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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
1inmantencs GbejmbilGnm.

@err Sioac @umburger uno Satin
ieiern i'm areiie ihrer Angeb6ri
gen bic 60. Nieoertebr hires Sod
5eitstages. - 3oS SubeIpoar p6l
liq riiitig mo geiuno.
Nm einem Gage I'M Seben rednet
lid Ser Menit) 81 oen @IiitIititen,
uno Dies III Der SodBeitstug. Sprrn
Siuoc 9onnburner mo ietner Satin
mar es perg0nnt gcitern oo0 oiuman.
tenc @od)5eit$fcit leiern 81 fonnen,
Eon elmer gr0Bercn 6citlihfcit mar
Nbitunb gcnommen tuoroen, ieOod)
botten Die &in6er 0e@ SubelpaoreS
cine lleberroihunNS Yortie nrrongirt,
ipeld)e IN oeren pdd)tiaen cSim, Gr.
1912, Wo0iion-N penle, itnttfano lrn0
cinen berrlidcn Gcrlauf unbn1. Die
Ieicr lunr eiuCu oenfpiiroigc ln6
miro 0cu &bciiuchmeru l%mpcrgeBIid
lein. Tic bon 3ru0li 4inoern nod les
be1oen odt, udmlit 6rou Somes
W~rcenpolb, Nrau @enrp aruuS, Srau
Mar Sofld)il0, Srnu WiIiom Stern
Sri. emma 6omburgcr, 0crrcn ga.
mucI, Manca uuO Gono@ SSom6ur-
ger, iomic "a GutcI uno flint llrcnfel
idoorten iit) nm ooS greiie @oor, nm
ibrc ber5Iititeu @rotulotioneu our-
5%ubringcn. Nohoem Damn Dem SubeIs
poar idone @eihcnfe iiberrcid)t NOR.
Den paren, icbte man iid) an bic felt.
lid grihmiidtc (aiel. Ser &ubiIar
uno feline Satin lpltrocu in Icutit.
lan0 %geboreu. Scrr SamburBer Ian.
oetc bier Dor 63 Sobren ltno perbei.
rntbete iif Elm Sobr ipGtcr. Gr lit Der
Grinder Der Sirmd Siouc @uHbur-
ger & S0bne an Der @te pom guItir
more. mo Sonouer.S truBe uuo itebt
bellte nod trob ieineS porgeriidten III.
tiers on ser Spite be$ Embellishments.
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9ranf6cit bas Iotiu.

SroI ellie u. SdilIB begcbt SeIbit.
moro ollrd) Srinfcn Don Gorbol.
idltrc. - 2itt jubrcIoHg al cpl.
lcptiid)cn Nni1acn uno foumtC
feline Scihmg erboiieu. - &c,
benSmiibc mar 80 Sabre alt.
a%ranfbeit, bon Der lie feline Sci
lullg erbofien fonnte, brod)te sic 3S
Sabre oIte Srou ellie 90. SfltlB
bon Nr. Alb, @eit.24. StraBe, on5u.
Son0 an lid 81 legeIl. Sic tranf
GurboIiGltre uno itarb tllr5 ooroui.
Die 2cbenSmiibe lit lett Sabreu
oil epileptiihen ar1mpien uno cine
9ciIerung ibres 2eiocno idien nid,t
81 erTuorten 81 ieiu. Seit 5pei Sab
rem tpobntc Die llngliidlid)e, meIdjp
bon ilrem @otten getrennt lebte, bel
ibrer Sdmelter, 6rou Albert Wit.
Gubbin in Der oben ongegcbeneu
Aoreiic. @e9en 10 llbr geitcru &or.
mittog mur0e Srou MicGubbin oilrd)
ltredlife Siilferuie III ooa 3inmct
ibrcr Sdmeiter gerllien. Sic iou0
Die ScBterc iid) Dor Sd)lner5eu min.
ocno nllI Dem 6llBboocn licgen, Iout
fIchcnO, oaB Der Zoo lie bon ibrer
Guol crl0ien mGge. Or. Nalp6 Ro5.
coe 3. Groif bon Gr. 211, @eIt.25.
StroBc. puroe ber6eigerllieu, fonntc
ober feline &etiung mebr brin9cn.
8rau Sd)tlB itorb flrj nnd) ieincr
Anfunlt.
Gie SelbItm0roerin bate iid) &c.
tern onifeineno III b~eiierer Stim
nIlln1 bciunocn ais ieit LANCER Belt.
6rdu WcGubbiu obnte oober nid,tS
90icH, ais ibre Sdpeiter lid al,
Ididtc, einen SpaJier9ang 5u ma.
den. Gicien SornoHb id)eint Die
5oote 6enutt 81 bdben, INN it'd onS
0iit 5t uerid)oilen. Ton Der Sluid;r,
lueldc OaIiel6e entbielt. mar Ole Gti.
fette ~iorgi1ltig obnefrnbt, oifen6ur
INT ocn I~potbefer. ser IS ibr Der.
tauItc, Dor chuoigcn llinnnebmIid,
teiten III id)iiten.
6rou Sdnlt Gotte perihieoenc
Wole in oen Observation-Disclosures BON
8aDpiclu uno Mount Sope @eilung
geilid)t, ieoodl obue Griolg.
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Stnotratbss SiBmna.

