen,
and Rudolph Lee.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-27
Nickel Plate

Ed Funk and wife were the host
and hostess to quite a number of
young people on Saturday evening,
May %. Quite an enjoyable even.
ing was spent in games and had
some fine music by Miss Sylvia
Rheinstettle on the piano and
Clyde Funk on the violin. At a
late hour all departed for their
homes, feeling glad they were in
vited guests for the evening.
Il. ID. Harden and wife al d j. j
Keller and wife attended the fun
era of Mrs. W. A, Palmer, near
Rush Creek Oh May II
Robert Shaw and family spent
Sunday with j. j, Shaw and fam
lily.
John Cramb'it, who has been
working near Gallipolis, was at
home over Sunday with his fam.
lily.
Fred Rheinsettle and family
visited II. ID. Harden's Sunday,
May 10th.
j. r. Shaw called on Jacob
Keller on Monday last.
ID. ID. Harden and family were
the guests of John Beery's, of
near Ewing, last Sunday.
H. II. Myers is housed up with
the mumps at present.
Grace Shaw was the guest of
May Harden on May 10Th.
Walter Harden was working
some for Andy Joy last week.
j. j. Keller and family and Tena
Keller, Of Logan, attended the
funeral of Mrs John X. Miller on
Rush Greek last Sunday.
Charles and Darley Harden are
employed in the factory at Rachel.
macher.
Mrs. Henry Suttles has as her
house gueet this week her sister,
Miss Dilts from Logan.
Walter Harden is the champion
grounding killer in this nelghbor
hood. Anyone annoyed with these
animals would do we'll to call on
Walter.
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Yankee Hollow

Say Old Crupper, have you got
your breath yet.
John Wagner was seen on our
streets, Monday.
VIM. Edwards and family called
on their parents, Benjamin Ed
wards, Sunday.
Lucy, Rosa, Nellie and Joseph
Elick called on Andrew Helber and
family, Sunday.
Cora Carpenter called on Mrs.
jeremiah Carpenter, Sunday.
Clinton Dupler and family call
ed on VIM. Dupler's, Sunday.
VIM. Elick and wife made
business trip to Logan, one day last
week, and says the roads are just
fine down that way.
Lewis Elick, and Lee and Carl
Shull called on Crist Shull and
family, Sunday.
Claude Carpenter called OH Les.
ley and Wesley Helber, Sunday.
Ida Goes and Myrtle Brooks
have purchased a fine straw hat
lately, of which they are very
proud.
Alice Elick called on her brother
Amos Ellck, Monday.
Clara Frasure called on Ida Goss
Sunday evening.
Phoebe Walker called on Emma
Dupler, Sunday.
Resell Shull was seen on our
streets, Sunday.
Harlyn Dupler made business
trip to VIM. Elick's, Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Elick called on Mrs
Joel Swartz, Sunday.
Joe Peterson attended Centinary
church, Sunday.
Vinton Carpenter called On An.
drew Helber, Sunday.
Clara Bond called on Mrs Rev
White, Sunday.
VIM, Edwards has purchased a
fine pup, lately its name Is Teddy
Roosevelt.
Daniel Shull called on William
Daubenmeir, Thursday.
George Shpl! called on Wm.
Elick, Thursday.
Cleve Jackson and family called
on Amos Ellck and family, Sunday,
Jacob Ca arpenter called ON Vim.
click, Monday evening.
Lucy, Rosa and Noah Elick call /
cd on VIM. Edwards, Monday. (
VIM. Flick and wife attended
the funeral of Mrs. Sol Harsh,
Monday, ON MAID
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Real Estate for Sale

An ideal home on Glenview
Heights. Large house and yard
Splendid view of the city.
25 farms and 25 town proper.
ties; 100 acres with good build
ings, 81 miles out of Logan, for
S4 900.
rs acres that IL u dandy worth
seeing.
2l5 acres ! know you will want.
326, 90 103, 81, 60, 46, 30, 30,
20, 40, 80, 80, 1870, 100 acres
Lots by the piece or by the bunch
anywhere in town.
Town property on the Install
ment plan. Homes as low as $500
and there are some ideal homes.
Columbus and Lancaster prop.
erty to exchange for Logan prop
erty.
Farms and town property to ex
change.
See II. Cornwell at Singer Store.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-27
Cedar Grove

Adam Schaal and family were
the Sunday guests of Eli Keller, OF
Ewing
o. G. Culp and wife, Assl Amer.
inc and Floyd Mounts called on
JOSEF h Vest and family, Sunday.
|, S. Culp and grandson Ralph,
of Laurelville, were the guests of
G b. Culp and wife.
j, L. Rose was the welcome
guest of nellie Mounts, Sunday.
Willis and Dicie Kalklosch were
the guests of their brother Harley
and family, of Nickel Plate.
Elva Allen spent Sunday with
Roxie Nihiser.
Mrs. Mary j. Howdyshell and
family were Logan shoppers, FRI.
day.
Msyms Vest was the guest: OF
Nsttis Allen, Sunday.
Joshua Nihissr spent Sunday