Ter WfoDor utterbreitet Dem Stoot.
rotb Den 9erid)t Der ,Amcricon
Nu6it 60" SoS 9cgleitihrei.
ben 0cS WoporS. - Cine inn lleb-
rigcn ereignibloie SiBuna.
Cine Nn5obl ncucr 8croronmgcn.
Sn Der geitrigen Sibung 0eS
'StGbttot6c55 luiiirbc ser 8erid,t ser
BON Der Stobt cngogirten 9iiber.Rc.
piioren Der oAmericon ghloit Cont
ponp" ourd) ben Wapor unter6reitet.
Sn Dem Seglettld)reiben, meld)eS Der
Wopor nit Dem Verid)te ii~6erInnOte,
benlertt 0erlelbc nit @enu9tbuun0,
ooB Der @erit)t %ollSiuciic, oub Die &c.
Notwithstanding inn Rotbbouic I'M MQ.
genlclneu cine 0lIrdous beirieoi0cn0c
lcl mo OuB Die Sinan5eu Ser Staot
lorglultig uno uprtbeilbuft permoltct
Ieicn. llnebrlihe NnQciteute fGnoei
lid 5lhueileu, 10 Iaqt Der Wopor pei.
Ter, III 0eid,GftSb1uiern oller Nrt, in
@nnten SruIt-Gompo0nie'n 1t. /. ~,
gan5 loIle lid) gegen oieiclbcn ME ein
Sdut linden. 0urd) itrelglte @or.
lidltsmaBreaeln ieood) lnIie lid cine
lold)e @eIobr ulil ciu Winimum be.
ldlrduten. Sm %NuQcncinen habc ir-
ocnfallS Die Heuilion ergebelL, DAP
Die itGotiiden 9eomtcn quite, pilid)t.
9etreue, ebrlifc mo i0bige 2erte
lelen.
Ser 9eridi. oelicn 1nbolt an al.
ocrer Steue 0e9 oGeutibcn GORE
lponbeuten" uIber bebonoelt miro,
lpllroe OerIeIcn un0 Damn Dem Gomitc
Iiir Wtittel uno Wcge iibcrnieicn.
Snn erlten RutbSimeige in orittcr
Seillng ongenommen wlrOen Die
ilotitebenoen geroronungen:
Gonoemnirung mo Gurd)briid) BON
70. StroBe, bon huntingdon Npenuc
bis sur S%unlpben. Nuenltc.
0%efpGbruiIg elmer Eenlion al bic
@ittrue ante Mennignl.
grHennung oe3 Sru. Gbo&. u. Goof
ais GonitobIer iiir Die 10. @orO.
2urhbrud Der %. StruBe.
Gonbemnirulg mo Tur6britd) ser
aenluortb-a penne.
0epnbruna elmer Eeniion an Die
@ittiue 9onllno grooen.
GrloubniB fir g. ). 9rirel, ein
eleftriides Sdifb al Dem Souie Mr.
1347, Yenniplponio.Spenu ol,,ll.
bringell.
Gle folgenoen nciten 0eroromrl-
gen mllroen eilgereidyt:
Gurdl Srn. Gttiion: 8ctp16rlung
Der grloubniB oil Die Sperrp & Silt.
finion SO. Elm eleftriid)cS ShilO
Dor brent 0eidGitsbouie, Or. 4i2,
Noro.SorporoitruBe, an3nbringen.
0urh Srn. Wuuifin: Eilaiterung
bon Centres troBe, bon Gborles- bis
'SoporoitroBe, nit einem &oitenol,is
iuonoe BON $4,000.
Inrt) Srn. 8insponger: @eludb-
rurg Der erlaubniB an Srn. y.
Gods, elm eleftrii6es SdiIo Dor Dem
Sauie Nr. 2115-17, Be%nniplponia.
Tuenue, o%njubringcn.
Gurd Srn. @reene: gcrwiaigung
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8ute MnSidtCn.

Boiler 9etricb Der baltimore Wnds
9on g9erfe al Curtis Dan in auS.
iid)t. - 1000 Grbeiter meroen i'm
Ge5cmber beitGitiNt iciu mo $50
I'M nGditen Sabre.
Gle Baltimore Gar ono 5ounorD
Co." meId)e fiir3lid) in cen 8eiib Der
"aStonooro Steel Gur So" DOT, BittS-
burg %iiberQing miro i'm nGfiten Utc.
not mie0er ibren pollen getrieb oII-
nebn,ell. Iugenblidlid) iin6 ctluo 800
grbeiter bcibGftigt. TiciC 3obl miro
I'M Icjember pcrboppelt meroen. 3ilr
3eit miro oo1 Woterinl fiir 1000
WoggonS beihuiit, WeldJe iiir Die
Baltimore Ohio . 8obn" ge6out
merOcn iolIcn. Mon ninnlt on, 0o6
piele N~uitrGge, meIfe Nic Bitt5bur9er
Gompognic bot, bier in Den 8nltinos
rer Werteu n~llSgeiilbrt merbeu uno
I'M Sabre 1910 III ser NnIoge etiuu
25OO Ecrioneu Grbeit iinoen oiirIien.
9aS @tnbliiicment miro oerort Der.
groBert mer0eL OaB 1000 Nrbeiter,
pelde einen WotenIobn BON $4,000
bis S4S.0OO 5ieben miiroen. beQlem
belhoitigt luerbcn tonneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

6rm Nntmlf cineS @ruuoitiideS an
6rcmonttNucmle nubc 0oltinloreItro
5Dcd2 Grridtlme cjlea 8ebGuoeS
iiir 0oa Scucr.G eportemcHt.
&m 5meiten @utbS 3 ~ e q e.
5m 5mcitclt Hotba5wcise puroen
Die ipI0cn0cn 9eroroiihngcn in brit.
ter Yeiunu uiraenommHt;
@erruihiGnhg BON $500 5iir 9eItrci-
tl1ng oct llntoIteIi Ser WtlIni3ipalep
cniejs nY1jlFS'1,1 h ~
Gtobiira1Iii6a3 2 ncS spYlctnS sur &c.
requiring ser @oGer.@ tbiibr fiir
EinrrbGlrier mo reIi6ioic 5nititutc.r
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lnterNoltNha 9 atenN II

II ntc'rb altnhQ as arena III
Secm htThl. - SIN oelitz
id)eu ScclnumnbcinL 9tr. 1908, 8eo-
iouitraBc, in @oGlit.Hoint, fnnoeu lid
am Sonntag Nben0 oic MitgIicocr
Der @elotung 0e9 5lIr 3pit i'm Soien
liegenOcn Horo0. SIopo.I ompiero
.Gbemnib" III elmer NbenOlntcrboI.
tulq Gin lueldc bon Yuitor Otto
Npib iiir Ole Seclellte orrongirt
muroc. Ger goItIide &eronitoltcr
iorgtc lpicocr in oQbefonnter @eilc
ooiiir, OuB iit) Ole %Srenlocn beimiid)
iiiblten. is mur0en religi0ic mo
oaierl0noiihc &icOcr 8cilungcll. Gie
&crubiolgung non Sbit unO 6iGorrcn
idJloB lid ournn. Ycim Nbi6ieo leg.
te Euitor glpiB Den Sbeilnebmern
nobe, 0Q@ WcibnudtSicIt I'M Nclp.
Oortcr OclltIdcn ScemultnSbeim 5lt
icierll, ruoiclblt Der Compiler u1l Oieie
Belt inn Noicu IicAcn miro.
Ginbrud in NoromeIt.
VaItimorc. Wic liad) Dem
Sturm Die Rube cintritt, Beginner
5ur Belt I'M Noroueiten @nltimore'S
nod LANCER 4ouie 5ablreide Gin'
brllh5oiebitGhIe. Gie Eoli6ei legte
Dor nlebreren Mouoten elmer Gicbcs~
6onoe oaS &unoUert, meld)e IN Der
Nod)boriduit Der BennipIpaniosgpc.
ibr llnmeien tricb, un0 bate l1n9ere
3cit Hllbe. Sn Den letten So9en
imtroen jeoot, lpieocr mebrere Gin.
Bride IN oicier 0e9enb Der Eoli5et
ocnieloet. rn Der Hod)t bon Conn
tag oui Wontag itiegen Giebe Ourd)
cin Sberlid)t in ben Teportement.So.
ocn bon ". 8oloInlitb, Nr. 17i5,
Yenniuluanin NOenlie, ell uno tab
len mebrcre Yoare SoientrGger un6
llcberboien. rSnn uerfloiienen 8inicr
muroe in 0oS ielbige 8eid)dfisbouo
oreintol eingebrod)en, un0 erbelteten
Ole 9ie6e Moaren, Die cinelt Wertb
bon mchrcren blulbert Collars repro
ientirtetl. Grob eifriger Yoli3eiorbeit
fonnte man ocH Iicben nif)t olti Die
Spur fomlncn.
Scrr 0rcGm fault &C.
6Guoe.- GoS bisberige Seim Der
.@crmolt Linton 6euer-B eriiherungs.
@eleuitait", Nr. III Oit-Yultimores
StruBc, lit bon @rn. Seltrp 9rcbm
gefouit nOroen. Ter aouipreiS be.
trGgt $2l.5O0. GS perloutet, oaB Sr.
9rebm Dos 8e6auoe olS Baltimore.
Ctr. -Gingon0 iiir ieine @olimirtb.
i6oit, 0r. l. Siin.@apitraBe. benuecn
Mil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Stollbron0. - Sn Dem Stalls
9eb1uoe ,oe0 Serru !. Sblutter at
DER Gde bon Gorep- mo WcSenrpitr.
brad geitern 8ormittag ouf unbc-
tanntc @eiie ,yeuer aus, neld)eS
.ihncIi mnterbriidt mlroe. @1breno
Ser Sflutter nod) Der iiioneitlid)cn
8nli5eiitoiion elite, UNI einen gtiarm
ob5ugebeL idliipfte 5rau Dtorgoret
.Shlntter in ooS brennenoc @ebGuoe,
1lIn einen &agen IN Sid)erbeit 81
bringen, Roli5iit Can. 6luSfp lparn.
tie Die Srou Dor Der 8cfubr, III Der
lie idppebe. Sic borte abcr nid)t aui
lbn,. nesbolb Der @laurod lie benin
Nrm aus ben 0ebGube iiibrte. aorm
mar ole tSroll aus Dem Ston getre.
ten olo oeriel6e 5ltiqmmeniiiir5te.
iii bic g~ep[ante Subus
ltrte gusiteltung. Ter
erlte Shritt i'm Sntereiie Der geplon.
ten Misunderstanding, Die bonn ].
Oftober bis 5itm 1. Ioocmber 1910
inter oen auipiBien oes Gngros.@ro-
GER SereilS IN Der groBen @aiien.
bole bes ). Wili5reeimqntS ltattiin-
Den. loll, miro am 0onneritaa abeno
getbau merben. Ger Gerein Der Gro
Ger miro oil Dem glbcno in Den HGum.
,lidfeiten beS gereins Der @eif1iiS-
reiienocn uno aalilente cine Ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09

Wtr0 mor9en bcer0ilt. o.
Gle irOiid)cn lleberreltc Der Srou
WorD Gblnnot. lueld)e i'm Nlter BON
50 Subrcn rodl 14.nlonotlid)erarnl1f
bcit om SOnntoG Nbcno al ben Sol
gen cilca SdIogoniollc0 peritieo.
lpcrocu morgcn Nnd)nlittng oiti Dem
NouOon Fnrt 6rieobolc az @robe &c.
truqelI mer0cn. Sill 5rauerbaule
Nr. 734, Observation-Disclosures, miro
Fnitor Sans Nrli, Der SceIlor9er Der
bcutidJen %lutberilden ct. Sufo3,air
DE, Den oclttid)en Sruucrgottco oicnit
balten, luGbreuO Yoitor Or. s. ".
Mi0er bon Der 5lueitcn en9liid)en III.
tberiiden aircbr all Der Hombar6itr.
Der Gntld)loIellcn Pinen ebrenoen
Nu6rui III cnHliiter Sprod)c mio.
men miro. lie 8eritorbene muroc
ON II. Sui 1910 in SeiiensG orm.
ltoot gcborcn un0 fam i'm Ilter Don
bier Sobrcn init ibren Gltern nod)
Anlcrifu. IilBer ibrem @atten Serrn
NI6ert ). Gblouot ilberIebeu lie bier
ainoer, 6rou 4. $. 2igbtbiier, 2rau
u. &. Weper mo Ole 5rls. Waru s.
uno Fulme y. Gblonot, ionic iicben
Gnfclfinoer uno ein llrenfel.
@e6t mad Nem Dorf. -
SEER Srnnf g. Gin, lDeld)er ieit Der
Illloge Der 1rlio.Hioge Cemetery ;It
Yite9pille in 1896 Superintendent
ieneH 6rieo6oieo gelueien lit, bot re.
lignirt, nm nl& Superintenoent in
Den 9ienit Der Roieoole unh 2inoen
Bart Cemetery SO. bon Ieu.Dorf
itno 2inoen, RS, 81 treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-09
9r. @m. Defer,
tegiririftsr beu.ider atrst.
Wl.tdhrtde prnfte.

epeaalih iir Idnnsr. uno S-ansu.
6tunlbeiien. Seilt In iit8eiter Yeit
Snpbtlis. gusfhlae Salss Iio Ranb.
RrGHfbeiteT. stusflhNe ieest ART. Gtrii.
tnren. Fodltitouer, nerOate S.hiodde.
Snlpote"8. Nteren. uno BidfeH.ararf.
beiten. Sftire in Srn. Sfder'e aiIato.
nttdein ggr. suT. VT, 10s, cf.Battt-
llbr Born. .tads els 10 ubr abenos,
Mithupbe hon . tlhr Sormiitdus Dis
2 ilbr Fdhmittdas urs Don 8 bis 10
Tito TbeHoT ToHHcriidp bon 9 ubr
9prmiItngs DTS 9 ubr Rdfmiiiaas.
". Y. - TT. Sedey'S Hafs hsiit
Hriruibar itoeH dashub. NsHlmuaiipa
itrt. CpGtb. f&StS
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
MANS STORE" SPECIAL SALE.
Offering Of Fine Handmade Clothing
just Received at Bargain Prices.

Offering Of Fine Handmade Clothing
just Received at Bargain Prices.
A remarkable sale IS now in progress
at the Mans Store. and is attracting no
end Of attention.
Hundreds Of fresh. seasonable. up-to-
date suits. Of best fabric and best cut.
from Schloss Bros. q Co. are offered at
special prices
BY making large purchase OF these
fine handmade suits. they we're procured
at exceptional prices. and the Mans
Store shares the benefit OF this advan-
tageous purchase with its patrons
This is in keeping with the policy OF
the establishment When II offers bar
gains. 10 means genuine bargains-rot a
reduction on out-of-date clothing. but
special prices on the best and latest
clothing
Ever since the sale began the splendid
store has been filed with eager pur-
chasers. II is rare opportunity FOR
any man 10 repienish his wardrobe for
the autumn and winter season. He can
get Just what he wants. and what he viii
be proud 10 wear. at prices within his
reach.
Much more than moneys worth Is Of
fered at this special sale. and the man
who fails 10 embrace the opportunity is
missing something substantial
Read The Mans Store" advertisement
in lis regular corner OF the last page OF
this newspaper. II will pay you 10
read AZ
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
PAvEMENTS TOO SLIPPERY.
Humane society Asks Commission
ers to Remedy Conditions.

To prevent injury to horses, the
Washington Humane Society has written
to the Commissioners asking them TO take
steps to prevent the slippery condition Of
streets after rains.
In forwarding the request TO the Com
missioners. John R. Heap. the secre-
tary Of the society. claimed the excess
sive use of Iron scrapers TO DO the
cause of the trouble. He said refuse was
only distributed by their use over a
larger surface in a thin layer which was
transformed into a slippery paste by a
slight rain or a heavy fog
When James NJ. Wood. superintendent
Of street cleaning, received the complaint
he said
THE use Of the pan scrapers by this
department is being diminished every day
and the hand sweeping machines are be-
ing used instead. The conditions exist
ing can only be remedied by very careful
driving on the part Of teamsters. This
matter was thoroughly explained 10 the
Humane Society FIVE months ago."
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
MAKES ANNUAL REPORT.
Institution for the Deaf and Blind
shows Good Results.

According 70 the ffty-second annual re-
port OF the Columbia Institution for the
Deaf and Blind, for the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1853. the number Of students re-
manning IN the institution at that time
was 196 During the year 10 male and
IS female students were under instruction,
1872 being enrolled in the collegiate de-
partment.
These students represented thirty-six
States. the District Of Columbia. Canada,
and Scotland. OF the hfty-six pupils in
the primary department, thirty-fve were
admitted as benedciaries Of the District
Of Columbia. During the fiscal year
twenty-seven were discharged from the
institution by graduation and otherwise.
The health Of the institution is report
ed as having been good throughout tho
year.
Receipts tOr maintenance during the
year amounted 20 SIS 6So. -. OF which there
remained an UneNpended balance OF
$3.50
Il Is estimated that for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1911. S77g3 viii be re-
quired for the support Of the institution,
including salaries and incidental expenses,
books. illustrative apparatus, and general
repairs and Improvements. II is esti-
mated that for the same period, $500 viii
be required 20 meet expenses incurred by
such items as plumbing. steam-htting.
and repairs 20 pavement within the
grounds
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
ANNUAL MEETING HELD.
Archaeological society Elects Off
cers-Prof. Bacon Lectures.

The eighth annual meeting Of the
Washington Society OF the Archaeology
cal Institute Of America was held at tne
residence OF the president. Hon. John ".
Foster. last evening. There were pres
ent a large number Of members Of the
society and their guests. Gen. Foster pre-
sided
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year; President. Charles
Henry Butler; vice presidents. DR.. Charles
". Needham. Dr. Herbert Putnam. Very
Rev. Thomas J. Shahan Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Somers; secretary. Prof. Mitchell car
roll. treasurer. John 3. Laruer: coun-
sellers, Mr. Charles Henry Butler. ex
ofiicio. Hon. John ". Foster. Prof. George
Melville Boiling. Prof. Mitchell Carroll. eU
oficio: Prof. William Henry Holmes.
Prof Joseph Clark Hoppin: executive
committee, the president, vice president.
secretary, treasurer; councillors. Miss
Mabel T. Boardman. Mr.. Gilbert II. eros
venor. Mr. George O. Totten, IT,. and Mrs.
Charles u. Walcott.
The lecturer Of the evening was Prof
Benjamin W Bacon. D d. IL. y. OF
Yale University.
The next meeting Of the society VIII be-
held during December. when Mr.. David
G. Hogarth. curator Of the AshmoIean
Museum, Oxford, England. viii lecture.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
OPENS new QUARTERS TO-DAY
Peoples Drug Store Will Give Away
Souvenirs.
BEGINNING of business I'm New House
VIII BE n Reception TO
the Public.

Attractive souvenirs viii be given away
to purchasers at the opening OF the new
home OF the Peoples Drug Store, at
NSrenth street and Massachusetts ave
nue.. to-day
Not always has THIS drug store been
the greatest retail drug establishment in
Washington. as it is now I'm its new
quarters.
in fact. it was only four years ago
that In a small and unpretenuous man
ner. this store was established, IN Sew
enth street, by NJ G. Gibbs, a Young
man who has demonstrated his energy
and progressiveness, ever catering 10 the
needs Of the people with new ideas and
careful business methods.
The value OF unfaiung attention 10 his
ever Increasing patronage. combined with
judicious. persistent, and truthful adyer-
Using, IS substantially indicated in the
opening Of the new Peoples Drug store
to-day. in their handsome quarters. Mr..
Gibbs holds a degree OF doctor OF phar-
macy. and is a graduate OF George Wash
ington College OF Pharmacy.
In the new home Of the firm. occunv-
and Massachusetts avenue. :he business
is conducted upon a larger scale than
ever The building has three floors and
basement entirely given up 20 the Peo-
pies Drug Store. New. handsome. and
modern fixtures have been installed. and
the main floor has been arranged es-
pecially for expeditions selling Apart
from the busy sales space. is the pre-
scripton department. insuring safety and
accuracy in compromising
A feature Of the new store is the soda
fountain which has been installed. built
for the new home OF the Peoples Drug
store The choicest drinks. with the
finest sirups and ice cream. are served.
For the convenience OF the smokers, an
enlarged cigar section has been stocked
with the choicest brands
There will be no deviation from what
has been the policy Of the Peoples Drug
Store from the first-to sell only the
highest grades Of drugs and merchandise
al the lowest possible prices.
Further particulars Of the opening Of
the new store to-day and the attractive
souvenirs TO be given away TO purchasers
will be found In the advertisement else
where in this paper.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
FOOD SHOW PATRONIzED.
Big Crowds Attend BEGINNING of
Second Week.

All senblance OF games Of chance,
which marked the opening DAYS and
nights OF the third National Food show
in Convention Hall. under the auspices Of
the Washington Retail Grocers' Protec-
tive Association. have been eliminated by
Capt Charles Peck. Of the Second police
precinct.
Interest in the show grows as its sched-
Uled days run. Yesterday was the open-
ing Of the second week and the attend
ance was large. Il Is estimated l2.050
persons attended last night. Particular
attention was given 10 the bakers dis
play. Hot bread was served, and the
crowds seemed 10 enjoy z.
Tonight has been set aside rs "Suf-
frage night" for which an elaborate
programme has been arranged. Mrs.
Rachel Foster Avery. OF Swarthmore. Pa.
first vice president Of the Women's Ma
tional Association, VIII be the principal
speaker. other women who will speak
are Mrs. Frances NJ. Gregory. Mrs. ". +.
Abbott Mrs. Alice T. Jenkins. Mrs. Helen
r. Tindan and Mrs J. NJ. Bradley.
There VIII be baby show Friday af-
temOon. for which prizes viii be
awarded
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16

Persons administering poison TO ami
mails will be subject to fine and i'm
prisonment II regulation proposed bv
Mai Sylvester becomes a law. While
the law makes provision against the sale
Of poisons without prescription and due
registration Mai Sylvester SAYS I'm his
recommendation TO Commissioner West.
There is no law whereby a person who
maliciously poiSons dog or other ami
may may be punished. and I have 20 sur-
gest that tie matter be placed before the
corporation counsel with the view of
formulating measure which will cover
such cases and provide punishment" The
matter was referred to Corporation Coun-
sci Thomas
The Washington herald., 1909-11-16
Notice to Our Readers.

We wish TO call the attention Of every
reader OF The Washington Herald TO the
advertisement Of Dr. Blossers Catarrh
Remedy, which appears in this issue. Dr.
J. W. Blosser. 261 Walton street, Atlanta
Ga. the discOverer and proprietor. is a
man OF such character that his claims for
the remedy and his promises may be re-
lied upon in every particular.
As he offers absolutely free a trial sam
pie of his Catarrh Remedy II is certainly
well worth the while Of every sufferer 20
write him and give the remedy a trial. at
least to this extent 1t is evident that I'M
less the remedy was a good one he could
not afford 10 make this offer